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TOWN AND COUNTY.
rnuitcu Dktucatiox. Sunday last was
fc memorable day for tho Baptist Church
of this city. It was the diy appoioted foi
, ..jicfttion of the new home of wbr-
The other l'rotcBtant Churches of
!?iP;.Uv had no servic, and Iheir people
J V mrt with and tilled me uouse oi
TiapSst brethren. This kouae . ia
2S, fSl the basement being ten feet In
. -m and the main audience room being
.V:- iMHit in the center of the ceiling.
The wbole is elegantly plastered and
Li the mala audience room being ca
:?b.e o comfortably seating 200 persons,
nr course many more were crowded la
the day named. The singing was con
"Jbs choir ofsingera under the
Sethip of Father Harmon of Good
Templar fame. A very pleasing feature
TS opening of the exercises was the
SSfaSn ot aa elegant Bible by Rev.
Eoerry. Congregational mister." be-
hAlf ?' JdrSU f ThirwasVspond-edto-by
"handler m Uuun v.. "f"
Church. Rev. Air. mu
r,? ' v. t nart in nrayer. Thededica-
hn"rr 7" nreached by Rev. Ezra
Ser a man of Venerable year, and ap
pearance, who came to Oregon as a mis
ffiXj in 1845 and was Paor o the
church here about 18o3-4. lie seemea
much affected in viewing this new advance
f the people he bad formerly ministered
To. His sermon was followed by a alien
historic statement written and read by
Hon W.C. Johnson, from which it ap
pears that the church was organized in
1847 with seven members; that -14 had
been received by immersion, two ot whom
re now successful preachers of the gns-jpel-
that over 50 others had a home
?a the church from time to time; that by
death, dismission by letter, and exclusions
the number of members was now made
31 22 of whom live in this vicinity. lie
closed with a financial statemeut showing
a debt of about $2,000 on their present
property. Then commenced the astonish
ing part of the day's doings. Rev Mr.
Curtis. Gen. Missionary of the Am. Bapt.
Home Miss. Society for this State. Came
forward and said it ws? proposed to raise
Ibis sum before leaving the bouse, and
after a brief exhortation, called for
pledge. In less than three-quariers of an
hour$2,0a7, vras raised in pledges and
payments, the first ranging all the way
from $2 Kp to $300 each. This will
wipe out the church debt, but something
over $300 is needed to purchase an organ
and bell. We congratulate our friends
O upon being thus comfortably housed, and
hope they may live up to the spirit of the
closing words of Mr. Johnson's address
making the poor and the rich alike, wel
come to a home warm with christian love.
Ocr Bots. Our Firemen presented a
very creditable -appearance last Monday,
and Oregon City has rfiason to be proud
of her fire department. The boys reflected
credit on the town by their gentlemanly
conduct while participating in (he cele
bration at Portland. The Bulletin says of
tbein:
The delegation from this (Oregon City)
Department was one of the most interest
ing features of the procession. Though
small in numbers, they made up that tie
f;cicp:y in stature, the men being the
l.irgest. tallest, and. we were about to say
the handsomest, but wc "won't, in tue
whole procession. They were ttie espe
cial objects ol the young ladies, an.l we
sire afraid that more than one of Port
land's beauties lost her heart while gazing
Upon them inly and towering forms ot
the members tTf the Oregon City Fire De
partment. Kiw.edTv a. Mule. J. B. Williams, re
siding about Seven mile3 east of this city,
was killed last Saturday. The circum-
rtances of his death are as follows : He
was leading a mule along the road, when
he met a Fregro. the nule became frighten
ed; the negro stepped aside and allowed
Mr. Williams to pass; after he had passed,
lie turned around to make the mule look
tit the object at which he became alarmed,
but as soon as he saw the negro, he com
menced running, the rope by w hich he was
leading the mule becoming fastened to
Mr. W.'s hand, which pulled him off the
horse he was riding, aad he was thus
dragged over stumps and rocks fer a con
siderable distance, receiving injuries
from the effects of which he died on Sun
day. Mr. Williams was a good citizen,
and leaves a family atid raany friends who
regret his unfortunate death.
Can Do witiioct it. The Christian gen
lleman who thinks Oregon is very "near
heathendom." and who preached at the
Haptist Church last Suuday evening,
showed that he needed reconstruction and
that his style of sermons are rather behind
the age in this country. I its sermon
would have done very well bad be left
fi...t nnrt which alluded to Anueiaon
i.Vo.xl men and the Catholic
11117. HIV.
n,.,w.v, -i.w ti we. and many ethers
could not regard in a very Christian light.
Viat Providence was respon-
sible for the abolition of slavery and the
consequent flow ot blooa. migu u
been omitted. We hope this missionary
who came here to christianize the "heath
ens of Oregon" may become cn ihzed in
due time, and omit his harsh words to
wards other denomination and avoid t ie
recital of portions ct nauicui bmuip
speeches.
