The Democratic times., November 15, 1873, Image 4

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JOHN BILGER,
ALEX. MARTIN.
THE NEW DISCOVERY J. B. WHITE.
B udding F ruit T rees .—This is
the proper season for budding most
In Chemical and Medical Science,
.'-.J
trees. Peaches, etqiecially, art» grow­
Odd Fellow’s Building,
SATURDAY.............. NOVEMBER 15, 1878. ing luxuriantly, and a bu«l or two in*
DR. E. F. GARVIN’S SOLUTION OF TAR!
(Successors to James T. Glenn,)
sorted at this time will in two or three
C.I.V Foi* WONDER AT ('RIME*
I years give a Imunteous return. It is
JA CKSOXVILL E,
OREGON,
ll. GARVIN’S SOLUTION AND COM-
DEALERS IN
very easy to go to a nursery and pur­
I’ve lx»en thinking, dear Sam, I’ve been j
pound elixir of tar, first and only solu­
chase
a
few
young
trees
in
spring,
but
thinking.
tion ever made in one inixtur«* «»fall the
it is not quite so easy to pnx ure large
And my thoughts T can scarcely define—
IMPORTER AXI) DEAI.ER IN
twelve valuable Active principals of tin* well
I’ve l»crn thinking why people should won­ ones of a bearing age. Therefore,
known curative agent,
dvr
when
there
ar«*
any
old
pear,
or
even
At America’s increase of crime.
FINE TREE TAR,
peach trees, standing around our dwel­ STOVES, HARDWARE, TIN-WARE,
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Cries ol<l I’m le Sam, it’s a poser.
Then» is something 1 don’t understand— ling«, it is but a few minutes’ work to
Unequaled in eouglis, colds, catarrh, asth­
I
l‘d giv(' up a trill«* to know sir
ma, bron«*hitis ami consumption.
put in a few buds of some excellent
J A CKSON V I Lf.E, OREGON.
—AND—
Why «Time should increase in our land !
Cures without fail a recent cold in three to
kind, and thus ensure a crop that will
For expense* you don’t care a jot sir,
six hours ; and also by its vitalizing, purify­
Politicians—you teed a whole lot, sir.
ing and stimulating effects upon the general
lie remunerative in time to come. Bv
While the poor man with hunger may rot i
A( J R1CU LT U RAL I MI’LEM ENTS, system, is remarkably eilicaci«>us in all dis­
the
way,
the
quickest,
easiest
and
sur
­
str—
eases of the blood, inelmling scrofula and
est method, when the bark separates
LOW PRICES WILL WIN !
An«l still there’s an increase of crime !
eruptions of tlu* skin, «lyspepsia, dis«*as«*s oi
easily
from
the
scion, is to cut beneath
tlu* liver and kidneys, heart disease and gen­
IRON AND STEEL,
It’s quite true what you say Vncle Sam, sir,
eral debility.
the bud, half way through th«» scion,
Temptation is hard to resist—
commencing half an inch below th«*
Just look Ht your poor needle-girls, sir,
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES !
They are trying their best to exist.
rpilE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS-;
bud anti ending the same distance
Cutlery of All Kinds,
Also a Volatile Solution of Tar, for inhala­ I tire in notifying their friend < and the
Can you wonder at their destitution.
above.
At
th«*
latter
jioint
merely
run
tion. without application of heat. A re­ public generally that they are now receiving |
When blood-sucking firms s«*arcely give
th«* knit«* around th«* bark and twist
markably valuable* «liscovery, as th«* whole and opening a very large and extensive
Enough to war«l otl’starvation ?
MECHANICS’ TOOLS,
apparatus can be carried in the vest pocket, stock of
A girl, though sin ’s poor, she must live ! the bud «iff, leaving as a matter of
ready at any time for the most effectual and
There are poor servant girls, God defend
course all th«* wood adhering to tlu*
positively curative use in all diseases of tin*
them.
stick. Tliesi* in the case of peaches ( ’.4 1 7. DRONS J ND 11 \4 SH- KETTLES, nos«*, throat and lungs.
