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1 !.. , , I Atrlcntlural Fair, Yaroutll iVitdaty. T ho minimi Mr of tlio Yamhill County ttrrieultiiral Society will ho liuU in Mo invillo in aid comity on Tlmrmlny ami 'riilny tlio twoiity-Huvcnth nml twenty Vlitli d.iy of 0.'to!)fr, 1859. ; I I'rcmiiiMH will bo a war Jul for tlio liost otm, cuttle, and nIiccii, ni:ilo nnJ female, lorses and cattlo will be divided into aged, iro-yenr old, yenrlin nnd Clicking, Kmii druiijrlit howea, und yoke of oxen ; Hliwp jito mala, fuinalo, nml mutton, AIku fur jc product of tlio (arm, orclmrd, dairy, , id liouKcliuld. t Committees aro oppoiutcd on tlio various Jamci. Everything intended for exhibition must be entered by 10 o'clock a. u. of tlio o propriato day. 1 Stock will be exhibited on the first duy. Ad address will be delivered on the second Jay of tlio Fair. ' " A written statement of the manner of ' raisinjr, including pedigree, producing, ami . manufacturing, will bo required in every . cam. ' Farmer., mechanics, and merchant, at tend, and bring your familitt. V. IIlHHKV, ) I Tuoma Owe, Ex. Com. ; Ainu S. Watt, J Yumhill, Sept. 12, 1859. 1 Oitnnox City Market. Wlint, $la 112; flour, CaOJ; potntos, 15c; oats, $1; butter, 3:Jc; bacon, lti.i20c; eggs, 30c. i Miller. ! An I propose to flour my business in this e'ly at , Ml early day, I respectfully request lhoe in Icliled ' ( ma lo nuke payment, wiih an little delay as possible. A. I lni.Di.uoic. Oregon Cilv, September 10, 1859. i- f Notice. 1 There will ho I quarterly meeting of the Uuited Brethren held in Sulem nn ll.e first Saturday nnd Man ley in Oeto'jer, 1S.VJ, in lite Christian church. I. Kcnovrs, Presiding EIJr. ' 1 Hewing Circle. Tlie la lies ennnoctej wilh the First Onigrega tlanal Church in Oregon City, tike this opportuni ty inform the pub.ic tliut lliry have recently argnnized i Sewing ("irole, fi.r llie puiKie of as Mting in defraying the expense of the church. They ire now ready to roce've wark from gentle men or ludie, which (lull be promptly nnd needy executed on reau;iab term. Any gentlemen interested in the object in iy bocoinu lionor.iry Member liy paying en annual aiibsnr pt.ou of J.KO. Auy donaliout will he gratefully received. , Secretary. March 9G, 1859. ;,i l Multnomah Lodge No. 1, "yl Y. St A. M., hold it stated cninniunica J. Hons in the Sons of T'emper.ine. It ill, on lie Saturday preceding the Full Moon in each Jloittli. ' Hrelhren ill good '.umlinu arc invited tonltenl. W. V. JiUCK, W. M. 1). W. Craio, Sec'y. 13 j Jf The regular meeting fir Octub.-r will be ; ilie evauiuguf Saturday the 8:h. ; TAYLOR & RALSTON, WHOLESALE cj- RETAIL DEALERS IN General Merchandise, 't are now in receipt of f new GOODS r ' selected with much core iu San Francisco. Tyn have just received ex Norlherner nnd W Brother lolintliun, Kiriivh, liligllfll, it AMERICAN HUNTS, kli eclied itlietiiirs und !oiil' clolhn, pliiin fc'biirred Hiiixliu, dci do miip iiiutilin, Vii'loriu lunn, brown ahn-iiiij;!! t H'liriiujK, li ckoiy utiipe, deuiiiis,ilrilU ud ehipa duck. IRISH LIKENS, fiarn damask, white damiiek, tiible cover, Iius au towel", and crash, If I. X Ji E . S , white, ye!nw, red, grey, u blue, pluiu and In-ill-d, plain k fl;uri'il mililiels, juun, cnttniiaderi, ill hnsey beuiiliful elylen bluukiU, Ji If, led, blui-, t jiey. f f I o i r y : iailics', miiMei', and cliihlr u'e bmwn, vlnle, and aixed lines uud buys' wool and culloll half koju. I Loots and Shoes : 4 lurge lot (fiintiT fine, mo. limn, nnd cnnnie boo! aS 'line, ledica' an I misses' euif mIkkh, (raiten, a. tl;piera, beya' bo.itu t alioce, childreiw' fhoei, ftnny und plain. II ar dw arc: IWket knives, pruuing and hnil lling knives, knives and forks, icissors and sliears, butts and icrews, strap liinges, door locks, Variety of styles and patterns, land saws, tenon saws, compass laws, bench planes, chisels, au cers, auger bitts, axes, hatchets, hammers, shovels, hoes, potato .yakes, brads, tacks, finishing nails, cut nails, wrought nails, horse nails, tfce. Sugar, nolfee, tea, eyrnp, ealt, iploea, eoap, map powdera, oandlea, nak-rulm, yeast powders, cream tartar, eoJa, tal ioda, iudigo, clothe ping, acrub btuahu, paint brushea, broom, dust bruxhea, hand bellow, wpoijen pail, wanh tub", and waah oard. JJ1IJYTS $ OILS: TVhite lead, red