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CHERRIES SALE.-PURSUANT

SHERItFS SALE.-PURSUANT
tvyu ul which were issued from the Court of mmUu
Pleas OF CuIumbHua County, and one from the Court Of
Common Peus of Aauomug County, and each at the sui
Of Lndwlg kneedltr 60 vs. John CLARK TO me directed,
sh 10 offer for sal at public auction, at the door Of The
Court House aUrger u Seneca and hampl lUn streets
The CITY OF Cleyeani 10 ha County oI Clyaloga, v
day the ollowtus described real estat to ant: lst de
scrbed piece Fl uatG IN The township OF Middlebug. N
the County of CJyuhugI and state OF Ohio and Is kuuwu
as In 10 No one aud two, IN the yluge OF Berea with
the buildings and spuurenanCss thereto belonging,
serving TO the Trustees the Bereu Seminary the -
press light To pUhip intoxicating qdur from btug glg
mechanical medicinal or pharmaceutical purposes, N
sad lots 40 the streets alleys adjoining said lois, or
ever ch said parcel parcels of land SUI sel O.
contain halt acre of land, be the same more less but
suUuC tI all Oh high yuys; appraised 81 800 OJ.
2I bed tract of 10. If land situate IN Che township
Addlebu'gh lu the Comfy OF Cuyuhugu, and Ststu
village OF BOrea being lhe lot d. eded Jre llt
day vi ia ua l5J by Henry sheldon to John NJ Sterns,
CuItalulug near fourth Of acre, be the mut
or ess but subject to all legal highways appraised Of.
81 described tract orio of land situate in the township
Mtddleburgh lu the County tuYuhOga ana State OF
Oil an IS known as int OF No sNy-nlne (63) In the
Village Of BCrUa Toseyln- tue right 10 lhu Trustees of tho
Bgrua Seminary 90 prohibiting he sale, giving away
If intoxicating liquors sad lot, lu the streets ME
Ieys duIuug the except Tor medicinal or meChlu
cal pu- for ever CUuta ing lurt} -ulst huudleliIs
llS lUU Of 100 be the less but subj e.t
To all l'gal lI Iuwuysi appraised al 81 OlUOO.
lh described tract or Ul of land situate IN the tuWusp
Of NJ ddeburBl in the County o. Cu'ahuga aud Ste Of
ONO, ami Is known In BurCu town at part iruC
&C. aud bounded follows: being on the east side OF
huChy River Bridge street ucuCe running
ward, Huhru0k's Apparatus Factory, and the d-u
tending back the e the river be the
or icss, appraised at Sl5OOO, ,,,,r,-,- -. .,
A AMBER Prt'Hs Atty. y25.2i5
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Pure Vegetable Extracts, and PIT up IN Glass
Cases, Air Iight, and ,oH keep N any eli
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CUNRTFF,S SALB---PURSUANT

~ III " III II II - lDLAI4ty - llhD - A4N 1
the command OF an order OF sale, issued from The
Court of Common Pleas CuyHhugu county, the sut u
Reuben r Waltrrs plaintiff nea Wa liam n lew e. OF
teen ants directed, shall offer for sale ~ the door
nf the Court House corner OF SeuOea and Chumpuiu
srous) ia city OF Cleveland IN said COuuty the " h
day of Septcmhnr. 1853, at oClk o said duy he f
low ascnbtd lands and euem6ns, 10 wit uatU 10
the township Chagnn Fails, in the state Of Ohio, and
which Is the county of CuyuhOga, and known y
bel g IN the village Of Chagru Falls, and is bounded
follows tu Wit. Commencing at point IN the wet
line of Broad street feet suuthWuTdly from where
range street and Fluud str az nterstct, and run
ming westwaTdly at right angles with Broad rect 20 the
east vf laud occupied by Phucas Ball thence
southwarjy aorg said Balls east lue fy thence
custwardy TO The line Of BROAD street. thence uurt-
along the ives line SAID Broad street MY feet
The place of beginning, be the less, but rub
Iect TO all legal highways AppTnr ed at Si6G 90
ID. l. WiGlIIMAN, sheriff
& HIAKrsLEE plt'ls At''E uuEl2.giH
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEV ELAND.
Aug. l7-To 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ

ENTERED.
Steamer City of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo
Oceuu. Evans, De rult
Forester Ward. Toledo,
Propeller Nile COiius Chic GO 300 bbls hEhWhta, iW
pigs lead, 50 bb's -four, pkgs merchandise.
Chandler
Vermont, Newkrk, Dunkirk, 40 tons mdse, Pei
sTped.
Schooner Ruby Meacham Buffalo, 40 tons marble Hubby
Hughes & Co 900 bbls selt, 90 bbls water lime,
/. .FAS S BURGESS. ....
Hszieton, WHITAKER Buffalo, go bhls salt, so bbs
cement, Begges a Chapn.
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Transportation,

S1z1lA 1859.
Tue NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION GO.
Will durus he present season. run their well known and
popular Line of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburRh & OswegO, md Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdonsburgh aud Oswego and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Couuectns at ogdensburrh with the
Ogdensburgh Vermont Central r r. Route,
Between
Ugdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, LOWELL Worcester
and Boston,
And at Osveco with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betgocen Os,cego, Troy, Albany and Neo York
Connecting alsout Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ouukirk, Cleyolaul aud Sandu,ky, anda
TRI.WEEKLY RAILROAD LJNE
Bstwoeu Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
r- Property forwarded by tins Ltuo viii be subject TO
but one uaushlpment
r5- Merchandise marked N r Co Express" Will to
forwarded fir m New York bv =, press Freight Train
the New York Enc Railroad, aud promptly ioI-
wsrded from Duuklrk.
rR~ These Lines cunuectut Cleveland with the Clove-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
AppT v r. n
] MYERS Agent N. T. Co, No. III Broadway. n Y .
]. l. WARNER, Agent N T Co, No CGntin Slip n Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent n. +. Co. No. IS stale street
A, CUSIudAN, Agent " c Line No. los state Street,
CHAS s TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut 5; Phila
T. + CHURCH, Agent, Ruuse's Point, N .-.
G. J. THOMPSON Treas. n. /. Co, Ogdcnsuursh NJ
| GEORGE PARkER, Age T. "
HOVEY CRAWFORD. Oswego. n Y.
s d CALDWELL, Aggut Buukirk
j. S. CHENOWETH co, Cincinnati, o.
J v MCBt TIL, Agent Sandusky
VIM. T. Wal KER. Agent. Toledo
b.. X. MA rtEWS, Agent D. troit, Mich
] 4. nRAMFORD Miwaukee Wis
MoHFNBY & BARKER Racine, Wis.
MAIHER s. CO, Chicago.
JACOB WASBBURNE Davenport Iowa.
II p. WISORG co Fulton City, III.
y W. GRAHAM & co Cairo, IN.
FIFE MICHAEL, St. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Tursp lrtation Company
GleVe and. Feb 18th. 1899
mar9R6 p. CHANBERLIN, President.
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Flour-Iu better demaul, and market le5' lower Sis
I bbs IT SlsTa 70 good extra spring iatt 81 90 extra
Wis. a Blt uS5st r to choice eNua Mich, lud Ohui
s5l255 .ua, 3 4. double extras,
WbrIt-Red and white winter scarce alu uIm hIfihE
steay w. sales gOOUu bush No new Chn7Eo spring To ar
rive next week sOr 90 bus old ul daId IHI NpuEE 81
6gc 1000 bus amber ami ono Ht 81 uaUlfb oV hus
white Dhic aud LAT at sl,O.
Corn-Quo. but firm Sales 1000 bus No iIlh Store al
6S5dC.
Oats quiet.
New barley nominal a. Soc.
Rrr-Stspdy sales 700 bus at CO.,
WHISKY Q net. Sale, 10 bbls al 2lc.
Lake mp5r siUUO bb hour, % OJO bus wheat $500 uus
Cna ibis hour II 600 bu. wheat 1880 bus
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Master Commissioner for SAID County
ClsveIaud. Ansust Ia 1860 augls. .24s.daO

