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oFHcE OF rae cAKEott Co.HrY r. Roap 90
CaTroiif0H. Jan. 1. 1858.
The stockholders Of said company whose
asork or any pau lhsre0f FemAias due and IN
Psid' are sgain hereby nolihsd that lhe compa.
ny hes sRain. by resolution Of The Board Of d..
reeiors, called Tor the payment Of the dif-FeU'
lns'aImen's Of stuck due said company. tinelv.
ding ally and iur,hsr resolved, THAT IL any oi
The same shall remain unpaid ioT i5days from
this date IhaI the stock shall be advertised and
snld according Ia law." See Acl Of P,b. IL.
ls4s. Section 8. The eOudiIion Of The compa.
ny requires such course. J. NJ. DAVIS.
E5sH Tx.,.,.x..
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5 Lemuel Crawford. Daniel Cav ford and Cath.
arins Ann clawio'd viii take notice that on the
lfih dsyof January. A. D. 1858. RobeH cruw-
lofd. bY his next irisnd. 6lsd a petition sFaitsi
them IN the Couu Of Common Pleas OF Carroll
county, oiiir and which j. nov pendi q, whrfe.
IN ihe said Robpu Crawford. y be said next
rend, demlnds Partition OF the following real
estate situate. lying end being in sad county o.
Carroll 10 Wit; a certain tract Of land with the
spPuTIenane's, being part Of the soutb-wes'
quarter Of section no. 20. OF tow nship no. -. in
range no. S, in the Steubenville land district
and being The same tract Of land and premises
which Benedict Cfaw lord, late Of said eonnty.
deeeased, owned and occupied at the time o.
his death. containing one hundred and twenty
l20l acrss and thai al the next term Of said
coarI application will he made, on hehalf OF said
Robert Crawford, ior an order that partition may
BE- made Of said premises as prayed for in said
petition. W#Fs .Is#rE
BoSTwIcK & PEPPARD, Auys
Jan. ~, 1853 -6w
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A FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers Gnr sale. his farm. stu.
a,ed in Eas, township, Carroll CO., o on the
leading rnad from Nrw Lisbon to Cprrolt1nR
two mites from Mechanics.owp, iwo miles from
Norrisupwn, FIVE miles IRON SalinevilIe. and
three miles from the Cleveland and Wellsville
Railroad. The farm con,alns 1850 acres. about
l30 Of which are cleared aud in good repair
The land is of the bes. quality. and cant be
surpassed for raising gram or cauIe, and is well
walered. There are nu the premises. large
frame barn. six'y by twenty eIehI :eet. with 40
abundance o! ssabIng a dwelling house 35 by
20 feet. shinged, au1 ulher struggled buildings
II large ophari ol apple and peach trees, aud
new cider works. --------s---e---.~-
The terms Wil be moderate, payments light,
and p,sse>siun given thr frs. Of Apni next. OF
re, haps sooner on condui, rs. There are about
81 acres Of grain N the ground which eau be
ub,alnpd bv the purchaser. .aNr.. & -s.s.
Apply to the suhsrrbrr on the premises.
Dec. s. So, sCIIARLES NJ. SPENCE.
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c. A. BOegeI. Wholesale agenl for the sale oI
Humnsrs Extract a. d Fs-enee OF Coif~e. Dr.
Loeock's Pulmouie Waters. Jew David's Hebrew
Plaster, The Horsemans Hope or Farmer,
Friend. the American Worm Killer, Barrels Indi.
an Linimsnt and vermifugs, Hunts Liniment
TsylOr's Indian Oinlmpnt HObensark's Woin
Syrup and Pills, HoOAand'- @ fman Bhters. and
general assortment Of Drugs and Midicines,
al Eastern prices-uasporlation of. aF
Dec. 81. 'sa.
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EEeIlUWS. RclIOwN.
Farm for sale.

hereby offer for sale iarm OF GA acres
which is situated three miles east OF C4rrollton
M the WesviIe road. The farm is well wa.
tered. has good heGed log. shingled root house
good orchard, goot barn, plenty of sIable room
and good Out-houses. There is also trospec
OF good coal on the premises. ...-., .I.
For te ms enquire, on the farm, Of
De. 10. '52. JiMlNA MOORE. 2
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Sheriff Sale.

