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OiiEilflX fin, OitEUOX. .MARCH 2 h7i.
on mi: tow x.
1 itit
lij;iitj.l, the .streets are
: i ..!.! 1; ' w ives
;i;i lis -clit :
-i ; :.ut shrink
. i'.i .i ilthy jrl.uiee,
. ..r.i ;:i.-ir eyes cast
( t,, kiiow
.1 .f town.
..!:: 1 T v.-tlk the street.
o
i"r ay. i ivy it L
.-U i.-i a ii.iJlerent
-' : u!v daily
. '. '.-s I wear ;
" -. !! d .vii ;
i i-i-t
, :il it s .
. ; is?
i kn.nv.
Lie w.jnl
hi -lievert
en teixlil-'-
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M II
hi i
lei-ei ve
I!
moment's sin,
i" iiiv innocent
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vy -a
Iv h iiii m ruined liwnu.
's ur- -i.iayjn t Ikt's t':irs?
i , j.i it w.f-i something to
'. !1 i
W 1
. ;l.
? TV price was :i soul
s'imI, in exchange?
, mi tile town !
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'Your irnilt w.is
Iieavv," the world
C will siv.
"And heavy, heavy your doom must
he :
For to pity auI panlon woman's fall
Is to x-i" ii a value on chastity.
You undervalue the virgin's crown.
Tlie snailess honor that makes her
dear."
I Jilt I oujrht to know what the laulle is
q worth.
When t!ie loss of it brings me here.
lint J it v and pardon? Who are you
To talk of pity an I pardon'to me?
What 1 ask is jit -ti justice sir
J j;-t liotii e :iiiihed,or doth tro free.
If it he in woman ,i dreadful thinir.
Wiial is il in :it.ui, now? Come, 1x
jtit ;
(Kemember she tails through her love
l' r hi i n.
lie through his st ilish lust!)
Tell ill what is dime to t!ie wr'-teli
Wlio tram; les an I riots in Woman's
fall! '
His father curse? and easts him oil"?
His friends forsake? He is scorned
ry all?
Not he; his judges ;ire men like hini-
O self.
Or thoughtless women, who humor
uiier whim :
VA'oiimr I. load," "Wild oats," " Jietter
hush it up:"
They soon tbriret it in him!
liven his mother, v. ha i.u;'it to know
Tiie woman-nature, an i In w it is won,
Frames a thousand i'. -us-4 : u him,
I'.ecause, forsooth, the man is her san !
You have daughters, Madam, (he tol.l
Que so) ,
Fair, innocent daughter.-; "Woman,
vhal Hum '!"
Some Wi niaii'"uiay haw a son like yours,
lhd :.:val in-Ware of men !
I saw
a -a m
the street to-day,
,i i!i Muiny side,
v . i u the i'ox :
ft
1;
.il pride,
k Hie air.
I!
i'l where
i v W.i v.
Oa.' iiarl
G
,-. f liht
: i. Uaiill'J
i : v s
: i aad
street 1
it Ct ; i
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a i went,
a i;i grim despair,
.a ; my i-heeks,
w in my !iair.
1 1.-- w.iS;. ll.'twiiez,
; i ; s.e' fit down :
11 the time,
: lae l- wn.
park sometimes,
over toward the
a!-
eves.
iiiil '. 1 !
'.vii. had
from the
iii-
: . i ! ; 1 . window here ;
. ; I - S 1 1 again.
: ' a t; s.
. i ii disilain.
.. iii. erwv,h-d street,
N.-i. li.vel.u; siiitjd.- Women 1 see :
Yovi may cheat tiiem, men. as much as
Vou please.
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A'ou wear no masks with me!
T know ye ! Cndei your honeyed words
There lurks a serpent ; your oaths are
lies;
There's a lustful tire in your huii'Tv
hearts. "
I see it tlamiii"r up in your eves!
Cling to them, ladies, aiid shrink from
me.
Or rail tit my bildness. Well, have
yoirMone ?
Madain. your husband knows me well
.Mother, 1 know your sou!
l'.ut iro your ways, and I'll xa mine;
'al me opproi ri us names it vou
O will:
The truth is better. I think I have lied
harlot?" Yes! but a a woman
still :
Cod saii i of old to a woman like me
"viotiiou e.ml sin no more," or vour
Itioles lie ;
r.ut you. you mangle his merciful
words
To "Co sin till you tlie!"
Die! the word lias a pleasant sound
The sweetest I've heard this maiiv a
year.
It seems to promise an end to pain ;
Aniwav it will end it here!
Suppose t throw myself in the street?
before the horses could trample me
low 11.
Same would-lc friend miht snatch me
np,
Ami thrusfme back on the town!
Dut look the river! From where I
stand
I see it, I almost hear it (low.
Down on the dark ami lonely pier
It is but a stej I can end iny wtn!
A plunge a splash and all will'ln o'er
The ileath-l'lack waters will drag me
down ;
tied knows where! But no matter
w here.
So 1 am otf the the town!
