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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NJ EWARK, NJ, SADDLEKY Ware Ca
~ Hogss. .-ANpREW G. BULL co, No. is Cana SFS5A
treet, Nc"feans, between Camp and Magazine
Manufacturers aud Importers SApDLERY SAnILEW ARE,
g constnly hand large and complete
ries Naringaleg, Trucks Wins, Skirtug
he her Hoska SADDLERs Tools and trimming Of every de-
IS, lptlon, 4 No. Is CANAL STREET
sq iydRW ANDREW G, Bull q co.
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what nerves of the human system can a man employ
most prohtaby in Lynn that celebrated for the
manufacture Of shoes?
;ans-His oliactory (acifactory) of course.
me author OF the above has taken to his bed and alb
soutely refuses all nourishment
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LIST OF VESSELS In POET NOT CLEARED.

Susan Br.wer....iI,ll
San Pietra. ......ll d.
aaSony .-......i3,dl
S.sir side ..,........d3
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, June 70, 1852,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CHEscErrl
Tuesday Morning, June 20 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Brig yphide DsBsso Navy B%y and San Juan le;psrre
sr Mary Many E Es E 9 am nSo D.v,s L sss5s
grsmgn ship Jogasqn snd warck Bremen, wnsn ke,hoF
Brig r0ho"ntepee Brown, Vera Cruz, o wieAinm
ARRIVED
Brig Ann Pratt Hall, from Boston to ma,.er-point
sehr Visitor, Perry, lays Pensacola 70 masrr-i,asn
Basin.
c.n.. Steamboats,.
.las foob Montgomery from Louisville.
J iins ~ 9' ssi, ,on L Tgs
Red River, Mccall, rom jefferson.
EXPORTS
ALPHABETICALLY uchf Jrnny Lad Qoo h on-
rope pc. bagglns 's'' -"' '"S '0''' '' ''''
IL, SGA GEUz 5,d bs Tsnnotees 500 M -four
RRFr,Ew p o ''li7r'' ee.
81 balls ana ! box skins 8 tons loswood
brig syPhde 10 ckas bbls caret and sundries
pCo .t Mary Ellen 1000 feet lumber 800 shingles
rAMp. p,v-p....a. Ia, IMPORTS PORTS ,,.,,.
Zaratin Grt,1a-g toyes Seana ILL., XXI I 70 TAG i
1885, s ~
hOi'a Commissioner r.
PENSACOA-Pet brig Visitor 10000 feet lumber 10 bae dopes-
rEysAco1A-per .ca WIN II Harrison n,o, .,, o o,
-. N''
nv ,bo tovho,t oru,. u, a. .Si' I'
Point, ship Mildle,ex bound in.
ppcp,pro an n,o,,,,,
steamer Aary Hunt ls hhda tobacco Brande
w.n Co. 90 M,she Beverly g?65 do Ptsher5l do
DO tosn nSk 90 iss ms s eo.io DO Z \ shoT: III
wdsn Williams &so--2o do Mlbab>gsr o%5s asE corn
~ kr, fr,i,r Ma jevyeI IT. kro a. r 81 ,onIa
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NEW oRLEANs CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CRY, l
Monday Evening, June %, 1852.
Arrived 100 Beeves 10 Sheep 30 Hogs and II Calves
and Yeurlings There ample stock of grassfed Cattle
and Sheep, with moderate supply Of Hogs and Calves
offering Market easy for purchasers
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .42I05}lc U Ii net
. =. (Lake and Texas) .......,.-f03c p tb net,
Hoes ...................... 6G17c u fb net
SHEEP. FL -1fdSZ 10 Ts mead
COWS.
CALVES AND YEARlIHGs. SO OO9S9 90 q head
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REGULAR PACKETS.
E7ORMoBILE.-Daily U. s. Mail rr-.

E7OR M0BILE.-Daily U. s. Mail uzE-s
D. Line-5urnmer arrangsmsptThs .nd
packet FLORIDA r
master, OREGON, r, A. Helm, matter Having b1lt
the viii eago the pontcharain Railroad DAILY
o'clock v. daily
Lu, Ctr7d pascagnuls; and returning viii stop
at Passlkonlh, Pesi Chrslnn aai Bay St. @us day.
~ smn-s With ought 70 20 down by
the stop take away freight
sitsr the arrival Of the ~ O'Clock
" o Bag s. Lais and Pass ctn onga to be sent for
stshlH.rs CALIFORNIA or NOZZLE, Leaving daily.
The Way MOBILE and Coa Landings will leave
the once Of the minutes eleven O'clock
iel r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 BANK Place.
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All14.... ..lJ'TS.

