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0 3rhp . mmmmrmmmmm Vol. xvii. Astoria, Oregon. Friday Morning, May 26. 1882. So. 48. & M "WHAT CAW A VOLCANO PO? j Cotopaxi, in 1S3S, threw its fiery , rockets 3,000 feet above it3 crater, while in 183-1 the blazintj mass, struggling for an outlet, roared so that its awful voice was heard at a distance of more than GOO miles. In 1797, the crater of Ttinguraii-1 TMO JS,m rtl l.n ...4- ......I... r.r.l.n Andes, flung out torrents of mud which damned up the rivers, open ed new lakes, and in valleys 1,000 feet wide made deposits 0C0 feet deep. The .stream from Vesuvius, which in 1337 pu-ecl through Torre del Greco, contained 32,000 .cubic feet of solid matter, and in 1703, when Torre del Greco was was destroyed a second time, the mass of lava amounted to 44,000, 000 cubic feet. Iu 17G0 Etna poured forth a flood which cov ered 84 square miles of surface and measured nearly 1,000,000,000 cubic feet. On this occasion the sand and scoria formed the Monte Tosini, near Nicholosa, a cone two miles in circumference and 4.000 feet high. The stream thrown out by Etna iu 1S10 was in motion at tho rate of a yard a day for nine months after the eruption; and it is on record that the lava of the same mountain, after a terrible eruption, was not thoroughly cool and consolidated for ten years after the event. In the eruption of Vesuvius, A. D. 70, the scoriae and ashes vomited forth far ex ceeded the entire bulk of the mountain; while in 10G0 Etna dis gorged twenty times its own mass. , V esuvius has sent Us ashes as far , .r fc,,",U.t-ev.rT,. .,-.i Vr:,. i t-a WUUSUUlltKUUlC. KJ 1IU4JIIU JWgJ 1)1 it burled stones -eight pounds in weight to Pompeii, a distance of six miles, while sitnilar masses, jected a block 100 cnbic yards in volume a distance of nine miles; onrl Rii'mKnivi in 1 R1 r ftnrinn. llio , , ., , . it most-terrible eruption on record. sent its ashes as far as Java, a dis tance of three hundred milc3. Popular Science Monthly. Tne Earth as a Sort of Champagne Bottle. No theory of the earth's crust can be complete which does not provide the machinery for earth quakes and volcanoes. Mr. Fisher, for this purpose, supposes his subterranean fluid to contain, in intimate union with itself, vapor in considerable quantities. This vapor is to be retained in the fl.iid by the superincumbent pressure, as gas is in- the liquid of a soda water bottle, and will, if such pressure be removed, be disengaged from the molten matter as tha gas dis engages itself when the cork is drawn, though much more slowly, by reason of the viscoscity of the fluid. This agrees with the view taken by Professor .Tudd in his recent volume on volcanoes. It will be a novel idea for many of us to imagine the earth like a globular bottle of effervescent p liquid, and its crust like ice cover ing a lake of aerated water.- But such a constitution would account j for many of the phenomena of eruptions. The earthquakes which usually herald them, the rise of molten material in a fissure, the existence of permanently liquid lava like that in Kllauca, the growth, death and revival of a volcano, all follow as natural consequences. Tho diffcrenco in tho lavas ejected from adjacent craters, and the supposed order of succession in the products erupted are also accounted for, but not satisfactorily. The theory is a very important one, and appears on tho whole the most satisfactory that has yet been propounded. The most brilliant qualities be come useless when they are not sustained by force of character. jmm&lww0 fc5fc abovo asj tlfesnmmir.' Cotopaxi has pro- Trust a Bot During the e?Mon uf the lute Episcopal