The Oregon Argus. (Oregon City [Or.]) 1855-1863, August 06, 1859, Image 3

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    Oiiuiny City Mahkkt. Wheat $lal.lA
fTT $0.00 to $7.50: iiotutoeH 75: out 7ft
buMT, frcsli, 25c lmckcd, 20c; bucoii
Jolflc rptpSUc,
v. . Multnomah Lodge No. 1,
1 ft'' K. & A. M., holds i! sfulrd commuulca-
,l.a tioiilntho Sou of Temperance Hall, on
Um first Saturday preceding ilia Full Mooa in
mm monlli. llrethren in good I'unilinir are. in
ViM t alleud. ' W. W. ItL'CK, V. M
,.t P W. Craio, Scd'y- 13
m?T The regular meeting for this month will
m. iPUU-' Saturday evening, August 13.
tf.y'JFor Sale Cheap !
A -VALUABLE STOCK AND WOOD
mWO MILES aud i half west of DALLES
JL CITY, Wusco county, Oregon. A good
, and cornfield are among the improve.
abundunca of water, a good priii(f
.IWMjnk. Inquire of THUS. br&ttKi,
a . ,jW.6.1859.17 w4 Dalle.
I..a. . Complaint for Divorce.
,) vtAfe a Oregon, Clackanuu County, it.
"KmMM Plamondon, pltf., )
Simoar Plamondou, deft. )
T!kX said Simon Plamondon la hereby notified
thai unlcaa ho appear before the Circuit Court
at lb Stale of Oregon for Cluckama. county, to
vfeeU at Oregon City in said county ou the first
mdajf (Ilia 5th day) of September next, and
I'tJMraad there anawerthe complaint film! against
t plaintiff in the otlice of the clerk of tuid
OtMafcy, the same will be taken for confessed, aud
It prayer granted by the court.
,3HjI AMORY HOLBROOK,
Af.6,1859-17w4 Pltf't Attorney.
Notice.
OfcU'of Oregon, )
Coat of Yamhill, $"'
lefarlj In Jtlire't Court.
ftV) SAMUEL BEST: You are hereby noli-
X- fie.q That a writ of attachment has been issued
aiMast a ou, and your property attached, to atin
the 'demand of P. 8. Field, amounting to eight)''
area dollars and fifty cents ($87,50), with inter
eat and costs. Now, unless you appear before
Win. Hussey, of McMinville, Yamhill couuly,
OregM, acting as a Justice of the Peace for said
coaoty, at buoltice, on the V4th day oi sepiem
bar, 1859. at 3 o'clock p. m., judgment will be ren
dered againirt you, aud your property sold to pay
IM dubt. Dated this 37th dnynl July. ibou.
( .eort . P. S. FIELD, Plaintiff.
ilog. 6, 18.-.9. 17w4
D!fcEGON HOSPITAL,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
it i
?. d. Hawthorno,
'f. Phuii ian.
A, 1V1. Loryca,
SURQKON.
Premium, 1841, '43, '44, '52.
CHARLES J. HOLDER,
7J . GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTE
rTHU&SE PIANOS are made of the beet ma
'UbMstials, aud warranted to stand iu auv cii-
txJ
Seeeeid-hanil Piano Fortes taken in exchange.
-JTunipf and rcpuiriiig promptly executed.
Y3Tm. a p iNEWKLL & POST,
Jot 8fj, 1859. y Agent, Oregon City.
'-Xa EE'S
msil I'.
Bl ZJa jW JsT
-asm Hi''
.'! It C U S !
All ,y:
V'Roman Amphitheater
3TXJELL PERFORM SATURDAY. AUG.
V V Kith, at OREGON CITY.
Tkie (JKE.lT COMPANY is decidedly tin
Most oemnleto iu the United States. The extra
, ordinary excitement now created at this favorite
'place ef amusement uinoiyst its thousand of ud
mlrera, by its
Variety, Novelty, & Attraction,
beyeiMany simdar establishment that has ever
eipaeared in this State, may well jiermit the pro
prietor Ki feel continent that lie lias been suoce3.
farWebtainirur the fuverutile enminti of the com.
iiuaities wherever lie has had tie pleasure of
f-erforniiiifr- ' lie hopes by variety una splendor to
4(facs) le himself a still wider circle of admit ing
comprises the greatest force of Gymnasts, Vault-
WVs Coatortiouisls, Acrobats, Clowns, Posture
tf,,TuinWer8, Jugglers, Kquilibrists, Male
and, IjamaJe liijuestiianrt, llope rcrloriners, Ac,
'ajKHpaaceiitratcd upoa the Pacific i-sast, tcgolhur
with the MOST SUPERB STUD of
IIISaiLY TRAINED HORSES &
EDUCATED TOXIES
VIfJ' in tho world.
