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state of Maine.

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to present the same for allowance, and all persons
indebted to said company are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to us ,,rp,,,
SAMUEL F. HUMPHREY
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N. III. DILLINGHAM;,
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" Congregational Church, on Sunday forenoon, a
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warded by leaving the same at
COR. PINE AND EMERY SITS,
jan2Sd3t or the Press Office.
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HAMBURGS !!

WE shall open this day oneof the largest and best
w line of Edges and insertions, ever opened in
Portland, and at prices that defy competition.
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WRIT OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

To the heri6S Of the sereraI cOlutic,
t0itlha the State Of oregon:
WHEREAS, At a general election held
on the third day of June, A. D., 1872,
the Hon. Joseph G. Wilson was duly
elected representative Of the State OF
Oregon in the Forty-third Congress of
the United States; and
WHEREAS, Since the said election,
aid Office has become vacant by the
death Of said incumbent; and
WHEREAS, BY provision of the Con-
stitutiOn Of the United States, and the
laws Of this State, it has become the
duty Of the Governor thereof to issue
his writ of election to fill such vacancy.
Now, therefore, !, L. f. Grover, Gov
ernor Of the State Of Oregon, do hereby
command you and each of you to notify
the several judges of election within and
for your several counties, to hold
special Of representatives in Congress to
fill the vacancy aforesaid, on Monday,
the thirteenth day Of October, 1873, and
that you cause all proper notices to be
given thereof according to law.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State Of Oregon, at Salem,
f.. s. this tenth day of July, A. D.,
1873. F. GROVER.
Attest: s. F. CHADWICK,
Secretary of State of Oregon.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.


Miss V. o., McMinnville: All right.
We had her husbands initials on our
books, and that was why we did not
know her name.
Mrs. Z. a. c., Nehalem: You are
right in saying that the course the Ore
gonian has taken surprises its friends.
But we do not yet give up our hope Of
the election of decent man, although
that journal is doing all it can to defeat
him. You well say, "May it make
much Of its success as a shameless
blackguard and rotten disorganizer, for
its days Of prosperity as a public journal
are very few" No wonder you "get into
a fever heat of Indignation when you
think Of how much damage and disgrace
it has been for the past year to public
deeency in Oregon" We have some
faint hopes for the paper now. If the
young gentleman who has lately taken
charge Of it could have a clear field he
would do well with it, although his af-
hliation with the Greeley Democracy
was an unfortunate beginning for a
youthful voter. But the boy must mind
his employers, and the orders are to dis
rupt the Republican party at all haz-
ards.
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HOME NEWS.


