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alcoieal.

Al ANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
III :, So We~xs BY Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE.
M. we~Au nj ss~a will restore Manhood to the
SSAuel Cs.stsssn whether arising nom EIeesse> SELF
49, ~ A9cSs q ChAAe, Natural CsosA Tbs time
-iy.l RI NJ =, Is four eekA Fail
N ; t.v.sAl> Dr. RCoRDS ESSENCE o. LlFE !.
a. - vvS i1arue<sss Cor iss 81 four eaans
- - n a seat o>ef9y packed reeeps Of remit
sss ~ N .sGeA:S ssssi C,eSa'' se' nee ., ses~F
"a - =, We. from Broadway, \. Y.
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NMELAND LANDS-TO AL WANTNG

NINELArTD LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
V FlRMS.-LaJge and thriving settlement mid and
beGthul crse 80 miles south Of fhdspha by railroad
Rich soil hh produces large crops which nov be seen
growing Ten twenty Gnd my tracts u from so to SO
per payable within four years. Good business openings
Tor snuactores and Others: chgrcs schools and good
ceGy il the most inproYin; place East or West
Hundreds settling and building TIE beauty with which
the place il laid unsurpassed Letters anaweed Papers
aiming reports aud giving fol- uyrmson viii be sent free
Address CHAS. X. LANDS Vneand Post-Otce. Gun Der,
land Co " j. From R0yf Of Sokoa Robinson, AgyeunyoI
81 The Tribune: is Of me most e5feHs'rc Jfe
tracts N lere Tosisi0n and i0bie condition for
pleasant Turning iat zoe Of i' side Of The We'iers
PydiyteL
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Drp GOODS.

AT No. 1871 EIGHrH-AvENUE.
"A GREAT BARGAINS in ssRINo .St suMMsR
cloAkS, sHAwI.s SILKS, DRESS GOODS PARA
4 FURTHER REDUCTION q IS PER CENT on tn.
BALANCE
RICH FIGURED oRxyApISSs. .,-,>.,
BLAcA I'd S9 }iSs v EaoRENTiShs
PLAIN and Dos and ad a.. HERSaM md csEPE MARErz
MoHAIRs CHALLIES. MgkAMbioUES. and DE-
LAMA and MozAMBiH Z 81 SH 5,,'Ax ssr,w,s
BARGE and CASHMERE SHAWLS. and
PALE END PAISLEY shAwLs,
sL s3a CLOTH cRGpLARSSc AMI ~ srtKs
sun UMBRELLAS snd PARAsOLS,
AT LESS THAN IMPORTERS PRICES
Or .sua large assortment Of domestic Goods Dsmas
Tsbs cloths Napkins, Towels Stirring Sles'iHs frin'-
Lower than any other House in the Trade
NJ ROBERTS, JR. No lel s'hs,.
DRYToN & JOHNSTON, No. ga Boweg'
ARE Now CLOSING OUT
ArA GREAT REDUCTION.
THE BALANCE or THEIR STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
CONSISTING oY
ALPACAS POPLfNS. CHALLlES, TAMAhTiNhS,
GRENADINES, GRAPE MARETzEs. BAREoEs.
BoMBAzrNEs CANTON CLOTHS ALL WOOL
DELAINEs. AOZAMBlQUES, WHITE AND
BLACK BAREGEs ALL WIDTHS
Also.
ALL OUR SUMMER SHkWLS
AND MANrlLLAS.
MARKED DOWN IS PER CENT.
Ladies viii dRd great bargains for sale this week
DEYTON * JOHNSTON, No. pa Bowery,
ARE NOW SELLING
BLEACHED AND UNBLFACHEO suiRriNd AND
sHEETIN8 MUSLlNS, ALL WIDTHS.
or THE BEST BRANDS IN THE MARhEr,
AT 20 PER CENT LESS THAN PRESENT VALUE
Also.
BLANKETS ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES,
PLANNELS, ALL COLORS, . - ,,,,,,,
AT Is PER CENT UNDER PRESENT PRICES,
PRINTS, GlNGHAhS, &C. &c
DEYToN Il JOHNSTON, No. Pa Boyory.
ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
on A GREAT REDUCTION
THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK
BLACK SILKS
PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
'i''''' BROCADE AND PLAID SILKS
Laie, viii find In many instances the prices Of our silk:
rom 30 TO 81 per less than what the importers ~h
sell them for.
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HwTR IRIAP ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
L ANN AID RHEUMATISM

