(nil Meerauna.
IUEI BATTLg WALK g I VICTOBIOt'f
In tlio San Francisco IForald of Aril
24th It published Idler from General
Walker to EJinunJ RainUjili, !q, of
6an Francisco, .di ttiiliiiff lUe urn! impor.
tant events. In Nicaragua aim January
hit down in April 1st. Il confirm in (.lie
mala tli accounis which dura liitlwrtn
teen published, and givn besides ao au
count of an Hamuli inadu upon lCivaa on
the morning of t ho 23 1 of March, by up.
ward of 2000 of llio allis under I lie
rmirna'il of Gen. Mora. After a ahurt
trule, they wero repulsed with a lot of
cnore than 300 in killed nnJ wouiidml,
Utaidea leaving a four-pound piece, 0') or
70 English Minle muski, aol 40UU car
Iridgoa iu tho hand of Urn. Walker.
The latter Lad onljr i men killed nnJ 4
wounded.
On lha 24 lb of March ha itatca hit
whnl number of meo at about 00, of
whom not mora than 300 nr lit for active
aorvico '.he rest being tick anJ wounded.
(Jen. Walker wriica hopefully of lilt
iprospectn, and speak of toon clearing Nic
aragua of bur invnderf, and jutting all
liia rnemiea under Lie feet.
The following is llio rja.itciipt to hi let
ter, dated April 1st :
"Afior the attack af the 23d, the en.
emy recovered their nn riglh aullicicutly
to retain their position at tho Cuatr IN
quinas, about 1400 yards distant. They
have gone to work vigorously, barricading
in all direction, and are now occupying
four points aroand this place. As I do not
care about losing more moo t'juu ii abso
lutely necessary, I merely occupy Rival
without atlempliag te dislodge lha enemy.
Their presence saejaeta W no iuoaore
nienee except ia the matter beef; aud
we Lave enough of other ir.cat to lust for
more than forty daya.
"Tho enemy give unmutukullo signs
oi wchkocns aua dissolution. H.very now
and then thoy attempt te drive their men
up to an attack, but it is impossible to rot
them within riflo range,, A vary slight
would, I think, dissolve them : and. a
though it may be nrccseary fur us to strike
U in a short time, I delay it until smie
thing d'. linile is hoard from Lockridge.'
OPERATIONS O THE S.V! JI'A.M CAI-TURK
OP CASTILLO BT COL. LoCKltlOOK.
Col. Lnckridgo left Puint An nas on the
morning of tho 22d March with tho strum
fi s t . . . .
rrs aeon una iicsctie, with Ii remninini
force, arms, ainiiiunition, and provisions.
On the 20ih ho had succeeded in sjvttitii;
the Kescuoover the Mochurhn Rapids with
ail the requisite supplia Tor nttn kin Cns
tillo, which he did on March Out h. cniitur
ing it with the los of 27 men killed and
wounded, i he Cos l a Kicmi loss was 123
killed nud a large) number woundeil.
Col. Lockrnlga is in cennninnri, l.tit has
with him Generals flunisliy and Wheat,
-1 - i i i. i i . ii
msu uui. r rami .Anderson ana Major Mailt
win, and 475 good mon, wiih three month'
eupply of provisions, nnd plenty of arm
and ammunition. The only pitiin now
hold by tho Costa Hi fans is Fort San Cur
ios, thirty. two miles from Castillo, at the
head of the rivor. Lntkridge will make n
desperate clhjrt to retake it.
SAN Jl'AN OCCLTICD BY THE ALLIES,
On tho 8th of April, Col. Blanco, wiih
100 Costa Ricans, took possession of San
Juan del Sur, nnd fired into the boa's of
the steamer Orizaba which wcro near shorn
Inking in water, besides capturing one of
the men. dipt. Davis, of ll-o LT. S. sloop
of-war St. Mary's, sent n Lieutenant and
a file of marines on shore and released him.
CAPT. DAVIS WILL TAKE CA11F. OF TIIK WO
MEN AND CIlll.OIIO.
Capt. Davis, of the St. Mary's, having
obtained tho consent of tho commanders
of both armies, will send Lieut. Houston,
with a detachment of marines, to escort
tho womon nnd children to S'an Juan,
whoro he will keep them under his protec
tion. Tho Allies say they have Rivai sur
rounded by 2"(H) men! and nnnounee their
intention of starving Walker out. That
will ba dillieult, for ns soon as he is re
lieved of the women nud children ho will
be more able to cut his way through them
at any lime. Cholera has broken out in
the allied army, nnd they nie lining largely
by desertion having a greater dread of
oholora than of the filibusters.
tiie orrosiNa oenkkals in Nicaragua.
A correspondent of tho N. V. Herald
jives tho following description, 89 coming
from Capt. Dav!, of tliu St. Mary's :
" IIo never expected to find in tha cut.
throat bandit filibuster Walker n very quiet,
unassuming, close -shaven individual, sur
rounded by book, nnd talking liirlit litera
ture and ethnology, and in tlio allied gen.
ral very obsequious yellow men, like
liond wallers at Saratoga or Newport, but
not as well got up, and v. ho promised any
vuiiig aim every ming quilo a glibly.
A prominent attacho of Walker's gov
ernmenl (now in New lork) makes the
following statement :
"Gen. Walker takea all his reverses
philosophically, Nothing disturbs, sur
prises, or alarms him. lie keeps up nil
tho routine of government; convening reg
ularly his constitutional advisers, confer
ring with thorn upon all important move
ments, nnd everything moving nn wiih tho
utmost precision, lie says lie ha forco of
character sullicient to carry himself, and
those associated with him, through any
crisis, and ho will maintain himsvlf in his
present position as long as there i any
thing to eat within ten or twenty miles 0f
the town.
