WILLAMETTE FARMER.
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P 1
A few Valuable Suggestions.
Ed. FAiutRit: Koadlng In your paper I
find niany loiters or Inquiry from persona
dcolrous of coming to Oregon, and havo
been tho recipient of Bomo mysolf, and havo
hoard others say tho same. Thoro seoins to
ho a continual Inquiry by pooplo from Iowh,
Illinois, Missouri, Texas, find other stato,
about Oregon, tho reason being that thoy aro
tired of that cold, ittckly, Btortny, and bug
eaten country, and sook our Stuto as a home
whoro ihfy can enjoy health, comfort, and
hipplnr m, having neon by tho exhibition at
Philadelphia that wo havo In our Stato, m
tho wry of ollniatoan abundance of every
thing that ii necotsary for tho wants of man
or be.ist. ,
Wo frfquontly moot with porsons eentout
by their irlonds, liku those sunt by tho ulill
dren orisraol, to visit tho promised laud,
asking for and Ponding baok fruit, whoat,
and other procluctH to huow tholr frlonds lu
tho old home to lot tlinin boo that those ro
ports aro not without foundation. As theso
mon kco our Holds waving with goldon
grain and our orchards loaded with fruit,
thoy exclaim; "tho half has not boon told
us," It so far oxcoods their oxpoctatlons that
th6y soom lost In wonder. I find an old
fxlond, from my onco homo In Iowa, nond.
ing fruit back, and whoat to bo ground at
tho mill thoro, to lot his old frlonds and
neighbors have ono moss of bhcult from Or
ogon Hour.
Now, Mr. IMItor, in view of thoso things,
and tho Stito Fair now approaching, I wish
to say to tho good poopio who aro coming to
tho Fair, to bring olong such products ns
pplatoo, apples, boots, turnips, wheat, oats,
ryo, anil in fact anything they can to holp
show what Oregon can produce, oven If thoy
do not caro to competo for tho premiums,
and all pontons who may contemplate com
potlng bring a duplicate of their exhibit to
ns to lot all now comers who doslro, havo
HptelmunH to nond back to friends in tho
Htato, to let thorn sno for themselves that
tho exhibit at tho Centennial was not a put
up Job, but that wo can do that right along
for twttuly-fivo or ovon ono hundred years
If uoctesnry. Now rrlonds, 1ft us all do our
host, ono and all, to make tills ono of tho belt
frilrs over hold in Orogou.
President Wu(nou telle mo wo aro going to
havo somii ono to show tho Immigrants
through tho different departments and mitko
n opeelilty to give thorn a good chanco to no
qulro tho Information thoy havocomo thrco
thousand mllei to gel. Therefore, If wo havo
such a country and climate as wo claim wo
havo, don't bo solllsli; thero in room for all
who want to como and live and not crowd,
and seeing them bo happy won't wo bo
blessed also; so, como ono, como all, and
lot Hi have a glorious tlmo at the Grangers
camp meeting. Hirii-oiuiii:n.
AT THE STATE FAIK.
Tho WiM.AMKTTii Faiimiiii will borcprp
Houtedou tho Hlato Fair Ground by tho
prosoneoof ono or tho proprietors, who will
havo a drk or otaifd In itiino convonlotit
place for tho trauciutlon of mislnuiwof nil
klmU. Tdonoy can bo there receipted fur,
now subscriptions rceidveil, advertising con
tracted fur, nud any huslmm uuttor will be
promptly attended to.
'That Miimi.vmii or Mini:." This Mho
title ot'ono of tho most popular books of tho
present year, a bright, lively charming
volume, giving u wife's experience with a
very clover and very oarolrs husband, and
a lovo story charmingly mixed up with it.
The book comes to mi from Lee .t Shopard,
publishers Boston, and is fur sale byJ.K.
QUI, Portland, Oregon, oojt $1 with cloth
binding and 50 cents with paper covor. It Is
a ploiimut thing to havo MUih n book to
while uway a lelsurn hour and It Israsyto
Hooiifmr roadlng It why it Inn hud so much
popularity.
SiiimiOAi. Cask in Oanyonvm.i.i:. Mr. .1.
