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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
ASTROLOG 7.

A sTRo. o.pHREkoLogy, PRoGNosT1o ASTRONOMY.
.non or rrsn and =,
y Sy D Il D. and M
last twenty are snsSsd 10 nsroa"cs before
,hs pmOS ne art Of de,nes,ng Human Charaeer BY the
tran has ever yet appeared. -
There's not pulse heats in human frame
S ri. oal by .sn si :t' m Al ssGye f. .S
Ana lss, lor, is .woyed y then, as certainly
sy the respisnden, Noon: and md At All thy birth
o thee ssa az Ss ssss a9 nG rules &, s
Ssssa1iT sSnGEssoT or upon ssaay thy head an influence
when pfaciised by honest and intelligent persons, this
q y. dsans character VII be onna vastly
ihe and sophistry this and heavenly
3. .na M: =: s.sasSo% 9rss, pleasure n sp:
ne e G ss. s:y RaS b.
S w Ss e s tho 6 1H svss
may Persons wishing se sSepauss he rh
S Or o q sss ri es S
Wi prasS The eerc q sSe 'sn
sss. Gs9s Il Ss: ss
pcfs. ssS
and sr Probability o .ns TO and "a
particular purul,-n short ample Iartcuisrs Of persona
ilsr.ea By this ineaIararaIie sc,sncs The knowedse
ssHs fssqse s Ss y Hs Ss e ne
sd Writings were placed IN tho hrnaeat by the Gfeat
shine uron earth rule the day and the night which
fought ~ their courses agans ssers and which conducted
the wiz Of the East,o the birthplace OF ssvour
.nsmss Nv s o. snsns ssn 81
nations made; verbal % cents. with chart 81 All
birth with their ser tnsle on tmsie) snclosue s. will
receive by mail chart with their nativity explained ia
every poin requfed Navities in fill frnn so up
Greene street, n Y. Hours from gocock A. NJ 70 or ~
A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLAIRvoYAsr WHO
yorused In this city and Boon AMI 900 rrwari Of
fcted 10 amy person who her In giving
formation on lost OF stcn goods nwsus absent friends
matter bow serious ala, FOR She pre-
Ecrbes ior All discascs andia sing great cure ~ r.
wary Please her skill. This lady also man lectures
wash cn led thnc-c Hvso nialhhie rerov.
Ing frecSs tan aud sunnutn and rcnders the skin perfect
for The toilet ladies W X Phase remember Na Is ihe
only lnd pcnass C.ryuyan 10 hs cry She can refer TO
poson an oher eii.. c.l aoa s,,e rn.uenra
I53 East Trteth street. between Third aud Lexington Hc
noe.
~ q IMPOSITION. .-ruE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN sfthR trOn Europe. who BORN with natural
saas Of e brn together it.e long separated eau es
speedy marriage thowsr you corrcc, keness o yuur ia
ture husband sent friends; drunkenness cured; nun
by fa iovefs yon ths, have been fn NE sF
this great Enreseap Csryoyant ana AslTongs, for
snf "a 'crly vstfer Carton hook CONT news fr nif
~ ov ~N Tor ny one WIN ctn cqual Naf,mc starr ihs
sso sls saa 70 rsn.euf ne prfsdn you VII narsr M
humt.g. No u las SrrrIirnta street cnrrer vi n iri
,sg., sse. az "a ~ eoor .sigaan 20! -imsel
he- en- CO. v this adv -rlsfacal
800! - fsF'-
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NEW HERALD SATURDAY a. lS6STRPLE SHEET
sALNs AT AUCTION.
@. BAKEy. A co, AUCrIoNEERS
l. MAGNIFICENT HoUsEHot,LrD1 so"NiioNn


