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hiiiwiWinif n . - .-Hi!,. t,iT,jii i-MiiMn-1- -' '" i I lannfrtiin -n u o o G o 1 C o o - Mi THE EHTERPHI8E. nRKf.:nv"fiTr, (in:fl;.v, de;. is i7j. " CrUBiTiox.-Orepon Lodge Xo 3. 1 O O will celebrate its twenty r?t anniversary on the 21 in. Tin, is one of the oldest i - f sn,.(,s aid n:i met n?ls h Taithful adlic-r-which always at ten utl0 order. ncc to the rrino J OI,t rever T .e Lodge h "ed out of them 8 -. but ye t she l 7 t,)C rnro-ranks ft',',!in,Atr.i A the "state. In they wen. bur.ud o t, .u uii "j tifllj haU '"'VC,, ! ed and a membership of ... JnI have a revenue of upwards HV"-If -r vear belles le has the re ofufr kerlatmrn oatteHl throughout TU .t.t nn.t adjoining Territories, tho 'l-Ita bv which to calculate We but it is safe to state that dur- r'TriVentv-ono rears of existence, JiV; hive t"ale by this I,odge, there M - V, , n,,,!.. It is one nf' th i5& working Ibises in .the f 0..1 herserv eu have been hnrh SUte' ted " SI10 has amon- her 1 V a,;sidn t hree IM-st Jran.l Masters, incinlK-rship t " t ,;ranrl Secretary, thft P.fc p"straiul Represeh-n.-lT' Harmony and Rood Wllnff UtivfM. J,V5'n, d. and the Lodge JSyfS moud ofhor pastreeord. ROW A STKAMBOAT.-I-ast Tt.UrH- dav n. 'ht quite a little row occured on , ir,l the Fannie Patton. It appears b.r. the r , two of the VI lnrt for J nsnboVdination, . but ?j Jft not take it alto-ether as a ,oke. "to r"ade no resistanee to the assault, maic 1.1.1 have done so, as he is rUher a weak, Sckly man not capable f ?ntMidin'' with one ordinary man, less " wo large athletic fellows VvmN one of the men, was arrested on Thursday ni?ht in this place. On t e rHurii of the l a.mie J'atton he was riel a d found puilty of assault ami htterv and litied V) and costs, which ,0 ii.i and went ins way rcjoicm-. Jovce, the other man, was arrested in l'ortland on Friday, and brought back here Mis c;iso was exannnetl onTues dav "and he was bound over in thesuin of t appear efore the next grand jury to-inswer a charge of assault with intent ut kill. CooAv CornT Civil Ilusiness IT. rfAiis, Cainc; civil action for mone.if I Johnson fc McCown for uldntiV s- Huelat for defendant; jii'lgin.-71t by default for plaintiI' for f 12 and costs. . II Newman, vs. J. .Pempsey, civil Ration for monev; W. W. More.and, f.tr plaintiff; J. M. iearm. for defeivl ent ; Judgment for plaintiff for i70 and C I'davctte fav, v. Koork, A.Tjee and Phil:uid r Iee,' elvil action for money ; W. W. ? oreland, for plaintill; Contin ued till tiext term. Pro bat Business. Kstate of Isaac irps, Sondav January uth set apart ns lav oi'inal "settlement. K-itateA f Jacob Handle, sale of land confirm 1 K-.tatewf John May, 4th annual ro iort filed and approved. Tlire waa no business worth men tioning transacted by tho Commission- e . ' ()r.wfox City S'eminauv-Tlie Pint-tor of the School District opened Miss Kntie Hnnsiker, teacher of the Pre pa rat -y Di-partment ; and Mrs. M. C. At.. :y, teachi-r of Primary. This certainly a good corps of teachers, and they cannot fail to give the fullest 'tiir.icti--'.. The tuition for outside mthol ir w-s fixed th same' as hercto fn charireu by the City Conneil. The Pireetors, at their meeting last Friday, expressed1 themselves determinod to 1-are noiJiu undone to make tlie Oveiron CjL- S -hool second to none in our State Vid to this end, they ask tho o npcrat l of all our citizens who have t!e:Nrdueati')ir.il interests of our youth at heart. Thos. Ijogden brought si load of nine dressed jnirkers into market in Corval lis last week, which averaged :1SH lts each. This is pretty heavy considering that none of them were over IS months old. Kxchange. That is very good, but forty head which average that amount is a little 1 ictter. Mr. Chas. IjOjus, of this city, l"uglit forty head from one man which averaged as high as tlie above. There is plenty of money in raising such ho's, no matter how low wheat is. But our Corvallis friends arn not get ting tho credit due them. The same irentleman, last Tuesday received a lot of hogs from Corvallis, one weighing MO and another 421 (nimuls and any number weighing :oo pounds. FrvK II.Kis.Mr. M. O. Wills, of this county, in the Norton ncighlorhood, recently, purchased from Mr. S. O. Heed lately a thorough-bred Berkshire War. which took the first liremium ut our State fair last fall, and also at tho Washington county fair. The dam of this boar took tlie first prizeat theshow field at Romford, Kngland. in 1S71. lie also purchased a thorough-bred sow, Mred by Agitator, who was owned by S. i. Reed's St. IiOuisSw'epstake dam. Faithful, bv St. I.ouis Sweepstakes, 9 months old, and is as largo as ordinary nr.Ks at two years. These are the Itost breed of hngs in tho State, and are a very valuable acquisition to the stock of this county. We are not informed what Mr. Wills paid for tho pair. Nkw Stkamkks. From the Portland papers we icarn that it is the intention ?f.y"w- ll- T. Co. to immediately build five new and largo t ton ts, three tor the upjver Willamette and two tte low. The t'oinpany, at present, have not enough boats to meet the demands of their patrons, and having lteen very unfortunate thus far this season in los- "lg One of their lionts find havinir tho others damaged, thev find it necessary 10 build theve Iwiats to meet the rennire- uem.H ot ths shi ppers. luanulMi'tiii-iii.r nui..i.i:..i ..,. :.. i,...i. ,i. ' r property 1 ust so cnrVi , 1 ,,s,! t,us enterprise is inau bstinl,n,'!,r0Tnn t,nvn- ''""reason tftk i... 1.1 ,r.: . IaH '"ir business men 01 ni is matter. will t.i - , ,l" 1 II1SC cemng ln January. Installation 'uesdav 1 oiUv.