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Stand up here, younjr man, and let ui
talk to you, You have trusted alone lo lie
contents of fmiW pur," or liis fair
fume for your success in business, Tliink
you that " father'' liu a liaincj eminence
In bit profession but by unwearied jndus
try or that ho lias amassed a fortune
honetily without energy or activity f
leu ilionlJ know that the faculty reiui'
its for tho acquiring of fume or fortune I
essential to, nay, Inseparable from the re
taining of either of iheio. Suppose "fa
ther" hai the rrcka" in abundance-, if you
never earned anything for liiin, you have
mo more business with these " mck" than
(piling Lu with tortoise ! and if be
allows you to meildlo with them, he perpe-
trntet untold mischief. And if the old
gcn'leinan U lutish of the cash toward
you, to while away your time, you'd brt
ter leave him ; y, runaway rntlier than
be an imbecile, or something wow,
through o corrupting an influence. Soon
er or Inter you mutt learn to rely on your
own resource, or you will never bo any
body. If you have become idle J if you
Lave eaten " father'" bread and butter,
andamuked "fnilier'a" ciynrs; cut a swell
in " failicr" buj;gy, and tried to put on
"fullers' influence you might far bet.
tur Imvo been a poor canal bny, the son of a
chimney-sweep or a boot bliick ; and in
deed, we would not swop with you the
situation of a poor, hulf starved mother.
lcs culf! Miserable objects you are,
that di pcnd entirely on parents; plnyiii".
j;cntleiiicii (dandy loafers.) What in the
name of common senso uro you thinking
off Wuko up there 1 (Jo lo work either
with your hand or bruin, or both, and be
something! Don't merely have it to boast
of, tlmt you have grown in " father's"
house that you have vegetated like other
greenhorns 1 but let folks know tbat you
count onel Come, oil with your eont,
clinch the aw, the plow handle, the sythe,
the axe, the pickaxe, the spado anything
thai will nulla you to stir your blood !
I'ly around and tear your jacket, rather
than be the passive recipient of the old
gentleman's bounty. Sooner than piny
the dnndy at dad's ex pernio, hire yourtclf
out to some potato patch, let yeuiself out
to stop hog holes, or watch tho bars, nnd
'when you think yourself entitled to a rest
ing spell, do it on your own hook. If you
have no other means of buying fun of your
own, buy with your earnings an empty
barrel, and put your head into it and hoi
tier, or get into it and roll down hill ; don't
for pity's sake, inuke the old furnish every,
thing, nnd you live nt your ease.
Look about you, you Well dressed,
.tmoothfuccd, do-nothing drones. Who
-are they who huvo worth and influenco in
society ? Aro they those that have dopon
dud on the old gcnllomnn'a purse f or arc
they those that have climbed their way lo
their position by their own industry and
energy f True, the old gentlcmun's funds,
or personal influence may sccuro you the
'forms of respect, but let him loso his prop,
erty or die, nnd where ate you! a misera
ble fledgling a bunch of bones and fln-.li
that need to bo taken care of.
Aguiu wo say, Wake, up gel up in the
morning turu u round at least twice be
Torn breakfast help the old man give
liim now and then a generous lift in bui
ness learn how to tnku the lead, and nl
-depend forever on being led, nnd you have
'no idea how tho discipline will benefit you
)o this, nnd our w ord for it, you will sccru
Ho brmtlio a new atmosphere, possess a
mow frame, trend a now earth, wake a new
destiny nnd then you may begin to us
piro lo mnuhood. Take oil, then, that
ring from your lily finger, break your cane,
diave your upper lip, wipe your nose, hoi
tip your head, and by nil means, nevor
again eat the bread of idleness, nor or-
h'B.nd on " Katiihr." Life Illustrated.
Mokai, Influk.nck of a Lituhary
TiSTK.-.'J'oa young man nwny from homo
friendless in a great city, the hours of
preatrsl peril aro between sunset nnd bed
time ; fur the m.ioii and slurs sec more evil
in a srnglu hour than the sun in his v. hold
day circuit. Tho pott's visions of cva
ning aro all of soothing and tender images
I .i.. .... i . . i i .
n uuiigi me wuimernr to ins Home, Hie
child to its mother's mills, the ox lo his
stull, and ill ) wo.try laborer lo his rest.
Hut lo iliu giiild hearted youth who i,
thrown upon the rocks of n pililiss city,
and 'Stands homeless amid thousand
homes," the approach of evening bring
with it an aching sense of loneliness and
ilesoluliou, which coitus down upun tho
spirit like darkness upon the earth. In
this mnod, Mi impulse, become snare to
liiui, and he is led afray, because he is
aocial, airclioiinto, sympathetic and warm
hearted. If there bo a young man thus
circumstanced within the sound of my
voice, let mo sny unto him that books aro
friends of lite fiicndlr, and that a lihrarv
the home of the homeless. A Iksto for
reading will ulw.tys carry you to converse
' with men who will instruct you by their
wisdom and charm you by their wit, who
will aoothe you when fretted, refresh you
when weary, counsel you wheu perplexed,
apmpathize iih you at all lime. Evil
spirits, in the middle ages, were exercised
and driven away by bell, book, caudle ;
but you want but two of these agents, the
beok and candle. Go. S. Milliard.