Pursuant TO the coinmsnd of an oEdeE of sals
ssued from The chsncery side of the Coar Of
Common Pleas OF Carroll county, and to me die
rected, will expose at public sale az the door Of
he Court House. in Csrrolton, Ohio, on Tees
iay the 20 dav oil February, A. D. IaS3. betweSa
he hours OF 10 o'clock A. III. and I o'clock ?. he
he following real estate to vii: the FthAialf
q, the south. west quarter of section; IL. tOwh-
hip 10 Of range t4l tour, fox Tow nshiF,1 Exs
.epting thirty scrtS sold off the west end 10 Vim.
Mlitr and ali subject to the lie estate Of Mars
,sret Pugh, " dos OF Wm Pugh deceased.s ;
T rus cash. GEORGE PUGHs.
Sh-rjtf's office, Cur Sheriff and Special Mas
~oI'.on, Janulry 2Is' ter Commissioner.
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Fer the PaFlOr,

The Bachelor Coal Cook Store,
is so much admired, 'ha, the demand, 10 many
eases. cannot be supplied
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COIL CRlTE.
is beautiful psIlor stove arranged with sliding
dunrs. and combines all The good properties OF
the round sIovs and open 6rrPlsce.
These sIoVes being Of Pnsburgh manulac.
lure. are, Of course, heavy and durable.
lie has, also. on hand luT sale. Woson g.
IliHhcock's parloT sinve. and their celebrated
Premium PaFloF Ceal Crate. with folding daeTs.
which, for beauty Of design. economy of fuel,
and family comfort in cold weather, stands un
rivaIled in This or any Other market.
1000 p"uHd~ old CopPor wanted.
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pipe
House Spoutng and Tinware.
He is also prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
tial and improved lyle now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment Of Oxy-
gen Lard Lamps decidedly the best article OF lamp
kind now in use.
His prices in all cases, will be low, and con-
stant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom.
Car clifton. Sep. 20, 1885,
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~. W. O Ala o..
Ml'l Furnishing Establishment,
SIG, 3sI LIBERTY STREET NEAR THE CANAL,
plT1.SRIlR(su pa

sly, 3Zi LIBERTY STREET NkAR THE CANAL,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Sresm Engines and Boilers Of The best quality
dways on hand. aud Tade to or er on short no
.icA and at l0w prizes.
French Burr Mil Stones of my own manufac
urp, made Of selected h'orks, warranted gnod
,'uality at very low prices. surel Hill Mi
stone, all EZss.
Rotng Cloths all nos Anch Stamps. square
mesh. warranted good quality, at the loves
nices.
Lurs Patent French BUR Smut Mach: res
lsed in 500 of the hest mills in the country nc
warranted to give satisfaction. They run Ii hl
clean fast, aud work well.
NJ Il Spindles, Mill lro rs. Screws, Picks, &c.
Corn and Cob Grinders always on hand.
~ B. As the communication between Pitts
.'urgh and Carroll CO.. by means OF the Rail Road
: so cheap and speedy. purchasers vii! frd
10 their interest to give me q call before buyini
.lspWhplp. All orders aud irqnirrs promptly at
tended to. w. w. WALLACE.
Pittsburgh. Pa. A p. go. So.
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:

Al nv instance an attat hlnpnt was this day s
sued ty Henry A. Stidgpr. a justice OF thA Peace
In and TO- lhe township o. c rtre, County o
C troll. against the proprH and fleets o
Th6mas McGavfan. non resident of SAID coul
", his 22d day o. Dtc INTER I8i2
lflr- ea HARVEY q G IL. Pres't
.s6 os III C trolIlcou " r. Rsal C..r q ~ g
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Far lhe ,l.adies.- ParameAs. all col.
nrs, Frenri mo inoee. Persian cloths, cashmeEes
dc laincs. together with full as-ortment Of neS
and beautiful styles dress goods-E which are 60
ing Of fast Callsoon and do moi miss Rarkain
80 : = CUMMINGS . BRACKIN.
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FvmfrIB tt DEaAaN .H0tsf. -. s.
: w.. =. sNITn, PRQPRIETons.si S.
This large and commodious estabhshmsssAm
been thoroughly repaired. sad rsaOvstsd Gbaoaqk-
out, and will compare fsvorably wisk An1 e EhsA
6rst class Hotels 10 the State. Il contalns g.css
than one hundred rooms, ell In eomplets QFaefs--
The house is beautifully aituated Ca ths pahlis
quare, near the Court House. h ths cehfrs o. bus-
iaess, and has the advantage Of pure air kna 90
open space srouad it, The table is furnished vita
the best the markets afford, end the proprist4 10
determined 70 spare neither expense ar easrt. -
render the Forest City pleasant stoppingplaee. -
thVse who may visit leveland either o. kaainess
OF 10 the pursuit OF pleasure An Omnibus is al
ways in readiness TO convey passengers % sd fem
the depots and steamboat lnniiag. .sss.4
Cleveland ApFil I6. 1854 y s..s.s 81
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SI.eviH,S Sale.

