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I OREGJX L'liV, OHEUO.V. SEP. 3, ls7i. DICI) YESTERDAY." J5V ELLA LEE IIAnDI-RRGOK; S-) it s in Is on t!ie recor-1 there! r tea l the wonU with a vacant stare. s in -3 that my eyes are cola and dry, T i it I ni.ike no moan, I heave no s:gu ; O ilv with doubting voice 1 say: "li it true it was but yesterday lactone ilav since his spirit lied, Though I have mourned him( long s dead ; , Just one u av hiucu inu iv, i, s'liilinrf the scene to heaven o hell, For him I worshipped Ions a-rh, , For him who wrought my Hhul such woe ? A "I knew tlie printed types li lot! Yet in m V he irt'.s dro ir deptiw spot lr vears Iv'e kept with mournful car Hanin riet".s pule i.nmortelle thtro liw?i iii those depths his form I laid, With tears and groans his grave I made. "When faith was broke an J love had lied, Twas then I wrote him among my dead. , . The rolling vears have brought their l.-ilm ; lUessing in'v soul with T.etheVJ calm i: tlied yesteijlay 1" WOIIIUII ff'RIX il ' a (wiie.sU i was hoi mv io & wn.. i. An Anipric.ni Oiiecii for T)oti Piatt writes from London will re- to the Capital: 0:ip fashionable readers ' nieineniler the beantif.il ?.Irs. Hicks, whose wealth and attractions caused so much gossip at the national capi tal one winter. She was the widow of a gentleman who tiki two good things through which to remember liimT ho accumulated an immense fortune and then died. There were fwne rather captions jieoplo in "Washington who regarded the lovely widow with coolness, as one who luarried matters with too much of a coup. Well this lady is to-day a distinguished feature in the fashion aide world of London, and is fol lowed. Uattered, sought and sued in a way to startle one, for it is seldom an American lady, however accom plished, rich and beautiful, wins such success. It happened in this way: Mrs. Hicks arrived in London a few days in advance of the Queen of the Neth erlands. .She took for herself all the "best rooms, did Mrs. Ilicks, of tho Clartiilge Hotel, the aristocratic re sort of tiiis great social center. Shortly alter the government no- apartments had been selected for tiie Queen. The landlord informed Mis. Ilicks that he must have the rooms for royalty. oMrs. Hicks re spectfully hut firmly decline! S!ie had engaged the rooms; s!uj was in them ; t hey mado her castlej and as she was an American woman - she too was a sovereign. Tho vexed land lord was disturbed, be was excited, ll'j would have torn bis hair had he t issessed any. As ha was quite bald Jin appealed to the government. Mrs. Hi appealed to our' -Milliliter, her cousin. The vexed question! became a question of State, and n end of diplomatic correspondencl passed before a compromise was eiJted It was arranged at last that the Queen should occupy the rooms r a guest of Mrs. Hicks. The Q leeu did so, and she was delighted with our fair country-worn m. Mrs. II. received with hergue-t; was invited to court and court balls with her royal visi t'iima and acres somewhat cmbir rasseil look lvingingly at the beauti fu1, accomplished and wealthy Amer ican widow. When the female bald eagle spreads and soars oar patriotic heart swells with pride. Education. There is, perhaps, nothing more wished for, but less understood, than education. IJeing educated, with many, means the parting of the hair in the middle with mathematical pre cision and artistic nh-ety, a learned contempt for study, and a supreme disgust for work proportionate to the profundity of their vanity, besides an estimation of themselves, in an inverse ratio to the quantity of brains they possess. e Our object is not to reform such characters, but to warn those who ruay think that this is the legitimate result of education that such is not tho ease, and that the presence of these symptoms is an evidence of the softening of tho brain with thein. To thosj who think that education means a familiarity with G: eek, Lat in, astronomy, geology, etc., we would say that the chief value of these studies is their elujacv in diei plining tiie min i. It is a prevalent but unfoinled belief, however, that tho study of these particular subjoit'ts is indispensable to an education. There is aproverb more truthful than elegant about 'Mack being of all trades and master of none.