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A U CTION AND COMMISSIONWhom the the gods would destroy jVcw To-Da- y.Sl)c iMttkli) (Enterprise Open. S. D. 1 ope nas opened a newgrocery store, on door above the CourtHouse. His new advertisement will ap-

pear next week, in the meantime givehim a call.

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the cas3 with tne ltadical party. Fromall parts of the State we Writ that a gen-eral bad feeling existed in all their coun-ty conventions. Such is Radicalism.

The Astoria correspondent of the West-sid- e

says: The bartfen title Jane A. Falkin-bnr- g

has cleared for Honolulu with a car-go valued at $5,500, over $3.000of whichwas taken on in the Astoria Customs Dis-trict. One "noticeable article of the cargois linseed oil. which speaks well for theOregon Oil Mill.

The 'wife a prominent and highly re-spectable citizen of Albany attemptedsuicide last Tuesday by taking arsenic.She was insensible for some time-fro- itseffects, but was finallv restored. Nocause is known to exist for the rash act.

Washington county delegates to theRepublican Convention will support W.I). Hare for Prosecuting Attorney. Mult-nomah has instructed for Mr. Durham, andwe learn a large portion of this county'sdelegates are for Mr. Durham. This willgive him the nomination.

Dr. McDowell, of Salem, announceshimself a candidate for Congress on theTemperance and Woman's Suffrage plat-form, and adds that he will send hisphotograph to any one wishing to votefor him for fifty cents.

Announcement.We are requested to atinoiir.ee the name

of A. LEVY as a candidate for the ollice ofTreasurer of Clackamas county, subject tothe cotiinatiou by the Democratic Conven-tion.

To tile ituoci'HCr of (lai!uuii.isCount'. I hereby announce myself as "acandidate for the ncriuation for CountyCleik, subject to the will of the convention.

II. L. KELLY.

A beautiful dressing and invigorator of thehair is Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Itenew-e- r.

Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., in hishook on Chronic Diseases, says in regatdtobis Golden Medical Discovery, with whichour readers are familiar: ' From its wonder-- n

I power over Consumption of t!e lungs, Ihad thought strongly of calling it my Con-sumptive Cure ; but from the lact tliat it isa perfect specific for the sore throat andhoarseness to which ministers and other pub-lic speakeis and singers are subject, and alsofor BroiiChtit, an ad were Coughs, and isan iiivaluahle remedy for diseases of the Liv-er, and also as a Hlood I'm itier, 1 decidednot to apply to it a name which might mis

ad and prevent its use in other diseases forvh;ch it is so admirably adapted."It will 'cure a eouts'n in one half the time

ncce-sar- y to cure it with any other medicine,and it dots it not by drying it tp, but by

g cause subduing the irritationand healing the affected parts."

This valuable iiiedici;.e is sold by all first

For the very bet photographs, go t Hi ad-le- y

Si Rulofson's GaFery whhovt STAIRS

lT ASCEND IX Till- - ELEVATOR, 42'J

.Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

Iiclect-H-. Degree Lo.-Ig-c o. V!, . O. O. F"

(O (3 Meet on the Second and FourthTUESDAY EVESIX US,

of each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd FellowsHall. Members of the Degree are invited toattend.

Itilt nomali fjf?.'l-;- ?'n. 1, A. F". umlft A. II.--n(!i- iS its reirnl.ir Ciiinmiiiiica.

tions on the First and Third Satur-ilit- y

in each month, at 7 o'clock fromthe 2i'th of September to the ioth of

March, and 7 o'clock from the 2"th ofMarch to the 3ioth ot September. Rrethren in good standing are invited to attend.

Dec'JO.ISTO, Hy order of AV. M.

Orrgon LMlge So. 3, I. O. or O. F".

Mtets every Thursday eveninS a o'clock, in Odd Fellow's

Han, Main s eet.Members of the Order arc iuvited to attend

By order . S. ti.

Sjicclal rfoticc.ISDiOF.STlOK is the cause of nine-tent- of nil

diseases the livinjj machine is subject to .' Givetone to the stomach and ditrestive organs, and youwill save more than half in your doctor's bills.lr. Uroires Ceirbrntrd tiiit-r.- are recom-mended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and fora i,i. Complaint of the I.ivku and DigestivbObgans. See advertisement in another column.

The, American Stork Journal for Leieru"ber, cnt3ins engravings of Sacred Cattle,Iloupan and Game Fowls; also, Pig andPoultry Iliui-e- s, with plans and elevation,besides some twenty welt written articlesthat should be read by every Farmer. Specimen Copies will be sent free, by the Pub-lishers, X. P. BovEtt & Co. parkesburg, Pa.

-- 7VVc furnish tiiis valuable Jocrt.wu.with our paper for $3 a year.

WILLIAM DAVIDSON,REAL ESTATE DEALER.

Office, Xo. CI front Street,POIITLAND, - - - OREGOX.

REAL ESTATE in this CITY andEAST PORTLAND, in the most desirablelocalities, consisting of LOTS, HALFBLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES andSTORES; also

IMPROVED FARMS, and valuableuncultivated LANDS, located in ALL partsof the STATE for SALE.

REAL ESTATE and other Propertypurchased for Correspondents, in this CITYand throughout the STATES and TERRI-TORIES, with great care and on the mostADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.

HOUSES and STORES LEASED.LOANS NEGOTIATED, ami CLAIMS OFALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COL-LECTED. And General FINANCIAL andAGENCY BUSINESS transacted.

AGENTS of this OFFICE in all theCITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will re-ceive description of FARM PROPERTYandpbrward the aamd fo the abote address.'

