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v
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Vium Uw Iwd"- AUiei-euui.)
S,lTSS."
I'poB Hi wild sss-ssnd
Tbr Mi pilgrim band,
Tdiiiif Hi luass lliai Ihsir !' had known,
White niiig wud wy
Fnni breiy ehlTand buy,
And Hi elrong -do weul out will, weary moan.
On spake, ' quivvriug "Pi
Of fair fe'gliUi li, '
Villi all lii noun-hold lo the deep f &mB I
Hut mi luil wilder o
Fur fair face lung ago
Lost In Hi Urkr pili of g"t Iowa.
Thar were wli mourned .heir yulh
Willi mo loving truth,
Fur it brav hopes, nd memories ver green
And one upon Hi VVi-et
Turin d an -y llil woud not rut
For far-off dill whereon in joy ha I been.
Bume talked of vanished gol I,
S rtii f proud liouora tuld,
Honn ij.ilo of friends lhal w-re their Iriwl n more,
Anil on of i greeu grav
liesid lore.gn war:;
Thai mad liiin ail o lonely on Ilia .lii.ro.
Hut whan tlieir tales were dona,
There spake swung lln-m on-,
A stranger, seeming from all aorrow free
"Hud losses lull" m"
Hul iniu an heavier jet,
For believing heart halh g"iio fioni ma."
"Aim!'' these phrims said,
"For the living and .he dead,
For fortune ' cruelly, fur love' mirv cro,
For lh wrecks of land ant! eeu !
But however it "am to litre,
Thine, stranger, ia life 'a last ami heaviest loss."
Alimlu Potltton of Austria -naaiier of
II Uermaaj itats Kula.
Connpondenei of the London Timer.
Pasis, Mon.lsy, Jul) 23.
There ia rrasuo to believe tliot the altiludo of
Aisrtri nl thia moment occasions aome aniety, if
not positive dixmi. lude. Kvr since the rupture of
III Vicuna Conferences, the Itunian ngcuts at V i
rnna, who are more niimeroiia than ia (.e.icr.illy
uijxieeil, ind who, perhrii, are lo be found in re
gion! when Ihey ar least suspected, lubnr with re
doubled iiiargy lo ditach Austria complctclyfrom
ker engagements with England and France.
For tha lost fortnight much progress has been
wiai, but particularly for tha hut til or eight days
til reaulla to a certain titrnt aru more and more
observable. At St Prtcrshurg where lh Au-lrinu
Ambassador, and iudeed all Aualr'aii ubji cla h id
been treated wilh more than hauleur ever sine.
th treaty of thu 3d December, marked change
liu Liken place. At the Court, and in (he gener
al society of tlie Kuasiun eaiilal, tlm Austriuns are
treated with the ulinosl tirbunity, and aia the ob
jeels of the most delicute alt.-ulion. Wherever
they shsw themselves they are ree'eved with opeu
arm, and Ui very name f Austria, lliut oul lung
ago dank in the nuelrib uf tho Russians of all class
a, seems uow revered aa much aa la Salute 11 ut
ile itaelf could ba. The urder aiHnra to havegoue
forth, and ill truth in obeyed tu the letter, thut nuth-
Itig, however great or however trilling, .hall be left
uuduno ton in thai government uvir to the inier
rat of lh Ciar.
Ixird John Ilium II and M. Drouyn dv I.'huya are
held up by Ruuia a martyr lo tin' truth. Ru
ii pioteal aolemnly to Aulr'u, w ho, I fenr, Irnda
too ready an ear, that tlu ia al ill dinrd to forget
nil I forgive ; that the mill ancrpta the in'ln-iyfe uf
the four (iinrmilici, and wilt ueio pt II mulvr uny
eiruuinatuncea of auciieaa or d mulir, under uny
vt'iituallliea o( the ur, and lliul line dculuration
lh will repeat evi n on the ruiua uf Mtbuttupol ; and
li calls ou AiMtria In the lmt auleuin maimer lo
id her by her mural inilu. iilf, and not lu abandon
her in audi a caw. Aiwlriu ariuna nut iiMriia.ble
la Ihia npienl, and I Inlicvc it hut btiii iniitii trt
on herpurt thai, ufl. r all, what IIimhu dt uiuiiilt is
liut too uureaMiiialile. It ia aguiu atuleil Unit if
Franc aud England will nuci il the irint-iynV orllio
guitrautre, Aiutim pledg e hrnelf, lu the rvrnl of
ItiiMilu rufiuiing lo uiwiily pruoluim her uJlirrrnce
to Itiox I'utvera, and lo nwisl the piewnce of
eingle Huwiun eolJier on any part of the Ot'om.in
territory lu Europo. What alio will do in cune of a
contrary retulve the d.ma nut, I beliv, any but
rom hir tone and maimer, il may btnonjt'CiureJ.
Il ia her facility of lull, fin (he awurancea uf Itua.
aia, and her occanioiml dirHia;tloii u .H.k fu volubly
ou hercauM, lliul Oicaaiou lh aniitly 1 hare al
luded lo.
