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WILLAMETTE! FARMER.
"- More about Hoga.
Ed. Faiimkr; I am pleased to hear from
my olI friend K. C. Geer upon the merits of
blooded stock, for I am satisfied tbero is not
a man in Orcpon Ibat ha taken more Inter
est and pride in the businees and there are
few as tcood judges, but groat men will
difler. Now, a to stultifying mysolf: Mr.
Oeor does not understand mo or wishes a
little controversy, for we do not differ an
iota aw to fiiltb in blood, though wo Beem to
about fredii'g and care. I lake the posliion
that ff pel and caro makes the improvement
in lilt-ml, mid the best blood of to-day Is
capaWxof lmproement and ought to bo Im
proenl, which must be dono by feed and
pood iiiauaRcmtut. Tl.u best breeds or hops
will in two or threo years, under some men1
care. mj deteriorate, that they are the stock
described by Kalpb Geer. Ho asks why 1
paid Mich priro for Bcrkshires. I know
tho value of the stock, and bought them for
my own ue, not thinking of maklnjr money
by breeding thenl for sale. He and I proved
by experiment that there was more money
io1ieloi-t than made breeding fine stock for
sale. I fay to all, do not start with improv
ed breeds unless you intend using good care
and feeding well.
Twenty years ago I sold to a farmer some
oftny boRt sows, and about three years
afterwards, ho not being at home, I looked
around his place and found plenty of bogs,
but not any that looked like the Cross hog.
When ho afterwards wished to make another
purchat o of mo I declined to sell and plaluly
told him that any scrubby hog was good
enough for tho care he gave, and to-day, or
any time, any ono who will rail at my farm
near town will bo convinced by seeing some
of my best imported blood that have been
let out for two years and lately returned.
They havo tho color of Berkshires but that
is all. Ono sow having 8 pigs I got when
the pigs were ono week old. Those of my
own raising are eating with them out of the
tame trough and the difference is too per
ceptible for any ouo to be mistaken. They
are bftdly degenerated.
To improve and breed properly, your male
and female must have particular attention
and be in proper condition. To be fully un
derstood by all, I will digress a little, and
call tho attention of your readers to the
horse, as tbe beet way to explain my views.
I ask tbe question, can Oregon be beat in
improving horses? I think our farmers csn
not be excelled in this branch, aud you all
know how it is done. See a boy leading a
ticking colt at tho lair; ask the boy how ho
got so big and fat, aud he will tell you how
kls father put tho mare on n piece of Jun
wheat nnd fed plenty of onto. You all tin-
dersUmt how to Improve horses, and the
hogs must be improved in same way.
I am not writing these articles from a
seltlsh motive, to sell tine pigs; I have given
more pigs away than 1 ever sold. I havo
bad at ono time two thousand fat hogs In ray
pens, and the tamo year I made into bacon
live to sht'thousaud hogs, besides packing a
great many cattle, aud my brand of cured
meats needs no commrnt from me. As my
own hogs attained double the weight of those
J purchased I claimod one hundred per cent,
for blood and I claim fully that much now
friend KnAph.,- We do not differ, so wo shake
bands aud ko ahead as usual.
But tho question is, Will it pay? Now this
Is a question every ouo must decide for him
self. Hon. -J. W. Ncsmtth tells me that fat
tening hogn pay! him better than to sell his
grain, he fattens Ironi 100 to 150 each year
and when visiting bis farm I found that he
was attmidlng to them systematically, mak
ing a bUNim of Its his spring nigs are in
weigh -00 lbs. nod he says bo is going to in
crease to LW jilscs to be fatteneel annually. I
wish there wore a lew more like him. Mr.
Benjamin Holt, of ilarrlsburg, told me he
bad mailii no money from bis farm since lie
quit the ling business, mid he usually lets
me have 100 ruud at a time, and ho says he
now lutmuls raUing and fattening 200 pigs.
'These are men of experience.
I now copy nn experiment made by II.
