The Oregon Argus. (Oregon City [Or.]) 1855-1863, October 01, 1859, Image 3

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    AirlenUaral fair, Yamhill Canal.
The annual fair of the Yamhill County
Agricultural Society will be hclJ in Mc
Minrille in laid count on Tlmmilay and
Friday the twenty-aerentb and twenty
eighth dayi of October, 1859.
Premium will be awarded for the bent
hones, cattle, and iheep, male and female.
Horaei and cattle will be diridwl Into aged,
two-year olds, yearlings, and sucking, Hjtun
of draught horses, and yoke of oxen ; slieop
into mate, female, and mutton, AIo for
the product of the form, orchard, dairy,
nd household.
Committed are appointed ou the various
clamea.
Ererythlno; Intended for exhibition muHt
be entered by 10 o'clock a. u. of the air
propriate day.
Stock will be exhibited on the first day.
An address will be delivered on the second
day of the Fair.
' A written statement of the manner of
raising, Including pedigree, producing, and
manufacturing, will bo required In every
case.
Farmers, mechanics, and merchants, at
tend, and bring your famitiri.
W, Hi-sskv, )
Thomas Owes, Ex. Com.
AhioS. Watt, J
Yamhill, Sept. 12, 1859.
evexesBps.eeri
Ormox CiTf Market. Wheat, $la
1 12; flour, 6JnT; potatoes, 75c; oats, $1;
butter, 33c; bacon, 16a20c; eggs, 30c.
Notice.
Aa I propose toeloaa my buaineaa in thia city at
s an earl day, I respectfully request thoae in lebted
' In mo te make payment, with aa little delay aa
possible. A. Hol.BaouK.
Oregon City, September 10, 1859.
Notice.
There will bo a quarterly meeting of tho United
Brethren held in Salem on II e firat Saturday and
BuoJay iu October, IM.'i'J, in the Christian church.
I. Kasorsa, Presiding Eldsr.
Mewing f.trcte.
Tlie 1a.liea connected with the Kirat Congregu
liun.il Church in Oregon City, take thia opportuni
ty la Inform the public that they have recently
tlrgnnixed a Sewing Circle, for Ilia purpoee of aa
a sting in defraying the expenses of the church.
They are now ready to receive work from gentle
men or ladies, which ahall be promptly nnd neatly
executed n reasonable terma. Any geutloiiti-u
lutereated in the object may becoirtu hoilor.iry
liiembora by paying an annual aubecription of
g'j.uu. Any donaUoiu will be gratefully received
, bccrelaro.
March 80, 1859.
Iktaltaomab todje Kfo. 1,
-' A F. & A. M., holda ita atalrd coinmnnica-
; xVa liona in the gone of Teiiiprruiice Mull, on
' tho Saturday preceding the l'Uil .Moon in each
; mouth. lirelhrBU iu (nod elanding are invited
; lontleiM. w. W. BUCK, W. M.
f V. W. CaAtd, See'y. 13
t3T The regular meeting for October will bo
m the evening or a.iturd.iy the Hlh.
) T 1ST OK LETTERS remaining In the P,t
; J J Uin e at urejon tlty, Uregun, on Hie 3ll;h
in septi-miier, I 3.).
Aeaata L
Ihgram Michel
Karrdolin F
L idd Win M"
Lafayette JefTorenn
Larkin Th.imua W
L ime J S
Imley Mary & June
i May Samuel
Oillaehlager Henry
Roberta M aa Suaau J
Hob.-rta Mrs Kin na
Knwland l)r O .
ll'i'harda M aa Mary
Itiiiinau J
Sm th Juinea I,
St John Win Henry
Shaw John
Suhwau Mathi ie
ThrolkeM C W
Willa Divii
Washington Genrge
J. FLEMING, V. M.
j Beard O
i Bennett J It
I II rd John
I Calhc.irt John 2
Cool George W
t'liimingham Erery
i (ijlahan Miaa Ann, ali
- Curlia
S Cline Jamea l
Dexter Uobt
:' Deainond J O
t telomie Re Mr
! )aviaaoti Thaniaa
)avi laaan 3
French Jumaa
(ierling Kr
1 tdW-.-Il Jullll E
Hoover Martin
llutr Menry K
Howard Frauke M
Sheriff's Bale.
T)Y VIRTUE of an execution homed out of
JJ the Circuit Court of the fourth judicial Hia
. Irict of the Statu of Oregot: in and for the coun
ty of Clackamaa, and to me directed, in favor nf
Jamea I. W ilia, agamat Chandler Jeniiinga, for
. ine uin ol lour Hundred aud twenly-tliree dul
. If.rt, witli interest from the Gill dtyof September,
A.n. 1859, together with coeta and accruing costs,
; and tor want or p r.nal property to astmfy said
necutii.n, I have levied upon and ahall proceed
j to acH to the highest bidder for cash, on the Fust
,i ttki or Novaueia, 1859, all the right, title, inter
r est, andcluim which the said Chandler Jenniuga
j now has, or which he had on the 6th day of Scu
lember, 1859, in and to all that certain tract and
i parcel of laud altnated in said county of Ulacka-
inat and State of Oregon, and now occupied by
snid Chandler Jennings, bounded and described aa
' follows known and designated ill the surveys and
J lata of the United States aa the
'rational N. E. i of Sec. 14, T. 5 S. R. 3 E.,
- N.W.i ' i i i
1 " S. K. i 1 i i i i l I
- B W. '
1 " N. E. i ' 15
' " S. K. i ' U i i
Ibe same being the land claim heretofore owned
' by Jamea T. Wills and sold to Chandler Jennings
and John Aver)'. Sale to lake place at 19 o'clock
' m ., on the premises.
