The Oregon Argus., August 25, 1855, Image 4

TUK fOOft llaS'H o.
' V (((.NHIta H.UOT.
Hnbbsth holy I
Boll tlx art 1 wkow. day,
When tlxm eomut, earth and ooean,
Shade and brlghtno, feat end motion,
Help th uur mu' heart Is pray.
8uii-wuke,l forest!
Bird that Kin!
O'er (lit mulat uiiiurp!i-J moor !
Throstle's mg, tint stream-like flowest !
Wind, that over dew-drop gocst!
Welcome iww lb wo-worn poor!
Utile river,
Young forever!
Cloud, gold-bright with thankful Ice !
Happy woolhno, gladly weeping !
Gnat, within tin wild ruse keeping"!
01, that they were blrnsed, s ye I
Hubbalh liuly 1
J-or Uie lowly
Paint Willi flower thy glittering sod
For allliclion ' son J doughlers,
Bid thy mountains, wowls, and waters,
Prey to Uol, Uie pour miu'e (Joj.
Pule young ni'itlier I
Gasping brother 1
"Mister, toiling in despair!
Grief-bowed aire, tli.il life, loin; dies! !
White-lipped child, that, stoning, ('(heat!
Omw and drluk the light and air.
rjtill God lieth I
H;ill lie giielh
A V hut no biw can lake away ;
And, ohSubhith ! bringing gladness
I'nlo heart of weary sadiir
btillart (hou "The IW Muii'e Pay!"
Ureal CMr aC the WoiU.
Landou ii the (reuleet city on Uie glob. Im.il-
ilintf the ciliei and town which it hna iwallowed
tip and made a part of lUelf, it cover an area of
thirty-two wniara miles, thickly planted with hnus.
ee, moet of which are four and five storic high.
It hae about two niillioin and a half of inhabitants.
flew York, reckoning among ita inhabitant all
-who habitually do business within sight of Trinity
teeple, ie, in point of population, Ihc ereond city of
the world, unbracing at leant a million ople.
Within it' chartered limit il hae now probably
about eight hundred diourand iuliabilautf. In tbii
view it ie the fourth city, I'arie and Constantinople
being more Kipuloue.
The estimated population of thecilleeof Asia
'liafo been moet Klri vaguntly exaggerated. It ie
confidentially elated that llure is mil one of litem
that ha a popidntion rxer. d jig a null on. Tl;
lurgeet t il)' in India limine line not ovrreix
hundrt'd thoiiKind inhabitant while the great
cities of China PeLin, Nankin, and Cnntuii in
dead of their three, two, and one tuillioiu, are uoi
tlior of them esTmalrd to contain a population over
six or eight hundn-d thousand.
Philadelphia hue about half t million Inhabit'
ante; Vienna and llurliu nearly us many Naples
time hundred and fifty thousand llrooklyn, more
than two hundred thouaaud ; and the city of MeX'
.leu about the kmiio. Ilultiiuore baa now probably
a population of nearly or quite ouu hundred and
ninety thousand Cincinnati, oue hundred and
aeveuty-flve thousand Niw Orleans and Boston,
jiboiit one hundred and fifty thouaaud ench ; Veil
ice, one hundred and ten thouwiiid j St. Louie, one
hundred Ih.usaud.
What Uove Dla. Itetalo ou lis pinions of
enow to the bed of disease; and the suflerer's frown
became a smile, the enihleiii of peace and eudu
ranca. - It went tti the limine of mourning and from the
li of aorrow there citine sweet and cheerful songs
It laid ita Ili ad Uhiii the arm of the poor, v liicli
waa stretched forth at Ihe comiiiuud of unholy ini
pulse, and saved him from disgrace and mill.
' It dwelt like a living thing in Ihe boom of I lie
mother, whoso aon tnrr cd long nfler the pnuuiaed
time of hie coming ; and saved her dok lution, and
"the care Unit killelh."
It hovered about Ihe head of Ihe youth who hud
liecomJ the IHiiiiuki of soeirly j and led b in ou to
work which even his riirniies pntiard.
It snatched a maiden from the jaws of death,
and went with an old man to Heaven.
No, hnie ! my good brother. Have il Deek
on il ou In your side. Wrestle Willi il that il may
not depart. Il imiy le.wn your puiiis. I.ifc ia
hanl enough nl best, but hopo ahull lead you over
ita inountaiiia, unci simluiu )ou amid ita billuwr
Pari with all ledc but keep thy hoie.
lrli.r.n., . rruuswr l reiic-li, in
Ilia lateet work on the ldiglinh language, poinuoul
in the 84th vereo of Ihe Sled chuplrr of Mutthcw
The words, ' hi h strain at a glut and swallow a
camel,' the profemir llimka contain a niiapriiit,
which having been viswd over in llio edition of
IBM, has held its ground ever niure. The trunala
tore iuleiided to say, 'which slraiu out a giml and
swallow a camel,' that be.ug Ihe correct rrndi ring
pf the original, u apiiears in Tyndalc's and ('ran
tner's translations, hoth of which have Strain out.'