..Amission Dress Circle, $1 j Reserved Beats,
Jfj SO: Children Imlf price.
?' iM A. C. KEYT, Agent.
-dissolution Notice.
Ti'lilltl copartnership heretofore existing between
X;, Charles Albright anJ John Eppingrr, in the
JiMvqer business, was dissolved this day by enu-
enu 1 us stiDscriDer win seura up me
Imfix-ea of the late firm,
CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
Oregon City, July 2H, 1859. ltitf
Island Mill Flour.
fpifoSE who wish to get the GENUINE
JL ISLAND MILL FLOUR, will please call
art the; MU't at Charman & Warner's, Oregon City,
Allen & Lewis's, Portland, as the second-
VaAtcd' Island Mill sacks have been bought up by
Mruia waiviauals, and refilled with interior Hour,
t'" ' A. J. CHAPMAN.
""Waa'Mill, July 23, 1859-.
S ,.:.,
15tf
i Smnt ta wheat.
TO THE FARMERS OF OREGON:
YOV tliat have SMUT in wheat, will find it
much to your advantage to thresh your
0tti before. r after it hat gone through tit cat,
jm giaat ideal of lha amut will be prevented from
dWalaaf en the grain.
T WJ A. J. CHAPMAN.
island MU1, July 23, 189. 15tf
'f'" Notice
T HEREBY GIVEN, by the City Council of
JL Oregon City, that that portion of Main street
-ryVsietween Koarth and Fifth streets, shall be
improved According ta the grade and plan adopted
toy- body. Unless protested according to law,
.jk. jMice will become an ordioanoa in Ian days
Ac a the time of its publication.
J. M. HACOX, Recorder.
Jta City, July 93,;1859. 15w3
Bissolntion of Partnership.
"TOTlCli is hereby giveo that the partner
l Vship of J. G. Gibsou aaa Hubert Potter in
i tm City, nndur the name of Gibson t Pot-Aw-sTat
diaaeived by matnal eorjsrnt ea the 54th
dmj at January last. All debts will be paid by
aauj (Sibfoo, and he is entitled and authorized to
Whatever ia due to said firm.
EGBERT POTTER.
..iCr' City, July 13, 1809. 14ml
C. mCRRATt
JTlfSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
nA SI'S 2.21,
.JHif antrly ojipotiU tit Methodist Chunk,
' 0550S CJTT.
f l6,i- ltf
To Rent.
i DWELLING HOUSE, with a
.Ti. garden spot hatiiu 80 bearing peach
trees, and 1UU a)ile, pear, and cherry,
trees, a fourth of them beurlng,
This place is convenient to a gwirl si lio.il, being
a half mile east of the Oregon City Seminary.
Wood mid work on the plane will be taken In pay
for the rent.
O" Fur further partiuului's, inquire at the Argus
Otlice. May 14, ltt.-i9 5m2
nVn A VDIU.'P AVAfn
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office - NEXT DOOR TO MR. CAU
FIELD'S STORE,
ft K A R THE BHEWKR T.
N. B. Family Medicine prepared Iu the most
careful manner, and always on hund.
Vtrgtm Vity March SO, 1859m3
BETHEL
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
CALENDAR FOft THR Y1AR 1859 GO:
THE College year commences the first Monday
in September, and ia divided into four quar
ters or eleven weeks each.
The commencement is held on the 4th of July,
when the yearly vacation ensues.
1'rofrttort Nathaniel Hudson, A. M. ; Levi
Rowland, A. M.
TKRMB OF TUITION FE QUARTER I
Common English Branehes 4 5 00
Lughsli Analysis, Higher Arithmetic,
Book-keeping, History, and Klementury
Algebra 6 00
Natural Philosophy, Botany, Geology, and
Chemistry, lutellecluul and Mural I'ln
losophy, Rhetoric aud Logic 8 00
Elementary Geometry, Surveying, Algebra,
Higher .Mathematics, L,atin, Greek, aud
French Languages 10 00
Convenient arrangements cau be mude for board
at reasnuable rales.
Books used in the school can ba obtained at the
College building at cash prices.
liethel, Polk co., July 23, 1859. I5m3
PER WAREHOUSE,
133
Sansome Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
133
"COR SALB 19,000 reams PRINTING
JT paper : 36x48 34x48 32x4ti 29x43
28x4U 27x41 20x38 84x3623x32 and 22x
33 FINE anu SUPER news.
2,000 reams Fine and saperfine
lJook Taper.
34x3840 lbs., 44 lbs., 48 lbs., and 56 lbs.
V.V ASD UM-. BOOH. IMiH.
Lighthady'i celebrated Newt and Book Jnit,
iu kegs and tins, Iroin i to fi.iuib. packages.
rrlnteVs I'.ard. aad t'.aiit lioard.
Cohen's aud Smith fs. Peters' curds aud card
bonrds of every style aud quality.
Straw & Manilla Wrapping- Paper.
Double Crown Pulm straw in bales of 13 reams;
Single do do 35 reams.
Manilla Papers. 1.1X20 18x27 20x30 24x
36 26x38 and 36x40, superior article.
Medium, Demy, Flat Caps, Folio
Tost and Letter rtrpers.
A large assortment of Curew and Plainer &
Smith's Ledger and Writing Papers, by the case
or ream. UfcU. J. UKUUKS A. I'O
July 16,1859. 14m3
Notice
TS IIEREBV GIVEN, that CHAR MAN &
X WAKNER have placed in my hands for
collection all accounts, both by note and book,
( under the sum of one hundred dollars, )
prior to Hie 1st of July, 1859. COSTS will be
saved hy immediate settlement with mo at my
Ollice in Oregon UUy. J. 1. HAi;UN,
July lb, 18.U-14lf Justice of the Peace.
Great Excitement!
'l-ance and Austria At War !
THE
of (
undersigned wishes to inform the people
Oregon City, and the public iu ganerul,
that ho is at peace with all the world, and keeps
constantly on hand
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Boots and Shoes,
ef all tortt and tizet,
which ho will sell
Cheap - for Cash!
Ladies and gentlemen, you will do well to give
me a call beforo buying anywhere else, beuauso
have the best aud cheapest
boots and shoes iu this market ;
because I gel my boots and shoes
Direct from San Francisco,
and can afford to sell cheaper than those that buy
in rorllund so that I defy competition. If you
will but givo me your patronage, I will guaranty
that you can buy oosft and thuet of me cheaper
an oi any oilier house in town.
Remember the place, and make no mistake:
" EAGLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.'
MOON KY.
j29
Oregon City, July 16, 1859.
Administrator's Notice.
"VTOTICE is hereby given to nil persons ihter
W ested that letters of administration have been
issued by the county court of Yamhill county to
the undersigned, upon the estate of James M.
Graves, late deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby notified
to present them, duly authenticated according to
law, within oue year from this date, to the norler
signed, at h is residence in said county, or they will
be forever barred. '
CHARLES B. GRAVES,
July 16, 1859-I4w4 Adm'r.
McMINXVILLE COLLEGE.
THE FALL quarter will commence August
17, and the winter aession of two quarters,
a member il.
Terms are S6, $8, or 810 per quarter, accord
ing to studies.
Kooms can be had in College building, if thev
are takea soos ; from 95 to $7 per quarter. '
rreadeot, ueo. U. Chandler.
Principal Teacher, John 11. Hall.
Other teachers secured si the school demands.
All books for the school will be kept for sale in
the college building or in town.
McMinville, July 9, 1859. , ... 13m5
School Notice. l
FT answer te the frequent inquiries made of me,
I will say that I am intending to put np a
building near Oregon City for a permanent school,
on a plan suitable to the wants of our new Stale.
expect to have my arrangements an made Dy
is first of October (except a teacher from the
States). Onr means of instruction, our appara
tus, maps, beoks, and the internal arrangements
of the school, will be such as will compare favora
bly with any school oa the rac.fic coast, and such
as will recommend themselves to all who may
come to school ta learn. Farther particulars may
be obtained by inquiring ef the subscriber. Par-
ticn'ar attention wiS be given to those who may
i i - T r. B. t&--t
i n
nn ia men. u. rT.
Oregon City, July 2, 13:3. 12ml
LATE U.S. HOTEL,)
OREGON CITY.
A. J. DATES
....PROPRIETOR.
rTMIlS well.kmnvn establishment has
X just been thoroughly repaired and
refitted. Kvnrv attention will be uuid toil
the aocommodalion of travelers aud biarders.
No expense has beon snared to make this housu
fonveuientnndplensnnt
' l (Lr Good aecommodutioils for fiimilies ami
ladirs. A genteel landlady always in attunduiice
to care lor the welfare of female guests. 1 lie ta
ble will alu'avs be furnished with the best that the
market all'ords. ,'
Oyster and game suppers got up on short notice,
ana in gooa style. .
Givo us a call and judge for yourselves.
June 18, 1859. 10y
R ED ING TON & CO.
WHOLESALE
lOT CLAY STREET,
SAN FHANCiSCO,
QFFER TO THE TRADE A FULL,
. COMPLETE .J DESIRABLE
STOCK OF '
Drugs $ Medicines.
Having recently made business arrangement,
by which one of our firm will reside permanently
iu New York, we shall at all times have the ad
vantages of purchasing nt the
Lowest Price,
and be certain of having 1
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
We shall consequently bo enabled to offer induce
ments to the trade throughout CALIFORNIA.
