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i. our 66: MlatoH, 60c; out, ,9c; Neltes. . i ..m toeloM my buslnan. in this eiy t m 04 P7 A lluUttuutt x. o. o. r. . . Km S aiaela al ilu-ir Hull user. . 0tl.um Lead Office, on Monday vanmy of V'uLZ.k Brethren iu good standing are invited (Mkawi. iilkKDORFF . N.G. x. o. of s. -,.. C.m No. 12, I. O. O. K.. Mi ilioir SfSSiSf ,C'1 n"""h,,U ' ' ' 0,eU0M Ad Keighia I01 """''"f "' ln!uJ to l-ma I a i wit, v. n. jugji A. Totr, Sea, Xtfultnomah Lodfe No. 1, AY, A A. M.. hold" in staled cnmmunlca. liens in Ihe Hone of Temperance llll,ei as betsrdsy preceding III f ull Muou in rich -Lik Brethren In gnud standing an invited c . W. W. BUCK, W M. P.W.Ciaio, Sec'y. 13 regular meeting for December will . tdTyUco on Batuidsy, llio 3d. Mewlaf Circle. The ladies connected willi Hit First Congrrgs haul Church in Oiegon City, Ink thii cpjxirtuni '' M ) inform the public ttiatt Ihey have ri'Cenlly irnaited t Bowing Circle, for llio purpiae uf as. tuiot in defraying tho expenses of tho church. Tbrf r " " r c','a wo,'( rroin J""1' m, ot ladies, which shall bo promptly and noatly tiKukd on reasonable terms. Any gentlemen i.uauied in tho object may become honorary waken by paying an annual subscription of 2.1)0. Any doneiiuus win us graiciuuy raceiveu , Secretary. March 36, 18.19. Pisiolution. TUB eopsrtnorehip heretofore ex'ating under the Raino and sly I uf Talr & Kelslun, ii Ibis day dissolved by mutual content. TIio bui. cOi war all ba continued by Mr. J.H. Ralstun, who bales tulhoriiad to anllla all accouma. CRIS TAYLOR, J. R. R ALSTON. Oregon City. Deo. 1.1 859. Notice. PERSONS knowing themselves indebted lo the late firm of Taylor 4 lialslon, either by note or book account, will pleaae cull and nettle toe time by the liral dny of January, lMliO. Allnaleaand eccuunl unpaid alirr that date will be placed iu the hauda of an officer far col kdiM. i- U. UAI.siTuN. Oregon City, Deo. 1, 1869. 34 3 Land for Sale. HOTICB ia hereby given tint, by order of the 1.1 County Court of ('lackauiaa t-oiiniv, I Mill tell at public aale the LAND CLAIM of N.J. aad Charily Lamb, deceaat:d, t ihf lnuhel bid eVr. Said claim embrace three liuudird and Iwraly acno, ailualrd in luwiinhii Iwuauinli, iu ranp three raat, in Claokamite coiimy. Suie Iu take place al the court-houae door iu Oregon C'ily oa Ihe Iweuty-fourlh day of Deneiuher, Iet.'i9, bo Iweea he huura of 10 and V o'clock. 'J'ornia uf ale urn) ha f down, the remainder in two yean wiih ten per cent, iulormt. JOSEPH CHURCH, Dee.3, 18.9-34w3 Adi..: Clark's Commentaries, 0 NE COI'Y, fur aale at FLEMING'S HOOK STORE, at the Poet Office, Oregon City. Wanted, i GOOD MILK COW, for which riwli will X. be paid, or another cow and the dillrronce ralue. 1 muat have milk fur mv hoanlera. K. D. KKI.LY, NuV.S6,l859. Temperance llnue, Oregon City. Mill Sent and Land. I HAVE an excellent MILL SEAT, eur. rounded wiih excellent TIMBER, which I would like to have improved. I will vive aome millwright who wilira in invent in n anw mill or griel mill, or both, a good ch.iui-e. The location bone of Ihe very heat for aelling lumber n level way lo Ihe mill ecnt, no liilla to pull over, and handy lo heavy eetlhviieuta. I with alto lo nil half a aection of LAND tear by. The place ia aiz milva weat uf Lafuy tie, Yiimhill county. W. L. ADAMS. Kov.25, 1859. 3:ttf vrrsa wzllamstts Transportation Line! a: STEAMER ONWARD, " SURPRISE, " RELIEF, " ELK. WHEN the etage of water prrmita, one of there bouta will leave CANEMAH for PORVALLIS 7'IVCB A WEEK. For KUGENE CITY once a week. The public will be advlaed of Ihe regular daya foralartiug. tT More boata will be run if the busincaa dc mtndi it. Freight and pasaage at usual rales. THEO. WYGANT, Oregon City, Nov. l,18o9-m6 Agent. Notice, ALL peraona having claima againat aleamer ' RELIEF" contmcted aince 3l October, are requeued to preeenl tliem to the underaigned jmrn.:dialely, THEO. WYGANT, Oregon City, Xov. 17, 1839-wl i4gen. FINAL