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WILLAMETTE FARMER
HAUIOM
roilSIV TIAOIEHV IHSTI-
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At nn iiifoimal mocllns of the tcaclursof
Marion anility It win ilccldtd to holil an Xnhti-
iuto LogiimlnB Dec. 28, 1875."' Tlic County
Bchool Superintendent at that timo slated that
liCMtrald donate, a Wcbatcr's Unabridged Dic-
tlonarj tolxi ucdinntij way that might add
intercut to tho Institute- and at the samo time bo
the- means of awakening tho most interest In
the Bchucli throughout tho county. A corn
Jnlttoo eonsistlng rf Mceri. J. T. Gicgg, E. 1'.
Bmilli and W. M. Keir, was appointed to dt-
uio a nlan for anaiding tho prize. Tho follow
ing Is tho ruptrtof said Committee:
Hvlem, Sept. 5, 1875.
H. Y. CnooKf Co inty bupt. Bchools Marion
Cimit Deab Sins Wo tho ICoimnitteo ap
pointed liyjou at an inlormnl meeting of the
isaclnni ot Marion county, held in tins city,
Jj'pt. .Id lb5, to de,; a plan for tho award of
prii-o consisting "ol Wtbstcis' UnabridGcd
Dictionarj, generously olTored by jourulf, to
tfiobest drilled class which shall bo presented at
the County TeacheiV Instltuto of Marion coun
ty, to comtno at B1em, Dec. 38, 1875, respect
fully submit the follow ing:
1. That teachers of Marion eounty bo allowed
toseloctonoof tho following I ranehes. Spelling,
restofj, writing, glimmer, arithmetio and
goograpliy, on which to prcparo a claBs coneint
ingof tlirco pupils botween tho ages ol six and
ilftcon yeais, iucluriio to compete for the prue-.
'2. Tint said pno bo inY-tuttd not to the
toaclier who has prcpnicd tlio elnss, but to tho
School to which Riiil el im belongs.
3. Tliat eadi toiehtr piepaimg a ehss to
Compete lot tlio nuo shall bo allowed prepua;
tioncmmul'iit tothiih minutes each day for
elity elajsand, elnll lino the liberty of eouduct
ing tho ritit-illon biMoio tho Connnitteo of
Judges in his in hei own wnj, tiving to that
committee all (lioiLiiuiredinfoitnation concern
ing timo and mulhdd of pipimiullon.
4. That each tciiho competing lor tho ptUo
liliall paj an eijual poilion of tliocipeiiKCS nec
essary in bringing all tlicclas?cstothcIiistitute.
fj Yom commit1' o do licicin lccommcml n com
nllUoof tin tout ajajlioaidof Judges to de
termine nml dcdcH wlildna tholjcttdiilkdcliu
jirfscnted at tlio Institute. And furtlui.joui
committer suggest iho nanus of tho lollowlng
jjcntlcuiui as tlnro ol s-ild (ominilloc, tho other
two to ha appointed bs jomstlf: H. W. King,
A.J. Andcisou, Dr. G. II. AU.inson, all of Mult
nomah county.
Your tominitioo also lecommeuil It odTisablo
to appoint in the biluico ol said comniitteo
poiitlrintn or ladies Ksidmg outside of this,
Marion count.
Vour comtmtlco would fuithci lceommend
to thouvpicllNo disluotrt, hending claiwcs, tho
propnetj ol (lefra)ing tlio epensos neecssanlj
incmrcd. Mosticspcctfull tuibmltted,
J. T. (lnr.od,
E. 1'. BMiTir,
W. M. Kaieb,
t Couuuitteo.
DIU1II OK JUIMJJ. HI II ANON.
Col. T. II. Cum uccUotl yiMerday (tlic
8tW from Uon. W. It. Duiibtr at tlic
Dalles, a lelegi un, which lie luinUhts us,
annouiieiti" the dr itli on Wrdnc'rt.iy morn
ing of linn. Oihuelo Ilumi'oii, Jurigo
Iliiinnsnii v:h a man ol ituhicncc, cner
gctio null pntuipiMiig, powcs-hig more
tbim onllniry nlilhty asn uoihcr ami or
gnnict. Mollis"' njir nf icpiUiition,
-and prominent In ininy ontOpiKes. He
powtscil II gPlli ll (li10ltloil 1111(1 W.1S
tnongtuiMliloln soclil life Hu Ins or
atuno timo stitiL'icil 1'ioin V, IghtS disease of
tho hidings, though loimcily possessing
tho nioit ighiut IiimUIi. JIulciwsn very
liiteicstiiijr i unity In moiini hU ilecoase,
and hu will bu long inW-pil iiom tlio naive
walks of lllu by tinny li lends and nocl
ntcs. In public IUo ho ln llllul ably Iho
p3Jtlou of County .Jml.ro ot Wasco and
represented tint. county In tho fct ite J.eg-Jsl.Unro.
