Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, March 03, 1876, SUPPLEMENT, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textvl - f"" r i ik I ' iii 1 i M fin iurjr. yesterday, will rcncli over half a million dollars." Slio had n largo number ot paesuiigcin wllh vain ililo bng:;n;e. Shu WM8 bullevcd to bo the hi-jitst -tuambmt vcTcnnstrnctid fur tin navigation of the JII"lfi-li)il or iiiiy otliei river, her t-v-Ileum u.'lillli bcliiy :U. fief, bii'.liKii ")! leet. In the coiistitic-tioii of the boit omt a million leet of w'iiler-,(,.ii.Hd oik was uttl. feho luil a bitteiy of Siteel liolhi. hliu o-t over ?12.VO0U. The iii'iir men on Jiei oir-m filU hiavilvou MemiihU md I JvVvi Orleans nuclei ui lie: . Tli re U no liiMlMi.ce on tliu liii.U in Cincinnati. iMotiliMii . imiln'i. r.W York. Feb. 2-f. 'I'lie iirsrnineiit bewail to-iLiy In this IJiuoKlyii hiipieim? Court on the tleiiimii'r I'l the rta ol l'Viuik Moulton ngihi't H. W. lli-ethei. The unction to be ih elded U whether, nf. teraiiattoineveiifirh a nolle prociil uiceiiKaliit Moultou, the litter hi tin light to hi lug aetlon lujalii't lleeeher tor iriilleioiis pio-ctiitlnii. On. Ihitler and IIogerA. J'lyor iippeired fur Motilton. hlieiirmiii 1 nssUtuil by Abbott for Butcher. A Tornnalo. Sr. Loui. Feb. 'ii. A tcnlhlc wind . storm, ainomitlng to alinou a tornado, struck the imitheni part of St. Chirie, Mls'oinl, yesterday nlieiiioon, Mid pai ingdonii Miiln .mil Nionil -treets ile niiill'lied ur ii.iilly Injun d twenty oi more buildlnj,'-. Anion-: tlio-e tno-r, seiiou.ly dinned ate: Ki unci's wnieluiiw. wreil.nl, .mil hi lloiniiif: mill gnatly injiirid; tin' Court Ilnn-o . innooteil and tin limit blown down; County .'all MiiioolLilniiii thu walls blown down, le'iv ili,i the lion cells cvixw-d; Coneirt II.iIJ, M.CInili'S .Saving' Jliiik, thu gn woiks mid I'ipi'i'-. Ajri tciiitiii.il Vnithone, won' totally di'trojid. The Fil-t Na tional II ink will luu to be pulled down. The County t'leik's olllev, Cilllornli Iloiisi-, Diiiioii.it, Xews and i Ituug nunMMiirr olllees Guniili MitiinilUl Climc-li and Odd Fellows building me bully iiijnud. .1 iineiOo-iii'V. cuiplojed at tile K'n woiks. and lili little 'on, writ? killed; time or foul other ?ou- weta more orltfs hint. Thcstoini weutiu tbedi rei tlmi ol 1'irtiye Dubious, -uitl ii siiil to lne dentiojed .i,vcnl ill in hoiwu and lnjuied a number ot peiBom. The storm lasted less I ban live minutes The d itti Mffentht. Chiiles is e-tlm.ited at JWO, 000, but tlsli Is piolnbly exic-iulul. lomitito Iii leiitliiii, ClNCINM'H, Feb. 2d. A Times' F.vilis vllle Mpeelal .iys the tornado at Crlnceton, Intl., iat night blew down ten bouses and binned one. As f.u as heard Irom, one ladvand a boy weroeilouly Injun d. (JfNCI.NNAlL Feb. 2S A lepoit Irom the toi undo li oui I'liueetoii, lnd st.itc that eight pei-ons weio dangerously in jilied, Jiur of whom are not eipeeted to recover. Oniiwomiii Iot hr-r eye-lght; over lllty houcs totally demolished aiur about lllty nioie badly dim iged. Thotoi uado was most feere Irom tho north side ol the public squiro to tln"-oiulMii llmlfv ol tho town. In tho track of the storm It is linpoi-lblo to dl'tinguUh the stieets. or former locitlonsot leslde-neis eveijthUii; Is pioittatedand Sie.ul over hu giouml; ewciwl peipons wire hulled under the wreck ol their dwellings and taken out imhiruie'd. To-day ouo fimlly fumid t!ienis lve- Maliilug on the ceiling of their i ooiiin thch hou-o hiving been luwited, etthey esi iped null limed, while taoso lw iutcuitid to c-cipo weio lnjuied. LIST OF LETTEUS. Itcrmlntng'ln tin rostofflcc, Salem, at this itnte. IV oils ealllng for