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Fences a BimiiKX to the Farmek.
Wo havo moro than onco expressed
our faith In the order of the Patrons
of Husbandry, and our belief that it
will Inuguiate a now era in iigrlcultii
ml lii-tory, and lift the mil inr mother
of ull the arts to tiio exalted position
among tlio Industries of tiio world,
which is her undoubted light. Our
pmiiiwpiI vmiiatliv with the older
entitled us, we think, to 'jubmit to its
more curnest lonilderiitloii of faun en
ehwure. a system more buideiiiomo to
the agricultural interests than nil the
taxation, .State and Federal, inilieted
upon it bvan unwise, and too olten, a
corrupt legMnture. Without obtrud
ing any argument or reaMiniiig of our
own, wo simply submit the following
.statement derived from authorities
which have always commanded tlio
highest resper-t. Jlr. lliddle, in an ad
dress befoie the Philadelphia Agricul
tural .Society icicntly, .stated that the
fences in Pennsylvania alone, amount
ed to $100,000,000, and their annual ex
pense he estimated at $10,0(U,000. A
distinguished writer on national wealth
mivs: ' StnmL'e as it may .seem, the
greatest investment in this country,
the most costly pioduction of human
industry, is the (otnmon fences which
inclose and divide the fields. No man
di earns that when compared to the out
lay on these unpretending monuments
oi human art, our cities and our towns
with all their wealth, aie far behind,
in many places the fences cost more
than the fences and farms are both
worth. It is tliis enormous burden
which keeps down the agricultural In
terest of the country, causing an un
told expeudltuie, besidej the lo'-s of
the land the femes occupy. " Turf,
field, untf Farm.
Koos in IInhland. A Iloiird of Trade re
turn tell us tbAt we import egns to the value
of 2,500 000 every year and nw that the
practice of dryiDg the eggsubstanrobasbef-n
adop'ed in Oermauy, it is anticipated that
the Importations will be still limlier incroas-
n I. Thiiro isone estnbllshniflnt at Passati,
on the Danube, which has Inen- for some
months busily angaged In dryinv tlio con
tents of eggs; and, although it '. Hcarcely
Iirobablothatthedessicatednlbumsufjoever
i op I ace uew laid eirga for breaktaitj are
i;uertliltss assured that good opie4bttr, a
nloo tlio flitosl pantry, may be prepared from
the product. Several tJeraitui che:u!bliPml
1'iofiwsoi Petteukolorlii rticn!ar,ui rery
sanguine as to the success, of the impertinent,
and they pronounce dried! etfgn to hnvt lost
none of their valuable proportion-- by lli
evaporation of the water imtliieii by liem
in their original state. Kggs tiro largely em
ployed in industry and mnutactorij,siu8
times the whites being ustd, as la the es or
lbumeui.d paper lor botogrAji'aars, and
sometimes only the yolia. Iu ttiese fsta
much economy will result from Oile employ
ment of dried albumeu, for th oousuuier
then need merely purchase the whlto r yel
low part as it suits bio, and will not be
obliged at present, ts buy tl whole con
tents of an egg, ouly hall of vhloh he tau
use. The fact too. thai the new product can
be trsnspottod without any ri-k of breakage
or decay, which entalla a set icms loia iu the
ease of eggs, and naturally rake their price
In thejnarket is a' so one of vast importance.
London Datly Citwi.
,.'""'"' Chakcoal t on StPK Asivt.vi.N. Nearly all
sick animals become ho by improper feodiug
in the first place. Nine eases out of ten tho
.llnun ll. UriAtKO P till 1-1111 Is lllH mOSl.
emclentaud rapid corrective. I. .... cure .SS'ftX'SS JSH- l
.... nl ..Ar.D II ixmiuulu l.ltlllllUtnfflfl f k r
MlPJUr.l) III VWTI, .1 .IW.W.,J ....... .....-,..
An oxamplo of Its U9pn: TIih lilted man
came lu with tho in'.efligouco that ouo of th
llnest oow was vory sick, and a kind neigh
bor proponed the usual drugs ami poisons.
