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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1874)
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 0, 1874. HOME JEWS. Bradley, Marsh & Co. are very busy refitting the extensive building ou the corner of Front and Stark streets, for merly occupied by O'Connor & Ma larky. See their ad., and call and see their goods. If you want to employ a dress-maker whose flU are perfect, prices reasonable and sewing excellent, you cannot do bet ter than to visit Mrs. Galloway on Third street, near B, where you can be accom modated just to the liking of any hon est and reasonable woman. Next Thursday evening will complete Mr. Condon's course of ten lectures on Cieology at Masonic Hall. This course has been exceedingly interesting and in structive throughout, engaging the at tention of a large audience almost every evening. Mr. ('. may congratulate him self upon his success in Portland. McCormick's Directory for 1S74 has been laid upon our table. Tills book is really a mater-piece of its kind. As compared with the Directories of former years It is an excellent evidence of the growth and improvement of our city, with which its publisher has steadily kepfpaee. YVchavn't time to do it justice, livery body should liave a copy and in scribe upon the back, "Inquire within for anything you want to know." Toast and Tea. The centennial tea celebration in Port land was brought to n closo at the Ma sonic Temple on Saturday evening. There was not so large an audience s did honor to the occasion at Faneail Hall; Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mr. Em erson, and Mr. Fields were not there, to attract by their presence and charm by their eloquence, as at Boston. But the object or the two gatherings was the same partly to celebrate, after the lapse of a century, the most momentous event in the Nation's history, and partly to aid the movement which would se1 cure for the women of these States the political equality and independence se cured so long ago for the men. And, indeed, there were great men at the lit tle centennial gathering in Portland, at jcusc meir worus were, anu mat not in the form of letters of apology, but in something more lasting and to the pur posein words that have passed Into the literature and the hearts of the neonlo. It was a feast of reason and a How of soul, isot many came to it, it is true, though many were called, and all were welcome; but there were men and women enough to form a pleasant party over mo toast anu tea, anu to make it worm the whileof the promoters of the meeting to entertain them. Mark Tapley him self could not have looked with more complacency on the eninty benches than did Mrs. Duniw:.y, nor could he have done belter under the circumstances than she did in the con esiontiiat if she and her friends had not been favored witli the largest of Portland audiences, they had been honored with a goodly representation of the brains of the town. There were no programmes, and the en tertainment wa-. more of an impromptu character than that of the previous evening; but everything went smoothly enough, and altogether a treat was pro vided which a larger crowd should have shared, but which the the small audi ence did not fail to appreciate, applaud and be thankful for. bulletin. The principal of a young ladies' semi nary up town, where especial attention is paid to deportment, was horrified the other day to lind the big girls playing "leap-frog" iu the back yard. The Olmrches. Mfttiionikt Episcopal Ciiimcii Corner ot Taylor and Third. Rev. G. W. Iter, Pastor. Preaching services: In the morning at It o'clock; In the evening, from April to July, at 7:13: Au gust to November at 7:30: December to March at 7. Communion service the first Sabbath morning in each month. Prayer meetings Sabbath evening, one hour before preaching; young people's prayer meeting, Wednesday eveninr: reeular weekly prayer meeting on Thursday evening, and general experience meetlnr on flrst Thursday evening in each month; all at same hour as preaching service. isoon meetings aauy. isunuay rcnooi at z r. rlA.A C .. ...I - B-hwt1 at 441. Sunifm Seiiool Missionary Concert on first Sunday in earn, montn stsr.x. m rangers coruiaiiy in vited. Pews free. First PKKRRVTKRiAXCiirKTH Corner Wash ington and Third. Rev. Dr. Lindsley, Pastor. Residence, corner Morrison and Ninth streets. Sabbath services at II A. M. -and 7:15 r. it. Sab bath School and Bible Class at 12:30. Prayer meeting at&tSr. M. Lecture Thursday even ing at 7:15. tjentiemen win ie in auenuance at the doors to conduct strangers and visitors to seat. 1'iciMKiix Chapel Corner of Yamhill and Seventh streets, ltev. T. L. Eliot, Pastor. Reg ular services every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and 7:li p.m. Sunday School at 12:1a. Thwvenms ser vice is omineu on ine nrst sunusj oi every month. The Communion service is at 330 r. X. on that day. Pastor's residence, Salmon street, between nun anu sixin. RAFTisr Church Corner Fourth and Alder streets. A. R. Medbury, Ptor. Preaching on Sabbath at 11 In the morning and at 7: H r. it. Prayer meetlnr on Thursday evening of each weeK wa &. rtaoDaiii x-nooi hi iz octocK ruii' day, Immediately after morning preaching Seats free. Baptist Mlssiox East Portland. -Services at cottage on the corner of G and Seventh streets, every Sunday at II and at 3U. Sabbath School after morning p ranching. Neighbor hood prayer meeting i uesuay evenings. Catholic Cucrch Corner Stark and Third streets, ltev. Father Flrens In charge, assist ed by Rev. C. Delahunter. First Mass, GZf) a. it. second Mass, S o'clocK; lllgli 3lass, 1030; espers, 7:30. Trinity Chcrth Conver of Oak and Firth. Rev. 1L, K. Nevlus, II. 1)., Rector. Sunday Seltool M :vt a. M. corning service at 11 Evening services at 7. lectures Friday even ingaiT. - DI.SH3P Scott Ora-vmar Sciiooi Geo. Bur ton, Chaplain. Divine ervlcts In the large schoolroom of the Grammar :chool every Sun day morning at 1S o'clock. Sunday School at 2 P. M. St. Stephen's Chapkl Corner Madison and Fourth. Rev. John Knsenburg, Pastor. Ser vices at 11 in the morning aud 6 In the evening. Sunday School directly after morning service. Halt. St. M. E. Church Comer Hall and Sixth. Rev. W. II. Melsse, Pastor. Sen-ices at II A. x. and r. M. Sunday School at 9 a. ji Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. St. Daviu's CIiapel East Portland. Rev. C R. Bounell, minister In charge. Sen-Ices at 11 in the morning and in the afternoon. Sun day School at 9:30 in the morning. Conorrc ation-AL East Portland Service at the school house in the McMillan District, t II In the morning; Sabbath School at Rev, W. H. Joslyn, Minister. Fact Portland m. E. Church Rev. J. W. Miller, Pastor. Preaching at 11 A. it. and 7. P. w. Sunday School at 2 p. it. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. . i:,7'I0jCHCB'"-!;ortl Third streetr Litf" "f C. Rev. J. K. Anderson, Pastor. 9StV,l .M- CHCHcu-Room over S. J. Mccormick's wore jtV i,,, "ior. ScffittplM. aud 7:B A"''"' First Cosorboatiosal CiiURcn-Corner of thevBtega,Ulnt',,' 'ng and 730 in TiL"-AoT. Scandinavian Loth. Cnimcn v... , land-Sen-Ices In English Vt - rt neL1" A. E. Frldrichsen, D. D., 1-astor. rnoon- Svnaiwxjue Beth ISR.vr.L-DIvlne service caeh Saturday at sao. PreaehlnTby Rc"m! Plymouth Cnntcn-Oorner K and Fnnr. tewth, babbstb School at ! m theitteraooS The mnsi nnnlnnf ImUi.. r --..lt, ...... Michigan is said to bo a MiusMowray.a naif-breed of Ravniv. nhn i... cease of several relatives, has inherited property caumnicil at $2,000,000. Her uiumer was an inuian, anu distant rela tives am Instituting n i,lf. n her of her father's wealth on the plea tuub luc uiarriagu ceruuiuuy oi Her pa- ituia were uub iu sveuruauce Willi tiro usual mistnma nf Mm vrlilf- Lf n conducted according to the rlt'es of her uiui.uei-8 peopie. as .ansa jiowray is a boing possessing no more civil rights than an Irllnf. nr.i fplnn. If !a,ltninni - predict the result, although in similar cases decisions of courts have been that where the fact of coveture is estab lished, the particular form of the mar- ""(iotciciuuHj uota not eiiect me va lidity of thetnarrlage. Were she a man this would llnilnnlitfwlK' w ttio ,!,.!. i-.. but as it is, her hope roust rest upon the ptumuua justice which me weak are apt to receive from the strong, and 'he oppressed from the oppressor. A Remarkable Operation. Bern. Franklin made his name famous when be flew his kite and brought down light ning from the clouds, which had been flyiug around without paying its way. 2 ow we not ouly Hash through on wires, but science has grappled electricity and used it to perform miracles. The read ers of the Time will remember when General Kilpatrick returned from Chili, three years since, of his having a re markable operation performed upon him by a physician in New York, who re moved a large fleshy formation from the General's neck, by filling it full of nee dles and then attaching a galvanic bat tery to it. Ten minutes after the cur rent of electricity was let on, the bunch had entirely disappeared. Dr. Rostwlck's Card. The undersigned bavin: recently arrived from the East and located In the city of Tort land, would respectfully announce himself to the public as a graduate of the regular School of Medicine and Surgery, with fifteen years' ex perience In private practice and as Surgeon In the United States Army, offers his services In all branches of the profession. Has had expe rience In those diseases peculiar to women. Office on First street, between Morrison and Vamlilll, over Freeland's drug store. 325 H. C. BOSTWICK, M. D. NEW TO-DAY. BRADLEY, MARSH &. CO., Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Warehousomon, And General Importers of AMERICAN AND ENGLISH GOODS, Corner of Front and Stark street", Portland. Oregon. 3ir.tr OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO. NO. 21. TIME SCHEDULE. NO. 21. rpO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC. 7lh( L ISTS. at5 a. .v. ror the government and In formation of employes only: the Comnanv re serve the right to vary therefrom as circum stances may require. Dally Trains will run between PORTLAND AND ROSEnURO AS foli-ows: LEAVE. ARRIVE. Portland TiH A. m. I Roseburg 7:10 r. M. Koseburg 5:15 a.-m. I Portland. .t:l6 r. M. ALBANY EXPRESS TRAIN, Dally (except Sunday), as follows: leave arrive Portland Si p.m. I Albany 8:2 r. M. Albany. a. m. I n 'ortland I0:ff a. m, CtT Freight Trains (with Pass?n!er fSars at. tached) will run between PORTLAND AND JUNCTION Dally (Except Sundays), as follows: leave. arrive. Portland CaV, a. V. I Junrllnn 80 P.M. Junction C.-00 a. M. I Portland 5:r.M. The Oregon and California Railroad Ferry makes connection with all Regular Trains. Close connections are ramie at Itosebunr with the Stages of the California and Oregon Stage Company. A3- Tickets for sale to all the nrlnclnal mints in California and the East, at Company's office. Cor. F and Front Sis., at Frrrj Landing, Portland. ttS- NOTICE. Passengers for Rutlevllle, unampoeg, uayion anu Laiayette win taice me boat for the above points at Canemah. Kr Storage will be Charged on Freight re maining In Warehouses over21 hours, cr Freight will not be received for shipment alter a ociock p. m. J. IIRANDT, Jr., ri P. ROGERS. Gen. Supt. Gen. Freight and Paisenger Agent. 2-tttf THE OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. AS AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1S73. J and until further notice, win run r reigni and passenger Trains irom PORTLAND TO ST. JOSEPH', Connecting at Cornelius with Stages for Forest Grove; at St. Joseph for all points South and West Lafayette. McMlnvlIle, Amity, Mon mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and Cor- vanis. rciVK ARRIVE Portland 7:30 A. it. I SU Jowph. 11:11 A. it. St. Joseph-12S3 A. Jt. Portland iS- r. it. B-Passengers received at Fourth street sid- lug on giving signal to me train. Freight received at the Portland Warehouse and Dock Ca's Wharf.and will not be received lor snipment anera p. it. 11. 1 11 ir.i--)r.., J.GASTON. Oen'lSup'L Freight and Iasscnger Agent. 2 10 JS SELLING GOODS VERY LOW. AT 131 First Street. Between Morrison and Yamhill. 21 FEANCIS A. EFFINGER Morrison Street. St. entries BnlUlac, Book-seller and Stationer. 3 11 ir WOODCOCK & INTERMELA, AT Bunnell's City Market Stalls i, o, C, . . . -t, .tit ueriniiciirn and Wb wur. .xun jijunjM..." ------ready for the transaction of busslnesa In ! our new stanu, wnere we u c Luxuries and Substautlals usually contained in the . GROCERY LINE, And where, by a strict attention to our custom ers and prompt delivery ot goods, we hope to make our place of business a success. Our Motto: Quick Kales L Mmall Profits. SO WOODCOCK A INTERMELA. Samuel's Portland Directory, the only correct and reliable edition erer published here. Price, Jl S9, Including supplements In April, July and October. The edition for 1S71 will contain new Illustrations. Advertising space 23 per cent, lower than any other Directory. Publication office, at DoLashmult iOatman's Real Estate Agenty, 110 First St. L.SAMUEL,Pablliaer. The Best Place to purchase CLOTHING and FCRNISIIINO GOODS Is at the Manufacture Establishment or KISIIEL & ROBERTS, corner of First and "Washington streets, where there can always be lound a complete stock of men and boys' clothing. The best Merchant Tallor iug Establishment In Oregon is connected with their store, and a perfect fit Is always guaran teed. 311 RECK A WALDMAN, Clothiers, whose Im mense stock is always of the best and cheapest, are selling, as usual, at extremely low prices. If you want a winter suit that Is warm, durable, cheap and stylish, pay them a Tislt and get the worth of your money. You will find them at the old stand, southwest corner of Washington and Front streets. j For the very best photographs, go to Bradley A Rlllofton'S Gallerr vlthnnt RTATTIK . WASCEXD IN THE ELEVATOR, ISt Mont gomery mi., san Francisco. MISCELLANEOUS. FLUID EXTRACT B IT C I I 17 ! The only known Remedy for B RIGHT'S DISEASE! And a positive remedy for GOUT, GRAVEL, STRICTURES, DIABETES, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, DUOPSY, Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrita tion, InHammatlou or Ulceration of the Bladder and Kidneys, SPEBMATORRIKEA, Leucorrbceaor Whites, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Colculus