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Bra-" OREGON 3 SENTINEL
Sxtobday Mousing, June 18, 1870.
li. P. Fisfcer, 20 & 21 New Mercfc-
ant's Exchange, Is bar only authorised agent in
Sin Francisco. For Eastern Advertising, Me.
Fumr i represented by S. M. PtrroitL 4
Co. or New York and Boston.
Hadsea & Mcaet are our only au
thorized Agent1 in the Atlantic States. Offlcis
41 Park Row, Times" Bunding. New York
City. All orders must come through them.
Fatheu Blanchet will hold divine
services at the Catholic church to-morrow
at the usual hour.
Rev. C. Alderso?t will preach to
morrow morning, at the usual hour,
at the JL E. church.
The Election.
The following counties have been
fully reported. We givothe figures on
Congressman :
Wilton. Slater.
Multnomah 1,403 990
Marion.. '...r..:..t... .1,374 1,039
Polk 609 670
"Washington.: ". 490 355
Yamhill...,A...i....' G50 ' 629
Douglas.... , 745 770
Lane 716 821
Xiun .; 952 1,196
Clackamas v 7G2 ' C95
Clatsop 180 119
Columbia -,,... 85 152
Benton .v... 001 586
Jackson r... 520 771
Josephine 130 209
Grant county is reported 'to hac
giren Slater 50 majority.
Josephine County Official Eeturns.
The following are the official elec
tion returns of Josephine county, as
furnished us by Mr. Chas. Hughes, the
County Clerk of said county.
""For Representative -.T. G. Wilson,
(R) 130; J. H. Slater, (D) 209.
Governor: Joel Palmer, (R) 130;
L. F. Grover, (D) 209. ,
Secretary of 'State: James ElUns,
(It) 130 ; 8. F. Chadwick, D) 209.
Treasurer: M, Hirsch, (R) 129;
L. Fleischncr, (D) 208.
Stala Printer :' IL R.r Kjncaid, (R)
129;" T. Patterson (D) 209.
District Attorney: E. B. Watson,
(R) 127; H. K. Hanna, (D) 200.
Representative; N. Delemater, (R)
127; A. L. Waldon, (D) 190.
County Judge. E. B. Davidson,
(R) 133; J. B. Sifcrs, (D) 18.3.
Comtnissibners: J. C. Elder; (R)
136; IL Woodcock, (R) 145; T. G.
Patterson, (D) 1G0; B. Bull, (D) 140.
.Sheriff: T. F. Floyd, (It) 152; D.
"Green, (D) 164.
Clerk: Chas. Hughes, (Ind.) 167;
D. Kendall, (D) 140.
Treasurer: A. J. Henderson, (R)
03; Wm. Naucke, (D) 199.
School Superintendent: It. R. Mid
dlcsworth, (U) 158; R."E. Foley, (D)
148.
Official Vote of Douglas County,
"We, are indebted for the official ic
turns of Douglas county, to Mr. M. M,
Melvin, the present County Clerk of
that county.
For Representative : J. G. Wilson,
R. 745 ; J. IL Slater, D. 770.
For Governor : Joel Palmer, R. 738 ;
L. F. Grover, D. 7SG.
tFat Secretary of State: James El-
kins.lt, 718; a F. ChadwiclcD. 700.
For State Treasurer : M. nirsch, R.
747; L. FIcischner D. 775.
For Stato Printer: "IL R. Kincaid,
R. 752 ; T. Patterson D. 775.
For District Judge: John Kelsay,
R, 818; A J. Thayer. D. 751.
For District Attorney: J. A Odell,
R. 730; C. W. Fitch, D. 740.
ForReprcsentath cs : James Apple
gate, R, 740; D. IV. Stearns, R. 719;
"V. L. Colvig, R. 710; .Tas. C. Hutchin
bon.D. 771; CM. Caldwell, D. 742;
John Drain, D. 747.
For Sheriff: AV. II. Byars, R, 078;
J. D. Van Buren D. 791.
For Clerk: M M. Melvin, R. 723;
Kbcnzer Stephens, D. 740.
For County Judge: G. Webster,
R. 720; J. S. Fitzhngh, D. 740,
For County Commissioners: S.
Wheeler, R. C89; Harrison Rice, R.
712; Henry BecUey, D. 775; William
Cochran, D. 753.
For County Treasurer : X. Cockel
reas, R. 714 ; S. Hamilton, D. 754.
