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SEED WAREHOUSE
NO. ITO CALIFORNIA STREET.
Establlshed In IsSO.)

ANOs AAV O<AAAAEO OAhANAA o41LnAs
Established In IsSOl
TSaE uNDERgIGNED. SUCCESSOR TO THE
u late arm Of NJ Moore Co., has consianfy on hand
and receives by every express and clipper ship om The Allan
e States and Europe additions 10 bis assortment
ElsIa and Garden sssas
Flower Seed,
Vlu1t seeds,
Canary, Hemp. lnllet,
r Hape and mnW Seeds,
French Sugar Beet seed,
Chlnese Sugar Cane Seed,
Dutch Bulboul Hooln,
Nst other w1oweElng Hoo1a,
Bulb Olna1oi,
Garden Tools, &C., &c.
Which Ne o 70 hs Farmers and 10 The trade generally On
ne most liberal lsrm me Old and widespread reputation Of
hs House, Furnishing The best seeds that can be procured In
ne Eastern eai and Europe sure guarantees that every
article sol1 u prove trne y label and u grow properly
planted Most o. The Garden Seeds raised and pu up ~
Ne nakeu q New Lebanon, New YORK. lt.i.s :
NBfarie1 wishing small papers Of Seeds for samples can
have he forwarded by ma (posiage paid By forward
Ing he cash. q Tie rate Of 3 cents PER paper o packages
Of Flower Seeds forwarded through the mail q The rates.
Catalogues furnished application, win prices attached
For saie, uholelale and retail, hy
Imparler and Dealer IN seedA %,
Ism No 10 California e., san Francisco.
, 1858-06-11
DisesiIapg.


NY cruslsy % ny Relatives.
had an aunt coming to visit me for the
first time since my marriage, and don't know
whnt evil genius prompted the vickedness Il
acknowledge, with tears in my eyes, that il
was such( which perpetrate6 towards my
wife and my ancient relative.
aMy dear" said ! to my wife, on the day
before my auhts arrival, "you know Aunt
Mary Is coming tomorrow well, forgot to
mention rather annoying circumstance with
regard 70 her. She's very deaf; and al
though she can hear my voice, to which she
Is accustomed, in its ordinary tones, yet you
will be Obliged 20 speak extremely loud in
order 70 Be heard. Il will be rather incon-
venient, but l know you will do everything
in your power TO make her stay agreeable"
Mrs. 5. announced her determination to
make herself heard. Il possible.
Iihe1 went 70 John Thomas, who loves. .
joke IS well as any person know Of, told him
10 be ct my house at . p. IN, on the following
evening. and felt comparatively happy.
went TO the railroad station with q car
Fiage the next evening, and when was on my
way home with my aunt, said:
my dear aunt there ls one rather an
noyils infflnity that Amslia has, which |
folgot 70 mention before She's very deaf;
and allholgh she can hear my voice. TO which
sha Is accustomed, in its ordinary tones, yet
YOU viii be Obliged to speak extremely loud
ilorder to be heard. I'm sorry for It.
Aunt Mary, in the goodness Of her heart,
protested that she rather liked speaking
loud. and 70 DO % would give her great plea
The carriage drove upon the steps was
my yife--at The window was John Thomas,
with q faco a. utterly solemn as il he had
buried an his relatives that afternoon.
sihanded out my aun;--.he sscended the
steps. ~.
al an delighted 70 see you shrieked my
wife; and the policeman on the other side Of
TIE street. started, and my aunt sell nearly
down he steps.
kiss me, my dear, howled my aunt {;
dnd The hall lamp cldttered, and the windows
shook ss with the fever and ague. looked
af the ~indow-John had disappeared. HUI
nan nature could stand It no longer. l
mo slsonr convulsicns. '.-
When entered he parIor, my wife was
h1Ioina Aunt Mary to take of her bonnet
and o16e. ana llIefs al John with his face Of
no.I II. ,s
Suddenly. Did Won have pleasant
nr-nsv \ went VI nv viz. ike 4 pirlol
S11 I5tn Thonl.s idmoed 10 RIs fset. :,
R.,k.r ds-fr. va the rssoobse. n a
usl-1koop nad % he conversation contln.
n,1 49, ~ n q
~, nriuhbols for strests around rnust
h.z, heard t. when I was n the third
~,nrr AZ - bniIdind. 1 hesrd everv word
0IsisI,.
IN ,Ss ooorss Il he evening NV ann, took
orr1-'Sr' A. - 40 NJ. { How Ioud vo-r vifs
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, 1858-06-11
N WASHINGTON HOTEL, IN
all cornsr % Main and second streets. ri
OLYMPIA, W.T..
BILAs aALLIHER, PropFIetoF.

