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THE OREGON SENTINEL.
vn
$5 PER ANNUM.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 21, I860.
VOL. V. NO. 27.
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THE OREGON SENTINEL
lMittl Illicit every Hniiirilny, ty
CMBARA & FRB ANER,
KIHTOItH ASH pnOPIMKTOItl.
JAS. 0 MKAItV,
f. Ik IIIt'.VM'.tl.
Offlco over Cluggngo & Drum's Stables.
TERM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION i
(I.V AMMM'K.)
One Copy, Ono Year ' "0
Uno Copy, Six Months 1 )
One Copy, Three Moulin 'I "0
ADVERTISING RATES:
One fttuart, of Twelve Lines or 1cm, First In
Kitloi).a 00 ; ami for each sun.ipiciil luscr
.Ion, ft 00.
Professional or IluslncM Card", lavcli ?yinrr,
per minimi. no I for Sit .Month", l.i 00 j
for Three Month', J10IW.
A liberal ill-count will lw made In peronswho
advertise to the extent or four KimirtT.
Tho mimlx-r of lnTlloni should fio marked on
the margin of advertisements.
J. K. ACKLEY,
House, Sign, Carrltmcjniitt Ormi-
iiirnltil
. PAINTER
OILDINQ, GLAZING, MARBLING,
PAPER HANGING, &o.
Mixed Paints, Fully, Cluri', nu.l llrushc for
sl.
Jacksonville, Ocl. 8, 18.19. .W
DR. C. FOPPOLI,
sunn n.; rn ) vie, i.v.i xiuyauvm:i:.
Ofllrr nml liillrmnr)' illrrctnlTinM If.
.Minhu'h SniKirr, Iackmnvii i.i:, Ou.v.
DIt. C. FOITOl.I w Im cnnMillnl for nil
kinds nl iltreiiH-n nml due utletitlon will
also Ixi directed to Female uml Children", com
plaints. Dr. F. ba til' IKplomi nml Ilia testimonial" of
many persons Tor proor ul Ms wccctoliii men
.11,. ... ., Ul.Miii.
line iniiiiiieiii.
IlKIm
PKTIill DIt ITT,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
JrUxiilllr,Orr gnu.
Is prcpnird to tAko Picture. In every styloid"
(he Art, with nil tho 1IV iinpturtMiiciil". If
In -ml rIioRililnctI(ill.lii.V.17S'1III IwnU'le. I
(.'nil nt Funk' Clgsr Hint, or at Ihu (iklli-r.v on
Urn Mill, ami hv hi. Picture". 1 Itf
SEwmGltf'Aoiinm"
M.TTHi:sl'.H, IIKDIIIMl A.l TKVIW.
S II tVII nml m-it iinliv lliuiu. tin.
KJ Ing uinl paper lluuglng. by
A. C. ALIIERTS,
! CiVunu I S'ml, 'r hpj",
"Law and Collection Oflico.
(1 10. II, WII.I.IMH. A. C till IH.
(liilofhUr Ju.llco.)
WILLIAMS & GIBBS.
I'orlluml. Ort'Ktm.
Will iiroctU-u In the CourUof Orogon nml
Arofhlnstoii IVrrlto-lw.
NociiiUt, 18.'i8. JWtfrfi
B. F. DOWELL,
ATTOllNKY AT LAW,
JM-kaiiutlllr, ()rK'ii.
Will iirarlloe In nil Ihu Conrlx of Ihu M .ImlU
clal IH-lrlcl, Ihu Siiinmo Court uf Olefin, nml
In Vrrkii, ("l. , ,
I'nrllcul.ir nttrntlon nM to irocur!iitC l.inl
WarninU uml vullectlng cUluu ujraln.l llicCnv
rrmnvnt. 'My
THOMPSON & GREER,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Jurkinnt lllr, )i Kirn.
nico, at tho "JftckfOinlllo Drua Siore." nnrlh
.Muof Cnllfornla ulral, Ihliil door uUivo Ihv
Union Hoiim.
i. h. Tiiouivov. m. ii. u, w, (iut:i:ii, m. h.
July 3, 18.1H.
Mt
DR. L. GANUNG,
I'hy.'lrUn, HurKinil nml Arnurlirr,
.lackxoiivillc, (ITSII.
OWce, on Ciiltforntii klrvct, fvcoud door from
the Tin Shop.
Tho InrBi'rt and lict fclectlon of DriiR' nml
Patent Medicine. conMunlly on hum!. 'Jim!
CHA8. B. BROOKS, M. O.,
HAS I.OC.VTi:i) IN JACKPONVIM.i:, nnd
olfcrit liU profi-olonal wrvlccn In tliU com.
timiilly In tliu practlco of MiiUrint, Hariri uml
OMtirut.
OHIco on California utreet, ucxt door to Nen
lier'a Jewelry utoro.
Call, nttended to nt nil hour of day or night.
March nt, 18C0..1l-ir
REED & BERGEN,
Attorney at I. aw,
lUrlng acIuU'd tlieniMJlven togelher In tho
Practlco or Law In Jos-phlno County, Oregon,
will attend to nny IhiMiu-m enlru.tid to their
cnio luai couuiy.
September 8, 1M9. 3ltf
C. P. SPRAGUE,
Attorney and Counselor ut Law,
WJI.I. practlco In tho several Courtu of tho
Flint Judicial DUtrlct ol Oiikoii, and nt
tend promptly to Imelnepa cntmslctl to hi. care.
Offlco nt krUtUYVU.U.', Jo'cphluo county,
Oregon. 020y.
JOS. H. BLEDSOE,
Attorney nml Counselor nt taw,
WlT.Ti practice In all (ho Courti held In Jack
ton and JoKcnhtno couutlca, and In the
(Supremo Court of Ihu State. 2 Itf,
J. H. REED,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,JAl'KtNVIII'12, CM1V.,
Will attend to any hulnce confided to him In
tho Mvernl Com Is of tho Fir.t Judicial llUtrlct
pf OreKon, nnd In the Supremo Court. M.
