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Newspaper Page Text; ' - aju t-W.'l ,. B.JB, Hi i . KTB Tri-Weekly Astorian SATURDAY August 23, 1S73 Post Office Notice. rmnGonTal Delivery at the Astoria Postoffice will be open daily, (except Sun Azy), from 8 o'clock a. M. until 7 r, m. On Sundays froinl to 2 o'clock P. M Monev Orders issued from 8a.M. to 4. J MAILS CLOSE: For Portland and intermediate offices, For Skipanon, Seabide house, and Tilla mook, daily on arrival of the mail from Portland. . For Forts Stevens and Cape Disappoint ment, Unity, Oystcrville, and Olympia Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7:3( Aw .; ForKnappton, Grays river, Klaskanme, Youngs river, .Levis and Clarke, JNena em valley, etc.,. irregular. D;r. Boseau's SmaU-Pos Cure. As this most loathsome of an diseases is li able to break out amoun&us at any tune, it is well to be prepared for it. at all tnnes. Dr. KorVeau'5 Small-Pox Cure smd Preven tive now prepared and kpt on band at my oilico, corner first and Main streets, one door from lurst, ist aguro cure? ox. provestsvp for that disease.. The history of. 'thir roetbcuie can not better bV oxplainodl tfy mo than by inserting the following somewhat condensed iStters..? SAMUEL COR WIN. Proprietor SXn Birfcisccr Julz 2f 1S72. My-dbarr old friend. Samuel Corwin I have no doubt but you -will bo much surprised on receiving this lottor, but, perhaps, not more so, or. more gratified,, than I was to boar from soui. The manner in which I hoard from you, and! learned of your whoroabouts, is this: 1 HappenecLto bo looking over, aa Oregon' news paper. and-Oticed your name, asdtepresonta-ttvo-elccik ffouiIillaniook count?;, Ihe thrill of pleasure which.I oxperioncodon reading, is mdlscribablb.-. Tho- anv. aots-or kmdnoss which.I receivcdlat your hands Ion gry oars ago Have -sever been forgotten,, notwithstanding auri correspondbnoe- has boon brokon fori? xearsi- Well, Sam I won't attempt to give you more than tho outlines of what has tran spired with: mo sinco wo la3t corresponded. So many incidonts of the past, in which you andil were connected crowd, upon any mind that I cannot think or write of "myself. Does vour mind over revert to the past, when wo "first met how you took mo in as a partnor, when those who ought to have been my best friends throw off on mo how wo got snowed in and had to live on potatoes straight for six weeks how good that grSzzloy moat tasted what a disgraceful retreat wo made from our poor inriocont Jack, when wo thought wo wero besioged by a grizzley. "Well, bam, thoso events of IS 52 fro-iuontly furnish subject niat f r.i nv thmrhti. nnil. as I am writimr to you, crowd upon my mind, but I will dismiss j rjiem for the present to grvo piace to tnat wuiuu will, perhaps, lo of greater interest to you. I pocketed, eleven thousand dollars out of tho "Deoi Cfaiin?' you gavo me in Maraposa, and started f6r homo ib, June, 18."5 I invested film. flinc;nnil rlnllnrs in raal estate in this city, andleft it in caro of McLane, our old cabin mate My property hero has yielded mo a handsome income, and quadrupled in value. I went into business in Now l ork city, in which I was very successful sold out two vears ago, sinco which timo I have been trav eling through tho European countries, lou ijnow 1 used to have a weakness fos tevelmg; Well, it has been gratified to- my heart's con tent. While in Franco I was taken with tho ?mall-pox. Tho lady of the inn tolAl mo that 1 was fortunate to take tho disease at that place. thcro was an old small-pox doctor near by who never failed to cure, no matter how bad th 9 disease; and suro enough, I began to re cover within four hours after commencing to take the medicine, and in twenty-four hours 1 "felt quite well. I was so much elated with tho magical effects of tho medicmo that I was determined, if possible, to obtain tho formula, iu which I succoeded, by paying handsomoly and promising not to divulge it in France. I see from Oregon papers that you havo tho discaao among you. Tho enclosed packago contains tho formula and sufficient material for family uso. I havo cured all tho cases that 1 havo come in contract with, and