Washington standard. [volume], January 14, 1871, Image 3

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It m iin .r lif« i* W»ti r.- n :lit
Senator *i.l H;t*C 1 {V rctanr
l'i-h. after :!. :. ;• i.: . ..t ..t :lu !i. 1. .:ia
l,c_i-latUTc. HI M .i ii.
11 i< un \ ' 1 tli i' n ! the « fnrcr* of
!•«•»»h w ! lo . in , daV» iu.- re
«lciti<'U lit ill' !-.i t ..
A gencril of.li t1: i-jii t fopn pnuvul
jritcil fi in tlir War I j.irtliicnt. making
cxictiM\e ti .u-l'.i» aiiJ a -igiiiucuta, and
tiiiui>tvi> int.
Down-Sound Items.
The following ilctr.s are from the Seattle
JulvUijjt net i":
(jt'K'KKST TRIP ON llr.coßi*.—The bark
Tiilal HV/rr, (';i|it. 1«i y11o!• IH, of Port
Madi.«on, arrived at the wharf ut that place
on New Year's Day, having omde the
round trip ti> S:in Francisco and back in
the unprecedented time of twenty-two
tiny*. She was (■even dny.i goin£» In Pan
l'rancii-eo, where slio discharged 780.00!)
feet of lumber; icmaiucd iheie a week,
titid sailed on Chri.-tnias for Port Madii on.
I'pou going out of the " Golden Gate,"
t-lie eueouiitered northerly winds, and
Hood oil' to the westward ami southward
s>(io miles, when the wind hauled to S.
W., and continued fair to Cape Flattery,
from which point to' Port Town-cnd was
ruu iutside. of six hc.iir.-4. This bark was
built at Port Madison, of Ptiiiet Sound lir,
for Meigs & (Jawley. Slic is the largest
single deck vessel of which wo have any
knowledge; is one ( f the staunehest afloat;
is coiunii.udod by an able and experienced
navigator, and lur trips average with the
bet. The three quickest rfiiind trip* re
corded arc: TI:o Tidal M'are, of I'ort
Madison, '22 day.-; (he buikcutiisc Con
t/i/u/in/i, of Port Gauilile, some years ago.
2.'1 days; and the schooner Xorieti//, of
San Francisco, to Tneomu and hack, arriv
ing May '24 th, IS7O, in "li days. One
pleasing feature in connection with this
unparalleled voyage, and which lias ren
dered its accompli.-hmeiit a matter of in
terest and pride, is the fact (h it there has
been a standing! fcr made I v the proprie
tors of the Port Madixcii Mills, Messrs.
Meigs & Gawlcy, of a new suit of clothes
throughout to nny one of the Captains
rif their VCSM'IS who ? 1 oulil in ike the round
trip to San Francisco and back inside of
twenty fi«"c days, an ! we ('apt.
Jlevnohls upon having won t'ne prize, and
Inore than se.rpa-s'iig the exj potations of
the Company, and expect to .-co him, the
tiext time become-. to Seattle, rigged out
in new apparel from " heel tn truck.'' In
lints relurrimr to I'.ipt. iieynol is, it de
trarls in nn degiee from the cl'.ic cut cliar
nctcr of nny of the cmnnanders growing
gray in that t-ph m'tid line of freight and
passenger ship-, to add. slili further, tluit
lie ii riehlv i'e <>rvin_r of this distinction
which he has attained.
Alt it i vat. vv.oM Km.rvi Yau.v.y
Mr. Win. Wri-jht, wli.-i leA licro list full,
sirrlvcd here direct from Kiieias Valley on
Thursday oveniiiji. li:ivin tf left thure eleven
days previously. lie report* the snow in
the valley to have lieen six inches deep
when he left, nml in the Snoi|>in!niie *'a<s
tlirce feet deep when lie pas»e 1 through.
I'or fifty miles lie h • i < 1 In travel no stinw
shoes, nml on pcr'e'we l eniri lcrnMe liit'i
enity on aeenitnt of the snow he'njr very
soft. The weather on the other side of
the mountains, Mr. \V.. states was very
coM. hut stock was in fust ra'e condition,
nml plenty nf' feed fur cattle was to he had
"Mr."Wright left yes'crday fur S cilacoimi.
in the nciphhorhof d of which place he in
tends to rc-ide until next sprin*;, and then
10?itrii tu the valley.
As Indian Murder J im Keokuk.•
mi Indian, of bad reputation, w:is killed
1y another Indian. named Tobey. on
'I hursday n'vht, on the bench a short d's
tmice from Bay View House. 'Hie net
was commixed wliile the pnrtics word lin
ger (lie influence of Honor. It nppcirs
•1 iui was stiikins; T< lev with a club. when
(lie latter drew a knife and stabbed liini in
• lie heart. There was n<> commotion in
this community concerning tlio ninttcr.
I'roni tlio Port Town-en,J Strssage of
January lOlli:
Si itvK.v fir Wrsr Finn ftp Hood's
Can At,. —ffe learn that earlv in tin* sprint;
engineers of tlio Northern Pacific l'ailrond
will survey tlio route from the head of
Hood's Canal, its we-t side, past
Oolseed Inlet, to head of Port Discove
ry hay and thence to Port Townsetid.
It i: I. KAS in—Tlio North German ship
Herman ami l£m»ia, which was seized nt
Port Discovery for violation of the revenue
laws, has been released; a compromise
linvin« heen effected by which the poods
were taken by the Customhouse authori
ties and the vessel .riven up. The articles
seized were a lot of cheat) German wines,
cigars, bitters, etc. 'J'lio whole affair
seems to have been " a great cry and little
•wool," as the devil paid when he shaved
the hop. The ship cleared, yesterday, for
Peru, but still lies at anchor in our har
ibor.
REMOVAL OF THE MESSAGE TO OLYM
PIA. —The Olyni|ii:i papers, upon tlio
«tren«itli of a report of :i lying correspond
ent of the Ttihtwr tliat tiiff Ute.ssasx was
to be removed to Olympia, have aired their
sentiment. pretty extensively regarding us.
It never has intention to remove
the McKsagr from l'ort Townsend ; on tho
contrary, we are making arrangements to
enlarge and improve it in every respect.
M o intend to remain liere and make the
Message one of the best papers on tho
Sound. If our brother editors have no
better authority to go upon than that of the
lying Tribune, we trust thoy will here
»ftor mako uo comments upon our sup
posed actions.
FATA I, TO TIIE TEETH. —Arc all acrid
preparations. They may bleach the enamel,
but they as surely dissolve and destroy it.
The mild, geni:tl balsamic and preservative
Sozodont, iniproguatcd with tlic Saponin
of the famous tropical Soap Tfcp, of Cbili,
is the only absolutely safe article of its
kind in the market, and protects the
Teeth from all destructive influences, as
well as keeps theui fixe fiym tartar.
« '' -> -4* l i . <*"l
" SPALDING S UI.UK," handy and useful.
I.AK'.E Emu*—TW txpnm ISN
it lVi» place wwi>W »bo«k titf MM «f «i
--prcm matter by the Otympit U*t Wedi»
Jay, ciinpri»itiz Pome eiphtr twekapea.
■ 11l
n m gngn.r <PMirms CvMMsjrr.
t«f f. MACtEAY,'**q.
HI TTER—Fresh. per pouud, 3TJc.
K.'.liS—per dozen, 'Mr.
|[ A MS—Sujrur rnre l. |>cr pdund, 22c.
HACOX—pi-r pouii'l, 20c.
1 SHOFLDERS—" I.v.
CHEESE— " 2.1 c.
LARD— «« 20c.
FLOUR—Extra Fine, per barrel, $7 <itf:
" Superfine, " 6 iO•
NlfOßTS—tier pound lie.
RIJAT— '« lc.
CHOPPED FEED. per ponnd, 2jc."
OATS—Per bitlh#l, B6«.
POTATOES—!*er bushel, 00c.
PLC MS—Dried, 12c per lb.
APPLES— " Or per lb.
WOOL—Per pound, '<!oc
C01?N MEAL—per pound, fie.
BEAN'S—White, " 6e.
" Pink, " sc.
WHEAT—Per bushel, $1 00.
We r.rc indebted to Messrs. Doolev k Rod
gcrs for the fallowing report:
It KEF CATTLE—7c.
SHEEP—S2 50 and s.l perliend
1101 IS—oe, prross weight.
ONIONS—Per bushel, $2 00
HlDES—(ircen, $3.
■f* p'V Persons to t,uecesfnlly ennvais
£ Tor premiums offered by the
PEOPLE'S WEEKLY, And you
ft V K will be rewarded by ft genuine
Wnlttaam Watch. Two great
Stories arc now being published in the People's
Weekly. " For a Woman's Sake," and " Dame
Mildred'? Plot." The paper is only 50 cents a
jew. Send for Watch Circular and sample
copy. Address Oliver Crook k Co., Dayton,
Ohio.
Janmiry U, 18TI. Il:w2
Mr. (.'rook's Wine of Tar
only promptly removes Coughs and
Colds, but also cleanses the lungs of the
Mill, tames which clog llicm up, and which
rapidly destroy, when suffered to remain. It
cures nil Bronchial Affections. The distress
ing sorcni-ss incident to tlie attacks of Asthni >,
me always relieved by it. The- certificate of
cures of Attfliiiia and IlronctaltlH,
place it ns the foremost Medicine for the-c
complaints, mid show the remarkable curative
power it possesses. A remedy which has been
tested and proved in a thousand different ways,
capable of curing nil discuses of the thre at and
IIIIIJ;<, performing many very remarkable cures,
iik rits a trial from all who are suffering from
similar affections, and vainly seeking relief.
The multitudes it litis cured praise its virtues.
Will yon 1 t prejudice pi event you Iroiu b' ing
cured N I .JO. Try one l>(>flle.
January 14, IX7I . 1 l:w4
F REE!
WATCH I
.V Nice Watch !
A limiting Caso Watch
A Silver Watch!
A Reliable Watch !
A (.J oil J Watch !
An American Watch!
A Wnlthnm Watch!
A Watch for a Gentleman !
A Wntch fur m Ijady !
Gold Chain for a (icntlcman!
(Juld Chain for a Lady !
An Kasv Wav to Get a $23 EcliaMf Antrim
Watch.
AGGAI'S AUG WANTED
To procure ciunnssirs for
"FW VTO\\.W* "\YCC\K\V^.
The reward for getting five successful enn
varti-rs to work for premium.* which will he
tent, to show canvassers, will he h genuine
WAI.TIIAM WATCH.
Tlie npplicmt fur full particular*, must enclose
n letter Irom h prominent business man of hit*
place that he is court'TUXT nil J rniHTWOBTIIY.
.\dilre»s,
Oliver Crooii & Co M Dayton, Ohio.
FOII A WOMAN'S SAKE,
FOII A WOMAN'S fc.\RE,
It)It A WOMAN'S SAKE,
run A WOMAN'S SAKK,
FOR A WOMAN'S SAKK,
Fi<lt A WOMAN'S SAKE.
1
The most Thrilling nnd Interesting Romance
ever written, is now being published in the
People's Weekly. Another (srent Story.
•• Dame Mildred's Plot," commences in Christ
mas number. -
Only no Cents* a Tear.
Send 2 cent stamp for fnoiple copy and pre
mium list. Ad dre.-"".
OLIVER CROOK & CO.,
Duyton, Ohio.
January 14, 1371. I!:w4
. " U S. B.IIKNLLY,
OIM M,INI;EE AND u. 8. urin sinitn,
/""VItDERS left nt the office of Francis Henry,
V/ Laud Agent, in the TownlUU, will meet
with prompt intention.
Olympln, Jan. 7, 1871. lt):tf
OLYMPIC HOT£LT
Cor. Main and Fourth Streets,
Olympia, W. T.
Z>dX. FT. &OWJTLZ, fPltQp'S.
CLIO AN licds, Excellent Pare and Polite
Attentian. YOJ 9 T
. - Hoard per day (transient) „$2 00
Taiile Board per week J 00
Olympitt, Jan. 1, 1871. o:tf
DENNISON & WIXGARD,
ATTORNEYS AX L_AW_
BF. DE NX I SON and S. G. WIXGARD
# have entered into partnership for the
practice of theirprofrssion in tlic several Courts
of Law; Chancery and Admiralty, in the Ter
ritory of Washington.
Offices at Oljuipia and Port Townsend, W.
January Ist, 1871. 0:1y
ii. A Tbboix
\*e\\vW\ avvi "fivv'vVAt*,
'''. r " ish Ptoug and Specifications for
Dwellings, Store*, Churches, and other
I'liniiq Buildups, w tli* mo* modern styles.
\\ ill also contract to ftirnioh material! and
silted or ftddreied at t*e ofice of the Surveyor
General.
Olympia, W.T. Oct. 16, 18C0. 50:tf
F. K. Louthan,
■iiniLi ASP ■trail MTM ta
BTAPI.K AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, WIMS J9 IKPIB,
C'u»an a\\A ToWeo,
All of which I offer
Olxeap for Oa sli
VSDEB OLYMPIC HOTEL,
* ' FM
Cor. Main and 4tli Streets.
Put-chafers will Sod it to their to
give me a call.. F. K. LOUTHAN.
Olympia, Dec. 3, IB7Q. &:tf
MSF&B&ISMMEWr.
NEW GOODS,
LOW FHIOBS.
I* PHIHSCH,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Olympin aud Thursivn county that he
haii opened bis new store,
Owner of Main and Fourth Stf., Ofympta,
Containing an entire new and well (elected and
assorted stock of
STAPLE AID FM DRY GOODS,
BUOII AS
COTTON AND WOOLEN 00ME8TICS,
Dress Goods,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
oiynA
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
«OJB
LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
XX cits and Caps,
STAPLE AND FANCY
anooßßißs,
Wines and Liquors, for Medicinal Purposes,
Crockery and Glassware, Hardware, Wooden
ware, Farming Implements, Sta
tionery, Etc., Etc.
I shall also deal in till kinds of Produce,
lut'll ns Grain, Flour, Hides, Furs. etc., etc.
No effort will ue spared to merit the patron
age of the public, nnd I promise entire satisfac
tion to all who trade with mc.
Come and examine mv stock of goods. Come
one, come all ' L. IIIKSCII.
Olympia, Nov. 12, 1870. 2:ly
T. HACLMY & €O.
—HAVE JUST RECEIVED A—
I,AIIGE AND CHOICE
Stock of Groceries
From San Francisco,
HVk'cA trill be Sold Chrap for Coth by the Pack
age at Whole,ale Pritet.
Oregon Pro,lute always on M, from (tie House of
COKBITT & MACLEAY,
PORTLAND.
T- Maoloay cto do
OL TMVIA.
April !0, 1870. U:tt
For Victoria I
TIIK FAVORITE STEAMER
OL YMPIA,
D, U. Finch, Master,
I EAVES for VICTORIA and Intermediate
j points cveiy—
MONDAY MORNING,
Returning the Oi.rucia will leave Victoria
every
o\ \\ oVVV
She will also make trips to P'»RT TOWN
SEND, leaving Olympia every
THURSDAY MORNING,
Returning Friday Evenings,about 5 o'clock.
Olympia, Oct. 30,18G9. 21:tf
THE BEST PAPER,
AND THE
BEST INDUCEMENTS.
THE Quarter's 13 Numbers SENT FREE to
all subscribing, before Dee. 23th, 1870, fof
next year'*
MOORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER,
TUB GREAT ILLUSTRATED
"RWTOV <V\\&. "W c«Y\vy
Tble U mot only the Largest, Rest aud Cheap
est, but by f*f tUe Largest-Circulating Journal
of it* Class I Xationalin character, Ably Ed
ited, Superb? Illustrate* and Printed, it is the
Best American Weeklj',
It is the Standard Authority on all branches
of Agricalture, Horticulture, 4e. As a Litem
ry and Family paper, it is a f.ivorite from Cana
da to California. Indeed, Moose's IU'UL hat
no riral in it» Sphere, and is the Largest Illus
trated Journal on the Continent—each number
containing Sixteen Five-Column Pages, (dou
ble tie size of most papers of its class).
I A |
Among recent accessions to the RcnAi/a tin
equaled Editorial Staff is that of Hon. T. liart
Hyatt, ofCala., ns editor of the Pacific Coast
Department—a near and valuable feature. By
prompt umiliug and rapid railroad transit, the
ItI°JUL now reaches the Pacific Slope about the
time of its date.
Termt, Inducements, d-c.
TERMS—S3 a year of 52 numbers, and only
$] 50 in clubs of ten. This quarter's 13 num
bers sent FRKE, as ofTered above. Our Club
Inducements for 1871 are unprecedented. Spe
cimens, Premium Lists, Ac., sent free to all
firming club , —and we want alive Club Agent
ia every town. Address
D. D.'T. MOURE, 4t Park Row, S. Y.
o:w4
CWim. %. Vidtf'v«Mv.
* f »
£tow, l?ort Somtsftul.
ROTHSCHILD & CO^
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS,
gnd Shoes, (Janrjj (soodn, (Stvpftf,- Wines, jiquors,
Crockery and General MerchftXiMise.
TTAVING made arrangements to import
I I a large portion of our stock direct from
tbc Eastern Cities,and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose of buying goods
from first hands, we can otrcr inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
nfsOrtmjnt will be complete in every depart
ment, and we want it known that
We Will Wot be Vnderaold
by any dther firm on Puget Sound.
I A DIES' Drj Goods and Hosie-y—a com
j plete assortment, and new styles, just re
ceived at ROTHCHILD k CO.'s
/CLOTHING and Famishing Goods, in large
I / (.uantities and at reduced rates, at
H ROTHSCHILD * CO.'s.
MISSION Woolen and Blanket*;
Oregon Woolen Goods, and Pacific
Woolen Underwear, at Agent's rates.
AGENCY of tt»« United Anaheim Wine
Grower'* Association is at Rothschild k
Co.'a, where a full atock of their different
wines can always be found.
Agonts for Wells, Fargo c*> Co.
&IGHT.XE9 & ftOSEXTBdZ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
JSWTSATO CATS,
Oreg«* and California
Woolen Goods,
<£rochcrg, %};tr(hv;trc,
(ivoemu cv\\A "Vvo\>\*vo\\%.
A full nnd well-selected assortment of
General Merchandise,
AI. WAYS 0\ lIAXD.
A Fine Assortment of the Choicest Liquors,
K'j>t Conilanthj in Store,
This honsehas better facilities for obtaining
poods cheap than any other in Olympia. Mr.
Li/htncr, having had many years' experience
in this place, remnins in San Francisco, and
devotes his tima nnd attention to the wants of
this business.
TIIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Paid for Wools, Fnm, and other
Country Produce.
LIGHTNER k ROSENTHAL.
Olympia, Jan.B 17, 10.18:tf
Standard Bakery.
HAVING leased the Stftndn/d Rakcry, we
are now prepared to furnish, on the
nmst reasonable terms, to the trade,
Pilot and Kavr Bread, Soda Bin
cult, Butter and Sugar
Crackers, Ginger Snaps.
&c &c &c.
Will keep on hand all the various grades and
brands of
FLOUR, »" MILL- PRICES,
Together with a Choice Selection of
Ci&QGERIKS , for 1(1.VIY VSB,
Highest price paid for good Country
Produce.
Orders respectfully solicited nnd satis
faction guaranteed.
EAGAN & BARLOW,
Successors to Ward & Mitchell.
Olympia, July 9, 1870. 3tf:tf
CITY BAKERY,
GROCERY mPROVISION STORE.
MAIN STREET,
Between Tblrd and Fourth Sts.
OLYMPIA, W. T.
RA. PARK BR, thankful for past pat
, ronnge, solicts a continuation of the
same. I will endeavor to keep on hand at all
times a choice selection of
FAMILY groceries,
AT REASOXABLE RATES.
All Grades of Flour,
Also every variety of
BREAD, PIES,
CAKES, CRACKERS.
* MADE TO*ORDER.
Good* delivered to any part of the city.
Highest eash price paid for country prodnce.
R.A. PARKER
Nov. 20,1870. 4rtf
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 1
County of Thurston. / M "
In tlie District Court of the 2d Judicial District,
holding terms at Olyupia for Thurston el al.
counties.
Sai*U Hosts, Pet'rj ]
v*. y Libel for Divorce.
Andrew J. Moses, Deft. )
To AIDBSW J. MOSES: You are hereby noti
fied that Sarah Moses has tiled a complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on
to be heard at the first term of the court, which
shall commence more than six weeks from the
24tb day of December, A. I). 1870, and unless
you appear at said term and answer, the same
will be taken as confessed an<l the prayer there
of granted. The object and prayer of said
complaint is to obtain a divorce from yon, nnd
also to obtain the core of »thc miuor children,
vii: Ida Moses, aged 15, Dora Moses, aged 12,
Etta Moses, nged 10, nud James Moses, aged 7
year*, Kate Moses aged 4 years, and alto to
obtain sueh other and further relief a» maj
be just. SARAH MOSES.
Complaint and notice filed Dec. 21, 1870.
F Whiskies and Liquorp, Of et etf kind, and
all the Popular Bitters and Byrnp«, tot (Mlu in
packages to suit by
ROTHSCHILD * CO.
TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes and Stems ;
every variety nt
BOTHSCHILD k CO.'i.
ROTHSCHILD k CO. are Agents for the
Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
EXCHANGE on San Francisco, and Legn'
Tenders bought and sold, and Drafts dis
counted on liberal terms, by
BOTHSCHILD 4 CO.
BOOKS and Stationery, a complete assort
ment, at ROTHSCHILD k CO.'s.
GOOD.? bonght and sold on commission in
Biin Francisco or* New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD & CO.'i.
MIGHEST market price paid in ensh for
IVrs, Hides, Wool dhd' Conntry Pro
,by ROTHBCAAir k' CC.
Wholesale andßetail.
043 PACKAGES,
CONTAINING
$25,000 WORTH
N R
C\.o\\\vwv«, CkVoc,evvc%, fiooU,
Shoes, Hats, Caps,
PROTISIOSS, FROfKERY, CARPETS,
Cigars, TQB*CCQ,
Ac &c fcc.
Just received from San Francisco and New
York, nnd which will be sold
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
at L. & B. BETTMANS'.
Bfc£T New good 3 received by every steamer.
Oct. 1, 1870. 48:ly
Oll'fll AND CRAY'S HARBOR.
LOOK HERE STRANGER!
IF you want to see and travel through the
best part of Washington Territory west of
the Cascade Mountains, jump into the wagon
which leaves Olympia every Monday morning,
carrying the U. S. Mail and welis, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, touching at
Elms, Montcsanfl, H*qnium and Chchalis Poiut,
connecting with the line rnnning via Slioalwa
ter ltay to Oysterville, Pacific City and Astoria-
Returning, leaves Astoiia every Tuesday
morning, and arrive at Olympia by 6 o'clock
on Saturday evening.
Try it; will try to make it ns pleasant ns
possible. For particulars enquire of
JOIIN NAILOR.
October 22, 1870. fl:tf
Covv\\\v^
AND
WASHINGTON TERRRITOKY LAND AGENCY AND
COLLECTION OFFICE
OF
Francis ECenry.
OFFtCti /rV 3*o IftV MsiLL.
THE proprietor has the only Abstract of
titles in Thurston comity, the correctness
and reliability of which he is prepared to dem
onstrate to all interested by an exhibition of
his books, a:id is prepared to transact a
<$ cut rut gteat gsiuh siisinrss,
will buy and sell real estate on commission,
pay taxes, perfect titles, negotiate loans and
make collections.
Guarantees title, without extra charge
when employed as conveyancer.
Olympia, Aug. 30, 1870. 42:tf
F. M LAMPED, M. I).,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS A
PRACTITIONER OR MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
To the people of Olympia and vicinity.
Consultation Room at Laud Office; resi
dence on Fourth, between Main anu Washing
ton Streets.
Oct. 28, 1870.
ALDEN H. STEELE, M. D.
FORMERLY of Oregon City—late A. A.
Surgeon U. S. A.
Residence on east side of Franklin, between
Tenth and Union Streets.
Office at Turner's Drug Store, Main Street.
Mny 30, 1868. 30:tf
Batches i BATCHES !
[TAKE pleasurs in announcing to
the public of Olympia and surround- f /T
ing community that I have permnnrnt- VJX
ly located in this city, to execute ail work per
taining to the art.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ac., neatly re
paired with dispatch, and warranted, or no
m- G. W. PARKER,
Room in Olympia Drug Store.
Olympia, Dec. 24, 1870. B:tf
Dx-J. Mitcuell JSASOJT,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
MAY be fonnid al bis residence hear Oak
lund, .MasJU county, W. T.
July 30, 1870. 31»:lj*
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For a few Mats ydu eaa taqr
of your Grocer orDruggfrt'fk
package of SEA KOBB FABUK
made from pure Irish Memfr
Carrageen, which will sake
sixteon quarts cf Blanc Ifangfe,
and a like quantity of Paddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Basse, Ae. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delieiomn
food in the world. It makes »
splendid Dessert, and has no'
eqnal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children*
A Glorious Change!!
THE GREAT WORLD'S TO3TCC.
. v.- 't&sib
Plantation Bitters.
This wonderful vegetable te
st orntire is tbe sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. Ar a'
touic and cordial for the aged
anif languid) it hat no equal
among stomachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sn6«
Jcct, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate, or frigid, it act*'
as a specific in every specie* Of
disorder Which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks doWn
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
F. rasss&L
REAL ESTATE AttNT
roa
Washington Territory,
HAS FOR SALE
20,000lifJSSto 0 * LIKD '
Ifum, txKvd
LANDS,
Improved and nnimproved, located on Poget
Sound nod in the interior of tbe Territory,
MAKES COLLECTIONS,
PAYS TAXES,
Rents Proporiy.
Notary Public aod Wlftlor «f Claim.
ttEFi'US TO
Gen. James Tilton, former Surveyor Gtoernt
of Washington Territory.
Messrs. A. E. & C. E. Tilton,
f.ibertjr st, New York.
Messrs. l.ndd & Tilton, Bankers, Portland 0.
Gen. John McO'ratken, I'urtUml, 0.
Geo. S. Gladwin, Esq., Broker, Sun Fran
cisco.
Ld. Lowcnberg, Esq.', Victoria.
September 24, 187# 47:tf
JAB. R. ROBBIfIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMIC WINES,
Brandies, Whiskies, Jtc.
No. 15 Commercial Street,
SEATTLE, IK. T.
GfDuinc Cutter WliuAj always m Baal
Seattle, Nov. 19, 1870. 3:ly
WiL&MM thiriast><Y.
OFFICE HO. 64 FBOWT STREET
Portland, Oregon.
REAL ESTATE DEALEft,
Special Collector «r Claims.
A large amount of CITY and EAST PORT*
LA.ND property for sale.
Alto, IMPROVED FARMS and valuable un
cultivated LAXDS, located in all parts of the
State.
Investments iu Real Estate and other proper
ty m>icle for correspondents.
Claims of all descriptions promptly collected
Houses and stores leased.
All kinds of Financial ftad General Apncj
business transacted.
Parties bavins FARM PROPERTY for pa'*
will please furnish descriptions of the «ame to
agents of this olnce, m frach of the principal
cities and towns In this State.
Portland, Sept. 10, tB7O. 4S:jrt
iPEQPX/ES'
rjvs&BsiM'CJS cojtr&jrr.
Saa Francisco, California.
Firo a»4M!strlxic.
§oti &oin, S32WM 00
WJ*W««I Liability at MwkMUuu
C F. MACDERMOT, ftaridtttt. .
H. 0. HORNER. Secretary ~
O. H. BIOBLOIT, titi'l AJh*-
Merchandise Intared o* Ottn M 4 Oftftudl
Railroad at lowest rates.
Policies issued haze* #ithout tHe neVfeuilj
of application to Uio head office....
nr. ciuteßY, ir t < -
General Agent fin Yerritoiy.
MKrtSOrtAtfH PTPKSjdrt rereitetf'
warranted g*«ai»»hr
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