1 condition. Id his opinion ami it ia of
rrrat value we are to Imvo a jriiiiTui
Indian war all through our southern prwirie
country, while in Arizona there in coin
jileto Jinorganijintion; inlht mukog right,
and criino vtitlki uiipuiiuislicd. Tlie Ma
jor's opinion of the southern mail rout orer
luiul, as at present rnaimged, in not very
fluttering.
I'kksoxai.. Tlio Worcester Spy Icnms
from an authentic source Unit after llcv,
Tlieodoro Parker arrived at Havana he
had a relapse, and his case looked more
unfavorable.
The Rev. C. II. Spurgcon has abandoned
his contcmiluted trip to America, certainly
for the present year.
.Richard Cohdun, the well known states
man,' distinguished for his efforts to secure
tlio repeal of the com laws, reached Boston
on Suturday in the Stunner Cnnuda. Ho
is on a second visit to the United States,
having been in the country some yeurs since,
before he became so well known in the po
litical world. It is understood that his
visit is wholly of a private nature.
.' Richard II indolph, a cousin of John Ran
dolph, of Roanoke, died in Miami Township,
Qliio, on tho 31st of Janunry. Tho de
ceased, who was as ecceutric as his more
celebrated cousin, was an old batchhlor,
and had resided on the Randolph tractjOliio,
for twenty-five ycars. Ho leaves a procr
ty, mostly in laud, valued ut $80,000, to
be expended in the purchase and freedom
of the slaves now owned in the Randolph
family, and those, with the'r offspring, for
merly owned tiy the Randolph family, which
slaves are to be set free; and if tho estate
is not exhausted in this purchase, the bal
ance to be applied to the use and benefit of
said slaves.
A Hong Kong correspondent of the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce says that Mr.
Harris1 successful efforts to secure full tole
ration for tho Christian religion in Japan
were the result of instructions given him by
the late Secretary Marcy.
. European papers state that the King of
Sardinia is about to marry again, and that
his choice has fallen upon the Russian G rand
Duchess, Maria Nicolnjewna, the eldest
daughter of the Emperor Nicholas, who was
born in 1819, and is the widow of Maxim-
illiau, Duke of Lcnchtcuhcrg and Prince of
Eichstadt. who died in 1852.
'
Death ok Hon. Henry S. UEVEiy
Missouri. The St. Louis DemocrajCau
nounces the death of Hon. Henry SyOeyer,
Late U. S. Senator from Missouri. He
expired at his residence in St. Jkouis. He
was an old line Whig formerljbut support
ed Mr. Ruehannu for the Presidency. He
was nearly seventy years ago.
It was but a few days previous that ex
Senator nannegan, formerly U. S. Senator
from Indiana, died iu that city.
H . - : -
Nebraska vs. Kansas. Iu the Scmte,
after closing the Executive session, Vice
Presideut Brcckcuridgc presented a memo
rial from numerous citizens of Nebraska,
protesting against the annexation of a por
tion of their territory to that of Kansas.
Judge Lecompte, of Kansas, has
been removed, and Judge Petit, of Indiana,
appointed in his stead.
Peoobess of Spain. Spain, which lias
been making such lively demonstrations
against Mexico, and holds such confident
attitude of defiance towards tho Suited
Status in regard to Cuba, is really
more powerful and progressive, nud is a
much more formidable antagonist than is
generally supposed. We gather the follow
ing facts.
Spain has progressed rapidly during the
Inst few years. Her population in 1850
was reported at 12,108,77 1; in 1857 it
was 16,301,851. Its revenue in 1852 was
11,379.274; iu 1857 it w:w 18,120,314.
The total tonnage in 1850 was 244,854;
in 1857, 349,762. Its imports and exports
together were in 1851, 11,857,559; in
1857, 23,677,851. Iu 1855 the number
of miles of railway opened was 130; in
1858, 456.
PS" The Pope is accustomed every year
to bless a sword and a pot, and to send them
to the monarch who has best deserved
tliem. This year tho chosen of His Holiness
Is Francis Joseph of Austria.
Adulteration or Suoa. Th New York
Journal of Commerce Melt that the punter of
Louisiana have been in Ihe hub t for many years,
of tiling a small quantity of lime with the cuue
juice in the mulling of sugar, but eometiui when
too much was added, the ios whs greater than the
gain, the color being injuied instead of improved,
and the brightness of the sugar deatroyej.