The Joilet li 'itubllcnii has the fol
lowing at the head of its column of
reading notices : o
"Some men are born mean; some
men achieve meanness, and some
men have meanness thrust upon
them. The first class take their
county paper without intending to
pay for it; the second class get it a
vear for nothing and then refuse to
take it out of the post office; and the
third class won't subscribe for it be
cause generous neighbors loon them
copies."
i
Who 11 a uomau ha; a lien to drive
into the coop, she ia"s hold of her
hoops with both l a ids, and shakes
them quietly towaul the delinquent,
ami says: "Shew! there." The lien
takes one look at the object to con
vince herself that it is a woman, and
then stalks majestically into the coop
in perfect tlisprust of the sex. A
man don't do that way. He goes
out of doors and says, "It is singu
lar nobody in this house can drive a
hon but myself," and, picking up a
stick of wood, hurls it at the offend
ing biped, and observes, "(let in
there, you thief." The hen im
mediately loses her reason and dash
es to the opposite end of the yard.
The man straightway dashes after
her. She comes back again with her
head down, her wings out, and fol
lowed by an assortment of stove
wood, fruitcans, and coal-clinkers,
with a much pulling and very mad
man in the real". Then she skim-;
up on the stoop, and under the barn,
and over a fence or two, and around
the house, and back again to the
eoop, all the while talking as only
an excited hen can talk, and all the
while followed by things convenient
for handling, and by a man whose
coat is on the saw buck, and whose
hat is on the ground, and whose per
spiration and profanity appear to
have no limit. Vy this time the
other hens have come out to take a
hand in the debate, and help dodge
the missiles and then the man says
every hen on the place shall be sold
in the morning, and puts on his
things to go down street, and the
woman dons her hoops, and has every
one of those housed and contented
in two minutes, and the only sound
heard on the premises is the hammer
ing bv the oldest boy. as he nn-nds
the broken pickets. Ditnhnnj .Verv.
Now that the terms of some of the
members of Congress who were prov
ed to have violated decency ant I hon
esty, have expired, it is proposed to
pass a vote of expulsion. If this is
not worse morally than any of Mr.
Micawber's theories what could be?
Mr. Patterson is no longer a member
of the Sonate. And now that high
toned body of fellows, so willingand
ready to rob the United States Treas
ury of live thousand dollars each,
who had not the moral bravery, or
rather, the honesty necessarv to tone
them up to the scratch of expelling
members proved unworthy of the
position they occupied, now that
Patterson is out of the Senate and
cannot come back upon them with
accusations founded upon Lis knowl
edge of their shortcomings, fhey wax
as brave as suckling-doves, and as
honest as so many coyotes alter the
hen-coop has been robbed and the
fowls eaten, and talk wisely of trying
the resolution for Patterson's expul
sion from a body of which ho is no
longer a member. Could a false
morality do anything more ridicu
lous? Could a falst? or assumed
braverv do anything more cowardly?
This action is a virtualacknowledgc
lnent that they failed in their duty in
not having expelled him before his
term expired in limitation.
The li!-st condemnation by the peo
ple of the gi and larceny committed by
Congress on the Treasury of the
United States, comes to us from New
Hampshire. The Republicans hav
ing been largelv in the majority in
; the Congivss that turned irce-boot-j
ers, are resjionsible for the act. Anil
I altliough, iirobablv the Democratic
memoers were no mon
lionesr
nar
conscientious man their iiepuoiican
associate's, the latter must bearcliiel'
ly tin; oj)robriui:i. They turned
cr.ieksuieii, broke into the Treasury,
and helped themselves to r"a. !('')
each, which not theirs; in other
ir....Mb
woitls, took it ly force, committed a
robbery which no argument can
reconcile with honesty or honor.
Two members refused to recive this
plunder. One received it, but upon
second thought donated it for some
benevolent purpose. The act was an
acknowledgement that it did not be
long to him. AVhat right then had
he to give that money, yours and
ours some portion of it reader, to
anybody, or for any purpose? lie
cannot " Vhip the 'devil round the
stump" by any such dodge as that.
It was his. or it was not. If his, why
did he take it f.-om the Treasury?
New Hampshire has condemned this
wholesale robbery by defeating the
llepnblican candidate for ( Jovcrnor.
Ci:f.dit Mor.ir.TF.it. One or Pkesi-iu-.nt
Lincoln's Jokes. The follow
ing anecdote has been reproduced to
illustrate why the majority in Con
gress take no action against the cor
ruption exhibited by the Credit Mo
bilier investigation.
Mr. Lincoln had been retained as
counsel for a fellow accused of steal
ing six tine hogs. The trial came on
and the witnesses for the State prov
ed the theft beyond all question, and
identified Mr Lincoln's client as the
thief. "When the testimony had clos
ed, Mr. Lincoln turned to the tint f
and said : "I see no ground for any
defense in this case, sir. If the wit
nesses are to be believed, you are
guilty, and I cannot make anything
else out of it !"
"Never mind my guilt," said the
confiding client. "Jes' get up and
abuse them witnesses like the devil
and spread yourself on general prin
ciples." Mr. Lincoln did as ho was told.
The jury retired, and in less than
half an hour, much to the surprise
of Court and counsel, returned a ver
dict of "not guilty."