1 have also levied upon and shall proceed to
'sell to the highest bidder for cash on tho SkcoNO
kay or NotkmbcR) 185!), all the right, title, inter
est, claim, and demand which the said Chandler
Jsnnings now has, or which he had on the Ctli
day of September, 1859, in and lo all that certain
tract and parcel of land situated iu said county of
Clackamas and State of Oregon, known and des
ignated upon the maps and plats of ths United
States as Notification No. 1485, bounded as fel
lows, to wit
8 i of S. W. of Sec 1 T, T. 5 8. R. 8 E.
Fractional S. 8. E. 4 17 '
' S. E. of Seo. 18.T.5S.R.3K.
N.W$ofS.W.$ofSeo.l7,T.5SR2E
being the land claimed by Susannah Merril, there
being no occupant on aaid land. The sale will
; take place at the Court-house door in Oregon City
at 3 o'clock r. at. on aaid second day of Novem
ber, 1859. LEWIS DAT,
i Sheriff Clacktmat Ctantj.
i Beftembor !4, .19. "wi
i Sheriff
-Y VI ITU E of an execution issued o.lt of
: JJ the CrrcoH Court of the 8uto of Oregon for
the county of Yamhill, and te m directed, npod
ft judgment raodend in said court in favor of
VVaynian C. Uembme sgaisat Clayton Richard
con for the tu of $300.00 debt, and $13,75
anata, together with interest aad accruing coats,
nd for want ef awScieat peraeaal property tsaat
4sfy said execution, I have levied spoa tbe follow
ing described teal eetate as the preperty of the
snid Claytoa Richardaoa.aitaaled ia the eoaatyof
Yamhill, Suteof Oregon, to wit: All the inter
est he has is) aad te leu Sua. (1) one aad (3) two ia
block No. (13) thirteen iu Ibe town of Lafayette;
Iso block No. (2) two in tbe town of Amity.eoa
taining two aerea more Or less, together with all
ths improvements, privileges, and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining,
consisting of a dwelling-boose and other out
buildings. The above described real estate will
.be sold at public auction for eaah te satisfy said
execution, on the premises ia the town f Lafay
ette on the 14th day of October, 1859, and en
the premises in the town of Amity on the 15th
;,d-iy of the same month, at the hour of 1 o'clock
t. n. of each of said dava.
? HENRY WARREN',
I Sheriff Yomkdl C:
LafaTette. gept 3, 1859. 334
CASH paid for LAND WARRANTS, by
HOLLAND & DAY.
rUao Tot Sal at OorraUli,
T?OU CASH, wheat. cattle, or aiivlhiiif else.
X Enquire at J. N. Gali. Euirone Cilv. Prof.
n wiLi.( corvailie, er J. A. Vim, Oregon tilj.
TAYLOR eV 1IALHTO.V.
-WllOtESAtI AND RKTAIL DEALERS (ft
n n . ,, ,
u Cj a ii a u mriHiUAiiuisi',,
Corner nf Main and Fifth Slrttti,
OK WON CITV, OREOON.
JVJHW STORE,
AND
New Goods!
CHARLeTFoPE, Jr.,
HAS opened a new atore on Main street,
Near III fool of the hill, North othi littli
Ilia frienila and the publlo aro Invited to call
and eaumine hi slock of (node, connitiitg of a
UVVO ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware,
Mod
icmes, t
fee, frc,
All of which an offered cheap fur eath.
Oregon Cily, Augint 20, 1859.
Notice
IS hereby given lo all those who wish to have
their ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, and
are willing to patronize nie, that I am constantly
on hand, and will devote my entire timo ami en
ergy in attending lo the same for them. I pledge
myself lo do aa good hurd dunning as can be done
by any ono, and il that will not bring the need
ful, 1 will send my friend I'attkssoii on a visiting
tour (with a ' come-nnd-see-me-quickly'). Gents,
savo your shoes mine are al your service.
My terms are moderate.
t?T Office on Main etreel, immediately oppo.
J. M. BACON, J. P.
Oregon City, Sept. 1 7, 1 859. S3w6
Removal.
Dr. W. D. IICTCIim
HAS removed his olliee 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 olliee, an I oners his profes
sional services to all who favor him with a call.
1 will say to my agents in the Statu of Oregon,
mat t sun continue to manufacture my medi
cines, and will till orders for them en short notice.
