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Misttllantuas.
"a WASHINGTON HOTEL, F7s
Z. Corner OF Main aud Second streets, I'LL
OLYMPIA, ". r.
RILAR GALLIHER PronrIe1or

TTNIIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
i nection with and as part Of the Washington Hotel "
large two story building 20 by 6O feet, by which he is
enabled TO provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capaci0us, comfortable and exoelenty ven
tlated apartments than be on rded by any other
public house in Washington Territory. An idea Of bis
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
Exclusive Of family apartments) six Of which are large
drawing rooms Or parlnrs.
thankful to the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business he feels confident he can render
the snOum Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
SAINT and pains shall be spared 70 set bis table well
any in like business Beds and bedrooms furnished to
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.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1857 sly
, 1859-03-25
AgfieVIiufs.
Mouse and Mole Trap.

ARcGDA, Sawamish Co., W. T.,
...--- March Ist, 1850.
lam glad to see your sheet taking so
much interest in farming, orcharding, &c.,
and II hope i my continue to do so.
Ny object in Writing now is to describe
trap that will catch mice, moles, gophers,
ground squirrels, sc, which are so destruc-
tive to orchards, gardens, md fields. lbave
lost dozen or more very hDe apple trees by
them, and have tried great many ways
and means to destroy or drive them out
but all in vain until made some traps Of
the description given below. A certain cor
respondent Of the Oregon Farmer recon.
mends shooting them. After reading his
lstaer, I took my old musket, loaded with
shot, one evening into my orchard to watch
for the yermin; and having waited q long
time, happened to see one, when ] aimed
and fired. Whether killed him or not, ]
don't know; but found out that | had
killed aycry good tree in the fun. So ]
hung up my gun again, and concluded that
hunting mice this way would not pay. After
this set my trap, and found the first morn
ing an even dozen in it. In this number
was one mole, three large short-tailed
fneadow.mice, two Of q very small kind Of
ground mice, four Of the common lOng-tailed
nicr, and two Of another kind. have no
gophers on the place.) The next night !
did not find so many and gradually they
were all caught in that part Of the fill
The trap consists of an open square tin
can, 10 inches high, 9 inches wide, and 10
inches long; the sides haf ninch higher than
the ends. Next take two pieces of smooth
iin, six inches square, (sOmeWhat less one
way, 50 that It has plenty Of room to
play within the sides) for half lids or
trap doors 70 DE can. For each lid take
uml wire o. inches long, for pivots,
which Is laid across the lids on the upper
aide and fastened. The plvOts are made to
work in holes in the side, 50 that the lids
nearly touch. One end Of the lid can rest
on the end Of the trap, or project over it.
Ths outside Of I'D must be q little the
hlasloat % haiti aluays comes back when
. mouse OF mole falls in. Now make q euL
,tas box without had, as high as the trap, 70
place The trap N, 50 that. when il is set in the
ground, TIE earth viii not press it out Of
shape and working. The sides Of the box
must Be six or eight inches higher than the
ends Of he trap. t. keep the lids Of the
traP from turning clear over, stick nail in
the prop e. place Of the sides.
Nov, when finished, the success Of cathing
the mice, Sc, depends On the setting of the
tfsP. meeting il dig Or plow furrOw one
hundred or more feet long and eight or ten
inehcsdeop. Dig hole in the bottom Of
this fnuoV, (soms place inthe middle) to the
dcpih o. ihe tnp, and set It in Fill up all
tacanee, around The trap with earth, 50 that,
when he yermin come along, they must 60
over The trap-doOrs, aad down they 60.
About three inches Of water 3 put into the
en-, % drown them. Tho iulTow iseovered
over with boards, or anything that comes the
handiest to make il dark, where those things
srenot afraid % b. Carrots, potatoes, &C.,
may be placed IN the flrow near the trap to
advantage.
Aler ] vas satisfied my trap was working
, 1859-03-25


Thsbearing u apple trees IN alternate
years Is 20 general IN al the older States,
that i hss cOme 70 boconsidcred q necessity.
With soma tres he habit 8 20 inyeteraie
that not q solitary apple can be found upon
the branchcs IN the unfruitfnl year. The
Eliole oneleies Of the tres and the resources
o. The sod seem 70 be exhausted In the fruit
fhl year, 90 that i takes two seasons of
hybcrnailon and rest 70 recuperaie. This
habit Is a great drawback upon the profits Of
fruit tro4inE. b he abundant years apples
are cheap, and the farmer gets but fair re.
turn ior BIZ labor IN the searce year, when
prices are high, he has no frait 70 sell. 1'p'
Sono hcis have come under our observa-
ton that lead us % suppose that this habit
can Be oTeFnoma aud that the skillful fruit
grower can rely upon acroP Of apples every
year with q much certainty as upon any q
s H
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c.N. LUcKEY q co..
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
10. % Maiden Lana. Now York eIty.

