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-zrr ! gineer . White's" resignation,;; and t
tf XVC 5 -171. Col. i still vested with all the nuth
f ur-1, J ; tv oertaiiiimr tothut position The C
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;, profiKi'l.v illustrated article
i oiiina oMia SCribner' for Dec,
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Mrs II Davis
" Kii tlitii
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SrEMnoATS.-Thf W. K.T. Company
;Ten..w the Shoshone. Jov. Grover
hive
. f ho nn-icr river.
an 1 r
I. .. i 1 1 tlwiir
. i ti... other Cmnaii n.n.w.
and tin, "-- , r... river is m
.at
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od boating taN - "f
peel i'J
freight
,.t to see tlie in .nei. -
nr . O.'ll (I'll
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l. r. :w i,..at of the W. K.T. Company.
t ie 1 r-st on tlie river, vill wion
i.lv f .r service. This will give the
r: ?,n ...nv fo ir tine 1-ats with a earry
.... eanaeitvi.f ab.ett a thousand tons.
i.'r .. .ii ...... l-.. t-.vo trios tr week,
thus brin
iug down, two itn'iw"
.ieh week.
The Wkathkr We have had most
tram ilinarv weather for t!ie past iour
or rive
U-m to .-.-t quite cc-Sl, and contitmed
t';., t rZl.Ute until Sunday evemn-
when t ei.oiiii'-n'- o -,o
U "snow f. 11 till Wednesday night when
ii , U to t;ie depth oi aooi.i .six inches,
k,l with a good prosct of still more,
j. Ins U-en dec-idellv disa.gceeable.
Wel a. ii bv tcb gr i:!i the. storui ex
tend -d all over the coast, and on Wd
..... I ,v f.eir inches of snow tell in Isac-
i . . . ........ i :nt lir.
r-ai -nto V.illev. T!e appearances n.w4
that we are going to have wimer
o
T.iwiis.-We wf1- agreea
'-.It n r-
prised 1 i-t Sitnid iv
. -Pit t'.ie. di'pot Mr
norning when we
J. L.
Williams of
pair of the
w .' .... vi 'in tf a
'i ii ,:p
iin.l .id.-ks we nave ven ""'""-
.i Cut Himself : n l M r. burns, ot
Sde-ii hid ju.-t. returned from a hunt
j X i.,h;ngt"oii IVrritory, and captured
uv. 'urn ir-d jost lik-..- loose lie gave us.
.J.(ll;, mikes' ii unhealthy for game
w'n'ii ii goes after it, and seldom comes
biek without his lull sli.ire. Wo ii-.pe
h ' uiav siim-i go again
U4 in liis distribuiieti .
and rcmeinljcr
Mas. Ij;-Ni way's r.KCTCkK. bast Friday
o v .-n i ii 4, a" p -r anaou.u? -in -nt, Mrs. lltini
wl. .:h,:; at the Court JI ;is in this city.
It a. is t i first lira- w have iKVath" pi
i'SS-
an a ' I his la iv. and much to our
ur-- .
r-r-t.
only hi.-ar.t a j-rtiiia ot h-.-r
Wh it wj le-Mi-il o; it. was well d;--
1
r-.l, b-.iL lull ot vm..:i ;-r.'iins-s and
c;n q-i-',.i!ly wrong cti-?iusiins. we ui-i
n-: i.-..r -im ..h to ai ike ;.n i.-U.' with
i. j i,i :i h- i iii-" unwilling to do h" r in
J j,t .c e i r: -ar eoi-i ii; -lit. sit.- is rat her
a , r -i;y s .i-aic -r. ind !i.-r ::u-Hence Usteneu
t h- r Cvit a the utmost uttenlioii. Sii.' was
U s)-ik oil the iol'OAing ev-ning, but
t:ir- va. hardly siny oin.- r.-snt, and so
diJ i.ot sp
F'xi'ectino to Much. Mrs. Dunlway
expi-ets r ith'-r too much lrom )iir Ieputy
Murruf. s'.i ; iatim ited ;.t tli clos ; of her
i;,..,;!i as t houirh it. was the duty of that
',!i,:-riii have the hall ! ght-d up prepara
tory tolhe r. cel t ion of ?i.-r audi -no. . This
It liior l nan any oth -r sp -aKrr Iris ever
u, especially when not solicited. It
ha I. -a tiie cusio'm to furnish t h.-ir o.vn
o.l a.i i I: ;ht u; their lamps, l hos intr
pu i i le r rause should haw attended to
ii. i.-.-t'ir--r. and lb ir irienus, siiould
b'.ir n nun l th lact ti.at. the Su-riif oas
t ; ay tor th oil us-.d ii. tli . ourt lioac
Hui . s.
II rsi; W.UMiNa.-rQuite a lai:e
number of i.-ur citizen! vU.U'd the in w
Lri. k of C. W. l'ope A:i Iiros last Satur-
djv - f iling and enj
ved themselves
.i , ! a.iT'.t d.m -e.
was in honor
of:l; hi;:; h.-ti.oi of
t;'lea led ;"ir a ii'us
-ater- ri-:i i: r owners
o I'unair.g ami
inning tr the
tlie, bnildimr.
I:e . I
cy, u : I
8 ii :n
! ::;ig '.s now r-i'ly t.r (viip;in
ivc pr.-o.i'iie he tin store will
moved back to its old and i'.i-
nu;,i ii
lu-r.
Nf.w Ml;c We have received
t-u-eu'h the agent of the music, store of
Mr. G.-.vy, 1)1 First street. Portland. Mr.
F.J. iViiit' who has latelv assumed
l. ..i m.ui'.'':iii -nt of t.u
cNiaoii.s.i:iicui
in ; I---.- oi
Geo. j. D. Prans, resi.rn d.
1. e
new i nsi .
Slephell A.
A Sillli-
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Hotter in the
A; -.r.si ki. -J.vhn Tilly, City Mar
shalpwa arrested laAVedned.iy on
c in; l j;nt of A. G. While Tor an assault
an t batt.rv. UN case was trid l;fvre
J .i.,Lie. lUily and the eh irvce sustained.
T i- 'o n t 1 1 kj 1 liim $. :i nil costs. It is
a rather ha I state of a.airs when men
who are to :ro;eet the peace are i'ouml
giiilt v of of vi .latine: it.