P, (lllumro's datightor has bi.jn siillerlug
Tor months with a whlto swelling on her
loft slilu (NeorosU of Tibea), causing pro
fusely ruiilng sores, and ablo to get about
only on crutches, On the tilth quite a num
ber ofiHiroltlxcns gatlioted at the residence
orMr.dilmoriiand witiuwvcil Dr. Davis and
Dr. Merrlo udmiulHter ohloroform and re
move a largo pleco of lone Irom tho young
Udy's shin. She now enjoys overy proipt-ct
of speedy recovery. Dr. l)vl Is u resident
of Nautili, and wo congratulate Mr. (Hlniore
on being fortunate enough to iiHOitro the ser
vloM,f in skillful an ojHirator. lloacbury
Jmlcjnuitent.
Flax IN Bai Oiuikh. den. Tmiuatt, who
caiiio down from Halo, Monday, Informs us
that agioatdoAl oflUx laid lu tho swath In
tho Koiksof tho Saiilltun, where thoy rulsoa
groat deal ofllax for Reed, and this weather
will dauugo It greatly, us nttor being wet
oil iMtiuot bo manufactured to good advan
tage from lltx Mod,
Mr. John C. ll.t'l.onooinorcimntlnStloni,
ha turned farmer In earned, and witti ttie
help f his koii Will, has raNod nil exrellent
oroi on bis farm near Turner, once known
attUnl'. IC. BmmI plaeti. Wo can UMlfyto
tho excellence or hU watermelons and can
taloupes, Wiiisat in U.MWA. Mr, J, T. llrodley
wrlttw frm Yoneallas Tho farniera hero are
nearly done thieshlng. Thoro U 'about tllty
thousand bushels of wheat stored hero at
Ycucutla, but none h eold as yet,
NKXT MICTIONS.
Tlio next Stale clec'tlmis take plneo Oi
tober '2d, In Iowa and Ohio, wlu'.o there
mv full State tickets to elect, Inclitdlng
tlio Legislatures. In the latter State,
thu Legislature oleuts a IMilted States
Semtor to hiuveed Stanley Mnttliew.
In (,',i,l tl" liiy, Is an elec
tion for iiiembera of tho Legtslaturo,
Au oxprovs tmin In HiihsIu, cnrrylnjr
(1,000,00(1 (it rmibliw, litis tiltoi;ot!ior tils
uppoaivil, without loiivlni tlio slightest
traooH nHimUtiK tvcluo us to what has be
cotuo of It.
Medal and Diploma-
From tho Albany Democrat, of last week
wo tako this:
C. P. liurkhart, proprietor of Burkhart's
experimental grain firm, near this, has Just
recolved a bronze medal, forwarded to nlm
for tho host display or whoat tit tho Interna
tional oxposltlon last year. A diploma has
also boon awarded him for his display or
gnain, which, with other diplomas given to
Oregon mon, have bien uont to A.J. Duftir
for distribution, unci hss not yet bJcn re
colved by Mr V His display of guiln wps
very uno, unci oomoi io uuraoi muru mieu
tlon than anything else from the Pwlflo
M'opa. ilo had on exposition twonty-thrco
vailetles of winter wheat, kovuii of oalij,
tnrco of barley and three of ryo. One peck
orr.ncti wasiiispinycci in n smau upon uki
behind wjilch sat a .hetror tho same variety.
This would show tho grain ilurif, and tho
hofghtand quality oflho straw. Mr. Dufur,
In nrranglng tho display, put a hag oflho
largo Ooose (or Maccarotn) whoat In front of
a shear ofrvo which moasurod nlno loot and
a hair in height, mid ho says It was very
amusing to hear tho common mndo upon
"that wonderful ryo from Orogon" by tho
people of tho eastern statos. This display
from Linn county accomplished more for
Orogou, porhaps, than all tho prlntod docu
ments which havo horoloforo boen circulat
ed In tho east, and Mr. Burkhart la ontltlcd
to tho credit.
TffE fllAKETS'
Tho Wheat Market.
Furopcan advices up to tho present wook(
whloh will bo found in this Issuo, aro favor
ablo tor tho conthmanco or a brisk demand
and tho malntonanco of good prices. This
roport is inoro Impor'-.nt hocauso at tho
prosont tlmo tho Kngllsh and Furopean har
vests aro so nearly finlsned ns toonablo
thoso Interested to form a nearly correct
opinion of tho results and to prcdlcato opin
ion or tho dotloloncy to bo suppliod as well
ns oflho surplus that other counti Its may bo
ablo to supply.
Wo fcol moro cortaln than beforo that wo
shall havo good prices for wheat through tho
wholosoason, and It Is not Improbablo that
next spring may hco a (lurry In tho whoat
markot again that will bring high prices.
Tho various causes that oporato lu favor of
high prlco.'i through tho year may bo thus
enumerated: 1st, tlio Ituspo-Turkishcontost
is to be prolonged and must affect tho wheat
markot moro another year than tho prcsont
one; 2d, thoro Is an actual deficiency In Knit.
llsli and continental harvests, added to
which tlio Kngllsh crop Is heavily damaged
by storms that havo Injured tho wheat;
Mil, tho stores or wheat woro very nearly ex
hausted whou tho harvest commenced,
whllo usimlly n groat amount of wheat is
held over from ono harvoit to nnothor. It
was last summer tho cnio with all othor
nations, as with us, that tho oxcikiIvo prlco
called out tho last bimliul tho producer had
to spro,aud tho stocks in warehouse woro
closely mod up; Ith, frolghlH rrom tho Co
lumbia river rulo romarkably low this fall
and will probably coutlnun o, ns ships aro
cbartorod to como horo from Han Francisco
iitX2 15ito ,C2 17s Ud per ton, which Is as
low ns wo could possibly expect.
With all thoso facts in our favor wo can
reasonably suppose that wo havo a sao mar
kot, oven though wo havo had a docllno
hlnco last work, Portland oIVoih being $2 per
cental, and Haleni figures f 1 0j per bushel
Instead or ft. 073a.
Wo need not antlelpato nny very Bcrlous
llueluatloiiH of prlco for tho nexttwo months.
Our harvoU vm nearly gntherod a week ago,
and tho rain previous to that tlmo had ren
dered soiiio wheat that was exposed to tho
weather immerohaiitablo, and tho Kovero
rain that fell early tho prosont week must
liavodono groat damngo to whoat uncut or
In tho fehocks, and will bo very diaastioua If
It eouiitlnues. Tho 'rrsont month has boon
ono ortho most rainy Septembers or which
we havo any rocollectlon.
Thoro was llttlo, lr any, grain grown la
this valley that could not have been cut
threoweoks ago, and our farmors cannot
complain oT want of good weather up to that
time, and slnco that, but must lay tho fault
or their losses to tho want of machinery suf
llelent to complete tho harvest in good'tlme.
Many waited for headers until they were
losers by tho delay, and wo know ono farm
er whoso grain was stacked Uve weeks
while ho waited for a thresher. Thoro aro
many of them riA-tunato to escape us well as
thoy havo and will learn at least, In tho
fiituie, to havo their grain woll stacked as
pircaiitlou against bad weather.
We learn of u great deal of wheat badly
damaged In this county, boiiio men Iwlng
largo losers, and tho worst luok bofalllng
men who do not own iiuuhlnos and depend
ed on hiring tholr grain cut ami tlmshed.
San Francisco prices have been depressed
by so much good milling whoat being re
ceived from Oregon, moro than was needed
to meet tho demands for homo rinsumntlon.
The worst feature oftho Kngllsh market la
that thero Is a groiter decline lu conneotlon
with orders f.ir Hooting cargoes on this coast
than tor wliott on tho spot, t-howlngthat
speculation Is not confident oflho future of
the whoat market.
8.u Kranelsno, Sept. '.'5. Tho JMMin, In
itseommoreUI column today shvs: "There
has reomitly been more stir lu tho wheat
market than at any previous time this seas
on. Forwarding havo boon larger and load
ing or ships mon active. Up to last Satur
day night, deliveries fer tho oason wero L
t$.1,00i) centals besides '."VM. 000 qra. Hour. It
N true tho quantity is not a third of what It
was lor tho nsuio time last year, but tho crop
Is not over half as large. Somonf the recent
activity Is due to concessions in freights."
Mr. Jaiiu a Calrd, la h's annual letter to tho
Loudon Whim oa tho prospect of thoi wheat
crop In Kiigliud.tst'mateti tho detlcieney at
83,000,000 I ua'iils, a I irgn poitloa of whloh,
In tho preeut stato of Kurot'o, mivt como
fioui this country, Ilo wj: ' Wo mint,
therefore, look to Amerlcx for a considerable
IneretksH even on her urest einirts of Ho
last lour years, and, If tho wsr la Turkey
coatiiiut'H, tho vast resource of tho Unltcil
States and ranad will, Indeed, b soverly
taxed to make good tho wautsoflhU coun
try ami Wtwiern Futopo."
European Groin Market,
London, ent. 25. Tho Mark Lane i.
prtst Mjra tho condition of wheat Is general
ly bad. In tho north many samples aro
selling as low as 404 and oyon less. As tho
damp woathor comes on, tho condition of
Kngllsh whoat will render it almost unlit Tor
me, and n largo proportion unsaleable till
Hpring. Prospects or noxt crop aro not fa
vorable It now seems nrobablo wo shall
receive from India this year only half what
wooxpoctod; from Fgypt also tho shipments
aro on n lossoxtonded scalo and scorn llkoly
not to equal expectations. Ilussla continues
tohhlpinhly but not largely, as predicted.
Shipments irom Amcrlcvaio liberal, but net
oxeo.U'ivo. Whether thoy will become larg
er In tho next few mouth?, remains to do
neen, but thero Is no lonser tho pressure to
toll whloh there was under tho Hrst beltet of
mi enormous crop, 'iho truth of tho matter
Is, tlio largo surplus of th& American crop
this year btiriuM to bo moro clearly under
stood. It limy bo admitted that thero Is a
Hirpltm of 1011,000,000 bushels, yet with tho
unprecedented exhaustion of Mocks through
out tho S .tcs, tho usual exports to othor
ports, a larger export to the continent, tho
present modora'i pricos, and tho dlsiiositiou
that growers will naturally feel to hold ovor
such Uno quality at such prices, It is not like
ly tho export to Great Britain this year will
exceed that of somo formor years unloss
prices should advanco and oiler an Induce
ment to growors to soil moro froely.
The Salem Markets.
Whoat Is bringing gl.Og per bushel; oats
47Kc; potatoes, 37c; onions, $1.00; tomatoes,
50c; apples, 37Jo; poars, 50c; boans,33Jo
per lb; sun-dried apples, OMe; plums, 10
iKtto por id; rresn rou nutter, uts'iio per id;
eggs, L'2M25o per doz. Fresh roll buttor Is
abundant and probably will remain so dur
ing tho fall as tho rains will lmprovo tho pas
tures, bosldos which thoro Is a groat amount
of naokod butter through tho country.
Ilav and mill food rnto as In our last Isauo.
-or-
Shorthorns, Devons,
and Holsteins.
Wo aro requested to glvo notlco that a Joint
sale will bo held at tho Stato Fair, at tho
tlmo clsowhoro advertised, or thoroughbred
cattlo owned by G. W. Dlmlck and B. K.
Stownrt and Sons, of Yamhill, consisting or
short-horns and Uolstelns, In addition to tho
Short-Horns and D.ivons advortlstd olso
whoro by Mr. (J. W. Dlmlck.
Tho ntosk belonging to 11. K.Stowartcc
Sons consists or about twolvo head or very
oholco cowa and holfors. Thn Short-Horns
havo been bred to Mr. S. O. Heed's flno
Short-Horn Bull. "Bed Boan Governor."
Tills will bo a lino chance for stnukralses
to secure good animals of ttiodifTeront breeds
referred to and no doubt many will como
prepared to tako ndvantago or It.
Visiting Cards.
30
Ca'iln wIlli any namo neatly irlntoil t hereon
JiMit to any aildret upon reci Ipt of US ilcnts,
IUU H CVIIfc BIIIIIIU. AUIiri'PI1,
W. J Ci.aiiri;. Salem. Ortron.
For Sale.
1 (l A (nT?T?C OK hNf. ono half rollo
tu j..jjlmJLJkj irom tuo rlf
Ilia OrcL-nn Clly roe), vrlth a IIUU-i: viul IIAKN .and
a irntu! WKLt.-3'j'ncnn In tlmotliv. two noroK nliiw.
1 ind neverMllns t(Hk wlw. TKIlMS-llftlf
cti, ami tho balance! on rcatonalitu tlm
mnllma " .lt)ll N V
HV1TII.
Cheap City Property.
