South
II. fc.ri i !' "nt of luclio"
. ., - n..;.l..l I. tli f.imisllini
Of I 1 .,l , ..iB. .
Ini
jjnoullcao port m -.
baed wl1 tbmo iitlmeiil In rein
. ci...,. that Waslilngton, JcfferMn
tlon
lid
h. other fatliers of tlic Rrpublio enter-
M" . L. f I II I ...
eoottmpliU no otwliiujflit njn Sluvcr
I, tbe Sutfi him 11 luny nwgnii
j-m f the Statei In which It exit
(ho
to
..,i,.n and control the institution. II
I'M
b th tettimon of the New Orlcaiw CW
:-nontlieiubJcct. We quote:
ujoo politic by far to im direct vio
lence ffint lv proertjr, Hint K-pul)-
licanium woum uon nr jn
jtinore fiitnl, bicnuse Innitliou, to v
frttiw cherished policy f agency t
n l.l ulrnUM. Ill tllS L'UlfjIlt tillll
g which we lire, tlioiisoiid. can be counted
In nl:not ererjr Douuiorn coininuiiiij, no
would (flaJlj occept oflice and employ.
pent unucf nucii a uovcriiiuvm, mm mem
Tprr men would bo the first to form n tin
nt ihn Kpniililicun pnrtT in thu South'
era States. The would colli ct nroimd
tlifin tl Abolition cmiMfuiriM In ghiiiyi
dotliinir, wl.o:n we hare so Ii nr bin 11 11
willingly supporting, and would bo tin
Bctntofgruduiilly snppitnr and undi rniin
Ingthow sentiments whith we hnte nl
tnii.rlit to eutertnin from cnrlr vouth
W of converting the evtl minded into open
aJtocatts of giadunl emaneipalin, if not
of downrifrlit abolition. Tho ixini le of
Jliwonri, Virginia nnd Miirylunil, is before
ni- nnd the toleration with which these
doctrines nre publicly bronchia liy avowed
Ki'pnblicnns, snouia prove a wiiming an
1 lesson to uj in (he extreme South."
TllS MSASl'RK TO MC CaRIIIKD OlT.
The Ciimdem (Ala.) Register mi?: " W
run un our fluff to-dnr for Ilrt'ckinriilur
snd Lane, the Democratic nominees for
President aim Vice President of tho Uni
ted Stutcs. Ve hare unwaveringly eon
clodrd for the Inst ten yi-urs that it would
be better for all concerned to muke two or
more distinct Governments of the territory
comprising the United States of America:
md that such will ultimately be done there
wn be no sort of doubt; but it should be
done with fairness and justice to every sec
tion of the Union; and believing the parly
In tchich we brlong is the only reliabl
one to carry out this measure, nnd secure
to our own section all lief rights, wc intend
to battle for its principles to the fullest ex
tent of our ability."
Xo Puce for Pkmociucy. A few days
nincc on n-je.it of n certain Broi kinridc
iliiljin San Francisco cume to this city,
n mult 10 the interior ol the county, but
I en J somewhat under t!iu iliflilitnco ol
"Kentucky spirits," brought up in the cat
ioif for the n:ght. Buinjr honorably
diiclmrged, the follow in morning he took
the stage with others for an interior village.
On tie way n fellow passenger inipiired of
the q londuin agent h a opinion of the po
lities of Petalmnn, to which lie replied:
"I don't know how parties stand, but I do
know that it U to place for l)oniocraey,
for a mm cnu't take more than two drinks
of whisky, till he's taken to the lock-up."
Pelaluma Argus.
tOT The way in which Combs has
rlriuied nut tho dandruff of disunion in
Kintaeky, we wcnU judge h'm to be line
toothed Democrat.
He hns cleaned out something worse
than dandruff, lie has d no a lively busi
ness. Louisville Journal.
lOT Mr.' Yancey fancies himself "look
ii'g down upon tho friends of Bell nnd Ev
erett." lie will never be nble to do that
unless they attend his bunging' Louisvilie
Jouruul.
W Gov. Willard, of lud., died nt St.
Paul, Minnesota, ou the 4th inst., of con
timption. Demsqvext. E. M. Hall, Ilarrisburg
(Tlrarston) P.O., Linn county, owes this
Office $14 for subscription.
Ohegox City Market. Wheat, fiOa
65c; Flour, $3,50a4; Oats 25u30c; But
ter, 20a25c; Eggs, 25c'
DISS:
Ilhit city, Oct. 23, Riehuril Siwon, infant
Jiv n 11 .1 in .. 1 i
u w 11 . o. rariiow, ngca X inoiuut iim 3 aj
BisM, Fever ad Asne, lBdl!e-iiln
SourStotiLirh, It.nrt Iiiirn, Water Hnnh, Bil
line, Liter Complaint, Avidity, Flatulency,
l.iundice, Changn rf Climate, Sick Headache,
Loa of Appetite, r'emiile Cumpluinta, OpprMsinn
nei fcating, Ueneral Debility, ic, are rapidly, el
'wiMlljr nnd aurely cured by the OXYGEN
ATED BITTERS.
