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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1866-1868 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1867)
0 0 0 O G 4 0 o o o 0 O 0 0 o 0 O G o G 0 si 3 3 (Elje iDcckln tfmtcvprisc. ' TOWS AXD COl'KTY. Flour Shipments to the East. The San Francisco agent of the Pacific Mail Steam ehip Company seems disposed to do all ia Lis Dower to encourage the people io make lib eral shipments of Flour via the Isthmus. The charges for small lots is $ 1 75 gold per iim lbs But contract rates for round lots, neatly rut up in bags and covered with gun nies 1 5" per U'O IDs., or say to New York, 3 Per barrel, m gold. At this rate of freight extra Flour can be sold in .New York Denver, at $15 per barrel, currency. It will be it nienibeted that an enterprising merchant of San Francisco recently shipped '5 barrels as an experiment. 1 he hour ar I rived ui good order, and hs agent was of IViOl 15 5U per bbl. for & but refused the iffer as he could do better by sending it to Philadelphia. At the price otlered it would return a fair profit on the myuey invested This speculation rather reverses the order o! things as thev existed only a few years ago. "'The Pacific "States cau now supply New York with flour as cheap as the Western Slate But little more than teu years ago California depended fo- her bread upon for eign couutries. The nierch ni referred to has since sent 500 barrels, which has proba bly reached New York by this time. Our information regarding the San Francisco wheat and Hour markets, is that prices are droopinz- This will a fiord better facilities to shipi)ers East, but when we add that j prices of freight from Portland to San Fran tisco are tending to an advance, it aflords little consolation to the farmers of Ore-on w-ho hav&iuterest amid a hoje of disposing of their surplus. The matter of packing flour in barrels is hftomiwg quiten imD portant feature, and w e believe thatKe Im perial Mills of this cityswere the first to un dertake it. Wagons", loaded with barrels, pass through our streets almost daily, and some of these may fir their wav East. We are sure that no" better Hour is made than that which they will contain. Tekuible Casualty. On last Monday evening two 3nen, Mr. James McLaughlin, q lorry man, and Mr. Patrick Turner, who had gone beyond safe bounds in setting t.ieir tUh Sets beloYv the falls at this city were drown ed. Thiy were in alight skill' and ran from the eddy out into the swift current which they had scarcely struck, when the skiff" was caught by one of the wUiris that are always surging there at high water, and instantly went uuwii stern tirst. The men and the boat disappeared lor a moment but soou came up a few rods down stream and the pit'ii swam tor some time. One of them kept on the sui face so remarkably well that the j;evt.jtos though, for a time that tie could ho. d out till Succor ?onldsreach him, but he finally, wtit-u neat ly opposite toe warenoue, sank and wusseeu no more. The Senator was jut arriv ing when the accident occur red, and Cant. Keliogg ran her up (juto the swift w uter, and hid the men stand oy with take poles to rescue the uissortuuate men, lut ttiev sank before the .steamer reached them. Tlie bodies have nut yet been re covered. 1 Prepaying Postage. For the benefit of ail whom it may concern, and to show that the Postmaster is obliged to collect postage in advance., we quote the following from the U. S. Mail and P. O. Assistant : " The col- 1 ust lliiir jjiiA Is. iwi-.'tiiri ti:.t fun ii I "el nn.lni- regularly received by subscribers, the pay ment of postage should be in advancor at eat one quarter and you cannot deliver such papers uutiPIhe postages paid, with out violating your otlieial outn ; nor can you honestly take the prescribed oath your luartetfjy ivtutns : m that outh you swear, "you have not knowingly delivered, or per mitted to be delivered, to any person anv mail matter on which tmi possu-re had notUna.de in Portland. Persons wQ" buy ihat oeeu paiu ine time ot delivery. ii par ties are not prejmre-J. to pay tne postage, withhold the papers until they are, thev will soon find the money, it may occasion sijie dissatisfaction for a while, but in the Xid they and vou will ne better satisfied." Oregon Slowness. It igcarcely possible to over estimate the importance of having this State renresented nronerlv aT-the reij.t Pans Exposition in 1'17(0 But if is now too late, and Oi egon can blame li rself only for it. There is a lack of public spintedness in Oregon, -Mich as will scarcely be found in any other State of the Cm.'m laiiiimr tin- " lead ing" men. Washingn Territory, through j Excelsiou S).v Works. Among our visi the action of Gov. Pickering, sends a Hag j tors the past week we acknowledge the cad siano tie l,xpoition wiweti is two tmndrcd largest end, Iti inches iu the middle, and 1 1 (j) k"h iu icuiriii, iiicnes m iiiameier ai me at ttie length ot l.n teet. lhe iTov-t'iuor says : l lie glorious flag of our country will float from its top, far above the emblems and banners id' every other nation, to the admira tion of all visitors." It will go o Fr.iuee by the igip JJeliiHOitt, Capt. llilwold, and will be shipped oy .Mi. Thomas C money, of LTt salada. California, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and Montana will all be represented. If any r"liody at sent an thing from tlregon, they have been afraid somebody else might hud it out O, go to grass! this matter is played put. Newspapers can't make a State without the co-operation of ipeoje. q Bi ttk Cheek Coal Com pant We are in- formed that articles of incorpon tion have fceen hied with the Sect retarv of State, in - ? Creek Co d Coin- corporating the " Butte piy, tor the purpoe of eonstrueting a horse-railway tHr.n ihisQ.-itv to the Peansvl Tama Coal " District, and ' developing the ;.iines of coal lately discovered within twenty mileof us Frank Cooper, O. J. Carr, and il. W. Lamfuii are the incorpora tors. We trust that the discovery of coal on Butte Creek may result more s.itisfictoriiv than such events h..vc dt(Ufe previoush- in Oregon. If coal exists there in such iuan titv, and of such quality, as i eporte.b-yv e may reasonably expect that the mine w4T)"oe developed, that the roajwill be built, and that tiie lighters of the Company will oon be lciiving substantial docks iu this city freighted for Portland with this great desid eratum to the wants of commerce, comfoit, and manufacture's. So mote it be. Tue Temfekaxck Movement. Cant. E. G. Adams, an eld and well tried veteran of the war, having been appointed Grand Lec- j ture for the L O. G. T., of Oregon and Washington Territoty, is now3u a" tour of j this MateHuking common cause against i Aicahol. He lectured at t) M. E. Church in ' this city last evening. He" has also thectrd of 1). G. .S. C. T., and has instituted a lodge j at'MiUvdukie, of lift ecu charter members, j with J. II. Lambert worthy chief. I cIIeld Sacred. The people of Silvertou have an aged oak in their Main street, which is held as sacred as was the old " charter oak." Recently a property holder thought to cut away some ot its branches which shaded his prem.ses tao tn ich. but the p pie oojected and put i-, their proiectioQ tov the Mammoth tree. The street is six rods wiue.jniu iue orancties ot this tamous oak . spread beyond, ou either side, ti teen and ; fweuty feet respectively. Mr. T. L. Hack I artist of this city, has preseuted us witlt a I photograph, of the noble oak. j Filling Up. N V arlv evervnisiness nhiro m tins cm- 1 L occupied, and new ones are be;ng put up. Ve Qiotice that the staud lately occupied by Mr. DiUerwho h.;-; re moved to his new" store, is now bein- h;!,-c wall goods lor Messrs. Mr. J. B. Barlow will be recognized as o. oj the old-time business meu of"Oregoii, hav ing commenced here about twenty years ago. His many friends will be pleased to give him a cad. . G o Side Walk Wanted. A citizen of the Jower ward asks us to mention the fact that ti better walk we petitioned for ou the alley through block 29, but that the same bas not been received. As the council is to pectoa Monday evening we reier the niat fer to that body lor explanation. Lumbering Companies. On a recent visit to Cauemah we promised io speak more in relation to the works of the Canemah Lum bering Company, George Johnson, Joseph Hedges and J. T. s Taylor, Directors. Tne mill of tins company is a large oue, with a capacity for sawing from 5,Ouo to 7,000 feet of lumber per day. The power is derived from one of the portable engines of Wood k Rami's patent, thirty horse-power, and the saws, of which there are two, (circular,) are adapted to cutting a log of anv diameter sueu as may be found about "here. The company also have one of Putnam's pateut planing machines, winch will dress lumber five inches thick by 24 inches in width. The will of this company is Su by 40 feet in size, built of timbers 14 inches square, in a very solid and substantial manner. The mill of Messrs. Mnler & Pease, recently com pleted ou the western side of the P. T. Com pany's breakwater, derives its power from a water-wheel. Ji has a capacity for furnish ing from 5,000 to 7,Ouo feet per day. This company manufacture a large quantity of box- tyg packing apples, and soon a lath machine, and saws fo remaking iuto wood the slabs of the mill, Will be in operation. The saws used for lumbering are circular, and one of Woodward's patent plainers is employed. We have been unable to visit tbeWl of W. & 11. 