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M. G. Stroud, oeuer kuou
Good-
Mr,
Scio, ba3 been appointed
ns Mayor of
O
from Portland to the enc
, 1 1. 1 .1, :a
Mail Merger
We won a pay unit m. a
ftflhe ra.',,r- anmoval most
;ll'P i" ro t not for.feaf il.at be would
l",art,,y: . i hv the powers' that be if
lie if"" , -
.,)Py were to know
that his appointment
We shall take me
take the
-....r (in i t
1 ' .-. it and ?:iy.
that no better ap-
tntinent cotiiu nave ueeu ui.wl,
r". ire hapnv that d.fr friend has a place
wtereUe can display bis many good
mml'ities. : -
fiKTIKKf- c uuio-c man --.v,...,
Manager of the St. Cl aries Hotel, dt Port
t',nd ha retired, and that Mr. Jacobs, of
llOtel. Ol . Itiuna. tJ. w..
f t le-ed 1 the establishment. : The St.
IwU' gained a very good reputation
1 ,k-r tlfe management of Mr. Kieth.
l wc believe will "be - fully .stained
Iv Mr Jocobs.as he comes ymf! a very
jlfgh ,-eputationjisji landlord,
PLSArroixTMvT.-If a person is desir
ii. : r,niuini tiMti'd. let them
mis to have r-
Portland and set a time to
-.1. (Vtoiid in tiio back
return ;
part of
g,i to
V ,1 and then rush to be at the cars by
"time advertised; find that the time
Jill been ch aflged and the cars left about
h h .If an hour before. This was our con
iMtion last week. We felt as though we
i .1. I,.wl .1 r-il ll'n-i.I f
didu
t caie wneiuci vc . v.
Would it not be well when a change.
not
lime is made to give notice a day or
Qwo in advance? Q
t).
i'Ki:sox.vi..-eWe notice a card from a
Rev. I F. Roberta in the Orcgoninn, "with
drawing his membership and ministerial
.connection 'from Hie Episcopal Church
Tliiamo divine was removed from his
ministerial connection some years ago by
'ihe Lishop of this Diocese "lor reasons
deemed sufheien t to him."
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, Tit V.
Xkw
('ooos. Uur readers wiu ou-
i . . 1 !. i
i-i'rve hy
our auvei using- coiuumt. unu
Mr. John Wilson, of the Third Street
Store, in Portland, has a large stock of
siett-goods, which he is selling cheap. He
h is also received anew supply of gent's
clothing. Mr. Wilson, by his reasonable
prices KfiPlmiioraMe dealings, has built
up q-iite a trade at his new store, and per
sons iroinir to Portland to trade will do
well to give hiw
a c?tH.
-Q-
Tm!-I5o9:x. lii'l i'fi Portland last
week, we noticed quite an improvement
in that -place in the direction of Amos. N.
King's residence. Q lite a number of
Jr.rge and tasty vesi.leuCes h:.Ve been
rreeted. ;uid the town has evidently taken
u start in that diwct'n.TJ. 1'ropCrty has
Increased very '.Materially in priei west of
Twelftli street within the last yeais -The
i"is!ioj S :ott Gramnvir School is a Credit
the city, which is located on Fourteenth
?-;-eet.
RoBiimiY. Mi. John W. Lewis, of this
tity, was robbed of S47." last Saturday
night. The money was in a dosk in his
h.mse, ami tlu thief of thieves went to
the house during his absence. The family
Jif.wd the robbers po out of the house,
v.ten ihey gave the alarm-, but they
made good liii-ir escape. No cj.oe of the
perpetrators of the robbery has been ob
tained. Suspicion is placed on Certain
parties.
RiVF.n Nkw.s. The steamer Active has
gone into the dry dock for repairs, but
will be ready for Fervice in a few days.
Tin. Siieeess brought down 1)0 tons of
freight yesterday. The warehouse at this
place is cram lull of wheat, flour and
wool. The river is very low and should
this cold wea her continue, the large boats
will he forced to lay up again. There
were live boats in the basin last night.
A Goon linioiK. Mr. Grepe ha built
a very fine bridge from the P. T. Cos
warehouse to his mill, on the west side
i.f the basin. The bridge is about. 275
feet in length aju.l speaks well for his en
teiiirise. Such men deserve success and
Kill have it if energy will avail anything.
Pork I'.u'Kino. Mr. Chas. Logits has
engaged extensively in the pork-packing
business in this city, and he has already
put up fpiiio nonVer of hogs. The
pnees paid for porX this srvtson are very
liberal and there being a ready market,
h is a profitable business for our far
tilers.
Mahuikd. Our friend Dr. J. M. McCoy
Represen'ative from Grant cotinty, was
married it Portland la?t Sunday to Miss
Davis. We coirgaatnlate our frterfd. nhd
wish him much happiness. The Doctor
looked as though he intended something
serious when we saw him in Portland last
t'uturday.
Lvw Okkick. Hy reference to ouf. ad
vertising columns, it will be seen that S.
