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- - n REWARD.-One hundred and ritf collars viii
q ~ be paid for The appr hensOn asd
II, 20 that get them lin Of The tn &c boys DANY JACK and
CHARLES, Tor $50 for each Of htmJ Who away Hog
Island 10 sury louay, Va Dayy atou 80 years old, vry
tlack at0u feet inches hh, aud walks aEkwad,
Is eeo,ced he e 70 Sept mbe las AMI form ~
eobged to NJ. Hail. Of Prince Geo Charles Is blacs
about fee, hh an unusually likely lTk toole;'
ed JACK dark muto, back. about feet hg,
and formerly worked the James Ryer and Ktntwhs Canal
II "a left ~ December. Address Petersburg Va
fe11-lw H. Y. JONES
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To- the Republicans over last year.
MO- 'TII-.- y -I' I|'I"I IItH'"Y 'V''Ft
Cr,r-r YLlI.av. R-nnma Co Eli. L. n


FELnONIA, Eco. II Io0I
rhe ,owu elections in Chsu,auqus County we're held
on Tuesday last twenty three have been heard
FROM Of which tw,nty-Oue 1--WE ,ect Republican Su
p.rysos and two DemOcradc-a Republican gain Of three
over I., wear TIE two remaining towns Fri ch Greek
aud Harmony; to come in vii! undoubtedly be Republi
Can. Tue town Of Polf,et elects Republican Super
visor Tor the first time since the organization Of the party
The Opposition kaye assumed that the Town elections
would establish tGat great reaction had taken place in
the Republican ranks since the election Of lincoln
Ia, Republicans are content with such reactions ~
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UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER. HlNGIyGS.

UPHOLSTERY AND PiPERHiNGiNGS.
TIyHE subscriber respectfully ,olIcis call nom his friends and
the public ally examine his stock OF goodsn the above
Ene consisting OF the following:
Carpetings.
Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three ply Venetian Dutch, Hemp
&c; Hearth Rugs, Door Mats and Stair Rods.
Curtain Goods.
Brocae Satin Dam.sk Union Damask Tassels, Glmps Lace
and Curtains with splendid assortment OF Window Cor
nces Bands and Pins Window Shades large assortment Of
all the latest Styles with fixtures Of the most approved kinds
Buss.
HIeor Oil-CIeth,
OF the best patterns and from the best quality 70 the lowest
priced WHICH win be cut 1T halls and OF all dmensons
Also, Table 0loths-a large variety.
Paper-HanginRs,
splendid assortment Of al the latest styles follows Velvet
God Satin and Plain Papers, OF shade and color With mts
tons the different kind OF wood and marble Being practical
myself having workmen employed all work
viii be warranted to give Subtraction
All orders for anything In the shove line Will be punctuai at
tended TO- both In the city or country -..
Ps-Ha and ehuck and Feather Beds hand
pa made p order. Of TIE best materials (oe<l wAW.
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NJ foundin hrlt class China House be had II -
- = r y h - w. y. BUTLER SON.
s2s = 70 Pearl strssk
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DOKTLAND sYKUP-POr sale by
II ei9 l. a q. r. DAVENPORT
We respectfully ca attention 10 the folovn
y goods, received by latest arrl, sis:
Cotton, SILK Linen, Cambria and other Hsndkerchiefs,
Pant, Coat Vest aDi other Buttons In every variety,
fgspendCr,, fui assortment
Ladies and Gents Gloves and Gauntets
Hosiery all grades
Gents Collar, Scarfs, Cravats anu Ties,
Skirt Bald, all loTs,
D.esI Wh4lebone all sizes,
Blay aud Bloune Linens,
b. vn Linen, lsmask,
Hucka..ek and Diaper Towels,
Cotton diaper, 6c., &C. - . -
feis KENT PAINE CO.,
IJOUsgK EsPING GOODs.-CHRsrAH LA.
THROP, would invite particular attention to their stock OF
Goods for families and pla t,tion
Linen SteetlrgB In 10 Y, II y and " \,
ri How Case LGneni ~ inches TO SO Inches,
Shifting Linens at %, SIX and SOC,
Table Damasks, ard Damask Nsp.ins,
Huck Birds Rye, and Scotch Diaper,
Furniture Dlmiies an M.rsclts Quilts,
India Dlml y, Checked Cambrics
Heavy White Cambrics nd Jscones
Il4nnr's, Blankets and CIssimerts,
Cotton shte'inRs and shirtngs
Cznlbufgs and Coo- a Cotton Goods,
hournlr Goods such
Bnmbs zines. 1amlrc Poplins
!. NOuselaine- CantOn Cl,h.
English Grape Grape and Lace Wells,
Also Of Velvet ThreePly and Ingram
Carpets all which will sold at prices TO sui. the times
CHRISTIAN LATHR0p,
fe2 80 s,ain STREET
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N OnRRRSpONnESTs.

