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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

1--we for those who love me,
For those know are true,
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And wants my spirit TOO f"@4
For those human ties which bind Ne.
For the sask ny God assigned ns.
For the hopes that bean within,
Aud the good that ] can do. gu r..
] live 10 hail the season,
By.gifted miad foretold,
when maa shall live By rsassa
And not alone for gold;
when man 10 man united,
And every wrong thing rightsd.
The wsrld shall truth be lighted. aHa a
A Eden was Of old. ......am
live TO hold comnsnion,
With I'll that IL divine, .~FN
To feel there ID q union .H
'rwixt natars's heart and nine
To profit by afnictioA, 10 zsnmH
Reap truths from fields Of Actou,
Grow wiser from conviction,
And fulall each great design. u.. ..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

Most peoplc are quite anxious to Oh
tain early peas, hence they take special
pains to procure seed of the earliest varie-
ties, without considering that these are
generally the poorest in quality, and
by sowing some of the larger and better
kinda at the same time as the early ones,
as soon as the ground is well open in
Spring, supply of finer kinds may be
had for the table much sooner than We
are accustomed to see them.
Another mistake in regard to peas is,
to suppose that the tall growing kinds are
Objectionable, in consequence of requiri-
ng more sticks than the more dwarf va
rieties; where as, it will generally be found
that the tall kinds are not only superior
in quality, but their productiveness is
enough greater to more than pay for the
extra labor or cost Of sticks. We allude
here to the improved kinds Of Morrow
peas, of which there are large number
Of sorts greatly superior to the old white
Msrrowfat, and which generally requires
sticks from FIVE to six feet high.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

J0W1 Guy
One door east Of the Post Once.
DIank DoOkS, Of all kinds kept constant.
ID " on hand Counties supplied with al
kinds Of Blanks Records and other books Ior
Couniy efices, 1t short notice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23
THE Upton ADVERTISCR,

PUBLISHED KvERY SATURDAY MORNING, IN rIr7Ox,
CKOAk CO., IOWA.
EDITORS OFFICE I COUNTING ROOM
~ Is rs~ gsrx pcs.nss xoaru ., Tas resss 1ssvs
TxR Ms.
Copy year, paid in advance. - 90
do. 90 paid ut end Of the year, 2 81
Liberal dedu ctions made to clubs of Ave Or
more to enc address.
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III. aow1R, BRoTxKl; 1 CO.,
BANKERS. q.
p e A L ERS In EXCHANG E
.. LAND AGENTS.
CsrDef Of Clinton and WAshingtOo Streets,
Asv3ly JosOs Guy, loss.

0E OR q e WHISLER,
coCSrY SURVIVOR AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
rIrroS, IOWA.
NXyil.L attend promptly 70 I'll business rcquir
w ing an Agent such az
Paying TaKes, locating Land Wanants,
Baying 4 0elliag On Coanialoa, 4
Giving Inf0rulati0n Respecting
Iamd In this CoanSy.
All persons Wishing 10 purchase choice lands
either improved or unimproved, can be accommo.
dated by csliins q the Land Once Of the under
signed. GEORGE WHISTLER
G6-OnRce in the Court House. opposite the Re-
c0rdcr's Once lSti
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

MsCALLEY 4 PULslFER,
Dentias, Cerar Rdpids, LVd.
HsSs the pleasure 4 annnuncing 10 the citi-
sens of Tiptoa and vicinity, that they have nade
srrangementa thst one Of theta will be II Tip
ton on the first Monday in esch month, snd speod
oos week In the practice OF their peofessios.
A operstioos ents listed 70 them shall b ere
en- ed IN the most wosk kmanlike rasuner.
s1Ocics 1t the Temperance H0ise 20 ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23
PETER p. SMITH,

PETER r SNAAEoSs
Be~x -sySREa AND BLANK Book MAEUvAcrrRRH
Iors Apesa<, opposite Pest O6scs, Asscaitss,
~ stairs third story. Printing, Ruling and Bind
ing OF every description executedto order in the
best style, on short notice, and On reasonable
terms.
nS- Blank Books constantly on hand. Old
books rebound
NIB Book binders stock for sale. 26n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23
DENTIST RY.

