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Female Temper,
Xo trait of character is more vat- j
liable in a female than the posses
CD sion of a sweet temper. Oh, we
can never be made happy without
it. It is like the flowers that
spring1 up in our path way, reviving
and cheering us. Let a man go
home at night, wearied and worn
by the toils of the day, and how
soothing is a word dictated by a
good disposition ! It is sunshine
falling on his heart. lie is happy
and the cares of life are forgotten.
A sweet temper has a soothing in
fluence over the minds of a whole
family. Where it is found in the
wife and mother, you observe kind
ness and love predominating over
the natural feeling of a bad heart.
Smiles, kind words and looks char
acterize the children, and peace and
love have their dwelling there.
Study, then, to acquire and retain
a sweet temper. It is more" valua
ble than gold, it captivates more
than beauty, and to the end of
lift' retains all its freshness and
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power.
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How They do it at the East.
" Neck-Tie Parties" are becom
O ing quite the rage in the Eastern
States, and we have heard of one
in this city, within the last few
, days. As ther are to be the fash
ion, it may be worth while to know
how they do it at the East. An
Ohio paper does them up as fol
lows
The Congregational
Church of Columbus, Ohio, have
reduced tne thing to a science, and
it will Unproductive of a good deal
of fun, especially if, by the merest
chance in the world, you know
three or four ladies should happen
to wear dressos made of the same
material and color. Here's the
way they do it there : Every lady
attending the party will be ex
pected to prepare a gentleman's
neck-tie of the same material of
the dress she wears for the evening,
and hand it to the doorkeeper, who
will give her a number. Every
gentleman will receive at the door
an envelope containing a neck-tie
and number corresponding to the
number in the hands of the lady
furnishing the neek-ti1. He will
immediately go to the dressing
room, put on the neck-tie and com
mence search for the lady donor,
whom he is to find by matching his
tie with the dress. When he de
cides that he lias found the giver,
lie is expected to entertain her at
the table where oysters, ice cream
and colfee will be served at the
usual prices. When this is done,
the lady will present her number,
Cjind if the gentleman can match it
with the number lie turns m his en
velope, his obligation is cancelled.
If he makes a wrrng selection he
must try again. The ties will be
of such value that they will amply
repay several mistakes."
jkown s i'ukpose. What is
Governor Brown's purpose ? The
Kansas City "J(t.rnaVf Commerce
niad.) says: "Can it be doubted
that Governor Brown has gone
over to the Democracy ? Had he
not his inaugural would have ex
hibited more of individuality, more
of liadicalism, than of the poetry
of a dream cosmic philosopher,
which he made the veil for ambit
ions designs in the future. His
avoids were velvety, but beneath
them his cruel purpose is apparent
to fasten with tenacious claws
upon Democratic sympathy and
support.
Shoo ily !
One pound of gold may be
drawn into a wire that would ex
tend around the globe. So one
good deed may be felt through all
time, and cast its iuiluence into
eternity. Though done in the first
Hush of youth, it may gild the last
of a long life, ami form the bright
est and most-glorious spot in it.
George Alfred Town send writes :
" Therecis no friend to a journal
ist like an enemy. The meaner
the attack, the more inscrutably it
cornet) to benefit him. "William
Corbet t oi:c.i a"d : 4 Every mean
enemy brings me a new thought,
two ne v friends and live new sub
scribers.'" -
v is lows are
estimated by the
Xew Hampshire.
square nine
in
l went v to t Ik
mile
is thought a
good ratio. The Uoston Adcer
iher s.-rvs that, but it seems to be
hardly doing justice to the widows.
It has usually been admitted that
a Miss is as good as a mile, and the
widows may well object to being
counted twenty for one.
A div
orce mi it in Trumbull
county, had
its origin in a di Her
("UV ol
opunon
on the subject of
baptism one maintaining thenec-
essity of immersion to salvation,
the other the efficiency of sprink
lin r.
A man i;i Waufcecr;m, 3Io., cel
lrate:l :i;i uiu-m:imon drunk :t few
days au"o bv c hasing ids wife up an
:i!e tree, throwing the children
o it of the windows and drowning
himself hi a well.
People who io much into soci
ety soon find that it sharpens the
intellect, awakens the conversa
tional powers, and arouses a keen
' t"
Xever retain
leciui in your reniem-0ln-aiH'e
an injury; forget all save
tiie kindness received, . and your
U1 seem brighter and
purer.
An exchange remarks that many
nc.md .up -I want to be a
angel, who would be much more
pat!s;aetory to his friends if he
wattled to b2 a good bo v.
