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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Tn. phiyATEEk SAvAsNAI.--The follow
ing is from !, Baltimore rnpcr:

The capture Of the Savannah, and the l'la-
cinc Of her crew in irons On boar, tie Min.
nrso.a is exciting considerable Discussion. y
good deal Of debate has arisen in relation to
lhe disposition Ia lc n,a'ic Of these prisoners.
| lie war press of New York claim that if
they arc 10 be considered pr;va'rcrs they
should lave been hung at the yar'l.arln, and
they demand, at all hazards the execution ni
lie death penalty. The President, however,
it is said, will treat them as prisoners oi war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
IOld Iiaintuck.r

The Galveston .f"rs atlurds very pretty and
spirited description Of Military Fair held in th"t
city for the benefit of s"crs. Among many
other gn"l things we find one npperaInng t"
.'Ol,l kaintuch." The "chield awang them
having made The tour ot the tables, comes At last
to the Cuncc Fountain. xherc he is thus inspired :
We confess to have II weakness fnra Zip of coffee
after meals: an ln! near hy arises the delightful,
pcmelratins aroma 0f the Arabian b. rry. We
rro.s over Ia the tuLlc--it is mt The head OF the
stuirs--Sh h:,dc by thick Pine tree. group oi
ladies' ai.,l gentlemen is gathered around waitr"
u,m,l lr three ladies and UnC Of .t!rlras Teady
nanGIaai,lcns Coffee Is evidently .uv"riIc
beverage and til. merits additional popularity
for il i. entitled :. ;ragg C"tre. Several printed
piacarls ARE suspended {" the tree: and several
,i.cur.uIatc lonkins visitors. who had been list
lcssly sauntering around the room, IN realm (
them suddenly hcraine cheerful and animated,
un.I rcnd a,url over and over unc to tlir other.
wish !. srltiird mir. what ths n!arars l'rorsihrd.
Let IL do likewise:
"Fruu KE>rrckr--Ltrrsr DIsrArcmEs.
Gld K,Gtsr& IL get.iag is. i""a ritz r"dr t"r I"
I;g s!:ooti"g mn:"h.
7nr nrrrH i" ,T,!g, Nt nimt HH.c'". the sth'
,lim .inc' Buena lis;n.
Rn;. ar Hn,,g Clay .riH: Z" .I,Wl,irE H' di"t
and try hr .ini;hfnf yra ''9n:".
Nnnt mi.tra.t i..: SbsW pet .rrG nd LnI''
cuh,iir ~
ore tall. r"rtiy visitor with country suit on
and bread hri;n hat pushed far back TN his head
nn reading this news, repeated it alon'' several
times. each time more emphatiraly. nud his face
yrnlualiy getting rerlcr ami rc'l'icr, when he
finally crncEe lis fist, struck hi. thigh ri"lenliy,
md exclaimed IIurra;l for Oh ken!nrky !
knew she'd hr all right" 1t has bec"rnea iesel Il
iat h" al once swallowed 'l"zcn cups ii flee
and pnii for two dnzcn. refusing to receive any
change and marched ufl in rxullatl"n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Ihp VI Gather.

ris Charleston N,.rary, "i yesterday, says that
Saturday night AMI Sunday we're in"crahly HIT.
At nnon on SATURDAY. the therm",ncrr inlicalrd
9S to Iul DEGREES in ,hr i ale. Al night. h"wev-
er, there was II cnuug -huncr.
In Columbia, s. C. tie G""rdi"" says the 'her-
N. ,mcter was ut lOl degrees in the shade "n sun
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Present Arms!

Yours to cvinmaml, Mrs. Lrrf LArESpER.
Y"ur advice u your fair s:tcrhnrd is timely ar't
prupcr LIT that private rst"! bc always ready.
and always fr".h."ale,l. 1t may 'crre some
unl.r w"mat gu'"i rnrpmsc in extremity. The
very suspicion Of its existence will Il" g""d, )
!nuc! mare It's ready use in n prarise'' hand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Good Bargains Ahead.

