A Bream.
All yettarrday I was spinuing,
Killing elont In (l in
Tit dream tint I pun m e lingtlijTi
It lit4 till J'y i"'"'
I needed not cloud or shadow
Thl fhtied over Hi kll,
Of tin bumming bee or the swallows,
Ot tin trickling of lli rill.
1 u k tli ilirl for my inii.iiig
All of blue eumnier a r,
Aud flickering ray of tuulight
Wu woven in hero aud llici.
The ahaJew grew longer nl longer,
Tin evening wind p'i"J by,
And Itio purple splendor uf sunset
Wa Hooding Ihe wesli-rn sky.
Oul I could not leave my sinning.
For so fair my dresm bad grou,
beeded Uut, hour by hour, '
llow lb silent day bJ fl 'wn.
At luart Hie gray shadows Ml round m,
' And Ibt night '" d"1 nJ c'""'
And I row and rau lwn 'i iryi
And left my dream on lb lull.
( went np Ilia bill Ibis morning,
To lit place where my spuming Uyi
Ultra wu nolliing b it glistening dewdront
Remained of my dream loday.
- Household Wordt.
lu England, livera are all male--For
instance, Father Thame
Whoever in Columbia suit,
' Find llitm ma'amiellea or dame.
Vee, there the aofter I preside,
Aquatic, I assure ye,
And Mr. Sippy lolls her tidca
Retpeixiv to Mise Souri.
Jamtt Smith.
latcrlplloa for Tatrmneylie.
Btranger! Thou Hand's! upoii Thermopile-!
Th paaathal led into lb heart of Greece,
Hut gave no passage save through greater heart.
They koep it still Tlwir grave ara at thy fL
(leu. Wahhlotloa aaa bit Ttntrt.
AV make tha folio ing interesting extract from
Irving' new work, The Life of George Washing
Ion. In conlrart with General Conway, tba I"ieli
adventurer, who aigualiied liirnaxlf by a deapiue
bla iulrigue agaiuit lb comiunii ler-in-chitf, .Mr.
Irving give a brief notice) of
Korcuiito.
A randidale of a different elamp bad presented
fiinwrlf In Hit preceding year the galaiit gm-ernui-epirited
Thaddeiis Koaciw-ko. lie wna a
I'.ile of nil ancieul and uoble family of Lithuania,
nnd bad been educated for ihe profession of arm
I the military ecliool ot Warauw, mid subse
omnllyin Frunce. Disappointed in a lovo all'air
with beautiful lady of riiuk with whom ha had
allitnpted to elope, be had em giutcd to thia coun
try, and came provided with a loiter of inlroductiou
from Dr. Fiauklin to Washington.
What do you ectk berol" m.nircd Ilia commander-in-chief.
"To lic,lil for Anieilr-an independence.'
"What can you del"
" Try roe."
Washington wa pleased with the curt, yet
rninprihciirive r.-ply, and Willi hie chivalrous uir
and spirit, and utui.ee ricciied Inn inluhie fum
ily uan aid de camp Ciue;rese shortly afterward
appointed him an engineer, Willi tho r.iuk ofoolo.
tie!. Ho proved a valuable, ollioer llirough tho
devolution, and won au honorable and hutting
liama iu our country.
Here i Ui firel mention of Hamilton, with nine
particulars communicated to the author by the lata
Mre. If nniiltnn :
t i.hanii:s lumi.roN.
Gray don and hi companions dined the next
day el headquarters; there wna a large party, in
wliich were aovvrul ludie. Colonel Alexander
ilumillun, who, iu Ihe preceding month of April
had been received into N ushingtnu's family an aid-de-camp,
pn aided at the bead of the tattle, and
'aoiUilled I bclf," wrilea tinijdoii, "with an
eaee, pmpiiely, and vivucily wlmh gava mo Hi
moat fuvoiutilo impri'taion of hi lalente uud c
j.nnit.liklilillltB."
W may hero t,bsrrvo Mint tho energy, akill, and
intelligence duplnyvd by lluiuiltnn tluniiKhoiil the
Inal )ear'a campai(ii, whenever III limned com
nuiniloavfliiiiiouoiilioiliinilyofoiincinirlheiii.liiiJ tt.m Im eiilrnncrt to bead niurter i win re hie
niiieli il,eeriimenl and nrecocioue iudiineiit Kel
non fully oppeeciuled. Hlrangora were mirprined
to aea a youlli, acareely Iwcnly years of ago, re
ceived into tha implicit cuulidcuce, and ailiuitted
into the grarent conimcU of a mau liko Wunhinglon.
While hi uiicoiiimun laleulalliua cuuiinauded re
tHcl, rarely intpired by one of hie ytai, hi juvo
ml appeai niico and bum mil epiril luaile Imu a
nuivenml favorite. Ilurnion, the "old ecretry,"
nmvb liii aciiior, looked iiwn bun with an ahm.nl
paternal eye, and reguidiug In diminutive uo
aiid towering epint, umiI to call bun "the liltlo
hou i" while iiinxl.'t would now mid then
tpeak of him by the uberuhiiig nj pcllat.ou of ' my
A veteran officer of III Revolution used to sp. ak
in Im old data of ilia occasion on which he first
nw llumilton. It wan during the nieinorub'e re
trout through Ihe Jeraija. "1 nolicrd," euid be,
"aymilh, a uicro iiiplui;;, email, ulemler, aluioul
delicate iu fiainc, iiiiiiclung hi iiitjo a piece uf urtil
liy, with a cocked li.lt pullid down over Ira eye,
epparrully loji m tliouijlil, u ilh ln hand reeling on
Ihe caiiuun, and every no.v and then palling il an
he mueJ,tt Ifil wet a fuwiitt bra, ur a pet
playihing.'1
'I he n c II known facti in reg ird lo llie enltuuee
of I.afayrllo into the Amer c lervioe are auc
cincll) it tied by .Mr. living.
urtvrrTt.
