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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-02-27
A. FARQUHAR,
DEALER IN
GENERAL hiERCH6ND'sE,

GROCERIES, MD p1;uVISinN~.
Flour, Shorts. Ban. Chopped EIIi.y
Wheat, Oats auI B,Icl Hay.
CLOTHING AND UElN,OON>.
'ror,kcry,, Si"n" :.ii'i r.li>-vlIc.
Wood ani Wlii,,N " sir
1ih." an ! ipra>,t cutlery.
WAGON AMI ''arriaG, Material.
NoodtlI'J Il St'IN'n Nhr,sl~.
Wagon Snrincs and
Wagon and earring" llarhwar".
Windows and Doors. al ~I/.s.
Paints, Di':,, Wuuduwc glass.
Colorrd and Ground VIA low t.ia>>.
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Nirbi,,iu~t
Hair. Fire Briefs. Land Plaster
Latin. Snu-I,> and a Llud~ -.
1i"li>, Carp ntct Hart
Ware, Iron and P.ow-.
Spring, Tire, Toe and Cast Steel.
Cable Chain. all SIZES,
Horse. Mule and OK Shoes.
Horse Nails, Bolts,
Lag Sc ews, Nut Washers
Bolt Ends. Carriage and
Wagon ANel>,
Anviis N.>,'s Bellows aud
Blacksmith, Tools.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
U-Goods delivered 10 any part of tho
city, free Of charge.
@ Every description of goods. wares
and merchandise, carefully stored ut
moderate ates.
60 Highest price paid for Country Pho
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, Jan. G, 1884. 1y
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A FRIEND hands us the following
forecast of Mr.. Cleveland's Cabi net.
Paste it in your hat, and sec how
near it comes to the mark: Dayard
Secretary of State; Jonas, Post
master General; Garland, Attorney
General; Mcclellan, Secretary of
tho Navy; Villas, Secretary of War;
Thurman, Secretary OF the Interior,
Mcdonald, Secretary of the Treas
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION TO PUR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAM orr,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE;
pf'HI!t. WASugHaIpT TEErIIuEY.
A'oll' J. is hareh, given that. in com,
- llEn'c with the provisions al the
80 al congress approved Ju.,c ), 1873 en-
!itit,t " An act for the sale OF timber lands
III the Statcs of California; Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington Territory," Bnni,-
MN +. Ruth. OF Thr,tOn county, Wash
in@t"i Territory. has this day filed in This
oill'r ms arplication Ia purchase the See
ION 30. -. i'll Township No IL North
Ran" ~. Fast 0i the Willamette M.rid-
ian.
Proof i'll support of said application will
be n!adc before JAS. w. Gregory. a No
tArN Public. at Olympia. Tiii;>lon county.
W. T., Nav , l>>1 n ; - luck. M.
ANY I'D ali persons ci;.i,lIin. adversely
t;lt SAL; ." >cribcd iaud, or any portion
ticf2"'. ~" hereby re uircd to file their
claims III las ONCE within sixty tGO) DAYS
from date hereof
''lVcn under my hand. a: INV office, in
oiy;niit, W. T., this 2l>: div OF February.
~ ID. 1881. JOHN +. CONVEY.
Feb - Register OF t.ic l.Ind Office.
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Late Eastern News.
Garlanl's Opinion.

