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Kalim, Friday, Oct. 8, 1875.
State Grange Deputies for 1875
Farmers of Orepon, and Washington and Idaho
Territories: On;anle for sclf-pmtertlou and for the
ennoblement of the Industrial pursuits. To facilitate
this work, I hate (oramlssloned t'-o follow Ing per
rons as my Depntle-, lu this Jurisdiction, to Institute
Oranges, and to lime a general supervision of our
work In their mpcctlie Jurisdictions:
IM Ojltct. lUintft.
POl'CIIAH.
AAMath.w Lookliij? Olass Hoselmrj;
roos,
J Henry Bhrovder Ott
JACKSON. , . .
DSKIluIck Ashland Jacksonville
Wm Brow.?!'.' Baker Cll Baker City
Wm W Fidlir Applegite Jacksonville
ii tt it ii ' l..nniliui r-lv. . Jmirlfnn ffltv
Oeo Hilami-r-iey'.'..'.'.'.'canip Creek Eugene City
Wm Cyrus,...'. Hcln Marlon Station
K A Irvine Lebanon Albany
DH Haley I'eorla ...Albany
.1 U Smith IlarrlshiirK Uarrlsbur,;
BKNTON. .
C'RMwr Conalll Conallls
JatobModle "
I1A Wlt1 Turner Salcni
I'OLK.
James Tutum Illckreal
YAMHILL. "
All Henry Lafayette., ...Lafayet e
Alex. Held McMlnnvlllr McJilunllle
WASIIINIITON.
TI) Humphrey Hlllsboro IIHIsboro
11 Buxton ..... KoaiBt Grove Cornellua
CLACKAMAS.
K Forbes Damascu Oregon City
AltHhlpley Oswego "
MULTNOMAH. ..
.1 Johnson Kast Portland... Kasf l-ortiana
W J Campbell " "
CLATSOP
II W Morrison Astoria Astoria
TILLAMOOK. . ,
HP Holdeu Tillamook.... Iortu Yamhill
HMus Tyjrh TiyDi lea
.1 II Uonlhlt I'ppcrOkhoto
nUUhiehart Canyon City-.... Canflim City
riiATIIIA.
.1 H White Weslou Weston
WASIltMITON TM1K1TSOT.
O llui!'".!'.!'!''..... Walla Wall Waif. Walla
WMBIielton ' "
whitman. , ,, lr
Henry NualdlnK Rartvllb' -9,!?,x
S V Glinwiid Collax Colfax
rilKIIALIit.
MZ Ooodali- Hlnia
1'IKHCE. ' . ., ,
US Ma kham Chthalls Paint
L- O Abbot"".'!'!! Olympla..- lynipla
Wm Packwood Toulno
KINO. , ,
Julias Horlou Beatt'e...-. Seattle
I r.n in.
TMIIrrsoti C'laiiuato... -
TiKIMA.
CI Cook Elleushuts
iohtc.
John S. Ilonirth I'iMu
t'LAUK
IIM Knapp Nniicoiuer
KIIIKITA'..
It W Helm OoMcncHle
iiiAiui Tt.iutvroia.
.TSIlnwMd!.".'.' l'atiidJse Valley Lewlslon
WOl'Ic-rcon Mt. Idaho
LFOirtce...'. Holsi-Clty
M ltnscll Wvfi-r
Ullltuhb .Partte
Any locality within this Jurisdiction for which uo
Deputy has liven appointed for the organization ol
flriiiires. will receive Immediate attention if appllca-
tlou Is made tome. I HI attend to It 111 pc-ifonor
appoint or send a Deputy. A(K
Master Oregon State llraiue, P. otll.
(!luckniiiH County Council.
'Iliu Clackamas Comity Council meets nu the fourth
n-.liliiv of eaeh niniith at II o'clock a. 111. Place ol
inwllns, at J. O. TnilltH',er' mill, near the center of
the county.
Olllcers-N, W. Handall, Prc-ldent: A. Mchols, Ice
Piesldenl; W. W. II banisim, Sectetarj. P l).,Ni'edjj
John llliie, Tu nsuroi; Frank VjibIil, 1st Steward;
N. II, Darnall, MSIewanlj Wm HIkk. tlatckceper.
Urelhren In good standing .lie United to meet with
us.
