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Newspaper Page TextTDK OREGON SENTINEI 38 TOK THE rnnsiDKNOY IN 1808, v CIMSHA . GHANT, r tit csiriD ititu. "Wilt , then fool n I Wlhfnt isrtsnl.1' The pits. lt tot rtwsrds for patriots pnnlihtnmt for IrMlort. TOR TUB VICK mKSIDEHCT, CttCYMSIt COLFAX, eristti-u. for Prsltlittll Kluloni O. JACOBS, of .Tnrkon. WILSON BOWLHY, of Washington. A. 13. MEAOIIAM, ot Union. Batukday Moknino, Oct. 10, 1808. Mr. Qarfieldo's Speech On Wednesday evening, according to Appointment, Mr. Garficltlo ol Wnli Ington Tcnitory, addresses! tlio citi ceni ot Jackson. Tlio Jackson ville Brass Band was in attendance, and the Court House was crowded to hear the distinguished speaker. It linn been our fortuno to hear nearly of thu public spoakctjS-onUliis'Co.'ut, but we bavo never- heard any not ever the immortal Maker surpassing Air. Gar fieliio in purity of language, force ol logic, correctness of diction, elegance ot delivery, and indeed, in nil the c outial qualities that show the natural orator. Mr. G. commenced by n pleas ant allusion to the time ho addressed ui eight yearn since, in behalf of the principles of Douglas Democracy and proved that ho had not forsaken the principles that made that party glori ous and successful, but that the party itself, as now constituted, had abandon ed every principle of justice, of truth, of humanity, of right that it had for feited itc claims as the dclemler of con stitutional liberty, and was rapidly drifting to ruin. The speaker review ed in detail thu first four planks of the Dcmocratiu platform, embodying the restoration of the States, amnesty for political offences, payment of the pub lic debt and equal taxation, as present ing the most salient and important points at issue between thu two parties. Ho contended that the States in rebel lion had voluntarily relinquished their rights, and that their subjugation did not reetoro them to thu full enjoyment I those rights again. Ho read and explained tho mcaningof the fourteenth amendment so plainly that any candid man of whatever party, imiu have ac knowledged its justice. Ho showed that tho leaders ot tho Democratic partyplace-hunters, depending upon the effect of appeals to tho prejudice and passions of the people, were clamoring lor a white man's Government, but de manding by the restoration of the Southern Stmcs under thu old bans ol representation, thirty-thrco moro votes in Congress than tho samo population in tho North was entitled to,nnd those votes claimed for tho negro population, He insisted that if we were to havo a "White Man's Government," thu nc groes should not bo allowed to voto In, proxyynnd should ho excluded from the basis of rcpiescutation; and thai the whites of tho South should bo cat isfied with thu samo ratio of political power ns that enjoyed by tho while ot the North. Tho Republican part) Mr. Garfieldo asserted, had not imposed negro suffrage on any State. The fourteenth amendment to the Coustitu tion dcclaied in tho most cmphalh terms that each State should control the question of tlcctivo franchise, but provided that when any Statu granted uO'rage to all its inhabitants without regard to race or eolor, then all such inhabitants should bo included in the basis and have just and equitable rep Nsentatiou in Congress. Tho