W'JJgf'-TYff'- '
"tJPSI "attNl
! ffffjwyjwiMi wuwy
Wt.BSTER'3 SMALL FEES.
fxiie Oront I-awyer Income Win L'nn-uiil.
17 j.imiieu liTcn i or ill Dnj.
finnnf onr corrosnnntlmitn Ima i,., .
. v. ...w.....j UUUJ1 pJ
L-lnnl-v no to fall in Willi n HtHn in.
li covered book, Hko thoso of bnuk doposit-!-ni-H.
whioh contaiiiR Dnnlnl tVniu'.i.
Pi nnfnnrnnli rocnrd of lilu lutml l-i.
I" This chronlolo fills 28 pages mid ox tends
f. nlittlo moro Minn from 18J13 to 18:j(l in-
' oIiiKivo. tiio mm entry, dated Septem
ber In the former year, is of $G0, and
tho Becond of $20, for retaining on tlio
Now Ilampshiro eirouit. Tho first fee of
it I. (100 wns nalil in Mnv. tfi!U . n tu.
I Brulgor- Services regarding Cilley 'swill
ft coininnnuuu ouu. j.no lotni auiouut for
P tho first year was footed up ns $18, 1-jo,
vitli tlio roinorK, sept. 22, 18111, thus
dono and conoludcil. "
A similar summing up appears at tho
oloso of each othor year. Tho second
total is $10,183.7 1; tho third is 31,.
703. Tho first entry of .$2,000 was in
1835, March 7; tlio llrht of $3,000 D-c.
7 in tho samo year. Tho last payment
nan 111 rostiect to FlnHilfi lmwl Tl.
, largest singlo honorarium was 7,500.
k, in x'oornnry oi mo ionrin ycarso.ono is
sot down as bestowed in a caso of Trinity
churoli, New York.
In turning over this rprmvl imuiii...
niotropolitau and oven provincial law
yers aro astonished that Webster, al
though 20 yoars in Boston, so under
valued his sorvices. Ho learned better
nt last. When Robert C. Winthrop
looked at tho earliest date, ho Miirt,
"That's ust tlio time that I was ending
my studies in Webster's oftlec, " and tho
ohirogrnphy led him to add that Web
stor iiovor vvroto a firm hand. Nobody
survoyod tho relio with moro interest
than Dr. O. W. Holmes. Among other
things ho said: "Had tho influx been
tonfold, Wobster's purro would hnvo re
mained oinpty still. Had its capacity
recoived liko tlio sea, whatover eulercd
thoro would h.iVo inn off liko water
from tho back of a duck." Now York
Post.
PROPHETIC VICTOR HUGO.
Ills fitartlliij- l'rrdlrtlou About Napoleon
III Cuinu True.
Tlio Duo do Moray, Napoleon's mouth
piece, actually wroto theso truly infa
mous werds: "If you arrest Victor
Hugo, do what you will with him."
It was soon after this, when Napolooii,
wading through blood, trampling upon
women and children, persecuting and
Biloncing nil that was hcbt in Franco,
confirming his throuo by bribory, cor
ruption, imprisonment, banishment and
wh.olcs.ilo murder it was at such a
moment, this adventurer having got
himself accepted by tlio courts 6f Europe
as tho rulor of tho French, that Victor
Hugo hurled against tho "Man of Do
comber" theso truly appalling but pro
photio werds:
"Let us not blay this man. Let us
keep him alive. A superb punishment!
Oh, if ono day ho might pass along tho
highway naked, bowed down, trembling
as tho grass trembles at tho wind, under
tho execration of tho wholo human racol
People, Btand aside! Tho man is marked
with a sign! Lot Cain pass. Ho belongs
to God."
An oyowitucss described to mo Na
poleon III as ho appeared on tho oven
ing beforo Sedan an old, bowod down
looking man, stooping on his horse, tho
dyo washed out of his hair, his mus
tacho draggled, passing unsaluted by his
own officers, with tho common soldiers
grinding their teeth and muttering
curses upon him. Had this vision risen
boforo tho eyes of tlio prophet poot in
1852, his words could hardly have been
moro aptly chosen. II. It. Howels in
Imlopenrient.
Tlio Clmnlor (ilrU.
