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TUB OIUISIHIN SENTINEL.
von tiii: riiKsuiKNoY in 1808,
Ur.YMiKl H. OIIANT,
or tin cwrn atmt.
"Wdl Avnt, thou (ril n.l fillhfiil ap mnl." Thp r
pto hue rowAnl fir pilriot pnnlilimant for traitora.
voktiii: vior. pitiMtmiNuv,
Hunuvr.r.n ein.iwx,
D. M. C. OAULT,
I2DIT0H.
S.vtuhiuy MotiNtxn, Juno 20, 1808.
Tin: Sun Pmucisco JSciHHiHW'nilmits
tlmt tlio Republican party lins dropped
tlo nigger. It would be just lilto Do
mouraoy to pick iiun up ; they nre nl
ynys picking up little things, niul be
sides, tiio nigger belongs'to tlicm, you
know 1
Ootxo it Hum Tlio Democracy
of-Miiillson county, llliuoN, nt it Con
vention belli on lliu 11 ill ulliiuo, uuan-
iinoii'ly adopted tbu lblloxvinj: ns tlieir
platform ol principles: " Oo it blhul.'Uj
Thov went "it" no for somo time ami
fell into tbu ditch.
Andy Johnson frays " the approach
ing elections will redeem the Nation
loiii.im'-tnilii mill usurpation. It J
Ulo only sober reiuaik Andy lias made
lor icvctnl years, and the Senate came
within one votu ol saving him the
trouble of making it.
i. -.
fiimii: nro over fouiteeii hundred
colored children in the schools! of Wll
ntiugtoii, North Carolina. It is n'.i In
fernal outrage against denincii'.oy, as n
few years schooling will place them
beyond the inlliienco o',' tlmt delectable
lay-
Tin: Polk County Signal wishes to
know why there is so much " torn fool
ery " over the "Jlouorahio Ms-President
of tho Southern Confederacy."
It is probably becaii'ii hemp is too
high to admit of hanging the caitill'
economically.'
i -
WiTiiuiiAw.v. rG. M. Hanson has
withdrawn- from, his connection with
tho MaryftviJIoijiwr. If wo mistake
not, .Mr. Ilannoii was .Superintendent ol
tho b'mith River Reservation, near
Crescent 'Citv, under .Mr. LincoInV
iirst'ndniinioiniiion,
.TAsrnt .,oi the l.alayetto Courier,
comes out with an illustrated sheet,
lie publisher the photograph of a jack-
as beneath (hat ol a huge negro, as n
modest acknowledgment of his own
The White Ainu's Pnrty.
Wo met a son ot Erin a few days
ago seeking work. Ho had just come
from California. Ho gavo a lamenta
ble account ol tho scarcity of labor in
that State, and after unbosoming him
self freely, declared that it wnitho work
of tho Democratic party, "llegorra,"
said he, " they toulil us they were the
white man's party, and would dhrivu
Ivory divil of a Chinaman out of the
country if thoy got thu election."
"They got it, and look nt thim now."
The divil tho one's loft, but by tho
powers, it's faster and thicker they're
coining; and it's ivcrywhoio you'll sea
tho yellow mugs of tho dirty hay.thens
crowdin tho whitu. men -rind dliiivlu
thim out of tlio country, instead." "It
great things the DimocratiThave done
for the country ; thoro'n ould "Ilalglit,
that , wo thought would bo a white
man gocs'fo dliriuklnmid toastin and
rolllehln wlil tlio rat&tin -bastes, and
axin thim to lavo Chlnaand come here,
and welcom ; bedad maybe it's voters
lio'd be inakin of them, the scanditlous
ouhl bilk!" "It's badly sould, the
poor man Is," continued he, " when ho
votes willi paity that's crowdin him
out wid the naygerninl thu Clilnainei.,
and God lorgive mo if Dimocracy Ivor
gels my vote again wid its false pre
t'.uces and its liuinhuiigery." "Shuro,
it was thim that brought the yellow
divlls to the Coast, and when tlio Re
publicans wanted to tax the divil out
ot thim, tlio Dinioorats stopped it, for
they wanted cliapo labor." l?y me
soul it':i a purty white man's party
diiuoci-itey is, and it and me's done."
Wo parted with him, feeling satislicil
that the eyes ol another woikiug man
had been opened, and satisMed also
that every deiuocratio victory would
eventually open thu eyes ol thousands
more.
i.n.wi.kMii.
