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WILLAMETTE FAKMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, JANUARY 27, 1882
ITEMS BY TELEGRAII.
gen. Gsribaldi has left Ciprera fur Pun
bo. Ml freight linos from Boston advanced rates
I the 22d.
Lieut. Danenliauer's party left Jakutsk on
I btti inst.
Tro cases of smallpox are reported in Buena
lit. Uolorado.
Gen. SiUs Casey, U. S. A., died at Brook'
i on the via.
Bolivia recognizes Cali'eron's government
I rem
The Austrian border troubles are steadily
easing,
The Panama cal is 'said to be progressing
rorably.
Doe Iowa legislature proposes so Stop rail'
is issuinz tree passe.
IThere is considerable immigration into
estern Texas from California.
ITwo thousand delegates attended the Bel
t convention ot tenant farmers.
I Anna Dickinson made her debut as Hamlet
I Rochester. Critics are nut enthusiastic,
The chamber of deputies at Rome has
lopted the reform bill as amended by the
nnate.
IBurlington Smith, American vice consul at
tistol, England, died suddenly ot Heart ttis.
se, Saturday.
ftuiteau's address to the jury was compara.
(rely short. He claimed the Weity prompted
! murder.
The Indian bill prepared by becretary
Irkwood is an attempt to make the biwashes
Uf.supporting.
'Disorders are prevalent at Damietta, Egypt,
I conseauejeo ot the Hostilities 01 soiuiers
nd Musselmans against Christians.
I Childers. Enulish secretary of state for the
rr department, says the government intends
pursue unuiuuiiiiiKiy na inui fjuuvjr.
1 Henrv E. Rockwell. Secretary of the
fruited States fish commission, dropped dead
J his residence in Washington on the li.J;
71.
The Senate pension lommissionunanimously
Creed to report a bill granting Mrs. Linci 1 1
15,000 cash, available money, aud increasing
er pensioo to jo.uuu per annum.
6 The sub-committee of the House committee
I territories will report favorably to the full
rtmmittee a bill nrovidins for the establish-
bent of the territory of North Dakota.
Seven "business buildings and Block's
racker factory have burned at Atlanta, Ua.
oss. 500.000. partly insured, ino loss is
livided among several parties in small
nouuts.
Telegrams from Marseilles state that the
.11... ...Vi.nl. nnhtMttll W.llfAf. T'llWoll ... Id,
om Enizland on the 10th of December last
pas been found, together with the dead body
n roweil, in ine sierra rcaroso.
The government prosecution officers who
lave been preparing information in star route
so have nearly completed the work, and
e only awaiting the termination ot the
uiteau trial to bring the matter before the
and jury. t
On the 21st a party of young men from
itockton on a hunting expedition got drunk
a Caraguaro's store at Commanche, and
urine a row one of them, Charles Brannock,
u shot and probably fatally wounded. All
irties are arrested.
The sab-committee of the House committee
i territories heard the arguments of dele
tes now in the city from uaKota territory
i suDDort ot the bill providing for the estab
ihment of the territory of North Dakota and
roviding a temporary government therefor,
The body of a man named Jackson, night
atchman at tne railroad depot, was found on
le 22d at Seattle under the compiny's wharf.
e had evidently fallen overboard during the
ight while in the discharge of his duty, and
rowned. His age was forty. He leaves a
Ife.
Moonev. sentenced to be hung in Malad
Idaho, for the murder of the freight agent of
be Utah and Northern railioad at Franklin,
i been reprieved. His attorney appealed to
the supreme court, and the indignation is so
great that tney talk oi lyncning me legal gen
tleman.
) The Chicago Tribune, which has been par
ticularly interested in the anti-Mormon meet
ing, to be held here Monday, has two columns
of responses this morning from all parts of
tne country, snowing mat mere is a strung'
Sympathy with tie movement, and that in
all large cities similar meetings will be held.
' A superintendent of one of tho three street
tear lines in unicago, says, judging irom xne
jj increase in travel in his division, thepopula
Etionof the city has increased 126,000 souls
t since the census of 1880 was taken, and ac
1 cording to the statistics of travel showed it
i now to do auout oj'),wu.
j J. I. Kaiser, 21 years old, who witnessed a j
r recent hanging at St. Louis, became insane in
consequence, and while in an asylum, by per.