8. Puck, on the Clacka mas, but shall do so soon. We have no cor rect knowledge of the number of nails in tne county, although there are several. Tiift )swego milling company have facilities tor manufacturing an average ot 7,000 feet daily for the year. The lumber of this company is principally disposed of in Portland. That of tue three companies pieviously mentioned is principally sold and consumed in this city Washington Territort. Governor Pick ering, in his message to the legislature of Washington Territory, points to valuable agricultural lands on various outrageously named sti cams, aggregating 1,:J1S miies ot rich alluvial bottoms et remaining uude vetoped, and larelv visited bv white men which is capable of furnishing :o,woo families with ICO acres e.ich. He recommends a suit able reward to anv one wtio wiu discover gohfcor silver i:i the .vestei n half of tne Ter ritory, as a means of stimulating prospect iug. With that amount of arable land we think that western Washington Temtoiy needs to better encourage immigrants with the families, e are every day more in- clined td Ut the opinion ihat mining is a great age io us, Li the ' wealth" that is dam: " hidden" a'.one, and go alter what is in sight, in the mrhod and manner of awaken ing an interest among a class of people who wnl proiit the whole, through their pursuits o4ndustry which ,lras its sure rewaid. AnvEunsE ix tue En'tkiu'hise. If your business is dull, advertise in the jETh;RPRisE. if vour business is :ood. and von want to make it better, advertise m the PyTERPHiSE. 1 f you have lost anything, advertise in the Knteuprise. If ou have found anything, advertise in the jnteh eisisE. iClou wish a situation, a(TjFcrtise in ine KNTtiipaiSE. If you have a .ftiuation you wish filled, adver tise in the JvSTtiiPRiSK. If you would hire a house, adv ertise in the ExriiKPiusE. If you have a house to let, adveitise rathe E.nteu I'Uisk. Jfyou wish to buy land, advertise in tne Exterpui.sk. If you have land to sell, advertise m the Enterprise. What'iy'er .U'ti; wants may be, advertise in the Enter prise. Not one in fifty that does so will fail to piofit by it JVeaie determined to make the LxterpriseSx live and attractive paper, that no intelligent man would will:u9y be without. W (t) o Soap. When we sneak commendatory of nwiiet: at wa a noaie-mude article, it is not always from a se'fise of piide we hi.yj; in knowing tfiat Oregon is capable of supplying her o9n wants but because werieef that t.iere is inure real worth nbout thequalit th;ujheie is iu that vhich comes to us fnuvi fore gn or domestic ports.. So it is with 1 li;gjn soap, article can rely upi its being the puie, un- aciulturuted thing. lor list of i noes, etc.. see advertisement. Q Business of tue Land Office. The fol lowiu is a summary report of the business of thPu interrelates land otlice in this city tor tlie past vear : Jjands entered under the I lloniotead Act amouutJto 4 ,y7-t ;7-lo acres; lands sold for 'C-iish. i.iil- SPjloO acres ; locateM'by land warrants 1 ,."1H 31 loo acres. Total o7,llBj-loo acres taken for the year. There is much more left. Q : ofMr. Wm. BaUard, of the firnrof RailardA ..... ... j Phillips, Portland, wh.tse card will be found in another eoluDTei tc-Jay. The "Excelsior Soda Work-" is now an established place of business iu Portland, and parties wishing unvthiug in that line will do well to send their orders to Bollard jQl'hillips. 0 Fexiax Oi:ato3. Col. P. F. Walsh, a zealous and eloquent Fenian orator, recently addressed a large audience at left's Hall. San Francisco, on -'Ireland's Wrongs and How to Right Them." The subject is one vQiich appeals directly to tie patriotism of the Irish people. We should like TO hear of Col. Walsh in Oregon. Laoeu. We can say, in thanks to (Mr. (KunH Iue new proprietor of the Oregon 1 Rrewery, that that keg of lageipleft at our office on the day before New Year, is No. 1. Sre r A" am niend it, and numerous of our friends, whHiave tried it, do the same. No one need send out of the city no for a capital article of Lager, O Election- of Officers I. O. O. F. The r ... ...... n lonovving omcers were elected by UiTgon Lodge No. 3, I. O. O. F., at ti.eir Hail in this city on the evening of the litilh : B. Col lard, N. tJ.; C. U. T. Williams. V. G.; A. I. Apperson, R. S.; .N . W. Randall, C. b red. Charmau, Treas.; Thomas Kowk-y, A. J. .Maisiiali, J. K. Binguiaw, Trusteed) New Dridg;-:. A new bridge across the Tualatin river, on the road leading from this city, has lately been completfSl. It is said ' to be very substantial, ami quite likelv to iasi many xeats, as it is unove mark, and can never be tukeu freshet. ... hi h water away in a q " The Weather." Thisvery often much tlnil tntm 1 . - niVTl fi! 1 1 1 m t; ir i i tr remars, anu in oraer mai ne who lempers the wind" may reap his mete of compli ment, we roust say our people should be thankful foi the favors ol "the winter thus far. Miid, pleasant ami agreeable, do not more thau express it. J Notice to Quit. If anypostmaster along I the route to IdahoTCity is actually too poor j to take the Enterprise, and will qt steal- ing from the mails, and forward us his ad- diess h60iay receive the paper direct funu ; the publication otlice gratis, for oue year. The Lyceum. -On Tuesday evening next the Oregon City Lvceum wid again meet for tne dweusswn of questi ons. Jt ne subject of capital punishment has been selected for argument ou Tifjyday evening. q Paten rorv.ca CiiA.uiis.