~ DENTISTRY.
DR. N. II. TUIALOoS, announces - the
H. citizen. Of Upton and vicinity thst he has
permanently located in this place.
Being Thoroughly posted In the late tnprovs-
ments .f the profession be hattess himseH that he
On give general satisfaction.
once with Scott l. COWcn, oover Child's
Store, North side Public Sc uage.
All work warranted. l6H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

MuLLINERY AND
Dress Making.
N9unGBD DAVIS 4 PERIE would iafosM
Nl the Ladies' Of Tipton that they have taken
a Room over Vim. Elliott's Clothing Store, where
they will be happy TO attend to all who may need
their services in the line Of Millinery or Dress Ma
King. ls
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

ADAM nA1n, J. D. wALkkR.
BAIR l. WALKER,
DEALER IN GROCERlES HARDWARE,
IL Crockery, &c. eM Wilton, Iowa
, 1857-12-11
Notice.

The United States, US, District Court, Sd Judicial
rs. District, before F. A. Cheno-
The Schooner Violet weth, Judge in Admiralty
TOMPLAlNT having been entered before Hon. Z.
~ A. ChenOweth, Judge In Admiralty. that the
schooner Violet having cleared from the Port of Vic
toria v. L. in ballast, and it being charged that she
had on board goods, wares and merchandise, consist
ing OF blankets and our, contrary 10 the statutes In
such case made and provided, and said schooner ay-
ing been seized by order of the Hon. Judge Aforesaid
he has ordered that the process for the seizure Of said
vessel and cargo be made returnabe Monday the 2lst
DAY December next at Penns Cove, Laud county, be
fore him sitting in admiralty, and that this notice be
published for fourteen days in the Pioneer and Demo
crat. and also posted IN conspicuous place at the
Custom House at Port Townsend. This ia therefore
TO forewarn all persons claiming said vessel or cargo
that unless they apperr on the day above named and
make defense, the complaint will be taken as true,
and sale Of said vessel and cago and distribution
Of the proceeds ordered.
s. GARFIELD,
U. s. District Atty pro tenn, Sd Judicial Dit.
true copy delivered TO me by The District Attor-
ney. JAMES BARRY,
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
, 1857-12-11

TTNllE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, ia con
l. nection with, and as part Of the Washington
Hoteln large two story building-20 by GO feet
by which he Is enabled provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capacious, comfortable and
eXceently ventilated apartments than can le afforded
by any other public house In Washington Territory
An idea Of his ability to accommodate the public may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains TWEEN
ty-ilve private rooms-(exglasiye Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms, oI
parlprs.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the PROPRIETOR and having thus
enlarged upon his former blsncs, he feels confident
be can render the soiourn Of strangers with him
Portable and pleasant and pains shall he spared to
set his table as well as any in lke business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached to this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the &C
commodatlon Of animals of the travelling public.
A share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
0LYMrIA, Dec. 4th, lSJ7 n2ly
, 1857-12-11
HrnsoN BAY CoNrANr,s POSSESSIONS

HuDsoN BAY CoNPANY's POSSESSIONS
A select committee Of the British House
of Commons have recommended the cession
to Canada of the Rcd River and Saskatch-
evan districts, and the termination of the
connection Of the Hudson Bay Company
with Vancouver's Island. AS to the ex-
tensiye regions in Rupert's land and the In
dian territory, they think that, both in re-
gard to the interests of the fur trade and
the Indian population, it is desirable that
the Hudson Bay Company should continue
to enjoy the exclusive privileges which they
now possess. At meeting held in Toron-
to, at the close of the last month, strong
resolutions were proposed, insisting that
every part Of the territory held by the
Hudson Bay corporation should be thrown
open to commercial enterprise and traffic,
and repudiating any compromise of the
question such as that proposed by the re-
port
, 1857-12-11

