TlEi-PlEJP;SaTip.
Satcedat Mobsing, March 11, 1871.
L. P.FiOer,20 & 21 New Merck-
nt's Exchaage.li oaf nly ftothorlitf agent in
San Francisco.' For Butern Advertising, Ma.
Fhbie i repreeateabySfJC;PrmB.-oiu.4
Co. of SewrorkjBertomjV.'
HHdseR & Menet are onr only au
therlied Agents In the Atlantic States. Offlcss
41 Park Row. "Times" Building, New York
City. All orders must come through them.
Father Blaxciiet will hold dWine
gerriceit the-Catholic cbureh'to-mor-row
at the usual hour.
Cbowd'ed Out. The very able and
interesting report of the proceedings of
the Board ot Town Trustees, is crowd
ed out this week for want of room.
'We.tf enabled to give only, a. few
items, gleaned from the report. March
3d: Dutton's performance of the con-tract,-;forT
graveling certain 6treets of
the town, was accepted by the Board,
and a warrant drawn on the treasury
for $336j00; the' price of the grading.
$125 was ordered paid to Street Com
missioner Bosch ey, for, his serrices and
expenditures. An order was made by
the Board, for the Treasurer to turn
the currency in the treasury into gold
coin. atr 01 cents 'on the dollar. Also
an order for grading 250 feet of 4th
street, on .the same terms as the con
tract with Dutton was made, and Street
Commissioner Boschey directed to car
ry it into -effect. March 8th ; The
Board canvassed the returns of the
town election of the 7th inst., and the
persons mentioned in another place in
to-day's paper; wefe declared duly elect
ed to, the respective offices. After trans
acting-some other business of minor in
portanco the Board .adjourned.
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Rrrour op tub Cousty School
SuPEKisTExrENT. Our readers will
find inranother place, in to-day's paper,
Ihe annual report of Wm. M.s Turner,
Schopl,Superintendent of this county.
We would recommend its careful per
usal by the patrons of education in
this county.- Wealth is not attainable
by every one, butintthis country the
elements of a good, sound education
are not beyond tbeiweh of any. The
former is not to be compared with the
latter, and Mr, Turner deserves the
thanks of the public in bringing this
subject so fairly and forcibly before
it at this time. Since entering upon
the duties of his'offiee he has visited as
many of the district schools in the
cotmty as it was in his power to do,
and his reflections upon the subject
on which he speaks, are sharpened by
actual observation and experience.
A Mass Meetis-o, Tho Germans of
this city and vicinity are Invited to
assemble at the Court House, next
Monday, March 13th, at 7 o'clock, v.
i. ; to adopt measures to celebrate
the declaration ot peace between Ger
many and France. We give his no
tice at the request of several of our
GermanxitlBciis. "" "J"
TiiEiTpjprtELtctjoS.-YTho election
for town officers last Tuesday passed
off quietly and in good order. Tile
names of the candidates1 fpr the vari
ous offices were legion, but Wo hear no
murmnrings of discontent at the result.
We believe tho elected are without an
exception, good and, suitable men, and
will prove themselves faithful and ef
ficient officers. Tho following are the
names of the officers elected : N. Fisher,
L. Zigler, Jno. Bilger, J. A. Wilson, J.
S. Howard, Trustees; U.S. Harden,
Recorder; H. Pape, Treasurer; J. M.
McDamel, Marshal; R. S. Dunlap,
Street Commissioner.
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Getebocs. Wo, have received A
circular from "X. P. Boyer fc Co-.,
Parkesburg, Po., publishers of the
American Stock Journal, acRomn-iniprl
by samples of their ''Chester County
Mammoth Corn," "Imported Norway
Oats," and '''Imported Alsike Clover."
They ofler to send sample packages of
the above seeds free to all farmers
wishing to test them, and who will
send stamp to pay postage. We would
advise our farmers to take advantage
of this liberal offer.
Dehtistey. Dr. Jackson, our en
terprising young dentist friend, will
be in ABbland,next Thursday, on pro
fessional business, and remain there un
til the first ot next .month. Ho will
then stop a few days in Phoenix for
the same purposed On the first day of
May next, keUl make his annual
visit to Rosebwg; we can safely rec
ommend the Dr.' Wall who have any
business in his line.
Stock Dying, ts Douglas Countt.