SETTLEMENT. NOTICE ia hereby given I hat whereas Hen ry Ingalla, administrator da bouia non of the Wats of John Rummell, dae'd, haa filed Ilia ac ooois in the County Court of Clackamas county or a final settlement of suid estate. Thia is to lify all peraona interested that the hearing of id matter will take place on Monday, the 1 2th y of December, 1M9, al the court-house in Oregon City. HENRY INUALLS, &o. 18, 1859-32w3 Adm'r. DProtecOre TTnion. IV. No, 593, N. E. P. U., still continues op oration in SALEM. Those favorable to tho objects of the " Union." living within trading. rnge in polk. Linn, and Mariuu counties, will Please make known the same, by letter or other s, though they feel unprepared to invest stock ftyment of stock hereafter engaged may be de conditional lhal ten thousand dollare be eub- hoo' d" e0m'"' yr ' "' m,kiD le,n Hard timea" are upon os, but thia is only an dditiooal reason for freeing labor from the need- tat of speculation. P. Poob, WlLUs Dca.n.if. I C. HOEL, Agent. Jirectors. !, Jane 4, 1859. Em2 BOSTON FAMILY eTost a&eeeired, CITY BOOK STORE. At the VOTHING TO WEAR, and u. , Nothing to Say i "absadveraaaWrfe; at ouboon rr book store 0 UK (J ON CITY af 3LS M TsV JWL. MM. V FRANCIS P. HODGSON, A. M , Paiaoirat, aaaialad by compvU-ul leaulisrl. fpiIE 3d iuarlar will cuimiikiico Nov. SI, 1659. This Inalitullsn offers faoillliea fur the young superior lo any aohoul iu Ilia vicinity. It is sup pi ed with uinliiie maps, ph lueophical and diem, icul iiiralus. It ia li fnrnulied wild a good Piano and a Well aeleuled Library. Hludeula will be advanced at fail as Ilu-ir capacities will admit, and no feeler. No student will be admit ted fur a les period limit half a uuarler, and de ductions will not lie made fur abtencrs, eaeepi in caea uf eitreiua illuraa. Young nun dnimus of boarding Ihcmeelvea nan be accommodated with ruoms iu the Seuiiuary building, . U Ktpeciul alleiil nn will be p'J this quarUT lo Priiiiiaualiip. Tliisdep.irtuienl will he under Ihe dirrciion of superiur penman. In struction will be given gratis In llio members uf Ihe school. Nov. 5,18591113 .Notice. Fresh Oysters, DIRECT from Shoal w.iUr liny, eouatanlly on hand at the 7ASHZ0H SALOON. I ainiliea cau be supplied. JAS. R. HUNT. Oregon Oily, Nov. 5, 1859. 3Uml a&dmlnlstrator's Notice. NOTICE ia hereby given lh.it letters of ad iiiiitiatr.il ion have bren granted lu the under atgnrd by Ihe county court of Clackamas county, on the etae of Joel Larktna, deceased, late uf ai id county. AH peraona iudebted tosaidestalo are required Iu make immediate payment, and all persona having claima ugainel as d eilule are re quired to pretenl them lo me, sworn lo as Ihe law directs, within out year Irom I It it date. RACHEL LARK1NS, Nov. 5, 1859-3l)in3 Adminiitratrix. hcrifl's Sale. BY VIRTUE uf an enecuton itturd out of Ihe Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon iuaud for Marion county, and lome directed, in fuvor of Ihe Stale of Oregon, against Chandler Jennings, for the uin of four hundred and thirty three dollars and aixly-oue cenia (433 til) and in terest, logellur with accruing costs, and for waul of p-moiial property to aulirfy aaid execution, I have levied Uion and shall proceed loaell to ihe highest bidder for cash, on Ihe Eioiith dv er Ukckmsks, 1859, all the riglil, liile, inter eel, and claim which Ihe said Chandler Jennings now has, or which he had on ihe 18th day ef April, 1859, in and lo all lh.it certain tract and parcel of lain) situated in aaid county of Ulnckn nine, Sluts of Oregon, bounded and described as follows knowu and designated iu the surveys and plats of the Umled Slates a. the Fractional N. E. of See. 14, T. S S. R. 3 E., ' N.W.g " S. K ' ' it iiii i " K. W. I i i i i i i i " N. IC. 15 4 ' 14 8. K. j 4 4 15 4 4 1 4 4 4 the same being Hie land claim heretofore owned hv Junes T. Wills and sold to Chandler Jennings and Johu Avert1. Sale to lake place at 12 o'clock M., on the pieuiiaes. I have alto levied upon, and shall proceed to sell lo the highest bidder for caili on the Ninth uav or PnrsMsra, l;,9, all the right, title, inter est, claim, a'ld demand wlii.