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l'rss ksa.aa. Sr. Loots, May i!3. TU corrtsrtouJsut of the Democrat says that a fbrco of drag ooni and artillery 1c,". 1'wrt Leavenworth few days line to RtfA tbsC'haysnne, who re reported oi)cn:ratrI nt li.'uMiean Fork, Kaoia anJ Ulm River. Tb Republic"! puMitlira a letter from Drown, tdilor of iho Herald of V feodum, li Drowflrton, corre;ooJerit of Iho New York Herald, which shows flat a neriuui iliiTiculty ha occurred b:tvtein (Jjv. Hob. Inton and Drown. Tlio former charges llio laltcr iib an a'.knij t to II I lis I'roo fc'iata party (o Gov. Shannon, upon con ilition of buinj rtkaJ from priua. Drown denies it and call Knb!nin an uniniii.'ated liar, and request Hrowertoii to repreieut Lira s. Con. Harney and Mr. Orr, of South Corolina, Lara arrived in (Ld Territory.- 'I'll a latter lia dccl'usd a complimentary dinner. (rtrTbe xow y0rl( Sun hu lbs follow. ng just and poninent remarks on tlio pre vailing method of composing juries. Tlio practice io question has at litilo warrant in tound luw aa it bin in tound ieno : " Had io opinion," it ihu objection on hich a long it of gentlemen were set aside as incompetent to sorva as jurors on .!io trial of Mr. Cunningham. We roc ognho at once the junlico o( the prii.cip!e of luw which excludes person whose uiudt are prejudiced from serving on juries but prejudice blJ opinion dillr widely. Itioni liilug to prejudjn a pcrion accus ed of crime fr prrjudinj implies tlmt llio mind hat reached, definite conclusions andquilo a dilliient thing to frm an opinion of published statements without the mind receiving the strong personal biut which Constitutes what we call prejudice. 'Intelligent men cannot read evidiute with out forming an opinion of ita vuluo, or it appaarauco of conclusiveness; and we -have but little raspoot for tho judgment of men who can mud without tliiiiLinj of whnt they read, or without qucsliurmig iU accuracy or credibility. The men who ure capable of forniinii anot)inioo without prejudice, or of judging of llio cril'.'nce nnd lis coherence, are just in kind or men w ho should sit as jurors to try grave accusations. Stkuck uv tub Cojiet. Tho good peo plo at Iudiannpolis were thrown into a state of alarm on Tuesday evening, May 2Cth, that is described as "perfectly awful," by seeing the moon riso from behind tho east orn hills, as red us blood, und locking like the great head of a fiery dragon. They thought it wna the Comut tliut it was about to strike thut tho end of all earthly things was at hand, and they set themselves to work, with prayers aud lenrs and sup. plications, to" make ihcir pcucc," nnd to bo ready to " go up." So frightened wero thoy, says tho La fiiyolto Journal, that tho ularin bells wero rung, and tho firu engines brought out, n:id the excitement and confusion for a few tno iinouts wan indusci jbablo. Tlio iJca of call, ing out the engines under such circumstan ce! was worthy of the genius of Dame Partington, who undertook to repel an in. vosion of tho Atlantic with her tuop. Tho appoarance of tho full orb above the hor. izon soon restored tho people to their senses and converted their shrieks of affright aud frenzied nppcnls to lleavcn, into a general guli'aw. The Lnfiiyolte Journnl hopes tlmt Gov. AVillard is by this time fully convinced of the necessity of an extra session of tho Legiblaturo to vote an appropriation to keeping up tho Insnue Asylum. Iowa Mew. ratCKsOur Wkst. At Council litiifH, Flour is 53 por hundred; Corn Muni, $ I,. CO per bushel J Com, $1 a 1,10 j 1'otutocs, 2 ; Oils, 80 cents ; Onions, fl ; Henna, 5 ; Tine Lumber is $l','3 per M ; Cotton, wood, 40; ami Walnut and Ouk, OCT A now htcl U about to bo erected at Ltuilington, on Main street, 101 'et, by 117 on Columbia, und Ct) feet high from sidewalk to cornice lop. It is to bo erected by n stock company at an esiiuiute cost of $05,000 to $7"i,000. Ml. Pleasant. Our sister city is enjoy. ing its wonted prosperity ; striving hard to overtake Iowa City. We learn from the .if...... r i .f . pi iuum louuiui, mat ceuntor llarlan is about to put lip a fino residence there 'Bishop llamline hus alo concluded Io niaKe that place his permanent residence. The Mormons ami Indians. liol con tinue with us. Tho former, to t, num. ler of aovernl hundred, aro encamped on the west side of the river, awaiting the coming of several hundred aaiuis, now on tho ooenn. Juwa City Rtpulliean, Hiyh Vricti. The following is llie prico of soma of the leading articles in the 'house keeping line' in this cilv, to wit: Hour 97 per barrel ; corn men I f 1 per bushel ; i)Otuioesl,50; hams 10 cents por pound; butter 40 cents; lard 13 cents; eg'-s 12J cents per dozen ; fresh meat 10 to 1-J cents l"tAI rwitinl atwth. 