Ihavi: koii ri,k DKain.vnr.K city
I'mpoily on cay terms uitil at ttiu lollowlni;
rjmnrl;nt)ly low nito :
1 1Ioiiu ami lot for i'J.nn; worth C'.VKlo.
1 iioiihoiiiiiI lot mr ?.,M): wnrtli jiko.
1 lleiinoHiul lilnck for'i,8iVI; wurtli tXKn).
I lloiiko unit two lot fur t'l.fl; woiili JI.C00.
1 Homo a ml lot for fn.'jOO; worth $'. 000.
The liost liaroal'ii ever offered In Salem.
The iiIhivh pripeny Is oiri-rod so olieap becauto
tin' ownci" ii'nl coin or Its uiulvi.lint.
For furl lie r pNrilculiir ennuiro or
MILKS M. Mir.r.V.lt,
sxpllint Hulom (Ins W'orl:-.
i
NEW GOODS.
Mammoth & Turn-Table Apple-Parors,
Fletcher Po.st-IIolo Augers,
Alcat-Cutters and StuUers,
Blacksmith Brills,
Tiro-Bondors and Up-Sottors.
PruniDg-Saws, Knives, and
NORTIIUUJP &r
THOMPSON,
WlienAI.I AND ItSTAILlJ(kLEIU IM
Hardware, Iron, Steel, &
Wagon hPil CarriaKo Material
UK M.h KINDS.
420 X 131 Front St., lOKTLAKIO.
Oldest House in the Trade.
J. IJ. CONGLE,
MANUl'ACTUItKU.
WholMalo and Retail Doalor lu nil kinds or
SADDLES,
iiuiii.i:v,
- WHIPS
'Lashes, Trunks
Xo. "ja Front Street,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
A1m, kef rontt.totly on hand a larj; axortmeot of
Xj3E3u9lb37."E3C3E33F1.
AND SADDLERY HARUWARE.
"Salt AroiU In Oreon Tor tlio Carbollsod
Hose, at Svn KruiuiUen prices,
with Freight added.
Kopalrlut; I'rtimptly tftrmlctl to
FLDHHSR FEU1TMYERS.
I?roinitii)iM:
My
t'lo. I
Muiiprv. of Kmtt itrl.U br ilw
ten
I'llOfKHS'' f nve eoanit each l b ilcliwiW to
mo lu Km I'ortltud, In time lor tbe Oregon Bute
ru of 1S7T.
1st 1'RKMIVX 910. 2d l'RKMU'M $20.
3d 1'renluRi 919. tthfreiuluBi $5.
ftT" Thett Hamplc will be exhlUteJ at tho T!r
marked with owner ntme.
i'iir.Tiniu
Harness
Plows!
FRANK BROS.
Buford GangA
fefe.v -is.
Dlack Hawk sng,pS'T
SULKY L94fe
'mmtjm:
Champion Browne " Sulky,
(Never been beaten In tuo flc'.d.l
THE LA BELLE WAGON,
Champion Fan Mill, Pacific Cider Mill, and
Tho MoSherry Grain Drill and Broadcast Seeder.
THK MOST COMPLETE LINE OV
PLOWS, . HARROWS, DRILLS, AND
Other Agricultural implements in the Market.
llEtORE PURC1TASTXG, CALL ON
inrflTi ig BrotHers d& Oo-,
104 and 108 Front Street, - - - PORTLAND, OR.
WHEN YOU WANT TO PAINT,
.USE
AVERILL PAINT.
It is prepared ready for Immediate use, and or
ALL DKSIRA2LE COLORS AND PURIZ WSiETE.
It Is easy to npply, and It will
For durability, lieauty, and
"l7,Eca?zE3:C3XJ(!37!
For sale In any
WEATHERF8M
....DEALEKS IN.
DRUGS, PAINTS, 03LS, AND PERFUMERY.
SALEM.
W.WCATUKIirOttS.
I. W. WBATIIEUZOUD.
Weatherford & Oo..
WboletMo and ItctallDcilcri'ln
DRUGS, PAIIfl,
OILS, CLASS,
Patent Medicines.
CHEMICALS.
E o dc ru ra o at "sr
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., eto.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS,
For Medicinal parpotot.
Mediolnes Compounded, and
Fresoriptions Filled.
Weatherford & Co.,
FcStf Commercial street. HAIiKKI.
Llttlo Oimit
GRUBBINa MACHINE.
We wish to Inform thn pooplo of Oiokoii
that wo havo purohosed tho putont of "Tlio
ItlttlaGlnnt GrubblnK Maotilnu," and that
wo ore now prepared to mpply nny numbor
nf them at a very rewonablo prlco. Tho sub.
(olnnd toattmonfals of tho mi por lor qualities
of these machlnoa nud tholr .cotuparativo
oiieapnoss snouKi rccouiotiaMitneiii to all
those iloslrous orclenriuu otfland nt but tri
tllntr exnciuo, For further ptrllculnrH nppl v
to l'mnk Cooper or Wiu. Delauny, Halem, or
Albert Urlgga, Solo.
h'cio, Mnrch 10.h, 1377.
Thla Is certify that wo have used (,Tho Lit.
tlo UlantUrubuluir Mochlne" and found it
superior to anything of tho kind overuud
lu this part of the country:
Preston Muukors, Win Ireland,
Henry Isley, J S Morris,
A mvls, J 11 Irvlno
Kltaldwln. llKnrliiM.
Houry T Haro.
Wo tho underdznod havo soen "tho Llttlo
Glaut Grnbblnj: Mpohlne" work and oau
assure the publlothat ttla the best midline
of tho kind wo havo over fpn worklnt;.
M Aloxandor, O W Hamilton,
J O Johnson, Peter Smith.
J M Drown, Win H MoKutabt,
P Dllyeu.
D P X'ason.
J?cio, May 23th 1S77.
P. O. aULLXVASi',
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OrElU HOUSK, SALEM.
K. comer, at head of itatw. fcijj
8.
TIPI.K,
MlflT-fll'W. UC''1I vmxu
-M.1 I
ft Qt C O. 1). fllP .Tlinln.llnn all t..... ...l
51'; tawW; Wrlijorcitaloiuer-AdiM
UrcM W ealern una Works. Mtubuijr, P,
Plows!
CO.
Iron and Wood
Beam Single
FLOWS.
ntoM
S-incIi (o 16-itfc!i.
'VisS
THE.,
not crack, peel or dialk off,
lirllilancy ol color It Is
jSl X3XVj3lXj.
quantity by
OREGON.
iuay2tf
Carminative
For Diarrlicea and Dysontery uso nr.
Jnyno'M Carminative Ilnl.imn. Ah
cliangoa of cllnmto or water, nnd iii
illscrotloiiH In eating oftou prodiioo
thosocompla!r)ts,travolorsnndotl)ors
Bhould always kcop n bottlo of this
remedy by thorn. It novor falls to
Biibduo tho most violent attacks,
nnd It Is equally scrvlccablo for
Crampa In tho Stomach or Dowels,
Griping Pains, Ac.
For Cholera Morbus, Cliolnra In
fantum ami ColIC USO Dr. Jnyno'M
Carminative Ilnloam. Ifromovci
nil Boronoss of tho nhdomcu, nlloys
tho irritation and calms tho action
of tho Stomach. It may always bo
rolled on to glvo immcdlato rollof,
and bosldos being effectual, Is a
pleasant nnd safe remedy, easily ad
nilnlstored to children.
For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel
Affections uso promptly Br.
Jayno'a CnrmlnatUo Balaam. It
chocks tho Diarrhoea, suppresses tho
Cramps which gonorally accompany
nttacks of Cholorn, and conquora
tho dlseaso In Its Inclploney. It lias
frequently boon administered lu
neighborhoods whoro tho Cholera
has boen raging epidemically, nnd it
lias seldom failed to glvo" liuuiodinto
and permanent rollof. Tho Carmin
ative has maintained Its reputation,
ns n Curative for nearly forty years,
Is equally effectlvo in nil laYtiulej,
and as a Standard Household P.omo
dy, should bo kept in overy family.
T. A. DAVIS Jb CO..JVho!ojslo Asents. Portland
0r2on nr.llaj
The Light-draught Steamer
CITY OF SALEM
Wilt LEAVE PACiriO WlUCF,
Portland, for Salem,
and Intsnacdtato Poh.ts,
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
At 0 o'clock A. M.
The Light (Irani: lit Stcnmer
OHXO
Will raako Trip to tho upper River.
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