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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1874. Continued from first page. husband die, ber position in society then depends upon how much of his own personal prestige he ia able to leave with her, in the shape of fortune or title. If these perish with him, then her life, or all tbero it of it, worth considering, perishes too. She has hardly any ex cuse for continuing to cumber the earth, since the entity from which she derived all that she was, aud all that she had been permitted to enjoy, has become a nonentity, and she has become that dis reputable thing, a "lone woman" a 'relict." How can she now expect to regain riches, or enjoy titles ? It may be uec essary to labor, but her toll must be menial; at the very best she may be thankful to get some of the lower grades of men's work, at half their pay. To as plre to an honorable or lucrative posl tlon Is to bring upon herself the charge of being unwomanly. To- go into the world's mart of business with the Intent to find something congenial or profita ble to do, Is to Justify men in being rude to her. No sort of personal freedom Is allowed. to her; all public places are for bidden to bo entered alone. Th "pro tection" of even & bad, man is preferred to tue scandal of being alone. But why enumerate the disabilities of the "lone woman?" "Whatover she might have been with liberty to use her natural, God-given abilities, she isnoth Ing now. Arid why? "Primarily, be cause men claim for themselves all the privileges of life; and secondly, because more fortunate women agree to sustain men in the assumption, and become the most merciless critics of their help less sisters. By a singular and most Il logical mode of reasoning, a woman is womanly in proportion as she forsakes all allegiance to her own sex, an 1 de votes herself to the other. Not so men. Men support aud strengthen caoh other. A marfof brains Is a prince among his peers. A woman of brains Is, among women, a crow, to be pecked at. If she gets recognition at all, it must first come from men. Women have no coherency about them. Each one Is for herself, in some man-uncharitable, uuapprecia tlve, merciless notwithstanding she knows that by a turn of Fortune's wheel she may herself be brought to occupy me same lonely, aimless and joyless condition for which she has such a con tempt In others. "Let us eat, drink, and be merry, for to-morrow we die!" What wonder that when a woman Is placed, either by choice of duty or by circumstances, between the upper and nether millstones of this false social sys tem, her voice becomes hoarse, her dis position fierce and unwomanly? The habit of repressing tears, and forcing back sobs is not mellowing to the voice. The constant endurance of cruel injus tice, not from men only, but from sister women, Is not sweetening to the dispo sition. The face that is never smiled on, soon forgets to smile. Will the time ever come when this shall be diflerent ? "When a woman may earn honors and emoluments, ami not be thought less pure or less womanly for desiring them ? When she will not have to expend two-thirds of her life force In resistance to the social extradl- ditionlaw? Will the time ever come when women will work together intel ligently, freely, and efiectually, as men do? JTow long could men withhold woman's share In the benefits of life, if woman should unanimously agree to claim theni ? What most strengthens men's hands against women, Is their treachery to wards, or their Indifference to each other. Women have no etprits tie corps, no pride In eaoh other no coherency whatever. They are dry sand, while men are tough clay. The reason of this is not far to seek. The civilization of a dependent class of refluenjeut aud culture. Leltherubc once established the precedent of an in telligent, independent womanhood, and the ages to come will abide by that, until the words "slavery" and "equal ity" will have become obsolete in their relation to woman's legal or intellectual estate. LIST 1774-1874.