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OSES mUh UttEliOX. MCTOBfiRiJ, lSTi. " " "." r no c 1 1 k i 1 v nm.u coot) words. ... . t r-ivcl'l down a road, v 'l tlleorl i ill. different Th- on- seJ "'ith oarth'sabode, Tbc ':t!i lii'K tll skies. Fur one, t he heavens were so blue, They i! lied liis mind with laneics Tre ,.'h-r' ves kept piercing through Only fur that which lies beyond. F.r one. em-htmtincr wore tho trees, 'fi e (ii-t ui -j w;i- divintly dim, Tii'-"bini-' th if II uttered on the breeze Nod'U il Un ir pretty heads for him. Tile other v . rueelv saw tho llowers, Vn.l nover knew the tree were tirand ; Jle did but count the day and hours, Till he nirriit roach the promised land. Mid one a little kind caress Would to a tender rapture move: H.-i.nlv OMed his lips to bless The Hod who gave him things to love. The other j 'ui neved on his way, Afraid to handle or to touch ; He onlv ied his lips to pray Jle niiht not love a thinjj too much. Whieh v.-as the host? Decide who can. Yet whv should we decide 'twixt th'in ? W may approve the mournful man, Nor yet the joy ful man condemn. Jfeisa Chi i.-.ti;iii who has found Tiiat i-arlli. as welt as heaven, isswect, Xor l'ss is he who heaven bound, J I is.spiii ii'd the earth beneath his feet. C:i li'bniin Customs. The fd:ie coach from Milton was about to leave Tuttletown afterchang in.ir iiorrfQS. Kvery seat, both inside and out, was full, except one, which was occupied by a tourist wrapped in his supercilious dignity and a heavy li:;en duster. A resident of Tuttletown, wishing to ride to Sono ra, approached the st ig and inquired 'ii' a seat. "All full inside," growled f.'i.- tourist, spreading himself to the lull extent of his dignity and duster. "liut yoa are occupying two seats," ;rgued the man from Jackass Hill. "1 ain't going to be crowded; I pay in- my comfort and intend to keep it." "Did you p;iV for two seats V" "I've, only secured one seat, but lliere is no room for another in this coach, sir," and the tourist settled himself back, while the other passen gers grunted their disgust in tones not particularly vociferous but ex ceed i ugly deep. "Vou are not acting as a gentleman should, sir, nor exactly in accordance with the etiquette of onr rnde Cali fornia society," calmly replied the man on the outside, smiliug in spite of his annoyance at tho dog-in-the-manger style of this boor. "I don't hold myself accountable for tiie society of California. I pay my way and ask odds of nobody, and your inference that I am not a gen tleman might be termed where I caiii.3 from an indication that you w:sh to flight." "Wo don't tight in this country," calmly remarked tho man from Tut tletown. '-You don't. Then I must have been misinformed. Pray, what do vou do when - man insults yon?' aula sort of triumph gleamed in the eve of the stranger. "Do! why we shoot him on the spot and that i- the end of it. "We don't waste time after we start in. JDv the way, I think I can tqreev:e in along side ot you there, can t I? "Don't know but you can," and a. full half seat appeared les?ide the dignified fool, as if by magic. Tho Tuttletown citizen rode very comfortably from that hamlet to JSo npra and heard no more abrut fight ing from t!i? tourist, although re marks in regard to "dead shots ' and tee rapidity with whieh insults were avenged iu the Sierras, formed the staple of conversation among the olh-r passengers until they reached i the City Hotel. oii'mn Heitoerat. i 1'on Pedro, 1'mperor of Brazil, had 1.) obt lin perjn.is.sion of the Chamber, if Deputies of his country before he e dd leave his throne for a visit to Kurope and the United States. He will be absent about a year and will be in this country during theexposi ti.a at Philadelphia next year. He will be cordially received iu this country. His name is already famil iarly known to many Americans. The history of the last two years of Iho life of poor ;irm ttoilean, who luari-ieil the daughter of Thomas iieuton, is tragic ia the extreme. He win found guilty hy a Taris tri- Imnal of eomplieity with his brother-in-law, (Jen. Fremont, in the Mem phis fc VA Paso railroail swindle. He was senteneeil to jirisoa ri(l sur renileretMiU wife's lwry, $110,000, to iiis creditors. This unhappy wife lie.l while he was in prison, ite was lately pardoned as bein, innoeent of fraudulent intent. Sinee his release he has fought two duels with his ealumniaN.rs, woundin- one of his vtiivcrsaries, an. i no lias been received bacii intt tne best soeietv. 