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KIND WORDS.
The Associated H ,i'rinr,'l Frrxhitrian
says: Fr years IVrry l.ivis' I'.iin-lvill -r
h is ! ''"ii knovvn as st must us -ml family
in -diem '. For pains and aen -s .ve knor
iio'iiiu so jjoo.l :is the Fain-Kill-r. l-or
lii-iny internal dis -as -s it is finally good.
Wd sii- ali irmii cxpericne a,nl t est it y to
waat '.ve know. Xo family omrht to bo
without a buttle of liavis' I'uin-Kiiler.
'Mj'.ssrs. FeuRT Davis & S v, Trov., U. I.
(i.-iitt: Although a stran-T to you I am
not to your invaluable m 'diem-, iiiu-lvil-ler.
I form -d itsGic- piamtanc; in IS 17 anil
I am oa most intimate terms with it still ;
my expTienc in its US'! coalirms my b e
lif that th'T is no medicine oipial to l'.iin
Kill'T for th j quick and sure cur.- of Sum
mer 'om plaints, Sore Throat,' .'roup.IJruis es
and Cuts. I have us-d it in all and found
sa-s.ioedy cure in every ease.
Yours Truly, T. J." GAHUIXEK, M. P.
- i
Judging by our own experience whoever
once nuiK 'S a trial of Perry llavis' Fain-
Kjller, will not. tail to recommend it wul.ty
asan unequalled liniment, and valuable j
Internal rem Mv for colds and various other i
complaints. Hory Month. J
The efficiency of IVrry Davis world-re- '
no .vned 1' tiu-h'iri'-r in all dis 'avs of the
U .vels, even iti that t'rribl" seourg t lie
Asiatic cholera, has beeri am ply attested '
by the most convincing authority. Mis- ,
jrionari -s in China and India have written
horn in comm -ndat ion of t iiis r-m -dy i u i
Serins that should carry conviction to th"j I
, most skeptical, while its' iiopularity in com
mit nit is n -ar -r home is ample proof that
r- 111'" -. Llll ii VM 1 lir 11 ill I'-.ll tiiiu tn-
gibl -. Amonz ta-nilv medicines it stands
unrivaled. llodna Courier.
GThe Stfurd'tif lirix'ij lnz-tte of Boston,
savs: It is impossible to tin. I a plae oa
this broad land wh re Prry Davis' l'Aix
Kil.l. k.u is not Uno .vii as a most valuable
remedy for physical pain. In the country,
miles from physician or apothecary, the
Pain-Killer is ch'-rish 'd as the exclusive
panacea, and it never d -ecives.
"Perry Davis' P.ix-Kit.r.Fn is really a
valuable medicament, and, unlike most, of
the articles of th day, is us -d ly many
Physicians. It is particularly d 'sirable in
ocations wh'-r-e physicians ar not near;
and, by keeping "it at, hand, families
willool't-'ii save th.- necessity of s -n ling
out at midnizM for a doctor. A buttle
should be kept. In every h oils -." Itoston
Traveller.
"We have tested the P. in-Ki i.leii, and
assure our read -rs that it not onlv poss 'ss
es all the virtues cl.iim'd for it, but in
many instanc 's surpass"s any oth-r retn
,edy W4 have over known," '."I'd of (iut-
jtel. lAberti. novl'.lml
A .Uuiuul or Health.
An edition of between nine and ten mi!-
lions of copi -s of a vry us -iul work is no v
reaiiy tor gratuitous dist riout.ion, and can
be hail for t he aski ri iiX an v dru st.ire in
the Untt.ed StaL, til" I'.ritisli 1'olonins,
Spanish Am Tic i or l'.r.i..l . woi-jv r -
ferred to is It st -tt r's Almanac for 1ST I.
Tlv m -dieal jxirtion of it tr -ats of th vari
ous ailments which the tuna in system is
MibJ -ct. and s 'ts forth t)i p-culiar prop -r-ties
(; llost -tt -r's Stomch i'.i! t ts i Ir
purest, and b -st toui'? at pr -s -iit kno vn as
a pr s rvative f Ii alt ii and s!r -ojjUi, and
as a remedy for debility and dis as . The
Almanac is print -d in ail th s principal
lariiiaes of t lie civilie-d world, and r acfi
a lare numb -r of famili -s an I individ
uals tlian any ot !i t m 'dieal tr-atis- that
ever issu iro n the pr -ss. No man or
woman who has a da r .rard tor that
choic -st of heaven's bl 'ssiji j;s, bodily vior
should fail to r 'ad tue plain. sim,.e
and eonvincinin r an icl -s wui-.i tiiis truly
ractical public, it ion contains. Tii mis
cellaneous matt -r is van -d, instru-Tive
and ani'isin';, anil th - c.il oid ir depart
ment co .ious and com . -r -h 'nsi ve.
