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PRICE TWO CENTS.
xxrooIEN FACTORY for sALE-The Trustees oil
6ummer Retreats.


DOARD-In Westchester County, IA miles from New
ID Yo Fsms and single Persons can procure sentes
Wiamsbr3ee Depot tie Harlem RAILROAD cars run oh ny
Hall hourly Rouse hsuly situated Shaded by aSe
ard shrubLery wall fom the Depot aoe
supplied Apply the premises 20 the Misses
Bkf6GS Refrence-Tbonss NJ Psrrldg No. a Coafslandst
sns Leonard Scott, No 81 Coolest, NEWTON
BOARD WANTED-In the country for the summer,
I'D Gentleman Lady Children and servant Les,aSn
within ride on the city Address
Ii X, box SO Post Office, stauDe terms Nc
COUNTRY BOARD.-AbOut half dozen persons
- en- accommodated with Board with al the comforts CT
home during the on'hs genel farmers residence ~
ret loca ity, ninety miles distant IN the state o
psitieusr inquire Of ; WHEELE& No zgFaoa-s,. b0oe
NOUNlRI BOARD.-MTs DAVID, Cedar hli,
~ Pmon opened house for the reception Of oosaes
The steamboats, Armenia and Smith leave morning l and s-L
po S AZ the There steam ery az tet-
prefer BY the hudson vr
Raihosd.
CTATFN ISLAND-Board wanted by two Gentlemen
- for Tire highly respectable private family Or sfee
BoaIdr Establishment where they enjoy agreeable society ana
convenient the Steamboat Landings Dinner val DC
qped only Sundays except can be obtained At aIe agaI
cerCuabe references will be Address WIN Iu pAeu@S"
locality, terms SC. Box No. SC68 ?. q.
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fost ano found.

OST-On Tuesday, coming from New-ROchelle, IN
h ococL train Of cars BRE ASTPIN, containing bar snd
st Tie finder will be literally rewarded by leaving No
n Uni0nsqu,re
r OST-A WATCH CHAIN, one strand gold, and one
steel The finder will be varded by leaving t AZ No. "i
IeaTltt-
d. Az REWARD-StOlen from No. % lrvlngplace
- III on the the following articles for whce the above
or will be paid for their return to the sub
Ier One Ladies Gold Lepue Watch engraved back and white
h aod chain chatelaiue round LOcket one oval
Jci Will Willie" engraved the back Garnet Brooch
Is Que Brooch; Mourning Pin set In JET one
Wo Rrsc, let dOg doves &C. set In c0lored
S one round Gold hoop Bracelet set with three turquoise stones
80 Hair Bracelet with Paddock Bracelet with coral dOps one
cb Law. Tnke Port Nonuae Morocco
% d Pencils gold and comedian sea one Gentlemans coral
"a M Pin, one cold Pin with white stone croche Puei silver
SSrfu Ring marked w. L. Al one silver Dessert spoon
N'l WIN. b. ALLEN, No. IS lrying-plice
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pRACLs HOME LIFE IN GERMANY.-CHASs
I'D sCRIBEER. No IS Nassau-, N Y. has jas published
home LlFE IN GERMANY. picture Of the social life oas
Of susht sbit style Of living &C. Of the Germans bJ T.
] vol. Il mo- u 25
T ooh presents VIVID and minnie picture o. me
Of Gem other we kuuw Of" " T. EFanSl1-
cspsd srnes volume by sceut and tr1ehsad observer
unique poEtiorWe this volume vii ve VIE
chculatop" lNs~-l9Ik tnolHe5s,
NJ Brace kobe talents skeher Of the wtyde
srrs Al manners DTiss This book emphAcJ
history Of eides' Of hearts homes in Germany"
' Norwich COurer
,osrV veauS lSpringfeld Reoubic-n
pa - 49, iI he found ucfive
[Philadeiph Bulletin
pTNGARY IN 1851, WITH AN EXPERIENCE OF THE AOS,
THAN POLICE By c. l. Brace vel y mo- MastrHed ~
edition.
de.eIibed Ml Bruce has equal ct least IN PRINT
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Ghanees for Business Glen.