s-> - sAs~s complaints sihcs o< rscsas Or
- skvssrd 10 sss BLAiRS GOUT ARD
~ Nh FiLLA They enn Be relied upon ~ The most
10y svus oaers1 10 he pablto, and have
.a sso-s@1y E1ss . Europe Or many Is~rs with The
800 \, pRorrr 4 HARsANr Na 90 Strand, Lon
ds. Essssd, md soa By their Aseuia' WELLS L Co.
fuskli Hew-Yoft. - -,
.SdI.,. q fIIONAs fROUT ~ Strand London to be
mprvs.e upon the Govesnmea. Alfred TO each box Of
tee seusin. s.-tictv
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THE NEW TAX LAW.

In Press:
VIII be issued immediately,
THE UNITED STATES EXCISE TAX LAW,
ss passed. by the last Congress.
Printed from an Official copy just received from tho COuis
,souer Of Internal Revenue
Address j. S. VOORHEES,. No 20 Nassau-s At, NeyyYork,
BAKER Il GOODWIN, Printing House, N. Y
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rI,HE HUMAN YOICEi MALE Ayp FgMALk.

VyIE HUMAN VOICE; MALE AND FEMALE.
Il Why "a one Bass and the other sopsanol sammeTins
ane true character Indicated by the Voice CLIMATE %
sAoctns the Races-rempeTsneat, Quality and Consn'
tonal differences between Nor h-rDers aud SontheInef-
Men for the Time Our National Resources Shall we kepu
datei MAgRiAan-Union Of OpPod,os-Shori Courtshp--
Matrimonial Customs. Wait Ghosti MurdereIs detected
by Dreams Witches Sensations when pying-ls 4 pain
fil' Coming 70 Ones Self Prayed to Death.
SIR ROWLAND Hill. MR CBAkLBS Minor, G. H. hiLGoRs,
gxAnAN stxoSs-s murleref,-DR y. X. KANE the ex-
porpr An EsQCrsAUxi FIsHnKvosBS Of bologne; WITH
forruis Charactors and BOggas hies. Also, ErHNsIoGr
PnYsIoLoeY PuRKNoLooY PRYsIoGSoSr and PSYCHOLOGY.
IN the Auousr DorBLH No. FHsKNoLoaicAL JoURsAL-ss
s.nts or ~ year Nevsmeu ia have il "Wednesday. By
fowLrs wHIrA 30 Broadway, n T.
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TSO ADVERTISERS.

MO ADV En- ISEhS.
i THE WATERFOWL REFORMER, Daily and Weekly
susisA>d q Wstxssvn sferson Coanty T., have 70
kh.s circosses u ever 800 Copie~ and ~ Adv-rsesu,
EeAums v.eseed b. any Journal. tssnsd IN Ncrrss'
Kew ort. Tftk WEEKLY REfORkkR eirouixtes %
Gao Cspiss-rscAiss evvry nsiyborhoa In Jsfeson Cos
g. and large number q people IN The sdcnins Cesn1ss
esrea with pixies Advert.nsin C1y JesrnsA Rsfss
ID SINCLAIR rsb,ishs~ fnbssS % g NJ PM
fiN0ILL d Co. Advertising Agvats, New Yoyh 80
NGALLS, BRoCkWAY BlGELoW.
PropfietorN
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MihtGrp Notices.

DISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIER
~ Msnbsrs Of Returned Rsxnsns md Hsiss II Dsesasa
5odier having Cxina also Sssssn hsying Prise ClsneeA
- BROWN SHELDON, Military Omoa, No. 2 Psrh piaes
NERCHANTS, BANKERS, AND GEN
VI ERAL VOLUNTEER AND sUBSnfuTD ALSO
xLisx SU fs ;Ti1rr NOT LIABLE 10 4 paAyr.
Mss fnsuishsd With Alien 6obskutss, b n4aiDs4ss 4
tes Drsh much lover cNse thai ass ~ ORA ~ Aksa
DRAFTED MEN FURNISHED WITH ALIxy
SCBSHTUTEd
0eaGsmsa forvsdins their end sddrsss y bssD~
Win hsvs their men tho Provost hsgshas 0Ds ~
mustered into the Untsd States series and ok sasus
papers correctly procured without any noosvisscs t1
hom havinx IL their bapess 10 stsud 10 thsusfv1N
Odos. Nc. &ls Broadway, ksw-Hork.
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Nem Publications.
DOCKS IN PRESS AND NEARLY
I'D READY

