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THE PERILS OF COLUMBIA RIVER
BAR NAVIGATION.

Sooner or later considerable por.
ton of the commerce that now pene.
trates Oregon by way of Columbia
River will be drawn to Puget Sound.
The perils attending the crossing of
Columbia River Bar cannot be ex-
aggerated, and vessels have been
known to lie many days at Astoria
or off the bar awaiting favorable
opportunity to cross. The expenses
attendant ON such an emergency are
very great, and so are the pilotage
and towage charges that are imposed
on all vessels which surmount the
perils and reach Portland in safety.
The last trip of the new steamship
City of Chester, i'll crossing the bar
was attended with frightful conse-
quences. The sea was running
mountains high on the bar and break
ing fearfully. The first sea which
struck the vessel stripped the rail
ing off the starboard bow, stove in
the starboard gangway, swept the
decks clean of every movable article,
ard swamped the cabin and state
rooms. At the same time, number
Of horses hitched on the lower deck
was thrown about like toys, one of
them being killed outright, and
others more or less injured. A man
named Mosher, the ships butchers
assistant, was crushed to death at the
same time, and after calling the roll
Of passengers, when nearer this port,
one of the steerage passengers was
found missing. On making an in
vestigation it was certified to by
some Of the passengers that he was
was washed through the guardway
overheard, when the vessel wGs eros
sing Columbia River Bar. Another
mana member of the Richings
Rernard Opera Troupe-narrowly
escaped being washed overheard in
the same way. The shipping port Of
the future for Oregon grain will be
somewhere on Puget Sound, where
there exists the happy combination
of good harbor and easy sail com
municat!on with Portland. Tacoma
may not be the favored spot; for il
is the opinion of many nautical men
that port lying nearer the ocean
will be finally selected.
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Mm. w4.fr. oa' '.e power u. '.r
will rn declared. Iuy unH u..
come when ,oG wl.I listen 90 mr.
That day came =, all th" world
knows. Obstacles which would
alarm ordinary minds bee brushed a.
cohwchs. aud pushed un to the f'r"
most position in English politics.
proving that he couquers who he.
lieyes he can. " Faint Heart never
won fair lady," or anything els"
worth winning. Young man, aim
hirh, take counsel Of wisdom, and
vou are almost sure To win some
thing worth having. How many
Young men are thcre whose watch.
words are "press on aud push
through" Too many there are who
believe that success comes more
from luck and favoritism than pluck.
Many an able and worthy man has
been disabled in the battle Of life by
trusting to outside support, leaning
upon friends or waiting for gov
ernment appointment and neglecting
the power within.
1t would be interesting to know,
if the number could be discovered,
how many there are who use more
than a tenth Of the brain aud heart
power they really possess. Her"
and there we find one who moves
the world, but they are few and FAR
between.
, 1877-12-21

By whom petition for adjudication of
bankruptcy was il'ed on the 18th day
of November, A. ID. 1877, in said court.
, 1877-12-21

NorE.. May 90, June 10, sept. 30 and dec:
- coming on sunday, the steamers Will sal
May 10, June g Sept. 30 and Dec. 30.
Passengers from Portland and up-Sound
ports will take Puget Sound mail steamer
aud make connection with the City OF
Panama at Victoria. Steamer Dakota
goes through to Olympia.
These steamers leave Victoria at noon
on the day advertised. Tickets are good
only on the steamer for which they are
purchased, and are not tran sterable. For
freight or passage apply on board. or to
Ii. l.. TIBBALS,
General Agent for Puget Sound,
Port Townsend.
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For Sale.

40 70 Acres OF fine bottom land,
Skagit RIVER, and only II
miles from the thriving town Of Mount Ner-
non. Title, L $ Patent, and unincuInbered-
gSs- Terms Cash Apply tn
DIV SMITH,
4utf Port Townsend, VT
, 1877-12-21

President Hayes first met Evarts
when the latter was called to Ohio to
conduct lawsuit in which the for.
mer was junior counsel.
, 1877-12-21
Joseph q. Roberts, Bankrupt

Ill liit lIdblNl va IiS NSthtN Vi
Joseph q. Roberts, Bankrupt,
By whom petition for adjudication of
bankruptcy was fled on the 18th day
of November, A. ID. 1877, in said court.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
third Judicial District.
To the Marshal of Washington Territory:
GREETING:-
VIZ REAS A PETITION FOR
w adjudication of bankruptcy and for
''An act to establish Il uniform system OF
bankruptcy Throughout the United States, "
approved March 2. 1867, was on the 18th
day of November, A. ID. 1877. filed by
Joseph B. Roberts, of Snohomish county,
Of said District upon which lie hath been
found aud adjudged bankrupt, there be-
ing no opposing party thereto, You are
therefore hereby directed to publish three
times in the Puget Sound Weekly ARGUS.
Il weekly newspaper published at Port
Townsend, Jefferson county, w. T., the
first publication to be made forthwith, the
following notice, to-wit:
This is Ia give notice that on 18th day
of December. A ID. 1877, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate
OF Joseph b. Roberts, of Snohomish coun-
ty. Washington Territory, who has been
adjudgeA bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt. to him or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are forbid
den by law; that 4 meeting of the creditors
of said bankrupt TO prove their debts and
to choose an assignee of his estate, will
be held at a court OF Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the court room at Port Town
send, la jefferson county, Washington
Territy. before the Hon. J. r. Lewis,
Judge Of this court and acting Register in
bankruptcy, on the 7th day Of January, A.
d. 1875, at eleven o'clock of said day.
CHAs. HOPKINS,
By u. S. Marshal,
j. G. CLINGER. Deputy. 43:3t
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APPROPRIATELY SAID.-Reader, your first
duly Il to patroniZe your live home paper,
and your next is TO send ten cents for one
copy, or o. for one years subscriptioo to the
TACOMA HERALD. New Tacoma, w. Il. IL
IL q splendid paper, truly.
, 1877-12-21
In Bankruptcy.

IN the District Court for the Third Judi
cia District OF Washington Territory,
holding terms at Port Townsend.
In the matter of the estate of
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AMEIiiCAN iOCHSAL OF THE MEDlcAl
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I PHARMACIST for October (Chlcago college Q
Pharmhcyt.
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L1lTELLS Lly1SN AGE-Curscnt uumbsss ILL
tell l. Cav Buston1.
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ES. aurilngawS ~ AppstsenS JoEsnatJor feos7HAfF.
In ls}S Cbasles Feuno Hotfnsn published the
frst number OF The HatektTboeksr. This MAS the
magazine thst furnlshed. In great part, tue
model 10 many Ut it, SUCCESSORS. and Tor yearA
eaasly held the deld against it, few noteworthy
rivals. Hoffman Kept the editorshlp for only
few months, and gave 1t Up Tor soae resson that
W. have never seen explained, the management
passing into the hands Of Lewts Gaylord Clark.
lohmaD's sonxs aru not yet al forgotten, aud
one of them u still faniilaF:
Sparkling and bright IN Aquid Light
Does the wilma our xohlets CLEAN In.
With hug ~ red ~ the rosy bed
Which bee would chouse 10 dream tn.
Then Ill TO. might, with hearts - light,
10 loses ~ Rav and hestinR,
~ tha bubhls4 that swim It Ihs bakers hIim
And break On the lips wh.ls nestnSl
That has tbs swtug of true Anssfeoptte, md
nsnk slmn&$ h iunx With old Cant. &oz1is'
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Noytn5sf Il; Q.
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Olaf u Alice WIN. hse!hs!seIR; n.r,s@ln ro.salka
st4h' chssms 4ad cu1s Of saaw." by Azs. 3.
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4b1tCEAA4N sFA1N AANAs
C|l1SA-PAINTtNtl. 4 PRACTICAL MANUAL ron
WAxn PoMexLA.x. nY II. LuytsR M1LAUaNlta.
ssn. Meclnrs CO. saasse lamo. 1fise. Is
eenu. ,
THIS little manual II ~ simple and rellable Ia
liz contents Is It is attractive In appearance. It
Is adapted from the French work OF II. lacrolx.
by lady whose experiences Ia this country en-
ables her to suit the technlcalit!ss 10 our climate
and couyeniences, Not too much Is attempted,
yet sufficient details are given to enable anY
pursue the pretty at Of porcelain. painting, e."
pecta!lY II tho amateur or artist undertaking It
bus sut,s skill In drawing. 1t will meet grow
Ing wanl u tho present time.
TIE SWEET SINGER OF MICHIGAN,
The contributions Of American woluen 10
uoetry hitherto have btcn unimportant.
Among the men who hare written gool yersea
| not few natives OF tho United
| States may be mentioned. Lougfel!0w,
| BRYANT, and Whittier arc uamcs that rise
70 the ttpa Of every American when be Is Eccst-
Ing tho achievements Of his c0untFynaen. The
efEatlc genius OF Poo, the .atistcal gtft Of
Lowell, and the humorous faculty Of llulmea
arr themes Upon which tue patriot delights to
dwell. But the gentler sex hsa becu atugulaFly
deficient In works OF the i1nRRtuatlon. We
have often been obliged To confess, with shame
and anguish. that America has produced no
woman who, u writer VI poetry. has taken
rank With Elizabeth Barrett Browning, or even
with jean lnRelow. WhetheF our
women have been too much en-
ragrl In other pursuits. OF whether they
have been without the divine attiatus, we do
rot venture to say. Tho subject may bear I
critical examination 1t another time. 1t may be
| ms aihte wb.n tLe nueation Ii fairly heiotp tha
, 1877-10-20

RAILWAY.KEvESEE. AND ITS OBJECTION.
Rallread Gazette. l2mo., PIP. 409.
The matter contained In this work Is re-
printed from the eolumns Of tha Faisroad Ga
zase, wl.e.s Il proved taclt Ut sufficient .su-
portance to warrant reproduction III permanent
form. It comprises an account Of the orFAnfza-
tion Of railway companies. an explanation of tho
duties aud responsibilities dcv0lvinE upon the
different operating officers, and tic prcscnta.
t,on Of .ystem, q n,anagencat ot,,gnal, , with
may be collected With safety .anJ efficiency.
Every railway officer of al.iltty aud experience
has, Of course, Incthotl VI ills own BY Which
le co1.ducta the department Under Ills care; !;
yct In most instances, something Is to be learn.
Cd from the wisdom Of others who have had
practice IN the sarle ltuc Of work, and brought
talent nnd furcthouGnt to bear upon the execu-
tlon OF II. The suggestions VI utguestfonab
Baracity which the present author has advanced
VIII be scsYtceassls to many. and acktow ledged
~ Of value By all who nre connected With the
railway enterprises Of our country.
, 1877-10-20

rnEo. ny Mra. FRAxcrs 1Ioposox, nuESxrT,
nh,a; r, D. Petersen l. BROS. Chicago: Hadley
tsea. Co. Paper. Price, 10 cenu.
a remarkable portratturc, like that Of joan
Lowrie, cannot be often produced By my au-
thor, oven with tho strong powcrs OF magina-
tion possessed by Mra. Burnett. Yet the fer
ttlttv aud fresllncss Of invention which thls
writer has displayed are apparently sufficient
for the accomplishment Of good jeal Of liter
ary work ristnE above tic average level Of merit
We are not Informed OF tho date Of tho present
book, but, whether or not II is IN earlier con,-
position than the one which llas glrcn Mrs.
burnett dlstinctiotl among rccent noyelfsts, IL
is auite worthy of her gcnlus. "Thco " is ono
OF the lovely examples Of true wotnanhood
which she has such fot1dncss md capacity for
urll,,pat.u9, asl.l wlns tho heart by the cuearn2
charms Ut an uuworldly naturc. Tbs manner
of distinguished "bclle" during llcr lrst sea.
sou tp society, cunycys moral OF great value.
, 1877-10-20

THE BoDLEys TELLING sToitIEs: n.y. the
Author OF "DotuEs Of the Dodtey Family tn Town
and Country. &c. with il!astntions; New
McClur9 T. Co. $780,. pp. s}0.
Wa may not expect from the American press
q moro charn,ing holilay-book than this, for
youthful readers. 1t Is safe to say that more
singular aud striking design for the covers
Ut juvenile will not be produced. 1t ID snowy
aud tdcitc,ous'y centrsc,'--lua'!.ics which
arc among the most captivating to the childish
eve, The pictures arc Of n superior order. and
The other accessories Of tho book arc IN perfect
keeping. ..-.-.-,.
AZ for tho stnsirs, terms OF sincere praise ntc
their desert. The history Of tho lively family
Of BoAlcys Is continued without Interruption,
but Into It's texture ase wovcn At frequent H..
teTvats tales with varied thcnies,-L VI
then, being Instructive vcrsuns Of historical
Incidents. sud others merely anusing invcn;
ttons Of the Imagination: number VI poyular
poems, with artistic Illustrations, arc intro
dlced TO increase tic diversity and interest Of
the contents Ut tue work.
, 1877-10-20

FkONTENAC AND NEW FRANCE.
w Mt FR0STESAOi AND NEW FRANCE uN-
eAlAV ZEN LOUIS XIV. NJ FaAscls PAMxAAx Az.
taoF of HPlpnAars e1 france IL khe Nav World.
, 1877-10-20
MODERN PHILOSOPHY.

n4DFaS D FtseEf s bH4% HassS RaEssssnTSS T.
vasa caliexs. New york: sesibaef, ARMSTRONG
4 Co. Chicago; 1iAa'sy hsos. Co. Large
The generality Of works on intellectual phi
losophy start with almost prehistoric times, and
1abortousIy review In chronological order tbs
various systems which have sucCcAalycly arisen.
BY tho tms they havu reached the pses-
ent era, thu patience Of thu reaier IL
exhausted, Gool.stzcd book Is Qhea, ana
Jet The subject Is 0nly introduced, Prof.
Bowen haa, contrary 70 usual custom. chosen
tha period Of pcscsrtes Us his poiut of de-
parture; and from thence, III mastery treatise,
has shown the development OF modern phlloso-
ply. This gives us vt ono Aweep full and tals
view OF TIC aeld.
Philosophy, Ike history, repeats itself, though
with additions In eaeh succeeding agr. Des-
castes ,mazks an epoch In tho evolution Of the
slsepy medieval mctapiy.lclaus with a.nazc.
lnens, ard he dcsetvcs to be raaked ~ the
| lou4ueE o1 new system, ard to hu chosen ~
Thy tusti9ator ot modern phliosophIre! thought.
treats III succession Of Deseartca. SpInuza, Lleb.
nltx,. Berkeley. Kant, schopeuhaurr. Nshte,
Behell!ng, aud IleYei. aud Incidentally Of othEr
1 philosophers whose influence ba4 not been 10
Satisfactory; his knowledge Of ,ho various
schous il accurate anu profound; snd. IN this
grasp vt biz thetne and thu caay sweep oi
thought, be 1t itlues forcibly reminds one of
Hamilton. On ths whole, he has produced by
far tho test trest,se Oh modern phllosophy VI
have seen. ~
Tnv exposition Of KAut's famous "CnsIqus
| Of Pure Reakun." 50 well known by hearsay,
10 little kuown by practical acquaintance, Il
sufficient 10 give the work sellatsStyed play
| iosophY. TO ons who Il yelaed In ths doctftnei
, 1877-10-20

have taken tho chief editorial ChnrEe ut the
new magazine from the xecund auMbcr follow
| lux this correspondence.
The rather melancholy history of his attempt
| need hardly b: repeated That hs Nas ~
editor. IN the proper sense. Was obvious frolu
lie beginning; vet the tirst Vi hs4 own writings
| that he puGiisbei-nota1ly "llans ltaal 1T
trsetea much attention; l1la thc Eots9 naaiaEe-
| uleui OF Ar. White replaced hs VAIL 81 aJs.
| tern and lia catelessnesx. But III the ial! ot
| ISIS hr wen. to Kichnund, alll from thls tttlle
| forth bis connection with the maEazasie WI "
| nlosL worthless, excepting u u &erSed 10 nlA1
attention to tue Undertaking.
In 1887, burtou. the cotiedian, naadc arrange.
ulrnts for the issue 1T lis Getstatdns adq'sstHe
!n Philadelphia. From it, heglnni1IY It WA
| fairly successful In It's contents. tnoaeh W NJ
means 10 dnaurtally; and III i fos bcsan aEst!
| occasionally or writing such fryiews u were
assigned hip1, be became. by tho years eud,
associated with u a. regular eaitor,
| and early iA the spF'nE,. ot lED hu
| tack the chief Charge, Burton turning
orer to him nearly Io,atisss .1psTv.so;,
| business management aud general supcrlntc0l-
encp, Fur short tiule-tlough much longer
| ule than hp had passed at Rlrha,ond-Foe
worked faithfully. aud, OH thu whole, with much
ability, tn llk uew oltlce; but. before quite
TIRES months had pasae4-threc months thai
aud poe.aa-he wa4 agalu tu tho old shackles
aud from tais tinse !Yrth tho nlserablt
story was repeated Ills coDucctlon Will
| Tho magazine xaA severed in 16t0.l
In 1ell GraAam's Hago1hH beEan . life Of sact
unprecedented popular succeAs - to enable u
| ret been thought Of; to Incorporate ail Iusnnt
| ii popular drriccs--.uea ~ !llustrat!ops, tia
| to-day pfuypks smile. 1t IL s4kcIted that It,
useulasloa soAs 70 W. .oo ~an thaAs dasa 2aaszaai
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dGilY newspaper, and might even provoke \ Tote
nj cffal1re fr,Jrn The Hume, nr the loss OF tWu
rjrrfraI sn1s, rihcrs Our ,,rpytntc In thc prcs-
mi tran.itnn rtr,o1 ri American literature, II
r ,,.. .,t - eshs ht.to,5.n fhou siat ~ The
s4', ~. H. :" L,..n ~ th hapr r. r., yrropnfzn
gcnin. rht,rvcr md Whenever found, not to ID
mcn, fhaf II ~ .eidom thrusAs itself upon pub
isc sttent;on.
in iujtjjlpent Of the duty Of the historian,
TnE TururHr nnf[cra the aEpearancc of bopk
ri S,,cms xi,irl, II tlratfnrI 10 re1nuye the re-
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nsc hat ahdnueht> anu 1ue tacts WHIT G ~. ne M ps
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blrth-p place *hen aug y aea. L.. III ptrn ,,n,ii
moved 10 A'snhe, ; , t.eH 49,. me nasr ,a,n
tho present time, anu ho Tn "a. ns .,at thn
one s!!: west o. E,age. .stt.., An1 ~ r,,.rar.
Time, howcsef, aor osy I'm. .i'..:.u,.n T.. h.r
Ter ol Mss. Moore u pest - asaer H.
poetry, when feeea.s y. s. .t,n.t'str tr",l..
navete' r' ~ sh n,,,nxt ;rriIjs,rrt foncy
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