The young Knivrur la at heart with ti, but hia
loinif ia inaliKiMiil, and, what ia wor. ia iu
fluenlial. Ilia Majeaty ehowa ymptuma of the
Inrnruul malady under which lliu King uf 'ruia
hoa an lung lahondi he ia vacillating and uncer
tain, and tho mora hia wvaknena ia nioiiif,t the
mor daring are hia ouuttiein. M.du llruck ia with
u-o I M. Bach, and permita M. de Buol, but
tha Kuaaian party may become loo itiotig toi them,
uud if the pre.enl Aiutrian iUiuialry were Uet, it
reuuirea yo very acule iulrlliunc lo Riu-a. who
would be their aucceawra. Au.lra fuilin u, e
ahould hav all Gerinany Ituuiauizrd. I believe
the dunger ia known lu tho Eiigli.li (Joverumeiit,
but I do not Ihiuk thai much iuiHruince ia attach
ed by Ihein to il, aud I am uot unite aiue lli.l even
the proacl of (Jerniauy d. tidied fiom ua apula 1
the aluul heart uf L,d flaienduu. Wo all kiaaw J
tho iuaid.on. policy .f ltiwaia. and it may be uaeful
to call attention to tha object lo which it ia at Ihia '
moment addrened. I
tW" The evil, d life may he I kened to cometa.
IJk thew Ihey hear after Ihein a Ion, train. Ik.
thea. too, they eeem lo wander tm,uKh tha boun.1-
e-.pao.Of ouroem,., p,thle and .jeclle,
crealurr. of chuue. Vei tbey , bo;, ,llk( ia
the handa of lh Creator.
J tTTh Vaukea llUJe cuutaiued a cutiou,
tigraphicai blunder iu an ariiclv beaded -Th
Way of llumWiell Il ,, .a ,!( i, , Jj.
bolicol invention, which no ou can regard u it
ppruachea without a certain d.gre of miiviin"
Ao. Il will be aecu lhal the aenae ia much ini
proved by vliaiigiik- the poMtiun of the jre be.
Iweea lh firm two wunla.
Horiw l.'rwlcv nrrivcJ nt New York
from fnrxvpe, in lli 'llnltio. T, Tril,ii,10
Jr Jh u.kt day coiil.ti.ml , 1CB ,at l0
hixi uiiuwdiiiwljr rcuiiiwJ Li. iiorml I
me a.iiaiaU.
Iliatur) Inform n. lhal mny of lh eonnlrie. of
Euro, which BOW po-e wry mno -.. .-- -one
period experienceJ rcr. ColJ during U.l.
, of U.o )r. Th. Tiber t lion., wm ofin
forty
froieitovar, and uoWt on urne 7
i ..i.. i Th. KuiiiM) Sea waa frown
oir
lh
.... Jnrinir th Uino vi"i
rircr. Khin. aud KhoM u-d U b. MD ao d.-p
.u.. .1.. !. uuiiiiiied loadid wogona. J D wnier.
WW II" it i
ofth Tber, Khin,nJ Kliun now flow freely
every winter, lc I unknown in liomo, auu
wave, of tho Euxin dah llieir wintry f..m
.,..i.IhcH uDn the rock. Bom one hu ancri
thew climate clungc lo gricullure, M uUing
r A, n foreat. lh exiiour ol me upiuru
..I to ih auinmc'r aun, and th draining o
great mar.be. W do not bliv that audi great
changi could have been produced on lh climate
uf any country by agriculture, una we are cer.u
that no audi theory can account for the contrary
change of climate, from warm lo cold winter,
which hiatory telluehae taken ce in oinercouu
tree than thio named. Greenland nocived il'
...m.. r.m the emcruld herbee wh eh oucecloth
ed in vullrya anJ mountaina j aud It eat coaat,
M 1,1,-1, 1, nuw inaccnaiible, on account of perpetual
ice he.ed uj-m il .horea, wo in the elevenlh cen
a. u.nt at tlouriihinv Scandinavian colouie,
all Irocc f which is now hot. Cold Labrador wa
mimrd Vinhind by th Northmen who vimted il
A. I). IUIIO, and were charmed with ila then mild
cl mule.
The cauaa of then cliangca la an important in
H ry. A pamphlet by John Murray, civil etgi'
in er, ha. rewmtly been publudied in London, it
hi;h ho endeavor to attribute thee change o
., ,.l i,ni in the chanircable pition of the mag'
neiin noli a Th nuirnetio variation or declinatiun
of the neeJIe i well known. At thepent lime
it em .unla in London lo twenty-ttiri weal-norm,
while in IGjg the line of variation poaaed through
Eiifr.aud. ani 1 then moved gradually weal until
181(5. lu that year great removal of Ice took
on ilia com of Greenland. Hence it is in
ferred that Iho old meridian, which now paaeea
through tumuln and Siberia niny atone time nave
I a eel through Italy, and that ir lh megnuo me.
m.II.ii roiurna. ai it li now doimr. to it. old line ir
Euro,e, Rome nuiy once moro ee her Tiber froien
over, ami Ilia merrv Rhinelunclcr drive hi Uom on
the ice of hia clneeio river. Whether the ehangea
uf the climate mentioned have been caueeu oy ine
chnnge of the magnelis meridian or not, we have
too few fuel before ua at prone ut to decide oonclu
ivcly ; but the idea, once apread abroad, will oon
lead tu inch invffliimtioniaawill.no doubt, remove
every oh curity and acUle tlie queirtion. Scientific
American.
IT Kroin tho returns of the vnrioua conference
of the Mcthodiat Episcopal Church in the L ulled
riiutea, It npH'ir that lh denomination embrace!
07ll,SN2 iiienilwm, and 101,070 prohationeni, being
mi incrrufe uf 30,732 member over tho total o1
the year previnua. There nro 5,381 traveling
prcaeheri", nf .whom 4,811 aro effective, end the
rent auperuniiuuled. The local preacher number
It, 1 1 '.I, mi l Iho niiwioimry contribuliuua during tlie
luat year amounted to f 20'J,0 19.
