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About Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1868)
Tit mm sentinel. IxuiT Morning, Dec. 12, 1808. A ChulUblo Deed. Au Irishman in an Eastorn village took a contract to sink n well. Ho reached a depth oi twenty five feet pnd oonicrpvotcd to rcaoh water. Next morning on going there early he found it feared in. Attar a Tew moments spent in lamentation over his bad luck a bright idta'struck him. Hanging his lint and coat noar the windlass ho quietly with drew to .the top of a neighboring hill, where hiddon in the shrubbery he awaited to seo what would happen. As the morning wore on the inhabitants began to arouse and stir out. Several were attracted to the well, thinking that, as Pat's hat nnd coat were there, he was below, of course, at work. Soon the alarm wns raiswtl that the well hadcaved in nnd that P.it wan in it. A crowd colloctcd nnd stood horrified at the Uto of poor Pat. A brief con saltation was held, and soon spades ami other instruments were brought to 'li? out.thc remains of the unfortunate man. To work they went with a will ; when one set became wearied with tho unit ual labor, a dozon ready hands graWd thcjQStruments nnd dug lustily. Pat quietly looked on from his retroat on the eminence, while, tho wholu village stood around the well, and waited with broathless suspense, tho work go brave ly on. As tho diggers approached the bot tom, the excitement of the bystaudcis grew intense ; and they collected n near as safety would admit, garinc fearfully down into tho woll. With great care's ml precaution the dirt was dag away; nnd when tho bottom wa at last reached, no Pat was to be found. The crowd before so anxious gradually relaxed into n broad grin which broke forth in nproariouq merriment, when tho vertible Pat walked up with a smil ing countenance and aililromeil the crest fallen diggers who now stood weary and soiled with their labors : , ' "Bejabers, gintlemin, and it's Patrick Fagan, sure, that is much obleged to yens for rloin' of of that nice little job "of work !" The effect can be better imagined than described, and as the most ncti c of the young men slunk off, several low-breathed muttering broke forth that sounded Tory much like "sold." Throngh the kindly nid of liii follow citizens Pat soon finished his well, and it remains among tho monuments of his genius trwlsr Dangers or .Mi:. uk LdrKits. Ev- i .i , , ., erywhero there are dangers nnd eviln, , of which somo affect the iiitolluctn.il :...nnn.. i .i .... i uifyiu viiiuuo, uiki imicrn iirw iiiiiuviir yblo to the moral worth of literary men. In this country, especially, it too often happens that the young man who is to live, by his talents, and to rank the most of the natno of a schol ar, is tompted to tarn his literary cred it to tho quickest account by early making himself of consequence to some of tho people, or, rather, to somo of their factions. From the moment ! is found yielding himself np to their errices, or huntinsr af tor popular favor, his time, his studies, and his powers yet in their bloom aro all lost to learn ing. Instead of giving his days and nights to the study of the profound masters of political wisdom, instead nf patiently reseivitig tho lessons of hi tory nnd prauiical phylosophy, he pre maturely takc9 part in all tho dUscn ions of the day. His leisure is wasted n the profligate productions of dema gogues, and his curiosity bent on tin minnctru of local polities. The one quence is, that his mind is so much dis