1 I I .it , .. ,..,.., ..,br cents ; coiteo some; molas,, $1 io 31,20 per gallon; fire wood U per cord ; other anides in propor tion. Somo of oar propheu" tur that rleur will p up to 810 per barrel'; if it should; we II bo ready for llio comet-iVr. 0iztte. CO" The following is related of Mayor Foley, of Covington, K'y. Some month since a mau was arreted and brought be fore him, for whipping his wife. The mayor fined him, nnd let him go, but in a week tho chap was again arrested for the samo otH-nse; this time, his honor impris. otiod him, and after serving out his time, he wont home and asruin nbusad his better half, and notwithstanding tho mayor fined and imprisoned the fellow for each etfrnse, Le would persist in his vilo behavior. The mayor after trying for months to reform i - - i. i -ii i mm, nau we. mgu g,vcn up the la.k, ua- ' i : . V . , r Vl nun"rea fignu (with h,e wife) w arraigned on ( old h.rge.. Well," ,av. hi. honor, 1 " I tuppoieyou think lain ging to fino you I" " I dun no," say the culprit. 'Teihaps you Imagine- I will Imprison you P conlincd mayor V. " I expect so," was the answer. " I shall do neither," aid the mayor, " I discharge you." Tlie fellow's countenance began to brighten up, when hit honor adjourned the court, and after slapping te the door, invited him out side. ' Now you mean devil," says may or P., I have lined you and Imprisoned you till I am tired of it, and yet you per tist in ill-treating your wif. I will now t' ll you, that if ever I hear of your abut- ing that woman again, I'll whip yuu within an Inch of yur lift, dn mi if I dun't Now travel." The mayor has never heard from the fell" tince. Coffer a I'owr.itKUL A.wuotb. A very fw peroni, and I brieve but a small number of medical men, kuow ihutCotle is ouo of the iimst important antidotes to many deadly poitoot, aud to a great inasy ordinary drugs. This remarkable fact leads to teriout condjeratioui, many pa, lietitt receiving the right remedies, but not being prohibited from Inking Coffee, dee- troy the intended nkt of their medicine, become we no, and lead the physician to change the right treatment into a false aud perhaps unhappy ono whilo the simplo knowlcdgo of tlm above fact would have contributed to meliorate their state and save them. But fur moro important is it to know that the fatal results of many ac cidental, apontaueous or criminal ciupoi onmenis could be slopped almost inslautly by administering that simply antidote, Codi't, while tho loss of time in calling a phyiciaa, io., is often the only cause of the loss of life. Lr. Max Lang'jtnsch- wartz. Boring op Artesian Wells. A let- t r in a Charleston paper gives the follow ing description of the manuer in which Artesian wells are formed : This stile of well is said to bo an invent ion of a Frenchman, whose name I do not new remember. It is dui, or rather drill ed with a heavy strel drill of 1,800 pounds weight, 50 feel in length, and a hulf foot in diameter. The drill, is raised above the surface of tho ground, by means of pul leys atiucneu io a wheel, which Is worked by n small engine, to tho height of forty or fifty feel, and then allewod to dron. After going lo the depth of the drill, strong poles are attached to tho upper ex tremity. In this manner it is raised and allowed to drop. The man who is dig ging the well informed me that he had drilled through 73 rocks, averaging 38 feet in thickness. Ho has completed one 1,. 550 feet in depth. Iron tubes are inserted as ho advances, nnd in this manner caving is prevcuted. The wl now completed, throws a jut of wator to the height of 153 foot abovo tho surface. I put my hand into the reservoir into which it fell, and, to my surprise, I found the water nuito hot- clearly showing that tho intestines of the earth aro healed. The borer is now proceeding with n well ton times as largo as the one completed. Tha ono already completed he intends boring to tho denth of 1 800 ft-.! when tho water will be thrown to the height of 300 feet. It is expected that this alone will furnish an abuudaut supply of water. A traveller called nt nightfall at tanner s liouso the owner boinr from home, and the mother and daughter bein alone, they refused to lodge tho wnyfurcr "IIoiv far, then," said he, "to n house here a preacher can get lodgings ?' 