! unity in hif family, and the effect of the exe-J
i - t.: I- :j 1 . j:. . 1
"CUMOn OD aim is uuusiucrsu CAfcrauruiiiaiy,
A German farmer named August Johan-
mver. living near Rockville, on the Missouri,
FKansas and Texas railroad, about 76 miles
(oath of Sedalia. Mo,, has been arrested,
'charged with atternptingto derail and wreck
'the special train upon wfich Jay Gould and
party were passing north towards Sedalia.
Thu man Haul his stock was killed bv the
trains, and that his attempt to wreck the
' train was for revenge.
Vice President Huntington, of the Central
Pacific, is oegotiatingjrith the Union Pacific
company for joint construction of a line from
Mohave on the Southern Pacific railroad in
California, northeast to a junction with the
Utah Southern branch of the Union Pacific in
southwestern Utah, This would give the
Union Pacific system a direct outlet to South
era California, and by way ot the California
Southern railroad to the port ot Ban uiego.
' John Keenan. light-weight prize fighter.
who, it is 'said, challenged all California, bat
could not get an engagement, is in Philadel
phia, and says he is ready to meet any man oN
fail weight in tne country, mere are six
light-weight stars in the city now, and it is
pOBWulG uis cuaiieugc wui uc e;i;c,wu.
Enoch Pratt, president of the National
Farmers' and Planters' Bank, of Baltimore,
'' has formally proposed to the mayor and City
Council, to establish and endow a free circu-
" latin? library for the benefit of the city at a
coat of 1 1.000.000. provided the city will
rant and create annually a Eou.UOO fund for
support and maintenance of tne library, j
A Calcutta dispatch says: It seems certain
,t tne ameer baa executed Mahomed Jana
I several other state prisoners. I he plan
toe recently discovered plot against tne
vcrnment in Nepaul was to .throw a bomb'
to the room where the ministers were as
sembled and to cat down those attempting to
escape- 1
Mary Cabill, of Newton, died recently,
leaving an estate valued at $100,000. By her
will, made in 1879, she distributes the prop
erty to several heirs at law, residing in San
Francisco and Xw York. She subsequently
made a codocil revoking nearly all the be
quest in the original win. sue matter win
O tne court iur seiiiemcui.
IT MS BY -TELEGRIPI1.
Hon. Charles N. Potter died on the 23d at
New York.
Smallpox is causing much excitement at
Omaha.
The windstorm of the 22d at Boston con
tinues very furious. "
A case of varioloid at Amherst College
causes excitement.
Uen. Garribaldi is helplcs at Naples, and
was conveyed ashore in a litter.
Secretary Folger say he has no intention
of going on the supreme bench.
Seventy thousand clajms for fixing fair rent
aro listed in the land courts of Ireland.
Tho deaths irom smallpox at Philadelphia
for the week ending the 23d, are 23, an in
crease of 14.
Tho bark Quiney, from Havana to Balti
more, sank last v. cek near Hattcrao Inlet and
eight lives were lost.
The Canadian Press Association is urging
tho government to take steps to abolish post
age on newspapers.
Mormon money and spies are said to be
working among the congressmen at Washing
ton. The police have confiscated a nu'nber of
London Punch in conequ.-nco of a cartoou
bearing on the recent imperial rescript.
The court denied the motion for a new trial
in the civil suit brought by tho government
aj;ninst Benj. B. Wiley, star route contractor.
England and France have ariivt-d at a cum
plete understanding iu regard tu their collect
ive action, and will soon inform the porte.
The circulafi m of the standard silver dot"
lar fur tne week ending January 18, 1882, was
1)9.970, against 108,488, for the corresponding
period of 1881.
A speciil from New York says : Detectives
havo arrested Charles Baxter, jn Jersey City,
for robbing his partner in the manufacture of
ducks, o'. $2,000.
At 12 o'clock on tho 21st, Parker, night
clerk at the St. George Hotel, Dallas, was ap
proached by a guest namnd Little with a re
volver, and ordered to throw up his hands,
Parker seized the rovoh cr and killed Little.
Senator Pugh will introduce a bill making
it a criminal offence for any persons to got up
similated electoral returns, i'ugh'a object is
to simplify the piesidential electoral retari s
by excluding all matters which tend to create
side issues.
