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FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 2. 1S72.
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Ihe Resurrection Coining.
S. F. Examiner.
If the Democratic party be dead,
as our Radical friends assert, we
think that figures, which never lie,
prove its resurrection to be near at
hand, in fact no farther oil than
a brief ten months. An analysis
of the popular vote at the Congres
sional elections of last fall shows
an opposition majority of less than
15,000 in round numbers, including
the negro vote. We apprehend
this majority can be overcome be
fore the autumnal leaves of this
year strew the forests.
Notwithstanding the incredu
lous air assumed by our liadical
cotemporaries, the health and hope
fulness, of the Democracy is cause
of alarm, to such of them as are
not grossly ignorant of the true
Ftate of the popular feeling. The
great gains we have made in the
Lower House of Congress are
strong indications of the change in
the temper of the people. Never,
since .Lincoln's lirst election, has
the prospect of success been so
brilliant as now. This is not bun
combe nor bravado ; it is a simple
statement of the truth that officially
collated statistics demonstrate. In
the face of such facts are we called
upon to surrender our principles
and go forth to battle under the
leadership of the inventors of the
"Passive Policy." In the midst of
depression and gloom, when not a
ray of sunshine gleamed athwart
the clouded sky, when' defeat was
certain, and the personal liberty
and even the lives of our advo
cates were imperiled, we held our
standard aloft and bore it to the
Held, and though often vanquished,
never for a moment did we shrink
from a renewal of the contest, nor
abandon a single article ot our j
faith. ha!l we now, when the tide
of battle is turning in our favor
when victory is within our ivach
haul down our standard, iuy
aside our principles, smother our
convictions, that a few disaffected
Radicals may use us solely as in
struments, by whose means they
may gain the a-cendancy over their
late" chief? Wc think the. great
Democratic heart pulsates with us,
when we say it would be wrong
and unwise to do so. We doubt
not the sincerity of Senators Schur,
Trumbuii, Tipton and others, when
they denounce Crant and his cor
ruptions, and declare their deter
mination to oppose him. lie will,
certainly, be renominated in spite
of them. Whither, then, will these
men go? If they, in the face ot"
their record, silently submit to his
nomination, they will have lost the
respect of all their conscientious
supporters in their own party.
They cannot form a new party of
suiiieient magnitude to ensure their
success. Obviouslv, then, they
DU14, if they are sincere and earn
est patriots, join the Democratic
ranks. We have nearly three mil
lions ot
voters, the ei -affected Re-
publicans
those who will not sup-
port tyrant mav b-j saieiy esti-
mated at a minimum of three hun
dred thousand. We cannot afford
to go to them they must come to
us. Since the mountain won't go
to Mahomet, Mahomet must come
.to the mountain.
There is not a single issue to be
presented on the part of the Dem
ocratic party next fall that may
not be supported and fought for by
the onserv alive element of the
Republican party, and we have
no doubt the honest rank and tile
of that party will take this view
of the question. Schurz and his
associates have, by their recent'
manly action, caused hundreds of
thousands of individuals to leave
the Radical party ; these individ
uals will not follow Schurz wither
he will lead them. If he return to
his iirst loye, they will not follow,
but despise him ; if he form a new
part', they will not consent to a
wasting of their suffrages ; they
will cast their votes in the direc
tion in which they will be most ef
fective in restoring good and hon
est government. They will act
with the Democratic pafty, because
yt gives best assurance of the at
tainment of their hopes. It is the
part of wisdom, then, in Messrs.
Sclnuz, Trumbull, Governor Palm
er, and the rest, to come in out of
the cold isolation where thev now
mi
are, to the true fold ; they are al
ready almost converted, let them
be fully turned from the error
of their past life, and be readv
for the resurrection of the grand
old Democratic party. We have
an active,
not a " passive faith;
we have wisdom gained from ex
penence : we ha e r. d rmcnt aid
discretion in our councils ; we have
energetic and honest followers,
whose worth and endurance have
been tried, and not found wanting,
in the darkest hour of adversity,
and whose courage and strength
are greater now than ever. In
short, we have all the means neces
sary to snatch the wreath of vie
tory from the brow of him who
now wears it to the humiliation of
his countrymen. Tins we wiii do,
in spite of all that Crant, in the
desperation of his fortune, may at
tempt to prevent it.
