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o o o o O G (6-. o (Eljc iDeckiii (Enterprise. TOAV-V AXD COUNTY., NoticeThere will be a meeting of the subscribers to the capita! stock of the Oregon Citv Printing and Publishing Company, at the County Clerk's office, on Saturday, the 'Hh of December, 1S6G, nt 7 o'clock P. M. Bv order of the INCORPORATORS. Oregon City, Nov. 24th, 1866. t:4w BlckF'Stuekt. One of the long-time Tesidents of Oregon City us the fol lowing for publication. We deem the sug gestions appropriate, and Lope they may he favorably looked upon by the city gov- eminent: ' A3 tutrix upjjcaia iu wc auiuc diversity of opinion in reference to the street next to Main streetunder the bluff: -viz : Whether there is a street there or not'; would it not be well if the city coun cil would let the citizens know whether they have bought iind are holding their lots according to the Applegate map. or the A. Lee Lewis map 1 The Applegate map was maie. in 1843-44 ; Mr. Applate having crossed the Plains in 1843. All the lots in Oregon City, for several years after Ins map was made, were sold with most positive assurances from Dr. Mc Laughlin that the plat of lots and streets, : us laid down on that map, would be ad- Hiered to by him. If there is a new map i called the A.Lee Lewis map. and if it is recorded as such and the citv is bound by the record, so be it and let all hands cry ft . . I" Pil A T V I i kfV-T fll -!.- T-Y f fin surveying ground of the lots and streets in Oregon Citv, awhv will not the citv save money bv pavingaMr. Applegate for a du plicate map. I understand that he thought when last in Oregon eity, that he had his ; field notes of 181:1-44 That there was a Htreet indicated between the bluff and Main street, is self evident to my mind, as many lots were sold fronting toward the . east, and no man of sense would purchase a lot with his frontispiece boring into a ,rock except he be a miner, and 1 never i heard those lots were purchased with this intention and with no chance of tlet except by the rear, and that again only by and with the permission of his neighbors on the front towards Main street. If there was no Liuff street, of what use were the alleys ami streets leading east from Main street? I submit these suggestions for what they are worth' e 1 Lyceum. The question ' Shall the U. S. extend an immediate protectorate over the Mexican Republic' was ably argued before the Lyceum of this citv n Tues day evening last. The Chairman remark ed, at the close of the debate, in substance that the question had been so ably con tested that it made it difficult for him to decide, nevertheless, he held that the af firmative had the best of the argument, in showing that the I nited States have a right to extend such a protectorate, the better t carry out the Monroe Doctrine. That th negative have hovn that it would-.be bad political economy to meddle with Mexican affairs at present. The next question f.jr argument is in regard to Capital Punish ment, but being Christmas, it is probable the Lyceum will not meet on .Tuesday eve . ning, but in imitation of the National ((511 gress will "adjourn over for the holidays."' Ciiristmas Time. Refore another issue of the Enterprise. Christmas will have .passed. fs01d Cris Cringle has already be- ..gan his work informally in this communi ty', by filling his depot, at the Lincoln lia- ' kery, and other established headquarters, .replete with toys.preparatory to dispensing his gifts. This is a good old-time custom. -which annually springs up Phoenix-like in the freshest youth, reminding older heads . of what they have just buried. The ancient .custom of erecting Christmas Trees, in jarlor and church, will be carried out in this city, on Monday evening, at various places, ami churches will be decorated with evergreens. We wish all our patrons a Merry Christmas Holiday, and a continu ance of the many " gifts"'"of the Bountiful Hand which prospers them. '6tovk Transfer. Mr. I). P. Thompson. - of this city has has disposed of his interest in the Woolen Factory, Ave understand at a handsome premium. The operation in cluded an amount of $13,500. Messrs. Brown Bros, of Walla Walla, were the pur chasers. The county can lose nothing by the transaction, as Mr. Thompson is still greatly identified with interests here, while tlie transfer brings another to become in like manner identified with our, increasing prosperity. Is it Right ? Young gentlemen and 'l.tdies of Mount Pleasant feel themselves jj-ujured. because of a change in the pro gramma for the Christmas festivals in tnat neighborhood. They selected Christmas evening, it appears, for a social reunion among themselves, when the evening for the Christmas Tree festival was changed, t designedly 0to interfere. It is not our p-nSv-ince to discuss such matter, but we very jnueh question it as being right. .Masonic