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i e THE IIi:V OFTIIE CKABLE. raw back the cradle-curtains, Kate, AVhiLst watch and ward you're keeping, Let' sec the monarch life in state, And view him whilst lie's sleeping. ,JIc untie nnd clasps his tiny hand, Ti 'LAs funbeanis in come st-caming, A world obabv f .irj land He risits whilst he's dreaming. Monarch of pearly powder-puff Asleep in nest so coscy, ' ivnicldcd from br.th of breezes rough By curtains warm and rosy: lie slumber soundly in his cell, ;" As weak as one decrepid, Though King of Coral, Lord of Bell, And Knight of Bath that's tepid! Ah, lucky tyrant! Happy lot ! Fair watchers without number, To sweetly sing beside his cot, And hush hiru on to slumber ; "White hands in wait to smooth so ucat riis pillow when it's rumpled, On couch of i isc-Jenvcs fresh a id sweet, Not one of which is crumpled ! "Will yonder dainty, dimpled hand Size, nothing and a quarter E'er clasp a sibre, lead a band 0 To glory and to slaughter? And, may I ask, will those blue eyes lu baby patvU " peepers" E'er in the House of Commons rise, And strive to catch the speaker's ? Will that fair brow e'er Hansard frown. Confused bv lo'e ttaiistic ? Or will those lips e'er stir tho town From pulpit ritualistic? impossible, and yet, mayhap Though s-trgsge, quite true it maybe Perhaps Nero once was fed on pap, ; And Eeales was once a baby. Though rosy, dimpled, plumb and round, Though fragile, soft and tender, Sometimes, alas ! it may be found The thread of life is slender! A little shoe, a bitten glove jviu-cuoii never waning The shattered idol of our love Is all that is remaining ? e Then does one chance, in fancy, hear Small feet in childish patter, Trcadsoft as they a grave draw near, And voices bush their chatter ; 'Tin small and new they pass in fear, (-"P.cnoath the gray church tower, T consecrate it by a tear AiOdcck it with a flower. Then take your babe, Kate, kiss him so, Fast to your bisfSom press him ! Of mother's lo what does he know? Though closely yi u caress him. Ah ! what a man will be that boy. What mind and education ! Jftie fulfils the hope and joy Of mother's aspiration. O LmfliDi Society. o FAIUI ITEMS John JohnEon writes that sheep fat tnorrapidly in October nnd No vcmber, if they have li-st rate pas ture, than at any other season of the ye;ir. In fattening sheep during the winter, it is of ppccial importance that they be in good condition be fore being put on their winter feed. To Pickle Cucumbers, make a pickle, one part vinegar, two parts water, three parts salt, to which add four ounces of horse radish for every IialflQrrel. Fill the cask, or what ever vessel is to hold the pickles, half full of this pickle ; pick the cucum bers with the butt of the stem on, :tnd wipe and put them into the ves sel. When it is full, place a cloth over the cucumbers, and a board, nicely fitted, over the cloth : a stone should be phecd on the board to keep the cucumbers under the pickle. When needed for use, soak and put them in vinegar as usual. As the recent animated discus sions in regard to the deterioration of fruit trees have led to tho pretty general conclusion that among other causes, poverty of soil is to bo in cluded, there is danger that the oppo FiteviM prevail with some cultiva tors. A fruit tree may be surfeited s well as starved, nnd no little care is r.ecees.Oy to guard against ex tremes in cither direction. It gen erally results in excessive and unuat. G urul growth, which is always secured at the expense of the quantity and -quality of fruit. There is a happy medium which the prudent cultiva tor will dopt. Dry soil for fair quality, well worked, and moderately manured, will he found to answer best. For smaller fruits, as straw berries, raspberries, blackberries, Sec, ft ncli 'soil is required. We have tried the following plan, and found it a certain cure for pipes in chickens : Take a medium-niz'-d broom splint, with a sharp knife make two or three barbs near the end. ; Open the mouth of the chicken, linking its neck drawn straight, and, as the windpipe is onened for broAth put in the instrument, and, running It carefully down the full length of the winJpipe, turn it around and ?raw it up, when' one or more small ret! worms, an inch in length, will be caught in the barbs. We hare ta ken out four worm? at one insertion. ' Two or three operations are often necessary, but if faithfully performed, the remedy is sure. As a preventa tive,' mix a small quantity of pepper J- and sulphur in their fuod. A calf kept winter and summer : in thrifty growth, at two years old will make as. much more beef than one neglectfully kept at twice that nge. The profit will all be found on the two-vear-old, and the loss on the four-year-old ; yet the owner of the Jatter has pursued his system, if sys j . . . 1- it J I- it. . ! trt it can u mueu, uuu tire iaea Ihj vva saviag money. Keep the thrifty animal , two years longer iu the "same way, an J something very taadsotc iu the way d betf be the result while the starveling can never pay the expense of its rearing and feeding. When young mtn begin to sir.g ' We won't go home til! momina, thev are in a fair wav not to "et there nvjch before tli.it time. MIS CELL A NEO US. Removed ! Removed ! The old and well known D. MOXXASTES, rrprhtc PORTLAND OREGON, HAS NOT DISCONTINUED WORK ! but has been removed to Second street, between Alder and Morrison streets, where business will be conducted on as large a scale as in years mist. -:lv STRAYED. V" On or about the last of August, L-l-j3v firn c:i,illl 1 ni 11 f r,t rT-i(l Y n u.i small white strip in the forehead, sineh mark on one side. "When last seen was in the vicinity of Harding's Mill, with some loose stock. Whomsoever wilt give infor mation as to where silt may be found, to the undersigned, will be suitably rewarded. r"f"lnfoririatiou mav be left at this ollice, orient to C. CAIiDINLLL, T.tf I'ortland, Oregon. II EG U LAI i LINE! Puget Sound & Columbia River j U.S.MAIL and STAGE LINE Monti cello, Olymjiat and Stcilacoom. Regularity, Certainly and Diyxilch ! C10XNHCTING WITH Tin: STEAMERS J on Columbia river stud i'nget Sound, for Portland and Victoria. trices at Montieello. Olvrnpia and St.-ilaeoom. CRlNGEii A "DAVIS, 8.tf Projirictors. HOOK ACEXTS WANTED To solieit orders for a new ILLUS T II A T E D li I P L E DICTJOX A R Y. Complete in one Volume. rrMIIS Dictionary embodies the result of 1 the most recent study, research, and in vestigation of about sixty-live of the most eminent atid advanced Piblieal scholars now living. Clergymen of all denominations ap prove it, and regard it as the be:.t work of its kind in the English language, and one which ought to be in the hands of every bible reader in the land. In circulating this work, agents will find i llcusant and jirolitable employment. The numerous objections which are usually en countered in selling ordinary works, will not exist with this. Put on the contrary, encour agement a.id friendly aid will attend the j ag"i:t. making his labors agreeable, useful j and lucrative- " ! Ladies, retired clergymen, school teachers ; farmers, students, and all others, who pos sess energy, are wanted to assist in canvass ing every town and county on the Pacilic coast, to whom the most liberal inducements will be offered. For particulars apply to or address : "Subscription Department," H. 11. PANCKOl'T A Co., San Francisco, Cal. General Agents for the Pacific coast. i;.4t 7 THE GREETING. A Collection of Glees. Quartette, Cho ri'se.i, Part Songs, S,-r..; JSy L. O. Emerson, author of ' Tle Jubilee" JIarp vf Judah, Gulden Wreath, Mcrru Chimes, cc. Upwards of half a million copies of Mr. Emerson's iiiumc books have been sold, a fact proving a popularity which iias rewarded no alher author of the same diss ot books, and which cannot fail to insure for this new vol ume an immense sale. The contents of this work are, for tlie most part, new. A large number of valuable pieces have been con tributed by Mr. L. II. Southard, whose name is a sullicient guarantee of the excellence. The marked features of the collection are: Originality, Brilliancy and variety., and it wili be found, upon careful examination, that there is no glee book before the public that in every particular will pr ove so completely satisfactory to musical societies, sir.il convention--, conservatories, chilis aiirl amateur sing ers. Price $1.3s ; f 1-2 per do., mailed post paid. OL1YEB DJTSON A Co., Publishers, Boston. C. II. Ditsox & Co., New York C.tf J . M . HEELER, Oregon Commission Agency OFFICE. 05 LIBERTY' STREET, NEW YOUVC CITY. For buying and shipping direct, b tho ! Isthmus or Cape Horn, all classes and vcirie- j ties ot jVlerchancli.se, ineuulmg .Musical In struments, Farming Implenieuts, Carriages and Machinery. m?" Faithful attention will also be given to the securing: and disposition of Patents. All orders aud business will receive prompt attention. Guo'.s shipped in best style at the lowest rates, and insured to order. 1H S1.XESS ItKKERBNCliS ! Aldrich, Merrill .v. Co., San Francisco, Cal. McCraken, Merrill & Co., Portland, Oregon. J. 11. Moore, Salem, Oregon. Thomas Montctth, Albany, Oregon. NEW YORK CITY IJF.I'EKRNCES. J. L. Brownell A Bro., Bankers, 2S Broad st. A. E. A C. E. Tilton, '.' and K7 Liberty St. A. M. Starr, late of Oregon, IC Liberty Rt. AlbonMaun, Treasurer 'National Bank Note Co., 1 Wall st. 3'.': If. FAIN KILLER. We ask the attention of the public to this long-tested and unrivaled FAMILY MEDICINE. It has been favorably known far more thau twenty years, during which time we have received thousands of testimonials, showing this medicine to bean almost never failing remedy for diseases caused by or at tendant upon Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and Ague, Headache, Billions" Ftver, Pains l.t the Side, Back ami Loins, as well as ia the Joints and Limbs, Neuralgia and llheumatic Pain in any part of the syMem, Tooth ache and Pains in the head and fLe. As a Blood Furifier and Tonic for the Stomach, It seldom fails to cure Dvspcnsia. Indi- gestion, Liver Complaint, Acid tomach, Heartfurn, Kulnev t ommamts, Sick Ilead- l.-!..,. r. u: t-... . j ioiU, Fdons, Whitlows, Obi Sore,Vwellcd Joints, ami (.Jeneral Dciiuitv ot the Svstem. It is also a prompt and sure remedy for j Cramps and Pain in the Stomach, Painters' j Colic, Biarrluva, Dysenteiy, Summer Com- ! plaint, Cholera Morbus. Cholera Infantum, i Scalds, Burns, Sprains, Bruises Frost Bites, j Chilblains, as well as the Stings of Insects, ; Scorpions, Centipedes, and ths Bite of Poi- I soimus Insec ts ami Venomous Bev'tiles. I See Directions accompanying each bottle. e.1j7rakj5all, IHFORTF.lt AKjj 'DEALER IX MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sheet Music, and Musical Merchandise of all kiads.- Sole Agent in Oregon for ?I;ison II i m! in' CELEUUATED CAB1SET ORGAl'J AND Sloiiiway V h'-j MEDAL riAXO FORTES ! CiOL.T First street, next door to the Post Ofllco Portland, Oregon. (.-t.tf Sunday School and Gift Books ! I ITMtOM THE AMERICAN TRACT SOC1E- i 1y aud Massachusetts Sunday School i Society. For sale at Messrs. Hurgren & I Shiudfer's, First street, corner of slilmou ! Portland, Oregon. O. II. ATKINSON, 'i Sec.'v and Treas. O retro a Tract Soc.'v. i S. SHIXDLEE, Depositary. ' j25.iv j JUSTICES' PLANKS, of every descrip- j tioti; for sale at the EMtx'ViE office, t PORTLAND BUSINESS GUIDE. Persons baring business in Portland, are ad vised to note the following firms. - " OHM 'WILSON, 127 FB.OIIT STREET, , . ' Oxiposltc tlvz AY list Cliccr House,' j Has just opened a ! I; ' A'CWtliHi 8 lift1 IV Of Merchandise for the Winter Trade, care fully selected from the latest impoi tations. Direct from Pans, London and I'JeV York. ' And which he otters at the lowest market prices FOR CASH ! D7;ESS GOODS. An elegant selection of Plain and I'laid All-wool Poplins, Mer inos, Winceys, Empress Cloths, Colored .Alpaccas, Uussel Cords, Cashmere liobes, "Wrapper Flannels, Wool Delaines, Hom bazine, HIack Silk Alpaccas, Parathua, Mourning Goods, and a great variety of L.ow 1 Poplins of superior qual ity, Ac., CIiOAKIXKS A fine, nianitmrnt of Velvet Heavers and Plain Cloths, in iJlaek, Drown, Purple, Grey, Tan, Scarlet, and A zi; iinc Bine Colors, Water-proof Tweeds, of English and Oregon make, Pilot Cloths, &.-., Ac, with buttons and trimmings to suit. famiiv uhy goods m-i cotton Sheetings, Pillow-case Cottons, h'-i Linen Sheeting, i-i Pillow case Linen, 4-4 Shu t in;;, Linens ail prices Table Liners, Table Damask Cloths a line assortment Napkins, Doylas. Towels, Plankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Crib Plankets, Cassuners, Tweeds, and a general variety of Piece Goods, Ac V'Kl'Ii i'K-All colors, i single, do :itlc and split, Ik'ilin Wool, Tidy Cotton, Ber lin Wool and Crotchet Patterns, Crotchet Hooks, Knitting Pias, in w.iod and steel ; Netting Pins, htiiettos, Ac, Ac. FAXCV GOPDS litiaflc GIisip-, Ulaclc Colored Velvet Kibbons, Silk Trimming Kibbons. Silk Cord ami Tassels, A!;aeci Braids and Bindings, Silk Twist., Machine Sewing Silks and Linens, Embroidery Silks, Dress Buttons, Lubber Combs and Hair Pius, Hair Nets, Ac, Ac, iIAT' AM CAPS-A full ns-c.it jnrnt of Men's and Boys' Hals ami Caps, Infants' Fancy Dress Hats, Navy Caps, Glazed Caps, Ac, Ac C'LOTIUSG L.ai-.Ht Styles IJcfcl Cn'. tom Made Cbildren's Cassimer Suits, Beys' Suits, Youth's Cassiinere and Fine Heaver Suits, Gents' Cloth and Heaver Suits, Black Doeskin and Heaver Pants, Beaver, Cloth and Silk Velvet Vests, Gents' mid Boys' Overcoats, Boys' Vests, Bovn" Linen 15. Shirts, Boys' U. Shirts ami Drawers, Rubber Neck Tics, Silk do. Scarfs, French ami English Cotton Socks, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Silk I'm brellas, Underclothing, and Furnishing Goods generally. FOB SALE BY JOHN WIIiSOIT, 127 l-'rout Strf- t, Opposite the What Cheer House. W I L L A M II T T E IRON WORKS COMPANY I j rf?er North Front and E sts., i;.;-ea w..i .1 yBY'.1 ' 1 1 via mJLtim roLiiauu. yreuu. STEAM ENGINE i -AXD- BOILER BUILDERS. THESE WORKS ABE LOCATED ON the i JL bank of the river, one block mnh of i Couch's Wharf, and have facilities for tnrn i ing out machinery promptly and efficiently, j We have secured the services of Mr. John Nation, as Director of the Works, whose es ! pcrioncc on this coast for fifteen years ifivis i him a. thorough knowledge ot the various ! kinds of machinery required for mining and milling purposes. We a re prepared to exe cute orders for all classes of machinery and boiler works, such as MINING AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY ! FLOCKING MILLS ! SAW MILLS I QUARTZ MILLS &CC, MINING I'Cill'S t ! CC C . Manufacture and Ifrpnir J&rchhtfrv of all lijuln. ' UtOX HU'lTEIl WuItK at San Fmm ixc'i eori and fni'jht. WhrtUi' tf- linn d'tll's fat flit- GrinJcr and Amulifaiiuitur. luniHir't and Steven's Helf Adjutiv 1'aUnt I'ixton- J'ackiny, cither ttpitM to old or ntw atam cylinder. Quarts stampers, Shoes and due, if the best hard iron. o:y 1851 .1367 E. J. NORTHROP & GO., OKFKH roll SALE LOW Buillas, Hardware and Carpenters1 Tools, Blacksmiths' and Machinists' Tools, Coopers' aud Tanners' Tools, Mining and Farmers1 Tools, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Ship and Steamboat Hardware, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Oars, Packing, Manilla cuyl Ilemp loraage, Anchors, Blocks and Sheaves, Powder, Fuse, Shot, Lead and Caps, Wooden Ware, Ticincs and Brushes. AND Blacksmiths' Ooods, (bimberland Coal, Put nam, New York and Griffin Horse Nails, Malleable Nuts and Irons for Bug gicsand Wagons; Wagon Skeins and Iron Axles, all si.cs. WAGON TIMBER. Hub, Spoils, A.c!f, l' hs and Shaft-, jBcnt Jliins, Satrtd- Fr'lot, A'c, the. Agent for A. S. HallUlie & Co., Wire Hope IimisTiK s tsi tis. Circulars furnished on application. Our facilities for piircbasinr goods iu the Pastel n Markets bcniii of a superior charac ter, we are enabled to offer goods in our line at as low rates as they can be purchased in tins market. We call the attention of deal- j ers t our stock, which comprises the mot conrjileta and extensive assortment of ijoous in this line ever offered in this market. :jo P.. J. NOKTilBCB .V CO., 101 Front Street, Poitiand, Oregon. THE BEST SELECTION tY And largest assortment of !Vfs& Ladies' Gents', Misses', Bays' and Chiklretis BOOTS and HOES. Can be had at tho PHILADELPHIA JJOOT A XD SHOE STOHE, 112 Fn.ut sfnf, P-'i-'-'and, I'ppfsitr WaUrr Jim. Carp:'. ' ,'orc, where new goods of the latest styles are re ceived by every steamer, direct fnim tho east, enablinsr us to sell cheaper than anv other st'ire m ths cit v. KASi A OAI1ALLN. 112 Front street. Portland. U.) NOTICE TO ALL V 110 WANT First Class Fine or Coarse Made or Bejiaired. Especial care and at tention P"id to orders f. r tine work, such as Ladies' and Misses Fine Gaiters, Gents' Fire French Calf Boots, etc. Vr" Orders solicited from abroad will be executed wish neatness and dispatch TEKWILLIGEU &SMITII, W-'' Green tt., Oswego. Unpen. If you wish ibe very besc Cabi.vkt Photo- i.uM-iis. you must cast on J5k am.ey lii-ir, so:-'. .'1 M. ntgo-nary street, Saa Fraaciico. rOUTLAXJ) D US I NESS GUIDE. ' Persons having business in Portland are ad vised to aoie the following firms. w. a. ALmnru. j.c. hekkiu. jobs h'csIakks. M'GRAKEN,MERRILL&C8. SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND Forwarding Merchants, GENTS OF TITE CALIFORNIA, awaiian and Oicgon Packet Lines. Importers of San Qnciitin and Carmen T..1 i o .i T.i lj.. ... rt..jj-.. nice, and iv.u. Agents for Provost's k Co.'s Preserved rnitt, egetames, m-Kirs and lucgar. Dealers m Hour, Grnir., Bacon, Lard A Fruit, Lime, Cement and Plaster. "Will attend to the Purchase-, Sale or Ship ment of Merchandise or Produce in New York San Francisco, Honolulu, or Portland. ALDBICII, M KB It ILL A CO., Nos lio4 and 20o California Street, - San Francisco. M'CKAKEN. MERRILL A CO., l'J North Front Slreet, Portland. Island Sugar and Molasses. 150 IH1LS. ISLAND MOLASSES, ex-Honolulu Packet, and for sale by H'CBAKEX, MLRKlLi. A CO. I HOME MAM UFACTURE. HIGGINS" & CO. Arc Xow Uanarattnri!'g n. Superior i;t;ci.!: v.v Comical, Olive, Palo, and Srown FAMILY SOAP, "TTHICII WE WILL SELL AT SAN Francisco Prices, and deliver to up river boats free of charge. All orders sent to Portland Soap Factory, or to MeC'iaki'ii, Merrill A Co., Agents, will nitet with prompt attent-on. W. L. JUGGINS A CO.. ll:lv I'ropritorf , No. S Front Street, Portland, Oregon, One block moib of O. S. X. Co.'s Wharf. Mi CRaKF.N, MFKKILL A CO., Asrents PION EVAl 5 VlsitJi;toi 8rect, PO RT LA N I), "OK EG O X. PLANK BOOKS PC LED and BOUND to anv desired pattern. Music books, magazines, news papers. Etc., bound in every variety of style known to the trade. Orders from the eountrv Tiromptlv at tended to. C. D. SXYDKB A: CO. (t'tuf-icf'trent a iff ! jsrUt- ft A I Wlii'h (? tt'ft ff-tu'i! J'lii'ex in, HAT1, C APS, Atrd HATTER'S MATERIALS, Nn- - Front street, Portland Oregon. Are reeeivins, in addition to their extensive stock, bv cverv steamer, all the latest stvlcs I of New York, London and Paiisian taste, for ! trentlemen's anl children's wear, which they -.. i will sell en mer than anv other house on the viKms P. S. Hats of every style and description made to orde: neatly repaired. ll".v j w.M. l;!U:!TT. Ai'i.KA V, Portland. oaii r l aucis :o. Importers & Wholesale Grocers, 7 4 Fit O NT SIR K J T, Furl laud Oi c-iiMii. r ool t OODS SOLD FOilCASll AT A SMALL V,)( advance upon SAX KiiANCi.VCO .ICKIII.VG WtlCKS! G. XD .'IS I . AVould thank merchants visiting the city to piice theirstock before purchasing. !."y a. w. uoi;i.sox. j. n. lake Stove and Tin Store! No. Front street, Portland. Oregon, next door to Everdiug .V Beebe. ROBINSON Zi LAKE, I'KAl.EKS IX SlGi'es, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, TTAVI- JI ST LAID IN A LAIKIEstock j JLJL of stoves of tii' Litest styles, eonsist j ing in part of the following cook stoves : j Pride of the Pacijlc, Republic, ! Golden Gale, Crystal Palace, Ihiclcs Patent, Harvest Queen, Diamond Hock, Hearthstone, Also : A good stock of Parlor and Bos stoves, tin ware, Ac, Ac. Also: An assortment of Pump, etc. We arc satisfied that we can .ive satisfac tion to our pulrons, in every respect, as we arc dclcrmtucd to sell at fair prices. We hold ourelvcs in readiness, and are prepared to do rooling. spouting, and all kinds of job work, on short notice, and m a satis fuc torv manner, EOBINSON A LAKE. Portland, March br.th, li'u. L'-M-ly j c M MYERS, . r . I Flit A Uil .lb, h:A$ & SiL.31 Fitting Establislliaent, ! 'o. 110 Firt Sti cct. .Port lrtii'l. Gas Fixtures, Cooking Ranges, JIol Water Boilers, Marble Top I i Tush stands, Sheet Lead and Block Tin, UaUr Closets, Bath Tubs, Lead Pipe. Wrought Iron Pipes, all Sizes. tees, ei bow,-,, Hi-rrritxiiEXi; MP PIES, P,t SfJIXOS. d-.:, fir ,st-.-.'i, Wu'-r and ois. ALSO Scotc'i Tubes, Water Ganges, Whistlet Tal'on Pumps, Steam Guae, (ilobe, Aimle. and Check Valves, Guaa Cocks, Air Cocks, and all kinds ot Brass Work. Bubber Iluse, Hose Pipes, Ac. Hotels, public buildings, and private resi dences heated with the latest improvements 111 steam or hot air apparatus. I invite citizen gi:tn rally- to call and ex amine my stuck, which has been selected with great care, ami especial attention givcu to the wants ot this market. -May , l.v;r. 1 : i y C. H. MYERS. EsTAr.LISIIKD ) EsTAr;i,tsiiF.n 157. ill LTo. DO Piist street, Portland, Wholesale and Retail Ioa!er in Garden. Grass aud Flower Seeds J All Seed;-from this Establishment are Warranted Fresh aud Genuine. Foreign and Domestic Dried Emits ard eetuhles. foreign and Domestic Green do 00 cart1 for I" 1?,!, V.s- and Dull Packed icilh Xi:TS-Pca-n.its,l:ra7.iI-nuts, VTal-nuts, Fil berts and Almonds. GKOCEItlES A selected stock of choice Orocertes, bou t express v for family use r.fr A!I w!,lidl is 'fl'--'-eit for cash ai cash prices. Orders solicited. i-iy .HHi.vwcoon; No. :o Fir.-t st., Portlnid, Oregon. XIEL HEADS PUl.Vi'ED TOIl TLAXD I US J NESS GUIDE Pereto having business in Portland are ad vised to note the following firms. X. 4 ar3 in Oregon. i, Ji 171 WUJI Hi the Pioneer Bookseller and Publisher Of this State, desires to inform all his old customers (and as many new ones as may not be acquainted with "the fact) that tie still continues to operate at the FRANKLIN BOOK STORE, 105 Front Street, Portland. (KXACTLY OITOSITE MOUNT 1I001) Where he is prepared to furnish SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, SHEET MUSIC, IXSTHUCTTGX BOOKS for all kinds of Musical Instruments. riivitcn ?n ic uooivs, B VSS, VIOL, GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS. BLANK BOOKS, TOYS. MISCKLLANF.OLS BOOKS, CHFAP PUBLICATIONS, NEWSPAPKRS, MAGAZJNFS, GLOiiLS, 1' BESSES, lyr.J I'KN-S Photographic Albums, And every other article in the above line. an a o .V X '1H rl? AND PAPKil HANGING s firm yJZG LEAYE TO ISFOKJI J public that we have THE Kcinovetl to th.e Fine Store 'No. 69 Front street, Poitiand, Forme rl if occupied by Messrs. Colin, Lyon & Kaufman j Where we shall now open our latest impor I tations of CARPETS, PAPER HANGINGS, FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, DAMASKS LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES AND HANDS, GILT MOLDINGS, And all goods in the CARPET & UPHOLSTERY LINE ! Yc Tsspart our domi lHrrct froi? tlic IZa.il, : ml sell ;.t less ttiaii San I"iaitcirc I'liCes I ' No. st Front street, between Alder ! and Washington, Portland, Oregon. 3 vJJ c-i E '! 1 Y I ! ! t,n0 (loor lr)"' "!p cornor 0T i'"sl ana Morri-tt.il s'r-els. near the Western. J'ortutnd, Oregon. Win. T. Slianahan, IMPORTER AND IU-ALFK IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FINU ENGRAVINGS, PICTURE FRAMES And MOLDINGS. rgIIE FINEST AND LAHOEST STOCK ..I. of I'nravHig", Cromos, J'lain an;! col ored Lithognphs, etc, ever before offered in this market, just recei.ed and for sale at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! also : Mews of Columbia River Scenery Constantly on band. AGENT 1'Oit UllAlJBl IiV S CEI-CBIIATED itS'l&i SCSI 3 ijss3S3or- ; Which have given universal satisfaction, ami which re guarantees to sell at San Fran cisco prices. Special attention given to framing Fhotograph Engravings, etc. 14'' Air. Shanahan, furmerly of A. Koh ler's estnblisliment. San Francisco, will at- ' tend to tuning ami repairing 1'ianos, .Mclo deons, and nil kinds of Musical Instruments. Pianos for Kent. (3(5. ly KOBERT II. LAW, IMFORTEK OF Hard W ood Lumber COACH, CARRIAGE, AND WAGON MATERIALS ! 1'uUTLAND, OrHGOX. HAS NOW ON HAND and TO ARRIVE the finest stock ever imported ta this coast. P.eiiii; selected under his personal supervision he can warrant U to be of the best, and would call the attention of dealers and wagon makers to his assortment of EASTERN OAK, ASH, AND HICKORY, PLAN K, white wood. hu15s, spokes, felloes, axles, poles, bent rlms Shafts, Bows, Single frees,' Plow Beams and Handles, iLc. Orders for the above, also for "oxes, Thim bi.., Skeins, Iron and bteel, promptly tilled. ROHKKT II. LAW, Commission Merchant, 38 First st Corner of Pine, Portland, Oregon. Z Consignments solicited. ("O.Iv r -3 ! O w Ph -1 H o J&h::ff7 3 o o o 5!lmif!l('ini-ornn,l Wl.,.1 !T "'lv " "wicsuie jcaier in Harness, .Saddles, Saddlery Warp, &e., &c. And everything appertaining to the Trade. tol.-V ,n Larr,a2 Trimiuio? dona " Lll-tf ! '.rnp; OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD, COMING TO OREGON CITY ! Now is the Time to Take Passage for The Establishment of JllO HAVE JUST RECEIVED ortuients of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ever brought to this Market, consisting, in part of CLOTHING, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, For Cent a' and Roys' wear! FURNISHING GOODS. Of every vtirioty ! LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of all kinds and colors! LADIES' CLOAKS. SHAWLS. FUHS. HOSIERY, etc., MEEvKIMAC PRINTS. WHITE GOODS, etc., HATS AND CAPS. HOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES -And tin endless variety of goods, too numerous to mention. la tflaey IeiIceiiI u xi . Any lloasse If anyone in disposed to doubt the genuineness of the above statements, EsjicciaUy the latter all the undersigned ask of than is, thai they Call axd Examine the Goods and Prices ! And satisfy tlicinsr Ices. We may Building, Main street Oregon City. CO Country Produce taken i r TO THE CITIZENS OF OREGON. 'NO X Hejrislsalige ft fe a? St AS JUST RECEIVED TIIK LARGEST tc.te. which lias been carefully selected by himself, ami which will be lvplenish- y every .steamer. i After I'ii'!een "ears K.Yteriou:e in j porb-ct rNn:;;Ii'c say that 1 an meet the eonvchi s anv other limn, and five the best Lowest prices. H, needs no Huilrond Sensations, nor annr itnccmer.t.s of Kegulating Prices, to at tract attention la my stock. Prices, ns r,- rd! knor, are regulaied in San Francisco, but I have a regulation by -nli'icii my business is to be governed in the future As in the Past, That I will not b3 Undersold by any cri3 in Oregon- I have cm Imrtu suitable for this Market. Pry ("Jooils. Cli?nn. Groceries. Hard ware. Queenswaie. o;e.. also : Paints. Oil. Ac. together with a splendid assortment of Boots ami Shoes of every description, all uf the best quality, and latest styles Also : Hats and Caps, of every description, for both the Ladies' and Gents' wear Furnishing (binds, etc.. etc.. etc.. all of which I will soil at the very lowest price for cash. Country produce taken in exchange for Goods. Particular attention paid to orders from goods, and prompt returns made for the I wish wish to return my thanks to my numerous customers for their past patronage, and acntimiaoce of tLe same, pledging myself to act honestly with all who favor me ask with their trade Look Out ! The .Railroad is not Coming Yet ! KI T PEOPLES1 TRANSPORTATION C. Arc Still And Rolling iz h hW W M Mm lr 11 f Charman & Warner's old Brick Store, Main Street, Where he not 01 ly intends to si !I, but Will Sell Cheaper' than any other House in the City. I will say, COME OXF, COME ALL, and satisfy vourselves that it is no trouble to me to show goods. I have received one of the largest stocks ever brought to this mar ket, consisting in part ot a fiuc assortment of J-fV?lIi:S .l)Ri:SS (;OOI,s- i'A TUMORALS. FURS of various descriptions : t hi.)AK. such as Circulars and Sacks ; KID (J LOVES, best quality : HOSIER V: ' BROWN AM) PLEACHED MPSL1XS. a widtlis lMll)'!;;XXI SIIOf':S: H ATS AND CAP5 CLOTHING : 1 IN E IlLACK DRESS SUII S : (-ASSIMERE SUITS : SUPERIOR HEAVER SUITS : P.OYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, all size and rit.alitiP. A SLIT THAT WILL SUIT ANYBODY-al! ou tho most reasonable terms. Also a larse stock of Gents' Fiirnishin.tr Good.. GROCERIESA well .selected assortment. ,. , r. t S.ACKERMAN. . '-,r All kinds of Produce Poucdit. .I01IIV FJLBJIO'G, RETAIL DEALER IN SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Has removed into a LARGER STORE, in ' MASONIC BUILDING, ' Where be will be pleased to wait upon bis old customers and a.- niauv new ones as ma patronize him. In addition to the above, be has reeeiiilv received a WELL SELECTED ASORt Mi: NT of J crhioieru and Cosmrfir.. t which arc ofl'crcd for sale at reasonable rates Ornrou City. Oct. lvtlt, li?. 7 O.NK UF illE J.AiCGii .v liii Aft- to sell Lower tltstsa Iss. aleM I be found at the o7d stand, the Jirick JACOB c6 BROTHER. in exchange for goids. ""QM I2alsa NO or Oiliei9 Prices. 3 AND ERST STOCK OF COODS IX THE men liaTiiE.-in-' in Over on. T think T ran. wish vr:r,ts iml wishes of the people as nearly quality ot goods iu the muikct at the the country, same. Also: To consignments of UilOS. CHARM AN. TUB liuaainjr their in ihc Goods for r s T7 rrs r irj 0 (PAINTING. PAINTING. I JBl'SSL X13 TaU Sa! 9 I Sign and Steamboat raining, C'liiiin Glonl S, Imitations of till kintls Executed as well as can be lone n tho Pacific Coast. Zlu Examine nnr work and judge for -our-setves. Lvery order attended to with care and expedition. C. E. Mt'llUAY, "Vc5tdoorEalstoi:'s brick. Main ft., !:.tf' Oregon City. r-s . K M I SCEL LAXEO I'S PROOFS IIeTsUPERior QUALITY OF TUP AMERICAN WATCH MADE AT " o O WALT HAM, MASS. Watches are cheaper. Tcl" complex, more durable. better -ul-mtuV iteneral use.nnd more easily kept mc'rcW i repaued than any ,-atehes i Z "2 ?""P ,lsl:t":e,a,l therein the ma oritv of for..i-r J . .th'l vhirh nr. composed of from pj." to ... "tl.M f i . i r . - . " an old Knglish watch there are more 1, , ..arts. How they run under the harfi trnd watcnescan have, is shown bv the r lowimr letter : ' c Ioi- PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY Office or tiik CJi;xi:kal Si i'i;!nNTKNnriT )' AirooxA, Pa., l.".th Dec, tVrV ' ; GaiVeiwH : The watches rmini-.faJturU by yon have been in use on this railroad fo several years by our tnyinumen, to 1U1I1', we furnish watches as part of our eqummcnt Tli ire are now some three hundred f Uuiri tarried on our line, and we consider then" coed and reliable time keepers. Indeed I have great satisfaction in savjn-r vgi'r watches give us e?s trouble, iind'luive Horn and do wear much longer without repairs' than any watches we hare errr had ia'nso on this road. An vou are aware, we furmM jv trusted to those of Kng'iih lnxmifii.', 0 J?"' acknowledired trood reputation Iia! as n' class they never kept time as correct! v nor' have the- done as irood service, as vmirs. In these statements I am sustained bv aiv' predecessor, Mr. Lewis, whose experience extended over a yerics of yer.rs. Respectfullv, EDWARD II. WILLIAM?, Griitrul Svperittttndsui. Aintrl'an Watch '., WuUhein. We make now live different grades of watches, named respectively as follows: Applftoii, Tracty f- Co., Wnlthe.w., .!;. Il althaiu H atch Co., Wnlthm.-i, Ma,t I'. S. JiartUti, WtUh.tm, Mi. Wm. Hler;-. JU,t-n, Mutt. I.,in Watch ('., J!t n, Matt. AH of these, with the exception of t'n Home Watch Company, are warranted br the American Watch Company to be cf tfc'eO best material, on the most appiored princi ple, and to possess every requisite fur a re liable time-keeper. Every dealer tf I i these Watches is provided with the Coa" panv's printed card of guarantee, which should accompany each Watch sold, o tht bnvcrs may fecl sure that they are purchas ing the jremiine article. Theie cnunicr ous counterfeits and imitations of our Wuthes sold throughout the country, and' we would caution urchascrs to be on their suard against imposition. Any grades of Waltham Watches may J purchased of Watch Dealers throughout" tho eountrv. l:'Jm BOBBINS & APPLETON, la2 Broadway, N. Y., (Jeneral Agents. 11 I? r.r:,v .1- Co.. r, (j Merc hant st . Sa Francisco, Atfent for the Pacific Coast. Kct:ee of Finsl Settlement. XN COUNTY COURT OF CLACKAMAS- County, State of Oregon. In the matter of the estate of E. A. Barnm, deceased ; Nov. term, 1 S"7. On this day come J. B. Kelly, Adminis trator of said estate, by his attornevs, and filed bis final account i.i said Court, pravin a settlement of the same. It is therefore ordered that the l?t Monday of Jnimnrr, lH'i, be ?et apart for the hearing of smd s ji -plication, sit which time all persons inter e.ited are notified to appear at the Cuirt House in said county and show cause if -they have why said accounts should mi. 1) allowed. Nov: ICth, 1S07. W. T. MATLOCK, County ttytJe. NOTICE. rFllE Co-PAUTNKUSHIP IIEUETf'6")RK a known as the firm of Milier A l'e.-.ss, ia the lumbering business at Oregon City, is this day dissolved, i Ni'Vemir '"tli, i;-17,' by mutual consent. Those having clair: against said firm will present then: tu Savi'l Milier for payment, and thor.e i-v.i:u: tl. finn will ;dcaso come forward said settle with Samuel .Miller, v,lio$ authorized m rrcoiva aud receipt. SAMCFb M IMJ-.'IC, c;:. a. bkasf. Tha business will be carried ou in tbe f-.i-ture by Samue' S.nith, who will furnis'i all kinds ot lumber, both reuh r.mi drcssrri, and all kinds of fruit boes on s'-.orl notice and at reasonable prices. T.tf SAMUEL SMITH. Co-Partnertriiy Ho tics, "VyOTICE IS HEUKIJY 01VKN THAT I JlN have tnkcii into my business Thns Leary, his interest to date from thr iitli ut. October, IbuT. The bus;. ;ess will hete.iftfr be carried on under the mime cf Jbinn Leary. J. C. M AN N- All persons knowing ihemsclvc s i-ui'tet to the undersigned ptev ious to October 24th, are requested to crdl upon I'. T. Ht clav, aud pav tiie same, saving further ft J.C. MANN. Orcffon City, Nov. 3i-th, l?r,7. Pint IN THE U. S. DISTRICT LANP OFFICR at Oregon City, Oregon, Joim Welsh r. John Clavi-land and John Kerr. NoticMo said John Clsvelai.d and John Kerr: John Welsh claiming the riuiit of pre-emption W lot 1 of sec. 1. T. t S. K. 1 .. nr.d lot t ut sec. 53 T. 1, X. II. 1 , and havinj; oSerei proof to show that each of you hove torfeiifJ your right to said land by sibandonire J same : you are therefore hereby m-tila'd t::i you or citiicr of you will be allowed thirty dvs from service hereof in which to ae.d cstab'ish vmir ritrht to said bind, mid a you fail tj appear, said jironf of abai dun meat will be taken as irne, against vou. November LMh, 1 'ST. OWF.X V"ADL, Keuisler. 5: it PEN K V WAKUKN, Keccircr. Kct'.ce to Creditors. "17 ST ATK OF ROhF.RT l.AVF.RY, I'p 1.J ceased. Notice is hereby 2ivJ bv tli undersigned, administrator of the a'"'" named estate, to all persons bavin ciamn against the estate of said deccrsed, t0.!rf" sent them with the proper vnurliers lyit.itn six months from the date cf thi- notice, to the under.-igti.'d at the Ollice ofS- Uttelat.ia Oregon City, Clackamas county, Oregon. November 2Sd, A. D. AKTI1UU WARM.K. 4::,t . . Administrntcr. Notice to Creditors, 77 STATE OF IL V. LAMI5KKT. Peccawfi Vj Notice is herein- en on by tneaiidn siL'ned, Administrator of the estate ft 11. V. Lambert, deceased, to all puens lin ing claims against the estate ol toe- 5:IU ceased, to iircsent them with t.ie VTl , !,,. . m.ir.ths froai the "--.' of this notice, to the undersigned at las resi dence in Oregon City, Clackamas ecu"', r Oregon. November 11th, 1$'7. , 4:w4 roUBESIIARCLAV Ahiiinistri.ir- Final Settlement. -7oticf is HKRfUY iyt yuA lS Elizabeth Summers. A.bnmisf wtrn ttie estate of .Michael Summers, (1''''l'il bled lier final accounts ia saul uAl- ,., therefore ordered that Mo.-d iv. Jisl,"ar-:.,.ie. iS'is. be set for hearing objections to- jc counts and the linal settlement ot tac V,v order of the court. . November 1L -- ' Administrator's Notice.. 4 LL persons lairing claims A estate ot John Kdiui, doceased. ;c quested to present the same it. , vouchers, to the undersigned at his f f Oregon City, Clackamas cmmti . w OreSon, within ,iX m fro.,.- Administrator of the estate of John Kd-10' deceased. , i; - ;,:! Oregon City, November lomL niPflT THR P. ALE. ITL'ATKI) UFTWEIIN TIIL tLAt amas and tho 02EG0N CITY T0W2T PIAT In the vicinity of the place of T. J- IIor.saer" vyinbesol, Aplyto , Ju-tU, Oregon 1: ft ft i t f 1
