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Johnson's Opinion about Men-
A correspondent of the Cincin
nati CommcrclalatQy interviewed
ex-President Johnson, at Knox
ville, Tenn. Ho says :
I asked 3Ir. Johnson what he
thought cF Gen. Sherman as a
Democratic nominee for the Presi
dency. "Sherrna.n,,i said he, "is a
smart man and a shrewd man.
There is no doubt but that he is
looking forward to the Presidency,
and if he can't get it from one
party, he intends to from the
other. lie is not very particular
about parties. In course of time
lie expects to be President, but he
T is in no particular hurry " about it.
ellis chief aim new is not to lose
popularity, and to be ready when
the golden moment comes, lie is
a military man, and don't care
much about parties. lie is a good
deal as Grant was nftcr the close
of the war. That little fellow h id
auitc a notion of going with the
l)emocracy for awhile."
"lie was formerly a Democrat,
was he not ?"
"Xo, lie wasn't anything. lie
didn't have sense enough. He
has got no head of his own. Sher
man is as much smarter man than
him as you can imagine. Fre
quently they have both come in to
tjcc me on business. Grant always
stood back and let Sherman do the
talking. The little fellow felt his
inferiority, took a back seat and
let Sherman transact the business.
Sherman is a man, while Grant is
nothing. Yes, sir, he is just noth
ing." "But the liepublicans will be
apt to renominate him, don't von
think
"Appearances indicate that they
will."
"They have got him, and seem
inclined to hold on to him V"
"Xo," replied .Mr. Johnson ; "lie
has got them. They can't get rid
of him. lie is m, and intends to
remain in. lie has got the pal ron
age and that infamous Ku-Klux
bill to aid him. That Ku-Klux
law is a damnable infamy. Twenty
ycars ago it would have shocked
the American people like elec
tricity." "The only way to retain Power is to
keep up Hell "
Tito Chicago Journal, an infa
mous, dirty Mongrel sheet, tells its
readers that the only animating
principle left its p.irty is "sectional
hatred." It states that the mo-
ment mis dies out, tne moment iren-
rral amnesty is accorded to the
South, and the bond of union once
more becomes complete, and uni
versal brotherhoo I again holds
sway, its cause is up; its party is
,ono; its defeat inevitable ! That
party, with U. S" Grant at the head
of it, thrives only on the wages of
in and iniquity. It lives, moves
and has its being in riot, lust and
all manner of abominations. Its
life is the death of the country at
last. The life and prosperity of the
citation are its dest ruction. Shall it
biPallowed to live after 1872, white
men? X. V. Dag Jh !:.
Industry. Man must have oc
Qcupation or be miscniMo. Toil is
the price of sleep ami tippet ile ; of
health and enjoyment. The verv
Qiiecossity which overcomes our
natural sloth is a blessing. The
wliole world duv, not contain a
briar or thorn which divine mercy
could have spared. We are hap
pier with the stertiiity, which we
can overcome by industry, than
w o could have been bv the spontan
eous plenty and unbounded pro
fusion. The body and the mind
are -improved by the toil that
fatigues them. The toil is a thou
sand times rewarded by the pleas
ures which it bestows. Its enjoy
ments arc peculiar. Xo wealth
can purchase them no indolence
can tate them. They flow from
the exertions which repav!
The Montreal Xews savs that in
the lace of such legislation in this
country as the Ku-Klux bill the
people of Canada will not bo verv
anxious to annex. '"2s obo Iv," says
the A".'".n ''however poor'v pro
vided with brains, would dream of
abandoning a land where freedom
exists, where the coarse of justice
holds its sway, for a country under
the iron heel of an ambitious and
Qiur-e i'u pi i us cue ral.
I low does that sound to Ameri
can ears, t'o:nh;g :s it docs from a
monarchical press? Yet there is
a point iu the remark of the ATcv?
that every honest, intelligent man
must feel in his own conscience is
well taken. o much tne
shame for us, as a nation.
more
A Xiei: Tit K. ft. A Padical ex
change proposes, the names of IT. S.
(irant. and Simon Comcron, for
President and Vice- President of
cxlfe United States. That suits us
exactly. Simon Cameron was
kicked out of Lincoln's Cabinet for
the most unblushing corruption,
and Grant ha established the char
acter of always beituj "accessible"
when "jbs"" are around. The two
together would draw to their sup
port all the thieves and scoundrels
in the country, and leave in theop
O position all tin? honest men. By
0nU means, let us have Grant and
Cameron, and then it will be hon
esty against thievery. Etamincr.
Si--
' V X FI.O W m; s "? ' :1 n . tt,
it thei c is aiy place about vour
bouse where water is thrown" out
and bkely to become malarious.
. l,,?nt the power of absorb-in-malaria
a -1 .e-HiViu- the at
mosphere. llast .elvicc
tor country ..Iks
is meant
..-sc.
Ths Verdict of a Jury of Boys.
Vriicn Dr. Nathaniel Prentice
taught a school in lioxburv, Mass.,
hs was very much of a favorite,
but his patience at times would get
nearly exhausted by the infraction
of school rules by the scholars.
On one occasion, in a wrathy way,
he threatened to punish the first
boy detected in whispering, with
six blows of the ferule, and appoint
ed some detectors. Shortly after,
one of these detectors shouted :
"Master, John Zeigler is whis
pering." John was called up and asked
if it was a fact. (John, by the
way, was 'a favorite both of the
teacher and his schoolmates.)
