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The Eibl:
Hon. C. L. Vallandinpcliam lias
Iccturl recently the literature
and history of the Bible. The
lecture was an eloquent production
and gave great satisfaction-. We
select a few passages:
'Nothing in the whole ratine of
literature, in poetry or file-ton,
could equal the details of the inci
dents of the deluge full of cx-qui-it
In-auty and interest, and the
episodes, so to speak, of the dove
and the rainbow. The posterity
of Abraham and Lot exhibited a
delineation of passions very oppo
site to the malice of Cai . There
was a strife between the herdsmen
of tl?ose two partriarclies. Abra-
O 1.ii-i rw!) in r-otflo nml -vrlil iinl
O
silver, addressed his poor a' d
younger kinsman in the simple elo
quence of a great heart : "Let there
be no strife, I pray thee, between
our herdsman, for we be brethren.
Ts not the whole land before thee?
If thou wilt take the lelt hand..
tln I will o-o to the rirht ; or i;
thou will depart to the right hand,
then I will r to the left."
"The parting of Hector and
AndjroinecTia in the sixth - b,,ok of
Iliad has always been considered
in, the liiahc-t decree affecting.
"Yet it could not be claimed that it
appeaJed more strongly to the
sympathies than tiie reeord of the
expulsion of Hagar, and her w:v-b'i-lnrs
in 1 he wi'derncss when the
water was spent in the bottle, and
s!ie cut the rhiUl under one of the
shrubs and went and sat her down
over agaiut nnn, a gooa
!!!! ! O'llilil -IV Off
as it were, a bow shot. 'for
he said
'Let-ane not see
the death of th
t
cm i
Ard
s!u' sat over against
hi if? and lifted up her
voire an. .
wept.
The
ie
language
ap
peals stronger to the feci nigs an
sympathies of every mother thai
the most dignified epic verse.
'"The story liixpah is worthy o
the best powers of epic and tragh
muse, and the narrative of th
filial Until arid noble heroism o!
Esther are not to be forgotten.
"The entertaining of the three
men passing the tent of Abraham,
his purchase of the cave oi
NIaelijrah, in the field of Kjhron,
for a burying-place, are narrations
jull oV interest and pathos.
s sfc s:
"A :i r. CO!', ot !' ill-
i)in- of many of the arts and
scii lices, auo oi invii gra.i..ai ' -
gi5)ss and developnK't
lis.
1 A i !
0-orthv of our attention and study.
Also the beginning of agriculture.
Pasturage and agriculture were
Gchronicled here. S the record of
the first vintage and the first
drunkenness, an 1 of its striking
consequences. Here were recorded
also the beginners of geography,
.ship building and navigation, and
of the nmnufaeture of brass and
iron; the history and progress of
tradaud commerce and architec
ture. X knowledge, of the ar s
and sciences and the art of war is
found to be contained in the Bible.
In the Bible we have a chronicle
of the earliest system of govern
ment, legislation and jurispru
dence. Here we learned how
property in bond was fp-st ac
qu'ivd,0 Here we read of the first
purchase of real estate. Here was
the law of inherit nice and beqmt.
The art of healing also found
mention in this book, and it
also contained the origin ot two of
the most remarkable social and
political institutions ever establish
ed Marriage ami the Sabbath
both ordained at the creation, but
the Sabbath first."
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South Carolina.
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The Jieauties
of the atrocious
Fifteenth .nieiulment,
I i . 1 1
the wretches in Congress pretend j
to have fastened upon t ne count ry, !
may ie iniaginei hy tie ;c n
and educated whites of the IN'orth
when we state that of the sity
three members of tht
South
Carolina
Legislature, lifty are j
nigger:
and 'Thirteen are
wnue
men. Out of t!
sixt y-three
State Tegislatois (.?) but eight are
ableAo read and write intelligibly,
O and nut tnty-tvo can read and
write at all. No less than forty
one of these miserable half brutes
winch tne Aiongi el tTevernmeut ot is not preaciitng w huai kills preach
Grant fc Co. liavo foisted as rulers ; ers, but dyspepsia, wiiieli they ac
of that unfortunate State ),mk ! "piire at sehool or college wiiere
their marJc (x). Only nineteen of j their minds are trained and their
that entire Legislative b 1 y pay j stomachs neglected ; sitting down
taxes, and the gross amount of j in a study cudgelling their brains
those taxes are 8 1 1 t GO; official over a dry theoretical sermon in
data. The rest of thvse law .-trad of walking abroad anion"
makers (?) do not pay one mill, bm 1 the poor, the sick, the tempted, the
fill the Legislative hall oi South i otwv and the tiiv.i, fetching back
Carolina, a cavern of beastly, j a hundred living sermons b;ibb!in
brutal, annualized, ignorant mg-, n t !K- lieart ; 1 dling idlv in roifv
gers. One would suppose a pier- j parlors and dh.m'.V and winin-
l i
uie oi mu:m nuo, u.e i -uo ...
