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1t is well known that this gentle.
man has signiiicd his intention to
retire from public life, and that he
has intimnted, not only in his late
speech in Congress, but frequently
by private letter, that hn will not he
/. candidate tor rc.clcclion Not
withsranjins the wcll-knuwn wishes
lani desires Of Judge Carey upoa
'he subject, it seems 70 be the
lcsire ui his party throughout the
district that he shall again accept a
place upon their ticket a. a candi.
llate ior Congress. They have dc
termined, we believe, to insist upon
lis accepting Il denomination, and
We hope they will hc succcsslul in
inducing the Judge to sacrifice hi
personal feelings in regard to thr
matter and consru, 10 he n candidate
ior re- election.
Judge Carey, we nrr safe in say
ing, la .made as faithful and honest
= representative as ever occupied n
seat in the National House OF Repre-
Scnta'ives. lie has never len his
post an hour during the Whole sea
sion, and has never neglected II sin
lle duty incumbrn, upon him rs the
Representative Of tho ninth Con
tressional district, and also ot the
.,reat state ol Oiio. AMI the manner
N which he has acquitted bimscli
iii his exalted position, has not only
satisfied the people that thcr were
not deceived 10 their ch ice in 1855
but has ma ic Judge Carey the most
popular man in tho district Loco
loco lick-spitlles ard upstarts, who
think NJ man who works is capabl,
Of holding office, have ATTEMPTED tc
lridicule him w calling him the sole
Mudsill," bnt Tho people OF tho dis
trict have shown these kii GLOW,
gentlemen, and IRE prepared to de.
I,uonstrate the same truth this tail
that they appreciate honesty. intcg
lrity, a clear head and q sound mind
even though they are enveloped in q
hard-working Farmers jacket.
We hope Ju !gc Carey will recon
lsider his decision in regard to thi,
matter. aud that he will suffer hi,
Iriends to u,e his name in connect
lon with the nomination tor On
grcss.
Now that he has had Come expert
.cnco in legislation, the people arc
more dcsirous than ever to have hin
represent them at least another
term. Il WyondOt Pj0n'er.
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The Dying wife,

JprpLisnrn By REQUEST ~ Dn. Woops.l
know that I am dying, love -- the dew Is "n
MY brow:
The hectic flush is my chcos, :" thin aud
sunkan now; .,,...
of decay,
And the light within minp uJr, beloved, l.
fading iast away.
Tho hand which thou nv, cloorins, l",e, VII
soon bo cold and chill
Tho heart ~ mtnry hrnLbius nov, forever
more he siiil.
And in ono lingering tong farewell, viii dic
away the tome
OF this r.int y"ic" that NJ htih l"N'h l" t'"'
back thine own,
mind me- nf the day, beloved, when gentle
Cnts and far
We're twining orange buds among the 'rrsN'
When in my snowy robe s;ooh al ,hushiuG o!
thy side
With Iuiverins lir. but loye-lit eye IL h'r"
fui io.ing hridu.
And now long years have rolled away, hut eve
kind ~ Il IRA"
Thy love hath hccr tho sweetest ,lhn. ll"
c'rr ioud woman knew;
But doaih is diawiu: near ale, love, ana !'I
hath wcll.uph flown
our hearts must nnN DO" parted, l"N", anu "h
mus, tbrob alone.
Ru, thick and fast thy burning toars a,n ai
ing on my chr't ..
Thoy 'ell ne ct the dcHtlIusa i"yr lhy "hu
lips cannot speak,
Weep not, my own a Tow hrici years, ana %
happier shore
Tho hearts that love tho same swG,t trns' sha
meet TO part ~ mu,u.
Bat sometimes wilt thou steal away, I" whcr
the willows wave.
Aud think OF her wbuSo faithful hotrt "o' Il
that lonely grave.
nut Hh, the IhrnoS ut death, behaved, with
my bosom swell
'Fif sweet To dID upon Thy breast; farewell
my own, farewell. ANGN, uuIs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-13

AN ANEcporE AB,ur PRAYERS -
We have heard some prayers which
zero d"sigued ~ affect tho heur,r
rather than 10 reach Heaven. The
following characteristic ancc tote OF
John Randolph is keen rcbuke OF
the practicr;
In one of hia spells of repentance
a ,d sickness, he was visitcd by II
Minister who began on this wiee: --
lord, our iriepd is sick. Thou
knowcst how generous he was to the
poor, and what eminent services he
has rendered to his country, and
how he is among the honorcd and
great men OF tho earth
Stop, stop sai,l the impatient
ltanlo'ph, "no more OF such stu Il,
else the Lord will damn us both"
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proprietors an1 manufacturers Of lIpS
TET"rEES CELEBE l1ED STOMACH BIT
rEiiS cau appeal wltl, perfect cohhdonce 10
Ihy siciane and citizens generally oi the United
States, because the article hes attained repu-
taiion heretofore unkHoWu. few tnrts upon
ihi. point will epcak more powerluiiy than
volumes 0t hnre asScrtinn ~ hi'ton'ng phHery.
Tie consumption Of llO,tctt,rs Stomach Bit
trrs for the iast year Amounted io over half
million boijlcs. and FROM its manifest stca' y
incrc, So IN time. pas,, it is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bOu.cs. This immense aiuOtnI
could never have been sold hut for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prcpara
tiou. and the sanction Of tho most prominent
physicions in those sections of the country
where the article ~ best known, who not only
recommend the Eitturs to their patients. but
are ready a. all times tu give testimonials to its
,fcacy IN all eases IT stumucic dcrangruicHt !
and The diseases rcsul,ing tl,rcirvn.
This is not temporary popularity, obtained
iy extraordinary efforts ia the way ~ trum-
pcting the qunlilic. OF the riitcrs, hut a solid
estimation of an invaluable medicine. which Is
destined 10 be A. enduring ns time itself
tldstrttcrs Stomach Biiicrs hsyc proved
a Gudsund tO regions where fever aud aguC
and yarious other bilious {, mi lnints huv,
counted thcir victims hy hundreds. To bC
able to state confidently TINT tie "liitjcis'
are a certain cure Tor tho dyspepsia 0ul like
diseases. ~ 10 the Irolnirtui- @ snrlcr OF tui
alleged pleasure lt rcln sees uli u.VJb.J uaii'i
from the stomach. p'uI.cs toe blood. ano
imparts renew vi vitality tot the uerVous HyScm
giving il ihpi tone and energy iuiisren,ah.,
for The restoration Of health II operates upor
the stomach, liver. aud other digestive organs
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores then
a., Il tp tllc IU. Nh, i arOs
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Holding Hands.
NY REQUEST up DR Woo

llif hfi1l tNI w bN hb'b's
in baby days, mid priItliHc talk.
Aud par0utS' care Il tt'i r. L,tulk,
WO made our first attempt tn walk,
Holding hands.
In ohillhood'S would nuoo more thuy uamc
without the dniaga thus men EJlnu--
Wa play iuli mtny i merry ctmr,
Holding hands.
In youth and nilnh"od SIT We not
With her wo love. IN some sweet spot,
And sigh AMI SwUdr--lu matter what
Holding N.!li>.
Anl whom wo ~ the altar yuW.
With bounding hrart ami iuy.-Irt brow,
Tia ,hnr0 we register our vow,
lioldlng hsnis.
Grief c1mes. ar pltdneSS this We share,
And that each rnunS"'s each tu hear;
And each Tor each vows Al he d're
Holding hands,
Spring, Sunmar Gr: to Winter OCmrs
Oi agc:-wo sit WIthiu "ur homes
nj tall: of ti'"'- ~ "a" - ~ tnnibs,
'iudina hands.
Il 'HOHAS RussILL.
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AcclDrSr.-A AtTon,ogany, on las,
5 'bbath, as we learn from a CORES.
pondcnt, two ladies named Martha
kuder aud Sarah Alcorn, were
thrown from iwo-horsc wagon and
seriously injured 1t seems the
ck'yoke broke, causing the wogon.
tongue to fall, which frightened The
horses. and in starting to run of they
upset the wagon, causing the acci.
dent above named rPcrrysJuyg
Journal.
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$500, $500 FORFEIT!

Three Eminent Physicians in constant attend.
ance,
The Faculty Of the Institution consisting Of
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON,
Member OF the Royal ollege of Surgeons,
London;
DIR. ROBERT HERBERT,
Late Of Philadelphia. n member of the 90
cieiy Of fFriends, and
NJ. EUGENE vELPEAU,
Late of the London and Paris Hospitals,
Guarantee, under n penalty Of $500, q com.
pleto cure every sexual disease, however az.
grayated By neglect, and without mercury.
We feel perfectly safe in making this offer,
because we will not undertake any case that
we are not sure of curing.
TuE PHYSICIANS Of the National Dispensary
HAVE DISCOVERED the ONLY REMEDY in tho
WORLD from all the EXPECTS OF EARLY INPRc-
DENCE. Relief IN twenty.four hours. cure
warranted in from one to three weeks.
Married persons, OF young people cOntem-
plating matrimony, who are aware, or fearing
any physical weaknes deformities, or organic
debility, should make application at once.
They who place themselves under our care,
may rely religiOusly in our honor as gentlemen
that their secret will be inviolate, and that a
CERTAIN CURE will follow Of the following
diseases:
Syphhs Gonorrhea, Self Abuse, Weakness
OF the Back, Structures, Affections NJ the Kid
neys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges.
lmpotenCy, General Debility, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF
Ideas, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Timidity,
Trembllngs, Dimness Of Sight, or Giddiness,
Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin,
Affections of the Lungs, Stomach, or BoweIs-
those terrible disorders arising from solitary
Habits OF Youth--th those Dreadful and Destruc-
tive Practices which render ma 20 i'm posi-.
bio, and destroy both body and mind.
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~ SATISFACTORILY 10

revealed in any book in the English language
Price my ceutS--one OF the cheapest books in
the world. Send for Circular fully desert.
bing IL.
Very liberal terms to those who buy in large
or small quantities tu sell again, made known
IN application. The low price at which the
book Is retailed amy cents) renders II one uf
the quickest selling books in market. Special
Inducements TO clubs.
Every letter must contain six cents in
stamps, for which will he sent a FuLL written
reply; also, The DisrLNsAHl CHBULAH. "A truly
valuable advisory document for old or young,
married or unmarried. aud especially for all
Nhu have made themselves OLD YoUNG MEN hv
certain secret Practice. IL contains more
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". Na1rtAu' = BEAtriFYlNG POWDER. -- II i'm
parts 90 the complexion au exquisite bloom
and transparency. and cilrctua,l,y prevents
III" formation ,t wrinkles. hlutches. Gecklcs,
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box. sent lv uEt,,.
pR. J,cs,uN's FgnALE Nu>rufY PuLs. - In.
valuable IN female Irregularities, but not ad.
-fb'" to be used dur' . pregnancy. lest they
ShuVlu udr lie nope ui offspring. Us"d IA the
Doctors private practice for thirty years
rr.gc cue dollar. iui wardod hy NAL.
Er.. IN"A.oS's PnErFIV NJ PEtyEsTivE Is the
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~ use. uud is SUPERIOR Go gl. forwarded Ia
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Drs. JACKSON, HFRBFnT & co..
FG-uU., in, ~E .. u.. r" ~.r'rt.
N"d.r.rt, aud n., .rurtlu.- -rut promptly tu
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Nu. I. lstu.- tGm
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-13

Dr-covrpy CT CnAL'OL. - The
boring ut the sat works il rapidly
progressing, aud the work IL being
pushed forward.with all possible d:s
patch. At the depth Of seventy five
feet vein Of coal hearing unmis
taxable evidence Of rrofuse inpreg
nation with oil was dice vcrcd -
Professor Winchcll, State Geologist.
who spent II lew days in this vicini
ty. stated thal the indications of coal
oil in this region, at various points.
wcre very apparent and well defined,
+ Sogjua,c Spirit.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-13

CnIoAGo, July 6.--Kcphart, the
murderer of Mrs. Willis and two
children near Batavia, Iowa, last
week, was hung at that place ycster.
a. ,lay' ny a mob numbering about
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-13
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,

and at low prices 10 suit the times.
Bs- \ stock of fancy Cases will be sold out
Al GREATLY reduced prices.
Having a SKy LlGIIr along with all the othol
improvements ofthe day, we can produce ;
iopp ToNRp picture. Examine specimens n
tho revolving sign and at tho rooms, in DR.
Raws0n's block, opposite Wheeler & Bros.
w, RElTEIiMAN
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The Mountain Of Light,
or Medical Protector

book Of near 800 PAGES, containing full in.
formation Of all private diseases, and guide
for those who arc married or thinking of mar.
riage, VIII be sent on receipt OF SO cents. This
book contains the most valuable information Ia
the language Useful alike to male and female,
hut should not be- IN the hands OF very young
persons. as II contains information that might
be perverted to unworthy ends. Also. a full
and explicit key to all hidden and delightful
secrets of Marriage, Love and Beauty, never
hcf
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r EFT e r M MS
QrnRMERLY sToUGHroN'O
AMbROTYPE GALLERY

NlllS CSiabli ishment has been So long in ope.
Il ration and It's reputation is So well known
by the people oi Hancock and adjoining cOun
Ties, that we presume II IS not necessary IL
mcnum fiE FACT. that all tho different STYLES
" pictures are laken here, in a manner that
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m HAT STORE. @
Hallol-say e ueishbor;

can YOU tell mo where the Findlay Hat
store isf
Yce. u has chrngci hands DO YOU SEQ the
sign uf thr BIG BLACK HAT ym der?
Yes
We'll that Is the place 10 buy Hats ~ 4 CAP.
CHEAP they have tho largest stock and
latest styles Of HATS iND CAPS thai ba.
ever been In Fndlay, and are selling the cheap
cst. can Ht the sign ut tho Big Black HAT
when You want . good article and cheap.
| March lG, l-GU. lGm l.. 7. & r. W. r,
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Thankful for the liberal patronage horeto
furo extended him by the citizens OF this com
mlSaty, and conscious of his ability Ia please
lho mast hSiidlous in every particular, he 70
spoctiully asks Of the public IA continuance o
their favor. NJ. GOLDSMITH.
March 2yth, 1860, l6n
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MAcoN. Georgia. June 80.

Gov Johnson our former great
Southern rights advoca'", has accept
ed the nomination for Vice President
on the ticket with Mr.. Douglas, to
the great modification and disgust
of his old friends and admirers in
Georgia. lie spoke here last night.
snd all who head it pronounced il
tho poorest effort they ever heard
from him. When he had spoken
about three quarters Oft an hour, the
rGckinridge enthusiasm WAS so
strongly manifested that the Govern.
oi stopped aud closed his speech by
saying: "Nlinoritics had no terrore
for him." evidently feeling that his
ticket wonldn't ego down" in Geor
gia.--T NashwHe Union.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-07-13

Try this remarkable and most interesting
remedy. W IL composed of tie concentrated
Juices NJ the most powerful aud tho most
soothing Plants and Roots in nature, chemical.
ly combined and insulated In well sealed glass
Bottles. and charged by powerful Battery
Thus possessing in addition to its superior
medical virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric
properttes, profoundly penetrating, and emit
nently quicting and soothing. II relieves pain
and Inflammation ut once. twhen freely Hppl.
cd,) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves,
giving new life and vitality by It's life. giving
qualities, to pHraI1rd parts and chronic or
long standing complaints, and weaknesses, al.
laying nervous pain, (Ncuralga,) irritation,
and romnving distractions like 4 cham. In.
deed all who have used II. speak of IL as truly
wonderful medicine AMI esteem II by far, 81.
periur tO any aud all other external remedies in
use. ifapplied inseason u Is AN unfliling rem.
rdv for the Group, Sore Throat. Inflammation
i ~ the Lungs. bowels, Liver. Kidneysand other
"rgans. rheumatism, spinal Irritation, Ague
~ the Breast: and ut all times cures Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Eyes. Ear Ache,
| Tooth Ache, Ague In the Face, Pimples aud
Eruplions nf all kinds, Piles, Bruised and
Spralncd Limbs, Burus, Frozen parts, Chill.
bltins. indOlent and long standing Sores
wounds. Nc. &c. 1t will also restore Tho Hair
io the Bald Head and prevent the Hair from
falling
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used upon Canal and DrHught Horses for Calls,
Wounds, Sprans aud Iamonoss, and II u sure
cure, when applied hot for the Scratches on
horses, and tho Foot All on sheep. All the
Prnprietors ask for the Magnetic Oiutme nj Is a
fair trial, confident that all they claim for it,,
viii be found true to the letter. tn tho neigh
hurhuod where IT is manufactured. many peu
pie hUy II by the quantity, and 1t Is kept and
used 10y almost every inhabitant as Pinacca
Tor the numerous palms and aches every family
Is more or less afflicted with. We say again
TRY DR.. TaASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless signed IS. Bu'h,' with
Pen. See Pamphlets containing iuii directions
around each Bottle. and circulars loft with
agents. Price IS cents lorsmall, aud 37t cents
liur large Bottles.
"a. LANGwORTuY.
For sale ny ISRAEL GREEN,
lJULE. u. DENNIS.
DRUsGisTS. FISDLAY, OHts
And all other Druggists IN the county.
Es- All orders should be- addressed to W
NUDGE Is CO., Earlville, Madison county
New York.
October Is. lsja.-tlv
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THE BEST AUTHORS IN AMERICA
THE EESr AUTHORS IN AMERICA
THE BEST AUTHORS IN AMERICA!
Am engaged exclusively To wrlte only I,
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No. 81 Leonard street, New York.


L'r Morsc's Indian Root Pills are sold by al
dealers IN Medicines. Also. by
ISRAEL GREEN, p,,,,.
\. LANGWoRrHY. / riH'LAi' '
GILBERT, FAIL x CO., VASLug.
I. BALLARD, BgNroS RIDGE.
NJ. Agents wanted in every town, village,
ANA namlct IN the Land. Parties desiring the
agency will address as above for terms.
Price - cents Ter box; i've buNes will be
sont "l receipt ut II, postage paid.
October IL, lSS9.-fiy
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10000 SOLD!
THE Debates IN ILLINOIS N 1858.
BETWEEN LINCOLN & DOUGLAS.
ny WILLIAM ID. uDWEILs.

Odo volume. RnvN Octave. go pages. Clu,h
- cents; Paper - cents.
fE- EdltUrs inserting the above ~ thciI pa
per-, and enclosing marked rury io Publish
cts, win rrcetvc 4 cops at the Life ut Lincoln
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NrER'S AND TRAPPERS'

HlNIER'S AND TRAPPERS
ADVENTURES ~ TnE SOUTH WEST.
HUNTERS AND TRApPERS'
ApNENrl RES ~ TuE SOUTH.W EST
HUNT ER'S AND TRAPPERS'
ADVENTURES ~ nIE SOUTH.WE
BY COL. DUNLOP,
BY col. DUNLOP,
Dy col. DUNLOP, Will appear only il
OUR COCNTRY'S FLAG
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our COUNTRN'S FLAG
rub,~h"d By LOTT, KEAN y CO..
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" V. JOHNSON At IIoME. - We
take tho following extract from d
pri tate letter dated
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OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG.
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG,

Published 10y LOTT KEAN IL CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
WJGWAM AND FOREST SKETCHES,
WIGWAM AND FOREST SKETCHES,
WIGWAM AND FOREST SKETCHES,
BY CHARLES W. ALEXANDER,
Wal appear weekly in
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OuR COUNIRY'S FLAG
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Published hy LOTT, KEAN * CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa
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, CAIIIuN, -- Beware Of al lmilH'i 90 with
! the words, "EXtr1 signature \. J, White Il
Coz" printed across the upper part ut tie
! vignctlr on the wrapper. Al genuine
! have hHi one signature "i "a. J. WnuE &
! Co.. which Is AT the bottom of tine wrap.
per- Persons dealing In thc imitation aiti.
, clio viii be dealt with according tuitT.
/ b. l.. JUD~ON CO..
sole Proprioturs,
, 1860-05-18

INVOICES VERY Low PRICED
FLOOR OIL Cloths,
Now landing and for sale, at lowest rates, by
FRANK BAKER
Ito and ll2 Clay Stroet.-l35 aud 1877 Merchant st
3m24 San Francisco.
, 1860-05-18
Register and Receivers Notice
TO DONATION SETTLERS

The Aforesaid townships having been surveyed, and
the plats thereof approved, all settlers thereon
requested To appear at the Court House in the town
Of Vancouver on Monday the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE next, when and where we shall be prepared to
receive the notifications of their claims respectively
and enter upon the adjustment Of the same and the
settlement, according to law Of all conflicts of boun-
dairy lines that may be found to exist among them.
All persons who have not notified since survey, and
given precise description Of their claims connecting
them with the Government surveys, and fail to COM
ply with the provisions Of this notice, barred by
law. All conflicts between claimants, whether pre-
emption donation, whether in the townships now
advertised outside will be settled at the same time
and place, the application of the pures Interested
and all other business pertaining 10 oiae will be
attended to which may be presented. We shall con
tnue our session from day to day until the business
is completed.
ISAAC W. SMITH, Register,
8. GARFIELDE, Reecivsr.
Nay 10, 1850. 3w25
Oregon Times copy times.
, 1860-05-18

~" How are you doing?" is the question daily
asked of L. II. DEYO, at the BILLIARD and BOW
LING SALOON on Commercial Street, No. 1855 next
door tn the Post Office, Seattle, W. T. He canddly
answers that he is doing very well nOw and expects
TO do better in the spring, when the road is open 10
the Smilkameen gold mines. l2tf
, 1860-05-18
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FROM
OLYMPIA TO SEMIAHMOO.

m IN The new and splendid steamer
.AAtANN I11aR Andersen,
- THOs. WRIGHT, Commander,
viii hereafter leave Olympia every Monday morning
at O'Clock for STEILACOOM, SEATTLE,
PORT MADISON PORT GAMBLE, PORT
LUDLOW, PORT TOWNSEND, IpI4ID-
BPS ISLAND, NEIV UUNGLNESS, BEL
BAY, SIN JUAN ISLAND, and
VI
The Eliza anderson has been recently reftted, and
now offers superior accommodations for passengers.
Her reighting capacity has been enlarged and cattle
produce, &c, will be carried at REDUCED PRICES.
For further particulars, address
JOHN H. SCRANTON.
Olympia, May 4, 1860. Sm1I
, 1860-05-18

PLANK MORTGAGES, neatly executed, for sale
ID at this Office.
, 1860-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

~ Of administration upon the estate Of SETH
BULLARD, late OF Chehalis county, deceased have
thisday been granted by the Probate Court Of Pacific
county to the Undersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment and those
having claims will present them, with necessary
vouchers, within one year from this date.
NJ W. BULLARD, Administrator.
Fort Willopa, Pacific County, W. T.,
April "a, 1860. AVIS
, 1860-05-18

TINHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected in con
l nection with, and as part n the " Washington
Hotel" large two story blidng-20 BY GO feet
by which he is enabled TO provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capaci1us comfortable and
excellently ventilated apartments than can he afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory
An idea OF his ability to accommodate the public NAV
beudged from the fact that the Hotel contains twen
ty-hve private rooms-( Exclusive Of family apart
ments) )-six Of which are large drawing rooms or
parlors.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having tins
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he render the soourn Of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and no pains shall be spared to
set his table as well as 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 he amply supplied with forage for the ac.
A share Of pablo patronage is respectfully soli
cited
Olympia, Dec. 1, 1857.