-Con.iJerable pork is Wing packed this sc ason in this pla.v. Chas. I.ogus has finely put nl t hogs, and M srs. T-, 'tY Mbri-ht have put up nn.i have Vllv smoketl 0m. Mr. t'ha. 1sS t the other day, forty head to? W paid a little otor ?so-i. nr alovit twentv one dollars Hr head. The entire lot averaged ovcAolW iKtunds. II air J i:w7 rvY. We call the atten tion of our rtvjers totheadvertisement of Mrs. Drayton. Tho work .done by thisladvis equal to any done 011 tho coast, and wo bespeak a lilteral share of patronage '-ir her. See the adver tisements an live her a call. A r tle freg',li City Seminary last Monday witli the Allowins teaehers : Prof.Tlios. Nichols. IPriiK-ipal ; Prof. John Rock, iMi'hi-rlJ.lii' Ae.ademie Penartinent : I'-vtKs Opjk-.Tlie stock books of tho Oregon fit flManufacturing Company are open aiVeady to receive subscrip tions. wewust ,Mir .jtjZOns wju Kivo uiis enterpris,' the aid that it deserves, i.,V ro,"einlter Uiat every dollar iut v1i:,''KJKn A Vt thc regular session of . , , J;nC!rn,,uei,t' No- 4. I. O.O. P.. he f.lVwiiU ""la-t Tuesday ;ovcnInSf the ens,, n!, :C'r 7 elated P W" If 1? V,- ,A- ' Apperson, ( '. S ivV'J- 'p'- N. W. Randall, Wldm'?nrilip: J. M. lfci Tr W'JS I" rr: U " J- Caldwell. J. V. ; IjKTTKR It.st. The following Is a list .of the Letters remaining In. the Post-office at Oregon City, Dec. 13, 1S74 : Bet-be, Tliram ; Urioda, Thomas ; Rak er, R. V.: Cole, Perazzo; Fallert, Bern Iianl; Jfart,' Jno. ; Ilanan, Mary K. ; Ijnurfnt, Franeoise Madam ; Nicholas, A If. : J onany, viatluas; Spi ess, ico. ; Stevenson, James ; Williams, Mary J.; Archeveque, Monseigneur ; Cooper, Win. H.; Fill ford, Mrs. Mary; Farn side, Miss Annie; Kelly, Frank ; IjO gan, Mrs. Mary r liamb, II. B. ; Iee, A ; Miller, A. K. ; Norton, P.; Phillips, J. A.; Rebb, ;.;Spess, (eo.; Smith, J. S. ; Seater, Rob., care J. Stipp. If called for, pleasesav when "adver tised. V :, ; Jw'M". Racox, P.-M. Cr.osK. The fall term of Prof. S. P. Pope's Gram mar School will close next Tuesday, after a very successful term. Studies will lx resinned on tho 4th of January, when lie expects to ojkmi a third department in tno lower base ment of the building now occupied. Tlie school has been well attended dur ind the past term and tho jKttrons have lteen well pleased -with tho progress of the children. New Music. Wo are in receipt of some excellent new music from the publishing house of M. Giay. dealer in iiuusic, ltd. Front .street, Pttrtland, con sisting of "The Sylvan Stream." for the piano ; "Lett-'.- Power," song and mu sic: "Goldfinch and the Peasant," song and music. They are all beautiful and new pieces, and possess raro musical worth. ' ' ' CoMPbiMKNTAnv. Wo aro in receipt of a complimentary ticket to the grand liall to be given in this place on Christ mas night, Pee. 2"ith. Every arrange ment is being made to make this the grandest ball of the season. The Auro ra String Band, consistingof ten pieces, will furnish the music for thc occasion. L.kctckk. Prof. Simpson was una voidably prevented from being present to deliver Ids lecture ltefore the libra ry Association last Monday, lie will deliver the last lecture of the course. Next Monday evening, Calvin 1. McDonald, Esq., of the Salem States man, will deliver tho lecture. The markets lemain at om- former quotations. Wheat is still bringing iWr.ri per bu. Eggs aro selling at 30 cents per dozen, and butter, good fresh, is worth .." cents ner iMtuml 1 Mii,.L .,,w are selling at from $2 5o to SI r) per uozcii; poiK, uti.tc. inner articles re main unchanged. Comi'MMKXtary. We are in receipt of a complimentary invitation to attend a grand New Years ball, to be given at the Dayton new school house, on New Years "night. Judging from the list of names on the various committees, all who attend liny expect a grand time. Bah Facto it y. Messrs. Rolterts and Church, of this city, last week left here to establish a bag factory at Albany. They have been employed in the e.