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Letter from Mr.. stevens.

"REDpRAF COTTAGE, EDnBuRaH.
September 20, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co.-Centlemen-II.,
to say that your Farmers Guide is the ony perrirs
edition published in the United States Of Amerea of
my work the Book Of the Farm The edition rirrn,
atng at present in the States under the title Of N.
Book of the Farm is taken from the frst edition a
my work. written ten years ago which, in my second
edition, entirely remodelled and in great psrt NJ
wrote adopting all the more recent Improvements IA
the practice of agriculture suggested BY scientific sT
pertinent, and making it, in effect, quite new boil
al am, sir, your obedient servant
"HENRY STEPHFgeH
, 1857-08-07

SMITH HAYS.
WARD & HAYS,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c.
TUNwATER, W. T.
A 7 the warehouse Of WARD Il HAYS, two miles
"A souh 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
conlormable with the times Everything they have to
sell, they will warrant 70 be fGlly equal to what they
may represent it. Small vessels reach the vcin-
y Of their warehouse the dooJ. load and leave on
the ebb tide
Iumwater, Nov, 2S 1S5G DIV
, 1857-08-07
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER OF NAIS AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, w T.

T1HE Undersigned having purchased and become
i sole owner OF the above named Hotel, and com
petely renovated and remodeed the same, hereby
wishes to return his sincere thanks for past patronage
and requests continuance Of like iayOrs. Having
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he can render the s0oun Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared to
set his table as well as any in like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them u
Board by the day and week.
good stable Is attached to this establishment,
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodation Of animals Of the travelling public.
share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited. ..,,,.,,.
n23-tEl SlLAS GALLIhEk.
, 1857-08-07
Notice to the Public

THAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
the Chehalis river, Lewis county, W. T., and for
A. S. WILSON.
Oct Is, ls55-etf.
, 1857-08-07
NoisV Carrier's

DOCK AND STATIONERY COMPANY. II Long
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tionery Pocket Cutlery, Blank Books, Cheap Pubca-
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HCAS. ?. KIMBALL, Prest.
June : 1855. 39-ly
, 1857-08-07
PRinta and oils,


N DY8 WOODS &LASss Se.s
Among which may be found the following articles:
Sands Sarsaparilla; Townsend do; Guysotts Yellow
Dock and do; Grrfcnbergs DO; Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj; Wi7tar's Btl-am Of Wild Cherry; Gc!enherg 3
Consumptive Balm; Mexican Mustang Liuinenti II
by's Pile Ointment; Humphreys do; Green Mountain
Do; Nerve and Boue Linimcnt; Liquid Opedildoc;
Godfrcy's Cordial; Bateman's Drops; Thompson Eye
Water; GrEicubcrgs BYE Lotion; Davis Pain Killer;
Grrenlcrgs Childfcns Pauacoa; Do. Uterine Cathpl.
icoi; Fah1estock's Nemiluge; Bay Water Wright 5
Indian Vegetable Pills; BriHdrcths Vegetable do;
Ayers Cgthartic do; Jsyne's Sauatiyc do; Greicn-
berg do; Ncl2ne's Liver do; Blood Root do; Cod
Liver oil; Olive do; Roe Water; Seidlitl Powders;
soda do; Hair Dye; Snuff; ludcIble lax; Strychninei
White and Yellow Wax; shoulder Brace; Trls-es;
Amica Flowers; Alcohol; Tnpcntine; Brandy; Cas-
t1r OIL; Maddcr; Log Wood; topierls; Alum; Prus-
-au Blue; 10 Araltt1; Poor Mans Platter; CouIt
Plaster; Fine sponge; Do. Emory; IngliSs; Rotten
Stone; Bronze; Sal Soda; Lemon Syrup; Cream Tar
tar; Hops, tfresl); Arrow Root; Sage; Rad Ginger;
salt Petre; Boax; Gum Copali Gum Shclac; Castle
SOAP; Windsor a.: Wash Balls; Cologne; Pumatam:
Bears oil; Tooth Brushes: Spectacles; lip Save; Mus.
tard: Sulphuric Acid; Muriatic do; Nitric do; Aque
Ammonia; Spirits DO; Vim Cochic; Oh Cubebs; Spir-
IT, Nre; Balsam Capaba; ChloroiorIn; Ether Suphu-
ric; Cum Cenphnr: Do. Arabic; Do. NyTrh: Super
Carbonate Soda; Tartaric Acid; Rochelle Salt-; Pl
Hydng; Blue Ointment; Extract Hyoegamus; Do.
C0nium; Do. Black Root; Blsam Tou lodde Potash
Capsules; Opium; Rad Rhe Iodine; Red Pfecipitate;
Capsicum; Calomel; SUGAR Lead; Sulpher; FlaS Seed;
fanny; Horehound; Catnip: Composition; LDhelia;
Powdered Cubebs; Ladies' Slipper; Slippery Elm;
CardamOn Seeds; Magnesia; Lquly,ce Nitrate Silver;
Harlem Oil; Coodion; Adhesive Plaster; Oils OF Cedar
Hemlock, Sassafras Rosemary, W0rmwood, Winter
green, Caraway, Orange, Lemon, Peppermint, Cuna-
mon, Origanum, Lavender, Tanzy, Anisced, Amber,
Cloves, Bergamot, Almond, etc, etc.
Al these articles arc warranted pure and ulddpHe-
rditd and Of hs rey best quality having been select
ed with view Of being used in my practice, and are
offered to the public and trade at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Orders from a distance will be attended to with
promptness and despatch
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Fs- PREscRIPTIoNs will be attended to and put up
as heretofore.
-" Remember the place-Willard's new stand one
door souch Of the Washington Hotel, formerly Sylyc
ter's. G.. X. WILLARD.
Olympia, April 3, 1857. no.2Oly.
, 1857-08-07
SEATTLE STEAM SAW MILL,
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, 1857-08-07