IV 1'lieru were printed lout year at tho m'ion
press in (l. iHtiuiiiiKipIo, 5,208,000 pages in the Ar-
menian, Armeiio-Turkieli, Greek, and Hebrew-
SpanUli Inngungea, of which 3,132,000 were of
the Seriptiuv. Tbi agenoy will prubobly be fur
mo. e extensively employed during the present
year, The London Leligiuu Trnot Society have
ten krcJ llieir co-opointion,' and lh Urilish and
t'oi e'ttii liible Soo'.eiy have offered fund fur print
ing two tJit.om uf (tie lMi'e iu dlfl'cront languages.
f, jj "Tile Ijoiidou Times, it would aeem, antici
pates u lung war. Iu a late publication il says
"Whatever delusion, ministers were in aa lo Ihe
d.irutlnn of the war last year, we know that it le
wise lo muke up our minds to twenty year, it
least ; that wu are much more likely lo shorten the
war by an over Ihun an under eslimatc.''
Dylan Wonts of Mclancthoaj,
It ia related liiut Melanclhon, just before be
died, expressed a with to hear read somo choice
pa g.suf Scripture ; and tins desire having been
met, hu was suked by hia auu-iu-law, Snuiiius,
In llieir he would have anything else ; I which he
rrplied in these emphatic words, "Aliud nihil,
MSI CUaUM," NOTHING IU, BUT HIAVKN I And
horlly after thi be geutly brenlhed hia hut.
Well did one who sought to embalm hi memory
III verse rny
"Ilia aun went down in oloudlesa skies,
Assured upon the morn lo rise,
In lovelier array ;
lliit nut like earth 'a declining light,
To vanish back again lu n ghl i
The senith where he nuw shall glow
No bound, no setting beam can know.
Without a cloud or shads of woe
Is lhal denial day."
American Mcetenger.
I arvrtSoy a TalB Kxrenl What 1 14 tow
to be true.
Tlinl'i right, my friend I It ia a good principle
and rule of life, and me which if mora generally
luiiuwed among man, would save many a charac
ter, vusl .urns of money, many a hlwl, and uot
least, your own reputation and mural character.
Newt make an usssrtiou, ever so harmless, uulesa
you cau vouch for iu truth. An uutruth never
bemi'iie one eventually j while, in moat cans, it
pruvea an incurable injury, both lo oneself and the
indiv.dual si whom it ia aimed. Of all tlie fahitiea
none arc ao malicioua, wilful, and detrimental a
slander. Nerer aay a thing lib less you know it to
b '". yu will bar do ill-will from others,
; and alwaja bo at peace with your own mind.
S SSlup that boy A cigar ia in hi mouth,
j swagger iu hi walk, impudence in hi face, a
I cun-ior-notlunirjieee ia ha manner. Judging
from
rue dimeaimr he Holder than hia father. i.r
than
hia teacher, mora honored than lh Mayor of
tho
lowu, higher than the President. Slop him I he i
going t fast. II, dou't see himself as others c
mm. Ilsdoutkuow hie speed. Stop him era
liWeo shultem hia nerrea, are pride ruin hia char--lf
r are th loafer master th man ; ere good
ainhuionand manly strength giro way t. k.w pur.
suns and brutnh aim. Stall auch boya! They
aie h nion, the .hanw of their families, lh diegrue
i ihe, to a,, luo Hi laA tffC0teli
Hit nisrlvea.
X if llulinvsa, the most lovely thinff that
"!", " nnn0liwd J nnknownmpoo
wr Th followiug entiments r from two dif
ferent naluros, tliuugh bulb of on eel I
"Marriage i to woman a slate or slavery. .
.-i... . h.r 1 1,, rirhi of her own property, and
make h.r wbmi-iro in all thing, to hr husband.1'
Lucy Stone. .
"Marrlag m a tl or lawy i Ay . oui n.
bonds are ilkB nd easily worn. Marriag is Hi
sanclilier of lore an inautution wnicnac.no...
edges Ui right of wumn to b protected and the
a r m.n m nrotect her. The offieesof wife and
mother r not lliose of slarc. W hat higher do,
liny beneath lh skis lhan to lualrucl lh infant
mind in llioughl of purity 1 What holier mi-iuu
than to soolh lh lurbid torreni oi roan a pu-..
by a word a louk-t smil I It I to woman lhal
thi work is giren. Woman In her rooation, may
cheer lh tired spirit, may lend hoie lo Iho do
spending, may whisper lov lo Ui luudy-while
man my toil, and Uallic, una tune, ana ires,
m,w savacr. Who would exchange place wilh
him "KUa Wenlieorth'i Journal.
K Witt Aawr."yon must not play wilh
that lilt! girl, my dcr,"uid an injudiciou parent
Hul. ma. I lika her. ho I a good little girl,
and I'm ur h dreaae a pretty aa ever 1 do,
and ilia ha lot of toy.
"I cannot help that, my dear," responded tne
foolish mother; ' her dither ia a shoemaker.''
"But I don't play with her father, I play with
her ; ihe ain't a shoemaker."
2T Rev. Win. Kelly, a well known
Mcthodiat preacher, hits abjured iho doc
trine and ministry of tho Mtithodist Church,
and taken order in tha Episcopal Church,
diocmt) of Michigan.
rremuaeUttoa d Hpelltng.
Tho ridiculousness of our pronouncing
words differently ending with the same ter
mination is admirably shown up iu the an
ni.vwl nurnimnh. It ia aliout lime a tibo-
""-- r ev -r -
netic or tome other system was adopted
wnereDy our present urvuuguijjuy nn(jin
amended for the better for the worse, it
cannot be :
"Monsieur, will you have the goodness to
inform me as to the correct prouuuciatiou
ofs-l-o-u-g-hi"
"Certainly, sir; with pleasure. That
word, in our language, is pronouueeu as i
wriiten tlou."
"Thank you, Monsieur. Thon, I sup
pose thnt d-o-u-g h is dou t"
"0 no, wo English call that dot."
"And c o-u g h toe I"
'ifl nn oirlm 1.0 lmrnnr"
"Cof! Then what of bo-u-g-h f Is
tnat oojff
"ho, that is Jou."
uou ! is it I Bou I And t-o u-g-h
is louP .
liM ae luT"
TosT TruW It ii tnmiri ! Tlion wlmt
pronunciation shall I give to o-u-g-h 1 1
Is that oiif "
"No, sir ; you are out. That is aut
"Trim ntnmtt. anil mil urn nulhl Kilt
correct if you tnitiK it an eay matter tor a
foreigner to leam to speak your language.
Bui. if n-llf-h-t is out. I 811 1)1)030 thut
d-r-o u-g-h-t is draut !'
"IVo, no, arout."
"WulJ, then do you pronounce h o-n-ir-h
hour'
"We c.ill that M."
"7ol7 And t-h r-o-u-g-h thrdkt
"No, throo."
"H-o-u-g -h, then, is roo ?"
"No, ruff.''
U?oyT itnnttt f it lVf,iiatmie Ilia
far from being even. But p-l-o-u-g-h is
that plitjff"
"U no, sir, that is pfou."
"Then what shall I call t-r-o-u-g-h
trout"
"No, sir, trof."
"And e-n-o-u-g-h, enoff"
"l ""M
"I do think it is enough, Monsieur, for
noin you ana me. i nave tricu your
palienc."
ll.L In. - I.UI Inn, Inn
A Romnn ervlesinstie. in ri-nlv to nlinlover
iiic9iioii inigiit uii prouoseu, oegmi uy say
: nr t. .i! ti . i- i
iii, i ii ins. u e. uistincuo... a curuimu,
havins invited him to dine. Drouosed to de-
rivesiiine ninuseineni ior iiiecmnpany irntn
the well-known peculiarity of his guest.
oaying 10 ...in mat no una an important
question to propose, he asked
"Is it, under any circumstances, lawful to
baptize in soup!
' I inajte a distinction, said the priest ;
if l-.ill itsb ia it lnuif.il In Kunlivn in amm i
o-pnnri.l. I inn tin if va.i lab ! il lutvfnl In
bapiir.0 in your excellency's soup, I say yes,
for thero is really no diuertnee between ii
and water."
Different KKr.iTi.ii-invs Tl, ,,iuo
governing the "theatre of war" at Sobasto
pol are diftorrnt from such establishtneuls
at home. Those who hava "liB,-k" t
most places of amusements are entitled to
admission, but at Selmstonnl iIia Alli..a l,..
uig received one, are Vriif admission most
1.- .i. . i ,
ltii,iviy oy ma uoor-Keepers.
Notices le Cerre-poaitemls.
"An Invitation to a Bull" is r,ifll
d dined. ' 3
"A Yottna- Ladv'a rvi" l.nil k .,,..
ed, if the fair writer will call at our office.
a n u mule retition ' is rejected.
"Lines bv a Youthful
which, being nboul to have a smoke, we will
give them.
Ilore Your "Walk in tlm rv..n., :.
oo Ions ami tiresome .- K,.i,l.. .n,. l ...
iiw muni uusi auout liouiing.
Sobastopol We do not know whether
anv of the canons of St I'oi.l'. i I
. - ....1 m uu.g ucell
sent out lo the war. Punchinello.
(&" Love is the shadow of the morning,
which decreases as the day advance.
Friendship is the shadow of the evening,
which strengthens with the sctlin"- sun of
life.
XirThe more nearly our minds approach
loastateof tiuritv in ihii lifn it, ..,...
our chance of realizing true happiness.
lWXml innocence i poor $ulitiitit.
for xpricnc.
. '.i. i.. I'lnm i
il ... .. f- i.i.si atul Willi Ills. MMIiruvs tt. I
i. th. W.lla.W.II. Valley t lb. Wunci, uru-..,
Iher. w.. ceded, to . l . r- - "
of U,. Wo i-n.-n.-ah., or uth.rn Uibutury ol lh
P.u rivih. ne. down th. river to lh. nm.
nvtr, in direction to th.
. , .r ,1.. T..L.niiflii MCtir. '
fttlnilslA IllfULO IU -'V - I
Snaks river nl the inouin 01 .... '
thene. up Iho Tukanon to iua-urc; , I a .... IH.
Mouiilauia; inene. - ,
Ih. Hln. Mountain i l "' j '"d'.
,.....i. .i ,.u...v luitursen tha Oruiid KotitM
ind th. ...o.i.h of .h Wull-liiw-huw m',.l encu
along the dirid. between Ihe walerao the Voll
r0w.how and Puwder river i thence to the
of Snake river . the mouth ol ruwurr river, .........
. nr.. ,..il,i a s.v Ihe place
10 III OU.M.OU I..." ...
konwn a -Ihe "crossing of lh Hl"
theuce due Worm .0 .no iu.. o. .. ....
Mountains ithenc along lh. cresl of Ihe Uiller
Itiml .li.un.ainto the place of In-ginning.
By Ihe Walla- allua, Cayusi and tinatillo.
the tract of luud having lh. following boundaries,
10 wit:
Commencing at th. mouti. ol .no i uaouuuu
... .. ie-.i. .. .,... 'rWritnn. runnine thene. up
said river lo il nurc j Ihetice easterly along Hie
summit of lh. Blue Mountains, and ou Ih. south
ern boundaries of Ihe purclian mono 01 me
I'orce Indians, nnd easterly along that boundary
to the western hm.ls ol in couuir) ciu.uieu u, ...
Shoshone or huake Indian thene. oiilhcrly
'ii""1""" -.;--. , '
'IV
.:.... .i... ....,,. ..f l'..u,lr river: Ihenee 10 the
r.VVr .V ...v mvu.v w. - " ...
hed of Willow creek : thenee down Willow creek
1 TTttE.VT ES luueiuueo wiii iu.
to tho Columbia river j thence up Ihe cliulinel of4' u ' rf w Mlavlius .nicies. :
.... r. .1 1.;.. ,.. iI,a I
Ills vuinuiw... ..... ... "
luud beluw the mouth of L'mulilia river) thence
northerly to a poiuloulhe Yukiina river called
Toh-noKh-ltikc, tlienco to Se LC llience tu the
White Bank on Ihe Columbia below IViest's Rap
ids; thence down the Columbia river to the junc
tionof the C lumbia and Snukc rivers i tlienee up
the Snako river lo the plac of beginning. "ro
ndeu", hoaeccr, Thai so mueh of Ihe. country des
cribed abovo as is coulained in Ihe following boun
daries slmll be set apart as Iudiun Heeervuliuns for
lh Net i'erce Tribe, vii :
wl.jtrM il, Mnh.ha.na-ahe or
o lower enu oi a lurKo i
oulhern tributary of th Fa louse river lluws from
the spur or I lie Uiller Itoul Aiouuiains , u.euee
j .:j.:i A tl. n,nnil. n( TLna.nar.UD
UUSUHlUillVUlUliniutliB V" .
oieek ; Ihenco southerly lo the crossing of Snake
river, ion miles ueiow 1110 niuuin ui m. .pvw;
riven thence to the source of Ihe Alwain nver in
the Blue Mouutaius; thence along the cresl of the
Blue Mountuins; thence lo the crossing of Ihe
l l, .....l. mitviiw tv,lu'in Ilia l.rnnd
Vfraitu .ii'iiuv .ni. j
Rondo and the mouth of Ihe Woll-low-lmw river ;
thenee along .tie aiviae oeiween in. itiirm u. ...c
Woll-luw-how river and I'owdcr rivor; thence In
the crowing of rjuuke river, fifteen miles beluw the
I. ,.e p...n. tl.nin In l.i Kiiln.nn ritf-
IIKJUi.l VI owuv. -
er above the crowing; thence by the spun of tho
Uiller KOOl NIOU1IIUIII8 lO Hie ,iuee u. u (;iu.
For th. confederated tribe) of Walla-wullus,
Cayuses and Umatilla, viz:
Commencing iu Ihe middle of the channel nf the
Umatilla river, opposite the mouth nf Wild Horse
creek; thence up the middle of the channel of said
creek to ils source; Ihc-nc southerly to a point in the
Blue Mountains known as Lee's Kncumpinent ;
Ihenee inm line to the waters of Oowtome creek ;
thence West lo tho divide of the llowlome nnd
li;...l. a1.b . l.aiw,A t,i..lli..rlv nln.K, mtifl itivi.ln
"""'"""I ...I....V , - - -
lo a point due West of Iho South-west comer of
William u. McKays claim tlienee J'.usi siounis
line to the South-east coruer ; thence iu a Hue to
the plbce of beeinning.
iy an express provision of Ihe Treaty, the coun
try embraced ill Ihe cessions and not included iu
the Ileservation is open lo settlement, excepliug
that Iho Indians nro secured in .the possession of
their buildings and implements till removed to the
Reservations.
This notice is miblishod fer the benefit of tho
public.
.1 ... a.ie.iiiuN ui HID citizens pniputims; iu lueuiu
VIUIHI. UIV .1117 Idini IB vpiwiuiij ui.iiu
to the provisions protecting Ihe Indians in Ihe pos
session of llieir improvements and fur further in
formation in reference to Ihe Walla-walla, Cayuse
and Umatilla Reservation, they aro requested to
apply to Agenl, R. R. Thompson. To the Nex
lu....n...-...i'.... tj..i. . . tir it rv
ISAAC I. STEVENS,
uov. anu oup i ot vv. a.
JOE!, PALMER,
Sup't Indian AlTuirs, Oregon.
Council Ground, Walla-walla, I
June 12, I8."5
S 13-fim
Central Produce Depot.
CAN EMAIL
t CONSTANTLY receiving, fresh from ranch,
J wheat, outs, bacon, liti-d, butter and potatoes,
np21 JOHN 1". BKOOKS.
Jlll IC''4 iV4.(l,
Althe'Old Stand,' Caucmah, April2, '55.
ti a!nl7l Ld- Brown Sn;;nr,
4t.M7 1,000 lbs. China No. 1, do.,
1,000 lbs. Rio Coffee,
15 Tous coarse salt ; 500 lbs. fine do.,
3,00-1 lbs. Oregon Uucon :
1 ,000 buahols outs, for sale- whnlesnl. or retail, by
jut.. r. uuutiKS.
N our bakery we keep constantly ou hand
bread, cruckers, cakes, pies, &c.
C.lfl.V.l.Y WARNER.
Oranges
RECEIVED ttpiii the arrival of ivery steam
er. Don't fuil to call on
CllA RMA N & VTA R NER.
Nvw OrlruiiK SHar it iTluiuc!i.
Darrcls of New Orleans sugar per clip
F ner shin " Huthnv '
00 do. of Kew Orleans molusscs per clipper
" Herald of the Morning."