Road Tkesspasseks. The supervisor of
Road District No. 23 entered a complaint
against the Canal Company for obstruct
in"- ihe road on the west side of the river,
and the Court made an order for an action
of tresspass, and retained three attorneys
to carry on the suit. We cannot see that
Ihe county has any grounds lor an action,
as at a former term the Court granted per
mission to the Company to use the road as
they might desire iu the construction ot
the canal. It looks to us as though sony
troublesome spirit is at the bot tom oi tih,
which never can be quiet unless it has a
law suit on hand, or is throwing some ob
stacle in the way of other people making
improvements.
Fbee-Tuixkebs. B. F. Underwood, a
free-thinker, (or spiritualist) lectured in
tfrs place last Friday and Saturday even
ings. Hi positions are the same as
those of all sceptics, and we observed
nothing new in hi lecture. lie is from
Boston, and we j ulge. from the tenor ol
his Wctnre, that -he is iu sympathy with
all the isms which originate at the hub
Free love, free nigger, spiritualism, scep
ticism, woman sutfiagistn. and in fact all
the isms which are how cursing the Amer
ican people. In our opinion Todd, the
spiritualist who lectured here some years
O ago, is his superior in argument.
Not a Bkancu. We see it stated in an
exchange that certain parties are opening
a book store in Portland, who claim it to
be a brauch house of A. L. Bancroft; of
San Francisco. We were shown a letter
from Messrs. A. L. B , last Tuesday, in
which they say that a couple of their
former clerks were about to open a store,
but that Messrs. Bancroft had nothing to
do with the concern and were in no way
interested.
Oroan. The Council appropriated
sixty dollars, the sum required in addition
to what was realized at the concert given
by the scholars, to purchase aa organ for
the Seminary.
-Pipes of PipHavnxE." Mr. Stephen
3Iassett. better known as ''Jeems Pipes, cf
Pipesville," vrbo. has been giving recita
tions to crowded houses, at Portland and
Salem, wrifes us that be will give an en
tertainment in this place the IuUt part of
next week. Mr. Masse it is said to be su
perior te Yankee Piumer in bin wit and
iiutnor. and our citizens may look for a
hearty la'agh next week. The Portland
and Salem papers speak very highly of
Lis euterUinmentB. The Louse wiii be
crowded.
New Residence. Messrs. I., and R.
Jacob have purchased the lot on the
aouth-west corner of Sixth and Main
street, formerly owned by Mr. Warner, for
which they paid $1,500. It is their inten
tion to erect a fine residence on the site,
the Told building having already been torn
down. The residence to be erected is to
cost about $G,000, which will be by far
the most costly residence in the city. We
are pleased to note ibis evidence of im
provement, and hope others will follow
thir example.
Blooded stock. We bv received ft
list of etock purchased by Col. Joseph
Teal, from Col. Coleman Younger, of San
Jose, California. They consist of the
thorough-bred Durham stock. The names
of the animals purchased are. Storm,'
"Howard." -Lady Bell" and -Romie."
The pedigree accompauies this list and
Ehows them to be tine thorough breds. We
suppose Col. Teal proposes lo improve his
stock, of which he lias a great amount in
this State.
Accident. About three o'cIock yester
day, a boiler connected with a drilling
machine at the Lock and Canal Works,
opposite Oregon City, exploded, but we
were unable to learn whether any persons
were injured. Herald Clh inst.
Not much neighbor, only a little extra
amount of steam let off. That's all. No
explosion, nothing or nobody hurt, and
consequently no harm done.
Thk Fihkmen. A delegation from the
fire departments of Salem and Albany
came down on the morning train last
Monday to join their brother firemen in
the celebration of the annivereary of the
Portland Fire Department. Three cars
were loaded full. Jack Allphin was on
hand . and exhibited to our people what
he said would be the best looking Stewart
iu Portland iu the shape of an African
fellow citizen. Jack is Hie happiest lellow
iu the world, and a good fellow, too.
Balvil'.s Magazine for Septkmdkr.
The September number of this spirited
Magazine is issued, and still retains its in
terest and originality. For great variety
we call it the best monthly in the country.
It always has one 6ea atorv, half a dozen
love and domestic tales, adventures of the
most excitable kind, aad a long list of il
lustrated articles.
The American Stock Joun.vAi.. offers
larg. r Premiums and a greater variety,
than almost a.-iy other Journal. Send for
a specimen cnv. illustrated show bill,
and premium list. Address N. P. Bovek
fc Co., Publishers, Parkesburg, Pa.
El'.vaw vy. A team standing in front cf
Mayor Charman's store, became fright-
eded yestenkiy morning and ran down
the street. The wagon came in contact
with .Mr. Dit'.er's awning, and took off a
couple ( f posts, which is about all the
damar done.
