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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

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w4rw4- i,rs-rv-~in< aul iir I.e,'fie
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law: - the SAFE 81 tee [ tniOH
ia l>'ii ani out lu l>66
Why was Andrew J"hr>"n per
mittcu tn Ill IL senator from Ten
nc>Scc for tw, wears iiicr the = iir.
accrr,in. I" rhc X .di,.,i theory. had
ceased t. exist and had become Il
Territory Are Territories ,yrr
represented IN the United States
Senate? When did Tennessee cease
,n hc II State and become Il Terrific
rs?
Why were members Of Congress
from Virginia admitted tn!l,eir seats
duriny the war ii the Old Dominion
WAS then Il Territory?
WHY did Congress, in 1852 and
1868 pass AN arl"rti"ninrnt bill u.s.
signing to the sccr,lr,l : atc| their
uuuta of members of C"nT"sS. AMI
why did Mr. Linc"ln. as President.
approve surl, an ci,aclnrnl, it III
their Judgment, these State, were
Territories!
The judges of the United State,
Supreme Courts never I."ld their
courts in the the Tcrritorir,--,hry
do not form II part of their circn!ts
yet it is rr";"scd t. try Jrif. D!.
Vi, in Virginia, ,:,us showing that il
caun"t be a Territory in tl.cir "i'in-
I''u L l''t \s''tit U,tN
held cases on appeal for the South
ern State C''urts, thus recognizing
their S;a.e,.o ,d in the most official
uiiuucr.
lthc Southern States had ceased
to exist as such States, why did the
Biltimnrc Cn,vciti,n tn It Nominate
ru Lluc,ln and Jnlin>nu for Pre-i-
dent and Vice President admit dele
gates from ilrm to nc! and Vote with
them on the floor?
lfu State, 10y its own motion. can
cnt aSnnder the tie whicl, binds it to
the Union, and cease t. be Il State.
must it not he nlnl the doctrine that
ii State has IL ri ght t" Srcrde!
DID the Sou'her,, States vote npon
the CnnSii,ional Amendment nbol-
ishirS slavery, us States or its Terri
tories =?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

n%Thc turning down ofa wick Of
n Kerosene lamp for the purpose Of
leaving a low flame On going to bed,
or on leaving the room on an even
IN. is higaly unsafe. The low Aame
generates a Poisonous air In the
r,esa. diffrrcn, frsm. bat qzite ss hsa.
fusf Esrse. than gas f,ssa eosl
<f.swe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

@- Pray" Inquired one minis
ter "t another. seeing 81 many ladies'
attend his church. why d" yon in
varibiy address your congregation Us
dear brethren - "Oh. the answer
is easily gwen" lie replied: the
brethren embr.,ss. the sisters
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

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c.slls-i l., the Stand IL give l,i> test
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

The PERIL OF DGDr.-Thcre is
n"ihimg so insidi"u> - ii,,ancial lif-
ticuliy. II apir'asl,.'- with smiles
aud care-ses. B"rruwing f"- the
h--' '.iae aI'p'-ars "iscn 9" na "ljrc-
fi,.a There j. uothim. ia II ai.r,.-
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= i.s- is.se--- spoken - hs .,se ..f
80 tsss-~< F--~is wksvsf us. r4~'aly
fu&-rs y. sss- hnsarer issf.- a. 8 a.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

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uaumse nzms k~.rr. aaae hu.swmEm ss4G
3 a-s~~~- shsa $50 A.as@x sAx Fxs~x~
- F~s~~~-r So. - s-sr~n4sx sa~ P~u~-
wr ~ ~m~ Hsr ~ 1nzf ore zmr xmssM~~r
ses-azHu4sse su~ g.rs~~~-wA s~aA
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So hi- hsriisy exs~srs-e. sss Izscs.sc-
tgai fsruitie-. kss nssrzi powers kD
s.ul CAPABLE II ~ssch es,loyEaest now.
aud. If saved. dssfiresi 60 a hsprs-
hess incoaceivaiiy great ard eternal
hereafter This i debt. We owe
all we are to Tim wfo has said. Il
have created him for My glory"
We are not self properties; we be-
long not u ourselves we are not
our own. We may not enjoy our
members nor our faculties as we list.
Our physical, intellectual and moral
nature belongs to God. Made orig
ally in his image, it was made cxclu-
sively y for His glory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16


