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A pair nt San Francisco char-'
OUR COLUMN.
miscellaneous
PRIVATE
MEDICAL
AID
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tried a tug ami steamed outside ,—
i QUICK CURES AND MODi RAT e GKARGES
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inten-
witii
the
the
tar,
CLIPPINGS.
DR. LITTLEFIELD’S THE ‘SILVER TONGUE’
having
the
wedding
cere-
tion of
KEEP YOUR .MONEY AT HOME, DR. W. H. DOHERTV’S
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Never pay a bill mile’s you have inonv performed on the bounding,
I<
Vrivlite z
the money.
billow. It is comforting to know
Medical & Surgical Institute
How to put a horse on his met that they were very sea-sick, and
ODD FEI j I.OWS BUII.Ö1NG.
FOUNDEÜ IN 1853.
were obliged to return unmarried.
tle—shoe him.
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77/e besí OBGAXS of the
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No. 519 Sacramento street,
Heed class
Why is an andiron lile a \ a rd
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“Brother Beecher,” said the ven
LAFAYETTE, OGN,
i Corner of Leide-do: 11 st., (a few doors helo
stick?—Because it has three feet. erable Dr. Bacon, laying his hand
What Cheer lloust*). Private
PATRONIZING
IN THE WORLD
Entram e <»n Lenlsdorlf
'lit
xi t preacher's shoulder,
st.
San
Francisco.
The owl is remarkable lor his on the great
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Brother
Beecher.
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gravity, ami also for his stupidity.
Establi-hnl c.\pres>iy to afford the afflicted i
fear the devil
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Harvard says that “enquire” is whispered in your ear just now
ment in the cu^e Of'all Pri
\ Paints, Oils, Perfumes,
vate and Chronic
that
this
was
a
very
line
lecture/
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right, and Yale says it’s “implire.
Dtseaies,
Cases
of
secresy
and
all Sexual Disorders
¡Fancy Toilet Articles
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The wavs of women—Anywhere “(), no," replied Mr. Beecher, “hê
left that for you to do.”
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
from ninety to two hundred
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Instruments
Dll. W. K. DOHERTY; returns his sin-
\\
hen
is
a
house
like
a
bird?
pounds.
ce^e thank> t > Iiispiumerous patients for
n!Pn3i*iHh '»• l w W!/ IÍ’J
A® J
their
patronage
and
would
take
this
oppor
full
Stock
of
And
a
\A
lieu
it
has
wings.
“If von arc courtmix
tunity to remind them that he continues to
consult at bis In.-titute for the cure of chron
says a California paper,
T?a teilt /Medicines
ic diseases of the Lilligs, Livery Kidneys.
DEMOCkATlC PL.1TFOKM.
Dige-tive
and
Gemto-Urinary
Organs,
and
her, no matter how large her fath
ALSO—
all private diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its
! Mr. (’hairman and Gentlemen of the Gon-
forms
anj
Stage-,
geminal
weakness
and
all
er’s feet are.”
jventimi: Your Uommittee on Resolutions
the horri‘1 conseqiiOMc^s of se.f-abu-m, Gon- Tobacco and Ci#ar
i
. beg lea\e to -ul'iiiit the following Platform
orrlnra, Gieet, StrL-tui'es, Nocturnal and
When our ancestors wanted a ami I’ri-o- ,dcs:
The Best for Churches and Lodges. -
Diurnal Eini-sions. Segtfal Debility. Di-cas- STATIONERY,
1,
We
declare
our
unfaltering
devotion
f
os <>f the back and loin}* Inflammation of the
hot ruin punch, they said so with to tue ConsUtution of the I’nited States and
The Pest for Sunday Schools. -
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i Biadder and Ki liieys; etc.; ami lie hopes
CONFECTIONERY
The Best for Parlor and Vestries.
out evasion; tlieV did not call it to t ;e Union of the Slates thereby estab-
! that his long exp rieijce and fluccesiliil
OF^liCE
lislie I. ami we allinn that the people of the
I practice will continue Jo 'insure Idin a shjire
The Jieih for Academies »nd College».