TVEEE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON-
u neeton with and part Of the sWaahlngton Hotel
mfge INa sLly bi,idl ~ ~ " ket, ~ q h
enabled 70 prVVde the travelling public U,th laTger
hummer 0f capaci0us, comfortable and rxosenty ven
tlstrd apartments than can be ~ rdod by any other
ability 10 accommodate the public mi be judgediOm tie
fact that the hDlel cBhtalia twenty-five private rom-,
excusve of family apaFtments) nx Of which are large
draWlt roums o. parltTs.
1hanknl 70 The public for the hel patronage hereto
fore extended tothe pr0pstnF and having thus enlarged
upon hs Emer bnsnes5 be feel n0dent be cnn 10 der
the Ni urn Of sahgsn With him mEFtsbls and plea
sant and pains uhn be spsd 70 sei hla table q vel
any ks buslnesA Bsdsand benrOomS furnished 10
such ~ may desire them.
Board By the day aud week.
god rfabls b attached n this ealabahment which
viii e amply supplied with ioraee for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public
share Of public palFO"ngo respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. tlh, 1851 sly
, 1858-06-11
DR. GUYS0TTs IMPROVED
Extract cf BeIIOw Deck aac SatsapatiII,

DIX GufSoTrS IMPROVED
Erfhaef nf H.ilo,., na.t "a SoL..A IN.
<"qV' W yOhVW tsSCA CIV CqTcaparlIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
'TH ACWNOVVI.EDaEn IN nm 1rru uuws
i sans.parlla msde. .. , csIIiasd by Ibe uon.isIul
c1Ies nas peIsImed hememotT. ths b the only irus
and genuine nrtlce. the mrdeine. when used u5ooId-
A's VIII r nrYpr xvrrr,orrw u.,
s,o,ul. - % Km. THI ~ ,...... nyUn I'll. Al a.
~ -. y Rmd nh usnrcs Luns. hlupuonl q
NE s.e; h!yspsaLs.i% as % On,o1,e soIe Eye. Rag.orn
~ 80 Ss,. ~ 49,. Sa,s s ralns
, 1858-06-11

JOHN D. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JOBBHR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WashlngtOn street, near Davis.
HAS JUST RECEIVED. ~ LATE ARR.
II val. Im .he E4.t, aud viii oOn'nus 70 receive,
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are u. tOllOwing. which wiIlhs
Sold at the Lowest Market Rates
Or Yokes, nasEted sizes, complete;
Or Bo ", best Vermnnt make, IN cae1 n dozen pain
0rindsiOnes, assorted sises-a large assortment;
Or Yokrs, plain; or bow pins; AZ ehalna;
Chufns. theFmDmeter and ., lndeF, aasoEtrd sizes;
ster Garden Rakes, nsOied slses; Potato HO0ks end
s.ssI spadss Amess. squarsi long and shOr. handss
aoss tT9.ls No. y assorted sIuss California and PAn,
Steel Gfain and coal s,Oop; Bay Kuiyss;
CEOwbara, SledRe-. screw Wrenohes. Brushes;
Hay CntieFs. as1nriod sizes; Hone aud WOo Cards;
Axes Hant's and Culinss; saose trucks. assEd slzss
Barley Forhr. laygei Msnlrs and Straw FoEks;
Hay Rakea; Barley Makes. best quality;
eed soweIs CallvAbn, with steel and casl Iron teeth
me Rakts INVOLVING and steel ierth;
Farm Wagons, lRht ard heavy; Harness;
Cari9 and CaIt harneas; Hame.; Hone Callan;
Canal BArrows. bet quality, 10 eass q u each;
PioW., Hirel and csst hun. of Ill saes and VFiros;
rlaw P9nts. ~ Kind; Trace halns; Po-i AuesIs;
% Chsese trs,e.s; Chee,e hoops: Well 6urkets;
Axe, Pick. Sedg., Fork and Rake handles:
CnEn Mills. erAIn Mills; Alcklra; 6cytho st1nes;
tannlng Mills, - ored si1H.; Extra Knives, xea;
Rsspes, MoWsFS Thfeshsrs. &c.
The anhscriber, having purchased and made aFfaneo-
ment. tir ih snpply q Agricultural implements, n
New York and Bosom, rOm uh-nes hs has but recently
IN THE CONSTANT RECEIPT
RPesh CoaiR. well ndanisd A fhi, ark.f
, 1858-06-11
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
A Journal for he Farm Garden and FSr@ids
PUBLnHED N LUrHER TUCKER 3 SOE,
Albany, n Y.