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Improved Method of Seccring Dental
Fillings. Dr. Mack, of this city, baa in--)
vented a new method of securing the fill
ing of teeth without any danger of des
troying them by paring away, as has been
the case heretofore. When a tooth had
been worn away, or the interior had be
come diseased, the usual method employed
was to use an excavator and cut out the
inside portion. leaving nothing but a mere
shell, and then fill the excavation with
gold foil. By the method the doctor has
invented no scooping out is required, and
therefore the teeth will stand longer. He
uses a little drill, and with this he bore3 a
hole in the interior of the tooth. A screw
is then used to make a thread where the
hole has been bored. Into the hole a
gold nib, containing a screw, is inserted
by mean i of a very delicate instrument,
just large enough to hold it. Two or three
of those nibs are inserted in the tooth and
the gold foil is packed between tiiem. As
the tilling is pressed down the screws
form a thread upou it, therefore the mre
t is pressed the harder it becomes. Dy
this means the teeth are not destroyed.
and the tilling will wear longer. We saw
one gentleman, who had worn his teeth so
much by chewing tobacco that the upper
and lower tier would not meet when the
mouth was closed. Six of them were
filled by the new method, and they met as
in their natural condition before they had
been worn away. I he invention is a
useful one and a" great improvement to
dentistry. Herald.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Clackamas county.
Luciuda Redpath, plaintiff,
vs.
Robert Redpath, defendant.
rglO ROBERT It ED PATH, the above named
J- TW.mdant : In the name. of the State of
Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit by the first day of the next
regular term of said Court, to be held in ths
Court House, in Clackamas county, Oregon, on
the 20th day of March, A. D. 1S71 ; and if you
fail so to answer,' the plaintiff will apply to the
Court, for the relief demanded therein. The said
suit brouirht asrainst vou to obtain a decree di-
solviinr the marriage contract heretofore existing
between you and said plaintiff, on the -ground of
cruel and inhuman treatment, ana to nave tiie
care and custody of Rhoda Jane, the issue ot said
marriairc. awarded to said plaintul, and tor gen
oral relief; and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the lion. W. W. Upton, Judge of said Court,
at his Chamber., on the 2otli day ot January,
1871. that service of summons cannot be had up
on defendant in accordance with Sec. 53 of the
Code of civil procedure, and that the defendant is
not a resident of the State of Oregon, it was then
and there ordered that this summons be served
by publication.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Oremn City, Oregon, Jan. 7, l.S71.:wt.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Clackamas county. March lenn, IS, 1
Samuel Eugle, PlaintiiF,
vs.
William Ann priest, deft
Action at Law.
rHio WILLIAM ARMPRIEST, said defendant
-fi- in th tiiitne of the State of Oregon, you are
required to appear in said Court within ten days
alter i ne service oi liii j, n
sol ved in Clackamas county, or if served in any
other rountv in said State, in twenty days after
service, and' answer the complaint filed in the
above entitled action ; and this summons being
ordered to be seived by publication, you are nere
hv reouired to appear in said Court and answer
the complaint on or before the first day of the
next terin thereof, commencing on the 3d Mon
day of March, A. 1)., 1S71 : or in case you fail so
to answer when such service is maue upon you
the plaintiff will take judgment against you for
the sum of four hundred and eighty-eight and
85-100 dollars, and interest at ten per cent, per
annum since the 5th dayot 1 ebruary, A. I. lt01
and lor his costs and disbursements cf this ae
tion. JOHNSON Jc McCOW.N,
Pitt 's Att'ys.
Jan. 27, 1871.:wG
SEWING- MACHINES !
COMPETITION DEFIED.
WEv?!
E SELL TIIE SINGER. WHEELER &
ilson, Ilnwe, Elliptic, I! rover fc
K.iker, YV eed, J'arham. Keystone, lilees.
Gold Medal, American combiiui:ion, Davis
Empire, tinkle & Lyons Wilcox & Gibb
wi.h a complete outfit, late t improvements.
all extra attachments and 'J.ise at sujo.
The Wilson, Foisom, McLean A Hooper
Iiarthiam & Jtauton, vi;h outht, improve
merits, all extra attachments ami case at $3$
The Bu rkeve, Diamond, American, Home
Shuttle, liristol with outfit, taole, attach
ments and case, at f3 ).
t he Common Sense, Octagon, Banner and
all other hand machines with outiit hemmcr
and tucker at No toy machines sold.
A complete set of attachments tor hem
ming tine, coarse and wide, binding any ma
terial, quilting, tucking and making the next
tuck, ruffling and gathering, doing away
with bast.ng altogether. Made to su.t any
machine. Ouiy the complete set sold, $3.
KNITTING- MACHINES.
Tho Lamb at ".5 : the Crane at to : the
Ilinkley. Diamond $27 ; the Uickford, Ame.-
lcan, ivssick, New Haven T0.
rms
When the money is sent with the order
we .-hip with ail freight charges prepaid as
tar as tne Mississippi, or sent C. O. 1)., on
receipt of halt the amount, aud charges
added.
L. PERKBMS & CO.,
511 KING STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.
1 847. IC7I.