SuBSCRlPTlfor a Series of Twelve 9lilss,
~ CONCERTS. to hep on LAFAYETTE SQUARE. X NV
The subscriber has ted by several DIS g
TO give fertes Of IWtfONCERTS, to take place on
Lafayette each week, from nj 10
o'clock Nj In order IL The expenses
opened the b1ae SoISfr n b. HEWITT 30 Camp
Lover n Mug sign II PLEASURE The first CONCERT
will he given WhDEt and will continue every
folio wing Wednesday, ms a mentioned VI liOEFFNER.
je23 ~ Leader ~ The lspni iana Band.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRE3CENT OFFICE,
~ ~.

IUthUdJ
CoTToH-rhere a rather better demand yesterday,
and the sales embraced nearly 1900 bales Prices for
grades above NIiddng very full but yet rereat
cur last quotations
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vsNHE WEST PASCAG0ULA HIGH SCHOOL,
u v. SPENCER, A. B., Prinopsi numbered lat
han FIFTY Boarding Paps and ss accommodations for
Hundred.
addition present facilities Improvement graiuaeo
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE proposes Of thirty forty
secured pvious n Marr
MILITARY DEPARTMENT where all the branches usually
attended trfing Hpenss
5tGdents furnishing Mattress end 6eIdng $3.50
THE FEMALE SEMINARY
Miss AUGUSTA NJ KENT Prn tpal Sss H. KENT Teahsrof
the g School, which affords
send Brothers where
.hey sd1Catsd eh her Foy Pupils can received
this the hest and most delightful
Ike SEES Coast between Neulrieana and Mobile
adtrsssed
to the undsraign4d, Postmaster itigb school NJ.
e3l 2nW t-z3 It F. A. KENT. superintendent
CHOPPERS WELL, Kinds County, Miss 80
Jackson STATE gEfzE
cepjtal thirty eveu miles from vttshGz Rfiroid
Raymond, within four miles q tie Welt where readiness
o convey passengers the Wei
Watering open Of year
The reception Of visitors The adapted chronic such
Drops Gravel Diabetes, Bronchitis Chl0ross
general debility. In Consumption exciting
....TERMS....
Boarding AID Lodging toe h 81 week
fNMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor
he had hTs gallon 1enjohns half
pin; hotties BY DOZEN ooIed At Msss G d. Ast'hf Co ~
POyiras street, SeHOhesna.
tvng gernrs with Physicians o. the Well Ora
Kennon sdyse will be colorrd invada the
Tered ssary, will the charge rosei from Is
40.
The Ws,erean b. gallon dsnhn half
pint bottle up Vim. Mcths9na, Washington street Vks
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CnNSTARLE,S SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
sESosD Jr,TGE MGAtFREY y; IAIck
pY VIRTUE of 8 writ Of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable Winter Second Justice of's Peace
the Parish the entitled si will proceed to sell
public auction at Bank n azne street. 'Is'Isr
Natche1 thursday JAY 49, 7G At 2 O'Clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with & TWOSfokf FRAME
OUsF with other thereon sa'ed in the trat Dis
the Of NOrean squa number
bounded by Perdo Grnyer Peur and johnson streets
nuur twelve the pla drawn by le" Brln-
April and deposited the Office Of l. 5eCy hte Notary
Pablo; English feet eleven
hundred and
onr feet three inches deep, between parallel lines
tD- Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
i4l3 Constable Serond Iustice's Court.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

UOHN B. BURGEN has removed his I'ssf2 81
~ FURNITURE STORE from No. I41tO No. 5SMAGA-
ZINE STREET Immediately opposite the Arcade, where
heretofore dsAnsr
sceiyed his friends and the pnbc. $50 ly
aTILL THEY COMEl-A new arrival of Res
se-eueis Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which
Gy bsing by ali who study couor and
They
very small compass aud convenient handle and
which
hey are the most comfortable Mattress
hours, at j. NJ. NEYMOCTH'S
Furniture Room Charles Poydra5
~ The pu0C respectfully es.ei to call and examine TIM
mig u
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Barlir.
yHyHE GREAT FIRE TN cHIIJcoTHE. OHIO.
ships.

