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, 1856-09-05

UCK,DRlLI.S, S,SlIEErlNGS, HATS, GAPS, BOOTS
AND BR0GANS.
BY RECENT ARRIVALS has received a very large
invoice Of the most.
Desirable Styles of Clothing,
and it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in this
market. The goods are manufactured under my own
supervision Of the best material well cut large
sizes, and made in the most durable manner.
Traders from the Country
Are invited to examine this HEAVY STOCK and
they will find the prices LOWER than they can be
found elsewhere in the market.
Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and most
saleable goods, as each article is guaranteed
Orders from the country promptly and carefully at.
tended to.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants,
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and Plain Satinet Pants
1000 pairs Linnen Pants,
1000 pairs G0odyears Rubber Pants,
1000 GoOdyears Rubber Coats
200 cases Goodyears long and short rubber boots
200 cases miners Shirts
1000 doz super Flannel Ovcrshirts,
200 dOz Fancy Cashmere Oyershirts,
1000 doz White Shirts,
$50 doz heavy Hickory Shirts,
500 doz Mavy Check Shirts,
800 doz Merrimac Shirts,
600 dOz LambswoOl Undershirts,
800 d9z Regatta Tndersoirts.
200 doz Grey Flannel Undershirts,
$50 doz LambswOol Drawers.
$50 doz Beached Drill Drawers,
500 doz Overalls,
1000 Denim Frocks,
1900 doz country knit Wool Socks,
800 doz Heavy White aud mixed cotton socks,
1000 doz super silk Packet HandkeIchiefs,
100 doz super Black Silk Neckerchefs,
200 doz Clnrbric Handkerchiefs,
$50 doz Rubber Belts
$50 dOz Buck Gloves,
400 doz Blckskin Gold Bags
1000 DOeskin Business Goats,
400 Black Cloth Frock Coats,
1000 assorted 0vercoats,
600 assorted Pea Coats
5000 Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests,
20 bales Blue and White Blankrts,
so kales A Sheetings,
so bales Drills,
so bales assorted Duck,
80 cases fine Felt Hats,
100 cases Stmw Hats,
For sale by WM. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
100 Battery street, cor Merchant
San Francisco
N. b'-No goods sold at retail. may 9--3m.
, 1856-09-05
A Farm to Rent.

The undersigned being desrous Of going into other
business. would inform the public that he has land
claim winch he VIII rent on advantageous terms "a
any person who may feel disposed In take the same
u is situated above the claim of Joseph Bort on tho
SkoOkum Chuck. Thurston county, known as the
|" Wanch claim On 1t there Is Is about leo acres
under fence and cultivation, with some 100 acres ol
standing grain On i there Is good barn. and com
Portable house. with other outbuildngs with farming
implements to keep the claim in order and good re.
pair. \ man with family is desired. Terms made
known on application TO
., ,. GEO. WANCH.
, 1856-09-05
LOOK HERE!