Host .'tt'T's Almanac is, in short, a house
hold coMV 'iii 'ni", adapted to til" conv Mii
enc , adapted ti t h -us ot all elas.s s and
callings. I'he farm -r, th - plant T, th'.-
G
miner, the ,,, -reliant, th- in -etiamc, ttie
labor -r, tii proftvssional m m, nil ne -d it,;
and to invalids of boiii s x -s it is lit -rally
an article of prim - n -ssity. The m 'di
eal technicalities which r -nd -r so many
m -dieal tr -at i"s int"ini -d tor popular u'
U'lint -uiilji.-to t ii e;..n -ral re. id T, have
e -ii ear--I'll I ly avoid -d in this p.unelil t,
All is cl -ar, explicit, forcible, and recon
cilable with reason and common -ns".
The pro,.ri tors. M -ssrs. Most 'Iters ,t
.Smith, I'itsijur, l.i on r-cuj't of a two
cnt st am n, wi II Pirward a co .y by mail
to any p T.soii wno cannot procur.' one in
his neighborhood.
Q
TREATING THE WP,0NG DISEASE.
f:nv 1 1 mt'.s W'niiii'n e.-i It 11 in :i t b"ir fa in i-
ly ih sicians.one with I . s,epsia, anot ii t.
with palpitation, another with trouble of
i lie orea.-M , a?i'HiiT m i : i i pain icre a--u
there, and In this way they all pr 'sent
alik to tli-ms 'lvs and th"ir c.is.i'-iiiiijc
ud inditf -rent doctors, separat ami dis
tinct ilis -as, -s, for winch h pr 'serih s his
pills and potions, .-issu uiiu th'ia to be
such, wlien, i.u r -a I it y, t Ii -y ar ' all symp
toms cans 'd by some ut Tin disor l r ; and
whil t h".v ar t bus on ly abl" p-riiapsfor
a time, t hey ar - inor.i ut of t h ca us , and
encourage t h"ir practice until lare bills
arc made, wli'-n i ne suirTiii-C pati-ntsare
no better in th" end, tint, probably wors
for t he d"a v, t reat m -ut , and ot her com pli
catioris mad'Virid whicii a Top T medicine
direct, -d to t he cause would ha ve entir -ly
removed, thereby instituting health and
comlort insr-'ad of prolonged mis -ry.
From .Miss IiRixriA K. ST.t'LAiit.shade,
Athens r,,., ., ct. llth. 1S72:
Dr. R. V. Pi re , Cuir.ilo. N. Y. Your
favorite prescription Is w.d'iiinu' almost
lik" u miracle on m". lam better already
than I havt.' been for ovr two years."
From K.r.i.A A. Scuakek, Z linsvillejrid.,
Amr. :t, lsTJ :
" l'r.)l'iere I received the medicine you
P"Ut in" and bean usinii it iminediat -1 v.
As a r suit of In tr'ntucnt I leel be; ti;r
than I have lor three years."
n From Mrs. Jotix K. IlA.MiLiX.Odell, 111..
uMur. l!, 1ST J :
" I 'r. K. '. Pierce The favorite prescrip
tion has done me e;,.,,d, whicii I aafVerv
tiianktul tor."
Tut: r.vi:iii;ii lirx.-We t ike pleas
lire in calling attention of our Valley
l'rien.ls to t o woiulerful merits d the
tlouMe-barreleil breech loadin" shot
uns rn.inut'.ietiired by Parker I'.roUi
ers. Wot Mei i Coiin.