lid, Ven. red, Pruwian blue, chrome yellow, chrome green, burnt nnd raw nm. bet, yellow t black paint, Vandyke brown, T. D. ieuue and assorted colored small, I Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Tolar oil. lard oil, &h oil, tanuera' oil, China nut i, .c, &c. We will be receiving by every steamer addi tion la our present axteusive stock, and FARM ERS and others will find il to their advantage to Call and rxaniius our (roods and price before buy log elsewhere, Termi, CASH. TAYLOK . RALSTON, i Camer Afoin d Fijtk ttt. Oregon City, October 1, 1859. S5 f Sublimity College. THE WINTER TERM of this school win commence on MOXDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1b59, and continue tweuty-two weeks. - Terms, from five to ten dollar per quarter of eleven weeks. i Students may euter at auy lime, but ne stu dent's name will be placed upon the books for a leas time than naif a quarter, and no reduction for oM time, except by special arrangement or una voidable cireninrtancu. ? This school is purely literary. Stn lents will be Trquircd to observe the rules of propriety aud roo kinty, and apply their minis diligently to ibeir ftudira. ; Board can be obtained on reasonable term, i J. KENOYKR, Agtnt. Pabiimity, Marion Co., UcL I, IS09. 25 "V"OTHING TO WEAR, and Noth'nj to Say; (Inbnd vtn Wife; at J OREGOX qiTY BOOK STORE riano Tor Sale at CorraUli, I Til lit CASH, wheat, cuttle, or anything els. Kii'piire of .1. N. (jai.a, ICtteiie City, I'rof. rsnwitLt., turvnllia, or J, A. 1'iar, Oregon l ily. et'ilritlir 4, IB.i'J. J 1ST OF l.liTi'l' J Ollice at Oregnn of riepleinber, Itij'J. Aessta L lleur l O Dennett J It ll.rd John C'atlienrt John 3 Cool Oeorge W ('uiininghaiii Every ('iiliihiin Mm Aim, all IKS remaining in the Vmi City, Oregon, on llie 3Uih Ingram MicIhI Karr.lohn F l,add Wm M l.sfayetle Jvir.'mil l.aikin 'Ihoinas W Liruo J d Imley Mury t June May piiimiiel Lurts C'line James II llextcr Uolil Desmond .1 1) lielorine Kev Mr llaviMoil Thninas Davis Iriau 3 French James (ivrling Fr Ilowvll John E Hoover Muriin Huir Ilrury F Howard Franks M lliilK'hlucer Henry Holieris M mSiiniii J liubvris Mrs Kinin I lowland Dr O Hichnrds Miss Mary Itiniiinan J Sin ih James I Kt John Win IKnry Miaw John Hclmsn Maihiis Throlkeld (' W Wills David Wii'hingion Ceorge J. Fl.liMI.Ntl, V. M. NKW STORE, AND New Goods! CI I ARLEs"rOPE, Jr., n.S opened a new store on Ma:n street, JVear tin fool of thi hill, North oj thi little Kriilpe. Hi friends anil the public aro invited lo call and examine; Ins stock of goods, cumi.ling of a tVOOO ASSORTMENT OF Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, iut'tlieiiics, Arc, tve, All of which ore offered rheap for enih. Oregon City, August 20, 1 E59. Notice TS heri'hy given In all those who wish to have X ther ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, und are willing lo patronize me, that I am constantly on hand, uud will devote my entire lime au.l en ergy in attend ii j to the same for them. I pledge tnyreii to no as good nurd dunning as can be done by any one, nnd il that will not bring the need- (Id, I will scud my ftiend I'arriasoin on a visiting tnur (with a ' coiiie.iiiii.-me.iiickly'). Geuts, anve your shoes mine are at your service. My terms arc in derate. V?T Office on Main olreet, immediately eyo. site Duboii'i nets tcngon-ihnp. J. M. HACON, J. P. Oregon City, Sept. 17, ISJ'J. 2:twG Order for Appearance. NOTICE is hereby given that Nouh Eani'iart, admiiiislrutor of llie eaiute of it. li. Kan (loin, deceased, has tin day lilrd his r tiliuii in the County Court for Cliickaiua couulv irutiinf fot is it onler to sell the mil property belonging to raid rsinte. It is therefore orden d, that all nernnus interest. ed in sa d ostule ap;ar before tnooii M.uiduy, the thir l (In y of Octulier. IS.,9, at the usual pluce of Imliliii,' coiirla in said county, and s low cnue, if auy they have, why an order should not be grant, ed In the tt liuinist r.itur to sell the real iirni erty he. .ili;'nf lo the estate of il E. Itandnin, deceased. to pay the debts and charges outstanding aga ut the estate. noiiEirr caufield, August 2!),IS:.3 2hvl County Judge, BOSTOX FAMILY Jiat Heccived, At Hie CITV HOOK STOKE. GEO. A. NOJiLE, A.M. & M.D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Oillce NEXT DOOR TO MR. CAV-J-J ELDS STORE, N BAR THR BREWER Y. N.n. Family Mcd'cine prepared iu llie most careful iiiuuucr, and u.wuys on hand. Oregon City March Jit, lfjDml SheriJ's Sale. X)V VIRTUE of an execut'ou issued out of l) the Circuit Court of the fourth judicial di. Iran of the Slulc of Oregon in and fur the coun. ty of CluckaiiiuH, and to me directed, in favor of James 1. ill, against Chauri.er Jennings, (ur the sum of four hundred and Iweniy-tlnre dol lar, with interest from the Dili dsy of September, A.n. 18.)