-tal- lishment of M. C Kester in this city, and understand their business. ve wish them success. Kk'.yhy. We are prepared to give all our patrons receipts for money due us, bofor the elo.se of thc year. If a man wanUj to be happy, he should have tlie Printer's receipt in his ltocket at the Iteginniii'-r of each New Year. Do not be backward in calling. Ili:r.ini:n. The Governor Grover, which was snagged last week, was re naired. and left the liK'ks list Smuliv cveriinir for Portland, and is now :t"niii oil duty. We trust that she may meet wiui no lumier misfortunes this sea son. Cai.lkd. We had a pleasant call from Pr. II. II. Carpenter, of Salem, last Sat urday. Tho Doctor informs us that theeourso of medical lectures were to commence last Monday under more favorable prosieets than ever Ik: fore. To Bk IIki'Hatkd. An entertainment will le given at Pope's Hall next Tues day-evening by the scohlars attending Prof. Pope s school, with a change of programme from the one recently giv en. Of course the hall will be crowded. Bh:i,k Socikty. The Clackamas Co. Bible Society will hold its annual meet ing .at the Methodist Church in this city, next Sunday evening. . The Kxec- iiwve committee will meet on s.iturday evening. Rr.runNKit. Mr. Henry Meldruni ar.d Mr. X. . Walden, who have been east of the mountains since last spring surveying, returned h.tmo last Satur day looking well. Rrx'Ki'riox. Miss Ella Baeou receiv ed her friends last Wednesday even ing, at the resilience of her father. A very pleasant time was had by those in attendance. Spkciai. Mkktinh. A sjxcial meet ing of Falls Encampment, No. 4, I. O. O. F., will Ik? held this (Friday) even ing. A full attendance is requested. Thanks. Hon. Jas. K. Kelly hasour thanks for.-the bound Congressional Record of the first session of tho 43d Congress. A rio 1 xt Kit. A . Nolter has been ap pointed D. P. (J. Sire for tho District of Oregon by Grand Sire M.J. Durham. Rkckivixo. Our merchants are re ceiving and ojiening their goods suita ble for the holidays. Goxk to Astoria. Mayor McCown went down to Astoria last Monday on a business trip. Christmas and New Year are coming, butl. Selling is here with a splendid stock of goods, and all is offered at cost. Evcrylmdy is invited to call and make purchases for the holidays, and in tho future don't forget the old corner. Mixixa Excitemext. A telegram from Hock Point, Jackson county, under date of the 15th inst. says: J. Li. Oalvig and James Birdseye have just arrived from the new quartz mines, some fifty miles below this place, and reports things lively. The road is lined with men and pack trains, going to the land of gold and silver. The great mammoth ledge is aboni 10 feet in width, and at the point where Hogue ltiver has worn its way through has a depth of 500 feet. About 200 claims aro now taken. It has been traced for about twenty miles through a very rough country. Guides get from. S10 to 820 per day to trace the lead. Calvig says he crushed a few pounds of ore and it averaged 10 cents per pound in gold. A town has sprung up in a few weeks. It is to be known as Mammoth City. Hotels, feed sta bles, shops and other buildings are being built, and all that is needed now is capital to take hold. JJOltX. In thirs-eitv. Dec. 10. 1.S71 tn tUn wif.. j of Prof. S. Dl Pope, a daughter, j In this city,' Dee. 11. 1S74, to the wife of Dr. John Welch, a daughter. J; t!lsTc5,Tv- n- 1S7i. to e w ife 1 of Mr. S. Jj. Jenkins, a son. TIlLECdtAlM, NCWS. . Chicago, Dec I t tk o conn of MiehiJ;. i;Tii ,?nrre.me railroad bonds issued bv to 1 -to railroads we invalid fownsl,1P3 I which they werlS n" : constitutional. A th 1 ? ' to mature holders WT .i,0;m.,. , wgan to demand r, j ana non-residents hal the advantage on the WnnnT -of the United States Vn dunm .United States CourFat Ktro Z 'St far judgments have lJ against eighteen cities and townships to the afTfrrn-rnfrt . 1 a W- Yobk, Dec. U.t-Vicksb' burg X'-- "-y mat, DUSiness IS sumed and that tlie people aro ganized and watchful of tlie negr Trouble is anniehend.i .i. re- or- rrwna appvehendAd Legislature meets in extra session on Thursday because of tho contem plated attempt to alter the State laws and vest the appointing to fill vacan cies in city and couuty offices in the Governor. Washington, Dec. H.Tho Pres ident has nominatodD. R. Pardeo for United States District Judge for Louisiana, vico Durrell, resigned and K. Beckwith for United States Attorney for the District of Louisi ana. ' . - Luttrell brings charges against the Fort Klamath Indian Agent of scan dalous speculation in influencing one Snyder to sell at 20 per cent, his audited claim against the agency, for which provision had already been made. Unless Agent Dyer explains satisfactorily there is a vacancy ahead Mr. Kelly, of Oregon, has intro duced a bill granting right of way and depot grounds to the Oregon Central and Pacific Railroad Compa ny through the public lands of the United States. Referred to the Committee on Railroads. New OitLiEAXSjDec. 