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TTtu -pnuuRi~siitas. whether On business
Z > 1Illl-sti1a. mat be addressed to the edI-
t,r - the WAsIIss ~TANbARD.
rYl1k>, bill-hrli,. cards. hills Of fare. pos
-, ,-,:rtnn-s. "irrrltr>, catalogues. pamphlets.
.: =, ex,ci,.d at reasonable rates.
OCFic:: . ,rner of Secral and Washington
streets, near the steamboat landing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

COFFEE CRUSHED vs.. GROUND -
The following is from the Annu"l J
.S,1,afifc Discovery:
1t is not generally known that c"f-
fee which has been beaten is better
tl.an that which has been ground.
Such, however, is the fact, and, i'll
his brief article ON the subject, Savar-
IN gives what he considers the reason
for the difference. As he remarks,
Il dr''"cti"m of green coffee is most
i,Sil,ih drink, bnt carboniza;i"n de-
vcI"prS the aroma and hi oil which
j. !hr },ccnliarity of. the coffee we
.!lilk. lie agrees with other wri-
tcr$. that the Turks excel IT, this.
They employ u" mills. bnt beat the
berry with wooden pestles, in NOR
trs. When long used, these pcstlcs
become precious, and bring great
pres He determined, by ac,ua!
experiment, which of the two mo'l.-
.d. WAS the best. He burne,! care
fully II lsunl Of good Mocha, and
separated it int" tw" c4ua! l"rtirns.
The one WAS p,S>o | through the mill,
III her beaten after the Turkish
fashion. in Il mortar. He made c"f
tee of each. Taking cqua! weights
"t each, ard an equal quantity
"i boiling water. l.e treated both pre-
ci>o'l alike. He tasted the ,r,;ltc
himself. atid cAu-cd other competent
.iud 4e., IL d" 50. The nnani'l,",,s
"l.ii,ou WAS that coffee beaten IN .
mortar WAS far better t!ian that
ground in ii m;ll.
THE WIND AS A MusIcIAH.-'The
VIVID is Il musician hy birth. We ex.
t"nd II sil!;cn thread into the crevices
Of il window, and the wind finds it
and sing- over it, and goes up and
''"vn the scale upon it, and poor
/ yinini must 90 somewhere else for
honor. for 10 it tries almost every
tiing on earth to see if there is mu-
sic III it; it pnrsnadcs Il tone out of
the great bell in the tower, when
til" >cAt"n is ut home and asleep; it
makes Il mournful harp fthe giant
i.'nrs, ard it does not disdain to try
what sort of Il whistle can be made
OF the hnmblest chimney in the
w"rI'i. How it will play upon a
great ee until every leaf thrills with
the note in it, aud the wind up the
river that runs ut its base is sort OF
Iiurinnrihv arcnm,rii,i,neut. And
~hat melody 1t sings when it gives
c.'ncert with a full c.,uir of the
waves "f the sea. and performs al,
anthem between the tw wn.isi>. that
g'-- al'. perhaps. II the stars. Theu
L.'S t.'udly 4 hsanis oil boa-es:
sas.'arniEg under e=re- singing in
i-- !zaIL opening the oli d.-srs ~itl-
rg' Ea<~T~. and sis<irry rss~.~u-- q.
- as-- I'D ~srs= zrssusut rsIe fres--- z...I
4---rTe.i arsrrA-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