-," which miy be applied to the subject under discussion with equal force.; It sim ply means that tlios-j wb- would know everything seldom liiow any thing well. A L-3t tho-e who are seeki 1 to edu cate themselves, therefore" b. ir in mind that multiplicity of studies is not essential to an education, and that ceaseless application to study and unremitting perseverance are the sc'ioljr's diplom i. Le lj:r. If an editor omits anything, h is lazy. If ho speaks of things as thev are, people get angry. If he glose over or smooths dom the rju-h points, ho is bribed. If ho call "things by their proper nims. he-is nnatfor the position of an editor. If ho does nbt fni nisu hi re lers with kes he m a mullet. If he doea, he is a rattle-he 1 1 Itn'.in? sta bility. If he condemns the wrong he is a good-Mlow but lu-!; di.e-re-tton. If he lts the vrori M and in ; juries go unmeutioned, ho U cow ard. If he opposes . p-;!,;i-. n In i. does it to gratify spite-i, a tod o' H clique an. I belongs tr vrj-i "jf he invlulgp-TJin persor: !itf.. tJt i b.ackgnar.l. If ,e d-. not.!.,-; " l-i i- iiuii ami insipid. 1j yo-;r- sen m his place and aee it is. Q'.v i. ce 4-, mine" tvi ommnemg: "Yolfa ?.i7 Vf?t 8bQ irrupted him - a 1 din care if I do, John " tor; and now she is dined mil wined and entertained in a way to vAdanger her constitution, and nvinlja male member of the nobility wilfij an in- The Democratic State Platform. The Democratic party of Oregon in State convention asseiifbleJ, proclaim tiie following propositions of political faith and action : 1. Unfaltering devotion to tho car dinal principles of Republican govern ment, as declared and put into practi cal operation by the Fathers of the Re public. , 2. The preservation of the general government in the proper exercise ot tho powers delegated to it in the Con stitution, carefuilv and strictly, con- strned, and the maintenance, iinwia of the several States of the Union m an their rights, dignity and equality, as the mot competent and reliable au ministrators oi their own domestic con cerns, and the surest bulwark "Jf""1 the tendency toward a centralized ts- P ."oj.position to aggression by either denartment of the ovcriiiiieyt ui on the functions of any ot ler an J to I he exercise of federal authority ( l aiiy ol the rights or powers reserved by the eonstiuitic.n to the States respectively, r4! TiwlTife attempt on the part of tho Federal government, iu c u.- an v powers not delegated to it, and es- teciallv everv interference by the gov ernment or anv of its departments, with the local affairs of any State, or with the rights of the people thereof to choose their own representatives, is an act of usurpation which should le repudiated and condemned by every friend of constitutional liberty. 5. Wedemand retrenchment, reform and the most riirid economy in the ad ministration of every department of the government ; the honest payment of the debts, the sacred preservation of the public faith ; strict accountability ot all oflicers, and the speedy and im partial arraignment ot all abuses of public trust before the tribunals of jus tice; a zealous care of tho rights of election iv me ieopie ; me iii'soiuie subordination of the military to tho civil authority. The equal and impar tial administration of the laws, and the protection of the rights of all ; freedom of religion, of the press, and of the person," under protection of the habeas corpus, and trial by juries impartially selected. U. We protest against the burdens of a protective tariff, as need less exactions from a people already intolerably op pressed bv a national debt, and we in sist that the tariff be so regulated as to provide only sufficient revenue for an economical administration of the gov ernment, and not for the purpose of enriching the few at the expense of the many, or fostering one branch of in tlustrv to the detriment of another. 