Election. At the election of -officers, A. F. and A. M., held at Masonic Hall in this city on Saturday evening last, -the following named gentlemen were elect- d officers tor the ensuing Masonic year J. E. Hurforvl, W. M.; J. R. Ralston, S. W.; David Philglish. J. W.: Forbes Barclay. Treasurer ; N. W. Randall. Tyler. The in stallation will take place on the evening of .December 'it th. School District No. 11. We are pleased to learn, from Mr. B. C. Lewis, that our es teemed young friend Will. Kelly is meeting with satisfactory success in his elTorts as a .teacher iu the above district. His school numbers about thirty scholars, ranging from the" ABC littlcones, to those much larger and more advanced. Extp.a Tiuxstortatiox. In consequence of the large amnmtffof freight passing lowu the Willamette river, the P. T. Com- pauy have for two wegks kept the Snat and Akrt plying between Orerron City ai: or id l ortlana. and yet the quantity accumu lates t-om that fruitful garden, the bound less valley of Oregon. A Pleaslke ix Anticipation- Messrs "White & Rhoadcs have0 decided to name their new hotel the Cliff House, whjch is very appropriate. On Christmas evening, we feel tfured .that all who attend the opening party at the Cliff House will be well repaid for it. Tickets S-l 00. Vacation. Thc Public School of this city closed yesterday for vacation January 2d. The attendance has been larger than ever heretofore there being about 183 scholars, in all departments. Thanks. Mr. Charles Friedrich, and Mr. Geo. A. Haas, have our thanks for kind re membrances. ArcriON Sale.- Do not forget the sale of the "Willamette LIousc fu 10 o'clock A. 21. " " -w ' u City Affairs. Ed. Enterprise ': I promised in my last communication to keep you and the .public posted on the subject of the city fire department. Since that date I am glad to say there is a fair prospect of a water company being organ ized. The draft3 and plans will be sub mitted for approval at next meeting of the city council, and I have no. doubt jll be accepted. The sooner such a necessary enterprise be perfected the better. Last week we came near having a conflagration followed by a fearful howling of " no water," no engines," " no ladders' " no nothing.1' and a little fault finding at-ihe filling up of the cisterns. Pray whatan be done with rotten cisterns and a broken engine that can hold no water ? It is true fnv vparariAn tx ill V 1 A . CtO . u"i : Z: "Ui A , 111 r uui miui ncucNjai 11 v reeeue wnen the ram I ceases. 5Wh irii. V "Z V.ufJtt . v. u uui nuai uic city needs. Let the citizens meet and ofi) ,,v,;-, r. V1- I 111 ' c""' a uvuiv auu lauaer company ; re suscitate the fire company ; and by the time these are fully organized the wat pipes and hydrants will be ready to make ythe fire department complete, and second to none on the Pacific coast. Let no sel- tisli motives thwart such necessary im provements. ItwiU pay property holders 100 per cent, on their real estate, so let every citizen give a strong pull, a long pull, and all pull together. 0 More Axon. Oregon Citt, Dec. 19th, 18GG Ed. Enterprise : Dear Sir : As you are comparatively a stranger in Oregon City and not acquaint ed with the early history of the maps. plats, &.c, of this enterprising place, I take itie liberty ot correcting an error in an ar ticle in the December 15th No., headed " lil)ljImprovements."pJn that you say you consul tedsthe orifuittv plat. Now if you have seen that original plat, and can inform the citizens ot Oregon Citv where it can be found, you will coni'ea very great favor. You infer also that all land under the bluff is the private property of Daniel Harvey. If such is the fact; then it sfeuld be assessed to him. q Yours, Arc, Citizen. The plat which we consulted, and which we understood to be the " original plat," is that on file at the office of the county clei() En. Enterprise. d Tiie Road to. Portland. We learn from the Pdgtland papers that the McAd amized iu good trim for riding and driving, and that the ferry at Milwaukie will be kept running the entire winter. Oregon City is noay station in the win- ter e hafe no rfSilds. and are cnse- queniiy proof against any raids into our streets of horses and carriages, oixvehieles of any kind from Portland, nor can our liverv stable owners make anv onsets 0(9)tipon the tranquility of Portland. Ain't e y we a happy set here ten miles apart and utterly unablo mae the connection ex cept by steamboat, the entire winter. The McAdamized road from Portend fS) Mil waukie is one of the finest drives to be found anywhere on the Pacific coast and the expenditure of a few hundred dollars vo(gxI extend it to Oregon City ; then we might see the cheerful faces of ouiEmpo- rium friends here daily -our hotelsvould be stopping places for hundreds where now only those who can't help themselves stay with us. Our livery stables would be worth something