X3T A mavemeiil has rreently been cominenc
d iu North Carolina, to render lejjnl ihe iustitution
of inarriaga amoiig the elavie j lo preserve encrrd
Ihe relation between pareutaand Iheir young chil
dren j and to repeal the lawa prohibiting ihe edu
cation of slaves. The, pn.ponitiuiui are soon to
be subaiilted lu the l.egL,liiw of He Slate. Tbev
have, iu the uu n, been a.l.ed ia pract , for
many yeare in the Sotiih, but it is denied edi
cut to iucorposato the system into Kg, flimu
tV The North lliilodi AgTulluTi,t savs Ihe
value of lutvr liasiucmwd 50 per rent within the'
J.t two jcars in S.mlan I. A air iucrrue is
taking place all over tir.ut lliium, owiug to Uie
immense druiua of iho w ar and emi-reiion. It ac
ounU parlully fw the fall.ug of in uegraUo to
the United Siatis.
no ll.-N. lluU . of , honcrt
woriMU e iuiii. in so iiii.r.1.r place, at an improp.
er lime, or in a m e. rmpaur. Never make as-
aertious alvul lier thai joii think uiitiue, ailusons'
UUX yvm feel she lienelf w.aild b itji tu h.r.
When yon uirvt with men who do nut srruol. i
make use . a wonun e iviiik- in a Iuu4 rrekl.w
nssnner, .nun iH-m, l,-r they are llu very wort
ineaibcra at' the rwuimii.iiy- uieu kwt to every
M rf '"y fiJ eg M hnnunitv.
The Itnaaiai CaU.iroahe at ",!'
TLoUuduD Morning Poat ' : "
nrrfuctly well known that me ' ""'"'i
1 i ....,ni,dra hareorilvn lode-
HIIU llllllinr i.v"i - - .
llivvs n 'ult -
Tho aame
I S TLo town will l
llicv are b;
burnt, ilia fortification! blown up, - -
numerous
ll.
gel
tl
,.l
miiM't even to their own people,
(ire tho minea m oon n thcro ia no longer
ny chanco of rcihUinco. All tin per
Lio.un lit Lead duartera, and
fill, no doubt, be aniicipaUd.'
JT It i confidently taUil that, previoua
to tho rcniKnalion of Oen. Caiirobert, at the
time ol tho In"1' auspension oi m
boinlardiiKiit, tho Generals, chiefs of ihe
artillery and engineer dr-pnrtmonH, oflictally
informed the Coinmaiidnr-in-Chief that
their science, kil! and power bad done iheir
worst apainit Sebastopol and were exhaust
..i ...M rViniinnnilcrinCliicf mutt
henceforth ftik" aucces from other instru
meuU than theirs.
tT In hito appeal to the House of
Lords in support of peaco poncy, jwi
Cmv stntad that ns many as half a million
of prople have now lout their lives, Rus
sians, Turks, and Allies, in supporting or at
tacking a government and people (Turkish)
dm inrist fnnatic. cruel, barbarous, and un
principled that ever existed in Iho world.
2TA eemleman who was recently in
pursuit of 'Christ Church,' located inSalem
street. Hoston. stepped into a store in the
neighborhood and HHiiirel of the proprietor
'if ho could direct him to Christ's Church V
The proprietor stepped' to his store door,
and directed tho attention of the gentleman
lo a tall niro which loomed ut before him,
renin.pkirt. 'that ir. W lo be called
Chrlnt'i Church, but I don't believe he't
bocn there for moro than two years.
fiT Certainly in the Day of Judgment
wo shall not be asked what wo have read,
but what wo have done not whether we
have lulled well, but whether we Lav
lived well.
jt'Thero is nothing which contributes
more to the sweetness of life, than friendship;
there is nothing which disturbs our repose
moro than friends, if we hnvo no discernment
lo choose lliotn well. St. i'vrcmond.
fcJrMra. Snizzlo, my pa wants to know if
be innyn I lend himself to your nxo a little
while, lie had tillers rattier lend than bor
rer.
TA husband residing in a small vil
lage. in the interior, thus announces tliode
parltire trom Ins "bed nnd board ot Ins
ib arly beloved : "My wifo Annie Maria, has
strayed or been stolen. Whoever returns
her will gel his head broke. As for trusting
her, any body can do as he sees fit for as
I never nav my own debts, it is not at all
likely that I will lay awnko nights thiuking
about olher people a.
lJf A cotemporary suggests that the most neat
and appropriate place for a postage stamp ia on
the flap of the envelope, w here at the same time il
will answer the purpose of a seal aud prevent the
letter from being broken open.
Archdeacon deflreys, a missionary in the
East Iu lira, slates that for one rrnlly converted
Christian as the fruit uf miwinnaryluUir, the drink'
ing practice of the English has mudo one thousaud
drunkards in India.
M RWIM1 HIM AY MUUT.
