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g Blank book M IN ctt rer,
1919 No. 24a Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
fTToU4D Teshect their friends and The pub
NH te that they has bought The establish
ment idely Known James Ewfng's and
Blankbe4k now to Rule and
bind ordet blank books OF every description, music,
fagazles, &C., in manner not to be surpns
and by any esta btsllent in tue country. ~ $3.50.
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dtes,p Doing moro CdftAn; less EXPENSIVE and lea
wing the system In condition Let all interest
cd call anu obtain pamphlet Greco containing agnl!
proof the most sources, the beneficial
results ofts sc together with otters from highly EXPORT
enceI who have used itn their Practice and
spe9k from their own observations. "a y.,, a.
RE ER Rem cEs-F 3 peckham, NJ D, Utica, n r.,
l,, me-, .j,i N, p Fleming, n D, canandaigga, n Y
49,. g... g.. NH Hills, d D. Rochester.s Y.
h, a, - - IL. D Y Eoote, ~ p, Syracuse, n ",
- ID. zli5, , &c QrTick, NJ D. baltimore, Md.
- f-..' i. W, w Reese, II D, New YorkGity.
W,PrescOtt, N d, ConeOTls n Y.
4sstst5r Up Newlald, II D. Utica N Y.
'l'-i1'' Kew J O. Beard, Glenn Springs, G.
u5S Pa Tnnhlets grdtisa at store, - = -. =
r y.Fliifa BRENTLlNGERG ARMSTRONG, Ag,ts,
Druggists Washington Hail. Monroe ST., Wheeling, Va.
Also sold by AiIoHEAL DUNN, Mound sStile and by
most Of tho leadlng Druggists coanuea
cer addresstd to care OF Mr. Curtis Hutch, AFe1lt al
leaseHHd, 0hioAATp Dr., MkKctttst-I have been ten
years troubled with Female Comp ueri
most miserable have had the attendance OF some OF the
hest physcihns with but little stccess the most they
could was to refeVe-a cure out ofthe question:
tor i've months before commencing with your
had not been able to perform any labor, could walk but
aFea steps time, and scarcely went out OF oors-
mind and expected TO drag out the re- OF my days IN SUI
ering md misery But, reading your advertisement
was fTldced tOtry your Invaluable medicine called Ute
rno CRtholiCo, az tho last resort 1t had not uset
three bottles was enabled to perora the labor or siA
In the family with ease, and could walk where IN the
nehhorho0d without injury, Nothing but sense OF mr.
duty to you and TO the has Induced me to state my
case the public Gan safely Recommend the prerata
tion to all those sutfe fling like myself 'ff
70 Freedon Portage county Ohio, Dec, 81, 1863 H.
Ssf To- tJ!B. MARCHlSI&co Perpetrators, b'i
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MTTSGEEIANIE
4RlTEsW GROCERY5 STOR4El

81 Hr3slN aaEN0s ~ sSEuBhlnSI0n 1AnlAL ~
b y Monroe st !, 1Pftt GHgs Rdl 81 Sd Els
D.! w the citizens of gheeling,
0S and teaeta gene HAT he Is now opeli one OF
best ASSIGNMENTS family groceries in the Western
OF kept N the best
groceries TO EAT and Of which vb sold at
1owpTloes as Gin be bought city GYeu aSall Of
90 All g0ods delivered TO any part or the city nee
Charge - slA ~ S3my3l
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Parker Vein line.

