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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-20
Reliwioms Mofico.

TTNIIE Rewds John 4 Davis and J II lAder-
Il hold will preach ut Westminster on
Tuesday after tho Cd Sabbath ir Npyee,lies,
Wednesday, at Perkins Crock, Thursday ut
Shiloh, Friday att lIepzibah, and Saturday
and Sunday ut the Bcayordam Church.
Nov 6 IL
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NSDB'EGE.

A FINAL settlement of tho Estate of the
IA late John Couch deceased, will be made
in the 0rdinary's Office at Pickcns G III, on
the 18th Monday in January next. Persons
indebted to the Estate arc required to make
payment, and those having demands against
said Estate must present them LOCALLY attest
cd on or before that time
MARY a. COUCH, ! Adm'x
ROB'T COUCH, Admir-
Oct %, 1853 IA 3m
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State OF South GaroIilli.,
pICKENS-IN EQUITY.

Avarlla Griffin
vs. }-Bill for Partition, &C.,
Thos. Griffin, ct. ais.
T appearing to the Court, upon bill filed, that
L j. B. AIanscl and wife Yashti, Barton Grif-
fin, Benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, II. II,
Griefn 4 a B:l!!ass!y a:ia Siss J:Hsry, tl.s
hcirs-at-law of Bailey Griffin, deceased, to witt
Av0rilln Griffin, Sargent ). Griffin, Joseph Grill
fin; andthe hors.at law of william Griffin, de-
ceased namely; Ayarlla y. Griffin, Nancy V.
Griffin, Elilm II. Griffin, Rosannah NJ. Griffin,
q. B. Griffin Mary l.. NJ Griffin. Bailey u. Grif-
fin, Thomas V. Griffin. Margaret H. Griffin. Mar
tim Z. d. Griffin and Jane NJ s. Griffin, reside
without the limits of this State; on motion of
Harrison, complaiuont's solicitor, it is ordered
therefore. that the said absent defendants do
appear in this honorable court and plead, nn-
swer or denurto complainnnt's said bill Of com
plant within three months from the publica-
ton hereof or the same will be taken pro ton-
fesso as to them.
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E,r.p.
Com'rS Office, Aug "a 1873 BIN
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a final set
IN tlemcnt Of the Estate of William Simp-
son, deceased, will lie mace before tho Ordi-
nary. at Pickens Court House, on the Sd Mon
day in january next. Persons indebted to
tho Estate must make payment, and those
having demands against said Estate must
render them to me, duly attestcd, on or be-
fore that time.
j. E. BROWN, ESor.
Oct l3, 1853 Is 3m
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with wlliskers thick upon nv face,

went my fair to see;
She told me she could nevcr love
A bear faced chap like me-
Ishayed them clean, then called again,
And thought my troubles DER:
Shelaughcd outright, and said vas
More bare fdccd than before.
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NaANHa,E.

A PPLIGATION win be malc to the Iegisla-
~ ture Of South Carolina, al its next session,
for an act oincorporate the town of pickens-
vile, with the usual power and privileges
July 3, 1858 so 8m
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NOFHGE.

4 PPLICATION viii be made TO the d.cgisla-
n turc of South Carolina. atits next session,
fora chartCr for "Tlo chauga Lime aud Man
ufactuvipg Company
July l3, 1858 81 Ban
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NdDTNGE

II S hereby given that application will 10
il made to the Legislature of South Carroll
ma, at its next session. for mn act to ncofpor-
ato the Baptist Church, ut Seeona.
Augusta. 1858 3m
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NdbT'Edyg.

4 PUBLICATION win bo nude 10 the Legisla-
~ t,re of South Carolina, at It's next session,
for an net TO incorporate the Retreat. Church
and lands apperteinipg thereto.
Z Hag II, 1853 $ Bnl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-20
Estate Notice.