tlioso letlera mu6t give tho Intuun wliUi theyaromlrertMeil: FORG3GN TJEWS. WceJily tt.'lr 1 Hie tJrnln )1 itbi'l, ,()M)ON, Koh.2-1. The Mail, I.inu ll-pics-.iys: I'he gi iln ti ido Ini thnwjik hi; been dull and iinliiteii-tlng. 1'he m pmtslnw hi i n iikmIii ite, alrhouj;!i it ii diiuli'litl whethei the-toik o i hind m- a--Hi go as line bei n liui'.'mil U ne liouse .letilrh lllli'd, mil noiw ith tninl tiiga hteiuly di dine w Mill hi, been hi jirogie-s fliiee tl.e end of l'o ietue iippioii lilng i pi i mil of nitli ll Impoit alieo leg tilling supplies I'lie luge Mm t fiom hmthiM-tein lhuopu whleh Ins le evutlv ln'i'li 'in liienliiis on tliulo hw been aluiO't ileinid mil, mid the -loppig"ol hipuieiHs tinm kV'bouii I poiti mii't gitatiy ledum the Mipplh'i, Add to t 111 tliu diiiiiniitiou ot I u mi i'' stoik and we in n i-oiiahly loneludo tint the plethoia will slioitly heiwer. A fiattuo ol'lliograin Undo now is, ilut our neir continental neighbor inc. not po well supplied, and a il'IimiIIoii of mtii lii'tu would tend to an Inipihy fiom theie. Altogithe'r, ti'idu perms heal by, subject only to thu eontlngentles of moio thin uu.illy open w either and lncie.i-ed -up-lies, wlilcli now seem linptobihle. PACIFIC COAST. Xroojll Hi'iil lo.Nmi )lll-litlll lit Kiutril till lrlKiuii in. S.N KiiXNCi-COi Feb. 2S. A detachment cit' tho pollen mid ol the Nation ll (ill ml, was dlp itched this eenli)g liom till- city to San tiueiltln ton-it hi giiudiug the prl-oucip, who iiimibvt in tho neighboi liood ot ouo tboimud. Telegi-iuis stitn that tlio coin lets tliu- f.u .sliow a disposi tion to buhivo unlet ly. Siirseoii UoiiiI. Surgeon .1. i Wllklii'. of thu l. M . S. (Jo"- Metiiiir .Moiitniia, dlitl at ei, Fehriiarv Hth. ol uottenliig of ihn bialn. Ilu will liuiledat S-ui Hh, .Mexico. I'aru ili-u llrol.iii Cp. Another I iro den, sltnited on Kuney sheet, wis raided on this .ilternonn. IM. Cleveland was linked up on a ehuj;o of dealing tho giuno. lturiiliiK or lln flm-nllii lirksli;m .San (Jci.mis. r'b v!S. I'ho woik-hop-at the Mate pH-ou binned about :li.V this iiftoriinivi. The rsilmited lo-s is uUuit $7o0,00i). Nil liiMiiiioee. Cin'it e.cltc incut provillcd aiiioiigthu piUonei-s. All invMife. The building was Mippo-ed to b ivo been Mit ou llio by pil-ojieis in the utile In tho pilot ilepaitmeiit. The prl.un U henlly guiiiled n-ulglit. Tliu All) tuv DiuiiiH-r.it siv,: Thero U ,i eouutry doctor over ill llenton cimntv, who pnutlivi icoiioiny a- well s on ill cine, lie writes liU own labels mi bottle unit packages In a bold legible hand, us lollowi-: "l'alrgorlck," 'Villi iiii)iieeneiie," "tlnter ruboih," 1-usvlnuk," "Ai-eit-lltlty," "Mtron w," ".Mr i:peeack," "Uluo rule. iti. Ills libels will dl'coiint the lititn ditto's of any physiilm in tho "city ot brldgec" .Vie. JIr Jfirthi Allrn,S.ili V.(.') Ilmcro. llillllii llurct, W't! I.omIo, MrrtMni) I'.inM.i'lin on '2 IJiile, .I"l n lli:rhlioIilci,.IoM:i)li ll.ile) 1. J. licit, Kilenii! W 2 linker. ,ns uciia licUON It;1 1 Am.iiit.i 1 llri'inni-r.lolin I'pMlnfr. "MrnSirali 1 Cm ii. ihs Mary Ou!ir, Chil) 2 ( nrl, .Mr ruilli.fienrgo Ciiltr, ni II l nnpci,MrMaiy ( orliull.Hulua Cliak.li I li-imln rlln, C II? Ci-nvlonl, Mii K (loiniM, II ( liilwixjil, lr J M ('Mm m, J T l';i,H)uhH'oul IMililsmi, T(J Di'iku, Mutt! 1) Da)!", Win I)-nif, I'M rnvlt.Hcurv l)iils All-it A lluvi-, (I 113 Howl, I'liclw Ann l..ins, W m fcmil. k.CW 1 mbi.1, Ml tatvy (iimo)li, ttubt l.inl.l, ( i.icci.c, MlrM.M 2 e.iecni', Mrs l M ("ihiin, II J Uitciii), Mr Kohl 1 l.illnt'ith. John I, iet'0, MUm J ltniiull, K Holme--, J It Hnpl.ini, 3Ii L!2 Howaiil, .li Ini H-mell, W'li Hi'line, II tluliluiil. MHs lull's l llis'in, llcnn illlona, II S HciiiliiMm, A M IHns ,) unci llnnlll. I.ilu.ml: llll)", lll'lllj III. I.. !i.Sliij X Jnij, JIm'-A .JC'll iM)'l, Utll! mrj, MM Jane .Jillll s, '1 )IH .Ini , J JI Kirk, - M (' Klluv, MisK 1.1 Mik, S Kmllk, S Menu, I.l7i!u2 Uli nc, Joliu hci.KM, Krl 21. J'ANktXJI.Ii i.isr. li IV?. Jnhll 1.1(1, I hoi I.UHlc'II.C J 1 I.uoas M A Mo-iiL-nmfij, J II 3 Ueulitr. W .Mori li. Miss Murran, l' S -Mnrns, 't Mil ir, MIm Anni M. Klr.nel, f II Muhlimcj, W J Mdlnnilul, Sim IIJ PIil-!iiMin. .