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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-07-16

YAK FOTVf. T. " NOV. IT, 1868.
For the benefit of the afflicted, do hereby
certify that in the year 1868, was cured of
a bad cancer, by Or. Roundtrec in short
time. which | hevc every reason to believe
WAS true cancer Of the sevcrest kind, the
eHcrUtiA.inr pains of which had become al
most iusupportahlc, and it was growing very
fast | would certainly recommend such AS
are thus afflicted. to apply to him without de-
lay, cS have full confidence in his skill to
cure them. MRS. N. j. MCGREW.
EOistort. April 10. 1869 23.tf
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y Ashes when applied to the roots of
trees, should not be plaeei in contact with
the bark, ~ IL becomes noisieBed aud forms
iye chen too stroag Tor the wood nor
should g lie upoa the ground in arr place
more than an inch in ,lep,h.
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To Boil GREEN PEAs-Choose the
youngest and freshest peas. aud shell them
just before thep are wanted Put them
into boiling water with a little salt and
lump Of loaf sugar in it. The peas should
be left uncovered. and when they begin to
dent in the middle they are cooked sufi-
clently. Drain them thoroughly on a
sieve, place geod-sized lump of butter in
the center Of the peas. let it dissolve
among them, shake them once or twice be-
fore sending them to the table Boil
sprig of mint in another saucepan, chop il,
fine, and lay it in small heaps around the
dish. The peas should be boiled rapidly.
and served to table as hot as possible.
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CURRASr FRIrrERs.-Make a light
batter, with half . pound of fine -four,
half pint Of milk, and two fresh eggs. SUI.
gar according to taste, part Of a nutmeg
grated. When ready prepared, take a
small teacur full Of the same, and place
the contents into fryiBgpan, with seald.
ing fresh butter; place as many separate
fritsers in the pan as IL viii hold. aud add
the quantity Of eurrants over them accord
ing to fancy. When sufficiently done.
strev sugar over them to your taste, aud
serve them up quite hot.
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BEETs.-Small beets are much better
than large ones. Wash them thoroughly
in cool water. BE careful and not break
the skin on them, and on no account cut
of any of the fne roots; for SO surely as
you do, as surely will your beets be com
paratively tastelcss and colorless. Put
them to boil in kettle of cold water
When partially done. throw in some salt.
When tender, take them out into a dish of
cold water, which cools them SO YOU can
handle them; now rub off the skins and
slice them in thin slices-put in bowl
sprinkle them with pepper, and pour over
them some hot vinegar in which you have
melted piece Of salt butter. To be eaten
while warm. The tops Of young beets are
good cooked with them.
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The cfarm and the Aousehold.

nT We respectfully solicit contributions TO
this department Of our paper. Our farmers.
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DER. RUFUS WILLARD.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(Grad1atc ofMe University Of the City of Ne,o
iork,J
HAVING located permanently in the city
Ill of Olympia offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens ofthis place and surround
ing country in the various branches Of Medi.
cine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the conf
dcnce bestowed bya generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully solicits continuance of the
same, and will hold himself in readiness nj all
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Those preferring the services of a regular
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Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children, and all affections of an Or
ganic nature.
REFERENCE; The Faculty of University
Medical College, and DR.. '. \ Aylette, New
York city.
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Mill,
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Improved Cotton Gins. /
McLENDEN's PATENT.

NNHE subscriber purchased Two years
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riff and GiesE al tiIes & ;6 81.
Demo egatics min Iarass IS IA sFssI 70
Iof the Hoassof b DsIsMeaft M & ss. sd{II @ SI3,.' G
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lalsbtll d 2.Ile a

syTsHIS is one oof Of the most van ble
Planta tatio1s ID, 4bbexilIe which a
will Lease III parts. Or ii tho II Whe
Call on me ct my place near AbbeS
vile %. III s. 4 ;sss q
10 oHN I q 4: AL'aH|0 q 0DlNE q
Sept % 1870 s 3
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10 OUR PAlROlS| |

TINT0 whom we have extended indul-
~ gerce during the Spring and Sum
mer, to enable them 10 make their crops
we would say. that as their crops are
gathered we shall expect immediate pay
ments, as our success for future operations
will depend upon our customers meeting
their liabilities promptly.
To al our friends who have SO literally
supported Us, we return our sincere thanks
and bespeak for ourselves continuance OF
their favors the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.


