' t
RllLIOiD JUBILKI. Til) KOllo Of Vir
ginia ara liijjhlv mid justly dulighicd with
the completion of the Virginia itud Ton
neue III i I road lo Itrisiol. 1'lia pieri
from dial section fully reflect lliu fW-liiij;,
and tome of ihem contain nrnpte dccrii
tiona of the ceremonies by which tlio event
was celebrated at Bristol. The tVtursburjf
JSxpretl call it ilia grandest festival of tlio
kind that bai ever taken place in Virginia,
and any i
"We uy it wiu tba grandeit, ami il
ought to hare been the L'rannVtt, for it whs
in commemoration of the consummation of
the most Important schema of inicriwil i lit
provemi'iit tlmt has over been constructed
in I till oiaia. A work that connect the
threat Southwest wlih thn Atlantic one
that bringa Tennessee within twoniy .fnur
hour' rida of tido-wuter onu ihnt Iihh
subdur-J thu everlasting mountains, cross
ing, il does, both of I hn great chains in
our Slate and one that forma a ino-tim.
portnnt link in tho grout chain of improve
ment which must uliiinately stretch il
iron band to the golden ahorea of tbe far
off Pacific."
fc" Tin monument to the Pilgrim Fa
thers, proposed to bo creeled by tho I'll,
grim Society at Plymouth, it to bo from a
dptign by Hilling, and tho diuieneioiii an
followt: The wholo monument will bo
about K0 fect high, and 60 feet at the
base. Tbe ttatuo of Fuiih will be 70 fuel
high, and tho ailtiug figure 89 fed high
tlius milking it in iniigniiiido tho gresUsI
work of the kind in tho world, whilct ns a
work of art it will be a aubjuct of prido to
every American citizen. A couiribiitinn
of 25 cents each from the Atnericnn peo
ple ii proponed. A neat engraving of tho
monument will be furnished to each sub
scriber. OiT California, by the votes cast in the
State, is the eleventh in the confederacy,
but taking the population, is only the
twenty-founh Slat in the Union. This
is caused by there being morn full grown
men in proportion to population than in
any other State. The Cniiforninns are
disposed to grumble at this condition of
ruluirs, becau'o it reduces the influence of
(he State in ihe I'Jecloral College, wheie it
hut only four votes ; but they can alter the
condition themselves much innro readily
than the Constitution can do it for them.
Instead ol running away from their wives
an tho Atlantic Slates, ns imiuy of ihem
oo, they should lake tliciu with tliem, and
thus contribute lo destroy tho iiiciiuulily
Avhich exists between thft voting population
of Ihe State and its representation. Vltilu.
CCT Mr. G. W. Drown, whoso oflicooClho
IIothIJ of Freedom was destroyed by the
liordcr ruffians at the sack of Lawrence by
direction nf Jmlgo Lecontpte, is back in
Lawrence with a new office. His paper
will be reissued in a few d-iys.
Nroraska.-TIio census of Nebraska has
just been taken, and it shows a population
of 20,716, ard 4.HUU voters. 1 hu popu
(ntion has increased over and onc-loiii'ili
fold in a single year, and tlio number of
voters is nearly three Uwes grctricr than in
1855.
Annexation of Canada. Tho Itami
Ion (C. W.) Bumier says: "Mr. Douirc,
the candidate to represent the District ol'
Do S.tlubciy in the Legislative Council, ha
declared himself in favor of the annexation
of Canada lo ihe United Slates"
Can it dk TftOfi 2 An old gentleman,
who has dabbled all his life in stntVitics,
says he never heard nf more than one wo
man who insured her life. Ho accounts
for this by the singular fact of one of tho
questions on every jitsumnce paper being,
"What is your ajiol"
Jt3T A cockney at the Falls of Niagara,
when asked how he liked the Fulls, replied
'They're handsome quite so ; but they
don't quite answer my hexpectations; be
sides I got thoroughly vetted, and lost my
'at. I prefer to look at 'em in an liingrav
ing, in 'ot weather and in the 'ouse.
Important Ukasb. The Czar has sig
tixliied tbe day of his corronation by pub
lishing a most important ukose, which con
tains an amnesty and lays the foundation
for great reforms. The following points
are contained in it; A civil and mili ary
medal for nil those who took part, directly
or indirectly, in the war. Freedom from
military service for four years throughout
the Empire. A most equitable assessment
of the poll tax. The Emperor accords an
amnesty lo the political offenders of 1820
and 1631. All the Jews of tho Empire
are freed from the special burdens of the
Tecruitment that still oppressed them.
The children of solders that were- brought
up by ;be State, and as such formed part
hitherto of the army, in which they were
bound to serve at soldiers, are all restored
to their relations.
Disunion at Baltimosi. Tbe editor ef the
Dalu'more Patriot treata tha fuiliau of blovia
ting Sout!) Carolina orators who scream for disun
ion, precisely as they ought to bo treated. lie
aye:
"We have not th remotest idea that the peo
ple of the Seuvh will permit themselvet to be bitten
by this tarantula of disunion. It it, we admit, a
capital subject Tor the display of cheap heroism,
but it pitiable otverthelesa, tnd when the farce and
the fustian are over and the eurtaia drops, men
will wonder at the great difference that exists be
tween words and acts."
NirLts. The intelligence from Naples it deep
ening in interest, and a collision or revolution is
probable. It it said that Ihe place or rendezvous
for tha English and French forces it Ajiccio.
