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Wheat Prospects in the United States. .
The report of the Department of Agricul
ture, published In this weok's dispatches,
And tho special reports from Pennsylvania
in tho same, go to.show that in he great
Vrbeat producing Stales of the jUpivW in-
eluding the Ohio and'Wostorn Valleys and
the great States of New York and Pennsyl
vania, not much over hall a crop of wheat
may be expected. Wo know that the aver
age condition of things in Calllornla is even
Worse and It Is very probable that Canada
shares in the evil reports. If these fears are
All roallzed tho falling oil In tho American
supply will bo from 50,000,000 to 70,000,000
bushels, ono lourth of tho deficit being in
the slnglo Stato of California. The reports
from England and Kuropo so far are ol a
favorablo growing season, but the European
harvest comes late as ours, much of it, and
they do not havo our reliable noasons to de
pond upon. Oregon seems bound to harvest
en abundant yield aga(n and as thetleflclency
JUXJallornlas almost bertnlu to keep down
freights, thero is a not remote possibility that
wo shall havo good prlco? and Bplondld times
snothur year, and at tho uamo time we may
as well romomber that thero are several
'if's in tho way. Lot us go slow until wo
ee the result. '-
CHOPS ANlfMAmTSiNCAnFOEJilA.
Tho San FrnncUco Comma cial Ileialil of
last Saturday 1ms tho following about crop
prospects in thill Stato: ,
Wo nro still without ruin, but tho v, eatlior
Jtoops pool, with more or ltvj foe, which
Jaolps out tho growing i rops niuajingly. Con
TorslngyeUordny with a Urge grain buyer
from tho interior ho lnioimcd us tint tho
crops from Villejo northward look will and
will jJold hantlBODKily. Around idorkton
tho Wheat plant is promising; not so in tho
valleys, yot on the wholo wo will Inmost fai
lrjoroUiiiiti than wo can possibly oonsuiiio,
Bndliao a largo surplus ior oxport-protos-Wy
not loss than .130,000 tons Wheat for sh'j
xnont, and hall us much uioro lrum Oregon,
thus giving biinlnms for u largo iluotof ships.
IVelghts to J-l orpool havo now lallon to t2,
and this will enablo us to work on" tho bil
nco of lust year's surplus crop, so that' wo
can enter upon tho now crop with light
Mocks.
Wo havo 1 oon culling our oxohanges lor.
crop Items, and llud in tho Sucrumonto Ihe
or tho SJ inst. tlio iollowiug rosumeol tho
condltiou of tho Stato:
April is over and it Is tho only Apiil In a
qtmrtcr of n century that did not lot clou :i
April showers." Tlio least this month ovoi
gave before was half an inch, Suva In lbti,
whou Uioro wns only a "sprinkle," and tho
most fo.tr and throe (pmt tor Inches. Ihe
motoorologlcal tables show that this April
should, aocoidiug to tho custom of tho past,
estimating the spring by tho nutumii rains,
havo given us about two inches, but not a
ilropiamo down.
Tho itee goes on to claim that the chances
favor hall a crop of grain, and it statos that
in tho uoutor of tlio Suto tlio fruit crop is In
v groat part dostroyed, only oxdoptlng tho
jirapo mid applo crops. 'Jlio wool crop Is es
timated ns largo and to bo w orth an average
of twonty eents por ) mind.
Iu rotation to tlio whoit nnd (lour market
tho Itemld has tho following:
Vlouii The markot exhibits a lair dogroo
oI HraiiUKS lor all IiirIi giadis, owing to the
hcaiclty orprinio Wliito Wheat, but Supoi
iluo in plontiful and olio ip. Tho Hlilp (Joldou
Onto climrod April SOth for Liverpool with
lior cargo ol lU.OOO huki Vtillijo Mills Kxtra;
tho flreut Unpuhllu ior Chin i carried tho
mlk ol 1,50b bbls. and to Cent ml Aiuorki
rti bl.ls. Wociioto8iiieriluo,$l(i,l 3o; Kxtrt
JSuiwflno, tfl fiOfJI W), Uolilun Ago and
Cloldon Gate nlIk.-ilrohM.-il Kxtia, Jj1-, 50 l
l)bl. Our oxporls for ton months iu throe
ycam past were as follows: ISTI 5, Ul.JOO
libls; h".!-l,f.?:;,000; l!?73 1, 'J33,(J00.