R, HAYDEN,
Attorney onU Coiuuelor nt I.w,
Offlco onpoBlto Dr. M. C, lliukwcll'n Prng
tore, Kcrlty vllle, Oregon. March 31-tM 1.
f A FISK lot of Clold IVn, with silver holders.
i ana, wiinnui, i ino jnci.")iiviiio iionKnmi
vittviy
Vly iuv, cevi(Cf Ca. aud. Orcyon sreo,
PIONEER STORE.
tACOII A. Hill VNF.ll, I
,,.
inns-A.llnr.WKii.
Oim riuwinu.
Jtickimnllt,
J. A.UltUlVIVEIt&llllO.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DDALERS IN
Dry Gr o o L m ,
Olotloiias,
Boots dts Slioes
C3-arooo3?io
i jl v- o. j . y j
la
Jo-welry, to.
Illsl Itcrelvt'il (vlii. lied IlluITi nnd Crca-
rent Clly,) anil ()ciitil, ll
Ki'c.ili AsM)iiiiit!iit )!' LADIES'
nnd GENTS' FURNISHING
4-CI5
Tl'. nc tho nlletillnii of lh. rltlr.cn of
i Hniiu ISUer Valley uml Iclnlly, In call
nnd I'Mitnliio our well
SELECTED STOCK,
lidnri! purchase tlcttherc, miwc know llicy
will nuo money ny nt noiii.
T A "II C,. I") 110. Imve determined
I. IV, .IJ. CV.l) lolhclHreliir e:ir
liiniiii,1, uml tlll theri'loro !! piml'. illlur
ror ch'Ii, or lo rrrpniiMiile inircn.iN-r, on
Chor.p and Easy Torinul
Plt( 1 nCM,J. nl (,1' l"lcM ,(I" n1"'
im Iiikvii ill i'U'iiaiiH' lor cimhi.
Our rcsiilin jmrtnoi' nt Sun
l'mik-U'cmlll fiirnlfh iih nnkly with
rTo-cr Grooda,
,
wli'eJi will eimhltf n lo do n luro nnd peiienil
mcrclmnil'liiij Imrliie". nt u cry tmullndt ance
ou Kan riuurlrco llrpt co.t.
hL j.i.vxe Ino.
uncKnunTiiie. rtpru it, iMiii.-inir.
t,, ,n. . ,rr-?.v .:r.
"ESKMAN'S
vkr:m:wi5tHH
C. C. IVTCKKMAN
it:
vi:ii iii;.inii.iiTiiK
12 .".. .E2- ,BB, 3B53 AM CS
BANKING BUSINESS,
lit III old rl.iml. Ill -lilcknmxllle, eiill!niti .III r
lii!( hi n'l-i'ini' ul Ihe Ii'l, liy U'm. llortMis,
I;-1.. w'tl I'nudiiel lie IhuIiii'pi. n l-r.ir.
Tin i:iiMi'iivn.liiekoullli! hy Iho Cull
I'oriilu Hmi' Co.V ciMt'hi'. for
'Tar:ac:a-::K:-tn.
I'nnj 'liitliii, 'Jiiurufoi uml Salurihi,
Utlunuugon Moiuhty, M'nhiKilaionil 1'iiJtiij,
nnd coiinccllni; Willi
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S
lAire In nil mrl of California, tho Atlantic
HliiteKuml Kiii'mh,
Sight Bills of Eschcingo
iirneiirid, punMo In nnyof tho Atlantic vltle',
Cauad i, or llurope.
GOLD DUST
ML4'wm",a.-r:a:
BOUGHT!!
procured fiom nuy Kpre or l'ot OlIIco tu
California.
Cn'ilixll'iii" nmdi', uml rvoryllilng npivrlnln.
liU lolholpreM liii-Iiii'iiiiiinillvolli mini In.
I'.irllriilarulli'iillou paid In tilling Onler. of
cvtry deKilplloii,ut nka, uml any point U--low.
The p-iliouuftt! of tho puhllo In ropccirully hj
llclled. Jaekfonillle, )icrmlirr.1l, 18.Vj.sVI.
BLACKSJUTfflNGT
IN ALL ITSJRANCHES !
aij:axi)i:u (Jcrrj) aiAirri.v,
RI3l'i:CTl''Ui.i,V unnouneeii to hN ft lend
uml tho puMIs generally that ho coiillnuei
Tho Blaclismitliing Businocs
In Ilia Imlldtnjr formerly occuplnl l.y Win.
Ilurke, ou Oiliunwi .Srrrf, ilimthj Kul'vf Uuy
ijittjf V llrlllilt .VijWrf.
i.trry peciei in w oiKiiono iii tiiuiicct manner
nml nllh ijulek d!piteli.
rarilcuiar nllcullou citen to repairing
Plous?i laroxxo,
and to HORSESHOEING, mid to a.'i'os
and rcpalrlnaAG" J "" GJ&"
linliiK Twol, Picks, Jlnm, fie,
nmdu lo order, of tho very but material, In
Ihu most approved si Ion.
All wink W.lilt.NTi:n.
ALEXANDER MAUiIX.
JncKfomllle, January II, 16(,0.-J:'ir.
DR. JOHN HERRBOLD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DIt. IIIMUlOIiU nnnnunccs tohUfnim
erpalioiiH uud tho public generally, that
ho Im icturucd to Jacksonville nml located per
nmueiitly, tu ciiifiigo lit tho piuotlco of lit. pro
fewlnu. Ti:i:TH e.tiacled. and nil ill.
ease, uf tho Xt ll.V.t.V 77.7.7',
treated nml ciireTl. Teeth tilletl in
tho most uiiiii oed manner, nnd warruutctl lor
two year.. Teeth Inserted, aud cntlro plate,
inado tu order.
All mv wurk will bo executed at ereallvrc.
duced price..
uj-umiiiry proiiuco or every dcFcription,
wood, coal, egi, butter, poultry, Mock, Ac,
taken Iu n.umiiit nt coluir maiket mice., us
auli, Hut my tcim. am luvailably CASH.
