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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

GOVERNOR NEWELL. had to. walk from bis res.
idence in Allentown, y. j., to Trenton dis
tance Of twelve miles, on foot. in order to
reach the capital in time to be naugurated. as
the weather forbid travelling either in sleighs
or on horseback. lie was accompanied on
his journey 10y John Naudyke. Of New Bruins
wick who happened to be at his house.
just as he was abOut starting a man arrived
at his house requesting him the being n ply
sic!an) TO visit professionally a child who
was very sick. Though this obliged him TO
60 aconsaerable distance out OF his way, he
promtly consented 10 do so.
CAPTURE or AN Eliza large Elk weighing
upwards OF three hundred pounds Was captur-
ed alive last week by James Morrison, Jacob
Gamble, and others, on Kettle Creek--,he
horns are two feet long. This is an animal
that does not frequent those regions in these
latter days, and his capture has excited II
great deal Of curiosity. a large one was
shot at the same place few days prior to the
capture OF the one now spoken of--.JerSey
Shore Republican.
INDIANS BECOMING CIVILIZED -Twenty.fiv i've
Dakota families, living at Lakewood, some
forty miles above Fort Rilgeiey, Minnesota,
have renounced their tribal character. donncd
NA''4-NA AA'-S' anu l'Iliici tiltiilStlNtS lUlb Il
sort ofrepubiic, with written constitution
President, &c. They are intelligent aud in
dustrious, and have wheat and cora to sell.
THE PARDoHlNG GovERNoR.-An exchange
says that Gov. Clark, Of New York, Was be.
ing shaved the other day, when the barber
accidentally tweaked his nose a little too hard:
Pardon me, said be, very naturally Put
your hand in ny coat pocket and pull one
out" said the kind hearted Governor III Gil
ii up for you when you're Done"
Chicago was reached, in 1880, by Gen. Cass
and Mr. Sehoocraft. in bark cunoe, by The
Wisconsin River aud Green Bay, from a tour
through Lake Superior TO the head waters Of
the Mississippi. Then the entire country
was wilderness now Chicago contains l4O,
900 Inhabitants. and is the terminus Of more
railroads than any other city in the world
Travel ACROSS THE ATLAxrc.-Over 80,
900 passengers were carried last year batwee.
the United States aud Europe, including butl
Eastern aud Western passengers.
JsTEssE CoLD.-Eight persons, all resident
along the line of road between Iowa City aud
dubuque. Iowa, were frozen to death on ths
night Of Sunday, 4tb inst
II has been ascertaned that the average
qqshtity Of sugar consumed by every man
"snss aud child IN the United States is 2!
yssSes Dsf sBEnl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
Sudden Death OF Hon. Preston y Brooks

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.-The Hon. Preston
S. Brooks. of Sonth Carolina, died this
evening at Browns Hotel. He had been in
bed for Il day or two, suffering from the
effects of severe cold. lie stated TO his
friends this evening that he bad passed the
crisis Of his illness and felt considerably i'm
proved in health but ten minutes afterwards
he was seized with violent Group, and expired
in intense pain. The sad event. so sudden
and unexpected, has caused much surprise
and sympathy throughout the city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
o.

Coal US. Gof.D.-rhe Coal extracted from
the mines Of our State during last year
equals in value the sum of forty millions of
dollars, which is we'll up to the yield Of the
gold mines of California. The true source
OF wealth TO the country, lies emOowriod in
Pennsy ylvana. Little excitement may be
created over our "Eiack Diamonds" in COM
lariSon 10 that which sets people crazy after
California gold, but MS Il necessary Of life,
and an incentive to eNcrtion in the mnnuiac-
turing line, our treasures far outweigh in
valup, those Of California. Afford our Coal
and Iron adequate protection, no richer fields
for investment and labor can he found than
exist in Pennsylvania Miners Journal,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

GovERNoE POLLOCK AND THE GuEEENATo.
RIAL CuMR.--'rhe Harrisburg Telegraph. o.
Tuesday last, has the following in relation 10
the re. nomination Of Governor Pollock
I'VE are authorized hy Gov. Pollock to say
that he will not lac "a candidate Tor reelection
to the place he now holds. This dpirrmna-
tion was formed long since. and been often
expressed 10y him, publicly and privately to
his friends. lie is uOt aud viii not be can
lihalcn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

HolowoEs Pills. certain Cure for termi-
nation Of Blood to the llcad-EliaS Hope,
one OF the most celebrated advocates of TEN.
prraNce in the Union, admits. that he suffer.
ed more than any one he ever heard Of from
termination Of blood to the head, although he
was most abstcmouS both IN eating and drink
ing, also in taking rest, yet he was 50 bad at
times, that in the midst Of his most eloquent
di>courses, he was compelled to leave Of ad-
dressing his auditors, and on several occasions
has been carried away from meeting com
IleteIy scnseless. Having seen the good
effects Of liolioway's Pills, he was induced
IN give them trial and, use his own words,
they acted like magc. 1t is fourteen months
ago since he commenced taking this crlcbra-
ted medicine which completely cured him in
two months, aud he has not had any return
Of this complain since. These Pills are Won
dcriulIy chic0cious in all disorders OF the
stomach aud bowels
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
Arrest of n Fugitive aiai! Robbcr.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. 21-Col A. Hughes.
Special Agent of the Post Office Depart
mcnt, with Deputy L. S. Marshal Jenkins,
succeeded to-day, after long search in va
rious parts Of the country and several visits
TO this section, in arresiing James McFet.
ridge, charged with robbing the L. 5. Mails
in Cincinnati Ohio. McFetrGge was ar
rested in Cincinnati, in July last, and held in
$4,000 for further hearing, but he forfeited
his bail and fed. The officers left here in
the 2 o'clock train with their prisoner for
Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
Gbe SflArhets.
Philadelphia Market.

January 2I, 1877.
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull, ont prices are stca-
dy. Sales Of prime new Southern and fenna
red at Sl5Oal "a, and SlGlal6G for white
Rye comes in slowly; sales of Pennsylvania
ut so cts. Corn is quite scarce sales Of yell
low at 66a67, cents, ailoat, and 60 cents in
store. Oats are steady; sales of prime old
Pennsylvania anll Delaware 4s cents per bu-
shell
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

YANKEE PERsEVErANCE.--T.c latest in
staHce OF Yankee perseverance, occurred in
Boston. a merchant there had pile Of
lumber on the dock, which was to be shipped
mt once. The day before shipment il showed
and covered the lumber up. y gang of la
horrrs could not be had, and what to do he
didn't know He was accosted by a young
man tn know the tine, when he asked him
Why he did not carry watch The young
man said he could not afford it. The mer
chant told him that he would give him his
watch (worih 5000 if he would dig the
honrds out 10y breakfast time. The Young
man attempted the task. and accomplished it,
working lay moonlight all night. and the next
day, sun shpuo upon the scene Of his labors,
displaying a vast pile OF boards, orer hco
hu8drcd feet in eng;h, Gtiy in widtD, and sir
in heigM Having accomplished his task,
he Shuuldercd his shovel and marched home
TO breakfast after which he repaired 10 the
counting room Of the uStonishcd merchant
for the prize which he had so fairly earned.
The latter promptly raid the forfeit. The
young man is Il Bostuulin. about twentv-one
years OF "ge, and unused to laborlous en-
ployment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
:. BOYD PURSEL, .Sec'ry.


TERRIBLE TRAGEDY N BALTmonE.-.A \
terrible tragedy occurred in Baltimore On
Wednesday last \ druggist filled prescrp-
tion ordered hy DR.. Arnold, a German ply
sican, for a child, The child took tie ned
cine aud died immediately Dr. Arlo.d took
the remainder Of the medicine to the druggist
and told him he had made Il fatal mistake.-
The druggist persisted that the medicine was
right ard, to show his confidence, in its cor
RICHNESS, swallowed portion himself lie
was Immediately attacked with horrible con-
wilson's, aud died in five minutes The ply
STEFAN, who merely tasted the preparation
aud spit it from his mouth, was also attack
ed, aud was with difficulty saved.
The affair Occasiuned great excitement
The druggist had mixed cyunuret of potas,
sum with lemon juice, and adding enough
prussic acid in the preparation TO have killed
thrre hundred people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
Perfume ed BsrealEe.-Wba,Ia lady or re

Fcrs.Hef9 EreaIFa.-What lady or GEN
teman would remain under the curse of a disa-
greeable breath whcby using the "BaIm ola Thou.
sand Flower" as dentrlce would moi only rem
der 1t sweet hut leave the teeth white as alabasler
MANY persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is delicate their friends will
never mention it. Pour single drop of 'Daim' on
your Tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last n year
A beautiful complexion may easily be acquired
hy using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers
1t viii remove tan, pimpcs and irccklss from the
skin, leaving it of soft roscate hue. Wet a
towel, pour on two or three drops, and wash the
face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.
Wet your shaving brush in either in warm or
cold water. pour Oh two or three drops Of balm
Of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll and
it will make beautiful soft aher, much iacii-
tating the operation of shaving. Price only fifty
cents. For sale 10y all Druggists Beware of
counteririts None gcnuneuncss signed by
". J. FEI RIDGE Il co.
Franklin Square, New York.
Sept, 27 IS56.--Gm
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LA MD

I-I-f-- IN -
s;,u,,o5 in tho Ero,,l ,,l ,,,,,,, f MI,
ber,a,.J in ,Io .S,,,o - p. :; ~,
ro,-r ,.,.,.-,.,,,.,.,,. ,,.
"O'C9 ~ 'f "h'CN u
Numhe''d IN The plan Of said Borough, Ncs C5,
20, % ahd D., and bounded together south Nes.
terY 10y king STREET. :. l.. by front street. \ 4.
and n W. by alleys. each itcreof containing
sixty 'cet lro"t hy 2l0 feet deep.
Also. f""r contagious lots OF ground numler-
Cd IN SAID plan Nos. "G3, @9l, :o5, and J9G
bourded together ). W. lay Quccn si,cct. n. ".
by high'h sheet. :. l.. mid \. J.. Iy 20 font
alleys, containing t. itct front l., 24U 4,ep.
Also, Two c""liaious lots OF Gr'unh. mug
lercd III said Plan Nos. i:g ard ICu, .rol,l,,r
on Queen stIcci, t"GhGcd ly Qrccn street. lot
Ne. 1913. H. tenure Ci :. +. licaGi,Y Iul no
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

E4S SAD ACcIDEET.-A man 10y the rame Of
james Fcrrc. was instantly killed at Dan
vile, on Wednesday week, by the falling Of
an ore bank. at which he was was working
lie was in the employ Of the Montour Iron
Company.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
ENoTTCE.

/ S hereby given iha, the parncr,hip herct~fre
L existed M the mercantile hnsi.e-s. between
Sanl Irau'man ahd Alex. lcih, trading Undrr.
the lrm al Tr"uiinah x l.cii, has Iu,s day tecu
dissolved ty mTluai can-cmI.
The claims cl ,tr iatr firm will Ur sell ed ~
Samuci 1runinuu, who vi continue the bust
ness at tie oil stand
SANT. pROCTMAN
ALEA. LIEH.
January, "a 1857 6i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
Auditors Notice.

The Undersigned aIdlIur appointed ly he
Court OF Cummon Pleas ol NuuhuuihciIauG CO..
to distribute the pIucrrds ul sAic ty lie >htT-
i'll OF the Real estate ol Jacob Is. Alasetr, VIII al.
tend or The purIose al LlS "il.ce IA suIburS, on
Saturday the IN oi Fehsusry neat al @ o'uo,L
a. N. NM. GhEENUUhH,
January, 2f, iSI7- AutltUr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
NJ A Il r | A G E S .