CANNED FRUITS
SO'C . ii S ate- ha\ e the sole and exclusive
‘ kettled rum.”
of public p itomagb., By tile practicel of
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j right o! governing ih< niselVt s as free, sov-
The Best for Public Halls*
many years in Europ.'band the I’nited States
Of all kinds.
The captain remarks that steer ’ eieign and independent St ites, subject only
lie is enabled to appty the most, eflicihnt
The Best for Orchestra and Stage. ’*
| to thr limitation oi the Constitution, ami
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and successful remedrej against diseases o
age passengers ought to be verv that iVI powers not ther in expressly grant
j k,
all kinds. He mires \fitlio nt mercury, char
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These instruments, which for sweetness of
ed to tii • National Government are reserved
ges moderate, treats his patients in a confect
tone mid elegance of appointment st;;nd nn-
well behaved, they have so much t i the States respectively, and w e deny the
honorable way, and has references! of
* rivalled, have met with unprecedented suc
Is Preparai to (lo all kuuls ’ and
right of the I'edc^id Government, through
unqiiestívnable.vi raei|v from men of known
cess in this country and abroad,
k
deck o’er 'em.
th ■ treaty power, to permanently donticil
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respectability and high standing in society.
Mi ng' lians w thin any State without the
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A»ll parties con>til:inghliiiii by leiter or oth
Pittsburg is trying to find a man cou-e
MANUFACTURED BY
fifth' I .egislature thereof.
erwise, will receive rilie-be-t and gentlest
For
Medicinal
purposes.
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We
atlirm
that
the
greate-t
danger
treatment and implicii|secrccy.
who docs not belong to a lodge, w ¡th which e are now threatened, is the
no50:tf
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club, grange, post, temple, encamp corruption .'.nd extravagance which exists
To Fepiales.
in high o.Iieial places, ami we tl > de hire as
When a female isr Óntrvatcd or afllicitcd
tiie i a' dinel principle of oar f iture action,
ment or order.
with disease, as wealbio s* of the hack and
that i t tceiichnn nt, economy and reform are
limbs, pain in the hta<|, dimness of si^ht,
ESTABLISHED IX 184G.
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An O swego woman advertises j inijiei ativ 11\Tlemanded in nil the govein-
los$
niiisetil
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powert, J. palpitation
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.:.e
' ments < t the people, l e<ler;il as well a* Spite
heart, irritability. ncrvjisnc^s. extreme uri
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Nos. 143, 145 «S» 147 EuM 22<l HI. N.Y.
that she has purchased a shot-gun, I ami Miiiiicipiil. and we livre proclaim oitr-
nary difilciiltif-, derangement <>f digestive
tin* uneouipi omising foesoof the s.-rla-
functions, general debility, vaginiti-, all dis
and^vill shoot any man who gives | j -elves
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Ilesponsihle parties applying for agencies
ry graI» law ring politicians and land lftb-
eases of the Wi.inb, listeria.sterility and all
in seclions stiU nns'ipplied, will receive
j
nopolists,
wh
icvCr
they
may
l>e
aud
whole
other
d.is
ases
pecul
a^
to
females,
she
sh<>\]
her husband liquor.
prompt attention and liberal induceineiils.
ever tliex may lie found, whe: her they art? in
go or write at once to ihpVvh'brated female
Parties residing.it a distance frot i c; r au
or
out
of
office,
and
we
appeal
to
honlst
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doctor. W. K. LOHERTY, at his medical
How happily things turn out. men e?crywhere, wiihout regard to piist
thorized agents, may order from i.r factory
Institute, and consult him about iier troub
Send for illi strate«! price ljst.
party affiliations. t> j< in us in branding as
les and dismOe.
Tlifei doctor is. eile ting
It is now declared that Gladstone they
des r? e these corrupt leech-s on the
«- 1/. /.V.VÁ7Z superior
more cures Ilian any other physician iu the
has long been vexj’ anxious to body politic and assist us to purge official
State <>t California. Ipt no false delica y
stations of their unwhole-ome and “banetul
prevent yon. hut apply immediately
*y and
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withdraw from public life.
presence.
save yourself from paiagul suffering a ml J r>
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if. The pre-ent Federal Administration,
mature death. All married ladies^h hose
There <jre over ten million wo by its utter inability to coniprt heml the dig
delicate healih <>r other f circumstances
< ’
pre
ÿ
Cheaper than
nity <>r responsibil.tics of the du ics with
__ 1”_ , should
vent an increase in tljeir fami'.ie-,
I
men in America, and yet Thomas whi’-h it is charged, bv its de.votion to per-
write or call at l>R, IV. K. Dt »HEBT Y'S
i sonal and partisan interests, by its weak
ÆM n: I lie AN-
Medical Institute, and they will loceiye evo
Hutton, of Georgia, hung himself and invonsis cut management of the Nation
ry pos-ihle f relief and lielp.
al tinaio es. by its unwarrantable interfer
On account of a girl fifteen years ence
with the local self governtm nt of the
5 To Correspondents, *
people—by its support of the corrupt gov-
ANY JOB OFFICE
old.
Patients rcsi ling in any tdirl of tlift State
| erninents which has imposed by its power
however distant. wh^>.'linay desire tin* ojiin-
several States iff the I nion, by its coni
A two-cent piece was taken I t upon
iyn and advice Of Dll.
DR. DoIlEHTY,
piicitv with corrupt-practi
cornipL practice* and scandal*
i m flwir respective ca$(j, and who tlti-jk pro
from the throat of a boy in Port- m various quarter-, ami by its appointment
per to sitbnnt a wriljen statement of such.
of notoriously incompetent men to high of-
jin prefëi riice to hold frig a personal inter-
kind, Maine, recently, after having lici.d positi >ns, has jus ly brought upon its-
; view, a»e le-pvi tlully assured that t’.icr coin-
seifthe contl nmation of the American peo
j
munivations will be held mo-t sncieil.
been lodged there for six months. ple.
The Doctor is a re>;ul|ir graduate aiul may
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4. That the pcr-i-toiit interference by
Federal officia M in local elections, anil the
use of large sums of unoney to defeat the
voice of the people through the ballot-box,
deserve-» ami receives our .-e\erest condem
nation.
Ô. That -orporatiuns arc the creations of
law, their franchi e and privileges are
granted to sub-erve the public interests,and
wlu n these are used, not to subserve the ob
ject of their creation.'but for purposes of
oppression and extortion, we declare it to
be the l ight and duty of the Legi-lature to
control s o li corporations.
6- That we fax or speedy return to specie LEGAL
payments, just and equal taxation for the
Why is a lover popping the support of Federal and State governments,
that we are opp >s *d to all discrimina
question‘like a tailor running a aud
tion in the a'-e.-s'uents <>f Federal revenue5
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purpo es of protection.
oí A b I. ifixus
hot iron over a suit of clothes?-- for 7. the That
the free navigation and improve
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ment of the Columbia liver, the cons$iuc-
Because ho is pressing a suit.
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tion of n breakwater at Port Orford, thft im
ot the Coquille and W il'aiffette
A paper giving an account of provement
rivers, and the construction of the Portland On Hand or Printed to Order
Toulouse, in France, say>, “it is a Dalles X Salt Lake Rai'Dia l, are improve-
ments demanded by the cominorcial intere-ts
large town, eonta ning sixty thous of this State, and that' the Federal Govern
ment ought by all proper mean* to assfrff
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and inhabitants built entirely ol tho-e measures; that we’nre in favor of thé
bill now before Congres^ generally.known
brick.”
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as the Pordu.d, Dalle* A'Salt Lake Railroad
bill, and we alJo favor tw early comple|ion
A French paper points out how of the Oregon aud California Railroatl to the
short otice I
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southern
boundary
of
th
*,State.
the passion for gambling is shown 8. That we disapprove ail measures in
hi this country, so that even in the interests of capitalists and monopolies
against labor, believing that distinctions, if
wedding notices it is necessary to distinctions he ma le, should be in favor of
the laboring class who «ujlistirute the nia.-s
elate that there were “n© cards.” of our citizens, the producers of the wealth
and prosperity of our country. We there
Mr. Morrowfat rather snappish I fore approve of the declared princijdeè, and
K ONLY>
with the avowed object of the
ly remarked to his wife, last Sun sympathize
Patrons of Husbandry, and with those of all
other orders having for tlieir objee,t re
day, that a man can’t always be' trenchment
ami reform in public atiairs,and
thinking of his immortal soul. He. the social advancement of the peopled that
we are optioned to a nmnopbly in the publi
must have time to eat his meals.
cation and sale of books used in the com
schools of this State, and we.are in fa
A .nalicums politician says the mon
vor of amending the existing laws in relation
Grangers in IlTinois turn out to to such, so as to tjike away from the pub
lishers of the Pacific Coast series of readers
dig the graves of deceased broth ami spellers the special privi eges in rela-
I tion thereto which they now enjoy,
THE STATE
THIS PARf
ers, thus preventing extortion on 10. That the act relating „ to the
Fie fees of
and clerks ought to be so amended
;
the part of that ? “middleman,” the sheriffs
R
either by making such office« salaried, or by
reducing the fees no\v attached to the Wltne,
d to make
sexton.
4_
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ijs shall make tlio compensation recelvâff by
officers a fair remuneration and tooth
An Indiana editor mildly re i such
ing more for the services required of them.
the Constitution be so,amended'that
?
marks: “If you can’t bring us That
all printing for the State , af er the expira
wood, remember us inyour prayers., tion of the term of the State Printer in office
when such ame iilment is passed, shall be
It is something to know, as we sit provided -by i ttlng the same to the lowest
Of a
responsible bidder.
and shiver, that we Rie not forgot IL Tint the only legitimate object of
government is the protection of its citizens
1MVITATI0B
HAMDILLS,
ten if the stove is cold.”
in their lives, liberty and property, and the
pursu tof Iftoppinesa; that to accomplish this
AND
AX»
At the laying of the corner-stone end direct means only should be resortedto;
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the ¿ôod temlting from a departure BUSINÉ8S CA
AÑC'Y P1AYGARD’
of the new capitol of Iowa, no that
from thi^riile is temporary, the evil lasting.
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We are-, therefore, oppotwl tn tiie State en
PLAXCAKDS
CIBCVLARS,
speeches were made, except a few gaging
in thé purchase, leasing or speculat
ABELS, CHECKS,
remarks by a workman who got, ing in pr»pe:ty (of any kind, except, only VISITING CA
mich as is necc sary for conducting the or
ETC.
.ETC.
his finger pinched, and they were dinary fiinetibn» of the Government.
12. That we favor the Immediate con
brief and to the pdint.
struction of a good and serviceable wagon
road along the south bank of the Columbia
That was a practical woman river from the mouth of Sandy river to the
era to
Dalles.
who wrote to ¿vtfngelist Ham 13. That the compensation of all officers
should be only such as will be a just remu
mond, at St. Louis, asking prayers neration
for their services.
14.
Thjitwe
are in favor of Cougressional
to lift the mortgage on her farm, aid for the construction
of tl«. Portland,
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that she and her little ones may. Dalles and Salt L^ke Railroad, and for con
tinuing the Oregon Central Railroad from
not be thrown out of a taino.
LAFAY
E, OGN.
St. Joseph to Junction City.
John Beeves said to his boy,
when shaving proved a dilliculiy,
“John, I wish you would not open
any more oysters with mv razors.
1 Mrs. Green, a Kansas widotf,
wants to marry again, and, as »a
recommendation, she says she has
used one broom for fourteen years.
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be consulted with every confidam e.
If the case be' , fully
and
ca -
didly'described, personal I coinrnicaiion will
be (innecessaiy, a.* in<i (uctions tqrdiet, rog^
¡men and the general rcatmentnf the ca -e
itself (including the piedies), will I c for
warded without delay Ji ami in such a man
ner as to convey no ; i|i |ea of the purport i»t
the letter or parcel so Ii transmitted.
Should your comlitiuii ii require immediate
attention send ten dollj irs, coin, or its value
in currency, by mail or ■ Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express, and a ¡ntcktige of medicine will
be sent^to your aililrfess with the necessary
instructions for use. j
(^“Consultation—b it letter or otherwise
FREE. Permanent ci |re guaranteed or ne
pay.
Spermai ifiorrhcea.
,
Dll. DOHERTY hai a just published an im-
portant pamphlet, end foiiving hfriowu views
and experiences in relitioH
to lnpoteiice
pi t
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Verility; being a short ti
es tie* on Sperma
Verilitv;
treatié*
toi l Inca or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
physical Debilily coi
“ lsequeiit on this dis-
case ami other affect o;is of the Sexual ór-
gans. I hi* little wort | contains information
of the utmost value id i all, whether married
or single, and will be| jxent FREE on receipt
of Six ceuts iu po.stas ge stamps for return
postage? Address. |
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put in their lamps.” Modern l*irov.
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L. P. FISHER,
AT) I ERTISIFG AGE j \ ‘T.
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20 ANC 21,
Turning* Ont
Merchants’ Exchange,
iFrmicisco.
San
ADVERTISING.
J. R. IVÇAJORS
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TOBACCO, SUGARS,
NUTS,
Candies, sardines, Oysters,
stationery, etc.
And in fact everyth:
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everything
that is to be found
first-class varieftwstore.
variétés
in a tirst-class
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I would respectful® solicit a share of the
ublic natmnuiri*.
.public
patronage.
nino4?-tf
J. R. MAJORS.
Has created many a new business;
Has enlarged many sm old business;
lias revived many a dull business;
,ljas rescued many a lost by dness;
Hrs saved many a largebu siness;
And insares a success in any business.
G ikaro ’ s S ectiox .—Stephen Girrad used
always con-
to say in his old days: “I have------
sidered advertising libeHlly affil long /to be
the great medium of success in business,
and the prelude to wealth. And I have
made it an invariable rule to advertise
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the dullest times as well as the busiest, long
experience having taught me that money
thus spent is well laid out. anfl by continu
ally keeping my business before e the public
it liassecured many sales that i otherwisse
would have lost.”
Advertise Your Business.
Keep Xosr Name before the Public.
ST. JOSBPJ1,
OREGON Judicious Advertisinfc will Injure a
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Fortuno.
E ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV-
>If Business is Dull, Advertise.
ing New Goodsdirectfroin Portland
If Business is Brisk, Ad Vertise.
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NOTICK TO FARMERS.
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ST. JOSEPH
LAFAYETTE, X - - OREGON.
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■'p.dicits Adevrti-emeuts and Subscriptons
for the L afayette C ourier an|d f<»r papers
published in California. Oregon hud Nevada;
Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montanah, Col
orado, Arizona, and adjacent | Territories
Sandwisli Islands, the British i Possessons,
China; New Zealand ami thel Australian
Colonies; Mexica Port*, Nicaragua. Panama
Valparis'o and Japan; the Atlantic States
anl Europe
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PLOWS,
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PLOWS, PLOWS,
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CULTIVATORS,
CULTIVATORS,
CULTIVATORS,
CULTIVATORS
The man who didn’t believe ip advertising
has gone into partnership with the Sheriff,
and that official does the advertising
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The Dayton Flouring
Owing Mills are now run
ruu-
ning and are lean
uy to buy wheat or ex
change for wheat, or to grind for toll, or to
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chop for to|l or any other way to $uit the
trade.
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Personfl wishing their own wheat ground
will please run tl|c|sanie through a fanning
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I/A FAYETTE.
mill in order to insure extra food flour.
HARKEIl & Co.
FIRST CLASS 8AL00H, ALWAYS
Daytou March 10, t
supplied with the very chpicest
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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25 cents
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sued. A German edition aVwime pnee. -
Address. JAMES VICK,
Rochester, N. Y.
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BEST, livery stable Feri$ street; bag-
4 gies and horses to let at all times, at
i reasuuabls rates.
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