ESGaCo WOJlCo,
| Ill persons indebted to the Estate of Robert
~ Stewart, Esq, deceased, orc rcquested to
mako Immediate payment and those having
demands against said Estate must present them
duly attestcd on or before Monday !hel3th day
of December next, or they will bc barred. A
final settlement of this Estate will be made be-
fore the Ordinary, ot Pickcns G. H., on that
day, TlIOS. X. PRICE, Adm'r.
Sept. 8, 1853 s 9m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-20
The Thunder Storm.
FROM TiiE GERMAN.

Frank a buy from the city, had been pick
ing raspbcrries III the woods. AS he was OH
his way home, a violent storm arose it began
to rain, to tighten and to thunder ccarfully.
Frank was very much frightened, and crcpt
into u hole, in an old oak tree, not far from
the roadside. He dill not know that light
ming is very apt to strike hollow tree. But
all at oaco he heard voice that called,
Frank! Franl come, oh! come out quicklyl"
scarcely had his feet touched tho ground when
the lightning struck tho tree, and the thun-
der crushed frightfully. The ground quak
ed beneath tho terrified boy, and it seemed as
if he was standing in the midst of fire. But
he was not hurt at all, and ho exclaimed
with raised hands, that voice came from
heaven! Thou, oh, dear Lord hast saved
meW But once more the voice was heard; ;
" Frank Frank do you not hear me?" lie
looked around him, and discovered peasant
woman who was cnlling. Frank ran towards
her, and said, L" ilore am, what do YOU
want of mc?" The woman replied. II did
not mean Won, but my own little Frank: he
was watching the geese, yonder by the brook
and ilust hayo hidden himself somewhere
from the storm" / came to take him home.
See there he comes ut last out from Il o
bushes. Frank, the hoy from the city, rela-
led how he had taken her voice for voice
from heaven. Then the peasant folded her
hands dcvoutly and said" Oh my child,
do not thank God any the less that the voice
came from the mouth of poor peasant wo-
man. 1t was lie who willed that should
call your name, although Iknow nothing
about YOU"
eyes, ycsp said Frank, "God served Him
self of your voice, but my escape, neverthe
less. came from heaven"
Alawys remember, dear children, thatyour
safety depends not on accident or chance, but
it proceeds directly from your Heavenly
Father, and that not sparrow falls to the
ground without His notice.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-20
An American Rat Dog,


Last summer Bob H., crossed the Allan,
tic to spend a little time and good deal of
money in looking at the women and won
dcrs of the old world Among the won
dcrs which he took along, Just for the fun
of the thing" was a small sized snapping-
turtle. Having weeks leisure at Lon
don, Bob packed up his traps and went over
to Ireland. The first night he passedisSon
the so" was at a little roadside inn, about
fifteen miles from Dublin. Having pafta-
ken of supper of bacon and eggs, Bob
walked into the bar, and placed the turtle
oil the floor. The first persons to notice
the crittcr," was MIR. Finn, who kept
the house.
F" And what do you call that"
"That is ali American rat dog"
4 what 2"
CAN American rat dog"
"Musho, go long-and dc you call such
a spalpccn dog 2"
81 do, indeed, and ne is worthy of his
name"
"Will he fght?"
eyes, sir; not only fight, but will whip any
eight pounl dog in Ireland"
81 Wilt"
Enough" said Finn "Barncy, get the
hrindle pup we bought of Sheridan, ycstcr-
day, and let him out"
Barney did as desired. The brindle pup
purchased of Sheridan was broughtin. The
brindlc pup took q look at his American rcla-
ton, and thcn made plunge. She caught
the brindle pup by the nose.
The brindle pup gave one yell and put for
the door. When last seen he was rushing
towards Dublin as if he had eight tin cullen
dcrs tied to his tail. Whether Finn gave up
the money without getting shclalah to act
as umpire, will lie known when the next
steamer arriyes
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WHEN Mrs. Choponc was asked why she
was so scrupulous in coming early TO church
she replied: Because it is no part of my
religion to disturb the religion of others. .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-20