Silling in Iho corner,
Uu a Suuday eve,
Willi a taper finger
liesting on your sleeve j
Slur-lit eyes are costing
Ou your face their light ;
Ulcus mo! this is pleasant
Sparking Sunday night.
How yotij heart ia thumping
'tiuinsl your Sunduy vest
How w ickedly 'lis working
On this day of rest j
Hours seem but minulea
Aa they luke Iheir flight ;
Illeae me! am'l it plrnsnut
Sparking Sunday night !
Dad and mam are sleeping
Op their peaceful bed,
Dreamiug of Ihe things
The folks in meeting said.
"Love ye one another!"
Ministers recite ;
Illrsa me ! nWi we do it !
Sparking Sunday night !
Olio arm, with gentle pressure,
Lingers round her w aist,
You squeeu her dimpled hand,
Her pouting lips you taste;
She freely slaps your face,
Uut more in love than spite ;
O, thunder ! aiu'l it pleasant .
Sparking Sunday night !
liut haik ! the clock ia striking
It's two o'clock, I swum,
As euro as I'm a sinner,
The hour to go has come (
You ak, with spiteful eocents,
If "thai eld clock ia right r
And woudrr if it ever
Sparked on a Sunday night
One, two, three sweet kirs,
Four, five, voa buck
I'-ut, thiuking that yon mb
liire bark those you took ;
Then, as fwth yo, hurry
Prom Uie fair one's ght,
lon t you h tk mm
Ou'y Sundiy a.ghi
rail not 0ml. tho garrt-on o. r . ,.;
Mi. connnonty -, ' ,",,' th0 ,.l.iloSol,y
,e fiyht will not lat long , , -' "'"ZnT The rcaaon of the rule i.
a. thncmy I"-- I a nrinir time, when lb. farmer.
,oro are iiumuw " ' " j' - , alltlolil awny,
. .narnaUDDoaea to nave orutra ui pv u-giii w . -. ,
AORICULTURUL,
I...U. fataue. I. Ua Moam."
Tlierc Bre nmnr farmr who bHttive thai
s T .a ll 1 . 1. aT tl.it m t k"i T
or (luring the firat quarlrr, .nl maka it
rum -. " r ,-.. nllln.
......mi.inv iiiAi'tiaiiiri
to new, and potatoes iminu ".
dnya or a week before the new moon, will ro-
r .. -I il.A .nrm volna U'hudl
. . . I .... t ,1 riiw tlvn
ccive tne uencnts ui mu
generally attend the change ot mo moon,
and will grow vigorously and produce nbun
ta.,ii .von thoiiL'h planted late in June,
while those planted a week or ten days after
the new moon, will stand a good chance of
lying in the dry grounds lor uays w.tiioi .
the benefit of Iho invigorating rains which
I I- H...ln.l n- ilia
fniay reasonnuiv oo ... 7
season of the cuange, auu ui-v
likely lo yield poorly even though planted
nri lint potatoes planted immedinU-ly
after tho new moon, or after a rain while the
ground is yol moist and warm, will still do
well. , . .
A knowledge of tho reason for planting
during a particular cnango ol llio moon,
would induce many to plant at intu khsou,
nl.n wmild otherwise ridicule tho idea. It
is not because that particular change of tho
moon has any mysterious eHect on the seed,
but because, w hen thnt change occurs, a cer
iin atntn of the weatltcr may bo reasonably
expected, which will cause tho seed to take
root, grow, nnu come cany w jierivvnwu.
I'hicwjo Democratic Preu.
mow Derp.
The Tortland (Maine) Argus sajs "An
experiment of our own fully demonstrated
that bv the propor preparation of tho sub
soil, the effects of a drouth severe as that of
List year, may be almost entirely avertcu.
A portion of our garden, which has been
cultivated more than two score years, was
last season thoroughly subsoilcd, and fur
nished us throughout the season, corn,
beans, and other vegetables fresh and lux
uriant as in ordinary years while every
thins planted upon ihe adjoining part not so
prepared, but equally fertile ana wen cum
vated in other respecis, withered nnd finally
perished."
Good Stock. To every farmer who has
occasion to raise a celt, a calf, a lamb, or a
pig, or indeed any animal, I would say, first:
see that the intended parents aro healthy,
and neither very young nor in the decline of
life, second: that tbey arc not near rela
tions. Third : that tho intended dam be
"well treated" nfler conception. These are
the first requisites. Life Illustrated.
Stonr Fruits. If you have choice stone
fruits, and especially on youtig trees, thin off
something of the superabundance, ami the
remainder will more than repay tho trouble
in tho size an'd quality which it will attain.
Tobacco Maila Veefnl.