THE COWARD. Novel Of Society and the fed ia 1888
A New War Novel BY HENRY MORFpRD, author o.
"ShoulderStrsp." The Days Of ShoGdy." &c. sud ia
uniform style with them. Price 81 81 Ia psrer % Ia
cloth Ihis book vii DO published saturday, July -
H.
VALUATIONS IN FASHIONABLE LIFE. Nv CATRE-
RINE SINCLAIR suthor ~ -" Beatrice " Modern Ac.
cofnpi,hmsuts" so: corQanion to- aud Uniform with
Famuy Pride" Price 81 % IN paper, - in cloth.
~.
THE PRIDE or LIFR. BY JANE, LADY SCOTT snd
daughter iiw Of cir Waller scot and luthof Of lie
Hen.Pocsed re sbsnd" superior novel; end uni;c rnl
with Tie Rejected WIFE" Price Il 50 in PEPPER, - in
Goth.
~ Booksellers News Agents and al otheu VII please
send on their 0rder what they may Of either
edition Of any OF the above book. addressed 20
4. b. PETERSON & hROfHkRS,
No. 800 CHkSrACi-SI.. PHILADELPHIA
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DEADING ON THE RAIL.
IA Now READY;
CHAMPES ADV ENIURE.
Price l.c
THE SPY UNMASKED.
A Story Of the Revolution. Pros i0o-
ANEiE AND TER MASTER
Love story Z ON Fleetwood. Price 20
Mr. AND MRS. FRANK BERRY.
One Of tho be-: = Tbsckerays short Stories Price 20
A TINE or UNEXAMPLED PROSPERITY.
BY Washington Irving Prce 2Oc-
TIE SPY UNMASKED
Neatly bound IN c 9th. Price &c.
CHAMPE's ADV EETURE. ANNIE AND HER MASTER
AND Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK BERRY,
In one Volume, same style Price 10
n p PITT'NAM HENRY HOLT.
SdsYess REBELLION RECORD,
No. 4A Broadway.
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Wanis.

! NOMPOSITORS-S good BOOK COM
/ ~ POslTORS wanted THIS MOBNlNG-APPiy te
BAKER 4 GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings
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TOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
j. READ COCHIN's RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION.
Proving shaS are tho practical workings Of
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'5 POLICY.
The most important and dey booS Of the season, which
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Real estate for Sale.
fSee a'soAuetsOH Saies.l

HOUSE for SALE at a BARGAlN.-four-
story brown stone HOUSE in 23th.st.. 7thsv.
Terms desired. apply to EDWARD +. CLARK Atior-
usy, &c, No. l2s Broadway.
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Chances for Dnsilless MeI.

TOR SALE-A BOOK and STATIONERY
STORE on tie Hudson doing good retail trade Stock
ell new and only small capital required Address for three
daya BOOKS, Tribune Ofhce.
EOR SALE-A BOOK and PERIODICAL
i STORE in an interior town IN PENNSYLVANIA. with
route OF between 400 aud 500 Daily Papers dong 4
good business Address Box No. 54 Pittsburgh PosiOtiee
Capital required S650.
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$500, %4SlG q I THIS 1s sum a in
lass cs,.disn Real Estate security worth three times tbs
amount FOR particulars, address DRAWER, No 70 Brsu
fosd Canada West
n. I. None tsi principals need apply.
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DARE CHANCE for GLASS MANUFAC-
IL TJRERS. 10 be sold on THURSDAY, the 2ist day OF
July inst. al ,he WEST JERSEY HOTEL in the City Of
CAMDEN. New-Jersey the -
EXTENSIVE GLASS WORKS,
and tra.t OF lsDd at Waterford Camden County, n j.
The above property is suse on the Camden aud Atlantic
Railroad, twenty miles from Philadelphia and consists oil o
scres Of land three Glass Houses two Window Hollow
Ware Rotenng and Cutting Houses complete for the exrr
1--we manufacture Of Glass; hanon House, Tensn. Houses
three Yarns In good order. Steam SuwM Mil, Gc. &c.
The above property is now in operation Sale positive
''1 y p L'VooRHEES, NJ. c. c.
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|TEACHER WANTED--TO Teach the En-
gish Language Spelling and Grenmarl in the School Of
the Newark Germsn English School Assertion Employ
ent % hours per week salary 535 per month Applicants
will state their u name residence age references where
educated und where present lately employed, and ad
dress j. F. HI Der Nevark, n. j. who VIII receive apph
sations son: in or before the 2ld inst.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED
w On TUESDAY, July le, 1854
SCHEDULE
or ARTICLES AND OCCUPATIONS
SUBJECT To TAX UNDER
THE EXCISE LAW OK THE UNITED STATES,
APPROVED Juyx 30 1854
PRICE Is CENTS EkCH
To Dealers els Per lea
MACON HERRIS0 Noe ilsand il+ Broadway
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
No l2i Ssssa- ~. New York
ON NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
" Of Treating NERVOUS DEBILITY, and al other Ssrs
insI Affections Fo.th Edition Intended fos Popular Use
By G. ID. HAMMOND NJ D.. formerly Professor q speeiA
Anaieuy and Surgery the Syracuse aedies College
indispeDsabe Marital snbjcctS Pstcs ~ WAR
EER Pabhshes No veseyst, New-York
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Ai'ene' Of TWO THOUSAND TONS LEAD

nod, viii be received ny ibis Office u1tn MONDAY.
Jgv IS 1874 a, p n Tor N, delivery at tie NewlorS
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GUNNER Retreats.

rI'HE La TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN
a POINT The Kill Won Kun, Is open for the
Boats leave Pier 10 North River at SIS 1875 $50 sna
1896 from Dey-,t 60 1850 and 80 Time IS Lnautes-
WESLEY w. HILL, Proprietor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03
Sheriff - Sale.

DY virtue of decree in foreclosure and order
ID Of sale issued to me from the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict W. T., in fAvoa Of David Wall and against
John Ryan and Margaret Ferguson, for the sum.
of nineteen hundred and thirty dollars and seven
ty-four cents Isl $3.50 ~ have levied upon the
following described real estate: All that certain
piece or parcel Of land, lying and being in the
city of Vancouver, Clark county, W. T., known
as lot No. six (6) in block No. FIVE ~ as laid out
by Esther Short upon the upper half Of the land
claim Of Amos NJ. Short, deceased, together with
the building thereon, Known as the "Crystal Sa-
loon," with all and singular the appurtenauces
thereuhtO belonging.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell the above
described property at public auction, on the prem
Uses, at o'clock, to the highest and best Bidder,
on Tuesday, the Sd day Of January, A. d. 1865,
to satisfy the sum Of nineteen hundred and thirty
dollars and seventy-four cents Isl $3.50 74) with
interest at two aud half per cent. per month
from the 18th day of October, 1864, till paid, and
costs and accruing costs.
II. G. MORSE,
Sheriff of Clark county.
Nov. &c, 1864. AVA
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ODGTr Az Y .

M - The issh isst % hrs rs-iAesee 10 Caa-
..a,e. Less esssy, Ssshssgssa ferrsi"ry.
Isvu. H. DAvs-
Ns. Dsvis - tsss I. Wisssr ess.ey, Yer
,s.s. % De 7sh d.y II Nay. A ID. 1884
His yessA rs sPs.s thre and IN the ihsa
40 psn Il DE Sssae q Xev Yea bsrarrisg
- he his Hssa tAess. vhe. quite .
vuu,e uas.. BE vssa 10 lsais,a. ssA id-n:i-
A hinssM nth he setsleoess a sh< eosaiy
al Ala. saA vss . rrsiAeaf Of fon Ways~
asa vicinity SIS ~ years iaesning I'll the lk
ed privaeia.s iarid~ai 10 frasfi<r life
In 1851 be cro..-d the plai.s and s~s'ird
in the wl1<sse-s. tss~ a pan II Le.iS
esussy) Again be 81 70 vask iss.assE'oasly
N .~~urxa conforsable hssn~ fx himself and
h.iiy. Hos ven b. saecrcded. !. evident
4, N ~As ks<s him The nei<hbosSesd snd
essssry have r-e-iv-a grrsf assistance and
eseoura<-n-us from his generosity and enter
mise. He did visA the hsspy conscious
.e.s Il having sp~as . life Of over 20 years
q ,.ef.lse.s. and the proad triumph OF not
Asving . single enemy.
He leaves . companion . nanerous family,
and q large circle Of sosro~ing fr'ends to
nssrn his loss Lrns viii has virtars and
examp,e be rcmembered- L.
Nov. roth. 1854. S:s3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03
DISEASES OyERxlTHED BIZ NEDCINE

sis Azelry Cooper s.i1 hat 10 ma oaehs
ksvevss. tho tvo ex;sea~. at lax.ry and pm
vsassa- srs<a . eoassAsrah,r Psstsss Il 49,
ki.A hist tk-y hsve asaseAs. and vrsy trusb-
lrscsn- ooes too TA< 4iexsn arr gold IN
esu gulch<>. TIE alluviA sf Our rivcss and cur
dry pl.Ins. suGrr es-A kua dise.s-s Il shis
rxsA. ssi of she live. nd bo-si~. AZ pre>-
ens. hosev~s. there ID mach ls-. fear ef the>-
eemplaluss than fsr.eziy- Al Intelligent
mi.rrs are .-are that sh<y Can BE- readily
ecurhsftcd .sa cxrra BY the fisely admins
srztisn of Hoiio~ay's es3-hsx,eA PJRs- One
Of the leaAany fxms in Which dises>s of the
stomach and bssels exhibrs. ifs-f N the IN
iers1-and we NAV odd in the cities soo-is
. 6ehllItafsag dianAsea- Nothing that has
~vw been tr.es esfh~s in dv-cnferv OF di&s-
rhoca in this country. has uniformly sacc-~d-
I'd in curing thee nalsdies exc-pt Holloway
Pills IL ts STATED that out o: hvr hundred
cases in which they are administered II the
Ball.rs, Digging. they did MT tad in one.
The rdin.ry nsdic2l trestDeui Of diarrhoca
appears TO be wholly useless IN thls climate
Probably i, is $, in any climate. BE tins as
il NAV, IL is beyond ca.i that the Pills Arrest
The complaint rs Granny ana dituc>t ~
quickly a. the bgakers Of rail car arrest the
revelation Of its wheels There arc no ifs or
butts about the matter; the cure Is fcseSooe
conclusion. Imagine what . Gods-nd ssch
. medicine mus, be to the digger. Possessed
of il he feels ss If endowed with another right
arm. The very fac, that his chest or KNAPP
sack contains such a potent eountcrblast to
disease, keeps up his animal spirits and rem
drrs him less susceptible Of unhealthy inau-
enccs.
Miners bound to the more unhealthy dig
gings usually provide themselves with an ex
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 the large importa.
tons of these medicines have seriously inter-
fercd with the profits Of the drug merchants.
Calomel and jalap. and all the purgatives, al
tcratives, sudor6cs, anodyncs. &C., are sadly
at a discount in the market. Holloways
Pills and Ointment fill their places in public
es!imat on, and more than fill them in benefi-
cial effect. 81
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TUE UNDERSIGNED GIVE nos,cx mar

v0k ISOEssssoSkD GIVE UOB1tG I0AH
II IL sADse ns0ed eerparssina kss 800 sRRzn5fna
&y@@ Il e.uyi.s .. ~ Bsskiae - Es<Assas
esss.r~ n Ell ~ GsarhrS. - ~ eay - - -
lnerssg q us oezae, IL schhsssng S1nse - Ter
nsssrs, ssd vish Ncxsco also sA The Aslsssie go.
ere vsosiasd visA sop,c facs6t<s and n esaluruiy
visA ~ sssi<ses q asssrisspa vil1 eoaneoee snevc
6oas - IL SsA DAY a JOY arxs, q IL huchine
Asase nsw occupied Sy Dsaohoe, Ralsssa Z c.. -
~ q wasAiagsoa and battery Ssscess
Wnh Tie view d giving the busisess III he Icee.
pesstion al the e6eiency and prompisude u psivsse
baskng hrm together ~ith that confidential seeinsea
q prisste business matters generally drsirei u
immediate management Of is alairs b eounispi
exclusively to d. o. Mills and VIM. c. Ralsesa, q
President and Cashier respectively, TO whom o. siher
Of them, the customers Of the Bank win sprly On N
business matters. The regular meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem 1t advisable 10 call parsiculaf
attention TO the following pecuarities Of the osRsuiu
ton, which positively binding on all its members
FIRsr.-Sales Of its Capital Stock can be effected
only after due appraismcn by Stockholders selected
for that special purpose and the Trustees Of the Cor
poration have in all cases, the right to become pur
chasers Of the stock appraised at the apprsnsn for
striction is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock
SEc0ND.-Loans cannot he made to stcckholders
except upon colatera other than their Shares in tn
Capital Stock Of this Bank.
TRUSTEES.
LOUIS McLANE, THOMAS Bell.
JOHN: 8: EAtL 8. +. eGTiFFFFiN,
W. C. RALSTON.
San Francisco, June l8, 1884.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03
Ladies Pair.