OREGON, WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
aud BIUTISH COLUMBIA nuequaled by any
other house on the Pacific coast.
- Purchasers are respectfully requested to favor
us with their orders, and we feel confident that
our long experience in the DRUG business in
California, and our present complete arrange
ments for purchasing in the East, will enable us
to give full satisfaction to all.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
Celebrated
UF.DINGTON & CO., .
Wholesale Drusgittt,
Jy2m3 SAjV FRANCISCO.
Stupendous Excitement ! !
Lr McMinville ! !
" There is a tide in the affairs of
men which, taken at the flood,
leads ou to iortune.
rpiIE palpable meaning of the poet is, that by
JL calling ou
; S. C. ADAMS
just now, who
Is selling off his lanre and well-
us-sorted stock of
DRY- GOODS, HARDWARE,
-CROCKBRY, kC, tcC, S.C.,
AT COST, yon can lay in your year'e supply at
such LOW HATES that
you can't fail to get rich at it. Ho is
Closing out his present stock
at very low prices for
jwk. sis a mjmXM-,-'
Ilia entire stock must be sold immediately.
Come one, come all, ana come toon. I ou can
buy a dollar's worth
At Portland Wholesale Prices!
such as the best prints at a bit, best quality, plates
cups and saucers, &.C., at six bits per set ; nails,
A No. 1, at 13 lbs. for a dollar; brown sheetings
at a bit, &e. &e. ; best quality of ladies' shoes at
Ki to Sl.yj, and everything in proportion, only
perhaps cheaper.
2T All persons knowing themselves indebted,
will please come forward and settle np with cash
or notes, as my books must be closed.
i . : S. C ADAMS,
McMinville, June 4, 1859. 8w3
AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
O j) polite Get. Ahernethy dj- Co.'t Brick Store,
OREGON CITY. , ' : '
THE undersigned ore prepared to take like
nesses, such as
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes, Pho
tographs, or
PICTVRES ON PATENT LEATHER,
tuitalAc for lending in letter t,
all of which will -be executed in the
1. AT EST ASD SEATHT STYLE,
AND ON SHORT NOTICE
AND REASONABLE TERMS.
GROUPS and LOCKET TICTURES taken
ery low.
Call and examine our pictures, and judge for
yourselves.
Kooms opposite Abernefhy St. ( o. s brick store.
HOLLAND 4. DAY.
Jnne 11. 19'9.
Notice.
THEandersigaed beg respectfully te inform all
parties indebted to them in their Oregon City
Books, that, now winding op their business ia Ore
goo, they have authorised A host Houaooa, Esq.,
of Oregon Citv, to eellect said debut.
ALLAN, McKI.VLAY tk Co.
Oregon City, May 3 1, 1 8S9. 8
JUST reorived, the latett ttylt of SILL a sat
is BONN LTa, Leghorn and straw flits.
A INS WORT 1 1 A. DIEKDORFK.
Kane's Arctic Expedition,
RUSSELL'S CRIMEAN WAR, and other
interesting works, for rale at the
aecvS CITY BOOK STORE-
:
OREGON CITY SEMINARY.
FRANCIS D. HODGSON, A. M., PaiNcirAt,
assisted by competent teachers,
CALKNDAR roR 1859:'
iD Term commenttt May 33 'id, Septimltr &i
1,1 V. ....L-. oi
AM tin, .ivvvffivrr
TUITION ruR TERM Of ELEVEN WEIRS.
Primary Department 9 1 SO
Common English branehes , 6 50
Higher Knglidi and Mathematics 8 50
Ancient dt Modern Languages, extra,eaeh 3 0O
Oil painting, extra 10 00
Drawing, extra 3 00
Use of I'iauo, for practice 3 OU
Instrumental Musio (Piano) extra.
IT Tuition invariably in advance.
This lustilulion, which has beeu In auccessful
0erutiou one year, nHordssuierior facilities for the
young of both sexes. t ia supplied with a good
philosophical apparatus, maps, library, and piano.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the
Insiitulion ou very moderate terms. Hoard can
also be obtained at reasonable rates in lha vicin
ity of the Seminary.
For further particulars, address the Priucipal.
May 14, 1859. 5m3
Corner Third and Water tlreeti, oppvtite the
t terry handing,
OREGON CITY.
rpiIE traveling pubtio are respectfully ai
X. invited to give me a call (
The Oregon House I. the most pleas-JLX.
amly located hotel in the Slate, aud has been so
arranged as to muke it 0110 of the must commodi
ous houses in the country.
THE TABLE will always be supplied with
the best that the market attords.
