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1HE OREGON SENTIHELRE Satuiiuav MonxiXG, June 1, 1872. U. P. Fisher, 20 &, 21 iev Merch- aat's Exchange, is our only authorized ajentin San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising. Mb. FisMKa !. represented uy b. M. l'tTTtxciLL A Co. of New York and Boston. Iliulson & Mcitet arc our only nu- hnrized Agents in the Atlantic States. OlEcif 41 Park Row, "Times"' Building, New York City. All orders raustcome through them. Fatiiei: Blan-ciiet will hold divine services .it the Catholic church to-mor row, at the usual hour. ev . 1. Joii.vsoxwill preach at the M. E. church to-morrow at the usual hour. Subject, Odd Fellow's Emblems. Fights. Democratic fishtsare quite common on the slieets and through the count'. Some of the combatants will have to bo lead to the polls, from the looks of tUeir peepers. The Piiitos poem income out first best; that miw be du t the fact that the 1'intos have liajBj- pasture since they left the ljpffnbcdioek fields and pone upon productive soil. The IJedrockcis fight as if they weie spring poor, and wo uudciblaud that there are hundreds of them leaving the bediock fields and dcseiting their leaders, and Mvear that they wont stay with a liaily that can't give them something better than the bedrock to pastuic on. They are touml on that. Found. A U.S. mail bag was found on las-t Sunday, the 2Cth till, on Evans creek, by two boys while fishing. It was about 100 yards liom the Stage load, and had been opened and the lelteis scatteied around generally The letters bear date of the fiist of Alaicli. So the bag was taken oft" the (tasjc or lost oil, and picked up by tomc one and taken (o the place about (hat time and ovcihauled by some thief. Jis(justi:. len JIaydcn got (lis- "listed with .Iackon county politics mid staitcd tor his home on Wednes day, lie was uy houy that he didn't play sick like Gov. Gi over and .'ol. Xcsinitli. He evidently got Iiii foot into it deejier tli:v.n he evjiected. AVhen he came into town he walked like a sailor, but lie went out dragging liimsell like a mounter. He knew that he had been picpaiing the Democratic loipsc foi buii.il on next .Monday. For. Josr.i'iiiNU. Jles-nr. Wcslioji Ss Iliginbothain, iholographei, vvill Wil Keibyville next week. Their u oik at thi place and Williamsburg Tsas given geneial satisfaction; ami we UTonimend them to the eiti.ens ol Josephine as skilllul aitiMs. They :iie Aery foi lunate in t-ecuiing aeeunite likenesses of children, and alvvaxb give Miliinclion or make ttodrugn. Give tliem a pall. Personal. Col. Ludington, r.iymat-ler,and A I :ij l-'glesltili pa-o-ed through tow n yesler day, on their way to Fort Klamath, In pay oil' the It oops at that point. William Isli, ol l'oillaud, has been in town doling the week on business. Hon. (Sep. it. Helm, nominee on the Democratic ticket for Presidential elec lor, is in town. IJoixn Ovi:i:. Omslead and ligs ley, the two men that were m tested last week, charged with lobbing Smith fc Co. ol $l,'J0O in dust on Whiskey Onlli, were bound over by Justice ade on ednesday, under S-,000 bonds each. Failing to procure bail, tnev liavc concluded to board at om of our county buildings until the next term of our Ciicmt Court. Hoi.i.owAY'b Fit us axi Oixiii:nt. Scrofula or moibid deposits in the lungs, joints and tissues. These modi. vines have rendered this disease a less formidable scomgc than formerly. It lias been incontestably jiroved that in -Scioltilous aflvctions they have effected thousands of cures. Sold everywhere. J5 cents per box or pot. bJt.vu. Fox. There has been no new case ol small pox in Ashland since the removal of the eiui-rrant fainilv to the quarantine, aud.it is hoped there. win w none, une ol tlio smallpox patients, a child, died, a few days Miice, at the quarantine. Paiuxt Coi.i..vi:. Mr. Xt111a.11, the Saddle fc Harness maker ol this place, has on hand a number of Hay ward's' Patent Riveted Collars. o have