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Letter from MIR. Stevens,
" REDDRAE COTTAGE, EDIxBrRer

" REDDRAE COTTAGE EpISKlRap
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co-Gentlemen
to say that your Farmers Guide is the ony gepnir.
edition published in the United States Of Anerica AZ
my work the Book of the Farm Tie edition ri,r,
atng It present in tie States under the title of m.
Book of the Farm is taken from the frst edition of
my work, written ten years ago which, in INV second
etiton, entirely re-modellCd and in great part no.
wrote adopting all the more recent Improvements i,
the practice of agriculture suggested By scientific ,x
pertinent and making il, in eject, quite new booE
:" am, sir, your obedient servant,
" HENRY STEPHENS"
, 1857-10-02
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER or MAIN AND sscOED sTLEETs,
Olympia, ". I.

OLYMPIA ". T.
THE Undersigned having purchased aud become
j sole owner of the above named Hotel and com
pletcy renovated and Temodcltd the same, hereby
wishe to return his sincere thanks or past patronage
and requests continuance Of like tavOrs Having
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
be can render the s90Urn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant ard pains shall he spared &c
set his table as well as any IN like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished tp such a. MAJ dcslC
them.
Board by the Jay and week.
4 GOOD stable Is attached to this Establishment
which will Le amply Supplied with forage tOr the ac
commoiatiou Of ahIm. Is OF the travelling ruhlc.
share OF public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
n23-tGl SlIAS GAILlHER.
, 1857-10-02
New Years Call.

DEESONS knowing Themselves indebted To NJ
1 I.ousson * Co. are requested 70 make us New
Years call, and surprise US and our pockets ly
promptly paying up. such as have owed ~ for the
Ia, rec years, ami are unable TO ray are rSqne ted
to cal In and inform OF this tact, when further
time will be given and credit ntrcd on orr books for
the call. We shall deem it rs an evidence o. the hon
est intcnts OF such a may corpy with the request OF
this notice and lay the delay % their inability % pay
The contrary will he our opinion Of auc 10 not,
ami who may seem disposed to shrink and Shy the
faces Of old creditors and honest friends.
NJ LOUlSS0E < co.
Olympia. Dec 10, 1856. AZ
, 1857-10-02
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, 1857-10-02

hR. {. is Professor Of OBSTETRICS. and DIS
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So Please call and sec him-counscl will cost you
nothing.
, 1857-10-02
EATING ESTARLIsHMENr.
PR CL A NJ ATOM:

NTHEREAS; according to the official returns of
w the general election, held according to law in
the Territory of Washington, on the thirteenth day of
July A. D. lSj7 the whole number of votes cast for
Delegate to Congress were fifteen hundred and thirty.
five: And whereas, Isaac |. Stevens received nine
hundred and eighty-siX votes and Alexander s. Aber.
nethy five hundred and oryour votes, John II Scran.
ton three votes, j. ;. Smith one vote and Columbia
Lancaster one vote: And whereas, Isaac J. stevens
has received the highest number of votes cast:
Now therefore, |, CHARLES II. MASON, Acting
and declare Isaac Stevens to he duly elected Dele
gate to Congress for the term Of two years.
Given under my hand at Olympia, this seventh day
of September, in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and iftv.,cyen
[. II. MASON
i2Jt. Act. Gov Territory Washington
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

Young mon, keep your eyes pooled
when you arc aiter the women. Is the
pretty dress or form attractive? Or even
a pretty face9 Flouncos, boy, arc OF no
consequence. A pretty face win grow
old. Paint will wash of. Tho sweet
smile will give way to tho scowl Of the
tomagcnt Tho neat form will DO pitch
cd into calico. Another and far different
being will take tho place Of tho lovely
goddess who smiles sweet and eats sour
candy. Keep your eye peeled, boy. when
you are after the women. II the little
dear Is cross and scolds at her mother In
the back room, you may bs sure that you
will get particular fts all around the house,
If she apologies for washing dishes you
will need girl TO fan her.
II she bushes when found at the wash
tub with her sleeves rolled up, be sure, SIR
that she Is Of tho Goldfish aristocraey, little
breeding and little sense. II you marry
agirl who knows nothing but to commi,
slaughter at the piano, you have got the
poorest piece Of music ever got up. Find
ono whose mind Is right then pitch in
Don't DO hanging about like sheep thief
as though you were ashamed to be seer
in the day time, but walk up like q chick
en- to the dough, and ask for the article
like q man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
A Touchlnu Incident.