convention in Boston, the Bishop of Louisiana in eross- ing the common met ft boy whom ho fancied, and caliing him, asked him if he had aiiTthiiic to do iusl tnen) t0 wi,;cj, j,c" a . Are you a good boy?" The little fel low scratched his head and icplied: "I am not a verv tfood bev: I cus sometimes."' That candid answer inspired the bishop with ronG dence, and ho then .said, after giv ing his naint- and address: 'I want you to go to a certain place and get a bundle for me and bring it to my hotel. There will be a charge of eight dollars. Here is the money to pay it, and a half dollar you will keep for doing the errand." On his return to the hotel, the bishop' friends laughed at him for his credulity, telling him that ho would never sec the bo- or the bundlo or the money again; but in half an hour the young chap returned, bringing the bundle and the leceipted" bill for eight dollais and a half, the bishop having made a slight mistake as to the amount that was due. "How did yon manage ti pay the extra half dollar'" heinquiied. "I took the money tm gave me for the job. I knew that you would make it all light."' And "all right" it was made, and f have no doubt that the confidence that was reposed in that boy, because of his truthful- ness, will do him goodas long as ,c lives. Bishop Clark, , - Condensed Wisdom tm ir i 1 u,ll f ho idle man travels so .slowly', that ovon. poverty eaiiiy overtakes hitnSUthoSfiiStu ;if.(RmTtvnC Of one thing von mav be sure -viz., that if voutarc looking forjln "vo TOuiiriinwn, u me the dark side of Iif vou will fiiui for foiir or r expressmen t " j and guards. There are doors only Ooinnion sense can accoinplish ... , ! 11IUUII WJLUUlll lt-ll 1.11'JlllS iiltL all the talents in the world can. accomplish very little without common sense. Modest persons aie not the soonest f lightened. '! wonder what they will think of me?" is not the inquiry of humanity, but ivanitv. The mind pioiits by the wreck of every passion, and we may measure our road to wisdom by the sorrows wo have undergone. As selfish and ill-bred as tho mass of mankind are, T prefer to live with them rather than go into solitude and trv to live with mv- sif .... ., . , It is always well to accept the inevitable with enuatnmitv. I lie fp old proverb runs: "Since my house must be burned, I vill warm myself at i(." "What we charitably forgives will be recompensed as well as what we charitably give. Idleness is hard work to those who are not ued to it, and dull work for those who are. I lie ocst way io eorer your I-ii. tracks so that no man can find you out is not to ilo tho deed. Pleasuro is the mero accident of our being1, and work its natural and most holy necessity. Leisure is sweet to those who have earned it, hut burdensomo to those who get it for nothing;. Education begins the gentle man; but reading, good company and reflection must finish him. A new way to compliment a mean mar. is to say: "He is pret ty mean in .-onie respects, but then, after all, he is meaner in otjier respects."' That sort of lets the mean man down easy, and makes him think he is not so con founded mean after all. j How to Detect Classical Music. I can irive vuu u t-ifnpl? iuta iy which the mot ignorant may know whether an v given piece of music1 should or should not be admired. If you know at once what it is ali about; if it seems to be saving ln 2, 3, hop, hop, hop. 1, "2, 3, bang, banir. bang, ou mav conclude at rienr out nit-, i:iec. lie-dims-once Mint" you aie listening to v-niili:.fluj,anl.