-0MAN,S STATUS THEN AHDH0W. BY OLIVE V- SC'COKIX. READ JIEFORE TUE O. 8. W. S. CONVENTION-, FEB. 14, Br XBS. J. DEVOEE JOHN-JON. "Where Liberty dwells, there Is my country. As far as the records of history ex tend, we find that the principles of free dom ever exalted the nations that in corporated them into the laws by which they were governed; and wo find the exact reverse to be the rule whenever governments have once neglected to cherish the sacred right of liberty. Liberty! "Would not the heart that failed to thrill with enthusiasm, at the mention of this word, be deemed emo tionless indeed ? In scanning the pages of history, we often find Liberty almost crushed by the weight of tyranny under which it has groaned; but, like "truth crushed to earth," it has risen to enno ble and bless those who have been per mitted to share Its benefits. -Beneath its fostering influence we may receive the results of deep researches, and our hearts be stirred by lofty eloquence un trammeled by the domination of despo tism How, then, can any thinking mind be indilterent on a subject of such vital im portance to each member of an intelli gent community ? Can a portion of so ciety dwell under proscription and the remaining portion receive no injury? Can tho mothers of men Impart to their offspring the highest conception of free dom while oppressed by laws which, if brought to bear against men, would he considered as despotic ? Believing that they cannot, it may not be Improper to glance at the position women have held, politically considered, from tho period of the Revolution with Great Britain. A full century has been added to the cycles of time, since our allocators de termined that they would no longer endure the oppression which sought to quench the love of that liberty which they believed to be the Inherent right of the humblest Individual, aud with a voice that startled despots from their repose, declared themselves God's free men and free-women, flinging back to the power seeking their vassalage the menace: "2o taxation without repre sentation." And, while men marched forth sword in hand to meet the foe, women, while they listened with blanched cheek and bated breath to the sounds of carnage, sustained with un flinching fortitude and patriotism the Immense responsibility and labor. which In the trying crisis devolved upon them. They tilled the soil, reaped its products, and stored them for the wait Ing flocks and herds, cared for the aced and helpless, alleviated the anguish of their wounded countrymen (and who shall say that it is not asnob!e to heal wounds as to make them? land smoothed the pillow of the dying, encouraging mo faltering by tnelr unflagging energy nflfl nnnrddint 'mn T T t lu .. 1 1 - -.. j i ui-wuji:ra iu . .uarMUanu enumerate here their deeds of heroism, ' SuavuJ'nii peace. itU it came eufrauchlsumeul aud honorable equality to the - black man. But did it furnish woman, who had arduously assisted1 iu5siving the life of the nation, with a higher po sition in this' Republic than she had be fore enjoyed? To man's shame-be It said showas and Is yet left to occupy mucn the same position with regard to equality before tbe law, that she sus tained a hundred years ago. And this Is her recompense. Tbe remembrance of tho cold, studied injustice which has been visited upon us, cannot fail to rankle in hearts from which the blight ing consequences of war have not yet lifted their withering gloom. Of each of those It may with safety be said: "She has known sorrow. He has walked with her, OR supped, ami broke with her the ahen crust; And In the dead leaves still she hears the stir Of his thick mantle trailing In the dust." Though derision, with insult added to Injury, has thus far been our portion, let us take fresh courage. And while wo patiently wait, let us not cease to labor for tiie attainment of that which man unrighteously withholds from us. Without doubt, the time is not far dis tant when his arrogance will be brought low by a Power to which even he, In his self-exaltation, must submit. THE NEW NORTHWEST. :J23i a ,-?TJf 6JHHT NOW IS .. . .