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"GET TIE HEST. >,

4 rVop' vel made and property adjusted PIE.
- fortcHs are We 80 49,
....ung none but the Hrst,u n a. 49, 80.
.-,y ~ yeals, and no regpcnzi.he Nv M
P',soy oher safer or better iudrcerents ' - ~
ne most Important ant vsisshts
ytsl ln thesc iusrlu 4nis shch, AZ More bsr. ,s
49, 49, sell ~ 1881 viii thf D. tstg ~,
psv 49, - &c sosiy .nl eumbsrou,s Psno a. -
Eb such delcaey q information y Y,su S1,.nins,i
- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

VIC uhirT Elei As Executor ~ 81
y ~ Hii sell, on The premises .ha am. I,v a.
49, n @ above rnsntinred e. ~ peTishaIe rr.r+y on
~, st' consisting % sos-fod furniture of ar.
'sl Gln~'e farming utensils % every And rrarlv NJ
.ly ii'ie wagon carIags buggy, mules v1ir,i-
@ gse, D, hsai q cattle 20 hogs. aJ bushels on wbsat H.
imp>sihle 90 de5crihr 10 Advertisement ' 'e csc
@ 20 Al sums q sud under siu eash over hat sro,,
-, NJ interest charged. aud be- rsr1ii.l n
pSne'uaiy paid the purchaser giyirs sh spproti
- 49,, THOMAS TAYLOR
re- n-''l. tSec'r of Mrs Eusn v : Crryo,v
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JOHN e. sHAFER.

DRAPER AND TAILOR,
EXCHANGE BUIIDING
Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Va,
MOULD respectfully eau attention neu styiss ~ varr
~ 500 "'Ni1N "VVDa ts2e-diy
NOTICE To TAN PAYRHs.-pur,uaut 20 nj, ,,T
- 49, P,l .,lh ~ ls' vii attend a. the Collie
Tors uce ~ ne Ciy Hal from The 18Th 8fs on neb
inclusive % receive NE remaining hair from rt
~ ~ en o deduction % 10 per bv having py5u.iv
WV "-i il "ai iast Wiih said
g , 60, JULIUS 4 HOHsON G q ii
y " W Wl b seen ~ ne above hat Collector Il r..
~ auend y e Office from thc aih 90 4ist month IL rsr
sNe, remaining sue RON Iuae last Before the January tern
Ne Husing' Court he q re1ufed BY ordinance 10 sBvs- an
gen tch eiae 70 BE- sold payment taxts Persons
Eho have not done u necessity or c.nov .,a -
thsm before Ne advsrtisea. ''' " Wv On
del-tm A ~ n ~ q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

VIII L Low Nelson County, Virginia,
and NE city Of Lynehburg and the Court Appeals Of rnIs
At Richmond and LeEisbarg. s-'
He will also buy and sell land In ,h
counties. ,ois -
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A GARD TO MEMHERs OF THE LEGIsI.,

"A IuRE-i would respectfully suggest Mebs before
ing hsr homes one thing Whchis this shC they have small
Imperfect and fading LfteHssss friends relayes WHO are
they should bring such with them copied
by Ne MNS who prepared copy every style Of
and enlarge them TO desired size colore In on
or Eater os thus enabling beautifully ex.cu-
ted NE size Idrfrd IN oil other
dng picture ry NAV have o. their loyrd should
ey also desire 20 secure - themselves friends fne
and unfldng hkeness either AHEE1rYF Ps pm ri AN in
India Ink OIL Water Cour Crayon they should come
ed have the executed by c. W MINIS AZ his
IrrlnFed fotogr1ph and fine Art Gas 2I Main street
MI Minis has In his employ the Artists In al the
various branches ot his much diversified produces wor
equal not superior that o. similar establishment eih,r
NORM OF South In all cases guaranteeing satisfaction his
oh Otherwise They not expected o.
beatty l. To- cvrry are The various stys IN Pr
trAHGre executed IL his GALLERY n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

