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TOW.V AXD COUXTY,
Yiis. E- Gerry of -this city has been
yifieJ of lier appointment, by the Or-
.,,ns Aid Society of Oregon, to the posi-
r
. 0f Vice President for this county.
yhe contractors for the construction
,;;e (). C. Railroad have already com-
J to rebuild the Clackamas bridge.
j,t by Hie floating drift on the night of j
f,.aiu'.-l;ty ot last week. The timbers j
n all SU -!. illiU nil" iillicii- lum iv in
,1 i i 1 1 i,c ,.,;n
be time and trouble of again doing
lio in
, t -...I- !.irtlr fl "t " tl) lit
o-O-
Mrs. D. Sebu:tia.n of this county is a
jjv, such as our grandmothers, and the
pothers of some of us eider ones, were
ia their day. Mrs. S., besides devoting her
Jiontion to other cares of the household,
f,i4 this fall mule !) yards of domestic
cfotli from the fleeces being 35 yards of
i,,ans, and GO yards of lincey and the
,,,h are manufactured for service. What
1 1
irv 'lis we have not many more such
,1(!,le (him-s m this agepity mat jeans
s,Hi lincey is not in greater demaiul.
. - oo-
A small locomotive, from the 0. S. N.
ijrliffe at the Cascades, was landed
I 1 m-ar thirf city on Wednesday last, having
I ie-i purchased by Mr. Ilolladay for con-
5 ' tuipti.icnu nn fhi O rffriin rfnir:il
f i ' , t, mi i i diseases, are stated to be Iderauu dtsan
l i j'imad. J arties will commenoe laving ; . l
i . . .
jf,,:i oti this side of the Clackamas river on
lii.l.iy next, when this locomotive, or
-pony engine.'-' as she U cabled, will be
a afloat for the 20-milo stake.
i . -o O .
Mr-. F. F. Victor, who is somewhat j
1 rnicbi ated as an authoress., spent Satur- I
k ... js.indav hist in onr ouh.-l c.itv. I
,i,,'i!irrg with the family of one of our citi- j
vmi, ami acquainwirce. Mrs. Victor has j
written the early litstory of Oregon, and j
,v leirn that the work is now in press, is
jiiitfe (hie. We 'shall take some interest in
i In- perusal oMier book on Oregon, and
,.t!l rather -lnxiously await it arrival
0u P.m'kij. Mr. White j'nrnett shovr
(, n this week a copy of the Missouri
;a;-tU published, ifly 2G.h, 103, by
JuM'jm Ciiarless, T rrito'rial Printer."
From tlie-warlike spirit breathed through
r? columns it is' evident that the elements
mr at work vhieh culminated Trf "the
iur of ISI2."' From the character oTdne
i.r two advertisements it contains, ,fJt. lJoi
isiiinst at that tirnoshare been a tillage'
abmit the sie of Tii'llaS. the sheet is'
sfjmit tli size of ordinary letter paper.
J'i'; Count; Hine.f.
?i,KCifK' Caiiskt. -The" YoifrYpj Men's
I Christian Association of Portland, has un-
!iTt;iken to collect & caWnet of Mir.era'.ng-i.-al,
foss'liferous; rind nunVismatic speci
!,nns. Tlie Association Will gratefully re-ct-irc
ppecim'ens for this i'abmct, and will
1 I p'vsorve them' carefully, make a record of
'In-contributors, and the cl.Sraclcristles
I raid nativity of the articles p: evented.
I MaTikiai. Svmi'at.iv. The citizens of
I Sj ;!ii place have contributed about eighty
Uhra f r the' benefit of Mr. IJ. II. Maels
I 1 who aCcidenl-lv shot himself two v?eeks
Is . " .
I I incc. Mr. Fairruel L. Stevens started the
I I "liitter, arut wa? respondid to a a'"ove
I I !ak'd. This is the l ight kind ol sympa-
?iy keep it ative in tin's conimunity.
I Ooj-
I I Extkkt viN"MKvr. Mr. C. P. Plumorcr the
I I vcomplish'ed' elocutionist and comic de-
I Uneator nf rloiiMftor wPT frive' nm. nf his !
1 , r , - , , . . . . I
I 'rfinetI Popular drawing room cnicrtain-
1 I'-nts at the Court llo'ifse this evening
I tin last Thu sday Mr. Plumincr visited l lie'
1 t'wr cinip.arv and gave one of Iris reftcr-
I .rips which vc nnderstand va,i highly ap-
I freciated by the teachers :rnd scholars,
j a
I It is with feeling ol regret thai vrc'
I imnounce the departure of arir friend A?
Vy from the office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, in this city and in
fee -feeling we feel (jnlte cei t lia that a
forge 11 ajority of 5 he l.msiners meft of Ore
City will join. For f'caV years Mi:
h'ry has ably ( lied his post and we
1tc ret to learn of one message mis
"nt, one word incorrect ; or one occasion
"Here he has failed to corne to time. Uh
Successor is z. Mr. John L. William whose
Scquainunce, we hojo may prove to be
4 pleasant and agreeable to all as lias'
nccn that 6T MrLevy.
The Cdd Fellow's Hall in this city,
I 'iwcribed in our issue of Saturday last.
I was regularly dedicated on Thursday last
i 2 0 clock r. M.y Grand Master John M.
V.acors offcialimr: Ttio sr.lpnin nnf im.
I'reiTe ceremony was witnessed by a
Tory hre assemblage of members of the
frtler. from other parts ot this Stale' and
Washington Territory. Previous to the
remony of dedicaCon, the Daughters of
Uebecca presented Oregon Lodge No. :t,
:th a splendid organ, purchased from
lroceeds derived from the9 products of
'ir skill. .The. Hall is excellently fur
ifchod, carpeted, etc., and the members
f Oregon Lodge no doubt now feel thetn
Hres quite 'at home"' as they deserye
1,1 be. The evening of the 20th. and for
juat matter the morning of the 2Gth. was
mad
wsaflance. nd in the Lodge Room j
nerewasa social gathering, and thus
fiidexl a most interesting event.
Saddleiu-.J. Ii. Schram, of this
C'ly, is now nianufactunng the best Saddlery
and Harness in the State." He will have at
I'-ast -id sets of all grades, from tine to com
n"n, tinistied and ready for sale next month,
and more than that number of Saddles, lfe
houiid to make a trade with anv man who
wishes to buy of him. He uses both Ore ion
sid California leather in his establishment,
and Ins work hears a most excellent reputation
abroad. Ve hope that eit'zens of onr ow n
.Mint; y w-ni think of this, when they want a-y
articles 114 his line, i
A VOICE FHO.H THIS MIVErj.
The miners of California arc a straight
forward and outspoken-class. What they
i think, they say, and what they say u al
ways to the point. If there is cnything
they particularly detest, it is bun. bug.
When, therefore, they endorse, in the
most enthusiastic language,' the merits of
IIOSTLTTI'R'S STOMACH BITTERS as
a preventive of the intermittent and re
mittent fevers prevalent ;n th gold re
gions in the Spring and Fall, an 1 as a
llKVlM3 of strengthening, cheering , sta 1 sm-
mining them at all seasons in the prose-
cution of their arduous labors, it nfay be
taken for granted that they speak from
experience, , affd that their testimony is
prompted by a (.rateful remembrance of
the. benefit they have derifed from the
preparation. During the past yar, up
wards of onk tiiolsan;) lkvie have be n
received from gold-diggers, emplo ees in
quartz ci nshing mills, &c, c, dated front
every portion of the Pacific gold region,
and they all tell the same simple story of
sickness averted or cured by this j otent
protective and res orative. From d'E
triels where the water and air are inimi
cal to health and life, come the most cheer
ing accounts of the improved physical
condition of the inhabitants, consequent
upon the general us 6 of the famous vege
table tonic and alterative. Epidemic
diarrluea and dysentery, bilio.r.s and gas
tric fevers, fever a-nd ague, atrd scorbutic
pcarhitj in the localities where it has- be
come a staple. Malaria appears to have
no effect upon systems toffe 1, regurattd
and reinforced by HQ.STETTEIi S P.1T
TKIIS. In all the cities and town-; ofCal-
ifoniia aiv l;"Uy displaci.ig the
ltcrats d stimulants heretofore used as
mediciue.s. and now, like an echo of the
P accorded tc the article' in thy
nt:U populated ?d'e:tlities of the State',
comes back this emphati:; and enthusias
tic voice of approval from every segment
of the golden circle of the Pacific Terri
tories. "W IL.L.IA?.! I)AVll)SO.,
A-ijoInin the Telexapli Oiliee, PortLuid Oregon.
SPCCfAL COLLFCTOU oi' CLAIMS,
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan
tile Claims of every desciiption, throughout
Oregon and the Te: ritorics, WILL HE M ADK
A SPEC I A LT V, and promptly eoKeeted, as
well us with a due regard to economy in all
business matters entrusted to his care and
the proceeds paid over punctually. iOU"
TrrF.AI, ESTATE DEALEU.
Ittliir iosis -i-V iet-si.
St. Pauls ('E-Viscopa!) Ciinrch, the Rev. John
W. Seliu-oo l, reetor. Services on Sunday
at. ih . m. and 7 p.m. Suiuli.y School
and Hibie elass at ii i v.
Jsi.Con.3rep:ntionnl t.'tiureli .-.Seats E'er.
;Vonnng Services,. . . .
o : i.i .1-.
S;l!)t)at ii School
EveaiuL; Seiviei's
7 o'e!o;-k.
Ei.v. 1". (!i::;kv, Attn g Pastor"
Sunday evening.....'.'.'.'....!' " o lock
Tie.-thiv evening.
7 o'clock.
-o-
M. E. Che'ri Seats Free.
Morning Service , 1 .:? ,
Jiveniag Services, 7 o'clock.
S (lAI. MKKTINCS.
C'as Mcet'ing following Moi l.inir Service.
n...,..i,,.:M,.i.i;.,,n..,,wi r ."..!, ...l-
J lilKl .Il.llt! i ii'li.-u.ij I n I'm. vnyrvj
S:tbfcath tfchoor at S o clock I . M.
- Hkv. C. V.TotJ, Pastor.
spj:c7. i l xo rrcES.
HiOltrtomuli J-tigcXc. 1, A. !' sunt
ei A. M. -llofds its regular comimini
f,4 Vacations on the II mi arid Thl)"l Sat
urihiii in ct ioith, at 7 cf clocks
from the i'eth of Ser.feniber to the -iotli of
March, and 7 h o'clock from the iinth of March'
1(( :ji!fh ()f-So,,teniU.r. P.ethren m good'
standing are invited to attci'd
II v order of" ,
W. M.
Ori gan I.osle Xo. 3, !' O. of O. F.
0vv"i." ?iic's every Wednesday cven-
- ifirr of T .' h 11 I." 1M Ma-1)T1U" Tlll
M.iin street.
Member?, of the Order arc invited to attend
Ey order. A ti.
Rebecca Depict Likic So. S, I. O. O. V.
r jieet on rue womi anu iru.iu
rrrrPvTi 4 V I'l'l'VtW.'tf
( f each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Members of the Degree are invited to
attend. ?-V crder of . X. G
AVil3ninJlle Ijt.tige A'o. loI. O. GJ T
Meets everv Saturday evening, at the roorrs
S.E corner of Main and Fifth streets, at 7 1-2
o'elock. Visiting members are invited to
attend. I ordur ot W. C. T.
" Lv -Tisrc of Peace Vrevaee tor
Wat:." So get a boftle of Dr. Cooper's
Magnetic Kflhn, an uneqiialeci prepartion
fo;'' Dvpcnterv, Diarrluea and Cramp. The'
instaiVtanebtis relief of Eurus, Urtliscs anu
Sprains' ,
XOT A' SUBJECT OF DoUff?. Thflt
Xewell's Plumonary Syrup is the mostef
f( ctite and never failing remedy for afljj
fijns cf the tin oat and luugs.
ElehtrO Silicon -This curious nntl
valuable substance is confidently claimed to'
. .-, - i ! 1 r,.
i i.0 the be-t artieie ever ;iseoeieu
cleaning and polishing; Gold,- Silver and
Plated Ware, and all smooth metallic sur
faces, of whatever description, including
kirchen utensils cf tin, copper, brass," steel,
etc. .
War able Land for Sale Cheap
We kno-w of 450 acres of good lands for
I sale in this conntv, being the land claim of
I J. L. Stout, in what is known as the Rmgold
i.u it ,.-;ii w.-. a im inta 10 suit,
purchasers, on very fair terms. This land
is onlv 12 irile from Oregon City.
turtl
r infurmation antdv to' N. W Randall,
of th
4 i i T'.ft- I'.tor'd
Pay, V . T., or of Andrew Stout, in the above
mentioned settlement. 10: ly
JOHN F. MILLER,
Successor l J. F. MILLER Co., '
M AN f L'AC'T t'TIEIt OF AND IJKALKU IX
At the Oregon City oot and Shoe
Si ore, Mtii'i street.
THE BEST SRLEQII0N
Of Ladies', Oc:iis 15 y, and Children's
Coots and Shots, oa hand or made to order.
SIMILIA SIMIL1BUS CTJBAffTUE.
EIOSEOAIISC SPECIFICS
XT AVE PROVED. FP.OM TITE MOST AilPLfi
I JLL experience, an entire siccest Simple
i roniju liiiicieiit and iieiiau!ea , ihey re tat
only Jlcdicines ierfeetly adapted to popular nse,
fco simple that mistakes cannot be inada ia
using them ; so harmless as to be free from dan
ger, and to efficient i to be always reliable,
i'hey have raised the highest commendation from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos. Cants.
1, Cares Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations. 23
2, " Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Colic. 25
3, "
5, "
6,
7,
8, "
9,
10, "
11. "
C'ryf nsr-Cohc or Teething of Infants'iS
Iliarr'swn of Children or Adults. .35
J?j seiiter.v. Griping, Bilious Colic.3$
i.'iioXcra-IHorbiis' Vomiting 25
Cough. Colds, Uronehitis 23
I'ui-;tlia. Toothache, Faceache. .25
I5eKdaeJiesSiekIIeadache,Vcrtio25
I3yspo psia. JJiiious Stomach 25
Kiii)iressed. or Painful Periods.. .25
12, - " XS hires, too iwofiife Periods.; . .. . 23
13, " Croup. Couirh. Difficult breathing. .25
14, " Salf ilicnij,Kryipcla-.Eruptioii62S
15, ' JSJieuiintisiii, Kheumatic pains.. 29
All the ulvre artirut v pin VI ALS.u ith direction
coutuiidug duuble quantities each, for CO
The foEou-ing are alo put up in vials and art
stut. ui witf eume jjn.cea given oauu o
1,
1.
is,
19,
20,
21,
23,
2-5,
2 5,
25,
2(i,
K
I'evcr & Atria c. Chill FeTer. A rnef 'iO
" I'iles, blind or bleeding' S3
Optlsatmy, and" sore or weak I!yee50
" :ilari-lt. acute or ehronic,Inrluenza.'50
" WJioopiiiK-C.'oiijtli.violeiitcouglj.'jO
" A siliTstn, oppressed Breathing fiO
' Jlir BijicJsarfiC?,iinpairedhearing50
" Scrol'iila.enlarticd rlaiids,swellin50
" C;oncrall)ehi!ity,physiealweaknes50
" Dropsy, and eCmty"Secfetiohs' 50
" f'a-SU kiss,sickne.S9from riflingSO
" Iiicinej-aicao. Gravel .00
" rcrv5i lebility Semlssal
j'.iiii..iois.i, involuntary Uis-
ehartrfS 1 00
20, " So re i?l o u t ii , Canker'. 50
SO, " t'rinary Wcalmcss. wetting bed-V)
31, " J'aitiHil I'eriiids, with spasms. .5(1
31, 44 Ssi fieri n-s at change of life 1 W
a), 44 J;pito5y,Spa?ms,t.Vitus'J.aneel (jo
34j 44 iipl!tlieria, ulcerated sore throat.50
FAMILY tjA SJJ3
Of 35 to GO larscc vials, morocco
or rosewood caste, coiilaiiiinnr
a specific for every ordinary
JieaKC a lanaiiy In subject to,
and books oi tlircciioiiN
From $10 to $3S
Bma!ler I"amily and T raveliiii; cases,
with 20 to 2S vials irotn $5 to $8
Specifics for all Private SJIscases.botli
for i'ssrissc and for i'reveislivo
treatment, in Vial and pocket cases, $2to$5
f''f TOSD'S KXTTlSACS',
Ctires Kurns. I5ri:ies, l.amo-jiess,
Soi'cnos f'jorc roat,Spraiif M.'H'ootli
arise, liaraclsc. Kenraly;ia, HSEjeucjsa
JiicK Siisuabaire, fifes, 3oilK, fin,
Nre llyes, Iteediis- of iSte Smils,.
Rose, !ifo!3jaeIi. or ol AMlcs: Corns,
l-ci-s. 4!t! Sores.
vsri e, fi z., 50cs.; risits, $1 .OO S
Quart, ssl.75. ' '
r These Itemcdies, except POND'S EX
TRACT, by the case or pingl box, are sent to"
any part ol the country, by mail or express, frctf
cf elunge, on receipt of the price.
Addrc? Htimphreys' Specific
i..- Homeopathic Ivleclicine Company,
Ofilcc and LV?et, No. 5(;-2r!:oAinvAY, New York.
Dr. HiTrrnuKYs is consulted dailvat his office,
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms of
disease.
.... FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. "
A UCTION AjS'JJ COMMISSION
' AUCTIO N E E U !
Corner ofIYont and Oak streets, l'ortland
AUCTION SALES
Of Ileal Estate. Groceries, General SlercLan
dise and IlorsfS,
Every Wednesday and Saturday f
A. U. liiciiAKDso, Auctioiieer.
AT PRIVATE SA L"R.
English refined Par and Punulc Iron
English S(inare and Octagon Cast steel ;
Horse shoes, Piles, Hasps, saws ;
Screws, Pry-pans, sheet iron, II. G Iron ;
also :
A large assortment of Groceries and Liquors
A. B. IiiciiAi;Dso.v Auctioneer
AGKERfcAHHAS RECEIVED
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Boors Windows !
WINCH HE OFFERS AT
ery LOW KATES !
fiIiOok at Ins Stock before
bircliasi ng else w i ere,
J veor. Stitki.. Jamks P. Uctox.
STITSEL Ei UPTON,
Heal Jtxlate JJrcdcers' and General
Agents, Comer of Front and
J Vttsh in y ton sli cr .?,
POriTLAD,
Will afffriu to flie sale' and purchase
of Peal Ktate in ail arf.s of tp'e.Cify and
State. Sjiecial attention given to the sale of
Fast Portland propertv.
Audress P. 0. Pox 40-2. Portland. Oregon.
JSTiTZFIj t UPTOX,
IQ.tf Ileal Exlule BvJicrs.
11. UlTEIl & CO.,
MFRCIIAT tailors,
" AND GENTS' FUnXISIIIXG GOODS.
G4 FRONT STREET,
UIDER COSMOPOLITAN IIOTL,
43in) Portland, Oregon.
pRAM, WILLIS tfcCo.f
S3 TOT' 122 TT.-i o
OREGON; CITY, OREGON,
o , , .
Uavfng recently added to the Livery Ptck
new Carriages, litigates and Horses, ire now
prepared ai aTl thnes to let the same, at reas
onable rates. Horses bought and sold, or
kept by the day or week.
I OS3I01-OLITAX 1 IOTKL.
FORMERLY ARR1G0NPS; .
FRONT Sr., PORTLAND.
W.R.SEWALL and J.B.SPRErlQES
PROPRIETORS.
The Proprietors of this well knotvn House
haviiif superior accommodations, guarantee
entire saiisfictii.n to all gfie-ts.
tr The Hotel Coacli wia oe in ane w,, c
i,1(.mn-pv passengers luul baggage lo-anu
irotn the Hotel, free of charge. "
Oillce Oregon and California Stage Co.
TEW YORK HOTEL,
( Dent fehes Gafthaus,)
o 17 Front Street, opposite the Mail steam
ship landing,' Portland. Oregon,
II. RCTIirOS, J. WILKEITS,
P ROPRIETORS
o
Eor.rd per Week
; 00
" with l.oilinfT M
... .
Day - 1 00
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y !
I
SfmmiLj
-ttt-
L
OF THE
United STATE50FAiiticAf
V . . WASHINGTON, D.C.
Kiaicii Office at Pliladelplla.,
rhere fie business of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general
coiTispondji.ce should be addressed.
O
DIRECTORS 1 ,-V
Philadelphia, Clarence II. Clark, Jay Cooke,
F.0UatchIord Starr, J. Hinckley Clark, Gee7.
V. Tyler, V. G. Moorhead.
Washington, Henry I). CoolvP, E. A.TT'jllins
Wm. E. Chandler, John I). Defiees.
New York; Edw.DftdgC, 11. C. rahnestock
OFFICERS 1
CLAREXCK II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance
And Executive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice P-esident.
EM ERSON W.PEET, Secretary and Actuary
K. S. TURNER, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SMITIl.M.D., Medical Dfiectof.
J. EW1NG MEARS, M. D., Assistant.
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, I). C,
and Geo. HARDING, Philadelphia,
Attorneys.-
o
The Most Successful Life
Insurance Company of
The World !
Hat Jng issued in the first TEN mouths of
0 its existence,
o o
3,395 Policies,
- INSURING
15,1-42,800 Dollars !
This Company r.flbrds to its Pidiey Holder?
PSRFEC13 SECURITY!
Ptt its Cash paid np Capital of One Million
Dollars, and guarantees to the Insured,
by its
c
Low Rates of Prernium !
LARGE DIVIDENDS IN ADVANCE,
OR, A REVERSIONARY DIVIDEND OF
100 PER CENT. RY ITS
Rclurn Frciiiinm !
-o-
WeUs, Fargo &C6j
CESERAL ACESTS
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
W. E. HALE .MANAGER."
AfJlSKT FOR OllKGO.V.
OFFICE IX CHEF'S Blll.DIXO,
(Up stairs, bet. Front and First sts.)
EJ Til A A'CF 'ON S TA 'A' STIl EE T,
PORTLAND, Oregon.
S. POPOGAL AGENT,
OjIEGON CITY.
GEXERAI AGENTS 1
JAY COOKE ts, CO. No. 216 Rroadway, X.Y.
General Agents for Xew Y'ork and North
em New Jersey. J. U. Orvis and D. C.
Whitman, Managers."
E. Y.CUKk& CO. Bankers, JTo. fo South
Third street, PhiladelphiaGeneral Agents
for Pennsylvania and Southern' New Jer
sey. C. S. Russell, Manager,
o
.TAY 00 ICE & CO. Washington,- General
Southern Agent--.' E. S. Turner, fua'nager.
J. A. ELLIS & CO. Chicago, Gen6ral Agents
for lllino'?, Wisconsin, Iowa ar Minn.
JOHN W. ELLIS & CO. Xo. 122 Walnut St.w
Cincinnati, General Agents for Ohio and
Central and Southern Indiana-.
S. A. KEAN CO. Detroit, General Agents"
for Michigan and Northern Indiana. D.
W0 Kean, Manage?,
T. P. EDGAR, St. Louis, General Agent for
Missouri and Kansas. C. Orvis, Manager.
ROLLINS & CIIAXDtER, Boston. General
Agents for New England and Eastern
Provinces of Cauada. J. P. Tucker Man
ager. JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO. Baltfmo're
General Agents for Maryland, W. A, WD'
song, Manager.
WM DOUGLA3, JR., Montreal, Gencial
N J1. jivic-wii.v , , ,
Gjcnt lor tue vvuuuwu vi vdsuu.
1
PWiiU a.Ji W..UUMJ
DIRECT IMPORTATION !
M'CORMICK'S
MAMMOTH STOCK
TOYS, FANCY GOODSV
YANKEE NOTIONS,
GIFTS, PRESENTS, 1 OOKS ,
For the Tlolidays of 13C9-70, has arrived."
DIRECT FS01I KEW Y0RK,
And is Now on.E.thibition At SAXTjL
CLA0S? ' IIEABPOARTEBS !
105 FROXT ST, rORTI.AXD,
"Miere Every Parchaser Will I'irid
The Largest Stock!
The Greatest -Variety!!
, - TIfe Cheapest Prices!!!
ri?This immense Sfock having boon
purchased for currency in New York, will
be sold 6 dc'Slers and" others in Coirt, at
LESS ITJCES THAN EVER BEFORE!
Strangers apd citizens will find SAXTA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS a most in
teresting place to visit ; as the gorgeous
a'hay of new novelties, and the thousand
comical 'xys therein, give thestorethe ap
pearance cf an Eastern Museum of
- Somp iTea may be arrived at as 6
the extent of Stock when it is known that
of dolls alone there are One Hundred and
Fifty-five varieties! '-Making that Depart
ment a perfect
BAlMR OF BEAUTY:
o
jjrj-Fiill Descriptive Catalogues now
ready.
.r!"Call early to secure choice gifts.
s. j. rcoioiicic,
Agent for Santa Clan's'.
nr2-fir
IS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND,
CORNER OF MAIN .and SIXTH STREETS,
OREGON CiTY, OREGON ;
"TT7"HERE IT E WOULD INVTTE JITS
V 0 friends, and the public in general, to
call and examine his stock, consisting ot a
general assortment of
ClotSftisa;
lla,i saacl Cssps9
Having irO'm many years' fxperienct;
learned that 0 o
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
LIES IN SMAtrL, PR0EITS!
IS . DETERMtSTD TO
OFFER SUCH INDUCEMENTS AS WILL
Sdence the Cry of Portland Prices!
Oregon City, August 2Sth, 1;).
c7 12. m m hi s, r
PLVSB1X6,- GAS'& STEAM
Fitting Establishment,
3Vo. IIO First SJrcet loi tin ml
Gas Fixtures,
Cooking llttvgcs, ,
llol. Water Boilers;
Marble Top Wash stands,
Sliccl Lead and Block Tin,
Water Closets,
Bath Tubs,
Lead Pipe.
Wrought Iron Pipes, all Sizes.
TEES: ELBOWS, I1ETUJ1X BEXDL
Nll'I'LES, FISHINGS, dc,
tor 8isarn Water and Uas.
ALSO '
Scotch Tub?,' Water Guages,; Whistle?
Tallon" Pumps, Steam Guages, Globe,
Angle, and Check Valves, Guaso
Cocits-.'Ait Csicks, and all kinds
cf Brass Work. Rubber
Hose, Ifo.se Pipes &c. . , .
IfofeTs, public ru ridings, and private fesi
dences heated with the latest improvements
in steam or hot air apparatus.
I invite citizens generally to call and ex
amine my stock, which has been selected
H'ith great care, and especial ctfention giveD
to the Vants of this market. ...
oi.jmyCbs
A LARGE INVOICE OF NEW
Sunday School and Gift Becks !
T7R0M THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIE
X ty and
Various other Pithlishing Houses!
For sale hy the subscriber, on Jefferson st,
between2d and Sd, Portland, Oregon.
G. II. ATKINSON, Secretary,
52.1 j and Treas. Oregon Tract Societj
o Confraccr and Builder,-
Main St., OREGON CTfY'.
tr?r- Will ntfpni In nil work "in hi line. COt.
1 rifting .in part of Carpenter aud Joiner w.ik
Irariimg. building etc. Jobbing promptly
i a.
altentfed
pgillfr
rv iT v rtri'V r
H I IS I I lS
jjiWeg -y .-n-v:
JOHN MYERS. II. C. MYERS.
. ITXDEfl THE COURT HOUSE,
Ott EG ON CITY, OREGuX.
RETAIL DEALSUS IX
DKt-GOODS,' :
BOOTS vSc SMOES,
'.' IS AK WAKE,
TVe al-o constantly keep on hand
SALEM C A SSI M K R E S, FLAXS ELS,
TWEEDS AND BLANKETS,
"YVhiclj we will sell at the Factory Prices,
aud Will take wool in exchange.
tFWe Will alo pay tho lughest price for
Putter, Eggs, and ull kinds of good couutry
i reduce. We will sell a low as auy house
fn Oregon, for Cash or its equivalent in good
merchantable produce.
"S Give ns a r;tll and sati fy yourselves.
Change of Time I
: - : C
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
tub
People's Transportation Co.'s
"STjUMER
AEKT OR SeXATOI
Will leave the Company's dock, Portland,
Even' morning at 5 o'clock, Sundays ex
cepted, Connecting at Oregon City
with stearfiers for
SALEIV1 Akb DAYTOPJ,.
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY', WEDNESDAY',
FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY,
Of each week.
M als provided for passengers on
bO-ird' steamer ALERT, at" Fifty cenU
A. A. McCULTiY', President,
August Ii, ISO.y. UO.tf)
Sew D AH6 PJETIPi" i
VELVETS,
BRUSSELS,
THEE E - PLY, "
OIL - CLOTHS,
W I IT D 0 W -SHADES,
PAPER 'HAHGIUGS,
LACE - CTJRTAI ITS, &c.,' &c.
We Would Call the attention of 21 ar
ties jilting vp houses, or being in
need of any thing in our. line
To oftr Slock, which is
o '
ONE OF THE COMPLETFST
On flie 3p&cIMc Cosist
-o-
Ow Goods being sjwcially selected at
the Facloriesjn Fn gland and thb
. Fas tern Stales, zee can sell
AT THE LOWEST '
SraialFi-'sa.-Eicigc Prices.
Xo. SO Front street, bctw.eenAlder
Zft,) and Washington, PorthuVd Oregon
JENTAL NOTICE.
HOME AGAIN.
During mv four of two vears
ifeSri.tv in the Eastern Stntps T 'liavn
lr&i spared aicithcr time nor
KdL-JSJ money to make mysc't per
fectly familiar with and master of my pro
fession, o Those desiring the best work that
the nature iff the case will admit of" can find
me at my ollicc, 107 Front street, two doors
above McCormick's Bcok Store, Portland,
Oreorr. .
DR. J. G. GLENN.
'OREGON:
331 IX TSt'l
:s
P. 0PITZ, PE0PEIET0S,
FIR ST S TRF FT, PORTLAND,
Bet. Washington and Stark sis.
MAXCFACTCEER OF
ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES 01
GEACKEES!
DREAD, CAKES AND PASTRY
CRACKERS
Will always be sold below San Franciste
priees. All orders promptly attfnited to.
OREGON PMvERY,
Firxt PdHland, Oregon.
YT ILL AMETTE N" tJESERY.
Season or isGO?0.
G. W. WALLING k Co. would cat
the attention of the public to their lanre '
and well assorted stock of tine fruit trees and
shrubbery, consisting of choice varieties of
CHERRIES, PLUM PEARS, ' :
APRICOTS, PEACHES, NUTS,
. . RASPRERRIES, &c, &c.
7 Persons desirous of purchasing trees
should call and examine our stock, which is
the largest ar d best in t he State.
Orders (with the cash) sent to the Nursery
will be promptly tilled and forwarded.
&g-Extra care taken in packing Trees.
Address all orders to
G. W. WALLING & Co..
1 4 Otf . Oswego, Clackamas County Oregon.
Dr. J, H. HATCH,
Fail Muck 1 lately
DEN T I ST,'
The ptfronage of thoje desiring Iirat Class
Operations, is respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction iu all cases guaranteed'.
; N. B, -Nitron (kcyde tidmiinstered for the
Painless Extraeti6n of Teeth. --;
Ort'CE: 111 Weigant's pen' bnilding w.est
side of First street, between Alder mitf Afor
risen ti-p'"'t!s.' Portland, Oregon.
i, O G U S $i A Im 11 II I Ci Ii 1
ciiucs,o!Fn2CU mum
Corner of Fourth find Main streets.
OKKGO.V (1TV.
"5 Keep constantl y 011 haiid all kind of
fresh and salt moats, such '
BEEF, POIiK, . "
: WUTl'ON',: VEAL, - -
CORNED J3P:EF, nAM'.,
PICK K LED PORK; LAUD
And everything else to be found in their liue'
of business.
Kendce's Photograph Gallery.
&3 THE ONLY PLACE IN PORTLAND
where yoir are uro ot.etting No. 1 Pictures',
at all times is at Hehdt'e's Gallery, corner of
Fir.-t and Morrison street.; where he is as'
well prepare:! to do all kindi of work as any
Gallery iu Oregon, and will guarantee as'
foot' satisfaction for all his work as can Lo
hsd in the State. , -
Pictures of every kind can be hacf at short
notice.'. Old Pictures can be copied, enlarged
and retouched in L dia Tiik, or Oil Colors."
AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER
PLACE. 40 Gin
pAUL IJiCIITEU,
PK A LIC R 1 X axd LJLaisS
Manufacturer of every variety of
FURNITURE, REDDING, CARPETS,
WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANGINGS,'
DAMASKS, MIRCORSjiVC
J3 All kinds of Ut-Tiolstery iTiiriVming
eonstantlv on hand. Spring and Hair Mat
trasses of Post Quality MADE TO OI1DER.
2 "Southwest corner First and Taylor sts.
Portland, Oregon. 45.Cm'
JASON'S STEA3E 15REWE-
r ! Having disposed of all the old
Slock 'of Malt Liquors oh hand When I
took charge of the above Pji cwery I now
take tliis means ot notifying my customers
and the public gcne'raUy .that In future I.
'shall make nothing but the first quality of
PIIILADKLPIILV XXX ALE! PORTER
AND XX CREAM. STEAM OR FLAT
ALE ! Ail of vhich: I Hatter myself we
can do to perfection'." I solicit the patron
age of Ihe community, and hope at least
yon will all give our celebrated brewagos
a trial.
An in conclusion I have (0 say, in duty
to ourselves, and to try to make a living
in the community, that on and after No
vember f. j8(;:). our Presages will W
sold at lire follmviiVg price : Philadelphia'
XXK Ale and Porter, 15 per barrel or
$2 50 for Five gallons ; Cream XX at
S12 per barrel or 2 for Five gallons.
51:tf C. C. SMART.
S. D. SMITH.
Giio. B. COOK."
The OOO!
fc'witF.s.l.t
ESTER N HOTEL.
Cor. First and Morrison Streets.
- - PORTLAND, OREGON"."-
5rep.rs. Smith ,V Cook have taken'tlif
well known House, relit ted and rcfurnisJieu'
it throughout, buift a large rfddito?!,- mfk?ng:
thirty more pleasant lobiiTs, cnlart&'d" the'
difiing and sitting reoms making it by far'
the best I16tel in Portland. A" rail from the'
traveling public will satisfy them that the'
above statements are true.
SMITH it COOK," Proprietors.
X. P. Hot aud cold baths attached. fAtf
pG. STEWART,
No. 109 FRONT STREET,
rOHTLAXD, OREGON".-
O
9 Waic h sn a ke r
And Jeweler."
And Dealer in CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND''
JEWELERS GOODS. Agent for Wilcox
Gibbs' Letter "(P Sewing Machines? which'
are now being .sold singly at cost, or whole-,
sale less than cost. Other goods at greatly
reduced rates. (40.tfo
JPAlill & 1IORRISS,
BUTCHERS,
FOR OREGON CITY AND VICINITY."
o
... O - o ,
5? Will deliver to their patr'ons All the
est qualities of Stall Fed Reef, also Mutton,'
Pork, Poultry etc.,' as usual twice a week, ou
Tuesdays and Saturday's
Thankful for past favors of the public Would"
respectfully asks a continuance of the same.;
X. P. An abundant supply of good poultry
on hand. ISAAC FAR It,'
P. D. MOHRISS.
QV- FERRY,
BROKER,' Portland. Okeoov. . ;
Cor. Fro rit and Washington fits.'
Agent North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company' and Manhat
tan Life lnsufar.ee Company.
STGovernment Securities, Stocks,B6nd
and Real Estate bought and sold on Com
mission. ERICA N EXCHANGE.
, , Tate LINCOLN HOUSED :
Xo. RfKront slnct, PortlandOrfgon.
L. P. W. QUIMRY, Propuiktor,
(Lille of Western Hotel.) '
This house is the most com.modious in the5
State, newly furnished, and it will be the en
deavor of the proprietor to make his guests
comfortable. The Baggage Wagon will &A
ways be found at the landing on the arrivnF
of steamships" and river boats, carrying bag
gage to the house free of charge
JAIILOTVV
IN TIIE HOTEL Business Again:
HAYING 7 GEO. A. SHEPP RO'
n.s copartner in the business and le- scd
the celebrated t l.Il'F HOUSE, of Oi gon4
City, for the term of one year,we would ay to
the public, come o 1, we are ready to you."
and will accommo late von to the best r f our
ability. c RARLOW & SHEPl'ALD;
August 21. -if.
gHADES SALOON.
G. A. HAAS, Proprietor.
HI A IN STREET; Ore gen City.
Best f.ILTA ART) TABLES in, OREGON
Have been introduced, and the Proprietor in
vite.? the attention of the lovers of tuis
popular amusement to them.
T II E R 1 S . A UP PLIED 0
With all the choicest qualities of Liquors an.f
Cigars. .Scotch, Irish and Bourbon already
famous Whi-kies and Punch.. Also
STAFFORDSHIRE
C?.T It AUGHT.
Families supplied.
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