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to r 'J. ., I v.'.V. 'MlCaiU A mil said irlio ' Jive m will J' imeauove, .jneamu v b, . ?iJi faAW.v.u.dL.lrwI. "ilWd roan Lor.- uddlcd H. J . b.hl'1M IMA A -, J , . - Tin IVilmisI ssdlyswpt theetrin-je, " And aj;li 1 his spirit's anxious prayer Tohuve ill" ilJ "'''-' 'lulv' ri"S Ami breathe a csliu.r, purer air H'lien boyhood's n'"1"" r !"f3'' And all our Iiks linn-pu-"I away, Anil friendaliip'a joys are wall Ike l-nl, Who will not hail lit ! omo day. M'Imi lime has chilled If Ion's i'"" AuJ dmied Hi Bohbirliro of youlli, Kuch pulse i lieuting sad and slow, And douUs encompass every truth, . Vlio would not from bis iiimw The jawlmiat's pmyer bfeulhe o'r in And cleave the clouds that round unroll, Amid tlit griff and '" "f "M'u 1 WIicb by I frieud'ssad curia we aland, And think the soul Ihul warmed lliia clay JJa sought llie iil);riiu' promised land, 1 'Die ruatiMuii of eternal day : Who would nut wurb to break tho t'e, That binds tlx unwilling soul 10 earlli, Aud rrtounl rejoicing U llie ky, Kcttatie in another tirtli ? tl'...........ir fit JUN.NOl ihji . t . i . . I..., I lli. nil! She, U L'O, ttnu i "- ,l,e AGRICULTURAL.; 1 ,ti .... fur Planting Alt Orvtialll. iiimeau Would you have ... i.doritaneo ,ourcl.il.lru.'-ji!...it .... orchard Noo. ; ful!owlI1, , '..ill ;. ... .... . , i,t.,ir ebtnicui ui iiium' " er IIIVc . .1 ....... (,. I ii' mid nut noiiem. "'""--' ,P ,,. ,. i;..,.lv mounted Him ana siuric'.o. y , r.mter, on the ..or-m.m. . , ; , .. , WeM. hadn't '"4 a Iwlf nijto ; , - . . , .',, virtu...f-i.ltit an wll'i "-' TI,..-.T.crM wd ;n -; ."7"; ,,r0,;ol(., nlll0I1, . n r.. in- ti kiii M' iiu' u'ji ill tli.m a lr.!itt of ;r'0ii fruit oil- r-j-.-.it. 'I. !). Woul-J yn P'liiovo froiii your c'lil ,Ir. ii (lie nr'-ii't t-'..'t;'ti"i to ( . !..,.( i. .,r, l.:.r.l. If fliiMf'-tl Call Hot uU- I'ltltIV - , III h fmit lit lioin-, Hi ' )' r wry tti.l losl wl o nf ii lain, nii'4 wi:ii ino t"...-a " - . ...i... in nromiro , ...,i. f....-.dn iiiau.ua' ..ah hivile ail w " ., i' IliilKtol (ho li.wai -,--".- V -; r. -,.,, r, .,iiub'. pru-M. 10 call a.iu ui i lie ..nun.... .......-. niTOu " . ;...r.l,. M ow im I . ii Huif iru.'i 01 1111 boun laiira. VH : I JJv lb" ni i W'i euimiw""' - : . I of llie Vo!....4-n.-.lie, or .uuil.er.1 tributnry of I.. ih nc Ouwii uio iikt iu ipi v dirrci.on i me A ice in u are lIll'MI. frindaloiiM Kruin cradli-t gram cylln& n alli" bruali do i1" 1 1 aii hurr iH i S3 teeli ' . .. n i Th. v coil iat III pari "I ui ioi""" cuuiil d wli.ol barroivi fancy bro.m i'.ain do Zi2aAN XH'KINIiATr A CO.; ti. uoral i.oiihiimm .' i - - iuIh llld rolull llRT HI viy wui w.wnr.fa, Ilmdwure, Ac, 4o. I ft 10UIIV niianii 0,eonCi.y.MUy5. jAM:UI,,.l.y, the (I'Voni llie Soiilbern Tim.m. now VU4rr WMlliroiik ..Took'1 Hliirl'.r. Sonic y;" aiiicu, irofiii'i.:i! luiincijH tLruw miiit'i the wiii'.iiiy, l'ir;iljii(,'d iy' ride, tliro' a drt-nry iiini ttooiJ country in tin inst-m coinily, Hli -ir. muki", "s Wieriir. J'y tlio'mi'MIo of tlio dfi'Tlnwli, wi L'l cxli.'iii'ti 'l, m Miliji'ctn of ciiixtpii lion, llie jiartituliir nltiu.lnia'iit ci), wliith liroujjlit u to(i:tlipr, tli poliliciil cunlilioii oftliocomitry tlioiro-i.Uc,f lh frwin crop, mid Mivcrnl inaitert. of i('ruii:il liis tory. In fuel, u li.nl run milUt u n tritu but MprWive niBn;.Iicir wlifii ud ilonly Mr.Stulil' "y-! flln-d, nnd a atrnno miiile (lutUiri'd ncroh lii lij', ns ho n ninrk od, 'I liavi n't told you, '.S'luin;, I Li linvo, Iiiiw I it riiin.it'i'l wniii' tlio liit pn'' '-, filio Hlicnl tvm nut n 1' iirii' il mail, mi. occasionally did mi-iil:ico tliu uccnt,) 'that cvurcamq into mv Iian'' '.Vo, let's Imvo it,' I rridied, turning lmlf round in tlin 'nmMlo : 'it cost you aomo inoncv, did it voiir iiii?lnlf !' 'Ah,' Im i'j:wiil'itcd willi a nljjli, 'it coit a 'llili waa aiiid with tlm nir of nimli aiif- r;ritif, and I told him, if it anaki ncd iiaiu fill emotions, hu iuut Hot think of owning the old wound, won ly r my fiitcrUiiii l Hon l. 'll' nil over now,' ho naid, 'and 1 d in'l iiiiml tcllin' it.', I dun 't know how it w.h l.iit jiiitatthiii iijoiii -n t, 1 c nii'lit fiiriit of a hhahlir fold of iT.'iiie nmiind liis hat, mid I cduhl nol ladri iKswiutiti'' it with llio -aign, tlio liiguhiioiM i jiri'-siiiii iiinl tho Varvin of tlio Hint t.roiviM. Alii nt thai, wo IiaII iIih- covor miiiw'1!iiiii pawntly. Mr, Stllhh inoorcdrd. 