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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. TOBIAS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIR. TOBIAS YES ETIANLIsf-tt. ~.
Mare Testimony To- o. 20 certify ma, ia-
AT i've yel-s have ssca ia ~ family .'i.
celebrated Venetian iluiEent, and TO ever, .
stance have found It fally equal 20 hi. recoumyl.
atioos have found IL to give almost iussar ..-a
relief la eas-s Of tlo.hsetc. Group, billion.
sore thruas, pain in tbs chest and back, and r-.
matisLa, and shserirlly recommend is t-a
every one aaiisssd with an % sas above -a-.-
.AHEs D wars
llartfa-,l. Cora oct ista. i-t-
,old by al crsssists OG.ee, . ts-il-l-l
New York.
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corna.esaia Oct ls'a is54, trains VII r-n As FL
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"a JITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
Sew .-s- aul-tutee Capital. sIaa.s-.

arrtrlt DDS hr mli promptly attended to.
Darlington. June .N. cavity.
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curred ia tlis country during the iss- ,l--e
year. l.ui nome nor. wonderful thar tte R.-
tion. i'm Color produced amor. 'ue Hsa-i a-
People, hy
CRISTADog1'S HAIR BTE.
The ii.tar, OF the suec~ss ~ great d..g.vs--. .-
f,rds no parallel o. the trirmphs D-~- -aunt--..-
auo pre3u.lce. accomplished ay tits psT--.r -.
harmless ve-c,al q agent. which H--au-r.
changes any .aaaziau' color O., tao a.-
or brown as l41idc.l-a as aHr .a-- ..-t.- -.-
bestowed ul.l the heed oi man a- 'la--
s.c,u-s.. iy D.. eElsr.nuE1. 81. .--
New Yo-s. s.ls b. all l.-f--s..-.a.
a. Eai- l'-sE-crs-
Sent e.
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Al THE AMERICAN HOTEL Bt r.
LivGrOS FOR DAYS
Monday Oct. Il, Tuesday Oct. tS-
pnd wednesday oet. 10.
LIFE! LIFE d!

u Life and Health are valuable why not use the
1 proper means % preserve them: II the sF-trm
i. diseased why run any risk hy using medicines that
on, leleteriuus, and that iulure oif - stem wear
II. s.. li.e,s-- orI~in1fe with tie liver. When the
liver dlsea-e. The bile become impure and tends
p. ''sr-rar-e me whole system This impure bile
3D.. .ses into the mach, and produces had taste
II Tire mouth The tongue becomes fIrrei. attend
ei with dizziness and pain iu the head The bile
-hor passes from the stomach into te EoWci-- ant
produce custivencss unhealthy hunors and an I'M
I- state of the Blood and tends o. close the pores
b.. tie s.iu which. upon examination, will he found
o. be- DIS and huss. and il also tends 90 disarrau-e
che Kidney which viii SHOW tselfhy the color and
quantity OF the urine, and as natural consequence
q II-g tIalu Of diseases viii follow
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MISSING.

AVN Barber, Bakersfield George Ander-
son Antoine Martin. -
A.-Corp Loren 5 Mallorey. Ferrisburgh
Edward Bertrand, Burlington Burton { Rich
Arison. Jericho Lewis Lovely, Milton.
C.-Arthur H Townshend, johnson Amos
Truel. Hyaepark Lyman Godfrey, Waterbury;
Daniel a Luce, Morristown.
D-Serg Stephen I. Russ, Braintree Garter
Houston. Royalton Horace Bacon Granville
Samuel J. Kennison, Fairfax George Hurley
HartlAnd Marshall Golf. Norwich George
Taylor, Middlebury Austin Parkhurst,
Pittsield Henry W. Slate, Norwich; Hal T.
Simpson, Braintree
Est Sergt Charles A Watson, Dorset
F.-Alexander G. Allen. Brattleboro.
G.-Sergt Freeman d Mason, Newark Oh
yer NJ Green. Dsnville.
H John Horigan, Burlington Frank Bas-
low, Charlotte.
L-George " Gee and Freeman Gee, Nor
wich.
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Election Returns