Those interested arc respectfully Informed that Tho
notes, books, accounts. &C.. of J. J. WESTBROOk
late of Thurston County, have been left with the un
dersigned for collection.
portion of said accounts should have been long
since paid. The notes have been for some time due
and unless debtors will avail themselves of the coming
mouth in adjusting the same, they will probably find
these accounts placed in such hands and shape Us
will insure their collection.
EDWARD FURSTE, Agent.
p. S. Washington Territory scrip taken in pay
mcnt of accounts at current value.
Olympia, June 2l 1856. 4w33
, 1856-09-05
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters of administration
L have been granted by the Probate court of Skama
mia county, and Territory of Washington, to the nm
dersgned on the estate Of George Groswod deceased
late of said county
All persons having claims against the deceased arc
requested to present them with the necessary youch
ers within year from this DATE at his residence at
the Cascades. All persons indebted to said estate arc
called upon to make immediate payment.
~ c. J. PALMER, Admir-
/ Cascades, May 81, 1856. 6w33
, 1856-09-05
Notice to Farmers.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED takes this method toinform
l. the farmers of Washington Territory that he Il
carrying on the Tanning Mill making extensively
five miles southeast Of Olympia. on Eaton's prairie
sometimes called Chambers prairie.
The undersigned Is prepared to furnish purchaser
with superior article Of the kind ever yet invented
and will warrant them To clcan five hundred TO one
thousand bushels of wheat per day with ease, II prop
erly tended at the moderate price Of htyVe dollars
at the shop. ,,,r,oc,,
January Is ls55 aOtf
, 1856-09-05
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of administration
L have been granted by the Probate Court of Thurs
ton county, W. T., To the undersigned upon the estate
of WILLIAM WHITE, deceased, late Of Thurston
county, ". T., hearing date July lIth ISiG An per
sons having claims against said estate are requested
To- present the same within year from date and
a persons indebted to said estate are rogue ted 10
make immediate settlement.
MARGARET NJ. WHITE.
Olympia, July %, 1856. 4w3S
, 1856-09-05
6 R a 10 % NJ O u GO q
NJ UR = IA II X

THE subscriber will be prepared to furnish the pub
l. lie the coming fall, with tue best leading varieties
of fruit trees. Consisting of Apple, Pear Plum, Cher
ry, Peach, Currents, GooscbcrIies NC, which have
been selected with care from the States ar Oregon
nurseries.
My ground being well adapted to the Iiffasion OF
roots, iatter myself present To the public as
good trees as any nursery on the Pacific coast and
warrant them true to name. Prices to correspond
with the times. Produce or stock taken in exchange
for trees Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
tion. Tugs carefully packed and delivered at olyn-
pia free oY charge.
Grand Mound, Sep. IA, 1855 nj
, 1856-09-05
J. w. sullivan,

BOOKSELLER AND ST ATf0NER, Pose.omce bslt
Is ding, san Francisco, California, would eall y.
attention Of all booksellers, expressmen and ..s nes
agents to a large list Of nerspapers and ma uih
boots statlouery and all the cheap publications 2,
the av AT the lowest market prices, carefully pacH1a
and iesiby directed. As this list can never BE- PEI
feet he will send specimen copy o. all new pne,es
advantage 70 have all their orders packed In ths "
Enlistment as they can Ne supplied IN edveeee y
sny other house. All orders will be answered pn@F
Is. June >, SS'Sv-"
, 1856-09-05
G.. B. ADAMS,

StGtutcSoT W. T., Passed at the Fist Session
of the Legislative Assembly.
TANING been ut the expense Of a reprint Of a
number of forms of the laws passed at the first
sion of the legislative assembly Of territory of Wash
ngton, the undersigned has for sale limited number
Of copies. The work is bound in accordance to the d.
rcctiOn Of the last LegisataTe-contains 4SS pages
with c,piou index. The legal profession and Others
desiring IT, and not entitled To copy bylaw would d.
well to make immediate application to
ISAAC LIGllINER,
At the store of Louisson 4 Co., q ympia
Price s..
Olympia, Sept. II, lsj5-nl-tf
, 1856-09-05

6O]A1NDIN% 1oUSEl.
1NHE undersigned Is prepared to furnish board "A
Il by the day or week, on the most rea. E:il
s9nable terms.having fitted up large and tomiorta-
bic house, on the corner of Fourth and Frnkln Sts
Immediately opposite the residence ofMa Tilton, in
pleasant part Of the town.
His table will be furnished with the best the market
affords.
Rooms can be furnished II desired
o,,-u,. ~. >, ~. SlLAS GALLITIER.
, 1856-09-05
NOTICE

7 J
A LII friendly Indians within the limits ufthc Pugcts
"A Sound District have been directed by ne, % rem
devious at the following points 10 await further orders
hor, Nashon's Island Seattle Port Orchard Penn's
Cove and Oak liaror,and Dr. J. Is. Weber, appoint
ed Special Agent N look afer those Indians at present
encampcd at the Head Of North Bay, Nsqually, Stella
COON, Gig Harbar, and Nashons Island. Dr. MAY
NARD, appointed Special agent u look after those en-
campcd at Seattle aud Port Orcharl-and Capt. Fay
and Dr. lIL, Special Agents for those encamped at
Oak liarbor, Penns Cove, and Holmes llarbor on
Whidly's Island.
should lie deemed necessary these severl hands Of
Indians VIII be required TO occupy two or three points
only and request the inhabitants in the vcinity Of
the-e several eneampments, to report at once any
usual movements on the part Of these Indians 10 any
one Of the above named Special Agents or to me- at
Olympia NJ. T. SIMMONS.
NpeciH hd,'a igt.
PUGET Sound District.
, 1856-09-05
Notice to the Public

TNITAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
the Chehalis river, Lewis county. W. T., and for.
bid any person trespassing said land.
A. 5. WILSON.
Oct II IS5s.ctf
, 1856-09-05
Sayward's Line

OF PACKETS, consisting Of the ship Sarah IA
- Will run regularly between Puget Sound
and San Francisco. All orders for goods will be
promptly attended to.
: July 80 1853, 47ly
, 1856-09-05
Advertising Agency.

n p. FISHER, laos BUILDING, toProsIrE PAclip
L.. ExPEEss OFFicE, (Ur srAIRs.)
saeramento Union San joaquin Republican .Mp..s
vile Herald; Nevada Journal COLUMBIA 6aletletl
Grass Valley Telegraph Shasta Courier; -
Empire Argus, C0loina Mountain Dem
ocrat Placerville; AmadoF Sentinel, e'H
Jackson Yreka Herald San "a :
Jose Telegraph; Sonoma ~
Bulletin Ban Diego iNi
Herald 0regonian, Port tra
land, Oregon Statesman, Cor Sd
wallis, Oregon Pioneer and Demo-
erat, Olympia, Puget Sound Puget
Sound Courier Stellacoom, Puget Sound. :,
Advertisements and subscriptions solicited ior 'ns
above papers. ,.-A
NIB Files Of the principal papers Of Callionn
and Oregon may be found at this ONCE.
June 4, 1855. WY .
, 1856-09-05
Cabinet Shop.

FURNITURE Of various kinds kept con GO
l. stantly on hand, and orders filled at Is1N
short netice. O
A variety Of work made of beautiful HSfSS1
curled maple now in readiness. The cti- XM
zcns of olympia and vicinity are respect ~ Y
fully invited to call aud examine.
A. J. LINvlLL.
Olympia, April 20, 1854. 3itf
, 1856-09-05

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
Il on hand, Of c. C.. Terry, together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Merchantman, have on hand
an assortment of general merchandise for the trade
which they offer Wholesale and retail at small ad
GEORGE co.
. 'Alki, July 81. 1854. ATtf
, 1856-09-05
For Sale.

A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated in 90
"A Seattle, King county, designed either as a. IN.
store tavern, well finished inside and out, he A-
ing clothed and papered Inside and advantageously
situated may be purchased on reasonable terms by
application being made to the undersigned.
GDr ALSO, a claim situated at the mouth Of the
Duwamish river, well wntered, and on which is erected
good log house. there is cleared and under fence about
acres Of land. a
Several lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September I, 1865 no52df
, 1856-09-05
Keystone Temperance House,

IA G X SON STREET,
"a few doors below DayisO SAN FRAycIsco
MRS. NJ. HERRING, Proprietress.
PRICE OF BOARD REDUCED?
, 1856-09-05
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
VIM. G. BADGER.
NO. 100.
Battery Stroot.

TMPOTER Of every variety of CLOTHING AND
i FURNISHING GOODS; also of BLANKETS
DUCK, DRILLS LSSIIEETlNGS,HA GAPS, BOOTS
AND BROGANS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

story is told Of two artist lovers both Of whom
sought the hand OF noted painters daughter And
the question: which of the should possess him
sell of the prize earnestly coveted by both, having
TO the father he promised TO give Ais child TO
;!e one who co"ld paint tie best So each strove
for the maiden with tie highest skill the genius could
command. One painted picture OF fruit, and dis
played it for the fathers inspection in beautiful
grove, where gay birds sang swcetly among the TO
liage and all nature reoice2 in the luxuriance Of
bouniiFul life. Presently the birds down TO
the canvass Of the young painter, and attempted to
the fruit he had pictured there. IN hi5 surprise
and joy the young artists skill, tie father dcc!ar
ed trat 70 one could triumph that
Soon, however, the seco1d lover came with his
picture, and it vas yelled.
'Tlke the vel! from your painting" said the old
man.
lleave sha. to YOU said the artist with sim
plicty.
The father Of the young and lovely maiden ap-
preached the veileJ picture and attempted 10 uncov
.er it. But imagine his as,onshment, when as he
attempted to take of TIE veil, he found the veil il;
selfto be the picture! We need no say who was
the iuciy Iover for il the artist who deceived the
birds by skill in painting fruit, manifested great
powers OF art, he who could veil his With
the pencil as TO jeceive skIful master, WIS surely
the greatest artist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
CIAIsL EsToWN, VIRGINIA ATURDAY. SEPT

it enters the regal halIand the peasant ) loy.J,
and alike with the same power, checks the
steps Of ptosperitg, and blights the languishing
heart of struggling sdvefsity. Feared aud
loathed by all mankind, its name is never men
toned save with borrowing contempt, for its
evil feet love TO traaaple on the form OF peace
and to blast the bnd uf joy.
; Such are the evils of SIander. Reader, If
you desire to be happy sedulously school your
heart against its evil.producing wiles. Ii you,
wish 10 be loved aud esteemed. shield your
soul by the pauoply virtue, and repndiate it
ns.you would demon. II Nou wonId be pros
perons inyour basiaass, attempt not to place
the basis ofgour success, on tie petty advan-
tage derived from tie calumuiation of your
competitor, giafd tongue with honesty
AID truth ia sqell 4 l.lsaher as will enable vou
to.rslsct lis Fils as readily as You
would counteffeit coin. In sentence, of
all mankiod, tie rsesuest is the Sian.
derer, and if fhes eoni aadsEinstion of
justice were heard. hiss 5ea5ls soul would
be tlls scum of fheH ssd body the flOd of
dogs.
QarperS. Ferry, IS36.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
coL1oQUIAL PRovrSCIALys1Ts.

