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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
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IL % shares tludsn River Iron Company stUeA isrssd
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a a Il H0ca~TADTLEn
7 osT-BETwEFN CoLLAMUKE's AND A. r srEw.
IL arts Al tie latter fiaNs IN. srnrnimx kprssa
PurtemonnAle. containing ~agu of nunty The NnAer
will bc hberally reNaraed ~ ieaAlns at 20 &Ns~y
street nrsi roar
7 oST-FUR EOA. BETWEEN 10 wEsr sixrIkrH
Ia and - limo hys church. sutabie Ward
paid b. returning 10 ~ Nes 1iAtsl street. HITCH
COCK fOitkh, AS Broome sarest
T osr.-ss RRwARD. foR rHR RErURv Os
~ white spi1 Dos answers 70 tes name 2 IN lame
IN hind les. WI kohEhfn.
los ei1th avenue. second noor.
HEWkfLBs.
d. REwARD-FoR rHR RETURN oF A BLACK
'g.J ami Tan slut 10 ~ tas fweniF.fhirt street.
weighs sbout pounds snswers 90 name ~ belle
d. RRwARD-F0R THR EETJnN 90 A LARGE
s-,D black Dos whlie trrast ara eets recognizes
the name OF Dsek. s9t ftntA ol Forty
third street
e. RBwARD-F0R SILK uNEgsILA. Lost
@o saturday evening: ~. fttV hAn4ie. Re-
turn TO 6 II kOBkkfs, - and Lroaa street
cD0 REWARD WILL b. PAID rO ran FiNpFR
change aud likeness. lost on MondaF either
on the new Haven uain. 10 Grand Central eepos ~
Le xlnsion avenue car. ~ returning Same 70 % West
Thirty second street.
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fDLt ARiNG. -FoR SALE CHEAP, ONE or THE
best ohbiug shops IA the rent Lease Horse,
Masen sc el er leaving the city Address PLUM BER,
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. NC.

YACHTS. STEaWHDATE. NC.
4 sLOoP YACHT. 81 FEET LoSG ron sAI.E--
n First class ia respect sell her ord eY 10 Luy
schooner Address q. A. CakEvEr, y Chambers street
I.sog sAG.E.-A S5 TON WoHKIsG sCHOuSEg, IN
y good order. Apply 10 HENRY usBOkN, Fork House
Washington Ayotu1 Bridge, WRilab1nt BASIN, Hrooklyn
-
lSRoPEhLUa FOR BALE-R FEET LoNa, ii FEET
beam; suitable iOf passengers or tuwing ornught
irnt Apply 10 FHAhUIn AAHfaiH. sa Wesi 1hirtseath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK. 81 CHAM.
u bcrs street. New York, April ? isz4-Mr. obert o.
Hoguet has been nominated or rnslce o. this bank.
Election Thursday yfb inst at The banking house
u tery.-Grand prize s50o,0o0 Circulars with fuil In
lorna ton, sent free. JOSEPH BATS,
ls6 Broadway, G.
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AoSiioN S m nc 10 - ~ nI'n AL, - " y
VAN TASSELL d kEARNEY, AUCTI0NEERs
Office and Auction Mart 10 ll2 and ia East thirteenth
street, near Fourth Avenue.
THE LLEGANT ESTABLISHMENT OF A PRIVATE
siH1 sTaBEE \ No p''s WEST TwENTY-sEcoND STREET,
one door from Fifth
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES 1877 HANDS HIGH,
and years old kind and in all harne free from
vice or tricks very stylish and handsome; superior
family carriage team and warranted sound.
BAY HAMBLhlosIAN HORSE, SIRED BY RVS
the same stock as Dexter pedigree guaranteed), ota
hands high, years old kind and in ali harness.
Tree from wee can uot in 2aO. an extra good pole
horse an easy driver, and is sound kind and true.
BLACK IEOlllNG HORSE, l51 HANDS HIGH, 8
years old kind and true in all harness; very stylish
great endurance and is superior horse for gcnemans
road use, and is sound, Kind ana true.
EXTRA FINE AMI STYLISH BAY COUPE HORSE,
10 hands high Syears old kind and in all harness.
free from vice. has fine stv and action and is in
way superior coupe or family carriage horse, and war
ranted sound.
BAY KENTUCKY SADDLE HORSE. l5h HANDS
high, years old; kind in all harness well broken 10
al gaits under saddle and perfectly gentle Tor lady
and warranted sound.
BAY ROAD HORSE, l5h HANDS, YEARS; KIND
and true in all harness: svlish and handsome
raned sound.
Elegant Landanlet built by J. B. Brewster 4 Co.
Four wheeled Dog Cart. by Brewster Il Co.
Top Road Wagon, by Miner stevens
Top Wagon, BY Dust Injury Van Duser.
Six seat ramily Sleigh
Coupe Harness. by Campbell.
Double and single Harness. Robes, Blankets &c.
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HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT DRAW.
II ings-Intormauon given and price lists furnished
THEoDoR ZsCHocH, Il6 Nassau street. New YORK
Lock box 1884.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09
Pacific Slopers,

