Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, June 06, 1868, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTJijJP! ?MPP. Qatujiday Moiuftxp, June, fy I8p8. Quautk PnosrKCTrt. The work of prospcctlngi quarts! veins is still leing igqrously imrpjteA Nqvc. vvorkjs be ,lhg itoiic'nnd.lrts tyieciilftting than lor- ineriv. mo yrorK ot crushing on tno Timber Gulch liis been suspended tot ft fovv dnyf , to give nn opportunity ol ns hoi ting tlto roci;. However, inoqtiaru tttken out hi tho few (lays 'Inst pnt is of n viclicr grfida than licrtitdforo fount), nnd the" Mitoiint or barrctt rock will nrobably,nqt nmoint to a fourth, W. A. Jolinsou is taking rooTc from tbo Mimo lead, but rt lew hundred feet from tlio first opening. Tlioso that have hccii specimens from tho new opening nronomico tho nuarU cnunl to that ob tained from IJnllou's claim. Twenty ions of quart?! from the Rising Star ,Tcad, owflcd by Messrs. Ftinok, Cum. uiUigs nnd Palmar, Ri" crushed last ivcfcK, nnd payed nine doilnPS per ton, Messrs. Mend, Hrook, Howard CDd Smith have taken fifty tons of rook from Mho Blue Lend, which is being crushed this wc6k. Geo. Drawn, P. D. Pnrsont, 2iiid E. 0. IlrookB nro rtinnliign tunnel, ho ns to stiiko tho old lliohnrdson Lead, with a view to take niinrlr. out and have it milled. On Thursday evening they had struck tho pay quartz, nnd insuch minntiticA ns to bo visible to the nuked eye. From what has boon, hccii of tho ledgo it is judged thnl it is of that clns known as cliimney leads. Col. C. H. Drew is making preparations to quarry rock from tho Ilolinan lead. The Gold Hill or Ish lend is to ho tried again, and it is hoped thnl -success will Crown the efforts of tho prospectors. Mils, Si own This lecturor was in 'I'upsilnv nml town, aim spoke on Wednesday nights. Iler subject was "Spiritual Philosophy." As an argu mentative reasouer. bhe is not trood. though her lectures nsrhetoiical toiler-1 sals yero very fair. Hlienilvnnccil hut nn cflbil fo defeat the laws of Con iWjllcai in support of her theory, grcss. It will bo Interpreted bv tho Her prinuiplo foitu seems to bo to Mill unreconstructed clement in thu tfotith down the orthodox ideas, but she fails I to give anything in lieu thcicof. Shot complains lutteily of tho sin very ol i t liiiil with those thalbi'longtnehureh 'S. It is it sci ions question with us, wneincr onesinicrtvot miiiii iseniarg- largcd by einlir.icing the ideas ol siinit-' .!!. in . ,ll,llM"' 1 whether one's liberty of mind isenlari'- tioi.iiKNPi:v. Mp.IiJ.lliitBliiiiMMi, u y.in Krnueisco, has shown us n snm- ( pie of u new pen beniing tlm ;i.ne limine.' The pen itelfpitiliips,iiiny not USl"-'!!?1 lionc rijir io many ouicrs lor iiiuursi nnpvrihlinitle principles ol justice and irnmeii io any grenicxicni: it near perfect in lew iionrnt is usel, intt niter that it freedom upon w he h our unt bnal e-' "" P.porngiii. oi wc nmt t yi e- i.,inucu begins ,, improve I, is inado r We ,el, could there have been 8!SiJA'5iSKS,2Ka!EiSS. KU -JS i'Ulllplttirill llletlll Hint Will not Corrode, HUV fail UCr e-XlircsMoil than this, horra men. BLktiawliilnsI to Ijo Ibo moil nrr. iieujhu ioiit will wir hiuoolh in-1 Here is n mini who interprets the Pits 'inl"Tif Sharp, nswith the pien-iil sl e ' idenlial duly ns respect for the public Me; tl hi eel pens We have ned one of the liens lor tliepaht wci'l-, nuI liml it to liu iill.thnl is claimed lor il. Mr. II. will Milp in town for u lew days jet, nnd gie till n ehiince to try thepen. ,l,.n.Viiiiioi.vn.wV Ciinii perforined in tlii.t plnce Tliui-sdny mid lift night to n'rMry'large 'tiudicuccC Tlfe per t'orumiico," was excellent. We have ,puver huuii hoiach trained belter than llioschclnuuiiiiMn this trouiie. 