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Newspaper Page Text,?$ pipf . 9 'i" - fA & '".' WllJLAMETTE FARMER. v If f V ?a' BS? ftl I- :r sSSts- if. m U'.l fc.1 t A 1 .. 1 W illamtttt lanntr. SALEM, FRIDAY, FEB. 0, 1877. The Mouse cxrantry, W. T. Colfax. Whitman Co., W.T.. Jan. 1. 1877. j Mr. G. W. OiiifiON I promised to give you n description of this country sis best I could. My opinion Is thnt Palouso Is the best country that lies out of doors. Timber Is unhandy In some localities; a man can Just suit himself about that; he cau settle close to timber, or not. The place I havo settled on is one mile from all the Arc wood a man could ask, and eight miles from plenty of good cedar rail timber. The land is very rich; they raise as good grain here as I ever saw in Lane county, Oregon, and the best gardens that any body ever saw are grown here. Gus. McQueen's family, of Junction City, lives here; lie put out u large garden, and never as much ns stuck a hoe in it, and I saw him dig live hills of potatoes and get a long tin bucket ful of potatoes, the smallest as large as a goose egg. I also saw Mr. Nichols dig some of his, and they wore equally as good; and 'they have all kinds of garden stuff In proportion. The soil looks just like father's vineyard, which js an Indian knoll, a mass of burned brush; very black rich soil. I saw grain here that was sown the first of Juno that went forty bushels iter acre, (wheat.) If any say they are nfraid they can't find good land to suit them, tell them they can get all low laud or all high land, just as they choose. For hogs, this is a splendid country, as good as the Willamette valley ever was, except for the acorn mast; the camas is as plenty as It was in the Wil lamette valley at nn early day. The people here mostly kill their hogs off the camas. As to grass, there are mill ions of acres of as good bunch grass ns man ever saw. Money is'the scarcest article here with the people. The peo ple here are good to a man moving in with a family. If he Is noor, and can't buy, they will give hiuT enough until he can find work to earn a living, and work is easily found if a man will work for such as they have to pay, in wheat, oats, vegetables, &c. I bought some rutabagas here, and the smallest of tuem would weigh 25 pounds. Excel lent timothy grows here. Wo enjoy the best of health. There has been no bad -weather here; only six .inches of -Dowraatt-tnwentjjftjorty-elght nours. u is coia nere, out me cola does not hurt a man like it does in the Willamette valley. I believe there are more from Lane than from any other county in Oregon, and all say they are well (satisfied and would not return ,if they owned good farms in Oregon. As a sheen country David Felch. from Eugene, and others, have sheep nere, auu iney uu weu. -or my part, I would think it too cold for lambs, but old sheep with a good coat of wool will do well enough. Tuos. M. Gibson'. Latter from Coqnille. CoquiLLE City, Jan. "-71b, 1377, Ed. Farmer: We have btea having aplended weather down here, tbe mercury going down to 28 on the coldest night; but appearances now indicate rain, Iiualnea is tir, conaiderinR that this is the dnl! season of tbe year; but preparations are being made for more extensive operations inlum ber than heretofore, In the spring. Meanwhile tbe Sore Heads, are venting their spleen, like the Oreponfau' correspon dent "S." who because be can't keep up, rails at those who piss by him in tbe race. But tbe average sore bead, soon utls hl "claim," here and emigrates. This is no good place for grumbling loafers. Prof. V. A, CLapuian gave one of bis parlor entertainments attbis place last night, lie performed aoma apparently inexplicable tricks, but which appeared astonishingly! simple when explained. But when tbe per former called fur a " ualltoppor " bat, and a five dollar bill, with which to perform some occult mystery; he was himself taken some what aback to Una that the articles in ques tion couldn't be produced iu that crowd. we are h handsome jieople, but neither rich nor proud. The schooner Twin Siilcrx, has strain re turned to tbU river. Hue was towed in over tbe bar by the tug, Katie Cook. This tut: renders the entrance lo this river safe aud practicable for any vestel drawing not over teven foot. Flour Is $S er bbl here, beans Me per lb. bacon 10c, butter 35c, cheese 18c, and arti cles for food of nearly every klud consumed by man or beast, even to cabbsges, oniont c. are shipped in here from San Francisco, and consumed in the logging camp, at the mills, and in the mines; and yet there are those here who call themselves farmers, who growl because "there is no market for pro dace." M. A bickering pair or Quakers were lately beard in high controversy, tbe husband ex claiming, "I am determined to have one quiet week wltb thee I" "But bow wilt thou I e able to get It?" said Ibe taunting pou. "I will keep the a week after thou art dead," was the Quaker's rejoinder. Hicarmuguan OanaJ. The Inter-ocean canal project Is assuming more dennlte shape, inspiring the bellof that at no remote day active work on It may bo announced, To the action of President Gmntand his strong convictions of its being a commercial necessity, are wo mainly In debtsxUo the progress so far tnadu. lie has secured the concurrence of Great llrltaln, Germany and Russia, but up to tlio latest advices Italy, France and Austria bail not advised upon their course. Spain, though favoring tbo work, cannot contribute to Its construction, owing to nn oxhausted excho quor. The footing upon which the project now rests can be better understood from the main features of a treaty draft, signed on the 2d Inst, by our Government aud Dr. Adams Cardenes, on the part of Nicaragua. This treaty has been sent to the United States Sonate for ratification; and a copy of which will be convoyed by Dr. Adams Cardenes to to his Government for ratification. The main features of the treaty are as fol lows: It provides for a ship canal from the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua, at or near Grey town, to tbe San Jnan river. Thence by alack water navigation to Lako Nicaragua, and across it to tho Illo del Medio. Tbo canal is then to be continued to tbe Pacific coast at or uear Itio del Brlto. Tbe Govern ment of Nicaragua, on its part, concedes the neutrality of a specified belt of territory ex tending across the Isthmus, an equal neu trality for a distance of ICO miles out to sea at each end of the canal, while both on tbe Gulf and on tho Faoitic the neutral territory Is lo extend along the coast 100 miles each way from ports and harbors that may be necessary for tho free use of the canal. Tho porta of Greytown and Brlto are to be free. In the event of a war between Nicaragua and any one of the powers which participate in the construction of tho canal, all vessels and property of all those powers are to be exempt from capture, bluckade, or any oth er enibarrasment, on the neutral territory and waters connected with tbe canal by eith er of the belligerents. The property of pri vate companies engaged in the construction of the canal is also guaranteed full protection by the Nicarauguan Government. Tbo Uni ted States Government on its part agrees to use all Us influence iu facilitating tho con struction of the work, and In conjunction with such other powers it may be engaged when the canal is completed it agrees to pro vide full protection to all property from seiz ure or confiscation. It alto guarantees the neutrality of tho canal and all appurtenan ces, so that it may be forever open aud free, and all capital invested In It may be