Smr Building. During ISofl, the busi.
ness of shipbuilding has reached the low.
est point within a period of about ten
years, and compared with 1S5-1 has fallen
off one half. There hui been a disposition
lo construct ship of nioderato tize ; clip
per are out of date ; p rope Mors aro more
in demand. The attention of ship build
ers is Leins turned to the expediency of
building vessel of iron. It is staled lb
in England iron ship can be built for 1 15
less per ton than timber enos, and that
with the same outside measurment an iron
hlpof 1,800 ton burden, will carry 300
ton more than a limber vessel. During
the year, the ship builder of New Yoik
and vicinity have been employed upon 73
vessels, COof which have been launched,
and 11 ro Hill on the stocks. The t"n
nnge of these ves-els amount to 60,322
tons; lltul of 18o5 was 53,773 ; of 1654,
07,553; of 1833, 105,829 ; of 1852,70,
024 tons.
W is r Words. Hon. J nine Buchanan,
President el ct of the United States, in a
recent addrena to the student of Franklin
and Marshall Collego, Penn., warned them
very atrongly against forming the habit of
using Intoxicating liquors, declaring that
it would be better for that youth who con
tracted an appetite for strong drink that he
wore dead, or had never been born. When
he saw a young man entering upon such
a career, a fondness for liquor becoming
with him a governing passion, he could see
nothing before him but a life of sorrow,
and a dishonored grave in his old og.
lion. Thomas II. Denton, long a ditin
guMicd Senator from Missouri, in a recent
Ircturo before the Mechanics' Apprentices'
Association of Boston, advised them to ab
stain rigidly from tho une of spirituous or
fermented liquors, and to lead lives of so
briny and temperance. lio ascribed much
of his success in lifo, his vigorous constilu
lion, and his exemption from the infirm
ities of ago, though ho had passed the limit
which the Psalmist assigned to the line of
ifc, to the fact that he had not only thus
abstained, but bad kept free from every
kind of dissipation, saying that he bad
never spent a night In cntousing, and could
uot tell one card from another.
Entomology. Professor Agassiz says
that more than a lifotimo would be neces
snry to enumerate the various species of
insects and describe their appearance. Moi
gor, a German, collected and described 000
specie of flies, which he collected in a dis
trict of ten miles circumference. Tliero
have been collected, in Europe, 20,000
pecics of intects preying on wheat. In
licilin two professors are engaged collect
ing, observing, nnd describing insects and
thoir habits, and already liavo they pub
lished five large volumes upon the insects
which attack forest trees.
A Na.mb Immortalized. Rlankcfa
woro first made at Dristol, in England, by
n poor weaver named Thomas Blanket,
who gavo his namo lo his peculiar manu
facture of woolen cloths.
Railroads in the United States.
Tho total number of miles of railway in
this country, in 1850, was 24,192, being
an it. crease of 3,434 miles over the prece
ding year. Ohio ha 2,800 miles, New
York 2,702, Illinois 2,531, and Pennsylva
nia 2:104.
A "Mean" Editor. The editor of a
western paper having lent his ax to one of
his subscribers, ihc borrower unfortunately
broke off tho handle. On returning it, be
said: "Von can easily get it fixed."
"Yes," replied tho editor, "but that will
cost at least a quarter of a dollar 1"
.."Well," rejoined the borrower, ''If you
ain't rather small for an editor. Here's tho
quarter j but I'll tlinnk you to atop my
paper at once.
0 Woman is liko ivy the more you
aro ruined tho closer she clings lo you. A
vile old bachelor adds : Ivy is like woman,
tlin closer it clings to you the more you
aro ruined. Poor rule that won't work
holli wave. Knock down that bachelor.
0$- Wo overheard, the oilier dny, a
con versntion between two urchins of our
city, part of which we deem worthy of ro
cord:
'I snv, I.ish, do luvo my mother so well,
don t vou I
'On-hoo,' replied Lish, who was perso
verinjily diguing into a bank with n stick,
'Sllltlll, I uo.
'Yes, 'cutue ifwedidu'l, wouldn't then
if us, erat-Kee !
Volumes could scarcely present stronger
evidence of false training.
more New Goods,
. at chauman it warneh's.
TX ADDITION TO Ot'U I'SIMI, STOCK,
L wo hav jiMl received, direct from pan Fran
cisoo, a good and suitable aupply of
Goods for this Season of the Ytar,
whii'h we oiler for sal at price which cannot be
beat in litis niarki I. Our ttock consists' is part of
4UU io hi oun,
iiO Ixm s Knglirh soap,
.M) ' Clms. Ilill'saoap,
UO doi corn sturch,
SO canes p fruit,
li " pwkle,
8 dua h.niry,
8 " loUtrs, .. .
l'l " evtens
SO blf bi.ii O nigsr,
4 hlls Sandwich Island syrup,
. 10 iilf Lbls dried applu, - .
8 rita mackerel,
SOOO lb slick caudy,
it0 " fancy do.
