I s -
j A Keno Actino a Pahtoii ron White
'? People. On Lynn C'refk, Ullc couiitj,
! TenneMce, thore if ft Hurdalicll Baptist
' I L Makt.it .Prl I BlnH Mitt llflal
I bad for Iti piwtor ft nejrro numeil George
t .known m Uentlcy'i ol J George and be
' longing to one Alathcw llcntlejr. Ucorge
ii aid to bo a most excellent man and a
' good preacher. Some timo ago lie had a
noted public discussion tasting four dujs,
with a white preacher, on the subject of
I Iiaptism, from which the white man came
I off second best. The church wauU to buy
I George, but he li unwilling to be sold out
of bin master's family, and is withal a regu
lar Southern, pro-slarery parson. George
. it the " preacher In charge " of a large con
; gregutlon, nearly all of whom are slare
l holders, and who pay him a salary of $000
or $700 for his pastoral services.
', 19 Miss Iiatcs, the sister or the lion.
! Edward Bates, of St. Louis, recently cn.au.
; clpatcd the lost ol thirty-two slaves, who
' formed part of her Inheritance, and whom
ahe has gradually set frco as they became
prepared to take care of themselves in free
dom. Judge Bates emancipated the last
of his slaves scverul years since.
sv The foreiirn iournals rcccired lv
lato advices contain numerous paragraphs
about the extreme hent of the first half of
July. The Gth of that month was reported
to be the hottest day ever known in the
south of France, the thermometer having
attained the extraordinary height of 118 de
grees of Fahrenheit's scale.
tST It is a rcmurknblo fact that no reg
ular Democratic organ can be sustained in
Washington City, or In any of the largo
cities, without Government patronage.
The Constitution, the organ of Buchanan's
administration, has less than two thousand
subscribers.
S&" The Levant Herald, an English
paper published at Constantinople, says:
" We risk nobody's contradiction In affirm
ing that the American missionaries have
done more to advance civilization and pure
religion throughout Turkey than all the
other agencies, diplomatic or missionary,
which (European policy or propngandisra
has over set to work upon the country."
Aaros Burnt. A marble shaft recently
erected over the remains of Aaron Burr,
in the graveyard at Princeton, New Jer
sey, has been mutilated and broken by somo
persons unknown. The shaft was erected
by stealth, no one knowing who put it there.
The Doo-Star. The largest star seen
in the sky is one In the South, called tho
Dog-Star. From calculations, it is known
that its distance from us Is not less than
nineteen millions of millions of miles. 0 tit
er stars bajrc been calculated to be forty
two thousand times more distant than this,
and light, which travels at the rato of a
million of miles in five seconds, must be
sixty-three thousand years in traveling from
litem io iuf earm.
Oueoov City Market. Wheat $lal.00;
flour ?n.00 to $7.00; potatoes 75; outs?!;
1fttter, fresh, 33c packed, 20c; bacou
16 to 20c; fgjjs S3c.
Ilcmotal.
Dr. W. D. IIliTCIII.YS
HAS removed his office to the city of PORT
LAND, on First street, between Yamhill
and Taylor streets, cast side, one d' or south of Dr.
Hawthorne's former oflice, and oilers his profes
sional services to nil who favor him n ith a call.
1 will say lo my agents in (he State of Oregon,
that I slill continue to manufacture my medi
cines, afld will fill orders for I hem on short notice.
DR. E. POPPLETON
Will remain at LAFAYETTE, and can bo
found at the old stand of Hvrniims & PorrLETON,
vna door north of Abbott's lintel, day or night,
Vhen not professionally engaged.
All those knowing themwlvea indebted to ma
are requested to come forward and settle Willi
Dr. Poppleton at Lafayette or with me in Port
land, immediately. W.D. liUTCHINS.
Portland, Sept. 10, 1851). 31
NIIW STORE,
AND
New Goods!
CHARLES'POPE, Jr.,
HAS opened a new store on Main street,
A'eor the foot of the hill, North of the little
Bridge.
His friends In A (ha public are invited to tall
and examine; his stock of goods, consisting of a
COOD ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware,
Medicines, &c,
All of to hick tre offered ekeiffor cask
Oregon City, August 20, 1859.
Notice.
MY WIFE FILCITE harin? left my bed
and board, I hereby warn all persons not to
trust her on my account, as I Will not be response
tble for any debts contracted by her,
JOS. E. CHENETTE.
Oregon City, Sept. 3, 1869. 21 w3
Order for Appearance
NOTICE is hereby given that Noah Lambert,
administrator of the estate of R. E. Rani
dom, deceased, has thia day filed his petition in
tb Cauoty Court for Clackamas county praying
for an order to sell the real property belonging to
Mid astau.