We once heard an Intelligent gentleman nsscr.
that he could generally tell where person had been
born and brought up. upon ls;eRng TO his or her
conversation for halfa hour. There are very few
individuals, however educated" lie said in eXFlana
tion Of his theory :'who do not retain in their
dnarv convers tion some colloqnialsn.s or Tecu-
lariries pronunciation indigenous TO tie locality
where they FIRST learned to talk" i Virginas coald
he distinguished lie continued, by one kind of into
nation, New Highlander by another, and II Fhila-
delphan by third. phrase would frequently
hetray whether tie speaker came from the north
TIE south, the Atlantic sea.board or the west Words
which had been two centuries ago good English, and
which bad been brought over at that time by colo
nis,s, had in some sections retained their meaning,
and in others become obsnl and tile Of such
words, o: lhc substitution of more modern syno-
ryns, Lct-GS ei the donlcile oflhoSe wEo employed
them E7eu thorough masters OF the English tongue,
who, when they wrote, wrote with the greatest puri
ty e!! ofcn in buried TAX into tie careless, slip
shod style Of their ch:lIhooa, nuI dear,rd t!lgi-
conversation with ~o'iocnil proyiurili;sws.
Every accurate observer wi, conte!e the truth OF
these remarks New Workers haze fashion cf using
"dicbcring, FOR "bo~gUnuE: tie Yankees say 'cu,s"
instead s..,ar;;" aad in Georgia 30 doE':,' IS
often ioe!egantIy substituted f.r 10 Gos" Many
Virginia woman, in o'Acr respects perfectly. vel
bred, says ioie w.Cu si.e means "oNrr, It habit
acquired in youth from ,C,riag the plantation nc
croCs Use t!se wo,d. We -Enow an exce,n, OLD lady.
Who H5 rc-..el here for G.'y years, Who says "j..
nci,' 's- 'hoa~c;.' bc-a=Se She carnr; 50 to pro-
nsunce il w!,cn child, in Eost n ! western man
SAYS 'l:,;.n fox "touIc, a Yankee 'heow,' fsr how;
we might multiply exan.iIos. lmpsop5eiies 0.
speech not belonging aaE particular locality
cora,uou. Eveu cdGcn'cd prrsana Cqnca,ly say,
u sat down" instead C l7at down" and the phrase
q have snw" IasteaG of"I have sorn,7 is actually
heard. Tie most viI'ianuu' larbass'n is =! bad
went" weh believe is OF Pennsylvania origin.
.Let You aad So, is a s; more ordinary mistake
'I.la-n your brother that lesson E5te!d Of '''each
your brother" is a phrase sometimes used even by
cultivated people. This fifty years" instead of
'these fity years. sa not nhfrequcat error. :Be-
tween you and l" is another coIoquiL error. We
do not say that educated persons writein this way,
bat that often in conversation they talk thus. One
who attends to such things VIII notice, even in the
best companies, astonishing nun,Jcr Of similar
bluniers.- -PA::adc'phia Lsdscr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
HUMORs OF Law.

Sterne insinuatrs tha! attorneys are TO law
yers what apo;hecnries ara to ophvsicians-only.
that they do not deal in scruPes
One day at the table of the late Dr. Pease,
Oean of EIy,) just as the cloth was bling re-
moved the subject of discourse happened to
he that of an extraordinary mortality "maug
the lawyers "Nye have Iost' said genll,
man, :" not less than six eminent barrisiers in
az many months" The Dean who was
cutie deaf, rose rs his friend finished his
remarks, and gave the company grace: = For
this aud every other mercy, the Lords name
bs praised 7! The effect was irresistible.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
NO. 33a
IaQies, g5Ilartnent.

H LINES
seidresssi By Lord HyToa 10 lis Lady.
Aud wilt tEou weep when am low
Sweet lady, speak those words agaiu!
etifthey gr!sve thee, say not 50
would mot give thy bosom pain
My lieartfs sad, my hopes sre gone;
Ny blood ruzs oolily thrO' uiT breast,
Aud when perish, tiou alone
Wiitsigh above my place ofrost-
And YET, methinks, CLEAN, ofpcace
Doth thro' my cloud of anguish shine;
And for awhile nay sorrows cease,
TOkuOw thy heart has felt for mine
Oh lacy, blessed be that tear!
1t falls for one that cannot weep:
Such precious drops are doubly dear
To those whose eyes no tears. can steep.
Sweet lady .ons raas
witt every feeling son as thine;
hut beGntv'>~Sff hath s---S>NE 70 ch'S1a
Kwie,ch created to repine.
Yet wilt thou weep whes !! sm low ?
Sweet lady, speak those words ag l;nL
Yet il they gri sc thee, say not so;
would not give thy bosom pain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
IMPORTANT 70 bYE(HAN