WeJ see by our Douglas county ex
changes, that cattle, sheep, and hogs,
are df ing off in that county for want
of food. This is almost invariably the
case 'there., The abundant smuttier
range for stock, enables the Douglas
county farmers and stock-raisers, to
keep an almost unlimited amount of
stock during the Bummer, but little
provision being made for winter, they
annually lose epongh through sheer
starvation to nearly pay their taxes, if
the same were taken care of and sold
at the usual spring prices. Economy,
without regard to the suffering of the
starving stock itself, ought to cause
them to make a more abundant provis
ion for their winters there, which are
characteristicaljy variable and uncer
tain. Oub Daily Exchakges. The Daily
ITerald and Daily Statesman have both
suspended so far as this office is con
cerned. Much as we feel aggrieved
over thpir loss, we shall endeavor to
worry it down, looking to time to
assuage our poignant sorrow. The
weekly edition of these papers now
supplies the place of the dailies. We
never contracted with the weeklies for
an exchange, and do not agree to the
substitution. If. that is the best you
can do, cotemporaries, you can stop
the weeklies also. It is "our best for
your best, or no exchange."
. i
Death of lloif. Iaxsing Stout.
Iton. Xansing Stout died, at Portland,
oh the eening of the 4th inst, at 50
minutes past 0 o'clock, of dropsy of
the heart.
Willamette Fabueb. The railroad
era has dawned in Oregon, and the
'Willamette Farmer, not to lie outdone
by the improvements going on in our
State, has made its appearance in a
new dress, greatly enlarged. No. 1 of
Vol. 3 has reached us. It presents a
handsome appearance; is an eight page
paper, five columns to tho page; size
of sheet 2Gii8 inches ;, and is ably con
ducted. Subscription price, 82,50 per
year. Printed weekly byA.I. Stin
sou, Salem, Oregon.
A Failure. As we expected, the
modern vigifance committee in Douglas
county has fizzled. Such institutions
are no longer needed in this country,
and no body need feel alarmed over the
organization of a modern vigilance
committee. From private letters we
learn, that the parties warned some
time ago to "flee the wrath to come,"
on the shortest possible notice, are still
living quietly and comfortably at home,
and have neither been molested nor
made afraid.
Fbom Josephine County. A friend
writes us from Josephine that the debt
of that county has been reduced to less
than 3,U0U, and that it is the intention
to pay it all off this year. He also in
forms us that there is ample range in
that county for 100,000 head of stock,
and a large importation is expected
this season. It seems to us like folly
for our stock raisers to go off East of
the mountains in search ot grass when
there is such splendid openings in art
adjoining county, and that too, where
their stock is not so likely to be killed
off by hard winters and snow storms:
Plaindealer
FbeIgut Wagon foe Sale. See
advertisement in another column.
Fkee advertising. From family to
family, from city to city, from .State to
State, the fame of Dft. Walker's Veg-J
etable VinegaI: Bitters as a specific
for all derangements of the stomach,
bowels and liver, is continually extend
ing. Every invalid who tries the
great restorative, every individual who
has ever witnessed its effect, becomes
its spontaneous advertiser. Its volun
tary missionaries are innumerable, and
public enthusiasm in its favor spreads
faster than a prairie fire.
All writ) Sutfee from coughs, colds,
bronchitis, croup, whooping coughj and
the most to be dreaded of all, Consump
tion, can find sure relief in Dr. Wistars
Balsam of WW Cherry, which always
cures .when othtr remedies fail
Subscribe for the Oregon Sentinel.
A Family Sewing Machine, or a Sil
ver Watch, given to fvery club of sub
scribers to Arnold's Magazine. Per
sons raising half a club have the choice
of a set ot Silver Forks, Table or Tea
Spoons. Agents wanted, male and
female. Large wages paid. Send for
full particulars. Address
FRANCIS & CO.,
'care of Box, 2021, San Francisco, CaL
Wood for toe Sentinel. Now is
the time for those indebted to the Sen.
tinel office to pay in wood. Wood
delivered now, before we lay in our
winter supply, is worth just as much to
us as money. i
CheeViHCEacts Torlhe-Blllieas.
Every 3ay demonstrates more clear
ly that liver complaint, in all its dis
tressing forms, cata be controlled and
cured without difficulty or inconveni
ence. It is an obstinate disease, but
its obstinacy is not proof against the
pertinacious, remedial and restorative
operation ot Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. That genial corrective compel
the organ to do its duty. It must se
crete regularly and healthfuly under
thejnfluenceot the' Bitters. Their ac
tion brings it back from a state of re
bellion into perfect harmony with the
laws ot health. If there is costiveness,
it disappears -jfhere is side-ache or
back-ache, it ceases ; if the skin and
the white of thc.eyes are tinged with'
superfluous bile, they recover their nat
ural hue; if the appetite is gone, it re
turns; if the digestion is impaired, it
is restored ; in brief,- whatever the
syrnytoms of the complaint may be,
and whatei er thhTphase it has assumed,
a cure is certain. Such are the uni
form effects of this preparation where
bilious disease has been already deyel
oped ; biit in cases where there is mere
ly a constitutional tendency to liver
complaint, it may be prevented through
out life by the regular use, in' small
quantities, of this palatable antidote.
These are proven facts, and should be
seriously pondered or, rather, they
should be promptly acted upon by all
persons of bilious -habit.
Those who arc afflicted with Rheum
atism, Neuralgia, Gout, and Scrofula,
should try Dr. S. G. Smith's "Aramir
aculas;" a cure guaranteed. It is
claimed by this medicine that its cura
tive powers are wonderful to experi
ence. For Salo by W. B. Douglass,
City Drug Store, Jacksonville, Oregon,
and all dealers in Medicine."
l5oct70mG E. D. Wenbax,
Traveling Ag't.
The Pain Kn lib is by nnlversal consent al
lowed to bare won for itself a reputation un
surpassed ia the history of medical prepara
tions. Its instantaneous effect is the eradica
tion and extinction of Pain in all its Various
forms incident to the human family, and the
unsolicited written and verbal tb'tiinony of
the masses in its favor, have been, and are its
own advertisements.
The ingredients of the rnv KlLLfctt, being
purely Vegetable, render it a perfectly safe
and efficacious remedy taken internally, as
well as for external appltcances, when used ac
cording to directions The plain npon linen
from its use is readily removed by washing with
alcohol.
This Medicine. jutly celebrated for the enre
of so many of the afflictions incident to the
hnman family, has now been before the public
for over thiutt l MRS. and has found its way
into almost every corner of the world ; and
wherever it has been ned. the same opinion is
expreswd of its medical properties.
In any attack, where prompt action npon the
system is required, the Pain Killer is invalua
ble. Us almost Instantaneous effect in Reliev
ing Pain is truly wonderful ; and when used
according to directions, is true to its name, a
PAIN KILLEU.
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THE NEW FOOD.
For a few cents you can buy
6f your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FAElNE
made from pure Irish MdSs or
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sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Eusse, &c. It is the cheapest,
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This wonderful vegetable rW
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ts prepared to make new suits, In the lates
style J satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning and
repairing done at reasonable rates.
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NOTICE.
U. S. Lixn Oftict, 1
Rosebcbo, Osxaov, Feb. 15, 1871. (
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
office by Martin Peterson and John W.
Hamricb against L. G. Linnville for abandon
ing his homestead entry. No. 1283. dated May
6. 187(LnDonftieS.'W.lof section 31. town-
Lship35S., Range 1 W.. in Jackson county, Or
egon, Titn a view to ue cancellation of said
entry ; the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 25 th day of March,
1871, at 1 o'clock, p., at., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. '
W. K. WILLIS. Register,
Wftn A. R. FLINT, ReceiTtT.
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Superior Plows.
TITE HAVE DECEIVED A SUPPLY
T T of those superior PLOWS, wlich we
Introduced lait season, and which ban glren
such entire satisfaction to those who here sstd
them, being Hell adapted to different sills.
Also, a full Assortmtnl if
Parlor and Box Stoves f
Assorted Iron, Nailsj
Horse Shoes and Nailsi
Superior Meal Cutters,
Cedar Ware, Rope,
Shell Hardware,
Oils, Paints, Glass, &t.
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
ALWAYS ON hAND.
A FULL VARIETY OF
TTHW tMz.
SHEET IRON WARE.
ISP Hydraulic Pipe, Tin, Copper,
and Sheet Iron Ware made to order.
HOFFMAN &. KLIPPEL.
Jacksonville, October 22, 1870.
DR. W. JIB,
jkasmt ' JL'ja-'jt
OFFICE : Corner of GJifomia Irfiflh Sis.
Particular attention given to the regulation
of children's teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of
the late method of anasthesia.
All work warranted, and satisfaction guaran
teed. Jacksonville. Nor. 20. tf
C. W. KAHLER,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Jacluonvllle, Oregon.
OFFICE: Opposite the Court House.
JOB PRINTING.
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HAVING THE LARGEST AND BEST
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We arc prepared to do all kinds of
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And all other kinds of Printing, at rauonable
rates. Call and see us before sending to San
Francisco for Printing.
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Orncx,
RostBuno, Obeoov, Feb. 18, 1871.)
COMPLAINT bavin? been entered at this
Office by Jacob C. Conley and Wm. S.