Pining hit enciimpmntt in the ne'ghlnrhocKl of
riiitadclplna, Vuhlnu!loii w a repeatedly al I lull
cily, 111.1l.1n4 limi'tll aeipuiiitrd with the military
capabilulit of Ihe place and il Kiirrouiulini; couu
try, and din cling the 0 uutnii'tiou of forlilicallona
011 Ihe rivr. lurne ol ilitie vuiiishe becuina ac
u.iinled Willi Ihe youn Manpiie da laluyelie,
who had recently arrived l't"iii l'rauce, iu ci'iiiKi
ny wilh a number of Krriuli, t'..lili,niiil tirrmau
I'llicera, amoii whouiwjallieltar. il do Kail).
The Menpiia ai not quilo Iweuly yenra of ag,
yet bad already been iiiuuied nruily three yeare
lo a lady of rank ami fnr'tuno. Full of Ihe ro
mance of litxily, h" hid nt 11 hinixlf IYikii Ilia
y.mthhd briJe, turned hta tuck upon the g.iyctira
uud rplcndora of a court, and in defiance of imped
imenta aud d.thciillira uiiiltipl.ed in Ilia path, hud
undo hi way to Anietice to juiu in lu.i;iiJou
lorlune.
lie eenl iu hi lcllera of recotnmenJalion to
Mr. Lovell, Chatrinan of the C.iimnitlee uf For
eign Alfa ii ; and applied Ihe next day at the dour
of Conereaa lo know Ina eucceaa. Mr. Lovell
lama forth, and gave him but llltle riiec.urj.
Iiitul ; I'oiijjreaa, tu fact, aa eiiiheiraaited by lite
nuui'.K-r uf foreign applicalioua, many without
merit I.a'ayelle iniiiiediately eenl iu the follow
ing note: "Allcr my a.ientioe, 1 havo the right
lo eak two favora ; one a. lo aerva el niv un n e-p-rar;
th other, to commence by wriuij aa a
Volunteer."
Thai Min4 appeal had Ila erfivl : il called at
U:rm lo hit peculiar cae, and I'ongrra rrtxlved
t!i 3lai uf July, that in ronaiderulivn of bit
r ii, bar illiMlrioua family and cHiluctiona, he
Ri..a Ken the rank of major-geik-ral in the army
At a l mii htalet.
tt m at a pubJir d oner, where a number of
eirrnlutre Wvavirrvaa were jrerut, thai lr'ayelte
Irta Utamfa. lie iiuiiHHlblrly knew
iliiu. w l fx otlh-era wlio auiMuoded
nm. V 1 g a-r aad peraoa. W bea
ilua tyWV "" f. Wuhiugloa leuk
Mm ili rtftmrtlmuntit. tatl f rtcwua matt
:im9 aat .bamliMtaua aai 4 U feneruaxtjr
,4 Ma .wabiet mmI . a.ot ! nuke Deed
.tialat xwiac 'V con. r tnmn ) the
,Ma)M 4 a '-,',r ' "t 1. ' t4 ta :m tate bar
amta a ta"a awn.- . .n t 4'e-.
acromnxdate youiwlf to ll. far of n American
army."
Wt quote on or two of Mr. Irving' anecdote :
wttiimoToii and toucan.
Tb following anecdoUof lb laUOov. JV, on
of our pureat end uiotl illuetriou Utctmen, i fur-
..l..a l.w ar.n. Jlblfffl JtV f
M . I ' www ' "f f - -
"rthorily befoi the death of John Adam, I wu
tilling alone Willi my father, converting about lb
American Itevolulion. Suddenly ht remarked.
Ah, William! Ihe Inttory ef llml lleveiuuon w...
never bo known. .Nobody now tllvt know il but
John Adam and royatlf.' Burprited tl -
Urn and my-lf.' Hurpr.ted al
on. 1 adudhiinlo whalhe referred lilt
plied, 'Hie proceeding of lb old ton
Agam I iuuwreJ, 'hal procdingT
dtclaraliou
briefly rep
' Im.i I Inn
t, 1 i'k. .....mi Waahiuirtoni from
lioaiwwri.u, . 1 " . .
firai lo btalll.ore wa a rinaw bitur party ngaiii-t
hi,,,.' " At Ihe old Congroai lway. a..l with
clot- A i 'jora, Ihe uhhe knew 110 more of whet
laaed wilhui tbau nhat il wu dirud exfKd.eul
lo ditcluav.
urrr.rri! tso wiiwcto!.
Ltftyott.., iu hi memoir, detenbe a review of
Waebuig'.oii' army which he witueteed aboul
lli time. "Klavtn llioutand nieu, but tolera
bly armed, and ttill worm clad, preaeoled,'' be
auid, "a amgulur tpectacle; in ihi parti-colored
aud often naked ttata, the beat dreawa were hunt
ing ah 11 la of brown linen. Their tactic were
equally irregular. Thy were arranged without
regard to , ticepliug that th malleat men
were Ihe front rauka; Willi all Ihi, there were
g'tod-loukiii toldier conducted by lealou ofQ
cer.' "We atiutil l feol embarrated," aid W uh-
Ington lo him, "in presenting ourtelve before an
oilieer iual from Ihe French arinv."
"Il ia to learn and not lo instruct, that I came
here," wu tafayelte'e apt and modctt reply j and
il gained Inui iinmediute popularity.