United States District Court.
THE regular sessions of the United States District
l. Court, fixed by majority of the judges Of the
Supreme Court are as follows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, % Monday in April and
lst Monday in October
Associate Justice o. B. McFADDEN, presiding
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia I'd Monday in March, and
lst Monday in September
Chief Justice EDw ARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland, I'd Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August
Associate Justice +. A. CHENowETH, presiding.
The duration Of the terms are limited to period of
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expra
ton Of that time.
By order Of a majority of the JUD0Es.
Olympia, March Z, 1851. tf.nol5.
, 1857-08-07
AdministratOr's Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the estate Of
"a JAMES DurV, lat5 Of Thurston County. W. T., de-
ceased are required to present them with the necessa
ry vouchers within year after the date of this no
uce. And all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to me, at Olym-
pia, late residence of the deceased.
TRUMAN II. FULLER,
Administrator
Olympia, July 10, 1857. no344W.
, 1857-08-07
Livery Stable.
RMNMoVMp.

DR. NJ p. BURNS, late of Steilacoom, Pierce Co.,
IL W. T., has removed to Olympia, into the house
formerly occupied by John G. Parker, on Main street.
next door to Wilson 4 Dnnlap's new store.
Olympia, April 8, 1851. no.20-tf
, 1857-08-07
M. H. BUR.

Main Street, Olympia, ~. 7.
nR. NJ. P. BURNS returns his sincere thanks for
IL the liberal share Of patronage he has received the
past five years from discerning public.
DR.. Burns can be consulted daily at his Office, ex-
cept when absent professional business. Those
siding at distance can do so by mail.
A genuine supply of MEDICINES constantly on
hand.
N. N.D-Particular attention paid to diseases of the
Eyes, and Chronic diseases Of the Blood.
Olympia, April ., 1857. y-no.2O.
, 1857-08-07

Columbia slal have power by rule Of court, TO regu
sie the periods Of holding the terms II said court and
10 dxthe uumber Il suclI terms, and the same from
time b iiiue 10 alter, as lInbc contenience may r
qulrr: Provided That at least three terms shall be
led annaaly. And all suits, OF actions AZ law, shall
and far judgmcut or trial a. the term next aer that
10 Wai,h process shall b. retained executed, unless
gurd carsc for fcfther continuance he shown.
Approved. February Z. 1851.
, 1857-08-07

Az ACT for regulating the terms Of the Clrcu, Cont
o. tbe District OF Columbia, and for other purposes
tatives Of the United States Of America in Cdnsess
assembled, That The circuit court oi the Dstric, Of
, 1857-08-07
MEDICAL.
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES.

M undersigned has just received and viii here
after Keep constntly on hand, and make thereto
such additions as the wants Of the community shan
seem 70 require, full, complete and genuine stock Of
, 1857-08-07
1pPTOFsd. January Al. isSI.

