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THE OREGON SENTINEL.
.. JTOn TUB VKKSIDKNOY IN 1808,
VIA'HVRtl S. IIUANT,
Or Ht ttltTB tTttM.
"Well dona, Ihoii good nn,l hatful .errant." The peo
ple hrit rewsrJ. fur patriot. punlihment fur traitor..
I'OIl Till! VIOK l'UIMinK.VOV,
MCllUYt.RH (UII.KAX,
D. M. C. GATJLT.
EDITOIt.
SATunnAY Mokmi.vo, Juno 27, 1808.
'.Tuk Dramatic Chronicle has been
"saasctl" by tho spiritual "organ,"
nnd.gocs alter tho editor with a bunch
of nettles in its peculiarly soothing
way. It suggests that his ghostship
is entirely too coarse anil tangible, ami
not sittlloiontly cthorial for tho dis
charge of his spiritual duties, besides
being a blockhead. Tho old-fashioned
"spirits" didn't "used" to frequent
cellars, gorgo themselves with " liussian
Caviar" and Uologna sausage, washed
down with sour beer. Thoy wore dig
nified chaps, with a sulphury smell
that talked hifalutiu, and didn't " sass "
people.
Ticicu.vo Tin: NiaoKits. llrick has
commenced tickling tho colored gen
tlemen of tho South into tho ranks of
tho "white man's" party, Ho re
marks that most of tho Southern ne
groes "are more refined than the Rad
icals in Congress." Hoy syeet they
smell since thoy havo commenced vot
ing tho Democratic ticket in Georgia
ami South Carolina! All wo havo to
say is, .that any uufortuuato darkey
less refined than " llrick," is only fit to
start a dunghill with.
Xo Fouirnt. Tho fellow that runs
thq Albany (Oregon) Democrat is not
so patriotic as ho was before tho elec
tion. Ho says " tho Fourth of July is
not of much force anyway let 'er
rip." Ho is one of tho chaps who
thinks tho mantle of Washington has
fallen on Jetl.'s shoulders, nnd that
Leo is fully entitled to tho garment
that was divided under tho Cross of
Calvary. Could tho "Fourth" havo
occurred bcfoio tho Juno election, ho
would have sung another song.
Tun Dcujocracy aro evidently look
ing ahead. Since their Governor in
California got on tho spree with tho
Clitnamcn, tiiat sagacious old party
Wanted.
Fifty thousand people I Men, wo
men, and childrcn,-!-tho musolc, tho
bono and sinow of tho country, aro
wanted to como and share tho thou
sands nnd thousands of Oregon acres
that Ho idlo without nn owner, and to
be had for tho asking. Yes, nu hun
dred thousand are wanted, and there
is room for them all. Wo want thorn
to come and till tho richest wheat laud
in tho world, and enrich themselves
by helping to fill tho World's grana
ries. Thoy aro wanted to dolvo bo
uoath our mountains for tho veins mid
pockets of gold and silver, to how
down our forests, to mine our coal, to
build our cities, mid to spread tho civ
ilization of the age. Thoy aro wanted
to leave the rigorous climates of many
of tho States east of tho llocky moun
tains, and help us to enjoy ono where
flowors blossom from April to Decem
ber. Millions are working elsowhcro
tor bare subsistence, striving from ono
end of tho year to tho other, battling
against the elements, struggling for
baro existence timid climatic disadvan
tages, asking cold, barren or exhausted
soil to vield when it cannot. One
quarter of tho labor and thrift of tho
Eastern farmers applied in this climate
to tho fruitful soil of Oregon, would
soon insure wealth and independence.
Wo want population. Europe is crowd
ed. There is room for them here.
-Many of tho Atlantic States aro over
do wing with unrewarded labor; let it
come to tho far West, where the rich
grain laughs in tho world's golden
sunset, and hunger and cold ami star
vation are strange words; and where
homes lartre enough to support ami ,
Knllread Mnttcra.
