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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-23
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR arc
resained by Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
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all, does not moisten the garments
ofbed clothes which it comes in con-
tact with. Pare and boil the pota-
toes, strain, and then smash them
with fork over the fire. Put them
in bag, and apply the poultico as
hot as the patient can bear it.
WHEN TO CLEAN TEETH.-All ad-
nit that acids are the most exclusive
agents. iii commencing the decay in
teeth. The action is undoubtedly
begun in sleep. Through the day
person is occasionally drinking, eat
ing etc., and acids are continually
disturbed in their action, but during
sleep they are active, and, if present,
will certainly prey upon the teeth.
Therefore, before retiring is the prop
er time to clean them if done only
once a day.
A KNIFE SHARpENER.-It is a diff
icult matter to obtain steel which re-
tains its sharpening qualities any
length Of time. A common round
file answers the purpose admirably.
Fasten it on an old knife handle and
it is ready for use.
H1e To remove strawberry or cof-
fec stains from linen, place the arti-
Gle over pail or tub, and pour a
stream of boiling water on the spot,
and the stain will disappear. Pour
the water from as great distance as
possible.
b0- Around each post used in
fencing small mound of earth
should be raised, to throw off the
water of heavy raiEs. This keeps
the water from entering the post
hole from the surface. Iu every
place where this simple plan has
been tried the posts have lasted
much longer than those set in the
ordinary way.
@- The following rule for asccr-
tanning the number of bushel of ap-
pies in binsand boxes is recommend
ed as simple and accurate: For the
number Of even bushels. multiply
the number of cubic feet in the bin
BY eight, point off one decimal. For
heaped bushels, multiply by eiyh,
twice and point off two.
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7 V. MOSSMAN, having bought ont Mr..
Ycnger, will make such changes in the
late restaurant of the latter as cannot fai. to
make it one ofthe most popriar establishments
of the kind in the Territory.
Mrs. Mossman will take charge Of the Gull.
nary department, and be ready at all times to
serve the public with meals prepared in the
best style. The pubic are invited to call and
judge for themselves.
The best the market affords will always DO
und at the EXELSIOR RESTA CRANT.
Olympia, JGn25, 1868. l2:tf
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sPECTAL NOTICES.
The People Know,

If there is anything the people thor
oughly understand, 10 is tnB comparative
value of tAe various medicines offered for
their acceptance through The adyertts1ug
they try all, but only held t0st to that mitch
IS good. Hence, 81 medicinal preparation
that has been growing In favor with the
public for g. period of twenty years and
remedy of It's class ever reached In any
country, may be fairly entitled & STAND
ARD SPECIFIC, touching whose merits
there Is no room for controversy Now,
this rs precisely the position Of HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BLTTERS. AS a means
nary indigestion, biltOusness, general de-
biuty, and nervous affections, Il has liter
ally Tired dOuH all competition, and legltl-
mately taken its place as the foremost
on utis hemisphere In view OF TINS sL4t8
teal fact, which may be readily verified Oy
q reference TO the, Revenue returns "a Few
words OF s~easoIaDle advice in re alton 10
the use OF an article in such general rec
quest VIII not be considered egotistlc or
suggests tue necessity for a course OF TINS
agreeable iuVfgOrant more HlGnlucluHE
than the Fan The great contrast between
IA tenn perature OF the NIGHTS ana days.
and the heavy mephttic mists arising
from extensive surfaces OF decomp sing
vegetable matter, necessarily AaNe ut-
pressing effect upon systems partihlAy eA-
hausted by the heat OF SUMNER ana
therefore greatly needing lhab aLfenElh
and VigOr which are the best
against disease. Acting as n tome and
EtOmachic, a blood depurent, an alter4LlNe5
and an anti-biliOus medicine
TIERS STJMACH BITIEtS exercise a.
wholesome influence Epon every portion
az the organization, and prepare So 90 re-
sist every unhealthy hen q us
great value as a Fall mot1clne-
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aud from him We never ought tn hev
departed. The mint we let 90 NV
him. that mint we lost strength. On
all these other questions there may
be some difference NV opinion-on
the niger Their kin be none. The
Democrisy are grounded in this. He
is Their Alpha and Omega, their be-
ginin and end. We don't none NV us
want to marry niggers, no matter how
near we may cum tn 1t, we don't none
Nv us want tu sleep with en-. eat with
en- Confess they pay for their likker)
and we won't. So long ez we hev the
niger we hev a rallyin pint.
/ %sejest, therefore. that we drop all
these other complicatin isshoos, witch
arc too hefty for US anyhow. and fall
back. for the November eleckshen, on
the NigEer-one and indivisible. Eff
we can't win on him we can't win on
ANYTHING. and may ez we'll throw up
the D When the Democratic
heart wont thrill ut Niger, our coze
is lost indeed. Kentucky ken send
200 to the North ez FritefuI Exam
pies, ef they are needed, for we hev
jest about that number in this visin-
ity that We hev had in t~rainin for a
year, and hev got EN- down to our
level. They are pizenin themselves
reglerly and hang about the groseries
jest as we do, wich, in a nigger, is too
awful to be cndoered. Whether we
use them or not, The niger is our
only holt. and on him we must chiefly
depend.
PETROLEUM ". Massey, p. NJ,
(Which IL Postmaster.)
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OCTOBER.
By GEORGE W. ELLIOTT.

-
The twIttering swallows whirl in rapid
Then backward turn, to nnger DER the
Endeared through all the gladstone sum
In council. ere they wing to Southern
Aleaden r DER all h sky is cast.
And gathering mists bedim the morning
Across the fields the COW boys homeward
A green trail leave upon b frosty grass.
The golden crops of grain have all been
And pumpkins CLEAN amid the shocks OF
corn.
The ripened apples bend the orchard
Or lie in fragrant piles beneath the trees.
HARD by the farmhouse groans the cider
While amber currents nh the vat below,
Notlnts OF emeral green upon the lawn
In early Spring, which faultless Nature
With brush of sunbeams dipped in morn
ing dew,
Nor yet the hues of fast succeeding flowers
1hat spangle DER the meadows newest
Are lovelier than The rich and changing
Tha: beautifY the early Autumn leaves.
The maple soft, upon It's enc top,
And. By degrees, adown its graceful form,
Reveals a light but deepening crimson
O~utrIvaled only by them modest blush
That comes aud goes upon a maiden's
cheek
When first she hears the earnest vow Of
love.
The flaming ivy, twining round the elm,
An emblem seems of ruined purity
That In its deep despair still closely elings
alAbout the saddened witness of its woe.
Each gOlden-red a funeral taTer burns
Amidst the melancholy scenes of death.
The sturdy oak in robe of purple stands,
An earnest mourner in the time of grief
HlmSeif the wasting victim of decay.
The hickory seems with golden pendants
hung; 1898
Fit emblems here of mortals' brightest
hopes,
That soon, like Dead Sea fruit, to ashes
turn
The hardy hemlock and the towering
pine
Alone retain their Spring-time leveIiness,
And stand unchanged in the surrounding
atOOm,
Like noble principles aud lofty aims
Amid the ephemeral follies OF the world.
-NelO York Evening Post.
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MATCHES for the Million.

h Oroide Gold Watch Company anu
facture, on strictly scientific principles
STYLE, nnish, and color lS-earat go1d-a fac
Smile of the most rare and costly descrlp-
ton OF Gold Watches.
They are manufactured with Hunting
Cases Qadies' and g"entiemen's) have SUI
Lerb Swiss movements, jeweIed, engine
turned. with compensation spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers, tx
pressmen-the most exactiug of our Gus
-tOmers-have thoroughly demonstrated
the strength, durability, accuracy, and
utility of the fac sim1le W altman Watches,
and pronounce them as reliable
sim~ekeepers.
American rae smile Waltham Watches,
full jeweled, $50; C"hronometer Balance,
SIS each. deliberately engraved with new
and novel designs Each watch warranted
bv special certificate from the Uroide Gold
Watch Company.
Also. insignificant OIoide Gold Chains,
ST. rs. and 81 each. Sent every where, to be
paid for on delivery
our customers are supplied free with the
Detective and Watch Guard
oiso. mailed separately on receipt of 50c
The genuine Oroide Gold Watches can
onIv De obtained by ordering directly of us.
LANES T. MONROE 81 %, &
importers and Manufacturers
1876 Broadway, New forK.
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TIE GRECIAN BEND.

XRYHAT II Is; How it grew into a
w National Calamity. Il UeTy funny
book profusely illustrated. BY mail, 2Oc.;
q copies for a dollar. Address GRECIAN
BEND PUB. co. Box 672, N. Y. Trade
and III Nassau street, New York.
HOODSPEED,s FO UNRATN PENS.
W Sixty lines written with one pen of
ink No blOtting. One dozen assorted
samples sent for CSC. Agents make $40 a
day. Address GOODSPEED & CO., 81 Park
Row, New York.
sRTEW ENGLANEERS, especially Yer
IN p~lonteTs, send for catalogue, free, of
bU Sterescopic Views of Vermont, New
Hamp hire, Adirondack. and Florida
Scenery, to A. F. STYLES, Burlington, VT.
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eieenfnEs aEOaa aUEn Ezohnursa.
Friday says:
The difficulty In regard IN the ms
+ session of the w. 4. Gnrf;s boe -
amicably settled. Can't. Rrow1 be-
former commander, has rannrcboseJ
Capt. Powers interest. and viii 49,
charge of her. Mr.. y. Il. Richards
her former clerk, viii have eharpe If
the othce. The Rob Roy has been
sold by Capt. Pres. L0dWick 10 Can't
James Kane aud others, for $500.
She is now loading for New Orleans.
and Will, on her arrival there, enter
the Ouachita River trade.
Yesterday con the Rob ROy's pilot
house was discovered on fire, which
was speedily extinguished without
material damage or creating any ex-
element. The fire was caused by the
Watchman placing his lamps too close
TO the stove in the p~iiot-house.
The following lines, copied from
the Mechanics Magazine, seem to Be
admirably adapted for the purpose of
preventing collisions at sea. They
are calculated to impress upon the
minds Of mariners the rules Of the
road for steamers" more wildly and
indelibly than any other process
would effect. Why don't some poet
zeal pilot on our river immOrtalize
himself by simplifying the rules now
IN force upon the river In similar
strain:
nearly end on.
Meeting steamers do not dread
Dnen you see three lights ahead
FOrt your helm and show your Red.
2. Two steamships passing.
For steamers passing, you should try
10 Keep ne maxtm11 your Eyes;
Green 10 G~reen-or, Red to Red
FerIect safety-go aheadl
g. Two steamships CROSSING. This is the
that has the other on her own starboard
size shaiI Keep out Of the way OF the other.
caution Ju gment.
Il to s~tarboard Red appear.
IT'S your duty TO keep clear;
Act sJudgment says is proper
Port-ors tarboard-back-or stop her.
But when on your Port is seen
A steamer with a light of Green,
There's hot 30 much for you to 10.
The Green light must keep clear Of you.
4. All ships must keep a good lookout.
and steamships must stop and go astern,
If necessary.
Both in safety and In doubt
Always keep a good lookout.
Should there be no room to turn,
Stop your ship and go astern.
The Gazette says:
The proposed Congressional exour-
sion from Pittsburg TO New Orleans
and return, will be postponed till
on account Of Congress meet
ing next month.
The Empire, which has been un-
prolitably laid up at Fulton for sew
sral months, when she might have
been making some money for her
owners, will drop down to the wharf
Monday morning to load for New Or.
cans, having been chartered By
Captain Ben. Davidson.
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MOTHERsi MOTHEBsg MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
ron CHILDREN TEETHING.

This valuable preparation has been used
with neUeT Jdft1ng success 90 hoUsnlda Of
gases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain
but fuvigOrates the m and bOWeiau
colrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. 1t viii also instantly
= elieve GRIPISG IN THE BOWELS and WIND
Collie.
We believe IL IS the best and stregt rene
edy IN The aDOrtd in all cases Of Dy5eateT5
and DtdTTh0E IN Children, whether arising
from teethtng or any oth1r cause.
Fuil directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle.
BE SURE and call for MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Jnc-sthi-
he OF CURTIS q on the onl7lA7
wrapper. All Others are base lmltatiohAs
ie4 dAMGm
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Agents Wanted
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Sold Ont.

-AvRNG SOLD orr entire stock of
h Groceries, &c, &C., to Mr.. James
TTOfts1 we beg leave to return our sincere
thanks TO our many friends and patrons
for their liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended toward us, and would respectfully
Solicit a of the same 10 our
successor. CROSS JENKINS. re
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Colgate 81 90. -
Fragranf Toilet sOans

ABE PEsEFARED Bv skilled Work
q from M GM@4eE-@-1 @zH1 az
KNOWN As THE STANDARD by DEALEH1
AND CUsTOMER8.
Sold HUeTBr0hG-G. ldec
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e We R N b w s
oaer Btusy- Henps See FOURTH Pago
PRINTING.

No printing establishment IN the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assOrt-
nent of Job Type. though very large and
compiess, Is constantly being added TO, IA
our job department. is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
u Inc omitted States. We are prepared to
RFint Posters, plain o fancy, Bill Heads,
1lliS Lad1nG, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
-, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
~ ~, &C Orders left with either of the
wnarI-Doats wiz be promptly attended TO.
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JAMES OROFTS,
Evansville Grocery, 1876 Main st

Would beg leave to inform his numerous
friends and the public generally, that
he has bought OF Messrs. Cross & jenkins
their entire stock OF Family Groceries,
Lamps. &C, &c, and by daily additions to
his stock and strict attention to business,
TO merit a liberal share of the public pat
mage oclu 5m
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RROTTCE. HEERSE-A complete certt.
l fed list of heirs to property IN Europe
Unfinished for 81 by REDDEN BROS, Post
Onfce Box $50, Washington, ID. O.. Refer
ences in st. Louis-The Messrs. Ashbrook.
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weather and water.

Inc weather on Saturday was de
iightfua in the main, though quite
cool and chilly early in the morning.
At noon the mercury rose to 74o.
The river is about stationary. and
may be swelling a little by this morn.
ing, but the, rise will be very ipeon-
siderable, The wind OF Saturday
was from the 5 outheast.
:A~rriyaIs and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to B
o'clock Saturday were the Armada.
Cairo and return; Louisiana, New
Orleans to Louisville; MolIie Norton
and Sallie v, Henderson and re-
turn; st. Marys, to New Orleans ;
Linton, to Flint Island; Charmer, to
Cincinnati.
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Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland and Armada, from
Cairo; Palestine, from Louisville
Lewellin, from Eastport ; Havana.
for. Nashville; Lawrence, for st. Lou
is; Melnotte and Nightingale, from
St. Louis I; Clifton, for Memphis /;
Minneola, from Memphis; Emperor,
for New Orleans; P. w. Strader,
Nick Longworth. from New Orleans,
and Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville.
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Circular

Circular Saws of one temper over the
whole plate. Muiay, Mill, Cross-cut, and
Gang. Equal to any made in the world.
For sale by all dealers and the makers,
LIPPINCoTr & FAREWELL,
Dsf4cArr~E, Do
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The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ior
hose BROWN D"IsCOLoRATIONs on "a lace
Peryg's 1f0tsa and FTeckJe Lotion. Pre-
AIRED only by Dr b. @. PERRY, 90 Bond.
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
aar28 dom
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Batehslorg Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world: the cnly true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable lh5tts5IHles1g 800 NJ II rsCs-
Jies tbe iIf effects OF bad dyes lnY3sorate5
End leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful
800 ~ broaDn. Sold bv all Druggists and
Perfamers and properly applied at Ba che
Tevv work.. [apS0uly
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RED JACKET
ANE.

NOTES From reports and letters re-
ceived:
/. Your Axe is bound to be THE X
ii. 1t will cut . per cent. better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war,
but with your Axe he can cut as wei; as
any one else can.
". II / could not get another, twenty
five dollars (S25) would not buy it,.
V. 1t will cut hOop-poles better than
any other Axe.
VI. / would not be without it for any
thing.
For sale by all responsible dealers. and
the makers,
LIPPINCOTT q BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Owners OF the Patents.
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DR. WmITTIEIs

n - CONCEDED TIlAE THE
u. great ZINGARI BITTERS has mas
tered more diseases, both acute and chro-
mic, than any bitter tome in the known
world. 1t has cured Cholera, the worst
forms of Fevers, Pneumonia, Liver and
Heart Disease, Chronic Diarrhoea, Dyspep-
STA, Rheumatism, Sick Headache, and will
any disease arising from q CisOrdered
state of the blood. 1t is recommended by
Governors o. States, Members OF Congress,
distinguished dlvines and physicians, and
the proprietor can show more sworn cert1-
ficateS of cures than any other BitterS
manufacturers in America. Send for q
circular and read them. Sold by druggists
anG dealers generally. BERRY BR OK
cit & CO, wholesale liquor dealers, Sole
Agents for the Western states, Chicago,
Illinois. +. RAHT X & CO., Sole PropTie-
tors, 6 North Front street, PhiladelphIa.
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ROBERT SIIlTB,

HUBERT DALIUI
II N q q H 4 a X q rs
,41vw STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth
EVANSVILLE IND
Has inst received a new Hearse, the hnest
ever fn the CITY A large assortment or
Metallic Cases, CasEets, and Coins Kept
constantly on hand. lbs oQ9ms
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OOALl OOALl

"AVEEG PURCHASED CAPTAIN
80 A. Liter's tOWbOat and coal barEesf
and the lease OF his Green River Coal
Mines, 1 will continue the business ON
Locust Street,
Betweel First and WUterl
And win sell the best
GREEN RIVER COIL
AT 12Nc. Il BU5HEL,
Delivered to any part Of city.
Orders for towing left at the Office VIII
pc oM - THOS. WHITEp.
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az How cc0y mothers suuer the agony
n saeiug trC1r 16tle Onas snatched away
rom them EXGle WhoOring Cough, on
JiptheEEa, vi en- Nsingle bottle OF POland'z
Unite EILGGGED would ave saved
sds bafyiDldcs 1tis infallibIe.
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The white Pine Compound

from the Boston JOtsrnGl.)
Boston, January 20. 1856.
PoLAND,s WHITE PINE oMPoUND-After
having given 1t a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend POEdnds h
Pine Compound as q very valuabl article
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases, we have known it to give prompt
relief when all other remedies which had
been tried had failed. 1t is an article
which, in a climate so promottve of sud
den and severe colds as is that of New
England, ought to be in every family;
aud we are sure that those who once OBJ
ain 1t, and give II a fair trial, win not
thereafter be willing to be without it.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. DR.. P0Ldnd's
White Pine Compound, advertised in our
columns, is a successful aLtenIpt to COM
bine and apply the medicinal virtues of
the White line bark. 1t has been thor-
oughly tested by people In this city and
vicinity, and the proprietor has testimo-
mails to its value from persons well known
to our citizens. We recommend its trial
in all those cases of disease to which 1t is
adapted. 1t is for sale by all our druggists.
IN. Y. Independent.
The White Pine Compound is now sold in
every part of the United States and Brit.
iSh Provinces. rE