The ladies Of St. Johns Episcopal Church
win hold 4 Fair on the 18th and 10th OF De-
eembes. for the sale Of faLcy. useful and orna-
m~n.al articles Of their own handi~ork, kindly
assisted BY their friends. and also many beau
,iful toys. &C.. purchased in San Francisco,
suitable tor presents to friends, relatives and
the children during the approaching holidays.
The Fair will b. held at the new Olympic
Hall, corner OF Fourth and Columbus Streets,
Olympia. Supper will be furnished in the
upper room of the Hall.
The proceeds Of this Fair will be devoted
to finishing the building purchased last year
by the ladies, and now used for Church service
and the Sabbath School.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

~ Holloway's Pills are the most gentle,
yet most effective aperients, aud therefore
better calculated for family medicine than
any other drug. They always set the stom-
ach right, rouse the liver, stimulate the kid
neys, and thoroughly cleanse the whole sys-
TEN. Holloway's Pills are most useful in
chronic weakness of the stomach induced by
luxurious living. sedentary habits or other
causes. They have restored the emaciated to
health after every other means had failed.
While they are purifying they are strength
ening. willis regulating they are increasing
nervous and muscular power. These Pills do
not excite any violent action in the body !;
hence they are specially suited to the young
and feeble, whose constitutions may be ire
trievably injured by more powerful medi-
zines. 10
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Qo6eeA states Excise Tax
CsiI>cne. District Of Waskssgsss fvrsisry. 80
r~.s,.5 rae r..Ts,esaes Of Wsshisy:es ssd fdsAs-

CsT>r.es Dsssracf 81 basAss5fes IovSsry, ees-
r~.s..5 fAe Yt,r,;esaes Of WssAI.y;es ssd fdsAs-
NOTICE is hereby given that the lists OF vaia-
~ atoms and enumeratioas Of property subject
To tar under the joint resolutions ofthe Sesass and
House Of Representatives Of the Cnited states -
America in Congress assembled, imposing spse-
eiai income duty. approved July 9Th, 1854, made
and taken by the several Assistant Assessors Of
said Collection District, will remain open for The
examination Of all persons interested, for the space
Of ten days, from the 9Th day Of November, 1854,
at NV ONCE in the city Of Olympia, between the
hours Of (? o'clock A. n. and Pm. Aud imme-
diately after the cxpiratos Of the said ten days,
Will receive and determine all appeals relative to
erroneous excessive valuations or enumerations,
taken by the Assistant Assessors.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid. must
be made in writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which decis-
ion is requested, and state the grounds or princ-
pies Of inequality or error complained Of.
JOHN q. SPARKS,
q. s. Assessor Dist. Of W. T.
Dated at Olympia, W. T.,
Goth day of October, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

~ private letter received by Mr.. II. g.
Strive. from Vancouver, says that building
adjoining the Insane Asylum in that place,
was consumed by fire on Monday evening last.
The building was used in connection with
the Orphans Asylum. and we regret to state
that two Of these unfortunate children were
consumed in the flames.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

>~-- AaR'vEo.-The following members Of the
Legislative Assembly are in town: Messrs.
Reed. Leighton. Lancaster and Sohns from
Clark county; aud Mrssrs. Dugan. Brown.
Lacy aud Bridges from Walla Walla. The
Andersos is expected to bring the Sound
members. She is over due as we go to press.
Messrs. Sextant and Langford are expected
by to nights stage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

There is NO other way to cure dis
cases but by first purifying the
whole System 30 40 to create .
healthy circulation. eHf.fr
The first medical men Of the age
agree with us, that no disea. Of any
extent can be cured with 1t using
such medicines as will a directly
upon the blood. Why m ~ medical
men have failed to cure nr0nic dis
eases Is, because the MI icincs have
not been such as will ~ bcne6cially
on tho blood. ~"
The many thousands of bottles which :
have been used by the public, and the
many gallons and barrels supplied to
the physicians warrant US in saying
that the last two years we have been
more successful with our SCOVILL'S
% BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP IN
CURING HoPELEss CASES OF CERoSic
DIsDAsss than have any other RENEE
dies in the hands Of physicians, orbe-
fore the public. Fts N
II is now admitted that no other
combination known to the profession, {,
acts 20 promptly upon diseases 40 our
0covill's Blood and Liver Syrup.
For sale everywhere, and by RED
. IN0TON 1 CO., 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco.