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FOR TnE UPPER skAolr.

strnr Glide Q. W. Coye, Master
+ RAVES YEsLEIs'S WHARF ON
IL "Wednesday and Saturday, re turning
Thursday and Monday, calling as Stan
wood, Utsalady. Noes Landing, Skagit
City, Mount VerAsn, Startling and all In
ternediafe points above. For FRI lght or
passage apply on board or TO GEORGE
fOSTER on the wharf. auI
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. 8. LAND oryrcE Al oIssxrla. VIII
Jaly T. 1856.
- Notice 10 hereby gwen that JOHN
DOYLE has Aied netios Of intantion 10
make final proof before the Register and Re
esives, Al their ofiice, IN Olympia. v. T.,
on Friday. the 7lst day Of August, A. D.
1855. on Presumption D. :. No. s5Bs, for the
y i OF eW y. SW y Of NE 4 and SO Z OF
NV Y OF section n, township - north, range
ezst
He BAznAA - Witnesses: Waller Mcleod,
IN MeEay, James Post Hna Frank Isayd,
john y. CONVEY.
ty31ni3 BeuiEfeF Of the Land 0ffra
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Notice Or FINAL Frs'

u.R IxD osnrz a ozzzs.t ~
syNottns n kershy gfssn tast ~ - !. Z.
p. NELSON has nisd ncsIce e r. -
nisks fnza proof befss ~ 49, 4 r.
sbsanss tho Clsrk 81 lbs p1st1et Il 7 ~
efsce, q Sestfis. ". r., - 8~esI. 100
1sy a. Snly. A. D. lsst - - : .l..',z
rs<isn 10. $50, fur - - e - - 4
nswnsltlp a. nsEEh, rxnFs -. "a r.~s.
7. . AMI ~ \ Of ~ : - sscs'''e
"a r,ssrss 4 sisss, ~ Hzn1 2: ~
eaunsl 4reene. Jon n. Ht&NH 49,
As6srsos, IN e fz0asexoe. y. L<..~,rv
suyAs;vs nezlss~s 81 Ne - -
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CURE RHEUMATISM.

Rheumatism is among the most painful
0f the Disorders arising from vifiared
h9s=i and drrzngElsnf Of the digestive
szl.A hillary organs. Ayers Pills relieve
ard cure rheumatism when other rene
C,es III. :. ". Spencer. Syracuse. y. Y.
e ise was confined to my bed, with
,.asi-iaaii-n, three months, but, after
ag few boxes Of Ayers Pills. became
Z well man
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stones popular Hlsnded uusIes haa
Nzsaaily advanced 10 lrapuiAx favor sad
eennotnee untki 4 hss Fsanhesi tlls pstnt
whHre ~ name and 600 Qoalsy 4 knawn
standard, nnifsfsn sxhellaaes. ana a..
tst dtaand a. ez.I sishilAF Reoos ID Tho
city stones fieaxtei Pa sasuss the
s.nse hiEh fepuhliion sk has eoffee. Stare
a Fis kront xsnNt iyfuS
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CURE sllioUssEss.

JohDC. Pattisoh. L9w7T bf vF
Il was attacked With Bilious Ffver Wat5sl
was followed by Jslssslf. sss 50
dangerously IL. tbs; nsy - 4 /
OF ny recover. ! coIass1eol t,ii;,-
Ayers CSiharsic Pisl., ana >o.a1 faeaioes
my customary strength p. Z
certain that owe my recovery - rauT
invaluable Fills
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Tras deisraey " HAvhr via tree en-.
eESy % aetion, hNs bese attained i, tle
famous California liQibid fruit FunmSas.
Syrup IT Eixe fts nseaHAnt taste sad
henea<sAl eGec,a haus rendered il lns-
nseaeeis pepalAt. Sainpss i>essisa sree
and lAkes boaiias rae seie hv A. n
sseHaz& mfiT
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cuRE HEADACHE.