"Yes," answered John, "I was
not aware what I was about. I
was intent on working out a sum
and requested the one who set
next to reach me the arithmetic
that contained the rule which I
wished to see."
The doctor regretted his hasty
threat, but told John he could not
suffer him to whisper and escape
the punishment, and continued:
"1 wish I could avoid it, but I
cannot without a forfeiture of my
word, and a consequent loss of my
authority. I will leave it to any
three scholars you may choose to
mention whether or not I remit the
'punishment."
John said he would agree to
thai, and immediately called out
G. S., T. D., and D. P. I). The
doctor told them to return a ver
dict, which they soon did, after
consultation, as follows:
"The master's word must be
kept inviolate John must receive
the threatened punishment of six
blows of the ferule; but it must
be indicted on volunteer provies,
and we, the arbitrators, will share
the punishment by receiving, each
of us, two of the blows."
John, who had listened to the
verdict, steps up to the doctor, and
with outstretched hand exclaims :
".Master, here is my hand ; they
shan't be struck a blow ; I will re
ceive the punishment."
The doe! or, under pi ence of
wiping his face, shieleded his eyes,
and telling the boys to go to their
seats, said he would think of it.
I believe lie did think of it to Ins
dying dav but the punishment was
never inflicted.
Coxci.r.sivi:. At a debating
club the question was discussed
whether there was more happiness
in possession or pursuit of an ob
ject? "Mr. President' said an
orator, "suppose I was courtiu1 a
uirl and she was to run away, and
I was to run after her; wouldn't I
I)..; happier when I catehed her
than when I was
her;-'
running after
Pious. A Western paper tells
a story of a man who having o-one
into a heavy purchase of pork on
a falling market, was overheard
praying in the io'lowin style :
"Oil, Lord, lor my sake just ad
vance hoo's one cent per hundred,
and won't pay but four dollars
per hundred for any more. Amen."
Meant PfsixKss. "Will yon
take? this woman to be your wife?"
"S.piire," was the reply, "yon must
be a '-Teen un to ax me such a
question as that. Do you suppose
i d be such a plague v fool as to
"ie up the bar hunt and take this
li'al to the quilting frolic if I wasn't
consenpturosiy sartaiu and deter
mined to have her? Drive on
with your business"
3,, j . .
liir wY eights. A citizen ot
Franklin county, Elaine, has l4o
-t t i i n r , i i
pouiii is ot emit ii'en. n is iour I airj, 'li
ters nverau'e 200 pounds, and his
twelve sons f;o pounds each.
flS STILL AT HIS OLPSTAXP,
COUNiol Or MAIN am) SIXTH STh!'i:T
UKK;OX CiTV, OitKOON.
W
Tl'i EilV, HE WOULD INVITE iiiS
trio:!.-. a;oi t!io pnolu: in genera!, to
cat I and cx-ttiiuio Lis stock, cousistin ut a
LTe;;eraL us5s;vt.uut of
in si is si C.ips,
If :ii4!vmie.
C't"-' Having fronc many rears' exnoripnc
learned that
THE SECHET OF SUCCESS
LIES IN SIflAlL PROFITS
IS DETER M t NT p TO
OFFER SUCII INDUCEMENTS AS WILL
S.lenoe the Cry of Portland Piices'
Oregon C;v, August -2Sth, l$6i.
TO STOCK DROVERS.
THE ROAD ACROSS THE CASCADE
Mountains, known as the "Old Emigrant
Road," is n v incomplete order fr the ac
e 'inmodation of the traveling pa'olie. The
budges on the road have a'l been thoroughly
repaired, and stock drovers will have no
trouble in crossing the mountains by this
route. There is plenty ot good 2rass" and
water on this route, and the distance across
is or lv ."i miles, being the shortest as well
as the best road across the Cascades. Stock
drov.-rs and emignnts will find it to their
idv.::jtd::e- t.! navel nvor this road. Tolls
rcasjiia-jte. JOSEi'H VOU.VC,
President.
Clackamas County, June PI, lS7I;tf
GREAT REDUCTION
in FRIGES
AT
33. L. STGIOTBrS,
Io. "EOT Front Sli'eef oi'tlsnacl Oi'eg'on,
WALTIIAM WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS AND PINGS, CLOCKS
OROIDE YTATPIIES AND CHAINS,
FINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.
.All at ISTew Yoi'k; Prices.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL EYES.
EVERX ARTICLE WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED OR SIDNEY REFUNDED.
Watches and Jewelry repaired. JuOif
5 847.
I37i.
New Goods ! Now Goods !
11. CAUFIELD
BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM TE PUD LI C
that he has refitted the old stand, coi ner
.Main and Seventh St.s, Oregon City, and has
received an entire nciv stock of goods, con
sisting of
BUY GOOI'S, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE,
J I U 01) ESI I' A R F,
and a general assortment of everything- in
our line. Thankful lor past favors, we stil
solicit a share of the iodic yuitromige.
Country Produce lakLii in exchange to
good 5.
4C:ly
EW WAG OX
AND
Carriage M a nu factory 2
The undersigned, having increased the di
mensions of his premises, at the old stand
Corner of Haiti and Third streets,
Oregon City
Oregon.
Takes this method to inform hi-, old pat
rons, and as many new ones as may be
pleased to call, that ho is now prepared, with
ample room, good materials, and the very
bO!-t or iticehanies, to busbi aiu-w, recon
struct, make, paint, iron and turn out all
complete anv sort, ot a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord each. Trv me.