Parker Vein b1na.0ru
skSN : 81 Ssh ,sf f. Z SO
IYe1.sER n E 3
between baltimore and New York -,rHtl1S
The eSEPSny,s ley new steamerS;o - T.
.& MGgST S5ySSS f F3SSS6SG ~
IAcKsoN. ~ =, ,.,. ,g. WEsTKRNPoRT ..
will leave Raitfmnre and New York DA1 IY, al r M
tho East OF Westwn he reshrpcd without cha COM
The iSetes that the Parker Vein Line offers to shin.
persae greater than other Line rihitng between this
F sSps %
Psgtiss WISHING s Goods ipin eau do so at the
SSS9as@ ~ = "a H MI f EssS.,s. Place
V nPGts Ii Sc e. Hes s
here for boiling iron, we deem ittecesSaLy
the following facts for tie on OF the pub
tln unity been disposed topay highest labor
anT have been anxious to settle difficult that might
without any strikes that might ehsede
ss on so%s s oa yesS since G Pbn
here r. pay The 6Ehes 6D Prices
paid 90 ceblsa more than competitors iu Pitts
burh, and case since that time, dutih the derfcsi
sion in the iron business, have we ever attempted 10 re-
duce the price oboiliDg below, oEeven down to the Pitts
er The revival OF the iron business last winter the
boilers demanded an advance Of 90 cents per was
additional rise OF The same amount Rnd It was again
agreed To- In R.short tins ufer lie second rise, some.
about the or May last during the business sea.
year, when were already paying more than
any the nail trade, the whole conbi
nation boilers informed the close of day'swoTk,
that wages raised 10 cents ton, they
longer leaving alternative but TO
submit this unusual unjust aud unTnany strike, or TO
suspend business and throw all our hands out OF en-
PlOyment. T.n.gtH. ~ ~ :, gftliE , -
Tie boilers succeeded in thus forcing to them 20
per taD cOmpetiturs pay In the nail bust
meT nay the price, when, owing the low price
nails last and the high price OF metal and labor hele
the business than at any time since
have engaged il. The I anuact urers here all
ways buy superior racial price OF severa doarspe
ton more than others elsewhere, and sell our work
the price Pittsburgh nails, and If we arc
compelled by combinatons t"Pay 20 per Ct for Dur
labor than others who sell in the market Tor the same
price, Il is easy that the time IS not lar ulstan
when must be wholly excluded from Inc market, anu
II Of Wheeling with 0eh and skill and perssve-
win be wholly crushed The advantages our boil.
have been stated and can be appres
cated only by Our furnaces are all single, and
m SINGLE turn metal but the finest the market
aGords have an Of npain on to keep UP the
cash I'VE nay 1926 ton, which is 20 cents per ton
above the highest price padtn Pittsburgh We Will pay
Tooi workuien anil well disposed men the above price,
MORTON, AcHEsoN q CO, l1uo-,. -
.as,ss sa GILL. KELLY6 Co, iv, =
BAILEY, wooDwARD,eS &C. M,
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON. 8 CO. :.
p a. 2, ss ,a' GILL; HARDMIN < srEpIENs, %
IyI,esliny Nov 31-1w,, AHA I'D t--.a ,isi-4,fs
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lAgNIEOUS.
l6E bna DR. J. 3. IHnARcaIs0s9 az Al
CELEBRATED GAFHoLICON,a
NJ 20 eIIIrS y gstiag laIaIe.EI =.

&It stands ipre.emineut
lnrIthe curative powers
in, all the diseases for
which tits RECOMMEND!
cd usually callGd Female
Complaints; or these
arc Pfplspsus, UieTi /, or
Falling OF tic Womb
Flour Albus, or Whites,
chropic lnflammau on
and UlcernliOn of the
Womb ln6Tdentdl Hem.
oFrhagej o n Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular MehstruatiOn,
SC. with all their ac4
complaining evils; Can.
Gel excepted no matter
how aeVure or of how
long standing!
2 Tho HCathoiieon far
-......aaSaufIaf FNNt.AV- 1rAT1nA
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NToTlCE is hereby given to all soe Sho ders pTivnte
IN and municipal, Of the Hempfied Railroad Company,
t monthly insta lncns Of temper Gent on the amount q
The greater pait or the ROad being now under
and large force engaged which Is rapidly Increasing
siscTbers arc puLCtual in paying their
THE fourth instaIent be paid M before the tenth
of November next, without further notice.
5alsqaii i'G BY order or the board. 49, -. a|
.srIH ~ JOSEPH HENDERSON Treasurer
Washington, Pa. OF il, 1853 ID 7l3a now
,,1.Ar a. ra.
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C6RE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.