Eor County Assessor: Geo. Riddle,
R. 720 ; J. S. Wagner, D. 747,
For County Surveyor' M. M.
Oglcsby, R. 704; J. Sheets, D. 757.
For School Superintendent: J. L.
Gilbert, R. 723; J. O. Bdothe, D. 742.
For Coroner: Dr. Royal, R. 715 ;
Dr. S. Palmer, D- 742.
m
Shooting GALixnv. Max. Bren
tano has added a "shooting gallery" tb
many other attractions to be fouud at
the -'Railroad Saloon." t Ever) body is
ivpectcd to go and ec it.
JCotcun Couet. CifcaS" Court ad
journed, yesterday morning, until 9
o'clock on next Monday morning. In
the case of the State of Oregon against
W. Nuu and Chas. Schneider, the de
fendants demanded separate trials, and
the jury empaneled to try 'the case
of Nuss who" was put upon trial first,
having returned a verdict of "not guil
ty," the Prosecuting Attorney on be
half of the State moved the'eouftto
dismiss the prosecution against'Schnei
dcr on the ground that the evidence in
both cases was the same and in his
mind insufficient to secure a conviction.
The court granted the motion, and the
prosecution was accordingly dismissed.
This w'asan Indictment for '"malicious
and wanton killing of animals," hogs
belonging to James Hamlin. In the
case of the State of Oregon .gainst Pe
ter Schmidlin indictment for an assault
with a dangerous weapon, on, "Jo'i Da
vis, sometime in the early part of May
last, theury found a verdict of "guilty"
as charged in the indictment ahd the
defendant was accordingly fined $100
and the costs 'of the prosecution. On
the civil docket, in the case of A. B.
Overbeck vs .Thos. Pyle, judgment
was rendered for the pi an tiff for the sum
of $517,50 and bis costs. P. J. Ryan
also recovered a judgment for $182,75
andjjosts against. Brown and Fuller.
There were three divorce cases Mary
Brown vs. James Brown, divjrce.grant
ed. ' Thos. Brown t. Florence Brown,
continued. A.T. Johnson vs. Elizabalh
Johnson continued. Judge Steele of
Yreka, was present during the term on
professional business. The considers-,
tion of the rtferees' report in the case
of Pat. McMannus vs. W. A.jOften &
John Pawpaw was deferred until nest
Monday. Two applications for citizen
ship were granted : Heinrieh Christian
Wintjen and W. J. McMuran.
FouETii of July Celebeatiox.
Quite a number of the citizens of this
place met at the Conrt House, onthe
10th inst, and took steps toward cele
brating the coming "Fourth" in a be
coming manner. The following com
mittees were appointed; CommUtee on
Finance : Herman v. Helms,4 W. IL S.
Hyde; on Arrangements; J. M. Sut
ton, T.-IL B. Shipley, E. B. Watson
John Bilger, Ike Sachs; on Orators
Henry Klippel, U. S. Hayden, W. Fid-
ler; on FoolHillers: J.M.Sutton, II.
Pape, Tohi. Gianina', N. Stephenson,
and C. Schultz.
Celebration Sleeting at Ashland.
The citizens of Ashland'and vicinity
met at the Ashland House, on June
15, 1870, at 7 o'clock, r; M. to take pre
liminary 6tcps towards celebrating the
coming Fourth of July. E. Emery was
called to tho chair and O. C. Applegite
was elected Secretary. .j -
It was "unanimously decitedjhafjje
make useof our most zealous efforts to
have a rousing, old-fashioned celebra
tion at tho Ashlaud grove, that o have
a basket dinner and that "we extend a
general invitation to the people of the
country.
Committees were -chosen as follows :
On general anangements; N. 1 Hel
man, Jacob Wagner, Geo. Patterson ;
on Orator,Reader, Chaplain, and Music;
C. K. KItim, S. D. Whilmore, S. J.
Downing; on. Toasts; J. M. "McCall,
O. C. Applcgate, C. K. Klum, T. B.
Merry, L. B. Applegate, E. Emory, H.
M. Thatcher: on Reception; S. J.
Downing, S. D. Whitmorc, S. Booth,
The Secretary was requested to for
ward a copy of these proceedings to
each of the papers of the county for
publication. Adiourned sine die.
E. Euekt, Chairman.
O. C. Applegate, Secretary.
Fine Cherries. Mrs. Bouschey will
plcacc accept the thanks of tho prin
ters of this office for sdme nice cherries.
Printers know how to appreciate such
favors.