Not long since ao ingenious Belgan chem at uis
eovored process by which the light color of the
juice is protected from the change ordinarily pro
duced by contact with the atmosphere and also
prevented from suuring as rapidly as if left in its
natural state. The process consists of a slight infu
sion of sulphate of lime, and its use has greatly
improved both the yield and piarence of Louiei
and sugar, and uutil recently this gain bas been
supposed to be without any corresponding disad
vantage. Within a few weeks there have been
whispers of doubts in regard to it, and the com
plaints hare become quite geueral among Ihe gro
cers in that city, that the sugars thus apparently
improved, do nut keep as well ; not only do thry
change color, but the waste by drainage and evap
nratwo if said to be very greatly enhanced in con
sequence of the new process Not ouly this, but
the refiners have made the discovery hat the su
gars do uot crysulise as well, and would yield
aa they would formerly to the same Wright. 1he
Journal hesitated about giving pubheity In these
complaiata, aot knowing buw much of it might
arise from prejudice, but the result of some recent
iperimeats baa satisfied them of its truth, and the
unpoHaaco of the interests involved certainly cal
for farther investigation. It ia said that the Cuban
planters have made arrangements to introduce the
same -process, and it is there (bra that they call
public alteulioa to it, so as to develops the whole
troth be lore any farther progress is made ia its e
tenstoo. .
'iii
Fowl or Wavs Mr. Stephenson, the build.
rof tho Eddystoo Lighthouse, found by aotnal
experiment that the fore of the breaker at BeU
Rock LighthowjOff M the Atlantic sieV, was equal
to throe teas to ths square foot A boulder pre
senting aqaara yard of resistance; to the wavo
would have the force applied to it, after a long
groiiiufaw..
smrin, of twsnty-sevso Ions ! WInj can woaJsr
that rocks are frequently removed, eso up an in
clined piano, by the s.mple jel tsrribls power of
disturbed water.
Ths IUruaue or Lamas. Tha Boston
Journal saysl Ths recent award of the committee
on ths Burn I'rit Poem, In England, lends la
provs the o'd niaiitn that ths realm of letter is
republic, ami not a monarchy or an aristocracy.
The author of lh succcwiful perm was Mia Isabel
la Craig, young lady of Minburg, who boa for
enm lime supported herself by her pen. till w
not present at I lie Crystal I'alace meeting, and did
not learn t! hur auecess till tho announcement had
gone nearly over fko whole kingdom. The ebsn
ceiofayoung ricatahwoman carrying away the
prite f.tm sis hundred and Iwra y-one competit
or, some of wlio n held hyh place In III literary
world, probably seemed to her so desperate, that
ihs did not think it worth while lo attend III aJ
judicata. The neon J poem ia the estimation of
the judge was written by boy of fifteen, named
Myers, and m coiuiderol truly dtraordiaary
perloruianc.
Thus two persons, by simply having fciir play
afTorded lo their genius, guin a world-wide ce'sb
rityata bound. Whether thry csnke. pit.de
pemls upon the sain qualities for which they are
indebted lo lh position they aln ady occupy
Neither lh insolent of wealth, III decreet of
power, nor lh numb.? and malice of rival sun ef
fect them iu tlie least. They can lake lh benefit,
of the ' Autocrat's' sesurunce, thai if they hiive
real genius, the world wants them mora than they
want Ihe world. TUui.k Heaven, M the republic
of letters' eiists, eien in the midst of political and
leligiou systema of iueqtialily and oppression.
3T The earth i believed, by astronomers, to
have not two motions only, but three. On round
its mis, by which we have day and O'ght aimthsr
round ths sun, which bring sum uer sal wliitsr
The third is most remarkable, f Ihe earth, and al
tlie other planets, with Ihe sun, art moWcg with
great velocity, at the rate of a hundred and fifty
thousand miles a jsur, toward a star in lh coo
sUllatioo Hercules.
tJJ" t is estimated tliat there will be taken from
the water of V.rgiuin, during lh nine month end
ing with June next, no loss lima 8,8'J8,4'j3 bush
els of oyster.
If White tribes ara said to have been recent
ly discovered in Africa, at Ihe head waters of the
Nile. They cem In b reniuaul of Ihe "Church
of Ethiopia."
OssiriCATION ANO I'lTirCTIOM..
Figuratively
aneak.ng, when a man's heart oasi
ifiee, that la,
turns to bone, he dies at once ; but
if it petrifies,
livets loo long
that is, tun a to stone, be invariably
for an useful puipwe.
For ia iti
Hpvlag Me.
Come, let us nine our notes of praise
lo linn who ru'ea above
To Him who brings the pleasiint spring
That fills our heart with love.
From hill and g'adea, the dismal shade
Of winter pine uw.iy,
As dawns the spring, on xephyr'a wing,
With warm, congenial ray.
In bud and flower, iu cloud and shower,
Returning rpr'ng we view
New robes she br.ng of verdant ling
To dres the fie.ds anew.
On hill and lea, on shrub and tree,
Her mantle may be seen
On lawn and mend her carpets spread
With hues of br glileat green.
She conies, O yes, she comes to bless,
And love utid joy impart;
She comes replete with music sweet,
Enrapturing every hrurt.
Springe warm, bright mys, and sunny days,
Give now as rapturous jo; a,
As in our youth, wheu love aud truth
Mudo happy girls and boys.
Though childhood' duya and boyish play
lluve swiftly glided o'er,
Each spring we greet, gives joys aa sweet
As thai hich passed before.
Then let us all, both great nnd small,
Our he.irtfelt offering bring,
And ask tint we niny live lo se
Aioilier happy spnng.
