TL-.at ox DxMociMcr. The
.iprtaible conflict" an.onj tin Demo
i.. (.dated many of tin mfinbtri ol
ncJ nirty t ulter tll,,r 0l)In,onl (iult0
. Lcttsrs wu thick asb!ackbrrics,
both liJ 0' "0 q"lon- lue
. i. .n sitract from the letter of
fol-
ex
. ' . Wilson Lumpkin, of Georgl
It'll "7 true nJ wc" deflne(l ,kckb
th, Democratic party, nieauwor,
v American, clulmi to be,
sajs
bat
knows him to be, to old-fun
?' i n.mnmt of the Jeffersonlan
j jrkiooinn tchool, and wye tht
the
jutcounieofthe party acting under
f the one he onco belonged to,
the
bni
him that he la " out offaihion
gkinj of thii modern, mongrel, piebald
W j m -a.
the
Brit it 11 Olj aciiucniw ujmiiiu.i vuat
do
Ti.i. nim! that a larira portion of
its
Cent material if corrupt, selfish, and dis
State of patriotiim, or fixed constitutional
rlctoles. It l composed of sectional
ffiking factions who follow tue camps
f lb Democracy, for the sake alone of the
lot'ti ana tunes 01 gmco. anu mnu
r fwrious. it is obrious to me
constitute large portion of the Democrat-
le party or the present uay.
MT Tht following is from the Washing
MrresDOodence of the rhiladeliibi
Prttf. It sl 'tMt I10' the way in which
one of tb Democratic divisions talks about
id Athc rt
"The enemies of Judge Douglas at last
.tale t6 realize the ruin they hare wrought,
'ad more than one would gladly retrace
if that were possible. Ther sun-
MJV "
paied tbe Democratic party would submit
a.- liAniAlal iHAiiot a fit to litit
(0 OUing" uvnviui muiionwuo, uut
the cup of forbearance has finally run over,
snd. those who ba sowed the wind are
terrified at tbe present and pnlpnble fact
.r tii.m lira rendered desDerute. and. find
if, bo ptrdoa for them in the future, re
solve to advance on their record, and to
nmerere in their proscriptions. This class
LtVi in disunion is their only refuze from
tbe wrath of the party they hare labored
to destroy. 1 ociicvo inac we men iu mis
category are bent upon breaking up this
rwdrranr if the can. Ther haro arm-
VV'nv- J of a
pathizera not ouly in the South, but on the
rinc coast, ana contemplate a division
of the Republic, by which California and
Oregon are to be assisted in setting up an
independent government in return for their
aid ia the establishment ol a Southern Con
federacy. Jo Lane's telegraph to the Ore
. goa delegates to go out of the Charleston
Convention was a gooa indication ot ins
sympathy with tins programme."
19 Wendell Phillips made u character
istic speech before the Garrisoninn Aboli-
lionists at . Xew York on Tuesday. We
clip a paragraph from it:
Everything is breaking, and at last the
treat Democratic party was breaking
(Applause and laughter.) She found out
that slavery had a rijrht everywhere. It
hated the Republican motto" Freedom
national, slrcry sectional" and took as
its motto" Slavery everywhere," aud tho
counterpart is, the Democratic party no
where. (Loud langliter and applause.) It
reminds me of the story thut an Eastern
traveler tells of a bear in Northern Asia
that went into a woman's hut when sho
hid just taken oft a boiling tea-kettle, and
smelling around with his nose touched the
hot iron. Indignant ot the offense offered
to his nervous system, the bear clasped the
kettle (Laughter), and the more it burnt d
him the more he yelled, and the tighter he
clasped it, until he died. (Renewed
Laughter.) So the Democratic party
clasped the motto, " Slarery everywhere,"
and the more it damaged it, the more it
clasped it, the louder it yelled, (laughter,)
and it will die with the hot doctrine in its
armi. (Loud laughter and applause.)
Ths Pbick of the N. Y. Herald.- It
ii well remembered that the N. Y. Herald
opposed Buchanan in his canvass, and ad
vocated Fremont. It was so hard upon
the old sinner that he wanted somebody to
cut Bennett's ears off, to make him some
soiiM. After the election, however, he
changed his tactics. He wanted the Her
old to help cover np the rascalities of his
administration. The editor of tho Knox
rille Whig, writing from Washington, says:
"Forney testifies that Buchanan stipula
ted with Bennett to give him ten thousand
dollars per year for the four years of his
administration, to support and defend him.
Forney says the contract was made with
Bennett by him, before himself and Buch
anan fell out. It was, no doubt, to meet
these pay meuts that poor Fowler was drawn
"po". What an unmitigated pack of
.thieves!"
Look at New York! If Mr. Seward
aa not in favor at Chicago, his principles
And even by his most derout per
owl and political friends, his principles
re more revered than the man.
Let the Democracy, if they please, con
titrate all their power upon New York.
r. Seward's friends would be happy to
"e their patriotism brought to such a
t. The greater the pressure the greater
weir power; and shall it bot be understood
that their metal is to be tried in the way
ladicated, tbe Republicans of the Union
"U see auch a battle as has never been
OTght upon this continent. Will the
Uongh-Facea" please try us? Albany
-fceeaiitg Journal.
fow Minino Towx ih Souther Or-G0!'--"Dardanelles"
is the name which
been given the little town just sprong
"P o the sonth side bank of Rogue river,
a miles from Jacksonville. It ia rap
A P08hin"f into importance. Some half
aoze? buildings are now in the course of
action, and as many contracted for, soon
w be built. The steam quartx crashing
is located there, and workmen are
wily engaged ia patting up the machinery.
ttge run regularly every day between
"jWe and the Dardanelles. The
rt mining operations on Rogue river
ut a short distance above the town.
If Douglas is the bead of the Dem
r" T1?' th Prty fa dead-head con
louitrille Journal.
MV A Georgia paper calls attention to
tho fact that the Charleston Convention
forgot all about John Brown, his invasion
not being referred to In the speeches or
tbe platforms. But, says the paper, " tbe
Republicans themselves In Chicago bare
taken upon them the responsibility of de
nouncing John Browuism and the Invasion
of States. Verily, our squatters bad bet
ter turn their faces toward ' Honest Abo,
The Opposition party of Delaware hare
determined to act iu harmony upon State
mattcis, although there is a difference on
the Prtsidental question. Two of the meov
bers of the Stato Central Committee were
chosen with the understanding that they
were for Bull and Everett. The great
majority of the party and oil of the oppo
sition journals support Lincoln and Hamlin1
t&" Ar. Ohio correspondent of the New
l ork Tribune says: " Set down Ohio for
Llncolu and Hamlin, by 20,000 majority
against any man nominated at Bultlmore
Lincoln will get a rote which neither
Seward nor Chose could hare secured
mean the conservative rote of central
and southern Ohio."
tST A little Western editor, who Dre-
tenria to be literary, attacks the literature
oi Mr. hrerett. There Is as much d ft.
crence between the literature of Mr. Ever
ett and that of the scaibbler as between a
bolt of lightning and a bolt of canvas.
Louuville Journal.
S&" The late General Conference of tho
M. h. Church baa resolved. That the mar
riage relation can only be dissolved by a
violation oi tne seventh commandment, or
by death, and a subsequent marriuce by
euner party wnue ooiu are living, Is contra
ry to tho teachings ol the Holy Scriptures.
f& In one of his Illinois speeches
Judge Douglas charged that Lincoln had
" tended bar" in his youth. Lincoln ad
mitted the fact, and remarked that Doug
las was one of his rery best customers.
The rery common plirsse " in the
mtan limt, irusea twonty years hence, will
be unirercnlly understood to mean this pres
ent period of Locofoco sway. Louisville
Journal.
S&" At a regular meeting of Oregon
Dirtsion No 8, S. of T., the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The All-wise and graciousGod
hns seen proper to remove from among us
Bro. George Howe, a worthy member
of this Division; therefore
Resolved, Ihnt we have received with
feelings of deep sensibility this dispensntion
of Divine Troridcnce, and, whilst wo bow
humility to the stroke, we mourn not
for our departed Brother " as those who
have no hope," and trust that this affliction
may not be lost upon those he has left be
hind. Resolved, That having fulfilled the last
duty we owe to our Brother, in following
his remains to the grave, and tliero deposit
ing them with the appropriate ceremonies
tho Order, we will endeavor to cherish
his memory in our hearts; and that, as a
mark of respect and affection, the Regalia
of the Division be draped in mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the daughter of our deceased
Brother snd also a copy be furnished for
publication. R. Gammili., W. P.
Ueo. a. oheppard, u. a.
ORKonx City Market. Wheat, $0 60
0.70: flour, $4a$6; potatoes, 75c; ont,
75c; butter, 15c; bncon, 12al5c; eggs, 25c.
DISS:
At Harding's Mill, Clckamiu county, Thnrt-
ay niBhl, duly ZD, noneri, j-uujii emm i
Thnimia and .lane Wattrbury, aged 8 mantua.
'Tia aweat to linger, look, and pna
Upon thy little face so fair,
And know so well thou'rt gone to Him
Who loves ihee and has calltd thee home.
Justice's Office,
OREGON CITY.
AM always en hand, and will attend to the
COLLECTING OF ACCOUNTS,
Drawing up of Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, lionds, rowers oi
Attorney, Contracts, fec,
and all other business committed to my care.
Office directly eppottle the Mntome Building.
June 16,1860. J. E. HURFORD.
COFFINS.
CM. KESTER,
Undertaker,
WOULD inform the people or Oregon Uly
and vicinity that he will keep a supply f
Ready-made Coffins, of all sizes,
constantly on nana.
He will also keep a
and will be prepared to attend to all the necessary
business of funernla connected with his Hue.
Shop near the Seminary.
rff Custom from the country is respectfully
solicited. June 23, 1160.
Notice
IS hereby given that my wife Chailotts baa
absconded from my residence, taking one
child with her. All persons are hereby warned
not to harbor or trust her en my account, aa 1 will
pay no debts of her contracting;.
July 7, 1SOU-MWJ
JAMES CRIM.
Hogs Wanted.
(j aSO Bead of Bora,
a wit iv it t ntv nim rnp
Delivered at the
ISLAXD MILLS IMMEDIATELY.
ry Hog $ honght coMfaaty.
A. J. CHAPMAN.
Oregon City, March 84, I860. SO
IHnal Settlement.
"VfOTICEai hereby guea inai w. i. zipper
lX son, administrator of the esUle of Jane O.
Moore, decVL late of Clackamee co.. State of Or
egon, has filed his accounts for anal settlement, im
the fir Monday ia August neat ia appointed lor
the examination of the same at tho couit-honse ia
Oregoa City ia said county. .
Juno 56, S0-12w4
County Judge.
OREGON CITY
mm mis 29K x mr m. m.
FRANCIS D. HODC80N, A. M., PsiacifAi.
Mas. Mast IIodoson, Teacher Ornamental
Uranchte ;
Miss Louisa HssriHN, Teacher Inetrumental
Music
Miss Asahinta HuxsAKsa, Auutant, Englith
rpHE 2d quarter will commence May 14, I860
The facilities far instruction in this tchool ire
superior, and the lei ms mors moderate than any
viiwwi iu me country.
An eipsrienced Music Teacher has been en
gsged.
Embroidery aud Fanoy Needle-work taught
Scholars will be admitted at any time, and
enarged only for the number or weeks in attend
aee. April Sir, 1860-3
Corner Third anil Water itreete, appetite the
Terry L,auUuig,
OREGON CITY.
THE traveling publio are respectfully
lurilej to give me call.
The Oregon House is the most pleas-,
antly located hotel in the Stale, aud has been so
arranged as to make it one of the most commod
ous houses in the oouutry.
THE TABLE will always be supplied with
ine oesi inai ine market snores.
Good accommodations for ladies and families.
raioaai
Board and lodgiiip, per week $6.00
Board, without lodging, per week S.0O
Board per day, with lodging 1.50
Single meal JiO
Night's lodging M
J. BOKHM.
May 1, 1859. Proprietor.
Reduced Prices
Goods Cheaper than
Ever !
N. BROWN
rpiAKES this method of Informing his friends
JL ana tbe public generally that ha
HAS REMOVED
to a house Dearly
Opposite Lis old Stand,
where he hit commenced business with bis bro
ther under the style of
Brown & Brother,
who will always be happy to wait on their old
friends and customers iu the way of showing them
Goods of the Very Best Quality,
which, having been bought low in San Francisco,
'mm the largest importers in I alifomi, they are
able to sell
as cheap as
CAN BE SOLD
in Portland!
They will also constantly receive
Goods by Every Steamer.
Their stock consists of
ALL KINDS OF
ill DD3
DRESS GOODS,
GENTLEMEN'S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
d 3 'SET SB 3s 21 H 9
9
Our main object by this notice is to inform the
public that we are bound to sell goods
As low as they can be bought in
rortland, and no mistake.
If this is doubted, we have only to say, call and
satisfy yourselves. Ladies and gentlemen will al
ways be welcome, aud will be waited en with
promptness.
To the Farmers
WE WOULD SAY
Look for the sign of
BROWN if BROTHER,
and don't leave town till you give oa a calL
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN
in emchange for Goade. Oregon City, June 33.
GEO. E. COLE,
(roccEssoa to w. h. srancsa,)
Dealer in
IRON, STEEL, AXLES, SPRINGS,
Wagon Material,
Mechanic' Tool,. Agricultural Imple-
menli, and
OSXffSKAL BAUIWAU,
FaoNT Stmt PORTLAND.
ORDERS SOLICITED. 52
GENTLEMEN:
IF YOU WANT ANY
Fine Clothing,
CALL AT
BROWN & BROTHER'S.
Notice.
AHOCSB near the Faaata gammer for rent
Enquire at tho
OREGON V1TJ BUUAOiunz..
Feb. 4, 1860. 44
Notice.
MR. POSTS school ia not going to stop la throe
weeks. Wo are ready receive popisi at
any time, and ear ebargeo will bo ao law ae any
.ther school J.D.P08T.
OragM City, Aaeil I, leW. 52
Roman Eye Balsam
FOR WEAK 4 INFLAMED EYES.
npiIIS BALSAM was used for many years ia
s the privsta practice of a celebrated Ucuiist,
Willi rsmarkubie success, for diseases of Ilia r.yi
and Eyslids.
Thsre are many persona who would rathsr
sutler from pain and dissaso through life, than
credit or try the elllcacy ef any new discovery) all
such bad better not read this, but to all reasona
ble persons this preparstion Is recommended as a
mast safe aud effectual cur for luflimmalioD
of the Kyo and Eyelids, caused either by loo clow
l:..r. - ; ... .!.!--. L..I.!.,
ppiioauua to minuieoojecis, scroiuieua naoit, es
posure to oolj, blsws, contusions, or irritation
from any extraneous body under the eyelids.
It ia reniarksbbly soothing In llsetTeot, aud hiia
cured thousands who would otherwise have lost
their sleht.
In cases the Kyellds are Inflamed, er tho ball ef
the Eye thickly covered wilh blood, It ecu al
most iiks nmgic and removes all appearanocs of
innammatien alter two or In res applications.
There is a numerous olass of persons that are pecu
liarly exposed to accidents or diseases that weaken
and inflame the Eyes, and perhaps destroy the
sight, who, from tlis nature uf their employments,
are compelled to work in a cloud at dust and grit,
ouch thtuld never be without this BALSAM
Remember, "Seeing is Belisving."
Price SS cents per jar.
Prepared and sold by A. B. It. D. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton-strest, New York.
For sale by II. Juhnsom&Co. and Rkdinoton
at Co. San Francisco; Uicx Jt-Oorrw, Marysvillsi
It. H. McDonald It Co., Sacramento t and by
uruggrsts generally. JulySl-mS
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA,
REMEMBER, THIS IS TIIK
Original and Genuine Article!
AcnNowLxuoso to sa
The Beit Sanaparilla Ever Mad I
THIS unrivaled prt-paralien has performed
some of tho most anioiii.hing euree that are
recorded In the history of Medicine. 1 ho rapid!'
ty with which the patient recovers
llrnliti nud Sfreitslls
under Its Influence is surprising. Each new case
in which it is applied furnishes in the result a new
ceilifioale of iu eAicscy and excsllence; and we
have only to point to the accumulated testimony
of multitudes who have experienced its beneficial
enacts, to convince the most incredulous orils value.
Do not forget to ask for bands' Ssraaparilla.
tW For sale by H. Johnson Sl Co. and Rao-
inotun dr. Co., San Francisco; Rica It CorriN,
Msrvsvi lie: K. H. McDonald Sl Co.. Sanrnmento:
and by lirurgists geusrally. July Hlmli
J. R. RALSTON,
WHOLESALE $ RETAIL DEALER IN
General Merchandise,
ia now in receipt of
zrsw aoosi
selected with much care in San Francisco.
have just received ex Northerner and
Brother Jonathan, French, English, ds
AMERICAN PRINTS,
bleached sheetings and long cloths, plain a barred
muslin, do do snip muslin, Victoria lawn, brown
sheetings a shirtings, hickory stripe, denims, drills
and ships duck.
IRISH LINENS,
linen damask, white damask, table covers, Rus
sian towels, and crash.
(liSjHtlil,
white, yellow, red, grey, a blue, plain and twill
ed, plain a figured satinets, janes, eottoiiades,
wwl hussy bcuutiml styles blankets, white,
red, blue, grey.
Hosier
ladies', misses', and children's brown, slate, and
mixed hore gents' and boys' wool aud cotton
half hose.
Boots and Shoes:
a large lot gents' fine, medium, and coarse boots
shoes, Iodic' and misses' calf ahoes, gaiters, a
lippers, beys' boots a shoos, childrens shoes,
fancy and plain.
Ha r die a r c:
p.
ocket knives, pruning and bud
ding knives, knives and forks,
scissors and shears, butts and
screws, strap hinges, door locks,
variety ot styles and patterns,
hand saws, tenon saws, compass
t i i
saws, Dencn planes, ciiisels, au
gers, anger bitts, axes, hatchets,
hammers, shovels, hoes, potato
rakes, brads, tacks, finishing nails,
cut nails, wrought nails, horse
nails, ifcc.
XJE2SS:
Sugars, coffee, tea, syrup, salt, spices, soap, soap
powders, candles, saleratus, yeast powdi-re, cresm
artar, soda, sal soda, indigo, clothes pins, scrub
brushes, paint brushes, brooms, dust brushes,
hand bellows, wooden pails, wash tuba, and wash
boards. .
PJ1IJYTS 4- OILS:
White lead, red lead, Ven. red, Prussian blue,
chrome yellow, chrome green, burnt and raw um
ber, yellow a black paint, Vandyke brown, I . It.
Sienna and assorted colored smalts,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
Polar oil, lard oil, fish oil, tanners' oil, China nut
oil, eVe., Sec.
We will be receiving by every ateamer addi
tions to our present extensive stock, and FARM
ERS and others will find it to their advantage to
eall and examine our goods and prices before buy-
ng elsewhere. TertM, CASK.
J. R. RALSTON,
Cernrr Main dj- Fifth eta.
Oregon City, October 1, 1859. 83
Ladies:
F TOU WISH
aaQ3 .011393 aQErsDS,
....AT A LOW PRICE....
BE SURE TO CALL AT THE STORE OF
BOWiV 4 BROTHER.
i. B. PAINTER
(uts o'nr.iXA a rsiNTaa)
Dealer in
Type, Presses, Printing Material,
raper, tiaras,
And Printeri' Stock generally,
1S2 Clay street, near Ssneeme,
tSjl Pan FaANCieoo.
Island Mill Flour.
THOSE who wish to ret the GENUINE
ISLAND MILL FLOUR, will oleosa eaU
at lb Mill, at Channaa Jr. Warner, Oregoa City,
or at A I Ira ek Lower's, Portland, a tho second-
handed Island Mill seeks have be boaght sp by
eartaia isdividoalo, and refilled with inferior Boar.
A. . vHArMAJi.
Island MIH,Jirly93,18o9. lfcif
JUST reeimd, tho llaet etyie at mi sat
es BONNETS, Leghosa sad etre laaa.
AIVI WORTH 4t MERpOtFJ.,
" I oaa aJmiuiater to a mind (and body) duxased,
And wilh a sweet oblivious antidote
Cleans Ilia foul system of Its perilous stuff."
. r -6aW:
A Blessed ii Divine Remedy
SANGUIFEROUS NERVINE TONICI
Read my Theory of
LIFE and DEATH,
THAT most diseases prav fatal ; that early
deaths occur; that people live for years a liv
ing death, weak, Inaniinslo, and exhausted not
from Ih disease itself, but from an inability In
nature, and nature's strength to withstand ar
maintain life through the ravages ef disease.
Give them strength, and nature will relieve her
self, If stimulated, hhe has givea us herbs aud
plants loaded all this. Purify the blood, render
tho intestine-, the liver, tho heart, and all the
natural functions of man or women aclivo, and
you hare half conquered disease. Dr. J A COD
WEBBER does consolsntiously assur all who
read this, thst his SanguiAer or Invigorating Cor
dial produces all tho shv-ct above described. II
has seen III old, tlis loitering, the palsied, the
nervous, the dyspeptic, the Inebriate, the dsbsu
chee, and the invalid, revive under it iuflueavo,
as if asw life were givea them.
Dr. Webber's Sangulfler
act on the blood, heart, brain, Intestines, siusws,
nerves, the fluids and semi-fluids, aud
the whole physique, aud
BENEFITS ALIKE
the gloomy hrpochoudriae, the dyspeptic, the
nervous, debilitated and feeble, the over-doctored
invalid, the bilioua and liver-diseessd sufferer, tlis
gourmand, the debauchee, the Intemperate, aud
all who auflsr 111 health.
"OH HORRIBLE! Oil HORRID. E!
Most Horrible! IT
When worn-out nature succumbs to DEATH,
because she has uot strength to resist Now, Dr.
Jacob sobers invigorating Cordial causes
strength -that is it main quality. The first op
eration, Vsaic; lite partaker feels then thnttara-
lie la caused hi skin is damp, hia limbs supple
and active, bs reels a wish for exercise, aud
knows he has strength to endure it ; he la light-
spirited: his skin becomes clear: hi eyes, loo. be
cause hie liver it made active, the tile neutral
ised or ejected, and hie blood thinned and pari-
fiea. II lie has a Joal elomarn, tins acta aa nn
aperient, net othcrwwe. Agam, it immediately
relieves bslcbmg, and prevents an accumulation
of wind in the stomach. The etomach. the great
receiver of disease and its cure. I will now sou
merate a few of those diseases where I have seen
Pr. Webber' Invigorating Cordial act moat beau
tifully i
Nervousness, Weakness, Languor,
Fever and Ague, Chills, Pains
in the Limbs, Joints, Body,
Delirium Tremens, Tre
mors, Constitutional
Decline, (from any
causo,) Debility
in either sex
or age,
Torpor of the Liver, Bowels,
HABITUAL C ONSTIPA TIONU
This will purify the thick stagnaut blood, cause
a healthy action on the bowels, heart, skin, and
brain, aud thereby revoliitiunue the hole system,
which has become dormant and inautiva. Two
thirds of humau diseases are caused from some of
the above organs being disorganisvd. Doctors
may tellyeu that you have such and such a d ia-
ease, but until medical practice becoinee a science
(slid it is not yet), disease cannot be described to
a certantv. This siniriilur medicine rradns It
strengthens the system, enters at once the blood,
htch from sluirgishners is rapid, courses through
the veins and the heart. Many 1 hare seen who
sssured me that, three days alter using it, they
have felt a thrill ef animation, mentally and bod
ily; their chest and breast was before heavy; all
they ate seemed to settle there; their rest was un
quiet; their appelit poor; and that this really
blessed cordial removed all such symptoms; that
strength of limbs, body, appstite, and spirits was
givsn them by it, and an entire revolution in their
worn-out system occurred.
The Rev. Robert Scliuylor, of Petalnma, says:
' For ysars bsth myself and brother have suffered
so from dyspepsia, weakness of and sour stomach,
indigestion and flatulence, that life nt tunes was a
burden. We have used ysur Cordial (Dr. Wtk
her' Invigorating Sanguifier) four days, and
feel better than we have for years."
nebriates and Drunkardsl
KB AS It
The Appetite for Liquor Destroyed!
ONE of the beautiful properties possessed by
UR. WKDDKR S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL
Is that it removes all lenging or taste for liquor.
Many inebriates have found that after it has ro-
ewed and strengthened them, quieted their
nerves, It has eaueed areraiun to stunts. I have
seen It cure some of the most frightful cases
where delirium trement had actually occurred.
ITSold by all respectable Druggists in Oregon
and California.
Beware of Count erfeit! See that the names
of T. J on and J. Wr.som, M. are en the
top of eaoh outside wrapper, and blown in the
;lax ef each battle. uy none other!
BEFORE AND AFTER
1-AXisa
DR. WEBBER'S SANGUIFIER,
Or ivliratlei Cardial.
The Three Prettiest Girls
xxr o&sooxr oztti
Ella, Bella, and Mollis, you knew Ihem I am euro,
With complexions so lovely, so clear, and eo pure;
Their hair dark and ailky, while the teeth ef thess
girl
Ar eo snowy you'd think they had months full of
pearls ;
Tst every child of Creation, both ladies and gents,
Caa possess the same beauties for 100 cents,
Beeaoee the price is reduced to 25 and 50 cents for
the following superb compound, a fresh supply of
which, fresher and bettor perfumed lhaa ever, baa
just be a received.
Reader, although advertised thus, thee really
fin article are all wo represent tliem. The Soap
(prieo reJaeed to 25 cents) acta ia the most beau
tiful manner in clarifying, whitening, and clearing
the neat discolored, eruptive, and disfigured skin ;
while for infanta or for shaving, H i nnequsled,
as healing, softening, and making a fine lather.
For cleaning, dressing, forcing the heir t grow,
stopping iu felling off, earing Iho dandruff, Aa,
tho CORAL I1AIR RESTORATIVE ia Ih
finest thing mad. Price reduced to 25 cents.
Teeth ar mad a whit aa snow, the breath
sweat, and tho gome hard and healthy, by LA
FONTS JAMAICA SOAP TEETH ROOT.
It lathers lik soap, and is asaeuful. Prio SO etc.
geld at the abov prices by all druggist in Cat
ifmue aad Oregoa- Wholes! by Pass it Wnrrs,
fst-iail It Csakx, aad Raataorow e cm., tan
Franeeoeo. - ,-. ..'. MurS. ;
No More Mills Burnt I -
MR. POOTII Dssa Hiai I bar law
Mill one of your Centra Feed Fire proof
SMUT MACHINES, pul up two week ago
I can esy Dial I consider il (lis greatest Improve
ment In this class of machinery thai has com un
der my notice. The danger from Hie by friction
and dust, common to Ilia one ia general Ms, I
eumplslsly obviated. The dust and dirt, hereto
fore so annoying to me, is new effectually rem
edied. That part uf ilis mill befur ewupied by
lh Smut Machin is new as clean as any port of
Ih mill. 1 can say that il is tlis best swuier uf
frraln I srsr saw. Th improvement in the quel
ty of flour will be at once discovered j Iu tart,
III great ehang produced In evory ruepect I In
deed a very great on. I would say that I have
had In mill previous to this a machine thai cut Ih
grain vary much, bul this dues not out a kernel,
and does uol rouuiie half iho power. Your ma
chin will certainly lake Iho ursr. ien-e iu Ihi
Slsts, and I would esy eu the PeohV coast.
A. J. Cmania.
Island Mill, Or. gou City, May "4, IbCu.
WM. MASTERS, Agon!, Portland, Oregon.