Pun ,ntrprf. Q.t 17-5p NJ
rt....- D....-.-. H..
,,.-.--..- -.
49, '''- -. .'--' ''-.-'
i--7- ~ ~. ''''..i''' d .''ii.''.' .t u
ro.,-i.,l g-r.5-,-io. s-r in 5.ri.i eb.r- -..
result, hur estimate the majority ou either
sue a-'-l Quo 'l BONE vote
pHL.urIHs. Or5. l3-Il p. 81.
Pam -...--- .-r..+..- .-.........- ..-
.-.r- D.. fouey l.-.-- claim .ae Union a--
ie.- Oh be l.m e't' CD 5000, a-tar--.
l-s5 s-y Do q possible i later f.'ali- -ir
rtla-a DC, bus am tle -lI earn-g at tae
soldiers vote gain % tlr.c republicans On
Che Congressional delegation is considered
p-'.- Tue age e-,ima-e- from returns
received .y tlen from 81 COMMITTEES. % demo-
e--ti- gam O.. 1900" ~ counties yet OBJ uo
heard from
Frtv-fys courtit- rrvea Union MAJORITY
af lf.- 1uUH T.. - 81. be- I.--l
from wifi f.-rfefi-- irr-.... f-a .i.-i,,
5000 Ft.-rrse small Toi,r r-i.-,-v Boz
both branches of rb, Ta-i-..+1,a r.. DIM
.-r,--rl.-. r-.. I'D Iri..r ......-- --.-. b. --
let. - and -rb dl--rl.rs The. Ia.r rv.. ..-.
.agh-Fllan# eI4irsf fr both rsr-..
f-.-I f.... N,-...-
... u
-... ...r... .,...-. s,...I
A1 N-fusw. Your letter from Fort Dea-
..a.e. l1ted THE I,ta ult.. .- .4st received
10y Do learn the most u4ue.elme uiiu--.
chat "a ucpaew oi mine has served in OH. r.'-
e. army since the month o.. May. l,fl
um aware that 40 the age a. thirteen
Ve s- yl- went o. the ->lulg >.u-U. a.
y3u term O.. ana -.ere. H. u8aHt. l.t. m-
4l'e- tlc i.,j4ll-,> 0l th4r traitor .ll.
azlius. yyls kindsel ulr only. h-t a-liust
J1.r Government and flag aud lou write
me iu the coolest manner possible o.. the time
"H-itr your excaan-e. leaving me t.1s On
ai. at sou intend On return on -hc -a--
wee I. re iel- and outlaws
You tell me that YOU are suffering lur Old.
ueces,lric- of life. Tell You frank.v. sIr.
don believe IT, am sensible that tnc ra.-
els whom You serve have tortured o. d,au
their prisoners of war nya process oi s.aa
starvation ana exposure. ana c,Iucel 90 DE-
gree If inhumanitv and cruelryut which OLD,
bloody savage would blush for shame Bot.
ell. your word for 10 O.. NOT Sufficient to .alIs.
iy me tnar The Federal Government ur l.-
ministers Vcrmi, their prisoners or wan O..
suffer Tor the uecessaries 0f lie.
You have been serving the worst cause .n
when man ever engaged since G1d created
TIE human race. and though vuu were INV
own son, INSTEAD o. ny ueule,y. woull
bless God for the bullet tlat should pierce
YOUR heart and laralyza Your arm. There
Is a. duty. cir. tlat every iovai man owes li,
country Ia tlls struggle. owe, hi- God. oUes
T. millions yet unborn, tlat overriic- and
towers above al Che lies of blood ana kind
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

THE VERMONT CAvALRT- Il private letter
from the Vermont Cavalry dated near Mt.
Crawford, Va, Oct. 9th, says '' We are
now having short rest; tine old BOYS
expect to 90 TO the rear Tomorrow, and viii
be in Vermont about the middle of the
month"
The regiment was mustered INTO reryicc hv
companies Oct. 18th. and lett Burlington for
the seat of war Dec. l4th
The following lie a complete lst Of ca-asl-
ties in this regiment, during the mon-a OF
September
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meteorological Table, September, 1864


L0cALITT.- University OF Nermout-Lat- 81 e r
Long 81 lp; Elevation above tde-wster s67 FEET
above lake Champlsin n feet.
HOURS Of 0HsERvAuoN-7 a. NJ. 2 p. NJ. G P. n.
THERNoNETER BARON DIRECTION AND :
: - ErER. F0RCE OF WINDS. =
80. : ~. 9 ~ Lrnean.L ~ 2r-n. apN q
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WOUNDED

