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reiling. 'e '-nv particularly l'-''
wit i h- poem. -Mm i Master s 11,11
e-Fai. - Hai'vanl"), by K hvur.l EVcreU
The IVun Monthly for this month
contains:! liiaslel l :n lu.-n-uii ju'iushui
rt K lucation, an 1 a very apropos
i l.o.i -h rather t-ratio essay on the Polit
ical outlook. The other matter is, as
usual in to the proper standard, an J
as absorbingly int-.-n.-sim - as ever.
The Ahiin-, heretofore tilled with
iiieiicm i '-''s, has c rossed the Atlan
tic ami i- now giving its subscribers
some b.-aiitif,ii ruts of Knropean scen
ery The pleasantly written descrip
tion's of the pictures and the oilier ably
penned articles mike it a periodical at
once "oi nauieni d and usetul.
Our voting l""': 10 vill be pailiciilarly
pleased witn this month s M Nicholas
The Eight Cousins, by Miss Aluitt, still
romp through its piges, ami 1 he
You..- Surveyor is Waited into a new
einbanassm. nt. The illustrations are
of an exceed irtu I v humorous nature,
and with the ot l. r amusing: matter are
enough to drive ' dull cure ironi the
fireside for a twelvemonth.
(,'INNA ISA K LblKH". At l:tt tllO ef
fort of Messrs. . Jas. M. Fray.cr, A.J.
I'.ack. Dick Unity and T. J. MeCarver,
who have d -vot Al much time this sum
mer prospectirllfor minerals in our
foot hills, liiivlJifcii rewarded with
Kuei-ess. We informed that they
have discovered a rich cinnabar ledge
about li:) miles south ( a-t of this city,
the assays 'Vi per cent, quicksilver,
from the eroppings. The ledge his
been followed a distance of over four
hundred feet, and is about four or five
lV-et wide. The gentlemen that have
discovered this ledge are sanguine that
they have .struc' a rich tiling and pro
iw.se to open the ledge immediately.
Messrs. llmly and MeCarver leave
next week for the mine, and we shall
expect further news on their return,
.should this prove as rich as indicated
it will be of incalculable value to (lack
Rinas coimtv. Thev have named the
ledge -The Mas. .don."
The Wheat J,ulsJ iun.
li.VIU.OW S-'i.VMwN, S o, I. 1st IsT.j.
Id tiik 1 1: a I :i:iss : t lack a mas
I Dt'MY, liiti:Mi!KN : There is a tern-
jHirary lull in o..:- local wheat markt-t
at present. I hit don't get alarmed and
sacrifice your wheat. The cause of the
suspension is, to-- shippers are not pre
pared (o receive it yet, and they don't
wish to buy until the tonnage is here
and they are pit-pared to pay for it, as
it conies in. N'ow, my ad vice to farm
ers is to put your wheat in good mer
chantable condition and lidd it at
home, or sack and deliver at the ;nost
convenient depot, and in le.ss than !'i)
days you will realize- a dollar a bushel,
in "fact I will guarantee on the above
conditions for all that is put in my
h inds, 'one dollar a bushel.
Respectfully, W.M. II.v !'.!.ov.
Tin-: Ma iskkts. Legal tenders, buy
ing Hi. selling S7'i. Wheat, owing to
the failure in S in Francisco, and the
cnnsei!ieut depr, ssion in the money
meiket. h.-!s receded to SI no per bushel
at our mills. !'.!... little is moving, :u 1
will probably riot be active -.u til in n-y
inal'crs bee uies' ttled. It i ; n..t likely
that this depres-iion v. ill l ist long, as
the shipfrs v.J! look ei-i where to
secure the uie.r.e. to move th;; crops.
Wheat in Sin Fi a i e-is.-o is :!t a der.d
V..-U, and has ui:i, - .iown to " '2 on, while
ur last (jT..tali-'.ns were r.'J 'J'). l'.utt"r
in scarce : t any price ami linds ready
sah- at "..! '''.") j, r oui:d; eggs arc
w ortli I'ents ilfizon : young c'.ii.-k-rre
wo: th ' ?2 AO -.-r tlo.eii: old.
s .".a. We Lit,' i:o changes l. re
cord in otli i- .-.! ;;.:.':.
hi:ni:i l.i -'r.- Letters ri-m-ai iiing in
the PoMoOire, t Oregon City, Se.tem-b.-r
is;-,; j
Alfcoie, Mis-; ' . F.; P.eeson. Joel:
I'.hnit. 1. : -ri.thl rs, Wm. ll.:(-.ok,
Cu.;..l. II.-. C .Iiv. Mrs. Mary A. ('J'. ;
I'crr. M. 1'.. : Fa flier, James W. ; b.r
d"H. T. P.. ; Ilail'on. John ll.;llar
vcv. 1,- e; ,!nn I l rs. Susan C. ; Mil
lard, Nelson : R-v, J. i .
If called for ph-ase xav wle-n "adver
tised." J. M. P.acon, P. M.
('ONTRHKNCK ..T C.VXItY. A Camp
meeting will be held at, the confer
ence caiiip grounds, n.t t'anby, in
cluding the IhiHd sabb.th in tliis
month. Ye le;rn that the grounds
are in excellent Ardor, the new fence
erected last ye;J V.aving fully accom
plished its pur,(e. namely, keeping
out all stock. Public services have
l.eeii held on the grounds steadily
during the summer to fair congrega
tions. Notick. A convention of mediums
nl spiritualists will be held at their
camp ground near Rock Island, Clack
amas county, Oregon, commencing
Sept.2Hh ls7." extending over Sunday'.
A particular invitation' is extended to
all Mediums, as mediumship and
f-nirit communion will he the subjects
cnietly discussed. All earnest iiiiuir
ers after truth are cordially invited to
attend. Thomas IU'ck.m an,
President.
Loiok IMiocKKiUN. ;s. M r. J. M. P.a
con, the J rand Secretary of the irand
Lodge of Oregon. T. O. O. F.. has served
us with a copy of the published pro-ce.-dins
of t in- iMt h annual communi
cation nf that bo.lv. It bears the im
print of A. Ntdtn. r of ( )rt g ui City, and
is an exceedingly creditable speci-noii
of typographical skill and taste Olym
pi.i Standard.