Tab) naval movement, together with an announce
ment that in Consequence of the attempted eva-
of Russia in connection with tht settlement of
the Beasarabian frontier, tht English fleet had
been ordered to remain in tbe Black Sea, hid an
effect upon the money market, which earned bus
iness to b Tory flat A , eport wat also circulated
f pnbabla difficulties with Austria, whose military
ageata m Lornbardy, Tuscany, aod Parma are sta
ted to have thrown into priaoo thirty-one tcers
aad men ef tht British Italian Legion oo their re
tort home,afer their dttcbarp from firu,
tl" Tilt til. Uwi, Evening New lays i
"ns understand Ihnt lha Fremont men In Itiis
eily art hard at work miking trriiwiiieim for
tirni,jliig out t complcli r remunl electoral llcket In
Missouri, The linnet of III tl.clori ire nearly
pirrcd, tml Ilia whole ihiug will ba tut ill lew
lays prebubly before another werk."
TT Tht Democrats of llio'fh r.l Distrlc,!, Mast.(
nominated Die llua. Itufui ( liuul for Id prmu
It live to Congress. M r. Choalc declined (lit uom
iuitiun.
Osbat l'r.iiirTuj r rT. I'undi e spirting
eorreHndtnt has fuminhej that humorous sheet
with Ihe following i
1'aMy Hoofs, the celebrated prdi-slriaii, but
belter known at Lords' and tha various commons
iu Iht neighborhood of Loiidou, is the " 'Aninier-
smith Antelope," 1 still carry Ing on hit Herculean
feat of walking rouud a My lu full dr.-M one hun
dnd timet In out hundred Mnwcutlvo duyt. lit
It now in his second week, and looks as fresh at
when he first started. Thert arc bets lo t consii
crolilo taiounl tlmt Puddy will never bt able to
complete hit arduous undertaking. Whut inuket
il all Ihe more difficult la the fuel that t frtdi la
dy it tubatiluted every duy. Il has been obxrved
that the dresses of these various ladies, lusleud of
decreasing, are actually gelling biyger tnd bigger
almost every wtek. W hat tht tizu, therefore, will
bj before tht ninetieth, much leit tbe out hun
dredth day it completed, tlio most t-luslie imagina
tion maps, like ou overstretched piece of India rub
ber, in Its valu efforts lo comp: ehtnd. It it sit
feared that (hero will bt no open acv lurge enough
iu the vicinity of Ihe metropolis to admit of tht ex
periment, as soon at it lint expaudej lo it fullest
dimensions, being fairly tried. In Iht meantime,
however, l'uddy displuyt uncommon pluck. Hit
unfailing good humor and chrtrfulneM under hit
trying lubors, such ts wtuld txhuusl Iht oldest and
wtrsl paid postman of 81. Martin's It (irand, wiut
smiles of approval, even from hit fairest ramparli.
n e wirti the brave fellow every success, and shall,
from weektt week, mukt a point, ortevernlpoiutt
rulher, of recording Ihe onward march of hit Iron
tipjied bluchrrs and iiadauiiled persevcrtnet.
IS i nere are certain exeunt; epochs iu a wt
man's life, tlmt are never forgotten such it ftr in
stance, Iht first time tho carries t parasol, Hit
fi:tt lime she receives a valentine, Iht firtt lime she
goes lo an evening party, tht first time tht wears
a velvet dress, nud the fiitt lime tht putt ou Ihe
wedding ring.
PlRECTIUM ToSroHTS.MKMO.MTUC MANAGEMENT
or r irrarus. I. Iii cjri)iii(f a gun over tho
shoulder ou full cck, be care I id uut to point the
uiuzxie at tlie gsmokeeper t toes, lor fear of blow
lug Ii s nraius out.
J. buuiiuwucr should be earn, d in i dank, or if
loose in ihe pocket, should not be mixed with match-
es. At i rule no sportsman otielit lo smoke.
3. Jiefore blowinir ilenu one buirrl of i trun. it
n auvisuoie 10 see tlmt tlie oilier it not landed.
lo ascertain thit, look iusido, and let olfa cap
nun your mo.
4. 1 he practice of drying powder ever the fire
in a frying pan should be discouraged. Many ac-
ctueiit nuve result, d irom it.
5. Always shut Ihe eyes before firing.
u. i ever curry a loaded cmi ul full cock hor-
iiontally, when u friend it wulkmir before veil, un-
less you ure sure of the thickue&t of his cordu-
roys.
7. Ii I bird should rise between two tnorlsmen
in I turret Hue, both oie'lil not la lire at tace.
8. If a cruck should be nhserved in your barrel.
lie it lirmly Miind w.lh a bit of tirinj, for fear of
aceideutt. Viozcnct.
Clackamas Co. Ri-unullenn Meeting.
Thf) peojild of Clucknintu ceunly with
uui rean 10 past political ilitlerences or
divUiuin, who aro oppsr-d ta the repeal of
thu Missouri Compromise, to the policy of
tho present ndimniM ration, nnd in favor of
restoring the Federal government lo the
principles of Jcfli rsoniun Detnucracy aro
reqtifsted lo meet in mass meeting at tho
con i L hnuse of tuid cotiniv, on thu 2!)ih of
ihn present month, for tho purpose of or
gauizing n liepuhlicnn party in said county
RISrUDLlCANS.
ZVXAKRIBD:
Aujiisl 2Slh,by Kev. T. 11. Smatl. Mr. Tm.sus
PARi'Kii.of Lane couiitv. to Miss Maroaret A.
Mc.Mii.ler, of Marion.
October 1-ltli, bv Rcv.T. If. Small. Mr. Wn.M.
T.avoiiead lo Miss Elizadhtii A. Creel, both uf
Salem, U.T.
Books for the Holidays
rtT J US i KIXKlVEO.among which
:.7are T. S. Arlliur's work.SIint,n.,n
lOLJr GIFT HOOKS, Tokens. Itohinson
Crusoe, Diary and Correspondence of Amos Law
mice, Iluiper't edition of Macnulay'i History of
Kngland, and many other v.iluuble works, hund-
soniely bound also, t general lworlment of Pock
et 1 )iarfet for 1 8."7. 1' or sulo by
OngonCity,Nov.29. C. TOPE, Jr.
