die course ii Im reti iwly j.urtunJ, scarcely
Jitervei A reply. 'Mia circulation of lUu
Ili-rulJ nuvur wu no largo as It U at tlii
uiuinctif. If wo had llio fPjuiito tiiiiclii-
i i t i ti
nerVi mitcii is now iiiiikiiij i t in uy .ncsars.
J I jo k Co., instead of I ho 70,000 Juily cop
leiwliiill wears si 'reuiit Jrlnliifj, wo
wuulJ won mntli 100,000,
Willi ri'jjiul lo tint allugpil alteration in
llio character of our circulation, wo can state
will) pm f i 'ft (ruth llmt tlio recent course of
I l,o lloriild, instead of diiiiiiiihliiii'', hut
rather increased llio number of our nuu'cri
born In iho 8 'utli. The circulation of t he
Herald in the Synth was never but n very
small port of iu ii.iort, as ii will always
bo but a small mrt of llio npiort of any
Northern puprr. For lliii lust ten or fif
tn year our cifculition ia Boston and
Mauuchutrtti alone hat been equal to the
teholeof our einufulion in the Soulurn
State: Tbo truth in that llio Noilhern
Slates are tliorreatnuwiiiicrrciidcr; and
ncvur lias an idea of circulation, patronage
oraupport enUred our lienJs in connection
with tlio course w hich wc have pursued in
relation to the political or party issues, or
governmental questions, of the country.
For tho hint thirty yearn wo have u,poted
iha constitutional rights of tliaSutitli on the
negro as well its on other question. Dul
wc never professed to bu a Southern journuli
or lo kiipprirt exclusively the rijhtu of 'lie
South, or the riglitaof any section of the
Union. Our ulle''iaiice lini always; been
given, au it wits duo, to tho constitution, its
principles ami its compromise ; but to
nothing beyond that. Asa positive fact
and on n hciicficeiit institution, wo havo al
ways regarded slavery in the South in a f.i
vorublu light, both as an existing clement
of society and a mi iiilisunsiiMo necensiiy
in warm tropical latitude. We Inve lived
ititlioSu'li ns well as in the North, mid
are personally acquainted with tho condi
tion ol hibor in both sections of the country
From experience, wo know and believe
that Southern slave labor, as a practical in
slilution, is) mo it favorahlo to health, hap
linesi and comfort than that of Northern
free labor, so fur as numbers are concerned
Wo could illuslralo this position by philo
sophical argument and statistical data, but
it is not necessary fir our pres' lit purpose
llmt we eiiotiiu cuter more lullv into its
discussion.
As lo slavery in its political aspec', we
have always "a lien the same view of it as
that entertained by the frame rs and found
crs of the constitution. W'o have ul way -inaiutaiiied
that in the admission of free
Slates into the Union, an equilibrium of
represent:! in should bo preserved lo ll.e
tSoiilh, more especially in ihc Senate. If,
for instance, Kansas should be admitted as
n free Slate, we hold that another slave
Stale should be carved out of Virginia, Tex
as, or Florida, so as toprcservo the balance
of the constitution.
These arc some of the views which we
Lave always maintained anil which we
mean to slick to. these principles and our
moral convictions have been the same for
thirty years past and aro the same yet.
We appreher.d that our opposition to
tiuchanan, Fillmore, or any other candidate
Tor the Presidency, has very little to do
viilt great constitutional principles. We
are opponed to the party whiuh supports
ftucliatian, not because it is an exclusively
Southern party, bnt because it is a corrupt,
vicious and demoralizing parly, iu who.-e
hands the interests of l lie country w ill not
be safe. We are op osed lo Fillmore, he
Cause he is supported by tho rump of the
old whig party, under a false mask, false
professions, false- principles and false lead
ers, with Hi sincere or well defined objects
in vie. Wc are Inclined towards Fremont,
because he is a new Innn, untrammelled
by pledges or antecedents, unimpeachable
both as regards his personal and political
character, and opposed lo all the corrupt
parties and politicians who have hitherto
had the administration of our ntl'iirs. We
look upon him the more favorably because
wo belive thai with him as President there
will be morechanca of carrying out those
administrative reforms which all must ad
mit aro imperatively called for in the pres
ent condition of ottr institu'ions. We have
no doubt that there are persons innumera
ble iu iho South who entertain similar
opinions to these, and it is an improper use
of words to class tho Herald, or the per
sons who think with it, in the same catego
ry wilh Wilson, Lloyd Gariison, Wendell
J'hillips, Seward or Sumner, Theodore Park
er, Henry Ward Dcecher, Fred. Douglas
and other abolitionists, black republicans
and rabid secessionists of the North and
Suuil). We are merely using tbc black re
publican rascals for the purpose of getting a
fonn and revolution in the administration
orthe government.
If we are to judge from tho vast influx
of subscribers which is pouring in to us
from all parts of the country, but more par
ticularly from the South, we should say
these sentiments are beginning to prevail
generally throughout the country and we
Relieve that before the month of November
next there will be large and influential
party in favor of Fremont in the South,
which uauing with his supporters in the
North, will very much increase the chances
of his election. But this party will not be
composed of corrupt spoilsmen, intriguing
cflioa seekers and insane disunionists.
They will form a firm phalanx of the friends
and supporters of tho constitution, deter. ;
mined to csr7 the election of their d'M
daU OB hi;jl moral Sod constitutional
grounds.
I'Male.
Tho wilier ol tho follow in commiinica.
nei., , I v .l 'n. . ..I.
if n iu u n lllbll IIIIIV UO U llll 1IIOUU
Ltia run ml np li.nAnin u'it-l li Crttn I
' mii vmii w i ivwuiiiw nwuuiv" i' vih
, , , .ii , .i if.
being planted Imig in the same- looulity.