AN ACT authorizing The estAbushidg Of a navy de
pot on Blythe Island, At Brunswick The coast Of
Georgia, and for other purpOses-
De n enacted By the Senate aGd House Of Represen-
tatives q he Uhiied States of America 10 Congress
aIemhled, That the President Of the United States
be and be i hereby authoIzed 10 purchase site for
aAvy depot Blythe Island, on the coast Of Geor-
GA, and - erect fuoh buildnPs and make sneh i'm
provemehts ~ may be Necessary ior the repair Of
United states vessels u war and aaord refuge there
for and that ihe uum Of two handfed thousand dol
hrs be appropriated for eleetng that oect, out Of
ted
, 1857-08-07
ApproTed. Jan. 2s, is5I.

AN ACT 10 authori1s The President Of The United
States 10 cause 70 be procured ly purchase, or 9th
eruiae. . suitable steamer a. a reyenue cutter.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House OF Represen-
t1rea q The United States Of America IN Congress
assembled That the President Of The United States
b and . hereby authorized 10 canse to be procured
b. purchase ctherWse suitable steamer a. q rev.
enne cutter; md that the sum Of one hundred and f
y thousand dollars Be and IA hereby Appropriated for
that purpose out Of any moneys now In the treasury
of he United staieS and not Otherwise appropriated
Apnrogef Pcb s. 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04
A GOOD JOKE.

A clever joke was perpetrated at the ex-
prnse Of some of our brethren Of the legal
profession. on Wednesday last. Pro,hono.
tary Beard received by mail. on Tuesday
evening, package und,r SEAL which he
opened and found in it another package
sealed, and also instructions not to open the
enclosed package until 10 o'clock NEXT day.
(Wednesday.) in the presence of all the
attorneys, whose names appeared on the
outside of the package, for the different
$4,000 to S2iO,OOO, in all over $6OO,OU0.
Al the time appoiA,rd the attorneys appeared
ut the Prothonotary's Office, excepting two.
who were out nf town. MIR. Beard at first
declined opening the package on account
of the absence of some OF the attorneys, but
finally. after n written notice served upon
him, he consented IT. do So. The package
was opened, md the Rrst paper taken gu,
was b.unI sheet, the second the same
/ The third aud last was then opened, on which
was simply Inscribed in large characters, tie
following mysterious words:
THE FIRST OF APRIL. 1871!
The lawyers, before whose visions the fees
on these large snms had loomed up into
thousands. were for once. at least. taken in.
Que Of the party had already. made cAlcula
tions in reference to investing a portion q
his fees in new brick house. whilst anoth-,
was rhncking and laughing. as he mentioned
10 u less fortunate member Of the profession
the "sweet little claim" h1 had received fn
collection. The third assumed gravity ,hs
would have done no discredit to Chief Justc,
Taney. in deciding the famous "Dred Scot
case" whilst he cautioned the Pro,honotar,
against the great responsibility he assume,
in delaying the opening of the sealed pack
age. They all lett the fiice, fully lnrrrsse,
with the idea that they we're wiser. If NO
better men than they had been an hou
previous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

At 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Institute met. opened
by the President. By request. Prof White
continued bis remarks on Penmnpsbip,. aud
gave some remarks in iegnrd to bis system
"f .drtectinE counterfeit money. The subject
of Geography beikg called for, Mr.. Alex
Caldwell read an essay upon il, Professor
Mcfarland, Of Frrrburg, Messrs. Reimep
snyder and Pow-ll then gave their methods
Of teYching thut subject. The subject Of
Grammar beinp called up, was discussed by
n number Of the members. Music being
next in order. was discussed by Prof. Nc.
Farland. J. J. Reimrnsoyder and A. 3.
Powell. Gu motion. adjourned, TO meet nj
Z o'clock.
o'clock, r. NJ. Institute met. opened By
the President Mr.. A. 3. Powsll being
called to the stand. gave u lengthy addrrss
on the subject Of Physical Geography.
Prof. White addressed the Institute on the
subject OF Book Keeping. Mr.. J. J Rel
mensny der then addressed the ladies'. On
motion, the thanks of this Institute are
rendered TO the Snnbu,y Brass Band. Tot
their delightful music On motion, resolved,
that the thanks of this Institute are tender.
ed to the Directors Of Sunt,ury District for
their assistance aud prompt cooperation in
our proceedings. Resolved, that the thanks
of this Institute are hereby rendered to the
citizens Of Sunbury. and especially to the
ladies' tor the deep interest they manifested
in our proceedings rvinced by their sttten
dance during our session.
A. =. POWELL, Secretary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