10 C0RRRSPONDENTS.
- Lssrs uUsbs dddrssssd 10 49, Edisor q a.
RSig.
~ilss rits hOtA sitSs o. ~ paper t aot % PsolsA
1Ais ne y oa0 1ndiRg. 0agM r % tHoaca 20 AZ
ssd c n bs departed roH 0bidry aotaossscst
- siJtfhsts are ctIr. sf f6r as dGrcr.Ls1aents.
liisyElfe 60 rsfsr rejected cossEssSaoa0~s
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nd SirnsInthe Nnrth.

There has been general belief, among the OppOaents
oftbe Republican party, that great change has talen
place 10 the public sentiment Of ,he North The remark
IS very frequently made that if the vote could be taken
now, the result would be very different.
We see 10 confirmation OF such belief, we lament to
saw ia tie town elections which have just taken place in
New York The Aiy.ly .Eesviag journal gives returns
showing that 10 "a counties, IN Republican and 6S
Democratic Supervisors have been elected gain of or
to the Republicans over last year.
C.rrtsp,.&.-- of Me Aijony Eyenng ,Ioa.rnal.
Crxras yimAGv, Brooma Co, Feb 10, is6l
Tue annual Town Netting in he town OF Cciesyie,
WAS hlIi or TUESDAY last The Republicans elected their
entire ticket by the largest me. 1-ity GRAINED at
60 yn meeting in this The Democrats brought into
t.r I'D tiese, q the Van Dyke stamp, composed OF
,.e.r s.roue Sc men, aud sustained il with zeal and
courage worthy OF a better cig-ebut all to no purpose
The E.pu c.rs SO their caucus in tao short r,solH
tons offered by Coo Coagon, Esq Placed their tick
uaou the platform of the Constitution, the Union, and
;e euorc m,ut Of the Laws, and against all Compfc-
misses, and we're tdlmphauty sustained by the people
Whole number oi votes gollsd, 67&
r publican vote, Se'
Democratic vote, tGl
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS
ave recommend correspondent to try Mons sorHs new
Sauce entitled the suana Sauce made after the Turkish
recipe Its favor excellent and affords considerable aid ca
Of SLOW DIGEsrIos"-Tae Lancet
ssvoy Pqusnt and Spicy worthy the genius Of soyer-Oo
serrer.
"a valuable adjunct Fish, Hesh and Fowl and should
have place every tsble"-AHds.
Sole Agents for the United States
GARDNER G. YvELIN, 2l7 Fulton 3d., New York,
and BRAY 4 HAYES, 81 Cornhil Boston.
For sale by Grooers and Fruit Dealers everywhere.
JaiT-3tavly
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NATURAL MAGICI

- A SOUTHERN MANUFAC-
w. TURING HOUSE IN REALITY.
(Esr.BfsHgD 1927
This house first cas- blshea by Cook Ryan,
2nily Peter Cock,
8Td'y. by Cook Ill.,
4lh'ly. By Hill
5th'ly. Wy Alex. Hill Co.
We prepared 10 manufacture Ladies' Gents, Misses and
Boys SHOES Of every description 10 which respectfully
call the friends customers and the public
ally. ja26 ALfN. HILL A 90.
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NOTICE.

INTENDING continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS, most
respectfully ask continuance Of the patronage bestowed On
he lae G Of RANDOLPH PAGE, and hope by strict alten
ton TO merit the
ssiDS,awim MANN PAGE.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-pARTNF RSHtP.
'gHp firm Of RANDO PHI PAGE expired the 3ls January
1861! by the hdrawal Of ID. q. RANDOLPH, who has
msved the country.
ay their thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed on them by their yer, kind irlends
Either partner Is authorized 10 close the busness
ID COPELAND RANDOLPH,
fei-3ayIm MANN PAGE.
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-% SPECIAL NOTICE

R% SPECIAL N0TECE.-We respect
49, fully call the atten. Il the Trade TO cargo sale
Nes orleans and Mossses and Cuba Noasse take
pscs at Warehouse the Dock this day directly the
,al- II @ Tee BY Messrs Crenshe 4 Co
fr27-lt CHAs T. WORKMAN 4 co, Aucs
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
TEIHA ANNUAL COMMSNCEIENr will he held the Metro
i polal Hail. Friday, March lst, O'Clock p. VI. The
Valedcory Address will he delivered by Professor Conway
The nedi s Profession and the public respectfully invited
10 attend L. :. JnYNfS NJ D,
res % Dean ~ IA. Pacuit~
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
FOR HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS

This most delicious and appetising Sauce,
invented by the renowned "soTKR," fer
the London Reform Club. Is, since his de-
cease, manufactured by the well-known
house OF CRossE BLACKWELL, London,
from the original recipe. II Is the favor.
tie Sauce In England, and on the Cont.
nent, with high and growing reputation
among American Epicures, and Is much sp.
proved Of as a stimulsnt 10 the appetite
and aid TO digestion.
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PURE SKIN-CLEAR COSPLEyF0Y.

iOhE ShiN-Nht'AH NOh1 ~ ( -
Rich pore sai healthy bl5od recured all Who kADwAYs
RESoyAIisG I,EsOGyEsT
Il truly pshing rapidly patients covered with sor
Ulcers skin Eupion hes!ed by Railways NEGOTIATING
REs1LyENr 9, N!u, Dance KRIS I' scaryy, Far Rheum,
Baker Itch prsules fes &c vii yield BEETLE,
OF this cleansing cooling healing purifying medicine Dr.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists Merchants every
where.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
RAILWAY q co,
2S John Street, New York.
PURCELL, LADD CO., and JOHN T. GRAY. general whole.
sale for the Of Virginia. will supply the trade
at the prices charged by Radwsy Co., in New icTE e
Pet5-dm
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

On motion, ordered to be printed.
Ga motion, adjourned.
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4 BOOK wHICH xCITIzvNs"orLD

CONNENI1ONS.
J. W. RANDOLPH, l2l Main street, has for sale
Debates IN vrgns Convention lsj)5 (not compee) also the
Docume and Statistics.
Debates n VI gin,a Convection is29-S0.
Virginia (snd Other sates) Convention lsIs with
the Madison Pspers 5yols
secret DEBATES OF IN. Federal Convention 1855 -.
Journal the Acts AID proceedings Congress 15
iTss vols.
Niles Revolutionary Principles
II 600 Ptcl Work, can lie hal al iai Main 81
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
10 the hands Of the Priesthood Of South America e-ompih
ing Of Bilious rcent Fever Ch and Few Liver Com
paint Dropfv oil dsese OF the ~ organs the
ach heart kidneys and bladder which the people der mir
scuous Ia his cluae aud this hey nyAu she
correctves OF the system Costyents Indtsto0 Liver Com
plnt and AL disorders arising Lom % the secye
organs and unequal irregular circulation cured b. their
agency They and ubdue the ximate sick
ness reashnI IN every organ and sabhng4 con-
diton q health IN each
RLDwAYs REsovAING FsOyESr An echo % hame approx
Of pOeLt constitutional remedy back from the
whole Of fpansh America. There. re- Is pronounced =
ove obtersnt 81 Ger a syphilis Fever Sores Fore Eyes,
Bronchitis Chronic Rsums hered heh diseases Of AL
kinds full Of all nstiu;i5nsl toulcs k,DwAY
DiEs sepe a,y combined rqu to subjugauon Of
all nalade, ever comba:ttd ty msdlca science,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-27

Elegant Preparation renders the skin and reh m
parting Msble Purity II s most col aud fsfeshlng a
piled ihs face amer 70 tn. and will ye
relief the Sting OF Insects Noticing poisonous n.
composition The contents OF bottle might be- taken without
harm n, application erery might for a trest toU ne
toorst Of Pimpies.
Fold every where-Prce Fny Gents a Bottle.
We HAGAN 4 CO., ProprieIors, Troy. NY
RfsHgR eHEPPLRp. Agents. feh-din2rn
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rnR NV nRLrANs MIgr.

The Hon. JEFF Davis is reported to have arrived at
Ch,r sou with the view eff ct arrangem nts guard
against the possibility Of attack Fort Sumter,
least until the character Of Mr. Lncolns inaugural shall
be known If its tone pacific there will be attack
on Fort Sumter II otherwise they say an attack will
b. Immediately made in which case Mr. Davis would take
command of the army in person. and Gen. Twigg take
command at Charleston. Dispatches from Major Ander
sou report everything quiet He allowed to receive
marketing and other necessaries from Charleston.
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VIRGINIA LADY. OF MID.


w. Is with single double Eyepleces. MieroSeopes
from Sky i've hundred dismeers apd he
finest collection OF s,reoseopc Pegfes paps and
real good Crystal Perisc pic Spectacle suited eNey 10 TIE
o. ue eye, call on fAAhRLiN Co, opars, No. -, Main
street, In our city kZ2-lt
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. hdd.. Prn. n. q. Sugar
~ 10 store and 70 sale by A. y. STOKES, 4 CO.
T AGUIRA COFFEE-75 Bags o. Prime LsGIra Coffee
~ In store and for sale by A. Y. STOKES Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

rrr-i,o-s % wa<hiagsoa- ! In the District Csa-f
- la1ieisi fh-trist- 81 the
rssn'y of Tknrsson "a Jsdisisi p.sfriet-
T. i"Hs , rESogE o-aer asl r. pEv.EE
i,s1rrtss
i~a ker~sx rrSisei th.i = c-ssPiaiar sc
a tsF~cls~nEs 81 ss~-t-sge E@- tea Bird against
sea n said court ~ q L@n-a~s~- ~hss b = y.
csa- en he hezri at tbs FRS. tsrn II the esnrs
ksrh shall ronamrac~ rzsrw tAza thfce FssasAs a.
ter th. 3sa aay -: NsseEaher, ISL. and sssxss
ses ae5~zr said ttrm and snS~er, the saise uiii
~ t2ken a. essSes>ed, AID tAe ,sss.e- thereof
grAnrs4
The es,~cs sa3 PRAYER Of s.sa .su1;ssiss -, 20
fsreelSse . DsfsgsS. against yoa On certain real
estate in TAsrssea es.nss, wasAisgtss Territory
ssd 20 recsses Of yss tse san II six hssd-ed asd
suer,y dollars. Sifh interest NJ the rate cf tee
;.Sr eeci Per nsonth iroas ssTezh-- t--h. feSi-
BUTLER Z. ANDERSON.
AtIorRsv tor Plaintiff
Nos 50 i-a! avs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

I,r,i Lyons. short time ago, CON-
,ainr,l tl,s, Hrs;ish SUBJECTS. suspected
r., ,r,a-on, hal been imprisoned in
Fl, i.4iay.tte Hithcat rry.c,-s- Of law.
Tic ,.npiaint would naturally les'si
..5, 10 suppose that the Government
uL.cil he represents never did dream
81; .h-,riving the iisaffec.e,l Of liberty
n! they were out Of its power-;ssat Is
:, ,ay when they were ia the rebel rank
and l.eyoad its power. The student
Q, English history need not II be re-
landed Of Of the absurditv Of such m
assumption. They have been in the
lal.it Of disPosing Of uaiignants in ali
49, and times in a very summary
risnr.cr in the British lsles. We need
NO, however, overhaul Macaulay for
,,rooi IL Is not necessary for Us 10
dive far into the past 10 establish wha,
the practice of that Government. in
-uch cases. has been. There was AN At
tempt at -ebelliou in Canada sone years
ago. Mr.. Charles Phillips, Of Malone,
Franklin county. y. y. recently wrote
a letter to the y. y. Toses, reminding
the editor of that paper that during the
Canadian rebellion I'm 1887. scores of
American citizens were thrown into
Prison at Toronto, Montreal. and all
along the frontier. and many of them
without the slightest suspicion of hav-
ing been IN any way connected with
the rebellion. Mr. Phillips was himself
thus arrested and was confined for sin
teen days in Toronto, when he had not
expressed by word or deed, the slight
est sympathy with the rebel cause.
England acted then upon the law of
>eli.dcfence, and neither hdJeos corpus,
treaties, laws, or anything else, was
permitted to stand in the way of what
was essential to her own safety.
1t seems to us that England cannot
find f;.u It with us for following the eX-
ample which she set us herself. In
any event, it is mere nonsense to at
tempt to define what nation shall or
shall not do to sustain itself. The re-
ncllion has reduced things to great prin-
'iples. Our Government can do, and
will do, whatever it deems necessary
to uphold its dignity. No foreign ma
ton has right to find fault with its pro-
cecdings, no more than an individual
Las right to prescribe how neighbor
should rule his household. Ifthey do,
there is the other altcrnative-an army
# half Il million, with somewhat
threatening navv.-AUa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

wasms~sss, D. G.. Jsly I, fssi.
The ssdsrss<,rS eaao<sesd, il - usseA &
isSesssr last, sh~ Puslse.ssss, 10 this Ely. -
ue~kis sr~.pspss. csIDd ~ kas.~af kpu1&am-
q b PRINTED - assyx shsss, svsaav-assss -
ssssy-sse isekrs, - Z sss.ishsi = - ~ p<ices
ssase< hsls~-
h .sa essssi. n he sriui.a, .sa.sr = -
daily Ssss.4 yEss, viaA ~ snespqiss q
local news - tnoagsslng - cuuuaEy snkue11Aexs
II VII give fsa sspssss e ~ pssess1ises q
csasss.. ssA q sAs sshes aspassos.as e ~ II.
tsoozi CogeruOana.
II Win csssain III tAe ssws II he ny, lbsuiD
anA 6aoestir. 1sskees. As-, -. - - . .
original esresposAes<e iron sn passs q -
cosnfvy- The Dssceiisnesss 1<panoess viI1 ~
eesse special ssseoaiaa. asd. II ~ respects, tie
e6ors wia. ae .Hade ie establish the character Il
tse y~ss~@si ksy~5iSra4 Is FAnily Newspaper.
Ssss.@ss~s hesag 10. ;he eessfsl posss AZ The
sErrssf military eP<s.iioas- essss ssa<saiso vii ~
paid 10 ssrriskisg the readers Al IL Esas~si
Eysskerss wish fall. and especially with sar.ssss,
seeosnss cf the peegress ofshe wss ~ she Usiss-
IN politics. the paper viz BE k<psAsis.s, sas-
faining the Ae3isisszssisa q nf Liaesls bss dis
Claiming heseser, ssy rssssssiss 70 be he ssy.s
Of the Freshest.
There Is no other Eepuhlieas pap>r ID he Dis
irei Of Celambia. in the vieiaisy II IT, ard Il b
believed that recent eveass haze sesoel % sueA \
paper a. iEf.ortsss sphere Of useful s0sst. rhs
time has come, whes the actual adnisi~es.sioa Of
the Goyernment upon Republics psisciPies viii
explode the misrepresentaiions xhirA have nede
those primo piles distssfefal 10 the South
Blu, il Is not only here. and in this vicinity thar
the projectors Of the ya,sssaf R,pstiscss hope to
make il useful. To the whole country they oaer Q
Journal which will discuss national politics from
national standpoint, and which will never be
swerved from patriotic duty by any overpoweriug
pressure Of local interest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14
TEREiroRy OF WAsnINGToy, ! .,
~ : "a

TERRIroRy OF WASHINGTON, -
County of ThurstoD. ."
IN the District Court Of the Second judicial District.
To WILLIAM l.. SMITH, sued rs subsequent in
cumbrancer, in suit of Andrew Williams ps.
George Drew, ct al. Foreclosure of mortgage.
You are hereby notified that Andrew Williams
has flied complaint against George Drew, Caro-
line p. r. Drew, II. f. Stryker, ard yourself, in
said court, which will come on to be heard at the
first term Of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the 10th day Of October
1861, and unless you appear ut said term and an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted
The object and prayer of said complaint is to
forecosc the equity Of redemption, if any you have,
or may claim to have in certain premises, to wit,
the interest of said George Drew in the land claim
in Lewis county, in said District, known as
George Drcws Claim, niortgagcd to this Plain
tin by iudcnturc Of mortgage, dated October 18th,
1855, to secure the payment OF $4,000, with lc.
gal interest after date.
Complaint fled August Goth, 1861 amended in
open court, on leave, September Term, 1861.
ELWOOD EVANS,
Attorney of Andrew Williams.
October 10Th, 1851. 49:m3.
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Dr. j. Browne, No. $40 Kearney
r GnRl ltAlnl n HNlsll phvsi.

Dr. j. Browne, No. $40 Kearney
Street, corner commercial, Physi-
clan and Operating Surgeon, Member of the Royal
College of London and Edinburgh, Graduate Of
the Universities Of London and Edinburgh-First
prizes for anatomy and chemistry, and second for
medical Jurisprudence for the above named Uni
versities-lIon. physician to the Edinburgh
Lying-in-Hospital, and Surgeon to Glasgow Lock
Hospital, begs to call the attention Of the public
to his rational mode of treating and curing dis
eases, and may be consulted duly from a. till
0 p. m, on diseases of the following organs:
Brain, Eye Ear, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach
and Intestinal Canal; Cancers, Spleen, Kidneys
and remaining Urinary Organs Midwifery and
diseases Of Women and Children.
Surgical cascs-opcration of every class and
character performed. Cases of nervous or acquired
debility diseases ofthe Skin, etc., he begs TO call
particular attention to Fibrous and Muscular
Rheumatism, commonly called chronic and acute,
and generally produced by the use Of Mercury.
DIR. J. BROWNE.
6l9 Kcarncy street, San Francisco Cal.
rA- N. B.-Alllc letters for advice and medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attended
to day or night.
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Slncrin,s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk
u of tho District Court Of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict of Washington Territory, and to me directed
aud Delivered against the goods and chattels, land,
tcnemcnts and effects ofLewis Ensign, have lew
led apon seized and taken into execution, and will
sell according to law, at the courthouse door in
Olympia, lihc Capitol building, on Monday, De-
cembcr the I'd, A. ID. 1861, g. the hour Of one
in the afternoon, che following described real es
tate viz: Lots one, two, three, four Eve, six. sew
en- and eight, OF block forty three, As in the Town
Of Olympia the same to be sold to satisfy judg-
mcnt rendered By the said District Cour, in favor
Of George BianoLc,, and agains, Lewis Ensign, for
the sum of thirteen hundred dollars nd interest
thereon a, tea per cent; per aanum, fros and after
the 18th dsy of April, A. D. 1859, together with
costs Of suit and increased costs
WILLIAM BILLINGS.
Sheriff Of Thsrston Co., W. T.
November :. 1851. :l:ws.
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DY virtue o; an execution issued ~ the Clrrh
ID Of the District c0srt- Ct the IND Judicial DIS
~, af the Territory q washia-ron. sai To me
directed and delivered. against the good. iands,
eh..,~ts irnessea,s snf effects q Wa. Lis,irtosa,
/ have l.viea upon seized. and taken into ereca-
ton and i'll p'oceed to sells, PublC aactioa al the
esart-koase door Capitol Bsilding in OLYMPIA.
v T. GA Noadar. December the 3eth \ H. lssl.
al clock IN the afternoon the foiioSIRg de-
cfibej property. Wa ~ that barrel efis=! ,raa-
tel in ,t- Town Of OLYMPIA and known a. LOT ten
t!1,l in block wenty eight %. of Swans add
TO the Town of Olympia. wsih all the baildings
thereon. and all the appGrtenaners thereun'o be-
longing the to he sold 10 satisfy jed cement
in favor Of Fam Sweeney for the sun of s.37 so.
with Interest, costs. and increased costs.
WILLIAM BILLINGS.
Sheriff of Thursion county. " T.
Olympia. VT, Nov. soih. 1861 3:ws