1 t t . a kV.une gentlemen wero staadmrr Locentlr at a street corner, when a little tiil approached and rattled oil" h-r lines in quest of a dime. "Are yo'.i an orphan?" asked one of them. "we are inly interested in orphans. .No. sir, replied the little parrot. thrown on her own resources to am plify her part, "we are to poor to be orphans. The maladroitness of xms explanation was two much. She trot a dims from each member of the 'art v. Too TjATE. After a Detroit man 'had entere a street ear and dropped Ins mettle m the box, a boy came running after the car and called out, "Jones oh! Jones, your wife has ot another fit!' Jones stepped to the door, looked around with a per plexed air, and calied back: "Well, it's too late now! I've paid my fare, aud I don't propose to let this cor poration get ahead of me!" The X. Y. S-m says: General O. (. Howard, the later Haveloek, hav in vr run the Freeilmen's Bureau into l - --i -v ----- form, has attempted to show the sin nets and saints ol rortianu, Ureson. thatruewav to salvation. During the Landlady WTlimgs are tooexpen--fivo in Orepron City. I will liave to rai.-io your b rd Mr. Vanderwater. Van.li I wish you would Mrs. Iiinkvator. for I'll be Messed if vacation of the. lev. yr, lvaston, d.int!o mi &itc watok. nn,i vTi". ' .III., ft .-.1 1. ..tn.r c.K ..r., ...! 1 J . I -lrv HI'.IKIS K I.Ffl me uriienu iiruc-iieu if wuipn Flrm, S4ll(l rAnds for Sale or ltnt AXl owwspaiiers, everv Sundav. t:r-is of !nnnln,- Colonics, will nlo'a.a r-. A- . V.".?lu Hqo -va to . . : ward to l his Gbanx Ahead. We nave been ' spending our leisure time of late in ; weighing the merits of our different ' national presidents, and though a Democrat to the back-bone, we can not do otherwise than annouce that U. S. Grant is by all odds the most gifted niau who has ever filled the executive chair. Lord Bolingbroke shrewdly re marks: I have observed that in com edy the best actor plays the part of the droll, whilst some scrub rogue is made the hero or fine gentleman. So in the farce of life, wise men pass their time in mirth, whilst fools only are serious. Extraordinary Opportunity for the Relief of the Afflicted. The surgeons of the National Surjri ca. Institute, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, Pacific Jiranch, -il'J Hush street, .San Francisco, have finally (yielded to the manv urgent appeals to visitJOregon and Washington Territory. Three or more of the surgeons will be at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Portland, Oregon, on the 1st, '2d, 3d, 4th, Gtli and ulh, of November, 1S73. They will have with "them a great amount of surgical apparatus, appli ances, etc., and competent assistants and workmen to change, tit, and make such apparatus as may be required. Thev will come especially prepared to treat all surgical cases; Paralysis, all kinds of Deformities of the Face, Spine and Iambs, Diseased Joints, Diseased Kits, Catarrh, Private Diseases, Piles, Fistula, etc. On account of the great expense attending such a trip, they will not make another ; therefore, all who wish to avail themselves of the advan tages of the Institute, without the long io'uriiev to San Francisco or Indianapo- lis, must io so at mis nine. o ease will be undertaken without a fair hope of relief. It is needless to say that tho instil ution is entirely responsible, ami the largest and most popular of the kind in America, curing thousands an nually, llememberthe timeand place, and come early. DlSend to the Insti tute for circular. AVanted ", OOO Men women and child ren to take away the goods at 1. Selling's, which he sells lower than tho lowest, for cash or produce. Everybody is invited the mechanic, laborer r any one else to buy themselves rich, lor a small amount of money. The entire stock of fall and winter Koods must be sold regardless of cost price. His stock is larger than ever, and of the latest styles and