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'. Cs'llIV.' MEWS. BIT. 11, i;c. "pen Pictures. SiVm Statesman lias the follow V.P.Vrnin Clackamas county's IVl'iC"11 Cochran, member of CTi from Clackamas county, . V-i. in l'.olmont county, Ohio, JVr l-'j; emigrated to III i" .l where he resided 4 years, ,1T ed !'thu plains in ls49 to Cali ' !'r'cinie t Oregon in lsiO. From f 'r'.ul'i-i ho was one of the most l" ;..,V 'md best steamboat men on rt'iTi nv-tte river, and since the last tllt. in jias x;en residing on a TV.', in Clackamas county.. The Ca-fjr,n- of the substantial men of 1S, never lacking the nerve to Wil.V his ship, or the tfreat Kenub-s-ta"J . J;Tn "of State. In matters of re ,.'t he Captain ii inclined to broad--'e ideas; in politics, he is unco m " n isii."lv Republican; and in inat lro1 t political economy, a philoso r The. councils of such men should P t he departed from by our people. The personal appearance of the Cap t , ,i is attractive and his physique is t: ., 1-ite.J to adorn the deck of the rtmwt 'craft that Hoats. Hiram Straight was born in the year 1 -i in -ir Oreiroii City, and is conse !,n,.; V a full llxicd " welvfoot." 7 V ' nreiits crossed the plains in Mr Straight was elected coroner of i l u kuii-i Yountv in 1S74, and a mem i rof tlie J.e;islaturo by the hiirhest von tlu li.'presentative ticket from fl'.'lt count v. The county was llepub lic'iii wlil-h was certainly compli mentary and indicative of general eon-ri,i,'!i-r While Mr. S. is a Democrat, vctind him an active and capable ii.t-iiil.i-r, on whom the jeople of his county can depend for safe action. Ili-nry Will f Clackamas County, xvasloirn in bavaria in the yearlsiij; oini r';tcd to the United States in the vf;ir N'!'.'; settled in Iowa ; was en ;r -!r,.,l in farming in Iowa; went to 5li".-':u-i in the year 1S1, was eniraged iia I l i' k and stone layer while in M ..m i. Crossed the plains to Oregon in tli year iHi'l : Settled in Clackamas i'..initv where he has since resided ,and tul'.ov'ed the pursuit of farming. 1 1 i.s iH.liiies wire Rejiubliean since Ldn n .ln's first election, but prior to that time his politics were Democratic. In tin- vi ar 'WH lie held a Captain's com-nus-i. in eta company of militia in de fense of the Union ;'was elected Coun ty 'oiiiinissiouer of Clackamas county in the year WO, and member of the piuseni Legislature at last election. Heal I'state Transfers. FvIIowiiigare the real estate transfers fir t!n- week ending Oct. Jl'th, com j il, ,l !v Win. Whitlock, deputy Coun ty Clerk : Philip Foster ami wife to If. XV. Uake i;ut nfl'iiilip l''ster's tluiiatioii land .'l iiin. N. 47, in Tl'S, II. ll; Fraction al rarf of s.'.-t! Ti ::j, and claim No. M7, inTJS. Ii4 K; Fractional part of sec tinii lv. and claim No. .!7, T :i N, U 4K; IVa. lional part of section tS, con taining "l .' acres ; consideration SI ,is.'ti. Joel li -ksnti itnd w ilV; to S. 1 I.Smith, fractional part oil' S W corner of claim N. 4s, 'J' :j S, 1 '! 1, containing 1.4 acres ; i-ii!iidcr:U i. .n, ."o. I! -i.i stout and wife to Win. Mavlield, tl.c S I', '.i of S W of section ff," T 4 S, K ' F. containing 40 acres; considera tion IS. Joseph I'arrott and wife to W. V. h's,-, fraclioniil part of section 'Si, T'.i S, )l 1 i; : consideration !). V.. i. K.iiiisiv and wife to Maxwell :.u:;-i'y. the N W '., of th.- S W of .! U..! 1, T ." S, II :'. LI, containing 4: V . . IV't.-nf to Wm, Maviicld. tlie i he S j; , Mini the N V of the S i: ;, and Hie S W '.i oftli.' N II '.i sc,-;i.ia s. T 4 s, il ;5 10, containing !" ac:-,-s, . U'.Sha rrock and w i f. t. Fred;-r,cl; Miniu'. !;.,..S ,.f t;,.. N 't of sect ion T -2 S, it I i:. -..:itaii;:ug s .) acrj.-.s ; .'lide.-u! h .11 Zi'iS), J (Jio and wife In !. H. A!f'- 1 r, l; i" S V '4 of Hc'tioii 1J, T 'J. S, JI 4 I'., containing Id') acres ; considera tion SfiV). Stain of Oregon to Wm. Stone, the N S of the N !: and tie- N i: l of the N W of seeiion TIS, It:; i:, I'orif a i n i ic 'Z 'acre ; ; e n:derat ion s? 17o. J. V. Ot'.'n Id and wile to . 15. S iam lidg. fractional part of section -1. cou t lining hi) acres ; consideration J-iJ'iO. C'i'y Council. Ocr. Oih, 17'l. C.uiT'.cil nut pursuant to adi'ourn iiient. and was called to order by May or havnian. boll called -present : (Tonus. Church, Mui ton. Cochran and l'.ujuet. Absent: ('..mis. Iogus, Apperson and Weather- btone. Minutes of previous meeting read and apnroved. The following petition was read, and on motion granted : We, your petitioners, would respect fully ask your honorable Imdy to make an appropriation for luuilx-r to build tlieeross walks on 11th street, crossing Washington, John Adams, and Jcller oii streets, and lay the same; and Votir petitioners will furnish the lum-I'Ci- ;uid build the side walk on prem ises. We would further ask the privi lege of lining any :f the old walk now hem;; torn n; on 12th street to build a walk opposite non residents' jiropcrty. The . lol lowing bills were ordered paid: T. A. 11 inlson, .?;). ; M.C, Athey, sl-t; S. X. Vance, It was uioveil and carried that the street commissioner iJf. authorized to lay a cross walk opposite Mr. Chap man's resilience. It was moved and carried that the reputed irregularity of proceedings by which a portion of Jackson street was Piiproved, lie referred to committee on M et'ts. The Mayor instructed the Marshal to''ive the diseased Chinaman on the i-luir notice to quit the city limits, winch was endorsed bv the council. . V-a mot!ui adjourned, As Oi.i. Vionkkk Dkai). In speak bvoftUca. athi.f Mr. Welch, an old "1;"lvr , f Astoria, the Walla Walla Mind.'nvn11115 7t)l- - "Sliortl v after J s Y.a U,c,-"l,1 of September, r r v s o, l';h' w.,l I'ce . tempo- time of l j Viu ,,,ark r,ver- At t,ie sZiihb3;1.;- the e nH.f ,V; ' was one of left 4 11 V lu'crs.