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Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
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For the benefit of those who are un-
acquainted with the law authorizing the
collection Of POLL TAKES, the un-
designed has thought proper to pub.
liss the following provision:
POLL TAX.
Article eighth of "An Act to provi ee
Revenue for the support Of the Cos
ernmens Of this State"
"Each male inhabitant Of this STATE,
over twenty-one years Of age, and und er
sixty years of age, and not exempt by
Law frora poll tax, shall pay pol tax
for the use Of the State and County, Of
three dollars
"To enforce the collection Of poll
taxes, the Assessor may scizo so much
Of every and any species of property,
right, claim or possession whatever,
claimed or in possession Of any person
liable to and refusing to pay his pol
tax, or in possession Of any other per.
son, and belonging to such person SC
refusing to pay such poll tax, as will be
sufficient to. pay such poll tax and costs
of seizure and sale, and may sell the
same at any time or place, upon giving
a verbal notice one hour previous t
msh SALE"
J. D. PATTERSON.
Assessor for Tuolumne County.
Columbia, April 10, 64-75-2m
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
CONSTABLE SALE.

CuSst(< 4 ON7Cs
By virtue Of an Execution, issued cut
Of the Court Of Joseph Carly, Justice
Of the Peace, in and for Township No.
y, Tuolumne Co., CAL, to me directed
dated June 18th, day, 1854, whereas
Judgment was rendered against G. V,
Gowen, for the sum Of $3.50 IL cts debt
& cost I have this day levied and ia
ken on execution, the following de-
scribed property to wit: One half of a
Carpenter shop, and lot situated on Full
ton street, on the north side, joining the
Saddler's shop known as the Gowen &
Wardell shop, and one lot on the north
west corner Of jackson & Main street
opposite Alberdeen's store, in the village
Of Columbia, all his right and title and
interest in the above described proper
|ty. I will expose At public sale as the
law directs to the highest bidder on the
Sd day Of July 1854, between the
hours prescribed by law, front Of tie
above named property, to satisfy the a.
bove Judgment & accruing cost
Terms Cash.
J. L. CONNER,
Constable.
Columbia, June 10Th lS54-S4-3w
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
MASoNIC~Nl1IGEs

:. A regular meeting o. Co!umbis
Lodge, No. %, Of A. P. s. A. Nasons
viii be held al the Masonic hIl, IN
this place OFT Saturday juno oath, vt $
O'Clock A. H. precisely isa a
| All brothers of the Order ID good
standing, in Columbia and the neigh
boring Camps, are respectfully solicited
to attend, and join US, in the celebra-
ton Of the coming anniversary Of st.
John, the Baptist.
PUBLIC.
The exercises will commence at o.
clock y. Nj. in the Church, underneath
the Masonic Hall, as follows:
Isl. Music by the Band.
I'd. Prayer BY the Chaplain, Rev.
L. b.. Locklcy.
3d.. Music.
IN. Grafton BY the Row II. Ev-
ans. Of Sonora.
Eth. Music.
9Th. Benediction.
The Ladies and gentlemen Of Colum-
! ia and vicinity, are respectfully invited
THOMAS ]. oxLEY, W. M
J. HEcKENDoRS, Seey.
y Columbia, June, 18th 1854
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
IT.
a A &c ~ S
D Ally NEWS EXPRESS

On Wednesday May II, the subscri.
Der will commence delivering the San
Francisco Daily papers throughout the
following mining camps, in the vicinity
of Columbia viz;
Bensonville, Springfield, Geld Hill,
French Gulcll, Gold Springs, Texas Flat,
Matelow Gulch, Mt. Washington, Sum
init Pass, Knickerbocker Flat, Yankee
Hill, Marines, Woods Greek, Sawmill
Flat, Santiago.
Miners can have the San Francisco
Daily Herald, Alta. Sun, Chronicle or
the Daily Placer Times and Transcript
left at their cabins promptly every day
at San Francisco City prices.
Only so cents per scsek'
Also papers from any part Of the
world person may desire, will be fur
nished regularly at the lowest rates.
@ Letters Papers aud Small Pack
ages obtained and delivered or forwarded
by mail or express with the utmost care
and dispatch. m T
Office, at the Broadway Book Store.
Al. HATCH.
Columbia May 10 1S54-79-1 m
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
PORTER HOUSE
AND
BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT

fMk The undersigned bcgs to To-
E.,iN3 form bis friends and the pubic,
uA that he has re-opencd his house,
at | &c old stand, broadway and Wash
pcna' on being treated with every salts
facs;> n. Having associated with him,
jam Earngey Of Stockton. They will
do ev cry thing in their power, to merit
/. sha Sc of public patronage. In con-
ns1i; NJ with the Boarding, they have
star. u q Porter House, for the sale Of
the bs,st Porter, Ale, & Cider, coo! from
the ellar, which can be procured il
Califo. mia. Liquors Of every description
slso G ping drinks to suit the season.
THOMAS HIGGINS,
broadway & Washington ste.
Colu anbia, june l7,-S4-lm
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
One Thousand Dollars Re,aa.a.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Executive Department.
WHEREAs, it is represented to me
that, on the Sth day OF May inst, at
Camptcayille, in the county Of Yuba,
enc j. M. Blackemore, alias "Mat,"
pespetrated the crime of murder on the
body of john <. Kane, and has fed
from justice.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the pow
er in me vested by the laws Of this
State, I do hereby offer a reward of one
thousand dollars for the apprehension
and safe delivery Of the said Bkeke-
more into the custody Of the Sheriff Of
Yuba county.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal of
State at Sacramento, this 25th day of
Il. 81 May, A. D.. 1854.
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest: J. ". DrsvAx, Secretary Of
State.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
STEAM SAW MILL!
LUMBER! LUMBERY

The Subscriber, having leased the
STEAM SAW Mill, situated about miles
east of Columbia, belonging to the Tu-
olumne County Water Co., are now
preparing to supply LvMnER. The su-
periority Of the Lumber in the vicinity
Of this Mill, with thorough knowledge
Of the business, will enable the subscrib-
er to furnish very superior article te
all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. For further particulars enquire
Of the Secretary Of the Tuolumne
County Water Co. Columbia.
ROBERT SHAW.
Columbia, June 3, lS54-e2-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
BROADWAY
BOOK AND MUSIC STORE!
GENERAL News AGENCY,
And Free Reading Room 2!

e~'~ As A~~'t0 ASVo"s
Where can be found Books and Sta
tionery, Sheet and Church Music, Port
folios, Blank Books, States, School
Books, Mining Views, &c.
Newspapers of all the different kinds
usually called for. Musical instruments
furnished to order. Employment found
for Miners, Cooks, &c., gratis.
Attention paid to selling Water Stock,
Mining Claims, Houses and Lots, and
a General Intelligence Office Business.
Free Reading Room supplied with
all the principal papers.
shall also keep an assortment Of
Furniture, Mattresses, Carpeting, Mat
ting, Paper Hang;ngs, Lamps, Paints
Brushes, sc.
Persons wishing anything in the above
line Of business, can have their orders
promptly filed at small advance on
San Francisco retail prices, adding
freight.
shall send down orders, weekly.
N. B.. Terms Cash on delivery.
j. HARRISON.
Columbia, May l3, '54-79-3m.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
NO T C E .

A young man, who spea,xs the Eng.
fish, Preach, Spanish & German lan-
guages, wishes q situation as Clerk, OF
Porter in q store.
Address Unior Restaurant eosue< If
Broadway.
Columbia. April 8. lss4-74
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
NOTICE.

Lost, about the LIST Of June, In Column
bis, Certificates Of Deposit drawn on
James Mills s, Co., in favor Of 7. D.
We'll, viz: Jan. Is, "a, No. 1856,
600 Jan. Ii, "a, No. 1891, $50.
Jan. l6, 'o4, No. 1898, $3.50. April
10, No. 1852. $50.
Ae the above certificates have been
paid they arc Of no use to the finder,
who will corier favor b leaving them
n Mills & Co.'S Banking House.
Jnno 1855. r. D. WE'LL
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
PRICES REDUCED
NEW ARRANGEMENTS!

Meals serred G.: the Uuon ,Restauyant,
Stockton,
FOR SO CTS. EACH
st any hour of the day or night.
se LODGINGS SO CTS.
I~ The Tables will be supplied
with the best in the Country. The
"Union'' is on Ell Dorado streets be-
tween Main g. Liver.
GEO. H. ROGERS, Proprietor.
Stockton, June, Sd, '54-S2-6weow.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
DESCRIPTION.