7. That the precious metals are tho only basis of commercial values; that an irredeemable paper currency is a national curse, and we insist upon the speedy return by the national govern ment to specie payments. S. The institution of the system of national banks was a fraud iipoji the country and an injustice upon the la boring" classes, and we demand such prudent legislation as will gradually bring this vicious system to a close; that all currency which may be issued shall be convertible into coin upon de mand and be issued directly by the goverement. D. Thai tiie treaty between the Unit ed States and China shall be so modi lied as to apply solely to commercial relation-!. 10. That we condemn the party in power, onlv for its contempt of constitu tional oblig itions, but for extravagant partisan and corrupt administration of the federal government; for its reck less expenditure and profligate waste of the people's money; for its oppres sive, unjust and defective system of fi nance ami taxation; for tho perver sion of the functionsof the general gov ernment to enrich the meat corpora lions at the expense of the people; for the jobbery and bauds which have brought reproach upon democratic in stitutions; tbr the iniquities of the pro tective system; for the curse of an in convertible paper money; for its dis graceful diplomatic service and imiit appointments and continuance in office ot incompetent and corrupt men at home and abroad; for its attempt to pass an unconstitutional force bill, ami for a catalogue of other enormities which have rendered that organization olb-nsive to and subversive of the lib erties of a free people. 11. That corporations are the crea tures of law; their functions and priv ileges are granted to subserve tlie public interests, and when 'they are not used for the object of their creation, hut for purposes of oppression and extortion, we declare it to be tho right and duty of the b'islative power b regulate and eontrol such corpora tions for tlie public good. 12. That we disapprove all measures in tho interest of monopolies against I ibor, and therefore we approve of the declared principles and sympathies with the avowed objects of'the order known as the Patrons of Husbandry, and with those of all other orders hav ing for their object, retrenc hment and reiorni in public affairs and the social advancement of tho people. 13. That we are in favor of laboring to secure judicious appropriations from Congress 'for the purpose of improving our" harbors along tho western and northern boundaries of our .State, and wo demand that our representatives in Congress shall use their best efforts to secure tho si it I of tho general govern ment for tho free navigation and im provement of the Columbia river, by tho construction of locks at the Cas cades ; tho improvement of the Willam ette and Coouill river; the construc tion of the Portland, iHlies and Malt Ii Vke and Winnemuee-t It iilroad., anil the early completion of the Oregon and California Kulroad from Itoseburg to tho S-.ate line. 11. That tho policy of tho Republi can party in de.ding'with the Indian tribes is impolitic and unwise; that the time has arrived when the few Indians now occupying the Umatilla, Cnande R Hide and Siletz res -rvat ion should be removed to some other locality, and thus open up to settlement by the whites some of tiie richest portions of th St.-fe. it. l nat we invite the hearty co-op-?rallns of all persons, whatever may have been their past political affinities, to unite with us in carrying out the principles herein enunciated, SUI71.V10FJS. In tlv Circuit Court of th" (state of Oregon fnr t h i 'omit v oi Chclvamas : euza iwrsoxs, rur, V. ALONZO I'.VIlsOXS, rWt. To Alorir. Ir.t'!is. said W:nrlrnt : IN TilK NAK OF TIIK .si. UK OF 1 Or 4rn : You r hr iy rquirotl to a.p-:r aatl answer tii com "hunt ftl"tl iiia-t you in tli. abov. tjti -U sutt, bv t! 11 -st J ay ot tli tr.n of sail Court foi l vinth expiration of six weeks from t a first pabliv? it ion ot thit summon ; said first pnhiietfion iK-inj on tli Sid dav of Itily, 1H75; nii.l if you f-i to ansversaid com-.l lint, th- plaintiff will a:ply tothe Court for ih rHf ibmimlM th-roin, hic!i it for t'.nal ition of tliffmiTia '" contract exisfia: H.fn pltintilf nd 1'lMi lint hvh.aaj for the custody of t ! minor eluMr My or J -r of of sai i Court : tlated July Uth, isr.V UT. B A It IV, Attorney for Plaintiff. July 22 :vrC i FT r n rt?ri SALS r J t th fJv--ry ssf Fit7 rre . oti C.ty.Or con, enta&tly n Uaul .itl !! 