n USE-iLI;D OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES!
Cu.LIcoraE, Ohio, April IS, ls52,
AR5EVs. STEArt7 i NARvlF: GrtegtH-NpUrs the 5h
hama Ia SAFE The IRE EXCEPT Y0gks ed
Safrt PERI ECILl DESTROY
Er--bnt in tle SMALL sALAIANDER BOUGHT FROM YOU,
NOTHING WAS INJURED,
Your Obediral SERVANT NAi T. CLEMSON.
The show that real hot fire, RICS SALANfAN
DERs ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO RI DEPENDED UPON. In
fire, ELEVEN SAFES Of different nAk,
TOTALLY DESTROYtD-RtCHS SAFG ALONE bidding defiance
tic fnGs, notes, bonds and the Of
100000 The Chljcotne parallel EVERY SAFE BUT
RCs is DESTROYED These repeated prove inrou-
-blY that Wldr Patent Saanrders with RlCHS IMPROVE
METT the best Safes made the United States, the whole
world
E They be had Mt the Depot l45 Water the Factory,
corner Of St. AlAry's Place and Avenue a, Nyw York.
STEAIiNS & MARVIN.
t The sJsyrbcr continues the Sole this y Of the
A2yen'med manufacturer au ns constantly r sale nte stock
and u their SAT rs. Those who this
por- EFFEGTlNG INSURANCE their books papers aud
other se!es small Glk but great value invited 10 cal and
FOURTEEN TESTED SAFES together with thryfse certh
those who have MORE THAN MILLION DOL.
LARS IN RICH SAFES
jeI4 ISAAC BRIDGE, rs Magazine street.
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ADD FELLOWS RESI- Vaults IN this
Cemetery can he obtained ty sppao J. o. PERSCy Trea-
aufe at The city Hall First D.atrat; JAAEURNEAuX Secretary
No. Camp street, stairs; Rev. CtS WflTALl NJ. Is
Tlausde street and f. NJ. COREY skies Co., No. d Canal
$50 To members Of StockhoinEges Tor the burial aw1
child 49, For all other bua thee u Vault will BE- NO.
invariably. . - .
For ne parhase Of Lots ino'n respecting the CREST I"
apIly to g. DUNLAP Cha r5an o. tttnecry Committee 81
Camp street. tES tCRNEAI {,
myi9 If S-crrul Inc Beard OF Dr"cioT'
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Havre and Bremen Steamers,
EDnn GnTT,uII d 1fDEUnN-

FRANKLIN .......to sew YORK. WEDNESDAY, June 9.
WASHINGTON ....tor NEW YORK. " WEDNESDAY, 90.
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July I.
HERMANN, for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY, 81.
FROM LTEERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW ....for PHILADELPHIA. WEDSfY Jfn
CITY OF MANCHESTER. PGIILA DELpHA WEDN,Y %.
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NEADISONyILLE HOTEL-The sub.


HOLLYWOOD HOUSE. Eastern Shore of An
n Ill Mobile Bay, FREEMAN * SMITH, Propreors-1h Eli
we'll and tvorhy beautiful
airy location its ne walks shady groves splendid shower
baths, salt bathing with lpnn excellent roads
various directions with the entire absele mosquitoes,
places spend
found Southern country The fact of its having been crowded
months the beginning good
evidence Of lite being the right OF place.
halt New
Orleans alone could e accommodated
Many additions ha during the winter.
Thu DINING much hundred and
persons. BILLIARD SALOON will he added TO the other
Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
erected.
propeo will b. uutug in their please. There
with Mobile, and shortly
pressure will be the make trips day.
sat- TAls establishment is ready tor visitors.
WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES b. SMITH.
Ilulyyvnoi Bald county, Ala, y27
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Merchants Insurance Company Of New
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of


~ With subscribed t200 ia prepared receive
applications ior
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
Office Of the Company, No. 90 GRAYrER STREET.
Every with
profits divided those the company.
he invested here, the Of the Trustees
This company etabhed purely the principal
and the Trustees believe this subscription 0s0) oGsrs ample
3-cuutv policy holders
TIE porcio Of the company inspection
~tahins 10 make insurance with it,
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WAND.

