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Newspaper Page Text» I nstallat F on ".—AT irregular meeting of the Jacksonville Lodge, No. 10, I.'O. O. F., the = following officers were duly installed by D. D. SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 14, 1871- G. M". Herman Helms: N. G. Jame« Buckley; 30 (SecondiV. G., Ed. Smith R. S., Thoma. Paulsen ; TH<lM^ta ^HVCE.» Wo. tMr.) Me^hani’« Exchange, California Street, Treasurer, John Neuber- THE DEMOCRATIC below Montgomery, is our duty authorized agent for Sa« Francisco. HUDSON <k M^^Ot, ars <v«r duly author lied Agents in the Atlantic States. Office, 41 Park R om . '.‘Times” Building, New 3 ork. • L ..................... <_ ’ | ' - » ¿beAL INTELLIGENCE M c D onald & co To Buy Goods WHOLESALE aHrntlon of Dealers to their large assortment £*., N.ew‘y Arrived •* Goods, composed in part of the articles together with every thing kept In a well »applied WHOLESALE DRUG STORE. F rbhh D bvgs . P atsnt Mrnictwxs. TBUflSKA & BrppOKTXRS, F. sssmtial O ils , K kkosknk O il , Cheapest! TJLnBN’S PRBrABATIOJt», D rvogibtb * SVNVBIBS, S haker H erbs , P erfcmeries , ___________________ P aints and O ils , LOW PRICES WILL WIN. FOR SALE. Ol’l* Dfll’G BUSINESS Incited in San fran- SACHS BRO’S e have on B oots and g|i WHAT ARE THEY? C ♦* ö T hk W kat H er .—The weather this week haia*beeri*fe« variable as a woman’s temper. Io-the ftirepart of tl>e week lh» farmers were Blpfjng^ .on .W’edpeFd >y morning the hills RQtL^aHev were covered will» snow, which melted off before nnon under a genial sun ; and since then we have had snow, aleet, rain aecPstihkhine,—■•sometim»» Hltogeather,- nnd einsiderably mixed, and again alternately. i- 2* I :—T------- T .,bpj«LUSG Sen iGL.—Prof, Robb’s spelGng sehtoek ^continues to be • »««ccss. Over on« p^rwms- were in attendance last Thuysdav night; and th« way grave judgAk; liiriV^ Jf>’’ryers’ dignified d'oeter^., nnd tyg >p«pple of all kind»,, were .‘‘«r-dled *##wn.” hy U>e Ijttl« Hlows. wax« caution to •rerjr tody- who didn’t own n dictionary. •Jtt'i.i -. ___-j.______ . L. -. *’Mr.’E. IF»rne still - thrives at'the United ift«te«”fTotiT, and wel comes all bis gues!« to the'best the country sShrdn.« Hi* good fare, good beds, and kind treatment, generally, Proclaims him aminently qualified to ’‘keep a boYjlr^' Sbe**&"in anerther c/duynn.*" • ■ WILLIAM "DAVIDSON, Office, No 64 Frout Street, OREGON. tn-.i ♦ jr i. _■ , T ritting R ace .—A trotting match was concluded yesterday, between Plyma’e A Manaiqg’a i>la«k h«>rye-‘’Billy,” and J. N.J. AiiUer^A fc’allion “Smart Alex mile bents, *bree and five, for SlOd aside, to come off on the 11 th of March »ext. RE AL E ST ATE DE AL EK. Ac., Ac., Cured at once by HEGEMAN.% CAMPHOR ICE WITH GLYCERINE. It keeps the hands soft in all weatfieF. Seffthstyou gèl HECKMAN'S. Sold by all Druggist», only 25 oents. Manufac tured only by 1I i : gema 3 A C.o., Chemists and Druggists,- New York. j«n7-Iy. January Tlh, 1S71. 1 DRINK » i Th—: Friday • n»i»ht ■ grammar class was instituted nt the School Souse, uhJer the »upervi»ieo of ftef. Rubb. HfAwMai ^CHon..—On FO&TXiAXn), - «* - - J«unary 7-tf.- PAINTS OILS » ® s — ♦-* ETC ei I For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA MOSS FARINE made from pure Irish Moss or Carrageen, which will make sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like quantity of Puddings Custards, Creams, Charlotte Russe, &e. It is the cheapest, healthiest and most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. Invlgoratcr of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter and rcstostng the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters according to direc tion end remain long or.w. II. 1 ICO wj! be given far on incurable esse, provided tho leones are not destroyed by mineral poison or «'.her means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the p oint of repair. For laflaniiiiutory mid Clirouic Rlicsrnn- Bladder, t icsr Billet a l.avo been most success- f:i. feuili lJist'ases tro causod by Vitiated Blood, wli ch 1* generally produced by derangement i f t o Digest ive Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head ache, ra.n 1 i tho BhoulJcrs, Coughs, Tightness of the Cheat, D.zz .'