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Zljc lUcekli (Enterprise.
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TOWS ASD COpTTY.
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There will be an address to the Teachers
in the Sabbath School, at the Congrega
Ijonal Church on Sunday morning.
The cold snap of the pa?t two weeks,
lias at length succeeded in " manufactur
ing" ice on the ponds in this vicinity, suf
ficiently strong on Thursday to admit of
t-katinpr by the juvenile, and youth of our
city. The weather is moderating.
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Some littie Miss of Oregon City who
is mourning the loss of Ler fur cape, which
was accidentally- left upon t'Si street one
evening last week will perhaps be re
jo$?ed to learn that she may find the same
upon application at this ofiice.
Mr. John W. Lewis met with an accident
on New Year day, which rendered the in
coming of 1870 rather unhappy to him.
While walking about Lis premises, he re
ceived a fall through an uncovered place,
injuring him severely. He is now able to
be about town, however.
The store of Thomas Charman, hjlhis
place, is generally u scene of activity. Ad
ditional seasonable goods are rocei ved y
t'vrry steamer, and theQproprietor se-crnj
determined to keep his shelves replete
with the best assortment, if possible. Call
and inspect Lis stock.
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"Moke Light.'" Last week Messrs. C
W.Tope A Corrected a lamp at their cor
ner. 'Lis impressed the City Council
favorably and they have orderePlhe put
ting up ofs-even more lamps at the cross
ings on Main street. This is a move in the
right direction, and will be duly appre
ciated by our citizens and business men
whose occupations require them to be out
aftci dark.
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TitVNKS We are under ni;iny obliga
t ions to two of our friends. ' Pj:oki;xii;s,"
ami "Sigma," who have favored the Ev
ti:i3t.isk. with excelltt articles this week.
Next week ' Tho Twin Sisters ; a lieiniiii.s
ccirc, by Lena.'' will appear. It would
luxe appeared this week, but it is a
lie:ivt!iy article and was crowded out by
news matter. Such favors are always ac
ceptable and will l)e duly appreciated.
A X::w E.vrEnriusK. Mr. Win. Singer is
1 usilr engaged in filling up Lis shop and
machinery for the manufacture of doors,
saslij blinds, and ( doing turning and
moulding work. His machinery ;s in fine
trilir and will be propelled by water
power. This enterprise will supply a de
mand long needed in this community.
Heretofore we have had to sen(T)to Portland)!-such
articles, and itt-ur 'the cost
of transportation in addition to the cost of
the articles themselves. Now we can have
doors, sash and blinds manufactured at
home as cheap as they can be purchased
elsewhere, and thereby avoid the extra
cost of transportation.
TV." PKJt am'k. From a communication
received from C. Peal, Esq., (J. W. C. T. of
Oregip. we learn that on the 28th of De
cember he organized n. Ilge of Good
Templars in Dayton, lamhill Couy,
knoiyn as Dayton Lodge No. 108. The
Lodge had II Charter members, and the
following officers Qere elected :
JohnJarey. . .V.
r. Jfj-bn 1 toward
Edward, Leslie. . .
Mrs. P.;eter
. . . W. C. T.
. . W. Y. T.
W. S.
. . W. A. S.
. .W. F. S.
W. T.
W.M.
...W.D.M.
. . ..W.C.
P. W.C.T.
L. D.
li. K. Swick
.Miss ('a rev.
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John .Moore
Mi Watson
Pev. John Howard,
(j'eiiei'ul Palmer . . .
C. II. Walker
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A M.o!'KL P.viu.ou Mah.yzixk For beau
ty of typography, artistic engravings, andJpbravelv nirmoQt' everv obstacle and
high-toned literary articles, together with
u large and beautiful display of the fash
ions. DemOresl's Monthly Miyazine is cer
tain!?5 unsui passed. The January num
ber?jnst received, in addition to unusual
hold y atti a ition?, has a fine steel por
trait of both Mr. and .Mine. Demorest. Tl e
ricf) display of novelties offered in Demo
res!'. Monthly would seem to be enough
to secure a cit dilation sufficient to satisfy
its publishers, but in addition we see they
p opose to give a very large and fine en
graving to each subCpber, va'ued at $10.