(,t'('t'?on, having pr 1 NiT' yisr:,,l i 'n the 5th dav of at Or'Jro, -7 1 1:lt St:lte- "o arrived ' -"Ore. - ,st.ilrU:u to cross the Plains 1? f ,,11'. l-ut was ,f riven ' lei, re,, I,' 1,.,,d,1,,s- In ' Mr. i Ins Vi 0,1 1 Aslria, xvliicl, has "H . J e- tv,;r,!"7"o.no to the time iialf t' . - Jle 1,,?'no proprietor of ler s,1; i I! V,!S!U ot -?tr a shortly af- ''-r seitlio.r ,i 1 -slora shortly a! r & l'-l?. held large ii'itet ,el l sev..r.l ,,tl"1P fhis thth- 11 in st(1r . ll ""P",-tant places oftrus He it man -111,1 . V acuve nnsiness .u.a U. .ra-ed extensively in mill- T'i.i i salmon llshillL' and rannin.r . V; .i, V. vs t ho father of James 'UiM tor ,', , ,- llPuty internal revenue take, .Jli.us.l")int- Tho body was i .VSIOl l:! (. rm. . the I,, caseu return tnanks inanv attentions shown the nine.'y Uf CUiZenS Hayis HYi:s vvi. ci- U ' Kufus Mallory addressed tho eve,,- !UUl W,u'olor chlh Iswt Friday ""'lemhn'V1 ?V;ls sreetod with a large svnti,., ';l:ir'1,'!lli','1nee of ladies and ""11. I h( irAiill,,,,,., 1. .. h'il!'l,.. ;V i ('ss r about two and a v'"tiH i initK,n' nn'1 reat many ''ni.fi '!0 h'Tu willini: to have lii '!'ih rr..,ii. I.l,,!,;h lnn?er. Tho Glee a'! 'th. .'c ', ", ,,:il'' for the occasion, '''-I ViL i"''1' hp hal1 rin f,v'- Haves H 'I'lrnl,,., 'V A,,to.r tl,e meeting, quite 1 ""o ' the l,V-hiws, and be- '.hiiiUts of the club. o IJCTTEVILLIi IODGE, No.59,I.O. O. F. Iast Thursday evening, Grand Secre tary I'acon, accompanied by several members of Oregon Tjodge. of this -itv, went to Ihitteville to institute an Odd' Fellow's Iodge. At Aurora they were met by Mr. Ii. .S. Clark with his carri age, and after a pleasant ride of live tuiloiki nrri-nil nf ( Ln;.. ,1a. TJie bretl'iren of that nlaeo escorted I in ii lou jiu.ii; lovjin, iilio. aner me installation "Ihey all sat down to an elegant banquet prepared by the fair ladies of liutteville, and it is needless to say that ample justice was done to tho bountiful supply of good thintrs. The following otliceVs were enstalled for tho ensuing term : 15. F. Cone, N. G. ; P. J. Cone, V. G. ; P.. S?. Clark, Sec retary ; II. A. Jhown, Treasurer. Sev eral members were initiated that even ing, and the L.odge starts out with flat tering prospects. Williams and Lane. Williams and Lane addressed their fellow citizens at Pope's Hall last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Lano complained of being indis josed, and we therefore make some allowance for his feeble elfort. Mr. Williams made an excellent speech, and was greeted with much enthusiasm. Lane was laboring under considerable disadvantage only seven Democrats turned out to hear him, and they failed to even applaud their candidate during his whole speech. Lane's chances for re-election are very slim, and he will be beat in Clackamas county by about two hundred. Thk " itKATiiKX Chinki;." Last Monday morning notice was given to the boys and girls who were working in the Alden Fruit-dryer that their wages would be reduced'trom Scents to (i cents per hour, and that thev would have to work twelve hours "per day. Tho majority of the young laborers refused to work for the wages olfered, and now eleven Chinamen and four white boys are employed. Tho Celes tials work for fifty cents a day. We firmly believe that there would be more profit in white labor at a dollar per day than the Chinese at fifty cents, but wo are not running the machine. Lkttku List. Letters remaining in the Posroflice.at Oregon City, October l:tth,JS7fJ: l'.idwell, Orlando. Miller, Mrs. Ann. Fallcrt, P.arnhardt. Iticherson, Mrs.S. (Jray, (ieo. S. ltonke. Carl. Hayden, .lames M. Sutherland, J. II. Husten, Mrs. Julia. Sprague, Alfred. Jackson, John. Npraguc. Wm. W. Mills, J. 11. Welch, ltobt. Wilcox, Wm. If called for please say when "adver tised." J. M.liACON, P.M. A farmer while waiting for the fer ry boat at Chase's ferry last week, by some means allowed his horses to get started down hill, and they went into the river. The horses seemed to enjoy the bath, and the Granger managed to turn them around in the middle of the river while they were swimming. The wagon was loaded with wheat, and, strange to say, only one empty wheat sack was lost. The Granger laid over one day at t ho ferry to dry his wheat, and then went on his way rejoicing. The circus last Saturday, played to a crowded house probably carrying o!f l,"0o from this place. The performance was fair, but not so good as was expect ed from tho llattering notices they re ceived from the