Feb. 3, 1871.

PALLS tCAMP3IET JO.i, I. O. .F. Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on theFIRST AXD THIRD TUESDAY EVENIXGof each month. . Fatrurchs in good stand-ing are invited to attend.

Feb. S. lS72 tf

AGE.VTS FOIi THE E'MEKPIilSE.The following persons are authorized to

act as agents for the Exeehpeise :

J. M. Baltimore, Portland, Oregon.Thomas Boyce, San Francisco.L. P. Fisher. 'Hudson & Menef.41 Park Row.Xew.York.Geo. P. Rowell & Cc, 4o Park Row, Xew

York.Abbott & Co., Xe.'S2 & St Xassau street,

Xew York.Hud-c- Menet & Col. Chicago, Illinois.

oh. Wetheriir & Co.,-00- Chestnut streetThilad.stpr.ia. '

Administratrix's NoticedIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

.undei-M-ne- has been duly appointed

of the Estate of Lawrence Burns 'deceased, late of Clackamas countv ; therefore'all persons having claims against sa'id Estate arprequired to present them tome, verified'attheaHice of Johnson & AIcCoivA, within sixmonths from date.

V V t . MARY A. BURNS,

March 15, 1;:, maI5tvj

FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1872.'

TOWS AXD COPSTT.

The Enterprise for the Campaign- -

the Entkrfwsk to clubsWe will furnishupwards, for fifty

of five sbbheribers andcents, commencing with the. issue of the

ICth or March, and ending with the issue

of June 7tb. which will contain the elect-o-

n returns. We Lope that Democrats

will see to it that the paper is ia the bands

of every voter in the county. Who will

seud us the first list?

Democrats Take police.

The primary convention for Oregon City

1'reclnct will convene at the Court House

at 1 o'clock afternoon. Let'every Democrat turn out.

IiEi.rciofs No-net?-. During Lent Season

'services will be held at St. Paul's (Epis-Vopa- l)

Church en each Wednesday morn-

ing, at 10i o'clock, and on Friday even-ng- s

at 7 o'clock.

Docket. The following constitute the

bases before the next Circuit Court :

Law Cases. O. C. 11. li Co. vs. Instatebf Daniel Harvey.

Joseph Kaf ka vs. C. Vaudei vol t.Jus. M. Moore vs. (i. Grepe.U. K. Stewart vs. Elizabeth Wells.Sidney Calahan vs. J. Franklin and wifeJa. M. Moore vs. W. F. C.fc L. Co.Equfty cases E. J. Wrstlall vs. B. C.

West tall.Administrator of John Torrence, dee'd,

V. Geo. Aberne'hy et al.Isola Gans vs. Henry (Inns.Geo. A. Pease vs. G. Grepe.F. N. Bkuichard vs. Geo. Abernelhy.W. F. Highfield vs. G. W. N. Taylor.Enoch Long et al.vs. Marion Long et al.Henry llunibel vs. John Stege.

A Hook ox Okkuux. We have receiveda book entitled -- Oregon and her resourc-

es," written by Hitch Small, Esq. It is apamphlet containing 130 pages.'and is thebest work ever published about our State.It is a most excellent book to send eastto triends who desire information in re-

gard to our State. The Jinlktin states thatthis valuable book has been written andprinted at the expense of Mr. Holla-da-y

for tree distribution. He deservesthe thanks of the people of Oregon forhis liberality, as it will certainly be ofgreat benefit to our S'aie. This is thefirst book we have seen that may be term-ed "On Oregon.

KKerm.iCAX Ticket. The Republicansmet in convention at this place la?t Satur-

day, and nominated the following ticket:For State oenn.'or. Hiram Cochran, of th s

'city ; Representatives, L. IJarrin. N. N.Matlock and John D. Crawford ; Sheriff,Robert Uamsby ; County Clerk, PeterPaquet : Treasurer. W. II. Pope; CountyCommissioners. L. 1. C. Latourette andWarren Corby ; Assessor, Nelson McCon-be!- l

; Superiiitcn Lint. A. J. Ma-enii- n

; Coronor, Dr. F. Barclay: Surveyor,iS. L. Campbell.

Jrrtous. Following is a list of the jury-

men drawn for the March term of the Cir-

cuit Court for Clackamas county : W. S.

Failing. John Wnlfer. J nines McNamara,J. C. liackett. Chas. Holds. Iaac Stonier.

Randall. G. W. Sharrock. J. II.P.lacker, Calvin Harrington. Jos. Franklin.J. H. llatnilton, Chas. Knight. L. C. Lacy.Calvin MeCraken. J. J. Gard. HiramStraight, J. II. McCubhin, Wm. Whitlock,.M. Howard. Albert Harrington. Jos. A.Fields. P. S. Noyer. Stej.dien E Coleman,Augustus Engle. Aaron Graham. S. LStephens. J. A. IJ trbur. A. H. Holcomb.Allen Mtttoon. J as. M. Ware.

lltsToiiY Couisectki. While the earlyhitory of Oregon ?s a prominent subjectfor disciission, we ntust correct an errorwhich liiis generally been acknowledgedas a lact. S. J. McCortnick Esq.. of Tort,land, claims to be the Pioneer Hook Print-er of Oregon. This distingui.-he-d honorViVlongs to Uncle John Fleming, of thisCity, who printed a lot of Webster's Spel.ling Hooks in this city in ISlfi. The ma-

chine by which they were trimmed wasmade by Mr; Jas. Athey. Hoth these oldpioneers are now residents of this city.