IHnnA-TO mail subscribers, $500 year Il
paid in advance, Or - 80 ifnot paid in advance.
Inc postage on this paper b but 81 cents per
9g.Iter, payable In adVance. TO any part Of the
- The same publishers issue the CULT.
VATOR, on the fFst Of each month. Il forms
an annual volume Of about 400 pages-prcs
my csns syear.
, 1858-06-11
70 TuE AgVLH1D

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, 1858-06-11

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, 1858-06-11
Slstfal Publications.

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lII!sTR lLLrsTR4TEb .TEb EyEX EyERy MEEk wEEk.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
SPECIMEN oOPIIs sENT IREE.
sPECIMES COPIES Sent FREE
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
ILLUsTRATEDi ILLusTRATEDl
he New TOf Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE one Of the largest
and bes. weekly papers Of the day An Imp rial ouaro
% sIir %oRTa Won 5 cEsls % s. II GOLD WILL
nE PRESENTED TO EACH SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
One copy for one year ....t2 90 and IN.
One copy tOr two years.. % and gits.
One copy for three years.. 90 and gns
One copy for five years.. 90 and gina
AND 10 CLURs;
Three copies one year. - 90 and gina
Ten copies one year. .....l5 90 and 70 sifts.
ne arlcss . Se d.irSatsd are so@prssd IN he following
sPaekagss Of Gold containing. ......... $500 each
. g g g 80. -. s g :sss :sS
% Cod Watches. y each
% do ............".......... ~ each
sSS sSS Ladies. Ss osla wsi:i.::::::::. each each
iSs S s&sst e". Ss and icS Chain:
Cod LOckets Bracelets Brooches, Ear Drops Breaspns Cu
and
, 1858-06-11

HANDWlCH ISLANDS PRODUCR.
Nd general aa1ortmont % fpr0ViIiooa-TT1Ez
~ -, nay b found u he sioFa q Ne PU0T7. ~
NIL CO.. q teskalsi, Hoods canaD W.T.
i.u ApplytS Up EELIEk
, 1858-06-11

o. =. nAhNnL W.EA AYEns
BARNES q AYERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, TINwARE, COOK, BOX, AND
PARL0R STOVES,
Agricultural Implements, &C..
Main street, three doors above the Post once,
OLYMPIA, W.T. lily
Z. A. WILSON, WIZ. q. DUNLAP,
San Francisco. Olympia, W. I.
DUNLAP q WILSON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
SHOES, CROCKERYwARE,
eff GROCERIES, &C.
, Ar. nIaes q CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS AND HAVANA CIGARS,
lA0 Front street. corner of clara,
isei Between Jackson and Paclao,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Have constantly hand and for se ct The lowest prices for
cash. s vsFy 6es varieties o. he above articles Il ne mar
ket Entire .aisfaeon guaranteed win regard % both
4. :. onAAr, p EsHuu,
A. n. GILMAN 4 co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND
LIQUORS,
No. - Front street,
1-9m SAN FRANCISCO.
No. so Battery 8.
WILLIAM ALvoRD 3 co.,
Importers and Jobbers
Or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
san FRANCISCO.
vIs:s ~ t1Ss.'. 1sSss r~s =. .,Ts 7s 'o.s s..s.
Wagon Makers Stock Depot.
HE. GLEASON,
DEALER N ALI KINDS or
cARRIAGEAND WAGON STOCK,
g TRIMMINGS, ETC,
No. ~ Battery street,
SAN yRANcIsco
p.:. o. Ss: s e E. l' Flank 1N' sp'A '.no as:'
.. 9. MEUssDoRFFER.
HAHuEAcruRrn AND IMPORTER
HATS, CAPS, AND HATTERS STOCK,
wHoLEsALB AND RETAIL,
le9 Commsrsial street,
A.. Second Hat saors sas, Of Ksany erect
t-en San lralel.so
n. H. BANCRoVT 4 Co,
Importing Booksellers and SIalIOnsrL,
IS1 Msutssmsry street,
ons door iron Merchant
Hav, n u.r, ~ I.;uu., eoll.c.n A. acror "a raw
BOOKS N California; aso TIiorcSI sni ohsr WON o,sr.
tIon W..hlng,en fsHllssy soleiisd Ism
BALcH 4 WEBnER,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers q
PUGET SOUND LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
CaFgoes furnished for Export on short notice.
Stewart strsst, near Eolsom,
Saw FRANcIscO, Cal, and
srEnAcoon, w.E
vsss Eunning regularly between s.n Ran,iscO and s,s
aeoem. lsm
CHARLBs n. HEAD,
SADDLERY.
SADDLES. BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS,
SPURS, ETC, ETC, or ALI KINDS,
CONSTANTLY on HAND.
Corner o. JaslEson ana Front ssrests,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MS Trads suppusd - he Lsvsa MarAa Ra.ss isn
Market st. Steam BAG Nfanufa actory.
CorBsF nIaElEst ana sssoaa stroess.
SAN FRANCISCO. MA
GRAIN, FLOUR, GROCER, WOOL,
AHD SWEET Bsclnuon q
SACKS ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
cellinsA, Tentss AwningA, a., MADE.
i4 =. DIETRICH.
HANDWlCH ISLANDS PRODUCR.
A Nd general a1ooFtmont Of ofproviniona>lH1
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Washlngton street, near Davis.
HAs just RECEIVED, ~ LATE ARR
IL walls frUm the Ea.t aud will cOntnus " receive,
large and varied aeaoFlneut Of
, 1858-06-11

=. 60; -. -; 8: :;s;sssss. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Is Z 90 , % o.!

- Some o.tAe Buchanan pr9ea> are laaeA
el2ted. because George 5. Peters Eea., OF
Ellsworth. is going tovotc for Bon Bradbury;
and the Bangor Union says, HE WILL Nj
PERMIT THE INTERESTS OF TIE GrI Dietrich
TO RE LONGER rrmLLEp, Sc" The Bangor
Times says, Ave understand Mr.. Peters !,
actuatcd in his present course by MIR. Foster =
Minnesota, &c, and because from hi, position,
little can be expected from his efforts, i'll re-
si,ting the repeal Of the fishing bounty e."
These papers, and Mr.. Peters also, rsHltrs.
do not give the rRrr reason for this course
The following dispatch just received, we add
to the above, as offering more substantial
reason:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
The RAWLINGS OF the Nachisi~ Union
gsnbeCiiity gone Nnd

The Machils Union, with meaHncss I'M
panllellsd, attacked us in this weeks Issue
as only the lowest black guard could. and
then ruRr5sE!.y RETAINED to send us Il copy OF
his paper, until he supposed it too late for u
to answer him. We learned that the paper
was sent to subscribers at the usual time, and
were in this county, bat not in Ellsworth, on
Tuesday, when We ought - have received
our copy Wcthou tele-rlphcd on Tuesday,
to 4 friend in Mlcbits t, mail US copy; and
he answered. that he did - in season for the
western mail Of that lay ana the P5stmast-
or there sail he mailed it on that day. Oar
Postmaster here WAS pleased t. deliver it t.
us, at noon the Oh, twenty.fJur hours al
tsr w ought t. have received it. and at the
same time that the ceab7rats editor Of TIE
Union, who had been lying about us, was
pleased l. send copy, aud two DAYS after
tho regular time and when he Thought It too
late to be answered, What L GsSTtrHtS.
What Il COWARD? H'r meqa Is >ulh ralt-
ductt't
We her, ra-putlish the two extracts, as
they wrre in the Amrricam Of lust week,
and rs we find them in the Union, with
his rawlings attached thereto.
Liz No. 1000. I'VE wish it distinctly
ind r>to1d that sc have never. positively
voted for the Reciprocity Treaty. .Na@aiaS
.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

\ friend informs Us that Mr.. Jones said
at public meeting at ;. W. IIarbor, that
the American. added to his letters, ami made
more Of them and that he elllsl tn, Ameri-
can, the "lyins American" Ne. We think
itmust be a mistake Mr. Jones never would
dare make the statement. We repeat what
we have already stated, that we have the
original letters in Mr. Jones hand writing,
and any honest democrat who wishes u see
them, can d 50, and We viii leatt it to lin
= decide whether W. lave added t., " sub
tracted from them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Mr. Bion Bradbury as q Pro
phct.