-h Ihe said Chandler Jennings now h i, or which he had on the I8llt day of April, 1S59, in mid lu all that certain trucl n ltd paieel ol laud situated in said county of Clack inmtund Male uf Oregon, known and iles iguaied upon ihe maps and plala of the United Slates as Notification No. 1485, bounded as fol lows, to wit 8 J of S. W. of Seo. 1 7, T. 5 S. R. 2 E. Fractional 8. i 8. E $ ' 17 ' " 8. K. i of seo. 18, T. 5 S. R 2 K. 44 N.WufS.W 4ofSec.l7,TSR2E being the land rlaimed by Susannah Merril, there being no occupant on aaid hind. The aale will take place at the Court-holme door in Oregon City al 3 o'clock p. M. on said ninth day of Decem ber, 1859 there being no occupant on the prem ise,. LEWIS DAY, Sheriff Clackamai County. November 5, 1859. 3Uw5 Removal ! Removal ! Removal ! N. BROWN TAKES this method of informing his friends and Ihe publto generally that he MAS REMOVED to a house nearly Opposite his old Stand, where bo has commenced business with his bro ther under the sty le uf Brown & Brother, who will always he happy lo wait on their old friends and customers iu Hie way of showing them Goods of the Very Best Quality, which, having been bought low in San Franc'sco, they are ublo lo sell as cheap at can be laid in Portland. We will also constantly receive Goods by Every Steamer. Their stock consists of ALL KINDS OF French, EnclUh, American, a furniture calicos, ginghams of all colors, all wool and h If wool de laines, French, English, a American merinos, alpacas, s.lk worsted, all colors, all wool ani h!f we"! p'aidsi -ailk a woollen shawls, si gleord'blo, Perry's stylo of drees goods, cashmeres, velvets, limeys, brown a bleached sheeting, jnnes, oil cloths, Irish linens, silks, cambrics, SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, scarfs, sleeves, chemisettes, edging, ribbons, hdkfs, gloves, hosiery, needlea, pins, hooks, ayat, perfumery, hair ail. boots, shoes, rubbers, hals, cap-i, GENTLEMEN'S CJlLiOTTH-tWrGf) OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, sucn as sack a frock coats, raglaus, talmas, jackets, vests, panta, cravats, fine ehirta, collars, drawers, undershirts, aashes, overhauls, and all kinds ef India-rubber clothing. accord eons, 3 -27 3 2, 21 BRACELETS, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, berdes a variety of other articles loo nameroos to mention in an aavenisement 01 ron.. , 1. .... ma;n aK'um.1 hv this nolieM is to in- leiiRiu. vmi j 1 . form Ihe public that we are bound lo sell goods . 1 a. La. ' D I. J aad M at low M Itiey can ie whirr. i. iki. u iHmiKiMi. have onlr to tV call and satisfy yourselves. Lad.ea and I lf"V- men will always oe welcome, 00 with promptness. Totbe farmers we would say, Look for the sign of BROWy d BROTHER, and don't leave town till yoo give no a esIL ... ,Kns np rnnnilCE TAKEN TAYLOR & RALSTON, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN General Merchandise, are now In receipt of NBW 0009 select.! with much cant iu San Francisco. WE have just received ex Northerner and Diulher Jonathan, French, Eiigliah, A AMERICAN PRINTS, bteachsJ sheeting and long elolhs, plain a barred mualiii, du do snip muslin, Victoria lawn, brown sheetings a sltirlings, h.ckury stripe, deuims, drills and ship's duck. IRISH LINENS, . linen daimuk, while dams.k, table covers, Rus siau towels, and crash, FliANXEll, white, yellow, red, grey, a blue, plain and twill ed, plain a figured satinets, j a ties, colloiiades, wi.ul Imsey beautiful Slj let blankets, while, red, blue, a grey. II oiler! ladies', misses', and children's brown, tlale, and mixed hoe geuls' and boys' wool aud cotton half boso. Boots and Shoes: a large lot gents' fine, medium, and coarse boots a shoes, ladies' and miaaea' calf shoes, gaiters, a slippers, boys' boots a shoes, children' shoes, fancy and plain. Ha r dw