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rift--L .1 f SATURDAY, NOVEMIJKlt.'iS. 1808 A Clerical Wood Sawyer. A Hull Fight In Tesas. Dr. Pecehcr depended upon constant manual labor lor keeping up his own 7 health ; and in Roston, where he "could not enjoy the luxury f a garden to dig i in, he was often puzzled to find means to keen hiinselt in irood wnrkuc or.ter. i - - -1 The consequence was that he saw CM ail the wood lor his own larj;o family, and often fir.diiig that too little, would heg the privile of sawing at the wood pile of a neighbor. He w.-s fastidious in the care of his wood saw having it always at hand in his study, halt concealed am. mi BiiriUtCS of councils, magazine "ai tides and sermons, and the setjfy;? f his saw wasloften duly accomplished while he settled nice points of theology with his boys, or took counsel with his brother ministers. Looking out of hi.?" study window one day, when his own wood pile was reduced to a discouraging state of order every stick sawed and .split he " saw," with envy, the pile f ld V. in the 4 street. Fortwith he seized his saw, an 1 soon the old sawyer of the street beheld a man, without a cravat, and in his- shirt 6leeve, issuing from Dr. IJeccher's house. who came briskly up and asked if he wanted a hand at his pile; and forthwith I Trent to work with a right good will, and 60on proved to his brother sawyer that he wa no mean hand at the craft. v Nodding his head significantly at the opposite house, V. said, '"You live there? Work for the old man?" "Yes." ' What sort'oFan old fellow is he?" "Oh, pretty much like the rest of us. Good man enough to work for." '-Tough old chap, aint he?" "Guess so, to them that try to chaw him up." So the conversation went on, till the wood went so fast with the. new comer that VV. exclaimed, '-first rate saw that of your'n." This touched the doctor in a -tender point, lie had set that s:iw as carefully as, the articles of his creed; & every tooth was critically adjusted, and eq he gave a smile of triumph. -I say." said W.j "where can I get a saw like that?" "I don't know unless you bny niine." "Yi!l you trade? What do you ask" "I don't know. I'll think about it. Call at the house to-morrow and I'll tell you.''' s t The next day the old man knocked, and met the doctor at the' door, fresh from ihc hands of his wife, with his coat brushep and cravat tied, going out on pastil duty. "VV. gave a start of surprise. '"Oh," said the doctor, "you're the man that wanted to buy my saw. Well, you .-hail have it for nothing only let is'e have some of youp wood to saw when you -work On my street." " i fe W. said he felt as if he wanted to crawl into . an auger hole. Congregational Quarterly. I was one day sauntering leisurely along on foot in a prairie not far from the San -.Bernard, when suddenly there pru'iig fi-om the tall grass, a few yards before me, a large brindle bull. He be ran to paw the earth and exhibit un mistakable signs that his blood was up. The briri'lle's attitude became more me n:x:iv,' as I advanced, and I was within '. : " ..NEWS PARAGRAPHS A son of Santa Ati'Ja is a robber chief in Mexico. Jlrs. Aun S. Stephens, novelist, is writ ing a life of Andrew Johnson, Lady Franklin, now eighty, has return ed from Asia to France. The New York servant girls have giv en Sod.OOO to the Pope. The dethroned royal family of Spain 1 a few paces of him when he lowered his c ist the country 153, 5'dJ a year each side of me, and I was eaith"N. Again I seized his e pushe'dme slowly toward The Pie Boy wno Became a Prince. The first Prince Meuschikuft was a pie boy at Moscow, and w is deliv ering things .at a nobleman's kitchen one day when Czar?Peter the Great was ex pected to dine at the house. While wait in about, he overheard the nntdein.ui givepecial directions for the preparation of "a favorite dish of the Czar's, an i afterwards, while- the cook" was .-ihsent. the .boy saw him place something in the dish which he believed to be pok son. As soon as MenschikofF saw the Czar in the wtreet, he cried out his rolls 'more loudly than usual, and even began to sing, and approached the Czar to make himself seen. Peter called him. and aske ) him some questions, to which he answer ed so happily, . that the Prince Jsaid, ' I will keep thee in my service." Mens chikotl Accepted the offer with joy. At dinner time, without orders he entered the banquet hallr and stood behind Peter. When ' the dish appeared, he bent down and whispered " not to touch it." Peter got upwitbj.em.iling face, making pretense to take theiboy into an adjoiog apart ment, . when Mcnschikoff explained his suspicion. Upon the Czar rettiring to the tabhv$he; Bojard again offered the dish, and . Peter