NEW YORK, Monday, Sept. 10. 1870.
The beginning of the week was marked by
considerable activity in the Horse Market Atthe Bulls
head Market in East Twenty -fours large supplies OF
Western horses have arrived and find ready buyers
The average prices paid to-day at the different sales
stables range as follows:
Canadian horses from s25 TO s175
Railroad and stage horses, from tl75 10 tls5
Work and common truck horses, from sl75 to $3.50.
Fine truck horses such are used for express wagons
etc, paid from 800 to 500.
well-matched pair OF frstcass truck horses sold
to-day by Oakley Smith for N75
Driving horses Of particular speed bring from $3.50
TO $500.
More valuable animals, like superior carriage horses
speedy horses, will bring from 900 10 $OO and more
depending the quality OF the horse, and frequently
also on the fancy Of the buyer.
The regular auction sale at Messrs Johnston Van
Tassels Horse and Carriage Auction Mart No liz and
ia East 1hrteenthst, will usual take place tomOr
row fTuesdayD, the 2Oth inst.
Tomorrow TUESDAY, the 10th Inst IL tho opening day
for the September at Fleetwood Park MOrrisania
Tho particulars will be found in advertising column
new style Of IDHr-inhdnd drag, springs OF the
Kimbal patent built in San Francisco, Cal, Is on
hbition In front Of TheOdor Il. Badwns Carriage Re
pository, OF Tenthst and Broadway. The total
weight OF this gentemans drag only $50 pounds snd
ts style and proportions are said to be novelty In the
EewYOrk market.
Messrs. Demarest & Woodruff report some good sales
today. One Bankers BrOugham" 10 Brooklyn. Two
sikseat K0ckaways shipped to Pittsburgh, Pa and
two light wagons were bought for NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
Che Gurf.

CEPTEMBER MEETING
- FLEETWOOD Ass0cIATloS,
MORRISANIA, WESTCHBSTBR COUNTY.
r,psn,v WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER %, 81, a. and % lno
Horse leave Harlem Bridge on each Gay of ne ven
minutes direct l0' TIE f'if PREMIUMS. $500
FlbSI DAs y ou
70, horse. that never beat $500 the
second, 100 70 the third ~,
A. H. samuels of New York enters eh N Bsshas MAID
Patterson q Newton enters M lidy Egns mSspsi year. old
NV BIZ Gonsss.d Gs,. iS%s1 gsae H. cc.m.
D Io1 oS enters Young Wilkes white hind
1901, John Rogr. Fleetwood Park enter, POvnal Mare
Henry Myes. Pine Plains, enters bI Isl LoY,n, Yh.,
SiTso sS PSas;' ITS SItr. enter, Sss Berlin RI l G
Henry Nsvsnd euers Dr. saratosa star forehead M
Pos, Boz dam By Major wne white hind foot stripe on the
spcoUnn nav
No sIP%t's q sajsSo. g, ,,-o
For horses that best 2o oo the sr'' ho' sOO '
william Bodins Mdistosn Lady Whitman, By AmeH
enter; g s.,.4 S1.I', % GissG s.l,
j. jon a. n'a chsa5er. llsloty ss,.,, Jset GIN
John HOrn6eek N w. enter THIRb n 6aY 5iRi"n O"
No 3-Par.e Of 81, 800
THURSDAY SEPT m e z. isI1: sI.t bor,. 5000 to l.
For horse, that never best 226 sd5O1 t1s me- '' % o VIZ
David Blanchard Boston enters ch Lieen;e. -, p,,h,
M Rode N \. N bT.
Chief 49,.
Jobn Neslit, y Y. enters b. & John btsuIe!'
ID. Pdfer Long Island, enters b. : H. ", W y ue''@
No 4-Purse Of ~ 500
FRIDAY, SEPT - lbU - 1. ,oo a.. A..
Por horses that beat 2:ji 80 10 'hs 1 "0' Wv
NJ Rode, Y Y. ep,.f. .s?S1 Se1 berlin Girl ,..,.
~, % RCb,, Nes Haven enters b. NeS.ayen Boy formerly
Prince. q, r.1,
ia, Dougrey IT,, Troy, enters b. N Fanny i.''a''''
J. j. Bowen Boston, enters hr. H. Lao! i'si Va Pus
L. L. Hutchinson, Schenectady enter = 90 lSA ~
.v, bsst 2,22, Sl 800 the drst horse, 5000 10 the
ioI no'''' ' second 3 100 o the third
Wm H. Borst, n. Y, enters b. > ueoigr "'''-
Iiuld Doble. N. L., cutters b. e. hotsPu'
" "A Doble PhaielphiA, enters b. m Lug
John Murphy, Fleetwood PsTs, enisrs % = usnf''
II. bs.,. 10 10 harness except pnrse
Al tus - ,i, and repeat harness. and viii be Goa
dnrtei under the rules of the National Ass0'iA''''
1 % g,,ou cse dollar; eIira charge Tor Grand Sldi ear
free. u..i. R.llroad will leave Twenty siIth.
i ,,s o.Jn and II 30 and (" Ani uL h''u"b
W, I Mo,ri,,ni. and Merose Al 5g3 3I anu 20
m p.,L Il su a,e hundred feet u the Harlem usPo
Races TO commences 1'V 7" HENRY DATBR President.
By order Of 4. ~. r,e.s at Peetscod Club
House a. BosisAy. between leIsb haa TOT" u''" =
pnAkklhDlkA-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
Amusemenis.

MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON TOMORROW
VI respectfully the d) second ana remain
ing concerts Of the first series Of
Mile. CHRISTINE NILSSON,
which will take place the follow x dates n,
TOMORROW (WBDSESDAYl EVENING september y, =, -,
on FRIDAY EVENING, September ~ ana ana
FIRST GRAND NILSSON MATINEE SATURDAY, sept ~ q T.
MONDAY EVENING, September l6,
WEDNESDAY fyBNTNG, September B,, 10
FRIDAY EVENING, sptembef w.
SECOND GRAND MATINEE
- SATURDAY, OCTOBER !, AT2 OCLOCh.
hhe CHRISTINE NILSSON will be assisted BY the following e'
artists:
Hiss ANNIE LOUISE CARY conrso Royal Italian Opera LONDON
hlgnor BRIGNOlI, the distinguished tenor
=, - hguor y. YERGER, the eminent baritone,
MI hhhhl NIEUXIKMPS, the renowned violn yirtuoso.
hL JAMES VI. WkllII solo pisnist and conductor
The grand orchestra will be under the direction Of
MAX MARBrZRK
GENERAL ADMISSION 81
Reserved - and - efch
Reserved seats 10 matinee
The three 90 dollar and four 80 dollar for either
cert and also matnee be bad commenrg
- GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE,
At sTElhWAY HALL ON FOURTEENTH STREET
banh ueet Offices are At sctrmer 7O aud also ia Broadway
EOR THE CONVENIENCE of parties from
l. out Of town attending the
SiLLSoY CONCERTS
prepared TO furnish DINER CARTE from 10 D. m
CLARK WELLER Confcones broadway Thrteeuh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
Gin Real gstaie for Sale.

A DJ0lNING or near Fifth-ave., full size mod
desirable brownstone hghstoop ouses in 10Th 3st 3ih,
18th sd 56ihss Prices oasOnbe terms possdon also,
smaller dwellings, v X STEVENSON SON II Pnest
A BARGAIN-16 LOTS fronting the Plaza at
the Junction Of ST. Nichols and Nntays Exchange for In
proved Property. G. LESPINASsE 25 Piue-st.
A BARGAIN-A Handsome HOUSE, fully
Furnished on Fortyfourthst between fh and Madison
Only $500 G. LBSPINASsB Is Pine-st
A SUPERB RESIDENCE and 20 LOTS, front
ing the Grand Boulevard ami ou River commanding the Gnest
view the island will be sold az Bargain Exchange for Improved
Property G. LBsPINASSB D Pine 81.
EOR SALE-A BARGAIN-The three story,
hghs;oOp bnek HOUSE in East Thirty Grs, Thrdsye;
rescod and splendid oer throughout Possession anil
Apply to CHAS VAN BBNSClIOTBN 10 Cedarst
EOR SALE-The handsome 4-story, high
Oop, brown-stone HOUSE No 2l9 Bast Srethst Apply
IRVING & SON 2Oj Bast Iwenty-seSentl-st
EOUR five story double TENEMENT HOUSES
Il and STORES in West Forty econdst vii pay large interest
HATCH RlKIR, l,&2 Broadway
4 LOTS in Fifty-ffth-st, 200 feet west of
Il Hnh-sye HATCH RlKER, 1872 Broadway
AZ FIRST-CLASS Brown-StOne HOUSES for
III SALE In choice locations the principal and cross
Prices from - 900 and upward $4,000 For a parca
A. C LOOMS & Co, 1884 Broadway
JAQUES, 208 Broadway, COMMISSIONER
~ or DEEDS for all the States and Territories Awaysin
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. 10, 1870.


Some offerings of good property, commencing
tomorrow TUESDAY 2Oth), will take place this week,
and no doubt will attract the attention of Dealers At
tonon Is called TO the sale Wednesday of farm in
the Valley OF tho Raritan topposite Senator Frenghuy-
sens country pace beautifully located and the improve
ments OF a superior order.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
s. WESTERN ExPR
a~r. Harrisburg. AM the "
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.
=. MORRIS AND BsSEX DIVISION;


pePo u foot Of Dseayst ami foot Of ChGstoPsr
Sg0a BXPRESs MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyf WITH Boon
s B.9s a, D9'S5 WIN cheSer saoh At W ws9o & Tin % Sq'
9 Wa'eI Gsp rOuisbu Scranton Great Bend Bngh13to ss
sS5 Delaware and Hudson Rs ~ 'D'
IlsO m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris
. D3vf Ws7gto1 f5.P "a S'g ana ksston con
R. for BshlsSsm, Ansa,Cva, MAnoS Gluni and
i:lOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Connects Dover with Chester
z Waterloo With susseI r. and At Washington with D. L. and
s5 NJ HACEETfSTowS MAIL connects With BOontOu, Chester
Tor MoRRlsToTN, ats nao n:O 2oO 500 'lO $50 and
POI SUMMIT and O.ensass stations 6:3o 79o and lOOA n
20, 6RSYCE spd SOUTH ORANGE $50 To- go 1910 and
U:2Os m llO 2:5 3o 40 $50 $780, t:o $40 $780, ani llS
For NEWARK. a. $50 7,o $500 $40 9O .1oo 1872 Hoo
s:So $40 $50 So, 500 'e:2d 90 800 has
1r.1s o. StYo p BIo6SisGD sd MONTCIAIR s and
ri;c5a n. suI 900 $50 $40 6;sj sad 800 p N.
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leaves Depot
~ @ q ChAmlerss and foSt o. 7S,st a. S'Ts' N m sy
81 r. ss5 81 & 5y .95 Improve; Go.;Rs. aS T
@ xh Ag6est Sleeping Caches ru5HPs hIo0s9 & 10 yI1a & @
and 0snoa sg s s.s5 n M trsiT from SeuioF to BaSso and
Sc n train rom NeTYoik to Rochester Buffalo aud Cincinnati
al F PeT JerTs and wsy 80 a. p m dt, 'ls
Fo sdeids6 Wa. a. $50 d'l, 'lS MI and Sun.
'ly: y 19i5 sI,,eoari s Z Hd Nd &y G's $50 sA
sevoug Way At $3.50 and 4'Jo P n 2Sd' 7A'
Pc suasn and Way and p N 2as 4:45 and 545p nj The
Po Pser.ot and WAY rom 5sl Depot 6 O5 and l.s
q a ~ u s5S II 81 1I-''' = D.,
HAe from Z3 Depot at 8t5 and lli9
m tl5 345 t55 SIS and t6f5 From ChAuber'St Depot,
s.O0a m m. f2:l5 t5:15. 500 and t6:45 m.
For Nysk MOnsey SDd Way, from 2Jst Depot At ss
m fl l5 is Is l5 AS and 6:5 and Saturdays only
~ IL Prom ChsnbeTsst Depot 9;S ~ tlV i''
AIS 40 zoo and t6:30 o IN Saturdays only ~ 200 mt
Tickets for Drawing Room ana seeBs
Cose. obtained e, the cheebng and transfer OF Dag
~ .v he f AZ ve Couganys 2 SIS and sS brosoW
81 Csnb s 80 reen1ichst l25thst and Thrdsys hai
= - Foons Brookn Of Chsmbersst tnd loot OF
FswYork hsngeaee, and Long Dock Depot JsIs.
CT and The gents Al the principal hotels 1-,, p.pp
I D RUCKER, JuN9, ~ ~ D., a 49,,
Gq.-u s1rt 1917 GlPaHr A.
.D.iJ .tE2tH.cfen'a'f only.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
fonu 1slan0 Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or to RENT, FURNISHED-A
Il HOME Flushing L. L. 20 minutes from Thrifourhst san
for2e roof furnace bsk walnut mante low gra
cold waterfall the modern improvements furnished
by the best city makers be occupied Immediately Address H.
W LEAyITT q Co. lI8 Wsllst.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
Broodpn Real Gsiate for Sale.

A THREE-STORYP Philadelphia brick HOUSE,
~ in one Of Brooklyn for SALE Price II 800
NJ. A. RULAND Co.. Beekmaust, n. Y.
EOR SALE.-S13,000; fiTst-class HOUSE III
Il neighborhood q First place Brooklyn Address "
A. HALE so Chnton-ave., Albany.
MODEL HOUSE, for SALE lOw.--New, B.
VI story high basement and sulcar Brown soneroni House
2yO 100 side SiSst between sixth and Seventh
I-ooklgn WORK the best manner, with convent
euce elegance and Improvement particulars apy, tie
ses or 10 JAMES A. VAN BRtN1,
IS SOuth.st corner Maien-laue.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
6iluations r0anieo--fem

A GERMAN person of education and refine
IA ment situation HOUSEKBBPBR, would like
sUPBRISTBNDBNCB or CHILD speaks English French
Call or address for two days 223 Ea Holstoh-st
A LADY of experience desires a position as
"a GOYBREBSS to small children. 10 teach English aud Music TO
supervise genemsn home. No objections the South or West Ad
dress .. T. H.. Tribune OGce.
A YOUNG widow LADY of refinement and
IA education desires position HOUsEKEEPEROr COMPANION
lady Of Can bring the satisfactory references Address
D. r., Box l5l. Tribune OHoe.
WANTED-A Situation as G0VERNESS by
Young Lady qualified teach The English branches Latin Ger
French, and the Piano UnqusoHabe reference given aud
required Address A. C., Station D.
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
u piled by PIERCE Co.. Boslinggreen Gfeenhorns and
other selections from Americans Engh Scotch, Germans swede
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ TO be found Miss HID GERMAN INSTITUTE Ia Norokt
between RiVingon and stanton.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ and Trustworthy constantly be found LOWE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
artlion Sales of neal estate.

In the Matter OF A. B. T. A. DRxARRsr Banlmps-In the Dis
trc Court the Western District Of Pcnnsy
-,
A SSIGNFE's SALE-The subscriber will
"a public sale TUESDAY the 2gh day Of September A
u O'Clock Exchange Seoom III BrodTsy IN The CV
NewYork by BLBBCKBR SON Co.. Auconeers The ioos
ing described PROPERTY being part Of the real estate Of T.
Dsmsre aubrnpts Six lots OF ground numbered
the onh side Of hundred nineteenth street In the
C Of NewiOrk and Harlem River; said lots
tain each Eve feet front 9 street. and extend baef one hund
used lumber
ya; which said lots uctbe with and 70 b sold
lien thereof to the executors
Peter Randall decreased about Eve thousand dollars and
which recorded 10 The oer thereof to william H. Price
three Thousand dollars threabouts which said
last mentioned mortgage recorded in The said lots will be sold
together separately be deemed most advantageous the estate
said Bankrups upon liberal be made known the
time and place of sale.
The yoperty exposed under and in pursuance
special Of the District Court Of the United States for The Western
Pennsyyana and the sale will he made ueot the
poyal the said upon report thereof said Court
For further information concerning said property inquire Of G.
DBMARBST. On the premisrs A a, WiHEGARDNER,
Assleu Of A. b r. a Dcmarest, Bankrups