Tri e!t; k r Away.--We are inform
o. I that t!ie Heouty I'rosec ilin Attor
ney for this county tried to getaway
from trying a certain ease this week,
and when he was forced to com in
i.-. i i . . ...c... xic
rhiur-, iu- ruin n uiril to 11 nil: v..lf- rii.-r- .
ousted. This in itter will U examined I
into, and should the itets 1-e t-o, we
s:iall ocmand his removal.
o
Okkii Kits. Tne Orejron City Turn
Vt. reins, at the regular monthly nieet
in : 1 . i.-.t M ond.iy cveniiiir, electetl the
following oHits-rs for th -. ensuin'j; quar-t-r
: (ii'n. A. liardiirj. l're.sideiit ;" It.
V. C iuaeld, Viir l'i Vident ; Henry
Hedges. Secretary; Wm. K. Pratt,
Treasurer: A. Schum.m. First Ieailer ;
1. Levy, Second Leader.
(ioNK to S.m.km. J.; W. Shattuck
who has for the past tjve years kept
the l'lio-nix Hotel in this city, remov
ed to S.dem last Monday and assumed
tlie position of host of the Commercial
Hotel. Mr. Shattuck is a thorough
hotel keejier, ami while, we regret bis
removal, we wish him vhe lest of suc-r-ss
in his new home, and congratulate
S.dem on its acquisition.
d.K(TlKE.-Mf- Levi T.elan.l lectured
tva large crowd at the Court House, in
t Ms city, last Tuesday; evening. The
audience apiearcd to 1S highly inter
ested in what the speaker saiuund the
manner in which it w as s;iM. Temier--n.-e
lecturing is Mr. Lelands strong
f -jrte.aod he cAH always draw a crowd.
Xkw s-nx-K.-i;. J5. Stone, the fa
mous Portland jeweler, has the best
sti- k in that city jn his line, end has
th fujr.st tore in the tftate, If you
wani-anvtliimr for the iolidays, and
von -o"to p.rtlind, S'.one's is the
place. K Mucmber Front Street.
Cai.i ko. We had the pleasure of a
ill lastcs.-f urday from our old friem
Willi en Fl-cdner, of rcrtland. Hilly
1 oks youn-jr, handsome and cheerful
h he di I lift eon vears auro when he
first cune to Corvatli. We are glad to
o,rM ti,:it he ryieeting with sqecess in
I ortl.md, '
Tuc I'uoemix. Mr. jiohn Hanson,
taken the Ph.enix Hotel, and hav-
,ns ha 1 consi,lorriui4,.Xp(.pienee jn that
tiU0'. XV'H no doult jrive entire satisfac
ln to an rho -,.iu giye fc5ln
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lK;;.,-t VrcU'an interest wmcn me
9,,P'J t m H-r cannot fail to-deepen.
pr.-eht TMl"' w :v "popular new
:i'-e I'M. mi t...ti.tn: mi interest-
vy r rntit of Proetor,
? , v iii tliW .M.uiUry. by John
:.. iirrcri 11111 i '
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Declixed to ' Accept It.- Mayor
McCown declined to accept Chief Kn-
the
lori-
ty iiertaimnar to that position. iaie (. oi.
make an eincieiu omc.'r, ana lases
, . i . . . r I . iv ' .. . i
11VS lO lile WClliareol Hie ltJKll llllCIH.
KEi.Trsrotr. Tlie i fir-t "qnarterly
meetin; for the Oregon 'ity charge,
M. E. Church, will be held Saturday
and "Sabbath next (Dec. G and 7).
Preaching on Saturday evening at 7
o'clock. The Presiding Elder will be
present. M . J .
The Alice. The Alice started out of
the bain oh her' fust trip last Wednes
day, in chargi of Cupt. Miller and his
crew from thu Cooke. T ie Captain is
an oll steamlioat nian, well liked, and
the Alice is one of the line.-t boat.s on
tlie river.
Concert. The regular monthly con
cert was had at the M. E. Church last
Sunday evening. We learn that a large
crowd was present, much more so than
generally attends su h gatherings on
week days. Tiie receipts amounted to,
so we are informed, about f'J.
lioRN. In this city, Nov. 28th, to the
wife of Henry .Harding, a daughter.
K tther unfortunate for Henry, but he
has got good ?rosi ects to amend, and
we trust he will not be ho disappointed
next time. Hather hard. when, thev
are all girls.
MKETijrc3.rtegular monthly meeting
of the Columbia Hook fc Ladder Company
will be held this evening. Fountain Hose
Com pan v meet s next Wednesday evening,
and t atar ut llos Company meets next
tuesuay evening.
I)o Lost. Iljjid the advertisement
of $.") reward. Mr. Slover wants to
know where his dog is, and the thief
who stole it.
New Crossing. Doc.
had a liew cross, walk,
his tore to his residence.
Harlow has
made from
Wii.i, Preach. Rjv. Dr. Atkinsxn
will preae.i in the Congregational
Cluii'ch, in this city, l.ext Sundiiv.'
.We could -not get the County Court
prooeodings in time for this issue.
Santa Claus IlE vnciUAni kics. Old
Smta Cl.uis arrived in this city last
week and ui.ido his head jua i ters at
Louis S ril'.s confectionary where he
left all kinds of toys, candles, nuts, and
everything to please the children. If
vou want what was left for vou call and
get-it.
News by the Overland Telegraph.
"Washington," Dec
1. During the
session of the Cabinet t-lav.
tne
President formally tendered tlie - po
sition of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court to Attorney-General Williams.
Col. Hristow, of Kentucky, wiil be
.iMsointed Attornev General. rl h
iijniiiat io.is wiilLe sent to the Senate
O-Bl'lil'Otf.
PiiiT. iintiPniA, Tec. 1. The steam
er Ju'.iiaui, from Havana, reports that
the irgiaius was siH atlo.it wiien :di
U-ft' on Thursday last.
"W A S H I N G T O N
Tlie House
D.c. 1.
met at
Ai.ernoiiii
noon. xtie
r.
galleries were crowded as were most
of tlin seats in the hall. Whci.
Clerk MePi.erson reached Ivmisiana.
in calling; the roll he stated that
M:ere were but two unchallenged
certificates fr;:n that State. Ift the
casa-s of all others there were cou
riicting sots of papers from Warmoth
and I'itn'iib.ick, and he Lad declined
to enroll either. There was a dis
crepancy in the papers from the
ninth i: dir.na District, and from Ar-ki:i-as
but two of the four seats
were represented. In the case of
West Virginia there was doubt as to
the proper time of holding the elec
tion, 'and there were two sets of
members elected on different days;
so none have been enrolled. I he
roll !
278 out oi -2'.)l) eu-
r.lled ar.swered.