The Youno Mak's Lbhube. Yohdx
inan ! nfier tho duties of tho day aro over,
how do rou nfK'iid vour oveningi t WLcn
buiiuoxs i dull, and leaves at your diitjiojsl
manr unoccupiud Iioum, what disposition
do you inukooriliciii ? I Lave known and
now know many young mop, wbo, if iLey
were duvotcd lo any Kientilto, or literary
or profcsiunal pursuits, tho lime thov
mend in "Qinciofclianco, and louti"iiii in
bed. iniulit riou lo an eminuueo. Vou bavc
all road of tho scxtou.'a ion, who bociiiie a
fine Mtronomcr by apoiiding a abort lime
every evrnmc in rnziiis nt ma star, alter
rincinur the bell for nino o'clock. Sir.
William riiillipi. nbo at the agi of furty
live bad Hituincd the order of kiiilitbood,
and the office of High SlicrilTof New tng
land, and Governor of .Massacbusctls, karn
ed lo road and write after his lSih year of
a uh 1 1) carpenter 10 Uoslon. Win. Oilloru
1I10 trroat editor of (he tjuartorly, was an
apprrnlice lo a shoemaker, and spent bis
loisurt hours in study. Anu uccauso ue
bad neither non nor paper, slulo nor pen
eil.lio wrought out bis problems on stnoolh
leallur with a Muni al. UhvhI Kitten
house, tho American nstrononior, v. ben a
plow toy, was observed to bavecovorcd bis
tilnw at.d fences Willi figures anu caicuia
lion?. James Ferguson, the great Scotch
astrotioiner, learned to read by himself, and
mrtstutcd (ho cluinonU of astronomy while
a shepherd's boy in the fields by uiglits.
And perhaps, it is not too much to say,
that if Ihe hours wasted in idle company,
iu vuin conversation nt the tavern, were
only spent in the pursuit of useful knowl
edge, thu dullest apprentice iu any of our
sl.o,' might become .in iiilclligeut mem
ber of society, nnd a fit person for most of
civil olliccs. I!y such a cuiirso tlio rough
covering of many a youth is laid aside;
and their ideas instead of being confined lo
local subjects and technicalities, might
range tho wild fields of creulion ; and oth
er slurs from among the young men of this
cily might be udded lo the list of worthies
that are gilding our country with bright
yet mellow light. AVe. Dr. Murray.
OCT The Ohio wino crop is estimated at
500,000 gallons. The (jnautity bottled by
Mr. Lnngworth, lira season, is 150,000
bottle, and with that added to his pre
vious stock, bo bus now iu ccller full 300,-
000 bottles, mostly quai ls, of which 20,000
aro of Isabella. The demand rapidly in
crrs'ios. Tho wiuo business is second only in
value- to the grain Maples of Ohio.
XtT A report recently published, shows
aa incicuio uf 20 per cent, iu boats, nnd 10
per cei.t. in tonnage, on the Mississippi nnd
its tributaries, silica tho samo period one
year tmo. Tho whole number now iu use
ia- rstimaled at 787, wilh au aggregate ton
ago of 100,000.
India rubber buttons arc coming
into extensive uso. 1 hey aro made It'oiti
one of the Goodyear varieties of prepared
ruLb. r, ami a manufaetory is now in opera
lion iu Now Uruiiswick which gives cm
ployiuent lo sonio two hundred bands,
mule and foinulo.
(KrLearn nul to jiulye too rashly of any
one t-iilier iu respect to good or evil, for
both are dangerous.
Itr.Ai'TiiTL. There is s sentiment as boauliful
aajual iu the following lines!
' lie who forgela tho fomtta It from which he
drank, and the tree under whose tltade he gambol
ed in the days of hia youlh, is a ttrmigtr to the
tiviotcsl Impreeston of Ihe human heart."
Q4T The iiilluotico of tho good man
ceases llut at ileal h ; he, as the visible
nent, is ronioveil, but tho light and influ
ence of his example will remain j and the
moral elements uf litis world will lon
ahow the traces of their vioor aud purity;
just as the western sky, afinr the sun is set,
still betrays ihe glowing traces of the do
patted 01b.
Orangks and Lemons. About 0,000,.
000 Havana oranges have been imported
i u to New York, during the season justulo
ting, aud the fruit trade has been larger
than for fifteen years past. The Mediter
ranean orMiigo seasou opens as tha W eat
Indies c!om-s the best fruit being received
uhout tho last of April, or early in May.
'Ihe quantity ex pec toil this quarter, most
I)- from Mes-iina and Palermo, is about
300,000 boxes, about one '.bird lemons,
and the valuation of the whole exceeds
JoOO.OOO.
CO" The "last word" is one of the mrt
daiiejerous weapons. Husband and wife
should no more fight for it than they
would struggle to gut possession of a bomb
shell. ttT Tie Newbury port Herald says: -Three
quarters of all tht mechanic iu America art
vorkinf thrtuaelvet lo death la pay for Ihe folhet
of fashion fur Ihemtelve and their faniihet."
Tbal'e a fact, and a shame, Ina
IF" The IMml Tribune Ihiuks that Gen.
Cast, whoa la ran ef vine as Seoalor from Mirh-
fanhas nearly etptred, w.ll have kato lo stay st
wr a"er ire rev t .-o e: i rs.ae
coniorrrno. wu ...
r, Audrew county, Mo.,
leniMcd at Rocheate
.. ..1 - a f... mmtu.t!A i.tAt.rm from
ontue nw oj rfuii-, "-
A numbur of proslavery men lo adjourn
Immedmicly, and leave the State. ot
complying wit" orJtr D,ob Uiem'
Ld, entered the cliurcn, aim iook ine pro-
idinaoiTicerand tarred and feathered him.
An old man, who attempted to prevent tho
outrage, was shot.
tir In the rclcn of Edward III., thcro
were at Uri-tol three brother, who wore
eminent clothiers and woolen weavers, and
whoe family name wa Blanket. They
were tho first persons wbe manufactured
that comfortable mateiiul which has ever
since been cnlu d by their mime, ana wuicn
was then used for peasants doming.