Said Blackemore is about Eve feet ten
inches in height, light grey eyes, and
light brown hair-has slight wonnd on
the left side of his head, and is "a or
IS years Of age When be left, had on
dark pants, white shirt and straw hat
June, 3, 1854. 50 4t
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

Persons wishing to purchase Books,
Stationary, or News Papers, at = reason
able price, can always End an assort-
ment at the POST OFFICE Book
Store Columbia Jan. Z, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
e. II. TOWLE'S
Book, STATIONERY I JEwELRY SToRE.

Jus. received new supply Of Books,
Stationery, Fancy goods, Cutlery, sc.
from San Francisco, at the store form.
erly occupied by G. j. Brown, which ]
offer to the public at tbs loves. cash
prices. Also, a Circulating Library
containing many Of the standard works
IS well Is al the late publications Of the
day. ~ 4A'f
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
COL U1NBIA LIVERTSTABLE

LAsoEsr ARD BE.r ASSORTMENT OF
Horse ard WcSoss in Colxmtia.
BAarLrrT & CLARK would respect
fully call the attention Of the public, to
AdeI
LIVERY STABLE,
situated on State Street, near Broadway,
where may be found a good assortment
Of Saddles & Saddle Horses ready for
their Customers at all hours Of Tho day
and night.
=. For Sale large American Mare,
sound and gentle, kind in harness, and
warranted every way and shape.
- Also Hay 4 Barley for sale a
low Is the lowset. ~
BARTLETT & CLARK. ;
Columtis, Msy 20, ls64-ao-H.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
NOTICE

Rer. s. 8. Ha1.aon. rresoyteriou
Clergyman OF So,ors, win preach At the
M. E. Church ia Columbia, every SEQ
END and FouRrH Fridsy or'c, n each
month. uuti! f1rths. ro.ics.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
OLD JOE AGAIN IN THHEIHLI
a. his oli etead
TIE tOLUMEO SALOON.
Board Tea 9sI-rs per ue,k

WV spectful!y inform bis friends
aad tho rab.;c that ne has returned to
his old sssni, waish his has fitted W in
sns style, and Is now prepared to fir
nigh as good bead ss can DO fond in
the southora Mass, ss the tabies will
Be set with ths hes. tia market AID
sr~soa viii sAo-d. i.;s hrothsr hae JUS:
arrived with hin .g,:c II: Sis:es, and
hs zip sop c,,k! Cal snl s.s!
81 livery kind Of confectionery
cake. piss, So, will be keeps On hand,
fIsd up in joss best style, and nc
pains vii! 10 spared to render psz.cec.
aa.is:activn.
JOSEPH NEtTMAE.
C.aankA jnas, -. Ie54-S3-tf,
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

NOTICE,

NOTICE.
This is to certify that NEWELL & Co.
are no longer agents for Us in Stockton
or the Southern Mines, and have no
right to use our name in any matter
The business will hereafter be conducted
by M on our own account.
ADAMS 4 co.
Stockton, Mob IL N-f3x
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
SPANISH TEACHER

The subscriber gives lessons in the
Spanish Language At si2 per month.
Information address, Union Restaurant,
P. lbs KOCH.
Columbia, april 15-75-v
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Rational Circus s Hi2podroms

viii ezh:bi. m Columbia, TO- 1sco
T'gAi' Only, in the Garden efthe Ex-
change; on Mon!ay and Tues lay, Sd
and Ssh Of July, when they will intro
duee an entire new programme Of per
fssnaanees, rupp-r;ed by the best snd
most extensive company in the U. 8.
Al Springfield July Isl, and in So
so:a, Jnly ID. j2l
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

TMolumne Lodge, No. 8, A. r & A,
NJ, Sonora, meets on the FIRST and third
sstwdayr Of esy month, a their Lodge
room.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
NOTICE.