examined them, and believe them to oe a great improvement on the com mon sewed collar. XOTIC12. JHts Lizzie Broo1s is now prepared to give lessons on the Piano and Organ, at her Room, (at Mrs. IlonckV) or at; the different houses. Tuition reduced. For particulars, inquire ol her or E C. Brooks. Fourth of July. There will be a1 meeting at the Court House on Wcd- HCbday C Ciun.tr, the 3d lUSt., to mike arransements for celcbratm the com- ! .1 1 t 1 a UlS l-ourthol July. JOSEPIIINK COUXTY REPUBLICAN TICKET- For State Senator, SAMUEL IIARKNESS. For Representative, SAMUEL WHITE. Sheriff, SAMUEL T. WHITE. Clerk, JOHN DAVIDSON. Treasurer, SAMUEL SAWYEK." County Coimhissioncrs, II. WOODCOCK, S. DANIELS. ScJiool Sujtcrintenclcnt, R. R. MIDDLESWOIITII. Surveyor, ALEX. WAITS. Msessor, CHARLES BEACH. Coroner, GEO. E. IJRIGGS. Election. On Monday, the 3d inst., we vvill be called upon to cast our votes for the vaiious nominees tint arc in the field. It is not to be expected lli-U all men will think alike or vote alike upon that day, especially in this county, where thcie arc three patties in the field. Hut one thing we have a light to ask, not as a favor, but as a duty tint we all owe to each other, and to all that may be affected by the result of the election, that each voter be earnest and sinceie and not cast his vote recklessly or thoughtlessly. We earnestly urge that even' voter should leflect well before acting. Let us lay aside all party prejudice, all interests that arc sectional, and selfish. and vo'c for the good ol the whole people. Let us preset ve our nnuhood by voting in accordance with the highest dictates of our own judgment and not be influenced by other. Xever lot. it be said that you voted this way to please this man, or that way to please that man; but rather; let it hi-siid you called upon God to witness the purity of your motives, in c-i-tinjr your vole. Xever to your shame let it be said that you voted to preserve a record at the expense of your highest seusj ol right; but rather let it be siid that you in vour earnestness for the lights and happiness ol the people forgot your pat record and voted only with the view of making a bright and'glo. lions present and luture of. One that you will never be ashamed to be queath lo posteiity, as savoring moio ol selfishness than of justice, nioie ol prejudice than of purity. Requeath not to your childicu the painful thought that their father had not the manhood nor the coinage to resist evil, but cowardly siirremleicd at the time he ought to have been brave. Re member, that heioic actions and noble deeds constitute the most enduring loundatioii of all eailhly honor and immortality. You cannot allord to do wrong upon that day, it costs too great a sacrifice of happiness. The record that you are lo make on Monday, will ever remain with you as an denial source of pleas urc and consolation or as a never ceas mg torture lo tantalize you for your crime which iccord do you piefei? It is within your power to have either. Wati:j; O.vkt. Mr. Sanburn has had Ins water eart playing on the stieets pretty lively during the week, and has succeeded iu laving the dust, and our streets arc now iu the finest condition. thanks to our city fathers. Kail's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re newer prevents the Hair from turning gray, and restores hair to its natural color.- Hi.imi Lu.vmxo Tin: Ui.txo. A Uedrock leading ouo of his whipped boys to the polls. La runs' Fair. The Ladies Fair at Ashland has been postponed lor the present on account of small pov. - .a rIoclcl Tr;oc. .Tt!Q-itm- ia ih can-, of ntf-li-nthi ef all t twstv-s tS3 IjTiire Machine in Fnbjrcl to U !. toili9htOTuarh ajitl tluetreorvai.H. andtc.it vrtl e,e iQnrr than l.alf In Tour doctor liui. r.!lMl-;'f.t.