find it an infallible cure and preventive. ben ypu answer this, I will forward sufficient of tho innterial to make you a fortuno, as I havo am ple, and rot assured I reciprocate past favors. ously your answer. Diroetto San rrancisco, as Twill remain hero about two months. I'oursotc. ISAAC RIv!lIARDSON. When I received this medicine, theio lacing, no "small-pox in tho Stato of Oregon, I sent packages to a number of placos in California and othor States, to bo properly tested, al though my own confidence in its virtue was completely ostabliihod by tho source from which I obtained it. Tho following letters were duly received from tho parties to whiI sent test packases of the medicine: Sacramknto, Cal , Dec. 27, 1872. Samuel Corwin, Nehalem, Oregon Donr Sir: I havo tho ploasuro of communicating to you the fact I had an opportunity at last of testing tho efficiency of your preparation for the cure ol sman-pox. Jir. A.iveyser, a menu of mine, was taken with tho sniall-pox Dec ember 13 th. I loarnod tho fact about six oZelock on tho ovoning of the 10th, and started immediately for tho residenco of Mr. K., sit uated about fourteen milos from hero, towards Cache Creek, Yolo county. I got to K.'s placo just twonty minutes before twelve o'clock, and commenced giving tho modicino precisely at t-.S;lvo o'clock- Continued, to give tho medi trno overy hour until twelve o'esock next eve ning, having givon twenty-nine doses $ and, wtuttut farther aid, K. recovered, and is now as well as ovor, without any vi?iblo signs of ccer having had tho disease. All of us who Avere exposed, took or tho medicine as a pre ventive, and I havo no doubt, by so doing, were kept from getting tho disease Yours etc.. JAMEa HASBIN. FwmuLK, Humboldt Co,Cal,Feb.l 1878. Tuond Corwin Yo-ar small-pox cure proved quite a God-send to this community lately. 1 lirul tho satisfaction of curing thrco of our to.vnsmen of tho small-pox lately, Now, I am out of medicine, and 1 want you to send me about a thousand bottles, or send an agent down here. You would do well to have an a,r.iit in o cry town in California. 1 am get ting up a s-tatcment, with tho ignaburo of the parties knowing tho facts, and will send it jn. Accept our thanks, etc., C. E. CHURCH. 2s"o person should bo without this medicine, as tVe disease is now in various parts of tho country, and may be among us any day. It is an old and trao adage, that "An ounce of pre ventive is worth a pound of cure". T'is a w'uj man that carries his coat on a fair day," cte. SAMUEL COllWIX, Proprietor. Noluilem, Oregon. Sleeve Sutton X.os.t,.v i.ive a reward of $10 for it-on presentation to . The finder of a gold (Bolivia.) coin SLEEVE 15UTJ OX, with two fastenings for the bleevo, ,-l ,1 . ,.:il, !., Cn.'ftAK. !" "NT A will rp- ji; tf " Occident Hotel. CLARKE, HENDERSON & COOK; This Space is Heses'vedl & GO Oekum's Mew Building Corner Firt and "Washington, PORTLAND, .OREGON. Henderson o o HOTEL?. American Ex. Hotel, Cor. Front and Washington strcctsi PORTLAND, OREGON L. P. W. QUIMBY, C. It. PERKINS. TnE PROPRIETORS AVOULD RESPECT fully inform the traveling public, that the American Exchange having been recently im proved in all its departments, tliey are now prepared to offer superior inducements to their patrons and the public in general, at reduced prices, Board and Lodging, Si to Si 50 per day, ac cording to room occupied. Tho American Exchange coach will always be in readiness to convoy passengers and bag gago to and from the Hotel, free of charge. CHEMEKETA nOTEL Salem, Oregon WESLEY GRAVES, Proprietor J&STho cheapest andbestHotcl in tBo State. Froo Coach to the House. Cosmopo! itan Hotel, (Kepjb on tho European Plan,) ZIEBER &JOLTtN PROPRIETORS Corner Stark and Front stroets, Portland RIARD HOUSE. H. Cazaijan, Proprietor. View street, ictoria, British Columbia. EMPIRE HOUSE J. O'Briex, Proprietor. Opposite Railroad depot and Steamboat Landing, Kalama W. T. Tho best and cheap est Hotel in Kalama. G. B, cog- "WV HV ANDRUSr Occidental Hotel, (Kept on tho European Plan,) COOK & ANDRUS .PROPRIETORS Corner First and Morrison steots, Portland. ACIFIC HOTEL S1KE3 &Quimby, Proprs. Main street, Olympia, W. T. Stago