secure. These guarantees are to be withdrawn, if, at any time tho United States deems the man agement of the canal contrary to the regu lations agreed upon in tbe treaty. All the leading maritime powers of the globe are to be invited to participate in and share the ex. pense of tbe work, and to enter into treaty stipulations to that effect. If any dllKculty to tbe rigiit of property should arise the United States la to ne Its good otncea to adjust them. The. construction of the canal la to begin at the earliest practical moment, and tbe constructors are to have priority of claim upon all the property. When the work Is completed the canal la to be open to all citizens of tbe United States and of other naUons wbich parUoipat? in Its construction, on equal terms. Commercial Reporter. On Saturday evening, a little boy. not over four years of age, while going down Broadway, 2Jew ork, was stopped Isy a crowd of men seated in front of the Broudway'Hotel. One of tbo company who had, during the evening, made re leuted efforts at wit, said to tho boy: "Sonny, does your mother now you're out?" The little fellow very coolly an swered: "Yes, sir, my ma gave me three cents to buy a monkey; are you for sale?" and then passed on whistliug "Yankee Boodle," leaving the crowd convulsed with laughter. "Bobby, what is steam?" "Boiling water." "That's right; compare It." "Positive, boll; comparative, boiler; superlative, burst !" "Whom do you like best. Aunt Jane or Aunt Mary'-" asked a little miss. "Ob, Aunt Mary, of course, 'cause she kcerw tbe cookies on tbe lower shelf." Tbe king of Dahomey wears a swallow tall coat buttoned up at the back. That manner of dressing i not a bail one for a man who bos no vest. Ah a rule, boys tlo not like lo ntuixt iu doing any sort of housework, witli the siugle exception of picking over rail ins. It is certain that the play "Hha Stooi to Conquer" was written before the days of piubacl; drcbsei. Marriage in described by a French cyn ic as a tiresome book with a very line pre face. Crusty says that the Hit of marriages In the newspapers might, to be put under thbead of "King Frauds." The way for a desolate old bachelor to hecure better quartern, is to tuke a "bet ter half." Young women should nut good exam, pies, for the young men arc always fol lowing thuin. The young lady who took tbo Kuutle nian'H fancy has returned it with thanks. The good Samaritan stopped at the sound f woe; sodoes a good none. When Is love like a battle f When it comes to an engagement. A truism : An expensive wife makes a pensive husbuud. Brown senior: "Well, Fred, what did you see dnriDg your trip abroad ?" lirown, unlor: "Aw 'pon m' word, don't know what I saw 'xactly, only know I did inoro by three countries, eight towns and four mountains than Smith did in the came lime." A person complained to Dr. Franklin of having been insulted by ono who called hlmascoundrel. "Ah!" replied tbo doctor, "and what did you call him?" " Wb v," aid be, "I called him a wonntlrol, loo." "Well," reaoBi'd Fmr.klln, "I ptesumeyou both spnke the truth." Where They Left 'Him. Tbo other morning as tho conductor or a tmln going west from Detroit was passing around after tickets he camo to a nun who waved him away with a very important air, at the same time remarking: "I'm on sir, pass on." "I want your tlckot," replied tbo con ductor. 