ArrrciiEit filled with genuine "lager"
beer found its way from the Eagle
Browcry to the Sentinel office. "Joey
says it was made last November, and
is real, "lager." Come again.
Bookbixdeey. Snyder & Cook, at
Salem, Oregon, will do all work in their
line, -at rcf sonable prizes.
-.
Wild Cherry BliisiiL'--Tho mem
ory of Dr. Wista'r is embalmed in the
hearts of thousands whom his Jialsam
of Wtild Cherry has. cured of coughs,
n1 rnnKiimntinn. nr'some Othpr Pul.
L J? --C - r
raorv urease.
Aosoiuie uirorrce legally ouiaiuea id iew
York, Indiana, Illinois and other Stales, for
persons from any State or Conntry, legal every
v..,..., ,- .
where ; desertion, drunkeness. non support.etc,
sufficient caue ; no publicity; no charge until
divorce obtained. Advice free. Business estab
lisbrd flftccn vears.
Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney,
9f&m 5"(.?f vanStrr-!, Ve York City
Ob Sea aad Iaaa the Great Res
torative.
As a remedy for the sea-sickness
which besets the voyager on his way
lo and frprajCaliforniaandfdr thft dis
orders which assail the unacclimated
emigrant in the unhealthy districts of
the interior, HOSTETTERS STOM
ACH BITTERS will be found equally
efficacious. On no1 part of the conti
nent has the value of this pure vegeta
ble elixir, as a specfic for epidemic dis
eases, been so clearly demonstrated, as
in the new States and Territories lying
contiguous to the Pacific Ocean. As
a means of preventing the distressing
and dangerous attack of fever, and the
dysenteric and diairliceal complaints
which are engendered by poison in the
air, or by the use of water containing
a mineral or vegetable taint inimical
to health, it is confessedly superior to
any other tonic and alterative in the
world. It acts as a preventive agent
by strengthening and exhilarating the
whole physical organization, and pro
ducing a regular habit of body. All
that the human svstem requires, to en
able It to resist the deleterious affects
of malaria, is incrersed igoi and vital
activity, and these are the inevitable
resnlts of a course ofthi celebrated
tcnio and corrective. It promotes ap
petite, facilitates digestion, controls
the liver, regulates the bowels, braces
the nerves superinduces sound and
wholesome'sleep, invigorates without
exciting thepnls, fi"d impartsbuoyan
cy to the animil xpiriC". The body and
mind -toned and cheered by its genial
operation, are in a condition to repeal
all exterior influences which &nd to
produce disease. Flux, dysentery,
ious remittents, chills and lever, r.nei
matism, &c, are almost always caused
by atmostpheric poion acting upon 'an
unfortified system. Brace up the organ
ism, and cheer the spirits, with this
wholesome medicited stimulant, and
then neither the malaria generated by
the filth of crowded cities, nor the ex
halation of new soils, nor the vapid ua-tcrv-pts
springless region, will be likely
to produce any serious consequences.
DRUGS AHD MEDICINES !
WHOLESALE & RETAIL!
TTAVJNG PURCHASED THE -
CITYVDRUG- STORE,
JTacksonville, Oregon, . ' -1
1 beg leave to acnre its patrons and the pub
lic, that I will constantly keep on hand a full
ai d complete stock of
. 'O 3NT Xj "ST
the purest and best
DRUGS & MEDICINES,,
Which will bedipcn?ed by an able and ejneri
cucid Apothecary, at the lowest possible prices.
t
CHEMICALS, v. .- .
DYE STUFFS,
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
FLUID EXTRACTS,
PERFUMES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
And all goods pertaining to tho busi-
SUHOOLAND'BLANK BOOKS,
HISTORY; I IOMANCE, AND
MISCELLANY. Jfe'
STATIONERY,
LEGAL 3BIiATiJ3Ba3t
PENS,
PENCILS,
i ' l
ERASERS,
FANCY GOODS, &a'
Physicians' Prescriptions and
all kinds of Recipes carefully
and accurately compounded.
W. B. DOUGLASS.
Jacksonville, May 14, 1870,-tf
C Referring to tho above, I tike
pleasure in'recomtaending my snecesjr
to the citizensiof Jacksonflnd,surround
lng counties, as a gentleman thorough
ly competent and reliihlp, and in every
way deserving'their confidence. '
Geo. W. Graves.
OX AZ1Z1 EIITDS
FOR SALE AT THE "
"SENTINEL" OFFICE,
Or printed to order.