to their rCjoprietors, and stock of whatever nature would come up. What travel now gives us the slip, and edibles the Boone ferry route to pay handsome dividends, woM pass through Oregon City. Who will Tell what it will cost, to put the road through from the White House to Oregon City, via Oswego? If intended to have tlvj road built, give us the facts and we will work them up. 1st ate a i:ws. lcratum. v o ceavor Lto reproduce in the columns of the Enter- nasi:, under j headQd' " Orccron' a full 'record YA' events transpiring throughout the i n tire State, and by giving this matter special care hope to be able to lay before our rc.uler.s subjects of more value than trashy telegraphic nevs although we shall give that, so fur as we deem it reliable. Last week a most aggravating blander oc curred in an article relating to Oregon's first and last tmt. -written bv Mr. J. G- Campbell of this citv. and which was copied from the report of the Secretary of State. Where speaks of their object having been accomplish! read : "After having issued some $10,000. and broken both olr crucibles, (we had with milch troubg; .ly been able to procure two.) and having effected our object to-wit : popped the influx of South American cur rency, and every niece that we coined he- ing at the exponkfy ot the tympany, we concluded to cease operations, and did so." II ass Meetixjj. On Thursday evening our quiet city was aroused by the discours ing otwo ardcnt-spirii-uvLlists, upon the most pube thoroughfare. Their fcible jlemonstrations wvffe shortly inwrrunted by Marshal Ryan, who walked them to jail to await an action before Jfecorder .Moore, on a charge of drunken -nixd riotous con duct. (5uS) Statistical. Mr. J. M. Bacon. County Clerk of Clackamas county, furnishes us vih the following statistics of his office for one year, from July 1st 1803 untilJuly 1st 18i?6' : Whole number of dtyts record ed, 2ii recorded value of the Wine, $306. 172. Whole number of mortgages record ed. Ci'd recorded value of the same, $108.(i05. Total number of marriage licenses issued, 41. A Pleasant Sciut.ise. Last Wednesday evening one of the orders of this city, pre sided over by Rev. P. S. Kniaht of the Congregational Church, as chaplain, took thatgentleman by surprise, and(reseiited with an abundant and substantial gift, as a token of their respect for him. The gift was peCuliarlysuitable and properly bestowed. MARRIED. In this city, on Tuesday, December ISth, bv Rev. I 1). Driver. Mr. O. P. MAT- T0ON and Miss E. L. DICKSON, all of this ?ounty. DIED. Nearrccron Citv. on the nSrning of the llth inst, William" Orin, son of Elder M. N. Stearns, aged 12 yrs, 11 months and 12 days. Sentinel, JacksunvcgJe, copy. OBITUARY. Over the telen-rarihir! ncTSss. I In looking find the death of Georsre A. SummersThos- Fie .tal Steward of Fort KlamntVi nnnmincpH He commuted suicide, bv taking morphine, on the l"th inst. Summers enlisted iu Capt McCown's Company, E, 1st Oregon Infantry le, pt and was. dis barged with the muster out the company, when he re-enlisted a hinitnl steward in the regular service. He was a young lawyer, of good ability and tine ad dress, and but for the curse" intemperance would have been an ornament to societv; but he has fallen, the victim ot his appetite". ' Let us kindly draw around bis memirv the vri! of charity and forgetfulness, and" only re member him as one who was willing to pent his all for his country, iu the hourjf need irrftiirii i bim i AUCTION ANU COMMISSION A. H. Miclaartisoii, AUCTIONEER! Corner of Front and Oak streets. Portland. Of Real Estate, Groceries, General, Merchan dize and Hones, EVERY WEDNESD AY q AND SATURDAY! A. B. Riciiabdsox, Auctioneer. At Private Sale 2 English Refuted Ear and Bundle iron; Gj also : O A Large assortment cf Groceries a?id Liauors. i -t . A- B- icoardson Auctioneer. FIRST CJJLASS Family Grocery Store Nearly opposite the Enterprise Office, ilaia street, Oregon City. E. D. KELLY TTAS IX STORE. IS XJOOD CER.' o JL JL and for sale, the following articles to-wit : Qoffee, .Tapani-Tea, Chocolate, Tea, Black Tea, Corn-s&irch, Golden syrup, Green Tea, Oswego do.. Sugars, " Crush d sngar,Satin-gloss do. Salaratus, Pulveriz'd do., Cherried soap, Packing salt, Coffee do., Castile do., Dairy salt, Lemon syrup, Fancy-toilet do TaUl4 salt, Fiuvering ext. Candles, CooKmg &oda, Kerosene oil, Ground coffee, Sal. soda, Olive do., Farini, Rope, Clothei pins, Sardines, CoraMeal, Cream tartar, Mackerel, Drowns, Snuff, Cod-fish, Blast'gpowd!