-ilecent chari2t3 1 ia the examination of mndoU n,Hh,. rr,.. .ri'"'"'" ol I'a.eius, nave been made In Ue 1 ateat-pffice, which it is said will re m in saving to the Government of from S-ltkOOOto S5v,000 a year. The specifica tions, of models, which have been hereto fore written by copyist?, are in future to be printed. The changes have been bro't about in consequence of a rivalry between? the Saeidijiz American and the American Artizan, .New Vork journals, but it has noj transpired which cf those journals make most by the operation. Q G OREGON CITY BUSINESS. RETURNED ! O RETURNED! TO THE OLD STAMPING GROUND. S. ACKERMAN! Wishes to inform Jiis Old Friends, and the public generally t hut-tie has returned air;in Oregou City, where has G JUST OPENED ONE of THE LARGEST STOCKS OF DRY GOODS ! ClotJTing ! Boots and Shoes ! HATS AND OCA PS! o o Also a large ami well selected stoek of GROCERIES ! Please rive me a call. No trouble to .o SHOW O o GOODS will sell as cheap as the cheapest S- ACKGKA1AX, Charman & Warner's Id brick store, lyl) MQn st., Oregon City. N. Bi Alljkinds of J'roduce bought. C. W. POPE & Co! O DEALERS Ii G STOVES, Pumps, Leail Pipe, Hose, etc. AND MANUFACTURERS OF Tin, Copper, and SfPeetIron Ware ! Miin Si net, Oregon Vity. The subscribers would respectfully an nounce that thev keep constantly on hand a good assorting t of Cooking, Parlor, Air Ii'' ht. ana otner stoves, suitable to tuis market, which are being OFFERED AT PORTLAND PRICE ! 0 O Q. Our assortment in this line is targe, and will be found to embrace almost any desired pattern including the G BUCK, Go "11ENRY CLAY, HEARTHSTONE, O WESTERN E EIRE, GREAT REPUBLIC, BLACK KNIGHT, &c. Roofing and Jobbing cf every description done to order, in a manner that cannot fail to suit patron. In addition to the aboe may be found a good assortment of Ilard- Qare, V oodenw are, etc. e c w. POPE & CO. Ply Oregon City, OctolSGC. Wm. HARROW I Dealer in DRY GOODS and GROCERIES Boots arul Stoes, Huts and Cops, Crockery and Glassivare Provisions. Cutlery, Stationery ! Tciu.it co, lank c Actions, itixl k: udM of t'o:iii:ry I'l-odmc ! At the Hid stand i Mam street, two doofgbelmv the Weolot Factory Orejifni tuy ! Q o o T1 dIE PROPRIETOR begs leave to call the attention of his old li icnds and cus tomers, as well as new ones, to his extensive assortment of goocijs, suitable to the require ments of this market : o FARMERS Will find him supplied with Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Shovels, Spades, and llocs, Salmon, etc. MECHANICS Will find Saws, Hammers, Nails, ancPtools of all kinds. O LUMBERMEN Will fins Mill-saws, Cross-cut-saws axes, etc. LA Dir. a ()Will find I)ros Goods. Trimnwrtgs, Hoops, rntiniorals, shoes, and those b. aut if ul buttons. CHILDREN Will find Toys, and EY Eli Y BODY will find soniethiiig(Ho ch ii m the eye, to minister to their wants, ami alloid them an opportunity to spend their money to good advantage. PA RTICULAR ATTENTION Given to the requirements of the Country mule y. facilities enable to trade with laimcrs oa noeiai principles. i i - - i ' i ti Please give ; me a call, before uurcha4ihyelsewhere iuj(rjise nere. WM BAR LOW. iyi) G KESTER, I E R! (Main Street, Corner of FQtfy-th,) Oregon Ciy Oregon. rpilE SUHSCKlfikli has established, at X Oregon Ci, a O CLOTHING FACTORY! Adnjited to the purpose of Suppljiritr the lmde with o o Qre&o5 Maxxfactukei) GrDS! ! o In the H&e of READY MADE CLOTHING o TTTIIlCII WILL be famished in Lots, &t V V hdesa!e or retail, to suit customers. Having facilities to keep employed from 0 Thirty to Fiiitp Opeiatives! All prders can be tilled on short notice. COM. KEaTER. Oregon CityOctcbcr, '65. Qly O 0 o o o o G CLOTH OREGON CITY BUSINESS. FIRST CJLAS5' ; Family Gtrocery Store Nearly opposite the Enterprise Office, Main street, Oregon City. 4 E. D. KELLY HAS IN STQJaE. ES GOOD ORDER, and for safe! the following articled to wit : Coffee, Japaa Tea, Chocolate, Tea, Black Tea, Corn-starch, (Jolden svruo. Green Tea, Oswego do.. Sugars, " Crush'd snr.ir,Satin-ghs.s do .Salaratus, Puivenz'd do., Chemical soap, Pack iO salt. Coffee do., Castile do., Duirv salt, leiuoa syrup, Fancy-toilet do Table :lt, F.atering ext. Caudles, Cooking sodaJ(verosiecre oil, Ground coffee, Sal. soda, ulive do., Farini, Rope, Clothespins, Sardine?, Corn Meal, Cream tartar, Mackerel, Brooms, nuH', Cod -fish, Wast'gpowd'r,(jiui-caps, Lead, Vaile Mills " 6-Shooterballs,Shvt, I'acihcsportngVShooter " White beans, Yeast powa'rs, Vinegar, Buckets, Wash i ni; " Ltvese, Pails, Li4nur3sh, Borax, Nut-megs, liouii&y, Kaisins, Zante currents Dried apples, Dried peaches,Soda crackers, Blueing. Prunes, Butter crack' rs Bice, Maccatoui, Blacking, TOBACCO CANDIES tJTS OF OF, OF All Kinds ! All Kinds ! AU Kinds ! Wih the folio wing articles a splendid STEEL ENG HAVING OF GEORGE WASHINGTON is obtained free gratis, with each article pur chased : Canned fruits, Oysiers, (Jr. spices, Cranberry see. Lobsters, Cinuamon, Tomatoes, English p;6sls, Cloves, Peaches, American do., (linger, Green corn, Pepnesauce, Mustard, Jellies, Catsop, Pepper, Block uiatches,Fiench mstard Woi c'stershire &c , c., &.C 5?Cash, and one price to everybody. No goods misrepresented to effect sales. A child can buy as much for its money as any other man. Money refunded where an article fails to give satisfactiou. fcsink or swim, lair deal ins; is our motto. :l.vT E. D. KELLY o HIGHLY IMPORTANT ! o HORSE SHOEING, BLACK SMITH ING, IKON, ETC. Jolm W. Lewis, O-rner of MA IN and SECOND struts, OREGON ClTY.o Takes this opportunity t inf. rm his old customer, ami the public in jjetit'ra!, that he now las G THE CELEBRATED uryioii plow ! And other patterns which he warrants in every particular to give satisfaction. The Fanning community are especially and earnestly invited to call and see these im plements, before purchasing elsewhere. All work in his line is done in lhe best possible manner, and atsSueh prices as mnt suit all. lncojmection 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 CD EQUAL TO AXY IMPORTED! Ilavingconsia'itlv on hand for sale a trge assortment of material, consisting iu part of WAGON TIMBER,0 IRON. STEEL, ETC., o The proprietor is Enabled to fill all Ortfcrs ! Q O For such Articles on O The Most Favorable Terms. J-T All work from this establishment, and all materal sohl on order, is warranted to be as icpreseiited. J. W. LEWIS. Oregon Cit.y TW. lggcii, Ll:ly LINCOLN BAKERY! Wes, SidcMain Stmt, Oieoi.n Cii' O r iz 'ti L. DILLEU - ProBri0.crf having ri-moved ixiom NEW BUILDING-! 1 am now prepared to serve o PF.KSOXS INDIVIDUALLY," Q GLNTLLMLN AND LADIES, Oil I'KIVA I fcGrAKTIES AND BALLS, WxTH 0Y3TEB SUPPERS ! On short notice O o I would also informThe public that I still continue the manufacture of Bread, Pies, Cakes, Pilot BieadQ Boston, Butter, Sugar aiul oda CracQ is, etc. In addition to which I will keep constantly on hand a large stock ot thvbest staple aud family yrueeries, provision etc. 1:1 vj O L. DILLER. Valuable Land f.r Sale. 100 ACKI-.S situated on the East side of the Willitififttp river. 1 iiiih-s Q.-Q.- Oteiron City. aS5)n early opposite the ne l;i Woiks. Atso: tyi 1J )r)A CP. KS adjoining Oregon City JTl YmJu on the south, and : QT At'liES lying nor"theast, aud adjoiuing Op the Oregon City Claim. Also: Two Dt slrable(XotsG for residenees,. witli newlyMLmilt dwelling lUuiseA ther.oivj situateti in Oregon City. Any ami ail of the ab ve racts of land can be purchased or easy terms, bv applying to 7:3m AJEL EUDV, OrJohnson k McCown, Oregon City. . , Q WOOD ! WOOD ! WOLD i WOOD ! GTAMES II. GIST IS PREPARED TO DE fj liver Hard WoodVvDiy f ir Wood and Bark, to order and warrant satisfaction. Or ders left at Smith L Marshall's shop prompt ly tilled. AMES H. GIST? Oregon City, December 1st, ISntj. jtf TO SUBSCRIBERS. "ITfOOD WANTED. Cord Wood taken VV in payment of Subscriptions to the Okeg n Citt ENTi?itPRiSfs. Delivered at the office, or on the bluff, corner of Center and Seventh streets. Q O O G ,..0- .9 COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY. 0 R EG ON CITY BUSINESS. I O CHARMAN & BROTHER ! STiLLON ILA N D ! ! Alter Thirteen ars Experience ! m BUSJ1JESS.IN THIS CITY ! Under the old Motto! o TEG LEAVE TO INFORM THEIR NU O tnerous customers that they have just received from San JiYancisco one of the larg est and best selected stocks of gootts ever oil'ered in this market, cousistiug of DRT GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, QUEENS-WARE, O also : PAINTS, OILS, dbc , o Together with a sieudid assurtment O F DOQTS AND SHOES ! Of 0very d scnptioM, alpif the best cjunliiy al)l latest stvles Also: IAT3 AND CATS! Of all qualities and stvies?, hesides utaiiv other goods, too nutntrous to mention. Gsnts and Ladies Furnishing Goods 0 Kept Constantly on hand ! All of which we will sell at the very low est price for cas ajyl we warrant satisfaction Country Produce taken inQccJianoe for Goods! Particular attention paid t Orders From tlie Country ! Also; to Consignments of Woods, and prompt Retain JIade fur the Same ! It is our intmtion to deal with those who favor us with their trade, in such a manner as to secureOtheir confidence and continued patronage. Please give us a call at our new store, on Main g$reet. Oregon Cit;-. 