("Ini MilJuLlilno. Mrs laiuy Mcfnlie. H l Muu, Mrs It Ki e,JS l)Itii(!L-r, Ml-w 1'atllo O itn.l'rank Okll, Mi-K'-nnh OUl'll", MI-9 liullo Olincer. Ml9 Ulla i )nl. A I W Ito-e KC llcwc, W .1 Huunnml, A K III. lies i;j Itit'l. Jin lie, ,or. Kiizeno 2 N'lll.JH Millh in, f-mllli Mllllvin, Mis I. A. Nji c,MrHAloi. h rmull, O W tj nee, A I f-uotl, K Shan, John Sun, Mrs 0 11 ci.ire, J K s.ietlzi r, John Meen, Misi; li li'lDs, II S'ewaul, Frt-I fweitei, DiilU S CNur, i; w fcnli-kllii.T J r-mllh, .11 F2 f-inllli, Miss I. I) -inllh, AIMs Mulili.IMS -mitli, Jnnii-s "mllli, suiih K Vanillism, Itillm llilll.1.4 Winilt-'R. I'mllo Wliliiniin,ll West, Musr.llen AVank", A h 2 Wni-ni r, J M Whceh.1, Mh" IJS V) hllciuiii. Mid Itttlll Wnnl, IJS Wnncr, Miss i: I. Wane, I-. II Williams Miss M V Walk, c! I, Week". MIssKiaiJ Wapl, Mlistkuil Mallei,. J Waul, Mist, J Wllxin. Lin. otn Wa.-nei, !II ("-li T. II illUUI'.l, v . M. Henuy Wilok. The following in cident is relutetl of Honry AVINon: Tho ovoniiifj lioforo Ins Inauguration ns Vico President, lie called on Itfr. Suimiior, and .said, "duininor, can you lend a hundred dollars? I luivo not money enough lo ln inaugurated on." Jlr; Suininer rejilied, "Ortuinly. If ft liatl been a large sum, 1 might not have been able to hell) you: hut I cm ahv.iyis lend a friend a liiiud red dollar-'." He then gave Mr. Wilson a cheek for that amount, and after tho hitter had retired, Mr. Summer remarked to one who waa pre-ent, "There is an incident worth i-ememberinjj ut'h a one as could never have occurred in any country but our own." That runrelled cheek, if still in exist ence, with Senator Summer's sirrtnturo on its faro and Vice Pre-ident Wil-on's on the back, would be a very desirable autograph. What Constitutes a. Faumtai. The following extract vo clip from a very interesting address delivered by Maj. Win J. Sykes, in Diownsyille, Tumi: To bo a perfect farmer, u man Hiiotita eomntne onservation and prac tice. A man may work in tho lleltN all his life and be a poor farmer. We should gain knowledge by reading and studv, and uKo by wh:it wo see around u-j, and then this knowledge must he put into jiriii'tke. Our views if tin J will not stand the test of actual exper ience, are worthless. All -uund theory is based upon practice, and 'ill sensible practice K the result of well grounded information, whether learned by our own oli-eiviitioit, or from tho ex perience of others. That theory which will not stand tho te-t of exper ience is worthless, and tli.it practice which is not based upon .sound theory is equally worthless. STATE AGENCY , ron tub Patrons of Husbandry, ..FOB.. Orcein, Washingt n. and Idaho. H. V. IiHU. Aj-eiit, - - I'OtCTLAND Inqnlr'1 aunverert ctiLi.rialiy,anil Im-liit-ir stn ml eil to promptly. 'In 17 HEAL fiiBTATls LOa.'