Xooltot Oxxtloi'S't
TIIi:i!i; can bo found u Hue lot or poekel Cut
biy nt lhe.lacksoulllo ItooK nml Variety
stole, toiiui Caifoi'na dinOirsnn slrccli.
Till
te
s.E3sTIJSJEI,',
W
&
d.VSZ&iFZ
3300K AND JOB
uifffla
a
Jacksonville, Orogon
PLA'IjjI ?JS!D lfcE3V
hook m) .ion riiLvriMii!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed with Nenlnen nod Dispatch, lit tho
LEST STYLE OF THE ART, AT '
V1.T.Y LO V PIIICJJS
To Suit tlie Time..
Our norlmenl of tnnlerl.il l new nnd exlen
Ie. nml nil unlen for I 'lain. Ornnineiilnl. nml
l'liney rilnlliisr. proiniillV mini In n manner
that will not full In KlOKitlractliiu. A rull
uorltiieut of ,w III, tKK, Mich im liiil, .Mort
g.xrf, .iiiHliioiiv. -iiIii,i im., Lvectilloiix, Me.,
nlwnyii ou Ii nnl, uml lor miIo ehenp.
HO ! FOR GOLD HILL !
FOVR nORS2
STAGE LINE.
TfOIl llm nocnmmcMl ill.ui of peroni wMiIiik
, In Mt tho womlerful
(iolil Qunrt. ill I n im nt Cold Hill,
l!ie mli-erllier will run n
ZDfJhJZXSIT 3L.I3NTE3
In nnd from there, with
FOUU. JlOliSli STACKS,
from nnd nfler thin dale. Tin Hinge will linto
Jacksonville, limn the I'NION IIOTIIli, eery
mornluK (Sutidayn luelmlnl) nt V u'cliH'k t nml
returning, will liuu Cold Hill nt :i o'clock ev
ery nlleruoon.
PAnOELO AND LIQHT FRCIQHT
taken ou rcnpjiinMu term.
Tor I'niiMiie or 1'reliihl. npnlv ul tho iUk of
IN Union llolel, or to tho ml-erlU r.
" jlWli. iniiv iiiMiimiit
JiSeV,;ti".Mi"ch 21, iotio..in.ir.
j ?.; or j-
Livoryai1 Sales Stables.
lornrr..! t Uf,,r"" "" '""rll. Kln.l..
JIV C-r.lTAwTfc DRUM.
TIlliJIISTAIU.lVnioren
S2&
Inilly I'MMtnl. mid (ouveiilint
In III" I llloii Hold. llol
uml iiiiiIfii will do kept hy tho day or wiik, nt
iiiothruli'i'li'irKi''.
The pniprleior. hao nver.il lino
BUGGIES &. CARRIAGES,
fur uno nr Inn linr., lo let ou ieaiiu.il.le lerm.
AI.MI;
Good SaddloZf orsos&XMCulos,
which Ihey will let In pi loniiy p.irtof lliovouu.
try, ou reiiMinalilo linn.
Animals Jlourjltt nnd Sold.
nml linr'e. Iirukn to tho Hiddlo or hurtle.
The proprlelorn ph ilo llieill.ellen lo clio Ml
Irfnelloii Iii nil who may f.nor them with a call,
Jaekmnvllle, O. T. Illlf
!. COOL,
EUROICAL AND MECHANICAL
Ollkc At llU IlKflllUMT, ciul cml of Cull
lornlii Hreet.
TT,:
.L.L iu
Wll.l. l'KIII'OIIM Al.f,
iieee'niry oik i-allmn In hi.
lino of iiii'lniw, lit lliolali'kl uud
iiiott luiprnwil t le.
Tr.rni insiiif.ioii
UUJ.IJU
Mm
J. J.liX
i rri
Xi
.
ill fllll kl'lh Ol' ill lUU'tri. IIH II111V III)
llllllll.
Z'ox-ixxst iOASIl.
42 ly.
KohtlHiiK, . T.
Gi:o. uoss has TAicr.x
llio liiillilinj,' ou 1 1 io corner opim- JPB1
flu- tho Amerlcuu Hotel, relltled mid .Si TiZ
urniiiycil tho t'.iiuo MiItaMo for a
LIVERY STABLE,
Whero hu keep4 Hoie mid IltiKglc.ut ull timen
ready to ueeniiimod ito eutoui(ri.
1'roin hUloiia nml wclPknouii experience, he
I lO.'o to iiromUo lluit nil nnlmalii left In hi.
. J m
clriro hall how ell uml lallhlully ullendid to.
Aiivaj. reuuy io nccuuuiioiMio LiiK.ir lor
cash.
Ilinebiir. n 1, IMS. ISIf
HARDY ELLIFF
TTAS crecltd a New uml Commodlou. Tav-
iXern .Stand nt thu b'uullt I'M of tho lilt;
Canyon,
DOUGLAS COUNTV, 0. T
Whero ho U pri pared to nccoinmodato tho pub.
Ilo In K0ld stlv. The loni; re.ldencu of Iho
proprietor ut ttila polu ireclude4 the ucccifelly
of sayliijr that
His Tabia
will lio ns well furuUhcd u. the country afford.
Til J3"t.tl
I. supplied wllh liny nml Grain In abundance.
Animal will iecelo particular Attention.
Duty ntleutlmt paid to tender those who call
camfottuhlu mid Mtlslled. -JGtf
lACKSONVILLE CEMETERY I
:x:
NOTicn is iii:iii:iiv oivi:n. That tho
CEMETERY GROUNDS baioliecn
completely mreyed, fenced In, aud divided Into
appropriulu lob. l'rom aud after thU dale, In
termeut.wlll not lw nerniltted until application
U had to Mes,r.. HUlll'KK A I, INN, Jackrau
villi'. Partte. do.Irlns tu imrcliato unliable
ploti for
FAMILY BURYING GROUNDS,
Vault-i, Monuments, ,Vo can secure them upon
application to tho above named gentlemen.
ny orutr oi ino
llOAItll OK TIHTSTLIS.