Heretofore wo have givon onrttno
quivocal support to tho railroad scheme
that is projected in Washingtonto'
connect Portland in this Stntowith
the great overland route. The .most
substantial reason yet offered, hasbecn
tho imtuenso additional aid that would
bo given to the " Oregon Central " by
a consolidation with n company having
a government 'subsidy of thirteen mil
lions of dollars. Thinis tho main rea
son why wo desire tho passage of tho
bill, but thero aro others equally as
weighty and worthy ol consideration.
Tho proposed route scorns to bo a
source of considerable local and petty
jealousy, and our only regret is that
overy editor and every farmer cannot
havo a road run right by his door, and
a special train always at his command,
at tho present expensive rate of con
struction. Those who furnish tho cap
ital necessary to build railroads, look
to tho future as well as to the present.
Thoy nnturnlly inquire into tho resourc
es of the country through Which their
projected lino is to run. Thoy calcu
late tho uitiiibcr of square miles their
road will drain without the danger of
competition. Ilailroads are built more
with n view to tho future command of
the tradoof States than to the present uc
coinmodation of insignificant localities.
It is for this reason that the bill in
question has so many friends in Con
gress. When it is considered, that lying be
tween the Cascade range to the cast of
this and Umpqtia vnllies, and tho llltio
mountains, there is a territory equal
in area to two such States as Connect
icut, or nine such as Ithode Island, nud
enrich any family, can bo had for the capable of supporting n population
taking. certainly equal to tho former, it Is not
surprising that u railroad through it
is looked on with favor. It is idle to
Don't AnvKKTMK. Don't it is
very foolish and expensive. Tlioro
who do are continually being annoyed
by persons risking to look at goods,
besides being put to the trouble of re
newing their stock during tho year
Those who don't certainly have tho
advantage; they save money, which
enables them to sell cheaper, but sell
so llltio that thoy aio obliged to get
an exorbitant profit. They nre not
annoyed by inquisitive people desiring
to examine their goods, and have tho
pleasure of always having u full stock
LETTER FROM B. F. DOWELL-
Wasiiinotok, D. C, )
Juno 1st, 1808. I
' TIIK STllKWINtJ THK OKAVK8 OK UNION
80LI)iBI!8. ,
'On Saturday last, at Arlington Hights,'
near this city, were of tho most Bolomn
nnd imposing character. Tho crowd
was variously estimated from three to
five thousand persons.
Tho decoration of tho graves of de
ceased relatives and friends has been
a custom in many countries from time
" Vhcrcof tho memory of man runneth
not to tho contrary." If this bo appro
priate, surely those who laid down their
lives in tho defence of their country
should havo some tribute paid to their
memories. Alio commander of tho
Grand Army of tho Itepuhlic, General
John A. Logan, some time ,ago issued
an order to deeorato the graves of their
comrades. Tho first paragraph is in
these words :
"The 30th day of May, 1808, is des
ignated for tho purpose of strewing
with flowers, or otherwise decoration.
the graves of comrades who died in de
fence of their country during tho late
rebellion, and whoso bodies now lie in
almost in every city, village, nnd ham
let churchyard in the land. In this ob
servance no form ot ceremony is pre
scribed, but posts nud comrades will,
in their own way, arrange such fitting
services and testimonials of tespecl as
circumstances may permit."
Long before one o'clock, the time
designated lor the commencement of
the exercises, tho old mansion house
of General Leo was crowded. Among
tho number were; General Grant and
family, iMnj. Gen. Hancock and stall',
Mnj. Gen. O. O. Howard, Gen. Logan,
nud various members of Congress.
Hon. James A. Garland, of Ohio, de
livered an appropriate oration. He re
viewed tho causes which brought tho
bones of fifteen thousand men to rest
on thee hights. Ho eloquently pic
tured the great impulse which led them
to eouileinc life into an hour, and to
eiown that hour bv jovfullv welcom
iug death.
A little Hag with the thirteen stripes
Its soil is richer than that I mnltliirty.tlin.-u stais was planted on
say that this region is not a valuable
one. Tho altitude is much less than
that of the Great Salt Lake valley.
Its climate is much lcs seveiu than
that of neaily overy State north of
the fortieth parallel, east of the llocky I
mountains
HOSKIIUWI, OON., JUNK 23d, 1808.