Good accommodations for ladies and families.
raicrs:
Hoard and lodging, per week $7.00
Board, without lodging, per week 6.00
Single meal , JjO
Night's lodging , 50
J. UOEIIM,
May 7,-1859. Proprietor.
DRS. G. A. & ADA M. WEED,
nvfte-nrairai (or aler-l'.arr)
JJAVING located at
N Jm jbU3 79m a
We shall bo happy to attend to calls, both in town
and country.
MRS. WEED will give specinl attention lo
OBSTETRICS, aud diseases peculiar to women
and children.
O" We make no use of drugs, but rely entire
ly upon hygeine applianeet.
Patients at a distance visited on reasonable terms.
They may be consulted personally or hy letter,
jret. May 7, 180a.
STOVES, STOVES;
At Portland Prices !
b. aszLWAzsr,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER,
Main Street, opposile the U. S. Hotel,
OREGON CITY, '
IMPORTER OF
COOK, Tarlor, and Hot Stoves, Tin, Sheet
Iron, and Copper, Planished and Japanned
Ware, 1 louse-furnishing Hardware, Force and
Lift Pump Rubber Hose, Hydraulic Ranis, Iead
ripe, Mieet Zinc, Cauldron Kettles, Brass Ket
ties, Skillets aud Bake Ovens, Cow Rolls, Sauce
Pans, &.0-, Kc.
Also, MANUFACTURER of Tin, Copper,
and blieet iron Ware, of every description.
Steamboat and Jobbing work done at the low
esl rates. - apltiy
For Sale :
FOUR YOUN STALLIONS,
"Y TIMOLEON, out of fine mares, and
l) few PURE BI.OOD
SOUTH DOWN SHEEP.
S. W. MOSS.
Oregon Cily, July 2, 1859. iu3
Melodcons.
f THOSE who wish to purchase MELODEONS
JL can have them of us at lYorn 15 to 20 per
cent. ciiEArRR by paying VAX II, than tliey have
been bought of us heretofore. If wanted on
ciedit, the articles can he had at 50 per cent, ad
vance on our lunner rales.
POST &. WHITE,
Oregon City, June 11,1859.
SINGING BOOKS !
New utc of 2iou :
JUST received, 100 copies of the New Lute
of Zion.
Feb. 2ii. JOHN A. POST 4- 00.
Uoots and Shoes!
J. B. liLANPIED,
Opposite to Sohram's Saddler shop, Main street,
OREGON CITY,
WOULD say lo the publio that ha is in the
constant receipt of
Boots aud Shoes of the latest pat
terns and styles,
which he will sell as
cheap as any other establishment
in town, if not cheaper!
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
, WEAR ALWAYS ON HANI).
Making V Repairing done to order,
AND IN SUPERIOR STYLE.
- April 30, 1859. 3y
" Cotue, Let us lteason together."
ALL persons holding, or interested in the pay
ment of Oregon War Scrip, are requested to
meet at Eugene City, Lane Co., on Monday, the
8th day of August next, tor the pursue of taking
into consideration the best means lo urge upon
Congress the payment of the same.
JOSEPH TEAL,
A. B. FLORENCE!,
J AS. HOOKER,
A. ZIKRKK,
J). WELLS,
JOS. WAIT,
GEO II. JONES,
June 6, 1859. 9td
Protective Union.
DIV. No, 593, N. E. P. U., still enntinnce op
eratien in SALEM. Those favorable lo
the objeeU of the " Union," living within trading
range in Polk. Linn, and Marion counties, will
please make known the same, by letter or other
wise, thongh they feel unprsnared to invest stock
now.
Payment of stock hereafter engaged may ba
made Conditional that ten thousand dollar be sub
scribed the coming year, in all, making fifteen
thousand.
" Hard times" are upon as, bat this is only an
additional reason for freeing labor from Ui need
less tax of speculation.
Vim. P. Puoh. i C. IIOEL. Aaent
W. Poster, S Directors.
Willis Di-staoan,
Salem, Jane 4, 1859. pm3
Wanted.
TO some man who will take cattle in payment,
I will give r job of making, dealing , sad lay
ing op tea or fifteen thousand rails. My place is
ail mil west of Lafayette, Yamhill county.
May latl w. L ADAMS.
EMPIRE-'
Wholesale and lletail
S T O It E !
VRE you going to Oregon City lo buy Goods!