Tho tobacco eiported from Ibt United
gieleelo Europe in siuoimieu w nu.uw,-
WKJ pound., and the revenue derived from II by
the Kuropean government amounted lo td,5(7,-
Wm. a. Somont V Co..
At thtir old Hind, oppoiiu thi Land Office,
ARK now receiving per brk "Ork" and brig
A. "Halcyon," th following good I
1 jU boxee tperm ana .
SO keg dried applet and pcachoe,
100 bbiaaud blf bbU crutbed tugar,
50 cae picklct,
30 freed peaebei,
50 pie fiuita,
10 lonO.A.alt, ..,
CROCKERY 4: CLASS-WARE :
iOU dot cup and tauccrt,
3U0 " plate,
2U0 " tumbler,
VO " water pitcher,
Suiar bowl, lea-nui, 4tc, io.
OILS qFAlSTS:
"00 keg pure lead,
21 iO gait liuneed oil,
1U0 gala turjienliiie,
50 gul varuith,
3U0 gal lamp oil,
JilO Knit lard "
DRY COO US 1
tiOOO yd brown alitetiug,
5000 " print,
. Hlcoched cotton, bed ticking, Ac, tie.,
all of which will bt told at low aa they can bt pur.
chaaed of any other houtt in OregouClty. maylT
rarniture.
fpilK aurjK-riterbutjtittiweiv-- wk
1 tdalurgeaupplyof 1-UltM-l - ieajtj
Tt'KB of all deecriptioii, coutiai- "a
htg in part a followe
Hofat, mahogany and black walnut;
Chamber tela;
Bureau, wilh or without marble torn;
Office detka; ,
Socking chain, (tufted in hair, carpel, and with
cane and wood tenia;
Dining chain, cane aud wood uu;
Ullice chair, do do do
Children' do, high dining and rocking;
Uedalcada, varioua kiudt;
Tablet, center, card, auddiuing;
Writing detka;
Side boarda;
Parlor chain;
Settee:
Heading, toilet, and work tallica;
Loukillg'glnniee; e , ,
MutlreMc, hair, moe, aud wool;
Window thadet;
Foulhcn;
Paper hanging-, of every style;
Oilcloth; Chincee matting; fluid lamp, and burn
ing tlu-d ; with a variety of other article too
numcrout to mention.
Peraont withiiig lo pnrchate will plcaae call and
oxiuiiine for thenuclvee.
All kind of country produce taken in exchange
for Boode. T1IO.S. JOHNSON.
MiirchS3, mo. 49ir
Son, logs.
CASH will be paid oil delivery for fir and cedar
LOGS at worke of Oregon Milling & Trans-
pollution Co. R. PfcN 1 LAN P, Ag't.
Linn city, may iu, ioju.
Sacks! Backs!
riHK iiudcnigiied hue conauiully on hand at hie
X enck manufaetory in Oregon City, SACKS of
all iuulilieiind aisea, which will be aolil na low na
Ihey can bo bought in the Territury. Ordera from
a dtataiice promptly attended lo.
Wat. WHITLOCK.
Oregon City, May 3, 18.6.-3y.
Lumber, Lumber.
rpiIE Oregon Milling and Transorlution Co.
X have established a LUMBER YARD on the
river bank in rear of the slore of Allan, McK.ulay
& Co.
Lunilier in largo or small qtiantitiee, including
drcpsed siding and flooring, can alway be had by
implication al the slore of
F. 8. & A. HOLLAND.
Oregon Cily, Muy 10, 1H j.
id
KELLY'S
rrivatd Boarding- House.
.Opposite Holmes & Cci.'s Fire-proof build
ing, OREGON CITY, O. T.
d T Charges reasonable. Nov. 3-6m.
Splendid Jewolry.
G.COLLIER ROlHilXS hat now on hand
I V the linesl assnrtmeut of JEWELRY ever
brought to Ore'ii. The assortment consists in
part of the following articles i
I'nimond broacUes,
Diamond rings,
Gold railway linm-Wpefs,
Ladies' watches, in enameled cases,
Ladies ehutolaners,
Mosulo ear-riuga,
Gold thimbles, gold and silver pens,
Card eases, mantel ornamcnUi,
Card basket, pearl caskets,
Gold guard, vest, and fob chain,
Sleeve buttons, shirt studs, ,
Ladies brooches,
and a variety of other goods too uunicrou to men-
ttou.
Cull nnd see the most nia;:nificeut display of
Jewelry ever teeu in Oregon.
l. COI.I.ItR EOBIilNS,
March 22. Front street,' Portlnud.
.
Charmon & Warner.
"WR. EDITOR You will please tell all our
jj L lellow-ciliicns of Ureon thai we are aiih
doing business uuder the old firm, and under Ihe
old adage that a nimble stience ia better than a
slow shilling. e w aul lo sell goods, aud will do
to as cheap as any olher house iu Oregon City.
00- A Mulhodi.t conference which
e have enlarged our business materially, and , He keeps constantly on hand the best saddles that
now have on baud, aa usual, all kinds of GRO- cuu be manufactured with the materials at com
CERIES, such as will suit city aud country trade, maud iu Oregon. Those wishing a genuiue saddle
which we hope all who have favored us with their I warranted to tit on both aides, aud ritrrred out in
liberal patronage know full well. Call again we
will do our best. IUAK.UAN vV vv AKN I.R.
nprn i icvo.
Fl m for 8al0.
