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ghcib: rat Vicpublirau. DALLAS, SATURDAY, OCT. 20. JL I 15 13 li A I. II K V 11 II li I C .1 N JCOtHI NATIONS FOI1 THE JUNNER WE FIGHT UN DER. For President, ii ok a ci2 a s-; & 5. e v. OF NEW YOUK. -For Vice-President, OP MISSOURI PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS E. 1). SIIATTUCK, of Multnomah Co. GGjpKGE It. IIliLJH, of Linn county. H. II. GATF-. of Waeeo count r. "I ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION IN THE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT THE MASSES OF OUR COUNTRYMEN, NORTH AND 'SOUTH,. ARE EAGER TO CLASP HANDS' ACROSS THE ' ELOOD'tTCH ASM WHICH HAS;T0O LONtJ DIVIDED Til EM fOROETTIXO THAT THEY HAVE R E E N ENEMIES IN THE JOYFUL CONSCIOUS NESS THAT THEY ARE AND MUST HENCEFORTH REMAIN I K ET II E UN.' HORACE GREELEY. i.H;iMi.ATi;iti-L. The last Farmer attempts to admin istcr a small dose to our late legislature, but it sugar coats the bills. The Farmer says : We -believe that for ability and honesty, the members of the present Legislature compare favorably with thoe of any former one. We doubt not, a large inajori:y of both houst have dou? their best to serve their con stituents faithfully. It is uo fault of theirs tjiat every though fu citizen must regard the whole forty days perform ance as a farco. They had nothing to do with originating tie farce. 'Ihey were only actors in it Others have acttd the same role before, and .still others-will act in the future, until our Constitution h amended, and our pfActit system i;i vc.-t place U. a better one. Now wc believe in saying just what we mean, and when we say. that we agree with the Fanner, " that every thoughtful citizen must regard the whole forty days performance as a farce,' we mean just what we say. Rut we do not agree with the Farmer That the great majority of the members of both Houses have done their best to serve their constituents faithfully. It seems to us that the two ideas can not stand together j how can it be, that there was a working mnjority in both Houses of the Legislature, that really desired to legislate for the good of the peop'c, and yet permit their legislation to become a farce. If a majority ip both branches of the as sembly desired to legislate for the good of the people, insteadof Holladay, then why did they not do it? They most certainly had the power, who prevented them? .If they had a majority they could do as they please. They could have prevented any Icgialatien damag ing to the people, and could have passed wholesome laws demanded by the 'people they could havo done right and refused to rermit wrong; why did they not do it ' The Farmer ex ruses them by saying their time was too short. Tl at argument stands upon a false basis,' for if their performance of forty day was a farce, and a fraud upon the people, then a continuation of their stay would be a greater farce, a more gross, and gignntic fraud upon a people already tax ridden and op pressed. The Farner conroles itself with the idea that "other Legislatures have ncfed.the the same role before, and still others will in the future;" that may be sooth ing to the Farmer, but, it will not satisfy tho voters of Oregon ; and wo can tell the farmer now, thit no Holladay Re publican Legislature will be per mitted to roenaot "that farco in Oregon for the next ten years. The truth .about the wlwlo matter is this, tho majority of that Legislature could nave rasseu aw laws or n general ; nature desired by the peoph-, long bo- fore tho expiration of tho forty days. ! Instead of spending two weeks time j X'uri,i t5,,,' -h,-'uU l,uve Scuator in six hours without log rolling, and then the people would have been represented in the 1 1 . S Senate instead of Den Holladay. They should have repu diated the lock swindle, and all other j bs f-ot up nguiust the eoplo, and in the interest of corporation.-; and individ uals, by indefinitely- popponiug them as f.t-t ns they come up, all of which th;y et uld have dune in a very fchort spacer of tiiri'j, if a majority was there desiring to do right. Tho republican Grant Holladay party 1 ad a large ma jority in tho' House and alone aro re sponsible for this outrage. Nearly, if not all ol' the bills presented containing schemes to rob the people, and upon which so much time and money was spent, were brought forward by mem bers of that party, and in that branch, purposly and deliberately. They are guilty as a party, and they alone shall bear tho odium. Tbi-j corrupt party in power commenced the if glaring frauds early last spiing in tl eir primaries and conuutions,and they have carried them out to the end, al ways faithful to their ma-'or, Den Hui hday, the arch trailer of Oregon's best interest . We are pleased to notice, that some of the best Giant Republicans in the State are beginning to get their eyes open, and to feel sensibly, the gauling yoke of the Grant rings; when you have got encugh gentlemen, com e with us and we will do you good. The Firmer thinks it would be far better to have a sessiou of the Legislature once in four years aud allow them to sit six nojith. The first session of that character,wou!d not only bankrupt the State, but would sell us out body and breeches, to tho Emperor of China, in the same manner that Grant purchased Santo Domingo of the usurper J'avz, except they would iuscrt an estra clause te thu effect, that Americans should retain or exercise no rights, that Chinamen were bound to respect, Our op'nbn is that the peo ple of Oregon would bo better ofT, it' they would allow their I.isluture to meet but once in twenty vcrs, with aj scs.-ion of ten d..y. The F r,rr, j intimates the ''evu perpetrated !y th last Legislature, will be in a "tncvun? j j forgittcu" before the expiration af the j next two Years, whon the peoplo vvi! elect new representative ni.d in- ready for another legislative farce, and it asks " how lonir is this low comedy to rule upon our stage of legislative action?" We answer, until thij cor rupt, unscrupulous, hypocritical, thiev ing, Holladay, O'Meara, Republican I'arty, is kicked out of place aud power in Oregon. The Oregon lt j;Islatu rc HasAdj urucil. The tax payers of Oregon have stood iu statu quo for the last ten days, with tearful eyes, listening car, and palpita ting heart, all shivering in terrible sus pense, fearing the action of their most unscrupulous scrvauts would bring upon them, financially, swift destruction. Holladay 's legislature has adjourned the shock 13 over, and the eyes of tho people so long fixed in breathless stillness upon the Capital are once more turned away, and the country, thank God, half ruined only, is at least for the next two years compareativly hafe from legisla tive usurpations. The So Called Lock Swindle, The Lock Dill introdneed by Simp son did not pass. This will save the people 610,000 taxes per year, but will have the effect to throw the locks into the hands of Den Holladay who will ex tract from the people more than that amount every year, by his enormous tariffs which this Legislature in total disregard of the people's rights, absolute ly refused to modify, limit or regulate. Holladay won in that coutest as in aTl others which ho undertook; proving conclusively that the Grant party in Oregon is ruled and governed by Den and his money, mrstly the laltcr. Go in Den, nowjs the time for you to make a" stake, while they passively remain your willing tools. Marthy Coinutt of Cany onvillc wa thrown from a horse last week aud badly hurt. A Jackson County farmer has raised 10.000 noun da of onions on oae-half acJC 0f ground ti e present, yar. 7 mxn nti n, Dio'lun living iu Portland was olju ded ire.ane, one day this week. ;ki:at utv A.i) i.j i u.s: moj,. Dcfore the election this party in power, by their stump orators, ha- rangued the people upon the question of thu infamous acts, as they termed them, of the Legislature of two years ago. They complained of divers things : tho Swamp Land Act; the act increasing the salary of the State Treasurer; sundry acts making tmall appropriations Ale they solemnly promised, that if the people would only elect them to office, they would repeal or modify all these unconstitutional and dishonest acts. J'hcy promised they would be faithful to the interests of the people, and would pass laws for the best good of tho tax papers of the State, aud that they would not spend their time on jobs fur the benefit of individual interest. The Legislature has met and their frty days expired, and how have these promises been fulfilled? They have leuish'ited against the interest of the people to a degree which perfectly e clip cs the Legislature of 1'7U. They saddled upon the State a debt ten times larger than that fixed by that body. They rcfu.-cd to relieve the' State from the grarp of monied mo nopolits, or the people against tlieir impositions and oppression. They have refused to pass laws most whole some for the people upon their meust solemn petitions. 'J'hcy have passed laws against the best interest of our citizens regardless of their rights, and both burdcns,)uu; and wicked. They have ncgleetcd aud refu-td to re peal or modify the Swamp Laud Act, which they themselves declared to be an outrage upon tho rights of the people ; but ir.-tead thereof, wickedly contrived hov best they might rob the State of the proceeds of the sales of those land unoer the very net of! whieh th y f.o bit'erly c mp' ii ed. I'hev rofiiM.il to repeal the Juw which increased the pay of the State Treas urer, which they said, with hard up- lifted to Heaven, -was a palpible villa ti m of the (Y-nHt'itntb-.n. Thy have, with h:;uds ur-w.i bed. instituted imini- ! gratlon N-oii tic. and made large a r cue St to the State: a;d Fror-ose to S'.:d, at great cxpr n.-rt both men and wotnetr to all ni ts os the Au;'rican t..Yu t:ni'nt.t' Eunpc, China and Africa, for tho purpose of inducing if pe.-i;.de, the immigration to our State tho p.-.utH-n e.f tho ohl States and of Europe ; the Hottentot from Africa to increase our voting population under the new nat uralization laws, and the Chinaman for the purpose ed improving our society, and establish if possible the wondSip of idols. All this and more thev have dene in the name of General Grant, who who during the whole time has been drunk at Long Dranoh from sipping wine and eating tobacco. The people of Rome, indeed, became weakened by their conuptions and riotous living, but their depravity when compared with that of tho Grantitcsinks out of sight, and would put to blush the most degraded Patrician of Romo. The DiiooF. Wo said in a former issue of the Hemjhlican, that the Grant Republican party were insincere in their professions of equal rights, and we proved it. A bill was intro duced info the House, where that party which boasts so much of equal political rights has a largo majority, proposing to give women the same right to vole, if thry desired, as men. This bill was al most unanimously voted down. The bill was then so modi fed as to allow them to vote upon the question of licence or noliconco for tho salo of liquor, and that even was spurned by a Republican Hoti?c in tho face of their own declara tion in their national platform, that " cejual civil and political rights should bo guaranteed to all." Wc appeal to, V, and demand of tho friends of equal rights, who have been by plans iniqui tons and concocted in the dark, invei gled into the support of this hypocrit ical party, to encourage them no longer; but come out and be separate, mingle no longer, wc beseech you, with their abominations , touch not nor handlo tho unclean thing, for wo warn you again that it is like a whiled tcpul cher fair without, but. within, full of rottenness and all lu.nerof deceit. Corvallis has a calf duly eight months old that weighs 1 0 pounds. AC.UN IVElUtlMSH Till; Pit OOF. When in tho canvass last sprin we told tho people, that the present Republican patty was being run by mo nopolies, and that Don Holladay and his paid attornies claimed that the people of the State hud parted with their sovereign jowcr to regulate or control tho carrying trade of this State, by regulating the rates of toll upon rivers and railways, anil that unless they rose up iu their majesty and put down these corrupt plans al ready laid, to reduce them to poverty no remedy would be obtained in the next Legislature, against these imposi tions and usurpation, the Grant parly denied, and charged us: with misrepre sentations; how now stands this dark account? Do the pee. pie now tee w ho were right and who wrong? hero am the facts