"I don't understand this," said
Mr. Lincoln, turning to his client as
he spoke; "these fallows must have
misunderstood."
"Not a d-d bit of it,' answered
the sagacious client, with a knowin
win.c. -lou see 'Squire, everv one
no lellows had
them hogs!"
a piece o'
Among other proceedings of the
Common Council at Salem, pt tin i
last meeting, we noti,- that by imi
tation (.en. John F. Miller made some
remarks to the Council i ro,,anl 0
the erection of the State Caoitol and
on motion a conmittee of three' was
appointed to confer with Mrs Dr
ilson in regard to her willin.-m-ss
to give a quit-claim deed to "Wifsoa's
avenue for other purposes than a
public square.
A MAX
went home a f-n- ;i,i..
since at a late hour, and gent! v knock
ed at the door. "Who is if?" inquir
ed his In-tter half. To which vorv
proper inquiry the heartless man re
plied by asking, "Whom do
l poet at this hour of the right'
T"
At Salora, in the case of the State
of Oregon vs. Samuel lu. -May, Dow
ell and others, judgment was given
by default against May and Kilgore,
and the causes continued as to the
others, for the purpose of taking evi
dence. This is an action for recov
ery on May's bond.
"Tiik IIeitih.icax P.vnTY," ex
claims a "Western Senator, " must be
honest." AYe have had a good-deal of
preaching from tint text. Suppose
now we have a little practice? Xcr
York IL'raht.
A cniTic, speaking of a very tall
actor said, " By Jove' he's tall cziorgh
to act in two parts!"
"Why is the man who does net bet
as ba.i as the man w ho does? Jiec au ;e
he is no better.
l'avnia tcr V,. Mayer has been trans
ferred from California to the Depart
ment of the Columbia.
-o
A Catholic priest in St. Uouis was
married recently.
AUCTiroX AXI cnwissiax.
a k-a) a L W u J (Til i-i li W w1 U . y
Cornier of Vront it 0:i5- nix., l'orttji nil.
Of Ileal Instate, SriKvri"s, General Mer
fhamlis and Ilar.s-s.
SALE DAYS Wcilin'liv nnl Saturday.
A. 15. RICIIAKDSOX,
Auctioneer.
Air 73 r" t'"'
English Uofin.d P.ar and r.imdle Iron,
Knlisli supiMr1 and ct airon fast
.t:--l, Ilors' SIk.'S, Hasps,
Sa w -, s -r w , Fry -1 'a a s ,
Sheet. Iran, K.
C Iron.
A LSD
A larje assor. liient !" :pi? ri"s and I.irp
Uors. A. li. 1UL11. Mil .-.,
Jan. 1, JS7 J-tf.
Attet ioai-er.
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FRANCISCO.
CAL,
-March 1, IsT-J :l:)m
HOME SHUTTLE
I.TiPROYZD LGCK-ST1TCH
Tli? 3Iost SiiujhV, rraclK'al mid
KCO.XOHICAL MAClliyK IX UKH.
Sal?s ExtTiI all fllli-rs 0:1 lh.i Sorlh
I'ibifie Coast.
rgnrKY snw mouk kaitpta' and
U witli less nois' than any otier ma
chine. The on ly pr;iet iea 1 low priced ma
chine that givrs eiitir.' sat islat inn .
i j; 4
What other Agents don't t'-ll ahouttho
Tlie Imjjr;ve:l Ilome Siiiitllf ?Ia-.iin:
7'fi'i ii, ,i't t''U ,!!ii that t hey are th" sim
plest, having less iiumlier of pieces, ami
more easily utider-tood than any other.
That they are th" lightest runniii': : more
easilv l":irneii arnl per;it,d. That more
lb IMF. SIIlTi'1.1-: ar- s;nt nut from the
t iai Tnl Agency at I'ortlaml.tlian all others
emu biicd.
Tin i il-n't t'li ior that they snr equally
ns well on heavy and 1 i r 1 1 1 jtnod.
T ill, n't till Imi til.i! they us t!ie pat
ents oil he lii-rh jiricd maehines.
Tfn (i't ti II that it has tie1 straight
ner-ill-.' and s lf-adjust ie.; t T.sion.
What peojle say who have u'il tli"lil
and compared I'viu to ot ie. r Macliine.s will
tell yfin :
That th'v are mcr eaiiy learned anil
operated ; Sim pi -t and best lor all kinds
of work, and will us" linen and all other
kinds of threads and silks.
A few of t'.ie names ar - irlven below who
are iisin: t tie iJiraovKTi Hom k Shuttlle :
il K K K IS KXC KS.
Jen- ral I!ell, Portland.
C. S. Silvers,
Wm. Mater. "
'. W". Irindle, bookkcopcr for Jjcycns,
NVadham A- Co.
Miss b. Vnii.'hn, Tortland.
Mrs. .1. n. I'ptun, Kasf Portland.
Mrs. s. A. Mor- land. I'ortland.
Mrs. .1. s. Church, t )r -nn City.
Mnp!iinns forwarded t any address, with
full directions for usinir, on receipt of price.