Jackwiii Itle, DccemlKT lo. l8i?.-tf.lT,
i.-
SADDLEEY
AMD
HftBHSSXf
-!:-
HKNnr JtmiK,
J. llK.S'JAMIS KUItV,
Judge & Emry,
IN CLUG0AQE & CHUM'S BUILDING,
JACKSONVILLE, OQN.
WH Imvc now on hand tho largest and belt
nxortment or
Saddlory and Harness Ware,
ever hroiiuht In Southern OrCKoli.
' MAN'S SADDLKS, WP
HIUDLKS, STIRUUW, SPURS, MAlt-
TIXUAI.ES, SUItCIXQAIiS,
or every variety, clcRant and plain.
Harness, v.
Single and Double, Plated and Plain, Tji
COLLARS, I'AIM, HA.MES, WHIPS,
HITS, II ALTERS, PISTOL IIOFr-
STKI1S. PIIVSICIAXS AXDORIU-
NARV SADDI.K RAILS. IIORSK
JILAXKiri'S, litteil nml rtmiiel,
faney nml plain, ROII EH nml
SklNS. LEATHER. RUCIC
HKI.V, &v Ac, Ac, Ac.
"rrRACE SADDLES mmln lo order,
with ccr.vtliliiK cnmplele, nnd Itnnninj; S-heeln.
Tnko Notlco that this is tho only Shop
which hits the Gcnulno CONCORD COACH
HARNESS.
Wr iinko tho real, flinon puro
PENNSYLVANIA HARNESS,
full rlirKcd, with IIKI.LS and COLLAIt 1-Clt.S,
or plain.
Wu make our own CUSTOM WORK,
mid lluMi It In tho lierl manner.
Old or lalet lle of every specie, of wotk,
fnll'iHeil njrreenbfy In Ihe lale. of our pttmiK
Cull nnd cvmiiluc our .lock before purchu.lti.'
elKewhere.
Wo S P. I. n V II P. A l nnd do Cimtoin
Work nl Inwe'l llvluir price..
It RPA I 1 1 1 NCJ- 'lone nt ihnrt nollce.
Order. I rum u ilMitucv prouiplly nlleuded to.
All nru luvlleil lo vail nnd examluo our
.lock. C
NEW STOCKS
Tim I.tirgi'! uml Coiiiilvlet ever
JlroiiKlit to .lncUoiilllt.
J. N BUB BR,
HAS n-ccntly n-eclu-d a lrp anddlm.lllcd
ii'Mirlmrut of
HI'lllMi .t ii'i.'.iiiirr fi.iit'tf .
IIOI.lt ,ii NII.VICJI WATI'IIKi.
l I A fl O X II J I1, V K It Y,
-. ...-.
Top-llier tvttli n rii il.d lot ofothir
r is "vsr tu n- dei Tr :
;;... isr v.v.s nut nciins, n.ii:-
A7Av.v, nxi:i:n i:i :s, wwnv,
iircKUJf, fui:i, lut.wii-
u.Tii. .n7,;.7:iv. nrrmxs,
xfKi..wi:s nwrvu
tV.l.W. (V.W."-
..l.V.v. JIXJI
.SUMS,
OF CVCflY OESCrti'TION. AL80.
Ciii.n I'j.n-i. wirn Coil AinS'n.Mii ami I'kaiii.
Hnl.i:ili, l.lll.ll AMlll.WU TlllMIUM,
li.n'.iii:..';i'ii'M.T.(iii.i:Si.i.l
AMll.ll.s'.Sltl'.WliIK.SUTl,
Ml of which will l. Hl nt low orlee. nml
nurniuteil. J. M.l 111.; Mill eoulluue. lo
Tloi3flx TJ7nt?lorj, J'o'Ptr
olry nuct Olools.ni.
n heretoloro, In the Ik-.i iuiiiiit, nnd wllh ipilek
dbpileh. All nrlhleit luil. Hue manuracliiiiil
prumplly, nnd with ii'-alu-'. Call nml .ev hi.
plnek nt Ihv old l.iinl.vi.niir of Third nnd
CiilirornU .Ireel., Juckuihllle. 4 Itf
EUREKA WHISKEY.
Di:.i,i:i:s in tiii: iNri:i:ioit are cauiiou
eil upilu-t uix'hasii l.'ureka WbUkey, uu
ki the packaKe. have tin name of
"ra.ramL&fjo.1s.F."
burnt luto ciick llaircl uid Half Ilarre), In n
Circular Band arnd tho Bung.
0.E OTIIEK IS (iEUI.W:.
Piircha tr.khould be
l'arllruliir lo lmy of miiIi lloturs as Krrp O.NLV
Tlao Oronulno .xtlolo.
wm. evi:ll a co.,
July 7,-3ni. pan I'raiielsco. Solo Ae,cnt..
J
z- Sale
Am'PintlOU Ql'ALITV OK LIMK, burnt
near town, will I.i ruriil-hcd on ilemaud, ut
very LOW I'lUCK, Irom tho lltlek
Vnrdneur luvin, by
X. WITT.
Jacksonville, Juno 2, lECO.-20-tf.
Oh! Yes!! Going! Gone!!
Till! undersigned respectfully offer, bis wr
vice, to thecltlzeut of Jackson county a
AVOTIOlVXIBn.
All ordera liuuctuallr attended lo. The patron-
go of the public U eollcted.
.MUltU. W. 1JAV1S.
J.ckiionvlllc, June IU, IbiiO.-lf.'.".'.
lEUti C3-ajrus!
Jl'ST recclvtd, from tho manufacturer, a con
signment of Uiolre.
:.jinc. kw.
mado cxpres-dy for Oegon For alo nt tho
fcvprcn. uniec. vvx. uotK-MAN,
Juno 1C, 18(',0.-2m.22,
Dlnrlov K laaoi
IV )ou want a gooo Diari for W60, call at tho
JucksOIIV'lllo llool and Viulrtv ulnre. eiirnor
Cnllloruhv and Oregin streets, ; j
o-irt Boi,ji..