-r,Giin-caps, Lead, Valle Mills 6-ShooterballShot, Pacific sportngo-Shooter " 'hite beas, Yiat. powd'rs, Vinegar, Buckets, Washing " Cheese, a(Hs' Liquorish, Borax, Nirr-megs, Hominy, liusins, Zante currents Dried apples, lined peaches,Soda enfekers, Blueing. Prunes, Butter crack' i s Rice, ilaccaQini, Blacking, TOBACCO CANDIES NUTS of or op All Kinds ! All Kinds ! All Kinds 1 With thf fnl Inivi n ir n -r "V-n - GEORGE WASHINGTON is obtained free gratis, with each article pur chased Canned fruitQOysters, Gr. spices, Cranberry see. Lobsters, Cinnamon, pomatoes, JLnglish pickls, Cloves, Peaches, American drt., Ginger, Green corn, Pepper sauce, Mustard, O IrSellies. Catsui). Pepper. I Bluck matches,French mstardVrorc'stershire 0, NS A-, -o A-f -v- , --- - - S3J"Cash, and one price to everybody. No croods misrepresented to effect sales. A child can buv as much for its money as any other miffi. Money refunded where an article fails to irive satisfaction. Sink or swim, lair dealing is oinrniotto. 7:ly) E. D. KELLY. LING 01 N BAKERY! A Vest Side Main Strtet, OregonXaty ...Oregon. L. DILLEE Proprietor. II AY I NQgi EM O YE D INTO M? NEW BUILDING! I am now prepared to serve PERSONS INDIVIDUALLY, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, OR PRIVATE PARTIES AND BALLS, YVTTHYSTEH SUPPERS ! On short notice. ) I would also io&rrn the public that I still continue the -manufacture of Bread, Pies, (kes, Pilot Bread, Boston, Butter, Sugar and .oda Crackers, etc. lh addition to which 1 will keep constantly on hand a large stock of the best staple and family groceries, )visions, etc. l:lyj L. DILDER. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR T HE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE bv tiie incominc steamer, a large variety of IIoH'ty Gootls, suited to the wants of this community. Persons contemplating purchasing will do well to wait until they can inspect my stock. L. DILLEli, 7: tw At the Lincoln Bakery. f886. 1867. am VARNING. AS THE NEW YEAR IS APPROAgH ing it is a fitting time to settle accounts. All those owing me Book Accoui(t are earnestly requested to make im-mediate-payment, as I need money, and caSinot do business without it. All who settle b3r the first of January next, may save them selves trouble, as I (propose to open a new set of books at that time and(A6 business ON THE READY PAY SYSTEM! P. S. Any person having any of my feed sacks, are hereby notified to" return the same immediately. VM. BARLOW. Oregon City, December oth, 18i5. (7: lw GAME M A H STORE! JAME3 M0RFITT & CO., T"T70ULD INFORM THE PUBLIC-ES-VV pecially of Cancmah that they have established a Store at that place, where they will keep on hand a well assorted stock of Merchandise and Groceries. which will be sold at reasonable rates, for the purpose of establishing permanentlsgjsuch a necessity at Canemah. Try u?) (?:ly POKY SALOON. Main street, Oregon City, adjoining the brick Store of S. Ackerman. JAMES 3IAXS, Propriety. This popular saloon is always supplied with the very best quality of Wines and Liquors, Ale, Porter. Beer aud Cider, Cigars and Tobacco. Give me a call. Lj:lyJ JAMES MANN. EXECUTRIX NOTICE. TTAVING BEENPPOINTED EXECU rl TRIY of the estate of William Smith deceased, bv the Hou.County Court of Clack amas Ctmntv, Oregon, all persons having claims against the said estal, are required to i)resent them, with the necessary vouch ers at mv residence in Oregon City.witlnn six mouths "from this date, and those owing tho estate are required to makejmmediate pay ment. FRANCES SMITH. Kxecutrix. Oregon City, Dec. 8. 166'. : :Tav rjntinfi Fair Warning! r-TrlIT f,ii. navincr taiteS without CSS Square and Octagon Cast steel; Ruse Shots, I 'ties, Rasps, Saves; Screws, Fry-Pans, Sheet Iron, It. G. Iron; X in Clackamas county, will expire on The 20th dnyof December, 1866. And all taxes not paid on or bcfe that date will be co'lected as on execution. W. P. BURNS, jn SJicrif of Clackamas County. OreWla City, Nof; Pith, iS'J-i. A.:r)vr HIGHLY IMPORTANT ! To all wishing V Wagons, Carriages, HORSE SHOEING. BLACK SMITHING, J RON, ETC. John W, Lewis, Corner of MAIN and SECOND streets, ' OREGON cur. Takes this opportunity to inform his old customers, aud the public . . i-. 1 in general, niau hb uuw ny o O has oajrund q THE CELBBRATED UNION PLOW! o Aud other patterns which he warrants in every particular to give satisfaction. The farming community are especially anu earnestly invited to call and see these im plements, before purchasing elsewhere. All work in his line is aone in xne oesi possible manner, and at such prices as must suitall. In connection, with the above de partment of business the undersigned is also prepared to manufacture Wagons and Carriages of every kind! in point of style and durability EQUAL TO ASY IMPORTED! HavincQonstantlv on hand IBrsale a larsre assortment of material, consisting in piirt of WAGON TIMBER, IR OJSTS TEEL ETC,, The proprietor is o o Enabled to fin all Orders ! O For such Articles on q o The Most Fayorable Terms. o All work from this establishment, and all mateil sold on order, is warranted to be as represented T -nr T T1TTTL1 Oregon City. Bev l.lfifif, j. y . Xjl v jo. l:ly GOODS o o o o AND o o L&WoPEICES. I. SELLING, o GO Corner of Main andThird streets. G 0 OREGON CITY, rpiIANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS, AND J hqpThg fr a continuance of the same, wouldQnvite the attention of the(Uiblic to his large stock now in store, consisting of fancy and staple DRY GOODS, FURNISHIXfeGOODS, AND MANY HOLIDAY PRETEXTS I BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. YALICES, TRUNKS, AsND UMBRELLAS! Groceries, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware, Paints, Oils, Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys and Burners ! Hardware, Cutlery, etc., etc. Being (ijlatul reds of Other Articles! 