patterns. Call early and secure bargains. Don't mistake the old corner where you will always find yourscu welcomed by I. KKLLIXG. Important Correspondence. The following correspondence ex plains itself, ami should be read by all: OitEooN- City, Sept. 21, 1S75. Mr. SoL.TXEK-Irttr Sir; I returned last tripof t he steamer J. L.Stevens, and have been in receipt of grxxls per steamer Ori tlammo, John D. Stephens, and Idaho, which have arrived; and lam to receive large invoices on the next trip of the Ori ll.tmnie and Stephens, also per bark Per petue and ship 1 )regonian. I am too busy opening new goods at tins time to get you up an advert is uner.t, but will do so in a few days. All gfxxls purchased for cash, and will be oirered at t he very lowest price. I am purchasing all the good fruit offer ed in Clackamas county, at the highest rates, for the Alden Fruit and Vegetable Preserving Company. All Iiaving fruit to S'dl will do well to call and see me. Yours trul v, THOMAS CHARMAX. AUCTIIOJT AXD COMMISSION. A. B. RICHARDSON, -Va icdoneer, Cornifr of Front fc Oak tits., Portland Of KeaJ Estate, Groceries, General Mcr caandise and Horses. SALK UAYS Wednesday and Saturday A. 1. UlClIAliDSON, Auctioneer. J. P. I A VIES. JOSHUA DA VIES. J. P. QAV3ES & CO., AUCTIONEERS A X D COHJllSSIOX MERCHANTS, FIUE-PIIOOP STOXE UUIJL.DIXC, WHARF STREET, VICTORIA. B. C. LilhTal Ail van cps ?Jade on Consignments. July 21, 14 dy J. P. WARD. GEORGE A. HARDING. WARD & HARDING, AND APOTHECARIES, KEni' CONSTANTLY C general assortment of HAND A unci Cliemicralir, o 1 Perf umerj-, Sox m, Com! and Urunhea,, Trar s. Supporters, Shim liter Rruovi Fancy mill Toilet Article, ALSO. Kerovene Oil, Iamp Chimneys, ' la, Putty, Puinta, Oils, Vsirnislies ami iJye .Ntiiir, ITRE VI.ES AXD LIQUORS FOR 3IE 1 iiiriYlT Pi iMnFv' PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. fty Physicians Prescriptions carofullv compounutl, ana all orders correctly an-swi-ril. i!7-upnn at all hours of the nijrht. RVAU accounts must h? paid monthly, novfitf WARD A JIAKDIXG. LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE STAIIJTjE. ril HE UXDERSIUXED PROPUIETOllOF l.ivery stable on Kif:h etnv.t )i-n.r,n .vii-swi, K'-eps constantly on hand Saddle and Iu;rjfy Horses, H'iggi-, Carriages and Hacks. IPriees Reasonable. He will also run a hack to and from the W1LH01T SODA SPRINGS iiurinii nit? summer season, w h trm ih.in.5,iuuihhui iuu geniiemanly drivers FARE AT LIVING RATES. J. M. FRAZER, Proprietor. Oregon City. May 27. 1S73. In-r.-rr nn.nn ..... oiAit BUAiUi Ur imMIGKATlUri, tor thf. purpose of AVFOHmvn ,"; 'f ltunVgMn una in, tsnat-d a soon as possible de. iasea uesopiptions or their Fama nnH I finds, location. Prim nnd Trrms of Sale or conditions of renting: and nil rwron dosimus of oltaintns Agricultural or other ijioonrs, wi'i pieasc communicate direct wirh this Hoard. Vy lns-niionj of tl Commls!oners of imr)ierjnop. WILLIAM RETP, The Democratic State Plattorm. The Democratic party of Oregon in State convention assembled the followinjr propositions of politica. f1th UniaTSni devotion to the car diual principles of Republican govern ment as declared and put into practi cal operation by the Fathers of the Re- P"blThe reservation of the general government in the proper exercise of the powers delegated to it in the Con stitution, carefully and strictly con strued, and tho maintenance, inviolate of the several States of the Union in all their riglits, dignity and equality, as the most competent and reliable ad ministrators ot their own domestic con cerns, and the surest bulwark against the tendency toward a centralized des potism. 3. Op)osition to aggression by either department of the government upon the functions of any other and to the exercise of federal authority of any of tho rights or powers reserved by the constitution to the States respectively, or to the people. 4. That every attempt on the part ot the Federal government to exercise anv powers not delegated to it, and es pecially evory 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 be repudiated and condemned by every friend of constitutional liberty. 