-tRratc-d!Vr Ilif1rralxr -enw nenJl trail rhrsxnan to DrbrEmo tntl lr ALT. OOS3UU2ST of t-e LrvrK 4SII Dl.iynv3 ULiu,. &ceatUeituraeti:iJ:DOttcm.lBisa. NOTICE. On the loth of Jane, the Kiuvla M,ll, m persons bavin- flour 1:1 the mill will ple come and take it away on orlMtirelhl H-ne I JlcKENIC i AMV I Jaclwnrillc May 16th 1S72. - yg How we used to bs physicked. I Who does not remember the time when spring purgation was considered j mdcspensaule to summer health ? Xo matter for wry faces, the inevitable salts and senna, rhubarb, or calomel and jalap, must be administered. These "spring medicines," the young sters were told, were to keep them hale and heart j- during the summer, f Wc all know now that this was a falacy; that new viaor. not depletion, ' is what is required at the commence ment of the summer solstice. As a preparation for the enervating effects of oppi essivc summer vv ealher, a course of Ilostetlcr's Stomach Hitters is high ly expedient. This famous vegetable preparation has three prominent prop erties: It lcnovates, purifies, and reg ulates all the functions ol the body. It is composed exclusively of pure vegetable productions, viz the essen tial principal of Monongahela Rye, and the most. ellicacious tonic and altera tive roots, ba,rks, and gums known to medical botanists. Hence, it is an absolutely safe medicine, and no tinct 111 e of the Pharmacopoeia can compare with it either in purity, or iii the variety of its 'objects, and its compre hensive results. Happily for mankind, the theory that it was necessary to piostrate a patient iu order to cure him. is forever exploded, and the true philo sophical doctrine, that vigor is one great antagonist of disease, has taken its place. Ilostetter's Ritteis is an iiivigorant, and hence it is the proper medicine for the feeble at this most tiying season of the year. 15e sure tint you obtain the genuine ai tide, as there are innumerable vile imitations in the tnaikct. Look lo the ornamental stamp, the engraved label, and the name blown into the glass. Ilostettei's Stomach Hitters is sold in bottles onlv. WILLI Aiil DAVIOsjON, SEAL ESTATE DEALER, OlSice, Xo. Gl Front Street, roiiTLAxD, oncnow Ki:L KSTATKin Him CITY cnil KASI' l'OUI'I.ANI), in Hie most desirable li)aililii". ciinitinj i.r 1.0 lb. HALF BLOCKS ami BLOCKS, I10USKS and sU'OKES; also, lMl'HOVKl) KAltMS. and valuable uncultivated LA XDS. Incited 111 ALL parts of the ril'ATKfurSALK. ItKAL IvS'l'A'I K ami i.tliir Properly inrrli ieil lr Correspondents, in this CITY ami tlirmiSliont Hie S PATHS am! TKIMU TOKIKS, vviili grrnt fjre ami cmi the most A I) VA X TAUKO CS TKini S. HOUSIW mid STOIIKS LKAHFI). LOANS N'KliOI'IATKD. am! CLAIMS OK ALL KKSCRIIMIOXS l'HO.MIM'LY COLLKCl'KD. And a (Jnnr.il FIXAXCI AL and ACKXCY BUSt.VLHS transacted. AOFA'TS ol tbisOFFICKin all the CITIKSand lOWXrf in the STATK. vmII mi-ire descriptions of FARM I'BOl'KltTY and forward the same to the aboveaddress. iri,:nr "For the v cry Rest Photographs, go lo IJRADLHY" & RULOFSOX, Galleiv without STAIRS -JSASCENM) IX THE ELEVATOR, 1!) Monlgomcrv elrot't, y.tu Fr.iiiciM-u. THE WOOD'S PRIZE I6IEU. 25,000 Sold AnuuaUy! Jla.le li Walter A Wood, (the 1 irgest 1:111111 l-oliirer or r.umiug nncliiiory in the woilil) -with folding bir. Inu wheels, anil all-late im provemenl". It led Hie world at the I'.ir.s l'. lHiilinn. and has found no peer since. Is com pictand powerful, and jul the midline for C ihforiii.i. as ever; t.irm-r vvill say w ho has one. &' Kvery riaeliine is guaranteed as rcpre tenled. Buy the best. Buy the Wood's Im proved l'riz- Mower. Sold by TREADWSLL &. CO. Old Ktand, .Marhet Street, Sail Frar.csco. 2d pjge3aios. Oilitc 1 liitrCoiniiilssarj ofiiiltsNUtitc, IK liartnif nt of Uic Columbia. l'oKTLUP, Oiieuov. Anl le, 1&T2. SI.ALLD VKOI'OSAF 1 TRiriJCATC AKK IA IT I ati-1 mil le reccneslat tliHuflrcv, an.l at tlie oAietf tlie A C S of tocli Itfr wMch unppln-s ire riuin-U, til) 12 51 , S-itunlay, ilaj: II, lPT, Ut the Orlir- HAY. at ilieMlositii; namotl rcr-tsm the Pc-nartnitnt t-f the CWamhia. Camp tt arrer, Ooe and aroer LV? alleys Orv?n .Too tons Camp linxmy.Orfjpju 3oo " lirtCVIiUc,W T. lou lort