news' apers through out th- State. Our city always turns out well for anything in the aniuse m nt lino. and, as a general thing, they are treated rather "slia! 1 y . .Showmen will do well to bring their whole outfit an-l nerioriii us pass lv our city. m l perform us well as elsewhere, or 1 (Ink of our Democratic friends who had listened to Lane for about ten min utes, left the hall in disgust, and this is what ho thought of his candidate: "1 am m t. much of a speaker ; never had much of an ducat i mi : to tell t lie truth , T can't make anvthimr of a speech, but I onlv want two minutes' training to get away with Lane." For Sale. Mr. J. Wilhoit announces the sale of lots at the Soda Springs, in this county, on the 20th hist. Also a s:. w mill with seventy acres of land, and a farm of :;'0 acres. This will be a good opportunity for those wishing to erect small buildings at the Springs for a summer resort. For particulars, see hand bills. Farmers are especially invited to call at T. A. I la con's 'store, when they come in town, and purchase their gro ceries, etc. He guarantees to sell as cheap as any other store in the city, and he keeps nothing but first-class articles. Those residing in the city will also find it to their advantage to give him a call. Mr. Geo. LARixqCE, accompanied by his sons George .and Alfonzo, left for California on the last steamer. Mr. LaRoeque has had poor health for some time past and hopes to recuperate in the warmer climate of the Golden State. We hopo to seo him back ere long well and hearty. New Goons. IJ. A. Hughes has just received an elegant stock of dry goods which are now open for inspection. Dress goods equal to any ever brought to this market may be found on his thelves. As to whether he sells cheap, give him a call and find out for your self. Tualatin Precinct. F.O. McCown, Esq., will address the citizens of Tuala tin precinct on Saturday, the 2lst inst., at Krnse's school house the usual place of voting on the political issues of the day. All are iinited to be present. Mr. G. XV. Sharrock, residing on the Sandy, has sold his farm to a German immigrant. He reports that live or six German families have moved into that portion of the county recently. They can't come any too fast. Considerable complaint has been made by our merchants lately on ac count of their steamer freight being de tained five or six days in Portland after the arrival of the steamer. Whoso fault is it? The managers of tho Alden Fruit Dryer havo had a private watchman emplo3red to watch the building for the past week, for fear that it would be burned on account of the employment of Chinese instead of white laborers. Lane's chances for re-election are about in proportion to the number of Democrats that turned out to hear him speak last Tuesday seven Democrats to a hundred Republicans. Senator Mitchell will address the Hayes and Wheeler club of this city on week from to-day. Give him a rousing reception. Poland's milk wagon made a lively run down Main street last Saturday morning. A broken dash-board was the only injury sustained. The Alden Fruit Drying Co. of this city, was awarded the medal at tho Centennial for preserved fruits. This j is the third medal carried otf by Ore i gon Cit3". j Mrs. Helen Warren is selling off her millinery goods at cost. Those 1 wishing anything in her line will do well to call immediately. Mn. Hunsaker has three fine Meri no Bucks on exhibition at the Fair. Mr. Peter Paockt has tinwi.i contract for wing dams on the upper Willamette, and reports the river in better condition than ever before Polo Alley is now the worst place between this city and Salem, and' boats e a , " over it without much trouble Sir Pan net sm-s tle.it r. -s-oiu... ;; --- -- vtw,v7i no will guarantee to make the upper river nav igable tor boats carrying a hundred tons at all seasons of the vear Work was stopped on account Of tho appro priation giving out. 1 1 Only three months of leap year left, and still the single young men are numerous. What do the vouii" ladies mean by such strange conduct ? Mr. T. A. South erland, the genial and handsome Assistant editor of the Standard, dropped into our office last Monday morning. Uro. Noltner, of the Standard, has been presented with a bounciii" girl baby, and he is happy as a clam at high tide. Gov. D. P. Thompson and family leave for Portland next week, where they will take up their permanent res idence. The department of fine arts at the Fair is under the supervision of Mrs. Josio DeVore Johnson. Arout two thousand dollars will change hands in this city on the Pres idential election. Dr J. Welch has returned from As toria, and is prepared to wait on his patrons at his of ice. There will be no meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler club this (Friday) evening, on accoir.it of Fair week. The sporting fraternity are numer ous at the Fair grounds. Look out for your pocket books. Two dollars for the round trip to the Fair. Our city is well represented at Sa lem, and our streets have a deserted air. The Alden dried fruits from this city are attracting large crowds at the Fair. Wheat i.s worth 78 cents at the mills in this city. Woon taken at this office on sub scription, if brought immediately. The Woman Sufi rage resolution was laid on the table in the Senate. I'ortlaii'.l Market. Legal tenders, ss baying, s'.t selling. Flour. Extra, S 00 '; superfine, 1 .". Wheat. rrl ''' percental. Oats. ."'c. to ".jc. t ' bushel. barley. sd - per cental. bacon. Side.:, lie; hams, l'JCj 17 ; should jr.-. h'.'.tf. Lanl. I n kegs, P; -: in Iult tins, 17c. Mutter. Frch ro! 1 . SjOi '). Fruit:. Pried apple.-, in s.tcks, b)c, ke.iV.slO1- ; plums, pitless, 1 i' M ; peaches 1 ic ; prunes, 17c. Fggs.-::a.-. 'hickens.--Full grown, i': owfe.i'.l t"0 "i do.en. Hides. Dry, !0e ; salted, fie; culls ,la otf. Tallow. it Yu. Woo!. -1") to 17c. Feed. Ilraii. 5-20 ho V ton; shorts, Tii to irlij : oil cake, S"7 .','). Ilav. baled, .VI i do to :rl ; Hi) i ton loose", VI ."(!. Potatoes. i,0r ',(; V bushel. ( mions. 1 to i tc 'j ' H. Mutton sheep. 2 Oregon City JZurkcl. Wheat. 7Sc i bushel. Oafs 1U 0-) fie V I'lisie 1. Potatoes ."( t bu-.ii.-!. ' hiions- 1 ;V 1 bushel. Clour --:'t :;7't saek or ?"i 50 ) Lb!. Pl ied Fruit Apples, le. ('!. Plums, He. butter Sioc(u t ir. Figgs 125c dozen. .Chickens Grown, ?: 50 t dozen ; Macon Sides, llclb; hams, 15c. Lard Vi to 17c. Hay ?10 ton. Wool -122c 1 11. To Shake or not to hakc. Aye, that is the question. Is it better to quiver from head to foot in tho par oxysms of fever and ague, or to banish the atrocious disease by a course of that standard antifebrilo'reniedy, Hos tetter's Hitters. There cannot ho much doubt as to the response of the malaria s' rieken to this inquiry. From every locality on this continent whose in habitants are tormented with the shivering plague comes an increasing demand for t he only genuine prevent ive anil eradicantnt'Malaria by science. The denizens of fever and ague dis tricts veil known how utterly inade quate to do niorethan give brief respite are the so-called remedies of the fac ulty. (Quinine, arsenic, bismuth what are these but poisonous palliatives, which cease after a time to produce any beneficial effect whatever, and if persisted in wreak irreparable mischief upon the system? Kverywhere they are being abandoned by intelligent persons, and that genuiho vegetable specific for intermittent and remittent disease, Hosteler's Hitters, substituted in their place. Holiday's Pills What in Life Iiisur a licit. Appoint tie Many people Insure tlicir iives to benefit their lamilies by death how paradoxical is this. To prolong life by preserving the health would be a far more rational manner of assuring it. Ap "ole.y, is swift and insidious in its at tacks, striking its victim without a twh ment's warning happily, a preventive has been discovered Hollo. vav's bills tho only safe and certain antidote for this dis ease t hey cool the blooii stml equalize its circulation through the system. To pre serve the stomach in a sound condition and the blood pure is the due secret of healt h Hollowa.v's Pills will do this most effectually, and thosands owe their actual existence "to them, at the present day. Is-'J A Fine Thing for the Teeth. Fragrant SOZOPOXT is a composi tion of the purest and choicest ingre dients of the Oriental vegetable king dom. Every ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its embalming or antisep tic propert-- and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet Juxury. SOZOPONT removes all disagreeable Jodors from tho breath caused by oatharrh, bad teethsitc. It is entirely free from tho injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle lasts six months. A Case of Tliry Veaix' Standing- East Aunon.i. X. Y. May 23, 187:2. MFSSKS. SETlt V. I'oWLKit So:S : (Jentleman I was troubled with dyspep sia for thirty years, and tried several medicines advertised for the cure of this distressing complaint without deriving any benelit from them. About a year ago I commencedtakingthel-KUUViAN Y,Rl;f and after using altogether twelve bottles 1 find mvself entirely curred. I consider my case one of th" worst lever hear, lot and take .reat pleasure in rcceom mending the Peruvian Syrup to all Dyspeptics, be lieving that it will lie sure to cure t hem. Yours respectifully, J. T. P.owen. Soid by all druisfs. Invitation to Am.. A cordial invi tation is extended to all to visit the store of Mr. A. Levy, who has just re ceived one of the finest stocks ever brought to Oregon City. In dry goods he cannot be beat; gents' clothing of the latest and most fashionable styles and cuts: his stock of cigars and tobac oosare fit for the gods, and those who in dulge in the fragrant cigar w ill do well to give him a call. This is not bun combe, Levy has all he claims and a great deal more. Wlstar's Balsam oflVilcl Clierry. The great remedy for consumption. This well-known remedy is offered to the pub lic, sanctioned by "the experience of over forty years : and whe n r i-sortedtoin season, s.-l-iojii tails to eifjei, a speedy eurs of Cou-chs, t olds, I roup, bronchitis. Influen za, Whooping c'ough, II larseness, pains or Soreness in the i.'h-'sl or Side, bleeding at the bungs. Liver Complaint, etc. IJeware of Counterfeits! Remember that the gen uine Wistar's Balsam ok Wild Cherry has on the outside wrapper the signature of "I. Butts," and the printed name of the proprietors, "Seti! V. Fowle Sons, Boston." All others are base imitations Kxamine the wraper carefully before pur" chasing. KTThe Xational Gold Modal was award ed o Bradley fc Hulofson for the best Photographs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best in the world. Montgomery Street. San Francisco. The Perspiration to great extent de purates the Buxid, that is, it carries oir its impurities, when they do not remain lat ent in the circulation, cause eruptions. The remedy for this state of things is Glenn's suli-iicr soai. NEW TO-DAY. MARK THESE FACTS ! THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD. KOLLOWAY'S PILLS. B5I,ct the Su tiering and diseased road the following. ttTliCtall who have been given up by Doctors, and spoken of as incurable, read t lie following. tfflAi-t all who can believe facts, and can have fuith in evidence, read the fol lowing. A'liuir till men by these jirescnls. That, on this, the Twentieth day of June, in tho year of Our Lord, One Thousand Kight Hundred and Sixty-six, personally came Joseph Iliiydock to me known as such, and being duly sworn deposed as follows: " f hat he is the Sole general agent for the Unit-.-d States and dependencies thereof for preparat ions or medicines known as lr. llollo.Miy'.s Pills and Ointment, and t hat the fol lowing cert i licit es are verbal ha coiiies to the i)ci;i of his knowledge and be lie!. JAMES SMblTUK, Notary Public. IL. s. 11 Wall street, New York. 1 n IIolt.oway : I lake my pen to write you of my great r-dijl and that the awful I ain in my sid.; has leit. meat last thanks to your). ills. Oh, 1 oct or, how thankful I am that I can get. some sleep. I can never wr te it enough. 1 thank you again and a;. ain, and am sure I hat you sire really the irieiul of all suirerers. I could ntit help writing to you, ami hope you will not take it amiss. JAMKS MYEIIS, ll'j Avenue 1. This is to certify that I was discharged from the army with Chronic Iiiarrhiea. and have b-en cur -d bv Ir. Holloway s Pills. WILSON 1IAUVKY. New York, April 7, lsoii. et 'ilt St. " he following is an interesting case of a man employed in an Iron foundry, who, in pouring incited iron into a llasii that was dum p a rid wet, caused an explosion. Th melted iron was thrown around ami oa him in ; perfect shower, and he was burned uiva.itully. The following c.-rtiti-cale was given to me, hy him, about eight weeks alter the iiecident : New York, Jan. 11, ISi'Ai. My name is Jacob Hardy ; lam an Iron F'-u m'er. I was badly burnt by hot Iron in Novem b t last ; my burns healed, but I had a running sore on my leg that would not heal. 1 tried Holloway's Ointment and it cured me in a. f. -w weeks. This is nl! true ami anybody can see mc at Jack son';; Iron Works, 2d Avenue. J. JIAKHY, li:Goerch Street. KXTUACTS KliO.lt VARIOUS LETTKItS. "I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave ui,. :i h. iirty one." ""i our Pills ar. marvelous." "I send lor alio! Ict box, and keep them in I lie hulls :." "I ir. Hoi lo.vay has cared my headache t hat v. as chron ic." "I gave one ol your Pills to my babe for clioh ra iiinriiiN. The dear little thing gut v.-.-i I in a day." "My naus.a of a morning is row cured.' "Your box i if Hollo way's oint mem cured me of noises in the head. I rubbed some of your ointment behind the cars, and tii." noise has leit." "Send r.i" two boxes, I want one for a pn i- f:i in ily." "I enclose a dollar, your price is 2" cents, but the medicine to me i.s worth a dollar." "Send me live boxes of your Pills.' 'I.i-l me have t hree l.xes of your Pills by relu.-ii ma 1 1, lor I hi i is and I 'evi r." I liave over "J i iieh test i nion ials as t hese but want of space compels me to conclude. CUTA?i0li3 DiSOROiHS. And all erupt ions of the skin, this Oint ment is most invaluable. It do"s not. h'-al externally alone, but penetrates with the most s.-arehing chVcts to the very root of the evil. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Invariably cure tlu following diseases: Disorder of Hie Kidneys. In all diseases affecting these organs, whether t hey secrete too much or too lift le water; or whether they be ntllictej with stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins over t he regions of the kidneys, t ln's.- Pills should he taken ac cording lo t he printed direct ions, and the Oint merit should be well rubbed into tiie small of the liacl; at bed time. This treat ment will give almost immediate relief when all other means have failed. J-'r Stomachs nut of Order. No medicine will so effectually improve t he tone of the stomach ns these i'ills ; t hey remove all acidity, occasioned either by intemperance or improivr diet. They reach tic liver and reduce it to a healthy action; they are wonderfully efficacious in cases of spasm in fact they never fail in curing all disorders of the liver and stomach. Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known in the world for the following dis eases: Ague, Asthma, Hilioiis Complaints, lilotches on the Skin, Colics, Constipation of the liowels. Consumption, Debility, Hropsy, Dysentery. Kryfipelas, Kemaie Ir regularities. Fevers of all kinds. Kits, Uout, Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation, Jaundice, rjver Complaints, Iaimbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Hetention of Urine, Scroiii a, or King's Evil, Sore Throats Stone and 1 ravel. Secondary Symptoms, Tied louloureux. Tumors, Uicest, Veneral AtTect ions, Worms of all kinds, Weakness from any cause, Ac. Important Caution. None are genuine unless the signature of J. IIayiwck, as agent, for the United States, surrounds each box of I'ills and Ointment. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such informa tion as may lead to the defection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medi cines or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious. Soli at the Manufactor of Professor Holloway & Co., New York, and bv all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med icine throughout the civilized world, in Ikjxcs at 2' cents, and UJ cents, and .?! each. ' ijTh ere i s c , n s Ide ra ble sa vi n g by t a k i ng the larger sizes, N. It. Directions for the guidance of patents in every disorder are affixed, to each box. nool.ly. NESF3EYER & UTTER, ftfSerc&iant Tailors, FURNISH I H G GOODS AND MATTERS, 31 First Street, Portland. Oct. 0. lS.7G;tf. FARMERS! 1,090 HOGSJVANTED!! HAVING lti:?KJJEIi:n AM) En larged our fork Pack in at Establish ment, we will !.- prepared to purchase l.'Ht-.i or more Hogs this season, and for which we will pay t h" highest market oriee. Cash down n delivery. AI.UKIUII7 LOG VS. Oregon City, Oct. 0, 170 :3m. TO FRUST-GROVERS. milE A Li PEN FRLTIT PRESERVING 1 Company of Oregon City will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE orTTeVMS, PCMlSnnil APPLKS. Mr. Tho. Charman is authorized to pur chase tor the Company. L. D. C. IjATOU RETTE, President. ITIOS. CHARMAN, Secretary. Oroa City, July 2S 1S7-5 :tf COURTESY" OF BANCROFT LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIF0R1IIA, NOTICE. "V"OTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT I will bo at my oilice until the -J(t h day of Oct. to receive school tax, alter ; winch date all who have laileu to respond will bo returned as delinquent. 11. J. 11AKDIG, Clerk School district No. 02. Oregon City, Oct. t, 1670 t. MILLINERY GOODS! TVST BECE1VED, AT MRS. K. S. Warren's Millinery itore, a new and elegant stock ol" latest styles of Millinery and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, for the SPRING TRADE. Which will be sold at reasonable prices. Ladies living in the country, favoring me with their orders, will find them promptly attended to. MRS. E. S. AVAItUEX, One door south of Dr. Welch's office. Oregon City, March 17, 1S7C. LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE STAltl-K. TIIE UNDERSIGN EP PROPRIETOR OF the Livery Stable on Fifth street.Oregon City, Oregon," keeps constantly on hand Uuyies, C'jirrlag-oti u ml Hacks. Saddle and Hussy Horses. X-ricos TicasoiifArjle. E. B. CLEMENS, Oregon City, Nov. 5, 1875. Proprietor. A BARGAIN ! 1SPAX Dlt VKl' ISOIISKS, HARNESS ami new Wagon lor sale, Apply to J. G. RON NET, OrtoG.WiLLW, Rlaeksmith. sept29-lui. "CITY OFSALEM." HKltEAKTEtl AND UNTIL Fl'K ther notice the City of Salem will touch at the WHA3F IN OREGON CJTY, On its up tripa each week on Vciluvdii' and Satunluy .Mornli: And on the down trips, Tuesday unit Friday Aftu nooit. Freight and Travel respectfully solicited. XT. I?. SCOTT .t CO. July IS, 1S70 :tt. FARM FOR SALE ! 4 FIXE KAUAi ADJOINING NOU J. ton's postolliee, in Clackamas county, consisting of :J acres : i ) acre-j under cul tivation, if acres ready to. sow in wheat at t he present time, orchard of SiM trees, a good house and barn, line well of water in the house, 2 brood mares, goad wagon and harness, - tine cows and calves, all of which will be sold cheap for cash. For further particulars inquire at this oltiee, or to E. A. t)lJINN, Norton's postolliee, Sept. 7, l-70-2m. fsJrs. Jennie Boyce, TJJIACTK'A I- M I b b I X K U A X 1 Ji Pressmaker, Loguf.' building, Main street, Oregon City, will keep constantly on hand and for tale ut reasonable prices a large ami well vlet teil block of iuihiou able Millinery n ad Fancy Goods. B Vi" i.li ii i ivitls evi-ry wo veikii. r.-gon City, Sept. 2'J, ls7ii--J'. TH0HA3 GHABFMN ESTABLISHED 1S53. 9 XESIRES TO INFORM TIIE CITIZENS S 9 of .regon i'ity and of the Willamette Valley, t hat he is still on hand aud doing business on the old motto, that A Ximble .Six J'cnre is Hitter than a Slow Shilling. I ha vp just returned from Sau Francisco, where I purchased one of tl LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS over before offered In this city ; and consists in part, as follows r Boots and Shoes, Clot hi ng. Pry Goods, Hats and Caps, Hosiery of Every Description, Hardware, Groceries, Paints and Oil?, Sash and Poors, Chinawarc, Queensware, Stoneware, Crockery, riatedware, Glassware, Jewelry of Various Qualit ies And Styles, Clocks and Watches, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy N Rope, Faming tions of Every Implements of Description All Kinds, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, etc Of the above list, I can say my stock is the MOST CO M I L. K T K ever offered in this market, and wnsseletrd wit 11 especial care for t he Oregon City trade. All of which I now offer for sale at tho Lowest Market Siates. No use for the Indies, or any one elsf, to t hin k of going to Porl land to buy goods for I am Determined to Sell Cheap and not to allow myself to be UNDERSOLD IX TIIE STATE OF OREGO.V All I ask is a fair chance and quick ray ments, believing as I do that Twenty Years Experience in Oregon Cit v enables me to know the re quirements oi the trade. Come one and all and see for yourselves that the old stand of THOMAS CIiAHMAX cannot be beaten In quality or price. It would he useless for me to tell you all the advantages I can offer you in the sale of goods, as every store that advertises does that, and probably you have been disap pointed. All I wish to say is Comr, and Scr,antl Examine for Yourselves for I do not, wish to make any mistakes. My object, is to tell all my old friends now that I am still alive, and desirous to sell goods cheap, for cah, or upon such terms as agreed upon. Thanking all for the liber al patronage heretofore bestowed. THOS. CHARMAN, Main Street, Oregon City, Legal Tenders and County Scrip taken at market rates. THOS. CHARMAN. RyoO.OOO lbs wool wanted by THOS. CHARMAN. PUBLIC EXAMINATION. VPURLIC EXAMINATION FOR teachers in the publtesehools In Clack amas county, will b held inthe Seminary on Saturday, Sept. 3"th, Ht ft o'clock A. M. JOUX W. SKLLWOOD, S?pt. 22-2t. "rt. of Schools. ESTABLISHED I8GO. B. A. HUGHES, Opiosite the PostofBce, MA1K STREET, OREGON CITY. Dealer in DRV GOODS, CLOTHING, II A TS , BOOTS and SHOES, HOSIERY. LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, PERFUMERY, TABLE CUTLERY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. HA RD WAREi FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ROPE. GRAIN SACKS, WOOL SACKS, ETC., ETC., ETC. AY STOCK OP GKXEHAI. MEIt- jJl- chandise is large and well assorted. There is no house In the city that can undersell me. SMALL TROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS, Is my motto. Please call and see for yourselves that the Goods at the old firm of H. A. Hughes cannot be beaten in quality or price. I keep the best Tea and Coffee and a good supply of Family Groceries. I give the highest market price for good Country Produce. B. A. HUGHES. Oregon City, March 17th, ISTO. County Scrip TaUi'U us Cush. Ja7 :tf. fK HAVE THE FOLLOWING REAL Estate for sale. No. 1. Desirable building block in Oregon City. No. 'J. Kii Acres, good house, and ham full of hay;S acres in cultivation, orchard, good water: 15 miles lrom Oregon City. Price 55ao, half down. No. 3. :$-J0 Acres, 7-3 in cultivation : houses, barns, wells, Ale; good orchard; li miles from Oregon City. Price ?4,5H); halt down. Sell half place at same rates. No. 4. '. Acres, 25 acres under cultiva tion, 5 acres orchard, good running water; U" acres open brush land; U mile from school house ; 8 miles from Oregon City. $1,500; half down, bal ance in one and two years. No. 5. Part of all the Barlier farm, on the river at Rock Island above Oregon City ; $5 per ucre. No. G. Land on the river above Oregon City, cheap; part of the Harbor claim; good wood yard. No. 7. tiiii acres; 75 improved, a largo, new, well finished frame dwelling, plum and apple orchards, living wa ter, 18 acres of fall wheat, miles from Oregon City, on Moialla road, church and school house adjoining; can lie had forit,.50, one-third down, balance on time. No. 9. 40 acres at Milwaukie; part beaver dam. Price, $1,000. No. 10. A one and a half story house, one lot, barn, woodshed, well, etc., in Oregon City, for $12-5. No. II 100 acres of land, with 10 acres un der new fence and a growing crop of wheat, about 40 acres very easily cleared.all of the rest timbered land, well watered, 8 miles from Oregon City. Price $Si5 ; 1.500 cash, $32:! on time, at 10 per cent, per annum. No. 12. 80 acres four miles from Canby railroad station; 5 acres ready I to plow, good log barn, 4'X) feet of lum Iht for "a small house, good oien land ; Trice, f$275. Other desirable bargains in Clackamas, the best county in the State. Any sne having money to lend can have our services, free of charge, in managing the same and selecting securities. Persons wanting to borrow money can get favorable terms by calling on us. JOHNSON tfc MiCOWX, and JOHNSON, McCOAVN &MACRIM. Offices in Oregon City and Portland. Nov. 12. 1875 :t f Lower Than Ever! HAVING taken advantage of the late unsettled condition cf the Eastern and Cali fornia Money Mar kcts, I have Purchased for Cash The Largest Stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY & SIIVERWARE. Ever brought to Oregon, and am now enabled to offer them at Retail at former WHOLESALE No plated Jewelry of any kind Is kept In my Establishment. Every article is war ranted as represented. I also have the Agency of the unrivalled Diamond Spec turlrn. To those intending to send East for Watches, 1 would say if they will let me know the name and price of tho watch they intend to send for, I will furnish the same watch for the same price. Ry all means give me a call before going or sending elsewhere B. L. STONE, JOU Eront-st.. Portland, Oregon. CASEDY, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND FRUHTS AND VEGETABLES. Main Street, Orrgon Tity, One door south of Ward & Harding's Druj h-tore OtTt STOCK CONSISTS OP KYEItV thing usually kept in a well stocked Family Orocery Store. Keep only first class goods. Reorders delivered to any part of Oregon City or Caneiuah. Oregon City, June P, 1876 :tf. STILL I.N TIIE FIELD! REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH GF HAAS' SALOOX. WILLIAMS & HARDING, AT TIIE LINCOLN BAKERY, KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK of Family Grooros to be found in the cit v. All goods warramtid. iomls delivered in the citv free of charge. The highest cash price paid for country produce. On '"" " 23. lS7o. OLiFF? HOUSE. OREGON CITY, OREGON, I. V.' RHODE'S lropriotor. Transient Hoard, St to $2 p?r limy. Single Meals .. ..SOctat. Board jut Week .... ....95 OO Heard u nd Lod-jinu, ptr week 10 OO The Table will be supplied with the bet the market allords. P.a.11 Suppers furnished on short notice anil at reasonable terms. Nov. 1!. 1S75 .-tf I3IlORTAXT TO ALL WHOM IT HAY CONCERN! BEING DESIROUS OP ADOPTING a new rule of business, I would request those indebted to me to come and Pay Up Immediately, And save Incanvenienee and expense, as I have determined to collect what is due ro-. I have reduced the prices on Cioods great ly, and can assure all hat I can give Bargains to Cash Buyers Come and see for your own satisfaction LEVY. J. P. WARD. O SOROS A. 1IARDING. WARD & HARDING, DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARiES, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A general assortment'Of Drugs and Cliemicixl.s, Perfumery, Soa pn,. Coinbnaml lirnsliex, v Trusses, Supporters Shoulder iliatcs Fancy ami Toilet Article,' ...... ALSO;... Kerosene Oil, Lump Chimneys Glass, luly, fill ills. Oils. VuruKhi-i anil Dye St tifT, - FTRE WINES AND LIQI OUS FOR .HE- DUINAL PLUMES. PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. ('-"Physicians' Prescriptions carcfully comi-oundcd, an J all orders correctly an-swen-d. C jen at all hours of the niht. lAIl accounts must te paid monthly, novtitf WAItDA IIAKDINO. Notice. T t.vki: xliis mktiiod op' rx- fi. forming my old patrons anil the pub lic reneraliv that I have just ojiened a SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, In the Masonic building, Main St., Oregon City, where I will be pleased to serve all who may fjive me a call with anything In my line at the lowest cash prices.. .1. V. (dlAUABL Oregon City, July 13. 1SG JmJ BACON, (Successor to BAULOW & Fl'LLEB) Dealer in, GROCERIES AND PRQVrSIONt, SELECTED TEAS COFFEE,, and SPICES', BUTTER AND CHEESE, FOREIGN AM), DOMESTIC FBCLTS, And a fall variety of Goods usually kept In a first-class Grocery Store. Come one, come all, wad examine our stock. I can sell as cheap and fnrsish as good an article as any house in town. I have secured a first class baker and will continue to furnish customers witl as jxood bread as can be found in the State,. Give me a call at Barlow &. Fuller' old stand, Main street. T. A. BACON. Oregon Cit v August 25,.187 .-tf PAUL BOYCE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, - Oregon City, - - Oregon. (""1IIKO.YIC ? DISEASES AND DIS j eases of Women and Children a specie ally., oilice hours, day and night; alwava ready when dutv calls.. Aug. 25,. 1876 :tf. NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP, AT John Lewis' Old Stand. CW. OANONG HAS OPENED AT this old stand, where he is prepared to do t nyt hinc: in his line. yHorso shoeing aspedaly Oreyon City, Mav a:m3 W. FRIEDLANDER, The well known JEWELER OF PORTLAND, Charges NEW YORK PRICES, FOR W a tcli Repairing. Cleaning a Watch. ....v Si oo Iain-Spring . . 1 rn Glass 5 -OF- WATVTIIA2I, ELGIX, SPRINGFIELD, and SWISS WATCHES, Only the best qualifies Guaranteed for two years from daj- of sale. ttOrtlers sent from the country care fully attended lo:i First St., in Odd Fellows BuldluR. July 28, lSTC-Sm Subscribe for THE WEST SHORE, just entering its second year. It la EfJLARQED AND IMPROVED Xow is tlie Time to and worthy the patronage of nmievTry well-wisher or the Pacific .Northwest. It is Beautifully Illustrated By the leading artists on the Coast. Some The Ablest Writers In the Pacific Northwest contribute to it columns. As a Xamilv Journal it stands at the head of the Pacific Coast publications. As a paper to SEND TO FRIENDS abroad, it. has no equal. A sfngle num ber will frive them n. bettor idea of Oregon ami Wash inert on Territory than a year numb rs of any other paper. Subscription, price, 1 .,0 PER YEAR, including postapre. Sample number, 20 I -n 1 1 Ad tlress thepu bl isher. cnfs- I.. SAMl'FJ.. r. O. P.ox 3, Portland Oregron. Remittances can be made by reeristerecj letter or bv order on any cf the Portland ijuslness Houses. sept 7 Sm 1 I . :- I f 0 o o o c o o o