Cleveland. Aueust d, 100 augls:2lsd2Ol
MASTER'S SALE.-PURSUANT
1VL t1thu commend OF "a uccretti ord of sale from
Court u Cummpn Pleas OF Cuyuhugt County 90 the
sui OF William Kennedy against AtrHhum Jones aud h.
Urs, TO me directed shalt CApuso for sale at public
ion at Che DOR the Conrt House, corner OF seneca nud
ChnWpalu sfrUuts,l VA he Ciy II Cleyoitui On the
twenty DAY u Augus, 1859, at two O'Clock NJ
the following dosrubod uuCt lot OF land situate u tho
City of CIuyeuna County Cuyahuga, and State of Ohio
on the uoIthpr sii ui st. CLAIR street a. commencing
at point tile ulrherly margin thereof sixty feet cast
pry tUn the intersection oil Wood and ST. lur streets
in said city, the southeast the lot known
The II Clair Street Methodist Episcopal Church, thence
uurhcry rgh angles with St Car street one huIUred
and fifty feet to alley; thence ea,tsty thirty three fet
the line SAID algy; then"e sOutheyy parallel with
the hr,t line huudo aud fny feet st. Clair street;
thence westerly the lime Of ST. Clair street thirty three
leet TO tue plgCg ut bCguui,
Appraised ut $500 Terms, Cash.
July25, 1869 HENRY G. ABBEY,
Mus.el CuuIr
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A cuRE WARRANrEn.

Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tEclu
svey Co this peculiar class ul maat aud the relief they
have consequently hoyu enabled 90 fellow crea
fully testified and gratefully acknowledged bv
paleuts and otler dully arriving ia town from u
parts the country trthc Npress purpose uy OF CONSUL
atiOus while heTe have been CU ed hy the most
signal advantages yet FROM what they have experienced m
guruu into the causes of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO- that of the most dan
ger and uvCiemlr) they have always ulcrtauru lh
possibility their prevention, aud TmOval aud likewise
invariably found TINT the most horrible and malignant orms
following causes Ignorance, neglect or tine bd cN, 50
uuskllliul and improper treatment therefore DR.. AMOS
\ SON have suCceedeu Iu discovering IN thCs election
heir dies SAFE, eoctuu and cautious course, omit
ting all combination of edlos VIII Ch bear cquvoc
character we'll hose whose premature ur nuIci us
application might be- productive ul bad consequences u the
ards OF pivae individuals luSlurt the uutabe end OF
irremedIes the esseuing Of great mss, of human
hy the JlluvaIOn, relief and prevenDou of those
eyous tCtI0us THAI reality the secret foes of life
nd which, whot extensively surround usCal aloud
Orour skill and mterf, renee lu their determination
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YOUNG MIN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR. AMOS 81 SOM AXE pleasure iu announcing thnt tuH'
have invented important INSTRUMENT Tor tho ruto u
the above diseases % Ea been subjected tu test bN The
most eminent thysiciaus in London, Paris Puudellna
New York; been declared the only useful stu
msut invented for the Seminal WeaAnUss uI
auy disease caused by the secret habits of youth Price
! $40 I1mail express.
n. R.--Dr AMOS SON, IN order To satisfy the most
6keutcal the merits OF this instrument pledge them
selves that IN instance where provo unsatistC
tory, af fair trial The monov viii be refunded by re-
l turning the instrument iu good order
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CONTRAOTlNG ACCENTS.

CONTRACTING AGENTS.
! JOHN Il, MOORE, Agent N, y c kR No 2o' Broad
way, N Y.
NJ b 5 S5AULDGNG, Agent spauldng's Express, M 2ic
| Broadway, Y.
chaut'- Cnufr,l Caunl Liur, No lgl Broadway n. v
WV. STEWART, Agent Cleveland SPittshur Railroad
d b. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland * Pittsburgh
Railroad. Wheeling. Va
HUBBY HUGHES CO, Forwarding Merchants Cleye-
lHud Ohio
MIX MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
ONO.
H. & VI DOWFLL, Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
j. " TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
Wi
RICHMOND CO.. cor. Clark and South Water stree
Chicago. - .
ru1rlE15g Office foot of MICHIGAN 81. BunalO. " Y
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l1bpsitious & 5ur9rous
NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
DR.. AMOS & SON,

A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
- The Snts whoat members Of the Royal COLLEGE OF
Surgeons, London May bC consulted from O'CLOCK lu
The morning until Sat might, u cyory stage ami symptom o
disease The iretmeut they adopt is the resu' upwans
OF thirty extensive practice n Europe and erica
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Prepare against Fire.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ for sale by the Ageut at his DruuJ No 96 Supor ~
large assortment Of those justly celebrated WlLDERS
PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES, 20 which The utten-
tlOn Otthe public rs called.
IaMlIAW M < kAYNNInE
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SHERlEf AND SPEClAL MAS
y TFRS SALE-Pursuant % the oommaud Of au ord sr
ga county at the suit ~ Chts 4 Bhkesoe uh aguius
Samuel X Collins and al des, o. me urortod, shall off
House (conef ef Seneca and Chlmpsiq sIoe n ihf 60
Gltye ul4 Cuuufy, on the 2h day of September
1853, ut o'clock Of said ury, the lands and tene
meuts described iu the plaintiffs petition u sIid ucl
follows. 90 vit: Situate m The uWnshtp of Ch1rrn
Falls u the State Of Ohio, aud which rs also ga the county
CWahga and rs known by being part v los 10 aud 2O
his follows no Wit being all OF said lots ~ and 20
Graves allotment Cnaguu Fa village, except ~ feet ui
the west side and - feet Of The south ends ho OlTe
veyed g. 4 Bakesee The promises huruhy convey ed
are the to-day conveyed by q, IT, BukesrB and
VIII 10 X Collins, be the more less subject 10
AM legal highways Appraised az SfiA OO
ID l.. WlGHIMAN, Sherd
and Special Master Com'r
q. +, BLAKEsLEE, p p, tuugl22ts
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flour s. .1jrr6.
Gnr0mure.

1 lABPENTEBn TOOLS.-The laTg-
~ est und bestvarely the Ctv--ior saleby
an30 II X RAYNOLpS, No Supeior ST.
HOUSE TRAININGS, of every des-
H cnptIou, variety style aud pnro--fpr sale by
nu3 H. k REYNOLDS, No. SunorioT So
RON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
= load for sale by X, kAYEOLDS,
aLll M sLIuLn
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BUFFALO, CLLVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFae41-1
~ LalA Navigation, the Propuetor u HhiTUIM
OF this Line VIII put upon the route irum Sd -
Buffalo tU Chicago seven hrst-Cuss A
j Screw steamers, of great strength and speed,
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AMosr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
YOUNG MIN TAKE pARTICULAR NOTICE

An sirumpn Tor The Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuu7n Seminal Weakness, sc Can be pufma
uenIy cured day tu two moutHs by the use
this Instrument when used coniuutly with medicines
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Crnol Notices.
rRoFOsRD ANgNpMHNy no 11IU CON

PROPOSED AMggpMgNT no quU cor
fof Annual Ses ,6os oi ths Gsosra Ass,m6y
r5cc os bg'1 sa ''s n .as r. sou5 SEC, eodsu1 q 2Fs
herein tlat be aud is hereby rrpgsed tn he electors of
up,n he approval or roipcion Of e 5wins ameuimen
uo1 oi nv s,c ,S' ,I m iic 1s,igti9o e is s,,ie
V w "Au reEugr SESSIONS of We gonual Avewhy
WILLIAM Il wO6Ds,
Speaker of thD House o Renrcf uinyos,
April O. 1889 Prc.iont y ihe ssnaie.
srcEETNY of SfArEf -oIucE}
th,rob cerf, Cha, t 'S@gS, 6@T5nr % ot Resaon 1i ~.
latve 70 an Amendment to the Cuusupu9n pIoyidng i'
ANNUAL sessions ol ihe 0gneu N,'mhV' s true cop'
atilqsltoet3 srrteiary oi STATE
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.--l he cred.
nolce that tho gndos ned has lcou duly eppouiol
aS i & haa a i " ds Psos ho h'aS 5mS SIo ams
Cevalau Angus, iah, is5s ausi3:li6 3w
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale.
w Pursuant 90 az order Of sne, to me deccd nom
Cu.sh,g In the State OF Ohio u AN action therein PEND
KS, wpgroin Thomas J. Fisher IS pngil aId Emery
nose ur q public the door the Court
IN said COUNTY o ihe ii6 3aS of Sootem6eG is5 beveeh
the hours no O'Clock a. W. and " o. lock NJ Of sad
of tm alo4a and State Tdo a is novgc h ,t i lot
lows to wit: Bounded west b., gudo Cham loy hitch
Nathan iobq T. ihomas Fisher ana the Chagru liver,
| Of aud Also, 'SuuUu iu the township Vt Chagrn
founded AS lows wit Moth ON Tho nd Of John
Gooeel east on Chag 20 yer south gn sad tshfr land
yeyel To- Nhe SAD ShehedI ny l iGgs Halhhurn, c-
ass as' 70 contain 'y-'p''' '''''' DO ' same '''' ''
Both descriptions embrace the piece o. parcel OF
Appraised value $50 90. ,.,-,,, d. .,,...,....-
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COUNTRY INV AIlDS.
Persons IN part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail of thelr with
remittance for medicines &C.
Addrcs, Dr. AMOS o SON, corner NJ ala aud Quay-sts
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Highwines 19gal "A a 2A'S
Uhfahv lU


Hay a9topl2 OO0 l6 OO.waer-Eastu 33bhll $50
10 bsled f2ton "a Sandy Hd Cemnt Slgd
Hops-....-.-.F2lb lA6 10 White Lime ..... ID ! q
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IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLU-
i TION Of the Guy Council Of the city of Cleveland,
investing me with the authority for such puruo~c offer
the reward u thonsa "a dollars tg any IcTSon per-
who shall give Information that shall lead To the arrest
ana conviction ut the person persons Implicated u tho
murder Of tho late ELISHA T. STERLING, of lis oity
GEO. b SENTER,
nurl3.2i4.1v Mlyurut fhe CITY n levelaud
, 1859-11-04

BY the arrival of the II. B. Co.'S steamer Otter
from Langley, on the esth ult., the Gd=ctte
learns that three Italians who left Victoria few
days since, and were on their way to the mining
region with boat load Of provisions, had been
murdered by party of Indians last Thursday
morning, near the Fisheries on Fraser river about
10 miles below New Westminster. An Indian
in his canoe had discovered the boat which had
been pilaged Of its cargo and then partially
burned Two Of the men were dead; ono of
whom, tied to the mast Of the boat, had three
bullets in his body. The third was still living
when discovered by the Indian, who conveyed
him to New Westminster, but he expired shortly
after he had been carried up to the barracks. A
party started out in pursuit of the Indians sus-
pCcted Of being the perpetrators of this foul mur.
der, and by the arrival of the Eliza anderson,
we learn that one Of the number had been cap.
tured and it was thought from the measures
taken that the remainder Of the party would be
secured.
The sum Of $1,000 has been subscribed in Vic
toria for the purchase of an alarm bell, hooks,
ladders, &C., to be used in event of fires.
The COIOnist Of 3lst ult says that on Friday
afternoon the Eliza Anderson arrived from Fra
ser river with 20 passengers and about $1,000
in dust. A considerable number of her passen-
gers are miners on their way to California The
American Boundary Commission were retiring to
winter quarters at Semiahmoo.
The U. S. Revenue Cutter Jclf: Davis, which
arrived on Wednesday last, with Col. Lay, Aid
de-Uamp to Gen. Scott, with dispatches to Gov
Douglas, LEFT Sunday morning for San Juan and
Port Townsend.
The shipments Of gold dust per Express by
the Brother Jonathan for San Francisco, yester-
day, were as follows:-By Wells, Fargo & Co,
$s7,s04; Freeman & Co., $ll, 800, making to-
tai Of $49,1O4 Freeman 4 Co. shipped per
Northerner, on Thursday last $4,000 in gold
dust
Mr.. Alphonse Kaindler, well and hvorably
known by our citizen, died in San Francisco on
the evening Of Oct 10th.
Brig ". D. Aiee, Capt BuddingtOu, arrived
at Victoria on Wednesday evening, Oct. Goth.
, 1859-11-04
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
S1RILlCOOH. W.T.. FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1859.


If the emigration from Oregon to Other
counties Of our Territory bears anything
like . fair proportion to this (Pierce) county,
We are rapidly increasing our population at
tho expense Of Oregon. Hardly day
passes without the arrival Of one or more
families in town or county, and we are in
fsrned By late cOmsrs that the road is
throngsd with parties on the way. This
stream set in early last spring, and has been
steadily on the increase during the entire In
tsrvsnlng period, 70 represent time. Should
Il continue In . like ratio through another
year, the population Of Oregon must mate
rally diminish, while that Of Washington
Territory shall have doubled or trebled.
Already We hear our people complaining OF
being crowded, or Of their stock ranges be-
coming too small owing to the recent large
aecsssions Of people from that quarter; and
thoss having claims on the Puyallup and
elsewhere which they were compelled to
abandon during the late Indian war, and to
which they had not since returned, have re
Gently deemed Il advisable to 60 on and 90
cupy them. lest in their absence strangers
should take possession Of their claims.
, 1859-11-04

To The Editor Of tie P1get SoHHd Herald:
SEATTLE, Oct. 24th, 1859

To The Editor Of tie P0get SoHad Herald:
SEATTLE, Oct. 24th, 1859.
The Committee appointed by the citizens Of
Seattle to supcrintcnl the construction Of wagon
road through the Snoqualmie Pass of the Cas-.
! cade Mountains, having completed the ~orl; as
far practicable tbs season. submit the follow.
ing report
The ropd was commenced at Sloqualmie
Prairie, and passes over low hills heavily timber.
ed for a dit of six nils TO Ralt'esnake
Prairie, which is ;he proper point for junction
Of roads fr, m the different points On the Sound.
On having the valley Of the prairie, the road as.
ccnds to level bench or plateau which extends
to TOc.nu-num Lake, distance miles; thence
along the shore Of the Lake nearly level 5 miles
thence to the foot Of main divide in the valley
Of Cedar Creek, GS miles; thence up the divide
on an easy grade to the Summit Prairie, II
miles; thence along the divide, avoiding the
highest point by passing to the right and down
to the Twin Lakes, II miles; thence down the
eastern slope of the mountains, which is not
steep, but will require some grading, to the out
let OF Lake Ke.cha-lis, miles; thence on level
ground 70 tue open tmOer ut the head OIL iakima
Valley, miles.
ine ioau Is Gu, ou' "iue e'lOus" iOr wagon
70 PaSS0'er anu 'ne 'oSs Ie'ho'eu' some gr.u'
l"s = y. requ'leu '" ul,sr.n' poruO"S ol .ns
IUuu, "n''n ".".r' "O' "O'0 " W =" aeeOuA' VI "
@ su0 ,A.,"'sS n ', '"e seasO"' Du' We PrOPO'. "
renew the work next summer and improve IL
time for the emigration. The route is vel SUI.
piled with good water, and grass can be found in
ab,rdor,o n a. Snoouolr,;o R.,,,osr.Lo .,d Sr,r.
, 1859-11-04

From recent Australian paper we take tie
following account Of the destruction by fire Of
the "AustralasiOn Balloon" in Sidney, N s.
W.:
Pursuant to announcement the AustTaLa-
SiGR Balloon was inflated in the vacant ground
attached to Mr.. Pollock's premises, between Pit
and George streets, and in due time ascended
from this spot The occupants Of the car were
Mr.. Green, one Of the proprietors Of the bal
loon, and Mr.. Alfred Wardell, Of Vauxhall Gar.
den, London. Owing to the nature Of the wind,
the aeronauts were compelled to descend in the
yard Of the Woolpack Inn, at the Haymar-
ket One Of them (Mr. WardelD having got ou',
the other attempted 10 rise again so as to descend
in small paddock somewhat further on; but
the pressure Of the crowd, which by this time
had poured into the yard, prevented him from so
doing. There was no resource, therefore, but to
empty the balloon Of its gas where Il then was.
Out the subtle vapor escaped with great rapidity
from large rent in the body Of the balloon, and
impregnated the whole Of the surrounding at
mospherc. Still all might have been well, but
that some reckless fool took this opportunity to
light lucifer, and to cast the still burning
match away. For q description Of what Co..
lowed we take the words Of an eyewitness:
The effect Of this was horrible in the ex-
treme. Streams Of gas, which had Just issued
from tho balloon into the air, ignited instantly,
and vivid lines and sheets Of flames traversed
the yard In all directions, like flying fiery SER
pents. During the time that this awful sight
was visible, the terror and confusion that pre-
vailed was such as to battle description. II must
be borne in mind that in spite Of reiterated and
untiring efforts Of the police to clear the yard,
Il had been hardly possible for them to do more
than to keep tolerable order in the excited throng
Iii - asNa
, 1859-11-04

THR WNE CRoP.-Mr. Buchanan, Of Gin
cinnati, in letter to the St. Louis Horticultural
Society, says the vintage Of 1859 near Cincin-
natl viii be the largest since 1858. The av-
erage yield viii be about four hundred gallons
to the acre, although some vineyards will pro
duce six or eight hundred gallons to tho acre.
Within twenty miles round Cincinnati it is est.
mated that the crop viii amount to eight hun.
dred thousand gallons. So that the wine crop Ol
Ohio the present year may safely be stated at over
one million Of dollars in galue. ,l.