5. We demand retrenchment, reiorm and the most rigid economy in the ad ministration of every de)artmerit of the government ; the" honest payment of the debts, the sacred preservation of the public faith; strict accountability ot all ollicers, and the speedy and im partial arraignment ot all abuses of public trust lie fore the tribunals of jus tice; a zealous care of tho rights of election bv the people; the absolute subord ination of the military to the civil authoritv. The equal and impar tial administration of the laws, and tho protection of the rights of all ; freedom of religion, of the press, and of the person, under protection of tho haleas corpus, and trial by juries impartially selected. (i. We protest against the burdens of a protective tarilV, as needless exactions trom a people already intolerably o pressed bv a national debt, and we in sist that the tariff bo so regulated as to provide onlv sullicient revenue for an economical administration of the gov ernment, and not lor tlie purpose ot enriching the few at the expense of the many, or lostering one branch ot m-dusti-v to the detriment of another. 7. That the precious metals are the 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 siecie pavnients. 8. The institution of the system of national banks was a fraud upon the country and an injustice upon the la boring classes, and we demand such firudent legislation as will gradually iring this vicious system to a close"; that all currency which may be issued shall be convertible into com upon de mand and be issued directly by the goverement. 0. That the treaty between the Unit ed States and China shall be so modi lie! as to apply solely to commercial relations. 10. That wo- condemn the party in power, only for its contempt of constitu tional obligations, but for extravagant partisan and corrupt administration of the federal government; for its reck less expenditure and proiligate waste of the people's money; for its oppres sive, unjust and defective system of fi nance and taxation ; for the inver sion of the functions of the general gov ernment to enrich tfio great corona tions at the expense of the Hople; for tho jobbery ami frauds which have brought reproach ujon democratic in stitutions; for the iniquities of the pro tective system; for the curse of an in convertible paper money ; for its dis graceful diplomatic service .and nntit appointments and continuance in office of incompetent and corrupt men at home and abroad ; for its attempt to pass an unconstitutional force bill, and for a catalogue of other enormities which have rendered that organization offensive 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 the public interests, and when they are not used for the object of their creation, but for purposes ot oppression and extortion, we declare it to be the right and duty of the legislative power to regulate and control such corpora tions for the public good. 12. That we disapprove all measures in the interest of monopolies against labor, 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, retrenchment ami reform in public affairs and the social advancement of the people. 1. That we are in tavor ot iatxring to secure judicious appropriations from Congress tor the purpose of improving our harbors along the western and northern boundaries ol our state, and we demand that our representatives in Congress shall use their best efforts to secure the aid of the general govern ment tor the free navigation and im provement of the Columbia river, by the construction of locks at the Cas cades; the improvement of the Willam ette and Coon ill rivers; the construc tion ot the Portland, Dalles and Salt Ijake and mnemueca Kailroads, ana the early completion of the Oregon and California ltadroad from Rose burg to the State line. 14. That the policv of the Republi can party in dealing with the Indian tribes is impolitic and unwise; that the time has arrived when the few Indians now occupying the Umatilla, Grande Konde and nuclz reservations should bo removed to some other locality, and thus open up to settlement by the whites some of the richest portions of the State. 13. That we invite the heart v co-op erations of all persons, whatever may i... 1 4 1 . . : .. . t i : . - . .:.!.... iat; wen mtu jm.-m, jioiiLieai aillllllie.s, to unite with us in carrving out the principles herein enunciated. JAMES M'KISSOS, JOHN II. MILLER. KlcKINNON & MILLER. VAGOM AND CARRIAGE M A K" IT FA. CTOltY ! rpiIE ITXn EHSI O N'FID JL having leased thc New Shop recently occupied by the late navai tsnutn. corner ol Main and Third street. Oresron City, take this method of Informing the public In general, that we are now" prepared, with anipie room, good materials, and tne very best of Mechanics, to build anew, recon struct, make, naint. iron and turn out all complete, any sort of a. vehicle from a common cart to a Concord Coach. ItlacRamit ltinr, llorne-Slioeinsr mid ueneral Jobliiuj;, Neatly, Uuickly and Cheaply Done. HOK!iI2-9!lor:iXf: A SPECIALTY. Come and try us. McKINXO.N it MILLER. Aug. 13, 1ST.3 :m3 A. C.-WALUNC'S PIONEER BOOK BINDERY. I . cK ""'Wii r,ttiir of stark ..." 1 -.. rtjH lArU, ' (jHEGDN. Music books lioiind In ev- the tirade. Un.lo,! 1 l,'e c ""fry promptly at FOR SAL. rNE SRCON D-HAN r, sTP A -vr tt 1 Cil $1U0 W. fiin-i n men : Imiw -Jt inh Ti , J. II. MOORE'S Srpf s ls-.Wf De ShP.rPgon City. OHAS. EC. CA.XJJTIELD, DEALER DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS G-ROCERIES, Crockerj', etc., &c. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY. ALSO, A LARGE LOT OE DRESSED CEDAR AXD FINISHING LUMBER, Of various kinds, for sale in quantities to suit, at reasonable rates. MJS 11 CH A N D I SB. JOHN MYERS. OREGON CSTY. DIALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Books and Stationerv. I will pay the highest prices for and all kinds of GOOD COUNTRY PRODUCE I will sell as low as any house In Oregon for CASH OR ITS 3Q VI VA LB NT n Good Merchantable Produce. I am selling rcry low for CASH IIS HAIYIK CASn PAID FOR COOTY ORDERS. Give roc a call and satisfyyourselves. JOHN MYERS. Orepon City, March 21. 1873. Singing Books TTTE WOULD CALL TIIE ATTENTION of Teachers, and others Interested in music, to the following works, as being the best of their class: MUSICAL CHIMES. A new Class-Book for Female Voices. Price 90 Per Dozen. Sample copies, mail ed, post-paid, on receipt of $1. FAIRY ECHOES. A Class-Book for Children. Used in all the principal Public Schools. Price SO Per Doxen. Sample copies ni ailed, post, paid, on rccerpt of 60 err ts. SONG ECHO. The Most Popular School Slnjrlng-Pook ever published. Price ST 50 Per Dozen. Sample copies mailed, post-paid, on ro ooiptof 75 cents. Address, J. J PETERS, 43 BROADWAY, jy. V, Aug. 6 iw6 ! to Per Day at home. Terms I VO S?SU fre. Address ' Uebly G, STINSON Co... Portland, Me IK JUST ISSUED. 2Ulth EDITIOX. MAN HO OD, REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE ACTIIOR, K. rte F. CC1ITIS, M. D., &c, Ac. 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 appertaining thereto; the results of twenty years successful prac tice. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON "MANHOOD." There is no member of society by whom t his book will not be found usefvl, whether he be parent preceptor or clergvman. Isnulon Times. CURTIS ON ".MANHOOD." This book should be read by t he young for Instruc tion, and by t he afllicted for relief; it will injure no one. Miilicil Times and Gazette. Price One Dollar, by mail or express. Address tin; author, DR. CURTIS, 5'0 Sut ter street, or P. O. Box 3o7, San Erancisco, Cal. . aug. 27 :lyisd3m YOUNG MEN Who are suffering from the effect of out ill u i follies, or indiscretion, will do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest, boon laid at t he altar of su trcring humanity. IMi. NP1XXKV will guar antee to forfeit ifoOO tor every case of se minal weakness, or private disease of any kind or character whieh he under takes and fails to cure, lie would, there lore, say to t he unfortunate sufferer who may read this notice, that you are tread ing upon dangerous ground when you longer delay in seeking the proper rem edy for your complaint. You may be in the first stage; remember you an np proaching the last. If you are bordering upon the last, and are suffering some or all of its illeirects.rememberthat if you persist in proerast in a ion, t he t ime must come when the most skillful physician can render you