PORTFOLIOS and Girt loolw can l found
nt llm Jacksonville llool am) Varlclv .lore,
corner California mid Orcrn street. ' IT
?7-ra
Jbl
Io
From the Providence (It. I.) Post.
Dissolution Upon tho North and South.
Wc more than oncu said, nnd vvc tlilnk wc
have proved, that n dissolution of the Union
would Injure the business Interests of Xew
England more than nny of thote of any other
section of our country. The "statement of
tho caso,"ns the cae I.i presented to our mind,
ii simply till- : We now receive from the
South our cotton, our tobacco, our rice and
sugar, and not n little of our corn nod lumber.
Iu exchange for thise, wo send to the South n
large nmount ol inauuructurcil urlicles tot
ton nml woolen rooiN, farming Implements,
mechanics' tool., machinery, bout?, show, jew
elry, notions, niulMiaclu, etc. Tho exchange
Is profltaclc to us j lint, the urlicles received
cannot be produced nt the North. Wc cannot
produce coru enough for homo consumption.
Again, it Is prolltublc bccuuo wu must have
the Southern nmtktts for our manufactures.
And lltmlly, prolltablc to us became the ex
change of product is made iu our onn eh1p4.
Should the Union be dissolved, there can be
little doubt that, finally, nil tho Western nnd
.Middle States would go with the South. The
Wtut would follow Ihe Mississippi. The Mid
dle Stales would follow their commercial Inter
ests. New England vfould stnnd. Even with
out the Middle Slates, the South would have
Immense ndvnutiiges over the North. Every
thing Mint fclio produces is wanted in England:
uud In return lor her products Old England
could tend her, nt loner rates than she is now
paj lug, everything which Is now cnt her from
Xew England. She could thus nt once " make
terms" with England white New England,
producing nothing for export which Old Eng
land doc not product) lor ixport, would be
Ml to truilj with herself.
Ivct thu Union be dissolved to morrow, nnd
In thirty diivs every manufacturer iu Xew
England would be bankrupt three-fourths uf
an mo iiauiis vvoiiiu nave in wind up their
uHulra iienrly nil the railroads would lie with
out thu power uf declaring n dividend iu thu
next twenty vents n Immlail thou-aiid me
chanics would be throw ii out of employment
nml n full half of our shipping would bo rot
tinsr nt our wharves.
ThU Is one view, n very fair view, of the
first coii-cipic'icc lit tht Xurth uf n dissolution
uf thu I'liiou. Ut us ii-k now what would
be the coiinipieiiees of the immediate abolition
of slavery ut Ihe South, udmlttiug no harm tu
the Union, politically, tu lesiilt from It?
Thcto nre, wo will my, four millions nf
shivci nl Ihe South. Would tlicso remain in
the SlntcH whero they nre.lf slavery should In?
abolished? All intelllgitit Southerner nsure
us thai they would not. The fact lli.it they
could nut Im) prolllublycmploycd as favinen
at lit for the next thirty jrars Is plainly
npparent. Even allowing thut they would re
main eaccub!o, nnd could In) safely intrusted
with the privileges of citizenship, It is very
certaiti, fnmt Ihu moment they hcrame their
own masters, they would produce mucli kit
than they iln nt present. They would becomo
bunions tu Ihe cominuultic. in whleli they a-
.ldnl. nml llmtualiili mini, llmii.ntul. ,r iIiki.i
wbiild lw driven Xorlh. In exchange for
lv ni, the South king forced to depend le"
iih.1 coiloii crowing, ami. (hiding It uciv.sary
tv Wrt.'tTlB-o-a'gft.'Jt;n.'Xtelinife nitlrie.
inw purrhasnl nt the -North, would Import
Noitlieru laborer, nieelunlc nnd nianufuc
tunrs. In twenty year, If wo are not de
ceived, the South would luaiiuhictuie her own
sIhkt, lut., clothing, luiuituro, stnves, m.i
ehlniry.et.'., uud inillious of dollur whleli now
iiuimally llnw Xorlh would Iki kept nt home.
Tho moment Ihu cotion pl.inlutlons nf South
C.irullu.i nnd ticorglu felt lhedejiriidou which
would inevitable result from uiiiveirul i manci
pation, that moment would the iliivnuker. of
InsMchu-stt mid thu weaver of Ithodejn
Island feel il also. Tho lu.tue. nnd reasona-
bk nix of this infi-rciicv Is udiullliil iu the fol
lowing, which wu llnd In the Xew Yolk
Httiwip I'o't:
Supioc," say our Xew York namesake,
"that the Soutlierii Slnti- could once rid
Ihrimdvc ol .i.ivcry: the clliet would be
that the North would nlmost immciliately
.laud sllll. The fertile soil of Ihe South, It.
more ntirau'ive climate, its noble harbor and
liavliMhlo water, il vast uncultivated fields,
would Invito n rudi of jK'OpIo from the fico
.Slalis, uud turn the course of emigration Irom
Europe to the legion below the Potomac.
The grow tli of Iho frco Stale of the West,
now o rapid, would ho checktsl ut imcv lUi
lining village would iv.iso to nugiucnt iu pop-
Ill.llinlK or llll'-liu'lil lull tlnulv. mitt lli.it rl-.t
. . ..... n....... ..... ........j, ...... ...... , . .
in I lie vame in lannnii vvlileli Hie settler counts
tu cnnlldeiitlv', nml with so much cuctiics,
would not happen."
The iurpose of tho .Veiling Pmt here is to
convince the South that she would add to lur
wealth hynbolMring slavery; but who doc
not nt once perceive that, even could this re
sult bo real i Ail nfler many years of contusion,
it would cost the Xortli iu wealth all that the
South could poHbly gain ?
Wu nre not contending that slavery should
continue to exist, or couy; to exist, us it found
profitable or unprofitable to tho Xurth. Wu
null thinw tho rlidit mul wmn" nf tlin bull.
tutioii nut of the urgiimcut, for the purpose of
nunin;; inu lunacy ui lour-iiiius oi iiiu urgu
ments which nro oll'ered to Northern men by
Abolition demagogue. Threw demagogue
tell us that the Xorlh is wealthier than the
South ; that our lucichaiiU nnd manufacturer
ami mechanic havo grown rich, while the
South have stood still. Wc do not deny the
fact. Wo only ask, from whence camo this
wealth? nnd how long could it bo ictalued if
slavery were abolUhcd ?
Slavery may ba a great outrage ngalnst hu
manity. Wo look upon it iu this light, und
havo no defense to oiler for it. Hut we remind
Northern men, not only that tho Xorlh clung
to It while, it promised to be prolltablc, und
kept up tho traffic in human lUh Ion:; nfler a
cold climato uud unproductive soil had scaled
il doom in il own section, but that Northern
merchants nnd mechanics, und Xorthcru man
ufacturer, nro dependent on it today for their
Mutely shirts, their Iminenso store-houses, their
splendid duellings, their paying railroads, and
their reputation lor thrift.
Another Rki-i'iiuc.ix Tniwii'H. Repub
licanism, has achieved nnother victory. Every
truo Hcpublicuu will rejoice over.the lolloniug :
"Married, on tho 8lh Inst., by tho ltcv.
Hiram Wilcox. Mr. Patterson Wot and Ml.
Rebecca Juue Young, ull of Morgan."
Tho Oallinoli lhsnatch sav that tho croom
is a mulatto, aud Iho brido a pure xehiti an I.
and the minister u member of tho Republican
Too brido has undoubtedly been Informed
that tho highest judicial tribunal in the State
(tho Republican Supremo Court) ha decided
that her husband i a " white male citizen of
tho United States," and is, as a mutter of
course, just us good as any other whtc man.
j io can voie, sui on juries, nml hold oiiiec. It
i nnoiher triumph of Republican principles.
over which every member of tho party should
rejoice and clap his hands, -lhuijt to (Ohio)
tmum.
7,
rromiuo tanta urn. scniinci.j,
Thu Hof Tall nirannm. -'
There was n young Doctor of my acquain
tance, who lived In the town of W , In the
northern part or the State of Ohio, who, nl
though pretty well educated nml Intelligent,
was very conceited. Xo subject could be
started for conversation that ho was not per
fectly nt homo in. Ilo would nhvnjs make
some general remarks to Induce thuc with
whom ha was conversing to think that he
knew nil nbout the topic Estecimiy was this
so with regard to lltmers nml plants.
Although he wus no botanist, nor even flo
rist, yet he pretended to know ull nbout these
things, and when ho was visiting or making
call among his lady acquaintances, If n.rnre
or curious llower, plant' or shrub was shown
him, lie invariably knew nil nbout It lad
seen It before, or nt least had heard or read
of it.
Xow, ladles who linvc spent a great doal nf
time, nmi pcrnaps moncv, in imrtM'King tare
plants from u distance, like to have their ilfjrts
appreciate), or at least not in ide light by
)oung upslnrl. So, Miss ICutc lv .de
termined to take the conceit out of Dr. X
Sho procured n large ml and buried its head
downward in a llower pot, in such a way that
only tho tall was above the ground. She then
took pains to meet the Doctor in tho streets
nml tell him that the had received some beau
tiful new llower, nnd invited him to call nnd
sco them. lie. In the excess of his pulitinens,
was extremely happy to go immedinlcly. M Iss
K. conducted him to her Hue garden nnd
showed him many new plant. " Here," said
she, " is a curious mem from Mexico, that I
received not long since from u friend in the
army." "Ah, yc," said he, " I was reading
about llils the other day) It is n great curi
osity." Well." Mid she, "fee thU beautiful
plant from California j it Is called thtkitt tit
gum. You never have seen it lefore, have
) ou J" " Vcs," snld he, " the name Is I inillliir
lo me, nml 1 saw the llnwer nucu In Cincin
nati. It Is very pretty." " Why, really." said
.MsIC,"oti nru well potul j can't I Hud
some thing that would b; new to you ? Look
nt this splendid camellia that n friend sent me
from Xew York. Have you rn it liefea?"'
" Xo," s-iid lie, " I h ivo ncvir hvii one, bill I
hear that they nre nulla common In tho cast,
iu gar ill ns mid hot house." Hy this llmellicy
had nppnMched the llnwer-pot tint con
tained the dead rat. ' Well," s.ild Kule, " It
Is surprising how welt you uro aeipialuteil with
llovvrr. Hut here Is u very rare plant Ih it I
leeeived yesterday that I don't think you ever
heard of; il is said tu be entirely unknown to
llorlsts. It Is n new specie of geranium, from
the Capo of Good 1 lojo. uml Is called riif-rW
gmiiniiri," nt the Mine time showing him the
rat's tall in the Ihiwer-iMit. " Ah," said lie,
' I l.nvo heanl of that .jK-eios nf grruuiuiu,
nnd It is very curious." Said ICnto, "it Is
wonderful how uiurh It link like u mi's lull."
Vw," rcplieil Dr. X.," that Ii Ihu wny the
plant grows wilhoiil leaves or lir.nu he It
Is ipitlc common Iu lli; gardens or tk; wcalthv
Iu England nod Pmii'v." " HuI'mM Ml
Kute, "lltii his short hairs nml itu'ci. like
lln on the lull ofn rat." "Sol have hcml,"
wiys the Doctor. And if you nib It Mvvcvn
Stiiiv .(iiA-isi " coiulliiiwd Ml. K."yii will
iH-rtf Ive a ulronir tat u..' " " V Ii." r-i talnlv,
avs the Doctor, nl the suine ,:; ,y 'Bbbln" iIks
rat tail U'Ucen his finger., a nl it,, m smell
ing of them i" that lie. rvi. khy the
n'ant rrceiveil the nam ol itiNwl eeruniHia,
nn i it Is very nppropriate." Rut," mid Mis
E.'Mlio plant has nnnther peculiarity licit
.rh.ipi Jim lire not awnru nl ; ll has u bulb
mis riHit." "Ah, yes." .aid the Diclor, "It
Htm to mo I icimiulnr that this plant his u
bulbous root. Yw, rrrl-iltily ll has, Tli.it is
provisiouof nature for IaiIIcm trees." It is
uvery curious bull), raid .Mi's l."nyou
win eo ir ymi nun it uu. run hup, it win
do it im harm t it was only planted vuMcnl.vy."