The GRAM AND LUMBER TRADE OF CHI
cAGo.-The receipts of lumber at Chicago,
ILL.,, for the last week arc l3,359,0O0 feet
The total receipts for the season are now
38s, 1885 feet The total receipts Of
breadstnffs at Chicago for the season now
amount TO IS4,7O5 bbls flour, 5,274, l54
bushels wheat, 5,s75, ,3O5 bushels corn, and
I72,O6l bushels oats; or a total equivalent
to l2,93s,43 bushels grain. The total
shipments of the season amount to 81, ,I6C
bbls. -four, 5,l36, 1876 bushels wheat, s..
540,6 bushels corn, and 231, ,634 bushels
oats, equivalent TO 12,47l, ,6l5 bushels Of
grain.
, 1857-12-11
SAMUEL BRANNAN's
RANE
Deposits secured BY $3.50 900 Of Productive Real E,
t1te in Trust for Their Redemption.


THE undersigned has established in the City of San
i Fancisco a BANK, under the above name, style
and title. The object Is to furnish safe place of de-
posit to all classes OF the community especially to
FARMERS, MINERS and MECHANICS. For the
accomplishment of this object thare has been
to competent and reliable Trustees, PRODUCrfVE
REAL ESTATE, amounting 10 not less than four hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
Certificates Of deposit will be issueffor any amount
from five dollars upwards, but certificate will he
issued hearing interest for a less than one hun
dred dollars, for shorter timo than six months
The interest paid upon these certificates will be at the
rate of three per cent. per annuIn.
All moneys loaned will be upon first class securities
but borrowers will be required to pay all the eXpen
Of searching titles drawing MORTGAGES and othei
plpers--the right reseryed 10 the Bank to say who
shall search the titles draw the papers, and the man
neT in which they shall be drawn.
Gold dust will be received and deposited at tie Uni
ted States Mint, or any Assay Office. for assay, and
the depositors Of the same charged the usual market
rates for so doing.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange purchased and for
warded charging usual commissions in such cases
but no Exchange will be forwarded without funds OF
ample satisfactory security in hand.
The Bank Is situated In the City OF San Frnncisco
on the Northeast corner Of Montgomery and Cafor
MIA Streets and will be open daily undays and Hol
idays eXcepted) from A. N. until P. NJ On ever,
Saturday evening from TO o'clock and on the
night previous TO the sailing Of the Steamers from
O'Clock until IL Pm.
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
Nov. 27, 1857 T-nl-lw.
, 1857-12-11
Notice.

territory OF Washington III sle p,trcs N9urt o. the
To Join l.. Butler:
You are hereby notified that A. B. Cove, assignee
of the Kendall Co. has filed complaint against you
in said court which will come to be heard at the
first term Of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the fourth day Of DecembR
1857 and unless you appear at said term and answer
the same will be taken confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer OF said complaint is to recov
er Judgment against you for the sum Of two hundred
nineteen dollars aud eightyone cents for goods and
merchandise purchased Of the Kendall Co.
d. y. KENDALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Olympia Dec. I. lsj7.-n23m.
, 1857-12-11