Ily order of the Council.
W. W. II. Savsiin, Sec').
Notice to l'atroiia.
Tho Post Ofllce address of . P. Lee, Treasurer of
tho Stato Orange of Oreicnu, Is chanced Iroiii Ore.'on
("Ity to Portland, Express p ickage-a 111 also be tor
warded to Portland.
OREGON STATE FASH!,
187S,
Couimeaoes Monday, Oot. 11th.
ISfAll Kntrle oloao on Tueadiiy e
IllUK, Oct. lUlll, H I'. !.
K. M. WAITK, Sec')
Ahuivki). We umltffttiMul that
lessrs Soverant'C .v lVet arilveti m tho
lust frttfumer with u lot of tttio HtuiiiWi
Jtorlno sheep, thut took (ill Hrnt pre
miums ut tho Into Cullforiilii State Fair.
These hheep will ho exhibited at our
State Fair noxt week.
Notick. The Fakmek, next week,
will not bo printed until Saturday, in
ordor to publish a full report of the
.State Fair in that issue.
Kei.uxkj's OatittOM Puw.-Mr. A. D.
Kellocg, of Doutu county, will lie prtaint
at tho Stat l'lr with oiua of hi tilows, to
exhibit the practical working qualities of tha
ame. We hare alludait tu the plowa
heretofore, ud advise nil furuiora lo witimas
their operMioti, thoy nrt on a ilitt'oretU pliiti
fntui thtWH Riniralljr in nv, and the prtucl
pie tlioy work ou wniiit to iKse urc-at ad
vauliKH that aliould not be overlook".!. Ho
haa orders lor a lare nuinlier, and will re
ceive further orders at the Ffclr from thote
who may dnlrn to piirvha.
Goon Yiki.u ok Fam. Grain. ti. U.J mi
aou, whose farnt llosou the Willamotto river,
Hbout ten utile above Salom, v.n In our
oiliou this U6k uml we leant lVom him that
hi lull wheat this ifc.ts.oa awniRutl llfty.two
liuahsls to thu ui'ie Hpriuu; wh, thirty-ilvo
InibUelK, uml Miue li"Q kovn sptlni; noi ovc.'
Jit-ltltl lliall M. 011', fllV BUWII, in KMKl
xinil, 'kl2nt TU ' V'-l' lu'iktnvn,
not mite u 'J1 1' ,l ' al t! y Wl' n r
llf,' .Ui, "t" llj"ivl 'IMJ.l-lUM.
POLITICS AXB ttNAM'K.
It is true (hat politicians must differ,
but it Is unhappily true at the present
time that as much difference occurs In
parties a between parties. It Is diffi
cult to draw party lines at a time when
each State and each section frame?
j platforms to suit the local feelings and
wants, without regard to unity of na
tional Ideas. The question of finance
divides each party more or less, and it
suits itself more to the local Idea than
to any exigency of national policy.
As It is one that enuallv interests all
! we can afford to look into it.
A few venrs uoro Mr. Pendleton of
Ohio proposed to cancel the outstand
ing national indebtedness by an issue
of currency at par. This was a wild
scheme the peoplo have repudiated as
dishonorable and politicians have aban
doned it entirely. We do not confound
with this the proposition to issue a tow
interest bearing bonil convertible into
currency, and convertible ngaln at will
Into a Iwnd. It Is proposed by such- a
plan to supply the country with all the
currency it need, adjustable as the
wants of commerce shall direct and
prescribe, and the pkm certainly has
merits.
We copy in this issu, a short edito
rial firom C'olman' Rival World intro
ducing the views of Gen. Spinner, for
tliejlast fourteen years. Treasurer of the
United States. We have yet to be
convinced that those views nre not cor
rect. The National Kinks are now a
great money power, awl of course dan
gerouii to the extent that they ha
hellish ends to carry out. We see no
reason- why the people .should support
that frystom at a cost of many million
per annum, when it is-Just as conveiw
ient and safe to make the national cun
reney the only paper money of the
country, and allow all banks to do busi
ness a it is now done- by the private
bankiofthe Pacific coast.