The abovo articles I shall receive about the 1.1th
of May, direct from New York, aud will close
them out at luw prices.
Pi"f JAMES O'NEILL.
fl 4fc tons Suit, imported direct from Sandwich
-. w Islands, for suIr in Inia in n...ni .
by upailf THOS. JOHNSON. '
'sfefa. Ilffclft fe' Dourds for sale in lots
rm -Mr -r tr s"
to suit, by t.Joiinson.
5 III 11 lb rValhers for sale bv
W ap'ltf T. JOIIXSON.
CIGARS-Thebest chance to pick is at the
sloreof CHARM AN A WARXKB
wasmng wntnout Labor.
XOOf .UV E?. HM"1' "I'l'owder.for
0JJJ wleby WM.CDE.MENTit CO
A ';..r J '71!. m Private
C",lv.in.,()re
, sun, io or so d reru
. apSltf JAMES l) i.ir i
C ANDIES, nuts, raisins, of an excellent quality
just received and .r sale low bv
C1I.VRMAN & WAP.NF.R,
4 L and sTup iu barrels, for ante hy
VK aj-Jhf THOS. JOHNSON.
, , '"- "i iiuua iiout i urn it ii
fur sal. by apil TUOS. JOHNSON.
i
lOCOASUTS, r..n.M,.nj c(,r ,
V fruit, mat eMHMied f. e j: u .'""P'ou
isi. . ciuuM&TAWrir
a ii.- suToWlnlaV sit, O.i
t rv I lu-i ruceivrii
i I
I I .. i: utr KV GOODS,
l " .... a. ... .. ma il!
UU W - ..f Mlowilig I
" - - " fc , .
4 m.tU plain do
gfUh do do art d cidnrvd p."
7 , . ' u 01 i.h naiiiled Inns
IU Ml Ill"- ' ,
-in wish boards
garden rake
Llucksmiih's bellows
ems out saws 7 It
do 6 ft
mill saws 7ft
hair insllrasses double
do single
,ir bolster double
no lio.s
do sp ides
polished shovel
hay forks
nunure forks
churns
8bv 10
do aiugl.
do 111 0V 14
' do 7 by 9 P"n e-nw"
window .ashes 8 by 10 ..la.iioulii.. do
liu lObyli grupc-brand tobacco
., bow. nd yoke. I'lcke tubiie. o
ULAXKKTS, D.MSL, L1DSE!,
Shrelingi Ticks, tic ti e.
And keep constantly u hand a Urge supply of
fiROCERlES,
clothing, hardware, and many article luo numer-
OMtumtUUoaAU.AX,VKMAYtCO.
Oregon City, Apnl -I. ifJJ-.y
rroslt sflUTlval of Oroecrioi.
JlfMlllKslllcrioc - r lias u "''-, ,
. . ..ii'Mil Iresll IIID-
lh, siiiwcnucr n- j"" -,, ,
. , ir..,..i ind llaramrr.
--
JL ply UI i,rurn, , . ,,
which, iu .dli.iou to hi. former atock. h. will sell
'"' '" " ' . M ,a. Ca,k Product.
, , . , ...
New Orleans sugar,
Sandwich Isluud ugar,
I'owdercd, do.
Young llysou aud lu.-
..-;..! ,.,n.
Crushed d'l.
l!io ii Java coffee,
New Orleiin syrup,
8sndwich Islund do
Sale rutus,
I'epix-r & All-pice),
I'lini IliMtuu svruo.
" Dried. pp'o s.reachcl
Yeast a Soup rowuen,
Ciiiuamon 4 Clove.
v...,. P..t and German stet-l, mill aud cro-
ctit, hand, psnnel, and whip-saws.
filet and a Mill saw files from 10 to 10
inchest Hat bastard filea fm.n HI lo 14 inchea;
taper tiles from 3 lo 7 inches; half round hies from
7 to 14 inches j round do. from 5 to 7 iuches ) horse
rasis from 1 1 lo 14 inches.
Carpenter' 7V. Firmer chisels and gmigc
in setts oV single ; locket chisels) beueh pliiucs i
iron and steel Hpian-s; try squares; scratch owls
ami saw drivers ; plain and flatted marking gunges
and bevels t common and concavo augurs j hand
axes; haiiiniera and luitohet.
ttuilden' llnrdwnre.liin, flat, pad ami mor
i L- n.,.M.,tel,n. . Iiruis. niiuerul and while
UUU IWW 1 , .
knobs: couinlole round, town and flat spring bulls;
. ' . ..... - I n.,
cast butt nt all sizes, anu screws, nisu, n...u
Hut bur iron ; nuil rod, do. ; horso shoe bar, do.,
and plow steel.
opSlif JAMES O'NEILL.
The Summer Trade.
WE are now receiving- from New York and
Sin Fraueisco, thu fullowing goods :
10.000 lbs No 1 china siiiur,
GO bbls & half bhls N. O. sugar,
1U0 diesis Imperial, gunpowJcr and young hyson
tens,
l."0 sacks Kio coffee,
I Oil boxes snla-ratus,
I lu boxes sperm and adamautiue camlles,
keiri 1-2. B.svruil.
o ,
25 bbls crushed sirgur,
jii c.ises p CKies,
illO boxes sooo.
200 half-boxes raisins,
100 grow mutches, (in wood)
2.) coses luhle suit, ' -100
kegs while lead, (pure)
2."i0 gals. Linseed Oil.
8S0 " lump "
60 " spirits Turpentine,
50 boxes glass, assorted sizes,
jii noz urooms,
5000 lbs tobacco,
200 krp noils, '
G000 yds brown sheeting.