With feelings as pure ami as tender
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
T11ECOM l’Ol NI » TA R and M ANDR A K E
As y«»ur proml city lailies, remember—
rarely fail under the worst of treat­
l
’
ILL,
for
use
in
connection
with
the
Elixir
Uncle Sam, can you wonder at crime ?
ment, anil in fact so sure has the oper­
Tar, is a combination of the two most valua­
FENCE WIRE,
RDY-NAD LOTHING,
Just think w hile you’re drinking your w ine, I ation now bt'eom«» that th«* large pro­
ble Alterative Medicines known in the pro­
sir.
fession, and renders this pill without excep­
pagators use this method in prefer­
How th«* poor of your land they ar«* fed—
th«* verv best ever «»tiered.
GIANT POWDER, FUSE A CAPS, tion
Whd«* yon with your rich folks «*an dine, sir, ence to all others.—.V. Y. Tribune.
The SOLl'TK >N anti (’«>M POUND ELIX­ AGRICU r .TU R AL IMI ‘LEM ENTS,
KASPAR
ûhr 31 rm o cnitic dines.
KUBLI,
WHITE & MARTIN
(California St., one door west of Sachs Bros.,)
Jacksonville, Oregon,
D
DEALER AND WORKER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
”l’is ¡i «; >d-st nd for them to get bread.
Go visit the house of th«* poor, sir.
Such sights you will never ta'hold—
The prison-dens go ami explore, sir.
’1 h«*n scatter your hoardings of gold.
While a litth* wouhl break asunder
Tim chains t hat t he poor sufferer is under—
Go anti list to that great roll of hunger
Ami never more wonder at crime.
G reasing B uggies and W agons .
—Greasing buggies and wagons is of
more importance than some imagine.
Many a wheel is ruined by oiling too
plentifully. A well-made wheel will
endure constant wear from ten l to
twenty years, if care is taken to use
th«* right kind and proper amount of
oil ; but if this matter is not attended
to, the wheel will be used up in five
or six years, or it may be sooner.
Lard should never lie used on a wagon,
for it will penetrate the hub and work
its way around the tendons of the ■
spokes and sjxiil the wheel. Castor
oil is a good material for use on an iron
axle ; just oil enough should be applied
to a spindle to give it a light coating;
this is better than more, for the sur­
plus put on will work out at the ends
and be forced by the shoulders and nut
into the hub around outside of the
boxes. To oil the axle-tree, first wipe
the spindles clean with a cloth wet
with turpentine, if it won’t wipe with­
out it. On a buggy or carriage, wipe
and clean off tin* back and front ends
of the hubs, and then apply a very
small quantity of castor oil, or more
especially prepared lubricator near the
shoulder’s point.
M ISMOitlMiS.
■ "
"■
< ♦ »
constantly on
assortment of the best
K eeps
hand an
TINWARE,
BRASS PIPES,
FORCE PUMPS,
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
HARDWARE, CUTLERVr
HYDRAULIC NOZZLES,.
PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS,
OILS, HOSE, POWDEIC
BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON,
NAILS,
MINING TOOL,
SHOT, BRUSH ES,
CARPENTER TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
IRON WASII-KETTLES,
BRASS ANDIRON WIRE.
SHEET-IRON WARE.
IR of TAR is without doubt the best remedy
known in eases of (’holera and Yellow Fever.
SHELF HARDWARE,
It is a specific for such diseases, and should
Hats and Caps,
be kept in the household of every family,
especially in th«* months in which Cholera
and Yellow Fever are liable to prevail. A California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
GVXPOWDER,
small quantity taken daily will prevent con­
Cast Iron and Steel Plows.
tracting these terrible diseases.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Solution and Compound Elixir. $1.00 p«r
CLOTHES WRINGERS, PINS A LINES, bottle. Volatih* Solution for inhalation. $5
ROPE,
per box. Tar ami Mandrake Dills, 50 cents
CAULDRONS,
per l»«»x.