1'i.inli- liu (i'k'H better now ihan.wi ever saw i liiiu-l(i:liiT. I ho ael ot turning tisum-' Inlulelity to the principles which tu- iiiyi'Kiiull on a bnreb.ick Iihi'm' Jias nev- jitiiiphed in their defe.tt. Ilcihtnrihlc, erl'eliire been perfuriued on this coiii-l. idiM-reet, :iiid priuleiit uiiiu, who has ,,' " ,. ., . ,, gained the coiillileiico of Ifiiilicals with- w.i.A,-uxm,,: Maiiiixi:. Mr, Pal Unn- 0ll !,.; t)l;lt 0rCoiihtvative. Tho egat) ii using it patent wagon-liru m;1- 'eauvnbs in his behall will l.e the glut ting iimoliiiie. Jl is mi constructed, est oiitliiiMUMii known miioc tlio days llhat when tho tyru is heat, il can bo I of llarihon, but nil enthusiasm based put in the machine, nnd by tho simple , on solid causes. ' All who foudit or ljioving ot n lever, tno iron is crowded moving oi n lever, iiio iron is eiowtiuti trigellicY, thus milking tho tire uiallcr i..;:..i. i..... i i...j .....i.:.,., 1 1.. i;.... ......iin wjtliout tho tiotiUlool eutling piece out ol it. lloontt Au Siiokn Mr. hy luis opune'd u blmp on 'California Si i col, where ho is ureiiaivd to take the incus- uni Rudj)it'nll who may npply, with ens 'trflii uindJ "boots. Mr. IJ is an old icbideiit of tho town, and has woikcd iAM Eahgcls afiop ior hovoralyearrf. H.l,iA Hy refeience to .our adver tising columns, it will be seen that Mr. Liml, of Kcrbyville, and Mr. White, of Hock Point, nro picpniing to givo par t(t!9.ftil tho ad of .Tiilv. Tho icasou ol Xlic 3d being selected is, tliat tho 4th comes on Snttiiday. '."J'iiu Foijinii. A largo number of Aur;ltizeii8 arc going to Ashland to tp 'celebration, but as thoy cannot all go.uVve would Hkotohe.irofiOno8tQps buing taken to eclobrate in Jacksonville. 'Vho says yes? , EW Gooori. Tlio spiing slock of goods nre being received by all our mer chants1, and thu stores, which had got eiupty, rvio now being filled rapidly witlf lnoy'nnd fashionable .styles of gdodK Pou am: JUv, Mr. Mux Urcntauo, ,,Ulfi,filU 9f Midler & lirpntaiio, lea on tudtngo this week lor San Francis co. IIo takes his family w-ith him, mid iltfUng'toMimko that city.lns pe under- ity of Yvekti will cclQbratu St. Johns day, Juuo'24tlii with appropriate ceremonies. Our folio vv'towiifuncn, O.Jacobs, by hpecial icquest, will dolivcr tho ora- Ii:vv Ti-ii.v our,- Ir. J. J. (.'oinslock ojllio'lirni ot (y'pinslook- & C'avvloy, at- 'MilWiI'MiMuy yt" hwl'YP"Kjil"t I oitl;iiiil,liriiiKiiiiVvitiiiiu Hue new caiiiac, which v ill r-ciit lour jeti'iis. iS'mf IS i?Ji jefiidqiice.t" , , t Oki.kiuutio.v at Yiiek.v, We hlnud tlint'tho Mnsotiio Irntern Ornnt. r ThDAtlnntic Monthly forrMav, in nnartlolc on Grant and the PresidWicy, refers to him in the following terms : JJwesA tho Democracy is feigneS nnd out-xJRtanco a sham; we can scarcely be worse Misgoverned than when we nro.forcea nnght by an Executive. "I don't bcliovo," says Mr. Wndo, In n re cent Conversation flllt-iliiifrul In him i r'that ft