offico. RAILROAD HOUSE J. McGrath, Propr. Good meals, clean beds, moderate prices. Tonino, W. T., present terminus N. P. R. R. St. Charles Hotel, Corner Front and Morrison streets, R. A. WHITE- PROPRIETOR Portland, Oregon. THE ST. CHARLES IS THE ONLY BRICK Hotel in Portland; has been thoroughly re paired and refurnished sinco tho fire, and is now tho most comfortable and convenient house in tho Stato. altf SUXMEK RESORTS. THE SEASIDE HOUSE. CLATSOP BEACH. MR. C. II. DEXTER, Formerly of tho " Cliff House," San Francisco, announces to his friends and tho public that ho has leased tho new and elegant Hotel recently erected by Hon llolladav. Esn.. upon the site of the old Summer House, at Clatsop Beach. Tho house is elegantly furnished, and possesses all mod ern improvements. A large and spacious Din ing Room, Billiard Room, extensive Parlors, Bath Rooms, Rooms en suite, etc., etc., all woll arranged for tho comfort of Guests. Tho Grounds aro beautifully laid out A half-mile Race Track, with Shell drive; (Jroquet Ground Children's Play Ground, Swings, etc.. etc. Boats upon tho creek; plenty of Trout Fishing; a splendid Stablo, with Saddlo Horses for those who wish for Equestrian rides ever tho Beach; Bathing Houses, for Salt Water Bath ingand, in fact, everything necessary for tho Pleasuro Seoker, tho Tourist or tho Invalid. Ocean, Mountain, Forest and Rivor Scenery, com oined, mako this tho finest Placo of Resort in tho World. The climate is equable novor subject to extremes of heat or cold and one of tho healthiest places upon tho Globe. Tho Table will bo unexcelled, and tho subscriber pledges himself that nothing will bo loft un done for tho pleasure and comfort of his Pat rons. Terms moderate and satisfactory. CHARLES 11. DEXTER. BAY-VIEW HOUSE, (Fifteen Miles Northwest of Astoria.) At Unity, Baker's Bay, W. T., THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED tho abovo house at this favorito resort Having thoroughly renovated and furnished the sumo with new material, it will bo kept in first-class stylo. The table will bo furnished with tho best the market affords. Fresh Fish, Oysters and Clams in overy stylo. No pains will bo spared toiako guests comfortable. Tho abovo houso is only ono and a half miles from tho Ocean Beach, where anglers may en joy rare sport Boats, carrying passengers, will ply between Unity and Astoria, connect ing with Columbia River boats. Tri-weokly stagos will run between Unity and Shoal water Bay. JOHN HUNTER, Proprietor, CLATSOP HOUSE, SKIPAXON LANDING. A. C. WIRT, PROPRIETOR. Is prepared to ontertain tho public. Horses and Coach, with Baggage Wagon "and careful drivers to convoy parties to any point STJIEAIER HOUSE. CLATSOP BExlCH. MRS, CLOUTRIE "WISHES TO INFORM tho public that sho has completed her large new two-story house, which is hard finished throughout, and is now prepared to roceivo visitors at this well known resort GRIMES HOUSE, CLATSOP BEACU. VISITORS WILL FIND THE ABOVE named House open for tho entertainment of guests during the season, as usual E. MILWAIN, 95 Front and lM First Street, Portland, Oregon. . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in stoves, Sheet-iion, Tin-plate, etc.. Plumb ing and Gas fitting cheaper than any other house in town. OTTOTREUER. No, 1 North-Front Street, Portland. EALTJIl IN WINES AND LIQUORS AND Afflnnfoi.turnrftf Svnins. Cfirninls- Bittnrs. ctc, etc. Sole agent for John ellandSPhil adolphia Brewery, San Francisco. Beer by the keg or bottle. Goods delivered to any part of tho City. PORTLAND ADVERHfeKMETS. W. Jackson & Co., Front Street, Portland, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Crockery, Glri6Rii'are) (Jutlcrm Plated Ware, Wooden ware, Coal Oil) Furnishings, Etc., Etc. And also Agents for Perkins & House's Patent Metallic Kerosene or Coal Oil Safety La raps! flST'ur stock having been sefected and ship ped direct to us frem: manufacturers in the East, and Europe.