A CHANCE fora BARGAIN-In consequence Ofthe
n declining heah Of the partner Mr. Scott who son-
piled quit business the subscribers orsr 2r ss ta P15Hs
I'm ut known 1Hk OHIO STATE JOURNAL OFFtCE,
h It's epGItueu Newspaper job Book, bneey Stereotype
al Of these furnished with tie lat styles and most approved ma
lurv condition that wi chaelg comparison WITH any
oHoe n the West Ia capacity extent AID are q. o.
feass BindeIy large Enclosing Press &C. and cspa
he Of 5onz blank 70 that OF any oace
lie TIE Office be had either with or without me build
~ nd lot TLec PIess Gard Prcsh &c ne
rss,s ard u the material are eAy ne ~ aHd a.
ffrste eordion Tie reputation tie Office for dom tue best
rk well eaeS and tie or job md bSok~ osk Il Tge a
corstsD AID heavy FOR wuk are noS 90 HAND
potos-d TIE Office Itock company rr ~
corporation law 90 The Once, &C. sd D. sold
- ~ Ciio CHARLES SCOTT
~ w 7. BASCOM.
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mants.

6 Cook and to assist in washing and ironing. by
n Wonsn WHO understands burg the city
Apply At No 81 Clinton place from TIL RococN
AS CooK. BY a respectable middle aged Woman, who
~ hes the city references Apply AZ No y ot Can
country country w -'.-
As Cook, Washer and Ironer, by American Girl,
~ willing 10 DO general houscwoTk, IN small 4y Inquire
Nc. IA Moist. in The rear.
A good Cook and 10 wash and iron in private fam
n y by Isundres or chabernad and "sler ~
the other Prctesisn Thee 1Nls are very ene @ w
excellent Gail al No - ohsy pa me noA oo
as NUksE and CHAMBERMAID, or Seamstress, by a
n speble Girl who is steady, careful and capable o. ta
" -, =, sist nee iu ths country Good reference
frorife No Ss Cis7kson-st Can be seen FOR Two days
: GENERAL HoUsE SERVANT, by most efficient
N youns Woman sood Cook and Baker fFiTa'e aat aaa
1ousE Wbe found fully 70 uS sad hes oa--e' - &
satisfactory oul her lat place NO ooeeoa % @'
eou1tfy. Apply No Is BOweiy
4 RrsPKc1ABIE PRorEsTANT GIRL wishes a situation
n a. Chsberuad ard table Has city references II 70
cured n u heI place Cal Il No "a Hammersisy 81
A CoAcHxAS, BY a single young Man, in private
sesn go BrosdWy WATERS o. acte addressed = l.
oilee Of ths paper
yNYANTED-By Widow, without membranes sit
w uaon the sk Has been sek nurse for many ye:s
AZ employed By tie bes hysas u re sy Ine h . ~
family CT Nurse 70 an Invalid gentleman lnIaIs - No s' O
yyTkNTED-By smart, active Woman, situation
w cook or sssst N tie w.shin. o. to Z. n OF
yHTANTED-By young Widow Lady, situation IN
w which che learn industrial pqr1i Tor wan sc
would psy reasonable compensation and Board Address L. = @
VNANTED-A situation by a respectable young
w Woman, Nur1e and seaas-rezE uadsrsi,nas e...
ard fitting areies se " 81 = ~ 81 lsf
ietveeni - ord -d-ays- THE eeseneHt
VxTANIED-By a respectable Protestant middle
d s1 5S5 Dsi4 S fS s Il La en-
sidver sso1 Tele9erees. Call a, Ne cr0sbyst
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Amusfmente.

