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G Laws of the United States,
PASSED AT THE) SESSION OF
TUB 40TU iZH 3R2SS.
No. 42. An act making appropriations
for the naval service jr the year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and six
ty nine.
Be it enacted ly the Senate and JLovsc ef
Representatives of the Un iicd States ef Ameri
ca in, QsKorte assendled.
That the lollowin-r sums be. and tliev
are hereby, appropriated, to be paid out
of any money in the treasury not other-
Wise appropriated, for the year ending
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine:
For pay of commission, warrant, and
petty officers, and seamen, eight million
dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary.
For preservation of wood and iron ves
sels and ships in ordinary, and for those
that are on the stocks: vessels for the Na-
0 val Academy; for purchase of material and
stores of all kinds; labor in navv yards:
tools, transportation of material, repair of
vessels. and maintenance of the navy afloat.
mree ninnon dollars.
HU.'lEAr Of YARDS AND DOCKS.
For contingent expenses that may ac
crue for the following purposes, viz: for
Jreignt and transportation; lor printing,
advertising, and stationery ; for books,
models, r.nd drawings; for" the purchase
und repair of fire engines; for machinery
of every description; for purchase and
maintenance of oxen and horses, and driv
ing teams; for carts, timber-wheels, and
workmen's tools; for telegrams and post
age of letters on public service; for furni
ture for government ofiiees and houses;
for candles, oil. and gas: for cleaning and
clearing up yards: for Hags, aw nings, and
packing boxes; for rent of landings; for
tolls and ferriages; lor coal and other fuel;
for water fax and for rent of stores, eight
hundred thousand dollars.
xavyGakd at voinsMorTir, x. it.
Fcr the necessary repairs of all kinds.
fifty thousand dollars.
NAVY YARD AT EOSTON".
For repairs of buildings, and repairs of
all kinds, one L-tuulfVd thousand dollars.
NAVY YAUI) AT MIW YOIiK.
For repairs of all kinds, one hundred
O thousand dollars.
NAVY YARD AT I'll II.A liET.l II r A.
For repairs of all kinds, fifty thousand
dollars.
NAVY YAUI) AT WASHINGTON.
For repairs of all kinds, eighty thousand
dollars.
NAVV YAHi) at noi::-oi.k.
For preservation of the .yard and the
necessary repairs of all kinds, fifty thous
and dollars.
NAVV YAUI) AT I'KXSACOI.A.
For preservation of the yard and the
necessary repairs of all kinds, fifty thous
and dollars.
NAVY Y.YKO AT MAKE ISLAND.
For repairs of all kinds, sixlv thousand
dollars. O
NA VAT, STATION AT SACKKTT's HAltKOIt.
For repa'n-s)aid the general care of the
public property, two thousand dollars.
NAVAL STATION AT Mul.MI CITY, ILLINOIS.
For the necessary repair of the levee
and yard buildings, twenty-seven thous
and dollars.
NAVAI. STATION AT KIIY WoST.
For necessary repairs of wharves and
buildings, three thousand dollars.
NAVAL ASVI.VM AT I'll I LA DKLI'lITA.
For furniture and repairs of same, one
thousand dollars.
For house cleaning and white-w ashing,
eiglit hundred dollars.
For lurnaces. grates, and ranges, sjx
hundreddollars.
For ga.-j and water rent, 0one thousand
two hundred (dollars.
For general improvements and repairs,
five thousand dollars.
For mpport of beneficiaries, filly-four
thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendents and ih ? civil
establishment at the several navy yards
and stations under the control of the bu
reau of yards and docks, and at the Navy
Asylum, fifty thousand dollars: I'ecldrd,
That the c v. I engineer ami naval slore
tyjepo" at the sen oral navy yards shall he
appointed by the President, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, and
1hat the persons employed at the several
navy yards to()iperintend the mechanical
departments, and heretofore known as
master mechanics, master carpenters, mas
ter joiners master blacksmiths, master boiler-makers,
piaster sail-makers, master
plumbers, master painters, master caulk
ers, master masons, master boat-builders,
master spar-makers, master block-makers,
master laborers, and the superintendents
of rope-walks, shall be men skilled in their
several duties and appointed from civil
life, and shall not be appointed from the
officers of the navy.
IlfKEAt OF KQITl'MENr AND nKCIUITING.
For the purchase of hemp and other ma
terial for the navy; for the purchase of
coal and transportation and other oxpens-
0 es thereon; lor the purchase of various ar
ticles of equipment, viz: wire rope and ma
chinery for its manufacture, hides cord
age, canvas, leather, iron cab'ys and anch
ors, furniture, galleys, and hose, and for
the payment of labor for equipping ves
sels, aud manufacture of articles in the iia
O vy yards pertaining to this bureau, one
million dollars.
For 6pen-es that may accrue for the
following purposes, viz: for freight and
transportation of materials and stores tor
JJureau of Fquipmeut and Recruiting, ex
penses of recruiting, transportation of en
listed men, printing, postage, advertising,
telegraphing, and stationery for the Pu
reae of Equipment and Peeniking, appre
hension of deserters, assistance to vessels
in distress, two hundred and fiiiy thous
and dollars.
For the pay of superintendents and the
q civil establishment at the several navy
yards under this bureau, eighteen thous
and dollars.
rur.Kiv or navigation.
For navigation apparatus and supplies,
and for the purposes incidental to naviga
tion, viz:
For compass stations and repairs and
care of same, four thousand dollars.
For services and materials for correct
ing eompa-ses on board of vessels, and lor
testing compasses on shore, thiv c thousand
dollars.
For nautical and astronomical instru
ments, for nautical books, maps and charts,
and sailing directions, and for repairs of
ins'.ruments lor vessels of war, ten thous
and dollars.
For books for libraries for vessels of
war, and for books and stationery for na
val apprentices, lour thousand live hun
dred dollars. Q
For binnacles, pedestals, and other ap
purtenances of ship's compasses, to be
made in the yards, three thousand dollars.
For bunting and oilier material for flags
ami for making and repairing flags of all
kinds forgihe navy, seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
For navy signa other than signal flags,
namely, signal lanterns, lights, rockets!
and apparatus of all kinds lor signal pur
poses, lor drawings and engravings tor
tignal books, six thousand dollars.