-S. OKSGOX AJiD M'ASHlNt.TOV Trast Intrestment CompaDV OF MCrijlND. mtltS Tompany t prpptri-'l to ncso'la'ffl loan In JL xunio Irom f5 O to i,H(IO secum . ovi-r IWI'IU) ViiDCirV PKOPUItlV md MRU t.ANIH, for fl id pfrlois i f ypaip, orrepiyahle hy halfjearly In stjlliiieiit". For tirmf, apply to WILLIAM nKID, JUnajer, rovllr II PiM street I irtlaud. Tho Oiegon Stoiinsluv Conipanj's steamer Orillimuio sailed from 8iu Francisco, or l'ort kml FuJiy nt I p. a., witli tlislolloMini; LIST Of I UttEKOKRS I S Kecil an 1 wifu CaptKompfl anil fam 11 Acl.otm.iil 0 Hubci J A Stench W U Fair ami wjfn Mrs J Hmltli ami J ch Sirs A J Ijlnowy Mrs il 8 VciUcr P J (i ood in an J 15 Kiiiboy ami lam J 11 Almau ami lam A .Slocnm, ltUocUsAMVifu, N Tall uit, M J lthawl, Miss Alinltngj, L It Moulin nu .'. rt, Jos Wollstuin, II II ViUr, Mis J William Jt iuf, Ml(b Watiis. S ltcillieli and who I'rol W Aslibiimer I lilum 1. 1) Sou borough F W Uccl.ei anil fam Jin A Scluofilti Mis 13 Loiigticry L- I.onijbaiy A A MlCuIiv anil inn II 11 Hatlll) ll Allan and Sam W J C'ressj .mil wl It Lruin-r, 3 I'tltiii .1 l.tai, .1 W Cook, Li Sava'o A fain, 1' YaiiiltrncU.n, 11 Iiiekt-, M I.xlituur, I' U l'a no, Mis JiClnk, MisaT EiVjutoj. r:t::r'sio i:- a!!m:i:s. ?lut'h 1ms been slid as I o the groat wiong dotiti intiulviiul in Kitiijc, and In tact, throughout tho whole wuild, by t tUing live or mure millions of men liom uoi'v ami imtting tlu-ui into llui iniikiof tumks to bo iluilcil anil uittdu iiutoni Uions for the jimpie nl killing each other in tliu si vice ol t licit ri'siectlvi' biivuulgus. And uiiui tilings luivo Uen siiit and wtit tou iiguiiist the syhtfin and aigiiiug in l.ivin- of a reiluciion. lint wliciu or how to begin lias been u tiotiblesonie iUcsllon, one not itisily answcicil. We-hc'e now that Antlii.i litis sat the example. A committee of thu Hclclis lalh bus jns-eil a lesolutlon in favor ot thu nitniiiutiuuiit ot a siioclul cotu inlttee to consider tliu question ot le dtioing thu in my ami to ultimately piojioso mi Intel national Congress tor thu mil pose ot discussing thu ques tion. Tnls looks like a step in the ill icetion of reduction. This wctiUl seem to indicate that at least tho Austiian nienibcis of their National l.eglelntuio do not antici pate war, foi with that idea in pros pect in a near Ititure they Mould luirilly tall: about ti reduction of their a i my. That, aiiny consists of liom lls-o to seen bundled thousand men perhaps mine. Shu is Dunked by na tions having still larger armies Hut lib those tlueu nations luivo been re potted us declining, by agieenicnt of their three Kiupuiois, thai the peace ot lauopo must bo maintained, It is dilllctilt to cu the necessity of still maintaining Ihclr vast armies. What a coiitia-L our little aiiny ot twenty to twunty-llvo thousand men exhibits! And iet our legis'atois in Congiess Mime ot them -secnied detcrmliu'd to dimliiish the number of i-ven ihoe. Ileally, the piopnsilloii to cuttlowu our iilicndy diiliullcd forces .lppp.n-i as abstiib as iluis t ho iiinliiteiiaiicu of the Mist iiimles by the laiiopo.in tlov eininenis. Altn. So.mi: time tigu M. l'nul I'uval, the well known I'arlsiuu novelist, at tempted to found a theatre moral, wheli) no subjects should be treated but those appealing lo the highest .sentiment, ills propaganda tidied lust year, but hu Is about to icnow iho striitjglu at the l'orte St. Miutin Thea tre. He will hold a conference, as l'n i Nuns teiin It, upon the merits of the drama which he could patronize and the evils ot the drama existent. A J iw bona -iNtcen feet lone ' lw ex hlliitid tit tlieCentciiiiiiil by .Mns,-icliiii'ttf. INit It In tliu Ma-sicliii-otu Woiiuu's Dc pirtiuont by nil mean. Itoil Olotiil sjivs tlieru lu been s heap ol talk about rcftiriu lately among tliu pa'e fue, but bo can't mu tint tliu whUkey Is any better. The choice of Lord Lyttou as Loid Northbrook's .successor, .says the London Times, is bold and striking. Few can have guessed at this appoint ment