It is therefore ordered, that all persons interest
ed is said estate appear before me on Monday, the
third day of October, 1809, at tho usual place of
holding courts iuaaid county, aid a low eausa, if
any they hava.wliy an order should not be grant
ed to tha administrator to sell (he real prof srty be
(agiof to tha estate of R. E. Random, deceased,
to pay the debit and charges outstanding against
tha estate,
ROBEKT CAUFIELD,
Aognat39,1859-2Iw4 County Judge.
BOSTON FAMILY
fast Keceired,
At the CITY-BOOK STORE.
Notice.
THE firm tl L Forest k. Baeoa having been
dissolved by mutual consent. I hereby inform
my friends and east men that I will caaiiaoo btiai.
arss at the old stand. E. LA FOREST.
Oregon City, Jaw 35, 1859.
Claekamai County, Oregon.
THIS sclioo) is situated op delightful eleva
lion of Unil, juat llirea mile Miulb of Ore
fonCiiy. In (lite term for the year will coin
me ilea ai follows t I at term, on Ilia drat Monday
or September t iiil, on the HUM Monday of No
veniber i after which there will ba a vacatleu of
two week", when Ilia third trin will commence
Each term will contain eleven wueke.
FACULTY.
Re. E. CsaTwaioiiT, Principal, and Professor of
Mathematics aul Natural Science.
F. A. Whits, Teacher of English primary classes
TUITIuM.
Settlement muat invariably bo made In advanoo
lor tuition, al Ilia following rateat
In let and 2d Iteadere, and Primary Ariih., (4.00
Practical and Higher Arithmetic, Eiitjndi
(irainmur, Geography, Writing, lea., G 00
' Higher Matliemalica, Nat. Pliiloaoiiy, and
Joum, $i.uv extra lor eacu branch.
KlArlDINO,
' ten.:lve arruiigomeiil have been made, du
ring th Kiiniiner, fur the entertainment of slu
dents, at Ilia residence: of Ilia Principul. Table
expense and rvoim, per week, IJ'I.OO.
ATTKNIMNOK.
No student will be allowed a aeut for a lew lime
(ban half term. Any one having paid, wishing
lo vacate a eeat the last half of the term, will
have one Hair the money refunded.
Profanity uud the ue of tobacco positively for
Didoeu on me premises.
Muaio.
Gratuitous instruction will be given to a claaa iu
vocal miuio.
Aug. 27, Id59.
Mr. Post's School.
T HAVE concluded nol lo build thia season.
L I hull npeii the school in WASHINGTON
HALL, on Monoav, HumtMnaa 12, IrijD.
We ahull endeavor to advance aa rapidly ai pos
aible all those who will una proper snort to aciuire
knowledge, an wedeaire that every person of the
ichool aliall receive All equivalent for all paid ui.
Price of tuition scuordiug to the atudiea pursued
Every effort poisible will be made to furuinb board
to tlioae from abroad at very reasonable rales, as
we wiili to hold out good inducements to all who
may wish to avail themselves or our instruction
JOHN D. POST.
Oregon City, August 37, 1859. ISint
For Sale Cheap!
A VALUABLE STOCK AND WOOD
TWO MILKS and a half west of DALLES
CITY, Wosce county. Oregon. A good
garden and comlirld are among (he Improve
ments. Aa abundance of water, a good spring
andcrreK. Inquire of ittua. brcKni,
Aug. 6, 1859-17w4 Dalles.
Notice
TS HEREBY GIVEN, that CHARM AN At
X WARNER have placed in my bands for
collection all accounts, both by note and book,
( under the sum of oue hundred dollars, )
prior lo the 1st of July, 1859. COSTS will be
saved by immediate settlement Willi me at my
oince iu uregon uny. J. ni. ha;uw,
July 16, I8..9-I Itf Justice of tho Peace,
REMOVAL.
GEORGE C. ALLEN,
IN business in Wall st. for (ho past tweuty-two
years, bus removed to IV O. 415 llroUlt
nar, one dour below Canal al., where he has
just opened a new stock or
Watches and Jewelry of entirely
new and beautiful styles ;
also, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
He is coii'laully receiving (he latest styles of
watches and jen riry by every steamer direct from
the manufacturers in Europe.
Watches cleaned and repaired in the best man
ner lay the finest London nnd Geneva workmen.
GKOIIGE C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches
and Jewelry, mid manufacturer of Jowelry, watch
caves, and ailver ware, w holesale and retail, 415
lirontlway, one door below Canal street, SEW
YORK. apHiy
For Sale at the CI1Y BOOK STORE
THE following works
WugioSluS by A. J. Davis j
Ureal Iron Wheel, hv J. It. Graves t
Prod, in 2 vols., by Harriet Heeeher Stowe ;
His Home (..yclopedius,
of (he World's Progress,
' Useful Arts,
Europe,
" Gcoirropliy,
Fine Arts and Literature,
" Biography, An.