ar c: Pocket knives, pruning and bud ding knives, knives and forks, scissors and shears, butts and screws, strap hinges, door locks, variety of styles and patterns, hand saws, tenoa saws, compass saws, bench planes, chisels, au gers, auger bitts, axes, hatchets, hammers, shovels, hoes, potato rakes, brads, tacks, finishing nails, cut nails, wrought nails, horse nails, tfce. M.MMJ29B: Sugars, coH'ee, lea, syrup, tall, spices, soap, soap powders, caudles, saleralus, yeasl powders, cream tartar, soda, sal soda, indigo, clothes pins, scrub brushes, paiut brushes, brooms, duat brushes, hand belluwa, wooden pails, wash tubs, aud wash boards. PJ1IJYTS $ OILS: White lead, red lend, Ven. red, Prussian blue, chrome yellow, chrome green, burnt and raw um bel, yellow a black paint, Vandjke brown, T. 1). S ten tie and assorted colored smalts, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Polar oil, lard oil, full oil, tanners' ell, China uut oil, He, 4o. We will be receiving by every steamer addi tions to our present extensive slock, and FARM ERS and others will find it lo their advantage lo call and examine our goods and prices before buy ing elsewhere. Terms, CASH. TAYLOR ot RALSTON, Corner Main tf Fifth it: Oregon City. October 1, 1859. 25 EMPIRE STORE Out Again. N. WOLF. U enoRNiuao. WOLF & SHOENBURO- TAKE pleasure in informing Ihe citizens of Ort'ffwss City and the public generally that Ihey have formed a copartnership, und are now doing buiiueas at the OLD AND WELL-KNOWN STAND, The Empire Store, and are supplied with a NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK Of All Kindt and Quantitiet of BUY GOODS, both aa to their prices and varieties, and can of fer greater inducements than ever belore lo their friends and customers to Pay Them a Visit. They now have, and will constantly keep 011 hand, a well-aelcc'.ed assortment of dry goods at Great Bargains ! such as American, French, English, and Furniture prints, Ginghams of all colors, French, English, and Am erican merino, all wool and half Scotch plaid; delaines, all wool and half, figured or plain silk and woollen shawls, double or single ; alpaca, figured or plain ; pologne de cheery velvet, casi meres, linseys, brown and bl'chd sheeting, drilling, janes, satinet, hickory, Irish linens, BU.K. ASD HTtW BONNETS, Ribbon: trimming of all tort; tleetet, eollan, chemiteitet, edging, black and whitt laoe, tcidt or narrow, perfumery, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS of all serfs, CAPS, ofntlemkn's and eora' CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIP. TION, and very belt auality, such aa overcoats, frock and sack do., raglans, telmae, jackets, pants, vesta, cravats, shirts, under shirts, drawers, overalls, JEWELRY, and many other articlee, In large qiiantitiea, all of which having been purchased at low prices, can be sold accordingly, to the entire aatisfaclion of all who may favor Ibem with their pslrouage. Here is the place, and we are on hand To wait on our customers, stranger & friends; With pleasure to receive, aud a hearty desire To give bargains alike to all whu inquire. Remember Ihe 44 Empire," Remember the atand ! Remember the bargains Your money will command ! Remember the quality, Remember the price, O ! remember Ihe 44 Empire," The great, good old place. N B We will receive by every steamer a ? 7o0' tht 'H'Shoenburg. November 5, 1859. 30 Notice. THE undersigned beg respectfully to inform all parlies inJebled to them in their Oregon City Books that, now wmdiug up their bowuese in Ore gon, they have authorized Anoar llouaool, Esq., of Oregon City, 10 eollret aaid deble. ALLAN, McKIXLAT it Ce. Orrgon City. May 3 1. 1859. 