Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, February 05, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOEEGOJ SEHTIHEI. ' Satubdat, Febceaet 5, 1SSL ! avxL jkxntiixriTi ev. Very touch said vcrj intense rnaig tiatioa is wasifesied by our Democrat ic citizens, tm account of failure of tie aew Chinese treitx to expressly pro Inblt tic aateraEzatiou of Chinese sub jects. TMs omission seems to haunt iLcm, si & torrid niratmarc -would, scaS ae -weaker ifae intellect, is, the jrcater the anxiety. Tie Chinese gor- erameat, with far more common sense than thtre wbo Sad fault with this aV ifed defect the treaty; imposing the dcith penalty on its own subjects who sbac&Hi tfcolr sXcgiance, did not -ckim j the riskt sav what the United States -sbesld de in the matter. For the in- fonnatiea f those who suffer anxiety we wW qseir fitfle of the Chinese penal coc "AM jiersons renouncing their conn- try sm sHegiaace, or deviiang means Sieref, thai be breaded, and in the H" ... i j. i..L ...;...u i HSU fcHMl C UO uc.roil uiuuu i and acerie. The property of si: vaeh ctmim&sSs shall be confiscated, and their wives ssd cbfldien distributed as slaves M the jrat officers of State. The prct grand parents, brssbers ad craad children of such criawMtk, whether haWaaUy bring j but it is some mother's who is as fond wfc tbe aniflcT de same roof or not, aJ truting and nnsuKjecting as your M J perpetuaRy baauied to jlL Do not imagine, either, that this lw w ,":"l::iiSafancv picture, for it is only too tbow who purposely coBceal or connive ax tkis crime, shall be strangled. Those who iutu.-ui agiinst criminals of this class tfcaB b: rewarded with the whole of their jwefwrtv. If the crime is contrived, bet net executed, the irweipak are be strancled and the! aeeeaexaes pied with Uews ana WiA &e afttsMder ef Wood aUached to the set kscJf; and a amversal hostil ity ts Chinese nstaraKzation, on the part ef Ac people of theUsited States, there is a oooasien for te much fear on j the fart f StUe pelkkiaBS. This ex cuse for ppeida to the treaty is in saBcere, however. Tie real fear is that the treaty will be ratified; that Con gress will pass wholesome restrictive laws aad Ast fte act will be promptly sigaed by a Sofrehlkan President. Dessocracv staked the largest amount of paKrical capital on the Chinese card 'than all other places, and assist a wife, and in fear and trembling, they hea" worn out, perhaps with toil wid drud tate to see the card turned; lest the j gery, to guard and shape the charac- ke be lost to them. Tie treawilllierisfher children so that when calli irse4-zsd'-CiBwin I placEe Chinese qucstjoffc it wil o longer benseJ forpolitical caju tal or be a temptation for forgery. arlcJ TTjtlHrfi. Oar oeteaa tiiaks we have given Senator Bes a left handed compli zaxmH is reworking that as a "general rble"' tite peaple iast en being reprc- scstod by en who exert no influence Ittcaese Sttcd by nature oreduca dA. AM general rules have excep tiftas and the aere fact, that the in Awttet of Sassier Ross outweighed th&tef Ae ether two representatives proves hiw an cxcejtion. Our neigh bar sis ihisks -we anwittingly" tramped e ear Senator's toes and this idea is as erreaceBS as the other. The Sexhsbl dees iwtJBg ''unwittingly7' and, if k is rigbt, ne"er asks if a toe is eererei by a ItepsbKcan or Demo cratic boat and is thif, there is a marbod era btAwoen ns and our neidbfeer. We &kc no apelogy for Sosater Itess's efikial course. He as'ksBoac, beKeving He is right and onr dKBuisoae widi him only shows sn beaest iudgionBence that our neighbor can net nnisfstawd. CcTtlns TlnWr (vrraiK-Bt Ld. There sces te be an impression usesg a geei nsay people that timber nay be oat ef Government land for the pwpase of improving a liome rtmi Bar tt information of such as 'fkMk so we wilt slate that they are in error. Bre& n a homestead, the J at&c t wfeieb is nuperf ectei, only such. ttnber as is neeessary for the use of the J amSy, r tbe imjtrovement of the tract, saw be cat xntheut violation of law and see 'ay