"Tho mass of the natives regard ihe
operations of Walker ami also of the al
lied forces against him with tho most sub
liino indifference, apparently caring lit l Io
which succeed. They are generally ready
to do anything if not required to fia'ht, a
they havo b.Hii engaged in that buiues
for thirty-live Jtnr, as the tool of con
tending factions, without any perceptible
benefit, and they have been disgusted with
it. Walker, understanding this feeling,
does not require lliem to lake up arm.
On the contrary, the Allies carry on whole,
aale conscription. Their method is to visit
hacienda, and seize all the males, tie
their arms behind them, ami march lliem
olT to join their rank. Tho consequence
J they Ink no interest in the cnto-t go
ing on j ihey fight with no spirit, and l.
rt in squalt when tha first opportunity
olW'
Mtetialloa a t'.salatac.
" IIj was distinguished for hi eiiiin-ut
social qimlilea," read my uncle, and be
pondurtd " L'niinmit sociul qualliit'!
eminent stuff and notiicnaer quoth my
unclomoro Vclienuntly. IIo was se
man, and did nut Ulicve all ibAt was print
cd, " All humbug," exclaimeJ lie ajnin J
" Here, Agnes, read ihi, and a you alue
you head, or perhaps I should say your
heart, never murry man with " eminent
aocial qualities."
14 1 do nut wi.h lo sprak ill of one who
is gone," mid my uncle, more mildly
' but I knelt lhi very man, and saw Li in
often lu tho bosom of bis family, s the
phraae i. Abroad he aa the liui and
spirit of every company folio we J, ad
mired, courted. 1ut, liLe the literary uan
hia quulitiss were too valuable lo be ex
pended at home. They say author must
not talk at home, lot they should lee a
thought !
" WhonX went iiotu Le sa ex
hauited worn ont hia nervti kli attired
nnd iriilntej. Not ouly 1 lei Do d g lark,'
but his Kifomuklu't talk sad his children
must not disturb him. Sometimes, by fits,
he was Indulgent but I speak of Lis
daily lifa
" He is a rata avit, who ia always good,
natured, sikl those who iuvariubly appear
so abroad, cannot, of course, be tspecled
lo rtslraia therusclve at their own fire
sid.s. Such delioute aervaus orgsnixatiou!
" But this ia not the only ca. To ny
sorrow I bare Lund it so every a ke re.
There is Y.,Iik a traiu of sunshiny where
ever he goes, perfectly charming, winning
in Lis manner, aud benrToiencs beam iu
his ryes lis heart expands at your touch.
" Is ho nut perfect ) Aak hia wife or
his children, or any visitors at his house
that's all. Ak any oao who goes behind
the scenes.
"Audahol" quoth my uncle, "I am
sorry ta say my exceptions etcn! lo wo.
men also. liters in one manifestation is
almost sure lo bo followed by deficiency
in another. And the world dors mnkc
sueh demands 1 Ono who would Miccced
with the world must inako tccrifues for
tho world.
" I might nolo cases, per contra, where
those who are stern nud harsh abmad are
genial as the day at home ; but those nro
not npropos to the "eminent social
qualities."
"Dojouknow I sometimes bless the
newspapers for the pe.ico they gins We
must all read tho papers, or we need not
try to live, and those give peace and quiet
ness. " I; is rather a negativo advantage, this
kind of pence, but let us make iho most
of it. It is brtler than nn irritaied bundle
of nerves on a sofn.
" It is not best to say much of having
happiness and household enjoyment, ol
improving conversation, anil all that.
Thoy don't seem to consist with " eminent
social qualities,"
"Tho fact is," sngily considered my
uncle, nflcr a tolcmn interval of consider
ation" tho fact is if somebody is eminent,
somebody has to pay fbr ii."
Ripe nrrait.
F.rrnd made of wheat flour, when taken
out of Iho oven, is unprepared for the
stomach. It should go through a change,
or ripen before it is eaten. Young persons,
or persons in tha enjoyment of good
health, may cat bread immediately after
being baked without any sensible, injury
from it; but weaklj and aged persons
cannot cat such without di.in'' harm m
o
their dijestivo organs. Dread, after being
baked, goes through a clianga similar to
iho clianga in newly-brewed beer, or newly
churned buttermilk, neither being healthy
until after the change. Durini llio chance
in bread it sends of n largo portion of car
bon, or unhealthy gss, and imbibes a
largo portion of oxygen, or healthy gas.
lJie.nl lia, according to tho compulation
of physicians, cnc-fiflh moro nutriment
when rips than when just taken out of an
oven. Il not only has more nnlrlm.nt
but imparts a much greater dcirreo of
cheerfulness. He that cats old ripo bread
will have a much greater flow of animal
spirit., than he would were ho to eat nn
ripe bread. Hread, as before observed,
discharges carbon and imbibes oxygen.
Una thing m connection with this fact,
should be particularly noticed by all house,
wives; it is to let tho bread ripen where
it can inhnle tho oxygen in a pure state
lirceii will always tnsto of iho nir that
surrounds it whilo ripening; hence it
should bo placed whoro the air is pure. It
should never ripen in a cellar nor in
bed-room.
wi:sTi:itJ iioti:i,,
Morriwn t betn-ren Front .ni.l First its..
VORTLAXn.t) r
V tiari reasniiuhlc.
.Man-li lr, lti.".C-48
S. I). SMITH,
Proprietor.
U it i him Tinker & Knddlcr.
rpiIK (utMrnbrr haa bought out tlis ralnlilVIi
JL nwul fornwrly owned hv A. K. Poat. and i
H.W corning on th III RESS and S.t DPl.E
A'Vliunn. in nil ila braiK-hpa: llm l.ivi-i;v
S I AI1I.L betouuing lo Iho eaiabUbmnt, ia also
krpl up, whvtt horvra and earriaware corHtiutly
k l lor the accommodation of ihe Dublin. Hn,. ,
rt at my stable, will alwava be trralrd with oar.
ticular atlenlmn, and lerll fri. havr Kftn c..n
nrelnl wilii thia aalablmluiir nt furaoinu fonryean.,
aud am nnwpennaoaiiily katpil, where Inliall al
wava be happy to wail on all who m iv fmor me
wnii a coll. W. It. I'AKTLOW.
Tho b of TIMOTHY II Y kept cvastant.
on haml.
Oregon lily, Oil. Ii, UiWTy.
Zow rirmWew Good.
rpiIK uiiiifi-iJ uk tin iii-tli"l inform,
1 Ut me .uU. thai l!iryb-usliehui
ff..rrly ud l V. H. IKM.I.AM). act hMx by
.I, rt uf.nmon u kiMiniM lo rruiu lha paliian
of lha old cJt"iers aud ga o a many nwr as
buMilila.
V are .niUiilly la rell vt (SOOIW si-Im-I.
! with Hi ("alral rare, ( la pre and quality,)
and are caitil-iil ihul our fjcj.lim will tuahlu ua
lui.il'cr nrrtUt iiidm inriiia lo all kIki waul llie
arurih of Iheir nioury lhaii auv oilier liou in the
city. M't liav-,nud are jual rei tiving, an invoice ef
di: V GOODS,
Coroi't'iiC in PJrt nf Ihe following artielra C.lif
i-o, I'ai -die, li.iJVy, t'"Hii-jn, I'luliji All-11. 1 all
Kivrr, lcrrim,l ai d nuim-mua olhrr I'ltl.N I't",
all l.iUr l)lrl I'.u nil uiid 1'iaiich in. rinw, l.y
on clh; llue!i, line, mh, and p nk a pum,
t on, I, bonk, aid Swim nuolm, n line aawjituieut
of lu' t- and til.-ui, v- Ivrl tiimunui.'a. Ve., do.
mutic jiiiighanw, tilua, nnxt-d, aud gray aaliurl,
!i tp'tjir.) and fancy vlnih, iluimj and Hunker
Hill ftum. b i.hrd aud brown heHing, brows
aud Liu drilling-, du nu. hi- kury ah rlinif. l!t-k
vtlval, a'o a Sua lot of bUid Attm goud, Uruut-la
caijial, Ve., 4u.
MEXDOYiP CLOTHING.
Biue.lUrk. i ad browi ctolli ( Ml of Ilia fiuaat
uuiily. I'rd buaiuaaa do., black clatb eaala, a liao
ill of l.ik d di n lUid aaliuat panU, ail iitiblir
and tit, rubts-r jackria. gruy over and under
abiiM, liU aiidh cksry aii:iia. balauud cuja.
BUD i'ai aud X II O inm'.. a' aud
youllja' bui, Udira', luiaaa a', and eliildreu'a mo
ruevOi ;out, kid, and cr.lf boots and ahooa.
GliOCKltlES:
Rio cwlrt. friin nud black Ira, Nrw Orliuus,
Uauvia, aud crub d augar. Kuat UxpUiii, bww
ad'a, and Liiiua syrup, aalt, ID aud tU lb. aacka,
ajila, aorird nut, ao.ip aud aoap powders, paw
Juran l laud, cream lunar, Jfa.1 pudr, aalera
tua, cbt wing add aiuuki.'ig tobueco, oyMrra, prunes,
-f per sauce, ml', apicea, alureli, ami cAtu but'
"''. vaiu-lyoC othergrocer.es uUiilly kept.
W have alias
kplt-udi! Aaaoi'iiorut of Books,
Iu part us folmwa:
Wa)iiulea ib aGuu- M.-kemle'a Raceipla,
orsla, Itrligiou taicyclopedis,
N'epnlMU A LianiaMi'U, ll.u.e llMury,
ttallioa' Auutullliatoiy, bki Lbaaaad Skeleleae
ii 4 rola., of aarnioua,
B..n!tr Warn. Wickbamadoliaol Reg-
Life ao tli Phioe,' ialer,
Fieulier Llt'a, L)lu Wil- Htf vena' beak of lha farm,
ana,
Ftull Oritur,
Laud Maure,
Aniaik-uB Debater,
Mapping plain,
Knilroiid and Koatla,
Teaching.
Full. ra Work.
I'm. leal l.andeupa
(iardfuinjr,
Povhood ol (irtat lira,
Archbiahop,
Alert-anl.to ,Maral.i,
Youat, boiae and ciltlo
t'niird Stulisi' Hiavory,
Natural llnlory,
Hurley'a (ie.jruiliy,
Sloddard'a Mtuul arilk.
Tiiwrra' alg bra,
TbsinpMiii'a high school
and inrntal arnhnislicx,
Wetiater's and Sandi ra'
n. w aerie vchool baoka,
Walwtcr'a Inrg family
Dictionary,
Irviu'a cyi-liqiadia of
moral and reiijiaua
ancololM,
doclor,
Mi-clianie'a eonipnuiaD,
Small ajriniltural iroik, liiblra.of allaizaa,
ii nil many oil er valuable book.
ALSO
PRESTON'S MAP OF OKKUON as J WASH
INCiTON. A Frak Supply of Stationery :
Diiy-I)mk and Journal, Mcmtirandums of sll
i ztst. nnle, b II, r, enp, and bill pnp'r, envslnpn,
par. and pencils, alme, wr'ling liooka, Ae.
Wm. DIKUDOKI-'F A Co.
P. R GOODS mi hnnned and Ihe higheal
market prii-e paid f.w butler, eggs, baron, elm-kens,
flour, and almost anything Ihe farmer ban for
aula. WM. D. Jt (JO.
Oregon C'ily, October 4, lt.ifi. y
HolLind Si CThlto,
( FIRF. ritOOF MRU K Dl lLni.MO, )
M.liy ST., OREGON CITY,
Tr FF.P eonslanl'y on hand a full assortment nf
JV Ihe following srticles bolh iVHOLKaALrJ
aud KKTA1L:
DRY GOODS:
A large quantity, con;slinir partly of prinls of all
kinds, in, riii", Kngl sli und Fn nrli ulpaeas, do
lainrs, f.iney nnd black a Ik, aheetins, ahirtinfrs,
licking-, lee., easaimeres, cnllonudes, hickory s,
drmnis, drilling, mtinetu, blue, black, grey, and
miicd, cVe., iXc.
GROCERIES:
A well st lfckd u-oitinent, in part consisting of
sngsr, eftfTte, tpn, syrup, soap, candlrs, fruil, llour,
butler, bacon, 'p ep, pepper, ault, SHlerntiis, soap
puwd' r, ink powder, ye iirl powder, gun powder, te.
CLOTHING:
ttich lis black frock, wick, nnd fhannhni coat', of
ens mere, esssim tte, aultnrt, and cloth ; vests,
butr, silk, blin k satin, cloth, ami casimere, plain
aid fancy; punts, a largo assortment of doeskin,
enwimcre, eloih, jcuns, satint t, linen, and all oilier
k lints ; hnt, cups ; over and under shirts ; slocks,
handkerchiefs, and cravat::, and a thoiuand other
limits, such as
BOOTS SHOES,
women's cour.-a arid fine boo:s, fine black and col
ored caile m, alippers, Ac. ; pica's culf shors, li'ht
and heavy brnans, k p and calf boo!, culf and
mam. led gaiters, boys' nnd children's boots, shoes,
and gaiters.
Also, naili, ipikoa, hammers, hatchets, sawJ,
axes, ylhis, s;eels, sruares, itc, fen.
ir The ubove goods will bo sold at tho lowest
market rates. Ail kinds of produce lukeu in ex
change for good.
Sept. 19, ItC.li. j
J rent Inducements.
mut: rRoniiF.Tort of
Jl nn: FRESCII STORE
in this oily, takes this method to invile Ihe puhlio
to call and examine his flink of (i O O D S ,
He has now on hand, and will continue to receive
by almost every tleamcr, a fine nssortmcnt ol tho
best ijiialny of goods, which he is determined to
sell as cheap a anybody else, if not a little
cheaper.
Tlio Ladlo, in ParSirnlur,
are re.-im slcd to come where they will lin.l the best
und LATKST FASHIONS of Dress Ooods, of
every description.
He has, and is constantly riceivinc, D R 1
GOO D S , eons:iin in part of tho followiug
srliclrs (.'oehieo. Pacific, lladley, C'onestego,
Philip Alien, Fall K ver, Merrliuac,ainl numerous
other PRINTS, nil lute alylcaj English and
French merinos, Lyons clolh ; black, bhio, purp'e,
and pink alpacas, jaconet, book and Swiss muslin,
a tine assortment of laces aud edging, velvet trim
ings, Ac., domestio ginghams, blue, mixed, aud
gray satinet, sheep's grey and fancy clolh, Milford
and rtunker (till jeans. rilenchH and brown sheet
ing, brown and blue drilling, denims, hickory ahirt
ing, black velvet, also a fino lot of plaid dress joods,
Brussels carpet, Ac, Ac.
.Tien A Hoy's Clothing.
Wuc, bluck, and brown cloth coal of Iho fincrt
quality, twi ed bus nesa do., black cloth vcsla, a tine
lot of blk ilocakiu and snlinet pants, all qualinea
and eiiea, rubber jackets, gray over and under shirts,
white and hickorv shins, hats nnd cairn.
IIOOTS A. S I'll) KS men', hnya1 anJ youths'
boots, ladies', misses', and children's morocco, goat,
kid, and caif bcot and shoea. j
It ia no trouble to show goods, and he will 1
wave be happy (o seo hi customers, whether they j
purchase or uol. I
rriJENE L FOREST. I
Oregon City, Dec. 6, I8ib. 3 iu7
W. F. Barns,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER,
O ii 0 O X C I T V, O. T.
IT Strict ntti ntion raid to renairinr?. and salis-
factiou to patron warranted. I'eb3-4,'l
Wheat Wanted.
HIGHEST casli pne pi, , hv
Not. 3. H V. C. DEMENT d CO.
DO you. waul slocking varn t We have it
aul VIIARMAN 4 WARSER.
I POYS, of different kind. li.rsalc bv
JL CIIAR.MAN It WARN E R.
TITO PICK CIGARS, the best ch.no is at
II spill eilARMAX W tRXERS.
U. S. MAIL LINE.
i Ortm Cilv and Portland Daily racket,
. , Jennie OUrk.