Gravel or Rrickdust Deposit and Mu cus or MllVy Discharges. KEAKXET'S EXTRACT BT7CHU Permanently cures all diseases ot the BIADOER, KIDNEYS, AHO DROPSICAL SWELLINGS, Existing In men, women and children, JB-NO MATTER WHAT THE AGEfW Prof. Steele snvs: "One bottle nf k'.nmpv'i Fluid Extract lluchu Is worth more than all other Kuchus combined." Price, SI per Bottle, or Six Bottles for ii Depot, No. lot Dunne .St., New Torlc A Physician In attendance to nntwer mm. pondenco and give advice gratis. B"Sond stamp for pamphlets, free. 3 "A' tf -TO THE AND DEBILITATED NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES. Xo Charge Tor Advice and Consultation. TVR.J. B. DYOTT. graduate of Jefferson Med' XJ leal College, Philadelphia, author of saver al valuable worts, can be consulted on all dis eases of the Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which lie has made an especial study), either In male or female, no matter from what cause originat ing or 01 now long sianuing. a pracucc 01 ou years enables him to treat diseases with suc cess. Cures minrantecd. Reasonable charces. Those at a distance can forward letter describ ing symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay postage. Send for the "Guide to Health;" price, 10c J. It. DTOTT, 3t. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 101 Daine St., . 3 22 tf I. VALENTINES! 83,000 WoWlt or COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES! !3 ceulsj n Dozen to 1(3 30 lcb. McCORJIICK'S, OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'S PASSENGER SC1IEDCI.E. DOATS OF THE COMPANY WILL LEAVE XJ Portland as tollows : For The Dalles : Dally (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock A. if. For Astoria: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 A. . For Kalama mud Tacoma: Dally (Sundays excepted) at 6 A. Jt. For Victoria; Wednesday and Saturday at tf A. If. S. G. REED, Vice President. SEEDS ! JB232ZS3DS Just received, a full stock of Fresh FIELD, FLOWER, VEGETABLE, THEE, GARDEN SEEDS! FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Green-House Plant, EVERGREENS AND SHRUBBERY. Send for catalogue. HACHENEY 4 STEMME, Corner or Flrst.and Taylor streets, j-3 Portland, Oregon, MISCELLANEOUS. THIRD STREET ,DRY GOODS STORE! JOHN WILSON It now receiving from Eastern Markets Domestic Cotton-Bleached and Brown, in nil wiuins irnm in i-; uanton Flannels, Ticking, Cheviot shirting stripes, Denims, etc. JFIannela All wool.silk and w'ool, cotton aud wool, in wnite anu colors; twilled scarlet: bine. gray and plaid shirt ing; meditate flanneln, etc. I.luen--Table Damask, all prices. .1) cents to Jiperyaru; sinning ana brown lin en; napkins nnd linen bosoms, tow els, craili, etc Blankets-Casslmere, tweed, yarns, etc. Dress Gowls-In all the new shades, for fall anu winter, mourning liooas, etc Xepbyr-.Wool, White Goods, Embroideries, Will BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH 1 Land for Salo. OAf ACRES OF TARMrNO I.ND, ;i miles 0iJ from It. It. deiot at Salem. Also. ' block in East Portland. Enquire of JOHN WILSON, IS 5m No. 107 Third street, lvmland. AURORA RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE! (Opposite Franklin Market,). FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. Board, per weck...S" 00 1 Board, per day...73 cts single Jieai, cts. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. Coffee, Tea and Chololate, with Etceteras, rium ijLTius 1091. CONFECTIONERIES, NUTS, ETC. 3 18tf G. C. RIDER, Proprietor. ORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. ROOMK-t'oruer Flnt bu.I .Stark SU over Iuld A.TIlton'.- Bank. Contalni Urer Three Inonuai cbolce Booli Over 100 Papers aud Magazines. MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL, Xantltly Due 81 OO-l'ajnble Quarterly DlitiCTons Wni. S. Iziil.l. P. C. .Sehuvler. Jr.. M. P. Desdy, U H. WaketVId, W. II. lirackett, A. C. Glbbs, t II. Lewis, M. V. Pcclilielmer, H. riunug, i. uinm. Officers t I- H. WAKEFIELD President II. FAILING -Vice President C .SCHUYI.KR.Jlt ..Treasurer M.W. KKCIIIIKIMKK Corresponding Sec HENRY A. OXER Ubrarian and lice Sec BUY THE SHERWOOD ELASTIC BEO! IF YOU WANT A RED THAT WILL GIVE Perfect Satisfaction. It Is now the leading lied on the Pacific coast. I'anuot Get Out of Order: FULLY WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. S"The onlvBed nreserviinr the body In a nuiurai imjumuii. Forfnrther partlculars.call on or address S. It. FOGG. First Street, between Taylorand Salmon, 3.1 Portland, Oregon. COMMERCIAL " HOTEL, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON J. W. HIIATTVCK. Proprietor. FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE 3 21 If DOCTOIt Ji;t. THE CELEBRATED CHINESE PHYSICIAN, HAS RETURNED TO THIS CITY AFTER an absence of four years, and has opened his ortice at the corner of Washington aud Sec ond streets (up-stnlrs), where he will treat pa tients lor an -inus 01 uiscascs wiin 111s wen known skill. 3 iu H. C. BOSTWICK, M. . Office and Residence West sido rotirth street Between Alder and Washington. 3 19 Dtt. MARY A. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR TiESlDENCE AND OFFICE TTIIRD OT. JLv between Salmon and Main, opposite the ruDHChiquare. uaiis aiiencieu in anvnanoi inecuv. Batteries for sale.and Instmctlnns given on ine usa 01 electricity as a itcmeuiai .Agent. 01 , DOi.rir. e.c. nr.ONAur.it. jo?. stMoy. c. AnOLrll. DifLrn, snosAioii, uolpu x siuon. Attorney a-atLaw. ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE, PORTLAND. 2-IUtf THE SKATING RINK, Ost Fourth Street, betMeen Pine and A. Skating Every Hay. except Sunday, from 10 to 12 and from 2 to 4 o'clock. Admission Free-l'sc of.Skntc. S3 risk Skating every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day Kvenings, irom io iuo ciock. MUSIC BY 8RASS BAND. Admission, 23 els. I'se'o'f Skates, 1!3 ctli. Wednesday has been set npart exrlnslvcjy for Indies. 3 11 S. PM'ilALI Lessee. THOMPSON HOUSE, Corner or First and Jefferson Streets!. PORTLAND, OREGON. Essrd, per week. $1 00 1 Board Jt Lodging, S3 03 3 BOARD, BY THE DAY, Sl'db. 11 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, j. k. wrrnEREi.L. No. 8 0 Front Street, Portland, 3IUNDS EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL TH0.7E 1 applying for situations In any capacity from wood-chopper down to a Fat Office, ray nerl.l Kttentlnn to obtallllnsr Farm Ifeln. llouso Servants, Railroad Hands, etc., irre spective of Nationality. 3-: DANCING SCHOOL, Corner o Front and Ash streets. PROF. CARDINELL has opened his Acad tmyforthe reception of pupils. Evening elassss on Monday and Thursday evenings. Children's class Saturday aRernoon. SOIREE Try Saturday evening. S 1 C. CARDINELL, Teacher. MISCELLANEOUS. JACOB MAYER," Importer and Wholesale Dealer In GOODS, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, "Hats and Gents Furnishing Oooks, Ladles' and JllneV TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Frames, Braids, Cords, Ornament', Flowers Ribbons, Trimmlng,elc. Dress Good, White Goods, Tankee No tions, Etc. Ladles' Cloaks, CloaK Trim mings, Etc. AGENT OF THE ELLENDAU. WOOLEN MILLS CO. A Full Stock of Blankets, Yarns, Iiea vers, Tweedt and Cassimrres Constantly on Hand. LX.ATEMT STYLES BY EVERY STEAMER r PA RT I C U LAR ATTENTION paid to nl Orders. EOno.lxe Balteryl DKI.I.INGKlt Jk CO.. Washlnytou St., bet. Second andTltlrd, PORTIND OREGON w E MANUFACTURE AN A NO. 1 ARTICLE OF" BREAD, CRACKERS CAKES, And all klndsofPiistry usually found In a First Class uazery. 'Goods delivered to any part of the clt"! JJI.Tlnli BUY NONE lUrr THE IlEST! THE "UNIVERSAL" SPRING DEDS! EVERYBODY BUYS THEM ! lirilY? Recanse they are cheap, simple. V tltimhle nnil nent.and can be Ullt Oil any common slat bedstead. They can be ported and scut to any address in a space ot one foot square. Xo .Vails or Screws About Them ! FULLY WARRANTED FOB THREE YEARS) Price Only Ten Dollar.: Agents wanted In every county In the State. mil directions wiin eacn ocu. H. B. MORRILL, Proprietor, First street, between Yamhill and Taylor. 3 21 FRENir SIIOAI.WATr.lt BAY O Y S rc 33 DEt JS ! VllHlcy fc HeereloV, No. 107 First Street. "VYSTERS se'rved In every style to suit the J ljuiles. ju" C. V. STEWART. Morrison Street, St, Charles Building, WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELER, AND DEALER IN' Clocks, Watches and Jewelers' Goods, Repatringdonc as usual. 3 11 fcOHETIIIXU NEW! THE JONES SPRING BED THE REST IN TITE MARKET TTIS VERY ELASTIC, CHEAP AND DURA X uie; nas no uaruorior vermin anu Cannot Get Ont of Order. Is now the leading cheap Spring Bed In Uie Eastern market, it can 00 nau 01 BARNARD i GRISWOLD, Wholesale Agents, Portland, Or Tyleri Shipley, Forest Grove; C F. Royal, . ..... . rr . I 1, lAiayeiie; j. a. iujiuii .ii-.iiiiihc, ... Dunn, North Yamhill; Heury Wcrlng, Hills boro. nrer in Onlniliv ,t Perkins. American Ex change, Portland: J- T. Scott, N. E. Goodell and Jerome Porter, Forest Grove; Dr. Sutton. McMInnvllle; A. C Arehlbold, Hillsboro, and a hundred other. TYLER & SHIPLEY, 3 17t t Forest Grove, Oregon. J. M- DYER, DEAI.En IX OYSTERS, CLAMS, MUSSELS, FISH, GAME, POULTRY, anu FRUITS! OYSTERS, CLAMS AND SALT WATER Fish received from Pugel Sound dally, and delivered to any part of the city at low rates. Oysters (opened) Wets, per ICO; Clams.Mcts. 318tt. MUSEUM, FIIS5T AND ASH STREETS, PORTLAND. T. A. "WOOD, Proprietor. rruiE Place to visit first of all others an instl- X tutlon of real merit instructive, amusing. en! rrtaining. .New wonuers auuea every aay. Orxm from 9 a. 11. till 10 y. n.. Sundavs axcent- ed. AdmI(loa,25 