'I wan 'lectod tho first Shi rilf of tho county; mid at that lini", thurs weren't inoro'n thicuor four hundred votom in it. 1'ohflsurn, I win riylit irni. it was ich nn honor liKe.' , 'Tliia is yuurai'coiid t. rni, ihcii.' 'Yos. 1 hud to iiii.-s one term of tar wee, on account of tlm law ; hut then I u nit dobity (liopuly.) under Stokes, and w hen lain tinui rim out, la-t August was twu years iigo, I was elected nuaiii. ' Hut that aiu't telliu' how I it ruined by that writ. Now il'a rensoiiiil.le toMii;- , il.nl tho first of a tiling ain't iw tn to know, an tho luiil.llo or Ihit Inst. So nhen 1 1 in lawyer down lit town ma le out the liist umt aud put it in my liainU, J wan list as b ovor you sen.' ''What sort of a writ was it ' Nolhin' lull the oiiiininii hOi t (eitjmis res, ;) know 'i in iu.w, I.I.o n huyk. I'll' I lind only knuwvd'iVi tlun hero another tleen (Ir.litn slj;h niil'ili( d I he ilaoo of w nnk '1 (noli the plaguy tiling holn", audi caliud in llili Sli.kes'(hieh va, Sirtriiriiiin tualf, after that,) mid i.l.l 'H.uiro l,uinJ,iii to counsel me on it, i 'o iv.nl il over throe or four limes., It nril,,i.i inu to tako Iho lioily of IhiUittih II' aiA-.f.jt-, i f to Ut found ill UIV county, uud safely to keep so Hint I bhonld have her to ninwor Im I'.uo tho judo lit tho next Circuit, for a del, I sho owed ; and nwreii'n that, it said I was to doit with out delay nmf it then ulh uit tojii't month till Court ! W'hal was I to do with lr all that fW, and no aiijn of a jnil in the county I' IVoll, it n.'ialianl looking e lse, lul that w;w aiiiiply u form, and iho u lit mijjit havo K'on served hy Kaviirr a copy with the lady.' . 1 I '(Ii, I know that nii.;lity well now, hut 1 iluliitknowit lii.ii, Hesi.li-s, at Hi(lK,ttoMi of tho paper was writ Wo JUul' and 1 know now that them word mean no b.iil nyuind: but I thought i0 it m,.Hnt that 'f sho was to oll'ertlio IvM security in the State, 1 warn't to tako it. And' it i a thccoiuideraiioii, that Stoke and Lumpkin both put iioii it ; ami tho old'S.iiiio went o far aa In N1y, rf lie was Sheiili; li,, take inni woniiui ami earry lier Imnie ami Kx k her up in the small renin will, himself mi.l lua wife, iwry nij;ht of litV, ontell Court c.nuio aroiiiiil,' i ii.ii woiiiii ion.' ma le it pretty afi -ics, sain .-stui.ks; In had oiiplussid as . .,i n i.lnu' line nroiiiid h r tin, end, r.fur lettin' her pile ioiu'i dinxtioiis to her ni;",'er, wo (ook Ler down lo iy houaij. My ii'o trea'.'l hor mi'hty civil, IntiJ every day or two wuil let m-r go up l.i.ion uud look at h' r consfirns. So tnn i roiled on tell about a month I" f"r- Court. ; t 1 and ono dnv Stok. n rl'J lip to lliJ gnu in a powerful hurry, im'l calleil me out. 'You've played thunder,' aiiid Lv. 'Ilowf'aaid I. ' 'Why (akin' of Mis. Y -a'.broo :. Ij all wrong, aiidshn'a wlit word down to the vry l.lwvi r, that put out that writ n'ain-t h- r, and' got two against you ; ono to make .you turn her loo", and 'loth, r to makoyoupay twenty thousand dullaia for takiu her 1' 'I shan't servo 'em,' ays I. 'Makes no odds. They've done appoint ed a kiiriinor (coroner,) and ho'll U up to morrow, noon as .Mrs. WestOnioK lias n.i'i .. ..I ... In im III ki.TlletllillL'.' on d better look out !' 'Well,' anys 1, T n ckon ihey'vo got you loo. You was uloii'', mid help to Uo it. 'I III, yes,' says lie, &'-'' th"j rr yot mt for ii Vilni us ' 'I bull no more, and walked right into tho house Hint lliero I found tho wijder lookin' mighty ieased, and I told her ho wits free logo, and I inked her pardon and shouldn't ehargu her any hoard, find I Imped shu'd come and see my old woman, uud so on, and u forlU.' 'She went, I suppose.' 'She did, and thu kurriner come ; and he showed me how to Kcrvo a w rit 'yoy, I shall nuver foriM it. Shu took mo into f'l.ort mid tbern werh't lii.thin' done with il thoirst time. Il.f-n.' the in-xt Court, my old woman died, and that vryfi every thin. What with her ilviii ami the nut, 1 thought 1 would go crazy, to Lo sure, 'Hut vou didn't f 'No, f boroitas well ns I could, and just before Court, cuino along the lawyer Jenkins and ay ho to mc, '1 think you and my iTmnt, Mrs. estbrook, could coin promise that ca;c,ef you was to talk togeth eruhoiitit.' Ihardfv waited for him to leave, before I jumped on my horse and rod up to tlm widJer's. Widdi r says I, kin wo settle that caso( 'She bol ter laiighej and aud wiid uunj lei 'I'd give you a hundred Jeillifid to drop it ; av I.' 'Sho frowned im-'htlv." nnd said that warn't the way she w unted to settle it.' 