no assistance ; when the door of hope will be closed against you : when no angel of mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair work upon your imaginat ion, but avail your self ofthe beneficial results of his treat ment before your case is beyond the reach of medical skill, or before grim death hurries yon to a premature grave. Full course of treatment t'S) 00. Send money by Postollico order or Express with full description ofcn.se. Call or address, 1)K A, It, SP1VVEV, No. 11 Kearny street, San Francisco. scptlb'dy JOHN 3CHRAM, 3Iain St., Oregon Ciy. MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF fV-Saddle, Harness, CfS. fcV Saddlery-Hard- tTt" "'gV J-' wave, etc., elc. p WHICH HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS can be had in the State, at WHOLESALE 03 RETAIL. V7 warrant my goods as represented. 1.000 DEER SKINS W A 1ST T I X), AND AT..SO, VI.T. OTHER KINDS OF HIDES. FOR which I will pay the highest market price in cash Bring on your hides and get yourcoin forthem. JOHN SCITRAM. Saddle and Harness Maker. Oregon City, Oregon, July 11, lS73-m3. The standard remedy for Courhs, In n tie nr., Sore Throat, n7ioojri,it Onunh, Croup, T.i'-rr Complaint, lironchitix, Ttleefl ina of the l.mut, and every aircction ofthe Jhroat, Lungs and Chest, including-Consumption. WiMtar'g 11a Ua in of Wild Cherry does not dry up a cough, but loosens if, cleanses the I.ungs, and allays irritation, thus re- morino the cause of the complaint. None centime, unless signed I. Butts. Prepared b.v Seth V. Fowi.rr tt Sons, Boston. Sold r Kkdhixotox, Hostktter & Co., San n7sco' rtnd hy dealers gencrallv. 2(lebly BETHESDA SPRINGS! On the McKinzie River. Lane Co.r Oregon, A CHARMING SUMMER RESORT. rpiin.SE SPRINGS ARE LOCATED JL about fiif.y-fivc miles ett of Eutrene ed HfPr lthl,;rur Hesof thecA ebna Siti ra rinftue McKlnrJo. Thev are linJew hundred yards of Horse Creek ?EZJ. . most fn"f'us trout streams in regoh. mer and elk are very plenty near i ?PSinK' having (.ocn the resort for ages or theK. animals. The grandest and mor.t picturesque scenery of the North Pa cific. I have the best buildings and the best accommodations of anv Springs in this part of 1 he state. My bath house Is new, and Is constructed with reference to lin.aniS f t,Y,so vls'tIn me from the jaiiej. I also have an excellent vapor bath room constructed near the head of trio Spring, and In all things, I propose to style for those who prefer it. Anfmals cn wf? U"'d fr SmaU St- nd i t-rfect-may 6 lector. A. NOLTNER NOTARY PUBLIC. ENTERPRISE OFFICE. OREGON CITY, J THE NEW IMPROVED ' , " Eido Feed and Back. Feed. 1 THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. j Always in Order andBeaiyfDP Work. If there is a FLGEENCE MACHINE within ono thousand miles of San Fran ! cisco not working well, I will fix it with- oat any expense to the owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, i No. 19 New Montgomery Street, GRAND HOTEL BUILDING, SAN FKAKCtCCO. jL C. AT1IEY. Oregon City, Iillterlrie Muilding-, Ajent. IMPERIAL alLLS, LaRocqnc, Savicr fc Co. Oregon City. Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour, Middlings, lilan anil Chicken l-'ccd. Parties purchasing feed must furnish the sack. Town Lots for Sale. V""OTICK IS OIVEX TO ALL PERSONS desirous of purchasing Town Ijots in tiie County addition to Oregon City, Clack amas county Oregon, that are now owned by Clackamas county, that application for the purchase will bereccived by the Clerk in vacation of the County Court, and acted upon by the Court in term lim, and value placed on the lots to be sold. J. M. FRAZER, Jan. 12 1ST5. County Clerk. Ayer's air For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A tlres.--.iijp; which is :it Oiiee ugreeiiMe, heuliliy, a :i si (rtejrtual lor reser me nr. Jt soon restates jancu MmU'yK or qrc'i hair ljz r to its or i ii ii tt I cotor, n trtt, tic ...... ...r j t . gloss and fresJatcss of youth x j) ii: hair is thickened, falling hair hcciutl anil baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair whero tho follicles are de stroyed, or the glands atrophied and decaj-ed; but such as remain ran be saved hy this application, and stimu lated into activit', so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling ofF, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents the forma tion of dandruff, which is often so un cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and inju rious to the hair, the Vigor can, only 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 j-et lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful "perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. Ct Ayer & Co., Practical ami Analytical Chemists, IiOWJSIil MASS. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c, and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic poisons. No one remedy is louder called for by the necessities of the American people than a sure anil safe cure for Kevcr and Afruc. Such we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate .. uiiiniot., uiiva v lui assur ance, foundc.'l on proof, that no harm can arise frnni ita lien ir. in r niMittttti.' That whieh protects lVoin or prevents this dis order must hu of immense service in the com munitics where it prevail.". J'rcrention is better than cure, for the jmtient escapes the risk whieh lie must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis temper. This "CcitK" expels the ini;iMiiatic poison of Fkvkti ami Aon-: from the Fvstcm. and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the lir&t approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not onlv the lcst remedv ever yet discovered for this cfns ol" complaints, but' also tho cheapest. The larpe rpiantitv we sup ply for a dollar brings it within the" reach of everybody; anil in bilious districts, where Kkvkr ano Aorrc prevails, everybody should have it, and u.-e it freely, both for cure and pro tection. 11 is hoped thi.-s price will place it wit'.'m the reach of all the ivr as well as ihe rich ,V great suyene-lty of this remedy' over any other cvpr uncovered for the speedy and certain cure of Intermittent:) is, tlmt it contains no Qui nine or mineral; consequently if produces no quimsni or other injurious effects whatever upon uio constitution. Those, cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease Fever and Ap-ue is not alone the consequence of the miasmat ic poison. A fn cat variety of dis orders ariso from its irritation, among -which arc Neuralgia, lMieumatism, ior,t, Headache, UUndness Tootha-hc Earache, Catarrh, Asth. ma, Palpitation, I'ainlul Affection of the Snleen Hysterics, I'ain in tho IJowels, Colic, Paralysis! and derangement of tho stomach, all of wnich. when originating m this cause, put on the in! terrnittent type, or become periodical. This Crurc" expels tho poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an in valuable protection to immigrant and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the mala nons districts.- If taken occasioiwllv or daily while exposed to the infection, that will be ex cretcd ln.ia the system, and cannot accumulate m sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Jience it is even more valuable for protection than cure; and few will ever suffer from Inter mittents it thev avail themselves of the protec tion this romeify affords. vFJ- T""'- -'om fifj, arising from torpid ity at the L.ver, it is an excellent rwruedy, stim ulating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro ducing many truly remarkable, cures, where other raodioine3 fail. PREPARED BT Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., jLvv ell, Mass., Praetienl and Analytical demists, AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD. PRJCJ?, $1.00 FEK BOTTT.E. Wzt h: NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSC1UBE FOR THE ENTERPRISE. 32 50 PER YEAR, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Each number contains ths LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, From all Parts ofthe World ;'.J A Carefully Selected Summary of STATE AND TERRITORIAL NEWS ITEMS; A Corrected List ot the Markets In Portland, San Ffaneisr aad Oregon Cilr LOCAL NEWS, EDITORIALS, On all Subjects of Interest to the FARMER, MERCHAM OR MECHANIC Also, Carefully Selected M ISC EI.I. A XEOUS It EADI N C. 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