Oct 3.
Baptist Books.
TTTE EXPECT by next mail steamer a quan
v V tity of the American Baptist Publication
Society's Bix.ks, consisting of Fuller's Works,
Bunyan s do., 1 lie Pvalmiat, pocket, pew, and pul
pit sixes, uud a vuriety of other works.
We will stute that we intend to keep a com.
plete assortment of the Society's books. Orders
for iingle books, or by (he quantity, will be
promptly ('lied. Churches and libraries furnished
at the lowest price.
JOHN A. POST.
Oregon City, Aug. 21, 1858.
Dissolution of Partnership.
"VTOTICE is hereby given (hut (ho partner
i ship of J. G. Gibson and Robert Poller in
Oregou City, under the name of Gibson &. Pot
ter, was dissolved by mutual cousenton the 2Kb
day of January last. All debts will be paid by
said Gibson, and he is entitled and authorized tu
collect whatever is due to said firm.
ROBERT POTTER
Oregon City, July 13, 1S."9. 14ml
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIGAR STORE!
WE have just received 40,000 Havana Ci
gars, also a large quantity of Tosicco
Natural leaf, Buffalo chips, Pride of (he Union,
and many other brands. Also, PIPES of all
kinds, Matches, &.c, Ac, at our store.
DANNENBAVSt 4 JACOB.
Dee. 4, 1858.
Administrator's Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
ested that letters of administration have been
issued by (ha county court of Yamhill county (o
tha undersigned, upou tha estate of James M.
Graves, lata deceased. All persona having
claims against the said estate are hereby notified
to present them, duly authenticated according to
law, within one year from this date, to the under
signed, at his residence in said counly, or they will
be forever barred.
CHARLES B. GRAVES,
July 16, 1859-14 w4 Adtn'r.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE ia hereby given (hat letters of ad
ministration have been granted lo the un
dersigned by the Counly Court of Clackamas
eouniy on (ho estate of Christopher Engle, late
of a d county, deceased. All persona indebted
to said estata are requested (o make imme.liate
payment, and all persona having rlaima against
said estaut are requested to present them to me at
tny residence within ona year from the dale of
this none. WILLIAM ENGLE,
June 20, 1659-1 lw3 Admr.
Bane's Arctic Expedition,
RUSSELL'S CRIMEAN WAR, and other
interesting works, for sale at lb
doe 25 CITY BOOK STORK.
NOTHING TO WEAR, and
Nothing to Sayt
Husband versus Wife ; at
OREGON CITY BOOK STORE
JUST received, the latest style of aiu. ef
w BONNETS, Leghorn and straw data.
AINSWORTM IHERDORFF.
Corner Third and Water streets, opposits the
Perry Landing,
OREGON CITY.
rpiIE traveling public are respectfully
a uiviieu in give me a can.
The Oregon i louse hi (he most pleas.
anily located hotel In (he Stale, and has been so
arrauged as lo make It one of the moat commodi
ous houaea in (he country.
THE TABLE will always ba supplied with
the best (hat (he market aflbrds.
Good accommodations for ladiea and families.
raicas:
Board and lodging, per week $7.00
Hoard, without lodging, per week....... ti 00
Single meal , , .50
Night's lodging 50
J. OOEIIM,
May 7, 1859. Proprietor.
GEO. A. NOBLE, AM & M.D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OffiCO NEXT DOOR TO MR. CAU
P1ELD S STORE,
NBAS T H R B H E V 8 K T.
N. ft. Family Medicine prepared In (ha most
careful manner, aud always un hand.
uregon Lity March Vu, lri.vjm.1
Island 31ill Flour.
milOSE who with lo get (he GENUINE
.L KSL.YM) MILL 1'LUUIl, will please call
at the Mill, at Charman & Warner's, Oregon Citv,
or at Alienor Lewia'a, Portland, aa (he second
handed Island Mill sacks have been bought up by
certain individuals, and refilled with inferior flour.
A. J. 1 II Ar.MAXH.
Wand Mill, July 23, 1859. I5tf
McMINNVILLE COLLEGE
THE FALL qnarter will commence August
17, and (ha wiuter session of two quarters,
November
Terms are 80, 88. or 8 10 per quarter, accord
ing to studies.
Rooms can ba had in Collrgo building, if lliey
are taken soon ( from $5 to $7 per quarter.
rrvsident, uko. u. l-haxdlko.
Professor, John II. Hall.
Other teachers secured as tha school demands.
All books for (ho school will be kept for aula in
tbe oolk'ge building or in (own.
AlcMinville, July 9, 1859. 13m5
OREGON HOSPITAL,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. O. Hawthorne, A. M. Loryea,
Physicun. ICy SuaucoN.
first Premium, 1841, '42, '44, '82.