be cut and sold thereirem wiabeat biywg those cutting k fiaMc a heavy penalty. When a homestead is taken on which there is se iils; it is xralawfnl to despoil o&er feeds for its issprevtmeat, and parties famA ki Bech case avail them selret ef tbe "tiwber land act" and psrfc2ire the Government. There is mack lycninrio-a of timber land, in. dcr variess pretences, and it is the dey tad ieterebt of any citizen know ing ef it te give information to thi Laad Seers wbo wiH soon stop it. ie aew oemmercisl tresjy witi 51 aJnits ABjericaa. oods on much . $b fsranUe trrms thui iLoee of oi -iftUosB on comaaersiian tisl Amt, 1 w3L sot engage in tie impor- i . ttuon ol orana snto vaana. Uread n? a2s are now amitte4 free of duty aad the amporta&on of floar is increis- Xjjex yeas. xtnixviar. vi Tocit virs&trs This question may be tiought offen- sire but we tat it arain tviih th best and purest motive Y1wra was your daughter isst ui;ht naJ nights and nights before i:hout number! Can yon 3oet p to your 3od who gave her and answer that he sva by your side or, if xway from home, nadw the pro tection of a. brothrr or father Can yon look into voor own "heart and 1 satisfy yourself that yon are doinsyour duty by the young life that has been entrusted to your care and that yon are keeping "tratch and ard" over its ! innocence and imritvt You, who have snSered the pangs of matercitr; you who taught the infant its childish prat- 2e and its lisping prayer, watch well ihe opening bud and beware, lest throuch vour own neglect, th flower is found full of canker. Put on our hat and cloak, come with tu and look for yourself. There, in the tlarkccss, where no friendly light breaLs '"tfifj jJiadow of sin, coder ths cover of those 1 trees stand two young girls vra.ting for j, FBr oversL Tow other forms come and the couples go where - no parents ye may see,wnere ni parenu. ear way hear. Is this courtship! If it is, it is that of death, and the bridesmaids will be shame and sorrow. It may lie that neither of these is "vour" child real and night after night can b wit nessed. Listen, mother. Would jon expect to dip a Kly in a turbid, maddy stream and bring it fcrth unpolled! Can jrm r5brd to expose purity and in nocence out among the darkness, to the temptations that come when evil shad ows fall I Yoa may think your child stronger and purer than all others, and wake from a sad, delusive dream only to know that you are being de- ceired. Waken to your responsibility. If your daughters fall into evil associ ations and go crouching and cowerJRg rornd the streets after night, they will be talked about and pointed at and with you will rest the blame. And you, fathers! If you have any man hood teach your children by your pres ence and counsel, that home is better ed on, like-Lucrelicrto show-her-jew- els, they may glow with the womanly beauty that virtue alone gives. And, mother, when you lay down your weary head to rest, this night be able to ans wer to your God that your child has not been idly roaming the streets in evil company and yoa will ha e done your duty. Aiktns for Jtrrrorlitloa. On January 24th Yice-Prewdent Wheeler laid before the Senate several memorials of the Lcgislatit e Assembly of Oregon asking Congressional aid for public improvements in that State. They were as follows: Appropriation for the construction of a breakwater and harbor of refuge at Pott Orford, $500,000; for the completion of a canal and locks at Cascade falls, Col ombia river; requesting sufficient ap propriation to deepen the channel at the mouth of the Columbia river; ask- jng for appropriation to improve the Alsea river; requesting 5200,000 for the improvement of Yaquina bay, Benton Ckx, praying that the time for the completion of the Oregon and Cal ifornia Railroad, now built from Port land to Roseburg, may be extended to December 31, 1S90; pray:n; that Con gress, will throw open to pre emption and settlement th Malheur Indian res ervation of one and a half million acres, as since the Bannock war this reserva tion has been practically unoccupied by Indians; asking for $10,000 for the im- jtrovement of the military wagon road from Scottsburg to Camp Stewart, and 15,000 to open the military and post road from Camp Stewart to Fort Klamath. The amended assessment law con tains tie following rule for the value ation of property by the Assessor. 