Salem, according to the Record,
has two lady BARRIERS.
There are at present 118 convicts
in the State peniteutiary.
Several new buildings are now
being erected at Baker City.
The Commercial Hotel, Salem, is
now called the Germania House.
La Grand is building up lively,
Notwithstanding the late fire.
A, number of Lewistonians are
going to Stickeen.
The CdN says wheat is worth 81
and oats 30 cents at Oakland.
Wool is opening in the Oakland
market at 25 cents per pound.
There is in Yoncalls Valley,
Douglas County, 100000 head Of
sheep.
The Salemites have used about
5000 postal cards during the past
three months.
Umpqua Lodge, I.0.O.F., at
Oakland, received a bran new
Burdett organ last week.
Mr.. II. c. Smith, Of Yaquins Bay,
is building a nice little steamer to
ply on those waters.
The Lane county farmers are 60
ing to show their fine horses at Eu.
gene City on the 23d inst.
The costs Of the trial in the Hart.
igan case at Vancouver, amounted to
$297 AS.
sai A leprous Mongolian has been.
discovered in one Of the Chinese
denS at Lewiston! ia ge
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

ENTERpRrsE AND PLUcK.-See
the new double advertisement of A.
Wheeler & Go. This enterprising
firm, in addition to their store at
lIa'sey, have opened a new stock
Of general merchandise at Peoria,
and are offering great inducements
to all in the way Of superior gooes
at low figures Such enterprise
and pluck as is displayed by this
firm is bound to win. Success to
them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

Nearly every candidate on the
Linn County Independent ticket is
farmer and a Granger. 1t Ger
tainly is a ticket that should CON-
mand the earnest support of the
tillers of the soil.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

The Advisory Board of the
Illinois State Farmers Association
met at Bloomington on the 5th,
and resolved to organize a political
party Independent Of existing or
CARNATIONS. A State Convention
is called to meet at Bloomington OF
the 9th inst, to forward such
action.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09


