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Wheat.
ConHldorablo now wheat has already come
Into Salem Mills and Farmer's Warehouse;
receipts being about 1,000 bushels per day
now. The yield of fall-sown grain falls far
below expectations, having been drownod
out by excessive rains and choked by wild
growth ol weeds In many instances. Spring
wheat turns out handsomely, however.
Both W.J. Ilerren and Salem Mills pay Go
cents per bushel for now wheat, and the
market, through the world generally, shows
improvement within a short time. The
prospect for the new crop is now better than
we cxpectod, though wo have yot no rooson
to anticipate anything like a high price. It
is simply loss disastrous than we feared, and
there is room to hope for Improvement.
Wool. Mr. W. J. ilerron informs us
that he is prepared to purchaso good clean
wool at 15 cents, and that Is the highest
llgure wo near or tor small lots. There Is
but little wool left unsold.
Nkw Vaiiikty ok Wiikat. Wo mado a
note last year that Klnnoy it Co., of Salem,
imported some wheat from Australia, that
was n variety now to Oregon, with the in
tention of Introducing its cultivation hero,
and ascertaining If It retained the character
it had acquired both lor quality and yiold.
We have been shown ripened grains ;ot this
wneat, sown ;y Mr. win. ii. lupuens, who
lives a fow miles north of H,i1im, and lie also
Hhowcil with It some ol tlio mlglnal wheat.
The new wheat was one-third plumper than
the seed nown, and Air- Steplious thinks tho
yield will oxceed anything over known in
Oregon, with erjuall cultivation.
Goon Timoihv. Tho largn.it timothy wo
boar of ctuno from Mr. IMltuer's placo in tho
Waldo Hills, stood 7 feot 'IVt inches high,
and tlio heads was 11 incites long. Who can
boat that ?
.San I'ruiirlsi'o Murkcl.
lUV TEI.KUIIAI'II.J
San Francisco, Aiif;. 7
riimr Onlilin (.nil-. etn Jn'iblng, $5 bV,i pajalilc
In sllu i at slxtydavs.
Wluut bund Inltrlnr grniliH $1 MKgl Hi, ship
pine;, $1 .iWi 1 iiSX: w illi some s ilm of ihokc inllllnc
jit 1 VI
Oats ijiiktntfl :i3il 10.
Ilarlsj -Ilnin, $1 ljil ').
Lepil Tenders, Vla'iO'i
Lhirpool whuit nurki t to day la odOs '.Hi for
inirat:o Calilorula, 'is tdlus ;M for Club.
California Markets.
Wo ropy tho follow lug from tho San I-'mn-clsco
('iimuic)iiiil Jimaltl of Aug. 3d, 187!:
Thorn H t'liiisldiirnblo ill&eugagod toiinago
in port suuklng luminous, at tlio saiuu time
thorn Is .i largo niimhur of cnxiIs now on
tho l'. K. berth, and loading with dispatch,
most of tliiim btjlug secured hoiui timo hIiich
at ruttis ruling from (0(iu70-t, iiccordlng to
timo and port of discharge. Tho llr Iron
Hhip Hrj.ul arrived horn from Calcutta a low
tlajH since, under n homo ch.nlnr to a ar.m
ger nt CI Us td, but upo:: arilving hero was
rui'liiirteruil to tlm Hmngurs' HiisIiikxh Asso
ciation to load for LUorpool at CI 17h (M,
Tho Hoot now on mule to this port from afar
Hggrogitos upon 300,000 tons of icgistnred
tonnage, about tho saiuo quantity ns en roll to
ono viiar ago. At this writing lrtiight to
tho United Kingdom aro entirely nominal
way 53(i. i!0i according In tlio poit of discharge.
Wo do not see any special ilnsito to make
charters or to do any spot business at date
Mhip owners' views still being llrm at 60 shil
lings and upwards.
Tho oxport trado in July (tho first mouth
In tho current harvest year) was unpreco
tloiituilly largo, embracing soinn twenty lull
cargoes of Wheat and one ol Flour to Kng
lnnil and tlio Kuropoau coutluont, besides
considerable Flour to China and South nnd
and Central America, The aggrogato exports
Htand thus: Of Wheat lor the mouth of
July, lil.i.iiOl ctls, against 'JM,or." ctls same
timo last your; of Flour, .1.1,71 1 bills, ai;aiut
;i-,0'i7 bbls lor lU'orriiHpondlngpeiiodot 1875.
While wo have madu this good beginning
for tlio harvest your, wu are oncournged by
tlio promised returns of the harvesters to bo
lltiMi that wo urn to continue to do a larger
oxport trado In August, and so cnntluuo tor
lor tho year upon which wo liavo so auspi
ciously iiiitiued. Since tho incoming of
August prices for Wluut in M or pool huvo
Mhon-ii u rising toiideucy, said to be occas
nlouod by tho advent ol wot and i, liny wcath
4sr in Kngland, thus jeniiardirlug tho In
gathering ot harvest. Whether this Im
provement of -KiW'J in value is to bo
poriimnont is yet quostloiialilo. it should,
uownver, bo reiiiemliord that tho Wheat
averages In lhiglaud for tlio p-tst ton years
have boon about lis, and very rarely going
a low as IN l iiimrter. Thus fr in tho sea-
swill wheat deliveries have lioou free, the
irillt or early contract purvlmsos. tteceipta
now are liberal, and we oontliloiuly look lor
ncnutluuam'oof tree supplies.
Wheat Within the past lew days cable,
grams from Liverpool aiiiiminco a rise of !(!
s) quarter on average Calltoiuia cargoes, oc
casioned by uiilavorable weather to the har
vest In the United Kingdom. This advance
lias been tho occasion of a slight iNe hern,
yot there Is no excituineiit, no iqiculativo
fooling among local dealers oi ipoiiers, the
Knglish rise naviugltmiialioHd,vilisc.iuuted
by shipiHTson this co isl, leaiu'g no iiutrgln
for pro lit as yet. Wluut mrgnos costing
liero Jt fi'J'j P ctl, Iroight ti, and excliaugo
Iti'ad, make the cost and fieUht in l.lorool
'UN M l' nil irlor, and which is even mure
than Kngllsli purchasing (odors will admit.
The transactions lor the week solar as re
ported iiggrepito as follows! JO.tHM oils prime
iorexpiirl, private; 7,.'iOO oils do, f. i; ,i ,MKI
oils do, gl o'- ,; I IWOt'tlH elinlcnold mlUiiiL'.
tfl Hi'j I itt; -'.'UK) ctls Inferior (iii'tedl, ?l
ll'Ol-l J i. l.OYi cilsery couiiunu, 1 i"; "JOO
tons gisid Ntilppliig, $ .!',, 1,VH) tons prime
hllipplllg, Jl K 'i. WoUll'lllit )IUMll'illhOt
the l.lvoi iitvil ui irket ot August 'J I, IsTii: n
tirngn, "i l! Ua'ls W; club, 'Is ,sd(.i.Ul4 ' i. ts; ,
nxoragii. Ills .s.( ij club, Ills UhUillsiil
17I uumgo, llri Jlfcills id; club, llsudu
U's3d.
Hops Wo Iihwi llttlii lo miv aliout our
lioiiin uiiirUet: prkollHal 1c, Mller Mri'luilcx, I
.I'.iiiinet Wells' New otli clrvul.tr ol July
-1st wiys;
iuo;ntlon uouilitii and price iiui'Iisiil'ihI.
JIoiihi crop rviporls o less tHvorable Tim
liot nistthfir l berflnutug to have a bid filed
upon the vhietn hoineof tho important dU
trlcts. Wo Imvo iMiiirJiluta of lice, lliiu
vine, and slow uniting wit, the tendency b.
lnBWMU.,...mi'-i:
fruit cliiktora near III
no ii.ps in iiiu j-.uss ,
riie miallty of a top crop l iifiiallv rt'i
thntiKli In iiuaiilltv oonsiiUublv Uw t ln
when thre l prolusion ol arum lo the
vims'. iAiitilgii cnipadvlaw rfni null unM-
voraliie. rue rHirin nan not ,.n uu iuwi
uny Uvorable. Tim repor'i hd not jt pro
iluisjd hiiv favorable iiilluoiu'e upon the
trudo In iAindon. It la reported tlitt con
tracts have been inaiie up lu (IiU Slate for
the new crop at 20e. We would advise grow
ers not to contract at any price.
Wool Advices from the interior state that
fall shearing has already commenced in the
southern counties. With us stocks are very
much reduced, and that remaining will not
foot up more than 500,000 lbs of all kinds.
The trade Is chiefly in best Northern and
Oregon, of which there are free receipt.'.
Tim liiut flrmrnn utontnnr hrmiirht down 1200,-
000 lbs. and much ol this has oeen placed at
fair prices. The tact is, trade in wooi us
been running very smoothly for the past six
weeks, and within that time all good pwcels
found ready sale, ho far a tew lots of iall
and Lamb's Wool have reached market, and
have found buyers at HfelOo, merely to test
the I'Ust on this class. The parcels referred
to wore more or less dirty and burry, anil
tho quotations will have no binding influence
on tho market hereafter. Sales embrace the
following: liO.000 lbs inferior and hurry
Spring, Willie; 15,000 lbs, Uc; W,w a
Northern California, good to choice, lGi'-Oc:
100,000 lbs, l'JJC5 WJic; 50,000 lbs Valley Or
egon, lUfe'-'Ocfor best. Kastem Oregon not In
demand except at low rates.
European Grain Markets.
London, Aug. 8. The Marl: l.anc I.j
pi ess says; A more lively business has been
nau in loreign wneac. iiueniu"i'
with increased freedom, and there has been
no further quotable decline. Supplies or
barley continue scanty and values are there
fore maintained. Oats are drooping in ten
dency, the imports materially exceeding the
requirements. Maize noils readily at Gd de
cline on the past week, with fair inquiry lor
distant shipment. The iloating cargo trade
l!w hum HnnlflnHlv Htnadv lately, nheat
showing an improvement ot fully oil, owing
Drobablv to the unsettled weather and some
ullnlit ravrliral nf nnntinnntAl demand. I ri-
oes on tho continent have improved lately,
because the yield in France proves disap
pointing. Nun- Vonir, Aug. (. Cleaiauces of raln
from Atlantic seaboard ports for Kuiopo lor
tho week were 500,000 bushel i of v he.it, in
cluding about 150,000 bushels for the Conti
nent; 1,100,000 bushels ol com, nearly all
destined for tho United Kingdom; 59,000
busholH rye, mostly forNorway and Sweden;
118,000 bushels oats lor France and I nlted
Kingdom, chiefly the lattor.
SALEM MAKKET.
MONETAIIY.
Leual Tesdekb, buj lug, Sfii : eclling, 'n,
;c
FLOUH, OKAIN &c.
Wheat, beet wbitc, y biii-ln;! f M
Oinr,v ha ::T..
Corn Meal, y O id;
Flour, bet, V eack. (X barrel) 7i, -X:
Uuckwhtat Floar, t? lb 4P, 5
Ilran, ) ton It- WKiu ..
Sborts, 'on 2M)0ift ..
OilC'aku Meal, V ton H04J....
FhiHecU, kt lb 8tf....
Uay, W ton, new s (,j ,,
baltd, V tuu.
H
auocEitins.
Busar, San Francisco rcflncd, ty bbl ItiXlil 11
Inland 11 II
crushed 14iii lb
powdered !IX& It'
CMtiiilatcd li((4 l.'i
blrup ?IkU HXB1 01)
I'cn, Japan. V lb 6(kB1 iki
Imperiil 1 45a 1 50
Colli.e, C'oHta liica, W lb , Sffiffa 27
Kin 'Vii 27
Ko'io 2Vio ..
Java .'i5e t
Silt, Carmen Island, per cw &l 00
Liverpool, coarse Gl 00
dairy ffU ""
U'ty & b7
FHUITS, VEaETAIlLr.S,;&o.
Applcx "3 SO
dried, V lb Odd h
Peaches, dried, V 9 lXi 111
Plmus, " " ID 12
I'eirs, ..c. pr bu
Ui-nns. m -n b
I'olatois, J) buhel 50(t4 75
Onlous, W m 'oA 5
Calibre, fl tin 75tol 00
BUTTKItriboS. Ac.
llutter, rreh rolls, fl lb ; 2."h(1 ."XI
picked 2IK0.25..