11.1 : IT.
meriean Pennblie:!!i
. . . , ' i ,. i"i,-oisg a. hi mi nee jnrs
government (?) in the year lN70,ot the dear si,U-r, until sick and
with over thirty millions of white! weary of siu-h a lii'e, a sensible man
Xopnlation to be disgraced hy it, j would long for the luxuries of brim
would pro luce a revolution in j l).v ad and cold pot a o s" it 's'"
fQty-eight 'hours in this co-nutrv. i pending hours and hour's writ "
North and South, that would del-! dry essays which no oneel'sV "-'n
nge the land with blood knee-deep. : ever read, rather than s'nl ,
and bang the perpetrators of" this
po'i ical and social inhimy. every
mail of them, as lugn as II;
iaman.
It cannot be that whit
tn
n will
cnntinue to sleep,
and let t u se
outrag.-s go on uureOuKe.l. Aiovojstiil cravat and a closc. t.0j.u.
for your white men's clubs. Let I bending the neck and cramping
I -
the potent voice of the people
en masse, crv out. "Down with the
Fifteenth Amendment ! We will
have none of it." N. -Y. Day
Bo ok.
Wliite or Blac'c-Prcgcss or 2Ion
prtlism. There has come a period in the
history of this country in which
it is to be decided whether our des
tiny is fin good or evil. It is now
t ) be choteen whether theSv? States
are to go on in the path of civili
zation and refinement, or take the
other road, the one on which poor
Mexico is traveling.
History is monotonous in giving
us examples of what a people must
look for in the event of mixing
with an inferior race. There is not
an instance on record where the
whites become partners in govern
ment with the blacks, but that
miscegenation followed and a mix
ed hybrid race incapable of self
government, subject to frequent
revolutions was the consequence.
We are not going to discuss the
flood, negro slavery or the war.
The living present is enough now
to lcal with.
Are we to allow the infamous
p'ot which has been planned by
traitors to the white race to be car
ried out, and thus convert the
country we live in to a second
Mexico.
Toe operati n of the Fifteenth
Amendment and the Enforcement
Act, makes us partners with the
negroes in tin. government.
Are we to accept the partner
ship. The question must be answered
a r.
There is but one organization
around which the trie i is of
white man's government can rally,
if the democratic party should by
any means fail in the crisis, or be
come weak on this white or black
question, posterity would cu.se de
mocracy as a traitor to civilization.
How important it is then that
every available means should be
used for a rapid and effective or
ganization of the democracy to
in' et this issue.
iiAery man who calls lumsolt a
democrat has a responsibility rest
ing on him.
Every newspaper, calling itself
democratic has a fearful responsi
b.lity, and the people should watch
with palous care the movc-nents
of democratic papers in this event
ful crisis.
-:-pot" those which talk
" accepting the situation."
iboilt
Mijpoj't none
hut
white men s
papers ! CopptrJnjid,
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Here Subsidies-
Encouraged by the liberality of
Congress towards the Xorth la
citic Bailroad, the telegraph in
forms us that fiye bills for land
grant subsidies tocanals in Califor
nia, ten sections to the mile, have
been reporteil favorably. If the
United States propost's to retain
any considerable portion of the
magnificent domain of the people
for homestead purposes, it would
be advisable for Congres to stop
further grants. At the rate in
which our Senators and Represent
atives have succeeded in disposing
of the broad acrs of the Govern
ment, the remaining days of the
session will suffice to complete the
despolia'.ion. Wo note also that
Senator 'Thayer, of Nebraska, has
reported a bill to give all the coal
lands on the line of the Union Pa
cific Bailroad to that Company, at
the minimum Government price
per acre. The generosity of Con
gres to the railroad interests seems
to have no limit. Xot content
with millions of subsidies in bonds
and lands given by the Govern-
!m.nt.to aid' 'in the construction oi
tj, Union Pae lie, that cunmration
now as
tor
'.II the coal beds ! It
would be characteristically modest
for the Central Pacific to ask for a
1 ; grant of all the mineral lands in
California and Nevada at the min
imum Government price. They
might succeed as well as the Union
Pacific. Chron :ch
Waat kills Pcaeafcrs.
A re!
religious coternporary says it
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.ijuuuen brethren and feed hi" on
. K.. . .1 , . . ia - i .ii on
the ihn i.., 1.1: .. i
! the living -trM
nnt'il It l . '
i rz - - 11114 1 I I t I ..'..:(
... u ui.nj me neart, and tl
; pouring it out to thirsty souls IP-,.
: UK' gusn or i w. ? fm,.,;
pa standing up, haltVhokcd with o
every vocal organ in the effort to
.. .:! t1i-i i-icn
read a prosy sermon, uu -is
livid and the brain is paralyze,
instead of standing erect, free and
clear and talking earnest common
pensJ and good gospel to persons
who need it, and long to hear it
soured forth.
Te ichors' Zusln .?s Institute.
In July, there will be organized
at the Bryant & Strattotfs Busi
ness Institute, Chicago, a special
session for teachers-to continue for
six weeks. The plan of work will
be similar to teachers' institutes,
now so common through the coun
try. Thorough drill in Book-keeping,
Penmanship, Busines Law,
Business Arithmetic, Banking, In
surance, Bailroading and Commis
sions, will be given. Prominent
business men of the city will give
practical talks upon "ilow Busi
ness is Done." A splendid oppor
tunity is offered. The June Cour
ier, with programme, terms, etc.,
sent free on application. Address
Bryant, Chase & Spencer, Chicago.
Savings! Savings!
FL'ST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND.
1
Savings De artrr cnt !
Tins T?:ink Ti.iq pst:i tiliIiorl in ennnpetirin
v th iis general Hanking business, a savings
lep;irt me t, and will allow interest on coin
de:.o-its, made in accordance with the condi
tions adopt d by this P.ar.k.
In etablih:n;r a Savin Department, th
liunking Assici tion has in view the benefit
to accrue to a class i f peisms having smali
siit is to loan, by providing a sa'e place ot
dep :sit, ample security, and (air rate of in
terest, as w 11 as to ag-eate an 1 bring i to
ise i lie capital. For the -afVtv of deposits
i:i t, lis U nk. are pledged its entire can tal
Hid ivsouices, and dsn the personal li.ibilitv
f it- I)i e tors and Stockholders, as provid
ed by Se -tioi 12 of the National Currency
Act, approved Ju e ;J . IS ', I, a greater jcu-
tty t ian that given by ordinary Savings
15 nk-. Fi inteU c pies d t':e conditions up
on which deposits are received, may be had
upon appl cation to the Board.
1 1 h M : V t A 1 1 A y (i rresi. ient
JAMES 8TKt:i, Cashier
DIRECTORS :
ITenky Failing, Hkxi:y W. Corbett,
L. II. WALEFlr.LD, J AMI S STEEL,
w.J. Va.nScuiyvlr. nOtf
Tlomis Charaian !
Succcscoi' to CHARM AX RIIO.,
rpiIE DE TH OF MY BROTHER HA?
i compel'ed me again to change the name
ot Th.' firm of CI I A!; MAN A; lillo. to that, of
i HOM AS CI I A ilM AN bavin purchased of
the estat all the interest held by my broth
er in the stock of goods owned by Ciiarnian
k, Erother, tnkiug etiect January 3d, 1 S J t .
'A. sac iii 2i?ai
Will lii Carried on as Lsisal
AND A FULL STOCK
Will be kept up by me, and will consist, in
patt, of the following branches of trade :
Dn Goo-Jm nn l Cl('i''in$,
JIafft. Cap-', B'loi-v mid SIme.,
Fancy JVotionx. Perfumery
And Patent Medicines.
Pithifs, Oils, Ctttont)
Dfe Stuff and Varnish,
Qiicmsirei re. Crockery & Lamps
Sash Dears, and Window I Hinds,
Hard ware, Tools and Cutlery,
Hope, and Nails
Of Every Description.
J ask1 Especial Attention to my
FINE TEAS,
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
G ROC E R I E S 0 F E VER V
VARIETY.
Farming implements
f
OF ALL KINDS.
TS" Attention will be paid to any busines
left with nie on Coisi-nission
Notick. My ISn-tTioss with all who favor
tne with their patronage, will be done o:i a
gulp basis but Lf'al Tender will be re
c. ivt'd at the tr.at ket quotations.
Z?T I iesire to s.-iv to ah who favor me
with their jMitroua jre that I shall use my best
ability to please them, unci all . rdets sh .11
meet with prompt, attention. My f icilities
for doin.4 business ate as good as any house
in On-'iTon, and I pledge myself to sell as
Cheap as anv House in irood standing in the
- t.iie. I will not be undersold hv any one
Please give me a call and exam ne for your
selves. Thanking von fr past favors,
I remain, Respectfully vours,
THOMAS CHARM AN.
Over 20,000 Persons
Testify to t'le vVonderful cures ot
Dr.. J. W. MUKIiAV'S
Balsam fer to I Ivor and Blood
X AT C li LS ) V N R KM I'A) Y.
One ft'ic Ct't'.raMl 7i-V,'.a of PorihnJ.
.:'! m he run d fft.he A .:! an-1 .irr --m
p!r 't. oi'i t al lii' i,iri li life. f i)r.Mnr
'-; Lung und Lin B ih-i'.m. ' ,td irhat
r.iiiTLU-p. Mav 21.1 -V.)
-I h:-.ve tiie 1 Dr. J. W. Mmr,iy'
r an 1 Liv r 15 d-a n. I ue I it in m laut-
v with
the best f success. 1 was sick to -
iimn tn ut -,
imi u! ii evi ry rr-m-'dv. I i
. : l : l ' . .'
cou si'v la: i li. it". lia'v uii, iiiu no
oo-i. I exija itt-d every ien;ely known to
t'.e ttu-d ea pr fessio i. and received no ben
tit. Thts Lung ami Liver I !atn cured me,
i d I do not :ie-itatc to recommend it to the
niiblii; anl my tiiends. us a jr-.cjd and sa'e
rem dy. Th so wuo know me, as many do
in tula Stat , kv.- that I would not recvm
men.! tln'tu to ;se a thin tliat 1 ;is no mtrit,
because I am opposed to quack renin! .
G. Y. JJROWX. M. D.
fcS, For sale at RKLL & PARKER S. and
it a.i 1,'rug Stores on tiie Paeiuo Cu.v-t. 0t
Agents ! Read This !
7K v ILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY
V of .3 per wrtli aid expt'iiscs. or
all w a coniinis.von. t j sell our Lew aad
wonder til inve tions.
Address il. WAGNER .fc CO., Marshall,
Mit-h. May 2Sui2
C0URT3SY OF
UNIVERSITY
II. C. MYERS.
5m MYERS I511,
UXDER THE COURT HOUSE,
OliE'iON CITY, OREtiON.
RETAIL DEALERS IN
GBOCEBIES,
1LLBDWME,
We also constantly keep on hand
SALEM CASS IMF RES, FLANNELS,
TWEEDS AND BLANKETS,
"Which we will sell at the Factory Prices,
and will take wool in exchange.
IFWe will also pay the highest price for
Cutter, Eggs, and ad kinds of good country
produce. We will sell as low as any house
in Oregon, for Cash w its equivalent iu good
merchantable produce.
Si if Give us a call and sati.-fy yourselves.
JMPEUIAL MILLS.
Savier, Lalioque & Co.,
OREGON CITY.
f5Keep constantly on hand fn sale, flour
Midlings, Bran and Chicken Feed, Parties
purchiug feed must furnish the sacks.
JOHN IT. SCII RAM.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SADDLES, HARNESS,
etc., etc.,
JSIain St 'tit, Oregon City,
JC15 Wishes to represent that he is now as
well prepared to furnish any article in his line
as the largest establishment in the State He
partieulai ly request that an examination ot
his stock be made betore buying elsewhere.
JOHN F. miLLER,
Succexxor to J. I MILDER Co.,
M AN I I-' ACT U UK !t OF AND DEALER IX
Sloofy sisad Shot's !
J ihe Oregon Ciy Root and Shoe
Store, Jjfaiu street.
