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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-07
CHARLOTTE


TNHE subscribers having formed themselves
H. into a company, respectfully tender their
services to the people of Charlotte and the coun-
try generally in their line of business. They are
prepared to furnish Monuments, GTavestones, Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs, Marble
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, according
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
the most accommodating terms ever offered in the
Southern country. They will keep constantly
on hand the best description of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble
All orders, for any article, addressed to the sub
scrbers, will meet with prompt attention, and will
be packed and forwarded with the utmost care
and despatch.
The yard is situated on the northwest corner
of the Charlotte Depot Yard.
VIM. TIDDY & SONS.
Jan. 8, 1e57.-1y
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HORSE POWERS,
THR ESHlNG MACHINES, sc

The subscribers still continue to manufacture
their Premium Horse Powers and Thrrshcrs
three different sizes:-Two, -Four, and Six Horse
Power, with either Wrought or Cast Iron Cyln-
derS; they also furnish Straw Carriers or S;para-
tors, when wanted; and will in a short time be
prepared to furnish Thresher and Winnower
combined, which etftctually separates Wheat,
Straw, and Chatf from each other. The proprie,
tors are all practical Mechanics and have been
engaged in building Machines for the last ten
or fifteen years, and willing to rest their claim
for patronage on the merits of their work. Those
in want ofMaGhincs, or anything in our line, will
please send in their orders early, as our motto is
first come first served" Address
STAFFORD DIXON & CO.
Snow Camp Il. O., Alamance Co., n. c..
March If, 1857. 37-6t-pd
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CHA SLESTOE
MEDICAL JOURNAL g. REVIEW

c. HAPPOLDT, Nj. D., Editor Il Publisher
The Twelfth volume of this Journal common
ces with January, 1857. 1t will, as heretofore
be independent of every local interest and in.
auence and will be devoted to the interests of its
Patrons. and to the advancement and dissemina-
ton of sound views and correct observations.
This Journal is issued on the first of every al
ternate month. Each number comprises one
hundred and forty-four octave pages, and con-
tans steel Engraved Portrait of
distinguished Medical Man.
The volume begins with the January, and
Is completed with the November issue. 1t will
thus contain six portraits and eight hundred and
sixty-four pages of reading matter
Terms, 81 per annuIn in adv ance, which en-
titles the subscriber TO receive his number free of
postage Subscription begins with the January
number.
~ Persons wishing to subscribe should adj
dress US by letter, enclosing 81 which will be at
our risk if the letter is registered.
c. HAPPOLDT, Md,
Jan. b. Charleston s. c.
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Wrapping PAPER.

TNHE Merchants of Char otte and vicinitv
l. can be supplied with all kinds nd DUAL.
TIES OF wrapping Paper, from .he Ia.
leigh Wrapping Paper Mills.
&. w. BENEDICT,
Proprietor
~RAGS taken in exchange for Pap.r i,
the highest price. G.. W. B.
Raleigh, March 4, 1S56.-1Y
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a correspondent Of tina New York Daily
News, writing from London under date OF
March Sd, says:
You have doubtless observed the fact
recently settled by the Irish courts in the
case of Beamish rs. Beamish. that a
clergyman in priests orders NAV marry
himself Six Of the Judges in the Court
of ENehequer pronounced for, and five
against the decision of the Court below
declaring the marriage valid.
1t is generally admitted that the Irish
are most famous for making bulls. but the
Dutch can 60 ahead for making pigs. For
instance.
I've got pig cat and I've got pig tog,
I've got pig calfand I've got a pig hog,
I've got pig baby. so pig and so tall,
And I've got pig wife dats pigger as all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
6ouses ano farms tuanteo.

