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\ TRUE FISH sroRY.-Dr. Gardner-and it is said that he can be relied upon--thus speaks of the fish in Columbia river IL is almost worth a trip to Oregon just to wet a line i'll such waters. Hear the doctor, T have ascerfained already the existence Of six dille- rent species of salmon in the Columbia river; the period of spawning of each is different; they are found to run up to the very sources of this riyer-rapids and cataracts to the con trary notwithstanding is common,' says the doctor, to find them in the months oi November and December al the heads ol these streams, in such quantities as to choak up the currents, and die by thousands Fur ther he says, such are their efforts to ascend, that they have not only become emaclated, but actually wear off their noses in the sever ity of struggles