Anustmente.
RARAuhe AMERICAN MUsEUM-MONDAY
,.. a. oook the lsngibIo piec rsses sod
nc ,so DOkFsflc ECONOMY. This EVENING 81 CO.
frocuced III IA Hffgf1{RarE
ntsncs to ne whole hnssfnt "a ..s
sA'' Nd UIpg ssisen5. u. cents extra - ~ '
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Tor SALE-TO close Il concern, very desirable Prop
cry for Capitalists tulsd within % miles
tie cry ard within miles Of railroad depot and hourhins and
Leaifhy village IN Sew-Jersey.
IT, property 81 ofupand and o~ant an eH
eesrt with 5h0e pOEer EAtsr-eheei steam e.
re power nearly frame nil stones
hsh sc1lCo feet frame i stories hish SEs0 feet h2cooi
S1loo budnas forming u tene nfsi
two peTor nearly new together with barns
uthcusea eli complete cnier for immediate oeclpatoa Aso
al sad nils they having OSea o 10 zee
manufacture Ct Woolen Goods.
lis properly excellent opportunity for the investment o.
,rtsl h he immediate vicinity Of tie city Teras w b made
cay ~ No. lls Pearl-sf.
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dpefial NoIlles.

~ Democratic whg General CommIttee;cyAs29 s p
- o,clt At the Broadway House By Ofder
Do N-y -" JAMES kLLLl, Chairman.
IOsEPH y. NAi.NUM, a. tViee- r. ai,nnen
POPLAR MILLS.
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Real estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT Of the 6rst elias. for SALE,
a within mile. q which q q :,s
T Tsay ,af he Sa aS Fis: @
At PRIVATE sALE-Three excellent four.story
a s % S ssSss BROS Bno.s%sy s
n and a.. Is feet By dspS
s Ds, 70 aSfaos$ sEEdSE AS ,'s
Broads.
COUNTRY SEATS for sALE-Onthe Hudson River
hiS sps sS . DS T Ground snS A Of rom mite S
serss each haDdome Dwelling House. Just hnsd OF
aoye Hoses and Plots e dnus the country
seat Hamilton and IN point Of besSy Of ,ssnS .oesy
Of LYON No. Merchants Exchange from II to Ram
MAST MORRISANIA LOTS.-Time extended for
a. sS1 o. s, down. S'S
a @ s.s E he :na s9 q.
radercss Of the most wealthy sn rspset.bs e1easo
ssIo:S 'ssS built s1 h.
sssI. 'h Roa.: srs i sa4as p S s
az oiSs iniaI%os Ppy wlNroN No. TyrOnO~,
NOR SALE in WESTMINSTER COUNTY-A
Il farm Of sores about % miles from she city desirable ats.
alien the Railroad For particulars inquire OfNEwroS
CrOR sALE-A valuable block of ten new four story
Brick HOUSES with stores on Ios. between s' sod ~
Re d SSg' : ' 49, - - =
TOR SALE or to LET-Two Houses and Lots on
s6st The Houses have 81 the modern improve
n,e,t. in be sol terms AypytD
~ PUGsLEY RAYR0R, cor 18th q. AID Broadway.
EOR SALE-A beautiful Country Residence near the
Village Of North Hsverstraw two miles from 0rsy POM 2n TIE
River Ralroed Minaangunk Ferry Tho House large hand
with 10 Of Land ouhoqses fruit trees,
&c attached be boust for $500 desirable property Tor
Whing country residence the city For
parlcrlsrs apply HOMER MORGAN, No hetrOpoan Bank
buildings. Pine st.
| TOUR VALUABLE LOTS for sale on Wlloughby
At southeast d Wslworth at Brook
band aud mortgage io term OF ye1
Apply SAMUEL II DE MOTT Co, No 81 chaoe &C. Rom 10
| to- O'Clock p n.
| NOR SALE in OLINYILLE, No. /, at WILLIAMS
RRTDGF nearly an ACRE GLAND beautifully situated kereen
tb a nd covered with fine fruit and shSe trees and The
49, Price for this choice spot 500; half
EN- rean on and mortgage, desired Apply 70 WIN DAS
| IELs, Ne u spnrfd
! TOR SALE at POUGHKEEPSIE-A desirable
Cortry the sdenc Of the late Hubert Van Wsssnen de-
esd PLEASANTLY situated the 01tts Of the village, containing
seTes Tie house large modern ba convenient
/ AID in good order -
Te sDda1e ard % Be 1fplssd TIE poanis
ar fine everything the fruit and ofn
sns shrubte that be desired FOR further Psafs
'PP' ''''''' @. a. VAN wAGEEEE Ma. n wslI't, NJ
WI A DAVIES, lPosehke~psls
! RADCLIFF wax WAGENEN,1
4 r-on CALI naDN AZ .houf of good
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GENTLEMEN FURNISHING STORE for SALE.
VI stock ard Ei4Eres esP o5 sS5 Lo:sG3 soo1 rent very
A FINE OPENING.-A small and rel selected stock
n Of DsnE ld cher aielss with lease u store 10 Of the
o.rus of Central Ncw-lCrk for she a. b.r1 sales
5000 a ga anruay By NILES BETS, 10 q WALL
VVANTED-APa Partner with $4,000 to $1,000 in an
w e,ashsd in SLh there = 20 eoapet oan'
C=n 1ake 80 Qec
uun. AEdIsss CASH Iires Cr1es
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A COUNTRY SEAT Of the first class for SALE,
n within 10 miles Of which yRksuub NAT
URAL and GARDENEsoE essaiy oy any plss tAe
''N1"' - - HOMER MORGAN. No Pinsst, ~ Y.
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VVANTED-By q frst-rate Larndress, family
w Washing few Gen ernsn's WAsh ns Isey VIII 49,
unfefta "a dong np ~ 80
OF and gem cltthss They VII b done N n
manner on reasonable Respective city r.tere'ee WI
gwen. Apply a. No SIS Multery in TIE rear "eseypoe' Il
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TOR SALE-A valuable Diock OF zen ne" iour.st0y
Will reasonable Twohrds remain on bond and
mortgage years. the balance cas and 1nmproyed city proper
~ Hpp, WALSH KEMPLE the prem e any time through
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NOR SALE In WESTCHESTER COUNTY "A