'J'llO experiment he propose, can be easily
.. , , ... , .-, I ,i .
liii-u. in tins laiiiuue, wo aupposo linn
tho planting can be deferred even later than
. . . -
the second weik in July. Potatoes plain
ed mar tho lirat of July often niuko a
hiiiiiKoino yi Id.
Wo invito our friends to try llm phui
jiioposed by Mr. Sender., fanner.
To llcnew Putaton that hnrt Lien run
out by conilaiit ltiiitiii.t)o back wed
till tho lirr.1 or second week in Jul v and
then carefully harvested, the product will
be potatoes not larger than wulnuis ; if
these are plnuii'd the next spring at the
iiaual lime or planting they will pro luce
Inrj-o sized potatoes us sound nnd mealy a
the particular spicks ol potato plunted
cm r was
Tim advantages of this plan, is, thesav
ing of time over I he old plan of sowing seed
liom the potato apple, and renou'ini; a fa
vorito species of potato lo its former excel
Iriico,
1 have tried this titan myself and can as
sure lai mers uf its success.
ClIAS. SKAIiEtl
Springfield, Illinois 1800.
Unpaid I.i:tti:us. I lie plan put in op.
oration at New Voik, some wueks ago, for
the deposition of unpaid letters addressed
to persons tritltln the United Stutes, hew"
found lo woik nitisfac'orily, we are author-
i.ed to say that the Postmaster (jeiiera! has
given directions for it to bo extended toal
other oflices as practicable, lilunli circu
lars and no'es of instructions have been
printed, and will bo distributed to postmas
ters in due course of business. The follow
ing copy of this circular and note shows
w hat this plan is :
Post Office, 15-
A letter bearing vour address is detained
in this oflice for non payment of poslngo.
Uy enclosing lo mo, immeuiati ly on receipt
ofthis, three cent tlamp and pre-pay-
Ing your note of reply, tho letter will be
duly forwarded according to iu direction.
Respectfully yours,
Postmaster.
NoTF.. Postmaster will fill up, address
anil (rank the ubote notice, without the use
of an envelope, to all persons in the Lnited
Nut.'s lor w hoin iinxiul letters shall have
been deposited iu their otlioi s ; and may
dispense with llio former practice ol port
ing up notices in their otliees that such let
ters have been deposited therein.
J.ts. Camniki.l,
Postmaster General.
Maki.nii I'hovisio.v fob You.nq Mux.
M:tkiii; n small proion for young men
is hardly justifiable, and is of all things the
most lireitidicial to themselves. They
think w hat tlirv havo much larger thai) it
reallv is. nnd iniikc noexortion. The vouni:
kIiohIiI nrier hear nnv ltin"iiii!ro but this
"V,. Iiuvpvoiie nun wnv to miilu.. mill it
depends upon vour own exertions whether
you starve or nut."
fcir Tlio United States has housed in one
of the Arsenals near Philadelphia, no less
than threo millions of pounds of salinctie.
3J" The entire income of tho London
Timet is SfiO.OU'J per week three millions
a year.
1-
PnOTESTAXTISU IN TIIK UoSI'HOIlUS. Tho Lon
dun Times has a letter fnnn a correspomleut, dut
cd Constantinoble, May 13, iu which ho says :
Yesterday (Ptuidiiy) the hells rung for iho first
tune on the i-her.'S ol the ISoKphnrus, luviuiig uie
faithful to Protcaleiit worship. Thechspel aiOr
tukoi was opened. It was entirely gut up bv pri
vute subscription, nnd, unnoticed uud unaided, tho
Entrlisli colony of Orlukui decided to waive ull sec
tarian diU'crcnccii, and to unite in build. a suita
ble place or Divine worship : .they have complete
ly succeeded, and it would bo difficult to imagine
anything more simple, tasteful, aud suitable to the
purpose, naniclv, io acrve as a temporary church.
It ia siluuted ull one of the highest points above
Orlukui, commanding a biulirul view over the
lower part oribe U isphorus and the Golden Murn.
Cocraor, MuTiitss I Newton sinned away
his early udvuut.iges, und became nn ubambined
prutliuate, but iho text and hymn his mother had
fixed iu his miiid iu his infnney nnd childhoud were
never effaced, aud finully t'ustened him to the
emu. Cecil tells us, in rl in ine ajys oi nis vain
ly, though lie withstood no many pious endi-uvors,
he never could resist his mother's tears. Wilton,
lute liishoiMifC'alcutlu, in his narrative of inter
course wilh liellin'ton, the ass.UM.i, suys he cold. I
make him feel nothing till he mentioned his moth
er, ami then he broke into a flood or tears. "In
the muruiug sow thy seed aud iu tho evening hold
iioilhy hand."
Woman's Naturb. I should not suy, from my
experience uf my own sex, that a woman s nature
is llexibln und impossible, though her feelings are.
I kno-.v very few instances ol u very interior inun
rilling the mind uf superior wmnau ; whereas I
know iwciitv fifty of u very inferior woman rul
ing a superior man. It he love tier, llie ctiunees
ore lhat she will in the end weaken and demoral
ize h:m. If a superior woman marry a vulgar or
inferior man he mukes her miserable, bin lie tei-
dom governs her mind or vulgarizes her nature ;
and if there be love on hit tide, the chances are
thut In the end she will eletule onJ refine him.
trff Suys a scientific writer :--"To obtain some
idea of llie immensity of the I restore works, let
us look through Lord Itoss's telescope, and we dis
cover a tar in me innime oepiua oi apace, win
light is 3,5000,000 years m traversing lo our earin
moving at the velocity or twelve millions of miles
iu the minute. And behold God wo there.