NEVER FAILS TO.CURE!
Cowan & Flint's
G H. E .A-T
.gue , IK. iHS-
A. 'PURELY "VEGETABLE" BElhiDY 1
coitfatns 1
No Qalnlne, Meicury or Arsenic.
TIIE - ASTONISHING CURES dally per
formed by this preparation cause consid
erable comment by the Medical Faculty as they
positively assert that
CHDLLSLandFEYER,
FEYERand'AGUE,
INTERMITTENT and
REMITTENT FEVERS,
Caqnot be cared without the use or Quinine.
Nevertheless, the old Poison is laid upon the
shelf, and we would recummend in confidence
.to IhngQ who bare tried and found but tempor
ary relief irom me, use oi we many gamine
mixtures! to t "
TRY THE AGUE KING!
No Ringing in the Head I
t No Stiff Limbs 1
No Deafness I
Or any of tbose diatrous effect' caused by
the ue til the many uuiuine mixtures, ciaiiy re
commended to ihrm.
IT HAS BECOME A FIXED FACT.
tbatno remidv has jit bt-en dicovcrrd which
allays Fever and gives tone and trength to the
stomach, and that important gland, the Liver,
like the AGUE KING It is nature's, own re
medy, being composed of vegetable matter and
Willfully prepmd. It setks the root of the
disease, and with its magid laflueaeo performs
cure.
The Wonder of Wonders!
TIIE GREAT AGUE KING!
I wonder it wonders are never to cease,
At prcant all wonders nre on the increase ;
i)f the latest I now will give you a bint.
Look at the Ague King of Cowan & Flint.
lff: Oninine. no Mercury, nor Arsenic we find
Were ever compounded or with it combined ;
Thin woidT, the Doctors were mentally sure,
Could nevei" be cone ana mase a gooa cure.
iVe confess it astounds uf, and wonde-fuliy.
too, . .
ToVee what the Ague King d lily Joes do ;
Ifvou've Fever, or Aene.or any like "iing,
Go promptly and purcha-e the great Aue
King.
I'd shaken ro lonzlfill tvery kind friend
GauoUngly told me tj &x for my end ;
Oh 1 I te was so sweet, I wished not to die,
Thtreforethe Ague King, I hastened to try,
One bottle is all I took as directed, ,
And wondrou" to tell, my cure was effected ;
From the grave I was snatched, and ever will
sing, '
Honored and blesa'd be the grrat Ague King I
. Kott shakers, we tell yon, go buy It and try it.
It quickly will make your shaking limbs
quiet ;
For pills of Quinine, and every such thing,
t-,llust speedilyjitld W the great Ague Kingl
AGENTS i--Redimston, Hostetter
'& Co., Sin Francisco"; Cnr Drug:
Store, Jacksonville, Oregon.
"" COWAN & FLINT,'
Proprietors.
Jackronville June II, 1870. 3m
' 3EIXLT?2?ei2l !
BE OF
GOOD CHEER.
The Greatest Excitement
Prevails in Jacksonville and vicinity. Joy is
expressed in every countenance. Tho
, " heart" of the people are made
. Gr Xj J. X) .
. A' GKBAT RUSH
i XT
amL5 X!em.ple
or
1EKA. S 3E3C I O 3NT !
For the. news has gone forth that we have on
band the Largest hod Best stock of '
DRY GOO.DS,
'tBOOTS &, SHOES;
' CLOTHING, &,c.
Ever seen in Jacksonville ; which we arc sel
ling AT PRICES that
DEFY COMPETITION!
Come one. Come all, and
BRING YOUR WIFE
With yon, and ha vho his
Wo Wife, get one--if you can !
-A And hs.hahu '0 CHILDREN, let hia
Borrow of his NEIGHBORS,
And come along for wo bavo
A Splendid Assortment
GOODS!
Jost tuch u yon wiat.
JAGHS: BROS.
isy-Alway8 on hand acoodsupply
of Grflceries",' Provisions", Tobacco, and
Liquors.
JacksonrHle, 3fcy 7, 180:
EXCELSIORS
t
T
LITER? STABLE.
On Oregon street, Jacksonville;
PLYMALE & MANNING.
2& f&SL Sfc
Having just received from San Francisco a
fine stock of
iTAKXESS, BUGGIES & CARRIAGES,
We are prepared io furnih our patrons, and
the public generally, with as
FINE TURNOUTS -
As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle-
horses hired to go to any part of the conntry.
Animais .