!), together with costs andiicnrn ng cost, und for want of irrsntial property to satisfy said execution, I have levied upon and shall proceed to s -II to llie h ghest bidder for c nil, oil the Fisst lur or Novkmukii, IS."9, all the right, title, inter est, and claim which the said Chandler Jeniiiiii; now ha, or which he had on the lilh day of hep teuibnr, IH59, in and loull ill it certain tract and parcel of land situated ill said county of I'lncku mas nnd Slate of Oregon, nnd now occupied by said Chnudler Jennings, bounded and described a follows known and designated in the surveys aud plutsof the United Sinks astlie Fruction.il N. H. j of ri. c. 14, T. 5 S. R. 2 E., . N. W. f 1 t i i i i " S. E i ' ' i i i i i i w. 1 i i i " N. E. i ' lo ' ' ' ' ' " S. E. i ' ' 15 ' ' ' 1 the same being the laud claim heretofore owned by James T. Wills and sold lo Chandler Jennings and John Avery. Sulu to lake place at 13 o'clock M.,on the premises. I have also levied upon, and situ II proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash on the Skconu day or NoVKHDKa, 18o9, all the right, title, inter est, claim, and demand which the said Chandler Jenuinirs now ha, or which he had on the 6th day of September, 1859, in and to all that certain tract and pnicel ot land situated in said county of Clack inius and Stale of Oregon, known and des ignated upon the maps and plats of the United Stales as Notilicutiou No. 1485, bounded as fol lows, to wit S J of S. W. of See. 17.T.5 S. R.SIE. Fractional S. 1 ' S. E. i ' 17 ' ' ' ' 8. K. i of Sec 18, T. 5 S. R. 2 K. N.W i of S. W i of Sec. 1 7, T j S R 2 E being the laud claimed by Susannah Merril, there being no occupant on said laud. The sale will take place at the Court-house dooriu Oregon City at 3 o'clock r- H- on said second day of Novem ber, 1859. LEWIS DAY, Sheriff t'lackamat County. September 14, 1S59. 25w5 Sheriff'! gale. BY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for the county of Yamhill, and to me directed, upon a judgment rendered iu said court iu favor of Wayinan C. Hembree against Clayton Richard son for the sum of jgViO.OO debt, and $13,75 costs, together wilh interest and accruing costs, and for want of sufficient personal property to sat is.y aaid execution, 1 hava levied upon the follow ing described real estats as the property of the said Clayton Richardson, situated in the oouutyof Yamhill, Stale of Oregon, to wit: All the inter eat he has in and to lots Nns. ( I ) one and (2) two in block No. (13) thirteen iu iIm town of Lafayette; also block No. (2i two in the town of Amity'.con- taibing two acrea more or Wm, together wilh all the improvements, privilege, and appurtenances thereuuto belonging or in anywise appertaining, eonsstoig of a dwelling-house and other out buildiuc". The above described real estate will be so d at public auction fur cash lo satisfy said exeouiion, on the premises in the town i f l-afsy-etteoolhe I4ih diy uf October, ISiS, oad on the premise in the town of Amity on the loth d.iy of the same moolh, at the hour of 1 o'clock r. su of each of aaid dava. HENRY WARREN, Sherif YmhU Co. Lafayette, Ser4.it 1:59. 234 Ilcmozal. Or. IV. D. IltjTClim HAS removed Ins oTn o lo the city of TORT LAND, on First street, between Yamhill and Taj lor sin els, cn.t side, on d or south uf Dr. Hawlhorns's former otliee, all I ofer his prufes. sioual services to nil who favor lilui with a call, I will say lo my agents in the Slate of Oregon, that 1 still continue to manufacture my medi cines, an J will till orders fur ilium on sliurl notice. DR. E. POPPLETOX Will reman at LAFAYETTE, and can be found ut lite old stand of Huti'iiims Si. I'orrLKTOM, on dour uorlh of Abbott's Hotel, day ur night, when iii4 prufewiouully engied. All lliu-e knowing Ihem'lvit iodnlitel lo ma are tequesled to come forward and settle with Dr. I'uppletou at Lal'ayelle, or with me in Port land, iiiiine lialely. W. I). 11U I'l Ill.NS. 'jr.'(ini,Scpt. 10, IS.'J. '11 Clackamas County, Orcg-on. r IM I IS school is situated on a d.h'glilful eleva X lion of land, just llir.-e mill's south of Ore. gonCtty. Its three terms for the year will com. luetic as follows: 1st term, on the first Monday of September 2d, on the third Monday of No vember after which there will ben vacation of two weeks, when the Ih rd term will commence. Each term will contain eleven Week. fACULTV. Rev. E. Catwkiut, Principal, and Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science. F. A. Wiiitk, Teacher of English primary clause Tl'ITHW. Settlement mint Invariably he made In advance for tuition, at llie following rates: In 1st and 2d Readers, and Primary Arith., 64.00 Practical nnd Higher Arithmetic, Kiigfi.h (iramtnar, Geography, Writing, 6 00 1 Higher Mathematics, Nat. Philosophy, and Latin, $ I . Ill extra fur each branch. BOARDING, Extensive arrangements have been made, du riuir Ih" summer, fur the entertainment uf stu dents, at the residence of Ihe Principal. Table expenses and rooms, per week, $3.00. ATTKXDANCC. No student will be allowed a seat for a leas tints than half a term. Any one having paid, wishing lo vacate a seal the last liulf of the term, will have one half the money refunded. Profanity and the ue of tobacco p.wilivelr for bidden on the premise. MUSIC. firatuitou instruction will be given to a clam in vik2.iI music. Aug. 27, IS59. Corner Third" and Waltr tlrrett, oppoeite the terry Landing, OREGON CITY. rnilE traveling public nre respectfully a L invited to give me a call. ' The Oregon House ia the most pica-a nu'.ly located hotel in the rjtute, aud has been so arranged us to make it one of Ihe most commodi ous house in the country. THE TABLE will always be supplied with the best that the market affords. Cuoi accommodation for ladies aud families. raicK: Hoard and ludgiug, per week $7.00 Hoard, without lodging, p rweek o'.ull Single incnl " .5(1 Night's lodging 50 J. DoEIIM, May 7. 18.19. . Proprietor, Mr. Post's School. I HAVE concluded not to build this onnn. I shall open the school in WASHINUTON HALL. on .ln.vn.u, StctTKMOKa 12, lr)59. We shall endeavor to advance ns rapidly as pos sible all those who will use proper eiiort to acquire knowledge, a we desire that every person of the school shall receive mi equivalent for all paid Us. Price of tuition uceording to the studies pursued. Every cll'orl pnnible will be made to furnish hoard to those from abroad at very -reasonable rates, as we wish to hold out L'ood inducements to all who may wish to avail themselves of our instruction. JUII. V. POST. Oregon City, August 27, 1S59. 12ml Island Mill Flour. rpiIOSE who w'slt lo get the GENUINE L ISLVN'D MILL FLOUR, will please call at the Mill, atCharmau it Warner's, Oregon City, or at Allen & Lewis's, Portland, as llie second bunded Island Mill tucks hnve been bought up by eriam individuals, and refilled with interior Hour. A. J. CHAPMAN. Island Mill, July 33, 1S59. 15tf McMINNVILLE COLLEGE. rplIK FALL quarter will commence August jL 1 1 , and the winter session or twu quarters, Novembrr 2. Term are SI, 88, or 819 per quarter, nccor.l- ing to studies. Rooms cuu be had In College building, if they are taken soun t from $ to $7 per quarter. f r Sldellt, (.P.O. I. l llAMILKK. Professor, Joll.t II. IIai.l. Other teachers secured ns the school demand. All books for the school will uc kept for sale iu the eollcgo biiild'ng or in town. Mc.Miuville, July 9, 1859. 1.1m . Oil EG ON IIOSTITAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. J. C. Hawtliorao, A. IVI. Xroryea, SUROION. Physician. lfiy rirtt Premium, 1811, '42, '44, 'Sa. CHARLES J. HOLDER, GRAND ACTION PIANO FORTES. THESE PIANOS nre made of the best ma terials, and warranted to stand in any cli mate. Tuning and repairing promptly executed. (i. P. NEWELL A POST, July 30, 1859. y Agent; Oregon City. For Sale Cheap! A VALUABLE STOCK AND WOOD TWO MILES and a half west of DALLES 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, ilng. n,18.)9-I7wt Dalles. For Sale : FOUR YOUJti 8TALLIOM9. BY TIMOLEON, nut of Gne mares, and a few PURE IILOOD SOUTH DOWN SHEEP. 8. W. MOSS. Orern City, July 2, 1859. ni3 Melodcons. fpilOSF. who wish to purchase MELODKONS L ean have them of ue at from 13 to 20 per cent ciiKarra by paying CASH, than they have been bought of us herelofora. If wanted on eiedit, the articles eao he had at 50 per cent, id vsncc on our former ratca. I A- POST. Oregon City, Juue 11,1 859L If a Turd Taylor' CYCLOPEDIA of Modern Travol, and Hwau Three Years' Reside n:e m lite North West coast (or sule al Ihe CITY BOOK STORE. A MS, prrswrved frails, brandied fruits, etc., at CUARMAX dj McKINNKirtj. PAPER WAREHOUSE, 1 3:1 Nuiisoino Slrccfi SAN TRANCISCO. 1311 -PIOK SALE 12,000 rfiiine. PRINTINO X" pap r :- 3(ix H :t x S-:)2xltJ 29x 13-2rtx42-y7xll-ai'n3S-24x:ifi 2lxJi mid 22x 31 FINE and SUPER nkwi. 2,000 reams Fine and superfine 15ook Taper. 24x38-10 lbs., 44 lb.., 4S lb., aud 5(1 lb. NV.W AM) VIK BOOK IMAM. Lighthody'i relebruted Neat aud Hook Ink; III keg aud tins, from I tu li'dlu. packages. Printer' Card and Card Itnara. Cohen's and Smith 6c Peter' curd aud card boards uf every style aud quality. Straw it Manilla Wrapping Paper. Double Crown Palm Straw in bales of 12 reunwj single do do !i. reams. Manilla Taiier. 1.1x2(1 ISxCT 2iix30 3U 30 2tix3S and 3(ix 10, iik rior article. Medium, Demy, Flat Caps, Folio 1'ost and Letter l apers. A large assortment of Carew aud Plainer tt Smith's ledger and Writing Paper, by the case or ream. tir.U. J. liKUt'hS & I U. July If!, 1P.-.9. Nin.1 REDINGTON & CO., WHOLB8ALB DRUGGISTS, lOT CLAY STREET, SAN FItAXCiSCO, -FFER TO THE TRADE A FULL, COMPLETE DESIRABLE STOCK OF Drugs $ Medicines. Having recently made business arrangententa by which nno or our lirirl will reside permanently in New York, we shall al all limea have the ad vantage of purchasing al the Lowest I'ricoi, and be certain ef having FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. We ahull consequently be enabled In offer induce ment to the trnde throughout CALIFORNIA, OREOON. WASHINUTON TERIUTORY, and HIIITISU UULU.MUIA unrqualed by any other house on the Pacific coast. Purchasers are rcsectfully requested to favor us with their orders, nnd we feel uoulidenl that our long experience in the DRUG business in California, and our present complete arrange ments for purchasing iu the East, will enable us to give full aatisfaatiuii to all. GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE Celebrated REDINGTON 4, CO., Wholetnle Drmtei'to, jv2n3 SAN FRANCISCO. Smut in Whoat. TO THE FARMERS OF OREGON! YOU that have SMUT in wheat, will find it much to your advantage to thresh your wheat before ur after it hat gone through a ewent, as a greul deal of the smut will be prevented from getting on the grain. A. J. CHAPMAN. Island Mill, July 23, 1859. I.'nf BETHEL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. CAI.KNDAR ro THR YEAR 1859-GO: rpiIE College year commence the firit Monday JL in September, and is divided into fuur quar ter uf eleven weeks each. The commencement ia held on the 4lli of July, when the yearly vacation ensues. Profcteort Natiunikl IIuuson, A.M.; Lr.vi Rowlanu, A. M. TERM Of TUITION FE QUARTER X Common English Uranehrs 8 5 00 English Analyai, Higher Arithmetic, liook keep'ng, History, and Elementary Algebra '. C 00 Natural Philosophy, Botany, Geology, and Chemistry, Intellectual and Moral Phi losophy, Rhetoric and Logic 8 00 Elementary Geometry, Surveying, Algebra, Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek, aud French Languages 10 00 Convenient arrangement cau be made for board at reasonable rate. Hooks used in the school can be obtained at the College building at cash price. Rethel, Polk co., July 2.1, IN59. I5m3 Protective Union. DIV. No, 593, N. E. P. U., still continue op eration in SALEM. Those favorable to Ihe object of the " Union," living within trading range in Polk, Linn, and Marion counties, will please make known the lam', by letter or other wise, though Ihey feel unprepared lo invest atock now. Payment of atock haronftsr encaged may be made conditional that ten thousand dollars be aub scribed the eoiniug year, in all, making fifteen thousand. " Hard times" are npon us, but this is only an additional reason fr frcsiug labor from Ihe need les tax of speculation. Wm. P. I'uoh, J C. HOEL. Agent. Wm. Poster, Directors. Willis Dvraoa, j Malem, Juan 4, 1P.19. fnl JVoti cc. THE undersigned beg respectfully to inform all parties indebted to them in their Oregon City Honks that, now windillV UD their Iiiuiiim. in f Irjt. Bon, ihey haveautkoriieai A most HuLaaool, Esq., of Oregon City, lo collect said debt. aiiia.i,.iicai.vLAi at. Oregon City, May 31, 18..9. 