Ruc.ri.MHTY ix Eat ixc,.
Regu-
hmtyot time for our daily meals
is a valuable means of maintaining
health. The appetite should never
be wasted in the intervals between
meals, on pastry, confections, ice
cream, or anything else which only
gratifies the taste, and fails to
nourish the digestive apparatus.
The Farm and Home.
FUNDAMENTAL. ELEMENTS OF AGRI
CULTURE. 1st. All land on which clover or
the grasses are sown must either
have lime in it naturally,. or it must
be artificially supplied in the form
of stone lime, oyster shell lime or
marls.
2d. All improvement to land
must look to lime as its basis.
3d. Lands which have long been
in culture will be benefited bT ap
plications in the form ot bone dut,
guano, native phosphate of lime,
composts of fish, ashes, or in oys
ter shell lime, or marl, if the land
needs liming also.
4th. No land can be preserved
in a high state of fertility unless
the clover anil the grasses are cul
tivated in the course of rotation.
5th. Mould is indispensable in
every soil, and a healthy supply
can alone be "preserved through the
cultivation of clover and the gras
ses, the turning in of green crops,
or by the application of composts
rich in the elements of mould.
Gth. All highly concentrated an
imal, manures arc; increased in val
ue and the benefit prolonged, by
the ad mixture of plaster or pulver
ized charcoal.
7th. Deep plowing and subsoil
ing greatly improve the productive
powers of a variety of soil that is
not wet.
8th. All wet land should be well
drained.
0th. All grain crops should be
harvested several days before the
grain is thoroughly ripe.
10th. Clover, as well as other
grasses intended for hay, should be
mowed when in bloom.
11th. Sandy lands can be most
effectually improve I by haw If
such land require liming it is best
done by a compost of lime and
clay, in slacking lime, salt brine
is better than water.
12th. The chopping or grinding
of grain to be fed to stock effects
a saving of at least twenty-five per
cent.
;Kh. The draining of wetlands
adds to their value by making
them produce more and better crops
by producing them earlier, and by
improving the health of the neiHi
borhood. 1-Ul.u To- manure or lirrrc wet
lands is to throw manure, lane and
labor away.
loth, shallow plowing operates
to
impoverish
the sou, while de-
creasing production.
lillh. liy stabling and shedding
stock during the winter a saving of
one-fourth of the food required is
made than, if they were exposed to
the inclemency of the weather.
17th. A bushel of plaster per
acre, sown broadcast over clover,
will add from twenty to one hun
dred per cent to its produce.
1 8th. Tiie periodical application
of ashes, unleached, tends to keep
up the integrity of the seils by
supplying most, if not all of the
organic substances.
10th. Thorough preparation of
land is absolutely necessary to the
successful and luxuriant growth of
crops.
20th. Abundant crops cannot be
grown on the same land in succes
sion unless fertilizing matter is re
turned to it in equivalent piopor
tions to those taken away.
LEMON CAKE.
Two cups of ilour, two cups of
sugar, six eggs, six table-spoonsful
of butter, four of milk, two tea
spoonsful of cream tartar sifted
with the ilour, and one tea-spoonful
of soda. Reat it well together,
and bake in two loaves. Foi; the
jelly to use with it, take three
fourths of a pound of sugar, one
fourth of a pound of butter, six
eggs, the rind of three lemons
(:rated) and the juice. Beat the
sugar, butter and eggs thoroughly
together, and set in a dish of hot
water until heated, then add the
grated lemon and juice; stir until
thicK enough and quite smooth,
and split the cake and put this jelly
in while warm. It is very delicious.