Tin: Union men of Siskiyou County
nroip and alive. They are organizing
Grant Clubs in every precinct. Are
we-to have any, or aie all '.lie Union
men in this county subjugated?
Tin: Yreka Journal say: "Stick
neys circus is coming northward."
Wo hope it wont Mick the people of
Jacksonville ns badly as the last one
did.
Ciur.r Justice Chase proposes to
run tho Democratic party a while ami
mako a decent institution out of it.
The first lesson will bo Universal Suffrage.
Tnounu: i.v Poktmnu.TIio Ore.
(Ionian denounces tho conduct of the
Deiuocratio roughs at tho City election
last .Monday, and datkly hints nt a
vigilauco committee.
Editow.w, Cimniik. -Tlio Salem
Jltcard says that McDonald is to retiio
from tho editorial charge of the ji
ionitt, which paper is to bo conducted
by W. A. Mcl'lierson.
Tin: Democraoy nro busy Chasing
found for a Piesideutial candidate.
Thoy will find Salmon P. a fishy old
subject.
Tub Yamhill county paper says theie
has been a great awakening ol the
spirit of '70 among tho Democraoy.
Wo bopo it wont fall n.slcep again.
Wendbll Phillips says hP had rath
or have Grant for President wi'jthout a
platform than Chase with tho best
platform that could be adopted.
N. J. Marshall was instantly killed
by tho falling of a treo near Oakland
on the 3d lust. So says tho Ensign.
'Yrixow FBVjiit. Tho yellow fover
is making fearlul ravages at Lima.
Two hundred aro dying dally.
"Always tub Samb." Any potr-on
who reads the accounts of the South
em elections, must at onee pereeivo the
unchangeable nature of Democracy,
and be convinced that it is every whole
the same. In tho Notth, Democrats
aro " nigger-haters ;" in the South,
they go down on tlieir knees to them,
and tell them that the Yankees mid
foreigners will como down South and
gobble up all the land if they do not
vote the JJeiuocrntlo ticket. In the
l th. they hold up i. .,:... -.
..ii.u ui ruuiai gooiiii, that, will go and
plump himself right down in cliuieh,
and ehewhere, he-Mo the white wives
and daughters of the laud; ami in the
South they hold up the foreigner as an
execrable monster that will inevitably
come and plump himself light down
beside tho nigger. The more we hear
ol Democracy, thu more wo are con
viueed that it is uneiiiuigeable, that
it knows no iiro'rosion. tint it ;ti...
most shameless, lying, double-dealing,
traitorous, grovelling organisation that
ever the count, y wascurnod with, and
only regret that theio is no hope ol its
changing as long as Ignorance flourish
cs and makes men fall easv dupes to
it.
The Humboldt Branch.
Wo learn by our Washington corre
spondence that Mr. Pengra has become
satisfied of the impossibility of scour
ing Congressional aid for a branch
rnilroad to tap tho great Pacific Trunk
by way of Diamond Perth'. Sleeting
with the opposition of our whole dele
gation, and with that ol other citizens
of Oregon in Washington, he has start
ed back in disgust. We also have the
bill ot Mr. Mullory, asking for assist
ance for branch road to run through
Rognu viver and Uinpqua yallics
cross the Cascade raugo bordering on
the east of this valley, pass through
tho Link river settlements, and con
tinue by Surprise valley to the lino ol
tho Pacifiu Rnilroad. As the topo
trranhical character ol the country
from Ashland to the head of tho Wil
lamette valley is ol siiuli n diameter,
that tho aid asked for might conflict
with tho Oregon Central, the bill pro
vides for the consolidation of the two
companies from such point where con
flirt might ensue. The effect ol tho
bill will really be to grant tiilditioii.il
aid lotlie Oregon Central until It reach
es this valley, or perhaps the Klamath
Rasln, nnd nssist in pushing forward
the work to speedy completion. The
Oregon Central will end at the State
boundry, and a lateral branch from it
to tho Pacific- road would certainly
force the completion of tho Calllornia
and Oregon road in order to ivapsomo
of the advantages that will certainly
be gained by u. Vfu have strong
hope that the bill may become a law,
pet Imps nt the pieseut session, mid if
it does, we may soon expect an indus
trial activity not heielofore experienced
in Oregon. II Government can be in
duced to bestow half thu sum per mile,
necessary to build it, we candidly be
lieve that in ten years it would saw
that amount in transportation ol sup
plies, munitions of war, and mails, be
sides having aided our young Statu to
population and wealth. Without such
aid we can expect but little prosperity ;
and we beliove that Congress is called
upon, not only by duty, but by interest,
lo give it speedily.