WOUNDED
Co. ~. c. Roberts, Sharon, leg slight. G..
y g oins. Bridgewater, heel; Samuel NJ Man
ari, inosburgh, hand.
n--i Lieut.. VIM A. Dodge. Shrewsbury v.
tina sight; Corp Holden D. Baker, Dandy,
lc- -ht; John Riley, Rutland. leg severe.
pr.- >prague, Merdou. ieg severe; Joseph La
lay e., Richmond, breast ruortslly.
Corp Ncrr> L Edwards Springfield, leg.
d. = Haskell, N,lthersfeld, knee.
I'd 1t Calvin " jenkins, Baruston. c. / .
h. ID hand deg amputsted) Corp. Geo. ",
D. - Derby, night arm severe. Corp Henry
VI Qys. Charleston, stunned by IA shell; Ell
~a. T. Cook, Sunderland. arm slight; Allen
I utis. Barre, finger of; Daniel DWire, Salem,
and leg severe (arm auputatei); Eiward
70 SINS. Salem. leg slight James Luuge, Glow
o. mp severe; John Heating, Barton. side
col foot slight; Henry Sias, Newport, face Sc
',re Moses W. White, lrashurgh. arm slight
win Wilson, Salem, hip slight; Charles Phil
., Burke, leg slight
Corp Henry Steady. Il uesburgh. leg slight.
Up John l. Newton. Burlington. hi. slight.
Lewis Blair. Pomfret, ieg amputated; John E
jones, Randolph, leg slight
G-Ahial I. Dearhourue. Starksboro'. leg
ght; Hatch ChambeIlM. STAFFORD. thigh
we're.
H-Oc;aye Bushey, Cnr-euden. elbow severe;
1berou L tyi,, North Hero. Auce >-verc. Jerry
Bishop, Waterford, leg slight
William L. Marstru. ViiamstuTu. heel
-ight
K-Sergi. Sylvester 4. Buriiusame. hummer
ston, leg severe; Cory. EdwIu K Smith. Wards
noro' head severe. VIM Waters, M0ntc0merv
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WARREN THATER.
Il * & fl 4 f. CT.
ANlN0 been bred to the theory and practice OF
Civil Engineer and Architect

Civil Engineer and Architect.
under the instruction OF the late John J1hl-1nsp5
Do when he has himself been an Insf-ucta-ar r-f.
peioN- 81 Ms Iieaud haN iug uracti-ed his uro.e.
siou IN Boston and Worcester, Mass and f1r' many
tears 10 burlington and its vicinity the suis-- -
who NAV employ him
lie drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with Oh. -
quislte calculations, elevations proportion. So,
upns. &C. Of tHuRcHEs ACAnEMrFs S-H1or d ..r-sr.
ana PUBLIC BUILDINGS, IN their different sfvies I'D
Architecture Hotels Private residence fr.rr ~
urst class % the palmer and less erueus vsls ~
arm huuse-ba-us and outhouscs NHeIuif-.- 49,
dltllns ana Improvements o. eristiu- strrefrl-,s
where such are wauted).
lie plans and advises a. all the va-ior,s r-roes.
Is gi construction and arrangement from the cellar
% the roof Of buildings
lie <ives information and viii a. let in the sslao
uon The most eligible Kinds and ou1lities OF ma
economy. "''-
lie superintends the erection o. puilsi,-.
Bridges, &C, from the commencement 20 Tho con,
petlun 81 the same snd would add that he has bad
d iar%e experience 81 a PRACTICAL BUILDER
ne lays out grounds and walks bridges culve-t.
ROADS &C lie carves Mouldiuss and C,rnsr,er.s
WORK generally. '
lie makes models and drafts. damn, md ,,.-,s
.9ioH' 'T nsn fHrsHf'ors, and attends generally T.
the CUISINES Of ms profession IN all its branch
lie mas ne consulted by letter directed ~ hi.r
builnStpn, vermont. and mHy he found at his
nee, Church street lbeun's Block opposite
Town Hal and Pet ufeel
-, "ARRISA TuAYER. -cbitec
'"'' TO- deowlwrm
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List Of casualties in the 9Th VI. Vols.
sept. 29th and 3Oth, 1864.

