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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

EsThe only possible way for a
small editor to get-a notice from his
bed-blanket contemporaries, is to say
something about the weather, and the
crops. We give the. following form
which is a model" "A country cdr
tor should however. have two forms,
one for cloudy wet weather, and the
other for dry dusty-thus +: ''The
weather in this parish is at present
dry and dusty. The crops are suffer-
ing, being in need of rain-which they
haven't got on account of the dusty
and dry weather. Yesterday the wind
shifted to the East, and afterwards
shifted to the West, where it remain
en- during the fore part of the day,
and then it went back. Some of our
planters think there will be no crap
of corn-and others think it will be
'iull-whilst others think that there
will be no crap at all. The staple of
cotton Is good and long, though we
think it will be short crop.
This is the best form we have at
present-it is the ''dry FORM
wet form is more agreeable, and may
be now and then, impHoved upon. If
our country cotemporaries will copy
the above one time, we will insure
them to get into the New Orleans
papers-under the head ofthc weather
and the crops"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

10 Late accounts from Mexico
inform us ofthe death of Signor Lucas
Alamair, Minister of Foreign Affairs
for the Republic He was buried on
the Sd alt, in the Church Of Jesus Of
Nazareth, with high funeral honors.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

AN AGREEABLE SURrRHE.-W. A.
Galloway, If this county, on Saturday
last, having caught fawn. proceeded
to call up the old doe, when in place
thereof appeaaed a gentleman panther,
which upon preparing to make bis
spring upon him he brought down his
rifle. Said panther measures. ten
feet two inches between the "tips.'-
Aykddelpbia, Arks.. I1auelley.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14
NR. G. ADAMS having pertinent.

nR. G. ADAMS having pertinent.
~ 'ly located in Baton Rouge offers his
professional services to the citizens ard sur.
rounding country 10 the various branches Of
his profession.
He may be found at the Harvey House
or VIM. Bogel's Drug Store on lafayette
street. June 7th.
EOUND.-On Thursday last black
- lace veil in q brown paper parcel on
Church street. The owner can have the
same by paying for this advertisement.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

Co We are authorized to announce H
NJ PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

STILL ANOTHER VETERAN CONE
Mrs. Pushee died at Picton in Nova
Scotia on the 18th Of May at the age
age Of los years. She was the wife
of Nathan Pushee, who, was Trumpet
Major in Washingtons Staff. Mrs.
Pushee left one hundred and forty
Seven descendants in direct line
seventy grand children, and sixty seven
great grand children.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

UTLe Paris journals are engag-
ed, as are those Of London, in dis
pute respecting the expediency Of the
transportation of criminals. Mr. Walsh
writes from Paris:
The French Government has near
ly cleared the galleys; and the benefit
is widely felt. A large portion of the
public offences are committed in
France by convicts set at large. They
are thrown back into the same haunts
and associations, with fresh prison de-
pravity. Hence transportation has
now become the favorite system
Surely it must be the best for society
and the culprits themselves whenever
it is practicable. Algeria and Guiana
render il go for France.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-14

UWe are authorised to announce
CHAS. f. GRENEAUX, as candidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer subject ia
the decision Of . CONT ntion.
The southerner., 1853-09-10

C0WpOu7aG S'dI0tire Pills.
Which are admirably adapted to the
following complaints, viz: bilious fever,
chill and fever, sick headache, piles
indigestion, costiyeress, Cancer, collie.
jaundice' dysentery, BOWEL and sammcr
comp'aints' .ancerous hsmors, ulcers,
"eaf'ourr.,, loss of appetite, dyspepsia,
fe.nale distractions and complaints Of
all kinds. diseases Of the liver, kidneys
aud bladder, gravel, salt rheum, scrofula
eisG1pelas and all other diseases tina,
arise from an obstructed circulation, or
an impure state of the blood. The Only
sure preparation TO eradicate mercury
from the system, and wholly unsurpass
ed in all complaints where a cathartic
or an aperient medicine is needed,
Eneh boa 'coatatas Is pits, price 25 cts:
For .s.e in Tatboro' by Geo. Ho,vard.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
To dress md 6eautiy the Huir :
RADWAY'S
Clrcaeetau 2;alnr,