, ,.,.! n i ,i.. .iUv,-
H ill run lUitv, (Siindays i-ei-ptrd,) ill Ihe alsivi-
numed Ira-lo, I, aving Oregon ( iiv en-ry day all
oVksik, . at. Rcturniiirf, will leave Portland I
3 r. a., touching at all iun-muiliulc poiuta.
For freight or paasage apply on board, apil-tf
U. S. MAIL LINE.
I'ortliMid nutl Aaiorlri.
Tli Ki.leudid Steamer 'VT'
SiZultnotnab
TTII.l. eontintie lo run re.-iilarly brlweeii Port-
lainl nnd Alo. ia, tin Vuncouver, twics a
situ, tearing I'oriland on Mou luy and ThurMlny
niorninga of each wek for Astoria i and Asiorm
for I'crtlauJ ou TueaiUy and Friday niorninifs,
lou.biiig V!foi,vKS,ST. IIklkss, l'AiMna,('rii
LaiiKT, ic.. ea. h way. For fn-iiflil or pawnee,
apply lo II. HOYT. Muier,
jelC Orul llou'a Wlmrf-bsit, Portland.
Wta. O. Dement it Co.,
At their o.'d itand, efifuilt tin Land Office,
4 UK now receiving per dark "Ork" and brig
il. "Halcyon," the following good!
l.'.U boxes -perm arid aduiiiuulino candle,
:.U ken dried apple aud p. ache,
. 1H(I Ibis and hlf bbl crushe.1 sugar,
.',0 case pxkle,
30 frwh peaches,
Si) " nie fi uila,
111 ions 0. A. salt,
CROCKERY - OlASS.WAREt
fiUU dui cup. aud saucer,
300 " plates,
"DO " liunblers,
SO " water pitchers.
Kugir Iwwls, Irn pois, ic, &o.
OILS .f 1' AIMS i
Mil kegs pure lead,
gals liuseeil oil,
lull gala turpentine,
fill gule varuish,
3UU gals lump oil,
lliO eals turd "
DRYUUODSi
liUOU yds brown sheeting,
iisH) " prints,
lllniched col ions, bed tit-king. See., &e.,
all of which wdl be sold as low a lliey cn be pur
chased f any other houae in Oregon t ily. may 1 7
JUT RKCF.IVEO at the Oregon City Drug
Klure, direct from New York and San Fraa
riaco, a fresh supply of DRVUH, MEDICINES,
1'aleul lUclicinca, ranuly .lelicines, iSC, ae
which itill it mild at low fur rank a Me ran ht
procured in thi Territory. Cull ami exainiue for
yourselves, aud gal an Alumnae lor Inji, gratis,
JAYNK'S Alterative, Expectorant, ami Pills,
Cad Liver Oil, Castor Oil, and NweW ( HI, at
the OREGON CITY DRUG STORK.
W. ,Mer-
chant's Garcling Oil, at Iho
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE,
rpl'.L'SSKS, rithl and left and double, ami Ab
I dominal anporlera, nt the
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
1l'UK While Lead, raw ami burned limber,
Creine. Green nnd Yellow, und olher paints,
at the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
IjERFl'MF.RY.al the
OREGON CITY DP.l'G STORE.
GRAM FEN HERO MEDICINES:
GruefeubergSarsaparillu, L'leriueCulholicon.
" Dysentery syrup, consumptive
balm,
" Tile Ointment,
" 4lealth llilters,
" Eye Lotion, Ae., io.,
To be found at the ngem-y nf the Company, at
tho OREGON CI I Y DRUG STORE.
HAYMAN'S Dyspeptic Elixir warranted lo
cure ihe dopepsiu just received nnd for
auleat tlx OREUON CITY DRUG STORE.
DR. Guvsott' compound extract oOursaparilla
und Yellow Dock, nt the
teplj OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
V'" Ur- Jacob
Townsond' Sai-supurillii, at
J the
OREGON CITY DRUGSTORE.
DR.J. Ayrcs' celcbruteil Cherry Pectoral fur
coughs, col ls, nnd consumption, at Ihe
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
PERUVIAN Febrifuge, for the cure of fever
and iieiie, Ac, Ac, just received nnd for sale
at tho OREGON CITY VRL'U STORE.
McLAN
Pills,
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
.llelodcon.
1 FEW of Trince & Co 'a best A1ELODE.
XA. ONS for sule, !. Enquire nt the
lebi OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
BR. Townseud's Sursnparill i, nt the
OREGON CITY DRUGSTORE.
s
I1AKER Sarsnparilhi, nt llm
OREGON CITY DRUG STORE.
To HlackMiiilii anil .TJiiiiiilarlu
tits. "TTrii are now receiving ten tons of iron of Ihe
I T following srres :
Itnund iron from to 1 inch,
Square ' " I to 2 "
liar " ' 1Jn1io3x,
Nail roils,
Horse shoe iron,
Baud iron, 3.x J,
Plow steel, :h.
For sale at lowest market rates.
aug2 G. ABERNETHY at CO.
To Xcrchant3.
TT"E nre now receiving Ihe following ai tides:
30 bbls Simla Crni linio,
lli " hydraulic cement,
5 " pluster of paris,
o2 k. gs nails,
8 " spikes, 3 A- 0 in.,
100 " Hiwlou syrup, fl ga!.,
2." bars Rio coii'.-o,
2,'i mats China No 1 sugar,
2.i half bbls N O sugar,
5 bbls vinegar.
aug2 G. ADERNETHY A CO.
