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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-10

You nssef did see sach crowd 81 Fair We
sbssrssd many hsppy msssinsa For instance; =
,hsss Was yeah asmed John that met al afhis Up |
ssuasry kin.lok he hsda'l Cor macy day. LOIS
q osbsu alj the ssns thing. And while they laugh
ed ana ehsssd snd hcwly'ed. the saa shene bright.
The bad. ssfe playing. horses pfsneng. maehiaes
runaiag. cattle issdins. end gea, BIG nogs lying in
sh<ir beds sslsp. II islt 20 happy don't knew
sew." The girls III looked veil and sus dressed
vsn. Black wosssd sas The psvsiIias drsss and
Arab shswls-sei striped plaid booking siaa-sere
All the rare Ons lady had shawl sfihis sort pin-
ned ep sehind wish large srcssPia all The NO
ends parted and hanging IN freai Of hsr Aneihsf
sdy had % plain rel a.nnel bodice iss sik 'lir.
Boa ons cas- q the simsa pure bend ve as snd
,Ass yosar ~sasa looked IKE she vas 'irrd q ''.
Ia, here slans" ons chap ws say 9Th breeebss
20 sirhi tai wss haIlsrsi al hin . 70 unkaeh bis
.a.p<nlers .. bed splll Aiinssf 30 ihs piddis.
MA aos. o. 9. rsEsrss
TIL. ssesisnsn whs Il virxiaan bat ~hs hsiis
s,... t,...~-As. - s~iivsred the address before
,os soeissy on Thur-dsy night Tue old ssnilsnsn
has rins solsred complexion. long no-s that aai-
sFfeAu ~ t.< .s~e ~ -
rsh,sezsn proportions. add msu,h ~Hh
lsnz White lasas'srhs ~hoss sn.is hsng below his
sA,a Il The sAsps q hsve shoe. Hl.sllress wss
.ehSIarly and sls..e and pretty Bot ieo foil q The
tooshnsss q Old age and The esoskirs Of complaint,
ID wssn' practical nor agricultural sneoEh.
rss Ees
Al lbs spo,A.sod rAs,sdsy aishi ~ss brilliant
sa.ir. Lpei bad everything srnnssdin ssyls Th'
nasie -ss ereslIsns shs daseiax supsfs. Loehst
II each others arms the dancers ~srs whHiinE fsun'
Hss tops. and ,As as.h en ihe msidsn's cheek. 10
glare 10 hsr sys NE ea,lss q hsr six and spaass'
he psspiag add p.iisrns Of hs' snow -Ai's 'l'rps'
aad Inc bsod ~ah the c. snd The violin and The bet
ih asua playing Those beautiful eyes Of ,h'ns
Ioss.-sIl ssn, merry ps marriage beiI-snd .
could hardly refrain from s.ki's 10 our rough 90
rusie s,,ls eas 81 those Iishs and fsaihsy nvmph
10 . come round With as iksa safe.
The Fair ~r ssplsnaid sneeess
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-10
Leaving a. melt income II INV
Upon The strength Of which hi,
Directors gave you . Scrip
Dividend vi N 81
WhichIIeft his administration

Which left bis administration p :
10 debt - si6s.li5 81
So much for my friend Turner.
{ Twill inow nolice briefly the remarks Of
my friend Pike. lie comes o0t with Ia
ming heading, "Conspiracy 90 lease the
North Carolina Railroad" MIR. Pike goes
on to argue Thar this win make great
through route North and South, and says il
would work loss to The Company Of sixty
or one hundred Thousand dollars year. IL
the first place We wantagreat through route
through the State. twill enhance The va
Iue Of your property and buildup yonr State.
His argument is The strongest have seen
Tor The lease. But as 10 Losing sixty TO one
hundred thousand dollars by the operation
lei the figures above cited speak. lie states
tina, if this lease is effected mp CUES lh z
freight and passenger isrrif." Read the
contract, Mr.. Pike, find out something 81
what you write about. aud yon will see that
the tariff or freight and passengers csnnnl
be increased. And Mr. Weiker reports
that he pas not noti6ed Of The meeting o.
the Board, and therefore ikere was some.
thing wrong on loot. is the inference intend
ed. Now, Mr.. Weiker knows that this wa
regular meeting established by the BY
Laws OF the company. And this being q
l,mpurtant NEE ting, notice was sent TO him
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TERMS AT POGUES

CASH On DELIVERY!!! \,
vMHICH means that Goods must be paid for be-
w fore they leave the House.
TWILL NOT KEEP ACCOUNTS!
II ! owe you anythingIl am ready to pay
II. but You cannot for that reason have
Goods charged TO account.
Take any and all kinds Of good Barter as Cash al
Cash value. e. H. P0GUE.
October 6. 81
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~ We mel Borum. Of the Tar Tor At Norfolk. in
Richmond. He wss looking well and in excellent
cheer. This essvsr ssniiemao is dealer in the e.
mes. Liquors and Cigars. HesaveHiass 10 This paper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-10
20. Dnrllnnai,
4 sheriff sells his land % pay h;,
lakes. s

Albert murray the excellent sheriff Of Alamance
county, has ordered our sheriff 10 sell tract Of land
ofhis lying on Emo River TO satisfy the iaxes due
thereon. The tract il advertised in this paper
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Lard IS.
Esss Is.
Cofo $50.
Butter 30.
whesis0.
Bacon ga.
Frost and ice.
Dressed rahbils are two far ten ceps.
Hen eggs are ss scarce % hen teeth.
Fixing up the belfry 81 the Presbylerisn church.
George w. Bruce sfshis place writes rs IS iollows
!" am nos the oldes, man living 10 Strange Who val
born In IlilIsboroush- an nesr sevsnly.
A.P. ssrosd-sn Old and clever citizen Of ihi'
plscs--hss moved wilh his family 10 live at Wilkes
boso
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FOR SALE ar THEIR HALUE.
100 Bunchcs Yarn, 1000 yards cheeling.
so sacks Salt and . supply always on hand.
cannot seli the Goods al Cost hui will sell for
small profits. E. POGUE.
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dorsement did The Directors call meeting
Of the stockholders. ss.9
e We wiIinotice Mr.. Turner'S administra-
ti0n, which sm Tree 10 confess was Ear
more successful than any previous one had
been, aud . disposition on his part 70 parade
nisreall psrdehabIe, BUTT was not alto
gether 50 profitable to the corporation as
ne would have The public believe. He as
serts that during The fiscal year Of his adj
ministralio Abe, road cleared three hundred
and sixteen Thousand six hundred end
thirty-eight dollars and eighty one cents.
Let US proceed TO prove tais assertion Nm
founded. We will take The annual re port
OF Mr.. Turner'S administration, and exam
inc on pages A and As. and twill plainly
show ahat The 'fss9 esa ,nel,N
Receipts from sll sources were s5S5. All 09
The aIexpenses ~ sos. 526 As
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- OCH, ISLAND GOODS. on sale--eall
III and see. ~ +. II. P06uE.
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FOR s nc ar .slaRREY RITZ 81
HOOK AT0RENl

rlyHE Western Emme cnmr sses iht Safsae.
u The Planter sc. Vii -. To- - 81 ~
los n GO lot 10 arrive. Csil soes ias
gain. ~ t'0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30

Gold, silver and Ores Of Every Doscrip.
tiou Carefully Assnycd,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours
| in Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option OF the
De Guarantees his assay, to conform with che U.
| 8. Mint.
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1xt1nEI4Sh 8 +
PORTABLE
SELF.ACTING FIRE ENGINE.

HNaIS invention has for its object the extin.
Il gushing Of Fires In more instauta nsous
manner than has hitherto been discovered.
The advantages to be derived from the use Of
the EATiNGUtSnER are as tollows:
Every fire Begins on a smail scale, and its
rapid and u, cOn,roilnble increase 10 owing
to the fact that At the time Of its comm en- ent
when every moments delay ia checking it is
o. the utmost importance no means are ready
The EXTlNGUlSHERi is the the only Engine
that fills this recruitment,
Its is always ready for use, though standing
unused for years.
1t saves the deluge OF water now used for
this purpose.
1t is as effective in the hands of . Bow a.
the most experienced Fireman.
1t is portable, and as easily handled As
bucket Of water.
1t possesses within its self the power Of
force pump, and as effective as Steam En-.
CINE. -,f
1t is the only known invention that will nut
out Fires from Kerosene, Tar, Naphtaline, and
other combustible materials now in common
use.
P21CE-No. l, $50; No. 2, SIS; No. 3,
500. P.D. MOORE,
General Agent for Oregon and Washington.
Sept. rs. 1868. 47:tf.
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w A 1t H A NJ


TINE extensive use Of these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors,
Engineers and Exprcssmcn, the most cxactinX
of watch. wearers, has thoroughly demonstrate
ed the strength, stcadiness, durability and ac-
curacy Of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that
class in all these respects il TO decide the
question ~ to the real value of these time
keepers.
More than 400 900 of these watches are
now speaking for themselves in the pockets OF
the peOplc-a proof and n guarantee of their
superiority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent
of the Company's Works at Waltham, enable
them to produce watches at a price which rem.
ders competition futile, and those who buy
any other watch, merely pay from % to so per
cent more tor their watches than is necessary.
We are now selling Waltham Watches at
less prices in greenbacks, than the gold prices
before the war. There is no other manrfacto'
~ of any kind in the United States of which
this Gun be said.
These time.picccs combine every improve.
mcnt that a long experience has proved OF real
nearly every invention in matchmaking Urigi-
mating in this country, or in Europe, only those
were finally adopted which severe testing by
the most skillful artisans in our works, and
long use on the part Of the public, demonstrate
ed 70 be essential to correct aud enduring
time-keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
particularize:
The invention nd use Of centre pinion of
peculiar construction, to prevent damage to
the train by the brcnkage Of main springs, is
original with the American Watch Company
who, having the refusal of all other c0ntrivan-
ces, adopted Fogg's Patent pinion as being the
hest and faultless.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now
universal lily admitted by Watchmakers To he the
best, arc used in all grades Of Waltham Watch
eS.
All waltham Watches have dust-poof caps
protecting the movements from dust, and less
ening the necessity Of the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stcm-windcr. or kcylcss
watch, Is already n decided success and a
great improvement on my sten-windlng watch
in the American market, and by far the cheap
est watch Of its quality now offered to the pub
lie.
To G ALIFORNIANS and otht RS livingin pOr-
tons of the United States where watch makers
do not abound, watches with the above men.
toned improvements which tend to insure ac-
curacy, cleanliness, durability and conven.
fence, must prove invaluable.
Every watch bearing the trade mark Of
Walthnm Is guaranteed to be thoroughly
reliable timekeepcr.
To prevent imposition. buyers should invar-
liable demand a certificate of genunencss.
The trade supplied by Messrs. II. b. Gray 4
Co., San Francisco. Cal, and generally for
sale At retail by all respectable dealers.
For other facts and information. address
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
General Agents,
1S2 Broadway, New York.
February 20. 1864. l6m.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IitIpfE1ri.