Ilaelat, Es.. has opened a Law Office in
Portland, at No. I):) Front street. Mr. II.
lias a reputation second to no lawyer in
fhe State, and his standing at the bar is a
sure guarantee of success ir his new loca
tion. Mr. Chas. E. Warren attends to Mr.
Uncial's business at lhs place.
tf vu.-rax. We are iahjriiK'd that nine
c i 'tM of smill-pox have broken out
at Silvertoa ia one family named Duller,
an l one case in the family of Mr. Jos
Davenport. Cuaxub ok Timk. The mail from the
South does not reach this' place now un
til 5:3 J p. in. We resume the time will
become regulated within the next five or
t'ii vears. It has nveraored n. chancre
, O Of
out once a week ever since, the mail
bas been carried by the cars.
F.vus, Ly re.ereu.ee to our advertising
Cchuaas,it will be seen that the Ladies
Aid Society propose to- have a grand Fair
n Myers' Hall, on the 20th inst. There
will uudonbledly be a full attendance.
Bux. We leariv that the Daughters of
Jvebek.ih. at Portland, will give a grand'
Hall in aid of Rebekah Degree o. . in
that evty ot the loth itist. It is to be a
grand atr.ur.
Accident. Last Monday, Frederick
Scliultz, employed in Mr. Grepe's so,w
irall. had three of bis fingers cut off, by
getting his hand in front of the saw.
FiotiT. A tight occurred up town last
FriJ iy, Cause too much whisky.
Cam.. Mr. Win-. E. Howell, of
M-.iXary, gave us a call lest Tuesday.
the
O
O
a Prominent
Tennessee.
Citizen of
Maj. Richard F. Cooke (He'd of paralysis
at his home, in Putnam county, on the 15th
of October, 1870, in the 84th" year of hia
age.
He was one nf the pioneers to Tennes
see, was ah officer under Gen. Jackson in
the war of 1S12. was for. several terms a
fnember of the State Senate, nnd wa from
the organization of the State to within the
past ten years, when stricken with blind
ness, one of the leading citizens ol his sec
tion of the'Sfate: CookeviHe; the comity
seat of the county in which he resided,
was named utter himself or in honor ol hi?
name. "
His ancestors came from Scotland. kIlis
father was a Marytander. and brought up
deceased in South Carolina, from w hich
State he moved to Tennessee and settled
in what was known as Jackson county.
Here be spent a long and useful life in pri
vate pursuits rind in the service of the
Government and State. He was possessed
of popular manners and fine personal appearance,-and
attracted friends wherever
known. He was a man of marked char
acter, of vigorous intellect, and was one
of the most hospitable and public spirited
men in th5 State. His influence was great
and was always exerted in behalf of Chris
tianity and the best interests of the com
munity in which he lived.
He itasiUo father of tiro of onr principle
wholesale merchants. Cols. Watson M.
Cooke, of Cooke. Settle & Co.. and Bolivar
II. Cooke, tff B. Ii. Cooke fc Co.
We take the above frofn a Tennessee
paper. The subject of the notice is the
father Cf C. AY. Cooke. Esq.. a worth
and respected chitcn of this city.
P ?.! TTC-". W e see from the New York
Herald of the 8th ult., that all the Churches,
with about three honorable exceptions,
were devoted in New York city on the
Sunday prior to the election for stump
speeches to aid the success of the Radical
ticket. It appears that all the public
balks were engaged and the preachers, so
called, were obliged to use the pulpits for
their purpose, and thus disgrace the sacred
calling of their Lord and Master. The
dirty preacher who would forsake 1 he
high calling for which he professes to have
been consecrated, is the devil in disguise
and more dangerous to society and the
wellfare of religion than (he most debased
wretch on the face of the earth. Those
who are guilty of tucli prostitution I' the
pulpits aie a disgrace to the cause of
Christ.
Too Mica Fou-Cs. We received the
Dallas TltpubUcan about three weeks ago.
containing an article on the resolutions
which were pasr.ed by the Legislature just
prior to the adjournment, five columns in
length. We had hoped err this, time
would have allowed us to read said
article, but we have been disappointed,
aud'shall be forced to forego that pleas
ure, it is altogether too long lor us.
Wonder if any of the readers of that
paper ha'vx? thought the article worth the
lime necessary to read it?
.f) , :
GoSk tx P-ATNEi:siur. Mr. Win. E.
Howell, formerly of this place, has pur
chased an interest in the Salem Mercury.