TIE HORSE Among the great mass Of
"folde,rol' delivered in the shape Of lee
lures, it is refreshing to come across such
a gem as the following:
Ike Partington is well advanced in his
class. He is in some things beyond the
teachers art, and could, in fact, give that
functionary some lessons in arts wherein he
is perfect. Ike dislikes composition,
where a theme is given out to be written
upon by scholars, and his credit is not very
great for his efforts in that direction gen
orally; but the other day he astonishcd the
master aud every one in the school lby an
elaborate article on the horse. He was
called upon to read it aloud to the 'schol-
ars, and on getting upon the platform, he
made bow and began:
The HorSe-The horse is quadruped
with four legs, two behind aud two before.
He has tail that grows up 10 the hind
part Of his body, that nature has furnished
him with to drive the flies away. His head
is situated on the other end opposite his
tail, and is used principally to fasten a
bride to him by, and to put into basket
to cat oats with. Horses arc very useful
animals, and people couldn't get along
very well without them, especially truck
men and omnibus drivers, who don't seem
to be half grateful enough because they've
got 'em They are very convenient ami
mails in the country in vacation time, and
go very fast over the country roads, when
the boys stick pins into them, a SPECIES OF
cruelty | would not encourage. Horses
are generally covered with red hair, though
some are white, and others are gray and
black. Nobody ever saw q blue horse,
horse, which is considered very strange by
eminent naturalists. The horse is a quiet
and intelligent animal, and can sleep stand.
ing up, which is very convenient gift, es-
pecially where there is a crowd, and it is
,diIiicult to get chance to lay There is q
great variety Of horses-fast horses and
slow horses, clothes horses, horse mackerel,
saw horses, horse dies, horse chesnut, and
chesnut horse, and horse radish. The
clothes horse is q very convenient animal
to have around house, and is never
known to kick, though very apt to make a
row when it gets capsized. The same may
be said Of the saw horse, which will stand
without tying. The horse fly is a'yicions
beast, and very annoying in the summer
when fellow is in swimming Horse
mackerel | don't know anything about,
only that they swim in the water. and are
species of fish. Horse chestnuts are
prime to pelt Mckies with; and horse
radsh is a mighty smart horse, but bad to
have standing around where there are
children The horse is found in all coun-
tries, principally in livery stables, where
they may be hired by the mile, and are
considered by them as can get money u
great luxury, especially in the sleighing
season. In South America they grow
wild, and the Indians catch them with
nooses that they throw over the horses
heads, which must be thought by the horse
q great noos-enee.
, 1857-12-11

POWERS STATUE OF WEBsTER-The Flor
ence correspondent of the NeSoarE Daily
Advertiser says that Powers noble statue
Of Webster has been transferred TO bronze
at the foundry in that city, and it is about
to be shipped for Boston The casting is
quite worthy of the model; admirable for
tone and accuracy. 1t was visited by the
members of the Royal family, the Ministers
OF State, and many of the connoiseurs oil
the country, who concur in ascribmg to it
the highest merit.
, 1857-12-11

MA frightfnl catastrophe happened on
Tue Central Railroad last month, about six
lAlIes west OF Syracuse, 1t seems that the
recent rains had weakened an embankment
~ Nine Mile Creek so that when the train
came along it gave way, and the cars were
preclpltated, one upon the other, into the
stream. To add to the horror oil the scene
.ne mail car caught fire, and all the mail
oags save one were destroyed
, 1857-12-11
Admtnlstrator,s Notice.

7 ETTERS of Administration Of Christian Gi,sy.
IL late of Chehalis county, Washington Territory
granted the undersigned by the Probate Court
Of Chehalis county on the sth of September, 1857.
All persons indebted TO said estate are therefore
requested to make immediate payment and all per-
sous having claims against the same are required to
present them for settlement within one year from date
JOHN GIESY, Administrator.
Dec. 4, 1857. -n2-4w.
, 1857-12-11
"LOEe, PnritY. and FidrIitY.o

THE regular meetings Of Olympia Division No
., Sons of Temperance, il held every Thursday even.
ing at 6 o'clock, in the Hall now occupied by the
l. 0. o, +. Members in good standing are invited to
attend.
W. R. CUNNINGHAM, W. P.
r. WILLARD, r. S.
Nov. 20, 1857. n52.
, 1857-12-11
AdministratOr's Notice.

I ETTEIlS Of administration on the estate Of c.. D
II Armstrong, late Of Chehalis county, Washington
Territory were granted to the undersigned by the Pro
bate court OF Chehas county, on the 10th November
All persons indebted to the said estate are therefore
requested to make immediate payment and all per
sons having claims against the same are requested IA
present them for settlement within one year from date
JOHN BRADY, Administrator,
Nov. 81, ,lS57.-nl4w
, 1857-12-11

The HERMlrAGE.-Gov. johnson, Of Ten
nessee, reports the purchase for the State
o. the Hermitsge, and its tender to the
Federal Government. In case the tender
Is not accepted, the Governor recommends
That the property be retained as residence
Tor the future Governors Of the State.
, 1857-12-11
Religious Notices.