Dr. e. poppleton
Will remain at LAFAYETTE, and can bo
found nt the old stand of Hutriiins Sl PorrLKTox,
one door north of Abbott's Hotel, day or uight,
when not professionally engaged.
All those knowing themselves indebted to me
are requested to come forward and settle with
Dr. foppleton at Lafayette, or with me in Port-
lanil, imme.lialely. W. JJ. Ill) It 1II.NS.
Portland, Sept. 10, IS.Vl.- 22
3) 3 U 111 il&eOLESairJ
Clackamas County, Oregon.
millS school is situated on a d.liirhlful eleva-
X lion of land, just thro miles south of Ore
gon City, lis three terms for the year will com
mence as lotions: 1st term, on the hrst Monday
of September; 3d, on the third Monday of No
vember ; after which there will be n vacation of
two weeks, when the third tnrm will commence.
bach term wi.l couUiiu eleveu weeks.
FACULTY.
Rev. E. CTwioitT, Principal, and Professor of
Mainemuiice ami Antiirsl Science.
F. A. Wiiiti, Teacher uf English primary class ee
TUITION.
Settlement must invariably be maJe iu advance
tor tuition, at the following rates:
In 1st and id Readers, and Primary Arith., $4.00
rraeucal nnd Higher Arithmetic, Kuglish
(iruminar, Geography, Writing, Sec., COO
1 Higher Mnthemulics, Nut. Philosophy, and
jiiiiu, $t.uv extra lor each branch.
snAamxa,
Extensive arrangements hare been made, du
ring the summer, lor the entertainment of stu
dents, al the residence of the Principal. Table
expenses and rooms, per week, $3.00.
ATTKMlANCI.
io student will be allowed a seat for a leas lime
than half a term. Any one having paid, wishing
to vacate a seat the last halt of the term, will
li:ive nue hair the money reiunried.
Profanity aud the use of tobacco positively for-
oiaueu on tue pieimaea.
MUSIO.
iraiuiious instruction will be given to a rlaas in
voctil music. Aug. 27, 1859.
Mr. Post's School.
T HAVE coiicliided not to build this season.
JL I shall open the school in WASHINGTON
HALL, on Monday, Sei-temskk 12, 1859.
e shall endeavor to advance ns rapidly aa dob-
sihlcall those who will use proper efforts to acquire
Knowledge, as we desire that every person of the
school shall noeive nn equivalent for all paid us.
I rice ot tuition according to the studies pursued
Every effort possible will be made to futnuii board
to thoae from abroad at very reasonable rates, as
wo wish to hold out good inducements to all who
may wish to avail themselves of our instruction.
JOHN D. POST.
Oregon City, August 27, 1859. 12nU
Order for Appearance.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that Noah Lambert,
administrator of the estate of R. E. Ran
dom, deceased) has this day filed his petition in
the County Court for Clackama county praying
for an orifer to sell the real property beloiiirius to
saia estate,
It is therefore Ordered, that all persons interest.
ed in said estate appear before me on Monday, the
third day of October, 1859, at the usual place of
holding courts inBaid county, and s iow cause, if
any they have, why an order should not be grant
ed to the administrator to sell the real prorertv be
longing to the estate of K. E. Kandom, deceased,
to pay the debts and charges outstanding against
the estate.
ROBERT CAUFIELD,
August 29, 1859 -2 Iw4 County Judge,
BOSTON FAMILY
Tost Received,
At the
CITV BOOK STORE.
For Sale Cheap!
A VALUABLE STOCK AND WOOD
rnWO MILES and a half west of DALLES
X CITY, Wasco county, Oregon. A good
garden and cornfield are among the improve
ments. Aa abundance of water, a good spring
and creek. Inquire of TIIOS. SPERRY,
Anf. 6,I859-17w4 Dalles.
Notice
TS HEREBY GIVEN, that CHARMAN he
JL WARNER have placed ia my hands for
callejtwn all accounts, both by note and book,
(under the sum ef one hundred dollars,)
prior te the 1st of July, 1859. COSTS will be
saved by immediate settlement with me at my
office in Oregon City. J. M. BACON,
July 16, 1859-14tf Justice of tbe Peace.
Kane's Arctic Expedition,
RUSSELL'S CRIMEAN WAR, and other
interesting works, for sale at the
dee 25 CITY BOOK STORE.
-VfOTHINU TO WEAR, and
1.1 Nothing Id Say t
Husband venae Wife; at
OREGON CITY BOOK STORE.
Ctrner Third and Water ilrrett. tnwtiti tht
rtrry iMnamg,
lOIHE travel!. public are respectfully
. u 10 , "'V "'U . .
I " w"(J"n nous ine man picas.
antly located hotel in the Slate, and haa been
arrauged a to nuke it one of Hit moel commodi
ous houses In the country.
THE TABLE will always be mpplitd with
me oeei mat wo market alturita.
Good accommodations for ladies and fnmlllea.
reicas:
Board and ludgitig, per week $7.00
Hoard, without lodging1, per week (j.00
Single meal J,Q
Night's lodging 50
J. BoEIIM,
May 7, 1859. Proprietor.
GEO. A. NOBLE, A.M. & M.D,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office NEXT DOOR TO MR. CAU-
FIELD S STORE,
N BAR THE BREWER T.
N. II. Family Medicine prepared In the moat
caretui maimer, and always nn hand.
vregon uily March an, Irl.i9m3
Island Mill Flour.
fnilOSE who w'.h to pet the GENUINE
X ISLVND MILL FLOUR, will please call
at the Mill, atCharman & Warner's, Oregon City
or at Allen & Lewis's. Portland, aa the second'
bunded Islund Millaucks have been bouulit up by
certain individuals, and refilled with inferior Hour.
A. J. Ill.r-MAIM.
Island Mill, July 23, 1859. 15tf
McMINNVILLE COLLEGE.
fTMIE FALL quarter will commence August
-a. 17, aud the winter sesaion of two quarters,
novemocr J.
Terms are 60. 88. or 810 Per Quarter. acaorJ
ing to studies.
Koome can be had in Collrfo building, if Ihev
are taxen soon i troin $j to If I per quarter.
rreeiaeui, ur.o. i;. I iiandlc.
Professor, John II. Hall.
Other teachers secured as the school demands.
All books lor the school will be kept for sale in
ine college uii lid ng or in town.
Alc.Miuville, July !l, 1859. 13m.)
OREGON HOSPITAL
r
PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. O. Hawthorne,
A. XVI. Zioryea,
Physician. My
SuaoitoN.
First Premium, 1841, '42, '44, '52.
CHARLES J. HOLDER,
GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES.
TriESE PIA3 mai f !"' "a.
i i. iriu and umrrniiind in ajtiaii t mv
Tuning and repairing promptly executed.
G. P. NEWELL & POST.
July 30, 1859. y Agent; Oregon City.
Last JYotice.
BROWN & WOLFE,
"llEING about to dissolve partnership and close
SJ up the business er the hrm, nre
Selling off their stock fit Cost !
They hereby givo notice to all Indebted to them
io come lorwara and or Ax JIK I or
their accounts will be put into an OFFICER'S
HANDS for collection. Those to whom we aro
indebted will present their bills lo ns, when the
same will be paid. N. liROWN Sl CO.
N. WOLFE.
Oregon City, .dug. 13, 185!); lfitf
To Rent.
A DWELLING HOUSE, with a
garden spot having 30 bearing peach
Cs'a'i;
trees, nnd 100 apple, pear, and cherry
trees, a fourth of them bearing.
This place is convenient to a good school, beta?
a half mile east of the Oregon City Seminary.
Wood and work on the place will be taken in pay
for the rent.
ID" For further paiticulurs. Inquire at the Arena
f ... V
vuico. niay J4. iNj9.5nU
Boots and Shoes!
J. B. BLANPIED,
Opposite to Schrnm's Saddler shop, Main street,
OREGON CITY,
WOULD say to the publlo thai he ia In the
constant receipt of
Boots and Shoes of the latest pat
terns and styles,
which ho will sell ns
cheap as any other establishment
:f r i
ln t0W" " n0t Cheaper!
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
WEAR ALWAYS ON HAND,
Making li Repairing done to order,
AND IN SUPERIOR STYLE.
April 3D, 1859. 3y
For Sale;
FOllt YOUNG STALLlOtS,
BT TIMOLEON, nut or nne mares, and i
few PURE BLOOD
SOUTH DOWN SHEEP.
S. W. MOSS.
Oregon City, July 2, 1859. ni3
Melodeons.
mHOSE who wish to purchase MELODEONS
X can have them of us at from 15 to 20 per
oent cHEAraa by paying CASH, than they have
been bought of us heretofore. If wanted on
ciedit, the articles Can he had at 50 per cent, ad
vance en our former rates.
J. A. POST.
Oregon Cily, June 11,1859.
Notice.
State of Oregon, (
County of Yamhill, "'
In Juetice'i Court.
TO SAMUEL BEST: Yon are hereby noli
lied that a writ of attachment haa been issued
against yon, and your property attached, to satisfy
the demand of P. a). Field, amounting to eighty-
seven dollars and fifty cents ($37,5U), with inter
est and costs. Now, unless yon sppear before
Wm. Hussey, of McMinvllle, Yamhill county.
Oregon, acting as a Justice of the Peace for said
county, at his office, on the 24th dsy of Septem
ber, 18j, at Z e clock t. at., judgment will be rem
dered against yon, and your property sold to pay
Ins debt, irated this sm dayof July. IBS3.
F.S. FIELD, Plaintiff.
iing.6,1859. 17w4
To Ibe Afflicted.
DR. HUTCHIN9' CELEBRATED BAL
asm ef Wild Cherry, with a variety ef his
other popular Botanical Mtdieinet, are now for
ale at CHARLES POPE'S, Orrs;sa City, and
at JUSf.ru BAIWIOW'S, Uanema. 47y
BatrarsJ Tartar's
CYCLOPEDIA of Modern Travel, end
Swan's Three Years' Residence en the North
West coast for sale at the
CITY BOOK STORE.
The rinest
FRENCH confectioneries, such aa gum drops,
Frondans, mot toe, coaitUL cider, almonds
rock candy, sVe., at
Dec. IS. CHAKMAN McRIXNEl 5.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
1:13 ftaiuome Slrncl,
SAN rRANCISCO.
193
I:OR 8ALK 19,000 ream PRINTING
; paper t 3(ii IH 34x 18-32x40 29x43
2bx 42-27a4 1 -2tl3H 24x116-23x32 aud 22x
32 FINE and SUPER naws.
2,000 reams Fine and superfine
jJook Taper.
24x3840 lbs., 44 lb , 4tJ lbs., and 56 lbs.
MEW AMD itK BOOK, 1KH.
Lightbody'i eelrhraled
Ia kegs and tins, from
Ariel and Booh lnk$.
1 train I 10 luuib. packages.
Cohen's and Smith ic Peters' cards and card
boards of every style and quality.
Straw A Manilla Wrapping; Paper.
Double Crown Palm Straw in bulea of 12 reams 1
Single do do 25 reams.
Manilla Papers. 15x20 18x57 2(1x30 24x
3026x38 aud 36x 10, superior article.
Medium, Demy, Flat Caps, Folio
1'o.st and letter Tapers.
A tsrga assortment of Cirew aud Plainer eV
Smith's Ledger and Writing Paers, by ths case
July 111,1859. J4m3
RED I NGTON & CO.,
W80LSSALS
I) RTTGCirlSTS
LrnUVIWIlllfl,
IOT CLAY STREET,
SAN FItANCiSCO,
FFER TO THE TRADE A FULL,
COMPLETE DESIRABLE
STOCK OF
Dvuss
Medicines.
4
Having recently made business arrancements
I L:-L . ..1
uy which one 01 our nrin wi i rvalue perinaneiiiiy
in itew 1 urn, we snail at an limes have the sd
vaulages of puichusing tit the
Loweit Prices,
and be certain of having
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
We shall consequently bo enabled to offer induce-mi-nls
to the trade throughout CALIFORNIA,
OREOON, WASIHNUTON TEUKITOKY,
ana utiiiisii luli.huia unequaled by anv
other house ou the Pacific coast.
Purchasers are respectfully rcnucsled lo favor
us with their orders, and we feel cniilidetil that
our long experience in the DllUU busiueaa In
California, and our present complete arrange
menls for purchasing in the East, will enable us
to give full sutisfaotiou to all.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
Celebrated
RF.DINGTON At. CO.,
H'Aoea(e Drusgitte,
jv2m3 SAN FRANCISCO.
Smut in Wheat
TO THE FARMERS OF OREGON)
TTOU Hint have SMUT in wheat, will find it
s mucn to your advantaire to thresh your
wheat before or after it haegnne Ihrougha eweat.
as a great deal of the smut will bo prevented fioni
getting on the grain.
A. J. CHAPMAN.
Island Mill, July 23, 1853. I5lf
BBTHEI,
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
CALENDAR FOS TUB VXA 1859-GO:
fTIIIE College year commences the first Monday
JL in September, and is divided into four quar
ters uf eleven weeks each.
The commencement is held on the 4th of Julv.
wnen tlie yearly vacation ensues,
Profeetort NaTMAftieb HOiison. A. M.
Lkvi
Rowland, A. Mi
txxMS ot TbiTioa rca WMRtita:
Cnmrnon English Brunches,....
5 00
bni!lili Analysis, Higher Arithmetic,
Book kfcping, History, and Elementary
Alirebra :
6 OU
Natural Philosophy, Botany, Geology, and
Uiemtstry, intellectual nnd Moral Phi
losophy, Khrturio and Logic
8 00
Elementary Geometry, Surveying, Algebra,
nigncr .nntheinatice, lsliil, O reek, and
t raucb Languages . ..
10 00
Convenient airengemenUcan be mads for board
al reasonable rates.
Itonks used in the school can be obtained at the
College building at cash prices.
Bethel, Polk co., JulyiH, 1859. ljm.1
FrotectiTe TTnion.
DIV. No, 593, N. E. P. U., still continues op
eration in SALEM. Those favorable to
the objects of the " Union," living within trading
range in Polk, Liun, and Marion counties, will
ease make known the same, by letter or other
wise, though they feel unprepared to invest slock
ie.
Payment of slock hereaflir encaged may be
made conditional that ten thousand dollars be sub
scribed the coming year, in all, making fifteen
thousand.
" Hard times" are Upon us. but this is only an
dditionsl reason for freeing labor from the need
less tax uf speculation.
Wsj. P. Puoh, C. HOEL, Agent
vt sj. roaraa, Directors.
Willis Di saoan, y
Salem. June 4, 1859. PmJ
Notice.
fTMIE undersigned bra respectfully lo inform all
JL parties indebted to them in their Oregon City
liooks, lust, now winding up thsir business in Ore
gon, they have authorised Aaoav lloLeaOoa, Esq.,
Of Oregne City, te eollret said debts.