The engraving alone would make a ve$J)
appropriate Holiday or Birthday gift ;
but when added to the easily Picture the
best Parlor Magazine is included, to be a
monthly reminder of the friendly feeling
of the giver, there is certainly t(o better
way of investing $3. Address Demo rest's
Monthly, 38 Proadwav, N. Y
" A Blaze oi- Pkai ty."' The Tictorial
Phrenological Journal for January, 1870,
appears in bright array. A new form,
new types, numerous rich illustrations,
with sound and sensible reading matter
renders this the b:st ev issued. It con
tains Ilea. S. S. Fisher, of the U. S. Patent
Ofiice; l)e Lesseps, of the Suez Canal;
President Cespedes. of Cuba; George Pea-!
body; Dr. Tisvhendorff, the eminent Bibli-
cal Scholar; Portraits of the Kaffir, and j
Austridian Paces; progress of Science j
Steam. Electricity,
Scientific Discovery. 1
.vn.iioiuy, i m.-ioiogy, .ueuiciue, i uienoi-j
ogy ; Brain Waves How thought and sen- j
tinient are transmitted; What can I q
Pe.st?-The Faces We Meet-What they
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tell us ;An
Afternoon at '-CS0;' The :
OTTasn WaisfJ-Its physiology; Application i
-lis culture; Our Agricultural Resources
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Natural History win a uorse hair be-
,s ..! ..') ti, ir..,i.,t,., ;n,,;.
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ted; Tho;Spo ge Its Origin, crrowth and r
uses; Joan of Arc. This favorite Journal -
has now reached iQ 50th vol.. and appears I
in a handsome magazine for. We think
it will prove even more popWar than ever
before. Terms only S3 a year, or 30 cents !
a number. Now is'the time to subscribe !
fnr WTo .wc t n- .n, on i i ,
Address S. li. Wells, 381) broad-
way, New York.
Tlie Olil Year and tlie Sew.
For the Enterprise." Q
QTime, with unwearie-ir-and noiseless foot
steps, has(todden the round of anotQ-r
cycle and spread the shroud, of another
victim. To-night we weep over a new
made grave thegrave ot the old dead,
year. Ere longrasses will grow and
flowers bloom over' the sileat spot where
side by side with the year that is gone lie
buried wvDm affections, sweet friendships.
misplaced confidences, precious things of
life and valued treasures of the heart; all
guarded by the mysterious lock; of the
past which no key but memory can nr
fasten until time shall be merged in eter
nity. Before we enter upon the unknown
afi)l untried paths of the future, look with
me in retrospect over the past. How
many changes are stamped upon the
crowded pages of our memory! How
many bright visions and castles in atir)lie
low in the dust of time! Hgjvv many
cherished plans and noble resolutions un
accompijslied and unkept! Thoughts of
sadness pome over us unbidden as we look
at ourselves, and see the deep inroads and
furrows of care the retreating waves of
time have left upon the shore of our lives.
The broken circle around the hearthstone,
thevacant chair, the cheery voice that fell
I Hivuiucu, uii me u.u , now nusueu iorever,
reminds us that the light,and melody, and
beauty of many a Lome lies shrouded and
hushed in the deep stillness of the grave.
Reverses of fortune, disappointed hopes
and frustrated schemes, have combined to
placeHhe boundless ocean or mountains
crowned with perpetual snow between us
and thosti, we hold most dear on earth.
Confidence misplaced and betrayed has
broken link by liak from friendship's chain
.and robbed many a life of happiness and'
peace. Hearts ao tree from stain as the
voiceless lips of a (w)iyside flower.' have
withered in silent agony, through restless
nights and anguished days, pierced by the
poignant darts of slander and calumny ;
darts sharper than a sword's edge and
pitiless as Lhe storm that rocks the frail
bark and consigns the brave sailor to ar
So like autumn laying her golden sceptre
in the icy hand of winter, we lttye silently
and Siy seen the garnered treasures of
our hearts one by one laid low kiQarly
graves. Wrecks are strewn around us on
every side. And ct our days have not
been without sunshine and true gladness.
Fair flovlJYS-Jlloom in sheltered corners of
memory's Dowers, lragrant wi:h sweet
ors wafted from the blessed homes of
Charity and Love. Pearls of friendship
still grace our cliaplet, shining like bril
lianttars in cur earthly heaven. (Kature
with her singing birds andOare flowers,
sparkling fountains and murmuring
streams, broad plains and shadowy jwpods,
p ringing hills and snow covered moun
tains, has furnished us with an ever deep
ening spring of delight. And God the
creator ot all. has stooped to comfort and
to bless in the dark hours of sorrow and
trial known to every hyai t and carefully
guarded from every eye but His. And
now with tears of mingled "gladness and
sadness we say, Old Year farewell! and
slowly "lake up the burden of life again,"
and go forward to meet the New Year.
Cheerily he wreaths Irs fa-:e in smiles to
meet nd. though cradled in the lap of win
ter. Cheerily and hopefullyiot us follow
him through the new and ihVrica piths
of his realm. Wo know not what ftieeom
itsgyear mw have reserved for us of joy
orQiief S? know- not whether our hearts
will be rung with anguish, or our eyes
dimmed with bitter tears. Whatever may
await, us let us oquipoourse ves for the
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Conflict and prepaiefora glorious victory. P
1 hough darkness close arou'id us, let, our
course be ever onward toward the lfghr.
We must not pause nor he:ita!e. As a
tender flower in days of's'orm and gloom
cannot enclose itself iu (he bad acain to
escape tne driving lempest, so we mug)
struggle through midnijjhlQlooni into the
broad sunlight of noonday. (X"t ns aspire
to higher aims and nobler ends than we
have ever before desired.O Eadi (n ; hasa
grand life worK to do and but a few short
years in which to .ctjomplish it. Though
we may not all ImV gleaners in,jhe(same;
field, we maj'each improve our talents in
the way that God points out. The pre
cious seeds Of charity and love must be
sown and watched with care, that no dis
cordant weeds m ty check their growth.
Time is rolling swiftly toward etornify?s
bioa. ' tliore, and there in the shining sand
will imprint a lecord of our individual
lives. JThis should incite us ti renewed
zeal and action. Remember thaf, lhe in
fluence we exQ't, the deeds that we do.and
the thoughts that we think, will go out
into the world for weal or for 'the, upon
hearts we know no, and perhaps may
rever know. And whether that influence
will be for gJapd or for evil let each one of
us decide. toCihiy. Shall we walk in paths
(h;ulowed by the sullen gloom of-caivand
discontent.or shall we throw operHhe dark
chambers of our hearts ami let in the
bright sunshine and genial warmth of
sweet content and happiness? Shall we
yield ourselves to the petty demands and
unsatisfactory routine of fashionable
society." or shall we reach forth gratefully
towards the freedom and blessedness af
forded by an active and useful life. The
one tends to dwarf d obliterate every
pure imagination, exalted sense, and re
fined taste ; the other leads us onward to
gates of power, which touched Chy the
spring of ae(fi)m, 11 v open to, reveal our
invges cast in a finer mould-arid occupy-
mg t.is portion.? oi trust and r.svfuliia.ss
P1'1" VT' u l ,u "uuu incni lo occnp)
Ibtfe
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No so n t docs
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the bud lose itself in the blossom than its
fair beauty is consumed by the cl.iilv
vat of d'eatb. Then let the vear 1S70
itwn-cf T 1 " onThhtf?l
.vs n seasons come and rn snnmr with
its glad green fields and opening flowers
summer wrai ripening fruits and fresh
'"T" y. 1aIltumn with ?old .n ph
?ndV'u 11 treasures, and w.nter with
j,jiu,iiv netvs ,uiu irozen oreaih. mav each
one leave a happy record upon memory's
lt,af- oa-v ,lle cl)im,ls of hlessed charity.
noury iocks and irozen breath, mav each
uo .v t'ole, constr.nt faith, arnl love fri-
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""din- o h ach g"C-
when Ad, one of t T M.Alu
The woi a,Zinld to ? TrT
I !PVP f A,X? an1 4?01 sha,11
H ? ' l..fi?I,H' .m:y.the
. - Mc uaSrani witQ memories
of a well spent life, long after our bodies
tiave mouldered into dust. Sigma.