1 cats liallipiihei toy,
1 " lierman toys,
400 lbs slmondt,
Vi hlf bosr raisin,
6 whole bose da,
48 pr good .Ma. kinaw blaoktts,
9000 yd brawn sheeting, - -SOOj)
' ealk-o,
liootsand shoe of vry description.
The above, with our usual aaaortnMuL w Ihink
renders our stack complete Vail and a ,
T.rcJl CHAKitJLX 4 WARXER.
IWu.ber 5, lfil
U. S. MAIL LINE.
Ottqnn Citjf "nil Portland JJuili Padet,
"'!( i Jennie Clark,
j.c. ai.iswobtii, xmnir,
ill run daily, (Huulys f tcepted,) lu tlx above,
iismeil uU, k-sviiif; Urrj'in City svi-ry dj H
u'vlick, 4. u. Ketumiiiif, will lev I'urtlsudtt
3 f. m., tiiucliuig at sll inlermnliute points.
Fur nvij,'lu vr pug ply on (ward. upOl-tf
CORVALLIS TRADE.
tIT COCHRAN', CAHSADY" & Co.
itf ifctiMM sre now ruiiuinir III strainer J.
( liulail, of about U0 ion burth. o, lu tint Cor
vl!ii irad. Will leava CAN KM AH on Mondays,
Wednndays, snd rndayi, si o a at. treitflil
cnaigsu by ' hip maaiurrmtiit."
VVVHKAX,LAS!AlX f C O,
Orejfnn City, Nov. 8, 'ili. illf
U. S. MAIL LINE.
Portland and Attorla.
The Hptrmli.1 Kteanwr i1L i
Multnomah ZtiSsL
"1 XT'! IX contiuue to run regularly between Furt
Y T land and Alorl, ria Vancouver, twici a
wesa, Icuvinif Fi.rllutid ou Monday and Thundny
niurniu" ut each we'k for Astoria i and Astoria
for i'crllaud un Tueixlay and Friday mornings,
louohiii; ViscoevE,ST.IlKH, lCAiir,LATii
umkt, & c., each way. For fn-ieht or paaotgo,
apply to 11, IIUY 1, .Mauler,
jelG Ural Iloyt's H liarf-buut, Poitlund.
Holland & White,
( FIBB PROOF BHICK BUILDING, )
MAIN ST., OREGON CITY,
r EEP eoiulanlly on hsud a lull awortment of
XV the fallowing articles both UULlijALE
and UETA1L i
DRY GOODS:
A larir quantity, consialiua partly of prints of all
kinda, ineriuos, Knj(lili and Fnouli alpacas, du
laiuea, fancy and black a,lk, slieclinir, liirtiii(f,
ticking, tweeda, caainiens, cottonades, hickurya,
deninw, drilling, stttinells, blue, black, grey, and
mixed, SlC., io.
GROCERIES:
A well selected asbortmenl, in part consistinir of
suifar, coiree, tea, syrup, soup, candles, fruit, Hour,
butter, bacon, spice, pepper, salt, aulerntua, soap
puwdtr, iuk powder, yro-l powder, gun powder, to.
CLOTHING :
such as black fnick, sack, and hunlmi eonlt, of
caia:inere, cuHsiialle, satinet, and clulh ; vests,
bull, silk, black satin, chilli, and casiiuere, pluiu
and fancy ; punts, a large awurtiuenl of doeskin,
caaainirre, cloth, jentis, ailtiu I, linen, and all other
kinds; lints, cap ; over and under shirts; stocks,
haudkercliiefs, and cravats, and a thousand othur
Ibinjjt, such as
LOOTS SHOES,
women's coarse snd fine boots, fine black and col.
ored gaiters, klipprra, Arc; men's calf shoes, light
and heavy broaus, kip and culf boots, calf and
euanaled gaiter, bo)V uud children's boots, siloes,
aud gaiters.
Also, uaiu, spikes, bammen, liatclicts, saws,
aies, scyllu-, steels, wjunrci, Ac, Sic.
U Tlis above goods will be sold at the lowest
murket rates. All kiudsof produce takeu iu ex
change for goods.
beuLlU.lSjb. J
W. JP. Barns,
WAGOX AND CARRIAGE MAKER,
O B E O O N CITY, O. T.
ID Strict utlciitioo paid to repairiug, and satis
faction to patrons wuri unted. feb9-43
iVC.ri:R. iioti:i,
Morriwm at., between Front and First sis.,
I'ORTLASD.O.T.
Charges reasonublo. S. I). SMITH,
March i.'i, ljC-43 Froprielor.
Splendid Jowclry.
r rni I fl.-l llllllllIVU tt.im nnnr nn Kami
? the finest uiMorliiiciit of JKWEI.KY ever
brought to Oregon. The assortment cou.iuts iu
pari of the following ai lK'Icsi
liiuinond broaches,
Diamond rins,
Cold railway lime-keepers,
Ludies' watches, iu enameled coses,
Indies chuteluners,
Alosuio ear-ring,
Cold thimbles, gold and silver pens,
Card cases, mantel ornamuuts,
Curd baskets, pearl cusket,
Cold guard, vest, and fob chains,
Weeve buttons, shin studs,
Ladies brooches,
and a variety of other goods too numerous to men-
on.
Call and see the most magnificent dUp!ny of
Jowclry ever sceu in Ori'gon.