LArE DISCOVERIES IN PATHOLOGY show that
very many IF the dsrases which infiict man.
kind arise from mpuri,yof the blood. This
has long been suspected but is only lately
known. In consumption, tuberclea are found
to bs n sedin,en,ary daposi,e from the blood.
Drnpsy, Gout. Cancer, Ulcers, and Erup,ions.
all arise in disordered disposi,s from the
blood. Bilious diseases and fevers are
caused solely by its deranged unhealthy state,
and even the decline Of life fohows a. want af
vtualty in the blood. ln view OF the these
facts DR. AVER designed his Cathorttc PRi
especially to purify and invigorate the blood
and hence VIZ brlieve to arise its unparal-ll
ell success in controlling and curing disease
Medicdi Journal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

ES PUHLlC SCuooL Exhibition On Tues.
day evening last, the scholars in charge Of
Mr.. Powell. No. 4, of our Pdblic Schnols,
had an exhibition at the court house. The
exercises attracted n crowded house. The
their services for the occasion. The object
Of Mr.. Powell is to raise funds for the pur.
pose Of procuring gluhe aud ether appara.
tuS for the use Of :hs schouls. Mr.. Powell
deserves crrdi, FOR his efforts in this laudabls
undeit, liking, and we trust his expectations
will be fully rralizr'l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04
rur PACKETS AND THE cans.

The cars ou the Sunbury h Erie road nov
make two trips du,ly to willismsport. The
early train leaving this place vt three o'clock,
A. NJ, (night.) connnectiug at Nortbnmber-
land With the pncket from the Junction.
The second train leaves ut 9.45. A. NJ. The
packets leave Northumberland for the JUNO.
tion at y o'clock in the evening, ON the
arrival OF the train from Wilinmsport.
About the LIT Of May the Northern Central
roud will be completed to Port Trrvorton,
when new arrangements will take place in
running the packets. The boats will then
make two trips daily between Norhumber.
land and Port Trevortou.. Capt. Walters
and Capt. HUFF are both known as most
oblieny aud careful officers. The sphere o
their uction, IN an"tbrr month. will br limited
to Ia miles. aud before the close Of the pres
ent year, the completion Of the Railroud 't
this place will be the end OF packet travel
ling. The gallant captains can then reposs
on their laurels earned on he "ragng canawl.
while their services will be recorded in th,
history of the past. Although the rapid ant
comfortable car will be hailed With delight
by the traveller. yet there are many pleasing
"reminiscences connected with the packets, thai
We shall not readily furget.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

o. RLAcgwoop's MAGAZINE AND THE BRl.
rIsn REvIEws.-We refer our readers TO the
prospectus of the publishers of these valuable
periodicals. We have no room, at this time,
TO speak Of their merits which, are known to
all who are conv-rsant with the literature OF
the day. The high order Of these publica.
tons, will always make them II welcome vis-
tor III every family. where talent and cuIti-
vaied taste is appreciated. We therefore re-
fer our readers to the "spleudid offers" made
by the publishers,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04
RLynr.u1InNanY R.i.,cs..

We were shown this morning by Col A. q.
Vnnhorn. Of Sunbury. u grape shot, and sev.
eral "crow's feet" ,aa-D from u lsrgr quantity
recently dug up in making AN rvcavacation
near Fort Augusta. N northumberland county.
The "Crow's feet are small iron implements
with i"ur barbed pouts go connected that no
matter how they fall one Of the points will al
ways TO turned up. These were used TO
sca,ttraround the fort to prev nj the approach
OF the Indians who we're prowling around the
Tort during the Revolution.
Is The above We copy from the Philadtl-
phi" bulletin. These relics, particularly the
"crow feet" are ST. abundant on the ground
near where the old Fort Stood that Mr..
Eckleman, who farms the property. has
picked up nearly u half bushel while plow.
ing the premises. These little instruments
of tor,urr,9 ~hph were pointed aud barhrd,
were scattered around the approaches to the
Fort. aud we're intended to prevent the
Indians from prowling around ut night. The
old Fort, which was about "a mile above
town. has long since disappeared, but the
magazine. q vault built oi brick, underground
is still IN good state OF preservation. TIL,
property belonged to Col. Hunter, who was
IN service during che Revolution aud that
portion of il. including the site of the ole
Fort, still remains in possession of hi.
descendants, the Hunter family, residing u,
this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