Sr.hiHis Accmkxt. Last Monday morn-- iig. as Mr. Clifford Jones was walking the

gang plank from the steamer Alice to thewhirl the plank slipped, throwing himover the basin.a distance of about 15 feet,injuring hint severely, if not fatally. Hestruck very hard as he fell on the back ofhis head and back. He was taken to Sa-Je- m

where his family resides.

Thanks. Mr. William Davidson, theenterprising real estate dealer of Portland,and who is ever ready to .idvance the in-

terests of our entire State, has our thanksfor a large pamphlet entitled "The North-ern Pacific Railroad, its resources, pro-gress and business,'- which contains muchuseful information.

Lr.CTt ke. Rev. Mr. Nicholson, of Van-

couver, will lecture in Myers' Hall onMonday evening, March ISth. SubjectJonathan's Eng'.isti. or the difficulties ofacquiring a correct use of the Englishlanguaee. This is an interesting and prac-tical subject, and we hope that the lectur-er will be greeted with a full house.

Ciitccir CoritT. The March term of f.he

Circuit Court for Clackamas county, W.W. Upton. Judge, convenes in this citynext Monday. We learn that there willbe but a small amount of business beforethe Court to be disposed of.

Pf.iisoxai.. We had i. call last Satur-day from G. C. Curl. Esq.. of Salem. OnMoudiy we received a call from II. L.Pittock, Esq., proprietor of the Orcjoman.

' Temperance Lectvke. The temperancelecture delivered nt the Court House lastFriday evening, by Mr. L. Leland. we areinformed, was well attended, and had con-siderable effect; ia fact, it nominated theRadical ticket on Saturday.

Ctu ncit Notice. Rev. Mr. N.eholson.of St. Luke's Church (Vancouver) willpreach at St. Paul's Church (Episcopal),In this city, next Sunday, both morningnnd evening.

Empty. The warehouse in this place is

almost entirely empty at present. We donot remember the time when its floorspresented such a barren appearance.

Change. The Albany took the place ofthe Sboo-Fl- y last Wednesday, and the lat-

ter boat was laid np. The Alice and Al-

bany are doing: the wort on the- - upperriver.

Rix Ovek. a cow was run over bycars last Wednesday, at fhe depot.- - rvnet

badly injured.

Forty additional hands were added totbo working force on the locks lastW edoesday.

A. 15. KicIiaiMlsonAUCTIONEER! ,

Corner of Front and Oak streets, Portland:

AUCTION SALESOf Real Estate. Groceries, GeneralHerchan -

dise arid IlofseSjEvery Wednesday and Saturday

A. B. Richardsok, Auctioneer

AT PRIVATE &ALE.English refined Bar and Bundle IronEnglish Square and Octagon Cast steelHorse shoes, Filesi RaSpS, saws .

Screws, Fry-pan- sheet iron, R. G. Ironalso

A large assortment of Groceries and LiquorsA. D. IIichakdson, Auctioneer

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.TIIE Li.Rfjli.ST AND'

FISEST STOCK ISPORTLAND!Olf

FINE WHTCHES,RICH JEWELRY AN

Silverwares

33. L: STONEWHOLESALE AKD RETAIL IEALBR 13T

WATCHES and JEWELRYNo-10- Front st PORTLAND,

Would invite attention of his fr.iends a4the public to his Large and Choice Assort-ment of

FIRE WATCHESFrom the most Celebrated Makers of K.Howard i Co!. Boston ; Apelton Jk Tracy, 1

S. Bart let t, AValtham, Mas-- .; Elgin "Watche;Jjicot Self winding Watches ; EnglishWatt lies and others. ,

Also, the STOCK of LADIEAfA'ATCIIF.S, of nil description and tttyles,which he would be pleased to show to allwho m:iy favor him with a call. ...AGENT FOR CHAS. E. J ACOT WATCHES.

Fine Jewelry and Solid Silver Ware;Fancy Articles, suitable for

HOLIDAY PRESENTS- -

Silver Watches, of different makers.Diamond Pins, Ear-ring- s an Finger-rings- .

Gold Bracelets.G"'ld Ch itelain Guards and Watch-chain- .

Gobi Necklaces, Armlets, Cresses, LockctsIGold I'tcast-ii'.s- , Ear-ring- s, Fmfcer-rings- .

(!old Charms and K vs. ,

California Gold RiDgs and Bohmes' Bat- -

cnt Buckels.Opei a 'Jhains. .

JIoss Agiite Setts, Rings and Cuff BnttonsiAVfdding Kings, ma!e of pte gold, x- -

pressly for that pnrposevGold and Sdver TlvtmolesOpera and Marine Glasses.I'ebble Spectacles ami E3'e-glasse- i.'

."ilid Silver Napkin Rings.Silver Fruit nnd BuKer Knives. ,

Solid Sil .'er Table and Tea Spoons. ,.lrQRegulaiois Sth Thomas Cot ks, Marina

Clocks, Gilt (Jalieiy Clocks, Ac.All the b' ve ariicles sold Chcapfor Cash,'

and warranted as represented.Particular attention given to repairing

ind adjusting cf Chrcnomttefd, Duplex andAmerican v a cues.

B. L. STONF, .

nov24tf 107 Front st. Portland, Oregon.