'Too punier on s to Mention! s ) (S) ISf Call and examine for yourself. I take pleasure in showingegoods, and customers will find the articles at reasonable figures for cash orroduce. I. SELLING, Corner store, opposite the 5:ly Tin and stove store. Sework Bakery! a-F. c. iioiyfua, No. 9 Mrth Front Street, ....... Oregon, TZ"EEPS ON HAND a lar-ie assortment of JL3L. all kinds of Groceries and pravisions of superior quStiitv, at low rafes. Also, of nisown manufacture, all kinds of; CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD, PIES, RAKES ANg ERE AD Also, a cnoice lot of Russian Caviar, by the package, to suit purchasers. Also, a fine lot of OLD OTARD BRANDY, by the gallon. I- Orders from the interior soticiurd, and promptly attended to. 2.1y WORK BOXES, AD A GREAT AlllETTOF FANCY Goods for llxe Holidays ! Just received and for sale by WASSERMAN d: CO. 4-2mJ 77 Front street, Portland. Valuable Land for Sale. too ACRES situated on the East side of the Willamette river, 2 1-2 miles behiw OregonXity, and nearly opposite the new Iron Works. Also: q M-f) 9 ACRES adjoining Oregon City XJL on the southland : 8"T ACRES lying north east, and adjning I the Oreg City Claim. Also: Two Desirable Lots for residences, with newly builtdwelling hcSes thereon, situated in Oresontjitv. Any and all of the above tracts of land can be purchased on easv terms, bv applving to 7:3m ABEL EUDY. " Or. Johnson 5t,McCofrn, Orison Cfty. STRAYED. I7R05I GEORGE MARSHALL'S PLACE, . on Wednesday the 11th of Nov., a B A i AMER1C AN MARE! Branded Similar to tjiis Mark tin on the left hip ; she is about 11 hands high ; has a white star in the forehead, aud collar marks on the shoulders. Any person leav ing information that will lead to her recov ery, at Mr. Cram's Livery Stable, or at the Oregon House in this citv. or who wi return her, will bS) rewarded. "HENRY HENBIC1. . Oregon C'iy, November jltb, 165-5. 6:1 WILL AM ETTE? IRON WORKS COMPANY ! jTt North Front aud E sts., -it,m Pniflanr1 O Iron Founders, STEAM ENGINE o -AND BOILER BUILDERS. THESE WORKS ARE LOCATED ON the bank of the river, one block north of Couch's Whrf. and have facilities for turn ing out machinery promptly and efficiently. We have secured the services of Mr. John Nation, as Director of the Works, whose ex perience on this coast for fifteen years gives him a thorough knowledge of the various kinds of machinery required for mining and milling purposes. We are prepared to exe- pcute orders for all classes of machinery and Doner worts, sucn as o AND MIXING STEAMBOAT MACHINERY I FLOURINQMILLS ! SAW MILLS 1 QUARTZ MILLS I I MINING PUMPS f t &ZC.y &C, &C- Manufacture and Repair Machinery of all linds. IRON SHUTTER WORK at San Francisco cost and freight. Wheeler d: Ran dalUs Patent Grinder and Amalgamator. Dunlmr's and Steven's Self Adjusting Patent Piston Packing, cither applied to old or new steam cylinders. Quar stampers, Shoes and ties,ij the best hard iron. i:y PORTLAND PULUBIXC, GAS & STEAM No. HO Kirst Sticit. ON HAND AND CONSTANTLY RE ceiving from the East Cooking Kanges, Hot Water Boilers, Cop per, Tin and Planished Bath Tubs; Square and Angular Black Walnut Counter-Sunk Marble Wash stands ; Cold, and Hot and Cold Water Showers ; Silver-Plated Basin Cocks ; Marble Wash Basins ; Force-and Lilt Pumps; HydraulicDRams; Non-Freezing Hy drants; Water Closets, 3cc , 6lc. O Zf Persons wishing to introduce Cold, or Hot and, Cold Water into their premises. either .Plain or Ornamental, would do well o Portland, October, I860. C. II . MYERS. o Engineer andthers, TAKE AOTICE. o JUST(XeceiveoV a small lot of the cele brated Scotch Tubes for Water Guages. Also, the Largest Stock ever offered be fore in this city of all sizes Wrought Iron Pipes fron 1-8 to 4 inch inside diameter; Brass Cocks, T's, Elbows, Return Bends, Nipples, BjTshings. &c. Constantly on haud, Steam Whistles, Steam Guages, Water Guages, Governor and Stop Valves, Throttle, Angle and Check Valves, Guage Cjbcks, AirCocks, and a kinds of FOR STEAM, WATER A jft GAS. Z5$ Persons wishing any thing in the above line, will dowell to examine and price my stock before sending to San Fran cisco. C. H. MYERS, Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Estab lishment, No. 110 First Street, Portland.) October, I860. S:. Fifteen Years in Oregon. s, J. M'COR THE Pioneer Bookseller and Publisher Of this State, desires to inform all his old customers (and as many new ones as fnay not be acquainted with the fact) tht h$ still continues to operate at the FRANKLIN BOOK STORE, 105 Front Street, Portland. (exactly opposite mocxt hood) Where he is prepared to furnish SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONER Y, S!FI KF.T MITSrC INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all kiuds of Musical Instruments. CHUItCU 3U1C HOOKS. BASS, VIOL, GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS. BLANK BOOKS, TOYS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, NEWSPAPERS, "MAGAZINES, GLOliLS, PRESSES, lyr.