Mr. Howell is a good business man. and
We wish him every success in his new en
terprise. We have rt'eeived the -Star Spangle
Ranner"' for December. With its Jan.
number this unequalled paper begins its
ninth year of successful publication. It
is a Rich. Rare and Racy -10 column
paper. Illustrated, devoted to Literature,
i'oetry-j Wit. Ilnmor, Fun, and exposing
Swindles and Humbugs. It is only 7."
cts. a year, and every sttcscriber receives
gratis and prepaid, the new and superb
Engraving Pioneers of America1' which
cost $1,000 to engrate: Specimens can
be seeii at this office, or will be sent free
by aldressing "Star Spangle IJariue-iy"
Hinsdale, N. if,
Ark.ws vs Er.Kcrtox. Since tiie? Arkan
sas election, says the lit uniner. - dispatch
after dispatch has been received announc
ing a sweeping Democratic victory: There
was a gain of two Members of Congress,
ard the Legislature was largely Democra
tic. Behold, not. a di.-patch conies from
the Chairman of the Radical Central Com
mit. ee, bating that the State has gone Rad
ical. When it is known that by the
infamous re-constructed Constitution of
that State the Radicals have -complete
control over the ballot-boxes crtn keep
them as long as they please, and (la -vrith
them what they please, We can readily
understand how this result haft, been
brought about. The people have voted
one way anr: the villain.? have made the
result another. An4 Ihe'sc' scoundrels
prate about the purity of elections, and
sufrotr.id the polls of New York with
vessels, c'iintftw and armed troops !
trar
Sr. P.vvii".s Ciiriie n. Jvasr I'oirrr.wo.-
Thi.s- beautifitl Church was opened for the
first service" ors Stt'ti'Tay last. Though the
internal arrangements are not all yet com
pleted, the building is so far finished as to
be entirely cotryfortable. As soon as plans
are received from the architect it v?ill be
supplied with chancel furniture, and sit
tings in keeping with the chasteand beau
tiful style of the church. Bishop Morris
preaeliV'I both irii the morning and evening,
being assisted in the services by the Rev.
J. R. W. Selhvood1. who is the minister in
charge. The offerings on this occasion
wereVs follows: Pledge for a -stained glass
chancel window, SloO; pledge for chancel
furniture, $200;: gift of two chandeliers.
$(."; U. S. coin" for the building fund.
S105; making in all $;2P. We congratu.
late the people of thri congregation on
the prospect of soon having their church
edifk-e compleled, which, while it is an or
nament to their town, will we trust, also
be the cen'tre and pource of lasting spiritual
good to them and their. children. Oregon
inn. SEND TO S.USSELL & FURRY,
REAL' ESTATE
' .G-EjlSTTS,
portland,
OR TO
JOHNSON" &, I'COVIT,
OREGON CITY,
FOR THE OREGON
HEAL ESTATE ,6'AZETTE
FREE OF CHARGE.
Sept. 6 It
Death
Of
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
Grand Opening Out
of oca
FALL
GOODS.
833,000 WORTH
OP
Boots -Shoes,
TOBSMTAILEPAT.:;
WHOLESALE FIGURES.
" the j-AUGESi aiioi:;t s
In Any Eetail Store cn the Pacific
'' Coast. - -'.--....:
' WE n.WK KOOTS FOR
Men, 3 oys & Children, , ;
OF ALL SHArKS, STYLE and QUALITY.
S20
MEN'S BOOTS
DIFFERENT KINDS r.f
A LONE.
WE HAVE
SEXKERT'S
PIIILAD QUILTED
DOT-
TOM. LOOTS: -
BUCKINGHAM'S HAND-MADE SEWED
BOOTS, French Calf, Single Double.
and Tap Soles : nil shapes ;
TEIIK ELL'S LOOTS, Fine Cal. flannel
Nailed, and Pcggt-.i and Tapped Hole ;
Heavy Caff, Double Sole, Wire Quilted
. and Tap Soles-, Light Kip, Tap Soles
Men's, Hoy's and Children's.
SEIBEULICli'S FRENCH SCREWED
PHILADELPHIA MADE BOOTS,
lbavv and Li-jjit, Calf.
REED'S. FOOO & HOUGHTON'S GODFREY'.-,
IiateheUk-r's, Johnson &, Wood's
J 'art ridge's and Underwood & ( 'o's
. CA LP KIP and SLATGHTElt BOOTS,
Eastern Manufacture. . .
CiiliCtmia, "iVork iaa5e Exirt-ss""y
Fur Is.
IIECHT BROS. UNITED WORKINGMEX,
California Co-opeatives, Jkli'i k ct Cal
ishcr, Buckingiia Hecht's, and Oniu
Jones' make o BOOTS niul ' SHOES,
LKOGANS. and LADIES' and CHIL
DREN'S dress Balmorals.
We have also a line assorment of GENTLE
MEN'S FLENCH CALF, HAND-MADE
SEA' ED
Oxf.ml Tics, Gaiters & I?tne Alfccft.
Ti o-o who c uis'dt-r the'njsclveg di.Ticnlt to
fit or sn t with a i!oot or Shoe, we wmi'd be
veiy much pleased to have call and cxamiuo
our goods.
Frogman, Giiilliaii & Co.,
PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. 125 Front Street,
St. Cliailes Hotel E ti ild i n
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Octittf
IIl. ( L HJK'H
LOUDON 113 IvIS DIES
Tor Special Complaints "
DR. CLARK'S INVJGORATOR GIVES
strength to the aged and debilitated ;
ii is especially designed for young m n who
have wasted their vigor by excess-, s of every
kind, and all persons whose systems have
become weak by imprudence, ai e complete! y
restored bv its use 1'iice. one doil tr.