THE BEST SELECTION
Of LiplieV, Gents', Boys', and Children's
Coots and Shoes, on hand or made to order.
c
H AM, WILLIS X-Co.,
LIVERY. FEED AND SALE
'TEC OS X31 CI -C:
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Having recently n.'ded to ti e Livery Ftck
new Carriages, Buggies and Horses, are now
pyepared'a.. a!! times to let the sa mo, at tea-,
onal-le rates. Horses bought and solJ, or
kept by the uaj or week.
OREGON CITY
B R EWEEY!
1 1 k : hy ii u 3i 15 1: r..
Ilaving purhnod (!;e above Brewery wish
rs to inform the pnlj'ie thrit he is now preiar
ed to nianufa'-tur' a No. 1 quality of
LAGER DEER,
As arood as rp.n be obtained anywhere in t!;e
Stale. Ordus solicited nd promptly filled.
TOIIIn m. da cox,
TmDortrr and Dealer in C. .:J
E3 S3 CI '2-C ?5 9
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY. &a, &c,
Oregon City, Oregon.
At Charmav IVm-rier old stand, lately oc-
cujnca uj sieaemt-xn, Main street.
lo tf
S. D. SMITH. Gno. B.COOK
The OCCIDENTAL,
FOtlMECI.T
w
ESTEItX HOTEL.
Cor. First and Morri-on Sfroofs.
PORTLAND. ORftJON.
S Messrs. Smith A- Cook have taken this
we l known House, refitted nn.l ref m-niOieli
it throughout, bailt a large ad Htion, makma
tliirtv more pleasant, rooms, enlarge,! iIip
:iimng and sittiti'jr rooms, making it by far
ne best Hotel in Cortland. A call from the
traveling pub';c will satisfy them that the
above statements fire true.
SMITH it COOK, Proprietors
N. B. Hot and cold bath attached. 4'" tl
g LI ADE 3 SAL00X.
G. A. HAAS, Proprietor.
MALY STREET, Oregon City.
R-H BILLIARD TABLES in OREGON
Have been introduced, and the Proprietor in
vites the attention of the I.-v.-rs of this
popular njnusement to them.
THE BAR IS SUPPLIED
With all the choicest qualities of Liquors anj
Crrars. Scotch, Irish and Bourbon already
famous Whiskies and Punch. Also
STAFFORDSHIRE
o.v pa.iiGiir.
C3 Families snpjd'c 1.
r
) G. STEWAIIT,
No. 100 ERON1 STREET,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Watchmaker
' 1 V.
yiz And Jcvoior.
Ami Dealer in CLOCKS, WATCHES. AN D
.lEU'Ki.lllts (iOOI)s. Asrcnt for Wilcox A
Gibbs Letter '-r," Sewing Machines, which
are now being sold singly at cost, or whole
sa'e less than c st. Other goods at greatly
reduced rates. (40 tf "
Jacok Stitz"l, James B. Urrox,
ST IT ZE L & UPTON,
Real Estate Brokers and General
Agents, Comer of Front and
Washington streets.
TORTLAND, OREG0X.
JeT" Will attend to the sale and purchf.se
of Real E-tate in all parts of the City and
ite. Special attention given to the sale ol
East Portland property.
Address P. O. Bo 452, Portland. Oregon.
JSTITZEL A UPTON,
(' 1 Otf. j Kid EstaU Ervkers.
BANCROFT LIBRARY,
OF CALIFORNIA,
JOHN MYERS
WHEN THE
LOOK OUT FOE THE LOCOMOTIVE.
1 ,S?&v.fifeNA &iisS .
l . ' S " " W
Plow is the Time to
While they are
Having purchased the entire Stock of Goods, fixtures, etc.
of Messrs. Jacoh & Brother, and moved into the stand lately
occupied hy that fiim, I am now better prepared than ever to
attend to the wants of my customers, and having a double
amount of very desirable goods on hand, I have dtcided to
Sell oil" at Cost for the next Sixty Days, in order to reduce
the stock. In order that all may jest assured of this faci 1
ask you to call and satisfy yourself. My stock consists, in part
of the following articles :
LADIES DRESS GOODS. BALMORALS. HATS of various descriptions;
CLOAKS, such as Circulars and Sacks :
KID GLOVES, best quality ;
HOSIERY ;
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLTXS. all widths:
BOOTS AND SHOES : II ATS AND CAPS : CLOTHING;
FINE BLACK DRESS SUITS ;
CASS1MERE SUITS ;
SUPERIOR BEAVER SUITS :
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, all sizes and qualities.
A SUIT THAT WILL SUIT ANYBODY all on the most ret
Also a larjre stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods.
GROCERIES A well selected assortment.
DOOKS AXD WINDOWS.
All kinds of Produce Bought.-? ;fn?7EAGS WANTED
112
131
FRuNT STREET,
FIRST STREET,
Near Morrison Street. Near Yamhill.
K AST & CAHALIN.
New Stock of Boots and Shoes
" JUST RECEIVED !
Best Sc Uction in. the City!
Compr ising all the leading and best h rands
known, such as Bcnhert's, Tirrell's, Foirg's,
Houghton &, Coolid;es, Reed's, Oodfrey's
and numerous others, of gents and bovs'
wear. Also Mile's, Sieberl i . h's, Burt's,
Siin Francisco and custom-made ladies and
children's wear.
Our customers and the public in general
are invited to e ill and examine our stock,
which we will sell cheaper than ever.
P. S. Boots made to order, and an assort
ment of our make constantiv en bund.
N
OTICE.
The People's
; rar.sportatlon Company
WILL DISPATCH THEIR STEAMERS
FROM GREGG 13 GiTV
AS FOLLOWS :
FOE, F0KTLAND :
At 1 A. Ar.. every day, except (Sunday.
And 1 P. II., every day.
For Salem, Albany and Corvallis :
OX MONDAY, TUESDAY. TIIUPv-DAY,
AXD FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock A. M.,
And for Bay ton :
OX MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, & FRIDAY,
f each week.
O
A. A. McCLLLY, President.
Nov. 27th. lSG'.h I-lo.tt
JTEW WAG OX
AXD
Carriage manufactory !
The undersigned, having increased the di
mensions of Lis premises, at the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets.
Oregon City,
Oregon.
Takes this method to inform ois old pat
rons, and as manr new ones as may ht
pleased to call, that he is no w prepared, w th
ample room, good materials, anct the very
b-st of mechanics, to build anew, recon
struct, make, paint, iron arid turn out all
complete any sott of a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord coach. Try me.
lttacksmithing, ilorse or Ox shoeing, and
ceneral jobbing neatlv. qmcklv and cheap
ly done.' DAVID .MI I II.
Opposite Excelsior JJarket
LiNCGLHBAKER. .
BAILEY, HARBSfiG i GO.,
Successors of L. Pn.Lr.r. in the Lincoln
Eakci-y,
17 EG LEAVE TO INFORM TIIE CITI
p zens of Oreeon City and surrounding
eoi:ntrv. that thev keen constantly on haiiTl
and for sale, ad kinds of
BREAD, CP. U'WERS,
CAKES. PATi:Y,
CAN DIE - AND XUTS.
Also, a ffood and general assm-tmpnt rC
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Ordprs tiri.mnf'r filU.l .i . j i-
tr f'T ... uii piious deliver
ed at the residence of the purchaser when
desired.
The highest pi ices paid f.jr Butter,
anu egtrt.ihl s. Co
A liberal -h:ivo of r"l,!;n .
.r 1. 1 . t'-vt4v, i.'utiyuae is re
spectfully solic. ted. &
ipril l...'.':ly
BELL MX G S
Buy your Goods I
going Cheap !
.'asonable terms.
WALL A3IET
IROH WORKS COMPANY !
b
r Kil e i
Si.-& S'il
And Eoiler Euilders !
Xortli Front and E sts.,
Eiis Portland, Oregoir.
1
j npiiKSE WORKS ARE LOCATED ON the
I L bank of the river, one block north of
Couch's Wharf, and have facilities for tnrn
I ir.g out lnacliincrv promptly and elliciently.
j Vv'e have secured the services of Mr. John
j Nation, as Director of the Works, whose ex
i perience on this coast for fifteen years gives
jhifi a thorough know b-dge of the various
i kinds of machinery required for mining and
milling purposes. We ae prepared to exe
cute orders for all classes of machinery and
1 i ,
uoner vvoi ks, sucii as
MINING AND STEAM BOAT MACHINERY !
FLOURING MILLS S SAW MILLS !
QUARTZ MILLS ! ! MINING PUMPS ! !
&C, &C, cC0..
Mjri'iiirture ar-d Reja'-r Macl'niery nf all
IRON SHUTTER WORK ut San
Fnincixro eo-4 and frei-jlt. U'leeler f Rri
dalFs Patent Grinder an I Amalgamator.
I'm-lntr '.y ami SleeoS Self Adjuxtinh J'aUnt
f'ixto.') Parking, either applied to a'hl or neir
"(earn cylinders. Quartz Stampers, Shoes and
dli-s,if tie beat lard iron- 3:X
cn.vs. noncE. .ciias. e. calef. .ceo. w. sxell.
IIOBGE, CALEF h Co.,
DEALERS IX
DEUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, A V.-IXDoW GLASS,
varxisiies, r, rustics, PAixTnza
Materials, ana urvygUt? Sundries.
OT Front Street,
Portland, Oregon.
E. F. 1 r SET.L,
. ei Rotate Attorney.
C. 1. FERHT,
Notary l'ub.ic
KusseSI & Ferry,
real estate brokers
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS,
01 thwest corner of First and Washington
Street--,
PORTLAND, OIIEGOX.
Q FECIAL TTEXT10X OIVEV TO TIIE
ale of Real Estate. Collections made
in Oregon and Washington Territory.
A !ars;e amount of desirable City Prop
erty, Town Lots, Improved Farms. Stock'
Ihinehes Timber Lands, A c.,, sitntif ed in the
l. est portion.- of Oregon and Washinon,
Teiritory, for sileon re isonable terms.
Special attention is called to a large amount
Desirable Property in Clackara s
County.-
FULL ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AT TIIE
BRANCH OFFICE, OX
SIAl-V STREET, UREGOS CITY,
At the oHIce of
J0IINS0X & McCOWN,
Heal Estate Brokers.
Xo f xpr.nce incurred unless a sale is made.
RG. SXExVTII,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
32 Front Street, Portland.
0 00D3 BY TIIE PACKAGE, FOR CASH
AT
SAX FRANCISCO PRICES, and Freight.
Orders Promptly tilled in San Francis
co, it desired. UO.tf
Oregon Lode Xo. 3, I. O. or O. F.
-ttS5- Meets every Thursday -even-?
at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellow's
Hall, Main s ect.
Members of the Order are invited to attend
ry oruer. o.
For ii sits iiilyli
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.
DR. JULIEN-PERRAULT,
Dr. ot Medicine of the Fafn(.
JParls, GraiUiate of tiie Lrni-e
Qutf ii's Colltge,inl Physician ftf ij,,
St. JTulin Baptiste Society of San Frail,
Cisco.
O Q
Dr. PEnRAri.T has the plca?nre to ipf.irn,
patients and oth is seeking confidential
ical advice that lie can be consulted dailyat
his office, Armory Hall Building. No,tll
E-.ist corner of Montgomery arjd Sacranietn0
streets, San Francisco, Roiuis Nos t, lo, ;
first floor, up strirs, entrance on eithtr
Motitcomery oi Saciamrnto t-treefs.
Dn. Pehkaclt's htudies liave been alrno-v
exclusivelj devoted to the cure of
various forms of Nervous and Physical de
ite'
niiiiy. xne rtsuu oi injurious nanus acqui1((j
in 3-1 uth, which usual y termiriate in inipn.
tence and sttriliU, and permanently Induce
all the concomitants of old age. V litre,
secret ii finuiiy exists involvingothe hiippj.
ness of a life and that of others, ason an,
morality dictate the necessity of its ren.vJ
for it is a fact that piemature decline of tl
Tiiior ot manhood matrimonial uiihappint.te f
compulsoiy single life, etc., have tLuf :
sources in causes, the germ of w hich is plu).
ed in early life, and the bitter fruits taMtj
long afterward; patients, laboring under thi "
corajdaint, tvijj omplain of one or more of
the kh llowinP symptoms : Nocuial tiui..
sions, Pains in the Bin k and Ilead A taU
nes.-of 5leniory and Sight, Discharge liii
the Urethra on goiny to stool or nk "ing;va. ,
ttr, Iite hctual Faculties ere "Weak?! f(
Bos f Memoiy ci.sues, Ideas aie clonnV
and there is a disinclination to attenato busl
iness, or evtn to reading, writing (r the - i'
socity of lnnds. etc. The patient wif
probably complain of Dizziness, Vert'go, and :
that Sight and Hear ng are weakened' and
leep disturhtd by dreams; melantliolv.
sighing, palpitation, iaintings, eoug,hs i.rd
slotr fevers ; while some have ext rial nl.u
matic pain, end numbness of iQ hi!v
Some f Ihe common s mpioms aie pimjilU
in the face, and acting" in different p; risr,
the body. Patients si. tiering from t Lis dis
ease, should apply immediately to Lit. J ER
p.Ai LT, either iu person or by" letwrOas t,e
will guarantee a cute of Seni'lftil Efiiissiors
and impotence in six 05 tight weeks.
IJaiients suffering from veneiiul disease in
any stage, Gononhea, (ileet Strictiirts,
Bubo, Lie rs. Cutaneous Eruptiohs, etc'
will be treated successd'ully. AlQ j dniitic
and Mercurial Taints entirely leu.ov'ed lrum
the rystem.
Dn. I'ki, rat lt's dffdofnas are in his effee,
where patients can T-te l'oj- then. selve that
they are undtr ihe care of a reguLr educa
ttd practitioner. The best rei'eWuces given
if reqniri a.
Patients fufT'prirg under chronic disease,
can call and examii e for themselves. V
inviie investigation ; claim not to hr.ow
evervtl ing. nor to cure tvei y h dj, l,nt n
do claim th: t in all cases faSen ur treat,
met t we fulfill our piom es. W e paTtict.lur
ly request these who have lrd th s Loasttd
do t-r, and that auvertiedph sician li.l
worn out ai.d dsscom-aged,. to call uj us.
Low hargfs and quick cures. Q q
Ladies stifl'ering Iron, any cwjiplaintci
dents to their i-ex, can cm srt the doetur
with the asuiance of relief.
Female Dlomkly Tills.
Dn. Pekrault is the only agent in Culi
fornia for Dm. LTott's Fema".'e Menfhly Pills.
Tfn-ir immune .-ale kas estahlihed thtirre.
ntation as a female lemecj" umipproaetnl.
and fur in advunce ofVgver' 01! er itnitdv fir
siij jtress ous and irregularities, ard i tl.tr
oi.-tinctions in females. On the leceirt of
live d llais, ths se l'iil will be sei t lyOul
or e.j ress to nny pait of the world, "secuis
from cnrio.Mty or diiii.ace. O
i'er.-or.s at a distiinee enn be cured at
home, by addressing a let;er to Pa. I'm- "
ha t LT, i on er of S;u 1 unit nto and Sli.ri'aoin-
ery stieets, If. oms lo and 11, or Box p, ;
P. O S;iu Francisco, stating ti e case as :
minutely as possible, gtnerul habits of liv
ing, occupation, etc., etc.
All communications confidential. I3 Wfr
Q v
WALTER Eifes.!
o
VELVETS ,
eeusses,
THREE-PLY,
OIL - CLOTHS
o
,
VINDOW-SHi DES
0
P A P E H - H A K G I K GC , S
-
LACE- CURT AIKS, &c, dci
We Would Cat I the attention of pet'
ties fitting up louses, or leivg in
need of anyth ing in our line
. To our Stock, which is
ONE OF 'Hit COMPLETEST
0
On flic Psscllic Coast!
o o
Uw hoods being specially sehetrd at
the Factories in Engla nd and the 0
Eastern Stales, zee ear: st U Q
AT TIIE LOWEST
2sii2cisco Trices.
WALTER I2KOS,,
n No. SO Front seet, hetween AldeP
00.) and Washington, l oitla! Uregon
A. G. NVALLTXG'S O
Pioneer Book Bindery.
OIIEGOSIAN
Io. 5 "VVaIiingion Street.
PORTLAXI), 0REG0X.
BLANK BOOKS RULED and BOLNDo
any desired pattern.
books; magazines, news-
i ai Jih, htc., bound in every variety ot
style knovn to the trade. "
Orders from the country promptl at
tended to. rs
Physician & Accoucheuse.
ER. MARY P. SAWTELLEb
OFFEMS HER PROFESSIOXALcSEH
vices to the peof le of Oregon City and
vicinity. Re-idence in the country, tea
rriib-s east oi Oregon City.
May U:tf
STEERS & H E f D E,
Wholesale Dealers in 0
FOREIGII AI-ID DOMESTIC
W incs, Jirandics, TF JusJcies, Etc.
9
No. 49, Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
Constantly on band a genuine aiticlc of
Cutter Wh-.sk v.
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