P. W. GltXETT.
Astoiia, April, 18.'i9.
s Cuv Market. Wheat
to $7.50: potatoes 75:
butter, fresh, 30c packed, 2Uc
15 to 16c; egpj 20c.
Aoonat Trmuerouce Heel I ax.
The Oregon Temperance Society will hold its
next annual meeting at Forest Grove on Tuesday,
the lUth day of May, 18j'J, at 11' o'clock a. u.
O. Dickinson, Sec'y.
Orefoa Bible Hoclelj.
Notice. Tho annual meeting of tli Oregon
Bible Mociety wdl be held nt Forest Grove on the
1 1th of May. lSj!, ul H'l o'clock A. M. The sec
retaries of the couuty societies will please send
111. ir annual reports to my address, Salem, Oregon,
without delay. Danikl Haolxv, Sec'y.
Orecna Tract Hoclcty.
The eleventh annual meeting of the Oregon
Tract Society will be held ut Forest Grove May lit,
at 1U o'clock a. at.
G. H. Atkinxon, Seo'y.
Odd Vetlawsl Celebratloa.
The fortieth anniversary of the I. O. of O. F. In
the United blat.s will be celtbraled at tho city of
Portland on tlie 20th of Apr I, 1859, by Samarium
Lodge No. 2, Oregon Lodge So. 3, and Columbia
Lod-o No. 5.
The mmibere of Oregon Lodge No. 3 are re
quested to meet at their hall iu Uregon City on lh
morning of the 26th nt half past eight o'clock, in
order lo be in readiness for Ihe Jennie Clark,
Brethren are requested to bo prompt at the hour.
All brothers of Ihe Order in good standing ara
invited to participate with us iu tbe joyous anni
versary. By order of Committee.
Kewlat Circle.
The ladies connected with Ihe First Congrega
tional Church in Oregon City, take this opportuni
ty to inform the pub.ic that they bar recemly
ergunixed a Sewing Circle, for the purpose of as
sisting in defraying tlie expense of tlie church.
They ar now ready to r vo work from genii
men or ladies, which shall be promptly ana neatly
executed on reasonable toinw. Any genl.euien
interested in the object may become honorary
number by paying an annual subsenpt-oa of
iiUO. Any donauvn will bo gratefully received.
, iWeiary.
March 26, 1859.
BSA&KXS9:
On the 17tbiot,attho house of Ben. Ma. I, by
u.- iid J P . Mr. David Mail to Miss
MaaSAKiT Euiasxtu Moax, all of Clackaows
county.
In Portland, on ths 3d inst, at the house of Mr.
Stkxel, by Bev. W. S. Lewis, Mr. Ch-rlee Calvert
to Miss Josephine Moorland, both of Clackamas.
l$y tV. U- E. Diaiue, hi vies iwmvumw w.
nr l-i Ui Thnnia Allan, of Contra Cans.
1T.,HIIWllii'"- " ' .
California, to Miss Vashti Ann Uuuter.of Corvalns.
At Empir Ctty, I ouse Day, fee. x, iojo. oj
A. N. F:ey. Capt. W. H. Harris to M Marga-
ret Romsns At the same time and place, by UN
ao,B.tMortitoMiaCbrsarUmDs.
At Eaatport, Cooa Bay, March iwh, I859.br
MonUanU bitpooda, J. P, .Wm- D. L- F. Smnh
lo Mia Mary Luso.
JTssJCO
Hour SlTSQ
oils 02;
J uucuu
,4
DIED I
In I'ortUnd, of consumption, eollie I'iib Inst.,
Eliiabstb, wile ofjoha C. Corson, spd twenty
two year.
In Portland, April 9, aflsr brief llloee, Henry
Neevss, sfd 6i ysar.
lo Winchester, April I.Barih J, wife of Hm
R. l-ane, aged about IS years; and alo, no the nth
inst , their infant daughter, Sarah Ikll, sgd on
week and one day.
In Marion county. Marih 30, IMJ'J, Mnnh M ,
wife of .las. It lleauehsmp, and daughter of C. II.
4 lllioda Waiksr, gsd 1 7 year I mouth sad 17
days.
On Sunday, March 2", In lh Forks of ihe flan
tism, of coutumpiiori, Mrs. ,M art ka Clspdc, for
merly Mr. Dyre, aged alnul 3H yeis.
In Portland, on Monday, llth iat , llmry II.
Buynliio, of WiscuMet, Maine, aged It years.
Ill llarriJiiirg. I.inn county, March 31,1'alher
Ine, wifeof Or. Milium La.ur, aged 51 years.
Wholesale and Retail
STOKE!
AR R you going lo Oregon Oily Is buy Goods !
If so, you would probably like In know where
you can buy ihe most aud best forth least mo
ney. Thai place i
IJrown & Wolf's,
rstahliahmrnl, opp oite Oilnon'i Saloon, and no
mistake. W have just received a heavy assort
ment from San Francisco, which, hnv ug bought
low, we ar sbls lo sell in such a way that our
prire shall speak fur themselves, without much
puffing. W hav
GENTLEMEN'S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
UCN A
sack a frock roata,
raglans, talma, jackets,
vesta, pint, cravat,
tu shirts, roller,
drawers, uu.ler shirt,
suites, ovcrhaubj,
and all kinds of India-rubber clothiug.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
Freoch, English, American, 4 furniture calicos,
ginghams of all color,
. all wool and hlf wool do lain,
French, English, k Amerioen merino,
alpacas, e Ik wort.), all d. !.,
all wool and hlf woo! pluuls,
i.ka woolleu shawls, single or dle,
Perry's style of dress goods,
cashmere, velvet, hnseys,
brown 4 bleached sheeting,
janes, oil cloths,
Irish linens,
illis, cambric.
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS,
scarfs, sleeves, chrmisclles,
edging, ribbons, hdkfa, gloves,
hosiery, needles, pins, heuks,eya,
perfumery, hair oil. '
boots, slioes, rubbers,
hau, caps,
accord eons,
'jI 3 H 7.
n a r. tt i. k r s .
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes,
and about 375 other articles tooaumereus and too
cheap lopuy for advertising.
Now the fuel is, as we are permanently located,
we are desirou of doing business on such terms
that we shall not be compelled la sell offal cost,'
but we intend, by quick sales and small profits, to
live and let live. Ladies aud gentlemen are al
ways welcome, and will be promptly wuitcd n.
that our (tore is opposite Oibnn'i SnUtn. Tis
no trouble to show our goods, and we can heat
Portland all the time in price. If you doubt it,
call and satisfy yourselves that there i no hum
bugging iu ihe matter.
BROWN & WOLF.
Oregon City, April 23, I8.9. 2m6
Order tot Appearance.
"TOTll'E is hereby giveu, Dial Joseph Church,
sduiiuislrator of tlie oatate of N. J Lumb,
deceased, has this day filed his petition in the
Probate court fur Claekuina county, praying for
an oider lo sell the leul pioperty belonging lo aaid
estate.
It is therefore ordered that all persons interested
mid estate appear before mo ou Monday, Ihe
eniy-tlnrd day of May, IH.i9, at the usual
ice of holding courts in said county, and show
cause, if any they have, why au order shte'd not
be granted lo the adm ui.lrutor to sell ihe real
properly belonging to Ihe eatale of N. J. Lamb,
deceased, lo pay ine debut and charges oultauding
against Ihe estate.
ROBERT CAUFIELD,
April 2.1, 1859-2w4 Judge of Probate.
STOVES, STOVES,
At Portland Prices !
B. MXLWAXW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER,
Main Street, opposite the V. S. Hotel,
OREGON CITY,
IMPORTER OF
COOK, Parlor, and Box Stoves, Tin, Sheet
Iron, and Copper, Planished aud -lpaiillri
Ivare, Iloose-furniiih.ng Hardware, Force and
Lill Pump Rubber lime, Hydraulic Bums, Osd
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Cauldron Keltlea, Brass Ket
Ilea, Skillets and Bake Ovens, Cow Bella, Sauce
Pans, 4u'., Ac.
Also, MANI'FACTURER of Tin, Copper,
and Sheet Iron Ware, of every devcriptiou.
Steamboat aud Jobbing work done at the low
est rates. aplCy
Public Bale.
mHERE will be sold at public vendue at the
JL late residence of J. E. Taylor, deceased, on
the 2d dnyof MAY, ISiO,
all lh real estate of said deceased, being one
hundred and sixty acres, it being Ihe south quar
ter of section e ght (H), township four (4) south,
rang two (2j eat. Sale to begin at ID o'clock
of raid day.
Term one third cash, six months' credit on
tho balance. W M. AUMPRiEhT.
April 16. 1859-13 Adm'r.
Xn Justice'! Court
Slate of Oregon, County of Yamhill, u.
TO FRANCIS CHASE: Yon are hereby no
tilied that a writ of attachment haa been is
sued against you aud your property attached, to
sutisty the demand or Johnson llai.e, amounting
to 956.25. Now. unless you shall app- ar before
Harvev lliglcr. a Justice of Ihe Psac in and U t
aid county, at hia ofties m Pleasant Valley pre-
c net, on the llth day of June, IUSS, judgment
will bo rendered arainet yno and your property
sold lo pay the debt. 1 Isied the 6th day of April,
1859. JUllSun n.vi-br-,
14 Plamlin".
MR. POSTS SCHOOL.
Xfotice.
THE subscriber will re-open his school on Moo
day, April 35, I8.'a. Number linated lo 25.
No pupil received for less than one terra. Only
those who will be willing lo exert themselves to
learn, desired.
Tvmosj. f 10 for a Una of II weeks, payable
is ad vance.
Board tiM or 94.35 per week.
JUHN D. POST.
Oregoa City, April t, 1659. 52w3
NOTHING TO WEAR, and
Noting to Say i
Husband venue Wife ; at
OREGON CITY BOOK STORE
inj
GEO. A. NOBLK, A.M. fe M.D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OfflM AfiVr POOH TO MR. CAU
FIELD 8 STORE,
N ft A i thi IIIWII t
N . R. Family Med cine prepared in Ihe most
careful manner, and always on hand.