Kcss. Tjl dotn 2Ua 25
I'lu ese Ore ion prime, V lb lb ..
Lard, B) 1. 25
OH.sT&c.
Mneed Oil, boiled, $ irallou nv .
raw, " v.kb
I.a.il OU, V gallon 1 (.'.'4tl 75
Coal OH, " :i5(i& .is
v.eatsloot Oil, $ gil 1 SOW! no
Tallow, V '(& 10
LKATUEU, &c.
Corrected by J. V. OUbirt, dealer, Sakm
harness Leather, V B 'A'4t 40
Skirling Leather, " 3.'.7.Si
llridle Leather, prslde I 5H4.W Ml
FrenrhC'alf er iliu 1Vrt7f
-iruich Kip, pr do. $;5fi(.UKI
Cal. and On gun Calf " SO 4J
Kip
43
. 27(
H inta Crui bole,
pr I)
2' I
llldis. dry,
.it, '.I
m 6
. 15 211
.1 IXKitl .VI
1IMJ 73
green
Deer SUiib, dry, pr 1)
" drvssed, "
Sheep Fells
w.
S. NEWBURY.
lot and lln Front street,
lOIITI.ANI. ... DUKIiON,
GKNKlt.M,
Traveling uud niaiiaglng .tgt'itl
FOH inAHO and WASIIlM.Tl.N TKltlilTOltlES
ami the STATE OF OHEdON, for
FRANK BROS. & CO.,
SAN FRVNCISCO AND P0R1LAND,
Impurtori tuul Dcfllort tn
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
'lit' InvinriliU' Tlirtiiiuu; Alacliine.
THE LA
BELLE WAGON,
tlio S'aollio Coasr.
FAKM. M'ltIM
trik Kmeri b
er nI'l!E
ii i 1. 1 bo .
Bid
er nstnio
Tllll flak.
raiK but .uid i e.
i. lib i. slu. in s I.OLI l.ltllllAKl
IIIJWI IMI AUIMM'ED.
I U.IIT
Kur.
i lull til i"i in b.' 'u ollbi lore ie lire is r.
aud ibe leajeL bss tioeit iin nt of tie ilim.u el ,
I ililtnii' i buiri I'Hiiaii nib. r ai.on in the mtrkir
ami nu.n leie to tl' e ro oiliett iMiiua- !Uhfer iban hii
n,,.
iiiiiile.ii i sine a Ueoi msii'ilAitiirvt , '
pr- . 'in u Irviui I ra patteiiif Htt.i cst ir.in the J
tniliti i' Liki j-iit t,,piir I im xiui Inim lite ri i uer
tiuuio- s ttu!i isir .kili.i. nu t
Tlio TJnfnvr! Tinn ono'
"'-"y'xiVrL-r"
bulky
Plow.
ana
1. I'tll e -St..
dd tpiiti mi u (lu onlv ittiu or
,.4 ,-0 llJ ........-,
Aliu a Fil'l I at of !Ue
1'iiiiiiiiiN HiMoril Illarlkhuuk
Mnirli Pino. Ileiiiltlpt: au.l Milkj l!iki. suM
Se.T DrllN U-n) 'orai.d a fu I line .if issl
.ud su.l lKS.
ind for Cata'e; ie ami IVi'e I ins
FltAK HKOs n Fror.iluv
W. j, E III It V, .iluaer.
For l laud.
ippiiT0, Storage, stitb
e. or 2a:.,
G. SCOGOI.V. Yiic rnridint,
fiaehn.
M. WJLKXH. Pietliltnt,
llauM'irg.
Xo. 94 Front Street,
-Dealers iii-
WAGONS,
CARRIAGES,
REAPERS,
MOWERS,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
-
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE .TUSTLY-CELEBuATED
XMCollxxo Wagons, " Tlao O-raugor's PavoritOi"
AND ARE NOW RECE1V1NO A FULL LINE
The Wheeler No. 6 Combined Reaper and Mower,
THE IMPK0VED KIEBY TWO-WHEELED M0WEE,
The Burdick Reaper, the A. W. Coats Lock Lever Hay and
Grain Rake, &c , &c.
Only Ginerr.1 A?cnts for Oregon and Washington for the sooil old " itanil-by,"
the Mccormick reaper and mower., &.c.
Wc are Giangeis, ami .meau iiiinIiicns.
beiiil fnr Circular, ncscrliitiu Pamphlets, ic. Ascnts in all the luiiRipnl towns in the Slate anil adjoin-
ins; Territories.
HoCOBKICE'S
I3IPROVED
PI0NEER--1843--REAPEES AND MOWER
The Leading Machines of the World
THE
ONLY TRUE COIN AND STANDARD OF VALUE
In the Keaping and Mowing Machine line.
The Best is always Chearsst. There is but one Best, and that is
McCORMICK'S.
Kr.cmln? the McCormli k Machines to he superior to all others. c proiiose to allow responsible Farmers to
take our Machine on trial in tlio ileld with any or all others, keeiiins; that whirh suits them best.
.TA tll A ITIII.I.KII, tifllcrul AKCIlt.
T, .1, 7IAXLOCK. r. of II,, Ajcnt for Orcson, and Wiithln-.-ton ler , Portland. Oitijoii.
Stato .oxitss:
T. 11 WAIT. A,-em Salem
P. O. 1IMIPEK .t CO.A'-cnti- Alb my
M. II UK!.f. Aeent Ccrvallis
MAT1IKW WALLls. Auint Eu.'er.e Cily
.1.31 SCIMOI.IVG. .L-eut Ilarrlcliur-
J. C. II'IU-TUN, Agint Junction
W. M POWEIIN A,'cnt shedd's
W.M. T. I.TL'UIN, Atnt Wilbur
Jui.cSJ,
A (JRLC T L TC R A L DEPARTMENT,
UNFORTH, KELLOGG, & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dculors In
Agricultural Machinery and Farmers' Tools,
COItNEli YAMHILL AND FHONT bTItEETs, POltl'LAND, OHEGON.
ALFRED SLOCUM. Agent.
Wm. Anson Wood Improved Eagle Mowers and Reapers.
Maniiriiliircdevclnslitly by tin1 Eairlc Monluif aid Hiaplng Machine Corapiny, of Albany, N Y. One
hundred lirrl ela prits lurac'eil Miptrlorit) in tin
nerkitly balamid by the Milsht of the drher. I e
(iiiiid, eall deprcsid by Iheopirhtnr Knlte wlib SuImI Head, which olniates lireakins either knife or
l'ilinan. The tinijiltst. bot and rnot durable Maililnes in the piail.it, at a prim within Die reach of nil.
Ilewaro ol Imposition. The name of "Win. Anon Wood" 1 moulded on the frame of each mi.ehlnc
noneothcrs iremnulne.
Russell Peerless Mower
Thi'supirlorlly of thie Celebrated Midlines is In its I.l.'l'tnis nl Dra't. Gnat Streni-tb, and Ease of
IlandlliiL'. Thi hauw. riar ci.t, thus noldiiis Ihc many .iicldent- Ihar occur Marh wllh a front rut, as tb.i
drlMr an ste hi.) obstriutlon in time to aoid it The wreils an bread and hij;U. Thedriier tan i lsllj
ihniw ll In o out ui iear. Material is mostly ol Iron and sieil. Hi a nuered toji, thus keeping out all the
uiri uid iiui. jia an ea) spriu:.' si a', 1111 n inn oe iinui,'eii in rii'iii in icir.
The sELK RAKE is intiielj iimli r the control ol the dmer dioppni" I sb
i rim? a full shial whire ilieirrain iliidil
We i an say, without fur of n.ciisslul imitiadiiiluu.
uuraiiH nincnine in use.
'I he Old lU'lhibli' Cliicumi 1'itls" Separator ami Horse Powers.
Mahufacturcd by H. A. Pitts' Sous' Mnnnlaiturlii!; Co., Chicago, 111.
l'nrnurs and Tlirelicrniin who hae for the pnt Thlriv.le Yiars nnrihacd and Kmnloiid ihim. rnrilmm
losjuak in niimi-takablntirnis uf Ihiir superior ruirl s lor thrihini; hiat. Oats, llirlej. l!e, l'lnsJ'im.
otliv st.v,t mnl pih Mid lit lor niarki t. and cutting lee- for ri pairs than any inliir Separator In use. The
Separator hae lor IbeCallfnriila and Oui;on trade, a new and iuuir.ed Kndshake Slioe, astly uJ,cio to
anj in lhl uisrket. A law arraj ol ti-tliuoninls on rile lu our ollln prim the truth of the above asir-
HAINES' GENUINE HEADERS.
Hoth Iron nit'l nnd nluil ttn ami tuehe loot cut, mHniifactnrcil iintt iniproitI cprch fur tli!" Honc.
fur thi nai'tiuV haricot IST'Very Jinpurtunt Iiiip?otrunif.
Sweepstake Header.
Iron and Wood wheil, tin and luehe foot cut. The reputation of this well known neader is too will es
tablished to require coinuunt,
ALSO,
liirdcn Cily snlki Horse Hakes, i Uraiu Crrdlis, Su'tiis and nalh..
Hi) Male Snlliy Hnr.e llakis, lla)ln lools of all kind-.
Wood I!eoltlui' Horse Itakis, I I! anitirand Cihoou SndSowir.
rVWeareasacconimiulallny and liberal as an) house on the Coast I'-mm rslouk to jour Interests and ci
amine our stock beinri' Tut) tnir.
Oriters sollcllid and proniitl) tlllid. I.lbiral discount will alu js be made for Cash.
CWeud lor Illunlraled rirculurn mnl CntnlnmH', anil Piltp I.IkIk.
3Pelton's e-rolc3. Horse-FoTer
counterbalanoe"vibeating sepaeatoe.
SSttsrsTw
tfcTHJSs
S&28Egs&
-jjJJT
WE r pr-p!i"xl to manufac'iire and ilil all orders n r these uuprtlm nrh res Al! onr w.rklsO'' y
wairaiitid .'Vr (i.rtlcuUrs s.lu furnriuiJis udru; list, iiiib , K nut hj mail a. m...h a, pnb
llsbrtl Ordrr should be sent In early, toaold disappointment, at wcwlll oaaufacture princla'l) on outers for
Ihc loruln.-i.iux Addics',
PELTON & SAVAGE, Salem, Or.
S. rELTON. mhSiaOl LEWIS &AVAI.B.
Commission ompiittj,
T. .. MATLOCK, Sfcielati,
l'OTttand.
rouTLixn, OREGON,
AND -
April xs. laiu ii.
W11EKLEU linos.. Ar-ents Oakland
.1. L. WILLIAMS, iiLviit Roscburc
WINOATE .V ( (I Asinu Dalks
.1NO. II riibTFU i tO..Aienls Umatilla
W. C. SCOGGIN. AL-int Dlllcy
lUNliAiSEIt .V. I)EUCUNEIUEK, A;;te, McMMlle
HEN. s. CD'-'FIN. At'ent D.ntnn
.1. A. BASKOWnV. .V CO., AKCnts Li Grande
mi
Held. Iron itame, stroui; and (linable. Lisht Dralt,
bolts I'llnnu held in pfllloii In a Htroni: Snrini;
and Self-Rake Reaper.
slieal lust where he please, gath
tint ihi ltiisell Hen per ithesirongist and most
Av?v
le-
5seieiK55S' SES-.'
.1??r .-e.-T-' --i-i-'
-f
Ague Mixture
Chills and Fever
nr pcrmancntlv
curod by Dr. JIuyiic'.s Ariio JUt-
turo. AVitli n little f.ti u on tlio part
of the patient to avoid exposure, :md
the occasional if-e of .Iaynii's Sana
tive PiLLs,tiiis i rniod y will bo found
to bo cei tain in its operation, mid rad
ical in its effects. In many sections'
of tlio country subject to Ague and
other malarial diseases, it has nn es
tablished character as n popular spe
cific for theso liarrassing complaints,
nnd tho number of testimonials re
ceived show that its regulation is
constantly increasing.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
nro effectually cured by Dr. Jnyne's
Ague Mixture. In theso com
plaints caro should bo taken to follow
tho directions closely, and cspcd.il
attention jiiveu to tho liver, w liich
i.houlil bo nssistcd in performing its
functions by Dn. Jayni;'sSanativi:
Tills.
T. A. DAVIS X CO,.
Oregon.
Wholeale Ascnts.
rottLnid.
oclGmi
STATE AaENOY
ron Tint
Patrons of Husbandry.
Front Street, near Flanders' Wharf.,
I'OKTIAND, .... OHEGON.
Addicss all communications to S, P. LEE, Agent.
The Farmers' Pump.
IMPROVED
WOO DJPUMPS.
IA3I NOW MANITACTURING. AT THE MILL
of the Capital Lumbering Company, hALUJI, a
Woodtii I'nnip tl'at i st.perior to any other ier
made in this state, making rse oi the tle years' ex
pi rieiHoi; lined In its l lanufacture here to'io the
public the ISi'Nt AViioiltMi Pnuip ci'cr made,
with haul wool lompaitmcnt lor the plunirir tn work
In, the upp-r stock bolnc caid In with other wood to
Iireint i nicking b) the sun.
Allnurons wishln,' lo purchisi a riKST CLASS
PUMP arc Imlud to nil and look at my stock.
Pumps ilclhercil and set up. and i a mint
ed to uork Well.
I'ltrrE 12 foi ilrt tweho feet liolow tho sur
face; lT,"rf tents pir loot alter that.
A.
PRESCOTT.
ilm
Salem, July 11, liTfi.
WAKELEE'S
Squirrel and Gopher
EXTERMINATOR.
The Best in Use.
tgents Tor Portland,
T. A. DAVIS & CO.,
Jc'lm
71 Front atreel
TVOI'IOE is Iii uh siiin that, piir'iiaut loan or
JL1 dir ot the Cinult Court of the State of Oregon for
Marlon louut). niide at the Juno term thenof, laid,
to wit. on ihc 2UH1 day ot June, ls7(i. ina suit wherein
S. W. IS. Jones wai- plalntlli, and Titer Hescr. John
Link and Nam Link his wile. Chiilcs Edwards and
Catliailne Ildttards hi- wife,.Io-eph liinct and ''rank
Bluer, end Ciiianmit'li. difendants, wo will, on
feuturda), (lie lillliday 01'AiiKUHf, 1S7G,
at -Jo clink p.m. of slid clnv. at the Court House dool
in ilcm. Marion county. Uresou. proceed to sell at
uiiblicaiictlon.lo the hlKliest bidder lor cash in lund,
the followlucdiscribed )rtmises, to wil: Tne dona
Hon lind claim of Sosenh Binet, decensul, bcins
claim No. W. in ccctloris -.', H, ill, and 11, in T. Ii S. It.
i W. ol the Widauii tte Meridian, In Mcalon eountv
Oreimd, coutaluiiv Mi acn s of land.
JAMES WEBB.
M, A. WADE,
W. It. ItlSliO.
July SI, lSTOw I Hefercc".
50 CENTS FEEE.
Sl'L'CI.U, Ol'I EI(-F01t A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Will send, ro-T-i'Ain fiiEt., to each new snbsciiber
of Tin. New- Yoi.i, Ai.ssts' Montiii v, a mainirlcint
CrNTisMALMr.'ni.ii.i Mioai. iin faun ii.i slunk
In AlluMl'littsiltir. larctr than a silCir trade dol
Iir 1, ini-'i In diinutir I'riie.Mi tents laid, 'ihc
Aii'Nt"' Miistiii.1 l 1 kiuds".ne, si'io, lupi"e fi
lter. Si'Lsirlptli n price ,v ceils a )ir su.d sn
nuts, and )ouw'l. nci'in ibeAi.LM-' .'htiii. for
one e.ir, iioi paid, ji n Hie lioe M.-n.il eratl-.
Address, 1'b.MDN IM !5I.!s!!l; '.(.,
Ji',-nl II 'IIi.iHIjWa. NrW Yll!.l.
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Term. 01 MibMrlpilou.
One copy, one yenr(&tliiin.lH.r) J"..'il
One coj.y, six mor.lhs (Vn LRmrsrrsl l.M
Ou copy, three looutU (13 numleri) ?