-s, "'-'''- lj something of a very low order, which it is your duty to de-pise. But when you hear something that sounds as if an assorted lot ol notes had been put into n bat rel and were being stirred up, like a kind of hannoniou-. gruel, you mav know it is a fugue, and may sufelv as-iune an expression of profound intere.-t. If t lie notes n hut tiai.i-'. Van iiit appear lo have be-n dropped by, -V i0u!i, ;, .ni-lmramnuKtlieim-i-ois. accident, and are being fir-hed upjandvoa cannot Iiel;) Iii-siiiK. (jo and ' . . n !;it one pat in, and tlit'ii use. SOODOM at irregular intervals in a ;-oit ol to keen the others rlsjht. Vou-lioidd ... , , , ...i:,: :.; liave done this veaiaif,lr,i! it i-lh'ller placid, or drowned condition, it is I ))nvv ,,!nn llM01.. likely. to be a nocturne, and hoc- j turnes, 3011 know are quite too utterly lovely for anything. If the notes seem to come in car lnad.s, each load of a different kind than the last, and if the train seems to be an unreasonable long time passing any given point, it will turn outmost likely to be a- symphony, and symphonies are just the grandest things that ever were. If the notes appear to be dumpeil out in masses and shovel ed vigorously into heaps, and thin blown wildly into the air by ev plosions of dynamite, that'.- a rhapsody, and ihapsodies are i among the latest things in music. j Recently an iron express cor was isscnrvvas mil nil t!ir 5i-iTitli.-.rn Pacifif r.md put on the ..outiarn 1 acme roai. The. carjse.rysStrOTg-trwreirtT: SffeUpraoiy aii-importaitr item n the Arizona country. It Ts made t " . . A... ...! ii. on the sides, and loop holes in the side of the ear give the express men, who aro fully aimed, a beau tiful opportunity to pick off train robbera. Tn additiou to the force of men, arms and ammunition, there vvei'i: four iiiheiian blood hounds iu the car. The hounds cost 250 each. The -aim- style of car will go with each train. A murder trial was inteniipted at Dnrango, Col., by the reappeai- ance of the man who was believed ; to have been killed. The jury, as a matter of course, had dij-asreed, and was just coming in to so re poit when he appeared. Talk about the vanity of the peacocl I . i .1 . ... .. ... .- i .. ; una me man meuuoucu in me papers as a prominent citizen! It l r . .' 1 , , llllOII . VllbllllliUUHV, ! vtiui, jk the two or three jurors who had stood for a verdict of acquittal; and the others were awfully morti fied. I'rruvian Jlillors Cinchona Italtm Tim Count Cinehon was the .Spanish Viceroy in I'eru in 1G.T0. The Countess, his wile, was prostrated by an intermit tent fever, from which slid was freed bv j the use of Hie native reined, the Peru vian uauc. or. as it was caned m the 1 iuiinint . .iiw Lvuiiiiji x - lit Jill il (iittt I loitmififrri fif in vnirtfv "riiiinonino (Grateful for her recoverv. on lierieturn to Europe in lii:'.J, she introduced the remedy m Spain, when it was known under virions nainw, until I.inimni.s called it Cinchona, iu honor of tho ladv who had brought them thai which was more precious than the gold of thvlncas. To tins day. after a lapse of two hun dred and fifty years science has civen ns nothing to take Us place. It effectu ally cures a morbid appetite for stimu lants, bj restoring the -natural tono of (he stomach. It attacks excessive love of liquor as it does a fever, and de-troys both alike. The powerful tonic virtue of the Cinchona Is preserved in the Peruvian Hitters, which are as effective against malarial fever to-day as they wrre in tho davs of the olil SnanUIi Viceroy. We guarantee the ingredi ents ot tneso Hitters to bo absolutcly pure, and of the best known quality. Atrial will satisfy vou that this is the best bitter in the world. "The proof of the pudding is in the ealing," and wo willingly abide this test. Tor sale by all druggists, grocers and liquor dealers. uiurr u. i.oeiuviuo., agents tor Astoria. The Peruvian syrup lias cuied thou sauds who wore suttcring from dyspep sia.debilitv. liver complaint, boils, hu mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph lets iree io any auuress. aeni vv . t owl &SOD'- Boston. I-UMii-,i',l Kooiii lo .fr U Mr-;. Mun.Min''. lodging hous TnUf Aotlue. On alrej lids date an additional m mdeis lor -awed vvnijd not neeoinfanied liv the cash, at Grv.