'Ticket, you hireling of anarohyl" shout ed the man, pulling out his cheeks. ".Mr, I own this road! tbonaht it lust before insvlug Detroit, and while I would like to retain you In my employ, you must bo inoro civil or 1 shall dlsehargo yon on the spot, even If you have a docen children to sup port!" "1 must have your tlokct or the money," said the oulclal. "Consider yourself discharged!" roared the man. Ho was loft on tho track between two sta tions. Ue sat down on n log to pin hi, paper cellar on, and his last wods as tho train moved off were : 'Gvntlomon. this outrage will make this country ahmltler from Maine to Texas." JXttroit 1'ite 7Vc. Roll ov Uokor. NorthSchool, Grammar Department, Salem, Oregon, Jan. 33, 1S77. Tho list contains the names of pupils who have reached an average of 85 per cent in iloportmont and scholarship, Susie lllcbardson, Alice Savage, Grant Savaoe, Sarah A.Chappell, uariey miter, Ylrgilia Smith, Dtistan Uarper, Willie Brooks, Kfilte Grant, James Cbappnll. William Chanpsll, A. Uandi.k, Teacher. Jeunie Cooler, I.ydla llrooks, Davis Cooley, Susan Cooley, Jonu Brooks, George Baxter, S Ciiu.i) Buhnkii to Dkatii. A little child of Mr. A. B. Cocherbam, who resides on tbe Yamhill river In Folk comity, was burn ed to death on Wednesday of last week. It was but about seven years old, and while going annul the are its clothes raugni ana were ail burnt oO, burning the body most shockingly. Tbe accident happened about Z o'clock in the day and the llttlo ono lived until about two o'clock tbe next morning. It was burned so badly that It had no feeling whatever, and but a short timebefom It died It wanted to get up assuring them that it was well. Jteviizer. Speaking of the sheep now arrivingat New York, tbe American Agriculturist says- "A marked Improvement is noticeable in the quality of sheep which come to the markets. Wholo flocks of sheep, which will average overlOO 3m. may now be seen fn tho pons in place of poor animals weighing but CO to TO R. TbU Is the effect of tho rapid introduc tion of pure-bred sheep of tbe different varieties, but chiefly the Cotawold. In good time American mutton will bo equal to that of England; It is nearly to now In weight of carcass, and will be so now Iu quality and flavor of tho meat, If farmers will raise routs upon which to feed their sheop. One acre of turnips or mangels is equal to ton ot grass for fodder, and when fed with straw, and helped oueVwllb a llttlo brau or oil cakes, roots aro certainly the cheapest feed that can be produced." Smut in Wukat. Hmut is a fungus of the gsuus Urttlo, and that Infesting when; Is tbe Undo cun'ia. The germs are present In the seed wheu sown, growing as the plant ma nures, rendering the flour made from it of fensive and nntllofor use. All wheat for sowing sua petted of being at all smutty, should be soaked In a pickle made by die solving a peck of coarse salt In twenty gal lons of water, adding thereto one pound of bine vitriol. The seeds which float shonld lie destroyed. The smul.germs are thus de stroyed while the vitality of tbe fruitful germ is not at all Impaired by tbe pickle. AUTOMATIC fiTHINO BtXDiut. As we go to press, our attention has been called to a now automatic grain binder which employs string. It was shown to us by Mr. J. A. Johnson, the inventor and was remarkable, not so much for tbe work It did, as for the fact that it was tbe original machine made by lilm, all of which was done with a file jack.kulf) and bstchst, with a pleco of an old stove tor au anvil, Air. Johnson is a Norwegian farnior, never saw any binder until be bad hi working, and never made or undertook to make a machlno or ttol be fore, Factory aud Farm. lc Is said that General Crook's placidity of temper is to great that at tiinee it is absolute ly provoking. II 0 reminds ono of an old farmer surveying his potato patch, us he stands with his bsnds calmly urrwmd bohind him, watching the progress of abaUle, while Sioux bullets tly around blm In rapid and dangerous proximity. There is nothing affected or unreal about him. lie is simply an honest, straight-forward soldlor, and wouldn't da for a hero of romance at all. Judo:: Davcnport, of IJindorla, Tox gives tho figures to show the profits of fcheep raininc thero: May Z'i, 74, bought 1,119 sheep for $2,801; herding coat i'ZW; salt ini; 17,.Vi; total cxponce ?3,Vil. Havo on hand 3,l.li) sheop worth 1 1200; sold V.00I last year for 57J0.U5; this yettr for SlfitU. Total profits, tS .312,2,- net ptoflts, f.'.,lS0.75. A Clin.M- IlfSIM'KOMNT. Ooo pilind of greou cnpiKini, i'fuim: emon cento, iIUmjIv ed in fin, quart of wter, and poured down a water oloaot will olfjctiMlly concentrate and destroy the foulet smella. On board ships Rod al.'aimlil()-, nlxnit hotels and other pril. lie plucds, iheiH is nothing so nlcn as to pu rify tbo air. riimiilogroou copperas dissolv ed iu anything will render a hospital or oth er place for tho sick free from unpleasant smells. In flh market, ulauglitor bouses, sinks, aud whorover thero are nlfttnulvo ga ses, dissolve copperas and sprinkle it about, and in a fuw days the smell will all pass away. If a cat, rat or mouse die about tbo Iiouko, unil wind forth au offensive gas, placuHotnodisiKOlved copperas In an open ves sel noir the place where tho nuiaancv) Id, and it will purify the atmosphore. Tho buildings of tho Paris Kxbibitlon of 1878 will cover a space of 1.330,000 squaro yards. They ars to ba of Irou tilled In with brick work, and will have tfcn form of a I'v. thsgoroan tslilo; i. e if poamhI through In one dlrH.-tiott'tho similar production of illf. fornix countries tnoy b inspected, while if crossed In the other directum the various products of any country may bo paswd in review. AareiiM ror the Willamette Farmer. Altanv... JK ilAiinsii aIum:. ::..:.::.:....:" uKeiei..ii Bethel I. II enter Uaena Vl.u Wui Well., J W lloisiit llronnsvlllo .... llhlrk lluttovlUo J W Brnlilr Canyon City IJ II Itltlnohart Canvonvllle W Oolvlit Colo- Vsllej :." c,?f.k" CnlUiietlrut J II Hluittrldite ClAtroii I J MorriMMj Curv P Bhiwiuuker, U V KrmUII Camilla K Woodward CnMKcll Ilrnrrw Klioi Clscksniso WA.VMlK CAnip Crtok UltlUmmrnlrr 0I1 J 0 Lev. I) M tlnlhrC Dextfr S lltnriMkcr I)rln Krowjou ,t Drain UnttMneua K Fuibe l)aytmi KC lltilawaj Kit Portland Jscub Jolintnn KmnlreCltjr Til Wlnctirtlor Klktoii A II llnlnt KiiErne John Hct'liiDE Fox Vulk'j ...A U (lardner KslrflrM J -I lllovnn Korrtt tltovv S lliuhel. W 1. Ciutlf (lixhin J lUmlMkcr (lerviili Shird J6 (Ilne llrMnttllo JKlMtrcu llnloy T.i iiiwk liit lilv,T.... Wl' WalMiu IMrrlbuiK lllmm Hnillli IlllUSmi A I-nelllm; Itepncr JLirrow t tlctrcii lndMii(len i WL IUkIjIii Junction Kinlth. Ilrili.-Ul & Co.. W I, Lemon .Uck.onvlllu M IVKt-ou Jefferson W KWwt Kell-i-- All KjI',U7 Lunlivtllo HI Hi" l.'v LaOrsndu H KlUmMli Lafijelto lit I'oiitoti. A l Ifonry Lebanon I'll Clauuhloti MrxdouTllle It K Lm-ilnU- Monroe lo KW?y McMmnvlllo J 11 Mnrrla. A Itfld Mitchell -O AllllrcTttivi Monmouth W WatertiouM- Needy Wm Morvland New Kra J Caatu Ncwcllavlllo I' Catlleinin Norlh Yamhill DOHtenart Oaklnnd 8 K lUvninud lwcno A It riMnloy Oil J II fohiwdcr Oregon CUT CM llacon Ochoco J It Ooiilhlt Pendleton W A Whitman I'eoria M Haley Pilot Hock... E (llltlam Portland PrlneTlll... Perrydale.... Ulckreal Koeebun;.... rlo Sllrerton.... Hhntd'e Sprtognetd... HpHnjrwater. Hubllmlu.... Hweet llame. HI Lv-o, Agent State tlnuure O.M I'lUigtr Mrdren'e More K A Patter-on Thm ttmlth ..trrtne A Morris. Tho Mnnken T K IIIMMrd, AlTahllrown WM lrwe, C It Wheler A(! llnrcy ,... J It !,AWel'eu ..John Downlnj: Men Marks RherldAii Tam-ent F B tltnev TbelHIIee S I, llrooks Ten Mllo It M (Itmirr Tamer W W llllimrT VanconTor h iimwu. 11 11 iiunnre Wheattand LC Vorto't Wlllimettn Porks.. At Wllklns Walla WalU 3 P brewer Woodbnrn Matlhlot llnw Waldo J C tiller Willow Fork At' fetter Vonralla J It Ellison. IIS Atle-illr Zens I) J Cooper JOHN MINTO, antiDir. or MERINO SHEEP. TAKES plrt'orcinoflerincTntiio VioM.nien" Omron nil thjctJi-ititnrTrr.tort-' tlio ctiince tnpnrchjfr THOItUiroHUUt-.h MKUINOs, aik i urimrnirtl Interested (bat thov cau. ami will en devur to. tell Shi. of the fine nuultty mitt Yatun ttt MUCH C'HEArfili KATES than uch can pnKllily be lei ported. KxsmlnAtlou anil romiMir.tnii wtltt nth er Hhcep ntXeml la tho ourkel rerctlMr Imttct. dure ft sjuiirt ju."iu, H.-iUro, OrnroM N. U. The lum ami Hatci Lamb of tlio t!ik can barton on the IriLANI) FAlOI. adloliilii? r.cii. The KweCAn nt i-mo t the mhim ;iltc, or at hv UlLsij rAtui iinriiiaiiuu niuc itiaui 01 inacny. Balem. Hepumbr 10. 1973. (flucccMor lo A. N. filtbrt A: '.) C. UZAFOVAGE, ..Dealer In.. BOOTS & SHOES, Uolnuo Block, Coram wrUl St., three door notth 0 the !'ot Ofllec, HAtKlH. Or. aplty SALEM FOUNDRY, & Maolilue Hlio, RALttM. .... OltKOON B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r. VTRAM BNOINEH, HAW MILL8, (IIIIBT MILLS, D lt-npets, Inmp, and all kinds sr: styles or Ma chinery made to onler. Machinery reidlred at a short notice I'attcrn-m.iktiiK done In all It" rartons forms, and all ktndaof Um nrut Ir-ra Csstlnt.-s fjrnlshclat short no'lte. Also, ciannlacturer or KNTIWtl'lllHK I'LANL'lt an MATUIIEU. and STICK KKh and SMAVKKK llHll Sanative Pills) If You Want a Safe Purgative, ubq lr. Jajrur-H Nanatlvc HIIU. Thuy will rollovo tlio Htoinac'li nnil ltowcN, without Griping, aud clranso tlio wholo alimentary canal. If You Want a Liver Stimulant, vm Dr. JnyiioY. Kiumtlvo J'llU. They will rcstoro tho Action of tlio I.Ivor, nml remove till olwtrtietlotih of tlio biliary duct. Thuy iiuiy Ixj rcileil on in nil AtlwtloiiH of the I.Ivor, mid tiro especially helpful In ccsch of IJUlous Uyspt'iwUi. If You Want a Klltl Laxative, uso lr. iayne'H rMinutlto I'llls. When tahen In Hiuall doses, they removo a t.'oslho h.ibit of tho iMKly, nutl gradually ctiuti(ro tho vitiated kecro tioiiH of tho Htoiuach mid l.lvor, v.'hit'h If let ulotio, oltcit b'enerjto serious dhcaio.4. Dr. Jayne'3 Sanative Pills nro of Krcat iiclp in removing Hkin UN. eaMon, orl;;innllii; from tin Iiupiiro C'ontlltluu of tlio HJootl. 'i'hoy may bo t.ikon a', till tlinc-M vltlimit (l.uiacr, mid while initio thuiil,you may cut uud tlrlnl; as iiittnil. T. A. UAV1H & CO, Oreiro'i. , Wholesale Asenta. Portbnd oel.lmJ J. A. KTU.ITTOS, Attorney at Law, HAL.1SM. OREGON. Ofllco ou BUto Street, oppjiltc tho Ucacctt llooic. PR0TJ30T YOUR BUILDINGS, Which may rr done with one nmrtli the staal sxpenre, by unlog our PATENT SLATE PAINT (Fifteen Years Kstabllslied) JtlXKD IIDAUY polt UHK. Fire-proof, Water-proof, Durable, economical ami ornamental, A roof may hacorernl Willi s very cheap ttilDRlo, sud by application of this pluto he imirir lo Iat from au to HI year.. Old roof, ran ho patched and coated, looking much belter and laiiluy louder than new htnglca without tlio dale, fur une-tlilrd the Cost or Kc-'hlngllng. Thuexpenpoof alatluj: now hlncle la only nhont the coal of dimply lay Ins Ihem. The alnt la rnuc ritnor strain! apart. or ttylntf omncr, a may bo easily tctted by any ouu. IT STOPS EVERY LEAK. and for tin or hon has no fiptal. It expands by hrnl. einlracts by fold, awl nkvhiuu.uk. norscalea. HtMirs covered vrlth Tar HhMthlttc Felt ran bvmailo water-ththt at a small txpenso, and ptescrved for many years. This Slate faint li EXTItEMIII.Y CHEAP. TivoirUons tvlllcovern httndretl square rett ofsLln. i-lo roof, while on lln. Iton, fett, matched boards, or any smooth Mirraro. Imm two quarts to ono ualtoti aro required lo 1W sipiaro ttvt of surface, and al. IhoDith tho paint has a lieav) hotly It Is easily ap plied mill! a brush. Xo Tar Is used In tills Composition. therefore, ltnellher cracks In Winter, nor runs In bummer. Uu decayed slilintlcs. Its tills up the holes ami bores, and nlve u new substantial roof that will Ut for ymr Ct'ttt Kt on 1vAHrt.11 shluules It brtni-s l'tlulr places, and keeps them there. It tills up all holes In felt roots, stops