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nmimttx.
An Arabian Sultana. Mr. Sala's
letter from Algiers, which in published
In the London papers, bus the follow
ing: . .... - . ,
No, you are Africa, this, indeed, is
Algiers, and the Arabian Nights are
all around you. There goes the Sul
tana Scheherazade. Thofiultana walk
ing resemblos a clothes bag bifurcated,
or a pair of well inflated, pillows, sur
D30untod by a bolster, and covered
with a mosquito curtain. 1 The SuU
tana may bo one of the wives of a
wealthy Morosco," or she may be a
washerwoman. She Maurcque, and
her out door custom is invariable. It
consists of a pair of very baggy gallU
gaskins, not at all of Zouave cut, but
precisely that kind of Turkish trou
sers which Mandano wears to the
opera of Antaxorxes. These, the
shintiyan of the Turkish woman, are
of plain white muslin; above is a quan
tity of semi diaphauousdrapery, which
I cannot attempt to describe; over all
is thrown a long robe, or fomenino
togs, of very fine white linen or gauze,
called a baik. Sometimes Another
baik of a somewhat stouter material
is worn oxor the first.. It is drawn
close to the form, and tho general
composition of the pillow-case legs
and the bolster body is, in the on tiro
effect droll. The foet and anklos are
bare, and from the huo of those ex.
tremttios the Algorine expert is, 1
suppose, enabled to judge whether
the veiled lady is dark or fair. Of
Course, 1 only presumed to look at the
Sultana's supporters for tho purpose
of vorifying the factlhat her feet are
thrust into wide shoes called sebabath
which again, are cased in looser slip
pers of yellow moroeco, the papouch
es or babouches.
You can see nothing of tho Sultana
Boheherazade's face but her oyos. The
upper baik comes well down ovor her
temples; then yon have a pair of big
black, sloe-like orbs, the lids so pros
longed that they almost meet, or aro
darkened at least with kohl till thoy
seem to ioin. Tho rest of the free is
hidden by a handkerchief tied tiglvtly
behind. Some Arab ladies are said
coquettishly to make use as a veil of ft
handkerchief so tranaparent that their
features can bo perfectly well discern
ed beneath ; but with the vast major
ity of the Sultanas I have soon to day
the gauze mask has boon a reality, and
the concealment effectual I don't
wonder at this Veil, answering to the
Turkish "yashmark," having been,
through bo many centuries, bo obsti
nately , retained. A protty woman
may let the passers-by know, even
through her veil, that she is comely;
but an ugly woman is, by the merciful
interposition of the knotted handker
chief , enabled altogether to hide her
ill'favorodness.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
DUSENISEUY & IS BIOS.,
' Dalles and Walla Wallai
BEALtna IK
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Miners' Outfits, ,
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Groceries,
And a full assortment of General Merchandise. Buying
our Goods exclusively in the Suu Francisco Market, and
making none but cash purchases, we are enabled to so I
20 percent. cheaper thanany other House at the Dallfi1
DUHKNDKHY A 1IROS.,
inl-tf Dalles and Walla Walla.
HOW TO ' SA V jOiOftTsIT !
CALL AT TUB lUW
Family Grocery and Fruit Store,
Corner of Wellington and Second Streets.
THE UNDESIGNED WISHES TO INFORM THK
people of the Dulles, nud the public generally, tbitt
ho has a large unil well selected stock of
JPAJMLmY GBOCEUIES,
CANDIES, NUTS, ,itc,
Which he will soil Wholusalo and Retail at Reduced
lYiccs for CASH, Also, constantly on hand the Choicest
Article of PKKSII BUTTER anil 1SUUS. Also, every
VBilutyof I'll U I'M and VKUETAULKS in their season.
Persons from up the cuuutry, wishing quantities of
Eggs and Fruit, by sending In their orderB, will receive
the strictest atteutlbu, aud have them tilled at the Loweit
Market Meet. Jvll-tl J O. L. JEWELL.
Divorce Notice.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE OF OREOON
FOR THK COUNTY Of WASCO.