JUST RECKIVED, a new supply of Uio tnd
Juva Coffee, Rice, Sugar, Sal Soda. ic.
iiov29 C. POPE, Jr., Main at.
Oregon City University.
THE 1'KIMAUV DEPARTMENT of tin's
itmliltil ion will be opened on Ihe IOtii IST.
(MOMJAY WISXT,) ill the "COLLEGE"
LLILDIAG, and for the present, will be under
Hie charge ol
Sfs.F. JOHNSON & Miss JULIA JOHNSON.
Tuition, $5,00 for a term of eleven weeks.
No charge wil1 he mode for less linn half a term,
unless by toccial cirun;ement with Hie teachers.
W. C. JOIliNSON,
Nov. 8, 1S5G-C0w2 Sec. Hoard of Trustees.
For Sale.
A GOOD INDIAN HORSE. Prica $50.
Apply lo C. POPE, Jr.,
Oregon City, Nov. 22. Mam street.
Ort'gon and
California
Line.
Packet
THE following vessels will run iu con
nection as a RK'iULAR LINE he-
tween PORTLAND and SAN FRAN
CISCO:
Bark OCEAN nint). Wiogini, Master,
' CHAS. D EVENS, 1 1 ealcy, "
" NAHUMKEAG, Williajii, "
Drig I. B. LUNT, RiciMRDsox,
The B.irkt have all been coppered recently, and
are in firat-ruta order, commanded by experienced
captains.
refills will be carried at the lowest rater.
Produce tent from any part of the country to
Oresron City, or lo the Linn City works, will be re
ceived and forwarded lo San Francisco.
Aoejiti GEO. ABERNKTHY & CO.,
Oregon Citv.
ABERNETHV, CLARK & CO.,
Nov 22,'56-3Jlf 8an Francirco.
Hojst Hogg I
CHARMAN it WARNER are now ready to
receive POKK at their old tti-nd in Oregon
City. Come, farmers, bring in your bos we
will pty you, at we promised, a good price for
thein, cash or trade. nov!5
Wanted !
"V ATS, bar.ey, potatoes, butter, eejt, bacon,
J lard, &c, for which we will pay eah or
tradt.
CHARMAN 4. WABNKR.
TtTE WILL PAY
CASH or TRADE for
at ihe mark-l priee.
V good Wll EAT at the mark-l priee.
BIT 1 5
charman tf wai:ni:r.
Mr
E NEW GOODS
CHARMAN L WARNER'S.
Orruau l.odtfu Hit. S, I. O. O. '.
MEETS at lli.ir Hall nvtr Uit Oregon City
Drug Hlon every Wednesday evening il
i u Caen, ureiureu IU goon landinir tr Inviltd
visit. A. WARNER, N. O.
I-urn. Cuaiman, Kev'y.
Fruit Trees fornl.
IIIAV1C now on my plirt, two m let east ef
OreiionClty, a larga NUltSKKY tf Kruit
'1 rem from tue U three yeirt old. They tuibriee
II Iht iKtriKLtoTioNt ef l-'ruit tvtr brought to
thit country. I will tell iu loll lo mil pup-haaert.
i'liate call and no mv uurn-rv. whether veu buv
or hot.
..... AVIlllL-ltT 1 1 ...,. "
ANDKUW IIOOU.
Nov,
S, 1850.
31w3
Nursery.
T IIAVIJ now for salt at my nursery, about mid
X. way between Oregon City and Mil auk ie.se v-
erai inousaiid trrtl TtKKt or tlirifty (trowlh, tin
urucin r all Ihe ciioii kst vaiirtiki or fiuit tvtr
hroiighl lo Oiecon. My Ireea trt from nnt lo two
years old, and for t to and beauty art unsurpassed.
I am now ready lo wail on eustoiiitrs, and shall be
huppy to fiirmsli trees lo all such at tee fit to give
me a call, t ome and tte my nursery be Tort ytu
piirchaso tlsewhert.
I have also a quantity of H.UMt, snd qiiincis
for sale. 0KR1N KELLOGG.
Kov.Slh, 1850. 30lf.
Tito Cuospniuii Opened.
I HAVE ntw in my NUUSEilV on the 32
Montictllo I'arm, Howell Prairie. Marion co..
s very large
NURSERY OF CHOICE TREES,
from tin It two yean old, emliraclnj til Ihe virl-
etiet of Apple, Tear, l'luin, Cherry, aVo., bronjht
to this country by J. V, Ladd, which I oiler for
tale low for c.udi. Those who nie expactinj to
pnreliose (reel thit winter, are rnuestej le come
and louk at my nursery btforo inakiug their final
purchase.
ST" I am determined t sell on verv reason aulo
tonus. SAMUEL SIMMONS.
November 6, 165G. 3utf
Slnatou'a Nursery.
A STANTON, Fruit Culiuriet, at tho
NORTH-BEND Fruit-Finn, on Sa- 2
loin prairie, four miles north east from Salem, has,
for sale, tltt following choice selections of grafted
trees, of various aget, frtin out to three yean ;
APPLES.
ivuMCa.
Jersey Swelling,
Williams' Fuvoriit,
Red June,
Red Antriichan,
Sweel June,
CruveiuUin,
Altxtudor,
Waxen, or Gate,
Dwurf,
Karly Penuock,
Full Pippin,
Early Harvest,
Carolina June,
Sweet Bough,
July Bouch,
Summer Queen.
Fall Betuty,
Siberian Crab,
Ko Nonpareil,
Sweet Pearmain,
Sweet Swaar,
WINTSI.
Tewksbury'a W'r Blush. I Hubsrilin's Ntntuch
Ureen Newton Pippin,
Northern Spy,
Uoruiiie.