Bismarck has replied t i tho Turkish note
relative to the joint action of England and
France in Egypt, that the pnrto will do well
to aw.iit the explanation, as asked from those
powers beforo taking action.
Last Friday John Davis, a farmer at San
Pablo, got into an altercation with his son
Prank, during which the old man was knocked
down and kicked in the head, receiving inju
ries from which he died. Frank, n ho i3 a
bad character, was arrested.
Gen. Menabria, Italian ambassador at Lon
don, has received positive instructions not to
uphold the Egyptian policy of England and
Fiance. Italy holds that if armed interven
tion in Egypt becomes inevitable it should be
effected by Turiush troops.
A correspon lent of the Manchester Guar
dian savs there is ground for supposition in
spita of denial sent by the British embassy at
Constantinople that arrangements have been
ma le by which in certain contingencies Brit
ish and French men-of-war would occupy Port
Said and Alexandria.
STATE NEWS.
Silverton is to have a new two-story town
hall.
Cheyenne cattle men have arrived at
Heppiur.
P. Butt, of Jacksonville, has an orange
treo in full bloom.
Coyotes aro very destructive to sheep in
Josephine county.
Dan Patterson, says the Baker City Demo
crat, offers to bet SOO that he can spend five
minutes in each of the four corners of the
cage in which the California lion is confined,
and ill not sustain a scratch or injure the
animal, He will also bet the same amount
that no other man can repeat the perform
ance. John Spcrry, says the Eatt Oregonian, has
reached homo after a trip of several weeks to
Long creek in Grant county. He says the
S rejected road from Pendleton to Canyon
ity, via Long creek, is altogether practica
ble, and much less expansive than was at first
thought. The route would cross the North
Fork of John Day's at the mouth of Desola
tion creek.
A few days ago, says the Milton corre
spondent of the Weston Leader, a Chinaman
earned home some clothes that ho had washed
for Mrs. Towers, but did not take home all.
So she told him that she would not pay him
until he brought them alt home. He then
drew a pistol and said he would shoot her.
Without losing her presence of mind she
Eicked up a broom (a woman's weapon) and
eat him until he was glad to retreat.
FOREST GKOVF. NOTES.
Our correspondent, Juxt. writing from the
Grove, under date of January 23d, sends the
following items :
Prayer meeting at the Congregational
Church every night during the last three
weeks.
Congregational Sunday School numbers 148
scholars and teaceers.
A step-daughter of Mr. Hyde, one of our
merchants, died yesterday morning of diph
theria. Another member of his family is
afflicted with the dread disease.
J. T. Wballey, one of the' celestial shep
herds in the employ of the O. R. & N. Co..
laid aside his crook last week for a brief visit
to the Grove.
The "Ladies' So:iety'' . f the M E. Church
gave a sapper at the town hall on the evening
of the 21st inst. A very pleasant time was
experienced, with fair receipts.
The Oregonian was rather "off" in saying
that Mr. Uray, tne gentleman wno Dougnt ine
Hines farm, adjoining this city, is from the
East. Mr. Gray is from Cowlitz county, W,
T a staunch Democrat, a solid, reliable man,
and a desirable accession to a community.
We call special attention to the notices of
Mr. John B. Garrison, whose sewing maohine
store has become one of the institutions of
Oregon. There are ten of the best standard
sewing machines to select from, and our
patrons will nna air. uarnson a perfectly re
liable gentleman.
Steamboat Collision, On Sunday the
steamers Salem and Traveler came together
near Multnomah falls, in the Columbia river,
in which the Salem was slightly damaged.
lhe captain of the Traveler said that he gave.
the proper signals anil sioppea me cugiucs,
but the Salem continued to approach. The
latter boat had a barge in tow, which the
Traveler it rock, twisting it around. The
blame seems to rest on the captain of the
Salem.
Just received ex steamer Oregon, a new
supply of Crown sawing machines of superb
styles at Garrison's Sewibg Machine Store,
187 Third street. tf
Marble Work.
We have beforo alludrd to tho fact that J.
A. McD inald, of Salem, has reduced the cost
ot marble work so that tablets, monuments
and stone work of all kinds, for cemetery lots,
are brought within reach of persons ot ordi
nary means, while heretofore the public has
paid a great profit on all such work
to those who were in that lino without
competition. Mr. McDonald has lately fin
ished a three inch slab to the memory ot Mrs.
Sarah Lee, wife of Rev. Nicholas Lee and
mother of Hon. J. D. Lee, of Dallas, also a
fine tablet of gothic ttylr, heavily molded with
Biblo in bas-relief on fa:e, fur the late M. P.
Armbuster, the young clerk with J. M. Bo
senburg & Co., who was drowned last July.
Besides these, Mr. McDonald has erected a
very elegant stone w all aronnd the burial lot
of Mr. S. A. Clarke in the cemetery south of
Salem, and a very beautiful design in orna
mental gothic, with panelled face and boquet
and scroll, ns a unique and appropriate tablet
t this memory of Mrs. W. J. Dyer, daughter of
Mr. Clarke, with other w nrk in the best Ital
ian marble, which will be exhibited for a short
time at the shop of Mr. McD. uald. near the
bridge and freight depot in Salem. The old
antiquated styles of work that have been in
vogue make our Oregon cemeteries ery mon
otinous, and we are glad to know that first
class work with modern designs are furnished
at even lets cost than paid iu the pist. Mr.
McDonald evidently aims to make progress
with the ago and deserves a generous support.
Garrison is a public benefaator, because he
Hll Latin., niwinrf mnnliinpR for Iras moncv
than has ever been done in Oregon before, tf
SllirrlMS NOTE!.
British ship City Camp, 1,020 tons, Morri
sey, master, cleared for Quecnstjwn with
31,909 bushels wheat.
British bark Lynton, 791 tons, Cameron,
master, cleared for Queeustown with 28,075
bushels wheat.
Biitishbark Carnegie, 1,077 tons, Nisbrtt,
master, cleared fnr Queeustown with 30.744
bushels of wheat.
British bark Goodwond, C69 tons, Tudor,
master, arrived yesterday from Montevideo m
ballast.
British bark Scotia, 799 tons. Steel master,
arrived yeEterday from Montevideo in bal
last. British ship Sterlingshire, 1,104 tons, Alex
ander, master, cleared yesterday for Liverpool
with 8,400 bbls flour.
British bark Bellona, 1,164 tons, Warren,
inater, cleared yesterday for Queenstowu or
Falmouth with 33,200 bushels w heat.
Jtevr Home gewlug Machine.
A large shipment just received at Garri
son's Sewing Machine Store, 167 Third
strent. tf
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Hide from drape Cream Tirur. No other prep"
tlon makes such light, flaky hot breads, or luiorto
pastry. Can be eaten by Dyspeptics without fear
the ills resulting from heavy lndlgeitlble food. So
only In cans, by all Grocers.
UU1AU Ani.u t viiwbn vv -. a v..
NEW FALL GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. F. D. WRINKLE & COS
NEW
Silks, Satins and Velvets.
NEW
Black and Colored Cashmeres,
NEW
Plaids, Plain and Fancy Dress
uooos,
NEW
Rachings,Laces,Scarfs,Rlbboas
NEW
Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Etc.
NEW
Cloaks, Dolmans, Ulsters.
A FULL LINE OF
Domestic and House Fur
nishing Goods.
A Complete 8tock of
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
AU of the roods sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Bauaple ftemt free ApptleaiUn.
J. F. D. WWNKLE & CO.,
Ml mttT BTBEET, CO. NALMOV,
rsrtUBd, -
. USE ROSE PILLS.
W rffROYALHSflf Ji
THE AMERICAN BARB FENCE,
The Handsomest. Stlffest. and Most Durable. No Rust. No Decay. Secure against Fire. Flood and Wind.
It Is the only Barbed V Ire that will prevent tnull animals, such tu rabbtto, hires p'Ki vtrt cats, etc., from pacing through, under or orer It, the
tho barbs are so near each other.
The Barb, being triangular-shipcd, like the teeth of a saw, and close together, there ts no cruelty to animal, as they cannot pierce the hide; they only
prick, which la all that is ever nectssary, m no anlmil will go near a Birb Ftnco twloo
An the Wlrcl not bent or tnittril. 1U tcnsible strength Ismuchgriatcr than the wire in all other DarbedWiro Fence, as they are all made of twUUd
or bent n ire.
Hrjit or cold can not ntfert the American Burb Tcnee as It can bo alloned to sag when put up, enough to cocr contraction and expansion, be
cause It Is a'continus Barb and cannot ollp through the etaplis one Inch. luch panel of fence takei cure of Itself.
The Barbs cannot be displaced or rubbed off, and aro nttpoumloO on and indented into tho ulro to ho'd them In plactas in other Birb Wire, thereby d
creasing the strength of the lro. Tho Barbs aro short and brood at the base, uhtro sticngth ts required.
Tho Pnlntcit welglia a pound to the rod io tint the purchaser known exutly lion upich fencing he is getting. Oulvan(zcd neighs slightly more.
PACIFIC NURSERY.
RALEM, ORF.GOV.
Prettyman & Potter,
General Nursery Stock.
APPLES, PEARS, CIIERUIEt),
PLl'M, pKl'ftES, PEACHES,
INE8 AID SMALL FBI IK,
SHADE AND Ml TREKS.
Ever thing propagated and grown w Ith tare ami at
tentlon paid to proptr Ukltnr up, packing and ship
ping. Give us a tall, or add rets at Salem for descriptive
Catalogue. jan20.
PENSIONS
Secured. Also Bounty, Back-pay, Increase of Pensions
New ani Honorable Discharge?, Patents, etc Thou
sands entitled. New Laws. ?ow Is the time! Do not
delay! Soldiers, Widows, Children, Parents, Brother
and Sisters entitled. llae jour claim InvestAud.
Apply at once. Send two stamps for blanks ana in
structlons, complete, to
JENKINS A. FITZGERALD,
U. S. pLAIM AND PAfrT AjTOkNBT,
decO 2m P. O. Box 524, Washington, D. C
NEW GOODS!
We are now opening
Our JFall Impotutlons
OF '
Dry & Furnishing Goods
Which consists of the Lsrgest Stock e
havs ever offered.
We call attention to our new
Cloaks,
Dress G'ds,
Flannels,
JilanhetSf
Hosiery,
Undenvcar
Ulsters,
Shawls,
Curtains.
Linens,
Lfomestics, vorsets,
Silks, Gloves,
Plushes, Jllbbons,
Velvets, jsancywas
Gent's Furnishing G o lt
OLDS & KINO,
No. 186 First Street,
oct2S-tl
A VAU ABLE BEftOl RCE FOR TBU
SICK.
Among the many resources which medical skill has
made available lor the sick and debilitated
none ranks higher than
DR. WOOD'S
XalVEB REGULATOR,
A comprehensive remedfor Liver Complaint, Dyspep
sia, Constipation, Chills and Fever, Debility, .Venom
ness. Hick Head, and other ailments attribuUMe to
Lllliousness. Awonjr Iu ingredients are Mandrake,
Dandelion, Butternut, Black Koot, liotliane, Hitter
Koot, Caliaaja, 8eet FUg, Iniliau Hemp, Wanhoo,
Golden Seal, etc., etc.
The active blended properties of Uiew tegctable run
ediee constitute an alterative and general correct!) e of
the highest cUas, and endow it iui a preventive value
entitling It to the Ant rank as a medicinal sal eguar J
for fortifying the ijitem agalnut malarial and other
maladies which caue serious ditturbanie of the Liver.
It relaxes the towels w ithout griping; purifies the blood,
rareaU pain, spasms in the tide or shou'dcr tUJe, pur
dee a billou. breath and completely relleirs the man)
Indescribable symptoms which torment sufferers from
U tpepsia, II i er complaint and k Ulney trouble. 1 1 also
effectually remotes thoM nervous symptoms felt uhen
bile Is imperfectly scretd, or midirt ted
IIEDIMJTO.V k CO , Ban FranclKo, W lioloole AgeoU
for the Jacifle Coast.
t.ForSaIe Everywhere "U
Galvanized, Painted or Japanned.
110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, San Francisco,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL
SALEM, OREGON,
W. T. GRAY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
Manufacturers cf PlowSj Cultivators, Road-Scrapers, Etc
COOK, PARLOR, AND IIEATINO STOVES, '
Hollow Ware and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings,.
FARM MACHINERY
K-paired and built to order, at. reasonable rates. Also, all kinds of Machine work, Steam
Engines, Mill work and general n pairing done promptly to order.
Jan20
Save $20 n a Singer I
DOWN WITH MONOPOLY!
PRICES OP ALL MACHINES GREATLY REDUCED.
Although the PatcntsExpircd years ago, the old Jtlonopoly
Coiiipaiiie.s hold to their high price system, and defraud the peo
ple of their just share iu the benefits of the patents. They can
not aiiora to reduce pricss now, lor mey still continue tlicir ex
pensive plans of selling, making it cost the purchaser five or six
times the original cost, forcing them on the people whether
they wunt them or not. This entire arrangement is changed at
Forstner's anti-Monopoly Sewing Machine Depot
He sella the Genuine Chicago Singer, Wheeler & Wilson No. 8, the Domaxv
tic, Eldrldge, the Celebrated Darla, the Crown and New Home.
Be; Sure and See Us Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
B. FORSTNER'S GUN SHOP,
Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
rfl.P. H. Dcserlpllre ('atalamte and Price Uat sent by mall when requested
July 89 tl
THE NEWSILENT. NO
No Shuttle to Thread I
Makes the Lock Stitcht
Embroiders, Darns,
Mends, Letters,
and
makes Insertion.
Sews on Ituttons with
out any attachment.
Lightest running and most dm able Machines
in tho World.
One nf theso will Outwear aqy two Shuttle
Machines, and a child can manage it.
EVKItY ONE WHO TitlKS IT 18 DKLIOHTEK.
Husbanls who wish to savo doctor's bills and
their wives' health, buy it
Tbe best or all binds or Nrrdlrs and Oils
Always on band
HACIIINKH nEI'AIHED AND WOKK WAIIKANTED
Wheeler & Mil sou Munuf 'g Co.,
88 Morrison St., Portland.
CRAIC.E SHARP, Jr., Manager
Orders for the countty'fillcd promptly,
novs ly
Omcror Ukitt.o Wobrio),' Oi OrssATirs)
Moot d Siioi MisifACTisis. CcMtnvr, i
418 tUssrrBTEiiT, Ban Enniisco, Csl. j
Tbr Mens' and Hoys' Bools, Hoys',
Hisses' and Children's aboes, Man.
afitrtured by as for Messrs, rHtrTX
MAN A BKrKANCR, are all t'asl.ns
Made Expressly for Ibrsn, oal or
oar Best Material. We Warrant
Ee y Fair, r, Truly Yours,
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S
Boot aad Shoe Manfac'ir Co,
lUferriiiff to the stove, e Lh to.Utethst we
Lave a ery lire stock ot their good on luiuj.
PROTZMAN & DeFRANZE,
a. W.tor. Tblrd and AlilerMls , Opo, Ma.oule
Truiplr, nutt.u
-55a
O 1EL
J. M, IMTTKIIMON, Manager.
D. W. PRENTICE & CO.
Leading Music Dealers,
80I.K ACJKNTS POK THE
MATCHLESS
AUGUST PIANOS,
The Unrivaled
Esty Qrgans Lead tho World.
STERLING ORGANS,
Sheet Music mid Musical Mer
chnuise of nil Kinds.
14. Send for Catalogue,
I). W. PRENTICE & CO.,
101 First Street, Portland, Or.
WOOL BUYERS.
FRAZIER & SPERRY,
Wool Commission Merchants,
1EaTOINEOHUTIIE EAHMEI1H Of THE WIL
J lametUi Valley that they Mil be li the market
UiU tear lor buying ami sillny wool. They bars un
eo,tiall facilities fur traiiiactlnn and nttfotfatliur "ool
sales.
C'aab Advance, ui.de ou Approved Consign
ments, Their present addrus Is I'rndlelon, I'nsalllla
4'oii.ir, WrrKon, Office will be at 107 North front
strict, I'ortUnd, Orcifoii. J.n tl
II. CARPENTER, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
(Late of fjalem.)
OltUe up stairs, N, W. Corner of M and Uoirlaon St
IIIIITLAM), OIltOON,
Will practice In Portland ami surrounUliur country
aunl tf.
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