Ladies*, Missrs’ and Children's Shors.
CULTIVATORS,
ALL KLNDS OF FFAil’S,
Send for Circular of Positive < tires to your
COPPER WARE,
druggist or to
L. F. HYDE A <’«».,
X-
WHEEL-BARROWS,
Solo Proprietors, 105-7lh Avenue, New
York.
SIIEET-IRON WARE,
O1LS, PAINTS, VARNISH AND GLASS
Sold by all druggists.
We have also in connection with the above
For sale at tlu» City Drug Store*.
a very large and fine stock of choice
IVOOD EN A N I) JU IL L O IF H’ A R E.
BALING ROPE:
GROCERIES, GLASSWARE. QUEENS-!
AXES, WITH OR WITHOUT HANDLES,
WARE. HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
STO VES.
Whisky is recommended for corpu­
lent people—it makes them lean.
Bad temper bites at Imth ends; it
makes one’s self nearly as miserable as
it does other people.
I>r. Herman Klein concludes that
the earth has lieen 2,non,not),nod years
forming since tir-t it had a crust.
BL .1 .S’ TING TO WDER,
The first ingredient in conversation
is truth, the next good sense, the third
gootl humor, and the fourth wit.
CAST STEEL.MOI.INE, A JONES PLOWS, i
By rigorous enforcement of the liq­
uor law, Boston managed to reduce
CULTIVATORS,
tin* number of its saloons to a little
I
over 2,ooo.
TIN, COPPER, A SHEET-IRON WARE,
To curt* the nose bleed. The Scien­
tific American says vigorously move
your jaws, [t is asserted that mother-
NAILS,
in-law.*« never have it.
A Connecticut thief who stole a far­
BOLTS, RI VEIS, IIORSESHOKS A NAILS '
mer's watermelons, sent the seeds
he M illionaire of the W orld .
back in a letter, requesting him to — T
When peoph* talkalxiut millionaires, 4 ND EVERYTHING TOBE FOUND IN
plant them for next season.
they usually mention Rothschild first, A a first-class establishment. Giv«* me a
One who ought to know says that but there is a man in England by the call.
K. KUBLI.
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kissing a girl with an Elizabethan ruff name of War«!, in comparison with
on is aliout as much fun as embracing whom any Rothschild is a pauper.
PIPIFAX
a circular saw in full motion.
This man Ward inherits a vast prop­
The editor of a Nevada newspaper erty, accumulated investments anil es­ The Rosicrucians were a sect of philoso­
phers who flourished in Germany during
gives notice that he cannot be bribed tates, which give him an enormous in­ th«*
seventeenth century, and prosecuted
with a five-vent cigar to write a five- come ; he has the most magnificent profound researches into Natural Science
house in London, the finest collection am) Occult Philosophy, and sought to dis­
dollar puff. Neither can we.
of art, and the finest country-seats in cover the Elixirot Life. Although som<* su­
Death is as near to the young as to the kingdom ; his wife is celebrated perstition may hav«* b«*en developed among
tin* old. Here is all the difference: for her beauty, and her display of dia­ them ami other alchemists in search for the
vita*, yet theie is Scientific Truth at
death stands behind the young man’s monds at the recent festival given by elixir
the bottom of Alchemy and Astrology. They
back, but I a* fore the old man’s face.
impressed with th«* properties of her­
the Emperor of Austria in Vienna, were
bal préparations, ami found dynaini«* ami
In 1798 there were but 44 varieties made all the other ladies, the em­ psveologic force in the extract of certain
an«l species of roses, known and de­ presses, queens anti princesses, look plants.
ri PI FAX
scribed by lotanists, but now they are |MK»r. What the income of this British
over 7,uno varieties mentioned in the Cruesus is, we have never seen a state­ Is due to the researches of a learned scholar
ment of, but a Manchester paper gives of Europe, among th«* archives of the Rosi­
catalogues of the florists.
an
annual account of his annual profits crucians. It is mail«* from twenty different
There are but three ways of living, derived
gath«*re«l at such seasons of the year
from his coal mine, which herbs,
when their juices are strongest and virtues
as some one has said, by working, by
to the enormous sum of £9,- are unimpaired, forming a combination un­
begging, or by stealing. Those who amount
400,000. So the income from one rivaled in the materia medica.
do not work, disguise it in whatever
pre’tv language we please, are doing source alone of this inordinately
PIPIFAX
wealthy person is not much short of
one of the other two.
$25,000,000 a year.
Is an enemy to all corruption—it assists ami
fortities nature. Its manner <»f operation is
A Cincinnati man who went out the
<1 rive to the ext rein«* parts ami through
T he most mysieriou.», extraordina­ to
other day with all the family except­
the jxires of the skin ami all emum*tories of
ing his mother-in-law and the house ry and astounding hen story yet ! A the iKxly, th«* bad humors which molest it,
cat, found upon his return that the an­ staid and respectable female hen in giving ready relief even in diseases the most
and difficult to cure, such as Neu­
imal had been talked to death for be­ Pulaski, Tenn., has four years laid and refractory
ralgia. Dvsp« psia, Constipation, Sick Head­
incubated with good succ«*ss. Now she ache, Nervous Weakness and Biliousness.
ing out late at night.
has indeed suffered a change. She is
It is pleasant to the taste, mild in its ac­
The phrase ‘»loanable capital” is growing to look exactly like a rooster. tion,
Marvelous in its effects, unsurpassed
never applied to houses or lands, hor­ Iler comb has become greater and as a tonic.
Used as a beverage» in malarious districts,
ses or carriages, goods or chattels ; but brighter. Iler tail leathers are grow­
it neutralizes miasma and prevents Fever
by general usage restricted to capital ing out with a brilliant luxuriance. and A gm*.
existing in the form of money, either She struts about with all the inqiort-
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
in actual possession or in bank deposits anee of a juvenile rooster, and although Dealers.
Depot 400 Front street. San Francisco.
payable on demand.
she has not yet found voice and crowed
The first thing a young man does a shrill clarion, such a demonstration
when he sees a friend with a new hat is expected by everybody every morn­
on is to take it off and serenely try it ing. Is this one of the results of the
on his own head. When a young lady agitation of the woman suffrage ques­
sees one of her acquaintances with a tion.
new lonnet on, she just lifts up her
I t was in a western hotel that tlx*
nose and serenely wonders “where the
following
dialogue occurred : “See
thing got that fright.”
here, landlord, 1 belong to the Pontiac
The power of love is shown in the Democrat. Now, a g«Mid notice of your
case of the Iowa girl who went three house in our paper would do you a vast
miles from home to a pasture lielong- deal of good. 1 have been here a day.
ing to her father and there cut the Suppose I give you a notice and call
throat of a calf, so that when the old it square.” “O, I don’t believe in ad­
COUGHS, KQARSENESS, INFLUENZA,
gentleman heard of the matter he i vertising ; that never does any gtxxl.
throat, colds, whooping cough, croup,
might hasten thither, and thus give No, I guess not.” “But, see here, Sore
liver complaint, bronchitis, asthma, bleed­
his «laughter a courting spell with a landlord, that’s all a mistake; you ing of the lungs, and every affection of th«*
lungs and chest, are speedily and
lover, who had been warned not to can’t live without advertising, and my throat,
permanently cured by the use of
appear upon the premises.
I little bill—” “Well, it don’t matter,
Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Chrrry.
In the pavilion of the ministry’ of anyhow; the sheriff is to sell me out
agriculture in Vienna a floating can­ I tomorrow, and a puff can’t save me.
This well-known preparation does not dry
up a cough and leave the cans«* behind, as is
non ball may lie seen. Although its I guess I’ll take the cash.”
the ease with most medicines, but it loosens
weight is fifty pounds, it lies like a
cleanses the lungs and allays irritation,
A M issouri farmer had a peach tree and
feather on a silvery mass, consisting of
tints removing the cause of the complaint.
pur«* quicksilver from the celebrated which bore a deep red Indian peach.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
mines of Idria. A hundred and fifty He dug up and transplanted this tree
hu nd red-weight of this metal is ex­ to a different locality and soil, and the By a timely resort to this standard remedy,
hibited in a large iron cauldron, offer­ fruit it now produces is changed into as is proved by hundreds of testimonials re­
by the pr«q»rietors. None genuine,
ing a sight seldom to l»e met, and on a white plum. Can any of our fruit ceive«!
unless signed by I. Butts. Seth W. Fowle
growers satisfactorily account for this A Sons, Proprietors, Boston. Sold by Re«l-
it rests the solid Iron ball.
change
? Is it a mere freak of nature, ington, Hostetter A Co., San Francisco, Cal.,
The 1 idy who tapped her husband
anti druggists generally.
28m(J.
or
liased
gently with a fan at a party the other cation ? upon fixed laws of soil and lo­
xir 4 VfnUJY Wo will givo energetic
night, and said, “Love, it is growing
IT ILIA ±-OU.
men and women
I ite ; I think we had lietter go home,”
P rofanity never did any man the
is the one who, after she got home, least good. No man is richer or hap­
Business that Will Pay
-hook the rolling pin under his nose pier or wiser for it. It commends no
and said : “You infernal old scoun­ i one to society. It is disgusting to the from $4 to $8 per day, can be pursued in
your own neighborhood, and is strictly hon­
drel, you ; if you ever look at that refined and aliominable to the gixxl.
orable. Particulars free, or samples that
m : n, nasty, calico-faced, maekerel-
will enable you to go to work at once will be
» * •«! I leg that you looked at to-night,
H oney liees are winged merchants. sent on receipt of two three-«*ent stamps.
Addretw*
J. LATHAM A CO..
1 d uub I your Lead wide open.
They cell their honey.
3P2 Washington Kt.. Boston, Maw.
I
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
S pecial attention
is called
to t .»<*greis: iuii»;<>•• ci>>«*nts made
r.’ceii'.l.s i.i »Li* ,x.c.*tJ«*ot Marti inc,
miti ti» t’v* «»«••*» »•u,l elegant Mj l«*s of
CllM*» ad«b*«l <«> «»,!.* list.
PAINTS. OILS, NAILS, WIN­
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
STEEL PLOWS. WOOD­
EN AND WILLOW
FLORENCE.
1
WARE, ETC.
7<»r those who prefer a Ma-
<*liiiie t'i*«'«lingttie work i»w»iy from
t:*<* op:*r»itor. vie now li:ive <>:■<* of
that <l.*scri|»!ioii. quiet.ciisy-riniiiiiig
a::«l hat:ng nil t h * <»tl»«*r p**<*uli>ir <*x*
<*. ii:*ii<*i«*s ol tlie oilier »>t.vl *.
FLORENCE
*i sure to please. If there is
01)1*
i 1 in a Il;«>ttsi«i><l miles of
Mui I ;«««»<•;*.<•«> not working well.
wi'J ntieml to it without any «*xpri;»e
toGicownrr.
f-.AHI 14. HILL, Agl,
T
I
s the <»n!y Machine that
rau xviv in inori* (Rati on«* <lir«*c»
tio.i
having n rcversibli* l«*«*<I—a
gr.*:«t »»«’vantage in tiistencng eiidv
«.i OvaillM, i.l «((.ill Illg, < «<*.
FLORENCE.