sipated, or his passions disturbed, that the quiet speculations of the scholar can no longer detain him. Ho hear the bustle of Committia, he nihlicr out of tho grave of Egeria, and Xuina and the Muses call aitor him in vain. It is pvrhapa one ot the incurable oviU ol our constitution of society, that his ambition of immediate notariety nnd rapid success is loo early excited, nnd thus it is tho promises of literary ex cellence are so frequently superceded. ' Filial Lovk. An iimtanoe is rcla ted in anoieat history of a certain citv that waa besieged for a long time, and t last it was obliged to surrender to tha invaders. Two brothers in the oity, having done somo kinduess to the conquering general, received permiss ion to leave the city beforcit was set on fire, and to take with tlmm nu much oi their property as each could carry about his -person. Accordingly the two young menappeard at the gates oi ine .ouy, one oj tueiu carrying meir father and the other the mother. ' , :i i. ii !.. .i FOR CASH. A. FISHEM BROTHER, ookxkb or California and Oregon Streets, JACKSONVILLE, llave oo band a ALARGE STOCK OF STAPLE DEY G-OODS, CLOTHING, BOOTJslAIVD shoes, GROCERIES, LIQUORS,': ZCUTLERY, CROCKERY, Etc. All of which will be sold AT REDUCED PRICES. A. riSHKR A 11RO. JsckfonTlllo.Junc2.Mh. Ifc'IS. Juii27-lf JxutA T. GLKNIt, ALIIA.SUKK John 8. Martin. Dutu GLENN, DRUM & CO., 2nauM n GENERAL MERCHANDISE CALIFORNIA STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. iEtf FIRM, NEW GOODS ....AK'D.... ISTETW PRICES! LOW PRICES WILL WIN I mill' AlinVP. XAMPll Fill .11 1 uke pleaMiic In uutirving ihcfr Irlend and the puldlc generally receiving and oixutug a , that they ar nuw receiving and opuulug a viry largs and ex- lemlve Hock of STAPLE DRY GOODS, BEADY MADE CLOTHINO, HATS AND CAF5, CALIFORNIA AND SALEM CL.OTIIS, BLANKETS, HOOP SKIRTS ETC., ETC. BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes. SSr Wr hive, alio, in connection with "ta tSf the above, a very large and t t$T extensive slock of choice -j3u. tHr tirocerle. Hurdwure, -V&a J&T Q'lrt-wiware, "SB tar (Jt.i-H- -3a a ware. Cutlery, -a gr I'ulnt mid Oils; uImi, -jB jQrWindow UIhm. Nails, lrn-QaC er-.und Biecl, CuM and Steel "QIC. Wir Flows, Wooden and Willow ware. "QA We are ready to sll anvlblng In our lineal the LOWEST CASH I'ltlCE. I'er.oii. xt, lilmr io buy good, will llud it urmlly to their ail vantage to ex4miuu our utock U'fure purcha. ing elfwhere. as we are determined not to be nndertold by any hnuw) in JuckHin county. Give u a cull, and then judge fnr'yourtclf as to our capacity to furnish goods a above. GLENN, Dltl'M, tL C. Jacktouvllle, March 2. lbU7. tf "JfiXCELSIOE" LIVERY STABLE, Oa Oregou street, JaektonWllt. PLYMALE & MANNING. ''avlng just received from 5an tine stock of FrauclKO a HAUNKSS, UUUGIES k CAURIAGKS, We are prepared to furnish our patrona, and the public generally, with at FINE TUKNOUTS As can be had on the I'aclflo Const. Saddle liorite hired to go to auy part of the country. Animals BOUGHT AND BOLD. IIorc broke to work single or double, Flnr tes boarded , and the best can bestowed upon thorn while in our charge. "OUB TKRMS ARE KEABONADLE.