BEK C'ULTIKK.
Kkwi-out, Bii.ntox Co., Ok.,
f t Auguwt 29tli 1873V
Ennon AViniiAMUTTK KAiuunt :
Being interested to n considerable ex
tent In hcc-culture, and finding that
there re many of our wild How era mid
honey-producing plants which tho com
mon black bee cannot work successfully
upon. I wish to call tho attention of
such nplarians as are engaged in tearing
Itallaa bees to tln-Slmportiuice of ttdver
tistng their business. If tiie pure Ital
ian bee could bo obtained in Oregon at a
reasonable price, almost all beo
hoopers would Italianize their stocks.
Here, In this portion of the country, a
largo number of bees are kept, and the
owners would very readily purchase Ita
Ian queens for most of their stocks If
they could procure those which could bo
warranted pure anywhere nenr home,
but who do not feel able to incur thcex
pense and risk of shipment from the
Eastern States. w , r
It is commonly understood that there
are persons engaged in raising the Ital
ian bee Iiutho Willamette valley, but
they dd not advertise in any papers of
genorul.clrculation, and we can not telf
whero.tliey reside or what their terms
are. ij.they would only jjivo us a
chance wp would, gladly exchange mo
ney forthcir" boek Why cfo not they
foel and see their interest In advertising,
andlet everybody'ldiow who 'and what
they are. If they cannot ailord tlic ex
pense, will not some of j our leaders w ho
may bo acquainted with such bee-raisers
give some publicity to their knowledge
through tlio columns of tho Wii.lam
i:tti; I'Aiwmt, and theieby confer a
gieat favor on the readers, of this valua-
ablo papr. "i'is through (he columns of
our agricultural papers that wcean come
to a more thorough knovledgo of tho
wants of the ugileultuial classes, and
that they are not half well enough pat
ronized Is because tliu farmers do not
think It worth while to wiito out their
experiences of new or old things for tho
benefit of those who may bd1 seeking for
knowledge.
Hoping that some ono may think
enough of tills mattor to take heed and
give tho information desired on the beo
question, and also on all matters that
would naturally bo of Interest to tho
reading farmer, and thereby confer a
favor on many readers, I will close for
now. llKi:-lvKinM:n.
Ono who Loves must often Weep.
DcdlcAtciftoMIss BiLBr ALLm5who dl(dKbunflay,
U I Aniruct M. itotci IS. :: t
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l!V"lSAAC S,
V
TURrn.
I never lovod ber; for a while
p Wo two wera passing friends, and yet
I learned to prize the slow, sajl .smile
Which touched her features when wo met;
TJie words of greeting, light and brief,
Th?clftp her fingers left on tntne;
And saw, with vague, unspoken grief,
' The signs which marked ber life's decline.
And when, awaiting certain doom,
She lay at last, serene and calm,
I often sought ber lonesome room,
U With flowers and words of friendly balm.
And when I bathed her aching brow,
Or road, or talked, still, all the while,
Her earnest eyes they haunt me now- ,
.Ilepald me with that slow, sad smllo'
v
At last, one day, when gathering shades
Made all around look sad and drear, Vt
She said, " Dear friend, the sunshine fades!
To-morrow I shall not be here. ,
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"And, when yon oome, yon will not see
This trembling hand, this thinning face;
As you were always kind to me, v
. Grant me, I pray, one gift of grace..
" I cannot reach you where yon stand,
Comtf closer, while I say good-bye ;
Nay?closer let me hold your band,
'Ami ItUa vnn nnnt hflfnrn I die."
?.k , JEfff.
Abiwnvuiat sudden storm of tears 7
5?l'dld no,love h?r wherefore, then,'
Would! n"ave given all my years
To bring her back to life again ?
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And wl'ou, next morn, besido the door,
Itoo'darjd watched the waving grain,
I knew that sbo had gone belore,
And I had culled my flowers in vain.