U. LULl.ll.ll ItUUlSI.MS
March S3. Front street, Portland.
Wm. C. Dement dt Co.,
At their old ttund, opjmtite the Land Office,
ARE now receiving per bark "Ork" and brig
"Halcyon," the following goods :
l."0 boxes sperm and adamantine candles,
SO kegs dried apples ami peaches,
100 bbla and hlf bbls crushed sugar,
SO cases picl.ks,
30 " fredh peaches,
- SO " pie fruits,
10 Ions li. A. salt,
CROCKERY i GLASS-WARE:
SOU doi cups and saucers,
300 ".plates,
QUO " tumblers,
SO " wuter pitchers,
Rng.tr bowls, tea-pots, ic, &0.
OILS d PAINTS:
i'OO kegs pure leod,
300 gals linseed oil,
100 gals turpentine,
50 gnls varnish,
300 gals lamp oil,
100 (rals Inrd "
DRY GOODS :
0000 yds brown sheeting,
5000 ii pr;lltlll
lili nchcd cottons, bed ticking, jro., ie.,
nil of which will be sold as low as they can be pur
chased of any oilier house in Oregon City, may 1 7
11 M. LUCAS. I. DALTO.f.
Lucas & Dalton,
HOUSE, SIGN, & ORNAMENTAL PAIN
TERS, &c,
nAVE received and ofli-r for sale,
4000 Iba Atlantic white leud,
. S.'iil gallons boiled linseed oil,
30(1 ' ruw "
3n0 " tnrpeutine,
210 Tilden'a No. 1 furniture varnish,
130 " " coach "
2110 " Japan
lOliO lbs of putty,
li dx Adams t!-10 brunhcs,
6 dot suh tools aieortid,
111 packs of leaf gold,
10 " silver,
100 lbs of Small's assorted colors,
3 gross of camel and sable hair pencila,
5S00 ft of glass, 8x10, 10x12, 10x14, 10x15.
Glazed sash, any quautily, of Ihe followiuir l ies
and prices: '
Px in, S I.'.'S per window,
10x12. 4.00
9x13, 4.00
10x14, 4,.V)
10x15, 5,00
Messrs. L. &. D. would respectfully call Uie at-
teniHiu of the Irude and Ihe public generally to ex
amine iheiralock before purchasing elsewhere.
LUCAS it DALTON,
June 23, - Froul st., Portland.
Laud for Salo.
T OFFER to sell 160 aere
res of choice lind for '
r an ,n, cash. Th.
i, x mile, west of U-
X lw iMfiu and a quarter
l.d a uoiiiou of uiy claim,
layette, iu th couuty of V amhill. Title good
. an ana see ior youncive. "l i no trouble to
show" th land. 8. CAD VMS
GUo Avor Deo. 2jth 1855-37lf
Fit-all Ors-gau Tiusulhr lked.
XeJ J low by WM. C. DEMEX T 4- CO.
DL Osgood' ludi.Cholagogue.andDr.JoiW
Amrrvaa CholareFoe, at th
OKLCON CITY DRUG STORE.
New Books I
rpiIE subscriber has jurt received a larg; ai.
A. sortmtnt of UOUKS, direct from New York,
ainoiiK which are th folluwiuji
Alisou'e Ilisl. of KuropeJ
American Institutions,
Billuaau s uo.
Lives of tho Hiincrs,
Usbylou and Nineveh,
"Deck and Fori,"
"8hip and Shore,"
Democracy in America,;
"Land and U-e,"
"Hea and tiailor,'
Three Years in Califor..
Home Cyclopedia,
Cvo. of Literature,
Fgyptaudlh llulyliid
lluchsn's Fain. l'liy'n.,
Lardueroubrin tiyiue
Manual of rine Arts,
Lecturr ou the Arts,
Travels iu 1'eru,
Polar Regions,
Muhau's Philosophy,
A nc I jviouaalcriea,
Choice Uioruphy,
l'eruvian Antuiuitice,
Choice Ktra'.'ls,
A variety of I'oet.
SOU cop es of Banders Hpeller,
.'00 " Headers,
2,0 " MeCutTey's do.
S.'iO " Webnter's Dictionnries.
Davies' Algebra, Newmsu's Ithstoric,
Ceomelry, lliy's da.
" Dourdou, Parley's Univ. llintory,
" Purveying, (oodrich's Pict V. 8.,
" Legeiidrc, Mouleith's Ccogrnphy,
" Aritlunetics, "Little hpcaker,"
Thouipsoo's do. N. American Sjwaker.
ALSO,
A rresh Supply of Stationery.
Day llook, Journals, ledgers, Kvnoid liooks.
Menioraudums, of sll size, Diaries. 4c, Note nud
letter Paper, Knvelows, Pens, Ac, Ave. Kras-r
Kuives, Krrwive Uubber, Uummed Labels, Faber's
Pencils, 12K, in quart and pint bottles.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES POrE,Ja.
Oregon City, August 18, Ibii.
New Jeweller.
HAVING employed en of the best Working
Jewellers on Hie Pacific coast, I am now
fully prepared tu manufacture every description of
Jewelry.
