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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

Sanp s SnIcln.- Set elmer neu
li6n SpltSSSblun9 er9ab lh, bd6 bic SeSSlters
una bieIrr SnIfln MIR S064l Seelen betrd9t,
ipcruntcr 1887 @uSlSnper. Sor 20 Sabren 1ca
bic rinsetrmc 8eSBItrrung 100000 Seelrn
ltart ocpeIcn Ieyn. 6 5opeSfalle tcmmrn scscn>
ipdrtis auf Gtnsn @etmtSfau, 70 Dap pas balpi9e
odn,liGc 9tuSitcrtsn per eingebornen SeSbltcrln9
6B6il rpabrI6rinli6 it. 0a6clbe III aut alien
anrern SipIre> SnIeln ;u befir6ten. Der Ntens
Idntumm, psr piele SnIeln brppbnt, 9lc6wie er
im llrtri9rn NIT ben SnpiNnrrn nab prrwanpt lit,
I6cnt aud slei6 ibncu ;u sanSIidrm &uslerten
tetmmt su icyn. Cine TRIAD birscn lte9t In
ben srrbeerrnprn Jriesen unp prn 0cllultsraueln,
bic Scr Giniabnms peS GbriitrntbumS auf ricien
Snirln ltattiauren cine andre in prm i6dpli6rn
GinHub, ben bic iie briu6cnben currpGil6en np
amcrifaniI6m Sdiffc ausdbn. Smmcrbin atcr
rubt Gin sebeinniBpctIeS Outel iiber riclcr SaGe.
Die giescr mb 0ialaicn !. 3. baGrn aud Serbees
rrnpe &rie9e 3nianmnrn 9cfabrt. unb Grirrr finn
itrrbirs bur6 BEN Sflasenbaupel gar BART mit9e'
npmmrn. 0Ie6wrbl fat I6 ibre 3obl nidt Sers
minrrrt. g8arum lies nun bel BEN Snpianern
np SibIee SnIuGanern anrcrS 1T, 1T i6wer 3u
crmitteln, unp mirp wotl erlt in jencr gSelt unF
flar rerpen.-(2lm. Srt.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
'Guftreiie na6 europa unO um Die @elt..

Giner Grrrtpcnpen, ;ipi16en 8i6ter 2ctpis in
ennealter, unb @nt. 92eib, hfm teribn,ten aft.
idiTer, iber bic 39unlhteit elmer 6abrt iiber ben
atlantiiaen 9ecan, entncbmen mir 5elgenhsa:
Gs fell ein 8alen ssbaut irsrnen, Drr 125 5ub
int Durdmeler Bat; Der BAN beieiben wirre
S20,703 tetrascn. Salb 9ciilt aeunEtte CT
34,375, 9funp gu tragrn. DNYcn gn9sn ab (:
ftr Saucn unp glebipert $500 9ih.. fir s
Mann 1880 9fp., fir estenemittci 300 pfO.,
fir Snltrttmettr 100 pfp., gtufltcisetraft 1000
pfp., i'm Wan,et 0,180 9funp ipmt tBnntcn
25,t9 an 9clslIt unp Salalt sefabrt werpen.
Comit ilEee Min ibcr ben atlantilGen Seean
mad 2i1abcn,. 8larrip, Wincrea, 9leapcl unp
Spnitantinprel. Eie SSrase, cb man in benz Bal
ion mieprr auf orm alsen gSese nad europa ;us
riidtebrsn fam, miro nod nidt te,pdielt; man
rurbe bann rings UNI ben Grebau fabren une
;tuan In fiirscrrr 3rit ais Gin SceanbdnipIer nad
europa bin rmh ,iriid iabren fann. Die IuSz
ldscn elmer lplden Sabrt betriigen $4,000, prld,e
lid burd 9clttefarerrunscn na6 ben untcrire9s'
liIirgcnpen 9lGbsn nebr ais beSablcn pirhe. gSeib
mrint reIs 9ufh4iabrt miiGts bic GiSililaticn
eiGrrrrni bic &rR9e abtiir,cn mH ns SSet.erhns
cine frl6r 5abrt mandr &rantteitrn 9sbpten
perbrn.
9Seib prrtanst bic nEtbisen Witfl sur guSs
fibrlm9 Ietnrs Scrbatens unp nirc lie prbl atd,
rbalten ,uerlt nil er rsm Yublitum bic aliss
fibrblrtett ietueS YrrjcttS bartbun unc cine Scs
Ie pom elmer Der srpbrn tpeltliten Stapte mad
Dem atlantiihrn Wcerseufrr MAIDEN.
Setamtlih IL bic Quft in ben pteren 8e9ics
nrn tetS init ppitiScr, in ben untern atcr NIT ne
satiSrr Glettrieitat se16pan9ert; Der euftl6iffer
srrIpirt Srfdrttrn 9lppctt unb "ermebrte eetenSt
tbatisteit; Icmit mare cine lrlfe suftreiie cine
patre ecbensciIcnj..
Die gon;e Scur, ircnn MINI nid,t auf crmgSes
9e ;lridfcmmrn fEnntr, fcn man bcrfani, Irns
bern bic Grbe umldiffte, pare iiter 9bilabelpbia,
giiIatcn, Wabrb, Nlincrca, gleapel, Gcnitanti'
nrpct getns, SapanifI6s' SnIeln, ii0e Ocean,
G0liicrnien, ct. 9ouis. gHuI6instcn. Baltimore
(;usleid Srt Der atreile pen gImerifa.)
9lm Gnre wirp paS Yrcblem Der Suftl6ifu6rt
bod 9elEf.-(Ginc. 8ep.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
GattforutetC.
lteber cine batte Wilion @olo in Sro6t.
Seuer in Spbir.

teber cine baltic NliQion @oto in Sro6t.
Seuer in Spbir.
Newsgprf, 9. g(uSua. SaS Oampfldif
Star pf tbe sSeit NIT glaMri6tru aus Gan 5rans
cisco tis gum t6. .Suli mp S537, $3.50 0ctp IN
S:aGt 1T Icrtrn ongrfpnmen. Cine furhttarr
5currStrmt Bat Die Stnrt Spbir Srripiitct. Der
&rrluIt 1T $4,000. 2luBrr Der Stapt Spbir,
bic am A.. Suli ab9strannt, 1T aud bic Start
Corral ant 8. Suli bur6 5rurr scritSrt. Der
Sbapen rpirb auf $4,000 an9c9cbrn.
Die 8btssStaats=GrnSrntiUn bcfft init GRO
6rm Scrtraurn ibrcn &anrtpaten fir @ruSrrnrur,
6errn 9Salpc, burdNjuIrsen.
Die Mcrmcnrr, ,9lirbrrlaiIwng iit in Ietr 9rbcblis
9,m 3ultanbe uup Der 9ldrrbau madt raIde Sort
ltrttc.
Sn San Srancscp III cine nruc dncfilhs Stride
setaut, AZ tei 45 Sup 9rrB mo rrri Stcdpert
bpd. rclde ren mpraliIden rnp reli9ipIen Inter
ridtc mtrr 9lufli6t pes G'rU gltbrli ppn rer Str
gup GcupanY grrpipmct 1T. OaS Ganb 5piI6en
Dem Galasrras mb Wtpteunme StrGmcn madt
unslautldc SprtI6ritte i'm @drrtou unb Diff
audit bic 8csBlferuns ntmmt RAID Su. 5n Der
lebten 3cit bat Der Sppen Sicl Scn rrr Siirrc
9elitten.
Die S6auIpieGernnen @lrS. Sinelair, 2clu
Wcntes unp Drip Gaen Sruoe maiden 9lan3enpc
GjeI6Gite.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
Q,enmte srs Cicn. 9,irrer.

Der Cincinnati enquirer" 1T bS6f unpiaia
iiter YrGiiprnt Yirre, neil sr einen sewi1en ars
ttur :. Glart cine GlsrtIrGle NIT 2000 3baler
0ebalt ;useipieirn bat. Gr iast, bab Glart eis
ncr per auSsema4telten S6ufte unp niebrisitcn
Summler Iri, bic rs int sSrltcn sete. Ser Dee
mrfratiidc 2anrditcr eagle enpcllirt bieir glnz
ii6t reS Gnquircr'S bon GGart'S Gbaratter unr
ruff Der Heairrung al Kick him out I"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

GbineIi16e Sibel.-gla2 fftcnja9riser
glrteit 1T bic nruc lletrricbun9 rrr Sitrl in bic
6inrliIde Spradc Spn Or. Mecturit unb rcil
Serren Strpnaf uHo 8ilnr,. 0dliicnnrrn Der
Scnrpncr Mi1icns'G'riellitaft, Srlenret wcrben.
Die amryifanildcn MiIFcnare tatsn cine baScn
serI6irbene 3rrite Siteldterlcswg in glrbrit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

untcr ben Supen I6rint cine ipidti9c
ScrSnperm8 F6 anSutabncn. Der NNbtiniSz
pcrtiert ,uiebenpS an Ginflub Stcle Sure lr90l
ben 3olmup tci Seite unc pcnpen fh su Mrle
np ben Yrrptrten. Sn 0pnppn 1T srcbc gtafs
fragc mad Gremplarrn pcs RctrGjihrn altcn Sc
tamrnts, aud 1T bic Grirartrm9 Der rcrtisen SUI
prn nuf lire balpiae Iiiffebr Ha6 Dem Sanre If
rer NGter hin0trihtet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

SSlanb unb SietIien fnp SnIetn Bon
unscfd9r Gincr @rGBe, aGcr font Iebr Srrldiepen
BON chamber. OaS entle9cne, uupirtbtare, eifge
SSlanp nit Ieincr serinsrn SrpTltrrrn9 BON etwa
10000 Scelrn tefBt brei s3citmsen, raS paras
rirIii6r Siclen NIT srri MilIipnen Ginwpbnern
nidt cine cin;sc. gGcGer Der llnterl6irp9 So
lamb itrbt untrr elmer aufscfGrten prctclantI6en,
Sicilien untcr elmer ti9rttcn rSmil& tatEplii4en
8e9ierln1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
Srcapn.

Die Srridte Scn ben lrsten gSablcn setr,
@rnrral ganr cine NajpritGt BON 800 Stimmen,
ais 0elegatrn gum Gpnsrclc. Die Grntrn itrs
Zen lrbr gut unp Seripre6cn quite 9luSbrute.
9tuf bent Columbia llnp gSilamrtta Silver lalls
fen neue Onmpftrrfe unp bier nrue pcrrn &C.
baut. Scr brei Sabren mar nod teineS ba.-
gteue Sc9len Minsn iinp in Oregon an Gplunts
tiaircme entbrdt. 9lu6 @'plb 1T an ben Suels
len Res Sauciana 9eiunpen. Ginise 9lrteiter 9es
wanncn S4 per Gag, aud in ben IGpliGrn sri
nen werosn quite @Iel6afte acmaht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

bic 5artarrn--ipir perni9tm nir bic Sartaren"-
unb ibre Sanpluusen entiprehen ibrrn gBprtrn.
gia9 Der Ginnabme elmer Start rerben bic tar
tariI6en Sclpaten f6rnunsSlcs 9ctSbtet; man
s'eSt ben MantI6u Manbarnen feline 0uabe (;
pir 6inrIIden Manbarine perprn ebcnfaas nieper-
semrbelt, prnn lie liA rift i'm Scraus unterircrs
fen batrn. gltcr pas Sclt 1dcnt man : nrr
&aufmom brIorst m9eitSrt ieine G'ei9dfte, unr
Der 9trilrnpr jirbt rubi9 ieinrS sStSeS.
III. YrelIe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
Die neuliden Stoatsno blen,

lctrcit bic gsri6E 9ebat, ideinen frlseurrs 9tu'
iuttat ;u liefrrn:
GenneIIee bot bsn QCfcfofc GpuSrrnErS.
Ganpipnt unp GpfpS gu 4 9Bbigs in ben Con.
greg setrdblt. Die @eIeBsctuns 1T jcpc6 S4bis
&entudp lirfert 5 SSbiss ump Gcfps IN
ben Gcnsreb.
alabam nj q but natirli6 aud rinrn scfpfctr
@rupernEr srpSblh Ipwie 6 epfrs unp sSbis in
ben GcnsreBa
Nprb Carr I ma I6idt A BbisS unb
2cfcs, unb
5eras 2 scfps in rrn Grnare6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
@uauit II.
Or. 6. 90 tel a It 5,

0eutlbcr Hrat. Nr3t, Bun0arlt un6 Ies-
brut6belFr,
Mt9lito fes @crrins sEdrttmbsroiihsr !asrgts unb'
Scburtsbelfr H. + no. in u { ts pauin, pcbnt seps
9tnuttr Dem Gefdn9nif-
Stb made fis an;si9s. hoG id ieocn ltrantsn, trr
Ib mir anpsrtrdut, in mSs0hlt tur,r 5fit wisesr
btrcc, unp faG i oub eic, in bic tGhcre Ghirur9ie
iJtbSr9s Spvotimen mrridtr; ju9ltih mel me idp
AUDI Sinner uno Grpahiu,Gfit ON cintm Gjsbribcn
lttecn in nan oaus 3av 8ebanrlunl 99tn gang tiIE.
li9r 8trin9un9en.
l aatntauu, aueuR II. na6SF
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

@unoen an 9feroen folIten tags
lib ;treinal nit reinem, tpei6em 8ofer
ober elm rpeni9 @afilesSeife 9etpafben
uno bann nit Sifb6l 9erieben iperoen.
Dies bient in allen Sobres3eiten, pdit bic
Stie9en ab un6 erfest Die 6aare rpieoer
bon Der uriprGngli6en Sarbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

Nbra6am in @efa pr. = Ginen
9eoulbieen Manne rpor iein unuertrd9lis
6es 99eib eeftorben. Sin Sreuno polls
te ibn tr6iten uno fbloB feline &ebe init
fcl9enben @ortep vSerubi8e Did, oei:
ne tDeure Gtiia fist nun in Nbrabams
S6ooBe." nSa beboure i1 Den armen
Qbrabom, benn BEL Der erifen @ele9enbeit
frast lie ibm 9erpis Die Iu9en aus" ers
tpieoerte Der tief oebeu9te 9otte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

ODer &aiIer bon &uBtano BAT adt
Sl0de Marmor, feoer bon 6 Sonnen Sc.
-pi6t, aus opn SteinbrGben pon Ser
mont fit oas Wonument be5 &ieffleur,
Der ben plan ;ur 8erbrennun9 bon Wos'
Tau mabte, beitelIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

Bag~8dtrr GbmunpS, Ron Der Suprems Court
ccS Staat5 9teupcrt, betennt lid, rffcn 3a aenl
@lauten an gei1ertlppferri. Gr putlsirt sr@
lebrte atbanblunsrn rariibrr unb iuft lrlbit aus
re S6riit, bic RG9Ii4trit Spn GetitrrsGi4eie
,nurscn gu terrirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

So baS Sabatrau6en bertp mint
glGs Columbus int Sabre 1892 9tmerita entSedtr
trmrrfte er auf Der Snle Cuba lei BEN pilrrn Sn.
IuGanern ;ucrf bic @ripUbnbrit brS 5abatrau6enS
bic f6 na6mals iibrr ben 9an;sl Grbfreis ssrbret'
tet bat. Die gSilben batten aber an ibrrn Ga'
bafsrSbren ;psi Spiten, bic iit ni6t in Den Munt
nabmel, icnorrn in bic beicen NaIenl5der 1rdtrn
sic nannten 6as Sraut ,,Satatps" bubcr IL
Der Name Sataf entifanbsn. Gs fcntmt alIp BIZ
Site brs Gdtafrau9ens ni6t bon ben Giirtsn ber
pie etlide meincn, ionbern lei penen irrrbe te rr
1905 rinsefiibrt, ra6oem I6Cn rir bat6eC Subr'
Gunbert irbrr, felt 554 baS 6afeetrintrn bel If.
men i'm Getrauh mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
y c erhelrntbet;

2tm If gIusuit bur@ Yfr. 9. &C.. Srptitn Scr,
6iGsbman @infiuscr nit NIT 0li6. .Matlha siI'
pert, tripe BON 9tllentrwis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

New,g crt, 10. 9lus. Gin llnslid II an
Der Gamrens 9lmbps <GiicntaEn 9eltern rm 81 llbr
pasrt. Nian Iastu ba6 Der 9pepmctiprn, ,5ii6rer
beS 3uscS BON gleps9crf Dor rer feit9eiettrn 3cit
ait brm plube onsefpmmen lei.-Seipe Grains
ltnp Sctlfrmmcne Sriimmrr unb bic 9rtcmptiSe in
altrme ;crI9mrttcrt. GS fino YerIcnen, nams
lid Elm rtpa 50jGbri9er, pabrl6einlid beutlder
Wann, elm Sinh unb slpei 6rauen um'S 2eben &C,
tcmmrn. Srrtpunbet Iinp etpa 2A yerIpnpn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17
8 S6uQe6rer Derlan9t.

gh6ri6t wirO ticrmit srsetrn, tae bic Dirrfs
tprrn nrS 0anrYer S6uls sOiIrittS, f6 am Sanis,
nag rem 3ten Scptember na6IcnS, I'M 10 llbr
FSOrmittass, am gaitbuule ppn barles 8ita.
ter, in belnstem SaunI6p, prrIanimrtn perpen,.
fir ben Gnspped s S9ullebrcr gu eramintrrn mb'
au,unebmrn .TeGcmmittccn brr 6ieSenenSuta.
Dilritten Iinh afutt iid nit ibrrn relpettipcm
2ebrrrn AM tcnamtfn Gag unp Srt enSuinrenl
UNI Ii6 elmer Examination pur9 paS Searb SUI
untsr3ieben.
gInf 8rirbI hrr Scarh,
Soiepb Sibtenpalter, prGfioent.
@uaul II, 1883. na3m,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-17

Gin pradtUOllcs gsrrt-bie IS Saufirirte gBelt."
, 1853-01-29

/ WILL just say to my patrons for their special
benefit, some Of whom have been frequently
decoyed by the neat limitations of tables. chairs
&c, las well As my system Of tickets), by house
in close proximity to the Fountain Head, (and
been as oflen taken inl, that with a little more
attention they ran avoid the like occurrence fo'
the future, BY just noticing the Numbers on the
candy windows, Al, 10. and rs and so on the
, 1853-01-29

EARrHQyAEE. - The San Diago Herald
Of Dec. 1, says; Z" We were visited on
Monday about noon with a sudden shock Of
an earthquake which lasted for about two
minutes, the earth seemed To vibrate back
wards and forwards from east TO west for
FIVE or six inches, if we can judge from the
moiion in our Office, having set lot Of type
into "pi )" this phenomenon has been re-
Pcated, although in milder form, two or
three times since, each shock occurring
soon after sun rise in the morning, rousiDg
up the lazy folks early"
, 1853-01-29
Third JudIciaI District.

IImtl OF hoIdmg court IN The different counties:
G'sTk county, on the Fourth Tuesday in April
and November.
Ila,'oP county, on the Second Tuesday in May
md November.
i.cVl' county. on the Fourth Monday in Ma,
AAi fT1rlh 1ueOl'y In October.
, 1853-01-29
BURGESS, GILBERT Il STILLS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
9PAEa3OS7929 O9POP9
This is the Oldest cstabli>hmcnt'of the kind
on the Pacific Coast.

I'VE have on hand, and arc constantly receiy.
w ing shipments OF all of the latest chenp
publications, standard works. law books, mechani-
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spanish languages, and also other longuages
paper of all kinds, waters, ink, inkstands, quilts
gold and steol pens ead-pencils, drawing. pencils,
crayons and cbaks, letter stamps, folders and cut.
le's' cash and decd boxes, copying and nolarial
presses, and in fact every thing spperaining to the
stationery business.
B. g. Il ). are agents and will receive subScrip
lions Tor any OF the following magazines or news
PaPeiS at The following prices PER annum:
, 1853-01-29
Masonic.

Olympia Lodge, U. D., Ancient Free
lOd Accepted Masons holds regular communion
tons on the first and third Saturday evenings Of
zach month.
All brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend.
C. H. HALE, Secretary.
, 1853-01-29
Wfnn's Fountain Head.
Steam Candy Mandatory.

Fancy Confectionery, Pie and Cake Bakery
AND REFRESHMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf, between Sansomc and Battery sts,
SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1853-01-29
NOTICE.

'NHE store Of the subscriber will he closed every
evening At o'clock and on Sundays-Posi
lively no business done on Sunday.
JOS. CUSHMAN.
Olympia, Dec. Is. 1859. l5f
, 1853-01-29
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY TIE CART LOAD!

BY TIE CART LOAD!
DURGESS, 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 FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
d. &. Il $. continues to supply ell orders Tor
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles IN
their line in advance Of all Others aud At the low
est market price. County merchants, agents, the
trade, pedlers csnvassers, and the public generally
are invited to call and examine our extensive eol-
lection Of publications, where they will be to
find oil the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
B. G. & s. are sole agents fo1, and rVceiving
per every mail, the Boston Journal, n. D. Picay-
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commercial
Portland Transcript, New bedford Mercury, Bal
timore sun, st. Louie Reveillc, &C. &C.; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
ork Tribune, London illustrated News, Wilmer
K Smiths European Times, Weekly Dispatch,
Doublin Nation, l.ondon Punch, La Cronica, New
York stats I.eitcing, New York SohnePost, La
Pressee, La Constitutionnel, LIllustTaliOn, 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 proPptness and dispatch.
BURGESS, BILVERT g. Still,
Portsmouth square, San Francisco.
November 9th, 1851. of
, 1853-01-29
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD

Was first established on Jackson street, and des
troyed by fire in September 1850, reoPened on
Clay street, he same month, then again consumed
by the same devastating element on the memora-
bic 4th Of May, 1851, and was again opened where
il now stands, in July following, and the first
public refreshmeni saloon ever started upon the
coast of the Pacific, without intoxicating liquors,
not even a glass of beer has ever been sold upon
the premises, neither shall be.
My friends advise me to Introduce the sale Of
liquors into my business, as they thought it would
add much to my profits my reply was, have
hands to labor and produce what sustains life, but
not to deal out that which will destroy it. The
FOUNTAIN HEAD, as usual, is open from six
O'Clock in the morning. till twelve o'clock at night !;
so that gentlemen who are unable to obtain seats
at regular meal hours, may get refreshments be-
tween times, when the crowd is not so great.
NJ. L. WINN.
Jan. %, 1853. 2ln
, 1853-01-29
OFFICERS,

JUDICIAL, RrrEEsENTATlvr, &c., ~ AMI
FOR THE COUNTY OF THURsroN.
WILLIAM STRONG, Judge of the Dist. COur
for northern Oregon;
ISAAC N. EBEY, Legislative Representative
q. A. BEooEs, Prosecuting Attorney.
WM. w. MILLER, Mast. Com. in Chanc.
A. J. SIMMONS, Sheriff;
A. A. DENNY,
S. S. FoRD, County Judges;
DAVID SHELTON,
D. R: BIcELow, Treasurer;
DIS. MATNARo, n,,;.o.
]. NJ. BAcnELpgR, JUSTICES
B s. BAILY, Assessor;
, 1853-01-29
WILLIAM II. STOWELL,
COM MISSION MERCHANT T
No. 4, Maynard's Fire proof Stores,

No. Z, MnynaFdl FlTe proof Slofes,
SAN FRANCISO.
NIB. W u. s. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on bis own aecount, but
generally has a large assortment Of mSrehsnjiEc
Cor sule on consignment
lie respectfully tenders bis services to any per
son ia California or Oregon, who may wish to en-.
ploy an agent for the sale Of domestic produce Or
other merchandise.
Sept. 6, 1859. III
, 1853-01-29

The orator inAames an assembly; the feel
Ing Of newspaper electrifes Continent.
, 1853-01-29
ROUTES

And distances, (as established by common
consent,) from Portland, southern Oregon,
TO Cape Flattery-thc junction of the Straits
with the Pacifc-northern Oregon-rid the
Columbia, Cowitz rivers, Puget Sound, sc.
From Portland to Rainier ION Columbia,) Is m
Rainier to Monticello, (on Cowlitz,) J m
Monticello to forks Of Cowlitz river, l9 m
Forks toWaTbassboTt, Cowlitz landing, ~ m
Warbassporl 10 Esq. R. JacksOn's, 10 m
Jackson's to ESQ, s. 8. Ford's, 20 m
FOrd's to Olympia, 80 m
Total from Rainier 10 Olympia, 50 m
" From Portlsnd to Olympia, l29 m
From Olympia TO SteiacOOm, by the Sound,
(BalchB passage,) 70 m
From Olympia to NesquaTy helcb, l9 IN
Nesqually TO SleiacoOm, m
" Steilacoom to New York, ~ m
" New York to Seattle. S m
Seattle to Whldby's Island, 81 IN
Seattle to Port Townsend S. m
Port Townsend 10 New Dungeoess, l8 m
" New Dungeness to Cape Flauery, ~ m
+" Head ofWhijby's Isl. to Pehn's Cove, rs m
Col. Ebey's to Victoria Vane.'s Isl, % m
=" olymia to Cape Fhtery, direct, 100 m
rc+sl From T,rllsnd 20 CsEs Flutlsrg. al9 ID
, 1853-01-29
BEEF EATERS AHOY! |!
Bread Consumers and WOpitu DeStrOycrS,
Look this Way!
WE would beg leave to hint the h
w most respectful and delicate n II.
manner, and without the least malice

WE would beg leave to hint inthe 2zwA
w most respectful and delicate fsns.s
manner, and without the least malice siss
nf1rethought," that the inevitable force
of crcumEt noes has brought Is to the following
conclusions, to wit
First. That We have to pay money for beef.
Second. That it requires cash to purchase
wheat and -four.
Third. That for the purchase Of potatoes,
onions, and such other articles as can be procured,
we are compelled to dough up" and no mistake.
Now, in view of the above important considera-
tions, il is proper to he known that unless we get
our money back il is impossible for Us to keep
up a supply Of the above articles.
This is to inform all whom il may concern"
that we arc determined to repudAle the credit
business so far as we arc concerned, and do OUT
transactions on a specie bass--and that from and
after this date, all who wish to get muck.a-muck'
at our shop must plank down the medium 9TH
eTwse all 'Thps' will he void and Of no effect -
that is 10 say, we will exchange provisions for
ready money only. or in other word-,-we must
have ready money for our provisions.
Purely CASH-no fair promises or SLOW notes
taken in exchange for provisions. II the farmers
could be induced to take promises and slow notes
Tor their butter, beef, potatoes, onions &C., we
could Afford to sell them on nearly the some
terms.
All those indebted to US arc respectfully invited
To call, settle up, and commence anew on the
ready pay system. And we want all persons
who have accounts. fair promises or slow notes
against us to present the same for immediate set
tlement.
WEED & HURD.
Olympia, Jan. 22, 1853. 2CG
, 1853-01-29
RETAIL

PRICES CURRENT OF oLYMPtA, rUGET sot'ED
NORTHERN oREGoS-CoRREcTED WEEKLY
FOR 1HE COLUMBIAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
Mitchell & Sperry---

The large and desirable stock Of
Falaily Groceries together with the
correct business habits and gentle
ma hly department. possessed by these
gentlemen, can not fail to secure the
favorable consideration of those of
our citizens trading and intending to
trade in shelbyyille. Look into our
adv ertisihg columns and you will see
that they are prepared to fill all Or
der4 in their line, with the best ar
ticI4s at reasonable rates. Make it
conFenieht when in sheIbyville to
give them call +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
mag|glacEs.
MARRIED.

In This county, pn "Wednesday, &c uFi.
by RI Farquharsdn. Esq. MIR. CALVIN
HAWKS and Miss n ELiNA BUCHANAN.
The fair bride has orr thanks for the
wedding cake which she kindly sent US. and
our beSi wishes for > long, happy land pros
porous life.
In Alisohia, Mr. WILLIsM CLAvIER and
Miss Many ANN OLIVER.
In franklin County,. Mr.. CLEMENT Ar
LEGE aid Miss ELizk NJ. RosEBoRouGH
Near WinchcsteF Mr.. JoHN SUMMER.
FORD o <South Carr lna, and Miss NIcY p.
KENNE bly,, Of Fran lin county.
In 8edfor I'd county, Mr.. THos. II. DAVID
soN and Miss HENRl Eta lvEY
In Rutherford Cd uny. Mr.. JOSEPH VI.
BENNETr and Miss ANE K. HAIL.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-03
Fire

We regret to learn that our friend
Samuel ColdreH, near Boon's Hill, in
this cou pity, had his cabinet shop,
tools, an d a quantity of furniture, de-
4troyed by fire, few nights 81 nee
the result Of the work of an in endi-
airy, it ID believed,
We cd n6dently trust that the Git
j gems in and about Boon's Hill will
q vail THO mselves Of the opportu nifty
10 displa y their Characteristic liberal
iEy, by I romptly and efficiently aid
ing one Of the most deserving young
men of our county, who has thus met
with an important loss and serious
drawback to his future successful eff
forts.