-----------------
NRTANTED--A TeacI from the North,
Wv competent Rye thorough ueton in Music and Singing
who peaks Fren, language ytle PAIi1ag accent, se
DraEhtswca dsns 10 find HnoH as acer IA sehoo or
private family Terms moderate. t1tabe s[Tenres gwen on up
pl,aon ly Letter. pp.t paid, to NJ. ~ : ia W
iel- If rldrtss-h 10 crescent Oilre
VA ANTED-By rent OF the city, who
can be we'll pr.srn enP . situation
canaut, young Of thnd viii act IN any capatty
doors ont doc
~ Apr y at this office, by leuersss to W. W, iels
NSTANTED TO HIREA Negro Girl as Nurse
w inn sm,ll family. One do plan sewing pre-rtei
Address box J, No. T, Post-ofire le5 II
EAT ANTED IMMEDlELY-A good Barge
KEEL BOAT sutAble,wi, For frri ntrmation
soLiy 10 the zlbtcrbers. )SE d WALWORTE,
.anlp IT - Te7oHploul-s street.
ENTANTED-For ara Or Honduras IN,
wv Freight for EnglishiooNER Of ahort i'e@flAs
Ey2a A :. C0cHRs CO.. . Tohonpt'orres street.
NETANTED-A Yes Of about 1900 -
w barrels, to load sava Ca. Apply TO 49,
ap2i BAREtLGl., 81 Common street --E-7-H-
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Total amount OF Assets. .a4552ra a
~ The Board Of Trustees resolved
-nt cssh the oqstandug profits
thereof their legal representatives, MONDAY
ih day Of AsszstnsI.
Tee Truate have also declared dividend
the net earned Premiums the Company ending the 18th
nay Of July 1851 for which certificates will
let DAY Of September
Eeworl=an July 81, 1851. C. J. MANsoNI, Secrstary.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BY the owboat Olivia, inst fifty miles Southeast South
Point, ship Mildlo,ex bound in.
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I'M PORTS

TAMPA BA Y-Per schr John Roae logs Williamson,
ZaIaiu Graa-2 boxes Seawe2 hides Ieerskius pkg
20 Rogers dcO
hotsa Commissioner.
PENSAcoA-Per brig Visitor 5000 lumber
FENsACoLA-Per Harrison lumber ETC. to order
SPOKEN
, 1852-12-25
OLYM PIA HOUSE,

CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, OREGON.
TNHE undersigned having opened IA
this House of public entertain f.,..fA
ment for the accommodation of tho ss.sRR
travelling public he will furnish man Ezssizs2
and beast with the best fare the market affords.
Olympia being the point where the main road
from the Columbia river strikes the Sound, pleas
ure parties and others wishing to go down the
Sound will find this the best point to start from
suitable boats for that purpose can be furnished
at reasonable rates.
Private rooms furnished to those wishing them.
EDMOND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Sept /, so If
, 1852-12-25
RETAIL

PRICES CURRENT OF OLYMPIA, PUGET SOUND
NORTHERN oREGoN-coRREcrED WEEKLY
FOR THE " COLUMBIAN"
, 1852-12-25

At the Cleveland Fair, man exhibited
morse with five feet, calf with 2 heads,
~ d. sheep with 5 horns and as many
, 1852-12-25
COWLITZ RIVER.

THE UNDERSIGNED have Batteaux and
j Canoes running constantly on the Cowlitz
River, and are now prepared 10 forward passen-
gers and freight for the Sound without delay
The mail boat leaves regularly every Tuesda y
morning at O'Clock, for the Cowlitz Landing.
WARBASS & TOWNSEND.
Monticello, Dec. 10, 1852. l6tf
, 1852-12-25
OFFICERS

JUDICIAL, REPRESENTATIVE, &C., IN AND
FOR TIE COUNTY OF TuURsToN.
WILLIAM STRONG, Judge of the Dist COurt
for norhera Oregon;
ISAAC N. EBEY, Legislative Representative
Q. A. BRooKs, Prosecuting Attorney.
WIN. w. MILLER, Mast. Com. in Chanc.;
A. J. SIMMONS, Sheriff;
A. A. DENNY,
S. S. FORD, County Judges
DAVID SHELTON,
D. R. BIGELow, Treasurer;
D. T Si MAISATD, R.rs.I d., Justices.
Custom House DIsT. PUeET's SOUND, |
Olympia, November 10th, 1851. I
The Collection District of Pugct's Sound
was this day organized. The officers are
SIMPSON p. MosEs--Collector of Gus
toms, &c, for the District-at Olympia.
WILLIAM w. MILLER-Surveyo of Gus
toms, &C., for the Port of Nesqually.
, 1852-12-25
BURGESS, GILBERT & STILLS
WHOLESALE AND RLrAIL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
9RA43OS1L4A3 O9POp1
This is the oldest establishment of the kline
on the Pacific Coast.