For logs, log lines, log reels, log paper,
tind sand-glasses, for lead, lead lines, lead
reels, armings for , leads and other sound
ing apparatus, and for running lights, (side
und head lanterns prescribed by law.)
eight thousand dollars.
'For musical instruments for vessels of
war, one thousand dollars.
For commandcvV and navigators" sta
tionery for vessels of war, live thousand
dollars.
For oil for vessels of war, other than for
engineer department, fifty thousand dol
lars. Forjpcal.and foreign pilotage for ves
sels of'.wfcr. sixty thourand dollars.
For lamps and lanterns of all kinds for
Viuuac'eS; standard-compasses, and tops.
for lamps for cabins, wardroom, and oth
er quarters for officers, and for decks,
holds, and storerooms, and for lamp-wicks.
chinmepOJtredA-s, and otUtHf appendages,
six thofNCrKaw. f't'yA
For iViLiul trryliwortaiidpof navi
gation materials, irrtrv Hinp-'ooks, and
stores, postage on rtrbjic letters, telegraph
ing on public btsinesS'"'advertising for
proposals, packing boxes and material,
blank-books, forms, and stationery at nav
igation offices, and contingent expenses,
ten thousand dollars.
For expenses cf Naval Academy, viz:
For pay of professors and others, seventy-six
thousand seven .hundred and six
dollars.
For pay of watchmen and others, forty- '
five thousand two hundred and ninety-four ,
dollars. J
For contingent expenses, sixty-three
thousand four hundred and fifty dollars.
For necessary repairs of quarters, ten
thousand dollars.
For support of department of steam en
ginery, and for pay of mechanics and la
borers, five thousand dollars.
For expenses of Naval Observatory
viz:
For wages of one instrument-maker, one
messenger, one porter, and three watch
men; for keeping grounds in order and re
pairs to buildings and enclosures; for fuel,
light, and office furniture, and for station
ery, chemicals for batteries, postage, and
freight, ten thousand six hundred dollars.
For incidental expenses, five hundred
dollars.
For salary cf clerk, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For salary of three aids, four thousand
dollars.
For preparing for publication the Amer
ican Nautical Almanac, namely: for pay
of computers, fifteen thousand dollars.
For pay of clerk, one thousand two hun
dred pollars.
For payment of expenses of visitors to
Naval Academy, two thousand dollars.
TtltKAU OF OUUNANCK.
For guns, gun-carriages, shot, shell,
magazine and laboratory stores, and equip
ments; for gunpowder, small arms, equip
ments, and ammunition; for fuel and ma
terials necessary in carrying on tiie me
chanical branches of the ordnance depart
ment at the navy yards and stations, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For the necessary repairs of the maga
zine at Chelsea; for the dwellings at the
nitre depot. Maiden; for repairs to build
ings on ordnance dock, and also repairs to
tugs and lighters, and for repairs of ord
nance dock at KUis island, New York; for
repairs of magazine at Fort Mifflin; for re
pairing crane ami wharf at Norfolk, and
for repairing magazine at Mare Islaud,
fourteen thousand live hundred dollars.
For pay of the superintendents and the
civil establishment at the several navy
yards under this bureau, fifteen thousand
dollars.
Ll tlKAU OF COXST'irCTIO" AND KEPATKS.
For pay of superintendents and the civil
establishment at the several navy yards
under this bureau, thirty-nine thousand
dollars.
EIT.EAl OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For pay of the superintendents and the
civil establishment at the several navv
yards under this bureau, twenty-four
thousand dollars.
For stores and materials, fools, repairs
of machinery of steamers, boilers, instru
ments, and labor at navy yards, and re
pairs of machinery, and p urchase of stores
and materials for vessels of squadrons on
foreign stations; and. for transportation of
materials, s,x hundred and titty thousand
dollars.
lU'KEAt OF rr.CVISION AND CLOTHING.
For pay of the civil establishment at the
several navy yards under this bureau, and
at the naval asylum, twenty-six thousand
dollars.
For provisions and clothing, one million
five hundred thousand dollars.
To meet the demands upon the bureau
for freight and transportation of pfores, for
candies, fuel; for tools and rep liring same
at eight inspections: for books and blanks:
for stationery; for furniture and repairs of
same in offices of paymasters and inspect
ors: for telegrams and postage: tolls and
ferriages; and for ice, one hundred thous
and dollars.
lilT.EAU OF MEDICINE AND SmOEUY.
For necessary repairs ami improve
ments of ho.-pituis raid appendages, in
cluding roads, wharves, walls, outhouses,
sidewalks, Jeiiees, gardens, farms, paint
ing, glazing, blacksmiths,', plumbers', and
masons' work; for furniture, thirty thous
and dollars.
For pay of the civil establishment under
this bureau, at the several navy yards and
navy hospitals, sixty thousand dollars.
MARINE COKI'S.
For pay of officers, non-commissioned
officers, musicians, privates, clerks, mes
sengers, steward, nurse, and servants; for
rations and clothing for officers' servants,
additional rations to officers for five years
service; for undrawn clothing, one hun
dred and seventy thousand dollars.
For provisions, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For clothing, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For fuel, ten thousand dollars.
For military stores, viz: pay of mechan
ics; repair of arms; purchase of acoutre
nients: ordnance stores, flags, drums, fifes,
and other instruments, five thousand dol
ars. For transportation of officers, their ser
vants, troops, and for expenses of recruit
ing, twelve tnousand dollars.
For lepair of barrack", and for rent of
ofiiees where There are no public buildings,
ten thousand dollars.
For contingencies, viz: Freight; ferriage;
toll; cartage; wharfage; purchase and re
pair of boats; compensation of judge advo
cates; per diem for attending courts-martial,
and courts of inquiry, and for con
stant labor; house-rent in lieu ot quarters,
and commutation for quarters to officers
on ship-board; burial of deceased marines:
printing, stationery, postage, telegraphing;
apprehension of deserters; oil, candles gas;
repairs of gas and water fixtures; water
rent, forage, straw, barrack furniture; fur
niture for officers' quarters; lied sacks,
wrapping paper, oil cloth, crash, rcpe,
twine, spades, shovels, axes, picks, carpen
ters' tools; keep of horse for the messen
ger; repahs to fire-engines; purchase and
repair of engine hose; purchase of lumber
for benches mess-tables, blinks; repairs
to public carryall; purchase stud repair of
harness; purchase and repair of handcarts
and wheelbarrows; scavengering; pur
chase and repair ot galleys, cooking stoves,
ranges; stoves where there are no grates;
gravel for parade grounds: repair of
pumps; furniture for staff and command
ing officers' offices; brushes, brooms, buck
els, paving, and for other purpose.?, seveu-tv-live
thousand dolLus.
2fKC. 2. And be it further aincU-1. That
the number of persons authorized to be
enlisted into the navy of the United States,
including seamen, ordinary seamen, lands
men, and mechanics, and including ap
prentices and boys, is hereby fixed and
established at eiglit thousand live hundred,
and no more.
-Sec. And he it further enact!. That
all unexpended appropriations existing on
lie first day cf July next, for any of the
several heads cf appropriation provided
for in this act. shall be carried to t lie sur
plus fund, unless the same is necessary to
pay expenditures made during the current
fiscal year, or unless the same is necessary
to execute contracts made before said
date.
Pec. L And be it furila- enacted. That
the Secretary of the' Treasury is hereby
directed in "his next annual "estimates of
appropriations to state all the balances
of
Ppropriations made prior to the prcs-
cnt session of Congress, for each branch
public service, and remaining unex
pended on the first day of July next, and
designate the amounts necessary to exe
cute contracts or pay expenditures prop
erly chargeable to each of such balances.
Approved. June 17. lS'JS.
Ak your ceicrhbor to subscribe
fur the FvTEP.r-itjsK.
OREGON CITY BUSINESS.
L. ZIGIER & SON.,
COOPEBS,
Oregon City, Oregon.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW FRE
parcd to make all manner of ware in the
LINE OP COOPEliAGE,
FE01I A
WELL-BUCKET!
To a HOGSHEAD!
Bilge or Straight Work !
on short notice, and at reasonable rates.
Call and examine samples of our work, aa
it is its own recommendation.
g3.) P. ZIGLER & SON.
JACOB WORTMAX.
THOMAS It. FIELDS
Wortman & Fields,
JVcxt Door to tie PoU OJIce,
Oregon Citg, Oregon.
DEALE2S IN
FsiMaiSj- Groceries I
Provisions of all Kinds !
Yines and Liquors !
Confectionery, Spices !
Canned Fruits and Jlcals !
And all the Favorite
Brands of Flour and Sugar
Z3TIte highest market prices aid
for country -produce.
WOO! WstMll I
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S.AGSEirSBrlAfy
"WANTS TO BUY
200,000 or
rorxns
W OOL!
FvU WHICH THE
HIGHEST TRICES WILL BE
LOGI S & A I.ClllUlIT,
EXCELSIOR
MARKET S
Corner of Fourth and Main Sts.,
Oregon Citg Oregon.
rjWKF. THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
JL the public that mey keep constantly on
hand all kinds fresh anil salt meats, such as
BEEF, PORK.
MUTTON, VEAL,
COkXED BEEF, IT A MS,
1'ICKELEl) l-OBK, LAUD,
And cvervlhing else to be found m thcirline
of business. ' LOCUS k ALIJR1G1IT.
Oiegon City, Apiif -th, lzf,7. ii : 1 y
" OHEGOxI CITY
B Jl E W E II Y !
HILARY I iU 32 BET.,
Having purchased the above Brewery,
w't.-;hi's in inform the pu'hiir: that he is now
prepared to manufacture a No. 1 quality of
.NO. I tjl
Mil !
LAG Ell HEEL
As good as can be obtained an v where in the
Stat:e. Orders solicited and promptly tilled.
Oreiron Citv, I li-eembi-r :-Mh, 1 Mm. " Kit'
KIGHI2" IMPORTANT7!-
To alt wishing
HORSE SHOEING, BLACK
SMITH I NO, I BON, ETC.
John W. Lewis,
Comer of MA IX and SECOXD streets,
ORKGON CITV,
Takes this opportunity to inform Iiis
old customer', and the public
in general, that he now
has on hand
THE CELEBRATED
"Web-Foot" Plow !
And other patterns which he warrants in
every particular to give satisfaction. The
Farming community are especially and
earnestly invited to i-. ll and see these im
plements, before purchasing elsewhere.
All wotk in his iine is done in the best
possible manner, and at snch prices as must
suit idl. In connection with the above de
partment of business the undersigned is also
prepared to manufacture
Wagons and Carriages of every kind!
in point ot style and durability
E Q. V A I T O A X V IMPOHTE IJ!
II aving constantly on hand for sale a large
asoi tinei:t of" material, consisting in part of
WAGOJV TIM HER,
JROX, STEEL, ETC.,
The proprietor is
Enabled to liil all Orders !
tt,i,-?e Article on
The Most Favorable Terms.
Z4f All work from this establishment,
and all material sold oil order, is warranted
to be as l epicsented. J. W. LEWIS.
II 0 i'l E HADE
Levy & Feciiiieimer,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in Furniture,
OliEGOX CITY,
rpAKETIHs METHOD OF INFORMING
X the public that they have now on baud
a large invoice of
SQUARE AND EXTENSION TABLES,
LL'liKAUS.
BED-STEADS.
loun(;i-:s. DESKS.
STANDS. CHAIRS.
And various other Qualities of Rich
and Jfediuii Furniture !
Forming a complete and desirable assort
ment, which merits the attention of buyers.
We HANUFACTUBE FURNITURE
Using good materials, and employing the
very bes-t mechanics in the State, hence we
can warrant our goods to be as represented,
and we are prepared to fill till orders with
promptness.
ZT" We call the attention cf the public
to our safest com, as containing the most
comotete assortment of desirable ds in the
State.
LEVY & FECIIIIEIMER,
45.3y Jfaia street, Oregon City.
UST ICES' BLANKS, of evervdescrip
tion. for sal at l:e EvrKnrr.fsi- office.
OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD,
COMING TO OREGON CITY !
Now is the Time to Take Fassage for
The Establishment of
XTIIO HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE
sonuieui.3 ui
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Ever brought to this Market consisting, in part of
CLOTHING, OF ALL PESCrJrTIONS,-For Gents' and Coys' wear!
FURNISHING GOODS. Of every variety !
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Of all kinds and colors!
LADIES' CLOAKS. SHAWLS, FURS. HOSIER V, etc.,
MERRIMAC FRINTS. WHITE GOODS, etc.,
HATS AND CARS. BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES -And an endless variety of goods, loo numerous to mention.
TOaiela tlzcy f laflciac! tfo sell Lower ilizi
Any SSoiase isa Oscosi !
If anyone is disposed to dovot the genuineness of the eibovc statements,
Especially the latter all the undersigned oslc of them is, that they
Call and Examine the Goods and Frices !
And satisfy themselves. We may le. found at the l stnnd, the Brick
Luilding, Main street Oregon City. JACOB BROTHER.
tffT Country Prmlice taken in exchange for go-xls.
Look Out ! The Hailroad is not Coming Yet !
i;i t
PEOPLES' TRANSPORTATION C.
Arc Still
An J Rolling in the Goods for
Cliamiaa St Warner's old Erick Store, ISain filreet,
Where he not only intends to sell, but
Will Sell Cheaper than any oilier llone in the City.
I will s ir COVF v" Co ),'' ALL, vw safi.-fv veurselves that it is no trouble to
ma to shou-'-oods". ' 1 tlave r. eeiv.-d .i:e of I I.e. largest tock ever brought to this mar
ket, consistins; in puit of a tine :isoi tim nt oi
LADIES DRl-SS GOODS. liAL.MORALS, FURS of various descriptions ;
CLOAKS, sin h r. 'iivi!. u., and Sacks;
KID GLOVES, best oualiiy
HOSIKRV :
LRoWN AND W.EAOHUD MUSLINS, nil w':.l:l. :
LOOTS AND SHo;:s : 1 1 ATS AND CAl'i ; CLOTHING ;
FINK i SLACK Db'KSS SUITS ;
CASS! M Li; E SUITS ;
SUI'KKiOR JJEAVER SUITS:
ROYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, all sizes and qualities.
f'j- A SUIT THAT WILL SUIT ANYRODY all on the most reasonable terms.
AU Urjje "-dock of Gents' Furnishing- Goods.
GROCERIES A well selected assortment.
S. ACKERMAN.
pSr All kinds of Produce Fought.
0. W. POPE 5s Co.,
DnALF.ns i:"
STO V E S ,
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Hose, etc.
Atul Manufacturers of
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Main Street, Oregon City.
The subscribers would respectfully an
nounce that thev kocj. constantly on hand :i
good assortment of" Cookinjr, I'rlc.r, Air
Tight, and other stoves, suitable to tins
market, which are being
Offered at Portland Prices !
Our assortment in this line is large, and em
braces almost anv desired pattern, including
the
DUCK,
HENRY CLAY,
11 EARTH SI ONE,
WESTERN EMPIRE,
(J HEAT EEPUIiLlC.
BLACK KNIGHT, &c.
Roofing and .Tubbing of every description
dona to order, in a manner that cannot fail
to suit patron. In addition to the above
may be found a good assortment of llard-
ure, ooaciiwure, etc.
C. W. POPE & Co.
Oregon City, April -2Ah, :-ii7. 1.
NEW LIGKTe! NEW LAPj
AND
BEST RIGHT LAMP III USE !
Its Many Advantage? s
FIRST It i Xon-ErF..;re, and entire!',
free from smoke or tfnslee odvr uh iU
I, urn in 'j.
SECOXLiIt gives a S.ff, Cean, White
Ll'jht.
THIRD It CHEAPER than any ether
Fluid or Oil.
LUCIHE BURUING FLUID
For burning in the above Lamps, outrivals
all otht-r Fluids forLKJIIT and ECONOMY.
It will not Staiu or Greisu Clothes, Carpets,
Tables, etc.
LUCINE LAMPS AND TIIE FLUID
CAX HE HAD OF
C. W. i-Ol'jE Co.,
0P.EG0N CITY,
DEALERS IX
Stoves, Tinrrare, Lamps, Oils, Chimneys,
Lanterns. X:e., fv.
n4:tf
ILL HEADS PRINTED.
At tho Enterprise Office.
OF THE LARGEST AND BEST AS-
Tiir:
Running their
LINCOLN BAKERY!
tVest Side "5riti!i fsticct,
Oregon Citv Oregon.
L. DILLEE. Proprietor.
rpiIE PROPRIETOR WISHES
to inform the public that he is now manu
facturing the best qualities of
BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
PILOT BREAD,
Boston, Butler, Sugar and Soda
C II AGREES,
tt'C, cOc, ci'c.
in addition to which he will keep constantly
on baud a large stock ot the best staple and
FAIIILY GliOCERIES,
rsovisioi.s, &c.
I V' " The best produce that is afforded by
the market, bought and sold.
" L. PIJ.LLK, Proprietor.
PAINTING. PAINTING.
3ZL3ZL CUD X2U C?
Sign and Steamboat
Graining,
Cltiiia Glossing,
Imitations of all liimls
Woo! suscl MsarIIe I
Executed as we!! as can be done on the
Pacitic Coast.
Examine our work and judcre fur your
selves. Every order attended to' with
care and expedition.
C. E. MURPAY,
"V. est door P.alston's brick. Main st,
"t-'-'O Oregon City.
J. F. JlILLliR. j H .SnATTlCK.
J. F. MILLER Co.,
MANUFACTURE US OF AND DEALERS IN
Hoots s&Mg glaoes !
At the Oregon City Bool and Shoe
Store, Alain street.
THE BEST SELECTION
Of Ladies', Gents. Hoys', and children's
J loots and shoes on baud or lrudc to order.
THE CASS
HAVE ARRIVED !
The O o o cl m !
AKE HERE FOR PAHTICULAUS
Cstll Jit Clasts'ssisiias!
At the old Stand,
Main Street, Oregon City.
LAI)
JEFOUE VISITING TORTLAXD CALL AT
Charman (0 Brothers.
JOOK AT THE VARIETY
For sale ly Charman ct- Brother.
ROOTS cfc I
rjHE REST AND CHEAPEST
fit Charman ct- Bros.
QAXNOT COMPETE WITH
Charman ey Brother.
JJAVE YOU SEEN TIIE BEST
JVol until you have called upon
Char man P Pro
M AT9 MATS,
TOTIHNG CAN EXCEL
The stock of Charman Bro.