A Coop RRcoANESpArio wealthy
Young lady, on Friday last proceeded to the
private residence of one Of the city aldermen
in great hase, and after much entrenty finally
persuaded him TO mary her TO q young gen.
,lrman who accompanied her. Hp~ fth-r
she stated, was opposed to the match. but abe
said che loved Arthur. and he could not b-
otherwise than true and fai,hfnl, and would,
she was sure. make a good husband. bpcaus-
he always purshaspd his clothing at Rnckhill
h Wilson's celebrated fashionable clothing
establishment. Nos. 2O5 and 207 Chrsnu,
street. Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

WARRINGTON. March

WARRINGTON, March 81.
The instructions to Gov, Walker are full
clear, explicit. and in ,h, m are quoted the
exact Wolds of Mr.. Buchauan's iLaupurai
VIZ z:-"lt is the Indispensable duty Of the
Gnvrrninrntio secure to every resident in.
h h,li ant the free aud independent expression
If his opinion 10y his vote" In this the
cabinet cordially concur. They and those
who will shortly administer the affairs of
kansas, believe there is nothing to prevent
>urh result, in the adoption Of the State
Constitution. as the Legislative Assembly, ut
their last session reTeal.d that portion OF the
election law which required challenged
voter to take an oath to support the Fugitive
Slave law Gentlemen who have made in.
quiry relative TO this subject have been
assured that the administration and Gov
Walker will endesv"r to carry out their
promise in good faith, being fully impressed
with the Importance of tho result.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

HoHownys Pills, n Cure for Sick Headache
and Bile-William Il aners Of Dover. Maine,
was perhaps, one of the greatest sufferers
from sick hradache aud bile, scarcely a da!
passed without his feeling the dreadful -Grc,
OF these fnrmible evils, hr put himself in the
hands Of the doctors. but they did him II"
good. IN fact he became worse. until his suffer.
ings more than human nature could besr, and
he almost sunk under them fortunately for
him he commenced using ilolloway's Pills.
which acted upon the system, cleansed the
bowels 4; cleared the head. and by prrseveripg
with them for eight weeks thor, ughly restor.
cd him to heal h. lie has ever since been
rntrrly free from the dreadful attacks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-04-04

In,er-stin. l. tier from Judge Kane.

At the request Of the brothers Of the late
Dr. KANE, Who were resent IN his city dur
ing the time the remains were here. On sc-
count Of the servicrs performed here. We're
transmitted to the widow Of Dr. Kane IN
Phlladrl, ,tia. In acknoH l.dgement Of which
the following letter was written 10y Judge
Kane, which haS been handed to us fur publ.
cation 10y the reverend gentleman to whom II
is addressed:
PHILADELPHIA. March 2l, 1857.
M Dear s si.Ea III k4Ds rs hsS aSs IVY rts"y- |
'.ry srS" tr"m New Orleans and she has rolnnls-
stoned III. to Offer to yuu her very sIucer"
thanks Tor Your kind letter of the 9th instaht
To these beg leave 10 add my own.
llunurlng to my sons meln"ry, as the sol.
.muitIes at Gpiuinbus were, aud lrat' H.
We must ever i,r tu the H. vrrrnd gentlemen
who tuok part in iheu'.we tind our best con
suiullon IN the thought that lie Was worth,
Of such cohn-mura,ion. II was not as the
world knew HIM. brave, energetic. sell rrlylnp
srli-sucrltcrug, that We Remember HIM al
h,mp. HIS characteristic with us was hls
! seIi>lhllny to conscientious impulse. III ~as
tins Nhlrh carri d hlm the second time TO ih,
| Polar Sru, and had G"d spared hun, aoul'
have made him return there again; for h'
believed, AZ none but the tiue-h.altrd ca,
believe anything, that some "f Franklin
marty was ,lill alive. AMI that II was the mis-
son # his lille To reclaim them, lie had
child ike f,nln-ss for the affections Of home
but tins, and zenl for sclencr. and ambitl"
of faur aud all else tha, could connect itse
with Iaui,yr, wuS suburdinated to his one greu
conviction uI du,y.
Death hud b-en almost Of necessity Fl
n,llar thought with him i"r many years. al
! thank God he MAS permitted /" realize i !
; last with humble trust in Him " husr 'fh'
, un earth Was to seek and Ia save the last
= pray you To convey our thanks 10 "
Rev. Dr Hoge and l.. Key. Mr.. e'e'L
, participation in the last "ihrrs to our 81
!, aud la believe me. with very true RESPECT
!, Your faithful servant. j. h. NAME
y Rev. Mr. La. Tourretie'