8 Dissolution Notice. THE copartnership heretofore existing between Chariot Albtighl aol John Epping-r, in tin iiutcher business, was diaaolved thi day by mu tual consent. Tb subscriber anil settle tap the business of the late firm. CHARLES ALBRIGHT. 0j. n City, July 28, IS59. Ilf X'Jia-xg.ia I aaaaiiii i " ' J. FLEMING, (AT THE POST-OFFICE DUILDIXO,) OREOON CIT7, HAS on hund and fur sule, woll-selectrd ns. sort incut of Books and Stationery, comprising, in part, Ihv following: Family Hihh and Tea- Cap, letter, and not lillllOllt, pc Downing Fruits nnd Pei.s As Pen holders, Hint Irec of Anier- hand saint box, leu revised edition, New Masonic Trestle. Hoard, Masonic Manual, Odd Fellows' .Manual, Ijuiuhy'a Mysteries uf Itee-keeping, Livingstone's Travel in South Africa, Tissue puper, perforated boarJ admiring paper Mitchell's and Olncy s Geographic and At lases, Munou's Farrier, D.idd'aCalil St Horse Duelnr, Kane's Arctic Expira Gunn's Dom. Meilic'in. tions, Sandeia' Old and New riiwllers St Rea lera, Illunk Hooks St Dill Pa per, Thomson's Arithmetics, Gillespie's & Davie' Fulton iV Eastman's Surveying, liook-kcepiiig, with Slules and slate pencils, blank. Dr. Ilolllck'a Work., Red, blue, It blk Inks, Ac, A.C., nil of which will b retailed at price corresponding with the times. IT Don't forget ihe place ! il ia OPPOSITE LA FOREST rf BACONS. ALSO, FOR SALE, Dr. Monatt's Pills and Phoenix Hitters, and the Gracfenberg Medicine, which are reconuueuded to those who wish lo live till Ihey die. MayJ4, IPSO. DRS. G, A, & ADA M. WEED, llygen-Medlcal (or VaUr-l'.rr) II AVING located at s rcv lord ma 7VK 9 We shall bo happy lo attend to calls, both in town and coun'rv. MRS. WF.KD will grive special attention to OBSTETRICS, and diseases peculiar Iu women and children. IT We make no use of drug, but rely entirj ly iiKn hygeint applianeet. 1'ulie'iu at a distance visited on reasonable terms. Tin y may bo consulted personally or by letter, free. May 7, 1859. STOVES, STOVES, At Portland Prices ! E. IWILOTAXiV, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, Muiu Street, opposite the U.S. Hotel, OREOON CITY, IMPORTER OF COOK, Pnrlor, and llox Stoves, Tin. Plierl Iron, and Copper, Planished and Japuuned Ware, House-furnishing Hurdwnre, Force and Lilt Pump Rubber Hose, Hydraulic Rams, Itad Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Cauldron Kellles, lima Ket tle, Skillets au.l liake Ovens, Cow Hulls, Suuc Pans, ike., Sic. Also, MANUFACTURER of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description. Steamboat and Jobbing work dune at the low- eat rate. anlilv AND PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, Oppoeite Geo. Abernelhy $ Co.'i Brick Store, OUEGOX CITV. THE undersigned are prepared lo luka like nesses, such as Ambrotypes, Melainotypcs, Pho tographs, or PICTURES OX PATENT LEATHER, tnitahle for lending in letter; all of which will be executed ill the bj.VTF.HT AMI XF. AT F.ST HTVI.E, AND ON SHORT NOTICE AND RKASOSABLK TERMS. GROUPS aud LOCKET PICTURES token very low. I all and examine our picture, and judge for yourselves. Rooms opposite Abernelhy Sl I n. b brick store. HOLLAND At DA V. June II. 1H.-,I. Hoots and Shoes! J. R IJLANPIED, Opposite lo Schram's Saddler shop, Main street, OUl'XiON CITV, WOULD say lo the public thul lie is in the constant receipt of Boots and Shoes of the latest pat terns and styles, wh'ch he will sell a cheap as any other establishment in town, it not cheaper! A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' WEAR ALWAYS OX HAND. Making; Jt Repairing1 done to order, AND IN SUPERIOR STYLE. April 30, 1853. 3y Last Notice. BIIOWN fc WOLFE, EING about to d'srolv partnership and close up the business of llie tirm, nre Selling oft' their stock at Cost ! They hereby givo notice Jo all indebted to them to come forward and FAT XJS I or their accounts will be put into an OFFICER'S HANDS for collection. Those to whom we aro indebted will present their bills to us, when the sam will be paid. N. UIlOWN cl CO. W. ivui.rK. Oregon City, .tug. 13, 18.',9. lHlf c. in lit It AY, HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL -Ship nearly oppoeite the Methodiet Church, OREIOM cur. April IB, 1 .'!. Itf Administrator's ZTotiee. NOTU'E is hereby given to all person inter ested that Inters of admiiiietralinn hnve been issued by the county court of Yamhill county lo the undersigned, upon llie enlut uf James M. Graves, late deceased. All person having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present them, duly authenticated according lo law, within on year from Una date, to Ihe under- sKiied, at bmressoVuee in aaid county, ar Ihey will bv turcver barreu. CHARLES B. CRAVES, Ju'y Hi, l..9-14w4 Adm'r. oticc. rn IHE firm of La Forest It Bacon harneg dissolved; by mutual consent. I irereny taverns friends and customers that I will eontrnaavhsai. my e as al the old stand. E. LA FOK EST. Oregon City. June 25, 185'J. HUne'i Arctic Hxpedition, pt'SsiKLL'S CRIMEAN WAR, and tkr J.L intrrsstiag works, fr sale at the Vc2.'t CITY BOOK STORE. Lyon's Magnetic Powders, or Flea Powder, Will d'ltrou Garden lneir.lt. Cockroach, Bid' llugt, Fleae, Ant; Mat lit, and all petit of the rermin kind. Th importauc of a rriiabl article of this kiud is inestimable. In warm weather all aalur teem with the annoying fovs. This powder i Ih on ly art cle ever discovered which will exterminate t In-ill. A company of botanists, from Ih Hortl nulliiral Society of Paris, wluls amidst Ihe ferns of Asia, observed thul all insects lighting upou a certain kind of plant vary soon dropissd dead. This fact waa made use of to vuurd their niglil camps from these intruder. Quantities of Ihe plant Were brought horns by Mr. E. Lyon, Slid found a positive insect destroyer iu every experi ment. It is simply a powdered leaf, chemically prepared to resist Ihe effect of age and e (mate. .M, d ils ami Leller Patent have been olituiucd from Ih governinenla ef England, France, Ger uiany and Russia, from Ilia W orld's Fair, and nu ineruu meJical and horlicollutal college aud so cieties. Letter from the Pretidenl of the United State. "ExitcirTiva Mansion, Wasiiinuton, ( 81st Jan., 1853. S r. V., Lyon, Dear Sir I I have Ihe plrnsur lo inform you that th Royal commission of th World's Fair, al London, have awarded vou a Medal and Certificate for Ih great valuu of your Mugnetie Powders, AVc. MILLARD FILLMORE, Cl.'n." Th aliove wssuecompauied by a certificate vf Prince Albert. IT IS FREE FROM POISON. New York, October I, f&'"T Emanuel Lyon, Dear Sir t We have analys ed aud tested your Mngiiello Powders, and find them perfectly harmless to mankiud and dumeitia animals, hut certuiu death when iuhaled by buga, aula aud insect. J. K. Chilton, M. 1)., Chemist, L. Ukiu, Prof, Chemistry, N. Y. Huspital. Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the N. Y. Hospital, say "he hai expelled all the bugs, aula, mnches, moths, cVo., with I400 S lWder, anil lindait fiinineuse Value." Every gardener and housekeeper must hnv direct interest iu an article of this kind. Refer ence cau be mads lo llie Astnr, St. Nicholas, aud Metropolitan Hotel; lo Judge Meig., Presideul uf Ihe American Institute) James Gordon Ken nel!, Geu. Winlield Scott, Cyrus W, Field, L. M, Prase, of Ih F'iva Points Miaeiuu, dec Ac Judge Meigs aaya, This discovery of Prof. Lyon is uf national importune. Tlio Farmer' Club hare tested it thoroughly. It will dettroy locust, grasshop'ier, aula, mollis, bugs, and all vermin. Garden plant cau be preserved, aud house uud pure " Ilu's and mica cannot be tenoned by a powder, and nre killed by a Maonitic Piu. Order IhaM through any merchant "I'm Lyon' Powder kills insects In a trice, Uul Lyon's Pills nre mixed fur rat and mice. Follow directiuna. Ute freely and thoroughly. Da. A. II. STEELE, Agent, Oregon C'.ry. SMITH Sx DAVIS, and Da. WEATHER' FORI), Agent, Portland. PARK St Will I E, San Franciect. 8111J SALT.