-a A liberal kbare of lbs public palrnnacs It w,clud, PLYMALE A kANNlNO. Jacksonville, Ogo., Oct, 17th. a uuer MANHOOD.1N THE YOUKt und rising gcucratlon, the vegetative powers oi life arc strong, but In a few Tears how olten the'pallid hue, the lack-lustre eye, ami cm.iclnlcd form, anil the Impossibility of application to mental effort, show Its baneful influence. It soon becomes evident to the ob sorter that some de rasing Influence Is check ing I he development of the body. Consumption Is talked of, ami perhaps the youth Is removed from school ami sent Into the country. This is one of thr wnrt movements. Removed from ' ordinary diversions nfthe cverchsnglng scene ol the city, the powers of the body too much enfeebled to give zest to healthful and rurut esercise, thoughts arc turned innards upon themselves. If tlif patient be a female, the opproach of the menses l looked for with anxiety, ns the first symptom In which Nature Is to show her saving power in diffusing the circulation nnd tailing' the theek with tho bloom ol health. Alus 1 increase (if nppctllc ha grown by what It fed nn ; the energirs nf the system nrc pro (rated, and the whole economy is dernnitrd The beautiful and wonderful period In whlc body nnd ninlned undergo so fascinating u i cIiuiik'o In m child to wnmiin, is lookrd for It' ' vuiu , the parent's htnrt bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting for Its victim llKLUTJnLUH Kxthact liTcnu, for Weak ness urisiug Irom ccee or early Indiscretion attended with the following symptom : Indis position to Ewllnn, Lrot nt Tower, b) ol Memory, Difficulty of Ureathiug. Genera Wuknes, Horror of Disease, Wtnk Nerver. Troubling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Nlgn' Sniats, Co'd Feel. Wakefulness, D.mucss m vision, Liugour, Unlvers.il lassitude uf tin Muscular System, Olten Knormnus App-llle mIiIi Drsieilic Symptoms, Hot Hand. Flushing of the Ilmly, DryneM of the Skin, i Pallid Countenance und Kruplions on the Face, I'uin in the D.ick, HniviuMS uf the Eyelid-. Frtqiieuily Illack Spots Flying lwfnre the Eyes, with Temporary HulTiisinn and !. nt .Sight, Want of Attention, Ureal Mobility. ' RestlcastiCM. with Horror of Society. Nolle lug is mure lUsimhlc to such patients than i Solitude nnd nothing they more dread, for Fear of Thenirhrs; mi Repose of .Manner, tic Kuroesine-l, no SiKculutiun, but a hurried Transition from one question to unnther i Tltrse symptoms, iftilhmrd logo on wliieli this Medicine invariably reuiuves soon follow Loss ol Power, Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, in , one of which the p.itlitil may expire. During the rfupcrinli ndencu or Dr. U'ilsoi ut the llioomlogdalc Asylum, this .ild teiuli J occurred to two patient ; nuion hud lor n tiim ' left them, and both died of epilepsy. The) 1 were of bolb ivies, und about twenty years ol i e. ! Who can say that these escesjcs arc not fie ipiently followed by tlnne direful diiemes In smity und Consumption t The records uf tin. liisiinc Asylums, und the melancholy deaths b Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums tin most nielaiieholy exhibition uppears. Tin cnutiteiiuncc isuctiitlly sodden and quite drs tttutt ncilhu Mirili or Urief eier visits it Should u muiid ol the tulcv occur, it li ranl urlicul.iie. "With rro ful meoinrrt wan Deplr Iiv sulteu suuinU their gne begullrd." Wldliiwi We iteret the existence of the above dueaice , ,, ,, . n , n-.., ,.n in ' vuluublegift of clumistry or the rvmoviil nf the . ...... ...., '1W...T. " w.k .... '-... N. MM ... vnnqiirncvs : Hki.mo ii.d'k IIiiiiii.v Co.vcKh tiutkd IYuio DxTiuin- or IJucm. TlierejU no tonic like it. It i un iinclinr of Loe to the urgron nnJ iutlent, and this is the testimony of those who have used or prescribed It. Sold hy Druggists uud Dealers everywhere. I'repartd at II. T. II ELM HOLD'S Drug and Ulieinic.il Warehouse, 591 liroudiruy, New York. . RECOMEKDATIONS. Ghkat Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. id, isce. .Mr. II. T. Hklmboi.d: Dear Sir: Your coniinunlc4tlan requesting our term for udverlislug was duly received, but fron .1 prtiljudice I hud funned uguinl aderlUln rures for secret ili.euwB," it was left uiun .Mereil. During un accidental eonversalioi m a Drug Si ore my mmd wus changed m iho charucier nf jnur Ul'ciiu, It wn thei highly ciiniiueiideil lor oilier illseasss by wi physicians prrrent. Inclosed p'eure find out rates uf advertiiing. Youn', Ac. T. H. II. STEN HOUSE. IMitor und I'liipnelor nt Daily and Semi-Weekly Telegraph. N. Y. S. Vol, Inrtitcts, Corner ot fith Ave. k "Cih St. si Cuilrul Park. (A Home and School for the Sous oi D'ceawd Soldiers.) Un H. T. Hxlmuuld: Two bottles only of the package of your valuable liucliu presented to the In.ilillore liuve been used by the children, and with ih rfect success. In the case af our lit 1 1 Lieutenant A. J., his pride is no longer mnr. lifieJ, and he is tree from the daily morning unuthemasof the chambermaid who has churge uf bis bedding. I feel that a knowledge nf the result of our use of your Uuchu with the children under our charge may save many a Superintendent and Matron of Boarding Schools und Asylums a great amount ol annoyance; and many a poor child suffering more from ufiitni than from habit, may be spared punishment, that is (tint knowing it as n weakness instead of a bad habit) most un justly inflicted upon them. Thanking you on behaii or 'pn cnunreo, sua noping oiners may be alike benefited. I am respectfully ynnrs. COL. YOUNG, Gsoeral Bup't, sod Director. JbnU 18C8. JOHN BILGER, California Street (between Oregon and Third) Jaoksonvillo. DEALER AND WORKER IN TIN, SUET-IRON, MMR, LEAD AND BRASS, KEKI'S CONSTANTLY ON HAND nn oMorlment of the best Tin,Slir.t-lron und Copper ware, llrssi Pipes. Hydraulic Nozzles. Pnrre Pumps, Ohaln. Iad Pitie. Hose HAUDWAUH, CUILEItY ; NAILS of all sir.es. Har, Plate nnd norlrd Iron; Paints, Oils, Siz-s mid Glass; All qualities of Powder; Shot of all numbers; Hrnhrs of everv variety, etc., CtC.J Wooilen and Willow Ware; Itopc, Brass und Iron Wire; Blacksmith, Carpenter and Miner's tools of crery variety. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Consisting of Cusi.iniii nnd Steel Plows; St If sharpening Fivd Culler; Cauldrons diid lion Wuh Kettles; Cultivators, Wheelbarrows, etc. Stoves. Always on hand n large lot of Parlor. Conking, Oflin and Cabin Stoves, nf assorted szis. pliln und fancy, constriirlnl nn lalel luel avlng plun. 'Boilers, KeilN, Pot". Puns, uud everything ennmctrd llh these Invcs, Wrirruiiti'd durable and iierfect. All artii'les sold nr tnaiiuracl tired by lilm. WAUItANTCD. Ills work is made of the net mult rial mid of choicTsl jmlliriK. t& Oulers Mlli'iiitt-il to with ill-patch, nnd rllhd iiceofilinc in ilireriines. He is deiermin d io sen at low iitici:s ron CASH. Call und examine Iiii stork befnrc piirrlmi. lug elsewhere. S pt. 14, lbCC. JOHNBILCER lsnporU'r or Kuriti liuplrinciilN AND MAOHINE8. UNION LIVERY, SALE & EXCHANGE STABLE. Comstock Cawley Proprietor. The proprietors havi recently purchned the aboio well known itnnd.iliusted ou the coruur CalirurnU nml Slh ntrtcU, Where the ery b?t hire and bugcles enn Ik hud at nil time", nt ren'nnuMu rale. Their look of ruiditus cautiot Ik npialed In the aUte. IIOItSKS IIOAUDED On rea-iinable terms, and the lxt care and at tuntloii beiitnwcd upon them while under their charge. Abo HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. Being satisfied that the can cWe sstlsfnctlnn the pruprietora solicit the patmuagu of the pib lie. JacUionvllle, November 2ttb, 16(1C iWOif HOWARD &.SiHTlI Manulacturo to order, DOORS, SASH. BLINDS, DRESSED FLOORING &C rpilE UNDERSIONKD ARE MANU X l.iciiiring ut their new slenui pinning mill .he uUive mimed and nmiiy imiru articles hi 4 really rediiCtd prleo. Sih ol ull sines on laml or mude to older either glazed or un lazed. from one-lmlf inch Io n five Inch crown mould Onb-rs for these orllcles, and all work In Car neutering and lliiildlng, done villh dlrpatch ind In a VMirkinmidlku manner. I'ertuns hIh co ilunplntv building, vwuild do well to call on us bcloru making contract elsewhere. done In a neat and appropriate. manner. Shop nu California ilrect, near thn bridge. HOWARD A: SMITH. Jackionvllie. Nov. 'Jtllli, 'b7. inniUlf. FOE SALE. 100,000 feet HEAHUN'ED LUMUER.eoc half of it dugttr Pine, nu easy terms. ALSO Fiv( or six yoke of caitie aid some horses on the same terms. I also propose In sell at Public Auction, a flue lut ol DRY COODci.eouaUtiug of OIiOTSIXJOi SOOTS9. MXOXsl, orxTTXiXxi-r, sto. Sales to comence oo Saturday, the 1 Alb of AugvMl, and to continue every Saturday tbervalter, until the majority Is sold. TERMS OF SALE. Under 820, cash down ; over that son 60 days time (with note of approved security, with one per cent, interest), will be given. cobw over 9700, four months time. J. P. PARKER. Jacksonville, Au(isa ?tn, IM. TSSSSSJIlj t ,j i l.Wv JBsflr Hly i l I kmfmW FKENCII MHDICAK. OFFICE. Pn. Jumav pKHMAt'l.T, Pnclnr of Medlclnenf tin- Faculty of Prls, Grndunte of the Univer sity Quern's Colli-gn, and Physician nf tho St. John HaptMe Society of Pnn'Franclen, l)n. I'miull.T ha the plennre In Inform pa tients nnd others seeking confidential medical ndvlce, that he can lie consulted dally nt his nlJlce, Armory Hall lliiildlng, Northeat corner Montgomery nnd Sscrnmeutn streets, San I-'raiicl'co, Itnom No n. in. II, first door, up talrs. entrance on elthtr Montgomery or Snc rnmenln street". Bit. PkrhaVI.t's studies have been almnt rv cbi'lvely devolid In the rure of the various fiynis of Nervous nnd Physical IHhlllty, the re'iilisof Injiirloii" hnblts ncqtilrrd In y ulh. whleh iiiinll trrm'niilr In Impotence nnil ster rlllly. nnd permanenllv Induce nil the concomi tants or n!d nte. Where a stcrct Infirmity ex-i-ts tiivnlvbiK tint hnpplneaM ol a life nnd thai or other", reason mil mnrnllly dlclnle the ne cessity of Its rrmnvnl, for It Is n fact that pre mature decline or the vigor of nmutiond. Hint rimonlal inihnpplnes", eompul'ory single life, tic, have their sun tees In causes, the germ o which l phuted In early life, and the blttvr Irult Listed loin; afterward ; pntlenis, laboring undtr this rinnpUlul, will roinplaln of one or inure of the lothming symploni": Nncturnnl KinMmi", Pains In the Hack nnd Bend Went, nes of Memnrv and Slelit. Dlschnrce Irom the j Urethra on going to stool or making water, the Inti lleclual I-neti I ties are nrakcnnl, l.os ol Memory ensue. dca are clouded, and there Is a disinclination to nttend to biiinrr",ort'tru loreuillnc wrlllnc, or society nf friends, tc The pitletit will prnlmbly coiiijilulu nr Dizzl lies. Vertigo, nnd that the Sight nnd llenrinu uro Wnikened nnd sl-p illtnrleil by dreams, melancholy, sighing, jmlpllatlour, 'diluting", ciiituh" mid rlow lever : while somn hae rxler mil rl.eunnitlc pain, nml liiimluiess nl the body bnmii or the innl eouiinnu symploui" are plm pie In Hie face, nnd nclilug in ililfi rent piris ol the IhhIv I'alleuls suuVriiig Irom lhl ill'cns', tiiiuhl "npply Iniiniillnti ly to Hit. l'niiiai.T, eittiT lu p nun or ny letter, mill he will guar auler n cua- or .Vmlmil l.misslous una lenee In six to eight weik". lmpo Patient ulb'iiui; from tenrrlnl dlseae In nuy "tage, (lonorrliea, Gleet, Strlclute", lluho L'leers, Culaueiius Kruptloii", etc., will be treat ed siirce!ull). All .yiihllitlc and .Meicuriul Taints entirely reiuovel Irom Ihu svrttm lilt. I'i.iiiuu.t'h d plnmis are In his nfllee where pititnW can see for thent'ehex Unit they are under the cure of a legolur idiicnted prnu tltiouer. Ihe lie"t rulcnnee clven IT rupilred Putientssiiiltrlng under chronic dleMr, can cull and evaniiue for theinwlrcs. We lnlt iutviigKiion ; cntiin inn in know t'iryiliiug nor to cure everybody, but we do claim Ih tt In nil c.i"cs taken under iMilment ue Itilllll inn prntulres We parlleiihuly niiiest tho-e who li.ie tried till" Iniasletl ilm'tur, and (hat mher- l'd lib 'Icinn, till uuru out and di.cuurugid to call upon ti". Low (lUllllhH AMI Vl'tl'K riMJI. I.uli' s siilterlng from nuy compUliit Inciden tal in their sex. can consult lie; duclurntth the anuraucc of relief. FEMALE AIOA'TIILY PILLS. Im I'l nnAri.T Is Hi only agent in Callfurnla for Oil. Illirr'a IVllLlle .MoiilhW Pills. Their nim.-iiat lc Im" etiihlllnil tfn-ir n pitalioii a n lemab-routed), iiuuiii rln il t;i fm ir iiihmio. nf ! rv iii. r im-lt 'in ni,re i-uui. Ilnl llinl i illi unit 111. i ' iilelnn mil- li elllllb' III I ... I.l HI r ii Uitm. ju' I'lll. lll to- m-i in mull nr ixpn' to iniviMiii ui ihi M.ir'it s-etiri Irom auriily m .min.i.e IVr.mi" nt u ill-lane- cau l nt.il at h.iiin ail(ln'-iiiK a leii-r to li I'miiii.t cuiin-i l r mniento mid Moiiianiin rv niieiii, Kuum 'umikJ II. im- IWvUT.1. P. U.. Hsu r'MMoib -iiiiig the c-e luiiniii'ly a piw Ibtss, geaera. n.iliiu ol living hCm4iuIIuU, . , te .May .'(I, IBM. m:ly. it. IUl'M. JAC011 WOIII.OK.VAST. BillM & VODLOJSRAKT WHOLESALE &. DEALERS IN RETAIL t North-West Cor. Orcyon AMuinSts, Jnckhouvllle, Oregou. Having puichs ed the lm-lnrss hrretnfote cuuJucted bt tliller k llrculuuo, lucludlng STOCK. NOTE8 AND BOOK ACOOUNT8, We are cntnpll'd to call upon tho-' owiig the old drill Inioinu lurnnrd and Hllle llalrnc ccuuls without iMay. Inoiw ie elictlnt; lodo i will llud their accouuta lu the baud, uf uu uiucer. m:m?cc::k: IS- LARGE AND COMPLETE And'we hope that by close application to bull uess to merit A Liberal Share of Fatreuage. Tocaih, and prompt paying customers we SELL GOODS CHEAPER Tbsn any bouse lu Jacksonville. liAUAI.fc WOIILGENANT,. Jacksonville Nov. 21t, 1808. GOOD fcOR TUB GOUTVr-THB vlMEHl CylN WIT. 50 cents a year, viddre. "JMBHIOIN WIT" CO., 69 Cedar strset, 1C V. P. 0 Vox 6693. GO TO THE OITY DRUG STORE ui boy your BLUK UTOKK, PACIFIC 'il BVSSRlg: COLLEGrE, MECHANIC'S INSTITUTE POST STIIEET, Hot ween Montgomery b Ivsirj. ' SAN FRANCISCO. The Importance or" a thorough and tnutUi biiliiesa tralnlnu lor those who conirBuuT. entering Ihu mcrcatiille profession. IiIboV.ii known in require much comment. Will.! -nch knowledge, the young merchant wliiu come limdveil In many embBrra.smsiiUwVfci mpht mhirwlsu be avoided. The youlhlal ! plriitilnlll flno blmell surrounded bv mA cable dinlculllcs. I.olli In seiklng a UttaiU, and In the discharge of Its ilnlls. fir cii.UV ment is obtnlmd. To have received lannelli at a mercantile college, endorsed bftbt.7 Ing merchants or the city, It mure enret?ri limine, the liivor nml confidence of a bullosa linn. Ikuii all the leMrs of intruductloa kuT Irleud canghc. The PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE maintain" n reputation for thoroughness m! tjslcinutic triiluliig, Ini siirpasliig Ikatofur other tluiilur liotiliitlou ou the Pacific coast Ml of tin: lending merrhai.ts of thl cllj Utt' iiipioyid grndiiulee from this Colleit, ui mar Ustlniimy to the piuctlcal eflltlency afUM roursu hen- precriln-d Tim tystun 0 ietJt practice embraces all the arlnl i.,rrslin,,f rial biisluet". A Liiia' l)LriHTWtT Im lately been inlibil to this popular hutltgli This spirit of interiirl-e cannot fall m .ir..' torlh the willw bins of the public. Addrcsi fur oil Information, VlNSONHAI.Kil k DxLAOU.VA.' A CAKD. H. Ih. icn.l.rl(rn, mstrtianls suit tailnwsBNil Han liKHflx", CiUtU, i. at llr n..iil laum. I lnvliii; iiimi win. Ii,p reiiiirl Hit inilM Mmd llxly hi llml'MlSr lii.nr- Cnllfcr. unit ililiMi, IllllnllllC llil ,A, fliii.l tli.tn "ill Mult nm-.ilinll,l nn. Hi (.i..m i.iln.lelr. cf W IiuoIiik O'Mluthtlr IMM. Iliototull llllll III Ihmw lllll.irlMlil Ulftll.t.. b. .IMrt. nml llirr liav Ui u .uIiImi u. Urn ..., n..u ......i'i.ii, ,iNii(ii,iir.i Hrclirtrfuli) rreiiiiiiiiii. Hi Cull.i" UIdUmi oiilnluti. an lii.tlnillnn ul hilrlnvlo m.rlt, and sll m; ui tut fcuiiHUucs and su iiil tif Hit cuuiUiuali. A, llnU4 A Co, 1. 1 vi ruiVM.l Co, J. II. CnuniLi. i Co., J. IC PllnlK. C(iNTiM:Tai. Lirs Ixs. Cs. Wh II. CnoKk A Co., 1 lii.sxiuriii.. I'm A 1tiir, 1 ti. Van Winvlr. Mnrcb2l st. 'oh. NEW DIGGINGS STRUCK I WILLOW Sl'MNGS STORE, 11 II.I.HW SltM,(.- I'AtKSIIX Cll W.M. IMLGKlt I'KOriHETOR. rPlt iiuilt'ihigiifil hi-rrby aa- I iiutiin..!. in, uiiiz iis ol Willow lrluA nml viemit. iit he hat opi-mil u iturelallit place, u i.l It' r i-ir sulv his Urga and "ill Mthtcivi! sloik of t'LOIIUNO 01- ALL KINDS, DOOTS ANHSHOiy, HATS AND CAP."?, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, J01IACC0, CIOAM, and all kinds nf general merchaudist. TsnM ale ure enycuh dun n. Cull aiouud allow youraelvs to be rosvlaiai that Goodr etui be bold - i...i. .... . . ' " Just as Cheap as in Jacl'ionvillt. WILLIAM BILGER. Willow Springs. Oet. 0, lfii.7. 0. F. Hukk. J. K. Uku""- BLAKE &. HELMAN WOULD CALL TUB ATTENTION 01 builders, and nil who havu hulldinj s ciinlemplallon. In tin- lad that their splowW in-w phtlulni.' mill Is In siiccesful opera IM, and that Ihey arenble todo plaining of"' 'J?'; longing and groovlntr, and any thing la 'J'J on short notice, In tliubesl slvle.andalrediK rales. Other surn-rlor maohlnery. In enrijsse lion with Ihe planer, eimliles lis to furnish sr und sush, door and window I'ames, and W ture at low rads ; In faol wearedetermlaedMi to be uudersolil by any manufacturer In line. OIvo us n CALL. BLAKKAlIbLMAN. Asjiland. Oregon, May l!Hh. 18C8, DRS. BUSH & MCALISTER DENTISTS, NO. 10, Market BlUeti, SarraiisH c Dr. McAlIsier.if Ihealmvo immed rlrw, fM l- at Jnck-fliivllle In a Short lime, and resw let a low days. To any person who h" h-I 1 1 ifvtli that they cannot use, I "i" : iheiu a sul on their leaving pi amount l V bill with any rc'pnr.sible firm In town, ia amount or teeth to t ss-nt to me within a Pfr ille.1 lima, Teeth, filled and restored 'to W imiural Torm with fine gold, and W" lor years or no chargt. END FIVE CENTS FOB BAMPLP POfJ s a: D of the AMKUIGAN WH. ""; AMERICAN WIT" CO..M Cedar sirssi, ; Y, Pi O. Uox 683 PAGB3 JUattHWg.aX D Jokes andAnrcUotwlM 'j. SSEJoaK WIT. fill eonts a year. Address mu, WIT" CO., 68 Cedar street, IJtT, fjHr r l88. fi '-' J