-in, THE, TIME T Oi. S-TEB SCRIBE UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS! iC4KtMi "2Te ar Putolioation i a. & r- OF POST-OFFICES. OKKOOX. for are they not emblazoned upon tho pages of history ? "Bellevlngall things, hoping all things," they struggled on by the side of fathers and brothers, husbands and sons, until the high and lofty purpose for which they together had so long and faithfully maintained the contest was at length attained. While brazen tongues pealed forth joy ful anthems, the shout of a victorious people proclaimed to the world the birth oi a now nation, whose laws were to recognize the principle that all should enjoy the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Yet, with all this show of justice and equality, with the enunciation of loftv sentiments, engraving as they did upon the very fore front of the laws which were to covornnnooiJpu-lin linr! lptirnmi must be Inferior to that of an Independ- to prize liberty as a precious boon the uu Ulle. i-ropsr prwe, sen-esteem, i watchword: "No taxation without reprc Iioiior and loyalty, are qualities belong- sentation," is it not passlnz straiurethat BASER CO. Auburn, 'Augusta. 'Baker City, Clarkxvllle, Express Ranch, Eldorado, Gem, Humboldt Basin, Jordan Valley, Rye Valley, W'lngvlile. BENTON. Alsea Valley, Corvalll8, King's Valley, Uberty, Little Elk, Newport, Newton, l'hlloraath, .Starr's rolnt, Summit, Toledo, Yaquiua. CLACKAMAS. Barlow, Beaver, Butte Creek. Canby, Clackamas, Clear Creek, Cuttingsviiie, Damascus, Eacle Creek. Glad Tidings, mguianu, Molalla, Mllwaukle. Needy, Norton, Oregou City. Oswego, sanay. CLATSOP. Astoria, iMliniiio, . Knappa, Nehalcin, Sklpanou. Mummer ileuie, WestnorL, coos. Coqulllc, Coos River, Empire City. Enchanted lT&Irle, Kalrvlew, HennansvlUt,, Marshneld, North Bend, Randolph, Hllkin, Sitkuiu. COLVMUIA. Columbia city, Clatskanle, Itanler, Marshland, lanj, Long Tom, Mohawk, Pleasant Hill, ltattle&nake, h Sulslaw, ' -.Sprtngneld, Willamette Forks. I4NN. Albany, Brownsville, Crawfords villa, Diamond Hill, Harrlsburs, Halsey, Lebanon, Miller, Peoria, Tine, Hclo, Shedd's, Soda Springs , b-Klavllle. vaiuon'. Aurora, Aumsvillo, Buttcrllle, Brooks, ' Fairfield, nervals, Hubbard's, Jefferson, Marlon, Monitor, Newellsvllle Sa.tm, SUverton, BU Louis, Stnyton, Rubllmlty, Turner, Vernon, Waeonda, Woodburn. MULTNOMAH. East Portland, Portland, lMwell's Valley. Willamette Slough. FOLK. ing to the highest culture, and we do not look for them amongserfs. Women should study history, and learn whence, comes their enslavement. There they will discover that It did not come from the hand of God He made all things free. It began in barbarism, when rude physical struggle governed. Being first enslaved by brute fore, the subsequent elevation of the ruling class only widened and deepened tho valley of humiliation between them. And it was all the worse that the dependent class was also the favorite class, for they were Indulged in just that amount of knowl edge, and corrupted by Just that degree of vice, which made them agreeable to their masters. We are told that iu the dissolute last daj's of the Roman Empire, such was the despair of women, that It became necessary to utter a decree refusing bur ial to women who committed suicide, so commou had that crime become. Roman Catholic authors inform u that In tho early days of the Church In Europe, their innumerable convents were filled with women who were driven to the seclusion of conventual life to es cape tho brutality of their male rela tives, the nearest of whom, whether fathers, brothers, uncles or cousins, were masters r uleir person, aMa fortunes. The onlmation of reIIBi0U(s marriages somewhere between the twelfth And sixteenth