New Goods I jNfew Goods !
H. CAUFIELD
rEOS LEA VETO INFORM T E PUBLIC
13 that he has relit ted the old stand, corner
Main and Seventh Sts., Oregon City, and has
rec. ived an entire new stock of goods, con-si-ting
of
DRY 'GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROCKER Y, G LA SS U'A R E,
WOODESWARE,
and a general assortment of everything in
our li ie. Thankful tor pt favors, we stil
solicit a share of the u .li- patronage.
Country Produce laken m exchange for
goods.
43:1 y
WILLIAM SINGER
Has Established
A Factory
FOR THE MANUFACTORY OF
FURNITURE,
SASH, BUMOS AND EOORS,
AND MOULDING S OF ALL S ZES.
ter Thy will Uo do TURNING, of v"ry
description to order,
With Neatness and Dlspatcl
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ALL WOHIv WA UR ANTED.
oi hi ti River, bick of A; t
Store. Oregon Git- J i
Oregon City, July 30:tf
AVOID QUACKS. A victim f etlv in
discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decav. &c , having tried in vain
everv ad vet used remedy, las a simple means
or xlf-cure, which he w'll send fiee fo his
fellow s i tlerers. Address J. II. TUTTLE,
73 N.issau st., New York.
Jan. lS:6m
jj ; in v7v,,,l5
GREAT BEDUCTIOISr
m PRiOES
33. L. STORE'S,
Front Street, Portland Oregon.
WALTHAM WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS AND RINGS, CLOCKS,
OROIDE WATBIIES AND CHAINS, rrp,.T .
FINE JEWELRY AND SUA ER WARE.
.All at New York Prices.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL EYES.
EVERX ARTICLE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Watches and Jewelry repaired. juOtf
JOTICE.
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The People's
Transportation Company
WILL DISPATCH THEIR STEAMERS
FROM OREGON CITY
AS FOLLOWS,
FOR PORTLAND :
At 7 A. M.. every day, except Sunday.
And 1 I. M.
Monday, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Friday,
Foa
Salem, Albany and Corvallis.
AND OX
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
fOR
IB3 mresr Tar ari
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A. A. McCULLY, I'resident.
Nov. 16, 1370 4n.tf
SANBURN & PASCAL
Be? to inform the public and their f. iends
that they have leased the lower part of the
CLIFF HOUSE,
Which they have opened as a
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT
The table will at all times be supplied with
tiie Deal me market aiiortis.
O.ders for suppers and pnrtics will be
promptly attended to.
Ore-ron Citv, Jan. ti():tf
N
TEW WAGON
AND
Carriage fiIanufactory !
The undersigned, having increased the di
meusions ot his premises, at the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets,
Oregon City,
Oregon
Takes this method to inform his old pat
rons, and as many new ones as may be
pleased to call, that he is now prepared, w th
ample room, good materials, and the very
D-.jst ot mechanics, to build anew, rccon
struct, make, paint, iron and turn out all
complete any sort ol a vehicle from a com
moti cart to a concord coach. Trv me.
lilacksmit.hing, Horse or Ox shoeing, and
general jobbing neatly, quickly and cheap
ly done. ;A ll) s.mii ti.
Opposite ExsJeliior Market
g HADES SALOON.
G. A. HAAS, Proprietor.
MAIS STREET, Oregon City
Bert BILLIARD TABLES in OREGON
Have been introduced, and the Proprietor in
vites the attention of the lovers ot this
popular amusement to them.
THE B A R 1 S S UPPLIED
With all the choicest qualities of Liquors anj
Cigars. Scotch, Irish and nonibon already
famous YA uiskies and Punch. Also
STAFFORDSHIRE
STONJE VXE
O.V DRAUGHT.
iTiF"'Famnies supplied.
READING MATTER FOR
ONE DOLLAR!!
THE
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL,
A large Handsomely Illustrated Monthly
containing 32 to 40 large Double Column
Page--, tilled with original matter from the
ablest writers in the country, on the various
sunjecis connected witU
FARMING.
STOCK-F.REEDINO,
WOOL-GROWING,
DA IRVING.
POULTRY KEEPING &c.
Bound in handsomely tinted covers. It has a
YETKRINaRY DEPARTMENT
tinder the charge of one of the ablest Pro
fessors in"jthe United States, who answers
through the Journal, frefof charge, all ones
tions relating to Sick, Injured or Diseased
Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Swine or Poultry.
This make- it a very valuable work for re
ference, and an almost indi-pensible comnan
ion to all mteisted in etK-k breeding. The
low price at which it is published ($1.00 a
yea.') brings it within the reach of all, while
the
i&jylendid inducements offered to
xifents and 1 remiunis to
Subscribers.
make it to the interest of every Farmer and
Stock Breeder to extend its circulation.