Maria L. X. Bcsserer, Plaintiff,
Charles 0. Besserer, Defendant. t
Suit in Equity for
Divurce.
rn0 CHARLKd 0. BKSSKuelR, defendant: In tho
JL nante of the Btato ot Oregon you aro hereby suw
nioncd and required to appear and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, now un file in the ollice of
tho ilerk of the above entitled court, wherein said plaiutilf
prays tor a dissolution of the marriage contract now ex
isting between you aim said pluiutuf, alledging for the
enusu thereof harsh and cruel treatment and personal in
dignities, cuuimilted by you tuwni-dsand upou said plain
till', thereby rendering her lite burdensome. Now, there
fore, if you fall to appear and nimwer said complaint,
within ten days from the tiiuo dT service of this sum
mons, if served within this County, and twenty days it
served within any other county in tills State, the said
plaintiff will apply to tiie Court lor the ruliei prayed for
in said compluiut. and will tako Judgment against you
fur costs, disbursements and expeuses iu this suit, By
order of J. U. Wilson, Judge.
O. N. DUSKY, Solicitor for Plaintiff,
November S, 1805. nb:l3w
Hfivorce Notice.
IN TUKC1RCU1T COUKT OF TUS STATU OF OREOON
FOR THE COUNTY OF WASCO.
Harriot E. 6nlpn.au, Plaintiff, 1 it , l:tpily f
Dnvid E. Shlpma'ii, Defendant. ) Vxwrai.
fV DAVID K. BlllPMAN.Duiondant: In the name of
JL the State of Oregun, you ure hereby summoned
and required to appear and auswer the complaint of the
above named plaintiff, now on file in the ollice of the
Clerk of the above entitled court, wherein sa d plaintiff
prays lor a dissolution of the marriage contract uow ex
isting between you and said iilaiiitilf, alleging for tiie
cause thereof, wilful desertiou, lor the period oi three
years oi saiu planum by you. bow, tiiereiore, 11 you
full to appear aud uuswurenid complaint, within ten days
from the time of service of this numinous, II Berved with
in this County, and twenty days if served within any
other county iu this Slate, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for tho relief prayed fur in said complaint,
and will take judgment against you fur costs and dis
bursements m mis suit, iiy order ot lion. J. u. il
Sos, Judge. If. N. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
November a, iwa. ihw
- A Biro Incident. Tho Stockton
Independent of November 9th, relates
the following incident: . " ' .
Some time in May last, Warner, pi-,
unlet in this city, liberated four linnets,
two gray and two green, from their
cages in his room and Bent tho little
warblers out into tho " wide world "
to- take care of themselves.! .Imagine
bis surprise, when oue of the birds,
tic-re tame than tho olhors, returned
to its old borne if) Corinthoan Block
on 'Tuesday' 'morning last, and forth
With took possession of the cage it
formerly occupied At first, Warner
thought if w(t8 Bdrrie estray from some
dwelling in the city, bnt upon further
esafnlnatlon be found that it was his
ownVBob.'.'.. TbiB be knew from the
fuot that at one time, in tho attempt
tb'ciut'ft small string from the: bird's
foot tho top of ote of bis1 toes was ao
cideptly: clipped oflf. EeoognKiog it
by Us foot, Warner oalled its name,
and it; immediately perched upon bis
extenleoi hfnd; as Tt,hjtd often done
beretotorQvt,;4tie,;i)ira:ii iOOBOiy en.
deared tQ its owner. ah-; y n,
Divorce Nnlice.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Til ESTATE OF OREOON
FOR WASCO COUNTY.
Jonnotta Jaquos, Plaintiff, 1 ,
vs. . vault tn Equity.
Chester Jaques, Defondant, I .
In -inn. najis ur xiie. siAiis of uncuon, to
Oil ESTER JAQU K8, defendant : You are hereby sum
luuned and required to appear and answer tue complaint
of the above uautcd plaiutht, tiled with the Clerk uf- the
Circuit Court ol tho Stale of Oregon for Wasco County,
praying lur a uivorce irom you lor cruel ana luuuman
ireatuieut, committed by you, and persoual ludignities,
reuUerlug her lite burdensome: and if you fail to uuswer
the said complaint, as required by law, the said plaintiff
will apply to tue Court tor tue relief demunded thcrelu,
. tnolT owl WAfTU A KHLbl,
November 15, I860.
Atty's fur Plaintiff.
I OUT LAN I) l UDiWUV
AND
MACHINE SIICI,
FIRST 8TRBKT. between Yamhill and Morrison.
Er offrom4to4u horse.
power.either Portable or jf
stationary. Also, uut- -
CULAll SAW MILLS
COMPLETE, constnntlv
on hand. Also, Hay I'res- if (if.
mam nf nil ...p.; I'lifciiinir TL
Machines.(Woodworth's
pattern.) Wrought and
Oast Iron work for Ver
tical Sawand Grist mills;
Rrass aud Iron Castings
aud
WROUGHT IROX HOUR
of every description. I am also prepared to furnish
Quartz Mills complete, of the Latest &
most improved Patterns.
These Mills can beforwarded to any part of the mines
as the weight of the entire machinery will not exceed 3,
00U pounds.
Horse rowers Agricultural implements
manufactured toorder at the very LOWEST CASH PRICE
N. B. Partlculor attention paid to KEPAIIIS. feHMf
Shei-lIT's Sale.
rT VIRTUE Or AN EXECUTION, and to me dlrect-
J ed, out of the Circuit Court for the County of
unit, state of Oregon, ( tor the foreclosure of a mortgage)
In favor of John Urabo, Plaintiff, and against E. M.
Townsend, Defendant, 1 have this day levied upon a cer
tain tract or parcel of Real Property, situated aud lying
in Canyon City, Urant County, State of Oregon, bouudeu
and described as follow: Commencing at the Southwest
corner 01 v. a. aimers House, and running Kast tlilrty.
mreeieet: mence oouin. tnirty-nve leeti tnence west.
thirty feet, more or less; thence North, thirty-five feet,
to the point of commencing. '. I will oroceed to sell the
same in front of the Court House door, in Canyon City,,
tiraut County, State of Oregon, at public auction, to the
mgnost utuuer ror cash 111 nana, between tiie hours ot 12
o'clock, M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. 011 SATURDAY, the 9th
day of DECEMBER, 1805, to satisfy the above Execution,
amounting to Cue hundred and tire (106) dollars, and for
the further mm of twenty-eight 61-100 (28 60-100) dol
lars costs of tni action-, and accruing costs, with interest
from the 28th day 01 October, 1806, at the rate of ten
per 1 ent per annum. . M. g. UKltlll, Sheriff.
By Wm. W. Wiuvn.1. Deputy.
Canyon City, November , 18B8. ' nl0:4w
IT-, .jl. HAKE
X tmX .
Manufacturer and Importer of
CARRIAGE, COlf ORD, BlCC
JlID
S X A. Or E HARNESS
Saddles, Rrldlen, Whips.
A genoral assortment of
Siddlcry, Hardware, Leather, etc.
Kf Orilers Solicited. Repairing dono with neatness
and dispatch. F. A. HAKE,
Jeilltf Main Street, fronting Washington, Dunes.
SIGNS! SIGNS! SIGNS !
O. 8. SAVAGE '
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
DEALER IN VV.
paints mmm$$&'
O I I, S g
WINDOWGLASSC
VARXISUES,
Colors. Putty, Brashes, Olne, etc.
Paper Uangliigs, Window Shades, Fixtures, Ac. 1-tf
UALiL.CS CI I V DRUG STOUU.
P. CRAIG,
WHOLK8ALI AMD RITAIL
DEALER IN DRUGS.
MEDICINES, ,
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
PATENT MEDICINES. c.
fi-tr
VMW8 AND PATENT MEDWlHESU
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
S. LEMON,
WHOLEtUU AND BIT All.
DRUGGIST,
Washington Street, between Main and Second Streots
- DALLES, OREGON
a LEMON is able to supply parties in want of Drags,
Patent Medicines. Chemicals, Acids, Perfumery,
and every other article enumerated witn me
WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS,
At the lowest market rates. '
49" Physicians and Merchants Intending to purchase
ror the Mines, win ao well to give mm a can.
TRUSSES & SHOULDER BRACE9
In great variety. , . . " ' '
. ': - : : 8. LEMON,
ap.Sitf. Washington St., between Main adn Second.
DAILY MOUNTAINEER
BOOK & JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
First Street, between Maiu and B
DALLES OREGON.
JOB PRINTING OF EVERY VARIETY
Kzecnted with accuracy and dispatch.
Jlf A STYLE TIIAT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY
with the very best, and
AT BATES A3 CHEAP A3 THE CHEAPEST!
to okder:
Cards and It i I I-SB eadt?.
CHECKS, DRAFTS, KECEll-TS,
OSTEKS AND PROGRAMMES
FOR
KEATRES CONCERTS EXHIBITIONS.
tc, dc, Cc,
PniNTm IN TBI HOST ATTRACT1TI KANHUl. ALSO,
WAY-BILLS,
BILLS OF FA HE,
LETTER HEADS.
RECEU-TBOOKS.
DILLS LADING,
Oriels and Pamphlets,
nsiTjya, weddikq akd "at home" cards
DruegiHta' Labels,
Tn short, everything that enn be done in a Book and Joh
Printing Office, from tho smallest and most delirate Card
or Circular, to the largest size and most howy Posting;
Blll--and which will ne turned out in a style thut cannot
fail to insure entire satisfaction.
our rAciUTisB roa tin iiecvtiok or
DECORATIVE PRINTING
In the most beautiful Colors, Shades and Tints,
Such as Fancy Posting Bills!
From a air. tie Sheet to tiie Largest Mum moth,
ORNAMENTAL SHOW CAltVS.
rUHFUMERS' LAB ELS. d9
Ate nnBtirpoflHed by those ot any other establishment iu
Oregon. We devote special attention to this branch of the
btitfiiieHR, and are continually adding to our already exten
sive and wejl appointed assortment of material,
IVb.ff I I ILVj UUIIULllvj U 1 1 ll rtlvl L ll I Wl
Of the most modern and elaborate designs. Our Btock o
FANCY INKS, TINTS, &C,
Are of tlto finest quality, and for richness ofifrlor and
durability, cannot be equaled in the State.
'llio principle upon which uuslness is asked ror this ea
tablitihnieut Ib, that perBuns will consult their own inter
ests, by awarding their custom to that olfice iu which
their money can be expended to the best advantage. To
this end we solicit all iu want of good Pi liittiif, at very
reasonable charges, to call and examine specimens, and
tiwl.ro f.i r,...rUUU.ud
Orders from the Upper Country
Will have our special care, and friends from the interior
may rely upon having tltir orders tilled promptly, as wo
HAVE THE ONLY IMPROVED GORDON POWER PRESS
In the fcHtvte of Orefgon !
AddrosB:
MOUNTAINEER OFFICE
ml8-tf Dalles. Oreiion. .
Final Settlement.
WTOTICBOF PINAL BKTTLKMKNT of the estate ot
WILLIAM C. LAU0UL1N, deceased In theCoun.
ty Court of Wasco County, Oregon In Probate Notice
is hereby given, that K. II, Wood, Administrator of the
above ettate, has filed his final accounts iu the County
Court of Wasco County, and prays for a final settlement
of said estate. It Is therefore ordered that said applica
tion be heard on fonday, the Hth day of December, A.
I), I860, at the Court House, iu Dalles City, in said Coun
ty, and that notice thereof be published in the Dalles
ifountaiiuav ; 0. ti.b&Sht, Gaunt Judas.
November 9, 1866. . t nlO:w ,,
Flnul tieUlement.
Norton of final Settlement of tw oj
JAMK8 LAUGI1LIN, deceased In the Couuty
Court of Waseo Couety,' Oregon In Probata Jloiice Is
hereby given that K. 11 Wood, Administrator of the above
estataliaa tiled his final sjoceant in theOounty Court of
Wasco County, and prays for -a final settlement of said
estate,' jit is therefore ordered, that said application b
heard on Monday, the 11th day of December, loos, at the
Court House, in DaUo.CKy, in saidovanty,ind that no
tice hereof be nubJshed iu the Dalles MmnUunur. . .
0. M DUMMY, County tlndm.'l
SELLinO OH1 AT COST!
M, "Wunscli & Co.,
TtriLL CLOBR OCT THEIR STOCK OF UKRCH AN.
w DISB, at their place ofbuslness, at the Dalles, iu
order to' go the Mines. Their stock embraces
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Mats
V n fn n A W it n n r 1 v tr m n 1
All which will be sold at COST, for CASH onlv. '
All who know themselves Indebted to our firm at
the Dalles will please call and settle as soon as oossiblo.
Those who have been accommodated we trust will not
delay as unnecessarily, but he prompt in squaring up ac
counts, uau ana see us, auaua every oooy t
anll-tf . ; , , . M. WUN8CH k 00.
. .MANTUA; MAEB.
mRS. MATTIK 110LBROOK would re.nectrnllv In
form the Ladles of the Dalles and vicinity, that
she ha opened a sliopvln connection with Miss tPKourke.
where she it prepared to do uM kinds of work with neat
ness and dispatch. Having Jnst arrived from the Kast,
shea hones tn be atohrto nlease all as tn Form and Fashion
Cloaks, Coats ana Dresses, tat ,to Order.
Street A ' ociilintv
H. U. HILL.
A. J. KANK.
HILL& K A. 1S3" E.
U0LKS4I.E kKB RETAIL DEALI118 1!(
Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors!
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
STUltAOK AND POHWAltDlNO.
GoodB consigned to us will meet with proper attention
ltef erences 1
PORTI.AIID. DALLK8.
II. W. Corbet, ' Bobbins A Co., '
Kichards A McCracken, W. C. Moody 4 Co.,
II. Law, 0. Ilumasou.
Umatilla Landing, Sept. 6th, 1803. '
DR. DAVY'S SPECIFIC
COMPOUND,
An Expeditions Cure fur all diseases of the
SEXUAL OKGAN8.
t 1II1S prompt and tfflcaf ions Remedy for the cure S
M. tihouorruia, Uleet, Strictures, und Diseases uf the
Urinary Organs, makes a speedy cure without the least
restriction to diet, exposure or change in annlk-ation
business; it will radically cure any case which can ba.
prouueed. ine disease it removes as speedily as is con
sistent with the production of a thorough and permanent
cure. Kurthor, the disease cannot be contracted if the
SPKCIP1C COMPOUND Is taken when exposed,
Its ingredients are entirely vogetable,aud 110 injnrlnna
effect, either constitutionally or locally, can be caused by
its use.
Price One Dollar and Fifty cents Per bottle. Sent b
xpress carefully packod.
UUSTGTTUII, BiYllTll DKAfl. Agents,
401 and 403 Battery street, cor Clay, 1
Jy22-0m. " . .1 San Francisco. '
JACKSON SAJ.OON !
CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS,
TilEtNDEItSIONKD, HA VINO REMOVED FROM
THK "BKLLA UNION" CELLAR. INTO
Gates' New.: Buildine--''
Beg to Inform the public that they are prepared to serve
their customers with the best '
AVincs, Liquors and Cigars,
THK MARKET AFFORDS. ' - ALSO, A
, Free Hittncli ! ; -
Every day and evening. . .
ANTON LAVER A EIIIL BCHUTZ,
Aeci-lt ,. Proprletor
Ilai'd. Wood Lumber.
CARRIAGE AND VVAGON MATERIALS
VTK BKO TO CALL ATTENTION of Carriage Nan
T V , utacturers and Dealers to the Large and Com
plete assortment of CARRIAGE and WAUON UATKRI'
ALS we are constantly receiving from the East, special!
elected for the California' market,, comprising, Oak,
Hickory, and Second Urowtli Ash Plank, Hickory Axles:
Wagon Poles, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Kims, Shafts, Ao. etc,
which We' offer at the lowest Cash Prices.
- r orders addressed to our bouse will receive brdmi
attention. N. W. BRA00 CO-r . 1
JeloUlm. . 89 81 Battery Street, San Francisco,
. . . n4 17 4 i seventh Street Sacramento.
0. Watehoo, 11. W. BaAfiQ A Oo., J. W. LisiM
1 gan Frauejsuu. ... Sacramento. 1 Mew, Xorki
!, C. IS. BROOK8, MiiiD. v'
I ii y nti.c uf Sf.jit 1 t,,i. ; i'
i Sff'lP;1' VrT"' JOrug Stoa
DALLES .OREGON.- a