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A L"G I'S I 'J 17 2.
liliAlJTIFUJ, POIi.H.
The following beautiful poem
was written by George D. I'ren
tice, the immortal editor of the
Louisville JohvikiJ onl was fiit
puhiisheol in the New York led
ger in 1SC9. The poet and his
subject were well known to have
been the mot violent political
antagonists at the time the verses
were written, ami they were even
then attracting the attention ot
the whole country with their
polemic duels, but Mr. Prentice
never allowed his political predi
lections to interfere with his ad
miration for the personal qualities
of his opponents. The poem is
entitled :
TO A POLITICAL OPPONENT.
I srm the!'. Greeley, words of cheer,
Thou brive.-;, truest. best of men.
For I h;tvi! tin i ked thy strong career
As traced by th hie own sturdy pen.
I"v' seen tin? .-trn'.e wish the foes
That d.uvd liiee to the desperate; fight.
And loved to w itch the iroodly blows
Deult for tlia cansc thou deeru'it the
Thon'.st d ir.'d to afin-l .ipr tin.-! the wrong
When uth'TS .''altered by the Hide,
In thy own sireitird) h itd sied he strong
Nor oti into; Iter's arm relied.
Thy own bold thoughts thou'st dared to
think.
Thy own gre-U purpose? avowed,
Ami none h;iv ever seen thee shrink
From the fierce surges of the crowd.
Tit'Mi a:! t;na!ded and alone
DtdVt taUo thy way in life's young
years.
VVi'h no kind hand clasped in thy own.
No g.'ntle vniire to soot!)-' thy tears.
Ihit thy high heart no power could tatne,
And thou hist never ceiled to feel
Widiin thy veins a sacred li one
That turned thy iron nerves to steel.
1 know th it thou art not. exempt
l-'r un all the weaknesses of earth.
F"r pa--sio:i comes to noise and tempt
The tnie.-t Minis of mortal li th.
li It til n inss. well fuliiiie 1 lliy trust.
Jo spre o! Ii'ijic and love and fe.tr,
And e'en the tem pes! 's t h u ndei'gast
Lut clears thy spirits atmosphere.
Thou still art in thy miu'iond's prim"1.
S:id lorcin ;st 'mid ihy iellow-men,
Thougli in each year ot all thy time
Thou hast compressed thret -scire and
ten.
Oh may each b'cr.sed pvtnpathr,
lirei'he 1 ,,! thee vr'tih a te'ir and sigh.
A sweet fi iwer in thy pathway be.
A blight s ir in the clear blue skv.
A Lrrir.i: Contrast. The or
pins of the Administration are
making a givat flourish about its
Indian noliev. Let us make a lit
tle contrast between one year of j
Andrew Johnson's Administration i
and one year of his successors. !
In 18GS, the Last year of Mr. John- I
4 "1 " .1 T 1
sons Administration, the Indian
service cost OSS, 9.3d. In 1871,
the third year of General Grant's
Administration, this same service
cost 7, 420, 307. This is another
brilliant example of the economy
of the persent Administration.
There was far more trouble with
the Indians" lat ye:ir than in 1808.
The fact is, Grant's Indian policy
or impolicy has increased the mud-
ii -ii.i i..
Oxe or Grant's Victims. A
Southerner by the name of Moore
is now in the Albany Penitontia-
rv under sentence as a Ku-Klux.
This is the story he tells ; "Before
the war t was a well-to-do planter
m A'anamp;. i owned many slaves
which constituted my wealth.
The events of the war reduced me
ne arly to poverty. At its close, I
gathered together the fragments
of my ruined estate, hired a few
of my former shaves, and com
menced "life anew. All went well
with me until a month or six weeks !
ago, when I was suspected of be- 1
ing a Ku-Klux, arrested hy a Uni
ted States Marshal, given a hasty
trial, found guilty, sentenced, and
two weeks ago was brought from
Washington to this prison. Mv
tcrm is tea years'
Love-Sick. I gave her a rose
and gave her a ring, and .asked her
to marry me. then ; but slv sent
them all back the insensible thing
and said she'd no notion of men.
I told her I had oceans of money
and goods tried,, to frighten her
with a growl ; but she answered
?he wasn't, brought up in the woods,
to be scared by the screech of an
owl. I called her a baggage and
every-thing bad ; I slighted her
features and form : till at, length I
succeeded in getting her mad, and
fdie raged like a sea in a storm.
And then in a moment I turned
and smiled, and called her my an-
ge
1 and all
ne
dl
m my arm-
like
a wearisome child and ex
claimed : "We will marry this
Fall."
Don't See the Argument. A
Grant paper contends that there is
still use for the Republican party,
because some men live in the South
w
.-ho bate the tx.vernment of me
Juited States. The Courier-Jour-
. ,1-1 "
u
7i rd don t see tlu argument, since
Toombs, Wise and Mosby have all
of them virtually arrayed them
selves on the side of Grant.
The Most Fruit. It has been
found that in nearly en-cry civiliz-
ed country the tree that bears the
most fruit for the market is the
axle-tree.