a bill was presented in the House w here there were thirteen . majority, whieh ropo.scd to restrict corporations and companies in this State, who are oper ating railroads and running steam boats in their tariff upon the people to reasonable rate, at least not allow them to run up at pleasure to ruinous figures, and-really propped to limit them to. about their present rates, .so far as railroads were concerned, and not allow Mr. Holladay or any other menicd man or company of men, to luise their rates at any time they pleased, and compcll the h nest yco manrycf this country, to j ay into the coffers of theso unscrupulous money sharks, a suliicient amount of money to constitute a comiptien fur.d.aeh quate to purchase the seal lawrg vote in our cities, and thus elect their ow n hire lings to office and rob the jecple, The bill came up on its final passage and Mr. Caplcsand Mr. Speaker Mullury, both made flaming speeches against the bill and the rights of the people, and said that the people had .-olutely parted with their s At r..i,-u p ver to re-uUt'e these rates, that the power had assed into the 1.;mm's of the.-e monopolies in Oregon, that thy could charge jur-! what they ph. a.-id, and that the pej !e were left teim di'icss. Sua Republican Hon e de.t ati-d the hiii by a vote of mx! crn to ihirty-!w- fhu proving a;:d demonstrating every charg. wehad made against Cos j at'y of fhlev. s n l- tuie in fact. We leave this lib ph .nt uji n th.'ir hand- to dispose of as they see fit and wilhit;jts cl r.r. pi: ns. Copies and Mallory. in win mm 1 ! aiiM-'ii-niii A S.J. AVOtMi. Semitor Corbctt will leave for Wash ington immediately after tho Pres idential election. J. D Montgomery, the railroad con tractor has; secured the contract for improving the cl annel of the Upper Columbia at SJS'OOO. The Oregon City hoodlums, one night last weok, destroyed a Chinese camp located near that town. The Oregon k California Railroad is about to have four new locomotives. J. Warren Davis for two years Depu ty Clerk of Multnomah county, is lying dangerously ill of dropsy. Large quantities of heavy castings, rods, etc , aie being shipped from Port land to the Canal and Lock Company at Oregon City. An Eastern Company has recently purchased the copper mino and works of Messrs. Crane & Co., of Daker County. An aged couplo of Portland have kept the dead body of nn oaly son in Uicir house for more than three month, the mother steadily belie ving that her son is only in a trance. The North pacific Railroad has com menced carrying freight from Portland to Pugct Sound. An encampment of the champions of tho Red Cross has been established at St. Helens. The wharf at Bpringvillc destroyed by fire a few months since is being rebuilt. The State University has been loca ted at Eugene. Tho following per sons have been appointed by the Gov ernor and confirmed by the Senate, as Directors of tho same : M. P. Pcady, h. L. Mc Arthur, John M. Thompson, Thoa. 0- Hendricks and Geo. Hum phrey. Tho total number of arrests in Port land during the present mouth is 123. Tho Supremo Court has adjourned until January. " I J. E. Gazley, Radical candidate for Presidential Elector, hold forth at Jack sonville a few days since to an audience uf twenty persons. i PcttV tlicf ts ItaVO bcCOinO nuitC COUt- tllon in Washington COttnty. Published by L. Samuel, General Ailvcrtk'nxj An t. fK Front sl Mews DolIarStore&S! or of Eaivy (joo'I?. Toys, Crockery. Cite, etc. AM.,r lictiC, Jtlrtit .t. lJct Oak A I'ltlt'. Ev er tliii: in-nt. H. l.onft How Proprietor. - li0UKSlTAl I O A iinTlTl'EUlOh I OA 1. ii, Agent for Mutk Tod.I, aiiI Cu's cclt-brutcd ;oui ii:.s. Iviv .i). T:laleiiiiu), Titylur A Co'a School Books '(' (, u JnlL Hut if Lrijal JlUtiiL fur Thix Slut p. V $ ui uiati, tt.o only ilinct importer of Clothiug p.te., cur. Front WiMliinlon streets. Chus. O. J 5itiiett, WHOLESALE LAItOEST STOCK IN POllTLAND. A'o. 7'J I'ruht ami A'. 5 Wtmhtnrjtnn utrrftt. ES FCK, WILLIAM i SON, I.".) Frout fctrcet, M B Importers anl DtalwH in .i;xs, itii''i,Msa.n iti;vit,vi:s ol' e vt-ry i! M-ript'eoi. Fi.-liing Tack lir. Fancy (Jools, kvddtJVird cages I'.i.-ket, (Jrixjiiet (iutnoH,urtl baty carriajcrf At r.ts lor tho "Uulin.rnia I'owiit r SVorks," o lor fin- 'Wti- ,'n.r .t Wii-fMtj Sewing uiachineo." I 9 ek, .John A. 120 Front ft, Tactical D niakifr A Jeweler. Work done for th Watch. the Trade j ) K A M J U il P K 1 N T t. US. II 1 31 US Pi it vciiKi.nr.it. !;i r,o,a st,ftt. JS rtbuiu A Heinhart, Fit. et, t.et. Oak A l'sn 8 iin tr ot Ptoven Kangrpt Kitchen Uten'tds. t3 uehaiiiiii, W. A., . w. cor. t irfcl Jc Taylor ets. 5 t.'lHKpeft Furniture House iu Portland. 1 1 S 6 I)P'IWALTEKlSKO, (thirke lltintcrsou A Cook, bl As;; First St J O'-a'i r- in Dry U oodj.Faney Millinery. Ac d 1oj'il A ItoMntieid, t ir.Jiu at CiUjiuil-.-ikH Men-hunt.- Si d'lrs in O'gn 1 Cat. Produce t1ongl J. H. m'nft.A dealer in Saddle?, Jlar Jnata.A Sa.l.ikry Hardware, itf Front et. A lurritr, W. t Co., loj l jo'i Xj'Xiuh.r a Clothier", Hat., F l tt. Mcretcint urni.-hing goods. vLahiuutt a Orttuiu u, U2 Front n. lieat Es Jt w 'ate Agent... njoitey loaned, houses rented. Il k i.m '.i. an I i'M Fr-.-nt tre tHll)i,C. Jl Wootir t JL Co titrect. B Utl.l.lilslS C. 11. Wo.dard A Co. li F 101 Fii.nl Street, Uidi-rs Irom any portion of the St ite or Tcrrito i i curi f oily liile.l hy litiiil or .pre.-... U )i, Low litcui A C'o. Furoiiurc and Car 2 J t'jtrM reS tr m ll'.t to K!-J FirM t. 5 " ' 'J""-"' Agency. W jUjerall a ilo.ma;i, g 4 N' from .t Knrturh n!! kir.d i-t ti!i. ti erring O.vtiT, 10 rront tfeet. CtiuiUif 1 A :-ti M. l-t and de'lr iri l.ue.etic Pro.tViv ft ot " l.in ry Stable, tor. F.tot a S'in"u sts. j' I'. C"t".t Pr. Uoo-l turo-out alV mi hand leab r A M.t!.i.i. e:;..!bii,g I'nro'g tiood. 't i i ;:;;.-. IT.. I m !: J. I iUi . ,. g IkkUUiV ' I' . . . 1 .. . ...-. . . t. in i. . ...t il. - -o Pi,-, 4 i.I i and l- i,-i bU It, (il.r in V4 --okf, 5a!i ' r, i iiii-n a I ( r.inif nt... Tho trgot Miiki Ih j n the Cst. ori:i;VAY ?ia:o2. ejjdeti oegaiis C. L. I'lPtA.XS, Ianai;cr. SOl.i: ACEMV : )i; TfSH k,E'Hc ', Hvwlni; .TlacEilaar. Z-ir A gen ? s w a i; ted.":!-. 1 J aeKi't-y A Sieiiune, tJrrs and deal-r in ji aU kin d of . I.--, ct Firt and Main ... 1 5 aiiil'tirer. P. Lio 1 utt St., unpoTttr and g f dealer in SOijde Fancy t!oods, Millinery. U endee, 1. 11 , Photographic Artist,?, w; cor. Kirt A Morri'on f s. Child's Pict. .poe"lty. aT-nrieh.-M'n. L. '. A Co..loT) Firt st". Mann g fact's and de'lcr? in Jevrr Jry. Wattdies Ac, V W ibhttrd (J. L., Front St., w!;oU ..)le dealer g g in Or 'ceric.. Door. Wagon Material. Ac. G 2 o'i'lg''. '"'d rt7T'T 'TroiTt St., wholeiiale fi J dealers in Drngs. Paints, Oils, t!a.s, Ac. SB Ik ? Sewing Machine, slraigat U S Vjri7l S i needle." lock stiieh. Com peOtion ehalli'iiired M. E Traver, 112 Front ct. I J ii r re n A Shindler, Nos. lCiti 172 l i jf Importers Furniture. Pcddinc ac. irst st. jl ntcrnational il 'tel. cor. Frtnt4 Morrison sts H M. Kmlelpli, Pr. Free Pnaatten ls steamers. ohn. J.A Co., SI Front tU, wholesale and jV retail 'del'r Fine Cloth inc. Furn'g Goods. 2 ai-on Ieree Itestaurant, private rooms' for IvjSL Fannlies, cor 1st A Pine sts. Q. Voos Pr 7X ff artin, E. and Co. dealer? in Wines and Li IV 1 quor.". O. S. N. Co's Block, and San Fran a tier A cinneer, 1 1 1 Front st., wholesale g and retail Confectioner?, "ft, lller, lolui li., r. First st. Watchmaker lv H and Jeweler, oilers to the uhlie a fine Assortment of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. 5v G oe-ller. A Co.. front near C. st. dealers rn 1 native and freipn Wines and Lionors. Northrop, K. J ., Hardware, Iron, Steo), Hubs Spokes. Hardwood Lumber, AO., Portland, A Accidental Hotel, corner of First A Morriso Vstreots. Smith a C ook Proprietors. C fairish, Watkinst Cornedl, Heal Estate Apt, g 1)0 Front St. bet Alder Washington. 1 1 e 1 1 ? t ; it a v 1 1 1 j " t i u oii..' c " MJa- ward A Co., 101 Front Street. ice, J. M. 127 Front street, wholesale deal er in Tinware and stoves. ft iebter, Paul in.) Fir?t street, itupt'rof Her alin wooden carvings pari r ornaments, .AC t der, U. C. Ileal Lslato and Money liroker 8 ',2 Front street, Portland. oei,baum, I. S. A Co., Tobacconists, im porters of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. tj I) uss House, Front st. On First Class Priu- ciples. Thomas Kyan Proprietor. Sherlock, S. 01 Front a 62 First sts. denier in Harness A Saddlery, Saddlery wave. Simon, J., 6' l ioni st., t!uisrin Poors, Sk and Blinds. Window and Plato Glass. insbeimer, 11. l.f7 First si. i'mp'tei of Pianos trgans, Shoet .Music, Musical Instruments S TOMl, II. 1.., W, 10 liont Street. Watebmahar and Miinulaeturing Jeweler, is aj-pointed Agent for Waltbam, Elgin. E. How aid ACo. Clies. K. Jaeot and California Waicbos also for all the production and Imports of the California Jewelrv Comoanv. San Francisco. Send for circular." Watches repaired in tho very be.l.manuer, W All KAMI ED to give wtfAO .. Q kyumorc.S. (i., 123 I si at. Druggbt k Apotb liC) oary. Perfumery and Toilfct articles. Hnow Koos, Ti Firat ut pictures, Irauies Mol'3 i nzv, a rt in ateriala drawing iostrum't n mitb, Put., Erokcr, V0 Front st. Ueaier in I j Legal Tender", Hov. Eonda and Gold Das Hinith A Havis 71 Front it. wholesale, Drugs Paint?, Oils, Window Glass, t. Fgcrry Eros. Nj. 178 First street, mannfact'rs X and dealers in F'urniturc, Eedding Ac. fVlho Clothing Store, 113 Front tt, Clotinh X Vting good Loots, Shoes. Harris Prag f Jluttle, II. II. 142144 Front street. Dealer in X Wagons an Agricultural Implements. f llyna E. D. n w ee-r. 1st Oak sts. dealer in Ji fine Brandies, Wines, Eng. Ala k Porter HMyler J. A 147 Front ct. wholesale dealer in I'.utter, F!ggs, Cheese, hard, Cacon etc. illiums A Myers. 5 Central ' Biock Front st.. Commission Merchants, deal' in pr'de Wl hulley A Fecheiuier, Attorneys aud bolic V f itorsin Dankruptcy. OCBce O. F. Tem'le OREGON n V & I I E S S D I El C T O St V. The undersigned will commence soliciting for a U US I NESS DIRECT OH Y ot the Statb of Orcgox in a few dajs ; and, to make it scce8ful, respectfullj reriaest the co-operatioa of all persons interested in the welfare of the country. The State has now reached that position when a yearly summary of her progress s necessary, hence the valne of a work which wi 11 combine, in a condensed form, all matter of public interest. The work; in contemplation will embrace a general sketch of the State; its physical as pects, geology, botany, zoology, commerce manufactories, societies, public buildings, productions, and all other subjects on which infvruiaiien is required. The work wilt be illustrated with sketches of some of the leading prominent scenery of the State and its compilation will be under tho iliArgxi ot J. Mortimer Mvurur,Esg., whose re cent work on Washington Territory has been highly coiniucndd by the press and public Tub IU stK.s Directory of each town and city mid be complete ; and that, with sketch ot caeb place, should lu tkc it iaraluablo to tbej uu ti l.anlr farmer and mechanic. As an a Irertiting medium it will be the best vet intro I iced in tho State, as it will be of i;r'i importance that it will always be retaiueJ. ii a prominent position for retereiK'u, TIIK HATK OF A 0 VR It rttf d WILL BC A9C FOLLOWS : Oiic Page, fHK Half Page, io Card 5. jpCf-AdTertiscntaking one page will recciro a copy of the book gratia. Price of work will be. ....... .f 2 50. JZif The book will bo distributed on every route of travel and public place in tho coun try. j. Mccormick, publisher, I05 FIIOX TREET, Portland Oct 19-3 in. EVERY EODY TRADES AT THE IB rick &tore THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF DilY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, "BOOTS SHOES, GROCERIES PROVISIONS CROCKERY, . HARDWARE, &e, &o. South tvf fFortland For sale cheap for esslU Tho highest market price paid for all sorts of country produce. My motto . Cheaper thasv the cheapest. W C Blown. tjfe STOVE AMD TINSHOP AT IDi:iKITlliICE. W, IlOSENDOItF & Co. have opeued ak large stock ol all patents and les of stove, which they will sail fully as cheap if not cheapo than they are sold in Salem or Albany. Wo moo our own Tinware and warrant the samei ilepairin g done in good order and cheap. We also have one of the largest best assottcd stock of Clothing. Dry ioods,Uroeeris, H00U Shoes and Hardware Ao Ac whieh we will sell al living rates. All we ftek is to call uu us and examine Uoods and rices, ami wo aro suro to please you. Wc sell 20 per ceut less than Dallas prices M, Rotfeudorlf A Co 28 tf