- wos.il yard. .Julv 1st, lt-Sl. Ouu't Sil in t!io lli)it-.-. .sicdrusii-tffirnni.5hon Hat-." it ;-. rnaeln,. ).ir )io.. !4Uinny JIs'ii. Well-i' lli-.llth Urm-wer. Ali-ulule pure fur ui'ivoiis doiullt.v and weakness of iIiPfionerarjM'tiinrtinii-. t-l.a' di-ic-Kist-i Omtnn loj)fiT. I." Is a- (;.. Portland. Or. ' "i:nrliiipuiba. New. (iidek complete can; i dajs. miliary atVectloii'. -Jniartiriif. Irpqui-nt or difluuilt urination, khlm- di-e:i-e.'. SI .it-tlfinTfricIs Oriitrfin IV.m.M IV I VK ,().. Puitlaiul. Or. War! War! V?"ar! 1 dil'l llUlU IlilUI II il U HI Ul lii;Il l i 111 l VUll UllllH ' -ll'l mill 111 tin; tilt KTL Williamspoit. J.mnher we niii-tliivo to build this city. We have one .-lore in running qrrter at present. Quite a imm luT have already located homes in thK eity, and .vet there i 100111. Sold on Jinie to suit piirehaser-s. Located one mile soiitlt of A-toiia. on the unny sid. of tlit hill, on Voium"- hay. .1 Vfi.T.i.viiON Si:. 3!ut:erM! 3IotliersI! Mother-! ; ! A10 j-ou disturbed at niuht ai.d broken of voar io;t by a -ic!c i-hlld suffeiing and crvint; with the pcruciating pain of cuttinj: teeth'.' Jf so, j,'oal onceaud iiet a bottle of Mrs. Win-low's Soothing Synip, it will relieve tin-poor iittliisut fuier immediately depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not t"U vou at once that It will legulale the bowels, and cive ii-it t the woilier. and lelii-f and r health to the chiiiir.peruung use ma!!ic, It is perfectly safe to lise in all cases, and Dleasant to IhctaMe. and Is the 01 e- scrlptionM one drthepldesl and, best feina p jmysieifttt hint niircs In tho j ,w.-.diaj:vcrywUw1S: SnttiluiT Slini-t f l,'nilil8(atcn!t!u' n.-r.pn:s Conlci red, upon tens ot tiidtnaiidi of ' Kiiiicrfrs i-iiuiu uiijiiiinio aim iii-.iiiiiiiiu the reputation vvhfeii Aykks Saijsapa r.ir.i.A enjoy.-. It is a compound ol the best vegetable alteratives with the Iodides ot Pota.iirm and Iron, anil is the most effectual of all lPiuedics for .-crofiiloiw.iuerciuial. or blood di-mflci. Uniformly siicrcs-ful and ccitcin in its remedial effects, it pioduco- lapidami oompleli' i-nrcs of ViofHla, Sore-, iloil-. JllllllOl-. I'illlpK-i. I.lllpllOllS MClll 11-5- j easts and all di-ordci- ii-mic fioiu nn piuity of the blood. 1!;. it- invicoiating effects it always ielieve- and often euro I.ivcr Complaints, IVinalc Wcal.nr-s-e-and Inegiuaritip-. and i-. :i jiolent it newer of vitalit.v. l'r.r piuifyinn the blood it has no equal. II tone- up the sjstpm, le-tme- and pre-erve-. Hie health, and impaits isior and meis.v. For foitj j oars it ll.is been in e.ten-ive ue, and 'is to day the iao-l available medicine for the" suffcriiicj -K-l. anv vvhere. ren.S.M.i: v ai.i, Jii.Ai.i.i:-. LOTCB & (JO., T JOKi'.KKS I.N WINES. - L1QUOK& VM)J CfGARS. .vnr.Nis mi: nir Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. S.Vil sonil- oM at s-aii ri;inKsu) Pii.-is. main M"i:i:i:r. OpinKite l'.uKor House. A-itorl.-i, Ut.