centuries, greatlyeth, perils of womau-although obedient! to their husbands at least, was 8M pouponthem-andhairnuX be imposed upon them, by lual 8an Church ritual, e'er since. Let women Investigate for themselves the means by which men, in Chinr-i, and Bt&te, have for ages hindered their advancement In mental and moral cul ture. The world is ruled by prec ieut. A precedent established centuries ago, keeps wotnen In ebalns, even Id tbl age as men gatnered iu legislative halls, mey saiu u action if not in words), to women, "It is true, you did work and suffer in our united cause, with exalted devotion, but it cannot for a moment be supposed that your sex can rise to the dignity of law-makers'. Content your selves, and we will arrange laws which it will be to your best interests to humbly obey." And thus freedom, in the very iuclpiency of a Republic which invited to her shores the oppressed of all nations, was partially throttled, even In Its birth throes. It cannot be supposed mat women were insenxlblo to the In sult thus cast upon them; for after all their toll, privations and aicrlflces, they naa a right to exjiect u more worthy re sult. But we will pass on to times nearer our own. We cannot but mar vel, as we read the record of woman's generous readiness to aid her brothers In piercing the gathering gloom of war which again enshrouded us with Its dark and ominous folds. While the .very life of the nation was being threatened, and meu were rushing to mortal combat, brother with brother meeting In the deadly fray, women were lucessant In endeavors to assuage the misery causal by carnage; and, while their loved ones, for whom they had tolled and prayed, were being engulfed in anguish, and their homes threatened with desolation, they shrank not from the trying ordeal, compelling themselves to forget the wrongs of which they might so Justly have complained, trusting that the fiery element through which we were then passing would thoroughly purge tho masculine aristocracy of the land from Us dross and selfish tendencies, when .cjr intent enjoy the sweets of liberty, 10 won1' but iu Ueed anJ 5" '"' I Arteary waiting and anxious manSl th Leav fo,d the war "S3 1 Ilf?' aadgaln our fair and wa8 flooded with th sunlight of Scappoose. CCBEV. Chcfcoc, Kllcnsburjr, Port Ortord. HOCOLAS. North Canyonvllle, Comas Valley, Drain, Elkton, GalMVille, waruner, Kellozgs, LooktnglaLs. Myrtle Crek Oakland. Creek, ItoseburK, Scott sbunr. Ten Mile, Umpqua City, Wilbur. Yoiicalla. C1KANT. Canyon City, Camp Watsou, John Day City, Ihiyvlllf, Prairie City. JACKSO.-T. Applesate, tutiland Mllla, lirowiihhoroush. Central Point, Eagle Point. . Grant's Pass, Hot Sprlnc. Jacksonville, Lakcport, Unkvllle, Lnncell Valley, Phteulx, Hock Point, Sam's Valley, Table Bock, Willow Springs Yalnax. JOSEI'IIINC Klrby, Lcland, Mate Creek, Waldo. LANK. Bethel, Brld Report, Bucna vista, ' Dallas, " Kola, Elk Horn. Grand Itonde, Independence, Lincoln. Lucklamute, Lcwisvllle. Monmouth, Perrydale, Rlcreall, Zcna. TILLAJIOOr. Garibaldi, Kllcnls, Netarts, Ncstockton Tillamook, Trask. rMAT!I.IL. Cecils, Cayuse, Marshall, Meadowvllle, Milton, Mitchell's Station, Pilot Bock, Pendleton, Umatilla, Weston. tJ.vtox. Cove, Indian Valley, Mland City, La Grande, North Powder, Oro Dell, ftummervllle, Union, Wallowa. WASCO. Antelope, Brldee Creek, Heppncr, Hood luver, Mitchell, Mt. Hood, Prlucevllle, Prltebanfii, Kock Creek, Scott's, fihellroek, Spanish Hollow, "The Halle. Warm .Springs. Wasco, -. ,-. Wllloughby. WASHINGTON. Beaverton, Centrevlllc, Cornelius, Forest Grove, Glencoe. -Greenville, lllllsboro, Mlddlcton, Rnoll's Ferry, Taylor's Ferry, Tualatin, Wapato. TASIHILI. Amity, Itellcvue, imyion, Butte DI;appolntnunt,'Lnrayetle. MCJiinnvui. CottaRe Grove, rum. Camp Creek, Cartwricbt'4, Eugene City, Franklin, Junction, Mountain Uoum. North Yamhill, Sheridan, west Cheballm, Wheatland, Newbers. TVASHIXGTO.V TERRITORY. CLALLAX CO. New Tnmelness Port Angt-loi. clahke. Battle Ground, Brush lTalrle, Lewis Ulver, Martin's Bluff, Pckln, Pioneer. Union HUtee, Vancouver. cncitALis. Cedarvllle, ChehalU Point, Elmn. Hoqulam, Montesano. Satkop, Bbaron. COWLrrz. Castle Rock, Caxrollton, Freeport, Kalama, Lower Cowlitz, Montlcello, ML Coffln, Oak Point ISLAND. I Coupevllle, Coveland, Ultaiauy. . JErrsasoN. Port Pisco very, rort Ludlow, , . PortTownjead. TmHuEi.a NftBiWtf; Ni'O R T H W E S f . A Journal far tlie People, .AND. ..DEMOTED ,T0 THE INTERESTS OF HUMANITY. j j a , . j t OFFICE ?Ej"0P PTOUCAnON-Cor.