eight reconstructed States nru now within tho scopo of and subject to tho opera tion ot thu fourteenth amendment and whenever inclined to accept tho ta un political power as a iiko population in ether State?, they can exclude tho tie gro from tho privilege of thu ballot and enjoy a pure and unadulterated "White Man's Government." Mr. G. dwelt at great length on the respective views ot Republicans and Democrats with re gard to national finances. Tho faith of a nation ho contended was as sacred M tho pledge of an individual ; during the aoro and pressing hour of its great trial, when the star of hope seemed Minn, when the battle clouds gather ed thicker and blacker ; when human 'liberty was trembling in tho balance against the lash of Southern lords, and the hand's ot tho shackled millions of the Id world were clenched in agony, men came forward with their money and Mid to tho Government, "taku it jroa lurvivc pay us if you perish we will perish likewise." Thu Govern ment was itruggiing-nlmoet in ruins thoso who loaned their money did so at great riskf and it was duo to the hon or of a great people to keep its faith to the very letter. In tho samo dark hour a cheering voico was hoard be yond tho sea Tho bravo nnd honest and thrifty sons of tho "Fathcilaud," who love liberty, loosed their purse strings nnd said to us, "Wo will not seo America perish wo believe in American faith and American honor you nrc our ark of refuge take our gold and live." Should we cheat and defraud this trusting people? The speak crvhowed that nearly ouu halfof the na tional debt was held by the wot king pee. pie of the country ; savings banks, ti itst companies nnd all institutions ot that character, being founded on tho Na tional bonds. Ho proved by tho deal est analysis that an immediato pay ment of the debt in greenbacks would bring ii remediable ruin on all classes of people, shake the faith ot the world in our honor, and stain our national cs oscutchrn forever. IIo showed not only thu injustice but thu impolicy ol thu present generation being called upon to ucnr-nll thtfeluirdcixol thu war that in fifty yenrstbc industry of the country would bo infinitely more able to liquidate it, and closed by proving that tho demand of the Democratic plat form for the taxation of the bonds, was not only n violation of faith but, a down right impossibility. The boniMiohleis weru parlies to it contract with the United Slates, and under our Coustitu tion, not even the power ot all parties combined could annul it. Mr. Garfield is one of tho thousands of honest men who had courage to leave the Democratic party when it was wallowing in the slough of treas on. When Douglas, tho last hone! leader of the Democracy, said with hi expiring breath, "stand by tho Union and the administration, against treas on," Mr. Garfield was found ready, and has ever lent his eloquent voice in be half of tho principles abandoned by Democracy and taken up by tho He publican party. Mr. Garfield, in our opinion, is tho peer of any speaker on the coast. Hu is a deep and original thinker, clear in argument, conciso in his logic, happy in his illustrations, and rVing at times to the altitudes of poetic oratory, nnd taking his audience with him. Ho is an exceedingly pleasant speaker, finding fault, not with the mo lives