President onght to bo setting ., himself tip as n poltcy-makor. When i am niKeu wnat my policy will be in cno I have to dischargo tho Presi dential duties, I generally answer that I won't have any policy. It is tho du ty of Congress to adopt a policy, nnd cVc had trouble enough from the ef- ..... v. . ,uiU,, m m ,,, ,i JHJ1IUV for themselves, nnd orco Congress in to tho ndoption by tho use of tho Gov ernment natronntro nnd otJiprwiso." To somesneh clear idea of the business of Presidency, General Grant has shown himself to have attained; nnd wbcthor he has reached it through tho experience of n life time, or through i'je events of the two instructive years of Mr. Johnson's numilJtrntion, wo need not very dilligcntly inqnire. Yer how thorouchlv events have ed ucated him in political chnractcr nnd tho most ndvanccd ideas of sclfcovcrn- tnent few of us understood till, two years later, vc read thoso words in protest against the removnl of General onera;!;- "I earnestly urgPj in tho nnmo of a natiiotio ncojiie, who iiavo sacrificed hundreds' of' thousands of lives and thousands of treasure, to pro servo tho Union nnd Integrity ol ttils pre- tecrntv ol this count ry.tliat this order bo not insisted on. It , unmiMnknbly, tho express wish oft lie country thni General Sher idan should not ho removed from his command. This is n Republic where the will of the people is the law of tho land. I beg that their voice may bo heard, (ten. Sheridan has pei formed his duties faithfully nnd intelligently. His removnl will onlv bo nvrniilnl n those who did nil they could to break up this government by arms, aim now wish to nc tlio onlv element ennsiiiieu ns to tno method ot I'OStor- . ' ing order as a triumph. It will em-! uonicn tiiem to rcnewcil opposition tn the w ill of the lovnl tnnssi's. belie inir , 'ilint il..... 1..... i. p. .!.:.. . '.? l,,nl ,VU-V ,,avc ,I,U I-Metllivo With bnlden them to I Iwitn ' , Xeithcr for tho great c.xigencv of 'reconstruction which makes us nil He-1 'publiciins, whateior our opinions of , tin ill's or debts or tuxes, nor for tho win, nun tue ncMiicutini policy ns u plain obedience to the laws of Con gress. To which the San lnitieieo liiHi.lin iuIiIm The penpleol the I'niteil States can trust such a mini astliih. ( IIo nil) nev etCplaS the' role of'tui huinhle ,,indi id iinl," boasting ol the steps of his iiho to power, nor ollend them with ills , g.weful .speeches, lie will bo mag- n;imiii()iit anil i.iiiinv io iiiom who wero be.ileii in the civil war, without oted or lahoieil or piaved lor tho : .1... ir - ueserviitiiiu of the I uioii, mid who believo the Republic hhould bo con dolled in thu spiiit of tho Declina tion, will sujipoit him gladly and will1 take for their motto, in tho comiiig campaign, tho meiuorable sentiment lliisl uttuicd in California dining thol trying dnj . Victory." tiny of IK01 "God Giant ' H.m.v. A lino uliower of lain fell in Itoguo Itiver Valley on tho afternoon of Tuesday. CHURNS. MENDENALUS PATENT.! THE CHURNS ARE NOW REING MANU fucturcd by Howard & Smtyk in Jncn-1 vine. 