Miss Allda Clmnlor, tho last young
woman to boreportodongagodtoOoorgo
VawlorWlt, belong to tho Chanler fam
ily, who aro promiiioiit not only booausa
of their sooinl position and wealth, but
on account of their ktiong Individuali
ty. Mis Chanler In w Hifctor-lii-lnw of
Amolio Hlvos, hor oldobt brother boing
Armstrong Chanler,
Thoro aro threo Clmulor girls, each
with pronounced idea and view of
hor own. MJw Margaret Clmnlor is do
votod to woman's right and MU Jlw
so Chaiihr to art, hut at tho wmii) tiwo
1h fund ht nuolLty, The youugmt of the
fimilly In Ml Alliln, whose hobby l
iwujoty.
Hho In a tall, Jiniiloiiioliiniiutto( who
s fond "S all will of tjiurt, und n girl
Wiu will iiuduubUjdly iwilw a lirlJJInnt
l.i)tih, Hen ihnuxh tiliu may not niairy
thntut juoiinuwit of bwjJilurti, br.
(ioortiu VmnhihiU Www York Jiurald
MIhtIhk Mlrrr.
Minor m wutdlr llvini by coat
inn lb Ihh vlih utiwljium I'or till"
iHUimw tk luru-. -rtouy M torn U
a.iviilwl, and Ml"" it U "Vi-iily fcpruttd ft
li..u. i.f tin foil without ww r Imw
ThU U oov"i 'y B llul"' ' '" ,
wuhtli tit Mi Imh wllhulfmiimroury
llw lillllN of NlKMl, mlttiy JwHHt
fniiii till Kiwi" 4 wjmruy, l ""
on i.j lliw iwn"ury UyolWintf, w t
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An. . lu,r mJ luuiru it U IMbtly llMil
'4ly t4l riMUlH'xt'UWlt Juuiiwl
(ill Willi.
Whut (hi yuu ttlwip l wm)
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lf ui llw nuuiliy , . ...
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Rev. O. IV. Clapham
A highly esteemed clergyman of the Jt. K.
church, pastor of tlie Clmrch Creek
clrcultln Dorchester Co., Jiarj land, writes:
C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.j
I feel Ita duty to tho public- to send tills
certificate. I saw In a Philadelphia paper
a letter from a man who had suffered from
Muscular Rheumatism
and had beenrestored uylhouseof Hood's
Barsaparilla. I had tho grip iu tho w Inter
of '01 and '02 so severely that It deprived
me of tho uso of my arms so that my wlfo
had to dress mid undress me, and when
away from homo I had to sleep fa my
clothes. I tried flvo doctors and not ono
accomplished anything. Then I saw tho
letter alluded to and determined to try
Hood's & Cures
Hood's. Ijcforo I had taken ono bottle I
had tho uso of my arms, thank God.
Theso aro facts and can bo verified by
irnny persons here. J. M. Colston, Church
Cj supplied mo with Hood's. 1 am
pajtor of tho M. i:. church here." O. W.
I'LAMtAM, Church Creek, Mar j land.
Hood's Pills aro prompt and efficient,
'"tpnsy In action. Sold by all druggists.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
AH Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it In a Jiffy.
Rub In Vigorously.
Muatnng Liniment coikjiwi
Mokes flan or Beast well
again,
Blood
Nerve
Tonic
Builder
fcii4(l
1U))I4(,
f)r, WILLIAMS'
MroniNKCO.,
Echene ttitt H.Vi
tNliriKKviilCiOiit.
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Ju iit i "n
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BIDS FOIl ASYLUM SUITLIKS.
Tho Hoard of Trustees of the Or
egon State Tllnnn nu..l i
Mealwl propossils for furuUhlug nt the
asylum near Salem, Or., the following
supplies for tho six months ending
' ILMtDWAUH.
HO each ri-1iixli. lum r..m.oi
.-10X.I, and 5-10X3& commou carriage
100 Noi'WIIV rnrrlnin. luilia Uy-iia in
100 each H-10K2, :H0x2iJt andS-lOxa
inch Nonviy carriage bolts.
M each ijX0, x7, and ijx8 inch
wuiiuuii iiiairmiio uolts.
HO iMch Vi Inch aud Inch blank
nuts.
51bs each of ri nmi a' n-ncimn,
100 ft each of ViXl, yiXl, and'x2&
100 ft each of , and round
Norway iron.
200 ft of 14 inch round Norway Iron.
ivw ma uuruens Uorso shoes, No.
, hind, heavy.
100 lb3 Burden's horso shoes, No.
4, hind, heavy.
100 lbs Burden's horso shoes, No.
J, hind, heavv.
100 lbs Burden's horso shoes, No.
-, iiiuu, medium.
23 lbs Burden's steel horso shoes,
No. 3. hind, heavv.
2o lbs Burden's steel horso shoes,
ru. -i, umu, ueavy.
25 lbs Burden's steel horse shoes,
No. 3, front, heavy.
23 lbs Burden's steel horse shoes,
No. 4. front heavv.
5 lbs each Putnam's horse shoe nails
o. u, ana jo. 7.
200 lbs blacksmith coal.
1(l !J,e.ach of octagon steel, 1 Inch
and 14 inch.
10 ft inch round tool steel.
200 oval head tiro rivets, x4 inch,
with burrs for same.
2 Heller Bro's horso rasps, 10 Inch.
0 flat bastard flies, 14 inch.
(i flat smooth Illes. 14 Inch.
2 each Hat smooth flies, 4 inch and
0 inch.
100 lbs 20d nails, cut.
200 lbs, 8d nails, cut.
100 lbs 8d nails, wire.
100 lbs lOd nails, wire.
100 lbs 3d nails, wire.
2 gros3 screws, 2 Inch, No. 11.
4 gross screws, 1 Inch, No. 7.
2 gross scrows, Inch, No. 7.
2 gross screws, inch, No. 5.
2 t'ross scrows, inch, No. 4.
TLUMBING.
100 feet each , 1 and 2 Inch
black nine.
100 ft each , 1, and Vk Inch gal
vanized pipe.
12 tees, Inch.
12 elbows, Vz Inch.
0 socket couplings, 2 Inch.
0 each flange unions, 1 and 1 in.
12 each plugs, , , 1, and IVi Inch.
12 each caps, Yi, 94. and 1 Inch.
12 each bushings, xJt xft, xl,
lxlM, iy4xl& and lMtX2 Inch.
12 each locknuts, Vit 14 and 2 Inch.
12 each street elbows, , , and 1
Inch.
0 Jenkln'6 disc valves, 1 Inch.
12 each gate valves, and 1 Inch.
1 packago eiifety chain No. 1, nick
eled. 12 Favorlto bnsin clamps.
3 each cutter wheels for Sauuder's
plpo cutter, No. 2 und No. 3.
3 cutter wheels for Eureka plpo cut
ter, No. 1.
1 squoro yard Jenkins' sheet plum
bago, wfro Insertion Inch.
12 ft Garlock spiral packing, Inch.
TINNERS' SUPPLIES.
1 box bright cliarcoal tin, 1x20x28.
0 sheets No. 18 charcoal galvanized
sheet Iron, 30x00.
1 bundle, 03 lbs of No. 7, Bright
wire.
100 lbs, Vj and Vj solder.
W) bushels, 750 lbs, charcoal.
3 sheets No. 10 sliest steel, 30x00.
OILS.
QO pnllmifi A vnlvnllnn ftvllmlnr aII
put up in original packages.
zu gallons, js vaivonuo spiuuio 011,
put up In original package.
BLEOTItIO GOODS.
200 Edison Incandescent lamps, 10
O, I, 103 voltago.
0 whlto, doublo polo switches, 10
amperui.
BRUSriBS. ETC.
2 do;;, dust hr ishcs, (as ier samplo.1
4 doz, scrub brushes, (as per sample.)
2 doz. shoo brushes, (us per sample,)
4 doz, hair brushes, (11s per sainplo.)
1 doz. sliavliij,' brushes, (as iht sam
ple )
12 doz, combu, (an jwr sample.)
i doz, lino combs, (us per wimple.)
10 doz, hoo blucIdiiK, JUasou's,
21X) pocks doublo-hoadixi plnyluir
aids, ins iwr Hinnplo.)
2 gns pipes and slums, shakers,
it doz. mop bundles.
I doz, 'wither duhTS, xdrhih, 21
Inch, us pr sample.)