S4e advertisements Of sale Vi Negroes 10y Mr..
LEH'Is Ju>ES nh Monday next, as Agent for A.
sisucr in cusr ufIAs. +. CuLrHAS to THos. DrNA-
GAx. These negroes are to be sud for cash, aud
will no doubt afford lnuncd men 4 rare chance
fIr,, ,,,,nI l,arruns
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

Til. Masses ~ Nuio n?r"sf:I' lnrIr WAa.
An uhio c,"respuu,;rnt Of lhc New l"rk
,jonrmoi / tommcrc. writrs:
"Thrrc is an urder-current of feeling
arunng the ma>srs opposed 10 tic further
prosecution Of this war. Although mos; Of
The ).r, s>cs xm lc:ulrr> have l,ren carried
away by The ,t'ror # Tie hour, still YOU will
lind ,ha, the nlasscs Of tho people have nol
gone with them, ana there is agreat reaction
going on daily
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

SICKNESS At ALEyANpEIA.--A Manassas
correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch saws :
''f'rom private letters received here from
reliable sources in Alexandria. the mortality
among the invaders at that place from dy>en-
terry and similar diseases average very nearly
twenty day. As the weather becomes more
sultry, and the work Of these scoundrels wax.
cs hotter our climate will be very nearly as
cneclnai as our bullets. Arctusec, just from
Washington. states that there are 10000 fed
rral troops there. Many Of them are very
much dissatisfied
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Lei il be Remembered.

That from and after this date, orders Tor thr.
.i4r,r'iser, unless accompanied With the cwi.
will receive NO attention from uF. We are forced
to The adopt"n of lhis RUE, and will rigidly ad-
here To l.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

SALr.-NcHt TO food and water, salt is most
,ccessary to us. II ;iic blockade Is effective
SIC shall bc w;lhont it. The health OF the
1eonlc will Le destroyed and when winter
comes aud il j., time 10 ctI: beef and pork,
it will rot upon the ground. During the last
war, much wes made upon the coast, and it
is nc. many gears siace the manufacture was
carried OIL at nawruSkic island. The water
;by anslysisl from Wilmington, \. C., all
around tue Gulf, is cmiucn,ly adapted to the
Iusuulsclurc, which is si:n pie and ilrxFensiTe,
No better speculation can be offered to plan
,ers on the sea coast Of the Southern Coni,d'
eracy than To employ some OF their people IN
this business.--Savanneh Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Maryland Getting Right.

FE::nsEIcK, M'!., June 2l.-!scsnn,ionS
declaring that the debt n,.w being incurred l.y
the Federal Gnycrnmcnt is Unconstitutional;
Unconstitutional and iyranical; anr: declaring
also in !ay'.r ut' The ianeiiatc recognition Of
the Southern Cui;tr;lrracy. have been adopted
by the State Senate of Maryland. The vote
stood, ayes H., nays. 4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

Mas ,>n Provisions PLESrr.-A gentle
man who came from Manassas Gap-llot
Juuction-on Saturday last, gives some dccis-
i've information. lie visited the camp at thai
,.oint, and says in point Of supply of prov!S-
IONS it is filled Ike u Cincinnati pork house.
Barrels Of frat class provisions ere stored
there by thousands, while eighteen hundred
live cattle, driven over from Kentucky, arrived
there when be left. Our informant Says that
tac rebels have perfected ample arrangements
i, kentucky for an uninterrupted supply ol
food and forage. Manassas Gap, he says, is
fortified into immense strength. and can be
,.l:en only bYgroat blo?dsiead.- Philadelphia
North american.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

w An attornc%. on heing called t" n"rOHnt
rvr having acted unprofcssonally in taxing less
tlan the usual fee from HE client, pleaded that he
I'd taken all the mar had. He WAS thsreup"n
h,aarably acquitted
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

BgAuREGaIp on CAPT. BALLS COMPANY
We have positive Information that Gen. Beau
regard has ordered the Fairfax horse company
of Capt. Ball, recently taken prisoners here,
t., leave the State of Virginia, because they
have taken the oath Of allegiance To the Uni
ted States Those OF them who may be in
cuced TO violate it will, OF course, be excepted
from the operation Of the order in question.
We learn that they will all, however, the
Statc.-W aSlIngton Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