Pocla Deu'Sioss. It takes a keen observer
... j. ,..,. i! lhaooou ar la! acres mat arc mo in
ih rnnntn. We. en valiant, note a few of
llxm1 . .. , , .
It is a p pular delusion to believe mat on eauor
it a public Deiiowa, oouna 10 pun ccij.u...s
everybody lhat wants to use lilin.
That the moat certain roan to lonune lainroujju
the turnpike of polilica.
That a mau e lute.leetia id rauo w uu uia aasu-
rauce.
That the most Cheistian-like course whicu a
lrgymaa caa follow i u alauder aud vilify those
Who dluer WUU Olin iu uia uuciriuai puiuui ui
faith.
That oowderon a lady a lace ha the aame ottect
u is the pan of a muaket aaasts her to go off.
That ? alure, when ahe made "lovely woman,"
meant, but omitted, to have finished her off with a
buctle. , .
That the music of a consumauve piano is luuy
euiial to lhat of the spheres.
That a formidable moustache inspires a poltroon
with the courage of a brave soldier.
That oo'a count rv ewes him a living, and will
discharge the debt without any effort on bit part
,wT"i;4rlat ind ,mMM Wo
amuggtcd ioio one of the leara-d profeaioB?. las
tru 'iii aud tr'n'l-mia.
2T Tlw I'l.miicinu alphabet, invented b
'""."'. ",d orW,lye"ly rirti'n letiera.bui ilia
I I'lltrli.li Inia lisiHnlv.ki (I.- U. ...... I. . .
I tv luikiali thirlv-tiirdt. ill IN....... i..,. ...
,. . . a . . V. ",7n",r
.
t-JT I'" CiviiiJ eviihiiee in hcrm f buriflnfy
H.11C, ,(.Hj. c,m, b,fof, a ..mgu,,,,,,. ut ,h'.
lii-uii.I.-r-l.j lie, ( Ki,clmnl Mr. MarlmicJ, a pnwn.
broker, who bIo a bluckNinilli. (ad llmt iloor-
L-k wou!d:b muei. morn ttnmilv n:r-Ll u.!ll. iI.m
. r - " "
sty in mo m inun without. 11 coul.l pirk
urn rly my lock wild a nirca of wire if llio ksv
weru Ml In tli lock i and knowiiif llmt, ho ul-
ways iuus uie Keys out ol His duvra.
IT "I have had niHiiy elnldriui," uy Mm.
1 1) , "but I never lout bill on, lie a at a brlehl
b.')' named Juenb, and lie wu very iiKiiii.llve. I
diui'l nelnd to knuwr much, a-iu lie would p-iw
iiiu m. n nen I was in Ilia iloueli, lit would
C'.mo ,-oiind ami uk me nidi iuel,om such
".Mu, hIih iimkcs Iho li iiMlnorilie cluck iru r.iiMiil?"
or, " Imt i Hie rriiwii thut the wiifuii wluela io
roiimi null in vi going straigtit aliea.l like llio
liune V Hoineiliinir w.ia nlwava revolting in
his mind. 1 used to tell him fur, law I I didn't
know "It ig btcaiiui llie wind blowa llifin, my
little dear," or, "do sway, my dear, I'm imikinza
pudding-" Hut lliis didn't Run lo Miliary him.
n lial a IlliniT it la I'l Have a Child revolve ao mueli
in Ilia mind ! I am cimv iuctd if lie Imdu't ht tn a
revolver he wouldn't hare goue off so quick. ''
notion foil.
rj" An ed tor in Iowa ha been fine.l $-?.'0 for
hune'iiK a girl in meeting. C'heup enough," aoya
anuiiier ol lite Irulrriiily, "wu once hugged a cul
In meeliiijr and 1 1 baa coat u a thousand a year
ever since.'
CUT Whut is llio d IK-reiice jMlneen fillini a
pi.cher wilh water and throwing a woman over
burd T Due is "wuler ill the pitcher," and the
olher,"ilch her in the wuler."
lU'tttitout Notlre.
I!tv. Geo. C. Ciiasdlkr. I). I)., will preacli in
the Hup i.l I'hureh iu thiacity on the lirnt, aeeoud,
mid four ill Lord's Days in euch monih, and I lie
Iter. II. J.iii.vson on the third, bervico ut It1 4
o'clock a. M., and at 3 r. u.
Yamhill Co. Agrtcnllurat Hoelrty.
The nnuuiil Fair of lira eiety will lo held at
ji Kuvette U. T. on Tliursdny, tictober 2'Jd, lSjli,
to whieh (hit citizen or Ymniiill Cii. arc generally
invited. The public are nfcred to primed cata
logue (nt the Court house in La Fayette I or arti
cles for exhibition c. &.
Maiitix Olds, Prea't
Iji Fayeltc O. T. July SI, 18.16.
Wm, Holmes V Co.,
( Ft It P. PROOF BK1CK Bl'lLUINfi, )
MAL ST., OREGON CITY,
TJ" F.V.P constantly on hand a roll nMnrtment f
. the rulluwiiig urticlea both WIlOLKiALli
uud HETA1L :
DRY GOODS:
K Inree nuuntiiy. conaiatiuir purlly or prints or all
k.nd, nit rinoH, KngliMi and French ulpueos, do
luines, fuiiey and bluck silk, eliretin-je, hhirlings,
I ckinga, twee. In, caiisiincrea, cotlniiuderi, hickurya,
denims, drilling, sutiiietle, blue, bluck, grey, uud
mixed, &c, Ve.
GROCERIES:
A well ai lected apsortinent, in part cnnisting ot
augar, eoflee, tea, eyrup, soap, candlea, fruit, Hour,
butter, bacon, sp.ee, pepper, salt, saleralus, soap
powder, ink powder, yrust powder, gun powder, tc.