Jlorrell, Ilarrlsburg, 111., who says:
"On tho seicond day of last December 1
weighed 20 hegs, tho aggregato weight being
-4,000 lbs., or uu avurvgu of Iicyf lbs. per
bead, they were then ted six weeks on corn
meal, tho 11 1 st week they consumed ttiJ4
bush.and vntned 4?J lbs ; nooonil week itliny
were led lid,1 bush, and srxlnml a?" Hi.; third
week they were fed Slki bushels inn) gulund
HtRtl lbs.; ihov wore then led two woeks con
mmilig 71 '-j bushels nnd uitlnmt -lOi 1Ih ; the
gslxlli week they wnro led 'JD'j busiioW tend
gained ""- lbs., their awmfv vm was l-j u,s,
Co tbe btishxl of lut'Hl, or 1 lb, ol'umnlto
the pound of pork, Tlsoy er then sold for
-$d&ri nerrwt,, uliioli M liluSS lt-h i-mtm J
-per Hindi iiivrcirn. J lio.uneivtiiiiots of tliolr
gain WRsouing (0 0O,i vnlhor piirtci' tho
hum. wy uxiieriencx im nine r.rouiiii voiu
Advertisers.
Trend well rfc Co., ol Sin Francisco, have a
branch establishment again opened at Port
land, and tholr advertisement will be found
In another column. Mr, Downs, the agent.
is a live business man and Invites thoso in
terested to call and examlnn his stock. He
showed us through the same and will extend
the samecourtesy to all callers-
ThosB whose eyesight is defective and who
need glaseos to rectify tho same should call
on W. W. Martin, bank block, Siletn, who
is prepared to supply all wants in that direc
tion.
h. S. Bale, in tbe same block with this
office, wants every body to visit "tbe House I
tbatJack bu'lt."
The West Shore advortlsew the May nutn
her, and gives a list of tho contents, wblcb
reads well, but the number Itselt reads much
better.
ii & E. Hirsch, and Breymon Bros., are
two of the leading business houses in this
State, at least their lrge dealings vt jib tbe
peopie oi country ana town look ax if they
were, and ynu will agree with us when vou
have visited Salem, examined their stocks,
and learned their prices.
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ikP1e1 "fcFTy Ii HifiBai!l
STATU NEWS.
The Christian Mtnnenger of Polk county
says: Our hop growers, Bros. Lindsay and
Rowland, have been busy for some davs
past poling their vines, umil their hop fields
look bristly with slender saplings. Their
vines look exceedingly well, and thev are
sure to receive a bountiful return tor'their
labors. We can ra!a Just as fine hops
around Monmouth as anywhere in the State.
Mr. Messenger, who lives on Camas
swaie, near Koseburg, met with a. painful
-tccldent last week. He was trimming a tree
In th mountains, preparatory to hauling
tho samndown. ulim tbo tren suu-tari tr roll
and rolling on him, knocked him senseless,
causing, at the same time, the team to run
away. The team was not materially dam
aged. The Stockholders of the Lane Countv Far
mere Mercantile Association are hereby
notified to meet on Wednesday, June li,
1870, at 10 o'clock a. in., in Eugene City for
the purpose of electing a board of directors,
mm iui mo irnuiM;uori oi sucii finer Busi
ness as may come before the meetlug.
Oneday last week a little son of H Bdlev,
of the steam sawmill at lafavette, had one
of his feet nearly crushed off under ths
wheels of a truck, and was otherwise bruised
bv a tall of elirht or dm . In u-hfai, i,..
struek the ground on his head nnd should
ors. Two bors3, one owned by Capt. Smith and
one belonging to David Malone, of the
Dalles, were shot and killed recently bv
some unknown persou or persons. It in
supposed to be some one who entertains 111
win lowarus tnese gentlemen.
The remains of W. J. Small, who was
drowned in the lower Klamath lake have
been recovered, and will bo bronchi, m t.a,,
county, his former homo, for intormont.
Charles Jones and Prank Mitchell were
indicted for horse-stealing by tho grand Jury
of Douelas county last week.
AnREsTED. E. C. Kiggs was arrested in
tnisclty last Tuesday evening, on a charge
of forgery. He waived an examination, and
was remanded to jail in default of $300 ball.
We nler to tli Farmer" and Trade generally tho
ajHHc Unrlialed Mtchlnis, iid we dilru lo call spe
cial atti'ntlon to onr
0OT0X PITTS CHAMPION
TIIIiKSUEU. Nd'hir jialn- nor evpense hat br-en
spared In itfrrprilnTlifne Tliresliir. TIia Iincnt .r
and mfinnrac lurcr. .1 Miller of t'anton Ohio, l-nvlng
iaert the-lt tennm In our Oregon hnet tleld.
"iHiijrin;; me rtHiiilreiueuu, uq evry iraproenii-nt
demandeil 'j'Jii .vacidne it i-ntlnly New IN HE
TAIL AND Ot.NElHL I'EATUKE, and it to lip In
no nay confounded nilhtho old etyle Bntlalo Pltu
Challenirer 1 tirc-'htr. whlrh I an iiitlrely dlfierent
inai niuu. ronric uni r dln.'renl paietK oy flilli-rent
partley, and Is (llr-r-luiilar In rimU,'ii and detail'.
ir ou nnnt the BKST Thresher, nitb all
lite l.;itvst Improienienls, be
sure nnd get llic
CA.VT0V PITTS t'lIAJiriOX TIIRESnER,
With Triple llllcli Gear, End-shake Shoe,
nllh Slnt-flcnncr. Hi-air Soeed-ii lieel.
una 1'hot Attiitltnicnt.
Ak It ! ttnulli-d I 'i the mm'.
It Is the cil IMI'IO.V or the florid:
Brild lor fm..r-'nl rir.nI.iiM to HAVLKV. Illinn.
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hOLK AI.ENTS ITU THE
Buckeyo Mower nnt Reaper.
T'o well and faorably known to ni corimo.it.
The niilversil M'nilct of Farraer u-encne'v ) In t
filMir llijp.ir- In ciiiKtiiiit ueha pmvi'dvf to lietlio
mojt simple irt'l I'ttrtlde Hiritslin M.whlni if in
dented. It 1- tlio I'ICEMIL'.M II KVesTKKOTTHIJ
WOHL1). At a Si-ir HaliP t-eap r It it uiinjnital,
and as a Mower eccl them all.
JOLE AGENTS FOIJ
The Elward Harvester,
Tho newest and In' est improved Machine
of its class.
TWO OR TIIKEE BINPEItS CAN KIDE.
AGENTS FOll
Haines' Genuine Header
With Spici.il Improvements tor lfTH. We hato to
rljlisiur tlieSinsou the Mnglu and Double Ouar. 10
aud 14 It cut. Wu haicaNothe Lcwstjlu Adjn-tablo
Keel Hh cither ftle Mathlne. Also, thu 1'atcnt
Spring 4dJ.ist.ible Beam to regulate the cut.
And In this way the work of the hart Held can
be cheaply and quickly done. It Is Mintly ahead ol
the old style Marsh Han est cr. No vrr.iln can be wa-t-ed.
audit III cle ate clslsse of prilu, at all stages
aud hlhts if $q th, hlsh or low.
SOLE AGENTS FOK
Grc,-r-r, Scott tSa Go.
(Iltdtir. r'lllhio I'lilll'KtK r.Mli.U.S.
Over 1-100 srtlicm In Use
Thrniiahouillixflriin t'luilMif me 1'nliti Mat.ix. It
lsthoon'v AuTletiHnml hni'Im- that nses the pilint
Fnslhlp Plrnr In h' I'nmn "hei-t of the unlit r. rsmli r
iug KXI'LuaKINS IMroSsIllttS The leonoiuicul
:iud cDectlrc manner of in-IUL' the steam, eiiab'ts our
Kn-ilnp to da One Third llore work limn others ufnl
athcsle. Send for Special Circulars.
Taylor Sx.xl3s.3r Ralto.
f trenjest and most durable llake In use. 'o-t saved
In onueasoiuf used In the wheat Held and mia ton.
Xellb' Harpoon Horse Fork,
Palmer Walker's Horse Forlts,
B.ime.s' Kotohln;; Hay Hakes,
Horse Poivrrs, nil stjlcs, Carej .Uottnt-
cd or "itoun."
Wheeler, Jlellltit ttro 's Tlirolti-M.
Endless f'biin. for Tu oises, iih Lntist tin.
prove, i.en is
iner who clot
thicc "luud
A inu-ti ii-mliK, nv eli'iiu for thn Kir.
I.I- on 11 ttork. Inn io loisis and
arc nt fib d.
bOI.t. AGUMn FOIJ tih:
Cc'cbraicil Sclmillcr Wapon
iisi in inf-iiimeiif
Inch I tl' ? I"rsc Wc-oii
' Jtedlam " "
' l.ei.vv V niirs1
" Mciilum 4i rse
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Each Wneon romtilni- ultli 8tli..
fornta HMku. Widr Tim k extra. jf."7
l'rle-f..
UalU Cut'i
U'l l (I
m us
IM VM
13'l 135
beat and Call-apiltf
Joitoix's -ssolci Horse-Po-wer
AND
COUNTERBALANCE VIBRATING SEPARATOR.
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Alterative
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TljE rKETS.
The Salem beat market remains un
changed froin hut weok.
will nmUii Diiii-limrtli mo.vi iiorktotlitt UuaU
e when IihI In u lloorel kj;i, tlmu wliou t,.(
jn tho cm , or whole statu, 'i'lilo experiment
waa tlin retsult of cure I til rwiitiK ami vtntor
inp; throt Unios n day in k .xicxl, warm, tight
jroom."
Mr. Kill lor, if 4 Him. of corn meal makes a
pound of neuk, wheat properly fed aud a
pig runnliiK to Kruss will make morn. Y
this would make SOO Him. of wheat for L'OU
lbs. of pork, wbloh will brititc l- for l.'t'j
bushel of wboM, which g,wmt !H) cenltj a
buahel lu tbe aheaf. Sow I do aiot claim
tblatuuub, but give in your time and give
Touratteullou toyour pltsand I .'Oilukyou
:n make 75 oenta per buahel In th-arleld or
in the ahoaf. liione living botue .iktance
fima markot cannot do aa well aa to pat their
wkeat Into pork. Jet your plR coimo In
jMare'h ami never let them uet hungry.
My object In writitiR these articlaa is to
ttrbjur money into Oreiion, let ut have bdevvu
made Irom Kprlug plr and u wlllneourtf
Be Kan frauciaco martei, me otai in ttie
world. lAt year San l-'ranuiaco atnt to
Chioajta one uitlllon faur hundred tliousand
dollarx for bojf pioiturt", aud we can com
Hiand that trade, Mr, ICditor, 1 promised to
tall your readers bow wo ot the uovurn
went trade aud ho. we lost it, whlchT'oui
iM I will keep In my oest.
Thomas Cross.
Salem, May 15, 1870.
European Grain Market.
London-, May VI. Tho jrralu trade re
maint ilbjireM-etl, nnd priced are temllm;
uuniinnru. uivtuuxiaiKiint; me unpropl
timis weatber and bae-kwardneaH uf crops,
yexterday tho jirovlncial marketH did not an
rulepiot wtitutaiaii actual rteoliUH; but
buyers eslalmed a rt-diiu-.lon of ouo tihillliik'.
Tn tnipplioH ill Kuulitm nlieat Inol week
were .i,ail (piarterH for 15u markwt tnwna.
CtimpareU with April deliveries tberewKNK
larne ijuantity, ulitioueh coniidt-rabiy under
ttie average of the ten preceiluiK J enr. Ttie
averate priueti werej Wlinar, I."is2l; bntley,
3s ill; oat, A5h 4d. In L ndou the averue
price wete; Wluat, -I,"m 101; tmrlev, 3I 7d.
Die wheat Held In D.tiinrii i-oumieaarp ro-
pnnetl to Ue lookiuc iellnw and poor, nnd
Urn bay erop likely to mitlor fiom iiutavuia
bin weather. In Mark L.me to-lv lnulMi
wheat as iu tsiimll rupiest; bin hamjiles.
werttWield at previou ipiotatioiw. Korelmi
wli. was NUmdy, barlu. , oalH aud mal.e
uneliaimfij; Hour neulucuxl.
LivKiiruoi., May 1:5. .v lending rmIu oir
oiilar sayn brilliant weather coutiuue-, but
" iiiuoui ram or lmpro eiuent, In teiiip&rulura.
enetatiou Is Mill reUrded. Wheat planted
in some districts preaeuts .scarcity in itppear
anoe. and llie season mv l pronouucetl ex
ceedliiB lain. Kepitrts trnm France ni of
win more pi-ouounced oUitneu-r and tran
sicitouN In vilitMl fur lli.i cm tinont iil-out
uuiv ounurreiii-e, I'rii'ei thun am shvitkI
HliillitiKN atioveotirs. No elmiii-i' In mivot
our interior itiHrketH, WIumi licre lo d.iy Is
Mtronirvr, and 11 fair iUntl.v ut whltH wild
tor c-onsumpuoii nzd export to tliefoiuluoiu
at extreme inles. Ktt ms in iiilHrnblvinnd
rerjtieitanil xnllnrs sts diiiin.udiiu hfelkUl 1
.Ulv.ineo. Kiour is sleiadv. 1
1-oMHiN MavIS flip Ua,k l.mie Prjuciil
sajs ve aliou has tnntlo little piogrossHihco
lati neik,s repoi.m 0 u q i. ... , mo ouu-
t mind lowliest ()f t6iuieiiitiiro. Airiini
miwn wheat in htroiit; enough to wlllisuuul 1
llieeold, but tiailnv an. I i.,.i 11 r., .iniri.Kr
oouMdHrably. Tliousatuis ut hums in Ktex
have been sown with hurley and other crops,
Mm exmditiou of ttie-oil reudrrli.Klt iuiprsai
tile to sow wtiem. The Iwekwiirdut.s ol
c-TtwiH howitvitr. lu nnl ltuli iwaii..!.....
ami 111 1 cLa c aofis.rou frosts are dalU
uwimiimr more reulute. XUerti Is a little
uiihqko ui local tnuie, nciiaocroiwoflorelirii
h well as souie Kos'iVwh wheat havo been
tikou for contract, but the export demand la
Keuerally conflued to tloo transactions, and
Jiol'aud, Krauce and lUlelum are buyinir
direct from New York, nrtniu nH irh..
shipping porta.
ll oil- work Is IpIIv
by null as roou ut ulA
WE areiirepimltoniaiiurac'iireandnilall orders for these nnrienlcil rafh'ne"
Wairailllll. h'tir OArliplllill-M .nrn.iiM..tn.n..Un,.ll.. ..l.l.i. .. im 1 ...
llshpfl -'" V..V.....1C huu 10111; net, mum m 1 oe sem I
the'SnTin seol,, 'Audrcs''5'' ' aVU'd dl wpI)0,,,,,"cn, "" e w IU manufaeturo i,rine)rl! on oidi rs fo
PELTOW & SAVAGE, Salem, Or.
8. I'ELTON.
mh'ImCl
W. WIATUERroIiU.
1. w. wiATurnroRD.
Weatherford & Co..
:etail Dealers In
PAINTS
LEWIS SAVAOfi.
Wholisjleand Iletail Dealers In
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CLASS,
Patent Medicines.
CHEMICALS,
E erruraery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc
PUHS WINES and LIQUORS,
Tor Medicinal ;inrposes.
rtlodicines Compoundod, ami
Prescriptions Filled.
Veathorfbrd & Go..
'Mi'' y I'ouunercial street. .N.l.i;:n.
Pacific University
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TIIHATIV AME1RY,
i' i-est Gvevi
Orojroii,
1'ACTl.TYl
PiL'stdent, and l'rofts
M., Trolessor of Mlitt
A. M., I'rolesor of Stall.
A. M I'rofissor of Natural
mi'
Ifrv S It. M list, I), n,
or of Intelleilual I'lilio-onhy
U.v tluli,K LYMAN, a,
nilcamllllsturr.
eiito. ii. e OM.IEIi
ematlcs.
. Kbv. T. COXDOX,
Ilisiorv.
oirt' W" MAUMI' A M- ,""-8"- f Latin
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Thu scIiimiI yeur consists or thru tprms. l.ijrlnnln"
Kr.!!!& ' nidi.,,.., r .,&
iH"viw,.1f A.J.r,R I'"1 "f Academy.
.'1 1. bllLLEW. Pr.ii.in.j.
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and
lirni It,
rniUAOi:i.riiiA, May IK. Wool lain im
proved demand with nrloaa eatder and in
buyeia favor: iuudIv llcht. Now wn.il i
apppariug on me mrk lu annll .'Ota. Col-
utiwiei waantxi. iBt-i;o: iinwaaheel, 1SMI7;
extra and Merino pulled, IU&U; No, 1 ami
aupor, iliffiaoo: Tezaa llniuiil inilhrm. 11a
-Ooi Texan ooarw, 15ojil7ii; CallfmnU tine
ud medium, axg'jlo; ooaive, ITtSiuo.
San
i77G JS7G
Centennial Medals.
Album I'Ihu-, iiiKiiiy s'oiiistit'.i.
EiliMl In Wciir and Color to Solid Slher.
Slp 1 5-(i Inciim In diameter.
rilllE ohversoand reverse prpsentlni; npnroiirlatc
X. ittsl-ns co.nuiemorillns thu one hiiudridtn iinul
VfiMrjr ol our ntlon' Mrth.
THE MOsV VLUABLK80nVKVtHS AXD MK
.MKNTOBo.KVBIt ISsOKU.
Agents Wanted.
I.iri-e commtlcin Kxtrnslro Hclds for enlcrprlso.
Sample and ftill information sent on receipt of 50 cts.
tT.M. .TKdatllon Co., P.O. Box 5'iTO, N.Y.
InihnL'iiitcrrlte the tuition s, 15 ,,, r u
InlheAcadcmv s ".1 .... . ..,. :,.!.. il:
adiiiii.P. ' 1 ""-"j"iu pir 1
KnanI cm lip hid al from 1 to $ ner m It.
teml..; L. ' . ""a-iml-sloii lll bo held in S
temimr 1st. i n m,( t nltf e'ol.eoi.
"r,!1"',l''1' 'i"0"""" "i, addrirs the IVeslilmt
auy other uiemhifi. 01 the rauiif. '
To Puri the Blood use nr. jjaC',
Alterative. It acts directly on the
blood, stimulating tho absorbents,
overcominrrtho obstinate state of the
pores of tho skin, and Imparting a
healthy glow to tho Complexion.
Pimples, Pustules, Tetter, and Skin
Diseases of all kinds, Mercurial
Affections, Tumors, and all varie
ties of complaints nrising from de
praved or disordered blood, aro ef
fectually eradicated by this remedy.
Scrofula in all its Forms is cured
by the persistent uso of Dr. Jajrnc'n
Alterative. It destroys tho poison'-
ous principle which originates Scro
fula, and ultimately drives It from
tho system. It will remove enlarge
ments of tho Glands or Bones, and
is a safe remedy in cases of Ulcers
or Soros of all kinds.
Dropsy and Dropsical Swellinns are
effectually cured by Dr. Jiiync's Al
terative. By btimulating tho action
of tho absorbents, all watery or cnl
curoous depositions are gradually
carried off, toning up tho patient at
the baino time, by ktrengthening tho
digestive organs and exciting tho
Liver, Kidneys, Ac. to perform their
functions. For Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint it has proven a remedy,
and it has established cures In ca-,es
of Epilopsy. It may be safely relied
on by auy one needing a medicine
o build up the system, cleanse tho
blood, or to restoro tho normal action
of tho Secrctivei Organs.
.t CO.. Wholesale 4i;cut-. Portl.md,
01 nnii
PraarUrw .ffarkei.
v TiudRirii.r
Ban Fra.vlsco, l!a. 14.
Klour BUra Jobbing at $3 St.
Wheat- Hint at fl UH '0.
Liverpool nheat market to-dj-l)s tUiSi IM for
Krg California; tit lOJOlCs il for Club.
Patronize Homo Manufactures !
WILLAMETTE
StOVO J7VOXTlS.fi
rrAViNo vnr ukt pttfkv f rnvs
IX iiniriHctc, and thl laiesi'Jn.prjeniiiit, we air
nunurjiiurlni: Mur l
Thft Lowest Rates.
AI'lllIOMOH- U'AUK. , ,1. TOVK l-VTUJv
ca-t u Morn, We i,..i nsiMilf.'JIv 0IUI1 wwri.11.
roiUAfrtu- I3oattox' tt,t-rt. '
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irputv..lriu.!tU!iixudMjilicoii. miJUit,
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WAGON 8,
P.ra SEWING MACHINES.
The Beet Portable
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ned Advance fi-i-akt Itcaixr
and illiiHer. Prize Nuncr, and
liuprovtid Hart enter,
1'AUMKIW, Call on jour hrotncr frme. be ore hup-'
chMlui; lKl,i.re. mall pal for l ATS and
farmer llffle-e. Salem. Keb. 3m(i
T. B. WAIT.
T A. DAVIS
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Owners of Horses avIio desire to
have llor.se-Bills printed, .-hould
send their order' to
MUNKEUS & KEDINGTON,
Book anil Job Printers,
Commercial St., Salem.
M33Zm
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STATE AGENCY
ron tui
Patrons of Husbandry.
Front Street, nirr Flandern' Wharf.,
I'OHTleNP OKECON.
AiUrvtt. all ciininiuuiMiioni to S, I'. LCit. Acviit.
$25
a day narxntnni ulnc our Well
Auter & Drills. IOO a nionii!
Ji'l iu t"ou AErnU. Aiint-r book
few. JiU Auger Co, 8t.lul1M(k
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CLARKE &, CRAIG,
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S. A. CLAHKE. D. w. CRAIG.
Terasi 1 of SubaerlpUoB.
One copy, one yearltUnninberf)
One cosy, six monthi (M nnmbi
3.or
Oneeop.ttree month ( nmnbcw) ........ '.1
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