the leaks and alihoujb a. slow il-yer, rain does not atlect II n lew hours after app'yltu. As nearly nil paints that aro black con. tais taii, be s'tre you uhliilu our uenulnc article. vrntch (tor shlnxlo roofs) Is CHOrOLATE OI.K. when first applied, chanulne In nlmut a month lo n utit'orm slato color, and Is to all tnlctils aud urpo2; slati:. On TIX HOOFN our red color is usually preferred, asonocont Is cqial totlvoorauyoidluarypalut. For IIRICK WLI.K UurnntoiiT ntt l tho only reliable Hlnle I'.ili.t ever Introduced that will etreiluslly prevent ilampueso from ueuctraiInK and discoloring the jilaster These paints are also lauily usen uu out honsen and lences. or as a prlmln.- coat on ilm bnlhrvup,. Our onlr rolor, an-(.'iokolatk. Kku, Iiuioiit hen, and UuaNoi: XEW YORK CASH IMIICE LIST. 5 (iallone, cau and box 3 Ro 1" kc,r 11 M 111 " tialf Iwrrel If, 1st lo t " one Kirrel M e havo fit itiick. of our own ruanufacturv, rt nir miterlals. etc.. ntthi- fulMwInc low prlres: KMi pills extra HublH-r Itixitlns, at 3 cents per s.piire foot, tor we will tarnish lluliber Itmulnir, Nails, Cap. ami fclalu l'lliururiii cntlrv new roof, at 4; cents ier square fwvt ) J"ll rolls i lilvTalred Itootlnir fell, at It. rem per squarvToot. rxis rolls S-nlv Tarred Itootlnr lt. st -b r.nt. Ittrsquarefolt, unrolls Tarred Hhealhlni; at X cent, per sqnarr font UMtipillons fine Kmmi-1 1'nlnt, mliril reuurfurusu, on In.hle or outside work, at Jlpergnllon ail shades. Us.i lltils blala Flour per bill, Moil tl ' llallstone Flour s HI lixt " (IraltonMliieial . ... 31m ltsii Metallic I'alul, dry :i i f-pBcuii prices per ton or car load lots. All orfers mnt lie acrompmled with the money, or sjhject 10H) ilsjs dran ou well known parlies .V V. SI,ATK IMl.Vr COJirAXV, lirj toi Maiden Lane. New York. 1lols.n1 Salem Flouring Mills. BBHT FAMILT KLOtJlt, UAUKIfS KXTItA, XXX. BUI'EIIKINK AND OIUIIAM. MIDIlLINtlb, DILVN, AND HHOIIT8, Cousstiiiitl.v UU Htlllti. IIi:bvMt rr-lo In CAHH Paid for Wheat TAZaX. TZataXB. It. C. UIMNET, Aifcnl H. Y. M. HM lltf Home - Made and Hand-Made 11 O CT S . IF YOl WANT A (liHIII-FlTTINO FINE HOOT you car. Iw accomtnodainl by callluu A1 Al-IIINtl'Oiic's Slit, On.SUIeMtrect.opposllo WII.LIH'H HOOK fTOUK AU. Vloiik WaiiNANTrl, t'Hces ltK..,i., nlrllic ttulliy (Hid imitty ,1dm Cali Cltfi WM. AIC.11I ' llltr Ms a NTItl.i. SPECTACLES, SPECTACLES! For Old and Young. Far-Sighted and Near-Sightcd. NlKiotliiifdln.aea lur (Iportsmeti, STKKL. HILVKK, ANll (IOLI) FUAMKH. I AM prepved In supply hpinaclrstn mll e,s.at prices to sell V v. IflAltl-I.V; .leel.-r.t fiptl.lon, lunkhlm-k Mail m. "a en e,y i -, , IsUOIUB BEZL, Muecessvr lo J, M, Ktatan Jc t'u DS Lllxirly t.. . . KKV IOIIK, OuitiuilMMioii j.Ji-5Ilt FOIt IIL'I.NJ A.VK FOIIWAHIIINO FliOM New ,mk va Islhtnns. I'm. oi v.n 1 .-i lP? llom all hinls of ?(erchan-i!,o. arid ,,r i: ,"' of I'lisl-icts Irora tlio I'ltclflc coast, for the collection cl"tf in iuiiev ,c pw FALL PLANTING, tMwS "tF0B THE HOUSE.5"5 'J'lio Alllu;iin No. 111 VICK'N FI.(,'IIAI. f.UkUt-.. lulilH- lllik ilvsirlplions or llyuclullia 'I mip(. Lilies, Jflil AU. lluill AM! KKI.IIS ii Fau. I'unti.mi lii Hi tlaiqvii, and lor Wlolur Floweis Iu t'..illoii,o- Just piilill. hid and scut lrn In all. Ad dn.se JAltllih VICK, ", llixlioxlir. N. V. mi. v. ;u.vf.t:, TI!KVKT Ll.Uftl., Uteburxton V.K. Volriotti'iit. A- IJ' , l'irMn' liok on nuirri. GOOB ASVEETISIKS! tT?i nr f A f w UOvi-OV'.'iU ii.iwiMimt' fiMrll'filiil Hun iAxU ti'nutt will oiKji'J lur CiHO i Hnlt. A'rnrtlu jii.ul'itui:r''ii'.i, A lUl tt ltt (M.H'ri, rU1ir fliily nn'1 vi-! LlicilUtlnii utal i.r(i.lrfi itlinliiltMif mu-rt.nfiit lrt on jillull(iii loillrii '. liuWKf.L A. CO.. Nuw.;r,1.,-j AUvtrlhlt- Af4Lii1, No. II Turk Ituw.Ncw V01U. ijox'j-t StMJr Wil KM Jjt MJ 1 W s II A Ki i-V '. a .j.yt.j, JtHllt,jltuuylS.