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FEVER AND AGILE.

Fever and Ague cured for so cents. There is
not a remedial agent in the world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious,
Fevers (aided by Railways Pillsl so quick as
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Sold by Druggists.
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year 1875, by Mrs. A. ]. Duniway, in the Office Of
the Librarian of Congress at Washington City
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ONE WOMAN S SPHERE;
The Mystery Of Eagle Cove.
By Mrs. A. ]. DUNTwAY,

AUTHOR OF "JUDTTH REID" "ELLEN DowD, y
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HAPPY HOME" ETC, ETC.
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OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION co.'s
PASSENGER SCHEDULE.
DOATS OF THE COMPANY WILL LEAVE
ID Portland as follows:
For The DaIIes:
Daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock A.. NJ.
For WaIInIa:
Monday and Friday at An
For Lewiston:
Monday, at A. NJ.
For CathIamet, Bay View and SkamOck-
away:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ.
For WestpOrt, Manhattan and Clifton /:
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 M.
For KnapPa:
Thursday at a. NJ.
For Astoria:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 A. NJ.
For KaIama and Tacoma:
Daily Sundays excepted) at Am.
For Victoria;
Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A. NJ.
S. G. REED. Vice President.
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RADWAY's READY REL

VIII afford instant relief for
Inflammation of the Kidneys;
Inflammation of the Bladder;
Inflammation of the Bowels;
Congestion of the Lungs;
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing;
Palpitation OF the Heart;
Mysteries, Group, Diptheria, Catarrh;
Influenza, Headache, TOothache, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
The application of the Ready Relief to the
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Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all Internal
Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle of
Railways Ready ReIiefwith them. A few drops
in water will prevent sickness or pains from
change Of water It is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant.
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THE OREGON CENTRAL R. R. co.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY, MARCH
i %, 1875.
Trains will run between
PORTLAND AND ST. JOSEPH,
Daily Except Sunday
AS FOLLOWS:
IEAvE. ARRIVE.
POrtland.........23 P. NJ. St. JOseph...6:30 P. NJ
st. Joseph. ...6:30 A. NJ. 80 A. NJ
Connecting at Cornelius with stages for Forest
Grove at st. Joseph for all points south and
west Lafayette, AIcMinnville, Amity, Mon
mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and Cor
wallis.
BS- Passengers received at Fourth street sid
ing on signaling the train, but are prohibited
from getting on or off the train at any other
point on the street.
Passengers getting on the trains at Ticket
Stations without tickets, Will be charged twen-
ty-five cents extra.
BB- Freight received at the Company's New
Warehouse, but will not be received for ship
ment after P. NJ. j. BRANDT, JR.,
4-37tf superintendent.
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DR.. RADWAY'S
SarsapariIIian ResoIVent

Has made the most astonishing cures; so quick
and rapid are the changes the body undergOes,
under the influence Of this truly wonderful
medicine, that
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that instantly stops the most excruciating pain,
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whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or
other glands or organs, by one application, IN
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RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, Infirm, Crippled
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Real Estate Transfers.

Thomas Van Hart and wife to L. G. Camp
bell, lot 22h by 102 feet, on the north side OF
Hopkins street. 14s feet west of John street-$l.
T.C. Campbell and wife to Susannah Van
Hart same property-T.
L. q. Hopkins anu wife to J. Fl. Berry. Lot 13
in the grantor's fourth addition to Norwood, 80
by 100 feet-$7O0.
Same to Chas. Regnier, Trustee, Lot D, same
subdivision, 30 by 100 feet-$T0O.
Margaret X. Poor to ID. M. Clark, lot 27 2-b
by 1l2Ia feet. on the northwest corner of Bor-
den and Powers streets, IN Cumminsyille--$549.
ID. M. Clark to Z. G. Belser, same lot-Sl.
G. G. Belser to Julia Clark, same lot--S1.
Paul Schuster and wife to Catharne Fried,
lot 81 by 15U feet, on the south side Of Schuster
avenue, 96% feet east Of Walburg street, in
Madisonvile-S400.
James Van Voast and wife to G. F. Hake,
five years. lease oil No. 302 w est Fifth street, at
an annual rent of S940.
Oliver Champlin to. Alicia Mcclure four lots,
each 81 by 1U0 feet, on the northeast side OF the
Delhi pike, northwest of Lodwick street; so,
1-64 100 acre. on the southwest side of the same
pike, 234 feet southeast of the north branch OF
Bold Face Greek; also, lot 81 by 100 feet, on he
southwest side Of the same pike, southeast OF
the last described lot, in Sedamsyille-sl ano
other considerations.
Alicia Mcclure TO Eleanor Champlin, same
property-$l and other considerations.
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Henry Horn ct al. vs.. Leopold Ster.
gest, petition in error from Court below
A motion was made for new trial, on
the grounds Of newly discovered eyi.
denee and surprise. Judgment affirmed.
Frederick Colt was appointed admin
istrator OF Agnes Hussman, deceased
Estate, 81 $40 in personally.
SUPREME COURT OF OHIO.
No. u. chester Matthews and others
VS.. State of OHIO. Error to the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Ashland, Ohio.
Judgment affirmed.
No. 2S7. Luther Hnnes VS.. Norman L.
Tiffany. Motion to reverse judgment of
District Court oil Greene county. III the
defendant enters remittance OF $3.50 on
the Judgment the motion viii be over.
ruled, otherwise the cause Will be re.
manaed for new trial.
No. z94. Mary X. Bigelew ct al. VS..
Conrad Renker et al. Motion TO fle d
petition in error to the District Court of
Uayahoga county. Notion overruled.
No. 294. Ovid Pinney vs.. George W.
Cummings. Motion tor leave to file petit
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poEfCE COURT.