CURE .OFs .dEhEDl IhhI OShOEOLh.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer Of
Kentucky who is known IN all Of the States, having for
II aIOr mo llc1suIe state tha DE-, HanptoH's Tine
tuTe has aectela most extraordinary cure OF my slave
how Albert The patient three years OF nd had
the scroiua His f,eri IL soiUuIous. The boy was
moving Of nom head TO foot The upper lids
ibing horrible attering ulcers and over The
true this cldt felt resigned TO sec die as relief
from suffering las beeh restored 10 hs1h 9meT the
treatment or Or. HamptoIf.G - W1P.'TElOMASSOR.
Louisville, March 20i 1851. ,l'7''' y 40 roy r.
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7NIfSTCT WIJSTCiI

-, ~ n ,r,0
81 selection or new Piano and Guitar Music which he
himself has selected. with great care at The East He has
also received an Kinds of Musical INSTRUMENTS; Banjus
from Sc up 10 the rosewood kind from SO to St6 each
Volins, AceordeoRs, Guitars Flutes elthe best Erench
and ebony eight Keyed full sweet toned Flutes; one
octave doubie neerboard aud double to Melo.s
deon organ isfee epoush TO I'll any ohurch OF ordinary
size or parlor and which, has taken premium and diplo
at our late Virginia State no" oneree Al Tue
very lowest price Jftss5f l.tCls-
Pianos OF CaIlet & Davis manqfaeture Bostoni also
those OF Kpabe Cache Cos Baltimore are always kept
on hand or ordered on the very lowest terms, az
noJs!inl q q, No 1879 Main 81, Wheelings Va
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BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY sA-
20 LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT. ,fa
VTSHR unders sned, having bought the Bridge Conner
kept by T. 81 Parker, and greatly enlarged and improved
it. will keep Constantly hand all kinds OF cakes and
oYSTHRs served mn in the best STYLE at all hours, in
the Saloon and furnished Wholesale and retail by the
and half ean.i
on n 61nSat LII. ROSE ERNEST KRELL.
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Partner Wan ted. ''-
S.,TEAM ENGINE MANIJFACTORY AT

+, b .-..u .1,as PRIVATE SALE tf -'ssl -
The Undersigned will dispose of the Phillips
well known SeaIu Engine Mandatory together with lie
grotrud, buildings, tools and patterns =.
HHviig Contracted for the necessary latles &C. II add
tjon 10 his present TOOLS the purpose OF conducting the
Or ali descriptions OF Railroad Cars, ETC. in
connection with the Found ~ and Engine Mandatory he
nters that on the number OF railroads
terminating here, there is not better location for that
business in the West. 1897 .iH'a ~. To -,
desiring TO the above business, will
find nrare change for good investment The establish
ment in full Jon, be prepared 10 tahe
contracts for Cars. in short Ime For iurthcr In
lorna apply tho subscriber by letter. pot PAID
octaO 3n1f = az % ,lls 5i.an'. H. Ws PHILLIPS.
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y ~ ~ Change of TiEnc!. mn
= CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH Bill RoAD'
No. u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE leu lai
sit Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

'z' THE fine side wheel ,,ssSG1~ -
5sya#ffs$ P @SfISeGREsTRR, Car gEE
Geo. ID. Moore, and
riTRN q cant asa shepicrd win nun daily between
Wheeling and Pittsburgh winchester leaSi1g W Wheel,
ns every Monday Wednesday and Fridays; and Tie
nSI every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 4 a Mi
arriving Sellsville In time to connect
land cars, aud at PittshuTghin time for the morning ines
East ReturnIDg-the Winchester cav pittsburgh eve
n Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday anu the Dinrna
at Wheeling In time for the nisit lines for Ohio fi
IFor freight or passage agy on R ss9TT e
Through tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, MoHrSe De.
tToi. Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo anu Dullk
office OF S. C. BAKERtf Co. Cieoo ~
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Tobaoico! Tobacoo!! TobaoooE !

womb most ycail th6attehon OF Mer
w and Grocers %, otr very large and raj
stock CHARS Sf etc., and such otherarti
cles as ImRtely belong to regular ilftd hHoI
III 6sia SifEVhOieSnle TObuCcO HOuses if0aps
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70 1DlSS0BGTlON. . y
TIuE firm OF Rhodes, McNair q Co. Is this day dtssolv
ed by mutual consent; Debts due the firm will be
Daid TO McNafr Hervcy, who will continue the business
at the old stand and alone autlorisedto settle the
business of the late firm
Nov 2tst, 1853, Z, N ). 80 T..
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ONE THOUSAND BOXES or TOBACCO;
different brands or 5s and So Pound
Iuipp rom i6 to cents, including P.tGTaveIy b. F.
CTavely Hoaldsi fine F. Beehive, Thornton Thomas,
Johns etc etc Also supply boxes Of Hunters
Times and Hudsons, SpOttGmansI FhoTn'al Ewpic and
othefs!Ii Als0the Old baden OF vi glna Twist; Mary
Bell; Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Rar etc ETC.
W. e8Ius vGIy nthe tobacco trade, hay
extensive houses in Virginia and being the
Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
CITES and having laid IN our stock previous to the ad
vance we Eel confident that can offer such induce.
nets no other mousse beteL and but lew can
EQUAL either castor west We therefore ASK The meTi
chants OF Ohio Pennsy and TO give US
we also keen constantly hand heavy and general
stcok OF superior Imported Segars Also O.
ISM Half Spanish, and common egars Scotch Snui.. a
baddeTs; also in packs Matches, Pinas Of various
kinds, Pipe stems aud Tobacco Knives Don't e 70 GALS
and see foT yourselves. LOGAN CARR q 90
- IAf4CKBREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH u {
THE subscribers receiving oita
above from the East; which together with DINER
Kinds OF fish, offered at the lowest
| lid II to GraIty, CURTIS & Bradley
wi y IA South st, Baltimore
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HAMPTIUN'ST
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
A Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Many.
M have many other We give one below, and
w again say the afflicted why will you delay trying
thegreat Restorative? q .ii !, a, . so, ~
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h TT97El - = For GAINESVILLE ,ogtsn q
"a - seBR esTHE New and sPlended steamer HAI,E
-. III aMAR, Cox Master, leaves for zanes
willie, livery TUESDAY, at sso.cock,
"a Mo ROr freight or massage. apply 70
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CURE OF COUCH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM. :.
Cure venerable Dr. punqlEs son, @! the city Of
TO The triumph Of tiIlnptop,s Vegetable 1imcture"
s5i1 80 ~ s5,at 10 g.inQ AETIEoRE, Feb 3, 1852
Messrs Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t is with
real pleasure that to the general healing
and curative powers Dr.. Hnmptons Vegetable Tine
lure Sometime during November was taken with
worry bad and SERIOUS Il yisel TO tSe Cod
Liver OIL and did SO; but getting no better was Induced
10 try Your Tinctnre got bottle, ami before had
used nly cough e Permit me also to state that
or the last fe6 years. IhaVe snered very much from
acute Rheumat SIN Verso confirming at tines TO
my bed. am ullyl convinced that owe my present
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VI ! January 17th; 1853,
lieutenant orths ship, who been suffering ina
Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored 10
his usual hoatbythe OF Hampton's Vegethb Tine
re desires you send him ono dozen bottles ofthat
Another lieutenant of the U.SI'Navy, now on board
this ship, OIsotwshes you to send him one dozen Of
rElhn,utoh,s Vegetable TIneturc' by theStUTe Ship
which leaves the United states nFebrdary March, for
SpeEEia37s7 -9'eta -lt ilgS tafErfas il5u LC'tli
-aTbs you sent received in good
take pleasure in informing YOU that It has been
used srea by several OF officers liz cases
Of DSspepS!a 81 respectfully yours, L 4lAinIhD :,
MOI ,istV ERN0N KSKRIDG 4, Chaplain U. Navy.
tWs have otor lstters from Rev. Mr.! Estidse,
equally strong s above. tN4a1 -gIrri7hEitif =
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DIR EADFUL INHERITANCE

PF2EAOeFlOE MI EfSl y ANSE
az. ssIl..t. from the Parents, aggr 'a {
And must this continue Shall we be wise in
oil that concerns the Of our fields, our horses,
character of tho soil we possess, the texture and
quality of our goods and merchandise but in all that
a concerns. ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
mept, involving our future peace and: happiness
in nil that concerns the health md welfare of the
wife of our affections and the mother of our chill.
dren;,in all that concerns tho mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
tncrsed in the darkest and most -. .,i
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The sameinnctiviiy chufacterized the mar
keb in the month Of October, has continued dp-
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:
FHF under signed have and are now open,
ing ono or the finest stocks Of cloths, and
gs ms ever brought this market for fall and winter
wear, AISo-a large assortment OF Cents FURNISHING
Goods I've only ask h(a rSafnfatio our goods
will they require no praise from
us,1 at no e. Washingtba H FL " heeiing, Va a.
- " FEI,FsRi & IsAlSIN
-yorf7 10 as so eTCfuht TSilorS
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-. TIKI fast running Steamer Stephen
.fE@.L II 8nyard, BooTH Master. having been,
s5iTSffs3 re paHted and Tedecorated, will leave
- Witnessing for Sunfsh anil all Intermediate
landings rvHRY nay at half past O'Clock, Nj "a
Z PoEfroight or Passage apply on hoard. $500 scp2t
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MoNair x HeTvev.

ISUCCESSORS RHODES LNAth " 20. Il
CONTINUE to keen fne tment or Foreign and
~ Domestic Dry Goods at the old stad, CORNER Main
and iidde strects wheeling and solicit eOnn
aance OF the liberal pRtronago heretoore Tecelyed ny
4 cIsS fined CaIabra Liquotiee for pale by s
u senq JAMES. BA hsh
n 1ARHYIS Iricopier ous,f or Medical Compound, for
ID preserving, restoring and beauti ng ne HaF'
l For sale y y Titan .trssts
y1n RoYiss and barrels Rhodes 1lverners Crackers,
W SugaT soda Boston, butter, and wateTlust reed
Foetf1 fet.' n ~ zlsl, T. n. PARKER
m RGRIVED this day large assortment OF chldrers
lO and youth's Hats and Capsa ,uRpv
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STEAMBOATS,.
RnR GLMGINNATI & LOUISYILLE.

Z $500 - ~ FOR EVANSVILLE.
1870 4 Il f4Emew,6nd splendid steamer Helen
u HIRr, Cox, Aaster, leaves :or GAINESVILLE
StS4s ey6ry Tuesday, at soclock a. M.
noyfsis = t2s5 : n u. 81. HAMILTON agent
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T7IAUKINCl Brushes all sizes for sale by
Is nov30 JB VOWEL, q Union st
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WHEELING AND URGtI P AGkET.
~ ~ Is1uc1- n Tho steamer Fort Pitt, Capt. J. c.
f S-II,StS JeLLY, will leave Wheeling every Mon,
day Wednesday and Friday at 10o'eock
Is l=24fFl4s1A AZ III, RatpEntng, will leave Parkers
burg every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock
a. Ms ii tst5-l tttsaIsfll
eet5tf ''S"' u F"1SN' "tr'' S. g. BAKER d Co. :,
, 1853-12-24

gear, none will deny, and that our Governor
the United States Congress, and heads of
Departments were equally solicltous for ITS
completion, all thoroughly understanding
the facts in tue case, will readily aImlt.-
That on the good faith Of future provisions,
there have been about fifty persons induced
10 become laLorers thereon, on the guaran-
tee OF satisfactory adjustment Of about l50
persons-intereste by private subscription,
and at a cost for labor, provisions, &C., Of
about $1,000. Tha, on the last section oi
the road, Capt. Mcclellan guaranteed pay
mpnt 10 tn chief Of the party working on
the western slope, the ordinary wages Of the
country, which, upon investigation, has
been asc,rtained to amount TO about S 3Oo,
and will recommend 10 the Secretary ol
War, that the deficit lsome $4,000 be
assumed for payment By the Government
of the United States which recommenda-
ton, we have every reason to believe, under
the circumstances, as a matter.Of Territorial
benr6t and almost absolute necessity, will
meet with not only the appreciation Of a
majority of the federal and legislative Off
GERS, but Of our entire community.
That the pass in the Cascades, thr ough
which the road has been located, known as
the Narchez, is one of the two which Capt.
Mcclellan would cbecrfully recommend as
the proper one for the entrance into the
Territory OF the Northern Pacific railway,
and that it has been clearly demonstrated as
cminenlly practicable for military road,
his own good judgment, and more than 800
prisons, accompanying wagons and pack
trains can bear testimony. The additional
expense attending an entrance into Wash
ington ria Oregon would al least have paid
for the road, and the only question involved
las oil will admit the laborers should be
rewarded), is the manner whether from
the Government at Washnglon-by legis-
lative enactment, levying direct tax, or
whether private subscription should liqui-
date the debt. If the pass referred 10, in
stead of Snoqualme, or any other, is re-
cognized by Government as being the most
practicable for a military road, the question
will be decided at once, otherwise doubts
Of srpedieney may arise. Fifty persons are
Justly entitled 10 $3.50 after the payment Of
the $500 assumed as per contract Of Capt.
Mcclellan, and the question now arises,
where is the balance (5,700) 10 come from
We will resume this subject again soon.
, 1853-12-24
Island COunty.-The Democracy Of this

Island COunty.-The Democracy Of this
county have held a mesting, and nominated
delegates to the Cowlilz convention. We
believe everything is now arranged for a
full and thorough expression Of the voice
Of the Sound on the 2l Of January. King
county will hold its convention day, and
we have full assurance that the delegates
selected in Pierce and ThurstOn will give o
prompt attendance. The waters between
his place and the Landing have fallen 90 a
point that will present no obstacle 10 the
crossing Of Them, and we would now say to
one and all-MovE on
Col. ]. N. EszY, Dr.. R. Fl. LANspALE
and Mr.. Smith, We understand, have been
selected as delegates frOCn the Island.
, 1853-12-24

ARRIyALs.--CaPt. McCl ,llan, Lieut..
Donaldson, Lieut.. Duncan, and Messrs. Min
ter, MOfiu, Bixby, Giddings and DR.. Suck
ley, attached in various capacities with the
exploration under Gov. Stevens, arrived
here during Ire week
, 1853-12-24

10 We cheerfully aIlot large space in
our editorial columns this week, 10 make
room for the able and matter of.lact address
Of Gov. SrEvESs, and 10 give place TO the
public meetings, &c. The speech Of the
Governor, we are aware, would be read
with ten fold more interest than anything
we might have to say, and VIC hope it will
meet with an attentive perusal both al home
and ahroaA.
, 1853-12-24

Correspondents cannot fail to observe the
crowded state Of our columns on the inside
Of 10 days paper, and must bide their Time
patiently. "AN INDEPENDENT DEMO-
GRAFT" will appear next week.
, 1853-12-24

no PARKER Golfer & Co.'S Express,
(cOuucciing with Adams & Co., closed on
Monday evening, and Tuesday morning,
Ms> EASker started for a through trip 10
S'u Frnncisco, this time. Mr.. P. is one of
the UNTERRwiED, ,"-disrcgarding either
mud oT high water.
, 1853-12-24

RSE- Capt. McCLELLAN, we are in
formed, started on Friday morning to make
a survey Of that portion Of tho Cascade
mountains in the nrighborhood of the Sno-
qualme Pass Dispatch Of buriness with
energy characterizas The actions Of all en-.
gagrd in the Plcifc Railway SURVEY.
, 1853-12-24

We cheerfully respond to The "niae
rOusing cheers given by the democracy of
Pierce county at the close of their recent
county conventions, (Ihe proceedings Of
which will be found in another cOlumn) and
feel perfectly satisfied that their entire tick
ct will be elected. No "bOLiing'' there, we
opine.