r
fJT NboJy aecini to Lave bounl of
(Lit cbp In Aberdeen. Mitt., who juel
Caitl UOIIH IfOlO jeer a auaoueo i
rgut. Om bit way up f'Oin lh landing
ha mat quiia niiniutr 01 lauiei. audi
kitting hi aittar, &o.,
Pray," tiJ ha, "rt ll 'h glrlt In Ab
rJeen nwrried f I ml Mint A "
"Why, brother, Mitt A isn't rottr-
ritd."
"Not married I Nor Mitt D T nor
c 1 nor Miss"
"Ob, pshaw I brother," tti'l 6i, juat be
inninu to cutcli the idi-a, "lliai'e iiuthinii
ut hoopt.
Ltftt Ceanly kXraatilica larty,
Nttict it bsrtby given tint Republican Mia
Ctovtntiou will bt held tl llit Court Uuutt In Eu
gtue Clljf on Hit 25th day of April next, for Hit
purpose of orgenlxing; llit Republican ptrly, md
nominating candidates fur eouuly offices tw lit sup
ported tt tbt tneuing election. It it hoped that
tcb precinct will bt wtll represented.
By trdor of tbt Ctntrel Committee pro Itm.
A. W. IIammitt, 1
htm. bsvit, Com.
J01mN.J0111.sox, )
Mtrch 88, 1857.
Uh Connty Frit mate ttaveallta.
Notice it hereby glrea (but a convention will be
kohl at Iht Court Home in Eugene City, tn Kit
urday, Iht 18llt tl April ueit, at 1 o'clock p. m ,
for the purpose of nominating m candidates to bt
supported it tb tneuing June election tt delegates
to tbt Constitutional Convoution, favorable to fra
miug a Fret Slate Constitution for Oregon.
It it recommended that meetings be held iu Iht
preeiucU on Saturday tht lltb dty of April, aud
each telcct five delcgutea to attend wilf. prujwr
credential.
By order of iht Fret Statt Central Committee
f Laut eounty. II. Shaw,
F. Mc.Muaar,
K. T. Wiuoa,
V Smith,
D.M. Itisoxx,
Mare1i88J8S7. tVonwiUft.
let feel latlllau KxatulnaUo ea4 Exht
btlloa.
Wo respectfully announce to tbt friends of Ed
ncatioa and the publio generally, thai the pupiti of
Bethel luilitute will girt a publio examination
and exhibition at tht eloea of Iho prcseut teiui,
a Friday, the 3d day Of ApHI next The exam
laation will commence at 9 o'clock a. ni., aud llit
exhibition at 5 p. m., precisely, aud all art aoliciltd
tt attend.
Tht next term will commence on tht firat Mon
day of April following
vmj vi
T. U. llAnatso.1, Tear
.I.. 1 1. ..!..!.. M.....I. n
City Bleetloil Notice,
Notice is hereby given that au election will be
had in Oregon City on Monday, Iht Glh of April
next, for tht choice of tht following city officers,
to wit: One mayor, out recorder, one school su
ptriutendent, and five couticiliueu. The polls will
bo opened in tht count il room ut iht hour of 9 a
ni , and continue open till 4 p. in.
W.C. Jou.tso.t, RccurJer.
March 23. 1857.
3
DXJ3D:
At tin residence of 11. I.iuvulr. in I'olk county,
O.T.ou the I7ihday of .March, l57,Cul. Rich
u Liwii.lk, iu the biih year of h a age. He
wasboru in North Caroliua ; emigrated from there
to Teliuessce, end ill tl year lend emgrule.l to
Missouri, uud from Missouri ill 1646 lo Oregon.
ilo uow seeps unions the pale nations ut lliu (lend,
there to awuu the sound l the IsjI trump. com
ffrobato Notice.
TOTK'E is hereby given, that Philip Foster.
administrator ol the estate of J. M. W air.
lute of Clnckum is county, dec-mud, hits made ap
plication to llio Probate court of Cli.cituiues comity
for final settlement o; his udiniiiisirulion, uud the
rlrai Tuesday oi Aluy next is set for the hci.riug
of the canto at On i mi I 'it v.
ICJBEttT CAl'FIF.LD,
March 24, Ho"- jl)w3 Jud.- of 1'iooHte.
Administratrix's Notiosi
LKTlhUb of uumiii suction having been
grouted to thu undeisigiied on the estate ol
Chanipeny l'eiidellou, deceuxed. by the frobuie
court of Clackamas county, U. T.. all nervou in
debttd to said entitle are reqiueted to make imme
diate pnvnit'iit. and all perroua liavinir cluimi
gaiunl Hie suintt will pre.-cul tliem for sel'leiuenl
Within one year fioni this dm
FI1EUE FENDELTON'.
March S5, 18j7-aUw Adm'x.
IONsTAXT EMI'hOYMENT will be given
lo a couibutent 1EACI1LK uf the LtiL'lih
languagu and the vnrioua branches ol lite iiiutti
emuiics, at Yonculla, Uiiipiua county. Terms
liberal.. Applications muy bo addressed in tho Di
rectors of Vouculla School District, Yonrulla,
O.T. MurcH 2S, 1657-50
11
UTAUAO.V sfccd-fortaleby
nii2S
C. FOPE, Jr.
E
HUBAltU or pit fruil seed for a e by
uiar'-'S
C. POPE, Jr.
0
REGON tiniothv wed for sale by
inat.o i. rurii, or.