~ heHO HIRING FOH iSGO.-The undersigned Of
Ies hs srces Oh thr ruh trer of Ner1as ~ fba ~
.lnf ear li decreased cSrciInce enables hin co,0stv -
promise toe Hho engage BE- srrvcs that hair tusr. ~
tended % IN the most satisfactory manner.
ieTaona eefinr NfFrnes arnaaf haze OIL.
nl'c'l of ihel WIZ proper attention nrasas u sIrF
- ' f'''nP' returns uiade quarterly LUCIEV LEWIS
10 d., once under Metropontsn Han.
''- iA Richmond vi
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BRYAN'S TASTELESS vERMlFUGE,

BRYAN'S TASTELESS VIRMIFUGE,
NorER's HOPE
fretful palld, M
Was the mothers pride
"somethng be
The distracted parent cried.
Worms" the doctor said, and gave
Jalap ealomel, gambooge,
But all things proved useless,
BtyAn's Tsstsless NermifOFe.
Put mp In bottles, price % sold
DIR mcClintock's PectornI syrup. Coughs that
have become constitutional yield 20 this
Nscous matter which Hines with
respiration, acts Ike healing balm lungs Gains
and ooths all the respiratory relied ON Wien
all else has failed Price 81 sold by PIsHER
pr. mcClintock's Cold and Cough Mixture
Among the cold and cough remedes that
alone stands the solid basis OF science DR. Me
Cniock stands In the fore profession lie STAKES his
reputation on what he oners to the sick genuine
nosD I'm
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BY HECTOR DAVIS, AucrioSEEa.

CD likely Negroes N'' w" -" 90
oei3-du HEcTER DAvrs Aue.
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V,HE JUVENILE PUBLICATIONS OF

d. APPLETON 81 CO.,
Nos $40 and 3IS BROADWAY
wEEE,
The fOloElng JUVENILES suitable
FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES
BABY NIGHT CAPS,
BY the Author Of "Nighi Caps" FAnnys sores
vol Square l6mo. so cents
A Night Cap Letter from Aunt Fanny.
The story Told TO Minnie.
Jack and his Friends
Little Helen.
How Little susy Lost and Found
- book just suited for little commencing 10 read ia
one the most difficult things In the making
Auh Fanny mas In making herself with
little youngers and We have doubt KRIS
large number Of copies"
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70, ~ se,' 'r women 81 ne folouins knds -Womeas
tuts % = , - p, 6to9 WonenN
Ser.d leeie ncots Gto nlads O.. -sr arier W.
ens Wine Dutch Boots Mss Booze o. an Qualities Chers
shoes very heavy and good, of sale w ~
noae PUrvw wATTs,
zoo LHs. CANDLE WICK receiving tor ..,, By
.'NFV tnofAl iNO y GORDON 4 sON
teAL OtL.-No eoal on that win burn ksauHfaly AMI
- -lu.'e' s'eH n'N' PftERsON, Drurrist
GLOVER SELL bushels strictly prire Ciovr seed
~ Tor sale ~ FnNOND DtVENPORr A ca
CgT LoAR SUGAR. Cut loaf sugar, also iov grade o.
~ brosn Sugar for ~
MOCHA COEFRR, ., superior qu.uy-so bale, 70, Al,
- ldece q, DAVENPORT
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- -. IAhLOH has Just received ,nothsr on nRtaa.,
$500 flANuc ~ only Faros conafrurad a.
snuec prcipiss or strength duahlty pssr =, sg -
NJ -. icy are lr superior etlrr Pi.g..
iNtt aft tthy aln.red ~ ~ Who ts4rT -. 'i--
~. TN. T. =. TIA LHEHG says OF thrss.
V r Alnl tni noble " has rsrarffV
~ slnd % singing 1nd % volue Of toue u 9- ft .'nnH
GOrrsCttttE iTg, Ii5I ,r ~ se sEestness
eminent Professors ssy ofu,fa NNa maay nteE
one % ne squarss sgaai ne BEST Grand pi.os F,,, .
7''' ANlAal inue auHef.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

BY DICKINSON hill a Co. Aae,.
NEGROES.-rHIs DAY At 10 o'cloes viii be ,o,s 50 NJ,
dren DtcEiSaoS NH :. ~, N'''-
deS2-d4n N-'' No. = ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

PORN OF PROXY.
A-sss az hssn bv tiess prSssnts. mat -
signed do hereby constitute appoint s,orp.y ~.
-. 80 IN name ~ vote an questions thai z.av h..
nFt We meeting Of the siockhoiierl tsr Rch-os
r''F''sf U" N' l-Ii 20
ata .lto 'lA4 on
present, and voting ln person. were
In testimony uhereof have b.r.,.,. Al
band ths day q
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lust OPENED.