MAKES the hair soft, strong and glossy,
and fastens it on the scalp! 1t keeps the
head clean, and rids the scalp from acurf and
dandruff. A few times using this delicious
hair tonic, will make the worst head of hair
rich and luxuriant! Ladies and Gentlemen
who prize good head of hair, will find
Radrdys CircassiaA Balm to meet their
wishes. Children troubled with sore heads.
scE-f, &C., will derive important benefit by
the use Of the Circassian Balm. 1t soothes
and heals, purihcs and cleanses, nourishcs,
and beauties the hair--its roots and scalps
The southerner., 1853-09-10
DI'. StrOilS'S
PectorQi Stomach Pills.

IecfOe0I Stomach Pills,
A remedy for coughs, colds, ca,arh.
Group, whooping cough, asthma, con-
sumption, nervous diseases. dyspepsia,
erysipelas, salt rheum, disease Of the
heart, fevers OF all kinds, obstructed and
painful menstruation, Inflammation and
pain in the chest, back and side, and all
diseases arising from deranged state
Of the stomach, and to relieve the dis
tress and bad feeling from eating too
hearty food in weak & dyspeptic habits.
These pills act as az expectorant, ton
ic, and aPerieat, and are designed to su-
persede the use Of the various cough
remedies in tire form of expectoranes,
syrups, balsams and sarsaparillas of the
present day, being what the public have
long needed. and put at such a low price
tn at all will be able to obtain them. One
box Of these pills which costs but 25
cents, possesses four times tn e power in
curing the diseases for which they are
recommended, than the high priced one
dollar bottles of any of the expectorants,
syrups, balsams, or sarsaparillas now
before the public-and a fair trial of
them will convince any one of the truth
OF this statement.
EaoA dor contains 25 piAs, price IS cts.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
THE SOUTEIERNETS.
MDpl1I,

THE late partnership of Mcllwaine'
g. Co., having expired by llml'a-
t;on. we will continue the
Grocery s. Commission BUSINESS
UNDER THE FIRM AND STYLE OF
DHcElwainc, SON IL Go.
And hone by constant and faithful attention
to the interests of our friends, to merit
continuance of their patronage and support
Our Stock of Groceries will be large ana
commanding, embracing general assort'
ment of Goods in our line, Intoxicating LII
quors excepted)
We shall give strict attention to the sai'
of Produce on Commission, and will be pre-
pared to make liberal advances
A. G. McILVAINE,
ROB'T ID. McILVAINE,
ROB'T A. MARTIN,
JOSEPH 3. DUNN,
Petersburg, Jan'y l, 1858. "a
The southerner., 1853-09-10
GEO. HOWARD,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
8leached and unbleached .sheetings and
shifting bed tick, umbrellas
Calicoes, white and byewn Linen
Lancaster dIills, bear duck, nankeen
Grass Linen, Lawn cravats, suspenders
Pongee, cotton and flag handkerchiefs
Summer coats, vests and paRtaIoons
Silk and straw bonnets, ribbons, flowers
Firing dress and side combs
Ivory, agate, bone, tin and iron buttons
Pins, needles, thimbles, scissors, &c.
GROCERIES.
Brown, crushed, and loaf Sugars,
Molasses and syrup-Coffee. Flour, Rice,
Adamaatin aad mould Candles, brooms
Mustard, ginger, brown and fancy Soaps,
Ground pepper and spice, starch, indigo,
Yeast powder, sal eratus, matches,
Lorillard's g. Outcalt's Snuff, snuff boxes,
Smoking&chewing teb acco, pipes, ,segasr
Pepper souce, ciov S, cap & letter paper,
Pens and penholders, Ink, waters, &c.
CKoCKERY & GLASS WARE.
breakfast. dinner and tea plates,
Dishes Of various sizes, pitchers do.
Cups and saucers, bowls, mugs,
Sugar bowls and cream pitchers,
Cut g lass and plain tumblers,
Glass lanterns, lamps. &c. &c.
TIN WIRE.
Lard stands various sizes, coffee pots do.
Buckets, pals, measures, tunnels, do.
Lanterns, cups, candle moulds, horns,
Cake cutters, culenders, milk strainers,
Round, square and scollop pans, gra1ers,
'epPer boxes, wash basins, &c.
VARIETY.
Cotton Yarns, turkey rcd, plough lines
plonshs, rails, tacks. shoe thread,
Curry combs, white Lead, pearl hats
Fen' wemen and children's shoes and
s!ippers-negro shoes--razor strops
Knives and forks, butcher & shoe knives
Pocket Knives, gimbIets, window glass
Spades and shovels-pad, plate and stock
Locks-shaving boxes and brushes
britannia and timed tea and table spoons
Stove varnish, sh oe blacking brushes &c.
Tarboro'. June 10.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
RGR s &ATR-

Sands's, Townsend's, Comstock's, and
Graefenberg Sarsaparifla
HooAand's German Ei,ters
McAlister's alI-healius Ointment
Ayers cherry Pectorai
Wistar's Balsam of wild cherry
Hibbard's wild cherry bitters
Leroy's wild cherry & sarsapariIIa pills
Moffat's Life pills and Phenix Bitters
Hastings Syrup of Naphtha
Osgood's India Cholagcgue, cure forever
aud ague-Davis's raia killer
Bernard's Cholera remedy,
Mustang Lininent, Swaim's Panacea,
Jayne Alternative, Expectorant, tonic
vermifuge, hair tenic, Carmioative
balsam, sanative pills, and ague pills
Lin's celestial balm Of China
DraUdrSth's Peters, Spencer's, Cor
*on's, Gilbert's. Hibbard's, Marrell's
vegetable anti-bilious pills
rorus and pitch strengthening p'asters
DatIey's aud Conneli's magical pain ex-
tractor-Hay's Liniment for piles
G1a.'s Ointment, IIibbard's salve, &c
OTSo certain are the effects Of DR.. NJ
Lanes Liver Pills in cases Of diSordered
Liver, that they are regarded as the Spe
ci6c for that complicated class of diseas
es known as Hepat;c. The patient ha
medicine at hand upon which he cal
always rely, All that is necessary is f
purchase aud use DR.. M'Lone's NO
1'"S' 10 secure restoration to health.
Geo. H0War0.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
Illustrated News.
DOUBLE SIZE.
p~N change an price. ~Ssa


In consequence of the increased space
reouired for the Crystal Palace illastra-
tions, which have added largely to tho
current edition, the Publishers have to
announce that commencing with the
pext number, The Illustrated Ne,os ectU
az fatxte be permanently published at
the fuH size Of sixteen pages, instead of
occasional supplementary editions being
issued, as heretofore. The engravlngs
will continue to be lurye and handsome,
executed in the very highest style of
art. With its excellence of illustra-
tions and enlarged size, the Illustrated
News will be the best, largest and
cheapest pictorial newspaper in the
world.
The Engravings in the next number
will illustrate the recent Pilgrim Cetc-
1retioa at Plymouth, the most important
festival of the kind ever celebrated in
New England. A magnificent picture
of tue "Embarkation of the Pilgrims at
Delft Haven" will be issued, covering
two eatice pages, and considered ore OF
the finest engravinss of the kind ever
issued in America; besides which, a
rrofusion of other sketches referring to
the event will be published-the whole
forming an Invaluable number for pre-
scrvation and for future reference. Or
ders for the Pilgrim Celebration Num-
Der should be received from Agents at
an carly date, in order to insure prompt
supply.
A magnificent presentation plate, the
largest engraving ever issued in Ameri-
ca, and which has occupied the time of
the best artists for long period, will be
published early in the present month,
and presented Srot~ttoasIy to all SUB
Scriheas.
All the back Numbers, which the
large current edition has prevented be,
ing reprinted, will be promptly issued,
Bound volumes will shortly be ready
and covers for binding in uniform style
can now be had on application at the
Office. p T. Bdrnun,, Special Partners,
H. d. & E.. 4. Beach, Gcn'l Prs
Illustrated News Office, |
132 Fulton-st. New York, Aug 3. J
The southerner., 1853-09-10
DRANDRE III p}llg

ON the eighteenth Of May, lS3it.
now truly celebrated Pills were frsv,
known in the UNITED STATES. aIbn,
in EuroPe they had been preYiovsr,
tore the public nearly a century. T.
American public naturally viewed aa
with suspicion but as on trial theyrs
found what they professea, it wasm
displaced by the greatest confden
They have secured this character ID
under very adverse circumstances, Lp
ing to contend with the base san4a
promulgated by those interested in KEEP
ing mankind ia a state of error as regard
the functions Of their bodies.
Time Or climate Affects lhem not, PN
Vided they are kept dry.
For sale by GEO. H3V2RD
The southerner., 1853-09-10
DR., Spencer's Feseta6le lt@

ARE the cheapest and most approve
Family medicine ever offered 70 !"
pubic. They are extremely mIo
their operation, neither causing scA""
of the stomach, nor any uHpleaS'I"
sation in he system, as is too ffe90''",
the case with medicines given F"
upon the bowels; hence mulHeoeS =.
have been unable to take othe' P''' :
preparations Of medicine, on 'cc0O'. u.
their nauseating effects, use 'AS1' foI
without the slightest dtsas'ee'''s ~ q
ings. All,hat is asked 0' '"O', with
have never yet become &f &fu"'" I'D he
them, is to procure ere O0N' ~ nsv,r
Proprietor's woid for it, they WIZ ~" Al.
call for any other kind oI pa'9S,r's a,t,bls
cine so long as spencef's 'ss
Pills can be obtained.
Prize 25 cents per bor'
The southerner., 1853-09-10
,.4zso, DR. I7uR's Fessta0,k f'''
und .ag,ee and A"t- -ff"'
79EEZ!A

AMONG all the adveftlscl feneoD
of the day fer Age and Fe~,r' OF Vn
and Fever, none seem to Fleet win ''
rapidity Of sale, and gi' se SO much s'y 4
raj satisfaction, as Ur. HaNs ce'"'
Pills. Where .er they haxe been ~ Il
duced' all aics, in whateveSf sA'ps, 20,
"'S:o- ..es and pills, aad pFe2aa'a''''J a Al,
,sry character, designated 'o' ~ III n.GI
ease, have been discarded anu ~ :. tIs
'gue Pile 4aye teen Tere'$'o ,a . ,p
ony permqqsas s"rs. lEey ' ond D.
Chills and Fever the first ddS' oa tbs
not sicksa 4he stomach Or ope'sT ,t.
bowels. I'rtct 70 ce"Is, q , - gG
For sale l., Tarboro'bI F>S' ''
The southerner., 1853-09-10
R0dO7y's Reeulut0rs,

To cleanse the bowels and regulate the
system. Small doses cgulate--largc doses
purge! Time Ave hours. Mild anil plea
SAINT in their operation. They cuec costive-
Ress, dyspepsia, biiliousness, measles, foul
stomach, scarlet fever, typhoid, Indigestion,
constipation of the bowels, cholic, small pox,
dizziness, bilious fever, pneumonia, and fe-
vcrs of all kinds. For sale by
Geo U0C0rH.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
SAVE YOUR &ogsr
4s.,
C"Ns'ses II. Frec,no, ~.

III
(LArE FREEMAN, Hopars 5 =" O.
Importers and Jobber.V" W"
l4l Broadway, l door south S' 81
Street--NEw York, ''''2
HAVE now on hand, and viii |,
ce'vlng daily through the seas.. "H
Goods direct from the European ms'-, ~
,ureIs' and Cash auctions, rich, St:' fa,La
dfe' ta"ey silk Millinery GoYdx, oa' 1a'''''
of Rich Ribbons, comprises eve,r ,'' So
of the latest and most beau,irul , '''e
imported. USsG
Many Of our Goods are m.n,, /.
expressly to our order, rom on,
signs and patterns, and stand nn.;' ;',@
we offer ourgoods for nett Cash, ' ,,p
prices than any credit House il '''''
can afford. "uea
All purchasers will find it g,e,,.
their interest to reserve portion !' ~
money and make selections ,,on
great variety of rich cheap goods,
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Cans g.,
es and Belts. F'' 's%
Bonnet Silks, Satins, CraDss r..
and Tarletons. 1'S'
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and g..
stitch Cambrick Hdkfs, 'u
Blonds, Illusions, and rn,,.:,
Laces for Caps S'N
| Embroidered Laces for sbav,,
tillas, and Wells. '"
honiton, Mechlen, Valencipp.s
Brussels Laoes.
English lis and wove Thread, snr,.
Lisle. Thread, aad Cotton Laccs. "
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk. and g..
Silk, Gloves, and Mitts.
French Lace, English, America, 8,
italian. Straw Bonnets and T,in,i,
March 2.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
4=F, 80 Al
NAsSsT 10 ste- iaTSsssesn

<SSD

ALL produce or merchandise for trans
portation over the Petersburg and Roanoke
Railroad must be distinctly marked, and de-
tivercd in good order The public may rest
assured there shall be no unavoidable de-
teHtien of produce at this place. regular
freight train will leave Weldon every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings and
if there should be more freight at the Depot
than this train can carry, extra trains will
be sent out to take it away. Having the ad-
vantage of the Telegraph very little time is
required to order an extra train when neces-
sasy-
0fice T. s. r. r. Co., Dec. |, 1852.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
Bridge Building.

PERSONS dcsirous of having bridges
built, either on the plan Of driving the posts
or by mud sills, are informed that they can
be accommodated on moderate terms, by ap-
plying to the subscriber-who has under his
direction negro ELI, who has had consi der
able experience in that business, and is fully
prepared to undertake such Jobs.
J. J. w. POWELL.
Scotland Neck, March a, 1853.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
Thomas l.. Liddol
BRICKLAYER & PLASTEREA

INFORMS the citizens Of Martin ii
the adi iaceat counties, that he has
ESc2asOEea 10 EFaa,liltOA,
And is fully prepared to execute Is
in his line of business, that may bea
trusted to him. He has competent T'f
men in his employ, and can give sa'S'
tory assurances, that all work entt'%
to him will be execRted expedrtNS
and in a wolkmaniike manner.
References.
Jos Wuido, Hamilton,
Fm. NorReet, Tarhoro',
Buher &uton, Edgecoinbe Co.,
Goold Hoyi, Greenville.
Hamilton, April 3.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
SlQt{cc.

TIE ERGECOMBE RIFLEMEN will
parade in front of the Court House on the
first Saturday in January next, and the first
Saturday in each succeeding month through
out the year. By order,
Dec 90, 1852. L. b. JOHNSTON, 0. S.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
4 Il w
NEW
BOARDING 6 HOUSE.
Mrs. r.. a. FORD

WOULD resi- ectfully inform the pub
lie, that she has taken the house lately
occupied by Mrs. Swami, as Boarding.
hoase, and having had it thoroughly re
paired, and fitted with new and handsome
furniture throughout, she will he enabled
TO accommodate nuteber of traa sieat or
permanent Boarders in the best manne
The house sas pleasantly situated as any
zn BE sIs,singtOu,
and number Of her best rooms will be
reserved for the accommodation of tran
sient visiters. She can confidently be-
speak the patr mage of those desirous OF
obtaining Boarding house Of the frs,
class, as she aatters herself that her ar
faneements cannot be surpassed for com.
tort and convenience, and no exertion
VIII be spared calculated to add 10 the
happiness and contentmento of her guests.
The house is now open for the recep.
taon OF permanent or day boarders. For
terms, apply to Mrs. Ford. Nov. I.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
100000 lbs C0sx ,ss Yarn,
U.9sl
Mail Arrangement
NaHa1eole.

THE STAGE heretofore running from
Rocky Mount to Washington, will now stop
at Greenville-the mail and passengers pro-
ceeding to Washington in the steamer Amid
as. The stage will leave Rocky Mount at
O'Clock a. NJ. on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, arriving at Grecnville at II o'clock,
VI. Leave Greenville at 10 O'clock, A. NJ on
Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, arriving
at Rocky Mount at = o'clock, P. NJ. in time
for passengers to take tho egu}ar Mail Train
on the Wilmington Cars going North.
An Accommodation Mail Stage will leave
Tarboro' on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Mt 8 o'clock, y. NJ and arrive ut Rocky
Mount at ! O'Clock, ?. NJ. in time to meet
the Express Train of Wilmington Cars going
North. Leave Rocky Mount en- Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock A. NJ.
and arrive at Tarboro' at O'Clock, =. NJ.
Fare-from Rocky Mount to Tarboro', 81 so
The southerner., 1853-09-10
FOR HIRE.
- ~

ses and vehicles for hire on the following
TERMS PER DAY.
For carriage. two horses. & driver, s5 90
carriage and harness, 90
barorche two horses, e. driver, 4 90
harouche and harness., l SO
carryall, two horses. and driver, 3 50
" carryall and harness 100
buggy and horse, 2 90
buggy and harness, O75
=" horse, saddle and bride, 25
horse, 100
horse and cart, 25
Cart and gear, % 25
Horse ahd plough, 4 90
plough ana gear, O25
Wagon and dray, by contract.
The above charges are for an ordinary
lays travel-longer or shorter distances
contract, GEO BoIEARD.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
NOTICE.
The Subscriber being well prepared to do
A FOR wv A R DING
.AalA HV0aaa mission ERakSlMpSS

.42sN Commission Business
IN THE TOWN OF WASHINGTON,
Respectfully solicits the patronage Of the
public in Tarboro', it's vicinity, and
Edgecombe county general y-he has
ample and safe room for the Storage
Of Naval Stores, Grain & other produce ;
his charges are m oderate, and qui ck dis
patch invariably given to all business
entrusted tc his directicn.
REFERENCES.
Macnair s. Brother, Tarboro', n c., Will
liam Bernard, Greenville, Eli Hoyt, Wash
ington, N. c., Geo. II. Brown & Brother,
Washington, B. J. Parmelce, Washington,
N. c., Hon. Judge Manly, Newbern, N. c.,
J. A. Stanly, Wilmington, n c., William
Bryce & Co., New York, Dateman g. Rudde-
row, do, Mallet s. Paulmin, do.
L. j. L16aybe.
Washington. n. c.. April ,
The southerner., 1853-09-10
Lime and Plaster.

200 casks Thomaston Lime,
20 Plaster, just received, for sale by
May 5, SO. w. II. WILLARD.
The southerner., 1853-09-10

GEO. HOWARD, Contractor
Tarboro,' Dec. l, 1852.
The southerner., 1853-09-10
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.


Extract from a letter from ]. Crimes, Esq,
LoudoR county, Ia.
'4My wife has been afflicted with great
weakness, pain in the breast, side and back;
palpitation of the heart; fcebleness of the
nervous system; loss of appetite; complexion
sallow; the sight of one eye almost gone, the
other very weak, l am pleased to say,
Hampton's Tincture has restored her to per-
feet health. Her eyes are as good now as
ever they were.
, 1853-08-27
OLYMPIA Lodge, No. 5,

Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. IS 7yyS77e,
III. REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS on the - ~szrS y
~" md third Saturday evenings of < "
t,Ch month 81,
',,J to attend. r. F. McELROY. W. NJ.
, 1853-08-27
OREGON PRODUCE co
RAINIER, OF.

THE UNDERSIGNED have on hand and f,r
L sale at their New Store, a large variety Of
Goods which they offer for sale at Portland pri.
,cs: Dfy Goods vi.
, 1853-08-27
GU.NiS.NITIIL.NG.

WM COLLINS, formerly Of Portland, Ore
w eon, would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Washington Territory that he ha,
opened a shop in Olympia, on the corner Of Third
and Franklin streets, where he may be found pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in his line with
noainess and dispatch, and in a workmrnlike
manner. All orders from = distance promptly at
tended to. Particular attention paid to repairing
revovers.
OLYMPIA. June 4. 80. 39f
, 1853-08-27
WILLIAM II. sTOWELL,

COMMISS MERCHANT,
No. 4, Maynard's Fire proof Stores,
SAN FRANCISO.
NIB. w. II. S. makes no purchases Of any
description Of properly on his own account, but
ucnerslIy ha. a large assortment Of merchandise
for sale on cor-ianmcnL
lie respectfully tenders his scryices IN any per.
.o, In CaIilornis Of Oregon who may wish TO em-
Dlsy an as,nt for the sale Of domestic produce Or
o,bef msrchandre.
Scrt 6, 1859. lf