A. sAsS s. sSss5SssHssta .SstIss aaSIrvHH
sslssass T.., 4. oa ss a Stree. between
WV ''es''' S'fth and Sixth s,sapes
The suc.ioSssr would call partisaar attention Of has
me
offered this season The house was furnished
6; q
Tss s as Linen solid
': r1si
and Rooss Rocking ch
Two masniaeent Suits covered with French broeaie Gem
lined S. Th superb Eiaserss with
Mandolin, Cabinsts Ensoignures Gard and chess Mbies
ebony RECEPTION Chairs, covered With tapestry rich de-
artists match Painting: $ 6sls; xs:A$p.ion 81 ~
s'''0''s 0'nIis sHs s5edS' 'PGi%soroRr
snS 0
sace nna pss
Sheets Countrpanes Mirrors Also, large ASSORTMENT Of
ss o.
BsussE2s sX9s1 ASb ShnhE Hkaa3Is a9EsFaE aHarrrs.
!" ;" '"N' ''''e .sAT1'hDAY, October "a.
No 10 clinton elm i place. lace! lEsSh sifeep.
sac so@enans a,sa eoes precisely
ROTH ctoneer would call attention Of parties
In want Of rst class Furniture TO the above sale, which
Room Furniture offered al auction this
binary opportunity for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
beautiful Paror suits covered In rich French satin brocae
and green sk marble top Tables Eageres rich China
and Paan Vases Turkish Easy Chnrs Lounges bronze
Clock Lace and Bocs,el Curtains Corner and Book Stands
A1dsiTioESS s4ooF EosEyeSP ssS eSSha. RsASoroRTr,
an elegant instrument overstruug bass full iron plate full
seven octave, all modern improvements.
Rosewood and black walnut Bedseads. Bureaus Wash.
stands, Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges, Rockers,
Chairs Blankets BEDDING. Exensiop Table Dining Chairs
essant french China Vases ivory Table Cutlery rich Cut
Sale positive Deposit required.
N B.A furniture expressman will be in attendance TO
cart, pack or ship goods for purchasers
"A D. d. CAULKINs Auchoneer
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RoR cARvEb hsR MIR
PIANOFORTE. SILVER PLATE, &o
THIS DAY SATURDAY Oct. "a
At the private residence 2S West Fourteenth street. near
Commencing at l015 O'Clock A. N.
The sale comprises the entire Of the house. The
wood The will to highest bidder
cash. Offering extra In ducements to purchasers
Elegant rosewood Panoforte with all modern
improvements oversruDg bass rich rosewood Stno covered
In satin and embroidered Covers three elegant full Suits Of
rosewood Paror Furniture In rich brocade and satin;
wood Etageres endid and costly Paran rich
rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs In fine rosewood
Centre and Side marble Tables. richly carved
Chamber Suits, IN rosewood and MAHOGANY; Bureaus
carved Bedsteads Washsands, Sofa Beds in harcloh
ten Hair Mattresses from 40 50 pounds made
order. in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture, Consisting Of fine oak Extension
Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C. with heavy Cut and En-
graved Glassware OF every description NO posponement
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-t t...--... hNt.
E)N hlpsRppuI- gC4,rr y ~,
Ashas,' = ,t,f -, a. ~ ~ 80. ials ~.
81. Haip AfaOs piiEEAv.I o,i 50 V't ~
ship ADkiAffC sails o. ll' ''i''"i
Iu.flse fn O. froln fAyornaN an rf,s,. 81. 49,, a..
y. .. lattv LnsIAld lnelaui. Scotland or IN Zee vi
~ ~" 70" &o.s ~ 'g s.eT. Appgio fAlsCOff HRofiiEst
EoR NEW ORLEANS uIREUT-~tIr Epw ,~n
-, 't'ndiin ataMsl4p fhRlf, rautain D. 4 Delan,e
i,eFe perNc N1rl riscr on sqilrlay Oros,r II a
hiss lp, ]. N.pfrfs'ly, Dor Nef ofeans dre 4 f's
kPoffotD. flbEsrON 4 Co, 20 BroaAway. A'''
F"r Other shipping See First page.
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MILITARY.