- Front audi Stark .Street,. Portland, "Oregon: Arrenctnients have bf en made to secure the Services or a CO MP ETENT jr sua COR P S O F "WH'ITE'R'S -r j x ' ',- r upon toy and all subjects cr PdMle Iuurist. iut- .Tjtw .xonrawat ii not a Womau's PJehts, but a Human Bights orjan, devoted -.miF.cfKyraay d necessary to secure tho greatest good to the greatest number. It itaows nosex, no polltlcs.no religion, no party, noeolor.no creed. Its foundation is fastened upon sue iock or Lternal Uberty, Universal Emancipation, and Untrammeled Progression. OUR PREMIUM LIST. . As an Inducement lor oar friends to make exertions to secure large clubs for the Nkw Noetii wmt, we offer the Jollowing list of valuable premiums : ror twsnty subscribers, at ti 00 cach.nccompanled by tr- cash, we will give the HOME 5II0TTLK SEWING MACHINE, without, tnhlp. f-.,nlr.;nl: .7i-i.-,nioni,l Trtri"m. For thlrtyflye subscribers, at SJ 01 eacb,accompanIr.l by the cash, we will give R HOME -. s.-u makuixe, -with Black Walnut table. I.runzrd and nicely finished. Price. IU For forty subscribers, at 13 W each, nfrrnnn.mtr.1 i.r ii.nn.l, . lirtltR BllTrr. TLE SEWING MACHINE, finished In ritn trl villi lllnt Walnut nn.l nnrer r-nce, vjul The above Sewing Machines, which are wan-nnteJ rttctwln.. in vnr mrtiml.r. run K v- V w.iTaver, corner Third nnd Morrison streets, Portland. ""J uwctlKH. HU eacn. umintiui td ht- f ) rah ..III .1 vicn I. HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGAN, four octave, single reed, with black walnut case, autoraaUc Ulu peoais, improved center pressure reed valves, etc. lrlce, f5u. ' .-cij-uic uoscriDers.atU OOcach.accanin.mlMl hv iim .o.h . ihcav uimja.1 ; resembles the first except that 11 has also a kneu stop. Price, $75. .v.iralrutC suwwnuers, ai ism each, accompanied by the cash and twenty-nve " we win cive a mason .t iiAirr.iv nnn r,r v rv....... o.- a.ir.i. t... . : r. : ... . vj u,L,us ivccu vsives, improvru ucllows. Tremulant nnd L'niviinii irt, . . "..v luuKnwn. aiuw racn. and twenlv ilnllnm -arLlitinnai n-m MASON A IIAMIJX OKOAK, Five Octaves, Five Stops.Two Set of BJbrators Throughout, umuuoiru neii'uijusunr Heed valves. ImnmvMl Tulli T,..t.n, ..,. .nrc-owen. violj., DIAPASON. FLUTE. TRElll'tAN'T. nr. Tm.A 1. V. n .1 ... 1 . . r . . .wurmvuimimoriaFM TiremiUmS can netlll lint numu nn.l nnn. o.C. - - .iic.uuiniiwn wm oe macou to tneir rrptiit. nmi r.nnih - i i Ti ik procure me premium desired they can choose a lesser premium, or they ..... uvtuuwcuw receive iwnij.nve per cent. In cash of the amount remitted for thsir labor. PACIFIC. Brueeporl, Chinook, Knappton, firstervllle, nivcrslde. Unity, Wood wa rd's Land I o g. riciiCE. Ellis, Frnnklln, .Stellaooom, TJcoma. SN-OUOMUH. Iwell, . Muklltoe, Skohomlsb, -1-uaUlip. SKAM.UdA. ' r&scades, WhlteSalmon. BTEVSNS. Crab Creek, Cha-we-tab, Fort Colvllle, Pine Grove, Rock Creek, Rosalie, Spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Flat, Walkers Prairie, TnCKS10 Beaver, Coal Bank, Grand Mound, Mlaraa Prairie, TugCjeV.. OUR NEW PREMIUM. LIST. As The Nkw Northwest has already DrOVfll n. TkAnilla tllAnss ua a s& - r. A n.1 V. I . also prove aintuxril. Toenabln our friends who may decide to canvass for our nntur kii v, .v. .i ..i .uB w RULbcnpuoa Lists.we proHjse to give the fallowing udditloual Pre 1 u V 1 1. . -V . . .umun-i "uu in in arrears ior ine e:w NmiTitu-iar hn win ,..t.i. ""i,u '"'t onr nw aunsenber, accompanied by the