CHARLES J. HOLDER,
GRAND ACTION
PIANO - FORTES.
THESE PIANOS are made or (he beat ma
terials, and warranted (o staud in any cli
mate.
Tuning and repairing promptly executed.
G. P. NEWELL & POST,
July 30, 1859. y Agents, Oregon City.
Last JYoticc.
BROWN & WOLFE,
BEING about to dissolve partnership and close
up the business of (he firm, nre
Selling off their stock at Cost !
They hereby givo notice to all indebted to them
to come forward and PAY UP ! or
(heir accounts will be put into an OFFICER'S
HA NDS for collection. Those (o whom wa are
indebted will present their bills (o ns, when (he
same will be paid. N. JiROWN & CO.
JV. WULfE.
Oregon CKy, ug. 13, 1859. lBtf
To Rent.
A
garden spot having 30 bearing peach
trees, and 100 apple, pear, and cherry,
trees, a loiirln oi mem bearing.
I Ins place is convenient to a good school, beins
a half miloeunt of (he Oregon City Seminary.
wood and work ou the place will be taken iu pay
for the rent.
ID" For further particulars, inquire at the Arrue
Office. May 14. 1859-5m!i
Boots and Shoes!
J. B. BLANPIED,
Opposite to Schram'a SadJIer shop, Main street,
OREGON CITV,
WOULD say to the public (hat ha ia in (he
constant receipt of
Boots and Shoes of the latest pat
terns and styles,
which he will sell as
cheap as any other establishment
in town, li not caeapen
FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
WEAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
Making tb Repairing done to order,
AND IN SUPERIOR STYLE.
April 30, 1S59. 3y
For Sale:
FOUR YOUNG STALLIONS,
BY T1MOLEON, out of fine mares, and
few PURE BLOOD
SOUTH DOWN SHEEP.
S. W. MOSS.
Oregon City. July 8, 1859. m3
Melodcons. .
mHOSE who wish to purchase MELODEONS
A. can have them of us at from 15 to 30 per
cent cHEsrea by paying CASH, (ban (hey have
been bough( of us heretofore. H wauled on
ciedit.tha articles can be had at SO per cent, ad
vance en our former rate.
J. A. POST.
Oregon City.Juue 11,1859.
SINGING BOOKS !
Noo ute of Zxon :
JUST received, 100 copies of tha New Lata
of Zion.
Feb. 26. JOHN A. POST.
notice.
Sta(e of Oregon,
County of Yamhill,
!
In Justice's Court.
TO SAMUEL BEST: You are hereby noti
fied that a writ of attachmen( has been issued
against you, and your property attached, to satisfy
(he demand of P. at. Field, amounting to eighty-
seven dollars and fifty Cents (87,50), with inter
est and Costs. row, unless yod appear before
Wm. Hussey, of McMinville, Yamhill county.
Oregon, acting aa a Justice of (he Peace for said
counly. at his office, on tha 24th day of Septem
ber, Isj9, al 3 o'clock r. a., judgment will be ren
dered sgainst yon, and your property sold (a pay
(he debt. Dated thia 37th day of July. 1459.
P. 8. FIELD. PUimtif.
Aug. , IS59.
To the Affile
DR. HUTCHINS' CELEBRATED BAL
stm of Wild Cherry, with variety of lias
other popular Botaniral Medicines, are now for
sale at CHARLES POPE'S, Oregon Ctty, and
at JOSEPH fiARSTOW'S, Ctmemak. 41 j
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
liil Kuiiaoine B I reel,
SAN FRANCISCO.
193
l?OR SALE 19,000 rouins PRINTING
X papers 30il8-3l4M3'Js4tl 29
jhxvj '.'7i4l vow yu;io wji and SI'.'i
3J FIXUanu SUPER news.
2,000 reams Fine and superfine
Jiook rapcr.
94x38-40 lbs., 44 lbs., 48 lbs., and 56 lbs.
NRW AD VI3K BOOK lKH.
Lightbody's celebrated News and Book Inkst
in asgs ana mis, ironi i to iiviu. peonages,
triwter" v.ariia ass f..nr& naara.
Cohen's and Smith It Peters' cards and card
boards of every style and quality.
traw A Manilla Wrapping1 Vapor.
Double Crown Palm Straw in bales of 13 reams)
Single do do !!.') resins.
Manilla Papers. j30 lt)27 90x30 34i
30 'Jtix38 aud 3u'x40, sujurior article.
Medium, Demy, Flat Caps, Folio
1'o.st and letter i'upers.
