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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20


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n ;ri 10 inc SICK III ho,p''als.
rms NUMBER Is increasing at the RATE
OF ABOUT SOo oay' IL may oe said
tnaI 2o,Voo persons are now suoslst-
ing on charlty III Oa'cutta. heports
rom BOMBAY are even more appali'
Ing. says oot the same authority:
lmhk OF 9oV ueao oouics oe,hS
WcKed up IN inc streets OF BOMBAY
cach morning.. iaiI the 'ru'!l mas
not been told. Inc last returns
snow ''o3o deaths IN tnat one stat,on
during the week endi"g July o1st.
N,you treble tnat numbers l0r many
VINO become tne 1000 Oh 1acka, ana
vclture IN nc lonely Jungle or ditcn'
you Will not go beyond the SAD truth.
1t Is obvious that the Doard OF reve'
nue. has ceased 70 report the aeaths;
NEW YORK, oct. o:-A6uitl6nal
particulars OF inc burning OF St' TAT
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

re- Prof. Herman, the wizardand
ventriloquist, gave one of his pleas
ing entertainments at Washington
Hall, on Monday evening last. His
performances arc far better than the
average skill displayed by legcrde-
main performers. The lecture on
"Womcn's Rights" was we'll re-
ceived, and the whole entertainment
seems to have given satisfaction.
Mr.. II. gave performance at Tum-
water on Thursday evening, and will
give the last, this Saturday evening
at the Washington. Parents should
come and bring their children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

TREEs.--We call attention of or
cbardists and others to the advertise.
mcnt of Mr.. Nozzle, in to-day's pa.
per. Mr.. Ms long experience in
that line is a guarantee that purchas.
crs will receive only the best of vari.
ties from his nursery. His assert
ment of Towering and ornamental
shrubs is the largest and best in the
Territory. Parties at distance can
depend upon receiving just what
they order, selected with as much
as If themselves present.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20


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Fs.rs's
~ ini-'r1snt a-.,'very at ofai
had heen niaaa IA fioodnras- Tie
tobacco crop Wa expected 70 be
large aud the country generally Was
pro>Icrng. Owing to a suspicion
OF trouble from some foreigner set
thing IN Honduras, the government
had passed very stringent laws for
all strangers visiting that State.
The H'bernidn's mail contains the
following items of foreign news:
The Opinion Rationale of Paris,
Prince Napoleon's organ, has an
article urging the necessity ola con-
federation on the part of England,
Austria, Prussia, Italy and Spain, so
as to form a power capable of driv-
ing Russia back into Asia, and at
the same time convincing the
United States of the propriety of
colonizing continent at home.
Austria is seriously troubled in her
foreign relations. The Russo
American alliance, the Canadian rev.
olution, the Mexican question, and
the news from Mexico with reports
from Germany, all tending to the
disquiet of her rules and people.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-There is
positively no truth in the special
dispatch sent from this CITY to the
Philadelphia Lcdqer, relative to the
alleged queries by President j ohnson
to Attorney General Stanbury.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Washington
specials SAY that the Philadelphia
Le1lqer's dispatch was manufactured
in New York by the gold specula-
tors, and was telegraphed over the
Eastern States, through the medium
of the Associated Press, thereby
securing its promiscuous publica-
ton everywhere. The temporary
suspension of telegraphic communi-
cation between Washington and
Baltimore yesterday enabled the
spectators to have it all their own
way until late in the p. NJ, when
foods ofprivate kilograms poured in
upon tho President and Secretary.
The news created profound excite
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

n1r The jury in the case of Will
liam Powell charged with killing his
wife. lately tried before Judge OAR
win at Seattle, returned a verdict OF
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

S The people Of " ha,coEn coun-
y have organized "a Agricgl.1r@i
>oriesv. and beB1 th~sr fr~s fzsr On
The Ia wkSA Wa sad - kzre
h~~n . xrry c-wsE-aksx sfssr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

RELIGIOUs.-There will he Divine
Service in st. Johns Episcopal
Church Tomorrow Sunday both
morning and evening. Sunday
School after morning service.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

ElX - lE--The Gza6ezl ga.-ers
u.zk- = x-gzt s.ia alssaT the Mz--a
chu-c-fs and >,sush Carolina die
gait entering the Nz.i0aa, usou
Convention arn-ia arm. and every
I.enny-w hi>tle has hal IL ,oOt q, the
incident. affecting to see something
very amusing in it. Why is it, how
ever, they are so reticent in regard
TO that other exhibition in the South
ern Disuniouists' Convention, in
which a white man and a niger set
themselves up to illustrate the Radi-
cal idea of miy9 1t was decidedly
appropriate, to say the least, and
should have received some special
note of comment from our negro
loving ncighbors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-20

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
4 street Sermon.


BEErnEES My text to-day Is PA,
Carded in the streets OF San Francisco anu
runs thus; ,o.o
). |. t'Took and crescent NJ. / o'''
ind these characters hail 10 interpret
perhaps IL" >lHI1t> would reveal l'c'r
httiIlii9 10 M WHY I" '.'''''
but have preferred the dictionary winch
informs ne that >, l. stands ior
Ny Trick, from winch ! lnlef ''';'' Il
cunning device T. ma ne',ea'n INC ;. ''\'.-
am confirmed III 'il, heilef ny discover
inG that y, l. ,'"'''F lof -,
Slippery Thing We liaH De''eI AVON
slippery things itHt lhey i''''! u I,''0 sup
pcry paths "her" we ''''''' i''i'' ~ ,"'''7
letters al,o 'ii'h'i i"f
Swallow Trouble ~ WhIcil We learn
that pam follow me S"'i'o"''o u ''' :
tam IIiih@'' Ait lilc'' "@''' ''''>' NY '''
noU. letters stand Tor
SLAYER OF lho"';'i"'>, which Has REFER
cllcr /" ia" treat army oil "f''''N;''''N
marching down TO the crave. Further,
that :, /, may stand Ior
Systematic lIppi'n@' III ''I.'''lo'' 10 'i'e
practise Of using wi'ehey under the name a.
Of t1iirf~, hy which The iaDl' OF t'pi''' =
Is easily established. MS i''h' r''e''H
another Specification OF tile magical letters
namely
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
MAIL ARRANGEMENT
EITWEEN
ST. J0hnsbury, Montpelier d +. HariIWlrk.

LEAVE st. Johnsbury and Montpelier every
nigh. (>undays exc'ptrd) a } ?. NJ or on the
ar!iva! fl the trains from the So.th and ca
pas ing through 70 Cabot each way.
REL | RNlNG. leave Cabot every rornin-
Su..'iaJS excepted) for st. Johnsbury, courcc.
lrg with the mail train south and ea~,, also viii
stages for L:ttleton, Lancaster and NCrthunlber-
.n,! for the Grand Trunk Il. Il.
Leaving Cabot every morning Sundays except
eji for Montpelier, connecting with mai train
south and east aud express trains r"rth and west
atsu WIKI stages for " a-hii!-,ou, Wiiiian.Stowr
and Chelsea. east and for Calais, Elmorc ana
lyle Park. north
Also, eayc Danvi!le on and after Monday, Apr.
I3'. every H@u:iay Ncn', iay and Fri,i - ~ thr
a.I!va, oftEc stage from s.. 'ohnShury ior East
i.fa"ic... leave East Uatdwick On Tuesdays
ThGr6'ays ani! Saturdays in time t. connect with
stag for =. johnsburv at Dln,ile.
April 10. 1856. looa l.. :. GEKEY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
NLURAPATIiIU BALSAN
OR
Natures Great Rest0rer,

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81 y II al r:ri!r hi ,.'.,,-c o. h,ii ,u,t.,
wear -:amiiig whe: hA A.i: declared i,.,irri,. -,
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proprietor: ha"" i'.-oI +" Iii rira s Iai,..i TO-
e.rs.'f curative pr,t- Tim Al, :.vin. u! d, -.
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'n t.:' ''i' ":, IL aiI"7t al ii-:.,-. siI. ,,.,,i
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; -; WA = -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
: e'iiE BEST SMILES.

i cnn!nl;o Inc i tie hest goods in the mar
%ct- I.s BE-: - fist Tail Al
HUTCHINSON & COGSER,S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27


Ia. l.pH.Y - s.rn..,i.~ T..'iC';' E,ris.
His Fix cturcs on the Prevention aud Cure II Co..
-m.ptcl, Dis, f the He and the Ril,s Ii,=-
serve II. HI - ! Life = Hun rrd N,rs, ave ben
read hv Thousands, nj "" rr4d hopc - u read -.
and health T. ill @h, il " ful.. It. +; chi -
Dr. Itch aim i ts- " l., i T direct habits H.
t. avoid i,'iispositcn q indisi ~ ion
:,storr hat. He y;o,ld cure nack lc.liEh and thu+
prevent col-IlGpt he w"td cear hl-sy tarojt d
thus stop Group dipth-rit: h Md rcg, {" dis
turhed stat, q the u d bowels. thus
dyscnrry d ch !rra; but sh'uii di-e tp"rvene,
h. NJ g g. with he II Remedies
,rv PROMPT u! Ga ccs irs 1t t, iis.ss=
which, the sc. "t WI, octor but whic' r,qgirr n"
aid e i caiihr physician, j that hen property i
tincly tc:,ted, always durable. These d-:str. t
SAVE ere consumption h-,nahts tarri. asttna di--
f the heart, iyspe ill., he darhr+. live rcmpin
rir!lu ti-,iI. Liza xxi So i'll i-css a
d-cr ra:ions, free l, m"tiS, &c, wrt attack and d.
strUy the complexion.
lis friends "i',rys doctor I'D for which inftiuir
dies give, iIpthC.i1 Group, -c.rlr fever
les, ahoopg ugh, typhoid fever, dyscnteIy, 81
ic cholera, cholera morha chl if GiarThTI OF
nlts nd children, colds con,7tirr # the In Us lung
fever burns cryfipcl &c. Remedies Il each Of these
given which the sick q cir trt ds prepare and
| successfully admi iste-
IL next gives the opcr treatment Of the hair and
teeth, preserve both il health ad BEAM rough
life He nj xt gives remedy for sci--ickneas Fin y
r gives recipes for prep ri hair dye, cologne watcr
AID tooth powder, Il! unsurpassed by any ether prcpar-
! tipls
1t is - little advice or readers tn obtain
nd read this book. Ii has - pag. g price 81 cent
sc IS cent. TO DR.. :. Fitch W. ~ 1r ut sire
Bostn Mass BE particular to give post office, tow,
county, and state, AMI the book viii be by mall
I Of postage. oct
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27

0Iou
On :. M
SHERMAN MORGAN STALLION LION
The celebrated stallion, lion. better known as
,i.y Greeley horse. will stand for the improve
'nrnt Of II, breed Of horses, during the coming
season, ii East Burke. Lion is a true son of the
:amou, BILLY Root. formerly owned by Eld.d
Roc. # Lyndon. His dam was sired By the eel.
cura,ri Batcltider horse, and he by the old Sheg-
man Morgan.
TERMS So TO warrant Mares disposed II
before The urua! time Of fnaiing, will &c consider
, eG with fHal. WM. X. STREETER
East Durke, Nav %, 1866. 5-i7
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u bNtMENTS.
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flm x fsuc.-3 F. 'a--r. a~sorrra 90 .-
and -ravr-,1rlat-. = slir.fscrLr=s e..
lan and Amtsi Al e.ash =. n 4 vaat-, -
:" >'iat 5gtt '.,L and o.. Au3 a>ra ss..
sip and pm, All ,.,r ..ao# Sa'iSfsr'i--
M ',say 'ua-' 70 Lad : VII .-.p al. ,
',b"S - tn - :. Ia faaass ~ -.
it4at he can d. better III tic sa4p n "a
running -l'''s;'d after --i-,.s. \ J. TIC ..-
those ~h" ca, understand that aar. o-'..
flca>e -svc ~ a call 80 ,a2t fraa q.
CENT Z, = 81 y
Lyndon srss1 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-07-27
LOIHZ.
Or. j. H. INDEPS' IODINE HITTER

pure solution Of Iodine, without solvent
Containing fun grain TO each oui,ee o; water.
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AMI
RESTORATIVE Known
1t has cured and NIL cure SCR0FUIA in all rs
manifold form~-ILCERS, CANCERS. ~
IHHiS. SiLT RHEJN-a,d il has been Used
with astonishing success in eases Of Rheumatism
dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Complaints
hear'. Liver and Kidney Diseases, &C.
Pree II bottle. or t iar -
DR. IL. ANDERs & Co. PHYSICIANS and Chemists.
AS Broadway, New York,
Also foT SIZE by SETH ". F0WLE 4 son,
Is fremont Street, Boston, and By Druggists
generally. tljans7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
IIvERPooI Nov 29-NOon,-The Cotton market opens dull
with prospective days sale Of only 5000 bales Middng
Uplands have declined 3D., and are quoted at I'D
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.
The market for BreadstuIs is somewhat easier.
- g., LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov 29-Eyening Provision market TO-
day has been dull and inactive but closed with quotations uu
changed.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Nov 29-Noon-Consols for money opened at si
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The current for United States securities as follows
Eric shares A. FiyeTwenties 70i Illinois Central a.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Thursday, Nov. 2gEvenng-C0nsOls closed this
evening at s9i for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
American Securities closed today the following prices
United Twenties 20 Illinois Central shares 76s
Erie Railway shares, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

