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OUR CUSTOMERS,

a RE respectfully notified that we have att
sEssa open lot back OF our store, for the accom-
mediation of their horses, ua,il some public ar
arrangement is made.
We also embrace this occasion 10 say that
for the balance Of the season, We shall offer
still greater bargains in Goods, with view Of
reducing our stock, and making roam for FALL
GOODS. We havea few pieces of carpeings
which We will close out at very low prices, be-
sides many other kinds Of Goods.
WHITE & PATTON. s
Stanton, July "a, 1854
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SUPERIOR LAND IN
MARKET.

HAVING, as Attorney in fact for William
n Poage sold hundred and fifty acres Of the
Bell place, offer the balance, $50 acres. for
sale. Tho land lies on the west side Of the
McAdamiked road, about four miles from Saun.
ton. II is Of the most fertile quality. well stu.
a,ed and well wa,ered, and has "a sufliciency Of
timber. The land will be shown by VIM.
Poage who lives adjoining, or by myself
June 49, 1854 = st GEORGE POAGE
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PLASTER! PLASTER
VA. CENTRAL RAIIpoxD NOrfc4

DLASTsR either in lamps or barrels viii
- De- transported ever the Blue Ridge 40 last
~ possible, 80 30 not 10 Interfere with The car
rage OF other articles. The regular toad o
each Car is tons. Persons wishing less than
this smcan, will do well 10 combine snd make
up the car load-osherwise ,hey may be subject
10 delay Persons wishing less than tons arc
advised to purchase ground plassF hare ..
much loss il inevitable in handling plaster 10
bulk, for witch the Company will moi be respon-
sible. Platter in barrels viii alwaye have the
preference II D. WHITCOMBE,
Agent for Transportation
Richmond, May az, ls54.A-3m.
u erect. z Mess. please copy.
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

WHE subscribers have now in store and
afoat, goud supply Of this article which
they offer 10 their customers at the !oloest mar
ket rates.
Purchasers preferring to receive their supplies
directly from the ship can now be accommoda-
ted. FOWLE g. co.
Jul, "a, 1854.
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Notice.

-EAKINS& MERRITT hayetheir sccounts
~ made off npto the Ist Of July, 1884, and
respectfully ask that those knowing themselves
iudebed will come forward and settle imme-
diately.
July II, 1854.
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July s, 1854.
GROCERIES AT WHITE g. PATT0N'S.

C0 SACKS SALT, Marsha,'s Brand, hhds
w Brown Sugar, cheap, Q barrels Pulverized
Sugar, Crushed do, 2 While Coffee Sugar, 3
chests prime Teas barrels N. o. prime Mo.
lasses, 2 boxes Adaman'ine Candles, 10.
Spe do, ] do. White Soap. cheap Also,
80 bags prime Lagnyra Coffee, all on the lowest
terms, especially to persons wanting large lots
for cash.
July 10, 1851.
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lust received aed for sale o, PERRIN f.
GEORGE'Ss,oIe, dooss North Of the Val.
ley Hotel. Augusta Street
GRoCERlEos
hhds and N O Sugars; q bhls Crushed,
Do. 2 of Pulvefissd, 200lbs lqaf.
MOLA96ES.
- = s MD. n y Q; hb's ? r. do. 2Bos,on syrup,
SALT AND FISH,
rs Sacks MarshalPs Salt, IS Ash,on,s. 10
Ground Alum, bbls No. Shad, l2 bbis prine
Herring, bbl Policklake Fish, i.2 Dbl Shsd kye.
VINEGAR.
bbls pure No, J E lder Viaegar.
sUNDRIEs.
Boxes Diary Cheese, Mustard. Ground Par.
per, Ginger, Starch, Alspice, Mace. Tobaeco
Cigars, ,Bfooms, Buckets, Chnrns, Cotton Yam
Boots, Shoes. and many other articles il ou:
line, dill Of which will DO sold low.
June IL, ls54.-tf.
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Car Of Juggernatal,

drawn by Eight Elephants snperaly capari.
soaed being All accurate mod j Of that terrible
engine Of ltolatrous sacrifice, finished and do
eofa'ed III all the extravagance Of the Hindoo
style. Following this munster vehicle, is d
long procession OF costly Cages aud Carriages,
the whole forming spectacle Of moro than
ollenlai splendor. The Exhibition will take
Place niibia a maeniicenl variegaled Pavilion,
composed vi American FLAGS, OF water prof
prof fabric. The real, genuine, original
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HUMAN NATURE.

