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EJMPAY. : :
J.VN'L'A !i V 3. 1873.
Put the Little Ones Happy to lied.
Awl tliink it no srr.iiil pervice if
yon can kiss tl)m1nto ootl dreams
ami jilaciil restful sleep. A little
cliilil's heart is a vonlei ful instru
ment : from it come harmonies thy
lenderest anl wisest mother can
not always understand. How can
wehope to do so? For to them
is often revealed wisdom ''to hiih
for us" and which we canngt at
tain to.
Who puffers as a little child suf
fer.-? What hours of touchy acr
ony in the dark mmery? It is do
uu to forhid irlmst and fairy tales;
there is no need; every child finds
them in his own thickcoming fan?
cies." They were always there,
types of which the archetypes are
in us and eternal.
.Solitude and darkness arc hell
to little children, at least before
You commit
them to it. let them I
feel that
von are in call of their
'foolish cry; and whisper between
the kisses of your ". lodniidit" as
surances of God's love and watch
fulness. L'p the dim avenue through the.
hot poisoned air, heavy with the
sickfv fragrance of oleanders, there
li.issed rnv door one summer even
nir two brothel s, the eldest scarce
ten years old. For a moment they
stopped and spoke to me, and I
noiieed the weary looks and the
lluvhvd laces ol the children, and
a
fear that was a presentiment cross
ed my mind and saddened my
heart."
'Where have you been, "boys?"
I said, "your "mother is anxious
and angry. Do yon uot know
tljp'it the fever is racing and that
till night air is full of death?"
''We were trying to catch some
trout for mother but something
was the matter, the lisli would not
bitt , and Willie's head ached so
bad I had to carry him most ot the
wav home."
The little sneaker was so wcarv
or sick that he caught at the raii
in'i for support. I opened the gate,
and, lifting the youngest -child,
walked the tew Yards necessary to
see them safely home.
It was nearly dark, so there was
some excuse for the mother not j
noticing in the shaded piaz.a what
I had seen at the garden gate. She
met tfiem with reproofs for their
delav, and contempt for want of
Miceess. and then hurried them into
the dining-room, saying:
'"Eat as ouickly as you can and
tJvOn go to bed.
I waited half an hour, but the
boys did not appear.
"Where are the children?" I ask
ed. 'Oh, they are gone to bed, they
were too tired to eat."
gested. Willy had a vpry flushed
face, and the lever is ntging to-day.
''Oh, no! They are natives, and
are thoroughly ..acclimated. John
has been through three epidemics,
and T fancy WUiy had as much
yellow fever as ever he will havet
ncaily two years ago."3
I never saw the little fellows
again. They were both buried in
one grave the next iay. No one
knew they were sick until they
were insensible, and almost in their
last inojr.cnts. They muttered in
t-liniiis stupor of the fish '"they
could not catch for mother's break
laM." And for the poor wretched moth
er there came never more in this
world a moment in which she could
soothe their little hearts, or say
line atoning word for her thought
? los sneer at their want of skill.
vtv "good night" to your little
ones as if you were saving ";ood '
by." The angels may want them 1
before the dawn of the morning.
It.
is hard enough to bear when
grief alone ii lis the place of your
aliseut ones; but wiicn remorse sits
in the empty chair, and your last
memory of the dear little face is
that of a wronged ami sorrowful
child, it "is a haunting reproach
which you may hardly hope in this
wo; Id to dismiss.
.
Savim; a LtFK. Wellington
and Soull were often ojposed to
each othci in the Peninsular war,
and especially in the crowing cam
paign of 1S14, in which Welling
ton beat his accomplished antag
onist, but always preserved a great
respect lor his military capacity.
Thirty or more vcars later W-l-
i .i i.'
t j 1.1.I.V, was ot , j.aities m tin- luttire as we liavo m
course rotvivf.1 by Mnrsl.al Soult the past. Jlmru Count, Demo
witl! (listinvrtnshcl coiis"uliMation ! rrxt
atitt coiKUK-u-tl tliroiioh lus i;:ilkrv.
The aids of hotli (li'iu-rals t'ullowt'd
at the usual respect ful list:nu;e,
hut not out of ear -shot of the con
versation of their princinals.
Velliuirton laused before one
liaintinvTo in which MuriUo had
wrought some of tlie finest won-
tiers of his art in represent!!:"; the
celestial society of the redeemed,
lie openly expressed his admira
tion. Ah !' said Soult, '-'it is not the
mere beauty ot the painlimx that
attracts me; it was the occasion
savin-; a good tutui s lite.
"Yes," said a French to an F.nqr
ili otlieer; '"he threatened the ab
bot of the tnonestary that his
brains should blow out if he did
not at once deliver up the picture,
and the good man saved his life hv
surrendering to the Marshaf the
artistic treasure you now see."