XO. 1. S30 00; NO. 2, S45 CO.
;. v. Tiiwnn,
Gray's Music ston-, Odd I'ellows'
Temple, (J n t::1 Aenf, rirt St., Tertland.
dee!'lrC.
J yERYBEgTl
UUTJRTESY OF BANCROFT ' LIBRARY. '
Busin?ss Directory of rorilaml, flrrgon,
PCBLISIIF.D BY L. SAM CEL,
General. Advertising Agent, 03 front Street.
Ackernian's Dollar Store,
X. Jn First Street. Importers anil Jol
bers of l-'anev ioods. Toys, Crockery,! ; lass
ware and l'latcdware
a stor IIouVi-Flrst St., between Oak and
I'hi". Kverythin-neat. B. I Ixjngfel
low, I'roprietor.
li O S, STATIOXEUY
A X D
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Gil!, Steel and Bancroft,
.os. 75 niiu 77 First St., Portland.
r?AUMAx7 the onlv direct Imiorter of
"Clothiny, cor. Kro'nt A- Washington stt.
CHAS. G. 3ARHETT,
IV II O 1. K S A I. e
HOOKSELLEU AND ST.VTIONEIT.
LARGEST STOCK IX rORTLAXD.
No. T'l I'ront and No. 5 Washington sts.
KC ICWI Td JAM cv S( )N, r1 I'ront street
Iiiivrters and liealers in
Clsitis, fJiilfs, siikI iicvulvrrs
fit" every description
Fishi-c: Tackle, Fancy (ioods. Heads, Bird
Cages, basket s, Croipiet ( iames,
and lialiy Carriages.
Arrents for the California Powder Works :
a'so for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines.
R7 (!, John A.. U'.rl'ront street. Practical
Watchmaker and Jeweler. Work done
forth " Trail '
nooic .i Ji i) .ji iiijnti:is.
.1;;s', BACIIKLDKR & CO. !':5 Fr,,nt St.
iicdiaaaii7'wTA!,;kcor?1KirsV'r71
streets. Cheapest l iirnitnro House in
I ri laiul.
lJlAfL Il Front st re. t.
Clarke, I I"Tnl"rson tv ( Vm';, si a s:; First st.
y J )e.i lei s in !).- .'oods. l-':i h-t- .
'"hri Kos nil-Ill, j is !' ,i,in si ., o.o ... ,
sio l Merchants and Healers in Or g n
and C i liforni t Produce.
f "ongle, J. p.. Ma n n fact ur r and "1 )ealer in
Sadd l '.s, I larness it Saddlery Hardware,
:i 1 'rout st rect.
Mirri r, W. v CoH:l FronTstr M-r Jii ant
tailors .t clothiers,tiats.fiirnihing tooiK
3 ijel a si i in lit t. A )at man, !tJ I'ront St., ileal
" Instate ,g.jits, Monev l.oanc-d, I louses
Itented. '
DentarGtmlsS"
Dr-iirrrri - t" C ir:wni;)VAUl) co
1 Llggl: LSj 111 Front street. ( rdors
from any port ion of (he Slate or Territories
care fully lill.'d by mail or express.
iSrinil.t.owi'iisti in it Co.l'urnit are ,t earp 't
u A deal r.s st ires from l'!!toi:W, First s:.
rn"mp!oyment. Agency J. H. Wit Se-rell, SO
1-r. mt st.. Furnish all Kinds of help,
Syerding & I.ecbe.lii Front st.t.'oin.'iiission
J Merohanls and Ileal -rs in boniest iu
Prodiic '.
p,"as'iion I -ivery stab., cone-r First and
'cS- Salmon st reets. K. 'orbi t t , Proprietor.
i'ood turn-outs always on hand.
fT,VisheKV: 1 Ji iberi s, cor. l'irst ,"t Washington
sir-its, liealers and Manufacturers in
Clo' hing a ml Furnishing ioods.
rri'vc P-l'If? STfrlE'
The Largest Music Houston the C'vi;.
sTEiwviv rinis, ursiiETT (;r.i;..s.
I.. Di-PUAXS Miinaer.
s i.i: .vr.-r.NCY kou tiir
"JIOWJ-:" SKU'fXG MACH IX It.
Arents wanted.
3 fi ackeiiey ,v s; eme, 1 1 roc rs iV JieaFrsin
all kinds of seeds, cor. First .1- Main sts.
.1 a ml urg r, I'-., 1 -" First s: ., 1 in porier ;i nd
;a"- ileal -r in Staple Fancy Dryi.oods, Mil
linery. JTelidee, 1 1. II., Pho ogr:i I: ie A rt ist ,si .ut ll
west corner First -ind .Morrison strei ts.
Cliiidr . ns Piot ur.'.s a Spee :i I it y.
Jjjjenriclis. n, I.. C. A- Co, lmt First st.,Manu
lae! ur . rs it ilea lers in jewelry, watches.
gnibbard, CI o. I,., '.is F.'ontrst., wholi sale
" Healer in (ireci-ries, lioors. Wagon
Mat--rials, etc.
Z JJ nil,'i', (,'alef A ( '., !-7 Front St., wholesale
d a i !'.- i.i I i il .s, p. 1 1 ni , ( ils, i iass.
T f r "J ITT? S wing Machine, straight, nee
flU LY1 Ll die, under feci, " lock stitch."
Coii) pet it ion chal li-ngeti. ( ;. W. '1 raver, 11
Front, str -et.
fjurgren vT S'und! r, Nns. ir.Uto 172 First
st., Importers 1-urnitur , l'.eddingetc
-J l uicbin.son, W., W.dclmiaker, eor. First
and Main sts. Ail work done at San
Francisco pr.ces, and warranted.
J nternat ional Iloi.-l.eor. Front A- Morrison
-'-sts. M. Ii'trlolph, Proprietor. Free 1 Hiss
attends steamers.
"Ha"o1hi,.I. & (,!! I'ront St., wholesale a n 1
" r -tail d" ali rin Fin: Clo
ot hing, Furnish-
ing ioods.
5 aison Iiorco H'stauranl, private rooms
' lor Fa m ill s, v raer 1- ir.-.; and Pile." s; s.
Q. 'oos, l'ro.n'ietor.
""j artin,E.l: Co.wliof -sal" dealer in wines
iV li iuors, i.s.N'.Co's bloek.iV San Fran
ei r it'Schineer, 111 ?' wholesale
-t and retail coulee: ioners.
ill r, John !',.,!); First st., watclTmaker
'Vi-- and Jewelry, fn"ers to lie- jiublica tine
assort meat of watches, clocks and jewelry.
nqoeller.v Co., Front riearCst.,dealersin
-A-ii native a mi fon-ign wines, a ml cigars.
' r. Iirap & Thorn jison, dealers in Hard
ware, Iroti.st -el.lliibs.sjMikes.I.unibC"-,
Hardwood, etc., Portland.
.sJTecidetit il I lotel.eorii'T First it Morrison
v str'i'ts. snii: li A- C ok, Propri-'tors.
Bearish, Wat kins V Cornell, Iteal Estate
Agents, Pittock's Puilding.corncr Front
a ml St ark st reet s.
HSU' T). i It API ni ; tiO IDs, C.Jl.Woodard
A Co., 101 Front street.
JOHN 2. FILX1M3T0N, M. P.,
occtLrsr iui auk ist,
Office 7:1 Firs', street. Holmes' r.uialing.
Third Hoor from I.add's Rank.
TREATS AM, lISKASI-! OP TIIR.
IS YE, EAR, THROAT A XI) LVXGS.
iclit'-r, l'aiil, l i First, st, importer IScrlin
! woi xleii car ings,arlor orna ment s,"te.
pos"n')fiiim,T.fc!..v('o,tobaeef)nists,iinport-
crs of Foreign a ml 1 lomest ie 1 .1. pii rs.
iiss I Ions , Front st reet. On First Class
aa Principal. Thomas Uyan, Proprietor.
psfiv -riocic.sTliVn-ront.t liJ first sts. dealer in
Harness, saddlery Aaddlery Hardware.
Shimon,.!.. Si! Front st ..dealer in Iioors.Sash
and K'.itu'.s, Window and Platcjt ilass.
iMns!io!ner,H.,r7 First st, importer Pianos,
- organs, sheet music, music instruments.
tjkidm'ore7'i-N. ( i., 1-3 First st., Iiruurgist and
ApoJheoary, a I-irge Svock of 1'eluniery
and 'toilet Articles,
timith A- Havis, 71 Front street, wholesale
' dealers, in Iirugs. Paints, Oils, Wimlow
irass. P- rlnmery, eie.
fcjnowA Koos,7a h irst st..Piet 11 res. Frames,
' mouldings, at ist s mat'ls, drawing ins'ts.
mlth. Put.. P.roker, OH Front st. Dealer in
I iral Tenders, (iovcrnment lionets and
(iold Dust.
n.ri i,HJf. e,l 1j il Ih. J' ' I 1 hLi U.IIH n
kJTOM:,- K. I., Jf7 First Htreet,
Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jewel-
r.is airent forth" Wajt I. am. Elgin, E. How
ard A Co., ('has. E. JacoJ.and the California
watches: also, for all the productions and
imports of tle California Jewelry Co., San
Francisco, send for circulars. Watches
repaired in the very best manner, and
warrani 'u to give sani.n-iion.
rtWrrv Pros., 17 First st.. Manufacturers a
d" 'al r in Furuitiire.I'dding.Carp' ts.etc
MiMc- ClTTThiiiir store.11-1 Front st. Clothing,
" Furnishing (iomls, IJoots and Shoes.
Harris and Pragcr,
'HmttleTlI. H., 112 and lit Front st.. Healer
in wagons and agricultural implements
'fl'vii'sK. IT7n w cor. First a Oak st .dealer in
"r.ramlies, wines, English ale and porter.
ivTllinins & Myers, 5 Central Tdocks,
Front street. Commission Merchants
and dealers in Produce.
"H" ha! Icy A Fechheimer, Attorneys and
Solicitors in Bankruptcy. 0;7icc in
. dd Fellows; Temple.
THOMAS CHARMAN
ESTABLISHED
1853.
ESIRES TO INFORM TIIE CITIZEN'S
m " 'i uul i;i nil- n lllrtiin i
'jlIlrV. th.if. bo i tttill nn It-mil sinl Iiinir
business on the old motto, that
-1 JCitnblc Six Pence U Brttcr than a Stow
Shitting
I have just returned from San Francisco,
where I purchased one of the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
ever before onVred in this city ; and consists
in part, as follows :
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, Dry (ioods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Taints and Oils,
Sash and Ixrs,
Chinawaro, Quecnsware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
I'latedware, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, Ijulies and
Gents' Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy No-
Rope, Faming tions of Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Matt ings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc..
Of the above list, I can say my stock is the
MOST COMPL II T K
ever olfered in t his market, and was selef'-d
-it h especial care for t he ir -iron City trade.
All of waich I now o;Tcr for sale at the
Lowest rjnrl:ei Elates.
No 11s- for the ladies, or any one else, to
think of going to Portland to iniy goods for
I am Ihlcrininul titl Vhfdp and liol to
allow myself to be.
IWDEKSOLD IX VAT, STATE OF OSESOX.
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as I do that
Twenty Year;-; Experieiieo
in in-gon City enables me to know the re
quirements of tic trade. Come one and all
and see lor yourselves that the old stand of
THOMAS ( IIAiVMAX
cannot be beaten in quality or pric. It
would- be useless lor me to tell you all tie
a" 1 vantages I can oirer you in the sale of
goo Is, as every store that a lvertis-s does
that,, and prouably you have been disaji
l)iiited. All I wish to say is
Ton;, , :m 1 Si'nnil E.vaii'hio for Yonrsi'Ivrs
f r I do not wish to make any mistakes.
My object is to tell all my old friends now
tleit I am still alive, and desirous to sell
goodscheap, lor cash, or upon such t -rms ;
as agreeii upon. 1 banking all tor the liber
al patronage heretofore Ijes'owed.
TIMS. C1IAKMAX. -Main
Street, Oregon City,
Legal Tenders and Count v S-rip taken at
market rates. TH( IS. CilAKM AN.
15 v-o' 1,01)0 lbs wool wantiil bv
THOS. CHAKMAN.
GREAT EKCITEiilEIIT!!
GOOD MWS!
PRUT-S REDITED TO Kl lT THE TIMES.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
BAKGAIXSf
S. ACKERPJIAN &CC.
HAVK JUST UECEIVED A IARUE
stock of
SP11IXG AXI) SUMMER GOODS,
which they ofTcr
CHEAPER, THAN THE CHEAPEST!
We would sav come and convince your
self before piirehasiiigelsewlicre. Our stock
consists in part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Grocer
ies, Hard.
M'are,
and a great many o her articles too numcr
ours to mention ; also,
Doors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
All kinds of Produce taken In exchange
for Goods.
ALSO
Wool VWintccl
For which we pay the Highest rrices.
S. ACKERMAN & CO.
Oregon City, March 21, 1873-tf.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
A NTT FACTORY !
THE UNDERSIGNED,
having increased thedi-
lit"lll"t v. I - m,
. 1 . ... I , .1
I1UUIU Slilim uu 11".
Corner ot Main ami THirl Street,
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes this method of informing his old pa
trons, and as many new ones ns may be
i.leasl-d to call, that he is now prepared,
with ample room, good materials, and the
very best o.' mechanics, to build anew, re
construct, make, paint, iron anil turn out
nil complete, any sort of a vehicle lrom a
com mon Cart to a Concord Couch. 1 ry me.
niacUsmilnintf, Horse or Ot Slioeinjr,
and General Jobbing neatly, quickly, and
Cheaply done. DAVID SMlllI.
WILLIAM SINGER
HAS HSTABLISlinn
A FACTORY
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
Furniture,
Blinds,
and Doors,
AND 3IOCI.DIGS OF ALL SIZES.
They will also do Turning of every de
scription to order,
WITH NRATNESS AND DISPATCH!
B?A11 work warrantee'. Shop on the
River, in Ix-wis' Shoji Opposite Oregon
City Mills.
JOHN SO H R A m ,
Main St., Oregon City.
3l.lM"F.lL'TLTiER AM) IMPORTER OF
Sa.IHes, Harness,
" ware, etc., etc.
WHICH UK OITT'ItS AS CIIKAP AS
can be had in the Stale, at
WHOLESALE GH RETAIL.
P'yi warrant my goods as icpresciitcd.
Oi-egon City, April" IT, lS72-tf.
SHADES SALOOH,
G.A.HAAS, - - Prop
Main Street, Creroa City.
BEST BH.T.IATiD TABLES IX 1IJKGON
have been inir'Mltrci'd and t he propri
tor invites t he ai t.emion of t h lovers of t his
lwpopular amusement t them.
THIS r.AR IS SUP PL I IS It
with all the choicest qualities of Liquors
and Cigars. Scotch, Irish and P.oiirloii
a heady famous Whishii-s and Punch-; also
a No. 1
S;:OOTI.G GALLERY
is connected with the Saloon.
Oregon City, Jan. 1, lS7:Mf.
MASONIC HALL BUILDINt;,
Oregon City, : : : Oregon.
J7- EEK
IV on h
ICS CONSTANTLY (Zy.
:md and lor sale.
cheap for cash.
Parlor, Bedroom,
Olice, Sittingroom, and
Kitchen Furniture,
Bureaus, lounges,
Koeking Chairs,
Whatnots, Bedsteads,
M'ashst a nds. Curled
Hair, and Pulu
M a 1 1 r c s scs,
Pulu 111 lows.
Spring Beds,
Picture Frames,
Mouldings, ttc, etc.
Special attention given to I'pholsterv
work in all its branches, orders tilled wit "h
promptness. Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Furniture made order.
Call and examine for yourslves. 17may72
TEBPHISE BOOK & JOB
OFFICE
OREGOXCITY, : OIJEGOX.
WE ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE
all kinds of
JOB PRINTING,
such as
CARDS,
HILL-HEADS,
PAMPHLETS',
HEEDS,
MORTGAGES,
I. Ali ELS,
LETTER-HEADS,
in fact all kinds of work done a in Printin"
Ollice, at "
rOIiTLAXD TRICES.
ALL KINDS OF
LEGAL BLANKS
constantly on hand, and for sale at as low
a price as can be had in the; State.
A.Vt)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Oregon City, March lS73-tf.
v.
MEW YORK HOTELS
(Deutfchcs Gafthaus.) O
No. 17 Front Street, Opposite the Mm
Steamship Landing "
PORTLAXD, OIlEGbiv.
1I.R0TIIFCS, J. J.AVILKEXS, Proprietory.
Board v Week Q. - M
lViartl 9 Week with Ixxlging
Board i Day i.,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
II E IT X D E It S I G N E D AN- fKIh
H nounw to t he citizens of Oregon y,
City and Clackamas county that theyhave
just ojiened 11
JEWELRY
e
ESTABLISHMENT
1 x
Cr City,
Main street, next door north of Shades Sa
loon, where I hey will keep on hpnd and for
sale all goods ix rtainingtotheir line, at the
lowest living Kates. Especial attention
given to t he repairing of Fi . e Tim f Piecks,
All goods sold and work done warranted"
GEO. A. HAAS. A ssoN.
Oregon City, Fob, ti, 1S7')-I f.
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CITY BREWERY
OREGON
Henry llunibel,
M.WINfJ PTJRCBAS- WiZfet
cd the above I'.n ir-
cry wishes to inform the pul-Iic ffnrt j.
now prepan u 10 manuiaciure a .o. 1 qual
ity of
L A G IS II Ii IS IS R,
as good as can bo obtained anywhere n
the State. Orders solicited ana prouiptu
filled. 0
Read Physician's Certificates telcw ! f
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Tii liitt rs :ir prLM-areil fimn tho mi'1-
diaiijj a:id .v li.I'j-. 111 o le i le su.d iut. ni.,
ii.ivn gi.-'ii uiiL-trs:il sa! i-faet i'-n whi-rivt
:ri "d. I'll. 1 isaials if d ys o I it-s l.nvi- f.na i
i of t'lpj i.'li their u.-e. ai d 1 liy ii iai.srici in
,11 Mid til "in fir l li a irm f u!l i-i usi.-s f tl -jl'xi'l
aa l iV.'er, a;.d irr guhn iiki- t-I tie ir
r-j-'tiv.) orar.-'. q
ll,ja I f i". Ii ii'i-ns, and O r-'ti; atti.n.
i'.'tur.il Ufltilitv and Less ef A T! -l:tc. a.ri- ai
;.i-i-ihI l." tii.; il.Tan'Miwiit i f the Mi.ii:acl:.
.iv'iM" arid otiiiT f imai"lia 1 ios i.f t !-. f .e 111.
I'iiii IX L hitlers hn.c loi-n s!lcltf:dly ie-.:
puJ aro warrant. "d li aileviato tho suU'crir i.i
.ill tiio ah-ivo cases.
t''5? T!,r TX r' idlers are rf
;ti"r t'i'iit tTit! tretnri it irrirlr out r.f tvl
fi)CN is Ic'iHt g , unit iff tt'ill, tt irn ilr't rfriL
nr'mci'utt' stu'h jHirtics tv the full rjtint if tltt
tic
CT'-TT''w'-Ir- rr T-
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M -ssrs. II. i:- sri:iv ,t 'o.
i -ieifiii.Mi: I i:ec" pla.-nrc in :-.aT:!!(T th-
itjr :iUIy 10 'onr iii 1 Ii;.vi run fi.ily ti
.it I'XuiuiiiHl liii-s null i' of yi.nr I X I. Il:tt. r-.
iviiu-h vim s"in r.i", nii'l ti mi 1 ' not only nn :ii;ri-.
C ! li.ttiTs. Itiit ills 1 i, lit" t:i:it-,i-;nii-i I f;:ii ! lit
Kraoli.'i.d ;t.i a tonic a:I i ri.nu't' r nf 1 ici-vt . -mi.
ti. liUi,i...Nu, M il.