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Saddlerv.J. H.cSchram, of this
City , i3 now manufacturing the best Saddlery
and Harness in the State. He will have ai
east 50 sets of all grades) fronAne to com
mon, finished and ready for sale next month,
and more than that number of Saddles. oHe
is bound to make a trade with any manjrho
wishes to buy of him. He uses both Oregon
and Cahtornia leather in his establishment,
and his work beara most excellent reputation
abroad. We hope that citizens of our own
county will think of this-wheu they wfht any
articles in his line.
Asthma. Jonas MrhitcomVs
Bt7ieI. Prepared from a German recipe
obtained by the late Jonas Whltcomb, in
Europe. It alleviated this disorder in bis
case, when all other appliances of medical
skill had been abandoned by him in despair.
InQo caseCbf a purely asthmatic character,
has it failed toQive immediate relief, and it
has effected many permanent cures, t con
tains no poisonous or injurious properties
whatever ; an infant may take it with perfect
safetv.
ZThe above named preparation- is manu
factured solely by the Pnpi liters. The name
and title thereof is adopted as a Trade Mark,
to secure) the public and Proprhtors against
iwpoi-itiovQby the introduction of spurious a r-HclesQAl-l
unauthorized use of this Trade
M(Qk itr'ul be promptly prosecuted.
JoSErn Ucexett & CoIagufacturers and
Proprietors, No. 27 Central street, Boston.
For Sale by Jiruggitts everywhere.
A Household Elixir Adapted to all
CLi.'tfAts.-J.t would tie a happy thing for
the world if all the excitants at --.resent usejji
in the practice of medicine, could be swept
cutref existence, and HOSTETTEli'S STOM
ACH BITTERS substituted in their place.
In California, seems possible that this de
sirable substitution may one d.i- lie accom
plished. Certain it is, that the great vege
jtablk toxic is gradually displacing them,
and that the confidence of the people in its
sanitary and saving properties, increases
with every passing year. " Figures that
cannot lie," show this to be the fact. No
medicinal preparation enjoys the like popu
larity among; all classes aud conditions, in
every scctiVii ot the State. (As an appetizer,
a general invigorant, a remedy for indiges
tion, a cure for intermittent and remittent
fevers, a ntle cathartic, a specific for flatu
lency at.d sour stomach, a gentle diuretic, a
iicrvine. a blood-epurnt, a specific for sick
Le:i3acne, a mild anodyne, and, above all, as
a rnoTECTiox against epidemics, it is un
questionably the STANDARD MEDICINE f the
whole Pacific territory, the towns and
cities it is literally a household staple.
Mothers believe in it. They find it a "pre
sent help iu time--of trouble,'' a sjfe and
pleasant remedy for the various auments to
which their sex is exclusively subject. Men
believe in it, because it refieslies and invig
orates the body and the miud, and tones
both without exciting either.
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llcligious Services.
St. Pauls (EpiscopaKChurch, the Rev. John
W. tSelhvood, rector. Services on Sunday
at lo a.m. and 7 P. m.q Sunday School
1st Congregational CiiSrch..
. . . .Scats Free.
10.45.
. .12 o'clock AI.
7 o'clock.
Acting Pastor
h Morning Services,
r-annatli School,
Evening Services,
Hf.v. E. (Jkkkv,
(J 1KAYEKSIKET1N(;S,
Sunday evening,
Tuesday evenlr.g;
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.5 o'clock
.7 o'clock.
M. E. Church,..
. . ..Seats tTi-ee.
Morning Services,
Evening Sei vices,
lo.3o,
7 o'clock.
SuCIAI. MKIT1N-3S.
Class itfct tiui? followinfjr Aloinin.s Services.