And) n
when half i
AcroifsTier low green crave bat. moved,
fa. score of years
an crave has mov
I will bedew with bitter tears
JfliS grave'or'ono I.nevor lo ed.
We w ere but casual fiiends. at best;
'A .word, a grille, and all W eatd ;
I stood j-iot uear her heart, nor gueted
That I would grieve If she we're doad.
And, jot, if on tho earth there be
One soul (cat holds me'Jialf so deir
A her last blosfcing Is to me,
i Or her fedd memory j ear by year,
It jvill be all 1 sale or crave, '
To, smooth my bod or bless my sleep,
Everl'tbotigh the whisper, haunts my grave,
Iloveel her, therefore do I weep.
I WILL GUARANTEE "THE RUBBER PAINT
' y" tj h ' 'All other circunrjtnnccs being equal, .
k To Cover More Surface per Gallon,
TWO-COAT IVOHK1,
THAN THE ATLANTIC LEAD si LINSEED OIL,
Eeir CJoaa-t. More
TIAN THE
CE1ISMICAL. PAIMT,
AND WILL LAST TWICE AS LONG
llUTEMtlER, ,
AVERILL
"When.iiropcily applied, wi
I, wiHtflj!
ling, emefcing,' or chalking off.
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THE EUESEE PWHS BPN TESTED!
fT LEADING HOUSE lisi) CARRIAGE PAINTERS
ON THE COAST,
Who Vill 00RR0B0EATE, if lefcessary, by sworn .Statements
" all 1 claimvini the aboye, "
This Paint is SOLD ON ITS MERITS ONIiY,J nor do dealers
in Jhubber Paint ask consumers to , use the Rubber only but
SU.GGEST THAT YOTJ Ta the other Hfixed Paints now
on'-,the market, and decide fotfyourselves. ' Werpropose to LET
ITc STAND ON ITS OWN ERIT8, ili( A
JOHM HlUGHES.
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SftleiV;VU)y 1(!:
t-1875.
a rw.ru 'iiw
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itrJE fvKEyS.
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The Wheat Market
A Centennial Enterprise Proposed.
NAItllil l.
On Hiimky, S(iit.."i, Ib"3, by Klilcr BlinvS,
ou Ilonoll I'uilrlo, Jlr. OiDigo Nwonio uul
Mm Ilcniiotla WillUow.. nil ut Marlon county,
OrcKon.
I'voiii Niiu 1 ruin Imco.
ITlie Oregon Hl.iaiHln) t'(miiany'a atcanur
John i,. Hloplw-na hjIIchI jiiom Hun Francisco
tula njrnliis tit tlio follivunt;
usr ov rvsMi'n.n.M ;
Ju Qiiublo, Juilj 0 N Dcnnj wf:
JiktKipUawimugli, UllAiLer, ,
V Wi ascriuun. JIlH Jl (InlilbinMjA ch.
.11 I'M JIM lllllllll .V J 4.1111, 1, K.OHllUtt,
31 KusuiUitt,
II Aikoniun,
ilr. l'lxitaAcli,
M Jncolw,
E T HaWun,
li CI Kllno.
UUx ( Uuily,
3 0 Wilim,
Jnliiiu Aoh,
Mr V V Vict.ir',
W li llainp.V ile,
ri' linn.
MUs Itfiimonil,
aJtlllJiUv,
T J Joluitnu.
MIH Llytio WtHlvH.
Mix I, l.iu'lmmn A
Al Imf r,
lto y CrsJi: frn,
n MUM,
Jm Allmnn ft wlfo,
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Hoou ltivms, Sep, 2, 1875.
Eu. Farmku: Kvery inturcsteil friend
of our State Agricultural Society has
dmibtlusH ween tlio necessity of a new
Pavilion building, as Hie present ono is
quite toe small for tho accommodation
of tlio Society. Our beautiful State is
rapidly Increasing in wealth and num
bers, and in all the material Interests
that constitute rank and influence among
her sister States. As wo are approach
ing our centennial year, would; It hot be
wise in us to contribute our olloringx for
u new building. To tills end, I suggest
tliat tho piescnt Iloiud of Managers con
stitute a tinanco committee in the Inter
est of said building. If the building cau
ue completed tuts tail in timo tor our
StutO Fair, 1 propose to bo one of 150 that
will give $100 each for wild building. If
it is not nraetieublo to erect the building
this season, then I propose to be one of
2U0tpat will contribute $100 each as a
centennial ottering for that purpose. As
u Society, we want an imposing, sub
stantial building, one that will reflect
ciedk on us a people and as n State.
