Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, October 08, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textw K Irv Jk fe THE OREmSEfflJEL 8ATUtoATf MoENDTOnOct 8, 18?0. L. P- FHiei'.aO'. 1 New Merck-. ant's Exchange, Is'onr only authorised agent in San Francisco. For Extern Advertising," M" Fusts It represented by S. Jt.,PtTnsaiu. & Co. of HewVYork and Boston. ' '. c , HadaeBwfc Meaet are oar only an t loritrfTtgeBts In the'Atlanlic States. Officii 41 ParkEow. "Times" Bunding', "New York City. All orders mast come through them. ftligiau btt$. Ret. M. A. WiujiMs will preach, at M. E. church, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, JIoy." C'. Alokesos will preach at the M. E. church, to-raorrow evening, at 7 o'clock. Fatheb Blaxciiet will hold divine erviqeat theJ3atholic church, to-morrow at the usual hour. r. .A ScEyyTjxqABTr, Lost jot, jaw 2iomTAiitB.FramJSlr. grisly; who returned from Fort Klamath, last Sat urday, we learn lha,t,a portion of the surveying party, who started from here some -weeks ago tb'survey some land on the upper waters of.lhe Rogue .Riv er, got lost about the first ot last week, and wandered about several days with out anything to eat. They had started throughtfrom the opposite' side of the river tothe Fort Klamath wagon road, snd'-beeMse -so bewitdred among the dhmtOm .branches ot Rogue River, thiriTneyconcluded their compass was uTbt?6rder. They got to camp, how cver, without any serious consequences from their long fast one having swum the river and after a short rest re sumed their imrveying.operalions. - Itis -a pretty good jokoon the "boys' but a much "better one on the Land Office Department wliich sent them into such a wilderness, which never can be fit lor settlement, While there is eomuch good land in the country out about LinkvRivfer, Lost -River, and) Goose g.. " EECTunR Mrs. JL Field, the Cali fornia female orator, will deliver a leo &me, in this city, on this (Saturday) evening; admittance, 50 cents. Sub ject? 'Uhe extra vagaijc "of tEeTage, beginning with Washington ; showing np our fas( young men, blonde young women, and sensational ministers." After which recitation'of iE3gar ' A. PoeVpoem: "The Bells: Mrs. Fields was unaoidably detained, at Chieo, through indisposition, so as to make U impossible for her to lecture in tins city on last Monday, as announced in last week's paper. '"Escaped. The man who was put in jail seme weeks ago, on the charge of tealing a watch, sawed his way out and escaped a fpw nights since. On examination .no was iound to nave awed off 4 iron "bars of considerable thickness, in the door of hjs cell, which made an aperture just large enough lot himto.cawl out .at, .He claimed to be some relation to Dave 'Logan'. There was a Chinaman in a cell open ing into his cell, but instead of letting him "but too, the gcntloman bolted the Celestial in "for sure," before taking his leave. t. "Cii.1Bosoo, the' Elcctlo 'Wizard, performed in this city, at Home's Hall, on Monday and Wednesday-evenings. lie held forth to a very fair audience, who seemed to appreciate his many "slight of hand" tricks. At the con clusion ho had himself tied up to a chair, by. a well known citizen ot this place, from-which position he exl ricat d, himself, after dropping a curtain to conceal his operations from the audi ence, without difficulty. v Bound OVbe.? A man by the" name 6f Wesley Mitchell, was bound over last Thursday, by Justice Burns of Eden precinct, on a charge of larceny. It seems Mr. Joseph Robinson, -a resi ' dent of that neighborhood, lost some money'which was stolen from his .fcouse' while he was absent, and thathe inspected Mr. Mitchell of being, the guilty party. The evidence, as we have heard it, is both circumstantial and 'slight', and the propriety of-bind ing bim over is very- questionable. A Distressing Cough causes the friend of the sufferer as much pain as the sufferer himself. Dr. Wistar't iqltpm of HTW Cherry will certain- Jy cure coughs,. colds, arrest consump tion, and that speedily. When did it ever fail? Robbfby. A bole was cut through the brick wall of the old-Caro Btoie; last night, about the time of the fire, ad G. Kare wski robbecd of about $300, No-trace-of the-robber. Kxv. L 1). IJeivee's -Lictcbe. JHr: L D. Briver'lectured atStfee-Methodist church, in this city, on Thursday even ing last on the -respective foundations. . lrt lnilmlln ansnrf Y3wn aat nTi I!"