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Pravfer Meet ins; Tlnirsd.iy eveuinsr 7 o'clock,
SabWh School at 2 o'clock P. M.
Rev. C. W. Todd, 1'astor.
SPECn i L NO TICES.
Jiultiivtivali LioTgc Ko. 1, J, l' aixct
Ti. A. SI. -Holds its rccrular eommuni
3Pv?' cations on the II rat and Third Sat
f tirda m each month, at 7 o'clock,
from tjie 2oih of September to the 20th of
Mat ch, and 7 A o'clock from the 2oth of Alarch
to the 20th of Septe.ntbej". lirethren m good
standing are invited to attend.
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on I.ocie Xo. 3, I. O. or O. F.
Meets every Wednesday even-
4jfe&M nS at 1 o'clock, in Odd Fellow's
sjm Han, Main s ect. q
pMernbers of the Order are invited to attend
By order. O O.
lit- Tecca. Degree Lotlge o. 3, 1. O. O. F".
Meet on the Second and, Fourth
TUESD.tY EVENINGS,
of eaciir.onth, at 7 o'clock, in OJd Fellows
Hall. Members of the Degree ai e invited to
attend. By order of N. G.
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"VII.tmttcrJ.olse Ko. 131. O. G T
Meots'every Saturday evening, at the rooms
S.E. corner of Main and Fifth streets, at 7 1-2
o'clock. Visiting members are invited to
atlQid. - Uy ordr of W. C. TP
WILLIAM DAyiDSO.V,
QOffifc, 5o. Ot Front Street,
A l ;.Jn;.-wr 41 TnlntrnT,1i Offico. "Port 1 j-ml flvp'T lTr-.
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SPECIAL COLLECTOR of CLAIMS, u
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan
tile Claims of every description, throughout
Oregon and the Territories WILL BE MADE
A St'ELJIALTY, arid promptly collected, as
well ai with a due regard to economy in all
business matters entrusted to his care and
the proceeds paid over punctually. 40tf
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
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PAIN KILLER.
No article ever attained to such unbounded
popularity. r'iA'w Observer. q
An arficlc Of great merit and virttfs. Clnn.
Nonpareil.
We cm bear testimony to the efficacy of
the Fain Killer. We have seeu iu magic
effects in soothing the severest pain, and
know iD to be a good allele. Cincinnati
iJispatch.
A speedy cr.re for pain no' fami'y should
be withcut it. Montreal Transcript.
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Nothing 'has yet surpassed the PainT ller,
which is the n ot valutble family medicine
now iu ue. Tenn. Organ.
It has real merit ; as a mpan of removing
patn, no medicine has acquired a reputation
Cpial to Pen y Davis' rain (Killer. Newport
(A'y.) Daily News.
It is really a valuable medicine it is used
by many Physicians. Boston Traveler.
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JOHN MYERS. Q. C. MYERS.
JT MYERS & BROm
UNDER THE COURT HOUSE,
'OB EG OX CITr, OREGON.
RETAIL DEALERS IX
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IltY OOI)S,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HiRDWARE,
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SALEM CASSIMERES, FLANNELS,
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Which ws will sell at the Factory Prices,
ana wm take wool in exenange.
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J5FWe will also pay the highest prtee for
Butter. Eggs, and all kinds of good conutry
produce. We will sell as low as any bouse
in Oregon for Cash or its equivalent in good
merchantable produce.
gfS" Give us a ealL and satisfy vourselvcs.
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Successor to CHARMAN BRO.,
HpiIE DEATH OF MY BROTHER HAS
JL compelled me again to change the name
of the firm of CHARMAN & BRO. to that of
THOMAS CHARMAN having purchased of
the estate fill the interest held by my broth
er in the stock of good. owned by Charman p
& iSrother, taking effect January 3d, ISO'J.
Will be Carried on as Usual
.ANI,A FUEL STOCK q
Will be kept uj?by me, and will consist, in
part, of the following branches of trade :
Dry Goods an) Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots n?ul Shoes,
Notions. Perfttmeru
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Paints, Oils, Colors, q
Dye Stuffs and Varnish,
Queensicare, Crockery & Lamps
Sash, Poors, and Window Blinds,
Ilardioart, Tools and Cullery,
Hop?., and Nails
Of Every Description.