but the judgment o'f his oppo nents, and must gixo material aid in tho California canvass. Ho wasliiten ed to with marked attention and wi noticed many old Douglos Democrats-, apparently wondering how they had lingered so long in n party that had abandoned every principle of justice, ind ashamed that they had not left ii long since. At tho close of tho meet ing three cheers were given for the speaker, and threo cIiccim. or Grant and Colfax, anil all parties wMied ho had pokcu much longer than ho did. Rouen o.v OiiKiios-. Last week an emigrant was on his way to California, mil stopping at a store to maku some purchases, Democratic- friend of outs .lamed Simpson, entered iutoeonvein tion with him. Discovering that the migrant wa. a Democrat, our triend expressed suipriro that he should leave o strong a Democratic Statu as Ore gon. "That's just what's tho matter,'' Public Speaking Hon's. O. Jacobs nnd S. F. Chad wick spoke at tho Court Houso in this placo on last Monday afternoon. Quito a number were present, nnd tho inter est on tho 'occasion was manifestly deep nnd sincere. Mr. Jacobs opened tho discussion, and in an earnest nnd candid effort of an hour and n half, set out tho position of tho Union parly with general satisfaction to tho Union men who wore present. Nor did he fail, while soberly commenting on the real ditVercnco between the parties, to send forth nt suitable intervals mirth tipped shafts of irony and wit, at the moro indoltnsiblo prejudice and pre possessions ol thu Dcmocratiu paity of Oregon. Chad wick followed in his usual vein, too well known to tho pcoplo ol Ore gon, to need comment here. We have lieaid the Judge quite oltcu, in former years, and we can't seo but tho some what sarcastic advice of a distin guished member of thu Uoscburg bat would still havo a very good applica tion. "Chad." was on the other side, and had in his nuiuuition Iclt nil the facts of thu caso at an "immeasurable distune below," Tho distinguished gentleman aforesaid could not stand It any longer. Springing to his feet hu exclaimed: "Chad ! if you will talk so fast and so loud, do lor God's sake try and tell tho truth." NEW TO-DAV. DRS.BUSH& MCALISTER DENTISTS, NO. TO, Market Sltncl.Snii I'rnntlkoCnl. Dr. McAllilcr. or tho nbovo named linn, will be at Jnckvonvlllo In a short time, unit remain lor ft few days. To nny person who has had n set of teeth that they cannot use. 1 will main' them ii set on their hmvliitf thu ninuiuil of my bill llh nny responsible linn In town, thu amount or teeth to lw sent to mo within n sine lllril lima. Truth lilktl nmt u-s tared to llie.r natural farm with tine gold, aud nude unfnl lor year or no charge. Cir.cus. Stiekncy's circus will per forin hero on Tuesday livening l.'lth hut. They havo drawn largo crowds in Northern Oregon and we learn that our German Citizens intend givug them a "bumper" to compensate for a disappointment here some time since. Everybody is going as this will hu the last circuit here for many mouths. Prof. ISaiusdalu perliuuieil in town on last Monday and Tuesday even ings. His pcrfotmauco was thu best that has been in Jacksonville lor many years, and was deserving ol a more liberal patronage than hu received, IIu perforins in .Ashland next weuk. Tin: Dunkimt. The Soirreo given on Wednesday evening for Mr. Jntues Leiue, leader of the baud was n suc cess. Everything went ofl'nicclyiiid and everybody sjcined to experience much pleasure. m Hour. Aoai.v. Mr. Sutton of Sutton it Stearns, h.w returned after purchas ing n very largo stock ol drugs and other articles in their line. Jim is ijo ing to sell drugs for less than nothing. ATTENTION FARMERS! G-ang Plows. IIMVIIpurch.