1
Examine
the Florence, or
j s i;«l tor < ii-<*a:Iar :««><l s;unpl M
<;1 Work l>. l«»i«* ,v«»«i p:ir«*Ii:«s,* n .*.•»•
l:ig .Hartline. 114 Y HIP. I4ÎVI !
37 adìilicit sohl on lib«*r;ii teriiiN.
FLORENCE
V ’ : AV J NG MA( HINES.
O
. AM! F.L HÎLL, Ascnt,
\u. 19 New
j ‘ i.*«et,
V rami
Jiitiiuimj, .'ata ! i a ¡a.srth
ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING!
!
i
LIQUORS
ofall kinds, of the best brands,w bolcsale and
retail. Also
*
tobacco and cigars .
In <*<.nn«»etion with all these I have on hand
a large assortment of
TC'Give us a call, an«l then judge for
vourself as t « j our eapaeit v to furnish goods
as above.
WHITE A MARTIN.
GROCERIES
of all kinds—-just what everv married man
wants in his family. An«l if you don’t Le-
it. call ami examine my stock before
WORTH AND BEAUTY. liev«*
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN BILGER.
Importer of farm implements and machines.
WOOD’S HOUSEHOLD
MAGAZINE!
29tf.
29tf.
ANI» THE < IIKO.MO
UNION
Y OS II M I T II.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Cor. California J- Ath Sts.
H aving
are
control of the mag -
nitieent oil chromo, YOSEMITE, w«>
al»!«* to offer a combination of litera­
undersigned would re -
ry and artisti«* work of genuine worth, and rnilE
1 sp«*«*tfully inform their friends and the
at prices iinpr<*e«*dented.
This line copy of a piec«* of Nature's public generally that they have purchased
grandest work, is not pres<*nt«*d in tin* usual the ab«»ve establishment, which will bo
liniit«*d style—its dimensions, 14x2<>, making henceiorth conducted under their constant
personal supervision, an«l they guarantee
a pictunof verv desirable size, in itself
satisfaction to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
J.V ORNAMENT To THE ROOM
These stables are centrally located, and
within convenient distance of the various
gra«*«*«l by its pr«*sen«*e.
houses of public entertainment. Horses
But few copit’s of this beautiful Chromo and mules w ill lie board«*«! and cared for at
will be allowed to go to retail stores, and moderate charges. They have one of the
those will be sold at their
largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south of
Portland, of
Aetna'. Retail Price. $«'».00,
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
wlule if <>r<!ere«l in connection with our Mag­
azine, both will l»e furnished lor
With single or double teams, for hire on rea­
sonable terms. Als«» good Saddle Horses
and Mules, which will be hired to go to any
part of th«* country at moderate rates.
As a premium the pie! ur<* may l»e obtained
Animals bought and sold, ami broke to
by sending us two subscriptions for tlu* saddle «>r harness.
Magazine at si.no each, or by subscribing
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KUBI.l A WILSON.
tortile Magazine two years in a«lvan«*e, at
$l.uu per annum. Address,
HENRY HAGEN,
It o- J's 1 I<>u.tt'!ttiltl Matjaziiie,
Newburgh, New York.
Wholesale Dealer In
S. E. S iii ' tes , Publisher.
3<5.
SI .50.'
—FROM----
VISITI N ( ;
We ar«* n«»w ready t<» sell anything in our
line at bnvest cash pric«*s. Persons wishing
to buy «roods will find it greatly t<> their ad-
vantage to examine our sto«-k befor«* pur-
«‘hasing « ls<*wher<*. as w«* ar«* <l«*t<*rinin<*d not
to be niidersokl by any house in Jackson
count v.
I
FLORENCE
A
Always on hand a large lot of parlor, cook­
ing, office, <*abin stoves, of ass<»rt«*«l sizes,
plain and fancy, constructed on the latest
fuel-saving plans. Boilers, kettles, pots,
and everything connected with these stoves
w arrant«*«! durable ami perfect.
All articles sold or manufactured by him
warranted. His work is mad«* of the best
material and oftlu* choicest patterns.