To tho Millers of tbls itato i
You will never regret trying Ihi Smut Mill.
You can call aud see how tin cleans wheal, be
fore purchasing. I haveth only on In Oregon,
at preaenl, but they ean soon bo obtained. I
weuld say that my flour has hod a great re puta
tion in the last two years, and I am satisfk-d by
the use of this smul mill thai il will sull msks an
improvement in th Hour, If any can be madei
A.J. CHAPMAN.
Oregon City, May 2C, IHUU. "If
SLMILKAMEEN
GOLD MINES,
HAVE TURXED OUT
fW MJ UK "KJ i
BUT THE
"Eagle Boot & Shoe Store1
IS NO HUMBUG t
HF.RE YOU CAN KIND THE STUFF
that will stanJ the tare and wear. It pros
pects well, for I rals the color every pan, aud if
ihe times were only a little brisksr, I lliiuk that
il would pay very Wvll; and if you don 'I believe
it, just come and buy a pair of ll OTd, after you
try them en, for '
1 lluvc Jail Kfcelvcd
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
or
The Latest Stylo ami Fashion.
Gents' tins sewed French calf boots, also pegged
oalf boots and shoes uf all sorts and siiee ; Ladies'
kid, morocco, enamel aud cloth gaiters, silk alas
tio Congress-liet-l gaiters, misses' gaitors sni shoes
of every kind, oosrse and tine : bays' shoes of ev
ery kind thai ia mentioned iu my rhyme ; chil
dren's calf and opier toed shove j ladies and
children's IIOSK of all sites, while, brown, and
fancy; Miller's Water-Proof JIIACKINU,
J. a. Alasou s Ulacking j
Mioeintikcr'a rinding,
Pegs, awls, hammers, thread, wax, nails, and
shoe-knives.
Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully so
licit a continuance of patronage from my old cus
tomers and aa many new ones as choose to Dome.
Ladies and gentluiiieu, give me a call, young and
old, great and small, brave and bold, for I Will be
ready and happy to wait on you all, and iu partic
ular the ladies t I like to see them come I pay
me a visit. Remember the place
Tire Doors EaU of Broun if- Brother,
iTInlii street, Orcitou Cllf.
Ladies and gentleman, I aasure you that I can
sell you boots and shoes as cheap as any house in
town, er a little cheaper for cash down. Small
profits and quick sale, that is the talk that tells
the tale. myl9 J. MOONEY.
& sa sj si ip n s? si
AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
Oppotite Geo. Abernethy cj- Co.' I Brick Store,
, OUKG0N C1TV.
TUG undersigned are prepared to Ink like
nesses, such at
Arabrotypes, Melainotypcs, Pho
tographs, or
PICTURES ON PATENT LEATHER,
eiiitable for eemling in letteri,
all of which will be executed in tho
LTc'.HT AMD KKATHHT HTM.E,
AND ON SIIOIiT NOTICE
AND REASONABLE TERMS.
GROUPS and J.OCKKf PICTURES taken
very low.
Cull and examine our pictures, and lu.lao for
yourselves,
Rooms opposite Abcrnelliy St Co. s brick stare.
HOLLAND It DAY.
June 11, 18.-9.
BAKERY,
AND FAMILY GROCERY
If CIlARMAN would respectfully Inform tho
. o people of OREGON CITY, and Ihe pub
lic generally, that he is still carrying en business
at hie old stand, whsre he will keep on hand
Everything in his Line, .
...and or...
THE VERY BEST QUALITY.
II keeps constantly on hand a large lot of
DESIRABLE FAMILY
GROCERIES,
which he will sell as low aa they caa be bought at
any other house in town.
No pains will bo spared to give entire satisfac
tion to all whe may favor him wilh a call. All or
ders will be filled with as much promptness aud
fairneaa aa personal presence will secure.
PARTIES FURNISHED
with everything in his hue on the shortest notice.
WEDDING GARBS
MADE TO ORDER.
Oregoa City June IB, 1850.
AH Kinds of Produce
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
FOE GOODS,
IT BROWN & BROTHER'S.