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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

The Springfield Republican predicts
,hs, q, the frs, opportunity Gen. Butler viii
ioin the Democrats, and make open war up
Il on Geo. Giant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

"A highly educated constable come
where in Dubois county, exposes Tor SAFE
,o.n horse. 'or 80 much thereof 10 mey De
oscsssa,v TO satisfy the Judgment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

-There a st present three huno'f" '"o
,wsr,v couyic,s in the N,rlksrn Psni'en'
.norv. and fourteen more 10 arrVe ''''
ucrk
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IMPORTANT TO CIGAR MAKERS AND ~""o
rAcruRgRs.-The following ex'fac'" "o"
49,. lu.rnal Revenue laws will be touna OF
iu,eres, 10 every cigar muker
=. Every cigsr.maker shall cause
his name and residence to be fee's'efeo'
+. i,hou, previous demand, with tho assistant
..sssso, of the division in which such cigar
maker shal be employed; snd eny ma"u'"e'
,urer OF cigars employing any cgarmsSe'
~ no shall have neglected or refused TO make
such registry shall, on conviction oe n"r'
five dollars Tor each duy that such c'gs'
maker so offending by neglect or re'o'0' u
,,cs,er shall be employed by him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

-Th, Ohio aud Mississippi Ratl"ay ooh''
pany sre putting some '"ss"'"'e"'
curs upon their road
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

MAREIEc-On The l9h 'ns'e"' Wy r.
Brunduk, j r.. Nh JAMES MURRAY t.
Miss NANCY T. W,Ly, al vi Pa'ok' town
ship.
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ROOTS AND SHOES!
ROMUALD BECK,
EAST Side OF PuBLIc SQUARE.
eu29YpDrs GuoGls

n ETURNS bic thanks TO the public tor
Ii their former libers, patronage. ana re
soec,,ul,y requests a further extension OF H.
pIedging himself that he will endesvor 70
meri, il He keeps constantly on hsod
varied assortment, Of ladies' aud ch'ldre"s
wenr Of all descriptions. and will promptly
make 10 order any kind OF boots Or shoes =
AN Of his work warranted. Call and see me
Nov 20 '68-6m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

-psk opens u, Terre isule at 50 au'
s6 so per hundred
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

De,prsrs MosruLY.-The Christmas
number Of this admirably conducted maya
x,ne IL out, and is really gem. Inc 'ash :
,ons are pro!use, the contents, l'ernfy sno
ns,isjc. of The highest class. There 10
beautifully illustrated Household depart
meo,. music, and each worth the cost OF me
,,,.,.y;nc We do not see how any lady
can sfford 10 be withou, il. Il has, more
over. none Of the irivUli'y OF The ordl"sry
class Of Iu,hion mag, zines. but much OF me
high tone, end sensible, practical ch"rae'e'
of The bes, European Monlhlies Suosc''o'
for il. So per year, with premium. ruo
lished al 473 Broadway. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27

Some o, the Virginia Democrats WV
through the fcrmali,y Of voting ioF rev
dcn,isl Electors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-27
List Of Letters

VNEMAINING in the Jneper Post once,
Ii Nov 81, 1868. and which, u not ch''so
for within one month, VIII % se"' " wy
Dead Letter tffice.
Baker WIN Bsum n".""
Case Virn Connr,, "'o""
nnn.,s,r Georya FIX Kasper
r.;,s Mary Fleming d A
r.o.,o E,,nk Herrich Francis
u.mil,on Lo,,ia Haley Lucy
tI.,Ls, M.,v T. Inflow Maria
NJ, William Minister Colored
+ p..;n ~ MD Schareky John
schms, Caroline Simpins Z
ca. C,,nk Lieskoller Hartman
!, We, Henry Wsller Jssper w
JOSEPH! EGG p. NJ
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
At thu October term. 1900 o. '"e -
N mon Peas Court OF Dubois eo""N' W.
estate OF J ohm Erny. deceased. was ofe''.'.
in.oveot Those interested are hohass
I'm, II viii h. settled ACCORDINGLY.
WENDOLIN ERNf, Adnf.
r. Bnruner. Any
Nov q '6S- 4w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAMB.

SALE Cf LAM.
q, OTICEi- hereby g'v-n, Inv 's WV
u n, u,d,roiihp Enhois county C"n'
-, Cannon i,sa.. ihe uudst''ih'd ha'"'"-
i.,,.,oy of III. e.,nte John Et"v. nrc'a''"'
wili fer Tor sale at public ,sc'io" y" wv
pr, mises on
MONDAY, December =, laus.
tho fol,ouinp described Lands % me ue''
4. n, ,;,ro,e in N. equity ~ Uubc'a s"d
S,a,,,t Il diana, y. iu!luee. z:
/ Inc two equal and uudiy'"'d ~, p''
~ he E,s, hai OF Lot Number = '"et
,hr.s 1893 in The iowa OF JSep'f' '"'S''
county. Irdlhnu.
4 TrnN.-One half Of the purchase T"r'F '"
! ~. !. c,.t. and The balnnrr o. c'''' "
,w.,ve mun,hs. the purchase a''in2 "o'-
! with approved surety bror'"g 'n''rr-' Nv"
lda,. of sale. and waving v"lns'io" 'a"s'
Sale In becir 1T = n'clnck M
. -" wENDoLlN EENY, Adm''.
: Nov 1851"
T. Enrttnpv, Ati'v
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II license in &c cordance with the pop
} ulation OF counties, making 1.-THE duty
: Of come officer to see that every one
who sells taxes out license, affixlngI
8 heavier penalties Tor violations OF the
t law, particularly for selling to habit.
!. nal inebriates, and repeating those
u portions OF the law which render 0
II bar. keeper liable to violate it without
n knowing it, and possibly in other par
n ticulars it could be amended prohta.
Of Div. But the great and final hope o.
ID the temperance cause, must rest no.
20 exclusively in law, but in the ability
81 it's advocates to reclaim drum ksrds
and to convince them OF the great evl
Of the excessive use OF splrituou
,otliouors. When they shall DC able I
re- convince every body OF this, and lear
90 them to bring their own reasonln
a.. nowers to bear upon it, and to be gov
cd erned by reason, there will be no NOR
Nv drunkards, and the necessity will hs'
he passed away Tor temperance lave
oe. Iany kind. But if You attempt !
l,orce this feeling upon tho masses
LEGAL enactmen,s contrary to the sp',
,he ri tree institutions, the ATTEMPT vi
81; Iva a. futile ~ that OF the British
Co. shoot religion into tho barbarlans
India.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09
TIE JEWS IN EUROPE.

There are at present 20, 900 Jews res
iding in the Holy Land From the COM
mcnccment of this century an unquencha-
bic thirst after knowledge has also mani
tested itself on the Continent among the
Jewish people Colleges, universities,
aud higher schools are attended proper
tionatcly by much larger number Of
Jewish than of Christian students through
out Germany. Austria and France. In
Prussia, seven tunes more Jews than
Gentiles devoted themselves to the higher
hranccs cf knowledge, arts, and sciences.
The fields Of polite literature, journalism
arts, and sciences are filled with Jewish
aspirauts Some Of the best literary poll
itical, aud scientific periodicals have been
and sill are, edited by Jews. Some OF
Gcrmany's most CONSPICUOUS poets are
Jews. Some of the most celebrated pain
ters. engravers, medalists. musicians and
composers are jews; while there is scarce
y university in which one or more
chairs are not occupied by Jews. Iu
England in France in BELGIUM, in Hol-
land. in the kingdom Of Italy, and in some
Of the minor states of Germany, the Jews
have been entirely emancipatsd In France
and Belgium the ufficers Of the synagogue
are paid by the government.
The Jews of Poland, whc have hither-
70 droaned under much oppression, have
obtained great privileges. They are per-
mitted to buy real estate all through the
kingdom they may live in an. rart Of
the country their testimony is received
in every court Jewish children are ad-
mitted to all schools !; and the Jews are
allowed tc open schools Of their own
Then those countries and towns from which
the jews have hitherto BEEN excluded
e-en 70 our days, open now the gates to
them The last number OF The GnjrcrS
ISrdetite mentions four facts, which show
the constant progress OF liberal ideas on
matters concerning liberty Of conscience
asd1orship The lAnderave Of Hamburg
has abolished an obnoxious oath Al
Vienna, measures for the suppression OF
the Ghcttos of Lemberg and Cracow are
under consideration. vt Warsaw the
administrative council Of the kingdom has
resolved to grant TO the Jews the right u
holding all functions and Offices In Tur-
kew the Sultan has decided that the Cath
otics prela.es, the Greek orthodox bush
ops, aud the Jewish rabbis. shall 81, in
the courts Of justice by the side Of the ca
dis ard wuftis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09
\ BABY SOLILOQUY.

| am here Aud, if this is what they
call the world, don think much Of it.
It's 4 very iaunc!Iy world, AMI smells OF
paregoric avfrlly. Its q drcalfnl light
world, too, and makes ne blink, | tell
YOU. And ! don know what to DO with
my hands | think | Il dig my fists in my
eyes No. | won't I'll scrabble 1T the
corner of my blanket and chew il up, and
then III ho!lcr whatever happens, I'll
hoIler. And the more raregoric they give
me the louder III yeIl That cd nurse
puts the spoon ln,thc corner Of my mouth
IN 4 very uneasy way, and keeps tasting
my milk herself all the whla. She spill
led snuff in it last night, and. when hol-
lered, she trettci IN. That comes If be
ing two days old laty Never mind
when I'm man, I'll ray her b1cll good
There's a pin sticking IN me now, and if
say word about it Ill be trottcl or
led a0d / would rather have catnip tea.
III tell you who I am | found Oh. to-
day. l heard folks say, Hush don't
wake up EmmeIines baby" That's me.
I'm kmmehue's babr. and | suppose
that pretty whitetaeol woman over Oh the
pillows Is Emnyline
No, vas mistaken, for chap was III
here Just now and wanted to soe Bob is
baby, and looked at me and slil ..,ras a
funny little toad, and looked }u-t like
Bob H >neit q cigars. and In not
used r. them | woudcr who cl,e To-
long to Yes there's another one that :
"Ganma' Emu.eline told me. aud thor
she took me up and held ne against her
soft check and said II was Gamma :
baby, 50 il was declare DO no; know
who l belong to but III Aol,,r, and.
maybe IN fnd out
There comes Suufy with eatn.p tea
The idea OF giving balnes catsip tea when
they are crying tqr Information Im 20
ing to sleep. | wonder ii don't iayz
pretty red in the face wonder whv
my hands won 20 where want then:
to 60.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09

Why, father, what in the world i the
matter =
There's thieves in the house was
the reply; get your gun and come down
be quick"
Hes in the room below you" halloo-
ed Tomkins; I'm certain of II; | saw
him as he ran down, and Threw FIRE
brick at him. know he didn't pass the
door. Mr. Jones
| was directed TO look out fer myself
the governor stood sentinel st the door
below, armed with club, while Esquire
Tomkins had FIVE minutes to collect aid
from the neighbors, and in less than halt
that time, 50 thoroughly was every house
alarmed, there were dozen or more men
an thessysrd armed with guns, pistols and
Sticrss
The governor led the attack opening
the door he called
Come out here. you houSc-breakine
scoundrel If you attempt 10 resist, III
blow your brains out
Nobody came, however
"Watch the door while go in J and
was told to look sharp and shoot tic
rascal if he came up stairs. \ momen-
tarv search was sufficient TO satisfy eve
rybody that the thief was not in the
room
Hes up stairs then - cried Tomkins
for I'll take my bible oath that he didn
pass the door"
So up stairs they trooped. but | had Ii
a candle By that time, and there was nc
burglar there. The strickest search, ever
looking under boot, didn't show th(
faintest trace Of him.
The yard was examined, then the house
and everybody vas tolerably well satisfied
that he escaped; but | was appointed
sentinel for the rest of the night, anc
ordered not to 90 to sleep on my pos
,but did under the penalty Of fog
ging.
The only articles missing on thorough
investigation the next day, were two pies
and the old ladies silver thimble The
thimble turned up in day or two, being
discovered under the carpet, but the pie;
have not been accounted for even to this
day. On oath | could have given very
material testimony as to the deposit of the
stolen property, but the case didn't come
before any court, and remained quiet.
Didn't the locaf editors loom though
One of them elongated himself through ;
half column, and headed the article, y
! Diabolical and Atrocious Attempt at Bur
elarr and Murder = describing with gra
pbic particulars the fendish attempt t,
throttle Miss land her servant, com
plimcnted the GOODNESS of r. Tomkins
ESQ, perorating with withering anathe
ma on the want of rigilcncc displayed b!
the policemen.
1t was fun for me to see with wha
wide-awake sagacity the watchmen usec
to stop at our front door and listen for
month after The excitement died ava,
though, after while But Illne,er for
get the night | tried to get in withou
making nolsc
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eh other. Katie have y9u orlcred

70 each other. Katie have you orlcred
breakfast >"
Langdon looked sad Katie pou.ed ;
but she took the hint and withdrew. The
fascinating clerk held the door for her,
and, as he baae her good evening, he
gave her look which haunted her ir, ans
Katie was smitten, and Langdon was
no less so. The old gentlenan's talk
about business seemed iusipid. and Ar
thur soon took his leave Ills calls were
frequent after that. and while Katie won
dered why her father should tolerate ms
presence, she became more and more en-
tangled ii the silken meshes Of love.
Langdgn finally declared the state of his
feelings to Mr. North, and requested him
to become his f;.ther-in-law Ills SUIT
was gledlv accepted, bat he was told that
his success depended upon his. maintain
ing the character ola remarkable genus
in romantic poverty. lie accepted the
situation, and went many times to see
Katie when her father was out. They
soon pliehted their undyine faith to each
other. Langdcn painted the picture OF a
pretty cottage. where love should be the
household deity, in colors as bright As
Claude Melnotte employed to decorate his
castle by the lake of Como, and Katie
vowed to we'd with him and with no other,
with or without uarental consent or bles-
sing.
But how was the matter to be broach-
ed to the stern father! Arthur shrank
from the msultiuo answer to be anticipa-
TEA and Katie while She feared, clunc
still closer to the adored one. Their anx-
ietv on this point was destined to be re-
Heved in a very disagreeable manner
One evening, as they were sitting IN rath-
er close proximity in the parlor, the door
snIdeplv opened. and in stalkcd the cruel
norcnt with most furious uien.
What means this = hc cried, frown-
mo saya1e]v
1t means that I love
"Fi9dlesticks y
no sir YOUR daughter"
Really Mr. Langdon, YOU are mod
est; had not expected this honor. The
hjgb alliance YOU protfer is duly appreeia-
ted, but allow me to bld YOU goodnight. :
'Mv poverty is a crime in your eyes,
but your daughter has noller vision >
said Arthur. striking a dramatic attitude
Il understand YOU, sir, and viii take my
departure. So saying, he seized kaftig :
hand for a moment, and darted from the
house Katie vas sent crying to bed, and
more doenlv in love than ever with her
Jl Ar.I, III, ~. Az .hat r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09

Roucht at rates which will enae'e them to
sell Clean. mud to which they most respect
fully invite their friends and the p1hic gen
,raIiy to cali and examine before purchasing
,.cw here. as they are resolved not to oe IN
dc1sold. Their motto will be QUICK >a'eS
and Small profits Our Stock consists u
part Of BLACK Cloths, Cass'nitreS' 'a''", g
3.4 and "a full linscys; Six and CO.
ored Trimmings. all wool DcIaines. CoI9red
Alpac,s, poll,us. rIatd, Dress Goods &',
A}so tine assortment Of Domestic lieodS'
,urh as Prints. Giashan>, Brown and BIeach-
Ell Shrun.<. Npaery, Notions 4"
nar ware. Qucen>~arc. Gr"1er'"" Shoes;
Boots and bets. all Of the above Goods an'
many more We ,ilcr low for cash.
The Highest Price Given Tor COTTON NaSS-
All kinds ol Fur bought.
SMlrN X MILLS,
\ CoNKAn Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09

A grateful Iowa undertaken writes t.
his friend : If ever you want coffin
call OF ne shall be too happy to bury
yoc-. Il a1i Family s. --z:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09

Nodc-.y ID womau X l.k. color on hor
che decidedly ucea."4u. !. not put.
On
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09
NEW STORE!
Creot Bargains 10 be had at the
Byo,rn Store, 70, meriy keptby
.Si,nms s. Ford.
ST MAINS CUSTOM SOLICITED.

This is the place to get good and cheap
Bargains.
Here YOU Will get the worth OF your
money.
Call and Examine; =
-III, I.,tl,.,- b,vc inst received well
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON !
R. S. GOLDEN g. Bro,
WHOLESALE ANp RETAIL
C5 Is 0 Gle r S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Asp DEALERS N
Wines, Brandies, and Liquors.

Wines, Brandies' ana i'''0 "a .
covpE7l7IDN WITH B1LTIN0REHhR
fHfNTS
CHEAP As CAN BE BOUGHT SoOIH
or NEW YORK,
ST MAKY'S CUSTOM SOLICITED.
r,oaucc Received in exchange for Goods
All kinds Of cereals sold on ccmm'.s,9n n
-, law rates Such as WHEAT Ia T.
OATS. CORN. BARLEY &c-,
Early VEGETABLES command G"oo
,r;rr. and ;, Il readily. commission small :.
gbe subscribers, formerly "t C!i t'i-F,'
COUNTY having I,enlu business IN y" ASH
ing,on Tor cst OF ten years are no" pre- ,,,
naTrd 10 furn.h all kinds oI Gt't ti'lh1
iInl'pKS. GIG AIRS &o., of the best q"''-
-, - tl.c lowest Baltimore rates and sem
hy boat to any iauding along the Potomac
shores.
O,dcrs chcerfuly filed. Address
L. A. GOIDEN X tIio.,
No Az f stree; South, bet 9 y loth
,t... near llth street Wharf
mar,n ). lS6S-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-09

Oct. oi. lS6T-tf.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30
p
ST186oX.

Another wonderful insredi~us. of spssi~h arixin,
imparting beauty TO the esnplexion aud bsilIianey
TO the mind, yet unknown TO the commerce of the
wnrld. and VIC withhold It's name for the preseat
With this recipe before the community, and evil
dcnees Of effects meeting them all Sides the sue
cess Of DIR. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock
Of trutf- Almost every family has some case Of
suffering which the PLANTATION BIrTERs will allc-
yiatc and curc.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an inn
mediate beneficial eifc,t.
NOTIcE.-Any person pretending to sell Pianta-
tion Bitter in bulk or by the gallon is swindler
and impostor. 1t is put up only in our log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles re6l1ed with imitation
deleterous stuff, for which several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our sig
nature on steel-plate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habit
able globe.
P. H. DRAKE & CO., New York, Sole Projectors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

The merits of this Lnimcnt are we'll known. Its
effects are instantaneous. soothing and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and dwellings, are SO COM
mon, and certain to occur in every family, that
bottle of this Lniment is the best investment that
can be made.
1t is more certain than the doctor-it saves time
in sending for the doctor-it is cheaper than the
Doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
~ take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment q valuable and indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Calls ON
Horses. Our men have used it for Burns, Bruises
Sores, Rheumatism, &C.. and all say It acts like
magic" ]. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Hen
derson's Express.
"The Sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter entirely cured in one
week, after commenced using your celebrated Mus
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 1865. Ed. SEELY.
Quick and sure it certainly 10. All genuine il
wrapped in steelplate engravings, bearing the sig
nature Of g. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
pirate U. s. stamp Of DExAs BARNES & co. over
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit il with
cheap stone plate label. Look closely!
Sold BY all Druggists, and Stores, at Is and 50 cts
and 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30
LYONS FLEA POWDER.


It Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectlp destroy anything in the shape
feet poison to the insect tribe but entirely harmless
to the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants Reaches, etc., are in every house.
This Powder is their natural death. It shSuld b
in every cupboard.
JoHN L: RoME, ESQ.,. Superintendent Of the
Now York City Hospital, says: e "It l.
the only sure article VIC have ever used"
New York H0rgL PRoPRiEroRs say: "Ws
have used
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
for DISCRIMINATING insects and vesmin, with entire
satisfaction.
COLEMAN I SraoTsox, Astor House
8. T. CoxsExs, American Hotel.
AcKEn TRRADwELs, St. Nicholas Hotel.
q. LELAxD 4 Co., Mssropolitaa Hotel"
Teseimcay a this eAasaeacs uighebe saAsi b
any1ea0gA Whescves / y ussa b savusises ieself
neGsauine has TIE sixuassse sfR. LYON. sne
~ psfvseP snap sfDEhAa oAsSu C. Any-
49, ~ = this HID , - imanaisa = ssanAcs.
- Ay Aa - pususos Unnins 4 pa
s.ssy s.ssaa 1890 q ~ Ga
MssA - - -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

IT, s~s-----s~s h-a- rrasaar.r1 H..-a.-as-
c-aa- af -a- rsssar af f4-nrr B Erl1t-
t--~ ss.rasrt ft .he Ma1 rras4,r gser- ~
t-rls rez-fr : sE ar-aaas tariu- rls-zss
-rast th- sa1 fasfatr az rasue-ffl p fsrr-fut
rt--. Sc. r--~r .sartrr. 50 go saEr- A.
-~-ti.- 90 las - D.. IS 10 "a sa.4 csun.v.
81 .rh r. aas wear ton fi3- date or fhrr U.u D.
ha-rrl 4 = KuTNUTEEE
War 20 i-sS rsca4l Aamr
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N~xrEza1- NJ - n g arns ~
r~~~2-m< sw z@a<l~r r-a4 - sAr s-~zs--
ass~ p41r~ a~s~wrz 49, &c x@9 Sea a{
szs~ ThR rr~z@zxr-@~ a~&1gss~ q @u~s
~~ruE~ GAR -huz amw ss~~@@a =ez1
~ anzm3uaz ssp~w~zum~Se 40 $500
---uas 49, ss-uzau~ ezs xsr Hwzaaa wr~x,-e -
4. ..~.-~u~s ~ - -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

pD- The fullest assortment yet brought
to Olympia. Everything supplied, from nee.
die to hogshead Of sugar, or jewsharp to a
sewing machine.
De5- The highest price paid for Wool, Eggs
Butter, Bacon, and other country produce.
Agt. for lIOWe's Sewing Machine,
L. BETTMAN.
Olympia, April II, 1868. 23:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-05-30

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