BY commissions ON S602.02, n
mount paid out at24 percent, 1868
BY commissions on S630.10, a-
mount received, at y per cent, 1875
TO | Disbursements, s682 50
Balance in Treasurer's hands, af-
termaking reportto EallTefin,
1853, sT1008
There is at the present time, Eve pau
pers at tho Poor House, TO wit; Ezekiel
Howard, Polly Borin, Elizabeth Carroll,
Polly Ioveless aud Francky Hawks.
Allof which is respectfully submitted
Ds NJ, ALfIxANDER,
SeeY. and Treas.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-20

a oESTlEAAs, who takes business view
Of most things, whom recently asked reepect-
ing a persch ofa quite poetic temperament
replied q Oh. he is one of thasc .:.ea S!io
after the unfathomablc, but who neyor pay
cash.
, 1858-05-14
Attention Motto, Attention!

A ANOTHER adtertisement from WApswoRFH a
"A MEIsEGER, Of San Fr1ncisco-he Brokers-un
der the above heading, appears in the Pioneer ana
Democrat, puhlkbed at Olympia-the residence Of al
least ttoO OF their principals. Having nurses our
selves, and being occupied with matter more impor
tAnt this will be the last notice taken Of either Bro
kers Or principals In the columns Of q newspaper
II "The citizeus 81 Washington Territory or al
whom It may concern are to be benefited BY eoun
Ter affidavit from ~. a N. PHELAS, or JAMES,
(which must be queer document, and unknown Il
men Of truth h)-why don't the Brokers pablish il. Il
ests.
" dH toh0m it m0E concern do however KNOW
that an attempt wasthade 10 deffaud Us, and II ha
not succeeded These newspaper notices are part
the programme, and their intention being 70 defea
all our attempts 10 carry our business under thu
mail contract but neither Jew nor Geute shall pre-
vent its continuance until ordered 10 stop by the Pos
Master General Of the United States.
No Indebtedness. whatever exists from HrNT 4
SCRANTON 70 LOUIssoN & Co They have alread,
sworn they were and the owners Of the Consf:fu
fiOn. We defy them TO show any monies advanced
except for her account that Is not more than
by cash paid them. What the Principals before re
ported was a sae-the Brokers state is only an assign
ment to J. 7. WRIGHT.
The trash q about n Sea Bird. and no Boat cominl
for Hunt ScRASrON-remainsm much more with vel
known Steamboat owners. than with. the Brokers o.
their Principals HUNT & SCRANTON,
Brokers for neMseires.
Olympia, W. T., March 18th, 1858. nl6-tf
, 1858-05-14
|. Q. WASHINGTON,

Agent for the Prosecution OF Claims at WASH
ingtoD, ID. C., before the Executive De-
Partmcnts, Congress, and the Court
OF Claims.
NJlIL attend to the settlement Of the accounts Of
w Marshas, District Attorneys, and other Federal
officers, and Of contracts with the Post Office and
other Departments.
Also to the procuring Of Patents for Land. Land
warrants to claims growing out of Indian hostilities
and other business Of General Agency.
REFERS TO
Hon. Isaac |. STEVENS, Delegate for Washington
Territory.
Gen. JosEPu LANE, Delegate for Oregon.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. McALLIsTER, U. S. Circuit Court San
Francisco.
Hon. OGDEN HOFFMAN, Judge U. S. District Court
San Francisco.
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, Louisville Kentucky.
Hon. ELISHA WHIrTLEsEY, and to the officers gen
orally Of U. S. Treasury and Interior Departments
Address
L. Q. WASHINGTON,
Washington, D. C.
, 1858-05-14
$500 REWARD.