Send Stamp for Spciman Copy, large
Illustrated JSioic Hill and Pre
mium List.
Get up a Club and obtain one of the many
valuable Premiums offered, consi-tin- of
Cheter White. Berkshire. Suffolk. dagie
and Essex Pig, Shoi t-IIori, Aldernev,
Ayrshire and Devon Calves. Southdown.
Cotswold and Merino Sheep.Cashmere Goats,
Puie-Bred Poultrv, Norway Oats. Seeds'
Agricultural Implements. Pianos. Vntrdi
Silverware, Books, &c. Specimen copies
scut free. Address
N. P. BOYER & CO., Publishers,
Farktrsburg, Chester Co., Pa.
j COURTESY OF BANCROFT
WALTER BROS.
New carpetixgs
VELVETS ,
SRTJ SSELS,
THREE-PLY,
OIL - CLOTHS,
WINDOW-SHADES,
PAPER -HANGINGS,
LACE-CURTAINS, &c, &c
We Would Call the attention of par
ties Jilting up houses, or being in
need of anything in our line
To our Stock, which is
OSE OF lilt COMPLETEST
On the Psiciiic os&$t!
0w Goods being specially selected at
the Factories in England and the
Eastern States, we can sell
AT THE LOWEST
SiiiFisijaciso Trices.
WALTER C1J.
No. SO Front street, between Alder
35.) and Washington, Portland Oregon
LAUDEN & DcFRANGE'S
NATIONAL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
For the instruction of
IYIiddle-Aged Men, Yom RIen
and Boys,
In the branches of a Business Education.
'-piIIS IS WITHOUT DOUHT A MO.VT
JL thorough and ellicient Institution, and
has made lor iis' lf a name in Oregon, of
which its fi tends are ju-tly proud.
.The branch s Vhicn stand out prominent
ly in the cuniculum of study are
BOOKKEEPING,
Ci ) M ERCIA L A R IT II M ETIC,
POLITICAL ECONOM V.
PENMANSHIP,
COMMERCIAL LAW,
CORRESPONDENCE, &.C.
A most thorough practical department is
in constant operation, i.i which are com
prised all the minutiae of business atr.iirs.
Students can enter at any time. No va
cai ions.
Call at rooms; coiner of FRONT and AL
DER streets,. r srnd for a circular contain
ing full information. Address,
LAIOEX fc I)( Fa,5(:K.
Portland, Oregbh.
The standard remedy for Coughs, Infln
enxii, Sore Throat, fYhoopi n g Cough, Croup,
Liver Complaint, Bronchitis, Bleiding of tJie
Lungn, and every aflection of the Throat,
Lungs and Chest, includiog Consumption'.
Wlslar's Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, but loosens it. cleanses the lungs,
and allays irritation, thus removing the cause
of the complaint. None genuine unless
signed I. Kctts. Prepared by Seth V.Fowig
A- Son, Boston. Sold by Redixgt.x; Ho.-1.
tetter A Co., San Frar-sisco, and by dealers
generally. Jel8:ly
A. G. AVALLIXG'S
Pioneer Book Bindery.
OREGOMAN BUILDING,
No. 5 Washington Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
BLANK BOOKS RCLED and ROt. vn r
anv de5ired pattern.
MUSIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS
PAPERS. Etc.. bound in everv varietv of
style known to the trade.
Orders from the countrv nrnmntlv at
tended to.
STEERS & HINDE,
Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines ) JBrandies, Whiskies, JEsx
No. 43, Front Street, Portlaxd, Orkgov.
Constantlv oa baud a genuine article of
Cutter Wlrtky.
LIBRARY.
r
C- VV. POPE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
STOVES, TIN PLATErSHEET IRON ."A
lERsr COPPER, LKAD PIPE, J ON
PIPE AND FITTINGS, RUB, ER
hose, force and Lit
PUMPS. ZINC, copper,
BRASS AND IRON
"WIRE.
Also a general assoitment of llous
nishing Goods. -
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware.
ROOFING AND JOBBING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION DONE TO
ORDER, AND AT
LOW PRICES.
o -
A at O P3 S j
will find
HARDWARE AND BASKETS, WOODEN,
WARE AND TINWARE, LANTERNS,
LAMPS AND OIL, LUCINE ANDj
NIGHT LAMPS. ALSO
PERAMBULATORS.
o
All of. the above articles are for sale at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
C. W. POPE & CO.
Oregon City Oregon.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
Front Street.
PORTLAXD, OREGON.
Ziebcr & Holton Propr's.
nnilE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-
X furnished and re fitted the above named
Hotel, will henceforth conducted on. the
EUROPEAN STYLE.
Rooms can be had by the Day, W eek
Ul 1UUUIU
4 pftmti?avt in t.hA House, under
he management" of PIERRE.M ANC1ET, late
of the Lafayette.
n t. it l.icniinn and constructien.it
is the most desirable Ilote: in the City, and
we intend keeping it as it ought to be
kept.