! t VTa .. ev "We -were florry,that-oar ,Catholio friends "were not present The truth .should be told and adopted, no matter how much it May wound prejudice. To this end the great controversy, which is just fairly beginning in the United States, must come at last, and the sooner, the better. The dangerous and fallacious' dogmas of the C itholio Church were ably exposed and refuted by Mr. Driver, on the occasion referred to, and we doubt if there was a single unprejudiced mind lpresent:lhaYdid not heartily endorse his viewa on the sub ject i r - . Gee at Reduction op Peices. Mr. John Miller will hereafter sell at the following reduced prices Saddles, from, 810 '50; Saddle Trees, $r-6; Farm" and Team Harness $25 50; Collars, "2.50-4l50 ; Riding'Bridles, $1.50 10 Halters, from $1.252.25; lJlactralctr,Pirp.Ji'lZ.22jSLi Bjggy "Whips, $12.25 ; Bridle Bitts, 25 cts. to $3.50 ; and all other articles will be sold at proportionate low prices. All work done at reduced rates. A Scholarship. in the National Bus iness College, at Portland,ucan be bad on favorable terms by applying at the Sentinel office. NORWAY OATS! WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD RE epedrully call the attention of the far mers of Southern Oregon to the fact that we hare at ceuride'rable trouble and expense pro cured the te'-i of this truly raluable oat, and now offer our mrpius to the farmers We will fill orders as they are presented, first comi first served. We.intert a JeWj certificates from the Atlantic States, ithereitbas been tested with all the improved oats of the day. With us the yield ba been for every bushel sown more than three times the amount of grain that we get from the old oat. We would state also that these oats are valuable to the farmer on this Coast for lay. as we have nething that will equal it in quantity or quality. From R H, Htdk. rrdidtnl o.the Orange Calm ly, 'Vermont, AgricuUural'Soaetg. No man in the country has taken a greater interest in progressive farming, oris better known for his sterliug integrity, than Mr. Hyde. He rays'. "I take great pleasure in adding my testimo ny to that of hundred of others in this and other States, as to the advantages to be gaiut-d by substituting your Norway Oats for the Did kinds. Their ability to produce more than twice as" many btishils to the'acre. 'and their hardiness and thrifty growth, rendering them less liable to be destroyed by. storm or disease, are points hich,no intelligent farmer can over look. The question to be decided by farmers Is not nbtthr they can afford to buy the seed, but rather, can they afford to continue to plow and cultivate their land for 30 or 40 bnshels to the acre, weighing 30 lb', or less to the buhel, when they can just as well raise 100 bushels weighing 40 to 45 lbs per bushel on the samt ground with the same labor. "I can rccomm-nd them to the farmers as be ing all that you claim for them, and am glad to know that you will be able to supply them to a larger extent the coming season than hereto fore.'1 R-oirt Hov. Gto. W. Tno'wt, Rahcay, N. J. me result oi my experiments this season I8G8 with the Norway Oats have been .fully up to my expectations, and I am satisfied' that they are well adapted to our soil, and that every farmer who possibly can. should get the seed. The sah-tltallon of the