One OF tho saddest stories that wo ever
read was that Of little child in Switxer-
land, pet boy, just as yours is, reader,
whom It's mother, ono bright morning, rig
ged out ina beautiful jacket, oil shining
with silk aud buttons, and gay Us a moth
cr's love could make II, and then permit
ted him to 90 out to play. He had scarce
ly stepped from the door Of the "Swiss
cottage" when an enormous eagle scooped
him from the earth, and bore him 10 his
nest, high up among the mountains, and
yet within sight ol the house Of which he
had been the JOY. There he was killed
aud devoured, the eyric being at point
utterly inaccessible TO man, so that no relief
could be afforded. In tearing the child to
peices, the eagle so placed the gay jacket
in the nest that it became fixture there
and whenever the wind blew, ii would aut.
ter, and the sun would shine upon its love-
ly trimmings and ornaments. For year'
It was visible from the lowlands, long af
ter the eagles had abandoned the nest
What sight II must have been to tho pa
rents Of the victim.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

Gonteel reader, the ponderologically
overwhelming, guyoscutinizing extract
from the mir6c records Of antiquity which
follows, is, IL tho Almanac lie not an ex-
tract from venerable manuscript found In
an antiquated bakcoycn, explaining the
origin of the manner in which printers are
generally paid;
And Skinainter, the mighty ruler Of
the Squash-hoads, having called his chief
officers to his side, commanded them
thus:
AGO 20 into Nil my dominions and
command my people to gather their trca-
sures, oven toa farthing, and pay their
debts. even the very smallest
"The officers did as they were comman-
dcd and after certain time, the ruler call
ed them again unto him, and demanded
OF them how his orders had been obey
ed?
~, mighty Skiniilnter,' they replied,
your commands were heard throughout
the land, and fulfilled, for your people are
obcdient.' ti f
"'And is every debt paidr
"'Yca, even to the smallest
Are the merchant, the manufacturer,
the laborer paidr H
"All paid
"Arc the tobacco and whiskcy.bllls set
tied"
"All, alb
And have my people been provident?
have they laid up sufiicicncy to feed the
cats and dogsr talasaasl
"'Ysa. they have even done this.' =
"'Well, my people arc worthy. Now,
60 ye again unto them, and IL there be
anything left, tell thom to take 1t and pay
the P-r-i-n-te-r m" m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

AN INTERESTING Srony.-"Shon, mine
Shon," said worthy German father to
his heir Of ten years, whom he had over
heard using profanc language. "shon,
mine Shon! come here, an will dell you
Won little shtories. Now, mine Shon, shall
Il pc drue shtory, or make pclieve?"
10, a true story, Of course!" answered
John.
"Fcrry veil den. Dcrc vas voncc q
goot, nice old shentleman, [shoost like IL
andt hc had vonc liddlc poy, [shoost like
you'll Andt Won day he heard him shwear.
ing like a young fillin, as ho vas. SO he
vent to der winkie [corner,1 and took out
cowhidc, tshoost as I am doing uow,!
and no dook ter dirty little plackguard p,
do collar, tdIs way, you sccllandt valloped
him, [shoost SOL Andt den, mine tea
shon, he bull his ears, [dis way,] ant
smack hisfacc, [datway,l an dell him 4
go mitout his supper, shoost As you will d
dis efening" - t'"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

Not long since, certain quack was adj
dressed. by one Of his patients, as fol-
lows:
"Doctor, how Is Il that when we cat
and drink. that the meat is separated from
the drinkr'
"wby. I'll toll you" replied the quack;
"in the neck there arc two pipes; one Of
them to receive tho meat, and tho other
drink. At the top OF these pipes there
Is a lid or clapper, and when we eat this
clapper shuts up the drink-pipe, aud when
we drink, il turns back upon the meat.
pipe"
"But Doctor" said tho patient "it
seems to me this clappcrmust play very
sharp when We cat hasty pudding and
milk"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
NICE EOucATO AGRcUl7URG AND THG BEST InfER9sTs SOCIETY


Old Judge Cole. Of Texas, was charac-
terized by his attachment to that seductive
beverage called peach and honey. and by
his hatred Of whisky and whisky drink
ers. While holdinga court at Austin,
two men were brought up on charge Of .
drunken ARRAY. It WINS plain case; the
row.had occurred in the public street. il
open day, and there were fifty witnesses
to the whole transaction. So the two de-
linquents pleaded guilty, by the advice Of
their counsel. and threw themselves on
the mercy Of the court They were bro't
up for sentence separately.
"You arc guilty Of an Array" growled
the judge.
"Yes, your honor" whincd the offender
thoroughly frightened. 4
"Drunk. I suppose ?" sgain sruuted tho
Judge.
"Yes. your Honor" murmured the pris-
oner, with some faint hope that having
0e'n drunk w0u'o m'"sa" 'ne punisn-
"'",
Dfunk On t!e wnsksy' 'o0' fh war.
rant" roarod tho Judge. in . voice Of
thunder.
g. your non0'' 'sunH on re wn"
KY.
~. v'e'k' 'sco'o nne %. my ooi'as
as'' ~" man. U.a 81, 'u's nu
'"u III" " Js' ~. s'A'y uA'" suA''
nne 'ne "eA' ons VINO - su''y' unae, 'acn
aggravated circumstances . hundred doi-
'afs, ana 'ena MIN 70 JAIL lot s'x monsns'
ms was poor c0"'of. lot .ne un'o''u.
nate ieuow VINO was waiting nis turn' ana
now came w''n lear ana trembling AS
nc passed along oy MS lawyer snat mot
iul gentleman whispered In his ear
!" nen 'n' 'u'es s.ks you wna' you
got drunk upon, Tell MIN twas peach and
money"
do took his stand.
"fou' TOO are up here Tor an array"
s'ow,ea the o.a .uass snasn'ns n" 'ee'n'
a. ;, ne w0u'a "ke 70 0''' 'ns e0'P"' ~
the oar
'' your n0'0'
'"nk' TOO, SUPPOSE :.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

ADVICE TO YoUso LADIES ABOUT TO
MARRy.--Mary man. Not a pudding
headed thing in tight pantaloons, tight
boots, and embroidered shirt; who sports
gigantic nscktis, thin cane, large gall
vanlzed watch chain, a ring, and an incipi-
ent goatee; who dsvours tobacco, and
talks Of tho weather, and calls his father
''old man." Avoid such; they are numcr-
Gus, and never do make husbands.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

RAY-rHrn GnAPHIc.-A Boston paper,
speaking Of one Of It's commercial repre-
scntatives Of the city, says:
He has taken In ton or two Of self
consequences at every port at which be has
happened to stop, and started overheard
modesty and scruples to make way for It's
stowagc."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

0T An Englshman, who thought to bo
"smart," asked nm American, who was
blowing Yankee Doodle on q shrill hfs
for dear lifc. ..a4ff
as that my friend. tho tune tho old COW
died off" t.a5 .ti
NO. darn your picter." said the down
easter, "itis not but Il is the tune the old
Bull died OIL" q. ...A.,e, -.,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

OF The attention Of li'ilc girl being
called to rose bush, on whose topmost
stom the eldest rose was fading, but below
and around which three beautiful crimson
buds were just unfolding their charms,
she artlessly exclaimed to her little broth
err
"See. Willie, these little buds have just
awakened into lie to kiss their mother be-
fore she dics"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

The MARCH OF EpucArrox.-"willy."
said dotIng parent at tho breakfast table
10 an abridged edition Of himself, who
had Just entered the grammar class at tho
high school. "willy my dear, will you pass
the butter?"
"Thertainly, thir It takth me TO parthe
anything. Butter ith common thub-
thantivc, neuter gender, agrecsh with hot
buckwheat cakth, and ith governed by
thugar houth molatheth understhood +"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

"SLASpEns, Sln.r--We have heard sug-
gssted. saysa recent writer. new kind Of
telegraph, namely, 10 place limo Of wom-
on at tho distance Of fifty PAGES from each
othor, aud thcn commit to tho frat tho
news 10 bo transmitted as a profound Sc
era. II Is confidently thought that there
would DO greater dispatch secured by such
plan. than by any telegraph now In oper.
alton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

A handsome young widow applied to a
physician 10 relieve her Of three distress
ing complaints with which she was afilic-
ted. ua ~ f
"In the first place." said she, II have
little or no appetite. What would BE- best
10 take for thal7' ia E
''For that YOU should take air and ex-
ercise." ts, l hi4 eH
."And. doctor, l am quito 6dgety at
night and afraid 10 lie alone. What shall
! take for that?" -lsges c
"For that madam, ! car only recon-
mend that you take--a--hus-
band" sos'. A w
"Fie doctor. But ! have the blues
most terribly. What shall / take for
that ?v .-.-..---- A.,
For that, madam, you have. besides
taking air, exercise, and husband, 10
take . newspaper" s fef ll.i
Sensible Doctor, that! aaat
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

Am-"ntAxcns AIprxs."
II fvsss NE light Of Ne brightest star,
TAatbssns In NE ssnlIh nov,
~ fnubts down fron my homo askr.
TO kioe NY ssdlant brow
n fvsFs ihs breath Of fragrant flower,
Win vsswissa form and free,
~ sssal away from shs fAlrsss bower
70 live viA shss and love bat shss'
uIvsvs Vie soul Of vI,ehine song.
Win moving, melting tone,
~ esas hon he gay and thong ghtless throo
Tsseeshs Ny soul alone ~
hfwsssa charm, ~ AIRY wrought,
I'd nssk shss with align. af4
And ns'sr sgsin should . gloomy thought
ovss'Asdsw ny spIsIs's shrine
III were . memory past alloy,
I'd diinges where thoaart,
II we're shs thought Of abldlnrjsy,
I'd nestle In thy hsarti
70 were hops, with ths magic might
10 make Ne fssup fsis.
"a make ny home on sarsh . bright
Asshs path - angels arc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

) 0~TIt always affords US pleasure to
chronicle tho triumph Of genius--the Gre
ations Of minds delving in tho realms Of
thought. We accordingly give place TO
tho following. which Is no less startling
than new. II tis, we presume, from the
pen Of an unwedded "Western editor.''
~ AL me down In thought profound,
l This maxim wips I dfew;' n ~
its easier as 10 like girl,
80 Than make eiri like you"
Young gentlemen afflicted with calico
proclivit!ss will please copy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
WHOLE NUMBER 1852


Never leave things lying snout--a
shawl here. pair Of slippers there, a bon
net somewhere olse-trusting to servant
To put things to rights. No matter how
many servants you have, It isa miserable
habit; and II Its source Is not In the intel
lectual and moral character, IL win newt
ably terminate there. II you have used
the dippcr, towel, tumbler, &c, put them
back In their places, and you win know
where TO find them again. Or. II you set
an example Of carelesncss, do not blame
yonr servants for following IT, Children
should be taught to put things back In
their places as soon as they are old enough
to use them; and II each member Of the
family wero to observe this simple rule,
the house would never got much out ol
order, and large amount Of vexation and
useless labor would bc avoided.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
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ss"'''y mas 'h' s''a's'' 'dsA q HIM
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,va, "0'''' '"''0' os'''Ake u ana 'f'nss
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A InuTn.-"ro know Nwytsg Of
'v."e''''s' 'eae' tn"' 70 Know son,e
''''s y ''''s''''s - 7es i''s
@hopo s the best msdieius' and hap
ply" u" IN tne power o. every doctor -
a"p''"e !" ~ e - g
@An old lady IN Springfield q %
afraid Of water, that she won.t allow her
geese TO take aswim till she has PLACED
'''o-p's'0''e'' on 'nem'
W Fate must trouble isaslf about 2
number OF foolish people; Tot no sooner
does fool get into trouble Of HE own na-
king than he puts u all down 70 Fate!
GWhy would It be expensive y
change ale into vale ..'4
Answer-Beeause II would take . vp
doit ...f ,..e.
0Tvioious company is as dangerous =
an Infectious and contagious d'stsnps', sed
therefore should be carefully and indus1ri-
ously avoided. eo fsl B ..ls,s
0rA man bsins commissratsd With "a
account Of his wife running away. said, -
"Don't pity me ill she comes baoh
again." = slf
~ A HoxEIY wrr.-"Do make your-
self at home, ladics,s said q hostem % her
visiters, one day. IL am At home myself
and wish you all were" a .~.a. ,al
0r When you get into q passion. iuus
walk ont into the air; you may speak yoar
mind 70 tho winds, without hurting any
one, or proelaimins younelf . great siu-
pleton. .,- 80
or"James, now win hear your lesson"
said schoolmas,er to little urchin, Who
was notin tho habit OF studying much.
"Gueth not thir, papa thay III little bovtk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