HEADING OFF TIE MORMoys.-A
very important measure lately passed
the Nuva.la IeIislaturc-a resolution
or memorial, fer Congress to annex
Utah to that State. This measure is
invested with greater Importance be-
cause of statements made during the
debate on its passage, t" the effect
that tcle.yrams from Senators and
Representatives have been received
stating that il the Legislatures ofthc
State of Nevada would memoria!ize
Congress to that effect. .,hel later would
pass II law anneXinS the Territory of
Utah tu the State of Nevada. Such
II move will ut once but po!vguny
", lis trial by placing it and other
Norm u, institutions under control ut
Nevada State laws.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

RETURNING TO "MAssA. The
Lynchburg (Va.) Nens says that me-
groes arc returning in large numbers
to their former masters, preferring
their care and protection to that Of
their new-found friends in the North.
Sambo's experience teaches him that
there is difference between practic-
al and theoretical freedom. One is
something tangible, the other unreal.
Work is slavery to the negro, aud
his only idea of liberty is that of per-
petual rest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

Prophecies FOR THE YEAR 1867
The year 1867 will be very event
ful one to every maiden who gets
married.
Throughout the whole course of
the year whenever the moon wanes
the nights will grow dark.
If dandies wear their boards long
there will be less work for the
BARRIERS.
Whoever is in love this year will
think his sweet heart an angel.
Whoever gets married will tind
out whether this is true.
TIA young lady dreams of young
man three nights i. is Il sign of some
thing.
II she dreams of him four times,
or has toothachc, it is ten to Quo
one she is a long time getting either
of them ont of her head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

A SOLDIERS REMARK.-A lady
dressed in as luxurious fabrics as ever
ffuttered from N fairy form "bcfore
wars blasts was blown" with .
sweeping trail behind her on the
gronnd, of indefinite length, turned
the corner of the Wayside Hospital,
and as she turned she cast an eye of
anxious solicitude back to see if the
aforesaid trail was O. X. A crippled
soldier, sitting on the corner eujoy-
ing tho sun, noticed the movement
aud the look, and with the view of
reassuriny the lady exclaimed: "Its
all right, madam-the rest of it is
con.ing down the street, aud will be
along shortly. You can sail on
the dress is all setting" 1t is use-
less to say that the lady did sail OH
like a three-decker before a full
breeze.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-16