The Morning Mercury has
made its appearance, and now
Salem is supplied with three dalies
Sommer & Baer, of La Grand.
shipped to Portland last week tif
teen thousand pounds Of hams,
shoulders and sides.
The following is the business
transacted By the U. S. Land Office
in Walla Walla during the month
of April: Al declaratory statements,
$500 acres; 8 cash entries for |, ,440
acres; 6 final homestead entries for
960 acres; 3 homestead entries for
480 acres-total, 9,440 acres.
The Boise Statesman says; DR..
Ed, Bishop, formerly Of Idaho,
writes Mr.. s. Mattingly, from
London, England, that he is assist
ing q gentleman from America to
negotiate the bonds Of the Port
land, Dalles and Salt Lake Rail
road. The Doctor says it can not be
done at bnce, but it can and will be
done sure.
A German was married at
Steilacoom last saturday evening.
His brother was engaged to the
girl, but did not seem to care much
about it,so asked his bachelor BROTH
er to take her off his hands as they
were on their way to his own we'd
ding. The bargain was made and
ratified by the one who had started
from Tacoma with the expectation
OF being a groomsman only.
A preacher while engaged in a
little game Of chess at Salem, the
other evening, moved a little in
his chair and the hammer of a
pistol IN his pocket caught in some
way and the weapon was discharged,
frightening the divine's opponent in
the game very badly. He wants
to know what preachers carry pis-
tolls for?
The Arizona Miner says the
recent finding of ruins Of a tortifica-
ton and tower, by Lieut.. Wards
command, east Of Florence, on the
Gila river, is another proof that all
of Arizona was once inhabited by
a superior race of beings to those
found here by the first explorers.
The fact is, that Arizona is thickly
dotted with ruins, the exploration
of which will, in time, afford much
pleasure to gentlemen who love to
ponder upon the past.
The Jacksonville Sentinel q
last Saturday says: ga storm Of
rain set in with us on Wensday
evening, continuing all Of Wednes-
day night and during the greater
part of Thursday at short intervals.
The crops and wild ranges are much
benefited by it, and every outdoor
attraction is much enhanced thereby.
The following is the ticket NOM
mated by the Democratic Conven-
tion Of Union county: Legislature,
+. S. McComas, Durham Wright;
County Judge, Z G. Brainard
Sheriff, J. l., Curtis; Clerk, r. S.
Gates Commissioners, ]. w, Ken
nedy, L. +. Neyels; Treasurer, J.
Hopper ; Assessor, J, Harris. The
ticket is partly McComas, and part
lY Slater.
While cleaning a derringer a few
days since at Grants Pass, Jackson
county, it was accidently discharged
and the ball lodged in the arm Of
Mr.. George Creffs. On Tuesday
last he called on DR.. Belt and had
the ball extracted. It had entered
Just above the wrist, passed round
the arm, and lodged on the opposite
side about eight inches, in an OBJ.
lique direction from where it entered
and was badly battered.
The Eugene Journal says: On
last Saturday Miss Adelaide Couey,
daughter of MIR. Thomas Couey,
was drowned in the Mckenzie river.
The particulars, as near as we have
n n i
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09
HoQle News.

hillsides.
Graf s. Collar are getting well
along with their new building on
First street
Temperance meeting at the Court
House on Thursday night was we'll
attended.
Rev. j. Rabcock will preach to-
morrow morning at the Congrega-
tional church.
Candidates on the Independent
ticket will make thorough canvass
Of this county.
+. y. Caviness and family re-
turned to the city on Thursday, to
live, after an absence OF a year or
two.
Democrats acknowledge the de-
feat of their ticket in this county
Independents entirely too thick to
be got away with.
Our Republican friend and
pitcher, Mr.. Gray, leaves for his
home in the East next week. Bon
voyage, old man.
p. G. Harper & Go. are doing
a lively business. The reason is,
they have an immense stock of
goods, and sell at the lowest living
rates. Try them.
Albany Farmers Warehouse is
entirely cleaned out-sold the last
bushel of grain a few days since.
Ninety ceuts, we believe, was the
price paid.
Some very vivid flashes OF light
ming were on exhibition hereabouts
on Monday, followed by loud peals
Of thunder. IN unusual occur
renee.
The Albany Express train was
stopped at Clackames bridge, by |
the body Off tree which had fallen
across the track, on Monday evening.
The train returned to Portland.
Westem Star Lodge No. 10
elected +. N. Wadsworth, d. L.
Taylor, Lissie Williams and Lizzie
Westlake delegates to the next
Grand Lodge I.O.G.T.
Mrs. D. l.. +, Luper, W. II.
Dodd and W. Benjamin were the
delegates elect to the Grand En-
csmpment I.C.R.C. from the camp
in this city.
The candidates for Prosecuting
Attorney, Messrs. Whitney, Ford
and Humphrey, Democrat, Inde-
pendent and Republican, respective
", commenced the canvass in this
county the first Of the week at
Halsey.
The candidates for the Prose-
cutting Attorneyship of this district
didn't meet with a heavy reception
at IIalsey. If the people fail to
turn out generally over the county,
all the candidates will have an easy
time.
Linn County Democracy thor
oughly demoralized- hand
|
writing on the wall is SO plain all
can read it: Yod have been tried
in the balances and found wanting
lin capacity, in honesty, in truth
flllnesS, in everything therefore the
People will relieve you of the bur
dens of office, and you can retire
into eternal obscurity. Amen.
The Albany Brass Baud COM
plains, first, that at a Republican
convention two or three years since,
said Band was employed, but to
this day have seen no pay, Re-
Gently the Democracy employed the
Raud and fLlnwin0 III thn E,of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09
ALBANY REGISTER.