California Evidence.
MnKELUMNK IIiLL, Cat., )
June 16, 1 HAS. i
, '( niftT-reil for fifteen yean with D.vspepiia
jsif wont for,ni anil having contultvd with the
t Phviiciam, and tried everything rceom mended
itht ml f 1 1... :..j.....a ,i. .k. nvvr.E.
SATED BITTKRS, and Mr 1 had taken one
Me. I fi.onrl myaelf much better, and eontinued
"IT them, until I w.n entirely cured, and now
'"MH health naevi-r I did in my life. I
' pent pleuure in ncomim n ling them to all
noire im larly afflicted. Jmu UiSGiuoaK.
the OXYGENATED BITTEMS arewld in
Ulit mia by Red:n:tin II Ch, Henry John.n&
''ft.ChkriM M.....JI w... L- : . 17 II AL
II ii .iiiii, au t riii;iw , in m mi
iia!d 4. CV Sncnimentiij Ricr,CfEa It Co.,
-jmiut; smith eiUavn, Portland, Uiegon.
GENUINE
Lawton Blackberry Plants,
fo rni
GLEN RUN NURSERY.
I ni e ,fter 1,16 1,4 of 0,' I-',,on
A BUekbcrry and aeveral varieties of Rapberry
r , ' ' ne toilowmj place :
"P'i City,
Foreet Grore.
McMinviUe,
..j . Dayton,
7 riBJr Oreijon. I wurrant all
J i ,,y inU th,t "l "fo" ,h
JV" -ad it pinaine, ai 1 hae r!ed the
rr Jom the eed. There are eultua aoedlinp
nd California. Vk not them!
r. PHILIP RITZ.
"l Ran Noraery, S4 pt 29, 1860-29w4
OREGON HOSPITAL,
. PORTLAND, OREGON.
vT7 KcmtD. Whut tin
few run,
Information Wanted,
Or JOHN J. CXKRy. ..f Ph i, J.lphia. Pa.
II Win hut hearo from in I ha tummer of
ltil,lnWa.,iii4t.,u, l),C.i Ua halter by trade;
served on board Hi brig parry, during Mi Mull
ein War, uu.l. r th nam of Johu J. Wilanii)
lo on Hi llriudy in und T ih aum nam.
Any lufoimallon will b thankfully received by
dirt-Miiif h brolaer, K. D. CI.LUY, S'ii
11 aiiiui ni., 1 niiaiieipiiia, rt.
Yamhill Trade.
Th Futl runn'uig S (turner
J.IS. CiMITOX, 53f
Capt. Jama 0. Mills, make ngunr trip t
t4ijay"" "me a week, i-u.
ii Caneiimli every Mouduy, H Inwliiy, nnd
I r.day inoruiii;, at 8 oVIoik-returiiing nut d4y.
Notice
TS HERKBY GIVEN, to nil ii,,.. who are
1 indrb'ed lo ni, In ny ahape, to coin forward
aud Mill their it-count illi me, am very
nnii h iu nerd of money at th prrarm ii,e,
which any on run we, win. Um half an eve. h
piwiii alnnj in frin of my place I tlni,k of
ivu-iug iitw tuy wwil.
'I'Iiom who have account atrilnal ma will on
xiil ihcni tu me fur nunient.
ai or Hire, wrrka, my account, will be placed
In .... . A!.. - I I., r ii
m hu uiucr imiiu. lur couec lull.
K. WILDE, Cun.ini h.
Oregon City, 0. 1. 13, IBCu. s;wJ
Stoves and Tin-Wart!
SEYMOUR & JOYNT,
Fire-free Building, Front St . btheetn H A-
tnglon and Alder , and firtt etreet
betieeeu Vitthington 4 Alder,)
POKTL.UD, OGX,
wnoi.t.AH ami anniL
Dealers in Stoves nnd Tiu-Ware.
MESSRS. REYMOL It A JOYXT. having
been in the biuiiiwaj for rirht year, in l'i in
land, fiel nure that they can aell nil a 1 title, in
their line at price which will indue purchaavra
to ciro them the preference. Their exteunivo
ntut k of
TINWARE
comprixi every arlicl ueually kepi by (imilar
reluklUhiiiriit in thin country.
STEAMBOAT WORK,
tailing, and Glittering, and ail work counrcteJ
with Ihu trade, done by
I'.tpr riciH't-d iTIt'cliaiilr.