Hesdaeiles are usually iniDoed By e0s-
fiveuess, indigestion. foul stomach, or
other deraagenenis Of the digestive sxs-
tenn, and mar Be easily cured b. the use
OF Ayers Pills Mrs Mary A. Sco;f,
Portland, Me-. writes: Il hsd Suffered
drsadfally from SEX E3es5e'se, sael
thought myself ineura0le. l. o.,isr q
the stomach caused t. Aver, s-
me entirely
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SUM M e r
PLBiSURE ROUTE.
A Tn - The fast stsrnwheelar
!: - JOSEPHINE,


d. K. HOWARD, Sole Owner.
VIII, from date. carry the United States
mail GA Hoods Canal, making semi
weekly trips 70 Seattle Leaving sea-
beck every Monday and Friday morning
Will touch al Pori Gambl. for passengers
or freight arriving at $ attle in the
afternoon; retsrs ing win ieAve Yesleris
wharf at n o'cl ok every TueRcay era
saturday morning. taking the mail at
Port Gamble for 5 abeok and Union c y.
The JoseIhine viii stop at Liilewaupl Ils
Or any other place OF pleasure or BUSH 81,
AZ tho ce nand OF any passenger.
Persons visiting ttsod's Canal viii { nd
the best OF attention, with good table nd
rooms. at ID. X. towards hotel, in -
beck.
The steamer Josephine win leave Ca
berk for Port Gamble every day extt ~
saturday, TO T. Ike passengers and freiA -.
and receive orders for ATTY point GA Hoous
c. nal. je2e
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cuRE PILES.

Piles aye induced by habituai eonstipa-
ton, debility, indigestion, or a morbid
condition of the liver. A cure IS best
,zee,ed by the use of Ayers Pills. John
Lazarus, ST. John, Y. B., writes: 81 was
cured Of the Piles by the use Of Ayers
Pills. They not only cured me Of that
disagreesbe disorder, but gave me new
life and health"
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cuss couT.

:. isrSirg, YeHksrs. y. Y, writes:
= r. oHiEasnesed 10 me as = cure for
e-7ss.c t'ass.veEesS. Ayers Pills have
efci ne not only from that trouble.
tlit a,~o from SoGi. IL every victim Of
he disease woaid heed only three words
u faiie. could Danish Gouf from the
lard. Those words would be- Try
Ayers Piiis.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DIR. GtBB0S :
DispansAry No. ga
ksarny street, San
francisco. Estah
lfshed In 1854, fos
the treatment Of
ssxnsl and seminal
Disease, such q
GoNoRKH0A. GLnf,
sTmcTuRE, sYPam-
LIS ia all It's forms
] SEMINAL wkAKxxzs
add INF oTxxcx
! Loss Of manhood
! permanently eured
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49, %s~NtNA " AWAAlUEu INV. IETH%
graduates. II MA
- The OLDEST Hrrct.rr-r.V77NNy-1
IL the United States, wha~a El<5<N&W
LIFR. LONG 1xPgRrRplcn pmr< NlLIfN$4
feet metAed AID pure men- N
cine, insare sfBEnR and Pre-. .N
NANESr suRRs Of all priysta L&t
Chronic and Nervous Dlsessns LEf
Anectiens Of the BIooD. srr I'M
AfDScTs. BLADDKa. ERuPrpoS. |
uLokAs. OLD SoREs sWxr1r<e ~
on TEE GLANDS. SoAz MoUrE w
fRaoAr. BoNE PAIxs. perma-...,- "
sradloksed nom the system To- iS<s
NknSOus d billy. Impotssrx su-....,
Losssi. SEXUAL Decay, Mental - -
MeAknesss Failing Msmorv V..S -.
stunted Deyelopment. ImpeSin.,,s 4. ~ -.
rage, etc., from excel sss or vmsnT,.. fs:ss..
or ~ cause speedily. safely snd ssisszSs
YOUNG, middle-ased and ola uzn =. !,
VIC aeea medieai n III sn6 eTpeflssre srs.'
sss. - o,a naropean Physician 4 cRfs. n
misey and shame, When fnesavss.s.s =.
vislt the city far treaSmat I nassssrs,. - ~
sent eSssywnere ~ express Tres fror -
vafiun. II b self-evideuf go : -<-.<r.-
who gives his whole Attention 4 !. ~. y -.
saees atsains great skiIl. ara a1,r7s-ss
thfoeSnoot the country, hnowlca - -
qaeltiy recommend difAcult esse1 s IA, ~
=. nReeiailsts os whom every kseer 80
.eili'.g = asea. The Deceors ~ N& srssr..
enc mAzss his epinicn q sspsszs isssr
Send for the sAnitsriss euIa. 1, s,.aa
snt frea Also, SELF AnRlysf.
1T. Liehige WoxDsnFUL dEnNkr rxx1zu..
ron perinsnently prevents IN unn1t1r.I -
Iron1 the syatNms tones The nefxsa E9<ssn.
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grEA xEa 3 RAILROAD RAVEI

.sAN STEAMER LONE FISHER
ss@sa.A4daEs man, will lesve Harrington &
smiths wharf. Seattle, every Wednesday
a. g. m. for Port Gamble. Seabeck. URion
City and way ports. arriving same day
ana connecting with stage for Oakland
and Olympia.
Returning viii leave Union City for
Seattle every Friday at q. M. touching
at Seabeck and Port Gamble, and arriy-
ing same day. s. H. WILEY,
les Master.
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Sold by all Druggists.

Prepared BY r.J C. aver J. Co,
For sale wholesale by A. STEWART Front street Seattle
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Notice Of FINAL Proof.

u.s LAM OFFICE A oErxPlA. ". T.
July 6, lesS.
NotLee & hereby given that EDWARD
c0CRynLE has hled potiee 81 intsntaon 70
naake znal proof before he ynsee. or ri his
bis once, in sesffle. ". T., On saturaaT. ~
18th day Of August, A. D. 1855. on kiazne
ssssA snplicatisn No. 31Hs. for tie ias1.a
ard ! y 81 NV Z o. ssetioa Is, touasnlr
80 nerth range eass
He names a. Witnesses: 6iias Santa. K
Q. Wtise. Hssry 6rothen and q. 2. Nasar. al
Of 0scsol2. v. I.
John y. aowKx.
4yStAn12 Register or The Land Bsses.
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MISCELLANEOUS
D. 4 MILLER. Proprietor

D. = ALLlLhTEs FfUqT IcEuE
CONNflCTING WITH STEAMsRS
~ 70 Blaine and Semiahmeo. The stage
win leave for New Vests insfer immedi-
AtelY after the arriv Il OF the steamers on
Fridsy. and viii return. lesEing New
" esfminstes on saturday mornings at
oieiocx- Far essh Way, -.
special trips mate when desired, jig Ina
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C. & P. S. R. R.
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE
FOR FRANKLIN. BIZ ACK DIAMOND
Il and intermediate stations. daily, at
q. m.
ForHewcsstle and intermediate stations
daily at 5. 7s30 and 1910 g. m. and 1 p. m.
Returning arrive 81 Seattle from Cedar
river extension &c 4:l0 p. m, and from
Newca- tie branch at 9.30 a. m, IL m. $50
and $40 p. m.
Running time 10 franklin, h. 50 m.
Running time TO Newcastle, l h. 40 IN.
Ia effect Ap.il 5. 1855.
II. ]. MILNER,
APPS Assistant Superintendent.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the U. 8. Mail.

: 80 60 WASHINGTON
CAPTAIN 8. JACKSON,
XTyHL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening, at o'clock, for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilseo, Tulalip, Coupeyille
Oak Harbor, utsalsdy, Laeonncr. Eidalgo
Anacortes. GueTnes, Samish, Fair haven
isellingham, and Sehoma.
Returning. win leave Whatcom every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
lngs. 1T Q O'Clock, for Seattle, Ca Ding
Intermediate points On the way.
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY


Willleave Seattle for Skazit river I'D way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
panyis office. ON Yesiier's wharf. oroa board
the boats 81 the Same wharf.
mr3l-tf GkO. 8. JACOBS, 5ec'y.
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lAl MAnE


no .rfar,f .t..l.I ai om,, fu tut
Ft''fn. n.iHri1u,. TO W'ul.a
Amaua other rI.IaH.ut.r. f.mfuUl.
,,.. .~...rI..I ...t ..I...I..I ....tbe
T,
''' ''.''N 'l''.' W "''NI'"
lh' llnN." ~ Ifnul. I. none iIr '"l
lir NIs mower armed 10. Sergeant A..
Ann VIfI upg. UuI ihr IlYI.r uftom.
m,a. bga. apI .ot ,y,. ur,.iIcJ f,
t..4 u.,u. ., fn.
IVY
'' '' ''Il' N''''' -H'UiI '' pro-
'IrH Win proper iW1pI oi u'1c" "
The British fmuDi BE-. huge mace ~
war puU. .urmuuutrl hEallrgrrrnWu.
which lho srrvpuu Arm. carrie. on
h- shoulder Hs Doe marches before Mr..
| speaker u mo morning procession t1
PRAYERS llur lI0u.r adupirI IDS a s,m .
| boil calling 10 "a mace which it b, uot.1
the Roman ft.ca.. made pfpbony rods
tipped with SILVER pears. aud bound
with s.lyrr btud.. From lhr center A
liver rod .uppoft,a silver Globe. on
which rrrohcd 10 larur silver elgle
with uut,lrr.che So ue. The ORIGINAL
mlur pf this pattern Was stolen or
burned when ne British -ci fire TO the
capitol 100 l-lL A Temporary pine sub
.uIurr wl made and used ant 1871,
when thr urp. yut one wl. made after
llr OF gu.I pattern III. Kept IN tho
YiliDr ut IIu >urgraulut-Arm. who
bring. 10 into iho House and plant, il
ou % pedestal when TIM Speaker takes
hs rUl.r. removing n when the House
goc, into committee VI the whole or
udiuurrs.
Without tine Scrvclut-a gcarrir,
hi. mace be- can not lay his hand, ON
any Representative WHO may be acting
improperly ON the lIoor OF the Ilou.o.
! although ordered BIS the speaker 10 ar.
rest Hmm remember to have Wit
me-. cI several lrcn fights Oh the floor
viii ch the Scrgrant-ai-Arm. ;rrd in
vain lo .lop. hut it was as much ns hn
could do 100 manage his ,macr." 50 tho
combat proceeded until the respective
friend, Of lho part rs separated them
Last Monday the speaker ordered Sir.
White. Of Kentucky. TO resume IA. scat.
and when that gentleman kent stand.
M and talking. the Sprgaut-at.A arms
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uafaul Ann auaafafnr

iHt tafeh f8h N mHsh
pf4 "a "a fl. 90 ffH n q lffif sfsfH
hfa llfs SAFE NJ sah ~ ( Hs
q nlfal gum HisHf faiei8 hfalt
ftrDe Wa efils aff
fHf Ih eIfa fIihff fff4i4 ~ ihHgfhH
t Ihtu a1aefraH viii n hfi'a as
iNd fhHl9h Hafff ~ fDFsf fhfm
DEL u1tl faniaf aad drain Ths hgb
ta
fthada fheeao lasts View s
fhfH.f t4lf nfhf pYuhd Ia iha AaH
iDft nlftft. simply iefausa Hsau
n tff'If H4ufsty IL 0ha beet pa
.ff. Iu fhrfs0 mailing, o. IN everything
IHasf
Rye. great ieal n wofh Ia IN
fhHi 40 hp done af lnaf the rrli
fnf Iha iHfmm Win u alwaysaIt.
ia behind Hith bic work h generally a
faIf uuf fIF in management aHI
iUfihoHght ht leaNf HoilYn Giobe
Wblln oibsf grains may b. halter
nilpiei ~ Rf1wIhR stock, the popular
lfIif tlat olu j. brat iof %faltenag
iuyf H CORRECT And 10 make fba
hHrlo'i pprf " should be- I'D dry nnd
eaim De- given separately ~ J.
HtiIi
The craving ior salt by al nnlmll.
+. not % result ~ feeding under the cafe
~ mhH While ihi. country Wa oil "a
forrest eyory tnlt spring was irequentod
uF du r. and this fact was taken nj.
vintage NJ by hunters for thoir capture
ih0fio iphn rrest
Some farmer. always have chess In
their wheat. aud b. 81 not ~ be- wondered
no lhnt tler do The chess Is carefully
screened uUt uf their wheat so as not 10
iuiHfe it, -ulr and is then feb whole 10
COWS, whence Do Invariably gets into the
manure piln and b. carried upon the
hand EIrh0Hgc
Slice some cold boiled potatoes
quite thin put them into a pudding.
dish sprinkle pepper and salt oven
them, then put In q layer Of cold boiled
Lima beans. and 80 on until the dish is
full Make a dressing Of vinegar, oil
aud mustard, and pour over this when
il is time 10 send it to the table. Thi.
Is suitable when served with cold
meats boston BHdgct
A Vermont correspondent Of the
mirror has a barn which shelters two
hundred sheep, and he has made il
comfortable in this way "On the out.
side Of the board-covcrings thick paper
was placed. and the whole covered with
claphoards, making it so warm that
nothing freezes on the inside ever in
the coldc.t weather. A marked i'm
provrmcnt il noticed in the appearance
OF the sheep, and q saving Of nj least
onr-third Ia the amount Of feed for.
merry required by them" That is both
thrifty and humane.
Excellent corn bread Il made of
two eggs, the whites and yokcs beaten
separately and very light, one pint Of
corn meal, a good lump Of butter about
the size of half an egg, one quart of
boiling milk, half a tcaspoonful Of salt;
put the lump Of butter into the hot
milk, then while stirring with one hand
scatter the meal in with the other. a lii
tie nt a time, 50 that there will be no
danger Of Jumps. When entirely
smooth add the yolk and then the
white Of the eggs. Have u bread pan
well buitcrcd, pour the mixture into IL,
and bake in n quick oycn.-M y.
Tribune
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OUR SUIT OF CLOTHES.
An English Authors Opinion Of American
Governmental Institutinn..

An English huth"r'. Opinion of American
Governmental Institutions.
MIR Matthew Arnold speak, more fp
yorably and intrlligcutly Of America
and il. institutions In a recent number
of the Nineteenth Century than ans Of
his countrlmcn who have undertaken
10 give their views on the same subject.
lie make. Use II the following Ia y
illustrations AS one watches the play
Of their Institutions, the image suggests
Itself Ia ones mind NJ q man in y suit
ol clothes which its him to perfection.
leaving all hi, movements unmpedrd
and easy. 10 b. luusr where it ough, 10
be- loose, and IL sits close whore n,
sitting close is un advantage. Tho
central government OF the United
States Keep, In it, own hands those
functions which. Il the nation l.
~ have real unity, ought To
bc kept there; those functions
i takes 10 it,rlf and no Others.
Tho State governments and the munici.
pal governments provide people with
the fullest liberty ut managing their
own affairs. and afford, besides. q ron.
slant and invaluable school Of practical
experience. This wonderful suit oi
clothes. again (to rccur TO our imagcl
IA found also to adapt itself natural,
10 the wcarcr's growth and to admit Of
all cnlargcmcnts rs they successfully
ari.c.'
The suit vt clothes worn by the I'm.
glish nation does not sit Va easily ON IL,
being subject tu considerable strain and
friction. MIR Arnold considers m,
community ut homc VS. possessed uf Ne
tie lucidity or humugCneity. lis mental
action being hampcrrd aud falscncd b,
q system Oi classes aud q society III
unnatural complication. Aristocrncy
there set. w a ialsu ideal. which
matcrialiycs the upper class. vuigarikc.
the middle class and bruialigrs IN,
lower class. llr administers q lltinl
rphukC to the truculcnt criticisms q
SIR Lrpcl Griffin. aud shows cNnctl,
the distinction between rcpuhlicanisu
IN America aud rrpuhliCanism II
France. In the latter country. though
the institutions may be- republican, ihI
| IDEAS and morals aro not 80. while II
American. not only arr the institution.
republican. hut the ideas aud moral
are prc,ailingly the amc II isrclr,sh
Ing To find an Englishman who take
an intelligent view ot "a country an,
does not hesitate 10 express i. -AibdHl
dryNs.
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~
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HH n lHH portraits Hf Hi fha re-.
ftf iefif 100 "a, Asifas Jabsa.s 4,
.4 s.f m.t. ~ o.. ~.
IVY y Ahli
~ h'HJ f''iifl tlo ll'fm iarH
ni q month hff0ff dsfA con dled,
afi HIh gfeaf dlHifuit4 ~pafaaadal
I.4. ig g.ge him .0leg T6e abi
s,sU.,s. a.t.sn NJ. h.
NJ
.,..tt.g's
MA
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10 -. W
~ 49,.
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Mr. nlynrd lA the oldest IN continuous Hery.
lee pf the Democratic senators tie ~ nov
serving bio thttd term aud hW been u Srnt
tnr Tor sixteen yunr- lie succeeded his
family iH the senate lio VIII be nifty seven
years Gf ngO tho Hth ot october, but does
not look IA day over ntty. He IL very tail,
with a good vel hlle1 out figure, although
he W hy up means stout. Iin has the ffeal
color OF imam who live. pl0luly nud siHply,
and She alert look " u Young man VI
twenty I've. lllH face w inclined "a he long,
whllp bic features hre angular, Ills fore.
bead II br0nd and hlgh ami projects well0yer
Il pair uf keen blue Dyes. liH nose ir % large
Roman, His face IN smooth snhypu, loIti up
bare hlH pointed chip aud suuntely lined
Jaws. lie has very even, white tuptt, which
migIi well be- the envy Of q man thlrty ycnfs
OUNCE than be- No always dressed with
great ncuturHs, and Is M careful In thc .clpr
ton Of hls gloves and boots NJ the mo Il fash.
ipnhblu young man. TIE Us man ~ very
pure private record AMI one al the highest.
minded men IN public NE lie has u mod
crate fortune ~ ilintd0 tn ftUOlO01. 1his
l. The result Ut the natural increase Ut the
Inheritance luit him by hiE father IT, hns
two daughters and Three sons, who ARE
grown. One uf lia sons IN npW engaged In
teaching a country school IN Maryland. Mr..
Haynrd was born NJ Wilmington nj lie ro.
ceiNcd his education nc the Flushing school.
which vas u hifh school OF good stan Ting.
lie had no collegiate education H. was
thflF destined Tor mercantile pursuit-, but
~ Preferred the law, He was admitted 10
the bar In 1881. lie continued To remain In
Wilmington In the practice Of his profeH.
sion, will the exception of two years 1855
hnd lSS-wlon be- wont 10 Philadelphia llo
WnH not pleased with the result ~ hi- rNprr
lment, AMI returned NJ the ond " tn two
Nenrs to Wilmington. The uuiy unlrO TINT
DE ever held before ho WAS elected To- tho
senate In lhg WIS the nnico VI District Al.
totnoY 81 Delaware, which office hc held
from 1851 TO lNit. lie was ranked ~ one NJ
the best lawyers OF Delaware. Ie II nur NJ
thn most regular VI Senators in his attend
hncc upon the sessions OF the senate. There
u no debate sn duh rs TO drive out Mi Raw.
hfh lie " one Of the Senators who are
nentiy always 10 be ioune In their seat, aud
he listens carefully ~ u great many very
uty HrrrcheH. lie u one OF the best In,
formed senators In the body about every.
lhlnR relating to IL rules and methods OF
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

"fsg'r that Mrs, Holmesi Thought tho
doctors gave her up. She looks well now
"hhr Is well. After the doctors gave up
ner case she tried DR.. Fiorceis 'Fayorite
Prescription and began - get better right
away. heard her say not long ago, that
she hadn't felt 70 well In twenty yoars.
She does her wi work and says that life
seems worth living, at last. why said
she, feel Ms had been raised from the
hend, almost" Thus do thousands attest
Ihe marvellous efficacy Of this d.giyen
semedy for female weakness, prolapsus,
liberation, lcucorrhma morning sickness,
weakness " stomach, tendency 10 cancer
Gus disease, nervous prostraticn, general
debility and kindred affections.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

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