1 do fttithur diwUrn, oslriuli, 18
III ii, us liur wiiiiiplf.)
4 ii. fumlm jwt brulim, (as ner
IMIllpIf )
)o iUa, diut puiiK, M Mp, (us per
Willlplul
MIIAT.
mi W ir day, iiton fr Iwj m1,
us iuuim, w)ij) jwjiI fmv und IiIiki
llltM'UIS,
MH llw muU0j I'M'" M Iw'i r
iiilrwl.
mm.
ut u w wm, uwr r im, w
.II'..(UUI kljM4, & JVIllllH-I, timuiit
pH ( imh imryuum),
I'kxi 11 Itoirfi bnnkcii t w
kSllllldt) . .
Vin tit uwAM im t" l"r
UMUiA" wimn. J
loo ylUm w U W "'
mt uU tfv. f IWur, ilWlrwuI
iisiuirMl . ... . ,
IMKlml iiimiHi
..Ti. jZtimrud id tmU
T" siTTmi- mSm 1 m
m, I lb mhH.
U
mutt
hn h IMUHlfl
iSEm
Sflpl4
xrm
to-the side.
doz. calf skins, American, 3 lb to
4 lb .skins.
Vi doz. bucktfklus, shaved, 2 lb to 2
lb skins.
1-3 doz. sides hnmess lenthcr, oak
tanned. 18 lbs to 20 lbs each.
10 lbs crystallized Vienna paste In
bulk.
1 doz. spools black linen thread,
No. 23.
1 doz. spools black Hueu thread,
No. 33.
2 siiuaro feet rubber for patching.
200 yards Alaska ticking.
3 doz. bolts mattress binding, blue.
OIL CLOTHING.
1V4 doz. suits, No. 1.
Yi doz. suits, No. 2.
DRY GOODS.
2000 yds Cocheco or Allen's prlul
(best) dark asstd ptts.
2000 yds Nashua XXX' cotton flan
nel, unbleached.
1000 yds Pequot A, 45 luch un
bleached. 1000 yds Pequot A, 30 luch tin
bleached. 300 yds Lonsdalo 30 inch, bleached.
300 yd Pepuot, 0-4, bleached.
2000 Auioskeag Mariners stripes.
300 yds Continental chock flannel.
1000 yds towelling, (as per sample.)
CO yds whlto tablo oil cloth, 0-4.
COO yds Amoskeag, bluo denim, 0 oz.
000 yds Marseilles check, York mfg.
50 yds Selesia, drab (as per sample.)
COO yds A. O. A. ticking, 30 Inch.
30 doz. ladles' cotton hose, black or
gray mixed, (as per sample.)
400 yds damask tablo linen, (as per
sample.)
15 doz. Turkey red hdkfs., 24 Inch.
75 doz. Coat's thread whlto No. 30.
20 doz. Coats thread, white, No. 10.
30 doz. Coats' thread, black, No. 30.
25 doz. Coats' thread, black, No. 10.
12 doz. Barber's linen, black, No. 25.
75 doz. men's sox, (ft hose) cotton,
(as per sample.)
0 gross smokod pearl buttons, 4 holes
(as per sample.)
2 great gross shirt buttons, P. B.
1 great gross pants buttons.
1 groat gros3 coat buttons, guttn
perclm, (as per sample.)
1 great gross vest buttono, gutta
porcua.
1 doz. corsets, assorted sizes, 4 each
24, 25, 20, (as per sample.)
12 doz. thimbles, closed ends, steel,
0-10.
4 gross safety pins, 2 gross each No.
2 and No. 3, duplex.
1 gross hair pins, black.
20 doz. prs. men's suspenders, (as
per sample.
3 doz. stay binding.
21 doz. papers needles, 3 doz. papers
each butwoens or sharps, 2, 3, 4, D, 0,
1, 0, iKiuuj aui warns.
18 doz. pins Wallace & Sous' Eaglo
brand 0 doz. each F. 32 and A. B.
4 doz. Sttinldard sowing macJiInb
needles, 2 doz No. 3, 2 doz. No. 4.
1 gross knitting needles, (as per
Sample.)
1 gross darning needles (as per
sample.)
0 doz. meu'a cloves. 8. 0. 10. 2
doz. each, (as per sample.)