Ortiitn City March VI, 18'9m3
CUckamai County, Oregon.
rpilE second lerni of sleven week will com.
I inencu oa the 2d londuy In April.
racuLTV.
rtsv. E. CaaxwsioiiT, Principal, and Professor of
Mathemaliv sn I Natural Scieue.
Tl'ITI'i).
Setilemenl must Invariably b made in advsncs
for tuition, at lh following rate l
In ll and 2d Headers, and I'r mary Ariih., $4.00
Pr. and Higher Arithmetics, English
liramnwr, Geography, Writing, Ice, 600
' Higher Mathematics, Nat. Philosophy, and
Luliu, $1.U0 extra for each branch.
ATTX0CX.
No slu.lf nt will be allowed a seat for teas time
lliau half a term. Any one having paid, wishing
to vacate a seat the last half of lb term, will
have on half Ihe money refunded.
Indulgence In profanity, or Ihe ue of fo&acro,
will lie a bar i r ouiiditiou against the occupancy
uf seat
MVSIC.
Oialuitou iuatructiou will be given to a class iu
vncul music. . M irch 28, IM.'i9-5l
MRS. TAYLOR will open SELECT
SCHOOL for Ihe accomimalaiion of a lim
ited uumlier of pupil (ay Iwnty.fivs) al her res
idence in this ciiy uear ll'.sSemiua.y, u Monpat,
Fas. 28, l59.
Txaus- Primary and common English,
per term of eleven week $5.00
Tuili-in payable in advance.
Feb. 19, '59. CLARISSA E. TAYIXiR.
RRMOV AL.
OCOItUE C. ALLKM,
IN business in W.ll st for ihe pat twenty-two
years, has removed to 419 UrwM(J
' ft on door below Canal st, wber b ha
just opeued a new atock of
Watches aud Jewelry of entirely
new and beautiful styles ;
also, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Ho I constantly receiving Ihe latent styles of
watches and jewelry by every steamer direct from
the nianulaeiurera in Europe.
Watches cleaned and repaired in the best man
ner by the finest London and Geneva workmen.
GEOKUE C. ALLEN, Importer of Watchc
and Jewelry, and manufacturer of Jewelry, watch
cases, and silver ware, wholesale aud retail, 415
Broadway, one door below Canal street, A'filV
J'OlfrV. aplfiy
SADDLEIIY,
AND HARNESS-MAKING-,
OREGON CITY.
I AM now carrying on a Saddler' and Har
ness maker shop in Ibis city, and have con
stantly on hand tho best of
lteady-niade harness, saddles, bri
dles, Laltei-s, martingals,
and everything in my line. I am also ready lo
make lo order anything in my line that may be
culled fur, on a ahort nonce. My motto is, Make
good article, and sell il cheap. I solicit patron
age at home and from abroid.
My eslubliahmriit ia nearly opposite Chormun
Si Warner's Old Stand ou Main street.
J. SCIIRAM.
April 8, 18.19. Slmil
Xa Justice! Court
Territory of Oregon, County of Linn, it.
TO MUKS Sl OOLUSMITH, lalulirm at
Brownsville in Ihe alor.ua d county: You
are hereby uonfied thut a writ of altnchmeiil has
been issued against yuu, and your credits attached
t.' satisfy the dtinand of Henry II. Spuuldmu:,,
amount. nj lo nine dollars, with interest nud co.u-1
of su I. Nuw, unless you null appear brlore Ua
vid D. Gray, a Justice of Ihe Peace iu and fori
said county, at hia ulKce, on the 2.'id dav of April.!
I8."9, judgmeut will he rendered agaimt you, and
your credits collected lo pay the debt. Dated
Ibis 3d day of Mured, 1859.
HENRY II. SPAULDINU,
495 Plaintiff
Ordinance Wo. 35.
To Rrgulatt Ike Oranting of Liuuor Licenee,
Sue. I. Be it ordained by the City Council of
Oregon Vtly, That it ahull uot be Inwlul Tor any
person to sell rpirilumis or malt litjunrs within the
city limits in less quuuliliee than one quart, with
out first obtaining license therefor in accordance
with Ihe provisions of this ordinance.
8xo. '. Any pcraou desiring to procure license
to sell spirituous liquors, shall give public notice
that at the expiration of teu days he will apply to
the City Collector theielor. Much uolice shall be
iu writii'g, and given by posting the same at
three of Ihe mint public places iu Uie corporate
limits of the city.
Sko. 3. At the expiration of ten days from the
time of giving such notice such pel soil ahall present
to the City Collector a petition sinned by a ma
jority of Ine legal voters ol Ihe city, such majority
lo be delerminud a follows: If there bo no re
mnuatrancu against the graining of audi liccoae,
tha name presented upon the petition shall he
deemed a majority ; but il a reinonatrain e be pre
sented al Ihe lime uf presenting such petition, Ihe
applicant fur bee use shall procure assiguers to his
petition the names of an actual majority of voters
of the cily, to be mlablishiai to Ihe satisiscliou of
the City Collector, within Uino days afier such
application.