DR. CL'ARiv'S FURIFER cleanses the
bh ol from all impurities ; such as Scrofula.
Syphilis, Mercurial Rliou'aati.-in, Humors of
every S ot; liad Breath, Offensive Perspira
tion, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges, fro n
the Ear, Sore Eyes. Sore Throat, Falling of
the Hair, Ulcers, P.oils, Pimples, ' iRo'ehes,
and all disease of the Lungs -and Digestive
Organs. Pri o!ir rlollar.
lllf- n..ll,'V T XfV. .'; ena until
cverv description I ! eadacl.e. Earache,
Toothache, Stomachache, Backache, pain in
the Rreast and Limbs, it is an invaluable
remedy in all Nervous Disorders, and no
family should be without it. Price, one
dollar;
DR. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a n-rtain cure
r all weakness of the Geoito-Urinai v Or-
f.
gans,
f ore;
nd drs'charges of -h inueo-ijurulent na-
Leucorrhea, (ionorroea, Sperniaior
rliea, ar;l Semral W eakness,
are speedily
eured bv its use. I rice,- one do I nr.
DR. CLARK'S REGULATOR, I'm'- femaL-s
f?nly, i.s guaranteed to coirect all spi-ciab
frregiflar!t:cs ;nd d liiculties erf single la
dies.- Married ladies are can't i'u'ieil not to
Use it when in a cerfahi conriitim-i, as its
effects would be too powerful. I'lice, one
dollar.
Ail of tn-'effe celebrated femeHo's are pre
pared from Fluid Extracts under Dr. Clark's
immediate xtperrisiou, and i:rc' warranted
lresh ard fur. All anricten persons siyoiitd
send a cai efully written statement of their
ailments to Dr. Clark, and the proper rem
edy will be sent piomptly to their address.
Dr. Clark can be consulted pevscyiiaily at his
otlice, arrd f til frni-li ail the necessary ac
commodations to patients wrro plae then?
selves under his care. AR letters addressed
to DR. .1 CLARK,
Novil ly 1-270 Broadway, New York.
AGSHT3 WANTS D.
JUST CUT.
BANCROFT'S raEW IV1AP
cr the-
PACIFIC SfATESf
Califorira, Oregon. AYashington, IJaho,
ilo aiana, Nevada, Utah, Arizona,
Biitish Columb'a and Alaska.
Elegantly c-ngrayed on copper and colored
in counties. Jtiitli edition, tnoroug.ay re
fiscd and brought down to dat; 18.). It
shows the greai Oyerlarrd Kailroad, al.-fo' the
proposed Northern and Southern Pacific
Itailroads and their connections; also all
ltailroads oompleted and projected iu Cali
forma and Oregon. "
Upon the same i-hect. on a less scab', art
the mans of Alaska, and a complete Railroad'
ma
of the United St ires.
n other man can compare wito mis e n-
tion in fullness of detail, and beauty and ac
curacr of its topography. -
An "enterprise ol such magmtuue ano im
portance as this large and elearant copper
plate map, in order to be properly appreci
ated, should be in every office, school house
and dwelling. Those wish ng an agency
should apolv imrnediatclv-for terms, to
A. L. HANCROFT A CO., Fiildishers
721 Market street, San Franci-:co, Cal.
Nov. 11 -It
""iSP-If-yon Wish the very best
Cabinet Photographs, von nn-st ca'l on
LRADLEY .t KU LOFSON, 43rJ Moat-omery
ttrt-et, San Francisco.
1
.nVATC-H-ESV-'
AT OLD PRICES.
Having been the first to adopt the plan of
aC'ording persons residing at a distance the
opportunity of obtaining rist-'chiss rratches
for their own use, at wholesale prices, and
1.4-iug also the original inventors ud sole
inanufataircrs of the widely advertised Onde
VTartehes, c.f which there are so many imi
tations, and now the inventors and sole pro
prietors and manutactiit eis of tire new , ma
teria!, which we ; have named the Norton
(iol.t Mt-t il, (and secured in legal form,) h.
pei ior to al! ether metals and tally equal in
brilliancy of dolor, weight, wear, &c, to fi.ue
IS Karat gold, and to be obtained through no
o her source. We hare concluded.. to resume
me rmau hasiiiess so snceessuuiy conuueted
by us from livVT to ISH m connection w.th
our wholesale deparfmet,1 for the purpose of
placing again a reliable line ol our special
ties bet-ore the piib.ie.
Also being Sole Agents
Hi the United States forth- Livefpo'J Watch
L. we are autoi i.ed by tnem to clos-e out i
hu ge line of Eurooean Watches, chains, Acc
now in stock for, cash at prices never before
known. All beautiful m Iniis-h artistic, in de
s gn, reliable for accurate time, durable and
of the latest .styles. Every. Watch will be
retailed at less than the c st of transporta
tion, ar d forwarded securely packed, pre
paid.'to any pait ef the country on ' receipt
of price. Money tan be sent to ns bv Ex
press, with orders for Express Co. to return
Goods or Cash, which u ill sScv.re prou.pt
ness and safety to purchasers: Among our
Ik-twill be found
A Benutifi.1 English Silver Solid Double
Case Watch1, genuine English full plate jew
eled movements, adjusted regulator, steel cat
hands, engine turned ner!, correct and ser
vicabltarticle, larg or small size, in com
I lete ruanii'g order with an elegant Gent's
Vest Chain, Locket and Key, all complete,
niiiile t fi ee for j . .$5;
A Very Handsome Watch in line IS karat
Goal plated Double Cases imitation f $ lot
Gold '-Watch engraved or idain, genuine
English fail plate jeweled movements, ad
justed regulator, correct, and in complete
running order with elegant Gent s est
Cham, with Locket and Key, mailed, pr
paal tor only $S.
The rido Cold Watch
In Massive Oride Gold Double hunting Mag
ic Spring Cases, elegantly engraved, or en
gine turned, Genuine Patei.t Lever Move
ments, full jeweled, regu'ated and warranted
to keep correct time, and wear equal to gold.
Tecsely l,ke in appearance, make, luush
iVhancy of col r, to f'Jeo Gold Watch.
some of thes; pjletid tl watches will be for
warded by mail free to any address, in hand
some morocco ease, lined with velvet and
sati a-( Ladies' or Gents' s'z'i Watch,) bo
dily .;; ".- - -fi'j.
Patent Stem Winder,
Or Keyless Watch. AVinds ip trr.m the
Stem, requires no Key cm not be wound the
v. long way, in heavy Oride Gold Double
Cases, three-qiouter f late live Jeweled Lev
er -Movement, Exposed Actum. Acciraieas
a Timekeeper. Supei ior f.-guhifed.
Single one sent to any addre-s by mail, in
handsome case for .io.
The Norton Watch -
Tliis widely known, TCMiiVlc and elegant
Watch, so long and fu't approved of by the
Government and Railroed Ollicials. is r.ow
encased in the net tm-jnored Norton Gold
Metal, the very latest discovery in the sci
ence flt' M Mallnrgy," which for hardness,
durability ar.d bvrwiatiey of color and polish
has been'for.nd to surpa-S nit other known
met. ils. It does not tarnish by wear, expos
ore to heat, moi-tniv, eh '.n;.e f climate, or
tl.e action cr any acids or ga'sscs, and per
manently ntima its beau ii fid color lidly
eipial t i tbe lint -"t gold , and never wears out
This celtbnited watch is m nolid li uble
bunting eases, t f Xoi ton ("old Metal, rich
in design' art'it: in ti: ish, with magic spring
pu-h pin, imitation patent s: winding stem,
iinprove'l bevel swrH, .double joints, engine
tinned nerl, extra fine furl nby jvwi-hd
levi r movements, coyered wi h engraved
du:t caps, aecur.-.tely aejusted to ail degrees
d heat or cold, with all the latest improve
ments, cannot be surpassed for correct tune
keeping qualities, and experts Cannot detect
the sSigiite-t ddlVrer.ee it. appearahee from
one of the. liue.-t 2 -0 G.'dd Watches and
ias's as long, wi ars as we'i, ini.1 Veeps as
correct time. They aie manufactured solely
by ns, and a e 4ln.ro ughly warranted in
every t i sj ei t fi r live yea;s. A single one
of the aoeve bca iti'id Watt Tics maded pre
paid to any addiess, in ve .Vet Pined morocco
e. isc. with k"-, ac, a'l complete, for oi ly f:
Watches for Holliday presents manuaic
tared to order.
'Genuine American Watches cf all grades,
in g Id or silve r cis s. from $1S up to A-ioo.
Otiier good watches cpially low. W.th ev
cry tlub of six Vatc::cs of any kind, we
send one ex'ia Watch of same kind free, as
a premium to getter up of Club. A super
stock of Genuine Oride Gold Chains, from
i- to each, warranted fully equal 1o Gold
i i brilliancy of color, wear, tc. Bill of over
collided on delivery, if desired. Al!
bills of $12 and less must be ca-h in I'. O.
money orders, or iegilcred letters, at our
risk. G od -i carefully selected, p . eked and
f rwaid -d prepaid by mail, or by expre-s,
on receipt, of pri..e. Safe deli', cry of all
goods guai unteed. Watches forwaiaed to be
examined to parties known,' when express
chc.rges b t'i w::ys sue paid. No goods for
ward'ed west of the Mississippi River, with
hilt to collect on deliver)'. Pmc'iaceis must
pay all express charges on goods sent C. O.
D ; al tor return fi money. All cash or-
i dei-s. tofwavdo I tree d cnarge- to (icstma
' tion. Catabgiies Free. Address all ordets
CHAS. 1. NORTON ft CO.
Im roUT. liS OK WjtTv'HTS, .."..
s ", Nassau Sfieet; New York.
Fs1.!ish-1 l-sj7,:iiov4 1S70.
Messrs. iliefsn CoiScader
The well-kno'.yn R Ibard Table Manufac
tures, of New Yoik, have i stablishedat
T ?I;rvkct Sf., San Fianristo.
An exfensi ve branch of their business, where
they prop ise to keep constantly oil hand the
LAHGKST and most c-oniplete assort meat of
riL.L.I.VK"0 TAHI.-'SS. CLOTHS, CUB.S,
FTC, ON THIS COAST.
1 .TIIFi TAHLRS are ot the latest s-tye and
j-i.e recently adopted in the Eastern States ;
g- e mannfaet'nreu in the best pcssrtble man
ner, and furnished fith RilKLAN'S LAT
EST I M PRO YE D ClISliroNS.
The neAV composition Pdliiard Ball made
bv the Hyatt Mjnuoicttiring Co, of Albany,
. Y-, the oest substitute lor ivory yet dis
covered. For saie on'y by us. Pncel- 00
per set.
Alt goods sold will be of the best quality,
and the prices fully as low as any other
house iu the business.
Parties visiting the city are invited to
visit our ware rooms and inspect oar stock.
GEO. E. I'll FLAN, 511 Market St.
N. B. The public are notified that no
other parties on the t acii'nj coast, have the
... t-. i . . . . a... i r .. . -
tit to sell 1 neian s v, u mons. .ov:.m
Final Settlement.
INT THE M ATTER OF TIIE ESTATE OF
.1. Yv". Dairington, deceased. In the
Countv (kmrt of Clackamas county, Oregon.
Notice is given to all concerned that the Ad
ministrator ot saia estate lias tiled his ac
counts for final settlement, and the Court
h is appointed the first Monday in December,
A. D. ls7'. for hearing objections to the,
sithe and' the examination and settk-ment
of suc'n accounts.
A . 1 1 A R 71 1 N G T 0 N A d m ' r .
Johnson & Jl.t'oan, Aiu s.
$5 GOOO $
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
TTMTU'RR5?TTY DTP P AT TT?nDMTA
THE NEWPOOD.
For a fevr cents ycU can huy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
r aclisc of SEA 3I0SS FAIIINE,
iiiado from p:ire Irisli Jioss, cr
Carrageen, wliicli ivill make
sixteen- quarts of Blanc 3Iaagc,
and a like quantity cf Pad
ding, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Eusse, &c. It i3 the
cheapest, hcalthiesT, and most
delicious food in tlie -vvcrld. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal ; as a light and
delicate, food for Invalids and
Children. )
A Glorious Change ! !
TIIE GREAT "WO.ir. IJTi TGr.'IC.
Plantation Bitters,
Tlais vo2ilcrr2l vegetans e
rcsxoratave' 'tho s3scc!l-a;a-claorof
tSsc fceuJe and c3c::lia
tnlcil. A-5 a tosaic aa-1 corsSial
for tlic aged kebj! liscagrcaud, ii
aclaics. A3 a rcEnccJy iba CEso
Eaca-orss wcaJiBiicss to wSaicEa
-ivomc:a are cspecaaUy se3"-
Jcct, it is SMpcrscdiM-x ctcst
oISeci sliaataJaaat. Ia all C2fi--aaalo-s;,
ta-osacal, tetnapcraie,
or fi'Bg-sd, it Kcli a? a spccsIc
ia every specacs of c1isrc2ci
waicla aaslIci'iBa5EBC5 riEae fcotSaiy
strcja-lla asad tsa'caiks dovis tlSac
aiaimal spirals. For sale ly
all EJa-asgrgists.
fi.vg. 20, lS7u:lv
THE GEE AT
LOQD PURIFIER,
An Infallij: stooa ix:iiiFir:K, possess
ing rare toxic and sebyixe properties
a certain care for tuiKirsiATisM. cofT,'
ruan -ii fti i, end all kindred Diseases,
It completely restores the system when ira
paired by disease, fevives the action of th-
K1XEY'S onl CK.-IT.L. ORG.lS fadi-
callv cures scitoFt'LA, salt r:!EI.h
and all EniPTivE nni citaseolm D:j
C3SCS, gives ininicdialo and permanent relic.''
ill DYSPEPSIA, EKYS1PEEAS, Tumors.
Eoils, Scald Head, Ulcers and Sores; eradi
rates from the sy8tom all traces of Mercuria:
"Disease, . .
It is ti:"E"l.V VCCETASLI", being made
from an herb found indigenous in Coiifomin.
It is therefore peculiarly suitable for uso hr
Temales and Cliildren, as a blood :rx:-
F1ER onJ KESOYATOa.
For Sale by all DruEgUts;
fs C D t N GTQ N , KC5TETTCR & GQ.
AGKNTP,
1520 fi.xi.cl 531 Iarket Street,
aa Tranclsco.
Ocf. 20r,m
jG47.
i37C.
lvTevv8oodb;! Hew Goods
IX. CAUFIEL1)
?
T EGS LEAVE TO INFO I'M T E PUBLIC
1 that he has refitted i lie old stand, corner
Jla-.n and Seventh Sts., Oregon City, and has
received an entire new stock of goods, con
sisting of -
BR Y G0GDS: GROCERIES, '
CROC jf hi Y; GLASS U'A RE,
WOODEXIVARF;
ntid a general assortment of everything in
our line. Thankful lor past favors, ve still
solicit a share of the iii'oiic patronage.
- - . - " t
Country ITuCtuce alien iu txcnmge.ior
goods.
4".:!y
NOTICE.
LEON DELOUEl-,
Of
the BARNUM RESTAURANT,
Maira
street, OREGON CITY,
Ii e to inform the public and his friends
that he has leased tlie lower pari of the
OLIFF HOUSE,
"Which he has opened as" a
FIHST CLASS RESTAURANT.
The table will at all times be supplied wifi
the best the market affords.
Orders for suppers and parties will' be
promptly attended to. " ""
July S:tf
o AV ! ';','
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO.
iStop thai Conglilsig !
Some nf you can't, and we pi'y you.
You have tried every remedy buttle
ONE destined, by irs'intrinsic merit, to
supersede all similar 'prepai ations. It
is not surprising yon should be reluc
tant to try something else abc r the many
experiments Jofi Lave made of trashy
compounds foisted oa the public a-s a
certain enre ; but - - .
Kewo!l'G Pulmonary Gyrup
is really the VERY BEST remedy ever
compounded for the cute .Cough,
tbiis, Fore Throats, Ail.'una, J Whooping
Cough'', Bronchitis' and Cvrt sumption.
Thousands of people in California and
Oregon have been already benefited by
the surprising curative powers of
rcro'S's Pu i in on a ry Syrup
aftd with one nc-'ord give it their 6n
cpialified approbat'on.
Vv'e now address ourselves to all who
are unacquainte d with this, ti e greatest
panacea of the age. for the healing of all
diseases of the THroa.1 aits! .Lungs,
assuring you that
F-Jeveirc Pulmonary Syrup
has cured thousands, and it will cure
YOU, if you try it. This invaluable
medicine is pleasant to the ta-te ; sooth
ing, heading i;nd strengthening in if:5
Jeftects ; entirely free from all poiso'notm
or dele'ei ioiis drOgs.iind perfectly harm
less under all ciicianstances.
For S'sslc I: j- all IJriiggists.
REDING'l ON, IIOSTETl'ER & CO.,-
41C and 41S Front street, Sa& Ffanciscd.
Essence Jamaica Ginger,
J Which '.- Co f,lf Hily rrrjinmtr.dt d ts the
hest pre, a i tion u:u- Uf,'re the public.
This valuable- prrpr.rrdien, ccn'.ainiig
in a higluy conccntrafed term nil the
properties of Jamaica inger,has become 1
one of the most popular domestic reme
dies for all diseases of the stomach and
digestive oru!!". ,
As a tonic", it will be found invaluable
to all persons recovering from debility,
whether .produced l y fever or otherwise;
f'tr while it imparts fothc system all the
plow and vigor that can be produced by
wine or brandy, it is entirely free tY'm
the reactionary t-lh-cts that follow the
use of spu its of any kind.
It is also an excellent remedy for
females who suffer , from difficult men
struation, giving n! m' ft immediate re
lief to the spasms that so frequently ac
company that period.
It gives l m mediate relief to Nausea;
caused by riding m a railroad car, or by
sea sickness, or other causes. ...
Ii is also va'v'a le as an i xterrnl rp
plicaCon for Gout, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, etc.
IXKBI-XGTOS.", liOSTETTIn. & CO.,
41G and 41S Front street, San Francisco.
Bcilifiglon's '
F I av o r I ii g E x f r a e t s
A11E THE rFRFECTL Y FERE AND
highly concentrated Extracts from TnSli
Fruits, prejuircd with great ( are.
They are put up in superior style, and
in a bottle holding TWICE AS'ML'CII
as the ordinary brands of Extracts".
Ce'miiaring quality and contents, none
other are nearly so cheap.
Whenever tested on tiikik :.ri;r.iTS,they
have been adopted in )u e!'erence to all '
oflieis, arid are noiv tlie STANDARD
FLAVORING EXTRACTS of the I'aeilic -Cjast.
MARK THE ADVANTAGES;
By purchasing Ettlingf en's Cenceh
t rated Flavoring Extracts, yru obtain an
at tie! e not oidy superior in nchr ess and
delicacy o! flavor to ai-y o'her of a simi
lar nature, but far mote economical; f e
canse e; c!i In tt'e In Ids d-.uble ti.e
quantity coiitaincd in a bottle of any
other Havering extract sold.
llEIKCTO IIOSTKI TI'Il A CO.;
Agents fur LliC FaciCc Coufcf.
V,-ould yon escape FEVETt AND AGUE,
and i reserve health and vigor during the
s'ckly f-cason, make occasional use of the
following r.