Geoiiob C. Goiham, of California,
has been elected Clerk of tho U. S.
Senate, vico Fornoy, resigned.
TiiBChiiiesopopulation of California
numbers 80,000. Counting Governor
Haigbt, it is 80,001.
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Tub lato Deiuocratio Legislature pi
Maryland abolished tho -fth of -July ns
a holiday in tho public ichoois. "
Tub Salem Jlecord has entered on
its second year.
About J inn Bg. In tho ease of Gen
eral Cole, lately tried at Albany,
(N. Y.), for murder, the jury camo In
wilh n verdict of disagieeinent six for
conviction for murder, mx for acquittal.
IJeforo their final di' charge, tho kix.fnr
conviction, upon a suggestion of the
Couit, wero willing to find n verdict of
manslaughter, but thoto for acquittal
would not yield, 'tho circumstance
makes ono think that juries, aio ei-v
singular institutions, and not always
the best medium of justice. Hero were
twelvo men, who nil heard tho samo
evidence; six mado up their minds
tlmt tho prisoner ought to bo hanged ;
six held him guilllw. Subsequently.
six como to tlio conclusion, without
having heard n word of additional uvi
deuce, that hanging was most too se
vere. 1 ho case in point is ono of those
calculated to shako iclianco in our civ
ilized but uncertain modo of ndminis-
luring justice, and impel enquiry into
tho instability of human things gener.
ally.
AHei- a Ttirmi'.
The Dcnioei-ioy are intent on noting
the role ol tho guardsman at thu bat
tle oi Wa"'' mini !. ...-. ....!.. i, l.i
make u prisoner ol a I'reiich Cossack,
was captuied himself. They aro set
ting a snaro to capture Chief Jastiee
Chase, one of the moil consistent de
lendeis of iiuiersal liheily and equal
right on this broad continent; ami il
they should succeed in elevatiiiif him
to the Piesidenoy, they will discover
that they havo "vaught a Tartar."
Next to U. S. Grant, Mr. Chaso is our
decided choice for President; and il
eiectou to tlmt High position by any
p.nty, wo would icgard his election as
a very blight calamity indeed. Chase
would bo to Democracy exactly what
Andrew Johnson has been to us; and
if we had a volo in thu IVnm :,.
-National Convention, it should cer
taiuly bu cast for him. It is very im
probable, however, that thu Democrat
io party has decency enough to throw
oft tlio mask and put forward a States
man who is. pledged l,y the act., of n
lilu timo to universal suffrage, ns their
candidate, although it should bo iheir
only hope,
Democratic I'rlncliilcs-A Dia
logue. A foreigner, anxious to study the
present condition of American politics,
recently inquired of a prominent Dem
ocrat what nro the present principles
of tho Deiuocratio party ? The follow
hi" dialogue ensued :
)tmocmt. Why, sir, tho Demo
cratic party lias always been frank in
thotfatement of its principles. You
Imvoonly to vend the platfoi in adopted
.it ill last. National Convention, nail
ymuvlll find them set forth In lull.
Jbw'ffDfr. I have read it, and find
the onlv distinctive point In it to be
"Hint, i'iIUt four years ol failure to re
Rtiro the Union by war, there omlit
toho an immediate cessation ol Hos
tilities." 1 suppose the triumph ol t he
(livorumi'iit "over the lebellion in the
fifth year of the war must have obliged
tlm i)fmncratlo party to admit that
tliey were mistaken.
Jkm. Mistaken I Sir, the Di'ino
cratro party wasnever mistaken. Hut,
on loficotion, I perceive that the pics
out principles ol thu party me not
stated in its platform. The Hist is that
thii a white man's country, and th t
black men have no constitutional riuhl
to vole, especially in reconstiiictlng
the Southern States, and no human
iiaik.ii nt ifii'a tttiiitt tlifi iifrlit.
Ill it VI Mill M,,v "". -
J'Q) You have heard of
Wnlwier. have voll not?
Jhm. lleauiol him yes; and lie
was iint only lliu nest lexicograpuer oi
the KuplMi language, bill he was a
Mraight-out-oldfashioiicd Connecticut
Democrat.
Fur. Well, he defines a Democrat
lo lie "onu who favors the extension
of thu light ol mi lira 'jo to all classes
of men. How is il that a man can ho
it Democrat solely because hu opposes
that doctrine?"
Dan. Politics havo changed since
Webster's time, lie did nut icgard
Vm Nor I ; but suppose it to bo ns you
10T': '...' .. inn that tho nation-
, banks own $3 10,000,000 in tho bonds
S, tlmt the class who own and 1o
" I. ess with these banks nro not nt
ICllllonnlrwu They nro well to do
iHisiiicM men, and no more. About
8300,000,000 ol our bonds nro held na
I, vestments in Germany, main y lnei
oiisof moderate mentis who had faith
,j the stablllt-y of our Re.ubllcan In
itiliilinns. Resides there are, nil over
iho country, trust estates, and ninni'V
ol iiersons'of moderate means, wliieli
have been invested directly iu tho
bonds-. Tho amount ot tuese can
hardly be less than 6200,000,000. Here,
then, we have a grand total ol $1,740,
000,000 or the interest-bearing portion
of the national debt, which nninuntR
to about 82,000,000,000, belonging to
penplu who cannot be called capitalist!),
leaving, say, $280,000,000 for thu una
tocrattu bondliolders.
Dem. Some or your figures rest
upon supposition, but, nM It is impossi
ble to arrive at the exact figures, wo
can only arrive at them by estimates
Irom tho Tacts actually known, "lour
statement is new to me, and I must
think of it. ...
Vm. Are there any other princi-
a. . . v-k !.. ............. ...l.lnli
pies ol ine weuiocrauu imn, n
you can give mo any nimi a
' Di'in. None at iircsent. Cfiia
Tribune.
Noali
Gbstli: Stock. Two ot Meycr'afour
year old Cubing colts weio purchased
last Saturday by Frank Wilton. They
i,.,. t ,..... i,..,i .... .. '
...... iiv.ui ii. im. ueu it rope on iiiem,
but on Sunday wero woikiug togctlier
in harness quite gently. On Monday
thoy wero shod without any trouble,
We aro glad to .seo-sueh stock taken
down into California, as it is no dls
credit to Oregon, but agoodiidvcrtliu.
muut.
'or. Indeed! lie defines n negio
to bo "onu buloujiui: to the black race
ol IC1I."
JJcin. Well, Webster is a mere ped
agogue. Uur statesmen havu thought
litlcicuilv.
Fur, Vho aro your statesmen ?
7)1. Andiew Jackson and
J'or. llul Jackson led thofieuue-
uroes lo the nulls, and voted with them
side by side.
Gem. Oh, yes, wu would bo tier-
trolly willing to taul them to the polls,
mil uie uiheiiiei I. uiey won't lie led.
They maich to the polls in platoons to
vote against ui. mil uns is mil our
principal point now that negro sul
tr.ige has pruvailed all tho South ; we
have financial policies. Thu nation. il
bonds should bu taxed, an.il uli-n t.
i.. i. .i ineir value ulier paying tho lax
should be paid in greenbacks.
For. What is a greenback?
Jhm. It is thu pruinifu ol lliu Unit
ed Stales to pay certain sum of mon
ey without interest.
Fur. And aro the greenbacks ever
to bu paid ?
JJcm. No; they aro to circulate as
eurremy.
For. How long will they circulate
as currency afier it is announced that
they mo never to bo n.iiil y Ami ,-
much will they bu woith pur dollar?
J)tm. That's initio ol mv Im-.;.. ,....,
The IJI.ick Republicans UmiciI tin..,,",'
and they must taku cue of them.
For. Hut Democrats hold them,
and will sulfer by their repudiation.
Jhm. Well, wu'll content to loo
what wo have in greenbacks in order
to break down the nrisiocratiu bond
holders. J'or. Who nro they ?
Dem. The rich men, the Astors, the
UIUWIUIN, OiV.
For. Hut I am told theso men hold
no bonds, mid that neailyall your
bonds aro owned, directly or indirectly
by poor men. "
JJtnu It must bo mighty indirect,
then I'm sure I don't own any.