The Scientific American staes that broad
field for genius and industry Hi!I open on and
alter the 9th OF December ne.;. on which day
the patent for WvuciSworth's Flaming Machine
expires, Congress having 'e(sed further ex-
tension. 1t further remarks
AL inventors having Improvements in pia-
ming machines, who have ben driven TO the
caves 10y the Woodwork motopoly, may come
forth from hcir hiding place. All mechanics
who desire to enter into the lumber planning
business may now max. the lccessary arrange
~, uts Ali lnncEnists ma now prepare to
take orders for tho construction OF \" o"d-
wortil's Planning achines. AIilmprovements
hitherto locked up becauseot alleged lntrng-
memr, NAV now be put int' operation The
demand for lumber, working machinery Will be
very large in DecetROer ntHi. Those who are
earliest prepared to take advantage OF the
great opening, will he Iik'ly % reap tie richest
harvest. In addition to this Congress has re-
fused to extend the pater' fol '49, to' AeCor-
mck's Grain Reaper. which expired IN 49,
Havwoods Rubber Pa'en' iii So; larIeys
Iron Casting Patent, 1919; Nock's Paddock
Patent, 1853.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
AMERICAN FANCY GOODS.

The New York Courier says that at least one hall
of that class OF articles known fancy goods, in
common use in this country are manufactured. in
American workshops. ReHcules and porte mon
naies were imported altogether few years ago
Now American manufactured articles are regarded
as superior aud the Importation of them has entire
ly ceased The manufacture of jcwelry and silver
ware is carried on ia this country to an extent that
places us in rcsittonFqui;c independent of impor-
tation.. In toys, also-+by means an unimpor'ant
branch of trade-American manu- factures hare made
great progress land 10 measure supplanted the i'm
pertet articles In fact thsre nsiaerabIe year
Iyfmpdriation, We are Wlth0u competition in
TOYS manufactured from India sub5er which form
the principal export.
lEIsuspERsrA rANDINe,- A gentleman walkipg
sssiitls i lady made thiss-stsp and fell. Tile
laay feeling fcr his situation, assisted him in
feeavefitfp his feet, observing that she was soF.
nv for his faaz 7,as. To this the gallant an,
erily replied. what is.tha: you say, madam,
about my. fore pasgsi aud Immediately ly made
/ liis crit in 4 rage
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
FASHION.

Louis XVI abiding 10 a changein the fas'I-
ion of hea.! dresses, which was brought about
by tie appearance Of an English beauty at
Paris, said, somewhat pe:ulautly-"I am,
confess, piqnerl to see, that with aImy author
ity in this country, have exclaimed SO long
against high head dresses, while, no one had
the complaisance to lower them for me il the
Sigh est degree. But now, when . mere
strange Enclsil wenrh arrives with little low
head dress, all the Princesses think fit to go at
once from one extremity 10 another"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
A NIGnT pIDE IN KANSAS.

The following is an extract Of letter, dated
Leavenworth, August 17tlb from &C. W. o.
Virginan, now in Kansas. It Isl good
illustration of border fighting"
On Friday evening, Gen, Clarke received a
note from Col. Titus, requesting him TO bring
over as many mounted men as he could spare,
to go over to assist Col. Tggadwell in defend
ing himself from an attack, which it was un.
d"rStood would be made on him that riickt
We left Col. Titus, that night with eighteen
men; aud, as we had not horses enough 10
mount them all, some had 10 double; but on
the road We managed to mount most of the
men bv pressing horses into service. We con-
tinned on the road until we reached the house
OF Mr.. Lr.haT, n pro slavery man, who lives
about eight mics from Lecompton, when we
learned that We were too late, as Lane lad
attacked Troadwell's camp that day and diYen
lin OFT After resting ourselves and horses a
few minutes we started on the return, and had
ridden about four miles without interruption,
when i was suggested by Coll Titus, Wlisfswa,
IN command, that wetshoald go by the house
ot a man by the name Of Wakefield, who had
figured 10 considerable extent in the Kansas
difficulties, ard take his horses. Alter pro
ceeding on the way about quarter Of a miie
CWXkg fields house in full view before us, and
tue moon SHINING very brigirtly,) we observed
about q dom men at the house, and in q lev
moments we saw two mounted men start from
the house in lnli g.I"p on iI.e road 70 Lecomp-
ton. The order was given 10 tUllOw item,
which We d:I in style, a;',l rs happened TO
be mounted on A pretty fleet h rise, with about
three others, I led the pursuit. aud continued
TO run them, occasionally firing on then, until