2.1y CllAllMAN & PRO. e ii Q K EftOSENE Lamps, and Oil, kept con stantly on hand bv O VI f A RMA N d- IJR 0. 0 ATE NT .MEDICINES of all kinds, kept 1 by CHAR MAN d BRO. V7A..L L PAPER. Window Curtains and VV Paper shades, kept by Q CHARM AJS R0. J7ULL Assortment of rope, nails, etc. for : sale bj CHARM AX t ERO, 0 T UBS, Buckets, Wash-b5ards, Keeler's CJARJAN ! BRO. etc., Q- C ARI'ET, Matting, Rugs, &.c, by CHARMANd' BRO. W GO o AND O O LOW PRICES. I, SELLING, o Corner of Main and Third streets, 0 OREGON CITY", o G 'pilANKFUL FOR PAST BAYOU, AND X- hoping lor a contiuQance of the same, would invite the attention of the public to his Urge Sock now iu store, cousisting-'of fancy and staple nnv nnnn? . - - -. - - , FL'KNIcniN'G GOODS, READY MADE Cb'nniNG, AND MANY HOLIDAY ruEXTs! cBOOTS ,ND SHOES, UA'IS AM) CAPS, V A LICKS, TltUXKS, ANI UMBRELLAS! o GrooetjfS, Crot keiT. Glass and Plated Ware. Pnims, Oils, Lumps, Yic-k., Chimjjeys and JJnnitrs ! lar'hcare, Cutlery, etc., etc. Being. Hundreds of Other Articles! Tuo Numerous to Mention! J-if" Cidl and examine for yourself. I take pleasure in showing goods, and cust.i nn rs will lind the articles at reasonable figures for cash or produce, q I. SELLING, Corner store, opposite the 5:ly Tin and stove stfle. Fall and Vintsr Inebriation OF O o CD o rKY GOODS FOU 10Gf and 1807 AT TUE OLD STAND, Q Blain Etjreet, Oregon City, 0 J. Si, RALSTOH. o o JUST OPENING AND RE CEIVING from Sa?i Francisco a splendid assortment of q STAPLE) &. FANCY DRY GOODS. o The stock comprises all the O'EW STVLES IN DRESS GOODS. Ynol anil) Bro'-he SlutwU, Lonj and Square Wind- Shawl, Cbafc, IlaqH, Cloth, Cai mere, aiidSill-x, Fiat-htl-e, Linens, and Cot tons in yi'ekt car'uty. Jloustf.k-eeping Goods, Curtains, Fixtures, Mats, Rugs, dmc. JSotions and Fancy Goods. X.w D.s Triium'ngf iimt Itiitlons, Netc Head Nets and JJreses,New Wool Nnhias, Hoods, (fv., Bonnet and Trimming RihLons, Neio Enilrro'uleries. and Laces, Und'rettas, J'orimoiii-es, French Corsets, ? , New Bal moral and Hoop Skirts, . Gtnthinm's Furnishing Creeds. Hoofs d' Shoes, Hatf tf- Caps, Hardware, Gro ceries, Paints. Oil, Doors, Sash Blind, etc., etc., to wfiirh the undersigned reffuld invite the attention of the puhlic in general, and the old patrons of the hmxe in- particular. This stock icill he kept fully equal io that of any, and sqUs willte made cheap. J R. H ALSTON. Oregon City. Xrv. lfih. 18S6. I3:ly. BLANKS 'F EVEhY DKSCKTPUON, Neatly printed at tie Entorpriae oiEcc. O o o o RED ING TON CO.' S COLUMN. 4 EEDINGTOH & CO.'s Essence of Jamaica Ginger. '-pilIS VALUABLE PREPARATION, CON JL taining, in a highly concentra'ed form ail the properties of the Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs. As a tonic it will be foun 1 invaluable to alf persons recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be produced by wine or brandy, it ia entirely free from the reactionary effects that follow the use of spi'itsof i kind. It is also an excellent remedy for females who sutler 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 (lout. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. RED1NGTON & CO. 6mar3o Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast. MARTHA WASHINGTON " HAIR RESTORER. Trust none ott.er, however pleasant, -None can do what this has done Try it always keep it present Use the Martha Washington. o IT IS A It will keep the the Hair soft and glossy : changeit to its Original Color; prevent the Hair falling out; make old heads look young ; and do all that is expected of a genuine, Good Hair Restorer. RETINGTON & Co., Agents, San Francisco. O o BITE MARTHA WASHINGTON ' HAIR EESTOBES Is a wonder of the world, and stands above comparison with any other :ic'e for the hair ever brought before the public, ijid every where. EEDIIIGTOIT'S FlavokingGgEstracts, Are made from FRESH FRUITS. Each bottle holds twice as much as any other brand in the market, consequently they G are the cheapest and the heft q USE NO OTHER. REDINGTO & Co., Agents for the PaciSc Coast. O o GHAEFlNBEPcQ TTrrr If faithfully used according to directions will cure every case of Diabetes, and gieatiy miti gate the troublesne effects caused by a re laxation of the outlet of the bladder. It is a most successful remedy for Gravel and other diseases of tUekidneys and bladder, aud for Female diseases is unequalled. The Catholicon uniformly cures Prolapsus Uteri. Whites, all Irregularities of the Month ly period, Suppression, Incontinence of urine. Bloating and Dropsical swelOi's, and all diseases of pregnancy . Tlie specific action of this medicine is Vjjunediate and certain upon the Uterine and abdominal muscles and liga meuts restoring them to as hPtlthy a state as those of childhood v.uA youth, so that pa tients who have used the Graefenlcrg Compa ny's Uterine Catholicon cannot sufliciently express their graBude focAhe relief allordeu. R'EDINOTOA; Co.. Agents, 41 and 41$ Front strec(tjSan Francisco. yyiiY will you delay? W e are sorry that there are O O persons who suffer on day by day, month after month, and vear by year, when fiiends and neighbors have been cured of the same mr.lady that alllicts them. Now it has been proved by substan tial evidence that SC0V ILL'S O BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will cure the worst cases of scrof ula, Carncer, Rheumatism, Neu- O algia, etc.: vet still there are those who neglect this sure and valuable, remedy. To such we say, try the syrup be convinced. KEDIXGTON & Co., Agents, 416 and 418 Front street, San Francisco. O G Stop thatjoughing COME OF YOU CAN'T, AXD WE PITY (J) you. You have tried every remedy but the ONE destined, by its intrinsic merit, to supersede all eiin ilar preparations. It i3 not surprising you should be reluctant to try something else after the many ex periments you have made of trashy compounds O foisted oa tue puuc as a ceruuuji:ure ; uut NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup in really the VERY PEST remedy ever compounded for the cure of Coughs, Colds, !orc Throat, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Congiiniplion. Ihou snnds of people iu California and Oregon have been already benelitted by tho surprising curativu jovera "o NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup end with one accord fiivc it their nnfjual rd appro, bation. We now artdrfss ourselves toail who arc un. acquainted with this, the greatest rVnaccaof the age, for the healing of all diseases of tlis Throat uud Lung assuring you that NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup has cured thousands and it wi'.I euro YOU if you try it. This invaluable medicine i3 pleasant to the taste; poothiia healing and strengthening in its effects; en tirely free from all poisonous or deleterious drugs, aud"p''rfWtly harmless under all circumstances. Certincates from many prominent citizens of San Francisca accompany every bottle of 9 NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup SrriKCTOy & CO. Ag-Bti Saa frtadsco. ir.4 TER CURE LSTABT.1SMENT, TO THE SICK Cures Without the use of Medicines t Fourteen Years in San Francisco, . Pioneer Water AND C ti r O "Dr. Bourne's Baths!'' Perfect Cures Guaranteed, according to aire( ment in all cases. For the Care of Neuralgia, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Bron chitis, Consumption, t, incipient) J. leuiisy. Fever and Ague, all otuer r .evers, wropsy Erysipelas, Colds, Coughs, Oak Poisoning? (for w hich Or. Bourne discoveied the only scientitic and cure,) Dvspepsiaf"l)reams, ' Sexual Weakness, the removal of Meicury and all other Mineral Poisons, etc. The methods adopted by l)r Bourne arr the irost pleasant, the safest, quickest npd most reliable ever devised. JT SAVE YOUR TIME, Comfort and Money, by employing Dr. BOURNE. Consultation a" FREE, by Mail or Express, or personally. Send or call for a circular of recommenda tions, references, certificates of cures, etc. which aie not bogus, but given by weli known and responsible individuals. j Q Xo.lOMASO.MC TEMPLE Corner of Montgomery and Post Streets SAN FRANCISCO. 2 5f Entrance on Post street, adjoining the Grand Portal. RHEUMATISM! Throughout this Coast a great deal of suf fering is experienced from Rheumatism. Weeks and even months of protracted and aggravated misery is endured oy the victims" of medical inefficiency and ignorance, which could be cured just as Speedily as was Ma. Sparrow, whose testimony is given below, and is only the echo of hundreds of other cases. Dr. Bourse cures without medi cines, which accounts for his extraordinary success. No. 10, Masonic Temple, Post street entrance : o , q San Fraxctsco, Sept. 6, 1861. Dr. BorRXu: Last Winter 1 was nearly dead, by an attack of inflammatory rheuma tism. 1 Buttered tne most excruciating pains for about h e weeks, without anv hopw of relief, whan a friend hearing otrny illness. called to see me, and assured me that if I would stop '""drugging and dosing" and go to you, that you would have me walking about the streets in three days. Sure enough, although I Gvas utterly helpless, and con veved to vour house in a carriage, and cej- ried into it by three stout men, and by them (blifted iuto the bath, yet, on coming out of it, f largely assisted myself, doing mucn to- wards dressing, and, without assistance, walked from the bath to the carriage. On' the fourth day 1 discharged my carriage and walkedpwith a friend's aid, the entire dis tance; to your house (nearly a mile) and honW aaain, and so on until cured. I felt myself a well man. And now I 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 aud acquaint ances as may chance to see this. Q Your friend, u JOSEPH SPARROYF. CONSUMPTION! qAu Interesting Letter. Verv few persons, even among physicians, would have been willing upon any terms to have been in the condition of the writer of the following letter ou the 14th ofFebruary hist. I will anticipate somewhat his report of the facts by saying tb3it on the 15th of August he made me a visit, ' the very pic ture of good health" Time, which trie and proves all things, has sufliciently tested this case, and shown that neither relapse nor collapse have followed, the cine is perfect and can be cited among the scores of similar cases the result of my improved mods of treating diseases without "medicine. G. M. BOURNE, Water Cure Physician, No. 10, Masonic Temple, Post street. Sacramento, April SO, 1855. Dr. G. CM. Uoi'itxu Dear Sir is with 0. pleasure and satisfaction that I now letvou know of my good health. Looking back upon what I Jiave passed through, it seaaiff us if I had been lifted-from the grave, and 1 think it my dutyrto acknowledge to you and the world the benefit I derived fro ji water treatment as administered by you in your celebrate! baths. It was in August lSo'4, t; when disease developed itself with a' severe cough. 1 then took (Jnedicmes, getting woise with chills, fevers, loss of strength, and was pronounced consumptive. This set me to thinking, and finally I determined tfeleave my business and go to the Sandwich Islands, having been informed that I could not be cured here. I went to San Francisco, rani while waiting for a ship called upon Dr. Bourne, who stated that a trip to tht itlapdd would probably result disastrously, wa wholly unnecessary, as I conld be speedily cured at his establishment. I placed myself nrrder his treatment, and in one week wa so much improved I thought I could risk re turning home and do uiV duty" as Engineer' on the Central Pacific Itailroad. The Doc tor objected, but I thought 1 knew better, and returned to duty. In about two weeks my cough returned, and I kept getting w(fse, and contrary to Dr. Bourne's injunc tion never to take medicine again, committed that folly, and soon was so completely run down that 1 could scarcely walk; so, as a last resort, I concluded once rioreto try the Water Cure. I went to San Francisco lew of my friends expecting me to return; in fact I thought my return doubtful On ar riving at Dr. Bourne's establishment (Feb. 14, 1605) I was not able to get into the bath without assistance, but in a fewdaj-s I bega to recover myself again. I remained with Inm only six weeks, when I felt a "wiser' and better man," without the aid of-medi-ciue. I have now been at work several weeks, and find that I arn gaining every day and at present bid fair to be stouter than ever before, l'ersons visiting the Doctor's establishment find it iust what it should be. both in the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Depart M ments, and I cannot say too mucn in praise ot the Doctors kind attentions to bis pa tients. This letter I wnte for the benefit of alf the airiicted, to be used as the Doctor decides, and should it be the iseas of directing any to his care and treatment who (as they as suredly will) lind relief. I will be paid for my trouble. JAMES CAMPBELL. Engineer Central Pacific Railroad. San Frasctscct, Ang. 22, 18G5. Advised by the uiiderstgned, .tlr. James Campbell, of the Central Pacific Railroad, (who was then in a most deplorable state of ill health) placed himielf under the care of Dr. 'ouruer the Water Care Physician. Some six months afterward he visited the city, when I accidentally met hiin at Dr. Bourne's establishment, and am happy to say, restored to the enjoyment of Ood health, and in line spirits. JOHN SULLIVAN. $f" Dr. Bourne treats all diseases of the throat, chest aud lungs which includes dip theria, bronchitis, incipient consumption, pleurisy, croup, etc., with great success. Great relief is afforded in advanced stages of consumption. Rheumatism, paralvcis, neu ralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, etc , etc., arc al-o cured quickly, pleasantly and ecoiAiiii ically. No medicine whatever. Dr. Biurne takes lhe liberty to publish the above ai many persons had prophesied his relapse into hi former condition, on return ing to his duties, of the writer of an " Inter esting Letter," whose statements concerning the care of a well defined case of consumn tion have recently attracted much atten tion to the "Water Cure, as improved upon and practised by Dr. Bourne. This addi tional testimony must prove satisfactory te al! reasonable minds. It should be remem bered' that Dr. Bourne uses no medicine whatever, and that his patients almost uni versally are those who failed to receive re lief from the medical practitioners; yet tber j are cured with great rapidity, and in." plea I aut and agreeable manner. No. 10, Masoni Temple, Pott, srtreet cufc&iif, 3 (D 0 3 3 ;