OREGON CITY
WOOLEN MMUFAQTURIHG
C 0 31 5 5 A N V.
rpiIE APOVE COMI'V.VY APE NOW
1 I'louiioiu r aouuhtv ot
1 tr
W00LE1J GOODS
AVII1CH APE
Sapenor to any ever before ciiered
on tiie Pacific Ccast !
Comprbing
CASSI MERES,
T WELDS,
HARD TIMES,
1'LANN EI.S.
BLANKETS,
YARN. ltc.
Zy" Usin only thebe-t grades of Wool.
The ad.ove sr'"jds at e otfi-red tolhelraile
oti the most Vavm it'.iie tern:-. All orders
will meet with prompt attention.
Address : K. .lACO!!, A:?"t,
Oo.Cuii li oL-.;;i ('ii ,-, !rej:on.
Or L. WHITE & r.P'.)., A e:it"iit J 'ui il.ir.'l.
The- Ecquircmsnls of the Tinss !
J. E. BALSTOIf,
PAS IT 1
1MH: OLD POCK STOUP. TMV. P.rsT
1 rv ('iod hoiwe in Oregon City, lias the
pluck lii eerv depa 1 1 men t with an O'.'uc
Joy In the Hungry !
Hard Times Cane Again r.o More !
Great. Full in the price of Goods!
At the Pock Store, ci- the corr.er of Main
and Pitth Mreets, ()!i'--(in City, has jtist i e
Utrned I'runi San Praticisco, where he pureh
as ed a large and well selected stock of
DRESS" GOODS,
WOOLEN " PRINTS,
WHITE ' HOSIERY,
BLEACHED SHEETINGS,
GENTS' FURXISI1NG GOCUS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
PAINTS OILS, ckc, Sec, kc.
Z At prices hitherto utdu-ard of,
l-S Py'tho oldest i;, habitant.
ZA'1" bet tlie Peojile el-ithe themselves
And Rejoice! For the winter cometh.
Give him a call and be convinced that the
Ruck Store is the jdace to trade.
MA IX STREET, OR EG OX CITY.
BARLOW & FULLER,
(.sueecssors to Wortman ,rc Shoppard.)
Keep constant! v on hand
CAKES! PIES! ISliEAD!
And Crackers of all kinds !
Order.- in this Line will meet with
PH0HPT ATTENTION !
BAR LOW & FULLER
Also keep on hand ail kinds of
FAMILY GROCERIES !
AND PROVISIONS !
STE A M BOAT STORES !
And all Articles used for Culinary
Purposes !
BARLOW E FULLER
Sell a fne assoi t i:eiit of
LIQUORS AND TOP.ACCO !
By the Case, or at retail !
Attention is also directed In the. fact
that nohodv else sells rh
FAMOUS G LEAS ON CHEESE !
III SHOUT !
Farmers atid the public pererally, are in
vited to call at the City Pc.kery, where the
truth will be made apparent that our stock is
complete, and our prices reasonable. All
kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods: PAPLOW t 1-UbI.i.P.
pETlTION FOR SA 'LE.
In the County Court cf the State of Ore
con for the county of Clackamas, July term
i sr.Nl .Tf.i'.n 1 .ttl.-. .t,..,-.T... .,
I Crow, heir of Gorge Crow deceased, having
hied a petition praying for an order and lH
cense to seil the interest of said ward, in the
donation land claim of said G cor ire Crow de
ceased, situated in the conntv of'chiekair.as,
and State of U--eon, said hit .rest bcdn- one
seventh patt of said land claim, to pu the
expenses of support and inaintainance of
said ward. It is thertibra ordered bv the
Court that all persons interested in said es
tate are notified to appear before the Conntv
Court in and for kai i county, on Monday "
The seventh day of ' September ,
a.d. lsfjo, at i0 o'clock a' si., and show cause
if any there be, why an order should not be
gtanteu to aid guardian to sell the iaterc-st
jt said ward in said land claim,
W. T. MATLOCK County Judge,
Clackamas Co., Oregon.
Oregon Ciir. Julv 7th. si;h. s s
J. F. McCoy, AW n for Q-iirdian.
Scm J-ranctsca.
ARISES & DALLAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOEBEK3 OF
WOOD AND WILLOW WAHE
Brushes, Ticincs, Cordage, etc.,
AND MANTFACTl'r.BRS OP
Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, lyc
215 & 217 Sacramento st.. San Francisco.
Z Maiden Lane, N". Y. City.
I), ii. iiiUi?.rRr,:i,
mi.r!tui:(;!i,
.San Praacisco.
LOl lS E1NSTK1.V.
Portland.
Mi Id burg, Bros & Co-
IMPORT EBS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
Ail Kimls of Jo:msicss,
Scotch and Irish Whiskies.
Rum, Gin, Domestic Liejuors, Wines,
S,-c, rf-c, d-c.
No. 20 Front st., O. S. N. Co.'s new brick
block, Poitland Oregon. (li'.i
French Medical Office
DP. JUI.IAX PKKRAirLT, Doctor of
Medicine of the Faculty of Paris, Giad
n nt c of the University (bieen's Colieirc, and
Physician cf the St. John Papiiste Society,
of San Francisco.
Pit. I'Ei'.tiAfi.T Iia" tiie jdeastire to inform
patients & others seeking eoniidetitial Inc'.i
cat advice, that lie can be consulted, at his
oflice. Armory J I :t 1 1 Puihling, Noi theast cor
ner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
San Francisco. Poou.s No. P 11, firs'1
floor, u j sfaiis, cntratic-e on cither Muntgoir
cry or Sacramento streets.