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Ilones Iroke to work single or double. Hort
scs boarded, and the best care bestowed upon
mem wnue in our cnarge.
;sj-orjR terms are; resonadle.-s
A liberal share of the public catronace it
solicited. PLYUALK& MANNING.
Jacksonville, Ogn., Oct.Utb.
XT. S. HOTIE33L.,
JACKSONVILLE ORECO.V,
Corntr of California and 7iird Sis.
L. HORNE, Proprietor,
BF.GS LEAVE TO INFORM THE
Public that he has the Impel, bct, and
most com'rodious Hotel in Southern Oregon.
It is located in the central part oi Jackson
vil e; Stuges from the North ahd South leave
regularly trora the U. S. IIOTHL.
The IIone has lately been re painted, and
renovated ; the rooms are newly fjrnihed, and
well ventilated. The Bei'roonn are supplied
with SPRING BEDS, and every other con
venience for the comforts of the guests.
BOARD AND LODGING
Can be had at reasonable rates, according to the
room occupied.
TCE T.33Xj33
Vill be supplied with the best the market can
afford.
FAMILIES
Can End t:' tbisHonserooms especially arranged
for their comfort and convenience, as well a
every altention'and comfort usually found at a
well kept Hutcl.
A LAROE HALL
Is attic tied to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings,
Shows, Ac., and can be bad atreasonabld terms.
Jacksonville, Oregon.Jan. 8, I870.-tf
Any one hirviny claims against
tjie United States win find it to
their advantage to send a state
ment of their case to-
J. T. DREW3
Counselor at Law, Solicitor
before the Court of Claims, ,.,
47S II Street, Washington, D. C,
27novG9
. HIDES! HIDES T
qiHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR'
JL Hides of all kinds, delivered at the market
of the undersigned, in Jacksonville.
JOHN ORTH.
n-CPmber Rth IM5S. tf
DR. W. JACKSON,
Dental Booms at
Home's Hotel.
Particular attention given to the rcgnlation
of children's teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain, by tho use of
the late method of anasthesia.
All work warranted, and satisfaction guaran
teed. Jack-onville. Nov 20. If
IVOT1GE. '
I HAVE appointed Thomas G. Devens my
collection agent, during my absence, on a
visit to the Eastern States.
A.B.OVERBDCK.
Jacksonville May 21. 1870.
C. W. KAHLER,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
OFUCE: Opposite the Court House.
Warren.Lodse No- 10, A. F,& A-M.,
a j!OLIi their rogular communications
atWon the Wednesday Evenings or prcced
Xing the full moon, in Jacksonville Oregon-.
A. MARTIN, W.M.
C. W.Saviqb. Stc'r.
NOTICE.
TO EBENEZER COCKERTON, a homestead
settler la T. 38. a R. I E.
You are hcrby notified that the affidavit of
George W. Cappus and Mary E. Cappas have
been filed in this office alleging that ynu have
abandonrd your homestead entry. No 720, up
on the W. i of S. W. , S. E J of S. W. , and
S. V. of N. W. I of section 17. in T. 38 S. R.
1 E., and tbit Saturday, June 25 1870, at one
o'clock, p. v .has" been fixed nnou for the hear.
ing ofsaid alleged abandonment, at onr'oace.
and, unless yoa appear and offer evidence- In
rapport 'of your claim, the same will "be consi
dered abandoned and reported to t'jo General
Land office for cancellation.
7. R. WILLIS, Register,
A. R. FLINT, Receiver.
Rosebarg Land Office, Oregon, May 21, 1870.
Administrator's Notice. .
Estate of John A. Martyn.
THE undersigned having been appointed Ad
ministrator of said estate.ail persons hav
ing claims against said estate, are requested to
present them, duly verified, for payment, and
those indebted are required to' 'make payment
forthwith, to the undersigned, at Willow
Springs, Jackson connty. Oregon.
CHAS. COOPER1, Administrator.
1 May 28, 1570 4w
((
'STOP THAUOUGHINl).