Their large and wi-ll-wlecteil amortinrnt of
Mi rJBL" W Ii: P
i comproed (ill port) of the following ilylr:
Barstow's Harp &, Bay State,
Utick s l atent,
Black Knight,
Globe,
Victor,
Empire City,
Superior,
Pilot.
We tire sole Agrnh for
STEWART'S
AIR -TIG 3 T COOKl?JG STOVE
For the Stale. 0 Oregon.
Wc harenhoard the lnduntru (now in the r'ver)
a hirgi-hivoneorth celrbrauil (newly-h.veii ed)
onki-ig-iitove, h th la inre ee:eeniid thuu any
oilier 111 uc. Our itock of
Olliee, Parlor, and Box Stoves,
roa wuon aiid Cimi.,
i. lar'e nnd well niwortrd, nnd ia compmed of the
moil approved vurieiiea of plain nnd ornamental
niauulat'lure. Ill ndditiou, Wv ktrp
Hylruulic law.
Ctf"rur0,
Furnace lhilers anl Furnaces,
Fo'rt and Lift Pumps,
. Lead Pipe,
Lanterns (a laryc variety),
Tin Vial',
Sheet Iron,
Sheet Lead,
Cnpper,
Zinc,
Brass and Copper, Brass and Iron Wires,
At. WAY. ON HAND.
Country Orders Solicited,
nnd Good packed to go wifely to any part of the
interior.
rap" Country merchant enn muke purchnir
nt wholesale nf Me.r S. &.J. at price Ihat
will leave a tnargiii fur retailing.
" ............ n lfVH
St .MUL li tli'i 1.
roRTi.ANn. Oct. Ci I860. SGm3
SHERIFF S SALE.
WHERUAS, an executMn ha. been directed
to me uwued under the eal of the circuit
court of the Suite of Oregon, daied the iiDih day
of September, a. d. I Still, inininanding nn to fell
the loilowiug drtcribrd real r.late, le wit : The
south half ol hit Nn. one (1) in block No. there
(3), lyiup, and being in Oregou City, Uackuma
county, Oregon, together w.lli all the build ng,
iiiiprnvrineiiM, appurtenance, oto , thereunto be-
Imigiiig, for llie purpose ol eniorcing a decree 01
foreclosure of mortgage mnde hy uid cnurl on the
6lh day of September. IfcGO, in fuvor of William
0. Dement nnd auaiiml Willium Hohnc aud
M. A. U C. Holme, for the um of fourteen hun
dred and eighty-aix dnlliir and lorly-one emits
($1480,11), logeiher w ill intt-rert and cosia of rail,
uotiee i hereby giveu that by virtue of uid ex
ecution I will offer tho ahnve-denvribed property
for sale to the hinhent bidder for cadi oil Wednee-
dy, the 7th day of November, ttiCII, at 2 o'clock
p. m , on the prernue in wrenn wiiy.
r iijt irunu ia
OcL 6, 1860-w4 Sheriff Clackamas Co.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
WHEREAS, an execution ha been directed
to me, inued under the aeul of the circuit
court of the Slate of Oregon for the county of
t;iackam:i, dated Oct. 2, lHtiO, commanding me
loellthefollowing-drer.bed real eial, to wit-
Beginning at a point ten eliain nun eveniy-eveu
link, west and eiuhteru chain north of the nonh
ead Corner of tho outh-et quarter of aecllon
iwenty-oue (21), towndiip Ihree (3) outb, range
three (3) eot, llience Weat wur) eiiniu. meneo
north nineteen (19) chain, thence outh 4 dcg.
wet leveiity-five (75) chain, and with David
Cutting' eoulh line, thence uuth twenty-two
(2-J) chain to Alonvr line, ineoce ra nve
chain, thence north 64 deg. e.ut eigniy (fliij
chain to the place of beginning, containing one-
hundred and ixty acre, logemer wim au too
iniprovenienU, building, appurtenance, etc.,
thereunto belong' ng, for the purpoec of enforcing
a decree f forecloanre of mortage made by uid
court on the 6:h day of Septemlier, 11)60. in f.i
vor of Barney Urio.l'y and egainet Lrtler M. Goff
for the enm of three hundred and ninety-arven
dollar, tosether with iutereat and eot of uit
notice i hereby given mat oy vinue w mr mu
execution I will ofle.- the aliove-Oeeeeioeo pnipeny
for ale lo the highi-nt bid.ler for eairti on 1 nur
day, th 8ihday of November, 18611, at 2oVroek
n. m.i al Ihe eourt-houee coor in Oregon City.
v JOHN THOMAS.