-tmi. -, -nr " v ri-i-i I ' ( J - Si H A . . VylLUi-li, IMJ'OUTi:!: M WHOLUSAI.i: A.N l HF r.AII. i'KAI.CK IN in J T n.TI3TJf5TT "MnTflT? JfjiliiiliiJJ HlliilUllilttL'li. '"oinci i?luii:inui an.l Cis street . ASTDKIA - - - OKEliON CLEANING and REPAIRING .i:ai. chcap ano olick. r.v ii:in:it: s.ovtrtT. Main 5-In-et. u iiosltc N. l-bS HANSEN IllJOTHERS, Architects and Builders 3i All Ulna's ot J1ojisp3woj- tlntu- ut j .shorlesl notice. Shop Cornor of Cass and Astor Stir, i ASTORIA, - - - srarriNG tags THE BKST OUALIXY, VVII.1, UK s'JI.D by tho hundred, or by Iho box, printed or plain, to rait customers, at Tub Asiosu.i oCoo .UlSOKLliAJCEOrS. .mORIA. or.F.nu.v w DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, ToiiEt and Fancy Articles, PATENT MEDICINES, ETO. Ii?i'ro-t'r!pllnii; carefully compoundedlat all Imur-i. rS"Ho:iusip.u!i!p Tinctures and relicts, anil llniiiiiliri-y.-) StH4lGcalw kept, 8 J IT HOUSE! m iRS slIHrS:? SUITS ! -lull scull to?nv DlillsSKSand DOLMANS at priOM (lint ("AN.NOr tiL- Uiri'I.lCATKD iii AineriV.i, n-oin C-!" ur-vv .mis, with pilvllege ol e-caminmK :.t clU-rargo, anu if not good value I paj i-liu-s 110TH ay. ij dress, vv ith -ize, 3BC. 33. XjITT, Ciiiiivt Third ami Alder Streets, IUST1.A.. Olll'UOX. WILLIAM EDGAE, v'cirjfr Main nnd Chenamus Street, AsT'iiilA ....- OREGON i.r.n.xR a CIGARS AMD TOBACCO, Tho Celebrated JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY Allli THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM a:vl other I jirfl-th Cutlerr FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS- Gantifne Blesrshaum Pipes, etc, A Ulu tuCk Ol Ujid-lies iiuit .Ji'v-.elry, ainzzle and Itrcerti l.iiuiUny: Siiol Giiuh and i;il).i, KV yolverK,PlKtnIt ajA AmuiiioiUon ' ' liI.MMTS. 35-i J. ALSO A VISE t .VwMiuciit ot ilar St'I.X TACUS and RYE (JLAKSlis. Wilson &" Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. DK.M.KKS IN ron. Steel. Coal. Anchors, Uhains. . TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, AM.ouiiii anu ccr (!alvasizi:i SPZKES. nll-.. 'ii-r rVuils nuil Ituri-s, Sheif Hardvare, Paints and Oils r.clbt i iii-ii Htmp Pachinq of all Kinds, PROVISIONS, Au-.-nls fe: .N.bV:n t-1i.ur.iiK Mills. I'ornei t'henaiiiiH and llanilltou Mw-(-A.sTlMtiA. OltEGON. King of tlie Blood I- ne: mi e all," it i- .1 blood-purifler and lo'.iii-. liiiiiur.lv oftlio Wood nobon9 thesvS' lom. der.intjeH tlio rln-ul.itioti, and thus induce- miinV disorders, known by dlSerent nnmes lo distinguish tlic-m accordinK to cf- i tliatKreat Keneric disorder, luipurlty ot illlood. rfuth aie Iyipsia. IHUiouincss, LiirCtptnlnt,t'or.'tlpjUon,Aerrou Dis- u-cts, uui DPinK reaii iirancnes orpnasesoi ii! n. ff.iJm'if . Jtarhochf. aneral Weak vm. ll'tti t Di'ttiit, Droptu, Kidney Dleae, Pi?t-, .'ici'tiiudVm. CaUtrrh, .Sfrotda, Shin Dl-onbrs, VinnAt. I'ttert. Swilling, At., itY. Kins; r Hie Hlood provcnti and t-nns tliosc by atbiekin? tlie fmv. Imiurlty d llu-blood, ('lifius-t-and plijslclansozree incallliiKlt "the most Kt numo and efficient preparation foi the purrose." Sold by Drus-yist-.Ml pet buttle. Ste ttstimonlals. direc tions, .. In p-iinphlor. "Treatise on Diseases nl tli" li'.O" d." wrapped around each bottle Ii. K ANM 1M. SON & Co.. Vropa BuHalo.N.Y. OI--VI.F.K I.V New and Choice MILLINERY, liii-ir.H to call ttie'iitt. utlon ol the ladles of .Wwu to t::e fact Hint -he liaa received i larai- ns-wtmont of the liATKST HTYVFM OF U"-JC225 -TtzSSi oitLGo.vJHats. Bonnets, Trimmings, FiiSCY QOOD8. Comer Main and Squemoqtn! Streets. PMilFll! IDTilll L1PE iSlffiMDIilfffl, Of OAlifoprjalA. A. 3TcKlNNIJE, Hnnager.i For Oregon, Washington and Idaho ..Territories. orriCE-103 FIRST- STHEET, YOTtm.hXf, OB. References: ... CHAS. HODOE. of Hodse. Dai Is & Co. JA3IKS S1T.EI.. Cashier First Xattoaat Bank. J. A, sikuwbihduk, Wholesale Leattier C. A. DQWll, of .Dplpli, Bronanah. Di)lph & Simon. CoL J,ftIeCEAKE-of J.MfCiaien &Co. u v.. iitnKiuiist.x, ct