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1 o 1 o G o o x ) o o o o o O Cj5 o O Q O 0 O I 1 FLSSh U S" Pr3 Q Sisaa blBtt-SE-. i Jlzl -c, -- -.- : OREGON CITY, OSEGOX, M IE III 3, 1S7P. j Xcv,s Column. Iac Alahon accents the Hepublic. OooJ timber is found" in the Black Hills. At this season, no deer or elk must bo killed . L'lie yeomen of Liun are speeding the plow. T hoy have found pottery clay at Tort lJlakely. Governor Ames, of Mississippi, is to bOjimpeached. A baso ball club has already been organized tit Salem . Damaging freshets are reported in Silesia and Saxony. They are Laving their periodical revolution at IJayti. On the night of his acquittal, Bab cock was serenaded. The Sultan of Turkey was serious- I ly xllon tne Ultlult. Several election riot took place last week in England. 157 men left Yankton on the 23d ult. for the Black Hills. C. Sc A. Dixon havo failed at Liverpool for 3,500,000. 71 youngsters are studying pen manship at Forest Grove. Men arc collecting at Louisville, 0 Ky., to gtt to the Black Hills. Gambetta and his friends will sup port tho neiv I'rencli ministry. Buffet's resignation has been ac- cepted by President JVIcMahon. On tho 121th ult., securities were falling rapidly at the Paris Bourse. There is fireafc excitement over town lots in Hills Citv, Black Hills. A man named "William Pierce was drowned lat-t week at Port Blakcly. The O. S. N. Co. havo put np 200 tons of ice at the Cascades this win ter The Linn county grangers intend to give tlax cnlturo "serious atten tion." Bavaria is opposed to the cession of railroads to the Prussian govern ment. AbQut 610,000 changed hands on the result of the Lite election in Vic toria. A blo?k valued at 75,000 was burned gt Tarrytown, N. Y., last week. Jack louse was caught and fined for being '"loo full" in Portland last week. Mrs. BelSiiap has the smallest foot ,in "Washington, wearing No. iy2 shoes. A seven year old girl is startling tho Jefferson people by her musical otalent. Ilwaeo is the name of a new town opposite Astoria in Washington Ter ritory. Count Von Arnim has been allowed three weeks' respite on account of ill health. An explosion of sulphur killed two men at Pottsville, Pa., on the i!3d ult. H. L. Smith has sold his collection of books to the Tacoma Library As sociation. The Institute for Blind, at Salem, was at one time the resideuce of E. N. Cooke. The connty commissioners have presented tho Salem lire department with 250. i That hosiery. mill at Jefferson will ) o soon bo ready to turn out striped 1 Blockings. The steamer Pennsylvania went ashore on tho 21th, at Newcastle, Delaware. Over one hundred miners left Sid 0ney, Neb., on tho 220. ult. for the Black Hilis. Protracted meetings aro being held at the Methodist Church in Vancouver. A Chinese boy tried to drown him self on tho 25th ult. in Portland, but was rescued. Tne bark Robert Kelley beat tho steamship China from Yokohama to San Francisco. Tho Owyhee, the first boat of the seasou for Wallula, from Celilo, left on the 4th inst. Mr. "Wesley Graves intends mak ing an addition to the Commercial Hotel, at Salem. . ' Last year 50,000,000 pounds of coal, was taken from the miue3 in Fremont county. . D. J. Barrow is the new American Counsel at Dublin, and Jno. M. Wil son at Hamburg. o Tho schooner Liizzi - was wrecked on lEiqnina bar; all hands caved, cargo a total loss. o -.Tolm Ulsr, having served out liis lima in the State penitentiary, Las been set at liberty. The historically-celebrated Plan cbas La Piata mine in Arizona has boon rediscovered. The Sioux City and Black. Hills Trunsj'ortation Stage Ijine will soon be in running order. Tho A'lroeats does not want the Indians placed tinder tho control of the War Department. The British