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touble price. ,.
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announcements Of candidates must be PAID t'I
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,li,os Sl the Pamela STAR
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Tnr TRrE GENrLgaAS.--1he following
sketch Is called ",he portrait, of a true gen.
tlcman, found in m old manor house in
Glouccs,ershire, England. written and
framed, aud hung over the Inantle-piecu ol
tapcs,ried sitting room
"Thc true gentleman Is Gods servant
the worlds master. ani bis own man tir-
tue is hi.husincss. study his recreation, con.
tenimcnt bis rest, and happiness his reward
tod !. his father. the church Is his mother,
the saints his brethren. all that need him
his friends. devotion is his chaplain, char
ity bis chamberlain, sotrir'y his butler
temperance hi- cook, hospitality his house
keeper. Iproyilence his steward, pic,y hi
mi.trcss Of The house, and discretion BIZ
porter to le, him in or out. as most III
Thus Is hi. whole family made up cf sir
taes, and be- is the true master Of The house
lie i nesesaitascd To take the world IN hi
way n heaven but he walks through !, a
sas, a. he can. and al his business BY th'
way is to make himself and others happy
Take him in two vorsls--a man and Chris
tisn."
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"roR YorNd WINS. Under this head
Mr.. crowly giyos sOme very sensible adj
vice. We append the following extract -
Consulting husbands tastes Is also the
whole secret Il the art Of managing bus.
band. A wife who acts upon this principle
may be sure If having the same c1nsidera.
ton extended To her, unless, indeed, she Is
married 10 brute, or very mean man
and to such. ., frcse~,, We hsyc nothing to
say. Il Ia easy TO sec. however, that few
men could refuse anything 10 wife who
Xept their clothes carefully brushed, mend'
ell and bu,,oncd !, Who provided their pc,
dishes. let them read four column Conl
prc.siopal speech without Interruption, and
dresses herself a. carefully ior one pair 81
eyes as IL she expected 10 encounter the ad
miration ef crowd. Most mcn admir-
taste and elegance in their wives. though
they sometimes grumblc little at the cost
but. after all, IL is taste aud tact that "a re-
auired more ,hon great outlay, and wives
.hosid carefully study to have their dresses
unite style, fitness aud taste. With the ex
pcnditurc proper to their means. Ihos'
who. through csrelessneA, neglect or i'm
srinary nervous ailments, sink into dcvdy
| i-si and frctful slovcnIiness, may expect Il
see the attention and admiration they COZ,
si,Ier exclusively their own. transferred q
some ether quarier--nOr do they deser''
a much better fate.
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The New York papers announce another
..li.mcnd wedding between daughter Of
Benjamin Nathan, and Mr., Florence.
Among the items they give Is . lace veil
which cost $1,000. and shawl At s1s0o.
worn b tie fair bride,
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ENIuwBrtyirY NFVori.-Thc learned
Bishop Jewel, Who died iu 1871, was
blessed with most wonderful memory.
lie could exactly rerea, whatever be had
written at any former period, aiter once
reading it. From the commencement oi
ringing the bell for public worship. he
could commit To- memory whole sermon
and pronounce il without hesitation llis
usual custom was to write the heads q. lis
sermons on his memory, and 50 firmly we're