C,TOLEN from the room Of the undersigned, in Sc
> attic. W. T., on the first day Of Jrnnary 1853,
Book containing one Treasury draft, payable 10 me in
San Francisco for Two Thousand Dollars; also, one
Deed Of Conveyance from D. s. Maynard & wife n
ME and one certificate Of discharge for six months
volunteer service in the late Indian war.
Whoever will return the said papers to the snbscrib
er Or give notice where they may be iound together
with arrest OF the burglars will receive the above re
ward; or two hundred dollars will be paid for the ar
rezt and conviction Of the burglars.
J. JOHN MOSS.
Seattle. Jan. 9TH. Is4s. nos-4m.
, 1858-05-14
no WHOM Ilmnv Conoern
L, P. Els SHER's.
Advertising Agency,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MO. lTli Washington Street, up stairs, nearly op-
IN posite MaguiIe's Opera House.
L. P. FISHER is the authorized agent Of the
Pl0NEER DENoORAr, Olympia, W. r..
MarysYile Herald; -
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal; rH
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluif Beacon;
Tuolunne Courier;
FL Dorado Democrat, Placervile;
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Calaveras Chronicle, Aokelumne Hill;
Shasta Courier;
Madposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal, Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledger;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson,
San jose Telegraph;
Souoma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch; ..
California Mining Journal;
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
81" Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's:
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, Downeville;
Humboldt Times;
Oregoniani Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman. Salem, o. T.;
Herald, Jacksonville, o. T.; ''H..
Paciic Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.;
P0lynesian, HonOlulu. S. l.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, s. l.
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
HongkOng Register, China.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. p F. has now completed his arrangements fol
the forwarding of advertisements to ali the principal
largest eircuutng Journals and Newspapers published
in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish
70 advertise in any part Of the UnOn of doing so al
the lowest rates. and in prompt aud satisfactory
manner.
Sept. 4, 1857. no4ltf.
, 1858-05-14
THE BOSTON POST,
The Largest Daily Paper in NeW EngLaadl
THE PRESS AND POST,
AND
THE BOSTON STATESMAN
AND WEEKLY POST.

These journals are edited by CHARLES @. GRKENn
and hcHARD FROTHNGHAN, Jr. employ large
corps OF Assistant editions, Reporters and Correspond
ents and neither labor nor expense spared TO make
their columns valuable. They have been published
nearly thirty years; have range Of subscription ex
Setded in extent and aggregate by no paper in New
The columns Of these papers are filed with great
VARIETY Of useful and entertaining matter Their
editorials domestic and foreign correspondence re-
ports Of lectures marine department daily moDeta
~ articles and weekly financial reviews; literary not
ces poetic contributions and humorous matter form
a VARIETY designed to meet every taste.
The advertising columns embrace an almost entire
synopsis Of the business Of New England and from
that department Of the paper alone be obtained
correct impression Of the character Of trade its ope-
ratons while the financial editorials give an accurate
view Of passing events In the commercial world.
The PRESS AND POST is made from the Daily's
contents, and published every Monday and Thursday
morning i Is clearly and handsomely printed on Hne
paper in clear type and the subscription Is four dol
lars year. This journal with its ample prices current
and general view Of the markets together with care
ful synopsis of news, miscellaneous intelligence, &C.,
Is admirably adapted TO answer the wants Of country
merchants. readers out OF Boston To Clubs OF ten
or more paid IN advance, reduction Of twenty-five
per cent will be made.
1he Boston Statesman and Weekly Post,
forms a racy and complete record Of the times. and
contains the news Of every description ;in fact,
brief and comprehensive history Of passing events
ioregn news in detail domestic information, agricul
tural Items, commercial and monetary artieles state-
ments OF trade. OF the weather. OF erops &c. accounts
Of meetings. political records news OF every descrip
ton poetry, pleasant reading natter humorous items,
epgTams; In TACT, complete family newspaper-ave
hice for every species OF useful and entertaining i
Iormat0n-among which will be found, In each issue
A PLEASING STORY. The STATESMAN Is printed on
ihs largest sized paper. and and beautfalfyPe>
IL has very large circulation and its rapidly increas
ing list is the best evidence Of its popularity II H.
'npned at the at the rate Of two dollars year foH
, 1858-05-14
.GRARFENBERG DYsENTERY
SYRIIP

This extraordinary article i speedy and iniaIlibls
remedy 10 DiarThda. Dysentery, Cholera Morbns
Cholera Lnlhnfum and the Aaiafic Cholen. n taken
viii he 1rll sYmptnms q ~ dl.ease 10 s parely
Vagntahle a " compound
, 1858-05-14
GRAEFENBURe EYE LOTION.