MEN WISHING TO JOIN FIRST CLASS RE0I.
IVA mcLt nos In tn, heid viii do well TO
tiiid rcsienf New forg Volunteers Every facility given
70 men ~ nc ranks 10 promote themselves nothing but
etH Hwii aoFance any joining the above rrsiment
am 20 be cunttantiy my headquarrrs Montague
ai opr lse the City Hall, Brooklyn, where give the
prprr Information t. tha>s wishing belong ths we'll
low icinent Any man desiring TO enter the
esubstne VIII hud !, TO hts advantage the above
rrs en-, az every win be 70 provide we for
~. aniirs 9t :, cl persons. MICHAEL MURPHY,
Lie t"Onel Kings County Volunteers, now IA .utennut
o"o1e' h'Nty third regiment New YORK Volunteers.
SuBsrTurEs RANDALL. 4 CO, 1856 WEST STREET.
70 81 hcAds stseei, np sta rs, want men; will you
ron' hNu se u; hava orders from all parts of the
'lnnuS' "na laJ the highest price; ,ry is. $50
Spbsl ~ tLLs FURNISHED AT 20 BowERY, COR.
GDS1 vASu PAfJ nowN TINS DAY FOR suRsrI
-sJOV titS Age p aud srs nbcraliv dssit ,y,,h
,aI earif on Ca y "a FLANAGAN. room ~ Tammany
Gsl7E -Two SUBSTITUTES WANTED As ruIs
Lf' -. application ia Tor ate uaues uo,c n,t ~,
Ntn ar sng ~ 20 sub-ft9s need apn at the ceqnep
ot t"Hf tld West sts, a. possible. Frst come
G%On UsSH Will M PAID EACH FOr THREE
sDftNf art sutes and N tie ha been IN The sef
hft1r' s. VIII ne paid Runners brin Ing men VIII
npJ a. 81 Braedway retvcen Canal and ilowarl suses
GSQO -ee-0 CASH IN HAND ON MUSTER INTO
~, ~ Frfi-e tie balance iR month ments OF
~, 3 "a iarge bounty before uctober Re-
So wv pt.tNcN ~ IN two dSyA Cal ut NO o In.
'~ '' WI uoofa Apo'e rayot's iiotsl, Jersey Guy
Capt Z. COLE PAGE.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

A uCrfON NoTICE.-RxECUTOR's SALE OF HOUSE.
a hold Fnrniture e. FUTILE viii sell on Monday,
at ION O'Clock at No. 400 West Twentvhrd street.
Of Ninth avenne the balance of the Furniture remaining
Ro"icose Rrmss.is "a snS rncs nscsths
Beseads. bureaus and Washsands pure white Hair Mat
Glassware, 3c Also one London made Mangng Machine.
commence Catalogues ready the morning Of SALE De-
p0sits required.
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A GREAT osxsNtAasrHsrlc NITROUS OXIDE.
BY DR. H3YT sos manufsc,ursr of an Tshihe.ic nrOgs
Sside psnor 70 enorotorm % or e,ner and periec.y
.S
Teeth o. every description ovs serted Perfect sas
n T'"TT0 9o7 Broadway, near weentieth street.
A Sci. OF TEETH IN THREE HouRs-ENrIRB
% % e we work gu for @P The ps ps SSr for the
g set No charge for e.,Tas!ins ,eeh Without pain.
ssn ana ars nssh 70 Ne e ~ sA AVende between
ss NO a0 sixth two
u DENTAL ASSOCIATION a @
Extract teeth y Without ~ pain by tho pure ni,rons
O. O COTTON, JOHN ALLEN CO."
hrs GRIFFIN BROTHERS, 1853 GRAND STREET
New % York onros,s @ % Lord Iayors and ss7 Fulton
pain y The use d ss nious osyde gas commonly called
e. spnsrsius for The gas. and % give fs.
os wen ap e as ae e. be S charge
IMPoRrANT FOR DENTISTS APPARATUS FOR OF.
tie pure nitrate OF monIa who'll sale ana rc,a for sal.
broadway
AuouISa CASA MOST RBMARKABLs DISCO.
IL very. Teeth aud roots positively ektrcled without
'ho T1uiRsk r1Rk 'Sp TSDS g 'oSIbG ,Si the
This agent % long regarded az ouv OF
mcn and pfacict uiiy. IL dsoovered 10 be ,hs
most practical and cdecua fslbetc uesoua hnvux
friends who require teeth extracted cordially invited 70
call with ami itness s appl cation.
AMERICAN TEETH COMPANY DENTISTS,
a3t Bowery. opposite Filth sireet ~ v.
To DRvrIsrs-We have extensive chemical for
purifying Nitrous Osie. and prepared u urn sh ihs
pure GaI to other dentists ~ any agan, the ey
nlmism price Of rve c.nts per Eallon Aio denua mr.
nsshed rsrt OF citvO compete aplara
us pur Ing and fuli Instr ituctons for aimnstaon.
hsie mate urofessona erafnat tie AZ paratrs
the irsn rreh Company for ng nnd narfy
ins uisous cxdc and have ysc he sas fe-
p,red The result 20 the examination follows
sss-f loaBj tn Rasfo bc perfectly pure and thus
tag. ~ perfectly hsrms~s Tor inhaAtpn, II Us
fcSg that fhe inhalation of tho
fns vc n~ ,.iriy thc same insrn.ihIiyto aln
- NOR ylsm ether without the same TIE raus
os whei gBnf ocriec harmless nnd Is not followed
" ie isai aess.s % sh,'isl tsc,, ryoa .,,,
rrg -..or 81 cnts'rry IN New y,.v 49, vyfer' ana
'''iN f"'''' H.i .ti ft
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FtRNITURR-BE'
"A longing TO the late Maria n Gird-B PAIRCHII,D.
IL Bethune street mahogany Sofas Chairs Tables
ble Bureaus Washstands Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Damask and Lace Curtains Stair Carpet and Rods Pier
and Mantsl Mirrors Hat Stand also Crockery Glassware
Stoves. Cooking Utensls &C. r,s. ~ .is-..l
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~ ". RivBRs' BROOKLYN DANCING AoApkMy
"" ~ Nclernlerhorn street corner NJ
fsshonaola danocs taught IN course OF eescSs Csas
are now forming Send iCr circular
L'RRREaOs DANCING ACADEMY, lsl Frgrtf AVE
nnc - now opcn Tor the sc'pon OF pupils ,1Irrn-
lars may be had M the Academy at A. Raukn,s las l.uih
avenue or J.P Tiers Drug sorc, i5i Fifib avenue
GRAND sOtRRE DANs,NTg TO NIGHT tcarrpp,y,
" a. Ma'a 10 SAUkAGBAUS acai.my, ~ West Beer k.r
su'et ~ roy pacD Good IN ydanccrs In acndsuc, LIS.
'.fy rtsning All the tanees taught tn sine course
by "a ~ method Come to night
\ a. SLAklNG'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
V ~ N,ls afennr near twentv-hiri str rt --t aefs
,ofnnH " -, '"' .fes Nd Nistars ~ 0nS. Tor San
W, 90 ~ ~. y " frrgie tfss0ls rfra
aud easscs 10 '.'cd ~ housS 70 suit patrons ~
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A CARD.-DR b. L. WAIT, 90 FOURTH AVENUE,
IA opposite Eleventh street. after having expermeuted
with aud tested thoroughly the nitrous oxide confident
y recommends II 70 his patrons and others who may wish
best anesthetic Dr. WATTS great experience with
choroform gives him immense advantage over oil others
In the field point OF practical application and he will
continue to sI,Tac. teeth a! his Old price yizso cents
vh-Fied, 80 cents to 81; inserted handsomely S. Gum
btcks perfect imitation OF nature. go Operations
uted.
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r OsT-A GOLD BRACELET, WITH THE FOLLOWING
incripon IN side .'Adje Georse Jane l5 1884, "
the nnder viii be suitably rewarded leaving Il at the
Office OF A. ii. De Witt. 30 VI all street.
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OsT-A GOLD WATCH. WITH INSCRrPTI On, PRE-
~ sented b, the Auctinneers o Gaisov 10 George TAFT
FIFTY dollars will be paid ho III return IL TO tho
loser plesiges word Questions VIII rake Adj
2.yi Post cal At Muller Bro"ls, -
Excl aurp %
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-10

their private prI-ce with cntire success surcrc,d
'ns 'nb-hs' 'op-'.A Islsscs % auy ,oina"uuG ll;h
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-10
A DplrInlinnn AnIdIpr

A story is told of a private of the
Thirteenth New Jersey regiment,
William Lambert by name, which
shows that there is still something Of
the old blood in the veins ofJersey-
men. At the battle of Chancellors-
vile, Lambert, finding that his own
regiment was not going into the fight
in his anxiety to meet the enemy
joined an Indiana regiment, and
fought with them bravely until they
were ordered to the rear. About this
time his own regiment was ordered
forward, when he at once took his
place in the ranks and advanced again
to meet the conflict.
At the close Of the engagement,
however, he was among the missing,
and nothing was seen or heard of him
until the next day, when he appeared
at the regimental hospital, without
either cap, coat, vest or shoes, and
with one arm gone, merely observing
that the "Rebels had given him de-
vii of rap" He had been wounded
and taken to hospital near the bat
tie field, had his arm amputated, and
then, disdaining to be idle, walked
va miles to his own hospital. Upon
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-10
Mis;tIIant,plI..'. J..
Maternal Love.