A FARM of C40 acre of land in Yam-
Mi
hill county, six miles west of Lafayette, ia
offered for sale. There are 60 tons in
cultivation, and 150 acres in pasture an orchard
of 50 bearing apple tree. The place ia well wa
tered and timbered, aud has two wells of excellent
water, good buildinir and out houses. The land
is aa good aa there it in Oregon or the world, and I X hie mills aud water power on the Tualatin riv
ita location makes it at good a stock farm a there er, about three nulea from Linn City, known aa
a) in the Territory. Farming uteutiui and stock I Moore's .Mills. It is probably the best water priv
will be sold wilh Ihe place, if dceired. The claim ' il'ire, with the exception of the great Falls of the
a well storked wilh cattle, hone, aud bogs, and ', Willamette, that there it in Oregon. I would like
ean be hid on reasonable terms. ; to sell one-half or one-fourth of my claim together
II r ln.Uir al Tut Aaoia Otfiee, Oregon City, j with the mills and water power. My object it to
p a partner, to enable me to properly improve the
IU Olir Bakery water power. JAMES M.'MOOUE.
ArE keep a full aMrtmcnt of BREAD, TIES, ' Feb. 9, li?56. 43tf
1 ? I A rt KS, and C A MY, at wbolea.1 aud
retail aplil CHARMAN WARNER.
1 Vt. throd'a ludia CrtoUMyu,t,ad Dr.
Jooe' . :
XJ i
Auk n. an t'bolsvMt'ue, al the
OKI.CHN CITY DRt'G STORE.
Mlr eN 'rrTi"-- "r Bn,
w0w Books !
,
...m r DOOKrJ, direct front New York,
among which are Ihe following :
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American Iutlitutlena,
Live of the Siucra,
llahvlon and Nintvtb,
Hillimuu' do.
Democracy in America,
"Land and Ue,"
Deck and Port,''
'Sea and Bailor,
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Lecture on the Arts,
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Peruvian Autiumlie,
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A variety of Poets.
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" Arithmetic,
Day' do.
Parley' Univ. Hiatory,
(ioodiich' Piel. V. 8.,
Mnnleith' Oeograpby,
"Lilllo HiK-uker,"
M. American Speaker.
Thompaon' do.
ihso,
a tinmniv tit ltfltlonrnr.
Uny Ihiokt, Journal, ldgen, llccord llook.
Memorandum, of all iie. Uiariea, & e., Note and
t p,.,a Knvelune. Pen, etc., 4tcI.rofr
Knive, Kmtive Hubber, Gummid Lalwl, faber'
Pfocils, lri lu quon ana pmi immm.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES POPE.Ja,
Oregon City, August 18, 1B55.
Now Jeweller.
TTAVINO employed on of Ihe beat Working
I I on Ilia Pacific eoaal. I am now
fully prepared lo manufacture every description of
Jewelry. . ,
Maeonie Jewelry, Odd FcllowV Pint, Ring,
4c, made to order.
Engraving neatly done.
Call and ee tpecimena of work.
O. COLLlElt RoBBINS.
N. BI devote my entire attention to repotring
Fine Welches. u. cou-isa isoswh.
Portland, IJee. 20, 1835-37tf
JAYNK'S Allerativt, Etpectomnt, and Pille,
Cod Liver Oil, Cattor Oil, and Bwerl Oil, at
the OKECJON CITY DKCO STUKB,
"IfEXlCAN Muaung Liuimeul, G.
W. .Mor-
chanl'a Garrjlini Oil. at Ihe
OREGON CITY 1UUG STORE.
rpKUSSES, right and left aud double, and Ab-
A. dominal tupportera, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
PUKE White Lead, raw and burued Umber,
Cromc, Green and Yellow, and other paintt,
at the OREGON CITY UUCtt STOKE.
PERFUMERY.nl the
ni'.'i:tiv ( V
OREGON CTTV DRUG STORE.
r RAEFENDERG MEDICINES!
T GraefeubergSaraaparilla, UlcriueCalholicon.
Dynenlery eyrup, couuuiilive
balm,
Pile Ointment,
' lleullh liitlere,
M Eyo Lotion, 4cc, io.,
To be found at the agency of the Company, at
the OREGON CITY Willi STUK1S.
nAYMAN'8 Dyapeptic Elixir wurraiiled lo
cure the dviiieiieia iust received nnd for
ale at the OREVOX CITY DRVU STORE.
DR. p uyeotl'i compound extract of Sareaparilla
and Yellow Dock, at Ihe
eepl3 OREGON ITT I DRUG STOKE.
OLD Dr. Jacob Towitsend' Sarseparilla, at
the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
DR. J. Ayrcs" celebtalcd Cborry Pectoral for
Coughs, colds, and consumption, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
D
R. Tovvusend's Surtnruirillii, at the
OREGON CITY Dili G STOKE.
s
IIAKER Sartnparilla, at the
OREGON CITY DKl'G 8TOICE.
SANDS' Sareaparilla, in any quantity, nt Ihe
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
MOFFAT'S Life Bitten aud Pills, ller.iard't
Dysentery Syrup, Wistar Balsam of Wild
Cherry, at lite
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
JUST RECEIVED at ihe Oregon Cily Drug
Store, direct from New York and Sun Fran
cisco, a fresh supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
l'atent Mediciucs, Family Medicines, cVc, A'C,
which vill be told at low for eath at they can be
procured in the Territory. Call aud examine for
yourselves, and get un Almanac for 1856, gratis.
I3ERUVIAN Febrifuge, for tho cure of fever
and ngue, Ac, Ac, just received and forsale
at the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
Lmiil lor Sale.
I
OFFER to (ell 160 acres of choice, land for
two dollars and a quarter an acre, cash. The
land is a portion of my claim, six mile west of La-
layette, tu the county of l ainltill. 1 ttle good.