The hieli-t te.st iiiionial received
tlj-oin all seeti'ins of the country, ami
fhe thorough test givi-n it in the't"n ld
by ur friend Capt. C reen f. Samuels
warrant us in asserting that it is t Iul
lest luveeli-loading shot mm in nu
world. The simplicity ofi-oiistructioii
tlwi k-l:. W'irlk i-lii..t. !f ...... I... Ii, '
v i . . . ' " ' 11 l'a tlMl or
v:;roaieu. uie acuity with which the
loll can te cliane; .! troiu small to
large shot mi iblin the sportsman in
an iii-t tut, to a l.i pi his change to a'nv
jsi.e.l giuie t'.i it tit iv present itselfth'
ease with wiiii-ii it may le kept ehan
its avail loility t a country where no'th
nig but in i'l -! i IP, ;' a iimumtion
can le t.io.-ured. all combine to recom
mend it to every soortsm 111 who can
; i; 'i rii ie- .-. oei.ee: lowimj pl'ce
Warren Sentinel :'" (Front U val, Va.)
The Sr.vit Spanii.k: P.annki: for De
cember is promptly on our table, anl
vu spite of the threats, arrests and false
h.uges ma le against it for its ersit
etit exposuieot U.-miOs. Kiscalsatul
Siviiiillers.it uon't sioo waving worth
a cent. In fact, though its pui. Fishers
ej-e tlvreatened Id u-k-m lib-d and persc-
euted. t hey sv'imu to still tlourisli. The
1J.VXN Kt: oveill ows as of vuiv with l
-olutiinsof spleiiili.l reailimr. ' The
K irues" Corn er"" is as cutting as ever ;
an i iiistcid o:' one it next year gives a
1 lir ol" t !i inning ( 'hroitios, 1 v Prang,
and a paper a ye ar. :ll for one " dollar!
It begins'its twelfth year in January,
and everybody (u e xee; ,t i. .ns) . should
ax1 it. One" dollar a yi-ar; s,ml six
rr-nts for specimens to ''-.Star S imgled
1 1 inner, Hinsdale, N. 1 1.
Tiik Woui.o MNn ins Wife h-ive made
up I heir minds t hat t h -r is nothing tind-r
a-.ven so c -rtaia as a our' tor a cough,
-cold, or di n.-uty of br-athing, as ll.Ve'
Jliinrinf 1 1 n fmu'i'l mi Tir. sal-? is
over t tir t hon ; i nd hort l s rcr pay. rit
t 'titon's, 7('t Ii Avcnu . ;Sid by'ail Iirug-
i'ike's Tootliaoh'? Drops cure in 1 minute.
If your h r islanv, sor or galled, you
should us- 'u'lflwi'.t A'ioine lAnim-nt;
wash the part with castil soap and ivarni
warm v:it 'r, rub dry, with a clean cloth,
th-m apply tne Eiiiiiii-nt, rub in well -with
t tie hand.
Hav'f h r a .Its .;" the Entfrpfjise ever
:s ?)' e '.-:'((". l'ir -rfi'-" Iff a not.
edy therj is in this country.
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Julia, 'tis of thee I sing Song. Hays :Vc
b don't you come home.. " Hays 40c
'Neath the waves icr spirit.
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Prayer Hymn. Danks 30c
My Ijove sleej s under the
Daisies Song. Persley 30c
Hi! howd'.e tin, Aunt Su
sie? song. Maywood 30c
Dat makes me Middlings
out song. Perley 30c
'Neath tin wjiit.j and juir-
pl" p.lossoms " Stewart. 30c
Nora is drea m ingr.f you " Iratt 30c
'1 lc sweetest l;ud is missing " Danks 30c
Will h" come homo to
night, mot her .' " Danks 30c
ii d iWessour Ibme? ' Stewart Me
' J' t up and shut the Door... " Hays 3.V?
I oes he p er t hink of me... " Hays .'tic
om , lloly spirit Hymn. Ianks 3ic
My d ar o!d Mother Song. Hays tnc
I have no Home ' Ilavs T0e
1 ott ami cast awav " I lavs .Vic
Poor Utile Tim ! " Ablx'-v 3tic
OFT1IE
yst rs ami wine at 4 a. m. " Stewart 30c
" i r the p,!i;,,ws afar " Prattle
savior. Thou art ever near " Danks 31 c
i ii" Toast. Prindisi for Male
Vo'cs Tonel 40c
i arl oi America. 'a price.
. c ''lU'1 ' nt:l1 Kinkel 50c
ir ling avi's...Instrument.al. Kinkel 4oc
iT 1" -1 S:'r;"og:t Waltz. Fitzhugh iKc
t-''""-"r ' t-yrs Mazurka. Kinkel :V
sWinckst"p..Qick.stcp. Kinkel O-'k-
iaimvi:j pimce.
Autumn T-aves. I..Verie.