Oct. 6, 1860-W4 Sheriff C ckama Co.
i;o. C. COLE,
(BCCE0 W. WCNCf J
Dealer in
IRON, STEEL, AXLES, SPRINGS,
Wagon Material,
Mechanics' Tools, Agricultural Imple
ments, and
aransAIi B1UWAUI,
Fwt Stt..... FORUASD.
, ORDERS SOLICITED. 53 !
BSTHSL OOLXiBOB.
fUHP. .1.. r. ,1 . .
' I -.- 1 ino l uuege year ooniineneei
o. on in nurd Atondiiy of November. The
rumiiieucrmeiii eicrcae ar held on the 4lh of
uiy. nen in jrly vucnllon uue.
1 i.owtan.1, J're.id.nt, rrofeMor of Ihe
ureea ana Hebrew Language., Mra and Intel
lectu.l Philwophy llli.t .rio, and U.gic.
rfoun 11. llall, 1'rofeuwr of Latin, ChemUlry,
Geoogy, Mmrralogy, lluiaiiy, aud Hhjtory.
Aathanael Hudxin, I'r. fr..er of Mulhemtt c.,
Nntural I'hiluauphy, Atliouumy, aud J'olnical
1 he court of .ludie purtuej will I enuiv
irul lo Ihat of i.a.lern Colli kc. The Geriiimi,
ri.ucii, ami ppuimii will be luuultt by 1 oinrlenl
prmeuom, wniell, Willi III IU brew, will b it lh.
option of tin- it intent.
Siudrnli applying fur dmiauun will h required
I have thuruiigh knowlrdg nf th Eugiieh
hmnehe. Eltmeuiary Algehm, Cajtar, Virgil
jE itid, C'iceio' Oralioui, the Greek Header, aud
11. t .... r. i '
iii ii-ur uoipci..
A choc i'hilophicnl ami Chemical anotra
In ha. been reoemly received fiom the Lut
Dlw. a Mlect library of iiiiscollaucuu and standard
cnuaeai work'.
CoHegr tuition $1$ per annum.
The Hoard uf Trunrr have tiro made ar
rangements for Ihe d. livering id Theological lea
luiu fur Ihe benefit til sluden in thai depart
nieut.
BETHEL ACADEMY.
Tiethel Acad, mv ia under Ilia in.lrns:lon nf Ik
louege rroienfO-, ui:ed by experienced teach
er. 'J he Academical vear comm. .neea nn ihe I t
.Mood y of September. nd i div dtd into four
quarters of eleven weel e.i, h.
Tihm or tuition rax quartk!
riinmrv I)roartnieiil 6 5 Oil
ouiuor - (jeourauhv. Anthnio.
lie, EngPali Grammar, and II i.tnrv 7 00
Middle Department Higher Arithmetic,
b'eineiilury Atgebra, tngli.li Aualy.a,
nnd llolauy g 00
Senior Department Naturul and Intell. o-
toul rinlox phy, Lhemiat y, Geohgy,
M nenilufy, Klietorin and Logic, Higher
Mutheiuaiics, Language, mid Scn.or
Cla-sof Noimul Drpariinent 10 00
Particular attention paid to realinir andsuell.
lug through Ihe entire con me of tludirs, and to
hloculion and tonipmitiou iu Ihe Middle aud Se
nior I'eparlnien:.
A Normal Depirlmi nt has been nrsaniied, up
on the plan of Ihe N. York Slate Normal School.
with particular rrroreurc lonrrparm voung ladie
and geiiiiemrn for leacliing. Thi department is
in practical uud ucceal'ul oneralion.
Muilenis of the Acanemy will have the advan
tage of the College library, apparatus, and lec
ture. Student preparing for College, a'so thoae deti-
mil of pursuing clleg me stud es without design
ing n full ceiirse, will be under the iustrnction uf
Ihe College I'i ofemort.
Convenient urruiigeinciiU can be made for board
at reusniiuhle rule.
Hook, used iii Ihe school can be obtained at Ihe
College building al cash pricea.
uy order or the Uoarl.
Dclhel, Tolk eo., Sept. ItjCO. S.'tf
Pacific IPniccrsity,
Forest Grace, Washington Co., Oregon.
Rev. S. IT. Mabsh, A. M., President.
llur. H.Lyjiam, A.M., l'rof. Mathematics.
7IMIE colli gi.ile year, eoimisting of one term of
uine moiiihs, will eoinmrnce un the first
WeilnetJny of November.
it ia the design in I In. Institution la furnish a
thorough mid complete colli gate education.
I here is a Library uf lOUU volume for tho use
of the students.
Applicants for adm'nsiun lo college must have
knowledge of the common Engliili branches,
and hiive studied the ancient languages so far
as to have read portions of C msar ami Cicero nnd
the Greek Reader.
The tuition fee is $33 per annum.