A large assortment of Cnrew aud Plainer it
Smith's Ledger and Writing Papers, by the case
or ream. tifcU. J. IIIIUOKS & t'U
July Id, 1859. I4m.1
REDINGTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS,
10T CLAY STREET,
SAN FIlANCiSCO,
0
FFER TO THE TRADE A FULL,
COMPLETE f DESIRABLE
STOCK OF
Drugs S Medicines.
Having recently made business arrangements
by which one of our firm will reside permanently
In INew York, we shall at all limes have the ad.
vantages of purchasing at (ho
Lowest Prices,
and be certain of having
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
We shall coueequeotiy be enabled tn offer induce
menta to (he trade throughout CALIFORNIA,
OREGON, WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
aud liUI T1SII (JULijMUIA unequaled by any
oilier house on the Pacific coas(.
Purchasers are respectfully requested to fuvor
us with their orders, and wo feel eoulident that
our long experience in tha J)RUU busiueas iu
California, and our present complete arrange
nieuls for purchasing iu the Eas(, will enablo us
to give full satisfaction to all.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
Celebrated
REDINGTON & CO.,
Wholesale Druegists,
jy2m3 SAN FRANCISCO.
Smut In Wnoat
TO THE FARMERS OF OREGON t
YOU (hut have SMUT in whea(, will find it
much (o your advantage to thresh your
wheat bejore or alter it has gone through a sweat,
aa a great deal of the smut will be prevented from
getting ou (he grain.
A. J. CHAPMAN.
Mand Mill, July 23, 1859. 15(f
BETHEL
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
CALENDAR FOR Till YKAR 1859-C0:
THE College year commences (he first Monday
in September, and is divided into four quar
ters of eleven weeks each.
The commencement is held on the 4lh of July,
when (he yearly vacation ensuea,
Proftseers Natmanikl Huuson, A. M. i Litvi
Rowland, A. M.
TRRMS OF TUITION rn QUAITEk:
Common English Branches $ 5 00
Engliiih Analysis, Higher Arithmetic,
liook-keepiiig, History, and Hlementary
Algebra , 6 00
Natural Philosophy, Uolany, Geology, and
Chemistry, Intellectual ami Moral Phi
losophy, Rhetoric and Logic 8 00
Elementary Geometry, Surveying, Algebra,
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek, and
French Languages JO 00
Convenient arrangements can be made for board
at reasonable rates.
Bonks used in the school can be obtained at (he
College building a( cash prices.
Bethel, Polk co., July Hi, 1H59. I.r,m3
Protective Union.
DIV. No, 593, N. E. P. U., still oontiuues op
eratien in SALEM. Those favorable (a
the objects of the " Union," living wilbin trading
range in Polk, Linn, and Marion counties, will
please make known (he same, by letter or other
wise, (hough (hey feel unprepared to invest stock
note.
Payment of stock hereafter engaged may bs
made conditional that ten thousand dollars be sub
scribed the coming year, in all, making fifteen
Ihousand.
" Hard times" are upon us, but this is only an
additional reason for freeing labor from (ho need
lean (ax of speculation.
Wm. P. Pooh, C. HOEL, Agent
Wat. PoRTEa, Directors.
Willis Diinaoan, y
Salem, June 4, 1859. Pm2
Notice.
THE undersigned beg respectfully to informal!
parties indebted lo them in (heir Oregon City
IJooks, thst, now winding up (heir business in Ore
gon, (hey have authorized A Hoar HoLsaooK, Esq.,
of Oregon City, lo collect said debts.
ALLAN, McKINLAY dt.Ce.
Oregon City, May 31, ltJ59. 8
Dissolution Notice.
THE copartnership heretofore eiisu'og be(ween
Charles Albright and John Eppinger, in (he
batcher business, was dissolved Ins) day by mu
tual consent The subaenber will settle up (be
business of the lato firm.
CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
Oregon G(y, July 29, 149. l(f
J. FLEMING,
(AT TUB POST-OFFICE BUILDING,)
OREGON CZTT,
nA8 on baud and for sale, a well-selected as
sortinenl of
Books and Stationery,
comprising, in part, Iho following t
Family Bibloa and Tea. Cap, letter, aud note
taiueuls, paper,
Powniug's Fruits and Pens Pen-bolders,
Fruit Trees of Amer- Hand At sand boies,
lea revised edition, Tissue paper, perforated
New Masouio Trestle- board a dialling paper
Hoard.
Mitchell's and Olney's
Maaoulo Manual,
Odd Fallows' Manual,
Quinby'a Mysteries of
llee-keepinr,
Geographic aud Al
iases, Mason's Farrier,
IMd'sCalilsoY Horse
Doctor,
Iivinirlone'a Trsvels in
South Africa,
Kuus's Arctic Expira
tions, Guuu's Dom. Medieius,
Sandeis Old and New
Hiwllers It Iteadera,
lllunk Books St Dill Pa
per,
Thomson's A'illiinetiea,""CiilMpio'e Ai Daviea'
Fultun it Eustmau'a Surveying,
I look -keeping, with Wales and slule pencils,
blanks, Dr. Ilollick's Works,
Red, blue, Atblk Inks, Ac. Ac.
all of which will ba retuiled a( prices corresponding
Willi Ilia limes.
ITT Don't forget the place I It la
OPPOSITE LA FOREST $ BACON'S.
ALIO, FOB SALE,
Dr. MoQatt's Fills and Pkocuix
Hittew, and the Grncfcnberg
Medicines,
which are recommended lo those who wiah lo livo
(ill (hey die. May 14, 1859
DRS. G. A. & ADA M. WEED,
llvire-Medteal (or Waler-t'.are)
JJAVIXG locnled at
m m. wa yiw 9
We shall be happy lo attend lo calls, both in (own
and country.
MRS. WEED will give speciut atlenliou (o
OBSTETRICS, and diseases peculiar (o women
and children.
U" Wa make no nsa of drugs, but rely entire
ly upon kygeins appliances.
I aliculs at a distance vi.ueil on reasonable terms.
They may be consulted personally or by letter,
free. May 7, 1859.
OREGON CITY SEMINARY.N
FRANCIS D. HODGSON, A. M., PaiNiirAL,
assisted by compcteul teachers.
calkndar rua 1859:
i")D Term commences May 23; 3, September 5;
U 4th, Nuremberg.
TUITION VOR TERM Or KLKVR! WErXS.
Primary DepurlmeiK 8 5 50
Common Eutili'h branches 6 5(1
Higher hugliah and Mathematics 8 50
Ancient It Modern Lunguagea,i'X(ra, each 3 0(1
Oil painting, extra IO 00
Drawing, extra J UU
Use of Piano, (or practice 3 00
Instrumental Music (Piano) extra,
IT Tuition iuvuriably in advniiue.
This lustitudon, which has been in successful
operation one year, affords superior facilities for (he
young of both sexes. It is supplied with a good
philosophical apparatus, mam, library, aud piano.
A t L J - I... . J
A lew ooanier cau on aceoiiiuiowiieu in ins
InsiitiKion on very moderate terms. Ilisird euu
also bo obtained a( reasonable rates in (he vicin
ity of (he Seiniuary.
for lurtlier particulars, address (lie I rincipul
A
May 14, 1859. 5m3
STOVES, STOVES,
At Portland Prices !
s. ZVULWAIN,
WHOLESAXU AND RICTAIL DEALER,
Main Street, opposite the U. S. Hotel,
OREGON CITY,
IMPORTER OF
COOK, Parlor, and ltox Stoves, Tin, Sheet
Iron, and Copper, Pliinished and Japanned
Ware, lloiise-furuialiing Hardwiire, Force and
Lilt Pump Rubber Hoau, Hydraulic Rums, Lead
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Cauldron Kettles, Brass Ket
tles, Skillets and Bake Ovens, Cow Hells, Sauce
Pans, Ate, Axe.
Also, MANUFACTURER of Tin, Copper,
and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description.
blconibottt and Jobbing work dons at (he low.
est rales. apluv
AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
Opposite Geo. Abernelhy ij- Co.' Brick Store,
OREGON CITV.
fri HE undersigned are prepared to lake like-
a nesaes, auen as
Ami ro types, Melmnotypes, Plio-
tografilis, or
PICTURES ON PATENT LEATHER,
suitoHe for sending in letters,
all of which will be executed in tho
LATHHT AMD 31 K AT KMT HTYI.K,
AND ON SHORT NOTICE
AND HE A SON ABLE TERMS.
GROUPS and LOCKET PICTURES Uiken
very low.
Cull and examine our pictures, and judge for
yourselves.
Rooms opposite Abernelhy It Co. s brink store,
HOLLAND Ac DA V.
June 11. 1859.
Great Excitement!
France and Austria At War ! !
fill IE undersigned wishes to Inform (lie people
L of Oregon City, and (he public in general,
(ha( he is at peace with all the world, and kcejis
constantly on hand
A PINE ASSORTMENT Ot
Boots and Shoes,
all sort and sites,
liich he will sell
Cheap for Cash!
Ladies and gentlemen, you will do well to rive
ma a call before buying anywhere else, because
have the best and cheapest
boots and shoes ia thin market ;
because I get my boots and shoes
Direct from San Francisco,
and can afford to sell cheaper (ban (h ise that buy
in roruand an that 1 dely competition. If you
will but give me your palronaje, I will guaranty
that you can buy hosts and shoes of me cheaper
than of any other bouse ia (own.
Remember (he place, and make no misUkas
" F.AGLC BOOT AND SHOP. UTOiE."