In Town. Mr. M. Wilkins, Presi
dent of the Oregon Agricultural Socie
ty, and one of t he committee to select
fabrics for the Centennial, was in town
a few davs ago. and from him we learn
.that the "factory at ihis place will have
'-nie of their goods onK exhibition.
This will be a g od advertisement for
Oregon and especially so Oregon City.
Comimi. Tiy a ti tal card from I'rof.
r. A. Wood, we 1 Am that Prof. A. K.
lice, the ;reat Mill Reader, will short
y virit Oreiron- Jis stated he does all
T.
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lv
he advertises to eo. and that his per
formances are all new. He tells the
aire, place of birth, and in fact can read
a person's iniiul as readily as others
can read print.
Stock Kaisin.;.- -Mr. Charles Ander
son, an old ond highly esteemed citizen
of this place, left here this week to take
up his home intheaioose I,akeeountry.
air. A. prhrosps jo encrage the stock
business. We wAli him tho best of
success. !
In His Puack,-. r. J. H. Moore has
resigned his position in the iron works
at Albina, and came back home to at
tend to his own works at this place.
We are clad tc see him back a-rain.
Visitors at tiik Sanctcm. Purine
the past week the Estekfrise office
has been honored with the Kenial face
f Senator Jas. K. Kelly, the affable
on2ressman(?), Hon. Henry Warren,
ndtho well-known Portland printer,
Mr. A. Or. Walling.
A DisTixnui'-HED Visitor. Bishop
instTiS in this city on lhe 26th
if .i,. -111,1 all exhaustively i luen aii'i
'dl 'ilhKtrated trtiv.l.i on Chicago.
Til.- Farmer is still enjoying lji-s aci
ti.n, :n-l Jles Vcnio sjnl leadi us
.i.r.Mi 'ii tlie Mysterious I -.l.ui.J.
The Oregon City tVonlcii Mills.
j The.e niiils have a n 1 1 : -.n tl rcjv.ita
1 tiori for t;i j e.c( -lk-Jiey of their fabrics,
and below we jiive a synop-is of the-
business capacity and general workings
of the factory.
The mill is built of brick, throe .stories
and a basement high, and cost about
?:'.."), Mi'). Tho capacity of the mill is
what is termed a seven ret factory, with
looms and other machinery in pro
portion. Hast -car the used about
4 .O.OU) pounds "of wool, at an average
cost of 'Sji cents per pound. Thev
made, finished goods, :iK,XX 3ards,
making about double this amount in
goods woven, and 13,000 pair of bl 111
uets. The annual ex penses for opera
tive labor is about i?4u,iH), and the total
expenses for manufacturing 117,-';1 Hi,
to which should be added SUO.OOO for
other expenses, such as discount, insur
ance, taxes ana other items, making a
total expense of tj:is,0tx). Tho amount
of the capital stock of the ( 'oni pan y is
$l00,M)t), which is paid up, and they
employ a capital stock of about &i00,0iKJ
to carry 011 their business.
We shall next week give a business
statement of tiie two planing nulls and
other business enterprises going 011 in
this place.
RksKtNKD. Mr. Jos. JJuchtel, Repre
sentative to tho (irand Lodge of the
United .States, I. O. O. F., has resigned,
being unable to go East on account of
his business. Mr. A. G. Walling, of
Portland, will probably go in his place.
The Jrand Lodge meets on the 'Jlst
itist., and there is but little time left for
any one to get ready. Mr. Walling's
appointment would give general satis
faction. Notick to Sur.sciur.Kr.3. Fearing
we may accidentally overlook one or
more subscribers when wo transfer
their names nest week to our new sub
scription book, we would feel greatly
obliged to any of our patrons who
do not receive our next issue, if they
would inform us immediately , that we
may lose no time in rectifying the mis
take, and forwarding them their copies.
J Iomh Ars.vix. Messrs. W. J. CJald
well and William Iliuley, who have
been absent during the summer at New
Westminster, 1J. C, returned home last
.Sunday evening. Mr. John Meldrum
and" family, who have been spending
several weeks at the sea-side in Clatsop,
returned last Tuesday. They all look
as though they were pleased to get
back again.
( Jon k. Wo are j.ained to announce,
to many of tho young ladies of Oregon
City, that their old beau, R. D. Wilson,
has left them boo-hob for good, lie
goes to Albanv where, he saws, he in
tellds to '-sett le."
1 1 ': t e n n ! . .Mr. R. Jacobs, Presi
dent of the Oregon City Manufacturing
Company, arrived hero from San Fran
cisco last Saturday, overland ; also Mr.
S. Ackerman. They both look as though
they had enjoyed their trip.
F;ti: i rv.- M r. (ieorge V. Foster has
just presented the editor with a very
tine1 water-melon. The pleasure we an
ticipate in carving it is almost cfjual to
the magnitude of our thanks. 2sext.
llA'.ti) at Wonic. The-Aldeii Fruit
drying Company has monopolized
nearly all the girls in the oitv. We
understand tho work to be light and
well paid. Makenionev while the fruit
la-ts.
.Sick.--We regrt t to learn that Dr. J.
W. Norris has l-ec-n cntined to his
room for several days pnt wilh a
seven1 attack 'f i -!;ia. ss. We ho!0 he
nmy be abb- to bo out again soon.
County Coi i'.r. A special term of
the County Court for this county, for
the transaction of general buir.ess,will
be h:d 1 next Mondn v.
Rains. Tiie sr;v.-ral showers we have
had Hi is week have been a boon long
wished for. Let us have more for the
Fall plowing.
Mrs. J.(t. l.oiii.ett will please accept
the long-delayed th inks of the editor
for the very beautiful bouet she was
so kind to send.
Ri;ri'iiN!::.--Miss Nettie Post, who
has boon at the sea-side in Clatsop, re
turned last Tuesday, looking as hand
some as ever.
Akk Tii::ks Nor Exoreii oi Us?
12 very day we read of a new paper
which lias just started or is on the
eve of its first appearance. Hood's
advice to a couple about to be mar
ried is applicable here, and if any of
our readers hear of on: so foolhardy
as to intend running a paper, "in
accents wild" whisper --don't." Old
established journals arc not making
their salt, two of wliich are kicking
very hard in tho traces with the hope
of getting enough of that filthy me
dium of trade, in the shape of hush
money, to adjourn, sine diz, whilo
those who are putting gold into their
old hidden stocking, or paying the
premium on their insurance policies,
can be counted on the fingers. It is
the bad pay subscriber that is in a
great measure to blame for tho inertia
of tho Oregon rcss, and the sooner
ho stops crying with the Seminole
chief, ''Go count your chosen where
the fell beneath ray leaden rain," tho
better it w ill bo for the State at large
and tho ah editor, in particular.
Mills Dcsthoyed by Fire.
About 12 o'clock on the night of the
oOth, Captain MaJoram Crawford's
llouring mills, situated" at Lafayette
were ilestroye.l b- lire. Tho fire is
supposed to have been the work of
an incenliary. The loss sustained is
about 68,000. If tho sympathy of
the Captain's many friends in Ore
gon City will prove any consolation
to him, ho mav re;it assured that he
has it in heart-felt abundance.
Darwin says there is a missincr
lmk between the higher order o"f
apes and man. We think if we had
a few minutes conversation with him
we could put liini on the track of
discovery. Enterpiuse.
If you haven't time to go and put
your face in evidence, send Darwin,
y ou r ph ot ograp h . Statesman .
The "track of discovery" leads
toward the Statesman office.
California Elections. On Wed
nesday the Municipal (in San Fran
cisco) State and Congressional elec
tions were held in California. There
were three tickets in the field Dem
ocratic, Independent and Republican.
Up to the time of going to press no
returns had come in, owing to the
number of tickets in the field, the
scratching, and mode of conducting
the election.
Tinmen vsmiic xi:ws,
15 T.TIM! li-lK
Aiu-ei.s Co.-.s.tid to be the largest
mipoinnr noiKie 111 tiui Uni
id i
rsiate-s
les amount to 200 000 but if tl ,-
assets are judiciously auiuinisteret
creditors can ultimately be paid do!
lar for dollar. He assigns as a cans.
have largo stocks. Thev ulsm !.-.-
largo real estate, not at present
available. A detailed statement of
their ailairs is to bo prepared as
possible.
Washington, Aug. 2C Xo infor
mation has yet been received hero in
regard to the action by the U. S
steamers Congress and Hartford,"
sent to Tripoli to demand reparation
luixtuu Anoint- vucuMi lu me nicriccin
consul and his wife. Negotiations
are being conducted by Captain En
glish. Should theTripolitan author
ities refuse to make reparation upon
his demand, Hear Admiral AVorden,
of the European station, will be di
rected to proceed to Tripoli with all
his forco and there await instruc
tions. Philadelphia, Aug. 20. The
steamer Ohio, which sailed to-day
for Liverpool, takes out 2,400 crates
of Delaware poaches. The steerage
of tho ship has poen turned into a
refrigerator and profovided with fans
lor keeping up a constant current of
cold air. This is the lirst venture of
the kind.
The national committee of the
Union League of America met to
day. A movement was inaugurated
looking toward a union of all ele
ments of opposition lo tho Demo
cratic party, especially in the South.
Sr. Paul, Aug. 27. Xo more fa
vorable weather for scouring tho
grain crops could bo wished for than
has been experienced in tho last
three weeks, up to Monday, and it is
an absolute fact that tho balk of tho
finest crop of wheat, barley and oats is
secured in good condition and put in
stack, beyond fear of damage hy
rain. A largo acreage of corn is
planted this year in tho Stale; pros
pects very poor; tho weather has
been uniform and tho rain too cool
for ripening.
Sr Louis, Aug. 27. Reports from
100 points in Arkansas, West Ten
nessee and Northern "Mississippi
show that the general crop prospects
are of the most gratifying character.
Thsre are abundant crops of wheat
and oats in most of this, region,
(lood crops of small grasses were
male, and all has been harvested
and protected save corn. The latter
has ia all instances matured, and
only awaits convenience of planters
to harvest.
Xkw Yonrc, Aug. 2S The Reming
ton diamond badge was won to-day
at Creodmcre, by L. L. Hepburn and
defeating l'ulton, Yans and Ooniield
of the International rifle team. Hep
burn and Fulton each made US points
but as tho former shot 2C and making
tho greatest number at long range,
ho was awarded tho prize.
S.VLrM Titlks. Wo have been in
formed that an important decision in
the ca-iO of Wilson's heirs vs. Palmer
says tho .ST ' ife.ona. Judge Fields de
cided in tho United States Circuit
Court of Oregon, that all conveyan
ces made by claimants under the do
nation or land law are valid, when
m ule after July 17th, 1851, by per
sons who have tiio land ollico certiii
cato of final proof, although tho con
veyance bo made before tho issuing
of the patent. I his is in accordance
with the views maintained by Judge
Thornton in his pamphlet on Salem
titles; and it settles definitely and
probably forever tho title to all the
property in Salem, except in a few
cases whore great carelessness and
want of skill in drafting deeds have
lefe open a way through which tho
Wilson heirs may seek to appropri
ate tho property of honest citizens.
The magnitude and importance of
this decision on titles, even through
out the State, cannot bo well overrat
ed. Judge Deady dissented from
Justice Field's opinion.
The census returns from Tolk
county, which have just been com
pleted, show the following, popula
tion and other statistical facts: Males
21 years of age and over, 1,211; males
under 21 and over 10, 720; males un
der 10, 809; females over 18, 1,03:3;
under 18 and over 10, 181; under 10,
742. Total population. 4.91 G. Land
under cultivation, 71,003 acres;
wheat, 002,017 bushels: oats, 238,009
bushels; barley, 2-'3,712 bushels; hay,
9,038 tons; wool, 70,0:33 pounds;
corn, 1,439 bushels; sheep, 22,731
head; hogs, 0,203; horses, 4,133; cat
tle, 4,800; tobacco, 412 pounds; pota
toes, 13,943 bushels; apples, 179,933
bushels; lumber, 2,880,000 feet;
mules, 40; butter, 92,933 pounds;
cheese, 2,000 pounds; timothy seed,
300 bushels; llax seed, 300 bushels.
One tannery, one pottery and four
grist-mills.
-o-
Only Too Ti.ce. The Xew York
Ski in a recapitulation of the frauds
perpetrated in the last year by tho
ltadical party, spcaks in this strain:
"Wherever we turn, the proof of
appalling rascality stands out, sus
tained and justified at Washington.