It will be seen by the following commu
nication, clipped from the Bugle, published
at Snletn, Ohio, that tobacco has at last been
made useful :
Tub Bore. "I noticed lately in the Bu
glo a stai enteitt respecting the injury done
to peach trees in some neighborhoods by a
species of worm or borer. 1 was reminded
by it of a remedy for the evil, which Sam
uel Wood, of Jefferson County, Ohio, m
formed me of many years since, aud which
I used, as I believe, successfully. It is to
apply tobacco annually to tho trunk of the
tree by lying a portion of the dried leaves
around it six inches or such a matter from
the surfaco, or hy placing it in tho fork of
tho tree, it that be near tho ground, r riond
Wood told mo that while his neighbor's
trees were greatly injured, and such of bis
own as he left unprotected were attacked
aud died, this remedy applied in the spring
was a complete protection to a flourishing
orchard which he pointed out to mo. If
the invasion of our fruit troes bv this enemy
could be made the means of diverting the
wood from tho mouths of tho people, it
might coni(! to be ranked a blessing instead
ot a nuisance t. Hiiooke.
Hebaslnuot a ail Bcvolvcrs.
Tho story of the American ship, Sammy
Appleton, having landed 50,000 ridos aud
1U.U0U revolvers at Tort Baltic, which ap'
peared in the different papers hist Wtck is,
wo suspect, and nope, not well founded,
But true, or not, it is a hint to this country,
The Allies are soon likelv to storm Kek-utn.
pol. Are our troops supplied wiih revol
vers f We believe that thev nro not. with
tho exception of the officers, who tinea
bought them, or those to whom their friends
nave sent them out, e are iufornied thnt
even tuo 5,000 Uolt s revolvers ordored by
tho Duke of Newcastle for the Crimen are
now in the Tower I On the olher hand,
me r.gypuans in the Crimea actually have
five thousand of the American arms, which
they had the foresight to order some months
since, before going to war. liut as we
have said before, there is not an uncivilized
liitlmn who has not mom v.ii ,'n it.;. ..,.,.....
than the British (.Jovernment, supposiurr it
to be honest. When Colt came over here
and started his manufactory, he conferred a
boon upon tho Knclish neonl. V.il,in
could have been more opportune, but for
our rulers. Thev have burked ,,r n.,utA
, IVklCU
ery invention which could ileum
atiJ among their worst sins of omission, none
has been tnoro injurious to England than
vuis. .uormnff (London) Advertiser.
, The greatest breadth of the Crimea
is one hundred and twaniv.C :i i. .
length from east to west, one hundred and
"venty. Ihe Tartar population of the
.nm.i is aboUt xtv.ooe lnoU5.tIt
!...( ti ....m...niTlliAi liii(rpoI tlie moon iromuiu
ttotlce.
k T TREATIES juucluded with the N,,,r,
A Y.'v.. .A iih lha confederated
Triba l IndianT, and wilh th.
, f X. UII.-w.ll, C.yu-'..aI Umat.ll-
Iriuea
. ll Walla-wall. Valley a the l.m e
there was ceded to the Ln.ted Ble let il W
counlry having th. ",n'Z'Kt
Uv die Nel I'ercea, eomineuclng al the aourca
Palol- river, thenca down the river to the mala
SF, mouth of th. Tukannoa nve,
Ihence up Ihe Tukanop lo lie source in lha Ulua
Mountain f U- -'. "
,h. Hlu. .Mounlainr ; thence lo P" J
ofrtnak" river at the mouth of 1'owder riverjlhenc.
r.h. Salmon river fifty mil. atari h
kw a. the "creasing of the (tab ; "n
.brnc. due Nor.h to Ih. -uinisof Bitter Ilot
.Mouiitaiim; thence along th. i creel of ll.. BUter
ltool MiKinlaiiuilo lha place of beginning.
Bv the Walla-wallae, Cayusca and Umaldliu,
th tract of land having lha IbUowing bouudanea,
"JomnTencingal lha month rflba Tuk.nnoo
river, in Wab.ngu.n Territory, running them- up
..id river to i -urc. ) Ihenc. aateriy -Jo tta
...mmil rf die Hlu. Mountain., and on th. .uth
ern boundaries of th. purchase mado of th. ?c
Perco Indians, and eaatcrly along that boundary
to the wertern limit, of the country claimed by 111.
Shoehorn-. orSnaka Indian. thema aoutlKrly
along that boundary (being th. water, of Powder
river) lo the source uf 1'owder riven Ihence to the
head of Willow creek ; thence down Willow creek
to Ihe Columbia river ; thence up Ihe channel of
U,e Columbia river lo the lower ..id of a largo la
land below the mouth of Umatilla nver; thence
northerly loa point on the Yakima river called
Th-nosh-luke, Ihence lo 8. Lac; thence In the
While Bank on III. Columbia below Priest. Kap-
ids; thtne. down the Columbia river tome juuu
tionof the C lumbia and Sunke river ; thence up
Ihe Snake river to the place uf beginning. 1 ro
tided, kotener, That so much of the country aYs
cribed above as is contained in 111. following boun
daries shall be set spurt a. Indian Kcu rvaLoii for
tho Net Perce Tribe, vits
the Moh-ha-na-sh. or
southern tributary of the Paloine river flow, from
th. spur of th. Bitter Root Mountain. ; thenoc
down said tributaries to lha mouth of Ti-na-par-up
creek ; thence southerly to-the crossing of Snake
river, ten mile below tua mouiu ot uw jiiu.
river, tlicu.ee lo the source oi me aipowaiu nve,
the Blue Mountain.; thence along the crest of the
Blue Mountains; thence to the creasing of the
Grand Konde river, midway between Hie Crund
Rondc aud the mouth of Ihe Woll-low-how river ;
ih.noe alontf the divide betwern Ihe waters of the
Woll kiw-how river and Powder river; Ihence to
the crowing of Suuke river, rineen miles ovmwiiie
inoiilh of Powder nvor; Ihence to the Salmon riv
er above the crossing; thence by the spurs of the
Bitter Root Mouuluius to tho place of big uumg.
For Ihe confcdrnitrd tribe of Walla-wallas,
Ca vines ami Umatilla., to
Commencing in the middle of the channel uf the
Umatilla river, opposite the mouth of Wild Horse
creek: thenee un the middle ol' ihe channel of anid
creek U its source; thcucaoutheriy lo a point iu the.!
Blue Mountains known as Lees J.iicumpineui ;
Ihence in a line to the water uf llowiume creek ;
Ihence West to Ihe divide of tho llowloiue nnd
liirch creeks i thence northerly at'ii" said divide
lo a po'nl due West of Ibe Souih-wesl comer of
Will amC. McKay', claim thenea Kast along hi.
line lo Ihe South-east corner ; Ihence iu a line to
the place of beu;iuuinjr. -
Uv an exnrrsa provision of ihe Treaty, the eoun
try embraced in the cession and not included iu
the Reservation is open to settlement, excepting
thut the Indians arc secured in the possession of
their building's and implement lid removed to the
Keservations.
This notice ia published for th. benefit of Ihe
public.
The attention nf the citizens proposing to locate
claims upon the ceded Territory is especially allied
lo Ihaaftviaiona protecting Ihe -Indian in the pos
B.io7r Jf their improvement and for further in
formation in reference In Ilia Walla-walla, Cayuse
and Umatilla Reservation, they arc. requested lo
apply to Agent, R. R. Thoniwon. To the Nax
Perce Ucaervution.to Sub-Agent, W. 11. Tappan.
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Gov. and Supt of W. T.
JOEL PALMER,
Snp't Indian Affairs, Oregon.
Council Ground, W alla-walla, (
June I'i, 1805
s
13-6m
Central Produce Depot
CAN EM All.
f CONSTANTLY receiving, freah from ranch,
y wheat, oat, bacon, lard, butter and potatoes.
npiil JUI1.N r. UltUUhS.
Jusl Itcceivt'd,
Atthe'Old Stand,' Canelltab, April2, 'S3
4 4kkk Lbs. Light Brown Suiar,
etFtftf I.0U0 lbs. China No. 1, do,
1,000 lbs. Kio Coffee,
15 Tons coarse suit ; 500 Ibe. fins do.,
3,000 lb. Oregon Bucon ;
1 ,000 bushel oat, for sale wholesale or rruiil, by
juu. r. uuouKs.
TN our bakery wa keep constantly on hand
JL bread, crackers, cuKcs, pies, &o.
CIIASMAN WARNER.
Oranrei
E
ECEIVED iiM)ii the arrival of every steam
er. Uon t tail to call on
CH ARMAS & WARNER.
New Orleans Sugar cV Molluscs.
K i Barrel of New Orleans sugar per clip
9MW prrahip" Halhay."
50 do. of New Orleans molasses per clipper
"Herald of the Morning."
The above article I shall receive about the 15th
of May, direct from New York, and will closo
tli 'in out at low pner.
ps!::f JAMES O'NEILL.
I Jl ,0"" Sillt' '"'Pnrted direct from Sandwich
M. P Islands, for sale in lots totuit purchasers.
by
Sfj i ii j i nvo. JUHJiSON
9 lllli S feel Board' I" sale in lot
w r w
tosnit,by T.JOHNSON.
r 1 1 i I " Feather, for sale by
Jff apjuf T. JC
JOIINSOff.
CIGARS The best chance lo pick ia at the
Hereof CHARM AN d- WARNER.
Washing withnn T.K
fiOn tiUXE!i ""bbif.So.p Powder, for
0JJJ asleby WM. C. DEM ENT & CO.
TsTantoJ I
4 W'OMAN-I. do houaework in a private
1. family. Addrca the Arvu Offico.
CyJARSE Sc FIXE SALT. 1 have in
' tons onarse anil fin nit i k.. u
store
-"'p. (apviiri
JAsMES O'NEILU
CI AN DIES, nuu, riiiini, of un excellent quality
J Hint rr-,,A ...J ".- i.
t'llARMAN & WARNER.
d X1L and vrup in barrel, for sale bv
VF apiltf THOS. JOHNSON.
4 LARGE aseortment of houh..ld furnitnr
1. for sale by .pal THOS. JOHNSON.
10COANIJT3, Han.,,.., ,d 0 h.r trop,ca
' . ,"s, r'T'd frm Sandwich Island,
pel .. CHARMAN & WARNER
Allan, McSIaUy A Co.,
UlrrnrXEW GOODS,
GOOD article at hanabl. price, to call a
m. Ihero. Tboy consist in partof Ui. following I
canal & wheal barrow.
riudatoiie
! 11.
fancy brouma
grain """ ... . j.,
aaort'd colored pail
brush do ,
16 so harrow 3J lean
painted tnha
tine wash boarda
blackamilh's bellows
croaa cut saws 7 it
do 6 ft
garden rake
do uoea
do spade
pol:
hat
iihed slioveU
av fork
mill saw 7 ft
hair maltraasea double
do aingl
bair bolster double
do (ingle
sierin candle
adainaiitiue do
manure fork
churn
wiudow glass 8 by 10
do iu oy i
do 7 iy
wiudow ahe 8 by 10
do 10 by 1 a jrano oraiiu w.v
' . I IJ...M
bow. and yoke . -.ck' lobacco
Slwettiigt iic, ricoc
And keep eoiulantly ou hand a large aupply oi
QROCEKIB,
clolhing, hardware, and many article, toe um.r
ou lo nieiiliou. .,. v . fn .
ALLAH, ill AJivii y we.
Oregon City, April ai, IH55-ly
Tresb Arrival of Groceries.
rmiKanbscriber ha iimHreceived a fre.h up
JL ply of Uracrriei, Protitiani Mi llardimri,
. i -.j i:,;..n m h a no-mer noca. no win
at extremely low price, for Ca.h otVroduc. Hi.
dock eoiwisl in purt of the following article :
New Orlran .ugar, Sandwich Islauu .iigar,
Crushed do. I'owdcred, do.
Rio II Java coffee, Young llysou aud Iin
New Orlcaii. .yrup. perial tea,
Sandwich Island, do Dr.ed Apple. a. reach.
Saleraliis, Yeast fc Soup Powders,
Pepper II Allspice, Cinnamon Clove.
Host Bostou syrup,
AViir. Cast and German teef. mill aud crosa-
cut, hand, panncl, and whip-anw.
rilei and i. ."in me. ....... .
inchet flat bnsturd lite imai iu io
taiier tiles from 3 lo 7 inches; half round hie. from
7 to 14 inchest round do. from 5 l7 hichea; horse
rasps from 11 to 14 inche.
Carpenters' Too. Firmer chisel and gouge
in sells or single ; locket chisel; bench phiiies;
iron aud steel npmrcs; try upmresi scruicu
and saw drivers ; pluin and flatted marking gnnje
and bevels; common an,l concave augur ; uauu
axes; haminem and hatchet.
timldere' Ihirdicnre. Itim, flat, pnef and mor
tice locks and bilche ; bruss, niiiirrul and whito
knol.s; complole round, town and llut spring bolls;
casthutUof all aiz.es. and screw.; also, round and
flat bur iron ; nail rod, do,; borso shoo bur, do.,
aud plow steel. .......
apilll JAMES O'NEILL.
Ladies !
TOU will find un excellent assorlmrnt of Dren
JL anil Ihmiet Silk, Saline uml Veltete; also
bonnet Trim-nil))!, Uoniery, biuret, Lneet on, I
U hUn,'t':ille Viutka, Comitrrinir, etc., at the
,tre or CHARLES I'ul'iC, Jr.,
(Mniu-rt., opposite Abernethy' lme,) where may
he loiuid almost ecerything iu the line ot'
Dry Good:
Suck as Prints, Ginghams, Alpacas, Merino,
Plaid Linsey, Muslins, Saltinctt, Jeans, Finn
nris, Sheetings, Bed Ticking, Hickory Stripe,
Cotton Butting, etc.
Oregon City, April 21, 1853-llf
Medicines for Sale, By
CHARLES POPE, Ja.
RANDS' Sursupuiilla, Peck' Wild Cherry Bit
k3 tors, Baleman' drops, Bra iidreth'a pills, Lce'
pills, Perry's vcrmifugo, Opodeldoo, Giml Cam
phor, Gum Arabic, British oil, Lobelia, Hot drops,
3d preparation, Roman eye balsom, Dullcy's pain
extractor, Laudanum, Paregoric, Oil of Pepper
mint, Essence, C'onixitiou Powder., ('arler's
Pulmonary Kalsom, Sulphur, Kw, ni Suits, &a.
April 21, 1 S; 5-1 If
Hardware
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
BRASS and Iron Butts, Screws, Locks and
Latches, Ilummera and Halcheta, Axes,
Drawing-knives, Handsaws, Curry Combs, Horse
Brushes and Card, Gun Locks, Gun Caps, Wool
Cards, Chest Handle, Plane, lie. '
April il, 1855-llf
Groceries
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
5 UGAR, Salt, Coffer, Tea, Syrup, Chocolate,
3 Starch, Salcrntua, Cream Tartar, Sul Soda,
Carb. Soda, I'cpper, Spice, Alum, Borax, Cop
peras, etc. April 21, lHDO-lli
Circa I Distress among I lie Army of
scvusiiipoi::
Dreadful tcarcity of Provision.' Oregon Gran
ariei full and orerjiuicing !.'
- CHARMAN & WARNER,
Agents uuder Providence for fattening the lean
kine !!
TkO not suppose thnt Cliannan & Warner'
JL7 establnhmcnt died on with Uiat of I
old " Spectator !" Wo arc happy to inform all of
our old friends in particular, and our nris ones in
general, that we are syll alive and kicking at the
old stand, where wa still make it our particular
business to furnish friend and foe with just such
dainties in the line of provisions, groceries and
confectionery as would make even an anchorite's
heart swim, his soul stand on tiptoe, add make him
wish his throot ns " long at a fence rail," so he
might protract tho ple.isure afforded by swallowing
ome of our uice things.
l)o not forget our old stand and get into the
wrong place, but h ,Ure vou are " all ri.l.t'i .h...
J"Tu are strikinj d bee-line towards the house of
On gon City, April 21, 1S55. ly
I Late Arrival.
addiUon to our premnt .took wa are now re,
ceiving direct from New York, ' ex clippci
ship Phenix,"
50 bbl. and half bble. X. O. Sugar j
8(1 bbl. crushed sugar;
10,000 lb. Rio coffee;
20 bbla N. O. molasses; for sale low by
WM. C. DEMENT & CO.,
JMaSO-y Oppiwita the Land Office.
A Just Received.
Splendid aasonment of Family Groceriea,
8Ucll as tea. IVnin. munnr Jt . .1
, j i v. , Bww line
and coarse salt, cream tartar, a Dole., chili n...i.u
sardines, oysters. clams, yeast powder, akvia laier'
quantity of superior cheroot cigar, and tobacco of
uranu ana almost every thing else in our
..... o. iinnns-an oi wnich will be sold a low
as at any other Dlaoe in tnmn r.
duce. CHARM A IV .t. ll'm.vrn
llitii ia,.
n1 li'g
.4 LLJioee indebted to Prerton. O'Neill & Co
IM. are reuuesled to call and u-nU n.- .
mediately, by Ca. or Produce. All debu e
mo.ni.ig unp-ud U of June, will be l,f, fr Col.
p21tf JAMES O'NEILU
50 Sj'-.nd
j83-'0 C. DEMENT Jt CO.
40
LBS
of Osage Orange , ,j f(, b
JAMES O'NEILL.
Q A LBS of rrLE seed for sale cheap by '
VV JAMES 0" WEILL."
BUSINESS CAEDS.
AT.T.AnT BX'SXXIiJa,X Ck. VW.,
General ComiuusMon Merchauu.aiid whole,
nla and retail Dealer in Dry Gooda, Groeeri.a,
Hardware, Sic, o. ,
George T. Allan.
Orea-onClty. May 5. 1 Archibald M Kinlay.
l'homa Lowe.
ALLAN, M'KINLAY It CO.,
Bcotuburg, Umpqu, Oregon.
Lower
ALLAN, M'KINLAY k CO., Ch.mpoeg,
Oregon Terrilory May 8.
JAMES O'NEILL,
WnOLrSAli 4KB Tlt OCALft
Provhloui 1c Hardware,
No. 1, JVafn Street,
CHARLES POPS, JR.,
... . l t
DEALER In llarowara.urocrn, irj uooas,
Clothing, Boole &. Sboi, Medicine, Book
and stationery.
Main-at., Oregon City, April 31, 1855-Itf
Wm. O. Dement k Co.,
WHOLES ALU and retail Dealcra in Grocr'
lea, Provision, Points, Oils, Boot and
Shoe, Crockery, Ilo. Opposite the Land Office,
Muin HL Oregon Cily. June 1, 1855-7t3
JOHN R. M BRIDE,
ATTOaSIT AND COVNICLOK AT LAW,
Lafayette, Yamhill County, O. T.,
WILL faithfully attend to all busmen en'
truslrd lo bu profeasiouul cure.
April 21, 1835-111
JOHN F. BROOKS,
Wholemle Retail Denier in Orocerivi, Product?
Protiiion; Ac. Slain Street.
A General Assortment kept up of Selected Good.
Ciinnnuh, April 21, 18i5-llf.
Wells, Fargo Si Co.'s Express,
Between Oregon, Calilornm, the Atlantic
Slates and Europe.
II AVIMfi made advantageous '
arraneiiients with the United AmJK
fal v arrHneineii. won
'JhL Slates nnd PucifVc Mail Steam-.
ship t'omoauiea for tiutinpiirtutiQn, we are now pre-
r . . j r. .i.i n.... ri..fi:.... v
pareu io inrwara wi wt, untuvn,
Package; Parcelt, and Freight, to ami from N
York, N. Orleans, Sun Friincaco, l'orllund, anil'
prmcipil towns of Cal foruia an I Oregon.
Our regular Sieuil nioniniy cspreaa oeiwetn
Portland and Sim Fraiieisco, is dispatched by lha
Puci.ic Mail Slenm.-'hip Co.'s slrainship Columbia;
eniinri'ting at Sun Fruiicisco with our Hriiii-iiiontli-v
ly Expre: lo A'eie Vor and Neic Orleans, which
is disputched reg.ilnrly on tho 1st and I til Ii of rnnh
month, hy the mail men mere nnd in clmrgo of on
own ineiwriigoi's, Ihioiigh lo destiiialiun.
Our Ivvpr.va from New York leuve regularly
on the Sth and !2(lih of each month, ulso in charge,
of nvsseiiger.
Treasure insured In the best New York coiif"
panics, oral Lloyd's in Lonlon, at the option of
shippers.
Owcks New Ynik, No. Hi, Wall t.; New
Orlrans, No. 1 1, Exchange place; Sau Francisco,
No. 114, Monljjointrv sticel.
J. N. BANKE1!, Agent.
Oregon City, April 21, 1 8551 ll"
The Steamer Portland,
capt. a. s.i.;ittiAy,
Wdl ruu daily between Portland and Oregon City.
Leaves Portland uf eiohi o'clock, A. u. I.eliiru-
ing, leaves Orcgou t'iiy at four o'cloek, r. u.
For freight or pusnago apply on Doaru. npxi-ni
U. S. MAIL LINE.
Oreion City and Portland Daily Packet,
an iieamo viuia,
J. C. A1NSWOKTH, MASTER,
ill enu .liiilv. (Sundays excepted.) in the above
named trade, leaving Oregon City every day at 8
o'clock, t. M. Ketiirning, will leuve Portland at
3 r. it., toiiehing at all iiitermeilinte ioiiits.
For freight or passage apply ou iioaru. apvi-si
New Volumes of the Four Reviews
and Blackwood.
COMMENCE with North British forKoveBr
ber, 1854, and Ihe olher Reviews and Block
wood for Jununry, 1855.
7'ermo SuliKriptum.ny one Review or
Blackwood, $3 a yc-ur. Blackwood and one Re
view or any two Reviews, $5. The four Re
views and Uluckwood, $10. Four copies l
address, $30.
Postage on the four Reviews nnd Blackwood lo
any Post office in the Vuiled Slates, only 80 cent
a year on each Review and 24 cents a year on
Blackwood.
New York, published by Leonard, Scott & C'v,
79 Fulton street entrance 54 Gold street.
Reading for the Million,
S. J. McCORMICK
IU CONSTANTLY 0.1 HAND AT THE FBAKLIN 100
STORK, KRO.NT-ST, rurtTLAND, ORKQON,
A Choice selection of Popular Books, News
papers, Magazines and Fancy Stationery.
Among the books ou hand will be found works
on Temperance, Agriculture, Horticulture1. His
tory, Poetry, Biography, Medicines, Religion,
.Science, School Books, Romances, Arc., Ac, 4c.
inrSubscriptioua received for Harper, Graham,
Goodry, Leslie's, or Putnam, at $4 a year, pott
age free.
O Subscription received for any newspaper
published in any part of lite Union.
Remember the Franklin glore nnd Nw
""Pir Agency, Front street, Portland Oregon.
tJTA priced catalogue will be published aarlV
in April, and will be sent to auy purt of the terri
tory free on application.
The Bummer Trade.
WE ar new receiving from New York and
San Francisco, the following HW
10,000 lbs Kol china sugar,
60 bbl & half bbl N. O. sugar,
100 chests Imperial, gunpowder and young hyson
teas,
150 sacks Rio coffee,
100 boxes saheratas,
100 boxes sorrm unit nttnmnntm Man.7lu
250 krn K R .vr.m
2a bbl crushed sugar,
30 cases Dickies.
200 boxes soap,
vuu half-boxes raisins,
100 cross matches, fi a amJ
25 cam labia salt,
100 kegs white lead', (pure)
250 eals. Linseed Oil
ou ' lamp "
60 ipiiit. Turpentine,
50 boxrs glnsa, aasortcd sizes,
30 doz brooms,
50(10 lbs tobacco,
2'M) kemi nails.
6000 yds brown sheeting.
n-ilT' tUbf' bnu:eto' '--in. crocks-
wdl be LfZ I b.r,:he.-o.; allrf whkh
will be Kid ,i lha mBrkel
Op,.the"0TCO.
Oregon Cily, June , 1853.-TI3
1 a. HaMwaraof
or-t Drir7T-' p" ' 1 ? Va " closed out at
'"i0w? "'wllcathtsubacnb.r. " -
i ia.h o'EILLj