CLOTJIING:
such us black froek, sack, and shaii;liai coals, or
caxsimcre, enssinette, suttnet, and cloth J vests,
bull", Bilk, blaek autin, cloth, and caaimero, pluin
and fancy ; punts, a largo assortment of doeskin,
cawiiuiere. clu'.li, jcuns, aalinrt, linen, and all other
kunls ; huts, ettjffi ; over and uiiiter alnrls ; aloeks,
hnndkerchiers, and cravats, aud a Ihoitsand other
thing, such as
BOOTS d) SHOES,
women's coarse and lino boots, fine blaek aud col
M,,J !'-. "tipper, &c. ; nien'acalf shoe,liKhl
and iu-uvy brouns, k p and culf buot, culf aud
euaiueled g.titers, boys' and children's boots, shoes,
uud gaiters.
A Is.,, nails, spikes, hammers, hatchets, saws,
axes, ecylhis, steels, squnrca, Sec, cVc.
OT the above gooda will be sold ut tho luwpfcl
market rales. All kinds or produce tukcu in ex
change Tor goeds.
WM. HOLMES, R. II. MALLO'.IY, A. HOLLAND.
Sept. 19, lSiti. y
Wo aro now 11000171110;
AND have iu store
JL 100 sack Uio coffee,
60 whole and hlf bbls crushed sugar,
30 " " " N O "
100 doz brooms,
950 boxes Eng. soap,
100 ' candles,
1U0 " glass, avs'd sizes,
gelher wilh a general useortinciit of crockery,
hurilware, boots und shoes, paints and oils, Sec,
rX'e., w hich wo olkr for sale ut a low price as
Ihey can be purchased in Oregon Territory.
.11. c. ui:.ii,. 1 o: lu.
Oregon City, Sept. 'J.
B'resh Oregon Timolliy Seed.
-1 rA I5UStIEf.S just received an! for sale
i.OU low by Wit. C. DEMENT if- CO.
To Arrive
WITHIN a few days, direct from New York,
1000 lbs spun cotton,
Dl'U lbs beeswax,
100 gals coach varnish,
S bbla rosin, for sale low by
Sep 19 WM. C. DEMENT k. CO.
Seed Wheat.
HAVE 1500 bushels cleur white WHEAT,
entirely free from smut, which will bo a very
(h-siruble urlielu Tor those wishing ro sow wheat
this full. Itcan be hud at my barn for 81.00 per
bushel. WM. BAULOW.
Sept. 2H, 1S."G. 23-wl
Blank Books.
4 I'T. ESI I supply, and first-rute assortment of
lY full and hull' bound BLANK BOOKS,
jusl received ex "Younjr America." P.ifa Hooka,
Mieep and I uek .Mem.irat.dnms, monthly and
Nrekly lime Books, r.eceipl Booka, shipping
and Storehouse, and C'utli Copying Press Book,
schoil WrDni; IJooks, 31. mature Blanks, Autes,
Drafts, Bills Lading, Sec, Sen.
Noisy Curriers lick und Siationery Co.,
IN 0. 64 & lib Long Wharf, and 97
sep. S0-m3 Battery at., San FranciecO.
Administrator's Notice.
"VJ"OTICE it hereby given that the undersigned
J.1 was appointed by the Judge of lite Probate
Collrt in and for Cluckama county, O. T-, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Andrew Jackson Cut
ting, late of the county of Clackamas, O. T., on the
Hth day of Aug. IKou. 1 hereforo ail pereons in
debted to said 1 state will please make immediate
payment ; and all persons having claims ajainsl
said estate mutt present the aame to the under
signed at his residence in Molalln. Sworn to a
the law direct. JAMES OFFICER,
Sep SO, '50. 23-w4 Adminiatrator.
Saw XvXilL
I WILL rent my SAW MILL, and timber for
it use, fur one or more year, ou very favora
ble terms. The works are in complete repair;
and there i an extended custom to this mill, at
it runs ail the dry season, u well a most of the
wet season. Steady, temperate men with fami
lies, can now have a first rate chance to "make a
raise." I will aell some of my fin blooded catll
on good terms. DAVID NE WHOM.
Marion Co., Sept 6, 1656. 2ii5
SONS OK TEMPERANCE. "Oregon Di
vision No. 8 Son or Temperance" meet ev
ery Friday eveuing at 7J o'clock, at their new
Hall over the Drugstore.
IT Members of other Divisions are invited 10 at
tend. R. S. BKOL'GHTON, R. 8.
Ang.23, leo6. 13
T0 yoa want io. km- yarn I
We have it.
XJ anie
CIIARMAN 4 WARNER
0
REGON HAM and SHOULDERS for tats
by al9 CIIARMAN 4 WARNER.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
rpillJ ci'partuaialiip lieMulorv tvi-linif between
L the en'iaeriLers umler the firm or HisaTow Si.
t o. was diaaolved by uiiitual cuiiaeul Autut 1 Gilt,
IH.it), Ivrauiia iudebud will pleas nuke puv
mailt lo J. Hurilow, who will receive all deb:
duo the late lion,
JOS. n vItSTOW,
W. t'OKUY.
Cuuemah, Srpl. tl, ltjJB. 91
Jos. Sarstow
T S by liinneir, and would rip.'flfui:y my to hie
X liii'iiiia uu l llie puli.ic iteiirrully lliul he la
lliunkful for p iil p iirunui'e, and will continue busj.
lieaa ut llio o d stand, uud will ever be ready lo
anow ma i.oudu to iiiom, wno limy favor him wilh
a c.i 1 1. Cuiue one, eume all, both ifie.it and amall,
and five him a cull before Hireluiiii' elH-wbeie,
uud esuuime for youraelvea Ilia epteuJid and select
lock or
DRY GOODS, PROVISIONS, CLOTII-
ISU, HOOTS and SHOES,
Tea, Sugar, Cnfii-e, Spi.ea, Alc, Vc, II iIb, Xnili,
llrooins, Slu,, and uhnoet every Ihiuj; ierlainiui; to
a geuerul I, ue uf bua.nea. Lniiciuuli,beil. 0.
raim for Salo.