Wo aro now Receiving
4 ND have iu slore
l. 100 sacks Rio cnfTee,
SO whole and hlf bbla crushed sugar,
30 " " NO
100 doi brooms,
SoO boxes Eng. soap,
1110 " candles,
1H0 " glass, asa'J sires,
Togcllier with a general assortment of enckery,
hardware, boot and shoes, paints and oils, Ac,
Jrc, which wo offer for sale at as low pricee aa
they cau be purchased in Oregon Territory.
tt'M.C. DEMENT A CO.
Oregon City. Sipt. 13.
What's tho XXse of Going; Barefoot ?
r"PIIE subscriber has opened a boot aud shoe shop
JL in this city, where making and mending will
bo done to order on shout notic-. I also keep
constantly on hand ready made boots and shoes,
which I will sell on reasonable term. Thankful
for past favors, I still solicit a reasonable share of
patronage. Call and try us anvhaw.
J. It. BLANTIED.
Oregon City, Aug. 9, 13."6. 17rui3
Cntirmnh, April II, 1S57.
N hand and for aale, low, for cash or produce
y rami lead,
ehrorne ereeu,
white lead,
pnawian blue
chrome yellow,
blue point,
red do in oil,
blk. do u
litharge.
Common and permanent green putty, glass
JNO. P. BROOKS.
Groceries
! FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE, JR.
! CJCGAR, Salt. Coffee, Tea. Syrnp, Chocolate,
Starch, Saleratus, Cream Tartar, Sal Soda,
; Carb. So,!a, l'epper, Spice, Alnm. Borat. Cop-'
pcraa, ate.
.ipruvi, t,j;-itf
Allan, McXinlay V Co.,
HAVE jut revived
A STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
and would invite all those who wih to procure
GOOD article at reasonable prieea, lo call and
sea them. They consist in part of the following i
grindslone canal . wheel barrows
grain cradl.-e fancy broom
r ii.vili.4ai. snaths plain do
brush do do
asaon o coion-u puna
painted tnlaj
tine wash board
blacksmith' bellows
cross cut saws 7 It
do 6 ft
milt saws 7 ft
hair mntlraases double
do single
hair bolsters doublo
do single
sperm caudle
aduinunliiie do
grape brand tobacco
lucke tobacco
lilsq harrows S3 teeh
garden rakea
do lio.a
do spides
fiolinhed shovels
lay forka
manure forks
churns
window glass 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
do 7 i.y
window sashes 8 by 10
do 10 by 12
os Isjws and yokes
ULA XKKTS, D I Mi, UXDSEl S,
Shrctinpi Ticks, dec tVC.
And keep coustaully en hand a large supply of
GROCERIES,
clothing, hardware, and many articles too numer
ous to mention.
ALLAN. 3tK INLAY 4- CO.
Oregon City, April 21. !Hi7-ly
SXenr Booki I
rilHE subscriber haa just received a large aa.
X aortioent of ROOKS, direct from New York,
among which are the fol.owing:
Alison' Hist, of Lurow
Amer.ean Insiiluliou,
Sillimuu's do.
Democracy in Am lieu
"Land und Lee,"
"Sea and Sailor,"
Live of the Siincrs,
llabvlon and Nineveh,
"Deck and Port,"
'Ship and Shore,"
Home Cyclop, -dia,
Egypt and the HoiyLuiid
LnnineroiiSt'iii Engine,
Auc't Mouasleries,
Three Years in CaliforJ
five, of Literature,
Duchan'e Fain. Phys'u.,
Manual of i me Ai ls,
Lectures on the Art,
Travels in Peru,
Polar Regions,
Maliaii' Philosophy,
Choice Uiogmphy,
Peruvian Aiitiqiulies,
I 'hoice F.tra. la,
variety ol 1'oeta.
SOU cop es of Sunders' ripcller,
.Mil) " Reader,
2;,0 " MeGufTev's do.
2."i() " Webster' Dictionnrie.
Dav ea' Algebra,
(ieometry,
" Bourdon,
" Surveying,
" Legendre,
" Aniuinelcs,
Thompaun's do.
Newman's Rhelorie,
I lay's do.
Parley'a Univ. History,
Goodrich's Piet. U. S.,
.Monleith'a Geography,
"Liltle Ss aker,"
N. American Speaker.
A l.so.
A Xresh lupply of Stationery.
Duy Hooks, .oui liulu, Ledgen, Record Rooks,
Memorandums, of all sizes, Diar ea. Ac, Note nnd
Letter Paper, Envelopea, Pen, 4tc, &.C Erar
Knives, Erosive Rubber, Gummed Labels, Faber't
Pencils, INK, iu quart und pint bottle.
VY110LESALK AND BETAIU
CHARLES POPE, Ja.
Oregon City, August 18, 185b.
rurnitore.
fllllE subscriber haa just reeeiv-.
X eil a large supply oi rtitiisi
1 CUE of ull descriptions, consist
ing iu part as follows
Sofua, mahogany and black walnut;
Chamber sels;
liureuus, with or without marble tops;
Office, denks;
Rocking chairs, stuffed in hair, carpet, and with
cune and wood seuts;
Dining chairs, cane und wood seats;
Office chairs, do do do
Children' do, high dining and rocking;
Brdstead. various kinds;
Tables, center, card, and dining;
riling ile.-kn;
Sldebourds;
Parlor chairs;
Seltoes;
Reading, toilet, and work tables;
I.ook:n!.'-i!lasses;
Mallrets- s, hair, moss, and wool;
Window shades;
Feathers;
Paper hangings, of every style;
Oilcloth; Chinese mattiin;; fluid lamps, and burn
ing fluid ; with a variety of other article lo
numerous lo mention.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine for Ihein.-elves.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for goods. TllOS. JOHNSON.
