a
4,
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i
Democratic Ppaybiu Tho Dra
matic ChronicU gots off tho following
M an appropriate prayer lor tho De
mocracy, just nt this time:
O Democratic Lord t things aro al
ready looking squally. Thou hast
most unexpectedly favored us much' of
late, and conscquontly.Vo trust to re
ceivo a continuance of the same. Thit
charge of bribery, 0 Lord, laid at Cus
ucrly'n door, bores and annoys us. We
pray thee, O Lord, to so eonlound and
bother Howard, and all his associates
in iniquity, that thoy may not be able
to provo any of their allegations against
us. Not that there is any truth in
them, 0 Lord, but if Howard is not
signally rebuked or silenced it will bo
nn injury to tho party, yea, oven a dis
credit to thee, O Lord. Look well of
it, 0 Lord, it's lor your intorcst, you
bet. Amen.
An editor of a paper iuformed his
rcadsrs that tho ladies always pulled
off tho lclt stocking last. This as may
bo supposed, created somo stir among
his fair readers, and while in positive
terms thoy denied tho statement, thoy
insisted that ho had no business to
know it, oven if such wcro the fact,
and pronounced him no gentleman.
Ho proves it, howovcr, by a short argu
ment: "When one stocking is pulled
off, thcro is another loft on: pulling off
this is taking tho left stocking last 1"
m
Hrr Him Aoain. An exchange says
that a man that would systematically
and willfully set about cheating a prin
ter would commit highway robbery on
a crying babe and rob it of its ginger
bread rob it church of its counterfeit
pennies lick the butter off a blind
pauper's last flitter pawn his grand
mother's specks fora drink of whisky
steal ncorns from a sick pig, and tako
clothes from a scarecrow, to makon re
spectable appearance in society.
No photograph can so vividly recall
to tho memory of a mother tho tender
ness and devotion of tho children who
have left her nt the call of Heaven, as
tho epistolary outpourings of their fil
ial love. Tlio letter of n tntc son or
daughter to a truo mother, is some
thing better than nn imago of tho fea
tures; it is a reflex of tho writer's soul.
Tim distance from Philadelphia to
San Francisco, via Chicago, is three
thousand thrco hundred miles. If,
when tho overland railroad is comple
ted, a train should run at tho rato of
twenty miles an hour, including stoj
pages which is perhaps the average
rates on railroads in this country it
would require littlo less than seven
days to accomplish tho distance.
A school girl of ten summers, pur
chased a pair of boots. After wearing
them ono day, sho found that they had
broken out.
Sho took them back again to tho man
bho purchased them of, and after exam
ining them tho man said :
'They wcro not taken in quito enough,
wcro thoy ?"
" No," 1' replied, " but I was !"
The greatest man is ho who chooses
tho right with invinciblo resolution ;
who resists tho sorest temptations from
within nnd without; who bears tho
heaviest burden cheerfully; who is tho
calmest in storms nnd whose reliauco
on faith and virtue, and on God, is tho
most unfaltering.
"Molly, said Joe Kclloy's ghost to
his wife, "I'm in purgatory at this
prescntmoment," says ho. "And what
sort of place is it?" says she. "Faix,
says he, "'tis a sort of half-wav house
between you nud heaven, nud stand
It miglity aisy after laving you."
Dunixo a recent revival a clorgyman
accosted a young man gravely saying,
my dear boy, can you repeat tho pul
lican's prayer? "No, sir," was tho
emphatic roply ; " I'm a Democrat."
LvEaston, Pennsylvania, lives a Gor
man, fivo feet high, with whiskers so
long that ho can stand perfectly erect
and step on them. Ho knots nud throw s
them over his arm when walking.
n
A dancek onco said to Socrates:
",You cannot stand on ono leg as long
as I cnu." "Truo," replied tho philos
ophcr; " but a goose can."
Why is tho man that blows tho buglo
liko a schoolmaster? Decauso he's a
tutor.