P"ff LliS. white cosipore sugar for aalu by
UU mar2a C. POPE, dr.
c
HA1N PU.MPd price reduced for sale by
mr2H O. rut r., jr.
MACAUI
Kile by
ACAULAY'S History of England for
o. rofi., jr.
D
IARY and Correspondence of Ami Law
rence for ul by O. lore, Jr.
M
ORRIS" PotUcsl Workt-for tale by
C. l'OPE, Jr.
N assorts nt of Bibles and Testainoiiti for
L snle at too Repository prices by
D
I ARIES for 1857 for tale by
o. rorti, jr.
-Belling; OJ I
VALUABLE assortment of BOOKS and
jijL stationery. Teachers aud dealers and all
iuiertsled art invited to call and exam ue.
March Sd, 1857. C. POPE, Jr.
Baness and Saddlery.
THE undersigned having opened anew
in BCTTEVILLE, Manou county, O.
' T., it ready to manufacture and furnish
-at abort notice, aud in the beet and most substan
tial style of the craft, all kinde of HARXESS
and SADDLERY WORK, Trunk and Car
riart Trimming, trt.
March S8, 1857. A. COOK.
' Oregon City University.
Mi. F. JOUNSON & Miss JULIA JOHNSON
WILL enter upon Iheir second term, iu the
Primary Department of tho Oregon City
foieersity, on MuN DAY. the SECOND DAY
OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
It is tn the advantage of students to enter as
arty in the term as possible.
A portion of time is spent eeery week in teach
ing the rudiments of VocaI Music
Tuition, per terra of eleven weeks $5 00
W. V. JOHNSON,
Jan. 24, 1357-41 wS Bee. Hoard of Trustees.
SANDS' Parnparil'a, in inrnusntitr, at the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
MOFFATB Life Bitters and Fills. Bernard's
Dysentery 8j rep, Wsiafi Balsaa of W.M
.fcerr. at the
cs-co.v crrr rRrcsicsE.
Tublio Auction.
ylLL BE SOLD AT Fl'ULIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, iSik JV5f,
tt 10 a. m., at Iht house of Iht subscriber, all hit
XXontobold rnrnltnr,
amouj winch are lliu following i
One Sofa, Durtait, Ctiitr TulU, Chain,
Feathtr linli, fair Mallrttt, Utd
tttoilt end Bidding, Carptlt,
Kitchen Furniture, d-c , d e.
J. N. HANKER.
Oregon City, March 91, 1W7. 41)
NoUce.
I INTEND to leave for tin Hi ales early In
April. Those who have unsettled business
with nit will please to embrace Hit opportunity for
settling up. 1 shall also bt happy lo alttud to any
business bast that uiay bt tutrustrd lo my charge.
J. N. U A Mi tit.
Oregon City, March 91, 1857. 4'J
Now Ooodi.
Jl'rT received by the subwr here,
81(10 yds Merrimtc and Cuchtco prlnte,
171111 ' saliusis, blue aud mixed,
130 ' cottou warp,
SU eoils uiamlla h'pe,
134 bund ft map paper,
ti cases Kentucky ritle powder, FFF.G.
March 91. 0. A HE UN li I'll Y it CO.
Young's Improved Smut Mills.
TilltEE of these bUl'EUlOU smut mills
uow on baud and for sale by
U. AISKUNETHY i. CO.
Oregou City, Mar.b 21, lo7.
At War with Hard Tlmoit
HARD TIMES DEFEATED!
Br
CHARM AN A. WARNER, who, In addition
to their usual LA HUE STOCK of
Dry Goode aud Grorerica,
art about receiving per bark Melropolie and Mat
thew Vassar, the follow.ug uw supplies, vii:
IU0 boxes biighsh soap,
1U0 11 Amcr.can da, assailed brtuda,
50 " adamuuliue candles,
25 " sperm do.
Ill " wax candles, assorted colore,
3000 lbs No. I Halavia suar,
4000 ' No. 1 Mauilla du.
4000 ' Cosi a Kica, H o, and Java coffct,
1 00 ' liooee'e domestic ground do.
50 dot assorted spices, iu bottles,
6 ' English ass'd ssucea,
0 1 do do pickles, '
-10 ' Americau do do.
SO eases pie fruit,
50boxes Windsor (ta, ass'd sites,
10 lege nails, all ties,
bVO lbs codfish,
hlf bbls mackerel,
11) bbls lime,
case tobacco, 'Pride of lit Union,'
1 do do 'Commercial,'
1 do du Mlouey dew,'
1 do do 'Natural leaf,'
0 gross imoking tobacco,
8 dm tomato ketchup,
0 ' pepper sauce,
10 kegs dr.ed apples,
9 bbls plaster pars,
Together Willi a well-selected assortment of Dry
Uoods. BOOTS, S1IOICS, and ready madi
CLOTIUSG, which we oiler us LOW at uuy
bouse in Oregou, either wliolesxli or retail.
renin Cash, or producu luften in exchange at
the highest market lutes. March 21, lbo7.
F
L'LL nraortmeiil of Yankee Notions ut
inl.il UIARMAN & WAKNER 3.
10
M ex. quality cigars.
CliAUMAX WARNER.
Sf(f LUS. assorted candy.
siUUU ClIARMAN d WARXER.
16
DOZ. Oyslem
CHARMAN $ WARXER.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
1MIE copurtiiersli p herctoiure existing beiween
. Hie subscribers under the hr in ol UVIOP dr.
COOK wus dis-olved by mutual ooitsenl March
1 1 tli. J N j , . IVii-oih indexed will please niako
puymeuis to A. Cook, who will receive all debts
due the late firm. U. It OO P.