in regard TO the natonaihes and in order 10 avoid
mortal enmy with the SeandnayIans north, this ques
ton will be settled TO satisfaction. II is that con-
siderable number of members for the First Chamber will
be chosen from the annexed countries but still
this is not quite easily done Italy. There tho
King Immediately after the vote Of Neneta, inauguaed
the incorpo alton of that Province by nominating num-
Der Of eminent Venetian patriots 10 members Of the
Senate The new PTussan provinces come TO about one
fifth of the former Prussan territory, consequently tho
House OF Lords ought 20 be augmented by 80 TO 81 new
members and 10 brought TO about the NUMBER OF 20 70
20. Should the elections fall upon liberal men, such
are favorable to the demands of the present there
Will be least hope that the reactlonaTy squrearchy
will not continue to predominant, and that TINS Stubborn
body will in time become moro tractaDc. reofganiIa-
tOn of the Cabinet will then become ineVtaDle Dht more
probably such event will take place before the end Oh
the present session. Count Bsmak has more than onee
shown his good WILL but he has not yet been able 10
prevail because the capacities of the Liberal party DO not
like expose Themselves by entering into Cabinet whch,
in regard 10 interior questions has given so much sIounu
to antpathy and because the King not willing 10 part
with good times who in bad times have been stand
ing him so truly. Naturally such considerations canntt
rule forever and will become necessary TO remove for
beginning the Minister of Justice Count sur lppe, avery
unpopular and unfit man, ii untoward conflicts with the
Second Chamber OF the House shall be avoided All this
will show that Count Bsmark has for the moment enough
hard crack Of his own and viii not be over Dss
lend his teeth 20 the Emperor Of Russia order 70 hep h
in devouriDg the Turks
The new Session of the Prussian Parliament has been
opened the 18th of November, under happy auspices
The Government has hasened 10 lay tho budget for 1907
the table of the Second Chamber in the hrst pey
sitting At the tine the Minister OF Finance gave
view of the state household, which is surprisingly favor
able The expense for the war has been covered without
any Loan and moreover, the Stats schatz 1.-THE state
Treasury has received donation of millions Of tha-
lers. Seven millions at disposal aud are 70 bo
applied 10 Improvements OF the salaries OF civil Junction
aries and of the teachers Of the universities funds, the
paw Of the soldiers and 10 different amelioraions OF
similar kind which have been long since looked for Let
ter pc tagc is TO be reduced For educational purposes
and scientific objects 900 ihaers 10 be adopted,
the greater part for elementary schools $4,000 thaes for
the universities With a small majority, the Chamber
formerly by committee Notwithstanding the session
will be short in view Of acceeratng the convoeaton OF
the general Parliament the old parties in the house are
loosng their hold and everything drives TO make an end
TO the DTOysory state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS OUT.

LONDON Nov 2g.-The steamship Union Capt. CGolan,
which left NewYork Nov for London has arrived in the
Thames.
QUEENSTOWN Nov 2o-The National Steam Navigation
Companys England which left New York on the l'h
touched here to-day and proceeded to Liverpool
The steamer Ednburg Of the Inman line from NewYork on
The nth arrived here to-day on her way TO Liverpool
, SOUTHAMPTON Thursday NOV 29-The steahnhip Hansa
Capt Won Sauten from New York Nov H. for Bremen, has
arrived at this port.
The steamship Borussa Capt Schwensen from New York
Nov H. for Hamburg has also arrived at this port.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Nov 29The steamer Columbia ar
rived to-day.
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GALLICIA.

DENIAL OF THE RUMoRED CONCENTRATIONS OF TROOPS
BY AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Thursday Nov % ls66
A morning journal positively denies that there is
any truth in the rumor that the Austrian Government
IS concentrating troops in the Province of Gallicia.
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IN IRELAND.
SPAIN.

EXPECTED DECLARATION OF PEACE WITH CHILL AND
PERU.
LONDON Thursday Nov. %. 1896
The London Times to-day says that peace will soon
be declared between Spain and Chill and Peru.
INTENDED VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO LISBON.
MADRID, Thursday, Nov. -, 1860
The Queen of Spain intends to visit Lisbon on the
LIST of December.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO NOV. 20.

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GREAT BRITAIN.
REINFORCEMENT or TROOPS IN IRELAND.
LONDON Thursday Nov 29-Noon
II is said that more troops about TO leave for
Ireland including battalion Of the Guards
ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
LONDON Thursday Nov 29-Eyoning
Occasional arrests Of Fenians continue to be made
Ay the Government authorities in Ireland.
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SAXONY.

rHB CONDITIONS OF PEACE APPROVED by THE CHAM
BERs.
DRESDEN Thursday, Nov. %, 1906
The Saxon Chambers have unanimously approved
the conditions of peace.
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HANOVER.

WITHDRAWAL OF MINISTER'S FROM EUROPEAN COURTS.
BERLIN Thursday, Nov. -, 1866
The Ministers from the former Kingdom of Han
over are generally Withdrawing from European Courts
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON.

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