R. I. Greening,
Gloria Mundi,
Lady Apple,
Virginia Greening,
Tolpy Hocking,
Milam,
Koxbury Russet,
Yelluw New'n Pippin,
Wine Apple,
Red Pearmain,
Winter Queen,
Nwark King,
American Pippin,
1 Intch Mieuon.
lleliiionl.
Twenty Ounce Apple,
ueniien,
Kod Itoinonite.
Red Wine Sup,
hlue l earmain,
Michael Henry Pippin,
I'luck Hurt,
1' und 1'ipp'u,
Monstrous Sweeting,
Jlcll.lowcr,
fcsnpue Sintieiiherff,
Wliila 1 earinain,
Kambo,
Carolina Apple,
Baldwin,
Newton Spilzenberg,
Westficld seek nof'lh'r
(jtlden liusset,
Holland I'lppiii.
" inter Sweet,
Alelon,
Ludy't Swetting,
PEARS.
Colnmb'a,
Josephine D'Mclen,
Vicar or Wiukfield,
Crotana Bergamot,
Darborn's Seedling,
Triumph D'Jeiu,
Passa Colmar,
liarllet,
Moon's Pear,
Virgalue,
Duich Da Angelean,
Sail Jose,
Karlv lliitler.
Louise Dunne D. dir.,
Julienne,
Flemish lauty,
Maria Louisa,
Fall lluller,
Early lleurte,
I'ouud Pear,
I luruihiirir,
iiuerayauca,
Chomoutell,
W hue Duoyan,
Fine Gold ef Summer,
Clapp'a Early.
PLUMS.
.TeOemon,
Washington,
Sweet Damson,
Smith's Orleans,
Cue's Goldon Drop.
Red Damask,
Green Gage,
Yellow uuxe.
Namp,
Red Curnation,
Uoyal Ann,
CHERRIES.
Duwntnn,
May Duke,
Vauscliaick,
Black Morello.
Kent tli.
Black Eagle,
My nursery comnris-t about Forty Thousand
beautiful grafts of Ihe foregoing varieties, of thrifty
growth from out lo three yeara old. I hava also a
nurscrv ef about Twenty Thousand seedlingt which
I wish' to sell. A. STANTON.
Salem, Oct 22d, 185G,-2Sn-v'm.
Now on hand, and for sale by the Sub-
ecnDer,
100 Cratea crockery,
1:2,300 lbs oryslalied white tugar,
12.500 " superior brown sugar,
1,S00 " S. I. tugar, in kegs,
30 ket Stuart's syrup,
100 boxes soap,
25 bags collet,
1 0 caset Prido Union tobacco,
100 dox wool socks,
l,5n0 yds red prints,
3,000 " furniture prints, damaged,
400 ps tilk hkft,
50 boxes SuletatuS,
1 case honey,
100 boxes tea very cheap,
300 ydt low price linsey,
130 " carpet,
200 " merinos,
10 bales gunny bagt,
40,000 lbs Liverpool salt,
30 duz brooms,
100 grots matches.
GEO. ABERNETHV & CO.
Oct. 10, 1856.
In Equity.
John McLaughlin, oomplaiuant,
VI.
Francis W. Pettyarove it Alfred Pettvsrove,
Clackamas County District Court, Ortgon !fVr
ritory.
N this cause it appearing by an affidavit of
complainant filed with bit bill that both of tht
defendants ire nou-retidenti of the Territory, it
wot ordered by Ihe Court that tho Clerk make in
order, and have the tame published, directed to
said defendants ; thit il thtrefoit directed to the
tuid Fraocit W. Pettygrove and Alfred Peltygrovc,
and they are hereby notified that this suit wot
Commenced against Ihem on the 6th day of Sep
tember, 1H55 ; that the object of the bill it to quiet
the title to lot No. 0 in block No. 28 in Oregon
City in favor of the complainant, and for decree
that a certain bond, touching the same, made by
Ihe compiainant to Alfred Pettygrove on Ihe 13th
day of September, 1843, be canceled. The ta d
defendants are required to appear at said Court,
oo the first day of the next term thereof after the
dale of this notice, iud answer the bdl, or that the
same will be taken as coiiftsecd.
In witnett whereof, I have hereunto tub-
c, I. scribed my hand and affined my official
teal, thit 10th day of May, a. d. 1&5G.
F.S. HOLLAND, Clerk.
Not. 8th, IS5G. 3Uw8
Notice to all whom it may Concern.
ME-jSILS. Sprenger & Shunk. late of the Ore
. gon Howe, would retpectfiilly requett Uut
II knowing theroselret le be indebted le them,
would come forward ind settle it their residence,
Oregon City, enquire ef J. N. Preecotfc
SPRBNGBU & SHUNK.
Oregm Ci'T, Oct 18, '56-7-4.
DR. O.good't IndiiCholigogue.indDr.Jenet
American Cholagnoe, at tlie
OREGON CITY DKVG STORE.
! Now rirm Now Ooodi.
rpiIE undtnigned lakt thit method of inform
X ing Hit public that Ihty ban laktn tht litis
and have purchased tha tnlirt slock lud flturet
formerly used by t . 8. HOLLAND, and hnt by
tiriot attention lo business le retain Ihe pilwutgt
oi tnt oia easterns ind gun as many inert as
ptstlOlt.
Wt ire eonsltnlly In receipt ef GOODS stl.tt.
tJ with Ihe treale.t tare, (at le urict aad qualitv.)
nd art Confident lhal our facilities will enable in
te ollrr greater iuduormsnti le all who winl tht
worth ef their money thin my ether house in the
city. Wt have, and irt jusl receiving, in iuvoictof
DRY GOODS,
etiisisling In nirt of Iht following articles Coehe.
ee, Paeilic, lladley, Coutsle(;o, Philip Allen, Fill
lliver, .vierrunan, and uuineroui ether I'RIN Is,
all lull styles fcuglish ind hrtnch merioet. Lv
oiu cloih: black, blue, purple, ind Pink alaocat,
jacontl, bovk, tnd Swiss muslin, a Gut usoruneol
of laces tnd edging, velvet Irimmingt, tVo., dt
mestie ginghinw, blui, mixed, ind gray satinet,
sheep's grey ind fancy cloth, Milford ind liuuktr
till leant, bleached ind brewn sheeting, brown
and blue driHing, deuimt, hickory slurtior. bltck
velvet, tlso I fioo lot ef pluid dreaa goods, l)rusali
carpel, ext., Oio.