- wo ao prepared' to sell to tho trado at such rates as-' Wo- think will induco trade. ul2 tf THE MU Manufactured by Lafcafus & Morris, Hartford, Conneufiteut, . NEW METHOD OF FITTING GLASS-C- 03- fe- tho evo of anv nerson who cannot. sparo tho tlm'o" f!o como and solect for thom solfves. Any person who will send us a copy forsamplo of tho smallest sized typor that they can road at an ordinary distance', can bo fitted to glasses tbs6 will suit tho oyo. L. CVHENRICHSEN, Co., Solo Agents, 109 First street, Portland. au7 Allen & Lewis, Shipping and Commission Merchants, and "Wholosalo Dealors. 18, 20 and 22 North Front st, Portland Oregon San Francisco office: Corner of California and Front Streets. James Laidlaw. Henry James Gate. Laidlaw & Gate, Importers and Commission Merchants, 23 Front Street, Portland. Oregon. London Agents: REDFERN, ALEXANDER & Co. S. Gr. Skidmore, Druggist and Apothecary, Has Removod to his NEW AND ELEGANT STORE, 111 First st, next to L. C. Henrichsen's, Portland, Oregon - au7 Claims on the U. S.; AND ON ANY STATE. LL KINDS OF MILITARY, NAVAL , and Indian Claims. Modoc War vouchors. collected by tho undersigned. Money advanc ed on tho awards of tho Auditors, BST Persons having business with Depart ments at Washington, and with any State, will please apply to C. M. CARTER, Attorney for Claimants, auTtf Portland, Oregon. ALBERT BARTSCH, Pianos lata and Tier, Cornor Third and Salmon Streets, PORTLAND. ----- OREGON. UPRIGHT PIANOS MADE TO ORDER. JS5Tianos and Organs Repaired and Tuned. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. OREGON BOOT AND SHOE STORE! S. M. BARR, J. C. KINGSLEY. BAKU & KINGSLEY, PRINCIPAL RETAILERS OF TnE TA plo brands of Eastern, California and Ore gon Boots and Shoos, No, 135 First street cor nor Yamhill, Portland Oregon. fi" With our long experience and small ex pense wo are enabled to sell cheaper than any other house in tho city of Portland. As the proverb goes SI 00 saved fe $2 00 made: Call and seo and give us your trado. BARR & ICTNGSLEY. CRACKER MANUFACTORY Oregon Bakery, P. OPITZ, Proprietor, First Street, near Vine, Portland, Oregon TWTANUFACTURE all kin 4s of Fancy Bis 1? cuits, Crackers, Pilot, Ship and Naval Bread. Orders addressed as abovo promptly attended to, U tf Goto G. A. SHEPPARD'S ! Comer of Yamhill and Fit streets, PORTLAND ........OREGON, FOP. 1 Groceries Groceiies Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceiies Groceries GROCERIES Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceries Groceiies Groceries Groceries Groceries 'Groceries WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. tfiTThc best stock of STAPLES and TEA in Oregon. All goqds warranted. 1 - k LEGAL 'OKCES. Prfidlaxnatioii. VllEnA&1 tfiider the Act of the Legis lative ftsscitibly of the State of Oregon,, entitled an Act to protect litigants," ap--prpVed Octoher 24th, 1S70. The Tki AVeekly Astoria, a newspaper pub lished at Abtoria Clatsop County Oregon, hah been designated to publish the legal and judicial advertisements for the county, of Clatsop in the State of Oregon. "Whereas, The proprietor of said Tri- -"Weekly As9R has filed with tho County Clerk tf said county of Clatsop, written stipulations accepting the condi tions cf said t, together with a bond . appTOVed' a5 trWl-sv careets, witJi a proper return and notice thereof to this office, ac cording to law.- Now, therefcrey the said Tri-Weekly" Astoriajt is Tier e&y proclaimecto be ap- pointed and cfirmed as the medium through which a?Tl egal and judicial ad--vertisements for the County of Clatsop irt the State of Oifegori shall be publihke for the period authorized by law In tcstimonyhereof I have hereunto eet my band an'clcaused the seal of the State of Oregori'1 1' l)e' .aelF, at the Executive office in fne' S6y of Salem this twenty fourth day of July a. d. 1873. Bv tho Governor. '-"- L.F. GROVER. L.S Attest: S. F. Chadwick, "v Secretary of Stato. Summons IN THE C1RCURT COURT OF THE STATE of Oregon for tho county of Clatsop. Cassoo C.Anderson, Plantiff, vs. LewP, Anderson, Defendant: To Lewis P. Anderson the defendant, In tho namo of tho Stato of Orogen: You aro hereby required to an swor tho complaint filed against you in tho above entitled suit, at tho first torn of said Court to bo hold at Astoria in and for said County and Stato next after six weeks from tho date of this Publication. And if you fail so to answer, tholaintiff will apply to the Court for tho relief domanded therein, which ia, a Dissolution of tho marriage contract with yd' By order of tho Court WM . L. McE WAN Atty. for PlaintiHL Dated July 20ulS?3.. joy 0w Dissolution of Co-PartnersMp. UTICE IS HEREBY GIVET THAT THE Co-rartnorship heretofore existmir be tween Donaldson &. Reed, in tho Market busa ness, has boon dissolved, and tho undersigned? having.pusehascd'tho interest of A. J. Donald son therein, will continue the business as be fore at tho old stand on Main street. All debts due tho firm will bo paid to me, and vico versa. tilUSJN YJL REED. Astoria, August 15, 1878. tml."j-iYv Notice FfIHE TAX PAYERS of CLATSOP COUS J. ty Oregon, will take notico that on tho last Monday in August, tho Board of Equalization will attend at the office of the County Clerk of Clatsop county and publicly cxamino tho As sessment rolls, and correct all errors in vaLua? tion, description or qualities of lands, or other proporty. W. M. CHANCE, Assessor. Astoria August 2, 1873. auo 9w L. P. FISHERr ADVERTISING AGENT, Rooms 20 & 21 Merchant's Exchango, Cali fornia street, San Francisco, SOLICITS ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUB scriptions for tho Tri-Wkkkly Astorian and for papers published in California, Oregon andNcvada; ashington, Utah, Idaho, MonJ tana, Colordo. Arizona and adjacent Territo ries; Sandwich Islands, tho British Possessions Mexican ports, Nicaragua, Panama, Valpa raiso, Japan and China; Now Zealand and the Australian Colonies, tho Atlantic States and Europe. ADVERTISING Has created many a new business; Has enlarged many an old business; Has revived many a dull business; Has rescued many a lost business; Has saved many a failing business; Has preserved many a largo business; And insures success in any business. GLTtARD'S SECRET. Stephen Girard used to say in old age: "I havo always considered advertising liborally and long to bo tho groat medium of success in business, and tho prelude to wealth. And I havo mado it an irvariblo rule to advertise in dull times as well as tho busiest, long exporionco showing that money thus spent is well laid out. as by continually keeping my businoss before the public it has secured many sales that I otherwise would havo lost." ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS. KEEP your NAME BEFORE tho PUBLIC. Judicious Advertising Insures A FORTUNE! If Business is dull, ADVERTISE! If Business is brisk, ADVERTISE! Kt35"Thc man who didn't believe in advertis ing has gone into partnership with tho Sheriff and that official does tho advertising. fl "RHT? W T ?f?ices a I VAVJkf JUADUIXAlUJai 213 Geary street, San Francisco. tfSTSpccial attention to all Chronic and diffi cult cases. Officf hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m: (3 to iy p. nK au7 tX ILL'S PATENT IMPROVED SPRING Stamp, for stamping Linen and 1900 other articles. A silver-plated stamp of fine finish and perfect construction, with bottle of host Indelible Ink, Ink Pad, and three ontro Alp phabets, enclosed in a neat box, with fuU in structions, sent prepaid for only $1 50. Tho best thing for tho pricoever invented. Agents wanted. H. C. Barnard &. Co., 314 Olive street, St. LouK Mo. au5 tf WELLS, FARGO cfc CO.'S EXPRESS, AVING ESTABLISHED OFFICES IN , all parts of Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories, we aro prepared to do a General Express and l-roighting business m all its branches. Freight or Packages will bocalledfor in any part of the city (by giving proper notico) and forwarded with dispatch to any part of tho world, through our own and connecting Ex presses, at Greatly reduced rates. COLLECTIONS MADE, and Commissions , for Purchase of Goo,ds, etc., etc., will roceivo piompt attention. Wo shall continue to DRAW EXCHANGE as usual on all tho principal cities of the Unit ed States, tho Canadas and Europe, and to sell TELEGRAPHIC EXCHANGE when desired. WELLS, FARGO & CO. A. Vvx Dvsbv, Resident Agent, Astoria. 'ANTED A SCHOOL TEACHER FOR two children, at the house of tho Princi pal Light keeper at' Capo Disappointment. A ddres, J . . M UN SON. July 12th, lb73. Capo. N