Fursusnt to the command of an execution, e.
sued from the court Of common leas of Gelgmbis
ana county, Ohio. and to NE directed ! viii olor
at rutlic cut-cTy at the door of the Court loases
in The town OF CarrOllton. Carroll countys ohio.
on Tuesday the first day of March, \. .. sissss
the following real estate with the impFovssasnss
to wit the west half of the northeast qanstef Of
section six 6 township thirteen Of range fouf(Al.
being the land on which Hugh Madison now .IiEess
in Fox township. Appraised at $1,000 90. Terms
cash. GEOk4E-PuGHs.
Sherif4s tfice CarrOll-( Sh'ffof Carroll ssan,y.
ton, Jan, %. 1853. Ohio.
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10 hereby gives that the ssdeiaignsd hsss tsss
appointed and qualiked saeAdasinissfalss1 b ths
estate Of Cornefius Brackn late 81 t33oif coantFs
deceased. Those indebted to said eSate ~ mAAe
immediate payment. and those haeine selAlna
against ssid estate will present then lseniiF -
Ihentieated within one one year from this dAaai
RICHARD BRACkIN. -
THOMAS BROOKS.
Joly .. 1853. AsnisisssansA.
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- | wish to purchase i'ty horses and
UA-~A viii pay lhe highest prlre IN cash
y = Z OF Them al my residence in Nal
! u Ylz s.eru. GEORGE ARDUCKLE.
es9 0 c. 81, Ia5!. ,y.s es,.s a.t
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AlOCks. CiOcks-A 4 bsautilul aIllcs oi
mantle. ...New S4ylss.s Just yscelyed ana iof
saIe low by CUMMlNdS = BRACKiN.
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lust received at Huslsn's. ,sraP and wstss.
lecIed stock OF FALLAND WINTER aOODSy
of every description. Ehich he nos eGe-s for
sale at iha vsFJ lowest prices.
Our motto is short profits. quick seiea one kriss
aRd ready pay. J. .HUSTON.
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BY C. Z. LESTER. LATE U. 8. CONSUL.
ILLUSTRATED WITH RNGRAvlNGs.


FroH THE NIw YosK JOURNAL o? CouMERcE -
This is q vrty Interesting ami Instructive vol.
ume. especially to Americans, Us il relstes to Il'
discovery and early history OF this tonlinent.-
The Plates illustrating various points in the his
tory OF the great Navigator, add to the value o
the work, aid still more TO its secPplabeness tc
The cnmtnnn re-, der"
FEoN THE Nav HoRE CHRISTIAN OBSERVER -
in this elegantly prnted .oume, the ccmpllt II
have preserved all The information accessible r..
-peclihg This celebrated voyager, The Eook will
he a valuable arqu iton"
FGoN TIE New YolE RE osrKl.-"ThB is d
worthy IrlLuIe 10 Que OF the great navigator,
whose name and history. will he forever connect.
ed with the American continent. The work II
well worthy OF attention as a repository OF mucl,
hat ls valuable. bearing on the early history o
the New World"
Froa lHg ALBANY SPEcTAToR.-"The subject
OF this work is sufficient Of itself To- attract anu
interest every American. The man who gave
name 10 this great western continent, can never
be forgotten,
at is wiIten in that flowing and attractive
style, which characiefizes all MIR. Testers plo.
auctions, aud CaLnOi fail to have bn EXTENSIVE
cirt uldtiOn"
A number Of active and intelligent men o
good character, are off red proft~hlr empoymsn,
~ circulating by snterrlploA, the above valua
ME and interesting wotk in this and adacphl
counties in he state OF Ohio.
Ihe~Felms Will be gwen on application 10 the
Suhscrlher. pot paid. h. MANSFIELD,
I34 Yok St., New Haven, Publisher.
Cam scttrut.
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O,DONNEL s. MULLEN.
.Ia nlre n.cna.,,.,.

CABINET FrRNlruRE & CHAIR WARE RooAs
No lI8 Fourth ST.. Ptburgh. Pa.
Manhfacturer Of Sofas. .Divans. wirR Ward
Robes. Trte.a. Tesrs, Lades' Cabinets. G-nts
do, Chevaliers. patent ex.eRsinn tables. S-crp.
mries, Buck Cases. Spanish Etage,s, Side
boards, Music s,ooIs, IlaI racks, Lounges. Cribs.
&c. &C.. all made under his close suI,prpIrnd.
auce, of The various freign and American
woOds. from The latest French styles, and are
warranted in material and workmanship TO b.
superior to any manufactured IN ihe United
States Also always on hands good assOrI.
ment Of common fnrniluts and chairs. .
Bellows, DclI"VS.
large supply. va ranted better than any
made ~es. oi the Alleghanies n, reduced prices
SWaaRFrs wishing the civ are respectfully invi,
ted TO call before purchasing, as he is confident
thew canno. fail to please.
Dec. ". SO 8 36ns.
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THE TAR or THE WEST.

new and beautiful psaesn. ell belound. on
trial. 10 have more good properliss and lswer
bad O1es. Ihan shy other coal Cook Stove in
this section Of country. The Top level aBd
smooth. oven large end eonvenieat. HGes 60 con.
suueIed 20 secure uniform heat for baking pur.
poses. and 81 the same time consume large
amount Of The smoke and. SCOT arising from ihr
coal. by which cne Of the strong objections ~
the use Of coal for cooking purPosrs is removed.
and constitutes il one of the most economical.
convenient aud pleasant cook stoves nov 10
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Ga0d Ne,ys for lie E.adies.

The largest and Prettiest lot of Dress Goods in
town can be fount at Cummings & Br1ckin's -
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk P,Pins, Silk
Rerpge, figured wiss Liwns, &c. with great
variety of New styles. which We offer at veay low
prices. Call and see
- CUMMINGS g. RRACKTN.
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On or atoas he sot, of AasaA psa s4sAs
osa leading Foa cafsoll.oa u Eaef 8salhh. =
East township. sark elokh eaat. AaY Nef@4
iading il wil confer i<sox - - a@zsee1 -
turning u % hitn IN catollses. -
clrout,u. Sept. -. isss. ! : = - - :
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biarICIm >prIHg>.
hereby notify the public that am fully pre-.
pared to entertain all, in the best style. ..
The Table
VIII be supplied with the best the country affords,
and SLEEPING APARTMENTS furnished in most CON.
Portable and desirable manner.
The Stable
viii be provided with an abundance Of provender,
and att nded by a careful ostler.
No pains will be spared to make the travellers
sVjeurn ogreesb e.
PARTIES can be accommodated with all they de-.
sire, on the shortest notice.
Dec. IL. '5g. JOHN HILBERT.
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Drlltlstrp!

4. w. 4 w. =. SEMPLE,
Rpsihpn, D.n,inis Of Sleubenville. tender lheiI
professional services tn Iht ciIiz M Of Carroll
ton. in all matters pertaining 10 Teeth. l'r
Sr,npIp has been l"rg knr~ in this commUni
" as the Oid-s, Prar,hi"n IN E,sttrn Ohio
sud Is nrw pr-psr to ius r, .'''',h IN Whole or
Parts nf Srts, ~iIh or ~uhnm Arntiral Gums;
alsn upon Atmospheric Pressure. or any other
meIhod that may be desired. aud all work VII
b. gn up neatly aud elegantly, "l'h view 10
Uuluv. Comfort aud Eh.gance thai ranuo' b.
surpassed,
All operations are warranted. and always re-
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed To 4. w. 5 nplr. SteubenVille U
aiIl receive prompt attention.
June 10. I852.-Iy
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Tbos n. Atkinson.
ofsrs foF ssIs st his Tin Shop. IN Csrrollson
large and xell selected Iot Of ALBANY
0ookino 6topfs.

These Stoves hUe been recently purchased In A.
bsny with much care, and comprise the very beat
patterns & lsba improvements In nee in the wess
Among these the GOLDEN p RMER, n~w and
elegant pattern, will be found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered fos sale In
th section Of country.
10 addition 90 Ghe bbovr. he has on hand en-
elegant assortment Of rsisi stoves. of PITTS
BUNCH. MANUFACTURE, for both kl.chen
and nnrlnr
, 1853-04-23
ROUTES

And distances, Ga. ,.ablished by common
consent,) from Portland, soItAern Oregon,
10 Cape Flattery-thc junction of the Straits
with the Pacic-norlhem Oregon-ria the
Columbia, Cowlitz rivers, Puget Sound, sc.
From Portland to Rainier (on Coumbia,) As m
Rainier to Monticello, (on Cowlitz) m
Monticello to forks Of COwlitI river, 10 m
Forks toWarbassbort, Cowliiz landing, ~ m
Warbassport to Esq. r. Jackson's, 10 m
Jacksuns to Esq s 5. ForIs, 90 m
Ponds to OLYMPIA, 80 IN
Total from Rainier to Olympia, 81 m
From Portland 10 Olympia, l29 m
From Olympia to Sie.iacoom, by the Sound,
(Balch's passHge,) 20 m
F.om Olympia to Nesqually beach, l9 N
Nesqunlly to Steilacoom, m
Strilacnom to New York, ~ NJ
" New York 70 Seattle m
Seattle to Whidhy's Island, 80 m
Seattle to Port Townsend, s. m
Port Townsend to New Dungencss, ia IN
New Dungcncs- to Cape Flaltery, 81 m
Head ufWhidby Isl. 10 Penn's Cove, 25 m
Col. Ebcy's to Victoria, Vanc.'s Isl, % m
Olymia to Cape Flauery, direct 100 m
Fctal from Portland to Cape Flattery. 4lo IN
, 1853-04-23
BIacksmithing.
NOTICE

hefehy given that letters of administration on
1 The esiale Vf William Dowling, late of Thurs.
70 ~ eoonty, q. + deceased, hearing date Ith day
y APnl, 1853, have been issued to the under
',gned, from the probate court Of Thurston county
aprssaiJ' All persons indebted to said estate are
e'ued upon to make immediate payment. An
t'son' having demands on the same are requested
" present such demands for adjustment within
on' year.
FIIlt ROWLING, AdBialtI.:rIv.
AfLlF, B.. lv3.
, 1853-04-23
Winter Arrangements.
,6s0 THE NEW STEAMER
lgAl-S--.-,=kNna Lot hiIcOmb,

caE&-xS7sSssSSS2Srzs J. &. AlNSWORrH, mas.
ter will leave Portland every Monday and Thurs
day, at 10 o'clock, in the morning, for Astoria,
touching at all the intermediate points going
down and returning.
Arrangements have been made by which freight
for Oregon City will he forwarded by steamer
Mulnomsh. The Mullnomah will convey the
Whitcomb's passengers to Oregon City.
Passengers for the Whitcomb will leave Oregon
City Wednesday afternoon at , o o'clock. and Mon
day morning at half past seven, Oh the Multno
nah.
The Whiteomb will tow vessels up and down as
heretofore.
For freight or passage, apply to the captain Oh
boaTd, or at the brick stofr, Oregon, City.
sePtlS II G. ABERNETHY, Agent.
, 1853-04-23
THE WILLAMETTE HOUSE,

PORTLAND, OREGON.
e..aA THE UNDERSIGNED would respect
Eii fully inform his friends and the public GER
orally, that he has recently taken charge Of the
above house, which is pleasantly situated on Ash
street in the city of Portland where he is prepar-
ed to accommodate with boa'd and lodging all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already re-
csivcd he would r,sJcc'flly solicit coh,inulncc
ci ihe ame. J, LpONIS, ffcPreic'.
, 1853-04-23

WILL just say to my patrons for their special
i benefit some of whom have been frequently
decoyed by the near limitations of tables. chairs,
&c, (as well as my system Of tickets), by house
i'll close proximity to the Fountain Head, (and
been as oflen taken inl, that with little more
attention they can avoid the like occurrence for
the future, by just noticing the numbers on the
candy windows, ~, 40. and 7S and so on the
doors
, 1853-04-23
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.

nU.LOW & DREW have
i Just received direct from
New York, a large and rich
assortment of WATCHES
and JEWELRY, consisting n
Of Gold and Silver Hunting
Watches, Plain do. do.
, 1853-04-23
A Large Assortment of Groceries.

A Large Assortment of Groceries.
THE ATTENTION OF THE OREGON
L trade is invited to the following:
275 cases nectar TOBACCO; ~
1875 grape GG
l5O W Prices lam
so half boxes Eirhy's tobacco
IS Dill & Mulchuncy's tobacco;
100 cases peach
80 " Twin Brothers
so Il Virginia
rs Aromatic
100 Mills & Ronalds'
2jl frkins GOSHEN BUTTER
l25 brls hams. 2j casks butter, in kegs,
500 mats No. sugar, 100 kegs lard
coo half brls crushed sugar, 65 cases lard;
$50 mats Carolina rice, l75 brIs C. rice;
675 bags G. beans, % cases R. W. matches
$50 boxes Ad candles 2Ocases Clarks matches
I75 brls clear and mess pork, Is hf bfls pork /;
s25 tins cheese, prime, 100 doz yeast powders /;
260 bags Rio coffee, 25 bags pepper
$40 cases tea, and 2lb cad's
$50 half chests black tea
10 bKs brown soap, so bxs s w. soap;
las hf brs corn meal 100 hf brls mackCTcl;
l7O cases E Wight's oysters;
1875 kegs pickles, 2s5 cases pickles;
400 boxes bunch raisins;
90 boxes vermicelli, rs boxes starch
T5 cases Lewis oysters
l25 boxes ground coffee
800 reams wrapping paper;
50 bales Cigartto paper,
1875 bdls cotton twine
200 dozen ? and hooped buckets;
I65 cases Kenseti's fresh peaches;
IT'S Kennels fresh strawberries
l25 cases preserved beef;
Is cases preserved veal
rs cases mutton, so cases green peas;
so cases green corn, 50 cases tomatoes
65 cases preserved peachss, d cases capers
100 kegs leaf lard. so cases leaf lard in tins;
g. cases sardines, 22j kegs pickles, assorted /;
l7j kegs nails, assorted. $50 doz az handles
l5O cases brandy peaches
1856 cases Strawberries
l30 cases Lewis pie fruits;
100 cases pickles in glass;
80 cases l. syrup, g cases salt, in bags;
Is cases green tea, 7j bales Cigarrito paper
80 doz pick handles, etc. ETC..
For sale by VIM. r. COLEMAN g. co.
Conner California and Front streets,
San Francisco, march /, lsj3.-3lG
, 1853-04-23
Masonic.

oI,mpia Lodge, L. ID, Ancient Fee
81 Accepted Masons holds 'csuI" tom'aun'co-
-. al, ,bs first snI third Saturday evenings Of
,s,a month
,u1,. thren in good standing are invited to at
G. II. HALE, Secretary.
, 1853-04-23
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD

Was first established on Jackson street, and des-
Ioyed by fire in September 1850, reopened on
Clay street, the same month, then again consumed
by the same devastating element on the memora-
bic 4th of May, 1851, and was again opened where
it now stands, in July following, and was the first
public refreshment saloon ever started upon the
coast of the Pacific, without intoxicating liquors
not even 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';o labor and produce what sustains lile 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
50 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. elf
, 1853-04-23

" HITHVHl TIlITI UU' we . -,
Gold and Silver Thmblcs; Gold ..nSs with
sets; Gold and Silver Pencil Cases;
Ladies and Gentcmcns Breast Pins;
Gold Pens in Gold and Silver Holders
Fob Chains, Vest Chains, Gold Guard Chains
Silver Tea and Table Spoons;
Silver and Silver plated Spectacles;
Gold Bracelets with setts
Shell Side and Tuck Combs;
Gold Neck ornaments for Ladies, Silk Purses;
Solar, Hanging and Table Lamps;
Britlnil Tea Pots and Pitchers
Beads and Fancy Head ornamentsi
Looking Glass and Mantle Clocks
Pocket Knives;
Willard's Time Pieces. &c, &c, Sc
All of which will be sold at low Prices.
Portland, Sept, 49, 1852. 3H