Bybee against James H.Triplett for abandon
ing homestead entrr. No. 721. dated October
IB, 1867, upon the S. W. J of N. K J. W. I of
S. E. J of Sec. 4, and N.W.I of N. E. of
see. 9, rownsnip 36. a. K. z w., in Jackson
county, Oregon, with a view to the cancellation
of said entry ; the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this office on the 25th day
of March, 1871, at 1 o'clock, r. ., to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
W. R. WILLIS. Register,
25H A. R. FLINT, Recetvcr.
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SOMKOPYdCCAIPT.AJroWK PITT"
joa. Too kT trie ertiyrmij-but UmOCiE
dtttintd, tr lu tntrlnrio merit, to roperjeda ill Ho.
Ilirprtpnitia. ItisnotsurprlslagToaatiaiMte
rtraeunt to try tunethlng else kftcr & maaycx
pertmentt Ton hxn mftdd of tnc!rf niiiifiiiiiiila
fcuud a bm paUlc as a ctrtila can; tu
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syruj
k mUrtlo VEST BEST remedy ctct cdbivctiuJuI
tor tha con of Coajhj. Colds,-ora Tlitoit, Asthma,
Wlioofin J Cottjh, Bronchi Ul Mid ConumpUon.TSou.
suds or peor' la CilltbmU and Oregon htro beta
lraadteseitud bjUssuryriiili cuntlT potui
NEWELL'S'.;
Pulmonary Syrup
and with ont urd gtro It their oaqniliarf pprf
UUon. WanowsddressounelvtsJosItwhosmui.
aarulntMi with this, tho trettest Fuucet or tho iro.
for tho healing of ill dneC f Ui Thromt vul
Lanrj,uni1n(Toathit '
NEWELL'S .?
Pulmoiiary Syrup
hu enrtd Ihonssnds and It wBl cta TOO U Joa tr
This mnloiMo meJidno ft pleasant t tho tubs
toothing, boiling and strengthening Is Its effects; en.
tlrelj free from all poisonous t deleterkms dregs,
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Certificates from many prominent. ciUaens . 9tm
TaBdxo accompanj every bottle of
NEWELL'S: ,
Pulmonary Syrup
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Universal
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And kindred diseases of the TtlKOAt, and
unequalled in curing Dysentery, Dlahhtta,
Cholera, Colic, Cholera Morbus and
Fever and Ague,"'
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colds, Toothache,
Burns, Sprnlnj, Crnises, etc, etc., are a once
relieved by lu timely use.
Trulv a Vegetable Prrpar
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Unexcelled for Toilet Use and for the Bath; TJ
REDINGTON & GO'S
ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GliVGlEUa
This valuable preparation, containing In a
highly concentrated form all the properties' of
Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the mcst
popular domestio remedies for al diseases, of
the stomach and digestive organs.
As a tonic, it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro
duced "by fever, or otherwise; for while It Im
parts to the" system all the glow and vigor that
can be produced by nine or brandy, it is en
tirely free from the reactionary effects that fol
low the use of spirit of any kind.
It is also an excellent remedy for females
who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving .
almot itamediate, relief to the spasms that to
frequently accompany that period. r
It gives immediate relief to Nausea, causei
by riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness ,
or other causes.
It is also valuable as an external application
or Gout, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, etc. '
REDINGTON &CO.i
523 & 531 Market St.. between First and '
Second, corner of Ecker, San Franclecb
Use Electro-Silicon,
OrllagidBrllllaL.
REDINGTON &. CO.'S
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FOft THE HANDKERCHIEF.-
this article, possessing the most delicate
fragrance of Flbwers, Is unequaled ai a per
fume for the Handkerchief. -
FOR THE BATH.
STOPTHAT1
Used in bathing, it Imparls energy ana,
strength to the system, and gives that sof tnes
and delicacy to the skin so much desired by, a,
It removes Sunburn, Freckles & Pimjjle's f
Diluted with water, it makes an excellent
DentriSce, imparting pearly whiteness to thf
teeth, sweetness to the breath, and renders the
gums hard and of a beautiful colon .. a
It should always be used after shaving, dl
luted with water, as it relieves all inflamatlon.
BEDINGTOif k CO., '
529 & 531 Market 8t. between First &m 1
Second, corner of Ecker, San Francisco.,
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Use Electro-Silicon,
Or Magic Brilliant
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The best article ever discovered for cleans.'
Ing and Polishing Gold, Silver and JPIa'ua;,
Ware, and all smooth Metalic Surfaces, of
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To Jewelers and Workers In Gold and SUtetr
Plate, the Electro-Silicon is or Inestimable jal ,
ue : the time saved, and the vexation present
ed by its use, w!U forever endear its' name U
all who have bad evidence of its merits. ' ' .'
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Sole Agents, Sab Francisco,
FOR FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
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