For diseases o. he eye this Lotion has equal. II
h . positive curu lor inflammation Of the eyes, weak
nelsos. dlmnesl and iiing of sight Il viii Away
Be beaecal IN acuis lhnammaton Of the eyes and al
= pas ualh On inAauled surfaces. q
, 1858-05-14
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN oINT-

Invaluable fQr burna, WOunds, Gprlina, chilblains
Soros sWellinEs rcrofala, etc. As Pain ExtraeteI
Il cannot Be eErsed, abrding immediate relisf fnm
he most excrnciafng pains.
, 1858-05-14
united states District Court.

THE regular sessions Of the United States District
Court, as fixed by majority of the Judges of the
Supreme Court, are as follows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd 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 EDWARD LANDER presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland, I'd Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August.
Associate Justice F. A. CHENOwErH, presiding.
The duration Of the terms are limited to period Of
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expra
tion Of that time.
BY order Of a majority of the JuDGEs.
Olympia, March Z, 1857. tEnol5.
, 1858-05-14

TTNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected In con
L nection with, and a. part Of the d" Washington
Hotel" large two story building-20 by co feet
by which be Is enabled TO provide the travelling public
with larger number OF eapaciOus, comfortable and
exceIlenty ventilated apartments han can be aorded
BY any other public house ln Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability 10 accommodate the public may
be judged FROM the TACT that the Hotel contains TWEEN
tyive private ro0ms-( exclusive Of family apart
parior. r. E'-H
thankful y the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 70 the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon hil former business he feels cOndent
be can render The scioum Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant. and pains shall be spared 10
ct his table as veil as apy In ike business,
Bed and bed-seona fafashsd 70 sasA y may desire
Board BY the day and week.
e A good stable & attached 10 this establshment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
comm0dation Of animals Of the Travelling public.
A share Of public patronage is respectfully soli-
cited.
OLTNPIA, Dec. 9th, 1857 n2y
, 1858-05-14
LIVERY STABLE,

HAVING recently purchased the stable premises
L L horses, wagons bnggies. &c., belonging 10 Ed
mund Sylvester, the undersigned prepared TO lei
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's RIDING HORSES
BUGGIEs, SADDLES. &c. 49,
Our horses all young and vigorous, and in good
cOnditinn. They are also wel.broken, and perfectly
safe for even the most delicate lady.
Good bugges and teams also always on hand. Nc
fears NEED be entertained Of I" break downs where
we furnish parties
Havipg also iseFenal teams on the LINE, we stand
constantly IN readiness to haul goods and merchand
ize, ete tDand from all parHo the city and country
StahbnR. rs heretofore. at eustOuory rates.
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay, &c, always
on hand, for travelling customers. al Ne oery IOtOss
rates.
Give US a call.
wESTBRoOK & ENSIGN.
Olympia, Aug. %, 1857. nv no4O-tf.
, 1858-05-14
GRAEFENBURG FEVER AND
AGILE PILLS.

speedy and positive cnls for this distressing com
plhint. These Pllla are composed principally of Qui
isbnfuga articles. Thousands have been permanently
cured by their use.
, 1858-05-14
MARsHALI2s UTERINE CATHoL-

An lnfhlihle rsmedy ior al diseases Of the womb
and urinary organs weakness iu the back pain In The
bfoaal Nervousness, debility, ETC. In California and
0regol. out u moe thah thousand eases where this
medicine has ten used Il has In no single Instance
ilsa - give Peulansut relief or 10 eject certain
- u nO.n a... q ~
, 1858-05-14
LOST,

ON the 18th inst, in or about the town Of Olympia
" two notes Il hand. one drawn by B. G. Arm
strong on the eleventh day Of March, 1854 for fout
hundred and fiiteen dollars and payable to Carmen
G. Cox or order. The other on or about the 18th
April, signed by A. J. Baldwin, aud payable TO G.
Crosby, order for two hundred and twentyeight
dollars. Any one finding said notes will be Literally
rewarded by leaving them with G. Crosby.
Tamwater, 22d Dec, 1857.
, 1858-05-14
COMMODATION,
Victoria, Vancouver's Island.

- A WARE Of the great inconvenience and n
;,iy "A want Of suitable accommodation forsStsAs
travellers and business men in times past the under
signed has Cited up, In good style and comfortable
manner, first class HOTEL and boarding house
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side, and residontA u the Island In general
II shall 10 the constant ain and endeavOr OF the
SUBSCRIBER IN furnish his table with everything ealcu
lated % crafty the ase and render the stay OF guests
with hi1a> agreeable and pleasant To pleasure seek
ing patfas-to which the scenery Of the Island espe-
cialiy viii prove inviting undersigned will bestow
his particular attention. "a
The public therefore requested b cal on him
above, near the Government House, Victoria
10 CHARLES BAYLEY.
Victoria, v. ,Jnly Is. 1851. no.SSIy.
, 1858-05-14
aRAEFENBERG CONsUMPTIvE's
RAIN

a1snrsirn IN al Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases
u r. hsy1nd all question. true that Consumption Il
cuIahls disease. and the Consumptivcs Balm h thi
~ curative ever used
, 1858-05-14
Notice to Farmers.

THE undersigned is prepared to purchase WOOL,
in large or small quantities, if delivered between
this date and the 10th Juy, in a clean. marketable
pay the highest market price in cash and merchan-
die. WM, RUTLEDGE
Olympia, May 20, 1857. no27tf.
, 1858-05-14
GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT

from number of inyigoufing healthy roots, barks
herbs and rineG An Invaluable tOnic and health res
, 1858-05-14

NtREAM TARTAR-A pure article. to be found at
~ The PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1858-05-14
N o T 10 E
NOTICE.

JAMES X. HURD Is my authorized Agent during
y my absence, aud is provided with the necessary
Power Of Attorney.
ISAAC l. STEVENS.
Olympia Sept. I5, 1857. IT,
, 1858-05-14

QRuSHES-Paint. Sash Tool, Hair Tooth, Flesh
ID Clothes and Nail Brushes for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE,
, 1858-05-14
PAY YOUR DEBTS!

II /" NoNPEREiL SALOON Y To its former proprietor,
hereby wish 10 inform my innumeFable debtors
and friendsp that having once proved to them a
friend in need" "a friend indeed) at times when to
all ntents and purposes they strapped, and una
be to come up to the scratch thus reluctantly obgng
to book their accounts, that is the accepta-
bic time" to make demonstration Of their gratitude.
For this purpose would now gently JOG the memory
Of such as might otherwise be forgetfGl. ask as a
favor that all indebted to me attend promptly to this
matter for as am about toleave the country these
accounts MUST be closed
FI'lI -.-.I s. L. D. wEsTBROoK.
Olympia, July 81, 1857. nos6-t.
, 1858-05-14

NTHITE LEAD-Pure-Linseed Oil. (Raw and
w Boiled.) Spts Turpentine, &C.. for sale AZ the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1858-05-14
IRE eRAEFENRERs COMPANY.
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE
I'D II PILLS f

Al considered Tie Standard Pm of the day, and
ere Infinitely superior % any Pi before he public-
Thcy operaie without irritation al the excrctons.
pdt5ns ~ blood b. he bowsls, liver, hdneys and