The owuer being ill and utmblo to examine
the cow, concluded that the trouble cime
troui overbeatlug, and ordered a tablespoon
tul of pulverised chaicoal to be given lu
water. It was mixed, placed In a junk bottle,
the head tutued upward aud the water down
ward. Iu rlvo minutes improvement was
visible, aud lu a lew hours (lie animal was
In th pasture quietly grazing. Another in
Htauoe of equal success oocurred with a
youug halfer which bad become badly bloat
ed by eating green apples after a hard wlud.
The bloat was 19 severe that the 'de were
aa hai das a barrel. The old remedy, sale-,
ratus, wi tried for correcting the acidity,
but the attempt to put it down always caused
coughing, and It did little good. Half a tea
cupful of fresh powdered oliaicoal was given.
In six hours nil appearance of tlie bloat was
cone, and the heifer wdh well. Hut til .Wir
sl'M'a"'i
Ahiikstku, On Tuesday evening liepuly
Sbantl' Hogau of lljuirlas county arrested at
this plaott Ut0. W. Kilter, who is charged
with having aluooudihl from Wyoming with
about eleveu thousand dollars. The prison
er stated that he was county ireaiurer and
vlao oouuty Judge, aud that only the charge
of detalcatlou could brtkUNUlued suslnst him,
aa he had none of the money n lieu he lelt
there. His accounts showed tliatthuatunuut
ineulloned was lacking, he did not explain
bow. Ha received ths day slier Ids arre-t a
telegraphic tiillofexeUaiiaelorflOOturrenry
front hi "ii at IisrsmlH. He was taken
south on Weduewdav. One thousand dollars
wm offered for his arrest. Kugtne Quant.
Mr. John MoCurdy h. by private contract
iheoairylngnf the uih'1 fnuu Goose I.ikii to
811 var llake, Instead of to llhnwauksn.as was
recently stated. Tbe distance Is 100 miles,
and the following nostmastrrs have received
their appointments along the line: U. F,
Chandler, Crooked oreek; T. Itrattsu. Che
wauksiu Win, Miller, White Ullli W. II,
Averill, Hummer tke, and Onorge Duucsu,
Ullver aJtkn, whioh la the end of the route.
A. leWer written by Win, Lewis, of Yakl-
tiM oounty, to a promlueut gentleman, of
. - .l.lu. tliat a.v.1, A MtaX.1.1 ol
rwnSVWUi mmwm him oum.i. .r..M vih-
baariBI quarta In I ha Wt-oatohe country,
f tMMM dlrooveroa, uutuoparucuiarasre
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OREGON.
I1Y JOAQUIN MILLKR.
A morn In Orejronl TIih kindled wrap
Upon the mountain brow, that brokH follow
In sttr-ti unci Eiavny Ktairitay 10 tlio damp
Atxlilewy vnlly, r.riap"l uiid ll.iinidHglow
Willi Knois ot pi no. Above, tuo txmkn of
j-miw,
With tinder belts of salilo forest?, ro
And Unshed in sudden sunlight. To and fro
And fir below, In linen and winding rovrn.
Tiio lienlerx drove their bands, and broke
the deep rerono.
I beard ttieir shouts like soundini; hunter's
born,
The lowing hprds made echoes fir awny ;
When lol the clouds came dnring iu with
morn
Toward the n, as fleeing from the tUv.
Tlie valient lilied with cioiidN. They lav
Bilow, ft leveled sea that leached and rolled
And broke like breakers of a storm v bay
ARainst the itrassv sbingle fold on fold,
(so like a npletidid ocean, snowy white and
cold.
The peopled vallsry lay a hidden world,
the shouts were shouts of drowning men
that died,
The broken clouds along the border curled,
And bent I be grass with weighty freight of I
uao.
A savage stood In silence at my side,
Then sudden tbrewaback his h'naded a'.rronds
And stretched bis hand above the clouds,
and cried,
As all the land lay dwd In Riiowy shraude:
'Behold 1 the sun upon a silver sou of
clouds."
Here lifts the land of vlouds! The mantled
forms,
Made white with everlasting snow, look
down
Through mists of many canyons, and the
storms
TSat stretch from Autumn time until t!oy
drown
The 30II0W hem of Spring. The cedars
Irown,
Dark-biowed, through bannered clouds that
stretc!' and stream
Above the sea from snowv mountain crown.
Tbe- heavens roll, and1 all things drift or
were
To drift about anil drive-like some majestic
cl renal.
In waning Autumn tlme-,.wken purpled skies
JlHgin to hze and fall iiwindoleiici below
'l'he-snowy peaks, you hm black f inns airse
To rolling ibunder baulis-abov", and throw
(Juliik iMrncudes about tile clemming snow.
rl he strife .gins! The hauling sonsous stand
Ilioad bioast to breast. A tUih ! Conten
tions grow
Terrific. Tlnindercrasl.mid liahtlngs brand
Thellsttlet&onts. . . . The clouds possess.
tue ssormy lana.
The'i'lou'Js blow by, t!. swasn take lofMer
lflght.
The ?ellow blooms buret-out upon thn kill,
The purple-camas comes. as in u night,
Tall xplkediand drlppin.jtof the dews that all
The misty valley. . . . Sunbeams break
aud spill
The "v glory till the hale is fill) of noon.
The-joses belt the strearcM,nor bird is still. . .
The stars, as large as lDliea, meet the rceen
And) sing of summer, born tbns sudden, 'nU
and soon.
WHAT THE CKUQUY 8ANQ.
Ovw tbe chimney the night-wind sang,
AutlohaDted a melody noc-ae knew:
And' the Woman 8tojpwi, s herbaie-sbel
tosd,
Aral thought of the coe sb had long jlnce
lost,
Ar.trsak), as her teaiMlro-p back she fbrced,
"I bate the wludj iu the chimney.1''
Oietf the chimney Oe-sight-wind sangy
And ehanted a melody do one knew;
And tbd Cbildiun said, as they close-)- drew,
"'Tte some witch Utot is cleaving Mk black
night througK
Isa Itiry traiupet that just then blew,
And we fuHr th wind in tho cnlinney."
ifter Ibe chlir ney Ihe night-wind sang,
And ehautud vt moVidy no oue kuevi;
Aud tbe Man , as hs-sat on his hearth below,
Said to blm'lf, "5t will surely snow,
mney."
Over the a'altnney the night-wind saug,
And ahanted a melody no one knew;
But the 1 int listened aud smiled, tor he
Was Mar i and Woman Hiid Child all three,
And salfi, 4,lt is Ood's owu harnu ny,
Tul a wind we hear iu the chimney."
Bret Hkti:.
HEART-BREAK.
If the little dowers knew it,
The sorrows of my heart,
Their tears wltb mine would rue it,
And less would bo the smart.
If nightingales could know It,
My troubles and my grlol,
They would sing me to undo it
A musical relief.
The golden atar aud teudor.
If thej Could know my pain,
Would step from out their splendor,
To brlug uio peace again.
They know it by no token
One only knovis aud she
Hertelf It Is has broken
Aud torn my heart from me,
. Hunk.
Kiowkhs in Nkvv Yon k. In New York
aud vicinity there are upward of 500 florists,
with an aggregate luvtwed capital f 10,000,000
Including real estate. Tea have a capital of
$50,000 to $70,000. One II rm that employs
llfty hands la now glowing more plants than
all the florists of New York did thirty year
ago. The fashions iu camelit are past,
and tuberoses aud- violets now seem to be
Iu fitvor.
There are leas (lowers used at parties thau
formerly, and tor funerals a protuse display
is becoming tabooed, being unnecessarily
expensive aid not tasteful when used In
excess. The latest uovelty is preierved
tlowers Imported from Germany and used
for floral devices. Kui'liaoe-
The Practical Jhiwerlhluks, what may at
first sight appear perfectly evident ins,v iiou
further Investigation be found to be Incor
rect. Many a farmer has sold his neat and
comfortable home with a view to living on
the Interest of his uionev. Hut as he did uot
understand the tricks of speculators, he soon
became Insnlveut, having neither Harm uor
money, Ifa farmer baa more land than he
ran cultivate profitably, he had bettor sell a
portion of it. But let tillers of the anil be
cautious about selling their farms rud play
ing the speculator.
Upwards of 30,000 or the United State sil
ver trade dollar are In circulation In vari
ous place on Paget Hound, and the half
dollar coin U becoming oo id penulvely scarce.
,- ,,V: "J- " t.tfifii
Mr. Eckstein, the American Consnl at
Ictorla, has been inMrnctod by the State
Department to keep at bis ofliua a record
book for the purpose of entering therein the
names of American citizens lu British Co
lumbia who mav choose to havo thorn regis
tered; slHtiug, niso, whore dnmlctled, UHines
of any iclatlves lu the United States and
tlioir addressex, and any oihor Information
desired to be recorded.
Mrs. Magdalen U. Whitman died at St.
Paul, Marion county, on the 8th Inst. She
was born in Frituen In the Tear 1707. thus be
ing 101 years old at the time of decoaoe.
Mrs. Wiumaii jvinembeted many particu
lar of ti e great 1'rnuoh revolution la 1789,
and especially tb bntieadtng of the unfortu
nate Klug Ixiuts XVI.
It is estimated that every time a train of
cars of the average length stop, it co-twin
wear and tear of ma'erial and loss of powerr
fully Too. This to what maks a conductor
atwavs look so cheerful when be hauls up at
a flag station, in the middle of a snow storm,
to take on a string of onions and a pian witlr
a rlsad head pss.
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BUY A
NO., 1 HAND -MM
BOOT!
-AT
JOHN W. GILBERT'S,
ni:i
SALE3I, OR
tf
Easf Portland Nursery,
23A3T P9E.TE.AIV3, Or.
AI,Alta-AVD WEI.L-SHLECTED 8TOCS. OF
Vrult aidtOinamsntal Tire. Small Fruit, i.rnpo
Ine-, .Slut fcbery, Itu-ies. firei I!onc anil tk-Wliijr
Plant', ran ala bj fnniid at tlio Nurntry or ai mjr
CENTRA!! MAHKKT, - POltTLANU. OU.r
Whi"0 I keap ft full miiu)Iv of FliESlI and rn'inble
Vleld, CiMrdrn. and PritSed Aleo, i-
nlnu mid HiKliling Kiitiei. Wire and Knellc
llanju.' Ll.nketH, l'luut Hud'' Plant and Itullio;
beed Potato: andictttilni; pvrtaln!D tua Iruv
clap beed fctnro;
Price leivoiitCMe. Catalornp free.
Aridrcw- Iff. HANSON,
oct'l'lmii Porthud or Kat Portland. Or.
THE STEA3iKRS
City of Salem: and Ohio,
i ovrmsou. ".ut
INDEPENDENT LIKE
Oh-
WUlnniettc Steamer
WILL LKAVH PORTtJVND. TUKOUOll THE
Loc&. for Salem, Allaiiy, Conalllt, Harruiliart;,
Eugene C'lv. and all way uouitf, tuo ami three Hues
a week, aid return.
FREIGHT forwarded by.Us line will rcielvo quick
despatch i'l the beat of care.
Out ttciuut-r liaveuiipojialeilacoomniO'tatMUi!. be
In;; prtvlded w 1th eterylblii!; ueceasary to ni&ke tra
elers confnrtabln.
Havlii!lB0i!edlliePACa'JC WIIARF anil WAUE
IlOUSaaUebejt In Por-Jauil, Helm; all isictMed) e
aio Drxfiared to receive-on Morale 5,000 ions of
Ireisht. VT CHAKQB ItKONAHLE.
For Stcther Inforniatku. avply on hoard otutnierd,
or to N. INiER!IOIl.,
Geneial Ayent, Puitland.
F.I!. SCHWATKA, hiiciB, Agent.
U. B. SCOTT & CO.
EVERY DESCRIPTION
PRINTING
lilxpetlltlouwly Executed
MDNKERS & REDIiNGTON,
CoiunterciHl Street, SILEM.
BLANK DEEDS
iluaN on llaud.
Jno. W Kedinsloii. Wood W. Minikers.
XMPOHTXKD
DUTCH FLAXSEED
milh. fXDKKSlGN'KD If AVK IlAlbKB THE PAST
X year, aud hat c lo- nilo
1000 Bushels Dutch Flax Seed
Aatliey Imported the ed town, aud hate cultlvattd
cirefully, they can warrant the aaiue to he
Good Clcnu Seed at Excellent
qunlllr.
The aiWanta'eur t)iUaricty In that, a tier fat lu,
the teed, the draw n very valuable for manufactur
ing purpose Adurcw, PAUK1SII A J1ILLKK,
January a. "ttl-u Jenerwn.Orecon.
FLOWER
Hpoeaer's rrlse riswer aa
SPOSNKS'8 MST9X
SEEDS.
Market Vegeufcle Seeds
The ckcipeti and beat aeoda
la the market. Send two 3
rent Ump for our llluttraloi
nalalnana sh4 m ! ni.,..
VEGETABLE
vaiwniis mini ff IIW lllLiTT,
W. H. SPO0KML
BoatraTlfaM
SEEDS.
fc.W. KIBBEE. M.D.,
mitKATS ALL FEVERS UPON A XU'exxr
(lives special attention to dticaxi of women and
children.
Consulting rooms wltb DR. 8U1LTON, In Parrlth'a
brick. Ketldnc, Commercial itrtel, South Sakm,
on too kill aotltl '
-'- JfaBtwhafc-s, iHinffiiiliHlil
It Pays ! It Pays !
WHAT PATS?
IT PAy'rvorj 5taot.ri-tnrrr, We-clunt. Mc-lnnlc
Invtniir, 'urnier oi Pitile-'linial A'lin, in kit).
Informed iai all ihu Imurmemiliti. aud dlKOVerl-i" ot
.,. .
IT PAYS theheail of every rarolly to Introilure Inti
hla household a i.mtgpsuH) tha In lutti.iuO , iiii
that m'era a tsste J-.r I iveftla'lnn und iiniuutir
tboiiKhtandencouragis i lscu-l u aiuon I. a men.
ben.
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nhlch hsa been piilillati'l tvei kly for th'- lift tlilrty
year, ooe thli. to au extent beyond Hut of ai.t oili
er imilicatlun. In rct It l lh o.ily wtcklvpaj'e'-pnti-Ush-d
In the United tate. di-vti d lo M".milacinri,
Mei harden. Invent csia, and New DUcoveKtrf lu the
Arts and Science.
Every nuinner In profanely lllsntratfd and tf con
tent embrnco the latent and mont inten-ailnr Infor
niHtlon pertaining lo the fndnntrtal. Mechanical, an1
8clentillc Prujr or the World; Iernptlon. with
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of Engineering. Mtrhanlas. and Hcl'txe abroad.
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Tro nrnctlcal 'eceiptu ars well north-ten tlinen tl.a
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Patents, Mid hue the largest etablihmit In the
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House of Smreenlatlt 1. 1 In nrt since th-uar. will
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will dlllBuntly and sternly la-ti2Uto the corruption
aud mlsdoeds of OnaNT's administration: uA will. It
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ter perinliin our national History. Of it V this The
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leaders with c-irly and tlutu AHhy Infor
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The twentv.thlrd Pic-uleutlal electlcMt wilh the
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It la our aim ts uuke the Wi.m.- Si-n tbe bct
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to frit j iuit olutnusalar.-e amount at mlsrellancoua
reading, such as siwie, title,, poems, scicutlflr In.
tclllg-.nco and agilctiltural liiforma-ifia. Tor which we
are mm able to mnl loom lu rmr drjy edition, 1 1n
agricultural de'imrltni lit espi dally l-ono or Its puns.
Inenl Tenures. The fashion- are also reaulaily repoit
ed in its coluiui.1-: and so are thu markets of cvew
kind.
ThaWEKhii Si's, elht pages -:tli flity.slx bread
coumns is only $1.20 a year, postage prepaid. As
thliprlce barely repays the con f tbe lper, no i.
rount urn be nudo from this nia lo clubs, agjuts,
Pitmasters. or anyi-ne.
Tho Daiiv Sun, a largo fouj page newspipej ot
ttrenty eight columns, gltc til ho notts rortttoients
ai-opv. suh-nrlptlon, postagi. prepaid, Me. a ucvntli
o$t),3flaear, Sunday editlui intra, l.tOjiej year.
We hutenolratelliigan'eut-. Address,
TH.t SUN. New York Pit).
Brooks & MoFarland,
(Soccer tors to French A Co.)
WHOLESALE AND TAIL DKALKRS IN
General. MerchandisE,
Corner of Second and Washington streets,
DAiLKS CITY, OHKGOX.
ap3l w
ZiVOXUS BBUC,
Successor to J. M. Kiilib A C
IS Liberty at., - NKW VOIIK,
OoitimiNwlou A-fg out
FOR BUYING AND FORWARDING FROM
New York via Uthuius, Paciflc Itailrotd, and
Cape Horn, all kinds of yrrchaitdise. aud 1'ir the sale
or Products from the Pacific coasts for the ,olleetIoi
of money. 4c ocKtf
ara the best the world produces. "I hoy are planted by
a million ueoplo lu America, and the result is bcauti
ful Mowers and splend d Vegetables. A Prli-nl iaia
lojie sent tree to all who Inciose ths po.tase a 3 cent
stamp.
VlcUU Ploral Guide, Qmrltrly. 25 cents a
year.
Vlck'n flower aud Vegetable Cardea,
35 cents: with cloth covers ceuts. r".
Addreta JMKS VICK. Rochester. X. V.
a
itrasw-ssci.
From Katem ihmil ,ha tjl. r a i ,
ii.i . ,!,;.. ., i.r . ui "".'.T" :" ?."i;""uu!:.r
ii. i i, i . r";' "?,;" aunas niga am
U white lu b.rehtad-Mddle luarks or her rtiut side
very luile mane-had on a bell at the tlaae o? lu uur
mitfJU..11 f. J00?" cfl1-Xwo " oil. also a
little whits In It forehead. Right hind foot of the
will be paid for any information that will lead to her
??-. JLOBHHT I1AMQKAVB
Feb. 18, 1978-ml.
a o. . z - :i i
near T. L. Davidaon't,
'it ...,mXt,iV I'.'i
"in n iii.fcJfcafMPA, ajjjg
3rwHKvQyfy Tr-v
S A. Ii E H
FURNITURE FACTORY,
.At Mill Croek Bridge,
MBfiKTY STREET, - SALEM, UKEUON.
All kinds of
PUBNITUEE ON HAND,
And Made to Order.
THE TKADE SUPPLIED
On the lowest term for OASII.
JOB WOHK done, and all kinds or TUHNINO
Orders promptly Attended to.
Goods delivered to any part of tbe city, to tho rati-
road, or wharf, thick or ciiahuk,
PASMENTER & BABC0CK.
April 30, 1875. wlf
JONES & PAI"FRS0M
nAVB
FARMS FOR SALK
ANI
Buy and Sell City Property
REZfT S0178ZSS,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
AND
Make- Collections.
AOBStT FO.
Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YOKE.
TJiiion Fire Insurance Comp'y
OF SAN FKANUI8CO.
TZTEEP ON HAND, VO GRATniTOWS CIHCU
Uii Istlan, their " Descriptive Land CiWitlar," soil
"Uescripilve Circular anil Weather Iteeord of Or-
etton."
Offlce oa ground floor, OPERA HOU9S DLOOK.
8AIJKM, OREHON. ply
3F"oir Salo.