J. MOONKT.
Oregon City, July 1 6, 1859. 'i9
C. 11 I'll KAY,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
-Shop nearly opposits the Methodist Church,
OREfJON CITT.
AprUlS,1859. Itf
a-ufcOr-vrstryim-i1 in sua a aawsssanaja
Lyc
on's Magnetic Powders, or
F ca Powder.
Will destroy Garden Insects, Cockroaches, Bid
Bugs, Fleas, Ants, Moths, and all
pests of the terrain kind.
The lmiorlanca of a reliable ardcle of (lira kind
is Ine.iiinable. 1st warm weather all nature teem
with these) aunnying foes. Thia powder is (ha on
ly article over diaiwered which will exterminate
(hem. A company of botanists, from the Horti
cultural Society of Paris, while amidst (ha ferns of
Asia, observed that all Insects lighting upou a .
esrlain kind of plant very soon dropied dead.
This fact was made use of (a guard their night
camps from these intruder. Quantities of lb
plant were brought home by Mr. K. Lyon, and
found positive inacot destroyer in every experi
ment. It Is simply a powdered leaf, chemically
prepared to insist the effect of aga and climate.
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained
from the governments of England, Franca, Ger
many aiidltuMia, from (ha World's Fair, and nu
merous medical and horticultural colleges and so
cieties. Letter from the President of ths United States.
'KxaciiTivi Mansiox, Wxsiiikiiton, )
31st Jan., IS53. ,
Mr. E. Lyon, Dear Sir I I have Ihe pleasure
lo inform you that the Royal commission of die
World's Fair, at London, have awarded vou a
Medal and Cerlilicate for (ha great value uf your
Magnrtio Powders, oVo.
MILLARD FILLMORE, Ch'n."
The above was accompanied by certificate vf
Priuce Albert.
IT IS FREE FROM POISON.
Nr.wYoK, October l.lSlrl
Emanuel Lyon, Dear Sin Wo have analys
ed aud (rated your Magnetic Powders, and hud
thrin perfectly harmless to mankind aud doniealia
animals, but csrtain death when Inhaled by bugs,
aula and insects. , -
J. R. Chilton, M. D., Chemist,
I.. IUip, Pmf, Chemistry, N. Y. Hospital.
Mr. Jolm L. Rome, Superintendent of the N. Y.
Hospital, says' hs has expelled all tho bugs, auts,
rouclu-s, moths, Ita., with Lyou'a i'owuer,.aud
lin.lsil of iinmeuae value."
Every gardener and housekeeper must have
direct interest in an article of thia kind. Refer
ence can be made to (lie As(or, St. Nicholas, and
Metropolitan Hotel; lo Judge Meigs, President
of the American Institute; James. Gordon lien
nelt, Ceu. Wiulield Soott, Cyrus W. Field, L. M.
Pease, of (ha Five Points Mission, Ac, Ate
Judge Meigs says, 11 This discovery of Prof. Lyon
is uf nutiouul importuuee. Tho Farmers' flub
have tested it thoroughly. U will destroy locusts,
grasshoppers, ants, moths, bugs, and all vermiu,
Uardrn plants can be preserved, and bouses made
pure '
Rata and mice cannot be reached by I powder,
and are killed by a Maoxktic Pill. Order (hum
(lirough any mereliaut.
Tie Lyou'a Powder kills Insects in a trice,
Out Lyon's Pills are mixed for rat and mica.
Follow directions. Use freely and thoroughly.
Da. A. II. STEELK, Agent, Oregon dry
SMITH ft DAVIS, and Da. WEATHER
FORD, Afrnts, Portland.
PARK It WHITE, San Francisco. 6in3
SAT.T...The most extraordinary chemical dis
covery of modern limes is (ha Antiphlogistic
Salt It nets upon (he blood piecisely iu (he same
manner a (he vaccine matter operate in the pre
vention f malignant disease. It cures only dis
ee which are iullnmmutory In their nature.
First, iiithimmnlian of Ilia head and throat, auch
as bruiu fver,fits, headache, nourulgia, erysipelas,
and c.itnrrli. Second, case of intlammatiou in
the chest nnd abdomen, vis.; iullumad lungs and
liver, pleurisy, dyspepsia, asthma, gravel, piles,
&e. Third, iiilluinumtion of (ha extremities and
skin, (o wit : rheumatism, scrofula, ulecrs, scarlet
fever, venereal aud cutaneous affections. This
cheiiiicul combination is so powerful and instauta
ueous in its ell'.-cls, that (he dose is only what will
adhere to a quill dipped in (he Salt and held (u (ha
(ouzue fur one miuule. Tho most astoundin? re
suit have invariably followed ita use iu the Allan-
tic Stales, and thousand of testimonials us lo ns
virtues euu be furnished, if required. The pro
prietor asl.s not, however, for Faith, but is willing
to let the Salt abide by iu works, confident tha( it
will never fail. It is put up iu draohm packages,
price Two Dollar, and will be forwarded by muil,
mat n iiil. lo anv nart of (he country, unon receipt
of that sum, addressed (o REDINUTON CO.,
Ssn Francisco. Full direction accompany each
packiiL'e. As soon as a sufficient supply can be ob
tained, it will be for ule by Druggist generally.