1t il estimated that 1000 stran-
gers will visit Salt Lake every week
during the travelling season.
Three weddings took place in
Independence last week. Rather
lively.
John J. Price, an old resident
OF Baker City, died at Boise City
on the 18th ult.
The first head OF water, this sea-
son, came through the Eagle canal,
at Sparta, on the 9th nit.
The corner stone of the Blue
Mountain University at La Grand
will be laid on the 18th inst.
The Willamette River Iranspor-
tation Company has purchased the
Farmers wharf at Astoria.
There will be about three times
the number of cattle in the Wallowa
valley nthis year tha there were
last.
Judge Jacobs will hold special
term of Court for the third Judicial
District at Steilacoom on the 10Th
OF May.
a man named 4. M. Vinyard,
of Elizabethtown, ILL.,, committed
suicide at Ogden, Utah, on the 23d
ult., while temporarily insane.
One hundred barrels Of Walla
Walla flour were received at Van
couver last week. 1t is sold at the
latter place at IS 25 per barrel.
A man named Galbrath was Bit
ten by a rattlesnake near Lewiston
last week. Under skillful medical
treatment he is convalescent.
One Thos. Smith was sent to Jail
at Steilacoom last Saturday for
want of bail, he having been
bound over to Court on charge
Of horsestealipg.
Messrs, Morice, Eagan, David
SON and kress, Of Vancouver, went
out OF Salmon Creek recently and
returned with 1870 odd trout in fine
A young man named Campbell,
lear Vancouver, took by mistake a
mall dose OF sulphate Of zinc, last
week. Immediate medical aid
;aved his life.
The Express says Capt. Aims
worth has incontemplation the erec-
ion Of a large and costly residence
1t Gravelly Lake, three miles back
rom Steilacoom.
Capt. Armstrong, Of Vancouver,
las handsome game rooster which
has Just set on and hstcbed ont a
rood of chickens and is raising
hem "all the same old hen".
Only one real estate transaction
vas filed for record in Marion
county last week, less than before
Or years, in the same length Of time.
A number Of Cinnamon are at
york on a bar at the mouth OF John
Day river gold mining, making
rom one to two dollars per day to
he hand.
The Democrat claims that Ren-
on county has q man over 100
ears old, who has fought in all the
vars in this country from the revolu.
ion down
The Annual Conference Of the
]. b. Chnrch OF Oregon will con-
enc at Phllomath, Oregon, May |
2, 1874. Rev. Bishop Edwards is
xpected topreside.
About three hundred men turned
mt last Friday to work on the
;rade Of the Olympia and 1'enino
Railroad. Twenty.four teams were
lso on hand, and much dirt was
brown and much enthusiasm man
tested.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

Terrible suffering is reported in
Arkansas. People reported as liv-
ING on the carcasses of dead animals,
that died of starvation or were
drowned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

Ann Hunt was hanged at Elbar-
ton, Ga, on the LIST inst, for hav-
ing poisoned Eliza Browner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

On the I'd, Luttrell Of California,
introduced a bill appropriating
$4,000 for the relief Of the widow
Of DR. Thomas, late Modoc Peace
Commissioner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

w. lair Hi positively denies
that he edits or even writes for the
Chicago Tribune. Next.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

