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Gei9tpir 1, @9IagfluB 3, Quftr0brenentsan<
bung 1, &rebs 1, ~perunsladt 8, &inobett 1,
&inOerdClera / Colt 1, Qus5ebrung II,
Rrdmpfe 2, Group 8, @u1eriudt 8, 9Opfwal i
ieriu6t 1, 9iptberia 6, Aubr 1, faIte 9ieber
l, 9aitrii6eS Sieber /, Me6ietfeber 1, S6arz
la6feber 2, SppbuSfieber 2, 9dmCrrbpioen 1,
STRENGTHENING 4, 2un9enentSincung 8, Nas
fern l, Nerpenfeber 1, glter A, S6wd6e 2,
Slattern 3, 3abnen 2, unbefannte Ginoerfrantr
belt 9. @pn bieien ftarben 13 inter 1 Sabr
uno 2 sDii6en $500 Sabren. 46 paren
mannliden unb 43 meibli6en @elhle6tS.
Soot gebcren purOen q.
9tterarii6es.- Son Srieori1 Ser
barot$ in 10 turser 3eit beliebt gelporOener
vOelti6ameritGnil4en @artenlaube" 1T uus
ytp. % susetcmmen. 9ieieS !9eft bat piel
ipannenoen SnbaIt.
8 14otfe's Stunben Der Nnoa6t.
Cine neue ameritanii6e Mn8gabe bieieS 0ertes
wiro BON ben Serren 8. Gobler in @bilabelpbia
unS Bm. &abpe in Stem Sort angetInoigt.
9aS Wert erideint in stpei Q~lbtbeilungen pom
pier 9rCBen Octdpbdnoen in Qieterungen pm GA
Soften. Im II. 9eSemter erI6eint bic erlte
2ieferuns. Breis 25 Gents. Sublcriptionen
oarauf teeroen in alien beuti9en 8udbansluns
gen an9enpmmen.
Neuer Hpman. 9as meituerbreitete
8eletriiii6e Scurnal (Grinlinal3eitun9) brinet
s~esenwdrtis @uituD Sreitas's berlbmten 3os
non "Sie perlOrene 9anOidriit", tporauf nit
uniere 2elerinnen aufmertiam MAIDEN.
Sic btutf6 am erttanif6en
Mpnatsbefte ppn 6. 8ub lino bereits
gum ~. NAL sri9ienen uno baben iid in Dem
tur3en s3eitraum zines SabreS bereits etner
boben Slang unter ben sabaOien oeuti9en 3eit=
i6rlften errungen. Ser Snbalt Der DECEMBER
Summer 1T Uieoer iebr reidbaItig unb %interel=
FAINT. Wit Der nd6iten Nlmmer Idnet Der be-
riibmte &OmaR 8apuro 9aplOr's rs. COB
frOp's @rIebniiie" an, worauf mir pn1ere 9eiet
DEFENDERS aufmertiam MAIDEN.
pJ- SanStrdn;9en bel ireiem Sins
trttt beute Nbeno bel 5rn. Wtener, SO. PC 81.
@apitr.
Gz1 SdnserbaIl. = Ser 6armrnie
Geian9perein bilt beute Ibexo einen 8aa in
ben Stem GiIemblp Blooms. Sie Seltli6teiten
oieieS 8ereinS fOnnte man tets ut ben aemiltbe
li6ften sdblen, tpeBbalb pir Seoen, Der It6 gut
amlliren mill, auf oielen Ball auImertIam ma
den.
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sin eobinetpedbitI perlanat.

9btlabelpbta, Z. GeSbr. Sine Sabl.
reid beiu6te Geriammlung bieliser &auflsute
fdnb beute in Der 6prnb6rie ltatt. IS muroe1
&elplutiCnen angenpmmen uub s. @. Sprnep,
$50, in benIelben ais Ganot0at fir cine STEELE
i'm Cabinet ppr9eidIasen, I'M Sale cine Hecpn=
%ltruttipn itattinoen iclte. 9elegaten iiub nad
8aibingtOn 9eididt pOrSen, Tim Grl. 6Ornep's
Grnenmlns als Setretdr bes Snnern su bepirs
fen, I'M Sale &idter lliber ~austritt, ooer fir
isn oas Napp=9prtefeuile Su beanipru9en,
penn BeaeS atS geianOter nad Srantrei6 ge.
ben iOlIte.
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Son GAMBIA.