5 H - 4 j- II i-sr. II? iU !-r-n hae to and from th 1. i .Uri w li mill dnrlnc the immr horscs.com petent and : n-nir, -ith rood rntlemanlydrlTers PASS AT LIVING EATEB. J. M. FRAZER, Proprietor. Orcoo City, May 27. 1873. MJCK CJIA NDISB. JOHN MYEES, OREGON CSTY. DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, ilahdware; CROCKERY, AND GE?,l?M f.'ERSHAriDiSE, Books and Stationerv. I will pay tho highest prices for Butter, lilfz&i!, nnd all klitds of GOOD CGUriT.lY PRODUCEi I will soli as low as any house In Oregon for CAST! OR ITS HQ VI V'A LEXT n Good Merchantable Troducc. I am sslllntjTrry low for CASH IK" HATO cash paid for cccnr;oRDERs Givo rue a call and satisfy yourselres. JOIIX MYERS. Oregon City, March 21. 1S73. STILL H THE FIELD! SEKOVED SECOND DGD3 SOUTH OF HAAS' SALOOX. WILLIAMS & MARDliJC, AT TIIE L I N C 0 L H BAKERY, KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK of Family Groceries to Ik? found in the city. All Roods warranted. Goods delivered in the city froe of eharjre. Tho highest cash orico paiil for country produce. Orciion City. March 1873. BETHESDA SirJiS! On tas McSinzie lUivor. Lane Co., Oregon. A CHARMING SUMMER RESORT. These spRrxos are located about fifty-five miles east of Eugene City, and within four miles of the eolebrat ed P.i;? Prairie of t he Melvtnzie. They are wit hin n few hundred yards of Horse ('reck one of the most famous trout streams in ( )rcron. Deer and elk are very plenty near these Springs, having been the resort for n;r"s of t hose animals. The prantlest and most picturesque scenery of tlie North Pa cific. I have the best buildings and the best nceommodat ions of any Sprinjrs in this part, of the State. My bath house is new, anil Is constructed with reference to the wants of those visiting me from tlie valley. I also have an excellent vapor !ath room constructed near the head of the Sprinfr, and in all things, I propose to keep up with the demand for an institu tion of this kind. An experienced physician In attendance atalltlmrS. Board and I-odlna: in pood style for tho who prefer it. Animals can be pastured for small cost, and be perfect ly sale. A, N, Pul,EY, may 6. if i'roprietor. Th stndrd remedy for Constis, In flricnm, .&re Thrnrtt. Whoonnt Oouih, Croup. IArrr Complaint, itro'irhitii JJfrrrl n7 oft I.uht and every s fraction of the i hrn-it. I,tma and Chest, including Cox- SUMPTIO!. 51 Vi tar'a Bilnra r tT 7. ,t Cherry- does not dry up a cou-h. but lo-rt-ns it. cleanses in- l unirs, and allays irritation, thus re mwijfVMiii of th- eo-nlaint. None 2Mimn unlea signed I. P.rrrs. Prepared . t.rTn W- A Sn.Nt, Boston. Sold r Kxtwixotox. Hostett A Co.. Sn rTTr,!f T HKREBT 'JIVEX THAT t!TiTiet hw-r -n a tainted -1?Tntror of t h- tj- o- OaTfil Hm ith. tyl"- T. -M.fcty Court of lctsmss onnt. flntr'' ;.Kwtwi Therefor- U p-rsns Xnowirc ''-aMes ln- imm-dUte payment torn, ldsavethem- It.V" !77los' hnffclilmsacalnst Mid estate win T.resnt them to me within six months from this daf. wffh rroier vouchers. F.O.McCOWX, 1 Administrator of the estate of f,ra. T P1, Smith, deoMsed. Orc-goa City July 15, 1S76, COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY OHAS. H. OA-TJITlJELD, DEALER AV GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CORXER OF SEVEXTII AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY. Has Just Received a New Stock of Calicoos, Dress Goods, Brown and Bleached Sheetings, House Lining, Shirtings, Table-Linen, Irish Bosom Linen, Linen Towelling, Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies and Gents' liose, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertions, Embroidery, White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, ttc Also, a full assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDERft'S SHOES, Groceries, Crockery, Glasswaro, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimnoys IVUicH Have bee selected with special care for this market and cannot BE SUItPASSED IX QUALITY OR PRICE. TUG II1GIICST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE, March 13, 1873 :tf AUCTIIOK AND COMMISSION. A. B. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer, Cornier ot Front & Oak sts., Portland Auction Sales Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Mer chandise and Horses. SALE DAYS Wednesday and Saturday A. B. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer. At IPrivate Sale. English Refined Ear and Bundle Iron EnsHh Square and Octagon Cast Steel. Horse SShoes. Hasps, Saws. Screws, Fry-Pans, Sheet Iron, R. O.Iron A LSO A large assortment of Groceries and Liq uors. A. B. RICHARDSON, Jan. 1, lS73-tf. Auctioneer. J. r. DA VIES. JOSHUA DA VIES. J. P- DAV1ES & CO., ATJCT IC ISTEEHS AND C03DIISSI0X MERCHANTS. FIIIE-PUOOF STONE HUILDIXC, WHARF STREET, VICTORIA. B. C. Liberal Advancfs )Iadc on Consignments. July 21. 1871 :ly THOi.lAS CHARM AH ESTABLISHED 1353. ESIRES TO INFORM TIIE CITIZENS of Oretron City and of the Willamette Valley, that he is still on hand and doing dusibcss on me oia motto, that A SVimbfe Six Pence is Iictter than a Slou Sfiilting. I have Just returned from San Francisco, where I purchased one of the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED . STtiCK OF GOODS ever before offered In this city ; and consists in part, as follows : Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Hosiery of Every Description, Hardware, Groceries, Taints and Oils, Sash and Doors, Chlnaware, Quoensware, Stoneware, Crockery, riatedware. Glassware, Jewelry of Various Qualities And Styles, Clocks and Watches, Toadies and Gents Furnishing ratent Medicines, Goods, Fancy No- Uope, Faming tlons of Every Implements of Description All Kinds, Carpets, iiattlngs, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, etc., Of the above list, I can say my stock is the MOST COMPLETE ever ottered in this market, and wassoleted with especial care for the Oregon City trade. All of which I now offer for sale at tho Lowest Market Rates. No use for the ladies, or any one else, to think of going to Portland to buy poods for I am Determined, to Sell Cheap and not to allow myself to bo D'DEUSOLD tt THE STATE OF OREGON. All I nsk Is a fair chance and quick pay ments, believing as I do that Twenty Years Experience In Oregon City enables me to know the re quirements of the trade. Come one and all and see for yourselves that the old stand of THOMAS CIIARMAN cannot be beaten In quality or price. It would be useless for me to tell you all the advantages I can offer you in the sale of roods, as every store that advertises does that, and probably you have been disap pointed. All I wish to say is Com?, and Sce.and Examine for Yourselves fori do no wish to make any mistakes. V obleet. is to toll nil rn v olrl frlpnrlc nnv that lam still alive, and desirous to sell Toons cneap, ior cisn, or upon sucn terms as asred upon. Thankins all for the liber al patronage heretofore bestowed. THOS. CHARM AN, Main Street, Oregon City, Leiral Tenders and County Srip takn at market rates. THOS. CHARMAN. 7-50,000 lbs wool wanted bv THOS. CHARMAN. A. G. WALLINC'S PIONEER BOOK BINDERY. PlttocTk's Bnlldinsr Corner of Stark and Front Streets. PORTLAND. - OREGON. DIANK ROOKS RULED AND ROUND 9 to any desired pattern. Music books Magazines, Newspapers, etc., bound in ev ery variety of style known to the trrade. Orders from the country promptly at tended to. BANCROFT LIBRARY, OF CALIFORNIA. B O o T 8 A X D Y I now offr this stock of Goods at Prices far below any other house in the State. Times are hard and money scarce and I will give every &.e tlie worth of their money. I also keep a full assortment of G O () I) OREGON CITVMADE Men mid Hoys' Clothing', VniliTTtpnr, l-'Iun n i-Is, JLSlu it lifts. And Varus. ALSO Groceries, Cullerj-, Jewelry, Not ions, Itlusical