14. An effort was made this morning to introduce five or six colored girls as pupils into the Girls' Upper High School resulted in the withdrawal of over fifty of the graduating class. This is tlie first attempt to place negroes in this school. Des Moixes, Dec. 15. At 2 o'clock this morning a party of about one hundred and fifty men, disguised with their faces blackened, went to the jail where was confined Charles Howard, wlio was yesterday convict ed of the murder of John Johuson, in a houso of ill-fame some months ago, and was sentenced to confine ment for life in the Penitentiary. They took him out and hanged him to a post. His wife was in jail with him, and clung to him shrieking till forced away by the mob. So far no arrests. The President lias appointed Jas. Rrown, widely known as "One-armed Brown," Indian Agent for the savage bands of Indians in Orogor, at a salary of 62,000 per annum. New Yoek, Dec. 15. A writ of habeas corpus returned on the 11th inst. has been granted in tho case of Wm. M. Tweed. Who is He. The telegraph says that Grant lias appointed "M. Spear, of Oregon, to bo assistant Commis sioner of Patents." It makes but little difference, we presume, but just for the curiosity we would like to know who M. Spear is? What part of Oregon ho resides in, and what he has done for Radicalism to bring him to such favorable consid eration of the Executive? Notice. The undersigned wishes to close his books for the past, and hereby notifies one and all, indebted to him, to come and settle all accounts I to fore Jan uary 1, 1S75. . I. Sklli.mj. St. Nicholas for Dkckmhkh Opens with a handsomely illustrated article 011 the celebrated " Gardens of God," in Colorado. Among the other instrusive articles are ' Tlie Hay Astronomer, bv Hezekiah .P.utterworth ; "The Chick adees," bv Ilarvev Wilder; "African Fashions,"" bv OlTvc Thome; "Altorf and William Toll," by Kmiua 1. South wick ; and "Holiday Jlarlor" an ex cellent article by Mrs. S. It. C. Sam uels, showing th"e boys and girls how to build a city, with all the public buildings, steamboats, railroad trains, etc., necessary for its prosperity. Very interesting announcements are made for the January issue of St. Nicholas, which will bo the holiday number, ami will contain, besides ever so many Christinas .stortes, the opening chapters of tho new serials: "The Young Sur veyor," by J. T. Trowbridge, and light Cousins, " by I,ouisa M. Alcott. A Vulmihle Meiliciil Treatise. IIoKtetters United Staos Almanac for 175 for distribution, grati, throughout the UhIUmI StatoR, and fill ciTllir.ed coun tries of the Western . IIcmlHphern, will bo published about tho first of Januarj-, in tho English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages, and nil who wish to understand thc true philosophy of health should read and ponder the valuable sug gestions it contains. In addition to an ad mirable medical treatise on the causes, prevention and cure of a jjreat variety of diseases, it embraces a large amount of Information interesting to the merchant, tre mechanic, the "mirier, tho farmer, thc planter, the professional man; and thc calculations aro innde for such meridians and latitudes as txrs most suitable for a correct and comprehensive National Cal endar. The nature, uses, and ext raordinary san itary effects of Hostel tors Stom.ich Hitters, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half the Christian world, are fully set forth inits pages, which are also Inter spersed with pictorial illustrations, valu able recipes for the household and farm, humorous anecdotes, and other instructive and amusing reading matter, original and selected. Among the Annuals to appear with t he opening of the year, this will bo one of tlie most useful and may be had for the asking. The proprietors, Messrs. Hostctter it Smith Pittsburgh, la.. on re ceipt of a two cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any person who cannot pnciire one in his neigh borhood. The Hitters are sold in every city, town and village, and are extensively used through out the entire civilized world. IVaili Would le Impgnlblf if the proclamations of the alchoholic nostrum mongers were true. But, alas! their terri ble exitants send thousands staggering to the grave. Instead of adding fuel to the lire of disease with such deadly compounds try tlie cixling, renovating, purifying, and regulating effect of that inestimable com bination of herbal juices and extracts, Dr. Walker's -California Vixf.rau Hit ters t he sole siecilic for Dyspepsia, Phys ical Pebilitv. Headache, Billious Coli, I.iver Complaints, Gout, Rheumatism, and Chronic Constipation. "Why lit Popular. Ask anv fair-minded physician, or fami ly in which it has been used, ask the whole Drug trade, why HAle's Honey of Hore uouNn and Tar is so popular. The an swer will Im that the cures of inveterate coughs, which it iseveryhereaffectiiig.aro the topics of conversation in every city, town and village tn the United States. Its enormous and constantly Increasing sales are based upon the grand fact, notorious throughout the whole country, that it con trols and masters every disease leading to consumption. - Pike's Tooth-Ache Dbops Cure in oue minute. AT COST! AT COST!! S. ACKERKIAN, Offer 11 Inrg HtorU. ot Dry Goods, Clothing, , i:s,i . Groceries,' Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Etc., Etc., XTCOST,, for SIXTY DAYS. FOR CASH. :Cl CALL A3 EXAMINE MY STOCK. .Qjggy City. IHc.-5. 1874. -r- i tf - f - .-. - . '' 5 A t Kt i DR. JOIIZNT WELCH, DENT 1ST, OREGON CITY,1 OREGON. Highest Cash. Prlee Paldrr County Order. OREGON STEAMSHIP CO.'S STEAMBOAT NOTICE! Str. K. 1ST. COOKE, Will leave OHRtiO.V CITY for IOKTIjAND everyday Except .Sunday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. Iteturning, will leave l'ortland for Oregon City at 2J$ o'clock, I M. Sti ALICE, Will leave OKKUON CITY forOOHVAIXIS every Monday and Thursday of each week. Sti DAYTON, Will leave OIIRJON CITY for MoMINN VILLE, I,A FAYETTE and DaYTON', and all points between, every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday of each week, "leaves the ISasin at 8 o'clock, A. m., and connect with the train at Canemah ut !, A. m. Sti ALT3ANY, leaves ORE! JOX CITY for IIARRISRURU anil Kl'CJENE and all intermediate iKiiits every week. Rtr. Fannie Patton, Leaves OIlBiOX CITY for AT.RANY and all Intermediate if)ints Ixtween twice ev ery week. J. D. nil-ES, Agent, Oregon City.February, 111. S7. Final Setilf incut! In the matter of tho estate of Isaac Capps, deceased : In the County Court of Clackamas County, Or.gon. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.1 S. Ij. Catnplx-11, administrator of the estate of Isaac Capps, deceased, has filed his final accounts? tor settlement, and tho Court has s't , Monday, tlie Kli Any of .lanunrj-, A. I. , 1S7.", at the Court House, in Oregon City, as tho time and place for examining said final accounts and hearing of object ions thereto. r. W. KAN DAM,. Attest : Cou n t y J udge. J as. M. Fr A r Kit, County Clerk. Dec. 11, lS7t-w. SANTA CLA1IS' LOTJISSA.L Announces to tho Public that he has re ceived a large assortment of Christmas Toys of all kinds, fir boys and girls, which he affors for sale cheap. oct;lf PLEASE SETTLE. i Ui FERSOXS WHO OWE REMj A l'AHK Kit, late ilruggists, will find t heir bills at Johnson A McCown's Iiw and Collection o!Iiee, who would be glad to receipt, for the money. Don't delay, and faMWor.se. lld".'cv! A Representative and Champion of Amer ican Art Taste! Propevtus for 1875 Eighth Yetvr. TBJE ArLmXJG, TUB AltX JOIRXAL OF AMEllICA, Issued Monthly. " A Magnificent Conception, Wonderfully carried out." Th1 necessity of a popular medium for the representation 01 the productions of our great artists, has always been recog nized, and many attempts have been made to meet tlie want. The successive failures which so invariable followed each attempt in this country to establish an art journal, did not prove the inditrerence of the American jxopie to the claims of high art. So soon as a proper appreciation of the want and an ability Ut meet it were shown, the public at onoe ralied with en thusiasm to its support, and the result was a great artistic and commercial triumph THKALDIN'E. THE ALDIXE, while issuod with all the regularity, has none of the temioraryor timely interest characteristic of ordinary periodicals. It is an elegant miscellany of pure, light, and graceful literature ; and a collection of pictures, the rarest specimens of artistic skill, in black and white. Al though each succeeding number alfords a fresh pleasure to'its friends, the real value and beauty of The AUline will be most ap preciated after it is bound up ut t he close of t he year. While ot her publications may claim suix-rior cheapness, as compar ed with rivals of a similar class, ZVie Ahtinc is .an unique and original conception alone and unapproached absolutely with out competition in price or character. The possessor of a complete volume could not duplicate the quantity of line pajer and engravings in any other shape or number of volumes for ten times its cost ; and then there is the chromo besides! PREMIUM FOR lS7o. Every subscriber for 1875 will receive a beautiful portrait, in oil colors, of the same noble dog whose, picture in a former issue attracted so much attentisn. " Man's Unselfish Friend" will be welcome In erery home. Every body loves such a dog, and the portrait is executed so true to the life, that It seems the veritable presence of the animal itself. The Itev. T. Dw Wit Ta Imago tells that his own Xew Foundland dog (the finest in Brooklyn) barks at it ! and though so nat ural, no one who sees this premium chro mo will have the slightest fear of being bitten. " b Besides the chromo, every advance sub scriber to The AMite for 1S73 Is constituted a member, and entitled to all the privil eges of THE ALDINE ART UNION. The Union owns the originals of all the Aftltiie pictures, which, with other paint ings and engravings, are to be distributed among the members. To everv series of 5,JU0 subscrilers, 100 different pieces, valu ed at .over are to be distributed as soon as the series is full, and the awards of each series as made, are to be published in the next succeeding issue of The Alrtinr. This feature applies only to subscribers who pay for one year in advance. Full particulars in circular sent on application enclosing a stamp. TERMS. Our Sub-orlpMoli, entitling THE ALDlN'Bone ji-ar, tle t'liromo and tlie Art Union, $G per Annum, in Advance. Xo charge for postage.) Specimen copies of THE ALUIXE, 50c CANVASSERS WANTED. Anv person wishing to act permanently as a local canvasser will receive full and promt information by applying to THE ALDINE COMPANY, MAIDEN LANG, NEW YOK-J. COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, PACIFIC BOOT AMD SHOE HOUSE, St. CHarles Hotel Building-. Southwest Corner Front and Morrison Sis. 3?oitIa.rul, Oregon, JUST RECEIVED, 3?ei S tr. " Oriflarruno." LARGE INVOICE OfOnUVEST HTTLK8 mf U KLnd ,j . , of HoMuaable - . BOOTS AND SHOES RoujgUt of tle Manufacturers East aud iu Sun Francisco, FOR CASH. And will be Sold at UNPRECEDENTLY LOW PRICES. Our AGIOXT Fmt hui 8 nt a. Telejrm atuting' tliut our Orders for u. FULL LI2STE OF Boots and Shoes Have been Filled, and GOODS SENT BY RAIL. Wo Sltallrontinuo to Receive every Steamer Lir; IvofeH of litest) , OomI n until our Stock Is Full unl Complete, A SMALL LOT OF DAMAGED COOTS AND SHOES On hand, which must bo sold for ANY RI2ASOXA1JLE Ol'FKIt PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Si. CHarles Hotel Hulldiiig. Southwest Corner Front and Morrison Sts. G. A. PEASE & CO. Octobor 30, 1K74. tf. SELLING OFF COST FOR CASH, The Kiitire Stock of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS. HATS, ETC., ETC. FOR THIRTY DAYS At Io SELLING-'S CALL AND SECURE BARGAINS. Oregon City, Nov. 27, 1S71. 6v SUjSEVIONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for the county of Clackamas. E. S. Kearny, 111?. j Isaac Lasswell and f ln E'lu'ty- Hm?hael Lasswcl, liefts. J To Isasw Lttswell and Rachatl Lasswoll. DefU. : IN THE SAME OF TLIE STATE OF Oregon you are hereby notified that on the 31st day of October, A. L). 1874, the abovo named plaintiff commenced a suit against you in thc Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the county of Clackamas, de manding of said Court a Judgment against the said defendant, Isaac Lasswell for the sum of seventeen hundred and sixty-two and SO-WO dollars ln gold coin, and interest thereon in like coin at the rate of one per cent per month from the 2d day of Janua ry A. D. 1874, and for his costs and disburs ments, and also a decree against said de fendant foreclosing tho mortgage describ ed iu said complaint, and also for tlie sum of two hundred dollars as attorneys fees in foreclosing said mortgage; You are there fore required to appear in said Court on the first day of said term t hereof, to be held at the Court House in Oregon City, in said Clackamas county, on the 2lith day of April, A. I. 1875, and answer the said com plaint, or for want thereof the plaintilf will take Judgment against you for the said sum of $1,762 80 and interest as aforesaid, and will also take a decree of forec!osin.2r said mortgage, and for his costs and disburse ments, and also for the sum of iJJ0 attor neys fees as aforesaid. This summons is published by order of E. I). Shattuck, Judge of said Court, made at Portland, Oregon, on thc 2d day of No vember, A. 1). 1S74. MALLORY A SHAW, novllwfl Attoyneys for PI iff. STILL IS T II E FIELD! REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH OF HAAS' SALOON. WILLIAMS & HARDING, T THE LI NC0LN BAKERY, KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK of Family Groceries to be found In the city. All goods warranted. Goods delivered ln the city free of charge. The highest cash price paid for country produce. Oregon City. March 28, 1873. For Sale. 4 HORSE AXD BUGGY nORSE PER- fectly safe. Apply to novl3w2 MRS. BOLLS. FOR$ALE. rilHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS His X- premises, jn Oswego, for sale at a bar gain, for cash. There is a fine dwelling and out buildings, orchard and about three acres of land. Finely situated for a board ing house for the hands employed in the Iron Works. J. wl CAIXE. Oswego, Sept. 10, 1871. 3W FALL 187-1. ; n Js your time to buy goods at low rrlces, S . A C & E R JV? A T J &, CO. arc now receiving a large stock of ' T FALL & WINTER GOODS, all of tho latest Styles, which will sell AT'LESS THAN PORTLAND PRICES. 1": 1 - - . o - , , Our stock has boen bought for cash, and we will sell It at a small advaneo above SAN FRANCISCO COST. "f f TK WILL SAT TO EVERYHODY PE- fore you purchase or go to l'ortland, come and price our goods and convince yourself that we do what we say. Our stock consists in part of Fancy and Staplo Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Doots and Shoes, Toadies and CJcnts Furnishing Goods, Xotlons, Grocer les, Ilard wa re and agreat many other articles too numer ours to meidion ; ALSO DOORS, WINDOWS, PAINTS AND OILS, ETC., ETC. We will also pay the Highest Market iTice ior Country Produce. S. ACKERMAX t CO. Oregon City, Sept. 11, lb74. tf THE NEW IMPEOVED 17f Side Feed and Back Feed. THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED . SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. Always in Order and Ready for Work, If there is a PLOEEXCE MACHINE withia one thousand miles of San Fran cisco not working well, I will fix it with out any expense to the owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agsnt, No. 19 New Montgomery Street, GRAND HOTEL BUILD IX G, 8AK FRAKC1SC0. M. ATHEY. Oregon City, Enterprise Huilding', Agent. W. II. HUJHFIEL1). Established since 49, at tlie oltl stand. Main Street, Oregon City, Oregon. An assortment of Wathes, .Tewel- ry.and Seth Thomas Weight Clocks . all of which are warranted to be as t represented. "Repairing done on short notice, and nnkful for past patronage. THE GREAT RENOVATOR! A Certain Cure Tor Itlieiimul I Mill rami Alercnrtal nffection, Scrofula, Salt Jtltenni, Liver and Kidney com plaints, Female Weakness, nnd ull Ui8raps arising from an impure Instate of tlie lllood. Contains no Mercurial or Poisonous Sub stance. rpiIE STROXtiKST WILI, FIND THIS I a Searching Cure. It rray le taken by the most delicate, with impunity, and the remarkable success at tending its use war rants the proprietors in claiming it as the Most Reliable lllood Purifier in Use. Its gentle action renders it remarkably eflications in Dyspepsia and Constipation, giving the organs the assistance needed. and Impairing a tone and strengt h soon dispenses with artificial aid. Fut up In quart bottles. Sold by all deal ers, ssoie propriet-ors, CHARLES IAXGLEY & CO., Wholesale Druggsts, San Francisco. novl3m3 Farm to Rent. THE Undersigned wtt.t. rent his farm situated on the Willamette river two miles below Oregon City, and containing 3Hi acres, for two, three or four years, on liberal terms. The farm has 11 acres under new fence, 20 acres of which is beaver-dam land, nicely seeded down to timothy, and is one of the best meadows of the size in the State. Adjoining this meadow, on thc one side, is a field of 11 acres, well set in timothy and clover; and on the other side is 'M of slashing, done over a year ago, and burned over this fall. It's convenience to market, whether to Portland or Oregon City gives It superior advantages. J will only rent to a person who will live upon and work the farm. I have also a half section of good land, 10 acres of which is under fence, situated alxnit three miles from Aurora, which I will sell on reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to the un dersigned at his residence in Oregon City. JOI1X W. MELDKUM. Nov. 1S-1S71-6W. ' tfiiWiaiwrrsU! Once More Wo Come J; s ",' ., With a Stock of: e ; FALL & WINTER GOODS, EARGER AND MORE - ATTRACTIVE than ever before, bought from the gn-at San Francisco Panic, and which we offer at Oreatly Reduced Prices. Our stock 0.1 xyrtn istg nas been largely Increased and we enn show as handsome a line of ready-made goods in Men and IJoys' Business and Kress Suits, Overcoats, etc., as can be found in the country, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy. Our - , ; DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is filled with a splendid assortment of alt the leading styles and lashionablc shade of goods impress ClolH, y Plohairs, French nnd American Dress CSocds,0 lilac k Alparca, nrilMantines, C::diiucres, Sjc. ' FLANNELS, Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels, of nil col ors. Pleached nnd Unbleached Cotton Flannels. Ladies' anil Gents'' Underware, Niiavls und Scurfs, Wool Illanketc, f TmnkiniKl Xravelinjir Sateliels, Hatsaiid Caiis, Oii'ClMlifor O Floor mid Table. - BOOTS and SHOES, We would call special attention to our stock of Men's nnd Hoys San Francisco Boots, which we have sold for n number of years past with general satisfaction. . Ev ery pair warranted. A complete Ftock of . HARDWARE & FARMING UTENSILS, Choice Teas, Canned Goods, and all choic Family Groceries, " All at Prices. Also, - . LlVERPOfiL AXD CARMAN ISLAND SALT. Highest Price paid for all kinds of seplStf I. SETXING. FOR SALE! At A. DSffirg-sriii-!. IWIEL. SEI.E AT A REASOXARI.E FIG ure, inyI.ivery r.usiness. Stock, Ac, and lease my Pam to a purchaser for two years; also if required, will lease my Dwelling House for same time, Oregon City, Oregon, August -JO, lSTt. J. M. FRAZER. Ayer's Oath Vo- u- i- Vf I 1 mv -tn :... O. -!ihi-.:- i :- b !, liver. ; M ... el . u. i? . : jilH-i '.. til, ::r.ii ' ' U" i.iii w V 1; , ln-y i l: u:-. i. ; : v:: . U;t.-- .. M'ri uix i;-!tief.rt M '.: , !. 1 . . e !)- "..-i - v.. n:5c; and every iamiiy m.'. I li::ve uhmimui h for tlieir protection ;;mi- it -!, v -1 .-1 . q.;. est, surest, and bc-t. e:' T the market abounds, "v tiu-ii- -:ij-:h;m the blood is purilied, the c!"i"Upli.-.:.- ; tcin expellef, obstruction-- n-ituiyr'!, r'i i whole machinery of life re-tot-ed u il- li.'.-il.j.y actirity. lntes-n:i! o:-g.;n M-hi--U uv-r-jw ri-,;-M and siiiggish me rlv'a;:.--ed by .-?;- . .11 5 stimulatetl into ai'tinn. 'lii-i im-ip:il li-v.; .-o is changed iat healrij, i'.i? v:;hie of "vhicli elia:?.e, when reckoned on tin v.n.-t ini i.Mi.. v . h. . :-;y it, can hardly le computed. ':!:: " mr.-.m makes them pleasant t t:t5..?. pi-eru ccsi-iH.' virtues nniuilairtnl fir j;:y iei;i.t;: tl" i;:i.y, 0 that thev are over freh, :i:id jn'r'ivliv : i ll: W.i; Although scorching, they sir Jiiihl. end otw.-.-ite without ditiirliaai-e to tiu1 ce!i.-iilutH;ii,oi t;c' . occupation. ... Q Full directions are i.-rri f:v the rr-r!p"e- Si each box, how to u-e them a h'.n.iiiy 1 :. -, and for tlie follyvi:;g -yuijtl; iiil, ii J..e -e I'M s rapidly cure : . ( For Iy..et5;a or IT ra:t ';? rt. ?.;!;. era. B.iiiiirsir and 2.v of .4 j-ic-i .t?,:!:i y should be taken modei-mcly to !;iii;:i.ilc iii -l uii ach, and restore it healthy imie :;nd action. For J-ivrr Con;3ltr( ii varii!- j m: tonis, JSilioiis C j'ii-t;tlti-. ri,'iiL-i!c4 mcIi. JTaimif iro u" a- r" :'c:cVi 'k. Ti-t-ion Colic ami BJi?i?K i-Vvrm.liiv) i-li-mi.l be judiciously taken fis- t- icil cr; i m-je-t discaseil actibu or rcaiovc- i!.o i.'.j.-i 1 :i .oi: v. h: -h cauc it. For Ilyspnf err or T-;t:,v1";, l.tti f-'t". mild doe is generally riMi'iircl. For JElSJtimitii3rt. intti'T, r:iic-?. Sit;ltiota jf fjjj- tipart. ': lide. i'iltk ?nd tojii1. Ilicv i!tt;:!d it:- o: nously taken, as requite.!, i ciiatig. il.v -e-i-fd action of the syet-.'isi.' ''i;!i cli-ixrv- '. !: coniplotuts di.-:'liv:,r- 1 For Dropsy ami- ?ropsi -iil : "i.i-r they should lie takfii ii. l:irg" r'n-i fn'-jviMl (i i-j to proiinre tho etrt-t f a d Tt-ii'' pti-g.'. For Kniir:-KtiB, :i h'rsrr . e jhea'il l;e taken, as it produces Uio k-...&-.,-i c'e ; l- - y.n latliy. As a Dinner I':!i. t ie 0 -0 .v.- Jr. ft 1 tf promote digestion and relict the stoma- li. An occasional close si:iiii;.!'e- t! - rt-i.ua'-h -Mid bowels, restores the :;pc-l!.e, !-.'.i iv.vi-r 1e - tin system. Hence it i oileu advini:igt"-i- w e 110 serious derangement ext-ts. Cm: .vho f.-e's tolerably well, oth-n lind- tliaf a do -e of tii- e Fills make? him IV-el dec'r.lt:'.: b.a t'r. i: tcc.r cleansing and reiiovitthrg e'e t ou '.i- 'ivj apparatus. l-r.i i Ar.t-.O r.Y Jr T. C.ATr.liS: CO., Vr.scftraZ r 7: ).? h ts, v lOlI'ltj., 3IAS.. V 1. FOl SALE BY ALL DUVO'JISTS EVEHYWHUItE. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Such as Coughs, Colds, "Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Among tlie great discoveries of modern science, few are of more real value to mankind tluin thia ef fectual remedy for all diseases of the Throat and Luns. A vast trial of its virtues, throughout this and other countries, has shown that it des, tnrotv nnd efTVetii!llW' control them. The testimony of our best citi zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, tlit Chekrt Pectoral, will and does relieve nnd cure the afflicting disorders of the Xliroat and Lungs beyond any other medicine. -The most dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs yield to Its jwwer; and cases of Consamp tion, cured by this preparation, are publicr") It known, so remarkable as hardly to be be lieved,, were they not proven beyond dispnte. As a remedy it is adequate, on which the public raav re!v for full protection. Uy curing Coughs, tlie forerunners of mora serious disease, it saves unnumbered lives, and an amount of suffering not to be comoutad. It challenges trial, ami -con vinces tlie most scepticaL Every family should keep it on hand as a protection against the early and unperccived attack of PulmonarjpAffections which are easily met at first, but which become. incurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Tea der lunt nccJ this defence; and it is tnreise to. be without it. As a safeguard to children,, amid the distressing diseases wmcn ueset tne inroat and Clicst o? childhoo!, Cherry Pkckrau is invaluable; for, by its timely use, riulti tudes are rescued from prematux graves, and saved to the love and affection centred on them. It acts speedily and snrelv against ordinary colds, sccurin"' sound and health-restoring sleep." Xo one wilfsuffer troublesomo Influenza nnd pain ful Bronchitis, wUea they know how cosily they can be curod. . Originally tlie product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, no cost or toil is spared in making- everr bottle in the utmost no'ssiblo perfection- It may bo confidently re lied upon iU rS aU he virtes it has ever exhibited, aud capable of nroducms cures as memorable as thc greatest it lias ever effected- reEPARED BT Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists. SOLD BY ALL DI1UG GISTS EVEUVWHEEE, O .O iy 1 I .'1 o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o i