Two years asa, Mr., Bradbury made a
political speech in CherryGeld, and said to
the people that Kansas would be in the
Union within u year, and be voted in by the
Democratic party, The fact is. that Kansas
remains out f the Union, and bv the action
Of the Buchanan party, ard will be kept
out if they can get control of the next Con
grcss While it would do to make promises,
it was all very well to be profuse in this
cheap currency. Mr.. bradbury could then,
Ito mitigate the almost universal feeling of
Indignation against the misleeds of his party
in relation to the Kansas controversy play
the prophet, and promise what it would do
in the iutura. Tins Buchanan nominee for
Congress. seems to be gifted in the art Of
promising He ought to give the public the
benefit OF bis genius in tins line, in a work
autitlad, The Art of Promising Made Easy. y
It would sell; and no doubt reward the au-
thor with an abundant return in the shape
Of thc siaeNs Of war
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Bion bradbury ahead OF Judge
Douglas on Popular Sovereignty.
HlOn II perfect Brick. BiOm. Tor
Popular Sovereignty in lSA9,
In lye Douglas not till 1871.

=
At the close of an address, delivered by
RI, an Brodburv in Eden. the LIST inst. two
Resolves. odoptcd NV the Democratic State
Convention in 1919. were read. and the qucs-
ton put to- Mr.. B., Did YOU vote against
tbcp?.'
..Resoiee6, That the institution Of human
slavery is at variance with the theory OF our
Government, aohorre9t TO the comm ~ ssn'i.
MI ny, " , n,.,n, VIII; ,h nsre If It's in.
incnce. that the federal government ross,s-
IS All Uofc poteer 70 RhibH rs el'aeRcc n
fhf 1fLfi'Lt.$ q me mon, ftal ~. e@HN'sa-
S.,oj ~, ,,.,,1 , ' I,,,,,,oneo,s s,15-
sti,ax. aaJiy-r.p AID acts Of ilqislatioa.
"R Soir,d, That while we most cheerful
y c9ncede to our southern brethren the f'Sh'
a. ~ 80 MN sl,,,r,
IN the rrit5rieS. we claim the exercise Of
the sumo right for ourselves, ana any at
tempt from any quarter, u st'sm'''SG Us or
n ba s n' ,l o ry'' ., ,bis s
ret. NH, rep4ll,i As A., anwarraut,blc act
ofa--ras,,n upon the rights of the citizens
oil tins State.
lie Immediately responded that he dfd,
ana eXrLlned,thnt he dtd 50, upon the prih-
rilie ot popular SolerclSnty W hen remln'-
et that ta't pfthe'He, as app 'r' f9 khs ief-
f''''' S'wiS hrst tn.'nSarAt'd by Judg' Doug
las N ~, III tn h'hSS Ae2rlSkA bill, he
sail, Va, no. IT, P77 iF.' o. F5P3iar Soy
erejsnt WIS o!.ier than the Government 1t
se!t," How wonderful Are MT all fun
1ame";al principles older than the ersan'za-
ton ofany Government on Garth? Are not
all principles fixed, and eternal and have
they not always existed? 1t Is not tn cast
ence of tie principle but the time oi Its dppa-
fdffon that we wHl u know. bon
short hand definition oil Popular > fere'5htN
Is, that the people have the right to govern
themselves. Have they not always possessed
and exercised that "H3ff IN this country
(until reeently.l ever since the orgahi@'ti1
OF the Do'2rnment,. "hp disputes tlat
right Republicans do not. II Mr.. Il. Is
a Douglas Democrat winch biA'ye' he, IN
some places, proieS''Stp be- Will he b, kind
enough to explain, how he can, at the same
time, Be Maternal Democrat, which, be-
lie7e' be also claims to be. Judge pousl~
last spring was read out OF the Party, that cali
Themselves National Democrats. Did Bon