'J no public nre invueu to can anu exam In llii-ni Tlm farl lint Ibev will churn but tor In the abort space of from two to (lvi win- X families In tbla county, nnd baa everywhere, nte, will convince tho most skeptical that they when uaed, become lodltpenuable, I haTe pur nro far superior to anything of the kind ever chaeed the right for Jackwn and Joaephluo before offnred lo Ihe jaiblic. They are UHdea, telf cleajers.uo scrubbing or uanhlug by hand necessary to Keen tucm perfectly clean. G.B.DLOOD. May 23lb, J8681 m30-tf. DEDICATION BALL. A GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN AT Ashland, ou the eveulnft of July 3d, lo ouo of tbo spacious rooms of tho Fa lory Build ins;. Tho best music In ibo country secured. Ev ery exertion will be made to reudcr guests coin- fcV. ' ,.,... A coraiai lufimiiuu is micuucu iu " Ashland, Ogu., May 2Sth, lbC8. (d Notice lo the Tmuliug Public. TUB SACRAMENTO KJYKK. WAGON Road has been fully opeued sjnee the 27th day of April. Tbo road U now and ulaays will bo lu the best of condition. This road from Yreka to the American Hunch, In Sacramento valley, is twunty.scven miles khorler, and from Anderoon's Ranch, near the Klamath, by wuy of Little Shaklu valloy, forty tbno utiles ihoiter tbiiu the rltucrotiil. This road paNc over no high mouutiiinc. Muv 10th 18Cf mill 3iu- EXCITEMENT! I ' v I A . Majority of1 lboe who read newspapers nevtr even glre a hasty glance at a buslatM a- tutiicraeni, anil u a MAN Xl 1. il-X Actually hat a choice variety or goods which belsselllng cheap, it hardly pars him to publlih the Tact : therefore we hare;. FOUND Tt best simply lo Intllc everybody to call and x examine our stock of goods and Hit of prices before purchasing elsewhere, and say but little ,u ";u "" aoiuiyana determination to make It advantageous to thoso who are not DEAD TVj Ihctr own Ihlcrwt to tmy their DRY JL- 000D3, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES. NOTIflNS AtirSm' SI1 MQUOnS, n AllDTVARE. CROCKERY. TODACCO-ln fao, EVERYTHtNO IN rpiielr line, at A1ULLUH & IIIIKNJ corner of Oregon and Main X TANO'R Streets, JACKSONVILLE. May 29lh,lSCS. The Cclebrnteil Horse, CAPT. SlilGAKT TTTll.f. CTiwn AT.n'tip i.ivrn V bio of Coimtock .V. Cswley, In . RY RTA JacLfon vme, on ntMunys nnn wconcniv, im at ,,,,0,r"nc,'.rl1ie '"lrlbT, nerAMnd Mills, JsckM'n Oounly, Oregon, oil IridayV nnd fat- unlny'.. tho cmult.8 ?en.on. comtnenclMR April nnd at Till, nntl viidlni: Julr lat. 1BC8. I mrpliiuM On pi. AllRnrl, In Licking counly, Ohio, nud lironplit liltn out via l'nmunn, In the Spring of 'CO. IIo Ian beautiful, dm k dapple bay; lia tlhed' UlO'pohnifc? and trolled feci funni-d liorK la Ohio, for rpced a; a frol ic r nml Hie. PEDIGREE: lilt rim u;ii n larjrc. beautiful "Sir Tliiiinnt llnrre:"i: wrc u wWI btiil Inrfbbrte. knona in W'miilHtirirt Sir Tlitiiiiant'' Uj by Dtnmnud, Jr , mill liu Ity iinpoitul IMnurtu). Jl Uain a a well bred "I'nrmtr't lell:ht,''iuiil In llio county liai iver itootl uiicqiiaUU ni a Itoaditcr noil in.ire fur gent'ral mriocf. C.irr. SUQAIITU nlmiriirothcrof Cnpl. I'Mier, nownuneil In California. No rtalllon ol hi Am Inn niunlol lilt tlmo nt n I roll it, Id) la ului o liall brolker toMolMliook.ofCln cllinnll, Otilo, mLo Iim tlioiMi a fall I'mtalanda iiiiiliultil In tlio animU or irullliiK time ; nlio it Inir brollier In Hie ci-lt bratnl I.atly I.I)(lilfool, i.rciilcaso, I'nlly VVblto of tjau Kranclico, and Wild lllll. or Iltill'-lo. I litrn tliatauotlier hnH brol'ier culled Capt. lalrlleld, vrut uHntilttl llio l-'lul 1'rtiiiluin nl (lie mate I'nlr In Olilo, aud ni