The Dalles MoUntaineer has reached
the age Of thirteen years.
There are now confined in the ASYLUM
at East Portland lS5 patients, male and
female.
Washington county gets Sc, ,S9s Of the
State School Fund -Four districts have
not yet reported.
A peck of potatoes to the hill is an
ordinary average Of the crop in portions
Of Clatsop county this year.
Epizootic has made its appearance
again in 4 very severe form. Many
horses are suffering with it in Yamhill
county.
The Roseburg municipal election
takes place October 9Th, at which time
five Trustees, one Recorder, one Treas
urer and a Marshal will be elected for
the coming term.
On last Friday evening about fifteen
young ladies met at a private residence
on Fifth street and organized the
young Ladies Rowing Club Of Port
land" Following are the officers: Miss
Kate Sherlock, President; Miss Helen
a. Dickinson, Vice President; Miss
Maggie \. Sutton, Secretary; Miss Julia
A. Sutton, Treasurer, and Miss Clara A.
Myers, Captain. Mr.. Laschepelle will
commence tie construction Of a couple Of
boats at an early day for their use.
Mrs. Or. VI. p. Sawtelle hats located in
East Portland in the practice OF her
profession. This lady is 4 graduate of
the New York Medical College," and
has witnessed surgical operations ia
Bellevue and other hospitals. She in
vites ladies suffering from chronic NAL
aides to call, as she makes this line of the
profession aspeciality. She is member
Of the Third Judicial District of this
State. If strict attention to business
will accomplish success the Doctor will
surely succeed. Consulting physician,
DR.. c. VI. Sawtelle.
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THE BRAIN.-One Of the most ineon-
ceivable things in the nature of the
brain is that the organ OfsensatiOn should
in itself be insensible. To cut the brain
gives no pain, yet in the brain alone re-
sides the power of feeling pain in any
part of tile body. If the nerve which
leads from it to the injured part be di-
vided, il becomes instantly unconscious
of suffering. 1t is only by communica-
tion with the brain that any kind OF
sensation is produced, yet the organ
itself is insensible. But there is cir
cumstanee more wonderful still; the
brain itself may be removed-may be
cut away down the corpus callosin-
without destroying life. The animal
lives and performs all its functions
which are necessary to simple vitality,
but no longer having n mind, it cannot
think or feel. It requires that the food
should be pushed into the stomach;
once there, it is digested, and the ami
NAL will grow fat.
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Artemus Ward thus recounts his only
money-lending experience: "a gentle
man friend of mine came to me with
tears in his eyes. 1 said, why these
weeps? He said he had a mortgage on
his farm, and wanted to borrow $500.
l lent him the money and he went
away. Some time after he returned
with more tears. He said he must leave
me forever. L ventured TO remind him
of the $500 he borrowed. / thought
would not be hard upon him. So told
him l would throw off 500. He bright
ened, shook my hand and said: old
friend, won't allow you to outdO me in
liberality-Pll throw off the other hun
dreduD
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CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!
DR.. E. CHAMPLAIN'S
LIGNEoUS EXTRACT
Statement OF DIR. e. ChampIaIn.

IN lSii, In Richland county, Ohio, / discoy-
il cred this Extract TO be sure Cure for Dys-
pepsia. The discovery was accidental in the
iirst instance; but the extract never once failed
20 cure, effectpally and permanently, every
case 10 which 10 was applied, including many
OF lOng-standlng that had defied every remedy
Of the medical science OF the day.
have resided the past eight years In Clover
dale, SOnoma county, California, where, dur
ing all this time, | have cured all my friends
who were dyspeptic, free OF charge; they intro
duced their friends, who were cured In their
turn, and the circle has continued enlarging, so
that 10 comply with all demands my whole
time and attention must be devoted to this re-
medal interest. Hitherto my labOrS in this
direction have been gratuiious; but on appli-
cation nj the Patent Office this extract was ex-
amined and patent issued on the 18th Of
August, lS72 The extract contains no alcoholic
or mineral substance, but il purely vegetable,
and compounded in Natures great laboratory
by a thOrough-gOing Temperance man and a
member OF ClOvertiale Lodge Of Good Tenn
plarS Assured from past experience that the
Extract will cure all cases Of Dyspepsia, feel
confident IL will meet a Great Need Of the Civ
llized World.
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TRIBUTE To MoTHER.-One of the
most beautiful tributes to motherhood
that we reeolloct ever to have seen, was
that of little girl who, having taken a
great liking to an old man among a
company Of workmen engaged on n
building near her home, followed him
to his dinner, but seeing so many rough
men enter, she drew back from the door,
but on being urged to go in, she asked,
''Is there mother in there ?'' "Yes,"
was the answer. "Oh, well, if there's a
mother there, I'm not dtraidgn
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LONG LOOKED EoR COME Al LAsTI

rTHE UNIVERSAL AIICROSCOPE.-The best
Il low-Priced Microscope ever made. TX
ceedingly useful for examiHing flowers, insects
and minute objects, detecting Counterfeit Mon
ey, and Disclosing the Wonders OF the Micro
scopic World. Ills adapted TO the use OF Piy-
sicianS, Students and the Family Circle he-
quireS no Focal Adjustment, and can theItIore
be readily used by any person. OthSI iiClO 10
wards and are so difficult to underStahu 1mat ,
none but scientific men can use tnemi ne
JniyeriaI always gives satisfaction one sihSie
Mjcroscope will be sent carefully packed, by
mail on receipt of 81 Agents wanted every
- ~ SIN Alien. Michigan,
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DIED:

At Buucville, Marion county, Oregon, Sep
tember 18th, 1913, EVA BLoSSIF, twin daughter
OF r W; and A. NJ. Geer, aged years, ) months
and Is days.
Deceased came 70 her death by her clothes
catching fire, which burned her so severely
that she died twenty-four hours afterwards.
Portland and W. T. papers please copy.l
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STBSCRIPTIONs.-Isz3.


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MRS. DIR. ". II. SAwTELLE.
Graduate OF the New York Medical College,

DAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION To DISEASES
Il Of women and children. Calls answered
promptly. VIII also take patients at her resi-
dence, corner II and Ninth streets, Fast Port
land The building is new, just fitted mp, situ-
ated on an eminence overlooking all Portland,
surrounded by shade trees and shrubbery; Wa
ter excellent; air pure; accommodations 10
suit patients; charges moderate. Ladies Suf-
fering with chronic maladies will find 10 just
the locality to charm away disease while under
the Doctors treatment. Persons arriving on
the boats and ears viii ind an easy conveyance
70 her residence. Consulting Physician, DR.. C..
81. Sswtelle. SO
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TENDER LITTLE ACTs.-In these lives
of ours, tender little acts do more TO
bind hearts together than great deeds or
heroic words, since the first are like the
dear daily bread that none can live
without, the latter but occasional feats
beautiful and memorable, but not pos
sible to all.
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AS WE LOVE THEM.-As, when our
infant children are garnered in our bos-
oms, we do not bless them according to
the wealth of affection that is in our
hearts for them, so does God, lifting us
up and looking in our faces, bless us,
not so much by what we need to receive,
as by what He hath to give.
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ITEMS FOR HoUsEKEEPERS.- = Do
everything at the proper time. Keep
everything in its place. Always mend
your clothes before washing them.
Alum or vinegar is good to set colors,
red, green or yellow.
Sal soda will bleach; one spoonful is
sufficient for kettle Of clothes.
Save your suds for the garden and
plants, or to harden yards when sandy.
4 hot shovel held over vanished fur
niture will take out spots.
A bit OF glue, dissolved in skim milk
and water, will restore old rusty Grape.
Ribbons of any kind should be washed
in cold suds, and not rinsed.
If fat irons are rough, rub them well
with fine salt, and it will make them
smooth.
If you are buying carpet for durabil-
ity, YOU must choose small figures.
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges of
doors will prevent them from creaking.
Scotch snuff, if put in the holes where
crickets run out, will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt wet
with water will stop the cracks of the
stove, and prevent the smoke from es-
Gaping.
Green should be the prevailing color
for bed-hangings and window-drapery.
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To SPIRITUALIsrs AND OTHER IIBYRAI,
nHiNKElss.-A full supply OF Spiritualist and
reform Books KEEP; constantly for sale at SHOWS
isiDSaai anu REFORM Bookstore and General
Pacific Agency, 3ls Kearny street. up stairs
near bush Also Adams & Co.'s Golden Pens
0flon : s-Anti-Iobaceo Preparation, and Spenceis
PoSiiiVe and Negative Powders An goods sold
Al Eastern prices Remlttances in United States
paper currency received al par. Circulars and
estttlogueS mailed free. Address Herman
SNOW I. .. Box III, San Francisco. Cal. y2nl4
hor the very best photographs, go to Bradley
Ruloison's Gallery without STAIRS
HS-AscEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 10 Mont
gomery ST., san Francisco.
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Harper's Weekly.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