*•<>■ < »rders attended to with dispatch and
filled according to dir«*«*tions. He is deter­
mined to sell at low prices for cash.
C A KI >
THE < ALIIORNIA MUTUAL
THE LARGEST POSTER,
CALILORNTA
WINES,
BRANDIES,
Life Insurance Company !
—AND—
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
IMPORTED
53s and 340 Pine St.,
Assets.......................................................... $550.000
Liabilities.................................................. 180,000
THE TIMES OFFICE,
AT MOST REASONABLE RATES!
FRANC« )-AM FRICAN
HOTEL & RESTAURANT.
Opposite Odtl Fellows’ Hall,
JACKSON VI LT.E, ORE(¡ON.
.V.t/Ll.V/.’ HOLT.
!
Proprietress.
San Francisco, California.
Surplusto Policy Holders,.................. $;>«>',»,000
Ratio ofexpense to management......
20.88
Total exp«*ns«* to incoin«»........................ 3.».17
Rati«» of assets to liabilities.................. 500.00
Policies absolutely non-forfeitable after
one ftt/l annual payment, and by law ex­
empt from cxe«*ution.
All profitsdivid«*«lamong tlu* assured.
l’r<*miiims pavabl«* in gohl or <*urr«*n«*y.
Dividends added to polit y or applied in
reduction of premiums.
THOMAS A. BALL President,
San Francis«*«», Cal.
R. S. OSBURN, Agent, Jacksonville.
filletl.
Orders from th«» country promptly
*
30tf.
J. A. BAUER,
M ANUFACTU RING
CHEMIST.
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
AND EVERYTHING TO IIE FOUND*
ST~MARY’S ACADEMY,
IN A FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
CONDUCTED BY
No. 101 Post Street,
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
rnilE SClloLASTK’ YEAR OF THIS
1 school will common«*«* about tlu* middle
of August, and is divided in four sessions,
of eleven weeks ea«*h. The follow ing are the
terms:
Boar«! and tuition, per term,..................... $40.00 j
lied and Bedding.......................................... 4.00 .
Draw ing and painting................................. k .« mi i
Piano,............................................................... 15*lNl
Entranee fee, only once,.......................... 5,uq
rnilE MADAME TAKES THIS METHOD
1 of tendering her thanks to th«* public for
the patronage which has hitherto been ex-
t«*n«le«l to her, and wouhl respectfully solicit
its continuance.
Her tables arc always under her immedi­
ate control ; and by her long expericnc«* in
the business sin* feels <*onfident that she will
give entire satisfaction to all. Her beds and
SELECT DAY »SCHOOL.
rooms are fitted up in the most eomfortabh*
style, suited to th«* accommodation of single Primary, per term,...................................... $ fi.oo
“
...................................... «.«io
occupants or families. Her beds ar«* always Junior,
Senior,
“
........................... .. ....... 10.00
kept clean, MEALS AT ALL HOURS.*
Pupils are received at any time, and their
OB WORK OF ALL KINDS NEATLY terms will be counted from the «lay of their
1OB
»J and promptly r executed at the TIMES entrance. For further particulars apply at
PRINTING OFFICE at the lowest rat«**.
the Academy.
’.’Orf.
LIQUORS,
filled.
Orders from the country promptly
30tf.
NOTICE.
Oregon A California Railroad Company, )
Lmd Department, Portland, Oregon, »
April 5th, 1872.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
vigorous prosecution will lx* instituted
against any an«l every person wh«»tr«*spasM*s
uj»on any Railroa«! Land, by cutting and
removing timber therefrom before the same
is BOUGHT of tin* Company AND PAID
FOR
All vacant Land in od«l numbered sections,
1 w hether siirvev«*«! or unsurveye«!, within a
distanc«» of thirty miles from th«* line of the
. road, l»«*longs to the Company. .
27tf.
I. R. MOORES, Lax\
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