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Dissolution Notice.

FNHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
IL is,ing between the undersigned under the firm
and style OF Strechenberg s felde in the Cigar and
Iooacco business, he this day dissolved by mutual
CONSENT q SrRlECK EN- BERG,
JACOB FELDE
Orovllle, April It'll 1855,
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Notice.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
N against trusting o. r. Lannon on account OF
keystone Market es his connection with the same
has ceased. WI ARMSTRONG
OrovHle, April :, ls5s-N
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Notice.

vRHERE WILL BE MEETING or THE
u Stockholders Of the Industry Quartz Com pany
held al Yankee Hill the 4th day OF May next, al
one O'Clock p. NJ.
:. ID. HASEY, President and Secretary.
April Sth. 1855.
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE Is he eby given that the undersigned will
IN apply to the Board of Supervisors In and for
Butte county ri their February session In ISIS Tor
License to construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle OF South Fork OF Feather River, fee
rods above Ito Junction with the North York OF said
river. SYLVESTER p. SAVAGE s co.
Bidwell, Jan. ist, lSSS.
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NO TIcE TO CREDITORS
TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 7

IN all persons having claims against samuel Tren-
ne uan deceased Butte County TO present the
same with the necessary vouchers IL Chas =. Lott ri
his office in orovilie, 10 Andrew A. Boyle Mt his
store ia San Francisco within ten months from and
aner this date or they will be forever barred.
ANDREW A. BOYLE,
Administrator OF said Estate.
OroyiIle, Jan 14th, 1883.
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n rho business of thc late hrm ~ "colcmau
4 O.. wil DE sztled BY D. p. Coleman, AZ The Gem
Saio0u, Theatre buiidtuR. Orosllie.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

vUNHE Co.PARrNERsHiP HERETOFORE En-
II is,ing under the hrm OF Rosenbaum s Mein-
niger has ;ais day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those indebted the late 6rm will please call and
settle ;. RoSkNBAuN,
Orovilla, March 6. l.. MEtNINGER.
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ED EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
HI iIEF.-Beow we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease, who
having recovered from their former health, and i'm
pelled by gratitude make known their cases and re-
medal agent and their statements authenticated
by a Notary Public. Tina demands of society impe-
ri1u.y command their publiiity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted
o,,pr,r,c.rt
Chhltr iIhih.
Tbeun,er.opeJ desirous hitting hose who
a., h f,r,nno,a enoueh IN he sin,iior,v nfIIic,ed
,.hro narmonent reIief or their sure rin9s NAV be
oh,oioed teejs II bis duty 10 thus pubcIy EXPRESS
bi mo-, q; core gratituds tn Dr T. I Czantav for
,h. normanent rerovery If his healtn Borne dawn
.ne %, ms t. tbe ycous
practice ofunconroable passion in youth; depressed
In body and mind: unable TO perform even the most
tria!ns duty imposed upon the daily ayocaions of
life, sought the advice of many physicians, who at
nu. of ,hir trsa,ment fund 10 NV mnntn,o
ni n,,rrar that inste,d of relief the svnptn,ns he
c,,ne more aarmno i'm their tortur. and being told
nv ,ne hat ma discasn helm nrincinav confined TO
~. hr,in medicine w,,nd he of lin - coIseouence
Jnairad If aver remaining INV healih strength ami
o. and ne n ,,si resort and with hui n faint
hone cc,llrd nnon Dr. Czanknv who. after summing
49,, .,, ,,~asn-ih al an m, meJirine which .Imos in
~, ,I I;,, ,a If Tho All ,air md di,z;noss H.,
nv hoat Encouroyad nv This resuI, | resoved tn
ni,ce nvseIr i'm me,ntoly under his care and by n
30, in,anca 10 hi iir.ctions and vice my bcod
h.cn,nc cIeo, NV idens coecieJ the constat, main
in NV hock and Sroins The wenL ness IF INV limbs
the ,.rvnus rnac1on of NV whole nod, on H. sIigh,
az, I'm mr. exci.emcnt: The misnnthrorv and evil
Grrhndipgs. self d,.rnst and want of confidence
IN n,hcrs The incnnnbi inv to study md want of
oin,inn the friohrfn exciting aud At times ,leasnr
oble dreams at nsIt followed by inyoi"na.y dis
charges, have all disappeared; and in fact in two
ino"hs AFTER havihH cohsu.eu inc Doc'"t, ieit s II
inspired py new l,,e-,na'' ne WnIc'', out snort
tune ago coh'ehpin'eu w Gnu U! my owHna
WIN VIC" " su,u '"o 'uia'1 rom ia'ilns
INTO me hshus oi incompetent qnacks, deen ~ my
uuty 70 oher 'ils 'esony NE ,'er't ma shlII ol
Or. Zapkay, anu recoI,h ,.. MN 10 al VINO may
stand IN heeu o neucni advice, Deing assured ny my
OWL eNpo'. I'M, III r us 0"'e' "ieuiCa'
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c.aovrf.s and sLUIcE FOR KS, for sale By
Sho'Eh' s"s JOHN :. ALBRo,
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TnERE ARETHoUSANDs in this state SUI
L Tor want of scientific medical trealmeuA
you fear Ia apply To II Physician, because Wy
Deen deceived or their friends have been ",
Of Tie dharatans v h infest the community, hS
publish themselves as good physiciHiis, PivSR
exc. 10 all such We unhesitatingy recommr'"
9. Young. rs Physician in whom all oan ps
ndchce. lie Is man OF eminent ana "
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, "
who can sympashse with persons in affilepOs
standing rs Physician ard gentleman W.
guaraaeed-the first by his medical works sr
are an hor TO their author, and The eIensd
highly successful course of practice win "a ~,
has been honored since his advent In Callo'ssss -
the latter by his numerouspstronsa ana ldrss'
acquaintances,
DEMEMBER--That DR.. J. C. Youngs ~. ".
~ the treatment of Private Diseases, 49,
her OF Montgomery and California sts., san f's
RENEMBER-That DR.. Yonng wants 10
but those fully capable of appreciating anu
gushing the services of n regular. tbofvsy5s
physician, from the paltry unlearned sho
quack.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the org, ~
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases VI
dence
REMEMBER-That DIR Young's rene1.
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all or
pared from life spent in the great Hospln,.
rope, ana The nrst In this country, from P"''
calls imported
REMEMBER-That Or Young gives even
lion to diseases peculiar TO females.
From the Boston Medical JournAr
"Aithough We are opposed to the system
iising, for good and sufficient reasons. sun
II but justice TO say that DIR. Young ~ d
most industrious and interchangeable yoiaI''
medical science in the United States.
CY'No CURE, NO PAY-9 a
His ofice Is at the corner Of Montsome'!
y MA street,, San Fin ocIsco.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
UYY VIRTUE or THREE EXEC

IL. IL. m IIOJt L
0roville, March 3lst, 1888.
, 1858-03-12

1880 From Rainier, Or by Monticello, Wash. Ter
Castle Rock, Cowlfz, Highland, Newacun
Grand Mound, and Sutter Creek, to Stella
COON City, ITO miles and back, once a week
Leave Rainier Wednesday ate IN;
Arrive at Steacoom City next Friday by ?
Leave a pi steilacoorl. gfty Saturday at Cam;
Arrive at RainiesheXt Monday by M
Bids to extend to Seattle, 33 miles further will
be considered.
l27jl From Vancouver, by Cascades, to Waseopum,
Oregon 95 miles and back, once in two
weeks.
Leave Vancouver every other Wednesday at 10
Arrive at wascopum next Friday by I2 m;
Leave Wascopum every other Monday at a m;
Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday by a m;
Bids for more frequent trips Will be con-id'
cred.
1852 From Cowltz to Boise Fort Prairie Is miles
and back, once week.
Leave Cowlitz Thursday at m;
Arrive at Boise Fort Prairie hy 2 pm;
Leave Boise Fort Prairie Friday at . am;
Arrive at COwliZ by ? p m;
1858 Prom Oak Point by Boise Fort Prairie, 70
Grand Mound, so miles ana back, once in two
Leave Oak Point every other Friday at G m;
Arrive at Grand Mound next day by pm;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday
at 6 m;
Arrive at Oak Point next day byGpm.
1884 From Olympia by Eatons and Yem Pririe,
to Fort Montgomery, 40 miles and back, once
in two weeks.
Leave Olympia every other Monday at an;
Arrive at Fort Montgomery by p m;
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday
at I amt
Arrive at Olympia by IN.
l275S From Olympia, by Bruccport, oysterville, Che
nook and Pacific City, to Astoria, Oregon once
intwo weeks and back to Chenook, and once
week the residue.
Bidders to state distance and schedule OF nrri-
walls and departures.
Proposals to run the entire route once a week
are invited.
1856 From Olympia fy Arcadia to Oakland, aud
back once week.
Bidders to state distance and schedule Of arri-
walls and departures
, 1858-03-12
ShnriG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed
ID issued upon judgment rendered in the United
States District Court in and for the third Judicial
District of Washington Territory, at the October
term, 1855. in favor of A. A. Denny and against
David Maurer, | have levied upon, taken, and will
offer at public sale 70 the highest and best bidder at
the premises In Seattle, King county, W, T., on the
10th day Of April 1858, between the hours Of O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described
property to wit: One Horse one House and half Lot
known and described as the south half Of Lot No.
in Block No 7. Also, Lot No. Z, in Block No. I. in
the town Of Seattle; or enough thereof to satisfy said
Notwithstanding to Sj25 30
HILLORY BUTLER,
Sheriff Gf King County, ~. r.
Seattle, March 4th, 1906. nl6-lm
, 1858-03-12
pa-A late Dumber of The Bav State.

B@-A late number Of The Bay State
published at Lynn, contains an elaborate
and ably written article upon the Kansas
question, wherein it is contended that there
is nothing in the present diversity of opin
ion among democrats, respecting its pres
ent aspect, which affords the least ground
for consolation to the opposition, or that
forebodes any permanent division in our
party
B@-The Chicago Times publishes list
of A democratic papers in that State
which are in favor of remanding the LIE
compton Constitution for a vote Of the peo.
pie upon its adoption or rejection.
D9~They have had remarkably mild
winter in the West. No snow, no railroad
blockades, no terribles tales of travellers
frozen or starved to death, but weather
warm as October, and nothing to complain
Of but more grain than they know what to
do with.
The Legislature of Iowa have elected
Ex-Governor Grimes to represent that State
10 the Senate of the United States.
Walton, reporter 10 the late Oregon
State convention, has been convicted oi
burglary, and sentenced by Judge Williams
to seven years Imprisonment in the peniten
tiary.
5@-It is said that conference of the
maritime powers Of Europe will shortly be
held in London, 10 discuss the African en-
igration scheme, and its bearings upon the
African slave trade.
, 1858-03-12
MARINE.

As usual, number Of local trading vessels, visited
the harbOr of Olympia the present -dscharginl
aud receiving freight and pa5seng others
we notice the schooner R5UeI-HICKl--and schoone
Wild Duck-BALDwIN. We are indebted to Captait
Baldwin for the following marine report
AT PORT oRoHARD-IN PORT:
March 4th-The bark D. NJ Rtger-KeLLnR, mas
ter--loading lumber, for San Francisco.
March 4th-The bark Ella Francis--RAND--
loading lumber for same destination.
AT PORT MADIsoN-IN PORT:
March 4th-The bark Charlie, Deuans-BoYD--
loading lumber for san Francisco.
March 4th-The Chillian schooner Spray-AsHUY-
master-lOading lumber FOR Hong Kong.
AT PORT LUDLow--IN PORT:
March lth-The brig TEiRa,nantic- -BoY1INo--load
ing lumber, for San Francisco.
AT TEEKALET-(PoRr GAMBLE)-IN PORT:
March 4th-The British ship Notwithstanding fol
London.
March 4th-The British ship JVacouster, HcNDER
soS--dscharging ballast-to load spars for Europe.
March 4th--The American ship George Raynes-
dischargng baast-to load lumber for foreign market
March 4th--The bark Fiisndship--CAsTEsoN---
loading lumber for San Francisco,
March 4th--The shooner l., p. FOstsr--MoOR
loading lumber for Honolulu.
sAILED--FRoM TEEKALET:
February 2Oth-The ship LsOaOra-MrToHEL--t
San Francisco, with lumber.
February 2Tth-TAe bark Jenny Ford-SARoEAN1
Ito San Francisco, with lumber and sheep
February 2sth--New Grcnadian ship Li<zie Jar
pis--KMGuT--to China, with lumber and spars.
March 4th--The bark 1Iayiigeer- -REsD--with lun
har % Ho,oirI,
, 1858-03-12
AN Work Warranted "a one Yeart
PAPER HANGINGS
@ - n@. M.WyR-@.


e. "a "a G. EaS ECyR ESa
TUST RECEIVED--Perlute arrivals, by Il8ALSIE
y lBA1NI42s ll0 and ll2 Clay street. san Fran
cisco .4.
500 cases Paper Hangings, French and Ameri-
can-eveTy variety; l' Er' ..
COCO rolls OF French and American Borders;
500 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
62j ps. Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
$50 ps. Three-Ply Caepet;
800 ps. Supcrine Ingram Carpets;
$50 ps. Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 ps. Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l25 ps. Stair Carpets, assorted; t -
27j ps. Bay state Drusgots;
500 ps. Oil Cloth assorted;
l2j ps. Silk Damask and Brocatelle;
500 ps. Cotton aud Wursted Dam4ski
1000 phr Window Shades; lf'.t@i1
31j pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 COrnices aud Curtain Bandsj
325 Mats, assorted; .Hl,r.4r
Stair Rods. Table Covers, Glmps. Fringgs,
&c, Wholesale and Retail, by r
FRANK BAKER
no & he, Clay street, San Fruieisco,
March 5th, 1858. nl5-3m.
Rg- N. B. Orders from the country Hlled with
care and dispatch. F. B..
, 1858-03-12
N NOTICE!


County Of 7hurston, co.
WHEREAS, petition has been fled in the Pro
w bate Court Of Thurston County, by BENJAMIN
HARMED, Acting Commissioner forthe erection Of the
Public Buildings at the Seat Of Government, in behal
of said Territory, praying for decree from said court
authorizing the Administrator on the estate of JAMES
X HUED late Of Thurstan County, deceased, to make
conveyance to the Territory Of Washington Of the in
terest of said Hurd in Lot No. 20 and p as laid olt
and marked upon the Plat Of acre lots, sold by LU
MAN II. CALKIEs, and contracted, in writing, 70 be sc
conveyed by said Hurd, prior To his doccase.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all parties inter
tere ted in said petition, that the will be heard
at the next regular term Of the Probate Court Of Thurs
ton County 10 be held at Olympia ON the second Mon
day OF April. next ensuing.
G. X. WILLARD,
Clerk, and Judge Of Probate
Olympia, W. T., March 18th, 1858. nl6-lm.
, 1858-03-12
lltu advertisements.
= ~ ~
Attention Notice attention +!

Attention Notice attention
A ANOTHER advertisement from wADswORTH &
n MgIsEGER OF San FrlnciscO-ihe BT0keTS--un
der the above heading, appears in the P.Onser aid
Democrat, published at 0lympia-the residence of al
least fteo OF their principals. Having nurses our
selves, and being occupied with matter more impor
tant this will lie the last notice taken Of either Bro
kers or principals in the columns OF a newspaper.
II The citizeus OF Washington Territory, or all
whom 1t may concern" are to be benefited by coti
Ter atiddru from 81. q M.'PHELAS, or JAMES -
(Which must be queer document, and unknown tC
uan Of TRUTH )-why don't the Brokers publish it. II
cannot be withheld on account Of injuring our inter
ests. -r7s.".. "a
" Al ICiom IL nry concern does moreover KNOW
that an attempt was made to defraud US, aud It has
not succeeded These newspaper notices are part Of
TIE programme and their intention being to defeat
al our attempts to carry on our business under the
mall contract but neither Jew nor GENTLE shall pre-
vent its continuance until ordered to stop by the Post
Master General of the United States
No Indebtedness, whatever exists from HUNT q
SCRANTON to LouIssON q Co. They have already
sworn they were and the owners OF the Consfitii
uoa. We defy them TO show any monies advanced,
except Tor her account that Is not more than covered
V cash paid them. What the Principais before re
ported was sle--the Brokers state is only assign
ment 70 J, 7. WRfGHT.
The trash a about a Sea Bird and no Boat coming
or HUNT x SoRAHTOS--remains mach more with well
5noWn Steamboat owners, than with the Brokers OF
'aeH Prneipals. HUNT a SCRANTON,
Brokers for GemseiUes.
olympia, W. T.. March 18th, 1858. nl6-tf
, 1858-03-12
Attention. Notice. Attention.

TO the citizens Of Washington Territory, and al
lch0n may concera:
The card Of lIlnt g. Scranton, in answer 70 ours
only shows their applreat object to ignore or Crodt
their assignment Of July 18th, 1851, Of Post O1ce Con
tract No.l2.730 A, to NJ Louisson & Co., certified
copy OF which is now 10 the hands or possession oil
said firm at Olympia, or of B. C.Wadsworth as the
agent Of the parties in interest. Said transfer and
assignment being subsequent to tLgt made u J. q NJ
Pheldn, and whose transfer and assignment wa held
subject to the power given to NJ Lousson Co., (who
PAID J. 4. N. Phelns mortgage Of $l2 000) either
partner, as the attornies in fact ircvocable dllg
The continuance OF GAy GlisjielaeSs from HCST
SCRANTON t. II. Louiss0n a Co.
The affidavit of. & NJ. Phelan, or JGrna3, is fully
answered by caunter or subsequent one, now In tde
hands OF b. c. Wadsworth or NJ. Louisson Co.
We AGAIN CAUTION all persons from making any
advances upon the faith Of the pay Of the above con
tract, No. 1880 a, the same is assigned legally
to John J. Wright No boat has or is likely 10 leave
here for Hunt Scranton--a Sea Bird will probably
do so for a well known steam boat owner
WADSW0RTH q hElSEGAES,
Brokers for their Principals
San Francisco, Feb. "a, 1858. noi5tG
, 1858-03-12
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY
SXRITP

This extraordinary article is speedy and infallble
REMEDY in Darrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbns,
Cholera Infantum and the Asiatic Cholera II taken
with the first symptoms Of the disease. It Is purely
vegetable in its compound.
, 1858-03-12
GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN'S
PANACEA.

For summer Complaint, aud most diseases to which
children are subject Its true worth never be set
parents whose children have beon saved. No Mother
should be without it.. .l af -- xxi -I.,. ~.
, 1858-03-12

a.
and sufficient sureties.
This we do understanding distinctly the obligations
and liabilities assumed by RuarantOrs under the 27ht
section Of the act OF Congress Of July 2, 1886
tslsned by two guarantOrs)
CERTFIcATE. q
The undersigned, postmaster of -, State Of
- certifes under his oath of Qtfes, that he is
1uainted with the above guarantors, and knows them
to be men of property and able to make good the
guarantee.
~ (signed)
Is. Altered bids should not be submitted; nor
should bids once submitted be withdrawn
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons. General guarantees cannot be admitted
The bid and guarantee should be signed plainly with
the full name of each person.
The department reserves the right TO reject any
bid which may be deemed extrayagant and also the
bids of failing contractors and bidders.
l6. The bid should be sealed superseded mail
Proposals. State Territory Of (as the may be)
- addressed Second Assistant slmaster
General, Contract Office and sent by md q q bg or
to an agent; and postmasters will not enc Epfopo
sails Tor letters Of any kind in their quarterly re-
H. The contracts are to be executed and returned
to the department by OF before the lst OF August,
1858, but the service must he commenced on the let
July, the mail day next after that date, whether
the contracts be executed not No proposition for
transfers will be considered Until the contracts are
executed and received al the department.; and then
no transfers w3be allowed unless good and sufficient
reasons thereidr are given, to be determined by the
department.
| is Section Is Of an act Of Congress, approved
March g. 1916 provides that contracts for the tans
poTtatiOn Of the mail shall be let in every case TO
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees Tor
aithfnl performance, without other reference to the
mode Of such transportation than may be necessary
to provide for the due eeery certainty and security
Of such transportation" Under this law new des-
crpton of bids has been received. They do not spe
city mode of conveyance, but engage to take the
~
, 1858-03-12
GRAEFENBURG FEVER AND
ACHE Pills ~

Aspeedy and positive cure for this distressing CON
planf. These 1ills are composed principally or Qui
lime With other vegetable tolics antispasmodc and
febriiuge articles Thousands have been permanently
cured by their use ~
, 1858-03-12
Lettlngs OF Mail Confines.

DROPOsALS for conveying the mails of the Uni
l. ted States from the lst of July, lsjs, to the lst
of july 1852, on the following routes in the Territory
Of WASHINGTON, will be received at the Contract
Ohce Of the Department until ., a. m, Of the 18th
day Of March next, to be decided by the 22d Of the
same month.
, 1858-03-12
MARsHALaa SALE.
Second Judicial nl7IFlrI-
Walhineion TcriiorY;
IN Adminliy.

c, Adolph Low, Second Judleid Dl.idri.
". Walhi1glon Teuiiory;
steamshp consiliniion. u Admirliy.
DIX rAYl1ILE olir y n EHs 81 l;i1ei co1f1 Il
the Second Judicial District Of Waahngion ToidfY.
a q special term Of said Cont. begun and held IN
Olympia IN ~ District, on Tuesday The eec1nd day
Of February, A. b. 1855, against the elenmIhlb
CONSTITUTION, her tacklr, appartl and i1nlinri,
and IN fayor Of Q. Adolph Low for TIE sun of *
excouted BY ne master and uUneTs ofald eicamshlp
and Ia favor of 1aid Low, "a.
] will, Of. Monday the hnecnlh day Of March ned,
betWeen the hours OF 10 ocl0ck. A. n, ard O'clock
P " a Olympia, 10 The Territory and District afous
said sell 70 the bigheu and best bidder. l0r caEh IN
hand, The sad steamship CONSTITUTION, her
tackle, pplrcl and ldrrilarc
+ Olympia, W. r., Fchruary %, 1858.
GEORGE W. CORLlS8,
y. s. Marshal f5r Washingt1n Tcrdlory.
S. 0ARYnLDE, Proctor for Llbellaut,
, 1858-03-12
TUE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPA-
RILLA.

powerful extract One bottle equal to ten of the
ordinary S4rsaparilla for purifying tie blood. sure
for scrOua, rheumatism, ulcers, dyspepsia, salt
rheum, mereural diseases, cutaneous ernptions &c.
, 1858-03-12
GRAEFENBERG CoNsUMPTIvE's
BALM.

Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases.
1t is beyond all question, true that Consumption is a
durable disease, and the Consnmptives Balm Is the
best curative ever used
, 1858-03-12
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHoL-
ICON

An inralible remedy for all diseases Of the womb
and urinary organs weakness in the back pain In the
breast nervousness debility, etc. In California and
Oregon out OF more than thousand cases where this
mcleiue has been used, II has ia siRge instance
failed to give permanent relief or to effect certain
cure. fr...
, 1858-03-12
fst the nnnh,l rnm Of -

This proposal Is made with full knowledge Of The
distance Of the route the weight Of the mail % be
carried and all other particulars In reference TO the
route and service and also. amer careful examination
Of the laws and Instructions attached n the advertise
ment
Dated.
, 1858-03-12
GRAEFENRERG PILE REMEDY.

Warranted certain cure for this painful disease
With the Ointment there are very few eales which
cannot be radically and permanently cured. A surg.
cal operation for Piles and Fstula should never be re-
sorted TO until this Ointment has been Thoroughly
tried. II never fails.
, 1858-03-12
NOTICE!

WYE, THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF THE
w "PCGEr SoUSD WESLEYAN INSTITUTE viii
let to the lowest responsible bidder the building of
house for said Institute We will receive sealed pro
positions until the 18th day OF this month"; at 10 O.
clok See Specifications, at the store Of Mr.. RUr
LEDGE. WIN. RUTLEDGE,
}. b. DlCkERSON,
w. W. MILLER.
Olympia, March l2th, 1858, nl6-lt
, 1858-03-12

A Libel 70 cnforcp hotiomrY sbond 40 tho amonnf
"A ofS6,eQD twllh premium of 81 rs per ctnt|m,
has been hled y the aid court praying cond1la-
Of sad bond. Aud Tuesday, The "a day Of Fehruary
A. D. 1883, has been appointed BY the Coun l1r hd
bearing Of said cause At Olympia. and 4 aa1o orIl
ed by The court that uqtlce b published IN lhe rio
neor and Democrat for four successive ulc1 and -
so, that Ike notice be pat up 10 some eonlpicaous
'i.'' h On ''i' t'IIT'4' I'T'4' ] aqto. v SSsh!ss.
8 GARFINLn, Proctor ..... a =
Olympia, Jan. 3, 1855 NJ, tt