'Oli if you aru a preacher," said the old lady "you can stay here." Accordingly, h dismounted. . Ho deposited his saddlo. bags in uio nouso.nnu led his horse lo thostaU r.... .i i . meuimiiiii', uio moineranu daughter were debating the point as to what kind of preacher he was. V lie cannot be a Prcs 'ririiiui, tui mo one, "tor ho is not dressed well enough." " He is not a Moth odist,"said the other, " for his coat is not the right cut for a Methodist." " If could find his hymn book," said the dau.'h tor, " I could tell what sort of a preache ho is. And with that, she thrust her hun into tho saddle-bugs, mid, pulling out llask of liquor, she exclaimed'- La I moth er, he's a Hani Shell Baptist'." OO" The story that Rev. Mr. Iwdloch is about to lorsako llio clerical profession ft thut of the law is contradicted, nnd as member of the bar we are glad lo hour it. we nope he will remain where he is until hois improvid a little. Near our former home in Now York, a church was investi gating certain charges against a member, ami, just as they were about expelling him a document was got up, signed by a large number of sinners, H remonstrating against turning that man back into the world atMit. e suggest etmilar action to tho bar of Boston Hartford ( Conn.) Press. A Svlogism. Here is oue of the prct tiest illustrations of the absurdity of mete verbal syllogistic reasoning that we re member to have seen : " A sailor is not a sailor when he is a board; a sailor is not a sailor when he is a shore. Uut he must ho either aboard or ashore ; therefore he is not a sailor.' 7" A companionable woman is always preity. Beauty catches fools even if it has no sense with it ; but good sense without boauty, and with sweet spirit, always wins respect, admiration and love. 'She locks well until she speaks,' is often whis pered among men in the e7 atmosphere of bean it. Kr A writer in - Wackwood" nr. that e"'J " h not . monster, matbe. m.tici.n, or . mad philosopher, i. the .I.v. 0f WBlt womaa or oth, ' . ' t . Xffow rtrci 3Vcw Goods. rPIIK iuuieiirnl Uk this uielliud of Inform-X- i''S l'i 'iW dial liny have litkeu lite liouae aud liavo piirchaM-il llm entire nlock anil futures formerly uwd by n. iii.il,i...mj, and hoj tiy trtct attention Ui tiinimia lo retain tlio patronage ut III old customer aud gala a many mora us ponitil. We sre cniutinlly In recrliit of COOPS select (.1 Willi Hi giealfl care, ( In price ami nunlity.) sud ore oimlMeul that our facilitiea will euablu u lo ollrr i;reaUr iuduueiiieiilj U) all who want tlie wcrlh ot ihcir money Ihuii any other liouto iu the city. We have, and are jut rei eivin;, au iuvoics of DRY OOOI) S, eenillnz in part of the following article Coche eo, I'aeitic, lludley,.Cuiiejn-j;o, i'lulip All. n, Kail K ter, Meirun4r, and numernu other rUINIs all Ut elytra ; r.eil li and rreueh ineriuua, hy om cl'j'li; Mark, blue, purple, and pink aluieM. jucom I, bouk, and 8wia luulin, a fin auortuieul of laees aud taimu, Vi-lvel tiiiiiuiin'. ic., do- uicttie cinal.uuw. Line, mixed, and tray tuliuet. htrp's grey and fancy cloth, Milford aud Hunker Hill ii'uiia, Luaelied and brown ihei-iing, brown and blue drilling, deuiiue, liukory kli.rliuer, black velvet, alao a liuo lot of plaid dreaa goods, UriuucU carpel, ce., die. MEXSfLOYS' CLOTIIIiVO. 1 Blue, black, and brown cloth eouu ol Hi fiueat quality, tweed biaiueaa do., black cloth veils, a liuo lit of blk doakin nod tinl paul, all iuuliliv and nee, rubber tucket, eTay over and uuuor bins, while aud h ckory eliiila, hat and cap. IS U 11 1 a aud a III) ti uien'a, boys' and youlli bftila, liuliee', nuaaua , aud clnldreu mo. rucco, goal, kid, an J calf booU and shoes. , GROCERIES: Rio cmTee, green aud bluck tea, New Orlean, uatavia, aud eruiuid tugur, Laal Uoatou, slew an', aud China ayrup, ault, 10 aud bU lb. suck, aaila, aaaorttd sues, awip aud eoap powder, pow derail J lead, cream turtar, yeaat powder, solera lus, chewing add aiuukilig tobacco, oyatera, prune, pepper aauev, oils, apicea, aturch, aud colUm but ting, with a variety of other groccr.es usually kept. We hav also a i Spleutlid AksorftacDl of Books, Iu purl a follows: Waahingtsa atb:Uva- Me Kentie' Receipt, eraU, Keligioua En ,-yclopedla, Napeleen V liif maceh'l. llibl llialorr. Kollina' Aucieut Miaiury, eikelehr aud Skeleton I 4 Vole., 01 eermou, Border War. Wickhain'a School Keg Life en lh Plala. iater, Kloutier Life, Uick Wil- Steven' book f lh farm, nn, Fruit Culture, L'uiled SLilea' History, Natural llulory, Parlay Ugraphy, Ktoddard'a Meutul arith. Towers' algebra, Thompaou' high scImwI and ineulal arilhinetica, Wi-batcr' and Sanders' Laud Meaeure, American Debater, Mapping plate, Uailroiid aud Kuade, leaching, r ullcr orks, JWtieal I.audacap new aeriea echeol book, Gurdeninf, Welnter larg fuiuily Dictionary, Irvin' cyi-iopeJia of moral and religious aneedolea, lioyhood of Ureal lieu, Archbiahop, Mereanlil Merala, Youal, bora and cuttle doctor, Mechanic's coinpanien. Small agricultural w ork, ible,of all sizes. V itb many other valuable books, ALSO PRESTON'S MAP OF OREGON and WASH INGTON. A Fresh Sujyly of Stationery : Day-Book aud Journals, Memorandum of all ilea, uole, letter, cap, and bill paper, envelopes, peus aud pencils, alutes, wrung hooka, &o. Win. DlliKDOKH'' df Co. P.S. GOODS exehiuiired and III highest market priee paid for butler, ecji, bacon, chiek en, flour, and almost anytliiuir the farmer ha for sal. WM. D. & CO. Oregon City, October 4,18 5C. y (areas' liitfiii't'iiU'tits. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE t'RESCH STORE in this city, tukea this method to invite the publio In call and examine his stock of GOODS. II has now on hand, aud will continuo to receive by ahuott every eteaiucr, a fine assortment of Iho best quality of eoudd, which he is determined to tell aa cheap as auybody else, if nut a little cheaper. Tlio Ladies, in Particular, are rnpieated to come where they will fiud the best and LATEST FASHIONS of Dress Goods, of every description. lie hue, and is constantly receiving, D K Y GOODS, coimislini; in part of tho following article Coehcco, Pacific, Hudley, Conestego, Philip Allen, Fall River, Merrimac,und numerous other PRINTS, all lute atyiea; Enlith and French merinos, Lyons cloth ; bluek, blue, purplo, anil pink alpacas, jaconet, book and Swiss mualiii, a tine assortment uf laces aud edging, velvet turn ings, die., domealio giughama, blue, mixed, and gray satinet, sheep's grey and fancy cloth, Milford aud Munkor Hill jeonn, bleached and brown liret Injr, brown und blue drilling, denim, hickory shirt ing, bluek velvet, alio a fine lot of piaid drese good, Brussels carpet, ike, &c. JTIt'u & Koy' Clolliinz. Blue, black, and brown cloth coats of tha linrst quality, twued business do., black cloth vesta, a tin lot of blk doeekiu and satiuet panls, all qualities and sizes, rubber jackets, gray over aud under shirt, white and hickory shirts, huts and cups. BOOTS Sl SUOKS men's, boya' and youth' boots, lailies', mijW.nnd children' morocco, goat, kid, and calf boots and shoe. It is no trouble to ahow goods, aud he will al way be happy to see his customers, whether they purchase or not. EUGENE L FOREST. Oregon City, Dec. 6, ItiiC. 34in7 JONAS O. CLARK & CO., Furniture Ware-Rooms, S8 Washington Street, SAN FRANCISCO, And 49 and 51 Fourth tt., tmtmeen J and K tts., SACRAMENTO, Importers, Manufacturers, Wholeaale & Retail DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE & BEDDING, J lli.v ,.,u. in Slnr. ll,. . .. JL. nd most compl. te aasortiiieut of RICH C3aS2an.l BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE ever oll'ercd in tin Stale, consisting iu part of Fine Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany farlor ana l humltrr isels ; Zofas, : Ottomans, Lounges, and Easy Chairs, Bureaux, Whatnots, Mirrors of all sins ; OFFICE AND KITCHEN FURNITURE In great variety. tS" Wo sr Dw manufacturing; from our ua- live woods, alao from walnut and rosewood. (Wont of our lineal furniture, und can produce an article superior for strength, diirab lily and beauty, to anything imported from the East. We have constantly on baud and are in reirular receipt of full and complete invokes of Good. adapted to t'le interior and coast trade. t- TO WHOLESALE DEALERS w would eav, your order will receive, a formerly, our careful and prompt attention. aprjin3 Oregon l.ol;;c . 3, I. O. O. F., C. Swtmta, Src'y. 31 W. P. Barns, WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER, OIEfiOlf CITY, O. T. ST Strict attention paid lo reoairine-. and antia factioa lo patrooa warranted. febJ-43 Wheat Wanted. HIGHEST cash pneu paid by Nov. 9. WM. C. DEMENT SCO. "P0 yon want aloeking yarn T Wo hav it. XJ aulS CHARMAN A WARNER. rnOYS, of different kinrla. the sale bv . ! i JL in K.u..ii w AKNER. X) PICK CIG ARS, the best chanr. ia at . pl CHARMAN f WARNSR S. 1 TEETS al their Hall orer the Oretron Cilv IU Drug Store every Wedueadav evening at IZS l L? m,,de b" "d h 7 o'clock. Brethren iu good standing are invited f" ..r.T i ?!T?M tetm- Thnf''' tu visit THOSTCUARMAN, N. G. T1". t ? "' 0,'c'1 n"M -hare of U. & MAIL LINE. Oreion City and Portia ad Daily Packet, IwosjotZ J. c. AiNswoiiTii, master. ill ruii daily, (Hundeyi exorted,) hi lh sbov nuiiien irsue, leaving Oregon my awry day atl ..I..L . i, ... :.... .:,, i ii i . m. jfcciuiiitiiy, win iovej ruruauu 3 r. m., umohiug al all wurinodiaUi polul. for freight or puMK apply on board, apil-if U. S. MAIL LINE. . I'orllnnil und Aelorln. The f iih iidid Hteamer '1,la Svloltnomah sjana. TITII.L continue to run remilarly between l'"rt f V land aud Astoria, i Vancouver, twicb a week, leaving Portland ou Monday and Thursday iiuiriiiug of each we-k for Aatoriai and Astoria for I'tdlnnd iu Tue lay and r rlday moniiiiK toiiehing VacuuvKK,T.llai.KXs, it.uaica.HTii UUCT, iSc., eaeli way. t or m-iu'in or page, apply lo R. IIOYT, Master, jelG Oral lloyl Whnrf-bout, 1'orlland. Wa 0. Doment & Co., At their old stand, oppoiitt tht Lund OJies, RE uow receiving per bark "Ork" and brig XX. "Ilulcyou," the lollowmg gooua I l.'.O boxea sperm and adamantine caudle, 60 keg dried apple and peaobe, J 100 Lblaund hlf bbl crushed sugar, SO cases pickles, DO M fresh peaches, 60 pi fruit, 10 ton O. A. salt, CROCKERY fCILASS-WAREt 600 dot cups aud saucers, 300 ' plules, 900 " tumbler, 80 " water pitcher, 8ugJr bowl, tea pot, ic, dke. OILS f FAINTS, SOU keg pure lead, 8M0 guLj liiuved oil, 100 gal turpentine, 50 gal varuish, 300 gals lamp oil, ldO Kal lard " DRY GOODS i C000 yda brown sheeting, 6000 print, Bleached cottons, bed ticking, 4c, 4c, all of which will ba sold a low a Uiey can be pur chased of any other house in Uregon Uty. may t v JUST RECEIVED at the Oregon City Drug Store, direct from New York and San Fran cisco, a fresh supply of DRVOS, MEDICINES, Patent Medicine, Family Medicines, etc., Ac, which mil 6 sold a low tor cash Mfy tan ot procured in tht Territory. Call and axamine for yourselves, aud get an Almanae lor 1807, grati. JAYNK'S Alterative, Expectorant, and Pill, Cod Liver Oil, Castor Oil, and Sweet Oil, at lh OREGON CITi DltUO STORE. II TEX1CAN Mustang Linimeut, G. W. Mer- XX cliaut a Oar'liug Uil.ot the OREOON CITY" DRUO STORE. rTIUUSSES, right and left and double, and Ab- s dunimal supporters, at I lie OREGON CITY DRUO STORE. 3JUKK White Lead, raw and burned Umber, . Cronie, Ureen and Yellow, and other paiute, at Ilia UKtW.N Ul l X UUUtiSTUKE. PERFUMERY.at tha OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. GRAEFENBERO MEDICINES: Uraefenberg Suraaparilla, Uterine Calholicen. " Dyieulery ayrup-, eonautuptiv balm, M Pile Ointment, " ' Health Bitten, ' " Eyo Lotion, Sto., 3lo., To be found at Iho agency of the Company, at Iho OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. HAYMAN'S Dyspepiio Elixir warranted to curs the dvapeuaiu iiut received and for ale at the OREUOM CITY DRUG STORE. DR. Guysott's compound extract of Sursnparilla and Yellow Dock, al the i cpl5 OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. OLD Dr. Jacob Townscnd Sarsaparilla, at tha OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. DR.J. Ayrca celebrated Cherry Pecturatfnr Congha, colds, and consumption, at the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. McLAXE'S celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. Dlt. TownsFiid'aSuraapiirllln, at the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. TJliUUVIAN Febrifuge, for lb cure of fever .JL and ague, &c, ivc, just received und for sale ut lira UHUUU.V CITY UUUU STORE 'l'o BlitcksiHitli mid Muii timet it re isi. T7"E are now receiving ten tons of iron of the IT lollowmg sizes: Round iron from to 1 inch, Square " " . f lo 3 " llur " ' lJxto3x, Nail rodn, , Horse shoo iron, Bund iron, 3.vJ, , Plow steel, lihi. Fur salo at lowest market rates. aug3 G. ABEKNETHY oV CO, To Ivlorehants. WE are now receiving the following articles: 50 bbls Simla Cms lime, 15 " hydraulic oenieul, 5 " plaster of paris, ' 31 kegs nails, 8 " spikes, 5 it. 6 in., ' 500 " Huston ayrup, 5 gala., ' 23 bags Rio coll'ee, Si mats China No 1 sugar. So half bbls N O sugar, . . 