TO YOTOG MEN f

rjO YOU BELONG THE FUTURE OFJL our beautiful and fast growing St.-ite-

Sot. 11 the shrill whistle of the IRON HORSE,he comes tmoking across this creat con-

tinent, drawing u'ter him the rich productsot l he Nation's Wealth rind Industry, willannounce th'i

"GOOD TIME COMING'e

wi v,,-..- , o vi 11 unr auu iAiituui iiwill be called to tjie new avenues of liusi- -ness. snould prepare for an

ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE.'Great chanses have been made in the com

mercial affairs cf tVejion. in a few rears!What the deyeloemc-irts,o- f our State will bain the future, 'is a question which dependupon the BUSINESS OUALIFIOA'I IONSof her Young Men.

lUnn the past four years of ontinuedprosperity, the

National Business College,of Portland, Oregon, has sent out SCORES,or young men tony quanned, ana many oiwhom are now filling high and lucrative po-sitions in thft Bunk t "niint!Tirr.liffrr an A

Stores of our State. So great is the demandior

Good Accbuhtants,"that Business men have been frcquentljcompelled to send East for4 No.enterprising, studkms Young Ttkn who has-passe-

through the prescribed course otstudies at this

MODEL COLLEGEhas complained for want of a situation andat good salary, too., Y , .

Every faciliy is here afford ed acquir-ing a. , v -- ...-.- , . -- 7

SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATIONin the shortest possibje time, and r

THE LEAST EXPENSE.Every student will have an

ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE!. .After having completed the Theory, he isintroduced into a -

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MINIATURE WORLD OF BUSINESS,'which has the effect of thoroughly familiariz-ing him with all the minntia; ot real business.The course of study embraces Double andSingle Entry Book'-Kecpi- n r, CommercilArithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspon --

ence. Business I'enmanslup, regular andspecial ieciures, etc., en-- , iuCUijwith practice.

also,Superior advantages for securing a thorough-knowledg- e

ofORXAMEXTA L PENMANSHIP,

TELEGRAPHY,PHONOGRAPHS,

FRENCH, SPANISH, .GERMAN, ITALIAN. ETG

For full particulars, call at the Collepe Office in Carter's building, corner of Frontand Alder streets, ("entrance. on. Alder) Port-land, Oregonor send for cicular. Addres

DeFRANCE &. JAMES,PORTLAND, OREGON.

Merch 31. l?71:yl

JMPERIAL MILLS.Savier, Laliocrae & Cff.

OREGON CITY.frLKeep constantlv on hand fot sale

Midlinga, Bran and Chicken Feed. Partiesparcbaslnn feed. mu6t furnish the tactic

REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE- -

C. C. WAT.JACOB ST1TZEL,

JACOB STITZEL&C0.,SUCCESSORS TO STITZEL & UPTON.,

REAL ESTATE

MONEY BROKERSCor. Front antl AYasli ngtoii Ss.,

PORTLAND, O R E G OX .

Special attention given to the sale of farm-

ing lands and city property. All corresponclence relating to the recources of Ore-

gon will be promptly answered- -

REAL ESTATE JOURNAL

Published monthly. Sent free of cbarga toany address.

JAC03 STITZEL A CO.March 15, 1872:tf

Fair Warning.RALSTOX'S ACCOUNTS MUSTJR. settled nlit awav to save costs.

WaRREX & I' CUBES.Oregon City; March 15, 1S72. tt

Patrick and Francis Donnelly.SEVERAL YEARS AGO TWO YOUNG

named respectively asabove, quitted Ireland and settled in the' Un-ited States of America. Should both oreither of them be still alive, or if otherwiseshould they have left after them childrenlawfully begotien, the survivors are hereliyinformed that by late events thej' have be-come entitled to considerable property; andare advised to without delay onthe subject of their newlv acquired right,with JAMES SINNOTT, ESC.,

13 Lower Ormoud-qnav- , Dublin,March ir, Ireland.

Guardian's SaSe."OTICE IS HEltUBY GIVEN THAT, BY

virtue of an order of the Honorable fount yCourt of the State of Oregon, for the county ofCluekama-i- , nuide at the I'ebruuiy term, ls;, Iwill sell to the highest biddf r, at the Court Housedoor, iu Oregon City, Claekainas countv, on Sat-urda- v.

tl;e Hitli iliiv .f Viril , lxro , ut.- ' i - - i "in, it m:tjon, Die lollowiii!,' describc-- real estate, tlie iro--l.-- ui iuu junior neirsoi jmios fitover, deceasedto-v-it : Lots numbered one, 1, two, 2, live, 5, six6, seven, 7, and eiidit, 8, in liloek numbd-crl'sK-- I

ty-tw- o, in the town of Oreyon City, county ofc rniare til .r;iron.

ieiins oi ciuie. one-nan aown and the remainder in two equal (juurtor-yearl- y i)ayments,seemeu iv iiiorta-.re- .

T. J. TAYLOIi,Guardian of M. E. Slnver, A. blover, A.

J. hlover and C. T. fc lover, Minors.

F. BARCLAY, M. R. C. S.Formerly Surgeon to the lion. II. 15. Co.

33 Vein's Experience.

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN" AXD SURGEON,

Sliifii Street, Orrgon Cliy,

Settlement.In the matter of the Estate of Daniel Trullingcr

deceased, in the County Court for Clackamas,State of lierou.

Al)itL ISTKATOR OF SAID ESTATEliavinu- - hied his aci ounts and vouchers i

final sett lenient thereof, it is ordered bv tlCourt, that .Monday, tlie lt day of Airil."lS7be set apart for said final settlement with N. II.TrullincT, Administ rator, and Elizabeth 'i'rul-line- r,

Adininisaatrix, of said estate; aridbe jjiven by publication for lour .successive

weeks iu the Oregon City Enterprise, a newspa-per published in this countv, this order.

Mareh 4, 1S72. J. K. WAIT,Countv Juiliie.