'I'll ''iveyoii tru, said I.' 'She iVoWued H oi'se than before, and said that wasn't the way she wanted to settle it.' 'Directly something caino right into my iinuil. 1 itecincil to see plain. I stunien ami rousiiloTcii. J lien I cleareil my tnroat. H7i(A r, says I, will inu li'tre vie ! 'Says she, wilt ?' '1 give that rascal Jenkins, fifty dollars for his share, and tho widder took mo for hers I bad kept her a oiilawful prisoner fur nigh four tmmths, but, 'Sipiirc, bo had mo oinir arrest, for mighty nigh einrt ijears ." I i'iniiii'ed if he had been at last compel led to separate from her. lie simply point 'l to tfte erapo of his hat, nnd tho same strange tmnle llittd nhout his mouth. lie only nd led 'I jude the got a little wiore (linn civi.' Mi.uke ii.vr oi Hie iiimiin oi mo iu........ . -. Barik. r:ikc, llieiue lip tin- l ukanou lo ila aouico ill III W" do I,,,,, Muiiiiiyuiat lbeu.0 a.,ulli.r:y aluii llie r.il,'C I da ..a,., ll, il.i. .M..uiitaiiir J lliel.ee li a wnit on l.raii l i,.), ,,oVtU Konde riivr, midway between I he (.rand J(ndo , j( , (mu u-id ll.e moiilli of Iho Woll-li-w-liow river ; liieace ; minun furk tuj Ih- div.de between the wu-er. o the Vwll-( , " .... - ..I A 1.1 I l. l'f .l.ilttlff I . . . . Q ... Ill i.'.i.,w ami r .wui-r nri , n..-... - - wmiiow .as o iiy i" kcrivir ai liie uioulli ol l'.iwdi-r riv' r,wi.-in .1 .. I- ....... I I.. l,...l .. .i. .....r lif I if I.UUJI UIHVO III" ami wlienui.y moo - '"'.-llf ,lie su, river i" f.uit they are in a tor way lo lean, w''! mll0 " Hiinini. of Hiiti-r Itool hors-.s. I M ,.,iiU!; ili.iice u!oii the crel of the Wilier 4. Would you c'llliva'.e acvtitanl felin? i Mml.ai, , U,e piuce of U-n'.anmir. of th Uikrulm ss toward, the great (iiur ol ty Walla-wallaa, (-'ayus.ii and timitil m. Ii!! gt l(plaut nn orchard. Ily having he na.W land l,avinS the fellow,, bouiidaiies, constantly before you one of th- great. -t, toai ,le mMh ofho Tukall,)0n blessings i-iveii to man, yu mil-' I"' nar-; riv(i u ,Vli, , ,,,, Territory, runiiiiis thence up il. nwl iii'l.-cd if you lire not inllii' need by a ; M flV( r , iU) , ,Ui.ce . Ui. nre easterly ulo2 llie ...irii of humility and th .id.nilre J , i .,f ,,c lllue .M.amtaias, and on .he aiutb. 1 ., woum i .,.r.,onr !Ii7 J;-, j'v:;:r. -'"t.0 their Lorn.-, resp ct ihmr parents w lulo Iiv-. q( the coul(ry caim(.d ,iy ,he in, and venerate iln-ir m-mory wh.-n leal, S10B)ll,.a , Simk lmliam i iheuee ".mliirly in all th' ir Wanderings jok back Upon ; uiuu.t u,,. buuuJiry (leius tho watt-re of J'owder the horn., of th' ir youth as a saer' d fc"'t-' rirer) ... the .oure. of l l 'B an oasis in the grciit wilderness of tho worlJ. then plant Bll orchard. ()(, o .ttunbia river lo tho lower end of a lur'e ! 0. uwirl'd col i, id pails (minted tut lino wash boards bl:icki"iiii.h's bellows croas cut saws 7 It io C ft mill saws 7 ft hair niattraiifis double do inl hair bolsters double do iiio'lu uperui candloa ailainuiitiue do friapo brand tobacco Inekn tobacco- .... lll.ASKETS. DMSli, Sheeting Ti' fo, d-c ti e. And keep constantly ou hand large supply of (HOC L It I Ii' A', elolhini, lianlware, aud many articles too liuiner. '"""'"'"finj.v.inm.iri.fo. Oregon City, April il. l"o-'y Lower 1 I.I..V. .lllVI.i.na - JY fcoiuburK, L'liip-iuaOKgin TTJ.AX,M'KIXLAV &-CO., Champneg, l OrrpinTeriiUiry. MayS. do lo by i do 7 by window sashes 8 by 10 do 10 by 12 o bows and yoki-s . In short, if Voll wish to m ail your- , . MlW ,ll0,, 0I L umiilla river j thence i, I ..I .:c..l !..... . . .i . ,.. . ....-...... .1. Vi.Lii..,. vivr ra flil si-ivesot tlio liles.-lligs OI il ouiiiii.ioi i ivi iioriuiny i ..n. .... ... - d. nee which are within voiir leach, you T..li-.i"-h-luke. Ih-nco lo r-e l.ae, thtMiua to tlie n. nt. , wiiiiu , , , . W,ii ISmik on the Cohmihia below I'ni-sl s Rap- must jda.it an orchard. And w In n ou do . n hc (Vlmillill ,.iv,r t0 jllut.. it, fee that you plant fO'il fntil. : ,iuu of the (! tuinbia and Snake rivers , llieuee up plant crab np'ple trees, nor wild plums, nor ,(. snnke river to the pV o of tinuinir. 1'ra lldiall peaches. 'I'liO best are '.lie cheapest." , mini, Intmrr, Thai so iiii.eb of Ihe coun.ry die- 1 cril,, , uleive as is coii.omcil in the f.Jlowinjr bouic Plnnlliiu. dariis aliull be M't t purl us Indian Itmrvut.ons fur In taking lip or setting out decs, wp ! liu.' No Perce Tribe, viz: . .. 