'True cash value shall be held and tsl-en to mean the amount such prop erty would sell for at a voluntary sale, made in the ordinary course of bna aess, and not what it would bring at public auction or forced sale." All property is to be assessed at its "true cash value" and the assessor seems to be the sole jadge of the value himself, aad he can only guess what a piece of. property would bnng at voluntary sale The Chinese trcsiy with ihr- United 1 States excite alarm in wrnie English j quarters on account of the cp:sa 1 dacut Tbe English frar that China wiH renew Lex attempt to prohibit the inmortasioa of onium altore;herr and - 1 . . , , , acrotiatjons are bcrun with Ene- ,3, lie result, if successful, would .be disastrous to the Indian finances. A Snz:o.lla. It Is very doubtful, indeed, if any suggestion we could make would be en tertained by the County Court; but, nevertheless, n-e intend to cifter ono in all sincerity and without anr lmjierti nent intention. The late freshets have destroyed a number of county bridges most of which will have to be replaced and it is to be hoped that when re built they will remain where they are put. In order that they be securely and substantially built a commission of three competent mechanics should be appointed to select the site and pre scribe the planand all of these men should be barred from any interest in a bridge contract, but should also de cide whether the work had been hon estly performed or not by the contract or. This would seem preferable to the. plan of permitting contractors to do their work unwatched and sending "experts" to accept the work, who, in csmp&ny with the contractor, look at it through the end of a bottle acU pro nounce it rood. "An ounce of pre- vention is worth a pound of cure," and although the expense of a commission vould be an additional item in the cost of a bridge, if men of sound judgment were selected, it would prove, in the end, to be economy and relieve tli3 County Court of much responsibility. California rroduru. Under this head the North Pacific j Rural Spirit has the following para graph not more Kinted than true and it reminds us that we have never seen "industry" quoted as aroongtheproducts tltis great State, The Spirit, how ever, does, notobserve that, that t bichit complains of is on the true "free trade" principle. California makes butter, raisesonions and cabbage for which we swap wheat, oats and salmon. The theory is beautiful; for when wheat rusts, oats fail or salmon don't run we can do without butter and onions. The Spirit savK it is more than lamenta ble to admit that ovr tables are now supplied with California butter, onions, and cabbage, when every intelligent man in Oregon knows full -w ell that there is no country under the snn bet ter adapted to the production of these articles than tbi. It is right that we should sjcak earnestly upon this sub ject, for it is a serious one. No agri cultural community ever did or ever will prosper and do other thiu supply itself with such productions as it can produce. The Republican LesiJature of Maine have canvassed the returns and declared Plaistcd (Greenback Demo crat) duly elected Governor. The con, duct of the Republicans is in pleasant contrast with that of Gareelon's shame less and revolutionary Legislature of last winter and wiows tho superior sense of justice on the Republican sidr Thousands of articles for sale at the New York Store at cost rates. ANNOUNCEMENT. roK citt Jiir.su tu The undersigned announces himself a1! a candidate for the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the oters of Jacksonville at the ensuins election. S. MHUBBARD, Jacksonville, Ecbruary 1, 1881. 