CONXECTICUT RAISED DOUGHNUTS.
Heat a pint of milk just luke
warm and stir into it a small cup
of melted lard, and sift in flour un
til it is a thick batter; and a small
cup of domestic yeast, and keep it
warm until the batter is light, then
work into it four beaten eggs, two
cups of sugar, rolled free from
lumps, a tea-spoonful of salt and
two of cinnamon. When the
whole is well mixed, kneed in flour
until about as soft as biscuit. dough.
Set it where it will keep warm till
of a spongy lightness, then roll
the dough out half an inch thick,
and cut it into cakes. Let them
remain till light, then fry them in
hot lard.
MEAT Foil MINCE PIES.
rix pounds ot oeef, tinelv chop
ped, six pounds of apples, chopped
tour pounds of sugar, two pounds
of citron, three pounds cliopp, d
raisms, three pounds currants, one
pound suet, one nnurt cherrv u-i
one pint brandy, h:df a cup of salt'
two nutmegs, two tables-noonsfnl
ot ground
cloves, two of alls) nr..
two
of cinnamon 0,1.1 .. -i.
weet ci.ier to make it ,i.
t ! . . .. - - i II.UUII.
j oi nutter
liHV tin;, t . . J- , 1
spread
o ei the mine1 us the
nates are
tilled is im-rrnhl .1. .
i "1- iue suet.
TO CLEAN LAMPS.
1 etroiemn lamps may be cleaned
by wahu,:g them with thin milk
;! l winch forms an emulsion
ironi the netrol.-Mitn ....
"? .um removes
vm trace, and by washing see-
: - , . -
K'ue wuh tiUi m51k ot- Hmu
an t a small ninnt; -. i t 3
,. i "'iv oi cuioriue
hnie. von ti,-. ii i
j suieii may oe
eompa-tdy removed, so as to ren
der Me vessel thns eioanst,j iit ti)r
knmg anything in.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
A. IS. liiclasis'lsoia,
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Front and Oak streets, Portland.
AUCTION SALES
Of Real Estate. Groceries, GeneralHerchan
d-ise and liorses.
Every Wednesday and Saturday
A. 13. Richardson, Auctioneer
AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refined liar and Bundle Iron
English Square and Octagon Cast steel
Horse shoes, Files, Rasps, saws;
Screws, Fry-pans, sheet iron, It. G. Iron
also :
A largeassortmentot Groceries and Liquors
A. B. Riciiakdson, Auctioneer
CLIFF MOUSE,
S-APN SIMXT,
Oueuox City. Okegox.
rpiIIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING Been
JL lately ilKFI I'TEI) an.l FURNISHED,
the Proprietors are now ready t aocconimo
ilate their customers with H. liD-FIN ISHED
double tif siimh rooms. Th-v invite all thosa
fond of a GOOD MEAL and a GOOD LED.
to call and give them a trial, for they are
confident they c,r piease everybody, because
tliey know how to keep a Hotel.
Prices to suit the times mid Evertbody,
according to the rooms ficcvipied.
Attached to the House is a
BATH ROOM,
For the accommodation of csutomers.
MEUUIAM & FoUItMi-.R,
June 1(5. 1ST t :tf Proprietors.
TEW WAGON
AXD
Carriage Manu factory !
The undersigned, having increased the di
mensions of his premises, at the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets.
Oregon City.
Oregon.
Takes this method to inform his old pat
rons, and as many new ones as may be
p'eased to call, that he is now prepared, with
ample room, good materials, and the ver3
b --t of mechanics, to build anew, recon
s met. make, paint, iron ami two out all
C mplete any sort o) a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord couefc. Try me.
Ulacksmithing, Horse or Ox shoeing, and
general jobbing neatly, qmcklv and cheap
ly done. DAVID SMITH.
Opposite Excelsior Market
Eye? Ear, Throat & Lungs.