Call nnd tee for yourselves. " 'Tis no trouble to
show" the land. S. C. ADAMS,
Glen Avoca, Dee. 25th, 1655-37lf
Scbaslopol linn Fallen I
4 ND CHARMAN & WARNER wish to
2. inform Ihe citizens of Oregon City and the
public in general that they have just received a
good assortment of GROCERIES suitable for
this season of tho year. Also, wo have received a
supply of fuuey groceries, such as Farina, Sugar
Tapitca, Arrow Root, and a Variety of other such
articles too numerous to mention.
We have a good assortment of FANCY
GOODS for the holidays, such as raisins, date,
tigs, bottled pie fruits, rospbrry preserves, and a
variety of oilier articles in this hue, such as will
Suit the greatest epicure of the laud. We have al
so on baud a good assortment of candies, and aro
receivings supply nearly every steamer. So please
give us a call ; wu will sell aa cheap as any house
in Oregon. Our motto is that a quick penny is
better than a slow shilling.
V a are now commencing to prepare in the lia
scry for Christmas, and ahull have a good assort-
I ineul of cake. W'c shall also keep ou hand a su-
J penor quality of butler crackers, Huston crackers,
and also Ihe sweet York crackers. Please give or-
ders for Ihe above in good time. Our prices ahull
I be reatouable, and the goodB made of tho best ma-
j terials in Oregon. uov24
I Who Wants a Good Saddle ?
I rpHE subscriber, living five miles south-west of
j J. Lafayette, in Yamhill county, it now currying
I on the business of Saddle .Making in good earnest.
; complete style, cheap for cash, or good trade would
I do well to give me a call. My shop is situated on
uakers l reea near where the road crosses il lead-
; ing from Portland aud Oregon City, "up country"
I by the way of Smilh'a bridge on the North Fork of
j Yamhill.
i CJ" I keep every thing in the saddlery line, at
j Bridles, Martingales, Halters, Lines, Ao , &e.
! Sept. 20-25U J. O. HENDERSON.
Muter Power for Sale.
mHE Uudersiirned would likaa in all an hair nt
TK have a full assortment of BOOTS A-
SHOES, aba) Ladies' Gaiters and Buakins,
ia fact al kinds of ladiee' shore.
apl9 tVf.titYt.V . WARNER
' P'-V-TbbM rbanr U, pick i. at the
Allan, McKinl7 A Co.,
JIWCKOF SEW GOODS,
and .. ul'd luvil. J" j M
(iOtiU article at r.eeouabl pri''" ,?,"l'a'Ml
;ihem. They coutU in part of lb following .
griiidalonet
grain eradlc
grawc)tbct& rtath
Lru.h do no .
canal Wlnei narrow
funcy broome
plain do
attort'd colored pall
painted lulai
line waah boarda
16 tq barrow S3 teell
garden rakea
bbickwmtb bellows
00 lioee
do tpodct
crctt-cul tuwe 7 II
poltthed ihoVvl
bay fork
rnnuurt forks
churni
do 11 11
mill saws 7 it
ball maltraasci double
do inglt
hair bolster double
do tiugle
iperm candle
window glott 8 by 10
do 10 by It
do 7 by 0
:...i.....l,.. a hv 10
ailuimiuiiiie uu
do 10 by 13 grape oranu iuuv
iiipke lohnceo
ShectiMU Jicw, tci'c.
And keen eoiutanlly on hand a large supply 01
QROCEUIBB,
clothing, hardware, and many articles too nurner.
M,MaALLAS,MKiyLAY4CO.
Oregon City. April 31, lUM-ly .
f r BBL8. Santa crus wine jut ,ov..n
OVJ forwleby ,,,,. t, rn
jc'.'3-lO "' i"1"1
Oregon Bacon.
1000 ' f w' cI'dEMENT It co.
Egyptian Wlicat.
FEW buahelsfiir al by
novlO WJf. C. DEMEXT4CO.
A
A Rare C'liancw
for thou enrartd, or wishing lo engage in
the I touring jjtuintt.
WEbavd'onhandanil foraulc, Ihe following
machinery- for grul mill, which will be old
low for catlt, er on a lion tune :
o hh-,..I.1a mill., m.mlilete !
1 run of four feet four inch French Hum, with
pur wheel, 114 cog, weighing ln35 lb. ; with
-..I nil. r,!t,n Kflt.ll nd oil-oot aud collur.
1 nm a.ime siw. without pillion. Other irons
T.,m,ii,.r will, a ireneral sjsortnient cf lands
bolting cloth, pulley, gudgeons, wheel, coupling",
r..r Iwiltintf cliealt. &LC 6iO.
Iu other word, every requisite uecteaary to the
completion of a grut mill by
Wm.C. DEMENT & co.
Opposite the Luud Office.
Ossoon Citv, Nov 28, 18S3.
-IfTE ARE
NOW RECEIVING, per brig
V "St.
Snanii Abirrail" and bark "Chua. JJevcus,
r.,.m Suit Vmnriw-o. Ihe full 0 Willi! HOCUS I
GROCERIES. ISO kg E. B. syrup, 54:8 gult,
21) bUs New Orleuu do.
MJUO lbs No. 1 China sugar,
5HU0 lbs table salt,
S00 boxes English and American soap,
'JO cases pie fruit, ass d,
il prose l'. i: B. yeast powdert,
501)0 lbs tobacco, ass'd brands-,
100 hull boxes raisin,
SU bblaand half bbls crushed sugar,
3000 His saleratus.
CROCKERY A General Attortment.
DRY-GOOD S: 0000 yda brown sheeting,
1000 yds satinets,
B0U0 " prints,
10 pieces alpaca,
SO pair English blanker,
200 yd carpeting,
200 " oil cloth ;
Together with u general assortment of ready made
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, cap, nnd carpenters'
tools. it'Of. C. DEMENT d CO.,
Nov. 10. . Opposite the Land Office.