Parliament was agi tated last week bv a debate on the tngitive slave question 0 M. C. Ilnlies lias been arrested, charged with the murder of De Lord at South Alontatia, Ididio. The annnal reunion of the rmv of the Potoaue will l3 held at Philadelphii on JuneGth T Tholloston former, Winslow. is in prison in England awaiting the ar rival of extradition papers , Teaec Jubilee Gil more inteuds napkin in? a concert tour on this coat i 03 perforn.eri iu April. with i-' i -I, , A motion has been made ; before the U. S. Circnit Court in St Louis for new trial in the McKee case. : ' iie ouitan lias cnercu amnesty to all insurgents who will return to their homes within ft month. There is some probability cf the j army ueaaquarters ueing uiovuvi from Omaha to Salt Lake City. Une of the forgers of the Uregon and California railroad bonds lias been arrested in Brussels, Belgium. The Delaware Jjackawana and Western Railroad Company will change its gauge from broad to nar row. , Fort Requisa (?) Drake's Bay, has been recommended to Congress as a suitable location for a life-boat sta tion. Jos. B. Grinnell, formerly member 61 Congress, has been appointed re ceiver of the Central Railroad, of Iowa. By a vote of 5 A to 10 the Iowa House has decided to amend the constitution in favcr of woman's suf frage. The committee of ways and means f has resolved to report favorably on the proposed Hawaiian reciprocity treaty. At Charleston, Md., a colored man named Houston, u tho 2ith ult., killed his wife and wounded his son-in-law. The next session of tho Liun coun ty council, P. of II., will be held at Scio, on Monday, March 13, at 10 o'clock. J. N. Pierce, former cashier of tho Merchants' National Bank of Lowell, lias been arrested for forgery and larceny. The body of an unknown man was found Heating near the head of Walker's Island, 50 miles from Port laud, last week. New Hampshire Republican1; say that if Bristow is forced oat of the Cabinet their Stuto will be Io.-t to tho Republicans. Tho cutter Wolcott got aground on the I0i.li ult. and hail to part with one gun and ten tons of co;tl before she could be got off. Last week the passengers and crew of the steamship City of Gal veston arrived at Nassau, alter suffering-severe privations. Internal revenue collection for the lirst six months of the tiscal year show an ineivuse of l,0-iO,OOU as compared with last year. The French residents in San Fran eiseo will have a grand celebration on tho bt!i, in honor oi the Republi can successes in the French elections. Mr. JJi.-5.sol, proprietor of the Sher man House, Chicago, and his :;on, perished. in a burning sleeping ear near Poughkeepsie on the 2itl ult. Last week, while performing at the Park Theatre,' Brooklyn, the Haalou Brothers fell from a trapeze one of them sustaining serious in juries. Tho cashier of the susnended Farmers' and Traders' Bank of St. Louis has left lor arl-s unknown, lt-iivinji behind an liuithtedttesa of $oO,UuO. The temperance organizations in Bali'ulo. N. Y., have a land of H), 000 which they are usintj to prose cute tho violaters of tho hinnday ex cise law. Tho cashier of the Kern Valley bank of Dakersliehl, which was re cently roh bed of Jj,O0J, has bjeii arrested charged with complicity in the crime. The American whaler Young Phce nix, saved -il of the survivors of the English emigrant ship Strathmore, which was wrecked last July on Cro vet Islaud. The Mexican Border commission recommends the Secretary of War sending to t lie l!io Lirande frontier a suilicitnt force to at least overawe the Mexican raiders. The county jail at Vancouver has beeircmpty for a long time. Tliis either speaks well for tho morality of the place, or poorly for the e!ll ciency of tho police force. At a largely attended meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in New York city, resolutions in favor of the resumption of specie pavments on Jau. 1, 1870, were udo2ted. On the morniivcr of the 2ith ult.. a sleeping car, on the road from Louis ville to Memphis, was entirely con sumed by lire. Baggage and 'cloth ing lost, but no one seriously hurt. The steamship Klorama parted her lines near tho wharf of San Buena ventura, and, owing to her propeller being entangled by one of her ropes she drifted ashore, and will probably be a total wreck. The Pacific Mail Company is sail to have contracted for three new iron steamers for the China fleet, to bo built entirely of American material, midway in size between the City of San Francisco and the Citv of Toldo. The late Airs. Lncrctia Creighton. who died in Piiil.i.lpJi)!)! a, recently, is said to have willed. 1.500,000 to endow a college in Dayton, Oiiio. for the education of ihui.'rcut voti:p- men who desire to prepare themselves: for the Catholic niini.-trv. Bristow would sweep Connoctient like r. v. hii l-u in 1, and beat Tildeu out of sight and hearino-. V.-,;. .f'rii'if. Ih-istovv ? Uristow ? Well , we be heve wo have heard of him lutt Ti I den can carry Conu-icticut against the held.-Noc llavct RUer? o . The Lawyer's Tribe. A day or two a-o, when a yonnsr man entered a Detroit lawyer's niYioo to study law t'.i- iu-act:tiouer sat down beside hi.n uutl s:ii I : "Now, see j1Hlv, I no Umo q foMay.an.l u vo;, doh't Pan out vo;i hero f . ,.f- tn . 1,111 l-l - ii to 1I1UKG a good iays. ijo you want law ver ? "Yes. sir." '. "Well now, l-.sfe:i. Be polit to vi.i ,.if it-, i.eeause ll:ev lie good to the bov ., Jo SnrVT? M,,,et"i. i VM-?rZ 1for tne ?ako of example. o-.i t lUoi any time awav on ! an(1 on t cvon lrk at "a irl unf j you can plead .a casa.' Ifvo i on f ' - , ,.; mil can i ionow til OS instructions von sn-eeevl If vo-, "l,JS'.011 : Uim f, l cannot, tro and j best f ri-rdl and kiI1 our GEORGE A. IUKDIXG. WARD & HARDING, D j.'CGJST? AMD .APOTHECARIES, y - EEl' cu.nsiamli j;n jiau a g--1 ncrai asuoniuciii 01 Dx-h-h and Cliemicals, I Perfumery, Soaps, Trusses, Supporters, Toilet Articles, ALSO . Kero iene Oil, Lamp Chimneys, Glass I"ty, iitints, Oils, Viiriiitiuxiiiiil ltvsiuii'. I PL'KE TOES AND LIQUORS FOR ME- DH'IXAL Pl'U POSES. PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. t3r Physicians lrescrivtions oarefully coinpounued, una an ora.rs correctly an- SWIT-ll. r ?"tM('n. at all hours of the nlsiht. Bi'-All accounts must lf p;iid monthly. ItOVtitf W AKU V 11AUU1U. THOMAS CM ARM AH ESTABLISHED 1853. ? -kESIFlES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS t.J of Orson City and of the Willamette Vallt-y, that he is still on hand and doing business on tiie old motto, that A XitnLIc Six 1'cncc it Better than a Slow Shilling. I have just returned from .San Francisco, where 1 iurchascu one of tho BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS -vorbefureoiTs-red in this city; and consists in part, as follows : Roots and Shoes, C'l'it li i npr, lry Goods, Hats and Caps, Hosiery of Every Description, Hardware, Groceries, Paints and Oils, Sash and Doors, C h i 1 1 a w a r , Q u e e n s w a r e , !tonew aro, Crockery, l'latedware, Glassware, Jewelry of Various Qualities Arid .Styles, Clocks and Watches, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing I'utont Medicines, Goods, Fancy X ltou.'. Faming tion.5 0f Every Im pigments of Description All Jviiids, Carpets, latfins, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, etc Of the above list, I can say my stock is the m o s t c o ?! i 1. 1: t i: l'vt oiT.'i-ed in thU market, and was seleted wit ! esiveial care fort lie Ireon t'ity trade. All oi wliiea I now oirer lor sale at tho Lowest Market ETa'es. N'o use fur the ladies, or any one else, to think of jroiiii; to Portland to buj pxiils for 1 am Ii't'-riitiiinl to Sell. Cheap and not to allow uiyseji to ue. I aDEIISOLD l the state of cregox. All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay. meats, believing as I do that Twenty Years Experience in Oregon City eoabU-s me to know the re- (jiiin-ia nts of the trade. Conie one and all and see for yourselves that the old stand of THOMAS CHAilMAX cannot l"1 b"at"n in quality or price. It would be us'l's for in- to tell you alltlie advantages I fan tiX-T you in the sale of roods, as every store that advertises does that, and probably you have been disan- poiateii. All l wisii to say is Co:n-. u'.i-l S.:;',n!.i;! Examine for Yourselvr s for I do not wish to make any mistakes. My object is lofell all my old friends now that lam still alive, and desirous to sell iroods eh"" ?, for cash, or utmn such terms as a r-'.-d upon. Thnnkimr all for the liber al Jiritronag' heretofore bestowed. THOS. CIIAUMAN, Main Street, Oregon City, IV'gal Ti-nd -rs arid County Scrip taken at market rates. 1 i IOS. CllAIl.M AN. H7"o-Wr) lbs wool wanted bv THUS. CHAUMAX. "SIT T!IT? a-. H7m-wrwrjn.-r "roT:id") INFORM THE CITIZENS OF T Oregon City and vicinity that he Is prepared to furnish ?., S?nU0EAi4D CEDAR LUMBER, Of cv -ry description, at low rates. ALSO, Dry rjfor?ir, Ceiiiiifr, ll-ntic, Spruce, (for shelving), lattice, Iie!cets. 1 IViirc.Pnl. Ceil.-ir Coimf'tJithf oi land. , , Slreet and Sid"valk lumber furnisboil on the shortest notice, at as low a rates as il can oe parcnas M tn the State. ( Jive me a at the Oil Mm A' OITV SA W M1BT.S. Ore ;on i lty, June M, iS7.j.-tf WET!, FEED, AND SALE STABS Bl-I3. -o- rpiir. V : hF.ksii J X EI) PUOPItl KTOIl OF 1 1 1" li very Stable on Fifth street, Oregon , Oregon, k-."ps constant ly on hand IJogies, Cavriajrea and IlacUs. Saddle an.l KhsSY Horses. P'rico Ticnona'ble. ANDY WHXIS, Oregon City, Nov. 5, 1ST. 1'roprietor. U. s. Land Okficf, OnKOox Pity, Oregon, h eirnarv s, lS7t. (flniPLAIXT KAVIXB HKE EX- tered at this ofiioe by J. II. Kainey ".i, !in mo s. oi t!v s. o.', SL-Pl",to-n- R,,,l south, Uangn 2 cast, in Clackamas i county, Orejron, with vi to the cancel - I lat ion of said entrvrthe said parties are hereby summoned toloearat this ;iice on the -.'1st day of March, lSTtl, at 10 o'eloelv A. M.. to respond a ad furnish testi mo!iy concerning said all g"d abandon nvnt. OWEN WADE, lieriiter. i. ua-iw T. H. HAHUISON, Jicceiecr.Z ! BIBLES FOR SALE. - ' TTT keceiveo. M) for sale. at my store in Orison eftv, n supply of r.l'oles f.nd Testaments. Thse Itooks are th property of th- American p.ihle Society, nd ar- oirerd for sIe as lo-v as th?y can iw.ugiit at nnv similar D-rsitory In thestat-. Those wishing to pur.-mas- are f invltPlUo cnl1 nnrt ex;l'vVAi. rrsn, i A gent for CTnekamas County. J. P. WARD. COURTSSr OF BANCROFT LIBRARY I UNIVERSITT OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA I BOUND 15-51 W GLUMES OF tUt) US I C MAKE APPROPRIATE j-- l U i. f I W . Among tho many thousands of Ballads and Piano Pieces that we publish, there are some that aro noted for their great beauty and lasting qualities. We have "fe i "T ln nnrl n fiTf hpm In hook form, as IOliOlVS : and olfer them in book form, as follows VOCAL WORKS WITH Piano Accompaniment. Mot1er Goose MeloVlies. Beautifully il lustrated. (Ask for Novello's Kdition.or you will get a cheap photograph coiy.J $1 9 ) in boards ; full gilt, $i DO Slilnl ji: T.ljrlits. A collection of Sacred Sones. 1 io in boards; cloth and cut, f- 5t). Golden Leaves. Vols. I. and IT. A col lection or Songs and Choruses, by . s. Havs. Kaeh vol, $1 75 In boards ; clot h and gilt", $2 50. Ilenrthi iintl Home, Sweet Soiimls and I-ivesirle Kolioes. three vols, of choice Home Songs, by Ilnys. Danks, etc. Each vol. $1 75 in boards; cloth and gilt,$2 50. Priceless Gems. A fine collection of Songs by Wallace, Thomas, IC-dier, etc. $1 76 in boards ;cloth and gilt, Si a'.). Iefei-n' IIonseIol 3I-Io:lieri. Vol. I. Containing all th" latest and best songs by Hays, Danks, Thomas, Stewart, (about liH) songs). $Siu boards; cloth and gilt, Ie Oprsi' t Home. A collection of Standard Opera Songs, selected from over 2.) Ojieras. is in boards ; cloth ana gut, 51. Gennan Vilkslle:ler Allmm. 40 songs, with Eng. and Ger. text, 0'J. Meiidlegrfoliti's 7i Sonirs. Eiegcnt folio edition. Full gi.t. SS 5l. The sunn for a (1" ) voic, in 2 vols. 8vo, each, 2 o.) In paper; cloth, oi. SchumiuiH1!! Vocal Album. ") songs, with Rug. and Ger. text. S2 50 in p:iier; full gut, ii'. Sunlight of Snug. A colleoi.ioTi of Sacred and .Moral Songs, beautifully illustrated by the Pros. Dal.iel. Full gilt, PIANOJU'OPvKS. Fairy Flnrrers, ie:ii-l Drops, Jlagrie Ircle and um rinni. I-our col lections of fas" I'i'ino Music for young players, most .of the pieces being wit bout octaves. Hach vol.-? I 75 in boards; cloth and gilt, ?J 5). .llusieal lie-re:it 5os. A collection of Dance Music. ?! 75 in boards; cloth and gi'.t, $2 5:. Gol-.leu ( hiinc!). A choice collection of Parlor Music, by Ch. Kinkle. ft 75 in boards ; cloth and gilt, S2 5. Ilrilliaitt Gem 4. Containing music of medium difficulty, by Wyman, Kinkle, i etc. ?! to in boards; cloth and gilt, 2 ou. Stvums' Waltzes, Vols. I. &i II. Ask lor Peters Kdition, the only comjl te copy giving th" full waltz-'s as played by Thomas' Orchestra. ) in boards ; cloth, $1. PearU of Melosly. "A collection of Hance and I'arlor Music. t-S in boards; lull gilt, 51. lTetei-K' P.irlor Miixic, Vol. I. Our latest and best Piano Music of moderate dilli CUlty. in boards; full giit, if I. Liii C'reuiele la C'reme. Volrt. I. mill II. A coll "-t ion of choiee pi:1iio Music, bv Thai berg, I ist , II ller, etc. This is de cidedly the best collection of bound niusie'in" t he market. Kach, $3 in boards ; full giit, 51. S;--i Imtoh's S:iat:is. Rvo, fu'l giit, folio, " " ?l . ("IiojjIfi'h 'WaltT.es, ?1 5 : Polonaises, $2 ; Noeturaes, ; Da Mads 52; Prluds, $2 5' ; Sonatas, 52 5i. All ia stiif paper covers. ."rlemlelxs.-ili it's C:m ! e Piauo Warlcs. Klegant folio edit ioa, full gilt, in 1 vols., each, ?ii 50; Svo edition, full gilt, 4 vols., each. 5v" ; Svo edition, paper covers, 1 vols., .each, 52 5 . "lozart' Sonatas. Full gilt, 5-1 511. Weci- iia no Work, full gilt, Si. Mailed, post-paid, on receijit of price. Address, J. L. PETERS, 8 1 :i iiUO A D Y A V, X. Y, D -c. 21 :w6 I. SELLING HAS J l T.ST KECEI VED THE IMIO'EST stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS ever imported to Oregon Cit v. which he I otlors at srreatl.v reduced i .rices. Mv s'.ock OLOTPiiisra Has Sbeen largely Increased and I can show as handsome a line of ready-made gtxxls in Men and I toys Ilnsiness and Dr.'ss Suits, t'oats, etc., as can he found in i he country, and at prices that cannot Tail to satisfy. My D3ESSCG0D3 DEPARTMENT Is filled with a splendid assortment of all th'3 lending styles and fashionable shades of goods Kmi-es Clolli. Mohnini, Vreiteli nifl Amerirau Hres Goods Ifliick Alj)ac-a, Itrilliaritf lies, Cnkkmeres, ;c. IT L A TsfN- K B , Plaid, Plain and Ope, a Flannels, of all col ors. P.leaehed and Unbleached Cotton Fin nnels. Toadies' :nl Oeif' fii(lcrviirc.. S3iavls and Sravfs, Wool IJlanKets, Trunks n itct Triircliitg Stclielji, Utsiiil('a), Oil Clnthftr riooraiid TaIIe. SOOTS and SHOES, I M'ould call sp-'cial attention to my stock of Men's and liovs San Francisco Hoots, which I have sold for