8 Melodeons. rr HOSE who wish to purchase M ELODEONS I can have them of aw at from 15 to 80 per cent. CHaseta by paying CASH, than they have been bought of us heretofore. If waeted ue ctedit, the art-lies east be bad at 50 pe, cent. ad. vscs en oar tamer rate fOtSX Orey-i Cty.lW 11, IK. KELLY'S TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Af.iin it., oppoiiti Gtl. Abermthy f Ct.'l, OREGON CITY. GOOD ROOMS FITTED UP whh i,a CLEAN aud compilable UEIXS, n7V. for the espeoial avcuminodel.on ef llieJLlaL Iravsling public Our DINING HALL Is the seel fa Origin, uur fare good, and charges reasonable. Single meals, oyster suppers, and supers far parties got up 011 short notice, iu lbs neulssl man ner. raiciss Roard per week, without lodging, 05 00 " by Ihe day, aud lodging, 1 50 Single meals, tO Night's lodging, 50 Oct. 23, 1 cK9. E. D. KELLY, Proprietor. LATE U.S. HOTEL,) OREGON CITY. BRIDOES d AMA'JV PROPRIETORS. THIS well-known establishment lias AA just been thoroughly repaired and pf "! relilted. Every attention will be paid IoJLLLJ. Ihe accommodation of travelers ami boarders. No expense has been spared le make this house convenient aud pleusanl, so that trawlers hereaf ter will have uo objection to stopping iu Oregon Citv ou account uf Ihe hotels. Tbe Table, particularly, shall be got up in the finest style, und be always supplied with the very best thai the market affords. We invite the patronage uf Ilia public, and we intend that nu one ahall go a way dissatisfied. THE READING ROOM Will be furnished with Ihe latest papers of the day. October 1, IH59. SS aamDa eRgwaa., Cemer Third and Water tlrult, tppoiitt thi Ferry Landing, OREGON CITY. THE traveling publio are respectfully invited 10 give me a call. The Oregon House is Ihe most pi- t1 antly located hotel iu the Stale, aud has been so arranged as lo make it one of the most commodi ous houses in the country. THE TABLE will always be supplied willi Ihe best lhal Ihe market affords. GuoJ accommodations fur ladies and families. raiaas: Hoard and lodging, per week $7.00 Hoard, without lodging, per week 6.VU Single meul .50 Night's lodging 50 J. UuKH.M, May 7, 1859. Proprietor. Notice. Stale of Oregon, I Cuunty of Clackamas, ' In Juttice'l Court. TO WM. M. DUCKLI.V: Yeu are hereby notified that a writ of attachment has been issued against you, and your property attached to satisfy Ihe demand uf Eugene La Furest, amount ing lu twenty dollars and in'ereit Now uulens you shall appear before Win, P. Burns, a Justice of ihe Peace in and for said county, at his office, on the lUlh day uf December, 1859, judgment will be rendered against you, aud your property sold 10 pay the debt. Dated thia Sii dnv of October, 1S59. 2Sw4 EUGENE LA FOREST. FINAL SETTLEMENT. NOTICE la hereby given, that whereaa Aa ron l'uync, administrator of the estate of Jo seph R. Payne, deceased, has filed his account in the County Court of Yamhill county, State f Or egon, fur a final settlement of said estate, this is lo nulify all persons interested that Ihe hearing of aaid mailer will lake place in Ihe county courl, aforesaid, at the term lu be held on the first Mon day in December next, al Lafayette, in said county. AARON PAYNE. Oct. 18, 1859. SS:w4 Adm'r. C. ML UK A V, HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL Shop nearly oppoiiti the Melhodiit Church, OREGON CITV. April 1G, 1859. llf Removal Dr. XV. D. IlliTCnUS HAS removed his office to Ihe cily of PORT LAND, on First street, between Yamhill and Taylor streets, east tide, one d' or south of Dr. Hawthorne's former office, an I oilers his profes sional services lo all who favor him with a call. I will say lo my agents in the Statu of Oregon, that I still continue to manufacture my medi cines, aud will fill orders for them on short notice. DR. E. POPPLETON ' Will remain al LAFAYETTE, and can be found al the old stand of llurcniNs &. PurrLtroN, one door north of Abbott's Hotel, day ur night, when not professionally engaged. All those knowing themselves indebted to me are requested to come forward and settle with Dr. Poppleton at Lafayette, or willi me in Port land, immediately. W.D. HUTl HINS. Portland, Sept. 10, 1859. 