Tim House then
proceeded to the election of a speak
er. .I.tvuar.l nominated James (.
Illaiiu:: Niblack nominated For nan
do Wood; lloimun nominated S. S.
Coz. who said he was not a candi-
ilate
vote resulted a follows:
ll!ai:io IU-'), Vi'oo.1 77, Cox 2, CIvmer
1, Alexander II. Stephens 1. May
nurd and o)l etm lucted lilaine to
the ehnir, v. lien he made a short ad
dress, thanking tJie House for tin-
honor conterred. IJawes, as K.-mar
m'i!il)?r of th "? House, adumnst;reii
the oath of oIice to tlie S;.'. aer. who
thereupon proceeded to swear iu the
members.
About fty Southern members.
anions; them Stephens, of Georgia,
who were unable to hthe t!ie iron.-lad
oath "took tlie mo. lined' oa!i. t
The Secretarv 'f the-Naw, in his
annual report, recommends tliat the
navy be put" on a footing jivoper lor
any and all eincrgtn.-ios, and justifies
the course t.ikc.i recently in addiii":
to its warlike strentrtli and ellicienev:
The estimate expenditures for the
new fiscal year is .l'-,2"!,233. To
this adtl !S0i,Ovey for repairs, etc
t ,1 rti 1a
Pxeeedinj? those of last year about
S2,UU0,U00.
js it not wen Known that-the S3ii-
ate that passed the equalization act
had a Democratic majority. Proyres-
SlOJl'.-tt.
Will this wiseacre inform his read
ers what the majority of Democrats
was in the Senate ? Or does he know
anything about Oregon polities?
Next tiling we shall hear from him
will he that the last "Democratic
Legislature elected Mitchell.'
The schooner John D, Hunter was
wrecked at laquma Bay on the 22d
of November. She ha l loaded with
lnmlier at Newport mills, and while
attempting to go to sea was Leeaim-
, . l ... 1 . -, 4. . . .1 411-1 i
uii .tun wem asuoie. nauds were
saved, but the vessel ami cargo, it is
supposed, will be a total loss. The
cago belonged to Messrs. Fred Saw-
ten ana xj. .ueAipin. .Loss not
known.
Tiik Pakkkk liiN.-We take pleas
ure in calling attentitm of our Valley
inentls to tne wonderful merits of tlie
double-barreled breech loadinjr shot
guns iiianufaetured by Parker." Uroth-
crs, west .ieriden, t onii.
Ihe lushest testimonial received
from all sections or the country, and
the thorough test given it in the field
bv our friend I apt. (ireen P.. Sammls.
warrant us in asserting that it is tie
liest breech-load lmr shot irun in tho
world. The simplicity of construction,
the ease with which it can be loaded or
unloaded, the facility with which tho
load can be changed from small to
larre shot emhjimr the sjmrUman, in
anTnst int, to adapt hjs change to any
qzed tratne that m;v present itself the
ease with which it may le kept clean,
its availabilitv to a country where noth
ing but muzzle-loaditP' ammunition
nroeured. all combine to recom
mend it to every sportsnian who can
nonreiate a iierfect fowLin? piece. Piv have ever known, Herald of Got
"Warren Sentinel;' (Front Royal, Va., r J.-"--. novieml
MARRIED.
In this city, Nov. 30th. 1873, at the resi
dence of Mr. Wm. Whitlock. bv the Rev.
John W. S-llwoiKi, Mr. ltobert Treaigold
and Mis3 Klizabftli Archer, all of this city.
In Clackamas county, Ic Snl, 1kt3
Ucv. J. .V Wirth, Mr. Georje C. Wat'sou
a!l Mis :-Mary Robert. brti?of thiscitv.
At the residence of t'harhfs I'a nolivy, "in
C luckamas county, Nov. 3irth, 1S73, bv itif
Rev. A. Hard.son, Mr. W. W. l ookc" and
Miss Rachel Woodel, all of Clackamas
county, Oregon.
mi: ii.
' At Canemah, Dec. 5th, 1&73, Eva, daujrh-ti-r
of J. 1. and Rebecca lilanchard, aged
la years. '
San Francisco Market Report.
.Sax Francisco, Doc. 3.
Wheat in T,iverpo!l Average California,
13s Jt ; Ur'on, 13 4ds-MJl3s td.
Flour Superfine, extra, f 6 50.
: Wheat " oast, sJ J.VvJ3!.
Parley Coast feed, f 1 37 50 ; bay feed
$1 ro ; hay br'wiiiir, 51 tj-J-.-vl
Oats iJood supply in market ; prices are
fl 4.1 ttt. . . '.
Wool ou let, fine to clioica clear, lirilo.
Portland .Market Report.
Wedn esda v.Dec. 3, 1873.
(iold In New York to-day, 101.
l'ortland Iegal 1 en der rates, DO buying:
01 selling.
Wheat Demand Is good at tl 95($1 05 V
cental, sacked.
Oats 15;1S bushel, sacked and deliv
ered.
Flour In consequence of the condition
of the wheat market. Hour lias been ad
vanced to $) 5U(ivj 50.
liuttcr The receipts ar large and the
market well stock-, d with all qualities.
Prices ran' lrom 1-1S c-nts.
bsXgs Mark -t - supply lull ; prices firm
at W cents dozen.
Wool The market continues dull and
quotations ar.- famished at U0fa-23c lb lor
ul""h1 tirticio.' . i
liiccon llif supply on hand remains
abundant. Jides ar ; quoted at 10viic;
Hams. 11;a15c, and prime Shoulders at Mgi
9.'.
There Is no change in our local reports.
A Dlannul of ilrullli.
An edition of bet ween nine and ten mil
lions oi conies ot a very u '.ul work is no.v
ready tor uratuitour: dif-triuution, and can
be had lor the asicniii at any druir stora in
th L"mted State, the l.r.tish Colonies,
Spanish America or I'.razil . 1 he woric n
terr id to is Hos'elter's Almanac tor 1871.
Hie ui-'dical i.or.i-m of it tr.-at oi the vari
ous aiimi-nts whi. n tne human system is
sutjj ct, and s -ts tonii the peculiar proptr-
L1--S oi llos:..'tt -r s siomeii j Jitters the
pur st and b -st tonic at pr.-sent known as
a -r s rvativeol health and gtrengtn. anil
asar.-niedv lor d.'l)Uily and Uisease. jne
Almanac is printed in all tin principal
uuiirua ' i-s of t he civilized world, and reach
's s larr - number ot laiiuli -s ai.d indiviu-
uals than anv otlu-r m.-dical treatise that
-ver i.ssu t lrom th- pi . No man or
am. nan woo has. a tlu ; r-.-aru ior inai.