"WARREN & FOR BIOS,Att'ys for Adru r ami Adinr'x. ma8wl

Notice of Final SettlementIn the matter of the Estate of Henry S. Moore,

.

WOW AT TIIIS DAY COMES JAMES M.Moore, Administrator of said Estate, l.v his

Attorneys Johnson & Mc( 'own, a;id filed hifinal report, propel ly verified, togctliT with hisvouchers for final settlement. It is ordered andadjudged by the Court that Monday, the 1st dayof April. 1872, be set apart for said final settle-ment with said Administrator, and that noticebe priven by imhlislmur this or lev tor four succes-sive weeks in the Oregon City Enterpiise, a news-paper published iu this count-- .

J. K. WAIT,County Jude.Attest,L. S. J. M. FRAZlMi,

t ounty clerk. raaSwlOreyoti City, March I, 1872.

Summons.In the County Court for Clackamas county, StateA. MEIR, Plaintiff, Civil action to recovervs. r.ioiu'v.E. A. GIBSON", Dcf

To the above named Defendant :

"VOli ARE HEREBY NOTIFIKD ANDquired to upioar in the above entitledCourt and answer to the complaint of the plain-til- f,

filed in the above entitled action within tendays from tlie date of the service of this sum-mons upon you, if served in Clackamasand if served in any other eoimtr f this Statethen within twenty days from suVh service- - and'if served by publication, you are notified and re-quired to apiear and answer said complaint onor before tne 1st Monday in Mav, 1872 that be-ing the first day of the next term of the CountvCourt for ( lackainas county, Oregon, which willbe held next atter the expiration of the periodprescribed by the order of said Court for tlie pub-lication of this summons ; and if von fail so toappear and answer, the plaintiff will take iud"-men- t.against you for the sum of JG li; witlileyal interest from June 7th, 1S71, and f costaand disbursements of this action; thesaid actionbeinsr brought by plaintiff to recover tlie afore-said balance due on book account for merchan-dise sold defendant bv plaintiff. And von aref urther notified, that tlio Hon. J. K. Wait Judeof said County Court, on the 5th day of VcbrTi-ur- y,

1872, made an order directing the summonsto be served by publication in the Ore-'o- CitvEnterprise for six successive weeksAVARREN 4c FORRES,Marcn I, !S72:wO luif's Att'ys.

BATaD SAWS3IolHug rim liiue,

K0RTISERS,- vt5?i A n'l ve v description?y,lf V."orlAi-,l-;,- . f..

chinery and l'lanintrMill supplier. Address . :

BERRY. PLACE,Machinery Depot,

IT 2 California St. San Francisco.nov2-feowG-

SEW HARDWARE STORE,

CORNET FflOXT fe" STARK STS.,

PORTLAND. OREGON.

JOSirS II. FOSTEEIs now receivisijr and oiTcrs for sale, at the

lowest rates, a full of

BUILDERS5 H A RD WARE,

Flechanics' ToolsTable .and Poekct Cutlery,

MINERS' GOODS

flails, Ropes, ShoveSs,Anvils, Axes, Etc.,

Which he invites buyers to call and examinebefore purchasing elsewhere.

Would invite particular attention of buy-er- a

of Builders' Hardware and House Trim-mings, either at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.

Mav 26,1871 :m3 JOUST. FOSTER.

I.v Towx. Ex-Go- Gibbs and ourfriend Dolph Hannah were in town thisweek. Doipb. looks as pay a"? 'vv. TheGovernor appears to be enjoying goodhealth as his dimensions are till on theenlargement.

New Po.stoffick. A postofiice has beenrecently established at Capt Norton'sPlace, in this county, wiih the Captain asPostmaster, and tlm ofiice uiamed alterhim.

False Alakm. The lite alarm lastWednesday morning was caused by theburning out of the chimney in Mr. IIaas?saloon. No damage done. The lire com-panies were promptly on hand.

Head. We call attention to the ad-

vertisement ot Messrs. Sritzel & Co. realestate dealers in Portland. They aretbnroughly reliable.

Mr. I. M. Johnson, etiir tipograpbicalfriend paid us a friendly visit one daythis wetk.

Sewing Society. The Ladies' SewingSociety of the Episcopal Church will meetnext Tuesday afternoon at the residenceof Mrs. John Myers.

General News Items.

Hismack favors cheap postage in Prussia.That is one point in his favor.

One-four- : h of the present senior classof Yale College will enter the ministry.fTA ranch of 1.270 acres, located nearChico. Cal., was recently sold for $7(J.O!)0.

It appears that Helen Josephine Mans-field formerly trod the stage uuder themame of Thome.

All the Masco w students who signedthe address in favor of liberty ot thepress have been banished to Siberia.

Royal T. Sprague, Chief Justice of theSupreme Court of California, died atSacramento on the of Febrnary.

A $75,009 appropriation has been in-

serted in the deficiency bill to completethe survey of Nicaragua and Tehauntepecfor a ship caual.

Patriotic commercial French citizens inSan Francisco expect to raise 500.000francs toward paying in advance the Gei;man war indemnity.

San Gabriel mission. Cal.. has on oldnative Ca'ifornian woman who is 132years old, and was a mother when the mis-sion church was built, 102 years ago.

Forsyth. Ga.. negroes derive a handsomeincome by forcing quarrels with whitemen. getting knocked down, and thencompromising for five dollars.

Jay Gould, the great Erie RailroadKing, has been decapitated by the stockh-olders-and forcibly ejected out of thePresidency of the Company.