cts. Children under M bair price. -JtEtr MISCELLiVNEOUS. CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. E. CHAMPLAIN'S LIGNEOUS EXTRACT! Statement or Dr. E. Cliiiuiplnln. IN IStl. in Richland county, Ohio, I disco? ercd this Extract to be a Suro Cure for Dys pepia. The divover" was accidental In the Hot iustance; but the estract neveronce railed to cure, effectually and 1ormanently, every case to which It was applied, including many of long standing Hint had defied every remedy ortlie medical science ortlio day. I have resided the past eight years in Clover dale, Sonoma county, Calliornla; where, dur inall this time, I have cured all my friends who were dyspei'I'e, free of charge; they Intro duced their friends who were cured In their turn, and the circle has continued enlarging.so that to comply witli all demands my whole time and attention must be devoted to this re medial interest. Hitherto my labors In this direction have l.oen gratuitous; but on appli Miixn nf the lhitent ofllce tills extract was ex amined and a patent Issued on the 13th of August, uie extract couiuui? au uiujiiuhu or mineral substance, but is purely vegetable, and compounded In Nature's great laboratory by a thorough-going Temperance man nnd. a member of Cloverdale Lodge of Good Tem plars. Assured from past experience that the Kxtract win cure aiicawjn i'ri, The fir confident It will meet a Great Need ol Hie t iv- 1 llized World. Certificate or II. Glenn. East Portland, Feb. 2fi, ISTi Mr. E. H. Eilbanks Dear Sir: I would re spectfully state that I have been troubled with indigestion nearly three years. Hearing of Dr. E. OliampJaln's Ligneous Extract. I obtained a bottle at Dr. M. Mack's Drug Store, and after using about one-half a bottle, was entirely re lieved of all symptoms of Dyspepsia, and have 110 difficulty now in properly digesting my food. I can conscientiously recommend It to uch as are afflicted, knowing it to be a certain cure, iours truly, II. ULh.?J. Certllicate of Mrs, Ellen rreelnml. Portland, Oregon. Fell. S, 1STS. Mr. E. II. Eubanks Dear Sir: I will respect fully Inform you that I have been troubled run Dyspepsia lor many years, anu coum gei 10 relief "Mil I got a bottle of Dr. K. Cham- plains I ' Extract, andafterusingit.lincl it hash- . strettt benefit to me. I think it will makf -.1 permanent cure. I have 110 hesi tancy in recommending it to all who are troub- leu witii tut cuuipmiui. 1 iiui.1. mks. ki.uk.n ri;i-.::i...i. Price SI OO per Bottle. HODGE, CALEF A CO.. Wholesale Ag'l. PORTL.VND, OREGON, And sold by all leading Druggist. E. H. EUBANKS, Gcb'1 Agent for Orrgon and Adjulning Territories. Residence, on C street, bet. Front and First. 3ttf THE S EI.r-A i'TI NO RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES, An article long needed by tiie public, have Just been leceived irnm the East by CEORCE A. PEASE it. CO., COR. OF MORRISON AND FIRST STREETS. Only place in the city that has them. Call and sec them, and you will be sure lo pur- chae, as iney are so nanny, anu cheaper than ordinary goods. Full MitiNfaetlon guaranteed on all goods. 3 19 I. II. mtlfiGS. GENERAL JOBBER IN THE FURNITURE LINE, Washington St., bet. Third and Fourth, Portland, Oregon. FURNITURE REPAIRED A VARNISHED, Ibalrs nr-l'antd and Cane fur Kale. Will go out to residences to do anything in my line. cy Jiaseinc itepairiugoi i.uairs a speaiauy. Don't want any Mat lnres around. 3 17 Philip wr.i:i:u. UPHOLSTERER, ItH First St.,"ln Vaughn's Brick Store. ALL KINDS OF NEW PARLOR SETS, Chnlrs and Lounges on hand. Kepalrlng none riieap anu in a saiistaciory auner. 315 MRS. UPIIA9I IIENDEE, CLAIRVOYANT & MAGNETIC MEDIUM ('ugrrsx JInll, Iluoli Street, iieiween csiuumu luj .iini4s"-j lloom second Boor. Circles Thursday nnd Saturday evenings. Seances for business. yujs CH. LOUIS KUHN, Catoinet TyLtxlox?. IURNrrnnE made to order; also neatly, re " paired, varulshed and polished, liy a com- peieni mecitatue on rcasonauie irrius. iravc orders at corner Third and A Streets. 2 Mlf CIIRIH. fiCCOTII. JNVITIW HIS OLD PATOISS AMI TUB Public generally to call at his NEW BUTCHER SHOP, Washington at., 011c loor east or Third. vnOO CITY MARKET COFFEE STAND, TIIERI? YOt C.N.GITT A NO. 1 CUP OF COIi VIKPUIlRir, fc Ulljf IIUUI , I mr day. I.uucb al IS o'clock Pruiptly Servol Always a linnl, choice Soups, Meats, Poul try. Game and Fish, Served in the best style PIm Mlfiw ortil ,lnlllvht,1ltc fnt.li r.rv flflV Coffee supplied for"l"artIe, Balls and Fami nes, on ine snonei nonce. OPEN FROM i A. M. TILL 10 P. M. Please give me a call. 33) M. II. SHEPARD. A. C. WALLINC, Book and Job Printer, PITTOCK'S. BUILDING, UP-STAIRS, Comer Front and Stark streets, Portland. OreRou. Woik defeat REASONABLE RATES. 2-33 LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST! THE UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE. The best iiw-Prieed Sllcroscone ever made. Ex- reeciinirlv useful for examining flowers. Insects and minute onjecus,ucieciiiisi.ouiiicrieii. .Mon ey, and Disclosing the Wonders of the Mlcro sconlc World. It is adapted to the tfte of Phy sicians, Student and the Family Circle. Ke nclre no Focal Adjustment, and can therefore be readily used by any person. Other. Micro scopes of no greater power cost $3 each and up wards, and arc so difficult to understand that noae but scientific men can use them, The Ualvcrial always gives satisfaction. One slmrle Jlleroseope will be sent carefdlly packed, by isu,uu n-vcipk ui si. .menu! wantea every wu.ir. luurrss 11. UAlAruiAiXtU, 1-!-Cm Alien. Michigan, SMALL-POX REMEDY. - SMALL-POXL DR. BORZEAU'S SMALL-POX CURE AND PREVENTIVE, Nowprepared and tept on hand at my office. Cor. Tlrst nmlJfalu Streets. IS V SURE Cl'ltl! OR PREVENTIVE For that disease. SAMUEL CORWIN, Proprietor. The history oi this medicine cannot better b ter. "f1 n ,,y 'nsrting the following Ist- San Francisco, July 2, 1ST?. My Dear Old Friend. Samuel Corwln: I have nodnubt butyouwlll be much surprised on receiving this letter, but, perhaps, not mora so, or more gratified, than I was to hear from, yon. The manner in which I heard from.you, ana learned of your whereabouts. Is this: t Happened to be looking over an Oregon paper and noticed your name, as representative eleet, rmm Tillamook county. The thrill orpleasur which I experienced on reading is Indescriba blc. The many acts of kindness which I re ceived at your hands long years ago had never Dcen lorgoiicn, uotwiinsinnuing our corMt- pnndence has been broken for seventeen years, l,Vell.Ram, j wol.t attempt to give on mc,r than the outlines of what has tran'Dlred with; mo since we last corresponded. So many lnsl dents of tho past, in which you and I were con nected, crowd upon my mind that I cannot think or write oi myself. Doesyourmindever revert to the past, when we llrt met how j ou took me in as a partner, when tho?e who should have been my bet friends threw off oa me how we got snowed In nnd had to live on potatoes straight for six weeks how good that grizzly meat tasted what a disgraceful retreat ire tiimle from our noor innocent Jack, when we thought wo were beseiged by a grizzly t Well. Sam. those events of 1S52 frequently fiir ni.h subject matter lor my thoughts, and. 1 .as I am writing to you, crowd upon my mind, but I will uismiss inem lor 111c preciu 10 t.t. to that which will, perhaps, be ot greater inter est to you. ... I pocketed eleven thousand dollars out of tint "Deep Claim" you gave me in Maraposa, and. started for home In June, ISH. I invested lour thousand dollars In real estate In this city, and 1. nitincareofMcLane.ouroIdeablnmate. Jfy propcity here has yielded me a handsome ia enme,nnd quadrupled In value. I went Into ou.inesH in lorKCliy, 111 which 1 waiinj si -cev.ful sold out two years ago, since whlcn time I have licen traveling in Europenn couu tri You know I used to have a weakness for traveling well, it has been gratified to my heart's content. While in France I was taken with the small-pox. The lady of the Inn told mc fi it I was fortunate to take the disease at that ace. as there was an old small-pox doe tor nc -r bv who never failed to cure, no matter how lu.,1 the disease; and sure enough, I began to recover within four hours after commencing to tnk the medlelne.and In twenty-four hours I felt lite Well. 1 was EO iiiucu timet, nu tim m. -Leui efTeet nf the medicine that I wua dcterm' neil, if possible, to obtain the formula. In wine 1 1 succeeueti, oy pajius iiuhu.-uu.cij and pn- raising not to divulge it in 1- ranee, I see I mi Oregon papers that you have th disease imong you. The enclosed packaga contain tiie formula and sufficient material for famll v ue. I have cured all the cases tnot I have come in contact with, and rind it an In fallible cure and preventive. When you an swer this I will forward sufficient or the mat rial to n.akeyou a fortune, as I have amplJ, and rest assured I reciprocate past favors. I will close for the present and await anx iously your answer Direct to San Francisco, as I will remain here about two months. Yours, etc, nnju-ivnua!. The following testimonials are from reliable liersons: Portland, Sent. 1. 1S73. Statement: My son Henry, now slxyears of age, had a severe attack of the malignant form of scarlet fever about four years ago. 3Iy fam ily physician, Dr. Hamlin, of MarysvIlIe.Cali- inrnin, ioiu me mai inr viiiiu uitu ut;ui-r uain dltsl.ashe would be afflicted all his life witli sores of a scrofulous nature, which he consid ered incurable. The condition of the child up to lust April seemed to confirm the Doctor opinion, as he never was free Irom thos.i eruptions sores. A number of our best physi cians had endeavored in vain to give tliechIM relief. AUthe time I commenced giving hint Dr. I. rzeau'sSmall-pox Remedy the child wa unabie tooien his eyes, his face was a com plete mass of inflammation and corruption runnlng-from both ears. He took two bottle of the above-named medicine as per direction. In twelve hours from commencing to take th medicine, a favorable change was noticeably ami in Ies than six weeks all traces of the oM aftUclton had disappeared. J NO. M. FRON K. Tho following named. persons are referred M as having a knowledge of t he above statement : Dr. J. A. Blanchard. oculist, who treated tint ohlkl for sore eyc. Dr. filltner. Dr. E. G. Free land, .1. Murray, contractor, Geo. W. fllllman, Ianr Sherman, and many others or Portland, Oregon. JOHN M. FRONK. Albany, Oregon, June 1, 1573. Mr. Corwln Dear Sir: I used two bottles ot your snrall-pox remedy, for scarlet fever. Itotb of my cliildred had It, and all the medi cine thev used was your small-pox remedy. Their recovery was speedy and complete. CHARLES NOLAN. Portland, Oregon. Sept. 13, 1S73. ily clerk, "W.CavIness, was taken sick witli measles, Iat March. I administered Dr. Bor zeaus sniall-iwx remeily according to accom panying directions, and in all my experience with that disease I never needed a more com. plete and speedy recoves . Druggist, 113 Firststrect, Portland. Portland, Oregon, Sept. 16, 1S7X For the benefit of my friends and tho public, I state the following facts; On the fth day oc September, I felt quite unwell, having head ache, pains in my back and Joints, with occas ional chills; a lever set In and about the Stb a. scarlet rash was plain to' be seen on my skin. I had become satisfied that I had the symp toms of small-pox, and commenced taking: Corwln'n preparation for the cure of that dis ease, and it proved a success In my case, as no farther developments appeared. I took, but 13 doses, and have since felt all right. I have no hesitancy In recommending it to my lrlends who may feel any symptoms of small-pox. r a lo 1.- r . T T Trxrt.T Boot maker," 1W First street, Portland. Portland, Oregon, Sept. 15,1873. I have taken one bottle of Dr. Borzeau'u Small-pox Remedy as a preventative, and al- lliougll ireqncniiy cxpuseu iu mu uisease au the time, I escaped all symptoms. JAJIIU) .M. .UAltir.Ul, Contractor and Builder, Portland, Or. I have taken Corwin's Small-pox Remedy. and being oxnosed to the disease at the samo time, escapeu ait si-mpiuiu, mucu is iuc umy proo; that It is a preuttlve. K U BESSER, eityCounrilmau, 3d Ward, Portland, Or. I have ben using Corwin's Staall-POr Bern. etlr. nnd thoueii Crxnosed to the disease. hnvA uo"symptoms. 1 utive it to be a preventatlvo as well as a cure. A. McEWAN. Portland, Or. I beinz exposed to the small-Dor. contracted. the disease. I used for it Corwin's Drenaratiou. and no other medicine except alteratives. Th pommies never matureu. Leit no marts, jty niness was not at an severe. My cnnuren. flvein number, were all taken with the dis ease, nnd treated bygone of our best physicians. empioyeu ny ine city, une, a gin 01 louryears. dicJ, and the lmlftnce were badly marked. I ucl atiout two lottles of the meiiicine. EMILY JICJ1A1IU.. Portland, Oregon, August 2S, 1873. I was taken with small-pox about the 25th of July. I had purchased a bottle or Air. nor- ZCHU'S mail-pox liemeu.v Miiiiciimv ,..s,v,,a and commenced taking it as soou as I was sat isfied I had the disease, whicli was on the sec ond 'sj-nfmy Illness. My sickness was mild, excel severe vomiting , which took, place be fore commenced using the medicine. This vomlti. T Is what convinced me in the flrsu place t int I had the small-pox. I took one bottle t think about thirty doses. In threei days I as able to go to worK. 1 nave have no tjoubt .t that the Remedy saved me from be ing niar.vu, iwu m .,n. Stane Mason and Gardner. Stolen- nt of J. R. Lake, dealer In stoves and tin-ware; on Front, between Morrison and Yamhill streets: "My daughter was taken with the small-pox about the 15th of August. AT-hysleiun was employed, and the patient was apparently in a critical condition, t nm. cured Dr. Ilorzcau's Small-pox remedy, which. nuiuuiiu .u-cieiieu wim apparent goodenect. My wife, oelng exposed, had taken the medi cine as a preventative had thejirimarysyrap- iuui-, uui him ihj-,i.uicm, ur serious sic&ness." This Remedy is also a sure cure for Chicken- pox. S,arlet Fever- Measles, nnil all srmfnlnus and skin diseases. SAMUEL CORWIN, Office Sonthwest comer Mainand First St. Orders sent to Samnel Corwln. Proprjetorv, or R(i. Krecland, 121FlrstSt.,-Portland, Oregon, will lie promptly attended to. - Orvlers foradozenoTTnre wm benU5an5r part il the United States by Lxrrcss, u. txr Price-One Dollar per Bottle." ' S W