Uuileville. March 11, 1857-49 A. COOK.
Caution.
A S my wife M.WiY ANN has left my bd
!x uud board without just cause. I turbid all per
son tin linn her on my account, as I w II pay uo
d btof her c.ni ructiug. ' J. U. UOLTON.
aiurcli '41, IBo7. 4
JUST R E C E I
a splendid lot of
V E D,
CLOTH IX O, HOOTS 4- SHOES,
s and
Dry-Gooila of nil Description".
Wo can now fill almost any bill a farmer may call
for. Cull and see.
Murch 14. CHARM IN &. WARXER.
W. T. MATLOCK. W. O. JOHNSON.
Matlock tV Johnson,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Chaiicrry,
WILL promptly attend lo any business which
may be committed to their professional
charge belure Ihe District and Supreme Courts.
Olliee in II irlihvld s buildiug, immediately op
posite the Maiu Street House.
Oregon City, March 7, 1S57. 47y
ATTENTION EVERYBODY!
Lion City Waking Up!
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS!
THE publiu am hereby respectfully informed
that, besides the improvements completed or
in progress at this place such ns the new mill, a
plauk walk from the mill to the ferry, i.c, Ac , a
commodious STORK has been fitted up, aud well
Hocked with XEW GOODS, by Iho under
s gned, who is always on hand to accommodate
customers w.tb almost anything they may want
iu the line of
Dry Goois, Stationery,
Groceries, Crorfcery,
Boots Sf Shoes, Hardware,
Clothing, Cutlery,
Medicines, Confectionery,
Cigars, d)c. etc.,
All of which will be sold at tbt
C3r LOWEST PRICES! j)
Rent and other expenses being lets at this place
than at Oregon City, I em and wilt make it for
the interest of persons to trade be.t.in preference
to crossing Iht river for that purpoia. Ouly just
v.sit, once, llit
"Linn City Itore,"
and vou shall be convinced of this fact.
ET All kinds of Produce taken in exebangt ft
Goods. ROBERT ft BROUGHTON.
Linn City, Mnr. h 7,1657. 47
Probate Notice.
ALL persons interested will please tske notice
lhal the first Tuesday in April next is ap
pointed to make filial settlement with Frances
Tryon, executrix of the but will and testament of
Socrates U. Tryon, late of CUcfcamaa county, de
ceased. ROP.ERT CALFIELD,
Feb. 28, 1357-463 Judge uf Probata.
land Warrants
kUPXHASED BY
Jan. 24. W.M. C. DEMENT 4 CO.
TL'ST RECEIVED, a new supply uf Rw and
Java Coffee, Rice, Sugar, Sal Soda, cVc
nor29 C. POPE, Jr., Ma.a ok
rl pick fancy shoes, either ladies' or gentle,
men's, vail at
,ul6 CHARMAX d WARNER S.
R. Osgood's ludiaCholagogot.aad Dr. Jones'
Acreri-sn i noisgofue, at ine
C2LQ0S CITY tRVO STORE.
1
it
J
Mr. Toit's MchooL
fflKB NEXT TEUM of line School will com
X menct on
M OS DAY, APRIL 6, 1657.
Term, Including board, tuition, ns of books,
eVs., are fnm 3j to $50 (ut a session of eleven
weeks. None taken for has than out half of a
lenn. No deduct on made.
To all those who will cheerfully use the proper
exeriious la acquire knowledge, aud will sinks to
bt rsiiilemsu'y in their deporuuenl, Iht projiriel.ir
pledgee limwell dial Iht Instruction given shall not
be sei-ond In my in tht ..uulry. TIiom, who wish
It pay a part of llisir txtieiises by labor, can do
JOHN D. 1'OHT.
Oregon City, Feb. 14, 1 S57. 44w9
WE HAVE J I ST RECEIVED, per sir
Columbia aud bark Nabumktag, Hit fot
lowing goods i
500 lbs cotton yarn.
5000 yds bra. drill,
10 casre boots and shoes,
95 hlf Mil. dr.ed apples,
30 kege , , syrup,
10 d'1 Ilallimoro oysters,
SO pw fruits,
90 " fresh peaches,
25 boxee rais.ns,
1011 kege nails, ass'd sites,
10 dot gluaa laments,
Scoop shovels, lir chains. Ac, fen.
Feb. 14, '57. VM. C. DEMENT Y CO.
Backs I Bacilli
Til E undersigned lias constantly on hand at bit
tuck ir.anuiuvlory In Oregon City, BACKS of
an qualities and mm, which will be sold at low ns
they can be bought in the Territory. Orders (itm
a distauct promptly attend, d to.
HENRY PROSSER.
Oregon City, January 10, 1857. y
Win. O. Dement 4l Co.,
WHOLESALE tt RETAIL
Dealers in Groceries. Hardware,
Boots K Shoes. Crockery, bo.,
TENDER their thanks to their numerous cus
tomers fur their p isl liberal patronage, and so
licit a coulinusuce of tht tame.
They lake pleasure in inhuming Iho publio lhal
they have uow on hand a large ami disirabla
stock of Groceries, llardaan, Boon and Shoes,
Crockery, and Boat Stores, to which Ihey are
making constant additions from New York and
San Fraticipco, purchased for cath ouly, aud are
enabled Ui tell at lower prices than any other atore
In Oregon City. Jun.31,1857.
