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O o 0 o o 0 o 3 O O O O O O O O G o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o o t Stagnant Water Kills Cattle. The process may be a slow one but it cis none the less, if long enough continued ; and even for a short season, it tells to a certain degree upon the physical condi tion. To back up this opinion, we have no less an authority than the National Pice Stock Journal. ,1'ersons who think that the con tents of any swamp pools or any " other pools of stagnant water are good enough for their stock, com mit a great mistake. Stock of no description can thrive without ample supplies of water; and by the restlessness and suffering oc casioned by a neglect to make suitable provision in this respect, the results of. the most careful feeding and the benefits of the richest pasturage are often entirely dissipated. Pastures should be located where they can have the benefit of running water or a suitable lake, for the quality of the water at this season of the year is a matter of prime import ance. During the hot months, when vegetable decomposition is most rapid, and when stagnant water is undergoing active chemi cal change, no elfort should be spar,l to provide stock with wa ter that is reasonably pure. We know, says our authority, that it will involve considerable labor to draw water in the ordinary man ner from a well where a large num ber of animals are confined in a single enclosure, or to bring the necessary water from adjacent streams. J Jut where the matter does not admit of compromise by driving the stock to pure water two or three times dailY, we be lieve it better economy to draw by hand what water they require, or to rig a windmill lor the pur pose, than to force them to drink from stagnant and fermenting pools. o- c CJifti:i .Souls. Suine men move through life as a band of music moves down the street, Hinging out ' pleasure on every side through the air to every one far and near, who can listen. Some men iill the air with their presence and sweetness, as orchards, in October days, fill the air with the perfume of ripe fjkuit. Some women cling to their own house like the honey suckle over the door, yet, Like that flower, iill the region with the subtile fra- grance of their goodness. How great a bounty and blessing it is to hold the royal gilts of the soul that they shall be music to some, and fragrance to others, and life to all. It would be no unworthy thing to live for, to make the pow er which we have within us to the breath of other men's joys; to fill the atmosphere which they C'lnust stand in with a brightness which they cannot create for them selves. Wilt. Decltxic- A Washington correspondent says that a promi nent Government official stated to day that President Grant, after carefully considering the situation, had decided, at an early day, to announce his determination posi tively to decline a renomination. 1 his action, the correspondent s.iys, was not hurriedly taken, but that the President consulted with his best and most trust-worthy friends. The political situation of the vari ous States was thoroughly canvass ed, and in the most important of them, divisions were found, which were beyond healing. Further more, it was found that large com binations existed in various States for the purpose of sending double delegates to the National Bepubli can Convention, which would nec essarily distract the councils of that important body, and create a bolter's convention, with a second candidate, thus, in all probability, throwing the President into the hands of the Democracy. w Q -- - If .Mr. Bout well were a farmer, and managed his business on the same principle, he conducts the Government, he would sell his horses, ploughs, harness, and seed wheat, apply the proceeds in pay ing oil' a mortgage on his farm which had ten years to run; and, at the same time, keep a large amount of