(fe PENS, Photographic Alburns, And every other article in the above line. SUMMONS. COUNTY COURT OF CLACKAMAS County, State of Oregon : oo cent Kevenue stamp. A. G. Bradford Plaintiff, vs. Margaret Mitch ell, defendant. Action at law r the ie-0 overy of nxoney only. j l'o Marg-et' Mitchell, said defendant : In j the name ot the State ot (UregSm, you are hereby require to appear and an comnlaint tiled aaiiinst you in the a a cx a c r j -r r -i mas county, State of Oregon, and if you fail to answer said comphunt by the first Monday of January-, 1367, theplaintiftjvill take judg ment aerainst you for thessum of 77 dollars and 50 cents, with clist and disbusements of this action. S. HUELAT, 5:6WJ Att'y f Plaintiff. W. 13. PARTLOW'S Livery, Feed & Sale Stable, Main Street Oregon City. rlHE proprietor, after an expedence of JL fifteen $iears feels his ability to serve his customers in a satisfactory manner, and still continues to let horses and carriages on fa vorable terms, also to teed, bay, svll or ex- change horses. (3m VOOD lWOOD ! WQ0D ! W00D ! WJNTER ! WINTER ! JAMES II. GI$T IS PREPARED TO DE liver HardWood, Dry Fir Wood and Bark, to order and warrant satisfaction. Or ders left at Smith. & Marshall's shop prompt ly tilled JAMES H. GIST. Oregon City, Decenbr 1st, 1806. 6tt TO SUBSCRIBERS. WOOD WANTED. Cord Wood taken in navment of Suberiiitlons to the Oregon Citt Esterprise. Delivered fttth Office, or on the bluff, corner of Center and Seventh, street. ' MiCK, REDING TON & CO.'S COLUMN. EEDINGTON & COs Essence of Jamaica Singer. THIS VALrABLEPREPARATION, Con taining, ia a highly concentrated form, all the properties of the Jamaica Ginger, has become one xf the most popular domestic remedies forall diseases or the stomach and digestive organs. As a toDic it will be found invaluable to all persons recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts to the system all the glow and rigor that can be produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free Irom the reactionary effects that follow the use of spirits of any k'ind. It is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate relief to the spasms that so frequently accompany that period. It gives immediate relief to nausea, caused by sea-sickness, etc. It is also valuable as an external application for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. 5 RED1NGTON & CO. 6mar3uj Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast. " MARTHA WASHINGTON" HAIR EEST0UER. Trust none other, howe'er pleasant, None can do what this has done Try it always kaep it present Cse the Martha Washington. IT IS NOT A DYE It will keep the tlie Hair soft and glossy : change it fij its Original Color; prevent the Hair falling out; make old heads look young ; and do all that is expected of a genuine, Good Hair E storer. REEINGTON & Co., Agents, San Francisco. MARTHA WASHINGTON" HAIR RESTORER Is a wonder of the world, and stands above comparison with any other article for the hair ever brought before tl public. Sold every where. . GREDINGTON'S Flavoring Extracts. o Are made from FRESH FRUITS. Each bottle holds twice as much as any other brand in the market, consequently they are the cheapest and the best USE NO OTHER. REMINGTON A- Co., A cents for the Pacific Coast. GRAEFESTBERG UteeineCatholicon. If laithfully used according to directions will cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly miti gate the troublesome effects caused by a re laxation of the outlet of the bladder. It is a most successful remedy for Gravel rnd other diseases of the kidneys and bladder, and for Female diseases is unequalled. The Catholicon uniformly cures Prolaps-iis Uteri. Wlgtes, all Irregularities of the Month ly period. Suppression, Incontinence of uine Bloating and DnSpsical swellings, and all diseases of pregnancy. The specie action of this medicine is immediate and certain upon the Uterine and abdominal muscles and liga ments restoring them to as healthy a state as those of childhood a youth, so that pa tients who have used theraefenberg Compa ny's Uterine Catholicon cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for the relief aftordea. REDINGTON & Co.. Agents, w 