A FAR.M of ClOuersoflundin Yam.
hill eounlv, sis inilea nest of l.al'uyette, I
aolli red for salo. There aro KG aeres iu
culiivuiloii, and 1.10 acres in pasture au orehaid
or oU bcanug apple liee. The place Is well wa
tered anil timbered, and hut two Welle or escellent
water, irooj buildings and out-huuaet. The liud
la aa gno l o there ia in Oregon or lbs woild, and
its locution makes it ua good u ttoek Turin at there
it in tho T'crriiory. Funning ulenails und ttock
will be at.ld wilh llie place, it' dea red. The claim
ia well "tricked wilh eatlle, hursca, and hogs, aud
van be hud on rraaonuble term.
ID lmjiiire at Tits A sue Office, Oregon City.
Jllst KtTI'IVI'l,
4 Nl
(V (it
iV tiOOII.S, couialinir oT Do Lsiin, Jaeonrt,
II. .ok .miiIui, cruaa-bined .Mualin, hil-' ng, liner
(ion, liublein Ladies' hose, collars, Are., Sec.
Abo, HOOKS and STATION KUY.
tHAULES POl'E, Jr.,
aug 10 Muin St.
MoiiM-tliing New.
"1XTK, in addition to our Grocery Ol d linking
T T biisuiera, have just received a good and
well telt-ctrd stock ut MtY GOODS, eueh oi
ealieure, musl in, uiuils lie luinea, sutim lla, tweed,
KriHuckv ji'uni.. ivc , Ac. aluia good aasorliueiit
of Huniicta, bed lick.n.', and drill, p ukot hand-
kerclrels, nrekercliiefa, dee., all or w hich we war
rant lo be or tho beat quality, and will tell aa low
aa cun be bought at any other bonne in the city.
e suy lo Hie f.irmere, we can till your billeeoin-
plelely, which will euve you to much trouble in
running around elsew here. Call and ace.
Aug. 10. VHAUNAX J- WAUMiK
GOOD grain sacka for sale cheap, bv
CIIARMAN WARNER.
rpt) pick fancy shoes, either ladies' or gentle.
X iiKU'a, call nt
iiulll CIIARMAN $ WARNER S.
I)Ot'KET and table cutlerv of first qiml.lv, lor
. sale Ly CIIARMAN J- WARNER.
DO you w uut IiuIk, guoil and eheup? Call at
CIIARMAN 4 WARNER S.
BRUSHES, erub, hand, und loolh; du hair;
pu'ul biuahcs, eVc.. for sale at theslnroof
CIIARMAN ij- WARNER.
CLOTIIIG uAittuoisr.
Wm. G. Badger,
109 BATTERY ST., COKNb'R OF MEIIC1UNTS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
.fesiSj.IMI'OrtTF.R of every variety of Cloth
ssiug and Furnishing Cowls ; also of Ducks,
Drills, Sheetings, lilanki-Is, Huts, LSunts and l!ro
gaus, by recent arrivals has received very large
invoices of the most desirublc styles of CLOTH
ING, ami it is llie laiigest stock ever offered in
this market. The Goods are manufactured under
my own supervision, and of the best material, well
cut, lurgo sizes, und made hi tho must duruble
manner.
Tiuders from the country are invited to examine
this heavy stock, and Ihey will liud the prices
I. ave ii than they can bo found clscnlicru iu the
in.ii ket.
Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and
most saleable goods, ua each urlicle is guarantied.
OP.DlCltS FROM THE COUNTRY prompt,
ly and carefully attended to.
10,0110 pairs assorted fiinby eusimre pantsj
10,000 " assor.cd futicv und pliiusatii ct do.,
7,000 " " linen pants,
2,000 " " Uoodycur't rubber pant
1,000 Uoodvear's while rubber coals.
2'JO cases Goodyeur's long and short rubber
bouts,
200 " miners' bnols,
1,000 d,,zen super flannel overshirls,
300 " fancy cussimore oveialiiitn,
1,000 " while shirts,
GOO " heavy hickory shirts,
fi00 " heavy check shirts,
300 Merrimack shirts,
600 " lambs' wool undershirta,
300 " re(;altu iinderahirts,
200 " grey flannel undershirts,
450 " laiuhs' wool drawers,
250 " blenched drill drawers,
l.f.UO " overalls,
300 ' Denim frocks,
1,200 " country-knit wool socks,
1,500 " heuvy w hite and mixed cotton do.,
1,000 pieces supsr silk pocket handkerchiefs,
100 dozen super black silk neckerchiefs,
200 " cambric handkerchiefs,
300 " rubber belts,
250 " buck gloves,
400 " bueksiii gold bigs,
1,(1110 doeskin business costs,
400 black cloth frock coals,
2,000 assorted overcoats,
600 " p a cuuui,
3,000 "ilk, cbilh, and velvet vests,
20 bales blue and while blankets,
50 " A sheeting,
50 " drills,
30 ' osturled duck,
50 cases line felt huts,
l00 " straw hat. For sale by
WM. O. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
No 109 Battery, cor. Merchant at., Sun Francisco.
N. Ii. No goods sold ut retail. 14m3
gi:o. ae(i:k i:tuv & Co.,
MERCHANTS,
OREGON CITY, O. T.