ALLAN.McKlNLAT sVCe.
Orego City, Msy3l, 1059. g
Dissolution Notice.
THE copartnership heretofore Misting' between
Charles Albright and John Eppinger, io tlie
ttuiener business, was divolved thai day by mu
tual consent. The subscriber will eettlt up the
Dimness 01 ue late tirm.
CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
Orej-st City, July 38, HJJ. m
if.': "... i.K fiv-y'r'
J. FLEMING,
(.IT THE POST. OFFICE BUILDING,)
OREOON CZTT,
TTAS en band and for sale, a will-selected is-
1 L sort meat of
Books and Stationery,
comprising, In part, Ibe following 1
Family Diblca and Tea Cap, letter, aud sola
taiusnls, Paper,
Downing's Fruits and Pens & Pen holders,
rruil Trees of Amer- hand & send boxes,
lea revised rdiliou. Tissue paper, perforate)
New Masonic Trestle-
bnarJadratlingpspsi
.!:-1 II. .-.I .I-....V.
Board.
illMUIIVlie las vtMvy
Masonlo Manual,
liuograpliiis and At
Odd Fellows' Manual,
(duinby's Mysteries of
In
Mason's Fsrrisr,
Dadd 'sCalils at Hon
Douliir,
life-keeping,
Livingstone's Travels in
South Africa,
Kane's Arclio Expire-
Cunu'a Dom. Medicine,
I lolls.
Sanders' Old and New
Klauk Uoolu It Dill Pa.
Kpsllers At Headers,
per,
Thomson's Arithmetics, Gillespie's V
Davies
r ulton S (.sstnisn a Surveying,
llook-keeping, will) Slates and slats p.-ncila,
blanks, Dr. Ilollick'a Works.
Red, blue, At blk Inks, cVe., he..
all of which will be retailed al prices corresjioudiiig
wnn me tunes.
U Dou'l forget the place ! Il ia
OPPOSITE LA FOREST $ BACONS.
A HO, roi SALE,
Dr. Moffutt' Pills and Phoenix
1 Jitters, and tlio Graefeiibcrsr
Medicines,
which ere recommeuded lo those who wish lo live
till they die. Msy 14, 1859,
DRS- -A' & ADA M. WEED
UyieMedleat t. W.ler-Csre)
JJAVIXO located at
We shall be happy lo attend lo calls, both In low
and country.
MRS, WEED will give special attention lo
UUil 1 1 KIVS, and diseases peculiar lo women
and chiUlreu.
IT Wa make nn tie of drugs, but rely entire
ly upon hyaeiiie aniiliuncee.
ralieulsat a distsnes vinied on reasoinhle terms.
They may be consulted personally or by letter,
I V.
May 7, IBttr.
STOVES, STOVES,
At Portland Prices !
S. KILWAIN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER,
Main Street, opposite the U. S. Hotel,
OREGON CITY,
IMPORTER OF
"IOOK, Tarlor, and llox Stoves, Tin, Sheet
J Iron, and Cooper, Planished and .(spanned
Ware, llouae-fiirnieh'ni! Hardware. Force and
Lift Pump Rubber lluec, Hydraulic Rama, lud
ripe, Mieet Zinc, I aulilron Kettles, llruaa Ket
Ilea, Skillets aud Duke Oveus, Cow Hells, Sauce
rails, dto., Ate.
Also, MANUFACTURER ef Tin, Copper.
aim Sheet iron vt are, or every description.
Mrambout and Jobbing work done at the low
est rales. apl6v
& m a 21 vr a
AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
Oppotite Geo. Abernethy $ Ct.'t Brick Store,
OREGON CITV.
IrpiIE undersigned are prepared lo lake like.
I X nesses, such as
Ambrotypes, Melainotypcs, Pho
tographs, or
PICTURES ON PATE ST LEATHER,
euitah'.e for tending in letteri,
all of which will be executed in the
LVTEMT A.XD NV.Vtt.ST HTVliK,
AND ON SHORT NOTtCE
AND REASONABLE TERMS.
GROUPS and LOCKET PICTURES taken
very low.
Cull and examine our pictures, and judge fur
yourselves.
Kooiiis opposite Abernethy At Co. s brink store
HOLLAND it. DAY.
June 11.1S59.
Great Excitement!
- 1
Franco and Austria At "War I !
THE undersigned wishes lo inform Die people
of Oregon Cily, and the puhlin in general,
that ho is nt peace with all the world, and keeps
constantly on hand
A ri.NR iSSOHT.MKNT OF
Boots and Shoes,
of all torn and lite;
which ho will sell
Cheap for Cash I
Ladies and gentleinon, yon will do well to irive
ie a call before buying anywhere else, bucnuso
I have the uest and cheapest
boots and shoos in thia market ;
because I get my boots and shoes
Direct from San Francisco,
snd can afford to sell cheaper than th.ise that huy
in Portland so tliut 1 defy competition, if you
will but givo me your patioiiuire, will guaranty
that you cau buy seats and thoet of ine chfnper
than of any other house In town.