33oiizsr. BUCKLEY On xVpplegate, Jan. 2d, 1SS1, to the wife of James Buckley, a sou. DEAN At Willow Springs on Jan. 30th, 1881, to the ife of Robert H. Dean, a sou. aE-xiJFtxinaD BROWN FARREN In Jackson ville, January 29, 1SS1, by Judge Day, Carl. ILBrown to Mrs.JPauline Farren. The printers acknowledge the com pliments of the happy pair in the shape of a nice basket of cake. HIDES WANTED. The undcrsimed will pav the" liTrhcst cash price for Ucef Hides and will pay from IS to 20 cent for Deer Skins. To he delivered at Nick Fickc's Butcher Shop in Jacksonville. NICK FICKE, PAT McMAUON. NOTICE. THOSE INDEBTED to the Estate of Daniel Hopkins, deceased, are noti- fird Ihnt nil grniints urn nmr in lholinnds of J. H. Hufler, J. P, for forced collection and no tanner grace will given. D. L HOIIKINS, Administrator. Jacksonville, Jan. 29, 16S1. NOTICE. AIR WARNING IS HEREBY Given, that mr lxxks are in 'Squire F nuficr's hands. Tliosc indebted to me the first day after next election, will have to brine; a written excuse from 'Squire Buf fer. Excuses published. Makttx Vroosiax. Jacksonville, Aug. 31, 18S0. NOTICE. All thoc who know themselves in debted 10 the firm of Huclies & Adams, saloon keepers, Kcrbyville, Jocphine county. Orcijun. The accountsand books of the above firm have been placed in mv Lands for collection and settlement, arid vou arc hereby requested to call at my office at Kcrbyville, and sec the figures. "W. L. FORBE5, Receiver. " THEH."i I iVt I UJNBWiX - I I nni M J"" JAOEPV i : GORES " BY ABSORB! TTATURE'S WAY. W 'flBLuns: Diseases, LlE'ilJE'a THROAT DISEASES, BREATHING TROUBLES, It DRIVES INTO the system curative agents and healing purposes. It DKAAVS FKO M the diseased parts the poison that; causes death. Tbontindt Tollf lo 1U Tlrlnr. YOU GN BE RELIEVED Mb CURED. Don't dejalr. until you have tried this &cnihK Wjlv Applied and RADICAL- UL Atfj M1 Sold VDrnggists, or seat by mail on I nvxn'nl nfnr. S? hv 1 The ''Only' Lung Pad Co., WILLIAM BLOCK, Betroit, Mich. Send For Testimonials and our book, "Three Millions a year." sent free. ASHLAND COLLEGE -.VXD NORMAL SCHOOL. REV. L. L. ROGER-', A M, President, Professor of Natural Science, Mental and Moral Philosophy. RET. LaDRU ROYAL, A. M., Professor of Latin and Greek Languages and Lit erature. MRS. A- A. ROGERS, PRKCRrmnss, Teacher Of Elocution, Principal of Pre paratory Department. MISS ELLA M. SCOTT, Teacher or Piano, Organ and Vocal Culture. MISS KATE THORNTON, Assistant Teacher. TUrilON. G a month, in a quarter, $40 a year. One scholar three jeara, or three, in same family, one year $100. In strumental Mujic or Voice Culture $. a month. Vocal music in class $3 a qmrter. Board $3.50 a week. Rooms or Cottages for self-boarding ?2 to $5 a month. Tni lion in all cases payable in advance in cash or acceptable notes. Couraos-or St-ixcJy. Course in English Language and Litera ture Reading, Elocution, English Gram mar, English Analysis and Parsing, Eng lish Composition," English, Literature, Rhetoric, Ancient History, Mediaeval His tory, 3Iodcrn History. business Oollege.-'-Arillimetic, Book keeping Banking, Civil Government, Commercial Law, International Lw, Po litical JvcWamji Algebra, GtMnutry, Eng lish GrSluuiar and Itlictoric Cosni in Latlc Latks Grammsr, It in Reading, Caesar's Commentaries, Vir gil, Cicero's Oration-., Livy, Tacitus, Cic tor dc Officiis. Course in Greek. Grecic Grammir, Greek Reader, AnabHtiit, Grw-K. Tcta meiis Mtsi'iraliilia, llomtr, lleroditu, D.'mosthcnes Ow'inn". Conrff in Matlamatics Arithmetic, Algebra, Gromrtry, TriKoimnirtry. S"1"-veryingMccU-iii'j, Aoatics, aa J Jptics, Astronomy. Course in Modrrn Languairs. Ft-cuch Grammar, French Reader. Corinne, Ra cine, German Grammar, Gennan Reader, Goethe, Schiller. Course in Natural Science. Geography, Physical Geography, Botany, Zoology, Na'tural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chem- Course in .Mattel and Moral PhilOso-phy-Ethics, Psycholotry, Logic, Esthetics, Moral Plulosopliy.Tliclsiu, Butler's Analo gyChribtian Evidences. Normal Course. English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, Physical Geogra pliy, Physiology, Alfcibn, Zoology. Oe ometry. Rhetoric Natural Philosophy, Botany, Ancient History, Modern History, Chemistry, Astronomy, Mental Philo-o-pliy, C'ml Government. Book-keeping, Jingnsli Literature, livmences ol Clinsti anity, Pedagogics. DDogroos. Tlie degrees of A. B and A. M with Di ploraan, will bo gien in course to thobe completing the following "described courses; Latin, Greek, Mathematics, laie lish Language and Literature, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Modern Languages, Natural Scicnceca and Business. The degree ol B. S., witR Diplomas, will be awarded those completing the couie of English Language and Literature, Modern Languages, Natural Sciences, Business, Mental and Moral Philosophy. Diplomas will ue presented lhoc com pleting the Normal and Bnsiness course. MECHANICS' .JPLAMINg MILL -AXD- FURNITURE, SASH, mm m AXD Moulding Factory, ASRLAND, OREGON, L. S..P. RIAS.SH, Prop'r. f ". - -- ALL KINDS OF PLANING. NOULD, ing, Turning, Circular and Scroll Saving,!, FDRNTTURE & ORNAMENTAL CARVING, ETC,, DONE j TO ORDER. Furniture, Sash, Blinds Doors and Moulding constantly on hand and made to ordc E3f I (rill contract to design and erect all kiadf o. buildings. When desirable to those employing mc, I will furnish all the material required for the construction of anmatfiin?, reuay lor occupancy. m 42rV rS Cure Back Ache And all diseases ot the Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Organs by wearing the Imp'd Excelsior Kidney Pad. It is a Marvel of Healing and Belief. Simple, Sensible, Painless, Direct, Powerful. It CURES where all elc fails. A REVE LATION and UEVOLLTIO in Medicine. Absorption or direct application, as oppos ed to unsatisfactory internal medicines. Send for our treats on Kidney troubles, sent free. Sold by druggists, or sent by Ttrrnrcft-fet"Pinilc2r ?-- TblhcTwSSai; arndn-ulhe-TCi3rfW8DHN &-W1LL0V VARE, :v Pad. Ask for it and take no other. Address, Tho "Only" Lang Pad Co. WILLIAMS BLOCK, Detroit, Micit. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN PRICES V. AT E..JACOI5S' STORE Oregon Street, Jacksonville WrilKKn A COMPLETE AND ? I raacnrtlcient avrtmut of new good' has juft bcu received, cojsi.it log in part ot CLOTHING, DRY-G00DS, . GROCERIES, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, SCHOOL BOOKS, HATS AND CAPS, TOBACCOS & CIGARS, HARDWARE AND CARPETS, TINWARE, ALL KINDS PAINTS. -ALSOi VVI2JT3 0"CV G-IjASS GUOCERIKS. A PINE ASSORT ,11 E N 1 OF LADIES' HATS AND FLOWERS, &c,&c. In fxet cverj'h'ng to Ua found in a !ir cli-K Hocfe of Gcnf-ral Merchaadle, whicu will ! iill at prree That Defy Competition. The hig'jit price alionkd for couniry pro due-. Oire Mi a cU at my eftslittViineut In the Jluoiile l-'iil linir and be cmriucci that there it uo humbug abut tbir- K V OtlS LATEST ARRIVALS OF AT THKUSPEItSlGSKD TAKIVJ PLriS ure In an&ounciug to the public that he has jiif t receird a complete and firt clafi afvirtnifnt of (JtntV FnraUhliie (iOi)d.snch a Hat, Shirts. Undrwcar, etc heft braud or Cigar and Tnbacco. Pipes Notion'. Fncy GoikJ Gla'Swure Crockery Mnrical ntrumeiiU. (lird Cagee, Stntionii(i) Pocket nnd Table Uuilery, .tlljurn". Toys Candiee, Nnt. etc.. which will tie told ai the cbcanei-t rales. Git me a call ind eet for yr-urselve. F. r.HECKES'FELD. THE S. P. VARIETY STORE,' UNDRn THK MVXAOEURXT OF LITTLE & CHASE, JACKSONVILLE, Uni-L BE KEIT WELL STOCKED V V w ith the choicest CIGARS, JEWELRY, CANDIES, NUTS, PIPES, CARDS, NOTIONS, CUTLERY. STATIONERY, .ALBUMS, TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES, Gent's Furnishing Good3 And everything usually found in a first class variety stort. Our goods arc the bet and gurrantccd to lie as represented. Price low, as we do not proprosr td le undersold. tGicusa call. LITTLE & CHASE. Wei De Meyer's CURE. ONE DOLLAR! The unprecedented success of this re markable preparation, justifies Dr. Wei Dc Meyer in reducing the price to $1 a Package, and six packages to 5. 