6 bbls vinegar. aug3 G. ABERXETI1Y 4, CO. Iron. JUST received, the following sizes: i- I. & . round, -, H&Uxi, 2.v4-i.'iN, 1x3-10 ixj-3xj, 1260 lbs Norway shoes iron. April 4, G. A BERN ETHY 4. CO. We are now Heceivinr 4 ND hav iu slora 100 sacks Rio coffee, , cO whole and hlf bbl crushed surar. 30 " " " JO " 100 doz brooms, 260 boxes Eng. soap, 100 " candles, 100 eloaa. asa'd si'tp.. Together with geuerul assortment of crockarv. h. r.t ur ra k. 1 .. I . ... - 1 .. uuu. im Mjur, paiuia ana oils, etc., ice., which w offer for sale at oa low priee aa oc purenosra in uregon Territory. WM. C. DEMENT is CO, Oregou City, Sept. 19. Wbat'i the Vae of Ooine Barofiiat? THE subscriber boa opened a boot and shoe ahop in tin city, where making and mending will be doae Is order on shokt otics. I sin keel patronage. Call and try na anyhow. J. B. BLANPIED. Oregon City, Aug. 9, 1856. 17n6 . Caartnab, April 11, 1S4T. - ON hand and for sale, luw, for cash or produce Fainla&lead, chrome green, - while lead, pmsnaa bhw - red do wml, cbroow yellow, blk- do - blu paint, t tiMircs i Common and permanent green potlv tIw . JNO. P. BROOKS. Groceries aVc. FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE JX S?A fY1" 0ff'' Te S Cbocau,; Salcrataa, Cream Tartar. Sal Sedsu I v" PPi Sp-cs, Aroin, Bora,, C.p- New Sooks ! . , THE subscriber ha Jut received a lars a, sortiiisul of BOOKM, d rt from New York among whleh are the following I Alison's Hurt, of Europe,! Auirr.eau Iiwtltulions, Uiinman'a do. Lives nf lh tfiguvn, einocrscy in Amelics, llabylon and Nineveh, ''UadsadLr," Deck and Port," '8ea and Sailor,' Mhip and Hhor," llonieCvelope.lia, Thrta Years in CalifurJ f'yc. of l.ltaralura, lluchan' Fain. Pliya'a... fc'lfypi and tha HulyLsad IuduerouBl ni r.iiguii Mauual of Fine Aria, Ictur.- on lh Arts, Travels lu Peru, Polar Region, Mukan' Pbiloanphy, Anci .MonaaUrle, Choice Uioi;riiphy, I'eruvian Auti'iuilua, Choice Kuraela, A variety uf Posts. SOU cop.ea ul baudeft Attelier, 600 " " Reader, S.'iO " MeGuffry' do. 830 " Webster' Dietinarie, Davie' Algebra, Newman' Uhstorie, Geometry, " Bourdon, " Surveying, lgendru, " Aritkmelic, Tbompauo'i do. Day's do. P.riry'. Univ. History, Goodrich I let. V. Monteitli's Geography, "Little hneaker," S. Anieiican Speaker. JL Trnah BuddIv of tatlonerr. Dav books, Juuriiais, ldreia, Record llouk Memorandum, of all siies, Diane, eYc, Not and Letter Paper, Envelope, Pen, Vo., eVe-Erassr Knivea, Eruaiv Rubber, Uummcd Luela, r aber Pencil, INK, iu quart aud piut botucs. W1IOLE9ALB AND IBTA1L. CHARLES POPE,Ja. Oregon City, August 18, IH50. rurniture. f HUE subscriber has juat reeelv JL ed a large supply of FURNI TURE of all descriptions, consist ing in part as follow Sofa, mahogany and black walnut) Chamber acts; Bureaus, wither without marble top; Office desk: Rucking chain, atuffed ia hair, carpet, and with cane aud wood neala; Dining chairs, cane and wood sest ; Office chairs, do do do Children's do, high dining and racking; bedstead, various kiuda; Tables, center, card, aud dining; , Wntiup; desk; Sideboard; Parlor chairs; Settees; Reading, toilet, and woik tables; Loukiuu-atueKs; Mattresses, hair.mos, and wool; Window shades; Feathers; Paoer haneinn, of avery style; Oilcloth; Chinese matliuin fluid lamps, and burn ing fluid ; with a variety of oilier article loo numerous lo mention. Pemin wishing to purchase will please call and examine for themselves. . i All kiuda of eouulrv siihIuc taken In exchange for good. IUU3. JU11.SU. March S2, 1856. 49U T u J 70 I ST R EC E I Y D, bbl aud hlf bbl N O uga 30 " " " crwhed " 4000 lb No 1 China " 10 hlf bbl Carolina rice, 11 " dried apple, . 15 keg ' 10 hlf bbl " peaehei, 10000 lb Liverpool salt, 10 case table tall, 50 bbls Santa Criu lime, 5000 lb manilla rope, asa'd size, 100 kegs uails, " " 50U0 qr Hour sucks, C bales drilliugs, 1 2 cases asa'd pie fruits, 12 " " picklm, SO bundles window sash, ass'd sizes, 24 pannel doors, " 2 doz pol grains steups, 100 lacks Rio coflee, 10 mats black pepper, 10 bales oakum, . - - 100 single und double blocks, oas'u" sixes, C gl oss P & M yens! powders, 10 limine wah boards, 500 gals S. I. ayrupv 4U0O lbs while lead, pure, 500 " red " " 40 gals copal varnish,, , 15 doz paintbrushes, asa'd s!ze, 15 " 3 hooped buekela, . SOU gals boiled linseed oil, 10O " raw " Together with a irood amortmeut tt HARD WARE and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. All ot which we prooao selling at price to suit the limes. Cull and ace for yourselves. W. C. DEMENT & CO., Main it., opposite tha Land Office. Oregon City, April 10, 1S07. More New Ooodi, AT CHA1IMAN il WAR.NKr's. IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL STOCK, wc have just received, direct from San Fran cisco, a good aud suitable supply of Goods for this Season of the Year, , whieh wo offer for sale at prices which cannot be beat in this market. Our ttock consists in part of luu ius sai sou a, 50 boxes English soap, ' 50 " Chas. Hill's soap, 20 dot com starch, 20 eases pie fruit, 15 pickles, , 8 doz honey, ' 8 " lobsters, 12 " oysters, 20 hlf bbls NO sugar, 4 bbls Sandwich Island syrup, 10 hlf bbls dried apples, ft rils mackerel, 2000 lbs stick candy, 500 ' fancy do. '. 1 case Gullipishcr toy, v ' 1 " German toys, 400 lbs almonds, 12 hlf boxes raisins, 6 whole boxes do.,' 48 pre good Mackinaw blankets, 2000 yds brown shectinir, 2000 calico, Hoot and shoes of every description. The above, with our usual auorim.nt il.ml. render our slock comnMe. r.li .nrl Ternwcaah. CHARMAN A WARNER December 20, 1856. New AjTanrements. I HAVE bought out the BAKERY srtablish ment of Charman A Warner, which I now opened under the most favorable circum stances to all old patrons, and as manv new bdm as may choose lo give me a call. My shop will ba well supplied with Bread, Cakes, Pies, Crackert, JVirf. Can. aiuisifm, sigs, ygars, joys, and almost every other variety of knick-knacks yet invented by Yankee ingenuity all of which will be afforded AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES I Irian occasionally receive supplies from the huumis, wn,cn win be duly announced upon arrival. All are invited lo give me a call n.. n-..:. REDBRICK CHARMAN. i ""f nr" 'O, I6u7. g .trayed, . pROM the subscriber, living on the North Fork vTarAt IT " '"T,' ' SRKEL FILLY, lhr with f,ee' ,nd oe'nB bnsnded with W on th. hip. Th. animal left my plaoe a Itl Z T" V'- AnT P"" Fing m. inform atioaof her whereabouts, shall b nitably re- " .... CALEB WOODS. "ay , 10JI. , m ; U Java Coflee, Rice, gUgr, 81 Soda. te. sv39 C.rOPE, JrMaiart., Hardware FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR. BRASS aad liua Bulla, Screws, Lock and Latches, Hammer and Haleheta, Aiea, Drawinsr-knivn. Hin..-. r.r. r.L. u Brhad tarda, Gain Lecka, Gua Capa, Wool Cards, Chert Hoik., Planea, c liUaSlNJ'XS CAK1H r 1 t y minx trv - Win. O. Scrnout di Co WIIULErtALKandMallDeaU-rsI, ' Mr, Provisions, toiuta, Uile. It. Greax. '". Uile, Row, t Main bt. Or. gou City. Jan. llsj' CHARLES POPE. JR. DEALER iu Hardware, Croceri a. U,v r...j Clothing, lloot. ic Mrj5fKCJ and Slalioner'. Maln-t.,Oret;uM City, April's! , 1857-Iif UKO. AIII UXLTIIY A Co7" MERCIJAXTS, OREGON CITY, O. T. Abcrnothy. Clark tk Co., COXMIS8ION ANUroBWARUI!((J MglCUAXTS, .i San. Francisco, Cat., Will aliend loaelliug Oregou p,oduc., and fill .,.' den for G.mds, Gruwriu, Lo., al lh. lowest rabl 1 hs plrtmug. of lh. poo(, Oregon is epoctrully aulwied. Aug ? . JOHN R. M BRIDE, ATToaasv a a o covasiLoa at i. Lafaijettt, Yamhill Count;, O. T., WILL fallhfully alb ad lo all buaiaeai, trusted lo Ins profeasiuual can. April 81, Ib57-ltf JOHN P. BROOKS, M'Aofcsul 4 7irai7 DeaUr it Grtrrri,, Produtr I'ntuioni, Ac.. Main Street , A Gesenil Aasorlment kept up of Seleoied Ciwui Canemah, March 28, 18j7. u L B. Mil wain, Manufacturer, Wholentt and Retail Dealer ii, COOK A .TO IMRLOU STOVLS ' Tra 4 corrsa waas, iusuw4as, ac MalaSt., opposit Main Strsvt Holtl OREGON CITY, O. T. Stsamboat aud jobbiua work atiand.-J i. disputch. Order fruin lh country promptly filled. j7 ' gJ7 wrap, Medlcinei, Falnta, Oils. V , auid Dye-stuffs, at lh OREGON Cli V DRUG 8TORE- ep I a iUuiu street, Oregon City, O. T. Time. ' F. HIGH FIELD, . WATCH-MAKER Iw W. Persons desirous of aeliiiiv uood work J.ri7ii do well tu give mo a call, aa my whole time i do voted to the repairing of Chronometer, Lever, asupes, bus aiwmcmihiii wuiene. Aa assortment of Jewelry on hand. Jewelry made to order, aud repaired. Price to suit lh time. I am thankful for n. favor, aud hope to (jive natisfacrioa in future. CT l-oeated at the old (ami, npuosite IhuT.I. egniph Office, OREGON CITY. Feb. 2 Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'b Express. Between Oregon, California, the Atlantic b'atrs and Luroue. if a eivn . i i .. ,-. sin f ..u iuaurauvainreoiia rPrs rTttMtfi"C"ts with the- Uuiled es ami Pacific Mail Steam ship Companies for tiunsporlaliou, we are now pre- pnn-u ui lorwuru uoi.i nun, uullion, Specie, Fackapt; Parcels, and Freight ro:tA froio N, Yoik, N. Orleans S.m Fiaiio.scu, Fortlaud. and principal townanf ilul lorn a an I OTegon. uur regular ttenu uumilily l-..preas between Portluud uuil Niii Fiuuoueo, ia dispatched by tit Pucilio Mail SleaiiishlpCa'aateuuisbipColiunbia. eoniieeting at iSau Fruuciaco with our seiui-inoulb-ly Express lu New York and New Orleans, which is dispatched reilwlr oullia 1st aud ltiihof each mouth, by tha mail aleuinera and iu cliarge of oar own meraengors, tin ongh tu destiuUion. Our Kxpr. sa from New York leaves regularly on the 5th aud 20th of each mouth, also iu clurirt of messenger. Jroaaure insured in the best New York com panies, ur ut Lloyd' iu Loudon., at tha option of nippers. i. OmcKs New Yurk, No. Hi, Waif at; Now Orleans, No. 1 1, Exchange place ; Su.u Fruuciaco, Nu. 114, MuDtgumery street. A. 11. STEELE, Agent. Oregon City, April 21, lSi7-ltf j Heading for tho Million. S. J. McCORMICK Has constantly on hand at tub manhus book sroiit, FKoNT-sT, rurtrusu, oaeuo.i, AChoIco selection of Popular Rooks, New papers, MuL'aziue and Fancy Slolioaery. Among the books on hand will be found work ou Temkrauce, Agriculture, Horticulture, His tory, poetry, iliogruphy, Medicines, Religion, Rcieuce, school Hooks, Kouianccs, &o., oic, occ. tLTbubsciipliOiis rceeived for Hunier, Grauain, Godey, Leslie's, or Putnam, at 84 a year, pott' age free. . . . ILr aubsoriutions received for any newspaper published in any putt uf I lie Union. Kemem'jer tha 1-1 unklin llook Store and Aews- pnper Agency, Front street, Portland Oregon, 55 A priced eatulocue will be publwhed esny in April, und will be sent tu any part of the terri tory free ou application. . : rpK.MPLE OF HONOR. Tualatia Temple of X Honor, No. 1, meets on the 1st ana Ja rri ay evenings of each mouth at b o clock, al ieo- perunce Hall, Foiesl Grove, Oregon. Members of the Order in good standing are ra ted to visit this Temple. Ji W. DI AON , W.L. i. M. Turn., W. R. 32 ' . ladies I : ., YOU will find an exoellent assortment of Drtf and Bonnet Silt. Satin and Vehetti alio Bonnet Trimmings, Hosiery, Glovet, Lacet and Ribbons, Table Cloths, Counterpanes, etc., at til store of CHARLES POPE, Jr., . (Main-st., opposite Ahcraethy's store,) where may be found almost everything in the liua of '. Dry Goods: -,t Such aa Prints, Ginghams, Alpacas, Merino, Plaid Linseys, Muslins, Sattinelta, Jeans, Flan neis, Sheetings, Red Ticking, Hickory Stripe, Cotton Batting, cto. Oregon City, April 21, 1857-ltf Medicines for Sale, By t - CHARLES POPE, Ja. CJ ANDS' Sarsaparilla, Peck's Wild Cherry Bit rvf ters, Batemau's drops, Brandreth's pilU, Lee pills, Perry' vermifuge, Opodeldoc, Gum Cn phor, Gum Arabic, British oil, Lobelia, Hot drop, 3d preparation, Roman eye balsom, Dalley' psni extractor, Laudanum, Paregoric, Oil of Pepp mint, Essences, Composition Powders, Carter Pulmonary Bulenm, Sulphur, Epsom Salts, (to- Apnl 21, I8a7-ltf Harness W-er tddler- THE aurcriber haoooght ont th tWiaK "".'nt formerly owned by A. K: Post, and k) " carrying on lh HARNESS and SA DDLE AYbusineas in all ita hranehea: th LIVERY STABLE belonging to lh establishment, is sko kept up, when horse and carriage are coratantly kept for the accommodation of the public. Horse left at my itabla, will alway be treated with par ticalar attanUon, aad weli 'jed.' I hav been oo nected with thi eatablishmeul lursoiae fonryeu',' and am now permanently located, where I shall al ways be happy to wail on all who may favor ar with a call. -. - W. Ii. PARTLOW. The boat of TIMOTHY II AY kept coosuat ly on hand. Orego) Cky.Oel.ie, J85Sn27y. , , : r Central Produce Depot , m-EMITI. COXSTANTLY ree ving, fresh from ranefc wheat, oa:s, ba.uti. lard, butter and pott April 4, S7. JUH.H r. Siwua . To tho Fartuen WE WOULD say, call at our torw t will aav vaa aa wail for your prodoo a .l l n u. nJ will ii dearer la j muc, hw. am v. . m. nuke Ton fed as oomionable aa w poaaiblyca. ,4 CHARMAN A WARNS GILT MOt'LDlNG fur picture trnntM, tal by CHARMAX WAREK