For. Lvt, us see. Have you any
money in bank? ' J
JJem. Alittlu; nnd my wifu has n
deposit in thu savings banks, which
sho has saved from her cheesu mid but.
I Vl.
eago
Rr.couiiuiN llie first mortgage or
deed or trust front the California nnd
Oregon Railroad Company, for the Cnl
itornia branch, to Dai(i R. Dodge and
Kugene ICellyy, nl New Yoik, ns Trus
tees, has been filed in the County
Clerk's office In this city. The bond
or mortgniio is equal in amount to lorty
bonds, or 6-10,000 nor mile, pi ovided the
entire road is built, hut allows only
thirty bonds per mill' lor the first IfiD
miles of load, payable within twenty
years from the llisl ol January I80H,
with interest at six percent, per milium,
principal ami interest payable in gold
coin, mid the interest to ho hciul-aiiuu-ally.
Tho conditions arc that the road
shall he built Irom the Central Pacific
railroad in the Sacrauieiito, Vnlley to
the Southern boundary ot Oregon, hud
thu distaiiee is estimated at ') t.1 miles.
'I'he nioitgage of the company to its
Trustees, is tlieir capital to uomnience
with, and the extra $10,000 iter mile
lor lull completion of the rou'l, is nlVi-r-ed
us an iuducemi lit to finish il
lliiDiiu'h the more ililllcult pnition ol
the route towards the Oregon line.
.Induing from the indications pic.scuicd
in this liinnl on il- old, it uppeaix to u
tlmt there is no doubt but what the
road will run as nriujuully surveyed,
via. Soda Springs tind Vrcka. At what
particular point it will Im joined by the
Oregon branch, we cannot Niy.hutMip.
x .-. U ..ill i. uier UlcSM.i vim .Mono
tain. The bond on record Is a very
lengthy document, niul includes in its
inovi.ioiis all the Stale and' I'uited
Slates fruuelihes, which positively
state that this road shall he I mill
through tho .Sacramento mid Shasta
alleys in Cilit.intia, mil the Royue
Kivor, I'mpipia nud Willamette Val
levs in Oregon. Tho distance of i:i
milis from the Central Pacific rallioad
in the Sacramento Valley, to the On
gon line i aho about the exact dis
tance of the Klliott survey via Yreka.
J nwrt Journal.
jjjgniainKCTcaiiaoaiajijm
FJXISD TO Vl'AY.
Uur i. Juii.1 nu,. ihof. Iiy lt,,v. r.ulur
IMuclM. .Mr Join. Devlin I.. .., ,n.m .Mm
I'liy. .Mint Jackiuiiciiiiiiiy
NEW TO-DAY.
Tin: Cou.NTitY is Safe. Tho San
Francisco Examiner, speaking of tho
Oregon election, exclaims with the
wildest enthusiasm, "Tlio country is
sale!" Inasmuch as it required the
importation of about a couple of thou
sand of tho Kuklux-KInn to carry tlio
election in this Stnto for tho Dcmocra-
oy, wo presiinio tho Examiner refers
to tho part of the country from which
thoy mado their exodus. There would
bo quite ns much senso in congratula
ting the city of San Francisco on tho
arrival of ii fuw hundred graduates
from tlio' London "TliiovcsrUniversi
ty," to assist in tho moral nnd indi'is
trial progress of tho commoroial center
of tho Pacillo Coust,
SriiCNniD Machine Howard it
Smith havo received their "foursido"
planer, and expect to have it running
to-day. It I, splendid piece of ma
chinery planes both bides nnd boil,
edges of a board nt once, and must
greatly reducotho prjco of building.
UniBt' OAiiiMjit.H0.cIloim 1ms
iv-eii iieionicii ior Councilman in Port.
mini, ms political career was brief
ho went up liko achampagnocork.nud
camo down liko n dead cat.
To-jioimow and Monday will bo tho
oi.gest-days of tho year, there boinir
15 hours and ao minutes between s in-
usu aim sunset.
Covi), (Dcmocratio),'was oleoted
Mayor of Porting ,o,i Monday Inst by
101 inajpnty. . ' '
A very brilliant meteor was seen
jlashing across tho Soiitherh Jiorizon a'
fowovetnngs einee.if.oin this point
.i Ihr' Yo" "l0 botI' ''"iidholders.
then. Aro your lives insured?