Free t'oacU anil Uaggagc "Wagon
and from le Ilotel.
ZIEBER & llOLTON, Proprietors.
Office of tiie Oregon and California
oct. 211 f. Slaeeloinuanv
CH AS. HODGE. .CIIAS. E. CALEF. .GEO. W. SXELL.
HODGE, CALEF & Co.,
DEALERS IS
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW GLASS,
VARXISIIES, R RUSHES, r A INTERS
Materials, ana jjrwjghW Sundries.
97 Front Strt-et,
Portland, Oregon.
Jacob Stitzkl. James B. Uptox.
STITZEL & UPTON,
final Estate Brokers and General
Agents,
Corner of Front and
Washing ton street-?.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
lf ill attend to the sale and purchase
ot Real E-tare in all parts of the City and
Snte. Sp 'cial attention given to the sale ol
East Portland property.
Address P. O. Lox 4'"2. Portland. Oregon.
STITZEL A UPTON,
9tf. Real Estate Brokers.
OREGON CITY
BREWERY!
II E Ml Y II U M B C L.,
Having purchased the above Brewery wish
es to inform the public that he is now piepar
ed to manuiac ttne a No. 1 quality of
LAGER BEER,
As good as can be obtained an3 where in tV.i
Stale. Orders solicited und promptly tilled.
Patronize Home Bndustry.
THS PIONEER CURLED HAIR
MANUFACTORY
TS NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE
JL market w.th a No. 1 article of Curled
Hair lor Upholstery work, which will corn
pare with any imported article In quality 01
price.
I piy the highest price for Manes and
Tails of Horses and Tails of Cows at mv
store, corner Front and Salmon streets.
D. METZwER,
Portland. Oregon.
jonx r. BACON,
Importer and fealtf in
ES QD T IZT-iSL &ssi 9
STATIONERY, PER FUM ERY, Ac, Ac,
Orpgon Cihj, Oregon.
At Chantan 1 ' Warner's old stand, lately oc
cupied by S. Ackernan, Main street.
10 tf
BILLIARDS!
Messrs. Tlielan & Collcmlcr
The well-known R IHard Table Manufac
tures, of New Yoik, have established at
54-1 Market St., San Francisco.
An extensive branch of their business, where
they propose to keep constantly on hand the
LARGEST ai.d most complete "assortment of
BILLIAHD TAHLES, CLOTHS, CUES,
ETC., ON THIS COAST.
TIIE TABLES are ot the latest style and
size recentlv adopted in the Eastern States ;
are manufactured in the best possible man
ner, and furnished with PH ELAN'S LAT
EST IMPROVED CUSHIONS.
The new composition Billiard Ball made
by the Hyatt Manufacturing Co. of Albany,
N. V.. the best substitute for ivory yet dis
covered. For sale only by us. Price $12 00
per set.
All goods sold will be of the best quality,
and the prices fully as low as any other
house in the business.
Parties visiting the city are invited to
viit our ware rooms and inspect our stock
GEO. E. PHELAN, 541 Market St.
N. B. The public are notified that ro
other parties on the I acihc coast have tl
igh to sell Phelan's Cut bions. Nov4:3m
JOnX II. SCHRAM.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SA DDLES, HA RNESS,
etc., etc.,
Main Street, Oregon City,
.era-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
particularly requests that an examination of
hie stock be made before buying elsewhere
TO THE
NERVOUS & DEBILITATED
WHOSE SUFFERINGS
HAVE BEEN
Protracted from Hidden Causes,
AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
Prompt Treatment
to render existence desirable.
" If vou are suffering or have suffered, from
involuntary discharges, what effect does it
produce upon your general iieaun z j'u,)uu
tout aul' 1 tA 1 i t si t l(K f il'IV tired ? Does a
little extra exertion produce palpitation of
the heart? Does your liver, ornnnaij
gan, or vonr kidneys frequently get out 01
order ? Is your urine sometimes in;cK,nniK
or flot ky, or is it ropy on settling ? Ur does
a thick scum rise to the top? Or is a Ftdi
ment at the bottom alter it i:as stood aw tin.'
Do you have spells ot short Dreaming or
dyspepsia? Are your iioweis consupaieu :
Ho vou have spells oi lamiing, or rusues ui
blood to the head ? Is your memory im
paired? Is your mind cons:antly dwelling
on this subject ? Do yon feel dull, listless,
moping, tired of company, of litV ? Do ou
wish to be lelt alone, to get away w orn e vr -body
? Does any little thing make you start
or jump? Is your sleep broken or restless?
Is the lustre ol vour eve as brilliant r l ne
bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you en
joy yoursen in sociei3' as wen .' I'o you pur
sue vour Misinets witn tne same energy r
Do you leol as much confidence iii yourself?
Are your spirits dull and flagging, givm to
fits of nielancht)'v ? If so do not lav it to
3"onr liver or dysjupsia. Have you resth ss
nights? Vour back weak, your knees weak,
and have but little appetite, and -ou aitiib-
ute this to dyspepsia, or liver coni laiut .'
POW, RE A
sell-abue. Venereal dlse?ses badly cured.and
sexual excesses, aie all capable of pi oducing
a weakness 'of the geneiative organs. The
organs of generation, when in peilect health,
MAKE THE MAN.
Did You Ever Think
that those bold defiant, energefic.porsovei ing.
successful Lusiness men, are .'.I ways those
"whose generatie organs are 111 perfect
health
Vou r eVer hear such fr) en complain of Le
ing melancholy, of nervousness, or palpita
tion of the heart. They are never at raid
the' cannot succeed in business; tl.ey don't
become sad and oiscouiaged ; they are all
ways pi lite and pleasant in the company of
ladies, and look 3011 a 1 the-'m rht in the
face none of your downcast locks r o'htr
meanness about them. I elo not mean th se
who keep the organs inflati d b;. running t(j
excess. These will nut only
RUIN THEIR CCKSTITU TICKS,
but also those they do bu incss with or for.
How many men. trotn badlr cu;ed diseases.
In ni the -fleets of si lf-almse anil txtessts,
have brought abot.t that state of we kr.essjn
those organs that has reduced the gtsieral
syteni so much as to induce almost eveiy
other disease
IDIOCY, LUMCY.
PARJ
spinal affections, suieidp, and almost every
either form of disease which humanity is feir
to, and the real cause of tl e trouble scan e!y
ever suspected, and have doctore d for ail but
the right erne.
Diseases of these organs require the useof
a Diuretic.
HELMBQLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU
is the great Diuretic, and is a certain cure
for disease- of the HIadder, Kidneys, Grave.!,
Diopsy, Organic W't nkne ss. Female Com
p'aints. Ceneral Dtbiiity. and all diseases of
the Urinary Organs.whether existing in .Male
or Female, from whatever cause originating,
and no matter of how long staniling.
If no treatment is t-ubrnitted te. Consump
tion or Insa.' ity may ensue. Our llesh and
bleeid are supported from these SMire es, and
the health and happiness, and that e f Pos
terity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
remecly.
HELMOBLD'S
EXTRACT BUCMU
Established upward of Nine teen Years
IS PREPARED P.Y
H. T. HELEIBCLD, Erugist,
594 Broadway, New York,
AND
1C4 South Tenth St., Phila., Pa-
Price 1.2. tier T!ntt! nr ft Pnitlno
ft?.50, delivered b any address. Stdd by all
1 . . : . ,
i'iuj;gi8is every wnere.
None are cenn!nt nnlpca rlnnn nn ;n
engraved wrapper, with fac-simi e of mv
vuvuntai ttareuouse, auu signea
. H. T. HELIV1BOLD.
Aug. 20, lb70:ly
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE-
DR. JULIEN PERRAUIT,
Dr. of Medicine of the Faculty or
Paris, Graduate of the Univorsify
Q.ueen'8 CoIIr ge, and Physician cf tiie
St. John Baptite Society of San Frai
cisco.
Dr. Perkaclt has the pleasure to inform
patients and oth rs seeking confidential n,43
ical advice that he can be consuUd daily at
his office, Armory Hall Building. N01 th
East corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco, Rooms Nos. 0,10, 11,
first floor, up strirs, entrance on either
Montgomery ot Sacramento streets.
DuT Perkatlt's studies have been almost
exclusively devoted to the cute of the
various forms of Nervous and Physical de
bility, the result of injurious habits acquiud
in y uth, which usual y terminate in impo
tence and sterility, and permanently induce
all the conconiftaiits of old age. Where a
secret infirmity exists involving the happi-O
ness of a life and that of others, reason and
morality dictate the necess-ity of its removal,
for it is a fact that pi en .at 11 re decline of ihe
vior of manhood matrimonial unhappiness,
ecmpulsoiy single life, etc., have their
sources in causes, the gei ni of which is- p lard
ed in early Lie, ana tne Uitttr lruits tasted
long afterward; patients, laboring under this
complaint, will complain of one or moiecf
the (following symptoms: Noctual Emis
sions, Pains in the Batk abd Dead, Weak
ness of Memory and Sight, Discharge fioniQ
tire Urethra on going tomfool or making wa
ter. Intellectual Faculties t-w Weakered,
Loss of Memoiy ens--.es, Ideas are clouded,
and there is a disinclination to attend to bus
iness, or even to reading, writing or ti e
society of lTunds, etc. The patient will
probably complain of Dizziuets, Vertigo, ur.d
that Sight and Hear.ng are weakened and
bleep disturbed by dreams; melancholv
sighing, palpitation, faint ings, coughs sy.d
slow fevers ; .while some have external- rchn
matic pain, end numbness of the bed v.
Some ( I the common symptoms aie pimples
in the face, and aching in difl'ereut parts rf
the body. I'atients suffering from this dis
ease, should apply in;ni. diattly to I n. Pj,k.
kai lt, either in person or by r lit er 41s he
will guarantee a cuie 1 f Sennr.al Etnissictis
and Jmpi.ttnt e in six or eifiht weeks'.
Patients fuffering from veneiial di-rime in
anv stage, . .G'bnori hea. Gleet, Strictures,
ISv.tro-, v'Tc is. Cutaneous Enijitions, etc.,
will be treated successfully. All S.ihiiitic
and Mercurial Taints entirely ieu.bvtd lrom
the system.
Di:. Pemravlt's diplomas are in lis cfTce,
where patients can i-ee for thcnifelves tlat
they are tit.der the caie of a rtguLr tduca
tt d practitioner. The Lett lefcuiices given
if rcqitiri d.
Patients e ufTV-rirg under chronic disease-
t-1 r -.. . 1 1 o A . .- .... ; . t. . 1 . 1 . . - '
...u inn ...;u cAiiiiNi e ii' r iii:tiV( s. We
invite investigation ; claim not to 1 rtv
tvcrvtl.ii.g, tiof to cure tervb-i!v, Lnt ve
e'o claim tlis;t in all cases taken uneltr tittt
n:ci.t wefultill our j,k m;;ts. V e aitict.li.r-
1 1 quest U oe ho h:. ve 1 r:t d ll, s 1 t a.-n d
etoct. r, and that ae.veited pi i
-;en n
Mi
worn tlit ai d d;sc urrgeel, to call
Low el. amcs and ouiek cuirs.
1 1 e 11 us
Lad'iis siill'eiing lior any comjluint inci
dens .to their sex, can cm suit the elector
wl'u the us.-urajice f 1 elief. Q
Ftmsile flronihlj- Fills.
Ilp.. pLnAt i.T is the cr.ly ."cent jn (..
fornia for l)n. Uiott's In a!e Xcvt Jv I ills.
Thn r immciise ta!c has e sti.Lii-.hed u ji
utation as a (en.i.le ien.ee' y r.n; i:,( lui-,
ar.el-far in aehcrce of cety oil er n n toy lor
stij jsress or.s ar.d iiicguli ritics, -i d nlt i-ol..-ti
nctie,i!S in leii'ii'cs. Cm ll.e 1 e cei-l cf
live di liars, the ?e Pills will Lc st 1 1 lv n n 1
or ex j re-s to any pa it of the woi Id, 'sui
fioin cuiio.-itj- or elan. ace.
J'et.-t r.s at a dibti.'ce Cf.n be ci rtiPr.t
he, me. by addnss-ing a letter to I 1: l'n;
kai lt, con er of Scrtnunto i;rd J! ntponi
ery streets, Hi cms 10 .nd 11, r Le x !7y,
P. (). San Francisco, statii g tie t-e ha
minutely as possible, gencii.1 Labits it !'V
ing, occi:pation, t ic, e;c.
All communications conf.dc-nt'al
lyi4p
FGiVATE MECICIL UQ.
Quieic (uiesaial 3Ic1crate
Isaigt s
r.
W,
Ko.510 Sacameno Street, ccirer cf
Lfcldt SCf it ' (a few (ioti.s Leicw'
tl.o h.i t leer I!i i
)
(I 1 ivale e ntranr e e,n J.t ;(i
Established Fjq n-sslv to Al
1 11
street.)
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ll! e 1i d
Soi.nd and Science
Ti e ani ent ai.d ('mt-
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of i
Hi ll.
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t hi T'inr- I j- e.-.ses, C
iiSt'S o!
d ;.i I
Sexual i.?oS t.t i
To tin ,unri.
DU. W. K. DCIlEIiTY ictni rs his si
thanks to his 1 un t-n 11s i r.tit t is feu
n. ...... ....- .1. . '..
core
f:t h
I " " ".i-f. ai.u we.uiei tal e II is e -j-jvt I'l :PV
to re imiul ti t nt that he cci.tn i.tsT t t r.-i U
at. ins 11 stitnte fir tic t uj e- el un e I i.
ti
castsot the Eunsis. l.ivrr. Kii'r.v 1k,s-
tive and
private dj-
(ienito- Uri ai v Cifin.'s, :ielQil
eases, viz - Svnl-ilis in ,ll it U 1 1 x
anet stages, Scn.ii til V.'ei.ki e s ami all ti e;
honid ton.-cqut ntts ot stll alure. (5e re it
l.oa. 01 -ot, Stricture s, NetH iin.l :,rd 1 'ii 1 -1
al Lmisk)ns. Sexuiil Dt til lv, Dirtrstsef
l.e- Hack M..d lt.ii f, ii f!e n'n-.i.t:e n of ll e
111 delt r ai d Kieh eys, t te . ; i.i,d he I e e 5
that his !er.g experience end srctesrful riac
lice will cemtii ise to iinie l ien a si hit ef
1 uhiic patronage. Py the ife tiee of n.s-.i.y
years in Euioj e and ihe United States, he is
enab'e d to apply i,e me st illicit nt mdsic
ccssful remedies agaiiif-t disejites cf all k:ne'F,
He use s no mercmy. t l nif.es n t 't?erate,ti t i ts
his 1 ntie r.ts in a e en r e t M;d 1 t i en b'e v ay.
a no lias iclertl.ces eJ i;i eiutt t;t f tilt-
A t I i:Cl-
fy fi
hgh
nifn of known 1 es-j 1 1 1 1.1 i'ity
at.el
staneiing in m c ety.
All 1 10 e . ....
uttirir l; 1 m bv letter tr it! nuil(. ;m,
. 1
ceive the 1 est "and gentlest tic-atnle t a: d
in p;icit seci icy.
To Ft-nit; leg.
When a female is i-n ti cubic or rfrlu ifn
, eiiscase, as weakness of the La.
limbs, pain in the bead, din l ess of
in el
i. ht,
le.i-R 01 muscular j ower, palj itat enef
tie
.n.... 11 1 naoi.iiy, nt t ve usr.t ss, extitn:
e tii
stive u:aiy annciiltie.s. elcu. tt n.t nt of ' dice-
iunciiops, gcneisil lie l.iliiv, Vi.g'ni; 01 dr
e,. s of the ttomb, tyste.ia, Meiilit' ar d all
other diseases peculiar 10 ft ira!es,h s-I end
go cr write at mice te, ti e celtbialtd lema!
doctor, W K. DOIIFKTY, nt bis Medical in
Mn uie.ui d consult him atcut ht r ticutos
and diseases. The Doct, r is tt ctii g n.e re
cures ihan ary otter pOfician in the- State
ol California. Let no false e'tlicrcv picvent
u"' ,,ut l I'ly immediately and savp v. if
tion, pamfui st.fle.iiips and pien aturc death.
All married Jed its, whose e'e Hcr.le hetu'thcr
other circumstances picve-rt nn ircre : f c n
their families -h.onld wrife or tell j.t I)R V.'
K. LOIILRIY'S Jit dical Ii.sti i.le, i d H e v
will leceive every possible relief are! l.elp
Ihe Doctoi's eflicts aie so ai rsim c d Ql;at he
can be consulted without fear A tteei valiou.
To Ceirre sjicnelt nf s.
Patients rcsidirg in any f r. 1 1 oT the Fi afe
nowe ver distsnt. wl o mav des re ti e opinion
and advice of I R.DCIJFU'l Y in their itspec-0
tne cases, and who think j roj er to sul mit a
wi itfe 11 sti.tcrr.ent cf sreh, in jrefnerceto
holding a -erser al interview, s ie resj - ret ful
ly assuied that their con n;uriie at e r.s will I e
held sue led and conf dent ia f. If the case be
fully and candidly e'escribtd, persr -nal e 0111
nainication will he ui nee -cf-sary, as ii stmc
tions for diet. leginicn ai d the gtne-ial t!eat-n-.ent
of tne care itself (including ti e itme
d ess, will he f. rv.aided withe nt de-lav, arul
in such a manner as to convey no ideae f tl e
mijf ert of the letter or paictl.
tOf-Ci nsultation by le tter or r.fkctwise.
FLEE. Peimanentcuiv gnaraLtiedcruoi a0
Sprrniatoii licra.
1T nfilirT- . . .. . D
"as jui punjisiicdan im
poitai.ti an-iphlet, cmb dying his e wn vie
and experiences in itlation to Imt otei ce cr
inhty; 1 eir g a She it Tieat cs e nSjcima
toirhera or Seminal Weakness, Nervous ami
I hysu-al D-b.lity ce nscqcent on this afeo
t 011, end other d sease s of the Sexual Drear a
Ibis IitUe work contains infe-iniaiie n e f tl.o
utmost value t i all.wht ther mai rlt d orsinoj
ar d will 1 o sent FLEE 1 y mail en rcetij t of
mx cents in postage stamps for lcftun post
age. Addiess.
W. K. POI1FRTV. M. P.. u
julOoly San Frcncisco Cal 1
JMPERIAL 31 ILLS.
Savicr, laRcque & Co.,
OREGON CITY.
tuKeep constantly on hard (m sale, do
Jlidfings, Bran ai ei Chicken Feed, Paitits
put chasing fttd mutt luitiib the sacks.
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