-mil the patent rtylit of Jack son anil .lo-eiililnu ceiiiill'c. lor IhO cileluu hit I'llel GANG PLOW, unit am now prepaud to till outers, nml will Hiiaranlce Ihul thin plow will tin In tlir wink wllh less power, iiinl nlvu moru sutlsluctlott than any yet ofliitd lo (hu farmers of southern Ou-tfuii. I'lotv warranted In ever respect, and all Hinds ol blackunllhlni? tlnno at tun pir cent, dli-cimtlt for c.uh. odlUmi! lUIONKUAJv. A CAIID. V .tolro tii return our .Inccrc thanks to the citizens ot IhU place fur their very tompl mill i-ltlcli'iitnlil rcnileieil in umiiuiiiu uiu nru mi Saturday nlhl lail. U'u nan only epi essoin jtriilllink- by ImpliiK Ih'it we may nevu be call mi In nerluim u like unlet! lur any of our neluhbors. A. l--ISII.Mll A IlltO. Jacksonville, Oct. lUlh, I8uH. Notice. 'pill: book and accounts or the SiKMiNri.nu JL In tho hands or .Mr. I!. II. Wuisuti. Thn-ti ndebled will please call nnd pi) lin'ir c uuuts. II- I'- DIMVIII.I.. Jamks T, Gi.kkx, Al.KXANDKR Jons 8, MAirW. DllCM GLENN, DRUM & CO., Cdku.kiis i0 GENERAL MERCHANDISE' CALIFORNIA STRtXT, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. m FIRM, KBV GOODS ....A N't),... NEW SLICES.! LOW PRICES WILL WIN I Aiiovn iVAiuni) firm rniin I la) nnd the imbllc item rally, that Ihey lire now rvcrlvliip nnd openlnj; it vtry largo and ex it u-lvu SlOCK ot take pleiiuie In nollfyiiiK their Irlends counts. ORTON'S PREPARATION! UiiTAJlUSinJl) 1800. THE APPETITE FOR TOUACCO DES TROYED!!! Leave off Chevciny ami Smokiny the J'oisonous Weed, Tobacco. One bo of Orlnr,'n Prrpiralhui Is warran ted lodestroj the iiiipol lllu for Tobacco. In JJ hniv tlnilltr Mm li.llill on i e tit On montj trill U any peison, uu mallei may lw. If it failt ii rtJ'uhteJ. It tiptrjtctly fillll. It Is llllllUI. I m lliu U'o of Tub icco, by the will. Someililiu lurv in n-xTCOuiliiK u With thu help ot Ha noi thu least trouble, who uiu willlo;,- to Thanks. -Fisher & Ilto. return ihnukii to tho citizens ot Jacksonville, in another column. Their loss by the lire is not yet adjudicated but will piobably be quite large. m Mn. GAiifiitLtii: I.v Viicka. Dis patches from Yreku state that .Mr. Giirficlilu had the largest and most enthusiastic meeting over held in thai city. Tlnee cheers for Grant and Col lax and the back woods or.ttor. Utiiiiil harmlm nt alt pus'llik' to break oil tho inrrti emcl-o ul Is iiit-ded ti n--lt na il ibli so llrmly nmlid pri-piriillou, ilitru I (imlffih hwu iled II bear witness lo lint I'ripu.illnii coiuplelf ti tu lur Tub icco, and free Iroui any ilctlit coioineoeiil Its uv. tllrt'Clly upon llifsimo ulUcti.il by tobacco, mi IIil-IjIiiimI, tliuroiili of Tobacco from lliu Wi tli-i iiuuatiiral jaculatcd the stranger. ''Tbero's to I d many gucriillas and thieves here, mil I'm going just as far South as in Id wagon will carry inc." "I've been mbbed and swindled" continued he, "from one end of tho Stato to tho otb r, and last night back hero nt Hock Point, I had to keep guaid all night ti 'ecp the infernal thieves I mm stealing ny horses." "ilussh ! go slow" said Simpson; "why that's tho strongest Dcmocratiu Imlo in Jackson county." 'Uan't help it" replied tho stranger, "facts aro facts; I'vo always voted Democratic, but I begin to think thoro's something wrong in a jiartj that has so many attractions for all tin thieves and robbers in the country. Guess I'll try California awhile. Good bye !" "Good bye," responded Simn- son slowly. "Hang mo it you don't talk mighty plain, and if a man can't emigrate out nt a Democratic State, ho can get out of tho party in Novem her, by voting for Grant and Colfax, and it niut recorded that old man Simp ion don'e-aigrato in that way," FitiiiotiT AititiviNU. Tlio streets have been crowded with freight teams during thu week, mid much moro i expected' by the next steamer. Stntcn Island has been called the "cly-dum of exiles," having bceniuhab ited by Anion Jlttrr, Gniihaltli, Louis Napoleon, Kossuth, General Moreati and others. We me in ivcei-.t of a commiiulca lion from Ashland, but cannot publish it without knowing the name of tin author, Thu LvWwdo limes advcrttses"n confident 'Democrat, seized and pos sessed of five or six hundred solid dol lars, who will deposit tho same beside that beautiful brick (no brick Pomcrny) now in Mallery dud Ceggau'e safe and, awaiting the advent o a sang'uiuc Sey moro and Blair man." The"bn6k" will find no taker's. Dit. Mc'Ai.isii.ii win i.t ,ii town in n fjw days. He invites thosj Who are Mtffeiing with bad teeth to givo him u call. o , "I would rather sleep with n niggei lhan with a Democrat 1" Jaik Jihtir. Frank undoubtedly forgot to mention tho sox. An old butnevei-t.illiug Democratic argument "How would you liku to havo your daughter marry a nigger?" Stkamkb. Tho steamer will sail for Credent City and Umpquaonthe I -1th iust. See our now advertisements in other column. an- BORN. LINN In Jacksonville ou the 9IU lust., to the wlfuol'U. Lluiij son. UREITUAUTII-Iii Jacksonville en tho 8th Intl., to the wile of II. A. Urtllbartb a daughter. PIED. LANE-ln Jacksonville, Oct. 71b, John Lane, SglU ftUUIII IN JGiD fact, that Orion's ly destroys tlio oppe letres thu person its for II. as IK-Iuro h The I'repiiatlon arts ulauds mid seerelloim vikI through the.it up ly rlcjiiliij,- thuHilsou svsteui ami thus allay cr.ivlnirs lor Tobacco, (7 Ao inort huAmnj for TJxiKonftrr unnj OrVtm't I'rtparaUm. lite- iiki u ii uarrarutJ. HEC0JIMK.NDATI0.SS. Tio following are n few- selected from the multitude of recommend tlloui in our poti Ion. From W. P. lleald, Jlsq., Rancor, Maine, IlJiiRor. Maine, April 1 1 Ih. ISiiH. I hcri-by cerllly, Ihul I havo used Tubtccu lor thirty jwt put, and for thu f.ut lllteen jwn I hau untl tun M)uid per mouth. I Inuu UMiloititvmpts lo leavu olf ivl dlllvri-in limes. I have Ullolfouu )enr nt n 1 1 in-, but always continued lo hanker lor It till I u-il Orion's l'rt-p trillion, which hai completely cured ao of thu uppititc lor Tobacco, 1 wuulU ricommrlid nil who nrv CI ctitl with IhU tetlible babil, to Iry thu Preparation which will certain ly cure If thu directions arc followed. W. V. HL'ALI). From II. W. Alklm, ICmnrlllc, Tenn. Knoxville.Tvuu., Aiuu-tiili, ISr.7. This Is to i-erllly, tint I bud iimiI Tobacco to such nil VAl-iil that my htnllh hud Ucuim Kriutly linpund.uiid my whulo system ilt-inii); in aim oroKemluwii in June, ihiit. i iioil- i is ml one box ol urioii's I'Kp.iralliiu, nnd uftn useluu' It 1 louiid lli.it t was cumpliUly iiirul I havo not had uuy delru or h iiiKvrlnK for To biccosliicu ii.ln thu Preparation. 