3 ''..! ,i ii I oiniiieiiciiiir where (no JIo .lio-iei-slio or diou d never forirot that they nre i-ossesscdl '"c , , ,. : ril. ,,. frolll .rT life,and may not, therefore, he handled as ,ie',.,ul1, r n:tew Koot .Mouutiiins ; thence a r.r t. j. It is necessary lo lire-' .i,.u ., m . in !,ni,irn. in . he mom i o l i-uu-par-up servo the la"',t t,o,.,iblu poitioll of the cie.k ; Ihinco aoulherly to ihe crossintr of SnakeA. . Carpenter' 7W.l irmer chisels mid guuges an.u .i,u ... v ! . .. I . , , ... i. , ,i1 r liu, Alimn-ani :.. ...no ... .;,,! . I,lr,.i rl,ieU. hen., i n ullus '. ...r,t .mil tn tr ill .ll-,.fll If Wil l S f. llirii "" " " v. u ...v .- .-,----- , ,t., r..,5.v , , - - , . . ft- ' river, tie nee to the source o (lie Alpowam l.ver ill knife, Hum-, w Inch were cut olt or injure l . . i,m,,,ui,w. Uicnco aluna the en Ml of the by the spade, in digging tip. 1 he bark, a! ;lu0 !0,.ia:ii; tlunee to the cruminu; of the so, requires careful ntt"litiotl should il ! (Jrand llonde tiver, midway betw-eeu the (iri.nd . a . I I 1 II 1 1 .1. I. r il... l n 'HU'. lull' .Vl't ' I ...'1 1 t. if ti'.iiitil 1 ait III, lul.' II till till' IllOdlll 0 11 If W OU-iOW-llllW IiVIT IJi.'CUIII; UI llll'l lllin.il HMiii'.w, iv nvuiu s-v . i- i I . it i r . N. vi 1 1, ti.ii. must 1. ll'cnee uli.n ihe div.de between llie wutora ol the latal to the tree. NoM, the (ops mu,( be , Wul.H..)w riv,r .lld Jv,vill.r riv,r. lh,.ct lu trimmed, ho m to preserve n liahmce bo- c ct,Wii!r of Sl)l0 rlV0ri flSlveu miles b. liw'll.e twecn tho body of the tVeo and its- roots. ! ,,,,,1, f 'ulvjt.r rivrr; thence to tho Salmon riv Tho roots supply lioiir-hineilt to tho tree, jcr above the croiainj: lln nee by llie spurs of the while the leaves are iu lungs. It is povd- nitn-r Koot M.-uatuius to the place ..fb, s,,.,.inK. , , ., r i I i- i, .,.. lor I he eon eder.itcd trihes of r, uhu-wallus, ble. therefore, to dej-rico it A too gn at ' (.,. , UitmtiH. vi portion of leaf making boughs, which w ill t-ail,m.t.;ll3 (,c middle of llie ehaimel ..ftlie make it puny nnd sickly, nnd perhaps kill it. ; I'mutiHa riverrepporite the ,nutli of Wild lloine Kvergrceiis and Larches nre only trimim d ; creek: ihfti.e up ihe mdille of ihe chuinielol'suid when any paits are badly broken or injur. J. iis source, th.nc southerly .,. a poiul in .he ii. i 'IHue .Moiiiit.iiiw known us Lees hiicampiiieiil : U here It is intended to plant trees die j .,. a n to ie vtXvn f nw,olm. creek ; ground should he t.ioviously prepared by a tlicnr-c We.-t to the divide of Iho IIow.i.iiib and j deep trenching ami manuring ; this will he . l.'ireh eriiks ; iheneo nnrilierly ulrn' sa.d .I vide C.,1,.,,1 l, ml,! in.i.ih.i liillif to llie r.Mii. k lie- lo ii pout ihie Wont of llie Sou'li-wi-al corner of I r .1-, w .1- i lil.ain ('. AL-Kav's cluim tliclieo Kubt nloiiTh:s Vehiiiineiit of trees. U here this, howcw r,,' ", ,V "c""'" ""' " y . , I . .... ' , ' hue lo the !?onlh-e;,sl corner : IlkUee in u I nc to is found expensive, It is necessary to make .,, ., , i,,;,,,,;,,,,. the holes for tho treos ipiite large, say three! Ily an c.iref provision of the Treaty, tho cout,. try ene.rac.U in liu' eesnions unit not iiicludcu in Ihe Kesui rnlions is open to . Illenieiil, e.xe p:in Tresh Arrival of Orocorics. rfnilKauWriber has just received a fresh eup Jl ply of (liocnio, Vrutinimi and lliiriliiure, which, in ad liliou lo his form -r stock, he will sell ut extreme! low prices for Wi or Produce. His stock coiisista in purt ol llie nuiowing urut.i. . Kew (Jrleana sujrar, Sn j lwich Island sugar, (.ruslnd do. J'ow.liied, do. llio Java co!!'.-e, Young llyon and Iui-Nt-w Orleans syrup, P"rial teas, yuiidwich Wands do DriedApph-s 1 1 caches Maleruliis, Yeast s Soap I'owders, 1'i-pp.T & Alhpice, Cinnainoii t Clove: Uiul llostou syrup, Viics. Cast uud (Jcrinun s'.eel, mill aud cross cut, h.md, pannel, and whip-saws. file anil ltimpii.MW suw files from 10 lo 16 inches i Hat baslaid tiles from 10 to M inches luper files from 3 lo 7 inches j hall'roi.ud lip s from 7 lo 14 inches; round do. from 5 In 7 iuchcsj horse rafjs from 11 to I I inches, JAMES O'NEILL, WIIOLKIALI A.1U Tlt PIUII a I'rovMoiH tV llurdunrf, As. 1, Jlui Strut, CHARLES POPE, JR, T"K ALi:Uln IIiiidwure.Groceriisi, Dry Goods,. l) Clothing, Hools & Shoes, Medicines, lioolw and Slulionery. Muia-st., Oreijou City, April 21, 1835-Ilf iron und ste.l M.iunsi try suunri-s; scratch awls uud saw drivers ; pi tin and flalU d nmrkinit snap's und bevels; c'.miuna an I concave augurs; band ages; huiniiii'is unit hatchets. Uui'.der' llndteitre.Wnn, Hut, pad un,l mor tie' lo.ks und lakhcs; 'hrjns, minerul and while ku .l.s; cotnplolc round, town and liut s;sini.' bills; cast balls of all sizes, nnd screws; ulso, round and Hut bur iron ; nail rod, do. ; horse- shoo bar, do., and plow steel. upJIlf JAM US Q-.XK1I.L. Win, 0. Doaont Sl Co., "tTTIIOI.KSALK und retail Dealera in Groc-r.- ies, r.oviioiis, l'olnls, Oils, 1 loots itijr Hhoes, Crockery, eVo. Oiiosite tho Land Office Muiu St. Or. gou City. Juue 1, lB53-7t3 JOnN R. MBRIDE, ATTOENgy M Cl)VNSII.oa. AT' LA Mr, Lafayette, Yamhill Count;, O. T., WII.I, fuiihfully attend to all buaineas en-li-iisled lo his jirufessioual cure. April 21, IfSS-ltf JOHN P. BROOKS, ' Wlwletnle if- iieiii7 Vritler in (Irorerit t, Product, Procitwiti, ij-c. Main Street. A General Assortment kept up of Selected Coods. Caiieuiiih, April 21, 1805-llf. dored er, man, 1'el., A I)esU-vle Hecil A lii-inl, in the shape ol a color named (leor.'O I'aiker, 'mar I'm lately murdered two of his own children, in the ircseiieoof some eight or ten men, then set lire to his house ,iu, ihrew the bodies into ihe Haines. This man is a desperado, of immense strength, and of such agility as to be a match for half u saiiv of ordinary men. lie was not stourcd until he had been shot three times ; and (hough ironed feet and, haiuN, could b.-got into prison only I... . e i ..i. - i i . . ' . i on . ins oi ii nailer rouii.i ins Ineti, ov which he was dingged head foremost down the prison, stairs. l'trehitloiicul Joitrmtl. An lalliin-s Own lirlnW. According to the l'riuoetoii Keiiiuckian, the following is a recipe for the exclusive drink of M'Coodwin, the magnificently fun ny editor of the I'adueali American : "Take one pint of good whisky, stir in well one spoonful of whisky; t'heu add another pint of whisky; beat carefully wilhaspooii, and keep pouring in whisky. fill a large lowlwuh w;,(.ri m ,11;1l0 tu, servant set it out ef your reach. Take a small tumbler, peur'in two spoonfuls of water; pour out the water and till up with w hisky, and mid to the above, flavor with whisky to your taste." fTThe Polynesian of the Jlotli Juno says: (ho schooner "Ka Mori' arrived yes terday fivm Maui, with a full Kiiro of w heat of I he new crop, jmd 0f inr, ;li. ; ty. I'Vum nil we ean learn, the present I or fitir times the diameter of the circle do- seiihed by tho roots. The planter must be careful to place tho roots iu their original position, neither in n bunch, nor in a direc tion contrary to that they were in naturally. Surround tho rods, on all s'uli, carefully with fine earth. It is important to see that every portion of tho roots comes in contact ; with the ground. Jl.ird-wooilcd trees must be placed in the ground, nt the d pth they originally held. With such ns grow from cuttings, as tho Silver, and Lombardy I'op- irs, llio N illow, etc., the depth makes no material dill'ereiiee. They may be at any convenient depth. After tilling in the ground about the roots, it is trampled down, and the operation is finally completed by throwing two or three buckets of water around the base of the ttvrl which will more liriiily unite the earth around the roots. The best season for planting or trans limiting, is early iu winter and in the spring. For Evergreens, spring is generally consid ered the best time. The operation of taking up trees is olio requiring much care. They should be tenderly handled, and particular ittchtion must be paid to savin.' the roots, as much as possible. After I,' im; dug out, trees should not be h ft lying about on the ground, or put away above "round, but if not immediately to b,; planted again, should be hulled in. To do this, n ttviieh is du". utlicii'iitly deep to take in tho roots eotii 'letc. St l.uuis Willi ii Farmer. Xindios ! TyTOU will lind .in excellent assortment of Drex It nnd lltiiiuet Si!ki, Satiu and Velvet ; ulso lliiniii t Trimiiiiiii, lluxierii, Wvrc, Jiire.1 an I Hibloiif, TilMe t".o.'l. Comilerane, etc., at the lore of CIIAIll.KS I'lll'Ji, Jr., (Maiii.st..iiwile Abernelhv's sloio.) wncre may bo loand almost cccrijtlntiir in llie line ol Dry oxls: S'icI, as Prints, (.'inirhams, A'pieis, Meliu s, I'iui'i l.ies-.'vs, .Mioiuis. SutliiiiMis, Jeans, Teat- lies, Shee.iiiijs, lied T.eliiny, Jiiekury Sliij: Coao.i II iltin, ilC. Oii-gon City. April 21, U'55-lif that the did alls are n-oured in Ihe osscssiou ol their liuililinu's uud imjiiemeuts till removed lo Ihe t'eM-rvatieus. This no.ice is pu'olished for tho benefit of iho publit-, 't he alleulinii of Ihe cilieus rn'po'i.'ia lo loouti claims upon Ihe ceded Territory iscjKcialK called lo llie provisions prolectnii; Inn Inil alls in tit. p.... session of their impruvomcies mel for furiiier i:.- lormaa.iuin leleieiice to the ullu-walia, I u-e and L'uiiililla L.eKTvution, they ai'i re.iiiltfl to apply to Acenl, 1(. It. Thompson. To Iho Ncz l'eree ltescrvatioii.to Suit-Agent, W. 11. Toppan. ISAAC I.tsTEVIiXS, (loy. and Siip't of V, T. jom. I'.i.mi:i;, Smi'l Indian Affair, Oregon. Council (Irnund, Walla-walla, ) June VI, lfi."5 13-i'm . ck's Wild Cherry Hit-o.-. Br.'.iulrelh's ;,l!s, Lie's Mcdicinea for Sale, CII.VUI.ICS I'OI'K, Jn. PjANOS' Sjisnpiiil.'i i'3 ler.-, IJatemaii s ill piils, I'eny 's v rni!:! I ,oJt l-loc. (.iiui l. uiu pher, (i..m Ar.t.i , loio.-h oil, l,o!,eliii, Hot (hops. J.I irc:.riitiu, ftoinau ec i::.i.i.t... I);.!:. 'n p. in eK:ru"-t,ir, I.iiu,1iiutini, I'.n, -"'ii' . O.I of r.'p;ier ni'nl. 1i-enoes, I uiiii,siij..ii i',ivv.:eis, I'aiiers 1'uiiiii'iiieS ,ni, sluipiiur, i.i,.iu fs.ilts, o.e. April H, I- ...-It;' Central Produce Depot. CANCM.Wl. (O.NSTANTI.V ieee. v i. I. fic.sh from ranch. ' wheat, oats, bacon, hu.l, bailer and poliilces. npll JOIIX 1'. IlliOoKs.. Hardware l OR S.lLi: BY CHARMS Pftl'E, JR. SjttllASS un.l Iron Dulls, Screws, Wi.h and .iJ5 dutches, lluiiime.s uud llit.hets, Aves, nruw-iiig-knivvs, llanilAiws, Curry T oml.s, li r e l'ruhes and Curds, Gun docks, liuu Caps, ool Catds, Chest llan.'.los, l'Uiies, itc. .pril SI, lSi.-i-lIf Wells, Fargo & Co. 'a Express, Vi lwccn Oregon, California,' the Atlantic S'ttlrs att'l Europe. If 4 VIVf! n...,ln ,l,'ntllaiMMM , , f v l.l,..,oiimuiii" K 4,-tTt &-he arroiigeniciils with the L'n ted isjtfl Muies uud 1'ue.lic Muil Steulll-itk; ship f unijiaiiies fur liinisa,rlnlioii, we are now pre pared lo forward 6'fii Dint, Bullion, Specie, Pmkjge, I'nicel, unit freight, to und ftoin N Voik, N.Orlouiis, Sail l'Yuucisco, 1'orllund, and principal tow ns of Cul ftiruie uu I Oregon. Our regular Semi monthly Ks press between I'.j:U,'.ik1 uinl .Sun Fraiiei-co, is dispatched by Hit l'aeit.e Muil sSlei,iiishiiCo.ssleuiiiahip I'oluuibia, eonuecling ut San l'nu,c:co Willi pur seini-iiioiilli-ly Irvine lo A'eic Vorli and AVie Orlrann, which is disp iiehi d reguluily ou Ihe 1st and Kith of such month, by Ihe mall aieaniers and in chitrgo of our own lue wngcis, lluouuh lo di-siinuiion. Our dvpii s Iron, .ew Vork leaves regularly nn the "i:h uud JDlh o e.icll moiilli, ulso in charge of 111 s-eilL'ers. To usure iusiiied in Ihe best New Vork com panies, or ut Lloyd's iu dun am, ul ihe optiuu of ship; ers. Omens New Ywk, No. It.!, Wall el.; New (rleuns, No. 1 1, Kxeliiine i!aee ; San l-'runcisco No. lld, M.its:oiiit.rv stieei. ' J. N. itt.NKi:;:, Je,,. Oregon Ci:y. Apr.l SI, IKii.-ii. 'C"-fIt r. Tlio Stotmer 2,ortU;Dd, .Z7?.Tel I'Al'T. A. s. MIR It A Y, Vji t on iiuiiy In 'ween l'il!u iii and Oregon Ciiy. Leaves l''irlla d m eight u'cl ek, .. Ji. lirtum iu'. l. ine. dromon City a. fom ie 1., e. m. I'-irfreieh' orpiissn,- aoplyriu h' aid. I pOl-ltf TJ. S. MAIL LINE. Ore-ton (.' 'it itii-l J'orl'uud Jt'ni- ' 'I J. C. Al.Nb'WOM'H, elASI Ell, i ill run ilaiy. (Siiud:iBi-c pled.) in tho u'.iove-, Miie ! irii !. j. living Oieg- n t ily ev. ry day at (j o'. l ii'li. i. M. Ileliiri.iii-', will leave rorlluud at 2 r. M , ! neliing at nil iel. rmeiliate po nts. Km- tr.iglit or pus.-aL'e apply ou hoard. np'M-tf .illsl Ea4--('il'-, OH Stn,l' CitiH'iiiiih.JuriHX, oS, At Hit 3 r'!s1!li Lbs. Light Uniw-n Siisrnr, "ja:e' l.llou lbs. China No. I, do. i!t ; flOi.l liu. fino do., '.Magnify yuiiv OnU'e."' 'Hie business of ii farmer is ou coming into favor as the first ami l,nt lbs. llio Coti: la Ions coarse .I.IHI," l!,. Oiogon 11; l,nuO bit diels nuts, for sal,, wholesale or ret iil,hv John i. msooivs. ' I our liakery we keep constantly on JL Urcad, crackers, eaki-s. pies, & keep constantly on hand V HA UMAX ,j. WARXER. In tie ry where IP .blest 'sotidi,. ru Mates st has awakened, and the b. ! tab cuiint 'v is eie'a.'ed to illustrate lit I kin. . . I 1 1 ... . wouldii l suit me, f,u my (,ul U!ai 1 'loine-stic consumption, and at prices below then) was high t. niperc'l, ,,, n,.t 1 'I"'' now ruling for shipping flour iu !0s. bonr strango jrople in iho r.,m. ;u i u"' market. llikM-.tt'.at- i.ll .k. -. ..... . II' I .... ' 1 j;o with me and I w. ut up to the widder,! nnd told In-r my tnsiiou. She w h,;,..,,.' I employment of man new mti re out if the the subject. Lut. Iv in .North Carolina the lion. Abraham V. Vonable deliver, d an address b.fore the Ciitiibetland County Ag ricullurul Society. I'non h.