fptiKeii of In tlirlr rrporl at tl.u bfl bone forKCiural uie. (Sru leport now In my pot itMuii.) llencu II It plain In 1m) kern, Hint lie la of a finally of Ibo bctt ctock of bortea for tiieed and alto In Central Ohio, lilt collt, ulien Kroirn. are lnrpe, vell formed, with good action and flue style, mid bring the blglictt price for lie r.jilern market. Tt:MSriZ tho acuon. in U, 8. coin. V, 0. addrect, Aihlaod Mllli, Ugn. Y. 0. MYKR. Aililand Mlllr, March 27tb, 'CH. mar28-td PIONEER WASHING-MACHINE. This excellent machine took FIRST PREMIUMS, Over all competition, at the laic STATE FAIRS -OF- OREGON m CALIFORNIA. TT HAS BEEN INTRODUCED INTO MANV counuea, anu am prepareu io auppiy an oruera at short notice. 1 am nermltted to refer lo Mrs, John E. Rom, Mrs. Clark 'lay lor, Mrs. Samuel Robinson, Mrs. Dr. Robinson, Mrs. Vaoooy, and many other ladles who have used the machluo and like it, because it docs Its work well and with case. A large family watb can be run through lu one hour. I will warrant and keep the machine lu repair for two years. The ma chine will be for sale at toy shop, on the corner ot Fourth and O Sts., Jacksonville. Price, $18. G. W. WATSON. May 29 lb, 1868. m30-wl. C.F.BuKb'. BLAKE J. R. Hei-wis. HELMAN WOULD CALL TUE ATTENTION OF bulldert, and U who Jiare building u contemplation, to the fact that their splendid new plaining irsll Is in successful operation, and that ibey are able to do plaining of all kluds, toualng aud grooving, and anything In the Rue on abort notice, in the best style, aud at reduced rates. Other superior machinery, In conjunc tion with the planer, enables us to furnish doors and eash, door and window frames, and furni ture at low rates j in facl we are determined not to'bcuodcnoldby any inuuuraclurtr In our line. Givo uaaCALL. BLAKEA HELMAN. Ariiluiid Oicgou, May 1'Jlh, lfcS. ,r RMT ill mlln in 1 in. nml it t.'. mi nnt-., imi. """"- " "" "- - II.V. .v.. DOWN I DOWN II DOWN !! t WITH HIGH PRICES. NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES AT THE wrcisaipiys tot? pAaSMoooa.' SACHS BROS' AnK NOW RECK1VINQ THE LARGEST. Chcapctl, and beat eclcetedStockofJprlnR uu aummir uooua Tcr onereu id me market, CONSISTING Of Ladles, Mlaaen. and Chlldrcn'a HATS 2" CLOAKS, or tho tatMl alylea. AIo a Com plete Mfortment of DRY OOOPS, STJOH A.S SllrJlltJMdS, , COTTONADrl TADLKMNKN.9, T0WEMN05, PRINTS, CnECK8, III.KACHKI) ASH UNIII.KACHK1) MUi' I.IN5, DENIMS, l'OI'I.INS, Dr.t.AINI', AMMCOAb', IIOMHAZINES, GINGHAMS, IiAWNi. CIIAMIlltEVS, JEANS, 1TAIN AND DOTTED SWISS, OAMIIIIIU, NAINSOOhW, And In fuel every UiIiir uiually kept In a l'lrrt Clan Dry (ooda Store, at minis Miiirii deki hompwitioji. OUft ASSORTMENT OF UllKKNH l-IIIMMIXlf, IMII1MII.M. IIAIll .NKTS, IIUTTO.M1. UllltlOMM, KMBUOIIIKIUKS, I.ACKN. NII.KN, I'l.AISr A IS I) VANOV IIANUICKltllllKt-N, IIIINIKIIV, Cloak Oriiamenu nml Kollona, uik or Tin: vmwKsr xm.tvnox. OUR STOCK OF OLOTHINO, IJOOT.S'. .S'HOCV. HATS AND CAI'.V. have been nkclttl ilth morn limn imial care, and wo aro iitau'ii io ray mat no iiouno iiiia iiiie or .van I'mnclico tan vxcM ua In vatlely acd ly lu. WEI A&LTnmF Ar iimihI. a fiipply or (1I10CKRIE.V. I'ROVKS' 10N.V. I.IQHOliUIO.IR.S'.TOIMUCO, MIR. ItOR&'audgDEENSW.IRi:, which we proinl'o to aell at rery low prlcva lor CAM. Cull nnd cMimlne, and learn our prlcca, ua wo