Diackstnitlung, II.rse or Ox .shocinir, and
general jobbing neatly, quickly and cheap-
y done. :A II) SMI I 11.
Opposite Excelsior Market
LENGCLNJBAKERY.
BAILEY a U ARDI f O ,
Succcs-ors of L. Dili.kk. in the Lincoln
l!ak -ry,
BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE CITI
zens of Oregon City and surrounding
coroitrv, that they keep constantly on hand
and fir sale, all kin '.Is of
liilE Al), CI! VC l'v E!IS,
CAi:i:S, I'ASTiiV,
CANDIl-o AND NUTS.
Also, a good and general assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Orders promptly tilled, and goods deliver
ed at the residence of the puicha- r when
Jesii'f-J.
T h- highest pi ices paid f r Ratter, Eggs
and Vegetables.
A liberal s-hare of public patronage is re
s;j; ct;'u!!- s-dicited.
Aonl ---.i. i -7' : 1 v
Patrcnlzo Home Industry.
THE PIOHEER CURLED HAIR
MANUFACTORY
IS NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE
market with :i -No. 1 artu le of Curled
Hair for Uph.olstery work, which wili com
pare with any imported article In quality or
price.
I p iv the highest price for Manes nod
Tails f 1 torsos and Tails of Cows at my
store, corner Front and Salmon f4r-et.
I). METZ'.FE,
Portlaud, Oregon.
OREt;ON CITV, ORE!! ON",
RETAIL DEALERS IX
PIT eooBs,
I al.-o keep constantly on hand
SALEM CASS I ME RES, FLANNELS
TWEEDS AND RLANKETS,
Which I wiil sell at the Factory Prices, and
wit! take vvooi in exchange.
t?T "'ill also pay the hishost price- for
Kiitrer, i-irus, and ah kinds jt noocl country
produce. I will sell as low as any house
:n Oregon, for ( ash or its equivalent m good
mere ha nt a bie produce.
3 Give me a call and sati-fy yourselves
DEER SKIMS WANTED.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTY ORDERS
JOHN .MYERS.
Jan. 13.1S71 tf
JOHN II. SCIIRAM.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SA DDLES, HA RKESS.
etc., etc.,
31. tin St?t, Orrzon (iiy,
tf-Wishes to represent that he is now as
well prepared to furnish any article in his line
as the largest establishment in the t-ite Ilr
particularly requests that an examination of
his stock be made betore buying elsewhere
STEERS & H2NDS?
Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AUD DOHESTIC
IVincs, Drandic, Whiskies; JEsc.
Fk ,XT Str5, ronxLAXP, Oregon.
Cwl!iLau'ja-ticIe ot
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LXtJiiAitl,
TJNTVERSITY OF CALIF0P11IA,
WALTEfl BROS.
V ELY ETG ,
BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY,
OIL - CLOTHS,
W IU D 0 W-SII A D E 3 ,
PAPER - II A II GINGS,
LACE- C TJ II T A 1 1! S, &c, &g
We Would Call the attention of par
tics Jilting vp houses, or being in
need of anything in our line
To our Stock, which is
OXE OF 'Lllh COMPLETES!'
)n the PsnciO 2ist!
Ow Goods being specially selected at
the Factories in England and the
Eastern Stales, 'ive can sell
AT THE LO WEST
52.sa!Fflsmcigeo Prices.
No. SO Front street, bet ween Alder
35.) and Washington, Portland Oregon
AeiT WAITED
C'lergyjiic::, Scliuol T;.c hers, Smart
Y!!ing ?1f5i find I:!lie.s a lit cil
to Canvass lor tStc ?t w IJoolt.
"OOP. FATHER'S HOOSE,"
!R
Tho Unwritten Word.
l!y D.oaia. Mau 'u, author (f the popular
' Xiglit Scones". Thii master in tnuught
ai-d ianaaaje slews n unt'dd iich"s and
I eautics in the O.-ea' llnase, with it- i;!ini-i-!g
iio'.vers, sing:ng finis, waving palms,
rolling clouds, heiat.ful how, sircl moun
tains, de'ighi'u! ri'.. rs, mighty (c-, aus thu;i
ih. ring v(i'ccs, bi: zing h'-:ivens and .t uui
V-. iso with Uiit'c-s l;fiugs in mil i-.)iis d
v. orlds, and re.-.. Is to us each tho. unwritUm
word, j: s tin'cd paper, ornate engraving-!
a id superb bin ling. Send for circular
in which is a d'-cri;siiya an-1 uoivcr-;.:!
c-.'mm--ndati'ins by the press, iuiuis e s a :.;
c-!!f,ge jculcss -rs, ia the strjghte-t po-;sibl-Liii
ua . e.
Ag'-uts u!s i Wan to. 1 foi the
PACIFIC LAW ENCYCLOPEDIA,
Writlen exn;c-s!y for us2 upon the P..edie
Coast.
.m" pages: full law rinding:
Trtitf-i Upon J,'-.';!;; s-:i) I)hint Suhj.-ctt,
To ct)nsult upon any one of which would
co.-t nii'i'i' tiian file price of the Rook.
JIY J. F. WHF.EY,
Of the San I'ram is.o Par.
The above are the most, rapid selling and
popular lm;:ks cv-er upon this Coast. Agent
are uu-cin; wi'h micc.'S- crv wiierc.
't)i-! 1 'ti in"' H'i lety -ft ' Ci'culartt iul -'-'.
A L. B iNCTOFT Cz CO,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAE.
WE HAE BEMT
HUNDREDS CF SIBGLS
W A L 11 A M WATCHES
to t:i-: iv-cii'ic coast,
MAIL ill-TD EXPRESS,
And in evt ry case
W1T.T SATI.,:-'ACnON- TO tiik rmcw vsi;u.
7 '(..' J ric : .s- are now all E !" 1.
Solid .Silver Hunting Watches tf lav: i
Solid (iold Hunting Watches ua t'-"'a -','.
Q'tr pri.-fx art all In, (5 it ken backs end- v
h nl in iii'ie but (1 ExriNE Waltham Watchks
Kvery one who wants a Watch and feels a
desire to be posted should write to us lor our
illustrated History of Vatebmaking. It will
cost you nothing as we send it postpaid with
out charge, and with it. a lull Catalogue of
all the Watches with prices of each. When
yon receive this you wiil besur;ois'-d at the
low rates and yoii will understand our plan
of sending watches to any place ho-vever re
mote without ;iny ri.-k t.j the purchaser.
We send aip- Watch ycu order and let you
examine it. before vou pay for it. Do not or
der a Waicli till you l.aVe first sent for Xh :
Price List and w hen vou write please men
tion the .1..Y in full,
HOWARD& CO,,
Watcluitcikt )'ft ami ,i wel: rs,
No. N0.- I1IS!)VUWAV, .ev Voik.
We have a full stock of extra feavv Ca-es
such as 4, .", 0, & is oz. always un bund and
can fill orders i romptly. jc'iOm:
RESTAURAfl T.
LEON DoLOUEY, PropV,
r LATE OF THE CLIFF HOUSE
MUX STREET, OREOOX CITV, OUEGOX.
TnE UNDERSIGNED R E
speetfuiiy announces to bis
f j nds and the traveling public,
t! at he has re-opened the above
named Restaurant.
The r.ronrietor knows how to serve his
csutomers with Ovsters, Pig's Feet, a good
cur- of Coffee or a SQUARE MEAL.
Oregon City, Jan. 27, lS71:tf
A. PJOLTMER,
NOTARY PDDLTC, ENTERPRISE OFFICE
Oie-oa City, JanI3:tf
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re tvVT'i'op.vLt-.! !; I.; a r: I.'.
r:. n. :.!cio:s alu i tob:; i i iixiat.CAL
FOR PALE.
OUR DRUC BUSINESS located in San
Fraeisco, C.il. Afier our best wishes, an,l
expressing our thanks lor the lib-oral pat
ronage wo have rt ceived for more than
twentv-one years, during which period we
have been steadily engaged in t!:e J.'i t;g bu i
ness in Calilbi-nia, we beg to say in conse
quence of the rapid growth of lr. Walker's
California Vinegar 1; ttet s, now spread over
the United Stages and countries fa r beyond,
we are necessitated to devote our entire
time to said business.
We are the Okhst Drug firm on the Pacific
Coast and the only one, coutinou under the
same proprietors since h i'1, and have de
termined to sell our large, prosperous, and
well e-tabli-ht-d business on favorabl tern:;:.
This is a tare opportunity for men with
menus of entering into a prohtab'e business
with advantages never before c fit red.
Fo' particulars enquire of
r. ii. Mcdonald a co.,
R. II. McDonald. ) Wholesale D:nggi-ts,
J. C. Si-nxcm:.
San Ercnei-to. Cal.
N. P. Until a sale is made we shall con
tinue our impoi tations and keep a larue
stock of fr( sh eoo.-'s constantly on band,
and sell at prices to defy competition.
The Great Helical Discovery!
Dr. WALIIEP-' C1LIFOP.NIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
Hundreds of Thousands cf
Bear testimony to their vVoudsr-
c o i'u I Curutive liCects. f y.
WHAT ARE TMEV?p
-
c :-..v
Ti:i-:r arr not a vii.:-:
Mads of Poor Knm, Whiskey, Tvoot
Spirits aul Refuse Iinuors doctored, spiced
and sweetened to please the taste, called "Ton
ics,"" Appetizers," "Restorers," &c, that lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
a true Medicine, made from the Native Koots and
Herbs of California, free from till Alcoholic
St imulants. They are t!io;UEATI5L()OD
Pi niriEIt nutl LIFEtJIVIXG PRIN
CIPLE a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of
the System, carrying oil" all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to p. healthy condition. Xo
person can talie these Bitters according to direc
tion and remain long unwell.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheu
matism and (Jont, Dyspepsia or Indi
Eresliou, Iiilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the IJlood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Uladder, these Bit
ters have been most successful. ?ucU Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which
is generally produced by derangement of the
Digestive Oi'ern.us.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Tain ia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of
the Stomach, T.ad taste ia the Mouth Bilious At
tacks, Talpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms, are the off
springs of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid livetand bowels, which render them of un
equalled efficacy in cleansing tho blood of all
impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruption? .Tetter,
Salt Kheum, Blotches, Spots, rimples, Tustulcs.
Boils, Carbuncles, King-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration of
the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever name or nature, are literally dug up
and carried out of the system in a ehorttinie by
the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such
cases will convince the most incredulous of their
curative effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in IMm
plcs, Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse it when you
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and tho
health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurkingin
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. "WAl.KF.Ti, Proprietor. Ti. H. McDONALl) &
CO., Druggists and Ccn. Agent?, San Francisco,
Cal and Si and 31 Commerce Street, New York.