nearicasen s Gn-entiers. Dr. O. K. OTAOE, M. D., Etauilner tntl i-nysiciaa. iUSCELLANEOUS. S. AKNDT & FERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OREGON. The Pioneer Machine Shop BLACKSMITH SHOP AXD Boiler Shop All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, AND STEAMBOAT WORE Promptly attended to. A spedidty made ct repairing CANNERY DIES, FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET. ASTORIA IRON WORKS., GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. . LAiDlMiRIiEENWlS Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. Of nil UeH.-rlptloiiN nitule to Order Bt .Short Xolire. A. D. WAS". I'rosldetit. J. C Ucs-rnsR, Secretary. I. VV. Casi-, Tre usurer. Johm b'ox, SuperlntPiidnt B. B. FRANKLIN, UNDERTAKER, Comer Caw and Squemoqlie streets. A3T0BIA, .... UltKOON DR.VLKH Kf WALL PAPEK AND WINDOW SHADES AND UNDERTAKERS GOOD3. J. H. D. GHAY, Waolesale and retail dealer In. ALL KINDS OF FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc General storago and Wharfaso ablo terms. Iot oHlentorrstrc on reason ed Astoria. Oregon. Leinenweber & Co., C. LEINCXWEnEll. H. B1IOW.S F.3TADUSUt '.& ASTORIA, OREGON. TAMEBS M CDRR1KRS, Manufaeturera and Tmportewof A Id. KINDS OF LBATHBIl AND FIKDUfOS Wholesale Dealers In OIL AND TALLOW. VSlghest cash pries paid for Hides and UUiOTT. BEXxSTiiEjr,tNEAR Vbxz& -Qocpe,c . Astoria.' - .dpEGON., Keferencen: Jt. S. BUnEELL.oMnopp.BuruiiCo. w. W. SPAULDINQ. Packer andrCerB8 Dealer. ' - c ANDBKW KQBERTS, Qf.-Fl3ljel & ftofceiM. JOHN CKAX.or-JohnCriUi&Ci). C. IL M itmrg. Book and Stioes. JOi. BUr.KH.tElJ, ButfcfialW& SpftOW. J- K. (IILL. cf J. K. QUI & Co . St3baew. KKANK ZANOVlCir.otiJanSroUieJs. Jachof the abpTe mea.tisj; lp.cpouMur anee la tais Company. ;r-'-vv -r BU8EfESS,.J0ABDSL V V. lIOUKK. NOTAttY rUJJlJC, ACCnONKKU, COMMISSION AND SUKANCE AGENT. TK. J. C. MI.VFTKR. rutsicu.N and siaeEas (DECTSCHEn ABZT.) Dlnoane orthe Tturont ajSpecisltsr. Otilec over Conn's Dms.Stere. J)R. C. C. CLASS, riTVUCIAX AND 3CKQEON. ASTORIA, - OREGON. TCT D. WIXTON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office In C. L. Farter's building, on Benton steeet, opposite CMtpia Jujttse, ASIOIUA, ... - JJgEQOJf. TAT TTJTTLE. M. X. PHTSICrAK ANIUBQEOK Office Over Uio YtbUaBoaa&Jjtsm. Kr.siDK.ver. Oiexlberspu'sBalJisrT.oj) po?llBartli4:JareBr&ioon. ' ir i ict uver AL. a Alia, a K.wy tsT-rrTT?-, rri m,nr-aMJH!MkerH9e.' aa 4 O P. HICKS, ' JEKTIST, ASToia.;-- - -- - flBBfloa JUmmmIu Al?.BnS bnildlnsap Tstw,eorDr of Csw.1 and ftqemoajhe streets. I Q. A. BOWLBY. ATTOKNKY AT CATV. Cticuaiaus Strict. - A9TOBIA. flBWMJS yy t. buusey, " ATTOBX AT JLA.VT. May be found at the Court House. Q H. HATX & CO., . OKAIfli IX Doom, mndo'wn, BllniU, Tr MOmH, LoBiber, Etc Al! Kinds ot Oak Lumber, 01as Boa; Ma terial, tc. Turning wtd Bracket Work A'SPEClAtTY. Steam MUl near Weston hotel. Cor. 0. erlte and Astor streets. yysi. uowb, BOAT BUILDER, AT THK OLD STAND, aEAys BUILDING FIEST CL.VS.S WORK A SPECIALTY. AX.OUKCEMEJ(T, To tbn Cltlaeas of Clateap Ceunty: I hereby announce myself INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For the office of County Judge of Clatsop County. F. D. WINTON. Astoria, May 13. 1832. d&w td KtBMT CliASH Dress Making. Mrs. T. S. Jewett. Cp stairs, opposite Mrs. Boners' Bpardng Ilouse. A. G. STINSON & CO., BLACKSMITHIN6, At Capt. Itogers old tMd. corner of Cass $nd Court Stret. Ship and Cannery wort, Hqjaeidioelng. Wagons made and yreralrel. Good wort guaranteed. The British Iron Bark Wanlocfc Is Now ou the Berth for LONDON DDRECT. Tor Freight and Partlculsrs Aply to P. L. CHERRY, (Over Wetln, Fara Co.' 0e.) AJtorln, May 0. 18?. MJT2W i n