M'rrv(';Vn- Instrumental. Kinkel .Vic
StoiTj.. .rli';;"; .Ul.p. Kinkel 3hc
7ei 7in--,r - m-nt al. Kinkel 50e
Kink"! S
MivV,", ',ln '-InMrum-ntal. Kinkr-1 40c
-d'llumor March. Mueller 35c
Fie,!r;,7 t'ha!:s:;;;:;:.vaIse. -VAnS
pZby,rtt a'"t ".!'.. on rcct iPt of
J -oor, PK'l'EltS,
'. Hroailway, New York.
devm2
COURTESY OF
UNIVERSITY
BVSISKSS CARDS.
PHYSICIAN -VXD SUKCEOX,
ORRGOX CITY, ORKGOX.
6-Offlce Up-Stalrs in Charman's Brick,
Main Street. . aujlltf.
II. W. ROSS, oSI. IX,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
P K It3I A N EN TIj. V LOCATED.
Will attend to calls night or day. Office on
.Main street, opposite Masonic Hall. Itesi
d -nee on the hill, where ti will be please
to receive night calls.
Oregon City, Or., Sept. 30, 1ST3. oc3m3.
W. H. WATKINS, M. D.
3lI.l"iOOIl.
PORTLAND.
OREGON.
j?"OKFK.'E Odd Fellow's Temple.corner
First and Alder streets. Itesideiice corner
of .Main and Seventh streets.
Drs. iVelch A: Thompson,
DENTISTS, !pp
ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
3 Corner of First and Alder Streets,
lOUTLVXl)
OIIF.GOX.
t3Will be in Oregon City ou Saturdays.
Nov. 3 :t f
S. IIUEIAT.
CHAS. E. WAItltEN,
HUELAT & VARREN
Attorn eys-at-Law,
OREGON CITY, - - OREGON.
j7"OFFICE Charman's l.rick, Main st.
5marlS72 :t f.
JOMNSON & ftlcCOWN
VTTORM-VS AM) t'OUXSELORS AT-LAW.
Oregon City, Orson.
ItyWill practice in all the Courts of the
-tat". special attent ion given to cases in
the U. S. Land Otliee at r goti City.,,
oaprlS72-tf.
Xj. T. 13 A I v I jN",
ATTORJJZY-AT-LAV,
OREGOX CITY, : : OREGON.
OFFICH Over Tope's Tin Store, Main
street. 21mar73-tf.
J. T- APPERSON,
OFFICE IX FOSTOITTCE IIUIIDIXG.
Lpigji I Tpmlers C'l:n-Unmas Coiitilj- Or
Ier, it nil Org'ti fit" Oriler
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
TOT'ATIY ITTT'iTTC.
Ioans negotiated. Collections attended
to, and aCieni'ral Itrokeage huiness carried
on. " janlitf.
A. sT O I , rr T 1 11
X 0 T A l y r l! IS T, T c.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
OltKGOX CITY.
M A S U FACTO It I US.
IMPERIAL M I L L S,
Savior, Lallociiuo A: Co.
Oreg c n C t '.
Keep const an) ly on hand for sale Flour,
Middlings, I'.lan anil Chicken Feed. Parties
purchasing feed must furnish the sack.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
S)l A A' V IMCTOKY I
HP HE U.VDKUSKiXEI), rS T
1 having increased the di- 3h
m'-nsions of his premises, at i-fii
t he old stand on the i
ConiT of ?Iain ami Tliir;l Slrce,
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes this method of informing his old pa
trons, and as many new ones as may lie
pleased to call, that he is now pr -par -d,
with ample room, good materials, and the
very l"st of mechanics, to huild anew, re
construct, make, paint, iron and turn out
all complete, any sort, of a vehicle from a
common Cart to a Concord Coach. Try me.
IJIucUsmitliing, Horse or Ox Slioeinjr,
and General Jobbing neatlv, quicklv, and
cheaply clone. JA VII) SMITH.
;WIJLLIA 3I..SIXGEII
HAS RSTABLISIIKn
A r A U I u n
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
Furniture,
Blinds,
and Doors,
AXD MOn.I)IXGS OF ALI, SIZES.
- They will also do Turning of every de
scription to order,
WITH XEATXESS AND DISPATCH!
n?All work warranted. Shop on the
ftiver, in Jx-wis" Shop tJpjKisite Oregon
City Mills.