cash on deposit in bank on which he received no interest. At present he is redeeming bonds dm: in 1878 to save six per cent, interest, with money which is worth to the people ten per cent., and which is wrung from them at a sacrifice which only the exigency of a great national calamity would justity; while one-fourth" of the whole receipts over one hundred millions lies idle in the Treasury, and drawing no interest. These bonds are held in Kurope it is the loan negotiated by Bobert J. Walker and the money necessari ly goes abroad. Bovs, read, and heed what Alex ander Hamilton once said to an in timate friend: "Men give me credit for genius. All the genius I have lies just in this: When I have a subject in hand I study it profoundly; day and night it is before me; I explore it in all its bearings; my mind be comes pervaded with it. Then the ellbrts which I make, the people are pleased to call the fruit of genius. It is the fruit of labor and thought. A I viN-Ft l Thought. "I wih 1 c-ou.d muni Uod as mv little lno mmds me," said a little bov, look ing uiouguuuuv on his iriend; "no to minl a. ways seems so pleased and i don't." wi,- painful thought did speak. this child x "AW- Run onBeecher, Henry Ward Beecher doen't be lieve in turning the other cheek. He says when a fellow smites you, "Hand him one on the bugle." Independent. Misinformed. Beecher never uses slang. He merely .ai(?j "Poltice him on the snoot. N. J JOedqa: Pddeulous! We are informed by parties who ought to know, that the words used by Mr. Beech er, were, "Bust his bazoon." Qgdensburg Journal. All wrong, gentlemen; the ele gant divine merely used the clas sical expression, "Swat him on the gob." Waterton Post. Lord ! his reverence didn't say that ! He said, Give him one on the paste-horn." JIalone Palla dium. No such thing. He said, "Put a shanty over his eyes." Pots dam Courier and Freeman. Gentlemen you wrong the reverend divine. He placidly re- 1 T t" marked. "liaise a cunaio on ins lemon." Purlington Free Prcs "Our Tom," who was present, understood Mr. Beecher to advise "Putting a French roof over his skylights' Stoanton Journal. The Independent is correct Henry Ward simply intimated that you should "Draw the fellow's c 1 a r e t. ' ' Fee ha noe. Xo he didn't either. He only hinted that you might "Lend him one on the mug." N. J. Jfeehanic. "A Western paper has the follow ing: "A lady writes to know if it is proper that is, if it is ladylike to retaliate by squeezing back when a man squeezes ner nana. v en, you might squeeze easy just enough to let him know that you are not disnosed to be mean about it. But don't turn round and ask him ' How is that for high'?' or he might think you too forward." . -o- o- A young wife in Troy cured her husband of a disposition to absent himself from home at night by pro viding him with an excellent dinner and saying to him afterwards : " George, if you find a sweeter spot than our home describe it to me, and I will rival it if I die in the attempt." A kiss and a few tears completed the victory. His Eulogy. A man in Kansas was present at the funeral of a neighbor of whom no good could honestly be said. But everybody was saving something, and this man not wishing to appear singu lar, but being incapable of a lying eulogy, remarked that it was "a nice quiet corpse," Happy. An Elmira man is hap py now. He did not love his wife, and she sweetened her coffee with laudanum. The man secured the proceeds of an insurance policy, and then recovered heavy damages from the druggist who sold the poison. Proper. Answer. A swell wishing to make himself interest ing, asked, "Maria, what do you suppose I was a hundred years ago?" "Just what you are now, nothing at all," was the prompt reply. -. Since. A young lady request- ed to be released irom ner mar riage engagement on the ground that when she contracted it she believed her lover a "duck," but has since found him to