32 MJiW STORE, AND New Goods! CHARLliTorE, Jr., HAS opened a new store on Main street, A'ear thi foot of thi hill, North of thi little Bridge. His friends and the public aro invited lo call and examine his stuck of goede, consisting of a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Medicines, fcc, tc, All of ichich an offered cheap fir cath. Oregon City, August 30, 1 659. JY iticc IS hereby given to all those who wish to have their ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, and are willing to patronize me, that I am constantly on hand, aud will devote my entire time and en ergy iu attending to Ihe same for them. I pledge myself lo do as good hard dunning as can be dona by auy one, and il that will not bring Ihe need ful, I will seud my friend pATTaasoa on a visiting tour (with a 'come-nnd-see ine-quickly'). Gents, save your shoes mine are at your service. My terms are moderate. tJjT Office on Main Itreet, immediately oppi site Duboit't new wagin-ihop. J. M. BACON, J. P. Oregon Cily, Sept 17, 1859. 33w GEO. A. NOBLE, A.M. & M.D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Office NEXT DOOR TO MR. CAU FIELD S STORE, If lil Tit nitwit T. NU. Family Medicine prepared ia the most careful manner, and always oa hand. Oregon City March 3,1459m3 Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN, that CIIARMAN & WARNER have placed ia my hands for eoile.-tioo all accounts, both by note and book, ( under the sum ef one hundred dollars,) prior le the 1st of July, 1859. COSTS will be saved by immediato aeUlentent with me at my efica ia Orer Crtj. J. M. BACON, . Jelylt, 1851 Utf JtrseMe e tbe Psae. OUEGON HOSPITAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. J. O. Hawthorne, A. M. Xsoryea, Physician. ICy tfueatoM. Mr. Post's School. I II AVE concluded not te build this eoason. I shall open Ihe school in WASHINGTON II ALL, on Monuav, Krrnt III, H.'9. Wr shall endeavor lo advance as rapidly as pos sible all lime who will use proper sll'orU to acquire knowledge, as we desire that everv person 01 the school shall receive an equivalent fur all paid ue. Price of luu oii according to Ihe studies pursued. Ever;' effort possible will be made to furnish board In those frutn abroad al very reasonable rales, as we wih 10 hold mil good Inducements to all who may wish to avail themselves uf our instruction. juhn D. Post. Oregon City, August 37, 1S59. 19m4 McMINNVILLE COLLEGE. THE FALL quarter will commence August 17, and ihe winter session of two quarters, November 2. Terms are $A, f 9, er $10 per quarter, accord ing lo studies. Rooms can be had In Cullrge building, If they are taken soun 1 from $5 lo $7 psr quarter. Pr. sideiil, Gio. V. CiiANDLla. Professor, Juiia II. Hall. Other teachers secured as ihe school demands. All books for the school will be kepi fur sale in the college building or in town. McMinville, July 9, I H..9. 13ml rirst Premium, 1841, ,4U, '41, '50. CHARLES J. BOLDER, GRAND ACTION PIANO FORTES. THESE PIANOS are made of the best ma terials, and warrauted to stand ia auy cli mate. Tuning and repaying promptly executed. G. P. NEWELL PUST, July 30, 1859. y Agent; Origan City. leWfS l7iHl(!:m? W ensuWifi) ii THIS is simply the fermented juice and the dittilled juice of Ihe Culiloruia grape, judi oioualy medicated with Peruvian Hark, turkey rhubarb, juniper herriee, and other vegetable re medial agents, skilfully combined, and in such minute and exact quantities us to constitute a small ur homeopathic dose of each remedy which when (tomb tied form an Innocent, harm less, yet active, ionic, alterative, anti-dyspeplio, diuretic, anti-febrile, and sedative beverage, pleas ant lo the tasle. The inventor, In calling Ihe attention of Ihe public (especially Ihe Cahfuriiiaua who know Ihe excellence of Ihe California irrape) lo these prep arations, does so with pride and confidence; pride in proviuir tho excellence uf our native grape, and confidence in their reined al virtues, adapted fur ihe following diseases: Dyprpiin, Indigettion, Lou of Appetite,, Ha bitual Comtipalion, Acidity of, or Sour Stomach, Diieaiet