Students filling for college, a well na others
w'shing to pursue collegiate sludies without en
tering upon Ihe collage course, will be under the
injunction of the college tern her.
1 ho fud term nf 1 1 week in the preparatory
department commences ou the 2d Wednesday
of September. Tuition, 98 per term.
TUALATIN ACADEMY.
Tunlutiu Academy, for the coming year, will
be under the direction aud instruction of Ihe Col
lege I'rufeiaom, with such assistant instructors a
they may find necessary to carry it forward effi
ciently and successfully.
I lie full term w.ll comm.' nee on ednesday,
Sept. 19, to continue eleven weeks.
1 i.'Ition. Common brunches, S5: higher, 83.
A small additional charge will be made lor fuel,
&c. Instruction in Painting ixtra, to such as
receive it.
- N. B. The collegiate and the collegiate pre
paratory departments will commence 011 Wednes
day, the 31st of October, at the commencement
of the last half of Ihe academical term, at which
time Pies. IMun-h is expected, with competent as
sistant teachers from Ihe Lust, to be ready to
take his place in the Institution.
Prof. Lyman, with the assistance of Mrs. C .
Adams, will curry forward Ihe academical de
partment till the return of Pres. Marsh.
Sept. I. I8GU. 2 llf
Voting America Broad-east
Se ed" Sower!
Simplicity, Utility, Durability,
and Cheapness Corubiuedl
R.S. RICKEY'S IMPROVED
BROAD t'.AST SEEB-HOWEB,
Patented, March 29, 1859.
frMIlS machine is well adapted lo sowing nil
1 kinds of gram and grass need, hemp seen,
&c. liVows more regularly than can piawibly be
sown by hand, or any oilier machine ever mtio
duccd. It is perleelly Hinple in its con.il ruci ion,
and not liabio to get out of order; it is easily un
drrsloo l, and does away wilh tlie hard manual
laliorofsowinggrain doing the same amount ol
labor in two hours that could be dune in one day
by the ordinaiy method of lowing. The machine
caii be carr.ed while being used, ss it we gin but
five pounds, nr, by a ample frame, it can be al
lathed lo wagon. When it i carried, it is
strapped on the body of the operator, a strap to
eo across the right shoulder nnrt under the leu
arm, also a strap buckled around Ihe body, and
strap from the np or the suck, around Ihu neck.
Should Ihe Machine by accident g-t broken,
any tinner can repair It although by proper
care ihe Machine will last a life nine. Hut to
be appreciated, it must be seen.
It will ow th various grains and seeds Ihe
following distance:
Wheat, &U feet al least, or 100 ft. at round
Oats, So - "73-
Hemperd,4) " 80"
II i . red. 36 " 72"
Timothy d. 25" 50"
Other gra n nd ed in the same pronirtion.
Il will Uo sow welaad limed grain pertecily well.
County Rights for 5-ie on Good Terms.
Addre. 8.S.SXUW, Portland.
Thie wishing to procore machine, can apply
lolhe abovr.or Ut II. M. Humphrey, Portland, or
C W Biyanl, lewego, Oregon, od orders will
be punctually filkd. Sept. 8, IWml
. IfllKKAV,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
Skop nearly sfp-ii tat Methodist Ciwc,
OUSGOsj ciTf.
April IB. 159. !
RALSTON 4 MTEltS,
WHOLESALE AMD IF.TAIL DeAL. TS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Oerwr . Main and Fifth Slroof,
. onion errr, oittrm.
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS!
...THE SPLEXDID NEW STKAMER...
RIVAL
Has Commenced Her Regular Trips
OfTfffEK
ORF.UUK CITY AXD rORTLWD,
At Reduced Katei, vis :
Freight, each way, per Ion $1 00
Passage 5U
HER owner would suggest to shipper snj
the public generally the importance uf pit
rooming the HIV A L, a in so doug they will in
sure umfoini and reasonabie rat of Iniglnssud
paesagij iu future.
The IUVAL was not put on this trade wilh
virw tu having (tar bought or run oil'. Wo are
therefore willing Iu enter Into contracts for one or
more year with any party or parties at the above
rule..
For further particulars, or bus'net. pirns call
en Ihe following agent: W.C. DEMENT & Co ,
Oregon City, il. LAW, Portland, or on boaid,
where tho C'upta n will be happy losre yon, and
transact any business on Ihe terms herein men
tioned. J.T. APPERSO.V,
Oregon City, July 14, 180(1-14 Cnptain.
Justice! Justice!
OLD AUK I bound to be the next Pre.id. nt
of ihe Uuiied States, and W.P. BURNS
has bien appointrd Justice of the Peace for Or.
rgon C.ly precinct, in order to prevent t collapse
of the Union. All official business entrusted to
his car will be promptly attended to. Ortice at
Republican headquarters, first door north of A.
Holbruok's law office, where he will be found
when nut employed in better business at hi
Wagon
Shop,
one door south of the Past Office where he would
be glad to do jiutice to your old wagons, orsuppiy
you with new ones, as goad as the best, and as
cheap ns Ilia cheapest. CaA taken in exchange
forteork. W. P. Ul'llNti.
Oregon tily, Aug. 11, 18110.
CHARLES BARRETT,
(old rosT orricr.,)
PORTLAND, OGN.,
BUYS nil kinds of
FRUITS, STRAWBERRIES,
Cherries, Apples, tj-c, tj-c,
sells nil kinds of
Nuts, Oranges, Figt, Raisins, Candies,
Stationery, Newspapers, Periodi
cals, JNovels, etc.
Aeenl for the San Francisco Bulletin and
Alia California, the best papers pultlithed on the
Pacific coait.
O Alt kinds of Produce bought and sold on
commission. June 3u6
Wi'l. FAUMt.HHK (V MM,
Deuler in
TYPE, TIIESSES, AiD PIUXTlXa
Material UcoevaUy,
123 Sausoms street, corner of Merchant,
San Francisco.
CT Printers are invited to make our acquaint
ance 4om6
JYoticc.
4 LL persons indebted lo W. D. HUTCHIN3
jil. by note or book account, are requested lo
ceil mi 11. II. SNOW, Lafayette, Oreeon, and
settle the same, as he is my agent to transact all
business in thi. hlaie, Washinglon Territory, and
Vancouver. Island. W. U. UUIVIIINS.
Oree..n City, July 21. 1860. m3
KELLY'S
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
Jlfuin it., oppotite Gio. Abnnethy tj- Co.',
OREGON CITY.
i-IOOn TiOOMS FITTED UPwiih
VJ CLEAN aud comfortable liEUS, p.-
for the especial accoiiiinodut.oil uf th
traveling public.
Our Dl.MMJ II ALL is Ihe finest in Oregon,
our fare good, and charges reasuniihle.
Siiuirlo meals, oyster auppers, and supiiers for
parties got up on short notice, iu the neutest inau
ner. raicxs:
I!ord per week, without lodging, $5 00
' by the day, and lodging, I .SO
Single meals, bO
Night's lodging, SO
Oct. 22. I rlo9. K. U. Kf.l.LY , Proprietor.
COFFINS.
CM. KESTER,
Undertaker,
WOULD inform the people of Oregon City
and vicinity that he will km p a supply uf
llcady-made Coffins, of all sizes,
constantly on hand.
He will also keep a
sjc 013 yk. Bt. gm z
and will be pr pared lo Attend lo all Ihe necessary
business of I'uueml connected with his line.
Shop near the Seminary.
5f" Custom from the country is respectfully
ol cited. June 23, 1KC0.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
AN EXECUTION having been directed to
me, issued uuder Ihe seal of ihe, circuit court
ol ihe State of Oregon fur the county of Clacka
mas, dated Sept. SI, 1660, commanding me to
make sale of the following described real estate,
lo wit: A part of the claim known and designated
on Ihe plots and surveys nf Ihe United Slales as
.No. SI, in twn lhreo(i; south, ra ige two (2) east,
bounded as follows: Heinning al Ihe southwest
corner of suid cla m No. Al, tin nee north II deg.
30 m n. west twenty (20) chain and fitly (Ml)
links, thence south 4ti di g. 45 min. east lh rly
reven (37) chains and ten ( 10) links, thence south
4:1 deg. 1 5 min. west eleven (II) chains and ninety
(!)ii) lint., thence north 4fi deg. ii min. vest
twenty (30) chain and fifty (o) link to the
place of beginning coolain ng 34 46100 acree,
Uigether with all the buildings, improvements,
appurtenances, tie., thereunto belonging, for Ihe
purpose of enforcing a decree of foreclosure of
mortgage on said premises msde by said court on
the 6lli day of Sep ember. 18611, in favor of L. I),
ii. Laiourelle and against Josiah Howell and
Mary V. Howell, for the sum of seven hundred
and eighty-four dollar and twenty-five eeuis
($784.2 ), together with interest and costs of
suit notice is hereby given that by virtue of said
execution I .ball offer lor sale Ihe above described
property In the highest bi.ldr for cash on Wedne.
lay th 3 1st day of Utrlotier, mwi, al X o Clock
p. m , at III court-bouse dr io Oregon City.
WUII.H III! HAS,
Sept 29, 1 860-W4 Sheriff Clackamas Co.