The merits Of this LAniment are xtsl known, III
effects instantaneous. soothing aud wonderful:
uts, bruises. sprans and dwellings, are 20 com.
mcn, and certain 70 occur NJ every family. thai a
bottle Of this Liniment is the best Mveisusent that
an be made. 80 ~. Il
It is more certain than the doctnr-it saves tim,
in sendin for the doctor--it h cheaper than tho
do tor, and should never be dispensed wish.s .
READ THE FOLLOWING:
~ take pleasure in recommending tho Mexican
Mustang Liniment as valuable and Indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores, scEptchea or Calls OH
Horses. Our men have Used II for Burns. Bruises
Sores, Rheumatism, &C.. and Ill say Il acts Ike
magic" J.W. HEwIrr
Foreman for American. Wells. Fsfgo's and Hen.
The Sprsin Of my daughters ankle, sccasisned
while skating last winter, entirely ured in ono
week. aft commenced using your celebrated M1s-'
tang Liniment." -. ~. = 80
Gloucester, Mass. Aug. / 1865. Ep. sEy1Y!
Quick and sure It certainly is. All Renui il
wrapped in steepate enEfavings, beafiSK the sig
nature Of g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and sce
the top. ~ 20 -s7H W. .N7s''
An eIjsst has been made 70 eouuyerfsis Il Win :
cheap. stone plate label. Look closelv!. l,oi =,
Sold by all Druggists, md Stores, Il 25and 50 ets
and ~ 'a - 1s'a SIS 7F7'71 '7T7 'ffS
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t'l stt .I.rA NVuICC
rs herhy given that james Cawlcy has pre-
i sented and died petition In the Probate
Court ofthe county Of Pierce and Territory of
washise tan, praying the honorable court to
make decree directing and AUTHORIZE g Jane
Gallagher, AdDinistratrix Of the estate Of
0eosgs Gallagher, Sr., deceased, to convey
unte the petitioner herein, the following
described real esssse, asthe deceased 10 liz.
ing suld bs conpsslsd by law 10 DO, tUwit :
All >Ast cettaia' piecs Of parcel Of land
situate In Pierce county, Washington Terrific.
ry,asd known (ibrderlJy as the land claim Of
Soha Withisl, Aecssssd, aud now a. mart and
parcel Of the estate Of George Gallagher, ST.,
deesssed, end Aouudel by liue ~ follows, to.
wit: Beginning At . stake on the psairie aud
running east SSssy chaiss - stake on . mar.
gin Of high roll Of prairie thence south for
~ alAtas ~ . aesa1as nnae. 0, small lake |;
shesae yest fpsty chains tes stake on the prai.
gis,i i4snea aey1h forty chaiss % The place Of
hsdspjag, sa.dD espleiniag ons hundred and
sisty lis6l ACRES, more or1sss. The petition
get for : SsssIsg o2 the 2cth day Of April, A.
D. 1859, Ct - Jo66rte0u0s In Stsiiacoom.
ifiaees eaanay; W. e., d ~ e'sleek, =, ~, and
~ RsasaDs nosestsa II sid ssseas msy ap.
p!.saaaao esQsae asch psti0oa By 6ljsg their
oe6sesasss 10 xsisipG:. q $780,. 4
OBJ - aagaa as y W.qP. pOCGHCRTy.
e = sEAT5 70 0yFFie Probate Judge.
Feb. ~, 1869. l7.w4
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PLANTATION BlTTERS.
Dyspepsia. with It's symptoms. headaehe, Heart:
tom. H. can 5. sSist dsSs fIas1issSsP BIZ.
TIERS. ......
This ii the most i,.se.sssal, tonic Of, II, .e..
Yoans mIadle.ased old. afs delighted VIII iss ~
fetts. ,...t. .sl ... >. .s Is ..stt
Tn. srss trial alxaysh.s sn.lsiea sssdsGtss.
No change Of diet il neSe,ssry. Eat Ill you
wish Of tic Cc;t and mosi nutritious food.
Iii. III siieate.t cure ever known {St an ovst.
few moments t
weknew chat We hav. III. b... and I'll. mos. as-
tritious food.
Il I. the grtate.t cure ever hao vn kr an over
saded aud distressed stomach, wuich it relieves IN
q few moments. .s4 r.- +., .rl
We know shat We have ne best .nd most pepa-
show what It iscOmpoSed Of:
PHYSICIANS ARE cdxrELLE1 70 RRcoAA4RB IT.
CALlsAYA BARK has been celebrated for over two
hundred years. and was sold during the reiiH Of
Louis XVI, King Of France, for the enormous sum-
1T his own weight H.. silver Il 10 remarkable fsf
Dyspepsia, Cevers. Weak ness Constipation, &et
CAscAMiLLA BAnX.-For Diorrheea, Cole, and
diseases cf the stomach and bowels.
DANDELLtOS.-F0r inflammation Of the Loins and
Drop ical Affections.
MANoxIE FLowERs.-For infeetlcd Digestion.
and tonic. highly nyigorating in nervous debility:
WINTERoKEEN.-ForS crofGla, Rheumatism, 81.
ANIsE.-An avmoatic carmin6tive; Creating Aesh;
muscle and milk much used By mothers nursipg.
Also clove.buds, orange. caraway, eoriandit,;
snake root.and. &c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

ELECTRO SiLIcON.-This curious and
valuable substance is confidently claimed
to he the be article ever discovered for
cleaning and polishing gold, silver and
plated ware, and ell smooth metallic sur
faces. Of whatever description. including
kitchen utensils Of tin, copper, brass, steel,
ate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06
Dowu.Sound Items.

The following items arc clipped from the
Seattle l~telligrxccr:
NORTHERN PAcIrr RArLRoAD-A
TRlp ACROSS THE SNoQUALMlE PASS IN
WIxTER.-On Thursday last, Capt. ".
II. Freeman, accompanied by MIR. n. X.
Parsons. (who is well known to our citizcns
~ the gentleman who strenuously cxertcd
himself to establish an express line between
here and Cmatilla,) arrived in town having
crossed the Snoqualmie Pass on their way
here. Capt. Freeman. having been reques.
ted By General Cook to review the line of
the Northern Pacific Railroad from Boise
City to Seattle by the Snoqualmic Pass,
states to us that he has done SO. On the
tourney from Grand Rondc to this place.
s7l miles, he reports twenty miles of snow
in the Blue Mountain Pass, and forty-one
In the Snoqualmie, averaging in depth
from one to five and half feet. The
grade he represents to be 80 feet to the
mile to the crossing Of the Snake and Co.
lumbia rivers, and then meeting the Yak
ina at Horse Bend. running in WNW.
course. he states it to be an even grade
From Kitetas Valley. running WNW.
through the Snoqualmie Pass to the Sno-
uualmie Prairie. it is only about 57l feet
10 the mile. As regards the snow in the
Pass. BY actual measurement in the deep.
est place it was found to be 81 feet. Mr..
Parsons represents the country along the
Yakima to be rich in minerals, coal. etc.
The steam revenue cutter Lincoln has
been detailed for service in the Northern
waters in place of the IVynnda. which ar
rived at San Francisco short time since
from Sitka.
We learn that the body of JAS. Broad,
who was drowncdsomc week since. has been
found on the beach about three miles from
Port Madison.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

~ Friend Maxwcll's paper failed to
come to hand this week. We hope the
omission is uninte ntional, the Intel|igcmcer
is the most priced ofour Sound exchanges.
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NOTICE.

hereby notify friends and the public ensa that have this day. entered
hne At Portland Oregon Of Thanking
public patronage extended
for firm. ~ u H. hO1HSCHlLD
Port Towmcnd 13, 1869
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To HEADS OF FXMIL!rs.-Arc your
little ones subject to the Group? If so.
don't fail to use Ncwclls Pulmonary Syr-
up. A few doses given in time may save
the life Of darling child. Do not fail to
have it on hand. fyou would be safe and
free from anxiety.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

CoopER's MAGNETIC BALM.-This
balm may with more propricty be called II
Universal Remedy" than any other
ever offered the public.
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"a Rev. j. d. Driver will advocate the
Bible Society cause, on Sunday evening
next, at the NJ. Il. Church. All the
churches will unite in this service, and all
friends of the cause are invited to attend.
A collection will be made in behalf Of the
above Society. p. y. HyLAND,
s. II. MANN,
G. \. HUNTINGTON.
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NaNSOME STREET, Ndn Fra ncIsco
Extending from Sacramento street to Halieck.st.)
"AVING been recently renovated and new
III ~ Furnished, maaes it the most quiet,
. ;OMumical and comfortable FAMILY HOTEL
in the State. Being centrally located, it offers
every induceneut to business men and the
public generally.
The tables will constantly be supplied with
every luxury the Market affords. The Amcri-
can Exchange Coach. with Red Lights, will be
ut the Wharves and Dcpots, to convey passen-
gers to the Hotel free.
TIMOTHY SARGENT, Proprietor.
February 6, 1869. l4:ly
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e L36Nss fLBA R6WDEj1.i
II hwdt hAsvA dAse Lyolssa aeAGaaS laasaiitis
Powder yill PsEf.cslp dsssrer ny}tiSg NTH sA1pe
lea poisons ie inst ttllSe, Sds IL SsiilSss
to ths hs,Asa speeiss 9sl'dsiessls ani4ak. :, +
Hed6uga, Ants hoAeAes, etc. are In exery hossse.
This Powder ift heif nAxyurd death. II s6Snd b.
b evers euthsasd.g s6s Hsgza ssw, 4 FITH
joys +: Rex5 sHss:, asapssAtes1s.t Of yAs
New ne ., Inr. Cny hG.pitsl says: ~ Is
NEw fosx AorEE fsorRiETUns say: 1--WE
have useds ussH evEf smsG 1aesa 'sss9
ssa cd LIONS alA0xtrlc ipowiD6R1ee'
~ esse..aiisssss insSsts ~ vsts1A wSM sxs1s
s4as(ssesAd ss6qsg hsTsbweq II haBaz4
Is, cotExAn ,6rasrsps, A,lpr Aesss a. 81
r16S.s T; Cox1Exs, AperiaaA HesslSa cd
,Aofkp 4 TsEApwEts. ST. Ncb6jas Hotel
8: 'LtLAxD q e., MsF6polltau tf6tsl. ." =
= TsitlA6oay 6fshh SAsaS etSf hahtIS NO -
sexkasea aMhss$s3 tysbdd4 slaDses Iltssle
d: r. d VI :'lIe Is E"s
thing else Of this kind IL a st41auna = e11GIr.
felt. Any dxuegest ~ precuis thb gekuins Il you
iast.s IeA 81! hAys A0oeher.s .a.Y gn.,a1
Soldby an dsuteests and general s5btskeSbess In
evety tc~e al atnin9 <snq IN d Ese1A sOsise.
"a hssA - lses.sa .ss:ly.sgs Is bauog ase
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"AvING made arrangements to import
q large portion of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and An experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose OF buying goods
from first hands, we can offer inducements I"
BUYERS unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
assor,m mt will he complete in every depart
ment, and VIC want it known that
We Will Not be UndersOld
by any other firm on Puget Sound.
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el
ST1860X:,j,.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of s.pan,st origin.
imparting beauty to the complexion and bvilliapev
to the mind, il yet unknown to the commerce of the
world, and we withhold its name for the present,
With this recipe before the community, and evi.
dences Of effects meeting them on all aides, the ssyc
cess Of DIR. DRAKE stands founded upon tie rock.
OF trutt. Almost every family has some case Of
viate and lure.
eDe'aiT " w.G
They are recommended by tie highest medical
authorities. and warranted 10 produce a N.
mediate beneficial effc {. n a. - 80
ton Bitter In bulk or b. the gallon Il swindier
and impostor 1t is put up only In, our Log csk;u
bottle. Beware Of bottles retilied with imitation
delesrous stuff for which several persohs ME a..
nature on steel-patc side label. I. 80 -
able globe. -''>'
P. H.DRAKE & CO.. New Yort, sSae Proprie.ors
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CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
quantities und at reduced rates, Ut
RUTilSClILD h co =.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

T AIDES Dry Goods and Hosiery com
plete assortment, and new styles, JUST re-
crived at RUTHClllLD l. cos
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

A GENCY Of the United Anahcim Wine
N Growers Association is at Rothschild
Co. 5, where a full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

NTlSSlON Wooden Goods and Blankets !;
lM Oregon Wooden Goods, and Facihc
WOODEN Underwear, ut Agent rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-06

30 hns rseaia bay4s1&eaapo eco 5Hea
3 TN thsmstlse Of ~ e)siu ~ InsSh .Tybau't
Il uuder tie, Homestead Act, ~ land In the
County Of Thurstod and TefiisSry AZ washipg-
ton. 'A~s@~~ @Ra"
. To the, Alministrstorsc Of 70 sudhsir's
at Law n Joseph fhybadit :. Are ,&xrsby noti.
fed that WIN sppeaf az the Land once ct
OlytApia, 10 aSsl1 r~tsAtsy, eao Aesday, she
tt1th.Asy IL Apsik sAfsey a tssi q 'Saosk !. H.,
'anA .'9ss pfncf ef - H6saneet " Sss rs.ors
Of land desia hate6 tpou tie pad Il ihe pub.
tic suryeys % Homestead Claim NJ. Sao,. being
the Lots Nos. sand q, and tbS W. half Of
30uth~sst qd6sJef CeysSesls4 10. ~ iu'4own.
Bship No: 40 North of nsnss. MA lWsut - the
pwipspe.ss Ntfi1iassEhs eng sh~e yee are
entry by you q Hens6tesd ShoaM DOT 30 ".
caied asd The Land revert q .es gyiisS States.
Olympia, VT, vst.!see asye sSi7s~s