The Weekly" IS the ableSt and most power
ul illustrated periodical published IN this
country. Its editorials are scholarly and con
Vincing, and carry much weight. lis illustra-
tiOns or current events are full and fresh, and
are prepared by our best designers. With a
circulation OF 10000, the paper Is read by at
least half q million persons, and its influence
as an organ Of opinion is simply Tremendous.
The "Weekiy" maintains positive position,
and expresses decided views ON political ami
social Problems Louisville COuuer-JouuHal.
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We are authorized TO announce 10 the public
that Dr. Z. Champlain's great Dyspepsia REM
edy will cure all cases Of Bloody Flux, Dysen-
terry, Inflammation OF the Bowels OF stomach
by taking one teaspOonful every three hours. 9
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At the Girls Home, in st. Marks
Place, under the supervision of the
Children's Aid Society, class has been
formed for training in efficient domestic
work. Only volunteers are received, or
those who enter at the desire of parents.
A thorough course of Instruction and
practice is given in all the branches re-
quired in ordinary households. The
girls are taugh to make beds, to sweep,
to wait on the table, to make bread and
pastry, and cook meats. The course is
not completed i'm less than seven
months, and n year is desirable to attain
great proficiency. Thus far the class is
small. Few young girls have the pa
thence TO learn their business thorough
ly. They do not easily realize that
skilled labor is always valuable in
every department, and that good wages
and good employers will always be
found for such.
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A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET

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sent TO any address by express or return mail
You will know what your prize is before you
pay for il. ANY prize exchanged for another or
the same value. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
OPINIONS or THE PPESS.-Fair dealing can be
relied upOn.-[N. Y. Herald, Aug. D A genu-
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the humbugs of the day Weekly Tribune
July. They give general satisfaction Staats
Zeitung, Aug. ).
REFERESCES.-By kind permission we refer
To the following: Franklin :. Lane, Louisville,
drew $1,000; Miss Hattie Banker, CharleStOwn
s9,OO; Mrs. louisa I. Blake, ST. Paul, Piano,
7. Brackett, PittSburg, Watch, 500; Miss Annie
OSgOod, New Orleans, 5000; Emory L. Pratt
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Certificate Of III. Glenn.

East Portland, Feb. D., 1873.
Mr.. r. II. Eubanks-Dear Sir:-I would re-
Spectfully state that have been troubled with
indigestion nearly three years. Hearing Of Dr.
r. Champlain's Ligneous Extract, i obtained n
bottle az Dr. NJ. Mack's Drug store, and amer
using about one-half bottle, was entirely re-
lieved OF all symptoms OF Dyspepsia, and have
no difficulty now in properly digesting my
food. can cOnscientlOusly recommend IL 20
such as are afflicted, knowing IL 10 be certain
cure. Yours truly, II. GLENN.
Certificate of Mrs. Ellen FreeIRnd-
Portland, Oregon, Feb. S, ls73
Mr.. F. II. Eubanks-Dear Sir:-I will respeet-
luiiy inform you that have been troubled
Win dyspepsia for many years and could get
no reliet until got bottle of Dr. z Cham
pialhs llgneous Extract, and amer using f. hnd
~ ma, has Deen OF great benent to me. think n
VII . liaAe - permanent cure have no hesi-
fancy IN recommending IL TO All who are froub-
leu win the complaint. Yours truly,
MRS. ELLEN FREELAND
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S M A Il p o x /!

= THIS MOST IOATHsoNE OF ALI.
"A diseases j. liable TO break out among US at
any time. il Is well 10 be prepared Tor It at all
times.
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am prepared to furnish good accommodate
lions TO the travelling public, and will use
Free coach to the House.
Regular Boarding at low rates SS
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Time will be divided with any respectable
speaker who may wish TO oppose her argu-
menfS.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE COMPRESSED AIR POWER co.