Strayed Cattle In proof of tlie
assertion that cattle will stray into
strange places, we may say that j by exclaiming that "whin - I'm eat
Ave have seen a cow hide m a shoe-; ing Fm appy aiul whia Vm d
maker s shop. ria tisilt.
3Iau and Wife.
Thomas Jefferson wrote the fol
lowinyvexcellent advice. There Is
much human nature and good sense
in it:
"Harmony in the human, state is
tin? very first to be aimed at.
Nothing can preserve affections
uninterrupted but a firm resolution
never to differ in will, and a deter
mination in each to consider the
love of others of more value than
any object whatever on which a
wish had been iixed. How light,
in illct , is the sacrifice, of any other
wish when weighed against the af
fections of one with whom we are
torpass our whole life! And though
opposition in a single instance will
hardly of itself produce alienation,
yet every one has their pouch into
which all those little oppositions
are put; while that is tilling the
alienation, is insensibly going on,
and when tilled it is complete. It
would puzzle either to say who,be- j
i-,v . I
i ause no one ouieieiieu m uMiiaiii
has been marked enough to pro
duce a seiiotis effections wearied
out by a constant dream of little
checks and obstacles. Other
sources of discontent, common in
deed, are the little cross purposes
of husband and wife, in common
conversation, a disposition in either
to criticise and question whatever
the other says, a desire, always to
demons! rate and make him feel
himself in the wrong, especially in
company. Nothing is so goading.
Much better, therefore, if our com
panion views a thing in a different
light from what we do, leave him in
quiet possession of his views. What
is the use .of rectifying him if the
thing be unimportant ; let it pass
for the nresent, ami wait a softer
moment and more conciliatory oc
casion of reversing the subject to
gether. It is wonderful how many
persons are rendered unhappy by
inattention to these little rules of
prudence." O
Tin; Philosophy or Fkyi.vc.
Mkats.- Of all inethods of cook-
venient ii ii I ?o economical, a?s fry
ing. And yet very few people tin
tlerstand tlie philosophy nf a good
fry, or there would certainly he
less complaint of its unheal! li ful
ness, ami less indigestion from its
consumption. z
Perfect frving"is perfect cooking,
and is in reality tvery easily done. !
It is only necessary that the fat
should he boiling hot. Then the
article dropped into itis at once
covered with a thin rcrust, crisp,
brown and appetizing and the in
terior of the meat retains its juices
and is quite; free from all suspicions
oi
fat.
ut the frvH'GT-pnn. it is self-
ovident, caiin)t5 he a shallow one,
for it mut have a depth of hoilinix
fat suiiicient tf) rort r the steak or
cutlet, itc, for if this is not dune
at once, the jVart remaining cold
cools the adjoining fat and then
ahsorhs it. so that the whole hene
tit of the trolling fat is neutralized.
If a steak is at once covered
with a brown crisp erust it will
cook as; readily as water would.
The meat then is neither greasy in
appearance nor reality, so 'that
keeping this point in view there is
no reason why this convenient
method of cooking should jiot he
as delicate and' healthy as either
broiling, baking or boiling.
-
DiiMot'KAT, V'e are pleased to
notice that nearly the entire Dem
ocratic prtss of Missouri repudiate
the feeble attempt which was
made in a certain piartcr to style
our victory an opposition victory,
so called, in place of a Democratic
victory, as it really was. Every,
j effort of that kind to rob the graud
old Democratic party of its tinie
honored name, will, and ought to
fail. It has been fully demonstra
ted, time and again, that the term
'Democrat" is" the most potent,
direct and powerfully expressive
term "or name, ever denied by a
political party, in a Kepublican
form of Government, and we do
not propose to surrender it, or al
low it to be appropriated by our
enemies
It has carried our paity
through many a hard tought bat- j, Abbott t Co., Xo. S2 & 31 Aassau street,
tie, to victory, and with that name j i.aml,'ifte;;on L Samuel
inscribed on our banners, our conn- qS ui Francisco'; Thomas lip-.ce
iry has been raised from a feeble j -
Keptiblie, to the position ot the j Astoria .Clatsop . ounty A. Van Du-en.
most powerful and commanding Lafavctre. Yamhill county. .J. L. Furgeson.
1 , , i ft).ill is. Polk eountv Dave Holmes.
government on earth, and w,t'Uro' J. s. Palme-.
that talismanie name inscribed oii fc.nvon City W. li. I.as.vell.
our lhig, we will yet burv in the
r r:Vi ;f li!;viin oil onniisinf
- " . : :
This story is told of a father who
was one evening teaching his little
hoy to recite his Sunday-school
lesson. It was from the fourteenth
chanter of M.uttln.w -J.
i 'D-d the t.arahle of a malicious
M tl V I V I 1 I J- V
individual who went about sowin"
tares:
liW!jat is a tare? Tell mo. mv
fon, what a taro aked thuanx.
ion?
parent,
! '"You had 'em'."