arodeierinlncd lo accommodate tho moil iconoinlcal buyer. iimj-ntr SACHS BROS'. HAmVJQST or ltS. 1-' D.AHTHlIItAiSONNOW )F- .1. fer for ralo tho well kimwii COMIIINED REAl'ER AND MOWER, mado ntHprliiRlteld, Ohio, called tho NEW YORK IMPROVED, or .SEYMOUR & MORGAN Muclilne. Aa a Reaper It has ua vijual (and with the Improved A'lcel Cutter liar, which will cut dote to tho ground or two feet blub, It ijuU thu beat uiontr lo UK. On tbo aid hllla. Il la the licit Machine known, Ita continued high alandlng, In competition ullh the vurloua kluda brought lo tbla markot ,aaaiuoal oouvlnelng pronl of tho auperlorlly of tho NEW YORK IMPROV ED REAPER. It will cut more acrea per day, and laat longer than auy other Machluo sold. Wu alto have for aale tho New York Improved SELF REAPER. Tbla Machine Iim been teat cd fit lour yean at the Emt with Ihe blgheat approval, Alo GIANT REAPEIl-cuta a aev cu'foot swalb. Also WOOD'S SELF RAKERS, ahlcbaroall wUl kbown lo farmers. Also, Jlulitea' Ueudera, HEADDER WAGONS 0RTHUCK8 JACKSON (MIchlKan) FARM WAGONS, HORSE J: MULE CAUTS. HORSE POWERS. FARM M1LI.S, FAN MILLS (all elzee.) THRESHERS, RE VfM.viun nAieva whimm. mv va riiiAlN FORKS of all klnda.' SCYTHES AND8NATH8, PLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATOR.?, Klc with a full ami general aasonmini or Agricul tural Goods, all cf which will be sold low by J. D. ARTHUR HON, ImpOtera and Dealers, May9'3in '(,'a Franeltco. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST!! Tiflli UNDKRSIONKU OFl'U 1'01 tale at uoprecedenlly low prlcca OHIO and IIUOKBYK Ecapcr aud Mow er; Belf and JJandrakei McCOItMA'CK Itetpcr and Mower) 2 and 4 horse Self and Hand rake ; 1IAINKS' Improved Illinois IJeaders; PUTS' JmnfQved 3C-Hore Beparalori I'lTl'S' rwpfoyed 12-IIor Power j 1J ALI9 Improved Tornado Separator i WceJ-8ower, Culllvaloii, Plows, Ac, of a recent importation, and most approved style make. Farmers will do well to call before pur chasing elsewhere. KNAPP & GRANT, 310 Washington 8 tree San Froocbio, May ICtli, 1668, ml6-w3 THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID VOH H dei i of all klu4, delivered at the market of the undesigned, In Jacksoaville. JUUN OliTII, Deciubcr 8tb IbliC. If Jonx 8. DsfM Auiisptn MiRtLV, GLENN, DRUM & CO., CdkAum inC GENERAL MERCHANDISE CALIFORNIA STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. i NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS ....iXD.. JST3dTW PEIOES! LOW PRICES WILL WIN I THK AnOVE NAMED FIHM tako pleasure In notifying their friends nml tho public generally, that they are now receiving and opening a very large and ex tenilro stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS, BVinv wine ntnTOTun HATS AMD OAFS, CALIFORNIA AND SALEM CLOTHS, M.ANKKTH, HOOP SKIKTH ETC., ETC. BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladlct', Misses' and Chlldrcn'a Short. &$r Wo liave, also, In connection with Tfrt BSf tho aliovc, n vety largo nml T9 CS extensive stock of choice " ttif Groceries, Hnrdware, tD DST" Qiicciwrnrr, -ffi tr Glaus- -Ya fcaV- watc, Cutlery, "fat Stir I'olnli and Oil; also, "tM loy-Wlntlow (HaM, Nails, Iron-al tttir- und Hlccl. Cast nnd Slccl -rjM rfir Plows, Wooilcn and Willow ware, - We are ready lo sell anything lu our line at the LOWEST CASH PRICE. Pirfonswlrhlng to buy gooila, w III And It greatly to their ad vantngo tn examine our stock before purchaa lug ilMivhrre, ua wcuro determlnetl not lu be tiiiilcrxilil by any houte In Jackaou county. Givo ua a call, and then Judge lor yourself M to our capacity to furulib goods n above. ULUNN, DIUJIl,tt'o. Jackaonvllle,Marck2,18CT. tf NEW DIGGINGS STRUCK ! WILLOW SPRINGS STOKE, fllLLUW Sl'ltlMi-J Jaikkun Co., W'.M. IlIUJKll PKOI'UItrrOH. fPhe iiiulcialaiii'il hereby hii- X nuunccs lo the clilxina of Willow Sprlnitr, ami viciuiiy, mat no lias openru a storo In lbs liloce. and iiflira lor sale his largo and well icliotid stock of CLOTH 1 NO OF ALL KINDS, IHlOTri AKUHHOKS, HATS AND UA PS, tlUOCKUIKH. LIQUORS, TOHACCO, CIGAIW, and all kluda of general merchsudUe. Terma ilo nre iay eah doau, Call around allow yoursclve lo be couvlucetl Ibat Goods can lo sold Just an Oimj) ua in Jacksonville. WILLIAM SILQCR. Willow Springs, Oct. 0, 187. ocil2lf DiMltiea ef Oe-partstribip. Notice la hereby given that the eo partner ship hcrelofuro exlatlug between J. M. Sutton and W. II. H. llydj. known a the firm of Sut ton & Hyde, lu (bv Oily Drug Store, In Jack sonville, Oregon, la Ibia day dhsolved by mu tual oousent. All debts due Ihe Ute Arm will bo recilved and receipted for, by Sutton A 8tearos, who will also pay all Indebtedness against the said Arm. J. M. SUTTON, W.U.B.I1YUU, Jacksonville, Oregon, May lat, 1808. Tho underalgned would retpcctfully say to the old petrous of the Cur Diuu Stokk, that we will continue baalues at the old sUud, aud solicit a continuance of tbo liberal palrouaco heretofore extended to the Houie. ma9w4 HUTTQN & STKAHNS. Xwiter'0 ad MMsa ffAKB INTO. CONSIUF.TtATION. THAT a tno unuersigneu ;r tUo Ust aloek of " . i i "uq. uu,rnide shot-guns, single aud doublet revolvr f, ,i,e U,e,( ,Sd l " ' ful i imlwm, tbi lte.t nd besi. AlHbeio goods WB;rtlluUd yK,, ibo best kinds or powder and powder ,Ds; all aorta or shot and shot-bags; and tost, but not least, eyerylblug sod at very rea sonable rates, Reparations bxecuted prompt and cheap, and whoever dots not trust tbeso words, only need to toma tnd convince himself to JOHN MILLER, on Tbfrd Street, uext door south of U. V, How ell's Law OMce. Jacksonville, Feb. 27th, 1688t ttbty-tt B iLL-HKAHB PHINTKIl AT THK .StMihKL Oriice ut S1J per Ihousand, llUU T. GI.K.SK, REDINGTON & CiVS Tbli valuable preparation, containing In highly concentrated form all the properties cl Jamaica Ginger, has become one of Ike moil popalar domes tlo remedld for all disease of tbe stomach and digestive organ. As a tonic, It will be foumllnVklnablo to all rmraont recovering from dehllllv. whtiKnr nrn. ducCd bJ Ce'" or otherwise, for whilst It ten parts W tho ylem all tbe glow and vigor that oan l produced by braody, It Is entirely freo fro tho actlooary tOeetj of spirits of any kind. It Is also an excllont remedy for female who nSer from diaacali Biensluralloo, giving a'most Immediate relief to Ihe spasms that so frequently aecompanr that period. It rives Immediate relief to Names, raosed by riding In a rsllroitd ear, or by eea-stefcarsa, or other cause. It Is also valoable as sn exlernaf sppllca tlon lor gout, rhetmstism, ocaralgia, tlo. RE0INGT0.1 k To., A6B.1TS FBI TIIS CMOT. Dated April 24lh, 18C7. ap37yMiM Stop that Coughing! Somi yon of can'tj wo pity yon. Toa ham tried every remedv but thu nm iImiIm t u Intrioslo BKrlt to supersede all stnllar prrpa Titiuns. It II not sorprlstmr yon should be r. loctant lo try something else, after Ihe many experiments yon have made of trashy com ponods foisted on the public as a certain cure; but : Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP Is really the VKUY IlKST remcly over com. pounded for tbo euro of coughs, colds, tore throat, asthma, whooping cough, bronchitis ami coDiumptloi' Ihouainds of people In California and Oirgon have been already ben efitted by tho surprising curatlvo powers t Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP" ami with one accord givo it lliclr unqualified approbation. Wo now address ourrelrra tu all who arc unacquaintcil wild lhli, Ihegrralrst Panacea of tho age, for Ihn healing of all ll rairs of the Throat and I.uogs, aiiurlng you Hint Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP has cured tliouiands, aud It WILL CUHK YOU iryou trvlt. Tbla Invaluable medicine Is plenaotit to Ihe laitet soothing, healing and strengthening In llsiiTiclij entirely free from all poisonous or delilerlous drugs, and perfectly barmlrss aodtr all clrcumalances. CcrllDcalcs Iroui many prominent cltlsstiaof Han Francisco accompsny every bottle of Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP, HKD1NUTON i CO. AgenU, Hsu Francisco. Ahead ef aUfothera ia tfca (Murthn Washington' , HAIR RESTORER. A I'KKrKCT iiaih iiinTOitr.ii anu iuiu naissmi Hulh rumblitttl In iii, Tlu.l ihi Ui,liu'r U4o. Noi rau Uul.altl.U I.M iluu; Tit H-u4 !) kitp II iw.nl 'Utt Ilia Mailka Wubliituu.' Totolj ikvuMial bMila itilit a V I.M i.. ImI It i .uhJ, HIIM..H. lunra ill ill roma Uklh-I n. Willi Ibtlr litwa all itiJ. Will keep thu hair soft aud glow, change gray hair lo Its orlglual color, preveut Ihe hair from falling oot or get It la ting Ihlu, make old heads look yousg, aa4 do all that can bu riatonably expected of HO a grnulue, Arstrale Hair Itestorer. All who have used It pronounce il superior 10 ivcrylhlug of Ihe klud, and being a pvrftct Hair Ureaaer as well as a peifeel Hair llestorer, It Is au acqulaltlon to ev djr) Try ery toilet. Hedluglon A Co., Wholesale. It. Agents, San Francisco. GRAFENBURG UTERINE Catkolicon, If faithfully used sccordiog to directions, will cure every case of Diabelrs, and greatly alii gate the troubleaome efccis caused by a relax, alioo of tho outlet of the bladder. Il ia a aat successful remedy for (Jravel and other eraveasee of tbo Kidneys and bladder, and for feeaale dU eases it unequalled. Tbe OATH 0 LI CON iiulibrnilly cures Prolapsus, Uteri, Whites, all Irregularities of tbe Mootbly Turns, Suppres sion, Incontinence of Urine, ltloatlpit and ckf slcal Swellings, and all diseases of Pregoanev. Tbe specific action of this medicine is oaatH ate and certain upou the Uterine and AMflfn ioal Muscles and Ligaments,' restoring tW.los u healtby a state as thoso ol childhood and youth, so (bat patients who bare usee the UaArcuBiaa Courxxx'a Utkbink Oatholi can cannot lufflcleotly express tbelr gratitode for tbe relief afforded. HKDINUTON & CO., Agents, 416 and 418, Front St. San KraaekKo. RaeUagtaa'a pulwar iff Szt'ata ra in4,riMn rraah Iiulta. XaaSi buttU boMa t(c u aiucb aa anjr olbtr Wao4 in Ihe uukat, (boiaqanutljr Ibry ar lb cbg; t ioJ Ibo tt.it. VSt.NOOWeH. i Hi