JAMES MILNE,
MASONIC HALL I'.UILDIXG.I
Oregon City, : : : Oregon.
KEEKS COXSTAXTLY
on hand and for sale,
cheap for cash.
Parlor, Bedroom,
Office, Sittingroom, and
Kitchen Furniture.
Bureaus, Lounges,
Rocking Chairs,
Whatnots. Bedsteads,
Washstands, Curled
Hair, and Pulu
Mattresses,
Pulu Pillows,
Spring Beds,
Picture Frames,
Mouldings, etc., otc.
Special attention given to Upholstery
work in all its hranehes. Orders ftlted with
promptness. Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Furniture mad" order.
Coll nnd ti-wminiJ for yoitrrtre.. JTmw"f78
BANCROFT LIBRARY,
OF CALIFORNIA,
MBR CIIA S I SR.
JOHN MYEBS.
OREGON CSTY-
DZALER IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HOOTS ami
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
a x i
GENERAL fEBCHAHDSSE,
Books and Stationery.
I will pay the highest prices for
X5 1 1 i t o i 111 9
Tand all kinds of
GOOD COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I will sell as low as any h-ouse in Oregon for
CASH OR ITS RQUIVALRST
n Good Merchantable Produce.
I am selling very low for
Give me a call and sat isly yourselves.
JOIIX M VERS.
Oregon City, March 21. 1S7'5.
IVE"V GOODS
GOOD NEWS!
PRICES R EDITED TO Sl'IT TIIE TIMES.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
BARGAINS?
S. ACKER MAN & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A IAUGE
st ock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
which they offer
CHEAPER, THAX TIIE CHEAPEST!
Wc would say come and convince your
self before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock
consists In part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
fjadies and Gents
Fnrnishing Goods,
Xotions, Grocer-
i e s, Ilard
. ware,
and a jrreat many other articles too numer
ours to mention ; also.
Doors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods
: A L S O
Wool Wanted
For which wc pay the Highest rriees.
S. ACKERMAX & CO.
SOroon Cy, October 31, 1873-K.
S: .K J
AUCTIIOS AXD COMMISSION.
A- B- R8CHARDSOIM,
Corrnrr ot Front fc Oak st., Port la ml.
Auctioii bsalcs
Of Real Estate, Groceries, Cent ral Mer
chandise and Horses.
! VEE DAYS V.'ednesdav and Saturday.
A. Ji. RICH ARI -SOX,
Auctioneer.
t Vvixziiv gale.
English Refined Rar and Rundle Iron,
English Square and Octagon Cast
Steel, Horse Shoes, RilSpS,
Saws, Screws, Fry-Fans,.,
Sheet Iron, R. k
G. Iron.
A I. S O
A large assortment of Groceries and Liq
uors. A. H. RICHARDSON,
Jan. 1, IST.Vtf. Auctioneer.
STKAZNI lOWETt J O 13
Ma mi fact u res to order Ac
cotii.t Looks, ot all si.es anil
st les.pjill'I icki ts. Dill II ads
1 '-lank 1'ooks ot a ny at tern t hat
is di'sir-'il.w it h or v. it lioid, j rinteil
headings,i;ia nks, Pricis.l 'at a login s,
DC
H Ift E S & GO.
?Sii!jj v-a,r.:J3351tiIj2S
-3 Trout St. I Portland, Oregon.
y.
03
'arils, t ert itiicates, ( h'-cks, ircu- J
lars, i -i us, iioigei, i mi' i.u - '
t ices.llandhill.s In voces. Labels,
I . -t t- r I n -a ds, Pi .t . rs, I 'r igra m's
! R' ceits, Mum- aris, Shi
j plug Digs, Tickets, Ac, Ac.
O
CO
A. G. VALLirC'S
PIONEER BOOK BiHDERY.
I'ittolK'ti Joiliir (iillirr of Sialic
:n4i. Front Stni-ls.
PORTLAND, -
- QREGCH.
1LAXK ROOKS RCI.I'.D AND P.OCND
I j to any d'-sir-d pattern. M nsic books',
Magazines, Newspapers, etc., Lou ml in ev
ery variety ot style- known tothetrrade.
orders lroin the oi unlry promptly at-teiidi-1
to.
;-.-. Ula Lilt i"Alv-. EH .