416 and 418 Front street, San Francisco. w HY WILL YOU DEI?AY. We are sorry that there are (?) persons who suffer on day by day,, month after month, and year by year, when friends and neighbors have been cured of the same rodady that afflicts them. Now it has been proved by substan tial evidence that SCOYILL'S (JJ3L00D AND LIVER SYRUP will cu the worst cases of scrof ula, Canser, Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, etc.; yet still there are those who neglect this sure and valuable remedy. To such we say, try the syrup be convinced REDINGTON &. Co., Agents, 415 and 115 Front street, San Francisco. STOP THAT COUGHING fw SOME OF YOU CAJf'T, AXD WE, PITY you. (you have tried every remedy but the ONE destined, by its intrinsic merit, to supersedo all sim ilar preparations. It is nogsurprising vSii should bo reluctant to try something else after the many ex periments you have made of trashy compounds foisted on the public as a certain cure ; bul NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup pnnds of tftople in California ami Oregon nave been S hv thft BumriRinff c5naiv nowen alroady benetitted by the surprising curative powers NEWELL'S ' Pulmbifary Syrup and wiUi one accord give it their unqualified rpro. bation. 'Wo now address ourselves to all who sre un. acquainted with this, the greatest Panacea of the age for the healteg of all d1Sua6C3 of the Throat aud Lungs, assuring you that 0 NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup has cured thonsands and It will curs YOU if you try j. This invaluablo medicine 13 pleasant to the taste; soothing, healing and strengthening in its cflects; en tirely free from all poisonous or deleterious drugs, and perfectly harmless under all circumstances. ortificat2)from many prominent citizens of Baa Francisco accompany every bottle of NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup EEUINGTO: L CO. Ag-, San Francises. swer the really the VERY BEST remedy ever compoundoa bove en- T'or tho cure of Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Asthma rio-i.. yhoorintr Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption. Ihou- or WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT. TQ THE SICK Cares "Without the use ot Medicines t FvvTvstn, Tears in San Frchcisco. - P i o n c c r water AND Cure, "Dr. Bournes Baths !" Perfect Cures Guaranteed, according to agreement in all eases. For the Cure of Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Bron chitis, Consumption, (incipient) Pleurisy, Fever and Ague, alt other Fevers, Drppsy, Erysipelas, Colds, Coughs, Oak Poisoning. for which Dr. Bourne discoTered the onlv scientific and cure,) Dyspepsia, "Dreams,'' Sexual Weakness, theremoval of Mercury and all other Mineral Poisons, etc. The methods adopted by Dr lJourne are the irost pleasant the safest, quickest and most reliable ever devised. 5FSAVE YOUR TIME, Cifort and Money, by employing Dr. EOTJRNE. Consultation's FREE, by Mail or Express, or personally. Send or calljfor a circular of recommenda- tions, references, certificates of cures, etc. which are not bogus, but given by well known and responsible individuals. o. 10 JIASOXIC TEMPLE Corner of Montgomery and Post Street3 (S) SAN FRANCISCO. Entrance on Post street, adjoining the Grand Postal. RHEUMATISM! Thrmio-hnnt this Coast a freat deal of suf fering is experienced from Rheumatism., Weeks and even months of protracted and aggravated miser' is endunl Dy the victims of medical iueliiciency and ignorance, which could be cured just as speedily as was Me. Sparrow, whose tfstirnony is given below, and is only the echo of hundreds of other cases. Dr. Docrs( cures without medi cines, which accounts for his extraordinary success. (?No. 10, Masouic Temple, Pott street entrance : rtgSAX Fraxcisco, Sept. 6, 1S61. Dr. Bourse : Last Winter 1 was nearly dead, bv an attack of inflammatory rheuma tism. "I suffered the most excruciating pains for about five weeks, without anv hope of relief, when friend hearing of my illness, called to see me, and assured me that if I. would stop " drugging and dosing" and go. to bu, that you would haveme walking about the streets in three days. tSure enough,, although I was utterly helpless, and con veved to your house in a carriage, and car ried into it by three stout men, and by them lilted iSto thbah, yet, on coming out of it, I largelv assisted myself, doing much to wards dressing, and, witnout assistance, walked from the bath to the carriage. On the fourth day I discharged my carnage and walked, with a friend's aid, the entire dis tance to your house (nearly a mile) and home again, and so on until cured. I felt myself a well man. And now 1 am happy to'do vou this little service, of publicly cer tifying to the simple truth, leaving it to do, its work among my frieuds and acquaint ances as ma chance to see this. Your friend, JOSEPH