lust rmneiits, Toys, Etc., AT TIIE Lowest F rices C 1 S H E A 11 S H A T S For OLSI-IJ C A P 8 octlCif i GREAT ATTRACTIONS! i. s :e 1, J, 7 G AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST stock of ever imiorted to Or-gon City, which h olfcrs at great ly roilucvil j rict-s. My slock CLOTHING Has ebeen largely increased and I- can show as harulsome a line of ready-mad goods in Men anil Pnys' rusiness :nd lress Suits, C oats, etc., as can bi: found in tlie country, and at prices that cannot iati to satisiy. -My DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is filled with a spl'-ndid assort mont of all the i:-ailiii!r styles ami lasiuonatvie s!:aU-s of poods iUiiipr-NS Cltli, Iiciair, l-ri'iirli n!i Aiiiei-iea ii Dress (;oi!.t. lClat U Alpsscoa, ii iilia ntii:i-., ( itsliiuoii s, .VC. V A ELS, riaid. Plain and Opera Flannels, of all col ors. iileaihod and L'nbleac-hed Cotton Flannels. Ladies' mid Gents Pnderware, Sh.tnls ami Srarfs, W ool iilanketw, I'm it Us .- ml Tru veli n x SatrJieln, Ha Is n nil ii ps. Oil ( loth f.ir I'ioiainlTa!ili'. BOOTS and SHOES, i would can special attention to tnv stock of Men's anil Roys S:in Francisco I toots, which I have sold for a mini ber of years past with general satisfaction. Kv- ery air warranted. A eomph to stock of HARDWARE & FARMING UTErJSILS Choico Teas, Canned Goods, and all choic Family Groceries, All at Low Prices. Also, LIVERPOOL AM) ClRMISL.tt'D S.UT. Highest Prica paid for all kinds of 200,000 lbs. of WOOL Wanted, for which I shall pav the hishest cash price. I. .SELLING. Oregon City, A'-ril 2"2, ISTo. tf STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION. I7ORTHK PURrOSK OF AFFORDING infortnaiion to Immigrants and in tend Emigrants to Or-'on, now in lorri countries and sister States, and for c ire u latinar sneli in form at ion jt broad by this Hoard, ail persons in tliis State liavin" Farms nnrl I.arwlc: frr ..in i , ----- ..... ..i urin,. ,r u,. sirous of lormintf Colonies, will nleasv fnr- v.mih.t i,.miu ;is mkii ;is t ossible de tailed descriitions of their Farms and Lands, location. Price and Terms of Sale or conditions of rutins; and all prs'ons desirous of obtaininsr Agricultural or other Laborers, wi'l nlcn with this Hoard. u",wte Ulrtcl Iy instructions of the Commissioners of oleblm A State Cnm'r - - J0 l lull. NEWGOODS AT CAPT. Z. 0. KOSiOH'S STORE, NORTON, Clackamas Co., Oregon. rpitK UNDERSIGNED WOULD AN- in u ic" Uiat ho iias ilist received a splendid stock of Clothing, IJoots and Shoes, I)ry-(;oo(ls, CIrocerfcs. Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, lite. r:tc. direct from New York. The stock is the 0st and largest ever broujrbt to a store in J lackamas county, and havinpr purchased it at preatly redtie-'d prices, is atle to sMI it. eheajer than goods have ever been sold befor."". I am under obligations to mv former customers for their liberal patronage, and being able no v to accommodate them oetter at less prices than ever before, I ask a continuation of their patronage, and so licit the trad" of all new-eomers and those who have not heretofore traded with me assuring them that I can give them as good bargains as can be had in the State All kinds of Produce taken in e-chan"e for goods. Give me a call and I will guar antee to feive you satisfaction. n, , y-C. NORTON. Clackamas Co., Oregon, Mar. 12, 1S73. kroner! ZMonev ! MONEY TO LEND IN SUMS OF $300 and upwards. Oregon City, March 10, mi. mal3tf JOHNSON & McCOWX. A. 1ST OH, T INTER, NOTARY PUBLIC. ENTERPRISE OFFICE. OREGON CITY, 1 LOTH IN T O A AT ! 1 17 wo ic w a mo THE IMPE0YED o n o r3 u .a --- 1 ' J hi p o O o p 1 -- M w o (1 o t ) I C3 o CO Cido Tccd ar.d Eic:: Tool. t::e lichtect nuKKiriG, r.:ocTCir.!