To Arrive
WITHIN a few days, direct from New York,
cx clipper ship "Golden Eagle,"
40(1 guts, linseed oil,
150 guts. spts. turpentine,
200 boxes window glass, (ass'd sixes,)
S00 kegs white leud, pure,
35 gals, vurnrsh,
200 lbs beeswax,
200 lbs rositi, by Wu.C. DEMENT Si Co.,
oct 12. opposite Ihe Land Office.
bus. for aale by WM. C. DEM EN T CO.
Kuiita Cruz Liuic.
K f 1SBLS. for sale by
OU novlO 1V.V. C. DEMENT& CO.
IN our bakery we keep constantly on hand
bread, crackers, cakes, pies, cc'C.
CHARM AN .J- WARNER.
CANDIES, nuts, raisins, of an excellent rjnulily
just received nnd for sale low by
CHAUMAN & WARNER.
Oranges
EECEIVED upon the arrival of every steam
er. Don't fail locution
ClIARMANlt WARNER.
IM'ERY THING in the Hue of Groceries,
J as cheese, all kinds of spice, sal soda, cabon
ate soda, eaJorutua, cream tartar, &o., are sold at
nov4 CHARMAN., $ WARNERS.
rpOYS, of different kinds, for sale by
X CHARMAN & WA
ARNER.
Just Received.
1 Splendid assortment of Family Groceiies,
Ix. such as tea, syrup, sugar, Ac. ; also tine
and coarse salt, cream tartar, apples, chili peaches,
sardines, oysters, clams, yeast powder, also a lame
quantity of superior cheroot cigars, and tobacco of
every orand aim almost every thing else in our
line of business all of which will be sold as low
as at any other place in town, for cosh or pro
duce. CHARMAN d WARNER.
Hardware
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
BRASS and Iron Butts, Screws, Locks and
Latches, Hammers and Hat, -bets, Axes,
Drawing-knives, Handsaws, Curry Combs, Horse
Brushes and Cards, Gun Locks, Gun Cups, Wool
L urus, (.nest Handles, l'iauea, Ac
April 21, l&oj-ltf
Groceries
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
CJUGAR, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Syrup, Chocolate,
3 Starch, Saleratus, Cream Tartar, Sal Soda,
Carb. Soda, Pepper, Spice, Alum, Borax, Cop
peras, eic. April 21, lBoj-llf
Just Received,
At the' Old Stand,' Canemah,April2, 'j5.
4f WWl Lbs. Light Brown Sugar,
WWU 1 ,000 lbs. Chiua No. 1, do.,
1,000 lbs. Rio Coffee,
1 5 Tons coarse salt ; 500 lbs. fine da,
3,000 Ibt. Oregon Bacon;
1,1100 bushels oat, for tale wholesale or retail, by
JOHN P. I1KOOKS.
To Ihe Faraicrs
WE WOVLD ay, call at our etore;-we
will (iay you aa well for your produce aa
any other house in Oregon, aud will endeavor lo
make you feel a comfortable at we possibly can.
no-.'4
CHARMAN a WARNER.
Central Produce Depot.
CAN EMAIL
CONSTANTLY receiving, fresh from ranch,
wheat, oats, bacon, lard, butter and potatoes.
Dec. 1, '55. JOHN P. BROOKS.
t lb. Feathers for sale bv
T. JOHNSON.
H Wheat Wanted.
It'll EST cash prices paid bv
Nov. S. It'.W. C. DEMENT d) CO.
.Mclodeons.
AFF.W cf Prince & Co.'t best MELOtE.
CMS for sale, low. Enouire at the
IiUSlNKSS CAltVS.
i X.LAN, M'KimAY A CO.,
V Ci uoral Comiuutiion MerchanUt, aud whole.
ale and retail Dealer iu Dry Goodt, Grocerietj
llurdwure, Ac, e.
I George T. Allan.
OregouClty, Muy5. J Au-hibahl M'Kiulay.
( I iiuinae tjvne.
LLAN. M'KIXLAY &.
CO.,
Lower
Scollaburg, Ump jiia, Uregnn
LLAN, M'KINLAY tt CO., ChaniiorC
Oregon 1 errihiry. Alayi.
CHARLES POPE, JR.,
DEALER In IIurdwaro,Grocerlce,Il(y Good
Clolhin, lloole It rihot-e, Medicine,' Dock
and hlallnnery.
Muin tt., Oregou City, April 21, 1855-Iif
Wm. 0. Dement fc Co.,
WIIDLKHALE and retail IJeulert iu Grocor-'
ie, Provisions, I'uints, Oils, Iloota anal
Shoes, Crockery, eVo. Opiweite Ihe Land Office
Muin SI. Oregon Cily. June 1,
JOHN R ME RICE,
ATTORNIV AND COOMBtLOB ST LAW
Lafuyeitr, Yamhill Counly, O. T.,
WILL fuithfully attend to all butincit ea'
Iruated to Ins profceaionul euro.
April 31, 18ri5-ltf
JOHN P. BROOKS,
Whulcmlt if Retail Dealer in Groeeric; Pndueti
Prutitioni, Ae., Main Street.
A General Aatorlment kipt up of Selected CocdirV
Cunemub, December 1, 1853.
C A. REED & CO., suceestort Ie Felloief
It Reed 4 Co., dealer iu Drugs and Medicine!,
Books and Stationery, Paint, Oils, dee. Particu-r
lur attention paid lo compounding medicine.
Sulcm, Kov. .'I. SVtr
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express,
Between Oregon, California, the Altuntte
Slates and Europe.
HAVING made ndvaulngeou
t arranifement Willi the United
rab Slutes and Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Companies forliunsportulion, we are now pre
pared to forward Gold Dutt, Bullion, Specie?
Fackapet, Farcelt, and Freight, to and from N .
York, N. Orleans, San Francisco, Portland, auu
principal towns of California and Oregon.