Norway Ostsfor the commo'fi and "deteriorated kinds now gen erally raised, is a matter of rast importance to our (arming interests ; to Increase the annual yield, oven a small per cent, would be regard ed as a great success, but to double the crops at onceas TWlicve we rosy do by using this seed, is an advantage which hould be immedi ately understood by the (arming commuuity to raise a field of oats the stalks of which stand six feet high, with well filled brads oTer twelve inches long, and yielding 100 bnshels to the acre, is an accomplishment of which any farmer would feel proud, and, I believe we can do this with the Korway Oatsv . w , From IIos. Okinoe Cokstoce, WeslFarlee, R, I have this day examined some Norway Oats grown by P. R. Robinson of this place. I have lived to see 77 fears, and can truly say I never saw such a splendid specimen of oats before. The heads are from .12 to lBMnche long, the meaC-very largeund floiiry. TUrBam'dell has m best wishes for hi success In an enterprise of great value to our farmers. From Gen. Stephen Thomis, LituLiGov. nf Yir- fiMnl. Awj. 8, 1868. J have seen the Norway Oats, raised by D. W. RamFdrJl-, growing iu fields in this section, for the pat three years, and I consider them far superior to any other oats in the, country, for their great yield per acre and excellent qua lity. The straw grows very strong and they arc not liable to lodge as the other kinds. TESTIMONIAL. We, the undersigned, having grown (he Nor way Oats, furnished by Mr. D. W Ramdell, of Chelsea, and being fully satisfied of their great superiority over all other oats, both in quality and quantitv of yield) most earnestly recom mend their adoption by farmers everywhere, as a matter of personal profit to the farmer, as a national benefit. Rr, Ramsdell's untiring, energy and 'perse verance, resulting in so important and valuable an improvement to the agricultural interests of me wnoie. country, entitles mm to our most nearly man us. We can assure ottr brother farmers every where, that Mr. Ramsdell's enterprise Is worthy of their encouragement and support. H. II. GOODALL. M D., Greensboro', VL AARON. DAVIS, Treas. Orange Co. Agri cultural bociety. And more than two hundred olbera, These Oats can be had at the granary of E. E.GORE, or JOHN S. HEKRIN, At $2.50 per Bushel. Jacksonville, Sept. 17, 1870. rlMPCJRTANT? 'A'A iij i" u " u INSURING PUBLIC I ! s . AI.ARMmo3MORTAlin3lF. J ",-WlthIn the past three years! "x of the local losarance Companies of San Francisco, repre senting a catital of orer S2.000 000. suspended the first four daring the low rate war of 1867 and 1868-the last two daring the past few Six t of Ywelv V in less than three Tears is'in'alarming record of mortality, and should suggest to the Insur ing nnblie the nronrietv 'of atbidinr exfteri- mental, Inexperienced, and low rale Coftpmnies, arifl Mlrnnitinv in nil! ?PKtah1lhd COQSerVa- tive, wealthy, and prudently managed corpora tions or tne solta ana permanent oraer. '- IHE . J Phoenix Insurance CeMpaiy, HARTFORD, OOXNi, justly takes rank as the LEADING IAMERICAK -, Fix9InsTirceCompany. Their contracts are endorsed by cash aseta exceeding 9i,roo,ooo: . Their business Is managed by underwriters who havE"noraperiera and -but few equals In the Union. Their rit&rarejsmall. carelully se lected, ana scattered tttrouuhout 'the entire United States, thus avoiding heavy loss In the most serious-conflagration their" rates are not of the guess or gambling order, but are based oh actual experience, and are as low as 'good insure ce ca j be furnished at. Their losses are honorably and promptly adjusted, .and! paid In gold coin, without delay or discount Their scents; locatedat all points of importance, have authority lo issue policies direct, thus avoiding the danger and delay incident to the sub-agency system ; and. in each rand' 'every particular; both as regards solvency, permanency, prudent management, honorable conduct, equitable rates, and conservative practices, The Phoenix, of Hartford, furnishes facilities to the inuring -public nn- squalled by any other Company doing business on tnis coast.