A committee appointed, to nurvey
and locate tho Cooso Bay Wagon
n'j i..nvo completed their work, nnd
report the instance about 00 miles from
this plaeu to available navigation.
The comtnlttco WnTo favorably im
pressed with tho general character of
tho country through whic'j tho road
passes.
A grand celebration will bo had at
Oakland on tho coming fourth. -The
people of that part of the county will
spare no pains to render the occasion
a pleasant one.
A few arrivals Irom lioliemia, report
tho snow too deep, there for mining,
consequently there is not much done'
yet towards dovclnpiug tho richness of
the mines in that region.
B
0MA J3T0H
COME.
SIIH'I.EV Horn, In Jacksonville, June 21M,
to the wife or T. II. D. Bblpleyi a daughter.
FIXED TO STAY.
VOOAN-OUAIIAM Married, In Yruka, on
the 23d Inst., by Itev. Itobt. McCullough, Mr.
Ja. II. Vogan, ot Rough and Heady to Mlu
Mar Jane Graham of the eaaio place.
Although a telegraphic expert, the lightning
of n pretty pair of oyei nan too much lor Jim.
May the eonrurlion never bo broken, and the
now happy follow nercr And hlmnclf In a itatc
of iniuhtion again ; and If over obliged to tight
It out on that lint, mny ho ninny win.
GONE.
IIOKFMAN-Wed, In I'ortland. on Thursday
morning. Juno IHIh, MIm Elisabeth Hoff
man, In the eightieth year of her age, a na-'
live of Ualllmoru, Maryland.
The deceaicd formerly reilded In thli place
with her brother. Mr. Wm. Hoffman, where
elio haa many re latlvea and iciiniiiiliiiice.
NEW TO-DAY.
FOU
of any of tho Now Kuglaud Stntoe.
i .i. !....-! i ..i' : li. i
mm mi: iiimii iiniu in us Willi unities I
each grave, and neaily all werestiewn
with Unworn. XcaicH tho old man-
""-""""""v'-i i -I it
and clover leaves no doubt that It only 8," m)U0 '!' ,,,u n,m lMV "re ll,t'01"-
o it the wheat ' t'u-tt "" ' unknown soldiers.
! requires tilling to mak
field of the Pacific.
Kuiigration is crowding
have started n whisky distillery at
Ws?,!irJHQWir,,.s1o1.thnt1,"Jol,n" on hand. Sometimes their stock be- ''-'"'grntion is crowding wen ward
----- O" -- ........ w ...MM- lUHIlB UIU, .V MU ......,.. ..... .. , . , . . .1 .1 1 . . - -11 I ....... I..J
lain ocioro leaving Ills native shore, mifl rrriiuUinnod ilmir i.nll 1 .!...!.. t values iiko mat ot MiraL'tiu river.
w n- - ! wilt nun mivii i . . o-- ------
old clothing comes in fashion about i v-nowacan ami Link river will not nt
every twenty years; so they always
have a full atom and feel rich. There
lore, don't advertiso it is so foolish.
Tho fact leaves no doubt of tho inten
tion of tho Democratic party to make
voters of the Climcso as soon as tho
raco is sufficiently demoralized.
Haiti.vo. Since Mrs. Stowo passed
through here, rapping has become
quite common. Wo heard of a " rap
pist," who tapped lightly on a door
tho other evening, and tho spirit with
in enquired, " Is that you, Sam?" A
few evenings ago, a "spirit" weighing
about ono hundred nnd soventy pounds
was seen leaving tho samo promises,
followed by a eouplo of shots from a
rovolver.
tract It. It seems as If Nature intend
ed tho mining population of scorched
and barren Nevada and Idaho to draw1
' their supplies, flour, bacon nnd tint
this jber, from this region; and tho time
is approaching when they will do so.
Aside from topographical reasons,'
the great importance of this region of '
country and tho certainty of its early
doveloiiiiient nnd iw-piiii-iIihii nr.. ...
I torrents for eight or nine hours, nud .vlnclne and substantial,.. 1,.. .i... I
saturating the earth completely. Had , jt 8I0U(1 )L travcrK.(i by a branch of
Hkavy Uai.w On Monday,
valley was visited with the heaviest
rain that has over been known to fall
in this region during tho Summer. It
was no summer shower, but n good
old-fashioned rain, coming down in
Tuk San Francisco Examiner says:
"Tho Web Foot State has covered her
oli with glory." Sorry we can't say
at much for the "Tar Head" State.
At the last election sho got her gar
ments be-dniggled in the filth of De
mocracy, that only tho showcro ol ' l)e rca''!teJ'
it fallen two weeks earlier, tho benefit
to ourcrops would have been immense;
but it camo just in time to do no good
except to very late grain, nud much
harm to early grain and nuw mown
,nay. iiikuii altogether, tho present
has been the most extraordinary season
, over experienced by our farmers, not
withstanding which, u lull crop will
the raclflo railroad. There is a larife
area of productive land in Northern '
California that has not entered into I
this calculation, that will bo equally1
benefitted bv tln pniiiirmiilnn ai ii.t. I
- ..,.. --j .... vw .... uii w, hum
There is a granite monument erected
over the grave ol thuxo unknown sol
diers, nud the'eereinonies around it was
trill) solemn, na-mno wip ,..
anil girls sang u mournful song, and
then nearly covered the monument
with flowers. .Some of them were beau
tifully madu in tho shape of hearts mid
liiouio. After this they repaired to
the general grave yaul, ami wagon
loads of flowers were stiewn over the
graves of our gallant dead.
As I loainciT through tho grave yard
on two beautilul white sign boards I
read :
" Through nil rtebellloii' horrori,
urlght ililiK'n our ualiou'n fume,
Our gallant roldlern perUblug,
Hare won a iltaltilu name.
The hopvn, Hie fcara. tho blood, the tear,
That niark'd tbo Miter itrlfe,
Aru imw all crowned by victory
That mvM the Nation' I lie."
CASH.
1. FISHER I BROTHER,
roiiNuit ok
Cullfurnlii ami Oregon Streets,
JACKSONVILLE,
Hare on band i
- - ALL OVER
The wiJrM ftopU of mm nd Judgment bm Utrnvd
61
PLANTATION BITTER. .
Dyimnla, With III ijaiptonu, llitdath. tttHbnniy
JTfTetf.li Up. B.l nreth;s.ll!w Complloo, t " ew
bt tor.l by wipe rust ITIonJlmiM.
Thli 'I. lit huat nHrii lonle orihe n. To.,
mltMle-iJl and !, are tl.llghlwl with In fi,.
The Srit If ll !; hu a mukt good effect.
No th.nire of Jlet U vrcetmrr. KM alt rm wUh, nt the
belt and moil tiutrttlow fenl. '
It l the KTMteit ore "rkmmnfiranoT.rloiin'erfuil
dl.lrMl motmcIi, which II relieve I a f.w momenta.
We know that we hare the beat an-l Moat Tmnuliir nnd.
Iclne In Ihe world. We are not afraid to .how what It r
compoeed of.
rimicliii Aai ceMrtlUB to atcoxMtND ir.
ClUatTA max haa been celebrated fur n.ertwo hun
dred jeara, ami waa aohl dnrlna; Ihe reln nt lnil. XVI
King or franee, for Ihe e normuu. price nf Ita own weliht
In .llror. II It remarkable for Dripepala, reren, Weak,
neat, Conitlpallon, Ac.
OtiCAaiiu Dtaaror Diarrhea, Colic, and dleeaaea el
the itomach and bnwela.
luiciuot. tor InlWmatlon of the llm and Droo.l.
Ml AITrtllont. r
Chamomili FLOWt.i-For enfeebled dlj.illon.
Ltriieia riowtai-Aromatlc, illmnlant and Ionic
hlhlr Intliroratlna; In nerToaa d.Ulllr,
Wi-rTiaoatix-Vor Scrofula, nheumatlim, Ac.
Akiii An aromatic rarmlnatlret crMIIng ll.ib, mna.
cl and milk) much uied by mother, nur.lng.
Alio, ekira-boda, oranje, earawar, corraadcr. make
fool, c.
Another wonderful Ingredlwt. r Fpanlih otliln. m.
parllnu beauty to the mmplealn an.l brlllknor In the
mind, la jat unknown to Ihe com ro nre of the world and
wi wlthhulit It. name for lha pre.enl.
With Ihli tecliw before Ihe roniniiinlfy, and erUanrea
of effect, meeting Ihem on all aldea. the mmmm ttbiu
DiiAti aland, f ximlixl iioii the rick of truth. -Almeet
eerjr family haa enmo raaoif auff.rlng which Ihe fUiiM.
tlol lllttiaa will elletlate and cure.
They are recommended by the Mfti.it meillnil anlhorl.
Ilea, and are w.rr.nle.1 la produce an Immediate Un.llcl.l
effect. Tlieyar exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pr
andharmleaa
Kottci-Any perKn pretending to ..II Plantation Dll.
lera In bulk or by the gallon la a awlndler ami Iminalor.
It la put up only In nnr rcaMn hollle. Ilewareof UtIU.
reAllnl with Initiation dele trrlnua .luff, for which .eterilf
peraona are alrewly In prlaou. Heo that etery Imille haa
our Unlleil Slate, .lamp over the o.ik unmnlllaled.and
oar .Ignalure un .lecl plale llde label.
Boltl br rr.orctable dealer. Ihrouahuul lh. .....Ii.l.l.
gieve.
P. II. DRAKE, L CO., JYew York, Nolc Pfnp'ri.
KKDI.Vi; 0 L ID,, linn rrnncliro.
a fiKinTH run cAT.immiei a and nkvada."
U necc.ttate the vny is it that the (Jail lias hiicIi
sad through w ""'"'i'l'.-"'' u ,,m ' " Army?'
river vnlllw, lin ' . !' K' .l ft" '"'"l ra a ' "'. ''
nest November can cleanse.
Fitoji tiii: Coam-.AVu aro obliged
Tni: JZiiterprite thinks the negro j tolt. Dunn, Iv,., of Crescent City, for
equality question in all a huiubmj
mo ioi owiiil':
"On tho 13th Inst, tho
How can that be, when tho Democrats ,,oilcr of tuo l-'ai saw mill at Trini-
of outh Carolina hayo just decided, "aJ wploded, killing a man named
tljat llcvcrly Nash, tho black Peinoii-1 'r,,l,l,er ",,J wouiirling two othere.
tliencs, is as good as any other Demo-1'10 m'" wns completely wrecked, and
crat, by electing him to tlio State Sen-1 l w"' rc'l"'ro a tonsideiablo sum to
ate?
Tin: Dramatic C'firoiiMa makcH the
road; nud thin, together with tho fact ' following pertinent enquiry:
,tnat It will impel and neccitate the " Why is it that the Call has hiicIi
construction of a road
Sacramento nnd Pitt
procure i u mo irionn v nil nf tii. '....... ,. .
i i n tti i ? t ".. luugui ir uie union are reiiro-
whole California delegation. Its pan-, bates and 'diuuks' who line the Pro
ago is only a question of time, nnd wo "i'llo waJ with staggerer V Why i
havo tho best nutliority forsavincthatl il tl,,ttt ,,,v Gil ,luvcr ,0WSfft 0,,"Ct'
i .iii t .i ii . ,'?, to slur nny ol tho great men, who aided
it will bo tho very firat projected road ' ,.iti,nr i.. ii, .,.ii .i... ,.i. r
1VI1I. Ill
Whv U
' Wi: learn from a religious cxclinuge
tliattho "Dovil" is going to hold a
camp meeting shortly. Oregon would
bo an oxcellcnt field for him, as it now
lias quite a democratia majority.
..Puooiiemivk. To keep np with tho
doinauds of tho age, an enterprising
harbor in Sou Francisco brushes hair
with machinery.
MIoiiemia Mines. A saddle train
l?avcs Oakland every week for tho
ijlohemia " quartz mines in Douglas
county. y
3DK. O. P. IT. Plummer. of Albany.
has been nppointed to the Chair of I
ucim8iry in mo iiieuicai jiepartment
of tho Willamette University.
Tuk President has given no intima
tionuhat tho resignation of Secretary
3lqCiillotigli would beacceptible.
.Vf. 31. Evnrts was nominated by
tli'o President on tho 22d as "AtfJornoy
Oencral.
put it in running order again. A'jout
the samo date thieo men names not
learned were, drowned in Humboldt
Hay, by tho upsetting of a boat while
j on a sailing excursion.
Ckntoai. licmo-A telegram from
Strong's Canyon, eastern slopo of tho
Sierra Nevada, announces that at twon-i
ty minutes past 8 o'clock Inst evening,
tho last splko was driven into tho last
tlo to eloso up tho gap in railway com
munication between California and
iNovada. Ior six miles cast of the
Summit tunnel the snow had hitherto
prevented the laying of tho connecting
rails. Tho Central Pacific Railroad is
now in running; ordor from Sacramento
to Hono, a distance of 154 miles.
Contiiacj Awaiidkd. We learn
that tho Fort Klamath grain contract
has been awarded to H, J. -Jadd, of
Portland, au.d Jacob Jsh of this valley.
Tho figures aro uot mado publip.
ery tirct projected road
to receive aid from tho Government.
either in tho council or the
PUttfllK down tilt rebellion?
it that this tuner tiraiscs rOueiM. and
llt ItAvc MM.. f-
nbo ut a lo- l .. ., , ,,anV. l I v.i!li,le8 ,0yni , wy i8 l that
nuout a uosen boys in this town that I this mean-spirited and unprincipled or-
ft'Yfays make It a point to nttend all gan syiupathiites with the persecutors
publio gatherings except church, where ! ' Negroes and Chinamen, and wants
they loso no opportunity of making a to mvo aP Vi"ty ol. ?P. ofl!.orea for Ul
noise and a disturbance.7 Thov nsofhe ' JS SS ,.f "1. t,,,.th.! ?
lowest obscenity and most disgusting; tho Call is more destitute of anything
profanity, and that, too, In the presence i iiko a humano.or generous impulse, is
Si:iFn rr
ono hail
hn.i bYnn relca-icd on $20,
I A nkw theatrical paper called " Fi
Igaro " has mado its appeanuice in San
r-raiiciuro It in devoted to theatrical OiiAvoie
nuttier, and eirciilutr-d gratiiitoiil. Will'- mh
of ladies nor can anybody rebubo them
without being insulted. "Wo havo been
requested to name these young fellows
a thing that will bo done If wo over
have to recur to this subject again, for
forbearanco has ceased to bo a virtue
LAUOIl JtuWAIIDBD. Fox. Pattv .fc
vo., wno were running a tunnel in tho
hill facing Aliens gulch, in Josephine
County, send us word that thoy have
"I,,vi"u m'mmi "w wiin uncupay,
thero being a very largo bed of gravel
which prospect threo bits to the pan.
Good Woiu$.-r-TtiQ splpndid planer
ot iioward & ptmHU u turning out plan
ed lumber at ft fearful 'rate. On floor
ing, it performs the work of ten men.
' m
HiiAUitY, Tho dootora aro complain
ing that there is nothing to do, Wo
like to scu overvbodv busy, but must
;nuko an exception in favor of Doctors.
I'OIl A "l.Vll(l.IK.NTrttH-n
'ili.-ciucnl in lod.'iik3ue.
uiuru uuvoiu 01 nairiotism or inii.-i
nimity, is moro base, sottish, sordid and
contemptible, than any paper that ever
succeeded in gaining n foothold in a
civilized community. That is tho only
answer to these quorios that wo can
furnish, It any ono elso can do bet
ter, jet hini try."
Perhaps it is becauso tho Editor
keops his soul in a " peanut" shell J
Rki-orted. ThoCommitteo appoint
ed'to view and measure the proposed
Itoscburg and Coos Bay wagon road
have 'mado a report thereon; Thoy
represent tho rOnto-as favorablo and
make tho distancq to tide wator about
sixty miles.
m i
Tiik Dramatic Chronicle remark
that'" wo tako.defoat with a stiff upper
lip." It may add with a .stiff back
bone, also.
A LARGE -STOCK OF STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, CUTLERY.
CROCKERY, Etc.
All of -which will bo sold
AT REDUCED PRICES.
, , , . A. K1SUKR A. lino.
Jcktonle.June23tlt, 18(18. Jmri7.tr
ARMY SUPPHES.
OmcK or tuk A. 0. 8., Ft. Kumatii, I
Oukuov, June tii, 18(18. f
OEALEO I'ROI'OSALS, WIII0II MUSTDE
kJ In clunllcatf. will Lm r-l.l .1 Ikt. r.m..
until 12 o'clock. Mm op WeduenUy. the 8th
Jajr of July, 1868, for tuppljlup 43,477 Iba. of
uvmi ivi mo ubo oi ioe iroop i toll pott. Tee
flour mutt be of (be twit braud. fu 40 or 100
lb. mcIm, to bedellmtd al the mill or place of
!8eonorberortt,tbe Wtb Uay of Auguil,
1808, and to be aublrct to lniKcllon at point
v. BQI..CT7 uciure uiug received. The blda
muititate the price In coin per lb. at nhleh
lbeHourwlllbel.irol.bed. each proposal " be
h exact aecordance.wllh Ihe lerun it ibin uo-
e...rKr:v"' .u,nil0f . rantee of twu
...r..,vlo nice, mai toouid contract be
K' f,n'"tor will ,e ..t,f.Vtory
bondi for tirlct eomnl m.. iik .. 1. ' y
lrcl BhMw BiViy prent ;,;be9' To.
OftMld?. The. tlnlli-,1 .sm re.ervM Ik!
MF.XH-AN MINTANO I.IMMnNT,
Themeilliuf lhl I.lnlnifhlatf .U'keewn. Itaiffccta
are In.lantanrtni.. enotltliia-, aitl ernn-leiriil.
Cult, tnihe., apraln. ami wrlllnti.nrf MiroiniiMn.aad
rettaln to ireor In nitty baJlr, dial a Ullle if IM Lin
iment I. tho be.t lne.tment th.t nn lm ntur.
It I. nmri- rerlalu than Ihe iktlur It Mr. lime) In
en-line for lliv 0.-IPrll la cliMer Hull the UuCler, and
iliuiil.l lie er kJlaen.eJ nllli.
UKAII TIIK roixo.riNUt
" I take f.leaanre In rernnimerKllnir the Meilcan lu.
tans l.lnlm.nl a. a ealiiakle ami lii4liienaaUe ailkla (or
Sprain., Suree. Srralclire, it (lall.un llur.ee, Our In.n
have ii.nl It for Horn., Uriil.e., Sure., Illieiimallini. Ac .
ii.LII a-V 11 l. Ilkp music." J, W. Iltiiitr,
(reman tJT American, Well., larju'e aii.1 ll.riei.n'.
Kprra.
in. .praiimi ni uiiir.-. ai.ki., m,Iou-.I hIJI.
katlox Uai lnier, km enllrrlf c.irr.1 It, ..11. ,ek.an.r
ali owiineiice.1 ii.Iiiic ..urcel.l.rle. Jlu.taiig Lliili,..nl."
OI.Micater, Maa., Aiuuit I, lll. ii,. DmTl ,
i Q."l'! V1 ,ur" " ""'n'y l- All rennlne I. erai.MJ
Ir. Heel .latneuirratlD.fa, Uaih.r the aliiiiature .if U. w.
Mlbru.k, Cheiiilal, an.l Hie piUale C. M. ai.uiii of bi
M lUBXt.A On. i.ier. imi. '
An eflori l.-i. veil iim.1. I.. OHiiiierr.il villi atbaap
Sell bjr all Drujjlm, an.l Store, al ii, (0 cl. anJ II.
l.Yttft'H FI.KA IHIWOKR.
II I. well known that I.jun". Ocmilne Maim.lli- rvnriler
v.111 rfrfMil,.irT.yeerllilnK In ihe I.h rf II....
I Iclie. InllHijia, hiarhea, Ac4 Ihatlll I. irfKl lu
the In.act till.. I.ul e nilreljr L.nul,,. u ihe kuaitn ai.
tlea aivl uVtnie.llc animal.. -
IMbtife. Arili, ll-cli... .it, are In ei.rr liu.e Tlila
INrtiler I. Ih.lr natural deatfi, II ihvuhl I- In ererrcur-
laMhta i
ni0".? L!.R.'"-:l-.fiH'lili''lent of Ihe.NewVerk
City ll.4tal, M.aj "It lathai.nlr.ureailJ.le
we hi. ei.r u.f.1."
ir to Hutu raoraiiroM .ay i
LYON'S MAGNI.TIC
"We bare ueJ
rowuEit
for eitermlnatlng ImKla anJ eermln, with entire .alia,
facllvn.
CniHNAN A HrKTHns-. Attnr IIhiim.
8.T.CozzKH, Ami-rlcan lloi.
Acknui k. Trkaiiwhu. SI. N(cbola lintel.
S. Uum &. Co., .Mlriiinlimi Hiii-.
Tealluioav rf ihla character might be a.tlJ la an
lenitli. W ltereer, It la u.e. It al. rl I... Il.elf.
The genuine haa the .Unature 'f K. I.iox. an.) the
'"! ''"P of ! IIM A Co. Anethlnf tlM
oT Ihla kiml I. an Inilutkai ur ivui.l.rf.ll. An iliu.
flat will I'rucure Ihe (ciiuliit If jmi In.l.l nu will hate
no other.
Ml brail rhriifil.u an crneial elorekrprfin aitry
town and wlujlng camp on the raclOeCoaat. '
botJO-jIJ
Strayed.
FBOM the tutjecrllwr, at Hunter'- old ferry,
one horn-) of a light bay color, wllh a olar
It. hla forehead and a lip or white on Ihe oat
IriKlienvy build and henvy eliort neck, wllh
addle nnd Inch mnrk. and balr haveil off.by
breechltnr ; heavy black mane and (all. the Ut
ter reaching about o tbo hock. AUo a dap-
pi uj raare 01 .longer and UKhlerr build lata
the bortotillb oo white, plainly vlilble. like
wlw tbnred with fho breichlne, witn tall cut
clTKjuare, with neck long and light; aire lx
year old. The hor.o In rlx or aeven yean old
and will jump a Inw fence.
Any perronlfladlng.tbe above dercilbed bore
or mare and will brine tbnt to the owner or
eend him to.the.owqer will be liberty reward
ed. Any peraort wanting to c;nd' word to me
dlarect to Iiock Point, Jackton Ca 0n.
OLK8KVERSON.-
" ",.- - ,...,..,, MtllC
f.giiii oraeci any aud all blda. The expetuea
rfiSaTiUSr
-I. the unsigned . F0r,Kl.r.,rOrt
J. P. SMALL, lit Lieut;
in uav., a. (J. S
Floub Wantro. Lieut, Small nil
vcrtiscs to-tlay for 8.1,477 poumlH of
flour for 1-ort Miunnth. Horcisan op
inrluiiit I'm niiiiii-oih-(o ri-t lii-ji.
upon eaay terra. 9 '" ngnmmu
For particular., Inqnre , f . 7?
, 0. JACOBS,
.inn.'? ir '"'fliilk.Ojfi,
CHURNS,
MENDENALL'S PATENT,
fPHS-CirURNS AHE NOW BKING'MANUi
X factured.by Iioward tt JbmUh In Jackton-Tlle-
The public are Invited o call asd exam
ine tbem. The fad tbat (hey will ekurn but
ter In the abort apace or from tweriojv? ln
utea, will convince Ue mmt MnilkaW ihitltw
are far tuperlor lo anything of the kind ever
before offered to Abe public. Tbey.are berldei,
elf cleaners, no oruMng or wahing by band
necoeMiry to Leop ibem .vrfcctly cleau.
G. a BLOOD.
May 29Ui, 18I?V r jtu.tfj
TVTAVINOtOn tbc7h ut dlipoied of my
ll Butcher rJbop'to MeHra. Sorck Ileyer,
I bepttk for , them IbeMttooajre beretefore
extended to the houie. Thoae Indebted to me
by note pr book apcoupt will please come for
Kardnd tetile. I can be lounil at tho old
taut, with llm hob. ii n t f furthor notice.
JniilSwa ,I0IIN OHTII,