--Tlic most extrnordinury chemical dis covery of modern lime is the Aut'phlogislio Suit. It nets upon Ihe blood precisely in tlie nam milliner as the vacciue matter opeialm in the pre vention uf malignant diseases. It cures only dis ease which ar iutluininatory In tlh Ir nature. First, iiiilnnination of llie head and tlnoat, such as brain fovcr, fits, headache, Ucuralgia.erysipela, and catarrh. Second, eases of intlammation In the chest and iib louicn, vii,t iiiHamed lungs ami liver, pleurisy, dyapepsiu, asthma, gravel, piles, ice. Third, iiiflamiiiutiuu of the extremities and skin, to wit: rheumatism, scrofula, ulecra, scarlet fever, venereal ami cutaneous affection. Thi chemical combination i so powerful and inslautu neon in its effects, that Ihe dose ia only what will adhere to a iiiiil dipped in Ih Salt and held lo th lonuo for one miuoi. The most astouudiiig re stilts have invariably followed its us ill the Alia. lie States, and thousand of testimonial as lo II virtue can be furnished, if required. Th pro prietor asks not, however, for Fuilh, hut ia willing to let the Salt abide by its works, couli Isnt that il will never fail, it ia nut up In drachm package. pries Two Dollars, and will be forwarded by mail, post paid, to any part of the country, iimn receipt of that aum, ad.ltewed to REDINGTON at CO., San Francisco. Full direction accompany each) package. A soon as a sufllcient supply can bo ob tained, it will lie fur sule by Druggists generally. K. Cnggswell, M. D., diicoverer and proprietor. Sole Audits for California and Oregon, ItEOINU TON di.Co., Wholeaale Druggist, Sun Francis co. Dr. A. II. STEELE Ageul lor Oregon Citj, BJuuinatisni. In all case of Inllmnintitory Rheumatism, whether acute or chronic, tlie Antiphlogistic Salt, discovered by Dr. F. Coggswell, of lloston, is a sure uud infallible result. Iu New England, where this disease ia very prevalent, the Suit ha never beeu known to fail in effecting a radical cure, aud of giving permanent relief. Rheuma tism is almost invariably caused by inft iuiiinilioii and colds, and the peculiar effect of thi medicine, as it name (Antiphlogistic or Anti-inll.uumitory) siRiiifiea, is to reduce inflammation, and bihiiicr the circulation of the blood, and rhe lluida of th body. Il does not profess to be a grand panacea, hut is calculated expresdy for all diwu.waef an inttaiiiuinUiry nature, and is thus a perfect substi tute for blood-letl.ug in nil il furmi, It ia for aula by all Druggists. General Agent, RKniNiiroN tk Co , Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh. Theso diseases, uud others of a similar churn.' ter, caused by o ildaaud iuflamin ition, yield read ily and certainly lo the effects of the Antiphlogis tic Salt. Il i peculiarly beneficial in ull d sense of thi nature, a Ihey aro invarihly caused by a tendency of blood to the heuad and throat, ant. Ihe certain result of the use of this medical sulk lo rrrloce inflammation and equalize. Ihe circula tion of Ihe lluids of the hidy. Il isalna remarka bly emVacious in all infl.imatnry diseiwa of the chest ami abdomen, such a Piles, Gravel, Vi ne ri al, Dyspewia, Pleurisy, Vo. No butter evi dence of the valuo of this medicine ean be given Hutu the fact that, altltotigh it is now two years sine it was first oliered tu the public, the discov erer ha been able to answer but a small portion of his orders, und It is ouly within the lust two month that it could be obtained at any price ill this Htutn. For sale by all Druggiels. General Agents, Rkuinuton & Co., Wholesale Druggist, San Francisco. Agent fur Oregon City, Da. A 11. STEELE. 47m3 Great Excitement! Franco and Austria At War ! I rpiIE undersigned wisbe In inform the people JL of Oregon City, and lire public in general, that ho is al peace with all tb world, and keep constantly on hand A PINB ASSORTMENT OF Boots and Shoes, all tortl and titei, which he will sell Cheap for Cash! Ladic and gentlemen, yod will do well to giv me a eall before buying anywhere else, boo us I have the iiest and cheapkst boots and shoes in this market ; because I gel my boot and shoe Direct from San Francisco, and ean a (Turd to sell cheaper than th e that bny in Portland thai I defy competition. If you will but give me your patronage, I will guaranty that yoa can buy toot and he of m cheaper tbaei of any otlstt boose ia town. Re sne ruber th place, and make ae mistake: " RAG LI BOOT A .10 SHOK STORE. J. MOON ET. Oregan City, July 1 8, IR59. j39 To llie Allllrlid. DR. IK'TCIIINS' CELEBRATED BAL aam of Wild Cherry, with a variety ef ha other popolsr Rntaniral Mrdieiaei, ar aosr foe sal al CHARLES POPE'S, Ortgom City, and t JOSEPH BAIWTUW,,t'wr'-A 47w i