MEX if BOYS' CLOT 111 NO.
Blue, black, and brown cloth coats ef the finest
quality, tweed business do., bluek cloth rests, t lint
lot of blk dotskin ind minet pants, all quahllte
aud sizes, rubber jackets, gray tver ind under
tlnrts, wlult ind hickory shirts, liats ind ctpt.
Ii U l) T S ind SHOE S-men't, boys' nnd
youths' boots, Indies', misses', and ehildrtu't mo-
rucce, goit, kid, md calf boutt ind those.
QROCERIES:
Rio coffee, greea ind bltck lei, New Orleans,
liatavia, and crushed tugar, r.sst Umtts, Slew.
art t, ind Chint syrup, tall, 10 ind Ml lb. socks,
nails, escorted sues, soap ind soap powdert, pew
dtr and lead, crtini turltr, ytist powder, iileri-
lus, chewing add smoking tobacco, oysters, pmnet,
ptpier since, tils, spices, starch, ind cotton bal
ling, with a variety of other groceries usually kept.
w e nave out
Splendid AasDrlnieaf of Bftjka,
inch ns tht inont approved workt ou Phrenology,
Psychology, Hydropathy, ind Mesmerism, it ap
plicable It ill Iht conditions of life, tnd pertaining
lo the prevention aud cure of ill diseases also the
,,Rovelutieut of A. J. Davis, the Clairvoyant,"
w th ill the other workt by the tame tultior.
A I.e. STATIONERY of ill kinds. Also,
PRESTON'S MAP OF OltEOON tud WASH
INGTON. Wm. DIERDORFF A Co.
P. 8. GOODS exchanged tud the higheet
mirktt price mid for butter, eggt, bacon, chick,
tns, flour, iud ilraest anything ihe farmer hat for
tale. WM.D.&CO.
Oregon City, October 4, 18S6. y
Holland & White,
( FIRE PROOF nRICK BUILUINfl,)
MAIN Sr., OREGON CITY,
KEEP constantly en hand a full assortment of
Iht following article! both WHOLESALE
ind RETAIL:
DRY GOODS:
A large quantity, consisting partly of prints ef all
kluds, merinos, F.ngljdi ind French alpacas, do
lainea, fancy and black tilk, sheetings, shirtings,
lickings, tweedt, cassimeres, colttuadet, hickvryt,
deuimt, drilling, tatiuettt, blue, black, grey, end
mixed, ifcc, &o.
GROCERIES:
A well aelccted assortment, in part consisting ef
sugar, collee, tea, syrup, sosp, candles, fruit, Hour,
butter, bacon, spice, pepper, tall, aaleralus, soap
powder, iuk powder, yeast powder, gun powder, .o.
CLOTIiyO:
inch aa black frock, tack, and thtnhai coats, of
cassimere, easstnetle, tattuet, and cloth ; vests,
buff, silk, bltck aatin, cloth, and caaimtrt, plain
and fancy ; punts, s largt issortmetil of dteskin,
ciHtimert. cloth, jcaut, satinet, linen, and ill other
ktnda ; lints, caps ; tver ind under shuts j stocks,
handkerchiefs, and cravats, and a thtusmd other
Ibiugs, such it
ROOTS 4- SHOES,
women's coarse nnd fine boots, line black ind ool
ored gaiters, slippers, dc. ; men's calf thoet, light
ind heavy brogant, k p and calf boots, calf ind
enameled gaiters, boys aud children a boots, thoet,
iud enters.
Alto, naila, spikes, himmen, hatchets, sawt,
ixet, scythes, ttetlt, squares, &o., &a.
O The above goods will be sold at the lowest
market rates. All ktuut of produce taken ta ex
change for goods.
Sept. 19, 1 Sob. y
Harness Sinker & Saddler.
THE subscriber hit bought out the ettihl'sh
ment formerly owned by A. K. Poet, ind ii
now carrying on Hit HARNESS ind SA DOLE-
fK business iu nil Its branches 1 the LIVERY
STABLE belonging to the establishment, Is alst
kept up, when hornet ind carriages nre constantly
kept for the nccommojttion of tbe public Horses
left it my stable, will always be treated with par
ticulir t.letition, and well fed. I havt been con
nected with thit establishment for tome four years,
and mi now permanently located, where I shall at
wave be happy to wait on all who may favor me
with a call. W. JJ. PARTLOW.
The best of TIMOTHY HAY kept constant,
ly on hand.
Oregon City, Oct. 18, 1856-27y.
Saw Mill.
I WILL rent my SAW MILL, ind timber for
itt use, for one or more years, on very favora
ble terms. The workt ire in complete repair;
and there it in extended custom to thit mill, as
it runt ill tht dry season, it well it most of the
wet ttawu. Steady, temperate men with fami
lies, can now have a first rate chance te "make
raise." I will sell some of my fins blooded eittli
ou (rood terms. DAVID NEWSOM.
Marion Co., Sept 6, 1856. 22w5
We are now Receiving'
AND have in ttort
100 sacks Rio Coffee,
80 whole and hlf bblt crashed sugar,
30 o KO "
100 dot brooms,
250 boxct Eng. soap,
100 candles,
100 " gloat, ut'd sites,
Together with a general sssortment of crockery,
harchvaie, boots and shoes, paiutt and oils, &e.,
&c, which we offer for tale it as lew prices it
they cm be purchased in Oregon Territory.