March S2, lBoB. 4!)tf
rUST RECEIVED,
I 70 bbls and hlf bbls N O sugai
30 " " crushed "
4d00 lha No 1 China
10 hlf bbls Carolina rice,
15 " " dried apples,
15 kegs " "
10 hit bbls peaches,
100(1(1 lbs Liverpool salt,
10 cares table salt,
50 bbls Sanlu Cruz lime,
SlldU lbs mauilia rope, nss'd sizes,
100 kegs nails, " "
Sunt) iT Hour sucks,
6 bules drillings,
12 cases ass'd pie fruits,
13 " " .ickles,
SO bundles window sash, ass'd sizes,
84 punnel doors, "
2 doz pol grains scoops,
100 sacks Rio coffee,
10 mats black pepper,
10 bules oakum,
100 single and double blocks, ass'd size,
6 gross P & M yeast powders,
10 doz zinc wash boards,
500 galsS. I. syrup,
4000 lbs white lead, pure,
500 " ted "
40 gals copal rurni'sii,
15 doz p iiul brushes, ass'd sizes,
15 " 3 hooped buckets,
200 gills boiled liusee l oil,
100 " raw
Torether with a good assortment HARD
WARE and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. All
of which we pnipose selling al prices to suit Ihe
times. Cull and see for yourselves.
W. V. DEMENT A CO ,
Main St., oppos.ie the Lund Office.
Oregon Ciiy, April 10, 1S5G.
ore New Goods.
AT CIIAIIMA.N il VAREB S.
IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL STOCK,
we have just received, direct from Sau Fran
cisco, a good aud suitable supply.of
Goods for this Seusnn of the Year,
which we offer for sale at prices which cannot be
beat in this market. Our dock consists in onrt of
400 lb sal soda,
50 boxes Engli-h soap,
50 " Chns. Hill's soap,
2il doz corn starch,
20 eases pie fruit,
15 " piukle.
8 doz honey, '
8 " lobslera,
12 " oysters,
20 hlf bbls N O suirar.
4 bbl Sandwich Island syrup
10 hlf bbl dried npples,
8 rite mackerel.
2000 lbs slick candy,
500 - fancy do.
1 case Galllpisher toyi,
1 " German toj-a,
400 lbs almonds,
1 2 hlf box, raisins,
6 whole boxe do., 4
48 pr good Mackinaw blankets,
20HK) yds brown sheetin?
2000 calico,
Itootaand shoes of every description.
I he above, with our usual assortment, we think
render, our Mock complete. Call and se. u..
. . casn. I HAKMAN dj- WARNER.
December 20, 1S56.
Hardware
FOR SALE BY CHARLES POPE. JR.
BRASS and lion Bulla, Screw, Lock and
M Latches, Hammera and Hatchets, Axes,
Drawing-knire, Handsawa, Carry Combs, florw
Hrushes and t arda. Gun Locks, Gon Caps, Vot4
Card-, Cheat Han.lle., Plane fte 1
DUSINIvSS CAlim
. wrT. - t - nm
A IXAN, M'OZirLAT A CO..
IX l.euernl tomuiiasiou Mrchanta, and whole,
ale and retail Dealer iu Dry Goods. Grocsri
1 Itinlsarnras A-m Aim
uiunuiV va. w iv
Sfieorge T. Allan.
Archibald M'Kinlay.
Thoma Lowe,
Oregon City, May 5.
ALLAN. M'KINLAY A CO.,
Seotlshurg, Umpoua, Orrron.
Lower
4 LL AN M ' K INLAY k"co!j clianipoTg
1. Oregon Territory. May o.
CHARLES POPE, JR., 'i
DRM.EII in Hardware, Gmesrii,l)ry GoiJ,
Clothing, Horn A Hhnue, Medicine, Uaa
and Ktatioiiery.
Main-st., Oregon City, April 21, 1857-Itf
Wm. O. Dement A, Co.,
WHOLESALE and retail Dealer, in Groe-r
,.if ,,r"vi"iu""' Oil. Hoot. tnZ
Shoes, CriK-kery, Ao. Oppoaite Ihe Land Offlca
Main St. Oregon City. June 1, l(Ji5.
JOHN R MBRIDB
ATTOaSST AND OOVNSaiOa T LAW
iMfiiycltr, Yamhill County, O. T., '
WILL faillifully attend to all busiosae ea.
trusted to hia profeasioual core.
April 81, IB57-ltf
JOHN P. BROOKS,
Whulrmtle Retail Dealer in Grorern-i, Produce
I'rutitiont, Main Street. '
A Gencml Assortment kept up of Selected Goods,
C'unemuh, March 2H, 1H37.
S. XVXilwaio.
Manufacturer, Whulcnale and Retail Dealer in
COOK Wli PA ULOIl XTOVLS,
t corpse wahk, iiardwbs, ac,
MaiuSl., oppoaite Main Street Holer
OREGON CITY, O. T.
Steamlioat aud jobbing work attended to with,
di.pilih.
Oiders from the country promptly filled. j7
tr) Drutri, Modicino, Palnta, Ousu
ft? and ye-tnff. '
al the ORI-.GON i.l t'Y DRUG STORE !
aepl5 Alain Street, Oregon City.U.T.'
Time
WF. HIOIIF1ELD,
. WATCH-MAKER
Persona desirous of geltinir (rood work dnnriSl.
do well to give me a cull, aa my whole lime is de
voted lo ihe repairing of Chronometer. Law
1 1 , I II ..I . i ' r
.iipicA, auu iiuiiAoiiiai naicnefl. i
An assortment of Jewelry on hand.
Jewelry made to order, and repaired.
Prieea to suit the time. am thankful ft
fnvors, aud hope to give aatiafaction in future.
IX lux ated at the old aland, onuosita tUT.I.
egmph Office, OREGON CITY. Feb. 2
Wells, Fargo & Co 's Express,
Brlwren Orrgan, CaWnrnia, the Atlantic
S'atr awl Europe:
HAVING made advantageous
arrangements with the United
States and Pacific Mail Steam- J
ship Companies for tiunsportation. we are now on..
pared to forward Gold Duet, Bullion, Specie,
Package, Parcett, and Freight, to and from N
York, N. Orleans, Sun Francisco, Portland, ajxt
pnncipul town of California and Oregon.
Our regular Semi monthly Express between i
Portland and Snn Francisco, is dispatched by the -Pucilic
Aluil Steamship Co.'a steamship Columbia,,
connecting at Sun Francisco with our semi-tnoulh
ly Express to A'eie York and New Orlean; which
is dispatched regulurly on the 1st and lb'lhof each
month, by the nruil steamers and in charge of our
own messengers, through to destination.
Our Kxprce from' New York leave regularly
en the 5th and SOlh of eueb month, also iu charge,
of messengers.
Treasure insured in the best New York com
panies, or at Lloyd's in London, at the option of
shippers.
OmcEs New York, No. 16, Wallet.; Now'
Orleans, No. 1 1, Exchange place; San Francisco.
No. 1 1 4, Montgomery street.
A. H. STEELE, Agent.
Oregon City, April 21, 18i7.-ltf
New Volumes of the Four Reviews
and Blackwood.
COMMENCE with North British for May,
1855,. and the other Review and Blackwood
for June, 1 855.
Termt of Suhecription. Any one Review or.
ninckivood, $3 a year. Blackwood and one Re
viewor any two Reviews, $5. The four Re
views and Blackwood, $10. Four copies to on
address, $30.
Postage on the four Reviews and Blackwood to
any Poet office in the United Slates, only 80 cents
a year on each Review and 24 cents a year on
Blackwood.
Address, L. Scott it co.. Publisher, 54 Golf
street, corner Fulton, New York ep8
Beading for the Million.
J. McCORMICK
UA CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT TUB NUNIUN SO0 .
SIOKK, raO.NT-BT, POIITLANO, ORSOON,
A Choice (election oi Popular Books, News
Ja. papers, .Maifazinea nnd Fancy Stationery.
Among the books on hand will be found works
on Temperance, Agriculture, Horticulture, His
tory, Poetry, Biography,. Medicines, Religion,
So ence, School Books, Romances, Ate, &c, &C.
ITSubscripiions received, for Harper, Graham,
Godey, Leslie's, or Putnam, rU 34 a year, p
n'e free.
CP Subscriptions receiswl' for any newspaper t
published in any part of the Union.
Remeni'ier ihe Fi niikli,Bok Store and N'ws-c
paper Ag. ucy, Front slreit, Ponlaud Oregoevi
tSTA priced ealulogu will bo published esrly1
in April, an, I will be seut. to 'toy purl of Ihe tern-';
lory free ou application.
T
EMPLE F HONOR. TmJutiinTemple of'
Honor, No. 1, meeta ou the Isisaad 3d ri-
day erenings of each inon h at CJ o'cWekat Tera
p. runcc Had. Forest Grove, Oregon.
.Members of the Onier in good Man Hisr,paaa.ui.
vitedlo visit this Tenipie.
E. W. DIXON, W.C.T.
M Tt-TTi.E, W. R. 32
Ladies!
7"OU will find nn excellent assortment of Dree
M. nnd Bonnet Silks, Saline and Veltett; alo
Bonnet Trimmings, Hosiery, Glotet, Laces and
Ribbons, Table Cloths, Counterpanes, etc., at the
store of CHARLES POPE, Jr.,
(Muin-st., opposite Abernethy's store,) where msy
be found almost everything in the lhie of
Dry ttoodi:
Such as Prints, Ginghams, A'.paeaay Merino
Plaid Liuseys, Muslins, Sattiuetl. Jeans, risB
neis, Sheetings, Bed Ticking, Hickory Stripe,
vviiuii uniting, t-IG,
Oregon City, April 21, 1857-Itf .
Medicines for Sale, By
CHARLES POPE, Ja.
SANDS' Sarsaparilla, Peck's Wild Cherry Bit
ters, Ralemau's drops, Braudreth' pill, Lee's
pills, Perry' vermifuge, Opodeldoc, Gum Cam
phor. Gum Arabic, British oil, Lobelia, Hot drops,,
3d preparation, Roman eye balaom, Dalley's aaia
extractor, Laudanum, Paregoric, Oil of Pepper
mint, Essences, Composition Powder, Carter's
Pulmonary Balsnm, Sulphur, Epsom Salts, dee.
April 21, 1857-ltf
Central Produce Depot
CANEMAn.
(CONSTANTLY receiving, fresh from ranch
J wheat, oats, bacon, lard, batter and potato.
April 4, '57. JOHN P. BROOKS. .
To Ibe Farosen
TTfE WOULD ray, call at our store;"
T will pay you as well for your predno aa
any other home in Oregon, anJ will endeavor te,
make you feel a comfortable a we possibly eaa.
no24 CIIARMAN 4 WARNER.
r ilt
MOULDING for pietnra frasne. tot
VJT tale by
ill A KM AN A.IH