City and Cnrvrv Hsi iti..
.s.m t'rjji. i e. .lime ?"ir'-.r7T.
r trive e m f i:!v i-n: i-urii"! IT. 1 1 - r 1 . - 1 t,
I tit t-rs. ail ;nn' I" ni.-i f ! t-- I .1:: liii. c -.v:.i :i
'nit I iiijiirt I'ViMi t.i-iiio! ii-Ii :il:-i-oie t.t'.itii'.
l-'ruii liie e..ii;i-iitii:i of tlie I'.illi -r. a l:kr :a I
on abl- e il.-tiTie.i ie it. I Mioiilti ikSi- 1 11..1 t!..
I X I. Hitters i:eist !) ;i very f tlii-ienl n-iaedy ia
I ysieps!a. III i--'S'i.iII. I.iiVs i.f .piti- .-.I-1
l 1 uilar id 11 ii ii:i t , !vn: -imipisml kI :mii m' .'
'f ve.'t.iU'." tt!-iii;s wli: :-ri' i-iii-ii:ilt y t;- i ia
liM--s of ta it 11 it ir.-. iiii-t are . f irr..itt s
flli'-iu-y i:i t:i.-ir t u:-.
! If I-.MJ1.I-S. ?r.t .
Ass'i lies. I'liyeiaii A pMt:iee:.ry '. ,v f liu; ::'
Si'atk svi:::'s iki u-:,
-s.ll l-':-:i;i-:s -o. .1 uiv 'st. 1S7T.
Mi-s-irs. II. n-srnv .r- - ;.: ts : I m -.11
l i il i-.ir.-f ll x i:ill l 'i:.ei of vour I X I. i.i -t
-i s. ari l li.ivi-f .a i l i .i. :n t-;ti ."ly fr. of !.
l.-riou.s nii:,.-:i! s:ilKi.-ri. i. Vi.nr's 1 t
I.Oi'ls i'.v:.KI-:.'Ar.Ma e .-.s-j-.ypr.
Il.-war.. rf i ..unt.-r.'i i's. X. in- trt'imi- v. !:1-,-out
I r. 1 Iv;iLy s si.iat.ii r ai-rm, li- fe v.1 1 :
liitM'.
I'.wr.v F:ni:.v f.'?cIJ n Wuii'.t!
ill. Hi- Iioum'. ,Vi;l.l ru'r.tiiur.v.
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o. ..is T-'ront sstrvi t. .va Fr.m" U.-... . -1
Xarch 21,
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-V?' Ky!. -'Zr--rTZ
"Will sew eveiytliing needed in a famHy, from
tlie L9av;est to the lightest fabric.
IT IMnS MOKE WORK,
MOKE Ikl'DS OF WOKKu
AM) IJETTX31 V. OHK,
Than any other machine.
If there is a Florence Sewing ma
chine within one thousand miles of
Ban Francisco not -w orking -well and
Riving entire satisfaction, if I am in
formed of it, it will be attended to
without expense of any kind to tlTe.
owner.
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
ID Kcvf Kontrjomcry Street
Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco.
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Send for Circulars and mamplea of
the tcorJc. Active Agents wanted
evert place.
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tn 00 rcrday! AeentsTantpJ: Alt
KpJ LU kpjU J:iscs of w ort in j pcoile, e ff
either sex, younvr or old, uiuVe more money rt
work lor us in their spare moments, or all tl.c
time, than ut any thin;,; els. rarticulars free..
Adi'ire-vs li. Slin-i A: ., I'ortland, Maine.
Bt-iiteiubcr 27lh, lST2:ly.
Police of Final Sftllcmcnt. 0
In the matter of the Kstate of riiarle Cutting
Sr., deceased : in the County Court for Clacki
ma- countv, Slate of Oregon.
rgIIK ADMIXIS KATOK OF SAID ESTATE
having tileil hi accoi'nt for final settlement
thereof, it is mdered by the Coi-vt that Monday,
the 7th day of Arrii. 1S73. at t o'clock p. m. ft
Hii'vl d.iv, le "set apa-t for said final M.-ttlemir.t
with ( "liar'.e Cu.iiiir;, Jr.,, the admini.vtraUT
thertntf. lly order of J. K. WAIT.
It. 1". CA1I1 KT. , lcrk. Co. Judge.
11 1" EI. T A: V.'A K It EN",
Att'y tor Administrator. ma7w4
?iQtire of Final Settlement. o
In the matter of the Estate of J. S.'JIcAmmon,
dccciuHMl.
wj J. MoMMOX, ADMEN-ISTRATOR OT
S the nhove Eti.ip, Imvinvr filed his final ac
count with prayer for fin-d M-ttlement, it waJr
flereil lv the Court that Monday, the 7th day of
April, is3, be setapart fo.the hearing objections
to tsaid leport, at wh eh time all persons interest
ed ure he ehy notified to appear and make their
ol iections if any they have. By order of
Attest: J.K. "WAIT, County Judw-O
K. F. CAETIi-LD, Clerk. ica7w4
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