-iinre ill.,,!',,,,,?,, tor a copy of Lis address, Mr. V,,iablo de dined, staling that it was an unwritten pro. duction. hazily pi-p:.red. Iu 1C eoiulu sioii of his letter ho made, (, 1V.II.. inj ex-! tvllelit suggestions : '-To every eultn ator of the earth 1 would say, 'mnsrnify your ollice.' The appreciation of the njble 'employment I ean never be loo high, whilst ila,,e w:ho nre t occupied in it consent to hold it as an ob-' scure and humble calling 'J'10 f;ir,noP! princes of ihe State on -hi to rule its desti-' ntes and control its c nttis, Is ; and farmiii.r eiiucUion is the tnt step towards that . result, 'oeeil tho n h.w.' kIiM l... T) KCKIVKIl upon llie urrival of every strum- .1 1 er. Uoa'l fail locall on CH ARMAS Si WARXER. ' W Ol leaim 9iig;;ir aV TJolllssi s, rX6h "f Ne.v (itlcans tusnr per cPn. Jr per ship" Huthay." ' 1 Ml ilo. of New Orleans niolas.-cs per cliieicr "Ilerallef Ihe .Mornieg." The above urli.-hs 1 shall of .May, dircrt from .w Y0,k, uud will close llulu out ill ..w juices. "r-'Hf .TAMES O'NEILL. fOR SALE Groceries IIY CHARLES POPE, JR. ft'tiAK, Suit, C.,'ee, Teu, Svnip, (Miocolale, l rstureh, Sal, rains, Creuin Turiar, Sid Soda, Curb. So.iu, I'qver, Splee, Alum, Ilorax, top p.'rus, etc. April .', 1H,"3-I.f "g Ions SIl, iinpoili . ilirei-t from Sandwich A. f Muii.ls, lor aulc in lots to anil I l a . . ' .ra by ap-Jltf THUS. JOHNSON. lrl f,'el ,,uarJ" for ea!e i" lots J?,'iW isit,,v T. JOHNSON. ap.Utf T. JOHNSON. flAsO. till. IV;,tl,..ru r. ...1-1... fj nr sioreof l 11 ARMAS ll',IHV ;.' 'op promises to furnish a full supply for banner cry, and tho field's of our I isiuKiiiiHi iu iiiM oui wheu slie got over that, she r'arcd and pitched. I should ji.,t pin out nnd gone home and resigned, llt Stokes .piieled her .i ill,' wecould put her in jail, but if she .,'', ,,,' ,.,! hv take h.-rilown to my house and let her. lay I.ll Court. Then 'l,o tuiMed into erviri' and Wg::!,,' n, to t.iL. her n-g.-r w0;i-.-ii, nnd keep ,cr lor secmiiv for the d, I t nUd, .' only toini thing ,.,.'r a hut, hvd doll ,rs nmlthenioo;,.rw.v.kelv. I! ,t I I hiI., d in my I 'i'vr :.i. ! rcr. :i:oM:!t,vr.r.,T,St. Mieamer Viloil.a. Acorrestioiidentof ll... i".,;r;.e;,. CI. l. o charges the I'nited SmtesnoMicr,, 1H, were passenger in l0 sioauier America ou her last trip, with dosi.-nedly se'.tia.. .1;lt iessel on fire in order to efKc't their esc . , whdst iu Cicsccnt City h;K,r. 1 I Mate will respond lion." y beantv 'real our loved id produ t. in ha p. i, .ke CIGARS -The Lost chance to P:tk ie at Ih,. J store of CHARM AX A. wxuxuu Washin.tr trithnnt T,r,w 000 M,,'-t:?, ,i,hbil'' "P '"''", f.-r llf salehy M. C. DLMdNTiV CO. (sri-iil i:.r-ss union;; Uio .1 fin y of Scvitst;i,i ! DretniJ'ul tritrcitij of Provision! Oregon Gran aries full and orcrfitiwing CHARHAW & WARMER, Agents under 1'rovi leneo for fattening the lean kinc.'! BO not suppose that (. hariiian & Warner's cstuMishiik'iit d e.l oli' with .hot of the old -'Speclutor!'' We ure huppy to inform all of our om irieiius in pariieulur, ami our wnr ones in general, that we nre sliil alive nnd kieLilin. l ll.a old stun, I, whei-e we still make it our particular bus ncsa to furnish friend and foe with jut euch dainties in the line of provisions, groceries ami confectionery ns would make even un anchorite's heart swim, lit sou sllin(j on ,i,tlK,i aI,d makc him wish Ins throat ns " long as u fence rail," so he 'might protract tl e pleasure utlordcd by swallowum some of our nice things. " Uo not forget our old stand nnd net into it,. w rong place, but be sure you ore ull rii'ht'' when y..u are sinking u bee-line towards the house of l' HA KM AN & WARNKR. Oregon City, April il, 1ISo5. ly K3W Volumes of the Four Reviswi and Blackwood. ypOMMENCE with North BrVih for Xmrn' her, If. '.l.uii.l the other lte iews ami llluck- Wi'i'd for Juimnrv. Iraj. Term uf Nulmci iptim. Any one Review or I.l.icUwooil, si.t u year, l'lackwood uud one Re view er any two Reviews, S'fi. . The four Re views and fiiuck wood, $111. l our copies looue address, 'M. 1'ostuge ou the four Reviews nnd Rluckwood to any 1'os: efliue in Ihe United States, only 60 cents u year on euch Review und "4 cents a year oa Uluekwcod. New Vork, published by Leonard, Scott AtCo., 79 Fulton slreel eiilruuce 51 Gold street. I liato Arrival. N ad hlion to our present sloek wo lire now re ceiving direct from New York, "cx chnmr sli p rheuix,-' " 50 bids, uud half bbls. N. O. Sugar 20 bl.ls. crushed sugar; 10,0(1(1 hs. Rio cotlee; 'M bbls. N. O. molast-es; for sale low bv W.M.C. DEMKXT it CO., June SO.v n,...;.. .i.. r . . n"" "o i.an.i utiiee. Beading for the Million. s. j. Mccormick HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT TUB FIIAKI.IN B00 STOIIK, PRONT-BT, TORTLANU, ORKUON, A Choice selection of Popular Books, Newt-, puiicrs, Magazines und r'uncy Slalioneiy. Amouir the bonks on hand will be found works on Temperance, Agriculture, Horticulture, History-, IVtry, Urography, Medicines, Religion, Science, School Rooks, lioiimnces, &e., Cs'C.i ID"Siihscrii!'oiis received for llurper, Gruhuin, Cioodey, Leslie's, or Tutnum, ut 4 a yeur, ;"( age free. LT Subscriptions received for any newspaper published in uny part of the Union. Remember the I'lanklin Rook Store and News paper Agency, l'ront street, Portland Oregon. tS'"A priced cutalogue will bo published early in April, and will be sent to any part of the terri tory free ou application. i .,,.,;, ,ast deceived. . ,. .,., arssui.iuem su.di as t.a, . ...... Wanted! H O.MAN to do housework a. laeuiv I and coarse sail, cream' tartar, " a oi:i:o A' six fathoms ' Pilless, one h, -r two . m .,-,- I, unit a iloreii mooiils silk, nnd ice cream. I1 c oh the hati.l, nnd , "."."-lers, clams. veiiki . ' ......;... .... . ' "".uci, USO . ,1 . .,,.... ...a..,.., UI R.1.M.S n, n . fcv ' n-n : , Vddris. ,l,e Ar,u, On " ' I every bran lm,T Tr' . ... r "l anJ of ?'.' (?" Linseed Oil. amilv Hrfvs..:.. ruPi su-ar. &b. l,n I;....' pples, chili peaches, a lai PeW tiOllllct. Ii she Ueaiiso she can't. aiii se . , mid canary mm twelve yards 0f ral r.ise-'bu.ls. promise of a tf1MRSE&riXK SALT.-I ha .v.. , ui... in.. ... ,. , , iu I-.- k. .1 reru nave in store I op. i Ions coarse aud line tllj JAMKS O'NEILL. don t melt it vviij l CVNI'IKS, mils, raisius. of excellent oualiiv jut r.ceived and i ,,,!, .v hv I"1"") C1I.VKMAN iV WARNER. hue of bn,;,,:.::; : , ,' -1 . mour ... . ' i .15 '" '"wn. for rn.i, "lARMAStnARXER du, olii-i IJ" The IV., cari,..,,l,,u oi .he Tr.baue a.iallal Mr. Mas .n. our ,.,.,.. i- ion on ll.e aul.je, I of ih,. I'r uc'ple, thai the ,. cuv. er. I.i. ef,,.a. t,v liri.ij, cu-r, , ,) ;,;,1Ci s I r,-.!h in It,' r eeni elrcul.,, f r.,, yrv,,,' ree'e. "rnUdispal.h lWal.i !l,'jr,l liolulieii nf Ihe I (T 111 Illinois, th e ntities show a map, lit v of 1 1,0011 , , , ' I""r nn. , u i,,;i v,(((, 111.! 'l-i.: l:....i i I ... u. iii'iuj l.i;o-,.s y I in the State. returns from all the A V- and syruu in barrel. fr ...i. .. . J -...I..- - . "o. .Hon agamst "I'-"' 111HS. Jo JOHNSON. c.-e-t was lo ever poll.-d LT. tho indebted to rres'.on, O'Neill - Co .,"re,..'s.ed.oca!l end sefle .n h Ad d.bls Te mediutelv. bv r.A n. " . ' ",e n "n- ' ' "'""UAf.ii.L I.AI!t;i-:as..rlment of l,,w, .M f,lrni. -r sale by ra,r:i TlUM.-JoUSsSii , p0K-o;MtaCr,BLi''i-j'iM.Bd J' ",-'u 'M. C. DEMENT Xtr, ore money is spe;it Uitc Kt i'':.ir tlj.in l' r r i th- Fi.;;, j'.'U 5t!iov; ' Xt'TS, I'aii..:.a... a, T 0. a- jlisi re,.-ii,d In,,,, .;.,,! ' il Al MAX A "pic; .m,i. "AllNLj;. I 40 & CO. ill Is LBS ofOsap. Oram-, , d fur ml, bv JAMES O XEILL. 3 0 LC V""x 5red for"'e ch"P bv V JAMES Q SEiLl. The Summer Trade. WE are now receiving from New York ani San Francisco, the following goods : 10,000 lbs Nol china sugar, 00 bbls & half bbls N. O. sugar, . , 1U0 chests Imperial, gunpowder and i'l-juri" Iiyroit leus, 1 130 sacks Rio coffee, 100 boxes sala-ratus, 10U boxes sperm and adamantine candles. 2o0kegsL, fl.symp, ' 25 bbls crushed sunar. 30 cases ' r "Mrs, iii'O boxes soap, ' t StiO half-boxes raisins, 100 gross matclice, (i Wvojf 2.) casij table salt. I k(' " lute lead, (pure) I 2-0 rula. I.ii,.a n:t 250 ' arr)p " spiiitsTurpeiilhie, ' a0 boxes g'MI, assorted sixes, J 1 doz brooms, SOnn lbs tobacco, 2110 kega nails, 6000 yds brown sheetii, rv P ' tubf ' buckt 's' wi'idow-Kisi,, crocks- will I. i IT'l V" S 011 of will be sold at ihe low est market prices. pPposhetheLunde' OregonCily.Juue i,! . rIIC, on oi com. S "p vD'.v Cajde and Hardware of coTt . "r. Ca iU be closed ool at ndr.ir r-i, fnM desir"u "'' buyine cA. w ih do weil lo coll on the subscriber. "Tmt JAMES O'NEILL.