asked him to sit by his side and partake with him. The noblc-mair-eolorcd, and sand it became not a subject to eat! the same as the Empcrw. who, seeing his embarrassment, took the plate apdfOfferedl it to a dog, who swal lowed 'all its ' contents. But a few mo ments afterwards it began to run and howl; then staggered, fell, and soon ex pired. The- Boyard- was secured, but next HJVyliUn iraa , iuuuu , ucau m- lira bed. - MenschikofT had not to sell rolls any longer j the "first step to his rapid: for tune was made, and his descendants are a most, powerful family in Russia to this Receipts The following receipts are warranted not to fail if they prove suc cessfp.tij.l'o destroy rats catch . them, one tay oncr and flatten their heads in a lemon squeezer. To kill r cockroaches get appatr"'ofs heavy .boots, then eatcji your roaches,. put them-in- a barrel,1 and then in-yourself and dance. To catch mice-goins;;t6;;bed,.put7 ehees& Jaiyr- tnrh.aiiUilie with it open, and -when a moose's wjuakers tickle your mouthHteVU3i- ' V" , . . head for the attack, an 1 I attempted to draw my revolver. It was too late. Be fore I had time to u-c my weapon he had sprung upon me and borne fne to . the earth. In the shock I dropped my re volver. Fortunately for me, although his horns were Sung .and keen, they were wide and thus he had me fastened down his horns sticking into the earth o:i cither side of me. I se zed his horns, as the only alternative, and attcmntcd to hold him. Now the struggle commenced in earn est. His hot breath in my face almost suffocated nip. Still I held to his horns with all my strength, hoping that he would tire of the contest and leave me. lie drew mej further atjd farther from my only wjeapon of defense; finally, breaking loose from me, lie retired a few steps. I wills afraid to move. There he stood lashing his tail against his sides, pawing the earth, his red nostrils dis tended and his eyes glaring like balls of fire. lie looked to me the very imper sonation of the fiend of darkness himself. He again bowed his 'head ; one decj thunderlike roar came from him, and again he was upon mc. As before, his hoi us stuck held to the horns, s.nd h tlie spot wiiero the eonTesJt hau commenc ed. I, by this time, was almost exhaust ed. The bull, too, seemed somewhat fatigued. At last he broke loose from my hohl and bucked off a few yards to renew the combat. I T It that i should be unable tfi endure so unequal a fight much longer. I looked around and found that we were near the place, and fortun ately but a i'ew f,et from it lay my revol ver. It was my last hope of life. With all my remaining strength I .-prang for and gras edj my pistol, just as the bull h nl gathered himself for another attack. On he came, more enraged than ever. His eyes seem to emit sparks of fire as when the hsiil had ma le the first charge. My hat, vh eh I had lost on the first on set, was lying near me, he rushed toward me. I had no time for reflection, but pre sented my Revolver, and when he-was within five feet of mc I fired. I struck him i&ehe cuil in the forehead. He fell forward a dead bull, and his heavy car cass in its fall nearly crushed my right leg, and almost smothered me. With ddheuU- I Lxtricated myself, but it was some time before I was able to stand When I had so far recovered as to crawl away, I saw a few hundred yards from me a lone tree, the friendly shelter of which I at once sought from thu rays of the now vertical sun. When l reached the tree, there sat very composedly amotur its sheltering brauches a native herds man, lasso in hand, who had been a dis interested spectator of the unequal con test from first to last. Austria has given Lissa, a Dalmatian island in the Adriatic, to l-higland. The world's tobacco crop is estimated at 432,4 JO tons. Tfcfe Portuguese Queen is suffering from an incurable, brain disease, Ftiglish ladies of nobility took part in Parliamentary proceedings six centuries ago. The sweetc-t word in our language is Love. The gratest word in our language is God. The word expressing the shor test time is Now. The three make the greatest and the sweetest duty man can perform, . -! A Pravku run all Wives. Lord bless and preserve my husband , let his life be hmg and blessed, comfortable and holy; and let me also become as great a hlpssiior :ii if comfort uri'o liim .1 shnrpr in all his joys, a refreshment in all his sorrows, a meet helper for him in all the accidents and changes of the world ; make me admirable forever in his eyes, and very dear to him. Unite his heart to me, in the dearest union of love and holiness, and mine to him in all the sweetness of charity aud compliance.- Keen me from all ungentleness and "unreasonableness, uhseasonableness .-of passion and Mum or, and make me humble and obedient, charitable and loving, pa tient and contented, useful and observuot, that we may delight in each other accor ding to thy blessed word and ordinance, and both of ns may rejoice in Thee, hiv ing our portion in the love and service of God forevor . 4 The mother of the fugitive Queen Isa bella, of Spain, gave to her daughter a dowry of j 830,000,000, 17,000,000 of which the) revolutionists found in the Madrid palace. l Isabella! secreted the crown, but carried off the mo-it valuable diamonds.! Her attendant, Marfori, left S3,U00 in his apartments. : r .' t , - - - The Spanish crown lias not been offer ed to 'the ! Date of Montpcosier, but His Grace fears such a calamity, and has written t .Napoleon that - ho will ; not aedept if it is". ' ' - . ". 'school honsesy 335 churches, and ; 6,600 Admiral Farragut arrive 1 in New York on Monday last. ; j The Grecian bend has received the name of the fashionable doub!e'-np. Two shockof earthquake were felt at St. George, Utah Territory, on the 14lh u!t. - " " Only eight soldiers of the first Napo leon are alive. , Six Chinese were lately-baptised in the Wesleyan chapel at Castlemain. Austra lia. The gradual abolition of the heredita ry clergy of Russia is announced. " Cablegram," " tlmlagrani," and " sea gram " are new words coined as nmcs for cable messages. The Italian Government no longer gives 500,000 to La Scala, Theatre, at Milan. The shareholders are indig nant. The President has proclaimed a treaty with the king of Italy for the surrender of criminals uot political offenders. A spiritualist resides in a Naplc3 prison for making a dupe pay him 60,000, by pretending to commune with departed tsouls. - s-s A countryman at the Astor, the other day, after tasting some; olives, wanted to whip the waiter f. r pouring salt on ''thenil plums." ,' The Spaniards want Alfred, the " Sail or Prince," to ascend the thr neand marry the Duke of MontepensL-r's daugh ter. .Mount Davidson, and all the other mountain peaks near Virginia City, are whitened with snow. I Cleveland has recently had a concrete pavement put down between the rails of the street passenger roads in-order to tr the experiment. ' At Vienna, from 500 to 0 )0 old horses ire butchered yearly, and the meat of them is eaten by the poorer classes of the population. Ninety three flocks of sheep were recently suffocated in Switzerland, by a thunder c'oud which passed over the coun try.! , i Brighton, England, is to have an im mense marine aquarium, twelve hundred and fi fry feet long, and with a proportion ate width. A Swedish professor has made brandy out of commiuon reindeer moss, and an other has discovered thth, rEashroom are so plenty that there need never be a fam ine. Lace drapery, falling low at the sides, and caught at the back of the chijnon by a bow and ends, is a graceful feature of the winter bonnets. The Prince Royal of Italy has given a present of a jewel to han on the watch guard, to each of the 200 gentlemen who officiated at his marriage. The order of succession to the Turkish throne is likely to be; reversed, iu conse quence of the presumptive heir being involved in a plot to dethrone the Sul tan. Efforts are now being made in Holland to abolish capital punishment, and the movement is ; helped by the Minister of Justice at the Hague. The Cabinet has ordered the statue of Washington j belonging to New Orleans, and stored in the Patent Office since the beginning of the war,- to be Returned to New Orleans. . T'ie late heavy rains have caused great destruction of life throughout Chile. Forty persons'are reported to huvV perish ed in crossing the swollen rivers in the South. The operation of the transfusion of blood has been successfully performed in the hospital at Milan, in the case of a woman afflicted with chlordeniia. ( The man who invented . the ink with which greenbacks arc printed, iWdo' an immense fortune, as the chemicals of which it is made can neither bo photo graphed of turned black1, :' r - :-? - The people Qf-St. Paul,-Minnesota, are agitating the question of building a bridge across the Mississippi, thfe estimat ed cost of which wftl be 9p000 i , The St. John; (N. Yl.) Telegraph Warns delinquent advertisers that on ' a eertatn day "their accounts will.be sold at auction AGRICITLTUltAL. ImpuovejV Tomatoes. From the commoa - tomato nine-tenths water and seed, and one-tenth pulp has sprung up a large, meaty, aud better flavored f ruit. Maupaj-'s tomato, somewhat extensively introduced latt year, when known, will be cultivated by all lovers of tomatoes. The flesh is thick and red ; it contains but few seeds, and very little water. One peek of fruit will make as much catsup or canned tomato as one bushel of the common kind. They are largi and smooth, and have one great advant age over other kinds the skin is so thick;' it can be removed without trouble to the housewife. They can be as easily prepared for the table as a cucumber. Kc3-e's early tomato, soinudi praised last year, is the finest early tomato raised j in America. Man pay's superior is a French seedling. It is claimed to be the earliest, and our expe ience proves it. We dilut ed last year Tilden" tomatoes on March 10th, Keyes, April 10th; both ripened on August 10th! Mr. Keyes claims his to matoes to be thirty days earlier than the Tilden, and we can testify to the truth of Ills claims. This year, we planted the three kinds the same day, and can fully test their merits. Keyes's tomato has no bad odor to its leaves and ripens its fruit near the ground, and within a few weeks' time. Tilden's tomato is also far better worth cultivating than the common kinds. It is large, smoor h, well flavored. and keeps well, as du the other kinds, and docs not decay rapidly. Ex. How to Make Shi.ncles Last. Shingles that are painted will last much longer than when put on in the usual way. Some advise the use of tar, either dipping in tar before using, or tarring the upper end of the shingles after each course is laid. Mr. Emerson, of Hollis, Massachusetts, says, in a communication to the New England Farmer, that shingles laid in whitewash will last twice as long as if they had not been treated with the lime. II is plan is sometimes to soak su ingles in thin whitewash made with brine instead of clear water. At other times he laid his shingles in white wash. When this last course is adopted, he lines each course of shingles, as laid, with red chalk, then whitewash the last course laid down to the line, ;i:id after the builJing is shitih.-d the whole roof is whitewashed. He speaks of a nmf cov ere 1 with sappy and shaky shingles that had lasted twenty cirs, ami would last several years longer. In nailing, he puts the nails about two incites apart, :md does not drive them down, but leaves -the heads out so as to keep-up the bats nf the next row of shingles to allow a cir culation of air. To Make Cows Give Milk A writer who says his cow gives all the m:ik that is wanted in a family of eight per sons, and from which was made two hun dred and sixty pounds of butter in the year, gives the following as his treatment: If you desire to get a large yield of rich milk, give'your cow, :hrec times a day, water slightly warm, slightly salted, in which bran has been stirred at the rati' of one quirt to two' gallons of water. You will find, if you have not found this by daily practice, that your cow will ga'ti twenty five'per cent, immediatdy, undjer this' treatment, and she will become so VARIOUS ITEMS. Yv anted A collar for a neck of land. The worst organ .grinder-A hollow tooth. No man lias, as yet, been able to ride a clothes horse with the "spur of :rmo ment." Baltimore has an oyster police, who patrol the oyster ground--, and sometimes , indulge in an " oyster war." j .Russian An. erica is a very ice o lafed country. The ladies should ts.ke their uijihidlas, for the country is full of rein deers. A young man advertised for a wife, and received eight hundred answers fnvn .husbands, saving lie could have theirs. This shows the value of advertis ing. c i ' A French wit said tf a man who war; cx ccc ingly fat, that nature only made him to show how the human skin would stretch without breaking. What is the difference between a honeycomb and honeymoon ? ' A honey comb consists of a numbc of "small cells," and a honeymoon consists of one ' great sell." "There, John, that's' twice you've come home and forgotten the lard." " La, mother, it was so greasy it slip ped my mind-" A gentleman' met a half-witted lad in the road, ami placing in one of his hands a sixpence and a penny, asked him which of the two he would choose. The lad re plied he would uot be greedy ; he'd take the smallest. A gentleman who had been spending the evening with a few friends, looking at his watch, just aftei midnight, said, "It is to-morrow morning! I must bid you good night, gentlemen." A lady wished a seat in a crowded hall; a handsome gentleman brought her a chair "You are a jewel," she said. "Oh, no, I am a jeweler; I have just set the jewel I" "Ahem ? So here I am between two tailors," said a dandy at a pub'ic table, wherij a couple of young tailors were seat ed who had just begun business. " Very true," said one of them ; 41 we are but new beginners, and can only af ford to keep one goose between us." " Mary, relieve that burning luminary of the supeiiiicumbcut dross that beais upon it." "jMa am : said Mary, confused r.s to what her mistress could mean. ".Take," said the lady, "from that lu lrdnons l,o ly the sn criueumbeut weight of consumed caibon." " "j Ma'am ?"' repeated Mrry. ' Sou IT that caudle, you fool 1" exclaim ed the lady. A man in the lunatic asylum at Cin cinnati, according to his own .statement, is 400 years old, loaned Shakspc.iru five dollars which he never got back, pusent ed a bosom-pin to Columbus just before his first voyage to America, aud was on intimate terms with queen Elizabeth, whom he calls- Lib." A neat compliment was paid the other day to a lady. She had just swallowed a small glass of wine, as a gentleman in the camp :ny asked for a taste. ' It's all gone" siilshc laughingly, "unless you take s mi-; fro n my Iios." " I sh raid PO II TL A N D A D V ERTKEM ENTS. W. R. 6EW .4I.L. CEO. S. COOK. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. " fFCRMEHLT AltltlGOJtl's,) ' ' Front street : i : Portland, Oregon. rviE i'xr ei:' to xi-;r, itavixo rrn- li linfo! this, well known Hotel, are now rre I'ioo't to nllVr the iravolinir piil'li" hotter nconi m o lati'in-i t'-an cr.ii l.c found elsewhere in th titv. Hoard anil Lodging ?S OO per day. Tl:c Hotel r.a-li wi'l 1)0 in nttendnnoe to con voy P;- npiii cu t I'ngSS0 to di1 from the Hotel rev of rhurijr. SEWALL & COOK. OfTwe OrPL'pn t- Oli'ornia Stage Company, B. G. WniTr.tnn-fE. A Tent. 2tf UUCTTTKL'S ! . FHOTftGRAFII GALLERY; X! THE OXT. Y ESTABLISHMENT IV r-"t-'ti flint in ill iroiiL'hly prewired to do all tli fliiTVrent s'vV of work in ho art. Pt'ntn rrnnhs fr m card liro m7e. Tl new rntiinet -:irr1;. Jin., ir. Picture pnltirfffd. re'ouched in Tn'lia ink, ni:nfel in wrt' r-' o'ors. 1v Mn. S. J. lUnn- v. Pi. t:-r,,! that nr fndins- run b rrm iai! in tt'i. iry. Xi"rnt'vc cnr-fn!ly prw-tvfJ s that ii'l'.liii pnal copies' tnv Vp l' t T time. JOSEPH BUCHTEL. Portland. Orcein. J. II. MITCItr.l l.. J. X. lOI.PII. A. SMITH, f BT tcheU, ColTh 6t Smith, 4 TTOBXEYS ano COITXSFLT.OhS at LAW, 1 A SoIkmOiti in Chnn'cry nnt Proctors itt Ad miralty. OtTire civtr the old Post Office, Front ft reft.. Portland. Orcjron. I OREWOA SEED STORE. PTIODUOE AND COMMISSION 2 Z " Consignments of Produce solicited. t , '.i i- : . i t ! be most liajoiy," he replied, " but 1 utver attached to thu diet as to refuse to ilrink ! h'' .. 1 ' clear water when very thirsty, but this mess sho will drink almost any time, and ask for more. The amount of this drink is an ordinary pailful each time, morning; noon, and night. Yuitr animal will then do her best at discounting the lacteal. Four .hundred pounds o( butter are often obtained from good stock and instances are mentioned where the yield was even a higher figure." Profitable Business A corres pondent of the Lowell Courier, writing from Sheldon, Vt.. under date of Ju'y 14th, says: - j Within a radius of t wo or three miles from where I stand, there are 14 JO cows, from which are made about S7U.O00 worth of butter and cheese, annually. Lund is worth from 40 to S5J per! acre One man has 1400 acres ami keeps; 120 cows. Oihes have large farms j and dairies. From one to three acres j pas ture a cow, and two tons of hay winter her. The gross income from twenty cows for the season is about S40U0. Most of the farmers aro in, or inte'nding to engage in this lucrative business. They seem to have butter on the brain with far better ; results than those! who have had 4oil on the brain' in the past years." ,- . ,( Milking Cows It is common be cause convenient, io this country, to milk cows but twiee a day, morning and even ing but4jKU contended that more (milk will be oljraTije4py milking three times, s the French people do. or even more than that. It is said that cows Iefc to their own hoice will feed four times day, and, jhereforq, it is argued! that they should be uilked an equal number .of. times. It may bo true that frequent milktng8 will induce a greater flow, ot milk, tlrough fhe "tdifseijuenee i would be take sugar, iu mine. 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To the said William Thomas: Thu skid Thomas O. Davis having cnered at this of fice, under thy Ilcmeitead Act, the W. J of N. W. i of rf. ction 14, a id the S. E. i of the N. E.- and lot No. 1 of Section 15. in T. 10 S. It. 1 E.. whiih tntry i in eontliot wiita your I r.--emp(ion filing of Oct. 12 h. ISf.O, and V- said Thomas O. Diivis having of ered proof to show that you have' abaudoued siid land : You aro, therefore, here-' by notified that yti will be allowed thirty daVi from ei-ruice hereof in which te tako an appeal from the decision (film office allowing said en- uy, u you aeaire i oo.- - - - - - .; OWEK WADE, Regieter. . &. Keceirer. . , AprU 3, 1868. Sep 19, 1868wi. '