&OrontO, @eit=Gunaoa, 5.s9e3ember.
Die Arfregun9 pe9en Der fenionii6en 8rii.
oeri6aFt erneuert ii6 uno miro drser ais gu.
Dor.
@orige 9tadt wuroe cine Orange 2p9e err
brp6en unc Die Senianer 5erit6rten allies sgis
sentbnm. Ginige idEne 8ilbnife Sbrer Ma=
leltdt Der 8Sni9in Gictpria muroen l6madppQ
peritimmelt. Die aufre9ung 1T iebr srps, II.
man befiirdtet ben Qusbru9 ppnGepalttpdtiq=
feiten.
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Eg Militdr CULTS uno 3etrntirunssz
GeieQimnft Der 9 Wnrh

Stbes YtttSlteS h!eler Gefenf6ait unt ieber Burger be,
enere @trs sriu@t, f& Srsttas atenN Ssa an w.
III Der Trdntltn pau, Eafern use. nabe NetFeIfr., u1 y
n6r etnautnieu Dieft aueerOrhtntli6e Ueriammlant IN
ttruftn. rttI Gei&Gfte Der ~Ui&ttefen art ~sprlitsen umb Gr.
etenthe nd ~areetraeer tGbex bte bic MufuerTiamteit etnea
i'm DtfS Der Wlaatr.&"ne fir RE canse gDdrb unb tie Va.
men uhb 0stnsrte ttnes jeben @tnpsbners Der Wdre tTHHeu
eater len bet Itefer @trfammlnRs Nnrtienbea Ssr6fientli6t
rerleR. DG lid sieIt jur WttsIisbItaft dnstmeIbet, 70 1T In
fteitr UeriaMmluns nr% au btrGtten, unter Usl6en Besips.
aneen ~eteielttn auftenpmnFn ptrecn NRe tuel&en Mntbttl ft
az BEN uSd Gaf Der Baxt befiRoiihtn @else tasen f. genI
SIM NuftrAe 6 y. S6dfer SER.
=. 2. Quentin YrGl. r-.F.-a1 - IDpT) +.
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Gin etreifsus scsen oetrOit in Musfrdbt.

9etrpit, Z. 9esbr. 9idern Na6ri6ten
5ufOI9e beobii@tisen Die &ebelenfa6tlinse in
Canada einen S~treif5ug segen bieltse Stabt.
Wtan bat ipfort ale nDtbt9en Sprbereitnusen
9etrOffen, Die Wili3 prganiiirt uno Spe;ial=9 pz
%li5iiten %ernannt, UNI Die 9ln9reifsr 5urld5uidIa>
gen.
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Darlington, Z. 9esbr. 9ie republic
tanii6en SenatOren bieIten beute WlOr9en einen
Caucus I'M Die itebenoen Gpmite's gu arrangie
rem. Sic perpen fait ale bleiben, mie le in
Der lebten SiBung iparen. Senator Sherman
pirb SOriiber pes SinanS=Gomite's peroen.
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9tus Gartbasena wirO semelOet, Oub am II.
gtoo. oaielbit elm Nufitano ausbra6, Ser 3 Of
~fi5ieren Der Re9ierunS Oas 2eben ~tpitete. Sob
tpurpe bic Nube balp pieoer ber9eiteIt. Sic
nriade beS NnSbru6es bate ouf bic am Is
Stop. ab5ubaltenbe 8abG zines 8rdlioenten oes
Staates 8OIipar 8esug, BON pel6em Staote
Gartbaeena Die 6auptftaot lit.
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Meuer &auNercin