L-ipual, I T lw " Hi-Xt will In rcrciTel fur thosun!r at Camp Warner, iooseanl Warner LakeWlcy$,aiiI damp Ilarnry, Ore pvMi, same da an I li.iir, at thcotafe tf Lt X. JU. U. L. MniiMmi A 1' . S ItiwulS; first fltwr, Tu3 Market etreW. Pin Francisco Cal. The Hay tn l tMivcml at eiKlilimfS s maj hereafter be direct cj, by the Chief Commiry, but the time ofcot litis:, runup, proposal time, of l?lirerytalo the quality anJLin.l cf liny, mnt U eUfetl in the buU. The Hay roust bo from prass cut ear! tLu casa, well cured and free from sticks, ttouesand dirt, aud must be f tacked near the Iot, un ler ccl conditions ai may be imposed : h) the proper autbanty Kids ran-t state the price mIT S.Currrncyrwrittaas uU a pressed in fiurcJ. fhc Vuitol Mated reserves the right to increase or dimth the quantici named ; nlj to reject any or all bids j(biddrs, of their authorized apent5r jire rtqueted to be jrei-ent at the u-enlD? vt tlit bids). The fmil award will not be matte until after the comparison f the ludaat thcLffcnnt pmutt and no bid vnll be entertained unless accompanied by a deposit of l(Ircnt of themnney ralneof the article proposci to be turuuUvd. u secunl thattf the contract is avardetl they ill enter into bocd for the fjithfol falhlln.ent of 1 the fame. Copies of this adrerticment to accompany t'4ui trtpuraie vikl. rropoials f jr any part of the above i ill bo coasi Jercd. .Envelope must bo en-lorwil lropwals for liar at 1'arthcr informatum niIUe given arottlcaChf. C.S. Mil Dir of the 1'ianc, San Iraitcisc!, Cal oiOu.of the A C $ fthelotctncerhel, and at tLis office. Clank f jrm of rropotol can be obtAined at this office , Contractors to ray for this Adrertiiement pro rata. 1 W II BELL, I Opt andCS. V S.A X. Arr.Xt Chief C. S 1'ept-cfthe Cblnrabuu - jne1 - - - 1 - --J ' J-tr'-rr?,r"f"i,l ".ahrtir Fr""53"- -fy "lmai&&.r-'Eai;L.' ?"?"' j iK!fsSto,! v STOCK WEN Look to 'Your Innterests !- THE WHITE PRINCE WILT, BB RETT AT MY FAKU NEAR A'ulanu", Oregon, till lie first Tuesday in April; vvill then be every Tuesday and Wednesday at the Union Livery Stables, Jack sonville, and Friday ami Saturday at home till the 10t!i of July. WAPOLEON U, The horse I purchased while in the Kvt the pat winter; is now near Red BluflT, Cal., aud will lie here about the first of May and be kept with White Brince the balance of the seai.n. He !, not quite as heavy as White 1'rincc; rather fiucr about the head, neck and withers; a beautiful dark dapple iiray, with while mane and tail This horse, and marc "Joan of Arc,' which died before shipment, were selected In Franc-, in 1S70, by one of her citizens, the best ju lc of this stock known. Since the public have seen Whi'e Prince at our County Fair, he ha mi.tured and spread so his former friend, would luruJy know him While Bast lat winter, nn.l conversing with intrlliccnt horse breeder", several of them in-f.'-'iod ine they had flood aloof from the l'er cheron or Xonnin horses; thought them too heavy aa 1 not raflicicnt travel for ordinary nc, but after seeiu. the grade cults and fillies come (o malurity. and seeinv; them in use. say they vvill breed to tlu-ia. Wliercver tlK-y .hive been introduced they h-ivc given n livcr'al sat-h-faclion. I have been at great expense and risk ia making the above importations and have no doubt that if the horse breider' of this and adjoining counties, patronize the nliove hores and lake proper care oT their colts, wc will sluwinn few years a clas ofhoises superior to nnv thing in their ring on lhiScoat. I w'ill give 5150 00 for the bet horc colt sired by While Prince, at weauiug lime the coming fall. Al-o, premium of set of silver teaspoons to the owner of the 2d lict horse colt. rortbebct mare colt, oil silver teapoon. For 2d bejt mare colt, a heavy silver plated soup ladh-. To !.- judged liy disinterested jnen at our county fair in 1S72. AIo. for the liet lot of colls owned and l.red liy oue nrtyfiom White Prince and Na poleon II. si the county fair oflfci". a set f silver tab.- spooi. S1.1 due during the Season, and Sla when the marc is knuwa to be with foal, or parted with I liavu inul.- my terms reasonable. Hi it none need complain. I do not think -any other per Min would go to tl 's expense and risk lo si cure .is good imported horses for auilliing like the sami" terms. I will shortly haveau Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue and a large engraving of my stock My colls, which 1 had at our couuly fair last lall.keep the 'Mm lorm and have grown well. Call -and see my stock and bj jour own judge as lo ll'iir meriU I will secure pasture. al fair rales, lo jccom uiodate ia ires from a di-tance. W C. MYKB Ashland. On March li, Ibll. nilouij PlII'I'STIBl BITTERS. s. t. lseo x. Tliis woiulciTul vegetable res- torativc is the r-hect-iinclior of tliu ll-oble siiul debilitated. . As a tonio and coiilial for the aired and hingnid it has no equal among .stomachics. As :i rem edy for the nervous weaknes to which women are especially sub ject, it is suncreilmg every other stimulant. Jn all cli mates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts as u specific in ev ery species of disorder which un dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. LYON'S KATHAIRON, t'ur I'rrkri I In:; mill llcautllj ln I lie llmii.in llnlr. To liccnt Us Tailing Oul ami Turning tlni. A wc-11 prcM-rrcd Head of Hair, in ,1 pirton of middle ae, at once U-spoaka nfincment. clcganc.", health and Iicanly. Il m ly truly l calUil 'omau' Crowning Glory, wliilc men arc not insensible to its ailrantagus and charm". Ki-n tliiiiji arc more di?uting than thin, frizzly, hartli, tmlaincil Hair, with" head and coat covered with Dandruff. Vis-it a bar ber and y ou feci and look like :i new man. Thl is liat lA'ON'S KATIIAIKOIV will do all the time. The charm which lies in well placed Hair, (Jlo-sy Curls. Luxuriant Tre-"s-, and a Clean Head, is noticeable and irrc-istitile. Sold by 11 Druygitls and Country Stares DR. CHARLES WILSOM, OCULIST AND AURIST. Consulting and Operating Surgeon for all DISEASES 0FJHEJ:YE&, EAR. J)r W. has had extensive experience in this important liraucli of Jlolicinc, and is prepared with tie fineat modern Iiulrnmentn. to operate lor the relief of Cataract Closure of thei'upil, Cross Kje Closure of Tear Duct, Inverted Lids, Staphyloma, 1'terygiam, and the removal of jloruid growths of every description. Granultted Eye Lid", the most frequent dis ease in the west, radically and permanently ' cured without the use of caustics, which arc always iiijuriou. Persons, living in the country will be fur nished with medicines to use at home. , Examinations and Opinions free of charge. OFFICE At Home's HoCcl. Jacksonville, May 4 U72 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AL ways on hand at the City Drug Store BOOKS, stati6nary, i TOILET ARTICLES t4C.,' . tfcC. , , I -l". AUEXCY'FOIl-THK W. L. COWAN, Druggist. GASNLINE OIL & LAMPS AT THE City TIDiraxs Store. .Tadksonvillc, Sept. 10 1870 Ayer's ?J, For restoring to Gray Hair its nat ural Vitality and Color. A ilrc-SMii" wIulIi is :it oncengrci-ablo, li.iillli,- nn.l JL cUVctiinl for 7xpSSlli-Tir. It soon Mw'estorcs f",'1"-1 Ww "' .v"". 7:""; ;? and frcxhness of ynnlh. 'Tlii.i li.iirls tliii-koncd, filling ii.iiri-iicclictl, :iml baldness often, tlioiigh not :il :iys, cnri'il I3" its usu. Kotliinjj can nvtoro tlio hair wlicro tlie follicli-s :uv ilfNlioycil, or tlio gluuds atropliic-il and dci-ajnl; but mu-Ii as remain can bi s.ied by. this nnnlii-ntinn, and stinnd.ik-d inl activity, m that w growth of hair is lirxduecd. Jn slcid of foiiling tlio luiir witli a lusty M'dinu-nt, it will Keep it dean and vigorous. Its oer.ision.il uso ill nc fiit tliu h.iir fioin turning gray or filling ollj anil roiwi-ijncntly iMTU-nt bildues-s. The lCKtoratiotjof italitv it gii ti tlie scalp ;irnt and jm-icnts tlio fuiiii.ltinii of daiidrulV, whiili is ollcn m iincleaiily and of feiiMW. I"rt-c fnmi.U'osis deleterious suIirtaiiw- which make miiiio prep.i-tio-.is d.ingerous, and injurious to tlio 1uir, the Vigor e:'.ii only bcnelil but not harm if. If wanted merely for a II AlIS. DRKSSINIJ. nothing el-c tm bi- found m de-ii-ablo. Conlain ing noiilicr oil 110r1Ue.it does not b-nl while i,iiiibri,:uiil ,)t't l.isls long m the h lir, giving it ;i lieli, glsy hibtre, .i.nln grateful icifumc. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., li.ir:il ami An 1I3IMI1I t Ittnil-I, J.OWI'.Iil, MASS. Ayer's Cathartic Pills,, For lle uluf iml me vi .ill irrii-ieeim 11M ri lmW tin ii,Iiut. S38. fcfciSiSi?: .-2 c.u, apii an c tvHmt ptirprii.vi Jinsr itnrl m etnl'le, i1k ct u ( ll'l U IllCtl 111) 0 mmu nl what mrk Tr j& o in suLii?s, and . rtvi.inii(Ti nl nI 1 lUir li.iul 11 r, ar ivcn I hiiiK -hi ttiM luxe Ui:m sj.-'H.ml Turllutr lnttirtii 'ml wlicl.x.hi.'ti ic.u ol. I.nc 111 im' lu- int liim 1.1 Irclii f -I, .1 t :, ami N- i a) th tit?s w:i!i i u ! I' . tK.'kiL jliUl.t l'. 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Craae & BrigUam, aud Reding I ton, Hostetter & Co., San Francisco Wholesale Agents. fej UNION LIVERY, Snlo dt Ssoliaiig.'o STABIiE, Ssi" 1ft KUBL1 & WILSON, Proprietor!, 'TIIK proprietors havo recently purcnuied Ilia X above well-known stand", situated on tSe corner of California and Fourth Streets, Where the Ttry best horses and buggies cai bs had at all times, at reasonablo rates. Thcif stock of roadsters cannot be equalled In the State. HOUSES HOARDED On reasonable terms, and1 tho besf cars-aiirf attention bestowed upon thcnrwhiU under their charge. AJso HOUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. Being- satisfied tfiaf they can give lalisfaj. lion, the proprietors solicit tho patrongc of the public. Jacksonville, June II, 1870". ' (( EXCELSIOR r LIVJ1EY STAB-LE, On Orfgon street, Jacksomille. Wesley Manning, Proprietor. Having bought out the entire Interest of Mr. Plymale, I herewith Inform the public that I have a Gnc stock of HARNESS, BUGGIES CARRIAGES, and I am prepared lo-furnleh my patrons, and the public generally, with as FIXE TURNOUTS As can be had on the Paclfle Coast. Saddlo horses hired lo go to any part of tho country Animals BOUGHT AND SOLD. Horses broke to work single or double, Hor scs boarded, and the best care bestowed upon them while in my charge. Cay M'j Terms art rtasonabU. A liberal share of the public patronage Is SUUtllCU. W. MANNING. Jacksonville, January 28, 1871. SADDLE & HARNESS MANUFACTORY. IIENIIY JUDGE HAS resumed bisfoTmcr business in Jack wile, Oregon, 00 California-street, next door to A. Fifher i, lire-, anii will keep con startly on hand a general amortmeut of SADDLKH, i;UII)LKS, II AMISS, WHIPS, Sl'URS, HABNESS, fOI.IiARS, Horse BLANKETS, LINEX 6HEKTS& HOODS, CUKUV COMBS & HORSE BRUSHES TRACK, BREAST, HALTER & DOG CHAINS and a forge stock of SADDLERY HARDWARE & FINDINGS All orders from a distance promplly at tended to. Miinufacturiug lo order, and repairing dona on thort notice, aud with the Best Material. All articles in my line wilt be sold at a lower Ciiii Thick than ever beforu offered in ilack sonville. "" I'leie Call and and examine my STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. HENRY JUDGE. S Jacksonville, Ogn., Oct. 7, 'Tl-lf DIVORCES. UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY, ESTABLISHED 1855. Divorces legally obtained in every State where the Iaw3 are lilieral on the subject, and under the United States laws, for persons from any State or Country legal everywhere de. sertiou, cruelty, non-support, drunkenness, etc., sufficient cause no publicity required no fee until divorce obtained. Cull ou, or address . GOULD & BURGER COC.NSELLORS AT-LaW Broadway, 2d door below John St. New York City. Novl'71m6 m EAGLE BREWER. ! JOS. WETTERER Prop'r. THE BEST OP LAGER BEER KEPT CON st.mtly on band : told by the keg, gallon, or giant. Seeing ii believing, give me a call and judge for yourself. Jacksonville, Jan, 15, I810.-tf