2.1 cents a package and new 4 cent stamp furc, will be given by us and by Wholesale Drug gists, in exchange for the G cent stamp Wei de Meyer's catarrh cure D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dcy St, N Y OJJ Fdhw'i Building JacksonTillr, DEALER AND WORKER IN TIN, SHEEP IRON", COPI'ER, LEAD Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OP STOVES HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, ROPE, NAILS, Paints. Oils, Varnish, Glass CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Br ushs, Chains, Hose ETC., ETC: I have secured tbe erfiees of a flrt-cU( .Mechanic, ami am prepared to do all repair ing prompt! and in superior i tvle. p CONNECTION VITIi TPB AB0VK 1 I am recelringsnil hare con-ldutly baud a full aud Sret-clau stock of GROCERIES, DUrlOOD?, COM K00TS, T0IMCC0 RRAUV 5IADE CL.UrlII.MS, G LA SS1VA R E. CHOCK ER Y, &c. ffETcrjth!s5oId at rearnahle rate. K. KUBL1 Jnclfonvill. March. 5 1878. ASHLAND HARM l;r SH9? ;j3 C. K. KLUJM, MANUFACTOnER OF, AND UE-tLEU IX Saddlery and Harness, ASHLAND, OREGON. KEEP.-? A GENERAL AS good In his line uf tradt ortmext or trade. Lndle, 3aCn aud Raj' Kailillr. a SjICCJ-llT. TEAM, BUGGY JjYD PLOW IIAIIXESS, WHIPS, ROBES, DUSTERS -J-AN'D-- HORSE BLANKETS. Als,o WlSCIinSTER ReMUTIXO ItirLF.i (commonly cilleil Henry Rifles) of model of 18C6, 1873, and 187C. Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. Wheat taken at tho Highest Market Rates in Exchange for goods ty HUBBl wm smv. $&$$& STENCILS W-Ml SEALS, -o HEWRY T.HUDSON DEALER IN R1PLCS, SIIOTCU.XS, PISfOLS, Etc., Etc, NO. 33, FIRST STREET, 2EPox-tl.zvxx.cl.. Or EVERYTHING in my line will here after be told at cratly reduced rates and parties ordering by mail will receive none but first class goodi. Send for catalogue and price list. NOTICE. Those who are indebted to the undersigned by note or book account are hereby noti fied that an immediate settle ment must be made, as I intend to go East to buy goods, and I musthave money. G. KAREWSKI. LARGE SALEI Closing Out ATTILS. 6w York Storei THE ENTIRE STOCK OF AT COST ONACCOUKT OF DEP ARTUEE, . Mensor. JJL CKS0?WILIX:XUT76 li,;. G. KaEEWSKI, DEALER IN STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, Agricultural Iraplomonts MACHINERY, GROCERIES, ETC. Also Local Agent for the justly Cele brated Fish Bro's T agon, The best Wagon on WheeU for the following reasons' 1. More care is taken in the selection ot stock; "'lily good, solid butt-cut timber being Used. 2. The Wheel nrc all soak cd in Boil--ing Linseed Oil. :. Every part is strongly braced; antl instead of being lioltcd, is clipped, so that tho full strength of the wood is secured. 4. The Tiros nrc securely bolted, after" belli? thoroughly and carefully set. 5. The Skeins arejicited beforcdrlTert on. and set in White Lead ; consequently ,- when cooled, ctmtract, making a perfect tit and impossible to work loose. It is the only Wagon on which "Holmes'" n. . ?ii.;it.. i .; i.uciu oeii-vjiiuig kl'iii'v nrc uscu, mo whole rislit .and title having been pur chased. TJ'e principal points of superior- ity over all other Skeins, nre: 1st. Bear ings arn. perfectly straight, which doe away with side-draught. 2d. Has a per' feet fitting J'nnd Band. 3d. Unnecessary to remove the wheel to oil. 4lh. Will re tain oil longer, hating an oil-chambcr, andf so constructed that oil cannot run out at the point, oth. Hound Brace is clipped on, bringing , the purchase nearer the' wheels. And many others, too numerous to mention, but which can lie readily teen upon examination; and we cordially in- vite our many customers and all othfrar who contemplate purchasing a first-class-Wagon, to call and get prices before go--ing elsewhere. LUMBER FOR EVERYBODY ? STE11LING 6 Milts Sotilh of Jacksonville, TS NOW UNDER FUtL HEADWAY" X and is prepared to furnish tho market with every description of lumber of a supe rior quality at the lowest rates. Bills' sawed to order and satisfaction guaranteed All onld? adilrcs.-ed to us at Jackson' villc will receive prompt attention FIELDS & PARK.