before it was made public, but still fewer, probably, will now question itsfltnoss. Lord Lytton has his genius by inheritance, but ho has had a train ing in public alFairs which lu- accom plished father had not, and ho is be lieved to posess, but is not lwiscaseil by a graceful poetic talent, which secures him the advantages of a cultivated antj sympathetic imagination, but does not threaten to dominte his intellectual qualitie". In the diplomatic service he has risen fast and fur, and both his powers of work and his skill in alFairs itro recognised on the Continent no loss than at home. Mr. Ilathwtiy, who was deputed by Fall Itiver manufacturers to go to Eng land, and ascot tain whether cotton goods could bo proiifably exported to that country, is on his leturn. Mean time exports aro increasing. A new and most extensive market is also open in China, where tho reputation of IJritish goods is very low, on account of over-sizing and tiduler.ition. It is a strange fact that, notwithstanding the known superiority of tho product of many American mills over the Urit ish, some New England niiinufact tires who turn out good-, ol excellent qual ity, palm tiiem oli on tne miricet as imported trom f J real Biimiu. Take two joting men one plods and the other works. The "jilodder saves .JilO a year lor thirty year', itntl regu luily dep isits it at si nor cent, com pound Juiciest that i, ho invests in n good si-v pur eht. itoci: his evety yeai'sij.WO and all the interest of nil the deposits and what is the result? Answer 525,110. What of tho workor'.' If he is one in ten thousand, ho has about the same. Unless ho is one of ten thousand, ho litis little or nothing. I Jut the S2o,140 is sure to any one of tho ten thousand in a word, to any body at all who could earn $Ji)0 a year more than he could -e. At the annual mooting of tho Cham ber of Conimeicoof Shenield yesterday tho President refotred to continued decline in American trade, and siid that neither Shellleld nor Birmingham would over have such an American trade us they hud foimerly. That American and fierman manufacturers were pushing our goods into a corner, and by introducing niachiuory for the production of articles of equal quality to those mule by hand here, they hnd thus become aiiccessful coinpotior?. A most valuable 3IS. has boon dis covered in the Azores. It refers to the colonization, in the year lfl)(), of tho northern pirt of Americi b emigrants fiom Oporto. Averio, and the Nund of Teivoira. Uwaswiitten by Fran Cisco tie Souza, in lo70. Untboza M.ichulo states that it was lost during tho great eaithquakeof Lisbon in 17."5. This most important document is about to be published bv an erudite Azorlan gen tleman, and will throw great light on tin? disputed question of the early dis covery of America. John Ar.ruun, of Home, as he paid his taxes remarked to tho Collector; "I am tlfty-two ve.trs old ami don't owe dollar; haven't bought a bushel of corn or st pound of meat since the war, never had a cross word with a neighbor in my life, and never swoio ,u oith; never buy any clothing have thorn spun, woven and matte at home; never hud a lawsuit with unv one, and never was a witness in court." The population of Ireland Is set down nt f),l 12,111)7, showing a falling osT of nearly ;:,(tU),uOu in less than twenty-tlvo years. The Unman Catholics havo .stightly decreased in numbers, and the Episcopalians anil Presbyterians slight ly incieased sluco ISGl. FOR PALE. I HAVE TO SALE AT POUTLAND, 2.000 trees of the Petite Prune d'Agen, which succeed admirably In Paltfomla. ani mikes a m'ist fiipirl mill leof ilrt'il f'it. Thi-Mj In on were rawed in etiir iinlu i'vur"l fur my use, audi intend tn plTt loin ilio leiDii m)n i,f them on m" placa near I orllaiiil this jear. nlu-n t havo a nnninpr nlrealy rtmbii;. T e tries can bii neiti, aut oilier Uft, it thu itoro of 0. J. M4.LMIKVY I'or'hnt II front ireet. B. V. HiC.lOl'UKI). Lie' 31.1 "15. 8 A.LEH FURNITURE FACTORY, At Hill Craek Bridge, I.IBtiltrV SfKKliT, - - SAIJJM, OnEUON All kinds of FUMITUEE OU HAND, Ami Mttde lo Order. THE TRADE SUPPLIED On the lowest terms for OASIt. JOB WOIIK done, and all kinds of TURNING Orders promptly Attended to. Good delivered to any part of the city, to tho rail road, or wharf, rase or ciiiitoE. PARMENTER & BABCOCK, April 80. 1S75. wtf i5cTTORNEY AT LAW, OI'EItA nOUSS, SALKM. . E. corner, at ho id of slalrs. fel2y To Potato-Grovers. I hae for ale e'Yeral NEW VARIETIES of Pot- o Wii'i b T i li iik highly worthy of the nttcn llo.ithLMi ojc iiio uUt3 potatneii nt all. Mv po t iNvHA) t'-rttlna hw b .avcrtUm iiriuueir IIUB-H-KI, Mt.Joo otMv, and my cxpeilprrc. an eila- tint i liiuivo ioi I ihit untato-? irom the bt'tvt'r tiam ni t i pfi mi on i ( ommon uphnd will jiroilnre from one t.tliii io o te-'itilf more than will potatote Irom the iiplind. Ihopo irncA thit I wish to lutioincu aru two new varltf'tns Just lutrodnced in the T3at, and root mtiniH'dclltr i tr poi'nd two years ao, I now nilrT t hem rtl $2. r 0 per bufiiel In Salem, Kxtrn 32rJy Yeruioiit TnorpoaranreBomp wh it like the rJniy.Koe, hnr oonp'dtr d raa.h.ciifte rh r to it, and about two ucclcs eailter, and a t-pfuiald crooner. UrovneM'H Clpnutj lirpc retPkinned po tati tliu haiirNrimot pol.it tiowfi a splendid crop per audit there ever u5a ) ttao tint llvaled the blmlck. f r all purpoi., tc lit thl- one. I havo all kind for fnle tbit ururi earned uorthv e f cu'tlvHtieu, amoni which itht 1CAHLY HOSM KINO OF" rK UARUhU, (fVHNKTT CIIILK. and th DIMIOK Specfmtni to be isojq at Farrar Iui f and at U 'rlin& AllenV, siikm, J. . OllfllCSi, rletl TInbbAid. M irlun Co , OtLon. Woodburn Nursery, VOOBURH, IVZAaiOJT CO., OK.E03Kr. A ritUiCO SlCSl0Il Of Fruit, Shade. Ornamental, r frtrtc ru wl Mut-Bearjrrg Vines and Shrubbery, Plum and Pruuo 'Jrees, Con-itiiitly on lniia. Aldices J. U. RCTTIjEiTIIlI'n, T. B. M.I.3V, nsent Dirbiioii. rooiHjurn. Clr-nlMH i nt onaiiplioallon. oriiin'i It Pajs I It Pays I WHAT PAYS? JT PU'Siuiy j'luatictunr, Mtnhint. Met lian'c, a Invtntir, fanner or l'mloicloiial .Man, to keep iiifornicd on all Ihu luipri.n minis ami dticoerks of thwhr'.i, IT t'AYS IhiihuU of eveiy family tn Introdnca into hit hourthold a mwapaner that i& iuntmctlvo, one that ruler a tatu ti r ii.ve&tUittnu. aMl proiui te th mjhtaiidiucouraj;i.8 aUcuitLu amon ite mtm here. The SCIENTIFIC AF02RICAN which has bei u pu'jllthed w.iekly Tur tho list .'thirty jlb, noe" thi. to an etuit htjniiil Ihat of onj oth-" ir jiti illcatlou. In fact It tsthuoiil) weekly paper pah-llnh-itin thcUnllcil tite. ile. till lo JlamilictnriK, Mechanki, Imeniouj, acil Nen DlicoMiks In tho Aim mill Scleucef. Etery nuinV-i luprofnsilj 111 ft'atcil ami 'ts con tent cnibniLii the lati t and moit lnteresiltif; Infor mation pertaining to Hie Industrial, Mechiirieal, ami hi lunttnc l'ro,-UK. of th World, I)o?itiiillwi. wllh lleiullUl Kni;ralii';, rl New Inventioun, New Im plement", New prnci-a'c, and Improvid Innutrles of all klctlr: Veifjl Nines, lice lp", l-tipiestlous ana Advce, li) 1'r.utlcal Writers, fo- Workmen and hm-ploje-s, luali tho arion arts, formliu a imnpletc repertory nf Ne-v 1-iventlciis and dli-cinerle1; ton talulii' a weekly lecoid not only of the progress of tl o Industrial Alts In our uvsu country, but alro of all New lllHnvctlc anil Invrnllii is In eviry branch of tnlrcnrliu. Vpoha-ile indSel'iKeabund. IHU SOIK.N IIFIU AVPWlaN bi ba the f.iie mi't of all Iidu-tn..lpnb teiitoLr 0rthepat "hlrty .-ars. llli tho Olddil, Li.vtt, cneapot. rid Ihu Uuit WEEK1T LlilSlnleJ IllpT e'ciollll III kll"lleer- iiij. .Meef-anlti1. Chemist y. Ne Invention, i lesce aod Iudiuuli.1 1'ioi.re-., p i ilHicrt IntlioUfril The Prictleul 'ico pi nu m-ll north ten time tr c rnnecrlu'lin prliH. Audi r tli ' sh p and house n III b3uraiuy titi.e" t.ieco.t o" snli-irlptln i Jli'rchants farmers, Mccainics hntacert, lnrn tor. Manufacturer, Cheilitis, Lovers of Science and Fe.-iil. of all I'rofrsslons will flu-l tho SOlKMI K1C AMfcH10Nii"efnl to thira. It elionlA liae a plnco lu every Family, Library, btui'j, Olllci-, aud rouuiiui; KiKim, lu eviay li'aillnj lioom. College andbcUu)l. A not yo1u.hu counivueis January 1st, MO. Ajuir's nnmbi-rs cintiln S31 rajoa and seenl Ilnudnit Knnviu-. Ihouands ofolu es are pre served tor i indtiiK and refdrencc. Term ft '.'U a vear by mall, incliidlni: postage. Ulnouiittu clubs, s-pe. elal circulars eiv ln club rates s.-nt free, blnjlu cojne mailed on receipt of 10 cents. May be nad of all News Dealirs. 13 A rtfl TTIIPTTl SS In connection with tha Scl Jta Aiilil JL 9, entitle American, Jlu'ic, MiunA,Co aie b illc't.irsof Am-rCHil aud "orei.ni l'aients an I htn the larifi-'t ctaDllshmeLt In the oi 1.1 More than 5D,lXXlapp luitious havebtenuiado for patents thromhtholraiency. rntenis aro obt lined ou tw l,it 'rrms, Model of New l.vventli-ns acd sketches examiutd anl mtvici frm A sp. elal notire l taad'i la tho r-ClliNTIKIC AMKUIOaN oraUlMentlousI'ateuted throicU this Aaeucy, with thoua-ue and resldtnci of thel'ntenue. l'a'euts are ufteu sold In ;ait or w t)u!e, to persons at tracted In the Invention i) such notice find for Pamphlet, cuntaininr full dln-ctions for obtainlu l'a'euts. A bound nliimr conlatuliuthel'atin'Laws ruisus of thu C, b., and 1 1.' Kuj-av lu;,e of mechanic al iniveimuts, Prle33csiits Ad Ires fjr the Paper, or conccrnlm; Patents, MLT.NN.tCO 37 1'a'kl'on. New York, i ranch Of flee. Cor. r.fc "ill Ms. V..tliliij;ton, I). C. fB a day piaranteod ut'nir our Well . Ausor A Drills. $100 a nmuiu paid to aood Atnt&. Auer IkioV, file. Jlli Ai i-tr Co., St. Luul, Mu JONES & PAfTERSON HAVK FARMS FOR SALE AND Buy and Sell City Property. XIS37T HOUSES, NEGOTIATE LOANS, AND Make Collections. AGENTS FOR Mutual Lifo Iiwu ranco Company OF NEW YOHK. Union Fire Insurance Comp'y OP SAN PHANC1SCO. KEEP ON 'UNO. Y01 ORTUITOt7S CIRtTJ lallon, their " Descriptive Land Circular," and 'Uescilptivo Circular and Weather Itecord oi Or egon." Office on RTOind flor, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALKM, OHKUON. apKly PDRE SPANISH MEUNO ONE I-jrJWDRSD BUCKS OP THIS STOCK, Ol most reliable chararter, selected by Georao Ham mond from the nEST VERMONT FLOCKS, arrived at Portland on the 13th of Antitt, and will be oflrreti for sale by hluvand Tims S Lane In that rlly ai d at the Dallt-s upo" faoralne terms Flock matera wish ing such -stock are cordially invited to examine. TIIOS. S. L.ANU. Portland, All?. 13, 1875. S7tt MOUNTAIN BAJLM T&b Great 0"epn Rmnedy for CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS, AND OT1IEK DiwcawiK ot" Hie Ivim ;-., It PLUFliCTLV HtHti 0NN0T INJURE the most dflllcate The pliro syrup a beanliftil artlile pletMiut to the ta-te prnpa'ed with ireat diB-uinliclulnt both FlUDUMAN'S and COK & IJULT'S llrui' '-lores bilein, felotf Tilrs. Robrer's Now Iteiacdy ts iiKJirya with mo.vjl'jifvi, aucor&s Tins l.ii ei PUKKLY VFO TAP.LK IIKMRIIY HAS eciiial in Ih nlltt and euro ol Cmiehs Ci.l.l !tlnn.i, lirouihilis, Cio-n, Whoopinc fouth. Mea b'.e-. il., It Ins piodneed fuiuu remail.able ures. t ulb by ilni2.:ils ci w m'lv Prep irnl i nil by iflt-rf. . ltll5;.4C:S, Moiiinnntli Or., To wuom all 1 ItiiTOt liuiuc'iiu'ilil bo addressed Brooks St, JVloParlaad, (Succi stors to Frene'i it Co.) WHOLESALE AND TAIL HEALERS IN CenoraL rJierc'iiitr.