Pa. Pi. aa.', t i.t's studies have been alma
exclusively devoted to the eure of the v; ,
mis forms of Nervous and Physical Pebiii y,
tlie re.-idts of iijurious liatjits acijuired ii;
youth, which usually terminate in impotence
and steril.lv, and permanent'.'.- induce i.ll the
concoir iiaiits id old aire. Wltere a secret
infirmity exists, involving the !appinessof
: life and that of others, reason cud morality
dictate the necessity of its reinoval, for it i
a fact iliai i -remat u re di-cline of the viiror of
manhood, matrimonial ii!i!.a!ii;ie:-s, ct.mpul
sorv s'.n: !e li. etc., have ih.-ir sources m
causes, tiie get in of v!:ich is planted in early
life, and the biner f i n;t lasted hm-aficr-waids;
;atie:.ts. i;,bo! ing tl'ibr t'nis Coin
jdaint, will complain of o:,e or more of the
lollowim svmptoms: Nocturnal emissions,
pains in' the "buck and head, weakness ot
memoir ami siht, di-eharg:- from the Ure
tlia on 'iroi!):r to tool, or making water, the
iiitcllcjtual ia-ul;i--s a:e weakened, loss of
inctnoiy en. ties, ideas ate clouded, and
there is a ('.isir.ciitsutioi! t attend to be.smes,
or ee!i to l "'elimr. wi i;i:i'r or societv of
friends, t te. Ti.e pati -tit will probably com
plain of diz.'iio-ss, e; !.(. asol that the sight
at. henrii.ghre wiaketu d.aiel sleep disturb
ed l.,v (ireat'i.s, tot lanei ( .ly, siiri.iii-r. aipita
tioi.s, failitin-s. ( oi'i.s atol hw ievi v;' l.iie
son.e have eternal i'.ei:mat:c pain, S'ul
numbness . th--? body. Some of the iiit'st
colli ir.oti svmpjeios ;': t -impb s hi the face,
face, ai.d 'aching ill oilier, nt patts of the
i.ilv. Paticiits "M;i:'ei inir this tbsease
shoiil d apnlv i;.ime!-att ly to Pi:. Pi.i:i:a ilt.
it!;.i- ii;' pel sen or !.y br.cr, and he wi.l
.taifi-.nt !.' a cure of .'en.iifal wtakiuss iu six
to e.od.t '.v. t!;.:.
I'aiiej.ts t i.n'-nn:r frm vencrial dtsmses
in ar.v st..-e, C ; i a, C-h-ct, Strict ores
1'ubo U leers. Ci.'au i;i Kruptions, etc , w ill
be treated M-.cccs-bdly. All jH-j-hditie and
Mcrc-urial T.dots e!:tirv!y icmovcd In-ia the
syr-Urn.
" Pi:. I'i:i;r;Ai i t's oiph :i:rs are in his ( Pice,
where pa:;e..:s tan mo for ile a. selves, that
th; v are n:;iT the care of a rejtdai ly ducat-
d i,i actiti. tier. I l.e I ..:! i-cfcreiicos iriv
en if i i ot.i: eu.
Patktas saf-'entsg nr. dor chronic diseases,
can call and t xamh.e for tliciiiseivi s. e r.l
vite itivcsti natt'.:. ; eh.i'.n not to l.no-.v every
thintr, lor to cure everybody, bat v:c (!
clait'i t'n-.t i:i : ii cases taken under treat
men t, we fa : '.id c
iai !v rcip.tf.-t ti-.os-ed
doctor, a i i
worn out a a.l i' :-c
!. a ehai :-e.- a:.
I. ei s siii'':l :
;h ;.!..! to t. . . r :
wiih ti.J assar..:ie
i a1
l)!t. I'l lot V! '- ' i:
f . I1:-, iio.r:
;! pi ; raises. e J. at lleu-
w !..- have tried ttiis !:e.as1
: ;,lp. i'l t.-e-i phvsieiri'i. til!
.itt ae-.. d, to c.di upon us.
! . ; e .el'.
I:;:vi v eou'.pla; t iticl
:, oaii . . . li:e doclor
of
:-on ; r.i.v -.
. th- o:.i- a-o:it in C.difor-
. . ;i;...n:
has
I e::o i: ,
f e ; :
laotit i i ; V l.liis.
Th
:ai:iis'e d their
r
lepttta: l..:i as a far
ai.'-'t f...' i.: a .1.:-'
n 1 e. -i e: -
a on I'ii-.i' iioi
alio' I '...e,iy.
ei:'...i i ; ie
ana o'oer
o'jst: la-iiosis i:i fea.a'es. On the recet t of
(s) lhe.se pii:.- wiii be ::t by mad or exj-tvss
to any part of t'ae World, secKiv iVeai c'.ni
i:s'y or ;'. ::. . '.
JVrsous ; t a .list ;;;! r can be cur; d ai liots.C
!.-y a.' ssi..g a lett r to iM:. i 'i:i:i:au:.t, or.
of .'acnr.i.ciito and iot;'g-uie!y r 's., ro..';i
i" an 1 1 1. or bo. '.TZ, P. O., San Frar.ci.-co,
s-t..t i sir the ease as 'ni'ititeiy as possible, geli
ei.il hal-its of In i:g, occttpation, it-..
MSDIOAL.
A WARNING!
Bo -fri!r srrn:?. risoi pkys
ICAb JNCAl'A.Cl 1 V '. Am vou fuiler-
lili; 1.-..1II JSol . las
DS. KAGTlQO -2 ALL,
V1.o I;a !e.e-i r-!:.;.";;:::e. i.i f-:;;i rrnuci-CD
t ince 3 :.J, lias ttt pj.-e-.i, p. ill. p.--, lie i.cl.i.ow!.
il.'.'i.'S et i 1' tie' r". u: i in-' I his j re.Ur.-ioti, '. v
Vlias atlv.iii in-; !.at l.e ;:i e;;: ii I e:; r t five
a l'ei'ow 1 eiairan t pertai.hv t f at it as; bi'.-i ir
capable t-f di.-ciital.iaiiug i.r'l.iitist-iJ t ut t file
musses f ch.aihUi'i.-i.-in, at K-::-t n;e piae!:
tioniT Mho i.as ti n et. tl Lis titn- moia-y ::i.d
ftuly to t:ii; eaii'.ar lrai;e!i tit Lis refe-sii.n.