Extra IVotice.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN t
OS the first d.v of September. 1800. the book
of CHAUMAN t WAKNKIl will be
closed, and all note and accounts must be settled
forthwith by eab or produe. All bo nrs of the
lirro prior to lh sbova data will ba Mttied by
A. Wsaata.
The business will ba carried on as asoal by
Tnos. Chussuh. Ho hop to offer such i ad uea
meoi as will merit year paironsge, bolioving ss
we do that lh credit busiues i alik raiuou to
both inarelisnt sod conoumer. Do not forget your
long-tried furads. Oar terms are ram f pr
da. CHARM AN 4) WARNER.
Oregon City, Aug. IS, Ie60. I9u
TUST received, lb laittt slylt at an asT
fj isj UU .n fc 1.1,- trnora "" -raw nsuv
AIVHWORTH Y DICK HOB TF.
Corner Third and Water streets, oppoiits tht
terry i.anaing,
OREGON CITY.
THE traveling public are respectfully
Inwiljiil In aivm mm m nail.
Th Oregon House I lh most pleM-ili
intly located hotel in the Slat, aud has been so
rraii(d a. to msk il ono of Hi mot eominodl
ou houses In llis country.
THE TABLE will alway b suppli.d with
th bsst that the nuiiksl anurds.
Uuoi accommodiitlons for ladie an J fumllle.
IIICIII-
riosid and lodging, r week $G 00
Board, without lodging, per week 5.00
Hoard per day, wilh lodging 1.&0
Ping! meal 50
Night' lodging 50
J. BOEIIM,
May 7, 1859.
Proprietor.
Reduced Prices
Goods Cheaper than
Ever !
IV. BROWN
rpAKES this method of informing hi friends
X and lh pubho generally Ihul h
HAS REMOVED
lo a house nearly
Opposite his old Stand,
whore he bo commenced business with his bro-
ther uuder lh style uf
Brown & Brother,
who will always be happy to wait on III sir old
frienJs and customers iu I lie wny of showing them
Goods of the Very Best Quality,
which, having been bought low in Kan Franc'sco,
frm the largest importers iu Califorui, they are
able to sell
as cheap as
CAN BE SOLD
in Portland!
They will also coustautly receive
Goods by Every Steamer.
Their .lock consists of
ALL KINDS OF
in if 3
DEESS GOODS,
GENTLEM UN'S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Soots and Shoes,
Hats nnd Cups,
3 IS '27 VL Hi H It
9
Our main olitci! hv this unties Is In inform ihe
public that we are bound to sell goods
As low as they can be bought in
Portland, und no mistake.
If this is doubted, w have, only to say, cnll and
satisfy yourselves. Ladies and gentlemen will al
ways be welcome, and w.ll bo waited on with
promptness.
To the Farmers
WE WOULD SAY
Look for the sign of
BROWN d BROTHER,
and don't leave town till you give us a call.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN
in exchange for Goode. Oregon City, June 23.
Land for Sale.
TWO or three land claims of 160 and 320
seres, twelves miles on a good road, no streum
to cross, in a south east direction from Oregon
City. The improvements costing nearly ns much
as the price a-ked for Ihu laud. The lutid is
adapted lo railing fruit, grain, or grass, and has as
good a range for slock as there is in Clackamas
county. 111 be sold on ravoruhie terms, r.n
quire of N. W. KAN1MLL.
Oregon City, Sept. 20, lHHOwfl
JN'oticc.
DURING my absence from lh Slat nf Ore
gon tn I ho Atlautio Slates, JAMES K.
KELLY, q , will set as my authorize 1 Agent,
and all acta done by him as such Agent shall be
as valid and binding ns il done by me in person.
MILTON ELLIOTT.
Maroh 22d, HtRO.
Island Mill Flour.
rnilOSE who wish to get th GENUINE
L ISLWH MILL FLOUR, will pleas call
at the Mill, atChariuan ,1c Warner', Oregon City,
or at Allen & Lewi. .. Portland, as th second-
hi.i,...! tiut,A Mill suclf. Iisen hiinil Imunht UO bv
certain iudividuuls, and refilled wilh inferior flour.
A. J. CIIAT.MA.S.
Islsnd Mill, July S3, 1859. lblf
BOOKS! BOOKS!
AT THE OREGON CITY BOOK STORE,
consisting of. ....
Standard Relisrious, Miscellan
eous, and Poetical works,
Waverly and Dickens's Novels,
fcc., &c., fcc.
StationeiTi of all kinds, etc.
April 28 D. D. STEPIIENsOV.
Justice's Office,
OREGON CITY.
IAf alwv m hand, and will elieno" lath
COLLECTING OF ACCOUNTS,
Drawing up of Deeds, Mortgf.ee,
LrSases, uouan, j-o;n o
Attornev. Contracta, &c.
aBO H snrr DaSIMH rmnmnvm vm J '
OJUe tUrtetly oofaaUt th Marmie Building.