Aberncthy, Clark di Co.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
iSria Franciico, Cnl.,
Will attend to aelling Oregon produce, and fill or
ders Tor Goods, Groceriea, Sec, at the loweat rulsi.
The patron.ige of the pcoplo of Oregon ia re
pentfully aolieited. Aug. 2.
To Merchants.
1TTE are now receiving llie following articles:
V 50 bbla S.uii a Cruz lirne,
15 " hydraulic cement,
5 " plaster of paris,
32 kegs units,
8 " spikes, 5 & 6 in.,
100 " 11 iston ayrup, 5 g.ilt.,
2 ba Uio collie,
25 mat China No 1 tugar,
25 half bbla N O augar,
5 bbla viuegsr.
aug 3 G. ABKRNETIIY Sl CO.
To Ulucksuiilh mid .Tlaiiulucla
rem.
"1 1 J" are now receiving tea ton of iron of the
T V following ai7ea :
Round iron from j lo 1 inch,
Square " " lo 2 "
Bar " " 11 to 3j.
Nail rode,
Hoiee shoe iron,
Band iron, 3i J.
Flow reel, 121 i
For sale at lowest market rate.
aug3 G. ABEKNLTHY A. CO.
TU. Oajfiofe luliaC'holagogue.aDdDr.Jonea'
XJ Anv n. an uiiotagofo. at the
ORCGOS 4.ITT OKl'O STORC.
What' tho Vso of Oolnf Barefoot?
rilllK aiibacriber huaiiH-nrd a boot and shot thnp
L in (hit vitv, where making and mending will
bu don taordtrax siwkt aunca. 1 olo kep
con.lunlly on hand ready made boot and tlinea,
which I will sell on nuwinsblo term. Tliaukful
forpaat favora, I Hill solicit a reoaouubla tliar uf
patronuge. Call aud try ut anyhow.
J. II. ULA.NI'IED.
Oregon City, Aug. 9, 18.1C 17ni
WE are juat receiving a iiuonlily of DRY
GOODS, EARTHEN WARE, and ol
moat every thing elae a mua can innti ut. Korin
era would do well lo call uud get llieir harvest aup
pin about now.
July 13. t'l.lJT.V.I.Y n .1K.lK.
i otti:..i iioi'si',
ftt. a Cor. 3d i Water it, opposite Ferry land'g,
OREGON CITY.
'J ho truveling public are reaiiectrully invited to
give iu a call.
The OKl'.MU.I IKUMI'. is the mrt pleatantly
located Hotel in llie Territory, au l lias been an
ulterrd within I lie lut few muiilhs as to make it
one or the moat couinialiuu.
The tuble wtll always be supplied with the beat
that the matket ull'ordt. Good accommodation
fur ladiea anil fumihea.
Good alubling aud feed fur hurec, with prniierat
h'lidaiiee. Sl'ltLNGEIl i, bllL'.NK.
Juna8, 18.1C. Iiiu
To Farmers.
UR REAl'KKS and TIIKASHEnS have
urrived. Cull toon, if you wiah lo get one.
We have 3 eighl-horau Ihrushert and cleuueir,
J reaper aud ruker.
July .1, lboG. O. AUKKNETHY & CO.
II. W. LUCAS. t. USLTOS.
Lucas 6l Dalton,
IIOL'SE, SIGN, ft ORNAMENTAL PAIN
TERS, Sec,
HAVE received and oiler for sale,
4000 lbs Atlantic whits lead,
.150 gallons boiled linseed oil,
300 raw "
300 ' tiuieuiine,
200 " Tilden's No. I furniture vurni.li,
150 ' " " coach
200 " Japan "
1000 lbs of putty,
6 doz Adams 6-10 brushes.
6 dux tush toole assortid,
10 pucks of leaf gold,
10 ' " silver,
100 lbs uf Small's assorted colors,
.1 gros of camel and sable hair pencils,
5500 It uf glass, 8x10, 10x12,111x14,10x15.
Glazed sasb, any quantity, or the following sizes
and prices:
Hxlfl, S3,n5 per window,
10x12, 4,00 "
9x13, 4,00
10x14, 4,50
10x15, 5,00 "
Messrs. L. 4. D. would resptclfully call the at
teulioii of llie trude and the public generally to ex
amine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
LUCAS Se DALTON,
June 28, 185G. Front St., l'orllninl.
By Bark Ocean Bird.
RECEIVED June 4th the lolkmmg GO0D3,
and now selling rapidly at a small advance.
150 kegs eyrup,
50 boxes candles,
50 hf bbls N O sugar,
10 bbls crushed "
13 doz brooms,
20 buckets,
50 pro matches,
1H bbls cider vinegar,
1 5 cases tobacco,
35 " thues, assortej,
25 grain crudles,
1 thresher and scpurator,
1 reaper and raker,
13 straw cutter.
Juno 7 G EO. ABERNETHY & CO.
Harness ani Saddlery.
Tl I h undersigned having opened anew
in HUTTEVILLE, Murion county, O.
T., in the Post Office building, are ready
to manufacture and furnish ut short notice, aud in
(he best un I most aiilwluutial style of the cruft.
all kinds of HARNESS and SADDLERY
WORK, Trunk and Carriage Trimming, Ac.
June 21, ISjO.-y HOOP &. COOK.
Those who !si II I lie L'livuiU'kt Sell
C111ARMAN & WARNER, Orrgnn City,
J have llie best selection of GROCERIES.
lioote dnd Shoei, ulso Oils, Paints, Gins, to sell
w holesale und retuil. cheap for cash or produce.