.es.i, Bour Ernctations of tlio Stomach, F»d last:' l i the Eontli, Bilious Attack*. Palpitation <f the Ilea, t. Infl. inn.ation of the I.ungi.Psin In the r gions of tha l.ldn. ys end r. hundred other painful rympioms, aro tho oflspringsof Dyspepsia. Th y invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor pid liver r.nd bowels, wliich render them of unequalled cSteacyiii clcmsing the blood of all impurities, and ImpartingUcw life and vigor to the whole system. FORSK1N DISEASES, Eruptions,Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots. Pimples, ra.Hulcs, Bolls, Car buncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-Head,Sore Eyes, Eryslp. clas. Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, arc literally dug up an.l carried out of the system in a chort t:ms by the uso of these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convinca the most Incredulous of their curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find Its imparities bursting through the skin In Pimples, Erup tions or Sores cleanse It when you And it obstructed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse It when it is foul, and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the bicod pure and the health of the system will follow. rlN, TA PE and other WOU 3IS, lurking In the system of so thady Chou’ands, are effectually destroy ed and removed. ForfuH directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle, print'd In four lan guage«—English, German, French and Spanish. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. n. MCDONALD t CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cal,, c > ! 32 and SI Commerce Street, New York. gff-i OLD BY ALL DRUGGIST8 AND DEALERS. CHEAP FOR CASH! G u c<- u o Q O S c rt as LC ±».ï c i o a -------------- -—.♦ O = Î c ft ft : -------------------- Ä Ç "x .2 Ei <1 I »to now ready to sei! anything in iny line at lowest cash price. Personswishing t> buy a<«,ds will find H greatly to their advantage to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, a: I am determined not to be undersold by any h «use in Jackson county. jpifGive me a call, and then judge for your self as to our capacity to furnish goods as above. JAS. T. GLENN.' SUPERIOR PLOUGHS! ffl <! W 3 E HAVE RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF those Superior Ploughs which we introduce«? here last season, and which have given entire sat isfaction to those who have used them, being well adapted to different soils. Also, a full assortment of fe fe COOK, PARLOR, AMÍ) BOX STOVES' ASSORTED IKON, c o s w 08 « g NAILS, ® I O 3 AND NAILS, TIIE GREAT WORLD’S TOMO. Plantation Bitters. Notice of Final Settlement. f MEAT CUTLERY, CEDAR WARE, N TH'i COUNTY COTRT OF THE STATE of Oregon, for Jackson County (Sitting in Pro bate), January Term, 1871. I I This wonderful vegetable re storative is the sheet-anchor of In the matter of the Estate of Anu Sophia the feeble and debilitated. As a lx>ve. Deceased. tonic and cordial for the aged Wrn. Hoffman, Administrator, '-De bonis Non,” and languid, it has no equal of tho above estate, having filed in said Court lii* final account, and also praying for an ordet filing among stomachics. As a remedy the time for hearing the same ; therefore, noticb is given that said final account will be heard for the nervous weakness to hereby and determined in said Court on Monday, the 6th w hich women are especially sub day of February, A. D., 1871, at whicH time all persons having objections to said final nccoftnt and ject, it is superseding every other settlement must then’ and fhere make tffie same. By order of i. H. B. Shipley, Judge of said stimulant. In all climates, tropi Court. cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts SILAS J. DAY, Clerk. I Jan. 5th, 1871. jan7-w4. as a specific in every species of • ? disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks dow n Notice to Holders of County Orders* the auimal spirits. For sale by State of Oregon, all druggists. SS. I j STAPLE DRY GOODS, ROPE, SHELF HARDWARE, PAINTS/ GLASS,' Ac. Ac., Also the celebrated AMERICAN SUBMERGED PUMPS « County of Jack-ton. Always on hand a full variety of TIN ANI SHEET-IRON WARE/ I Hydraulic Pipe, Tin, Copper, and Sheet-iron ERSONS HOLDING TIIE FOLLOWING ware made to order. HOFFMAN A KLIPPEL. County Onlers are hereby notified to'fFeseat October 15th, 1S.0. the same for payment : , No. fS8. 324. 279”. 289. 281, 2*4, 298, 302, 278. 272, 160, 149, 26. fOO, 296. 242. 297, 183, 303, 219', 2f», 450, 120. 4T. 285. 271. 6», 304, 131, A18. 31», 315, 317.326. 153 293. 321. 29«, 26«, 325, 138,55.323.328,291. 367. 361. 360, : 6«, 362, D 372. 373. 375. 335, «56, presente I Aug. 25th, 1870. see e No interest will be allowed on the above orders af Goods direct frou^ tho manufacturers. ter this date. JOHN NEUBER, Treasurer, He has a fine lot 0* Jackson county, Oregen. Bowins Machino Jacksonville, January 7th, ¿*17L________ _ _ Prices troni $20 to $110, cash. P GROCERIES, BOOTS A SHOES, /Í . E X *-< c fifi Sâ A Glorious Change!! KAREWSKI, HAVING JUST OPENED . a large stock of .4 O * S S g e F- S E Window Glans, Nalls, Iron and Steel, Cant and Klee* Plows Wooden and Willow Ware. Etc.. Etc. Q e " 7Z w u z: a; r-’-e ft. ~ ALSO V F h < Call at J. Neuber’s ‘ , p • ■ BLANKETS', JÊWLRY STWEs GLASSWARE, A nd HARDWARE, PAINTS A OILS. My Motto: ‘‘Quick Sales & Small Profits.” A FULL. ANI) COMPLETE ways on hau l at the STOCK AL- CITT DRUG STORE. 9F BOOK?, STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLES,' AC. AC. NEW STATE SALOON TDZÒHSTKS, IS 1-2- HE THIRSTY TH1R8TY PUB-LIU PtBL.I’C ARE INFORMED riNHE A Staple Produce A New Lot of AMERICAN LBV ER WATCHES Just from the Factory. , He is agent for the best Rifles and Pistols made,’ among which is the thnt l’apri A Savage ot tho i " New State Sa- TIEIMIIY RIFTiE* Which repeats FIFTEEN TlM'ES with uucc load will quench their ttiirst with the most choice loon ” ing. BEVERAGES to be found in Jacksonville for “ one bit.” We expect to lose money by it, but All kinds of Watch and Clock Cleaning and times are hard, and we cannot see p<f”>pl« thirsty. Repairing done to order at half price. Jacksonville, May 13, 1865. PAPE A SAVAGE. October 16th, 1869. DR. W. JACKSON, GASOLINE OIL AND LAMPS BT. L. T. DAVIS,- DENTIST Opposite the Old Agency for the JKC3-TJE: X2.ir*ff<3- taken in cxchnuge for goods. Also ground salt in 50 and 100 lbs. sacks, and fine Liverpool salt. January 7th, 1871. Jan7-lf. ' nrs fi ^ STofcR or new I At the CITf DRUG STORE. OMMST. ZIERER <£• POLTOX, PROPRIETORS S”S 3 = c * « rt (fl g COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Corner of Start and Front Streets, Í * THE BRICK STORE, prise quart« ledge, on Jackson creek, con- . rinues to pay well. CUTLERY O — uX* — naelth has a Beauty bf its osrn. ( kept ON Tüt EUROPEA!» PLAN,) CLASSWARE > i No erup- .ttoss, sbres or discolorations disfigure or snrtoy the —AT W k call your gtlyn^ioR to the, new nd ver man or Woman whose stomweh, liver and bowels do their duty thoroughly. To compel them Io their fisement of Henry Breiibarth. Henry >• a work, to render it impossible for them to de it in a jolly g'wwi fellow, and known how to) keep slovenly, imperfect way, 1t it only necessary to anil constantly keep« on hand a su take a few doses of D r . W alksr ’ s V ik K oar B it - Tr.ns This potent vegetable specific renovates" perior article of liquor« and cigars. every weakmed organ and controls every disorder I :I t :—- v*" •----------- Corner of Oregon and Miner Streets, offers P ain K ing .— See the new advertisement ed function. bargains, such as have not been offered before at of thia valuable remedy. ’ We c«n recommend Jacksonville. it; we have tried" its efficacy. It i« for eale This sfock is fresh and'of the best quality, and at the City Drug Store. CASH purchasers will do well to call on him. Q var Y z .—We «re glad to hear that th« Enter QUEENSWARE ft I THE NEW FOOD I’swi mxl <;«ut, Dsp<-p-«ia or Indigestion, Bilious, Kcmiltcnt :in«l Intermittent Fevers, Dittcaacs of i lie Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and January 12th, 187!. Chapped Hauda and Face, More Lips, Dry««» sf th« Hkln. HARDWARE all of which will be sold very GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Renovator and Is Expected! Absolute Iflrbrces legally obtained in New Yprk. Iidriiang, IJlinois,,«»d.otber States, for per sons from any State or country, legal every where ; desertb>n, dimnkentiess, non-lupport, etc., suffi cient cause { ne publieity. No charge until di vorce is obtained- Advice free. Address, MOORE A RlCHAitDSON, , Counsellors at Law, 180 Broadway, New York City. January *7lh. 1871. ' ' jan7-ly. SEGA tlS & TOBACCO K Q U THEY ARE NOT A VILE Large and Extensive Stock of Choice GROCERIES, Made of Poor Ruin, Whiskey, Proof Spirits mid Refuse LlquurS doctored, «pteed sod sweet ened to please the taste, called “ Tonics,’’“Appctiz- < rs,” •• Restorers," ac., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but arc a true Medicine,made fromtlic Native Roots and llcrbs of California, free Irniti nil Alcoholic St iiuiilnnts. They arc the DI E SACHS BROS. DIVORCES. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. May 1st, 1869. LIQUORS, I FANCY 1 W e have alio in connection with the above a very i * Si ÊLL ACCOUNTS A large amount of CITY and EAST PORT LAND Property for Sale. > Alsp, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated L'NDS, located in all pans of the State. ' Investments in REAL ESTATE and other PROPERTY, made for correspondents. CLAIMS of all descriptions promptly collected. HOUSES and STORES leased. All kinds of Financial and General Agency bus iness transacted. Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale will please furnish descriptions of the same to the AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in each ef the principal CITIES and TOWNS of this State. July 2d. 1870. jb'2 tf. (Corner California and Oregon Streets,) i < A £ Ree Ss „ M • 8 ö£j Boots and Shoes; Ladles’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes. FISH FIR Ai BRO ’S, QUEENSWARE, Bi Str AN 1 M M EI • IA T E S ET f LE M EN T Special Collector of Claims. —ALSO— PROVISIONS, iih W5 ft ETC., ETC.’ CHEAPEST IN THIS COUNTRY. Please call, before purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourself. SACHS BRO S January 7th, »871. 3«? feg« eh HOOP SKIRTS, AND THE GROCERIES, F £ Ô ° « Ur! M ining .—The verv 6tnall quantity of la’n arid stliw which hat fallen this winter will nol furnish «nffi-ier.t water for mining. Tlte” ereek« have scarcely more water within their beds than they have in mid summer. Tlii« will be the fourth dry winter we have experi enced here, ^d thia.will abnnt close nut placer mining, except upon the banks of Applegate, Evans ereek, and Rogue river. shoes . .US'CHEAP FOR CASH'S^ A PORTLAND, Bear testimony to their WondW- ful Curative Effects. BLANKETS, OF THE BEST QUALITÉ, HATS, í? g * * £. r 2 ■ S o w ® ö p a ? ? 2 CI.OTHM Etc., Etc., CLOTHING, VINEGAR BITTERS , “ o o assort - DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Dr. WALKER’S CALIFORNIA SPECIAL NOTICES. ajain.” H and a large SALEM AND CALIFORNIA Cutlery,- Crockery, ment-of A 6REAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Hundreds of Thousands FANCY, STAPLE & DRY GÔÔDS, T Clothing, STAPLE DRY GOODS Boots à Shoes, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Groceries KEPT BY ‘ died . 3 £ HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE in notifying his friends stid the public gener ally tnat he is now receiving and opening a very large and extensive stock of DEALERS IN ----- —J. o; JACKSONVILLE) ÖREGOfJ -AT- Which we offer at the lowest Cash Prices, and are aetcnnlned not to be undersold. R. H. M c D onald A co ., S aji F bascisco , C ad ; MiO Aimed» J*. Helman, April 4;li, 1870;, OWENS—In Jacksonville, January 12th, Elsie, only son of J. B. and Emma F. Owens ; aged' John B. Mou’g-Huury and Mrs. Sarah Jan? 4 months and 8 days. Dierbin, May 14:h, 1870; B?nj. Msneli and [The Beautiful thought that “the graves of little Mrs.'Ksehel M Ulnuier, May 28lh, 1870; children are the foot-prints of Angels,” may truly W. A.«Acock and Miss Martha A. Gill, Muy i suggest a sweet consolation to the saddene 1 hearts 31st, 18701. Greanleaf A. Goodale anil Miss of the bereft. A little lump of upheaved earth may be the only sign to the thoughtless world that Fidelia S. Beach, May 31st, 1870 ; Malachi 1 the little one came an 1 went ; yet it is an Angel Simpson ami Emily F. Brown, June 7th, foot-step, and the fond parents felt a heavy tread 1870 ; Robert Mayity nnd Mrs. M issouri E< upon their hearts, that will only be erased when McVay, Jun« 13ib, 1870 ; Charles W. Dal they meet it on the shining shore beyond the las and Miss Sarah Catherine Noland, June River. However grief-stricken the heart may be 18:h, 1870; Elijah J. Djvidson and Ms- •n yearning over these I ngel foot-prints, the Minervia A. Ferris, July 4th, 1870; E. L heaveftly consolation of the good Jesus takes aP Miller and Miss Martha Ann Mulholland. >a loess out of th?m. and gives them a true, re signed import; as he says—“Sjffer lit tie children August lltli, 1870; Federkk Men z and to come unto me, and forbid them not : for of such Mu»* Mary Wilkins. September 21, 1870; is the Kingdom of Hetven.”—R.J J. N. Smith an 1 Mms M. L. Panky, S-p teiiiber 7<ti, 1870; Cunrles L. G irfield and I Miss Vr.~i.lu W h >n, SeotcuD er 19 li, 1870; S.uie >u M«-?e >grr and Miss M irt'ia Lindsey. September 20>h, 1870; George , t’.jokaet I and Mrs. Martha M. R vve. September 2 bn. l'SW; R ic I mu JT. Hu i at.d Ms K. Wiik'u s>n, SeyXriubgr 21 h. 1870; Siuiurl II »1 and MClarissa B. L Itle, S •ptember 2o< >. 1870, lleiirv Greg and Ordenne D i ay. 1-2 1-2 CEXTS. Oct. 1-ltli, J87 1 ; J..U11C8 1. Morton Uti.l SaLy Aril) W><'kei>iu" h. O-tnlicr litli, 1870 ; r W. Filch ami Nannie J. L rm Nov. 1 1 -. 'W nlfev <’r -x'nn nn<l N mry L S' • ' V N >v 10 h, 18»»lt David H. Iln hmi and Em elme C •nner, Nov, 17'h, 1* /D; C e B ack’welf atbl En Iv Bitter, N >v. IS. li. lV^f’D 1. Wats.n'und Luini L. O ver.. Nor. 221. 1870; L’vi Miller and Sa :th Emai' C»> k, lhe. 7 li. 1870; June-. E-* mg Jin. 1 |-t er/»m$ M »rv F (•' tok. Dec. L4 li. 1870; Nithiin G S-Irrm ns and S j ah L Aker»-. IM.-.””26 h’.*187O . Jame* WiB ■ II ijs an > S phient J. V »ok. D--c. 2S It, 1S70. MERI h ANDLSIÍ, GENERAL CALIFORNIA STREET, eisco. Cal. After our best wishes, and expressing our thanks foi the liberal patronage we have re ceived for more than twenty-one years, during R ev . G. II. Hi banks will preach at the M. E. ' whizh period we have been steadily engaged in the Church, to-morrow morning, at 11 o’clock. O wing to a pressure of advertising, we Drug business in California, we beg to say in con sequence of th? rapid growth of Dr. Walker's R ev . F ather B i . anchktt will hold divine ser have been compelled to place Sacha Bros, vice» at the Catholic Church to-morrow, at the and Henry Brcitbartb's new ads. under the California Vinegar Bitters, now spread over the United States and countries far beyond, we are ne usual hour. cessitated to devote our entire time to said busi 'heal of Special Notice«. ness. . . We arc the Old.-st Drug firm on the Pacific Coast M arriage L icenses .—The following are P ersons knowing themself?« indebted to land the on’y one. continuous tinder the same pro fue marriage licenses issued out of the C »only Sachs Bros. will do well hi call nt the cup. prietor» since 1819, and have determined to soli Clerk’s office, for Jackson county, for the tains vtlico and settle. Sec their new ad. our large, prosperous, and well established busi ness on favorable tertns. lav year ending Dec. 31st, 1870 : Henry C This is a rare opportunity for men with moans, Dollarhide and Mi’s Julia Fender, Feb. 7th, ot entering into a profitable business with udvan « - - — -. . - - J- * ■ — tages never before offered. / 1870; David Mayham and Miss Julia R. r- ’ . For particulars enquire of GUNINSON — In JaeksonrUJe, Jan. 8th, 1871, to Mathews, Feb. 7th, 1870 , D. B. Roland and R. 11. MCDONALD A CO., the wife of 0. Gunin«>on, a daughter. Miss Parthena Ritter. Feb. ’8th, 1870; M. . 1, . .». R. II. » M c D on ABB, 1 Wholivale Druggists. FISHER—In San Francisco, Jan. 12th, 1871, tojj. c S pexcer . .v. U. i Saw FraficisCo, Cal. G. Cxlwell and Miss Florence E. Abbott, the wife of A. Fi»her, of this place, a son. N. B. Until a sale is made we shall eontirttie our Feb. 8th, 1870 ; John B. McDaniel and Mrs. -------------------- a — ! importations and keep a large stock of Irish' goods : constantly on hand, and sell at prices to defy co:u- Elizibeth Cooksey, Feb. 19.1», 18T0 ; Robert | petition. E. Damon and Miss Anna Steadman, March jan7-ly. January 7th. 1871. 8th, 1870 ; Wm. F. S »nger and Mrs. Cecelia .AMERMAN—Near Phoenix, in this county, Jnn.l 10th, 1871, James V. Amermau ; ag«d 46 years. Slade, April 21, 1870; Irwin Shepard and Trie C- hm »r » i . ita X.—In the hurry of get. tHg up-pur p’por last week, we inadvertent Iv omitted to cu l attention to the ad. of Z-'lier X Holpm. of the Cosm >poli- tan Hotel, Portland. We c in cheerfully re cuipH)cnd <J m » hotel xo <>ur friends contemp'u ting a visit to Portland. aacer*«inly the be<t hotel in the city. The house is kept upon the European plan ; the proprietors are genuine, wholraouled hosts, the waiters attentive •jii.tVe. whole management conducted in the v^ry b^.tj «tjla. Give the C >«m »politan a cill, and you will never regret it, wiH -'do s> L DEALER LN THAN THE San Francis?o Cal. BORNv.' F-l JAS. T. GLENN, CHEAPER C orrectiox — We stated in our last issue that the voung woman, who is supposed to be the mother of the child that was found near Evans Creek, had been to the Rock Point Ball the night before. This is a mis la t’J, we learn. •• ”5ji.»bi. Pox bisArrEARiNa IN S alem .— From a private letter to J. N. T. Miller, we learn that the small-p'»x I ihs about disappear ed in that locality. Stüjious ¿lotices. R. H. THÊ PLACE A rkansas L ivery S tari W. L. COWAN, Druggist.” August 37th, 1870. Jacksonville, Oregon. e , Dental Rooms in building formerly occupied by Dr. E. H. Greenman, córner California and Fifth Stree.s. All styles of Dental work done on short notice, at reduced prices. Particular attention given to the regulation of children's teeth. Teeth extracted without pain by tho use of the late method of local anesthesia. All work warranted.” Satisfaction guaranteed. Nov. 26th, 1«69. nov20 3 uj .”