yrwT--, Z . -
o
O
lr
'4rT'. ,' Kv.'han'-e. is - cur only autl-.orir.cd
' "tin:ui Franc'sco. For Eastern Ad
"? ; - Mr Fisher is represented byS. M.
ffigni 1 Co. of New York and Boston.
-CIiric3 wheat is firm af $1 87,
i;i San Francisco ; flour 5 25.
. -
-A friend in Marion county will
please accept our thar.ks for a list
vf paji"g subscribers.
friend has contributed a lead
er en War or Peace, which we com
mend to the attentive perusal of men
I all parties.
I . O -9-
A report readied us on Wed
fesdny, that Mount Hood was belch
jrg forth fire and ashes. We could
trace the story to no reliable head.
--
Bro. Slinso;i, of Salem, requests
uj to say that the Legislative Im
porter was not to be. printed in his
O
The Sterc-opticun, ft doubie. in
strument fur dissolving views, will
' exhibit at Washington 1 1 . 1 1 this
even nig, b'-ptc ruber JUIi. aiiiuis-
un 5'd edit?, children half price.
&. .-.
Good cattle are getting scarce,
in consequence f on insane Fpecula-
tiun east cf the mountains. Cows
and jfoung stoik will be sold next
ear uf there, for Ess than the price?
I i:uiv held fei e.
'-The fire in the woods continues
ith unabated Airy. Oa Tuesday
lat, smoke was so dc-tise in this vi-
cii i'y that v.e were obliged to light
lamps to see to wotk in our cfiieo at
2 v. M. A vast amount of property
Ims been destroyed.
On Monday, President Duft-r will
preseiit the Tuniwattr Case Ball
Club, of this city, with their premium
hut, won at the fair last year. The
j.fesentalioii will take p!;ce on the
upper dock of the P. T. Co s wharf at
b o'e'etk A. M.
We hoju: that the K.'TEnrr.:
this week t!: last, will not be ta
kui as ar;y indication of what we
frliould like to make it. Tn conse
quence cf the Richness of one of our
little children, nnr mind is not in
a proper condition for office duties.
The Grand Lo 'ge of Good Terr; -li:rsvh:i
h q'! 'jou rr.cd at A'bary last
we k, report 10-i lodges, with a n:e.n
Urship of 4 SG3 in the jarb-diclion,
being an increase of over hist
ear, after tram-ft rrir.? three lodges
tu the Grai.d Lod'iti of Id di(
Miss Amirs Pent land I-is 3 good
school in Dalles ci-y. Tiie Ifoun
Itlncer says: .Miss Per, laud is well
qua! ifi-vd rfl to teach the young idea j
how to shoot ' ;!;. I wo u.MPrr. :
lieretofo?e been very sucoes- fu 1.
. 5- o-
Another Bulroad company has
been incur? orated, to build a line of
road from IMUboro to St. Helens..
Kx-Gov. Gibbs, Col. Conulins, and
ether good men are in this Company.
Speaking of Gen. Crook, the
Mountaineer says; Since lie has ta
ken command of this l)i
is JLeartm nt, he i
'
.
has whipped all the hostile Indians !
. ,
ni it and made them sue for pface, ;
;.. r,:. : :. i o
untu ih eui I'j'uiuui, is uu a, i inne
to come. He is a iruo soldier, and
" was not born fW sjxirtsvc tricks,"
but for ieal active duty in the field.
lle has done more for the neotdc of
1 j
tins section f cotintry, in whippit;
out the Soak? Indians, than !mv other
Cjitiin tnJer we h ive ever h.wf.
Walter Pros, are now in receipt
of some of the most splendid gods
in the line of carpets, tapestry and
house furni-hing goods we have ever
$en,.'m this maiket. . Those w ho
Rtand in need of such go, ds will not
fail to find iti their ii.-.e stock any
thing which Can possibly be re quirt .!,
arid all who deal with the firm will
be satis-ficd with their promptness
nnd fairness in trade, as we'd as their
moderate charges.
President Dtilur of the State
Agricultural Society, called upon us
cn Wednesday last, and left cheering
words. with regard to the Fair to
come oft' beginning on the 23th. If
the weather is not unfavorable this
will be the Fair of the Society. Seats
capalbe of accommodating 2,000 per "'
sot s have been erected in front of the
judges stand. A picket fence w ill be
constructed enclosing the race track,
with gates, through which no person
vi'd be admitted except those cons
ccmed in the races. . Twenty tons
of excellent hay h.vve been purchased
by the Society for the use of those
who exhibit live stock. Additional
wells have been dug at various points
on the ground, and every irrange
nient made to render this annus! gnlh
ermg of the whole people an occasion
Qcf unusual interest and advantage to
our young State. Ltt the people of
ni, every one that Can,, go up to
the Fair with a deter minatibi! to do
something in prospering the material
advaue-ernent of the country. Let
the strangers who are sojourning in
our midst, attend and see for them
selves the great Fesoarccs of this
. bsu-..
Mr. Seymour's "friends are
just the men to carry cut the de
signs cf Blair.
A new Seymour paper lias been
started by 'Messrs Jones, Tin g &
Co., in Houston, Texas. It iieuikd
tne Ka Kltix Gaze tie.
Mr. Thomas Cross, of SalerA,
will use a steam engine in his butch
ering and meat packing establish
ment at Salem.
Mr. A. V. Miller has purchased
an interest in the trade of the L'licolii
B.ik.-ry at this cir, and become one
of our eit-zens. Th ft m nsrae of
that well known establishment will
hereafter be Diilcr & Miller. W,.
have not, as et, the new udveriise
ment cf the firm in type it will up
pear next week. In the meantime,
however, our city readers are referred
to tie increa.-ed attractions a. the
Lincoln. Mr. Ddk-r wi-.es to return j
lfl!,.t- f. .1- ll. ,. - . J I I
..i,....,-. .... -nn iiius iraue nciris
received at the hands of the public,
and asks a continuance- of tl.c sune
f r the. new fit mi. He also wishes to
say to liis debtors tlwit j.ay is expect
ed by October i i : sr.
Sui dn's ILrald, uialer the head
ing (,f A New Era for Oregon'
says :
Messrs. ITo'Siday and Krntnft have
Contracted fir a coutrobing iuter.-st
in the Ore-Jon Cct t i ul liai'road, (E ist
side.) ai d it is lii, ir purrtisi to push
it through to coo.; b-iiun in th' siiirt
tst practicable time. They will put
-i. huil'Iled addit io:ial laborers Uj. n
the road imuieiJiate!) , and the tread
tog will probably be completed for
the first hnt'drid miles, to Kugene
City, this fall. Thy busbies-: reputa
tion of these gentlemen is an ample
guarantee that they will do what they
propose. It is to be hoped, now that
the speedy const met ion of the East
t-ioe ra-iroau is assurca oeromt anv
,, . .-' ,:
reasonable cotitmuencv, all feeiin" of j
jealor.sy ami liv.-.Iry !,etm.he
friends -f that project and the West j
side road will tv.te, and that the
(rienus of the latter enterprise will !
saou ti i.oerai :;no enicrpi isiug spirit
in pu-hing forward the work to r.n
eai ly completion. Both roads are
needed; both will contribute many
times their cost in inhancing the
value of the propcity on either line,
and they are to sepc rate that there
can bo no competition or co; fiict be
twee them for thy carrying trade.
Tne W st .si do road can ba built,
with or without government subsidies.
U'hc ti the gradirg and stip.--rstructure
of twenty miles d" tho r;ad is com
pleted, the bo-.ds if the company
will procure all th; iron ati l j-oliin-
r
st ck tvet e -sai y No ns who lias r.ot
personally observed the t-fll-ct of rail
roads u; on the cc-m; try throng'; which
they pass can realize or irn-g:i.e how
iirat'y they increase business ami ens
haute the value- of contiguous prop
ei 'v. Vi:r djsc vat ion and xm-ii-
ctice nas r;:;;ue us a li iei.J i ah rai,-
road projects, ital we hai
the pros-
JH'Ct ot ttif Co i T) O ! et lOU t S
no oi
railr;ad out of Portland . in any di ,
lection, as the dawn of a new era in
the prosperity of the town ami the
; the S;ate. The chances for prefi;
j able investment in Or.-gon are ma
' Vet all taken.
1 1 1 K t O -" 1 3 1 A M ; it E X T S .
1. Thou shalt not make use ofauv hind
of eoo.i-s, u ;j It si thev tuc bought at Koha i;
i i l hel's store.
Than !iu't not use ni.v Gloves, Ilosc,
1 1)1.'! t- I l!- '111. I I :'T1I'V t . . tl I. '. il.Ml .l I I'V
. V V "
come from ivohu & r -liei s sio;e.
'i'htu shult not a !!.-, rlo- wirecrdanirli-
tor to bnv lUess Goods or boniest ic inles-i
they are bought at Kultn & Fisliel's store.
'1- Thou suair n-it .Vith; the streets, unless
thy Hoots 'and Shoes are binight at Moha Si
Fi.-iiei's store.
.. Thou sli.ot not ho llowed o Visit la
dies mite. thy dolliing Corsica iVoai K?im
it Fislu-l's stio e.
li. Thou sliait have no cover in"i for lliv
"'less i'-'ts ztc Uat-ht
t l.-he! s store.
at Kulin X
7. Thoa s'tialf not allow thy female !ir.:o-
hul l to '-,) ivi.lUiiiiT, u n less their shawls,
cloth or .-ilk cloaks, sack, b.i-iiues, tars,
parasols, fans, bahnoral skills', embroidery,
and sni Is ef !i immins, ure juuc'iiased
at Kf.hu & ! isiiei's stoi v.
S. 'i'imu slialt not buy goods of any Ol:-C
that imitates Kolm & Fishi-I.
Dvs Coi.ons. One t the ir.ost
useful and economical tuodcctirius of the
Ti .... - ,f
prescnl at;s is liowo ; Stevens svste;:i os
1 s
Family lve Colors, comprising nil the sfafds
colors and the most exquisite shade-, ir.si so
siiiijile that any one c..:i use them v. ilo per
fect S'.H-'WS.
SPECIAL XO TICKS
V'iil:niii Mc I, lge . l-t I. . t. 'V.
Meets every Satu; d ay evening, at the roon-s
S.:h cornerh; .Mam aiu! Filth streets, at 7 1 2'
o'eiock. Visiting members ure invited to
attend. By order of . C. T.
Oregon trtif3';- So. 3, I. O. of O. I'-
-rt.-V'-'s. Meets every Wednesday evening
iSCIat 7 o'clock, in the Masonic Hall.
"isft," Members of the orde are in
ilea tj attend. 11 V order G.
riultiioiiiali "Ln:f j;c Sc. 1. A n
-Holds its regular comnumi-
X - Vacations on the II rat and Third Sat
v ,.f,,(iMin rach month, at "f o'clock,
from the lio'-.h of September to the trot h of
March, and 7.; o'clock from the -'eth of March
to the -2'i'Ai of September. Urethrea m gcod
standing are invited to attend.
By cider of W. M.
Xolict to oui- IlcaiUrs,'
A arneral invit-;tion is oxtnulol to atl the
re.r-ier.v of Tnv: Vi:i:ki.y ExTEitrr.isK, to
se.ij to due Illltor of this prnw in form' i-
llon oa sii,jrris co)-iic,'etZ irlih
tj:Vlenir!j, ami rural economy.
j'mnhhj,
rr. E. Cooper's t's-ii vors.tl ""tlagnei ie
BALM A great Family Medicine. It is a
soverciga remedy tor
Diptliertsi
And kindred diseases of the throat, r.nd un
"iiualled in ilie cure of I'ysentery, Liarrhea,
Cholera, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, and
Ftvcr an.l Ane,
Naurakria, Rheumatism, Colds, Toothache.
rurns,Snri ins. Bruises, 4c, &.c, are at
once relieved by its timeiv use.
Truly a Ttgttfbk Frop iralicn,
None cenuine without signature of
W. II. STRONG-
REDINGTON & CO.,
Sole Agents.
jy!3 Srn)
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the undersigned wiil please call nd sett.a
their account. TJ A Ft LOW & FULFFlv.
Or-g-c Citr. Jslv 3- I-
LEGiSLiATIVU PIIOCEEDIXCS.
Saleit, Sept. 14th.
House. House of Representatives
met at 10 a. m. Called to order by
F.Way mire,of pGlk. W. W. Ciiap
man, of Multnomah, was elected
Speaker pro lem.,W. L. White, Clerk,
pro tern., and C. D. Lusk, Sergeant-at-Arms.
pro tern. On motion of
Mr. Waymirc a Committee on Cre
dentials wu3 appointed, who reported
in the afternoon, w hen the Secretary
of State administered the oath of
office arid House adj-mmed.
Senate. Senate met arid was tern
porar.ly organized by the election ot
Vic. Trevitt President, S. C. S mp
son, Secretary, and D. B. Hannah,
Sergeant at Arms. A committee of
three on Credentials were appointed,
who reported in the afternoon.
This committee reported in favor
of admitting John A. Dribble-v, cf
Grant county, entitled to his seat.
Contested at i.i,t s ssiol). A re.
commended that neither J.N Dolph
nor D ivsd Po veil be. entitled to vote
as Sen .tuts mm Multnomah couuty,
in. til il be d cided hy lot which one
of them is litit ioJ to hold over.
The report was adopted and the
Senate adj u;n.ed.
S.u.f:m, Sep t. 1 5 1 Ii.
Senate. Chief Justice Do;se ad
ministered 'he oath of cfHee to mtm
b; rs as report. U vest; rday.
Permanent organ :z -t ion was ( fi ct
ed by chciiuu. f C F. Birch, of P.!k
co., President ; S. C. Simpt.n, Chi-f
Cleih; Assistant'. leiU.J. M.Thomp
son; Enrol'.ir g Cleik, J. T. Ford;
Engrossing Clerk, C. P. Church ;
Sergeant -.at Arms, D. B. Hannah ;
Loot keeper, E. S. Delashmut.
On motion the clerk prepared two
ballots, one containing the name o!
T M n !. ' ,,1 ,i .
J . iM. Uoipi), ana the other cot tun -
. . t
lliC llaiiHM,f D' Il'il-linJ !l!ilCP(J
tue same in a box. Alter well shak
ing the box he drew therefrom one of
S:1d bailots, and in accordance with a
resolution adopted previously, David
Powell was indicated as the Senator
from Multnomah whose term cf office
expires in 1 870.
Senate adjourned.
House The IT oust: organized by
electing John Whitakc-r Speaker for
the fifth regular session; W. L. White,
of Oregon City, Chief C'-rk ; Wm
Morchmd, Assistant ; E. E. Turk.
Engrossing Cbrk ; M. IT. Abbott,
Enrolling Clcik ; Albert M. Snyder,
orrgrri:-.i-;it Anns; O. II. Smith,
Dooi keer-er.
Mr. Gray presented a petition from
Belling''!' and Carlisle, of Benton,
prating that a committee be appoint
ed to investigate alleged election
frauds in Ibnton.
Mr. Cox tTyred a like petition
from contestants in Clackamas.
On motion of Mr. Cox.a committee
of five was appointed to investigate
the matters contained in the above
mentioned pet tioi s, onisting of
Messrs. G ay, Cox, Gilby, Mmto and
Simpson.
Mr. Gaz'ry gave notice that be
w Hi'd, at some future time, introduce
a bill trpealing the Act requiring the
oath of allegiance to hi taken in cer
tain cases where money isto be drawn
fiom the State Treasury.
Asiatic Cholera in Cms,..
Tc.vncitow, China, Ang. 0, ISO'1.
Messis. Fcr.cv Davis & So?-h
Dear Sirs During a long residence ia
: China, I lucre used yoar invalnabie Fain
Kille;-,-both irt niv oivn fansitf and among
the Chinese, and have fehud it a most excel
lent nicdicine. Iti the summer of 't'-' and 13
while residing in Shanghai. I found it an
almost certain cure for Cholera, il' used in
time. Indeed, uitj it 'n ti yreat many in
stances, I do not rcmemVn'r Catling in a sin
ale e-.oK Fi r three years T have been re
siding in tiiis phu'e, more than fify miles
from a phvsieiaii, and have been obliired of-
ten to iait uonii niv itw a lesuiuevs in v.:s; r
. , ' ,. . .
L,i i.-k. tin. iiinese ri,m- to lis in
ro-eat numbers lor medicine and inlvic.
i'aonuh without medical knowledge oui
selles, the leuf flt.ipic remedies we can com
mand a:e so much ia advance even of their
hvsiciam. that we have almost daily n;m i
catioiisY Ve allow t hi m tn come, lieeanse it
briii's us in eo;ita: t. with the n, and opens
a hef ; rt-rfiilin ss. In diarrhoea. cdic veni
i-inir, cholera, Courtis, etc.. your Fain Killer
lias been tnv chit t medicine.
Yours, vcrv truie,
T. F. CRAWFOFvD
hr'r'J
L. A. CODA IIP. 2- Ti. U.?E,'
GODARD & LAKE.
Xos. 114 find 110 Second street,
cor. Morrison, Portland.
;i i H iving Bought out and licfitted
THE OLD
, B EXXETT it WHITE
Liver , Sale ami Feed Stable
Are now prepared to receive all the old
customers, and as many new patrons as may
see tit to give us a call, we will give
Particular attention to Farmers slock!
We are satisfied" that -we can give entire
satisfaction to our frieiida' and the public
and we shall do so,
! CUR LI VERT IS -ALL s-vv ;
DOTH AS TO N
CARRIAGES AND HORSES .
And we shall take pride in fuming out as
nice an outfit as any establishment on tuc
coast for the same nionev.
We will also he prepared to srr all
the good hoi sea that come to this market, at
better prices than any one else can pay, as
we have :i connection" below superior to any
other parties in San Frnncisco. in this hue
of business GODARD & LAKE.
imms Aim &m!
Ono door south from the corner of First and
MorriScn streets, near the "Western,
Portland, Qrejo-.
NERVOUS AFFEOTIOMSi
TlIK SHAPES Or TttF. CLOfDS AND THE
trees do not diSer r.iore widely tlian the
forms of nervous disease. Sometimes both
the mind and body are a flee ted, sometimes
the body only, and olten the complaint ir
confined to a single member. In one class
of cases the motive nerves alone are disor
dered, as in St. Vitus Dance; in another
clars the nerves of sensation only are ai tack
ed, as in neundghi, tic doe.loureaux, tooth
ache, caracheretc. Fain is, in fact, the im
mediate consequence of a disturbed condi
tion of '.he nervous system ; for only thro
the delicate fibers cf which it. is composed
can pain be experienced. Tremors hysteria
and most ot the unpleasant feelings usually
included under the head of nervousness,
arise from the weakness of these sensitive
threads which pervade every part of the an
imai structure, and have their source in the
foculain head of ail senstiou, the brain.
The tonic action of liostetter's Fitters is of
vast servici in cases of this kind. Nervous
headache, ordinary (aeeaclic, neuralgic pain
and ever vatiety of spasmodic torture, are
quickly alleviated b- the use of the prepa
ration which at once braces and tranqnilizes
the nerves. Fersons of a lymphatic temper
ament and feeble organization, are cspecial
Iv subject lo these complaints, and should
tako the Hitters daily as an invigorant. La
dies will derive great benefit from them in
all the peculiar mental and physical disturb
ances to which, as a sex, thev are subject.
Asaf.Etida, valerain, and the other nervines,
usually prescribed for these liuec'.ions, at
best merely alleviate them for the time being
but the Hitters are a permanent invigorant,
and their value as a remedy for every phase
of nervousness is bevond all estimate.
Co N ST IT U XIOX A L W EAKN KS3
It is a great thing to have a round and
vigorous constitution. There is nothing
that money can buy, comparable In value to
this best gift of nature. The diflerence be
tween the individual who has it, and the un
fortunatc who has it not, is just the ciiTerer.ee
between the man who goes into battle cloth
ed in defensive armor, and one who has
nothing to oppose the sword and bullet but
his naked breast. "The pestilence that
walketh in darkness, the sickness that des
troyed! at noonday," while it lays low the
man of feeble stamina, is often conquered
by the native strength cf what, is called an
" ir.on constitution."
Heaven, however, has not endowed even a
moiety of mankind with this inestimable
blessing, and therefore it behooves those
who hae it not to resort to those most ciii
eient means of constitutional invitjeration
which science caa supply. Thcte is good
warrant for asserting thi: liostetter's Hit
ters are admirably adapted to promote this
end. Other tomes have their drawbacks.
The concentrated extract of poisonous veg
etable substances, wiiieh within, the last few
vears have been introduced into the practice
of medicine ns invigorants, are all extreme!
dangerous. Frossie acid and strychnine,
though often given' as strengthening r.icdi-
ciue;, are uot git f-t even in the diminutive
doses; and quinine disastrously eft'ecta the
nerves and the bones. Hut in Hostettet's
Hitlers there is positively nothing that is not
healthful and wholesome. They contain no
ingredient which by any process co aid be
converted into :ia active poison, and y;t as
a constitutional stimulant are infuiiii 1 y pre'
erablc t-J any of the sulphates and aeetates
which have been recently added to tbe luu
itria medlca.
The Government Countersjgn.
The counterfeiting of liostetter's Stomach
Hitters is now a somewhat mote s-cnons as
well us difficult business than it was a few
years ago, each bott'.e oft: e genuine article
being authenticated by the oiiicial endorse
ment of the United States Revenue Depart
ment in the form of a stamp engraved on
steel, to counterfeit which is a felony. See,
therefore, that this Government Counter
sign, as we'd as the engraved label and note
of hand of the proprietors, is attached to
the battle. The label is embellished with a
superb representation of Si. George onhors-c-baekyin
the act of s earing the Dragon, and
underneath is a shield or escutcheon, bear
ing a warning inscription, which conntor
feitcrs are advised to read before they en
counter the penalty which it sets foi th. 15c
low this again is ilofrtetlcr U Smi h's note
of hand, the signature tp which it would be
rather a serious birsiress to lorTV It the
public v Iok to these voriticarioris cf the
genuineiic.r's" of the article before they
purchase, they cannot be deceived.
The propiietary label and Government
stamp arc Foth executed' on s"r?e!' in the
most elaborate style of banlr-note engraving-
and r.re probably the most expensive speci
men of graphic, nrt ever attached to any
medieal preparation.'
PREPARED AND SOLD IFF
f-Iosietter & Smith
PlTTSBUiiG, Pa.
s7 For sale by all Druggists, Grocers,
aBd shopkeepers throughout the world.
Host e tier, Smith c6 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, San Fraucisco,
Ayentsfor Pacific Coast.
(Sm-U)
THE-- " -
OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD,
COMING- TO OREGON "CITY !
Now is the Time to Take Passage for
The Esialnishiiient of
J"A
WHO HAVE JUST .RECEIVED 02TE OF THE LARGEST AXD LEST As
sortments of
SPRING- AND SUMMER GOODS
Ever brought to this Market, coasisliaj, in pari of
CLOTHING. OF ALL DLCRIFTIONS, For Gents' and Coys' wear!
FURNISHING GOODS.- Of every varieljt
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Of all loads and colors!
LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, FURS. HOSIERY, etc.,
MERR1MAC PRINTS. WHITE GOODS, etc.,
HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, .
GROCERIES -And. an enuR-os variety of goods, too numerous to mention.
Wliicia tlaey Iiatesad to sell lLower tlasm
Aia j Iloaarssc lea Oregosn !
If any one i.? dispond (o doubt the gcnuinoiess of the above stulements,
EqKclully the latter all the undersigned ax I: cf them is, thai they
Call and Examine the Gooes and Prices !
And satisfy ihems'lves. Wc may
Buiding, Main street Oreyon City.
CO" Country Produce t alien
Look Out ! The Eailroad is not Ooming Yet !
PEOPLES' TRANSPORTATION
Are Still Running their
Anil Ruiiing in the Goods for
Cli?.rman U Warner old Erlok Store, I:Ialn Strcst;
Where Le not oul intends to sell, but
Will .Sell Chc'tper than any oilier House in the City.
I will s;:v, COME OXE, COME ALL, r.nd sr.tifcfy yonrselves that it i t no frev.hlc to
lUe to show ;;ooos. I have n cei ed .r.e el the largest stocks ever brought to this mar
ket, consisting in pai t of a iine jis'sortmcnt ot
LADLES DRESS GOODS. HALM' ;E ALS. FURS of various deseriptlous ;
CLOAKS, sn-di us C'ireui.iis and Sachs";
KID GLOVES, best tiuul.y ; -
HOSIEh: V ; ...
l,ll!hVN AND III. LACKED MUSLIN-. All ilihs:
L OTS AND SHOES : 1! ATS AND CAP.: ; CLOTHING ;
FINE PEACE. DUESS SUFIS';
CASS EM EtlE SUITS'; .
SUi'ihilOU jU-IAVER SUES :
D'. 'VS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, nil sizes and qualities.
pT A SUIT Til AT WILL SUIT ANYRODY all on the most reasonable terms.
Also :i lnrsf slock of Gents' Furnishing Goods.
GROCERIES A well selected assortment.
, S. ACKERMAN.
All kinds of Prodaee R.iugli't.
OHEGOX CITY BTSI N ESS.
0. W. POPE & Co.-,
JDEALFiriS IN
STOTES,
Piurps, Lead Pipe, Hose, etc.
Aii'l iiiaiitihictiircrs of
Tin, Copper Etrid Sliest Iron War?,
Main Street, Oregon City.
The si-.hsotibers- would rcsptctfullv an
nounce that they kcoj constantly on hand a
trood assortment of Cooking, Pallor, Air
Tiitht, and other stoves, aiiitaluc to tins
market, wiuen are uemg
Offered at Portland Prices !
Our nssortnient in this line is large, and em
braces almost any desired patlm, mcluu.i3
the
BUCK,
HENRY CLAY,
HEARTHSTONE,
WESTERN EM PTR To.
GREAT REPUBLIC.
BLACK KNIGHT, tc.
r?,.C.. T..!i!nrr r.f pvi'rr itv.si-1 -ihtrn
done to order, in a manner that cannot fail
to suit patrons. In ailuVion : to tne aiiove
maybe found a good assortment oi Hard-
ware Woodenware, etc.
c. w. tope & co.
NEW LIGHT ! -KW LAMP I
NEW
ELST ITIGHT LAMP IH VBZ !
It's Hany AfivanfagMS
FIRST It is Xon-Etyoticei and tntirfy
fro; frt.m smuxe oF-J'si:& odor tcitu
bunting.
SECOXDR glits a Sofi, Clan, WIdit
Light.
mini) It i CHEAPER than any dd.tr
- Fluid or Oil.
LUCIUS EUKNIKG- FLUID
For burnint; in the above Damps, outrivals
all ofhtr Fluids for IdOHT rind ECONOMY.
It v.lli not is rain or Crease Clothes, Carpets,
Tables, etc. '
LUCIUS LAMPS AUD THE PLUID
CAN' BR HAD OF
0BEG0N CITY,
DSAT.ERS IX
.Stove,, To-ir-, Lamp, CHmvrtt,
AND
Is found at the ol stand, the Prick i
JACOB & BliOTITEP.
in rxc" (? for fjords. w3
OREGON CITY BUSINESS.
M. l IX ii Til LET, OEEGOX CITY.
& F U L L E H ;
(Successors to Wortiram Sc S'aepparu.)
Keep constniitiv Ot) hntid
CAKES! PIES! 11UEAD!
And Crackers of alt kinds !
Orders in this Lin-3 will meet with
PH0HPT ATTESTIOH !
BARLOW & FOILED
AJso kern on hand all kinds cf
FAMILY GROCERIES !
AND PROVISIONS !
fcTE A M BOAT STORES !
And till Articles used for Culinary
Purposes !
BARLOW & F 0 L L E H
Sell a fine assortment cf
LIQU 0 1 1 S A N I) T( ) B A CCO I
Ry the Case, or ut retai'. '
Attention is nlso directed tn the fact
that r.olody else sells the
i 1'A.uUlO li.lil'i;V")V.i Cllr.l'.L, i
j J EliUivi J
, . , Vitlhi;. ,rr(rn!i.. t.
vi ted to call at the City Pakerv, v, here tl.S
truth will be made apparent tuat ourstocic is
cumiilete. and our prices reasonable. Ai!
hinds of produce taken in ei-clinn-e i
goods. PAIli-OW i FFI.LFR.
T$ 13 W F 1 11311
JACOB V. OKT-5AX.
IEOMJ3 K. riELr,3
Wcrtman & Fields,
DTixt Door to the Post Office,
Oregon City, Gfgon.
EEALETS IV
Fsis2iily 3 roc-cries I
Provisions of all Kind !
Willis astd Llrpa rs !
ConfvctiassCrt. SpHfS !
Canned Fruits and Meats !
And all the Farotito
Brands of Flour and Sugar
j
f t-Tlie hlahesl market vrki$raid
luJA..t. ;nrl,.ra .
,f , p;ofuc9,
hiStaassxsL
Portland
'e'-'-e
W I L L A M E T.'l' E ;.
mori .'--woRks;.cpfiiPAiy i
: fprm KotllrFrcait'arid E sts.'.
;Por!Ia-ill. -"Oregon.
.- . vv,- .......
: Iron Jb'eiisicles's. .
steam- mimm
-AT
BOILER B U i LDERS.
THESE WOniCS ARE LOCATED ON the
hank of the riven one block north oi
Couch's Wharf, and have hkciiilies lor In ru
in:; out machinery promptly iind eihjiee.tlv. '
We have secured the services of Mr. Jelln i
Nation, as Directwr'cf the W orks, whce os-peric-iice
oa this coast for. hitetn years ichvs
aim a thorough - knowledge of the various
kinds cf machinery required for raining and
milling purposes. We nc r re pa red to exe
cute oi tiers tor ml
bailer works, such
cute ciders for all classes of machinerv and
MIXING AND feTEAJTR'OAT """AClirNrrtY !
IhOt'IlING IIII.L
. Q'e'AKTZ Minis 1 I
I hOt'IlING 1III.LS ! SAW MILLS !
MINING I'U5::S
tr :(' fJ .: ar,.f. fr ':,!.!. H'A:V.'V ti' .': ,-J-
;'-t.7"rf J'jU'it Orin ler :?:l Annu-ja:
I'ltn oa r n en-i Stest',-' te'f A-tj mli.i-i J;.r.i
'i &:! J .','?(' J, .;,- i- ::.J- to v. ..',- ,.t I"
'-'c'Ort CUt iiuc -S. (Ji4:!l tz -Ul.i jlJk! S, .b..-. !. -- :iU i
t. if' z7,t X .( J :. y
ilf-j the xSr
vie? tr-d rullslier
Cf this Stat, desires to inrm r.I! his
curtoiiiers (.'ml i'.a r-icuv ue'V ones as nu-.y
r.ot he acquainted witn tl.e fact) that he still
continues to operate at the
FRAI-JIILII? BCOI-I ETQUIJ,
IG5 Front Street, Portland.
(nxACTLv orrosiTii kcunt hood)
Where he is r.rerared to furnish
SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY,
SHEET MUSIC, '
i:7i:VCTIOX J'.OOICs: fr all kinds ct
Musical Instftittier.ts.
BASS, V ICE." G FIT." it and V i O LIN
ST FINOS.
BLANK BOOKS,
TOYS,
iHSCFELANF.CUS IF)OXS,
"CEEAF FL'hhIC ATiOAS,
JsEAVsFA FFFS,
MAO AZINhS,
GEOHFS.
PiiFSSES.
,i;s,
? h o t o r a p It i o LI b u m z.
And everv other artiehs in the above iine.
1851
1853
J,
orri.ii fois sale i.e-w i
Builders' Hardware and Carncn'rs' !
TooU, " !
BlacJcsmiihs'' and Macinni-t Tool?,
Cooper and Tanners'' Tuoij,
Miniry and Farmers'' 'Tools,
Mill and Cros-Cnt Sairs,
Ship if nd Stcnsdoaf H ,-' vre.
Tar, Pi:ch, Oa'::i, Oars, Pac'uny,
Manilla and He, my Corde,
Anchors, Blocks and SiicoctP,
Pmcdi r. Fuse, Shot, L' xd and Caps,
Wooden' JVars, Tirines and Brashes.
AM
h-cks!mt.!i-' Goods, Comhet!"::d Co d, Put
nam, Nevr York and Gi iiihi tiore Nuils,
ilu'.ieubl'i. Niits ;':-d 1 roiis f.ir Rug
gics and Wagons: W;:gon Skeii.i
and Lou Axles, uil sizes.
WAGON TIMBER.
Agents Tor A. S.'liumdic & Co., Vir
Itc;;c Manufaciuic-rs.
;5f" Circulars furnished on application.
Our facilities for purchasing good.-, in the
Eastern Mallets being ot a superior churae- j
tt-r, we are enabled to i-i'Ar greets hi our line j
at as low rates s5 t::ey can he pnr-na-ed m
ers to our stock, which comprises the mo.-t
com'dete and ext
xtens:
r iiiifr
isive as so i '.mi nt pi goods
in this hue ever on-jred in ihis market.
F. J . NOHTilKUP ii Cvh,
1S1 Front S- reef. Poithmd, O-rcgjli.
Jclm Llczlzzi iirchitcot,
OFFICE IX CAXTEI-S BUILT) IX G,
Fiont at., Poitlaud Oregon.
niisT-CLAG3 lvzs:pb:tc23,
Business Houses, Halls, Churches,
Terur.icn !s, Collaycs, Sid ur bait
EcsislcfiCfS, and
all, Dssce.'rriG'Nj o? rafcx A"n fkame
Building Designed and Piannsd
With accuracy, r.nd scrupulously and faith-
: Spl;
tirted. r'Ciiner.i lnieicsis
ar.itnount.
Z'fi -
---s' t-dz-r:K?Af
F: CP1TZ, PP.0PPJETGH,
FIR S T S TREET, P 0 R TL A ND,
Bet. Washington, and Siark sts.
MAKt.TACTrnr.tl cf
all iriNrs and qualttit:s of
OEACKEBS!
15 UK AD, CAKES AND PASTRY
(PACKERS
Will always bt; sold below San Frnncisco
wricea. " Aitoideis proiii;.tlv attndi-d lo.
. ORLGON5 RXKEUV,
Fleet I' 1,1 Pa nd. Oregon,.
THE BUST EELECTIGST
And largest assortment of
Ladies' Gents', Misses'. Poys
tiid Children's'
BOOTS and SE9E3.
Can be bud attt e PHILADELPHIA HOOT
.AXlt S IP if! STOKE, y,K H3 Front eti'ttt.
i ' , .... , . . ' " . ' -
w tip re nr.'.- jrooos or tac- e:tct tvles are re-
..-i'i ... c ci.i M-.i'i!''!, imecT iiu!ii trie east, j
! enabling to sell cheaper tiian anvotiuri
i sure iu ths city. - KAST & CAU ALIX.
ce;vd h-. et irv st.--anr. din-et fnhn th oast
112 FrtMit ttrccr. Frt!asd.
, - -
k-E-A
OREGON
13 A JED 3BL T !
:H2 cccnr
r"1 t.
'"Ens is r a n co O o tn po ny
'S.Cml " C. G0Lr.?MITil,'3geat;
a,.:i ii -
'TOIINSON A- ";C0WN ARE TEE Uesl.
O Agents in Oregon City, cf.the'cjili
Fire Insnrar.cs .Company, the bent uoiiig
brfeiuess on tj.is c-ast. " This ' Coihpauj is
the or.ly cue ii Oregon th:t . -
Izzvlz Fclioica nn Ants Lzzzoz
WiLhcut referring the f asfe to Fraticiseo;
ALSO, A OUSTS OF TIIE
ircrt'i Aiiorlca liTs Iusuraacc QSr.;
- Presenting the lest 'desirable- fejti!r.
having its p.,lielv guatiiuteed Ly the ti
of New Vi :i.
.;f Pau't d-day rd'.eni'c-n to' t'acS" nut
ters r.nul yi ur p.-operty is destrrrfcd by lire,
c;'i,:.;'i wcrve sic!', when ou ct. nit be
ias;:red. Vi.i injaicdiitely.-. - - ; - Zil.ii
cTr-. rsxTiiY ,
IZiZ jELd. CD XirET XI. cf
Nc. 1 - Front street, Forjlaud.
ATent Ncr'.li Ih Ithh f-rK-d Mcrenntll?
Ir-nr.v.:'-? Company
And El-:hLnH::ri Lift f:srir.P? Cn
9
f-i ot;:i:e:;tsecuf:fties.cee4,."
J Fonds, -a.id Kcui Folate . LJi.rif and
ft-ll-.i e-n Coir.r.'its:-ir-:i. . , fSt
kAZv Smsusicc Co.';
Assets EcarJy 5.000X00 00, -
Fine;:;::; to Jani-'xt 1st, 1247, -
i,5uCs3to ZH.
Dividend of It 07, 4!) per cent. Cash
rpUlS LAFXE CIvIFEND IS VERY
;' gr;..thyi!;g. ;.ud us?, a lea tie re.MCT nni.r 1 "
i:tts that they will, ia this careftiiiy condnctff
company, obtain insurance- at the lowest eOsi -consistent
with tne satVty of the insured. - -
SPECIAL EE AT URE Si
Dividends Aiiin:oUy,j
p elicits ucn-Forfeiting,
After one Fayr,i;jii.
Policies Eicon ies (a hie,
Credit Given for vnrt of
The Ircr.tlyJ:i if Desired
Prcmpi' Payment cf Lrssesf '
All clashes of LI.'o and Eudon-uicnf
I'o.icies issued. . q
C3 hnpvrtaiii Ifeio Features ip
Dividends, and JIods cf Insurance .,.
The fi-'lowing are examples of the opera
tions of the hist fdenu. Policies Ueueu
in lii'.J oi.'rj f.uir ytnrs go :
Amount Psen.tuni Aiidfd Toti.l
A '-e. Insured. Paid. to Pol'cy. Amount'
i') i'l'V'-lO -S-l.-rO . iZJ-- $13.07
z- zp o ; ' i",r-w
3 ) 7." 0 : J- 2,7e8 Ft!
:, .?: f,"c5 I-,...-
This is an entirely new phm, oi igi'naiiri?
with ih.s coin pan vfc r.tid stive insurers ti:c
h rzest return iver made bv snv eoiiieai. v in O
the same r erio h A!i mi'oi suat'uHi. Looks,'
hiuck Apidicativnr., r.-.u he nhtaini-d fruia
t . J . r l.il i Li'eiif,
V-; F. j.t.. F-rlh.iel, Di;Sen
IT. "C'l.I.r v, O.i g.ii t i.'y : iiL.