they, after q few minu,cs, imprinted on
his mind that he used to sag that II ted
thousand people we're quarrelling all The
whilc be- Nas preaching, they couli not con
ftsr him. 70 pu, him to full trial, Dr
/ ParAhursi uttered some of the most diff
/ feult and bartnrous words he could iind III
q cllcndar AMI Bishop Hooper, Of ''lou
ecs,or, gave him forty Welsh, Irish AMI
foreign words. aud after once or twicc read
ing. and little recollection, he repeated
them al backward aud forward. In th'
year 1868. Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keep
er of the Great Seal, read TO 1him ifot.
Erasmus paraphrasc, the last clauses q
ten lines, confused and imperfect, with tn
view ofmorc fully trying BIZ gift sitiinl
silent ewhlc. and covering his head pill
hi. baud. he rchcarsed all the broken part
tie right way, and the contrary, viihou
Hesitation. lie professed TO teach this ar
to others. and 10 instructed his tutor, lbr
yparkhmst, Of Zurich. that within twenty
eight days. by giving only ore hour cac
lsy TO the sub bjcct, he lcarned all the twenty
eight chapters of the Gospel Of st. Mat
thew so perfectly, ths, he could repeat an
verse. telling vhss vent before aud ~ha
: followed.
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Hhu umaa myo lHam moii striking fea
'mH viz bupIpD.ku " course,
lHprntul Eummdlair w. Jones
feopl With nf rm.iba dinner
hmrrridssla.u ibethe otbrparl'
Tlo Counterpart
rpbdatiuoa hha brrn improved 10 os
'rrt llumInwa oh1mrliy
a bod hni taken 10 nh evening party frc.
gnmly rouli cat The neAl day aa good "A
uoW
j'ntpu,l hdioa pure and undchlcd
Christians, dHnoUicd fficnds common
hout iN UuHi p0lnioef, frai rate butter,
aul rich plpierf, are very scarce.
"Nhnt ifitmatc iced calcs, Milcf"
"Och, Larry bui its stupid yc afro
Why don't ~ zoe, they bake thin in
glnld oven 10 be shuro.
Franklin on hearing tho remark that
What yas lost on earth went to tho moon,
asserted chat there must be deal Of good
adyee accumulated there
There is gentleman 10 this county 10
excessively honest that be- puts all his
tower pot. ont over night, 50 determined is
be that c,cyt'ng shall have IL dew.
DR.. Holland describes certain dismal
class Of pcople.--the erumblcrs-as "sit-
ting on the North eide Of the tree Of liic
nnl pcclmg rotten apples with rusty
knife.
A new stove has been invented Cor the
comfort Of travellers. l. Is 10 he pn, under
,heE Scct with II mustard plaster on their
head, which draws the heat through the
whole body.
An Irish sailor, n giant of known bravery,
who was in n boat u, The battle Of Copcn-
!, hagen, kept down his head while n shot was
I, flying over the boat. For shame, bold
= up your head, ,hundorcd the officer in tho
y stern. 81 will, sir, when there is room for
y it, was the laughing response.
$50 yon are going 10 keep housc, src
you said m elderly maiden to young
! woman recently married. Yes" was the
/. reply. "Going to have girl. suppose" ="
y anal ,Len re.,ond.J ;L,t " sho d,d NOS
e know I whether !, xouia be- % a airl % or a nj bow :.
a,,.
= "Ja'us, was you ever ~ business
"ub course ! was; :.
fcl What business, Juliasf
~ Why was . sugar Inter. e
h. when "a. dat :.
10 Der day buried dat old sweetheart %
ID mine'
,f A lady observing girl apparently lcs. !.
Ut the street, accostcd her with the question:
r. "whoss child are youf" u
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A molasses mine has been discovered in
Ohio. VIA, aex,,
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Job WORK

b. ALL DESCRIPTIONS. from large llans Bills %
Fancy Cords, done with Nea,ness and Disgatehi
md on reasonable terms.
ASH ON DELIVERY ~
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HAVING bssinsss oil over the county, ossf
IL nj services ss 0esessl Colleesine Agent
Memphis merchants gill I'D Il TO their intsfe.. h
ssa1 ne their aeeeusts for cclleesioa.
Rsvssuxcus .-0es. B. Wright, \. h. Wet. Her.
aaads; 7. 4. flsoilsss, Jshs n. wess, Memphis.
JOfiNF. JACKSON.
Jsssssy 10, 1850. s2-sf.
, 1860-07-20
IHE MEpIcM ANp SURGICAL INsIIIuIE

OF Or. L. ]. CZAPKAY, is already secured in posi-
ton which places It, as well as its proprietor fai
above the assaults OF envy and professional malice
In the schools OF France, the highest prizes are often
awarded to practitioners In this department Of Mcd
cal science, and they occupy with Others, equally
lofty position in the profession. Rcord is an illus
trious example, shining light among the pholosoph-
lcal stars OF his age in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has
fully equaed him In this country, proof Of which
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine oomplmented
him with Diploma, and the honorary aa eunden
degree. Selecting this as his field of operation al
though qualified as graduate of the University of
Revolutionary army, for more extended iabors,
DR.. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention
to the cure Of Chronic and private diseases,
In which he has become great expert that be l.
now regarded as the LEADER in this branch Of his
profession throughout the United States and bis por-
trait aud biography are Published as matter OF inter
est to their readers In the most exclusive journals
The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and Surgical
Institute on Sacramento street. corner Of Ledesdorf
nearly opposite the buildings of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
az We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures In another
column Of this paper.
DIR. J.. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
and Surgical Institute is Sacramento street. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
COmpany's Office San Francisco. The Doctor offers
free consultation and asks remuneration unless he
effects a cure.
Hs- Persons not wishing to lose time in cores
pnndence please enclose $40 In their letters and they
will get immediate attention TO their cases.
Address, LII. CZAPKAY, MD,
3n32 San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-07-20

ABOLITION PHIANrHRorY.-The Bureau
County K Illinois) Democrat, published a,
Princeton, the residence of Rev. Owen
Lovcjoy, NJ. c., says that during, his recent
boSterous and abusive speech in Congress,
he referred to the killing of his brother at
Alton, a few years ago, and declared he
would be avenged. But, adds the Demo.
crat, he was very careful not to mention
how he had defrauded the disconsoate
widow Of his brother out of the small estate
left her by her husband, leaving her de-
pendent upon the cold charities of the
world. The sister of the unfortunate
widow is also an inmate Of the Lee county
(lowa) poor house. Notwithstanding the
destitute condition of this woman, this bois.
ferrous hypocrite is constantly prating about
his charity TO the runaway niggers that he
takes in and protects, and cxnltingly pro.
claims that the hungry shall never be
turned away empty from the philanthropic
doors of lis home. This very generous
and christian man is too great to smile oil
look upon TIE poor objects related to him
by the ties Of consanguinity. To help them
might elicit angel smiles but it woudhot
Arry him TO Congress whore he can preach
the most offensive Aboitionism, and boast
Of his niggcrsteaIjng operations under the
plea Of humanity and love to the race
His sole aim being office, he is willing to
ride any hobby in order to acquire it, while
his poor sistcr-in-law may pine in want
without attracting his attention, or receive
any Of his boastcd charities. Out upon
any villainous hypocrisy by political cler,
gyman.
, 1860-07-20
Once for All !!

A SENSE OF DUTY, IN ORDER TO SELF PRO
"A lection, compels me to say to all those who are
indebted TO me, either hy note account that unless
they make payment forthwith or between this and the
time limited by law for the commencement Of civil
actions before the District Court at the next regular
term. will be compelled, in justice to myself, to IN
sttute suit and force collections accordingly | give
who runs may read,n and relieve Of that necessity
which impelS coercion.
lr has ever been pcasurble to me to favor and aG
cOmmodate my friends and customers but there is a
point beyond which INDuLGENCE, as well as forbear
anCc, " ceases to be virtue.'
WM VI. RUTLEDGEps
olympia, July C, 1860, 2t33
, 1860-07-20

A LUCKY FELLow.-A man named Den.
ton was chopping wood the other day, near
Timbuctoo, when he found in the butt of a
hollow tree bag of gold dust worth ST..
900. 1t had been there, evidently, for q
long time; and the owner is probably dead,
otherwise he would have returned for it,
Denton is well known at Timbuctoo, and
has been engaged until recently in the
butchering business. He has made bis ST..
900 with more ease than the generality Of
men can ever expect to realize a like sum.
-lIrysriiIe Democrat.
, 1860-07-20

B6- Blondin crossed the Niagara on his
rope on 9Th June, in presence of great
crowd Of spectators, some of whom paid
and some did not. A delay in commencing
the performance especially exasperated the
latter class. The rope was l 300 feet long;
its DETECTION was 60 feet; its lowest point
was $50 feet above the water. On bis way
back to the American side, the acrobat
halted, struck an attitude, and was photo
graphed by an eminet artist Then the
spectators dispersed, inclined to feel wrong
ed because Blondid had not fallen into the
torrent.
, 1860-07-20

inc the ground so obliquely as to ricochet
TSe direction Of this appeared TO be from
tbe north. The four stones above men
,iOued we're oil that were seen to fall an
oIher, however, was found which had fallen
n the woods and lodged in the earth among
a thick cluster of roots surrounding beech
free. 1t weighed about thirty pounds, and
appeared to have fallen vertically. All OF
The stones we're irregular in figure and had
the same general appearance, having o
blackened, smooth, vitrifed surface. This
exterior coating was, however, very thin
not one-fffeth of an inch in thickness
Within the stones had an ashy color, and
contained fine particles of some shining sub,
stance, probably native nickel. Inclosed !
send you a very small specimen which ]
picked of large lump. 1t was my desire
TO send you large piece, or if possible, one
Of the stones entire, but all except the
largest one were broken up and the pieces
distributed among persons who, while the
marvel lasts, attach TO them great value
The largest Que (yet uAbroken) is in pos
session Of A. S. Mlholland.
Yours, truly,
JNO. c. TIDBALL,
Lieut.. u S. Army.
Prof. JOSEPH HENRY,
4.
, 1860-07-20
Planed Lumber.

WHO wOULDHAvE A ROUGH FLOORwHEN
w they can have a smooth one at s22 so delivered
at Stelacooml Apply to VIM. Buddington Co.
Or at Tumwater, apply TO C. Crosby & Co.
Or at Olympia, apply to W. G. Dunlap.
Or at the mill at sci 50 per thousand.
Any thing that can be eat or used abouta logging
camp, taken in exchange.
Save splinters in your feet, and pitch in.
Puget Sound Herald copy one month. lm3i
, 1860-07-20

SS- Halls Sarsapara Yellow-dock and Iodide of
Po'ass h prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar
saparilla and English Iodide Of Potass Admirable as
restorative and puryer Of the blood 1t cleanses the
system of all morbid aud impure matter-removes
pimpes bois and erlstions Of the skin cures rheu-
matsm and pains of all kinds. All who can afford It
should use IT, It tends to give strength and proong
life. Sold by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
II. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l4SRnd las Clay Street,
3m2) San Francisco.
, 1860-07-20

TNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
i nection with, and as part Of the " Washington
Hotel" a large two story building-20 by co feet
by which be is enabled TO provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capacious, comfortable and
-exceenty ventilated apartments than be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability TO accommodate the public may
beindged from the fact that the Hotef contains twen
ty-hye private rOoms-(exclnsive Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large, drawing rooms, OF
parlOrs.
Thankful to the pubic for the<liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he can render the soourn of strangers with him
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared 10
set his table as well as any IN like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such 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
commodaton Of animals Of the travelling public
share Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
Olympia, Dec. 1, 1857.
, 1860-07-20
Hem ANurrtisfmrnts.
LOST.

I OST, EITHER IN OLYMPIA OR ON THE ROAD
IL leading south between Olympia and Bush Prairie,
a note of hand executed to U. r. Collins by Moses
Hird for the sum Of So co. with two per cent inter.
est dated 23d Of February l5GO and due the LIST day
Of July 1860 The person finding the above note will
be literally rewarded by returning the same to the
undersigned or to Edward c. Kain, on or near Bush
Prairie, W. T.
U. R. COLLINS.
Olympia July 10, 1860. Sw3t
, 1860-07-20
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"

To the public, my aim was to give them pare and
uuaduerated ortice Of Gin and to call II by its right
name The success attending its introduction and
extensive sale In California is sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by consumers
Various parties have from time 10 time put IN and
shipped TO California an article which they call "CLUB
HorsE GrN.n My Gin, which has gained such rep.
utatiOn in California, is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gin---Wm. H. D."
The bottles also have a white label with fac sim
lie Of my signature caution all parties TO beware
Of limitations.
VIM. II. DAILY,
Sole Importer,
l2tfh NEW YORT.
, 1860-07-20
"LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN !"

prepared expressly to meet such eigencics and TO
act as we know II will act, antidote. we conf
IDENTIFY prescribe the very best article in the eoun-
try. The name 81 Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps''
has never en/attached in any way to this article
In first prescntinp the
, 1860-07-20
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIs CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
Il nothing but what It Is viz; pure and unadu
terated article aud assuming artificial merits Of
what it Is not Of Its rival mitators doater
five years Of public approval ond very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
any other article competing against Il, but is
, 1860-07-20
TurnYOurEyeSt to This
Stove Wood! Stove Wood!

V0U CAN LAY IN YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY
i at 50 per cord, delivered, BY applying to Henry
Winsor, at the Livery Stable. Look at it Barnes
wharf
Al. MILLER 4 co.
N. D. A slow note preferred to cash
Olympia, July l3, lsGO. lm34
, 1860-07-20
w amteGHyS
10000 POHudS Of Wool.

IL THOSE WITH WHOM HAVE MADE
n engagements for Wool, will take notice that am
now ready to receive their stocks, and desire them
delivered at the earliest day practicable.
have just received, and have in store for sale, at
VERY Low FIGURES the largest and most complete
, 1860-07-20
XWzGDEE-IEsAD
ScHIEDAN AROMATIC scHNAPPsE
ISss Merchants srcAnnA ~
HOLLAND GIN ..-..n
II OLLAND GIN,


SeHIEBAM kRgMATIc, SeHHhPPSs
pure hassaay ~
nnJ upsB Bny,uh emourn
nn nchr fxqdt ad % ~ n /. q
andm
rps has submitted % ne whole n ~ gna
Of heeas
kidneys, AZ
q
New Orleans and s. Lo' Prei with eonhn'e eae
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC ,s IA. I .I..F
mxenn n New
Ihvelw
nda
the rkanaa
abP quorda
LII. ~
, 1860-07-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LETTERS
~ Of administration have been granted TO the un-
dersigned by the Probate Court Of Cowlitz County
upon the estate OF ABEL OSTRANDER, deceased
bearing date Of May 10, 1850 All persons having
claims against said deceased required to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within one year
after the date Of this notice to the undersigned at his
place of residence In said county.
N. OSTRANDER, Administrator.
July 5, 1860 lw34
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13
The Attempted AssasstnAtton OF
Lonis NnpoIeon.

While on his tour in the South of France,
ct Touon, man shot at Louis Napoleon
woman standing near the assassin struck
aside his arm, and so diverted the ball from
it's intended victim. The London Times DON.
cludes an editorial upon the act with the fol
lowing paragraph:
Alexander predicted that there would be
strange games at his funeral. He would be
q bold man who should pretend to foresse
the nature OF the orgies which would com
mence on Louis Napoleon's death during the
infancy OF bis con. The empire IL now what
the French call a"fact." Founded by means
TO which it 10 now needless to refer, it has
grown into such proportions, and identified
with so many destInies other than it's own,
that we know not what might be buried un-
der its ruins. Civil war in France and re.
action Ia Italy might be the first scenes 10 the
new European drama, the thought Of which
may well make our present difficulties seem
tclsrabe. 1t 10 quite possible 30 change our
present condition for the worse. Louis Ma
poeon has made bimself necessary for the
time to France and to Europe. IL he has not
established claims to our gratitude, be hs,
succeeded IN making us fear his premature
death more than the continuance OF hi.
mower