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m WASHINGTON HOTEL, AZ
/ Ii Corner Of Main and Second streets, 4;
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

TEIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
large two story building 70 by go feet by which he Is
enabled 10 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capaeious comfortable and exoellenty
tlated apartments tnan can be an ded BY any other
ability 10 accommodate the public may be judgediom the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms,
exclusive Of family apartments) SIX OF which arc large
drawing rooms or paroTs.
thankful TO the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bis former business he feels Confident be render
the sQilun Of stange with him comfortable and plea
nt and pains shall be sp1red 10 set his table well
any IN Ike business. Bedsand bedrooms furnished 10
such as may desire them.
Board BY the day and week.
good stable is attached to this establishment which
will BE- amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public. 81
share Of public patronage u respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 sly
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DR. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED
Extract Of HsIIoh lCck ano SafsapatiIIi

SN"fS' " SS"SO CsSNNV pVN WI pqlqt httt
IN QUART BOTTLES, a
rs ACIkNORLEDGED TO BE THE REST
Sarsaparilla made, IL certified by the wonderful
cures has performed. Remember this Il the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Scrofala. Kings Evil Caneers Tumors Eruptions Of
the Skin, Eryspelas Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm
or letter Scald Head, rheumatism, Pains in
the Bones and joints, Old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling Of the Glands, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum,
Disease Of the kidneys, Loss OF Appetite,
Disease arising from the use Of
Mercury, Pain In the Side aud Shoulder General Debility
Janndlce and Costivene8.
The best Female Medicine known.
Tho Yellow Dock and rsaparla Is peculiarly adapte
for females Of delicate health, resulting nom ireguaFty
OF menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar d
their SEX We The aicted that bottle or two q
Dr.. Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara
win at once regulate those difHcues and renew the
natural energies.
CAUTl0N-Do not be imposed upon BY unprincipled
Druggsts. Take none lut the genuine which Is put W
In Quart Bottles, and sold hv all respectable dgesta
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents,
lS2 Washington street. San Francisco.
Also Importers and general Agents for all the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the same in quantities
TO suit at reduced rates Ism
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NOTICE.

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III sieilaeoom has hand quantity Of Medicines and
Drug, which he WI sen 70 citizens
Prescriptions for Syphilis and 0onouboa carcaly CON.
Iaqairs a, The Hospital Stewards ROOM Hospital building
4-u CliAs. J. FITZGERALD.
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THE FARIGER,s GUIDE 70 Scientific and Practical
Agriculture by Henry Stephens p n g. Of Edinburgh, and
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF Broadway aud sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week, Sc; Board and Lodging per week s.
70 tlO single meals so cents Board per day. 81; Lodg
ings, so 10 IS cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
NB-The Baggage Wagon runs from The boats free
Of charge Ism
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BROOKLYN HOTEL, .
Corner Of broadway aud sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
I known and old established house Il still at his old
lA tricks of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, aud still they to paFtake Of
his good and well furnished table; and Nj. Kelly is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located, In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post 0ce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers.
rooms well ventilated, suitable for ladies and single gen
tlemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house q READING
ROOM, and q LIBRARY which contains large number
Of rejected standard works. There also at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house. 10 convey passengers and
requested 70 give the house trial.
Board, per week, 50; per day. 81; Meals, so cents
to 81. JOHN KELLY, Jn., Proprietor.
San Fnnsisco. Dec, 20, 1857. Ism
, 1858-09-17
Suffer not uhen Cure is guaranteed IN all
ALnnna Of HecreL Discnacs