Office-holders know their doom next
year, and from, the highest to the
lowest there is a high carnival of
corruption. Every one is for himself.
The license to steal is stamped on :;11
commissions. .The President daw
dles and drinks at the sea shore, de
spises business, and pockets his dou
ble pay and perquisites. Authority
is erone from the seat of government.
a 4
Changed Hands. On the first of
September, tho Daily Oregon Stafcs
man of Salem passed from the hands
of L. S. Scott t Co. into those of J.
M. Waters Esq. It is useless to say
that the politics will remain un
changed, inasmuch as Mr. Waters
has been driving tho editorial quill
in the office of the Statesman for some
time past and is in consequence
thoroughly imbued with Radical
heresies.
The Yamhill Reporter says the
Democrats have supplied Warren
with a "stake.". Yes, but it is one
on which we intend to impale him.
ior lauure me general depression in
business and shrinkage in values of
coffee and sugar, of wliich tlm firm
Ax Aptaxtageois Esciiaxci; !
Att.og tho .:.a!y1.Jvtaio,,voLilv0 I
reaped from the newspaper system of
exchanging, wo have felt none so
our
intercourse wita tlie ban 1 rauci
SCO
S'tnuny Lc-lyr. Though it has only
just made its debut, it has in every
way proved itself the worthy ofisping
of the well known daily which has
gien it birth. It is replete with in
teresting matter of all kinds and from
all points, and wo truly hope that its
circulation will meet its editor's high
est hopes.
Tho Xow York Smi says that it
really looks more and more as if Boss
Grant would be the ' regular Repub
lican candidate for President next
year.
IIORX.
Iu this city, AusustSlt, k", tothuwifo
of .Mr. II. b. Kelly, a son.
MAUitlKiJ.
At thPt resilience of Mr. Frank Kent, Or.j
ou Clry, August 'JOtti, 1S75. by the Rev.
John V,. Sel 1 u o.ni, .Join. 1 la ns.-ri unU .Mary
I-'r.inces S-.vi.tz -, bolli-oithVs city;
May their path through life ever be that"
of unclouded happiness.
Import-iti t Il-iIJs i-Iti-..sa utly
Although the days of irrational me
dication arc happily passing r.v.ay, and
intelligent physicians have ceased to
measure the supposed eineaey of a
remedy by tho violence of its effects,
there still linger among tho older prac
titioners a few of those predilections in
favor of "heroic" treatment, which it
will be lucky for their patients if they
had abandoned. One of these is a fond
ness for administering drastic purga
tives, such as Line pi'!, Calomel, ialap,
iiu -;if,n - r ou. v. coin i u. - - -
fects of these d renehin-drn-s wit h t:.
mild and beneliccnL operation of j Ins-
uid castor oil. A contrast, of these ft-
tetter's Stomach Ihlteis, is the very be.-l
are;umi'iit that can be auaucecl against
the wisdom of such destructive treat
ment. The old fashioned cathartic;
convulse the stomach, and relax the
bowels so abruptly and copiously as to
weaken them. J los-tet tor's Hitters, on
the contrary, iievi r -Ti iee the intesi in-s,
but i roduei' a laxative e licet resell 1 1. 1 inu
tile action oi' nature. ,U the .same time
they remove the cause of constipation,
by aroii.sine; the dormant liver to secrete
the bile neeessary to the regular er
formance of the excretive fui'ietiiai, and
enable the stomach to thoroughly di
gest the food, indirection and billi
ousness having been llius ovt-reome, a
regular habit of body ii tin- liecesse.ry
coiise.pience, which the occasional sub
sequent use of the Kilters renders per
manent. Kvcry disagreeable symlom
wliich, in the absence of perfect diges
tion and evacuation, harrasses t!i; sys
tem, vanishes uinleM- the intl ucm-e of t he
n eat national stomachic and alteratii e.
Health and viior are twin blessings
1'iat follow its use.
rr7"Mynheer l'.uil Dietrich, of Mil
waukee, fceline- his earthly tabernacle
stored with trouble to be expelled, de
cided, after lull enquiry ami investiga
tion, to employ Ay r's Pills. In his
haste to purify his Dutch stomach, he
mistook tin- "directions, ('2 to 7,1 and
swallowed 27 for a dose. This created,
of course, an ap-puul-ine; internal re
bellion. JUtt Paul went throuah the
! i ii 1 it like a hero, and eaine oil' vietor at
last, with a renovated system which he
proudly exhibits as proof of the wis
dom of his choice. He advises cverv
body to take Doct. Ayer's Pills, but
kindly advises his friends who are am
bitious of folio win;; his example, to "pc
sure and take tier 'right b .tion." Min
nesota Telegraph.
POXH'S i:TUAl T-.:taple as Hour-'
is what, drujrjrifts say of l'o.vn's Kxtkact,
which may he r .'lied on as the best I'amily
Medicine for the cure of ninny class -s of
diseases. Send to the I'onii's Kxtkact
Co.mi'a.nv, OS Maiden Dune, New York, for
a hook, free, giving its history and us?s ;
and ask your dru-rgi.st s for it when you
need a I'ain Destroyer.
"IIealiii; on llio AVisigK," say all who
have made use oi Ijh. ist. -vis's I.ai.sa.m
ofWii.p ( llKliitY, and hv such use liven
cured of coughs, cohls, bronchitis, sore
throat, mlluena or con sum ption. lh
prudent will always ketj) this standard
remedy by them.
Important. Endorsed hv tho Medical
profession. DK. WM. HALL'S I5ALSAM
FOlt Till; LON'JS cures Coujihs. Colds and
Consmiition, and aH disorders of the
Throat and Chest. DIt. TOW LEY'S
TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures in one
MINUTE. febhi
NE-W TO-DAY.
Trifilii'-' witlt TSillioiiiics AVont. I.
In this way chronic dis -ase is hrousrht on
A disordered liver is the consequence of n
foil 1 stomach and obstructed bowels, and
tho very Lest preparation in existence to
put r hem in periect order nnd keep I hem
so, is
Tarrant's Eff.'rvfscnit S.Ilzrr Ap.ricni
SOLD BY ALL DUUGO ISTS.
JNTKW GOODS!
Icr fstcar.icr John I,. Stephens.
ACKEKHAN liKOS.
"yy ILL- RECEIVE TI I E EI fl.ST IN VOIC1
FALL AND WIHTER GOODS
Which they will ha v.? open for inspection
on tho arrival ol the steamer.
Auj:. 2T:tf
CITY (JIIAM5IAR SCHOOL
T I LTj BE 11ESOMF.D ON MONDAY
r September Wh. in the buiidimr ad
ioininir the Odd Eel lows' Hall. As only;
. . i - ... :. . .
11 m lieu nil 111 ner oi pn pi is v n I u- reeeiveu
t hose desiring to at tend will a ppl v fit. onci
to: S. D. I'OI'E, 15. A., Ae.,
Aujr. -27 :w2 Principal.
JUST" ISSUED.
20(tm KUITIOX.
M A N II & D,
revisedJaxd correctkd rv TI e author,
K. tit- V. Cl'ItTIS, D. , c'te., .tc.
A Medical Essay on the causes and cure
of premature decline of man, showing how
health is lost, and how regained. It gives
a clear synopsis of the impediments to
marriage, the treatment of nervous and
physical debility, exhausted vitality, and
all" other diseases apx rtaining thereto;
the results of twenty years successful prac
tice. OPINIONS OF THE TRESS.
CURTIS ON "MANHOOD." There is no
member of society by whom this book will
not be found usefvl, whether he be parent
preceptor or clergvmnn. I.ontlm Times.
CURTIS ON "MANHOOD." This book
should be read by the young for instruc
tion, and by the atllicted for relief; it will
injure no one. McJical Tioxes and Gazette.
Price One Dollar, by mail or express.
Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 5.M Sut
ter street, or P. O. Box 337, San Eraneisco,
Cal. nils. 27 :ly isd3m
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J3TC t v y. r r"l w '", ""
niinr.n xorth-westeua uaiuyav.
TKE FOP-ULfiR HS'JTE OVERLAID.
"g.vss?:x;Kns roii oincAoo, ni.v-
--are. balls, Pittsburg. Ptiiiadelplil ,
-Montreal, 'Quel. New York, l'.oston, or
any oint K;.st, shouKI buy their
TiiAxscoxTi $:mal i jcke:t:s
the Pioneer Kou:e,
TIIK
CHICAGO t NOit Tii-V. T3;ii2
IIA1LWAY.
this is vnr cest kovti: i:ast.
Its trf.el: is of STKKL lAir,S,;ui(lon it has
been iionle he f:i-test t imp t h;M h:.s ever
been MAM; in I his country. I'.yt his route
I passengers for -".oinls east of Chicago have
j choice of the I'ollo.i ing lines from Cliicyo .-
15y the tslmvy. Fort Wayne nucl
Cliicago -iiit l-cjis;ylv:it!ia liaiMvayx:
Tl l! II 'l it At X-S I )AI r.Y.vif h rull
pj T.va-i Palac ";rs t hrongli to I'liiladel
) hia ami New York on each train.
J TlIKOOill TKAIN, with Pullman
Palace Cars to baltimore and Wash
ington. IJy !n Tj-"1i.- SIx.ro uiut T'litJi I i;-.ii
- So;it!ivi'n I:.i)uny mni ('iiinv;iiiit
(.'-. V'.uli Cei:tiitl ;i!'.l Jre 1 1 .1 ; S -
! vo.-i-I.-) :
J TIIK T :-II TRAIN'S DAILY, with
rj l'alai-' J ra v. ing lioom ' ami Silver I "a 1
aee Sleeping Cars ttirongh to New York.
V.y tZii' yiitir.iiitit -iir:I, (.riiiia
'l'ui.::C, ;-e;j VVs-Hlrrn :;:! Krie :uii!
rVew S"r"i C't-sJr:iI i;: ihvays :
O TiUtOriiU TiiAIXS, with Pul!inan
I'alaee i rawing K'.oio and Sleeping
Cars through to New York, to Niagara
Palls, i'aiir.ilo, Koehester or New York city.
'.y II:i IJ : r.l.o e ji :li:o lia i i rou .! :
TIIP.OImJH TitAINS DAILY, with
I'uHaian l-abiee Cars for Newark,
Zam-svil! , Wheeling, Washington ami
IJaltimore without Chang-'.
This is the silt illTEST, r.KST nnd only
line runni:. j;I'ullman celebrated PALACh'
SLKWlNti OAKS AND OOACIJK.S, con
neet!Tir with Onion I'ai-ifi Uailroad at
OMATtA rind from tin- A'j:si', via (irand
. , , , , , , , . , , , -. , , ,, . .
ncUon, V-hn t 'ir . s niton
h'VrVJ - 1 '
This i-o; tiler route is unsurpassed for
peed, 'otutort ii I Kai'ety. The smooth.
well-li;;!i;i(( d a.'id p i e'ct track of steel
raiN, t he eel. .brat d Lull man 1 'a lace Sleep-
n I i ::l-.5, tlie ; er:e-t lcl---:nipli s.vs! tn ot
movinii t r:i in.;, t he regularity with whih
iey run, tic a-1 ;n ira i -! iir.-antr' hi', sit ol
runninu t iinaua ears to Chicairo irom all
.oin! -; West, . cure t o p?i s.-n irers a 1 1 t he
onilorts i:i mod- rn liiilway Travelin--;.
Noehan - .:' C'ar.i a:.d no t'-dious deitivs
it IVrri- s.
Pas.? -n ;-rs v.il! find Tick-.is via this Fa
vorite Louie at t iie e-iei-al TicUi t )lliee
f tin.' Central l'.iciile Kailroau, Sacramen
to.
Tie!-, t s for sal in all the Ticket Otiiees
oftheCeiitr.il I'aci;":..' itailroa.l.
W. !. S'l K.VXKTT,
e-n. I 'as. Agoiit.
MAirrix iiciin i T, ;. n. sup.
Jl. 1'. STANWOi !, U.'iir-nl A'ncy, 121
Mor.t-'onu-rv sir !, ; an 1'raneiseo.
tl . 1 i :lv
rp;j. r Cfh-iii' I II Liv:r.
V. S. K.,-..ISKKIt U-FICI'
I'oKri.AM., Oregon, August 2-", 1st5.
Sl:. l.i.l. I'I'i M'l ISA I IN HI ll.i1 Ai i ;,
will h" rec-'ived :-i this otilc- until 12 -M.
on the :'!lli day of S.'M'-inher, H7", lor the
mil.roveia -nt oi the '. . p r i ol um bi.i river,
it e.-ie.i i,l i ic lollowine; i omts :
Honily Ha 'id 1 l.v en lour and five
nile.s ai.ove Wa He. hi , a! .out n- hundred
cuhic yards of roclc, more or 1 s .
I. in at 1 1 !a t ')!T Kiiii.l, bet w.--n live and
six mi i s aoove I mat ii Ia, :i hout tw. hun
dred cubic yards of rock, more or less.
Kork Cr-'ck Ihipid. twenty-live miles
above 'i ii!o, about Tilt y cubic yards of
rock, more r i
i). ii. e Kaj id, thirty-live, miles above
lilo, iibout scv. i.ty-iive cubic yards of
rock, mor ' or b-s.
The w rk to be don" consists in blast inff
out r.tck; al I reck tx-inir u:uK r v. at.-r.
I'rinted sp"-jii-;i' ions, instructions to
bidders, and blank forms for proposal, will
be l u.-n ished on a ; i i ii-at ion to this office,
where, charts of t iie local it ies above named
mav be xa m itied.
X. M KTILEft,
Attc. :2 Major of Engineers.
JAM HS M'KIXXOX, JOHN It. MILLER.
WAOO MIU &ABRIAS
i-M
Ail 2. LSI Itt,' m: . : ii Wz- jeL 1
rniiE i:xd E ii s i ; x E D r-?-i rj
L having leased the New -V'-OV'
Shop r.-CMitly oeeuj'ied by the jZX'J
late David Smith, corner of
Main nnd Third street, ) re iron City, take
this method of informing- the public in
general, that, we are no.v prepared, with
ample room, good materials, and the very
best of .Mechanics, to build anew, recon
struct . make, pa int , iron and turn out all
complete, any sort of a vehicle from a
common cart to a Concord Coach.
Ulu vWsmiS l t riir, IJorsc-SIiooiiie" ami
iioiii'ul .Ii.Ja.ine, A'eallj-, t;iKIy
;iu;i Hen ply Done.
HOP.SI-'-Si;o5INfi A SPliCJAIiTV.
Come and try us.
McKIXXOX i MILLER.
Aug. 13, 1S73 an l
Summons. "
In the Circuit Court of t he State of Oregon,
for Clackamas county.
L. D. C. Latourette, Plaintiir, )
vs. J Suit in
W. W. Ruck, Jane Luck, U.S.) Equity.
Luck, Miranda L. I'.uck.andl
W. J. Lergen, Defendants. 1
To said W. .1. I'.ergen, Defendant:
T N THE NAME K I HE STATE OF OR
egon : You are hereby summoned and
requ ired to be and a epear in the above en
tit led Court at t he next regular I erm t here
of,, followi ng the expiration of six weeks
iif.er t he Jirst public;.! ion of t his summons ;
to-wit:on th-fourth Monday in Septem
ber, A. D., l.V7", and answer the complaint
of plaint i if til -d in sa id Court, in the above
entitled suit, or forwent Cut: of, the plain
tiir will apply to the Court f..r t he relief
demanded in the complaint. Su.-h relief
demanded is a, decree against, w . w.l.neic
and II. S. Duck for f.l.niHI gold coin, with
interest, at twelve per cent, p r annum.
since the pi h day of December, 1S7.J; and
the foreclosure of a mortgage upon 1,"7
acres of II. S. Lucie's donation claim in
l 'laekamas coe.nty, Oregon, and Lots, one,
two. lour, five, six, seven and eight, in
Block numbered twelve in Oregon City,
( ire. -on. which mortgage was duly recorded
Vii -. Pi. IMja. on pages .) and .".ii of Look
"I ; ol t he r -cord of mortgages in Clacka
mas, count v. Oregon; and also, to have
your jnt crest in said land decreed subject
to said mortgage ; and also, to have fore
closed a mortgage given by you and Sam
uel McCawley to U.S. Luck, recorded April
l"), 1S7;5, on pages 2v, :'s(i ;unl 7, in Look
"D" of th" record, of mortages in said
Clackamas county ; and for a decree that
said land and town lots may be sold to sat
isfy the demands of plaint itr. This sum
mons is pii! -lis he. I pur sua nt - to an order of
lion. E. I . Shaft tick. Judge of said Court,
made and dat"d the 11th day of August, A.
D.. l-7.. JOHNSON .V McCOVN,
aughiw.j PlainLill's Attorney.
THE W01AfS FRIEND
the
P I II I t IT X G
Scrubbing Machine I
.0.000 in Successful Use!
The only Machine in the World that takes
ll j) the Dirty W titer OIT tile Floor wit h
outthe Use ofa Clot h or Srong" It Cleans
and Dries the Floor with Wonderful Ita
pitlity, and without Putting the H?nds
into t he Dirt v W.-ti-r, and Hiirhly Appre
ciated when Exhibited and Seen V'h-'1.
For Sal--nt ACICERMAN BROTHERS
Or 'gon City, August 17, ls75 :tf.
Wotice.
1 4 IX PERSONS KNOWING THEM
"V. selves indebted to Dr. S. Parker will
please call at his office or at Ward & Hard
ing's Drug Store and settle- Imrafdiatf-lv
either by cash or note. Dr. S. PARKER."
ex
SPIUNG1875
Is your time to buy goods at low prices.
AGKERtfi&H BROTHERS
are now receiving a lr-re stock of
SPPiIHGAND SUMMER GGCDS,
.-ill of the Latest Styles, which will sell
AT LESS TKAH FQRLA?:D FR!C;ES,
Our stock has been bouirht for cash, aiul 1
we will sell it at a small advance u.ve . j
'
S
I
SAN FRAf-ICLSCO COST, i
j
I
7-K WILL SAY TO EVEIJYEODY BE- ;
tl fore you purchase or go to Portland, i
come and price our goods and convince t
yourself that we do what we ?ay. Our slock !
consists In part of ;
Fancy ond Staple
Dry Goods, Cloth In jr,
Huts, Bojts and Shoes,
Indies and Gents
Furniskinp (.tcods.
Notions, Grott .
1c s, Hard
ware"
and n great, many otlier articles too mimer
ours to mention ;
ALSO
PAINTS AKD GILS,
L i Li. i Mv.
We will also pay the Highest Market
I 'rice for
Country-Produce.
AOICEKMAN BROS.
Oregon City. April l, lTr- tf
(3
o
c?;ai x-tiwa :m t-y if
m r-; . j & KS- t- i 4 i
15 s
SITE Y.'OCLD CALL THE ATTENTION
V V
ol Touchers, and others interested in music,
to the following works, as being t he best of
their class :
F308!eAL CHIMES.
A new Class-Look for Female Voices.
Price 1?T Per Dozen. Sample copies, mail
ed, post-paid, on receipt of SI.
FAIRY ECHOES.
A Class-nook for Children. Used In all
the principal Public .Schools. Price. SO
r-r Dozen. Sample copies mailed, post
paid, on receipt of CO cer ts.
sorio
ECHO.
The Most Popular School Singing-Rook
ever published. Price $7 5 Per Doicu.
Sample copies mailed, post-paid, on re
ceipt of 75 cents.
Address,
J. L. PETEUS,
S13 BROADWAY, X. Y.
Aug. C:wC
OREGON STEAMSHIP CO.'S
S7EAME0AT FaOTlCE !
Stx E. "NT. COOKE,
Will leave OREGON CITY for PORTLAND
every day Except Sunday, 1 at 7. v. o'clock,
A. M. Returning, will leave Portland for
Oregon. City ul o'clock, I'. M.
.Sti ALICE,
Will leave OREGON CITY for CORVALLIS
every Monday and Thursday of each week.
Sti IJAYTOjNT,
Will leave OREGON CITY for McMINX"
YILLE, LAFAYETTE and DaYTON, and
all points between, every Mondav, Wed
nesday and Friday of each week. leaves
t he Basin at S o'clock, A. m., and connect
with the train at Canemah at l, A. m.
Sti AL1)A
Leaves OREGON CITY for ITARRISBURfr
and EU;ene and all intermediate points
every week.
fttr. Farixiio latton,
Leaves ORKGON CITY for ALBANY and
all intermediate points between twice ev
ery week. J. D. BILES, Agent.
Oregon City.Februarv, 11. 1S71.
J. r. WAiin.
OEOP.GK A. UARDIXO.
WARD & HARDING,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
TEEP CONSTANTLY OX 1IAXD A
oeoeiiii assort ment ol
Oi-ivirs and Chemicals,
Perfumery, Soaps,
Com lis and
Liiislies. ,
1 rilSSI-R, Muiumrru
Nlio.il.fcr IJraces taiiry 'ni
1"n't ArlicU-H,
AT.SO
Kerosene Oil, Lamp Chimney,
C.ln. l-iitj-, Iiints, Oils.
I irnihcsnii(l IyrSIufT,
PURE WIES AM) LKtlORS FOR 3IE
Din.WL PURPOSES.
PATENT TilKDICIXES, ETC.
P-Physieians' I'reseript ions carefully
compounded, and all orders correctly an
swered. l"Open at. all hours of the night.
SjAU accounts must Ie paid monthly,
novtitf WARD HARPING.
Administrator's Fioticc.
"V-OTICE IS 1 1 EKE BY GIVEN THAT
J the undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the estate of Matthew
Kirchem, deceased, by the lion. County
Court of Clackamas county. State of Ore
gon therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are required to present
them to me within six months from the
date hereof at the office of Johnson A Mc
Cown, in Oregon City, properl v ; verified.
HL.NKl trA-SSs,
Administrator of said i state.
Clackamas county, Aug. 6, 1S76 :w4
- Hear, lor 1 will Kieak of excellent
?0NO'S EXTRACT TiielcatwrocclalePai
Destroyer, lias been in use over thirtT
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-'
I -j-.J'Ttuesciuinot he excelled. A
i CHlLDREH. No family can affortl to be without
j l'luiit s Lxtrnrt. Acciik-nts, Brnises,'
I ontusions, Vnt. Sprains, are relieved
j almost mstJintly jr external application.
I i romptly relieves pains or Hums, Scalds,
F.xeoriatinns, dialings, Old Sores
j (OIIi- rcloii-s Corns, etc. Arresta in-
namatton, reduces swellintrp, Ftop9 bleeding,'
! rtJor di,'0',h"oii!au(l heals rapidl.
f tW! AlEVEAS.?ESSES. It ahvavs relieves pain
i in the Hack :iuaioini,ftiiine.ss and pressing pain O
IS LEUCCRRHEA it 1 .is no equal. All kinds of nl
feralious U which ladies are subject are
.muujiuicu. i u.ier cijtuam Dooliaccom-
PUPS bli7l nr T--r: i. t
?r
. o'?irilti.Vc'm lori- ri"si--i: ha regular use.
VASlCOSE VElKS.-lt is tho only Fiiro cure for
This i-m:i r i, cijii-jn-rous condition
E0tl DlSL5.SE3.-lt has" ua eau:ll forpcrma-
nei.t ci.it-.
ELE21?5G from cry ci;: Po-tl'ii i n nap.
ciiic. It his F;ivVd l.u-.d-cd of hvcs wl eu all
other rcme-ii-- faUcdt. arrc.-t b:--ain from
nose, Monuic"-, iiuir, :.i:d oVscwhcn-'
RHEUMATISM, t'KUrjftlCIA. Totkacu4 and
tarnrhu are a:i l.kc r-.-l.evcd, iiud often per-
! PHYSICIANS -'.l c'uo:.:- wlio are acquainted
: Willi J'.nrt;a 1 -r:-..-t ef V, iicii Hazvl roc-
... ....li . ... v , 1 1
umiuciiiinni iii.ictice. U ohavo latte'SOt
comincii.-latiirti t i iuiTith-cdaof l'hvsicians",
raanyof v. lioni r,; c'. r i; lor vc la iheir owu
jirnciicc. In al ie '.ae. la n.-i L.r-'eoin, they
order U6 v. -a t . '.v.'i:h;irs ot' rll" kinds,
Juitisy, Sere 'i i v;.::f, 1 iiltatnial Tonsils,
fcnnplii and tiirou.e hi:irr.-s, CnUirrb,
?or which if i- s-:.i!f ":".-.) ca-nlnin9 l'rst
ed I-'ci f, S:;n!-- S"f l:cels, j;os-.iiirtB,
etc., CliariM d llatiiii, jfatc, ani iiideed
nil iniTim rf t k'a ui:H :cs.
TOILET USE. Removes Sorri!PIoncIin-ss,
aid Saiar! in,'-r : heals Out-, i'r tuitions,
and PiuiiiicK. It n'.-.-rf.'.-nf.-.--. uml rc
frethc, wl;:li v.onderfu.'ly iai;.:oviug the
('oicploxioii.
T3 FAR?.iSS. -PoiicIN Exlracr. No Stock
lireeii .-r,iii L: verv",.;:n r;:n niionl tol.c without
it. It is used hy tdi t.i. I.cadinir Livt ry Stables,
Street I':ii!ro:id j uud ll;t Ilor.--cnieh ia New
York City. It li u- no cq'iril for iiraii!-, II ar.
hpss or tSaihUo OhnJIiirr-i, Stillnriss,
Scratches, S.vci5in'rw,t:iils, I.ncerations,
IIIeeijiiir, l"ucj::.uui;, folic, itio rrlira,
t'liills, CoL!s, c ic. Its riirre of action is wide,
and the relief it jiftbids i.--eo prompt thnt it is
invalnah'.o iu every Farm-yard ss well as in
every Earm -house. .Let it be tried once, and
von will never he without U.
CA'jTIQN. Pond'.- i:.vtinct hasbtwn imitated.
The genuine article lias the words Pond's Ex
tract blown in cnrli bottle. It is prepared by
the only persons Iiviiipr who ever knew how
to prepare it properlv. JJefuse all otherpre
"J panitious of Witch Hazel. This is the onh
iirticle nscd by Physici:ins, and iu the hospi
tals of this connt-'v and Furr.pe.
HISTORY AND USES CF FGKD'S EXTRACT,
in i imp!il-t form, ent f r-e u upUc:.t ion to
P0K3S EXTRAGT COMPANY. s Maiden
Lane, M.-w nrk.
ronCitvand vicinity that he is
lrepandto furnish
F!?t SP??.-CS Ai'iU CEDAR LUMBER,
Of every d ''script ion, at low rates.
M.S'.,
Drr rjiiorl."-, Ceiliujr, Rntir, 0
H;:rn-e, (for shelving) , J- 1 J see,
PicUofs, a ni Keic'-Pl., Cedar,
CoHStiHitljl Oil '"('.'.'.'.
S.'reet an-.l Sid nvsiEc lumber furnished
on the shortest, notice, at as low a rates as
it can be purchased in tiie State.
Give ni-e a ceil at thyj,
oiir.aox citv'sa ir mills.
Oregon City, June 1'), !.,. :Jf
Main St., Orvfrori City.
3lAm:.ai"BER Aafl 131 PORTER OF
'-V
.'. - '
Siiiidless IJj-rncs-i,
SdtIery-JIS1a-nitre,
etc., etc.
O
WTHICII HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
V V can be had in the State, at
WHOLESALE RETAIL.
E?1 warrant mj- goods as represented.
1,000 BEEH 8KSHS
WANT IS II),
AND ALSO,
LL OTHER KINTiS OF HIDES. FOR
ZV which 1 will pay the high s market
price in cash Lring on your hides and get
your coin fort hem.
JOHN SC'IIRAM,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City, Oregon, July 11, Is7i-in3.
O I vIS GJ OINT C IT T
SAW AKD PLASniNO MILL
LL KINDS OF Q
Sasil, IJlimls, Poors,
"iViiiilc-.v l'raiacs louldi njfj.,
ITinifwliin5 Liimljei',
Flooring, CciH ii r, fSindin-j & Rustic.
Will Build all classes of Euildings.
Designs, Specincations, Ei!l of Material
Made.
K. .T. f OLU ATII.
Oregon City, May 11, lS7.j:tf
Summons.
'In the Circuit Court for the State of Ore
gon, for-the county of laekamas.
Suit in Equity to determine adverse claims
to real property.
Rebecca K. Mv.'re and
S. D. Moore, Plaint ifs,
vs.
Caroline F. Adams, e(. a Is., DefendantiC
To .lames Albin llarlyw, one of the defend
ants in t he above -nt il led suit, :
IN THE NAM E F THE STATE OF ORE
gon .- You are hereby summoned and
required to be and appear in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, lor t he county
of Clackamas, on or before the first day of
t he next term ot said Court that shall" be
held alter six weeks from Cue first publi
cation of this summons, being the time
prescribed in the or.l- r for publication of
this summons, said first publication being
on the i.; h oi August, is;?, ainsaid next
term of said Court to be h. ldr.n the 4th,
Monday of September, l-"., ami answer to
the complaint of t he plaintiir in the above
entitled suit ; and it Mm f;;il so to answer,
plaint ifrwill npi.lv to the Court for the re
lief demanded in tli" said complaint,
which is to determine the ownership of
certain real estate d'-seribed in said com
plaint , sit uat ed in Cii.ekaroas county. State
of Oregon, ml to exclude the delendants
from ariv interest therein.
This summons is published in pursuance
of an orde- of lie- Judge of said Court,
made r.t Chamber-", and dated the 29th.
day of July. A. P., IST".
S. IIP FLAT.
Aug. G : 7 At torney for Plaintiff.
TO FRUIT-GROWERS.
rplIE ALPEN I-'Ut'IT PRESERVING
X Company of Oregon City will pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
forPM MS, PIMKSnixl APPLES.
Mr. Thos. Cbarman is authorized to pur
chase for t he Com i .a n v.
Ii. D. C I.ATOURETTE,
I'resident.
THOS. CHARMAN, Secretary.
Oregon City, July 2S, 1S75 :tf
NOTICE.
T HERERY REVOKE ALL POWERS
L of Attornev and Froxies to vote stocK.
heretofore given , by inc. in Clackamas
countr, Oregon. D. P. THOMPSON.
Salt Lake City, July '27, ls75 :w4
S7"The National Cold Medal was award
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