1SES3SSS
situated 12 miles'- from the junction
of the Willamette end the Columbia
rivers.- It is practically a sea port,
the "Will-uni-tle river being navigable
for ocean sroamorf 3 veil as sailing
vessels. The commerce of Portland
lae other leading
2. tTfftlU'P.
j 3 ivij . o
towns of the State are Salem (tho
c.uiit.-) . Oregon City, Albanv, Eu-
penn City, corva.ii-3, junction and
Ifarrisburg, all these on the "Willam
ette; Astoria, at the mouth of the
Columbia, and Roseburg and Jack
sonville in tho southern part of the
State.
j;cas op ci3irxicATio.v.
Xarhft-thh'. Streams. The principal
havigable livers are tho Columbia,
which is uavigabhj throughout the
year to the Willamette, 100 miles
from its mouth, t-ienco eastwardly
with two interruptions at the Cas
cades and the Dalles, where there
ar.) railroad portages, to Priest's flap
ids in Washington Territory. 3'.)5
miles from tho ocean, and on its
tributary, tho Suaho river, to Lewis
toi, iu Idaho, 470 miles from the
ocean. The Willamette river is nav
igable for ocean steamers and sailing
vessels to l'ortl-.n 1, 110 miles from
n tho sea, and for river steamers for
110 miles during .six months of the
year, and for 50 miles during the
whole of the year. The obstruction
caused by the falls of this river at
Oregon City, has been overcome by
means of locks. Several tributaries
of too V lllamette t.re navigable dur-
ln.ar the winter season.
R-iilrovU. The Oregon and Cali
fornia railroad is now completed from
x oruanu to Uoseourg, in tlie ump
qua vallev, a distance of 200 miles
It follows the east bank of the Wil
lamette, and touches all the leading
towns of the Slato. From Uoseburg
a .tage route, 27o miles long, leads
to Kidding, in tho Sacramento val
ley, the present terminus of tho Cali
f(irni:t imi'Iim'!, m
Another railroad, the Oregon Cen
tral, is in course of construction from
lortI.-in.il up the vest bank of the
river. I'iffv miles of it are now com
pleted and onerated
Various railroads are projected to
connect Oregon with the Pacific
roads and the railroad system of the
Atlantic States.
' 'o.iutum Ro t h. The natural roads
ot tho State are goon. Tho country
being open and rolling, and the
ground seldom frozen, they are near
ly always in passable condition for
marketing products from the farm.
COjIJIKKCE AXb IXDUSTI'.V
Loinm.-'.rce.-'h.Q vastness of the
natural resources of Oregon, the de
uiopemenr ot wlaeli has been very
Qiapi. i during the last few years, to
getaer with tho m.-ans of internal
communication already described,
and the favorable geographical .situ
ation of the state, have given rise to
a very active domestic and foreio-n
trade; the latter, especially, has ob-
laiuea great importance. The pro
ducts of the Wni.imctte and Umpqua
valleys are carried theneo by the
i a -x'tn ..mil Vytiiiorma and Oregon
central railroads or bv steamboats
on the Willamette to Portland, from
nic:i piaco they are regularly ship
pea to tho United Kingdom, the
Sandwich Islands, China, Australia
uu r.m x rancisco. A cargo of wheat
can In shipped from Portland, Ore-
noii, to i-iropo lor less monov than
fro n Chicago, tho great grain market
ot the West. Daring tho harvest
year ot I . .
1. O.J (Ml'.ifft, n? ivlin.-if
' .1 ' ' i it uwii,
and hour were shipped from Port
land direct to the United Kingdom,
and during tho season of 1371-5 the
number will be still larger.
The Governor of the State, in his
last message to the Legislature, de
livered Sept. 10, 1S71,' says: "The
value of our exports has reached a
sum certainly exceeding ten millions
of dollu-s. I estimate the export
yaluj of our wheat and flour at nearly
four millions, gold; oats, other grain
and fruits, one million; wool, hides
meats, cattle and horses, two million
salmon one million, five hundred
thousand; lumber and coal, one mil
lion; gold, silver and iron, one mil
lion five hundred thousand. This
exhibit for a population of 100,000
ps..i..:o i.-, almost without a parallel '
1., -Utfn, The production of lum
ber lias .ilrea.ly attained very lare
proportions. Throughout the Stale
saw mills are in suee-ssful operation,
uc ii ot Hie lumber is exported
I'me Ho,lr mins of la capacity
are ils, fonnil in aU parts if
State, the most important of which
are looted iu towns on the Willam
otto river.
The manufacture of woolen goods
U.asiV?ry ont interest.
foundderr '"rnacesan.l
mills, oil kad iVl n,f "f f l,aler
ies in the State UCT'
whole - t , ' ta'Jen as a
hole, the industry of the State is
ments offered by its iihir.l " '
i - "- -IJiui ai resources
and tho wants of its inhabitants
VAUIOl-S OTHER IXTKUEsTS.
ourn'oo" ,,;oVimnoT1 borers
curn ..00; r:1-.ham,;s,S3.50to.3 00
irnUiands, )0 a month ami found:
1 ne,e figures are m; Farm j
borers au.T e-v.cixllyfo
are in inl demand. The latter e-wn
as high wages as iu California per.
sons w! ,l s:n, moans anaakno.
edge of farming or a machmical
trade, can easily establish themselves
and, with frugality und industry ac
quiro a competency in a few year's
Jxnluy V-v.For the past two
years wheit in bulk at Portland has
averaged from S V. to SI per bushel
oats. o!)e.: potatoes oOe.; apples o0c '
cornel; H ax seed Sl; onions SI 50
per bushel; good average farm
horses. $103 eaeh- nrn oio-,
States Government, which they sell
on very liberal conditions at the low
prices of $1 23 to $7 per acre, paya
ble in United States currency. The
purchaser can pay cash, in which
case he will be allowed a discount of
ten per cent, of the purchase price.
or he can have ten years' time in
which to make up the same by small
uuum payments, witu interest at
seven per cent, per annum. In this
case tho purchaser pavs down one
tenth of the price. One year from
iue saie no pays seven per cent, in
terest on tho remaining nine-tenths
of the principal. At the end
of the Kftcnnil vpnr )if navs one
- j i j -
tenth of the principal and one years
- A J ., -1 1 i ,
interest on tne remainder, ana me
same at tho end of each successive
year, until all has been paid at the
end of the ten years.
luxation. State taxe3 are
mills; county taxes from 5 to 12
mills, both exclusive of school taxes.
i 1
which amount to 3 mills.
Schools. The common school svs-
tern of Oregon is much better than
that of the older States. The State
is also well provided with institu
tions for more advanced education
Thuro h n. li-rm ifofn arl rtrl fnrwl
accumulating, which will eventually
ob neariy sumcient to supi)ort iree
schools.
flttin In apt. ft Orpnnn . T!miVrnnts
. -Ill J I .
xrom tne eastern states ana Canada
will do best to purchase through
frikff.i to TVrMinT Oi-orron wViili
-. -. - , " " o "
nan be lifiil at tlifi following iilnroc-
Ualtimore, lioston, (Jhicago, Cialves
ton. Montreal. New York. Om.ahr
Portland DIaine). Quebec, and St
Louis. The fare on Emigrant trains
to San Francisco, and thence bv
steerage on steamer to Portland vriil
De as follows: iTom IJaltimni-fi 7r.-
from Boston S7G; from Chicago'
n?u ou; from Galveston SOrt- Afrr..
treal S75: Xaw Ynrl- 7- rnv,
S(J0; Portland (Maine), 75;' Quebec
ot. ojouis u. United States
currency. Emigrants from Europe
leacii Oregon either via 1'anama
or .ev lork. rl lin stnoMTO f
flillgllSll or German stprrriri frnm
Hamburg or Southampton to Colon,
thenCO bv railroad to Tfinama on.l
thence by steamer to Portland, 'Ore?
jiou. is z-jl au. n-Olii. me in in fno.l
' ... . . . . . .
ior tlieAew York route emigrants
can obtain through tiekets from
Glasgow or Liverpool to Portland
Oregon, for 73, gold, by applying
to Mr. P. Fleming. Government, Em
igration Agent, 41 lteform Street,
Dundee, Scotland. From Mr. Flem
ing, who has personally visited Ore
gon, or from the Penti-il T,oi,n,
Agency, Long Acre, I, London pain
phlets descriptive of Oregon, and
verbal advice and information may
be had free of champ. AtJIioPm,.
tral Labor Aareiiev n. p.nUm-.Unn
photographic views nn.l nrrrinrtM
u x t'titi (a
products from Oregon may also be
seen.
The eminent statesman, the late
William 11. Seward, spoke as follows
in the published account of his visit
to Oregon:
"It is in Oregon, so far as I am
able to determine, and nowhere else,
that tho Tacilic climato with its cold'
summers and mild winters, embra
ces and produces a higher and more
varied fertility than is elsewhere re
alized. The fruits of Oregon are un
surpassed in quality and uuequaled
in abundance. Wheat and other ce
reals grow and ripen hero almost
without care, as abundantly as they
do w ith the use of irrigation in Utah
while the native soil, everywhere
covered with fern and annual flow
ers, provokes the farmer to the culti
vation of the potato and other escu
lent roots. What acquaintance I
have had with the adventurous
miners, descending the f'olnl;,i
river, satisfies me that if it were pos
sible for tho laborer to fail in other
occupations, ho would even in that
Case find an nbniidinf Mtrinl i.,
rgold deposits of the .moimbiin Ti.
useful metals and minerals abound
everywhere, whilo a vast hydraulic
power, invaluable under all circum
stances, and indispensable in nr.
communities, is distributed th ran rvK -
out all parts of the State."
CHAS. EE. CTJITIELI),
DEALER IX
GEISTEKAL MERCHANDISE,
CORNER OF SEVEXTII AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY.
lias J ust Received a New Stock of
Calicoes, Dress Goods, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
House Lining, Shirtings, Table-Linen, Irish Bosom Linens,
Linon Towelling, Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies' and Gents'
Iiose, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertions,
Embroidery, White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, ttc
Also, a full assortment of
LADiES' AND CKILDESN'S SHOES,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimneys
Yl'liUU Havo bee selected with special care for this market anil ranuot
HE SIKPASSED IX QUALITY Oil PRICE.
TIIC HIGHEST M.VliKIiT PKICIi PAID FOB COUNTRY PRODUCE,
March 13, lS73:tf
3rSR C II A ND IBB.
JOHN MYERS,
OREGON C!TY.
A UCTIIOIY A JVX) COMMISSION'.
A. B. RICHARDSON,
A.iictioneer,
Cornier or Front & Oak sts., Portland
Auction Sales
Of Bsal Kstat, Groceries, General iter
vuaauisu aiiu norscs.
SALE D.YS Wednesday nnd Saturdnv
Auctioneer.
Aft la'tvsa-tc Ssrlc.
English Beflned Kar and Hundle Iron
fct;oI, Hors Shoes, liasps,
Sa ws.Scr.? ws. fry- Pa ns,
.Slieot Iron, It.
O. Iron.
ALSO
A largo assortment of Oroerrics and Liq
uors. A. 15. RICHARDSON,
Jan. I, ISi.T-tr. Auctioneer.
J. P. DA VIES. JOSHUA DA VIES.
J. P- DAV3ES & CO-,
ATJCTIOJCKIS
AND
C0JI3IISSI0X 2IERCIIANTfcl
FIUE-PUOOP STOXE IJVILIJI.NG,
WHARF STREET, YiGTORIA. B. C.
Liberal Advances M;idc on (onsiiriimcnts.
July ISU :ly
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I now Offer this stoelr rf C,.n,ic
at l'riees far bilof nnv .n,.r
nouse in me Slate.
Times nrr? hsnl -mil mr.m.
scarce and I will give every on;
the worth of their money.
I also keep a full assortment
of
OltEGOX CITY MADE
Men anil Roys1
Clothing-,
Uiw'frwea r,
.Flannel,
Itlankets,
And Varus.
T.SO
Cutlery,
Jew elry,
JIusicnl
Instruments,
Toys,
Jltc.,
AT THE
Lowest Prices
For O.SEE.
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DEALER If
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS and
shoes,
hardware,
crockery",
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
HENLEY1
IPB HENLEY'S
octietf
X Books andf Stationery.
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IXMSSorflPPETITE. j
i rt'i
A most pleasant and Invigorating
tonic. Iiecom mended by ail the emi
nent Physicians throughout tho United
States.
Every family should havo It in the
house.
Reaa eertinoates on each bottle. Sold .
oy all Liiuor Dealers and Druggists.
H. EPSTEIN & CO.,
Solo Proprietors.
18 Frost St., Sax Fjrancisco. Cai
ESTABLISHED
1853.
ESIUES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS
ol Oreiroii i'ifv mwl f thn - 1 1
alley, that he is still on hand anddoinir
business on thrt old motto, that
A ISTimble Six Pence is Better than a Slow
Striding.
U EBit
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LOCAL HEWSPAPES
' P O K T II 12
farmer, Basin.ss 3hn, & Family Circle.
ISSUED EVEIIV FUIDAY.
A.. ISTOXiTISriCR,
EDITOR AND PUD LIS ITER.
OFFICIAL PAFES F0S CLACKAMAS CO.
OFFICK Tn FTrnnn,t. P..IIJI
door south of Masonic Uuildins. Main St.
cows f 23;
yoke; ora avorago mill
ch.t.iiv w i
t t 1 nea : vool, common
graded, OJi. Ver poatul; boef on foot
to (, ctnts; fresh pork 7e. The
curroney f the country beh ,j
AnXS nr ClU Iriees P-W to pro-
acre, an,! piS f Pe.
ana locality. VII ti, , dl.n? t sod
which pre ondiiuS V?hrl lS'
are, however taken p l''
honcrht nf f,.rtm oc x1 ' nt can be
Alonff 'tho fooT bill, aSf "T" !
Cu,cade ana Coast Kan 1 "l 10
- voo i (l li ' - iT.i I'll ii inr .
- iuem cm.n
tracts or farms can be nnrchT
jrith ample outside pasture forex
tensive stock farina. The OresrT J
California H. It. Conpan"
large grant of land from the United
Term of Subscription t
Single Copy One Year, In Advanco
" Six Months "
Terms of Advertising:
Tran iltnt. aa,vertimnts, including
all legal notices, squara of twelve
lines one week
For each subsequent i'n'ssrtionVr.V.V.".".'.
oMcviwuinn, one vear
Quarter" .
BOsiuess Card. 1 squar."."o"ne'v'on';"
.$Z50
.. 1.50
2.50
1.00
lUR)
60.00
10.00
12.00
WOOL! WOOL?!
S. ACKEIOIAN A: IJU0.,
AVANor 30 O BOUNDS
which thr yfV VM Wool, for
which thev will
price in l'sir
OreSon City, April 29 1S7--
I'.IJ tne highest marlrot
, tf
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STA15LE.
o-
Saddle and BngSy Horses,
Prices Reasonable.
He will also run a hnck to and froni the
VILHQIT SODA SPRINGS
durincr the summer Sanson ii-ik .
horscs.eompotent and scntlemanly driver
FARE AT LIVING RATES
Oregon Clty.S
A. jNT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
OBE60X CITY.
T havo just rfturnod from San Francisco
wlicre I purchased one of tho
LARGEST AfiD DEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
ever before off-rod in this city ; and consists
... xifi tows, ;
Hoots and Sliocs,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Paints and Oils,
Sash and Doors,
Chinaware, . Quocnsware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
riatedwaro, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, I,adies and
Gents' Furnishing:
Fatent Medicines, Goods, Fancy No-
Uope, Faming tions of Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Mattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall raper, etc..
Of the abovo list, I can say my stock Is tho
MOST COJIPI, K T v.
ever offered in this market, and was seleted
i r in lr'K,lr': 1U ' """rPRon city trade.
.... ... m. uU,i uuvr iiir saio at tne
Lowest IVIarket Rates.
us for tlie ladies, or any one else, to
iinnv ti KdiiiRio i ornani to buy coods lor
i .mi x"-tt-r(uif a io ocii uirnn and not to
LWDERSOLD IN THE STATE OF OREGON. J
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as I do t hat
Twenty Years Experience
In Orecron Pitr mhiMo. immr v
OllirementS Of thl trarlo Crma nnr. nnA nil
and see for yourselves that the old stand of
THOMAS CIIARMAN
cannot be beaten in O'Iitv or price. It
"in I . ' V III III" 9il ITT n
Roods, as every store that advertises does
that, and probably you have been disap-
rw-il ntr.,1 All T t 7 .
x wish io say is
Come, and Scr,and Eiarnsic for Yourselves
for I do Ttn iri.k . .
M.. v . '- i Kny misiaKes.
V Ohieet i tii 11 . j V.j
jh , . ; "'.v "in lrienas now
coodei,nV. r ailvp. desirous to sell
floods cheap, for cash, or nnnn sueli ferm
i .T'1 uP.n- Thankia- all for the liber- J
f...v.,i.iKu nereioiore ljostnwd.
. THUS. CHARMAy,
Alain Sit p.--ft i ' ; .
makPt1 rt0" and Cf,""fV Scrip taken at
Wo-1.000 lbs wool wnnfed bv
. TilO. CHAUMAX.
A- G. VALLiWCS'fi
PIONEER BOOK BII4nFRY
n. . . ....
I Jl""'1" or strk
rroni Mitels.
LANUf OREGON.
Mararine11 SJl P?ltern- Music books.
erv -c- 1 " "-. txnnd in ev-
ltiddtof ntry promptry at-
GKKAT ATTIUCTI0XS!
I. SELLING
AS JUST KKCKIVKD THE T.AUGEST
, stock of
SPRING ft SUiMER GGOOS
?u??2yrt to r''n City, which ho
OLOTHESTG
...... K. in-reasei arul 1 can
uov us naiuisoiiio ;i liuo of r.-ady-mad"
7 ... w u siihi i,oys' business and
press Suits, Coats, etc., as can b- found
in the country, nnd at priet-s that cannot
, DRESSGOObs DEPARTM1EFJ7
is lined with a snlen.li i
t he leadins styles and fashionable shadf-s
KimtreHs fltli,
loluiirs.
Airierican DrrssOoods.l
lililCli Alp.-. !.,
Jirillisi ntiiifs, T"
Cnslmiere.s, ttc.
a isrlsr 1Z T,
Plaid. Plain and Onem Manndt rl,i ,
ors. nioiiched and Unbleached Cotton"
a inn in i,1),
Indies' nnd .,!.' fndervtare,
S-'iauls it nl Scarf,
Wool Hlatili,.j
Trim ks st i;d
Trn veliiiij Sarlels,
Ilalsand Caps
Oil Cloth r.ir
h loorand Table.
BOOTS and SHOES.
LV?"1!.1 "xU, special attention to mv
sfoc,v ol Men's and Jiovs' San Francisco
Hoots, which T ),nv tni,i f ' . '.cn.
ears past Willi trener;i I of ior..,.. : ... i.
ery pair warranted. A coninieto stock of
HARDWARE k FARM! MR iiTcrisiic
. Clioieo leas. Canned Goods, and all choic
family Groceries,
All at TjO-v Prices. Also
LIVERPOOL AXD CARJIAX ISLAND SALT.
Highest Price paid for all kinds of
200,000 lbs. of WOOL Wanted.
for which I shall pay tho highest cash
I will pay tho highest prices for
JO ait t er, Til j- .
and ail kinds of
GOOD COUNTRY PRODUCE
EMPERBAL RSILLS,
Lallocqne, Savior & Co.
Oregon Cit-
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour,
Jliddlinjrs, P.lan and Chicken Feed. Parties
purchasing feed must furnish the sack.
jNIoiiov I 3roiiov-
MOXEY TO l'i;XD IX SUMS OF $500,
and upwards.
Oregon City, March 10, 1371.
mnlStf JOHNSON A McCOWN.
Town Lots for Sale.
AOTICE IS Ol VEX TO ATX PKHPONS
rt tlesirousof purchasing Town Lots in
trie County addition to Oregon City Clack
amas county Oregon, that it re now 'o ncd
oy Clackamas county, that applieat inn l,r
t he purchase will be received bv the Clr-rk
in vacation of the County Court, and acted
upon by the Court in term time, and value
I laced on the lots to be sold.
, , - J. M. I irAZF.K,
Jan. 12 16,-,. cur.lv Clerk.
I will sell as low as any house in Oregon for
CASH Oil ITS EQ UIVALIiXT
n Good Merchantable Produce.!
Ayer's
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
.1.
Wi':;cJi l s .-tt
onci :i-LTict-i 1 ! e,
l)e;tUln a n tl
c-.'Veri aal for
I am soiling very low for
cash; paid for mm orders.
Give ma a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN MYEIiS.
Oregon City, March 21.1S73.
price
Oregon City, April
I. SKf.r.I ( :
1.S73. tf
STATE POARD.OF IMMIGRATION.
r ?IIE PURPOSE OF AFKORDIXO
tend Emmiikt,, i .V' '.. "r,ln,.s antl n-
countries and sltor ' "w lorj-ign
lMln.r cel. i V" ' "U OrClrCll-
,. 7 '" "i;u ion aoroad bv thi
I oard. a,l persons in this State havin-
Ksirmnr 1 nr.,1, f...u..i . . '"-. UdMllZ
slrousofn.rminrCoioT;;!:
,to. n . I oIssi'b?e de-
.w.vv. ur,u .wns oi tneir Farms and
Lands. Ieation t . ' -,"na
.... - -w it III 8 1)1 rSll IO
or eriu i one rf romt , . .. 1
with this Board. "uo direct
uy instructions of the Commissioners of
5ieblm A State ComT of 'iVtU.ri'
THE NEW IMPE0VED
I eureka)
Jh J. Walkers Califcnur.
c'.rxbl; preparitliou, raado cliietsy fro::i
th" n.itiv? 1:-:v1jS found 0:1 t !rr. l.-:ir.-.?
rngos of the Sierra Neva-la iiiouhiair:':
of Califoriiia, the. medicinal rfr p.T.':-i3
r.f wliieli nrn rilracf etl tlierefr
c.if the use of Alcohol. TIi qnortii.u
s nlr.iOKt d.iilv rLkeil " V.'! if i .L
rn'isj of the ini.iralleIo'T ''icco-s -f
that thov rcmor. th c..". -.? ol' Ji-.'
nnd the pati-ni vrov.T-; h::; :t...It!i.'
liiey r.ro the .r:" !: o . Ti ;-i;-:;1. a.,
Kit RiviiiR p.i:s4- p-' at! r.'oct il.-";.'
;V;.r J.;'o:v .n liii ."i o. i;e rorl.l
a i::c::.ji e U .... -. no
ixKun lurrm-. v i-;l.:c v5 v
I'r.rj'-.tiro a- -veil rs a Ton:.- r.-li.-n-;,...
Liver r.n.l Visc:rAl Organs in Uiliovla
The ?roTirrf io-s ti. n-
VrvFOAr. r.rrrr.T.s are Aperieiit. 'V
p!iore:!-. Nutritions, Ixativ. D-a-
iei:. S--.lv" iv.-!. iiiif.t.TTT.-;f.... t:..
' r,...L. . .1 L . .I.ti It, T-
' - ro'nr. i"i::, Jim
(loss and frcsmc;:s of ,-oittli. T.'iii:
hair is thickono., falliiip; hair rhc-I.-c I
ami balJnc-ss offoii, though not .ihvavs.
cured by its u.st Xotliin can ioroie
tho hair whom the folii'dos ur .
stroycl, or tlie glan.ts atrophica a:i !
tlocayed; but such a rcma'in can !.
saved by this application, and sfiiiM
lated into activity, 0 tilu; ,v
growth of hair i'prodaocd. Jaotca.1
of fouling the hair with a t ia.it v
incut, it will keep it ch an au-'t vi.ir.i.i.-.
Its occasional use will prevent th h:ir
from turning gray or falling oiT, and
consequently prevent baldness. T!ie
restoration of vitality it give,; to ih
scalp .arrests and i.rJvents the for;.)--
uuu ot tianini!t, wliu-h is oircn so p--cleanly
and odensivc. Free from th v4
ib.deterions substances whicli niakn
some prt'p:u-ali.-:is dangerous ad ip".i
nous to the hair, tho Vigor can on! v
benefit but not harm it. If wi-v'i
merely f,r n JfAIT? TITrlV
notliiiig else can be found so desirable!
Containing neither oil .i ...
not soil r "' ' 1 i turom alt dts,
TlllllI, I I Ml I iriil OliI ,..,1. i 1 1 1 .ou n o - .
longou the lia r .nvl-w. k t fas.--.s, Jl,-a,i;H-h.-. ,-,. i f ' '
-7?-. U iL ' . "ii c-r : w,(-3 I . : ' ----...f-.ni"".. v
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. G Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical tlicmhts.
LOWELL,
R. ft-
BADWAY'S IiEADY RiaiFP
CXKES THE V. OKST V VIS
iu From One lo Twenty .Ui,,uje.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement n 1
one suffer with pain. ItAlKv VV-4 i,V? auJ"
RELIEF is a sure cure lor evcTvrALV
was the first and is lriiain. Jt
'lUv Only Pain licimi-
that instantly stops thy most exen-oi -pains,
allays InUamation, and tur-tr111
Kent ions, whether of the l.vn vtr u
Uowels, or other glands or or-7-ns h ".lact.
application, in from One to Twciitv Vna
utes, no matter how violent or cvi
ins the pain, the Kheumatie, ivi r n!ai
Infirm, Crippled, .Nervous, ktunl"'
j.rostrated with disease may suffer or
RAD WAY'S KEADY KKLICp
will 11 fford instant case.
Inflamation of tlie Kidney
innamation of Vhe HowVjf "f the KUj
Sore Throat, lIISS
.r . , l'alpitation ol 'tho in,H
Hysterics, Croup, Dytheria.
Headache, Toothache. Catarrh- Iauonzj4.
Cold ChiUs, .X?uo'hiHsSia' RhtUniilni
I lie application of the K est fly lteli,.f .
the part or parts aireeted where the .
or diflleulty exists will afford ease -1, 1
comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tumhler of Wa.
will in a lew moments cure Crair'.I.
Si-.iisis, S,)llr Stomach, Heartburn i'.'-t
N 1 nd in 1 ho Kowels, and all internal p.( h
Iravekrs should always carry a U.'ri"o
liadivs.y's Jif:lj- Itelierwith them V
few drois in water will prevent sickn. s's .".r
pains lrom cliangeof water. Jt is t,Z
than trench Urandy or Hitters as a Vt V
ulant. 'i-ni
KEVEH AMI Ad I K.
I-ever and .j;ue cured for li;tv crt,t
Tlu-re is not a remedial ap-nt in the w, i'
.Sold by Urn istsi " ct"lslr Lo'tI
HEALTH ! OEAUTV "
ful com,,K,xion scc-urc-d to aU. aMU bcauti-
SARSPARILLf AM RESOLVENT
has made the most af.tor.ishn;- ,..,."
quick, so rapid ar tl. ehai.-s 1 1 J l.V'v
undergoes under the il: iu,,nC,. , -Mr !'
onderlu -Medicine, that oxcv .lav an '.
crease 111 flesh and wc-i-ht is seen ami 1
TI1K CHEAT IiI.O)I Pl"KlH!:i.
K very dr.., of the s rspai i.J,,,
ve.it eominuiueati s throu-h the ii,,.,.
t he stem the vi-urcl' llle. lor it M-i-th-wastes
of the i.ouy v.ith u-w;li .mv
Throat, Mouth, Tumors. V;,
(.laml and ot her pan s ol the nvm-ui win-i-;ves
strumous 1 .iseharrrS m.in t h e V : ,
a mi t he uorst. lorms of Nkin dis -a
!-"." . th-e.;!;. live rar.-e 01 this wr.'u.Vr
WiUov , '"'"' le.VtlaVS' , s'
these vaMes. ami r-,. airs the s.n" ,7
newmnferi-.i i,, .i.. ' .. ... M""
ji n s in t! (.ur,M)l , .,,. ScroiHloV"
oust! Mitioi.a!.am!.vhiri(iis,-t . : '7'
llni only 10-itivo cur-- lor
:.' u I at! tier t'uir.j
!aints.
belt s, 1 Topy, M.i:; a-- ,.f , ; - r'
n-MicL-oi I r.ne, ! right's, i i. ' ; ' '
brick-dmt ti.-plS.is ..rtie v :-' - :;r'
duvly mix.,1 with mi'i .', 'i?
whueot ff-.-r Iliads like v. k - ':;
or.h.-r..,s.i n.. r!,id, ti;.r;:. 1 ;(!;,. .',','.' ; '
ane-, and wisito I.uih-u v : 1 ' rr'
Hon I n;IL: vaLt r, ;:;:.! , .-, P ,. , ! .
sm.-iil oi the back si .i 1 ,',",' " "
Trie.., S) I il. "- '
Vi tJi.K. The I,- T,,lov.. .... , ...
iv' im :or
5'c;;";iiv I-
ore :
Jt:, .-.
i.l(;-,(1j,
jnr.rn. the ,A:tii S l(Vl.;V ! ". -
J-oetors iS.-.l.l "t.i.-ro :sii l,r 1- ;. r .V -' 1
ti.i-u everything tl,:,; W:Ss r .. . r-V A
but nothinjr h-p, c-i n.. j s;iv.. VV, '".
vent, am! thought I vvu, v' j " ';
I tivy,;:A: it.;:n!,;: ;,;:! ;'-!.::
and two iottl, s ..." vo:;i- V. ' , 1
I b-'t, nml 1 feel te-ft-r 'si,,;- ro r ' 7JU.
I thai. 1 have in.' ,.., :.. . " 1 '
f,,,.v !W .'..!. ! :
ti k ilt - i-t : I.... 1 .-
. . , . t ' : 1 ' t f i i ; ' - 1 p'i ,
l,. t;t ,.V ..J .:..... r'1 io ;.,r ;
1 Oil n . : - - .. ..
v . r-;
you e.hoos-
HANNAH V
K.V.UI'
Hit. IvADW W;
PiiFtCi PUHSATIVE MIL T,
and 9ir.-.,,aVh-.T. 'f. ?.,':? : ';.v..:-ir
cure 01 ait t:s,,r.i..v ',.,'.. "7 ""-
s 1
For Fe.-cr
Chill F.vo-.-7
- -- -Oj x' r.'-r I-- :..
ri:, ..... i!
aad l&viicj i!., .r, ..;:'v: ' r ; ' . - c-c-
from iii2.I;
ive. A ti-T'I:
tr. tt. t . . , - ....
n' t I .I "-"-. r ..-.ni-.t..ii Si,. N.
Side Feed and Back Feed.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM
PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED
SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
Alnpia Order indSsadjforWd.
If there is a FL0KEUCE MACHINE
within ono thousand miles of San Fran
cisco not working well, I will fix it with
out any expense to the owner. "
SAHUEL HILL. Aw.
No. 19 Hew Montgomery Street
A FSASCUCO.
AX ET T7
Jtl. C. ATIIEY. n-o
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
iI A N IT FACJTOIilY !
m FTTT! TIVTin., r.
havinc inerenco.l ...
the old stand on t'he ",Sr"' Ht i
Comer or Main nn.I Thlr,i
l-Vlf
Oregon City, Oregon,
! tmSind asetmvfnnforml"S hIs old I
Pleased to caliTht hTi.'if8 M may b"
with amplf nxin, cL, J Prepared,
verv besror ."V.Fi3 materials, and the
construct, make pYint iro." , ncw- re"
all fomnirt o:.pt''ro and turn out
j common tZl:o&5&
BlacUtimithlnfi-, Hor.e 0, o. ,.. "
irn--',- T r ... . .
e-,'!f.i f,. ii... i:Vfe'-.i:i'.' o,'
v,:,A::,7",i' "i1 ."!'- ui.-iu i.
lf-"l-. v.e i.c.-.v
e:n.,i;.,l r"'-,-, v.-!:!i a 1 :V:-t
-;.::. .s ihr.t il u ,u t,;-.;.
t'l.: .1 . . . . ...1
order . . ha-nense ft.-.l-vi.-e In --I'V
"luaituv. vhivo it P. ev;;,!.. i", e-
Krr.llT'.eH Csr.,,.es,i.,J,khi..h
t,..,;.. .; ' . -'..V 1 ' .V !-: t:' !'--ed
.Lo: V':Y.K IVoin i-e sv;
. ... . ..-.. u v. im t!-- . 1. :
tertion. it is h ,:,.-,! tl,;, ,.;,.rf,",u v!!J.rro.
1. ,'"' c 1,111
ri-li.
:!0
: ieiv.
ve. it-
hut
up-
c t.;i J"'ai.iiiiati.ii 01 th- !-..-'iruo
" ,4lclcurv' orals, ..r -,U U ri-u
ourV-m "eS r '''t in the M.Ti.isu-.;.
the 1 t , lI1tVs'-Sinkin'r l''H'!rnnir
IIoa4t Vr, rw s im n,i:i of ih-
eietiev r.r i J" mo iicad, I'di-
Ski" .nd K v'.:'?,!n' Vellounesslf the
Ini5isti ' -J conls I cr fold by
sf am )mo ip.!;rand J"-" 1 one int. r
tl.oSan(rs.n,.rlltI''r''Uon orth
July 21, lS71;ly LI,lJOU-
th.; re.l.-li of rtH-the tmr-rv;! ..
A ?ro.-it Mi-.u-i uji-irv el' tie-s i-.m, ' .Vi" c
oilier ever ,l,.,r-.nve, ;. l far t':'o k'" V. -1VCr
cure of Inter.nittcPt., is ihr Vl.l1 rC1,t:iln
or miner., 1; :en,lv k V n" Qui"
l...ihhy as if ,heV. ,.., ,! ;l b H are left R3
Fever ami A-ue i s 11 ." . . ,1 c tlj-'a.-'e.
order.-! nrie fi-o-u its iVvi'.-.T. 1 tal v-cty of .lis-
Hyst4-.-i.-s, !;,:., ia V 0 V1 . " r 1 "P ln,
n:,d .lmnsPim-nt of tl , A ,nh 1 5 ?ra,-si8
When nil- listing 5 ..: . ' n-a 'l ol Whleh
V-nuitlent type" or ho-v,,,L C' piU on the in
consenneutly cures them li ?ni he .V,PMl.
y.iu-.ai.ie i.r .ie.-iioa to imni., . lc,13 r'a in
travelling or temnwarikrefS hT't'i ,,CrEOns
noiia districts, if t il-nn fc'wjptr in the mala
vliile oxnosed to the hT-..V-CCUM,inall-v 6r dailv
erctwl fn the ev;tP, ' ,1?,' that 'ill be e !
n Riimcient qiiant ty Vo : ca,luot accumulate
Hence it i9 evl" moV.-'va Se r"t0 disease
than cure? nnd fewvin Vt bI for Protection
inittent, if thev av V,l t Ver. suflcr f' om Intcr
tion thi r4...,Aff. aV1 cmselves of the nro,J.
For a""lUS, "
nlatinrr ,h Is a.n excellent rpmnlr
other mediciieg fail. re.i;ukable cures, where
PHEPARED BT
Ir. J. c. AYER & CO., lwell, Mass
CtiCnl and yticai Cte mists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE "WORLD
rKICEj 01.QO I'EJR BOTTLE.
TllP srnn.Tv 1 . ... y . 1
fj 1 1 1 1 .- Hie. ly ior f. oiijfii.
"",' .S'orr T)uf,at, M'hrr.j i,,,, nw;K
I-irrr Complaint, ISrotir'-itix, r.'"-'-Tl
' f'unrt, a mi everv air.-ction of th-'
j moat, I.mifrs and Chest, including t'o'-
rv V i.S"r's Ealsnm ofWiM Cherr)-
not ury up a eouh, but loosens il, cleans' s
me huiics, and iiliavs irritation, thus re-mor-xnrj
th enuxe. of th comil:unf. 'ori.
cenuine unless signed I. Buns. Prejiar-d
Oy .Seth W. rowi.KR & Sons, Iiston. Solii
'V IlEMlIXd-rnN-, Hostettkb A Co., ai1
i- raneiseo, and l.y dealers enerally.
-Otebly
STILL I. THE FIELD!
REMOVED SECOflD-CQOR SOUTH OF
HAAS' SAJ.OON.
VSLLIATcrlS & HARDING,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY.
KEKPTIIE MOST CO.Mri.KTK
of Family (Jroccries to be found in tn
f'ty- All rok1s warranted, floods deliver.
In the city free of ciiarjce. The highest casn
price paid for country produce.
Oregcm City. March 2S, 1S73.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF CXIrX)RNIA, '
BERKELEY, CALimRMTa