Wlir.A.-j Thecool woal6or is helping out
lliocrojii dimly. lVelghts hnvo this v oik
dropped 8miiitol7 down to CJ to I.herpool
direct, mil this will help to rollo o our imir
Kot of old stook nnd lrao tho new crop to
etaud upon its own merits. Tho price of
choice Whito milling grain has been arbl
tialily foruotl up to?l M'QI S5, f t bliltipuit
continue to plok np export narcvU ol ikkxI
merohaiititblo grain at rnuoh loss tlguros.
Tho ship Baltlo aliured for LUoriwnl April
0th, with (51,813 oil", viituut! at JIIOS.OOO
jiiivkltiKOtirujtiibliioit oxxirtN for ton mouths
of thoharoit year l,TA,000 etl3j sameiimu
In 1.ST3 1, S,M,000; do In lbTi.3, U,ST5,IW.
Tho transactions of tho week, m fur as mado
public, embraco the iollowiug: oC.OOO ska tor
uxpoit, pilatoj 2,6tXHk oxtia oiioico mill.
Jllg, ?l h2)i(Jl 85; Ji.ftOi) sks do, Jl SO; 1,M
nksdo, (I 75) S.tMO sks shipping, ?1 ; 2,000
Bksdo, ft COG I r."; ,,W sks eoaU, $1 85Q)
1 67T; 1,600 sks Inferior, $1 SO l ctl. The
Uv'erpool quotations of ovou dte Is or aver-
8ge, iwyw 3d j oluu, ts 'JdQPs 71I, lir
uxenigo, lis fidCtlls 10dj club, 12s. Is71
oraga, 12sbdO'3; club, l3G13s 3d.
If whuit soils therefor ?1 71 So percen
tal for ololce, which U cuit to ?1 Id per
bushel, tkore la tolerably good market for
us to dispone of what wheat still rouulua un
sold In Orcion. '
During the past week tho condition of w In
ter wheat In tuo reunite tma Ihsjii lejHitttHl
to tho IVipurUnent or AprlcuUura. About
tWO counties of tho yalle h at Otilo aud MN
iioiirl n irprMunted, winch lt )ku pro
- duecd 7O,W0 00i buslii'ts, or mi per oout of
tho product ot wit'n Matm from Ohio to
KanmiK. 'I lie a tinge condltiou ot these
Htatis In M pnr I'sul, IiulIcVJiig only rte
Olgliths of a lull crop If uu Impiovemont nc-
ilnit In Iv.mfnnl. v T luir ..nut 1).I.n ? 1
Mlolilfun 03, Indiana (.), JlllnoUU, MKoiir
('.), ICsn-na S7, tliongu oulv SJ romitiiH In
tlio luttfi SttUwn ropriin'od. The ("indl
tlou is ijttlarlu IVmuylsuuta, Maryland ud
Virginia, thoui;h boloiv an avorago. A fow
client coimtte tn New York luako extreme
)S uiiftoorable returns, Tho proportion, to
M GO H.yiAw-1
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kMLEMENTSiuHllVlA'cmNES.
..,-.vVv.. .f.v.i
i-t n Mptofl mper" aa jtewr.':-Tho"jBS'ii
1 Self Raka combttied Mjchlcc in th Wonii, eri-
aencca iir uic mci 01 us navins rcccirca mo mn
est auanlsat Exhibitions and Field Trial, both
In Europe and Aincilcn In 13T1 htriinc. and suit
able for Flax n well as Grain. t"fci.iid for
Lhainplon Circulars before deciding what llcapir
to buy.
lodnc's Proper and MoHCr,'-"Ohlo',
and
"Buckeye 'patents combing, with, I)ixlu' lm
Iirorcnicutftn d izos, No. 1 and S. Can bo set tb
cut MqlimVinn any o'rur Net llaai . rrlcoa prent.
ly rtducdJbr 1378'
Vijend for Circular entitled
why' Farmers ehould"bUy tho
' 1 wt:it Reasons
rvjn. f
Mdormlrk'8 llcapcrnad Mower. Hand Rakers,
ej. ti a itwni and durable. Prices low.
Marsh Harvester IhslmUe and economical nay
oi Harvesting grain, jmuii s riuc. itaaicai cnan
Kcs nnd improvements for lb"j Hany prefer thorn
to Ilcadut aud Reapers bcud.fur Uticriiithe
Circujar.' ;t ' r,
Hainrs' Heater or llarrctcr With llodzcs'
Imtirocmcnts and other additions lor ls73 'Iwo
sixc, ten and tweho feet cut Our Header uru
made In J'tkln. JlJnols, and are the most approved
Btj'o aud make Look out lor 'iiiftitoi wales'
with pretended impiotemcntu, thatinnybc ollerct
hj Callloniln dealerc or their ngctts.
IIi)Cr lloucr l'ot r slet Cnmb'nts all the
c'lsitab'e I atnre tl it are found In anj other
Slower. Nos )and4 ntu uioro imrtlcularl reeom
lni.!ia d lor htaitj '-! DeCll)tivo Circulars
fi iniehtil I'rieia reduced or ls;j.
tilHiKUC Inn llomr. A uoMrfumihiitjnwl
jaw ttoit oj in httiti m and Is lliE Jli ef OHtittl
inichin 31 1 iiitruni ce 1- tiot i nnd7iwand
uiui icsiiyiwbtjlUL. lih.sT ltotlttatejrricalMowfit
ill the mirkct CrT"Scnn fui a f-i rate pamphlet
nrdeiniine into tho met its of this Atowcr.
rncle llmln Tticlier. AMieiler, JIclll-kA.
Co s twoeie- with speei il improvements not to
be fum d elseuhete
llorsc I'owirs All slcs and stvkc Including
the mwtncMl'llt, both ".Mounted 'and1 Down fl
Tajlor' tuilhy (take. "Mineilor to tn oilier
Ral e jet introdi ced eiy leinible fur sieunliiff
whuit I'cMs n- well a" 1 il.ln.' in). Ilivu h.ncl
tlitni mado ererl) "luimler, ' ilion'jti and
haul tL 111 can be limiiil elnnlirie
I'll oil 111.' Hakl-. 8 audio Kit long
ilurnt Hake Mne let head, 11 owitrtl on 'urn
litis new tilppliu deviee, i luueh THE ULiiT
Itcvolviui: lUke made
be roplauted In othei crops avorage 14 per
rent In the West, or 1,200.000 acres In a
hroitiltb ol 9,000,000 acres soeded.
1'ilir.A.pi.ti'HiA, May 11. The Ficsi this
tnorning fais in review of theioports from
all parts ot PennsyH aula: "Owing tothoso
ere Irosts and late spring, much ot thn ox
litiug wbf.tt crop has been killed, anil the
otuou dolayod et,?ht or teu weeks. Careful
Inquiries load to the belief that not oer halt
crop will be gathered, mid e en this amount
depends on a touliuuanee of dry weather.,
8a u Frauclaeo KInrket,
lUX TELTOlUril
bau Franclcco, M Ik
rtour-$5 wxaa co . '
ucat-t Im1 TO.
l!.irley-f 1 1)031 W
Oats-J.J 03, best Oregon, $2 1SK.
l!)e 1 33.
Portland Markets.
Wheat, pr cental, sacked...'. 1 B01 60
Flour, jobbing nt from 9 734! Oil
11.U ky , 1 40Q.1 CO
Otts, pr lb t
lliiion 1(T13
11 on lta..
Mioiltder l-i.17
Uiui 1 isan
U-'.-s lS&U)
(fiiekeu 3 5031 (X)
Hitter biluo
" loll ...
" -solid .
(3iii?o
Illiles ricu .
' tli .
" tilled..
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SALEM MARKET.
MONETARY.
LruAl. Temjebs, bujlns, S')i . telling, Wc.
FLOUR, GRAIN
Ac.
heat, be't vvhlto, i bushel
O.itt-, tJ bu
Cum .Meal, V
I'lour, best, V suek, (K. barrul)....
1! tekwhiJt 1 lour, V t"
llr.111, V ton
bhorts V lu
OllCtU' 5U.il, M ton
l'ler hi'nl, per lb
sin....
KTl 0
...1
. vXV310 0
jo ooa ..
io IXHii,....
iX .
tlBftll.
iiav, 1,111...
baled. V
toll.
iiitocntihs
kuar, t-in FranciseiiiuCuid, V bid 11Q II
Island fcMl'll.Sv
C.-llahed til3
ponderetl 14o IS
irrauuUted ltLii. It
blntp. f sral 1 ttvjl i3
Tea, Japan. V lb 6lvj,i 00
ImiAirlali..:: ,, ,....1 )5M so
CoiToe, UotttA l!lc4, V S ...- Ii
.'Hiow.'.li av.fc ..
J.lMV
Cirnivu Island, pur em.;
i.veipool, coane.. ......
dalrv....
Ntl!
l)4J-t-t-,t-,"
' rrTiT
rnoiTs, vkgetabls;
1'11C', ,.
diiwi.ry n.
J'eaclwi, dried, V B.J...
Pluuuv, " " ..,, ..,.!.. .;.T
Heuii, V i
t'otiltutr. V LuitUcl,
Outoii. V O.....
l.i)lu-e. ) dux
CuruU, bush
HUTTEh7e(H19, c.
lluttor, frorh rotlr, ) t
purLed
r.tv, V dau
( bcMe" OrrffOQ prime, V tl .
Lard, V ft
oilsTac.
Llun-.'d OU, txvtltM, ft it Hon
tin, " ,
Lard Oil, V ntlon
iValOll, R ,
.Wn.foot OIL I) iral.....
Tallow, V t uO
LEATHER, Ac.
IComcted by t, W. GUWcrl, dealer, Ktutm.
Harness I cst'ier, V t S.1T1
hVtrtlee- Uuther, " S.VA
IliUla I entlur. " JsA
r renca 1 u luoi.......,,,..,.mi.vi
Fruncll Kip. prioji. ,,... i,.iMfno)
Ci'. ki.d On eon Calf " 1 va
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DiMrbklni.tliyv Jr A
ditt.V
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bhe'e'P Peltf
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.V.r.'.i.l Uifil 25
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40,1 m
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ISA 11..
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.. Miltfc 73
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OFFER TOR
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FOLLOWING
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More timfitvtxmmr ai'aiiHHon tor lMS.'tn
both Separators aud Powers Want of space for
ums enumerating, is now recognised as jury
lsn iliir Thresher, and stands far ahead of the
II imlietl of the Jlloictrs" In tho estimation of
the Thn shins I
; public. GUARANTEED to
1 are faster and
'.raster ana clean nerur. without crackhttr
uattt Ofgfaiu tholTAJY OTHER Threshei Mbrtn
I'artlcnUrtttcntlonlg called to the nloslce"BND
HIIAKEVjSIIOB, nd net? Improvements ltnthc
X'Mouiiled" Poumi etc.. etc. Threshermcn who
who have bot Men the changes and ImnroceiDenlt '
raado .In. the. "Pitts'.' Bnflilo ThrcsherJdnring
Ihe last tw o years, will consult their otcn Inter e by
looklne at tho "CHALLENGER" before bnyiii'
81cnli-re A ATAII' PATKXr JUDDLU for
THRESHING FLAX can be furnished when
desired. All sizes, from-1 to 13 horo power Look
0'it for "Boifus" Jilts' Thresher Tho Otmilne
aro mado only by Jas Dayley, Buffalo, N. Y , and
can bo had only through us or our authorized
tccnts- rr a ft i-
nirse nay rorKS. "Ncllls's" Harpoon, ac
knowledge to bo tho best. Alto Palmer a
Kan Xllls.-Clark'e "nnuble Shako" Pacific Mill
The only Mill that w 111 eqnrvte Oats from V. heat
litrfeUhj.
cnt rra'es. Hay, Phttform and Mill Scale!
arious sizes '
(hums "Dlancliard s," the Lett in the uorltl
tleo the C) Under and '1 hcrmomclcr
Wajrors.-Wr-baro- bo'rnho "rAClFIC nnd
thr tlli'n" with" M.W l'ATrERN"a;OT7
Qrnl hcai'j t'llmUes. w heels i-oaked iu I.OILINU
OIL and oilier Improvements fc r 1S7" Guarun
tced to 1 v llyhttr and outueai all) other w.i(,on
in Ibis 1 rirLct.
Npr Hi Masons A New three and four Spring
Miiloii coin)lcte', with two scats, itc , cl eapei
and better end more complcto thin those made
Iietc.
ALSO.
Hill vcstln? Tools, Mill 6trmc.