SOLD BY ALL DI1UG GISTS AND DI
Feb. 17: 1;
M
Til' iu pr.), r of tLi.-? v; on f..I luediv-ir.p.
claims to i.avc uisc-jvereJ an-.l ci-.nhui' in
!ifrm;nj more of ,Yfjo'-V r,iot -c n ;;:;,
',-( ...;o..7o'-n' than was ever before com
bined in out; medicine. The evidein c ' S'! !ii s
tact is found in tho treat variety of most
obstinate uisea-cs which it lias been found
to conquer. In the cure of lh-on-ititi.
Sir (re i'vah.--, and tho early st-tjre.s of Von
!'.;'. it h-is ;t-!(.i;ns!ir(l the' medical fa
culty, and bun. v ds of the b. st physicians
pronouncu it
."' !'-'
i;f the. ti',r-. m e :t cures the severest
Coughs, it sti'cnythens the sssiom and puri
ties the blood. IJy its nrat ami tUroujh
l'!od jtn'tJnz prvp.-rfi-it cuff: all llumo-
from the worst Scrifufti to a common 7A' -',
'imp'!'- "r FrupHu:,,. Mercurial Disease,
Mineral Poisons, yphiUtb; and Vonoral Di -eases,
and th'-ir cii'e. ts aro era boated and
rigorous ' -rih'h and a ..;, .7. o.osr.'u.'"" cstab
lis'hed. A'v--.-.--?.ov S.ili Rhtvhi, Sv.il-l tte.t-',
l'tvcr Son, Scal-j oi Eou::h SLin.n sliort.
ail the numerous diseas excised by '"-' ;l''.'
are eououercd by this powerful, purityiiij:
a':d iuvigrivai iar mcdieine. For " f-'v""
Co.np'ii"t;' l;llim Jji.-nArs and IFa j.iUa!
Con'sVontUio. it has produced hunorecs o!
per'ectami permanent cures where ft her
medicines had fad. r
The proprietor oinr ? 1 'n'O reward .or a
mod -cine thut wilt o.ul it ... the cure of ad
d'seascs for which it is recommended I,e
ware of ro-Ji,U rf- 'M and vrt .',:.- at ..
See that niv private Govcimnent Marnp,
which is aj'-itlve ia, :,: ofir..f,u,un
is upon the outside wrapper. 1 ins medicine
;s ii Dr.ns-.hu 'it H i (," per Ovith. J're
pared bv 11. VPlKRCi:, M. I'., Sole Pro
prietor," at his Chemical Laboratory, l:j.-J
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
OHEGON CITY
BREWERY!
iiu.: in; i. & stege,
Havmp: purchased the above Brewery wish
es to inform the pubJb- that he is now prepar
ed to manufacture a Xo. 1 qnality of
As crood ns can V,e obtained anywhere in the
Stale, Orders solicited and promptly tilled.
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V authority of a special Act of the Leg
islature of Kentucky, of March 31th,
171, the Trustees ot the Public Library of
Kentucky will cive a
G R(h M D GIFT
$1,000,000 Conceit!
At Louisville, Ey,,
On TtwJi.nj, October Slat, 1871.
Under tha direction of the best Musical Tal
ent that can 13 piocured.
TICKETS OF AI-MISSIOX, -10 EACH, CfRRKXCV.
Fach Ticket wid have attached to it four
coupons of the denomination of ."jo each.
The h'dderof an entiie tn-ket will be entitled
to a!dh:is.smn to the Concert, and to the
wliole amount of tlie gHt awardel to it by
lot. '1 be holder of each coupon will be en
titled to a : mission to the Concert and to
one-lburtlt of the amount of such gift as may
be awarded to it.
Tu provide funds for this Grand Concert
and ior the benciit of the Public Library of
Kentucky, 1 ...0,0.10 Tickets will be sold at
each currency.
Tlxc Citizens IJaiilc of Ivciittcl;y
is Treasurer and Depository.
Immediate! alter tho Concert the sum of
CB550;O00 IU CURRENCY
will be disti Ibuted bv lots to the holders of
Tickets in the iW! o w 1 n g
CT jS- ISIEX a
viz
t)XF (;ra:;u gift of ?ion,oo:
One (lift of 2o,5o:)
One Gift f 2n,o.,.)
One (Sift of llbooo
One tiiit of 18,000
One (ii ft of 17,000
O:
Gilt of 1 ',' '
One (lift of. .
1 5 ,0'JO
One Gf ft of It,0o0
OnetJ.ft ot 13,oo0
One Gift of l'-',0u0
One Gift of 11,000
One Gi;t of. .
One Gift of. .
10,000
iy.'Oo
One Gift of ,000
One Gift of
One (ii:t of.
One Gi t cf.
One Gift of.
One Gift of
7,000
('.,'- 0
4,o0
S,o0'.