NS.- We cordially endorse every word Of Mr..
WHEELocK'S card. There never Was Il better lio-
tel in Aususta and. hard as the times are, its
managers now steer smoothly along nfter the same
old sort II gives US pleasure 20 know that they
nre doing u fine business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

The CAPTURE OF CcMvupunr Rurrysoss
Pleasure YAcMr Enthusiastically mcn:io,.-
el, Yesterday, The capture by The United States
bicckatiing stealner Brooklyn, Of the b"autiiu
,scht Gipsv. at Pass ar0utrc. Commodore
Robinson (who. hy,lhc-hy, sa British sub
iecD WAS enjoying one Of his usual summer
tislilrg excursions, and was sailing the Gypsy
under British colors.
Tie gallant aud valiant commander Of the
Dronklyn, with must notable obctlirnce to
the letter Of his orders, seized the pretty
pleasure boat, retaining itaS q prize, and. AZ
We learn from :, 'l"spalcll from Cuinmod re
Rohinsnn, nut him and his scrvan, On shore,
to find their way to The city as lhcy may
Tn: ihev viii probably do in tie course of
the day.
Certainty mos, brilliant adventure, this,
Of the brave blockatlers New Orleans Pic.
ayunc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

The Louisville (ky J Courirr says it hno,cs that
the Federal forces nj Cairo contemplate an attack
on Memphis before the 18th of July.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
The Wheeling Traitors

WmrELiN,;, June 2O--An Ordinance which
has b. III passed in The bogus Convent on l'y y
vote nl go ,. provides for the entire re or
gai!zllun "f Tia. State GuvcrnuenI, and rrrn-
dia;c, the Richmond Convention. They will
now prr"+,l ~ choose Il new Governor. A
new State sea-. and uther cmLl"rs Of authur.
itv, la:p been ordered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
the Cataline would in all probability have

the Cataline would in all probability have
fallen into our hands.
Capt. Parrish aud his officers deserve much
praise for their daring conduct in this little
affair." as do also several Of the Richmond
Greys, who were on board the Empire MS q
marine guard. ltis hoped that Capt. Par
risk may soon be better prepared for offensive
operations, Ly having larger and more
effective steamer placed under his control.
Norfolk Herald.
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TIE CorroS SUBSCRIPTION lN Bnn, Ga.
AT mreing Of the planters Of Biz, Coun-
IS, held in Macon, Gu the l2lh inst, it was
ascertaincl that $3.50 bales OF cotton ha.'
becu subscribed to the Confederate lean by
the planters Of the County. Among the sub
cribers was Major Leroy Napier, who Sub
scrbcd and paid for SlS.OOO more of the Con.
federate bnndS. which raises his personal sub
scription to Sj8.OO0 besides all his growing
cotton crop, estimated at 500 bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
PER CONTRA.

MHNrIIls, June 2i.-A reliable gentleman
from S.. l.nuis says Lyon defeated l,y re
I,a;rlots at lInrn,iIc: that 500 l.iirn!nte>
wr:r hi!!r.! and 100 were taken prisoners I.y
On included: six cannon am,i 21Q stand otnrins
were cap;ure,!. TEc steamer SafnA was srnk
and 3tNl I.rroInil:s killed and wuunlcl.
In Kansas City, On Monday, 900 persons
were taken prisoners. There are 1000 Scces.
siOnisls there, who are en,ravaganly joytu'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

.ronx MircEEI. OK TIE WAR.-.'nhn A!ici'
q writes from Paris To the New York h'&
" ,rs as follows:
You are right in sympatitizIng With ii''
South. The South ls> not throwi eli ti''
sackes Of the Union al hour too soo''. SI'
has not been the aggressnr, but has s"it':rr'
much and long from tie greedy. cou'ncr'!a
altogether British commercial, and induStrl'
system forced upon her by the North ll,'
Cause is last cause; her institutions are >Sl'
AMI sou:n!. and h.Hcticcut and am hapl
'nsaY Via; the Irish citizens Z: the S"'liAcll
States a!r S,and;i:. lnyallt with their u"l''''
coantrr Tie Irish companies ot South Gar"
lima in; i;:.a have distinguished ;hrn:''IveS t..
,aeir za.l in .ul,:nte' ring n!"n ANY service.
In the regular arrir Of Snutl, Carolina, a veF'
IL " relative q! >o'!r correspondent ~ L."
homo. 20 hold commission as aa officer a.
,-ii!lery. .lGatker very -ar relative hri"ns'
70 tie lirs; Regimen, ": Virginia i:'i'iceis
;:ai muy lie al hi, rnnr:."ut n NashIii@'G:'
q. tlecrai,ont' r!I":si> II" better eau c-.-'
more honorable ,c,,ir;': att! think i i'iSni
desirable thai voumg irisrn.n ,'..'a!'! lear
the art Of war &,m,~h'r.. SEEING il i :; 'f;'i''
nnrtub!e cil-nc, 10 learn il nj l.oii;".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Chess Problem.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

White 20 n.nvc, ar'l mate in thee moves,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
Important from Missouri.

LOUISVILLE, (kY..) June ia gentleman
whu has Just arrived from ST. Louis, Informs
lis that the following report is current and
believed:
Tie Missourians, by a fcint, dccoycd Gen.
LYON from his boats, which masked batteries
succeeded in sinking, and after terrific tight
Gen. Lyon and his entire force had surren-
dered.
Gentlemen from St. Louis say that no reii-
ance can be placed in dispatches clnannting
from ST. Louis on any lmint il relation to az
fairs in Missouri: the telegraph hcing niterl Y
suborne1 The jltmucruf i:in abolition news.
paper contrcls the western line aud the oil
cia!s dictate what shall bc sent. The last re-
port OF Lyons capture was believed there and
is thought probable here Not IL word, how
ever, has been tclegrap!cd since the dispatch
Of last night, from the Democrat, giving de-
tails of how Governor jackson viewed the
tight on distant hill and fled to parts un.
known, and how Gen. Price was seized with y
violent l!iarrhua on the commencement Of
the fight and taken to Ills home Oh Il boat
The editors of the independent truth telling
papers have been imprisoned for treason.
JEFFERSON City, June 2l-lhe steamer
Sunshine, from Boonviilc, confirms the defeat
Of the State troops, with twenty killed The
| Eessians luss is two killed and nine wounded
and missing. 1t is thought the MsSourians
made another stand at Lexington under Col.
Weghluan. fur,l.rrlY oi the L. S. Army.
81. LeriS. JUNE 2l.-Binir with two regi-
ment>. has gone up he river, as ii was expec-
| ted the Snuiherntrs woull ri,e Oh the night
! Of the lg;h, and drive the Dutch into the
Mississippi river.
Gen. l.. ..onocccupieS l'oonville. Four Mis-
sonriams were killed and twenty woundet!,--
/ -Four Frt!rraiSts were killed and nine wounded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
President Eayir und the MARYLAND Com
misSioNerS.
,;',e l,,l,"wi,ig is the l,'teroh President ieh
inni ID No A;:ryi.md mU.:ssinners:

ne tl,nwirg Is the l'ter ui President Jc:l
i,Wi, 10 t,,c Maryland r"mn!:-sioner<:
,inyTGr,i,:r>. -, Il MAY, iS'il.
"tiExTt.HNI:> receive VIII! >lnrtr'' i'i'"s
lie .!,,. a-.ucancr that ;hr State "t Aiary!aro
,vn.rltiIiA"S with il,a pcuPi, q! these St.tes u
,,,rir ,icierm:l.ed .inis:tinn Of the rigt! o
i.:..ovyrument,.a ,.ani 'ha, Tie people ni Mary
land are enlisted with Eer whole hearts Oh
!: side Of reconciliation snd reace
Tie prJp!a oi' these Confederate States
n,twths,a:ii TX their separation IRON then
lat: sister. hrre not ceased 10 tr II dcr:
SJl,ri,ui. i! h.r welfare, and 10 hope that III
no distant day, a State whose people, habits
and institutions arr. so c)'Sc!, related and NJ
simulated with heirs, will secs: tn t;nitc IL
fate a:l,! fortunes With tLV>: uf THIS CUn!ed,
iacv.
in. & .vc.r,rurni .: the Confederate States
rr>riyc- VIII r->nec, The Suggestion oi III
St.tr n! MARYLAND, THAT thee shall f'c :,
general cessation ut ii.,s;:ii:rs now mprnuII.'
unliI The I.rvtiri: ii Congress i'll July ncxt, III
ur ivr hat >,,l.i Lit MAJ. p"ssiblr, arrti':t
i,,; ar adjustment ~! -AiSting troubles, 6l
,:..:l:,. "i r.y,s,:::,a rat:i"; than he sword
t,.., : II! i. las :n;S ply without rc!'el
il:t Tx ''''''1 Sii ''S' H.
,:nI,. OCCASION tina: haS presented itself s'nr'
.:.c establishment, u LIS Independence.
In ,i.i,reDl.. 10 the State vi MARYLAND.
however. a,sin assert, in the lno>i emphatic
terms ;h.l IL snc"re x;l,i earnes; desire is i'i
t..cc, ,!a; Mili:s. the Government would
readily entertain any proposition from the
t;oYsrnnent Of the nitvl States tending Il
> ,,acef,.l solution o' ;!,e pending difficulties
The recent attempts q! this Government I,
cr,cr ia,o iingntiat:ous with that OF the I'm
ted State: were .,trli;ied with results whci
!n-h, any rcrcwal ct' proposals lrr:n Ii l.
iha; i;0:ernlnrnt.
Ii any further assurance Of the course OF
t'!iS Guverutnri,t for peace Were necessary, 1t
would lie sufficient 10 observe tn {, being
;o..rr,l Ola Confederation OF sovereign States,
each acting and teciLng for itself, the righI
%! every ether sovereign State to the same
sel.-ac.inn nui selfgoyp-ninenl is necessarily
acknowledged. Hence corquests Of other
States are wholly inconsistent with the iunda-
mental principles. AMI sub"crsire OF the 81
ranizatian OF tiis Government. Its polio,
cannot he but pcace-reace with all nations
snd people Very respectfully,
JEFF. DAVIS.
,lnssrs Mckam, YrLLoTr and IlAkH1SG.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

Subscriptions cut of tho District must lie paid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

Du:.L,rs aal firrr CES.S ii n"t paid within six
no:ths--Gal TGEss DOLLARS j: :"' paid before
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,l"ssr.. Mckam, YrLLorr and uAk!1Hti.
C,.sI.,i;t;ce Mar, lan,i Legislature.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
SheriH'S Sale.

BY virtue of an execution, issued by the Clerk
of the District Court, of the I'd judicial District
Of Washington Territory, have levied upon, sciz-
cd and taken into execution, the following des-
cribcd real estate, which will proceed to sell at
public auction, on Tuesday, the 25th day of June,
1861 at the hourof clock NJ, ut the store of II.
A. Julson 4 Co., in the Town of Olympia, ". T.,
rz:-Al that lot or parsei of ground in the
Town of Olympia, described and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning Main Street, 80 feet from
the southwest corner of the east and west alley
in Block No II, and running sou,hcrly 80 fee;
with said Main Street; thence easterly 100 feet
thence northerly 30 feet thence westerly 100 feet,
to the place of beginning; with all the buildings,
and appurtenances thercunto belonging: and al so.
lots one. ~, two, (2), seven, (7). and eight (s),
in Block ninety one, (9l) in the Town Of Olympia.
Said property is to be sold to satisfy an execu-
ton rendered by the aforesaid Court, on the 18th
day Of September 1860, for the sum of two thou
stand five hundred and forty-cght dollars and
sixty-sx cents, together with costs and charges,
in favor Of Wm NJ. Ratlcdge, and against II. A.
Julson. WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston County.
Olympia. May 25, 1861. 2s:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25

the present, capital, science, art, invcn.
ton. discoveries, the works of genius
ALI these will attend us in our march
and we will conquer. And if the far
Pacific, voice feebler than the fee
bcst murmur upon its shore. may be
heard to give you courage and hope in
the contest, that voice is yours today
and if a man whose hair is gray, who
is we'll nigh worn out in the battle and
toll of life, may pledge himself on
such nh occasion and in such an audi
.ncc. let me say, as my las: word, that
when, amid shcctcd fire and flame l
saw and led the hosts of New York rs
they charged in contest upon foreign
soil for the honor Of your flag; SO
again, if Providence shall will it, this
feeble hand will draw sword, never
vet disl,onorcd-not to fight for dis
tant honor in a foreign land, but to
fight for country, for home, for law,
for government, for constitution, for
right, for freedom, for humanity, and
in the hope that the banner of my coun-
try may advance, and whcrcsocver tina:
banner waves, there glory may pursue
aud freedom be established. Loud
and prolonged applause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

"VALUADLE REMEDy.-Not less than 500 pu-
tients from the various Hospitals have procured
the celebrated Iati-Rhewmatic Cordial and Health
Retorasire, manufactured by DIR. ADoLrnCs, Of
San Francisco, and in the use of which every in
dvidual has found speedy and permanent cure.
Amongst the thousands Of persons who have used
this invaluable remedy within the last few months,
every one Of them have experienced the most ben
fetal results. The immense sale of this Heath
Restorative is indisputable proof Of its superior
efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than
death from Rheumatic pains, experience speedy
and cffectual relief from its use, and are daily
sending their grateful acknowledgements to the
enterprising and scientific proprietor" For sale
Mt wholesale and retail by DIR. II. ADoLrHus, and
by REDDIxGroN l. Co., Agents,
San Francisco, March 1861. 2o:m3.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
Not1oe

To School Superintendent and School Directors
Of W. Tn accordance with the duty dcvolving
upon me as Territorial School Superintendent, |
would recommend uniform system Of school
books throughout the Territory. After consulting
cnts, we have agreed upon the following text
books, and would recommend them for adoption
MS soon as practicable
Towns Spcllcr; Parker + Watsons LIST, I'd, Sd,
18th and 5th Readers; Webstcr's Unabridged Die
tionary Rays Arithmetic, parts LIST, I'd and Sd !;
Rays High-school do; Rays Algebra, parts LIST
and I'd Rays Geometry; Rays Surveying and
Trignomctry Clnrk's English Grammar, parts LIST
and Cd ; Cutters Physiology; Cornelrs Series Of
Biographies; Woods Botany.
Yours Truly, D. G. LIPPINCOTT,
Superintendent Public Schools Of W.T..
Olympia, April goth, 1861. 23:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
Hairs Sarsaparilla, Yellow DOCK
and lOllide Of POtasS-Is purely as re-

pre- ;cntc l. an made in strict accordance with phar
IN ccutical formula, and il strictly guaranteed free
fro Spirits, Mercury, AMI Arsenic which caunot
qe said of any other known preparation Of the
Kind. As good and reliable tonic Alternative, it
is uuequallcd. 1t quickly removes from the sys-
TEN all morbid and impure mdttcr,- Mercury,
Lead aud Arsenic. For all chronic diseases there
i. no othor remedy cxtant that miU, or does care,
Rhumatism, Scrofuu, Old Sores, Salt Rheum
Gout, Lumbago, Pimplcs on the face and body
Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes
Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint and
diseases arising from an impure state Of Blood
Skin and Kidneys, as qucx and sure, as Halls
Sarsaparil.a, Yellow dock and loddc OF Potnss.
For sale everywhere, for One Dollar; Bottles
sent by express to any a ldres for Five Dollars
r. Hall Co., Sole Proprietors.
Nos. SOL 532 Clay ST., San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
RELIGIOUS Notices,

Divine Service at ST. Johns Chapel every Sun.
day morning, at II o'clock, and evening at o..
clock. Also; Bible Glass every Wednesday even
ing, at 7 o'clock, Pm.
D. ELLIS WILLEs, Missionary.
pivin. Service every Sabbath at the NJ. E.
Church in the morning and evening. Sabbath
School at r. u.
Rev. r. J. Exams will preach in the hall Of the
"Old Land Oficc," on the first, second, and
fourth Sundays Of each month at II O'Clock A. NJ