Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 24, 1876, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textra$ib.t28fifi 1 4 ' WILLAMETTE FA.RMEP. v,'DrMwwitr- jasaaamaiiiBiaacn j m mt4 , v Jf w&KssafiiB i4ii4 'vf3 Salem, Friday, Nov. 24, 1876. THANKSGIVING. I3efore nnnthor isue of tlie Wjj, IjAMITTthFaiimiui enn reach its rend cm they will gather around the. festive board to partake of the annual Thanks giving appointed by the Executives of the Nation and .State in commemora tion of the mercies vpuchsafed to us n- a people. It is well that while the leaves are falling and the winter wind? are sounding, there should bo in every heart u remembrance of the blessing Mint crown the year and give us the harvest to Mitisfy our many wants. Tt is true that through the countey we feel loss financial abundance that usual, but for all that we are blessed, as a general fact, with all that is iiecos Hiry to make life comfortable and happy, witli a prospect that the future will give prosperity to at least equal the past. Though wo occupy u region remote and isolated, in a manner dis connected from the treat centers of modern civilization and progress, wo pi"sess and enjoy social life, culture and refinement; have around us (lie safeguards impl.inted by religion ami the common school, and theguai.mtco of law, and recognize Unit in obedience to the- btroncr will and stout arms of our people the wilderness lias blos somed and ripened with precious harvests mid the forests been supplant ed by tho orchards that surround more than ten thousand homes. We can and .should trace tho origin of mental and physical power hack to the Sup remo Kuler; should find in the Creator of the Universe the benign cause that gave us tho fertile Earth to till, the benignant skies to lend us sun and i-howcr, tho all-encompassing air that yields the breath of life, and livin springs to quench tho craving thir&t giving us also the brain to man, the Will to do, and tho strong arm to ox cute all tiiat is necessary to dovolope from tho crude tilings of Nature all that is needful, not only for tho mere physical and natural wants of man, but to elovuto and cultivate the human mind to the highest development, to divine yes-, oven golillike aspirations, Wo may well bo proud that it is giv rn us to know tho Diviuo Will, to sub duo nature, to luino tho nninial races to our service, to study tho hidden forces and tniiko them servo us, to bo a free mid independent people develop ing within our-elves tho highest cul ture and onlightment, but there should mlnglo Willi this Just prido u remem brance of our shoit-comlngs as indi viduals and iw a Nation, of our weak ness and dependence on Him, from whoio divino strength comes all our power and to wnom we must look in the future, as our fathers In the past, for the continued blessings that can make us happy us individuals and ns a u people. Thanksgiving should be tempered b humility : Human prlilo Is vain that is not purified by meekness; feasting mill rejoicing are suitable while we know that our barns and storehouses are tilled with plcanty, and he that possesses plenty could havo no more if to his life's burdens were aiuleil tno cares, vexations and vanities that must follow tho p!so.hion of riches. Some Facts about Wheat. Without prctcmUi'g to e've ivvurr'i? Us tires cl' llit) wliiHl Clip of Oicrgh for tb ywir IfTiI, wo io alio In Iomu iiliilita of results tht