be a goose. GOLDSMITH'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF PORTLAND! r-pHE UNDERSIGNED NOW OFFERS 1 for sale, at VERY REASONABLE KATES, Blocks & Fractional Blocks IN GOLDSMITH'S ADD1TI0X TO THE CITY 0? PORTLAND, Formerly known as the Raich Claim. Commencing at L and Twenty-sixth streets, about ten ra mutes walk from the anticipated street Railroad on P street. The PROPER TY" IS WELL SITUATED, about three fourths of it level, no grading required, and is, either for HOMESTEADS OK SPECULATION THE MOST DESIRABLE TO BE FOUND! And will be sold on the following TOT" J313 ISJBCf. One fourth Cash ; the balance in six, twelve aud eighteen months, with nine per cent, interfst"per annum. WARRANTY DEEDS GIVEN. For further particulars, enquire at our of fice, where Maps can be seen. GOLDSJHTH DUOS. Sept. 22, 1371:ml Agents Wanted for SATAN IN SOCIETY. BY AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN AND Professor in one of our large Medical Colleges. It deals fearlessly, but chastely, with evils from which, spring physical and' moral degradation, and domestic felicity. It is being" reviewed praised and criticised, br all the leading religious and secular pa pers and magazines in the U. S., and the ver dict of the best and most discriminating is, that it is a remarkable B-Mc; that it is time ': that it is need J ; that it will make itg m irk, and da 7x. It is of rifat importance to every man and woman in the land, and is having a wonder ful sale. Agents will find this a rare opportunity to make money. Circulars, giving full par ticulars, with numerous notices of the press, seut free. A- L. BANCTOFT & CO , SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. GREAT REDUCTION 33. L. STOIOTHTS, No. 107 FFoiat Sta'ccl, Ios'tlsmal, Ou'egosa. AVALTIIAM WATCHES, GOLD CIIAIXS AXD RIXGS, CLOCKS, OROIDE YV'ATBIIES AXD CHAINS, TINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. .All at New York Prices.' SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL EYES. EVERX ARTICLE "WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. Watches and Jewelry repaired. juOtf BUSINESS CARDS. CHARLES E. WARKBX, Attorney at Law, Oregoii City, Oregon. Sept.l6:ly. JOHN M. BACON, Importer aud Dealer in 3222 3Z2 CIJD ICT-SSL S3 9 STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, &c, &c, Oregon City, Oregon. At Charma8f IVarner's old stand, lately oc cupied by H. Ackeniutn, Maui street. 10 tf JOHN FLEMING, DEALER IN BOOKS AND ill mi: IN MYERS' FIRE-PROOF PRICK, MAIN' STREET, OREGON" CITT. OUEfJON". Dr. J, H. HATCH, DENTIST, tiSBfiS The patronage of those desiring first Cia-it Operations, is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. N. li. Citrous Oxyde administered for the Painless Extraction of Teeth. Office In Veigant,s new building, west side of First street, between Alder aud Mor rison streets, Portland, Oregon. JI. W ATKINS, M. D., SURGEON, Pouti.axd, Okkuc n. OFMCKOdt Fellows' Temple, corner First and lder streets Residence comer Main and Seventh streets. oi W. F. HIGHFIELDj Established since 18-19, at the old stand, uMuin Strett, Oregon, C'Uy, Oryon. An Assortment of Watches, Jew elry, and Seth Thomas' weight Clocks, all of which are warranted to be as represented. Repairings done on short notice, 1 md thankful for past favors. CLAItK GEEEHMAir, CTTVi!. . -ity ur ay ma ai, S& OBEGOXCITY. t2 All orders for the delivery of merchan dise or packages and freight of whatever des cription.to any part of the city, will be exe cuted promptly and with care. JSJEW YOlUv HOTEL, (Dentfehes Gafthaus,) No. 17 Front Street, opposite the Mail steam ship landing, Portland, Oregon. H. H0THF0S, J. J. WILKENS, PROPRIETORS. Hoard per Week 5 00 " " " with Lodging j 00 " Day i on A. G. WALLING S PSoneer oak Bindery. Corner of lVoiit :inti Alitor Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. BLANK BOOKS RULED and ROUND to any desired pattern. MUSIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS 1 Al JUCS, J.tc., bound in every variety of siyie Known 10 me rraue. Orders from the country promptly tended to. at J A COB oTITZKL. J AMES P. Ul'TON STITSEL & UPTON, Peal Estate Brokers and General Agents, Corner of Front and Wash inqton streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. JC?f Will attend to the sale and purchase ot Keai instate in an parts ot the City and State. Special attention given to the sale of Last Portland property. Address P. 0. Box 4f2, Portland, Oregon STITZEL & UPTON, Otf. Heal Extate Brokers. & WAIT, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OREGON CITY : : OREGON. Itl.NO CONNECTED WITH TLV. A T . JL Estate Acetits of I'ortland, are prepared to attend to ti e PUUCFIASE and SALE of ItbAU lb IB' Clackamas and adjoining counties. A TEAM in readiness to convev purchas- cia iu auu uuiu premises Free of Gharac- May 23, ls71:tf JMPERTAL MILLS. Savier, LaHoqae & Co., OliEGOX CITY "Kcen COil:.inf'r n.i InnI "n, t iln aoi' C'n'Cen Feed . Parties mnt fivn'sh f I'e sacks. urcha-in-r l'tr-d 0KEG0IT CITY BEEWERY ! Having purchaeo" the above Brewery willi es to inform the public that he is nnw n,.,.. ed to manufacture a No. 1 onalitv of LAGER BEER, As cood as can be obtained anywhere in the ttaie. Orders solicited and promntlv filled COURTESY OF BANCROFT nfi Vfc fck' Baauu GOOD IN. LOOK OUT FOR GOOD BARGAINS! S- AG Ki HAVE JUST Stock of RECEIVED A LARGE M V f jiit j j WHICH THEY OFFER Clseapea' lliasa the CEseapcsS. We would say, come and convince your self before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock consists in part of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS, CllOTIIING, HATS, ROOTS AND SHOE. NOTIONS, G ROCERIES, HARDWARE, and a great many articles too numerous to mentit.'u. ALO, Doors, Windows, G!a,s aud Putty. ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. ALSO, "VTOOLi wanted, for which we pay the HIGHEST TRICE. S. ACKERM AN & CO. Oregon City, April 2l, lS71:tf is pi v r" 9 MAIN STREET, a Oj:k(;ox City, Ohkgox. rpiIIS POI'ULAR HOUSE HAYING Pem JL lately REFUTED and FURNISHED, the Proprietors arc now ready t aoccommo date their customers with 11 A KD-FIMSH EI) double or sinsh' rooms. Thev invite all thoso fond of a GOOD MEAL and a GOOD RED 10 can jir.u mve uicm a iri.u, lor thev are confident they c.11: piease everyb 'dy, because they know how to keep a Hotel. Prices to suit the times and Everybody-, according to the too us , ccupied. Attached to the House is a For the accommodation of csutomers. MERIHAM & FoURMLR, Proprietors. June If,, ls?1:tf JEW "WAGON AND Carriage frlanufactory ! The undersigned, having increased the di mensions of his premises, at the old st.md Corner of Main and Third streets, urcon City Urecon. Takes this method to inform his old pat rons, ami as many new ones as may be pleased to call, that he is now-prepared, with ample room . good materials, and the ver- oet ot mechanics, to build anew, recon struct, make, paint, iron and turn out all complete any sort of a vehicle from a com moti c.;irt to a concord coach. Trv me. Llacksmif hin;r. Horse or Ox shoeing, and general jobbing ly done. -neatly, (prickly and cheap- DAVID SMI i fL Opposite Excelsior Market Eye, Ear, Throat & Lungs. JOHN B. PILKINGT0N, Til. D., X ATE OF SAN FRANCESCO, HAS LO- JLj cated m Portland, Orecon. Othce : In Holmes' Building, First street (three doors from Ladd & Tilton's Bank), where he may be consulted daily, and will treat diseases of the above named orms as specialties. All operations upon the Eve and Ear per- tormed in the most scienulie ana carelul manner. ARTI FICIA L EYES, having all the beautv and mobility of the natural eve, inserted. lielers bv permission, tor Ins professional standing, to L. C. Lane, M. D., Professor of Surgery, and Edwin Hentley, M. D., Profes sor of Anatomy. University ot the Pacinc. San Francisco; and for his success in the treatment of cases, to over l.oOO cases tieat- ed by him. in San Francisco ; also, to Levi Kstes. Hso., Kev. T. L. lliot, J ortiand : Wm. H. Dillon, Esq.. Vancouver, W. T. ; and many others Oregon and Washington Ter ritory. aug25:m5 Citation. In the Countv Court of the State of Orecron. ior tne ounty ot Clackamas. In the in itter of the Guardianship of M. E. Slover, 1-:. A. Slover, C. T. Mover and A. J. Slover, Mnmr Heirs of F.nos Slover. deceased. TJ. TAYLOi: HAVING TILED AN AP- ihove named minors. eiuMren ot tnos Slover. deceased, ami tne (imn liaving ainxnnted -Mon day, the ith day of Xovembcr, 1S71, for a hoar- ma: ot sal J application. Therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, all persons interested arc hereby required to appear on sai l day in the artove entit lea t otirt, and show it any they have, why the prayer of said T. J. Taylor snoiild not be Granted. It was further ordered, that this Citation be published four weeks in the "Oreson Citv Enter prise." By order of J. K. WAIT, countv J uuge. Attest. J. M. FEAZER, County Clerk. fcrmntv JOHN SOX & JoCOWX, Att'vs for Petitioner. . Seal. ) Oct. 1.-J:w4 LIBRARY, A ' C. W- POPE & CO., DEALERS IN STOVES, TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, BRA IERV COPPER, LEAD PIPE, IRON PI FE AND FITTINGS, RUBBEK HOSE, FORCE AND -LIFT PUMPS, ZINC, COPPER, BRASS AND IRON WIRE. ! Also a general assortment nishing Goods. of llous MANUFACTURERS OF Tin, Copper, and Sheet 3ron Ware. ROOFING AND JOBBING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE TO ORDER, LOW AND AT PRICES. o POPE'S STOVE STORE you will find Also, at HARDWARE AND BASKETS, WOODEN, WARE AND TINWARE, LANTERNS, LAMPS AND OIL, LUCINE AND, NIGHT LAMPS. ALSO ' rERAM BULATORS. o All of the above articles are for sale at TRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. C. W. POPE it CO. :ly Oregon City Oregon. gUADES SALOON. G. A. HAAS, Proprietor. MAEY STJIEET Oregon City. Best BIT AA ARB TABLES in. OREGON Have been introduced, and the Proprietor in vites the attention 01 the lovers 01 this popular amusement to them. T 11 E 13 A Jl 1 S S UP PLIED With all the choicest qualities of Liquors anj Cigars. Scotch, Irish and bourbon already famous WLisbies and Punch. Also STAFFORDSHIRE Con draught. R5 Families supplied. UOHTEL'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, No. 91 First Street, (Second door south of bis old stand), Portland, Oregon. AM PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL work in my line in a superior manner, with t lie latv'st improvements in the ait. Nothing but lirst class work done at my new and magnificent rooms, at low ju ices. AMINE SPECIMENS 7 "Err' TT5 S7" , "" XI jk JL 14 Mli 1 J3 FAUQY QOODS 'of tue LATEST STYLE. 3. Fwl. l. WHITE, HOUSE, NO. 5, UP STAIRS. CLIFF 7 HI EST V public r 1 1 A N K I NG THE L A D Y r their most liberal patron- 112c in t!ic p:ist, she wmilii most res)ccttully invite their attention to her new styles of FASHIONABLE HATS AND BONNETS, now on band and just received. Dress Making done in the very LATEST STYLE. April 14, 1571. tf EUNICE AD'S SAGE BRUSH EiAIR TONIC, AXD CURE FOR BALDfJESS. THE BEST TQUICJ DRESSING FOR THE HAIR EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. For July 28, Sale Jit ISTLtf tlie I?ru jr Stores. Wholesale Dealers in F0REIGIT AND DOMESTIC 11 rincs, P randies, IViskies, Ft' No. 40, Front Stiiket, Poktlanp, Okegox. Constantly on hand a genuine article of Cutter W iskr. AGESTS FOB, THE EXTEItPUISE. The following ersons are authorized to act as agents for the Exeekprise : J. M. Baltimore, Portland, Oregon. Thomas Boce, San Francisco. L. P. Fisher, Hudson ,"t Menet. 