If so, you would probably like to know where
you en n buy the most and best fur the least mo
ney. That place ia
Brown & Wolf's,
establishment, opposile Qihton't Salvan, and no
mistake, a have just received a henry assort
ment from San Francisco, which, having bought
low, we are able to sell in such wny that eur
prices shall steak for themselves, without much
puffing. We have
G li N T L B M IS X ' S
" " . JK ,-'
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
such aa f ,
sack 4 frock roata,
rnglaiis, talmas, jackets,
vests, panla, eravnte,
huo shirts, collars,
drawers, undershirts,
sashes, overhauls.
aud all kinds of India-rubber clothing.
i4A.VO, ALL KINDS OF
3
jt mt m jiui 1111 ira
French, English, American, 4 furniture calicos,
ginghams or all colors,
all wool aud hlf wool do laiues,
French, English, a American merinos,
alpacas, sdk worsted, all colors,
all wool aud hlf wool plaids,
silk k woollen shawls, single or d'ble,
Perry's style of dress goods,
cashmeres, velvets, linseys,
brown 4 bleached sheeting,
janes, oil cloth,
Irish linens,
silks, cambrics.
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS,
scurfs, sleeves, chemisettes,
edging, ribbons, hdkfs, gloves,
bowery, needles, pins, hooks, eyes,
perfumery, hair oil,
boots, shoes, rubbers,
hats, caps,
aecordeons,
r 2 a 1 21 ,
BRACELETS,
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes,
and about 375 other articles too numerous and too
cheap le pay for advertising.
Plow the Tact is, as we are permanently located,
we are desirous of doing business on such terms
that we shall not be compelled te ' aril oil' at cost,'
but we intend, by quick sales aud small profits, to
livs and let live. Ladies and gentlemen am al
ways welcome, and will tie promptly waited an.
lVemrmhrr, nrracrauer.
that our store is opposite Gihton't Saloon. Tis
no trouble to show our goods, ami we can beut
Portland all the time in prices. If you doubt it,
call and satisfy yourselves that there ia no hum
buggiug in the mutter.
UKonH at, vt tn.t'.
Oregon City, AprllS.3, 1859. 2m6
J. FLEMING,
(.IT THE POST -OFFICE BUILDING,)
OREGON CITY,
nAS ou band and for ante, a well-selected as
sortment of
Books and Stationery,
comprising, in part, the following:
Family Bible and Tea- Cap, letter, and note
laments, paper,
Dowuing's Fruits and Pens cV Pen-holders,
Fruit frees or Amor- Sand & sand boxes,
lea revised edition, Tissue paper, perforated
New Masonic Trestle
board a d raiting paper
Mitchell's and Oluey's
Geographies aud At
lases, Mason's Farrier,
Dudd's Cattle Si. Horse
Doctor,
Kane's Arctic Expira
tions, lilunk Books Sl Bill Pa-
Hoard,
Musonio Manual,
Odd Fellows' Manual,
Quinhy's Mysteries of
Uee-kcepnig,
Livingstone's Travels in
South Africa,
Guun's Dom. Medicine,
Sanders' Old uud New
Stiellurs & Readers,
K-r,
Thomson's Arithmetics, Giilospiu'a ti Davies'
rultou & r.ustmans Surveying, '
Rook-keeping, with Slates and slate pencils,
blanks, Dr. Hollick's Works, -
Red, blue, iV blk Inks, Ac, &n.,
all of which will be retailed at prices corresponding
with the tunes.
ILT Don't forget the place ! il is
OITOSITE LA FOREST .J- BACON'S.
ALSO, FOK SAf.R,
Dr. Moffatt's Pills and Phoenix
Bitters, and the (jraefcuberg
Medicines,
which are recommended to those u lm wish to live
till they die. May 14, 1859.
Great Inducements
AT
EUGENE LAJFOREST'S.
WE take this method of informing the pub
lic that we Lt-lirvo It best for purchaser
and seller that NO CREDIT be given: we
tlie.reforo comim-nco nn entirely new system. Wn
will not sell our goods on any other terms thuii Tor
Cash or Country Produce.
W have a large stock of GOODS consisting of
GUOCEIIIES,
LADIKS' FANCY GOODS,
imxrmr . r jxaia h .',
i BOOTS If SHOES,
Crockery, Gla.swarc, Hardware.
Now listen lo us for a moment r two
While we ue our efforts in convincing you
That paying cash down for Whatever yau get
s better then buying goods on a credit.
You wilt find by reading our advertisement
hat w purpose selling for at least ten per cent
Cheaper for cash than we oould on tims ;
this n certainly better, the buyer will find.
Here ladies can find all they may require,
rom fins silk dresses lo plain bonnet wire I
'he gentlemen also can here he rigged out '
With fine doe pants, vest, shirt, and a coat.
The farmers also should here come and see
If w have not got good sugar and coffee,
Tea, rice, starch, tobacco, salt, and snap,
Nails, cups and saucers, salaratua, and rupo.
Come farmers, try us, and then you will see
If ws do not do just as we agree ;
n e promise lo sell goods at pricee below,
With freight only added, which i right you kuow.
or fear yon forget just where we reside,
ost St White' Rook Store ia on the east aids ;
,a Forest at liacon is the name of the firm,
Our motto, small profits but a quick return.
Bring an your cash, your eggs, and your butler,
And if it is raining don't stop for the weather.
All indebted to us, yon come along too,
The cash we are needing, your custom also.
Oasoos Cmr May 14. 1859.
Facer Hanging!.
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7XW Ii'i', jast received, and for sal by
aog 14 WIUo. JOH.SO,V.
Lyon's Magnetic Powders, or
Fh-iv Powder,
Witt drtlny Garden Intel; Cutkroachf, Btd
Bugt, Flea; Antt, Moth; and all .
putt of the vermin kind.
The liiiwrlance of a reliable article of this kind
is Inestimable. 1 11 warm weather all nature teems
with these annoying foes. This powder Is the on'
Iv article ever diseovered-whirh will exterminate
llieni. A company of botanists, fmm llio Horti
cultural Society of Paris, while amidst the ferns of
Asia, observed that all Insects lighting Uwu a
certain kiud of plant very soon dropped dead.
This fact was made use of to guard their night
camps from these Intruders. Humilities uf the
plant were brought home by Mr. K. Lyon, aud
found a iiosiilve insect destroyer In every experi
ment. It Is simply a powdered leaf, chemically
prepared to resist the effect of age and climate.
Medal ami litter Patent havo been obtained
from the governments of England, France, Ger
many and Russia, from the W orld's Fair, and nu
merous medical and horticultural colleges and so
cieties. Letter from tht FretiJrnt of the United Statet.
"ExrcifTiVE Mansion, Wasiiinoton, I
31st Jan., 1853. (
Mr. E. Lyon, Dear Sir 1 I have the pleasure
to Inform vou that the Royal commission of the
World's Fair, at Londou,' havf awarded vou a
Medul and Certificate fur the great valuo of your
Magnetic Powders, Ac
MILLARD FILLMORE, Cl.'n."
The nlvovs waa accompanied by a certificate of
Prince Albert
IT IS FREE FROM POISON.
New York, October 1, JSirl
Emanuel Lyon, Dear Sirt We hava analys
ed and tested your Magnetic Powders, und find
them perfectly harmless lo mankiud uud doinestio
animals, but certain doalh when inhaled hy bugs,
ant and insects.
1. J. R. Chilton, M. P., Chemist,
L. Kkiu, Prof, Chemistry, N. Y, Hospital.
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the N, Y,
Hospital, ays"he has expelled all the bugs, ants,
roaches, muths, Ac, with Lyon's Powder, anil
finds it of immense value."
Every gnnlcner and housekeeper must have a
direct Interest in an article of this kiud. Refer
ence cau he made to the Astnr, St. Nicholas, and
Metropolitan Hotels j to Judge Meigs, President
of the Ameilcan Institute; .lames Cordon Ken
nett, (Jen. Winlield Scott, Cyme W. Field, L. M.
Pease, of the Fivo Poiuls Mission, itc, Ac
Judge Meigs uiya, " This discovery of Prof.. Lyou
ia uf nutionul importuuee. The Fanners' Club
have tested it thoroughly. Il will destroy locusts,
grasshoppers, ants, moths, bugs, and all vormin.
Garden plants can be preserved, and house inudo
pure."
Rut and nice cannot be readied by a povjder,
and are killed by a Maunetiu Pill. Ordor lliein
through any inercbuiiL
"1 is Lynn' Towder kills insects ni a trice,
Hut Lyon' Pill are mixed for rata and mice. '
Follow directions. Uu freely and thoroughly.
Dr. A. II. STEELE, Agent, Oregon City.
SMITH &. DAVIS, and Dr. WEATHER-
FORD, Agentt, Portland.
PARK 6c WHITE, San Francitrt. Slid
D ALT.
The most extraordinary chemical dis-
O CO
overy of modern times is the Antiphlogistic
Salt. It net upon the blood precisely in the same
manner as the vaccine matter operate in the pre
vention of iiiahgtmnt diseases. It cures only dis-.
ease which are Inflammatory in their nature-
First, iulhimmntion of the head ami throat, audi
as brain fever, fits, headache, noural-.'ia.erysipela-,-and
onturrh. Second, cases of inflammation iu,
the chest nml abdomen, vii.i Inflamed lungs and
liver, pleurisy, dvspepsia, asthma, gravel, piles,
Ac. Third, iullaiiiiuation of the extremities and
skin, to wit : rheumatism, scrofula, ulecrs, scarlet
fever, venereal and cutaneous affections. This
chemical combination ia an powerful and Instanta
neous in iu effects, that the dose is only what will
adhere to a quill dipped in the Salt and held to that
iniiL'uo for one minute. The most astnuiiding re
sults have iiivuriably followed its use in the Atlan
tic states, and thousands 01 losumouiuis as 10 11
virtue eun be furnished, if required. The pro
prlrtor asks not, hnwovcr, for Fuilh, hut is willing
to let the Salt abide hy its works, confident that it
will never fail. It is put up hi drachm package,
price Two I Mlars, and will be forwarded hy mail,
post paid, to ony part of the country, iikiii receipt
of that sum, addressed to UEDINGTON & CO.,
San Francisco. Full directions accompany each
package. As soon as a sufficient supply can he ob
tained, it will he for sale by Druggists generally.
F. Coggswell, M. D., discoverer and proprietor.
Sole Aleuts for California and Oregon, REDING
TON A'. Co., Wholesale Druggists, Son Francis
co. D. A. H. STEELE Agent for Oregon Cil
Rheumatism. '
In all cases of Inflammatory Rheumatism,
whether acute or chronic, I he Antiphlogistic Salt,
discovered by Dr. F. Coggswell, of Boston, is a
sure and infallible result. Ill New England,
where this disease is very prevalent, the Salt has
never been known lo fail in effecting a radical
cure, aud of giving permanent relief. Khouina
tism is iduiost invariably caused by itiflaiiimalion
uud Colds, and the peculiar elfeot of this medicine,
as its uamo (Antiphlogistic or Auti-inllammutory)
signifies, is lo reduce inflammation, and balance
lha circulation of llio blood, uud rhe lluida of the
body. It does not profess to he ft grand panacea,
but ia calculated expressly for all diseases ef an
inllaminntnry nature, and is thus a perfect substi
tute for blood-letting in ull its forms. Il ia for sain
hy all I Iruggista, General Agents, IIkdinuton St '
Co., Wholesale Druggists, Sail Francisco.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh.
Theso diseases, mid others of a similar charaw
ter, cuused by Colds and inflammation, yield read
ily and certainly to the effects of the Anliphlegis.
tic Suit. 1 1 is peculiarly beuelicial iu all diseases
of this nature, as they are invaribly caused by a
lendcm-y of blood to the heaad and throat, aus
the certain result of the use of this medical salt',
to red,.ce inflammation and equnluie the circula
tion of the lluids of the hjdy. Il i als-i remarks
h'y i-lllciiciiius in all iiifi iiiintory diseases of the
chest and nhdotn. n, such aa I'ilca, Gravel, Vene
real, l)yseiniu, Pleurisy, Ac. No better evi
dence, of the value of lids medicine can be given
than the fact limt, although it ia now two years
since it was first ollered lo the public, the discov
ercr bus been able lo answer but a small portion of
his orders, and It is only within thu last two'
months Hint it ootild he obtained nt any price in
this Stale. -Fr sale by all Druggists. General
Agents, Rkihnuton & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. Agent for Oregon City, ls. A.
II. STEELE. 47m3
Lost,
POCKET-BOOK or wallelc vil
1 SMALL
laining the following-described notes: One
nots on John Isom of Linn county Tor ni'"J,
hearing ten per cent., and payable to me on or be- .
fore Hie first day of April next. Also, one note
on Wm. ('. Stewart for $44 5, 50, hearing date
Nov. 1, 1H58, payable to me in three years, and
drawing ten per cent, interest from date until paid.
Also, nuo iKile on Joseph Robiuett and William
Vswter (middle letters not recollected, if any) for
897 and I llihk some cents; said note was given
about .Ian. 5, 1859, payable I think in thirty days,
druwing fifteen per cent, until paid. All persons
are cautioned against buying any of the above
notes. The fiuiler of the sam.- shall bo compen
sated ou delivering them to me.
It. F. WI1ITSON,
Monmouth, Polk co.June 18, 1859. 10w3.
Administrator's Notioo
NOTICE i hereby given that the undersigned;
has been duly appointed administrator of
the csUte of Jane G. Moore, widow, deceased,
lata uf Claukairia county. All persons, indebted
to said estate are hereby neiilind. to.nutke payment,
and all persona having oiaiin atfuinst th said
deceased must present litem to llxe undersigns I at
bis residence in Una Cily iu snid county within
one year from date, or thev will be forever barred.
JUUN T. APPERSON.
June 35, 1853. 113
Haynrtl Taylor'
CYCLOPEDIA of Modern Travel, and
Swan' Three Years' Residence on the North
West coast for sale at the
CITY BOOK STORE.
The Finest
I FRENCH confectioneries, such a gum drop.
1 Frondans, mottoes, cordial CANar, almond
rock candy, ere-, at
Dec.H. CHARMAN McKINNF.Y S.
is 1 f