Farm about % miles from she city desirable sis
aton Railroad For particulars NEWTON
i A pE No PaYt-p
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Exhibitiop Of the Industry Of

~ Long sPeeehes.-fIoy harengues on eay saase waa
Sti liolcllbe Alonguo pea j. 40 llt, PEE
M ty 70 pain truth We Az lei, hy dscs.y
lei eonsg he HYPERION Fill n oi the due ccaogg and
ltctefg tie lowih le hall, and te A1OLEte bs saag
or tews they manufactured by The inventor Wal 30
- Ne-i, agfc B0u. Also. IN New1 o By Y. d.
fe. Ne 40 fnarais k1l-gn. Cafks1u Co, No Sj. aud
11oor oai ,te world.
70 De. u u. q. stilinaa has resumed hs Paclce
~. N5Aee, No.eS Broadwuy, Union Park.
, 1853-10-08
For Sale or Rent.

I WILL SELL OR RENT the Blacksmith
i shop aud lot, IN Olympia, now occupied b,
john T.. Clark. Alan a set Of Blacksmith tools
Possession given on the first of November.
l.. II. CNLHtNS.
OLYMPIA Aug e, 1856
, 1853-10-08
SURVEYING.

HNHE subscriber will attend to any calls which
i may be made for SURVEYING. Possess
ing Solar Compass, he is able to Iun lines in
perfect accordance with the govern nent surveys
lie Is also prepared with blanks fro n the Survey
OF Generals Office, and will hl out tn settlers no.
lifcations in accordance with the &C Of last Com
gress. J. & 1ODEl.L.
september ~, > nif
, 1853-10-08
[ RNEYOR GENERALS 1t
TO SETTLERS.