lie iicconiiiigiv puucti ou it genm-: nut it re
nulreil little itlort In lift it out of the earth In
tho llowcr-pot. Then for tho first time, ns he
sto. I holding ii Inrgo rat by tho lull, the Idea
lUthed upon him that ho hail been " sold." ll
wu n severe blow to his conceit t fir ull of Ids
iiripialutauec got hold of It, and It was n long
lime l:foro they reastil lo .peak of the hiNitil
Xuaiuiim, wiiu me uuuou rooi, i .
Thl remind ono of an old .lory told of
1'cau Hwlli, 1 iseiieve It was, who was very
milch annoyed by a lady who wus showing
him her llower garden. She showed him a
outtHMchoiiltti.n splendid tnclmtrimilitiimin,
a curious surnurniii imtnurh, ele. ; and that
this one sho had received from lord ro nnd so ;
another sho liadcot from the Duchess of II ,
ele. When Swift, losing nil his p.v'leiice, (of
which he never had any great nocic) nsxni
Iter i" Madam, did joucver get a I'turruuit
Ki'ttmm I" CI'liU used lo lo the medical
name lor tlio seven year Itch.) "Alt, jw,"
said she, not wLliing to nppcar Ignorant of
an) thing pertnlnlii'; to (lowers, I pot n iron
I J nl rue from tho Million nf I-oriJon, but whul
a pity it was that it died!''
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Two Tiiisn a WoviiX Can't Do. I'anny
Fern, In a confidential nnd iicnitcntial mood,
confuse there arc two thing which a woman
can't do. First : Shu (nut shnrptn a Uml
ixnnt. (live her one nnd sec. -Mark how
Jaggedly sho hacks nwny every particle of
vvoihi irom tho leiul, leaving mi unsupported
spiko of the latter, which break Immediately
you try to uu it. You can almost foigive the
male creature lit passionate conumpt, ns,
chucking her under the chin, he iwltchc it
from her little paw, and round und IniKr It
oil' in the most ravishing manner for durable
use. I wish to hear no argument on that jioint,
liccause, when I once mako up my mind, " all
the kin' men " can't change it. Secondly :
A woman tan't ilo up a Litmlte. Sho take
n whole newspaper to do up n paper of pins,
und a coll of rope lo tic it, nml it come out
undone, nt that. When I go shopping, which
It I my hard lot sometimes to do, 1 look on
witli n fascinating gaze o n bird In tho neigh
borhood of a magnetic K-rpent, b wnttli clerk
do up bundle. How tho paper falls just Into
the right creases how deftly they tuin it over
and chuck it under aud tio it up, nnd then
throw it down on tho counter, as if thev had
dono tho most common-plaeo thing iu the
world, Instead of a deed which might and
faith, iom task the ingenuity of nngela I"
It la perfectly astonishing,
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TiieDmck Itm-nucANs asp FoitniaMcns.
In Cleveland tho Republican leaders carry out
tho principles they profess. They allow negro
children to sit side by tldo with white thll.;rcn
In their school. Uiion objection l5mu niado
to thi condition of things, ono of the members
of tho Hoard of 1'dnca.tion said :
" I would rather that my little girl should
fiit beside ll toloicil phi limn liv n .,...
Wed hnh or a Ikdc-'huJciI Dutch omi" '"
I hat Is what wc call showim. their fMili l,v
their works but when an election draw nigh,
tlinnn cit 1 1Snn.tl.lln... I. .1-.... ...il, r .
..iv-'v pu.iiw .iij.uwtiiun u.tiiri. win proiess io
ik ihv oiy irue irienus oi mo
lrl.li and bate hgcKd Pud.li
frivdodieadetl 1
Qumni lliiutl,
From the New bury ort (.Mit.) Herald.
MarrioRO Viewed Without Olasses.
More than four-sevenths ol tho marriages in
Mu!?achuctls nru nmoug tho foreign born.
Why is it ? 1'or the most simple reasons
the loretgu born can nfiord togclm.trtleil,nnd
the tmtivo born cannot; und tlds must bo to
long ns nurevlrnvngniit modes of life continue.
)u rocial I ile. there never was n ticop'o lending
to deeper and more destructive social corrup
tionand that Is most evident from the records
of nil the court mid tho columns of nil thu
newspaper than Americans. Our fathers
used tu till of Iho profligacy of Paris; their
children of the mysterie nf Xew York, n city
not lur behind nuy in Euroiic. And making;
proper allowance for tho siw, how far Is Xew
York ahead of oilier clllc nml tow n ? Once
was tho time when a wife was n "helpmeet t"
now, in n thotiMtid cnrs, you can change tho
" meet " tn " lat," und make it read mow
truthfully.
We boat nf our system of rdurallnn ; wcj.
have female high schools, fv-nle colleges, fe
male medical schools mid female heavens. Our
girls are refined, learned nnd vviso ; they mil
sing, dance, p'ny pianos, pilot, talk French
uml Italian and nil tho nift language", write
poetry, nml lovo like Vcnusc. Tlu-yntc ready
to bo courted nt tin jenw, nnd can be Inkm
from .cliool nnd nmrry nt fifteen, nnd divorced
nt twenty. , They make splendid show on
bridal tours, can couucltc nml llirt nt thu
watering places, nnd slilno like nngeks at Win
tcr parties. Hut llmven lo kind to tho
poor w retell who marries in the fashlotublo
circles! What nru theyut washing Moor?
