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Reservations of the Indian
Tribes on Puget Sound. ~
EXEcuTlUE OFFIcB, Olympia, W. T I
January 27th, 1855.


lst. The northern half Of section 2e~-the north
eastern quarter dissection 27aedonal section 2S and
the eastern half of section ~; all In range one ~
west, township nineteen (l9l north, situated on the
south side Of Puget Sound near the mouth Of Shenah
nam, or Medicine creek, and one mile west ofthe VIII
amette meridian, containing according 10 the .. 8.
land survey 1904 acres. .gslss. 49,,
Bay rot far from the mouth Of the Puyaup river; be-
ginning at point on the beach marked byalpfgo
white FIR tree, blazed three Sides and standing on
the north east corner Of Swan Riley6 claimJ
thence ulong the beach and following IL meandefngs
and half miles In south easiery direction, 20
point marked by fallen tree, bearing the letter. y 81
r., behird which three cedar trees are conepicuonsly
blazed thence south one and half miles; thence
west about mile TO point due south Of ne place
Of beginning, and thence north about two and bali
miles to said place Of beginning, containing ~ uu l1oO
acres or two sections u land.
Sd. The small island called Klahehe-mln. situated
opposite the mouth Of Hamniersly's and Tottens ip-
Tor Pickerings) passage containing according 70 the
U. s. land survey, about 400 acres. ttf 49,
9TH. The Peninsula at the south eastern end Of
perry's Island called shais-quihl ind q '',i'i
5th. Tho Island called Chalchoosen, situated IN
the Lrmmi river, at the point Of separation Of the
mouths, ennptying respectively ipto Bcllngham Bay
and the Gulf Of Georgia. go p
9Th. Commencing on the beach at Neah Bay, at'
the mouth Of small brook running into tho same.
next 10 the site Of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Csset or Fattey 10 the mouth
Of another small stream running into the lay on the
south side Of said Cape, little above the Watch VII
lage thence following said brook 70 Ne source
toned creek and thence following the same down 70
'"' f''Ns ISAAC I. srEvENsseov. a1si
and 6upt Ind. Ans wv. T. .
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7 IST OF L'.rTEHS remaining in the Po toeiee al
Ia olympia, June 80, 1851.
Henry Anderson, NJ. Brown, DC Dlrkrm. Il. y.
BgIwu ., John Bolart, Wnl. Benton, jesse Branch,
h. =. Cooper Josiah Coake, Jac ID Casida ., wm. s.
Camp. Henry A. Dow. Robert or John Flct., JaIcs
A. Fri.Ly James Frisby, James Fuller Newell Garish,
Orlando t;e,rge, q. W. Gypson, Mason 4. Cues, $.
H. How Jacob lIarsbargcr Ebeneezer Halt, Jacob =.
limbaugh. J. r. Jewett. Noah Kriter, Jeremiah Ma.
bic, A. l.. MeCorke, VIM. Il. Price, John Perry Ben
jam,n Perry N .ses Parker, f. C. purdy, Joseph Rec.
kle, Wm Rowland, A. II. South 2, F. Sim0ns, George
Shutc, Robert Stoiart ., Gabriel Stevens. Samuel
Waymire ..
Persons calling for the ah1vc le.teri please say nd
vertiscl. WM. RUTLEDGE, I. ".
Olympia, July 10, 1855. -
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NOTICE

rIlIIE TAN PAYERS or Thlr>i IL e,Unty. a.r t,re-
4 by inf,r.ncj tlt all tINci r'mirjas atpai On
the 1r,t day or November next WI lc g"''c 'tl ly
the Sheriff, anl That tea per cea. viii he aided rt
ding t. law.
.fne under guCd will be fund u his new 'i'r"Aor
Main street where he will receive tiN"-.
WM. RUrLEpih,
Treasurer I llrSnT & 'utty.
OLYMPIA, july 10. 1855. ii-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICE

TO Army Officers, Soldiers, Volunteers Team
sierS NdrGi Officers, Seomen, Mariners
Gmd Nary Clerks, and their s1rriring
IFidolcs dad miner Children y ~
VoU are now entitled to Land Warrant for leo
L acres aud II you have already received 10 or so
acres, you entitled to additional quantity equal
to lG0 acres Whether you desire to sell or locato
your Warrants II is important that the same be pro-
cured without delay the great number Of Warrants
which will be thrown upon the market, must sono
materially reduce their value. Persons entitled TO
No Isl BroadESy, New YoTk, who has made n.
rangements with tie Department as enables him to
procure Warrants with the least possible delay.
The applicant Is required to state his name age and
residence, including town, county, and State the
company, regiment and war he served 10, and the
captain Of his company; whether the applicant en-
listed or volunteered. and what day and year and
for what tearm whether he has ever received any
Warrants, and IL so, for how many acres, and what
has become Of sneh Warrant II the claimant served
in the navy his statement must be varied according
10 the facts Of the case. .fI raat-s ll7i
II a widow applies, she must In addition, give tho
place and time OF her marriage the name and oicial
title of the person who performed the ceremony, to-
gether with the time and place Of her husbands
death. .s fisOn tli
On receiving these facts. Mr.. Livingston will send
70 the applicant Jnly prepared and ready for execu
ton, oil the necessary papers, with full Instructions.
These papers, after being duly executed may be
turned to Mr. Livingston; whereupOn the certificate
will be obtained and either the Warrant ITSELF or tho
money therefor as may be desired can be forwarded,
to the applicant or his attorney Regular copresponr
dents who prepare the Of others, and forward
them TO the undersigned, will be literally dealt with
Having all the necessary blank forms, and being fa-
miliar with the requirements Of the law,and his ar
rangement being complete, applicants can avoid much
of the uncertainty and delay which might Otherwise
occur. f.rrI go
EAddress all communications to u. ~. i D.
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
l57 Broadway, New York
nrrrur~ceo q l.. :. .E-r III
Hon. W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State. soa
Hon. JEFFFRsoS DAVIS, 2ecretary ofWar,
Hon. J. c. DoBBIN, Secretary Of the Navy,
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary Of the Treasury, /,
Hon. RoBERr MCFARLAND, Secretary Of Interior,
Hon. CALEB CUSHING, Attorney General,
Co; & ySHS J; !, ApEEr' Typographical Engineer sA,
Col. F. s, BELroS, Third Artillery
And public officers generally.
, 1855-07-13
RELIGIOUS Notices.

The Rev. DIR. MccARrY episcopal Church) will
preach in Olympia on the first Sabbath OF every
month, at IL O'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. q. 4. WHITwOnTH presbyterian Church) will
proach regularly on the second and fourth Slbbaths
cf every month, at II o'clock, A. ", and O'Clock
r.M.
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MOUNT VERNON.

THE subscriber having located twenty miles above
the Cowlitz Landing, ct the head OF navigation on
the Cowlitz rlver,.on what was formerly known as
the 0caiat Prairie, In beautiful grazing country
would wish to take from so u 200 head OF cows on
the shares For information address the subscriber
or @. @. Paggett, Cowtz Landing.
3wlS j. l.. MITCHELL.
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DIED.

Oa the 18th Of June, 1855, ut her residence near
Vancouver RACHEL HESRIETTA, wife Of John ID. Biles,
aged 10 years, 10 months and Is days.
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nLYMpIA LODGE. mo-. S,

XXof Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
~ Irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All mombers Of the order in good standing are lnvi-
ted to attend. TT. McELROI, W. N.
, 1855-07-13

A DNIINisTRATOR's NOTICE.-Take notice that
n the nudersigne, has been appointed administrator
OF tie estate Of Stephen Lewis, decreased, late Of
Thurston county Persons having claims against the
said decedent. and th,e owing will at call upon
the undersigned and settle the same.
DAVID I. DILES,
Grand Mound Prairie.
June s. 1855. 39-4t
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ScttIe Un! Pny Unl!

A LII persons knowing thcmsclyes Indebted t, the
"A late firm Of CLARK & PATTON, either by note
or book account, for work done IN the line Of black
smthing, arc requested to settle the zane to save r.
ther trouble, within two months from this cate with
J. G. Patton who will at all times he found Mt the
blacksmith shop, to attend to the same.
]. {. PATTON.
Olympia, June 9th, 1926. n3a.
, 1855-07-13
MARRIED..

On the ID inst, by Rev. Mr.. whitworth, Mr.. JAMES
X. HrKD and Miss ELIZA A. WOODWARD, all OF Thurs
ton county
- Compliments Of the parties received
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Pure Refined Calcined and Ex.
ira CarbOnated SaIeratus.

rINHlS calcined Saleratus will commend itself 10
l. every family using it. The nlaauiaclurers guar
aniee its purity.
JOHN G. PARKER, JR,,
Sole agent for the sale OF this saeralus In Washing
ton Territory.
N>-H2a, lS'j. ?oU
, 1855-07-13
Register and Receivers Motto.

Toe above Townships having been surveyed, and the
pats thereof approved on the 18th day of May 1856
ell settlers who have claims parts Of claims therein
before tie date Of such approval, are requested to ap-
pear at the Office Of the Register and Receiver Of TIE
land district of Washington Territory at Olympia,
within thirty days from and amer the r day Of Jelly
next or previous to that time II convenient. when
aRd where shall be prepared to enter upon the i'd
istment and settlement Of their claims according TO
law. and Of all conflicts Of boundary lines that may
be found 10 exist among them.
And every person who has settled or shall settle
within such townships after the date Of approval acre
said Is required by law 70 e at this oee the notiaca-
t1n Of his claim specifying the precise ract tracts
claimed by him. within three months from the date Of
his settlement and he hereby Is requested 10 DO at
any convenient tln,e within such term. t..fg .s,.
Givea under our hands at Olympia, this 18th day
of June, 1855.
II. C. MOSELEY, Register,
+. YUI.EE, Receiver.
June Is. 1855. 40-Gw
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Advertising Agency.

NVFCEIIsIilE ASVKIVys
r P.FlSHER, IR0S BUILDING, oProsTE PACIFIC
Il. ExrREss OFFICE, (uP sTAIRs.)
Sacramento Unicn San Joaquin Republican Marys.
Vile Herald; Nevada Journal Columbia Gazette;
Grass Valley Telegraph Shasta Courier;
Empire Argus, Coloma.; Mountain DEM
ocrat, Plaociville; Amadur Sentinel,
Jackson; Yreka Herald; San
Jose relcyraph; Sonoma
Bulletin san Diego
Herald 0regonian. Port
land Oregon Statesman, Cor-
yaI, Oregon Pioneer and Demo
crat, Olympia, Puget Sound Puget
Sound Courier, Stciacocm, Puget Sound.
Advertisements aud subscriptions solicited for the
above papers.
n. D. Files Of the principal papers Of California
and Oregon may be found nt this ctiice.
June 3, 1855. 39-lys
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Nav E'lower, FL Sacramento.

T.. 7. HUDSON LINDEN. AND OUR GEN.
ERAL BRANDS OF T0BACC0S Of
JUNES & HUDSON'S MANUFAC.
TCRE.
rl'hE May Flower is put up expressly for retail
l. trade l2 plugs 10 the pound and ii is admitted
by all who have tried 1t. to lie the best they have
over tasted. For sale by .-.
SAM.H. PRlCAARD,
Up pstairl, corner BatteiS and Sacramento Sts.,
San Francisco.
Goods bought on commission and forwarded to sny
pait ofthc mines.
March 81, 1855. lm29
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Indian ReserYatIons.

The following grcserYationsfor the Indiaps
on Puget Sound having been surveyed or
having natural boundaries defining them.'
information is given 10 the public, that set
tiers may take action accordingly in loca-
ting claims. The necessary notice will be
given in regard to the remaining reserya-
tions, as soon as the surveys are made
of the Indian
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To Army Officers, Soldiers, Volunteers, Team
s'ers, NarGi Offers, Seemen, Mariners
Gmd Nary Clerks, and their SURFING
ITjdolrs and miner Children. y =
, 1855-07-13

June Is. 1855.
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Ne,o York Markets.

New York, June Cotton Is firm. Flour Is
trihe lower; good Ohio, $40 IS a $40 A. South
ern -four is heavy. Wheat is firm; white Michi-
gan, 80 So. Corn has advanced 2 to cts. west
ern mixed ITO IL a liz IL. Pork is upward !;
Old Mess, $40 81 a GIT. Beefis firm, with an up
ward tendency; repacked Chicago, $l5 25 a $l5
90. Lard is firm. Whiskey is declining sales Of
Ohio, SO 1-2 a 81 cts.
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NEW COLLINS SrEAMER.--Mr Collins having
completed a contract with Messrs. George and
James r. Steers, for the construction of another
large steamer for the New York and Liverpool
line, as a substitute for the "Arctic," tbeing the
fifth built for this ne) the contractors are actively
engaged In preparations to lay the keel, at jacob
A. Westervelt's old yard, New York. large
proportion of the timber Ia already on the spot,
and more ia landing. The pieces Of white oak for
floor tmbers, &C., cut last January in the for
ests Of Maryland and Virginia, and are considered
remarkably fine sticks The new steamer Is to ex-
coed in magnitude any Of her predecessors, and
will no doubt stand peerless among the feet Of
American steamships
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TIME UNION BEE HIVE, COMBINING:

u more advantages and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 70 Do ths
most convenient simple. and perfect arrangement for
managing Bees yet invented First premiums and
diplomas from tbe Ohio, indiana, Wisconsin, and
New York State Fairs also from the Crystal Palace
l. May be used a swnrming or non.swarrnng
Hive
2. Surplus honey removed without injury 10 tho
Bees, or least exposure.
8. Protects the Bees eectually against the attacks
Of the moth.
4. Also has the most perfect arrangement for
feeding Bees and protects against robbers.
Sate, county, town. and individual rights for sale.
Wanted good, responsible agents to sell rights.
For further information aud TO see the Bees at
work. call on J. b. Wilson, grocer, near Centre mar
ket; Mr.. Noakes at the Capitol, or A. H., north Of
the Capitol, corner Of street. north and lst street
may so--eod2w
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c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

- 2. w. BOTELEK, AuctiOneer.
OOSITIVE Sale of q very valuable lot M
- auction on Monday afternoon, June 4th al d
o'clock, shall sell on the premises part Of original
Lot 4. r.
ing l34 on Indiana avenue g street north and LIT
street west average depth 81 feet containing about
1859 square feet This corner Ii considered vaua-
BILE bnsiness location fronting three streets and
Grounds.
Terms: Onefourth cash, balance o, 12, Is and "a
months for notes bearing interest secured by deed
Of trust c. w, BOTELEk
may 25--eod Auctioneor
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01

TAYLOR CousrY ELEcrIos.--We have met tho
enemy and they amt ours. The opposition to the
American party have triumped in Taylor county
every Catholic, every Irishman, who were marched
like sheep from the public works TO the polls,
voting the Wise ticket. So exclusively did they
stick TO the victorious side that we must acknowl-
edge that we are reluctantly compelled to view the
result az great Foreign and Roman Catholic tri-
umph over true American principles and Protest.
m.--PYunfyfopn CARTE.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01
.Ne,c York Stock 1tansaefions.

New YORK, June Stocks are steady Money
ia unchanged. Indiana SIS, IS IL cents North Ca
rona 6's, 90 ga cents Ohio Life Trust Company,
"a cents; Cumberland Coal Company, 81 "a cts;
Pennsylvania Coal Company ITO cts; New York
Central Railroad, 90 cents Reading Railroad, SO
cents; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail
road, lO7 cents.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RxroErED ron rus
DAILY AME RICAN ORGAN.


Nav YoRK, June 1.-The North Star arrived
here early this morning with no later dates than
those brought by the Pacific. She brings over
100 passengers.
The 81. Louis arrived at Hayre on the morning
of the l9th in a damaged condition, having en-
coantered an iceberg on the eastern edge of the
Grand Banks. Her bows were badly stove, but
she was able to complete her voyage safely. The
injury was chiefly above her water line.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01

INSULT TO IsJURr.-This term is often made use
Of without any very definite meaning. Know
Nothing trick on Saturday last, may be taken az
definition Of the phrase.
Whilst Democratic Convention was in session
the ground aoor Of the Courthouse in this city,
there was party in the jury room above, initiating
Democrats (wbo had come TO the meeting) into the
mysteries Of the occult sciences."---Bdfon Rouge
Ioml
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01

CHRIsroPHxR Corr died at the City Hotel, in
Hartford, on Tuesday night. He had previously
blcd at the lungs, and had a severe attack few
days since. He was a son Of the late Christopher
Colt, Eco, Of Hartford, and brother Of Colonel
Samuel Colt. He was well known in New Jersey,
Washington City, &C. Mr. Colt leaves a wife and
four children. He was 43 years of age.
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A Gard 10 the Public.
Joiat Rssolation IN Relation % Ms Rasuin,
Election.

Joiat Rssolasion IN Relation 20 Ms Ensuing
Election.
Rssolvsd de-, That the Commissioners Of Eleo-
ton In the respective Wards at the ensuing cleo
ton for officers and members of this Corporation
shall be, and they are hereby, requested after said
election shall have been held, and before the bal
lots are counted, TO invite or permit two persons
Of respectable standing Of each party to be present
At each election precinct, and witness the counting
Of said ballots and the making up Of the returns
thereof; but before being allowed to enter the
room they shall first take an oath not to modest or
disturb In any way the Commissioners in the dis
charge OF their duties, or handle the ballots.
Rssolsed, That the Commissioners Of the Elec
ton 70 be held on the 4th day Of June next, be-
and they are hereby, requested to make the tickets
deposited for members OF the Board of Aldermen
and Common Council and other Corporation off,
GERS part of their official returns.
Passed by the Board of Aldermen, May 2s,
1886.
The above resolutions were passed by the
Board OF Aldermen on last Monday. They were
introduced by an Alderman from the Fifth Ward,
with no reasonable expectation that they would
be passed by the Board of Common Council
They are either intended for political capital, or
designed to reflect upon the honor and honesty of
those citizens selected as Commissioners of Elec.
ton, to be held on the first Monday in June. Had
such resolutions been passed by both Boards, not
one Of the commissioners could have held his posi-
ton without degrading himself In the estimation OF
all goods citizens. Such resolutions could emanate
only from corrupt source and as thus emanating,
we throw them back whence they came, as
the only ft place for Judgment. None Of the
commissioners would object to count the ballots In
the presence of the assembled world, were It pos.
slble; but to DO compelled to submit to degrad-
ing espionage, such as has never before been
found necessary, even when party lines have been
drawn to the utmost tension, Is too degrading
for any free-born American citizen None but
slaves, such as are being transplanted upon the
soil Of our once happy country could conceive such
q measure, or submit TO its requirements. There
Is too much cunning in 1t. The introducer has
ovcrreached himself, but he may rest assured that
there is at least as much inbred honesty Of pur-
pose in those selected to hold the election on next
Monday as there Is In those who think all are dis
honest but themselves.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June Flour is duh. There was
a small sale Of Howard street at $40 81, but It is
generally held at $ll. Wheat and corn are dull !;
some small sales took place at yesterdays rates.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01

40S Prizes amounting TO $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Tickets ts--Halves s4.--Quarters ~.
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing.
~ Bills on all solvent banks at par. All com
municaHous strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov l8-ly Montgomery, Alabama.
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hLLfHkD OAsI VI BEDbGTiON.-DuFlnH tue tast
few days much excitement had prevailed at Pitts
burg, In consequence Of an alleged attempt Of Mr..
Jeremiah McKibben, Of Philadelphia, TO shoot his
brothsr-in-lsw, Mr. Isaac Craig, Of Allegheny city,
against whom he preferred serious charge. The
Pittsbnrg Dispatch has the following verson OF the
painful affair:
Mr.. Craig, a few years ago, married daughter
Of Chalmers McKibben, Esq., at one time post
master in this city, and since with his son) propr-
etor Of the Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia. In
November last, another daughter OF Mr.. McKib-
ben IA deaf and dumb girl was on visit to her
sister in Allegheny, for a month, after which she
returned home Last week II was ascertained that
she had been for some months enc,ente, and on be-
ing questioned she charged her brotherin-law with
being her seducer.
Her father and brother Immediately came here,
removed Mrs. Craig TO the residence Of her aunt,
at Sewickly, during her husbands absence, aud, on
meeting him, on their return, the shooting affair
alluded TO came of. Since then Mr.. Mckibben
has instituted civil action against Craig for Sc
ducton, claiming twenty thousand dollars damages,
upon which Mr.. Craig ION Tuesday afternoon) sur
rendered himself TO the sheriff. without rendering
bail and now remains IN his custody. II ia due to
the accused TO state that no denies the guilt mpu
ted TO him, and alleges that he In search Of the
Messrs. McKibben TO make the same statement 10
them, when attacked. The whole case, owing in
great degree to the social position ofall the parties
has created great excitement in the community,
and deep feeling against the accused.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01
Railroad Ercatrsion.

CHICAGO, May 30.--An immense number of In
vited guests from here and abroad started this
morning for Burlington, Iowa, on a grand excur
Burlington, and Quincy Railroad to that place.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-01

"AVlNG bought out the esta bllsh ment
Ii Of HORACE RITTER, on Pennsyly ave
nus, between 18th and 18th streets, which ! have
completely ovated. can accommodate my friends
with real Turtle Soup. Oysters in every style and the
best Of Liquors, Cigars. &c.
All Injuries and delicaces in season.
RICHARD ADAMS
NAV 29-lw TStarl
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6 Concert street. Philadelphia.

SEVERE AND ALARMING CASE or ScnoYuLa
CrnKD ny NE WITHIN THE FAST TWO MosTHs--A
young girl Of this city, twelve years old with Der
mother, called on me for medical advice. Her.head
entire scab her hair almost all her head her
eyes and cars much swollen, inhamed, and sore ap.
petite poor and the child looked like a victim 10 tia
disease. gave her my Family Pills, two bottles of
Alternative Syrup, and bottle of my Sarsaparilla
Compound, and she Is now well her appetite good,
her head eyes, and clear of the disease and tho
hair 10 growing finely on her head. This ia only one
of hundreds Of similar cures by the treatment
ommend
could publish thousands Of certificates and letters
have received from all sections Of the country
Should publish ALL they would gil volumes.
J. s. ROSE, NJ ID.
The above celebrated Sarsaparilla Compound IL
sold by O. SToTf 4 CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. W. NAIRN
PATTERSON & MARIN,
ID. ID. CLARK,
ii. ii. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
KIDWELL LAWRENCE.
J. b. MOORE,
Washington, D. C.
j. L. KTDWEIL,
Georgetown.
And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
- am
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by c. w. BOTELER,
Auctioneer.
ny H III g II II 8 GAZE OF InInHnEK En-

= Property.-On Monday, The I'd day Of july,
shall sell in front of the premises on 18th street.
near Maryland avenue, at o'clock, p. NJ, by virtue
of deed of trnst, dated November 15 1885, and duly
recorded in Liber T. A. 8. No e. foos 36s-37l, al
that lot of land designated as lot No. 81 in square
No. s27, according TO Lawrences subdivision of d
buildings, and improvements thereon consisting Of
valuable brick tenement
Terms Of sale: $500 in cash, the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest deed TO be piyen
and deed Of trust taken To secure the credit paw
ments AL conveyancing at the expense of the put.
chaser.
A. ROCKWELL, Trustee
G. w. B0TELER,
NAV 2g-2awtd Auct;onaar