will nio4 nil't!y hiii.Iiii.Iu i'o:r'(.'UHHs, It hint lici'ii ftultd Hint tlit in plus o! Orjiou iriiiirllnu snuM litis yeiirfiUl whorl tut'ii'y ioinuityflviircviil of tbn t-urplus i)l lb", but iliu uiiiiluii of it KenlU'iiiiiii largely witiiiri'lcl wlih u.llllni; ami HlilppuiK Is Hun tlu proiltn'l of ISTIl U not unkltirlally vary lioni ihul oi ltT.'i, mill that the ell ipllin 111 Im :l'iiul llic minon that of lasitMr, wliirli iimliir dm ciri'iuii KtatiotH wo uiuy roinlilci HkutMiuuiry sliuw- I.I nn county uoatiMa Uu ly " ilt pmttln laud luuvli ol wuloh eltliur ooulil mil li pin in projHiily list winter ami iilnK-, or vat nut ul III at alt, ami o thitl miiiity jimlm lily hhuwa a ildldll Ikiiii Uci jcur' proiluu (lull, bllt ItlU Oilier VUllllllvN fclllllO of them make iii tbat ilisiniwiit'y m tlit tl.o s.w gala cpuH tlio production of Uht tur Douglas county showt au Inoreaw, thui too, of wlii'rtt or 6 HUmrior quiliiy, tliuult l!n wheat of llit) upir WHUtui'llo iuinili. I not equal to tbat or tho iiiumltn lnlov. Moot of tlie whral Hluudy sold hs bwu oil tho lluool lite rallromlj lhro who live ou tho river havo nonomlly helil ou to tliolr KrMu lu hopes that tlio uuw llr.o ot boat. woubl koon be In oK'iullou ami bring about a reduction or frtilxhta. A Urtr proportion of boat seciiiH to bavu Ixvu dUoeU ol lu Marlpu ooun'.y Uiau ltwhero, which l fortunate for the fariiWN who therofmo 111 Imvo the bene a; of the prcseut Iwproveuiom In prices. Ou the west side and in the up per Wilhmette counties a gnwter proportion of tbe wheat hi warehouse remains In the lmndsof farmers while in tbl v'clnlty tbe greater part has l-eou sold. It Is estimated tbat in Marlon county we have a surplus tho prosent year of over three quarters of a million bushels or whnat and tbat tbe wheat used ror bread, fred and seed will swell ibo total of production to a million bushels. When we consider that the total surplus of our State in 1870 was no more than that, we catch an fdna of nrtnal lirowthot production mnnn,aud enntorm somo opinion of tlio future that awaits nswhen the valley sof tho Willamette and TJmpqua davoto oiie-fourtb their tillable landi to tbe yearly pioductlon of wheat tbat Is one mil lion of their four millions of Peres; Wira tbat time comes, which is inevitable, because these lanas are rapidly btconiing too valu able for mere pasturage, then we shall be able to furnlnh tho world with at lnst'JO, 000,000 busboU or wheit aloue. The pfitl billllDsoftliH luture am not to be derided, fur the time is not distant when the woild rill be astonished' at the great productiveness of the Columbia river valloy, Including tbe Willamette region and tho millions of aerM of wheat fields that are walling cultivation hi Kastorn Oregon and Washington. Without promlslngoxicciiHss we give the following (u apruxltnatmg a fair statement of the whent In lliis county already put in warobouio, and to still bo hauled In. halcm Mills, 100,000 hiiftlif-!: Farmers' WarnhoiiKO, 00 000 Imohels; JfiffHrson, S0,0f0; Marlon, 10,000 J Turner, 85,000 ; AukenyV, 2S.0C0 ; IJnxilis, S00)O; OervaW, Wood burn and Hubbard, IIS) 000; Aurori, m.OilO; ulnng tbe rhor bnlow n1iii, 12JO0OJ with an pinnate o'atleaHt 1.50,000 In be y4 hauled1 In by larmers, wMoh, with tho yinUi needul lor "todlng and ue will lonciderably ovfrgu the million busbies we oluiiu. A reniarkablo (act t? that tho lulls mid up uplands ure now paving peat rr.(urn for good culSivation. Six yrars njfn, whtn Messrs. KJhuovh took 'Jin Kilom Mills, the recolpta from wagons wore 40.0M' bushels, and tbe totrl of wheat hauled to Sattn did J not exceed r0,000 btisheN. The total of wheat warehoused In this place the prem season will not fall short or3ir) 000 bushels, and that tTO'when railroad h atlon take wheat awsy f.-otii im,. and a lare omount goetp tho river at tho mouth of the Santlam. The great In crease Is in tbo hills, It seema, and much land iH.uiiuually cleared to add to tho area of cultivation lu this county. It would seem that tho ioweaso ofBcies has the paxtj or rouirxmsaleil for iloticlency InpmlMctlon throapth tho wuoln ststo, and that aves us a surplus oinal lo nt of last The Presidential Outlook. As can be wen by readiDg the late din patches, the result of the Presidential elec tion depends on tho official canvass of rote3 In threo Southern States, Florida, South Carolina and Lonisana. Should these Slates all go for Hayes be will havo one majority of tbo electoral' college. EAWIET, DODD & CO., POZlW&AZfU, -.-..-- OFFER FOR MLE A FULL LIE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ostraoH", Keeting: of the Board of Managers. The annual meeting of the IJwd of Man ager or the Oregon Stato Agricultural So ciety will beholdatiboSecrolary'nofric?, hi Slem, couimenclDc on TnMdy, JTovombar 2Sth, at 10 A. 1U E. M. WAITK. rjMi ei i jr ivwMpninvfinionnwGnBtBS JOHN fiteSS. 5ySW.i3 CENTAUR LINIMENTS. The Qutcltosl, Mircsl and Clicap est Ittimcttlew. yeac-lodlspo-'i ot. Petite Prunes d'Ageu. Mr. P. F. Eradford, whoso address is Pcvrtland, and whose farm ia In tho hills about lour miles from Portland, uear the lluo of the wtutsido railroad, advertises with us, that ho hits several thousand fine trees of this excellent fruit for sale, being trees rais ed for his ceil uso with great care, that have mado remarkably tine growth. Mr. Brad ford is planting largely of plums and prunes and must havo ovor 10,000 trees set out, many of which should boar next Summer, lie baa investigated tho various kinds of these fruits with a view of determining what HilftIcs ho can plant to the beat ad vantage and from tho success manifested In thUKtatu and in Iiroorchards now bearing lu California, lis ooiislders this variety one of the best, tho dried prnuos made Iroin It boiug a fuvoilte in the California market, lie, has rarolully graftod and cultivated a supply for kW own use and has a surplus for sale. We can loir witness tbat the prune trees of this variety wo purchased ol Mr. Uradfcrd last year wero tho (Inest lioes w prr cured from any source, and made tbo het growth of all tbo 15C0 trees we planted, ouly oiio dying nut of 200, which speak well fur the haidltiosi of the variety ut:d also lor theciro vil.U which they wore cultivated. The fnv.' thousiud Mr, I!;aJfurJ has for sale can only uupil. n s.n.tll pirt cf tho great demand tor these tret, but the regular uurseryiuHit ham a good supply. Owkoo NuiisEnv. O. W. WallinnASou, of Oowl'ii, arj ag.ilti la thj Held with proh .blytholiii'b'e&t atortmenl of Irulttreos and RicaUft ni'.mhri ovrr foutid lu an OreKcu nursfry. It will be remembered thai the fa luoun Piach l'lumorlgitiaUd Iboroaml duwo a ho w.ui to purvits): that or any other v.v ilety of plumy, piunes.or fiult, thi.de, &t.u oriiaiueulal irons, can read tho'- advertise ment mid know wbuo In sddnsa them. Wtvithorloul A Co.,Sale:u, Is