The Rev. &. F. WHiTwoRTH, Presbyterian,) will
preach at the district school hoase on every 9TH
er Sabbath, commencing December Nh, lSjG, at II
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. !. Dillon will preach every Sabbath at the
new Methodist Church, Olympia at / o'clock, a. NJ
, 1857-12-11

TNDIGO-Madder, Ext. Logwood. copperal, Arnat-
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1857-12-11
eau TION.

WHEREAS, I, WILLIAM c. DOZENS. executed h
w promissory note. payable to Benjamin Close
dated September the fifteenth eighteen hundred and
hftythree for the amonnt Of three hundred doars:-
And whereas said note has been lost hereby caution
the public against buying said note il has been paid
in full. as can show by receipt in my possession
WM. e. DOBBINS.
Olympla, Sept ), 1857. noAlGw.
, 1857-12-11
Z. q. O. T..

TNlIE regular meeting of oLY3fPIA LODGE, No. l. Of
l. the lSDEPENDEST ORDER of ODD FELLOWS, is held
every Wednesday evening at 81 o'clock in the building
formerly occupied by Wn. Rutedge two doors east Of
the WASHINGTON Hotel.
All members in good standing in the ORDER are nvi
ted TO attend. A. NJ. POE, Sec'y.
Olympia, Sept. Il, 1857.
, 1857-12-11
Faugh au BaIIagI.

THE UNDERSIGNED have made an arrange
ment with the North Olympia Mil for constant sup
ply Of assorted Lumber. which we will be happy Z
sell IN quantities TO suit. purchasers Order fiiei
with despatch, and delivered at any place desircd.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
MITCHELL 4 STUART.
Olympia, May s, 1851. rn2i-tL
, 1857-12-11
OLYMPIA LODGE. Mo s.

KXOf Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
v irregular communications on the first and third
saturday evenings in every month.
All members OF the order in good standing are invi-
ted to attend. I. +. McELR0Y, W. NJ.
, 1857-12-11
lltU ASurytistmtnts.
Administrators Notice.

+ ETrERS Of Admintrltion on the Estate Of ames
u K. Hurd, late of rhurston county, Washington
Territory. were granted TO the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of said county, the llth December
1851 All persons indebted 10 said estate are there
fore requested to make immediate payment and all
persons having claims against the are requested
to present the same within one year from date.
CHARLES f. WEED, Admir-.
Olympia, Dee. IL, ls57.-n3-4w.
, 1857-12-11
For Enle or Renf.

THE LARGE and commodions two story dwelling
i located on Main street, elgiby situate , and vel
adapted for either retail store. family rcsi
dence boarding house. can be had for sale or rent
by applying soon. 4rI..
For farther particulars terms Of SALE &e apply Il
the undersigned, or 70 Geo. Gallagher, Olympia.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Olympia, May %, 1857. 2Gtf Il,
, 1857-12-11
Notice to Farmers.

TNHE undersigned Is prepared 70 purchare WOOL.
l. in large small quantities. If delivered between
this date and the 20th July. in clean marketable
condition. at his store in Olympia, for which hewill
pay the highest market price in cash and merchan.
die. WM RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, May 20, 1857. no2TtG
, 1857-12-11
To Whom u NAV Concern

WIN. l.. MITCHELL, of the firm Of Mitchell 4
w Stewart, is my authorized agent to receive and
receipt for me and in my name on all accounts due
the undersigned
Persons knowing Themselves indebted are requested
10 call on him and make immediate payment. His
receipts will be good in all cases.
S. l.. D. wESTBROOK.
Olympia, Oct. 0, 1851. no.l5ti
, 1857-12-11
RURAL ANNUAL 1 HORTICULYURAL DIRECTORN
For 1857.
PRICE rgTe.

