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Extrae, from letter received from Physician in Md.

Extrnct from letter received from Physician IN Md
. =. E.ss a CAMBRIDGE Nd, Oct 9th, 1850.
Mcssrs SANDS Gentlemen My little daughter was al
ictcd long time with Sore Head and Eyes, and by
using your Sarsaparila, perfectly cured other medi
cnes Sarsaparas having failed to relieve her. Having
its efficacy, Inow confidently recommend
1t in preference TO other as seems to possess proper,
contained in other preparations and find That
purchasers after they have used il, invariably want the
article again. whenever they require medicine Tor
which this is recommended. Respectfully yours,
J. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. d Df
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST.
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Cunadas Price 81
bottci six bottles for s.. For sale by
IT.. J. II. CRUNBACKER,
.. BID. No. TO Main ST, Wheeling.
l.. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh Scaton d Sharpe OF Maysvilc,
ShackleIord d Crichton Portsmouth,; and r. H. Hinnnn
Cincinnati scpt10-3m
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wuEELING GAS CopIP.l
CHURCHES.

Pfesident-JoHS w. Gill. Serreiary-Jas. S. whcatc
TeaImr-Josiah F. UpdegraG Engineer and Inspector
San,i. II. Goldthorp.
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MEDICIN AL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
Tbo. best lscrnedy over known'to IInn

For Coughs, Colds asthma, Group Bronchitis, Ius'zo,
Beedng Of the Lunss, Difficult Breathing, Lirer A6ec
TONS Pain Wedkuess of he Breast or Side, First
Stages of Consumption, de-, de-, dc.
In Short Balsnm peculiarly adapted to every disease
Lungs and Liver, which is produced by our cVerp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess mro'an,
in land Physicians often prescribe II in different
variety OF complaints. Tar, also, has oocn
equally noted oris virtucs and physicians, whose
to declare that even consumption could be cured by tha
alone other hands, again. It nearly valueess owing
no doubt to their ignorance N PREPARING ana
and long experiment. ~ - 6 "a -iasJ -
Tnc extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub
in DR.. WiSTARs HALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. by
chemical process everything dceterrs or useless Is
rejected SO remains Is the extraordinary and
diseases known to To convince all unbcevers
that our theory is really true refer to few OF
cures performed by this wonderful! medicine r.
g 500 $50 9f9 & q 9
'arsa y slsa sasg ere ess, Ss Of "''r
Mt Eden, KY, July 81, 1852.
Messrs Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gens:-Thc cdr.
Wstars I,asam Wild Cherry" that bought OF you has
OF such sgDa benefit In family that wish TO make
My wife cold at the time of her confinement, which
ceted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her s
cougsj she given up despared OF her recovery
and her child partook OF her complaint She then com
MERGED taking "IpistdrS Baisam Of Wild Cherry" and
three bottles effected entire with her and the child
both.
have doubt that they would been in their
graves II they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. II ~ - 4T. r s........ SETH X SEARCf.i
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate above, is of
much veracy as any in this country and man OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance his statement
-sE.. did. HARCOURT, HOWARD & CO.
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nifty on the curative powers eo''tAi'''" " - -,
the great reputation and extended use oil which mas neon
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mann, .r,r,io, while sarsaparilla Root forms
the use OF THIS Pfepafatioh- :" iio -. ~ '.S
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manner OF its preparation, that Its remarkable success III
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mcrehnnta' and mechnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1895. CkrrrAL $4,000.
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Discount day-Tpesday.
81 North Western Hank Of Virginia.
INCORPORATES 1919. CAPITAL $4,000.
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JOHN G. CAMPBELL, Presidenti pIs'L. LANE, Cashier
Discount day-Thmsday.
80 - "a
., lInnuneturers' and Farmers Bank
rf OF Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL Stock 1000
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't. JouS LIST. Cashier.
wheeling snvIngs' Institution.
No. 1872 Main ST
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Discount day-Thursday
savings' Hank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
o. INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $1,000.
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In rating distance newspapers TO the
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No. 49, MONROE STREET.
JACOB S. sHRIvERs Pm. sI1Tg
,,,y., Nm DEPARTURE AArLs-CSEw ARRANGEMENT
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Great Mail-ariives at 6! a. M, from the West
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departs at G, A. N. 49,, s,.,,r,.,.. =,
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en- m Departs Friday at 6, a. IN. , 49,
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,ay Thursday and Saturday.
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the rates of Postage as follows: , ..,;u
ON Lfters-Any distance within the u S. not exceeding
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Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate Is above, is OF
much veracity any in this country, and OF good
Judgment, and place entire reliance his statement
- HARCOURT, HOWARD & CO.
, 1852-10-16

News FROM VALrARAIso-.The captain
Of the n. b. Palmer has favored us with a
few copies-of the Di0rio up 10 the 18th
August1but they contain little ofimportancc.
The reports of the Chilean Legislature
are without interest, containing the motions
referred 10 in our last extracts.
The Improvements al the city of Santa.
60 appear to be such that this capital will
soon ouldo the gems Of South American
governmental seats.
The Harmonica Society has raised funds
for the establishment of an apothecary shop
for the poor. The ladies' of Valparaiso have
particularly contributed, by lending their
assistance at concert given for this phildn-
ihropc purpose.
The latest news from the port Of Consli
luclon gives an interesting picture of its in
creased commerce. There is, however, one
great drawback 10 It's farther extension, to
wit: the great bar, which prevents large
vessels from getting in al oil times; but
some merchants have giwn orders for a
small steamer 10 take such vessels in tow as
are prevented by the wind or tide from get
Ting in or out. The Chilean brigantine
Maule was wrecked on the coast, about nine
miles 10 the norlhward Of Con,titucion.
At Conception the people are complain
ing against the bad administration of Justice,
the justice of the peace being man with
out knowledge, continually committing er-
ror' in transferring the documents on Grim
NAL and other matters TO a superior court,
causing parties thus to be arrested and re-
main in prison for some months before their
cases are properly investigated,
The Dtdrio calls the attention of govern,
mcnt among other things 10 the necessity Of
making the Chilean rivers navigable, which
appears to he easily done. They name
among others the Imperial, Biobes, Stata,
Mataquio, and Rapel, running through fer.
tile districts, covered with beautiful hacien.
das, and large towns these principal rivers
contain a sufficient volume of water 10 be
shipped by small steamers or schooners, but
they would require thorough examination
by able engineers, and proper maps 10 make
these advantages available.
The expedition forwarded by the govern
ment TO the Island ofChiloe, and which had
10 proceed 10 the straights of Magellan with
acolony of German agriculiurers, had ar
Ilved at the said Island, and was preparing
for its further journey.
The perpetrators Of heavy robbery in a
German house had been arrested and part
OF the goods and money stolen were recov-
ered.--[Alta California, Oct. lst.
, 1852-10-16
OnMrrA, Oct. y, 1859.
, A>.,N DART ESQ.

OnMrIA, Oct. y, 1852.
To ANsoN DART, ESQ,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs Oregon
Sir In letter sisncd by you, which
appears in the Columbian " Of the 9th
in.t, / observe the following paragraphs;
" notice an article published in the first
number of tn, " Columbian," giving an &C.
count of the Puget Sound country, signed
al. 4. c." in which the writer has seen
fl, to drag in the name Of the Superntcnd-
eut Of Indian Affairs for Oregon
" Had II. A. G.. taken the same pains to
n.t correct information touching the acts
and doings Of the Superintendent of Indian
Affair, be would have spoken differently in
the attempt to enlighten the community on
IL, subject"
Sir, | hold that no man Of correct feeling
will ever make charge against another,
particularly one affecting his official clarac-
Ter, without being able to substantiatc it ;
and should ever make any charge against
you for faults oil official commission, ba per-
iecty well assured that stand prepared to
prove thcm.
In the article referred to, made the as
srtion thatyou had Hcrcr visited this section
Of the country, and expressed the opinion,
implying that you ought 10 be removed from
Office Now, sir, kaoto the assertion TO be
strictly correct, and FIRMLY BELIEVE the
opinion equally so.
You appear TO complain Of being " drag
gcd" into notice willy, sir, are you above
or beneath animadversion ! in your official
character, you certainly arc not the former !;
or do you imagine, in the plcnitudc of your
sll.complaccncy, that we must all how,
with oriental acquicscencc, to your simple
iDsc dirit, attended with all the commanding
magnioqucnce of Bashaw Of three tails
You were appointed Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs fox Oregon, under the act
approved June 8, 1880, and during that
same summer session thiny-fye thousand
dollars were appropriated to aid you in your
public duties, and | have yet to learn that
any thing approaching Commensurate benc-
fit has accrued to any portion of Oregon
certainly none TO our district-irom the ex-
penlilurc of this money, except perhaps the
erection of beautiful cdiicc, yclepcd an
Indian Agency, in which you may enjoy
your oiiHm can digRiidie, However this
may be, there is one thing in which you do
abound-you arc certainly prolific in prom
iscs, and l must be pardoned for supposing
you to be Of the class OF those who think "to
promise is most courtly and fashionable:
Performance is kind Of will and testament,
which argues great sickness in his judg-
mcnt that makes it,"
Very Respectfully,
ii. \. G..
, 1852-10-16
" THE COLUMBIAN.'
Olympia, Pugct's Sound.


Olympia, PugcCs Sound.
NEUTR1L Nv POLITTCS.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF
OREGON IN GENERAL, AND THE
TERRITORY NORTH OF THE CO
LUMBlA RIVER IN PARTICULAR.
Al the solicitation Of number Of intelligent
gentlemen North Of the Columbia River who un.
derstand their own interests, and appreciate the
Advantages to be derived from the publication Of a
newspaper il properly conducted, in their vicinity
the undersigned have been induced to engage in
the undertaking at the place above designated.
We deem it both unnecessary and inc vpedien, TO
enter into long list or promises las is too often
the case in prospccluses,) with regard 10 results to
be brought about BY the establishment of press in
new aud growing country, like that bordefing on
Pdgets Sound. Let it suffice to say, that il we
are adequately sustained, we will use every effort
to advance the interests Of the people, and by a
truthful representation Of its superior advantages,
endeavor to aid in the speedy ettemcni Of that
very desirable portion Of Oregon. But should not
a-eue encouragement be given to justify an expen
diture of labor, time and capital an alternative is
presented in other and many inviting vocatons on
the Pacific coast where industry will be suitably
rewarded without the humiliation Of an eternal So
Iicilude for public patronage.
1t will be our object to promote the interests Of ALL
unbiased by party sectarian views. and uniram-
melcd by any man. set Of pen, party, clique or fac
ton whatever, and will receive dclation from no
source in the discharge Of our duty as journalists.
With determination strictly to adhere to this po-
silon, we leave it with the intelligent people of
North Columbia to decide whether the publication
of newspaper on the principles set forth will be
to their advantage or not
TER MS:
SIS per ycar-s3 per six months,
PAYABLE IL ADvANDE.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
J. w. WILEY,
T. f. McELROY.
, 1852-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF STEILACooM.
Arrived.
Oct. 4-Ship Potomac, Cove, Master, olpmpia,
to flush loading for san francisco.
Oct 5-Schooncr Franklin, Pmkham, Master,
from a fishing cruise.
Oct. 6-ship Thrscion, Scott, Master, from San
Francisco-bounG to Olympia
SAILED.
Oct big George Emery, Wilson, Master,
for San Francisco.
Schooner Franklin, Pinkham, down Sound.
IN PORT.
Schooner Northern Light, Jaquith.
Sloop Frontier LaTkin-Toparing.
Shipping LIST FOR FORT TOWNSEND.
Arrived.
Sept. 20-Schr Franklin, Pinkham, Bellingham
Bay
Sept 2i-Bug Leonissl, Howard, Duwamps.
27-Bark Brontes, Thomas, SteilHcoom.
2S-Schooner Franklin, Pinkham, False
Dungincss.
Sept 29-Brig James Marshall, Ellery, Olympia
30-Schr. Mary Taylor, Hutchinson, do
Oct S-Ship ThraciaD, Scott, San Francisco,
SAILED.
Sept 93-Bhg Lconissa, Howard San Fran.
cisco.
Sept. 2j-sehOOnor Franklin, Pinkham, False
Sept. 24-sehOOner Mary Taylor, Hutchinson,
Olympia.
Sept. 27-Bnrk DrOntes, Thomas, San Fran
cisco.
Oct. 4-ship Thraeian, Scott, Olympia.
, 1852-10-16
Third JmdicinI District.

Times Of holding cour, in the different counties
CLARK county, on the Fourth Tuesday in April
and November.
ClaIsoP county, on the Second Tuesday in May
and November.
Lewis county, on the Fourth Monday in May
and Fourth Tuesday in October.
, 1852-10-16

lmputatons, however unjuSt, sully, il
They do not stain a character.
, 1852-10-16
NEW YORK CASH STORE,

4 CtHAS. c. TERRY & Co, thank.
~ fu for past favors take this oppor II
tuniy to inform their numerous friends
and customers that they still conlinue at
lhelr well known stand in the town of E
New York, on Puget's Sound, whetc they keen
constantly on hand and for snc, at the low est prices
all kinds Of merchandise usually required in a new
county.
NJ B. Vessels furnished with carcocs Of Piles.
Square Timber, Shingles, &c
New York, Sept. |, 1861 If
, 1852-10-16

OusToM HousE DIsr, PUGEr's SoUND,
Olympia, Noycmbor 10th, 1851. !
The Collection District of Puget's Sound
was this day organized The officers arc
SIMPSON p. M6srs--Collcctor Of Gus,
toms, &c, for the Distriet-,at Olympia.
WnLAM W. M1Lrn Surveyor Of Gus
'''n', Nc for The Port Of Nesqnally.
, 1852-10-16
FOR SAN FRANCISCO!

ORIG GEORGE EMERY" Wilson, /
ID Master, now loading at SteiaeOom, tttzlfA
will have immediate dispatch. For freight
or passage apply on board or TO .
BALCH & PALMER, Steilacoom.
Orders for goods per return trip will meet with
prompt attention.
Sept 25, 1852. #
, 1852-10-16
WILLIAM II. sTOwELL,

Z . VI W 7 y . TO y VI Y II Z IT \ n >
No. 4, Maynard's Fire proof Stores,
SAN FRANClSO.
B. W. II. 5. makes no purchases Of any
description Of property on his own account, but
generally has a large assortment Of merchandise
for sale on consignment.
lie respectfully tenders his services to any per-
son in California or Oregon, who may wish to sm-
ploy an agent for the sale Of domestic produce or
other merchandise.
Sept. 6, 1859. If
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06
NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.
Men. York and Louisville Branch.

L0Nfsrillc Brdafh.
GfHE undersigned have jus. opened Staple and Fancy
Il Dry Good store, on Wutesst. corner of Main.
where they daily receiving extensive Stocks OF well
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Caps I'm.
oreas ETC., etc. Also superior quality of Ready made
clothing warranted; Tailors Trimmings, Furnishing
hoods OF the very best qualify. Merchant TaIors will
ind to their advantage TO cali and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally,
WI would that intend to keep ri all times, full
supply Of Fame! Goods of the latest and fashionable
styles. suited to this market.
In addition 10 the above shall keep assortment
of Jewery aud Notions equally quality any Stock
in the large eiics fthe West Our Motto is quick sales
and small profits.
sept3u VIM LOWENTHAL & co.