EEAnoUARTERs. OH Vt. VoLs.
'alpIn's Farm, Va, Oct ID, 1864
P.fer 7 F'ashburn.
4 a. and Insp. GcHI.
Sir have the honor to forward
the houoi TO forward the within list Of casual
ties II rur 9Th Vermont Regiment, Sept beth,
1861. = full report viii be forwarded as soon
AZ possible.
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VERMONT CENTR AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Commencing O-i05er lnh. loji.


Trains eoiye SOUTH AND FAST.
Leave Burlington at 7.-7 A. 81, I-.I5P. N- and
sos 81
Mai Irair. leave Rou-e-'- Point $50 s. 81. Hur-
lnston 7--5 s. b., cluuccuu- 30 h Dee lF-r june
ton and Bellows liil- with trains tar Boston, hHr-
r-ster. Springfield ami Sew OPS arriving "a. Sew
5 urs a. lois p- NJ
burlington Extress leaves Montreal at r. So A. N..
Rouse g Point 40 a. A. NJ. i.r burlington, Sara
tl-a. Troy ana rev ors STA the Lake.
Dan Expires Leaves U-ler- af -.lI A. W..
Montreal az sgd A. 81. kousa- Point ar il-5 a. g.
.or Boston. rrst and New ors-
Ni-ht Express leaves u-ieus1ur.I at -.lH s. fi--
Montreal ar - =. 81. knuses Point p n arr wing
90 Boston a. SD A. ~. connecting ar BELOW. rolls
with Cheshire Railroad Tor boston and Worcester
and with Vermont Valley hlilra-t fl- rpr-u-ue.l.
.sc.. and arriving IN Sew orb 90 $3.50 p 81
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave darlington at4IoA 81, i-.l7P.N ta
6ay E1p-es. leaves Boston a, so.A-N. vim
Lowell nr Lewreuce. ~ ~. A. ~. '.i -t- lr-
leave Springfield az SD s. ~ Bellows f-
1855 r. - for Pa-sunps'- Road. Bur. r-r.l. MHH-
-real- o-deusnur-- Chicago and the west llaA---
close connections.
MAI Train leaves Boston sre.,.A A. 50. -1- lowell.
White River function az 1- p. 81. iar -rr..--.l
Montreal and u-IeH-.-r-
Accommodation Train leave. Na-taie.I ..
A 81. Nurlr-t0u Hf lr o.. 81 f.- H..-a-
Nl-l- Exuru-- irfre- Bellows fa-i- '.
receiving fa--en-rf- from Arra n. ...... +.
leaving Nrg .ra. ar .-..- IT. BE-. .le
%. F. leaving L.s-.l at 80. i-I CONNECT
White hlFr- LlU--l HIfl train .U.'
500 81. .r hl- -t0a. HIl-..- Point
and O-irn-rur- Tire Sail Tu.E >.H-. aH. rE-
press Train = .--' connect with fa-.uuI-. i.a.
N.esf cars arH .trae.e.. q. .. f."
press t-lll- ruuliu- between lHus.- Point tu
Boston. and hHl-e- Point anil -i-.a-..
lt-.u- Tickets iIr Chicago . .lr .r--..-
40 che prime pa. cations
So. AIasus c-. b.. f-H.
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Corp Wm Morauvilie Co +, Salem; John
Ne..ar- J.. Charleston; George " Patrick. +
hr..--lu n, John Nickersou, I, Montreal. c I
L-- / Bryant, +, Warlsboro'. Freeman Ba-
ser, %, Morristown; Albert L Newton. X.
Mh.t.a --ham.
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LUCKNOW SAUCE.
u Est sauce ih the su-ld f1- -nriciiug tsrnvies
- and Improving the lavor ar Fi-t ~ N-,t.
'Hi a- u' ECU amt a. trms and earci-- the Blood
-.vc the appetite su. niI- ii--.r.ar For al.
~. .t.-. ans res.
40 SO. mon HlrcF
IS - ui.EE son. AGENTS
H.-
TIE .Nq, EA.a A rev pairing machine. for
/ sale -
rFTRCES
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FRANCIS ROWLAND
JOIN w. SMITH
t.r references cheerful. f refer tH
DOOR 80 >~ELL. b4lh taDucr-tovl-
jobs p ST. .rr
GEO. i. Wui-THINGTON.
NHrth.u-rar Bank.
lGa- Be SMITH. nt-e-o Bank
..r.Hl r.--.tt o.. tUe verir.rE off -le above.
BETSY SMITH. Milford utse-H Co.. a.
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would send YOU report Of the pari taken N
the action by the 18th if time permitted. l VIII
only add that the officers manifested their usual
coolness, and the men generally did themselves
credit Though compelled AT one time to re-
treat. as Dr. Edison says, ''The l7th has NOS
vet gained the reputation Of being i-sr 60 run.
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
LYMAN Z. KNAPP,
Captain Comd' z.
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HEADoU Rs l7TH RECT. }
Near "Pegram House" Va.
Oct 4th, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29
The Test Of Perfect Health.
DISEASES OVERMATCIIED BY MEDICINE

Sir Ashley Cooper said that no man ought
to know he had a stomach. Unfortunately,
however, the two extremes of luxury aud pri
walton, teach a considerable portion of man
kind that they have stomachs, and very troub-
csomc ones too. The diggers after gold in
orr gulches, the aluvial of our rivers and our
dry plains, suffer much from diseases of this
organ, and of the liver and bowels. At pres
cnt, however, there is much less fear of these
complaints than formerly. All intelligent
combattcd and cured by the timely admins
tration of Holloway's celebrated Pills. One
Of the leading forms in which disease of the
stomach and bowels exhibits itself in the in
tcrior-and we may add in the cities too-is
facilitating diarrhoca. Nothing that has
ever been tried either in dyscntcry or diar-
rhoca in this country, has uniformly succeed
ed in curing these maladicsS 4cept Holloways
Pills. 1t is stated that oufS6f five hundred
cases in which they. arc administered at the
Ballarat Diggings, they did not fail in one.
The ordinary medical treatment of diarrhoea
appears to be wholly useless in this climate.
Probably it is so in any climate. Be this as
it may, it is beyond cavl that the Pills arrest
the complaint as certainly and almost rs
quickly as the brakcrs of rail car arrest the
revolution of its wheels. There arc no ifs or
butts about the matter; the cure is forcgone
conclusion. Imagine what a Godsend such
medicine must be to the digger. Possessed
of it he feels os if endowed with another right
arm. The very fact that his chest or KNAPP
sack. contains such potent counterblast to
disease, keeps up his animal spirits and rem
drrs him less susceptible of unhealthy influ-
cnces.
Miners bound to the more unhealthy dig
gings usually provide themselves with an cx-
ira supply OF both the Pills and Ointment, as
they can always dispose of what they do not
want at an enormous profit. 1t is said, and
probably with truth, that tho large importa.
tons of these medicines have seriously inter-
fercd with tho profits Of the drug merchants.
Calomel and jalap, and all the purgatives, al
tcratives, sudoriics, anodynes, &C.. are sadly
at discount in tho market. Holloways
Pills and Ointment fill their places in public
estimation, and moro than fill them in benof-
cial effect. 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29
vu,HE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT

the ahove n.nse orr.or.,ia has besn creaassedfsr
the purpose Of carrying the Banking and Exehanes
business in all it, branches. IN ,his aud with tls
interior Il this STATE the ncbourns state and Ter
rtores and with Mexico a>o With the Atlantic eites,
Euroye China. and the East Indies foe which theS
are provided with ample faculties, and in comlsny
with the articles 81 ASSOCIATION ~ Commence opens
house nov occupied by Donohoe Ralstou & Co. ees-
ner ofW ashngfon and Battery Streets.
With the view 81 giving TO the business Of the cor.
poration all the efficiency and promptude Of private
banking rn together with that confidential secusioa
81 private business matters generally desired, the
immediate management Of its affairs is committed
exclusively To ID. o. Mills and Wm {. Ralston, -
President and Cashier respectively, 20 whom, either
Of thcm the customers Of the Bank will apply all
business matters The regular meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call particular
attention the following pcculiartcs Of the Organise
FIRsr.-Sales Of its Capital Stock can be effected
only after due appraisment by Stockholders selected
for that special purpose and the Trustees OF the Cor
poraon have in all cases, the right to become pur
chasers of the stock appraised at the apprasment for
the benefit of the remaining Stockholders. This re-
stricion is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock.
SECoND.-Loans cannot be made to stockholders.
except upon coatcras other than their Shares in the
Capital Stock of this Bank
TRUSTEES.
h z G N MsESsr, i Th (; t9n Mel,
WIN. NORRIS, 4. J. POPE,
JOHN. o. EARL. o. +. GIFFIN,
w. C. RAISTON.
San Francisco June Is, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29

Coliecrisa IeS.TIof ~ Ns,issgfsa 7errsf@,y. con
Prrsu.y tis TtrT,'o'ie' cf Marriages. aad Il4to.