I ash- Especial Atlmltbn to my
FINE TEAS,G
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
GROCERIES OF EVERY
VARIETY.
Farming implement
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OF ALL KINDS.
5Attention will be paid to any business
left with me on Commission.
Noticb. My I.usiness with all who favor
me with their patronage, will be done on a
G01.0 kasis but Legal Tender will be re
ceived at UiOnavket quotations.
JjfF" I desire to say to alt who favor me
with their patronage that I shall use my best
ability to please them, nd all orders shall
meet with prompt attention? My facilities
for doing business are as good as any bouse
in Oregon, and I pledge myself to sell as
Cheap as any House in good standing in the
State. I will not be undersold by any one
Please give me)a call and examine for your
selves. Thanking run for past favors,
q I remain, (liespectfuViv vours,
w THOMAS CHARMAN.
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ISSTILTAT HIS OLD STAND,
CORNER OF MAIN and SIXTH STREETS,
OREGON CiTYj OREGON.
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WHERE HE WOULD INVITE HIS
friends and the public ili general to
call and examine his stock, consisting ot a
general assortment o-Q Q
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Jjr Hating frorc many j-ears1 experience
learned thatQ
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
LIES IN SKAI-L PROFITS!
13 DETERMINED TO
OFFER SUCH INDUCEMENTS AS WILL
Sdence the Cry of Portland Prices !
Oregon City, August 23th, ISOS.q O
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JPARR & MORPJSS,
BUTCHERS.
OFOR OREGON CITY AND VICINITY.
Will deliver to their patrctis all the
best qualities of Stall Fc5 Beef, ilso Mutton,
Pork; Poultry etc., as usual twice a week, cn
TuesdaysQtind Saturdays I
Thankfal for past favors of the public tvou!d
respectfully al-:s a continuance of the same.
N. B. An ibuudautiUpply of good poultry
on hand. ISAAC FAUR,
P. D. MOliRISS.O
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Sunday School and Gift Books !
ITROM THE AMERICAN TRACT SOClE
ty and
Various other Publishing louses !
For sale by the subscriber, onJeffersoa st.
between 2d and 3d, Ponland, Oregon.
O. 1L ATKINSON, Secretary.
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and Ticas. Oregon tract Society.
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F. Ratchfoid Starr, Jc Hinckley Clark, Geo.
P. Tyler, W. G. Moorhead. n
"Washington, Henry I). Coot.e, E. A. Rollins
Wm. E. Chandler, John D. Defrceg.
New York, Edw. Dodge, II. C. Fahnestock.
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JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance
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HENRY D. COOKE, Vice P-esident.
EMERSON W.PEET, Secretary and Actuary
E. S. TURNER, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SMITII.M.D., Medical Director,
D J. EWING MEARS. M. D.. Assistant.
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, I). C,
audGKO. HARDING, Philadelphia,
Attorneys.
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GENERAL (AGEXTsP
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
E. HALE MANAGER.
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AGEST FOR OREGON.
OFFICE IJf CHEF'S BUILDING,
(Up stairs, lict; Front and First sts.)
ENTRANCE ON STARK STREE1
PORTLAND, Oregon.
S. D. POPE, LOCAL AGENT,
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JAY COOKE fc CO. No. 216 Broadway, N.Y.
General Agents for New York and North
crn New Jersey; J. U; Orvis and D. C.
AVbitman; Managers.
E. W. CLARK it CO. Bankers, Xo. 33 South
Third street, PhiladelpniaGeneral Agents
for Pennsylvania and Southern New Jer-
sey.
C. S. Russell, Manager.-
JAY CU0RE k CO. Washington, General
Southern -igeut-9 E. S. Tufneh Mafaager.
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J. A. ELLIS A CO. Chicago, General Agents
for Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa and Mhin:
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JOHN W. ELLIS & t)0 No: 112 Walnut St
Cincinnati, tifenefal Agents for Ohio and
Central and Seuiherti Indiana.
