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THE HEAD AND TIE HEART.

3aA HEAO ENO IGE HEAET
BY JOHN q. SAKE
The Hoad is stately, calm and wise
And bn-s noble part;
And down below, in secret lies
The warm, impu!siYe Heart
The lofty Head that sits above.
The Heart that beats below
Their several Office piaiuly prove.
Their true relation sho. =
The Head erect. serene and cool
Endowed with Reason'sa art
Vas set aloft to guide and rulo
1he throbhing, wayward Heart;
And from the Head, as from the higher.
Comes au-directing thought;
Aad II the Hearts TRANSFORMING Ere
Al noble deeds are wrought;
Yet each is best when both unite
To make tie man cornpleteg
What the heat without the Itgb.2
The hight, without the heat
LITTLE ALLEYS DEATH-BED.
Gently tread ye a. her bedside.
For our darling's diving now;
And her sparkling eye is glazing
While the death-dsLnp c}ills her brow,
Softly whisper sob but slowly,
For the angels now are come;
sent By HIM, tho high and holy,
To convey her spirit home
Hear ye not the gentle rustnng
or their golden bearling wiags
fet'' ye not The holy thrilling
IhAt angelic presence brings?
Look our darling nov has seen then.
As they rather rq1r-7 b.~
Pretty pretty :" fsneth family
She is dying-sho is deadl
She Is desd yet still there fingers
On her lips that rsrtine, smile;
Esch one gazing feels more hoiy.
Moro like heaven for tie while. .
foT they think the blessed angels,
As they bore her soul sway,
Lett trace Of bliss immortal
Stamped upon the infant clay
a.xz.
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SCol. Benton has nearly c7ruP Piztad
the 4th Volume ot lis abr:3g 1lcn. = The
Cons-tsusioral debates
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aS- .g- NSEIIOE AT LAM, Aincra
..s 1911 E .s-Ise - Tao $. , enc az: Li.c-lt
e-- ii las H. ;. District Court OF
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s>E ~ Law, sal Selici-5. n Chsrcery, Mir.
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E5EE szD COUNSELLOR III law. Aisae-zI
collections promptly ATTENDED 70. Clae-
2 +.-az1al. SCORE. 81
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80 B3gls ten cent pieces, ~ei. ex--
.a-ad arc ,zt circulation
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AE1 C5 J-.aEI.l,0R IT LAET, Mineral
..--a - : .--,l- $ Slgla a..G-E- 81
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d.. BE.y5. I. BRISBANE,
f. !. all r,s.-. -.a1e :. Arena, Iowa Co., Wisconsin.
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COBB < 1TEas1-CHE,
.a1g5 " LAW, &iaa-L TcjLt, Wis. 0rlce
-a.. . .-ll--. s store 81
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aen z.-ae. on taa principal cities q the e 8.
-.--e OF tie chles towns Of
s..-. E...ssa, France. Holland, Germany and
Switzerland.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-02
From the Chicago Tribune.
Important Decision Dred Soo.r IN Ohio.

we published an item rot long since
tHat ADVISED our readers to look out for
tAua5 = from the Supreme Court Of Ohio.
o. q case covering substantially, the
po.-.s involved Ii the Dred Scott decision.
Iaa thunder has been heard. and II
strikes Chief justice fancy and the :. five
SHAREHOLDERS stunning blow The
court delivered It's opinion on Friday last,
III "alth we hud reported Ia the Clncin-
aatu 'Fazeue. The point involved IS thus
stated. " y slave, named Poindexter
vas owned by man named Anderson.
iIFlng IL healucky, near the Ohio river.
foIadex,er was trus.y and Of much val
ue. Ills master frequently sent him arcoss
l4le river Into ONO, 10 transact iUsiness
Lor him, and 10 do errands. He agreed
10 give Po.ndexleg his freedom Tor lne sum
OF ten hundred dollars PoIadexter exc
cuted notes Witn sufficient sureties for the
payment OF the money. He went TO
work IN kentucky, to raise the money By
the labor OF ans hands. When one of the
no,es became due payment, was refused,
ana the owner Anderson brought suits In
t1e CAlo Courts 10 recover the sureties.
tLe sdlt Was contested on the
ground that foludaxter was already free
before The notes were gwen, by having
been brought Or sent Into ONO by his
aias.er. and therefore there was no con-
5!dorauon given for the notes This is
ne cLlet point in the case, SO tar as prin-
cIPai Is iuvolged''
The Supreme Court decided that this
position was taken, and That the bringing
or sending a slave into OHIO makes nm
Tree. To this Judge Barley dIsseated,
the other four Judges agreed upon it.
inns, It will be seen, coafiCts with the
Dred Scott Law OF the fiva slave-holdi1g
Judges Of the United States Court, as re-
Gently expounded BY Judge fancy.
We copy portion Of this important
decisions
Judge Bowen delivered the opinion Of
the court holding
l. That neither OHIO nor Kentucky
can demand an obroga:ion Of the Con-
sutuIOa and municipal laws Of the other,
as matter OF comfy and i a person,
claimed as slave in Ike. ucky, comes
into Ohio by the direction or consent Of
his oWcrn, even for u tempogy business
purpose, the Constitution and laws Of Ohio
operate on the condition OF such person,
and the effect his Immediate emancipation
2. When Z person, held in slavery by
the municipal laws Of the state in which
ho lives, once becomes free by virtue Of
the laws OF another country or State, in
which ne g0cs blythe consent Of his owner,
II IS not in the power Of the latter ever
TO reduce h.sn again 10 his former condi-
Ioa Of scrvitude, under any law which
tLLs court can recognize as valid.
.. BY laws o. Kentucky, any person
capacity TO make any contract whatever; ];
and promisory notes given TO his master
b. himself and surelies for HIM, III the
purchase OF hls freedom, are illegal and
VOID, as both 10 principal and sureues.
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.---.7s L4.As'--A SAE@,
a-- Dealer il Millinery Good. ladies'
innings. talcg Goods, Sc, rs1t door to
.-aa.-s 1tg-a in 4 q st, Mineral POINT. s-l
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EI2RG COI3Zrs,
EEys. q. 9Co-'

s1T PUBLIC AMI Convcvancer. Of5oe in the
1--- a-L-llEs. Mineral Point. Iowa Co., ', IS.
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I'm Il. D1ll--.l o5y Goods, Groceries, Provisions
.z4--, -. YelIoE Stone, |is, Nov. II, 1855. Is
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5ls5lona! aa9 8aslagss Garas.

JOHN H. WESTON.
.2g pU .4L1, CJEYEYASCEG & GENERAL
81, Linden, Iowa county. Wisconsin. 1Of
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No pRoprRrY LIZ ,lAr-

the party TO whom, such service or labor
might be due"
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notes p.a-.z, Certificates Of Deposit, aa'
- SSH = Il ana silver Ccin.
, 1857-07-10

FARMERs GUIDE.-The concluding No. Of this votf
Is upon our table, and we but repeat the una1inou
verdict of the Agricultural press, in saying dst
among the most complete and reliable contribution
to scientific and practical agriculture. The mrlnre-
ment of the work Is convenient for reference, tAtR
Illustrations beautiful, the language plain clear intel
ligible, and truthful. The work comprisis two ruul
svo vols of 1000 pages including 600 wood euts nd
IA steel engravings.- Ohio CuhirGtor. .
We have received this highly interesting and uIsil
but above all, practical work. We know Of no OthsT
agricultural work published in this country which
might compare with the one Just named in practical
usefulness and intrinsic merit in genenl-Butab
U'ool Grctrer.
The FARMERS GuIDE.-This work is rch min. 4
agricultural knowledge, presented in simple and q
miliar style, giving cOPious details Of the best practice
English farms, and adapted TO general use IN thh
country by the udicious notes Of the American edfI
The intelligent farmer will find II very attractive rad
ing. In the comparison between English and Amen.
can husbandry. for which 1t furnishes ample materah
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing hs
product Of his own acres. The mental stimulus givsh
by the perusal of such writing Is quite imporalt
their more immediate purposes; and even I thy
should not refund the expense Of their purchase n
dollars and cents at the end Of the year they wne
than make the outlay good in the intellectual benefit
which they impart.-Neto York Tribune.
, 1857-07-10
laws Of THE UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHORITY.


TumrY-roURTu CoNGREss-rnIRD sEssIOS.
a., .,r a.. -. 4, ~. -r.--i,,r, q,
A. AZ ~ s @ tnc i-R y "a So, s-
AsS- ~ >. - n ~ ifnion
aS ~ tssii footi5e viii tbe original stats.
On N et1-i 'e'Nus We 'u "
Be Il enacted by the senate and He1se oi RePrc
seutAtvos o. ne United Ststes oi Ainenea, 10 Von
grcss asssmbed Thai lhe inhabitants Of mat portion
Of the Territory q Ainnesota "nch Is emhfaeea WIN
Ia the following limits 20 Tt; BegnninF a, uie Point
~ the oenHe Of NE nan channel OF tne hed iNer ns
the North where me boundATy line bet"een the Nhlt
d States and The British POSSESSIONS crosses the sane
theoce Up main channel Of aid RIVER to That Of the
Box des sloaH river; thenee up the main channel Of
sad river 70 Lake IraVers' thenee up the oehire ol
saie LAKE % the southern extremity thsrSoi ihenee
IN direct line 70 The head of Big stone Lake. thence
through rs centre 70 "a outlet; thence by due south
ne 70 The north line OF the State Of Iowa. thonoe east
along tne northern boundary OF said state to the main
channel Of the Mississippi river; thence up the main
channel Of said river, and following the boundary line
o. The STATE Of Wisconsin, until the same interseCt
the dividing line between the United states and the
British Possessions; theaee up Pigeon river, and fol
lowing such dividing line. 10 the place OF beginning
b. and they arr hereby authorized 70 form for them
selves constitution and State government, by the
name Of the State Of Minnesota and TO come into the
Union on an equal footing OF the original States,
cording 10 the federal constitution.
Sec. p And be il further enacted. That the said
State Of Minnesota shall have concurrent Jurisdiction
on the Mississippi and all other rivers aud waters Dor
derng on the said State Of Minnesota, 80 far a. the
same shall form common boundary TO said STATE and
asy o,nei staie Q, sles DOW o1 h,tsaeI 20 ee I.ln
60 " 'e Ii ana NJ I',eI W, sa
Ano tne hANgabN Nlteis ieAoihs INTO the same Ala
b common highways and forever Tree a. well 70 the
nhaOiio OF SAID state s u az other ct1ens Of The
oeAseS' "enou' any 'AA' uu'y' lmpos' interest
toI tnsteo.
-. Ana oe .ui,ne, en1'.eu lna' On we ur-'
honaay IN Sahe next the egal NOiets IN sagh ispre
tn.Atxe oissno., @ tnen e1lsuhs sllnlh we inls o.
~ os.se, ~ nelesy 70 syt W.
~ e,en pssen.Aye 70 Nneh sAd ulsulet
may Be entitled according - the app0rtionment tor
70 zoe Lsrt9nai legislature; "nleh
ioI ueeSAles snan Oe hela Aha Oe conducted
nc Is.lIns maze, ~ "a ~ IesPects IN eohl9rmiy
~ W ~ =. ~ le,ssosy esulA.ns .ne elee
nv VIC ~ erected shal
1sIe.e y ne eAPhoi OF fAd ierri'ory on the sec
oae Aonc.Ay n Say neA. Aea hrst aeleInlne, oy
y !. sne asn o. .le Re9ple ., tne Pto
Peg ss-'s " os ao..ea inso tne Onon ~ .nat
ana 20, snah proceed % iorn oonIltuton, and
.... ~ neces ssePs ior tne sstaolishment % oi
, 1857-07-10
Information Wanted

of the present whereabouts. IL living. Of AARON
" +. 7. COLLEI, who emigrated from Wisconsin
for California in ls49-resided there until 1856 when
he went to Oregon to purchase cattle and has not been
heard from since His relatives in Wisconsin and Penn
syvania are very anxious to have some tidngs from
Information addressed TO W. II. woop. Steilacoom.
Puget Sound. W. T.. or to the Office Of the Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia. W. T., will be thankfully
received.
81 Oregon and California papers, will confer
avor by inserting the above.
, 1857-07-10
The British Periodical
Republications,
AND THE
" "FARME ER'S GUIDEy
Price Reduced 10 Five Dollars,

NT0W ready, complete in two yolpn,s -,
~ THE FARMERS GUIDE TO SciTiNIIsl ~ a. Eve,
AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE SSIIiENNIllle
and only correct edition of "STEVENS' none sls new
THE FARM !" by Henry Stevens. =. n DoVA 0P
burgh. With an American Appendix H., o. Edh.
ton, Prof of Scientific Agriculture in VIZ r. Nor
New Haven. This work embraces ever, ,.e tSohels
importance connected with Agriculture n sIneeI
rious branches, both theoretcan and prsctc,i ~ u
clear and CopOus details, the fullncss and Sl Ia
its information, the completeness of every jlns..
have in an agricultural work on practice ntrss ICh I
equalled' 1t is arranged under four separts ,.a Ua
represented by the four seasons Of the wear w.a
Spring, Summer and Autumn-and the notes a, p1
Norton are appendedn the same order. addinS @ IIa
ly to the value of the work by ADAPTING Il to sG
climate growth, &c, of this country The rr;,.s ~
bors of two such distinguished writers consr.s ",
the most complete and valuable agricultural Wo,S A
issued from the press. 1t comprises two laTSs va
svo. volumes, and contains loco pages. hesia0E
splendid steel engravings and about COO enS,sS1.a y
on wood. The latter illustrates almost eye,s i'r
ment Of husbandTy new in use, the varous ns,lPPs
of plowirg planting &C.. &c and the forms, ~
domestic animals the faimsteading, &c. TbS .. ms
Is elegantly printed on thick white paper ho, s,n M
English stereotype plates, and neatly bound IN s,, W.
matte guilt muslin price SO. The work viii h. ss.
by mail free of postage. To any post-oce not ~. ..
than 1000 miles distrant from New York for Si .SM
tonal over 5000 miles, from New York for /; WI
tional. Good caDvassing agents wanted, 10 49,
liberal discount will he allowed.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
Publishers, No. 81, Gold ST., cor. Fulton and N,,
York street.
, 1857-07-10
CUSTOM SAVING,
AT TIE
TUMWATER SAW MILLS

TNHE undersigned having leased the well known
Il Mills Of Messrs. Ward 4 Hays, and put the same
In complete and perfect repair, is now prepared to
saw to order and fill any bills for lumber that may be
entrusted to him.
lie guarantees TO furnish better fir, cedar and other
lumber-eLear and uRSpoited-than has heretofore
been delivered at any mill in the territory with
greater promptness, and on far more accommodating
terms. My aim shall be to accommodate home pur
chasers hrst-distant customers afterwards.
Orders respectfully solicited. H8No charges made
for bills OF lumber that do not give full satisfaction
Call and see, Not being prepared to run over the
country to collect small accounts, all debts and dues
for lumber must be adjusted at the Captains Office
at the mill.
S. d. RlNEHEART.
Tum Water, April I'd, 1857. [nl9-n
, 1857-07-10
Letter from Mr.. Stevens.
REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDisuuROu,

REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDiNBrRoB.
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co.-Gentlemep-IIk.. 4.
to say that your Farmers Guide is The onIy eppp.
edition published in the United States Of Anera !,
my work the Book Of the Farm The edition civ,v.
latng at present in the States under the tile Of n,
Book of the Farm is taken from the rst editiou a
my work. written ten years ago. which, in ny second
edition, entirely remodelled and in great part ~
wrote, adopting all the more recent improvements i
the practice of agriculture suggested by scientific n
pertinent and making it, in effect, quite new bool.
81 am, sir your obedent servant,
HENRY STEPHENHH
, 1857-07-10
Cabinct & CHAIR Shon
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH & co.

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FORTEs AND MELoDEoNs.
As 1870 Clay St, are the exclusive agents for the
xS7fs,,sale of the STODARr'S PIANo FoRTEs AND
V1Sa(s sPRINcE's MELoDEoNs, in California, and are
tx constantly receiving them direct from the Man
ufactory Such arrangements have been made as will
enable them TO supply these celebrated instruments at
manufacturers prices thus securing to purchasers the
advantage of making personal selection from large
and complete assortment and Of avoiding the great
risk and delay Of importation. Just received stock
of Piano Fortes for hire.
San Francisco, April 81, 1855. 33-tf
, 1857-07-10
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S
EXPRESS COMPANY.

5t''Aau k,M Treasure, Packages, Parcels, Letters
St,&s4kl llA and Freight forwarded from all parts
s-4szs5sSS=sskof Washington Territory by every
steamer to all parts Of California and the Atlantic
States leaving the office at Olympia about the 5th and
20th Of every month.
Drafts procured on California and al the Eastern
cities, and particular attention paid 10 the collection
of notes, accounts, &C., in all parts Of the United
States.
All orders for the purchase of merchandise books
&C., attended to with punctualty and dispatch.
S. WILLIAMS, Agent,
At the store Of J. 4 c. Z. Williams.
Olympia, Feb. Is, 1856
, 1857-07-10
united States Distriot Court.

United States District Court.
THE regular sessions of the United States District
Court, as fixed by majority Of the Judges of the
Supreme Court, are as follows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April and
lst Monday in October
Associate Justice o. B. MCFADDEN, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, ID Monday in March, and
LIST Monday in September
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland, I'd Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August
Associate Justice F. A. CHENowETH, presiding
The duration Of the terms are limited to a period of
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expira
ton Of that time.
BY order of a majority Of the JrpGEs.
Olympia, March I, 1857. tfpoI5
, 1857-07-10
Nonpareil Saloon,

s. l.. D. WESTBR00K, PRoPREToR,
Main Street, Tico Doors North Of The Pacific House.
1NHE citizens of Olympia, the travelling community
l. in particular, and the universal world in general
hereby informed by the undersigned that he has
leased the above well known establishment and will
endeavor to make it agreeable resort for all who
may favor him with their custom.
ID shall be the constant endeavor Of the proprietor
to maintain the good and character this house has
ever sustained. lie will ever keep hand the BEST
Of Wines, Liquors, Syrups Cigars &C., aud conduct
the establishment in such 4 manner, that few shall
" equal-none eXcel.m
Oysters HOLSTERS, sardines eggs, &C.. furnished to
private parties II desired
A bali alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises.
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit,
and hall" " books.
S. L. D. wESTBRoOK.
Olympia, Jan. H. 1856. yn.l6.
, 1857-07-10
rERMs Ms.-INHARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Livery Stable.

HAVING purchased the interest of A. J. Baldwin,
L lin the Livery Stable, heretofore under the name
of Al Baldwin & CO., am prepared to furnish good
saddle horses and do all kinds ofteaming on the short
est notice.
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay, Sc. always
on hand for travelling customers at the rsry Lotcsst
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Jan. 2jth. ls56.-tf.
, 1857-07-10
For Sale.

A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated in 80
n Seattle, King county ,desgned either as q kii;
store or tavern well finished inside and out be, kA
ing clothed and papered inside, and advantlgeousy
situated. may be purchased on reasonable terms by
application being made to the undersigned.
81 ALSO, claim situated at the mouth Of the
Duwamsh river well watercd, and on which is erected
good log house there is cleared and under fence abou,
acres Of land.
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN J. MOSS.
September I, 1855 no52tf
, 1857-07-10
SMITH HAYS.
IRA WARD.
2 sMI7
WARD q HAYS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c.
TUMwATER, ". T.
A the warehouse of WARD HAYS. two miles
"A south Of Olympia at the falls of Shutes river the
public will at all times find in store and for sale any
quantity Of the above enumerated articles at prices
couiormable with the times Everything they have TO
sell, they will warrant to be fully equal to what they
may represent it. Small vessels can reach the vicin-
ty Of their warehouse the food. load aud leave on
the ebb tide
Tumwater. Nov. 2S, 1856. 2-ly
, 1857-07-10
N NOTICE

THE trustees Of the PCGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSrt
TUrE hereby requested to meet at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in this place, on THURSDAY, the
Ninth DAY oP July, at the hour Of six O'Clock p NJ
A full attendance Is desired.
N-WM. WRIGHT, Sec'y
olympia June 25, 1857. y no.3l2t
, 1857-07-10
New Years Call.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to N
Loaisson Co. are requested TO make US a New
Years call, and surprise us and our pockets by
promptly paying up. sach as have owed US for the
to call in and inform Of this fact, when further
time will be given and credit entered books for
the call. We shall deem ii evidence Of the hon
e ntents Of such as may comply with the request of
this notice and lay the delay ~ their inability to pay
The contrary will be opinion Of such as do not
and who may seem disposed to shrink and shy - the
faces Of old creditors and honest friends.
NJ. LOUISS0N 4 co.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 10. 1856. At
, 1857-07-10
Noisy Carriers

QO0k AND STATIONERY COMPANY. II Long
ID Wharf San Francisco. California Books. Sta
tionery, Pocket Cutlery, Blank Books Cheap Pubica-
tions, Books of History, Romance Religion, and ali of
the latest varieties and at the cheapest rates Type
for marking clothing. At wholesale and retail
HCAS. p. kINBALL. Prest.
June 8. 1855. Nv
, 1857-07-10
NEW STORE,
SPLENDID SPRING AND SUMNER AssoRT
MENT.
PHIILIPs HORTON 4 CO.

MENT.
PHILLIPS, HORTON, & CO.,
HAVING established themselves permanently in
L Il Olympia, in the mercantile business, would res.
pectfuly inform those wishing 70 purchase goods,
that they now opening the corner OF Main and
Second streets, one door north Of the Washington
Hotel a splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, Family
Groceries Boots Shoes, Hats, CAPS SLclrwaTe, &c,
which they purpose selling of at very low figures for
cash or country produce, but not on a credit
Fresh additions will be made 70 the stock already
on band BY future arrival Of vessels.
In short. il Is Intention to keep astock adequate
to the wants Of the people And a. our goods are
bought with cash BY the senior partner ian expert.
enctd buye) we are confident that we will be able to
give good bargain, any house in the Territory
Then to one and all We say CALL aud examine Tor
yourselves
PHILLIPS, HORTON & co.
Olympia, April Il, lsjG. [n2l-u.
, 1857-07-10

nR NJ. p. BURNS, late of Steilacoom, Pierce Co.,
u W. T., has removed to Olympia, into the house
formerly occupied by John g. Parker, on Main street.
next door to Wilson & Dunlap's new store.
Olympia, April Q, 1851. no.2Otf
, 1857-07-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned being about to close doors and
| take in his sign preparatory to his departure
for the states wond hereby tender his grateful thanks
10 the numerous friends of the "NOSPAREIL SALOON,
for their kind patronage during the past year, and,
until the arrival Of the srSntM epoch, invites them
10 call again At the same time he wishes to inform
them that all shall receive his renewed thanks, who
NAV present themselves at the Clerks desk, at the
head Of the couuter-west end of saloon-and pay up
such little demands as he may hold against them.
He is fearful that many are unfortunately troubled
with loss Of memory. Therefore remember-''cOme
mn everV bodyn The pubc's humble servant
s. L. d. WESTBR00K,
Proprietor "NOnpareil,"
Olympia, April "a, ls57.-nl9-tf
, 1857-07-10
MEDICAL.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

HE undersigned has just received. and will here
i alter keep constantly on hand, and make thereto
such additions as the wants Of the community shall
seem to require, foil complete and genuine stock OF
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Points and Oils,