a number of years past with general satisfaction. K ery pair warranted. A complete stock of HARDWARE & FARMING UTEfiSILS; Choice Teas, Canned Goods, and all choic Family Groceries, All at Iow rric.s. Also, LIVERPOOL AND CARMAN ISLAND SALT. Highest Price aid for all kinds of 1 -t m m VOKHir'y i I'OUllCCi c 20,00 lbs. of WOOL Wanted, for which I shall nav tho hi-best price. " I.SKI.IdN(. Oregon City, Sept. 30 1S73. tf STILL IN THE FIELD! REMOVED SSCOfiD DOOR SOUTH OF HAAS' iALO(). WILLIAMS & HARDING, AT TIIE LINCOLN BAKERY, KEEPTIIE MOST COMPLETE STOCK r. f .- .fr amily Uro:(,ries to be found in the city. All goods warranted. Ooods d il ,r'. in the city free of charge. SKH Driee paid for counfrv produce 1JI-ae&t casn Oregon City, JIarch 28, 1ST:.' DEALER' IN' DRY-GOODS, FANOYG-OODS GROCERIES, Crockery, fcc, Scc CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY. ALSO, . A LARGE LOT OF DRESSED CEDAR A1D FINISHING LUMDER, Of various kind-?, for sale in quantities to suit, at reasonable rates. MJl li C 11 A JS'D is a. JOHN MYERS, OREGOKI CITY. DIALER lU DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ROOTS and SHOES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY A N I) Books and Stationorv. I will pay the highest prices for end all ki tfsof GOOD COt NT.1Y PRODUCE I will sell as low as any house In Oregon for cash on its equivalkxt n Oood crcIantable Produce. I am selling very low for CASH IIS MAK!?. CASH PAID FOR fOFNTy OISDERS OIvc ni? a call and satisfy yourselves. JOHN 31 YEKS. Oregon City, March 21. 1S73. A. G. WALLBJMC'S PIONEER BOOK BIHOEBY. Filtock'a Ruilding Corner of Stark arid Front. Streets. PORTLAND, - OnEOGfJ. EANK rOOKS RULED AND HOUND to any desired pattern. Music hooks. Magazines, Newspapers, etc., bound in ev ery variety of style known to t he tirade. Orders from the ci.untry promptly at tended to. T to 3Lf)A iay n home. Terms ".i w7 free. Address Ifcbly O. STIN'SON A Co., Portia n 'pMo VIC K'S Flowoi' ami "Vogetaljlo Seeds are the best the world produces. They are planted by a million people in America, and the result is, beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables. A Priced Catalogue sent free to all who enclose the postage a 2 cent stamp. Vl'cK'S Flower and Vc'eta'ble Grax'clen Is the most beaut irul work of the kind in the world. It contains nearly loO pn-e! hundreds of fin" Illustrations, and four Vhromo Plat ex of Flou-crx, beautifnllv hiiu coiorea irom nature. Ir ce o." cts.,n,,perCovcrsctS. ,0,1a in VieR-s Flor a Ouide. This is a beautiful Quarferlr Journal finely illustrated, and containing-. in elel gant colored Frontispiece with th first ThnTrf' Jrii0 7ly 25 ots- lor be y,.;;r. 1 he first number for 1S7C just issued. Ad- - TAMES VlCIf, Itochester, N. Y. Kov. 1, ;1 f 'IHlEdREEN POINT M NSTOV vmt oeseribt ions of their Farms and I grounds, latelv owu oied hi- -il it ' Jn"J"i'n. Price svua T-rms of Sale. 'r.a '"''-1 SMr. e,t, a,,-,, Wlio are suffering from the effect of vonthlnl lollies or iiuli-c-r-. t ion, v.ill do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon laid at t he altar of siilu-ring humanitv. 1. Hl'lN.Xi; Y will guar antee to forfeit 55'JO for e very ease ol se minal weakness, or private disease of any kind or character which he under takes and fails to cure. He would, there fore, sa v to the unfortunate stiffen r who may read this notice, that you aretn'iul ing upon dangerous ground when you longer delay in seeking the roper rem edy for your complaint. You may be in the first stage; remember you jir. ap proaching the last. If you arc bordering upon the last, and are sulTering some or all of its ill effect s, remembrr t hat if you persist in procrastination, t hnt.ijne 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 yon relief. In no case has t he i oet or failed of success. Then Jet not despair wort upon your imagination, but avail your self of "the beneficial results of his treat ment before joiir ease is beyond t h reach of medical skill, or beiore ri; dent h hurries you to a j-remat ure -,rav i-'ull course of tr -utmeut ?i5 (Mi. Sen. money by Postofliee order or Kvpres with lull description of cas'. t'a!l address, iii .. !?. si':v:;bv, No. 11 Kearny street, San Frs'.ticl.sco. sept iO :ly 5 I' t U V. Main Kt., Orcpoi City. MAMTAlTlTEFt AM) DirCRTEC Oi- f;t;Id!es, TTar:ie-s, J . r -y !':!1fl!ei---I"::i t- Cn'' ware, '!'., vil. TTHICH IU nWKV.fi AH CHEAP AS V can had in t he Stilt e, at Cv"l warr:ir:t my goods as r-prr-s-T'ed. JOHN .iCilllAM, Saddle and Harnt ss Maker. Ofgou City, Oregon, July 11, l-J-snS. S T ' i us The standard r. .i j.-r !;, (liieisTL, K-iro Thrtftt", V.7it.tfin? fnur.-fi tV'iiny, I.in r Cti::ijil.,i,,t, Itro n : ti:, Jiet-i' in.; of the l.ungx, a ml everv s: IT. el ion ot the Tliroat, 1 .tings nd ChCK, incluiiing Co.v- SfJICTlON. rr5v';; i-::T:v. rr"V:!:T C'hpvv;-d.,- not dry up a cough, l.ut loosens it, cl.-.mses the r.ung, nr.d allays Irritation, t!:.is timring 1?n et;ce ol' t he com oi.i ir t. Noe g-p.nine unless sigtt-d r. l u-irs. pr :.r 'd by sktu vr. Fowlkr a snx, iv,'s:.)r-" Ly lO-.i'oi.voro::, HosfitiiTKii ,t s o j-:.n l-'raneis"o, and bv r-.nl- rs --v. -r : : n l:'fe blv " - - THE T7-T -r-r rvrriT xmv voi;:;. fi!C. Mghtcen h ti nd r..-d and j5.-vcidv-.vK is the ('n:en!ii.il year. It is ;;!-, f, . r in v.hi.-.han Opposition Hons. oi iVr.-s; u- tatlVCS, theiiisi, sil:C.eil; . V.M-, ill l: jl power at Washington : and t lie -, ;ir oi fie twvtity-t lord elect :on of a l'r.-siu' j,; , f ",.. ITnited States. Ailofthe., vej.ts ;.re crn. to be of great inter -st and import a nc esp -eially fh- two latter: a:,d all ol tiv ia and e rythiiig oa:;eel'.a wit a them v.-in j'- ium.i iiiiiiirsiii.v r eil it; Til K St'S. 'port . c. a;.d v'.xj i ;u;u- Th.e oj.jiosition H,,use of lt--.r -s t!-t-tives, taking u; the j:r, ttt ir-,-.-- -' - . years ago by f-r.x, will Weralv'a'mi illhger.tly i;,v:-slig::.. H, . t-ornt f io., ..,,! niisue'ls ot (Jrant's administration - nr.d will, it is to b ho; . d, lay tho I'oundat ion for a ww and better p riod in our nation al history. it all this 'J ut: Sr will enn tain ciini lote and aceuruLe accounts litr nishing its readers v ithearlv and trust worthy iiiiormalloo upon this.- absurbimr topics. " The twenty-third Pr -sid- lit ia 1 1 1 cl ion with the i-reparat ions lor ii, wiil be mem orable a deciding upon 4ra id's aspira tions for u-1 hird term of power and plun der, and st ill more as deciding who shall be the candidate of the jartv of Uefoi ni and as electing that- candidate, foncern ingall these subjects, thoe v.ho n ad 'lnr: hCM will have t lie constant means of be ing thoroughly well iiiiormed. Thk Wkkklv Sex, which lias attained a circubition ot overciglity thousand copies already has its renders in everv Stale and Territory, and we trust that th" vcar 1S7( vill see their numbvrs draib! d". it will continue to be a thorough e-snao.-r. All the gemral news of the' day wiil be loui-.J in it, condensed s h-n imimporiant at lull h'tirth wli'ii of moment; and nhvavs we trust, treat-d in a, clear, interesting and In structive manmr. It is our aim to make The Wefrly Srx Uiebest family n'wsS)ajr in tho world, and we shall continue to give in its col umns a large amount, of ' m isei-lianeous reauin-r, such as stories, tales poen -s seientitic -intelligence and agricultural in formation, li.r which v.e are rot ab'e 0 make room in our daily edition. The nr; eultural depart ment esneeiuliy is one"" of .... , ......... ..,.lUn-. lire lastuoiis ar.' lso regularly reported1 in its columns .n,l so are the tivirkcls of every kind. 1 he KFKI.Y Srx, right pages with tiff v at M.. oroau columns is onlv il ; a vear lKistage , repaid. As this "price bar-. iv re- !;eJ,f, , 1" C,OSt OI ),h." Paw,no discount can be mad : lrom tins rat.e to club. a-cnts postma.vf.-rs, or anyone. ' J!Z li'-y StvX ' - fo:'- P'tJSO news- the iie-a f. n .-V. TV, -'., i 1. M-ar SnN-n.Y edftion extra, ?I piper tiiiJn: I i STATE R'Hn U-MI--Tlrb ' ' ' iff'od Emigrants to )i-e.ron, now in forei-n countries and sister s:ites, and lor circu- 'ating such information abroad hv this ;i,r'1. arsons in this stafl bavin farms and I.ands for m.-i-i-. t- t? . tiirous of hirmlng Colonies, will plenc foi wanl tothis Hoard as soon as lossible !e- ore rf Immigration. WILLIAM HE1D, teb.-jjMi .V state Com "r of limn frution. . l.y instructions of th nnm!n lnn NOV IS THE TIf?lE TO G S;2 50 r-ET YEAR. rAYABLE IX ADVANCE. Each number contains tho O LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, o From all Tarts of the World : : A Ciircfully Selected Summary of STATE, TPRIllTCRLtiL AND o NEWSITEMS; A Corrected I'st of tlie Marketn in Ferllsikl, San Francisco and Orr?on Ci(f. LCCAL NFVS, EDITORIALS, On all Subjects of Intercut to' the j FARMER, lilEIUIIAM OR MEfllAMC Also, Carefully Selected M I Sf C J A N EOl'S R KADI NO. In Short, it is in Every Respect a LIVE NEWSPAPER. Til E T12K F15 1 M Having a large and constantly increasing Circulation in tho most populous part of the State, ofTers superior inducements to o those who wish to Advertise. Advertisements inserted on REASONABLE TERMS. and it is therefore a good time to Subscribo in order that you may be posted on current events Send in your subscript ion nt once til i fiTERFBfSE BOOK & JOB OFFICE OREGON CITY, : OREGON. XTTK A HE PliErAP.ED TO EXIXUTE V f till kinds of JOB sue'a as CAIU'S, Ju.L-HJCAny, VAMPIIBXIS, MonraAUKs, 1. a nicies, 1. j:tti;i:-iii;a ps in fact e.li kinds of work done a in Printing Oiiice, jit PORTLAND PRICES. ALE KINKS OF 5 r. p.; c cm st a i: fly on hanl. and for sale nt as low a ince as ran be h-ui jn the Stat. a x n SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Oregon City. March 21. lST3-tf. AGENTS I CR THE ENTERPRISE. The following persons are authorized to act as agents lor the Ex tek prise . u " V.Vrk' P 110 vo-1 Co- Trk Kow, New Abbott tfc Co., Xo. S and 81 Nassau street New ork. I'ortland fregen ...E. Samuel San l rancisco 'h- TV;ovco St. Helens, Columbia county S. A. Miles Astoria, Clatsop county A. Vnn Dusen a 1 " '? 1 : - -E. Wi 1 1 ia m s Harrisburg. 1K Blnlth Ealayc tte.) amhill county J.IEcrguson Ia lias, Polk county Xavc Holmes fr"1;' It. IXity Jacksonville U. K Hann. I .en 1 011 cou n I y V y-c 1 1 s t orvaihs .Hon..Iohn Ilurnett ( anyon CityJrant to W. P. Uswoll A. N. Arnold Dalles, asco county, .N. H. (Jates i-a(.rande, Union county A. C. Craig I endtcton, Umatilla county s. V. Knox Fiio-roie fiiv 1J- E Thompson t. " , IK. I Uristow Roseburg Hon. E. F. Enne Lebanon . JC.T. Montague (J. It. Kalston Jacksonville Hon. E. 1. Foudmv EongTom II. C. Huston CLACKAMAS COrXTV. P.eavor Creek "P.utteville Cascades. .. Can by Cutting's Eagle Creek Harding's I.ower Molalla Milwaukic swego Upjer Molalla , C. F. P.entie . John Zu 111 wait Henry MeCiugin J. W. Strawser H. Wright Frank W. Foster Capt. Z. C. Norton W. Moreland ...John Hagcnlicrs'T J.John Eoolu W. If. Va ugh an' OREGOPi CSTY BREWERY- Henry Humbcl, AM.Mi 1 lil'CHAS- jut" t-yi.J- , ed the abov Rrew- WHJATZZ- ery wishes to inform the public that he is now prepared to manufacture a No. 1 qual ity f I. AG BR B B B It, as good as can be obtained anywhere i" the State. Orders solicited and pronii'tJy-filkcl. O o 0 o o o o o o o v O O O