of the Kidney, Gravel, Dinirderl of thi Urinary Organ; Remittent and Inter mittent Feveri, Feter d Ague, Nervoumrei, Weakneu, Debility, Dry nets of the Skin, or leant of Peripiration, Paint in thi Stum, ach or B'jaelt, Cholic, Dyeentery, ., dC. The proprietor docs not pretend that his Medi cated Culiloruia Wine and Brandy is a " wonder or a miracle" in medical science, but apnea's to the common sense of the publio, and he does not hesitate to avow that he knows frum experience that the medicines in this, though tnvill in quan tity, will ufteu effect a cure in some ef the dis eases enumerated, when more violent aud power ful remedies have failed iu their object. (D" Those drinking liquor only in the morning or before breakfast, would find Ilia Brandy act delightfully on the nerves and stomach, keeping Ihe bowels regular, kc. U" As a general beverage, it Is pleasant to the lasts, slightly exhilarating, perfectly harmless, and givea the weak and feeble a feeling of health and strength. Read Ihie certificate of analysis made by Theophilus N. Real, Analytical aud Manufactur ing C'hemisl, Boston i I do hereby certify that, after a minute and careful analytical examination of the California wine aud brandy, manufactured by Dr. James L. Feruuar, in order to asceilain its composition and quality, I have, after various experiments, arrived al the following result: The wine is of a very agreeable taste, light culor, and agreeable aroma, and cjnuitti of grape augar 9 3D, volutile oil 3-13, tonic acid 1-73, coloring mailer 1-84, alcohol 9 G4, water 73-10, bi-tartrnte of polasaia 0-97, sul phate of potossia 0-45, salt 0-64. T. N. REAL. It can be taken by the most delicate ef either sex, and in moderation by children. 17 Sold by all respectable Diuggieta and Gro cers ia the United States, California, and Oregon, Paici 9 per bottle; six bottles for f5. iTJ" Caution to thi Public. fl In purchasing, always see that I fuc simile ef Ihe signature ef James I., harquar, M. D., M pasted around the neck of Ihe bottle. Whoheale Agents CROWELL 4 CRANE, PARK 4 WHITE, aud REDINGTON 4 CO., San Franeitei. llityard Tii)ler'e CYCLOPEDIA of Modern Travel, aud KJ Swan's Three Years' Residence oa Ihe North West coast for sale at the CITY BOOK 8TORR. The rioett T7REXCII confectioneries, such as f urn dropa, JL Frondans, mottoes, eoaDiAb cant, almonds rork esniiy, kr. , al iw.H CHARM AX 4 MeKlNNET'H I ASH pawl for LAND WARRANTS, by mmm mmmm J. FLEMING, AT THE POST'OFFICS BVILDINQ) OREOOV CITY, HAS oa bead and for aale, t well-seleeUd a aurtment of Books and Stationery, comprising, la part, the following I Family Bib! and Tea Cap, letter, and aett tanienta, P,r Downing') Fruits and PvneiC PvO-bolden), Fruil Trees of Amsr- Hand Ai sand botss, iva revised edition, Tissue paper, perfuMled) New Maaeaie Tlestle- buarj 4 dialling pope Board, Mitchell's aad tMusy'a Maaenie Manual, Uuograpbiet aaj As- Odd Fellows' Manual, base, Qulnby's Mysteries ef Mason's Farrier, Bee keeping. Dadd'sCaMlt 4 Hers IJviniftlono's Travels la Duuloe, South Africa, aUns's Arctic Eip'ra Cunn's Dom. Medicine, lions, Bandera' Old aud New Blank Doiu 4 Dill Pa- Kpellera il Readers, per, Thomson's A'ilhmcl.os, 6illspie'o 4 stavlee Fulton Kastmaa' Kurwying, book keeping, with Slates aud tlale anIar. blanks. Dr. Holhck's Weeks, Red, blue, 4 blk Inks, V.. 4e.. all of which will be retailed at prices com f tadiaf willi the limes. IT Don't forget Ihe place ! il Is OPPOSITE LA FOREST f BACON'S. also, rot lL, Dr. Moflutt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters, mid tho Graefenberj Medicines, which are recommended to those who wlah lSv nil Ihey die. May 14, 185. Hoots and Shoes! J. B. BLANPIED, Opposite te Sch ram's Saddlei shop, Mail street. OttEUON CITY, TTfOULD say to Ihe publio lhal he Is I kbe T V constant receipt 01 Boots and Shoes of the latest pat terns and styles, which he will sell as cheap as any other establishment in town, u not eneapen ,1 FULL ASSORTMENT OF LAD IE t WEAR ALWAYS ON HAND. IMakinr dk JLepairlnr done to orier, AND IN SUPtKlUU 8TYLK. April 30, 1859. f BSTXXSZi COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. OALINDAI rot THI TIAI 1859-COt THE College year commences the first Meads in September, and ia divided Into four qaar lers uf eleven weens eacn. The commencement ia held en the 4th ef Jely, when the yearly vacation ensues. Profeiitri Natuamil llvueoa, A.M.) Larm Rowland, A. M. TSSMS OF TUITION rtt tDUTIIt Common English Branches t I N Engli-li Analysis, Higher Arithmetic, Hook-keeping, History, aud Kleineutary Algebra M Natural Philosophy, Belany, Geology, aad Chemistry, Intellectual and Moral Phi losnphy, Rlielunc and Logio I M ElemeiilarvGeomelry.Surveying.Algebra, Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek, aud Fiench Languages 10 N Convenient arrangements aaa be Bade far beard It reasonable rates. Books used ill Ihe school caa be eltalaod it ihe College building at cath pricoe. Bethel, Polk ce., July iM, 1 85). ISmS Sublimity College. THE WINTER TERM of thia school wil commence on MONDAY, OCTOBER S4, 1859, and continue twenty-two weeks. Terms, from five to ten dollars per quarter ef eleven weeks. Students may enter at my lima, but ne ate dent's ns me will be placed upon the books for a less time lhau half a quarter, and no red notion for lost lime, except by sjieoial arrangetueal or una voidable circumstances. This school is purely literary. Stmleuls will be required to observe the rules of propriety and mo rality, and apply their minds diligently to their tludica. Board can be obtained on reasonable terras. J. KENOYER, Agtnh Sublimity, Marion eo., Oct. 1 , 1859. i Order for Appearance. NOTICE Is hereby given thai M. M. Owen, administrator of Iho estate of 8. R. Oglesby, deceased, has this day fiied his petition in the County Court for Clackamas ouunty, praying far an order to sell Ihe real properly belonging to said estate. It is therefore ordered, that all pereoaa intsrested in aaid estate appear before me oa Mon.lav. tha 13lh dav of December, 1H50, at the Court house in Oregon Cily, and ehew cause, if auy they have, why an order should net ae granted lo the administrator to aril Ihe real prop erly belonging la Ihe said estate of S. R. Ogles kv. deceased, to pay the debts and charges eae- slanding agaiust said estate. ooniMiT ninnrrn Nov. 7, 1859-31w4 Cuunty Judge. Great Excitement! Franco and Anstria At "War 1 ! THE undersigned wishes to Inform the people of Oregon City, and Ihe publio in general. that he is at peace with all the world, and keeps comtautly on hand A FINE ASSORTMENT OP Boots and Shoes, if all sort and sites, rhlch be will sell Cheap for Gash! Tidies and s-etitlemen. too will de well to five mi a Call before buying anywhere else, beoaeea I have the best and cheapest boots and shoes in this market ; because I gel my beets ind shoes Direct from San Francisco, and can afford to aril cheaper than Ih that bey in Portland so that I dsfy compsliliou. If yea will but give me your patronage, I will guaranty that you can buy oosfs and thoil of me thtaptr than of any other housa ia town. Remember the place, and mi" no miswaei 44 EAOLK BOOT AND SBOt ITORB.'' J. MOONRT. Orefoa Cily, July 16, 1859. Jy9 To the Afnir.iett. DR. HUTCHINS' CELEBRATED BAL aam of Wild Chrrrv. with a variety of bit ...i.. I7 f tMtAirinmt era HAW lav otner puiwai . . , - - sale at CHARLES POPB'8, Oregon Cily, and . n . aa. W , w It a nafjlw-, rVU -t A Jam Baptist Books. WE EXPECT by wit mail steamer a ili af tha American Marxist Fubtieatiea fVa.-iety'e Books, consisting of Fuller's Work. Banyan a do., The rsalmist, pockei, paw, aaa pas pit "tea, and a variety of other works. We will etete that we intend lo keep ewe, plele assortment of the Bneieiy'i books. Ordera for single book, or by ihe quantity, wiU be promptly died. Chorchee aad librariee fraiah4 at the lowest piiee. X)HK A. FOfT; Orregwa City, A J1 , 1 Wl In t-Ung fm Cftd. Orfm Crw, Oct X).