RF is natural tor man to provide for the inter-
y ests Of the body-boih nwardly and out
~ardly. The inward wants can hes. BE- sup
Piled at Bixby's Eating House, opposite Union
Hall, where will always be found plenty to eat
and drink, and a, all hours Of the day and eve
ming, BIXBY.
July "a, 1854.
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QUEENSWARE.

q CAST new style Queensware, viz: White
y Stone Sugars, Covered Pitchers, Nsppers,
Soup Tureins, Covered Dishes, Handsome pitch.
srs, Sets Tea Ware, Fruit Plates, and many
other Goods IN this line. making our sssortmsnt
complsts and 1t the cheapest rates.
WHITE s. PATTON.
Jn'y 10, 1884 -.Snec please copy
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July 1854.

July Z, 1904.
GROCERIES AT WHITE & PATRONS.
20 SACKS Salt, Nfarshalls brand. hhds
~ Brown Sugar, cheap, barrels pulyer
lied Sugar, 3 Crushed do, 3 White Coffee SUI
gar, 3 chests prime Teas, barrels n 0. prime
Molasses. 3 BOXES Adamaniine Candies,
do Sparm do. do White Sap, cheap. Also,
80 bags prime I.agaria Coffee, all on the lowest
terms, especially TO persons wanting large lots
for cash. ~
July 3. ls54.-S Il NJ copy.
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NOTICE.

rNHE Citizens along TIE line of the Central
Railroad are hereby informed thai the Com-
pany is not bouud aud will under no rircum-
stances, pay for Stock rnnn,ug at large upon the
commons, killed BY III, Engine.
E. FONrAlNE,
P. c. K. K. co.
July 81, ls54.-3,s.
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SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS
AT
WHITE g. PATToN'S.
july /, 1854.

TACCONET, Ginghams, Lawns Bareges
- Prints, Bleached Shirlines, Cape Shawls,
Ribbons, Collars, Pant s,uifs, Curtain Muslins,
Stair LineDs, CIcsl,, Canton oloihs, Brown Drills
cheap Hosiery, 100 pr Misses snd childrsn's
stockings assorted, and many other Goods suitu-
BILE to the season, for sale low.
July 10, iS5a.--S copy
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Cf1f1VA, GftIOAER uLA 30 YshA
: F1NCYART7CLES, PERFUME
RI, FANCY SOAPS, &c.
TINE subscriber il now opening at the store
= lately occupied by G. B. Dyer 4 Co.. such
variety Of Goods in the above line as was
never offered for sale in the Valley Of Virginia
They consist in part Of the following: Beau
tifully decorated and Gold Band China Tea
Sets, splendid Motto Coffee Cups, Flower
Vases, Card Baskets, handsome Parian and Gold
Band Pchefs. Cut aud Pressed Tumblers, Cob
let's, Wine, Jelly, and Champagne Glasses, &c.
Also, Common and Ivory handled Knives and
Forks, Plated. Albaia and Table Spoons, Forks.
&C., Walters and Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots ];
with small lot of Jewelry. Country dealers
would do we'll to give him call, as he has ma
ny articles to suit them. Ladies are partcu-
larly invited to call aud see his stock OF Fancy
Goods, &c. E. HICKSON.
White Granite and Blue printed Dinner Sets,
all at Richmond prices for CASH.
Saunton, July IL 1854. 5s
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NOTICE TO THE HEIRS OF
Sarah Hicklin, deceased.

you are hereby notified that The money
e due YOU as hsits, or distributes, Of said
Sarah Hicklin, decd, is now in our hands for
distribution, and. you are requested to come for.
ward Immediately and receive tie same, Dc we
will not pay interest thereon from the 10, day
OF Angus. next.
josiah HlNER, p.,
BENZ. F. JACKSON. ''
July II, l854.--3t.
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MUSEUM OF WONDERS!

Which comprises greater variety Of Aiac.
lions, and more extraordinary Novelties, than
ANY Travelling Exhibition in the world Eye
~ feature Of his Mammoth Establishment is oil
I. peculiar aud interesting nature, and the whole
i, produced upon a gigantic scale Of magnitude.
The travelling paraphernalia Of the American
Museum, as 1 enters each town, is preceded
by the gorgeous
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General Tom Thumb,

Is attached 10 this Exhibition, and will appear
IN all his performances, as eivea before the
principal crowned heads of Europe, including
Sengs, Dances. Gieeian Statues, and his admir-
I'd PRESENTATIONS of NAPOLEON and Frederick
The 2tsreat The little General is ticentu iieo
sears of age. weighs orly fifteen pounds,
sad Is hnt twenty eight ncbes high, Also en-
gagged LII
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
PUBLIC SALE At WEST
VIEW.