V. Coiraswe II. M. D.. discoverer and proprietor.
Sole Anjonls for California and Oregon, REDINU
TON Ac. Co., Wholesale Druggists, Ban rrancis-
co. JJR. A. II. 1 H.f.L.C Agent lor uregou vuy
Rhoumatism.
In all cases of Intluimnalory Rheumatism,
whether acute or chronic, Ihe Antiphlogistic Sal(,
discovered by Dr. F. Coggswell, of Uoston,
sure and infallible result. In New England,
where this disease is very prevalent, (he Sal( lis
never been known lo fail in effecting a radioal
cure, aud of giving permanent relief. Rheuma
tism is almost invuriubly caused by inflammation
ud colds, and the peculiar ellectof (his medicine,
as its nuitiu (Aiilipliiogiauc or Aiiu-iiiiiuiiiinaioryf
liquid, s, is lo reduce iufiaininatiou, and balance
the circulation of tha blood, and rha fluids of th
bwly. It does nol profess to be a grand pauacea,
but is calculated exprcwly for all diseases of an
influinuiiitory nature, and is thus a perfect sulw(i-
tute for blood-letting iu all its forms. It is for aula
by all Druggist. General Agents, Rkbinuton It
Co., Wholesale J Iriigpisui, San Franuisco.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh.
Tliexo diseases, und olhera of a similar charna'
(er, caused by colds and inflammation, yield read
ily and certainly (n Ilia eilecls oi ine Aimpiiiogia
tic Salt. It is neuiiliurlv bcuiclicial In all diseases
of this nature, as (hey uro Invarilily caused by a
lenden'y of blood to (lie lieaad ana lliroal, ana
Ihe crrtuin result of the use of (his medical salu
In rcdnco inflammation and equalize (he circula
tion of the fluids of th bxly. It is also remarka
bly efli:ucioiis in all influmahiry diseases of tha
chest and nhdouieii, such as Piles, (Jraval, Vena
real, Dypewia, Pleurisy, Ate No belter evi
dence of (he value of (his medicine can be given
Hum the fact that, although it ia now (wo Veal
since it was first oflurud to the public (lie discov
erer has been able (o answer but a small psrdon o
his orders, and it i only wilhiu tho. last two
month (hut it could bo obtained at any price iu
this Mate. For sals by all Druggists. General
Asents. Rkuikuton & Co.. Wholesale Druggists,
Hail Frnnniacu. Aj;en( for Oregon Ci(y, D. A.
II. STEELE. 47m3
Lost,
A SMALL POCKKT-BOOK or walla( en
laliiin Ihe following-described notes: One
nolo on John Isoin of Linn county for $1000,
hearing ten per cent, and payable (o me on or be
fore the first day of April next. Also, one not
on Wm. C. Stewart for 9445,30, bearing data
Nov. ii, 1858, payable to me in three years, and
drawing ten per cent, interest from date until paid.
Also, one unte on Joseph Kobinett and William
Vawter (middle letters not recollected, if any) for
997 and I lliirik seme cents j said nolo wa given
alKiut Jan. 5, 1859, payable I think in thirty days,
drawing fifteen per cent, unlil paid. All persons
are cautioned against buying any of (lie above
notes. The Under of (he same shall be oompn
sated on delivering them to me.
H. F. WHITSON.
Monmou(h, Polk co.. June IB, 1859. 10w3
Adminhtrator'p. Notice.
NOTICE ia hereby given (hat (ha undemignedj
ha been duly appointed administrator of
the estate of Jane O. Aloore, widow, deceased,
1st of Clackamas counly. All person. indebted
to said estate are hereby notified la awk payment,
and all persons having claims against lb said
deceased must present them (a (be undersigned at
bis residence in Linn City in said eoun(y within
on year from dale, or lliey will b forever barred.
JOHN T. APPERSON.
June ii5, 1859. Hw3
i
HHfRrd Taylor's
CYCLOPEDIA of Modem Travel, end
Swan's Three Years' Ussidenc on (he North
West coast for sale at Ihe
CITY BOOK STORE.
The Tineit
I FRENCH eoufectioneries, such aa gum drops,
Frondans, mottoes, coaout cnv, almonds
reck candy, Ate . at
Do. 19. CHARMAN 4 McKlNIfEY'8.