S; A. KEA iVjCO. Ceiroit, Generd Agents
for Michigan and Northern-Indiana. D.
W. Kean, Manager,
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X. B. EDGAR, St. Louis, General Agent for
Misf Ouritind Kansasr C. Orvis, Manager.
ROLLINS & CHANDLER; Boston? General
Agents for New England and Eastern
Provinces of Canada J. PTnckcr Man
ager. JOHNSTON BROTHERS &0. Baltimore,
General Agents for Maryland, W. A.Wi-
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WM. DOUGLAS, JR., bfittesl, -General
Ggect for tlie Domiaion of-CaaaU.
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DIRECT IMP(gATION!
M'CORMICK'S
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MAMMOTH STOCK
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TOYS, FANCY GOODS,
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GIFTS, PRESENTS. BOOKS,
- For the Holidays of 1869 '70, ha arrived.
DIRECT F20M SEW TOM,
Ani3 Xow en Exhibition At SANTA
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Where Every Purchaser Will Find
The Largest Stock !
The Greatest Variety !!
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Tjie Cheapest Prices!!!
ji?This immense Stock having been
purchased for currency in NewYork. will
be sold to dealers and others in coin, at
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Strangers and citizens will find SANTA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS a most in
teresting place to visit as the gorgeous
array of new novelties, and the thousand
comical toys therenxfgive-ihe store the ap
pearance of ail Eastern Museum of
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ftlOSl TIES
PTSoie icTe:a may be arrived at as to
the extent of Stock when it is known that
of dolls alone there ara One Hundred and
Fifty-five varieties 1 Making that Depart
ment a perfectQ w
BAZAAR OF BEAUTY":
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33-Full Descriptive Catalogues qiow
ready.
fCall early to secure choicejjifts. Q
rS, P. M'COItMICK,
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Agent for San fa Class.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
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Fine Watches'. Rich Jewelry ! !
And Silverware !
Deateam
Watches Jewelry !
lOT-Front Street. PprtlandfOregon.
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Would invite theatte'nticn of his friends
and the public to bis Large and Choice as
sortment of FINE WATCHES, from the
most celebrated nakers of E. Howard & Co.
Boston ; ApeLon & Tracey, P. S. Bartiett,
Waltham, Mass.; Efgin Watches; Jacot's
Self-wioding Watches English Watches and
others. Also, a well selected stock of ladies
Watches, of all description and styles, which
he would be pleased to show to all who may
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WARE, FALA'Cl" ARTICLES,
SUITABLE FOR 1 IV LI DA Y
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Goid and Silver Watches, of different ma
kefs. Diamond Pins, Ear rings, and Finger
rings: Gold Bracelet.-'. Gold Chatelain
Guards and Watch Chains. Gold Necklaces
Armlets, Crosses and Lockets. Gold breast-
Ein-i Earrings, and Finger-rings; Gold
harms aud Keys. California Gold Rings
and Bohms' Patent Bcckels. .
Moss Agate Setts. Rings end Cuff Buttons":
Wedding rings fflade of pure gbfd. expressly
for that nurnose. Gold and Silver Thimbles.
Opera and Marine Glasses, Pebble Specta
cles and Eye-glasses: Solid Silver Napkin
Rings. Silver Fruit findCButter Knives.
Solid Silver Table and Tea Spoons. Regula
tors; Scth Thomas Clocks, Marine Clocks,
Gilt Galley Clocks, etc.
C3? All the above articles gold Chean for t)
Cash, and warranted as represented.
Particular attention given to repairing and
adjusting of Cfironometers;Duplex andAmer-
ican v atcnes. .
B. Tj. STONE.
3.tf 107 Froht street, Porllahd, Oregon.
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A: G; WALLING'S
Pioneer Book Bindefy
OltEGONlAN BUIJbtHKG,
M01 5 AV'asliifigton Street,
O rORTLAND, OitEGON.