Our regular Semi monthly Express between
Portland and Sun Francisco, is dispatched by Ihe
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.' steamship Columbia,
connecting at Sun Francisco with our scini-inonth-ly
Express to A'tie York and NeU) Orleaut, which
is dispatched regularly ou the 1st and lCih of each)
month, by the mail steamers and iu charge of oue
own messengers, through lo destination.
Our Express from New York leuvet regularly
en the 5th and "Uth of each month, also in charge
of messengers.
Treasure insured in the best New Tork com
pauies, or at Lloyd' in Loudon, at the option of
shipper.
Umcra cw loiK.no. lb, Wall at.; new
Orleans, No. 1 1, Exchange place j San Francisco,
No. Il l, Montgomery street.
J. H. Uyi.Vl, Agent.
Oregon City, April 21, 18."5.-llf
Bjn , She Steamer Portland,
i-OBci CAl'T. A.S.MUUtlAlr,
Will run dutly between Porllund aud OregouClty
Leaves Portland at eight o'clock, a. si. Return
ing. leave Oregon Cily at four o'clock, r. x.
For freight or pasaage apply on board. np21-ltf
U. S. MAIL LINE.
Oregon dig and Portland Daily Packet,
rjtn Tcnnlo Clark,
.t.T.?eV-ti i. c. AnswoiiTii, mastkr,
Will run daily, (Sundiiy excepted,) in the above
named H ade, h aving Oregon City every day a 3
o'clock, a. H. Returning, will leave Portland at
2 r.H., lunching ut all intermediate points.
f or freight or passage apply on uoara. npvi-ti
New Volumes of the Four Reviews
and Blackwood.
COMMENCE wilh North British for May,
IS.",j, mid the other Reviews aud Bluckwuur
for June, 1855.
7'erm uf Subscription. Any one Review or
Rlackwood, $J a year. Uluckwood nnd one Re
view ur uny two Reviews, $5. The fourl!c--
vices uud Uluckwood, 10. Four copies lo one
address, $30.
Postage on the four Reviews and Bliw-kwood Ie"
any Post office in the United States, only B0 cent
a year on each Review aud 24 cent a year on
Uluckwood,
Address, L. Scott & co., Publisher, 54 Gobi
street, comer Fulton, New York cp8
Reading for the Million.
s. j. Mccormick
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT THE FRANKLIN BOOK
a rone, fhcnt-st, ror.TL.iND, oaeqo.v,
A Choice selection of Popular Books, Newt
!1L. papers, Magazines and Fancy Stationery.
Among the books on hand will be found works
on Tcnieruuce, Agriculture, Horticulture, His
tory, Poetry, ISingraphv, Modicines, Religion
Science, School Books, Uomunces, &., dec, Ac.
HTSubscriptious received for llarpe-s, Graham,
Godey, Leslie's, or Putnam, ut $4 a year, pott
age free.
ID Subscriptions received for any atwspapei
published in uny part of the Union.
Remember the Franklin Rook Store and News
paper Agency, Front slroet, Portluud Oregon.
IJ?"A priced catalogue will be published early
in April, uui will be sent to any part of the terri
tory free on application.
Ladles !
"rOU will fiud an excellent assortment of Dretat
M. uud Bunnct Silkt, Satint and Velretn: aha
Bonnet Trimmingt, Hosiery, Glarts, hicet and
Ribbont, Table Cloths, Cuuntnpaurt, etc., at tha
store of CHARLES POPE, Jr.,
(Main-st., opposite Almethy ' sloe,) where may
bo found almost everything ill the liuo of
Dry Good:
Such as Piinls, Ginghams, Alpacas, McriuoS,
Plaid Liuscys, .Mini ins, Sattiuetts, Jeans, Fluu
neis, Sheetiugs, Bed Ticking, Hickory Stripe,
Colton Butting, etc.
V.VWH .JI, t'll Ml, lOt,, ill
Medicines for Sale, By
CHARLES TOPE, Jr.
ft.VNDS' Sareaparilla, Peck's Wild Cherry Hit'
C? lers, Balemau'a drops, Bnndreth's pills-, lice's1
pills, Perry's vermifuge, Opodeldoc, Gum Caiiw
phor, Gum Arabic, British oil, Lobelia, Hot dropsy
3d preparation, Roman eye balsum, Daliey'r pairs
extractor, Laudanum, Paregoric, Oil of Pepper
mint, Essences, Composition Powdersy Curler'1
Pulmonary Balsom, Sulphur, Epsom Salt, &ev
April 21, ISij-ltf
GILT MOULDING for picture framee, for
ale by CHARMAN 4. WARNER.
rl"iO PICK CIGARS, the beat chance brat
aplB CHARMAN 4- WARNER'S.
TVO you want Hay Forks, Spadce aud Shovel
XJ call at
CHARMAS 4. WARNER S.
Something ZVew.
ANY person having a Melodeou, Seraphiue,
Accordeon, or other reed instrument, wilh
broken or defective reeds, can have them repaired
by applying or tending to Chat, M. Keater, at hist
residence, two square back from Ihe Baptist
Meeting House, iu ihe North part of Orejon City;
Charge for inserting tinglo reeda from $1,50 lo
$,UO. Reasonable dedu.-tion for a ereab-r nurn
be'- C. M. K ESTER;
Oregon City, September 22, 1855-23
rpEMPLE OF HONOR. Tualatin Temple of
J. Honor, No. 1, meets every Wednesday eve
urn, at the American Hall, For eat Grove, Orrf'".
Brethren of the Order iu good ttaudmg arc in--vi'.ed
lo visit liiu Temple.
M. TUTTLE, W. C. T
S. A. Duo. v T !..
(' LAS.'j-jrtiware. and Cnckarr, at