easU-$S 10-we will give : Or a Bohemian Glasa Vase; ' . Or a Bohemian Glasa Card Receiver; ursuozen ivory Napkin Rings; . OrSdosen Plated Tea Spoon. ; 1 ' t'k ' Or 1 pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves; Or a Lady's Fan, spangled, feathered edie:" H Or a Bird Cage; Or an Album for holding UO Picture; " . ... ... Or an Album (extra) for holding pictures; Or a Fancy Letter Case; Or n box Toilet Articles, including s"oap. chalk, jsictujasry. etc -OraBrilannlaTeApot: ' u- Or a Kerosene Lamp; " Or S dozen Glass Goblets; OrH dozen GIm Tumblers, Or a large Glass Fruit Dish ; Or a Work Rasktr . " Or Fine Embroidered Handkerchief; Or S dozen Linen Handkerchiefs; .t.t. , w - Or a Woolen Table Cover ' . ' W Ordosen Table Napkins; " Or J dozen Tcfweis; Or an elegant Fortmonia. Any subscriber who U In arrears lorn year's subscription, and who will send his prhsrown subscription fee, and two new subscribers, occompaaled Vy tbe fash making 19 ittyv will send : - A t ol Rogers Table Forks, triple plated, on white metal, warranted; Ora setof Rogers' Table Spoons, triple plated. on while metal, warranted; Or a set ofRogers' Tea Spoons, triple plated, on white metal, warranted; m Or ! don Rogers' Jk RumcII's Table Knives bestquallty', warranted; ' J 4 v. . . Ora handxjiiHt Bird Cage. Any erson In arrears for subscription to Tin: New Noetuwest, who will send his or ber subscription fee ami three new subscribers, aocompao led by Ihe-casb. making $13 W, we will send: A handsome Marseilles Quilt; Ora handsome Woolen Quilt, red and white, or blue ad white; Or a pair or Table Cloths; , -1 Or two pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains; Or three pairs Alexandre's Kid Gloves, any color or size: Or a Japanese Inlaid Work Box? Or 13 yards best yd. wide Sheeting. For seven subscribers at MOO each,atnounttns.toi21 W, we will seadr ' y' An extra Cos tor, triple plstiii.od white met', valued at it 00; Or a Lady's Writing Detk.ofeo.Ukl value; Or a Cabinet, Japanese Inlaid; Or an Extra Japanese InUld Work Box. These articles are alt valuable, and ore warranted to be Just as we rrpttiitki tbsm. Yr sons llvlug In this city or who can visit us ran receive these, articles frot V our own bands, at aV hour's notice; or if sol convenient to visit us, we will send the articles by express. to any ad Jress. No order of this kind will receive attentlcti unless the cash accompanies 1L Send money In FosloOcc orders at the customary rates of currencyrrehd draft If pre ferred. , '."' V " " All orders promptly attended to. .... , WjSlncerely hope that; thlsinparallled,pfrer,hlch Is a new featnneJa the newspaper buslne jj'in'Orejon.'wllI "raeet'wltU a b'eirty' reTporic froai'the many. ,ttitOa of oar. paper, whouptoihutlmehave see medto" fall (oeallM 'lat TUB New Noirtww:.czjnott,run wltboat'money. No''l thV-tl'toVBkKuf;.in".perore soafS'MMr.' parioa-f U ttestort'ofyott. Se'whatyoaea'doJory6ursll,"yla''Pobllcand Tur'NoV Notbi.iit. " JTLORENCE SERVING MACHINE. THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD. It docs more work, more kinds of work, better work, and does it easier than any other JMhero Is a "Florence" within a thousand : miles of Portland not Rlvlnj entire satisfac tion, ir l amintoruicu oi m uwm without expense of any kind to Its owner. Wo have the new style of "Florence" Ma- i r a.a.o I.a wnrL nimv fmm the ODe- CU1IIC, lUilV KW t" -, . - rator, like the Howe or Singer, to meet the views of thoe prefcrrlnR tiint style of Machine. I have located permanently at Portland, and shall keep constantly on hand a large assort mcntor the latent tyles or the Florence Machine. Call and see them before purchasing else- I have also the ogency for the celebrated Nonotock Co. Sewlnc Silk and Twist: John Clark. Jr., and Co.' Spool Cotton; Wlllimautle C.S.I. Machine Thread; Bailey's Sewing Machine Oil. JAJIF.S tl. LOOMIS, Genernl Affent, Ul Third street, between Alder and Morrison, with Badger's Music Store. Sold on tho Installment Plan: $10 Down, and $10 a Month till paid for. 