If any one has a better plan,No would
be pleased to hear from you; so, friends,
speak out, on this question, and let us
know your minds. Y. P..Vaison.
From Turner.
1 TuitNKn. SDt.' ti. 1875?
Ki. Farmer; The new warehouse of tle I
T. S. fc T, Co. is now ready for grain. By
the aid of machinery wheat can be cleaned
at the rate of 300 bushels per hour, arid
obange from ouo bi& to another at the rate of
20 busuela permlnat'e. ThvBomrtl of Direc
tors met yesterday- nd-elected-Ws Mi-Hil-loary,
agent, who will tako charge of the
warehouse. Kates of storing were llxed at
VA cts for wheat and 24 els per bushel for
oats.
Tho yield of grain In this vicinity is con
siderably below the avetage of former seasons.
Early Crawford Peaches.
Mr. D. W. Prentice brings to this othce
no mo remarkably tine specimens of peaches
ot the Birly Crawford variety, raised on his
farm on the Columbia river, on the Wash
ington side, sixteen miles above Vancouver.
They are as fine as we ever saw raised on
this coast, and their sice may bo Judged
when we Bay that three of them weighed one
pound. They are said to never fill, and
always boar a good crop. He Intends to set
out a large peach orchard this fall.
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Therecems to be no change In the wheat
rriarkbtyrnit it' Is' 'hoped, that tho mousy,
stjarcjty will) not rqntiDurjUoi prevent tha
handling of onr crop in a 8a1ff.ictory'rmn:
nor. r Ve have no new features to record
and no. material chatifeo of any hind beflius.
to baVk taken place. Trices nre as a ueel
ago. Tho scarcity of gold to purchase wheat
is not an unmixed oil, as it prevents a rush'
of grahl iuto tlio market and a crowding ojt
graIn,'fSr.oreign( shipment, tho londonoy of
which would ho to advance frhlchts. As wa
havSjejSeatedly insured farmors it depends n
great deal upon their urgency to bell w hethor
freights advanco and wheat quotations do
crease. They need not be in too great basto
to sell. Orders from Ijlsrpool to San Fran
cioo aro a (rifle lower, siy ait to 5Js par
quarter ol 500'l.n.
Trelghts iroin San Francisco to Liverpool
baveJadvanccrl a little Mnoo last week aud
are quoted at $Z UH to 1- 75 , and that has
caused a correspomllng decline in whftar,
at San Franelspo which was nn Wednesday
quoted at $2 05 per cnutid tor shipment.
Salem mills mill pay 'M cts with very little
changing hands at that figure,
European Crop Report. y
London, Sept. t! The MaiLL'tnr 7J7;ims
in it tti-wfekly review ut the lorn trade,
says: The bulk ot tho harvest ha bien tlh-
creu In good .or dor. Anotlim lnu das o:
propltlon weather will nbut eoniphut the
work. 2uwabiplb.M huit bhowa a grHt v-
riety. The quality Is much iuldrior and In
some cases very poor. The crop h short, as
a whole, and a large Importation will bo
necessary. Priets gxuerally have only beil
firm in the Paria aud home market. lu the
provincial market of nuance they have fur
ther decllued ono shilling per quarter, and
in some places two shlllluga. Iu Germany
harvesting has gone well, and prices gener
ally easier, slthnugh for the I mure delivery
in most places they are above present notes.
Belgium pines are varied, butmohtly down
ward. In Holland tbe movement has been
decidedly dowu. ht. Petersburg prices are
lower. The harvest In the nelnhborliood of
Oantzig haH been completed under tbe
most lavorable rlrcumstances. The new pro
duct is of fine quality and good weight, al
though the total.vield is below that of tbe
proceeding year.
'I
FARMERS
OF,.t
liINN AND 'MARION!
. it o . .
WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! rf rTAT1 1 AM
, NOW JPJlEPAgEISDiXOi '"Hi
Buy, SMip, anscre .