WM. C. DEMENT & CO.
Oregon City, Sept 19.
lumber, Lumber,
THE Oregon Milling md Truusporiition Co.
have established a LUMBER YARD on the
river bauk in rear of the Here of Allan, McKinlay
&Co.
Lumber in large or small quantities, including
dressed tiding and flooring, can Slwaya be had by
application at the store of
F.S & A. HOLLAND.
Oregon City, May 10, 1856.
GEO. ABERXETIIY tfc Ct.,
MERCHANTS,
OREGON CITY, O. T.
Abernethy, Clark tfc Co.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
San FranciKO, Cal.,
Will ittend to telling Oregon produce, ind All or
der for Goods, Groceries, etc., at the lowest rates.
The patronage of the people ef Oregon it re
spectfully solicited. Aug. 2.
For Bale
I WISH to tell four yoke of GOOD WORK
OXEN. Those wishing to buy Work cattle
would do well to give me a call (it my residence en
Upper Molalla, Clackamas county.
J.T. WINGFIELDi
fpt 27, 1 856 S4w5
PRESTON'S Sectional and Cennty MAP ef
OREGON ind WASHINGTON TER
RITORIES for tale by
aofl6 CHARLES POPE, Jr.
"DOCKET sad table cutlery of first quality, lor
! X sale by CHARMAN f WARNER.
CLOTIIIJU tVAIlLIIUl'Mi:.
Wo. O. Badger,
109 HATTiir it., coaxr. or nr.sciu.iTJ,
A SAN Mi SCI set),
il&SjIMPORTPR of averjr variety ef Cltilu
Dulls, Shtelingt, Ulikkeis, litis, iou ind lire,
gant, by recent srrivtli has receivad very l.rge
invoice ef the most desirtble Kylet ef 1 1 .0 III
ING. md it it Ihe laiusit trues ever elfered la
this market. Tha Goods ire manufactured under
my own supervision, tnd ef ihe beet mittritl, we
cut, large wtet, nud mwe la Uis roost durible
manner.
Traders from tht country are Inviltd le tstmlne
Ihit heavy slock, iud Ihey will fiud the prices
lowsi lliaa Ihey can be luuud else hart In tht
market.
Purchasers may rely en receiving Ihe beat and
niw saieaoie ffoous, as eacn anirie is puaraui.ifl.
OKD1.I1H FHOM TI1ECOUN1UY ore.nrK
ly and carefully aiiendtd lo.
lu.uuo pain eorlrd fancy eaasimert pantt.
10,000 " issoried fancy ind pliiutalintlde.,
7,uou " " linen pantt,
8,000 - Guudyear't lubber panU,
1 .000 Goodytir't while rubber coats.
catet Goodyear's lunf and aboit rubber
boots,
200 miners' boots.
l.iiOO dois'u niier flannel evershirti,
300 " fancy csetiintre evirtkiilt.
l.OiKl while sbirtt,
liOO heavy hickory third,
MM) heavy cln-ek thiru,
300 Merrimack thills,
BuO lambs' wool uadershlrtt,
300 ri-gatu nndrrshiru,
!00 w tty lUnuel uiidtrsbirts,
430 " Vaiuba' wool drawers,
200 " bleached dull drawers,
IfiOO " overalls,
300 " Denim frocks,
1,200 " eountry-kuit wool toeks,
M00 " heavy wh.lt and mixed etltun de.,
1,0 JO plecei super nlk pK-kel htndkerchitlt,
100 doien tiier black silk utckerchitft,
200 " Cambria handkerchiefs,
300 rubber bells,
2.10 buck gloves,
400 " bue Uu gold bugs,
1,000 doeskin btuautst coats,
400 black elolh frock coats,
3,000 sssorttd overeoett,
600 " pel coilt,
3,000 tilk, cloth, and vtlvtl vests,
20 baits blue and while bliukilj,
50 " A theciiug,
50 " drills,
30 " assorltd duck,
50 cases fine ftlt litis,
100 " ttrtw halt. For salt by
WM. G. HADGLIt,
Wholesale C'lolhiuj Warehouse.
No 109 Battery, cor. Merchant st.,8att Francises.
W. 11. No goods told it retail. Idml
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing belwten
Ihe tuuscribert under Ihe firm of Baiitow II
Co. waa dissolved by mutual content A u just IGth,
1b60. lersuus indebted will please make pev
mtuttejot. llarsiow, who will receive ill dtkts
duo the late linn.
JOS. BARSTOW,
W. CORBY.
Cinemih, Sept. 6, 1856. 21
Toi. Bars tow
S by himself, iud would respectfully say to hit
friendt ind the public cenenlly lhal he it
thankful lor put patronage, an I will continue busi
ss at the old stand, and will ever be ready lu
mow hit liotdt to those who may favor linn with
call. Conn ont, come ill, both treat aud small.
and give him a cull before purchusiut; elacwheie.
aud tiinnnt fur yourselves hit splendid and select
slock of
DRY GOODS, PROVISIONS, CLOTH
ING, BOOTS, SHOES, and CROCKERY,
Tet, Sugar, Coflee, Spices, Stc, tie., Halt, Naila,
iiroomt, Si.il., and almost every thing pertaining te
a geueral lint ef business. All kiudt tf country
produce token in exchange. Country friends will
lind it lo their advantage le give mo a call
Cnncmah.Sept. 6.
Blank Books.
AFRESH supply, and first-rate aatorlnv-nt ef
full ind half bound BLANK HOOKS,
just received ex "Young America." Past Bookt,
Shtep ind Tuck Memorandums, Monthly and
Weekly Time Bookt, Receipt Hooka, Shipping
nd Storehouse, tnd Cith Copying Prest Itookt,
School Writing Bookt, Miniature iilauka, Neltt,
Drafts, Hills Lading, &o., Ao.
Noisy Carrier's Book and Stttionery Co.,
Not, CI & 66 Long Wharf, ind 37
sep. 50-m3 Battery oL,Sin Frincitce.
at. a. LUCAS. i. dalton.
Xucaa tfc Balton,
HOUSE, SIGN, .fe ORNAMENTAL PAIN
TERS, 4.O.,
HAVE received and offer for sale,
4000 His Allintio white lead,
350 gallons boiled linseed oil,
300 " aW
300 turpentine,
"00 ' Tilden'sNo.l furniturtVtrniih,
150 " " coach
200 " Japan "
1000 lbs of putty,
6 dm Adams 6-10 brushes,
6 dot tasli tools issorted,
10 packs of leaf gold,
10 " silver,
100 lbt of Small's assorted colon,
3 gross of carnol and sable hair pencils,
5500 II of glass, 8x10, 10x12,10x14,10x15.
Glazed tosh, any quantity, of lbs following sites
and prices :
8x10, J.l.-'S per window,
10x13, 4,00 "
9x13, 4,00 "
10x14, 4,50
10x15, 5,00
Messrs. I At D. would respectfully call tin at
tention if the trade aud the public generally to ex
amine their stock before purchaKinv; elsewhere.
LUCAS die UALTON,
June 28, 1856. Front at., Portland.
rl) 8 T RECEIVED,
70 bbla and hlf bblt N O tugar,
30 ' " " crushed "
4000 lbs No 1 Chins "
10 hlf bblt Carolina rice,
15 " dried ipples,
15 kegs "
10 hlf bbli " peaches,
10000 lbs Liverpool suit,
10 casei table salt,
50 bblt Santa Crdx lime,
5000 lot manilla rope, ase'd sired,
100 kegs uails, "
5000 qr flour sacks,
6 bales drillings,
13 cites ut'd pie fruits)
12 " " picklet,
20 bandies window sash, sts'd tixer,
S4 pannel doors, " '
9 dos pol. grains sceopt,
100 racks Rio collee,
10 matt black pepper,
10 balei oakum,
100 single and double blocks, ut'd sizes,
6 groai P &. M yeast powdert,
10 dii ilno Wash boards,
500 gals 8. 1, syrup,
4000 lbt white read, pure,
500 " led " "
40 gait copil varnith,
1 5 dot paint brushet, Iss'd sizes,
13 "3 hooped buckets,
200 gals boiled linseed oil,
100 " raw " '
Together with a eood aseortinent of HARD-
WA RE and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. All
of which we propose selling at prices to suit the
timet, call aud tee for yourselves.
W. C. DEMENT A. CO.,
Main tt, opposite the Lend Office.
Oregon City, April 19, 1356.
I'retli Or-4'svu Tl mollis- Keed.
1 K A BUSHELS iost received and for tale
XOU low by H'Jl. C. DEMENT 4- V
DO yog want sioekin j yarn 1 " e have it.
aulS CIUHMAN- d WARN EH.
OREGON ilAMSaiidSliOWLDERSfortale
1 I t hj HJ CHARMAN t WARNER.
'- !!J'!J?jejgSai
OREGON CITY
Wholesale rricei Current.
oavooooa. I oat'oe 4, Mteiemia.
Shetling, 4-....llil!?i ICOpr.eUvtr N. Y.cott.
Drilling i'A rsosvea.
liicacbej dr llmg U Wheat, pr. bu.....f 1,00
" shirting, IJilbOaii de 40
Sniped do I'.' I'ouioes de 40
Tickiu-f Uslb Onions de St75
Utuins II Hour ;',50
lllut drill mi UCurn Meet, flash 6
I'lud Imsey Ifii','4; fteiT.
Satinet 7"s'JtK dried da 1!.I5
Kentucky jtini...2.'ii4.r Petebeo. diitd de 1 A
Twttdt 5lU; " dopealtd
raiKTt. i CbHi. diied.k'biitf
Blui and while 19 Mormons.
Blue and ortngt 12 Pork, fleer none.
Fancy ftal " rmss t-JbaJO
Furuiluit de..,....IOil4 (lime..
do. wide. 1 21 Daeou.
M. de linn.......MsVi, rownn.
Uiiiithiim Ua2 lliurd, pr ei flS
Alpaei S5al,(i: pr kef $10
libit dims SdiT.V iiiot.
clotht C5sSlmall alet 9?li3
Irish linens 4Ut$l lluck 3t31
CLOTIIISU. 1 I.SSV.
Sheep grey pints $?la.1 llnr 90
Sitiuet de. .JVJ4.1 While lead, lneil...U'l
Fancy east. do. ...$li5' coatiAoa.
Illack eats, do. t5i7'Miiiilla, imill 25
Ked fl.u'l shiitt ft Hi l large 95
llluo do. do. I ja IS Hemp lUali
Hickory ihirlt 5i7 cisolss.
Cilico do t'Jml. Admintiue 37t40
soon i imill. -Mpeiin lOtlii
Men't kip booUt'.'jsJJ CKiaii.
' ttqwr do. do. ...St Havana f I0i0
fine sewed t.) German $KiaS5
oy kip booli $J American f'JOtiO
" bt'vy w's duStla'-l toiacio.
Mens' brit'spr. dot.. 9 17 Prideof the Uuion.40i4A
kipbrg sprdoi aj .'OWun 3Us.15
ealf tewed do.. fc.'l Luket 37
V emeu's h'vy th t. a 1.1; Hiiuwtas.
" fun do lj Shovels :8al4
oaocsaua. ;.Spadct $I4iI6
(Tee MalC Axes fil'.VJll
lei OutS Milltaoi th'atlt
agar, no. I Chi'a... , 1 1 X cut sawi. 75af 1 ,25
rushed IB tahle cutlery, III per el
Silenlm IOiIG! tdvtoce on N. Y.cott
Slirch 14 Pocket cutlery, 25 prel
Syrup E Boston... 11,20: idvince.
do. a Island 90 Uther article! of htrd-
NOMnlweee i are from 90 te 50 pr
.it. hall 3a3l el advsace.
Table Salt 3,a4 Nailt,as.'dsiici,prk8
Sandwich 1. Salt.. 2.V4 ' lierecilio...25a35
Ptptier 3ii) oiu.
Allspice 40iLamp f Ia(3
Cinminen ItOiUOi Unseed toil $2a24
Soap I (.'ill, rurpeulineprKoll 04
U. S. MAIL LINE.
rortlnatJ antj Aelorla.
Tlie Splendid Steamer
IS it 1 1 n m a h
WJ I LL conlinut te run regularly between Porl-
land and Astoria, tie Vancouver, twici a
wssk, leaving Portland on Monday md Thursday
mornings uf etch week for Astoria i and Astoria
for Ptrtlind on Tuesday ind Friday memingi,
touching Vancouvsi, St. Ilstsss, Uaimxi.Catu
lamit, dec, etch way. For freight or passage,
apply to K. nui I , Aiuier,
jel6 Oral Hoyt'a Wharf-bout, Portland.
U. S. MAIL LINE.
Ortjon City ami Portland Daily Packet,
1tJa." Tani oiam,
J.C. Al.NSWOKTH, NASTER,
ill run daily. (.Sunday! excepted,) lu the above
named trade, leaving Oregon City every day all
o'clock, a. at. Ueturniii,', will leave Portland at
2 r. si., touching at all iiilcrmodiule poliita.
For freight tr passage apply on board. ap2l-lf
Yamhill Trade.
COCHRAN, CASSADY Sc Co.,
under the name iud alyle ef tlie
Yamhill Company, ire now running Ihe tteimer
J. t iilllDII, of about 60 tout burthen, built ex
pressly fur the Yamhill trado. Will leave C A MI
NI All ou Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, it
8 1. H. Freight ohargtd bv "ship messurement"
COVUKAN.'CASSADY CO. ,
Oregon City, Nov. 8, '56. 51 tf
ui:i.ri:ui hotel.
Morrison st., between Front nnd First its,
PORTLAND, O.T.
Charges reasouablo. S. D. SMITH,
March 15, Irt.'.U-lo Proprietor.
W. r. Burni,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER,
O n BOON C I T V, 0. T.
IT Strict attention paid te repairing, and talis
fiction lo patrons wtrranted. feb0-43
Souicllilag New.
WE, in addition te our Grocery and Bakinf
business, have just received a good and
well selected stock of DRY GOODS, tueh u
calicoes, muslins, mous de lainet, salinelts, tweed,
Kentucky jeans, dVo , A c. also! good itmrtmenl
of llinneli, bed ticking, and drills, pocket hind
kerchieft, neekorcbiefi, tVe., ill of which wewir
rant lo be of tho belt quality, and will tell at low
it cau be bought at my other house In the city.
We tay to Ihe farmert, we can fill your bills com
plelely, which will save you to much trouble in
running around elsewhere. Call and ice.
A113. 16. CHARMAN i WARNER.
Just Kccelved,
ANEW ind general issortment ef DRY
(iOODS, consisting of Du Lainet, Jaconit,
Book Mnslin, cross-burred Mtitlln, Edging, lnnr
lion, Bablcin Ladies' bote, cellars, &o., dec.
Alto, BOOKS ind STATIONERY.
CHARLES POPE, Jr.,
ang 16 Main 8t. -
What'a the Vie of Ctolnff Barefoot?
riMlE subscriber hat opened boot tnd shot shop
X lu thit city, whem making tnd nteuding Will
be done to order on shout notick. I also keep
constantly on hand ready made boott and shoes,
which I Will tell on reasonable terms. 1 hankrul
for past favors, I still solicit a reasonable alien of
patronage.. Cull iud try us anyhow.
J. B. BLANPlED.
Oregon City, Aug. 9, 1856. 17in0
Who Wanti a Good Saddle ?
alllE subscriber, living five miles south-west of
. Lsfsyette, in Yamhill comity, is now carrying
on tht business of Saddle Making in good earnest.
lie keeps constantly en hand the best inuulci that
can be manufactured with the matcrialt at com
mand iu Oregon. Those wishing a genuine saddle
warranted to lit en both sides, and rigued out Irt
complete style, cheap for ctih, or good trade would
do well to give me I call. My shop it tituated on
Makers Creek near where the road crosaee il lead-
in" from Portland ind Oregon City, "up country"
by the wiy of Smith'i bridge on tin North Fork of
1 onihill.
ID I keep every thing in tht taddlery lint, is
Bridles, Martingales. Halters, lines, Ao , Ac.
Sept. 20-23lf. J. O. HKNDERSON.
Something' New.
ANY person having s Melodeon, Seraphine,
Acoordeon, or other reed iiudruiucnt, with
broken or defective reeds, can have Ihem repaired
by applying or sending lo Chas. M. Ketter, at his
residence two aijuarc back frum tho Baptist
Meeting House, iu the North part of Oregon City.
Charge for inserting single recdt from $1,50 ta
82,00. Ucuonabie dedu.-tion fur a greater num
ber. C. M. K ESTER.
Oregon City, September 22. 155-23
BUL'bii ES , scrub, baud, and tooth do hiir
paint brushes, ice., for tale it tht ttoee ot
CHARMAN $ WARNER.
DO yon waul Ha,y Fotk, HuauVtand Shovels!
Call at CHARMAN d Vft.Y'S.
GLASS, Queens-ysre, and Cckery, at
apiD CHARMAN . WARNER'S
riV) pick fancy shoes, either hvdies' ot genlli,
JL UH-n't, call at
I.H4 CHARMAN 4 WARNRR t).
I.
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