MuiHiuic Jewelry, Odd Fellows' Pins, Rings,
Ac, made to order.
Fngraviug neatly done.
Call and scs specimens of work.
0. COLLI Ell ROBBIX9.
V B. I devote my entire atuuliou to repairing
tine v atclie. U. Collies Kosbins.
Portland, Dec. 29, 18o5-3Ttf
JAYNK'S Alterative, Expectorant, and Pills,
Cod Liver Oil, Castor Oil, and Sweet Oil, at
the OKECiOX CITY DHVU STORE.
MEXICAN Mustang Liniment, (j. V. Aler
chant's Caroling Oil, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
TRUSSES, right and left and double, and Ab
dominal supporters, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
IJUItE While Lead, raw and burned Umber,
. Cromu, Green and Yellow, and other paint,
at the OREGON CITY DUUG STORE.
PERFUMERY, at the
OUEGON CITY DRUG STORE.
GRAEFENDERG MEDICINES:
Uruefeuberg Sarsapurillu, Uleriue Calholicon.
" Dysentery syrup, consumptive
balm,
" Pile Ointment,
" Health Hitters,
" Eye Lotion, 6lc, Sic,
To be found at the agency of the Company, at
the OREGON CITY DRUG STORK.
HAYMAN'S Dyspeptic Elixir warranted to
cure the dyprpaiu jiiil received nud fur
suleal the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
DU. Guysotl's compound extract of Sarsaparilla
and Yellow Dock, at the
seplj OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
OLD Dr. Jacob Towniwiid's Sarsupurilla, at
the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
Dlt. J. Ayres' celebrated Cherry Pectoral for
coughs, col ls, aud consumption, at Ihe
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
DR. Tjwnxend's Sursaimrillu, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
SHAKER Surxaparilla, at the
OREGON CITY DUUG STORE.
SANDS' Sarsaparilla, in any nunntitv, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
MOFFAT'S Life Bitters and rills, Beruurd's
Dysentery Syrup, AVistur's Balsam ef Wild
Cherry, at tho
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
JUST RECEIVED at the Oregon City Drug
Store, direct from New York und San Fran
cisco, a fresh supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
l'utent Medicines, Family Medicines, &c., &c,
which will be told as low for eaih at they can be
procured in the Territory. Cull aud examine for
yourselves, and get au Almanac for 185U, gratis.
PERUVIAN Febrifuge, for Ihe cure of fever
and ague, &.C., &c, just received and for sale
at tho OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
McLANE'Se,
Pills, ORlii
celebrated Vermifuge and Liver
GON CITY DRUGSTORE.
iI!lOlOII.
A FEW of Trince & Co.'s best MELODE
ONS for sale. low. Enquire nt tho
feb'J OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
To Blacksmiths nntl Jluuufuc Hi
rers. WE are now receiving leu loiis of iron of the
following sizes :
Round iron from to 1 inqli,
Square " " to S '
Bar " ' lJxto3x,
Nail rods,
Horse shoe iron,
Bund iron, 3x(,
Plow steel, 12xL
Fur sale at lowest market rates.
a"g3 G. ABERNETHY Jk CO.
To IVEerchaEts.
WE are now receiving Ihe following ai tides:
SO bbls Santa Cms lime,
15 " hydraulic cement,
5 " plaster of paris,
32 kegs nails,
S " spikes, 5 it 0 iu.,
100 lloeton syrup, 5 gals.,
3."i bais Rio coffee,
2j mats China No 1 sugar,
25 half bbls N O sugar,
5 bbls vinegar,
aug 3 G. ABERNETHY Sc. CO.
Harness and Saddlery.
1 II r. undersigned having opened anew
in DUTTF.YILLE, Marion county, O.
T., in the Post Office buildinir. are ready
to manufacture and furnish at short notice, uud in
the best and must substantial stvle of th. rrnft
all kinds of HARNESS and SADDLERY
WORK, Trunk and Carriage Trimming, Ac.
June 21, IWC.-y HOOP & COOK.
Wheat VtTantnil
nIG II EST cash price paid by
Nov. 2. 1V.W. c. DE.VEN
T .J- CO.
Caiivmali, .v. 35, 1S5.
ON hand aud for sale, low, for cash or produce
Paints Si. lead, chrome green,
white lead, prussian blue
red do in oil, chrome yellow,
blk. do " blue point,
litharge,
Common and permanent green pultv.clae
JXO. P. BROOKS.
Ac.
D VV11' nu' "Uins, of an excellent quafity
Me'VedrnlM"llevlot! bL vrn
CHARM AN A WARNER.
Iu our ltakery
"ITfE ke.p a full assortment of BREAD, PIES
CAKtS, and CANDY, at wh.4eal. and
retaiL apia CHARMAN a- WARNER.
M'edtliHK Cakes
MADE to order, parte. furnislKil with icta.
on shortest notice. Ac , by
a"" CHARMAN WARNER
DO yen waul stocking ram T V , b. it.
ul6 C.1A'.V.1.V a WARNER.