- R H. MAGILL, Manager, 424 California St, San Francisco. Policies Issued and Renewed Direct by Wm. HOFFMAN, Agent, Jacksonville, Oregon. IGjuly3m - B. 7. D01CEIX. E. B. WATSOSf. DOWELL &. WATSON,-" ATTORNEYS AT, LAW,..'' Jackaonvtlle. Orenm - a -4 T ' HOLT BROTHERS, manufacturers and Importers, or HARDWOOD LUMBER, WAGON & CARItrXGE STOCK 37 Bale.Stt-nf FcUs Cal. OUR MANUFACTORY IS SITUAT el in New Hampshire, near Concord, where labor is cheap, and good material plenti ful. Our prices arc very low, and terms reason able. Orders by mall or express soliciud and promptly Siltd; and with as much care as though parties were present themselves to select stock. Parties ordering not known to US, will please send cash or city references. ' a Send for price list. Gang70-Ij NOTICE. rna D. n. BURROUGHS, a pre-emption cUImut in Jsckson Ucmnty, uregon, ana au ornerf intereilea. Yonaroherabjr notlfted that the affidavit! of-Samml Daniel and fire pthera hare been filed. In this office aUeg ins: that the SWtlf or See. 2S,inT.36,S.R.S W,fa mineral land, and more valuable for mining than for agri cultural pnrposel. And that Saturday, the Uth day of October, 1870, at 1 o'clock, P. M, haa been fjted upon for the hearing of aaid cause at our office, at which time all partiea interested are notified to appear and produce evi dence In regard to the general character of said land, so that the aame mar be disposed of according to law. W.R.WILUS, Register, A.R.rLINT, rtecelter. Eosefcurg Land Office, Oregon, Ag 21, 1870. SeSw NOTICE. MOHCJ! 1 hereby giren to all persons to whom it may a concern that (leurre Taudia. J. B. Saltmanh. Renben Saltmanh, Srrtester Saltmanh, and C. K. Klnm of Jack on county, Oregon, have made application to enter under tne act ol Juljr lBjg tne lonowmg mineral lanu, 10 wit N.W.14of N.W. 14 of N.W.l-4of Sec. 4.T.39, SESW K. 1-2 of M. W.I-4 0TN.W.1- - W.Wof K.E.14f N.W.1-4 W.12of S.E.Wof N.W.l-l " - E.l-2ofS.W.14orW. W.14 - K.l-2ofS.W. 4cf8.W.14 " " " " S. W.14 of N.W.14of8W. 14 - - S.W.MOfN E.14of 8.W.W " " " And that ninety (90) dayi, from, thejlate of Hhe first publication or this notice tn the Ondog St,!m5n. will be allowed for the hearing of objections, or "reasons why aaid land should not be entered in accordance with the appli cation. . W.S.W1LU9, Kegister, A.R.FLIM'.BeceiTet. Eoaeburg Land Office, Oregon, Sept, 5, 1S70. el0d90 PACIFIC BXIVE1SITY, FOREST GKuVE, ... ORKGOT. r ' , , Ret. S. It MartKD.D. President Ret. It Lipwni, A. V. . . . .Prof, of Mathematics. Geo. II Collier. A. M , Prof, of Natural Science. Jot. W.Marih.A 31 Prof, of Language. A J. Anderson, A- if.. . . .Principal of Academy ilrt. A.J. Anderson..'. Preceptress. FOUR CODKSES OF STUDY Academic. Scientific. Collegiate and Ladies Collegiate. Music taught. Academy Year begins, the. Last Wednesday o' July.. College year begins the first Monday af August next. For particulars address. S.H.MARSH.' "ITITAKTED -100.000 FAMILIES to ptircnase Y Y the HOME SHUTTLE SEW J KG MA CHINE. Price $25. With tabic anl treadle complete. $37 Fully WamuSTKB for Fife lEJiRS. mis is tne only ncensa low.pricea machine that makes the lock stilcb, alike on both sides, and has the relebratrd fonr motion under feed It does all the different kinds o work lbt can be done on any first-clasi ma chine. Machines sent by express to any part or the State. C. O. D. , Aokkts Wasted. Send for circular and terms to' PACIFIC SEWING MACHINE CO., BIS Montgomery st, San Praneiseo. NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVES TUAT I HAVE TltlS bATSE--S- llnquisoed all claims on the time and services of my on, Francis