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THE
VOICE. In IRASBURGH
II a * /!


4 Nd harked, and il said into ne; pal of
: 4 thy shoes, Tor they worthless" and ] said
nay, Lord, for have tried al the sv0rkmeu 10
the iand and these are the best | can hnd; bat
the voice said unto me. "HnTk :" and ] hsFked.
and il said, Cast them &C for ihcy wiH sR5l thy
feet aud go 10 one StaHf3ris, Of the tribe Of
Enterprise, in the City OF lrasbu5Eh, aud bay Of
him, Tor verify, be mHketh good ones that vii.
keep your feet dry, always Oh hand and ai rea-
sonabe rates" But another voice sad, "Don I
20 there. for he cant make anything good Bu,
the voice cried out, 60. for behold ! wiA sead
unto him men Of cunning skillfuluess 70 make
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of such surprising beauty and durability that the
cry shall 60 forth throughout the land
Give Us more Of Stanford's Boots
for behold the people in this vicinity shout for;t
/ his honesty and the aEe altogether 10 be trust
ed. e. he uaketb the hearts Of the children Of wo'
men TO be very iickied." Lnd u ! started Ia,
voice said, BE sure aud remember
1t Stanfords Shop on Mechanic Street.
Irasburgh, Jan. II, 1853. az
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THE INDIAN ALLIES OF THE Nor
MoNs.-St. Louis, Jan. 10. The Re
publican has received information from
Fort Laramie, through an Indian trader,
who-arrived at Jefferson City, yesterday.
and who reports meeting on the 23d of
December, between six and seven hun
bred CHEYENNE and Camanche Indians,
returning from Salt Lake 10 their villa
ges on the Black Walnut Hills, about
eighty miles south east of Fort Laramie.
They were accompanied by about twenty
Mormon leaders.
1t was their intention to remain in the
camp erected there till the spring, and
then employ themselves under Mormon
influences, in harrassing and cutting of
the supply trains sent tP the relief of Col
Johnston. The Indians had been led &c
believe that the Nor mons had $4,000
fighting men, well equipped for service
They also spoke ofnui nerous fortifcatiou:
and a large number bf Indian allies, ant
declare the MormonB have no idea O
running away FROM Utah.
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n.srr1cr OF ORLEANS, S.

I'-sTilCT or ORLEANS, IS.
A a probate court held at Iras6a-gh within
N and for the district aforesaid, on the 18th day
of january, A. D. 1858.
An Instrument purporting TO be the last viii
and Testament Of John Bush late OF Greensboro
in said district, deceased, was presented 70 the
Court here for probate, by John Bush, Junior
the Executor therein named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said court that pub
lie notice be given 10 all persons concerned there
in, TO appear before said court a. q session there.
of, TO be held at Irasburgh on the 18th day o.
February A D. 1858, and contest the probate o.
said Viii, and it is further ordered that this or
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which shall be previous to the day assigned, a.
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Irasburgh this 18th day Of January, A. D. 1855
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70 enyfbIng lie X ind travelling in this country.
His aim IS ever 10 please, and his efforts have
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Comic and Sentimental.

ADAM AND EYE,
As sung only by Mr.. Dexter for the past twenty
eight years, with unbounded applause before all
classes Of citizens. After which will be shown
Fourteen Historical Scenas Of
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Dissolntfon,

VII CopaTtnership heretofore existing under
tie name Of d Chandler & Co, Is this ssy
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l. ). JOHNSON
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Ttoeaty Eiqh Years Experience

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from the public press, (of which he has vas
amouht.) But
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The whole shone by rev apparatus, rejecting
the coiors Of the picture they appear IA nature
and in many Ofthe scenes the arts oil designs and
rnechanIcisin are so combined as 10 produce, by
novel imitation Of nature, fac siHsile of real lie
The chnrnrfer Of this ENhIbIuOn IS too wei known
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DEXTER'S FIREsEDE
ENTE RTAIN MENTS.
FOR
INSTRUCTION { AMUSEMENT
Consisting of
FOCAL and Instrumental Music, Kane
Arctic Expedition, DiSSolcing Yeas
Nirthfm and Sentimental.
MR.. E. DEXTER,

MR.. E. DEXTER,
After a retirement from his profession far nearly
two years, again makes his bow to the public,
who so long and so generously have aided him
with their patronage, and will now appear
wit New Attractions. He will be assisted by
MASTER CHARLEY MAYNARD,
The Excelcior Vocalist, 4 lad of IL years, and
pupil Of MIR, Dexter's, who, with Mr. D., will
sing variety Of Songs suitable for the occasion,
and will also assist in variety Of Songs and
Duets.
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J. II. KELLAM, Sec'y.
, 1858-07-23
MiscsIIanN.
Major browns Coon story.


"Twas down on the crick this morning, !"
said bill Gates, and seed any amount Of
coon tracks. ! think they agoin' to bePower-
ful plenty this season.
"Oh, yes" replied Tom Coker, 81 never
hearn tell of the likes before. The whole
woods is lined with 'em. Ii skinsis only a good
price this season, III be worth somethin' in
The Spring, sure's you live. for Eve jest got
one Of the best coon dogs in all illinois"
-fAYou say you never hearn tell o the like
o, tho coons y put IN Major Brown, an old
veteran who had been chewing his tobacco III
silence for the last half hour. Why, you
don't know cfuythiug bout 'em! IL you'd a
conIe here forty years ago, like l did, you'd a
thought eoons! ] Jest tell you, boys, you
couldn' 20 amiss for en- We hardly ever
thought Of pesterin' 'em much, for their skins
weren't worth a darn with us-that is, we
couldn't get enough for en- topay forthe skin
MIN. .,4a..
al recollect one day went out bee
huntin.' Wal, arter I'd numbered about a
good while, got kinder tiled, and so
leaned up aein a big tree to rest. ! hadn't
mnch moren leaned up afore somethin' give
me one Of the allfircdest nips about the seat
O. my britehes, I ever got in my life. |
Jumped about rod, and lit running, and
kept on runnin, for over hundred yards ;
when think, scz ], its no use q runnin', and
I'm. snake bit, but runnin' won't do emmy
good. So I Jest stopt and proceeded to ex'
anime the wound. ] soon seed il was no
snake bite, for thar's a blood blister pinched
~, 80 ai.ott sly inches long.
sThink, seq l. thatrether gifts me What
In fhe yery duce could It bin2 Artcr
thinkin' about Il while, concluded to 60
back, and look for the critttr, jest for the
curiosity o the thing. Iwent to the tree
and poked the weeds and stuff all about
but darned the thing could | sec. Purity
soon sees the tree has little split run
MIN alonrup it. and so gifts 10 lookin' at that.
Dreely / sees tho split open about half q
inch, and then shet up agin; then sees it
open and shet and open and shet, and open
and shet, right along as reguar as clock
tickin. Think. sez j, what in all creation can
Ills mean how'd I'd got pinched in the
split. but what in thunderw was maxim it do
itl Af6rf1islt orfully scared, and thought
Il mout be somethin' dreadful aud then agin
Thought il mouten't. Next thought about
hanis aud ghosts and about rpnnin' home
andsavin'nothin' aboutit; and thenI thought
Il conidnrt Be envy o 'en, forr q neyerhearn
tsll q then a pesicrn, a feller right in open
day.liahk Atiast, the true blood Of my an
cestcrs riz up in ny. veins, and told me 1t
'ud be cowardly to 60 home, andnot find out
what il was; 50 Numbered for my axe, and
sworn Ia find out all about il, or blow up.
When ! col back, let into the tree like
blhzss. and purity soon It cum down and
smashed al 10 ninders-and what do you
think Why, Il was famfned and jammed
plum smaek ldll . coons, from top 70 bot
ION. ", 81, thoy's rAnmed In 30 closte,
lhnt every iim1 lh6y bToaihed they made the
spli. open" - Ia.-...'ig ats
, 1858-07-23
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway aud sansolne streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.


- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
"l known and old established house Is still at his old
- tricks Of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week. aud still they 10 paftake Of
his good and well furnished table; and as Mr. Kelly Is
one Of the pioneer hotel keepers OF this city be 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 Oice and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains q number Of single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies aud single gen.
tlemen.
There Is also attached to tie hAuse a READING
ROOM, and Q LIBRARY which contains n large number
OF ree ted standard works. Thee Is also, the arrival
Of eath ,teimtr,
A WAGON,
which belongs TO the house. 70 convey passengers and
baggage free Of charge. The pubic ars 10 peclIu y
requested TO give the house trial.
Board per week, 50; yer day, 81; Meals, so cent?;
Lodging per night rs cents; Lodging per week. t2
70 "a. JOHN KELLY Jr., Proprietor.
San Fnnsisco. Dec. 26 1857. Sm
, 1858-07-23
The following is the form of prc.emption de,

The following Is the iorm OF a Presumption de.
claratory statement:
], -, Of -, being -,
have, on the - day Of -, AID. ls-, set.
ted and improved the - quarter Of section
number -, in township number -, Of range
number -, in the district Of lands subject to
sale at the Land Office at Olympia, ". T., and
containing - acres, which land has
No, pet bec,, Gfcro3 NJ puj'ie ~tlc, and thus rem
dTrd subject to pirate entry; and do hereby
declare my intention to claim the said tract of
land as prc-emption right, under the provisions
Of said act Of .tth September, 1871.
Gvcn under my hand, this - day Of -,
AID. Is.
In presence Of
, 1858-07-23
DIR. GUYsoTTS IMPROVED
Extract Of DcIIcW Deck aao SafsapafiII

GATdcI " UehVw agocR aAV CarSaparnla
IN QUART BOTTLES,
Is AcIkNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST
Il SarsaplrIla made as Is certified by the wonderful
cures II has performed Remember this Is the only true
and genuine article. This medicine when used accord-
ing " Directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Serofula, Kng's Evil, Gamers, Tumurs Erpons Of
the Skin, ETysipeas. Chronic Sore Eyes Rngworm
or letter. Scald Head, rheumatism, Pains In
the Bones and Joints, Old S1rea 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 and Shoulders General Debtv
Jaundire and Costiveness.
The Best Female Medicine known,
Tho yellow Dock and SarAparlla Ia peculiarly adapted
for females Of delicate health, resulting from
OF menstrual discharges and other diseases ne ar 10
their We the cted that hottie or two Of
DR.. Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and SarsaDarla
will at once regulate those difficulties and renew the
CAUTl0N-Do not be imposed upon by unprincipled
Drugglts Take none but the genuine which Is put IN
In Quart Bottles. and sold hv all respectable drugQss
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents,
.t l32 Washington street. San francisco
Also importers and general for all tte genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, aud sell the same In Qnantiiie,
70 sun 81 Rdnced rates. Ism
, 1858-07-23
Attending and Resident Physician,


DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks 10 his
numerous patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity to remind them that he continues 70
CONSULT Ut bis Institute iO the euro Of chronic diseases Of
the Lungs Liver Kidneys digestive and genital orqans
and all private diseases, via: Sypbc ulcers gonOfrhea,
gleet' sirctue', seminal weakness, and oil the hord
consequences Of self abuse and he hopes that bis long
experience and successful practice Of many yeaFp will
continue 70 ensure him share Of public patronage By
the pnctice OF msny years In Europe and the United
State a!d during the Hungarian war and campaigns he
edcs against diseases Of all kinds lie uses no mercury
charges mOderate treats his patients In correct and
honorable way, and has references Of unquestOnable
veracty from men Of known respectabllity and hiqh
standing In society All parties consulting him. by letter
or otherwise will receive the best and genest treatment
and implicit secresy.
, 1858-07-23
GlsttaI Publications.
Leonard Sccii & ec.'s
REPRINT OF THE
b RlTISII PERIODICALS.

"Far1ner's Guide"
GreTt Ps''Urfion IN The price NJ he UTTER FH5idhDR
EONARD SCOTT co, New York. continue to re.publsl
IL the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
1. The London Quarterly, CConservative)
9 The Edinburgh Review. CWhlg)
g. The North british Review, free Church1
4. The Westminster Review. (Iiberal)
D. BlRckwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
, 1858-07-23
Thsf section Of tho act approved March Sd,

1S4S, is as follows: eBgTf Nallut
SIC. 5. And 30 it further enacted, That claim.
ants under the late pre-emption law for land not
yet proclaimed for sale arc required to make
The proper land ofice, within three months from
the date Of thisact, when the settlement has been
already made, and within three months from The
time q the settlement, where such settlement
shall hereafter be made, giving the designation Of
the tract and thc time Of settlement; otherwise
his claim 70 be forfeited and the tract awarded
70 the next settler, in the order Of time, on the
same tract Of land, who shall have given such
notice and otherwise complied with the conditions
Of The law.
, 1858-07-23
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, a.
Eiil Corner Of Main and second streets, .ii
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

rTIIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
u necton with and part Of the washington Hotel
enabled 10 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacious, comfortable and exoelenty ven
tated apartments than can be hR rded BY any other
public house In Washington Territory. An idea Of bis
ability 10 accommodate the pnbc mny be judged from the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms,
Exclusive Of family apartment) SIX Of which are large
drawir z rooms parluFs.
Jhankl 70 the public ior the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business be feels condent be can reader
the sourn Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
SAINT and pains shall be spared 10 vet his table as well
aby in like business Bsdsand bedrooms furnished 10
such as may desire them. s
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. fff
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1851 sly
, 1858-07-23

nRL L J. cZAPKAY's PRIVATE MEDICAL AND
surgical Institute 4 on Sacramento street, below
Office, San Francisc0 The Doctor oilers Tree contatlon
and asks remuneration unless he effects cure (lre
hours from Am. tOOP.M. No
, 1858-07-23
Suffer not rhea Cure is guaranteed in all
STAGES of Secret Diseases

stages Of Secret Diseases.
Selial nse Nervous Deby, Syphilis in al It's stages
Structures, elects, Gravel, Diabetes Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurial rheumatism Scrofna.
Pains IN the Bones Al Ankles Diseases Of the InnrN
Throat, Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon the Body or LIMBS
Cancers Dropsy, Epileptic Fits, st. VItuss Dance and
all diseases arising frOm arrangement Of the Sexual
Organs, .. - =
Such as Nervous Trembling, Los, Of Memory, Loss Of
Power, general weakness, DImDess Of Vision with pecu-
lin spots appearing before the eyes, Loss OF Sight Wake
tnness, DysLepsia Liver Disease, ERUPTION upon iha
Face Pain in the B,ck and Head Female rreenlartes
and all improper dischareesOf both sexes maitera moi
from what cause the dse,se originated however long
standing or obstinate the case recovery Is certain and IN
shorter time than pernaneLt lie eectGd BY
any other treatment even aer The dseae has ha med the
skill Of eminent physicians and resisted all their means of
cnre The medicines prescribed arc pleasant without
odor, cntirey vegetable, csusing sickness and FREQ
nom mercury or balsam. Daring fifteen years Of pFac-
tice In Europe, the Atlantic States and California ihaye
rescued from the Jaws Of death many thousands who in
the last stages Of the above mentioned dlsease had been
given up 70 die by their physicians which warmnts me
In promising II the an cled who may place themselves
under my perfect and speedy cure. Private dls
eases are the greatest enemies 20 health they are The
first cause Of Consumption, Scroiull, and many other
diseases, and should be terror 10 the human family
permanent cure Is scarcely ever Effected; msioty OF
the cases falling into the hands Of incompetent persns
who not ohy fail " cure the disease but rln the const
tutinn filling the system with mercury which, with the
disease, hasiens the sufferer into rapid consumption
But should the disease and treatment not caue death
speedily and the victim mares, the disease Is eninied
upon the children, who are born with feeble constitutions
and the current Of life corrupted by virus which betaV
itself In scrOina tetler, uletrs eruptOns and other ac
tons Of the skn, eyes, throat and lungs entang upon
10 an early grave. ~
ser abuse s another rmldahle enemy 10 health, Tor
rothng else In the dread caiS que Of human diseases
causes 70 destructive dlaln upon the system drawing
lis thousands Of victims through few Years Of suffering
down 70 an untmey grave i destroys the nervous sys
TEN, rapidly wastes away the energies Of liIe causes
mental deaDgement prevents the proper a yelopment of
the system. dsqnalhes for marriage society, business
, 1858-07-23
washington City, Jan. Gu. issa. '''''' '''''

CPERMAToRnlIGA, LOCAL WEAKNESS NHRyouN
~ Debihy Low spirits. LAssitude, Weakness of ne
and Study, Duness Of Apprehension, Loss Il Memory.
aversion 70 society love Of Solitude mldty selrdhtFa
dzzness headache, involuntary discharges pains IN the
and other nmltles man, are cured without a nv tha
Justly cele6nted Physician and Surgeon DF. L. j. CAP
KAY. His method Of curing diseases Is new (unknoWn
70 otheF) and hence bis great success All consultson
BY letter OF otherwise, free. Address l. j. CzAPKAY'
MD, San francisco, California. Ism
, 1858-07-23
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