Oh, we forgot ; nobody has bare floor now
how vulgar that woulil b.'i What nro they
nt lii.iLluij bread nnd boiling beef? Why,
how I bought Ii" wu nro In bo suti! they will
board or have servant". Wlial uro tiny nt
mending- old clothes? Hut there wo nre again ;
tho f.vdiioiis change mi often that nobody ba
old clothes but tho rag man nnd paper linkers
now? What nic they nt wii.hlug babies'
faces nnd pinning up their trousers? And
here our intolerable stupidity mice more
having children Is left In tho Irish I Whnt
lady think of having children nbout her now 1
or, if rlie is so unCorluu.itc, don't sho nut them
to n wet nurru to begin Willi, und boarding
school afterward! ? Wo reeat. we have como
to a point whcie young men liesilivte nnd grow
old before they decide whether Ihey run marry,
und tdtcrward keep clear of bankruptcy nnd
crime. What is the constipiencc ? '1 here nru
more jktoih living u rlnglo llfoi uro thcro
mort listdlng ii virtuous lllu? Ills I lino for
mollur In liiiow that the exlravngnticii thev
cueourage Is di-struclive of the virtue ul their
children : that all tho foolidi expenditures
making to rudi their daughter tu matrimony
nre, instead uf nuiweriug that end, tending tu
destroy the institution uf marriage altogether.
Wirns or tiik PnKsiiir.NTi.vi. C'.vnpipati:.
The promlmi.ee lu'ipiirvd by ctiiulhlutr fur
the Picsldency, p-irtlriikirly idnce tho das nf
Col. Fremont nnd " ,!ei!c." iirevssnrlly bring'
llivir wive tn public notice. Tho practlco is
not one to be udmlrcd or Imitated, but great Is
public curiosity and it lu'tst be rnllslUsl. Sumo
lmi'iisltlvf nml romniuiiteutlvu gentlemaii of
the pies has given print to tho JuUvinjruo.
tlccuf Presidential ladies I
Hie I. iier.wrll'-,ijerllie Mrs. 1 Jncoln m
a ladJ'libeSlfr'ililr'.y five yernis old and a !
nui Prrsbylerian. Mr. Lincoln attend tho
same chureii, but is not a member. He. how
ever, is ii moral man, nml u strict teetotaler.
A trmrHranrc I'rcsl.hiit. with n Presbyterian
lady tu president the White House, may tT
lect some change in Wuhingtnii nunuer.
-Mr. Hell is u Imly ol decidul character nnd
energy, und Is not bitterly pro-slavery in prin
ciple. At tho tlinonl the murder of thu waiter
ut the hotel Iu Wellington, by HerKrl, of
California, she took Iho occasion to rxprc'i
her strong; abhorrence of iho lunnncru of Soutl
cm riifi'uns who chanced tn obtain beat iu lb
Xiitiou.il 1,-glilature.
Mrs. Douglas has been for a few years
cver since her marriage, In factone uf th
ipicens of Wiiililnglon rocietv. Whatcvi
iicople think nf the Little Olnut. ItlsKttlc
by u unanimous voto that Mr. Douglas h
ch.irniiiig. II ho were u candidate for noml
nation, no cnuvcntlon would Ignore her claims.
If sho were running for President, sho would
uuito nil mill'rugr. unless some fanatics suit
agulmt her on religion! gruumls, for Mr..
Douglas is an earnest, practical Rumuu Cath
olic. Tm: Ri'i.inniN that Xkikii Lvrou. Rev;
Dr. Hi'i.i.ow, tho Unitarian, of Xew York,
recently delivered an nblo niMrcss in defense of
theatres, in the course of whleli ho administered
the following thrust at the ' piety" of tin se
vere kind:
" For my part, I say in nil solemnity. I iinvo
lieeomo sincerely suspicious of the piety of
those who do not love pleasures in any form.
I cannot Iron tho man that never laugh. ; that
Is always sedate ; that hu no apparent outlets
for natural spring of fportivene. nnd gaycty
that nro perennial In the human soul. 1 know
that nature take her revenge on such violence.
I c.cct to find H'cret vices, malignant sins,
or horrid crime springing up In thl hot-bed
of confined ,'ulr nnd Imprisoned cpaeo ; un '
then fore, It give me .inevro moral gnitilia
lion, uud In nny commuully, to boo innncei .
pleasures nnd popular amurciucntsrcslsliug tl
religious blgoliy that finis ns so uuwi-ely up
them. Any thing i better than dark, dee
unhappy social life ; u prey to eiiimi nnd mi
bid excitement, which result from mimitigat
Puritanism, vthoe fecond crop Is Usually I
bridled license uud infamous follv !"
Wmvt Aii.kii Him? The last number of
tho KmtUtbotktr has n good nnecdoto of u
man wlin rarely failed In go tn bed intoxicated
nml disturb his wife the whole night. Upon
hi. being charged bv a friend that he never
went to bed sober, ho Indignantly denied tho
charge. nnd gov o the iiiekknt o ono parties
lar night in proof: Pretlv soon nfler I got
Into bed, my wife said, ' Why, liusbutidi what
Is tho matter with you? You net very
strangely P There Is nothing the matter vl .
me,' said I : ' nothing nt nil." Fu bmo
there is,' wld slio ; you don't net liatural nt
nil. Shan't I get up nml get something for
you ?' And sho got up, lifted candle, and
camo to the bedside l 1)0k. nt me, shading tho
light with her hnd. I knew there was some
thing 6trai';a about you,' said she:' why
'jou'rt soitr '"
Cows with Smcn, An KnglUi rcmedr
is : Qivo her ono pound of c nsoin salts, wiih
two ounce of ground ginger, autf one pound
of treaclo in a nuart of warm ale. After the
physio lias opeiutcd, follow up by a continuous
course of nourishing food, such a oil cake.'
Thoroughly physio tho cow, aud follow with,
nourishing lood,
It Is raid that n brother of n nobleman well
known on tho turf has been rxnelkd Irom a
union C'lulj for Mculiu? ctiiidlc. Tho nobk
dilimpicnl in tin. ivccipt of X'-'IMJIH) a ec.
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