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About The Weekly enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1868-1871 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1870)
o Q O TOWN AND COUNTY. ITliKiEF. The dam In the Caafield reek baa finally reced ed the attention of tjj6 authorities asd-the stagnant water run sC The hands in the" woolen factory were rail off last Saturday. A. Chinaman aad Indian had a fight last 3 calur(iay." inutiau came on aeouuu The Indians are beginning to bring in .v.,, f:il I catch of salmon. h The repairs to the Congregational tfaurcb. have been completed, and will be 0fi for services to-morrow. h ,ias. Thornton, of Portland, is now in V:a city drawing maps of the Willamette IlViMey for Messrs. linseell & Ferry, real i 1 .. T-.l.. -,1 , W .... . . i ,L. n . Mtnit! ueaieis t ui uaim. I There will be a dance given ai toe vjoun lllonse. next Tuesday evening. Professor Cardlnell. 'of Portland; will - be bere and iurnish, music for the occasion. i The ToeomoU ve, ran 'over a cow last Sat urday evening inlhe upper end ol town. eagipeV got off two or three times to vlrt7 her off tbe'track', but ebe was de imaiaed td'dorittt the passage of the lo ;o!otive; when; it come upon her with full -9feed." throwing her a distance of :uboUt;t-xenty feet. High- Kearxs. This individual has leen ucarasof his regular drunks during 'tin past-w6ej. and made our streets the Vyfie of disgraceful language and bois totk., Whii-e this may amuse the rKY8.''':t is no -credit to a town which has any pretentions to civilization, and can umy be uooked open with disgust and hha'uie tj'ttie iespoetable class of our cit-Mfflf- if " hve a city government, -why is thiiaaE allowed to walk. or rather, -stger. xbnmfrb -ur -streets, using lang u.ipe that wrtuld disgrace the vilest and mit djf rtdei plaoes? Is there no law tii protect our wives and. children from FiK-li ndeot'Rcy? If oot, the sooner our ?rity ccryoraiion is abolished the better. ? If ther hy do not the proper ofSeers attend tt their da ties? What does the j city tax the property, owners $3,000 per jarnturu for and colfcet about $2.0(10 be " hides, if it is not for the protection of her 'pt-aeeahle citizens! The fact is. this city corporation is run by an old worn-out f i-t of fossils, aud the sooner their time of office expires or they rfk3icte, the better it will be for both the pece and prosper ity of Oregon Cify. , Poors and Sjkjes. W "call the atten tion of our readers te the advertisement f of Messrs. Pro tun an, Oilliban fc Co., of : l'-rtlui, wader new to-day. This is one of tlx; largest retail 'bonses ia Portland. , Their aclook is always uereplete and their pruy-stts low, if'eot lower, than any hoase in that city. They are thorosghlj reliable and persons deaHng with them will find 1 thfir -4?ls as Uxry represent them. There ' etoro is in White's brick, on First street. t Tiik Cikocs. Das. Caste llo's circus per- r" formed in this city 4ast Thursday evening. to acnowded ho!. The street parade i wasery grand aied the perfcrcwance in : tue'iveiiing surpas.?d Anything that has ' ever bet-n in Oregon. The horses are in good order, well trained and the tumbling and gymnastic performances were xcel lent. We believe everybody was pleased with the performance. Thkatkr. By reference to our adver tising columns, it will be seen that Mr. F. .M. JJates, the popular and successful thea trical manager, has taken what is kaowa t the "Wigwam" at Salem, and converted it into a theater, where a dramatic season will be performed, lasting during the fitting of the Legislature and State Fair, by a splendid company. Mr. Bates is .master of bis profession, and we know ihat be give satisfaction to all" who Miiiy give him ttieir patronage. The Htrahl says that Trainor, the no torious robber, and running partner of Sunlvs. was arrested at Cementville, op jiosite Astoria, last Wednesday night, lie reaohed Portland on Thursday night in charge f SheritF Bills, and is now safely lodged i jail. Trainor denies any knowl edge of Shultz. and insists upon it that he is not even ae-quainted with him. It is understood thai the officers are in posses sion oi hifonnatiou that will lead to the capture f Shultz. .I.e.ti:rvej. Hon. 1 1. F. G rover, Gover nor select, ietii!ried from a visit to the Eastwa States, last Tuesday, and passed throug'fc here fr Salem on Wednesday. "We were .pleased to notice a marked im '(rovenKiBt in the Governor's health, and we feel saxitsfied that he will be physically enabled to meet the emergency which awaits biea on the 12th of September. He was very cordially received by his many frtwids at Portland, nd serenaded on the evening of hihrriral. To Open.- We sees, some very cheap notices stuck up around town.to the effect that the Oregon City Seminary will com mence next Monday. We presume that the manager of that institution thought it too expensive to advertise the fact, so he posted up written notices, which bo one would see. The tax-payers of this city would be glad if the manager wonki ex hibit the same degree -of economy i-a oth er matters. Linn Cocxtt Faib We acknowledge I toe receipt fromMrS. E. Young, Secre- kry of the Linn County Agricultural So- iety, of a complimentary ticket to attend tne i Uth Annual Fair, to be held on the 'grounds of the Society near Albany, on the 20th, 21st. 22d. 23d and 24th of Sep tember. The past Fairs of the Linn Coun ty Society have been a credit to our State and we feel satisfied that the Fair of 1S7 Vill fully equal iu predecessors. Kksi'med. Capt. Geo. Pease has resum ed his place as Captain of the Alert. Mr. Magill takes the place of mate, which po sition he has so long and faithfully held. He made a very efficient "chief " duiiug the absence of Captain Tease. 5VorvKMEN. A number of. workmen passed through bere last Sunday to work on the railroad. Ben. probably found out that his Chinamen couldn't do. the work and so he was forced to re-engage some of The cars now run as far as Aurora Dutchtowa). We learn that the mail will be carried by railroad from and after the " Ul pvemoer. connecting wim me. Btages at Aurora. Home. Mr. G. P. Church and wife, who are been absent on a visit to their friend, ine former to the Eastern States and the Jatter ia California, returned home last I Tuesday. PosrPoxKD.--ltr. Wertbtemer baa post poned bis auction sale of furniture until :t Saturday, Sept 3d, giving persons Who may desire cheaD furniture 6n wir lonjer. "Accdient. As the wagon -containing the lions belonging to the Circus was pass inf through town last Thursday, the bind -wheel came off and threw a man on the seat with the driver to the ground, his head striking on a stone. It stunned him for a while, but no serious injury was re ceived. Sap Accident. A mule team ran away last Friday., in which was Mrs. D. Wright, and threw her out of the wagon, severely injuring her angle.. Dr. Ross was called and we learn that she is doing well. " NeV Goods. Some of our merchants are in receipt of their fall stock of goods. Mr. John Myers received an addition to his stock last TuesdSy ; Mf. Caufield also received some good.?. S. Ackerman has returned from San Francisco with a large and well selected stock for the trade. -. New Stoke. Capt. Z. C. Norton has purchased a stock of goods and will open a store on his farm, about eight miles from this city, abr ut the 1st of September. Gone. Mr. Jf M. Moore, an fcfid citizen ot this place, left here last Thursday on a visit to Missouri, which place he left for Oregon 27 years ago. and now returns to view the scenes ol his early life. ' Sold. The city has disposed of the old engine to Mr. J. it. Moore, who proposes to put her in order and run her with water power in his establishment in case of lire. We have not learned the price paid. Sickness. We learn tht considerable ague exists at present in ouf town. Most of the officers on the upper river boats are afflicted with the '-blessing." They probably get it abafd and bring it here. Rain. We had quite a refreshing rain last Sunday and Monday. It did no dam age but a great deal of good in putting out the fires which had been raging in the woods. We also had some rain on Friday. An Error. The eensUs taker for this county, evidently made a mistake in his report of the number of Chinamen. He returns 33, when there are 40 employed in the factory alone in this city, besides two wash-houses and a number employed in private families.' - Drunks Quite a number of drnnks have been visible in town during the week. Meeting. We have been requested to give notice that a meeting of the German citizens of this city and vicinity, will be held at the Court House, this (Friday) evening. Rye. We were shown last week, by J. Flieschner, Esq., some very fine rye, rais ed near Albany. Linn county. It was full and looked as tine as any we have eve r seen. Gone to Salem. Sheriff Bills, of Mult nomah county, passed through here last Sunday, having in charge James Wilson, who was convicted ot highway robbery and sentenced to the penitentiary lor the term of eight years. Books. Mr. John Fleming has a new card in to-day's paper. He has a fine stock of books and stationery. Fire The moss on the roof of a China wash-house ignited last Thursday. It was discovered in time to preveutauy damage. Oregon Chops Oregon is reported at i per cent, below average in her wheat crop this year Tn the report of the Com missioner ot Agriculture. We would be satisfied il wre supposed that these mia re presentations were made ignorantly, but such cannot be the case, as every paper in the tate has published the fact that our crops are above uverage. Is it done to relief California, which is placed at 15 per cent, fceiow average? There is some thing wrong in these statements. Do Or egon justice. Prkuioi Blttek Dr. J. C. Hawthorne offers a private prerniUm at the next State Fair of a riding saddle worth s75 00 to the lady that made and put up the best twenty-five pounds of butter belore the 1st of July of this year.. His object in offering the premium was to incite persons to make a godd "article of keeping buttllf and to show that a superior gride can be made in Oregon as well as elsewhere. .We hope that there will be a lively competition for this liberal premium. The Or.egonian. has much to say about the indebtedness of certain Democratic counties. . Will that paper giye us the names of any counties that have been or are now under Radical control which are not indebt, or were turned over to th Democracy, free from indebtednes? In his own county the Democracy had to pay off a little debt of 46,000 which his patty left when they went out of office. All the counties which are in the hands of Radi cals are indebt. The Radicals should be very still on this subject. Magazines. We have received Harpers' Monthly for August, Ballon "s. and a new magazine entitled Old and New, published by Houghton & Co., Boston, and edited bv Edward E. Hale, sent us by V. E. Loomis. of San Francisco. These maga zines are, s usual, very interesting. The Big Tender of Ben. Holladay says that we are hankering after a notice from him, but that he " need be in no hurry that sort of game can be bagged at any time." We would advise the Tender to hurry up, as his occupation will probably be gone alter the Senatorial election. Take Youf. Own Pape&. -A cotemporary very justly remarks that every democrat ouht to take his own county paper." If he loves democratic principles he sureiv can axiom trie price per week it costs to pav for a local pa- per, ana tnereDy neip to spreau . i i i i i i them. I he cost ol a paper is no excuse for not taking one. There is not a week passes but that five t mes that amount is spent ioolish- lv. which minht much better have which would thus bu v more read me? matter than five times the amount invested in the shape of books. A man may read books all his life, but if he fails to read the Ku i I Wltnoul papers he may be called, ignorant. a newspaper a man is virtually out ot the world. Oregon City Rices (Jorrent1 The following are' the pric'e3 paid for produee; AM the prices at whirjh other ar ticles are selling, in this market : - . T WHEAT White. 53 bushel, 90S1 OATS bushel. 50 cts. - POTATOES bushel. 40,50 cts. ONIONS bushel. $1 0(J S1 50. FLOUR i bbl. $5 50$t 00. BEANS -White. tf.. 3(SU cts. DRIED FRUIT Apples, & Peaches. lb,, lfilc: Plums, ri &., .. 6.; 15(a), 1G cts.; Currants. "R fi).. 1020 cts. BUTTER -f fi.. 2icte. EGGS "8 dozen. 20(2o cts. CHICKENS t? dozen. S3 004 00, SUGAR Crushed. $ E.. 20 cts.; Island 1? t.. 1012 cts. ; N. O.. lb.. 15 cts.; Sah Francisco refined. fl . IGfjcts. TEA Young Hyson, .Mb., Si 50 ; Ja pan, -ft lb., U0cSl 25 ; Black, ., 75c. $1 00. COFFEE lb.. 22(.25 cts. SALT fi)., 13 cts. SYRUP Heavy Golden, JS3 trail., 90c. ; Ex. Heavv Golden. eall.. SI 00 BACON Hams, l 2.. 16 cts j Sides, 15 Cfs. fi).: Shoulders, 10 cts. Lard i fij;. i2i5 cts. OIL Devoe'a Kerosene. gall., ?0c. 73; Linseed oil, raw. gall.. $1 CO ; Linseed oil. boiled. gall., SI 60. WOOL fi).. 2022 cts. XJEEF On foot, 7 ,8 cts. fi). POKK On foot. C cts. fi. SHEEP Per head. $2 00S2 50. HIDES Green, $ fi.. 5cN; Dry, lb.. 10 cu A startling Truth i Hundreds die ar nnally from neglected coughs and colds.wben by the use of a single bottle of Dr. tViitar's Balaam of U id Cherry their lives could be preserved to a green old age. . "There was a frog who lived in a spring, He caugtit such a cold that hs could tiotsFig." Poor, unfortunate Batrachian ! In what a sad plight he must have been. And yet his misfortune was one that often befalls singers. Many a once tuneful voice among those "who belong to the ' genus homo" is utterly spoiled by ' cold in the head," or on the lungs , or both conilnned. For the above mentioned "coaker" we are not aware that any reme dy was ever devised, but we rejoice to kuow that all human singers may keep their heads clear and their throats in tune by ft timely use of Dr. Sajre's Catarrh Remedy, and Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discov ery, both of which are sold by druggists. WILLIAM DAVlDSOEf, Office, A'o. Gl Front PORTLAND, . - - Street, OREGON real Estate dealer. Special Collector of Claims. A lare amount of CITY and EAST FORT LAND Property for Sale. Also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated LAAub, located in all parts of the State. Investments in REAL ESTATE and other PROPERTY, made for correspondents. CLAIMS of all descriptions promptly col lected. . HOUSES and STORES leased, ' All kinds of Financial and General AeeUcy busiuess transacted. arties having F ARM PROPERTY fVr sale will please furnish descriptions of the same to the AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in each of the principal CITIES and TOWNS of this STATE. Julv:tf From the National (Elgin) Watch Co. The attention of watch-buyer's is called to the impr'oved American, IVat.chef, manufac tured by the .National (Elgin) atch Com pany ot J-Jzin. 111. Ladies desirous ot purchasing a handsome, strong and correct time piece will find the elegant watch bearing the trade mark of -LADY ELGIN" to be all that they desire. Inouire of -your jeweler for the LADY EL- The trade upon the Pacific coast supplied at fiictorv prices by l-evison Bros, 620 Wash ington street, San Francisco, who have on hand at all times a tull supply ot all grades of movements, and material for repairing the same. An illustrated pamphlet, entitled "Making Watches by Machinery,", by the late Albert D. Richardson, will be forwarded free of charge by sending address to . NATIONAL' WATCH COMPANY, 159 and 161 Lake street, Chicago; No. 1 Maiden Lane, New York; Or ' LEVISON BROS. 629 Washington st., San Francisco, Cal. aug20m2 Tle "crrtiet of California. Californians, as a rule, take nothing for granted. Ary article that lacks intrinsic merit is sure to be a failure in she Golden State. Twelve years ago HOSTKTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS were qull'y intro duced here; Their uses were plainly .set forth, and the communit.y was invited to give them a fait trial, as a remedy lor dyspepsia, biliousness; intermittent and remittent fevers, general dehilitv, nervous a flections, and all the ordinary diseases Of the digestive and secretive organs. They Were also re commended as an appetizing and Invigorat ing preparation, and a- a preventive ot'eom plaiits of an epidemic character. The result rnav be summed up in a few words. A de mand for the article immediately sprang Up, and has ever since been increasing in a pro pressive nuin4 until HOSTETTER'S BIT TERS have become a leading commercial staple in the California market, and along the whole Pacini! seaboard, from Central America to British Columbia. The con sumntion of the irreat vegetable tonic and restorative in the Pacific States alone, is up wards of oke. million bottles per year, and it- ponularitv overshadows that of every other medicine, proprietary or otherwise, sold on this side of the continent. This fact is so notorious that it is like repeating recognized truism to put it in print. SinCC the introduction of the BITTERS the de mand for the adulterated liquors of corn merce has gradually declined, both in the cities and at the mines. The perfect purity of the article, its restorative and preventive properties, and its -admirable adaptation to thA want of a nertnle too prone to exhaust ive labor of body and mind, are appreciated hv thi medical profession, and it is pre- eorihPil as a stomachic and alterative to the exclusion, in a great degree, of all the un- medicated alcoholic stimulants. Religious Service. cf tl -Enisconall Church, the Rev. John W. Sellwood, rector, services .-u at 104 a.m. and 7P.t. Sunday School and Bible class at 2 p. it. ' 1st Congregational Cbarch Seats Free. Morning Services - - v Sabbath School 12 oclock M. Evening Services, 0 clocK. Rev. E.Gerrt, Acting Pastor PRAYER MEETINGS. Sunday evening 5 o'clock Tuesday evening,. 7 o clock. o- M. E. Church,. - .Seats Free. Morning Services .: .10.30, Evening Services, 7 o'clock. SOCIAL MEETINGS. Class Meeting fullowing Morning Services. Prayer Meeting Thursdayevening 7 co'clok. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock P. M. - pEV. C. W. Topb, Pastor. Rebecca. Degree Lodge Soi 2, 1. Oi O. F. Meet on the Second and Fourth.. . TUESDAY EVEXtX&S, of each month, at 1 o'clock, In Odd Fellows Hall. Members of the Degree Are invited to attend. Iiy order of . - N. G. Willamette Lodge No. 131. O. C. T Meets every Saturday evening, at the rooms S.E. corner of Main and Fifth streets, at 7 1-2 o clock, attend. Visitins members are irjtited to By ordir of W. C. T. naltnpmah Lodge No. I, A. '. and A. M. Holds its regular ro mmnm "cations on the First and Third Sat urda-vs in each month, at 7 o'clock. from the 20th of September to the 20th of March, and 7 o'clock from the '2'th of March to the 2oth of September. Brethren in good standing; are invited to attend, s , By order of. "W. M. OregoiuL.od;e Xo. 3, I. O. of O. F.- Meets every Thursday even- ing at 7 o'clock, in Odd k ellow a Hall, Main s eet. , Members of the Order are invited to attend ; By order. N. G. DUTCIIER'S " UGHTMXG FLY-KILLER Is ahead of anything of the kind. ' Handy and cheap. Try it Sold by Druggists. ju:.e2":2m This Remedy does not simply reluct for a short time, but it produces perfect, and per manent cures of the worst ca-;es of Chronic Nasal Catarrh, and I will pay $500 reward for a rase that I cannot cure. "Cold jn the head" and Catarrhal Headache are cured with a few applications. If you have a dis charpre from the nose, offensive or otherwise, stopping hp of the nose at. times, partial loss of the sense of sfriell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull, h'ave pain or preasUre in the bead, you may rdst assured that you have Catarrh. Thousands annually, without manifesting half of ti e aopve sys tems, tef.ninate in consumption and end in the grave. No disease is si common, more deceptive Or less understood by physicians. I will send my pamphlet on Catarrh to any address free. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is now BOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IX ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD;.. Price 50 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of CO cents, or four packages for two dollars. Beware of t'ounterftita arid worth-s- imitations. See that mt private tamp. tfhich is a positive guarantee of genuineness, is upon the Oiitside wrapper. Remember that this private stamp, issued by the United States Government expressly- for stamping hit medicines, has my portrait, name and address, and the words"-' U. S. Certificate of Genuineness " engraved upon it, and need not be mistaken. Don't be swindled ..by travelers and others.representing themselves as Dr. Saee ; I am the only man now living that has the knowledge and ri;ht to manu facture the genuine Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem edy, and I never travel to sell this medicine. R. V. PIERCE,1 M. D., ju23m3 183 Seneca street, Buffalo, N.Y. CHOLERA. HOW TO CURB IT. V At the1 commencement of the Diarrhoea, which always precede- an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspoonful of the Pain Kil ler in sugar and water, (.hot, if convenient,) and then bathe freelv the stomach and bow els with the Pain Killer clear. Should the diarrhoea or crumps continue, repeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes until the patient is relieved. In extreme cases, two or more teaspoonfuls may ' be given at a dose. The Pain Killer, as an internal remedv, has no equal. In csises rf Cholera, Summer Complaints, Dyspej sia. Dysentery, Asthma, it cures it. one night, by taking it internally, and bathing with it freely, Its action is like magic, when externally applied to old sore-i, burns, scalds and sprains. For sick headache and toothache, don't fail to try it. In short, it 13 a Pais Killer. Directions accompany each bottle. The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Medicines. Prices, 25 cents, 50 cts. and $1 per bottle. C. W. POPE & CO., DEALERS IN i STOVES, TIN PLATE. SHEET TROX.BRA- ZIE. S7 COPPER, LEAD PIPE, IRO I PIPE AND FITTINGS, RUBBER HOSE. FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, ZINC, COPPER, BRASS AND IRON WIRE. Also a general assort ent of Tlouse Fur- nishlng Uoods. MANUFACTURERS OF Tiri, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware. ROOMING AND JOBBING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1 ONE TO OROER, AND AT LOW PRICES. ; o Also at rOPE S STOVE; STORE you will find IIARDWAP.E AND BASKET'S, "WOODEN, Ware and tinware, lanterns, lamps and oil, lucine and 1;iit lamps. also perambulators. All of the above articles are for saleat PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. . C. AV. POPE & CO. Jl:lyi Oregon City Oregon. LEON DELOtJEY, Of the BARNUM RESTAURANT. Main street, OREGON CITY, Bes to inform the public and bis friends that he has leased the lower part ot the CLIFF HOUSE, Which he has opened as a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. The table will at all times be supplied' with the best the marKei anoras. Orders for suppers and parties will be promptly attended to. Jnlv 2:tf - - . . Kiln3 If you wish the very best r-oKinot Photosrraobs. you must call on BRADLEY & RULOFSON, 439 Montgomery ? ..tthtf.nr.g.r. rryr ' !J,?" --ya .j-v. " street, San Francisco. THE NEW FOOD. 3 itt?J& &f2i;, f&trlC-.- For a few cents yoa can luy of your Grocer or Druggist a F aekage of SEA 3I0SS F ARISE, made from pure Irish Moss, or Carrageen, which 'will make sixteen quarts of Elanc 3Iange, and a like quantity cf Pud dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Eusso, e. It i:; the cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids Children. and A Glorious Change ! ! TIIK GREAT WORLD'S TOXIC Plantation Bitters Tlias wonderful restorative is t5ic vegetabSe clior Of the feebSc ntt'.l 2cs3i- tatcd. As n tonic tjs:il cordial for tSie aged mid languid, il has no equal amosig storca acliics. As a. rcBsaedy for SEae nervous Aveakness to wfiiacli Avomcn are csjccinl3y sub ject, it is siijicrsedisss; ev'cry oiSacr sticnulaut. En all Cli mates, tropical, Cesiaperafie, or frigid, it acts as a stfcciJIc in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength naad hrealis down tlac anianal spirits. For sale ly all Druggists. Aug. 20, lrfTO:! y Frobi theN&tionaKElgiri) Watch Co. The attention of watch buyers is called to the following improvements in the Amirictm Watches, manufactured by the National (El gin) Watch Company of Elgin, 111.: Tlie Elgin Watches are iurniseed with Burt's patent pinion, to prevent damage to the tra n in case of the breaking of the main spring. The Elein watches are furnishpd with a patent hair spring stiid.to prevent the chang ing the adjustment of the hair spring after ihe watch has been regulated. The Elgin watches are furnished with a patented contriveuce for the letting down of the main spring without removing the dial or hands. The Ellin Watches are so construct? d that the barrel can be removed and the main spring changed without taking the watch down. The Elg-n Watches are furnished with the oidy complete protection agains dust yet in troduced upon American made movements. The dust-excluder used upon the Elin move mentsetiectually enclosses the works, and renders the entrance of dust ar impossibility These improvements pre peculiar to the Elgin Watches, and are found on none oth ers. The dust-excluder will specially com mend itself to miners, railroad "ten and oth ers engaged in out-of-door employment. The Elgin Watch branded " B. W. Ray mond "' is constructed with especial reference to its use upon engines and moving trains, and the Company claim for it that it is the best railroad watch in the world. The fol l.iwirig prominent railroad officials have giv en it ttieir hearty endorsement and commen dation : E. B. Phillips, Esq., President Lake Shoie and Michigan Southern R. R.; Col. C. G. Hammotid. Superintendent Union Pacific R. It.; Edward 11. Williams, General Super intendent Pennsylvania R. K. Co.; L. D. Rucker, General Superintendent Erie R. R.; J. M, Toucey, General Superintendent Hud son River It. R. ; G. L. Dunlap, General Su perintendent Chicago and North Western R'y and many otners. Ladies desirous of purchasing a handsome. strong and correct time piece will find the lesrar.t watch bearing the trade mark of LADY ELGIN" to be all that thev desire. Inquire of your jeweler for the LADY EL GIN- The real Elsin Watches, elegant, accurate. lurable, in mau v styles and at various price?, each accompanied by the special warrantee certificate of this Company, and usually also guaranteed by the local dealer or watch maker, can be had of most jewelers in all towns throughout the United States. Call and ask to see them. As an additional pro tection, look for '-National Watch Co." on the dial, and one ot the following trade marks, via., "B AV. Raymond," 'H. t. Cul ver," "11. u. Taylor, "G. Wheeler, "v. II. Ferry," "Matt. Lauin,,' "J. T. Ryerson," "Lady Elin, or ' Frances Rubie," together with the Words "Klirin, Jus., engraved up on the gilt plate inside. These are the trade marks to denote the various grades and styles, but as even these have been pirated, require also the special warranty ceitiricate, duly signed by T. M. Avery, the President of the Company, and nunioeredto correspond with the watch. The trade on the Pacific coast supplied at factory prices by Levison Bros, fi-2y Wash ington street, San Fiancisco, who have on hand at all times a full supply of all grades of movements, and material for repairing the same. An illustrated pamphlet, entitled "Making Watches by Machinery," by the late Albert D. Richardson, will be forwarded free of charge bv sending address to NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, 159 and lfil Lake street, Chicago ; No. 1 Maiden Lane. New York ; or LEVISON BBO;, 629 Washington bt., San Francisco, Cal. aug20m2 Dr. J, H. HATCH, DENTIST. The patronage of those desiring first Class Operations, is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. N. B. Nitrous Oxyde administered for the Painless Extraction ot leeth. Office In Weigant's new bnildine, west side of First street, Letween Alder and Mor rison streets, Portland, Oregon. REDINGTON, IIOSTETTER & CO. Stop that Coughing ! Some of you can't, and we pity you. Yon have tried every remedy but ti e ONE destined, by its intrinsic merit, to supersede all similar preparations. It , is not surprising you should be reluc tant to try something else after the many experiments you have made of trashy compounds foisted on the public as a certain cure j but Newell's Pulmonary Syrup is really the YERY BEST rehiedy eter compounded for the cure of Coughs, Cold, Sore Throats, Asthma, IVhouping CoUghsi Bronchitis and Consumption. Thousands of people in California and Oregon have been already benetited by the surprising curative powers of Newell's Pulmonary Syrup and with one accord give it their un qualified approbation. s5 We now address ourselves to all who jfare unacquainted with this, the greatest panacea of the age. for the healing of all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, assuring yoil that Newell's Pulmonary Syrup has cured thousands, and it will cure YOU. if you try it. This inraluable medicine is pleasant to the taste ) sooth ing, healing and strengthening in its effects; entirely free from all poisonous Or deleterious drugs.and perfectly harm less under all circumstances. For Sale toy all Druggists. REDlNGTON, IIOSTETTER & CO., 41G and 418 Front street, San Francisco. Redington's Essence Jamaica Ginger, Which i.-: confidently recommended as- ihe ' best prepartion noib he fore the public. This valuable preparation, containing" in a highly concentrated form all the ? properties of Jamaica Ginger.has become One of the most popular domestic reme dies for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs. As a loniC) it will be found invaluable to all persons recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or otherwise; ffor while it imparts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be produced by wins or brandy, it is entirely fr&e from the reactionary effects that follow the use of spirits of any kind. It is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult men struation, giving almost immediate re lief to the spasms that so frequently ac company that period. It gives immediate relief to Nausea, "caused by riding in a failroad Car, or by 2,sea sickness, or other causes. It is also valuable as an external ap plication for Gout, Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, etc. REDIXGTO.V, IIOSTETTER & CO., 416 and 418 Front street, San Francisco. Redington's Flavoring Extracts ARE THE PERFECTLY PURE AND highly concentrated Extracts from Fresh Fruits, prepared with great care. They sre put up in superior style, and in a bottle holding TWICE AS MUCH as the ordinary brands of Extracts. Comparing quality and contents, none othpr are nearly so cheap. ' Whenever tested on their MERiTS,they have been adopted in preference to all others, and are now the STANDARD FLAVORING EXTRACTS of the Pacific Coast. " MA 11K THE AD VAXTA GES. By purchasing Redington's Concen trated Flavoring Extracts, you obtain an article not only superior in richness and deliCacj of flavor to any other of a simi lar nature, but far more economical, be cause each buttle holds double the quantity contained in a bottle of any other flavoring extract sold. k RED1KGTON, IIOSTETTER & CO., Agents for ttiS Pacific Coast. m. p. Wonld yon escape FEVER AND AGUE", and preserve health nd vigor durinpr the sickly season make occasional use of the following as A PREVENT&VE. If you are ATTACKED with Chills and Bilious Fever, or have been a victim to such disease, and used other so-called remedies without permanent relief, seek at once the safest and Burest CUBE, by using, according to directions MASON & POLLARD'S ANTI-MALARIA, or, Fever and Ague Pills. Time has proved them thoroughly to be the safest and most reliable remedy known. They contain no mercury or tuer mineral or chemical. They are exclusively vege table. They stimulate the functions of the liver. Congestion isimpossible where they are used. They do not deter from, daily labor. By assisting dicestion they add flesh and muscle to the frame They are adapted to all ages and both sexes, and as a FAMILY EV1EDIC8NE Will CURE in their incipiency, three fourths ot all diseases incidental to a malarious climate. For Dyspepsia, in small doses, they have no equal. For sale by all Druggists. REDINGTOX, IIOSTETTER fc CO., SOLE AGENTS. The Battle for Life Which is continually going on between health and disease, has never received from any medic ine such marked and un mistakable assistance, on the side of health, as it has from Newell's Pulmonary Syrup RE DIN GTOIfj IIOSTETTER & CO., 41 and 418 Front street. Ban Francisco. jaiT AUCTION AND COMMISSION A. S. Rielia,ilofiy AUCTIONEER ! ' - of Front and Oak streets, Portland Corner AUCTION SALES Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Merchan dise and Horses, O Every Wednesday and Saturday ! A. B. Richardsox, Auctioneer. AT PRIVATE SALE, English refined Bar and Bundle Iron O English Square and Octagon Cast steel Horse shoes, Files, Rasps, saws; Screws, Fry-pans, sheet iron, R. G. Iron ; also : A large assortment of Groceries and Liquors A. B. Richardson, Auctioneer Jacob Stitzel. James B. tlPTCN. ST IT ZEL & UiT0N, Heal Estate Brokers avd General Agents, Corner of Front and Washington streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. K-f Will attend to the sale and purchase of Real Estate in all parts of the City and State. Special attention given to the sale of East Portland property. Address P. O. Box 42, Portland. Oregon. STITZEL & UPTON, 19tf. Heal Estate Brokers. Harvest cf 1870 ! ! Selling off to Close Business, tlinl no MlTIBlTG ! OF' DRYIGOODS, - READY-MADE CLOTHING, o C0TS AND SHOES,-o Mens' Ladies, Misses' and Childrens' n HATS AND CAPS. Groceries, Crockery Glass and Plated Ware, Paints, Oils, Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys and Burners ! Hardware, Cutlery, etc., etc. Has got to he sold Regardless of Price! To convince yourself with respect to this matter, call at the old corner. I. SELLING, South of lope Co.'s Tin Store Oregon City Administrator's Sale of Eeal Estate. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN JJ pursuance of an order of the County Court ot Clackamas County, State of Ore gon, made oil the 5th day of Hily, 1877in the matter of the estate of Chas. Cutting, Sen., deceased, the undersigned, administra- tjr of said estate, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder the real estate herein after described, subject to confirmation by said County Court, on the Sth day of Septem ber, 1S70, at 1 o'clock, P. M., at the Court House door in s-aid county and State, with . all the improvements and the appurtenances thereunto belonging said real estate situate lying and being in Clackamas county, State of Oregon, and described as follows, to wit : Commencing at N. E. coi ner of C. Cutting's donation land claim, number 47. sections 35 and 86, in township 4, S. R., 2 E. ; thence south on east boundary 40.00 chains, to the right bank of Milk creek, by rock l'2x 12x12 inches, marked C 52, between ihe roots ot large fir tree five feet in diameter". " S. 6.3" W. " " 5.00 " N. 33 W. " 12.50 " N. 21 W.y " " 7.50 " " IV. 61 W, " " 11. Q0 " N. 25 W. " . 8.00 " N. 81 W. 6.50 " " West " " 9.00 ' '' " N. 81 W, " " 9.50 " N.23W. " 4.50 " N.74aW. " " 3 50 " N. 16 E. " " 3.50 " O to north boundary line of said claim, post set as witness" to true corner, f0 links east on said boundary line, from which an alder tree 10 inches in diameter bears. N., 70a E. 10 links, and alsi an alder tree 12 inches in di ameter bears S. 45 E. 7 link:?. Thence east on north boundarj' line G2 chains to place of beginning, containing 1 10 acres more or less. Also, twelve lots in the town ot Cuttmgs ville, more or less. Terms and Conditions of Sale. Said Real Estate to be sold to the highest bidder for U. S. cold coin, one-third paid down, one-third in six months from date of sale, and the remaining one-third in one year from date of sale. Deed at expense of purchaser. CHAS. CUTTING, Administrator of the Estate ot Chas. Cut- tini Sen , deceased. Oregon City, Aug. 12, 1S70. 40: w 4 The standard remedy for Coughs, Influx , enxa? Sore Throat, Whooping Cough Crcvpt Liver Complaint, Bronchitis, Bleeding of the, Lungs, and every aS'ection of the Throat, Lunes and Chest, including Coxscmptiox. AVistar'g Balsam does not dry up a Cough, but loosens it. Cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing thtcavst of the complaint. None srenuine unless signed I. Butts. Prepared by Seth W.Iowlh & Sox, Boston. Sold by Redingtgx. Hos. tetter & Co., San Francisco, and by dealers generally. JelSdy GEO. NOAH. JAAJK3 MOBETSOX. niTPnii a vimii a ifflTfl IN I tlUJA I HJNAL nuiCL, Formerly New Columbian. Corner Front and Morrison Stretls,Q PORTLAXD, OREGO.Vi NOAH 8c MORRISON J, PROPRIETORS Free Coach to and from tli Honae July 16tb, tf yjsjf O o o o 0 o O o O o G