TINT OPENED.-
~ Beaver Ovcrcoats
Pilot do.
Lyon skn. DO.
Rbei Tricot do
Boys Cloths Far sal. nv
DEL DARRACOr, HARRIS A co. ii2 Main 2,
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lanes spL LIE SaD! SToSE o. PIANO FoRTEs.

= AWES WOODHOUSE & CO. r.spa-,
- l-lu aAao lnce hat uty EuccerdrI la
Nsth ipul zoe Ore WbCh reCsntb r,..I .
pulling occupied ~ nr,m, their " '' HGTH
.tlrn A., ,i nntire Stoeh OF Piano Portcs,
,Itry also saved nrRs portion 81 tb.Ir Htc,L. -,
srrs-s.i. a. ~ seer Win newly purchased sfoet vii -
So IN aef oid stand within week. "
fully fled ''' WIZ DC promptly aud fiith-
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- Ioi.t.,AHi q hhT'1 Ancts
\ NEGhOES-Ne will sell This Morning, at 10 o'oloeh,
u " 10 Likely Negroes. PULLIAM a BETTs, Auct..
VI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

lHh amt llih streets l. \. MOORE,
se'-dAem lat lieut., isi Dragoons Recruiting Oaic,r
n RICHMOND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
ID ] am rrcprrvi. aul Tor several
~ past, to make order kinds Ior L ari So
hr adifs gent men miss boys ani servants under iheup
htenhAnSr 81 Nc Henry ha well knosn ne citizens II Rich
nond and The iAc-n country aud faithful ortmgp
Oa a. No Broad street leave yeur orders Cv
w'rk aiWays on hand dr3-Im wM 2 W rAyrop
nRESS GOODS.-we have reduced he price NJ al an,
~ Dress Goods much below What asked for them s,
10 he season. " '''' ''''V'
We are nov Offering Mousl1n Robes Printed Merncs Pop,s
Printed housglains stks, Sk Robes Merinos A. s.
very log prices, very auNns our stok before
hr lsi January, We viii offer ha4zsias
DEB CHILEs & CHENERY
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y ne public hat he has established ifr,s.ff I. vt Nv
hfgker and General Commission Merchant
ne w attend q ne purchase and sale ofcrchands rrrer,
Aao, four, Wheat Corr Tobacco and IN fasrrpf.os II -
W. special hte9ilon IN Be given business ss
he refers, by permission. 70
Lewis WEBB, Ffq
Nessrs Dunlop, M1ncurc a Co,
Elulond Dsvenpars = q, Richmond Va
Bacon a HatkerVue.
Bryant. Urty 4 Tfoimes. /
Spence Reid. I hafimore
rwclls CO, Phuadeiphia
Thomas Aonahau, Esg NsE Yea.
wa. q ROYsrER
-, uace ccrner Cary and virginia -
Z. ~ =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12

THE CHILDREN'S PICTURE GALLERY.
ENGRAvINGs FROM 100 PAINTINGs OF EMINENT ENGLISH
ARTISTS
lvoL, 4to. also
This admirable Picture
eary 70 mention that contains large Engrayngs
ng In the Odn Tine Rosa DO nheur Cinderella by
Cuckshank See saw Webster Children Of edward by Paul
della Roche" SC, SC
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WINS o. wICKHAM
ty--- - , Q. TAYLOR, Trustees.
(loMuIsSIONE R,S sALRo RR,I uS,r,.
MISUNDERSTANDING. &c. N, Aue,Inn-

lnle iaey preceding the above sale Of m. r,1 80. fl,
,r,s ~ - We Household and Kitchen Furuiur. be-
A. ~ OF 'onh iassnu consisting ~ the usual ysr,.
a. -. ''''- -, -, 4 y WILLIAMS Adm
ue--tls with TIE vii anusved, Of JoNn IySar, -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
NTnrkets-NEw YORK. Nov. :

D.
mddling upands.
FLouR-Receipts 24,O6 bbls: sales $4,000 bbls; State
and western heavy, and a Oc lower; Superfne State
81 20 415 extra State S4,Sj a 1876; round hoop Ohio
s54O % $50; common to good extra Western $500 %
5,35; southern dull and heavv sales 800 bbs: mixed
good S550 "a 570 fancy and extra S575 @ ST25; Canada
super dun; 100 bbls extra at $50 a $50.
GRAlN.-Wheat heavy and nOminallv &c lower, with
out any sales of moment Corn heavy; sales $500 bush
yellow southern ST. Jersey and round yellow IS a 90
Oats dull Southern and Jersey 81 4lc Northern and
Western "A a 44tc.
PROVlSIoNS-Beet unchanged; sales 800 bbls; coun-
Try mess 50 @ 525; prime, 81 a AIS repacked Chicago
IS "a S925; prime S9 Pork mess lower; sales 1900 bbls
mess Sl520 "a 1928; prime Sl050 Bacon active; Hams
81 90 ~ Shoulders SC. Lard shade better; sales 400
bills including 800 bbls in December and January 01c
Butter dull; ONO IL Sc; State Is a gle. Rice firm.
SUGARS firm and tending UPWARD New Orleans 40 hhds
at n &c. Muscovado. 1000 hhds at g q 1ac; Havana
goo boxes Coffee quiet and firm; Rio 500 bags at s a
4c java 20O mats at l4 Molasses quiet; Muscoyado,
Is hhds at "a "a &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
The "Insurgent" Trials.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Nov. 4.-Shields
Green, one of the negro prisoners, was found
guilty this morning. The first count for trea
son was abandoned, upon objections taken by
Mr.. Sennott, that it was not proven that the
prisoner was free person, and therefore did
not come under the statute, which reads !:
"Any free person." &c. Sentence was defer
red. Copeland, the mulatto, is now upon trial,
Mr., Sennott defending. Mr. Griswold, wEo
came especially in Browns case, left here this
evening. Tranquility is being restored.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
Mutiny ON Sbipboard

NORFOLK, Nov. 6.--The bark William A.
Perkins, Capt Bennett, from City Point, bound
to Marseilles, is in Hampton Roads with her
crew in state of mutiny. The mate, S. Cor
ham, who was stabbed in the lungs and dan
gerously injured has been brought here for
medical attendance. Officers have gone down
to arrest the mutineers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
Morocco,

Late advices from Tangiers state TINT Geo
V. Bruno United States Consul was preparing
to leave for Gibralter, taking with him all his
baggage. He expected the Spanish force
would make an attack by sea and land and
afterwards occupy Tetuan and Tangiers. The
French expedition corps was ready to take the
field. Indemnity for depredations done is to
be claimed and secured for the line of the
frontier. 1t was stated that the French sol
ders who were made prisoners on the 31st of
August were all burntalive by the Moors, and
that the French troops were burning 10 take
revenge for this act.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 5.-William Harrison,
alias Hazlett, was to-day surrendered to the
authorities of Virginia. upon the requsition Of
Gov. Wise, as implicated i'll the Harper's Fer
ry troubles. He left for Virginia today at
p. NJ, via Chelmsburg.
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a Prisoner Drowned.

ALBANY, Nov. 6--Last night at II O'Clock,
two Auburn policemen came up on the Hud-
son River railroad with two persons handcuff-
ed. Soon after going on board the ferry boat
one of them jumped overheard. 1t it supposed
the wheel struck him and he was killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07

says conversation between Palmerston and
| the French ambassador, in London, as reported
| by Lie Nord, had caused much emotion in Paris
and while the French government had asserted
that 1t would not change its policy as regards
Morocco Spain had repeated its disavowal of
an ambitious project attributed TO her.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
Is assured that NJ. Mon had sent despatch to
Madrid to say that England no longer opposed
the expedition against Morocco.
Italy.
1t is reported at Turin that Gen. Deborme-
da would soon retire from the ministry of for
eign affairs, and be succeeded by Cavour. The
Pope returned to Rome on the 18th ut. A
great crowd assembled on his passage through
the city
The government of Rome has received in
telligence that the Bishop of Rmini and other
priests had been imprisoned, and that the au-
thorities of Pesaro had seen letters from ennis
saries, exciting to rebellion. The provinces
are now in submission to the Papal troops.
The reports of disturbances at Palermo are
confirmed. The conflict between the troops
and the people began on the 9th and lasted till
the 18th. At Bagbhera, near Palermo, quiet
had been restored, but Palermo was in a state
Of siege.
The interview between the Pope and the
King of Naples had been adjourned.
Conferences have been held between the
Pope and the French ambassador, and it was
stated that ordinances granting administrative
reforms were ready and would soon be pub
ished.
Prussia.
Great preparations are being made in Ger.
many to celebrate the Schiller Festival. The
Prussian minister of Police refused to allow
the projected torchlight procession in Berlin.
Democratic demonstrations are being formed.
Tie foreign minister had received the Tus-
can deputation, and virtually stated that the
Prussian vote would not be opposed to the
wishes of the Tuscan people.
The Vienna Gazette announces that BaIon
Won Hubner, Minister of Police, had rendered
his resignation, which had been accepted. He
was succeeded by Baron Thierny. The new
minister summoned to his office the editors Of
the different papers and notified them in
friendly manner that the ministerial pro-
gramme of August last would be modified
The retirement of General Aid de Camp
Count Grienne is also announced. On the oath
a report was current that Baron Van Bruck
had retired from the Ministry of Finance
which caused some depression in the funds.
The Austrian correspondence subsequently
contradicted all rumors of retirement from the
ministry, and denied that any difficulties ex-
listed in the Cabinet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
Ahont the Pardon of Brown.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. Sit is ascertancd
that under the laws of Virginia the Governor
cannot pardon person convicted of treason to
the Commonwealth, except with the consent of
the General Assembly declared by joint re-
soutiou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The steamer De
Soto, from Havana, on the I'd inst, has arrived
here. Sugar was dull. The stock was $780, 900
boxes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07

FARTHER PoINT, Nov. 6.-The steamship
North American, from Liverpool Oct. 18th.
passed here to-day. The Asia had arrived
out
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07
MARYLAND Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The Senate stands
Democrats Il, Americans 10; House-Demo
Gratis Al, Americans %.
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fii.1 1AOChoL IL La - lie mouse
+ HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Nsiii Cottage House. nearly new situated at the east
-end Of Home street, within eight minutes walk of
the fost Office and contains eleven good sized rooms
well arranged for two small families or all may be occu-
pea Tor one. The Lot contains 5000 feet of land and an
eAceieht well OF water Terms easy. Inquire the
premises A. Is. PRICE
worcester, Oct III, 1853. d2w+ o24
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- family, on Wellington street, No 8, having rooms
IN pest OF repair with soft water bathing room and warm
ca with furnace, making the most convenient
ana pleasant tenements to rent in the city Inquire
GEO. Z. BRYANT,
OLD DIFF No. Mechanics Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-07

'NO RENT.-A desirable House to rent
=. = of eight rooms, on High street, Apply to ANGRY
FAY, No. Is High street. diff nd
, 1859-11-18
PIJGET SOUND HERALD.
SrEILACOOM, W. 7, FRIDAY, NOV. IS, 1859.


MIsCELLANEOUs ITEMS.
Spufgeon has got the foundation stone of his
new Tabernacle laid. II is to cost e25, 900, and
to be ready by-ls6l. Three thousand specta.
tors were present on the occasion, and e5, 900
was collected on the spot; one gentleman laying
down Q check for $4,000.
When Napoleon l. entered Italy, in 1890, he
gained six victories in fifteen days, and took one
hundred and twenty standards, fifty-ivo pieces
Of cannon, and fifteen thousand prisoners.
Napoleon ILL., is by race an Italian, by birth a
Dutchman, by school education German, by
military education Swiss, by political studies
an Englishman, and by his crown he is aFrench-
man.
The Mayor Of certain town out west proposes
to kill half the dogs Of his town, and tan their
hides with the Idrk Of the other half
A Yankee physician, named Bates, from Ash
field, Mass, has established himself and is doing
good business in HakOdadi, Japan.
Aparty Of mcnagerie shOwmen have hit up
on plan Of getting among the the people in
Ohio. They follow the rival candidates for Gov
ernOr-who are canvassiug the State; and after
the political beasts have exhibited themselves,
they try the others.
The Boston Ledger, now discontinued, is re-
ported to have sunk $4,000 in the attempt to
establish 1t. -' NT T..'. ''-..'''"
A Hy trap, invented at Berlin, Conn, caught in
q dining room in hotel in Manchester, N. H.,
1900 fics in one minute, on wager, aud won
the stakes
A Coroner In Arkansas, after empanneling his
jury, said: "Now, gentlemen, you are to de-
terinine whether the deceased came to his death
by accidence, by incidence, or by the hand Of the
incendiary." The verdict was that "The dc
ceased came to his death by accidence, in the
shape Of q bowie-kniie.
By the use Of eyeglasses you may see as
much as Is to be seen; by the use Of another
kind Of glasses you may see twice as much.
A country editor having received two gold
dollars in advance for his paper, says he still al
lows his children to play with other children as
usual.
II Is no more than right that men should seize
Time BY the forelOck, for the rude old fellow,
sooner or later, pulls all their hair out
Mrs. Fantadling says: "If Il were not in
tended that women should drive their husbands
Why are they put through the bride ceremony,
To and out the number Of children in a street.
commence beating q bass drum. To find out
the number Of idle men, start dog fight
Within Ave years in Indiana there have been
erected twenty.seVen hundred school-hOuses ut
an expense Of eleven hundred thousand dollars
In the last year, six hundred and fifty school
houses were built at a cost Of three hundred
, 1859-11-18

-" II. Dr.Ouysotrslmpfovou Extract ot Yellow
Dock and eAEsapara put up In quart bottles contains
Me pure Honduras than other preparation
sxiant which h chemically combined with the Extract Of
Heog Dock and tie Extract Of Wild Cherry thus making the
remedy more thoroughly ecient than any other sarsapaa
before the public. Al the time II perfectly free from
I'll mineral posons Whrh be sad Of any the
earsapafA compounds The invalid should beware Of min
era and metallic polsons which Into and form active
basis Of most Of the eaFsapaas and Panaceas Of day.
ouy1ottS Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and SaTaapara
does not contain particle Of these substances any
ascertain By applying the necessary tests.
let ~ posonou. sarsapara preparations alone, and
0uyloeb Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and sarsapara
which thoroughly ecaclous, perfectly harmless aud purrS
vegetable. All kinds Of disease yield 10 s genial Influence
A. puFeF Of The blood and The various skin Diseases
D m and 60. The QUART BOTTLES, sold by druggist.
PAIfK q WHITE, General Agents, Importers and
peaier In Al valuable Patent Medicines, t30 Washngon
street, San Franceco. 8O:3m
, 1859-11-18
BATsEI5!

BY which the most wonderful and quickest cures a
effected without particle Of nasty and poisonous med
cine of any kind and be makes very moderate charge
idea that be does it all
, 1859-11-18
w1thOut PaY /!

81 These Baths improve the complexion, rendering
the skin so and smooth, and adapted 10 all Female
Difficulties. Ladies' are requested 20 accompany each
other and every facility Is offered for th ir enjoyment
They may he taken BY persons In perfect health being
the most luxurioas Bath ever devised. 2l:tf :
, 1859-11-18
IA WASHINGTON HOTEL, fsss
LII Corner OF Main and second streets,
p...rH OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

-VNHE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
IL nectlon with and part Of the washington Hotel
large two story building, 20 by so feet by which he Is
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacious comfortable and excelleutly ven
public house in Washington Territory An idea Of his
ability TO accommodate the public may be the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
drawing rooms or parlors. i1ciilG l,4 =
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the proprietor and having TINS enlarged
upon his former business he feels confident he can render
the s1oum Of strangers with him comfoFabls and plea
SAINT and pains shall be spared to set bis table as well
any in Ike business Beds and bedrooms furnished to
such as may desire them. NJ MS .Uii ie1 I7
Board by the day aud week. -Iff
good stable Is attached to this establishment which
viii Be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public 5si rd} baesr,
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
.0LYNPIA, Dec. 9Th, 1851. sly