: W Tho following beautiful poem was
written by Anson q. Chester, now Of tho
Syracuse Journal. three years ago. II
looses nothing, however. by age;
How gracefully fslIs tho snowi
Like hsavssiy answers 70 sassAiy prayers,
Like ssesisdsseeadsns BY unseen ssairs
70 suecor The world below.
A. NE sound Of distant chine
Tsst sofisus the feelings, and peace dIstiIs,
- hlls with musical voice that oils
Ths hsan Of The poet with rymo.
The pure and feather nakes,
Seen like brood Of immaculase doves,
coetne together and falling their loves.
over'hs hills aud lakes.
Think how the scriptures tell
OF We manns that dropped In Tho Widen
ness.
Iosenfort ths tedious and koen distress
~. OF hs wandering Ismel.
nhsaissh my hopeis.s VOC, ~
n seems - ny bosom 90 heavenly sweet.
And assas'hsns mo moro than the food I
This arss iBcipisns snow. feat.
they say Il is bitsor cold,
nsssnsth MOTTO ny impartial eye;
IL nscdiy snow-I eould wish 70 dic
sc nsnoveliy srowosh old.
busl know OF weeping band
where We nsss snsw dsscsndslh but yoster
night,
And n ffoss breast nat vas clad and iish,
Who ssads'h VIII sndss,ssnd.
And heart that Win never rsst.
"hsFs Ne dsss snow lice and iss touch 4,
chilli
psshh idol old--a lie IDOL atm =
fssisspst 70 ssasssrs brsassi
would Cod that the snow which Lies
osAs s,riskss heart mid shs mourning
band, 44
He'd Allen IKE shis, which doth blsss N,
et land,
Prem sos ssd prspisIsus sklss. s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09
Gbeitt &a.trp.


!. ~ ~ - ~ N4VZA<2t
And Ne buried him In valley In shel land Of
-, over against Bsthpeor; but no man know
of HE sspuiehrs uaio this day.r-psur. XXX
Q. ~
ny Nsso's lonely mountain,
On thisside OF Jordons wave,
In valley IN she lard ef Moab
Thsrs lies lonely crave.
And no man dug that sspulchrc.
And no man saw Il e'sr;
FOR ne angels Of God upturned the sod,
And lon The dead man thore.
That wss ne erandest funeral
That ever passed on earth,
Butno man heard she snmpling.
o. saw the train 90 forth.
Noislsssly ~ the dsy Light
Gomez whom the day u doao,
Add NE crimson streak on oceans check
Grows inso the great sun.
NoIslsssly ss ,hs spring.time
Her crown u vordure weavss,
And al ths trees on ell the hills
Open their ihsusand leaves;
80, without sound az music,
a. "A
sn..,,v dovr non shs ro,,,.,,,
sanes sne os'd old sas's,
On grey Bsshpeor's hslshl
Out OF hIs rocky eirie
LOOKED on me wondrous ''sht'
ferehanee ths Hon. ssa'ksnE,
suh snans mat hauowed spot
os osss" ana 0''as na'esesn ana nsafd
' -'"A '
ns. ~nen s"s warrior o's'n'
nv eo''se'' :" .a' "a''
WIN arms reversed ana mumod dfums
fo"ov me mineral esr'
s"o" We os"nen .ken,
1nsy seh his bassiss won,
A1a snss ain 'ssd HE nasssrisss ssssd'
Wills psals The n'naie gun.
Anid sns nob'est OF the land
zen ~ s'' 'sss 70 resi-
Anl give 'os osfd On hon'Fsd place,
win sosuy marble drsst.
me sFes' m'".s'ef tsnssps,
's's nkns nhs s,ones smn,
anu '.' '.s's e'o'f s'nkss anu sne 'r
sAn nass
"' '" o'A1onea WALL
We os.sss. Warrior
s 'vs1 ones'ea swo"'
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

A PRErrY CoxrLrMESr.--No courtier
could have paid a more delicate compile
ment than the following from one whose
calling docs not lie particularly In that
way:
At market a lady, laying her hand on a
joint OF veal, said:
~ think, Mr.. Wilson, this veal Is not so
white as usual"
"Put on your gloves and you win think
differently"