IT. Smith, allowing. hlnT to actaJHdolbr Unself, and will not be responsible for any deht of his contracting. TEJtrfE SMITH. Ashland, Orejon, f ept. , 1K& loft r Tj jt T BE-OR GOOD CHEER. The- Greatest 'Excitement Prevails In Jacksonville and Vicinity j Joy is expressed In.eTery countenance.! The hearts of Jbe people are made Xa Jk. XJ.iv 3JVL .GREAT, JTCTSHT ; it oc: . GP :pXe For the news has gone forth that wb bar on band the Largest and Best stock of DRY GOTODS, " EOOTS & SHOES, V'.PLOTHINQ, &c i Ever seen in Jacksonville : which we are tel- f J litigUT PRICESZhut 1 DEFY .COMPETITION! . .. ' Come one, Come all, and BRING YOUR WIFE ' With yoo, and h who htJ If o Wife, get one-if yott.can ! and he who has NO CHILDREN, let lilm Borrow of his NEIGHBORS, And coma along for we hart A Splendid Assortment r'l GOOD 3 ! Jut inc& as yon want. SACHS BEOS. 257 Always onhand a good supply of Groceries, provisions, Tobacco, and Liquors. Jacksonville, May 7, 1870. , , cocsni, nosESEss, isflhenza, Sore. Throat, Colds, Whooping-Congh, Croup, Iirer Com pUlnt, Bronchitis, Asthma, Bleeding of Lnngs, and every affection of the Throat, Luus and Chest, are speedily and permanently cured by the use of Or. Wlitar's Balsam of wild Cherry. Thix tcell htoan preparation does not dry up a couth and lean the taiut behind, at u the ease uith most medicines, but if losens and cleanses the lungs and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the corn- plaint. ' COSSTJ3IPTION CAN BE CURED by n timely resort to this standard remedy, as is proved by Itnndreds of testimonials teceired by the proprietors. None genuine unless signed 1. Butts, Srra W. Fowu k Sov, Proprietors, Boston. Sold by Reditoto'c, IlosTBTTxa 1 O San Francisco,1 and by dealers generally v lij'en.TOyj' "5 ft The Human Form Divine CAN ONLY BE PRESERVED TRUE TO s Nature, by the art of Photography. Having just completed a thorough course of instruction in Photography, from Prof. S. L. Buscr, of Chicago; and also availed ourselves of the latest Improvements In implements and stock', we are' now prepared to produce work or thefTery best style for thoe favoring us with their patronage Having purcba-ed a fine in strument for the purpose, we are also prepared to ,take sterecopic views of landscapes, resi dences, or persons. Cartes de Visit, pr. dozen. $J; pr. J dozen $3 J'Millainetjpc!, SO cts. each. 'Located at present, at the CAilPilEETING GROUND, on Bear Creek. PARKER 4 DUNLAPs 'August 13. 1B70.-HJ71 -, REGULAR DISPATCH LINE,- FROM SAN FRANCI3CQ 9UTO .ORESCENT CITY, - ATOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN 11 'that the following A No. 1 Schooners are placed on the above route, lor tne present season : Fanny Jane, Canghill, Master ; General Ord, Deacon, Mater ; Minnie Bell, Whitney, Master. ' jjto- Freight, $5 per ton. For freight or passage apply .to T , A. M SIMPSON & CO., r Howard SU Wharf, S. P. Or to the Masters on board. 13alm Angus', 1. 1870. ' tlLllOLT, 1 San Jranciaca, n. IV. HOLT. I New Hampshire. I NOTICE: NOTICE b hereby giren to all persons to whom it may concern that B, 8. Armstrong, U. S. llayden, 8. Bur reland Theodorici Cameron of Jackson bounty, Oregim, have made application to this office to enter under the mining law ot 1870, The S.Wi 1-4 efS. W.14 ofSec.,T39,SB2W - W.12ot.W.l-of!ltV.14 " . " " w.i-Jnfsvw.i-tofjf.'n'.w " " " ." . " H.W.WofN.W.l-lofS.'W.H" " " E.lIofN.lJ-lofJf.B.l-t. "- 8, " " ILWof &ZJAqIJ(:E.1-1. ", Vf eV" E.l-2of N.E-1-tof S.E-l-t " " " " And that ninety (90) days from tie date ot the flrstpub heatlrnorthbnotMIn tMOartossanjtL win be al lowed for thtjiearing of objections tn said entry, or rea sons why said land ahould net be declared Mmineral and disposed of accoruliigly. . W. ft. WILMS, RegiateTi A.n.rLIST,ReceiTer. XjwWrj tnd0-e 0refor8rtSlsi0'-elM'9 - ssyssr a V t! T-r aVFS. "EXCpSIOK" LITER3LSIABLE, Ob flnfon itmt, iKksmafc. tr- PLYMACEATIVtANNING. i Having just received froa San Francisco ,a fine stock of . HARNESS, BtJGdlES ft CARRIAGES, X?e are prepared to furnish car patrons, and tht public generally, with as FINE TURNOUTS As can be had on the pacific Coast. Saddle horses hired to go to any part of the country. Animals BCDGHT AND SOLD. Horses broke. to work single or double. Hor ses boarded, and the best care bestowed upon them while in our charge, .OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.- A liberal shire of the public patronage Is solicited. , PLTMALE 4 MANNING. Jacksonville', 0gn.,Oct.I7th. "" k . 5 i XX. S. HOTEIi, JACKsoyvnxK or&gow, Comer of California and lllttd Stt. Lv HOltNB, toprietbr, PEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE U Public that be has the largest, best, and most commodious Hotel In Southern Oregon. It is located In the central part ol Jackson vile; Stages from the North und South leave regularly from the tl. S. HOTEL. The Honse has lately been re painted, and renovated : the rooms are newly furnished, and well ventilated. The Bedrooms are supplied with SPRINO BEDS, and every other con venience for the comforts of the guests. , BOARp AND. LODGING. Can be had at reasonable rates, according to the room occupied. TJJ.JJ tatit.t; Will be supplied, with the bes$ the market can afford. ' FAMILIES Can find at this House rooms especially arranged for their comfort and convenience, as well a every attention and comfort usually found at a well kept Hotel. , A LAftQE HAUL, Is atttched to the Hofel, for'Halts, Meetings, Shows, tc, and can be bad atrcoioriabla terms. Jacksonville, Oregon, Jan. 8, 1870lf -i - j- Any oae karipe; claims tagainst the United States trill find it to their advantaee'to SenU a' state ment of, their case to J. "T. DREW, Counselor at Late, Solicitor before (lie Court of C'iaimt, Irt., ,r 478 II Street. AVashlngtonfD. C. 27aovGX . . DR. W. JACKSON ) imrMrmssrMrm. OFFICE" : Oirair o California ((Fifth SU. Particular attention giyen"to tfiereguhtion of children's teeth". ' Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of All work warranted, and satisfaction guaran teed. ' i b Jacksonville, Nov. 20. tf 100,000 Fonads of WOOI, For which CASH will be paid, by r . . . JOHN BILGES. Jacksonville, June i, I870T C W. KAHLER, ATTORNEY - AT s LAW, '"Jacksonville, Oregon .- . - 'OFFICE .--Oppoiite the' Court House. Warren Lodge ITo- 10, A. P, & A- IT., JL HOLD their regular communications iTWron the.Wednesday Evenings or preced 'ring the full moon, in Jacksonville ob koov. A. MARTIN, XT. M. C. W.Sva.aBflSBor. x ,. DR. GEO. B. TOLMAN, Ute SnrgMn'TnSi'ArmyTI ' Physician, Surgeon, . AND A-GqOJTCJIEUJt, j Will practice in Jackson and adjacent coun ties, and attend promptly to all calls on prof es- .Innal hnsiHp.S.ie ' alnnnl hilsitip.S.rf i Office and residence on Fourth street, oppo site the M. E. eburch. Jacksonville, Ortgoflfjan. 8,iof 0.i-1r M - -yi. HERMANN,' J iLately front indottf a ' " SsdC oro Ta.es. u. X Tailor, ., Jaccsoktillr, Oekgok, -. t V Kext to the 1-raneo-Amencan uestauran. Is prepared to make new raits. In the lates style; satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning and repairing done at reasonable rates! ' - 2july70lf , GEO.'rH. DURHAM, j3k.-t.-t Ojp o 'ir:t -. XT. x-tr , 63 FKOST STREET, TjlOBTLASD, .; j- . vCJP0N iSTOP'THATOCOUGHING' SOJUOS'.TOTCA.VT.AiroWK PITT you. I Ton hare tried tm iwiiedybat the OSC destiaed, bj its intrinsic merit, to supersede all ste llar preparations. It Is not surprising you should U remctast-toUysstnathiniTelM after tte.eany ei cerlaentS yoa hara made or trvsoy "-wiwH bssM'ssmpuMissaactrtaiacifl;kii(' NEWEHi'S ' PidmoiiaySyrjij k really Ihe VXRT BEST remedy treraumpoundea (Or the tar of Coughs; Cold. SonTTanav Aattmu," Vaooplng Couf!i,Broixtiitlsaad ConsumpUoa. Tnou Saudi of people In" California and Oregon' hare btea a already baatfiuad by Ue sorprUing cusUts pavataj '""NEWELL'S , Pulmonary Syrup" and with one accord gtra It their unqualified ftppra baUon. We now address ourselves to all who arena, acquainted with this, the greatest ranacea of the age. for the healing of all discaf"" of the Tonal i aaq Langs, aaiunng you tau NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup has tared thousands tad it will cuts TOT If ysu try" This lavaluabl medleine Is pleasant to the taste 1 soothuig; healing and strengthening in Its eaectt; en. tlrely fret from all polsonouaordelrjerious drugs, and perfectly harmless under all drcumstancea Certificates from many prominent ctuieu ex. jsal fnnctsco accompany vitrj boulo of j NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup iDKGTOS t CO. Agents, San Traacisca DR. E. COOPER'S UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM. A general Familv Medicine. It is a sover eign remedy for Diptheria, And kindred diseases of the THROAT, and unequalled In curing Dysentery,! Diarrhoea, Cholera, Colic, Cholera llorhjis and Feveriand Agne,. Neuralgia, !fRheumatim, 'Colds, Toothache? Burns, Sprains, Bruises, etc., etc., are a onca relieved by lt timely use. Trolv a Vegetable Prrpar afion. None.genuine' wlthoot si? ,ot of R. STRONG. ".JVT"'I' J," BEDrGTON&CO.'S OEIDArVATEH, CSE 1.0 OTDEX. Unexcelled for Toilet Use and for the Balh." . REDINGTON,&-CO,S ESSENCE OP JAMAICA GIJVGE R . This valuable prcparatron, Containing In a highly concentrated form all the properties of Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the stomach and digestive Organs. AS a tonic, it will be found invaluable to all persons recovenne Irom debility, whether nro- duced by fever, or otherwise ; for while It Im parts to me system an toe glow and vigor that can be produced by wine or brandy, Jt is en- iircij irec irom tne reactionary effects that fol low the use of spirits of any kind. It Is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer frotn difficOItent trnation, giving almost Immediate relief to the spasms that so frequently accompany that period. It gives immediate relief to Nausea, cause? t)w riding In a railroad car, or by sea-slcknefa, or other causes. It is also valuable as an cxtctnal application or Gout, Rheamatisnu Neuralgia, etc BEDINGTOM 4 CO,,, i 529 & 531 Market St.. between First and Second, corner. of EckerSan Francisco. Use Electro-Silicon, m ' Or.Magla.BriiliaLv. REDINGTON. 6l GO.'S 4 FLORIDA WATEjS. FOR THE I7ANDKERCI11EF. This atliclc. possessing the most delicate fragratiEe of Flowers, Ib unequaled as a per fume fdr the Handkerchief. - FOR THE BATH. Used In bathing. It imparts energy an strength to the system, and gives that softnes and delicacy to the skin so much desired bytl It removes SanBurli, Freckles & Pimples-. - Diluted with water, It malies an excellent Dontrifice, Imparting pearly whiteness to the teeth, sweetness to the .breath,- and tenders th gums hard and of a'beadtifiil color.' It should always be used after shaving di luted with water, as It relieves all Inflsmation REDINQTON 4-CO., , M9 &53ltMatketSt.r between First & Second, corner ofEcker, San Francisco. Use Electro-Silicon, Or liagic Brilliant .ELEcrrRo-sixrcoN; ,fj T y7yr-1 r ' MAGIOBRILLIANT. DIRECT FBOM NATURE'S LABRATORT. The best article ever discovered for Cleans Ing and Polishing Gold. Silver and Plated Ware,1 and all smooth. Metalle Surfaces, of whatever description. Including Kitchen Uten sllsor Tin; Copper, Brass.S'eeljete. To Jewelers and Workers lo-GoId and Silver Plate, the Electro-Silicon Is of Inestimable vsl ue : the time .saved., and the vexation prevent ed by its use, w'U forever endear its nam to all who have hsd evidence of It sierHi"" ." ' BEDINGTONft COi,""' ''l Sole 'Agtts?9M FrMtiM, ' FOR FLArOrflfwOvEDfTRACT . MDIKQT0 CO.'JAPITM USX- 5cpt.6tb.I8S8. MfUnyft