I WILL sell, on the 25th day Of August f'est,
\ all of my personal property, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ahead Of horses, and two year old colts; niilch
cows, and small lot Of young cattle; II head
OF hogs, which will be fit for killing this fall ;
. sows and 80 pigs. Also, one plantation wa
gon; harrows, pIows, aud all my farming uten-
sils-among which will be found tirst.raie
wheat Fan, and a corn-sheller. ] will cell at
the same lime 200 bushels of new wheat about
so bushels of Rye; about 400 bushels of oats {;
2 bushels Of clover seed. and quantity OF hay
There will be various other articles sold which
lit is not necessary now 10 mention.
TERMS.1For all sums over five dollars, a
credit Of II months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and good seehrty-ths bonds to
bear interest after six months For all sums
under Eve dollars, the cash will ba required.
THOMAS TEAEoRD.
July "a, ls54.-lds.-- Specie copy.
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A. Team Of Eight Elephants
Eight Beautiful Lions,

Fresh from their native Forests.
A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEAR,
---of prodigious size and feroeity.
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER, the
largest one ever captured alive.
4 PAIR OF YOUNG LIONS, only six months
old.
BRAZILIAN TIGERS, BLACK AND FOO
NAH BEARS. HYENAS, &c, &c.
The DROVE OF ELEPHANTS were cap
,ured in the Jungles OF Central Ceylon, by
Messrs S. B. JUNE and GEO. NUrTER, assisted
by 260 Natives, alter pursuisot three months
and four daysii the Junges. They,were filIal-
IL en,rapped and secured in m Indian K,aal or
Trap OF enormous dimensions and prudigious
s,tenoih where they Were sunlued.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
Mr.. NeHis.

The man without arms, who will execute his
extraordinary fsats of loading aud firing pistol
with his toes cutting profile kenesses shool.
ing at mark with a bow and arrow !: playing
ppsn ihs ACCORDION and Violintello, etc. Mr..
Nellis, In these performances. exhibits a won.
deriul example Of what indomiiable energy and
Industry can accomplish, even when laboring
under disadvantages apparently the most insur-
rnoun.abIe. t.
complete Menaserie 1f
LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
Ia also iscluded in tho American Museum
and AT a convenient period during the Exhibl.
ten
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Notice.

nWlN0 10 pressure inny husiasss havs
been compelled 70 plass my aseoe an (tss
let July. 1854. in tAS han4s Of WV. S Il
BAYLOR. for collection, MY scostsmers v III
eunfef favor b. calling upon Mr.. Daylm =,
their earliest convenience, ~ I'm little ''Aud
up in the money lice Al present.
July II. 1874. HENRY DARE.
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Augusta Female Seminary.

rlNHE duties Of this Ipstitutlou will be resum-
cd on the LIST Of September, under the same
teachers as last year. Parents are requested to
have the pupils here punoiually that the studies
Of the classes may proceed without Interruption
from the first Monday.
The Primary Department has been dIscoh!in.
ued, and no pupils will be received, except such
a. are prepared 10 commence Gfammer and
Geography.
Apply for circulars 10
WIN. B. BROWNE, Principal
July "a, 1S54.-6t.
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WANTED.

HBHE Subscriber wishes TO employ first-rate
u 'ourneyman Cooper, TO whom fair wages
and constant employment will. be given. No
one need apply for the situation, unless no is
single aud o! unexceplionable moral character,
Apply 10 the subscriber. South River, three miles
from New Hope. the latter is hispost-o Office.
JOHN w. HEMP.
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T.. T.. BARNUM.

Proprietor of the American Museum, New
York, has the honor TO announce, tina, encour.
aged by the brilliant success which has attended
all his various efforts for the amusement Of the
public, hs has been led to form the project Of
organizing vast travelling
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INDUCEMENT.

IN order To reduce our present stock Of Spiing
and Summer Clothing which is we'll assorti
ed, we are determined to sell from now ill the
fall season sets in, at very reduced prices. Our
customers aud the buying public generally ore
requested to call, select and buy.
N. B.-Our accounts up to the first of July
are made out I'VE request those indebted to call
and settle.
Adjoining Bare & Stenett, Va. Hotel.
July II, 1854. e i'll
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MORTIsINo MACHINES.
EOULD'S Celebrated Mortising Machines
u with which one person can DO the work OF
six, on hand and for sale, il is the best INVEST.
ment Carpenter can II AXE.
June 10, 1854. GEO. F.. PRICE.
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ADMIN ISTRA OR'S NOTE

"A Ill persons indebted TO the estate of John
a. Delay, decd, are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them, properly
authenticated, for settlement.
VIM. WIFHROW,
'1 Administrator
Waynesboro', Augusta CO., July "a, 1854.
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John II. BreckeMs.s.sss s: x57s..