D:;. A. D. F:.:.is, .
ln. W. Ii. Wat:-::xk, ) NecEca! ExoiiilnerH-
OPHTHALMIC
Is tcilhonl dsj'tl! the innit icondcrful
EYE HE A LEU thai lias yet.
ler.n fiiscorn-tdJ
It ceres the r--' sf.:hbtrn cn-T hon!es4
cr,;-es i.,f chrt.t.ie rn:!-i'ntit:on. (fiariuifttcf?
I lids. f!in, .:r., s;?i I been sul-fcicntPv'thiiin"
r.-isstrat.-'t (h:r;ig the few r. ontiis in u "oi. i
in which it has be.'-n ht ought into" uhiic rn
ti'ce.' The propr'etor is so ;i:hy cot.viticcd s i'
its jnhdlibiii' v tliat !i .vr.nat;t. a cure, ..
refund j the money. It c:;n Co tl jCyes r.'-ha-ni,
end a. ti '.-.i of it is t'.erefi rt will :
i.:ji;:y cr trxperrrre to ti;e p.itie:., if a cur '3
not cheated. It has cured cases of five, s:
XyCU, ilrlZll:: CI.; CVCU , -
Eiyh teen Years' Standlny ! !
In Iltrrid' :a-j . t : t vie'.:, it p, Ii,,r, C'.., Orty9-. .
To wiiieh tae fallowing persons will bear
T.'itncs-- :
Ih P. Mcoro, Nr.t!ir.-i!el Reil,
A. L. We.) lace. O. V.. Ward, -Krs
Montgomery, ':i.n--i KoilowiS
W. D. Puller. Fob", Ka-nsev,
AnJ Other Cititr.s.
i r Fersons .lictcd with the Cintrcssir.
scourge cf aisc.oed eyes are r.dvh-.ed to gi-.
tias remee.y u air ti ia! ou tl.c ".o cure, u,.
Pa"," f.nd no iiuuty ;-!:: :.
I're:-.re-.l bv ."i.iut.':i t ftnaefi. TT .:rr!-.bur;-.
Gr--,'.r. " t'M 1 TM A FeV V "
C'.-rrcr; 1 Ay 'tits. i'i;itiani )t-on
To w-'iota aii oi;ies sh.uid Le addressed,
'i " Fir :;ii' 1 v aii In ugcjsts.
Pat;. ted 0..t'.;i.fr FF.h, !--'.'.'.
PERFECT EAST COLORS. '
Bi ::h, Park dee i,
11 A Siil:, Li-hi Green,
Earl; Bine, dlaaen'a,
IJyht Blue, Maizf,
French Bine, M'ayodn, .
Clani Broicn, Orany,
Parle Brawn, Pink,
JAy'if Broken Purrh;
S:iuJ Brow:, Eufal Purple,
Cherry, Salmon,
Crnnson, Scarlef,
Ear'c Ps td, S.'a!e, '
Li-Jtht JJrab, So:frriuot ,
I-'at-n Erah, Violet. "
Yrilo. lArhf Fa mi Dra'h.
fcoten on:I !i'ed (ioed?, Shnul, Scarf-..'
Dresses, Ribbons Clov.-s' Pflnuets,
. lists, Feathers, Children's Clothing,
Ani all Kiin!s of V-:i-ig Annarel.
A Eatin-j cf pifjlity p Cent.
Fur lt cents you on a c; r as tjrary goers
as would othei-wi.-c cost five times tle.it .sum.
Variiu s bhuo-s can he produced from the
same dy-. 'i'hc process n f-imple, and ar.v
ore can use tne dye with perfect success.
Diicctions in Knsrlish, French uutlGei'Uift.i
cutsiCe of rr.ch prrck-i'-'.
iiOWF hi" liVFN?,
Ilio.tuwav, Foston.
For r.nle by Smith Mavis Pol tland,:f.d
h.v Pell &, Pat ker, Oregon Cify. 2.
I.-.fc Pal" StevciisA
GEXEJiAL A G'E X T
Crncs-No. lu-i Front street Portland,
Will give pcci:.l attcntrou to Coltectirir
end Rtjttst;:ient of account's, bills aud note- :
Negoi.vtiug Inhind hi lis ; eh'cclinir loans:
ha ivi:, seiiirgand least nsr real estate; hou-
renting, mi to the geuetal agency busine.-s
in all its branches.
PI 02,123 1I Ali TJF ACTUIU2.
luGGiri? cL CO.
Are ?sow X!im-i';n litrius rv Saj-cr5or
AKTIC.E OT
Chiralca!, Clirc, Pale, and 2rcwfe
FAKILY SOAP,
TTTIIICfl- WF WILL SFFF AT SAX
t V f Fi-aticiso -prices, and deliver to u;
river boats free ol charge.
.... A'd orders ,-ent to Portland Simp Faetf r .
or to McCraten, Merrill A Co.., Agents, ni;l
miet v, ith pt -mpt atfeiit'on.
Vvh L. IlIGUINd i CO..
ll:y Protuietor.
;vn. 5 rint litrper, rorilutin, tregt r.
i. ..... . - v f...t. Wl,.f
'- cn nioc iivt'in oi 7. r. i. .u. ?
McCltAKi.5, MKUUILL & CO.. -Acer:
.a..v. i... , , i....-. .,
.t. ,- -vi-w n t-lrU.
, f ;bk v.mr scg.r ( tuhahj
for th E-Ml-KrsiaH.