Remember the place, and make no mistake I
" RAOLE BOOT A.tO SIIOR STORK."
J. MOON BY.
Oregon City, July 16, 1859. jS9
C. MURRAY,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
Shap nearly oppotite the Mrthaditt Church,
OREGON CITV.
April Id, 1 a5!). Itf
Admloiitrator'i Rottce.
VTOTICE is hereby given U all persons inter.
i.1 eated that letters of sdmiuistration have been
issued by ths county court of Yamhill county to
ths undersigned, upon the estate of James M.
Grsves, Isle deceased. Ail persons having
claims against the said estate aro hereby notified
lo present them, duly authenticated according to
lew, within one yar from this dale, to the under
sined, at bis residence in said cuunty, or they will
be furever bsrred.
CHARLES B. CRAVES.
July HI, lSSg-Uw Adm'r.
Notice.
milE firm of La Forest & Bacon having been
JL dissolved by mutual consent, I hereby inform
my friends and customers thst I will continue busi
ness at ths eld stsnd. E. LA FOREST.
Oregon City. June 95, 159.
UltOIV sfc WOLF,
WHOLES LF. AND nSTAIt D'.ALRIU lit
STAPLE AND FA NCY
DRY- GOODS, CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cap, fcc,
ORKOO.V CITY,
Lyon's Magnetic Powders, or
Flea Powder,
Will dettray Garden Inteet; Cockraarhet, Bid
Bugt, Flea. Antt, Moiht, and all
petti of the Mrmi'n kind.
The imiwrtaucs el a reliable article of this kind
is Inestliniilils. In warm wssthsr all nature teem
with these annoying foes. This powder ia the on
ly article aver discovered which will exterminate
Ihcin. A company of botanists, from the Horli
eullural Koclely uf Paris, while amidst I ho ferns of
Asia, ubasrvsd that all insects lighting ukmi a
certain kind of plant very soeu dropped dead.
This fsul was mads use ef te guard their night
esmpe from these Intruders. Quantities of the
plant were brought home by Mr. K. Lyon, and
found a positive insect destroyer in every eipsri
menu It is simply a powdered leaf, chemically
Srepared to resist Iht effect of ags and o'lmato
Icdiils and Letters Pstent have been obtained
from the governments ef Englsnd, France, Uvr
many and Russia, from the World's Fair, and nu
meroisj uisdical and bortlcollural collegia and so
cieties. Letter from the Prttidtnt afthi United Statel,
"Exictrrtvg Mansion, Wasiiinoton,
Slat Jan., IB5J.
Vr. R. Lyon, Dear Sir 1 I have the pleasure
lo Inform you that the Royal commission of the
World s r sir, st London, hew awarded you a
Medal and Certificate fur the great value of your
Maguelie Powders, oVe.
MILLARD FILLMORE. CUV
The above wasaccompauied by a certificate uf
Prince Albert.
IT IS FREE FROM POISON.
Naw Yobk, October I, I8H
Emanuel Lyon, Dear Sir t We have aualya
ed and tested your Magnetic Powders, and hud
litem perfectly harmless in maukiud and duuicatio
animals, but certain death whsu inhaled by bugs,
ants and inseeta.
J. R. Ciihton, M. D., Chemist,
L. Krid, Prof, Chemistry, N. Y. Hospitnl.
Mr. Jobs L. Koine, Suneriiiteiideul of the N. Y.
Hospital, savs"lis lui expelled all the buirs, aula.
roaches, moths, Ate., with Lyou's Powder, ami
finds it ef immense value."
Every gardener and housekeeper must have s
direct interest in su article of this kind. Infer
ence can be nisls to the Aslor, St. Nicholas, aud
Mslrouohtau Hotels; lo Judgs Meigs, President
uf lite American Institute) James Gordon Ueu-
netl,Geu. W111i1eldS01.lt, Cyrus W. risld, b. M,
Prase, nf the rive lomts .Mission, A.O., c
Judge Meigs says, "This discovery of Prof. Lyon
is uf national importance, ibu rurmcrs tiub
have teated il (Jierouglily. It will dcilrey locusts,
gnisshoppera, ants, moths, bua, and all vermin,
lisrileii plants van be preserved, and bouses luado
pure "
Itais anl mice eannol be readied by a powder,.
aud are killed by a MAU.xr.Tic Pill. Order them,
through any merchant.
I is l.ymra Powder killa insects In a trice,
Dul Lyon's I'illi are mixed for rats and mice.
Follow directions. V tt freely and thoroughly.
Da. A. II. STICKLE, Agent, Oregon Citu.
SMITH V DAVIS, and Da. WEATI1KIU
HI II I), Agenli, Vortlnnd.