&inE Conn of rfcotd and WiishliinKii stieeis, I)LLl:s CITY, UlihdON. apil w hueeessoi to J, M. Klklkb a Co., 05 t.lborr it., - - NEW YOICK, Ooiiimtasiou Vsrenl WOR BUYING AND FORWARDING FROM 1; New York via Isthmus, Pacinc hailroi d, and Capo Horn, all kindi of Jfeichandlsei and for the sals oi rrouuete irom me i-aciuc coast, for tho collection of raonuv. Ac. octrtf THE WEEKLY UM, nm XiZW I'OItK., 1S7G. KI(,hteen hundrei and nvei.ty.rlx l tlio Centennial vear. It Is also the jeur In whiik au Opposition House of Ripiesfuntiv s, iheilrt since the war. will belu nmvernt Washli cton; Mid. Iho ) enrol Iho twen-ty-lhiid cle-etlon ( f a President of the United Htates All of these events aro sure- to be of picat tnteixst vud Impoitanco, e-pe.-la'ly the latter; adl all or ihi in aud every thine- ennuected with them nljl bclully and fleshly fi pott d and i xpennr'e I in 1 itn -uv. a ho oppi.-ltlou IIoii'o of llepres&ntailie. tokln up 'liellLenl Iiqulrj opined yiars a.'o byTiiE r-UN, will dlllKently and sternly lnvi-tUato the corruption aud mlHiacds of GinNr'a a imiinstratiou; and will, tt is to cohopeil, hy the foundation fyr a new una bet ter period in our nallonil hlstoiy. Of till this Tub Strv wl Icontiln complete and accurate accounts, nr nlshiiig Its rta'lers wlih early and trustworthy lnror raaMouiipoii these ah-otbln ' topics a ha tuetitv.thlrd Pre-leTentHl election, wllh the preparstliiusf.irlt, wlUhonK-motalileasd.rliliu? up on Guam's asiilrntions for a third tirra ol pow er and plunder and still more a deeldluj; who stall bo the candidate of the pailyof Rsionn and as el ctluj; that candidate C.in-eirlnj; all these subjuts, thoe who read The Suv will lwe the constant means ot lulne tnorouslilyeIl Inlormed. The Wpelia sus, which has attained a rlrcnlatlon of over clebty ttouandcoile, already has its readers in every htate anl 'lerritoij, and we trnst that he year tilti will see their nunibira ooabled. It will con. tluuo to boa thoanci mowrpopei. All tho "cm-ial uewsor theday will bo fonnd In It, condensed whin unimportant, at lull leucthw hi ii of iromm'; anl al-va-,woiriist, treated luacl ar interesting manner It is oar aimt make the Wum.v Mjn tlm betl fanilYiiewspiporin t e word, and wosnalltoiitinne to eivo In lt olumnsa lirjro amount of miscellaneous riadlt.sr. snehaa 'lories, tales, poems, scltiitifln in. tel.icnco and agricultural iiiformail"U, lor which w a aro not able to make room In o-ir daily edition, a ho aifrliu1tiir.il department especially is ono of tts prom, ii ent ft riure. Tim fashions are ale i re 'ulirly report ed In its columns, aud to aru the markets of cery klcd. abdWsULi Si'. o't,ht pafis with flfiy-slx broad couirus 1. ouly $120 a liar, onstiKe prepaid. As this price barely repays thu cot of tie paper, no ills count can bo nude from this late to dubs, agents, lntm.nurs, or anyi-ne The Dvilt fcc-N. ii lame four paio tiewpaper ol tvv cnt)-c)ht columns, -Ives all the uevvs forlwucenta acopv. ubrcrli Hon. potaje prepaid, Blc. a month or j.0.50 a jtar, i-ui day edition etn, jl,10iter year. Wekave-uotrsveltiiga.eiit . Address. THJ SUN, New York Cit). w Q w O B IS w -. O r ri o Q IMF- K- " O 5 O w ft !- III P ' Mwmwtji m, ens tsas ysxrviinK? rcr. ttx-it.10-.-- al.xi!L4' -A&Arf M ' ' fiiWHiwllMBMHMMMBMtMBMBBBagMiimte.