"ANTED-A ROOM TO store some household
w furniture, above 2th and between the 4th and 7th
Apply at tho Office Of the American Fire Ins Co.,
corner q Whlisus.s. and Exchsngeplsce.
WANTED TO PURCHASE on Staten Island,
from fouI to thirty Of LAND easy Would
prefer Cottage Farm house the land Address With fun
particulars Box No. 4,oeo Me-. York PostOAce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

AT meeting Of the first mortgage Bondh0lder'
"A al The BIFfALO AND NETWORK CITY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, held August Z. 1851, ct the eau OF Tue
Trustees upon she section d the osd secuted oy hrst nor
esss bet Hornevile and Attiss Charles upp esq.,
was elected Ch.irnan VIM X Kitchen, secretary
When considerations the following resolutions wete
unanimously adopted: .r.---.. A.
Buffalo ard NewYoTk City Railroad Company puoi'hedn
The present line Of railroad from Baaso to ornel.vle
the best sud shortest connection between ouuo so
New York City" .
"Tnst adopted upon mature considersion and after
FOUR distinct had been carefully snd their merits
considered "
Frrd That in the Judgment Of the Buffalo aud New York
Cy Bondhoders Occurred By mortgage between Hornelsye
and Atticsl -.
The Buffalo and New.York City Railroad Company First
Nor,ssye Bondhoers whether securedby mortgage between
Bufao Attcs or by mortgage between Attics aud Hor
the entire line sale under the expected decree Of
the Court ais, BY the purchase Of the entire line ,ot the ben
eht Of the Boldholdcrs.
And invite M and impartial inyesisston into the els
that make that community OF interest," between the
hondtoliei, each section Of tae Road
R.oired That Gilman Uriah j. Smith, l.. Pavsnssdt.
with the o this meeting be Committee 20 ADOPT such
deem exyedent TO demonstrate TO the
BopdLoies Of each section OF The e that by such hanc
Nous eon between them the interest of each viii be best
promoted secured while the proposed sance between the
Buso snd Attcs section with the Coming Line IL not 80
favorable either section the Buffalo aud Newfork City
Railro 81 c..
ordered that the proceedings he published in the Com
mcciA papers OF the city and in ua form The meeting
then adjourned CHAS. NJ. LEI ff, Chafmsh'
WN X. KITCHEN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

B.sk DEPARTMENT. ALs.K1. Oct q. 1855
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO the
IN statute such made and provided tia, al tho coa-
lsos uo.es issued 20 GILBERT individual bsuk-r.
(DR0.ERJ BANK or ST LAWRENCE COUNTY Os.
depSbargh. snl late DR0VxRS BANK or CATTARAU0O3
COUNTY, mus - seIf to the oeo o thu Superintendent OF
the Backing Department OF the State u Nov York fer pay
thin tue date hsreof The fpts as
possd fot th. r-ieDpsu 81 she ocustpI notes sud . as
sid banker vii Se yrsa up n sLHOONAAkB1
ofz l,rSxN SspeFiaten 3ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
S0 MA ACRES of IOWA LANDS
OOSOOO AT PUBLIC AUCTION
IN -IAIA flA a LtAtnI ID

The DEMOlNE NANIGATION and RAlLHOAD COA-
PAHY VIII tfer at public auction at the CITY OF DE.
NOME the Capitol of Iowa. the 2st day Of
October and esch succeeding day. until the same are
Ady dispoted Of -
lying edaely above Eort Dcs Mones These lands
part Of made in 1916 by Congress 70 the State of Iowa
BY whom they have been conveyed this Company whose
rights have been affirmed by toe Suprcmo Court Of Iowa.
its highest judicial tribunal They lie IN alternate sections In
strp Of miles IN width each side Of the Des Moines
River The Valley of the Des Mones is confesseoy THE
RICHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE UNITED
STATES and the lands offered will comprise soEle OF the
LANDS Of the State well watered by springs aud streams
having been withheld from sale for eleven past In
with cultivated farms and thriving villages The tim
beted lands rich black walnut and OF the finest quI
easily mined Mutades of farms bo selected With ample
coal timber upon them for all the plrpo.s the uvator.
Plaster Ia also found in abundance.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES will be absolutely
sold subject the conditions folio wing tie highest bidder,
but the Company the right Of restricting further sales
II unsatisfactory
TRIMS OF S1LE-The land in each section will be sold sep
srsy and convenient parce and III all be put up at
the minimum price Of ~ per
PAYMENTS shall be made follows Wit There shall be
paid down the time Cf sale ali timbered lands,
from Iehaf twohrds Of the purchase neney other
lands bringing less than 90 acre the SUN OF - per ace
on oil che per cent Of the purchase money and the
remainder shall be payable In five equal aunuN indictments 70
be upon the lands with interest cent
IT. purchaser shall desire - pay IL FULL discount OF
10 Der Of deferred will be made
The be Company will be csh at their
value. Deeds Of warranty will be siven go
dee Of these lands 20 the Company will
found duly recorded in the office Of the Secretary OF State o!
lowe Maps descriptions and spprssG Of the land aud
other be had application az the Office OF the
Coupsny No 10 William New York - the undeIssn
ct the ComFsnys Land Office IN Dtmeins E%,i ne' MONIES"
Land COmmssiOreE D. N x R. R. Co
sw.Yotk Aug 20 1857.
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o','cE r's pc'v,ys ne ..e.y,e,aC.,