SPARROW.. CONSUMPTION! An Interesting mLelter, Very few persons, even among physicians, would have been wilhg upon any terms to have been in the condition of the writer of the following letter on the 14th of February lpst. I will anticipate somewhat his report of the facts by saying that on the 15th of August he made me a visit, " the very pic ture of good health." Time, which trie and proves all thingshas. sufficiently tested this case, and shown that neither relapse nor collapse have followed, the cure is perfect, and can be cited amoncjthe stores of similar case the result of my improved modu of treating; diseases without medicine. G. M. BOURNE, Water Cure Physician, No. 10, Masonic Temple, Post street "Sacramexto, April 30, 1SE5. Dr. G. M. Bourne Dear Sir : D- is with, pleasure and satisfaction that 1 now let you. know of my good health. Looking back upon what I have passed through, it seem as if I had been lifted from the grave, and I think it my duty to acknowledge to you and the world "the benefit I derived froji water treatment as administered by you in j-our :elehrated baths. It was in August 1S64, . when disease developed itself with a severe- rmnrli 1 thpn tnnk medicinos. rre-VJirnr . w - - 1 n o i worse, with chills, levers, loss of strength. and was pronounced consumptive. This set me to thinking, and finally iJetermined to leave ray husiness and go to the Sandwich Islands, havingbeen informed that I could, not be cured here. I went to San Francisco,, and while waiting for a ship called upon Dr. Bourne, who stated that a trip to the Islands would probably result disastrously, was wholly unnecessary, as I could be speedily cured at his establishment. I placed myself nnder his treatment! and in one week) was so much improved I thought I could risk re- . - j j .. i.-i.. .... r Hiding nome anu uo iny uui as r.ugmecr on the Central Pacific Railroad. The Doc- tor objected, but I thought 1 knew better,, and returned to duty. In about two weeks mf5 cough returned, and I kept getting worse, and contrary to Dr. Bu rue's injunc- tion never to take medicine again, committed that follv, and soon was so completely run down that 1 could sca-;ely walk; so, as a last resortg)I concluded once pioreto trjj the Water Cure. I went to San Francisco few of tpy friends expecting me to return ; in factt thought my return doubtful. On ar rivals: at Dr. Bourne's establishment (Feb. (i4, 1665) I was not able to get into the bath without assistance, but m a few days I began. g to recover myself again. I remained with, him only six weeksfwheu I felt a "wiser and better man," without the aid of medi cine. I have how been at work several weeks, and find that I am gaining every day and at present bid fair to be sfbuter than ever before. Persons visitiifg the Doctor's establishment find it just what it should be. both in the Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Depart ments, and I cannot say too much in praise of the Doctor's kind attentions to his pa tients. This letter I wiste for the benefit of all tho ainicted, to be used as the Doctor decides, and should it be th means of directing any to his care and treatment who (as they as suredly will) find relief,! will be paid lor niv trouble. JAMES CAMPBELL, " Engineer Central Pacific Rajlroad. Sax Fraxcisco, Aug. 22 1863. Advised bv the undersigned, Mr. James. Campbell, of the Central Pacific Railroad, (who was then in a most deplorable state of ill health) placed himself under the care of Dr. Bourne, the Water e Cure Physician. Some six months ofterward he visited the citv. vheu I accidentally met him at Dr. Bourne's establishment, and am happy to say, restored to th enjoyment cf good health, and in fine spirits, JOHN SULLIVAN. Dr. Bourne treats aU diseases of the throat, chest and lungs -which includes dip theria, bronchitis, incipient consumption, pleurisy, croup., fotc., with great success. Great relief is. afford sd in advanced stages of consumption. Rheumatism, paralysis,'"neu ralgia, feverand ague, dropsy, etc , etc., arc also cured quickly, pleasantly and eccoiom-, ically. No medicine whatever. Dr. Bourne takes the libirtv to publish the wabove as many persons had prophesied TniH relapse into his tormer condition, on return ing to his duties, of the writer of an " Inter esting Letter," whase statements concerning the cure of a well defined case of consump tion have recently attracted so much atten tion to the Water Cure, as improved upon and practised by Dr. Bourne. This addi tional testimony must prove satisfactory to. all reasonable minds. . It should Tf.e remem bered that J)r. Bourne uses no medicine whatever, and that his patients almost uni- versally are those vboa failed, ta receive re lief from th.& n-rediccJ practitioners ; yet they. are cured witn great rapidity, anam a pieag aut and aseeeajSa maer. " Ni. lrMajici(i TcT'-ip, I y itreet eatjaqce. "lV 0