and who is a i- - -ly .;ua;i;:e..l ,i aet ii ioi t-r a; d
im-rtiher ot t ae .' iedi. al i'.t arti. a;;l was i'ei i:i
ci!v:t j npi! ami praeticed ui.tler lhoeea
b rated A.ci. a Pi ta r.!. Las r.tnv the me.-t t-x-ten-ive
psactice. -:le:.d:!ig t!irnng!i t!. v. hole
t.f t'aiiiori.i:!, Oregon. Nevada, VVa!.ingto:i
'J'eri iloi y, aatl t hroiig'i. nt 1!.e vln.V i ;'eilic
fl'pe. Isavi.ii estab'isin-d this cxtn.;-ive p:::e-
tl'C" thrOUgtl his 1;. !;.! ui.!. tte:l t I s-
) on.;:i;g i y loiter. Mx ! t ' r in tl e. a.vare
e n.tiiiu'tisiy devoted t j tttii LiaLtav.; i rac
.:.. ln. p. II. irAI.T;-, r..-'ab:ishmrr.t is well
rie.wn to all isit..is ti I'au I rarer co. U s
i j.u;a:ii: !iii'iicii--:i !::: um-i-on 1 h t-i.-l.-gicul
:.ad Anatouiieai Mti j. c'-i is saif.cieist ncaiiiy
t the a'.bo tlait ti.o-e v he. piaeo t la n.seives
ma. i l- his car; will, to fav t he lea.-t, Lave a
ft-.ta-ant.-e thai l!:ey have pt lect 11a niseis. - in
tae harals of ooo v. ho is well reoi.aii.tt d u n !
th" rnatotnyar.d i.ti. siolo-v o'thi' human 1 otiv
cadiis my.t.-iieaj 'voi-ksn's; an:!, then lore,
)r;e-j,ee:ivo of L.s r. putaiion t-:r etui: U
io ta :, !;en iinivcr-aliv r.ckuova'd -e.V to be
competent to C't'e. iLeia. lie ai-o lakes the
trretest j rocautien to avoi.l ithiieav Leie
j:iveii!.s to rec "iiiTien frcia w!.otic thec.r-re-i
ou.leneei oaa s. lie lias now Lee; in j,ia(
tay Uveii! y-thiee icsr;. :iriil jst a s -. 4'ie ca-e
l:as evoi- l.., ,, iu.i.1,, pi,i,;iC. Jlo enti he eou
tu.h .i l.yl-ltT, t.r p. r-t.aai!v ;vt his ol!:co.
J he lii;:ii ;r.g wuiKsC,au bj oLtaiued direct
trom the uutkor live:
Obscrralia oa the Male rnd Fesab Or.ns cf
GcEeratio-;, aad their Trjatmtut.
i3r.ic, 25cts
H:r.lta czl Bisea-o ; hot7 ti OLtaia ono aid
A vol.1 the other.
prj:cu. i.oo.
C ,1 UTEO S !
A run.l.er cf i-.r..;iiaiiiieil persons r.re delutl
J 1 1 t ! ; unuary Ly pi.-t.-hoing to I e legally
i,Ua:i:ied piac;":i-.-i. iv. He la'.t s this c) pt r
tuhil v f c pviiig iff loiiowii -j i xiract lioia
Lis v.. i ;.:.-;. n-.ta thf .1!oi:ic:.i I5..tn.i :
1 -at is in t oi liiy t aa t S. HAS I L..S If ALL
lias 1 .f n r.aj i ;e? t .1 iv ti.' M d:ei.t 1 '.care; ;.s sv
Lga 'y ;ua;i:e ! u.-o:cal ra.-tiiieiier.
'Iy t iller i f l: 1! i'.'Ulhl.
Lua.siis . c oorx.ii, Secretary.''
A. dd re s ;.'.' It:e;s ' J
1X2. S. Z7siC.fi
O.Tce, Atv.c ieat! f ur-rry cnu I.)i-p,ca ary,
rie. i'.'l Jlct-oa.:--;.t., ii;.a i juaci.ce, Ca".
Pel.iiitv: if T. j -s.
are. t e v.aine.i in e!r
tune : "Vou liavo - J.
i i 1 . l 1 ' -5s? -
i i r i f f s
i i u . 1 i - 1
i d i i v i L " ' i
cd. :1 o. to -ulie.ru e-.-'.i.-v-J
C J I J 1 . V f sr-j
little I l V - ,
v.-ii:c:i ui i ;::v- N.-' v- rvv I
tplit, rae oi.e Le-
i U i e 1 i . i - 1 , i ! o -1
t'" " i I'l 1 i w (, , t
1 is I ) X I -V (
meats ot" huciatd; vet is total'v i-norai.t :.s
in . . 1 i i -. t i 1 1 j
1 t i . i it il
t...;t I.e h:;- t.e.er inaue j! l;r ttam.ir ft tat v.
A i ' i '1 t ti ,
mot euae-.-. w no o: ev:; mi tiif v.e.ej... is :mh1 live
ol l.sit-:iuis. J he-is i i.a n a.Ooi :s as.et: e 1 it as
tn v. loc.i ti:ev laive not ti.ti s:n-!i!.'.t )iri-i-n-no.i,
aa.l are. far t;:c 1. ',..-1 i art. lai n oven a-, n l -Oal
tae o.-cuair,- c taiuio.l 1 iiOiia'-i Is ol t .iaea
t il 1 lit I 1 I t ' .
A 1 I t 1 s
of health cf the nua d.dr.-.Ie.l ::-t:i:i.
)cick Ucstanvants.
CLIFF HOUslT
ll .V T
siLlL Xear!) Opposite Wooi v,.,..
). . ... n iiuii, f
T. W. RIIOADES, ( Proprietor!.
Oregon City, Orepon.
ATe invite the citizens of Ore con C;t
the traveling public, to give uS
their patronage. Meals tan be had at n
hours, to please the most fastidious. jp
Notice to the Publ'c
X - -- me jariov lln.,
in favor of the Cliff House. Hene l4
old customers will give their liberal 'L
age to the above well kept house i-'h
will tind Messrs. White & Phoades alna
on hand to make guests comfortable ''
WM. liAJlLQ-y, v-
McLaughlin House.
Main street, (opposite the Woolen Mill?)
Oregon City, Oregon.
J. F. Miller & Co., Proprietors.
Z'S" This is the most commodious Hot!
in the city. Newly furnished, andjustopca
for the reception of guests.
lT" It will be the endeavor of the rropri-'
efot s to make all guests comfortable.
OREGON HOUSET
Main Street Oregon City'.
JACOB B0EHM, Proprietor.
UEDUtTIOX I.V PRICES!
The undersigned wishes to give notic
that f rom Saturday, October ,ath, IsOT, pric-j
at tlie above bouse w ill be as follows :
board ami Lodging per week ?." 05
Poard without Lodging 4 ij
Poard and Lodmntr pti- dav 1 o
JACOB BOPHM.
Oregon City, Oct. Cd. lsJ7. 5. -.f
0 S W EGO HOUSE!
OSW 1".(H), OUlvLiOX.
JOHN SCII A DP Proprietor,
"JS now prepared to receive and eiitertain
L all w ho may favor him with their patroa
aee. The House is New and the llooins are
Neuly and Neat'y Purnished. The Table
will be supplied with all the del ieacies t-f
the season. The Utilise is situated near the
steamer Jandinsr. Tiie proprietor wilj at all
times endeavor to give entire satisfaction to
ail who may faor him with a call, and
woidd lespectfuliy solicit the paronae of
the Traveling Pnf.lic. 4::tf.
1! ..ai 1 per eek j . 1
Poard and Lodging t.i
Single Meals ;Vj
Wlsterx Hotel,
Pi .i:ti.an!. Oi:i;(,o:.
Corn.-r of .First and Morrison street?.
r-i
Ti'i best atid most coinfortable Hotel in tie
State, where every want is anticipated,
and cheerfully .-upplied. Waim and
cold Laths attached to the house.
This Hotel is located near the steams!
Landing. Toe Hotel Coach w il! be in a:
tendance at ai! the Landings, to conv.-r
pa.-.-ene:'. is atid baggae to and from tie
iiottse free of c'.arue.
Si-:i ELL .t POPTY.
xi-tf Pro:rietors.
P il T T ON HOUSE,
Two doors south i f the oh Court House,
i . . 1 . 1 . . . 1 ,
i iOOl -Siieij j oil. aiiil, VieUUH. V
V. 2. 1'ATiox Proj.rielor.
Sint'Ie ir.ctds, - cc.ds Pods, fl," cert.
Tiiis hou-e is newly lined, and furnishcj
in ti
be-t : 1
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
(Ltt- L1XCOLX J!oi:.EA
T's. SI l-'to;;t stive!, I'm 1 1: ml Oregon,
L. 1'. W. ''i'lMhV. 'i:n-.'i::i:To;:,
f V rn.ll
This li.or.se is t!;e r.u.-t commodious in tie
State-, hev.iv Ltrnisiiv.':, at.d it will be the ca
ll cat. or ot the jiropriitor to make his gtu!5
et.mfoi-table. The jlag iure Wagon will sl
v:a he found at tiie lai:-.i ng on the arrival
of steamships ami l iver heats, carrying bac
yi;'e to the house free of charge. jiT.iT
V II A T C il k 1: It 11 0 U S L,
-its. l-'i, !s ai d i-.'o Front street,
Pouti. as" :, V ;i:,uon.
IllZDCCEl) RATES.!
Tlie und : -signed having taken this wen
known house, solicit increased patronac?
from the traveling pubhe. 'the House .m
latelv b'-en ri hitvil, and the proprietors are
now able i olier a-id.lior.al indueenicnts to k . - .
their patrotis. The table wili be funiiflat! , ,.,
with tiie best niaiUet aitorus. arm Le iitaior
the immi diate sr.per i-iou of the prnpriett-ri
Looms well furnished and well ventilati-i
A large lire-proof safe for tlie deposit (f
valuables. Paggagc taken to the liett'l free
of charee. Poard ?cr week )'''-'
Poard and lodging " "i-t .''
1 -eui-d ills' to the i-ijom occupied. )
Notili. wi'.' 5's left undone, which i j,
the noiveiof the ptoiu funs to tender fitifsj ;
t-oin'fi rial de. FYOvS, LL"U...' u l'' f
xi..;i . proprieto-'.
H Cl.in IvI AM TJFACTURE,
HIGGIHS & CO.
Arc T""oiv "M n 11 fin S 11 r i n g sx Suiici ior
AilTICLE Ol'
Chemical, Olive, Pale, and Brown
FAMILY SOAP,
"Y7IIIC!I V."E WILL SELL AT SAN'
i i'l aneiseo Pi ices, and deliver to
river boats free of ttharvce.
Ali orders sent to Portland Soap Facton-,
or to Mei'raken, Merrill ,v Co., Agents, trjl
nit et with prompt attention.
W. L. HIGUINS & CO.,
11:! v Proprietor?,
No. Front Street, Portland. Oreiron,
One block 100 th of O. S. X. Co.'s Wharf.
McCUAKLX, M PUP ILL & CO., Agents
1831
.1868
E. J, K0P.THRUP & CO,
( I i 1-. 't K .a SALK LOW
Builders' H.trdv:arc and Carpenters'
Tools,
Blacksmiths'1 and Machinists1 Tools,
Coopers'' aud Tanners'1 Toolsr
Mlnii.y and Farmers1 Tools,
Mill and Crosi'Cut Sairs,
S;,ij) and Steamboat Hardware,
Tar, Piu-a, Oakum, Oars, PackinO,
Manilla and Hemp Cordage,
Anchors, Blocks and Sheaves,
Powder, Fas?, Shot, Lead and Cap
Woolen Ware, Twines and Brushes.
AND
Phicksmifhs' Hoods, Cumberland Coal, I r.l
nam. New Yurk and (it iilin Horse N..
Malleable Nuls and I ror.s for bug
gies iind Wairoiis; Wagon Skeins
and Iron Axles, all sizes.
WAGON TIMBER.
ILuls, S-d., J.n'.-, rh sand Shifts, P
Rims, SnrtU IlUoif, ike., tc.
Agents for A. S. Ilallliiic S Co., tVir
.Hope Jiiiinifai-iu"'"'
Z2J" Circulars furnished on application.
Oar facilities for purchasing goods in
Pastern Markets being of a superior can"
ter, we are enabled to oiler goods in onri
... ... 1 . 1....- ...m n Tinreliaft'" J.
llw us low tatvs as tiie 1 7- f A,-
tbtsmaiket. 'We call the attention ol at
ers to our stock, which comprises trie '
complete and extensive assortment org
in this line ever ollercl in this e
S11
P.J. Uii ' nn."-' tt '
151 Front Street PtHtUiid, 0reg
A FAROE uX VOICE OF XE" f
Sunday School and Gift Books .
7-P.OM TUP AMLP1CAX TKACTfcOU6
tv and TT !
Various other Piddishiny 'H
For sale bv the subscriber, on J' "
b--1hAhSS
I.o.lr sr.d Trcas. Oregon Tract .
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