If you are ATTACKED with Chills
and Bilious Fv6r, or have been a victim
to such disease, a d used other so-called
remedies wi;hoit permanent rslicf, seek
at once the safest and surest
CURE;
' by using, according to directions
MASQH St- POLLARD'S
or, Fever and .Ague ITils. Time has
proved them thoroughly to be the safest
and most reliable remedy known. Tin y
contiiin no mercury or other mineral or
chemical. Tin y are exclusively vege
table, 'flu y stimulate the functions oi'
the liver. Congest:. n.is impossible where
they arc used. They do not deter froin
daily labor. Fy a-sistin.g dige.-tion tl ey
add flesh and nuT-cleto the fYaire. They
are aoaptcd to all ages and both sexes,-ai-d
as
Will CURE in their incipiency, three
fourths .-f :il! (3 sf iises incidental to a
malarious climate. For Dyspepsia, iu
small dose, tlit-y hft.ee no oipiul.
For srrle by all I 'roggi.-ts.
rtt"GIiAGTO.V, Ii'OSTETTE'lt Si CO.,
- SOLE AGENTS.'
The Battle for Live
Which is continually going"on. between
health and disease, has never received
from any midiclne such marked and un
mistakable assistance, uu the side of
health," as it has Loin
Howell's Pulmonary Syrup
REDI5GTOI', HOSTETTER CO.,
410 and 413 Front street. S.m Francisco.
A U C TION AND COMMISSION'
A. IS RicilisiiMlsoii,
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Front and Oak str&ets; Tortlcnd:
' AUCTION SALES .
Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Merchatl
aise and Horses,
Ecery Wednesday and Saturday I
A. U. KiciiAKfrsox, Atictionecn
AT PTilVATE SALEj .
English refined Bar and Bundle Iron j
English Sipiare and Octagon Cast steel O
Huise shoes, Files, ihisps, saws; ' - ' .
Screws, Fij-pans,- sheet iron; R. G. Iron j
also :
A large assortment of Groceries aa4 Liquor
A. Ii. Kiciiakdsox, Auctioneer
, ' . . , ' , ., ". " - - r
Harvest ot,1870 ! I
Selling elf to Close Business
Ana iiuMtotro f
TSac Esalirc .Stocll
DRY G00SS. OF '
EEZ-DY-SADE'CLOTHIKd.-
ICOTSifKD SHOES
-
liens' Ladic$,MIsScs'a?id Childrens' .
HATS AND CAPS.
Groceries, Crockery Glass and Flated
Ware, Paints, Oils, Lamps, c
Wicks, 'Chimneys and Burners t
Hardware, Cutlery, etc., etc.
Jlas got to be sold
o
t, To convince ydnr?elf with respect to
this matter, call at the old corner.
I. SELLING,
South cf Tcpe $ C'o.'s Tin Stow,
Ort-goh City:
IS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND,
CORNER OF MAIN and SIXTH STREETS ,
OREGON CiTV, OREGON.
HERE II E WOULD INVITE HIS
friends, and the public in p-enera'l, to
call a nd c xa m l n e
ne his stock, consisting ot tt
general assortment of
Moots salami SacS
ii;uiinr iron many vears eineuencJ
learned that
TifEJsECRET OF SUCCESS
LIES IU Sri AIL PROFITS?
IS DETERMINED TO
OFFER SUCH INDUCEMENTS AS WILU
S.hnce the Cry of l'ordand Pi ices!
Oregon City, AiiLjust 2Sth, lStj'J. ' G
UNDER THE COURT HOUSE;
Ui'E'ON CITV. ORFCUN.
RETAIL DEALERS IN
0
BOOTS &SMOES$ '
We also constantly keep on hand
salem c a s s i m e r e s, fla n n els;
tyi:edsand reaNkets;
Which we will sell at the Factory- PriceS
and will take wool in exchau.
'
llgT We will also pay the ftighes-t price for
F.utter, Eggs, and ail kinds of good.country
produce. We, w ill selt ns low as any house
in Oregon, for Cash or rts erjnivulent in goef
merchantable produce.- . O
Hi' Give us a call and satisfy yViirselves.
-e-
DtVID R. SMITH,
Civil. njjtl Ttlrciianieal Englnnr,
Solicit r of American and Foreign
PATE W T S ,
4." MCi'TGO-tlEitV STREI-J;
P. 0. SOX 1161.
SAX FKANOISCO. Q
XYiiik AzrUdcs IVashinjitoh, "Lori
doii, Paris; Vienna, etc.
Specifications and Drawings Prepared .Ex
aminations Made. Caveats F,:ed, lore.gn Pat
.nt Ot.taiued, Rejected Applications Prose
cuted Interferences Conducted, Extensions
Applied for. Re issues Procured, Assign
ments f'repared, and
Ia(nst Biisiiiess of Every OcsciJptlon
Attended to.
Sept.2S.lST0:ly..
AVOID QUACKS. A victim nf early in
discretion, ennsing Bervnin debility,
premature decay, xc, having tiied in vain
every advertised remedy, has a simple
means of self-cure, which he will ?nd frpe
to Ins feI!ov-ifercrs. Address J. II. Tl T
TLE, TS Nassau st., New York.
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