n n. .LUcKEY co. DESIRE 10 DISPOSE OF
W their entire stock Of WATCHES and yEwELRY during
he present season for eash At great sacrifice In order he
nnequallcd Inducements TO customer:
Any purchasng according 10 The following Price List
oneuarer The Of the purchase. For instance,
buyer Of any " article win receive Without addnal charge,
propoon An orders must be accompanied by cash. and
proper Instructions 70 the Of delivery whether By
Refer 70 W smith, Maiden Iane GearEe cOmlnes, -
John street, :. 1eus Eg Attorney, Metropolitan Bank
YalGe SO Cents-dents Stone Pms sd quality Ladies
ee,d Isns' e; Pain Cod Ring, Do; Chased dG de-
MIA Diamond Rings Gold rens commercial Size; Ladies' Gold
Pms Do DO Esrrngs eeR.s Cold Cluster Pins do do Studs
Value el5O, with 80 preminm-Lades' Gold Pencil;
DO Do Pen silver eas DO DO Rings large sle Mses Cameo
Cent? Cold Pen, slvertpped holder do do Watch Key;
d.s' Gold Hn, for hair OF miniature.
Moiac 0odsone studs DO DO sleeve Buttons; Ladies' Ca.
me- or Mosals H9 Do DO % E1Ias Lads5 Law. Pins do
ten5 qentS Scarf Pins; Gold Locket, No. I.
Value -, viii u prvnau-0od Braeelets ladies' Real
ng Geats Coli Fen, large sss extension case Gold Pen,
mammoth Size with sverrped holder and box Gold Lock
VSiGe s4-Cameo bracelets; Cold Fiat Dand Bracelss
.es Cameo o. Mesae Pins and Eang sels Lava Fins and
Buttons, do studs; Gold Lockei No 3.
Value s9solId Gold Necklaces; sets Coral or Garnet
Pin and Earnings Coral or Garnet Pins, large she; Gold Lock
Vsias ss-siver Open-iaced Lepne watch holes ruby
Vsias oIO-ofs eod vest chains; Ladie. eold Chaie.
alne; Silver Hunting Leplne Watch holes ruby jeWeed; s
open-iaee Detached Lever watch, full ruby jsWeed
Ysl1e eis-slver Hunting Detached Lever fun ruby
leWeled Watch.
Value o1O-Goid open.hced Cylinder Watch, four holes
ruby ieWecd, IS carat case.
Value o10--0od npen-faced Detached Lever, fun ruby
ieweled, rs carat case Watch.
Value a7D--Gold Hunting Cylinder Watch, four holes
ruby leWeled, Is carat case.
Value o3o-0old Hunting DETACHED Lever Watch, fun
ruby Isweled, IS carat case.
, 1859-03-25
A WAGON.
Udolpho WolfeIs schnapps,

Medicinal Diet Drink, on lively used and approved BY
eminently aantaEy q1alhE the medical faculty, he
Manufactured BY bimsel ex temperance people, Leads
clusivrly, at bis factory Al LOT families. &r.
cheidam, In Holland, and In Gravel, GOut and Rhsu.
well known during the lasilnatiam, In Ohsimctiona Of
twelve years throughout thtthe Bladder and Kidneya
At antc and Western States and Ia general Debility, Ii
Il Is made from the best le1ects prompt decided
Barley that can be selected and invariably reliable And
In Europe with tho essencelt Is not only remedy ErF
Of an aromatic Italian berry ythese malades but In an
Of Wedged and extra 10 which they are pro-
ordinary medicinal qnalies duced hy Drinking lad VA
Il has long since Aedul-ed alter which 4 amst unver
higher reputation both IN ally the cause Of them,
any other diuTetic beverage. lrivE.
Anal, zsd. = = rEs- % Fog " Fever and Asne z .
es MA "DS ho ~ ne % ,s, a. en- cooa Is
some tonic. Il 4 exten. I,of,cd To- - " "
m. .,.,..,,. S.t.,s.,, s.L.
Ihe AiVhaH' ehe'uaih Sshhapn
q consequently IN great dein the stomach and bowels
mand BY persons taVelnR 70 which they are especially
about 10 settle In thOss subject as we'll ns In the
parts Of the country espe- lchOc Of grown peraona
% SeL " " llany " " yuelou.s. auop.on y
sss' oonISniy "neie " lonneeeoe vltn the pllnelbA
nV VeSOe ~ M % ShoMn on ~ % sense o. ex'
.s',i" - NASa 'e"'eN'e uauy ~ ~,
, 1859-03-25
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgal bargains always in store; prices non $50 $40
SIC.

One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Music now
published. All the music and music books published In
the United States for sale at this establishment Martins
celebrated Guitars and all kinds Of Musical Instruments
and music merchandise al the lowest prices Music sent
whenever ordered, post paid. Catalogues sent by mail
elergymen.
, 1859-03-25

EOf DiackWoOI anu the iOur reviews, IA W
To avoid fractions IS may be remited for BaekEOod, Of
which We will forward that work for both years, post paid
N. 8. The price in Great Britian Of the .JfrS
Periodical dbOre-NGHed is about $3l per Gnnum.
As We shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! 1!
~ Remittances must, in all cases, be made
direct to tie PabiiShers, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
..-.- No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1859-03-25
BATHS!
Wdt1aOut FaV

q Dr. ~ ata or
GOODS.
Corner battery and clay streets, San FransIseo,
.HAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 900 bales 80 inch brown drills; a
100 bales 50 inch brown lheetings;
100 bolts No lO-00O Duck;
$50 bolts No.z--lo Duck; if Nf
20 0hales Raven Duck;
10 cases Menimao prints;
10 cases Prague pIlnesi
10 cases Pacilc prints;
10 casos Ounnella prints;
10 casss and tbsached Ghirtings;
70 eases -, and lo4 bsaehsd ShEtingI;
20 cAs . blue drills; ~
20 cases blue denims;
70 hal0 hickory siripea; al -r4rr .
20 hala a. and 4 tlckiugs; - p
10 hales scarlet, hlne and Rlay nannsls;
10 bales Dalardnlo white aannel;
scaSes Cobargs and hernos;
calal wool aud half wool plaldE;
olsos hlus and black alpacas;
10 CASES Pacilc-bew styles De Lalnea;
caaea, an wool, new styles " Lainss;
easeg French Merinos;
1000 Bay etate plaid ahawla;
1000 ohmere and plain wool shauls; black und col
ord silks; plain, dgnrsd and plaid dll1;
And large assortment of othef Dre9 Goods.
fa BLAMWETs.
1000 pairs white, ereen and hlus Markiuaw:
1000 pairs lB, TBB and sB0 Blankets;
1000 paira cheap ETey English Blabkeis;
1000 paln cheap blue Eoellsh Blankets;
800 pains scarlet Eaglllh Blankets;
600 pais l. 10 I, II and ia white Bed BlAnksiu.
CLOTHING AND FURNISIEING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey. blue and scarlet iiSanel shirts;
1000 dozen gIey and uhlte herino UndsrIhliis and
Drawers;
1000 dozen Merino and ell wool sOcks;
800 dozen Eiinai and jean pants;
800 dozen duck and o0tionnade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check ihiFts;
500 dnzen calico and white dreaa shirts:
800 dozen oEoralls and Jumpers:
uIannr n..nn
SHEA snspandoTa and variety of oiheF artioea too
numerous % mention. For ale low hy
JAN8ON, BOND 4 CO..
s9af Co. Battery and Clay sts, San FFancsoo.
, 1859-03-25
alsttaI Qualifications.
Leonard Sect e. Co.'S
REPRINT OF THE
RITISH PERIODICALS.


FARMERS Guide"
GrsGt Reduction IL he price ef he latter Publication
I EONARD SCOTT CO. New York, continue to re.pubish
4 the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London Quarterly, CConservatIysN
q The Edinburgh Review, CWhiVO
g. The North British Review, CFree Church1
& The Westminster Review, uIberalO
s. BIaekwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, (ToryO
, 1859-03-25

These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties
Great Brain-Whg, Tory and Radical; but politics form
feature Of their character As organs Of the most pro
found writers Science, Literature, Morality and Religion.
they stand they have stood unTvaed in world
letters being considered indispensable to the scholar and
professional man. while to the Intelligent reader Of every class
thew furnish correct and satisfactory Of the
literature Of the day. throughout the world than can
IDLY be obtained from any other source
Early Copies Secured.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the British publishers
gives additional value these REPRINTS especially during the
present exciting state Of European AFFAIRS inRSmuch they
be placed In the hands Of subscribers about
as the original editions.
TermGI
For any one Of the Pour Reviews, per annum. %
For any three Of the four Reviews, .......T 10
For IIaekWOdS Magazine, .......8 OO
ROT Lakewood and the three Reviews, .......9 %
For BiaSkwood and four Reviews, ......l0 OO
II naymens % be made Do an caael In ahYance MONEY
, 1859-03-25
AEGIANDRE ORAANs

Five stops, In rosewood cases. tlGO; stops DO. do
$50; stops, with percussion S215 IL stOps, d. DO.
$50; u stops dO size larger $780, Is stops do do
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KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PTopIieton.
Of charge. lH
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but little, on which they
hope 10 realize large profits
by selling In California.
Avoid all componndss-
Some are 90 skllfnlly pre-
pared o. 10 pass for good
Liqunr, except with the best
ludges. II you Wond be
safe, use only the long e.
tablished, renowned, Eenu-
ine WoLFE's k1HiKDAM
AROMATIC BonNAPrs.
WOLFE Sob Importer,
Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-03-25
J. KINGSBCRY. A. DODGl.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of broadway and saRSonls streets.
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board peE week. 90; BOard and Lodging per week, %
g $40; single meas 50 cents Board per day. sl LOdS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29


TnEs other dag we had occasion to treat our
readers to anext1act from Judge stumP:ss sem
tenceof gang of Baltimore roWdies, the same
gang that had outrag a woman and done 9th
er devilish things, on board a Bay steamer du-
ring an excursion.
We regard Judge Stump with more than or
binary interest ever since There was really
something about his bloody and brutal" re.
marks on the occasion.referred TO, that carried
conviction, evenif they did awaken resentment.
1t is evident that Stump is one Of Johnsons
hearty kind of men, and especially is be 4
hearty hnter, a. hater Of most everything, ne
suspect, save Plug Uglyism. Still Stump is no
ordinary man, We will bet on that There's
lots of hard sense in his whisky soaked head
and brain yet if the reporters come anywhere
neardoing him justice For instance. he has
lately had before him a case of domestic diff.
Guilty, in which, William Russell and his wife
Susan having been convicted of cruelty to-
wards one of Russelrs children By a former
wife, the learned Judge, before sentencing them
to imprisonment, delivered ansextra; judicial lee
turen tottneI following effect
William Russell, your wife, and you as an &C.
ceSSory, have been tried and convicted bya Jury
of serious charge, that of cruelty to one Of
your own children. Your counsel made mos
ton for new trial, and.thc Court, after hearing
the argument, overrnled it.
The Court thinks that you were convicted
uPonzanpIe testimony, and that the verdict was
ajnsto one. However unpleasant 1T may be to
the Court to pass sentence upon a woman con-
yicted of such acrime, yet the Court is bound
10 dots duty, and to infict proper punishment
The affair has resulted from-the Court thinks
the reprehcnsible practice ofparties with chill.
dren marrying too often. a man marries one
wife and has children, that wife dies and he
marrles another woman with children, then she
bears children to him and we find three sets of
children in one family; these conglomerations
or Heterogeneous mixtures, will Invariably pro-
duce dissensions, and finally lead to q1arrels
which destroy all matrimonial felicity
Now, AIusselman, by the laws of his country
is allowed TO have a plurality of wives, and
would. consequently have family of mixed
children; butwe seldom hear of a discreet Mus.
selman having more than one wife, although the
social law in Constantinoplc allows it. The
court does not say that you had more than one
wife at time, but refers to this to show what
evils may cnIne ofhaviug many families in this
way Joined together. FROM the evidence which
the Court heard, it is of opinion the woman was
Iendeavoring to destroy the child; witnesses said
that they heard her express herselfin that way.
and the Court believes them"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29
nEgRs. w1Nant,W.

An experienced muse and female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teethtng which greatly facilitates the
process II teethns by soenng the gums reducing alin-
nannssiontl aay al pain, and regulate
bowels. Depend upon 1t, mothers will give your
Selves and relief health your nns Perfectly safe
aas@s 1sd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29
The KEnrper,s Kerrz Riot.

Extract from the Welsburg Herald, OF yes.er3nyl
/! THERE'S disposition manifested By some OF
/ the southern presses to charge the atfnir upon
the Northern states at large, and particulars.
upon the Republican party. Some OC these
presses mnyz be sincere in their convictions and
therefore pardona6ic; others are NOT, and there.
lore should be condemned and d:scountenanccd
by all good men and citizens. Among these.
| lattersls the Washington (D.C.) STATES, which
shows azdispositton truly hyena-likc for mis-
chief The .cditor,-Major HcisS,-wiil be re.
collected; from his connection with the New
0rleanszDe1tQ a paper, in its day, second only
to THE Charleston neremry for its disunon pro-
pensities.s Such man as lie, We consider
more dangerous to the peace of this Union,
Than score Of Browns ibecanse he has more
capacity for mischief, and il the alternative
were presented, whether he and Others of tho
Ioombs class, or Brown and his class should
swing the higher for treason, we would vote the
higher places for the diSuni0niSts
The Kane Monument .Nssocltion have passed
a resolution sympathizing with Lady Jane.
Franklin=upon5 the definite news other husbands
fate, and=applaufling her devotion, mentioning
also "the pleasing consolation that its cherished
object has only passed from the confines oftilne
to sunny realm sOaere lie t0iil soon be found,
and whore there is no Arctic region, and where
sz'tSttS tl6 IN. l. LINES
thinks the information that there are no Arctic
regionszin the next world is burst of pious
pnthos, which might pass in the resolutions of.
q sentimental fire company, but nowhere, else
zzz=- s9S--------
The Cincinnati Commercial in noticing the
election tofll=tle Goode vacancy in the 4ths
Congressional district in this State, thinks that
it is possible Pryor may be defeated, for the
old politicians Of the district do not like to see
soyoung e=lan taking position above them,
aud are operating TO overcome him. We.thihk,
however, the chancesar in his favor. Men
possessed of his courage and capacity are
usually lucky.
Wn1IR repairing tic break in the Groton
water pipes in. New York, it was discovered
that the pipes, all the way from Croton Ike tol
the city, have been swimming pond for the
fish, Numbers of=whito and yellow bass were
found, and. as fast as found were roasted by the
iahorers#ats the greatro frs kept.up during
the nigh, and eaten with ayidity One of the
fish thus caughtwas nine inchessin length.
81 -z--<4 49,
TnE, Hartford Times suggests that, as#the4Re-
politicians do moi relishzt1e prefix Black, they
may with Rropriety change their party manuel to
Ird.o'f Republicans in consideration Of the fs
centeSP PLOTS of the 81 ssaWatomien cham pom
a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29
$ Charles London Cordial Gin.

The Place to get your Meat.
Nj ATFHEW SEAMAN would respectfully announce to
III his friends aud the public, that he has rs.
moved from the stall OF UnnFtes H. Bender, that
turs he may be found at stall where
Hose desiring the r9r ei;siesst cuts al kinds OF meat,
are invited to CALL He is tekfr the liberal
heretofore extended 10 him. determination
deserve patronage tie future Solicits continuance
OF Tue sane. oct3-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29

&c the Be-Drasged aud 1'oisoned CItIzens
of Wheeling 4nut Vicinity.
Youare overrun With deluge of the yest compounds In
the form OF AleOhOc Drinks" that from
that pest Of society, the LouoR MIXER sold to-
y5u as luxury they dispensed you as NIedi.
ethe, and in either c.se the eEsctis tile same
Tiiers ia but way to escape, and to use as
luxury or medicRuen: safe reliable stimuiant sold
under stamp and seal which renders certain
not been tempered with. Such an arttcleis
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under inspection tie British Govern
ment, Is deicatey favored (ualke any other Gin) h
some of the most valuable reesorayes the Vegetable
Kingdom snd is by the healthy beverage exta,
THs A"Sr kttSESr PHYSic4Ss OF EUROPE
only resonmend Its use by the hale and hrarty pre-.
scribe II as medicine where siinuant Is required
THs FEXlLs slllfnd not only Cordial,
but certain reie;n sunerinss of periodical character
AS4LrrIc&L CnHIsTs RAxEs pronounce
pure, and It's restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart and pint bottles ali pEuocs7s
CHS, sc.
For saleta Wheeling Va, by T. u. LOGAN CO., Main
street. T. d. oHNsToE, Market st. and others
EDMUND e. CHARLES, General Agent.
my17-d&wl1m DEPOT. No. ~ BRO AovgAY, NJ