The .lew Euglniid Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.,
Orymited in 1943, and having a capital
and accumulated premiums amount
ing to over 1,000,000.,
WILL take risks In Oregon, for a term of
years or for life. Dividends of profits to
those Insured are declared every five years. In
surance may be t HVcI'd for lite benefit of married
women ami children, beyond the reuch uf iredu
ors of the party insured. Creditors mny iueuie
Ihe lives of debtors. Ralet in Oregon will bt tht
same as iu New England.
This is the oldest American Mutual Insurance
Company, and ia one of Ihe most reliable and suc
cessful, and insures on the maul favorable rates.
Iiiiormaliun may be obtained from, and applica
tion fur iusuranca made to,
A. HOLRROOK,
A cent f..r Oregon.
Consulting Phynirittns Forbes Barclay, M.D.,
Oregon City, tnd R. B. Wilson, M. D., Portland,
Oregon City,. Ian. 31, 1857. 42
Jutl ISwelvctl,
1 fs TONS San Queiitin salt,
JlJ 104 aacka Liverpool salt,
50 bbls lime,
60 kegs syrup,
50 mats sugir,
25 sacks collet,
5 bbls riucgar,
25 boxes soup,
20 balos drills,
S " sheetings,
14 enses boots.
Jati. 17, '57w6 G. ABERNETIIY & CO.
Ort-ueiii l.odjju No. il, I. O. O. F..
MEETS at their Hall over the Oregou City
Drug Store every Weduesdny evening at
7 o clock. Brethren iu goo I sl.indine are invited
tu vis I. THOS. ClIARMAN, N. G.
C. Sweitzkr. Sec'y. 31
FURNITURE!
AT TH8
ruRwinnxu sales room,
(Out door below L. Suow iCo.'i, Front si.,)
. PORTLAND, OREGON.
Conttantly receiving, aud on hand,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
Ever Offered in Oregon!!
Having had several years' experience, I am pre
pared to tell
AS CHEAP AS, IF NOT
Cheaper than has ever heretofore been offered
on the Pacific coast I
ST CALL AMU IXAMINR FOR TOUKSKLVES. XI
A.J. STURTEVANT.
Portland, January 10, 1K57. lUin
Piotective Union.
DIVISION NO. .r.U3 OF THE N. E P.U.,
SALEM, O. T.,. will keep for sale
Dry GoimIs Grtri'i, Bta and
Miu!, lroluc', cVv.i Ac.
In part Ihe trade will be characterized by
1. Designedly no Inferior goods s
S. Reasonable and uniform piices: the child
will get as much fur its money as the parent;
3. The poor mau't friend, au crioit;
4. The dishonoring practice of mixing good
with inferior produce to make it saleable, will be
discountenanced
5. Being aa-ooiated fanners, will generally be
able to answer demands from a distance, in the
articles oats, potatoes, wheat, flour, duj. ; when
not on hand, bought to order.
Orders carefully filled, or otherwise properly at
tended to. C. HOEL, Agent.
Salem, Dec. 27, 1856. 3 (if
Wnat'i the Use of Oolng- Barefoot?
Til E subscriber bus opened a boot aud shoe shop
in this city, where making and mending will
be done to order on siioht notics. I tlso keep
constantly ou haud ready made boots and shoes,
which I will sell on reasonable terms. Thankful
for past favors, t still sol.cil a reasonable share of
uatruuage. Call aud try us en; how.
J. B. BLASPIED.
Oregon City, A ug. 9, 1 856. 1 7mB
We are now Receiving
AND have in si ore
ltlO sacks Rio coffee,
60 whole and blf bbls orushed sugar,
30 ""NO"
100 dot brooms,
250 boxes Eng. soap,
100 " candlea,
100 " glass, ass'd sites,
Together with a general assortment of crockery,
hardware, boots and shoes, paiuts and oils, fee.,
&c, which wt offer for aula at aa low prices as
thev can be purohiwed in Oregon Territory.
' VM. C. DEMENT dr. CO.
Oregon City. Spu 19.
Blacktmltba and iliert, Look
lie-re !
ALLAN, McKINLAY dt CO. hare now on
hand a lorgs and Well eeleeied stock of
Bar Iron. Curt rileel,
Horse shoe do., German do.,
N'ailrod do. Plough do.,
Plato do,
and intend to keep np the assortment so as lo son
tho wauls of customers. Givt ut a call, and yon
will find thai we not only bare the fullest stock,
but will sell "as cheap as the cheapest" We are
constantly receiving additions la our assortment,
so aa to replace what ia sold. Dee. 6. '56.
500
LBS. pnrs I r sale low y
JsSl WX C DEMENT k CO.
j II I T RECEIVED
tl BARK "OCKAN BHD,"
And for sale, fly tht undersigned,
PTL(t ,ua Co" "c couct, very tupt
J'JJJ nor anwle,
40 kge pure w hilt lead, pepatr tauct, ia (bias,
vsllow ochre,
boiled liaseed til, In liixt
eipen
olivet
housv.
aud barrels,
raw do. do. do.
Chiua presortee, ia jars,
China sugar, nos. I 4.3,
crushed iu blf bblt
brown sheeting, 0-4,
nieiulUrope, 3,J,3,
If. and I inch,
cast steel,
pit fruits, ass'd, in glass,
Euglull meal tauves, "
ti.k do. -
grsen peas, la line,
o sters,
figs, In drums,
sole ourrauts.
Malaga raisins, (layer
almonds, son sbsll,
walnuts,
olive oil, (Plignitre)
eliseoe, Iu tius.
ALLAN, McKINLAY d CO,
Oregon City, December 'JO, 1850.
Haiti Mailt
OA TONS "San Quetitin" SALT, In about
ssV 60 aud 100 lb. bags, just received aud for
sit rtry cheap at
ALLAN, McKIXLAY d CO.'S.
Oregon City, Dto.O, IH56.
'olltt).
IF YOU WANT a really good article of COF
FEE, Iht undersigned have got
15,000 IIm boat "Costa nica."
Come In tnd look at It.
ALLAN, McKIXLAX 4 CO.
Oregon City, Dto.O, IS56.
Vreat ludiHttimttBilt.
THE PROPRIETOR Or
THE FRENCH STORE
In this olty, lakes this method lo Invite tht publio
to call aud examiut hie slock of GOODS.
He hat now on hand, aud will coolinuelo receive
by ahnoit every steamer, a fine assortment at the
beet quality of goods, which he it determiued to
sell as clissp as anybody else, if nut a little
cheaper.
The Ladles, In Parllrwlar,
art requested lo come where Ihey will find iht best
aud LATEST FASHIONS of Dress Goods, of
every description.
Ilo has. and it constantly receiving, DRY
GOODS, consisting in part of the following
articles Cocheco, Pacific, tiadley, Coneelego,
Philip Allen, Fall River, Merrimacand numerous
other PRINT'S, all late el) let; Euglish and
r reach merinos, Lyons cloth i black, blue, purple,
and pink alpacas, juoonet. book and Swisa muslin,
a line assortment uf lactt aud edging, velvet trim
lugs, Ate, domeslio ginghams, blue, mixed, and
gray satinet, sheep's grey and fiincy cloth, Milford
and Bunker Hill jeans, bleached and brown sheet
iug, brown and blue drilling, denims, hickory shirt
ing, black velvet, stsoa fine lot of plaid dress goods,
UruAsels carpel, y e., & o.
Wen dc Boy'a Ciolhlnf.
Blue, black, aud browu cloth coats of Ihe finest
quality, tweed business do., black cloth tests, a fine
lot of blk doeskin and satinet pants, all qualities
and sixes, rubber jackets, gray over ami under shirts,
while and hickory shirts, hats and cape.
UOOl'S & SHOES men's, boys' and youths'
boots, ladies', misses', and children's morocco, goat,
kid, and calf boots and shoes.
It is uo trouble to show goods, and he will al-
ways be happy lo see hie customers, whether they
purchato or uot.
KUUrJAL LA i'OKKSi.
Oregon City, Deo. 6, 1850. 34m7
Xtew rirm ZVcw Ooodi.
THE undersigned take this method of inform
ing Iht publio that they have taken the houe
uud have purchased Ihe entire slock and fixtures
formerly used by F. S. HOLLAND, aud hope by
strict aiteutiou to busiuces lo retain the patronage
of Ihe old customers and gaiu as many mora as
possible.
We are constantly in receipt of GOODS select
ed with the greatest care, (as In price and quality,)
and are confident that our facilities will enable us
lo offer greater inducements lo all who want the
worth of their money than any other house iu the
city. t have, and are just receiving, an invoice of
DR Y GOODS,
consisting In part of Ihe following articles Cocha
co. Pacific, Hadlcy, Coileslego, I'liilip Allen, Fall
River, Merrirhiin, and numerous other PRINTS,
all late styles; Engl sh and French merinos, Ly
ons cloth; black, blue, purple, aud pink alpacas,
jaconet, book, and Swiss muslin, a fine assortment
of laces and edging, vlvet trimmings, Ate, do
nicslio ginghams, blue, mixed, and gray satinet,
sheep's grey and fiincy cloth, Miltord and Btiukor
Hill jeans, bleached aud brown sheeting, brown
and blue driHiug, denims, hickory sl:rling, black
velvet, also a fine lot of pluid dress goods, Brussels
curpel, &.c, Slu.
MEN d BOYS' CLOTHING.
Dine, blnck, and brown cloth coatt of Ihe finest
quality, tweed busiuess do., black Cloth vests, a fine
lot of blk doeskin aud satinet pauls, all qualities
and sizes, rubber jackets, gray over and under
shirts, while and h ckory shirts, halt and osps,
BOOTS and S HO E S-inen's, boys' aud
youths' boots, Indies', misses', and children's mo
rovco, goat, kid, and call boots and shoot.
GROCERIES:
Rio joffrti green and black tea, New Orleans)
Batavia, and crushed sugar, East Boston, Stsw-
urt's, aud China syrup, salt, 10 and 80 lb. sucks,
n.iils, assorted sizes, soup and soap powders, pow
der and leud, cream lartar, yeast powder, salera
tus, chewing add smoking tobacco, oysters, prunes,
pepper sauce, oils, spices, starch, aud cottuh bat
ling, with ii variety of other groceries usually kept.
We have also a
Splendid Assortment of Book.
In part aa follows t
Washington & bis Gun- McKoiizie't Receipts,
cial, Religious Eucyclopsdia,
Natoleou A. his marah'ls, Bible History,
Rollins' Ancieut History, Sketches aud Sktltttat
in 4 vols., of sermons,
Bon!er Wars, Wickhant's School Reg-
Life iu the Plnins, ister,
Frontier Life, Dick Wil- Stevens' book of Iht farm,
sou,
United States' History,
Fruit Culture,
Land Meaaura,
American Debater,
Mapping plates,
Railroad and Roads,
Teaching,
Fuller's Works,
Practical Laudscapt
Gardening,
Bo.ihood of Great Men,
Archbishop,
Mercantile Morals,
Youut, horse and cattle
Nslural History,
Parlay's Geography,
Stoddard's Meutul trilh.
Towers' algebra,
Thompson's high school
and meutal arithmetics,
'Webster's aud Sanders'
new series school books,
Websler't largt family
Dictionary,
Irvin't cyclopedia af
moral aud religious
aneodolee,
doctor.
Mechanic's companion,
Small agricultural works, Bibles, of all sixts,
V till many outer valuable doom.
ALSO
PRESTON'S MAP OF OREGOJf and WASH
INGTON. A Fresh Supply of Stationery :
Day-Books and Journals, Memorandums af all
s'xes, note, letter, cap, and bill paper, envelopes,
peas and pencils, elates, writing liooke, Ajs.
WM.DIliUDORFFiCo.
P. S. GOODS exchanged and tha highest
market price wid for butter, eggs, bacon, cbuk
ens, flour, and almost anything the farmer baa for
sale. WM. D. & CO.
Oregon City, October 4, 1856. y
llarneaa .Tlaker dk Saddler.
THE subscriber has bought oat tht establish
ment formerly owned by A. K. Post, and ia
m w carry ing on ih HARNESS too SADDLE'
VYbusineas in all its branches ; iho LIVERY
STABLE belonging to the eetablisfament, it alsa
kept op, where hores aud carriages art constantly
kept for the accoinmodatioa of the public. Horses
left at my stable, will always be treated with pv.
licular attrnlioa, and well fed. I have he eoo-
nected with lb s establishment ifjtrim four years,
and am now permanently l-ted, where 1 shall al
ways be happy to wait on all who may favor mt
with a call. W. B. PARTLOW-
The beet of TIMQTHY HAY kept constant-
y on nana.
Oregon Cily.Oct.18, 185-!Ty.
Wanted!
ATS, karler
potatoes, butter, tggo,
tare). eri lor whicn we wiu pay
. j - puiiuiir j. u'id
Bey easfc
CHARHAV ft M'ARKKR.
.1 '47
THRESHERS AND COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS.
t.lMli( I. AM of CrngtM. 1.1k. Ml lM,lr Whim. I". l:i . I" il' '.l
OMirtli.tblrk,CiMftallk.tallwll.l..ll.lli-.ril.ii.tl.iilcl-r.N.-t.ik.
WE HAVE NOW ON THE WAY FROM NEW YOUh, A t.tiit.r. .lUiuoia v
Ilia abovo mentioned machines, and raped them to arrive alrout Ihe IM of .May neL
Farmers wishiug anything of the kind would du well lo call early, as a number have alrtady beta
spoken for. , .. i i
Tha THRESHERS are from two to six horse powers, of both kinds, awe. p and rndleas cham, aud
are of the most Improved kinds now used in Iho Slate. Wo olK r them from 9 IUU lo 'ij0.
MANN 111 t O.Mbt.lfcl) HKAI'blt A.U mun Ili. wuion nos loum .... ,..... .
et nmhintd niscuiut now in use at all tbt tabibiliime in Iht Slates during the past ye.ir, wa oiler
at W50.
Wt haft also en tht wty, to amra about tht
..,i... :ik . .wi .wmmiiiiI at
grain crudles and srylhes, snaths, and mowliig
which wa will a.11 low for cash,
January 31, 1S57.
ilnnton'a Nuracrjr.
1 STANTON. Fruit CuliurUt, at llit JB
A NORTH-BEND Fmil-Fann.on Sa- ST
lem prairit, tiur miles north oust from oslrin, lias,
for salt, the following choice selections of grafed
tress, vf various ages, from ona It three years
tut
APPLES.
ti'tmea.
Jersey Sweating,
Early Harvest,
Caroliua June,
Sweet Bough,
July Bough,
Bummer Queen.
W illiame ravonte,
Red June,
Red Asirachan,
Sweet Juue,
Grerrualsia,
rxLb
Alexander, I Fall Beauty,
Waxen, or Oste, I Siberian Crab,
Dwarf, I Kosa nonpareil,
Early Pennotk, I Hweet Pearmain,
Fall Pippin, j Sweet Swaar,
wisest.
Tewksbury'sW'r Blush. I Hubardsnu's Nonsuch
Green Newton Pippiu,
Northern 8ny,
Uomine,
Dutch Mlguon,
Belmont,
R. I. Greening,
Gloria Muudi,
Lady Apple,
Virginia Greening,
Tolpy Hocking,
Milam,
Itoxhury Russet,
Yellow New'n Pippin,
Wine Apple,
Red Peannaini
Winter Queen,
Newark King,
American Pippn,
While Peuriuain,
Raiubo,
Carolina Aiple,
Baldwin,
Newloii Sp'ixenberg,
Westficld seek uof ih'r
Twenty Ounce Apple,
(enitea,
lied Itoniauite,
Red Wine Sap,
Blue Pcarmaio,
Michael Henry Pippin,
llluck Heart,
1. uud Pipp n,
Monet rous Sweeting,
lt.-lltloe.er,
Esopus Spitxeuberg,
Golden Ituasel,
llollsud Pippin,
Winter Sweet,
Melon,
Lady'a Swelling,
rEARS.
Columbia,
Louise Donue D. Jer.,
Julienne,
Flemish Beauty,
Maria Louisa,
Full Butter,
Early Heurrt,
Pound Pear,
Duriuburg,
lliisrsyanca,
Josephine D' Melon,
Vicar of Wii.kfield,
Crosalis Brrgamot,
Durborn's Seedling,
Triumi.h D'Jsiu,
Passa Colmar,
Bartlet,
Moou'sPear,
Yirgaltic,
Dutch Du Augelean,
Han Jose,
Early Butter,
Cliomotttell,
White Duoyan,
Fiut Gold tf Summer,
Clapp'e Estly.
PLUMS.
Jefferson,
Red Damask,
Green Gagr,
Yellow Gagt,
Nnmp
Red Carnation,
Royal Ann,
Kent sh,
Black Eagle,
Washington,
Sweet Damson,
Smith's Orleans,
Cue's Golden Drop,
CHERRIES.
Dowuton,
May Duke,
Vatiachaiek,
Black MoreltO.
My nursery compris-s about Forty Thousand
beautiful grafts of Ihe foregoing varieties, of thrifty
growth from one lo three years old. I have also a
nursrrv of about Twenty Thousand seedlings which
I wish' to sell, A. STANTON.
Salem, Oct SSd, 165u,-nSn-Cm.
Tim Cainpiiiun Oponcd.
T HAVE now in my NURSERY on the
L Monlicello Farm, HoWell Prairlo, Marion Co.,
a vory large
NURSERY OF CHOICE TREES,
from one to two years old, embracing all Ihe vurl
eliee of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, &c, brought
to thit nouutry by J. W. La.ld, which I offer lor
sal low for Cash. Thorn) who nte expecting to
purchase trees this winter, are requested lo come
and look at my nursery before ulnkiug their final
purehasw.
IT 1 am determined to tell on rerv reasonable
teruia. SAMUEL SIMMONS.
November, 1956. 3l)tf
Nurtory.
II! AVE rrow for sale at my nursery, about mid
way between Oregou City and Milwaukie, sev
eral thousand am, tskis of thrifty growth, em
brucing all the choivkst vasixtiks or rauiT ever
brought lo Oregon. My Irect ire from nue lo two
years old, and for a xe aud beauty are unsurpassed.
I am now ready to wait on customers, and shall be
happy It furnish trees to all audi aa see fit to give
me a call. Coma aud tee my nursery befora you
purchase elsewhere.
I havt also a quantity of mi Ms, and quinces
for sale. OR1UN KELLOGG.
Nov. 8th, 1856. 3if.
Orrgou aud California Packet
Liue.
rrlllE followinc vessels will run iu oon
X aection as a REGULAR LINE be-
tween PORTLAND and 8AN FRAN
CISCO:
Clipper bark JANE A. FALKENBERO,
BsiMca, Matter,
Bark OCEAN BIRD, Wiooir-s,
" CHAS. DEVENS, IUalit,
- NAHL'MKKA(, WiLLiam,
Brig I. B. LUNT, RtciuaneoN, "
Tha Barks have all becu eoppered recently, and
are in first-rate aider, tammanded by txperieuoed
caplaiua.
Freights will be carried at tha lowaet rater.
Produce sent from any part of tht country to
Oregon City, or to tht Line City works, will be re
ceived and forwarded to San I raucisco.
AatKTt-CEO. ABERNETIIY ft CO.,
Oregon Cty.
ABERNETIIY, CLARK CO ,
Not 22, '56-32tf San Francirco.
TP-t8TON'S Sectional and County MAP of
A' OREGON and WASHINGTON TER
KITORIES for talf br
augl6 CHARLES POPE, Jr.
TT TE WILL PAY CASH or
CASH or TRADE fm
T Y good WUEAT at tlss market price
aorlS
CUARMAN 4j WARNER.
M
NEW OOOD8,
ClIARMAN ft WARNER'S.
OREGON HA MS and SH HJLDERS for &
t7 a!J CHA&XAX f AyZX-
u.T-r
. r . itr t f TH t.' U O -
asms tune, iwi l a tjit.ui ''""i."1
Mrrwnlrra' tools and bardnait eenerally. iucluduig
acylbss, forks, shorels, spades, h.s, Ac, dto., all of
W.M. C. DEM EN I A m,
ppl ' e'ia vjj:e, uregon vny.
OREGON CITY
Wholoialo Price Onrrent.
coaatrrsu wsaai.r.
liar uoons. uaiueft xtauiuiNKs.
Hherllng, 4-4.... 9a 1 1 50 pr. it. over N. Y'.cosl.
Drilling Hi rauuuea.
Bieacbtd dr lling.... . Id Wheat, pr. bu.....AI.9
" shirting, llalliOuis do .. 40
Htriivd do Kl Pulatocs do 60
Tick.nf
Denine
Blue drill. n
Plaid liusey.
r - . "
.. 14a ll tin one do $1 Ul
...1SJ flour ti,W
....14 Corn Meul, fresh li
Ilia-.M; ral'lT.
70ii'.lli dried do 12aal
Mill t.
Kentucky jtaiis...'J5a4."i I'roclies, dried do I
Tweeds 5ia70; " do pealed
raiNTs.
Rlua and white...
Chili, ilr.erJ.'.'Uaa
l'i rauvtsioNs.
Blue aud orange I 'd, I'olk, clear...
...nous,
$ .'80311
15
IS
....IS
... 81U
Fancy Hali; " inc
Furniture do lOsirllams
do. wide.U'i Dacou
M.du lainee 14u25; rowuta.
Giiighaiiis 1 SoSj: Hazard, pr ca...
Alpaca 85alH " pr keg.
Table d.nnask 50a75 shot.
cloths C5a$lf Small tizet gVla.l
Irish liueut 4Uu$i.Uuck tll
CI.OTIIINU. ! IKT.
Sheep gray pauls i J i3! Bur 20
Satinet du. .rjil iXWhitu lead, in oil...l'.'J
Fancy cass. do. ...gluA' coauxui.
Black cans. do. iJ5b7! Mauilla, small..,
Redflaii'l shirU 8l4al8l " large...
liluo do. do. 9ljullleinp
Hickory shirts 5a7i cxNiitta.
Calico do .JulAiliiiautiue
soots ft snoas. 'Siieriu
... ii
35
lOalS
.37a 111
Men's kip boots SHji-T C1UAR,', u
' siixtr do. do....$r;llavan glOaHil
" fine sewed lij.tl'riuuil rjllUj'Ji
Boys' kip boots frt: American 8'Wa5l
' ho'vv w'x dojllV Tostcuo.
Mens' brii'spr. dux.. 17, Pride ofUm L'uiuu.40ii4J
" kip lug's pr dox.jl-0;'Sun 30a:li
" calf sewed do..il;Luko'e 3i
Wouieu'tb'vy ali'a.ftl.'i; UAauwiaa.
fine do fjIj'Shovelt :$"al4
oaociaut. iSpades f1"',?
Coffee MolfiiAxea filliaail
Tea 5Uuti5! M ill sawa 'JOaC-1
Sugar, no. 1 Chi'a... . 1-' X cuteuws 75a$l,!J5
" crushed 171 1'ulilc cutlery, 10 iwrcl
Salerattia lOulli! advance on N. Y.ooil
Htareh 14; Pocket cutlery, 85 pro!
Syrup K Button... (1. 35 tdvaucii.
du. laluuu Sl.JU.UlUir liuian
... i Oil ... Mln
N O Molasses.
J ware from 20 to5Upr
Liv. Salt
Table Suit
Ssndwich I. Salt.
Pepper
'.'Ji:1! ut advance.
3.1.1' Nuile,uas'd siics.pr kg 87
'iti'ifr, " liorscshue...35a3i
S; oils.
4i.: Lamp U5
.tlOaHn'l.inseed boil fc2
.. Ballil'urpentiucprgall jii
- - LU
Allpioa
Cinnamon.
Soap ...
UCO. AlsS:tiir. i IIV Co.,
MERCHANTS,
OREGON CITY, O. T.
Abornotby, Clarlt tfc Co.,
COMMISSION AX1) KOIIWAUUI.NU MUIICIU.NTS,
Sun Francisco, Cul.,
Will attcliJ to sellinir Oregon proiluce, and fill or
ders fur Goods, tlioeeries, fto., at Ihe lowest rules.
The pairomige of the people of Oregou it re
spectfully solicited. Aug. 2.
Ziumbcr, Iiumbor.
riHR Oinon .Millinir and Truiisisirtalion
Co.
1 have etublil.ed a LUMBER YARD on tha
river bank in tear of Iho store uf Allan, McK.nlay
& Co. ..ii j.
Lumber Iu large or small qn.nit lies, Including
dreawd siding and flooring, can always bo had by
implication at the eture of
" F. S ft A. HOLLAND.
Ortgon City, May l'J. lo8-
s Tor Unit.
pfct I WANT to rem my ptuoe for ant or
mile from Mr. Post's
richool, and two and a half miles from Orenon
City. There art five ncree well set with timothy,
aud there will be ob .ut six acres lo cultivate.
Fruil uf all the vurioua kinds. Good house and
out buildings. Tonus nmde easy. Apply soon.
Jin. S4-4llf JAS.G. SW.UFORD.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
the rtilisnribei'S under the firm of Baiistow ft
Co. wua dissolved by mutual eminent August 16lh,
1S50. Persous indebted will please make pay
mint to Jos. liurstow, who will receive all dsbta
duo the late firm.
JOS. BARSTOW,
W. CORUY.
Canrmah, Sept. 6, 1856. 21
to; Barstow
IS by himself, and would respectfully say to his
friends and the pillion eurrully Unit lit It
thankful for past patronage, and will continue busi
ness al the old stand, and will ever be ready Iu
show his Goods to those who may favor hint with
a Call. Come one, come all, both gieut audsmsll,
and giva him a cull before purchasing elscteheie,
aud examine for yourselves .'lis splendid aud select
stock of
DRY GOODS, PROVISIONS, CLOTH.
IXG, BOOTS, SHOES, and CROCKERY,
T a, Sugar, Coffee. Ppiees, fte., ftc., Hute, Nails.
Biooma, ftu and almost every thing perlmuiug to
a general hue of business. All kinds of country
produce takeu in exchange. Mfy frtndi will
find it to llidr ad van tags le jive rue a call.
Caiitmali.Sepl. 6.
i - i -
Btank Books.
AFRESn supply, and firnt-rate assortment af
toll and haif bound BLANK BOOKS,
just receivtd ex "Young America." P.iss Books,
Hheep and Tuck Memorandums, Monthly and
Weakly Time Books, Itscsipt Hooks, Shipping
and Storehouse, and Cli Copying Press liooka.
School W'ritiia Bo k, M uiaturt Blaukt, Notes,
Di alls. Bills Lading, ice., fte.
Nowr Carrier's Book snd Stationery Co.,
Not. 64 ii Ii6 Long Wharf, aud 97
sep. 20-rrJ, Uatlcry si., Saa Francisco.
PO you want Hay Forks, Spad'sead RhorlI
CtJ al ClIARMAN- f HUK.Y $