~
Mining
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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

I'hE UNDERSIGNED would most respect
Il fully inform the public al large that he has
opened the above named office on First street
next door TO the Occidental Hotel where he
will be always on hand and on the wing 10 ac-
commodate all who may want employment or
help OF any kind References exchanged il re-
quired. J. V ALIEN
Portland, Oregon, sept. 10, lS72 5-7tf
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IUEL CORWIN, Proprietor.

one door from First, is a sure cure or preventive
for that disease. The history OF this medicine
cannot better be explained than by Inserting
the following letter.
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I. W. LEWIS,
. tatr BUILD er.
shop on Oak ST., bet. seventh and Park.

GTORE SHELVING AND FIXTURES, Coun-
- tiers, Water Tanks, etc, etc. made 10 order.
Charges Reasonable. 2-5l
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,s
KID, FUR, BUCK AND DoeSKIR GLOVES

Perfect Fitting and Latest Fashions Cuaran.
teed. ''''
Also. Gloves cleaned, dyed and repaired nj,
short notice. 3-S G.. T. DrROIS
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j. M. FRYER
ALL AND SEE HIM

To those who are indebted 10 him he would
Politely, MOdestly, but Firmly and Earnestly
say that he MUST HAVE MONEY; so call and
pay what thou owest- IS ]. VI. FRYER
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Orders sent 10 Samuel COrwln, Proprietor, or
Smith & Davis, Portland, Oregon, will be
promptly attended 10.
E% Priee--one Dollar per Bottle.
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NEW TODAY.
SPEAKING!
LET THE PEOPLE RALLYI
MRS. A. j. DUNIwAY

WILL ADDRESS THE PUBLIC on THE
w Political Situation at
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DR.. BORZEAU'S
Smallpox Cure and Preventive,
Cor. First and Main streets.

Now prepared and kept on hand at my office,
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GLOVE MANUFAcToRY.

fIHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SECURED
Il the services OF a French GLOVE MAKER
~ noN PREPARED 20 manufacfure all sfN.lns ~
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No person should be without this medicine,
as the disease is now in various parts or the
country, and may be among us any day. II In
an old and true adage, that "An ounce OF pre-
vention is worth pound OF curen-4 'Tis wise
man that carries his coat ON a fair day, p etc.
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SAMUEL coRwIN,

oTee-southwest corner Main and First 81
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MRS. A. ]. RELY. Proprietor.
No Chinese Cooks EMPLOYED,

WIS HOTEL Will. BE- KEPT IN FIRST
class order, with attentive and obIigIng SER
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Sheriff s $ Sales.
;;sr OItskNG EBURG sCOUNIY
IN PROBATE CoURT.
Ann Myers
iSaa s. vs. aEU 20
JOS. A. Keller.

e BY virtue OF an order made in the ourt
Of Proba5esI win sell sat the Court House
on the .ffst Monday >in' January, 1874, for
half cash-the balance in l2 months,
and secured by bond and mortgage of the
premises.G Purchasers paying for papers
and recording. the following Real Estate Of
~ hich Frederick Myers died seized, to wit ::
]. 8s acres lying on Four Hole swamp.
bounded by Mrs. +. Ott'ss land, the said
Swamp and tho rest of sthc Tract which has
Iscn9aid off sfof fhefIohstead and Dover of
Mrs. Myers. -
.. 2i4 acres of an djaccnt Tract, bound
ed by lands of John Moore and Levi Myers,
and LOG, acres of same tract admeasured to
to Mrs. Myers for Dover.
3. The remainder OH the dcterm innton of
Mrs. Myers Dover in 1862 acres of the
Homestead Tract and LOG acres of the other
Tract. +'-
4. The remainder Of Homestead consist
ing Of the settlement and 200 acres includ-
ing the Dover Tract Of 162 acres, after the
ex xpirStion of the interest therein held by
Mr:SMyers and her children, "a Nov, i 1S73.
Dec. 18th, 1873. 3a H%fgEEs