Jala IS, Id60. i. E. HUKFOKl).
Read! Read! Read!
Sannenbann A Aokerman,
Opposlts Iks Main Bilious,
RESPECTFULLY Inform lh ptiblig that
they hav rra.ived par sxaunon Cortss tni
Pacife
A WELL SRLECTED 8TOCK
or
Dry - Good 8,
Boots and Shoes,
Hatdand Boniu'ts,
AND
GROCERIES !
In aJdltlon, tliay tvill roc.ivt NEW COJD3
Br Evcrr Nicmncr I
....which they will offer at all times at lh
Lowest Prices !
Lower than can be purchased in
Portland ! !
W oniv ask one anil all to aire us a call. nd
examine ui stock, ami you will liud lh largest
and nioel select stock of goods lint ever earn I
Oregon City. Hefure purchasing rhevrhrrv, lh
Ladies of (Iii city and III surrounding couutry
will please call and examine their stock uf
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
I'rlcctl Suit.
Oregon City, Sept 81, lfttiO. 6m
Dannenbaum & Ackerman,
Opposite th Main St. House,
II
AVE ON HAND
WINTER COATS, of alt description, and
the tines! lot ever kruugtn to tut mari
Fin Cashnere Coals,
Hlaek frock cloth do.,
Ituglans,
Cashnere Pants,
Sutinol do4
Fin Vests, of all descriptions,
n nn Biuri,
Woollen snd Merino under da.,
Hat tc Caps, Hoots tit Shoes,
Whita and blue blanket!
nnd many other article too numerous lo mention,
which will be offered at the lowest cash pries.
II kinds of.
Hrowu muslin, bleached muslin, d.ulins. hickory
tripe, satiixt, Kentucky jeans, twilled and plain
Hunnels, calicos, turniluru prints, ou cnuco, De
laines, cashmere all wool, !' reach merinos, and
New style of Poplins,
Donuet Ribbons, and a large lot of desirable trim
. . ...... o ... .i.i iucii
mings. urcgoii viiy, oept. jji io.
RALSTON 3l MYERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
General Merchandise,
aro now In receipt of
XVBW ooosi
elected with much caro in San Francisco.
I have just received ex Northerner ud
Brother Jonathan, French, English, ii
AMERICAN PIMNT3,
bleached sheetings and long cloths, plain fe barred
muslin, uo uo amp unison, victoria mwo, omwn
sheetings a shirtings, hickory stripe, denims, drill
mo. amp uuca,
IRISH LINENS,
linen damask, white damask, table covers, Kus
ian towels, aud crash,
F h A S N C h Ii
white, yellow, red, grey, 4 blue, plain and twill
ed, plain k ngureu satiueis, juues, cuuou.ur.,
wnul linsev beautiful styles blnukcl., while,
red, blue, a grey.
Hosiery!
Indies', misses', and children brown, slate, and
nixed hoie geuls' aud boy' wool and cotton
alf hose.
Boots and Shoes :
, large lot gents' fine, medliftn, nn.l coarse boot
, shoes, Isdies' and misses' calf shoes, gaiters, a
dinner. Iiov' boot a shoes, childreus shoes,
fancy and plain.
Ha r dw a r c :
Pocket knives, pruning nnd bud
ding knives, knives and forks,
scissors and shears, butts and
screws, strap lunges, door locks,
variety of styles and patterns,
hand saws, tenon saws, compass
saws, bench planes, chisels, au
gers, auger bitts, axes, hatchets,
hammers, shovels, hoes, potato
rakes, brads, tacks, unislans nails,
cut nails, wrought nails, horse
nails, fec.
Sugar, coffee, tea, syrup, salt, spices, soap, soap
powders, candles, saleralus, yeast powder, cresm
tartar, soils, sal soda, indigu, clothes pins, scrub
brushes, paint brushes, brooms, dust brushes,
land bellow, wooden pail, wash tubs, and wasn
board.
PAIJYTS Sc OILS:
tl li! Im 111. rmA Ir-arlL Ven. red. Prussian blue.
ehrom yellow, chrome green, burnt and raw um
bel, yllow a black paint, vanayii orown, i . v.
Sienu and assorted colored emails,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
Polar oil, lard oil, fish oil, tinner' il, Chin nut
oil, Ate , ota.
W will b receiving by every temor addi
tion to our present extensive etock, and FARM
ERS and other will And il lo their advantage to
call and exaniiu our goods and prices hefor buy
ing elsewhere. Term, CASH.
Oregon City, October 1,1859. 25
All Kinds of Produce
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
FOE GOODS,
AT FROWN k BROTHER'S.
1T
Snttan.