Flow ! Plows !
Br cases ef ten each er set hb.
Harrison's Cultivators, Farm Mills (til kinds),
Cider Mills, Hay Cutters, (all sizes) Fanning
Mills, (all sizes) COUN 8HELLERS (double
sad (ingle band sod horso power), Wagons.
Carts, with a Urge and full assortment of all
kinds of AQIUOULTUHAL IMPLEMENTS,
ajl which will bo sold at greatly reduced prices
at wholesale or retail.
J. D. AUTHOR 4 SON,
Coraer c-rjteJjMd California streets.
iVfUrgaS &o Francisco.
DR. J. H. JOSSELYN
STILL CONTINUES TO TItKAT
tho atll.'ctcd with his valuable and never
falling remedies nt tho
ELEOTHOPATIIIC SNSTITUTEj
645 WASHINGTON STHKBT.
It Is eoven year, up to February 12lh, 1667,
slncu the Instllulo was cstablithul. The Di
rectors challenge Iho world to show it more
successful medical triumph. There has been
over TWHSTV-FlVi: THOUSAND conrulla
tlons nnd marly TWENTY THOUSAND con.
tracts made, with only eleven failures to euro -.
(In those cases the fro was returned.) Adaritc
number of cares prescribed for. which, from
the nature of the disease, could only bo tempo
rarily relieved.
The Doctor makes It his study to hlp sutler
Inp humanity without regard to tho amount of
money tho pillent rrny be able to pay. Ills
remtdles aro mild and gentle in their notion.
They are entirely free from all mineral poisons,
or any substance that can possibly Injure the
most dcllcalo system. The Doctor's mode of
practice H the KEFOKMEl) or ELEOTitO
1'ATIIIC system, by which one-lintr of the dis
eases in the catalogue cnu bo cured without
medicines.
In till rates he rarrantt ,t rurt or asks no pay
for his services. It has been too common with
persons calling themselves I'hyslclaus to treat
their poor victims until their funds were ex
baustcd, and then turn them nway, half cured,
to die by the wayside or become a burden to
the public wbllo ho lingers out a life of suffer
ing and misery.
To those aftilctcd with unmentionable com
plaints, the Doctor would say that he can cure
tho worst possible case In n very short time,
without the persons allllctcd being exposed to
tucir most intimate menus.
To those whose constitutions have been In
jured ly youthful excesses, the Doctor offers n
positive and speedy return or health and man
ly vigor. To tho Kucunutlc, almost Instanta
neous cure.
To Females,
Either sick or In trouble, the Doctor wishes to
sny that he Is thoroughly conversant with their
delicate and sympathetic systems, the disease
and troubles Incident thereto, nnd can assure
them a perfect cure, or relief, as tho case mav
rinulrc. Ills FEMALE .MONTHLY medicine's
nro unmrpasscil by any other known. They
aro pleasant to the taste, and will be warrant
ed safe aud sure. Tho utmoit secrecy ob
served, All you that are afflicted, Mule nnd Female,
no matter what the case may bo, I will give you
relief or n cure, or ask nothing for my troubles.
Persons residing ntn distance whoe business or
domestic adalrs prevents their visiting the city,
or those who feel n delicacy In personal con
sultation, can correspond with the Poclor. nud
have advice or remedies sent, which will bo
warranted to effect the result required, nnd the
letters will be destroyed. In writing, care
should be taken to describe symptoms correct
ly. Stale how long the disease or trouble has
been ruunlng. together with sex and uge.
Always address thus: J. II. JOSSELY.V, Jl.
i., nan rrancisco. uai Hot 1913; or. Ir sent
by Express, fi!5 Washington St., Instead of the
number of the box,
Advice by letter or otherwise gratis.
Onicc hours froai n a. u , to 9 r. it,
J. II. JOSSKLYN, M. D
Resident 1'byslclan Elcctrnpathlc Institute.
dccU-ly
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
To solicit Orders for n Now
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In circulating this work, Agents will find a
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this.
Hut, on tho contrarv. encouragement ami
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ucnerai Agents lor ructuc Coast.
dec2I.n)3
BANCROFT'S
MAP OF TI-TJE
PACIFIC STATES!
FOURTH EDITION.
THOUOUCnUV COIMKCTKD AND HE
vised end brought down to date. It Is un
elegant copperplate map of tho region between
thu Itocky Mountains and tho fuel He Coast ;
J. klnsjl In AAimllua .! !..... .t It il
vu.vivM .1, ivuutict, allu luuniug an iuo new
towns, and mining camps, aud the latest politi
cal divisions.
Sold only by Subscription!
CANVASSERS WANTED.
Address,
II. II. Bancroft it Co.,
San Francisco, Cal.
PAYUP!JPAYUP!
THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS OF THE
lato Urm of McLaughlin & Wall having
been placed In my bauds lor collection, parties
knowing themselves Indebted will take notice.
Ili' nn.atm till I.a a.1.1...I .- '
" vwsis iiii w uuucu, umeu
PKOMIT PAYMENT
is made. No extension need be asked, (or none
will bo given,
James D. Fay.
jaoKsontiiic, Oct. 22d, 18C7. oct20tf
SEED ESTAUL.1SH MEM',
421 Washiagtra Mtrt,
Ho Francisco, California.
WE AltK OPFKRING FOK SALE. IN
quantities to suit purchasers, the finest
and most reliable assortment of SEEDS,
PLANTS, &c, on Ibe Pacific Oowt, at the
most reasonable prices.
Trade Catalogue can be obtained at the
ofice of tbii paper.
EDWIN E. MOORK.
or,
xxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxx
I G. T. T. D. .
xxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxxoxxx
AN ORIGINAL, POKM.
11V TI1K MAN WHO WHOTK IT.
Some wrlto for fun, and some for fame,
And somo to make a splutter ;
Hut wc, liko nil true poets, claim
To write for bread nnd butler.
Thus von see our very laudable object of do
ing good to ourselves, It we cannot do good to
anybody else.
Wu only wish to have It knowi
That all our goods mtul'sell,
own,
And then the ptople nil will come
j ou bet they will.
Thus giving us a Gne opportunity of mak
ing money.
We've fancy Soaps nnd good Cologne!,
And Ifulr Oils by the dozen
An endless lot of good Perfumes,
Put up by old II. IJjzii;.
Thus giving nil the young folks ou opportu
nity of becoming "awcct-sccnttd."
We have Iteslorcrs for the Nalr,
Much better llian your dye
We've preparations for the Kur,
And lotions for the Eye.
Thus giving old maids and cuty bachelors
nn opportunity of Axing up for thu matrimoni
al market.
We're Diugs and Hooks; wo've Otis and
Faints,
And trinkets of nil kinds;
We'vo Nostrums good for nil complaints,
And sell to suit tho times.
Thus giving old and young an opportunity
for speculation.
Now, alt who have the ready cash
Can call around to-morrow,
For they can find just what they want
Much cheaper than to borrow.
And will thus give the City Drug Store fel
lows a fine opportunity to display their cx
leosivu stock or NEW GOODS to much bet
ter advantago than they could ptxslbly do on
paper. They will My, however, that they
nave n fine assortment of
1'IIOTOIIKAM ALHUMS,
from 82 2ft to 81 BO for 60 nlclurw.
Cold pens,
Ink Htniiit', unlet,
Fancy Fen holders,
Paper welithts,
Letter Clips,
Ilorrd Clip,
Ink Erasers,
Paper 8plitler,
Srallnir Wax,
Portfolios, Porlmonles,
Wallet., I'urw,
Pocket Hooks,
Crayons,
Pencils
of every description, Ited, Hlue, lllaek and
Copylnir Inks, Chalk Lines, Fishing Tackle,
Violin Strings. Tail boards and Hosln, School
hooks oi every variety at reduced prices, Cony
Hooks in variety, Slates, Parlor Oamcs, and a
thousand other things in this line, that can be
seen hy culling at the City Drug Store.
Among the staple articles may be found
Pepper, Allspice.
Nutmcirs, Since, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cnssin Huds, h
(linger, Mustard,
Cream of Tartar,
Suleralus,
Dread preparation
(something new) Extracts of Lemon, Voouella,
utoves, tironjTv, Celery, etc.
Pkap.1. lUm.r.Y, IlLumo in nrx,
Pmstkh P.n and Coai. On..
We would rail on our friends to give us n
call. If we cau't sell them anything, we will
take grsat plenum in showing them snme
tlilnu' new. SUTTON & JIYDK.
Jacksonville. Sept. 28, IPfi7.
UNION LIVERY,
SALE 8c EXCHANGE STABLES.
3Ui Efr
Cojmatock Catcley,
?ropriotorg.
The proprietors have recently purchased the
above well-known stand, situated on tho corner
CalirornU iili HI rests,
Where tho very lust of horses nnd buggies can
bu had ut all limes, at reasonable rates. Their
slock of roadilers cannot be equaled lu the
State. .
IIUIUKH llOAItUBD
On reasonable terms, and tho best euro and at
lenllou bestowed jpon them while under their
cbsrgo. Also
llarM Haught unci Mold.
Delngsalisllcd that they can give satisfac
tion, the proprietors solicit Iho patronage of
the public
JacksonvnKNov.24,I86C. decOlf
CLAIMS ! CLAIMS !
AT
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
MV I1U8INESS IS SUCH THAT I WILL
necessarily be 'detained In Washington
City until next Spring ; hence, I wlllboeiiabled
to utteud to all collections entrusted to uty cart
giving them my personal attention. All who
have claims for collection, or any other lecal
business in the Atiautlc Stales requiring atten
tion, aio solicited to forward them IranmlUieW
to me. Clients in Jackson Countv n -.i ..
slstauco In preparing their papers, by applvlmr
to D. VI. 0. !au It. at my ofllce. in Jacksonville.
Address B. F. DOWELL,
Washington City, D. C,
est- jl an
v
SPOlTSSMiYS
KimiiM.
M. tU public a hi. frleoUsJlr!ti"ukii
Utilr town In Bwi rrutlioo, wliera lit seltcltidkconlu.
otlmmtofan. odctwMi rllw. sh.iu, rtroltrrs
Dil til kiuds of uniauoltluu; srh u cirtrldi!7. iV...
Alt oriWrawHIlM CtUd ltb- pronpiiina. ntittiisln ami
e
dUptlcli. Tb mwaCKturiag of usw tilts will u don
" " T- vnt ouii4 111 two UWIt MMiroVCHl Mvia."
Iful fvr put r-t(oau, I rpiru- KJW
HUM of Hi HIl! Bion t'KiM.nJ. vl
Wrest, first duoroatbof. r.Dowsll'i Uw oflat.
Mm.U,,.-,IH. JHN UlUMtl.
JSTOPTHAT THIEF
Of m, OoucH!
It is stealing from you your
health, which is dearer tdyou
than all vour wealth. Nine-
tenths of the diseases prevalent
in this climate spring from CdltlB
and Coughs.
ROYAL BALSAM
Challongos tho World
To produce Anything In the shape df Medicines
that will rsraoro and eradicate a Cough or sore
niiuiln the Chest, as prompt.no matter what
form tho dlreasoi might assume,- '(Henley's
Hoyal ilal.am" Is the best -Medicine livlhc
world for Hronchlal or Pulmonary nlTcctlons.
For Croup or Hooping Cough, thsre Is nothing
on earth that can equal It. All mother's and
nurses ought to have a bottto close by.lhcm It
will Riven thlM relief In two mlnuiee. Ills
entirely vegetable, and will prove a blessing to
the humau family.
For the Benefit or Buffering
iiiniilty.
Hll-
Fito Mr. Thomas. We have used Henley's
Koyal Ilaisam in my lamlly
flhlswlnt'r. There
Is no use In talklnc : It throws cvrrvl
It throws everything In
Iho shapp of Con ah Mi-dlelno In the shade that
I over saw. .My wife was troubled with n'lhmn
or smothering spells for years, and could (trt
nothing to lm a any elTect until I struck this
"Itnyni IMWni." Sho Is now about well. It
cnrnl mu of the worst cold I crer had In my
life In night. Whenever our children hnvo any
thing like a cough, a few drops given on going
to bed, that Is the lat of tho cough. I never
intend to be without It In the boon'.
D. THOMAS, lb. pspsr nan.
From Jndgo Marquam.
I have med "Henley's Hoyal Ilaisam,'' my
sell and In my family, nnd llml It a flrst-rate
medicine Tor Coughs and Colds. I hereby re
commend Il to the public.
P. A. MARQUAM.
From Mr. Tittock.
We hive used some of "Henley's Uoyal Ilai
sam" In my family, and think It Is it splendid
medicine for children, as well as for grown per
sons. For Coughs and Colds, I freely recom
mend It to Iho public.
n. rinocK.
NromF. DEWITT. Merchant.
To the l'litiUc I had a bad cough for along
lime. A friend urged mo to net n bottle ol
"Healer's llovat Ilaisam." He said II cured
him. I got a Lottie, nnd sure enough It had a
splendid tflrct. It dried tho cough up In n
short lime. I hereby recommend It to tho pub
lic. r. DsWITT.
For sale In Jaokionvllle by
SUTTON it IIYUi:,
AT KOCK TO1NT HY
MiMtr ar. xs. wmrrai.
Ahead of all others is the
'Martha Washington'
HAIR RESTORER.
a runrfrrr
hair nmoru:n and iiaiii miraain
llolli runililnril In on.
Truil oosllitr.liowft'r lMnt
.Son rwi do whsl this li ik:
Trjr II snl ly krr It prttrnl
"I'm llit Msitlu Us.Lligluu."
Trrnljr llinnianJ lits.il mnln-l us
W lt a noLli lut It'i ilu.0,
Millions mor lUII ruiiit Utiln I ui,
Willi tlitlr Irt.xt til rtntMtvl.
Will keep tho hair soft and glossy,
lt
change gray hair to Its original color,
provent tho hair from falling out or get
is
ting thin, make old heads look young, and
do all that can be reasonably upecled of
a genuine, drst-rato Hair Kcstorer. AH
no
who have used It pronounco It superior
to everything of the kind, and being a
dye
perfect Hair Dresser as well as a perfect
Try
Hair Ileitorer, It Is an acquisition to ev
ery toilet, rtcdlogton &. Co., Wholesale
it.
Agents, San Francisco.
CRAFENBURC UTERINE
Cntkolicon,
If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case or Diabeirt, and greatly mill
gate lbs trot!esome effecis caus.d by u relax
ul Ion of the outlet nf the blmMrr. lit. .. ...
nccfnl remedy for (Iravel andolher disease
ft intr iviuni-jsann manner, uml Tor renialedla
eases U unenualW. The OA'l'linr.irnv
uoiformlly cures Prolapsus, Uteri, Whiles, all
Irrrgularillt-a of the Moaibly Turns. Supprea-
son, inconiinenceor urine, llloallncanddrop
sical Swellings, and al diseastn of I'rrgnjncy.
I he specific action or this medicine is immedi
ate and certain upon Ibe Uterine and Abdom
inal Musclea and Ligaments; restorine; them to
ashfulthyasl.Ho as Ihoso ol childhood and
youth, so that patients who have used the
uAr-.nuKHU UONtMNT fl UTKHINK CaTIIOH-
oan cannot umcielly,expren their gratitude
Tor the reliefaRordffl.
. KKDINGTON & CO,, Agents,
416 and 418, Front 8l. San Francisco.
mdiagttV riavariagazt'cta
fr4from Frnh ITntlU. X-tlt'botll
hold- twice M much u ny ctb.r Wsad la
Ui mstkst, coattqatntljr thtj srt th ckttp
-'Un.ltb.Uit. USE NO OTHER.
tj r ' ....
9AT
xovm vjkxmmr
F ihl.WAX? f"1 THE DATEOV
be SberllTa Offlce ready to receive delinquent
XWA1 ,rxe',not PM within tlnle Will be
collect by legal process. nd jeg,j feeachar.
ed. ,Pay HP,mBUmy.andsaticou;
. ,.W. A. OWEN',
, v Bber ffanrl Tax Collector.
Jaeatonvllle, Fyb. 8tb,' 188. v eb8-?W
A CARD FOR THE
SPRING &. SUMMER
CL.OTHIIVG TRADER
OF 3AN FRANCISCO.
nDCER aIJDEiSUERGER,
Not. 411, 413 and 416 Battery St.,
Cor. Mtrrlianl, Hmi PrNitclsto,
(
3DEALEBS.
Entire New ami Fresh StoCh.
We would call the attention of CountrV
Merchants to our unusually largo stock of
Goods. Our stock comprises every article in
' OI.OTniNO .t FUJINISHINO LINK.
Wo have constantly ou hand the largest and
greatest variety or
OASSI.MKItM AND WOOL 'HATS
of any house In Pan Francisco, and our prices
Tor thesa goods nro loss than Ihoso orauy house,
as we receive them direct from the manufactur
er's consignment. Our stock
SPUING & SUMMF.U GOODS
Is particularly attractive, and the great feature
to tho country merchants Is thu unusually low
prices
Lcm than the cost of Importation I
Wo also keep tho
Stnplo Js.xtlolosB
In the Dry Goods line, which Goods we have pur
chased In tills market ui.dcr tho hammer, and arc
olferlng them nt Now Vork cost, aud less.
Wo publish this card In order that wc may
mako now acquaintances, and induce those who
have not heretofore purchased of us to c II nud
examine our stock.
Good Articled k. Lew Prices
Are the great Inducememcnts wo offer to all who
purchase to sell again. .Merchants who buy ol
us can make n good profit, and sell to their
customers at a low llgure. We remain, re
pectfully, Your obedient servants,
HADGKU it LINDUNDHItOHIt,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse
Nos. 411, 413 and 41fi Uattcry street.
8an Francisco. Oct. 28. Tift. m3
FUANCO-AMKHICAN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
OI'l'OSITi: THK
Odd Fellow's Hall,
JnckNoiivltlc, Oregon.
Travelers and resident boarders will flne
D'
BEDS AUD BBDSZMO
I'lsced In first class order, and In every
Way ruperlor to any In this section, und
surpassed by uuy In the Stale.
HER ROOMS ARC MIWLY FIlllMSIO.
And a plentiful supply of the best of every
thing the market alToriN will be ob
tained lor
PIER TABLE.
No troubled will ! spared to deserve Ihc pat
ronage of the traveling as well its the perma
nent community.
Jacksonville, March 31, I8C0.
tf
C rover & Baker's'
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
.oEWHIr MACHINES,1
Aro tho best In Uso,
I con the PoiLowiND neAaoNB,!
The aro tauro slropla aad durable
I easier kept In order, mako a stronucr 1
ana moro clastic stitch, a flrmeroucl
i moro beautiful ream than sur other
Ttiorsow an niirlcs from two turn-
i mon spools, rcqalro no ro-wlndloirof 1
thread, raiten both ends of Iho seam 1
I by tho'r own operallou. aud ihouch 1
i every nrtli slltclt Is cut llio scitn will
; not rip.
I Thoy Stitch, Horn, Foil.
. Cord, Bind, Tuck, Quilt,1
Gather, Braid, nnd Em-
I I kV I I
uroiuor. mo other ma-
chino Embroiders as woll I
. as sows porfoctly.
HI j I .i.iiih, , m I
icrover it, Baker's
NKW bTYLES
.SHUTTLE MACHINES
For Manufacturing,,
i Combloo tho most modern and titcn-
I tlal loiproretncnts.
Tbo attention la reauested or I
Tailors, Manufacturers of Hoots 1
1 and 8boes. Carrlatre Trlrinnlnu-.
uiotoing.anii an otnera requiring
fii.ii.t ' . .. .1 .'."-!
uiu uw oi uto moss cvecuvo
Uik MNAtBMhtotrr
To these Nw StvUa. which doum 1
i unmisuuaoia auvaotagea aver all 1
. ... - t: '. .. i
lotaera,
AgsjuU wantad far the sale of tbo
QROVER IAKER
SEWING MACHINES.
in eTerr.i-ity aad Town not dm m. I
ii.cuivu. tut terms sad clrciusrs I
i ioiy to
I r- n rt unrtnr.. ,. . I
, u. DBunn, Anreat
HO Monlaomery It., Sin rraneUeo.'l
J" 'J
DENTISTBY.
Ar lilsrnwatiuvi Intnr,. n... i..
Jowphlne counWlhat he will remain for a llm
Ited.tlaie at.Klrly villa and WaWo. ?Cs5 'ds
iSSKlfT ln "!7.ot H,e "obw of
i. . r " .! ' '"w a,u esliauiy. iDt. S.
(50i,T,?-mL0,TY lDRUO TORR AND
BU .OUB JBLUE BTOIVE. H
JOHN BILGEJt!
California Street (botvVdcrr Oregon-
nnd Third), Jacksonville.
DEALER AND WORKED IN
TIN, SHEET-IRON COPPER,
LEAD AND BRAfcg,,
KEKI'S CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN Ail
snrtmentof the -Ik-si Tin, Shrol-lron nn
Comwr ware. Ilrns l'lps. Hydrniilia Nozxlcsr
Force rumps, Chains, Lead I'ipe. nose,
nAUDWAP.k! CUTLKUV ( TRAILS OF
all sizes. ' ii
liar, I'latc nnd assorted Iron) ,
Points. Oils, HI.CK itmlGlswal i
All qualities of 1'owder $
Shot of all numbers , ,
finishes or ovcry variciy,o(c.,a(c
Wooden and Willow Ware:
Hope Ilrass and Iron Wlru;
Illacksmllfi, Carncnlir nnd Minors tools of
every variety.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
t
Consisting ot ,
Citt-lrnn nnd Sleel I'lons;
feir-shnrpcnlng Feed Cutters;
Cauldrons and lion Wash Kettles '"
Cultlvutors, Wheelbarrows, etc. ,
Stoves.
Always on hand, a large lot nt Parlor. Cook- '
Ing, Olucu and Cabin Ktovcs, of assnrlrd sizes,
plain and fancy, constructed nn latest rucl-sav-nc
plans. Hollers, KctIM, Tots, l'nns. and ev
ery thing connected with these stoves, warranto '
durrtblo nnd perfect.
All articles sold or manufactured by him,
WAUKANTHtf. Ills work Is made or tho
best material und of choicest patterns.
fetuOrderit attended to with dispatch, and Mi
di according to directions. Ho Is deter
mined to sell nt uw rim-Kit ron cisu.
Call and oxamlue his stock beforo purchas
ing elsewhere. Sept. 14, 1806.
JOHN
Importer of
AND
BiLGER,
Farm Implement
MACHINES.
JEWELRY.