UUUTS AND SUOES.
40 pairs men's shoes, No. 81
40 pairs men's shoes, No. 0.
20 pairs men's shoes, No. 10.
80 pairs man's leather slippers No. 8.
80 pairs men's leather slippers No. 0.
30 prs. men's leather slippers No. 10.
20 prs. men's leather slippers No. 11.
20 pr. men's leather slippers No.12.
50' pi, ladles' shoes, No. 5.
15 rrs. ladles' shoes, No. 0.
20 piK lartles' shoes, No. 7.
15 pr. laais' shoes, No. 8.
10 gross 4-4 braid shoo laces.
0 pw. man'ti rubber boots, No. 8.
10 prs. law's tubbor boots, No, 0.
10'prs. men's iblcr boots, No. 10.
30 pairs men's shoos, No. 7.
flTATIONERY.
2 gross Loudou Unsondesceut pens,
N. 4.
2 gross LouJon hi can descent pens,
No. 0.
2 gross Loudou Incandescent pens,
No. 7.
2 doz. Faber'a pen holders.
l'6 gross 281 Dixon's Talisman No, 2.
Vj gross 202 Dixon's TnllHinan No. 2.
20 reams lottor papor, Vj eheot. 10
lbs to ream, both sides ruled.
3 qw Stafford's commercial Ink,
(I ats, Stafford's universal Jet bluck
in if.
2 gross Payson's Indellblo Ink,
CLOTHING.
12 prs, Jin pants, 32x31,
12 prs, Jean pants, 34x31.
12 prs. Jean pants, ;j(Jx32,
12 nr, Jean punts, 38x32,
12 prs. Jean punW, 40x32,
II prs, Jean piwiU, 42x31,
i) prtf, Jean punts, 32x30,
YARN.
100 lbs, whlto knlMliiK.
OHMUKKIIY.
2i doz, UU mips, Y, ll, warn.
2ft doz, nuufr, V. (J, wuro.
J2 doz. wiiip hoivU, iinurls. W. (I,
VVUI'!,
11 doz, koiip mu, V Inulii W. O.
WUY,
ii doz. plloIioiM, tfiil. v, (, wuro.
S doz, ci'inhii p)Uiior. V 0, uum,
4 doz, uluw ivriiu nlUliur, (us in;r
wuiipla)
11 uo, iiiiinur piHiiw, v nieii, y, 11,
WUIll,
4 tlM, plo pinion, 7 Inpli, W. 1 J, war".
i doz. viwilaldu iJInIim, )U , V,I).
wura
V itot. luiitorii uw, n NumpiM.
A (lll. uum llllll, us buhiplu,
itut. tul fhulivta, u4 wimplu,
tht Miu wu, lion,
i itt, iwt imm IrMji.
ROAJ'.
wm lh net, Jfri' Hnvun liuiiriJ.
liiti lbs nut. or 2000 uukmi. VrnuUir
Ik UwhW Hory mi.
VJ W IIHfi f'JVHi( HW)I, J, , YII
iiuMiV iu mi. .
vi m nm, wiew twui rmm c
)HJm fJIIIKiriMI
wjv mi n mmm, rvviii rnvw
mi miwi vm
a ...
i.IMlllllfl.
"- . iv." .::. .
Kiniyii mir-
W " mum ti iwrfbl
in ll.d u&td. Kilhhl. Ill Iisiruls.
; lb mm m(ii in Iwnw
in w w'Mi ymi w Wnl
jfi lb utfit imtl 111 ri
m W hmmy nmH ugfkteL J
ES'llK Immttif, iMif ifpfeinL U)
tut
500 lbs earn starch, Oswego.
2 lbs bismuth subnltrate, (Power &
400 lbi bIoss starch, Oswego.
10,000 lbj Uverpool salt.
300 lbs carbonate soda, A. and II.,
In packages.
50 grow Vulcan safely matches.
CO doz. Field's covo oysters, cans,
No. 2 size.
30 doz. Ivnw valley corn, or as good,
hi cans.
COO lbs soda crackers, XXX, more
3t less, (iL-liroiVd us required.
2300 gal. syrup In CO gal barrels, 'as
per sample.
40 lbs stearic wax candles, 14 oz.
4 doz. quarts, Worcestershire sauce,
L. & P.
200 lbs sago.