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BLAf?K BOokS RULED and BOUND to
any desired pattern. . ,
MUSIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS
PAPERS, Etc., bound m every varietyoi
4ti.lo l-nntrn i 4lit ."-w-T i
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Orders froni the country prbinhtiv S
tended to.
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A. j. MONROE;
DeaUr(in California, Vermont
and Italian Marble's, Obelisks
Monuments Head and Foot
Stones,
Salem dkkGQN.
Mntles and Fnrnitura Marble furuisbed
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to order.
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WALTER BROS.
CAltPETINGS
VELVETS,
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OIL - CLOTHS.
WIND0WSHAES.
PAMPER AN OIK S,
lACE'CURTAIKS, &c.f
We Would' Call the attention of'pCtf.
lies fitting up houses, or leing t'rt
need of anything in our line
To (fir Stock, which is
ONE QF Tit COMPUTES f
On the PaciHc Const i
Ou- Goods being specialty selected ai
the Factories in England andttX
Eastern States, we can seU
AT THE LOWEST
San Francisco PrfcCSv
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WALtER BtfOST.y
Ho. 89 Front street, belweeti Alder
35.) and Washington, Porflrtfd Oregaii'
OREGON
F. 0PITZ,rPR0PRrgTW,'
FIRST STREET, , P 0 RTDA
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Be ti Washington? and StarJc sts.
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CEACKEES!
BREAD, CAKES AND1 PASTRY
QRACKERS
Will al ways be sold below San Frartoteet
ft'yttSf All oilers promptly attrncTed fo.
OREGON BAKERY,
Tirst st., Portland.- Ortqm.
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ALBERT H. K ALLENBE R(5,
CIi emist and Druggist,
No. 73 FIRST STREET, "
Bet. Stark and JVazhington.
q PORTLAND, OREGON'.
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AS" Physicians' Prescriptions CarefullT
prepared, at reduced Prices. A complete
assortment of Patent Medicines, Perfumer'
ies, Toilet Articles, Fancy Soaps, etc., ow
band and for sale at lowest prices. n6tf
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Ha. J, H. HATCHT
Late M tick 4- Hatch,
DENTIST,
The patronage of those desiring IttstAatt
Vperatio-nx, is respectfully solicited-.-
isatistaetton in all cases guaranteed.
N. B. Nitrous Oxyde administered for the
Painless Extraction of Teeth.
Offick In Weigant's Dew btiildine. went
side of First street between Alder and M-or-fison
streets, Portland, Oregon.
JENTAL NOTICE.
HOME AOAiK.
During my fotur of twoyeart
in the Eastern States I haveC;
spared neither time nor
money fi hiakeitoyse'f er-
fectJy familiar with and master of my pro-
fession. Those desiring- the best work that
the nature of the case will adhfit of can find
me at my office, 107 Front street, two doors
above McCormick'a Book Store, Portland
Oregon. q
DTt. J. G. GLENN;
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Jacob Stitzel. James B. Mrriht
STITZEL & UPTON,
Real Estate Brokers and Gene f at .
Agents Corner of Fr&nl Wwl .
. O ashtngtQn streets.
PORTLAND,
Wilhattend to the sale and purchase
6f Real Estate in all parts of Jbe City and
State. , Special attention given to the sale of
East Portland property:
Address P. 0: Box 4f2, Portland. Orego.
STITZEL & UPTON,
19'tf; lleaf Estate Broker$s ,
j;P. FERtlY,
BROKER, roBTXJLxn. Orkgon.
Cor. Fmmt and Washington Si.
Agent Nortl British and Mercantile
Insurance Company, and Manhat
tan Life insurance Company.
. $5Governirient Securities, Stocks.Bonds
ahdReai Estate bought and sold on Com
mission.
p G. STEW AIM,.
0. 109 FRONT STREET",
TORTLAND, OREGONV
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And Jeweler.
And Dealer in CLOCKS, WATCHES. ANT.
JEWELERS GOODS. Agent for Wilcox
Gibbs' Letter "G" Sewing Machines, wbich
are now being sold einely at cost, or whI-
t-ale less thatf cost. Other goods at greatly
reduced rates.
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