WHEAT' St'OLTS;
, AND CAItm-'OST A1'
Gsneral Warehouse' Business
, u t t
At mi Warchoubca at 4
SALEM AND MARION,
lAticachof which places, I am prepnred ti pny the
MIGIIKST MAEtEKT lIiICK
FOH ailAIX-SACKS VURTIbilBD,
Adviances mntlc on Contracts.
J. M. JONS.
aalom, ii 13, 1575 tf ' '
w. wiATmnroiu).
j. wtlwxATusroai.
ArfM -tS
Iargo'Whito Bye'.
LIST OF JLjETTKKS.
nonialnlng In tho IVsluilli-c, fall m, nt (his date.
Ferums i.iIHiik t'"- tlit'M! Klturn imiH glTC the
Asto rui wlilcli II pj iuoailoillMil:
Ariiutioiv, Mrs t' -M llnri. V. 15
AMrUti, AlisNilllo M J itir, MIm Altcua
AblKHI. 1
Itoiio, lis Dm a
Jlronn. Mn.N V
lUnlnii, Kugriid
Itrnillvj, lli'it'crt
lutein", Jaiiion
('anilK(ll,.l ii
CniMHUi.Clm
t'lillHii'd. Mln Un
d.'o. Sir" MU.i
Doko.JJI
lluiKttli,lhnnr
Driver, 1 1)
!, Wm
Jtl,Mia.Martha '
Deplan, 'i '"
DatktMiii, Mra S W
Howell, ll K
Kranx, l)aii M J
Klliott, Unlit
tllenn, Xnbt
(illljll, J-.'
(Janl-oii, ivro
(Sliiin, jKonli
Clmlinl.tMhu V
tieri am. Wl M
IIhII'K'.iiIi, Juhii
lioilvii, (htU
llliii'.il.ui'. Ml- Anna
lltllllU'. .'IU Kralil 'I
lldll ll til I. MlH
Hi iv n Ml Jill.
Hull. II nil'd
IIjuI., lliuiil
fAIf' itr-
.! Hiw. t)
Jiiihi, Mikh Jennie
Jiiioh, Mlm A'lelic,
Johnnon, .Mm1,0(ii
Joiien, Oil in
JnhiKiin, Ms Allele
IjuiIi.imi, .1 U
Uinluini. Win
Monro, Mm Mncglo
Willi i, Jul I.
SlmUev.AT J
Mudllivii. MnMA v-4
lVmlil, Joliil
r.UteiMin, J 1)
PatlerMin, .1 11
Kike. Mr Ji'inoj" I
Snjilvr, lien
Si.lt.J.wll
Nllllhl, S
N Hint II, A I
t-inllli, II V
Miillli, MrI, UK
Mnllli. Jinn t .Nn 1
'llMKlli'l, ("hut
1oimim.m)iI, Mi r iinna
'It niiVlii. MrJ I!
Timlin. vili- Kule
M.i i', .Iini ib l
V inon. luvllue
w i i w rur
i-
l'ltUNhA .The Aldea 'Comp.uiy n( S.i
lom hus of into Ijemi drying prunes, , ith
the veiy best succc.-"'. Tlio nuuiuliietuied
fruit is cQUitl to the best inipoited. l'ho
green fruit is from the oiehiwd of Messrs.
G. W.rUlugsbou, 'Oswego, andcau-
not l)0'ri'AillIv'illBtlnmilHhi(l frnni -rli
r Xj " " --- j"
J ordinary -purplo plum, but tliero is u great
fiilllcteuooin the result, for Mr. "ration
iniuiuniiriuatuff him) put wuuju IUULU3
(i u ;,'.' , r - ' . -.i.. i , ,', , .i
iniuuu vuq uiu.uiix.rHi, nuii' iniieu to
1 Wvo a merchantable 'prod net p wliiio tlio
p.uiitlo' in U8 best, manner and aro
fXWlJti.'4A ' I -i. ..,-Ujiv ' r, ,
. " j t ' ' M''
T'iwic.s?MTfiri, at ATOJtiA.r-.Caisea
hro uow ponding buforu tliu Statu Lund
Com uiLssionera, lMvolvinp; the title to
title lHimLs frontltur the town slto of As
toriu, Tliat betwowi Jlr. T. 1. l'owera,
iiiul Jl'r. Jolut AdiUr, way nniicably sot-
tied by iho parties tbcroto, they ugroo
lng to a ilivUlojicowiespotKliiigtothoir
owncrsh p of tho Adair claim. Evi-
diMH'o la i Wing taken iu tho other eases,
which Inwlvo property of great value.
Mr. Dan. Clark shows us a letter ,from a
gentlemnh in California who wishes to know
If any of the Urge White Itya la to be had
In this State by tbe ton. If any such rye is
raised for sale, it is probable that a market to
somo exten can be found for It by addressing fs
j. a, uroir, Beuaaiopm, aonomaoo vhi., ana
enclosing him a sample of the same aud'stat.
lug price, Ac.
Lieutenant General Sheridan.
On Wednesday Oen. Sheridan and his
brother Col. Sheridan, and their w Ives, ar
rived in Salom and occupied appartments at'
the Cliemekeia Hotel.
lUUl U W , MUt. Iv
i o .i, Martin
am mi, t: ii
T.UMiUU.l'.M.
Shortly af lor ex-ltealdant'.Johmjon's
tilal lie KJiiii to it friend who W'as con
gratulating him on his narrow escape:
''Yes, niiu wlieii 1 din I wjint to ho
liurhul oiiloily, and hnpo tho namo
wioti-hed set of herlbhlors wlio linvo
Jtist been u riling tuo down on IinptVich
inent won't ba allowed to write tin Hie
fiineral." I
WiiKArRKCEllTSATSAi.M. The Salem
Mills have tkenmon1Jiunlred thousand
bushels of wheat slnovAuhyptiUrst, and the'
Farmera' Warehouse ha over 60,000 busbels
In store, audi thahf bow barf la completed
and ready toM henceforth la regular b'ual
tea. Mr. Herren baa already made ship
ments of wheat from It. y
111 W.b.H.IW .111 I I I
Thk Wi'mmmhl Klaewbere will be
found tbe prieecta of the Literary Pictori
al Monthly, with tbe above title, started in
Portland, which should receive a good sup
port. L. Samuel' U pablleher, Tbe first
aamber 1 received, aw) presents a good p-
pearaaoe. 'i '
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FuiUTua MaNirrAoroBY. Messrs. Cooke
A Denuls, at tbe Agricultural works, aro
aaanufacturhiit Ode hUudrod bo.lt,(M a
south at tho present Uuin, llilfi turning
oat agroat deaf of other fiirntnirt. Hintitaa.
tilling Internals t Ssletii am tfnxilopliig
slowly but surely.
SALEM MAEXET.
MONETABY.
Lssal Tsndiks, buying, 87i : eeUin;. 87KC.
, f FLOUK, OKAIK 4oT)
Wheat,' beet whlWtl "blwUe i..i...
0at,vJ bu
Corn Meal. H B
Flour, beat, J9 aarfc, (V barrel).,
BQCKwneui riour, .,i
45(ft
an,
Bran, tt ton
Bborfa, W ton
..f
Oil Cake Meal, W too
ID, I
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'
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, ai'tw
' 0
Flax Seed, rwr 1
baled, tQU.,;;i..
Uaj, V ton, new I
,'S ", o
lA-.N . .OHOCEniES
Sugar, San Franci-to"rentud, V bbl
X
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dried.lb 4J 5
Peachea, dried, V 8. IMl 1H
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Weatherford & Co..
Wholesale and Itetall Dealers in
DRUiJS, PAINTS,
OILS, CLASS.
Patent Medioines.
CHEMICALS,
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TOILET GOODS,
Etc, etc
PURE WINES and LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purpoee.
Medicines Compounded, and
Freaoriptions Filled.
Weatherford & Co.,
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PURE SPANISH MEMN0
ONE HUNDRED BUCKS
OF T1I1S STOCK.
Of niont reliable character, neleried by Georxe Ham.
raond from the BEST VKRMONT FLOCKS, arrived
; Portland nn (he 12th or Aniruit. and will he oirVrcd
for Nile by him and Thn. 8 Larur In thai elly aid at
the Dalle npou fatorihle term t lock-martin win.
Ui uM itiuLk are tordtahy u(ti.-d tu ciamlue.
Portland. A.W. 375. "M"' fc
Mns. Dr. J. Ford
CJ.rVTC8 8PEOIAL ATTEHTION TO DI8KABB8
T known aa Female Wcakueti,
Ofllee Jeoraer of Court and Capitol etreeta, 8 ALTO,
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ISHVSD 1TRT BATCBDAT, BT
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Term of bu bcrlitlou.
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