ARK 4. Will HO, San Franntco. 8m3
SALT.--Tlie most extraordinary chemienl ili
rovrry of modern liuiea is the Autiphlogistio
Salt. It nets upon the blood piecisely in the sum
manner as the vaccine matter operate in the pre
vention nf mali'Miuiit diseases. It cures only dis
easee which are inllamuiatury in their nature.
r irsl, intlammntion of the head and tluout, audi
aa brain fever, fits, headache, nenrnlt;ia,eryaiwlar
and catarrh. Second, raes of inllumiiiatioo iit
the chest and abdomen, via.: Inflamed Innjs ami
liver, pleurisy, rlyspv-tnia, athma, gravel, piles.
ito. Third, inflummatinn of the extremities aud .
skin, lo wit 1 rheumatism, scrofula, ulecrs, scnrlrt
fever, venereal and cutaneous affections. This
heiiiionl comliiualioii is so powerful and iusluutn
tieoua in ita eflicta, that the duse is only wliul will
ailhere to a nuill dipiied in the Salt and held to the
Ioiijuu fur nne minute. The most aatoundiiu re-
ulis huve invariably followed its use iu the Alius-
tic Mates, and thousands of toslimnniuls as lo its
virlui-s cau be furnished, if required. Tbe pro
prietor asks not, however, for Fuilh, but is willing
to let the Halt abide by its works, coufilout that it
will never fail. It is p it up iu drachm packages,
price Two Dollata, aud will be forwarded by mail,
post paid, In sny part of the country, upon receipt
of that sum, addressed to UEDINUTO.V & CO.,
San Kranciaco. Full directions accompany each
package. As soon as a suflicieut supply can be ob
tained, It will lie tor aulo by lirugiata generally.
K. CojL'awell, M. D., discoverer and proprietor.
Sole Aironls for California and Oregon, REDINU -TON
dc.Co., Wholesnle Drupgists, San Krsncin
co. Da. A. II. S l liKLE Agetit for Oregon Cilyt
fthonmatism.
to all cases of Influmrrmtory Rheumatism,
whether acute or chronic, the Auliphl'igistic Salt,
discovered by Dr. K. Coggawell, of Ilusiou, u a
sure and infallible result. Iu New England,
where this disease is very prevalent, the Salt has
never becu known to fail in ell'ccting a radical
cure, aud or givius permanent reiiei. itneuma.
lism is almost iuvariuhly caused by inflammation
and colds, and the peculiar ell'eat uf this medicine,
as its iiuiiiu (AnlipliloL'Islic or Anti-inflammatory)
siKinfirs, is lo reduce hitlunimstion, and bjlunc
ths circulation of the blood, aud rhe tluida of the
Iv. It does not priifcss to bo a grand psiiaceu,
but is cnlcul.itud exprnsdy for all diseases ef an
nllaiiiiiintory nature, and la thus a perfect aubsli
title for blood-lett ng in ull its forms. Il is for sale
by ull Druggists. (Irnernl Agenls, Rkdinuton At.
0 , Wholesale Hrugzists, sail rrunciaco,
Bronohitls, Astlnns, Catarrh.
Theso diseases, niul others of a similar charaw i
ter, caused liy Col.ls an 1 Inflaniiiution, yield rend
ily nnd certainly lo the eltccts or the Antiphlogis
tic Salt. It is peculiarly beneficial iu all d suusea
f thia nature, as they nro invarihly caused by a
leu lency of blood to the henad and throat, aim
he certain result of the use of this medicul salt:
to reduce inflammation aud equalise the circula
mil of the lluids of the h jdy. It is uls.i remarka-
y elUiMcioiis in all iun,iinuti.ry ilruscs of the
best and nhdum.'ii, such aa Piles, drivel, Volte.
real, Dyspejwia, Pleurisy, tie. No belter evi-
citce of the value of tins medicine can ue given
him the fact that, although it ia now tvo years
tins it wuh lira! iifLmd tn the public, the discov
erer hiis been uti'e 10 answer uui a amaii perunn 01
orders, 11 ml il Is only within tho last two
inonihslh.it il could be oblsiiiej nt any price in
his Slate. For sale hy all Druir'isla. Oenerul
Agents, Khiiinutox & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
an rrnneiseo, Ajent for Uregon Oily, Ia. n
II. STEELE. 47m3
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PUOHI'1'.CTUH.
VOLUME Fl PTE EN BEGINS
SEPT. II, 1850.
MB0nAWI0, ZlffVSIfTOAS,
Maenracturera, and farmers.
rpilr: HciKNTino AMrstcsN haa now reached
X its Fourteenth Year, and will enter upon a
New Volume on the 1 1 ill of September. It is the
only weekly publication of the kind now issued in
this country, and it has a very extensive circulation
In all the States of lbs Union. It is not, as sr.mo
m'ght suppose from Its title, adry,alsitruse work 011
technlculiKicnce ; on the contrury, il so deals with
the great events going on in the scientific, iiiechsn
icnl, and industrial worlds, aa to please and instruct
every one. If the mechanic or artisan wiflio lsv(
know the best machine in use, or how U make nyt
aubstance employed in his business if the hptise-,
wife wishes to get a nicie fi.rinaking sid.eolor,
Ate., If the inventor wishes to know wh'4 is going'
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here presented in a rcltitble and iotr-reatiug (orm,
adaped to the ooinprilieui.n of minds unlearned
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Taans : One copy, one year, 2 J one copy, sis,
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