Having sold out my entire right, title
and interest in the Columbia Gazette es
tabl;shment, to Mr. JOHN C. DUcHow
he is hcrebyautnorized to settle all out
standing accounts Of the Office, up t
this date.
T. NJ. YANCEY, JR.
Columbia, June, LIST, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
IA IL G. OING-

Ir~s ys IA ~ G DING
-ro THE e
OLD COLUMBIA MARKET
to purchase some Of that 6ne
Beer, PoRx, MurroN, VEAL, &c.,
v tich. can always DO found here ip mag
Mice at abundance.
This the oldest established market
in Columbia. .ead as the proprietor holds
to the old MAXIM. that "a rolling stone
gathers nc moss l:'e therefore states to
the populaco that he Is still on hand,
and expects to be for some time to
come. lie will use his Utmost exer-
tious to meet the liberal patr> mage that
he has enjoyed for the last four ears.
GEO. WILSON.
Columbia, June 3, lo54-o2-tf.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

The subscriber notifies the public Of
Columbia and vicinity, that he will Dc.
vote strict and prompt attention, 70
the sale at Public Auction, Of every
description of goods, and resp ectfully
solicits the patronage ofthe public. Due
notice will be given Of regular Gales.
Sale-room on Broadway, a doors north
of Columbia Exchangc-Goods receive
ed on storage.
JOHN LEARY, th
Auctioa.y, Columbia.
Jan. %, 1S54-64-tf.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
For SALE.
VALU ABLE MINING CLAIMS,
o. Al. IT, .l.-.. N:s..l
On tM Tusluxns River !

For particulars, inquire Of Richard
Marsh: ill, At CARROTS Hotel, Chinese
Diggig)ga, J. B. Stewart, carpenter,
Bens snviDo, and A. Fletcher, Columbia
will also give information regarding
them.
(blumbia, June 17-S4-3ts
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TIE undersigned, have this day form
ed a-copartnership for the purpose of
TnAssAcTlNo A GENERAL MERcHAN-
Disc
and Commission Business,
Under the name and style of McKEsrr
& CHURCH. H. NJ. McKENTY,
A. S. CHURCH.
Columbia, June, 18th 1854.
N. Goods purchased for the up
river markets, at the lowest rates of
Commission, and forwarded to the
mines, through agents in Stockton &
Sacramento, at the very lowest freights.
A.. 8 CHURCH,
Corner California s. Front streets, San
Francisco. Fg
24-3t
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

NorIes is hereby ..een tina. m assess
nent OF te ty-tiv'. cents q share, Of the
eap'tsi SICK Of che Spring Hill Tunnel
70, haH beer. ordered by the Board Of
trustees to be paid every Saturday, 1t
the ONCE q tie Treasurer, Hammond
= 1aeall's Banking House, city 81
Son ors, from and after the Goth Aug.
1853. JAS. P. CLOUGH, Gecy.
Sonora, Sept IL. 1853. az
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
AUCTION NOTICE.

Nor,cE is hereby given, thai Mr..
JOHN LEARY, of Columbia, is our
authorized Agent at that plase and VI
cinity, with power to receive goods on
Commission, and sell at public Auction
in our name.
DREYFOUS 4 WHEATON.
County AEctioaeers, Senera.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24


lauka ExehSags.
A splendid ehsuea i. now offered BY
tie subscriber, who ~;saes to dispose Of
i've following desc-ibsd property, which
viii b. rxG.sd to., Al oae doiia. per
ONE WATER PRIVILEGE,
nov flied with q :ons, vaiue, $500,
formerly owned by Mr.. Parsons. t'D
One Muls, Harness and Cart, $500
One Mulo, H.rns~s and Csrt, 432
House and Stable. - $50
Ons good Mining Claim, SOC
=" rp,esdid Rias, S2
Shot Gun, IS
bouhis B.<rlied Ei6s, as
" Rife, a'e 70
:" s IS
'Mr. Jolly ..ss-s 70 The following ger
heneh. hIcsa:s ai:l!. * Co, J. Mar
ehal. Fl. K. White, j. Carly, J. w.
Cofroth aud f. II. W. Aaron.
Tho property can be seen at Geld
eI%inSs, on application to
JOHN JOLLY.
Columbia, Jane q, 'o4-85
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

A G. r 4 ~ u
FOURTH OF JULY BALL,
4 viii be given ty
The "QuADa,LL CLvr,"
of Shav's Flat, At
Tis Em7iire Henss,
on the evening of Iply fourth, 1854
e@ The Club are dess -Uined 10
spare no pains or expense to mae this
Bali the grandess affair which has ~e'
taken place III old Tuolumne.
~ A grand time, and pleasant par
ty may be expected.
D. K. KNoDE, seer'y.
Shaw's Flat, May 6, '54-7s-2m.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
Also, connected with the sbo,
~ WATCH REPAIRING.

