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, 1859-12-16
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOON, ". T, FRIDAY, DEC. Is, 1859.
ONE HUNDRED NILES AZ HOUR.


The following letter was written in reply to a
note from many of the most respectable citizens
Of Buffalo:
GENTLENEN-T will with pleasure comply with
the request therein expressed; and in doing so
shall endeavor to establish, among others, the
following propositions:
First-That steamers may be constructed that
can be made TO run more than one hundred
miles an hour.
SeeOnd-That they will be so strong and steady
that the greatest oceanic forces will not endan-
ger their safety nor disturb their equilibrium
Sea sickness will be impossible.
Third-That the economy Of their movements
will be such as to reduce the cost Of travel and
transportation thereby to less than one-ifth Of
their present ordinary rates
F6UTth-That when light they need not draw
more than fourteen feet, and when loaded with
. very large amount Of freight and passengers,
and with fuel enough for voyage around the
world, they need not draw more than about
twenty-five feet
Fyts-That as war ship one Of these would
be an OVer-match for al existing navies.
also intend to exhibit and explain q working
model Of paddle wheel, Of very simple con-
struction, for steamers, that Is thought by engi.
neers and mechanics to afford perfect solution
Of the difficulties that attend the operation Of all
existing wheels for steamers both paddle and
screw. shall also explain method, inexpen-
eive in ships Of this construction, but perfectly
effective, Of condensing their steam by surface
condensation, by the aid Of which fresh water
may be fed to marine boilers, and all the advan-
tages Of both the eondensing and locomotive en-.
gines combined in one. These facts OF the
wheel and condenser are not indispensable to the
results first mentioned, but secondary.
As questions Of local interest, particularly, l
shall show that at Q moderate expense steamers
may be built for our lakes that can easily attain
. velocity Of not less than fiity miles the hour,
that will be safe and steady, economical In their
movements, as compared with our existing steam
ers, and that can, at dFafl Of about eight feet,
carry three thousand tons Of freight and three
thousand passengers Ishall also show that full
load Of freight can be placed on board or unload
cd, with no injury and at small expense, in lcss
than one hour, and that vessels Of this construc-
ton may by q simple contriyance for Winter use
be made TO run all Winter and not be seriously
incommoded nor impeded, nor ut all endangered
BY the ice. As the proofs which sustain these
facts are simple, and believe have never failed
to carry conviction to the minds Of those who
have fully examined them, doubt not but
shall be able TO make them understood by those
who deem them worthy Of their attentive con-
sideFatiOR. As the expenses to which you allude
will necessarily be considerable, have conclud-
ed 70 follow your suggcstiOn and charge small
admission fee.
These expOsitiOns viii be given at ST. James
Hall on the evenings Of the 2Sth, Goth and 3lst,
commencing at a o'clock.
lam, gentleman, very trnly yours,
ROLLN GERMAN.
, 1859-12-16
TOWN LOTS!
BLISS ADDITION TO sTEILACOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

TINE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
L his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each h prepared 10 sell
or seeking Investment This claim, for advantageous
location 10 not excelled ly any on Puget Sound The
site has been laid out with view TO beauty and conVe-
plot well Watered by springs. Sites l0r three churches
have already been donated and aet apart The prizes Of
Lnts range from $50 70 $50 each according 10 locality.
The proprietor contempatea building wharf fiOmthe
claim during the coming summer, which cannot lAi 10
greatly enhance the value Of the entire property.
Parties Wishing 70 purchase do 90 BY applying 10
FRANK CLARK. Esq., Of Steilac00m, who, hy power
Of attorney, Is authorized 10 sell and convey l0ts
60af LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1859-12-16
PAINTS AND OILS:

Forest River and English White Lead, Rcd
and Black Lead, boiled Linseed Oil, Polar Oil, in
tins, Camphene, Alcohol, Turpentine, Litherage,
Yellow Ochre, Lamp-black, Paint Brushes, win.
dow Glass, Putty and Panel Doors.
Also general assortment Of Family Medicines,
Pills, Liniments Salves, Balsams and Drugs.
Ask for something in this line that we haven't
in store, and we will send for it by the next
steamer.
Positively the above goods will be sold cheap
for cash or produce. We want wheat, oats,
hides, butter, beef, cattle, stock, or ft hogs So
bring on your produce or cash; but do not ask
for long credit
N.B.-Two-and-a-half per cent per month in
tcrest will invariably be charged after thirty days
from delivery Of goods.
, 1859-12-16

MEDICAL NOTICE.
MATTHEW p. BURNS,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocuLIsT,
once next door TO Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
nR. M. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
the citizens Of Washington Territory and Vancouver
Island for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the past Eve years Dr. Burns 0er bis services 70 al who
affected with chronic disease Of the Urera and Bladder and
for that disease structure Of the UrehFa, and chronic
diseases Of the Eye and Ear He be consulted gratis every
Friday In hs oce oee hours from 70 l2 NJ Persons
smiling him from distance viii be faithfaly attended 70
Charges moderate.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
TomS Compound Extract of copaha and sarIapAFA, for
the Of elects, GonorFhea, Structures and Whites.
RseyS Compound Extract Of Bnehu for diseases Of he
Urinary organs such erangury Gravel 0est Lncorhmap
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. M p nurnss solid Extract Of Copavia Cubeba and tar
saparlla. which needs recommendation, 10 hVofnby
known In washington Territory icS The last sx years. and y
warranted 10 the worst in two 10 i've daya
Dr. Burns Remedy for old sapdng diseases q The bones
and liberation Of hshroa caused By mpues Of the bo
and certain rumedy, and he best known 70 the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and ths Unltsdel soh
, 1859-12-16
NEW GOODS!
IN STORE AND
TO ARRIVE.
Elk D. M. HALL and ORK,

A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
IA stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which will
be offered low for cash or produce. We arc de-
termined to adhere strictly to the ready pay sys-
TEN, and can afford to sell goods at fair rates.
Our goods have all been selected by one Of the
firm in person, and, we are confident, will give
general satisfaction. Our stock consists in part
, 1859-12-16
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

DR. p. N. O'BREN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ scian and surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Fnncisc and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy
DR. OBRIEN 4 aIso prepared 10 receive private o.
tients He hatieFs himself tOO with the hope that en-
experience Of sixteen years IN the pratice q bis prOes
sion both private and hospital, together with thorough
medico chiugira education, evidenced by the proper
guarantee Of diploma Ia that effect will obtain for him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters addressed
Pm. O'BRTEN, ND,
Port Townsend,
will he dnlv Acknowledged. III
, 1859-12-16


A terrible accident occurred on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad Nov l. A train,
CONSISTING Of thirteen cars, filled with excursion.
lists from FOn du Lac for Chicago, ran of the
track at johnson Creek, eight miles south Of
Watertown, Wisconsin. Eight persons are re.
ported killed, and q number badly wounded
The names Of the killed are; N. J. Thomas, U.
s. Marshal; Mr.. BOardman and Geo. +. Emerson;
jerome Mason, Telegraph Operator; 7. l.. Gil
lett and J. Snow, Of FOn du Lac; John Lund,
Z. Petersilla and L. Sherwood, Of Oshkosh; DIR.
7. Miner, u WatertOwn. The injured are as
follows: T. H. Sykes, both legs off; Mrs. Lewis,
leg broken; Mrs. james Kenny, leg broken !;
Mrs Baldwin, Of Oshkosh, both legs broken !;
Mr.. Van Buren, Smead, editor Of the FOn du Lac
Press skull fractured and not expected to recover
The accident was caused by the train running
into an OF.
Wilkes Spirit says: "In accordance with
The suggestion which We made last week, Aaron
Jones, who had deposit up for match with
SAyers for the championship of England, has con.
ceded his privilege for the FIRST chance at Sayers
70 John o. Heenan, and in accordance Herewith
wehaze dispatched request to the editor Of Bells
Life to forfeit for Jones, and to put Heenan OIL
the record in his place Heenan will stand next
on the istof Sayers' engagements aiter the match
with the Unknown, and Is that is fixed for the
18th November, and may perhaps be ended
sooner by forfeit on the part Of the Unknown,
the American champion Is sure tobe able 10 meas
1re hlmsell against the redoubtable master Of the
English Ring BY next May, or at the fdrthest by
next June"
Tho Denver City Express, with dates to the
Goth Of October, arrived al LeaVenworth City
mining season was nearly 1t close. The news
Of the election Of Williams as Delegate to Con.
gress is confirmed. A vote was To be taken on
the 26th on the proposition to adopt provisional
government
A duel had been fought near Denver City,
: between Richard Whitsett and VIM. p Mcclure,
in which the latter received what was thought
to be fatal wound in the groin.
ct Magree Island, in the Bay Of St Lawrence.
got adriIl in gale and run foul Of unknown
schOonee. Both vessels sunk, and all on board
perished. Thirteen dead bodies have hoated
ashore
The office Of the Newport 0Ky) Free South
paper Of Republican proclivities was mobbed
on the goth, and the type scattered in the
streets.
John Tyler the fugitive slave who escaped
from Campbell CO., Va, In 1854, was arrested in
ColuubuS brought before Commissioner New.
hall, St CincipnaH, EeWanded 10 the custody Of
bis owners and taken to CoVingtOn.
In consequence Of the recent disturbances at
Brownsville, Texas, the Secretary Of War has
ordered immediate Fe-occupation Of Fort Brown
by two companies Of artillery. Tho accounts re-
eeived from that region show dePlorable state
Of things
The President is working hard upon San Juan,
fhineaa and Maxican affaira Ha II At the STATE
, 1859-12-16
LADIES' GOODS:

Embroidered Collars and Sleeves, COrsets, In.
fants' Waists, Hoped Skirts, black Velvet Trim.
mings, WOrsted Silk Braid, cOlOred Dress Fringe,
corded Tassels, Night-caps, Scarfs, plaid and
plain, elastic web, silver ThimblcS, SPcctacles,
Merino finished Shirts, children's Germantown
ribbed and striped Hose, ladies' black and grey
Cashmere and lambSwoOl Hose, ladies Cashmere
and knit Hoods, childrcn's do, fancy trimmed
plain aud check cambria, dotted Swiss, woOlen
Yarn, Bonnet Silk, pink, blue, buff aud white
Brilliants, Silk Bonnets.
, 1859-12-16

CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE:
Too tedious to enumerate; come and examine
for yourself
, 1859-12-16
HARD W ARE:

Bench, hand, broad and chOpping Axes, Mill
Saws and Y cut Saws, butchers Saws and Saw
Blades, ,stees, ,cleaverS, Sausage machines mincing
Knives, drawing Knives, pocket Knives, Butcher
Steak Knives, Hunting Knives, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Belts and Sheaths, Powder Flasks, Shot
Bags wrought and cut Nails, Spikes from " to
l4.inches, Chisels, Augers, Planes, Hatchets,
Hammers, Chalk-lines, Bed-cords, COrdage, cot
ton and linen Twine, bar Lead, Shot, Pressed
Rifle, Pistol and Nusket Balls, Rife, Pistol and
MuSket Waterproof Caps, Powder, Axe-handIcs,
mill Files, smiths Files and X cut end hand-saw
Files, rat-tail Files, wooden Faucets, Spades,
ShOvels, short and lOug-handled Manure Forks,
Currycombs and Horse Brushes, Western Ok
and Mule Bells, Sheep Bells, Meal Sleeves, Coffee
Mills, Brass Kettles, Fire Shovels and Tongs,
And Irons, GrindStones, Oilstones, Whetstones
door, chest till, cupboard and padlOcks, Bolts
and Screws, table and bed CastOTA
, 1859-12-16
CLOTHING:

Cloth, cashmere, silk finish, pilot, beaver, lion
skin, dress, frOck and business Coats, plain and
fancy satinct, cadet cashmere, dOcskin, casinet
Pants, plain and fancy cloth, cashmere, velvet,
satinet and flannel Vests, boys cadet suits, grey,
blue and rcd 0vcrshirts, grey and white Under
shirts aud Drawers, Overp'ls, Jumpers, canvass
Pants, gum Goats, Overalls and Pants, Sacks,
Hats, every style, variety and color, Caps, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Mems half calf kip, welt and double sole
waterproof calf Boots, boys and youths calf
and kip Boots, mems, boys and youths kip and
calf BrOgans, gum Boots and OvcrshOes, ladies'
and misses calf and goat-skin Caters, lace Boots
ard Polkas, with and without heels, and any quan.
tity Of childrcn's and babies Shoes.
sTEILACOoSI, w. t., nov. 18th, 1850.
, 1859-12-16
ALSO:

Cigars, CherOOts, Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Tea,
Matches, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Rice, Salt, fine
and coarse, Dried Apples, Peaches and Currants,
Yeast Powders, Spices and Sauces, assorted
Oysters Candies, Gram Pepper. Sassafras Bark,
Herring, Pork.
, 1859-12-16
m WASHINGTON HOTEL, m
Ell Corner Of Main aud Second streets, i!Y
OLYMPIA, W.. T.
sILAS GALLIHER, PrOprIetOr.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
large two stOEy building 10 by 80 lsst by which be Is
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with IaFgeF
number Of capacons, comfortable and excelently ven
tlated apartments than be aGIrded BY any other
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of bid
ability TO accommodate the public may be judgedom the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
lexcusiVe Of family aparmeht) six Of which are large
drawing rooms OF parl0Ts.
Thankful 10 the public for the liberal paironage hereto
fore extended the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business he feels confident be can render
the sOurn Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
sant and pains shall be spared 70 set bis table a. well
any In like business Beds and bedrooms furnished 70
such as may desire them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable is attached 70 this establishment which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of The travelling public
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857. alV
, 1859-12-16
DRY GOODS:

Blue and brown Drills, Sheetings, Shirtings,
bleachcd cotton, Prints, American, French and
English all wool De LANES, plain color, printed
and plain Brilliants, English and French all wool
Merinos, ParamcttO Plaids, figured and plain
Alpaccas, Alendale Sheeting, cOlOred Cambria,
Corset Jeans, printed, plaid and plain Flannels,
grey twilIed, wOrsted Damask, Waterford Sheet
ing, COuntCrpanes, Quilts, white lanibswOOl Blan-
kets, Infants Blankets, 8, 81 and 4 Point, II. B.
Blankets, red, blue and white, Table Linen,
bleachcd and brown, Diaper, Crash, Table and
Stand Covers, oil and wOrsted, fine white Shirts
and Shirt BOsOms, Ingram Carpeting, plain and
plaid ShawIs, Bar and Strap iron, wagon boxes.
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Undertaking..
Der lntcrrjtnttr 1T icpt In S!0unt, itNn Nuftrao in
lrmtm %H'cldafte ouSutuhrcn I'M mar IL tiNiQ aS mollih.
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Gm rturr, gutter &o~bttnmNRrn nit rinrm SUten GrCi>
ber Tnc ruht0cn 9frccn fur c~rpailtn @ttraId.
Die Mufmrrt0mtt! non N0icl- Snhateru II. ,famiIitn wirt
gcrtdtct 0uf ltnc SrpFe Mu5Nabl Yon Mdlravtn.
NuSttNCrml3 Oon S0pbe'e, Stublrn II. Sprjna. Matrotcr
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

NEW CONCRRN.-we have tn. day, as.e-
rated ourselves together for the purpose Of doing Gen
s,a Gree.ry s-1 Ces,.son under the style asd Arm
u NoW1lN MtRkEEl and have taken the house lately
oc'dpied by Nowhn Alexander Main ST. Lynchbug near
opposite thu old stand Murell Satton We will keep
eons..nily on hand geacra asrlmeut Of GRoCERlEs,
LloCoKS STABLE DRN GOODS. aud In fact every artt
Gle asnay kept In such establishment which viii sell
cheap foi cash 10 puncua short time We
Will give personal attention The sale of BACON and Lard
and al kinds ~ Coasry odsee Our long experience In bu
sncs viii give us many advantages and by prompt and per-
nal attention 10 business hop, u eve liberal share
OF patronage from our did friends aud the public generally
assuring them that EFFORT Shall spared please those
WHO may favor US with their patronage
REM H. NowLIN,
Late OF the nrn of Nowlin & Alexander
TiIpS F. MrRRElL,
Late Of the firm Of Murrcl Stratton.
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