Zltn V.. I ..
houslr policy on our
..rSP,i ii'1'1.1'. "r you such niis'0'
cratio bondholders ? '
JJem. How i.s that?
For. Nearly all the national bond
owned n tins counter are held by the
national banks, savings banks, lilt. Hie
nud milt-in. iiw i .' ..." h,m
. , ;,, "" ,,wu " uiisi coin.
panics. Ihesu companies m turn are
merely agents for thoso who insure and
deposit, mid do busiuoss will, the
In Now York Slate the savings fiffi
alono hold Ajo.oon nno ;. i....i? ., ' ,a
of Massachubetts $25,000,000: tlio!!"!
oi unodo mitiiui 10,000,000; mil l.
cm no- thu iiln.i. fi.iV... 'o . ".K
issafutosav baVV:'r"...11
alono hold 8300,000,000, and tftn C
viuwi mo savings of three millions
ot poor people. Tlio number o f '!
pos.iors in Now York and Wawad u
sests, logether, amount to 8Q4.501 per
sons all of 5hom aro poor, n ml iJfr
by repudiath.g tho national debt oni
Boventh of which is due, o thorn.
Dem. Is that so?
!. Jioieover, tho if0 nnd iiibiii-.
nneo companies o'f NowySE
hehl Z V S TM ytt cstil,'o wore
hoe.dL1!'0 U:sV"C0 cl)anieH of
mo eiitno country?
I dmT't'k,,!, 300 W0 more.
NEW HARDWARE,
TIN AND STOVE STORE.
IIOFFM & KLH'PIJL,
ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING,
Cor. Oregon and Main Ste.,
LSSFfS. AND WILL CON-
flow. 1',,'ri r ' "' " "' ""rlely iirConli,IR
Assorted Hardware;
Fine Cutlet y 5
ABHcmtl.nUlupIomcn8.
Unr rroi,
Steel,
'Nnll.
nnd Spikes
Pwluts, oil
and Glass;
Tubs, Clothcg Wrl
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ilUoMt In tlio vatlil cnmM from nfflfti (, rrtlfVi k ?..
Irm R.lnt d.-inn-; cf tllm.lt. MlhV ,$& !
Kirn.ircici vi iiriiini i. in Kren iiiAMhii i An.
eh mill Hln.l trgiiMr nd iinirotm, ki tint thi,..&
IIMI to Cl I, fn.ni Dry t.. Itamp. J,l, Zw nSifS
innclilmry of tin- lily. nn.l lurnl iIImmj" p "
Now, It l i fid, tylllTo mill well known, Hit ii.i
no men Inllmukiiihliioiiiiinl fcr lh Stomntli m
PLANTATION HITTBItS.
Thli n'l'ii'tU Tun'e If now .f, l,j , tliiitf.mi.
for ifr) .iniitom otn "Bli.mieli nut i fnid "'
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to cnrrMt tlip lulcrl nf Hip HI. niul.. ... .11 1?.' ,."W
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ininitiRrr. tit irn.tcnrr nrtlii- tin-Mlk-M ifNii.Tr
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Mn.ll.l.f It I I" lirlj. Iif r ulnnitMlll. if uM r, Wt uli
Tonlf. limn in ildnn niul iV,n n.HifMtVi, MtlSS
priKMiga Willi ll-immi .due, nn I Driv nli,i" Jffi
pill lliiref)' 'nil I lint lli Ki-li tf Olltm ! dii'tl.
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l;r.v. W. II. WAUOONLII. JujrM, N. T.
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Tin il.l tiny ipl mvtp.1 Dm Inr-uo, n 11,
wif.itlr"i' Mxn.linUf Ihp 1'f.ANTATIOX MTTtU
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ruirilffiKituiiioiia til plMoriijmlnr.or II tw W
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UNMUTII.ATKH orer rry wtk. ' "
rViM I.t All Ilnil.l, (InvtM n.l linkltii ibrwiUl
tlio WOlM.
1. II. DltAICK, K CO.,
JVvw 'tnit, Solo I'rop'r,
IlKDINOTON fc. CO., -llfl
niul -JIH, I'Vom Slrert,
Sim Fiituclicn,
Agents for California anil Hmin-
IT.T5AM,
I.ycn'a MKnlk In'td I'im.lfr liiirnMtmnii.k
t.iorcryl hli.tfcf tho ImrcWp.-cici-rir-i, lljlii,Mv
liilliXii, Anl, l.n. -,
IT KILLS INSTANTLY.