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Rout. passes through the Garden of the i-acinc'voasu-'ioe wna picturesque scenery alone doubly pays the Toarlsl for passing over this line. . TIME TABLE GREAT OVERLAND 'MAIL ROUTE: 6 3" Sun.. Mon Tues Wed Tburs. Frl Sat... S3 h Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Frl.... Sat stxS : O SB S S3 OS KCUSCRIPTIOXS 1S73. Terms: HARrni's'WEKKLT.one year SI 00. An Extra Copy or either tho "Magazine." "Weekly," or "Bazar" will be supplied gratis forevery Club or Five Subscribers at SI 00 each at one remittance; or, Six Copies for S3) W wiinout extra copy. Subscriptions to "Harper' Maganne," "Weekly" and "flazsr," to one address lor one vear. J10 00: or. two of Harper's Periodicals to one address for one year, $T 00. HACK NCMBKitS can De suppnea ai any ume. Tlie Annual Volumes or"Harncr's Weekly." in neat cloth binding, will be sent by express, free of expense, for s7 W each. A Complete Set, comprising Sixteen olumes,seni on re ceipt of cash at the rate of J5 'Jo per vol., freight ai expense oi pureuaier. Tho nnstairo on "Hamer's Weekly" is twentr cents a year, which must be paid at the Sub- scriDers poniiiic-e. AiIureKa ii.ni-r.n jc unuiiir-iw, nca New York. Mon TueT. Frl . Sat I Sun Tucs Frl Kat Sun . Wed Thurs Frl.... 8at. Sun Mon Mon- ( Tues . Wed ... Thurs. Frl Sat Sun Mon.... Tues TICKETS FOR SALE AT TUE OFFICE OF TIIE U. t C. K. II. CO., 2J Corner F and Front Streets. OREfilN A CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO. NO.SL TIME SCHEDULE. I NO. 31. rpo TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC. tth, 1 IRT3. at 6 a. for the government and in formation of employes only: the Company re serve me rint 10 vary inererrom as circum stance may require. Dally Trains will run between PORTLAND AND P.OSEBURO as follows: lkaye. ' ahkive. Portland .7:30 A. sc. I Itowbtirz 7:10 r. 31. Ro4eburg- -&:L a. m. 1 PortIand.4:15 r. yt. ALBANY EXPRESS TRAIN, Dally (except Sundays), as follows: leave arrive Portland 3:50 r.it. I Albanr 825 v. ir. Albany 530a.H. Portlaud.10K)3 A. a. ar Freight Trains iwlth Passenger Cars at lacneuj win run oeiween PORTLAND AND JUNCTION Dally (Except Sunday), as roi.Lows: LRAVE. AKRIAK. Portland CKk, a. r. I Junction .g.-ft) r. M. Junction... .6x0 a. l I Portland- .5:l,r.M. The Oregon and Collfornla Railroad Ferry makes connection with all Regular Trains. Close connections are made ar. Rosehunr with the Stages of tbe California and Oregon Stage Company. W Tickets for sale to all the principal points i n Laiiiornia ana me uisi, ai company 's onice Cr.F 4 Froit Slsat rerry laadlag.Perllaa S. BV NOTICE. Passengers for Buttevllle, Champoe , Daytonand Lafayette will take the boat for the above points at Canomah. BV Storage will be Charged on Freight re maining in wareuousesoverzt Hours, snr Freight will not be received for shipment aner o'ciock i. x. J. BRANDT. Jr.. E. P. ROGERS, Gen. Hupt. Geu. Freight and Passenger Agent. 2-Mlt DR. G. W. BROWVS U. S. OREGON CHinUM BITTERS. 'PHIS BITTERS Is the active principle of the JL uregon ciuiiuiu irec it puscc iuicm llve. Tonic, llirgntlve and Diuretic properties. It Is the greatest appetizer nnd blood-purifier kbown In tho history ol medicine. It is a sure remedy for all Bilious Diseases originating mm lnnrtlvltv or the liver and bowels. It is a certain cure tor Intermittent and Billons Fe vers. It cure3 Dyspcpsin ana an nervous com plaints, besides being a nlccbeverage; Instead of Its weakening and debilitating tbe system It strengthens and gives an appetite. When a powerful tonic Is required, there is nothing bet ter than the Oregon Clitttum Bitters. All classes of pcrtons, whether male or female. may use llio liuiers wiiu a cenauiy luhl ib wlil prevent them from contracting tnope dis eases which are"so prevalent In this cllmrde. The Bitters can be found at the CITY 13RXJO STORE, Yamhill St , between First nnd Second, Portland, Oregon. DR. G. W. BROWN, Sole Proprietor. CIIAB. LANG LEY A CO.. Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco, General Agents for the U.S.Oregon Chltiuni Bitters. 3 10 U THE OREION CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. -VN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1S73, KJ ana until further notice, win run treignt ana rassenger Trains ironi PORTLAND TO ST. J08EPH, Connatlny Mt Inrnialliia with Ktniro frtrVrtrptt drove; at m. Joseph for all points South and west iJirayette. McMlnTille, Amity, Mon mouth, Independence, Bneua Vista and Cor- .11:41 A.M. F. 31 ,, .IEAY.?.. ARRIVE Portend- 7iM A. if. Sf. Joseph 1I:G St. JoseDh12iH a. u I t.it.n:i ..f. " , w, u .... ..... I n J . . KIT-llw.ar. . 1 . . . r,-1 ' i fj'" aiounn sireei siu losf on elrlnir Mi.i in n.n . n.trr5?fc'.,T.l at ,he J'Ortland Warehouse l?r hi!f.k Co.- Wbarf'ana w,n not be received .OAtn-nv o.. , j- reigni and Passenger Agent. Gen'lBup't. 3 W ESTABLISHED 1869. O'CONNOR & MALARKEY SAVE REMOVED TO 88 Front St., H. E. corner of Woaulng-ton, WHERE. WITH INCREASED FACILI tles, we shall endeavor to retain our old Customers, ana huiai? new ones uy selling goods that are RELIABLE apd full value, for the money asked. Wholesale and Retail Grocers SHIP STORES, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUTT3r 6r4eB and 8raM Seed. J. O'CONNOR. DANJ. IAL-AKIvCt. PoitIaDd,Jannarylet,lS7L 3 21 W. B. CARDWELL, MiysIelaB and Snrg-eou. Offlee Room No..econd floor, 8 W. corner Third and Morrison streete corner-room,, en trance oa Third end Morrison.. . . ... IaoSce;aralt hoars. DayaodMght, unless ontonprcrjtfttnal business. " 'S 18 tfr- AGENTS WANTED ror: TIIE HISTORY OF TIIE GRANGE MOVEMENT! OE THE Farmer' War Against Monopolies. BEING a fnll and authentic account or the strugzlcs of the American Farmers against the extortions if the railroad companies, with a history or the rise and progress orthe Order of Patrons of Husbandry, its objects and pros pects. It sells at sight. Bend for specimen pages and term to Agents, and see why It sells faster than any other book. Address A. L. BANCROFT CO., 22 Til Market street, San Francisco. GLOVE MANUFACTORY. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SECURED the service of a Freneli GLOVE MAKER, in now prepared to manufacture all styles of LADIES .1X1) GENTLEMEN'S KID, FUR, BUCK AND DOGSKIN GLOVES Terfect Fitting and Lntesl Fashions Guaran teed. Also. Gloves eleaned.dyed and repaired oa short notice. 3-S CK. i;B01S. OREGON' STEAMSHIP CO.'S STEAMBOATS. Notice. ROM AND AFTER TOURS- day. May lit, tne steamer t S. N. COOKE will lovflrmn pitvns fallows: On Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 8:30 A. SL, and on Wednesday and Saturday at 10 A.M., connecting with steamer DAYTON through to lortland. Returning, will Leave Portland ror OreRon City nt 4 P. X. Piiunnti fnrT.AF.WETTEnnd all interme diate places will take tbe CARS at 8:15 A.M., connecting- at Canemah with steamer Dayton, on Tuesday and Friday or each week. Through Tickets sold at the office of the 0. 4 C It. R. Co. at Reduced Rates. All freight by tbls line delivered to consign ees Free of Drayape. ireigni recciveti unui ' . s-ur J- B- BILES, Agent. LADD & TILTON, 33 u3L 3NT K. 3E3 3H. & , -OREGOX PORTI-VND TEstnllIslied, 1850. TSP03IT3 RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS XJ kept subject to check on draft. INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS or TRUST FUNDS, In suras of ONE DOLLAR au ui-;ituN rromuatcor deposit. v'j w.uicu vii mtpruveu xecunij. Bonds. Stocks and other vnlnahlfw rprfved on deposit ror safo keeping. wonecuons inaae ana proceeds promptly ra mltted. Investments lu Real Estate and other prop erty made ror parties. Bight and .Tel egrahld Excbaijeon 8an Fran cisco and the Atlantic States for sale. - , uoverament securities bought ana som. AJttnt for the transaction or ail kinds of Fl nanclal and Trust Business. u