Also, connected with the above
E@ business,
WATCH REPAIRING,
And Jewelry manufactured, and most
articles usually found in such establish
ments for sale, such as Rings, Pins,
Gold Pens and Cases, &c., &C., under
the management Of MIR. 8. G. BAILEY.
r. II. TOWLE.
Columbia, May 20, '54-So-.f
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
PsISctrAL Orr,ess-l6, Wall street,
N York.-E1prcss Building. Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.-e,
Place 10 Ia Rourrc, Paris.


! gomery street, San Francisco.
Place le Ia Bou.rc, Paris.
sss- WELLS, FARGO 4
lesVzaa~ co. dispatch an Express
to New York and every
ci,S ana ton Of tho Atlantic States, by
every Steams. Of the Regular line run
ming between New York and San Fran
cisco, both BY tie
NICARAGUA AND PANAMA
ROUTES,
accompanied by Special Messenger On
each Steamer.
ADAILY EXPRESS (accompan-
led by Messengcrs) is received and dis
patched at San Francisco, from and to
Sacramento and all the towns in the
Northern Mines. -Also-from and 10
Stockton and all towns in tho Southern
Mines.
Their Express to PORTLAND aud
the interior Of OREGON, is dispatched
by each steamer of the Mail Limo.
Their Express to EUROPE is dis
patched via New York and the ssesD-
ers Of the Collins Line.
SIGHT DRAFTS on Now York.
Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis and
Cincinnati. Also-payable in almost
all the principal cities and towns in Tie
Atlantic States and the Cauadas. =
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
j A NJ Els MILLS & co.
B A x E r 8

DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
CORNER OF MAIN 4 FULTON sraEEYs.
....CoLUMsIA....
Draw At sight, in sums to suit a
Bank Of Commerce. Boston
Duncan, Sherman & Co....N. York;
Page & Bacon. st. Lop;s
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

JOB PRINTING
Netsy Ene,s1 e ~ Gssuts QE,
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

EX CHANG E,
a at FOUR per een@.
HIGHEST PRICE
paid at all times for &
GOLD Dust
Drafts on San Francisco at par. COL
lections made on reasonable terms.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 5, 1853. 50 Il
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24

(2;Ensa) D. G. BRODER1cK.
7. =. TsAeY, Secretary. Chairman.
hosEs u. FLANAGAN,
". J. SwAsEY,
JOSH MiDDLE7oa,
G. ". CoLsY,
DAVID ScArsELt,
DAVID MAHoNET,
JoBx II. MckcxI,
L. d. HALL.
Democrats papers throughout the
sssts viii please copy.]
NOTICE.
AL persons indebted to the under
signed are requested to call and settle
and oil persons having accounts agains:
US, will please present them at the Co
Jumbo Saloon.
LOCKERS & BREULEU.
Columbia, June "a, le54-s5.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-24
TEN 7aIzES. vALCA, s3.co(

TO be drawn Aug, lesh, at tAs Co
iantia ExehSags.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-27
Original Gssag,
Written for The Smyrna Times.
Education Moral and Mental.
BY CHARLEY.

