a COLUMNTo the UnforturtQto!New Remedies! New Remedies

SHEBlfAN k HYDE'S COLUMN

parcel- - ' '. OAH FRANCISCO MARKET- - ,

rxxtrartxa, $1750 5 75 P bl.Oa $1 40Q1 C5pl00 lbs.OsxoxsIX 1 05 V 100 Es.

POBTLAKD UAItKET.

butI 35 v 100 VtZOats 41c 43c bushel.Floux Firm; standard brands,

t5 50bbl.Gbuk Appixx-37-1 Q 50c V bush.Qzciojis $1 ?100 Bs.llctTsa 37f 60cP ft;Eoos 37c P,doz.Pocltkt Orown chickens, $2 002 50 m$ doz . v

Fortst Grov9 HeUil Kiricet.. COSJUCCTSD WXKSZ.Y.

Wheat, bushel..... G3Flour, H barrel.............. 4 50......Cora Ileal. 3 fc. . ...... 4 5Potatoes. bushel 50

I don't Inland to do it.llr. Editor.The Chronicle may sditomlfcs, sta-

tistics cay theoris, posia cssyidesJisa, nfwomen may wsbr tisayes, t?t they may all count xa 4.

Why chsald I inarry? He& con-torts, do ypn I an j ycrs of

' age. IVtokI health, cba Codlooks,' (enough for mo,) Sd 'csodincotsa. cenonffb for raft.) cot acomfortable room, andant friends; and when I cantt t2&3myself comfortable at tone) I can?o outside and look wf comfort. I

can g'where I like to eat,take what I like to drink; and Utemis no one to fctf, "why r this thuA a a

y to me; and l can stay out allnight if I so elect, without havingthe papers in a divorce suit servedto tne next day with my lunch. Ican wear my old shoes if I like, or ICan buy six pairs of new ones if Iehoose; and who shall say "oh,why H to ne? , I can cover my , fea-

tures; with the beard of manliness.orgo shorn liko a Norman priest; and Ican without fear of hysterics, or avision of a mother-in-la- w, snub anyone who shall make remarks uponmy .'capillary eccentricities. I canhave all my chamber windows open I

top and bottom, and sleep cross-wis- e

upon my couch, or I can read till 4o'clock in the morniner. and smoke.until a'firealarm from bos No. 67 iturned in; nor shall anybody ask m"How long is it'going to last?"I cancan turn around in my walks abroadana gaze renecungiy upon a passing"Oxford tie;' and my ribs shall notsuffer fron the nudge of admonition,nor shall I be put to shame beforemy kindred. I may take my seatin the front row of the orchestrachairs. Yea! I can ensconce myselfin the stage box, end behold there-from the drama spectacular, and- - noSaratogas shall be hastily packed inand removed from my residence nextday; nor shall a hack with a bonnetbcx inside of it drive hurriedly awayfrota my front door-ste- p, and cansttlou say thus much, 6, married manwith rest "home coforta." Poster-it- y,

did you remark, my . Bohemianjoumaliit? I expect posterity to donothing for me, and I dont intendto do anything for posterity. Let

Send fa ygar fcJSa, Syf fyow: ereunaU & psyiaCZzsstee xr tnU endyak & Iu: i::. , 17 end traii on you9 yzr. 5b ctfa effiee jrv will wendtXe Xxnosxnsarrr out year or CIO;endfer dub offnt er more ire xcill

tend . the Ikdzmjizzz n year for23 C3m&n esfmmizdkr to the

getter vp if the cluK

Kettle.

The JNICPENDXlKTha9 the soferight of publishing Hfeant printingfor.TFewhington county and containall the newt ofour County Court andall the home neies, which no other pa--

YperpubliMhet, therefore every man inlhe county need the INDEPENDENT and mould tmmtdtately tub-vcribefo- rit.

Executor Notice.

TTOnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATO.M th nndenignad hu filed bis ftnd eeonnt m Executor of the last will ad trsta- -mam f H. B. Bones, Dee'd in the Countya irt of tie State of Oregon for Washing.

County, and that THURSDAY aflet thellonday in January, A. D. 1875. at 10

o'clock a. m. has been set for the final hearing 0 said matter.

n31nr4 . . S. A. HOLCUHD.

teeof Adsalnlstrator.frnnE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN

appointed by the County Court of theof Oresen for Washincton ronntr Ad- -

nistrator of the estate of G. M. Raymonddeoeased. all persons having claimsagainst said estate are hereby notified topresent them to the undersigned at the office of Tbos. H. Tongue in HiUsboro. Wash-ington county, Oregon, with the propervouchers withia six months from the datehereof.

THOMA8 W. 8AINE.Hillsboro, Dee, 3d, 1874. n37,-w-4

BOUSE AND

L0

E3 E3

OFFEB FOR SALE MY PBOPERTTU in Forest Orore, consisting of a houseand 75x143 feet of laud in Lot Ho. 1 ofBlock 2fo. 9, in Forest Orov. Kaid pror-ett- y

I will sell subject to a mortgage of $250with interest which expires Nor. 4, 1875,and(250 cash in hand. Thia property is. situa-ted in the heart of the towand is a Valua-

ble site for a fine dwelling.For further psrtSsulars inquire of STEPH-

EN BLANK of Forest Grore. orII. D. L.UCE,

IliUsboxoOr.

r

Gtiormon Ci HydoCOB.?KEABXT ASUTTEB STREETS,

, San Francisco.WHOLESALE AXD ESTAIL DXALEltS IN

HEEI HTJSIC, UTJSICAL mSTEXJ- -

ZXEZTTS and UTTSICAL

lTJlCIZAITDIgE.

SHERMAN AfcllYimPaciflc Coaat Ageuts,

THE UNRIVALED

WEBER PIANO.By the Superiorif y of its Tone, combining

Greet Power, Bichness. Sweetness and FineSinging Quality, as well as Great Purity ofIntonation and Harmoniousnefss throughoutthe entire scale, it is fast driving almost , allother Pianos from the Concert Boom, andfully explains how WEBEB shows an in-crea- se

of 203 per cent., and yet cannot sup-ply the demand.

:o:

AGENTS WANTED, in every county inthe State, for the Celebrated

.which roa.

Volume & Purity of Tone,

Esanty of Case,

Cnpexiority of 7orkxsanshp.Elegance ofFiniih,

aMDormbititj

ARE UNRtVALED.

Sherman & Hyde'o

-- Pinno,

Is ffie on!j FIRST CLASS IN- -

STRUMENT sold for

04OOThe Sousre Pianos are ty octave.snd em-brae- es

allTllodern Improvements, snch asElegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mould-ings, Full iron Frame. Carved Legs andLyre, Over-strun- g Bass. Agraffe Treble etc.Length, 0 feet 10 inches; Width 3 fee. 8inches, and

m FULLY lTED

FOR TEN YEARS.

Te keep constantly on hand a good assortment of

1 OcbveAgraffe Treble' "

. ; ;. ' - ... .

HADE FBOli THE BEST SEASONEDMATEEIAL, AND

FULLY WARRANTED.

MUCKS AS LOW AS W0RTBXE88 PIAVOS CAN' '

, BE OBTAXXED XLSTTWnTItE.

PIAJN0S AND ORGANS

1-

SOLD o sasT niSTAixstXTatxr ; ebibkx

i

CALL A5D CZS CXZTCZIE PCB.

HVnSCMBR t SUBSCRIBE tt

for the

WASHINGTON INDEPENDENT

A journal . devoted te the inter,Washington County and f th

State.

Vie INDEPENDENT tu.yxaure to no party lut th fortyof PROGRESSIVE IDEAS andREFORM; onroU4f ty no

Clique, Paction or Monopoly;

t thefearl and uiph$- -AD VOCAJEf the PEOPLE.

nrcscniPTion paces.

NOTICE The INDEPENDBM1

ha the sole right efdfing tha

I LIJ70ANTPRfN17x6,

j far X7csMngt9n County cnJb

thereforeincaeteifmna

ro TO

DR. GIDEON

0!OF53CilQV,OCaiXeameyStS

C earner CcEccrcel St1

SAN FRANCISCO.

EiUaUitbcd in 1854. for the trntf i.'.mt ofSexnnl and 8 minol Diseases, sucli as Oonorrbea. Gleet, Stricture, Srphillii in all itsforme. Seminal Weakness, liupotf-ii'-y- , etc.Skin diseases (of years standing) ind Cl-eemt- ed

Legs, successfully trent I.DB. GIBBON has the pb wx of mi

noucing that he has returned fr t viitiiithe principal Hospitals of Enn pe, nml hasresumed practice at hiDipeii.trj-,C2UKeur-ue- y

street, corner of Commercial, Ssn Fran.cisco.wnera nts oio pauc-nt-s and those re- -quiringhis service may find bran

The doctor has spared neither tUM normoney in seeking out new remedies.and hasreturned with iucreased facilities for the al-leviation of human suffering.

P lit inn I Wt akness.Seminal rmiRsit.n, the consequeee of self

aba?. Thi solitary vice, or depraved sex-lu- il

in.lulgcuce, is practiced by the youth ofboth sexes to almost unlimited extent, pro-ducing,w- ith

unerriugcertainty the followingtrain of roorbicl symptoms, unless combatedby scientific medirul measures, ritl Salloweountensnee.dnrk spots undV--r the eyes, painin the head, ringing in the ears, noise likerustling of leHves I rattling of chariots, naeftstness nlx-u- t the loins, weakness ofthe liuibi, ronfa wl vision, blunted intellect,loss of confidence, diffidence in spproachingGranger, a dis'ike to fonn r.cw acqusintan-cm- ,

a diMKition to ah an society, loss ofmem.-n- . hectic flushes, pimples and various

about tUa fnce.furred tongue, fattidbreuth, coughs, eousnmption, night sweats,mononiauia and frequently inssnity.If reliefbo nut oVtuiw-t-l the suffrnr shrrild spply im--luetlintely either by person cr by letter, andhave a curs effected by his newaxd scientificmode ot treating this disease, which neverfail of efitt tiug a quick and radical carf.DrG. will fnveOne HnmlredDollarsto any Per-son who will prove sntiafactcrialy to himthat he wax cured of this complaint by ei-

ther of thoSn Francisco quacks.Cured at Home.

TersonK t a distance may be CURED AT j

UUMLi Lr nddreKKing a letter to Dr. Gibbon,stating caa, symptoms, length of time theditu-ati- e hu continued, and have mediciueapromply forwnrdt d, free from damage andcuriosity, to any part f the country, withfull and pbiiu directions for use.

Persons writing to the Doctor ill pleasestate the nam of the papt-- r they saw tbisadvertise m nt in.

liy incloiu $10 coin, in a registered letter through the rostOfiice.or throughWells,Fargo AOo,,a pnekage of tuedicine will beforwarded to any part of the Union.

All correspondence strictlv confidential.Addens DIt. 4. F. GIBBON.Kearniy St.,

San Francisco. roKtcfuce Bex 1,057sep24:ly

THE HEW IMPE0VED

rid) reed end Pic'x TceJ.

t:::: iicktCoT nunxiKC, kostjik- -' TIC, AN3 0ST CASilV 0PCRATE3

CEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.

A!72j3 h 0;:c: tmdKsiayfo? Wcrk,

If te: Is a XT0KB3CC MACEIVCwlt'ula r 31 t!:33S3si u'.lti of Saa Trtaci:c3 rot wc.-il-nj well, I will fix it wits-o- ct

r ty czpeais t tb cwser

HILL, Agent, .

ITo. 13 Hetr Moatjomer Street,dUXD UOTtL tniDixo.

, CAS tHASCICCO.

n23.-C-

Is. P. FISIIE II.

Advertising Agent,Rooms No. SO and 21, Merchant's Eschange, California Street, San Francisco.

SOLICITS ADVERTISEMENTS ANDfor theForest Grove Inde

pendent and for papers putdiahed in Cali-fornia, Oregon and Nevads; Washington,Utah, Idaho, Montana. Colorado and adjacent Territories ;Kandwich Islands, the Brit- - jinh Possessions, Mexican l'oits, Nicaragua, jPanauiu, Valparaiso, Japan and China; New J

nianu nun uie AUBirniian Vutonm, iaeAtlantic States and Europe.

Ilns created many a new business;Has enlarged many an old bnsiness;Has revived many a dull business:Has rescued many a lost business;Has saved msny a failing business;lias preserved aiany a large bnsine ss ;And insures success in any business.

Gibabds Skcsbt. Stephen Girard csedto May.iu his old age: "I bare always con-sider- ed

i

advertising liberally and lonj to bethe great medium of success in busilMtii.aadthe prelude to wealth. And I have saade itan invariable Tule t j advertise in the dullesttimes as well as the busiest; long experiencehaving taught me that money thus spent fawell laid out. as by continually keepinj saybusiness before the public it has aeccrsdmany vales thatl otherwise would have lost."

7The man who didn't believe in adver-tising has gone into partnership wi2i Ctberr&aad that official does the advertising.

A9

sf2 SSA

rORTLAND, OREOON, '

Affords advantages for the ' thcrocb andrractical Batineas Education of votmer and

) uidd It-a-ged men. Send for College Paper.

posterity iook out for ilself T canot responsible for vitalj statistics,and my dreame would be severe, noScatter how much awry the averagesmight be. My sons will embezzleno public funds: nor will they becent to Congress; no. daughter ofmine shall " 'contract a matrimonialalliance" with a foreign Count; norshall any of mine make me regret

. the day she saw the light. Xiet oth-

ers provide for posterity, and reartheir handsome dtad sea fruit toturn to ashes in their aged and tooth-less mouths Calmly shall I de-

scend the steepening hill of age,

Eggs, fresh doz.......;...:. 25VJ SOButter, good fresh role B... 30Chickens, doz 2O0(Jr 2 fiOBacon, sides .... 15 16Cheese. f; - 20fa 25Dried Plums. B 12fa ItDried Apples, Jb 4& I 5Syrup. KeK. (retail) 4 50Coffee. ( retail ) V. lb 27 V. . . .Tea. Japan (retail) B 5o 75Tea; Green, (retail ) fc 1 25 ..... .Salmon, best t ' barrel 5 50'.'.Sugar, by the kegr ft 10 12Lard, ft Jb h(A 20llatton. V, P 8a& 10Beef, . f 8Pork, ft ft) 6 ($ 8Veal, ft , 10Fish (fresh) ft lb ; . . . ;.Fish. (salt) ft ft 7( 8Dreiwed Hogs C7$ 7White Ueunn 4(35 5

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Fiasretsss UAjrat xa xczsts wainrsAddress the PrfThars. . , . . . rf..

-- foregoing willingly the "filial'smile" in my security from paternalnal loss. Let others increase theirrisksy and multiply their dangers

, enough for me, Uw aathey'are.i,,,I"8ee houris and drygoods; angels and hear the clinkof the coin t behold the gltvs, of the

'household hearth and the stele --

ton's closet stands ajar. It is enough.I atnJa bachelor. I shall remainone.' Go thou and cfb likewise. Nev-er mind what rough things the pa--

rs say of thee; when the day shallfcc-jup- on wbicn thou shalt deem it

ryss3ory to strike a final balance,reward shall be thine, our ap-

proval and the in-spok-en words,

""Tour head was level," which willbe better than a room full of family,

- and a lapsed Life Insurance policy,f :17lItjdo you think about it?

Some New Definitions.

vmterin the Schoolday Maaarineas:red together the following

uun smaii people nere and theie:Back-bit- er --A flea.

XfA thing to brush the warm

Fins A fish's wings.r:C3'lce-'V7at- er that stayed oat in the

cold and went to sleep.ESSf-rTh?cn3- r the old hen

, ; . -- u5ures by to make new ones.. JP?Jt--A hoga little boy.

-- . CncringIinj off sleep.k3 Babw--Rai-n aU popped out white.

Stars The moon'sWakefullness Eyes all the time

coming unbuttoned.D. APPLETONS CO:.

5i9 551 Creadvaj, n. T.n 2 ii--u2I:1y on canDrFRANCE ft WHITE. i