SOssss Il. B1'eCke1ts'sGs 81 Saas9
Wholesale and Retail eis1oars,
"A RE now receiving from. ~ Nessaisra ei:-
aaAA les, per Central Railroad
Sugars.
20 hhds PR and N . SUu&fs, &C 5iis Of
white and yellow Coffee Sugars. 5 sa. polgsi
ised do DO, 10 do Crushed do do, 2 bcxss I.asi.
earl Molasses.
Is hhds P K Muscovedo and Casdenos. Ia
bbls do do, IS half bbls do do. 5 d. Co,3er
Syrup do, Boston Syrup do.
COnfees.
rs bags Green Rio, Is bags Manila do, 10
Government Java.
Candies.
40 boxes Adamantine. ~ do Sperm, Is do
Tallow.
l00 Sacks Marshail Sail, so Gro. Alum do.
Liquors.
BsAspIEs. Henessey, Cognae, Penet Cas-
lilon, Jules Robins, Blackberry, Raspberry,
Larender and Cherry
WlNks.-Shery, Madeira, Port, Malaga. Lis.
bon and Otter
WhisKEy.-lsourbor, Mononehalia, Old Rye,
very line, Ataib Essence Of Punch Superior
article.
Sundaies.
English Dairy and c hssler Cheese, Maoca.
rohi, Mustard. Ground Pepper, Pickles, Fish,
Sauces, Ginger, Starch, Mace, Allsrice, Tobac.
co, Cigars, Churcs. Buckets. Brooms, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, and macy other afticIee in our
limo. all Of which will be sold low.
Eiay Is, 1882.
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NAILS! NAlLS!t

loo KEGS best Baltimore Nails, assorted
w sizes. just recelyal and for sale at re-
lnced prices Merchants vii! be supplied npo
very favorable teIme. GEO. f. PR CE.
July 81 1885,.
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LOOK HERE!
:. VIM. j. POINTS

AS Just received few OF those excellent
II Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freesers, Cook
ing Stoves, and a lot Of Wooden Ware for sale
cheap, at the Big Coffee Pot.
lnnN &c. 1874
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COFFEE, MOLASSEs. g. SALT.
~ SACKS best Ashton Salt;
~ 10 barrels prime New York Syrup Mo
lasses;
IL Bags besl Green Rio Coffee.
For sale al N
J. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
July "a, 1854.
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d.. Johason's Inrigorating Remedy, for
Genital Debility.

Genital Debility.
BY tha great and Important remedy, weak
ness OF tie'0tgahs are speedily cured, and full
tigvr restored. Thousands OF the most nervous
and debiitaied, who had lost all hope, hsve
been imme lately relieved. All imped,men.s
TO Marriage, Physical or Metal Disqualified.
ton, Nervous irri,aoiny. Trembling and w cak-
ness, or Exhaustion OF the most fearful kline, ARE
speedily cured.
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves Sy Certain
Practice INDUCED in when alopeA-a habit fire.
quently learned fom evil companions, or at
school-,he effects Of which ara nightly felt,
even when asleep, and if not cured, renders
marriage impossible and drsifoys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that "A young maa, the hope Of
his country, and the darling Of his parents,
should be snatcheti from all prospects and en-.
joymen,s Of lie, BY the Consequences oil devia.
ling from the path Of nature, and induleipg in a
certain secret habit. Such persons before con.
MARRIAGE
should reflect thai a sound mind and bndS are the
mos, necessary requisites 10 promote, conuutial
happiness, Indeed without these, the journey
through life becomes d weaIy pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly darkens TO The view the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair, and filed with
the melancholy reflection, thai the happiness of
another becomes bghied with our own.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured, and full vigor restored
TO STRANGERS.
The many ihotsants Of The most desperate
and hopeless cases cured al The fusitu,lon with
in the last twelve years, and the numerous i'm.
portant Surgical Operations performed By DR..
JOHNSTON, witnessed by The reporters Of the
papers and many other pefsons-nosices OF
which have again and again appeared before
the public--i, sufficient guarantee ID the af-
ncted
He who places himself under The care of DR..
Johnston, may regously confide in his honor as
a gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as physician.
There are so many ignorant and worthless
duscks copying DR. Us advertisements, and .ad-
verlising themselves as physiciaps--,ri hing
with, and running the health Of the already at.
ficted--ihal DR.. Jonns:.n deems il necessary Ia
say, especially to those unacquaintec with his
reputation, that his Credentials or Diplomas a..
ways hang in his Office. tsT sIssse
CO. ALL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID
Remedies sent TO all paris Of the country
TAKE NOTICE Persons writing mus,
state age, also send the portion Of advertisement,
which describe symptoms.
u OFFICE No, z. SOUTH FREDERICK
ST, East side. Observe name on door.
1Inoe 10 LISA Nv
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Mr.. LENGEL. THE LION KING,