Our stock in purl consists of
OOllO lbs coffee,
2000 lbs No 1 China sugar,
2000 No 1 Batavia 14
1000 " Suudwich Island sugar,
1500 " crushed sugar,
2500 " assorted candy,
50 kegs E. Boston syrup,
50 kegs nuils,
10 cases pickles,
" " pie fruits,
13 doz assorted cun fruits,
6 " tomato catsup,
5 ' pepper sauce,
4000 lbs suit, ditl'crcnt kinds,
6 doz brooms,
Large assortment of Queensware, Glassware, Ac,
10,000 cigurs, by the thousand, 40 boxet tobacco,
China rice, Carolina do., 300 lbs tea, 20U0 lbs
dried apples, spice of ull kinds, Sic , & a, ju7
Tor Sale.
I WILL SELL my situation ou tho
bluff at Oregou City at a very low rate.
1 have a good dwelling houso, stuhlo, and out
buildings, wilh about 100 choir fruit trees of the
best varieliee, in an enclosure of eight Iota, all of
which will be aold low, aa 1 have purchased prop
erty in another part of tho city.
May 24, lH56-6tf W. W. BUCK.
Main Street House
I hav e i..ued the main street
HOUSE, and am now prepared lo nc-
cnmmodute the truveling public. Every attention
will be paid to thu coiulbit of man und beast.
Chargra reasonable.
I ahull ulwuys be found un hand by those who
choose to pat ron te mo. J. M BACON.
Oregon City, May 3, 185G. 3tf
JU H T RECEIVED,
70 bbls and hlf bbls N O sui;ur,
30 " " " crushed "
4000 lbs No 1 China '
10 hlf bbls Carolina rice,
13 " " dried apples,
15 keg ' "
10 hlfbbl peaches,
10000 lb Liverpool salt,
10 Cusea table salt,
50 bbla Santa Cruz lime,
5000 lbs manilla roe, ase'd sizes,
100 kegs nails, '
5000 qr flour sucks,
6 bales drilling",
12 cusea oaa'd pie fruits,
12 " " pickles,
20 bundlet window aoah, asa'd aizea,
24 paniiel doors, ' "
2 doz i"l grains scoops,
100 sack Uiocollee,
10 mate black pper,
10 balea oukutr),
100 tingle and double blocks, asa'd eizes,
6 groa P & M yeaat powder,
10 dirz zinc wash board,
500 gala S.I. ayrup,
4000 lbs white read, pure,
500 " led " '
40 gala copal varnish,
15 doz paint bruahe, asa'd aite,
IS "3 hooped backets',
200 gale boiled unseed oil,
100 " raw " h
Ti-gcther with a good amrtmeut of HARD
WARE and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. All
of which we propose selling at prices to auit the
timet. Call aud te9 for youraelvea.
W. C. DEMENT CO.
Main at., oj.poa.i ibt Land Omcc.
Oregon City, April 19, J5fi.
1)RESTO'S Sectional and County MAP of
OREGU.V WASHINGTON TER-UlTOKIKS-fcrtale
by
IS tllAELE f'-TF., Jr.
- i i l a i i i i i j- f
ORKGON CITS'
Wboloaalo FrieoK Current
coaascTka wttki.r.
UBV OOOHS. WlCfct Se Sl btriM.l.
Sheeting, 4-4....11ul?i luopr.clover it, Y.euat,
Drilling U'i' ruoitic.
UleudieJ drilling Ill Wheat, pr. bu 9 1 ,0(1
' thirling, Hull Oats do ','
Griped do l-'j Totuioe do
Ticking Hull, Union do U
Deuins 15 1'1- iir tj(
lllue drilling I U om Meal, fiesk Ii
Fluid husey Iflu'.M; pat it.
Satinet 70u!lo; diierl do lijil'"
Kentucky jeans. ...,;,al.'.,reaclns, dried d Ill
Tweed iji.711' ' do pealed
rnisis.
Hlii ami white
lllue audorango,
j ' Chili, ilr.rd. 201123
.12! rsoiisio.va.
. I'.', Pork, clear lion.
Funry
ftu 12: mi's S-ta.'IU
l'uriulure do I Un Mil lame,..,
do. wide. I'.'t llocoll.,,
M. lie lailkl.
..MuVui ruwura.
. .I5a2'.;llauud, pr ca 15
..25iilili: pr keg 6 10
,.5t in ",',' shot.
liSnSjIJ Small sites 2Ju3
(inghami
Alpue.i
Table tlauiask.
" cloths...
Irish linens
tUul.llucK 9JUJ
CI.OTIIINO, !
I.KAl.
20
Sheep gray punts i.t Bur.
Satinet du. .2ia.'i; White lead, iiiod.-.TJl
I'onry case. do. ...Atju.V csiui. r..
Black coas. do. 5a7'Manillu, tmail S5
Redflan'l shut $1 Isls! " largi 25
Blue do. do. $ jnlS'IIeinp I0ul5
Hickory shirt 5u' caxuli.s.
Calico do $'Jul2 A.linuniine 3,al0
boots Se annua, Hnciin bllatj
Men's kip boots"! '-I: ciaAt.
super do. do.. ..(11, Havana is-ioa
fine ae wed I'. 1 'German S 1 0u2;'i
Bova' kip bout ti'i American fetiJailr
he'vy w'a doAtll i2f tosacco.
Men' brg's pr. doz..Sil" I'tideof Iho Ciiiou..t0a-t."i
" kipbrgaprdoz..'ti'Kuii wy;.