41 Tai k Row, New York. Geo. P. Powell & Cc, 40 Park Row, New Y01 k. Abbott k, Co., No. 82 fc SI Nassau street, New York. IliuDon, Menet. k Co.. Chicago, Illinois. Coe. Wetheriil & Co., GOT Chestnut street, Philadelphia. LEOWDcLOUEY, Prop'r LATE OF THE CLIFF HOUSE M V IX STCEET, OHECOX CITi', OUEGOX. THE UNDERSIGNED R E spectfully announces to his fi lends and the traveling public, J, that he has re-opened the above named Restaurant. The proprietor knows bow to serve his csutomers with Ovsters. Pig's Feet, a good cup of Collee or a SQUARE MEAL. J,LO.N OeLOULY Oregon City, Jan. 27, ISTLtf I'OTrT THE 1ST OF APRIL, near t- Orecron City, a Truiy thoronrh-brel American ZVIAllt, eight years old, ahont 1 4 hands hi''h. u. small white stripe on the near fore foot, and the hoot black and white, no brands or other marks. Any one returning s lid mare or leaving information ot wticre sne mav be foun t, at the postolfice, in OregDn City, will be liberally rewarded. t nr-inrw Oregon City, July 14,1871. TOHN II. SCHRAM. ei .... JT, Manutacturer anu ucmcr in jJV SADDLES, HARNESS, etc fir Main St--eet, Oregon City, Ay-Wishes to represent that he is now a3 well prepared to tnrnisii any article in his rp. as the largest establishment in the State. He particularly requests that an examination of his stock be made before buying elsewhere. A YOID 0 LACKS. A victim of early in I. discretion, causing nervous dehi'bt premature decay, ic, Laving tried in vain every advertised remedy. has n sin-mlo mD,nC of self-cure, which he will send frep to his fellowsnflerers. .Address J. H. REE YES, .8 Nassau St.. New York- Sept. i:iy THE GREAT m 1 f.JV An Infallible iiLoan piniFicn, possess ing rare toic and xi:uvim: properties a ct rtain cure for nur oi.vtism, gout, j3:t"KAi.;iA. and all kindred Diseases. It completely restores the system when im paired by disease, revives the action of the kid.i:vh iiui (iCviTAL onuAvs, radi cally Cures SCKMFL'LA, S-i-TCX IlHEtM and all khiptivk on ci'taxeous Dis eases, gives immediate and permanent relief in dyspepsia, Einsii'ELAS, Tumors. Boils, Scald Head, ITlcors anj Sores; erad; catcs from the systom all traces of Mercuria-. Disease, It is pt-REi.Y vncETAarE, being madt from an herb found indigenous in fos;fon.!:. It is therefore peculiarly suitable for ue by Females and Children, as a iti-ooi rJEIl and HEXOVATOIt. For Sale by a!l Druggists. n&DtNGTQN, rtQSTETTER & CO AGENTS, C20 and 531 Market Street, Can Francisco. ect 291y LINCOLN BAKERY. BAILEY & HARDING , Successors of L. Pili.eu in the Lincoln Uakery, EG LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITI- zens of Oregon City and surrounding country, that they keep constantly on baud and fr sale, all kinds of ERE A I), OR VCR E!S, CAKES, PASTIiY, CANDIES AND NUTS. Also, a good and general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. Orders promptly filled, and proods deliver ed at the residence of the purchaser when desired. The highest prices paid for Butter, Eggs and Vegetables. A liberal share of public patronage is re spectfully solicited. April 23, l70:!y "Livo and Let Live. 5 JPIKLDS & STIilCKLER, DEALERS IX PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ac, CIIOTOI. M'l.VES AND I.TQLTOIZS. ;rAt the old stnnd of Wortman & Field: Oiegon Citj , Oregon. 13tf tr The FLOTIEXCE is the best Sewing Ma chine for Family use, because it so seldom gets out of Order. If there is one in Ore gon not working well, if informed of it. I will fix it without expense of any kind to the owner. SAMUEL 9i 19 Montgomery St., South Grand Hotel Building, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA SEXI) Ftttt CIKGULARS. ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED IN PLACE. March 31, lS71:ml0 EVERY TO STOCK DH0YEIIS. THE ROAD ACROSS THE CASCADE Mountains, known as the "Old Emigrant Road," is now incomplete order for tl?o no. commodatiou of the traveling public. The bridges on the road have all been thoroughly repaired, and stock drovers will have no trouble in crossing the mountains by this route. There is plenty ot good -rass and water on this route, and the distance across is orly 50 nules, being the shortest as well as the best road across the Cascades. Stock drovers and emigrants will find it to their advantage to travel over this road Tolls reasonable. JOSEPH YOUNG, , President. Clackamas County, June 1C, 1671;tf HOUSE AND LOTS FOP. SALE THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sale his residence in Oregon City. There are four lots, a good hou-e and barn, with a fine cellar and a good well of water. There is plenty of land, and it is well adapted for early gardening purposes. Part payment may be made in stock. For particulars ap ply to GEORGE CLARK. Ore on City Juna 2 ISTL tf Blanks. All kinds of blanks can be had at this office Job Printing of every description neatly executed, at short notice. A. NOLTER, NOTARY PUBLIC, ENTERPRISE OFF Oregon City, Jan. 13:tl . 1 s 1 ', 1 . 3JWk TliC Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS Hundreds of Thousands P" 02 Bsar testimony to f'n. ir Wonfler- sti WHAT ARE THEV? Qi. Z2 war1 THEY ARE ICOT A VII." R FANCY DRIMK, Made of I'onr i:i ?3. Win:;! . 1 Snsrits niu! Iwcn and sweetened t 1 1 ics,"" Appetizers," t'in tinnier on t d :as.- I.: t . '..i:-. .- a. t....: atrno Modicine.madj f : ! 1 '.s; Herbs of Califoriiia, frc:- IV. Stiam!n.ius. They are V.'.c ( PUitlKIKlt and IA1?:? i CIVIj'E a perfect Keu.n -.a.n the. System, carry i:: -:TuH : V..' ; 1 n ii 1, 1- .1 r.:;.: t-r : restoring the blood to a h-c.!!l y c "".. person can talcc these !.i:ters aee..nil tiou ami remain lo;-. v. nw 1!. JFiir lu!I:it:ii!isil o;-y smd C!:n: inatism nncl ieut, l p::j-i;i srestiou, liilicus, II oniH ; ci: :i millciit Fever. Plr-o:i- s l'. 1: l ) 'r.- Liver, Kidneys, ;:ik! iV.it .'. d ;r. t: -o ters have bee a most Bwc-'s-if:i!. Sch fits enses are caused by V:S::t!'l 7?!i.!. v.-Sm-h is generally produced by d ranymcni of tiw Disesiive Organs. i)Ysri:rsiAo;i im:',sti:;. Headache . Tain in the Shoulder.-;, Coi::, T'.:r-..t-ness of the Chest, llizzines.-, :'-our r.r.ic'ji.'ro.; of the Stomach, Ead taste ia the Monih n-.lut:.t At tacks, Palpitation of the Hoa-t, I;:.1a-ii.i:aiio. the Lungs, Pain ia the regions of the Kidn -ys.ani a hundred other painful syraptoms, ar-: t:.a hi' springs of Dyspepsia. They invigorate the Stomach ne.,1 sti:a-:'ni" :he torpidliver and bowels, which ren.h rth.-ie.i.r aa equalled efficacy ia cleansina: the bl--.l of aii 5, 11. -.11 ri ties, and imwarti:g new H:e a. id vluur lo the whole system. FOR. HivlN DISEASES, T!n-.pt:ons.Telt.T. Salt Illicum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustuh-s. Boils, Carbuncles, King-Worms, caM-J'eit-.l, furs Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Iive.!.ratior.s cf the Skin", Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dn-j rp andcarricdoutof the system ia a slir.rt tane by the use of these Bitters. Oi e bottle ia mu-Ii cases will convince the must incrcdulcr.s of their curative effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you nni its impurities bursting through the skin iuPha ples, Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse- it hen y..n find it obstructed and slugKlsh in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, aud yum- l'. elir.tr& will 0 tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the health of the system will follow. PIN, TATE and other WOJOfS, birkiajrin the system of bo many thousands, are effectually destroyed aud removed. For full direct !"Ut-, real carefully the circular around each bottle. q J.WALKEK, Proprietor. K. II. McDON'AT.I) & CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents, Saa Francisco, Cal and 83 aud 31 Commerce Street. New York. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS A:;D DEALEH3. Feb. 17: ly PRIVATE MECGAL AID, Quick (.'mis ui'.d Ulixlcrale Cliarge8 ty7G t3f a c 5?s-ivatc 3JcilICiil & tii gic-nl Institute No. 519 Sacramento Street, corner of Leidesdcrri (;i i"ors below the W hat Cheer House.) (Private entrance on l.eidesduifl'stieet.) Established Kxinessly to AilV.rd the Afiixted Sound and Scientific Jledical Aid, in the Treatment and Cure of all 1'rivale and Chrome Diseases, Cases of Secrecy and all Sexual .Disorders. T.j tlie AHIictccI. DR. W. K. DOHERTY returns his sincere thanks to his numerous pntients for their patronage, and would fake this pportunity to remind the n that lie continues to consult at his Institute for the cine of 1 hrotic dis eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Diges tive and (Veil ito- Urinary Orrans, and a I private diseases, viz : Syphilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness and all the horrid con-equenecs of self-abuse. Go'uorr luea, Gl et, Su icttm s. Nocturnal and iJiur nal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of Hie Uack and Loins, inhammation of the Dladder and Kidneys, etc. ; and he hopes that his long experience and succesfful prac tice will coiilis lie to insure him a share of public patronage. ly the practice of many years in Em ope and the United States, he is emtb'ed to apply the most efficient find suc cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds Me uses no mercury, charges moderate,treats his patients in a corret t and honorable way, and has references ot unquestionable veraci ty from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties con sulting him by letter of otherwise, ill re ceive the best and gentlest treatment at d implicit secrecy. To Femaks. When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain in the bead, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, extreme ur inary difficulties, derangement of digestive functions, general debility, vaginilis, all dis eases of the womb, hysteria, steiility and all other diseases peculiar to females, shesboald go or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. DOIIFRTY, at his Medical In stitute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases. The Doctor is effecting more cures than any other physician in the State of California. Let no lalse delicacy prevent yon, hut appby immediately and save yourself from painful sufferings and premature death. All married ladies, whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their families should write or call at DR. W. K. DOIIERTY'S Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's offices are so arranged that lie can be consulted without fear of observation. To Correspondents. Patients residing ia any pait of the Stale however distant, who may "desire the opinion and advice of DR. DOHERTY in their respec-. tive cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectful ly assured that their communications will he held sacred and confidential. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal com munication will be unnecessary, as instruc tions for diet, regimen and the general treat ment of the ca-e itself (including the reme dies), will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the fetter or parcel. JfiOrConsultafion by letter or otherwise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed ornopav. gjicrmatorrliera. DR. DOHERTY lias just published an 'im portant pamphlet, embodying his own view and experiences in relation to Impotence c Virility ; being a Short Treaties on Sperma torrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this afTec t:ori, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs This little work contains information of the utmost value to all. whether married orsingle and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents in postage stamps for return post aire. Address. YT. K. DOHERTY. M. P., jnivO' Iy San Franci co Cal 1 HEREBY GIVEN TffAT MY WIFE, Julia A., has left my bed and board with out provocation, and that 1 will pay no debts that she may contract. MICHAEL PENDLETON. Oregon City, Sept. 1570. wi c t- J :-i 111 ' li 3 o O o o o Cl O O 0 O O -J 3 9