Rcets have sung of it's depth and
purity; the good and great of every
age have paid their tribute of respect
70 It; and yet how inexhaustible the
theme. Deeper. purer, holier than all
other earthly affections, is that OF q
mother. While our infant ton. ues
were incapable of uttering an intelli-
gible word; when our infant hearts
were unsble to appreciate the deep
anxiety and yearnings of a mother s
love; she 1t was who moulded our
thoughts and feelings; and directed
our steps into the paths of wisdom
and truth. And so along our path
way are followed by the same watch,
ful anxiety aud affection, till we pass
into the meridian and decline of life;
and though before we have reached
manhood and old age that maternal
voice which has guided and COUNSEL
ed us lies still in the grave, yet the
influence of mothers love and ear
ly instructions will pursue us till
death. Like the stream which flows
silently and steadily, Though incrcas
Ing In size and strength at every turn,
SO is the mothers love increasing
and strengthening as every year pass
es, it swells into mighty flood, and
finds its full fruition in that better
land where all is love, and joy and
peace.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-10
Proposition to Hang Dutch Soldier.


IFrom the Knoxville (Rebol) Reglstor, June
", lS6SI
OF late, In all battles and in all re
cent incursions made by Federal cav.
airy, we have found the great mass oI
Northern soldiers to consist of Dutch.
men. The plundering thieves captur
cd by Forrest, who stole half the Jew.
clry and watches In dozen counties
Of Alabama, were immaculate Dutch
men. The national odor of Dutch
men, as distinctive of the race as that
which, constantly ascending to heav-
en-, has distended the nostrils of the
negro. is as unmistakable as that pc
culiar to a pole-ca an old pipe, or a
lager beer saloon. Crime, thefts, and
insults to the women of the South,
invariably mark the course of these
sinking bodies of sour-krout. Rose
Grams himself is an unmixcd Dutch
man, an accursed race which has over
run the vast district of the country
OF the North. X 1t hap.
pens that we entertain II greater dc
gree of respect for an Ethiopian in
the ranks of tho Northern armies,
than for the odoriferous Dutchuan,
who can have no possible interest in
this revolution.
Why not hang every Dutchman
oaptured2 We will, hereafter, hang,
shoot or imprison for life all white
men taken in the command ofnegroes,
and enslaye the negroes themselves.
This is not harsh. No human being
will assert the contrary. Why then,
should we not hang Dutchman, who
deserves infinitely less OF our sympa-
thy than Sambo? The live masses of
beer, krout, tobacco and rotten cheese,
which, on two legs and four on foot
and mounted), go peowltng through
the South, should be used to manure
the sandy plains and barren hill-sides
OF Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia
Whenever a Dutch regi-
ment adorns the limbs OF Southern
forest, daring cavalry raids into the
South shall cease, Presi-
dent Davis need not be specially con
suited; and if an accident Of this
sort should occur to plundering
band like that captured by Forrest,
We are not inclined to believe that
our President would be greatly dis
gruntled,
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New YoRx, June IS.


or all the impositions that ever suf-
fered, our rich men are beginning to
ind the one known as the income tax
the most ..intolerabIe and not to be
endured" It's quite a question which
horn Of the dilemma they most dis
like; the figuring up Of last year prf-
its, the paying of the tax thereupon,
or tho possible publicity of the amount
upon which the s'horrid" three per
cent is assessed. While the people
Of moderate means have little trouble
to tell how much they had left after
paying oent and deductlng the bless
ed six hundred, rich folks have hard
work to get at at the receipts of 1862
with the critical correctness suggest
ed by the affidavit Of the bottom Of
the Assessors blank.
AS an instance of this blissful iguor-
ance, may cite the case OF a. T.
Stewart, who is said to be entirely in
the dark as to the amount upon which
his income tax should be based, that
he has credit for telling the Assessor
his trouble, and adding that she could
Mt tell whether his income for 1862
was more or less than two millions,
but he was willing to bay the tax on
that amount, as being in his opinion
nearly enough correct for all practi-
cal purposes. So saying he handed
over his check for the neat little sum
of sixty thousand dollars. There is
little room to doubt whether any 9th.
er individual in the country will 60 in.
TO the income-tax busin ss this year
with such loosoness as the New Yorl
Merchant Prince.
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IN otlce to Teachers.

TIVE Board Of school Examiners oi Hancock
cuunlv, OHIO, viii hold IA session for TX.
i animation of Teachers at the Academy
building Ia Fmdlay, ON the 18th day of No
/. mber, ls62 and on the nrst and third sat.
urdays uf each mOnsh thereafter, Till others
are arranged. Examination to commence
at 10 o'clucS 4. NJ, uT sooner tpOssible.
Al applicants are required to present rt
commentator from their last eTplOyers.o
they have boon engaged as teachers; IL no
theu, from thclr last teachers, certiN ing
lhelr moral character.
l.. TUSSlNG, CLERK
FINpLAY. November Sd. lsG2.
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The Commercial Bulletin says that
Mr. Chase eontemplates endorsing
his own views by assuming the
presidency, after his retirement from
office; of bank under the national
law, of s2,000,000 capital, to be loca-
ted in Washington.
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'the offer Of transportation in an am
bulance to Aqua Creek, he declined
saying that he would ride beside the
driver, so that he could "see the coun-
try" When such men grapple with
the enemy there can DO no doubt where
the victory will be.
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The Commissioner of internal Rev
enue has decided that no deduction
from income can be allowed physi-
clan on account ofkeeping horse and
carriage, even if used exclusively for
his professional practice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-25

Al q special communication Of Olympia Lodge No
A. T. and A. NJ, held at Masonic Hall, Olympia
Saturday, July 18th, 1862 the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, Intelligence has just been received Of the
death " Brother U. g. Warbass, at Williams Creek
British Columbia, on the LIST day Of july 1862 where
fore,
R,.o.ssd, BY Olympia Lodge No. A: F. and A. NJ.
that In this dspcnsaon Of Grand Master We have
lost worthy aud we'll beloved BROTHER our community
I: deprived Of neighbor, companion and FRIEND who
although not BY membership with this Lodge
yet be had endeared himself to BY hi. kind depcrt
msnt and to the Fraternity at large by his many Ma
sonic virtues.
Rsse!ee5. That We deeply sympathise with the be:
affection, embttered 1t must be BY her having been
deprived Of the opportunity to soothe and soacc his
dying hour and receive his long and last farewell that
while xs emplore the choicest Of Heavens blessing.
children shall continue objects Of increasing ater.
Rsselped, That this Lodge will attend in body the
funer; q our deceased brother, notification Of the
ary badge Of mourning thirty days.
Rsso!c:d That the Secretary be directed to furnish
copy Of he proceedings to the widow and family OF ouI
deceased brother.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-25
Special 4otifes.
A sure Thing.


DR.. J. c. Young, upon the receipt Of one dollar will
sendt any part California Nevada Territory OREGON
or Washington Territory prescription with full and
complete directions, that will secure the possessor
ainst the possibility Of contracting any private COM
paaiats Very simple. very safe and very 1t can.
not fhil n IL action.
Having been very successful In his profession and
aeeunalatsd fortune In this State the Doctor wishes
70 devote his dime 70 the interests Of mankind generally
and 70 the rising generaton in particular, that they
may into the world At least blessed with pure aud
uneeataninated blood, good constitution, e fortune
n tssf and perfectly free from that Scougs Of the
Ass-Hsssditasy venereal He IL thus induced to
o6ss his valuable prescriptions for an amount simply
suAseisnt 70 cover absolute expenses.
Dr.. J. @. Young has prastced In this CITY for nm.
wards Of thirteen years, and his constant SUCCESS ~
qualified him 70 prescribe remedies that are positive In
curing and preventing any form Of tho ysnereal. He
oes tats success - guarantee, and pledges his pro.
ssens Ispasssaoa upon the efficacy Of the articles ad-
Address. (snelosins one dollar, With stamp to nav
slS Commercial street. opposite the Mint,
San Francisco Cal.
N.B@Ihess already afflicted are referred 10 The Doc.
tors advertisements In another column IN which he
plsagss himeelf By his motto-No CuRI No Pav-4o
talaI bic obligations. Reed asd CeHswk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-25

TvHE undsrsigned having been appointed by the
Probate Court Of Thurston County, W. r.,
Administratrix Of the estate Of Rev. r. j. Evans,
deceased, hereby gives notice 10 oil persons know
ing themselves Indebted to said estate 10 make inn
mediate payment, and all parsons having claims
against said estate are requested to present the
same within the time required BY Law, or they will
be forever barred.
SARAH +. EVANS, Administrative.
Olympia, W. T., JAY I, 1858. 34:4w