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@ aaasraa sras1 esasel.
rsa -zre aa - r aaraaas -.sssi.aas.
a-. tEaaa 80 1.- t.ss H-sv arue- ss
Gra- -a Ea~ aa- urv sss. e ore~'N ,ss
r-A a A--ss-4 s-ue 4z-s---r~aaul ssssa ~ 81
-aae- rsse~ -aas-srs SO r-<r - a.
srss~ss-~ whe-A -t 49, - rs 49,
$50 zara saa-lr- l,-. q ~ra~- waF
t. ar~rz-c c-ra.s.- ARE -s4fs-l g.
s- - 4i--ii ots- y aL.r das. tsr
.l.l t.l. - Il fls-,1 q. .il .-.t-.-a a...l--
aly. z'ihrsa-h ~-,.n- s.4I.i- L1.e re-
d4c,'i l-4c Tame - Is-,s a .lr-. i D. ss.i-
Ia U.-.iiA frw y-ar- tAa' u hs> b-,.n
F.-iAr.-i irrn fourteen h.Gr>. Th~S
l.av f'r Is'arl 81 - Pr w.-.k. q,
which. la Lowell. the f,c-"r.r> adj
- DrcnI- week. Those who know
is cost 1" purchase provisions will
n,' Il" surprised to he told tina, tine
b'arlincl"n1c.k"rl"r> can scarcely
make 18th ends meet; and To-
lrarr from "A Factory Giri' thru
they Usually have for breakfast hard,
s'nr hl>cnit. Il small piece "f SOME
thing called pie, and miserable tea,
AT su,''I II price it i inpnSsihle
tina, the fare : o id be ,lrcnl. ) g,'d
1t is charged also. that the p'int and
II "r'in the room of the operatives
are never washed. and they are III
lowed only one clean sheet in two
weeks. and two towels per week for
thirty five l,'nrders. Also, "o,lr y,s
is not turned on until Il quarter be-
fore six. ST. that we have but three
quarters of an l"urtn wash, pat mp
"nr h 'ir, d. "nr cla.nhcr-work, aud
ca. lrc.kt,>t.'
Thcn rs 10 di'ci ciplnc. we are told
that everything is due by the tap of
the bell. La the morning three taps
OF 'hc bell are given tn, starting the
rn~inr: and in three minutes after,
the yard gates are clos Il This rule
i ;" ri r!dlv cui"r.rl that, Il few
weeks ~" Il y"n1G wnnan, aticr
walking two miles, IS >hnt ont be-
cause she reached the yard gate three
mi'u'es too late. and had to walk
i'ack. DOSING her day" During the
day u" operative must leave the
room i" which she is employed, not
even if the machinery stops, and No
Talking or reading is allowed. For
violating rules, forfeiture of wages
Is the common penalty; and two
weeks notice mnst be gwen to leave,
"r tw" weeks wages arc forfeited.
or course. wages are not paid every
week, us they arc carncd.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-04-11
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME Z. T. THORNTON, the great Eng
l;sh As:roloSist, ClalrvOyant and Psychomc-
tr;cian. who has a&!on;shcl tie scientific
Glasses Of the Old World, has How located
herself at 1futison. n. y. Madame Thorn
ION possesses suc:l :i'!criul powers orsccond
sight, lis to enable licr to in,part knowledge
of the greatest Importance to The single or
nlarriid Of either sex. While in Il state Of
trance, she telineatcs the very features Of
the person yoa are to morry, anl by the aid
Of an instrument OF intense power, known as
the Psychonotrope, guarantees to produce IL
lfe-liie picture Of the husband or wife orthc
applicant. together with date Of marriage, po-
sitou in life. leading traits of character, &c.
This is no hmbug. III tlous"mis Of testimo-
nias can ASSERT. She will send when desired
certified certificate, or written guarantee.
that the picture is what it purports 10 be. BY
enclosing Il small lock Of hair, and stating
plac" Of birth, age, disposition aud complex
ion. an! enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed! to yourself yca will re-
cciye tic picture anl desired information h.
return mail. All Communications sacrc'lly
confidential. ADDRESS III confidence, MADAME
f. i. THORNTON. p. o. ncX DID, :.133 Hudson, y. Y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-04-11

RsT \ IorS LADY returning to her
country hame, after sojourn Of i few months
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In pl:cc ofa coarse, rustic. flushed
face, she had IL soft ruby complexion ofalmcst
marble smootl.ncss, and instead Of twenty
three she really arperrcd but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cG,.se Of so great II change,
she plainly told them .Ga; she used the CIR
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drawing impurities from, also healing. cleuns-
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AFFLICTED!
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The astonishing succ2!.; which HIS uttcT'ico>
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-04-11
kershaW---In EOuitV.

Douglas Harrison and Me-; IS c. Patterson, and
as Adm'r and Adm. s, rs. Robert c. Patterson,
WYATT II. Patterson, Joseph r. Gilbert, Susan
George. Thos. +. Mellow, CT a.
Bill Cor Injunction, to sell Lands, Marshall
Asset: Sc.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Robert
L G. Patterson and Susan George. two Of
the above named Defendants to said Bill, are
without and reside beyond the limits Of this
State. it is Ordered. on motion OF Shannon,
Solicitor for Complainants, That the said
Robert C. Patterson and Susan George 10
plead. answer or dc!uur to the above Bill
within three months OF the date OF the publi-
cation hereof: in default whereof an order
vro coaGsS, will ne entered against them.
!, D. DUNLAP, c. E. X. D..
Commissioner Q;iicc, Camden, March +,
1aGT 5larch 7-3m.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-04-11
ExCELsE0R! EXGEI ,sIORri
CHASTELLER'S
HAIR EXTERN NANR4l

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skin, but acts directly on the roots. ~
warranted TO remove superRuous hair Su
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the same leaving the skin soft smooth and
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age, sent postpaid, to any address, GRO
ceipt Of an order, by.
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REPARATOR CAPILT

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