Aut i~itjtnistn, Wet6t F@ ttnsrn aeuen Yaaseresn NIT
wnben serhrtdenbtr unb fell er Wrunelase on,nihliefea
rlntdtn, Nnb frtuntIt&f erfudt. F6 Wrntas, ben IL. Des,
Abents ~ Hbr bet 9rn. Brieerte { 6dftr, Gde @ntdpAr.
uss @1taw Grart eintufneen. nm lire Nntbtilt jti6nen 3a
laiitn. BetSs erRen ~Vttiammlnn8 ruretn nabesu 200 Nm.
tbeile se,eidnet
Susletd wtre am fsltieen Nbenb aur cpasIIttsep Mnnab-
me btr Gpntttnttun unb fsfiuiicen Beamtensabl sef5riiteR.
SIM @uftraCr .8y7@ @bds.G .. Rtbler, sAI
-lOGG1l prAb. SER.
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Sic GIectoralFinImcn.

Glbann Z. Se5br. 9ie Staatsdectpren
periammelten ii6 beute I'M Capitol uto saben
ibre 80 @lectcraliimmen fir 2incDln uno SSobnz
ion.
9arriSbura Z. 9eSbr. Die @lectcz
rem BON Yennlplpanien periammelten li6 in Der
SenatStammer unO i~timmten idmmtli6 fir Sim
coin uno Spbnlor.
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Once: sso. IS Gbarpfft., Gcfe BON gborY unS
-. 0nnpr CTR. ...E --l.|.I.

ORRNA SLLs
Inn ufn ueues Seilperfabren, peld sbtretts In Deutih.
lamb bic ribmltdft Nnertennune gefuuten, aud uber &meri.
ia 5u %perbretten, 70 babe i'd mt6 einfhretlen bier tn Baltt.
more ais ArSt ntebereeldfer.
Die 0priuge mstuts SetIberfnbrens s~eeenIber ber Ger.
fahrenheit unl Ilnf@frbsit Der alien Mlebi3in limb: 6 n =
fd6bett.fd n~tIler&rfpIs unb BtIItefeit.
Die ~gunRigen @ei Itate. bic Id Bel neiner nieljdtrtaen Yra-
rtS tx ben bebeAteutieu Si1bten DeutihlnnhS, fspte in ben
Observation-Disclosures S { n a unb 8~6RtaSberg eratelt,
iprebeH FUR nd ielbn; 81 Snferbars Stbanbslte I'd in ben
f@timmfsn anS eefdtrIidfen RrGntbetten. Bon 40 an Der
8rduue tGrsupl erfrantttn Etnbern fdrk bel rneiner BE.
bdnhlun9 n6t Gins Selht Refultate Gpre6en fur fh feIkf.
@benis cerbtslt IS f6 Bet Nsrsenfeber, 9Rnsen., llnterIeibs.
nNA Sehtrns@ntsuAeHne
DF6 aE9 in Den dlteitea 3tteen mirt elm fterer grfrla
Ietben (etenlD rel i&waritm Starr, Bel & , : unb
81 GeenIetben1 @tGgtT1 96mDrrbpiiaIbes
T6Werken, ~&rdmt fe, HeseIbefdwerben,
g8et6 luB. @benie ~beletttgt t9 bic bssdrttsfen Sc ;
d Ie9 tSfranlh setter unh tbre Splsen 10 aud sic
burdt Selbffbp16uus entFdnhenen {. ieeu)r raid unb GNcts
bensldnsltdeS Sitntbur berttten uns ibH ;u einent Iebtn-
staen 2uetflHe ser BET spPrt untmanheln.
te fetS pBn mir teIb BIT erabfpIGte VI 4
nettn perbEn benz 8rdnten nt6t dnserea.
net. Eare4
3abnf& mer3en wereeH in taum ether Ii.
il u I baaerno ~befetttst.
AHserbem lit racine 6stlmetbete threr idnften unh 1nss.
uehmen 0HtrtEne Palber p5r5islth aud BEL 8raueA- unb
Observation-Disclosures gu %snnpfeblen.
rAn tbrea Sruhtsn tout itr Re erfenueu! !"
Or. 9leOIpb .. OerbGret.
Office: gt0. Is Sharp, Gde Sharp unb
DOperitrabe. ~ Spreditunoen: gprmittags
80; Na6mitta9S 2-4 ubr.
R8. Nlttne ZEN sentf8en SdrRen b~tbtsirte g6rift: Die
Beieittsuns Ter Rrdntbetten auf idnele nnh dnaenebue
g6etfe~ TT tets bet mir perratbta. (4Ot-1MD
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Cine asOff fir Gen. ebermans 9lrmee.

Ne Nprt, Z. 9eSbr. Ser 9ampfer
Sutton ie9elt mcrgen unter periiegeltsr Srore
nit elmer 9rOben 9Oit fir Gen. 6bermans gr<
NEE ab.
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&efetttrense perten fsbetta. f6 iUfsrt f6rtftltd nit Ma
eGbe ibrer Dsbunns unb &eferenlen bel hem rntsrlet6neten
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nen. q. w. 9 |, Hr6G(nt.
(DH1M) Np. 70 Narre ctr.
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Nrrlortn

Sin a&ttr Ironer TtlairGsen rnrtt S~rrsttern T6eaI se.
gen 8 ubr sWtf6sH Pratt uHb GOnwastr. ~serloren. Ser
Stnber erb&It etuc CUTE SslpbnunS wenR er henIeIten alb.
eiht IN ptttrBtrtf Sut- v. Tel,IabeR,
INnl #A-A&f Art~tElE Spa 1RQ y0 0r. fN6r
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NeriamnIuno Der 0iaarrcnmacber

Gine S~pe,ia1.9 %trfaumlnnu Ter Gtsarrenmd&er pOn BAL.
ttmste mtrb beatt Mkene I'm TX ubr In Ter @ebabtte Saa
%RattFnten. 3pst: Der 9sUptr Snfitut 8tmesuna, bic @l6t
ter ~ tsrtrtn, tntsestntst 4, etsn, &ne. WeIGe intereiFrt f.b,
merstn %stnsetaben. SIN Multrde hes ptdfpenten IAN
lDH) 4U ggs4f4 GnI T90& b.. 6. D PreLt, Setr.
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Jeine 11brcn mnb JmipeIcn!

VetHe uDreU MD 0y1llpeIeH /.
Der llntersei6nete LENT bic Gufmerffamfsit BON S6ns.
lera, isrpte bes publIfums i'm &asemeinen auf ietn ereees
Eager ppna5Hs32t 1 1- 90 1855
A. as8Eag Ahmerifanil6en ubren
aus Der btrlbntten Eabrit BON Mppletsn & Sraep, 9. 6.
Bartlett us6 gDm. @lrss In selbenen unt s srer 4 lnSen
Silber-Sebdufen. bic CT 5l 8abrtfpreilea Serfauft.
MMd bdlt er p~srrdtbis eine erSee Muspnbt bon erlhenen
unb flbernen
Gnsliiesem Seuer, Sentiaen, fa,pciser unA ancern
ubren, 90
issie aud Elm I6bnes Srrtiment BON
eSuipelen iinc &etttn
In srSBter Ausnabl.
hbrens % dteridl Mne ers9 Serf;eAge
~Ibtrtaapt, nebft einem orssGn Experiment. rpn
5s Opernaudern uno 8rillen.
&ne bieie &rtif1 perben 3u beh bilisfen Yretfen ~sertauft.
Ssmmt unb ~uberSeu9t @ud, sbe Str dnberSwp tduft. .
as 8. SOiepb,
tgtpos9-1mt) SO. LAG SO. SGlttmpretr.. Obenauf.
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Sefheufe.

SD made tirrmtt bic ~erestenne Mnseiae, tas i6 eine
f6Dne nne grrbe MuSrabl BtlperbaGtr, Natureeititten
NIT e%rlrrtrten Bilhern unb anbere BG@er fur jetes Nlter une
iepen Stanb ais 9el&ent raGenh, srrrdtbie bate uni bite
UNI e~eaeieten 3sfprud.
-. aalenber fir 1855 In GROCER M~usrabl. n
Mud laee I'D auM Abpuntren elm auf bic Grintnal ;eitung
unb elrUpati6e BlStter as 9artenIaube, Sa;ar, Sauirirte
gDelt u. + V.
q. 8 nntgbduf II 49, 97 +
e re-a .m5 81 Np. 28X 70. Drattfr.. rss
3ptlhen Sreberiffr. unb Miarfh9larfet Space.
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Sc. 0rcncbero,
SureIier unh @plforbsfter,
30. 40 Sh Baltimore Gtrake,

= |"|" 6WKVNtW SktFNt II WHF StEI ="
~erlpfeblt ietA rtiheS Eager BON fstbaren 4 d t { II s II 10 e
{ n unb sI1paGren ais eGrse mnb tnlbt Sets.
3erreus unb . amentettex rmBdnte
% tamdnb- Yerl. unb s tselttnee. MAN
d %ettex- ane $ emtetnGPfe, ippie aue Nrtea
Srutnabela. ntrfhllneL, Mesaiupn MS, aHleene unh flterne
Eaftenuhren Ssn ppr5n glider Gute. aae etnfnhen 6sfhraa-
rem tets tn srster @us~an ~rprrdtbis une fir adt sardntirt.
Sd ldee aue 9dnen ane Serren SN saklreihen 3ufYrud
Elm unb H6trt masiSe Yreile.
8sfeaunsen uns @esaraturen aaer Ast ptrsex uufs Bette
aussefahrt. (esa7-31)
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ScntfAe8 MfbettSs Ntadmeifmma8,
Il stis 1s43a1 8a 8ureGu, a9.Nsffsal so 80

- 0pulneS ItruBe Jtp. Do, ftNUH H4Il
utter MnfftGt her ,Deutihen GeIeafdoft". 19afsYt
Mue Dtejenteenl rstl&t ecutfAe 5anbmsr.er, NrSeiter pref
Btenttnab9en Ia SeiAoftesn rlnidsn, Eplste aue Seutfb {
Nrbettfu&enbst mUnen Sd ~pesionlt6 Uber In ~frantirtrn gttes
ten an ben Aesnten her @eFtuf6aft Srn. $. S melting.
Is +. Np. IS Ebdmesar., wenhxn. relHtr unentacIbIid NuS
unfit ertbetlen mirb. gtan e.s Lu dA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

~ Hol2oray's Ointment and Pills cannot
be too highly recommended for the favorable
influence they exercise over the skin. In all
eruntions, infiammations. AMI alterations the
detergent qualities Of this unguent render it
40 efficacious in first cleansing and purifying
the diseased part, then inducing renewed ana
healthy action. as to ultimately leave the sur
face in the highest health. Holloways Cint !;
ment works the most wonderfully beneficial
results in bad legs, chronic sores, &c.' by I'M
proving and quickenins the sluggish and I'M
perfect circulation, removing all corrupt mat
tiers and increasing the disposition to heal.
Holloway's Ointment throws no deleterious
drawback on the functions of the skin; it
manifestly augmcnts its evaporation and per-
spiration, whereby softness and pliability sup
plant its previously harsh and dry state. 10
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~ AxGLoFr 4 McxLiE-s Nursery. Olympia
NJ h.s, On hanA large ss<sstsesi q ARR
Pear. Fssz and Cbesry 1rrss also, tsfE~ ssr-
rlr II gIswsrs.s Piss,s- Sea4 fsr . cstalsgse
ferms, positively CssA-
Olympia, October ssh, 1885, ssn5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

Cs2<ssr~xsssys ~ NKu Yssx-LEES VAL
LkE- No. III Fine Street.
Cexxxsrsxsxsrs 8 Lsxrsx.-BAxK % LOx-
DON
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12
The Test Of Perfect Health.
DISEASES OVERMATCHED BY MEDICINE

Sir Ashley Cooper said that no man ought
to know he had a stomach. Unfortunately,
however, the two extremes of luxury and pri-
walton, teach considerable portion Of man.
kind that they have stomachs, and very troub-
lesome ones too. The diggers after gold in
our pulches, the alluvial of our rivers and our
dry plains, suffer much from diseases Of this
organ, and of the liver and bowels. At pres
ent, however, there is much less fear OF these
complaints than formerly. All intelligent
miners are aware that they can be readily
combatted and cured by the timely admins
tration of Holloway's celebrated Pills. One
Of tho leading forms in which disease Of the
stomach and bowels exhibits itself in the in
terior-and we may add in the cities too-is
q facilitating diarrhoea. Nothing that has
ever been tried either in dysentery or diar.
rhoea ip this country; has uniformly succeed
ed in curing these maladies except Holloway's
Pills. 1t is stated that out Of five hundred
cases in which they are 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 cavil that the Pills arrest
the complaint as certainly and almost as
quickly q the brakers Of rail car arrest the
revolution of its wheels. There are no il OF
butts about the matter; the cure 10 foreSone
conclusion Imagine what Godsrnd such
. sseAiciDe mus, be to the digger. Possessed
Of Il be feels IS il endowed with another right
am The very fac, that his chest OF KNAPP
ssek cnasains such a potent counterblast to
disease. k-e7s up his animal spirits and rem
drrs him less susceptible Of unhealthy inau-
ences-
Nin-rs bsgnd n the mort unbealthy dig
ginss usually provide themselves with an ex-
ira supply o, both the Pills and Ointment -
they can always dispose Of VIA, they do not
.Aas At an eaornoas prost- I, Is said. and
probably With truth that the lugr inpxta-
tsoas Of ,hrse n.rd5cspes have scrisa~ly inter
fesel with tbs Prosis cf the drag nsrvhaass-
C.ssnd and j.lap. and al the Psrsa;ives- a.
ssssfsves. saasrihcs. ansdyn->- ke-. ne ssdly
q disosunf in the market Holloway
Pills and On;ren. GIL sb-sr plscs< IN pubiic
es'iass On. and unsr~ ts.n Gil them in bes~k-
clsl esec. 81
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GLOVE ANOD me
Tooth Ache Dropa
Complain no more Of AcAimg Teeth.

T1NIIESE Drops have been extensively used by
thouasnds whose experience has proved, that
the Anodyne will give immediate and permanent
relief after the failure of every other remedy 1t
is pleasant to the taste and smell, and few ap-
plcations will entirely remove the pain fhd sore
from decayed tooth, so that it may be filled
and rendered rs useless rs ever. When the pain
proceeds from the face, or from the gums around
a tooth apparently sound, this Anodync will give
speedy relief by rubbing few drops on the parts
affected. 1t has only to become generally known
to be as highly appreciated by the public rs it is
by dentists.
Read the following letter from of the most
distinguished practical dentists in the city Of New
York.
sMessrs Sands: Gcntlcmen--ln the course Of
my practice have extensively used your Glove
AnOdync with much success for the relief Of the
TOothashe, and rs constantly recommend it to
my patients, deem il but just to inform You OF
the high opinion I have of it over other remedies
am yours, respectfully,
an. LEvETT, Dentist"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

NOTICE is hereby given that the lists of valu-
Y atoms and cnumeratons ofproperty subject
to tax under the joint resolution ofthe Senate and
House of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, imposing spe-
cial income duty, approved July 4th, 1864, 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, 1864,
at my Office in the city of Olympia, between the
hours of o'clock A. NJ. and . Pm And imme
diatcly after the expiration of the said ten days,
will receive and determine all appeals relative TO
erroneous or excessive valuations or cnumeratiOns,
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 princi-
pies of inequality. or error complained of:
JOHN q. SPARKS,
U. s. Assessor Dist. of w.. T.
Dated at Olympia, W. T.,
29th day of October, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

VHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
III tn ss0s~ s.z>i essysszsisa has A-rs ssv.ss,pSav
the pzsps.< Il e.s.yiAe the B.skiax - Eseknnrs
ss~snr>s. IN al fs sranear< in tins city - vS -
sntersar u tks >s.te. tho nrAbesnx Sssse - Ter
rtorc> and VITA N~xsrc also sk the Af.ssir eixies
Esrspr. Chiaa and he Fast lslses sas vairA ~
sse pressdrd Nth ample faculties, and u euu1uIy
vieh the articles of assecistisa vii ~su.race suc-
sisss On the ssh DAY af July nexs Il H. 49,
Der II Wsshisgtoa and Battery Ssse<ss
VIII the ssew q giving 10 the busise8 q the co.,
pss.tisa an the e6eiesey and psompsuAe q psivsss
banking sm Together With that eoa6deas.l seeus3en
Of private busisess matters generally de~ised IL
immediate Management Of its affairs is co.nieaed
exclusively to d. o. Mills and VIM. c. R.lston, e
President and Cashier respectively, whom or either
OF them. the customers Of the Bank will apply al
business matters The regular meeting of the Board
Of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem II advisable call particular
attention to the following peculiaries Of the orRanisa.
on, which positively binding on all its member:
FIRsr.-Sales Of its Capital Stock can he effected
only after due appraisment by Stockholders seleeted
for that special purpose and the Trustees of the Cor
poraon have in all cases, the right to become pur.
cha:ers Of the stock appraised at the appraismen for
stricon is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock.
SEcOND-Loans cannot be made to stockholders
except upon coateras other than their Shares in the
Capital Stock Of this Bank.
TRUSTEES.
LOUIS MoLANE, THOMAS BELL,
WIN. NORRIS, A. ]. POPE,
JOHN. O. EARL. o. F. GlFFiN,
w. c. RALSTON.
San Francisco, June Is, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

WRrrlNG ScnooL.-Mr J. Hubbard has
opened writing school for adults and others
in this place, which meets on Monday eve
r;nOs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

There is no other way to cure dis
eases but by first purifying the
whole System so as to create q
healthy circulation.
The first medical men Of the age
agree with US, that no diseas Of any
extent can be cured with 1T using
such medicines as will directly
upon the blood. Why m " medical
men have failed to cure nronic dis
eases is, because the mi icincs have
not been such as will AZ bene6cially
on the blood.
The many thousan ds of bottles which
have been used by tho 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 SCOV1LLS
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP IN
CURING HOPELESS CASES or CHRONIC
DISEASES than have any other remc-
dies in the hands Of physicians, orbc-
fore the public.
1t is now admitted that no other
combination known to the profession,
acts so promptly upon diseases MS our
Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup.
For sale everywhere, and by RED
1NGTON h CO., 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

~ Tho Captain Of the Jenny Jones
writes that the steamer will leave Victoria
for this place on Monday next. 1t is very
doubtful whether she will arrive here when
properlv due. She has not yet, we believe
made trip in her appointed time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

TWe are indebted to Capt. Finch OF the
steamer Eliza anderson, for late Victoria
papers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-12

WE THINK THERE Is NO
medicine 50 emcaious I'm re-
moving hu Ors fr0ma .tlDc
blood as SCOVILI-'S"D0o0D .
and LIVER SYRUP. 1t 1SEec:~,
commended by Physicians In =
all parts Of the country for
the cure Of ScrOlula, &C.
Flmples or sores indicate
that the system IL out Of or.
der. Unless something In
done to cleanse the blood Of
these impurities, the result
may be In q more serious
disease, such as ScrOfula,
SyphilitlC, sc. Those who
wish to find q most eMlca.
ciOus Remedy, and yet have
no confidence In Patent Med.
icines generally will never
regret q trial Of SCOvlll'S
Blood and Liver Syrup.
REDlNGTON & CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4l6 aud 4l8 Front Street,
San Francisco.
v3:n4G:ly