JOHN B. PILKLNGTON, M. D.,
I ATE OF SAN FitANCLSCO, HAS LO
caed in Portland. Oregon. Office: In
11 lme' Puild'iig. First street (three doors
from Lad I & Tilt m's li.mk). where he may
be cou-ult' id daily, and will treat diseases
of the ub ve named orgtns as specialties.
All operation; upon lhe Eve and Eai per
formed in the most scientific and careful
manner.
AliTI FICIAL EYES, having all the beauty
an i mobility of the natural eye, insetted.
Refers bv pennis-iion, for his profVsionaI
stau-lms, to L. C. Lane, M, I)., Profosor ot
Surgery, an 1 Edwin !!ent!ey, M. I)., Profes
sor of" Auit ony, Univer.-it y of the Pucitic
San Fi aiiei-co ; a id lor his success in the
treatment ot cases, to over l,."oo c tscs Heat
ed bv him, in San Francisco ; also, to Levi
Est 's. Esq., Hev T. L. Eliot. -Portland ; YVm.
H. Piihm, E., Vancouver, W. T. ; ai d
rna-iy others Oregon and Washington Tt r
riio r. auz'2"':mf;
SHADES SALOON,
C. A. HAAS, Proprietor,
Llain Street, Oregon City.
Bt BILLIARD TABLES in 0REC,O?
llitye been introduced, ami the Proprietor in
vites the attention of the lovers of this
popular amusement to them.
T II E B A II I S S UP PLIED
With all the choicest qualities of Liquors anj
Oig-.irs. Scotcli. -Irish and Bourbon aireadj
famous Whiskies and Punch.
ALSO, A NO. 1
SHOOTSMG GALLERY
Is connected with the Saloon.
Oregon City, Jan. 1, 1872:tf
WILLIAM SENGER
lias Established
FOR HIE MANUFACTORY OF
FUKjVITURE,
SASH, BUNDS AND CCCRS,
AND M0ULDIXGS OF ALL SIZES.
They will also do TURNING, of evry
description to order,
With Neatness and Dispatcl . ?
o
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Shop on the River, back of Ackermp.n's
Store, Oregon City, Oregon.
Constantly on hand
PARLOR, REDROOM, OFFICE,
KITCHEN, and SITTING
ROOM FURNITURE, BUREAUS,
Lounges. Rocking Chairs, Whatnots, lled-f-teads,
&c-
Siles Poom In Dr. Thessing's Prick, Main
stu-et.
Jacob Stitzel. James B. Unox
STITZEL & UPT0W,
Rial Estate Brokers and General
Agents, Corner of Front and
Washington street.,
rORTLAN D, OREGON.
Will attend to the sale and purchnst
of Heal E-tafe in all parts of the City anc
t ite. Special attention given to the sale.ol
East Portland property.
Address P. O. Box f'2, Portland. Oregon
STITZEL A- UPTON.
9! f. Heal Estate Broktrs.
A. G. WALLIXG'S
Pioneer Book Bindery.
Convcr of Front al Alder Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
BLANK BOOKS RULED and ROUND to
anv desired pa.-.e . .
MUSIC BOOKS MAGAZINES, NEWS
PAPERS, Etc., ound in eTery variety of
stvle known to t. e trade.
Orders from the country promptly at
teaawa to.
GOOD NEWS,
QOOD NEWS I
LOOE OUT FOE GOOD
f4
S- ACSCERfAN & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
Stock of
SPRIXG & MJMHEB GOODS,
WHICH T1IEY OFFER
Cheaper tli:ii tiie Cheapest.
We would sav. come and convince your
self before purchasing elsewhei e. Our stock
consists iu part of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CHOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
mid a great many articles too numerous to
mention.
ALsO, Doors, Windows, Glass and Putty.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
ALSO, WOOh wanted, for which we pay
the HIGHEST TRICE.