SOME OP TOO CAJPT. AJTT WZ PITT
too, YoabaTWe4Ttryrmll)otttONff
dcSIned, by Its tntnsste nertt, to npenede all Urn
Bar pmriUons.It Is not anrprtslai yoa shooM b
rdsctaal to trv smetalnf elsa altar U maaj
perlanaa too Java malt of Washy oxpnV
jst4 ca liiajwillauacartaa cart; bst
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
Is really the TEKT BEST remedy aver eorapettiddl
tor the i enri or Couj-hJ, Colds. Som Throat, Attains,
VhoooliiiCOQshroncBlUsaadConsaniptloa. Thoa
lands otpeopla la CaUtomlaand Oregon hare oca
ajrtadjMsasu! hythatarorlslaz curative po-.cn
"".NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
aad lrttb OM tvcort jlra It their eninal,84 apor
baUon. Waaow address OBisclvts to all who are on.
traodnted wUa this, tho greatest Panactaof tha aja.
fcr the, coaling or all cisesf" or tho Throat and
T""P. aunring 70a thu
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
hu eoxtd thonsaads aad It wul eoro TOO IT yoa trj
. This laTalnable neditlfloU pleasant to lha tattar
ioaainigr&amga4sUTngiiMaingtnliscllrca;a.
brelT free from all poisonous or deleterious drags,
aad perfectly harmless under all circumstances.
Certlncates from many prominent clUlcal 0. Ja
Fraaclsoo accompany erery boulo of
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup
BEDIKGTO.V t CO. Agents, 3aa Francisco.
DR. E. COOPER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.
A general Family Medicine. It h a sover
eign remedy for r
Diptheria
And Kindred diseases of the THROAT, ami
unequalled in curing Dysentery, Ciarrbcca,
Cholera, ColicvCholera Morbus and
Fever and Agile,
Neuralgia, Rhcumatifm, Cold", Tootha'cLe,
Burn, Sprains, Bruise, etc , etc., are a' eacs
relieved by iu timely uc.
Trnlv a "egetablo Frrpar
alion. ,rfYone genuine without, sir cVt uT
R. STRONG.
KEDI'QTON & CO.'S T 0RIJJA.WATER,-,
Unexcelled for Toilet Use and for1he.Batb.
REDINGTON &
r
ESSENCE OP
CO'S
JAMAICA GINGER.
This valuable preparation, containing in a
highly concentrated form all the properties of
Jamaica Ginger, has beconiTS one of the-most
popular domestic remedies for aUdiseares of
the stomach and digestive organs.
Asa t?nic, it will be found Invaluable (0 all'
pertons rccoveriug Irom.debility, wbelher-pro-ducW-by
fever,-or otherwise; for while It Im
parts to the system ail the glow and vigor that
can be produced b'y wine or brandy, it is en
tirely free from the reactionary effects that fol
low the use of spirits of any kind.
It is al6o .an excellent remedy for- females
who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving
alraot immediate relief to the spasms that to
frequently accompany that period,
Itgtves Immediate relief to Nausea, ciutcd
by riding in a railroad car, or by sea sickness,
or other causes.
It is ato valuable as-no eitcrnal application
or Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGTON & CO..
4T6 and 418 Front St., San Francisco.
Use Electro Silicon,
OrMaglsBriHiaL..
REDINGTON & CO.'S
FLORIDA WATER.
FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. '
This article, possessing the most delicate
fragrance of Flowers, Is unequaled as a per
fume for the Handkerchief.
FOR THE BATH,
Used in bathing. It imparts energy ano
strength to the system, and gives that toflnrra
and delicacy to the skin so much desired by al'
It removes Snnbnrn, Freckles & Pimples-.
Diluted with water, it makes an exsellent
Dentnfic, imparting pearly whiteness to the
teeth, sweetnes to the breath, and renders tha
gums hard and of a beautiful color.
It should always be used after. shaving.',
luted with water,ai itrelfevcsall inflamation
REDINGTON & CO.,
416 atd 418 Front St.San Francisco.
Use Eleclro-Sillcon,
Or Majriff Brilliant.
ELECTRaSILICON,
08
MAGIQBRILLIANT,
DIRECT FROM NATURE'S LABRATORy".
The best article ever discovered for Cleati
Ing and Polishing Gold. Silver and Plated
Ware, and all smooth MeUIIe Surfaces, of
whatever description. inclod'Bg .Kitchen TJten
silof Tin, Copper, Brass. Seel. etc.
To Jewelers and Workers In Gold and Silver
Plate, the Electro-Silicon is of Inestimable val
ue; thellmo sjved. and this veiition. prevent-edbyits-nse,
wiirforever endear iUnameta
all who have nd evidence of Itamerits. "
REDINGTON k CO.7
Sole Agents, San Franciieo.
FOR FLAVORING EXTRACT,
BEDWGTO-f C0SABCTHB BEST
Sept. 5th IS68. HplMy;
Ail 100.0