A currency to be- adjusted to tJte
want" of the country- would not be an
inflation. Such a cusreney could be- as
easily made redeemable- in gold as any
other. Tne National Banks are not
safer as national depositories than ot&
er well conducted banks and their nates
are not ami cannot be as valuable as.rhe
greonbneks. Why then shall we- tax
the eople to pay many millions tonus
to sustain these national banks and
create a money pewer that cannot bo
easily controlled or-restrained? A.pow-et-that
in fact is able to defy hostile
legislation at wilt.
To a reasonable mind, that has-Jtoiio-titical
scheme in view and no jKirtisan
ends to accomplish, it is evident that
we need abundant money or currency
to do the business of the country.
That currency should have a lived and
permanent value, and that value
'hoitld bo based on specie, the true and
only standard of value known to all na
tions. Then it stilkes us that instead
of such nu Incongruous war of words
mid conflict of selfish Interests in rela
tion to this matter of finance, Congress,
without regard to party plans and ma
chinations, has threo things to do,
first: provide sufficient currency or
money to satisfy the demands of trade;
second: secure that currency by mak
ing It redeemable at pleasure in gold
coin, which can be accomplished by
making it transfcrrable into a national
band bearing a moderate rato offdntor
est; third: do away with a banking
system that is a monopoly and a tax on
tito people to sustain it and K becoming
able to defy public! opinion and control
legislation to suit its own ends.
Gen. Spinner has long experience to
guide his judgment and wo have rea
son to believe him honest, which i
more than can bo said of many men
who have had his chances to speculate
on the treasury. Evidently Gon. Spin
ner does not spoak as a politician, and
what wo need is public men who will
sink partisan Ideas and try to serve the
country.
California Fruit Dryer.
Mr. Georae A. Delia calls on us to aay that
be will exhibit this fruit dryer next week on
the State Fair ground. This maohlne manu
fiotured raialna during the time the Stale
rVlr of California was being held, and they
took tho premium over all competitors. The
machine eo-U from $10.1 to SoO, aud so Is
within tuo reach of all fruit-growers, as he
thinks. If it does half ho says It vl'.l its
value to Oregon will bo great, and there will
be a grout detuind for tliein, Tho fruit crop
of California being a failure, he couuh to sit-
lsfy Oregoniaus of w hat he can do, and to no
compliih this he aaya he will bavo a machine
in lull operation on the ground every day of
our coming State Fair.
Vuw Skk. Q. ILuumersloy, Esq., of
Line county, whs In Salem this uek, hav
ing came to ttollviir 20,000 pounds of tlux
awl, r.iled by him this ssasou ou thirty-six
acro-s of yrouud.
l'Tl'Ji'. One 1 n n irvd ittideljfhtycntrli s
If,- cif- . I'ir t I b u undo up to G p.
m. ft t i' t ' " v .i'u;.
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
The Coalig State fair.
If wo shall have pleasant weather
next week wo mav look for the most
successful State Fair that ever took
place In our State. Tiiere Is a general
interest manifested that is favorable,
and tho prospect of at least inoderately
good times will incline the people to
make the most of their week of holi
day. We hope our friend will all do- their
share toward securing the success of
the display. We can assure then that
the Agricultural Society has done its
part well and that every preparation
possible has been made to accommocikite
the thousands who will be present,, as
well m the article and objects to- be
exhibited.
New AgricultuiHl Machines.
Mr. M. Ayem, of the Orm of D. M. Obura
A Co. Auburn, N. Y., arrived on tbe last
steamer with a number of machines to ex
hibit at the coining State 7alr, consisting of a
combined maper and mower, single self-rak-inic
reaper,.llKh mower, and horse hay-rake,
niHGUfaoturexl by bin flrmi but never before
Introduced Into Oregon. He proposes to re
main in onr State to Introduce them, for
several years to oome. My. Ayres entered
these machines at the late (Mate Fair of Cali
fornia, and received diplomas for his reaper,
combined reaper and mower, and rake, after
a aharn cortteat with numerous other in a
chtnea. He claims to represent the largest
mower and reaper manufatory In the United
States, and he says his concern desires to
come Into tbe most direct relations possible
with our people.
State Ouabok ExuaL'Tivii'CoMMiTTKK.
At the late sesslou of the State Orange, held
in Portland, the following gentlemen were
elected membersof tbe Executive Committee
lu place of tbe three retiring uw rubers, whose
terms had expired by liniitation: A. W.