- TLE, AriD r,!CT EASILY OPCHATCD SEWING r.lACHIKE I N THE MARKET. JUl if tjcro i3 a flosec uAcmzni witiia C20 t'jossazJ n:!e3 cf Gaa rrr.a cisco rot wortiss well, I will x it with out aay expeajo to the owner. GACTLL HILL, Agcat, Ho. 13 ITcw Hontoincry Street, CAT fnAT.CICwO. if 31. C. ATilEV. Oregon City, Enterprise lluildiiig, Agent. II!PER2AL M S L LS, LalSocquc, Savicr & Co. Oregon Cit-. Keep constant ly on hand for sale I'lour, Middlings, lilau and Chicken 1'eed. I'artits purchasing feed must furnish the sack. Town Lots IcrSalc. "V"OTIt E IS GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS JL desirous of purchasing Town l ots in the County addition to r 'gon lty, I lack amas county Oregon, that ar no.v owned by Clackamas count, that application for tlie pisr.-has; will bi r.-o-iveU by the l. b-ric in vacation of'the Couiitv Court, and acted upon by tlie I oiirt in tt rm time, and value placed on the lots to be sold. J. M. l- RAZER, Jan. 12 1S75. County t. nrk. Aye r's Ague Our For l''eveT rind A-iic, Intcrrr.ittc-at F:vcr, Chill Fever, licxniilent icver, Dumb Agaa, .rcrio-Jisal cr BJ-ous l ever, &.:., and in-lcod all the a lVactions v.-hicli en ce from inaia.rio'j.0, riarsh, cr ciiiaEiic.tio . o e.rtc re?ne-.Tr l.-.n-Ier called i.)!' by the iie:-ess;iie oi' t':!ii Arneri;ii i'.),-,Ic ti.r.n a su- rv'i l fnf.: cure for lever st a I A gue. . u:U v. e arc i o ,v e;ri'i;.' I tt ef:cr, Wi'.'i a c; f-..t ce: t ii!:-v th;.t it w i'.l o;i.!;i:.ite tiie i: ;-:i-o, X v.'iili r.iscr- r.r.;'e, ftjn-!."' ' oa i-ro:!, t:t.t i;i i::trxn cr.n ;a:-c fi o-. :-. i! ;i i.i .r.iV q'i;:::;uy. Tisnt h: -It pro;.' :t J iVi-;:s or prevei-.i lh!? dis order r.ia.-t b-s 1 iiir.v.v.".; e .crvice ia ti:e com iiniit;: i ? - wiio.v it 'rev: ;is. J-n-fnniort L I t'.itr tir.ui c;iv, lr I'.fi patient c-i-crqvf- i!.t- i ik v l.U-b h; VTi.-t iii'i iii vi!.k':;E a I ;ic!; ii U:!.-. biiielii! t;:s f,i;;cr. 'i'i.l.i " CU:.::'' cxi-i's the ;..lr.Mi::i'.ic pol-'-M or F.'.v.-::: am A;fK 1Vo:.i ti.e fy.-tc-ia. a :vl nrevent-t ;:' '! ilovf'op:r.er.t '!' il.e dii-e;;..i-. if t:i'i'i i. t'. !:i---t .fp.-.r-.ia!-!! i.f :.-- prcuiniiitory svai;tor.j. It i; n:H i-i'iy the be:-; u i:.c .ly ever vVl .-iv-:-;- 1 t. -'.- tiii - nl'fO!i:;-!:.i!i!f, V-:t ;i!-o t.'s.-; oil. : 't. Tho l'ive. fit:;ir.t !ty vc niv '..- a !it.!.vr b: i:;:-; i; v. itl-i:; ti e :cr. h of '.''rvbo.-lv ; :.:1 in :. tri;-;--, v. Iiesv : -:- . ; ' -y'- ; i:-:;:-: lr.'. :t, .-.m i '.: if fit'-.'Iy. i . t : l lcrnn-o ):ir.-ic-li it i - ii-'ii'-ti t'.u i pru- . iil i-lrr.v i. witS.ia Ihj reach ef tbe j or as v.-e;! :s t':e lieh. A '-ro:.t i'lii'y of ti.t rt isiedv evir ;;r.y o:':ii-r ever lii-i'-ivci L' lor t!:o t-iCfdy mid icrt.iih curt.: of liiiorni'ititr.is i.. 'bat it t-ontuiu. no cu-iii-i or i;:iu..-.d; coi-i'-iuciiily it p-rodtices nc (H'.in:-::! or i: !i-..-r ir iuri-i;!.- i i't s wt.r.trver upon tiio !;':-; U::! i-:i. 'i'i:e -u;-fl by it wo k-it us lie:i!:. iv as if f.iey h-.i.i n;-vor b'-'l the vii-ca: c. l ever anvl A r'i? i- : '. I.lor.c tho iv.n.c et;i:ence of t:u soi.-tii!:!'.! " poi-on. A tr- eat vi-.viety of i'.i ori'.on ari-ti IVo-.i irrii .iion, r.mpni; wliieh are Nenral.u'iii. Uiieuso: t::.:n, ient. Hi ariaehe, Rliu-ioc-.-, 'i'.i-i-li :- lie, lie, Cr.tnrili. Atth- i-.i:, l'r.'ipit.'.' i li, 'r:'!:!:'vl , iV.u l:.-n of the Spleen, I!y -teri s, i':-.i:i '.i tlie I', ivv i !s, Colio, P.-:ra! vis, a-i-1 ilei'.'srrreiv.ei:: of t'i..- .-ir.iua.-li, : 11 of M hirli, vbe:i orii';;:::ti!ivj i:i tbi-t f.-iiire, i i;r on the in-Vnii'-ii 'iir lypo, or Po i erit'i:--n!. Tlris t'r:;i:" cvln-i- ti-.o pi f.-ain the Hood, and consf'i,.!,r.'.ly c.i.v- i!io-o s.ll alike. It is rn in-v.ihialii-,' ii''"' "!i,"i t:) i ii'.iii.nrn.ts r.nd persons ti aveili.! r or te-.r.;orai il v ro.-iiihic in the mala 1 i-iiis ip-t: i.-t -. If tiik- a o'-cr.sionally or daiiv wiii'.vs expo.-ei tiie infection, lhat will be ex-rrct-? I iV-M i li: Hy.-tem, aod cr.nnot accumulato in suili-ioiit (in.-mtily i. ripen into liiscnt-c. ilfn te it i.i eve. i mire va'.ur.ii' for protection Ih.ri ci;:e; ;i ;-,-.! iow will rvor suffer from Intcr- mtitent s 11 tt:.-y r.vml theui.-clved of the protec- t!. this rer.i--iv . rd.- l or 7. f '.: ?.??'.. arising Irom toriiij :ty of the I.iver, i! is e?vi elliiii i-eii-.ed-, stim-olaiiii- t'ue Liver into heaitliy nctivitv, r.nd pro-liuciii- iii.tny trtilv rtnsariiabio cures, where othsr nicdk-laoa lull. rnr.PAP.i.D nv Dr. J. C. AYCRia: CO., Lr-v. eiJi T-Iass., 2'racticil and Annltfirat de uists, AND SOLD ALL ROUND TMIC WOULD. ritici:, $i.o vr.n t.ottlt:. s For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. .V !lil:S.