a place where you ran tlnd any and everything in (he Hue drugs, medlcliD-s, toilet good, pertiuuory, and what N more im-assary this tlmeof tlui ,ear, his Muuiitalu Unlm " Wlgandla," that Is n oerelgu rciuid forcoughs and iMldh lie alw) dotlk largely In paints, oils, and plnll' uiatoiiaN or all kliula. Hre.MiiHii Hroi. liitiirm tlmlr friends that thalrlntilt-bmritt will be closed, ThuriNy, NovoiulKjrtU), Thankivliis l)y. I)lKl Near Huttaville, Nov. ICth, MUs Hello ItubttrlH, ngwl 17 jeaM. Phj-ftctan" rcmtn?nd md Forrlirs dcsliro thot ro ftttcti rimcdlctf liu vv. eyer Seforo been in j!1. Words- arc cheap, but tli iiroptitiTi. cif tlicfc articles will preeeut trial bottiss to medical men, gratl, and wSl guaraitee more ripld and putltfactcry reenlts th'n halo ever befere been btslned. The Ceulnur S.luliiient, IVlsJto Wmj per, will cno Ithi imutlf in, Menralld, Lmubayu, Sciatica, t'akfd Urea-IB. Sore Nlpplei", Fronted Kt Cbllblalnv, s clllnj:i, Sprains, and any ordinary lLKlr, ltOKU a MUS 'LB AUaC?Ti It will cxtiaci t.io polwjn ol bites and stliijts, end heal burn., or pcaMn ultbout a sctr. Lock-Jiw, Pj, tj. Weak Bad;,. Cat tU Srea'.ts, Karachi", Tootliacbe, litb and Ciitiueou Eruptions readily )ield ta. U treatment. llenrj Illaclc of Ad, Hardin Co , Ohio, sajp: "M wile hue bad ilwtiniMlMU for live yenr. uo iest.no flcep-coiibl heurcely walk uciotts tbii Uoor. Sbj 1m r.mv i oimlctely urm I y tbu UBd of LeiUotir Llnl j oul. Wu ail led Utmklul to 5011. and rticouuneud ;ol.r w underfill inKUelm1 in all our filendi," Minvr Hum, ol i v,r llle; o., faya: "Tbe Ceulaur Llhtmcnt turvd iii) Ktoiiralvia Alfred Tuch. if Nwark. wrltet!: "fond i one dozen bottb- by cxiHrsi. 'iho I.luiinntibae imtlU my le'. t mi to ili-'Irlliutu It, &(,." I The tale of tfcls Liniment Is incrcalns rapltiiy, Tlio Cciiiiiur Ilnliuont, "Xcllovv Wrap per, is for the louR'a tkln, lies b and mtitdea of IUIIUKS, 51UI.E3 AND AHIHAU. Wo bae never yr-t seen a cafo f bpavln,. Sweeny, Ring-bone, Wind Rill, Scratches or 1M1-Kvtl, whith tbio Linioiwit would not srceMly, litntdt, and we never sum but a l"w tapes wbicli lc would, not cure. It will cure when auytliliic can. Ibis folly to spend $0, for a 2? ardor, when one dollar's worth of Centaur Liiilmentvc!ll do better. The following is a sample of tbu teftUoxuiy prodm cd: "OLirrEHSoii, Wo., Not. 10, lt73. "Pome, tlmo ao I as sblpvlnc; hors to Bt. Ixuiii, I got i.ua ldly tiippled lu Ui" car. WUh ai-eut dir.l ni'ly 1 KSt MiutnliKi m.blH, on I'omtb Avenue. 'Ibe tUbleJi epr (,'nve me a bottle of yortr'iiatdur Llnl rnuiit, wiblch 1 used with BiaceBi that tit two onys the iiorxe mm us active and nnarly well, 1 have been a veteituary surgeon lor ttdrty yiart', but your Liu! ineut livads anything I er used. "A.J jrCAltlTV, Veterinary Saraeon." For a postajre stamp we will mail a Centaur Alnia nc, outalnlng huudi efls of certifleatus, from every StuU la the Union. Tieio Lin menu are fold by all dcOrs lu tbo country. Laboratory of JjfjJJ. Rosn & Co., 4u Dkx hi.', Nsw Yom!:. ' Mothers. i'UKtoi-Ia U the rspult of 20 ycirs eipeilmer.ts. by lit. Samuel Htcber, of MuachnsHts. Iti a ej;cla ble preparation as elective C9 Cai-tor Oil, but peifect ly pleasant lo thu taalo. It can bo takei by the jouncest Infant, and neither j;aM nor Rrlpts. Dr. A. J. Urecn, of Hoy i-too. Ind., tujs of 1: PiiW-I bivo tiled the Cartmlu and can speak hieh ly or lis mejtt. Tt will, I think, do anuy entirely wlln Cator Oil; Ills p rasaut mid liarmls, ami Is woi detfully iftiiacioiims an aperleui Ht,d h.alhe. It 1 I he ery thin. Tbo CatirUdt.trojs worms, recnUtrs Ibo Stom ach. ciret. Wind Colic, and permits of nalnral healthy sleep. It is ery etllcnnoujin Croup, and for teething Children. Honey Is not pleasanter lo the taFte, end Cat tor O'l Is uot so certain tn Its tllicts. It costs but vfi cent, In lirae bottles. J. D. ltnm. & Co., 40 Ucy St., New Vork. V A S5. a week to Agents. Work htehly lmnor rrtaiit ana ImllniriisHbl to 1'. A.M. !eud for 7WU.'si.rliule Cauloaua Il'ddiiiK.t Co., Ma ' ' xsoulc Works, ,11 Ilnudway, New Vork. Sacks Mended, Carpets Made. OI' THE KIND DO.NE IN BEST nnm er. t Phmt notice. Hiop on KALGIU, .pposllo tLo Commer- br.plnccA Aaorn lnti..b I rpcrprt. col public Itttrimnfr. ,& .isvt.r.iK A LI. WilltlC .V und insist i'ourt Mrtcl, itil Until. IliVllli? OL-eilrtl fully tin lies thai nnwt Ail UiiuiiHtvernble. .liuuiueul. Tlie suoiii:et arxumetil which cm bo ut:.'ol aitntt tho idilsjbltlty of iliululterlui: 't:h corroslio aiul iK'ie,U'tro;lns polnnn M arseulc and ipitnine fur ttitermltteia and le'ttltleut faior. U tlu atly apo rtor ivcci'is In the prcvou'lmi an I euro ol uch iPt rises of a medicine which 1 the wry antlpde of the abo iMiamei .IruJ, both lit respect of Its composition and tho result wrought by It buck a mediiiae Is Hosteller's Stomach Hitter, a purely vj.-eUblo pr.tp Mllou, which not ouly vrtibcttr with woulerfi 1'ioiuptttt.de eu'iy trice of ftier and i;ue, and klu tired I) pes ol tnalirlous dloie, from IhetyMen. but Is a urtaln nrvioutliu of all malsdles brjnitm uf mltsiui uUtoii air J water. These ,-rsults mineral auti fehrlbt remevlies do not etTi-ct n lib rertalii'y, and lueir couuMueu uievuiniit riiusetiueures n ciuy pr. Iilciuiis lo the syslem. The Hitlers, on lb mhiI uij, not only oir.ird speedy relief, 'nnll!l. biaMion.. piituiutut asls. Petit - d'Agca PRUNE TREES. i, I1VK SRVKIMI. lllnrSASD O." TltnSE J .xeilleiil and r.vurite Prune T'ie. 'hut I hkie Mlseamjs 11 Iro'ietabs on Seediln-' tui', tbet I will ell, i ibej Jre mure thin 1 r.red to plant Thene fruii. n.aki a leiy su. ertnrdr.e-j Irult, and are i."nt and Men Is Iwann Winru irlcil In i-r ivon tLey bile brvu ery sfecisslu'. sml ar tie molt popular I'n, ne lu UiJU portl.ms of Cnlif.iri.Ia. 'Ibeffl Ir'i. lire jrir! ns. icul, i.ailii; b.en well rutlliiitiol mi 'vinl hill Mill., hae nude flr.e and beibb) 'ritwtb. Addns V. V. im.lIiroUD. noiiltf PORTLAND. Oft. A i! vVI TT SING ! CiQ O.trt .111 wintn of space In various yOi0J,-i:J newspapers dUtrlbuteil tbro Ihtrt) S'atcs, will berol for "00 raali. Aicnrste hi. crib r suaranteed. A lis: of the papers, ctilut.' lUlljr and wwk'y clreulailou sud irluteu schrduloof rlr, lent Ireeon ap'.llciliou lu .iKll P. ItoWELL .t CO Xeispiper ..dtirtltln;; Aculs, No. -II Park Mow, New Yoik, uei4 Notico IS hei tby given ilitt Ihero will b a meellns of tho Stockholders of Turner Stoilrer and Tritun i.'o. al Turner, Oregon, ou December II', l!n. at 10 ' rlook a r, A'l prrsus rriiiiseullii,. stock la Ibo jni.ttny r mpi. sl lo tw prvtiut. U oc.Urof Uio 1'rerbliM, 1INHV aVITIl. LLHIa llLLAKNCr, SvCIlUiy. I.UIAJ 80LB AUENTd FOR THE OEEae MOLINE PLOWS. "Which combine the greatest strength aJcaEsffjOHN DEERE i tlio Soto Patentee of the illf E,rCli. !itintel Block nntl Vcltlo.I Frog, itnrl their ij :-: now isnc oniy i'low mi rnutn, inp iaunres ?ty.