L.vucknt. A man named William John-
, . . t 1
son was arretted last ; (.! arm urougnt
before Justice Burns, on a charge of grand
larceny, from a Mr. Lenz, in Ihe lewer por
tion oi the conn'y. The charge was sus
taioc ! aa I the priM-ser bound over to the
next term of Court in the sura of $500.
Hands and Teams Wanted. By refer
ence to our advertising columns it will be
observed fut the Northern Pacfic Kail-
road Company want two hundred hands
and a number of ox teams, immediately.
Hi:dwaKE. We call :le- aliention of
our readers to the advertisement of John
R. Foster, Fsq.. of Portland. Mr. F., has
a large stock of everything in hardware
line on hand and his prices are as reason
able as could be desired. Give him a
call.
Passed Through. Judge McArthur
passed through town last Sunday for
Salem, to be present at the opening of
the Supreme Cocrt. which convened last
Monday. Hon. U. II. GiUry. also pasted
through town for Salem last Monday.
Trial Tkip. The Alice was out on a
trial trip last ond iv. but some part of.
her ma hiuery foiled to work. The de
fect was repaired and she was again taken
out on Tuesday, when everything worked
to a charm.
Law- Firm. We call attention to the
law card of Messrs. Thompson & Fitch, at
Eugene City. These gentlemen are reli
able and trustworthy and any business
entrusted to them will be faithf ully attend
ed to.
Take Notice. Persons who desire to
pay their indebtedness to this ofliee in
wood, are requested to deliver the same
before the 15th inst.. as we shall be com
pelled by that time to make arrangements
for our winter's supply. Let those inter
ested iu this matter t ike special n dice.
Returned. Mr. W. F. Highlield, Jew
eler, returned last Friday with a new
stock of goods, which h- oilers 1 our cit
izens at reasonable rates. He ii.is a fine
lot of spectacles, watcher, a general as
sortment of jewelerv. Give him a call.
Foil S.U.E.VI. The Pre.-deiit 's car passed
throuiih here last Wednesday morning at
7 o'clock, for Salem. We noticed on board
the Ptesident, Senator Corbeli, Iluu.J.II.
Mitchell. ii..o. li. Failing and others. Be
sides a tin m b.-r oi
P. T. Company.
stocklioUlers of the
New Sign. Messrs. Weils. Fargo & Co..
have furnished Mr. Levy, agent at ibis
place, with a very beautiful new sh-n. to
designate where the office is, a thing long
needed. It is as pretty as a "spotted
purp." Of co u rue Levy is, duly proud of
it.
Religious. There will be an address
at the Congregational Church on S-.ghLk.
evening next, upon the "Influence of
Christianity upon Civilization." a reply
to B. F. Underwood.
B:uige. The plans and
specifications
for the bridge across the river at this
place may be seen at the office of Messrs.
Johnson & McCown.
Contract Let. The Tualetiu Lock and
Cp.nal Company let the contract for the
construction ot their works to Capt. A. F.
Hedges, and they propose to vigorously
prosecute the work to completion.
Teacher Wasted.-The City. Council,
last Monday authorized the School Super
intendent to procure a Suitable person to
act as principal in the City Seminary, for
the present year.
Free Imported Seeds. Messrs. P.
Boter & Co., of Parkesbnrg, Pa., have
imported three new varietiea of Seed
Wheat, of which they offer to send sam
ples Frse 10 11 who will send sbunp U
pay Postage. Tuis'firra distributed over
100,000 sample packages of new seeds
last spring, nearly all of which gave uni
versal satisfaction.
TO THE PIBLIC.
Weekeas, certa'n person, styling them
selves the Tiijlatia River JS'avigauoa an f
Manufacturing Courcpauy," a e oQering slock
for sale under a proposition to take tire wa
ter of tue Tuulathi river lurotih a caoal to
the waters oi' Sucker Lake, tve hereby notify
all concerned that we own lands borderiDg
on the Tualatin liver, above and below
where tiie water is tbteatened to be takea
out, and propose to maintain oar l ihia as
riparian owuers and prevent by law all per
sons Iroui obstructing ordiminishing the nat
ural flow of water in the Tualatin river.
James M. Moors, Josrit A. Fuclds,
Thomas Fields, J.R.Shaw,
James I). Miller, J. D. Kor.ci.vs.
uregoa City. Aug 5, 1S71. tf
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
Office,, So. 04 Front Street,
PORTLAND, - . OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND, in the most desirable
localities, consisting of LOTS, HALF
BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and
STOU-ES ; also
IMPROVED FARMS, and Valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts
of the STATS for SALE. -
REAL ESTATE areJ other Property
purchased for CorresDondents, in this CITY
and throughout the STATES and TERRI
TORIES, with great care and on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES ntid STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COL
LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will re
ceive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the same to the above addreBS.
Feb. 3, 1S71.