=
prt.usy tis Tsrrt'oEie' 81 Marriages. sad fSaio.
NOTlCE Is hereby given that the lists Of valu-
Atisns and eaameraiions Of property sghJec,
To tax En4er the joint resolution VI the Senate and
Hoa>e Of Representatives Of tn Castea states Of
America in COngTess assembled, imposing . sPe-
eiAl Income duty, approved Jaly sih, LISA, made
and talea by the several Assistant Assessors Of
said Collection DssiEo;, will remain oPen for the
exzmia nation Of all persons interested for the space
Of ten DAYS, from the 9Th day Il Noyember- lSss
a; nv Once ia the city Of Olympia, between the
h"ars oi . o'clock a. -. aEd ; p. And imme-
diaiely after the eHpirsiioE Ct the said tea day..
will receive and determine all appeals relative 10
erroneous excessive Valuations or enunerations,
taken Ly the Assistant Assessor
All appeals to the Assessor aforesaid. ma;
he made in writing. aud specify the particular
cause matter. OF iAlg respcctin, n hieh drei~-
ION Is requested. and state the grounds or princi-
PIES Of inequality error complained Of
JOHN g. SPARKS,
T. :. Assessor Dist Of ". T.
Dated ut Olyupis. W. T.,
goth day of October, 1894.
To The Seattle Gazette. Pacific Tribune
and Washington Statesman viii please copy
two insertions and forward accounts TO this
Office for adjustment; and payment.
JOHN q. SPaRKs. Assessor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29

Why SiGNiFICANI.-The Democrat, in
making up its dispatches for the first issue.
including dates from the 18th to the | a,h in
It's headings. carefully excludes al, notice Of
the successes of our army, gives prominence
to the trifiag reverses. and most grossly falsi-
fes the election news from the Stats For
example they place a; the head Of their trle-
graphic columns. in big capitals. The de-
Inooracy in Pennsylvania and lnlana Tri-
unPhant. "Ohio Reported for the Blacks
e. Capture 81 IN Ohio and baltimore Train"
Rebel Generals Clark and Shelby north Of
the Missouri River" The greatest disaster
ehr"nicled in the dispatches was the capture
Of few railroad cars by a band of bush
whackers. The rebels under Clark aud Shell
by were reiroating from the vicinity OF JEFF
ferson City in Missouri. plunlsring as they
went TO g, away from our army. who were
in pursuit. The dispatches showed tina; the
Uniouis,s had carried Indiapa by from 10000
to $1,000, Ohio by $4,000, and Pennsylvania
by 5000 on the home vote which would be
swelled to 10000 by the soldiers vote. and
had gained four Congressman. No in,ima-
ton is given in tic heading that our army had
met with successes although the dispatches
chronicle them by the dozen. II doub, ex-
listed in the mind of any one about the Dcmo-
Graf being in sympathy with JEFF. Davis, the
reading of the first issue must remove them.
Its whole tone and spirit is as decidedly hos
tile to the Government as is that Of the Rich
mond Enq~irer.
lT We observe by the Eastern dispat ches
that Ex.Secretary Chase, and Mr.. Stanton,
Secretary Of War, are generally spoken Of
for Chief Justice of the United States 'Su-
prcmc Court The friends of Mr.. Chase
seem very sanguine that he will be the man
selected. We believe, however, that Mr..
Stanton's chances are best.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29

WE THINK THERE is NO
Medicine so efncaiOus in re.
moving hu OrS from the
blood as SCOvlLL'S BLOOD
and LIVER SYRUP. 1t Is rec.
commended by Physicians in
all parts Of the country for
the cure Of ScrOfula, sc.
rlnlples or sores indicate
that the system is out Of or.
der. Unless something IL
done to cleanse the blood Of
these impurities, the result
may be I'm q more serious
disease, such as SCrOfula,
Syphllltlc, sc. Those who
wish to find u most elliC0-
CiOus Remedy, and yet have
NO confidence I'm Patent Med.
icines generally will never
regret q trial Of SCOvil1's
Blood and Liver Syrup.
REDlNGTON s. CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4l6 and 4lS Front Street,
Sun Francisco.
v3:n4G:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29

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