I tiAs lor Machines, .Smut Slaclilnc,
Bicklu faectl n, Stcum Lnelnt,
Hublier.v. Leather belllnf; Planing Mnelilms,
Turbine Water Wheels. Ilnlcs, Carrinscs, etc.
Wo 11 lport only tho BEST articles, and our
prices will at all times bo as Ion as tho lowest,
tSf"Llberal icrmi to the1 Trado, Manufacturers1
Descriptive Circulars mailed ou application.
KNAPI-, BURR ELL, & CO,
I'ortlard, Orcjjon.
May 1,
FouTheiu Country Homk. Gaiety Hill
met a loss this afternoon when Mrs. Looney
aud her charming daughters gavo up their
winter quarters at the Baruuui placo and re
moved to the home farm houso iu the hills
tljls side of Jcuerson. To bo beautiful and
witty, charming and brilliant is not given to
many in this world, and such a combination
of charms mikes the absence of our young
friends a loss to social llteiu Salem; but that
hospitable home toward the Sautiam will be
a delightlul visiting place for their fortunate
Salem friends.
Rev. Mr. Croasiuan, father of our friend
Al. the aarne who built the Evangelical
Church in this city about (en yean ago, and
also a church at Cor vail Is, and went east in
ISWi, returned by last steamer, and intends
to spend 4he balance of his time among
us. He (s very welcome.
Tho Evening Journal gives the following:
Tlio mall brought to Mrs. Alton, wife of Mr.
wasningion Allot), nast ronianci, me otlier
day, the ploating intelligence that eho was
an boiross to 820,000. Mrs. Allen is a daugbv
tor of tho lflto ex-Sonator McDougall, of Cal
lfnrnia, Is a lady ot pleasing addresc, and
undoubtedlv deserves the cood fortune
wlilch lias tallon to her.
Tho Bulletin says tho large canning estab
lUluuent lielonglug to the fishery of Mr.
John West, at Wostport, will cotumonco op
oration to day upon the arrival of tho Eintna
Huyward, ai sho will carry a largo amount
of tin and other material to that place mid
for use at the fishery.
Tlio Jotnwii says: The body found in tlio
Willamette, near Milwaukie, on Siturday,
and reported to bo that of a Mr. Znnhelzor,
by our morning contemporaries, was that of
Isaac Bttt, n resident of Gorvals, who has
been inlssloK lor. sevoral days. Mr. llatt Is
thought to liavo coiniuittoil sulcldo.
Thosolnjurod by the explosion of the Sen
ator, tlio Oieijoniun Rajs nro doing well.
Crowley Is ablo to walk; Grill Jotio-, tho
Steward, who sustained a fracturo of bolh
logs, is considered bovond dangor. Charly
Grant and Tellz Kvans, both of whom were
severely hurt, aro doing finely.
The 111 fated Sonator Is now beached on tire
eastern shore and. search for more bodies"ls
deferred until ihe water falls, Tlio tnaehln-
ory is ii gooa aa new ana wuimo takon out.
The KAglblfvoolcn mllli of llrow nsv tlio
ere sold at'aiuillon the other dav, by the
lerltf, for something over $7J000. J. M, Mf-
yer, ivmi a rew Diner Hrowuavmo giniiomu,
.v.ero the purchasers. Tho factory w(ll he
run as heretoAwt, and the people get, the beu
otU of a market t)r their wool
WfM lty,-4A. raft of log from tho Santl
am oaiiiotiowa the river yaaterday and fall
;l to nmkaa- landlntt until they rbached tho
Biauth or North Mill Crook, wharo the
ateamer AIIlm found them to day and towed
them U into tbvddy.7r l.'CII
James Smith, deck hand on. tho Senator,
ohluu to lm all'and don't want to be
counted dea sny JimsrHr.
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The Most Complete, Cheap, and Practical Machine
FOR B0EIFO WELLS, PEOSPEOTOT FOR COAL, ETC.
o fr.-
Tho greatest obstticlcs to uell-uoilnj,' (boulders) ensily overcome with our J",
21, ami 3(i-lneh Augers. With Ilimmer .ttlachmcnt, can boro any bize -well ro
quirctl. With 8.iml-bhIo4 or VnK'eo attaclied, or witli our Sancl-nuffcr, crn put ir.
wells in quick suiul or gravel, v.hcio all other means fail. Tlio position and con
struction of the knivoi or cuttino edges enable it to boro through sand-stone,
slate, or hard-pun. Wo furnish drills for lock.
COUNTY RIGHIS FOR SALE OR LEASE.
325 par day guarant9ed.
15a, SEND FOR CIRCULARS. Call on, or address,
J. H. ROBBINS. Bethel, Polkco., Oregon,
Whore ono of tho Augers can bo seen
DIXIE STUD FARE
STOCK- BREEDERS
..or..
Oregon and Washington Territory
a nn iiEspncTruLLY asked to examixi:
IX. tho at illlunc kipt for the
Improvement of Stock
..AT THE..
FARM OF JAS. W. NES3IITII,
X'olk Couutj, Oregon.
The anlrniU gClrcd aro fcLctloi 5 fiom tl 0
Best Thoroisghbreci
..AM)..
TROTTING FAMILIES
Kcntuclir nnil tlic Ensiern states.
Tlio vnbllr aro cortlUllv luvllctl to osamlno tlio
"hplrltor tho'llmc," Tmf, ric'd. ami Farm," antl
ollur Un.liic American block .limn il f r thriraiitt.
Ctdinti', at will nt examine llio aniintW tliemelvir,
which will boimiVr tho euro of AM'illtUb liUlLU.
formorlj with 11UDD DOIU.K, of Aow Yor.
Scr lee ScaNoti, from April IxttoAus 1.
A a nprcecntatho of ThofoaUbred stock the
MalUuu
DELAWARE,
llrnl bj It. A. Alexander, of Kentucky, Is oflVrni: he
11 H4 u thn fAtnnn nhLhnnij .. lflt.o .1.1 l.n i...
' .oton,'' oat of " Fllrtllh. Ir ." by sir Archy."
Doliwara w out of ' Arlil," cho by Importol ''Par-
I'luuu, wuu unmsni oni m jvniriana, Mui nuro,
as Is well known, an cmliMo rupuiatlon uudir tho
ow m rehlii of General OrovesBor. v
uenvrara nas penormia a rowturs: A Wonduvrn
Irlnp mcotlni; of 18W ho won tho nako for three
i i r old; nexi, the ProAuc4 rUkc for lurr. year old
tl.1100 added by tho Clnb Next, tbeT Clt Puwe."
tt tvTO-mllo heu, ill ae t and. three dayi after,
ho heat the fcnonn - Uarrv of tha Wetf! for 1 Olnb
IMrw" ot 1,000 three-mfle heat, at Uwtpattewoa
fall Meetlov. At tho Hobokeu Soring Met tins, ittn.
hanford Sweei,Ukes" pnrsn. aSOQ.TlDlleaDd half
At Ittrrsau bnrtnff lfHnv. 1M?. w.ln tKVirM.MillA
ilash tor all avfor t380. and-tho rameHljT he beat
!.,.r.rl'- throe-tatle htwU, for tlUU, aad at tha fttterwm
Kail Meetinj;voatiiaCDdenraodGUtPcna,or3DD.
" nniwn mo uouerwona uin txn.' or 130).
liRLAWARK 1 a rich bay, UK hands blzh f ner-
HKLAWARE iaarichbaj.UKhtadsblsh of per
fictlyqultt tamper, and U aTery dMlrahl tlr7or
road and porting (lock.
Dt-slrlDir iwixclally to
to tnenaraRe a datf of better
a o,xled horso. nbn derldxl to pat the erv lee nf
IMlwareTO INSUltE forllS.
pot me en trr ox
rrorltloaalncteat
iiub vi pvrriee,
WINTHROP KNOX.
Formerly Eonncj's'Knox,
Is a hiylrovt-MB hands bleb, aad nelhs Ilfrt b ,
1 four yers old. d was slrod by General Knot."
he hy "Yimvuat lUro," bv "sLeraun LUck
IIant,', by "Urxout liUclrllawk, Ly "fchirnuu
1 IfHHBiiWHlHA :
JY I '
aiiE55iSsSSg
B
in operation. a21ml
Mor?an,"1y ",lntln Jlorean " Tho ilnm or "Win
throp Knox" was out ol tho vvcllknmji Levitt niun.
bald maro vva rilul bj John O. in', Umi , of Win.
throp, M-ilno, anil was by "lilacs I.lun," ho by tio
North How or 'Miormin DIiclv Hawk" dim of
I.cvttrmaro l.v OM Ithcrrll, ho by n'lnthroi'ML-i'u
V
Tiiw ffranilflnm iirwinihrn.i
Kno wit
vv
iu UK iH'UDicinitijjn," no y "iintri-
llamh'ctmiUr," who was thoionjibrul anil siooil at
Urtstiil crmont, until ho vva S7 5 nirs old. nroilncin
vTo E it,lo,""l ml) ofthe Laki." ' Grim Jloun
tilnllo." "Tnio Iiilin," "bontn,',""Gnv'lroiib,c,
lllnck Mail ih " nnil mnnv vthcrrilobrltlc
.?.lci " "'IVNIItOP KNOX lor 10 TO Il'
SUltL. 1'iuvUIoiial nolo at lino of nrvlu.,
BLACK STRANGER
Wii f 'red bj Unck M nbo, a hr-o ftt Stallion hv
Oeiicral Ki u I'nclu Slmlo (fonneily known n
vNjLfKnoii Imhjw owned hyllcnrr It KuttittiUd.
lH,of Wnurvllk -Mtiiiii.ls i tl.iHimt nalllt.n II ,
hin!lils,i, iiul vvilh 125.1 poind, win noirlltua
lorlirtwork, Invhurbicn kept In tin stud, whi.ro ht
lKsprovids t;i.tti.rrii f in anlm-ilH llotrot-. n mlk'
in 2 AaiKlhlslialvisifiiilil) in 1 10 (Jot a record a-
BBiicnfijttrjeirjoldof JW. (Sog Thoniti-on's rtc
onl "Jtiillic Brui llor-i." "
Tho dam ol Mack Mnrnser vvt tho well known
ItevioUli urn, WLljhliislii I pounds, slrul bv Ho,
PimMi.eiii tr. U) fcliiue Mo.iiKer, hj In'hm.i
Mti-feif.r,byIiiinortid JIi-eni.r, and her lui d
din (.he dm oi ludoShubo) was.i Mt-'cnpor man.
nelKhlnjlOpitmids '
llltK &I ItANCUl is luj, hands hljh.nnd welsh-
arc of tnch ctn irdlnnrv trm
imtirel Joint lou down llko Arl
viai ivlox. i lai tpi.i timr tt.ij
u nuu to Man rtrrarKiiblo nieeil and gnat tio in
both branc'iu- o( hi- rami!) for co manj Kcnoration".
Iro' '"a " ,1,I"abll; t,uck eUcr for "- farjitrr
arVnnl',ii,T.Il.;VSl?ER wl" tanrt for ?SO TO IN
SUIiL. 1'rovifioual uotpat timo of Fenict.
MAGNjURffl.KNOX,
ThrenHy-old.pisi by "General Knoj" dnrn bv
hhCltiianlS'lfnfo:11""1 l
sartcc of Mr.uM kxox, $25 io jssuia:'
ProTWonalnoteattlmoofttrvlcc; w lm"
OOOD PASTUHACE fot all mares, with dally care
forflpcrwtck. Korltktikcn. J c '
Tho proprietors feel mTdi ennfldence In nT..,t
-in V ..' . --- " mj miiuu nt m
wns noe, as "(ioacral lino','' tire of hthwTi
Knox" and of 'Ma.imm ic,,,.l- .. ' .. ". " ,tor'l
P. I (!. SfMll Ml... m
poritton j
wnui
ESassS.
i'iiDna .lock. niiN) niii .1 v r. ,t .: ."" :
inrt or "Jat 1.! M I,JUN ." tto&ft
A Mile
Track
mmMmmz?i
pri-mpiatuYtlou: M "a'inn2 '" receive
ltl5 era ri.t,Lin tLV .avi
VI
MESMITH & LANG.
nicUrcnl, Maic! 0, 157,-,.
Ii iiuiB. ins llino-
rh 11 til. 1 . , . ,1 I
... tn .,,, ,tj u i
. and roiid-irc Gen-
C1JL'
wu raiiu Hire HI
...j..,v, lui won lis way I iro.i 'h all oil.
.iiNiw rn.-lind. w nnin ifi.. hir.h.1, ",. Y.
!.",.,!'"1.b.t-''- I-"". nd taklne the MihSt