Stewart, or Browns vlllo, Linn county; Robt.
Clow, Dallas, Polk county;: C. C. Cram,
Walla Walla, W. T.
Shipping Beef to Liverpaei by Sail.
8AL.F.M, Ohkoon, Oct. 2, 1875.
Editoh V,f.i.i.AMKTrK Fabmbr: I have
notloed in yor valued roluuius everal artl
oles ou shiptjing beer to Liverpool lu barrols
or tierces by Bailing vessel. T wish to give
your readers-the benefit of the little experi
ence I bad --with a single tlerio as an experi
ment. Tho- price of mess or corned beef in
the Liverpaei market, ax you are probably
aware, is sufficient for the shipper to realize
a profit oriithe present prico- In Eastern Or
egon, and after paying tbiv usual freights
via the Horn; providing that tho meats can
lie so paolted as to keep la good couditlou
until the arrival of tho vessel iu Liverpool.
I first received 'tery'parti'cuilar lustructlotui
indirectly from a Llverpoolillrm In tbe bnsi
nosa, as to how tbe beef should be packed)
tu order to keep durlug the long voyage
through ihe tropics iu good order. I took
the orders to u packer who has tbe uaino of
being ao.goud a meat-packer as auy lu tho
Stale, who put up a tiejae for me tor ship
ment. I believe all the instructions were car
ried out, and that every rare was takon, to
have liiti lierco in the vary best order, with
one e.M-uptlou.utid I thlsk, thut Immaterial
tho substitution of wooden hoops for iron
ones. I shipped the lierco ou 0110 ot tbe
ships of the grain fleot, aud it spoiled on tbo
way. Here is an extract from tha letur I re
ceived iu regard to it: "Tbe meat is quite
black, aud when cooked is very hard.
There Is no chance of it selling iu the Uver
puol market at any price; in fact, t do not
think it tit lor human food, the upper edges
being 'all alive.'"
My concluslcus are that it is uusafe to
make large shipments of tierce beef to Liv
erpool, eveu wlieu packed by tbe most skill
ful. Iu Australia largo quantities of meats
are shipped to Grvut Britain in tiu cnua;
wby will it uot p.ty to do tbe same here?
Yours, Aroi's'rcs O. Kinnkv.
Centennial Display.
Hou. A. J. Dufur informs us that he 2s
making arrangements to exhibit ut Ihe coin
lug SUto Fair the vatious articles already
received which are destined for exhlbltou at
tho Centennial Imposition next year at Phil
adelphia. We cannot think of any display
that will be more Interesting; and we further
suggest that our energetic Centennial Com
missioner can add very greatly to his collec
tion by making stlections of noteworthy ob
jects that are sure to bo en exhibition at tbe
State Fair, which the producers will cheer
fully contribute for the purpose or swelling
our display at Philadelphia.
Kkfusku to Dissulvk. Tbe Ortgoniau
of Oot. I says: "The stockholders' meeting
of the North western Shipping, Storage and
Commission Comuatiy. which was called
yesterday, at tbe office of tbe company, to
take luto consideration the question of tbe
dissolution of ihe same, refused lo dissolve
by an overwhelming majority. Hie utmost
onthusiatui and good feeling prevailed, aud
tne directors will nov go aneau in uuswess,
and make H one of the im.st roliable bnl
uobH firms of the city." We are also Inform
ed that 'JO or 30 new aliurea havo beou taken,
aud the Secretary, Mr. T. J. Matlock, is
uow ougaged paying luterest ou all assess
ments which were paid in previous to Au
gust IS, 1875.
Excellent Gravls. Those who oonsldcr
this a poor couulry for grapes could havo
obaugod mind easily lr they had seen aud
tastoil two lar.-o aud delicious buuehos ot
whlto gropes bout to this office by Hon. J.
n. Whlto. of tho Polk county hills. 'o flu-
lW.Iv.UB Kvuhm UUU in iljo hill- SSl
o i.nU'ncr'oclowliatUuuaujti.Utv.oJUii.e
Oft 3 f'Uit.
,..... , nk I,a t.lai.1 tn oii itnnlri
w. .... t o kimvLT On last Friday
the.7rveVina:p.ry, hed ' BfIB,K?&
., ni.ll PTnirlnUr. rKtirm-it "pot th line t
the Willamette Valley and foajt rll"i-.it
having completed the r contm.-i for a. id i.nr
vey. The party broke up mini) mi ill
banded onMooday la-t. Mr. Comxr L
established an om.-o In h r-n.ii- 1 '!
l,ri tr J. J. Sw. inltor. ami N i.r..-.-ii
. l.l. . I. Anol nm4lMI llf I tM nwd, HllO 10
JUK OTIbu ud . ' , flT..I.I,-r unl I.
Will I. "."'- "''-"
-.. -.. .ltta . V.nnl
iniiuuui.wii" -, - - - .
-.... . nroMlmi aurvtfvnr. n t rf i"tl B-
qualn'ed with nil tbe ennmrv rrout nen. u
tbe rcean, U of the me oplfilnu. The mule
and tbe survey areall right.atid ibesueceea er
failure of the enterprise no- re-U wltii
the people or onr county. A few thousand
dollar-. In Addition to what Is already sub
scribed, will secure us an ocean outlet ana
an ever open door to market. Shall we nave
tt? Ccrvattto Gazette.
ExTEseiVE Bu-infss The Salem Mills
Company baa been doln an extensive busi
ness already this enn. having finished
the loading cf the Vera, 1 250 tons eapaeltr,
tfuft., " '- -- ,. - - . . ..
with wheat and flour; also the NiilpTHIhitrree
at Astoria-entirely, with 2noo tons wheat; r?
tbe McNear will soon finl-h loadlou 1 400
tons of Hour and wheat, r-oiumer.elnir her
load at Portland, and finf-hlntr Astoria.
TnK DKBRB Plows -At Ibe Vtalilnelnn
County Fair, Messrs. HhwJhv. Dtidd, At . .
had very succeHsfiil trl.ils or tbe popti'ar
Deere dIow (which Hre nut so dmr af or al)
that tbey advertise In our oolumns, whlob
rli Biinh exrellent work that some were or
dered on tbe spot.
Thk Cox China Pkacb Twenty years
auo tbe Cox Cling was raised to great per
fection on tbe Santlam. and wan told for
many years for four dollars a bushel. This
eiwa standard peach Is now little seen, but
Mrs. C. 8. tVoodworth, on the hill has this
year presented us with- some remarkably
fine specimens .raised In tholr iranleiii.
Shrep Dip.- Messrs. T. A. Davis A Co.
inform us that they have disposed of a great
dwtl of Carbollo sheep dip. This Is a good
thuo to make use of It.before the sbeep have
tbelr full growth of wool and before winter
comes on.
Good Stouaob. The . W. 8. 3. Jt C. com
pany is storing wheat In tbe new warehouse
on the rlveratiPortland, the safest place for
that. purpose In that city.
Dr. Glenn, of Colusa coiiutv, Col., owns
a ranch containing nearly 45.000 acres, hav
ing a fronting of eighteen miles ou the Sac
ramento rivr, and fxJeudlng back five
miles. Upon the property are 140 ndles of
fcuclng. Two tenants cultivate 10,a1 . acres
eaeh: one, C. W. Hooit, expects to raise ISO,
390 bushels of wheat and narlev this season.
Harried.
At the residence ol Mr. T. B. Walt. Halem,
October fib, 1875, by Klder L. Ti. Kowlaiid,
D. P. Strahn to Miss Elizabeth J. McAfee, all
of Marlou county.
Dikd In Sulem. Ontolier lith, HMlioJ.
TowukoucI, daughter of E. L. and Emma
Townseou, ageu is mntitns.
Testimonial.
Mns. E. Rourer: With feelings of gratl
tude I make the following Ui"Uiem: My
husbatxl has for yearn been stlitoiea witii
luug disease, also uiv son has lor a. long
time been a sullerer front Phthisic Hhhi
ing ol your New Qemedv, 1 procured some
arid Induced them to tiy Ii. My husband at
this time was very bad, and uot expected to
live. Soon after- tbey began the use of it,
both experienced great relief anri are now in
better health than they have tvaen iu two or
throe years.
I think a few bottles more wi'l restore them
to perfect health.
Mrs. E. Ljindinciiiam.
Mrs. Rohrnr will have her medicine for
sale on tho Pair ground.
A New Store at LkwjsVILLK, on the
LcckimutkJ M. Koseudott'A Co., of Inde
pendence, have opened the largest stock In
Polk county in their new Store at Lewisyllle.
You can tlud there nearly everything, Med
icines, all kluds of Hardware, Crockery,
Clothing, Dry Goods, and Boots and Shoes
which they will warrant to bo equal to shop
made, M. Rosendorf was tbe only merchant
in Polk county that went this fall to San
Francisco to buy his goods, and these goods
at Lewisvllle ho bought especially for that
place, as he knows they waNt only 70od
goods there. Their Iudepeudeuce Store Is
fuller than ever with goods. Give them a
call.
Millinery. Mrs. O. M. Cross wishes to
luform the ladles of Salem and vicinity that
she has fust received an entirely now and
elegant stock of goods, embracing the latest
styles ot bonnets, hats, eta., also new styles
ot rioboiiB, flowers, feathers, etc., eto. Her
prices are reasonable, and she invites tbe
ladles to call and examine her goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Ph.D. JiVNK'n Aiiui wixtluii core prom tly and
thorouirhly Fevtiraud Azne, Intermittent and IUinlt
tcut Kir. Sold eyerjrw here.
Yoc mat IK-Ars all DAfcaEK from atUckt of War-rhn-a,
Djreutery. urCholora Morbm, hy a little fore
thought, in providing yourtelf with Dr. Jimie'i Car
mlnatlTe IllMm n old remedy and entirely ufe.
When you visit Portland do not fall to go
and see Wood's Museum, with its "0,000 cu
riosities. Admission only 25 cents,
The Multiplication or Slxcavf .
Dhe.in multiply. One begets another. A trifling
lndt'uofitlon ma) therefore, oriUate a coapll-itlon
of dnujcroiiB malailie. Iiidlueftlon beget far more
formidable itlcafe; a multitude of ailments arc trace
able tuconetliatlou; fever and goe uuuluge the en.
tire ntrvout sytlera, and l therefore tbe so.irce of the
human orcauWm. Hojtettcr Stomach Bitten, how
eccr, whether resorted to at the Inception of those
itt.nrdi-4 nftie etnmach. iHiwela or lher. which she
birth to the majority of dUea.ea and disabilities, or
taVcn when they havo ripened Into formldablo main
rllv, are aliku powerful to cure, lho proccnof re.
coicrv, 1 or coure, lonir when the ruiladay has
calucd hoai j, but It 1 none the less certain, f)j s.
neiKls. cnnt'pttton, bllloasncst, kidney complaints
end Intermittent ft r. Invariably yield to the opera
lion of tho ureal altorutwe aud Invlsoraut.
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LlBBett. Mr. Confer la well pj-a-en u"
. .. mv . . , . J. , .l.j, i,n i. filllll'1
tne line ana teem cjnuurii- n. - - -
the shortest and bt nmr for a r.llpf
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
Sjicclal Election, Monday, Ocf. 25, 75,
fbopxiXvs TxcarT !
Independent and Temperance
Oandidate,
Pur Bepr f utit'vc- In 4ltb Confjtri,
S. W. WcDOWELL, M.D
ol .Salem.
Rfptthllt-iiii Ticket,
for rti-iriwi-ntatlTe In 41th ConereM,
IIEKRV HAUKH.V, of Yumhlfl
8. W. mc'IOWKLI,, HI. I.
Democratic Ticket,
For Rcpre- entatlre In 44th CongreH,
L.. F. K.4NE, of Douglas.
s. ff. Mcdowell, m. k.
p. s Scra'ch or erase tbe Candida "
name yon do ut Ish to vote for Represen
tative. He en ret u I bow vou v te. The law
Is p.rlloular an that point. We ruirirfst to
the Jciiige lo read ihe first name on tbe bat
lot, 'to the lawful number. In case of a failure
oerHM. to the millibar. Lei Ihe Ticket b
uniform throughout the Stale, and a thw
candidates, I'leitue ourselves if elected to pay
for all tae Tlukeu
8 W McDowell, M. D.
Willame'ite University.
Faculty
ot thn lepartiaent
medicine.
8ESSIO. OF l7-?e.
II. C'ARPSNTER, . TI , ProfetMU-of Civil sad MO
Itarr Kunn-rr wtttii Clinical unrerr.
DAMRL PAYTON, M. D., ProfeHor of OtKtetrlc
and Dlreaneit of Women and ChlMwut with Cluneal
Midwifery
C M. HALL, M. S Pro'cfoor of Pathology an4
Practice or Mrdlrtuvi with Cllulcul Medldne.
D. M. JUNES, M. II.. Frofctvor of Materia Ifedtca
aud Thtrnututica.
JA. W. McAFKK, M. D . Profi'mor of 8nrfrtcal and
IKifCrintlve Anitnrov with Cllnlel Purvery.
L. L. HOWLANI), M. I).. Profetron of L'hrfloloty
nnilNlrrocouv.
O. Hi DOANK, I'h D , Profee sor'of Chemistry and
T'ixIco ocv
O. T: S. PLUMMKR,- M. D ProfCfsor of the Sci
ence ff HvflLriP.
UOM. KUKUb MALhOTtY. U. H. Dlntrlct Attorney,
Proicf or oi Medlwl .lurlfpruilcnccs.
The Tenth Rec-ulur Cour e of Lectnref will com
mence with the Puhllc addrere on the evening ot the
i h of December, 1873.
Fos further lnrormiUlon ee Clrculna
H. CAUPKNTKH. M. BL
oc8ml Dean of Faculty.
1875 CONN'S 1875
DOLLAR STORE!
We are In receipt of a splendid, dock of
FALL & WINTEB, GOODS,
Conelattns of
Dry Gnodf,IIniery. Gloves, Handker-
fillets, tsnirtH, HMtfr Towels,
Table I.luen, and a
lillO USMOl't-
tueut
of
LADIES? UNDERWEAR
Crockery iintl Glassware of all kinds,
Vases ntul Lumps iu large varie
ty, Silver-plated Ware, Cus
tom,. Jewelry of all de
scriptions anil of the
latest styles, and
XotioiiH of all
kinds.
Wo hnve, lu connection with the store, &
xisstXiTsrxR'sr sPAK.5rriaEKT
Where Kci-p a ltrnt-cliutH Il miner, We h4e-
n mrsro sicick oi rcatiicri, Finwera, uinDon., ana
Unti". nf tlm latest "tile, which wears receiving tir
ct'rv Sttamer, aud our customer can always rely en
the lute t Htyler. Call Mid examine onr "-tock and
prli c-n ard v. o will uonvlnvo yoa that we will not bo
nuuervuiu ny uny one.
We hav a larje -tockc.f Unman Hair, Cnrlr,
Hv, I'chc?, Brald. Krlz", and lor price wo wut com
pete with any hoane lu tfce State.
CONN'S DOLL AH STOBE,
Commercial lreet. onnoflte nurhlB'a
ostr
Lhery SUble.
FALL GOODS FOB
KALL TRADE.
MEYER & COHEN!
TUB OID AND POPULAR OKISWOLD
ATc
corner, commercial street, Halem, oaer au
Entirely New Stock
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Especially selected to salt the
Best Country Trade.
We hate
Everything You Want !
In fact, wo have far toj many enoda to enumerate the
arletlfi and describe the styles, and cannot find time
to do It, for our customers crowd so. In brief, we
say, then, come to us for all articles of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Wear,
Youths' and Children's Wearv
ALL FAMILY SUPPLIES,
And, In fact, for
Goods of All Descriptions
Of course, e receive
Country Produce iu Exchange,
As rf alwu) s have done.
MEYER & COHEN.
balem, Oct. Ii. 1ST5.
Ira
Dividend Notice.
k IIIVIIIENI) of Iwtheper rent, ou ajscssmonla
r 71 1 on N. W. . b & Com. C .'s stock wo de
cliitd Oct. Jrt. pavnlile at the 0uur3h)' ofilce.
Uy order of tte Hoard.
I S SUci In arrears oa 'j "H v i ir.i oipectrcl
oini i iLiuo,iitop';t i i.;. U.i'i i. i't Ij vAt D
it - .. s i i i i,. 'ct. Htat t, lr
furil I, Oct. D, I'-.j.
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