kr~.Yoss Az, =
hUREOI'E ard PACIFIC RAIT,ppAn p,os
uopTt 80 CO.. Coz .re or ,c,.VhO FIRST
lPASir sns ne 80 $500 , hoAO aat LAyp
oc,o,sr .ns a., VIZ ,nSSas persea gysA
Pr-rr. -, 49, :, - - NJ - vs. 49, AP fssS
FOR sAIs :, ~. az ~ m co, roiS o,
I'D =. -, , M % VI w. Paay pussass to,,
- NJ. va 3, 'n' itu''tS'"' 'ne S"mpany No q Sus
TIP Roam ~, f,o, a.. r,x =, p,
r., =. s,os CO., W. " westerly 10 N.
por,s Ie mi es rive. ,o,a oSssir vrsneh 70 Tts D.
nj. %. ned Tor business a. lar ives, y, Dvao',
I'd ,sili,r af,y ds,. Ne op.neS a., nis.
mstirr r. mics a tr.Ik opsn thi, Fs, ' 70 SsncAsss
TIE rails chsirs and spikes Tor the ro,s IA -,
been purchased ard sent forward 'os-s'ef asps
Sixty enc mice nnorr are under contr.e, al .,,
The ,or,ic a. road In operston /. partially psAsl
r thar was earned By the Gsens ard pc, ceut n
road The second year of ts operation y" mos kak
" T. ,s The land Grant /. 8 ION
r s.,r, ~ Illinois Central at Sl2 ser efcs
nc so SO e@s zoo ., ,s $50 DER nile tee w
Him.. lands have exceeded hi. rs,s IT, sac q ths
h..s "a p,ri6r Road are eoual TO The s1as 81 s
~ on,.in eos gyp.uu1 ara iron or, IN s nas We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

A SSIGNEE's SALE of the entire STOCK and
hFURNITCRE AID RTDDING STORE NJ Do GtrI
AGcior.er. viii se THIS DAY a. 10. O'Clock No' ~
and at Csrsi -, the entire stosk consisting Of shout '
double sud tbree-quner, and single Cottage B@tsiesd
Curled Hair CcTn-Husk Woo, and Moss hs'tresse'
mahogany, maple. o.s. wslnut and Windsor Chairs
Sofas, Lounges. Lounge Beds, msrbetoP and plain
Nsshstsrds Bureaus. Te.@ sT-tes. Looking 0itl%es
large q Bai. hair picking Machine, Feather; Ds".r
and others Cstalcgue Of sale ". MASON Assignee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
(urniture.
Dniloina Hlaierials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestbules, Halls
~ Ie.rths, Dining rooms Conserstoes &C. GARNKIRk
CHIMNEY-TOPS. ORAIN-PIPES, &c. Fer sale by
MILLER COATES, No. 279 Pearl st., n. Y.
CARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
" TOPS, also hest Glazed and Vitried DRAIN PIPES. at
Long Island Pottery Depot No. 81 Nasssus L. QUINN
OSBORNE" ROOFING CEMENT.-This gu
" peii0r article Of ROOFING CEMENT. account Of its
elastic industivc properties should D.
esky and old roof in the city IL perfect
lection against fire. being inpenetabs TO heat o. stone We
recommend Il 70 those Of quest OF
thing really substantial and cheap The inventor Mr. A. L.
OSBORNE ia the only person in the city who puts 1t on HIS
Office is at Ne. Al Cansl-st.
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Dcarh an1 Rooms.

BOARDING.. LOG and l05 East 14th-st.-
~ Pleasant suites 81 Fl FINISHED ROOMS with BOARD
may nov be occurred Tor the by Families without child
ren Single Gentlemen. The above Houses are desrsby
located Aad furnished with ell modern improve ncnts &C.
qukite Cor 6rs.cisss residences References required.
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ITO LET-HOUSE No. 81 Morton-st, near
Il Hodson; well arranged for sse', private Boarding
House partly funi'hed viii be sold a. bargain lrquire
Of DIR TRAIL. No is Lsishts ct.
ITO LET in BRO0KLYN-A Furnished 3-story
Il HOUSE In Henryst., between State end Jorslemon ss
or oos year from lst Of October. To small family terms w
be made low Address Box No. 6i9 PostOce. Boarding
house keeper need not apply.
tho LET-The ROOMS now occupied by the
ksS;Yort Clearing House being the entire second .toy
Of No o. Broadway extending from Broadway 100 feet deep 70
kswst feet vide lighted front and and By large SKY
nG Fof terms inquire st the Clearing House, any byd
ness day after ii O'Clock Q m, Of GEORGE d. LYMAN
ITO LET at YONKERS-The HOUSE now Oc
cuped By the subscriber beautifully situated full view OF
the rver 10 Ssen Island Of ground with large trees
garden, stable &C. The House has furnace good water
and 10 IL good order. Inquire Of q. r. PUTNAM,
No. 32l Broadway, up stairs
ITO LET-Two genteel COTTAGES at Ravens
Il wood, with GROUNDS and STABLES, opposite 10 the
Steamboat Landing Of LOWER RAVENSWO0D. Stages
pass hour 70 Greenpoin WAamsbursh and Brookyn
Any 70 j. g. HARRIS the premises, or 70 HARRIS
AEDAY Co. No. % Pechsip.
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A ]. BLEECEER, Anctionecr. -
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE of lob

l. VALUABLE STATEN ISLAND LOTS q. AUCTION.
"A. J BLEECkER, son Co; viii sell o1 WEDNESDAY.
t II o'clock at the Merchsnt' Exchange le3 Lots Of
Ground Port Richmond g. L. known formerly belong
10 the Housmsn arm Have commanding view OF New
Iork Hsrbor and well worth the attention Of buyers 60
per remain. Map, kc the Office, No Broad st,
mo. l,ly).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
Bshk Dc2AEiHfs-. ALsAzg Sept T. tSsr.
TNHE BANK OF EHTNEBECK has this dsy

VINiE BANK Of kHINEBECK has tEls day
f.sd his oCe Eot oi hs appointment Of the PARK
BANK =. tds Cy cf Rev Yc-k. for the r-deuptos
Of - C'crs.k GCsss toFettr with @voostcn Of the sd
pof.nC .. 4 ns Mo Bsak kev Yera co ase1
ssresb 6 = sct eud A. ~ scs-l the ss,ess act.
= q = : lr Pptset Bsnka elaAi., AB.p and nd
- Bs2k - psfls' Apr T.. te,i.
J.1Is q C1j6 Sr<Gn.soj,,s
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paints, Oils, Wlass, Hr.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and M
sn cosRH PTkE TAho OIL not S StS" %s
outwesr Sperm stands colder weather, and burns we'll VIZ
rsnted above. Barrels 80 TO 40 gslons Only Agent
JOHN w. QUINCY, No So WilliamA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
BANK DaYARTsfSr, ALs.sT. AS q, 1851.
ITNrE RANK oil KENT I,rduetcnyillc, bas thls

jsy fled ia .biI osee notice q she ,ppOit,nstt q
GWiNNE DAY in the Cy of hew ork. 80 Agents the
rcc5 up.ion II 10 CuA'pr uc. tcy heT with
ntueut Of John ThoIp'on sceut, ssrcss
De - thr act eEl Al aC 70 a I'd the ,es.t
"a 20 IlCo,Pss BsltL BalA AsioesiCa aad Iad1us
Bsa8e-i" pss.sl Al ~. y. isjl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
A. n MEswry, Auc.ionser.
RY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trsde Sale

SIXTY SIXTH REGULAR NEW YORK TRADE SALE.
70 be- commenced on TUESDAY September 8, 1877:
The catalogue Ct this sale which embraces Arss and st'.c
live invoices of Rooms STATIONERY, kc. Is :eady
sod viii sept any IA the Trade upon appcsou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
TINTED STATES MANUFACTURING and

u POLISHING PLATE GLASS coAPAEY.-BcOks fer
sab'creio 20 tbs C,Pits sors OF "a, Cpsy psn ~ zoe
and q. the Bauk!ns House of LEWIS STOUT, DsacaI,
Sherman Co uduz. By order u he Board Of Trs'e-7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

AJoUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, str{
IVA hau snylSss our, L. f-l e. ey By Il e. All k
Rsr al ylscy, eli IN tsi :t.as p,ess.aer Shssi
he La.1- Bar; - p-s s.-x Ali.sn } q nS-s- n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
professional Notices.

DR. LODGE. ROMEOPATHIST. has RE-
~ MOVED 70 No. 77s Broadway, near Sh-st
One koun, 7 " 9 O'Clock . IN. TO 7 Setceke U.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
D. D. N.sH Anctioreer Office No. 2as Broadway.
MORTGAGE SALE of BILLIARD TABLES

MORIGAGE SALE 0f BlIILlahD lABLEo
yx and FURNITURE, being the contents Of Chinese BIZ
Lard Saloon TUESDAY, Sept ]. 1851 e. lot O'Clock NJ
ct Nos go and al Broadway consisting Of 20 Billiard Tables
nearly new Balls. Cues Nsce sud Bridges belonging TO The
sso large quantity Of hre Mrrcf' Bar .nd Fixtures
Ga'sws- Plstcd War Gss Fixtures Chandeliers covered
ard other Settles Stoves Pipe Also large quantity Of
FURNITURE consisting Of Brussels snd Ingram Carpets Sofas
Amehars Extension Tables Oval rrors marble top Center
and Side Tables Oclohs, Secretary Bedesds Bedding &c
Sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to re: 50
luton Of The Board Directors of this Company the
TRANSFER BOOKS of the STOCK will Be CLOSED iron,
the i2. day Of September next o'clock M until tas
morning OF The 18th Of September 10 O'Clock preparatory 70
An election Of Directors GEORGE II. FORD, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

OFFICE MILWAUKEE, Aso CHICAGO r H. CoMrASYl
No Il Nassau-st New. Iofk, Aug s. 1857.
NOTICE.-The Transfer Books of this Company
have this day been closed by order Of the Board Of Direct
On uns further notice for the purpose OF STOCKHOLM
hSs' MEETING TO be hela Aug II, 1857 at IL M at tbs
question Of the CONSTELLATION q THIS C0MPANI WIN
IIfF CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD CON-
PtNY and TO ,rausae. such other business b. incl
drr,sl thereto c. T.. SCOFlELD, Transfer Agent.
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pOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA-For
IA L!VERPooL.-The ARABIA, !. Stone Commands.
~t sail from with Mall spd Passengers foe
Europe on WEDNESDAY Sept. 2
steamer vii leave the Companys Dock jersey City with
the pessens srs az III aud IL O'clock
The ASIA will sail on tue 18Th September. .,
e. CUNARD, No. Bowling oresa.
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Ocean 1teamers. &f.

TOR ERPOOI.-PATRIOTIC LINE
Il TIE AID splendid packet-ship ELLEN AUSTIN,
VIM H. Gsrrict commander viii have immediate dispatch
fsI the shove port FOR freight passage having unyssl
statero accommodations apply board at Pier No.
Moth River, orto sPOyfORD. TILEsTON 4 Co,
No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

nISSOLCTION.-Tbe hrm 81 DREAEL,
IL sATHYR CHURCH, of ssn Frsneisco and Saexsnsnto
CsuIn.A h from .hi: day, dissolved b. Limitation. u
Messr, SATHER CHURCH. as per advertisement bslow
vN continue the business heretofore aud authorised 70
so5.st and settle all claims in California and H. DRxxEL
vfa se I'll. TIE b. siness o the Atlantic side.
Any Outstanding drafts will be paid presentation st The
r. NJ DREXEL
r. SATHER,
yune q, 1851. i. w. CHURCH.
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OFFICE OF the MIcHiGAs SOUTHERN Aso NORTHERN }
IspIlNA RAILRo,D CoMrASY, No. Is Wilism.,I'
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ILLINOIS STATE STOCKS.-Tbe TandsI
Books Of the Stocks and Bonds of the State of aoi VI
hereafter kept at the Office Of KETcnua HOWE Co.. No
a Nili,m.st NORRIS KETCHUM,
Tran fer Agent State Ilin0s
, 1857-07-31