S. ACKEHBTAN & CO.
Oregon City, April 21, lS71:tf
The in of Vineral Springs is the Gcr
m in Svl. zer ; arid
TiiiruiEt's ElTfrvescpiit Seltzer
I i's duplicate. Letters attesting its won
der n! Tonic A er;ent nrid ttnti Lidious
qualities swarm in In mi every source. The
question has been settled wheth r artificial
medicated wateis m y not be equal to those
which burst sparkling from the earth itself.
They cm ; a. id genuine, proves t!;e fact,
lie cautious Accept none other.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGCISTF.
flESTAU it AP3 T,
LEOrSDeLQUEY, Frcp'r-
r LATE OF THE CI. IFF HOUSE)
)m VI.V street, oijegox citv, okegox.
IH'j U.MtiMiMliA I'.ll i( I.- xr--
specif ullv announce-! to his X f C
fiiend-4 and tiie ti iive'in'r nub'ic. v t
that he has re-otened the al.ove
named Restaurant.
The proprietor knows how to serve his
csutomers with Ovsteis, Pia's Feet, a good
cup ot Coffee or a SQUARE MEAL.
LEON I) LOUEY
Oregon City, Jr.n. 27, 1ST I :tf
Lost,
BOUT THE 1ST OF APRIL, near
t lrcfron Ciiy, a hay thoronich-Iied "'P.
American M A 1 1 1:, croit yeai-s old, at tout
1 4 hands hiyh, a small white s tripe on
the near fore toot, ami the lxt Mack and white,
no Vi ands or oi her marks. Any one returning
said mare or leaving information of wh.re kiic
may he found, at the postotiice, in Oregon City,
will he liberally rewarded.
SAMUEL EAJISDEN.
Oregon City, July H, 1ST 1.
JOHN II. SCIIRAM.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SA DDLES, II A RJVESS
S etc., etc.,
Main Street, Oregon City,
FS Wishes to represent that he is now as
well prepared to furnish any article in his line
as the largest establishment in the State. He
particularly requests that an examination of
his stock be made before buying elsewhere.
OREGON CITY
BREWERY !
Having purchased the above Rrewerv wish
es to inform the public that he is now ptepar
ed to manufacture a No. 1 quality of
EAtiEli HE Eli,
As srood as can be obtained anywhere in the
Stale. Orders solicited ;;nd promptly filled.
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
rpHE UNDERSK.NED OFFERS FOR
JL sale his re-iilence in Oregon City. There
are four lots, a go d hou e and barn, with a
fine cellar and a good well of water. There
is plenty of land, and it is wtll adapted for
errly gardcrinj purposes. Part piyment
mav be made in stock. For particulars ep
plv'to GKOROE CLABK.
Ore on City Juna 2 lS71tf
GREAT WINTER TONIC.
liegeman's CorTial Elixir of Clis.iy:i
Unrk, a pleasant Cordial which strengthen
and improves the Digestion, an excellent
preventive of Fevers, Fever and Ague, &c,
and a great Reno' :.tor and Tonic for inva
1 ds and d-bil tated persons. Hegemax A
Co, New York, Sole Manufacturers. Sold
by all Drncgiots.
VOID QUACKS. A victim f early in
discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay. &c , having tried in vain
every advevtised remedy, l as a simple means
or elf cure, which he w;Il send free to l;s
fellow-sufferers. Address J. II. REEVES,
7S Nassau st.. New York
Sept.. l:ly
A. PiOLTfiER,
NOTARY PUBLTC, ENTERPRISE OFF
Oregoa City, Jaa l3:lt
C. W. POPE & CO.,
DEALERS IX
STOVES, TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON, BRA'
lERiv COPPEl?, LEAD PIPE, 1R N
PIl'E AND FITTINGS, RUBP.fi
HOSE. FOIiCE AND LIFT
SUMPS. ZINC, COPPER,
BRASS A XI) IRON
WIRE.
A'so a general cssot tment of Ilous
nishing Goods.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper, and Sheet
lion Ware.
ROOFING AM. JOBBING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION PONE TO
ORDER, AND AT
LOW PRICES.
o
Also, at POPE'S STOVE STORE you
will find
HARDWARE AND BASKETS, WOODEN,
WARE AND TINWARE, LANTERNS,
LAMPS AND OIL. LUCINE AND
NKiHT LAMPS. ALO
PERAMBULATORS.
AH of the above articles are for sale at
PRICES TO SUIT TLLE TIMES.
C. XV. I'OPE CO.
Oregon City Oregon.
lLlyl
LIKCCLNJJAKERY.
BAILEY & HA.Dir-iC,
Successors of L. Dillkr in the Lincoln
Bakery,
1)EG LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITI
) zens of Oregon C'ty an(l surrounding
country, that thev keep constantly on hand
and for sale, a!' kind of
BREAD, ( R CKE1?,
CAKES. PASTRY.
CAN DIE -i AND NUTS.
Also, a good and general assortment of
FAMILY G OCERIES.
Orders p onvoly fil'ed. and goods deliver
ed at the residence of the purchaser when
dos:red.
Toe hi ghest pi ices paid fr Butter, Eggs
and Ve.eiab). s.
A I'beial share of pub'ic patronage is re
specu'ul'v solicited.
April 23. lt0:ly
FALL AHQ WINTER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
DEALKlt JK
d.:y goods,
clothing,
boots and shoes,
hardware. groceries,
crockery, notions, ac.
main street, oregon city.
PRO !." E all kin ?s bouuht, for wLich I
pay the highest market price.
rf you desire good Goods, at LOW Prices,
c:i!l at I. SELL' N'ti'S, and examine his fresh
s..ock of Spring Goods.
GJ'v'E ME A CALL AND CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
Mv Motto is, QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.
I. SELLING.
April 14, LSiLtf
R. F. tAUFBELD,
CCRN'en MAIN" AND SEVEXTil STHEETS.,
OREGON CIT1T, OHEGON,
fo:iler ?n
D,Y-80,LSft CB3CEHSES,
CK0CK -HY and GLASS WAR
Also, a fu'.l assortment of
Milliner and Fancy Goods
OF THE L A T ST S:T ES,
JUST RECEIVED,
COU1JTRY PRODUCE
A EN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
O' t. t, 1.7) :tf
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY OOIS,
GROCERIES,
ROOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
I also keep constantly on hand
SALEM CASSIMERES, FLANNELS.
TWEEDS AND BLANKETS,
Which I will sell at the Factory Prices, and
will take wool in exchange.
XW will also pay the highest prices for
Butter, Eggs, and ail kinds of good country
produce. I will sell as low as any house
in Oregon, for Cash o its equivalent in good
merchantable produce.
5- Give me a call and satisfy yourselves
JOHN MYERS.
Jar. 1-,1871 tf
YIOK'S
FOR 8 872-
OVEK O-VR HISDUISU PAGES,
Piin'ed in Two Colors, On siinerb Tinted
Paper. Four IIuutlcl Engravings
or Flowers. 1'lants and Vegetables,
with description, and
TWO COLORED PLATES-
Directions and pi ins for making Walks
Lawns. Oarden-, '- The handsomest and
best FL.U1XAL. tlDE in iheWoild. All
for TE CENTS, to those who think, of
buying Seeds. Not a qarter the cost. 200,000
sold of 157L
Address, JAMES VICK,
Rot-Hester, X. Y,
JMPERIAL MILLS.
Savier, LaUcque & Co.,
OR EG OX CITY.
ftKeep constantly on hand foi sale
Midlings, Bran and Chicken Feed. Parties
urchasing feed must furnish the sacks.
The Great Medical Discovery!
Dr. WALKER'S C". LIFOP-NT A
VINEGAR BITTERS,
ia Hundreds cf Thousands
Bear testimony to thc5r t"onder-
ul Curative Effects. g .
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IIFANCY DRi N K,?I?
Made of Poor Ktim, WhlUey, Vrout
Spirits nud Refuse hiintors doCios-. 'd.rplced
and sweetened t j.Icssj V. tae. calldl To:;
ics,"" Appetizers," Kcsiorers," &c., taat lead
the tippler on to lruuUear.esi.-s ar.tl rulr.. l)i:t are
a trac Medicine, lnatlo from tT;c Xativ-J Coots aaU
Herbs of California, free rr:m s! AlcoljIi
Stimulants. Tiioy are t::c;:; KATHhOOI)
1'UiriFIEIt and l.Z I'S 4; i V I N'Ci I'illN
CI I'LE a pcrr.-ct Benovat --r a:.d I:ivi-orator of
the System, carryi-'-s of;" nil poisorcus matter a:ul
restoring the l,lo u to n !u li'.U y conuit'.cn. Xo
person can ta!:e t:cio Hi. tors accon'.iot; to rfiroc
tloa and remain ionrj uiiw.-ll.
Fir IiiSlammtitr.i y ::u l C!roii:c IHics
inatism atnl ii'.it, 15 p;e:si;i c. j 1:kL
trerlioo, IJifions, Ut'izsitJcsit nv.d Inter
niilU'iit Tcvi'is, 15;. weaves of I h lIJ;od,
Liver, Ivittncys, si ml JSLiiS-.u.-i-, t r so Hil
ters liava teo:i most sr.ee -Lsi'i.;. i?uiii li
eases are caused liy Viliatc.! Il!ie?. wiiic'.
is generally produced ly djraatyi-ciit of tiie
Dicesttve Oi trtins.
DYSPEPSIA Oii INDKirSTlON.
Headache. Tain ia th3 Shoulder:!, Co:icl s, Ti ,;l
ness of tiie Chest, DizziUv-ss, Purr li: :c :i! io.; - o:
the Stomach, Bad ta-ito i: t':o Moiiiii "..lioiu At
tacks, ralpltction of I":-: it t, In-,.a:n.r.r.ii(.:i o
the Langs.Pahi ia f.icrc-?ioi.5 of the Kidney", an.
a hundred other palutul syintoius, ari ti o
springs of Ij-srcpMa.
They invigorate the Stomach a i l stimulate tie
torpid liver and bowels, which r ;ini. rl'-.cia of un
equalled efficacy la clcansin? the blod of r:
impurities, and imparting ccw lii'J aad vigor to
tiie whole system.
FOR, SKIN IISEASTS. Ernpttop.s.Tettcr.
Salt Kheum, Blotches. ,oti, I'iaipU-s, ruolulo-.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-Vvoriiis, ScaUWIcad, for:;
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch. Scurfb, Discolorations of
the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever name or nature, arc literally dn? up
and carried out of the syetcm in short time by
the use of these Bitters. Ore lettlj in such
eases will convince the most incredulous of thuir
curative effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find
its Impurities bursting through the skin inlMm
ples. Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse it vrhen you
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the
health of the system will follow.
FIX, TA IE and other WOSOIS, lurking in
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER, rrcpri-tor. R. II. McDONALU &
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal , and S2 and 31 Commerce Street, New Vork.
Si P : " ALL DRUGGISTS AXD DEALERS.
e'j. 1 1 : 1) .
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I ideSOrtfj (a few (loots Below
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Treatment and Cure of all Private and
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To lic Al?ctc!.
T)R. Y. K. DOHERTV returns his sincere
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tice will continue to insure him a share of
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lie uses no-merenry, c! arges moderate.treats
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implicit secrecy.
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When a female is in trouble, or afflicted
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doctor, W. K. DOHI RTY, at hisMedical In
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and diseases. The Doctor is f -fleeting more
cures than any other physician in the State
of California. Let no false delicacy prevent
you, but apply immediately and save yourself
from painful sull'ei inps and premature death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health or
other circumstances prevent an increase in
their families should write or call at Dli. W.
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The Doctor's offices are so arranged that he
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To Correspondents.
Tatients residing in any part of thePtaie
however distant, who may desire the opinion
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Originally the pro.luct of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toil
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. It may be confidently re
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
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SOLD BY ALL. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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-'vj ,i
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scalp arrests and prevents the forma
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LOWELL, 3IASS.
in.it' c" Dxis. ' r an.', AVl;oIrn.
int.i t)rei.o.
Ci
tat ion.
In the Connty Court of Clackamas Contv, Ore
gon. In the inatior of the Guardianship of Jf. F.'.
Plover, K. A . Slovcr, C. T. Mover, nnd A.. I.
Slover, minor children of Kitos Soir.iif i-f.
rgO Tilt: NKXT OF KIN Oi' SA fl V'. !; 1 ,
and all others interested in their i'.stiiic
Vliercas, T. .T. Taylor, Oiiardian of said ilmor'tl
Estate, 1-as filed in said Court fiis jk f it ion, show-,'
in-r that it is ni-ossary. aid woidd be beneficial
to Ins W'aols. that tlii-ir iiitt-re-t in lots 1, 2, :, (i,
7 and S, in :io. k in ';repn City, l.ii kani;
ootmt v. ( re on. should he sold aei-urdinjr to law.,
Yu a'ndeaeh of yon an;, therefore, directed to.
appear heforc s.iid Court, at the Court JIo.isc, iu.
Oregon Cii y, heuo?i, on t!-,c first Monday in
February, A. I ., Lsr at !l oi-lock a. in. of "said
day, then and then; to show caiiw, if any you
have, why license should not he pranted lor'tht
paleufsuch Ksfa'e. And it is further ordered
that a copy of lljis order he published for tliree
sue -esshe weeks in the On -oii City Kuterprise
a weekly ncwspar-r, pnbii.-.heU in Oregon City!'
Ore-xon. "
ltness the Hon. J. i. V at-. County Jiidirc of
f
T (
san i i.om-r, a:i l soJe .Inde of said Court
in the transaction of ail except county
business, and the Seal of said County.
Hair. Vigbr,
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Jv MPm hair- 11 80011
t;ft: ZfigfrQ restores faded
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JOnXSOX McfWX, -jan.5w3
Att'ys for retitioner.
Agents Wanted for
SATAN IN SOCIETY;
TV,. A,N EMI"EXT I'HVSICIAX AM
I rofes-or in one cf car hirge Medical
Colleges It deals fearlessly, but cha-telv,'
witn evils lioni winch ppririfr phj-sical and'
nicnil degradation, and domestic felicity.
It is being reviewed praised and cutici-e'd"'
by ail th h a ling religious and secular pa
pers and magazines in the U. K., and the ver,
diet of the best and most discriminating is-'
that it is a remarkable Book ; that it is time
l.r; that it is needed; tb.at, it wdl make itd,
mark, and Jo c;xh1.
It is ot vital impurtanre to every man and
woman m the land, and is havuig a wonder-,
ful sale.
Agents will find this a rare oppnvtunity
o make money. Circulars, giving full par
ticulars, witli numerous notices of the press, C
sent free.
A L. Bx?JCT0FT & CO.,
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.
Administratrix's Notice.
NOTICE ISHEKEBY OIVEX THAT TllP
undersifrno.l has been appoint-l Administp
trix of the estate of Daniel II. Good, deeeimlvi"
late of aackam:iscoun;y, Oren. All pcC,,
knowing themselves in lebted to the said df-e-.s, d
are requested to make immediate pavnieiit . f
the same: and all per.n.4 having bills" a.-ain I
the aforesaid deceased, mil it preseut theaimU
with the necessary vouclicrs, to roe, at mv'r
dence, in Oregon ("ity, AVithin six months f m
the date of this publication. j ln ra
r,. , MAUVE. GOOD
Oregon City, Jan. 3, 1572. Administratrix
Jobnsoa & iloCofrn, Att'ys. n- y-
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