The S. F. Chronicle reports
that "Fighting Jo. Hooker" de
nounces (tract us having no more
mora! sor-re than a dog.
i.e ent; meu ute ex pen. ut ure, ' " I ()f (irant men in Raleigh mobbed
netted the Indian "ring and add- j t,vo coU)ml liun u-!l(, ha, appear
ed to tdio dangers ot the border j C(l jn n Greeley procession, and
i-.ettlers. , ,roV(; them from the city. If the
gl.lUJSai.cli..J ------
An Interesting- Scientific Knterprise.
St. Louis Republican.
It is a fact well understood by
the unlearned as well as the learn
ed that in determining the true
north line surveyors and civil en
gineers are accustomed to make a
certain allowance for what is called
"'the variation of the. magnetic nee
d'e," or in other words, it is well
known that the magnetic needle
does not point due north. The ex
tent of this variation differs with
different periods of time, and, also,
in different localities on the earth's
surface. Another well known fact
connected with the operation of
the magnetic needle is that when
suspended upon a pivot, instead ot
assuming an exact horizontal posi
tion it lu a ;i slight dip toward the
north, and that the extent of this
dip likewise varies with time ami
place. In view of these well-known
facts it becomes a subject of great
practical importance, as well as a
matter of sireat interest to science
to determinate the true north line
of different points of the earth's sur
face, in order to know what extent
the needle varies from the north
course, and also, to see to what
extent the needle dips at different
localities. When t lie true north
line is once established at different
points, it will then be an easy mat
ter to note from year to year the
slightest difference either by way
of an increase or a diminution of
the variation of the needle from
this true line from year to year.
The true north line is found by an
astronomical observation, and the
process of ascertaining the true
meridian lino and measuring the
intensity of the magnetic force
which controls the variation and
dip of the needle is called a "mag
netic survey."
Such a survey of the United
States is now being made by Dr.
I. C Ililgard, under the auspices
of the National Academy of Sci
ence. The Smithsonian Institute will
publish the results of these surveys
for ths general benefit of the com
munity. The Prospect in Maine. All
advicces from Maine point to a
Greeley triumph in both the Sep
tember "and November election.
Even the defeat of Speaker Blaine
for Congress, in the Augusta Dis
trict, is hinted at ; and, in the
Eastern District, Hale's defeat is
certain. There is a prospect, that
ex-Governor Chamberlain will ac
cept the Greeley nomination in the
Portland District, in which case he
would surely carry it. The Port
laud ArjH in a leading editorial,
significantly and boldly remarks
that Maine will cast its electoral
vote for Greeley, and adds : "A
few weeks will bring developments
to make this plain to all, as it is
now to us."
Not Without Effect. In one
of Secretary Boutwell's speeches
in North Carolina he said : "We
are advised to clasp hands across
the bloody chasm made by the war.
I protest against this advice." The
Secretary's protest was not without
fV-ct for nn tlir s;nmi il:tv a nartv
" - . ,
! famous fourth section of the Kti-
j Kulx law was still in force, what.
j a magnificent opportunity tics
i would be for Grant to proclaim
j martial law in North Carolina, and
incarcerate all tne IjiUeral-Uemo-c
ra tic campaigners.
A Notakle Defection. A not
able from the Radical party is that
of ex-Go'Ternor Austin Blair, a Rep
resentative from Michigan, who
has formally given in his adhesion
to the Liberal-Democratic; move
ment. This act was not altogether
unexpected. lie has long seen and
denounced the corruption of the
Grant Administration, and after
his discovery of the Robeson
frauds, where, as a Committeeman,
lie became cognizant of some of the
stupendous rascalities prevalent in
our naval bureau, he could no
longer act in any manner with the
dominant party.
Determined. A high-tempered
hushand quarreled with his wife
the other morning, and getting the
worst of it, he took his razor from
his box and threatened to cut his
jugular vein. His daughter fell to
her knees and bogged him to de
sist, but he wouldn't do it. "Let
the old fool cut his throat if he
wants to " exclaimed his wife.
"Oh, that's what you wain, is it ?"
retorted the .husband. "Well, I
was determined to get the best of
you somehov, and now I'd do it,"
he added, as he carefully placed
the razor m its box.
Washington dispatches again
hint at threatened Indian disdurb
anees. The Kiowa and Cheyenne
are said to be perfecting their ar
rangements for a grand swing
around the circle of frontier posts,
in widen, tuey are undoubtedly pre
1 a
: -
j jKm.,i to engage in the burning ot
j villages, the murdering of women
and children, stealing of stock
from struggling settlers, and in
dulging in any other savage pas.
times. These Indians favor the
peace policy.
Republicans in Maine are bolt
ing. There seems to be a general
misunderstanding as to who shall
hold the offices in the party.
--- o-
Oni.t. A Londoner remanded
for attempted suicide by hanghing,
Uim-d that lie only intended
exp
Making a
The Springfield (Dakota) Times, j
a Grant sheet, calls the Germans
'The lieu Mouthed Dutch." That
paper has no doubt heard of Wil
son's nomination for the Vice
Presidency, and thinks it in order
to take a leaf in his book as a bit
ter Know-Nothing.
- .
The live surviviors of Mr. Lin
coln's cabinet as originally consti
tuted are Seward, Chase, Blair,
Welles, and Cameron. The latter
alone indorses Grant. It will be
remembered that he was turned
out of the cabinet in disgrace.
-
The owner of the little farm in Vermont
on which Horace Greeley was raised, of
fers to sell for the modest stun of $.000
he old pine stomp from which II. G. used
o get torches to read by at niht. The
house, in which h was born is gone, but
they talk of cutting the cellar up
small holes for campaign purposes.
into
Neitiir Knows nor Cakks.
Henry Ward Beecher would make
a poor President of a genealogical
society, lie says: "I want to
know were I am going: I don't
care where I came from."
"Don't Try." A lady once
complained to her doctor that she
could scarcely breathe. "Don't
try my good soul," replied the can
did physician ; "nobody wants you
to do it,"
Will Have. If Adam is ac
countable for " consequential dam
ages," he will have a rough time
of it.
A G C Tl OjY a xd commissi oz-
A. 15. lHclftSlliS029
AUCTIO N E E R !
Corner ot Front and Oakdtreets , Portland
AUCTION SALES
Of Ileal Estate, Groceries, LJeuuralMerchan
dise and Horses,
Every Wednesday and Saturday !
A. li. iticiiARDsox, Auctioned
AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refined U.ir and Itundle Iron
English St(are and Octagon Cast steel
dorse shot's, Files, Rasps, saws;
Screws, Fr-paus, sheet iron, li. G. Iron
also :
A largeassortmentof Groceries -and Liquor
A. li. KicHAuijfcON, Auctiouetr
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
c RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY COOIS,
BOOTS &; SHOES,
I a!o keep constantly on hand
SALEM CASfllMERES, FLANNELS,
TWEEDS AND BLANKETS,
Which I wilt sell at the Factory Prices, and
will take wool in exchange.
2-i7l will also pay the highest price- for
Butter, Ejrus nd ail kinds of good country
produce. I will sell as low as any house
in Oretron. for (.'ash of Us equivalent in gomi
meridian table produce.
" STS Give me a call and sat.i-fy vonrselves
" JOHN MYERS.
Jan. 13, 1S71 tf
SPRING & SUMMER SO00S
JUST RECEIVED AT
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HARDWARE. GROCERIES
CROCKERY, NOTION'S, AC.
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY.
PRODUCE of all kin Is bought, for which I
pay the highest market price.
It" you desire trood Goods, at LOW Prices.
CiU at I. SELLING'S, and examine his fresh
stock of Spring Goods.
GIVE ME A CALL AND CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
Mv Mittois, QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.
Wool Wsicitocl,
For which I will pay the higheet market
price.
I. SELLING.
April 14. lTittf
Summons.
In the County Court of Clackamas couuty,
JACOB AVOUTM.VN, Plaintiff.
X. XEyELL.,"ffeudant.
MHO X. XEWELL, THE ABOVE XAIED
defendant In the name of the Stato of Ore
gon you are hereby required to apjiear and an
swer the complaint hied a-ainst von in said
Court in the ahove entitled action within ten days
after the service of this summons upon von, "if
served in Clackamas comity, or twenty days if
serve! ia any other county in said State, and' un
less you so appear and answer said complaint, in
sail term or on or before the 1st day of the term
of said Court commencing next after the expira
tion of six weeks from the publication of this
summons, to-wit: on Monday, the 2nd day of
September, li7- the plaintitf "will take a judg
ment against you for the sum of i;s 45 and inter
est thereon sinct? the 1 1th day of May, 1872 also
for cost-s and disbursements of this action
Published by order of-Hor. J. K. 'Wait Jud--e
of said Court. JOUXsUX & MrfOWN c
Dated 23d July, 1S72. AttVs for pP.
SOjulyCw
HOME-MADE CARPET FOUALK AT
Busiaiss Directory of Portland, Oregon.
PITBLISUKPBY L. SAMUEL.
General ABnt, 13 Irani Stntt.
Ackerman's Dollar Store,
Xo J First street. Importers and Job
bers of Fancv Goods, Toys. Crockery, Glass
ware and Plated aie-
A stor House. First t , between Oak and
i Pine. Everything neat. li. L. Lojyfel
low, Proprietor.
U CIlOKT & MOUS15,
Wr.U for Mabie. Todd A Co.'s celebrated
" itlU I'tm.
Ivison, Pdakeman, Ta3 lor A Co's School
Books. J.Jtt J'ubliMhe.1, nyullitneoj Jg-il
Blanks for thin Stt.
1arman. the ordv di. ect Importer of Cloth-in-,
Ac, cor. Front y"-1"" -
""CHASrcTYi R B T T,
IIOLHSALR
BOOKSELLER A STATIONER,
LARGEST STOL'K IN roRTLASD.
Xo. 7Q Front R ml :. 5W'k-
IVrX'K, WILLIAM A SON. T1 Front st.
3 Importers and dealers in
Uuua, Rll! and Revolver
of every description.
Fishing; Tackle, Fancy Goods. Heads, Bird
Ca'es, Baskets, Croquet Games, and
Uaby Carriage.
Agents for the "California Powder Woiksj"
also, for th W heeler A Wilson
Sewing 'Machines. '
1"ck, John ., I'iTt Front street, practical
) Wechmakcr & Jeweler. Work done
tor the Trad".
IM W-tfVirWTJJU'MjU'lliJI mpn mini l V Hiwmflw l mi hiwi ij
BOOK AM) .JOB PRIXTERS.
IIIMESA RAtUILI DKR !3 Front street
Iritjham A IJeinhart, F.rst st. bet Oak A
3 Pine, importers of Stoves, Ranges,
Kitchen Ut.eniU.
1u- hanan, W. A , s. v. cor. First A Taylor
y sts. Cheapest Furni'ure House in Port
land"
CARPETS.
WALT Kit BUG
-'.t Front stieet
llai ke, Henderson A Cook, 81 A S3 I irst
stieet. Dealers iu Dry Goods, r ancy
Goods, A".
J sion Merchants A Dealers in Oregon A
California Produce.
Con;'e, J. IJ .
; S.Td.IK-s, 11;:
Manufacturer A Deih-r in
arness, ana Ouuulery iiura
ware, Front street.
Cou rier, V A Co., 1;:! Front st. Merchant
Tadors and Clothiers, Huts Furnishing
Goods.
DeLishmuit A Oatm in, 'l Fr int street.
Ileal Kstite Agents, money loaned,
houses rented.
DENTAL GOODS, 'iX
. Wood-
101
L loui slret't .
DRUGGISTS,..!!:
Alt!) AC'. lni Ff nt street. Orders from
any portion of t'te Slate or Territories care
fully til ed by m i l or e'pres-.
TTmil, l.owensti in A Co.
Furniture and
arpet dealers Stores from 13 1 to 13s
Fn
t street.
XT 1 1 1 p ! oy m e n t A : e n cy
. Witherell A Hoi
Furnish all kituU of
man, s() Front st.
help.
I.verd HL--A Ueehe, lo Front -treet. Com
U mission Merchants and dealers in Do-
ne-ti - Produce.
1
Tishion liive' v Stable, eor. First A Salmon
sts K. Corbett, Pr. p. (rood tuiu-o'.its
tl w.i vs on hand.
I
X- TJ- hci ts eor. first. A Va-Jin'fon
i s. t i. ; -. rum.
l n rr ( roods.
1
V-eela-.d, Dr. B. TL., Dentist Oin;e, Xo.
ii. Di-ktrn's 151 ck, cor. First A -Vash-
infjton sts.
r
1 ill A Steel. 7" a'd 77 t irit. street. Deal-
X ers in Wo
1 iistrurncnts.
ik-, Stationery, a:id Musical
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE-
The largest Music IIouso on the Con ft.
STEIN WAY HANGS, BURNETT ORGANS,
CJ. I". ntPniXS. JLinagfr,
SOLE AfJRNCY flip. THR
6t53ove''' Sewing 3Iacliine.
,3??..!Tent- wanted. "S-a
Ku'ker'ey A Sterne Grocers find dealers
n all kinds of Seeds, cor. First and
Ma u st-.
nimbiv irer, B., Kirst s' reot . i;n fxirter
and dealer in staple Fancy Dry Goods,
Millmerv
IT
tTirlef.D II. , Photosr ipliic Artist. . v.
c-r. First and
ec ltv.
Moiri-un sts. Child s
1'let
TJe ,r:chs-., L. (
Co.. ln;i F r-t street.
11 Manu'.H
Warehcs. Ac.
turers and dealers in Jewelry,
nibbird, (ifo. L.. !'s Front st.. wholesale
dealer in Groceries, Doors, Wa.on Ma
terials, Ac.
Hod-e. Calef A Co., J7 Front st., wh de
sale dealers in drus, Paints, Oils,
(iiass, Ac.
TTA" I" T7 Sewins Machine, strai -ht
J..LV 'Al I J medio, under feed, "h ck
stitch." Competition challenged. Al. K.
T raver, 1 1 ii Front st.
Hurtrren A Shin ller, X". to 172
First st. Importers Furniture, 15ed-
illoe iVc.
International Ilo'el. cor. Front and M uri
son s's. M. Uudolph, Prop. Free Buss
attends steamers.
Kohn.J. A Co., M Front st., wholsafe and
ret i ii dealer in Fine Clothing, Furnish
ing Goods.
1 I ai-on Doree Ivestaurint, pnvate rooms
tor h annbes, cor.
. "oos Pi op.
1st and Pine streets.
E A Co., whole-ale dealer in
mo- A Liquors, O. S. X. Go's Block,
and San Fran
eier A Sehmeer, III Front St., wholesale
and retail Confectioners.
Mi!'er-, Tohn B , i'S 1st st. Wat'dimaker A
Jeweler, otV.'rs to t'u public a tine as
sortment of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Mueller A Co ,
in native am
Front near (' st.. Dealers
d lorein Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
ATort'.rnn, L J.. Hardware. Iron, St-el.
IN Hubs'. Spokes, Hardwood Lumber, dx-.,
Portland.
Oehlental Hotel, cor. First and Morrison
sts. Smith A Cook, Proprietors.
1)ari-h, Wat ns A ..nell, Ite-1 Kstate
Asents, 00 Front street, bet. Alder and
Washington.
I) HOT GRAPHIC GOOD-5. C. II. Wood
1 ard A Co.. KM Fiont s.
rice. J. M..127 Front street, who!3ale
V dea'er in Tinware and Stoves.
Ti ehter. Paul
105 First St.. importer of
Jl Yi Berlin w
ooden Carvings, Parlor Orna-
merits. lYC.
T) ider. G, C, K"al Ho'a'e A Money Broker,
IV 02 Front treet. Portland.
T ''senbaum, I.S.ACo.. Tobacconists. import
' IV- ers of F.'T!-'. and t'otr.?5t;c L:quor.
1 u.-s House, Front !-t. On First Class Piia
V cipai. Thomas Iiyai, Proprietor.
Sherlock, S., 01 Front and 2 First sts ,
O dealer in Harness, Saddlery and Sad
dler Hardware.
Simon, J., ot Front sti eet, dealer in Doors,
asli A Blinds, Window A Plate Glass.
Sinsheimer, H., lo7 Fust st., importer ot
Pi.mos, Organs, Sheet Music, Muio In-strumetits.
Qkidrrore. S. G.. First st. Drugg'st A
O Ap .thec.irv, a lare stock of Perlumeiy
A Toilet Articles.
S until A: Davis, 71 Front sti e t. wholesale
dealer in Drills, Paints, Oils. Window
Glass, Perfumery. .te.
Siftv A It .os, 7.', Kirst strtet, Picaires,
Fiames, Moldings, Artist's Mat'.s, Draw
ing Iiistriimen's.
Smith, Put.. Broker. O t Fro;it st. Dtnler
in Legal Tenders, Go- ernnient Bonds
and Gold Dust.
ST1K, . L.. o H7 Front Street.
Watchmaker A Manufacturing Jeweler
is unpointed Asrent tor the Walthaia. Eh-'in.
E. Howard A Co., t'has. E. Jacot, and the
Caliiorni Watches; -also, for all the predic
tions and imports of the California Jewelry
Con pany, San Francisco. Send for circular.
Watches repaired in the verv best manner
and w.vhhantkd to give satisfaction.
pn., AtP'KMinresAjr
ferry Bros.. Xo. 17s First street, nianufac
.JL turers and dealers in Furniture, Bed
dina:. Carpets, Ac.
rphe Clothing store 1 1 :i Front st. (dot'inu
1 Furnishing Gocds, Boots and Shoes.
Harris A Prager.
''puttie, II 11., 142 A 1-1 1 Front st. Dealer
JL iv Wagons A Agricultural Implements.
rpyne. E. D., n. w. cor. First A Oak sts.,
JL dealer in Brandies, Wines, Finnish Ale
and Porter.
rpy!er, .1. A., 14-7 Front st., wholesale deal
JL er in Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Lard, Ba
con, Ac.
TYTilliiiini A Myers, f Central Block.
V Front st., Comniisdon Merchants A
deal's in Produce.
7'hallev A Fechheimer, At'ormys A So
y bcitoisii Banki ujitcy. OJlic'e in Odd
Fellows Temple
GOOD NEWS.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
BARGAINS!
6. ACKERMAfl & CO.
II
AVE JCST RECEIVED A LARGE
stoi k of
WHICH THEY OFFER
Cheaper t5an t!ie r:5sea5?ef.
We would say, come an 1 convince your
self before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock
consists in part of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CHOTH1XG. HATS.
BOOTS AND S110E.
NOTIONS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
and a great many articles too numerous to
mention.
AL0, Doors, Windows, Gla-s and Putty.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IX
EXCHAXGE FOR GOODS.
ALSO, TI'OOL wanted, f r which we pay
the HIGHEST PRICE.
S. ACXERftXAN & CO.
Oregon City, AjM-il 21, l71:tf
Eye, Ear, Throat & Lungs.
JOHN B. PILKIKGT0W, EI. D.,
I ATE OF SAX FBANCLVf'O, HAS LO
j caed in Portland, On gon. f)l!ice : In
H line-' Building. First street (three do ts
fr m Ladd A Tilt-m's P. ink), where he mnv
bo coii'ult-d daily, and will treat, diseases
of t he ab ve named org ms as speeialt es.
All operation ujioti 'he Eve and P.ai per
formed in the most scientific and careful
manner.
A RTI FICI A L EY ES, having a'l the beauty
and mobility of the nut :ral eye, inserted.
Refers bv permis-ion, for Ids professional
standing, to L. C. Lane, M, D., Profo-s r ot
Surgery, and Edwin Lenilev, M. D , Proff
sor of .n itorny. University ot the Pacific.
San Francisco; and lor his success in Hie
treatment of cacs, to over l.otH) cases tieat
ed bv him, in San Fiancisc .; also, to Lrvi
Ests. Esq., Uev T. L. Eliot. Portland ; Wm.
H. DiU.ui, E-q.. Vai couver, W. T. ; ami
many others Oregon and Washington Ter-riiOi-3
aiiti2o:mi
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
THE UXDERSIGXED OFFERS FOR
sale bis residence n Orogo'i City. There
are four lota, a good hou-e and barn, with a
fine cellar and (goml well of water. There
is plenty of land, and it is well adapted for
early girdeniiifr purposes. Pait pavmeut
mav be made in stock. For particulars sp
plv'to GLOKGE CLARK.
Ore on City Juna2 lS71tt
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
POUTLAND- - - 0REG0U-
GEO. Ja. CURRY,
DEALER IN REAR ESTATE AND OTHER
INVESTMENTS.
Commissioner Se'esting Swamp nnd Oyei -flowed
Lands.
F.-trm l inds s"ld and purchasers obtained
for all kinds of landed property.
Valnab'e securities transferred in exchange
for real estate. 0
Loans nesrofiite.l on property, and title
examined and determined.
Commissions solicited and executed with
fidelity an-1 promptness.
OFFICENo. UCrter'aRuildin-, corner
vi .nier anil rrnvf, -rpr
F..h. 3. i-r tf
THE
HOUSE WE LIVE IN
AND THE
INHABITANTS OF THE
WORMS,
rriIE CAUSE OF A GREAT MANY PIP
JL eases, that have been pronounced incur
able by the most eminent physicians, tor the
very reason that they overlooked the cause,
and as Dr. Van Den Hergh has made the
Entozoa a lite long Study, be wou d infoiui
the sick generally that by close observation
and great xperiuit ins, ba come to the con
clusion that there are more acute and thrun
it: diseases cau.sed by Worm, Jlrdat.ds, An
ima.cula;, 01 otiier species ot Entozoa. The
public generally, or 1 tie profession i:t large,
are not aware of the number of Patients
who are treated by eaiinenl Phvsic.ians, for
th.s, ttiat. or utdt a complaint, without any
relief. It the disease had been understood,
a few doses of Dr. Y's. Sovtreij 11 Worrit
Jitiueiy would have iniined;uttd,Y cured the
complaint ai.d saved a great many lives.
INHABITANTS 0? THE HU-
HAN E0DY !
What think you reader, of your body be
ing a planet inhabited by living races, as
we inhab t the earri V What ver may be
your thoughts on the subject, h is even so.
Your body may be but a home for parasites
that crawl over the surface, burrow beneath
the skin, ne.-tlein its entrails, and riot and
propagate their kind in every corner ot its
frame.
The following is from the San Francisco
Bulletin, of J anuary -jdih, ls7ii. (A recent
date.;
Car i.'artins rccct.tly died in Cleveland,
Ohio, from eating meat infected with tho
Ova of 'linat Sol'ium. At the Coi oner's
Inquest, on Tuesday, (January 2d.) it was
shown tht three wi eks before Chi i.-t;nas,
M ai tins purchased a carcass of Pol k. Some
of the meet was eaten the same day, und
some was made jnro sausage. About ten
days iater, some of the sausage was eaten,
and 111 a .-hoit time the whoU farni'y were
taken si. k. Martins died on Sunday. Decern
ber 31st, 171. M.S. Alart.ns nertwo
children are now very ssck, and t he tomer is
not, likel to rec .ver. The vercict was in
accordance with the facts. For further par
ticulars, s e Clove ami, Ohio, paper of above
date. A Coroner' s Inquest brought this
fact to lijrht.
Now 1 would ask how many more such
deaths a" i. -quest would bring to light f
Ponder well, reader, upon this, and thii-k of
the thou-a us that d-.e every j ear and no
ivvii-p e m be as lulled tor their ileadl. Now
the question that w.-uld naturally enter the
mimi f ihe reader, is what shall I ! ? The
advice of the Dr. w o lo be : to some one
that is competent oi treating such e.-nt-plaints.
And who is nc re competent than
the one that has made Worms a speciality.
Tkmas-Yesterday. Dr. J. W. Van Dcn
Peigh exhdjited to n's a number ot parasites
which had been removed from persons af
flicted; there were several d lb rent s; ecics,
oneof which appears to be entirely unknown
to the iredical profes-ion. This new taenia
is shaped something like an orange seed,
but perfectly Hat, or lather like a cucumber
seed, with a" tail about a quarter f an inch
inhrgth. Another was a tape worm 67
bi'-t in leittrtb, consisting of ii.Cioi, joints.
Among medical men theie ex. sts no little
difl'ereiiee of opinion relative totbeoiigin
of these entozoa. One class of writ- rs be
lieve that these parasi es, at least many of
them, originate in the endowment of anneal
molecules with vitality from the parent body,
fafo: ed bv ccrtai i states ot the vital forces
of that body; the states origiualing their
rj i nizat i-.n and promoting their g ovi ih
and propagation. That all description-; of
entozoa are met with far more frequently
where asdmal food is used in greatest abun 1
auce, is an indisi titanic fact, .specially
where t;e food hi the !le!i oi the "une'ean
beasts.'' h,c!i the Jews and M ohammedajis
are forbidden to partake of. But our in'en
tion s not to wiite a thcsHup-e this sid.je d:
we onl v b sir- to chronicle the tact that Dr
J W. Van Den IJeigh has iound a med'cine
a simple vegetable whicti grows in s bund
ance m California, which is u dead shot to
a eu'oza. of whatever de-cripLnti, gener
ally ;icc!)i!i d isli r s its ol ject in tr m an hour
and a half to six h ujr. Mtmiri (.'till..
Had we the space ' ere hundreds d testi
monials could bo produced, testifying to the
Ifirh of the assert ions that have here been
made, but :t would be useless and would
onlv occupy the reader's time.
The foliow n, are some of the diseases
that Worms ate often iniaken fur.
Dysoepsia, Chronic Affections oi tho Liver
and Kidneys, Con-unipti iu, Whi'e Swell ng.
Palsy, Spermatoi rhce t. Diarrt-tea, I c 'liti
neticeof Urine, Gravel, Fior Albas, Diabetes.
Dropsy, etc
Dr. Y. would advise those ladies froub'ed
iritli any lrroe ularit'es of the Ulerus to I ry
his new r m dies ami get cured.
Dr. Van I) n Bergh's Infallible Worm Syr
up for Children. 1 rice l. Warranted to
expel the worms. Sent everywhere upon
receipt ot price.
Dr. J. V. Yan Pen Bergh's, Hair Tonic
a ure cure to destroy all a'dmalcube of the
Hair Follicles, prevent - falling out. and pro
moting t e Growth o! tliellair. Piicejl,50;
Warrar.ted.
IJy Con alt'iifj nnd I'ndi r groins
SIMPLE EXAMINATION,
i
The affl.o'rd cm learn if their flisen-p ia 1
caused bv Worms i;r no- nt all pven a Dr i
an Den B. rgh can tell them from what dis
ease they are .-.ufivring.
Consultations and Kxaiuiiuitlous
IfilF.K OP CIIAIIGK.
OFFICE ROOMS N0S. 33 & 39,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
Letters describing the symptoms will bo
promptly answered, and persons livingata
distance will be saved the expense and trou
ble of calling upon the Doctor.
Address 1)11 J. IV. VAX DE KFdtCII,
P O. BOX 172. SALEM, OREGON,
Tcstiiooiiiol.
I'ortlaxh, Pc-l. 10th, 1.5.72.
11 ti. .1. W.X y Urn Behgii J)var Sir :
Our rhild.a tilth jjrirl eight yearf of ajre, has
had tits and c-mvnlj-ions f,,r t))0 ast two
years, and we bad tried m-.ny d ictois and
n-an remedies without much benefit, in fact.
our davlinir was ttinjx constantly 'worse
tint 1 we ht-nrd of unr worn sy rn th'-cujih
a friend of ours. We tho iyh. fhat perhiqn
it miht do so'ee y.-jod to give i; a tiial, R .d
i,u cannot imairine our surprise when orer
tioo worms were expelled with 0-e bo tlr of
y.-ur yalnable wrm yriin, and from this
time on we eerbiiidy shall i e er be r thont
it so Inn; as there U a vf.-silb- fbatice tor it
to be bad. Yon are at libeity to publish
this if you choose, and mav it do much tood.
Respectfully vours, " S. U. ORTftN.
M. J. OR TON.
Symptoms of "Vcrn,
Alternate pa eness and finshinc c.r the
conntenanee, dull expression of the eves,
drowsiness. it-hinr of the nose, a swelled
upper fin. tnmroe whiteiy f'nr.e' and thick
ly f-peck'ed with red points, fetid breath,
and enlarged abdomen, u part'al or cen
cr:.l swellinsr or piifrin-rnpss of the skin a
start'intr it the sleep and jrrir,di'ir of the
teeth, a sensition lis if Rniethinr wasl'idg
ed in the throat, a srradnal wnstincr of the
flesh. sicbns of the stomach, vomitinj?. a
short and dry conai1t appetite sometimes vo
rscons -t oth.-r timet feeide, bwels some
times enstiye, other t;me. loose, prreat fret
ddness and irritability of temper, pains in
the stomach and bowels, colic, fits, convul
sions and palsy.
I' the worm svrnp is not, to bf had in
vonr town, send ordera to the mnini'nctiirer
it will be sent promptly to nnv 'nddress
free of express char-res. Direct orders to
Ph. J. W. VAN DEN HERGII,
V. O nT 172. .fitm, Org-r.
To Stock
rover,
rpiIE ROAD ACROSS THE c7
X Mountains, ki.own as. the .7,CAfE
grant Road," is now in spltnlid , ttn'
the accoruiiiodatioi. of the public 1" 1 r
on ttie road have ail been thon,Ki'', "n
ed, and stock drovers will nnd u ,!'
to cross tiie Mountains by this rout ut!
is plenty .f good water" and grass' T'"r
sides of the Mountains, nJ the
across is onlv o ruilvs beiu ' the'sh sTa,'c
well as the best road over the Case "riV l
tains. Stock drove and emigrant.. '1 "l"
U to tlieir advantage to travel ov'pp VI Erd
Tolcs reasonable.
- - u.s 1
JOSEPH YOUNG. Prei,,
Clatk itnas county, June 21st, 172
TW15 OlUlj:
AND
THE BKx
DR. HUFELAND'g
.'CELEBRATED
S "W I s s
STOMACH BITTERS
The First and most healthful T0rJc
ever introduced in the United State,
These Bitt..c
been in the Sb.. p,..
Cisco Maiket tv.r
uoiwiuistandini.' t)t
ii'tinv new fiii;,i.i,.
- ' 'VI Btl ,
for public favor, th
siiles have const ,ntlT
Incrpfispd
jTAVLfK & TiV.S.
KKI Sole Atrr...
i 4oi and 411 CUv w. '
San Frai.cisco.
ft BfJ-.
T7II1 se-w eTsrytliing seeded in a fanry, f:ca
tba heaviest to the L'giitest fi'oric.
it roes :?roi:r: v.x)i:ii,
320211: ZLZyiili WGZllZ,
ax'd j:etix2j work,
Tho.ii c.117- other machine.
If thcro ft I lorrr.ce Fewing Ma
chlno v. i.hin or, thousand ilIIcs of
Han Frar.cisco rt vorliing v i'l anl
pivinrj entire fnlirx'-icdifd), if I .tn in
iomietl of it, it l e nttciuW to
without expe-nse c f ai.y kind to tL.j
0viier.
CA1IUZL HILL, Arent,
10 New f'or.tjome.-y Street,
Grand Fete! Buitdi.-., S-a Franchco.
S''tif! for Circulars and tamplrs rf
ttic irer.'.-. Active Agrixla uunit J in
O
PEIVATE MEDICAL AID.
(ui li Cm ( am! ?r.f iatc f l.argri.
Dr- W- KDoherty's
Private JHt-cllru S ui;it u) inlilun.
No. 519 Sacramento Street, corner oi
Leick-sorlii dyr h-ot
flu- Wbil Che.M IIt.n.--r.)
(I'riy iiie entrance on l.eidesdi'i fi strut '
Establib d Exprejoh to Aliiu tl.e Alii it..!
Soiind and S. iei.! 1 tic 21 . d it :ti A ::, 11, it;.
Treatment and Cine id nil I'i ii.,f 1 : .1
Chronic I 'i-ea.-es, C.iies ol St ci c y :.i (;
Sexual Disorder.
To tiie Alillcterf.
uiv. vv . K. IJ U 11 1. 1. I 1 re 1. 1 1 .s ti: itiifctt
thanks to his i.uneior.s intitris toil!.'
patronage, and v uiU.tr.Kt this j 1 ri i
to remind 1 1. em thai lie cct tu its n 1. 1 -i !t
at bis Institute lor tl e ctae el . h'Cii ot
easts of the Lnmrs, Liver, Kidius, 1 if.ii
tive and Gcnito-Ui 11 aiv ('h.iii.. ;iaA
ju ivate dist a.e-, viz : Sypi ilis it: ; 1 1 :tr I' in
and stagi Sen ii.ul TYcaKne. s i.d ri: 'If
horiid i oji.-t jnences ol self r.yc. 1" r'
htea. Gleet, Strictur es, Ncettn tial f! I':i'
nal Emissions, Sexual Dtlnhtv, I infnM'1
he Rack and Loirs, i id! an" 11 :iti. 1; el '!p
Rh.dtler and Kidicys, et. . ; j-i.d It if'l'1,
that his lonjr experienct nnd s:t( f f'liii t i?f
tice will continue ttiir suie l it. a .tinf'
pui.lic patrotuiire. b'y the pir.titi t rui
yeaisin Emopeand the F'nitrd St;d. 1
enab'f cl to ajdy the m si 1 11 c 1 1 t f-r.r f,f
cessfnl rememe.s against dist ;es of 1. ' '"'
lie uses no mercmy . c! mj. i 11 c-i'ett :(,ti";
his patients in a cm ret t ;.nl l.oi on 1 rV
and lias references ol 111 (jtier tici :1 "!'!;
ty fr.iiiim. il o! known 1 esj ettul-i d
hiirh standing in noc.ety, A 1 1 l urti..
suiting him by letter or oth ei im'. ill
ccive the best and geutUft titatni.n
implicit, seciecy.
When a female i in tionble cr fT! 'f
with disease, as wealmws d the ba.kr't
limbs, pain in the head, din rt ?s of MM'
loss of ntnsculHr power, palpitat on f
heart in it,i hi: ity , n rvi nsr.ess, oti.iitf
inary ditliculties derar.tn tid ''''i
functions, ceneral debility . Tiiguiii's, J-'1,"'.
east s of the womb, hystc'tia, .steiiiit. '!,cf.'f
other disease peculiar to ft 'a!efi.'li, 'n:,
p;o cr wrre at once t.. the cth bi!ed tj!'' e
doctor, V. K. DOHFRTV.at his J!t (lie; ' 'n
stitnte. and consult him about her na'
and disease. The Doctor is fit ctmB -enres
than anv other phsi rnn it. 'f;t
. i- , , 1 . - - m . ' .-.1 . ,i..ut"- mitt'-'
01 Laniornia.. jri no laist" 1 t .. ,(
ou, bnt apply immediately ard sine V J
from painful "snil'eiinpF anil prrii.iitt'ir
All married ladies, w hose dt licnte 1
other circumstances prevent an
their families shmibt write or call a' 1 ''.,,
K. DOIIERIY'S Medical Insti i.te, s ;
will receive every po-sihle relief V 'jt'f
The Docfoi's oTi'ees are 50 arranf-'-"
can be consulted without fear jf obseMl- '
" To Corr .loficli
Patients residing ia nr.y rt of tl
howerpr distpnt. wl o mnv Hf sir ti rL f.
and adviceof DR.mGIEKTV ' jt
and aoviceot nn.iMuir.iu M1 jt
five eases, and who tfiitiK pioj' IC
.... . r ei in Tint"'
holding a persoral interview, l ie ,f'J j;beo
ly assnied that their con-n uniei't '
held sacred and coniuierdii'i- 11 .pain
full v and cartidly desciibed, r4'1'" 'sc
n.nnication wjll Up ur.tic esary. s- f f,
tions for diet . recimen and the pen if(I.f.
ment of ttie case itsel f finchiditif-' ' . ffi
d'-es will he forwarded without ('f
in Fucb a manner as toconvtv re ;rel.
purport of the let ter or parcel s 1 ' jc,,-i,
eirCons-ultation-by letter or .
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relation to in I
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