1 Mli-to Ii lo l-oull lb.it it is recouiuitrmleil. and 1 would advlsu ull wlut wish to mill thu iisu of 1'ohuii.o lo Iry o:iu box ofUrlou's l'leparaiion, U W. ATKINS. From John Morrill, Ilangor. Maine. . Muich aisl". 18fi8. Thli lilo certify, that I n.i-d Tubjcui tm iljthteen jtarsi ; lave Iiinl many lluio lo break oil, but Imvu sullen d so uuicli hum u d Kims In my head mid it uuaniii); in my slouiavii ili.il i iminsuuii Kliinup I lit.- uiai, A sMnl lliu rluco u fi If ml luduiid me to try Orion' t'up ruiiuo. xiiii 17 jruti.i 1 11 no uonu to unit mn completely tun d Idid not In llio least lun ker uiier Tobacco, iiilnr losinokuorcht,w itllcr 1 bvi;au lo use thu l'ri,iriiiiou. JOHN MOItltll.L. mOtuvri of CbunttrtiU and all articta pur yorud tut lii tllm.tf thr itme name or Mtrtcut I'll jrext ivjiutir.il vf (hton'i I'rtfuwion lm m ductii uiiyrtuC'j M ptriviii U alttmpt fulutiiy v(,ii fluyuUic cvuiittrfttt oiul mjcrwr urltcltt I'urtMf rt will pltuHvnltr dimity I torn tLc propiuiur, or ,111 duly autliurual .-tynti. lliu price or OiIoii'h I'rrpualloii Is $ pet tMi. Ii.rw.ndfd lo uny p trt ol the country. iii .iid on nceipl or price. Money sent by 1.1 til alourtlik. rtiMu-.s. O.U.COTTON, Proprietor. UoxINtf, furilaud. Me. nErjiia.Ncti We, tho tindCMiKiied, beieb certify that wi have liutl personal deuluiK. with O II. t'ulloi lorstveralyiar-. and Imvolouiid him In Uniii boimrabb untl lair duilliiK muu, and ouu win thy the coulldtiicu and palrouuKu or the imbll,- Dr. ri. U Unwell. Itv..l. ti. tirttn.rj. II. Illeharil.iiii. Ksq , Porlbinil, Maine Hon. K K. Ilojle. Hellasl, Slnllie; Alonz-i ll.tiinitl hq Hanjjor Mulnej Chug, J, Moirlll. II tide ".'Wj r. . innuy. at. Johusvnle, . i.j urn. u, awi-ei, K,q , wmi Mm .UuM. MmisUsItl, PUHolutioB of Vartaorship. ' IMIK parlnerhlp bereloloru ex.tlnK Iwiwi-en 1 .k-'U.aiid Win, U. Greenm 11 Is dissolved this day. The accounts or Dr. Greeumaii have been disposed or to W. O. Greeiiuian. and an immediate teltleineut Is required. K. II. (iUICKNMAN. 1 An)-, fitb, 18S8. aug8lf "" ' ' ' "" 1 1 1 1 I ! . M. Mentor, Uialer III (Jelierill Mfrlhan,llu u 1 11, imiu nit nura 10 nig new urtck tiuliu i.rrN7"V5 H1 V"T. of dlplberia. on the log, wruer of Mala sod OfMon 8trcl. opdo 4th lost . Grant, only too Of Andrew llnnn A .li....v.. r,m n.1.1 r..i,-L?.i.T. ,TO, "PP gfd about 1 ytr. Anf ait 20tb, 1868. aogJflwS. STAPLE DRY GOODS, HEADY MADE OLOTHINQ, HATS AND OAFS, CALIFORNIA AND SALEM CLOTHS, BLANK IVTS, IIO()I SKIIITS ivrc, KTC. BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes. Ctiy W hnvr. nlso, In coiinri-llou with -Va oy tin' ilium1, n vt'iy l.irsii nml "GXi tt&T t-Mi IHIVI-slnil tr thnlii1 "SiZ Siif' (JriHt-rlti'.lliirihviiii-, VJ5a a- (J'li-nisnaii', YjjQ tdr (Has- -in OaV wiiie.Ciilh-ry. "UJ3 CGr 1'nliils miilOllsjiiii.il, -VjJa &5y"U'linlotv OImss, Nulls, lri'ii"nn fsiy- mid Httvl, Ciil nml Hliil 5$l OaV" I'tnvvs, U'uwlin mid Willow ware, -Yisi Wp nrr- rea-lv In sell nnvllilnp In our lineal the I.OVI:st);aSII 1 1 1 1 1; I :. l'eroiiw,.hluL 10 buy jjihhN. will llml It ureally to llnilrad vnnlaK'i to rxtmliu1 our slock l-fori' purcha Iiijj elst-whtre. ns wt-nrt1 di-lcrmlmil mil lo lit-iniil'-r-iilil liy nnv hnu't1 In J-ickson county. (live us a call, ami thru jiido lor yourself ns lo our ctpaclty to furnish good ns above. (slcnn, i)urni,&Co. Jacktmnvlllv. March '.', Isii7. If SUMMONtS! N TIIK (JlltUUIT COUUT OF Till: 1 Htute uf Orijjiui, lor thu tounty of Jon pli'in1. (I I!, lii'an A .1. Thompson, partners ilo In,1 li'ulm-.s iii.d r llu in nml slyli1 of 'l it in k 'riioinpson," PI tintirr, vi. 15 1. Colin Deli-lidiint, Suit in Equity to Forccloso MortrjaRo. To II. It, Colin : Von lire rtqulrt-il 111 up pi-.ir In said ('tiiirl. iiinl nnvviT the c-iinpliiiiii ol sild pl.ilutllli, (II11I iiiiliist )(iu, tvlllni leu days imiii tho lime ol I lit- serviic of lb s tniinnmiK mi you, If servid within said i-nuii iy, iir irst-rvril on nu wiihiu unv older niiin ly in this Hluli-. then within lui-nly tijn Iron, the limn or the n iviro, or if srr'vnl oil ;nu mil of tin- Slut- of Oreann, then it is onbriil1 by Hie Court tint publieuiion lie niiiilc lor six w ks In tlio OnrRn.y Sk.ntinki. prior to tin' fourlli Monday in Oulober, A. II., 16C6. Alidjnn 1111' iinlifl'i) Ilia', if jnu full Id s lisnt r o.iltl i-ouipliiini ns iiIiiim- iiquinil, lit idiliulilTi will apply In I In- Cimrl for tin rebel ilt-mmiliil Ibt-ieio, liiwh: for it Judjniu-' uiiiini on for Hit' niii of flw liiindriil 11111 fiiriy.s"vi-li dollars, (8.117 (III 1(1(11 wilhlnl.i e thereon nt Hit. rati- ol (l per ivul, per m inuu, from iIih ltlib d,iy of Jan., A. It. !Fd". ami Uu- costs mnl illsburreiinis ol T)is ucttoi In lie In.Xfil ; nml for 11 ih-cico for tht-foiiclo'i uri' and s a In of tin- morlj'ujjeil prnprrty do serlUil in I Ik- rninplalnt (Jiifo miller iitv huinl this 1 Ol It il iy ti An kiisi, A. I), 18118. O..IACOII8, All'ytor I'lalnllfl'. Aug. Ifith. tP08. mi" I ft iv C. IIOWA1ID & S1IITII JMnntilactuio to order, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, DRESSED FLOORING &C. 'pilK UNDKIlrilUNKI) AUK MANU X laelnriiiKi'l Iheir new sli-mn plauinu' mil tlntiiUive named nml many mom articles it ii-ally ndiicid pilen, 6a.h or ull slr.so, hand or tnudo to oider-ellhcr tfluzv.il or un. 4lazt.1I. MouicUnga, from nm-hiiir Inch to a five Inch crown mould Orders for Ihrsi.i.rifch1,, mid nil work In Cm peiilyrluj: mid llulhllu, douo with ill.imicli and In u workmau.llko manner, I'erson- uli contemplate biilliliu, would do well 10 call 01 no beloro uuklnj; contract elsewhere. TTn.ca.ertLln Jack,ouv.,.,NovnM!,MS A rcM rrs nelt NiVilcUn nra . 1, u,.j,. . . urt-it sfrret ertisittlli I. In "", 'hL!,'.,m '4, 81 rlt an, lllno, rreulsr iwl Al 'mi IttitiS.' 11.11 to C.t I. rh" D,yti Vi'STtJ? tt" W s 1'I.ANTATION UMTKlil" bur .1 .nr. Tito trn,l,ns r ..fit, VpVwU .i?W " "jys iqfshl, n cur. 1 All 1 nstTi li imi ,,l,' M1..1U. in I, .1,, i.-ip iV.Lj; 'h ? ryw. .4 Tonic. Il.au totl.lnnn,! WMknilXit',',,"l &'"' "Hit H"t.notilrug,.,lr,!1V.f',,,l't oly .inptfy .M Phnl .1,. se?J.2r Jl."?."" Jniliortniit CVrtincntci. runllonnlfu.,.mrl.f,,,lr, """ "".' His. W. II, WAIIU0.NP., )HJ ,wt. llltlirs bat cms,! in., i"'sjlunu "KV. J. S. CATIIOIIN, Itodt,,,,, xr. "W aJsnt Sol lfa"XZZEEiitt TlisriinlalluullllliriiiMktlhtiwrili n,M .1 , I"" '". -l ie siI..umV n7",,- 'ifi , Tin .tilllemj im..iM llml I, ,.,'", IK prrfnllyrnro tan-Ur.) of II,. rUNTaTIoVBim. SlntSr "' W ' " n"' iSfitf u.N)lLTII.ATI,tiOTcr I'fiyccil. sw IIiMIiM" t"nK,',t '""" "" "' "rtlm i. 11. mtAKi:, iico., Aiv lorlt, Sole Pron'r. UKDINtJTON k CO., 410 mnl 118, I'limi htrret, Hun rrnnclico. Ajronts for California nnd KctiiU riXAi. Lytn's MAjnilk nrcl I'owjsrliinritn-lciiluikia liverjUilcof tin Iniscl stit-rUm, llwkl.i, lit I'lllun, Antt, llu:, IT KILLS INSTANTLT. Mini I. r'tnllsily surpUIn; In rfsrd lohlkliw (I If, llnl nolwlllulsiiillni; Us lnlnl Uwlh laUtwcta It f.lfifllr listtillni la nmnklixl mi) dtntHlln sIu. Ilrnnlnlils. or ssltn llh Impttnlt), II IwiUi Is.lluiony ofcrnliicnt JI-llnnil.LrHclirtuUli tLt Ills rnr.r.pnoM rouoj, N-iMllclo Li er ltniulir.lllTiiiiI1liiUi ins. Il rrnnlsllon I. tlt known, II Is suit; mi iV; titfl llitcllcii. ccuipnr isch Hut. SismtlMv Isifrll.. Tit Krnntiiv tin Hit ilmslui. sfK. Lto.'.iojltirii tslsilsmiiur H(M lUkMti A IV AnjfOjbjiiMtiUi Hi,-' I. n Inilisilon or tanniiifrll, An; Jrsrr' U cm I In Etmtinr If jrua IntUI rim lll tit. m tilir, SoIJ blliliufclilisihl tlrsliiieallsl'sdliiiMi, MEXICAN IIITANO LIKIHEST, 0. 1'". llUKK. BLAKE & J. It. IIkuian. HELMAN WOULD CALL TUB ATTENTION OF bu IMerr, and all who havo buldtnir In conlemplallon, to the fact that their spend d ;?7lP,1,:,,,"'r ")i" '' ' "'ccessful ?r k . and that ih.-y aro itble- to do plaining orill fc Si on snort iiotlee. in thu beat style, aud at reduced ioni,?' ,'i,w ',,pnlor -chUrV, In cofio. in.?. b l,e P,HU. nWeH us lofurnUbSpors and sash, door aud window frames, aiid ruml" uro at low rales , In fact wo are determined "ot 0 be undersold bV any mannfac uro? In our ""a'.m ,VS "Squall ulakk&helman Athland.Orsjron, Mav 10th, 186B. tf It Ii n sSrallttt ftfl list Ihs Mtilciti MuH.fUl nifiii ifirini nivisruistlnstilioiltr litti, msuiuI bfiil, IIUHnnjr rllclsirtrdlKosiii.l. No eoiapoun-l hu sir Lisa loisst,) ialstl riKiuualntuiIng IIiikmati.hm, Pnnr Tukoit, , fjiHT H'n.tK Joints, Uiii.ns. Uiil'isu. Un Aoii, i'riiaiNS, fiwtixitos. Fnrsn Cm 01 Wcow Ornyoibsrcoml!ntireitilrln(sniitfrailsFicsila ton iiunsia r " II lisn hi,ll.rn.lUn, ImUs tmrtjtt'p' r Spsslii, Syllut, lllug-lliir,Vt luJ OslH,B(tiis,ltissi, tc. 1 1 slioutil U krrl In sisry lienw, t"p, sislilsUs, cll.nl. viillwrur. riimiiiiitMUaV7. . . All (snuliia I. raeiwl lu slitl visit ni''l?P.MV' llm.llEiulurtorU, . VVlbruok,ClitiuUlsHkir' 0. 8. lmp or PKM AS UA UN tS A C Us Wf. AnsRuit l.v Urn mult l rutulsrMI II .lout nUls ULIt, Ukcl.ljl .,.w Sold by nil lirii(l.iisnl Slwrtilnssry ( luscauiji on t'scllle cosit. NEW DIGGINGS STRUCK T WILLOW Sl'ltlGS .SJORE, II.LOW OPJtlNUM JaCKSOU VU, Wil. BII.GEJ, r. , . .FBOPWKIW- Plic tiiMlerslgiieil lierfbr' I imuiict-it 10 the ciilsi-nsor Willow epnwj ml vicinity, that hu has opened a ilortij"" tlncr, nml offirs lor tale hit Urg M,w ileoied stock of , , y.jif H.OTHINU OP ALL KINDS, - " "'' .J BOOTS AND 8HORS, 1 I IA riAT.8 AND1CAP8, 0R0CKRIK8. LIQUORS, .' .j-obaOcoP'I ind all kinds of general aurobasdUs io ,s lo are easycash. dovru. . ,. Call around allow toorselve to ft W ibat Goods cm be sold Just as Cheap as in Jachotm OH Off 'fAwvm WllloW Rprlai R. iltK . hides: hide The HianiaT oahm PRWp'ffiS Hides of all kinds, dellMWd! iM"1 of ft udmJpMd,li J"1, oi im. v l'rfl