TT CONTAINS valuable article On RAral Arch.
lecture accompanied by beautiful designs OF Farm
Houses, Cottages, Suburban Residences, &c-, also,
practical treatses on the management Of Fruit, Flow
or and Kitchen Gardens cultivation Of Grapes Straw
berries, Raspherries, Blackberes, Gooseberes, Cur
rants &c, plan for laying out Fruit Garden, and o.,
Trees, Vegetables, &c. together with useful articles
on the rearing and management Of Poultry, and va
rous other subjects Of interest TO every lover Of Ru
raj Life. contains, also, a very fall and corroci
List Of Agricultural Implements, Makers &c-, togo
ther with list Of the Fruits recommended BY the
American Pomological Society corrected at ia lad
meeting held al Rochester, Sept 1856. L y work
alike attractive and useful, containing much mat
ter and more Information than many dollar books.
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Rochester, N. Y.
, 1857-12-11
The GOLDEN PRIZE.
TIL E NEW YORK EEKLY
GOLDEN PRYZE.


One Of The largest and best literary papcrs
Of The day.
An imperial quarto containing eight pages or forty
columns Of choice reading matter each week.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION TWO DOLLARS PER
YEAR.
And a Gift will be presented TO
each subscriber Immediately on
receipt Of the subscription money.
Each subscriber will be entitled to a Gift worth
from 81 to $500 In GOLD.
20 05AOD9,
. Copies for one year .,............ ..... s5 OC
10 .....................si sii %
READ-READ-READ-READ
u THE
LIST OF GIFTS-GIFTS-GIFTS.
\ package containing g...............S5O in Gold
N0 Gold Patent Lever Edslish Hunting
S@.ed Watches % eaen'
= Gold wa,,he,. g
800 Ladies' IS
100 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 2j
200 Watches. ...............l 10 to 20
800 Gold Vest and Guard and Fob
Chains. ..................... 10 TO 80 -
5000 Gold Lockets ets.............,. 2tO 10 "
Gold Pngs-Ear Drops--Broaches
Breast Pins-Studs-Cu Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, &C., 6c............ to $l5
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money
the subscribers name will be entered upon our sub
scrpton book, opposite a number, and the gift cor
responding with that number will be forwarded "a
his or her address by mail or express, postpaid.
Address BECKETT & COMPANY, Publishers,
A. and 40 MOfats Buildings, New York
November, 1867. sw
, 1857-12-11
I'll: Py1ET SOJND WESLEYAA INSTITUTE

V'lIE Present term Of this institution will close on
i Friday the 9th inst and the Winter Term COM
mencc On the Monday following
The Board of Teachers will consist of
Row ISAAC DILLON. 4, NJ. Principal.
Mr.. J. ARMSTRONG CAREY. Assistant.
Miss EVELANE BABB, Prcceptres-,
It Is expected that the services Of competent Pro
lessor of Music on tie Guitar, Mel deon and Piano,
will be secured.
The course of instruction adopted will he embraced
in three several departments: Primary Scientific and
Classical Those completing satisfactorily the
of study prescribed, will be granted testimonials OF
the same by the board of trustees.
A cOmmodlus Boarding House, in the immediate
vicinity of the school has been fitted mp by Mr Mas
Gallaher, for the exclusive accommodation Of stu
dents from distance.
Board & dollars per week. payable in produce stu
dents furnishing their own hediiag, towels, &c.
TERMS:
Primary Department, So 90
Scientific do 90
Classical do 10 90
Music on Guitar, Melodeon and Piano, each IL 90
Incidental expenses added.
J. F. DEvORE, Agent
Olympia, Now IL, lSj7-tf
, 1857-12-11
SCRIP TICE.

A divers pieces of " scrip are now remaining in
n my Office, belonging to persons whose post Office
address do not know, all such persons are notified
that by addressing note to the undersigned, giving
their place Of residence post Office address will have
their scrip forwarded to them Immediately.
WIN. W. MILE
Q. NJ. & Com. Gen.
Olympia, July II, 1857. no.34.tf.