II. Feidkamp, permitting and maintaining
nuisance, dismissed; r. F. Maley, assault and
battery, continued; Mary Hern, grand lar-
ceny, dismissed: Charles Dean. assault and
battery and abusing family, continued; Albert
Maislore, burglary, dismissed; 5. D. Bradley,
grand larceny, bonnd over; Leroy simmons,
petit larceny, 80 days and S26; MAIDEN Pierce,
running vehicle without license, dismissed
Isaac Graham, petit larceny, dismissed
A. Mccall, assault and battery, SO and costs
j. Bradford, refu ing to ebey Board OF
Health, continued: John Mcclure, same, con-
tinued; Joseph Foss, same, dismissed; q H
Steible, same, disnissed; James Bradley, dis
orderly conduct, $40; Susan sharp, drunk, IS;
Henry Helmich, Nellie Williams. disorderly
conduct, continued; sailic Mcclure, petit lar
| ceny, continued; Il. r. Teagie, disorderly CON
duct, 81; u. List, drunk, 81; Gotleib Iroescher
Q 'fbezzlement continued, Chas. Smith. va
grancy, dlsmissed; Robert Banty, lncorrlgi-
bllity, sent to House OF Refuge; Chas. Frank
same, dismissed; Richard LaRue carrying
| concealed weapons aud threatening PERSONAL
violence, continued; Wan. Maloney, dlsorderly
conduct, So: John Bi'oady, street begging,
disniissed; Mike Riley, petit larceny,
and carrying concealed weapons. sent to Rel :
| u &c; -Ghas. Feeder, malicious destruction, dis-
missed; II Vonderlielde, assault ami battery,
| continued, Michael May. drunk. ten days;
| Jphn Rooney, assault and battery, 81; Moilie
Kramer and Herman Gross. disorderiy con-
duet. 10 each; jacob Gasscit, obtaining money
| by false preteuse, continued; Janc JONES' dis
orderly conduct, dismissed: Chris. Helzog ais-
orderly conduct, sS; n. 4. Thompson, burglafy
and carrying concealed weapons, continued.
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pecnIlnritics of Cnin csc Women.

The women are certainly not pretty !;
those one sees working out of doors are
decidedly coarse-iCOAing, andstneIr cos
tune in this part of China most unbe-
comsng, consisting OF short black
blouse confined at the waist by belt, u
small whlbe apron, and very, very short,
wide trow5ers, sometimes hardly reach
ing the knee, below which The leg Is lett
entirely bare, aud their feet thrust into
straw slippers which they can only
keep on by shuffling along tho ground in
u most irritating manner. Their redeem
ing feature is their hair, which as we'll
as their eyes is invariably black, and al
most as invariably neatly dressed. How
the dressing is accomplished i'll such
hard: smooth rolls, and twisted up be-
hind in such a curious form, resem bling
the handle OF a teapot, can not tell. A
long ornamental pin is stuck through it.,
which protrudes good many inches on
each side of the hair; and bright flow
er, either real or artificial, worn at one
side, gives them, in spite Of their plain
looks, rather a picturesque appearance.
Their heads seem more impervious to
neat and cold than those oi the men, as
they seldom wear any covering except
that bestowed on them by nature, and OF
which, by the by, the men are deirauded; |;
so that the working classes have TO sup
ply the deficiency by wearing the large,
slignlly coEical hat which you see in any
PICTURES of China, and which answers
equally we'll the purpose OF sunshade or
umbrella. The dress of the better class
of women is, think, rather pretty, Ger.
tainiy most sensible; for, as 1T does not
tit to the figure, very little can be worn
in summer, and great deal in winter,
without Inconvenience. In their case,
both the under garments and petticoat
descend to the ankle; only the upper
vne oil all is short, and the color and ma
lerial of the whole costume is varied ae
cording to taste and the season OF the
year. Their ieet also are clad like ours
in stockings, and they wear the usual
very thick but light soled shoes. speak
VI course OF those who allow their feet
TO remain in the natural form. Ihe
small footed women look as II their heels
| were bound lightly up SO as to form part
ut the leg, ana tneir toes only were leit
Ior use. The result is they go at an un.
comfortable pace ha fwaik, nulf run, and
u descent on their nose would seem in.
eyitable but for the stick with when
they help themselves along.--Lettel
from China.
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FLANHES.

