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Administrator,s Sale.
TERRITORY, p,nho,o Co..,
County Of Clarke. fiOO1'e No''i''

County Of Clarke. iiOO1'e No''''
Estate of DAVID c. PARKER, Deceased.
.- LEWIS VAN VLEET, Administrator.
DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER
ID 10 issued the Administrator Of the estate Of
DLVID @. PARKER, deceased. by the Probate Court
Of said county and territory cd the day Of July A.
D., 1859 will sell at public Outery the premises
in W0h0ugal precinct. County Of Clarke and Terri
tory Of Washington within the usual hours Of sales
on the TWENTY-F0URTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1859, the following property belonging W said estate,
viz All the land belonging to said estate, together
with the tenements heredtamentS and appurtenances
thereto belonging said land being about 2lO acres,
With valuable farm house upnn it. Also the town
lots Of the town Of Parkersville will be sold by single
lots This farm and town are situated on the north
bank OF the Columbia river, about Ouehalf mile from
the mouth of Washougal creek, with good steam
boat landing.
TERMs--0nequarter cash. and the balance in six
months, with legal interest from day OF sale with Sc
curilY to the satisfaction Of said administrator
LEWIS VAN VLEET,
Administrator Of the Estate OF David G. Parker dec
WPshougal W. T., August I, 1859. 4w37
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NtID advertisements.
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, According to the official returns Of
w the general election held according to law in
the Territory Of Washington the lth day Of July
A. D. 1859, The whole number Of votes cast for Dele
gate To Congress Two thousand Seven Hundred
and Seventy-hve and
:. Whsrsas, ISAAC [. STEVENS received Sixteen
Hundred and Eightyfour, and VIM. H. WALLACE
received Ten Hundred and Ninety-one and whereas
ISAAC I. STEVENS has received the highest number
Of votes cast
Now, therefore, I, RICHARD D. GHoLsON, Governor
OF the Territory Of Washington, do publish and de.
clare ISAAC l. STEVENS 10 be duly elected Delegate
10 Congress for the term Of two years.
Given under my hand at Olympia this 10th day Of
August, in the year OF Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ifty-nine.
II. D. GHOLSON.
Governor and Acting Secretary Washington Territory.
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& CHAs: PLUMMER.
AdmiMistrntOr's NaIc.
TERRITORY, | p.,,.,o c0n,,
CiaIk County. 'o0"'e "ou'''

Cia'k County. N'O''
Estate Of Isabella Rogers. Deceased
LEVI FABNswOKrH, Administrator.
DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER
ID u issued the Administrator Of the estate Of
ISABELLA Il. ROGERS. deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county and Territory the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1859, in pursuance Of an uIder issued t.
me by the said Court the l7th OF May, A! d. 1861
! will sell at public cutlery at the Court House duOr
in the city OF vancouver, Clarke County, Washington
Territory, within the usual and legal hours Of sales
,n the IwCntySeventh day of August, AID 1859 the
following property belonging to said estate
THE VANCOUVER STEAM SAW MILL,
which is now in successful and profitable operation, to-
together with all the sppurtcnances incident Or be-
longing IN the same in any way whatever Hs also the
lots on which the mill stands, and which is known on
the plan Of said city lots five (5) and six (G) In
block fOrty-eight (4s). Also, lots one O), two (2)
three 90, four ~, seven %, eight (s), in block
torlycight ~,
TERMs--A credit Of six months, with notes drawing
legal interest from the datp, with sufficient security
and lien reserved on sHid premises, will be given
and required, --.-
LEVI FARNSWORTH,
Administrator Of the estate OF Isabella Il. Rodgers
deceased .....
Vancouver W. T, July IA. 1859. 4w35
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as- We have been requested to state, by the board
Of Directors of the Olympia School District No. 2
that suit will be commenced against all persons in
debted for the terms ending November, 1858, and
February 1852 unless payment is made on OF before
the Goth of the present month, to VIM. NJ. Randall
clerk Of the hoard.
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DS- TayIOrs Minstrels will give their
FIRST entertainment in Olympia tomorrow
evening at Barns hall on First street.
We doubt not all who attend will be well
pleased.
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"LnNl0N GLuR House GIN"
And WINDOW SASH.

A SPLENDID assortment Of Hardware and VIA
n dow ash, will be found and sold % per cent.
cheaper than at any other store, BY
". BETTNAE.
Olympia. May | 1889. 22U
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Farm for Sale.

7 WILL SELL MY FARM, CONTAINING THREE
EHundred and twenty acres, situated six miles from
Olympia, the road leading to Grays Harbor,
There are 200 prairie belonging to II, and so
acres under ence;-an orchard containing 500 apple,
md number of plum and pear trees from three to
five yeaH old.
alsJfe feGer for sale my house and lot in Olympia,
opposite the Catholic church.
y. KISER.
Olympia, Aug. 10, 1859. 50
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To all Whom it may Concern.

CATBFACrORY EVIDENCE HAVING BEEN
pprOduced to the undersigned, one Of the Justices
Of the Peace for Claim County Washington Territory,
that there i wreck Of vessel the beach south Of
Cape Fattery. and that said wreck is In the possess
Ion Of Z. H. McALMoND, Wreck Master. and Is In q
perishable condition, hereby order said f. II. MOAL.
MoND Wreck Master for said County to sell and dis.
pose Of said wreck at public auction forthwith, and
deposit the proceeds of said sale according to law
Given under my hand this 4th day Of July. 1853.
(Slgned) d. +. BROWNFIELD, .
Justice Of the Peace.
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DlssoIntlon OF PartnershIp.

TINHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
L U.G G.. Warbass and Lewis Ensign was dissolved
by mutual consent Oh the I'd day Of July last. All
persons indebted to the concern will please make i'm
mediate payment tn U G. WarbAss ; and those having
demands will present the same to him for settlement
U. g. WARBASS
LEWIS ENSIGN.
Olympia, July 2s, 1859 So
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BLA(kSNIIHLNG!

7NHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT a
l. fully inform the citizens Of Olympia aud a. 81
the public generally. that he has removed his W
stock and tools from the old stand at Dickersons to
the building door east Of WestbroOks Livery Sta.
bic where he Is now prepared to execute all Kinds Of
Blacksmthng on the shortest notice. Repair -
ing and shoeing done cheap as the cheapest IN
Wagons irOned after the latest and most apN II
proved patterns, and all manner OF Blacksmith ) Y
ing done in e workmanlike manner. Give me call.
J. =. GUERIN.
Olympia, March 3, 1863. lGtf
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Ranier. OregGn.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THE
l. public, (but more particularly those who are in.
terested in driving stock from Oregon to the Sound
country, that be has, in connection with others,
opened u good road from this place To st. Helens,
there connecting with the st. llelens and Plains road
stock, will find it much to their advantage to
down the west side OF the Columbia river and
cross at RaniGr where they aad will be erred
reasonable terms-the undersigned having furnished
himself with good scow for the business .
A. P. MINEAR,
Nov Ie50 o5tF
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AuCTIoN NOTICE.
sLEIGHs, WAGONS RcCKAwAYs, HARNESS, BL4N.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR,
win i " O'Clock the ssesrooms 6 Cedar street On.
rose the Post Office Rockaways Wagons slide seat Top Bug
ee single and double Harness. blankets Sleigh lap and
risge Robea.
ALSO,
One large superb three ses,ed Sleigh III hold pine nsf1ops
Also, some other styles, smaller szes,
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4 ,. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
"A The adjourned sale sf of7 lots extending from 2th
IN l6h street. and fronting Broadway the Har
lem river Of the Dyckman estate WI DO bold at tho Mar
6N THURSDAY, Dec %, 1859,
AT IL O'CLOCK, BY
A. ]. BLEECKER, SON 4 co.
large proportion of tho purchase money may remain %
mortgage for
n BIN consequence Of the unfavorabe weather before
the previously selected for the sae afford
this besuu located property The sale has
been adjourned 10 and fixed for
THURSDAY, Dec g, 1850
when WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE, and be made
WITHOUT RESERVE For mans and particulars apply NJ
the aucuo1eers Office, No Pine street.
A j. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
"A. EkGLlsl sND FRENCH DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BARREILEn
ROWLING PIECES AND SHOT GUNS,
ENGLISH WATERS TRAYS, &c.
J BLLECkEH, SON 4 CO.,
viii sell on FhIDAY, December 3d.
at II o'clock. IN solesroou No. Pine street.
enc invoice Of French and English double and single bar
relied Fownc Pieces snd Shot Guns comprising go assorted
9 steel barrels tat aud hollow ribbed forward and back
ton ocka, German silver mounted, &c
Also invoice in variety, English Walters aud Trays Ia
sets and dozens.
Aso so dozen Stewards patent Door Springs Nos and
Also, invoice Dury Forsyth Platform Scales gotd
order
Catalogues ready on Thursday.
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Henry q LRsps AgCrIossEsEE s 1sA..E S1 oM

IIENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER;. -sALEsSRoO
IL No = Nassau strcet-nENRY II LEEDS q W. WI
SELL ut auction, Wednesday Pee At Us ecacx y .ne
spacious sAlesroone No 56 Broedw corner Oh spring sec
Elegant Marble s.auary Fancy Goods &C OIns's MS
Satunry Vases &C. These Goods are al OF recent mpora
ton and admirably calcrkssd Tor me p,ssen % ING
Beautiful carved ssa.uary-Among tho satIary WIZ pc
Grand Duke Of Playing Child BY Baruza bust
Of the Emperor copied from the orisina IN me vascan
Ic Venus Of CanovS buss OF Dante, Minerva.
Aiso received Canton and Japan aarse and VALUABLE
o,.orsycn Of viz Work Bores Tables cshi
.sss Desks Boxes Game ditto backgammon boards inlad
Ware &c. So, A..,.ur,, nu,u,. ru~~
&c, Berlin Ware and other articles Of vrn. Glassware,
The above goods may DO purchased pvs sale before
and after the eale,
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sAa.A.s az aucxlsys.

A Lotion NOTICES. 4 T. BoGARr AUcTIONEExs
, as'. Ssy At o,s o.sck The suction North
ed sarnt.re consisting Of m ,hogany loies nrshsgs
ss. a, Dishes e,l Mirrors ' Oil pa as -" Work se
sss0s %sh ss French and cottage edse
TsaD Aise "a saS ao ,as1e
Dug r.. M g.
THURSDAY lee g .,io :cloct :. NO % Ran thirty
SOFAS Lounges TursS .s oSss % ROE ssss
IA marble .s sT;:as sarssa
msm srr ~ Sss6isf Tspssry srusass pl, and
extension r.Sis and a SS nss
snd GasswAre; quantity u Books Kitchen Puniture 40
d SALE q fsAnx S1s DRY
I'D Is s:sss's &C.: s,s
sns ss ~ psn .s s . Also large S q Piece
ssssmsrss poessina, vessnga Plies Lnuga Boots and
snocs: rnrs. 90
e s sATE os LoToRs
Ssy at ic O'Clock ,sa wam ST Get roosrsss rsa
esSs salt
CIT Sss White se . and sherry Wine 5000
4 ssIGFEys "a sAh4 9. HATS, oAra yyaa, 40
a. !. 10 q ~ osss ::
Has, 0sD Su :' f.sss I a:s 'as e
Counters and Futures =
AuoTror NoTIox-Bv v 9; JEwerr. 10 RRe 4D
n wsy near Liberty street Tit. day Dee q a.ll e
NUTS capss and Cus also cSampasns caret Sesars Plat
q HENRY GREEN viii .sl his DAY q io ocass :. I9s
% Had
cry, &c
RRoowNE NICHOLS, ACCOMMODATING. SELL,
~ ~ as asy wsdne:ds, Dec q and III continue TO
81 each S.y :, iS oclosH .hsIr ssisssoo@: S.s:sa
q :Sss y s
% sr 1ns "' w. Ware French JAps. pssn and
s :ns b %ss Sets
vesa rsays aor aS
,sMsi ana card bronze gnres Groups ed.loas
mi a E &. ssoys he
ass. . s = a., ~
nesday Dec at one O'clock At their saesrooms IS
sopsssns Nets ' Fss
ard sna sns S e ssa w ss sss
CANT silver plated tea aud breakfast Sets Casters liquor
BRowSE & NICHOLS. .uctioueers VIII SELL on Friday,
i0H O'Clock o A. or sH s15sss $ Nassau street,
sna being ,s Ssse s e
They win be shbi day before The sale AMI usrss.
o ss For % ss s
DANIEL rl SAsHESs A ssnE n FFas
Bg s soaTLTz MsIaEws VIII sell q. auction,
cedi + rs s asss xs snT,prrws rurs
Comprising ,he best and finest goods offered this viz
REaI FITCH HA sr ssEL k. kSAs Msk
asmehs Collars Caps Coat. Gloves &c in ,sa buffalo and
,A sIEiss. SxRkfsaE Asp LAP ROBES.
The whole sssn sn sss
% from % % ss
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4 sse elegant Us Es.s ii
Paintings Velvet and Bruasss Carpets crockery Silver
s ssSTs
u.s. s Ihs ss iii syels
s % Ts M 20 q for
well the furniture is Of the best and
Sofas Arm Chairs Reception Chairs eight
ss ss ss''ssi
beautiful painted shades Rosewood Centre and aide
:a p:
soon and wsrhy Of n
n n as ~ bsass @ n.s
Dining contains superb collection q richly cut and
iss Sal
c0s1y
Chsirs Dinner Table &c Bedrooms contains rosewood Bed
Chair.
Sofa: Bsss b sss and Sws sss
after sale, a. The honse is to let
A lure Brasss. ard Tapestry Carpets, Pier GLASSES,
N DOUGHTY. AucTIoNEER,
S II ss "a se
Broadway Consisting Of rcsswood paTC SUIT in s,mson and
snd Scse Window Curtains BRUISES and nsse
g.. Ss :.seP s'a sas
rosewood mahogany Beds Bur.sns
feaiser Seds Bosers and PIows Bsnse.s Quits sSses
Ssn 1s s Tss s sa sss sns
maple ha U. S Il and
Furniture with witch the sale viii Dealers and
will find this aale worthy their attention.
lot will be peremptorny sold 70 the highest bidder.
uCTrON NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER.
Win sell this At - e "
part Gold Silver Hunting and Open Faced Watches pa
Tent Iepines fine Gold Vest and Guard Chains
Finger Rings Brcoches ard Earrings in sets s,ee,e buttons
Studs Bracelets 81 various paerns Ths whole forming
an assortment well verify Of attention, every lot viii be
perempt0ry so. Ao, all goods warranted represented
on the catalogue ...
Al ore O'Clock large assortment OF Household Furniture,
Carpets and Parlcr Suits Mirrors Bookcasea Centre Tables
Extension Dining Tables Tea Sets Gallery Chamber Furni
ture, 10 &c. -
UCT1oN NOTICE.-B, A. chiffon. AuCrIOrEER
"A COLE Chiffon win cell ss auction, on ThuYsiAy,
Dee r. a II oclcsk on Vie prsr:ss vsho,t reserve the
ture Of The in the hssanept Of az and go 8rod
way southwest Of Howard street, and known the
"Cly Restaurant" The Lease has about four and half
years The annual rent Of 81 900 The place wen
furnshed and doing god busAess Catalogues viii
b Furnished q The sale For further particulars apply As
Auttioneers, No. 40 Nassau street
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TTEHRY r. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER, sALEsROoM NO. q
II Nassau street-Elegant oil Paintings HENRY II.
LEEDS co viii sell at auction. on THURSDAY Dec 29 at IL
O'Clock gallery the ssea-0o No Nassau street.
large and valuable collection Of oil Paintings Of the English
French Flemish BELGIAN schoos Among them
beautiful specimens schools whose no
commenta Also several oil Paintings BY first class American
artists. They exhibition,
TTENRY II. LHEDS AUCTIONEER, SALESROON NO
Ill Is Nassau street-HEKRY a. LEEDS 4 CO. viii sell 81
auction Thursday Dec 20 at IL o'clock Ia front o. store
No q Nassau street Horse and Buggy Horse lb< hands
high bob TALL gentle and stylish driver Also Buggy
with good running order bv one OF The
best city nakers Ako silver plated set Of single
TTENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIOpEER-B HrRAM PACK,
Ii this day, At ION O'clock the entire saloon rs
West street consisting Of dark and pale brandy rh and
40 Also Counters Stools arm Chair. round Table Beds and
Peddng OIL Paintings 10 sua! CASTS 10 gallons
each beer Pumps Stove AID Fxture GLASS ware Crcke,y
&C. sale without reserve. No posponemens regard 70 Ne
weather.
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xnnf, BowERY MADAME wID0EE, CLAIRvOYANxs
ZJO Ffed spansh lsdy. unveils ne mystery q aasusW
for sels lucky numhers property ~ e
No. - BowsrYA betwse1 Asastca and Bseecksf sReeA
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ANTHOLOGY.

COMMUNICATIONS MORROW, eEvEMTN
"A daughter born with cauI hor face, And
translates the language Of the stars 70 the snsng wondsr e
and speedy gv6; tells h0
you will marry, how and at The Of
whole fe the thoughts Of vsters I6a Ludlow street,
sx doors below Houston. +
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ToR sALF-THREE LARGE NEwFeuNDlsas i nj ~
the largest and handeomest In ne c./ ssrs od WeB
sesos back jet black weight lao bs ~ Nd tan Dces
trained Pointer and setters on u ssc parnss breed
Newfoundland Pups Of The srsss sSo. sensSn y -
treatment and cure Of oil nncs NO SadreS "a -
Gardpera Mango Cure Tx cenm pr Pc
go Forty ninth a1xees, near Teptn evenSs
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A q CHRNTOPHER 0rRYET.-Mn0 n. ROEDER, TIL
70 astonishing and never falSrG sstronelosiss seer
gifted LADY has rstarred 70 n city sad gves re
AZ affair and regard - hsa u, wealth and Marriage
love affairs ssrnsyG law ass, dcuty n bussinss. aeseaa
,ends Ae Ma Roodnf succeeds whom AL ofheso
fail Mrs. r. has sitting or ladies' separate from gen
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avenue BY virtue of execution one msman's
Wagon, nearly new. CONRAD REOP, Constable.
IkEERY H. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER- sALEsaooM NO.
q Nassau streetFine old Wines segars Brandies sc
Dec g. at IL O'Clock at the saesrosm No % Nassau street
closing sale Of old Wines Brandes -egars &C. entire
positively sold without reserve, aboe The stock IL well
worthy Of attention and has been largely duplicated
as sale The owners desire 70 css the entire etoak
bua oordon "a and Vino d Jsrea ssnasm.a Ss.sr =
CO. port imperial cabinet sto. aud aa~ms Champagne;
1902; the balance only Old Stevens Brandy. pale and
dark Yacht Club. DO Jockey Club, pale and dark
Jamaica and Antigua Rum, schiedam Gin L,nAon Gin
Central Society Of Vineyard Proprers Brandy
balance fine Havana segas which good
ton buyers at previous sales having received many
duplicate orders for the shall close ont tho re-
America Mlar Conmunes Maria Gaane Medss-ros ri saez
Lsnres La Germ anita fndes kegai aud other favo
rte brands These goods are warranted mpored
goods This las sale this season. good op
portuny for parties desiring standard goods for private
moderate est Positively no other goods admitted.
HEERY II. LEEDS, AgGTloNEER, sALRsRooM NO:
auction Thursday, Dec % At io,s O'Clock the
No q Nassau street magnificent Diamonds
Jews, ws,che, &C. which ne conscience. dise e be sod
msns ofed ut auction In this city aud particularly
adapted for holiday consisting Of elegant Diamond
Roman. Mosaic Canoes Enarnes ard other precious
in Bracelets Necklaces Brooches Ear Rings studs
Buttons &c in fact every variety all Of he mist modern de-
elegant assortment all gold work ia various forms
Chselsine Chains &c Also aspeodM assortment Of da
description Just European Makers all
OF which viii be sold vi bout Offering unusual
opportuniv 70 purchasers every article s by US
catalogue Ready for exhibition on be morning OF
eae.
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VOUNG BACHELoRs SOCIAL CLUB sOrREE, PALACE
= Garden shis evenina-Notce Ia hereby given thM the
carriages mny be ordered Tho avenue cars will run All
nigus, LEWIS SYLVESTER,
Chairman Of Committee OF ArrapScpenQ
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A eTROIAOGY LEAvEY GAN BE CONaULx-
n about Love Marriage aud Absent Friends She slls
Of fe ut 15 Elizabeth Ladies' Is
geatlemsn 70 She speedy marriages and gives
sucky numbers-charees extra.
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fMsps WANTED A SITUATION by AN ACTIVE BUaT.
30. man Of good hsbs either % clerk IN whole
generally useful promang the interest Of h employers
had exper and familiar with the grocery and provision
beness also With bookkeeping To any person who will
their Influence procure him good situation he win give the
above sum Address =. g., box 100 Herald office.
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MADAME RAYS PREDICTIONS ARR CERTAIN--AKxs
wi events Of ME told lucky uumners given speedy
raCee caused age teid Seventh
Twenty AourS 10 X. NJ Ladies Is oenss.
cout,euen 20 Cepts.
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: o CRHEroPHlR sIRKHr-r You WISH 70 HAvn
E.o inforwaNDn e a1tru hfeuoA le thee dooy
ii esnSsM Mn H. KOBDRR the oaly tss seer and ssa
~ 81 nlsvmaAoahe tuowlsdee 81 wh6A VII save leA
sareek near E1x1h av0mUo-
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NEW YoRx, Dec 49, l0Do.
The honor acknowledee reOept Of
your highly aerns and complimentary invitation 70 deliver
upon the subject Of Naval Architecture
veoped Mis- country. The distinguished attached
the invitation make NJ duty will be my ueaest plea
aen lecture upon ne sabsc y,ds srraad s.d
snectny OF The Legislature viii g. with your permis.
sion on thursday Dec 20 and lecture tAfore youon "Amer
seryapt JNo, MCLEOD MUkPHt,
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AuCTIONEER.-BAY HORSE
~ Wagon &c-By =. az. H. s'HENCR, this day at one
O'Clock their salefoom So Nassau Horse
I5 bands high years old nd kind AMI gentle every
also, hockaway Wagon and Harness. want
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A saIGNEEs SALE OF GaOoHRIRs, LIQUORS, 81.
~ CARS. &c Henry GREEN Anc'tpneer viii saI tbia
az at q rH ocock At 1914 william suee Groceries Tea
aen,e reap Currans 40 bags Ashons Salt pruues Spices
20 tins nom:ns Mua;.rd ch,cnlas French Pickles Salmon
cafes BrAnoy, Gin WhMtey. sherry
arPaas, &c. Also, 1000 Tia White Lead s' INV"
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A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 90, AUCrroNEEss
a Mag"ihcent hoi.ehuld
FURNITURE.
On Ibis cay Wednesday, at elegant sory resdeur
~ West Sixteenth st eet nth aud Sixth syeouea
Elegant dra wing -ritg
superb rosewood seveu octave Pianofor.e
Pier and mnrts Mirrors
Er prodered lace Curtains.
Bronze and ormnlu Chande lers
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N,HoMAsJ MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sAys1
Of eatlre stock Of gentlemAns Furnishing Store
TaoM as hILLsk WI "A = .nc.on rhae.asS Dss
The entire stock Of snsaemess Furnishing goods eontan4
said consisting Of arae
Il the latest Style most elegant description
hest quality lamhs xnol cAshaeers UndoS
and H0so hid Gloves
Crsvsis TIES scars Mack Handkerchsed itnen cansSs
HAbdkerchiefs fancy do smbr tdered and Others: S1
Col ars, Bosoas &c suspenders &C.; Marsele sstn q
sub Vex,nks Ccmtorers &c al In grea. vartesy s,y
Sale abs butte STEPHEN G. SABCOCK AssIones
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-01
CCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, is a

constitutional disease. corruption of the blood by
which this fluid becomes vitated weak and poor. Being
in the circulation it pervades the whole body and may
burst out in disease in any part of it. No organ
from its attacks norris there which it may not destroy
The scrofulous faint variousy caused by mercura dis
low living disorlered unhealthy food, impure
air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
ALL the venerial infection. Whatever be its origin is
hereditary in the constitution descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generations indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says II will visit the
inquities of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of
corrupt ucerous matter which, in the lungs liver and
internal organs is termed tubercles in the glands swell
ngs; and the surface, eruptions Sores This foul
corruption which genders in the blood depresses the
energies of life that scroflous constitutions not only
suffer from scrofulous complaints but they have far less
power to Withstand the attacks of other Diseases conse
quenty vast numbers perish by disorders which, although
not scrofous in their nature are still rendered fatal by
this faint in the system Most of the consumption which
decmates the human family has its origin directly in this
scroulous contamination; and many destructive diseases
of the liver kidneys, BRAIN and indeed of all the organs
arise from aggravated by the same cause
One-quarter of all people scroulous; their per
invaded by this lurking infection and their health
undermined byit To cleanse from the system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and invgo
rate it by healthy food and exercise Such medcne we
supply in