Henry Hunilrol, fizZ
I c .v!v; rrnciiAs. iV-l-2--
S 1 ed the above Drew- ZZZT.T.ZZ
ery wishes to iatorm the public that in-is
now prepared to snanuf'act ure a 'o. 1 qual
ity ot
i. a a ji n r. ii ii n,
as good ns can be obtained anywhere in
the State, orders solicited and prompt ly
lilled.
THE PARKER GUM.
:.G?
SEND STAMP FOR CtRCULAR
PARKER BROS
WEST MERIDEN.CT.
n H i i u i h u 1 L L.
(Deiitleh. s Gaft haus.)
Xo. 17 Front Str.-it, Opposite the Mai!
St e:i in ship I ,a mling,
POIlTijAN'i), OilKMIX.
II.ROTIiniS, J. J. V,1!.KLS, Pioi'ri:'tors
Hoard ? Week
lioard Wi-ek with Lodgimr....
Hoard Jay
to.iic
G.IHI
l.ue
PACIFIC
BOOT AMD SHOE HOUSE,
Sor.lh v, i st Ccnirr lirst imil jlon i: oil Sts
PORTLAND, OR EG OS.
JT'ROM TIIIS DATi: AVE 1IAVI
adopted he
CASH BASIS AM) HARD T13IES rEIfES.
Come and see us and there vjll be mutu
al satisfaction.
CTJST0MEF.S AT 0UK LOW PRICES
V X D
O I" It S i: I. V iZ S A T CAS II.
(IVGlidi: A. PEASE,
Southwest Corner Tirst and IiTorrison Stf.
I oi t Ituifl, Oiboii.
August -Jd, l.sTS-tf.
T.II 50
'IV.
"WEEKLY, S E K I-W EEK L Y, Alf D DAILY.
TIIK WFKKLY SI'X is too widely known
to require ari extend' d recum mendat ion :
but t he reasons w hich l.ave already given
it tilty thousaml su bscrit rs, and' which
will, we hope, give it many thousend more,
ere brielli as loliows:
It is a first -rate riewspapi r. All the news
ol the day will Ix-found in it, condenseU
h' ii unimportant, at lull length when ol
moment, and always pr s. ideU m a ch ar,
inti lligible and inter-sting manner. '
n is a first-rate family ( ajx r, lull of inter
tainim: and instrtutive reading of cverj
kind, but containing nothing that can of
fend the iiKst delicate and seruiulous
taste.
It is a first-rate story paper. 1 lie best
tales and romances of current literature
are caret ul ly selected and legibly printed
in its j ages.
It Is a first-rate agricultural Taper. The
most fresh and ins; met i ve a it icb-s on a-Ti-culitiral
topics r gularly apt ear in this
d'-i art mem .
It is an iride end. nt loliiical pater l.c-lonem-
to no party and wearing no collar
It tights lor princi; le, ami for theel. rtion
oth"bi st men to otliee. It esper-iallv de
votes its energies to the exposure of the
jrreat corruptions that now weaken ai d
disgrace our country, and threaten to un
rmme republiean Inst it ut ions altogether
Jt h a s no fi a r ol k n a es, a ml a sks no favors
lroin t hr-ir su , ort rs.
It rej ons the fashions for the ladies and
the markets for thp mf.n OSp,.0ts,iv the
cattl.-markets, to w hich it pa s i articular
attention.
Finally it is the eheaj.-st pa i er publish
ed On- P.oiir.r a year will secure it tor an v
suiiscriber. It is not ncossarv to get un a
club in onkrto have TIIK WKEKI.Y sl'N
at t his rate. Any one who sends a single
dollar will receive th' pi jier for a year.
W e have no travelling agents.
TII ; V" ICKKIjV ST'X.-Kight j ages.fiffy
six columns, dnlv Sl.tto n venr. Xo dis
counts from this rate
TIIK NKJII-WKKKTjV SFX. Same
sizeasflie Imilv Sun $-i.O a vcar. A
discount of Jiu ier cent to clubs of 10 or
over.
TUE IXVILY SI X A large four-page
newsr aper of twentv-eight columns. Daily
circulation over 1-2U.OOO. All the news for
cents. Subscription price 5 cen.fs f'r
month, or ?.00 a year. To clubs of lo or
more, a discount of 2H percent.
AddreK, "THESl'X,
dw3. -v YorK City.
ii. ii-iiKs. x: i;. i.'Uis. J
. SRWJSG MACJIISRS.
I -O
ioxns ce.
Special . utK-utii ji is Mll.t fIl
iTi'iit iim ri.vi in. i It ......
( this excellent Mjic-I.iiie,":u.u to tUf new atla
I J.I... I. Ill Kl 1. Si J.I 1 no... " "Kl
- " " " - " io our iikt.
G
FLOE JilS CIl
2"or those Atlio i:rft-r 31 n, l: i w reod.
ingrthe WorK away lroin Ih.-i.i.u,-,,,.
j we now have one oi lhat di script iou.-quiet'
. easy riiniiii.g ar.d h.-ixing all tne othtr V'-
cuiiar e.ixiieiici fa oi tne own r stylo.
IS sure to plt-sie. If tlxie is our t ltl
in a thousiind miles ol Nan 1- rancisco
not working well, 1 will attend to it with
out any eijicnse to t he owner.
SAM I'LL HILL, Ant.
ELOIiEJs CE
Is t lie nly 3Tm Ii i lie 1 1: t ran kfw In
more than one din ct ion having a re
versible fi i ii a gn t adx.-iidage in laMtn
ing ends of seams, in quilting, r tc.
FLORENCE.
ljiiiniiK' tl:t' I"lii'-u e, i- m nil for
fircular or samphs ol Work l.eir
von purchase a Sewing Mat-hino. FLY
illF. I'FSTi
Machines sold on liberal terms.
FLORENCE
SE1VIXG MACIIIXITS. O
SAMUEL ITILL, Agerf,
Xo. lflXew iIrinf .-cntriy Street,
Grand Hotel F.viidi mt, San Francisco.
limay IsT-'imS.
W A. -tl-R TOM
ores. ---vv- Jii:; .G.
li ..c." jA V'a,;t.xr '--O
ETj-v n. it r-,5 I f: XN
FA'fw1!',, i?h-v -;gnv
'-G-GVGG
.March CI, 1ST-! dim
SHADES 8AL00H,
C. A.KA.S, - - Picp.
Xfiic Street, Cri men Citr.
1 r r . :--( (r 5- j
i, ..- j j j 1 1 1. 1 . 1 ' , . v 1 1 1 .n 1 1 1 r.li li.
If ha ve be ii j j,t r m:- ('. ;: : 1 the j ro ri
tor in if.-s t he atiei:i :,,n ot t be Iov rs of this
I'opopular air.usc no i.t to ti;em.
Til 11 F. A It- IS s vrriiF.D
with all the cl.oie st eualities of Liijuers
ai-d I igars. e teh, Irish and J oi rl on
already famous Whishi s am! Funch : also
a Xo. 1
m:;oti.; oai.i.i:iiv
isconneifi with the Saloon,
dregon City, .Jan. 1, IS'. c-tf.
LIVERY, FEED, f l'.Q SALE
5
21! FJi ssLZiinR',.
rpiIET'XDFFSK.'NI D PKnrHlF.TOROF
1 the I ivory stable on I iith strei t.fircgon
ity, hegon, keeps constant ly on hand
Slid tile siistl KiiJ.--rj- I:o?s's,
ilnyiries, (iirii:i;riiil Hack.
li'ict' v cms oji:il)Ie.
lie w ill also run a hack to ar.d trom the
WILKGIT SCCA SFRIKGS
during the summer season, with peed
horses.eorupctcnt and geiit lerua 11 ly drivers.
FAKE AT LIVING KATES.
J. M. FItAXFK, rroprictor.
On ge n City, May 'T, ls7:t.
1 rnn' Jsalo -
Aliont l."0 .ot:t!ls oflonp rim
vr, of wliich tl-is is .in imj.rrwion.
lias liifii in use nt a sltoit time,
.rood work. Vriyv 2. ft nts
chirr ti.-.l vv or in t-.-..c-5-c-aw
ex Ira.
1. s o,
tn-dl "f "d r'l of Mhieh thi n
". siea. I'ri.-e S .-. iits- V As pood new.
There ix enough to M-t al out ere column of this
-er solid. Ar.-ssfl.isrtrre.
NOTICE
Is 1 1 k r e r. v ; 1 v r.x to a ij . person s
indebted to the Irred11cil.de School Fund
in Clackamas County, Oregon, thatthey
will be exp c-tcd tot ny ii.trrest thereon on
or before the 1st of January, la74, according
to the tenor of their notes.
This Hecemlx r 4th, PO.
O. F. F.F.ATIF., County Treasurer.
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