210 lbs China starch.
250 lbs pearl barley, 23 lb boxes.
30 boxes maccaronl, extra No. 1,
bulk, standard size boxes.
20 boxes vermicelli extra No. 1, bulk.
500 lbs Cranston's cheese, or ns
good, more or less, delivered as re
quired. 400 lbs Folger's cream tarter, In 23
Tb boxes.
12 cases or 24 doz. bath brick.
DRIED FRUITS.
Must be In barrel or boxes; will not
be accepted iu sacks.
2000 lbs apples, machine dried.
2000 lbs poaches, machine dried.
200 lbs raisins, London layer, In
20 lb boxes.
200 lbs currants, Zaute, genuine,
staudard cases.
DRIED PRUNES.
2000 lbs prune, Petite, machine
dried, In boxes, not accepted In sacks.
.COFFEE.
5000 lbs Costa Rice, as sample.
5001bs Jam, as sample.
300 lbs Mocha, as sample.
1200 lbs chicory, as sample.
BUTTER.
300 lbs per week, best creamer',
moro or less, bids received for any
part thereof.
TOBACCO.
2300 lbs Sledge Hammer, or as good.
400 lbs Durham, O. IC. smoking, 2
oz. packages.
1 box bright charcoal tin, IX-20x28.
400 yds. damak tablo linen, 58 in
ches, (as per sample.
SPICES.
10 lbs cayenne pepper.
400 lbs black pepper, ground, staud
ard 5 lb cans.
200 lbs mustard, standard 5 lb cans.
50 lbs allspice, standard 5 lb cans.
50 lbs ginger, standard 5 lb caus.
50 lbs cinnamon, ground, stand
ard C lb cans.
25 lbs cloves, ground, stand
ard 5 lb cans.
10 lbs cloves, wholo stand
ard 5 lb cans.
50 lbs mace, ground, standard C
lb onus.
5 lbs cinnamon, stick. ,
DRUGS.
500 grammes acid acetic, 30 per
cant, (Squibb.)
COO grammes acid phosphoric,
(Squibb.)
500 grammes soda salicylate, Squibb.
1500 grammo3 ammonia bromide,
(Squibb.)
230 grammes mercury mass, Squibb.
250 grammes oleato of copper
isquiooj
500 grammes
500 grammes!
(Squibb.)
500 grammes
(Squibb.)
cubobs,
senna,
powdered,
powdered,
Jalap, powdered,
25 grammes rod lodldo of mercury,
(Squibb.)
23 grammes yellow 6xldo of mercury,
(Squibb.)
COO grammes zinc sulphate, (Squibb,)
0 kilogrammes potassium iodide,
tSqulbb.)
2 kilogrammes potassium citrate,
(Squibb.)
10 kilogrammes potassium bromide,
(Squibb.)
4000 tab. trlt alota bellad. and podo
(Squlbb.) 400 hypodermic t-iblots, No, 38, Jn
5 kilogrammes potassium bllurt,
(Squibb.)
1 kllogrammmo potassium chlorate,
(Squibb.)
0 kilo grammes chloral liydrnto,
(Squibb.)
2 kilo grammes soda boras, powd.,
(Squibb,)
1 kilo gramma soda hypophosjihllo,
granulated, (Squibb.)
i. mho Knujuiio fcoua pnowpiiate,
granulated, (Hqulbb,)
2 kilo jfrauiuiea bismuth subnltrato,
(Squibb,)
5 kilo irrnimnof eloroform, (Squibb.)
2 kilo iwuiiuios Fowler's nolullou,
(Hqulbb,)
S JHTo tfMmiiHW Jrou yropbopiuU,
(Hqulbb.)
3 kilo Kiuinmos lion (Morido solution
iBqiilbb,)
1 kilo giwinwi sodium bromide,
(Hqulbb,)
ti lbs u'ld uurliollo, (MullnckroriJ.)
1 lb iwld muiliitio, 0, (Malliutk'
12 llw mild luurlullu, noiiiimirolul,
Ofiillimknult,)
llw win, ll. itiiiiiionia in 4 ib or.
Wwl piikdt,, (Mullimkroill.)
ut llw )umt suits,
U) llw ihn itH men),
? )iw vwtiiui. (oiljfliml uiuikiiuu.)