J. W. Forney, advocates the renomina-tio- n

of Grant. Grant has paid him wellfor his support. The Collector of Port-lau- d

also favors his renomina'.ion.

The action of the House Committee onCommerce voting a half million subsidyfor the Australian line doubtless securesthe final success of the measure.

On the morning of the 8th i.istant thehouse of Captain James Bryant, of Ma-ch- i

.8, Maine, was destroyed by fire. TheC iptain. his wile and two grand-daughte- rs

were burned to death.

The Railroad is reported all right andin good shape between Cheyenne and Og-de- u.

Trains from the Eist are rnniiini;on lime from the West from twelve tofour'.eon hours late. Weather reportedfine.

1 he schooner T. Starr JCmj. for CoosHay. last January, and the brir Knhia.lor the same port. January lS'ih, havenever been heard from since they sailed.and are given up for lost, with all onboard.

A New York dispatch of the 10:h saysthat in the Harbor Master Investigationyesterday, one witness stated that hewouh! give $25,000 for the privileges en-joyed by one of the Harbor Masters, ofwhom there are eleven.

Near Areola. Douglas county. Illinois,otie day last week. Henry Landers, enold citizen, was shot three times prob-ably fatally by his son, a young in in 21years old. The old man had a violenttemper, and had driven the family out ofthe house, which caused the difficulty inwhich he wa shot.

C. H. Der.io. i!i;ion at Mare Island, pub-lishes a letter in the Alia, two columns inlength, addressing to J. M. Coughlan.member of Congtess from the Third Dis-trict, denouncing him for all sorts ofalleged in the matter of appointing topositions at the Navy Yard, and politicaltergiversations generally. He chargesthat Coughlan has boasted that he meantto make the Navy Yard a Coughlan yard,and that he had made war in every man-ner upon those who were favorable toother candidates before the recent elec-tion.

The Territories.. The bridges between Pumphrey,s and

Montecello are all goneWilliam Jarmin, triod for fhe murder

of Janes Farmer at Rellinghani Hay, hasbeen acquitted.

The total lows of cat fie in the Yakimavalley during the winter will not amountto over 150 head.

A new paper will be; issued at Lewiston,Idaho, to take the place of the Journal;lately suspended.

On his contract on the N. P. R. R., Hal-le- tis to do over six miles of pilling. The

number of piles to the mile is 000.A few nights aoro the house of Juluis

Stahl at Walta Walla. y?as destroyed byfire. - There . was insurance of $2,700 onthe building.

A young man named Geo. F. Hoffman,while returning irom Tumwater to Olvm-pia- .

a few days since, fell down an enbank-men- tand was kilted.

A bill to provide for the irrigation oflands between Hoise and Snake River inIdaho, h is been introdjeed in Congress.It grants six sections of land to lhe"mile.

VeFy grrod mines are being worked onPayeffe itver. Idaho, six miles belowHorse Shoe Rend. Four rrten in ten days'washed out 51.216 95. There is pay inthe dirt all over the hills for miles around.

Active Operations are again commenc-ln- ?

oi the railroad between Wallula andWaljU Walla The Company have secur-ed depot grounds at the first named place.A gang of hands are grading. The move-ment means business.

Walts, who killed' a man sortie' time" ago-o-

San Juan Island, has been tried atPort Townsend and Onvieted of mtrrderin tbc-- first dfgree. The case has beenlong delayed, ow ing to disputes about jur-isdiction of the civil authorities over actsdone on San Juan Island.

The Orenonian says the present StateGovernment costs more than it did underRadical rule. If that paper had any re-

gard for truth it would make no such as-

sertion Will it specify the extra coals ?

Fall anil Winter Trade.

AVING RECENTLY FILLED UP OURII assortment of Imported Styles in

Ladies' and Gents'

IScoIq sisacl sailers,We will take great pleasure in displayingand receiving orders from our patrons andthe public generally.

We have received Irom Xew York a fewpair otic tjeieoraica M.rttai urttiADCTTON FRONTS, by which a Lace Shoecan be turned jnto a beautiful Button GaiterWill take orders for the same at any time.

"We have the Best and Latest Styles inMisses and Children's Button Gai ers and1$ llmorals that are imported, but for goodsubstantial wear there are none that cancome up to our own make. We arrantthem in every respect.

Seven entirel'v New Stvlps of Ladies andMisses' RUBBERS. T o Nitlaon, Concress,Marie Antoinette, Queen's German, VelvetFront and Alaska. Liyht, ylisli Durableand Neat Fitting. Also, a lot of Children'sRubbers. Bring on your feel.

TO WOKliiliEN.COME AXD SEE

OUR 0HAMP10N BOOT!

Respectfully,

PROTZEIAN, GILLIHAN & CO.,

Cor- - Front and Morrison Sts ,

PORTLAND, REGON.Dec. 1. lS71-.t- r

HOUSE,- MAIN STREET,

jLM Okegos City. Ouegox.

rrIIIS POPULAR HOUSE IIAVINt; BeenJL lately REFITTED ami FURNISHED,

the Proprietors are now ready t aoccommodate their customers with II A D

double or single rooms. Thev invite all thosafond of a GOOD ME.L and a GOOD BED.t call ar.d give them a trial, for they areconfident they car please everybody, becausethey '- - know how to keep a Hote l.

Prices to suit the limes and Evekycost,according to the rooms cccupieJ.

Attached to the House is a

EMIa OOM,

For the accommodation of csutomers.MEBIIIAM & FOURMER,

June lft, 1ST l :tt" Proprietors.