" calf sewed do.. S2I. Luke's 37
Women's b'vy sb'a.SI.'i; lUuuwAna.
fin do. 51,VSh,,vels .al4
ukockiiiks. ISpades frl lulti
CofTes 1 -lalfilAxes S(12u2ll
Tea 5Uali5' MillsawS J0a$ I
Sugar, no. I C'lii'a... . 1 1 S cuiaaws ij.i$l,'.'i
crushed in; I utile cutlery, io prrci
Salerstus 1 Ou I II' advance ou N. ) .cost
Slureh 14 Pocket cutlery, 25 prct
Syrup E IliMton $1! uJvunco.
(to. S laland UU I'llier urliclrs 01 IIBM-
NOMnlusscs war from 20 lo 50 pr
I.iv. Suit 3u.''i ct advance.
Tuble Salt SJ.iJ:Null,!is'dei7.es,f kg $H
Sandwich 1. Salt. . 2u2j' " horsslioo...20u;i5
Pepper Hi', oils.
A I spi..e Hi: Lamp $1 JaVJ
Cinnamon IjnuHii Limned boil fJUl
Soap 0nl 1, Turpentine prgull ffl
U. S. MAIL LINE.
1'or tin iid und Aalorin.
The Splendid Strnmer VjfbK
Multnomah
WILL continue lo run regulnrly between Purl
Iu ml and Astoria, rin Vancouver, twicb a
wekk, leuving Portland on Mouduyaud Thursday
iiiomiuga of each week fur Astoria ; and Astoriu
for Portland on Tuesday and Fildny inoruings,
touching Vancouvkk.St. Hclrns, Haimi s,Catii
I.AMET, O.C eueli way. r or Ireighl or passage,
apply to It. IIOXT, .Master,
jelO Oral Iluyt's Whuif-buut, Poillan4.
CUlzeiis' Lino ol SU-amcis.
a?. t, PORTLAND, Copt. Muaasv,
SSnaiai ENTERPRISE, Capl. Jamiesom,
Will run ill counettion, the Portland leaving
PORTLAND dsily (Sundays excepted) fur Ore
gotlCity at 10 o'clock, A.., tho Enterprise iun
king semi .weekly trips lo COKVALLIS, leaving
CAN EM AH ou Mondays ut b' o'clsek A. aud
Thursdays at 2 r. at.
i f All freight lr the above line will be receipt
cd for ul Hoyl's Wharf lloul, Portland.
' a i w 4 v ih.'ij u MitiinAV
ARCHIBALD JAM1ESON.
n i,i . .... " ... . t
Feb. 10, 1850.
4llf
Vamhill ttrradoi
COCHRAN. CASSADY & Co.,
Zl under the name and style of tho
Yamhill Com im mi. nro now building a sleumer of
uhuul 30 tuns burthen ut Cunomuh, expressly for
tho Yuiuhill Irudc. She will bo ready to ruu somii
lime in June.
COCHRAN, CASSADY .J- CO.
Oregon City, April 5. 51lf
B. Milwain,
Muntiiirlnrjr, Wholctalc and Retail Dealer in
COOK At PAKLOU STOVIJS,
Trs k corri.R WAiia, iiardwaks, ic,
Mai ii St., opposite Main Street Hotel,
OREGON CITY, O. T.
Steamboat aud jobbing Work attended to with
dispatch.
Orders from the country promptly filled. je7
? Brugi, Medicines, Paints, Oils.
Tit and Dye-stuffs,
i5 n the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE,
sepia Main Street, Oregon City, O.T.
wnsTnit iiotix,
Morrison at., between Front and First ats.,
Portland, o. t.
Charge reasonable. S. D. SMITH,
Murcb I.l, IH.,6-18 Proprietor.
W. V. Burns,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER,
o b b a o X c i t y, o. t.
IT" Strict attention paid to rrpuiiing, and satis
faction to pultons warranted. fcbO-43
Morris Thomas,
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER,
JfuiB tl., nearly appneite llulmti dj- Co.':
Ti.njis or suiviMi, iu.
Shaving twicu n week, one aliampoo, hair
trimmed once, per mnnin, it W
11 once a week, one shumpoo, hair
trimmed once, per month, 1 23
Huir trimmed, 83
Hair cut uud dressed, 50
Shaving, and hair drCsseJ, 25
Shampooing, 6U
Oregon City, April 3, lH.ib.51
Time.
WF. HIGHI IELD,
IV .1 YCll-MAKkA.
Perwui deairoiia of g King L'ood work done will
du well to give me u call, as my whole time is du.
voted to the repairing or Chronometer, Lever,
Duplex, and llorizunlal walclse.
An assortment of Jewelry on bund.
Jewelry made to ord -r, and repaired.
PnCes to suit the times. I am thankful for mat
favors, and hope to give satisfaction in future.
aT l.o. ated ut the old stand, nnooailo tbuTel-
egrnph Olliec, OREGON CITY. Feb. 2.
To Merchants and Shippers'.
T
MlH OREGON MILLING & TRANS
PORTATION CO. have ud u.led ihc follow.
lug tariff of charges, w h'ch will be adhered to till
further notice :
Transportation of merchandise or produce
from b.mt to boat at works, per Ion, JI 00
Storage of same less than five (lays, no charge.
" " over 5 & less thuu 15 fya, 25
" " 15 Se " 30 " 50
Ea-h ailditioiial half month or lea will b
chargi d, per ton, 25
R. I'ENTLAND, Ag'u
Linn City, May 10, lt)5.
Caiiemati, .ov. 2.1, 153.
ON hand and for aalc, low, for cash or pnsluca
Paint Se lead, olirome green.
while lead,
red do in oil,
blk. da '
litharge.
pruMiau blue
chrome yellow,
blue point,
Coiauiui anil permanent rreen nuttv. a'im
tVe. Ju. P. BHiuiksi
Vcdilin,; C'nkea
MADE lo order, parties furnished wilh lets
n shortrst inaiee, See., hy
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CH ARMAS f WJRNLie
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