Sec. 4. Any applicant for license, who shall
comply with the two preceding sections, shall be
entitled to receive the same upon paying the City
Collector Ihe sum of two hundred dollars per an
num, or in Ihe same proportion for a lees period ;
provided that no licence shall be giauted for lees
period than six months.
Sao. 5. Every penrnn applying for license aa
aforesaid, before receiving the same, shall exeeui
lothe City Council a bund iu Ihe penal sum of five
hundr.-d dollars, with two or more good sureties,
conditioned that he will keep an oideily house
that he Will not permit any unlawful gamiiigor riot
ous conduct in or atmul Ins house ; that he wiil imt
give, sell, or otherwise dispuae of spirituous liquors
nn lh first day ot Ihe week commonly csll.-d
Sunday J and Ihe violation of any of the condition
of such bond shall subject the offender to a fine of
nut less than twenty ncr more than one hundred
doliHrra. to bo recovered upon coinphiinl befure
lh Mayor or Recorder; and if such person shall
fail to pay any such fine assessed agsiust him, and
Ihe coats, he sliall bo imprisoned one day for ev
ery two dollars thereof uutil il is discharged ; aud
auy V olahoa of lh conditions of such bund shall
work forfeiture of tlie license granted lo lh of
fender, and ho ahall bedebaired from procurir-g
license for x moatli after conviction of tho
orTeuso.
bao- 6- It i hereby made Ihe special duly of
tho City Collector and Marshal lo compiaiu of all
persona vwlaung thi onliuaneo.
Sko 7. The City Co.lecior shall, at each term
of tho District Court in lh county of Clackamas,
return to trie uraud Jury thereof, ihe name of all
peroneal who have ob'ained license sun due tho
preceding term of Court, aud tha lime of lb et
pi ratios of any that may hav been detei mined
during tlie vacation.
tf xu. 8. Tins ordinance to lake effect oa sod
after it publication.
Adopted by tb City Council of Oregoa City,
April 7, IB59-
W. C. Jonmisv, Recorder.
JHUSICJJflUSIC!
w
E hav on liaoii large assortment of
tttUIXCLAX, IKMTSLVVaaiT
OF ALL KINDS,
embracing ths following I
Prince's ittcloicotts
large assortment, of lh following kinds t
Nina 5 octave, piano-cosed,
Two 5 do. do. double-reeded,
One S do. do. doubts bauk,
Oin 6 do. do.
Two 5 do, portiibl.
T.'JlLnERT it CO. 'S CELEBRATED
PSAS! OS,
beside a Uirg assortment of
Guitars,
Clarionets
Flutes,
fab.aC2) 0)ak.'aC2
POST WHITE,
Oregon City, Apt 9. At thi City Book Stort.
SINGING BOOKS!
New utc of'Zton:
JUST received, 1U0 copies of lh New Lut
of Zioo.
Feb. 2ii. JOHN A. POST St Co.
Iron for alo.
I HAVE bought all the IliON belonging to ihe
firm of Allan, McKinlay if Co , and will con
tinue the buainesr at their old slund for the pres.
cut. Tinas? wwliing to purchase iron, will find it
I their interest to call ou me.
J.OIE3 MOFFATT.
Oregon City. Feb. 5, 1819. 4
SafsXT.The moat extraordinary chemical dis
covery of modern lime is lh Antiphlogistic
Salt. Il acta upon tb blood piecisely in Ihe same
manner as the vaccine matter operate iu the pre
veuliou of malignant diseases. Il cure only dis
eases which ara iullammatory In their nature
First, infl iinin ilioii of Ihe head and llnoal, such
a braiu fever, fits, headache, neuralgia, erysipelas
ami catarrh. Second, cane of iiilloniomtion in
ihe chest nnd abdomen, vii : inflamed lungs and
liver, pleurisy, dyspepsia, asthma, gravel, piles,
Ac. Third, inflammation of the extremities and
skin, lo Wit: rheuinetium, scrofula, ulcere, scarlet
fever, venereal and cutaneous enactions. This
chemical combination is so powerful and instanta
neous iu its effects, that the dose is only what Will
adhere to a quill dipped in the Salt and held lo the
touiruu for oue minute. The most astounding re
sults have invariably followed its use in the Atlan
tic Slates, and thousands of letiin m sis ns lo its
virtue can be furnished, if required. The pro
prietor ask not, however, for Kuith, hut ia willing
lo let the Salt abide by its works, confident that it
will uever fail. It is pill up iu drachm packages,
price Two Dollars, and will be forwarded by mail,
post paid, lo any pari of the country, upon receipt
of that sum, addressed to UEUINUTON & CO.,
Sau Francisco. Full direcliana accommny each
package. A soon as a sufficient supply can be ob
tained, it will he for sale by Dmgisis geuemlly.
F. Coggswell, M. D , discoverer and proprietor.
Sole Agents fur Califo'iiia and Orrguu, REDIXU
TON at. Co., Wholessle I Irugisis, San Francis
co. Da. A. II. STEICLE Agent lor Oregon City.
XLheumatistn.
In all case of Inlljiiiinniory Rheumatism,
whether acute or chronic, Ihe Antiplil igisiie Salt,
distiovrred by Dr. F. Coggswell, of Boston, is a
sure and infallible result. In New England,
where Ihie disease is very prevalent, Ihe Salt has
never been kuuwn to fail in ellcctiiig a radical
cure, aud of giving permanent relief. Rheuma
tism is almost invariably caused by inflammation
and colds, and the peculiar effect of this medicine,
as its naiuo (Ant phlogistic or Anli-inlluminutury)
sipnifi. a, is to reduce iiiflummalion, and bulance
tho circulation of the blind, and rh fluid of the
body. It does not profcm to be n grand puuacea,
but is calculated expressly for all diseases of an
inflammatory nature, and ia thus a perfect subuli-
tute for bl'KMl-lettuig IU nil Its tonus, it is lor sale
by all Druggists. General Agents, Hkdinuton it
Co, Wholesale Druggists, Sau Fran.'isco.
Bronchitis, Aithma, Catarrh.
TheiS) diaeh-ra, mid olliere of a similar charac
ter, canned by colds an I influimii ilion, yield rend
lily and certainly lo Ihe elTecls of the Antiphlogis
tic Suit. It is peculiarly ocneliciui in an n seoses
of this uulnre, as they aro inviaiibly caused by a
tendency of blood lo the lieiuid and throat, and
(.. - ..ill nt ilia hum i.f lliia niedirul aall it
M in reilura inflammation and aaualixe the circula
tion uf the Hu da uf Ihe h dy. It is also remarka
bly efficacious iu all ilifl niialnry diaeusca of the
cbesl and nbdoim n, such aa Piles, liravel, Vene
real, Dyspepsia, Pleurisy, Ac. No belter evi
dence of the value of this medicine cau be given
limn the fact that, although it is uow two years
since it was first offered lo the public, the discov
erer has been able lo answer bul a small portion of
his order, and il u only within tho last two
moulds Unit il could lis obtained nt any price in
this Statu. For sale by all Drugisls, General
Agents, Itr.DinoTON & Co., Wholesale, Drugir'als,
Man Franeiano. Agent for Oregon tit) , Da. A.
II. STEELE. 4Tm3
MesU Market
I HAVE formed a copartnership with John
Errmoxa (commencing thiid.iy), for the (im
pose of continuing th butcher and market hmi
ness at my old stand. Wu will keep constantly on
hand the best
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, tfcc,
Ihst the country afliirds. We will also pay the
HIGHEST MARKF.TCASH PRICE FOR
CATTLE, SHEEP, uni HOtJS.
We arc permanently located, and intend to do
business iu a way that will jusliiy our n.etiu- iu
pairiiiiiiiig us. Con along, ami kit lis huva
your regulur custom. Il w ill pay ) oil to do so, and
no in wake. AI.IIKIUH I & lil'I'IG t-K.
Oregon Cily, March 17, la.V9.
For Sale at tha CITY BOOK STORE
THE following works
Magio Stalf, by A. J. Davist.
(ireal Iron Wheel, hy J. It. Grave;
Dred, in K vol., by Harriet ileecher Slow
Th Homet:yelopedisa,
of tha World' Progress,
Useful ArU,
" Europe,
(Jcography,
' Fine Arts and Literature,
" Biography, Ae. Oct 3.
BrtyHrrf Taylwr'a
CYCLOPEDIA of Modern Travel, and
Hwan'a Three Years' Ites deuc on the North
Waal coast for wile at the
CITY BOOK STORE.
Baptist Boolu.
WE EXPKOl' by next mail steamer a quan
tity of Ihe American llap'ist PuM'ratinn
Siajiets'a Books, couatalinr of Fuller's Works.
Buuyan'a do., The Psalmist, poeki-l, pew, and pul
pit sue, and a variety of other works.
We will state that we intend lo keep com
plete assisjtrnent of tho Sairiety'i brnk. Orders
for single book, nr by tha quantity, will be
promptly filled Churches and libraries furnished
at tli lowest price.
juux a. rusr.
Oregoa City. Aag SI, 1851.
The Itnest
FRENCH confectioneries, such ss gam drops,
Froodan. mottoes, coastal, can or, almonds
reek earoly, Ve , st
Dee. 18. CHARMAN MeKIXNEYH.
JAMS, pi ess i serf frails, brasdied froits. e., at
CHARM AN a MKINNEY'tt
JUST reeeived. the latt otylt ol S114. saT
a BON N ETS, Lrghoi-a snd straw tats.
AIM WORTH DIERPORff.
W. WEATHERFORD.
IMPORTING it WHOLESalLB
DRUGGIST,
NOW receiving t c!ipp r hip) Areher anal
Rohm Hood, and su.ui to arriv by clippers
Oceno Telegraph. Neptune's Favorite, Challenger,
Wird, sni Lookout, d.recl from New York, Hi
LM1GF.8T ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
PJ1IJVTS ty OILS,
Ever Imported to Oregon!
purchased for cadi,omirsing a full asaortineut f
Patent Medicines,
(direct from Ihu manufacturers) including vrr
article usually found iu a drug store,
Window Glass,
(French mul American,)
Druggist Glassware,
Fine Paints,
(Ground, Dry, ami in Oil, of ev
ery vanety, )
r 'ssri ; "r 1
Kcd tx wiiitc Lieaa,
Various brands,
Paint and varnish Brushes,
(large variety,)
Coach, Japan, IJ!;ick & Furniture
ass -m
famishes,
Rt)!ld nnd Raw Linseed Oil,
Burning Fluid (a superior article)
Vi
Alcohol,
Lard, Sierm, Polar, & Machina
oxb :: i m 9
Fine brandies & wines
for medicinal purpo ses;
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines ;
Graefenlierg Manual of Health,
(new edition;)
hesidss many other articles too ntinisrout to men-
lion.
Thankful for past fuvors, an.l soliciting a con
linuance .f the same, I respectfully iuviie dealer
tn eall and diamine mv (took, aud judge for them
selves as to quality and prins.
My arrangements lor atreci im;onaiion imm
dealers and mtiuulucturera in Ihe Cast ar such
Ihst enable me lo sell iw la clisauer than any
ulher house on the northern const.
Sales-room, b ront street, oppo
site Upper vVharf.
W. WEVrilERFOnD.
PORTLAND, 0 T., March U, I-I.'i9. jel
Land, Land!
IDR SALE, 429 acr3S, adj.inin North
1 Sulilll. Will be sold 111 iweoty-hfe, fifty,
and one huudr. d acre Iota, or as mny beat suit
buyers. Inquire further of the umlemigned, or at
" The Proli-ctive Union" store, Salem.
March 19, ISiitmB 8AM L PUNT BR.
Admioistrator's Ivlotica.
NOTI;K ia hereby ifiven lh.it letters of !
minislritllim li.ive been grauisd to tlie under
signed by the I'rulmtu court of Clackamas oounty
011 the ealule of H. It. Oglcsby. d"cascd, Isle of
said county. Ai pi'rfcoin indebted lo snid estnte
arc requested to nuke iuimndiate p lyincnl, and all
having olainia against sa d eatale are requested lo
present thoin lo ills ilhiu the time proscribed by
law. M. M. OWEN, i4uVr.
March 19, 1859. 4Uw3
Sale of School Lands.
"Y order 01 the Hoard ui County Commissioie
1 J era for Yamliill couuty, I w II oX r fur sole lo
the highest hid lor al Hie Court House in Lafay
ette, on ihu Fill.il' MONDAY of April neit,
all the Coiiiiiiuii School l.uli Is (of which a de
scrip, ion call he obtained fnun tlio Lull I OlftVe)
lying iu said count;'. Sale Willi be beiwecn th
hours of tell i .M. and four p. N , and continue from
d.iy to day until sill is ollerrd.
'J'icsjis Oue third cash in haul, tin re
maining two thirds in be piid in two years. Pur
chasers sill he required lo give their miles with
approved securiiy drawing leu per ceul. iutsrsat
per nullum.
GEO. W. ELM Ell,
bup'l uf Cow. behools.
Feb. 8, IH:9. 4t6
Fainting.
T)EIN(i permanently located in Oregon City,
At I tako this method of informing the citiien
ol his vi iuily and th adjoining cuuutry thai I
am always prepare to ao
HOVSli, ORNAMENTAL, AND SIGN
PAINTING,
on tho most fnvorable terms. Having followed
lh business for many years, I am confident that
I can give entire satisfaction to my ciarlomers.
IT rdiop oue door above ths Oregon City Drug
Store. C. Ml' It It AY,
Kept. 1 1, mn. 83
New Arrangements.
nAVINO formed a copartnership srilh Dr.
POPPLETON. rocenily from Oli o, ws ar
now prepared to prscli' s medielna u n a mora
eitended scale than I have hitherto k en ahle to
d. I am also Isrjrely inors isiug the iu"co alioa
of my medicines, and hpe i re many muiilha lo
supply ail th imporlant poinis in the Territory.
W. 1). HUTl HI.N3.
Lofayette. JunoJtK ISM. 9tf
Adallnlltatrix, WoUco.
NOTICL nereuy g ven thai letter of ad
ministration have been granted to the unoVr,
sigued by the lYihale court of (Is. kainas county
so th oral of Pater R. Wilson, deceased, hit of
said county. A person indebted lo said estate
are requeat- d I make imrrvdists payment, aad all
having olaime sgiiiost said estate ar requested lo
present thorn I me within Ihe lime prescribed by
la. EUMCK ANN WILSON,
Mreb 19, 16oU-49wi Adm.
CASH paid for LAND WARRANTS, kj
HWLU.O DAT.