The first Centennial train lett Buffalo
yesterday for Philadelphia.
The case Of Ex-Collector Erskine, of
Milwaukee, was argued yesterday and
submitted.
The President receives visits from
those connected with the Government
every day from 10 till Il, all others by
card.
The trial of John OJoyce, ex-revenue
officer at st. Louis, who was implicated
III crooked whisky transactions, began
yesterday.
The ive-year-old girl Of James Frank
lin, of Marco, Ind, was burned to death
esterday by her clothes catching fire
while playing around the room.
Vorys Bros, woodwork contractors,
David Cowden, contractor of brick work,
and j. Arney u Co., machine works, OF
Lancaster, o., made an assignment yes
terday.
In the case of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company vs.. The Central Railroad
Company of Iowa, a degree OF f0recl0s-
ure was made satisfactory to the bond
holders.
Yesterday John A. Wilson, Carlo Ca
rino, Giovanni PetroniS and JAS. David
|
the charge of c6uuterfeiting and altering
| foreign government secul iLies.
Hon. Isaac Goss, Mayor Of Mansfield
o., died at O'Clock yesterday evening
He was formerly in the Ohio Senate and
| Lieutenant Colonel Of the Sixty fl It'll
Ohio. Col. Jas. 5, Grail will act In his
place.
Jacob Fuchs, a travelling salesman
| from Milwaukee, sentenced recently to
three years in the penitentiary for OBJ
tainIDg money under false pretenses, cut
his throat yesterday at Indianapolis. lie
| can not live.
| A murderer named Dugan, of Arkan.
sas county, Ark:. VINO Killed Ahab Iu.
man some Time ago, was himself killed
| by MOB of citizens while he was beng
ftaken to Monroe county by the Sheriff to
stand new trial.
The Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians
| have starred on their buffalo hunt
Nearly 5000 are on their way to the
| S.aked Plains, accompanied by lieu.
telfant and twenty-five cavalry TO pre-.
vent INSCRIPTIONS whites from selling
them whisky ana cheating them out ol
| their blankets.
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ton in error to the District Court of
Ashtabula county. Motion overruled.
No. 3l5. Frank Wilder vs.. The State
of Ohio. Motion for the allowance Ot a
writ of error to the Court. OF Common
Pleas OF Hamilton county. Motion over
ruled.
No. 1886. Simon Hillgartner and wife
vs. Barbara Gebhart. Motion Tor leave
TO tiie y petition in error to the Superior
Court OF Cincinnati. Judgment reversed
and cause remanded.
No. zS9 Mary Ogler aud others VS.. Sa-
rah s. Scanlan. Leave to file a petition
in error granted, to be heard with New
man vs. Westfall ON the General Docket,
No. 7O1.
No. 800. John Jones and others vs..
John A. Lloyd, administrator, &c. leave
to file petition in error granted.
No. 3O6. Catharine johnson vs.. Benja.
min Johnson. Leave to file petition in
| error refused.
No. 3O7. VIM. Richardson and others,
| vs. Giles Curtis. Leaveto file petition
| in error granted.
| No. 3US. Mary Bruen and others vs..
| Azariah Compton. Leave to file petit
tion in errrr granted.
| No. 800. Isaac Critchfield and others
vs.. Eli NJ. Ford and Others. Leave to
| Tile a petition in error refused.
| No. $40. MaIlnda Jackson VS.. Eugene
j. Buhenburg. Leave to fle petition
in error refused.
| No. 32l. Robert Kearney VS.. The Pitts
burg, Cincinnati aud st. Louis Railroad
Company. Leave to file q petition in
lerrorTeiused.
No. 332. Millcreek Lodge, No. 249, 1. O
o. f., vs.. VIM. Feeney ana wife. Leave
to file a petition in error refused.
No. 1888. Albert Nixon VS.. The State Of
Ohio. Motion to take cause No. 723, on
General Docket,o OF its order granted
No. S34. e. q. Kellogg vs.. The State Of
Ohio. Motion to take cause No. 727, or
General Docket, out OF its order granted
| No. 339. Inc Cincinnati Mutual Life
| Insurance Company VS.. Irvine and
Bruce. Leave to file petition in errol
refused.
No. $40. The United States Life In
surance Company vs.. Frank I'll. Wright
Leave to docket reserved case granted.
No. BAL. Geo. Markle VS.. Ellen Lilly
Leave To docket reserved case granted
| Adjourned until this morning at II
CLOCK.