2.00')
One Grand Gift of o0,0o0
Ten Gifts ot l,l;00 cacn 0,"OO
Fifteen Gifts of .f.'OO each ly, r,ou
F;-bteen (Jilts ot ?f.-t'0 eacii
Twenty Gifts of 700 each
Twenty five Gilts of $!:) each
Twenty Gifts of each
14,4! '0
14,000
1.5,0' 10
lo,oo0
Forty-live Cilts of $0oo each 14,500
Forty Gifts of -i-iio each ! ,
4b; Gifts of 100 each 41, Coo
721 Prizes, in nil $.o0,0'X
After paying tin: expense of t lie eaterprise
and making the di.-tnbution of the gifts, the
balance oi the proceeds ari.-ing from the
sate (if tickets w ii! bo appropi -iated to the
estabiishni'-nt t f a
Free Library in Louiivi'le, to be called the
VnMh: Library of Kentucky
iiy the i-rovisions of (lie charter this Li
brary is t'i be fo: ever free to the gratuitous
use and enj-o un-1. 1 of every citizen and it is
the purpose vt the trustees to laise a fund
sii!lici(-nt to secure a suitable building, to
place in it books enough to form the nucleus
of a magnificent library, ami to o endow it
as to enable it to buy the current publications
as they come out, and to be self sust tilling.
The corcert an J distribution will take place
u:: h r too immcFate supervision of the
iru.-tees nunied 1:1 the act of incorporation,
who are as follows :
ti: rs'TKKS.
Thos. Ib Cromlett, Lite Governor of Ky ;
Jleury Watterson, F r C'.biier Jeurnal;
V. .N - lla'.d -man. President Courier Journal
Co ; He 1 Cass, day, ot the Daily Commer
cial ; Geo. P. Doe. en . Proprietor Anzeiiror :
ii. M. McCarty, d" the Ledger; J. . Cain ;
(.'icik Jeif r.-o 1 Court Common Picas; II.
Clu.sk Aui'.ior Political Text Bt ck ; It.
T. Duiett. of the Louisville bar.
The misb.'es will be assisted l-y the follow
ing wcllkimwn a:,d eminent citizens of Ken
tucky, who have consented to be present at
the conceit, and to superintend the drawing
a..d .'..s'.rib'.ti ;n of gifts :
'.'PKitvisoi:.'.
).n. II. H .tites, .Li-ik"? Jefferson Court
of Common Pleas; Hon T li Cochran, Chan
cellor Louisville Chancery Court ; IF-n II
W Bruce, J udge Jefi'eryon, Circuit Court ;
!!.!. J G Baxter. Mayor ot Louisville; Hon
P. -I Webb, .Semit r of Kentuckv ; Col G C
Wh-uton, U .V Di-tiicl. A:toi-m'y ; Col Phil
Lie. Pro"e'.t;n' Attorney Ninth Judicial
1 Os-! let : Gen J T B vb Pr.-;d t X II &
F K B; Di- T .V Pr-.f Med University,
Louisviile : J list) ii P .1 duison, P.oprietor
;.!'! House; 1' n J Pi:octoi- Knott, late
Me.:::'" r of C uigress ; A r. drew Graham,
Tobacco and Cotton Bnd-er.
The b-obicrs of tickets to wl-i. n gifts are
.i-Aatdc.l l be j.aid on pr-seutat ion at the
;:iee i:i L-.uisvdie. By. "'ficlo-ts will be ior
s.iL- at the olliec in Louisvilie on the
First of July, 1371.
A
;be: :.l discount i:i be allowed when
oo v l.ooo tick Ls are purchased in a
Ah o ih.o-s ,,e om;. auied bv remittances
O.
wid Be promptly alU ode i to and the tickets
!. 'unu.i by mail, registered, or by express,
as ordered.
The undersigned, late principal Business
Manager of the very successful Mercantile
Library Gift Concert of 'an Francisco, bav
i. 'g b-ten appointed Agent cf the above en
terprise, has to siy t.mt everything wiil be
done to make this an entire success, and
buyers -f tickets v.'Fl find their interests as
w H guarded as jf they were personally
p;esciit an.l supet iuten.U-d the out ire atl'a'r.
CUABLii.V H. PICT MILS',
ju!ie20:nl Ga'l House, Louisville, Ky.
Summons.
In the Comity Court of the State of Oroaron, )
I'-.,:- tLr.- Coontv ot I l.o k un;: i i's"
JACOt? BO Li I M, IT;,
vs. J Civil Action to
PATl? I K LILLY, Deft. j recover im-nov.
TO l'ATBU'iv 1-tlLKY, Deiendaui: "
T! -n Til B X.V2I1; OF TUB STAT B OB OIIE--
e "b you ;ire b. -eby re.oiired to ,t-o!, ;ir and
answer the cov.q iaiut of . the Via infill' tiled
'"gains', you in tiie ut'ove tTitiiled iietion, within
(ii .lays t1(. in the date of tu sevviee- of this
Smmno-is you, if served within Clackamas
county; or if served in any other couu'y of tin's
':, then within tweut y'd.iys from tli'e date (.f
tie-serve-.' of this s-ummous i;pon you; ;m 1 if
.-. iv.- l by pubiieittion, you are notiiicd aiid rc
TUie t to so apji-ir and answer said complaint
on or Before the 7th day ot Aou-usf, r; l. i ... imr
tho tirst d:iy of t lie next t-.-nu Of t!io County
'- o'ii f for Clacl;ania- county, (.ircron, wlii. Ii will
bo held after tile expiration of the period pro
s l ibeu by the old. r of the J udjre of said Court,
made a t Bimbo; s, on the 2.1 of June, S71, for
the publie.it ion ot" this Summoas, t(wit : Six
w.-eks i'r.i,i tli.-ro-st j.'dilieation: arid if you fail
so Jo a-!'5.-;r atid answer, tor want tlit.n.of tiie
I iaiut rt will :.:ko ji!d-::nf nt against you ior the
Mini of Co . '- L-m'lr t dollars, a baluuee due
pfaintitf tV-'i i d'-i'i ti lant on account f r board
and l.li:iiw l:n'ii:-!.:-,i d-; leuduiit by jdaintitl" at
defendant's s)eei,d iust. ita-e an.i r.-.ia st, and for
the costs and disburs-liH n (.' this acti.e.i.
Lii.. Pi. V," ABB FX,
Attorney for plaintiff.
June 27, LS71:w6
Expiration of Copartnership by
Limitation,
rpiIF. TFRMS OF COPARTXER?! IP EX
X isting between A. II. Pell and F. A.
Parker, under the firm name f Pell .v. Park
er. Oregon City, Oregon, having expired bv
ica-on of limitation, A. If. Ib II assurncs the
liabilities of said firm, and will continue the
business as formerly, with an incrcssed and
more complete assortment. K. A. Parker,
having engaged bis assistance in the Drug
Store, when he can be absent from the duties
of his farm, will be pleased to meet and
serve 1 is old customers and friends in his
new occupation, and as the books of the firm
of Peii& Parker must of necessity be closed
up. those indebted will phoise call upon E.
A. Parker, at the old stand. We desire to
express gratitude and many thanks to our
friends for their liberal patronage.
A. 11. I FELL,
L A. PARKER.
May 1, 1S71,
In continuing the Drug business at the o7d
stand of P.ell & Parker, I shall consult the
best interests of customers and invst-lf by
purchasing goods of the finest quality, and
selling the same at a very small advance,
hoping thereby to have the" continued favor
of former friends and patrons, and to make
many new and permanent customers.
Respectfully, A. 11. HELL.
May 11, lS71:m3
Ulaxks. All kind of blanks can be
had at this office Job Printing of every
descripuoa neatly executed, at :-hcrt
notice,
DH, JULIAN PERRAULT.
Koctor of Medicine or tliv K-.c.n
Pari, Grartua.eofnu- Luv lrT
U. en's Coil. Se i :ail f
Fl.yi-1 of U,u St. .t,,,,,, j ' 1
Society, of Sun F.aufi, 1 "lc
Dr. Perrault has the pleasure to m'br
his numerous old patietits and othe-s A - "'
Conii.lcniial M!ita! Atlvic "j" 'V
can be consulted daily at his oliice' Xo -
Montgomery street, northeast corner of
.Sacramento street, .Van Francisco. Room
'., 10 and 11, first lloor, up stairs.
Consultations a n I Lrn-ni.nJi. :nc in 70,
li.h, French and. G'critian. '
Having made the various forms of Su.
al Oistuse and Jiiiviousam! I'JysicaI
Debility the subject of minute research and
special practice for iminy years, Dr. Perrault
continues to treat these alilictions sue cs'ull '
by the newest scientific methods, and wuV
out resort to obnoxious Remedies.
(lonorrhea. Cleat, Strictures. linho, I'lceis
Skin Eruptions etc., in any stage, spee.o v
-ured. and all -Syphilitic and Sl iccVa h
TAINTS eradicated from the SV.vTE.M
Nocturnal Emissions, Sight Sivn " ):.
charge from the l.-rcthia on -uin r st'oo! "
making water, Pa:n m the iack,"si,.Cn 'i
turbed by dreams, 1) zzincss, F.it,,1 j '
g,.ur, Palpitation, Faintin- Condi's S..w
Complexion, Growiu- Weakness or- ''b?
Mental and lnteile;'tual Eacult;e D;,,'d. rcV
Disinclination to to attend IkiMtu-.s" v,
into Society, etc., ares .me cf the mo'e
inert Systoms of Xcrvon, ail Plivsic?!
lroStralJon the result of Self Abuse urn
Lxeeesive Indulgence w hich, if r.ot tin, ' ?
checked, will never f ul to induce r,r S
decay, and terminate 1:1 total Lois cf inau-
Patients comjdaining of one er more ot
1 tf u- I'101"5. silf-ldd apply immedi
ately to r l erranit, as be has discover.d
-New and Reliable Remedies ubicbensbles
hnn to guarantee a speedy and radical cu:e
Seminal AVcaliiit-ss and Iiapotcncc.
We invite investigation, particularly by
those sufferers who hare tried this boasted
Doctor, and that advertised Phvslcian until
worn out and discouraged; we claim not to
know every thing, nor to cure everybody
but we declaim that in all cases taken under
treatment, we fahill our promise.
Dr. Perrault's diplomas are in bis office,
where patients can see lor themselves tint
they are under the care of a regularly edu
cated practitioner.
Ladies suffering from any complaints in
cidental to their sex. can consult tho Doetex
with the assurance of relief. U
Patients in the couutry can ba
Cure;! ut Heme
by addressing a letter to Dr. Perrault, ."o-j
Montgomery street, or Uox 07:5,1' O
r lai.ciscti, siaiing meir Case as mtnutelv
possible, habits of living, occupation, etc.
Low Charges and Quick Cures. Rest
as
of
reterences given it required.
All communi-
cations coiiiiucutmi.
Dr Perraalts is tin sole agent
nia, for:
iu Cahfjr-
Br.
Eiott's Celebrated Female
Elcathly Pills,
which are unapj.roachcd, and far in advance
of every other remedy for suppressions an 1
other irregularities in ft-males. Price, nu
per box; sent by mail or express, securely
packed.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
(lititlt Cuns and ?XciIcrate Ct.aigts
Br. W. iCbohert-fs
Private Kedical 0i .Vin gical 2n$titut
H o. -519 Sacramento Street, corner ot
Loidesdcrl (a few doors 1-elow
t!-o W hut Cheer House.)
(Private entrance on Leidf-sdoi !;' street.)
Kstablished Kxj.ressly to A JiV-rd the Ahiict'ed
S.ind and Scientific ?-IcdicaI Aid. in ih-
Treatment nod Cure of all Private tu .do
Chronic Li-east s, Cases of Secrccv and ;.!1
Sexual Disorders.
To tin- AfRtcte-ci.
DR. V.'. IC DOIIERTY returns his sircere
thanks to his j un ck us pr.tients for their
patronage, and won id take this opportunity
to remind the;!, that he con tin vies to consult
at his Institute for the cuie of chronic dis
eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidnevs, Dipes
tie and Cenitu-Ui inai v Organs, ami ail
private di.-coso, viz : Syphilis iti all its fbims
and stages. Seminal AVeak nes an.Jjall the
b.irrid er-r-equer.ccs !' self-abuse. Crr.oir
hoi. Gl. cf. Stricter. ?, Nocturnal and Diur
rsal Fmi-siors. Sexual Dc-biLty. Diseases of
he Rack and Loins, inilammatirn of the
Ifladdcr ai,d Kidr.eys, etc.; end he hopes
that his long experience and successful prac
tice will continue to insuie him a share of
public ati-on;:ge. f!y the Mcetice of many
years iii L'urope aiul the United States, he is
enab'fd to apply the most cfhciei.t r.ndjWic
ccssfuJ remedies again.-t di-ases of all kihils
lie uses no mercury, charpt s nuulcratctieuts
his .atients in a roi re t and honorable vav,
and has refervi.c s of u: o m ( ionabb- vcraci-
t v from njf
n .- known resoeetaluHtT ar.d
logo stanuin m soclctv.
Ail pa i ties con-
suiting him by letter or ot!
cive the Lost una g'Uitlcst
ttsip'icit seen ey.
ei vu c, wni i e
ticatmc .t a: d
1' I'ciu ;i It s.
female is in troub
Wien a
or afiiictcd
with disease
limbs, pain
as weaknes.-? of the back and
in the b( ;'.d, dimness of Hpbt,
loss ot nsuscu! ir pov.er, pa'jdtaf ;on oi the
bec.it. in ii ibi'ity, nervousness, extreme uf
imtiy di!lic:.!ties, derail trcment of digestive
fnnctu.n. general debilitv. vaginitis id! dis
eas s ..f the womb, hysteria, steiility and all
other diseases peculiar to females, shcshtmhl
iro or write at once to the celebrated female
doctor, W. K. I M 1 1 F FT Y, at his Medical In
stitute, ami consult him about her troubles
and diseases. The Doctor is effecting more
cures than any other physician in the State
of California. Let no false delicacy prevent
on, but aptd v immediately and save yourself
fro in painful suflbiings and premature death.
All mat ried ladies, whose delicate healtlf or
fdher circumstances prevent an incteasein
their families should write or call at DR. "Y.
K. POIIFRIY'S Medical Institute, ar.d thev
wil! receive every po-sib!e relief and help.
The Docfoi's offices are so arranged that l.o
can be cons'dted without fear of observation.
To Con-csponih nf s
Patients residing in any pnit of tlieSiale
nowever distant, who mavorsire Ihe opinion
and aoviceof PR.DOHFRT Y in their respec
tive cases, ami who think proper to submit a
written statement of such, in preference to
holding a personal interview, are respectful
ly assuied that their communications will be
held sacred and confidential. If the case be
fully and candidly (-escribed, personal com.
munieatiou will be unnecessary, as instruct
lions for diet, regimen and the general treat
ment of the case" itself (including the renic
d:es , will be fbnvardtd without delav, and
m such a manner as to convev no ideaof tho
Purport of the letter or parcel.
'Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FULK. Permanent cure guaranteed ornopay.
riu-rmaforrlitra.
DR. DOIIFRTY has ju.-t published an im
portant amjddet, embodying his own view
and rxpei kmces in relation to Impotence or
Vii-mty ; ! cing a Short Treaties on Sperma
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent on this aec
t o:., rml other diseases of the Sexual Organs
Tins little work contains information oftha
ut'oiost value t. all, whether married orsingU
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of
-ix cents in postage stamps for return post
age. Address.
W. Iv. DOIIERTY. 51. P., q
jidyColy San Francisco Cal 1
A VOID t.'UACKS. A victim cf early in
XJL discretion, causing nervous debility,,
premature decay, Ac , having tried in Tarn''
every advertised remedy, 1 as a simple means
of s( If -cure, which he will send free to his
follow-sufferers. Address J. II. TUTTLE,
TS Nassau st., New York.
Jan. lS:Cm
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOB
JL sale bis residence in Oregon City. There
are four lots, a good house and barn, with a
fine cellar and a good well of water. There
is plenty of land, and it is well adapted for
er.rly gardening purposes. Part paymctf
may bo made in stock. For particulars fcp'
p'.y to- (i FORGE CLARK.
Ore on City Juna 2 U-7 Ltf
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