NTE have on hand, and are constantly receiv.
w ing shipments OF all of the latest cheap
publicatons, standard works, law books, mechani.
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spanish languages, and also other languages
paper of all kinds, waters, ink inkstands, quills
gold and steel pens, iead.pcncls, drawing pencils
crayon" and cbalks letter stamps, folders and cut
teIs, cash and deed boxes, copy ing and notaria
presses, and in fact every thing apperaning 10 the
stationery business.
d. G. q $. are agents and will receive subscrip
tons Tor any OF the following magazines or news
papers at the following prices per annum:
- 4 rynA
, 1852-12-25

IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL lNvENTIoN.--
The Albany IN. W Argus describes an
invention which is designed 10 supersede the
plow, harrow, roller, and the man who sows
the seed. 1t says:
"Wc were shown, few days since, the
model of a new, and what purports 10 be a
valuable improvement, in one of the labori-
Gus departments of The agriculturalist, and
for which the inventor procured patent in
April Of the present year 1t embudies in
one implement the capacity of plowing with
four plows, scattering the seed in burrows,
narrowing and rolling. The plows are ar
ranged at suitable distances, in front Of the
cart, and the number can be diminished at
pleasure or four used. Immediately follow
inS, and attached to the plows, are the buck
els Tor the reception of the seed-corn in
cluded - and from which it is distributed.
The harrows follow behind the wheels Of
the cart, and the rollers bring up the rear
On the platform of the cart, and forming a
part Of ii, is basin, Of the same width, and
which is the receptacle of the seed. It's po-
ELTON is Immediately over the buckets, and
ns The cart goes forward, it is so arranged
ns 10 allow the seed to fall in suitable guam
ulies into the buckets below. The plat
form is large enough for the driver and will
hlso accommodate several bags of grain
The harrows arc also the width Of the cart,
30 two pieces, as are also the rollers, for
more easy passage over the ground. The
fnllre arrangement can be removed with
fass, and the cart used in any other capaci-
y about the farm.
Thcinvenlor is Mr.. Henry Beebe, young
mechanic of Albany. While it appears to
'e valuable improvement, and has receiv-
ID the appreciation of many distinguished
5riculturalists, its utility remains 10 be
ested. There is scarcely doubt, howev-
r, that on prairie land il will prove a valu-
bic acquisition to the implements of the
arm."
, 1852-12-25

ORIGIN OF CoEoNER's INoUEsT.- The
foroner's inquest is said 10 have originated
n the following manner A gentlewoman
n London having buried six husbands,
ound a suitor hardy enough to make her a
'Hife once more. For several months their
happiness was mutual, circumstance which
eemed to pay no great credit to her former
husbands, who had disgusted her she said,
lMth their drunkenness and infdelity.-
fNllh view Of ascertaining the real char
leier of his mate, the gentleman began to
(lscnt himself, and Return at late hours in
state Of apparent intoxication. Reproach-
s at first, and menaces in succession, were
be effects of this conduct. One evening,
when she thought him senseless or asleep,
he unsewed leaden weight from fold in
per gown, and having melted it, approached
er husband to pour it into his ear. Con-
inced of her wickedness, the husband
taried up, seized her, and having procured
ssistance, confined her till morning, when
be was carried before a magistrate, and
Committed to prison. The bodies of her
x husbands were dug up, and, as marks
violence were discernable upon the
ghole of them, she was brought to trial and
onvicted ofmurder. To these circumstan-
eS we are indebted for most useful insti-
billion.
, 1852-12-25

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, 1852-12-25
NEW-YEAR'S FAIR
FOR 1853!