FAonsRs GUIpE.-The concluding No. Of lhis Woyk
is upon our table, and we but repeat the unanmom
verdict Of the Agricultural pess in saying that ith
among the most complete and reliable eontrihuiioh,
to scientific and practical agriculture. The anmge.
ment Of the work Is convenient for reference, theH
nstrations beautiul the language plain, clear intel
igible and truthful. The work oomprisis Two royal
svo. vols Of 1900 pages including coo wood cuts and
u steel engravings.- ohio Cuiiirdtor, i p
We have received this highly Interesting and ulsl6l.
but above all practical work. We know Of no ifhef
agricultural work ever published in this country which
might compare with the one Just named IN pnrlisal
usefulness and intrinsic merit In general.-Babao
IPoOl GrOtger. r7es ~ fais
The FAENR's GUIDE.---This work is rich mne Il
agricultural knowledge, presented n simple and r.
niiar style giving coPions details Of the bet practice
on English farms, and adapted 70 general use u thh
country by the iudicous notes Of the American ediQ
The intelligent farmer win find Il very attractive Iead
ing. In the comparison between English and AmlIh
eau husbandry. for which Il furnishes ample mailrah
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing De
product Of his own acres. The mental stimulus gwen
by the perusal Of such writing Is quite as impoana
their more immediate purposes and even L they
should not refund the expense Of their purchase IN
dollars and cents at the end Of the year they will NON
than make the outlay good in the intelectua beneli
which they impart.-Ntte York TSibtnf.
, 1857-07-31
Information Wanted

nF the present whereabouts. If living. Of AARON
~ F. T. COLLEI, who omigrated from Wisconsin
for California in lS49-rc-ided there until 1855 when
heWeut 70 ofe-ont pnrefse gaue, and has not been
sylyInil very anxious to have some tdinps from
Information addressed to ". II. WooD. Steilacoom
Paget Sound, W. T., or 70 the Office OF the Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia, W. T., viii be thankfully
received.
81 Oregon and California papers, will confer a
avor By inserting the above.
, 1857-07-31

WARD a HAYS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c.
Tr'wTER, W. T.
A T the warehouse Of WAN & HAYS, two miles
"A south Of Olympia at the falls OF Shutes river, the
public will at all times ind IN store and for sale any
quantity Of The above enameratei articles at prices
conformabe with the times, Everything they have to
SELL they will warrant 70 be fully equal TO what they
may represent IT, Small vessels can reach the vcin-
ity Of their warehouse the food load and leave on
the cbb tide. n TT IT
Tumwater Nov 2S 1856 7lv
, 1857-07-31
Letter from 1Ir, Stevens.
REDnHAE coTTAoE, EDNngeH, /

REDuRAE COTTAGE, EDNnWeu.
September 30, 1851. =
Messrs. Leonard Scott Co-Geutlemeb. 4 4,
To say that your Farmers Guide Is The only verniSs
edition published in the United States of Amerir u
my work the Book Of the Farm The edition eifrs.
lating at present in the States under the te Of ~
Book Of the Farm, Is taken from the ilit edition N
my work written ten years ago, which, in nv sseonS
edition, entirely remodellCd and in greaf psri r.
wrote, adopting all the more recent Improvement lp
the practice Of agriculture suggested by Scientific ~
pertinent, and making it, In eject, quite d new b6oi
Il an, sir, your obtdient servant, n
HENRY sTEPHENs.s
, 1857-07-31
ALTA HOUSEP


vancouver. Washington Territory.
This New and commodious House. ST.
J. aatcd on B. Street, adjacent TO the lA.
Steamboat Landing, has recently been lisis
much enlarged aud improved, and is lliAi
emphatieany THE HOUSE for The bnsi- aslz
ines man, the traveller aud the guest seeking the
quiet oomivrts Of a home.
The propuetors bog leave t. state that no efforts
shall be spared 70 merit Continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofoH bestowed upon them by gen,
erous public.
Those who wish Neat Beds, A. abundant Neal,
and pleasant locality in which % enjoy health
viii please 10 give US a call.
GOODWIN & SPEARS.
May b 1857. g3-y.