--Z '-z nnrl rnnlil-br, iril flrn nlrl linrflfkllpll hl'il lia- nt proceNM pooull-r li Him DKBIirS l'LOWsJ. Nole-AecntH for THE S3EKB 8VMSX AND GAR6r P1LOWS, i fe r a . i smfmPA wa tlV,iVl7,t aw Tho Greatest Lalmr-Savliifr Iniplements yet invented. Oin Hundvoil a tut Fifty ild in Oregon In Three Months. Iron Ileum. Iron Frame, Iron Wheels. Every , Farmer iu tho State Is Interested. Soib Agents for the And Light Spring Wagoas, --TSaB J 8! TT J WLj K sm. I "JUL m mtifia Q SmMSiM P Deore Peerless Cultivators, and Buckeye Grain Drills and Broadcast; Seeders, ar. wam "ViUBt ana JFA-TtM GUSIsSX XIL,ft9 Sond lr Special CsrcuisirN. till lxc ami rieo. Portlwait, sept. as. SAN PORTLAND, SSAMK BBOS. As. CO., a'U.ii;iiscii, ... anfl Importow and Dealers In AGRICULTE RAL IMPLEMENTS. Sole Pacific Coast Agents tcr : The Walter A. Wood Harvesting; Machines TheLaBello Wagon World 8, Pond du Lac. Wisconsin, mnuiiiHciurerH ot enp justly-celebrated LA BELLE WACON.the Pride of the Pacific Coast 1-astorn Bed ami 1 1 op ilox , OHifomla stale Kock liu.l m,d Top nix. vTlth CaHfonlia ' mb- irui no1SJOrei""j;"lk" BrHkw-the 11K-T BHAKK M-E iiliSiiiiMiiiisEi R. D. BUFORD &. CO., Manufacturers of THE BUF0RD IH0N" GANG AND SULKY PLOW, AND sulky Plow. The Browne iron LIChT DRAFT, Easily adjusted with Screnfior Lcviirs for Level or Sldp-liiii nmnn. Xti?aSZE!?l.?XSfS2 th" J?:" H "2?? J"' """".?. Torrltory ,,s Iho IhiL any other 1'LOW lu tl o mitiiL ' ""' """ u" uo1 oguer wotk ""ac' u' TIIKSB most i coualtluus . any i ' lu tlio murkc: The Famous BLACK HAWK SENCLE PLOW. EASIKSr VOtt MAN AND UEAST. HKVKR KAILS TO CLEAN WELL. pcTloMl)VLLU)SshaVebCe,1T1,0nC,UOULV''nii SM'EnELT iMtcdlndlftruli andclwhcre, aud found SH ALL THESE PLOWS ARE FULLY WARRANTED TO BE llxo BEST on tlxo 33aci21o Coat. A full slock of Extras always m hand for ihe above Plow. o pS CONSTANTLY ON HAND : Cultivators. seCd Sowers. Harrows, Uriin. and Nit iiw-cuttciH, A(,'rlcullurnl Hardware OF ALL, AHjROAKU KINDS. n . TiBy n',l7,r ns -vf)"'' "ddrpss, bimI spoclfj ItiK Hie irtlclfs w!.fd, will mall yoa Ds'crlpttvo Circular End 1'riso LUt lroi. uutl will fttrnhh any further Information d- auuil) octl3 W. S. NEWBURY. Mnnngcr. ?oluw, fJlilK copartn('i-lilii licr-toloio plst'nir under the I. suleof llmlK, cMif V Un was Uls-oMrt Juiui 17. 1 Mil 'iy the iK-tili ut Mr. ( hi. K. ralrf The nf fair or thu hit Arm w 11 bo st-itli-il anil Ihe Imslness contluiK-U by tha rtiualnliu jmrliii.is, under the name of IIIDfSK, h.MJLl, A: CO. OII.S. IIOOGE. GEO. Y. SNELL. l'ortland, Sept. 21. UTii. m HODGE, SNLL & CO., Saccettftiri to HODGE, CALEF & CO., DKlLKIt? IN Drugs, Paints, Oils, WIXDOtY GLlSt. i:ic Ktc, Nos. 7 Front and 7il First Strevls, POUTLAND, ... OIlliGOM. PORK! PORK!! FARRAR BRO'S. au-: i-jiiso tub Highest Market Price ron ror.K rem TACKING PDIiPOSES. Sil.lu, Xor. 13, 1S7CX2. l'OE-tlatttl, CM'. BAKER GROYER & MAGUS. flUKK WCLL-K.N'OVr.V JL tl CllIULS, Gr-ontly AND 1'DPCLVB MA- IJIJJ'0A-01, To suit thu CVntntiuls' Voir ti.il warranted tn boa r iirm-titcd, re now ufiVrcl ou toj MOST FlVOntllLi; TEU5IS. I Will e'eu, Tiieji om WITHOUT JXTEUEST, to thote hc want iccomraodatton or receive in pay At Ouo Dollar a Eushol! I8T6 The CENTENOTAIi Machines Are fir abul of anythlne In the mstks t, and can be rsinrnod If nnt fiil'y np tn tV Dl'.rw'w, W(' on JOHN W. O'i BERT, . Coumierclul htM - - - Sa!cm. liCllCll - K iH-i-- !jSr v i- - ! -r igifttt..tfafe-Jjbi ivmm