Allan, MeJXlnlay dt. Co.,
HAVE Jut received
A STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
aud would invite all llrnse who wi.h lu prorurs
GOOD articles at ri aoni,ble pri. as, to call aud
see them. They cuusui in part of the following i
grindstones canal ft wheel burrows
gruiu cradl.s fancy brooms
grawscytht Si snalhs plain do
brush do do asuorl'd colored pail
10 sq harrows 23 tech puiiilrd lulx
gardi n rukea
do llOr
do spidr
fioUhed shovels
lay forks
manure forks
churns
wiudow glass 8 by 10
do 10 by 13
do 7 by !l
wiudow sashes 8 hv 10
tine wash boards
bl.ickmnilh's bellows
cross cut saws 7 It
do 6 ft
mill saws 7 A
hair inultrusses double
do single
hair bolsters double
do singlo
sperm caudles
adamantine do
de I0hyl2 grupo urana looacco
ox Ihiws snd yokes iucke luhaceo
U LA UK UTS, RAISE, LIXDSEYS,
Sheetings Ticks, tc itc.
And keep eonsluully ou hsnd a large supply of
GROCERIES,
clothing, hardware, and m iny articles too uunier
ous Uiinentiuu.
ALLAN, 3T KIN LAY $ CO.
Oregon City, April 21, Ib5ti-ly
A Itaro Cliuuco
For those enyuyed, or wishing to engage in
the Flouring Business.
WE have on hand and for sale, tho followiug
machinery for grut nulls, which will b sold
low for cosh, or on a short time I
3 portable mills, complete t
1 run of four feet four inch French Burrs, with
spur wheel, 114 cogs, weighing 1033 llw. ; with
spiudle, pinion, brush and oil-pol and collar.
1 run, same site, without pillion. Other irons
the same as above.
Together with a general assortment of bands,
bolting cloths, pulleys, gudgeons, wheels, couplings,
hangings fur bolting diesis, Sic, ic.
In other words, every requisite necessary to the
completion ef a grill mill by
tvi.t. lli;uu..vi at co.
Opposite the Lund Office.
Oiieuon City, Nr 2d, 1855.
Time.
t-wt u mniivirr n
V . ' WATCH-MAKER. Ml
Persons desirous of ff Itinz irood work done will
do well to give me a call, as my whole lime is de
voted lo Ihe repairing of Chronometer, Lever,
Duplex, aud Horizontal watches.
An umortiiieiit or Jewelry on band
Jewelry mude to order, and repaired.
Prices lo suit the limes. I am thankful for past
favors, and hops to give satisfaction in future.
U7 Located at the old stand, opposite the Tel
egraph Office, OREGON CITY. Feb. 2.
Hardware
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
H BRASS and lion Butts, Screws, Locks and
MJ Latches, Hammers and Ilutchets, Axes,
Drawing-knives, Handsaws, Curry Combs, Horse
Brushes and Cards, Gun Locks, Gun Cups, Wool
Cards, Chest Huuillcs, Plnnea, &c
April 21, Itfaj-ltr
Groceries
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
KJUGAR, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Syrup, Chocolate,
Starch, Salerutus, Cream Turtns, Sal Soda,
Carb. SoJu, IYjiper, Spice, Alum, Boiax, Cop
peras, etc. Aprii 21, lHj5-ltf
M'alcr Power for Snic.
THE undersigned would like to sell one half of
his mills uud wuter power ou the Tualatin riv
er, aboLt Ihree in Ies from Linn City, knowu as
Moore s Mills. It is probably the lict-t water priv
ilege, with the exception of the great Fulls of the
illumette, tlmt there is in Oregon. 1 would like
to sell oue-iiulf or ous-fburlh of my claim together
with the mills oiuf water power. My object ia to
gel a partner, lo enable me to properly improve the
water power. JA.ULS iUOOKE.
Feb. 9, lt36. 4dlf
TU8T RECEIVED,
J 70 bbls and hlf bbls N O snu
30 " " " crushed "
411(10 lbs No 1 China
10 hlf bbls Curolina rice,
15 " ' dried apples,
15 kegs " "
10 hlf bbls peaches,
10000 lbs Liverpool rait,
10 catos table suit,
,r0 bbls Santa I'm, lime,
50H0 lbs inanil'.a rope, uss'd sizes,
100 kegs nails, ' "
5000 qr Hour sacks,
G bales drillinss,
1 2 cases un'd pie fruits,
12 " " pickles,
20 bundles window eu-h, ot-h'J sizes,
31 pnnncl doors, " "
2 doz pol. gruilli sconps,
100 sacks Rio coiree,
10 mats black pepper,
10 bules oakum,
100 single and double blocks, aWd sizes,
6 gross P & M yeast powders,
10 doz zinc wash boards,
500 galsS. I. syrup,
4000 lbs while lead, pure,
500 " ted " ' "
40 gals copal varnish,
15 doz pun I brushes, ass'd sizes,
15 " 3 hooped buckets,
200 b;ilcd linseed oil,
100 " rawv " (
Together with a good assortment of HARD
WARE and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. All
of which we propose selling ut prices lo suit Ihc
limes, van sua see lor yourselves.
W. C. DEMENT & CO ,
Muin st., opposite the Land Office,
Oregon City, April I'J, liwfl.
rtmuture.
rriHE stibseribcr has just receiy-u -..una'
JL ed a large supply of FURNM-KJa
TUUE of all descriptions, couaibt-Vi " rrj
ing iu part as follows
Sofas, mahogniiy and black walnut;
Chamber sets; - -
Bureaus, with or without marble tops;
Office desks;
Rocking chairs, stuffed iu hair, carpet, and with
cane and wood seats;
Dining chairs, cane and wood scats;
Office chairs, do do Ho
Children's do, high dining and rocking;
Bedsteads, various kinds;
Tables, center, card, and Jininrr;
Writing desks:
Sideboards;
Parlor chairs;
Settees;
Readme:, toilet, and woik tshln.-
Looking-glasse;
Mattresses, hair, moss, and wool;
Window shades;
Feathers;
Paper hanginjs, of every style;
Oilcloth; CbiueM mattinij; fluid lamps, and bora-
..u.u, i,u arieiy or other articles too
numerous to mention.
Persons wishiujr to purchase nllt ..n.j
examine for themselves.
,i arncs oi country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
TI10S. JOHNSON.
Marvh 22, 1856.
42lf
Tn?ni(LWr?nts a 000(1 Saddle?
li t, subscriber, lmng hve miles uth-west of
I-afayette, in Yamhill couulv, is now can-vine
on th. boMi.es. of Saddle Making in good earnest!
Ite keeps constantly on hand the best saddles that
can be manufactured wilh the materials at com
mand in Oregon. Those wishing a genuine saddle
warranted to fit on both sides, and rijrued out in
complete style, cheap for cash, or good trade would
do well to give me a call My shop i. .ituated on
Baser I reek near when, tha n .A . :. , j
uir from Portbnd and Oregon City, "up country"
by the way of Smith's bridge on the North Fork of
1 amhill.
XT I keep every thing in the saddlery line, as
Bndles, Msrtingales, Halters, Line. e . Ac.
xu-ajtl. J. O. HKNDERSON.
fX)Y3, of different kinds, t sJe by
' -L CI1 A KM AN 4. W A RN ER.
UUSINKSS CARDS. 7
JY Geuor.d toiiiuiiihiou Mrt-huisT,uI',i .
sal. ...drel.il D.u Ur, ul il?1''
Hardware, Jt c, le. . ' ' fcwe"ar
( George T. Allan '
OregouCity.MnyS. 1 Archibald M'Ki.,1,.
C Thuina Low,
ALLAN. M KINLAY it VtX, TTT
Scoll.bnrg, Ump'jua, Oregon. '
ALL A XT M'KI NLA YTtoHwr
Oregon Territory. ' SJayS"
" CHARLES POPB,"ja "
DE A LEU in Hardware, Groo.ri,- u' - ,
Clolhiii;,', Boots Sl Shoe, AlediciuaJ Ua
and .Stationery. ' Uvr
Malii-st.,OreoiiCity, April 21, 1855-ltf
Wm. O. Dement deca
IIOLESALEaud mt.il Dealer. ia Cfacw
T ies, Provision., J'ai,,!,, oik
Khoes, Crockery, Ac. 0 L d ' Wd
.Main at. Oregon City. " J.
john a mbrj5bT
ATToaaar and oooasiioa a, i.
r ... r ... "
iMjuyrur, i amniii County, O.T i
...u luuuiuiiy uu na lo ell bu!ue- sv
ti u.ted to his professional .....
April 21, lb55-llf
JOHN P. BROOKS, '
Whale tale Retail Denier in Groeerh,. Ww
VrovitioL,, ,J.e., Nuin s,, rnm'
A General Assortment kept up of Selected Coeds,
Cunemah, December 1, 1855.
33. Xllilmin.
Manufacturer, Wholetalt and Retail DetUr ia
COOK IMDl'.tilLOK STOVES,
Tr.n 4 corrna w.se, iiardwxsi, c,
MalnSl., oppoaite Muin Street Ifotst-
OREGON CITY, O. T.
Steumbout and jobbing work attended te with-
Orders fmm the cuunlry promjitly filled. 1,7
) Drays, Medicines, Paints, Oila..
Xff and Dyo-stnffn, ' '
at the OREGON CI I Y DRUG STORE
scp!5
X,;,1 Klr...l II... :.-- .. -. '
Wells, Fargo & Co.'a Express,
Between Orrg.m, California, lite Allan! ic
Sialrs ani Europe.
HAVING made udvai.tmfftus
arrangement with th Lu led
jm rilutes nwt Pacific ,fail Steam-;
nip v uoipuiiies ioi iiuiirsiriuiiou, we are now pr.
pared to forwurd G.ild Dust, Bullion, Specie
Packages, Parcels, and Freight, to and from n'
York, N. Orleans, San Fniuclsco, Portlaod, aiid'
principal towns of Cal.fornm an I Oregon.
Our regulur Semi monthly Kxpres between'
Portland ami Snu Fraiiei.seo is di.palched by tli
Pacific Mull SteunishipCVi steamship Columbia'
connecting nt Hun Francisco wilh wir seini-inoulh-ly
Express to New York and New OWrin, which
is disputehed n-guluily on the 1st and 16th of each.'
month, by Ihe mail steamers and in charge of oar
own messengers, through tu destination.
Our Kvpruss from New York leave regularl
on the Sll. uud 2Utli of each mouth, also in clurge
of messengers.
Treasure insured in the best New York com--punies,
or at Lloyd's in Loudon, at the option of'
shippers.
OmcKs New Yo.k, No. Hi, Wall sL; Now
Orleans, No. 1 1, Exchange place j Sun Fruuciico,.
No. 114, Monlum. ry street.
J. N. BAXKEF.,4'rtl..
Oregon City, April 21 18i5.-llf
Nev Volumes cf tho Four Reviews
and Elackwocd.
COMMENCE with North British for Msy;;
1835, and the other Reviews uud B.sckwcW
for June, 1H,"i5.
Terms of Suhtcription. Any one Review or"
Blackwood, .$11 a year. Blackwood nnd one Re
view or uny two Reviews, iS.'i. The four Re-'
views and Uluckueud, 10. Four copies lroit
ad.lressr .'J0.
Postuge on the four Reviews and Black wood t'
any lst office in the United Slates, only 80 cents
u year on iuch ilevivw uud 24 dills a year ou
Blackwood. Address, L. Scorr it co., Pii'jlishers, 54 Gold
street. corner Fi.llon, New York sepS
Reading far the Million.
S. J. M.-COIIMICK
HAS CONSTANTLY UN HAND AT TUB FRANKLIN COOS-
stoiie, Fiui.vr-s?, roivri.ANi), ontoo-M,
A Choico s- lection of Popnl.ir Bisiks, Now
5. papers, .Ma;razinca and Fancy Stationery.
Among the bo .kson hand will be found works
on Temperance, Agriculture, Horticulture, His
tory, Poetry, Biography, Medicines, Religion,
Sc enco, School Books, h'mnunc' s, &c, ic, Ac
ITj'Subsciipiioiis rceeiverf fcrf?arper, Grahsmp
Godcy, Leslie's, or l'utnum, ut S-l a year,p(
age free.
O Subscriptions received for any newsynots
published in nny part of the Union.
Remember the Franklin Book Store and News
paper Agi ncy, Front street, Portlaii I Oregon.
5?" A priced calnlogue will be published early
in April, ami will be sent to any purl of Ihe terri
tory free on application.
rpKMPLE OF HONOR. Tualatin Temple of
X Honor, No. , meets c-ll the 1st uud 3d I Fri
day evenings of each moil li at OJ o'clcclt, at Tem
perance Hull, Foicst Grove, Oregon.
Membei-s of the Order in good staudln; arc lfl
vited lo visit this Temple.
Ji. W. DIXON, W.C.T.
M. Tutti.k, W. R. 33
ZiSdiOS I
JOU will find nn excellent ajsortment of Orsss
and Bonnet milks. Haliiit uud Veirtltl slxt
Bonnet Trimming, Hosiery, Giocet, Licet rn
Ribbons, Table Cloths, Counterpanes, etc., at the
store of CHARLES POPE, Jr.,
(Main-st., epposilo Abernethy' store,) where maj
be found utmost eceryihing in tho liue of
Dry tiool:
Such as Prints, Ginghams, Alpacas, Merinnsy,
Fluid Linseys, Muslins, Suttiuelts, Jeans, Flau.
neis, Sheetings, Bed Ticking, Hickory Stripes
Cotton Batting, etc.
Oregon City, April 21, 1855-ltf
Medicines for Sale, By ,
CHARLES POPE, Jr.
tl ANDS' Sareopaiilla, Peck's Wild Cherry Bit
9 ters, Batenian' drops, Bniudreth's pills, Lee'
pills, Perry's vcmiifuec, Onodeldoc, Gum Cara
phor, Gum Arabic, British oil, Lobelia, Hot drops,
3d preparutiou, Roman eve balsom. Duller ' paiai
extracUir, Laudanum, Paregoric, Oil of Pepper
mini, tssences, Compitiou Powders, larier
Pulmonary Balsom, Suluhur, Eivom Salts, io.
a :t it, ,q-, ...
Jttnf Keccivcd,
itthe'Old Stand,' Canemah, Ajril2l, '55..
4efll'&f& L""- TJght Brown Sugar,
UWIr 1 .000 lbs. China No. 1, dft,
1,000 lbs. Kio Coffee,
15 Tons coarse salt ; 500 lbs. fine da,
S.OOil lbs. Oregon Bacon ;
1 ,000 bushels oats, for le wholesale or retail, by
JOHN T. BROOKS.
Central Produce Depot. '
CANEM All.
CONSTANTLY reoeiy ng. fresh from rneb,
wheat, outs, bacon, lard, butter and potsloe.
Dec. 1, '55. JOHN P. BROOKS.
To Ihe Farmers
XTE WOULD ay, call at our store;-w
v T will pay you as weil for j our produce a
any other house iu Oregon, and will endeavor le
make you feel as comfortable as we powbiyeso.
no24 CHARMAN $ WARNER.
GILT MolLDINti fc petw frsroe.s
sal. by CHAT-MAN A. VVABNEK
TO PICK CKJARS. l!ie bel rli.we si
1'1J tHAEMA $ WARNERS.