Rebecca. Degree Lolge No. It, I. O. O. F
Meet on the Second and Fourth
TUESDAY EVEXIXGS,
of each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Members of the Degree are invited to
attend.
A VOID QUACKS. A victim of early in-
XjL discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, Ac, having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has a simple means
ot self cure, which he wll smd free to his
fellow sullerers. Address J. II. REEVES,
73 Nassau st. , New York.
Sept. :ly
Lodge So. 3, l.O. of O. P.--
:o .nee s evi' v jiiur-oi'y even
fc j iitg at 7 oYlock, in Odd Fellow's
H a'l. M t s ee.
Members of the Order are invited to attend
Cy order. X. G.
M u I J i .11 aii '.ii i
No. 1, A. F. ami
regular coBimuuica
Loml 1 h'n d Saiur
h. ai 7 o'clock from
. M. Ho'. o-
V - I'ODS Oil I i" ' .
' . ti eaeii moo'
ue
oih ;" September to the 20th of
7 .' o'coi k front llic 20th of
Ma; cm to she
leu hi good si
'Join oi September. Dreth
anLiisr ai a in v i-td to attend.
. v oiuer ot
W. M.
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MC COODS
i' RI.CEIVED AT
t ;: t. e r.
d:;y coo;i
CI.OT.I i 'G.
E in - and snorsr
1JA now Hi-;. CROCEfUE,
C KOC K i:U V NOTION'S, SlC.
MAIN ST Ri: i-: O EGON CITY.
50,000 :;i
POUNDS OF WOOL, for
Inch f will pay the highest
n i a k c i
e.
a;.o,
! RO H"i E ' a!'kl:i K bon ht. for which I
i ay '"" - i h--l m a : lc. pi ice.-
If jon tic i e irood Good", sit LOW Prices,
cai! at I. SELL! NC'S. aiute:;mine his fresh
s.oi'k of Spr n fJoods.
t ! E M E A GALL AN1 CONVINCE
YOU ELV rs.
Mv Motlo is, QUICK SALES AND SMALL
ri:onxs.
I. SELLING.
Ars'l 1 , l?71:lf
Masonic Unix Building.
( or. Foil i t H & Main St,
0EEG0ST CITY, - - OREGON
K'P.i:nS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
:or ra!e. t 'tn-fflj,f I n-h.
PARLOR. BEBR03M,
07FICE. SITTING PcOOM,
n-ti KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BUREAU-, L iU EN,
r.OCK ! N'G II A I ITS, V II ATNOTS,
BE D.ST A I S, WAH STANDS, ic.
A '.SO,
- and Pirn M i-a es ; Pulu Pil
: i r Bees; Wim'ow Shades,
. e l-Viuiir, Moiiid ugs. i c.
a r i ;o:i g veil o" Upholstery
i ;s o: .ill II' s.
Il.r
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S .e . .
Wo ; a
:o w t rrojirTNicss.
PAIRING
ioa vv .ii natocs and dis-
! I ; R ' L U R E M A 1) E T ORDER.
Ca 'i n ''; ex - 'ii ae 'or you .-.elves.
J u ae I
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Lost,
BOUT THE 1ST OF APRIL, near
Oregon C'itv. a bay thorouuh-bred
mcrican MAK B, cilit years old, about
i . .;riv a small whit-Q -'npc on
the near fore foot, and the hoof black and white,
no bran ts or o'hor marks. Any one returning
s-ilil m ir or leaving informatu n of where she
m iv be found, at the pastoiiice, in Oregon City,
-Ul be UU-rally rewanW. EASISDEX.
Oregon City, July 14.1871.
T VKEN UP. ON THE 3oTII OF JULY
is?l, bv mistake, about 14 miles from
Ore "-on Citv, a chestnut sorrel filly, star in
forehead, about 12 hands high, which the
.wner can have by calling: on the under
signed, at the Oregon City Jggj
Oregofl City, Aujot3, 1571.
Oi'i-a
1, 0 0 0,000.
BY at Jto 'r o' a ?::.
V... e t: IA..-.! y.
a c:.'. Act cf he i e--
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Ke-ji.u'sy n .: t ve
A GRAND GIFT SOfcOERT
At Louisville, Ey.,
Ga Tt'Cf.hy, Oc'Acr 31s.
Uu'tferlne iU ' .'da cf '.he best Mas cal Ibi
eai liiai CiU be piOcuVedi
100,000 Tickete Of Adfflissioa.
I0:E;ich( in Carerc Ha' f Tickets, ? ;
Quarter T cuets, ?2 0.
Epch 'Ticket wi!! cn5;t of four 'o?Tter,
va!ae., $2 iQ each. Tee tiolJer is'eui'ed
to aj iii,;o!i 10 t-e Conceiv, ad to the
amount of-i't aivait?etl to "it r- j;""? irac-
tion. Tickets norrber from 1 tb 100,000.
Tlie Cllltc Bank oT Kcnttteky
is Treasn:-er aid Depository.
A I n'O'iei ai istag fi'Oin ihe sa'e of Ticket3
will l,e Jtoo- itcd vvitli the Cizcn' B.iut,
siiljjot t ouly lo the orde- of tue Prr s'ueui
nou Ticasu er oi i iie i ''' a y, eouuier.-'ucd
by ,,t Busitie s Man ;,e' . -Dai
eg the Conceit ; be mi u of
$550,000 IN CURRENCY
will be cTstribeu by Jot ;o;he lioble s cf
Tkket-i ia the lol'owias
fir
ONE GItANO n I FT OK . ...
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$100,000
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Eighteen Gif s of tSoOrarh
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Tweutv Ci'i'" of f 100 each.....
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ForiV Gifts of ;00 oa- h
416 GiflH f if 100 each..- ,
721 Prise, in all "0.000
After paying thecxpeuse ofihe cuteri.; e
and making ihe dis i iou! ion ol' the "'i-'m. ;ie
b.ilauce or ihe proceds nriog doui ihe
sale of tickets will he appropriated to tiie
cstabii-jhiiieot of a
Friee Library fa Louisville,
I O EE CAUSED TBS
Public Library of Kentucky
The ( oucert and dt; i'outioa VvilMnke iihice
nudcr the immoib.ite bUj)ervi.,iou of tiie
trustees mimed m ihe .ic; of iucorpoialion.
The Ti iistT will be a-.-dr-d bv well
knoivn aud eaiiucnt ciii::ens of Keoim.kv.
who have con-eoied to b present at tiie co i
ceit. and to superiutCDd iiie drawing and dis
tribution of gi'is.
The holders of liek.e'5 to whit h pi ts are
aw.nued wid be paid on p-psoni..; ion ofiheai
or l heir fraction at the aflice iii Joi!sviHe.
the bocoiu! oay aiter di aviog anil evevv bir,-inc-s
d.; v for six nioaiiis t lieVeatier. ami m:i.v
be ent oil ect Ot- Ih -oti-ai any li.inw or ix
press Company for (oileet'on. AM oulers
ni t ompnnird by Praf'is, fosio'Tice Money
Older, Oi C i eei'b.tcks, will be piOaipilv at
teuded to snd T'ckein ietin aii by nia'I, ie;,
isle' cil or exprc-: t!, a.n drsb ed.
Tickeif are I'ke gieeva-.-ks good only to
the holder.
Davers will note that ihee are onlv Otie
Iliuxued Thoas. uil Tickets, insia l of Two
HiHidtrd Thou - Mid, as hi tiie San 1- l ancico
Oi ;. ('oncer', aud ilmL tiieie S5J.000
nio'e tlisi: ibi!;f-. I vUI thct and tiuue be
mvnid io four monihs. ;md pa'd ViSS.ont) to
tii-ket folders Iroui November 2d io l.jiii,
ISTO. :id iinnrd over SI 'J .000 to ihe Secte
l.n v .Iiie i'x keis not pic-euleil.
ii v ' be pai li. ti'.i. ly noi 'i ed ihatW is
matter of -i'po jiH i v for auvcue ifl know
what ojmb'-'s d'..w si!';.'', as it is not known
what ihe gif. of" nav unnber draft' a t oai
the first wueel iv t ' be, uaiil ihesaiod 'uox.
with amouti; of she j;i!t pKiil) v primed, i
lauen b om the oi ue ft lK'el anil open fi n
lull view of iiie iinr; iheie'br ibe la1".
er gi'ls map uoi come O:'; lit? nowa lis the
la.si. or iu the mirdlcof ;iic or.iwing. Toe
if 100,000 g'f l in the ciau !" ;r.)C'- o ": t Coa
cei i, under ihe uiaiuigemeui of C. R- Peieis,
was the SOOih n timber lawu. and wa
awauledaud pjid ;a a u. iemau ia Xew
Oi-le...i-. .
jjf" Tiie iiumboi s and Hifis a' e di awn by
bii.id chiidren, J ioin 8 lo 14 years of ae.
The ti .awing wi'l be e:enivel v tj;ib!s'i"d
and paii'rs oi t) ei: ti g i'c':e's wi'l have jh int
cd lists &eat thcni. founing C ubs
and dsirmg i ii for m at io d , vr ; ' 1 s' r tse add vess
this ofliee.
11 Tickets for $100; 2S TicUrts Tor
Si35 ; 5C TlcUtls j'ir509; 113
Tickets ft! i- Sf,)Ol.
The undersigned, late pviucinal Business
Manager of the very sn ce-.vft'l Me 'Cant le
Eibra'y Gift Concert ai .S-.'.n Er.in7;T-co, has
been appoiu'rd Agent and Mn.ige. of iie
(iift Co n ert in aid of tbe Pjb'ic ). b ary o'
Kent iT-ky.
The drawing will take n'are ' liuV'c. a-id
evervthing w:!l be done :o .- ". bovers o:"
ticke's that t'neir latere-- s w '! iie as we I
protected as if they persi:K;i'v sarj - Head
ed the entire affair.
JMAXSER OF BRiYVlSG.
There will be two la- w ice's. One
:H contain 300,000 numbe s. pi .(ilr
ml. red oa leaihc t.i .s. 1 tie o aer wi."ci
wid t out j'n 7.1 los"-. f "'- () "
. i. i. O.ie tiq: or sm !?-'?. w oe ' jv.i
troai toe ilOO.OOO w..' p hi ie hi'.-i OOX
(Lawn from the so... id o ;.! ;o wjeet will
fonlain a pV'l, ucaiU o j'o l aad raleu nn
and iiie g t-o d-.iwu ion the second
whee' w.l! -e the 2.: t of ie t-g ii; -t d awn,
whe'her $100. ,$1,000, or $100,050, as an
nounced. J I..".; I Tickets Dis-l of I n July.
To insuie t' ke! ho'ders, t i?e public i- a -su'ed
tlijt if oul i'.i'OO tir kets a;e so'd.
ou'v 25,000 t:cke; go ii the hfge wbeei.
the TSf 1 gif-s awa liJj bai Oi aii nibed pro
:;ii... In rase C0,0o0 tickets only a;e o: i.
ou:v numbers 1 to L0,00:i go in the Isrge
wi:ee'. and ihe 721 g'!-, uiminished o e
li.ih, and in cae ou' v b'-.OoO licke s a e .sold,
the euiire 721 gift? will be paid in lid: it
be:ng intended iio unsold tickets shall p.-.r-t
ciitute.
Tiie Manager has aireadv paid into the
Citizens' Dank $32,aOO towards defn.yi'.ig
iiie expenses, and he-t not depend on i-ales
of ticket t to pay Irs expenses of Priaiiag.
Adver. is'ng, tic. The Public is i'lvur-d io
tiie uimo.:l s rntinyas io the reiiubi.'iy of
the entire aja'r.
Persons dciiroas of acting as agents for
the sale of oar nokets in any city of the
United Stales or Cunuda. address
Chas. R. Peters,
fctanage--, I.o.nVi'le, Kentucky.
OflBce : 120 Mala SlriGt, John-oa's Clock.
Ti. T. DORRETT, President; TV. N.
UALHEMAN, Vice President; M, V, CLUS
IvY, Secretary ; CITIZENS' BANK, Treas-
v. ;.'.
Monev -ecerved from sale of t;Ckets in Cal
ifornia. O. egon and Nevada, will be deposit
ed with Wei's. Fl'-go & Co., Virginia City,
io await the drawmn.
M. A. FIlEXCH,
General Agent, Virginia City, Nevada.
Who wd:l supply tickets and furuVn infor
mation. ' " aug2":nil
Willamette Dodge 3Oi 131. O. C . I"
Meets every Saturday evening, at the roorcs
S.E. corner of Mam and Fifth streets, at 7 1-2
o'clock. Visiting members are invited to
utteud. Bp QTdBT of W. C T.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
Pacific Boot and
-Tlic Only Manufiictory of Ladies' and
dent' FIXE SHOES on
Made 16 Order on Short Notice, Wholesale and Retail.
IStew Stvles toeing dCacle Daily.
EPOT AT
PACIFIC BOOT A1S l shoe ii0iTsi:,
PROTZMAM, GILLIHAN & CO ,
CORNER FIRST AKD MORRISON St'REEt 3, PCBTLAND.
JUST OUT BOX-TOED OXFORDS, and GAITERS, rmd tl
JERSEY TIE, the Easiest
Jii'v 14, 1S7J r
WILLIAM SINGER
tlas Established
A. Factovy
FOR THE MANUFACTORY OF
FURNITURE,
SH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
-AND MOULDINGS CFAI.-fZES.
- They will also do TURNING, of every
description to order,
With Nealfife'ss and Dispatcl
o
ALL WOn K WAURANTED.
81op on the River, back of Ackerman's
Store, Oregon City, Oiegon.
Coasifintly en han't
PARLOR, BEDROOM, OFFICE,
KITCHEN, and SITTING
ROOM FURNITURE, BUREAUS',
Lounges, Rocking Chairs, Whatnots, Bed
steads, &c-
S.des Room In Dr. Thessing's Brick, Main
street.
TO YOU3G ill EX!
TO YOU BELONG THE FUTURE OF
on'' be.mii'nl and fast crowing St ile.
Soon ihesbiill whis' Ie ol the i RON HORSE,
ps he i onies i-mo'.ving across this e;rrai con
tinent, di awing alter him ihe rich product
ot i he N.)I ion's Weallh d luduiry, will
announce tiie
"GOOD TIME COMING,"
when Oregon's own Sons fnd D.nhter,j
will be c.iMrd io tid 1 lie new avenues oi B jsi
uess. Eveiyone fcboidd prepare for an
ACTIVE ETJSINESS LIFE.
Great changes have been made in 'he com
meicuil ;. flai''' of Oregon in a lew voars-.
Wnat t tie (levelopemer.t s of o'jrS;t,;e wi'l be
in tiie linn e. s a oiU'siio'i whii li tleoeiuls
niioii the BUSINESS QUALIFICATIONS
of her Young Men.
Wiibin the past four years of continued
prosperity, the
National Business College,
of Portland, Orecon, has sent out SCORES
o' von.i'j, uipii fn'lv
onahiieil. anil many oi
whom are now iiliin
ii"; n anii n-crai 1 ve o
sit'ioas in the C. nk. "cunt: ng-Rooms cad
Store of Oiir Suite. So great is tbe demand
tor
Good Accountants,
thai r.ushio-s men b..ve been iVefineut'y
comuelle. io smd Ea'-f !ov as i-ran; e. No
e.itC'-p i-in-. vtiu'i'tus VonriS' Man who lu''
passoil iliioiigh ihe pie ciibf.d course of
blud'cs at tins
MODEL COLLEGE
has complained for want of a situation and
at good salary, too.
Every m iii:y is here a Horded 10 acquir
ing a
SOUND EUSINESS EDUCATION
hi ihe sho" test po.--:o'e t'me. and at
THE LEAST EXPENSE.
Eve-y sliident will have an
AC i UAL BUSINESS PRACTICE !
A fier Ii .ving rin det' d ;iie Theory, he s
iati O'iuccd i i-.o a
MNIALCEE WOiH.D OF JiCST NTS'5,
which iuis the effect oTuo'-onviily am;l'.-''i-i
ng i i '.1 w' , ii ;v : i ij e u-' jr: ; o re.;' b- -'.r
T.'C C'" -.e o s ,.'v c rb: O i.i-re a .id
viable E il;y t'ooi.- K tl.', Co -i; ;i' t C i !
Ai'i.iniieiic. Cotnni'." ..: L.i w, Coi respooo
en e. Cu-:ncs PcauiaDsii r, reg;;!ar &uu
special Lectures, etc., eic , combining theory
w.t'o practice.
at.s-o, ,
Snoerior advantages fo; securing a thorough
knowledge Of
O R N A M ENTA L PE X M A N S K 1 !',
TEl.Eti n A I'll Y,
PHONOt; RA 'Ml Y.
FRENCH. SPANISH.
i E R M A N, I i A L I A '. ETC.
For fa'! narilcula1-, call a-, ihe CoHe.ue O
fice. iu ( ai ie. 's b.r'il:i ', orur-'r of t'-.o.ii
and Alder il.ee;-, feat ran-, e o j Aider) Port
laud, O i egon, or send for ticiar. Address
DeFRANCE &. JAMES.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Merch 31. lS71:vl
ORBGIOA CITY
GEAMMAE SCHOOL.
E
XERCISES IN THIS INSTITUTION
will be lestmcd on
Monday, 14th Irist
HOURS, FROM Si a. m. TO 3 p. .
S. D- POPE. sn(rt.
August 11, lS71.-tf
AOE.VTS FOR. THE E XTERPItlSE.
The f'oiiowing persons are authorized to
act as agents for the Ekkerprise :
J. M. Baltimore, Portland, Oregon.
Thomas Borce, San Francisco.
L. P. Fisher,
Hudson & Menet,41 Park Row.New York
Geo. P; Rowcll &, Cc, 40 Park Row, New
York;
Abbott & Co., No. 82 & 54 NTas?an street,
jsew iorK.
Hudson, Menet & Co.. Chicago. Illinois.
Coe. Wetherill &, Co., G07 Chestnut street
Pbllawptia.
Shoe Manufactory
the Xoribcrn Coast!
ic
Fitting Summer Slide Made.
lEve Ear ThI2at & LimSs-
JOHItf B. PILKIWGTOW, M. D.,
LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS Lo
cated In Portland, Oregon. Ofliee : lu
Holmes' BuHding, First street (three doors
from Ladd & Tilton's Batik), where he may
be consulted daily, and will treat diseases
of the above named organs as specialties.
All operations upon the Eye and En per
formed in the most scientific and careful
manner.
ARTIFICIAL EYES, having all the beauty
and mobility of the natural eye, inserted.
Refers by permission, for his professional
standing, to L. C. Lane, M. D., Profess r of
Surgery, and Edwin Bentiey, M. I)., Profes
sor of Anatomy, University of the Pacific.
San Francisco; and for his snccess in the
treatment of cases, to over 1,500 cases tieat
ed by him, in San Francisco ; alo, to Levi
Estcs, Estj., Rev. T. L. Eliot, Portland ; Wm.
II. Dillon, Esq., Vancouver, W. T. ; and
many others "Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory. &ug2";:m;
Tiie Great Equivalent The world
may be safely challenged tc produce s per
fect a simultation of anything in nature, as
Tarrant1 Seltzer Aperient
Is of its oiiginal, the -Seltzer Spring of Ger
many. The Aperient, bnsed on a correct
analysis of the .seltzer Water, is even .-upr-ii-or
to the manufacture of Nature hers if, be
cause it contains all the active me iicinal
properties of the spring, unalloyed b.' any
of the inert and useless particles found in
all mineral fountains. TIe genuine ar
ticle being secured, you have the -eltzrr
Water of Europe, purified and perfected,
and probably the best, the most genial ca
thartic and antibillious preparation on the
face of the earth.
SOLD BT ALL DRCGGISTF.
GOOD fyEWS?
GOOD fyEWS!
LOOK OUT FOE GOOD
T
S. ACKERMAN & CO.
HA YE JUST RECEIVED A LARCI
Stock of
SPRIXC & .S11D1ER GOODS
; WHICH THEY OFFER
Che'aper than the Cheapest,
We would sav. come and convince v. nr.
self before purchasing elsewhere. Oar stoci.
consists in part of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
CHOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
and a great many articles too humer. us 1 1
mention.
ALSO, Doors, WindCws, Glass and Putty.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN
EXCnANGE FOR GOODS.
ALSO, WOOL wanted, for which we pay
the HIGHEST PRICE.
S. ACKERMAN & CO.
Oregon City, April 21, lb71:tt"
CD A3. HODGE. . CHAS. E. CALEF . .GEO. W.3XELL
HODGE, CALEF & Co.,
DEALERS IN
DETJGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW GLASS,
VAliXISIIES, JSSUSJ2SS. PAIXTEE
Materials, ana jjruggists' Xundrit.
r Front Street,
Portland, Oregon.
25.j
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
Am 15. Kiclaardsoii,
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Froiit and Oakstreet8,PrtIau
AUCTION SALES
Of Real Estate, Groceries, OeneralMerebso
dise and Horses,
Every Wednesday and Saturday
A. 13, RicharcsoN Auctioneer
. AT PRIVATE BALE;
English refihsd Bar and Brihdle Iron
English Square and Octagon Cast 3tel
Horse shoes, Files, Rasps, saws;
Screws, Ery-pabs, sheet iron, R. G. Iron
ALSO :
A large assortment of Groceries anclLiqucri
A. B. Richardson, Auctioneer
HEW HARDWARE STORE
CORSSif FROST & STARlv ST8.,
PORTLAND OREGON
JOIIX 1?. FOSTER
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TOULD TNFORM HT FORMER PATJ
VV iO'is nod the pubc generally, that
he is now lo eivi.'g ami oSi-rifor ssle.ai th
lowest rates, a full stock of
BUILDERS3 HARDWARE,
Mechanics' Tools,
Table and Pocket Cutler
MINERS' GOODS,
Nails, Ropes, Shovels,
Ahvils, Axes, Etc.,
"V7hk h he inviic-, hviyersto call and examine
be'o; c pu c!:a;ng r!-evhei e.
U tdd invite artic?r attention of buy
C"s it ' Bv !doi?;" rdwaie and iicns Ti 'm
ni n s. . iiher a: VH OLEA LE or RETAIL.
M..v Li5, ISTkm" JOHN R. FOSTER.
Ayer's
Sarsapartlla
Is widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys
tem and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the testof
years, with a con
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searcliing
as to effectually purge out the great cor
ruptions ot the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Irruptions, and -eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tifmors, Blotches,
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St.
Anthony's Fire, Kose or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Salt Kheum, Scald
Head, King-worm, and internal Ul
cerations of the Uterus5 Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem especi
ally adapted, such asDropsy, Dyspep
sia, Fits, IVeuralgria, Heart Disease,
female Weakness, Debility, and
tieucorrhoea, when they are manifesta
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
Jt is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs, .
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people led better, and live longer.
for cleansing the blood. The systeHi move3
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
life.
PREPARED B Y
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and. Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
RENEWER.
Everv vear increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation :
which is due to merit alone. "We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fullv tin to its hiorli standard: and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep-
araiion ior restoring urn w auv.i
Hair to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white ana ciean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.Q
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hair Dressing ever used,
as it requires lewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality ; and I
consider it the 15est i-reparation
for its intended purposes."
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers m Medicines.
Prico One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISKEKS.0
As our Renewer in many cases re-'
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
tyreparationi which .will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. It
is easily applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash olL
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL CO.,
NASHUA, N.TX.
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