stages Of Secret Diseases.
seaiu Nervnus Debility Syphilis In all ia stages
Structures, Gleets Gravel, Diabetes Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder Mercurial Rheumatism, scroIniS.
Pains In the Bones and Ankles Diseases Of the InnVs'
Throat, Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon the Body or Lmhs,
Cancers, Dropsy ,Eplepte Fits, st. Vtuss Dance and
oil diseases arising from arrangement Of the sexual
Such as Nervous Trembling, Loss Of Memory Loss Of
Power. general Weakness, Dimness Of Vision with pec
luspois appearing before the eyes, L0 Of Sight Woke
fnness, Dyspepsia. Liver Disease Eruption upon The
Face, Pain in the B ck and Head, Female egularties
and all improper dchargesof both sexes II matters not
from what cause the dsese originated no Feyer long
standing obstinate the case recovery Il certain and N
shorter time THAI permanent be effected by
any other treatment even after the disease has b. med ne
skill Of eminent physicians and resisted ell their means q
cure. The medicines prescribed are pleasant without
odor, entirely vegetable, causing no sickness, and free
from mercury or basam During fifteen years Of pFac-
Iiee, In Europe, the Atlantic States and California fhayo
rescued from the Jaws Of death many Thousands Who in
the last stages Of the above mentioned diseases had been
given up to die by their physicians which warrants me
In promising 70 the anlcted who may place themselves
under my care perfect and speedy cure. Private dis
are the greatest enemies TO health they are the
6rst cause Of Consumption, ScTofnla, and many other
diseases and should be terror 10 the human family A
permanent cure q scarcely ever Effected; majority 81
the cases eng INTO tne hands Of incompetent perons,
tuition, hllng the system with mercury which, with the
disease hasens the snfeFer into rapid consumption.
But should the disease and treatment not cause death
speedily, and the victim mares, the disease Is entaed
upon the children who born with feeble constitutions
aud the current Of life corrupted BY virus which betrays
ooa ~ y ~ S0 sSss ,hsd ans d,ner On o
| 10 an early grave. d = .
pothing else in the dread catalogue Of human diseases
causes 30 destructive drain npo1 the system drawing
ts thousands Of victims through few yea Of suffering
down 70 an untmey grave. II destroys the nervous pya
TEN, npldly wastes away the energies of hle causes
mental derangemeDt prevents the proper d veOpment Of
the system d;quaaes tor marriage society. business
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ExpPrsC an the sBanChM
mpNdeE nj prn
supenaB nhing csmmoduou asocnreat dwhhuhe uhehone
SHOWER BATHS FREEl
There lrly and Rdng
tOIemem tina there teWimhs
The What Cheer House conducted
,Prphao.
, 1858-09-17

], The undenignsd. Governor Of Hungary do testify
hereby that Dr. L. CkapkAy has served during the con-
test for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon 10 the Hun.
gaTian army, with faithful have
given him this ceFthcae and do recommend him 10 the
sympathy, attention and protection Of a those who are
capable Of approaching patriotic selfcr6ce and undo
served m'''or'une' q, r AVsssUrh LtAgOss
Warrington CITY. Ian. o,h tsss. governor " hungary
, 1858-09-17
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
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J. IL. MEESER q SONS,
DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK, FRESH MEATS, PROVISIONS,
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Cali and examine our stock Orders from distance attend
ed TO with PrOmPtness and Dispatch.
1sm' sTELAcOoM, W.T..
5. MCCAW q CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hardware, TInWare, CrOckeTy, sc.
Ep-LIberal terms for cash.
LAFAYETTE BAICH. J. b. WEBER.
BAICH d WEBBER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
srEILACOOM, LILY
w. II. WALLACE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sTELACooM W.T. Lily
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFTcH-Corner Of snOquaimOo and Claim streets,
sTHLACOOM,w.T. Lily
.F.DENNIsON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WhnteOm, w. II.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PRACTIsED TEN YEARS
in Ohio and California, has opened an office in Whatcom, W.
t. where he Will continue the practice Of Law, and attend to
ali business entrusted 10 bis care.
Paralar attention given to tisated and criminal
GEORGE GALLAGHER,
DEALER IN
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, AGRI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
sly Olympia, W.T..
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
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no. - Sront street,
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VIII AT-CHEER HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO

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on TEN
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Ao1rlain Irishniah received for his labor
one dollar bin On one Of the Ohio Banks, on
which 10 was obliged 70 lose ten cents dis
cunt. Tie nezt day he was passing down
Maln street, and saw dollar bill lying on
the Sidewalk, on the same bank, and gaz-
ing on /. he exclaimed, Bad luck 70 the likes
n - -l1ers may .yo lie devil finger will
lpui cu ~. l0r ! lost ten cents bya brother
81 youIS yesterday.
, 1858-09-17

Have In store The largest eoecloa of SCHOOL and LAW
HOOKS In California; also Historical and other Works Orders
from Washington Territory solicited Ism
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below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mai Steamship Col
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a poll iax & q duty levied on mankind.
for lho mere privilege Of wearing head.
And as females are not assessed in poll
fax, they should consider it As an insult to
Ne 1oz, and resent & accordingly. Il Is as
mnch.as % slY they are without headsl
Pleasure is rose, near which there ever
grows ne thorn Of evil. L IL VISIONS
uo1f 70 carefully 70 Gull tie rose as 70 avoid
tho thom. aid ldi ii1 rich perfume exhsle 10
hIl1n. h grateful adoEaflon Of Him who
50 % rose % blow. 49, 81
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
From Washington.

G7eat excitement on Kansas afatrs- Collision
 betaoeen Messrs Grow and KeaH-GenerM
 Melee
 Washington, Feb. 6.-There was great ex- citement in the House of Representatives all night, on the motion to refer the question for the admission of Kansas into the Union, under the Lecompton constitution, to a select commit tee of thirteen.
 In the course of the proceedings, at o'clock A. M, Messrs. Galusha A. Grow, from the four teenth district of Pennsylvania, and L. M. keitt, from the third district of South Carolina, got into collision, when the latter was knocked down. Mir. Keitt is alleged to have struck the first blow. A general fracas ensued in front of the clerks desk, in the midst of which the Speaker continued loudly to call the House to order and directed the sergeant -at-armS to inter- fere. Quiet was at length temporarily restored; but disturbances were afterwards renewed.
 Another conflict then took place between NJ essrs. Grow and Keitt, when the latter seized Mir. Grow by the throat, at the time ap- plying an opprobrious epithet to him. MT. Grow retaliated by calling him |" "nigger-driver," and knocking him down again. he Speaker here threatened to arrest all disorderly members, and another partial calm ensued, at o'clock.
 The House is still in session, at A. A.. NJ, re- fusing to vote upon any question connected with kausaS
 The House adjourned at $ o'clock this morn ing, after agreeing to take the vote on Monday.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
The Will of a Rich Northerner.

The Pittsburgh Gazette publishes the sub stance of the will of the late Rev. Charles Avery, or rather Charles Avery, esq, local preacher in the Methodist Protestant Church. He was na- tive of w estchester county N. r., the county inn mediately adjoining the city Of New York He commenced his business career in Philadel- phia, but removed to Pittsburg many years ago. He left no children. The property he has beoueathed is said to be worth $7O0,OOO.
 Identified from the beginning with the Me thodist Protestant cause, and heartily devoted to that cause, it might have been supposed that, after making adequate provision for his rela- lions. he would devote the residue of his estate to promoting the advancement of his church. But it seems that, though he did not forget this, he made it secondary to another object, which bis executors will find it very dithculJ to ac- complsh.
 .The most of this fortune he has devoted to the good of his fellow men by his will. About e2OOOO he devoted as fund for the support ofsuperanuated clergymen of the Methodist per. suason. The property thus devoted is in the stock of the Monongahela Navigation Con- pany, and pays good dividends S2o,Ooo he left to the Oberlin Institute in Ohio. This be- quest Is very valuable property in the city oi Chicago. 5000 are given to MT. Passavanps Intirlnarv-a noble bequest to noble lnsttu ton. S5,OOO more are devoted to the Insane Asylum for western Pennsylvania The Atrl can Church in Pittsburg Is endowed with z handsome sum. The school which he founded for colored children in Allegheny, and whicf he has sustained for long time, he has no" placed upon permanent basis forever. SZo,oU are set apart for it. Very many churches O | the NJ ethodst persuasion have been remembered l by him. All his relatives, almost without eX 1 ception, have been named in his will, and thos who were most in need generally received most
 After all these specific devises to institutions charities and friends, the residue of his estate i | divided into two portions, one half of which | to be devoted 10 the civilization and Christiani zaton of Africa, and the other half to the ele vation of the colored people of the Free State and in British America. We are not sure, a we write simply from memory, whether tn beouest last mentioned refers to the colore people of the United States or of the Free State: All that part of this will in which the public interested will doubtless be made public in du time. Hon. Thomas M. Howe, President c the Exchange Bank, and w. NJ. Shinn, esq are named his executors. It will surely be Il small task to decide upon ard carry out a pla for the civilization and Christianization of Afri ca. The late Mir. Avery has, however, lei this princely sum in hands that will not wear in carrying out his purposes as expressed In hl l will
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
St. Louis, Feb. g.
Washington O., Arks, Jan. 29th, '58.

Cor. R. II. JOHNSON
 Dear Sir-l am proud to see that you have refuted, and put to shame the doctrine of rotation in office. No sound and true democrat ever held such faith. It may be that a few teuder-iooted democrats-such as are ever req dy to pitch into any thing new in politics that promises to be of advantage in their elevation, e ven though it be to the detriment of the great democratic cause, may entertain some such mo- ton of political economy. But let the good old democrats of the country have the chance to speak their fiat in a contest between tried and true democrat and rotationist, and voull see the latter go by the board, aud share the sam fate as did the redoubtable Gen. Jeems, of gubernatoral fame in our last contest.
 In your paper of Dec. 29th, there appears an article over the signature of Senator, giving it as his opinion that at their county convention Col. T. c. Hindman would be proudly held forward as the standard bearer on the true de- naocratjc ticket in the ensuing congressional con- test, and l suppose would thus be recommend ed to the district convention for the nomina- tion Now l am disposed to yield to the will of the democratic party when expressed, and would cheerfully support whatever candidate it might indorse, yet at the same time, there is, perhaps, DO man but that has his preference in such mat ters, and were that preference expressed, Gas 1 have no doubt 1t will be in our county, by con- vention,) MT. Senator will find, no doubt, that the name of the Hon. A. B. Greenwood will stand head and shoulders over all others. As tried and true democrat, as faithful and elf cient statesman, as an honorable and high mind. ed gentleman, no one at all con versant with his history will or can gansay. And it is probably the case that he has no equal as statesman il this district, and we'll are we assured of one thing, that his constituents in this portion ol the district would not willingly exchange him for any untried political aspirant. Should he consent to have his name before the convention for nomination, we have the fondest hopes of his success, but on the contrary, should his name not be presented there, no doubt our members to the next General Assembly will go instructed to vote for him for the United States Senate, which post he would fill with honor to himself and to his country
 But we will wait and see what we will see
 FRANK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR LTFE.-ln the Court of Common Pleas at Cin- cinnati, on Friday, Jacob Parker was sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for the term of his natural life, for killing young man named Bennett some months ago, in Horns coffee house."
 If we mistake not this young man was, not long time ago, second engineer on steam boat on the Arkansas river. While here his conduct was regular, and he was, it was said engaged to be married to respectable younu woman of this city.
 When at Cincinnati, he, on a Sunday after. noon, got on spree," and entered coffee house, where he was somewhat unruy. The bar-keeper interfered to restore order and he In return, shot the bax-keeper dead on the spot.
 So far as we have been able to observe peo- pie who carry concealed weapons, usually do more harm thereby to themselves and their friends than they do to their enemies Here is case in point. Parker (supposing that we do not mistake the man,) and Bonnet were not enemies. If Parker had not had his pistol in his pocket he would have been content to use such arms as nature had given him. In the scuffle each party might have got black eve. or bloody nose; but that would have been all. with perhaps, the addition of suit for assault and battery. But Parker had concealed about his person deadly weapon. And the result is, that while one worthy young man was killed on the spot. another is consigned to the Stale prison for the residue of his natural life.