Mr.. LENGEL. THE LION KING,
Will enter the Dens Of the Wild Beasts, and
Give his classical Illustrations Of Hercules
struggling With ihe NB.nesp Lion, Daniel
IN tbs Lions D,r, Samson destroying the
Lion, &c. .f.i s. r;
One Of the most interesting portions Of The
Exhibition is formed by the display Of great
collection OF
WAX STATUARY,
i-nelading figures of The size Of life, Of al the
Presidents Of The United States, and also Of a
great plumber of noted characters, American and
Foreign, all of which are accurate likenesses,
aadappropIistely coslumed. In fact, the whole
'SSp,ishmfnt is vast repository Of
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SECRET DISEASES

WAS discovered the most Speedy, Pleasant
G2L and Efectaal Remedy in the world
for all
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New Store in Staunton.

June &c, 1s54.--S. s M. copy.
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ASTONISHING CURE or SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copyof a Letter from NJ. ". J. Langley,
of HantsriNe, Yadkie County, Nc,ts
Carolina, u. s., dated Nor. 1st, 1853.
READ HIS OWN WORDS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31

Married persons, or those contemplating
marriage, being aware Of physical weakness, or
any other impeachment, should Immediately ap-
ply 10 Dr., yohnstoh.
OFFICE. No 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST,
BALTIMORE, MD, seven doors ifdtr Bali-
more street, East side, up the steps.
" Be particular in observing the name and
number, or you aeiH mistake the place. Be not
entitsd from this ofice-slight cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
OREGON.

The new steam propeller Peytona Capt Nash arrived
carly yesterday morning in three days from Portland
We have Oregon papers to Jan 10.
The citizens of Portland held public meeting tho
5th inst to take to secure city charter,
MukDERrR-CorneGus Sharp, the condemned was
shipped board the steamer Portland on Saturday. for
the pentenary which is TO be built some ne or other,
at Portland His wife and child accompanied him. Oar
town, thank fortune is rid of one nuisance Spectator
VALENTINE NEAL.-1hs notorious individual is again
at large Having out his welcome in this place he
whed away few days in Linn City, until it was disoov
cred who he was He was then driven OFF. IL is not
known whether he has soped We warn our neighbors
against harboring countenancng this desperate fellow
lii supposed he made for Portland lie is tall and slen
der and has light hair ana we suppose INN 10 De ABOUT
NV CorSTY-It will be seen by the correspondence
of old Washington that petition for new county is
in it, 1t is proposed to make the Iuhatln River the
boundary from the mouth up some - or Is mlGs ands
10 be both sides of the Willamette River and the Butte
Chsmpoeg to be the county seat We do not wish to
be included ia the new county. spectator.
TALL TREEs-William and Elisha Bird cut tree up on
the 1uslstn River, about three miles from Linn City,
from which they hewod stick Of timber l6 by Is inches
square and IS feet long Above that from the same tree
they hewed another II inches square and SO feet long
making in all 10 feet running measure. This shows how
gradually the frtrees taper spectator
NEW RoAD.-At length we are happy in being able to
inform readers that there is prospect of good com
nuncaOn being opened with the Iuaatin Plains, and the
upper valley generally by Of direct road from
Portland 10 Browns Ferry the Tualaiin River, and
thence TO Lafayette and Salem Such facility has long
been needed and we are satisfied that it viii now be
cured by the enterprise and lberaly OF the citizens of
Portland, and ready for use early in the season.
Portland TimeL
SECosD CRoP.-Mr. Hunssker, Of this county, disco
yered of his apple trees last week. several small
apples, quite half grown. The tree of an early
variety, and bore crop which pulled some time IN
August These supposed TO be the second crop Ihe
were regularly shaped and had healthy appearance 1t
is rather remarkable tlatthey hung until near the last
of December There il telling how much longer thsy
wsuld have remained, had they not been pulled whoa
tey were We have heard of two or three crops OF po
ta6os in season but it is the first time we have heard
NJ two crOps Of apples the same season. Spectator
Nothings talked of in Portland but building brick
STOKES We may look for several next summer We have
four already. Portland Ilmcs