I WILL sell at auction, on Saturday the first
i day of January, 1858, at the Sales room of
Col. NJ. y. Simmons in Olympia, the following
choice articles Of merchandise
A large and well selected lot of Hardware, con-
sisting Of
Cross-cut Saws, Spades
Augers, Shovcs,
Garden Hoes, T. & Butt Hinges,
Trowels, Neck Bolts, &c.
II Hinges, Candle Sticks,
Door, Bolts, Ground Pepper
Broad Axes, Ground Ginger,
Cut-Glass Tumblers, Combs,
Nails, Scissors,
AK Handles, Beads,
Molasses BoraH,
Sugar, Hasps & Staples,
IIalsy Shaving Brushes,
Also a quantity of superior fancy prints,
Beached Musllns, Vests,
Pilot Goats, Overalls,
Molasses, Sugar, &c. &c, to be sold without re-
serve.
Terms Cash on delivery
Sale to commence at 0 o'clock, A. NJ.
A. NJ. POE, Auctoneer.
Olympia, Dec. o., 1852. l6tds
, 1852-12-25
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY THE CART LOAD!

ID II1L "a II LOHD!
burgess, GILBERT & STILL, Ports.
Id mouth square, San Francisco wholesale and
retail dealer in cheap publications. standard books,
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOR EIGN NEWSPAPERS!
b. G. & S. continues to supply all orders Tor
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles in
their line, in advance Of all others, and at the low
est market price. County merchants, agents, the
trade, peders, canvassers, and he public generally
are invited TO call and examine extensive col
lection of publications, where they will be sure to
find all the latest works published in this country
or elsewhere.
b. G. & S. are sole agents for, and receiving
per every mail, the Boston Journal, N. 0. Picay-
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commercial,
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, Bal
timore Sun, ST. Louis Reyeillc, &C., &c. besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
York Tribune, London Illustrated News, Wilmer
& Smiths European Times, Weekly Dispatch,
Doublin Nation, London Punch, La Cronica, New
York Stoats Leieing, New York Schnellpost, la
Pressee, La Constitutional, L'lllustration, and
other papers generally from all parts of the world.
One Of the firm resides in New York, and will at.
tend to the filling Of all orders that We may receive
with promptness and dispatch.
BURGESS, BILBEET &. STML,
Portsmouth square, San Francisco.
November 9th, 1851. OF
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Masonic.

Olympia Lodge, u. D., Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, holds regular comnunica-
tions on the first and third Saturday evenings oi
each month.
All br, thren in good standing are invited to at
tend.
c. H. HALE, Secretary.
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The generality of mankind spend the
Iurily part of their lives in contributing to
'aSe The latter part miserable.
tss> There are four thousand five hun
|''l languages in the world, lesidos the
Dsuas' Of IL eyes.
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SELECTED FOR THE COLUMBIAN. ."
Hope in Sorrow.

sELECIED FUR AHE COLOMBlAN.E
Hope in Sorrow.
Child Of SORROW, who repining,
Calest life a vale Of tears
Thou, for whom no star is shining,
Lighting up thy future years.
Raise thy head which droops in anguish
Brighter prospects for the wait
In thy grief no longer languish,
Fairer reads thy book of fate.
Life to thee may seem with dangers
Thickly strewn, like thoms around,
Those that should be friends, be strangers,
Seeming friends, may foes be found.
Death may snatch the dearest treasures
Fondest friends may grow estranged,
And the source Of many pleasures
To a source Of grief be changed.
Life hath many bitter lessons,
Hard for human hearts to learn,
But no love the mind can strengthen
Like our own experience, stern.
Men will never heed the teaching
Of anothers life, or fate,
Each himself must chase the phantom.
Learning what il is, too late.
Brother, in thy disappointment,
When thy lot seems darkest yet.
Turn thee to thy mourning brethren,
In their woes, thine own forget,
Other men more sadly stricken,
Need the aid thou can'st supply
Words of sympathy and kindness
sure thou wilt not such deny.
Be thy lot life Of sadness,
Sill some joys to thee are leh,
And one thought should give thee gladness,
Though of much thou art berea.
Every lesson life hast taught thee,
Every sad experience gained,
Is jewel kindly brought thee,
Ever more 10 be retained.
Then when life looks dark before thee
Troubles press on every side,
To these sources thou can'st turn thee
From them strength will be supplied;
Then along the future beaming,
Arching high above thy fears,
Thou shalt see a rainbow cleaning,
Brightly through thy falling tears