WAsulxGroN, Feb. 20.-Senator
Garland is reported to have said to-
day, in regard to Cleveland and lis
recent visit to him. q had formed
an opinion of Governor Cleveland
from the press. l had never seen
him. When went to Albany, 1 ex-
pected TO find Il mau of gross habit
and limited scope; but instead I
found dignity aud majesty of per-
son which impressed me at once. [
found IA grace and nffabiiity of man
ner which soon placed me at case.
| found mind capable of graspins
the most complicated questions of
public policy and the closest details
Of administration. l found broad
ness Of views, a determination TO do
right, n range of conservatism which
satisfied my mind that there was a
higher dispensation in the nomin-
alton and election of Grover Cleve.
land than was realized at the time. "
Mr.. Cleveland's opinion of Senator
Garland will probably DO expressed
in n Cabinet appointment.
Fr-iinghuysen's Opinion.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Secre!ary
Frclinghusen, in q long letter to
Senator Miller Chairman of the
Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, takes the ground that we must
look TO nations inferior to the Uni
ted States in wealth and population
for any marked enlargement of our
export trade, and that reciprocity
treaties are only profitable with such
nations. In proof of this assertion
no submits the trade statistics, al
ready familiar to the public, of the
South American States, the West
Indies and Mexico. He believes the
Inauguration Of n system Of treaties
with inferior nations worthy of the
Immediate consideration of Con
gress, and says that for every dollar
Of revenue surrendered by such q
system, and for every dollars worth
Of home trade displaced, we will re-
ceive an equivalent in our enlarged
exports, and the impetus given our
various industrious from field to fac
tory, and from country to ship yard.
The Old Beaver.
NIcTonI,, Feb. 24.-The steamer
Bearer, fifty years old, having been
launched in 1S35-the first steam
vessel on the Pacifc-was inspected
today and pronounced in perfect or
der. Her engines were built by
Watt Il Co., in 1884, and are now
marvels of strength, if not of beau
~.
How lie Will Travel.
ISpI,yApoIs, Feb. 24.-Vice Presi
den,-elect Hendricks will leave here
on Thursday for Washington. He
will travel in the private car OF
President Garrett of the Baltimore
* Ohio Railroad, which has beer
placed at his disposal for the journey
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The bill
which passed the House to day, OF
motion Of George, in relation to the
Cmatilla Indian Reservation, is th.
Senate bill, bu. as some amend
men,s were adopted, it require.
further action by the Senate. Th'
bill, after allotting the lands in sew
crafty to the Indians, provides TO
tho appraisment of the surplus TO
their sale in tracts of 100 acres TO
untimbered lands, and forty acres 70
timber lands. at public auction, a
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Or. rrazlCr's Throat and Lnng BalSam

I 8 che greatest tC,nsdy Ia the world epr
coughs. tulds ~,'ta ihruat tniiusu,a
QUINCY. tarsnHi'i- Group. lisar-.n.~-
hfunehi,i-, Asthma, tatafih, aud " hoop
ina tough, snh all diseases of the throat
aud lungs, II Irfiufm wonders L., 90.
lieNing Consumption. u strengthen the
i.uuv- and Instantly ailsys all irritation
III the threat.
ttNyfiAsp. Ohio.
I'h. tn.fIfa Dear sir l was troubled
tui as"iui three months during the las,
Summer aud tali with liionrhitis and 70
iHsi cough After trying several reme,iie.
without nndlnu sby relief I used your
throat and Lana HaIssin, and found iun-
mediate hell. bu rtifina al night 10
save no undisiuIi'rd t.si. and after ,r,inu
the n,cdieino thrve weeks ! istnd INV .elf
rufsi my. a.. MITE
III frasief= Threat aud Lung Hal sa,n
ALIAS ali irritation ~ the thr,st, usne.
tfsi.s ani heats the t.nnns, aud ASSISTS
'iatuTo ny eSts'toraiion Ia throw OIL ths
corruption suld 10y druggists eVety
wheIc at "a eis aiuttle. tH,sirH Msn,cIs
&C. fropts Cleveland Ohio.
fnf sale al Acme hsug store. Olympia
y al ~
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No. 2,4l7.