PCHE SPANISH. MERINO
OMEHUI.DREO BUCKS
OF TKW STOCK.
Of ast reliable charactei. selected by Gsorge Haal
mortHrom tbe BEST VERMONT FLOCaW. arrived.
at Portland on the 12th ofAugii't, and will he offererf1
for solo by Mm and Thos. 8 Lang in that nitt aid at
the Dalles upon favorihlo-rerm Plock maters wish'
nig sucii stixv. are cordially invited to examine.
, . THIIH, S. I.AKO.
Prrtland.Ang. 12, 1875. STtt
MOUNTAIN BALM
The Greai Orepn Rfimeily for
CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
AN3 OTI1EK
XlMCtlii4M Ol'tllO XlUIfM,
IS.PERFECTLY nAlILE8t? C'YKKOT INJURS
tbe owl delicate. The pure syrnpa beautiful
article pleasant to tbe taste pr-parei wilb great
rata cau bo bad at hots PIUKli MAN'S-and COX A
BEIlTS Druy Stores Salem. feWtf
DSrs. Rohreir3 New Ramedy
ron tstb irtntOM
1&MKSTINQ mm WONDERFUL SUCCESS f
TIIS PURELY rSG STABLE R3CM8DY BA
uo equal in tbe reXef and cure of Coughs, Coldsj;
Asthma, BroncliitU, Croup, Whooplag Cough, Mea
tie, Ac. It has prodtced some remasiuble cures,
bole by dnigulsts geiierallv. Prepared only by
Mm. v.. KMiUKBIt, Abmmoutb, Or..
To whom all letters of business should be addressed.
Woodburn Nursery,
W003BURW. nXAKIOlV
ojuBooxr.
A Choice Selection of
,CO.
Fruit,
Shade.
Ornamental
..AND..
Nut-Bearing Trees,
Vines and Shrubbery,
Hum and Prune Trees,
Constantly ou hand.
Address
J. II. SETTLKMIBR,
T. B. ALLEN, nyonl tat Sa'eni. Woodhniu.
Circulars scut on application. oc-JJmi
To Potato-Growers.
l have for sale several
NEW VARIETIES
of Potato, which I think highly wotthy of Pie attR
lion of every one who raises poiateei at all, ilvp
tatoosaie ralsedou my b utver-iUm firmneir Kl'll
BAItll. Marion eouiit), and my evperlenrc. a well a
that ul in my ethers, Is that potatoes from th? beaver
dam planted on our coniuiou iiiilaud will produce frotu
oue tblnl to one half more tbau will potatoes fri'ta th
uplstid. The potatoes I bat. I wish to Introduce art
two new varieties jus. introuureu iu me nast. ami
cost me one dollar I or pound two years ago. I now
otier them al 1 3,50 per bushel In Salem.
aTxtra H-trJy Vermont-In appearance some
what like the Eauy Rose, hut consider d much mw
rlor to it, aud about two weeks earlier, and a splendid
ciopper.
Hrowiiell'a Beauty A larse rot skinned pt
tato the handsomest potati srown a splendid crop
per and If there ever wu5 a pitato that rivaled tba
lllmlclc for all purposes. It la thl- one. I hare all
kinds for sale that aredeemed worth? cl" cu'tlvaUan,
among which lathe EARLY ROSE tCfNG OF Tttst
UARLIES, UARNETT CHILE, and the DIVICK.
Specimens to bo seen at Farrar Bros.' and at Msrttn Jb
Allen's, Salem. J. B. BIMICK,
declt Ilubbard, Marion Co, Oiegon.
STATE AGENCY
FJB Till '
Patrons of Husbandry,
..TOM..
Oregon, Washing. n, and Idaho.
S. P. LEB. AgtnU - PORTLJaPlssV
Inquiries answered cheerfully, and business attend
ed to promptly. declT
9. O. SUXalaXVAir.
ATTOHNEY AT LAW,
OPKSA BOUSX, 8ALBH,
8. K. comer, at head of atalra.
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