A bill has passed Congress ap.
propriatiug $4,000 to establish an
assay office at Helena, Montana.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-05-09

A great strike in the Durham
collaries is reported from London,
England, on the 9th. It is esti-
mated that $4,000 persons are out
Of employment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25
From Salem.
SALEM. Tenn, jane -, lS1I

SALEM. Tenn, Jane -. 81.
Fficad SiaHer:
As r.. oiias X. is only scmi-monthiI IN
hf. Communications. ! viii drop IN dHrihg
hi, vacation and say Il few words TO hrrp
yuu po.trl. Tbiug~ are abOGt the same ~
the Salru! cuuHtry-cycrytltn9 dnli ana
new. very scarce.
The lone face have become little more
circular i'm shape since the rain. when lei,
50 copi0",ly Monday and iUesuH}' an'
cyops are growing oil very well. Inc
Greater part Of the wheat crop T. r'apLu'
and the merry RIM OF ,hc reaper &c. lh'
il, Lu.hrl. and the familiar Old gee and mar
j. resumed. =.
We have had fewer visits from c"ndi-
dates for The la. week than usual lhuu-"
occasionally u comes around """I''h@
for a vote" and givcS 4 hearty NlIah' 81
the hand with the request that You "'ilaNG
hush for him really wish they couiu
all he elected. they are such .%c!eN'r' I''''''
lar fellows r., g,
oar school closed quietly last Friday {,
commence the first OF August again,
The work on the new factory hUlll!H-
ct McSsrs. Mann < David Is progressing
slowly. The ioi-t for the scG"hu lo"I J.
laid. when cOmplct 81 it VIII arGoH''h'
date Il great deal Of Machinery inc pro
prictors contemplate putting III Looms u
soon IL they can make the necessary al
r~augcments. -
MIR. An. Rutledgc, 4 candidate Tor la,
Collector. died Saturday evening; ai>"' Ill
infant Of Mr. Il Mrs. Sctiitl. Both corpse
were Inferred at the SAME buryin2 gf"un.
at same timc-sOmcthing UNUSUAL Tor 'hl
country.
The church or schuOlh0u>c oNncd an
used hy the ]colorei people, which was I'll
uatcd in the "trogtown hel%hhoF'oo.
was burned Saturday might-suproNcd !
he the work of an inccndmry. Mnti WI
these Outra@cs cease HAMS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25
Read This !

ltrcqulre3 over ouchunlrcd dollars per
month, cash, to publish the Home journal,
therefore | must refuse credit hereafter NJ
Il matter OF sclI-prescryution. Iy mis-
DORM.
There is due me about three thousand
dollars, in judgments, notes and accounts,
and much of this is due from mcH who live
well whether | starye ornot. | lave wait
ed in vain for them to seek me and so J
win seek them through an officer orthe
law at once, Peter should not staryc
while Paul Is prospecting on his indebted
ness. PIT Ills dorn.
W. j, SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25
Changers and Mechanics.
IpIvoR HONE Journal

EDlroR HOME JOuRNAL:
noticed in your issue of last week that
the Patron, OtIlu-bauary OF ltlWIs colul-
~. Mo. have resolved to encourage home
mechanics, and in consequence me me-
rhanics ot,aid county ARE rs busy rs bees.
why cannot I'ranhltn county mec!an-
les h" kept ~ busy rs bees; |. IL ! ne
Clanir. am anNiUU>lY waiting Tor some
.uch rood resolution TO be pat 10 every
Grange in Franklin county. ana let Us
know through oar Home journal TIE re-
suit. 1t is admitted on all sides tUnt II Is
to the farmers interest to "palIonIIe ZONE
industry. but still it Is not done only by Il
comparative small nHmbrr. fu,IylWrniN
per cent. OF money sent away 10 puma up
Eastern m~uuOpolics can he kept rlEIIJ
here al home. il the people will only en-
courage home industry more cAi! refer
to one branch OF industry, mere We nave
t.e material right here, and the mcc!iaii-
les also. | refer TO the boot and shoe bus
iuc.s. From $1,000 and upwards l. cN-
pcuIcl In the different towns in Franklin
county every wcrh for boots and shoes,
rand most. it not all, can lie kept here in
our midst. where it is 50 much needed.
so loAg rs our State Is drained OF It.
money to build up Eastern monopoIlcs, SC
loug will it be in lis present condition..
The mechanics OF the &Orth and West
are much better OH than the Southern me
chanics. and the reason is simply brcdiIS'
the proplr in those sections OF country
will |palroui2r home Industry.
| non" the Changers Of Franklin county
will consider This matter over. and com
mcnrr ~ at least stopping one leak IN ollI
-iulfnU vp.-ul kp~pprtNliIN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25

Austcll, Mrs. heirs, so acres, value
l7j, bounded norlh hv ELK river, 5 by
Wilson's heirs, W by Sanders. Tax
for 1873, | IS, penalty 2ic, costs , %.
Total, ) o.
Bennett, f. NJ. heirs, so acres, value
GI4, bounded II by Swami, $ by Fields,
c by Rutlclgc. Tax for 1873, 6 -,
penalty 77c, costs 3 -. Total, 10 f..
Bennett, +. NJ. lOZ acres. value $50.
Tax Tor 1872, 10 81. costs 3 90. Total,
Is -.
Farmer, Mrs. +. 100 acres, value
297 80, bounded II by Wagner, $ by
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25

We were quite unwell last Thursday
evening. as we had been for Il day or two
before and several days after, consequent
5v could not attend the Lecture upon His
,ory atthc Episcopal Church, by Rev. !,
+. Parks. The hatterlng mention OF hi,
effort is just what we world expect tor 4
man Of his studious habits and literary
ullninmrnts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25

Boarding

Good board. with pleasant room'a al P'"-
&c Prjces. to he had 10y applying at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Mary Z. Steinhagcn.
juHc1J
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25

MAREIKD.-On the 9th Of May. past al
the residence of Il. Il. Powell. by IL. !.
OaSley, Esq. Nj. Henry II. lunar OF
Coffee county. to Miss Letliia j. Powell
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25
T9nr;~o,ont TAX List for 1879 and l8J@,

,SrArE or TENN E$SEE- GMNE Coy n ny M% % %MS r %% G %f&% n"&%E described t%roMnl
wch having been assessed lmu% EmHc years H@od 1872 which taxes ocM Md remain unpaid U" wiz
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-25

When you go tolNashyilIc remcmhort%c
old Battle House. 1t is ali that we in
rranLIiu county could ask, Try Mos,rs,
Crockett d Jordan and we viii ask 40
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-02-25

MODERN MEDICAL DIsCovERY.--It is
claimed that disease, with a few excep-
tions, has been conquered by the re-
search and intellect of enlightened
men and yet noted professor of New
York admits that "of all sciences,
medicine is the most uncertain, and
that " thousands are annually slaugh-
tered in the sick ROOM" Certain
"schools" of medicine are in exist
ence, one of which makes the patient
ill.," in order to claim cure; and an
other administers sugar-coated bread
pills." relying upon nature to effect
her own cures. DIR. j. WALKER, of
California, an old and respected physi-
clan, tried both modes of treatment and
both failed. He then appealed to ma
lures curative-herbs and now enjoys
rugged health. He has given the ben
eft of his discovery to the world, in the
shape of VINEGAR BTTTERs, and since
it's introduction has sold quantity
almost large enough to make small
harbor, or to float the "Great Eastern"
Its curative properties are attested by
grateful thousands-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-02-25
National Grange Circular for January.

National Grange Circular for January.
Washington Feb. 81 Correspondence of the New
York Graphic.
The National Grange circular for
January shows an increase, since the
18th Of December, when the last circu-
lar was issued, of 1866 oranges. The
total at that date was 1926; the total
at that Of the last circular was 1862.
The membership is only approx
mately stated at about 10000. The
increase is largely in the South and
Valley States, as will be seen by the
following table: