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Ger Costrenes,, I-reg4Iarfy and Ds6ilny Of fl'
Digestive Organs inducing Hsadaeh,, LassHH1e
Nsrvous4ess, Gensrai ProsfTa'ion # fhs Mad
and Body. Paraiyas, etc.
A MOMENTS reflection Dug to ccnvinTs
sensible man of the folly nd danger o
INSTANTLY dosing with C.thartic Medicines n
,ractice l. ps-ricious and sueii1l. An e1peTle1e
o .fortv vesrs las taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion are fearfuly agg a.
waited by he too free use Of Cathartics- I've
Americanpeople are fast becoming nation u
dyspeptcs by their artificial modes Of lie. Dr''-
tic Cathartics increase the irritabillty and r -
trate the strength of the digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specislly designed to
allay this irritability. add at the same time q
inviyorste and strong then all the functions Of IL
restion. while they are gently Laxative. lh'y
are so mild aud iny soratlus that one Is not re-
Minded by any di-sgreeahle elects that he mrs
taken medicine
business Men, Students. Professional Men, Fs
males. add all persons leading confined or seden
tary life .hould try them.
The undersigned Physicians oheeriully certify
O The high professional standing OF Or. Colby a
Stanstead. one OF the oldest and best Physician
and to the excellent qualities Of bis "Anti-costive
and Tonic Pili-," which VIC have used IN cur piac'
tice, and highly approve
j. r. GIBSON, NJ. D., Durham, - l.
C.E. CorroS, VI. D. Cowansyiu
CHARLES BEowN, VI. D.,
= : FOSTER. NJ. D., Bronze.
NoHsAx CLEVELAND, ". - Baruston
NJETse, NJ. D,
c. W. CowtEs, VI. 4, S''nstesd.
JoHN MgIss, ". r.,
JosgrH BErADoS, VI. D., Surgeon F. y.
BrvIAwIs pANos, NJ. D., Coaticook.
LFyrEL RicHuovp. ". D., Derby Line.
Il. q. GtINEs, ". p. Compton. c. ?.
q D. SoMERs, VI . D.. Macog. :. F.
,. C.. RurHERFoRn. ". D., Newport, y {.
Prepared by DIR. N. COLBY.
Stanstead, c. T., and Derby Line, w.
Sold whore uedic'ue l. SOLD generally.
August q, lsGl. da"
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FARM ToR SALE.

~ Fotsiam. ST. Lawrence Co, y 7. MI
Z-nas Clark offers for sale bis home iart1' SIT
uated one mile from Pctsdam village. j. con-
tains 3O7 acres, is we'll watered by never fail
in- stream: has On IL % small sugar orchard,
Young apple orchard, a large fine dwelling house
carriage house. and other out buildings, good
farm dwelling house, cheese house. barns, sheds
-ranaries, &c. The farm Is in high state Of eal-
tiyation and the buildings oui fences in perfect
repair. Forty cows and other sock, With dsiIy.
farming and suearins utensils, may DC hai win
the farm. The whole or any part Of the purchase
money. II satisfactorily secured, may remain u
interest q. long as desired Apply 10
s. E. GORDON.
Fot-iam, q. Lawrence Co, y. Y
Jaue.ls, lse2. aa"l"'ma
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TaAIvs cove NORrb AVID wEsr


Leave Burlington at43O AN, Is A. H., and
50 P. N.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston a. so A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or Fitchbu1g. Leaves Spring
field, at 25 A. NJ, Bellows Falls II IS PM,
connecting at Whitekiver junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston. and with Passumpsic Rail-
road for and from ST. Johnsbury and Littleton
arriving at Burlington at IS PM, and st.Albans
at 80 P. NJ. Ogdensbursh at 81 A. NJ. and
Montreal at 10 q p. VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves y orthhol1 att 20
A. NJ, and Burlington at 9 p A. NJ, for Rouse's
Point and Montreal.
Nisnr EXPRESS Train, leaves Bellows Falls at
Is p. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewXork at 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
p. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
train leaving Boston at 80 p. NJ, via
Lowell OF at 90 P. u. via Lawrence. Leaves
White River Junction at IL 50 7. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 20 AN, Rouse's Point
at 20A. ~, Montreal at 10 90 An, and Ogdens-
burgh at u 40 P. NJ. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached to both the Night
Express trains running between kcuses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West fol
sale a the principal stations
@. MERRILL, Supt.
StAlbans, VT. May Il, 1862.
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New York. July y.

A Havana letter says that Comfort has been
appointed Commander in-chief OF the Mexi
can Navy by President Juarez.
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French Protestant Institute
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
REV. n. CYR, PRINCIPAL.
MONTREAL. c. 2.
MONTREAL. G. 2

rE,UE advantages offered in this Establishment
for the acquisition Of French are very great,
as this language is spoken constantly by the mem
bers Of the family, snd no pains are spared for the
thorough md repii advancement Of the pupils.
REFERENCES.
Rev J. Goadby, Montreal.
J. W. Conroe, Midilebury, VI.
Hon. R. Lansing, NatertoNn, n. \.
Rev. L. Howard, Rutland, Vt.
a. n. Nichols, Eco,
G. Humphreys. ESQ, Auburn, y: T..
Rev. c. Pease, D. Z. Rochester, N. \.
Rev. VI. B. Anderson, ID,
Rev. Baron Stow, d. D., Boston, Mas
Rev. Z. n Kirk, d. D, "
Rev. Dr. Turnbull, Hartford, Conn
Rev. G W. Samson, d. D., Washington, b. c.
g. E. Howard, Esl-, Springfield, Mass
Rev. DR.. Sheldon, Troy, N. l.
Ex-Msyor Woodruff, Quincy, III.
Montreal, april q, 1852. daw
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, June %, 1862.
TRAINS GOING sOUIH AND EAsr.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAsT.
Leave Burlington st Is A. NJ, IS A. d. and
sI5P.M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point so A. NJ,
st. Adams at 6 80, Burlington at Is A. NJ, CON
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells River, 81. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern h. r. for Boston, Lowell,
Worcester. &c, and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Ha-
ven and Newly ork arriving in NeWYork at 10 Is,
p. M.
ExrREss TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at S 05
A. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified. Connec-
ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGHr EXPRESS leaves 0gdensburgh at II 90
NJ, Montreal at co p. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
Pm, arriving in Boston at 20 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, aud with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New York at 20 2. NJ.
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10 Business Men.
Rave Chance TO make 81 Profitable
tnVe.iment.

HlHE SUBSCRIBER, owing 20 III health, and
u consequent inability to attend TO business,
offers his whole property in the Village of Bur-
ington, Vt. for sale, consisting Of
ONE BRICK DwELLING-HOUSE in
good repair, with Barn and Garden attached
ALSO TUE STOCK OF GOODS N
CHINA HALL, comprising large aud
we'll selected assortment Of Crcckery, China,
GLASSWARE, Paper Hanging, &C., &c. This
store was established in iS47. and Is the larg
est House this side OF Troy, and command, an
extensive and profitable trade-'rSa'ssais and
tsfah.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. l49 Church st.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be SOLD CHEAP-T'gHs Easy.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
at China Han, $50 church street.
S. ;. BROWN.
Burlington, Vt, May 81, 1862.
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BosToN, July llth

Geo. W. Hall, L. j. Mahoney, NJ. Turck
and Simpson were severely injured to-day By
an explosion in Ayers Foundry.
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So. 81 Jiacpose, as it viii bring on the month
1sy~ttAr % ly sickness in cases Of obstruction
49, from any cause, and after All other
remedies Of the kind have been tried IN vain. This
nav seem Incredible but If IL fail in any case the
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single
failure when taken IS directed ami without
the least injury to health in any case. y II Is
put up in bottles Of three different strengths, with
tull directions for using, and sent by express
closely sealed 10 all parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, SO; half strength,
IS; quarter strength, - per bottle
E7y-Remembcr This medicine is designed e1-
pressy for obstinate cases, which all other rene
dcn Of the kind have failed TO cure also that II
is warranted as represented in every respector the
price will be refunded. - Beware Of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr.
NJ, or at his Office. Prepared and sold only at
DR.. Mattison's Remedial Institute for Special DIS
eases, No. IS Union Street, Providence. R. I.
E-This speciality embraces all diseases Of a
private nature beth Of men ard women BY regu
arly educated physician Of twenty years pTae
e, giving them bis whole attention.
E-Consultatious by letter or otherwise re
strictly confidential, aud medicines will be sent
BY Express, secure from observation, 10 all pats
Of the United States. Also, acc ommoditions for
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure aud qlie;
Retreat, and good care until restored TO health-
Caution.-It has been estimated that over
two hundred thousend dollars are paid 70 swim
ding quacks annually. In .;cE Enslsad floae,
without a7y beasff 70 those who pay It. All this
comes from trusting, tifiosa iHquiry, to mea who
are alike dcstii ute Of honor character or skill,
whose OMIT recommendation Is their own false and
extravagant ASSERTIONS in praise o. themselves
II, therefore. you would ayaii tIag bHrbng3sa,
take no mans word. NJ ~1'fv rslf tis Frff'n-
Sous AZ. but MAKE INQUIRY it Will coz
you nothing. aud may save YOU many regrets
for. as Advertising physicisns. m nine clses out
Of ten. are bogus, there Is nc safety in trusting
any Of them. unless you know w'7 aud r'ai they
EEDr. " will send 'fs by enclosing one
stamp a. shove, pamphlet 90 D''sAeEs o. Wo-
xAS, ami On pirate dissass generally, giving
full information, With the most undoubted refer
ences and Testimonials. without which, no adver-
Using physicion or medicine Of this kind is dc
serving any confde7ce, irkafsu0.
El-Orders by mail promptly attended
Write your address p'a,piy, and direct to DR
MArrisov. as above. Decl
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SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma
Whooping- ough, Sore Throat
ronchitis, Hoarseness, lnfiu-
enza, Fever and Ague.
lis warranted to relieve Group in hye minute'-
To break up a common cold in a single nleh''
To relieve the Asthma at once.
70 cure all coughs and diseases OF the lungs
previous to liberation.
The matchless success and unpree edented popu
Iarity which this remedy has attained IN one snoI
wear. would seem to be a sufficient guaranty OF
e1cellency. If any one doubts it let such give
one trial.
Read the following From Hon Levi Under
wood, Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont
Messrs. Z. B. Magoon s. Co. have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds ana
sore throat, and 1t has proved an Efficient remedy.
II i a valuable accession to the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs. &c.
am, &c. You're.
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. sth, $50.
IFrcm Hon Timothy ?. Bodfeld-l
&, using your Weeks Magic Compounds short
,i,e I was entirely cured Of one Of tho severest
and most obstiuste colds upon my lungs That
ever experienced. know Of no remedy equal 10
It for coughs and lang complaints generally.
TIMOTHY Z. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18th, 1850.
TFrcm Rev. Z. B. Smith, D. D, Principal Of
New Hampton Institutional
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spripr. when was suffering most severely
from The effects Of long continued cold upon N ,
lungs, seted like a charm. The hrst night alter
taking it, coughed less and slept better than ioi
weeks before, and the use Of II hnaiiy relno' 3
~ diaicuItv entirely | should use il again II
reference to any medicine l have tried Wher
similarly afflicted
Yours tfulv,
Z. B. SMITH.
FairfsI, VI, April u, ls60. "S'u
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@gNis;S 8ss;
[IIIK17sIiSZH
NEW DIsCOvERY.

\ NEN DlSt ON J. III
rE1HE Ascariics or Pin Worms, the removal
which has ever ba'lel the skill Of trc u
eminent physicians, and universally c7nsiierct En-.
them As beyond the reach Of medicine are er'i-r
expelled from the human system h. the Use
Dir. 4. c. GouId's Pin Worm Syrur
Cure Narrated IN creTv CGSc.
ReFef oford,d ~ tireHfy four hours.
This Syrup is purely a vegetable TreParat
and harmless with the youngest child
SYNFroHs.-Inteuse itching, biting and di-.-r.
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the son.
often mistaken Tor the Piles,) dissSreeable sr-T
ton in the epigastric region or lower part &c ''
bowels, restlessness. wakefulness, starting s-
screaming in the sleep, faintin-. and not urt-a
queuuy spasms or fts.
CAUrioN.-The genuine has the name. 90 Dr.
e. Gould's Pin Worm syrup blown ~ each CA.
tie, his portrait and fac smile of hrs l-1a----
IN the wrapper.
HERVEY 4 MOORE, Frer--s,--s.
Address GEO. c. GOODWTS . Co,
l srd Il Marshall st., Boston. Mass.
General Agents for New Engl711
Sold in Burlington BY A. c. sCEARand !. 1T
ROBY : co.
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Plaiisbarsb, May ls62-

rs. We publish below letter from J'hn a-
CbambsrIi,. Grand Isle who has had mere eznt-
rience with machines than any other man n y ''
mont. W.
MEssKs. DAVIS CO..
II is not hard driving to thr 81 with one si'an .
horses, on your two-h0rse machine, l1v ousIe-s
good wheat or 200 bushels oats We have thTesH
"A I56 bushels Of wheat between CLOCK anu
sunset, in January, without any extra EFFORTS
ritb fnur hands but II not thistlcs ard weed. ,
,Is, a bushels oats in - minutes The above
,rss we'll clenncd n for market, as 1t came from
tho machine. We have DO trouble ln cream. :
lin vel. with your recent improvement ard 3
ar, satisfied the machines You now maze Wiz
,b-esb and clean we'll more grain with the sams
bsIn and two horses than any other t"o-n 'Isa
,,..bire in this region will thresh without clean
ing. cu,,tprrrr--
Grand Isle, Vt, May 10, 1850
p 81 have threshcd with enc machine eve
80 geo bushels, giving les than S9Y I'i Isi-l
md then sold il Tor half the cost Of new one
VIZ u44n6 j, a. O.
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EAIInnh MINTER RnNNET,.

aent OF
FRENCH
FALL and WINTER BONNEI~.
Which she will offer az prices beloS any other
house in the trade. One call will suffice 10 con-
vince all that this stock stands unriyalled fer
richness Of 10 ,tsriai. beauty and variety Of de-
sign. Our term are C : II
Mss. BBowS returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly increlsed custom, and having artists
and talent Of the first ability to assist her, she
feels assured that she give increased satsiac-
ton 70 all iavorins her with III patronage, IS
no pains or trouble will be spar - please. She
has engaged, regardless Of ex case, trimmer
from the celebrated es;ablishmt Of MIDI. Bernets
# Broadway New York who i, an artist Of the
first ability, and who takes charge Of, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, TO which we can guarant' perfect salts
faction. HIS y. - bhON ~
li9, Church ST., Burlington, Vt
Oct 60.
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LIVERY STABLE.

ry,HE subscribers having purchaser JUG s - H.
i known Livery stand recently occu
q d Mathews, would respectfully announce 70
the public that they are ready to accom- moda.e
the people of Burlington with any thing IN tnei,
line at all hours and at shortest notice and SOLICIT
a share.of the'patronase Of the public.
NEW CARRIAGES, GOOD HORSES,
AND CAREFUL DRIVERS
IMPLIED at all times, and no pains spared 70 please
y timer, K. COhBERTH,
C. F. BLAKE.
April :. dawu
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SToNNGroN CT. July IL

SToNINGToN CT, July II
The. Steamship Great Eastern is now of
this point. She is inside of Montauk Point
standing off and on for pilot.
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HORSE POWER AND THRESHIIG
MtCUISES.

a. P. DAVIS co have established a
w branch Of their BrasheT Falls u.aGu -c-
,pre nj PIattsbur,h. Here we shall keep on h4ui
or will known Horse Powers, Ihreshers aHd
Cleaners for one, two and three horses. The Yer
mont farmers are we'll acquainted with these ma
chimes. for they have been in operation among
them for Is years, and never with so good reru
tation as now II is safe to affirm that this IS 'hs
only rhresher and Cleaner ever manu- etured De-
been superseded by others This has stood unriv
allied and with the improvements that our iog-
experience in the business has suggested, We teEe
pleasure in assuring the farmers of Vermont nat
!, il above all others the mschine they need. we
can forH ard machine TO any port on the lake pa
SLIGHT expense with dispatch. All repair'n- z
pieces and teeth will be kept constantly % '''
mi All orders will be promptly attended to.
W.P. DAVIS q Co
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rARD rnRTRALTS

nF Distinguished National Characters, ior
~ Photographic Albums. Oss h,nd'ea raT'e''e'
-fo- sale at Ice. each,
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New YoRK, July II

New York, July IL.
All the rebel prisoners have gone aboard
the Baltic.
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store.

sEOSr respectfully informs Der M ferrous Gus
VI toners that she has on baud a Oh ore assort-
nent of
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Rate. for Advertising in the weeIsI,

e Nosuhscription stopped untilall arrearsges
are paid, except at the option of the publisher, or
discontinued unless by positive orders.
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This celebrated Fem 10 Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else of the kind, AMI proving
efectual after.all others have failed,
is prepared from An indian plant
used by the natives for the same
purpose from time immcmorial and
now for the FIRST time offered TO the
public. u is designed for both
married and sinsle ladies, and IS the
very best thing known for the pur-
nose, as it Will bring on the month
,ly sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, and after all other
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100000
0dfehlp &ree press.
PIaf,d a, No. 6 College Siyesi, Burlington, :,
GEO. w. n C. G. BENEDICT,
EDIroRs AND PRoFRIEToRs.
Terms of Subscription
July3, 1861

Terms OF Subscription for Daily
Free Prcs-.
Village Subscribers per snnum, SIS 90
Those who receive it by Mail, for months 100
or per annum, 400
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
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WESTERN TICK EFT s
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

r5,HE above long established Railroad Line on
i ers unequalled facilities for Transporting
Passengers and Freight to all points West and
North West in as quick time as by any other
Western Route.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22
ErUI. alias lY. Csflkef.

We clip the following from the Van
couver pai.cr Of a late d>se. 1t was ev-
identity written by Mr.. Carker, Of the
-Sorthros,. lie uses little dieguises in
in the name and date, well knowing,
however, that an arsns-eyed public
would ferret him cut and bestow upos
him the rcwar,h Of his extraordinary
s. erudision-':
HuoD RIvEs HExsrT.cE.
Jan -. ls62-
Mr.. Elssar Of ne 7dsgrsy&:
S,k:- have ja~s ~Gjosed the d.ssrsive
and iavi-s.sziing dy>p~Esie.l snfs<iose fur
nirhsd In rcur paper ct Lat week in the pro
oes rcrLsf of eur eccids-n,al t;es.Tno.. and
hspinS that ! E.ss ra; h. aroused sf oaosrske,
srTsb~ssi. yoa an permit me To LAY. that t--ins
ss@~~kss sd~~isa.sssa. I ~.ss~s. xish III ~
snc-Phat.n .ss~hasiic pouers. encompass iis
etnPyrcan Esi.his OF daETxia IL e=cunl;nxie
brrpii-ia-Dc-. With isaa~eiL.e irriSisa- I
ain i'-zc~i t. rxe.=s:ss. 's=s=-a Far .; hzyiz.
tn pay a suidsA Whit TO my sssrcosary. 90
eliminate H. rTaecesl- ii lay essane,.ry frsu
premature d~ieaizzsina. that has pgupslss.s-
nAiie genealogical di-quisitioa upon the uu-
m-rsas ts<tace.as m.lIa-ks II PaSss Sound
n. exceed M hyPo;yp-is az pso;ariic fscsl-
ties. The fceundiiy Of his pcrvuir.a c.lIidi-
~ displayed from the proea.ial part even unto
the last GLORIOUS" p-uul,ima,- seu,enes
thereof. contains no Perrgrin elrncius ct &C.
elusive Pr"iasi-- HE suggestion relative 10
.. c,ss x NINA ion lv s,ntart- w.s ,r,,l,- s,,y,
lime. and should place him far above srspic-
ious malvcrsaiion. Hoping that you will b.
able TO comprehend the above. remain,
Yours. franiically.
ErZZy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22

SALE OF THE ENTERPRIsE.-We learn
from the British Coionist of the 18th
inst. that the steamer Enterprise, which
has been carrying the U. S. Mails on
the Sound for the past six months, has
been sold to the Hudson Bay Co., and
is to hereafter run between Victoria
and New Westminster. The same
paper says the Enterprise is to run on
the Sound for the next fortnight or so,
until her owners can procure anoth-
err craft to supply her place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22

The Portland Times learns that on the
night of Feb. 9th. dwelling house situated
in the rear of the Western Hotel was entirely
consumed by fire. and Eve persons persisted
in the flames. Owing to the river being fro
zen it was found impracticable to get water
up orthe flames. The Times did not learn the
names Of the persons who persisted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22

tv The Vancouver Telegraph in speaking
Of the newly appointed Governor, says: I'VE
know nothing the new appointce. bu. hope he
may be- wiser and better than those who have
preceded him from Illinois to our Terrific
~. with commission in their pockets. and
that In will not BE- 20 easily bsi,ed with
clans and crabs on Puget Sound"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22
A Communication.
OFFICE or WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.,
~

OFFICE or WELLS, FARGO l. Co.,
Olympia, Feb. Is, 1862.
Ed. OVERLAND Pass:
DEAR SIR I'll notice couple Of items in
the Standard Of to-day, which are calculated
to lead the public somewhat astray. regarding
the agency Of Wells, Fargo & Co.. in this
city. In order to correct that impression,
desire to state that there has been no change
ms yet. in the agency referred to. Mr.. Judson
is not the Agent Of w. +. < CO., neither Inns
Mr.. Reed rcsisocd tia, position.
In justice. however, to the Stasdards in.
fcrmans. viii further state that this wrong
impression has dcabtless arisen from the fact
AZ my expected ahsencc during q portion q
the sppOaehing summer. in which event. !
have in,imaied that should leave the agency
in charge of Mr.. Judson. And this 1 l,sr.
posr doing. shssA have the city - con.
issnPaatcd, of which due notice will BE- given
Ycans. truly.
r. y. REED.
Aecss W.. r. 4 Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22

~ The On-gan Dem~cras. rabid SCOTS
sion paper. ehuckl's over the REJECTION 81 the
Cnioa resolutions by our legislative Assem-
bly,. and adds: The action al th~ I>gs-la-
'ure Prrs~nis q strong censras, With the
blcciy war-hks message of Gov Tumey."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22

The Oregon Sentinel says that a party
Of men who were mining in the Southern
portion Of that State recently washed out two
skeletons. On the finger Of one was found a
gold ring. and among the loose treasures was
a silver thimble and an iron pot containing
upwards Of $500 in coin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-22

"A jolly miner recently wrote home, says
the Orcgonian. advising all the girls not to
marry. For when the boys return from the
mines they will all he able to secure husbands
who can cook, wash and iron.