Summons.In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,

for Clackamas county.Henry Huinbol, Plaintiff, 1

vs. Suit in Equity.John Steg-e-, Defendant. J

TO JOHN STEGE, SAID DEFENDANT:X TIIE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE-go- u

: You are summoned and required to beand appear in the Circuit Court of the State ofOregon, lor Clackamas county, on or before thefirst day of the term of said Court next followingthe expiration of six weeks after the date of thefirst publication of this Summons; to-w- it : onthe 3d Monday in March, A. D., 1S72, and answerthe complaint tiled in the above entitled suit, orthe plaintiff will take a decree against you for

1,7B, in U. S. gold coin, and interest there-on since Jan. 5, 1S71, at the rate of one per cent,a month, and for costs and"- - ; andwiil apply to the Court for a decree foreclosing amortgage given by you Jan. 5, 1871, on an undi-vided one-ha- lf of Lots Four, 4, and Five, . inBlock Xo. Twenty-thre- e, 2.1, in. the town of Ore-gon City, Clackamas county, Oregon ; and gener-ally fjr the relief demanded in tho complaint.

liv order of Hon. "W. "W. Upton, J udge of saidCourt.

JOHNSON i-- McCOWX,Feb. 8, 1 872. wG - Plif 's Att'ys.

LOST,17" ROM THE UN DE-RS-I ED, LIVING AT

Canemah, ab iut the 5th inst, a SorrelMare, about fifteen hands high; six yearsold; small white streak in the forefead, withsaddle marks; shod all anuuid. Any personreturning sa d ma"r5 or 'giving information o'her whereabouts, will be suitably rewar ed.

WM. II. il USUAL.Canemah, Feb. 22, 1672.

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

PORTLAND, - OREGON- -

GEO. Ii.DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHER

INVESTMENTS. ,

Commissioner Selecting Swamp and Ovet-fiowe- d

Lands.Farm Sold and purchasers obtained

for all kinds of landed property.Valuable securities transferred in exchange

for real estate.Loans negotiated on property, and titles

examined and determined.Commissions solicited and executed with

fidelity and promptness.OFFICE No. H Carter's Building, corner

of Alder and Front streets.Feb. 3. Wo: tf

NEW GOODSAT THS

L I H C 0 L NJB A K E R Y.

WJLLSAPS & HARDiEMG,JUST OPENED A FULLHAVE choice

FAMILY, GROCERIES.AND PROVISIONS.

The Bakery will be constantly suppliedwith fresh

BREAD, CRVCKERS,CAKES. PASTRY,

CANDIES AND NUTS.All of which will be sold at living rates.Remember that we do not sell goods at

cost.Also, please bear in mind that it tafresmoney to do bnsine."s"To the farm big trade we wonld say, CASH

ior jbu. proauce, ana UAMl tor our goods.Goods delivered to all parts of the citv.Feb, 1(5, lS72:tf

13, Trees! Plants!FLOAVER AXD GAItDEX SEEDS.

Apple and Crab, 100, 2 to 4 ft., ?4; i to C ft., .ft 00I ear,Std.extra,l yr.Bartlett &c,3 to 4 ft.,doz. 2 50S eds, reach, bu.,.2; Apple, Osaj?e, new, bu.,12 00I otatoes, AVhite I'each Blow. Early Kosc.bu., 2 00. - o,jn jiaiju.--, i,oiiu,.ti; Asn,j.j; mid, z uuIllustrated Catalogue, 100 page, aud Xew

I'ric Lit 10cF. K. I'HOLXIX, Ultxmiington, Illinois,

fob 2:v8

Dissolution FJotice.MR. A. C. BAILEY'S CONNECTION

the Lincoln Bakerv ccassd by nu-tu- el

consent on the 1st of febiuary, 1S72.Mr. C. O. T. Williams bavinz bought his interest, and the business will be continued atthe old st.md under the firm name of Wil-

liams & Iltrding, who will pay all debtaga':nst and receive all moneys due the latefirm of Bailey fc Harding. feb!5w

CAUSE OF A GREAT MAN'YTI1E that liave been prU:iounced incur-able by the most eminent physicians, for thevery reason ttiat they overlooked the ciuse.nd as Dr. Van Den I!er:h lus made the

Entozo-- i a life long Study,' lie would informthe sick generally that by close observationand meat t xperitnents, has come to the con-clusion that there are more acute and eiron-i- c

diseases car.sed bv Worms, llrdatids, An- -

lina cui-.c-, or otner species oi lniMZoa. me

public generally, or I he profession at large,are not aware of the number of I'atientswho are treated br eminent Physicians, forthis, that, or such a complaint, without anyrelief. If the disease had been understood,a few doses of Df. Vs. Sovereign WormJiemeiy would have immediately cured thecomplaint and saved a great many lives.

INHABITANTS OF THE HU

MAN B0BY!

What think you reader, of your body be-in- i?

a planet, inhabited by living races, aswe inhab.t the earth? Whatever may beyour thoughts on the subject, it is even so.Your body may be but a home for parasitesthat crawi over the surfaceburrow beneaththe skin, nestle in its entrails, and riot andpropagate their kind in every corner ot itsframe.

The following is from the San FrancieoBiuhtin, of Jamiarv '20th, li-V-- receutdate.)

Call Martins recently died in Cleveland,Ohio, "from eatintr meat infected with theOva of Tanaea iSuiiunt. At the Coroner'sInquest, on Tuesday, (January 2d.) it wasshown that three weeks betuie ChristmasMartins purchased a carcass of Pork. Someof the meet was eaten the same day, andsome was made into sa.iage. About tendays later, some of the sausage was eaten,and in a time the whole family weretaken sick. Martins died on Sunday, Decern--lier 31st, 1S71. Mrs. Martins and her twochildren are now very sick, and the fomer isnot hkel t i recover. 1 lie verdict was inaccordance with the facts. For further particulars. see Cleveland, Ohio, papers of abovedate. A Coroner's Inquest brought thislact to light.

Now I would ask how manv mare uchdeaths a' inquest would bring to light ?Ponder well, reader, upon this, and thi: k ofthe thousands that die every year and noc&u-- e can be as.-ign- for their death. Nowthe question that would naturally enter themind ot the reader, is what shall I d.? Theadvice of the Dr. would be go to s jme or.einai is competent oi iieiting sucli complaints. And who is more competent thanthe one that nas mane w orms a sneciallitv

Tkniar. Vcsterdav, Dr. J. W. Van D otBergh exh'bited to us a number ot parasiteswhich had been removed Irom persons afflicted: there were several ddh-ren- t speciesoneof which appears to be entirely unknownto the medical profes.-io- n. This new taeniais shaped something like an orange seedbut perfectly flat, or lather like a cucumberseed, with a tail about a quarter of an inchin lei gth. Another was a tape worm fe7

lect iu length, consisting of I'.fioo jointsAmong medical men there exists no littledifference of opinion relative totheotiginof these entozoa. One class of writers be-

lieve that these parasites, at least many ofthem, originate in the endowment f anPnalmolecules wiih vitality from the parent body,favo. ed by certain states of the vital forcesof that body; the states originating theirorganization and promoting their growthand propagation. That all descriptions ofentozoa are met with far more frequentlywhere animal food is used in greatest abnn

is an indisputable lact, especiallywhere the food is the flesh of the "uncleanbeasts," hicli the Jews and Mohammedansare forbidden to partake of. But our intention is not to w ite a tlicsis iuum this subject:

e n!v desire to c'iromcic the fact that DrJ. W. Van Den IJergh has loiuid a nicdxinc

a simple vegetable which grows in i.bundanCa in California, which is a dead shot toal lenTozoa, of whatever gener-ally accomplishing its object in Ir. in an hourand a half to six h .urs. Morning Call.

Had we the space I ere. hundreds of testi-monials could be produced, testifying to the(ruth of the asser ions that have here beenmade, but it would be useless and wouldonlv occupy the reader's time.

The foliuw.ng arc ssiritj of tlie diseasesthat Worms are often rmstaken for.

Dyspepsia, Chronic Affections of the Livernnd'Kidneys, Consumption, hife Spelling,Palsy, Spermatorrhoea, Diarrheea, Inconti-nence of Urine, Gravel, Flor Albus, Diabetes,Dropsy, etc.

Dr. V. would advise those ladies troub'edwith any Irregularities of the Uterus to tryhis new rcni-.'dit-t- and get cured.

Dr. Van Den Bergh' d Infallible Worm Syr-up for Children. 1 rice ?1. Warranted toexpel the worms. Sent everywhere uponreceipt ot price.

Dr. J. W. Van Den Bergh's, Hair Tonica sure cure to destroy all rtuimalcuku of theHair Follicles, prevents falling out, and pro-

moting tlie Growth ot the Hair. Price $1,30;Warranted.

By Cmu!t:ng and Undergolixs a.

SIMPLE EXAMINATION,

The afll'.ctcd cm learn if their disea-- e iscaused by Worms or no'; at all events, Dr.Van Den "Bergh can ttll them from what dis-ease they are suffering.

Consultations and Examinations

FREE OP CHAUGK.

OFFICE H0OB1S N03. 38 & 39,

OVER THE POST OFFICE- -

Letters describing the symptoms will bepromptly answciel, and persons livingatad stance will be saved the expense and trouble of calling upon the Doctor.

Address DU J. AV. VAN DEW BERGH,1. O. L'OX 172. SALEM, OREGON.

Tcstt monPortland, Feb. 10th, 1S72.

Dr. J. W. Tax- - Dux Bergii Dear Sir:Our child, a little girl eight years of age, hashad fits and. convulsions for the last twoyears, and we had tried many doctors andVrany remedies without much benefit, in factour darling was getting constantly worsetint I we heard of your worn syrup througha friend of ours. We thought hat perhapsit might do some good to give it a trial, and

tt cannot imagine wrr surprise when over2o() worms were expelled with oue foale ofvonr valuable worm synip,pnd from thistime or, We certainly sbail never be withoutit fo long as there is a possibl.chance for itto be had. You are at libeity to publishthis if von choose, and mav

" it do much good.Bespectiully vours, S. II. ORToX.

M.J. OKTOX,

Alternate paleness and fluking of thecountenance, dull expression of the eyes,drowsiness, itching of the nose, a swelledupper-lip- , tongue whltely furred and thicklyspeckled with red points, feted breath, an enlarged abdomen, a partfa- - or general swellingor puftiugness of tiie skin, a startling in thesleep and grinding of the teeth, a sensat:onas if something was lodged in the throat, agradual wasting of the flesh, sickness of thestomach, vomiting, a short and dry cough,appeti e sometimes voracious, at othertimes feeble, bowels sometimes costive, other t nies loose great freifu'ness and irratibil-it- y

ot temper, pains in the stomach audbowels, colic, fits, convulsions and palsy.

D the. worm syrup is not to be had intown, send orders to the manufact-

urer aud it will be sent promptly to any ad-dress free ot express charges. Direct or-ders to

Dr. J. W. VAN DEN BERGII,T. O. Box 172, Salem, Oregon.

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