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do l. Ilil iIwIiIi,iiii.IIii It, Imtint i'alli la loMsll
It rrlfi'tly liatliilpat In inatikiu.l i.nl iVniKlk-mil.
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I'll Hi: III OJI POISON,
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tt
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raleilatniii.f IllM. Ua.M Co. Any IL1d rlt4lkl
klnlnlliillatli.ni.rrt.iiiilfiftlt, AnviliiiitUtaQfrp
rnre llm tci,:.lnc If jiii In.Ui j ru Mill Uia m tH.tr.
SIJ I.) nil .!lliglit and ilMltft on lit rxltttwl,
MEXICAN
.MUSTANO
M.XIMKAT.
I
8rs,
! gaskets, &c.
Pulls,
ch&B!lro!'J-'iiih tbo ,uo.(..
Il I. an a.f,nlllMl r... II.. ll. 1I..I.N Mit.llar fjat-
nitnl .if..rnit n..ir cuict In a ilioiltr liuir, on muul
Uut, iliaiiany nillcloBri!lf.rrl. .
.No eomiwtlml Ima oxer bttu Ini.ntlio citful UltG
CA(lg. Iiicuilng
lliu.t'MATis)!, Sum; T111101T1
otitt Wkak Joints, IKiim.
JIiii'isks. nu Atuc.
.VriLtlNS, tsWKIU.N0'.
Fnrsu Cin on fffwM
OrtuyolliarcooiitaJntirtqalrlntintiltrstltrrllMn
FOIt ItonSKS
It It an Inill.pti.m.loaijd valiubla rtmtdy la illcun
"t Sp-Hln, Splint, lllne-l)tiicHudCtlJi1lliulrt,tuu.
II alicuM bo krpt In amy houip, timp, tnJ tiallt. i
Cl'Ielltl lll c-fur, I'lLUllitllipaalldllcary,
All epiiiiliiul-wrut'l ctln HicI-I.UIOPiiirailnii, Uartai
IliaalSnitiirenfn. W MtlWttk,CI.uiliUMlbrri'il
U. 8, li.iiofIKMA8 IIAIINL8 Co. our Iba ttp.
nrn.iii i.aa iitcn inailoloruunttl fell It wnuowv
ilontphtnlaln. Locktl-tlyl . .
Sol.lLyIIIiruRUltui1 fctvri In ry to !
I Inj Moip on l-Jdfle c-mt.
CHURNS.
MENDENALL'S PATENT..
THK OIIURNS AUK NOW nEISG M.ND
lucliniil Iiy Howard & 5uillli InJaC""
vlllo. The imliPo me hiviliil tacnll anil m1"
Iiio I lii-iii Tlio fuel tbnt they will cliurn M-
n-r in 1110 Hiorl ppiico or Irom iwn i iirio"
litt. will convince tun moil ikcptlcnl lliat Iney
nro fur riipvrlor In niiyililnjj of Ibe kM wr
licforo uflVrrd lo tbu tmlillo. They nro ll.
it'll' ck'ix.itrs. 110 tciuliiiliig or waalihig by Boo;
iivccatsry lo keen IberaTwfecllj clean.
May 20lli. 18C8. niSO-l
DEDICATION BALL.
A GRAND RALL WILL BR GIVEN AT
Atlilund, nu tlio ovoiiinix of July I- '"
oim of tbo tpucloua room. oftb Fu lory un'
t'lw . i.Aui ...... 1, 1 1., 11..1 ...i.nii-v tpcurrd. f
try (lAcrllon will IxMimdo to KiiderguMHf0111
rormiiio,
A coullsl invllalloii a extended lo all.
Athliwd. Ofiii., Mny 26tli, 1868.
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Xfotice.
NA.VIN(Jioiivlba7l)ilDt., ditpoteJ of W
Hn(chcrWoiiiMcwM.Sgtck y'l"'
I bpi;nl( for llitm llio palronago
oxtenilod to jb bouw, Tlmw Ind.liM "'
Iiy iiotn nr book oecmint will pleam como iw
wurd unci kottlo. I oan ho found at toe
stnu.), vtb llic IwU until fnrtbor notice.
,l9lli,8 JOIINORTll,
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