.1 h i mi i-
T I
what do you mean?
of j ast' the father, openfn" hi
rather wide.
s eves
'"Why, hist week, when
you
widn t come home for thrctPdavs " !
said Johnny, ''I heard mother "iJll !
.Aunt snisaa that
tare."
you werc-'On
Jcsh"rillings says that opera
music clout have ativ clnore t lllct
upon hun than castor oil on a
graven image.
A school bo v fb.fi 1 1 a 4 1 "oinfl!lf."
o
vy...i?Ti
lans of the State of Oregon.
AXACr relating to tiik rigiits of married
O WoMliN. O
He it ennckd hy the Legislat'ict Atsemhhj rtf
the State ff Urejnn :
Si:c 1. That ihe property, eii her real
or pcrsotnil, acquired by any munied wo
men duriri;; coverture, by her own labor,
sliall not be liable lor ihe debts, contracts
or liabilines of her husband; but sliall in
all respfc:. be subject to the fame exemp
tions arid S us property own-d at
the time ol her tn -image or afterwards nc
quired by gilt, devise or inli ritanee.
Skc. '-. When any married man resid
ing in this Smih Shail abandon liis wile
without iii:iking sniiabie provision lor her
su jiport.and absent himself from this State
for a peiiod of ne year. the County Court
of the Cuiin'yiti nicli wife shall reside,
in iy.npo.i her petiiion setting up ihelacts
of such abandonment, verified by her own
oath, summarily proceed to hear the said
oetition, and adjadge the fact as to such
abandonment, wl ich adjudication shall be
Conclusive as to such fact as to third per
sons; and if sncb abandonment shall be
adjudged ihei eupun.sucli untried woman,
during the absence of her husband, may
in all respects contract in relation to, sell.
convey and deal wish her separate prop-
ci". UMi ami iii-isimi.ii. hi mt- nuuu- iiian-
ner as il s!ie were a femrne sole, ami niaj
in her own name, without beinjf jtined
by her hn.sb.tnd. si;u aiul be sued in rela
tion to her separate properly, on tll con
tract, made by her after such adjudication
ami before the return of her husband.
Sko. U. No .suit or action wherein a
married woir.an shall be a parly, niidtr
the pro visinn.s of this act, shall be abated
on the return of her lmsb.in.1 ioto-th'S
Siate. but may. on his application, bo ad
mitted to prosecute or defend such suit
v i:h her.
Approved October 15. 1S72.
Attest: S. F. Chadwick.
Secretary of State.
AX ACT TO I'KOVII); I'Oil III!-: UKCORDIXO OK
i'atknts. i::i-:is Ki-:finiNU tiik kxecltiox
OK :uVKYANCKS OK l'.K VI. KSTATK. CKI5TI
l li:; LISTS OK I.AMI 111! ANTKi) TO THIS
STATE. Oli TO Cor.IMltATlOXS IJY TlIE CX
UKKs.S OK TIIK UNITKO STATKrf. AND CON
YKYAXCK.S KXKCUrK.i) HY ANY OKKlCKti OK
THIS STATK. I'LiiriL'ANT TO LAW.
He if cnccte.J hi the X.-fj'sl'ilire AsstnJj'y
the Stale ij' Orejuu. as ful'uic.i: O
S:c. 1. That patents Ironi the United
Slates or of this State for lands within this
Slate, decrees ol Courts of EVpiiiy in this
S;a'.e.i'eqiiirin ihe execution of a convey
ance ot real estate within this State, and
approved lists-of lands granted to this
S:au. or to corporations in this State, and
conveyances executed by any ollicer ot
this State by authority of law of lands
within this State shall be entitled to be re
corded in the record ot deed of the co'.ki-
i ty in which the lands lie. iti like m. inner
j and with like eifvet as conveyances ot land
duly acknowledged, proved or ccrti'.icd.
Sr.c. The iecrl ol any stuth patent.
' decree, approved list, or d -eds duly re-
Corded, or a transcript thereol duly certi-
t'.ed oy i be County Clerk in wliose ollici'
live same may have been recorded, may
be read in evidence in nnv Court in this
State wkh hk
e force and' cllcct as the
oi isinal thereof.
Approvt d October lo 1.-T2.
Attest: S. F. Ciiaowick.
.-ecvetary of Sta'e.
AN ACT IN 1IKI.ATION TO TIIK TI!.VEI.IX AM)
1NC1HKNTAI. EXl'ENSKS. AM) THE COMl'KNSA
TION OK THK. .ICST'.CES J)l- THE SLTKEMt:
ANuQt'KfL'lT Cot'UTS THLltEFoIt.
YVhkukas, The Justices of the Su
preme Court of 1 11 s State are by the Con
stitution charged with the pel fi nuance o!
Circuit Court duties, involving the ex
penditure of individual lunds for travel
ing am! incidental epeiies. tor the reim
bursement ol which no provi.-ioti lias
heretofore been ill ide by law. and
Wmkiikas. No provision has heretofore
been made lor the employ men t f any
needed clerical aid connected with the
discharge ol t heir labors; and ' )
V;iK:ti'"..s. The rapidly increasing con
diti.iii of the business of the State pro
por'ii uiately increase the business ol the
Courts? making the general compensation
heretofore allowed greatly dissprop'Yrtion
ate to the value ot the services required
)! ihe Jiisliccs of tile
tueine Court
j
i Inn
r..!'
ore,
1 i! mat:(M h'f the L''j'ts'aiii-e A.iscinb-i'
of the Stn'.e if Vre'jou :
Skc. I. CTh it there be and hereby is
allowed to each ot the seve-al Justices of
the Supreme Court doing Circuit Court
duty, the sum of one thousand d.ilar.s
per annum, to defray the traveling ami
other incidental ( xpenses. o which s iid
Justices may be subjected iu the eXecil
lion of llieir oilicial duties.
Skc. 2. That the Secretin y of Slate be
snid be is required to draw quarterly war
rants upon t tit.- Treasurer in lavorV,!' said
Justices, the same to be paid by said
Treasurer, out of any iuuds not otherwise
apprupi iated.
S !:,-. That llie first warrants drawn
by virtue oi this Act shall be for the
quarter ending Nbveinbeij.'h). 1872.
Approved. October 1", 1 sT"2.
Attest: S. V. Chadwick.
r) Secretary of; State.
AOEVrs Ft.Ht TIIE EXTEKI'KISE.
The following persons arc authorized to
act as agents for the Estkrpkise :
Geo. P. Powell & Cc, 40 Park Row, New
Votk. O
..,. ..fi,piil A- 1.07 Cliestnut street.
; pi.ibuieipi.ia. o
Da'.l-.-s, W aseo covnly
I. a i; ramie, Union county..
I'endletin. Umatilla county
. . N. H. Hates.
A. C. I'ra.
S. V. Knox
Ecu iien e City . .
. J.M. Thompson
0'
CLACKAMAS COLXTY.
Heaver Creek. .
E.itjle Creek. . .
Cascad-s
Lower Mulalla.
(hinbv
Upper Molalla.
Harding's
Cuttiug-.
C.F.Reatie.
, .Frank W. Foster
, . .Henty MctJiiilin.
.... W. Moreland.
J. W. Strawser.
...W H.VitiU'han
Z. C. Norton.
D. Wright.
MASONIC II ALL DUILD
INC.
OREGON CITY, - - - 0SEG0X.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON II AND AND
lor sale, cheat kok cash,
PARL0H, T3EDEC02I,
OFFICE, SITTINGP.OOM,
. and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
liureau-". Lounges, Pocking Chairs, What
nots, P stea ls, Wa-hstatids. Curled
Hair and Pulu Matresses. Pulu Pii-"
lows, Sprint; Peds, Window
Shades, 1'ictare Frames,
Mouldings, c, Ac.
I-Special attention given to Urho'sterv
work in all its l-ranches. Ordets tilled with
promptness. Repairing done with neatness
an l dispatch. Furniture tu.ide to onler.
Zf floods deli vei ed to any pai tol town
free of chargp. Call aud examine for vcur
thai. maylTaiiO
: v-rs -
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easy co'lecti ons. "Musiital Reere.iti-.nis,"
"Pleasant Memories." "Cohlen I'lilim s" and
"Urihi int (iems," f.n more advance 1 play
ers. l'i ice of each book, $1 7o iu boaids;
'2 in cloth; Iu in chi h ami e'dt.
Strauss' Waltzes, (ask for Peters' Edition.)
in 2 vol., $1 eieh in boards; in cloth. Nov
e'Ios Cheap Edition of Piano-Forte (.'lassies.
cit:stst!tij ot Meiub lssolui's complete works
in -t vols. Svo. price $-3 on each; Folio Edi
tioa. $1 cac'i; 13 -ethoveti's Sonal.is, $-'; Pee
thoven's Piecs, j-'i; Chopin's Waltzes, I'ol
onaises. Nocturnes Mazurkas, P. ill uls, and
Pnludes, priee 'ieacli; Sc.inbert's Ten Soii
at.ts, ?'l; S.die.ber's I'i.mo Pieces; Moz
art s Sonatas, :; Weber's Complete Pi. mo
lCi:ts, t; Schomaii s 4:t Pieees ?, e'cr,
etc. ordering tiiese.be sine to ak for' j
Novello's Ed.tioo. They are all handsome t
edition-'. Novello s c!ie,p ocal Collec:i ons:
Mother (Joose, Z'l ami lull !i'-j;'im's S.i-
cree oiiii-
Mendelssoh;
is t ." Sou L
hcauii ill t v bntiiid. $7 oo ; JSchnMiii-i's V
oeal
Aloum, 0; Moore:s Irish Muvudii'1, Folio
Editicoi. by It ;lfe. $S; Gertnaa Volksl.eikr
Allniiu' 5:!, te. etc. C) J
Stainei's ( hristiims Carols, hew and old,
illustrated. Priee, $t. 'I he same without
illustrations, in 2 vols., pleach; complete,
?1 oo.
Peteks' M rsica MoxTtit.v, price cfnts
each, every number containi-i at lca-t $4
worth of n u-ic. Pound vu nun-s fur Istj'J,
IsTO, IsT', and PT, price S.- ea- h
0 Address, J. L. PEfERS,
decl-iiu-1 or.'0 Proidway, .New York.
Admsnistrator's notice.
In the matter ot the Estate ol John (Jill
Cair.i'brl!. decea--d.
g!
-TOllCE IS 11EUEHV
1 the nndeisijned has
(JIVEX THAT
thfc Com ty Coutt of Claekatnas count v, O e
on, ii.lniiii:.-t! ator f the estate ol Joim (Jill
Cainpl-ell. h-c used ; all persons iti,b(t,te.l 1o
sii ! estn'e are reipiested to make i:i;undiate
pavment ; all persons hoi hut; claims aaihst
the same, are leq-u-ed to jireseiit thun wi.h
C.e i.e.'- ssaiy vouchers within six uortuhs
from the date of this not.ee, at iiy residence
in Oregon Citv. Orejo i.
W. W. PCC'K, Administrator.
Jonvsox A- Mc Cowx, Att'vs.
Oreg -n Ci'y,(J)ec. I J, ls72.
Final Scttl - merit.
In the matter of the ttatc of Lawrence BurnsJ
('.w-f ae'L.3
W N THK rOrXTYC(irPTOFCT,ACICAMAS
roun'y. Start- of Orvnn, DiwmWr term 1872;
the administnitor of x ii;t estate having nlcl
exhibit for final stUlenvnt ther.-of. it is or
dered by tlie Court that Monlav the sixth
day of January 1";3, mi set apart for tlie hear
injrof ohje-tions to saH final nmit and tor the
st-ttleiiient thereof with Mary, A. Burns, Admin
istratiix. -1
liv or-ler of Hon. J. K. "WAIT, County Judcre.
Attest : H. P. CAUFIELI), County Clerk. '
Oregon City, Llccciaber 6th, 1872. n".w4
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A UVT10NAND COMMSSIO.
A. if. MIcIasiiL'dlsoia,
AUCTIONS E R !
Corner of Front and Oakstreets ,1'ortland
AUCTION SALES
Of Real Estate, Groceries, (JeneralMerchan
dise and Horses,
Eocry Wednesday and Saturday
A. 1. Richardson, Auctioneei
AT; PRIVATE SALE.
j - .nglish rehned JJar and Iiundle Iron
English Square and Octajron Cast steel
Horse shoes, Files. Kasns! saws:
Screws, Fiy-pans, sheet iron, li. G. Iron
also :
A large assortment of Groceries and Liquors
A. B. UiciiAKDSox, Auctioneer
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
HJilLr GOODS,
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I also keep constantly on hand
SALEM CASSIJIER E S, FLA XX ELS,
TWEEDS AXD BLANKETS,
"Which I will sell nt the Factory IVttes, and
will take wool in exchange.
O
Also, Dealer in
f r ? r
v: -.iii v , i i .v i- if
hi u Jiit eunuii i
o-
2JI will also pav the highest prices for
Mutter. I-.g'rs, and all kinds of good country
Produce. I will sell as low as anv house
in Oreiron. for Cash or its cntiivaleut in ''ood
merchantable produce. O
Ki" Give me a call a::d sati-fv vnurselres
JOHN MVLKS.
Jan. 13, 1S71 tf
T v YO I Uv II OTK L, o
( Dentrches Gaftl ans,") ?
Xo. 17 Front Street, opposite the Mail stcan
shiplaading, Portland. 0u,i;,lO
21. I10TIIF05, J.J. VILXEIIS,
P P. O P U 1ETOUS.
0!)rd per Week
.' oo
. C oo
. 1 oo
with Lodging. .
Dav
WILLIAM
g & c s w
Kstibtilid
A
Olfltll
FOli HIE MAX LFACTOKY OF
SASH, BLINDS AND LGORS
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AND MOULDINGS OF ALL SIZES
K7T They will also do TURNING, of ey rv
description to order,
Y.rith ITeatr.cGs and Dispatcl
o -
ALL AVORK WARRANTED.
Shop on the River, in Lewis' shop.
opposite Orejron City Mills.
Tr ii k
"Will sew everything needed In a family, frca
t ha Leavieit to e Eghtest fabric.
IT does siortE v. oirik, 0
C""K IIISBS OF V.OI7.I,
AA"1 HETTESS AVOKIS,
Tiiau cny ether machine.
r O
Tf there is a riorenoo Fowiug JTa
cliino viihiu or.o tbousai.d jiulcs of
tian Fraiicixco rht voilar: -will and
giving entire Eatihfrtrtion, if I am in
iormcd of it, it vill Pe nltc-r.uetl to
v.ithout erpt'Dso of any kind to tlio
owner.
D EA1TDTL IIILL, Agent,
O 13 tic.- Kor.P:oery Street,
Grand Hotel Bui'd'.nr;, Can Francisco.
Srnrl for Circular and gam pint nf
tlie tror.V. Active Agents wanted in
every iltcr. O
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JOHN SCHRAfvl,
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MAIS STKEET, - - OKEtOX CITV.
M.IM'F.U'TIREK AND I.MI'OKTER OF
s.vi)ii.i:s, h.km:ss.
s.vi)i)i-i:r.v-ii.vi:i)-
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VlTniai in: 0FFFIl aS CHEAP AS
cm be had in the Mite, at
O
Wholesale orRc-ail.
o
tftT warrant all my broods as represented.
Oregon City, A p: il' 17 , 1 b7 '1. tiJ'.'tf.
OREGON CITY
B 11 E W E R Y !
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Havinp purchased the ahove Brewery wish
es tn inform the pnhlic tli.H ho is now prepar
ed to manufacture a Xo. I quality ol
l.AGllR 11 HER.
Asuooil astan he -ditained any where in the
Stale. ..Orders solicited and promptly tilled
H
OME-MADE CARTET FOR PALE AT
I. SELLINGS.
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Business Directory of rortlaiid, Oregon.
PUBLISHED BY L. SAMCEL,
General Advertising A gtnt, I rout Street.
Ackerman's Dollar Store,
No. t'J Kirt Sira. Importers and Job
bers of Fancy Goods, Toys, Crockery, Glass
ware and l'lated Ware.
Astor uouse. i- irsr bt., between Oak and
Pine. Kveryihiug neat. li. L. Lonsrt'el-
low, l'ropi letor.
BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND
o
MUSICAL lXSTKUSIEM'f.
G1IA, STEEL & HAMROFT,
Xos. 75 and 77 l-'Irst Strict, Portland.
"nrnian, the only ditect Importer of Cloth-
3injr, ic, cor. trout & ashington us.
CHAS.
C. BARRETT,
WHOLESALE
HOOKS T.I.I.KIt tfe STATIOXKK,
LA LCI EST STUCK' AY T OKI LA Ml
Xo. TO Vrv.nl mill Xo. 5B"Vasli
in"ton Struts.
TECK, WILLIAM & SON. 12'. Front st.
JL Importers and dealers in
Guns, KiHe nnd Revolvers
of everv description.
Fishinsr Tackle, Farcy (Jocals. Reads, liird
Caes, Ibiskets, tJriiquet tames, ana
Uabv Carriasres.
Agents for the "California Powder Works;'
al?o, lor the Wheeler & W nson
Sewinp Machines. M
"eck, John A., P!! i rout street, practieal
JL Wa'cinnaker !t Jeweler
Work done
for the Trade.
IiO()?i AM) JOB INTEUS.
DIMES A I1ACHEI DKR !)3 Front street.
T" u hiuoin. W. A., s. w. cor. First Tuylor
J sts. Chee-nest Furniture House in Port
land.
cakp:
WALTER PROS
k. S'.i r ront street.
Ctlarke, llendersoi
; street. Dialers
Henderson A Cook, 81 & s3 First
s in Dry Coods, laucy
(iooi?S. &C.
J sion Merehants & Dealers in On yon &.
Califoi nia Pioduce.
Congle, J. P . Manufacturer v. Ilealer in
Saddles, Harness, and-Saddlery Hard
ware, t'tl r rot-t street.
f e.rrier, W & Co., ln: FiontsC Miichant
Tailors and Clothiers, Hats Furmsiiin
( iiicils.
iniutt 'i Oatmiin,
i'2 Fi-'-nt street.
l Estate Agents,
iiiouey loaned.
houses rented.
DENTAL GOODS,
('. 11. Wood-
Co. 101
k lout street.
DRUGGISTS, wi.
11.
l'OOD-
Allli ACii. HH l"r. nt strut. Orders trom
anv TH.rtion ot tl.e State r ienitoties caie-
lullv fil ed by ni.iil or expo ss.
",m I, l.ov. enstt in
1 Carpet !eah rs-1-llst
Sttect.
Co. Furnit i.i e and
-Stoics trom 131 to Z'i
O
"fmplovnu-nt-Aeenev. .1. R. Wit here?!, hi)
A j i- ront kt. furnish nil k ii U ol help.
"Herd li"f V Pecbe. lol'ro'it stieet. Com
mission Merchants and dealers in Do
me.-! ie Pi oduee. 0
I1H
P
isbic-ii Livei v Stable, cor. Fitst A Salmon
sts E. Coibett, I'r.-p. (lood tin n-outs
always on band. Q
V
. l-l-.ei
:1 A R: betts, cor. Fiist .V Washim:ton
Sli., CiUCISO- .liiUIUiai,, V.UIU14II;, 1 in u-
isllil! f il'Olis.
GRAY'S MUSiC STORE-
The lar'e.-t Music House on the Co:;st.
STElNVvMY rilNOS, lIRDETT OS GAB,
O. It. Di-ritASS.Miiiiagrr.
SOI.K AGKXCY VOK THE
" I!cvc'' St'iving 3IacI:iev
"""A cents wanted. 'X3
ir
aciieney v r leme. . i oevra anu uesoers
in all kr.ds if Seeds, cor. Fiist and
Ma.u sts.
H.iii.bu'ger. P., 1:;;'. First street . importer
und deukr in Staple Fancy1 Dry (loods,
Nliliiuerv.
Kttidie. D II., Photographic Artist, s. w.
cor. First and Moiri-.on sts. Child s
I'lct. spec Ity.
1'Tenrichsen, L. C. A Co., P '. F.rst street.
J..X Manufactt
icturers and dealers in Jewelry,
atches.CA'c.
"T Tibbard
JL L dealer in Ciocvties, Poors, Waon Ma
terials, Ac. w
TI ode, Culef . Co., 07 Front' St., whole
rl sale dcaleis ill drugs, Paints, Oils,
tiiass, Ac.
HOM1
SSi.,-ir,.r I ..i-l i i II Cl-:lS..Kt.
. . .....ji ,
" ...... II I..- 4.....I ..L-
itllcll.
Coiunetition challenged. G. .
l eaver, Wl Front st. O
urpren tt Hh'nuller, N'ns. Itif, to 172
First) st. Importers F-urniture, Bed
diiiif, Ac.
11",
utchinson, '.. Watcl-maker. cur First
ind Main streets. - All work done at
an Francisco prices, und warranted
IS
Uiei natfonal Hotel, cr.
Front and M-rri"
yli s:s. m . Iwiiuolpn, I roil
Free. Buss
attends steamers.
o
K'
ohn.J. A Co., !'l Front st., wholsale and
retail dealer in Fine Clothing, Furnish
ing (i)Oll. -
Maisoti)I)yiee Restaurant, juivate rooms
for Families, cor. 1st and fine streets.
i. Voos. Fiop.
I at tin, E. & Co., wholesale deaL-r in
ines A Liquors, O. S. X. Co's Block,
and San Fran
o
A I e'er & Schmecr, 111 Front st., wholesale
.iL a;;
nd retail Confectioners.
"A I i!!er, John R., '.?. 1st st. Watchmaker A
J.YL Jeweler, oilers to the i-uhlic a line as
sortment of Watehe:
Clocks and Jewelrv.
Mueller A Co , Front near C st.. Dealers
in native and lorcin Wines, Liquors
and Ciiars.
oi tl.rup A Thompson, dealers in Uard
J ware. Iron, Str el. Uuhi. Spokes, llard
wood Luniher, tt"c, l'nrtlaud.
Occidental Ilotcl.cor. First and Morrison
sts. Smith A Cook, l'ropt iet-irs.
1)ari-h, WaU iis A Cornell, Real Estate
Agents, l'ittock's building, cor. Front
and Slark strtet s.
I JllOTOtlRAI'IIlC GOODS. C. II. Wood-
I urd A Co., let i mnt sr.
-e-
JGHN 3. PILKIKGTON, M. D.,
OCUtlssT AM) AUPIST,
Office 73 Finsr Street. IIolmes' Bcild
ing, noon fkom LaM s Lank.
Treats all diseases of the
F.ye, Mar, Tliroat and I.ung?.
T-k,Vhter. Paul. H'S First st.. irrporterof
lV IJerlin wooden Carving', Parlor Orna
inents.Ac.
Xosenbaum, I.S.&Co., Tobacconists, import
J.v era of t oretsjn bdu jjomestio liquors.
uss Uouse, Front st. On First Class Prin
cipal. Thomas Kyan, lroprietor.
Sherlock, S., 61 Front and C2 First sts.,
dealer in Harness, Saddlery and Sad
dler Hardware. s
Simon J. SC Fiont street, dealer id Doors,
las!i Jc taiiids. Window &
Oinsheimer. Jl., 157 Fnsi sl., ini,)0rler 0f,
O 1'iauos, Organs, SjLeet Music, Music In-
sti uments.
O kidn oie, S. ti., P23 First st. Dm.-gist &.
O Apothecary, a larire stock of e.oa.,.
& Toiiet At tiel. s. 3
Smith !fc Pavis, 71 Front stieet, wholesale
dealer iniDroes, Paints, Oils. Window
Glass, PfiTnnicrv. Ac.
Snow A- Rons, 73 First str
Fiames, Moldings,: Artist'
strtet, Pictures,
s Mat .s.Draw-
ing instruments.
Smith, Put.. Uroker, 5'0 Front st. Dialer
in Local Tenders. Cio eminent Ihmd
nnd Cold Dust.
S'KVMC, II. I.., No 107 Front Strut.
Watchmaker & Manufacturing Jeweler-
is appointed Apent for the Waltham, Eleip,
E. Howard .V: Co., Cbas. E. Jacot, and ti e
California Watches; also, for all the produc
tions ana impoits ol trie California Jewelry
Con puny, San Francisco. St nd tor circular.
atches repaired in the verv best mannoT
and wakrantkd to give satisfaction.
''"'erry Pros.. No. 178 First street, manufae
JL tnrers and aealers in Furniture, Red
din?. Carpets, Jte. -j
r"he Clothing store. 113 Front st. Clothings
JL Furnishing Gotds, Roots and Shoes.
Harris A I'niger.
''pnttle. II. IL, 142 & 144 Front st. Dealer
JL in Wagons A. Aericultnral Implements-
ine. E.-.D., B. w. cor. First Sl Oak sts..
dealer in Rrandits, Wines, EHjiliab. Al
and Porter. -
ams t .Muis, ft central rlock.
"ront st., Commission Merchants &
deal's in Produce.
AA7"halley & Fechheimer, Attorneys Jt So-
liciuus in Panki uritcy. Office in Cdd
Fellows Temple.
G
OOD NEWS
ir ,
LOOK OUT FOE GOOD
- BARGAINS!
0- ACKERPJiAN & CO.
TTAVE JUST
RECEIVED A LiEd'i
XJL s
Mot k ot
FALL AXD WINTER CC(!BS,
AVIIlCH THEY OFFER
Clscajcr tli:in lie Clrtarol.
Ve would say, come and convince v. tr
self befiie purchasing elscwheie. Or.r stttk
consists iu j ait of "
FANCY AND STABLE DRY GCOTS.
CIIOTHING, HATS,
"ROOTS AND SHOES.
MOTIONS, GROCERIES
HARDWAItE,
atnl a prtat many articles too nunien us ta
mention. "
ALSO, Doors, Windows, Glass and Buttr.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKI N I!t
lEXt IIANGE FOR GOODS.
ALSO, AVCOI. wanted, for whict we pj
the HIGHEST I RICE.
C. ACKERBIAN & CO.
Oregon City, April 21, 1T1 :f
N
EW
WAG OX
AXD
Carriage r!anufactory !
The undersicned, having increased the ii
mensions of his premises, at the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets,
Oregon City . . . . Oregon.
Takes this method to infoim hin old pt-
rons, and as many new oneseas nay.te
pleased to call, that he is now prepared, with ,
ample room, good materials, and the veiy
best of niechanii-!?,' to build anc-w, recon
struct, make, point, iron and turn ont nil
complete any sott of a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord coach. Irv me.
Blacksmithiri;:, Horse or Ox sl.orittF, ar.d
creneral jobbing neatlv, quicklv and ehenp
jy done. DAVID SMITH. o
Opposite tscelsior :rEi
li
5 .
i Z-.K ' " s ,
A. G. WALLIXG'S "
Pioneer Book Bindery,
(orntr of Front ami Alder Street,
PORTLANl), OREGON
BLANK BOOKS RULED and BOUND
anv deired pattern.
MUSIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS,
PAPERS, Etc., bound in every variety ol
style known to the trade.
Orders from the country promptly a
p v. d ed to.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
rOKTXAKD, - - OKEGCN-
GEO. Ii. CITHKY, '
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHER
INVESTMENTS.
Commissioner Selecting Swamp acd OTer
flowed Lands. , "
Farm Lands sold and purchasers cbt -for
all kinds of landed property. . .
Valuab'e securities transferred in exccais
for real estate. . ....
Loans negotiated on property, x.a nil"
examined and determinfd. .
Commissions solicited and executed wits
fidelity and promptness.
OFFICE No. 14 Carter's Building, corn-
of Alder and Front streets.
Feb. 3. n70M '
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