CLOCKS AND WATCHED
FANCY ARTICLES
- AT-
New Store?
Next Door to Saclia llrtm.
t Ni:mu:it
has stocked his new slur with
I. it I trtro nud MiliinUlo
iiwnrttucnt it 1 tit-rt
slvli-H mill tutterns uf
NI'ltlN AMMVKIIJIIT li"ViV
-.....--!.:;-....- .&"- -.
CLOOICH.
SII.VKR WAT0HK3.
IMAMONM) .TKWKLltY
I'KAUL. KMr.UAI.II, CAM 120 BIXS
Together with u splendid lot of sillier
saraE'wwaisaciawTK", .
Ilreast-I'lns, llrDiiclitn.
l-ir-ltings, Fingvr Kings.
J."fl(ets, HiK'ltles, Clasps,
llrucrlets.Hli'cti! Uullons,
Nrclilan-i.
U'uicli-Chaiiis,
Cli-itel shim
und Hi .ttit;
Also, complete sell of Incnmwrulil
C?xx.r-tin OTo-oeolry,
in.iiiiif.ieliircil finin the richest mid imxt liei-utl-ful
sHiimnin of (Jiild Hill mill I'ottli-r t)uatz!
In addition to tlie-ulmvc, umy Im luuni nt
Ida slorx tho beat qualilies ol
TAHI.K AND 1'OOKKT CUTLFIiY
And, in short, n general variety nr
McU-XnckH K Fjincj- Art I tie.
All of nlilcli will be sold ut fcnv i-imcm
und unrrnnlril.
nKI'AIHINO.-Ciocks. WntclK and Jetv
elry repnlrcil with promptness, und in a man
ner to ciiiirunlffsiilWaclioii.
.MAUI'ACrUitl'll I,. nnW. n,.r .rlt.bnf
Jt'wt-lry, (villi iiniiiet4 uni dispatch.
BSJU Cull nnd sco his now slock, nt hi- new
store, on Culilnrnln alnvl, iivst floor Mr-acLa
Urt., JacKsoiivllle, On'gnn.
Iucls.)iilf. Dec. 17. IBC2. tf
GR0VENSTE1N & CO.,
Piano Forte
sMAitirrACTuiiBJia,
499 Broadway New rorJs.
TIIKSE I'lANOS KKOLIVED THE nidll
est Awitnl of Jlcrltlntlho IIWTs t'tir,
over tho best makers Irom London, l'nrls. Gt-r-many,
tho eltlvs or New York, 'I'hllodHlnhhi,
IjaUluipro aad Ijoston : alo the GM JMal ut
Ihoiwiam Imlitutt. for FIVK SUCOESSIVi:
YEAK8I Our I'ianos contain Iho French
(riind Action, Harp I'ttlal. Overilrung Uass.
j-ull Iron Fmmo.antlall Modern Improvements,
bvery lnstriiiiieiit tmrronW f y(ari. Maile
uiiilt-r Iho miKrvlsion or Mr, J. II.
G!lOVESTEKN.ho has nr,.tlel .
perlepcsor over thiriy-tlvo years, autliJs the
maker or otr flntn Iftoumtut viano-forta. Our
facilities (or maiiiifaolurlntr enable' Us to sell
Ihew Instruments from 1UQ to 20Q thm
than any first class piuuo.
September tilth, i860. Sept29-ly.
T7
$506 REWARD!
The undersigned nould most respeotrully,c,U
the attention or the public to bis new, ,
UVERT.1ID FEED IMm,
pBEQiS.TRP'jc:;
I have a flno'slcclt of llUOGIBB and 'TEAMS,
and exoellont' SaddlaiHorset.always on
lia,u4, as well as, a good, supply j
Ab4 VMri0 shtre of tpuWIe pttrVafc aaHeit
tt , irtdiojiMl.lrjiMeliir,rH
JaokionVlllvi July i, UflTi ' ' 'M-frn '
ILJ