Obwrn wfoiij-b )f(x, flo,
J llw -iowiI, i()iwt iilirttlo.
n llw wiinjilior k'iiii,
Ifi llw Iwra lyI,
W llw loi of uilnir.
U) llw Hllllll IIOHll.
n uiii, itmmw umu
wi
I lb bulludillliu Jwim l, 1),
K Iku)
1 11; twraio iwiii.
y iiw 1
K
IIIWITOIII'lllI OlllllllWll.
U'llW WjJIIJilWjl,
kiv(j. mm m
mwt wmmm, immfiu)
win
fims
a i . ( . ' -'
? . fiuywiJJJiiu Kiiii'Jiuie, tiwmr &
6, U-OH
Wviwnw
JiUIMI'l.
MUljlW Ulli(l, UtfWW ft
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,n
m t
Uk) imJj'lllUtftWIWUlf-, 0fr.
ii- n ''I'ffi' "'i'"1 w"1-' iw"
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1
Hmw
J 1 Hi in dpi
iu tTnil Jt A ft
f r ' -nf1- - vf
1 um imn r w
vm mm m h l u; u. a mi
rolls, (S. & J.)
3 rolls Mead's adhesive plaster in
5 yd rolls, width 12 in, (S. & J.)
2 lbs oil of sweet orange. (Lehn Jt
Fink.)
Weigh Una 11.)
1 lb cloves.
1 oz morphine sulphate, (Power &
Welghtman.)
Vj oz codelno sulphate, (Mnllnckrodt)
40 oz Bulfonal buyer.
1 lb 11. oxt acoalto root, (P. D. & Co )
5 lbs 11. ox. buchu, (P. D. & Co.)
C lbt 11. ex. cascara sagmdit, ll.
D. & Co.)
2 lbs fl. ex. ginger, (P. D. St Co.)
1 lb 11. ex. mix vomica, (P. D. & Co.)
5 lbs 11. ex. senna Alexandria, (P.
D. & Co.)
5 lbs fluid wild cherry for syrup, (P.
D. & Co.)
0 lbs fluid tolu, soluble, (P. D. & Co.)
500 grammes 11. ex. ergote, (Squibb.)
TABLET TRITURATE,
All to bo In bottles, COO each.
1000 tab. trlt. bismuth and calomel,
co. No. G37, (P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trL crgotlu gr No. 73. P.
D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt. Iron and arsenic, "A".
No. 413, (P. D. & Co.)
1000 tub. trlt. threo iodides, No. 054,
(P. D. & Co.)
1000 tnb. trlt. aconite eryst. 1-200 gr.
(Wycth or P. D. & Co.)
400 tab. trlt. aloln, bellad and podo-
imyiiu, -vvyetH or i u. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt ammonia chlor. and co
delno co, (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tnb. trlt. cufflen clt., 1 gr.
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt. calabar beau, tr. 2m,
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tnb. trlt. calomel 1-10 gr.,
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
3000 tab. trlt. calomel and sod. bi
carb., cal. i,i, sod. 1 gr., (Wyeth or P.
D. & Co.)
2000 tab. trlt calomel and sod. bi
carb., cal. 1-10, sod. 1 gr., (Wyeth or
2000 tab. trlt calomel and soil.' bi
carb, co., (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt Elaterlum 1-8 gr.
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt hyoscyamus ox Vi cr.
(Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trit iron, arsenic and
stryohnino No. 2, (Wyeth or P. D. &
Co.)
1000 tab. trlt opium and lead ncet,
(opium Vj. load 1 gr.), (Wyeth or P.
D. & Co.)
200 tab. trit pllocarpluo mur. 1-10
Br., (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1000 tab. trlt tantonln tyj) and cal
omel (Vj gr.) (Wyeth or P. D. & Co.)
1 lb gelatin coated pills comp. cath
artic Imp., No. 100, (P. D. & Co.)
1 gross 3 oz perscrlptlon vials, Phil
adelphla oval, (W. T. & Co.)
1 gross 4 oz. proscription vials, Phil
adelphia oval, (W. T. & Co.)
2 doz. Phoenix screw cap ointment
pots No. 085, (W. T. & Co.)
3 doz. modlcluo glasses, (graduation
engravod.)
1 gross pasteboard pill boxes No. 20.
1 gross pastoboard pill boxes, No. 30.
1 gross pasteboard pill boxes, No. 31;
Vj Kross seamless tin ointment boxes.
Vj oz.
1 glass funnel, ribbed, Vj cal.
(W. T. & Co.) .
1 glass grad'ted percolating Jar 1 gal
(Wi X & Go)
1 acmo graduate Vj oz flat bottom
(W. T. & Co.)
1 nemo graduate 2 oz. flat bottom
(W. T. & Co.)
1 nemo graduate 10 oz. flat bottom
(W. T. & Co.)
1 phenlx grad'to 0 oz. tumbler shape
1 glass mortar, 1 oz,, (W. T. & Co.)
2 glass mortars 2 oz., (W. T, & Co.)
2 glass mortars 4 oz., (W. T. & Co.)
1 glass percolator ' (W. T.
it Co,)
3 spatulas, obony handlo, 8 Inch,
(W. T. fie Co.)
I spatula, obony handle, 0 Inch,
(W. T. & Co,)
,,S ilai ohouy l-in-llo, 4 luch,
(W. T. & Co.)
1 doz plppots, (W, T. & Co,)
2Kriiy Alter iinner tlluin IB Inch,
(W. T. & Co,)
B gross corks "clivTo" "A" extra long
No. 3,
fl tfross corks "clrvlo" "A" oxlra Joiik
No, 4,
B gross corks "drelo" "A" oxlra Joiik
to, B,
B gross corks "clrclo" "A" extra long
No, u,
I gross wj(H "drclo" "A" oxlra Ioiijj
No. J I),
400 hypodermic (tibial. No 22,
In
Id
In
In
in
ijiwo ot 10 tubus aacli, (VVyoUi'A)
wyiHwiuniiio fibioiA No. 4fi,
Of 10 tubus iMIith. IWvaiUu
VX) bypolluniilti litblols. No. nil.
OUHIM of JO lubes put, (Wycil'ii,)
Jiypodormic inbhui. No 16,
ifttsu ot JO (iiIkw wusli (wynlb'M-)
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mi, ', u'. 11. ( uih)
tm lb, Irll moln, bollud, imtbrnhy.
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fit (Jo,)
W gljjrii. IlMfiuffu Mfl r to, m
jVW'fub- ijii, mwniiiry wlib nbU,
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ttscment does not contain a full and
complete description of tho articles to
bo purchased. Bids will bo opened
In tho governor's otllco at 2 o'clock,
p. m., Monday, January 7, 1805.
SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
GEO. McBRIDE,
PHIL. METSCHAN,
- . ,. . Board.
Xm. A. Munly, secretory of board.
fl. E. k I CO.
E. McNEll.L, UKOKXVKlt.
To Ti-ib East
Q1VE3 THK CHOICK OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES
GREAT . UNION "
m RY PAPIKiHRV
11 it 1 1 1 nvii ij it 1 .
Vi.-
DEXVER,
OMAHA,
KANSAS CITY,
-VIA-
BPOKANE.
MINNEAPOLIS,
, .. ANDBT. PAUL
- Low Rales to all Eastern Cities. -
Ocean ttcameis leave roitland.'everi "nvu flsy
FOR BAN FRANCISCO.
KorJull aetalljcftlllon or niHrwx
llOHi-: HA'tKPK.
W. H. HCHI-aUtT,
OMl. l'ftH. AlOtlt,
Vo-llnna, Or
NORTHERN
li PACIFIC R. R.
isri
IS,
Pullman?
Elegant
SIoaDinf Cars
Dininc Cars
Tourist
Sleooln-r Cars
PAIM r
ST. PAULS
MINNEmIOUS'I
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DULUTlij
FARGO
TO
GRAND FORKS
CROOKSTOft
riN rtu
HELENA and
LEN,
ITTE
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THROUGH TICKETS
Tfl
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NtW YUK
BOSTON and all
Points Eatt end South
ar"or Information, lUmnZcuiMmfm
tlckou Mil ou or wrlfo
II. A, THQMAjJ. Agent, Batem
Or A. D. Ohauiion, Aunt. Gpnl, Vim
Agent; Portland, Oregon,
East and South
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