-.i!)'T which is ;il o::i.-'.; a :'n;f:il.'h lioaltliv, eiVi-t-liuil n :i vl for A Idfr frJ-tZ-iitA hair. Jt rota r-i;?. Xmitetf) restores 1tdcd or arc Juar to its or'ajiiial color, iclfh. fhp. gloss and frestnrss of youth. Thin hair is thickened, fallino; htiir chocked and baldness often, though not always, cured bv its use. Xothiiio- ran rostorn j i the hair where the follicles are do- i stroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed ; but such as remain can be saved b' this application, and stimu lated into activity, so that p. now growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pastry sodi. mont, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent tlie hair from turning gray or falling o.T, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents tlie forma tion of dandruir, which is often so un cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and inju rious to tho hair, the Vigor can oiilv benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. n. repared by Dr. J. C Ayer & Co., i-racncai ana Analytical memists, LOWELL, MASS. HOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE F0K Lif E0 ; 74 0 - S3 DO FaCT, YEAIi, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Each number contains the LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, s From all Tarts of thi World ;" A Carefully Stlected Summary of STATE AND TERRITORIAL jSTIi; VS ITEMS; A Corrected List or the 3Irltet ln 8 Portland, San Francisco nnd Orcrca fily LOCAL NEVS, EDITORIALS, On all Subjects of Interest to the FARMER, 3IERCBAM OR MECBAMCJ Also, Carefully Selected MISCELLANEOUS It EAI)IX(;. In Short, it is in Every Uespecta LIVE KEW8P&FER. Til EiS I S K Having a large and constantly Incrcasicg Circulation iu the most populous part or the State, offers superior inducements to those who wish to Advertise. Advertisements inserted on REASONABLE TERMS. Tho Campaign or 1S75 will soon begin, and it is therefora a good time to Subscribo in order that you may bo i osted on cunvni events Send in your subserij tion at or,ce ENTERPRISE BOOK 8c JOB OFFICE OREGON CITY, : OREGON. ITTE ARK PrtErARKD TO EXIXUTE V V all kind.-; of JOB PRINTING, such as ca i:is, iull-iiizads. PA MPII T. Kl S, DEICDS, MO II TO A (,' ".?, LABELS, LETTER-UK AIM, in fact all kinds of work done a in Printing Office, at PORTLAND PRICES.: A Ji L, KINDS OP L BLANKS lLm constantly on bn nd. and for saleit at low a price as can be had in the Stale. A X D SATISFACTrOH GUARANTEED Oregon City, larch 21. lS73-tf. AG EATS FOR TIIE ENTERPRISE. The following persons are authorized t act as agents lor the Ejjterfrise : Coo. V. Howell k Co., 40 I'ark How, c ork. TC-?'''thcri11 & Co., CO" Chestnut street Philadelphia. Abbott & Co., Xo. S2 and SI Nassau street I'ortland.Oregon L. Samurl San Francisco 1 X St. Helens, Columbia countv S. A. Mil Astoria, Clatsop county ."..A. Van Iuen Salein j,. William Hnrrisburg ........J. II. Smith I iafayett, a m hill counrvV.""."T.Il-rpu.''n Iallas, Polk county 1-ave Holmrs Kola It. I'ofT J a e k so n v i 1 1 e ..Ml"Z V.". It. K. Hanna I'.enton county W.A.'pII Corvallis Ilon.John I urnett Canyon City.Cirant co W. 1. I-""' Albany . ....A. Atnnld Dalles, Wasco county X. H- .at" I,a(irande, Union countv A. C . f rslff ri'iinieion, u matnia county - - Eugene City j K. .. Pristow Hon.I .K. I ne 1 T. Montapu It R Ralston Rose burg TjCbanon Jacksonville... liOng Tom linn F D. Fondray .H. C. Huston CLACKAMAS COO'TV. .C. F. r.e'7 P.utteville John .um"" Cascades Henry McOugin 1 ' .11-1 v.ii'vu ,. .vt - Canby J. W. Mrawjr futting-s .-Vftrr Ka-le Creek Frank Harding's Capt. Z. f . "rton Lower ilolalla --AV. n MUwaukle ""tS Oswego J..lonn r- Uppe Molalla W. H. aiigban OREGON CITY BREWERY Henry Humbcl, I el the above I5rew- i , t,e s ery wishes to inform the public tn ni now prepared to manufacture aJo.m LAGER BEER, as good as can be obtained any'ftiy the State. Orders solicited and pronip tiled.