Also, rope, tubs, buckets, windoir-snsli, crocke
ry, wall paper, bruhes, icAc; all of which
will be sold at the lowest market iiriees.
W. C. DEMIiNT & CO.,
Opposite the Laud Oflice.
Oregon City, June 1, 1855.
Groceries
FOR SALE BY CHARLES rOPE, JR.
UGAIt, Salt, Coffee, Too, Syrup, Chocolale,
sv5 Stan-h, Sali nitna, Cream Turlnr, Sul Soda,
Curb. Soda, I'epper, Spice, Alum, Dorax, Cop
perus, elo. April 21, lHj5-llf
Circ-al lit.'i-ss iiiiiuiis l lio Ariiy of
ncvniiapoi I!
Dreadful tcarcity of Provision! Oregon Gran
aries full and oterfiuiting
CHARMAN it WAHKER,
Agents under Providence fur fattening Ihe lean
kinel!
"PTkO not suppose that Clmrman it Wahier's
MJf eslalilishnii-nt died off with that of iho
old "Spectator!'' Wo arc hnppy lo Inform all of
our old niciio in particular, and our new ones in
general, that we are still nlive nnd kicking nt the
old stand, where we still make it our particular
business to furnish friend ami foo wilh just such
dainties in the lino of provisions, groceries and
confectionery as would make even an anchorite '
heart swim, his soul stand on tiptoe, and make him
wish his throat ns " lung as a fencu rail;" so he
might protruct the pleasure uffordod by swallowing
some of our nice things.
l)o not forget uur old stand and oel Into tin
wrong pluce, but he sure you are all right" when
v.,u aro sinking a uce-lino towards the house of
CHARM AN Sl WARNER.
Oregon City, April 21, 1555. Jy
I Late Arrival.
N addition to our present sloc k wo are now r.
ceiving direct from New York, "ex clipper
"hip rhenix,'' ,r
50 bbls. and half bbls. X. O. Sugar ;
20 Mils, crushed sugar:
10,000 lbs. Riocoflee;
20 bbls. N. O. molasses; for sale low by
WM.C. DEMENT & CO.,
Jun 30-T Opposite the Land Office.
,'t, ,. . Js Received.
A Splendid assorlment ol Family Groceries,
XI. sueh as ten, syrup, eiijar, ic. j also lino
and coarse salt, cream turlnr. nnU -,l,;i: l
. . -i-r". oc.teiiei,
sardines, oysters, clams, yeast powder, also a laroe
OllniltllV nf nn... i: '. . . .
j '"""ii uigars, ana tobacco of
every brand nnd almost every thing else in our
linn n,, ..in -II nf l.: L. . " .V .
, nllu W Btlola ai ow
as at any other plaee in town, for cash or pro-
CHARM AN d WARXER.
AKolire.
LL those indebled to Trenton, O'Neill & Co
are requested to call nnd setlle Ihe some im
mediately, by Cash or Produce. All debts re-
...,...s uujkou ,nol june, wilt be left for col
leetion. np2lif JAMES O'NEILL.
50
j' -3"1" WSf. C. DEMENT tt CO.
I A LBS of Osage Orantr- seed for sale bv
JAMES O'NEILL.
SelliRj off at Co.
c. pricey perf0n, detiromi f b aXaV
wdl do well to c, c the robs.libcr. '.
JAMES O'NEILL,
a aHss-i '
liL'SINlSS CAKDS.
. asl sr A mm M,
'Ueiienil t oimiiHwoii Merc-hawU.nuil wbala. .
.ale ind retail iHmlur in Dry Good., Or.c-.rhn, .
Hnrdwar.,..,..
nreeonCity.MnyS. i Ari-hibal.l M'Kmlay. ,
( Ti.oi.mm U. ,,
LLAN', M KIXLAY V CO,
A
Lew
tieotislHirg, -iinpnua, vt'fm.
Tllan.m kinlay V CO,
1 Oiegon T.rritory.
Chsmposf. '
- Mayi.1
JAMES O NEILli,
wn0LIStL -ITAIL OlSLICr,.
I'rovMons Ac llardwnrr,
Ao. I, Stain StreeC j
CHARLES POPE, JR, "H(
DEALER In Ha.dwan',Orocrh-,I)i7 Goods,
Clothing, Wool Jt cilrma, Medicine, Book
and Stationery.
Main-!., Oregon City, April 21, 1855-Itf
VCm. C. Doment 4k Co.,
WIIOLErtA LK and h-lail Dealer in Grocy,
irs, rruv.siiiiis, I'siuts, Oila, Boots six)
Shoes, Crockery, &. Oj.posite the Land OMr,
Main Hi. On gen City. June 1, 1655.
JOHN R. M BRIDE,
ATToassr UD OOUNIKLOa AT LSW,
Lafayette, Yamhill County, O. T,
WILL faithfully attend lo all business ,
trusted to Ins professional care,
April 21. lfSS-ltf -
JOHN P. BROOKS,
H7irsvie if Retail Dealer in Oroceriii, Proitt,
Protisioiit, tc. Main Street.
A General Assortment kept up of Selected Coods.'
Ciinemah, Ap ril 21, 1655-1 If.
Wells, Fargo t Co.'s Express,
Ddwcen Orrgnn, CalHornia, tlie Ailanl'n
Smtre and Eurmif.
HAVING mode advantageous
atrangemeiita wilh the United
Istutes and 1'acilic Muil Su-am-
hiut'omnanies forlianr.rtation, we are now art.
pared lo forward Gold Dust, Bullion, Specif,
Packages, Parcels, and freight, la and from N
York, N. Orleans, Sun Fruiiclscii, Portland, unf
principal town of Cul fornia nn:l Oregon. .,
Our regulur Semi monthly Express belweca '
rortluud ami Sun Fraiu-isco, is dispatched by lh ,
Pacific Muil Steamship Co.' steamthip CeJusskis,
connecliiig al San Francisco wilh our seini-inouH.
ly Express to A'cie York and Neut Orleans, which
is dispatched regularly on Ihe 1st nnd 1 till, of sack
mouth, by Ihe mail sleiimcr aud in charge of ou
own iiiessengeis, through to destination. .
Our Express from New York leave, regtriarly
ou the 5th uud 20lh of such uioiiih, also iu clurji
of m. ssejijors.
Treasure insured in the heat New York com.
pinies.ornt Lloyd's in London, at th. optionee,
shippers.
Omors New Yoik, No. 1C, Wall r4.; Kern '
Orleans, No.J I, Exchange place ; Una Francise,
No. 114, Montgomery slrect.
J. N. DANKER, i'snt. :
Oregon City, April 21, 1855.-1 if ,
Tito Steamer Portland,
CATT. A. S. MURRAY, .
Will run daily between Portland and Oregon City.
I.euves Portland it eight o'clock, A. M. llelor.'
ing, leaves Oregon City at four o'clock, p. a
For freight or pussugo apply on board. apSl-UI
U. a MAIL LINE. .
Oreprm City nnd Portland Daily Packet,
5Xj i Jennlo Clark, v ;,
is, .t-rnnr-A J. C. AlnaWUK I Ii, MA3II.lt,
Wilt p. in d iiilv. rSiimloA-s excepted,) In the ibow
i.nniA.I tfn.l. Ii-avinrr Oreoou Citv every davitS
o'clock, . . Keluniing, will leave rurttaud M .
o p loiiM.inir at all intermediate iio'nts. I
For freight or passage apply on uouro. ap.i-ii
New Volumes of the Four Reviews
and Blackwood.
COMMENCE with North British for May,
18.")5, and the oilier Review aud Blucltreo.
for Juno, 1P55.
Terms of Subscription. Any one Review
lilnckwood, fjil a year. Dlackwood nnd one Re
viewor any Iwo Ueviews, (15. The four Re
views and liluckwoad, $10. Four copies loon
address, $30.
forage on tho four Reviews and Eliekwood to
any Post ofiice in Ihe I'uiied Slates, only 60 cents
a year mi each llcvicw aud 24 cents a year on
Blackwood. . "
Address, U Scott & co., Publishers, 54 Gokt
slreet, corner Fulton, New York ep8 ,
Heading for the Million.
S. J. SL CORMWK '
IA CONSTANTLY Oil HAND AT T.IR FRAKLIK iOO(
I101IE, raONT-ST, rol'.TLAND, OaKOON, :.'
A Choice selection of Popular Bixik, News-,
papers, Magazines and Fancy Stationery.
Among tho books on hand will be found works
on Temperance, Agriculture, Horticulture, Hi-'
tory, l'oelry, liingrophy, Med.cines, Religioa,
Sc.ence, School Books, Komiincis, 4tc, &c 4.
tLTSubsi-ripiioiis received for Harper, Graham,
Goodey, Ltrlio'8,.or Putimin, ot 4 a )ear,fl
age free.
OCT Subscriptions received for any newspaper
published in nny part of ihe Union. !
Remember the Franklin Book Store and News-,
puper Agency, Fmnl street, Portland Oregon.
C3?A priced catalogue will be published eny
in April, and will be teal to any pari of tbetsm
lory f;?fl ou application. ' .. , l,., ' , '
Ladies!
YOU will find an excellent assortment Of Utt
and Bonnet Silks, Satins and Velvets! slJ
Bonnet Trimmings, Hosiery, Glotes, Lacs ad
Ribltons, Tabli Cloths, Counterpane: etc, at -
store of CHARLES POPE, Jr.,
(Main-at., opposite Abernethy's store,) where Wf
be found almost everything in the line of
Dry (joodft. : s
Such as PrintB, Ginghums, Alpacas, Merioov'
Plaid Linseys, Muslins, Satlinett, Jean, Ftoa-i
neis, Sheeiings, Bed Ticking, liickory Slrips
Cotton Batting, tic. ,
Oregon City, April 21, 1855-llf
Medicines for Sale, By -
CHARLES TOPE, Ja.. -.. i
ftJANDS' Sarsapatilla, Peck' Wild Cherry Bit-
ICy lorv lli-n.a.... .1 i III Tjhs.
uiau n uiup, UI3SURIIU B I'll-, 1-'
pills, Perry' vermifuge, Ojiodeldoc, Gum Can-
p..ut, oiini .rnuic, urilist) oil, Lobelia, Moi arvf-t
3d preparation, Roman eye balsom, Dalley ' P- '
eilractor, Laudauum, Paregoric, Oil of Pepper
mint, Essences, ConiHiliun Powder, Crl',
Pulmonarj- Bulsom, Sulphnr, ICisjom Ball, &c
April 21, 1855-llf "
TT-.-.A ...
-w.iuuw.uqi ...... -
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE,
nRASS and Iron Butts, Screwi, Lock aa4"
-La Latche. Hammer and Halcheta, Ax
llrawmg-knives, Handsaw, Curry Cosnb, Hi
Brashes nnd Cards, Gun Lock, (un Caps, Yi
Cards, Chest Handle, Plane, ttc
April 21, lr-55-ltf 1
OA LBS of ArrLC seed for rale chr.np fcy
V JAMES O WEILl,,