?hoic st os heaven's hi siin;r.s, bodily vior
shoiiid tail to read the pla;n, simple
and convincinin art icles which this truly
i.r.iclical l iibiiciuioii contains. 1 he mis-
icwi-ous nuitt.r is varnu. lnsi.ruciiv
and amiisiiiir, and the calendar oepart-
nt co .ions and comprehensive
II si, It r's Almanac is, in short, a house
hold convenience, adapted to the conveni
ence, lulanted to tne use oi an cia.sses sum
calliinrs. i n- .a.ni- r. the planter, th
min -r. the mercoant: the mechanic, tne
labor, r. tlie 1 rote.-sional man. all net d it
an 1 to invalids oi both sexes n is iiteranx
an article of prime necessity. 1 'he meui-
cal t . -cnnicaliiies wiiicn r -nd -r so rnany
m .heal treaties int. mu.-d lor iiopular us:
unintelligible to the n '-ral read -r. have
l -n carefully avoided in this pamphl -t,
AI. n eli :ir. i-xoln-lt. loreibie. and recoil-
r-il ibl- wit h reason and common s -use.
The i ro; n -to.-s. ssrs. iiostetters v
smith. 1'itsbursr. I'a.. on receipt of a two
cent slamp. will lor vvard a co.y by mail
to n v iM-rson who caiKiol procure ,oue in
his neighborhood. '
MoTIIKIlS DO NOT I.KT YOf.1 CHILDREN-
tr.fl-wit h cou-iis or colds. Insist on ttielr
taking Half's JIww; of llr hound aiul tar
without d.-lav. vours'-ives that it is
.lone. lie ware oi nro-rasi mill ion. uner-
ioii's, TOtli Avenue. Sold by alt Iiruztrists.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute.
Had '-noutrh to look and f'-el bad youwlf;
hut no excuse tor bavins your horse look
..-adly, when lor a small sum you can buy
S:.ti-i-luit' C'lruh-i Cumntii.n jxiiracrs.
i.ii-liLr.-i'n in iniinlwiii r three times a
week, will m he him loc k and leel well.
White is no v lairi.. upon us, and the
o i: a hast II mir .i III- lUUlier soon
i i va.lo is arts of the country. Our aa-
le.- '.oe .- rv man who goes to th.; woods.
L U - ca T.a I il, Co. U(, I'-aiosi -r, or ai v mici
mail, is to tak al nz a X1" d stock oi .!.-
itu'x .lHiW.iiifi!iw( mill l'.tr.-vn t -
tire I'i x. j anv inont lis i iab rf in t le-as-
irrca'-l o- a i ov I nis pr-cauiion.
Tl'XT-IViOKS.
The undersigned having b?cn aprointed
ajrent. ror i.'laekanias county will sell for lit)
d:i-;. w li.-n ordcr'-d by school or district.
for introduction at th- following rates :
Retail I'rpf Intro. Kate
Pacific Coast First Header $ 2 j I b-S
" S"PO!HI Ki'iiU'T .Vl-
" Third Keath-r 7-5
" Fourt h Header 1 OH )
Fifth Head r 1 25 83'
Hopkins Manuel of Amer
ican Ideas, in IieU ol htu
He;l.r -.. 1"0 100
.1. M. BACON.
(iri',;-"n City, Oct. 1st. 1S73.
OBSTACI-liS TO ..lAHICIAGE.
Hiniii- r,"'i"( for Youii-r Men from tlie
-tr, ers of l-'.rrors and Aous-s in early Inc.
f i ii 'ifxi'l r .stored, iniiv ilirii-nts to .Mar-
r rpiiiiivi'il. M-v mniiO'i i in-aiinnii.
Ne v Knd remarkable remedies. Looks and
circulars s- nt. tree, in seal-d envciocs.
v.i.i-s IIOWAR i ASSOi IA11U. o.
s,,iiMi Ninth s... J'ii ifad-'l oh la. la., an In
st itt-.'t- n havinz a hijrh reputation for hon
orable conduct and proh-ssional skill.
novb :iy
For the very best phot ojrraphs, fro to P.rad-
I'v a. iOUoisoii s i iair ry wanoui. oi.-viiv.t
Hc?tid iii the Eleutr, I.'H mom iromcry
S-reet, rtan I-rancisco, UaUiorrua. -
K!t3 WGRSS.
The Associated Reformed rrcsb;;! erian
: ivs ; For vears l'erry Davis Pain-lvilU-r
lias b -t-n known as a most iis-tul liumiy
ne'dicine. For nains and nch -s we know
not hinir so trool as the Pain-ivill r. For
manv internal dis as s It is equally good.
We sn-ak lrom experience, and testily to
what we know. No family ourht to
be
without a bottle ot Davis l'ani-lviin-r.
Messrs. Pkkuy Tiavis fc Son, Prov., XI. I.
ecnti--rAUhoii!ih a stranircr to yon I am
not tovour invaluabl livdielrie. 1'aln-H.iI-
lpr I loriivi its acquaintance in isi and
l inn on most intimate torms wiuiit snu ;
mv exi-ricnce in its use confirms my oe-
lief that t h'T-s is no ni"dicine eipiai to 1'ain-
Will -r f.,r Hi" oiilck ami sure cure or um
mer Co:nrlaints.SortiThrat,' r uip.nruises
n,i (iit I liny us -il it. in all and lound
a s veedy cur m every case.
Yours Truly,' T. J. JAKhlN KU, M. H.
Jud-'inir bv o'lr own experience whoever
I, ...... tn...c"l..lir.
K-iii .r -ii tifit laii tor -comm-no it m'-ij
Hem nneoiiall 'd liniment, and valuable
internal remedy for col. Is and various ot her
complaints. lurcry M ,nin.
-ri,., .m-ionn- of P'frv Havis world s
nrv. r.d nrrin-Jxitlur in nil diseases ot the
i,-..io .-n Oi that terriUia scours", me
ui.,.i''i,iir1i ims b"en am; ly attested
... ,.rt r-'invinrin" authority. Mis
sionaries in China and India have written
l,r. r.,iiv.-.nilnHon of this remedy in
tepi.w thut should carrv conviction to the
most skeptic il.while its iv. u lani .-. in um.-muniii-
nar t home Is ample proof t hat
the virtu-s claimed lor It ar- r-ai an..
cibl" Amonr family mpuicnies n .ius
unrivaled. Boston Courier.
The friturdmt J?r"n'a Gaz'tte of Roston,
i. i,i.c.i!,l..tn Hnd a place on
i i i.,.i .. l,..j l..rrw- I (avis' I A I N.
Kn.t.PB Is not kno-rn as a" most valuable
v,.,-..-.,. . cii..i i nnin In the country.
mih'sfroni t hyslcian or apothecary, the
l'ain-KUl -r chensle a as me
panacea, and it never deceives.
"Pkrry Havis' P.iN-Kn.LEB is really a
valuable medicament, and. unlike most of
the articles of t he ,11V, is us d by many
physicians. It is part icularly desirable in
locations where phvsieians ar-" not near;
and, bv k ei inz it at hand, families
t will often save the necessifv of sending
out nt miinisrht for a doctor. A lxttle
should be kept in every house. Boston
Traveller.
"We have tested the PAix-KrLLER, and
assure our read ers that it not onlv jmssrss
es all -the virtues claimed for it, but in
manv instances ji.irwi.ws anv other r"Tn-
CONSUMPTION,
the "courg" of the human family, may In
in 1 s earlv sta-s be promttly arresiea
and 'frmncntly cnr1. '
RAVETtswoon, W. Va., Oct. 2Sth, 1S72.
D r H. V. Pi feck : , . . :. :
Air For the last va r I have been usinff
your Golden Medical Discovery., I owe my
liftoit, having been atllicted lor years.
Did rot us - it but a shorttiins before I was
benefited ; at that time I was very bad. not
able to sit up much, -.as sulfering greatly
with my throat, was getting uiina, nau a
dry cough, and much pain In mv lungs.
I hai-? us-d twelve oorues oi me jjiseovrry
and am almost well. - ' J. -:
KATE T. WAliDN tLti
A son of Mr. J. II. Meseck. of Cut nam
Four Corners, N. Y., has been cured of
Consnmt tion bv Dr. Pierce's Golden Merti
f;il Iiiseov'Tv, so savs Mr. C. B. Canfiold,
'ditorof the Catham Courier.
R. I-glar, druggist, of W est union o.
r " to stite that Dr. ll-rrc-s ooiaen
Medical Dlscoverv has efrctea a wonaer-
fil cure of Consumption in his nelgnbor-
ho kI. ...
Text Books. The following text books
can be had at my store untilJanuary 1st.
1S74 :
Clark's Beginner's Grammar... ........0 40
Clark's Normal Grammar tu
Montieth's Introduction to oeography
-raeiric Coast Kdition oU
Mi.ritii.f I'liiKiejil and Interiuediute
Ueotf-ranhv Pucilic Coast JuUillon l .v
Steele's Fourteen Weeks in t hemistry 1 00
" in 1'hilosopby i no
in Physiology 1 00
Wood's Botanist and Florist 1 70
I'aeillc Coast First Reader .-. !
" Sr-cond Reader .S
" Third Reader...... M
Fourth Reader
- " Fifth Reader 83S
" fcioeller 'i-l'-i.
Hopkins' Manual in lieu Mh Reader 1 00
Others will be added as soon as they are
roc lved. JU11N M bUS, ,
NEW TO-DAY.
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to r '.iiliri' anv extended recommendation :
but the reasons w hicli have already liiveii
it httv thousantl- subsc-rioers, ana wnrori
will, we ho)c,nive it many th jusend more,
an brief! v as tollows u
it is a first-rate n nvspaiier. All the news
of the da v will oe found in it. condens -u
when unimiKirtarit. at full length, when ol
moment, and always presented in a clear,
intelligible and inter sciiiji manner.
11 is a hrst-rate family l-ap?r, iuu ot mter-
tainins and instructive r.-adins ot every
kind, but containinn nothiiift that can ot-
fend tlie most u-.-heate and scrupulous
taste.
It is a nrst-r.ite story paper, ine nest
tales and romances o current literate.r-
are carefully selected and legibly printed
in it s i ajri.'s.
It is a tirst-rte srrtcniiurai papr. ur
most, fresh and instructive articles on ugri-
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ilPKiirt mcnt.
it is an mdepemi'mi pouucai imper, ut-
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It il-'hts for i ririeif.l'. and for the election
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votes it energies to the exiosure ot the
T.-af corriint ions that now wcaKen and
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troin their su onorters.
it r!i ortsthe fashions for the ladies and
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timely interest ctiaract.-ristic in orooiarv
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our . liirht and irrac-ful lit.-rature: and :i
eolleetion fit pictures, the rarest specimens
if artistic skill, m black and white. Al
I hou rh each suecectling number auortis a
tresh pleasure to it s Triend, t ho real valut
md be uity of TIIK ALIHSM will be most
appreciated after it has been bound up at
tue close of tin year. Whil'other publiea
Hons may claim sunerior cheapness, us
compared with rivals of a simlar class,
TJIJi Ahin - is a unique and oriirmai
ciincepMon alone and un approached ab
solutely without competition in price or
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I'm;' paK-r and'.enurravinirs in anv other
sh u" or number tit volumes for ten timi
its r.tet ; and then, there tire the cfiromos, be
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PKKnil'M FOIl 1S74.
Every subscriber to THR AI.D I XII for
the year 1S74 will receive a pairof chromos
T eori" inal pictures wi re painted iu oil for
till' pub!ili'-r Ol the TIIK AIAtlXti, o
1 nomas .vioran, wnosn gr-at t olorado pic
tare was t urcnaseti ny lonirr'ss lor -ten
thousand dollars. The subjects were clue
s'-n to represent "the Fast" and "Th
West." One is a view in Th- White Moun
tains. New Hampshire: the other, jcives
1 lie i. nirs oi i recn utver Wvomiiv' I'.-r-
nt.ory. 'I he tliir-renc; in th" nature of the
scenes themselves is a pleaslnir contrast,
andatrordsa jrood display of th- artist's
scope and coloring. '1 lie chromos are each
worked from thirtv distinct plates, ami ar
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is attested by tlie following testimonial.
over the signature ol Mr.-Moran himself.
NF.-.v.nx, X. J., Sept. 'JMttt, 1S73
Messrs. Jamks Sl'TTIIS t c'o.
Gentlemen, I am rl"li;rht.'d In the' proofs
In color ot your chromos. llcv are won-
derfully successlul re; resentations by me
chanical process ff the original paintings.
cry ilespectriiil v,
(Si-ned.) TIIOS. MOHAN
.. Thes' chromos are in everv sense Ameri
earl ll..v ... n nriirinul A rrturirVl n
process, with material of Americn manu-
lacture, from d .-sins of American scenery
by an American painter, and presented to
Mius -nu-rs to t he tirst successlul American
Art Journal. If not better becausn of all
this, th-'.v will certainly possess an interest
no foreign production can ins;ire, and
neither are th -y anv the wors" if by reason
of peculiar tacilities of production they
cost the publisher only a tritle, wliile equal
in veri rexitrrt to other chnwM. that are sold
siit'ily f,r ilonhle. the xufetcriijtiun iniee ff
a ii j siAitj. . k. 1'crsonsoi lasi.e win P'1'-'
those pictures for themselves not font he
price t hey did or did not cost, and will ap
preciate the enter; -rise that renders their
distribution ossible.
11 any subscriber should indicate a preT
fer-nce lor a figure subJ 'Ct.the publisher
will send "Thoughts of Home," a new and
beautiiul chronic. 11 x 2i inches, represent
ing at little Italian exile whose speaking
eyes oetray the longings of his heart.
T K II Jtt S s
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I COURTESY OF BANCROFT
1STOTICK
tS HEREBY GIVEN TO AX A PERSONS
indebted to t he Irreducible School Fund
in (;iiickarai8.JouQty, Oregon, mat ttiey
will be exacted to pay interest! thereon on
or before the 1st of January, 1874, according
to the tenor of their notes.
.This .December 4th, 173.
" C. F. REAT1 E, Count j- Treasurer." "
.Iist oi' Letters
T EMAINING IN THE PO-STOFFICE AT
JA Oregon City. Dec. bth. 1873:
Cassida, Mrs. Mary Lace, Charles F.
Conner; Edward Paul. John
i-.aton, James Painter, Merrutta
Fetthammer.IxKlvily Ro-aI. Rev. J. U.B.
Friedel, Peter .Simon Shannon.Julia Ann
Hcnrizi. Henrv Storrner. John
Johnson, 8. S. (2) Thaver, John A.
Jordan, A.
If culled for ilease sav advertised.
J: M. BACON 'Postmaster.
SHEET f i U S I C.
The following naiu jd pieces are rscom-
mended as bein-r arnon'r our latest ai d
b -st Issues : , ' " "
anisic " '
Julia, 'tis of thee I slug Song. Hays S3c
Why don't you come home.. Hays 40c
JNcutu the waves her Sjarit
wanders. " Stcwjirf. ai
Xo little one to meet me...... " Pratt :Wc
;ive my love to all ut hom-j . " Stewart 3Jc
liuiiK ui inc.. sometimes.
MasiTie Stewart 30e
Softly shone the stars of - -
Hcavcti :" - Pratt 30c
SENT
Dinna forget your mither,
Samlie .'. " Havs 40c
I long -to sec the dear old r-' -
hoiae..,..., e "Stewart 30c
Tattle Sweetheart, come lis-
fntoni' " French 3()c
My every Tho't was of thee ' Havs 35c
Men are such deeeivers.Alt
song from "Pauline"... " " Hanks 30c
Stay not long'way. Soprano
song lrom "Pauline"... Hanks 30c
To plea sethe girls, paritone
song lrom "Pauline"... " Hanks SOc
My heart for thee. Sojrano
song lrom l'ouime"... " Banks 30c
My )ueen or' Stars, awake.
tenor song lrom Pauline " Hanks 30c
Jenny, the flower of Kildare "Stewart 40c
Whisper sottly. Mother's
dying " fetewart 30c
Inspirer and Hearer of
Prayer .".."....Hymn. Hanks 30c
My Hive sleeps under the
Daisies Song. Persley 30c
Oh t how d'ye do, Aunt Su
sie?........ .song. Maywood 30c
Dat makes me mxldings
out song. Pcrley 30c
'Neath the wdiite and pur-
Phi blossoms " Stewart 3:ic
Nora is drea iiiingof you.. " I'ratt 8;ic
The sweetest Hud is missing " Hanks 3iic
UN I JKCKrPT
Will he cornc home to
night, mot her? " Hanks 30c
God t-.lessour Home? " Stewart -l'c
iet u o and shut t he Hoor... " Hays 35c
Hoes he ever t hink of me. " Havs 35c
Pome, Holy Spirit Hymn. Hanks Hue
My tie ir old Mot her,
...Song.
JIa.s 10c
Hays 4Uc
Hays Xic
Abbey oOc
1 have no Home
Iist and cast awav "
Poor little Tim...., "
OF THE
) sters a ml wine at 4 a. m. "
Over the fallows afar "
Stewart .50c
Pralt :tc
Hanks 'Mc
Tonel 40c
Savior, Thou art ever near "
The Toast. Prindisi for Male
Voices "
Pearl ol America. Caprice.
Instrumental
Kinkcl 5f)c
Kinkcl 4Hc
Circling Wa ves.. .Inst ru mental
H-I1-of Saratoga. ........ Waltz. Fitjrhugh :Vc
Morning Z'-eh.rs Mazurka. Kini-el 35c
l-'iiniiii-'s tiuickstep..(,uickstep. Kinkcl 35c
Autumn I -a ves. Iteverie.
Inslrumetal
Kinkcl 50c
Kinkcl Xc
Kinkcl MOe
Kinkcl "xic
The Ueaoi-rs I list ri: mental.
M-rry iirls Sallop,
Mollii' Hurling 1 nsra m-nta I.
Aa .ingar Ha
Hai py Thoughts. ..Schott isclie.
Kink-1 .fc
. Kinkel ric
. Kinkel 4-lc
Mie -Her :t")C
Allard :Vk?
Tonel 5 c
1 lanse Cubaine... Instrumental
Mav-Pol-... March
( !ood Humor ;. "
Kleur des Champs Valse,
J'ultliiJtal (tiitl sent, jx.st-jHtiri, on reciiiit of
pnee, by .. 1... I'irn-JtS,
S'jy urnuilwii', Afiv 1 nrk,
tlec5m2
f$rC RFAVAliD!
rriilK UNHERSir;NKI) OFI-KUS A RK
1 ward of .?." I dollar to any one who will
'nform who stole r.is Slut on I nan ksglvlng
Hay, and $5 to any person who can inform
aim of her present whereabouts. She is
liver-colored, and of medium size ; her hair
is incum-d to wave ; sue nan on a couar
vhen last, seen; it called by her name,
"Flora," she will make h'TS-lf kno-A n.
i. J. si ,o j-.ll.
Oregon City, Dec. lsf, 1S73. tf.
PRI.GE8 REDUCED!
Great Uai'iaiiirs !
' O Ii 3 0 D A Y
S
rfTIin D.N'I)F.USl(jXEI) WILL SELL ALL
. kinds tit merchandise at
3P.EATLY REDUCED RATES UNTIL
T 11 E
1st OF JAXITARV, 1S7-L
ive us a call and examine our Goods and
Prices. S. ACKKIIJIAX fc CO.
tregon City, Nov. 2s-td.
Referee's Snl? of Re:il Estate on Partition.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County Of uiacKantas.
Thomas Charmau, J- Plaintiff.
vs . .
Kltner E. Charnian,)
1 .eonar;
d 1'. Charmau,
Defendants.
Mary M.
t harman.
FY VIRTfE OF A CERTAIN JLDU
ment and decree of partition and sal-
made in th' above entitled action, in said
rvmrt. on t he t wont -t h ird (!rd) tiny oi
SWr.iember. 1ST3. t he ' sn tscri'r. a refer-
for that, purpose, duly appoint -t', will s dl
at public auction to the hijiiiesi oiuuer on
Monday, the Twonty-Mnth (reiMli)
Day or urmnncr, ee
at the hour of one (!) o'ch ck, p. m or said
dv. at the t!ourt House door in Oregon
Citv, Clackamas (3ounty, State of Oregon
certain real estate directed by said judg
mcnt uml decree to lie sold, and I herein
described as follows: The south halt ot lo.
number three (3), In tdock number tvo (.')
in said Oregon i ity, C lackamas County
t. it e of Ore-ron.
icrmsol Sale :' -fine-half of t.h purchase
1111. 11PV t f I be t.aid on the dav ot tlie .sale, in
iTnio il shiim e-old coin; remaining hall to
be paid on or b"fore two years irom day of
Sate, 111 gold Coin, ai c! i ion in iiiunns -i j
the unn lid nortion of the purcnase moni'j
in fln.M interest nt ten !cr ctit. perannum
iri.ni of sale, ami m oe SMcur-'ti u
iiiortear-e on said real i-muu.- , uui-tcbv
to be paid semi-annually.
Alt 'TI I- It A-ttN i:, iveieree
Att'vs lor Plaintiff in Partit ion
Novem b r 2S, 1T L '
Natief
to Criiiitors.
In th? matter of the Estate of Mary Pros
.N undersigned, thiit h has been a;e
.A.L V,..,,r.,. i .imtv Court or Clackamas
MllltltV. Stilt" Ol Ur ullll, .AUII1I.1.0..-.W. -
the Estate of Mary l'm'S-r, ueceaseu. a u
u-ith n nmiicr. vouchers, within i
months from the date of this notice t o me
ainas county, state of ( 'regon or at Huelat
,. ;e,.m.n'. nT,i" in Oregon City, in said
county and State ,,Mnvrp
,Ar.iiiL.u
Administrator of the Estate of
Mary Prosscr, deceased.
Oregon City, November 1 J. ls73. ow
'"stTiVL IS THE FIELD!
SEfiaVED SICOfiD DDOH SOUTH OF
IIAA.V SAUOV.
WILLIATilS fit HARDING,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK'
of Familv Groceries to be fmind in the
city All eoods warranted. Goods ilelivered
in the citv lrce of charge. The highest cash
price paid for country produce.
Oregon City. March 38, 13T3.
LIBRARY,
CITA.S. EE. O VT71IMr ..D,
" , . DEAZEll IS ' "
GENERAX MERCHANDISE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND 2U1N STREETS, OREGON CITT
Has Just Receive! a New Stock of.
Calicoes, Dress Goods, Brown and Bleadhed Sheetings
" O
House Lining, Shirtings, Table-Linen, Irish Bosom Linens,.
Linen Towelling, Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies' and Gents'
Hose, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, RibbonsLaces and Insertions
Embroidery, White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, to
Also, a full assortment of .
LADIES' AND CHILDERK'S SHOES,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimney
Whicli liave bee selected -vitii special care for this market uud cannot
BE SURPASSED IN QUALITY Oil PRICE,
THE HIGHEST MAKKLVr I'KICE
March 13, 1873 :tf
TO THE CITiZEKS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTYr
GREAT REDUCTION IN
DRY-GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES, ETC,
LEVY BliOTHKRS,
OWING TO THE FAILING HEALTH OF A. LEVY, IT IS OCR rritroSETO OFFE&
our entire sioek of Gtwils t ir.Mll- Hetliiretl l'.-lces. in ortlerto close out our
. LEVY BROS.,
Second door nortli of the Postoflice, Main street, Oiejron Clty -
eSLiiIi3S
No better evid nice of the effi
ciency of Hr. J. S. Coleman's
Compound Kxtractof Kucalyptus
can be desired, t han the following
summary of eases, treated with
this remedy alone, by that emi
nent physician, Hr. David Woos
ter.in the IT. S. Marine Hospital.S
Cisco, reported in tne .vujrusi o. i-a-citic
Med. Jour. A'o Cutcs I Cur- I Impr
Treated
etl
oved.
Remittent Fever
Chills and Fever
Typhoid Fever
In flam at ion of Kidneys...
Dinretis
Incontinence of Urine
.iricture
ntlamatiou of LSladdcr....
Uieniiorrhagia
5
5
1!
9
3
7
3
4
2o
10
3
fl
15
3
.lit
.. 9
.. 4
..10
.. 3
..
..27
..13
.. 7
.. 4
..13
..15
.. 0
1
3
2
2
3
7
1
4
3 -
Disease of the Heart
Dysentery..
hromc tnarrntea
ionorrluea
Dropsy -'
jji, n .-v e, m v :jrvB -3
riT For sale
1 . .' 1 i I 1 .1
H .5 Druggists,
1
THOMAS CHAR MAN
ESTABLISHED
1853.
DEPIUES TO INFO KM THE CITIZENS
of Oregon City and of the Willamette
Vuili-v.tliat he is still on hand and doing
business on the old motto, that
.4 Ximble Six Pence is Better than a Slow
Shilling.
I have lust returned from San Francisco,
where. I purchased one 01 the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOOD'S
ever before cfTe red in this city ; and consists
in part, as lollows :
Poofs and Shoes,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Paints and Oils,
Sash and Doors, '
Chinaware, yucenswarc,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Platedware, ' Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, Ladies a nd
Gents Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, t ancy o-
llope. Faming tionaof Every
- Implements of Description
All Kinds. Carpets.
Mattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc..
Of the above list. I can say my stock is the
MOSX COMrLKTK
ever offered in this market, and was selcted
with especial care lor t ne t iregon iuy iraue
All of which 1 now offer lor sale at the
Lowest Fifiarket Rates.
No use for the ladies, or any one else, to
think of going to Portland to buy goods tor
I am Determined to Sell. Cheap and not to
allow mysell to be
tSDERSCLD IX THE STATE OF OREGON
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as I do that
Twenty Years Experience
in Oregon Citv enables me to know the re
miirenu nts of the trade. Come one and all
and seo for yourselves that the old stand 01
THOMAS CIIAKMAX
Ko Iwutcn In oualitv or price. It
r.nid 1m? useless for mo to tell you all tht
advantages 1 can offer you in the sale ol
.rrwio no every store that advertises docs
that, and probably you have been disap
pointed. All I w ish to say is
Conic, and Sccfuiul Emniine for Voursrlvcs
for T do not wish to make any mistakes
My object is to tell all my old friends now
that I nm still alive, and desirous to sell
goods cheap, for cash, or upon such terms
as agreed upon. Thanking nil for the liber
al patronage bcrctoiore bestowed.
TIIOS. C HARMAN,
Main Street, Oregon City,
Itral Tenders and County Scrip taken at
market rates. TIIOS. CHAUMAN.
C-50.000 lbs wool wa nted by
TIIOS. CHAUMAN.
m. mm mm r B P" B.
j u 11 o o n 11 m lei
3I;un St,, Oregon CUj.
:iIM'l'ACTl'RER AND IMPORTER
Snddlen, Harness,
Saddle r J--II a rd
wuic, etc., etc.
-VfTHICII HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
f T can be had in the State, at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
try warrant my oods a represented.
Orsgoa Clfyv April 17, MTJ-tf.
i
;in Fran- I
PRODUCE
Completely corroborative of tho
fummnrj' "f I'r. Wooster, are the- :
reijorts of the exptriments with.
Kucalyi tus by Ir. Lorrimer, of Ber
iin, Prussia, and Hr. Keeler, Chief'
l'hysician of the Austrian Railway-
Co., published in the American,
Medical Journal, July, ISTi.
It will be found very efficacious in obsti
nate cases of Dyspepsia, Rronchitis.Hjick
ing Cough, Chronic Sore Throat, Ijeucor-
rhea, etc., and in nausea during pregnane
cy.
Or. Coleman1 oulil Extrnrt nf
Fncalyptvs is ft special preparation for-
the treatment of Fever und Auyue, and.
is Warranted Cre every case treated!
according to directions, witlumt the injur-w O
ions results of the usual Quinine undar-v,
senical remedies for that, disease.. Also,'
pure Fluid Extract, of Kucalyptus, in one
pound bottles, for physicians' use. Beware
of imitations and take none but Coleman's.
everywhere, and bv Charles Lane-lev .t C.t
Agents San Francisco.
S0mayl873yl.
Vi. JU HIGHFIELD.
Kstablisliecl since 'til, nt tlie old stand.
Main Street, Oregon City, Oregon..
An assortment of Watties, Jewel
ry.and Si th Thomas' Weiirht Clocks.
T SS all of which are warranted to be &&
rexr-sented.
t"Keiiairing done on short notice, nn.l
thankful for past patronage
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY,.
A N D
SEEDSTORE'
Factory Elock, Oregon Cikr-
iwAgency for the San Juan Lime Co.
Lime sold in quantities to suit.. augl-tC
FALL AMD WINTER GCCDSI
JUST RECEIVED AT
I. ELLIIVO'S
DEALER IX
Dry Goods,
Clothing. ,
Roots and Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries,
Crockery, Notions.
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Good.
etcM etc., etcM cte
Jllaln Street, Orej;oii City.
Irot'.uceof all kinds lowght. fr which I
pay the highest market price. If vou de
sire good Goods at Ixnv prices, call at -
I. SEJ.LIXG'S'
and examine his new sttck of Spring goods.
nive me a can nu convince yourselves.
My motto is,
"tiVICK SALKS Ay SMALL, PROFITS."
The lushest market price paid for wool.
I. SELLING. .
Oregon City, Oct.SJ, 1873-tf.
1,000 DEER SKINS
WANTED,
AXD ALSO,
VLL OTHER KINDS OF niDES, FOTt
which I will pay the liiirhes market
price in CAttn P.riug on your bides and get
your coin tor them.
JOHN SCHRAM.
Saddle and Hariw-ss Maker.
Oregon City, Oregon, July 11, "lb7Vm3.
PAID lOR COHMRY
' '
NOTICE.
r-piLEKE WILL !.E A MEETING OF THE
A stockholders o! ihe Oregon City Hack
and lray Coni any, at their office, in Ore
gon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 13th day
of lKx-ember next, for the purjvise of di
solving the corporation, in accordance with
a resolution of a majoiity of the stock
holders this dav made nnd entered of rec
ord. C. N. G KEEN MAN,
Attest : President.
J. M. Fiiazer, Secretary,
-reiron City, iregon, Nov. 19, 1S73.
SHERIFFS SALE. "
BY Vim TTE OF A I Ef ItEE AND EXE
cut ion issued out of the Circuit Court
ol the state of Oregon, for the County of
luckamns, to me directed, in favor 1st of
Jacob Wort man for the sum of fitfil 20-100,
gold coin, wit h interest and cost of disburs
incnts : 2nd in favor of S. Ackerinan for
f M2 H0-10O, goid coin, with interest and cost
ol disbursements: Krd in favor of Thomas
( barman for $:fli3 Htj-l'Ki, jrold coin, with in-t-n'St
and costs of disbursements, and all
aginst IJeliecca K. liarlow; now, therefore,
1 have levied upon the east half of the.
northeast H of section eight, and the east
half of the west half of the northeast i of
section 8, arid the southeast quarter of sec
tion S, and the east half of the east ?4 of
the southwest H of section 8, allln town
ship 4 south, range 1 east of the Willamette.
Meridian, containing MO acres, more or
Icss.situated in Clackamas County.Oregon ;. "
and on
.Monday, tlie Day ot December,
A. D., 173,
at. the hour of -one o'clock, p. m at the
Court House door in Oregon City, Oregon,
I will sell nt public auction for cash paid to
rne in hand, all of IlelecH K. Harlow's In
terest In ihe above described real estate, or
enough thereof to satisfy execution, costs,;,
and accruing costs.
A. F. HEDGES. Sheriff
of Clackamas County.
November 2Sth, 1S73. w4
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prioe. Addjese,
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