The above Townships having been surveyed and
the plals thereof approved, on the 9Th instant.
ALL SETTLERS WHO HAVE CLAIMS, OR rAEr-
or CLANS TuEREuN,
before the date Of such approval are requested TO
appear at nv office, when and where | shall be
prepared 10 receive the notifications Of their claims
re pectiyey. and enter upon tire adjustment Of the
same, and the settlement, according to law, of all
conflicts of boundary lines, that may be iounI TO
exist among them.
And every person who has settled or shall sctte
within such townships, after the date Of approval
aforesaid is required by law to file at this office
the notification OF his claim, specify ing the precise
tract or tracts claimed by him, WlrHIN THREE
MONTHS from the date of hi, settlement and he
hereby is requested so to do at any convenient time
within such term.
Given under my hand at Oregon City, this 9Th
day Of September, 1893.
JNU. II. PRESTON,
3N4. Surveyor Gcn'l, Of Oregon.
, 1853-10-08
Henry johnson g. Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,

llO, Washington Street, neal Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
OFFER for sale, for cash, at the CA
~ lowest wholesale prices, a large s..FY
and well selected assortment of East -
India, Mediterranean and European tsk-A
Drugs and Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals OF all kinds also. an exien-
sve variety Of Perlumery, Fancy Articles. Fancy
Soaps, brushes, Paints anl Oils, Dye Stuff,
Lab,ls, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes. TrOss-
cs. Lcechcs Surgical Instruments Druggists
Glassware, lIaticrs' Goods Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &c, toacIhcr with every article complied
in the stock Of a Druggist or Physician.
II. 81 Co, are the proprietors' Wholesale
Agents for Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines, Sands
SAsopaulla, Old Townsend's Sarsaparilla, MoE
iIts and .Bpnjrelh's Pills, Davis Pain Killer,
Congress Spring VI aler, &c, &c.
Henry Johnson & Co., have made such ar
ranscmcnis in New York, Boston and Philadel-
phla as will enable them to purchase their stock
at the lowest rates, and they arc determined to
give their customers the benefit Of low prices, aud
at the same time the best quality Of goods.
July 30, iSj3-46ly
, 1853-10-08
Ran Away

INROM me ut Stcacoom on the 10Th ult, a
i bay Indian pacing horse, with a Spanish
saddle, new snaiile hrdle and pair Of saddle
bags, all on him. Any person finding sid horse
and delivering hin TO me at my farm in the
lclm prairie, will be literally rewarded
Sept. ,, 1873. JOHN EDGAR.
, 1853-10-08
THE PUGET MILL CO..
At Port Gamble, Foods Canal, w. T.,

AND AN FRANCISCO, Al,
1 RE- now erecting, at Port Gamble. a steam
gang and single saw mill, and will soon be
prepared Ia manufacture lumber Of every descup-
ton, including panrd and grooved boards, to
order will contract for dimension framing TIM
her Of any kind.
Their boilers and machinery have just arrived
from Boston direct, in their schooner l.. F. Poster,
the first Of a line of packets to run hctvcen Port
Gamble and san Franci-co, via Port Townsend,
which viii include the last sailing schooners
Ealuna, J. B. Brown, Cynosure, and julius
Pdngle Their clipper brig Boston will run
to the Sandwich Islands.
For freight, passage or other business apply TO
J. p. KELLER, Agent Port Gamble,
or A. J. POPE, Callfornia Street Wharf,
san Francisco, California.
Sept. II, 1913 2f
, 1853-10-08
New Blacksmith. Shop.

TT1uE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in
j form the citizens Of Sleilac1om city and vi
eipity, that he is prepared to do all work ia the
nlacksmiihine line lower than At any other cstab-
lishment on Puget sound. An orders from a
distance executed with neatness and Dispatch
Plows, Mill Irons, &c, OF a superior quality can
be obtained upon short notice and At a very rea-
sonahle rate.
shop, corner Of Second and Columbia streets.
). ?. lLHENS.
81 ilacoom city, Scrt. ?, 1873. I'll
, 1853-10-08
FEMALE EDUCATION.

THE undersigned, Trustees Of CLACHAMAS
| COUNTY FEMALE SEMINARY, are graf
iied that they can still commend this Institution
to the patronage Of the public.
The recent examination, held August 10Th, evin-
ces the faithiuness and success Of the Teachers,
MR.. & MRS. +. D. SilATTUCK.
They seem to have gained the love and confidence
Of the pupils generally while their strict plne
secures that order and regularity in the exercises
Of the school which SO essent al TO educate and
train the youthful mind
We were peased with the readiness With which
the little girls Of Fix and eight years answered their
questions in geography and mental arithmatic.
The execises OF the higher classes on the Black.
board, in grammar and physiology, were highly
credtabe, both to themselves and To the teachers.
1t is unnecessary for to specify all the studies
thus honorihy reviewed. The general impression
on our minds, and we believe on the minds Of all
who were present, was that our Daughters may
here obtain a thorough Menta! Education, combin
ed with the best Moral Training.
We rejoice to feel taui the Institution is thus be-
ginning to realize more fully the ilcn of It's found.
ers, and that it promises to he rich and perma.
nent blessing to tins community and to The Teui.
tory.
We are happy also to know that the departments
Of the Seminary are tl be more definitely seperat.
ed during the succeeding terms. The primary de.
partment will be under the care of teacher who
will devote herself entirely to it.
IIEZEKIAH JOHNSON,
a. L. LOYEJOY,
l.. HAMILTON,
J Il. ROBH,
GEO. H. ATKINSON.
Oregon City August 10Th, 1853 ST.
, 1853-10-08

MoRE INDIAN NEws.-A gentleman just
IA from Rogue River valley informs us that
Gnce the agreement to cease hostililles for
gyen days, a party OF Indians murdered
sehl white men at or near Longs ferry,and
bIrd forty head Of stock. lie also informs
\, that il the Indians come together at Ia
bIe Rock, the whites will make treaty oI
peace with them that will be lasting Or
rgonsn.
, 1853-10-08
NEW GOODS !!

lust Received Ex ship Persia and Bark
- Sarah Warren, large and desirable assorl-
ment of Groceries. Hardware and Dry Goods,
consisting in part of the following
New Flour, Pork cheese, Tea coffee, Sugar,
Molasses, Soap, Vermicilla, Linsoed oil, Dried
Apples White Lead Glass Blankets; Green
Bareee Bowio Knives Nails Door Locks
ID. b. Guns Compasses Powder; Knives end
Forks; Steel Squares spear x Jackson's Hand
saws Bcn,h aud Match Planes Chisscs Au.
gurs Pocket Rules GarJen Hoes and numerous
other articles, which we offer for sale at O small
advance. nETrMAN & BRAND.
Olympia. Sept. 10, 1853 3wi
, 1853-10-08
NOTICE.

THE CoPshnershiP heretofore existing under
| The na me and firm Of BALCH & PALMER.
iIhs day dissolved by mutual consent. All
claims for payment must be presented 10 Lafay
etc Baleh within thirty days from the date here
Of who will audit or pay the same; and all debts
Due 10 the said firm If Balch 4 Palmer, must be
paid to lafayette Bslch, who will carry on the
business as heretofore.
LAFAYETTE BALCH,
CYRUS PALMLR.
Sieilaeoom, October T. 1853. 3w5.
, 1853-10-08

~ The attention of claim-holders is di-
reted to the Surveyor Generals d" Notice
n Sellers, A" 10 he found in our advertising
,oumls
, 1853-10-08
NEW STORE!

THE SUBSCRIBER having taken the store in
L Olympia known as simmons old stand,
oilers for sale llardWare, Grooedts, double and
single Mattresses and Pillows, Be,lstcads, Chairs
Flows Hay pkes, Grants superior flaming
Mills. Straw Cutters, Glover seed. Rushcl Baskets
Rake ovens, Grindstoncs saddles. Bddles and
Maftngals, tlorso Collars, Wooden Bowls, Con-
Meal, Cotton Batting anl Furniture Prints fo
quilts, Wall paper, &c, &c, which he will sell a
fair prices.
JOHN G. FORY.
Olympia, Sept ,. 1852. #
, 1853-10-08
T,Ihnte 10 Edward J. Allen, Esq

, :. with unfeigned pleasure that we
nl,,. 10 the following card handed US
,hs men who were engaged upon the
s.,o extremity Of the Cascade Road, and
n. compliment paid Mr.. Allen is no less
[.,,,rr than deserved:
SrhLAcoM, October SD, 1888.
~. the undersigned labor.rs on the wes'
"" "s,,remily of the WAsnINGroN TlERf
',n ., EueRGNr ROAD, hereby tender 10
r,J G E. J. ALLEN our most sincere thanks
y, H, cenllemanly conduct, manly exer-
,",, ~ e.; toT our comfort, and perseverance in
~. ' nroseculiou and completion Of an enter
y. u = which must ever rth ct credit upon
]. D,oipctors among whom, we are happy
:. - !,y that Mr.. Allen has not a little dlstln-
s;,5,d himself by his zeal, energy and un-
sInItinq y efforts, under circumstances very
G,.ourasing attending 50 long a trip, and
se difficulty of sustaining friendly feel.n IS
',l unity among men that had no provision
-,is for The winter, and consuming more
tre tlan was expected when they went
, 1853-10-08
Time is Money ~

I HAVE male arrangements with Parker
Golfer & Cu's Evprc,s to forward waiche-
aud lrWclry to be rcplirrL Persnns in wash
ipetoo Territory dcsireas urhlying their waichc.
md i.Nclo rcpaircd. can now have their " -hc'
complied with by lcayiul them at.P. C.& Co. 5
Tsprr,. Office. Thcg Will be- returned ~ early a,
p,,ssihlc. e. tulLlLh huhhlNS'
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-21

AREA AND POPULATION OF EUROPE AMI
THE UNITED STATES. - The area of the United
States is but one seventh less than that OF
Europe, including the two islands. Its popu.
lation, however, is less than one.elcvcnth as
large. The population of Europe averages
sevcnty.One to the square mile, while that OF
the United States is but seven. Russia has
eight times as much European territory as
any other nation, and twenty millions more OF
population. Her population, however, is but
thirty to the square mile, while that of Bel.
GUM is 3Sl. OF the United States, Massa
chusetts is the most densely pcoplcd, having
l27 inhabitants to tho square mile. Texas
the largest in area of the States, has 10000
square miles more territory than the empire
of France, and nearly twice ms much rs tn,
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
The population Of the United States vii
surpass that Of Great Britain within five wears
and probably overtake that of France by III,
next national census
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-21

A EonLoRN HOpE. The wings have u
majority of about two thousand votes in the
First Congressional District, yet the Greene
willie Spy thinks there is some chance for a
democratic representative to be elected. The
editor prcdicates his hope upon the supposi.
ton that the wings VII "sp'it up on can
didate, without the possibility OF harmonic.
ing. Of course the wings will do that yer!
thing, after having been generously notified
of the probable result by the editor of thu
Spy. We commend the Spy's article TO thu
attention of Wings in the "Linkhorn" Dis
trict, where the democratic majority is some
thing less than five thousand. If democrac!
can elect member in the First with ina
jority of two thousand against them, Ger
taiuly the wings, with their superior tact ane
management, ought to succeed in demo
cratic district with majority Of only foul
or five thousand to overcome.