On the 6th inst, by the Rev. =. Born, Mr..
James Couldron TO Miss Catharine Kaufman
both Of Lower Augusta.
On the 18th inst, by the same Mr.. Isaac
Hahn, of Lewisburg, to Miss Susan Hunt, OF
NJ OntOur county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-

pursuance Of an rIdtr Of the Orphans Court
OF Nor'hninhtriahd toGniy, viii lie exposed
to Public Sale. Oh MONDAY. ihp 18Th tsy Of
FEBR RUARY. ns1t, az the Heufp Of r,irr H,r-
selman. in the Borough ot NothrHlfilard. tnd
county of Nor,humirIIap,i Tie iollowup do.
scrhcd Real Estate 10 Wit:
The undivided ONE-SiNTH PART Of sn
the following described o,s- lisces cr rarcel7
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

THE Coat TRADE.-lhe quantity sent by
Railroad this week is only 923S 90 tons
Total for the season 205.G55 Is ;ainst l46,-
S0I oil tons to same period lagt year-in.
crease SO far 56,85S IL tons.
The great snow storm so completely
blocked up the different Railroads. that the
Coal Trade was entirely suspended for four
days during the past week.-Aiiners' Jour
nal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1857.
+. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

To ADVERTISERS The circulation of the Sudbury
American among the different the susquehanna
is not exceeded equaled by any paper published North
ern Pennsylvania
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
NEtHlsE

4 meeting ct IA, SirrhLu.,'ts OF thr Fl
Noun ain infIo,er"u' Company, (Cc'D VIII
hc held al the ronn q. BIasd "n tus 81 a. Monj,y
II, February, al 3 o'r'U,k, to t,,rt i've uHeclogs
10 serve the en.IIng tl..
JOHN =, STONE, sec'y.
January. 81, lS"1---
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

pURCHA ASEGS Of the sail undivided rFt7E.
SIXTH nj the above property will be ycrgit.ct
To take lhc Other ii,e.siAtl, thereof. upon ,ac
same conditions aud at the rate per slNth at.
which thew buy Tie above advertised sta.h.
GRANTNAM |. TAGGAkT,
Fox hinsr.t aui attorney, in flcl fs-.
the other ilons
Northumberland, ian. -. lS57.--ts.
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New Advertisements.
How Every Family Can Make their Own
BR0OMS,

ENOR so CENTS will send printed ius,rpr.
- tions plain the label on bottle OF n,edi
cine how 10 make Corn Brcoms The neccsssrv
apparatus can be made by any blacksmith for,
less than 80 cents. When lroom is worn
out another can I've attached to the me handle
IN IL minutes. lpusitvely guarantee this to he
no cntch.prnny ndverts, ment TO fleece the cred
uious out OF their money. Satisfaction aiyen or
the money returned. II afraid 10 ,i.k 40 cents.
then send two . cent stamps for more iniorma.
non, or refer 10 the Post Master here. I also
give information as TO the best mode of raising
and curing the corn. Address,
+. X. FISHER,
SeIinssrovo, Snyder County, Pa.
Jan. 81, IS57.-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

EEDARWARE, Hollow-ware, Glassware,
~ and large stock OF Queensware, embracing
tina newest psttcrns, for sale bv
Nov 80. sd. T. Y. Bright & SON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

Lord Napier appointed Minister TO lfoShin9-
ton-7he ArchJishop Of Paris Assassina'
, 1857-09-18
Tribute Of Respect

Ata special meeting of Olympia Lodge
~ Of Ancient Free and Accepted
W.,ons, ~, held Sept 10th, 1857, the follow.
~ nreamble and resolutions were uuani
w%ously no adopted;
Wireds, 1t has pleased the Supreme
o,snd Architect Of the Universe to remove
s'om amongst us, to His Celestial Lodge
oN -" high, our highly esteemed friend and
p,otber. 3. g. ARNsTRoNG, by the affective
h"ud Of death, and his body having been
i",srred with its kindred dust, with
Masonic honors, therefore,
R,sOlred, That in this melancholy event,
NV community has sustained the loss of an
;"duslrious and onterprising citizen, aud
,Ss Masonic fraternity an efficient and
worthy Brother.
Rs;olred, That we tender to the relatives
If tbe deceased our heartfelt sympathcs in
Iris bereavement.
Rssolred, That the members of this
todre, as memorial Of respect for the
virtues of our deceased Brother, wear the
rsual badge of mourning for the space OF
thirty days, and that the furniture and
ieVss of the Lodge be draped in mourning
far the same time.
Rssolred, That copy of the foregoing
ureamble and resolutions be forwarded to
he relatives of the deceased, and that they
ls uubshed in the Pioneer and Democrat.
Attest
.- w. RANDoLpH CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary pro ten.
, 1857-09-18
JUST RECEIVED

DY THE UNDERSIGNED. fIuah nnppIy Il IanlIy
ID .lR0CERIE3, PROVISIONS, PRE1ERYED
FRUITS ol al kinds, NUTS. CANDIES. ALE, pOD
TER. LIQUORS. &e., an Of which, with many ofhlr
articles N the grocery line and DRY 000D8lIne ulI
be sold cheap for cash OF country prodace.
Olympia, Nay "a. 1857. 2stf
, 1857-09-18
GD MW "O
ALTA ETOJSE.

VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
THE parties heretofore occupying the IA
l. ALTA HOUSE, A5EiA
and known Under the name and style Of lssssEnS .
GOODWIN q SpEARS. have tliS doy lisiiEkg
by mgtral consent dissolved c0paitnefSsss
shin. The finuse will hereafter lie conducted under
the style og SPEAR q MAYHEM, whose whole dc
sire will te % plca,e, and make the weary Traveller
feel himself entirely At "honle.' No pains will be
spared 10 accommodate, and all We ak is call to IN
SPEAR & MAYHEM.
Vancouver, Aug. %, 1857. no4Otf.
, 1857-09-18
RE MOVED D.

THE KENDALL co. have removed into their new
l. store, on MAIN Street mHediately in front Of
their former place of business were they baye for
sale large stock of NEW GOODS, Wbieh viii be
aVll at the lowpt cash piices. l.c.t u ll
3.t. .-l.t.. KENDALL Co.afaD
Olympia, Sept. IL, 1857. tg,.t no.l2-tG ...,
, 1857-09-18
FOr Snle on Rentl
Fnugh au BaIIarh.

TIE UNDERsIGNED have made an arrange
ply Of assorted Lumber, which We will be happy 70
sell In quantities to suit purchasers. Order. flled
with despatch, and delivered at any place desTed.
Call and examine before purchasing elseWhefe.
.L MITCHELL 4 STUART.
Olympia, Nay 8, 1857. In2l-tL
, 1857-09-18
RMNHoVED.

nP. p. BURNS, late OF steacoom, Pierce Co.,
IL W. T., has removed To OLYMPIA into the house
formerly occupied by John @. Parser on Main street
next door to Wilson & Dunlsp's new store.
Olympia April ., 1851. no'2Ott'
, 1857-09-18
DTEH,

At his residence in Chehals county. on the 1th
ind, B. G. ARMSTRONG, formerly Of Indiana.
, 1857-09-18
STOCK FOR SALE

AMERICAN HORSES 4. ITTLE
IN couseqle ence Of lhc dissolution OF co1arteo hip
i heretofore existing Lelwoen the undersig gucd tcy
now oler for sale sixty 0f seventy head u choice
American cattle, consisting # COWS i CALVES
two and three years old STEERS WORK OMEN,
&C., and twenty-five or thirty head OF American aud
iudi1n HORSES, maros, cylt4 &C., which they oatr
for sale At very reasonable pGra1 fr cash.
Chapel LlER & DAULNE.
Cowl!z Farms, Sept 4, 1851. ncil-Gt.
, 1857-09-18
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER,
" CONS TIT UTION,
JAMES M. HUNT,
PROCLlMlrIOY.

PROCL i II lTiCG: lrr
T{TIEREAS, according 10 the Official retnfiis of
w the general election, heh according to law, in
tie'Teritpry uf washington, the Thirteenth day Of
luly A. u. 1857 the whole NUM- Of votes cast for
lcclGtt T. Congress fifteen hundred and tlllty-
i've: Aud whereas, Isaac !. Stevens received nine
Jirdrcd ani ciSty-sX votes, aud Alexander S. Abcr.
ctIg five hundred and fltyi6ur votes John H. Scran-
ton three vote', J. :. Smith one vote, and Columbia
acastcr orc vote; And whereas. l.aac /. Stevens
Las received the hishest number of votes cast:
Now, therefore, /, CHARLES II. MASON, Acting
Governor OF the Territory Of Washington, do puhsf
md declare Isaac L. Stevens to be duly elected Dele
gate 70 Cons.y.a Cor tue term Of two years.
Given under my hand at Olympia, this seventh day
OF Septcmbcf In the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred aud ffiyseven
L, II. MASON, .t
423t. Act. Gov. Tefris1ry Washington.
, 1857-09-18
LIVERY STABLE.

TTAVING recently purchased tic stable premises.
l. horses, wagons, bipgies, &c. b,langing " Ed
mund Sylvester, the undersigned alc prepGred t. let
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS EIDING HORSES
BUGGiES, SADDLES. &c.
Oar horses are al ynaag II yigogots and IA good
condition. They are al W,ittrlken, sad Pes.ecuy y
ss.c even tlc most i.lit g. lady.
Good buEGis' and teams also always oil hand No
fear; nccd be entertained oi "jgtai.-GoE Is where
we furnish parties.
Having alsa several Team, oa the IrNc, We siand
s9.-ta.ly in roldae f. l'l rood, aatk mere ,iall-
se etc, 10 and from all parts he city md country.
S'a ling, rs heretofore, at e. t,isUIy l..es.
Also, a good wagon yard and rs, Hay Sc. Gway,
on hand, for travelling clatoiacl, Gt q, us.y i0res:
Tpift.
Give u@ a call.
WESTBEOOK & ENSIGN.
Olympia, Aug. %, Isl. no..9-t.
, 1857-09-18
IL. S. WASHBURN,
nn,, Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WI 6vVDS, HARDWARE AND CLOTHING
Scots eec Shoes,
-'''tfatS' PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY,
WOOD Ann u,Fr xU.nr, ~.

VIVID AND TIN WARE &c.
nLn PORT TOWNSEND, W. T.
| sSne Intention of tho undersigned Ia koen con
eutsl:y % hand such a stock Of the above aud 9th
Sk Ho,si VII enable him TO supply Masters OF YES
nd Pamii.. .heepers, Traders, Mechanics, Farmer
~ notics with every thing needed, on the short
and most reasonable terms,
Port To,u, II. S. WASHBURN,
"senu' sept 10th, 1851. tnI2-tf.
, 1857-09-18
Boarding 4 Day3 School.

,IIITE rndsrsi@Sed rrar ro-c toicon,mtnre boarding
/ aad day school, for both sexeS, on Mouday tie
2lst inst 1t their residence, one and Lalf ni,es
north o; Olympia. t'
T1iti)n IN English branches from s. 10 sll pcs ar.
" eleven weeks. Lang ages, enlIo.loTy, and fancy
acodlcwark extra.
Batdlng will be furnished At 81 per wcek, PAYABLE
monthly or quarterly in advance fopGrrhts or guar
dsn7 living at q distance from Olympia, We can hold
ont superior inducements, But few scholIIs will be
tlken. g. f. WIIiTW0RTIT.
..-H ". l.. WENTWORTH.
Olympia, Sept. IL ls57. noA22w.
, 1857-09-18
AuTION.
DRUGS & MEDICINES,

l He undersigned Las Just received, and will here
j. after keep constantly on hand, and make thereto
such additions ~, the wants Of the community shal
seem to rcquiTe, fall complete, and gehuiue stock