y the District Count at ia" Second iuii
j ciai District ni the Territory al Wash
ingt"n holding toru- at olympia taI the
counties III 1huf~tun, Mason and thpha
/ lis.
| Action brought IN the District Count at
the Second Judiciai District ri the rsrfi-
| tory of Washington. holding terms at
( tiNHpia Tor the counties at 1huFsluus
Mason and h"halis and complaint fliDd
IN the county at fhui.toti Ia the utiiau ~
the clcrk ui the SAID pi-ttici ,uutt.
Mary &. q. raltcu, Plaintiff.
Richard X. fati'n Defendant
THE USiftp SIMS ~ AMEuirk,
To Richard u. raiirn. defendant
In the name at tn, nitcd states uf Aiusf.
lea, YOU ~" hereby required I" spIsaf ~
hn action brought against ynu ft the
oNcnanIod fiaiuiitl ~ the District iuuu
Of the Second judicial iii~irict ut the
Territory Of Washington holding tfrUs ~
olympia, III IhuI~tun county tuf the
countir. at Mason. ththalissni thusion,
aud IL ANSWER the complaint nisd lIortln
acopy ct which accompanies thia snin
MONS within twenty daNs exclusive 81
the day OF service after the seq, isr 80 you
of this summons 10 served Wtthiu this
county; CT u served oul al thi- .uuntN,
hut within the Second Judicial hisitirt,
within thiftN GsNs. 80 NJ srtNri tHu uf
said Distract, then Within fufls dtya. 49, ~
served bN publication, then Within siNtN
days from date hrrcuI 80 judgment bt Ito
fault will lW taken against yttt according
- the prayer of siid complaint
The above entitled action ~ brought "a
obtain decree ut this tplitt dlssai iug
the huntS ct ntairinnnV nuW existing 10
tween plaintiff, aud defendant go the
grounds ot cruel treatment Hud failure
To- provide Tor said J'laintiit ani fAnlly
for the custody ui Nrilie = faiten ani
Freddie a. Paiton. ininur children Zoe a
vision of the community property iuf q
reasonable attorneys Tee lot psssis AMI
Disbursements at this action aud tuE sUn.
eral relief.
-. Witness John D.. lio,t. Isquifr.
Is Judge uf the said bisiriei 'vuti.
So and The seal of saii Court. thi-
9Th day at January, \. n lHsa
a. "a UHRiEN tiefk.
JuDsoS, lnuEAL n MAsyilGE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Mr.. Cleveland has these two sew
oral routes before him. Which will
lie follow? What will he DO? We
shall see. II.
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NJ h.I'' lI"''''''''' "''h''-
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t..Hi' ''' ''''-'' ''''''
W. '.''.'. "'"h-'' '''\''".N' !
wIt 1900. h'- "'''" '''''.' '''''".
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VI h.. "''' Al ''.""' ''@' ""''
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go. nr i"' 'tt'\'I IA scat 4"
af' I'p''-
Iuun,i. ate putting "n ia" hni,h-
lr. tuu.h'" u HrI az ""i The h"I-
w,.i'r hw.'i"s
H., Hpew tccou'lN mnl" the
fastest tan" "h Itc''d '''N''h 80
aif,, nu' Tacoma.
The shu!l blasts from locomotives
can w." 30 ''"'' '"''' "'' ~" '''"
'''' - Wv "''
Capt Parker, oi the st'anr Me-
'"Tr has '''"'h'a i'"'" " ''''i
visit 10 "'''"'h'"'
The first insiHlim'nt oi through
'm"'a'h"'s' 'h'' H'"' '''''''''. ~
'''h 0A'"'''i INST
i'"p'" ate ho"umng to take
down To-" Nh"''' ana the noe III
hh'''l'''h" 90 Hl''hE
The tlty Council i"s awarded the
vhn''ht 81 we '"N '''' AHA "'''h'
""''' !" '"' '"'''P w.
Nj II \ iinSkall aud IA MISS pA-
VIZ VIZ" ""'''" :" '""'' '"s'' "
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itRS ''e """ cheaper IA 'h' mar
k,'| thhh W" 'h'hpeht meats "hu
"'i "'' "''' going "o""'
Plumbers have been at work, dur
ing the week, putting mp gas fixtures
In Dr Tuner brick building.
Rev Mr. Greer will conduct Uni.
tartan services, M Tacoma Hall, next
SUNDAY. morning aud evening.
Tie steamer PoI,Iof.Ly,ooL awnv
another boom Of logs. Wednesday,
from the yard of Mr. l.. &. Ellis.
The New York Cash Store Clear
.pe. aalo viii no, Ina, mucb lon,e,
4 warl ~ tho wise ~ sufficient"
Nes.ta silsb, md Wos,oo aro
m.l,ng large and f,eo,,ent shin.
mani. If ,o,.,eea 10 San F,anc;s.o
m, .. II ..
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:,
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AL. A.. ah.,,.. ,.. o.. A.
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50. ,ow ..,.,..,,n u,o,,, o,.
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s,... ,I,o r,o.,o,.l co.,,;a.;on
ss, ,i..,am,,i, ~ ",o,,,;r, an, /"
y.,, u,,,o ,a,,.,....n l.. ,I,..1 a.,
e.,..,.n
n must lac admitted Tint Mr.
Hoffman tx tho buzzssw of the
CITY Council. lilo fairly makes
things hum.
Mr. W n. Horton In engaged in
putting NJ pipe boring machinery at
The new establishment in tho rear Of
his residence.
Those gentlemen having the work
In charge, are advertising for bids
FOE rebuilding the the lower Tum.
water bridge aud draw.
MI FRANK smith, oi East Port
'ahh, WHO has been visiting friends
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A single ounce of average wheat
contains about 500 perfect kernels,
each separate keinal having no less
than six distinct shells or walls, or
coatings surrounding its great GEN.
trail four-bin. Down near its base
is little germ, which, in proper
conditions, swells out, feeds upon
the rest of the kernel; sends roots
down into the soil, and stem up
ward into the air, and finally devel-
ops into a grain stalk, often into a
stool OF them including several
stalks, each ono producing head
containing many new perfect grains,
&c Some thirty, some sixty, and some
a hundred fold often hundreds to
one seed.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST!
No ONE NEED SIIFFER.

1 SURE cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
n ngand liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams tan Indian REM
edy), called DIR. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of % or 80 years stand
ing. No one need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and cleo
tuaries do more harm than good. Will
liam's Indian Pile Ointment absOrbs the
tumOrs, aliays the intense itching. tpar-
ticularly ut night after getting warm in
bed), acts as poultice, gives instant re-
lief, and is prepared only for Piles, itch
ing of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. COilinberfy
of Cleveland says about DR.. Williams In
dian Pile Ointnient: I" have used scores
of Pile Cures, and it affords me pleasure
to say that have never found anything
which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DIR. Williams Indian Oint-
ment" For sale by all druggists and
maiIeI on receipt of price, soc and 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by Robt. Mari, Olympia, W. T.
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For Sale.

FlNIlE furniture, stock, fixtures and good
4 will of the best paying hotel in the
city of Tacoma. Particulars furnished on
application to j. l.. Stamford, Gas Works,
Olympia. W. Il
Olympia, Feb. 49, 1881. ct
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~ .1siuTer wears, sueh 80 Lose q, Meme
~, I.s--itHde. Nooturnal Emission, Aver.
sinil io Ns~iett. I,imne.- oi Vision, Nol.es
10 the Heat, The vital fluid passing uus,t,
s.rsed ~ the urine. AMI many other dis.
caa.- thai lra,i io Insanity snd heath.
bu INVITE Who j. q regular pbvsJ.
elan graduate of the I University of lcnn.
Jisanlal will sgfee Ia fsff.ii ttse Wss.
1ssa b.itss. Fec n sase nf this ki0d the
NtfsL wssf0WAJtNe under his s,e.
etai sds lee and tf"siuiuntl viii not cure,
80 g.; snN ihlng i,uIiafe 80 iajuflo,,s in,,pJ
la ~, bN. M,NtiE treats all private siis.
"ss,'- successfully without ''sefcury. Gee.
sstssti.~ tree. Jhnf,,ssut exn,,,lusii,,s,
and adv lee. Including snsiy.ls ~ urine.
~. ftiu 1T vital ttsssss~s u 40 a lattle.
80 ipat times a." quantity ~. sent To- any
address upon terriIt of pfise. 80 q. u. u,
set'i'" tfo'n oi'-ef''a.ie,, and in = private
naine ~ desired, hs
4. u. MISTIE. ND.
u heafney ~, Nan Francisco, Gal.
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Burn.

In Seattle, on the 23d inst, to the wife
of A. Harkcr, a daughter.
In Olympia. on the 2jth instant, to the
wife OF Herbert McMicken. Il daughter.
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PATENTS

OBTAINED, and all PATENT BUSI
" NESS at home or abroad attended to
for MODERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. s. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad.
wise as to patentabilitv free of charge;
and we CHARGE NO FEE UNLESS Pa
TENT Is ALLOWED.
We refer here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div, and to Off
Gals of the U. s. Patent Office. For circu.
lar, advice, terms, and references to actual
clients in your own State or county, write
to G. A. SNOW Il CO.,
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, ID. G,
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tDNSit.Et.s.,.

olympia consigHec> of Ge". w. Eii'J, II.
<. trElcI master.
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:. j MUu-nn. c-c BATTER,
= Nuts.
) Candy ami Ci:sI,s
i. l,;:Iuh;r. = pix Fir"..
y g. Gr,n... Hardware.
Matches,
a. u. Whitney, l Cigars.
=. T.. l.oamiS. ) Groceries.
CInat.y X Jones, l;ttnr,
Fruit.
ST GrocCric-.
TOl,Icco. Cigars,
IL SIX Beans. Sugar,
"a Salt, Feed. dc.
G. l.. Roberts, 5c> FInii,
G. l.. Mann, Stationery,
+. Brown, Whisky,
Gco. Collins Tar,
Oranges,
Groceries,
Bags,
Crackers,
Salt.
Gas Company, Iiardw, Meters.
&. II. Burntia@cr. Groceries,
Holmes Il Jones, ) Hardware,
ii. sabin, = Powder Rifles,
J. Byrne, Butter,
- Grocerirs.
Bacon. Neal
20 Flour and Feed,
j. C. Brautigam, l Butter.
7 salt.
81 Groceries.
Sugar, Beans,
D. A. '''S'S' Fruit.
q Groceries,
J. Brewer, 3 "
Butter,
J. Mcacham K Co., Irvine.
j. Chem, Dry Goods,
j. n. Brown, II Tobacco,
I. Harris. Hats,
KratZ Il Bonner, Butter,
l Lemons,
IS Groceries.
n SIX Beams. bis Sugar
S pkg Rice
SIX Salt
l.. Betlnln, 13cs Crackers,
- Groceries,
Mrs. NJ. {. Tuitc, 5 Fruit,
NJ. Otonner, Notions,
l.. lIiltz, 3 bis Beer
X. l.. Robertson, les Comb Honey.
Butter.
30 Groceries. etc,
s SIX Beans, Bacon.
% Salt.
4 Tnbacco,
X. Frost, 2pkg Stationery,
Rabhcs"n 4 lIarn'd Collins,
s. Stork, SIX Bacon,
2cs Butter,
T. c. Van Epps, . Toys.
. Glue and Ink.
Toklas Il Kaufman, Dry Goods.
Talcott Bros. 7 Groceries.
= Total, 10 $40 tons.
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7HE GRIiT
ENGLISH REMEDY,

lis q never failing
tuie iur Nervous
|.i,iiiiy, Exhaust esi
tally. Seminal
Weakness, slslnna.
|,urtiioa. ossss Ne ~.
heed. imts,teucy,
essssssssskss, i'mf.
aissss and III. tho
,srsii,i. effects ~
%ifAitise. youthful
|ft4it,sss aust es.s .s.s
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IN the Psaissss tsss,rt Of thusssas ss,ssty,
] Washington Territory.
tn the mailer ~ the Estate ef Charles
iins,nrisisf, siesss-@i
Az rcfsun. having elaims ssalass che
estate ~ Charles isis.aei.suf, tDssessSst.
ass hefVt's nssiuesi ia pfs.sns The sasne
With THE 10 pr sessstssfs ~ tbs uNstst.
s,sued, 81 h~s pisss II r...'isuee. on the
eafurf ~ faatth aad Washington tGvs sss,
in shs "isv ~ Olympia. ~ sail usu,Utv
aud feftitufs, Within sssse yest frsms tha
date hssvot, 90 The saute ell H. haired
MARY ! HtNNEtStkN.
tss"',iss 81 the last viii and tessasnent
af thsfis- bnrnieisiss de.oasea
February eth i~@s
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Mans Organism

rs the most complex work of the Crca.
i tor, and when this complicated strur
ture. SD eXIuisitcly wrought. is disturbed
by disease, the most efficient all should
x sought from the most skilliui ph,si-
ci> for the human body i too precious
to lie Neglected. IL becomes the quest ion,
then =" What physician shall he ON
plOyed 2"
DIR. OSCAR JoHANNESEN, of the UNIVERSITY
of Berlin, Germany, has made "a lifelong
STUDY of ailments OF the Nervous and
GenitO Urinary System.
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Jou> 4. Jrpsos Gro. n. k.spts.
Attorney ut Law. Heal Estate ard
Insurance tui
LAW, REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE
OFFICE on
Judsou & Handle.

T,cos, Wash, Ter Jan. ~, issa,
GEo. &. l-H,rL,
Attorney ~ f.aw,
Olympia. W, Y
b,dr Sir. Under new partnership AZ.
rangctnen,- made With NJ, ksndls, i
am obliged IL sever NV connection With
the Olympia oiiic. All uf NV TINE "
taken up here. Hni viii iE unable ~ go
To any tsrnt, rsrcIt in s,s"isl cs."-
where g,sust f.c- are paid t'ut relations
have always been So pleasant. that regret
IL leave OLYMPIA. but am obliged w.
yield under the demands of business aud
Interest, here. Yours 'tTuls,
JOHN q. ttpsUN.
Notice OF OisssiatIs~.
Notice u hereby given that the Iasftnui
ship heretofore existing i~twesn john y,
Judson and Gcorpe 4, Israel, under the
name OF Jud.on 4 Israel. has tse-n Ne
solved bv mutual consent. Hills due the
firm may he paid 10 either party.
JOHN u ~ tsrsbN
GEORGE Y. ISRAEL.
January 2ist 1855.
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Wanted.

A GENTS to sell DIXON'S now and 81.
IA perior MAPS and CHARTS. As
paying an agency as any In the world.
For 36 page catalogue, free. address
JOHN DIXON,
252 Market ST.,
San Francisco, Cal
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Go and see the crack shots at the Shoot
ing Gallery.
Mrs. Tuite has just received a fine lot OF
fresh oranges.
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@FREE IT

valuable treatise, explanatory OF pr.
JoHANNESEI's Sy>ttm will he seat bv mail
postpaid and securely sealed from ol,srr-
vation to any sufferer addressing his sole
authorized agent for the United States
and Canada, HENRY NOGELER.
10 South Street, New York.
N- Complicated symptoms treated from
Or. JoHlNNEsLN's Special Prescription. un
der advice of duly qualified consulting
physician.
Allc0rrespondercc held as strictly conf
iidental, and advice by mail Tree o
charge.
january.
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Boot and Shoe.
IItE
Whole Community

Isl. Ills i'icrs are a. loN - are askod
i"i goods uit,ir unls a. sell
81 u" warrants every Article sold ~
h'n ~ all respects
81 lie employs large .,uul,er 81
81 ll"d w"Ikih"n Who's" wages B. -punl
with us.
it'll. iiis goods nrr ~ letter aualit, than
th"s" bought haihaSsid Icy in,N I'.rlrn"ed
dealers.
9TH, Ills goods are OF the latest II lea
aud fashion.
lie now has un hand
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HIS REMEDIES CURE

ANY Debility or Derangcmcnt of the Ner-
vous System, including Spcrsnatorhora.
G0norrhca, Syphilis, Structure, Impotence,
etc., etc.
HECAC Sc you may have been cheated
and fooled by QrAcKs who claim To cure
this class of disorders do not hesitate To
give DIR. JoHAN>EsEN'S method a fair trial
before your case becomes chronic and In
durable