The human mind--the object to be developed
by education--is one of the most wonderful
works of God. Who but an All-wise and Om-
nipotent Being could be the architect of SO CON-
plicated, SO mysterious, and so powerful ma
chine? What mortal can define its limits 3
Who can comprehend its powers Is there
star that sparkles on the robe of Heaven-a
planet that revOlves around the sun--a beast
that roams amid the forest vida bird that
iutters through the air-a meteor that darts
along the sky-an insect that creeps--a tree
that grows-a rose that emits its fragrant odors
gem that lies beneath the brimy deep, that
can be brought under the control of, and made
subservient to its magic powerl BY it, the
thunder hasibeen wrested from the grasp of
Jove, robbed of its terrors, and made the .inis.
ter olathought. Tie heavens have been search
ed for new worlds, and The fiery comets which
formerly caused go much alarm to man have
become not an object of fear but admiration
] By it labor we can converse with our friends,
although hundreds Of miles intervene. The
desert waste has bloomed and the desolate pla-
cross the ocean, bearing in their bosom the pro.
duct of every nation and cline. The steam-car
now conveys, with almost Lightning speed, pas
sengers from place to place. Steam has been
employed in increasing nearly all the facilities
of agriculture and manufacture, and in lessen.
ing the amount of human labor-besides super.
seding, to considerable extent, the use o.
horses But the mind, powerful as it is---itt
beginning must be in the microscopic germ and
it will staad in need of much care in its Guilt
Yation, in order that it may grow and become
fully developed and attain it's full powers; fol
if its culture is neglected, it will not bring fortl
much good fruit but its growth will be RETARDED
and it will never arrive to perfection. TIL,
mind of child is capable Of being cultivate'
!, SO as to mould almost any character or point 0
!. character, as may be desired hence, !" the chill
i is the father Of tae man."
aTis education forms the common mind 81
: Just as the twig s bent, the tree inclined.
An eminent writer on education has declare
that, the FIRST FIVE years Of a mans life the CHI,
racter is more developed than in any other equ'
number of years. But, let this be as it may,
Of am sure that the character of the mar is forme
: in the first eighteen years. During this perio
r. while the mind shot yet mature, it is beptar
~ the character fopned. We plainly see th
n children possess the ability of acquiring olari
amount Of knowledge with as much case
: they can acquire i languag e--an acquirpme
4 (which is almost Impossible for foreigner
Smyrna times., 1854-09-27
VARIE TIES.

Every married man should let his wife have
the management of the Home Department, and
give her as Secretary, the control ofthe differ
ent bureaus, but don't let her have ANYTHING
to do with the matters of the War Department
No man can solve the mysteries of life, but
every man of common sense can perform its
duties. ssa 81,
Whenever YOU find yourself in company
with man who is constantly asking you 20
treat, the best thing you canado is to retreat.
What is a bloomerT A woman who puts on
pants for notofiety. '--
A down-east editor says that modesty is
quality that highly adOrns women. and ruins a
man. ..-. s..s
BAD.-In one county in Indiana, there were
lately % applications for divorces at one time.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures fell
down stairs the other day, and broke his nams
in three pieces. .,, ~se.ss s..e : a
Henry Ward Beecher says: Dress does not
make a man !. but when man is made. be looks
great deal better dressed up ~f''
"A very absent minded gentleman, being mp
set by boat into the river, sunk twice before
he remembered he could swim. 49,
When 10 lady not lady' When sae'sa
little sulky. g
"why didn't you bale him out I" inquired
bystander. e...-,... ...,..-,.
"Bail him OUT exclaimed the other. ayou
couldn't pump him out" y,
L ~ ee o. 10 q u @ssfa41-t@ ~-@ --'e+ 80
7 The keeper ola museum exhibiting skull
as that of Oliver Cromwell. concerning which
lady observed that she could not have expsc-
ted Cromwell's head to have been so SMALL
The Learned conductor replied that it was Oil
I ver's skull when he was young. -.
|, It is said that the man who 6rst introduced
gas 70 the public, was dispoacd to make sslisht
|. of tho affair" .xssw 4s Es4e - 6 -
Smyrna times., 1854-09-27

TS TONS best Government Peruvian Guano
az 5000 bushs. best Plymouth Stone Lime,
$4,000 bushels best Schnylkill Fine Lime,
% thousand good Hard Brick,
10 Saxon Brick,
q 50 perches Building Stone,
900 hushcls Ground Alum Salt,
81 sacss Ashton's best Sat
81 bbis Frash-Gruund Family Flour,
% bbls. Eastern Herring.
5000 Tbs Bicon. in Hams, Mddlings, &c,
Best Binding Lime constantly on hand.
Any quntiiy OF good Stone Lime, from Ply
mouth quarries and kilns, may be contracted
or By Farmers for the lAnd Of best quality, at
cheapest going rates.
80 I'D GEO. w. CUAiAIINS & co.
Smyrna, June &c, I554.-6m