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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

a WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been
made by DR.. Curtis, Of this city, in the treatment
Of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
lungs. We refer to "Df. Curtis Hygeana, or in
haling Hygean vapor and Cherry Syrup" With
this new method DR.. Cshas restored many afiiict-
ed ones to perfect health; as ar evidence of
which he has innumerablec certificates. Speaking
of the treatment, hphysican remarks;--It is ev-
ident that inhaing- constantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapof the medicinal properties
must come in direct contact with the whole Of
the @rial cavity Of the lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon thep
when introducedinto the stomach, and subjected
TO the process Of digestion. The Hygeana is for
sale at all the druggists throughout the country.
--(From the N. Y. Dutchman of Jan. 14th.)
See advertisement of Medicated Inhalation in
another column Of this paper. yrs,.s
GHERIFF's sALE.--By virtue Of an or
y der Of sale to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas for Megs county, Ohio, will Of
Ter for sale at public Fendue at the door Of the
Courthouse, IN Pomeroy, on the 10Th day Of Au-
gust, A. D., 1854, between the hours OF 10
o'clock, NJ. and ? O'Clock, P. NJ, the following
described real estate, 10 wit; beginning on the
east branch Of Shade river on the line Of said
sections "a aud 10, thence down Shade river
with the nieanders thereof fifty rods; thence east
tothe oenter'of the road leading from Chester to
Marietta; thence north htwenty-eight degrees, east
| fifty-nine and three.tenths TodsD thence north
twenty rodsJ thence south scventy-three degrees,
east twenty-four rods, thence north twenty.two
rods; thence north thirtysfour degrees, east sN
teen rods; thence east sixty-two and seven-tentll
4 rods thence north eighty-Eix rods; thence west
on line parallel with the line OF said sec
ton one hundred and fourteen rods to the bank
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
: AGENTS WANTED! |!
Pon1eroy, July Is, i854-27w5. 81 so.

To sell '.CoLToN'S U. S. GAZETTER"--s
highly VALUABLE and POPULAR work. - ia
whom liberal commission will be given. Young
men of good business habits can make from THREE
to FOUR dollars pei day. This is work which
every farmer and business man will want. 1t is
strongly bound in leather, and contains 96C
pages, and sells at the low price of SO so.
Good references will be required. Address
W. F. McMasters, Local Agent Steubenville, o.
June 90, n23w3&
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

The bank of the reservoir Of The Indiana
canal, near Teree Haute, containing 1000
acres, was la,ely cul by some evil disposed
person, and the water drawn down some
ten feet before i, was discovered. 1t is feared
tina. this even. will destroy navigation be-
tween Terre Haule and Evansville in The
approaching dry season. r.ts
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

On ,he morning OF the 4,h, fight tool
place q, Manchester, N. H., between alarg'
party Of Americans and Irish. The late
were routed, and twelve TO fifteen Of thei
houses gu,,ed and The furniture destroyed
The Americans then auacknd the Catholic
church, and broke all the windows. wher
the authorities and police stopped The riot
Several Americans were seriously injured
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

There was about four hundred (male and
fema,e) teachers ID attendance on the Stale
Teachers Association a, GAINESVILLE. The
ci,izens Of GAINESVILLE, much 10 their credit,
gave The members Of The Association an ex.
cursion down the Muskingum, and re-uni.
on at ihe Odd Fellows Hall. where refresh
men,s and music were pleasantly enjoyed. -
The Association adjourned TO meet in Gin.
cinnali in January,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

Green, the diver, has been engaged lately
in an auemp, TO raise The wreck Of The ILL.,
faled steamer Erie. He finds her hull 100
much decuyed TO warran, the belief that she
can be raised. Her steam chest and cylin-
der were brough, up, and have been laken to
Buffalo; and he succeeded in securing some
coir. Farther attempts will be made, it is
,said. q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

Of Shade nvef; thence down Shade river tothe
place of beginning; except five acres in The north
east corner Of said tract, decided by NJ. H. Gibbs
to Samuel Branch; said tract above described
containing sixty acres more or less. Sold subec.
to the widows right Of dover in said premises,
by an order of the Court in the case Of Joseph "
Smith against Abner S. Hinckley and Others fol
partition. Appraised at $476.
W. SHERWOOD, S. NJ. G.
pnxaara., tT,,I,, 20 tQkd-O7m6 a. Sn
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

Ara late hour Of The night Of the i6,h
INST, cotton mefchan, was detected in the
acl Of salIiDg Ere 10 his siore on South street,
near Fletcher street. New York. lie was
scized.by the Cfficer, and ihsn attempted 10
bribehlm with bis gold watch 10 release
him. The policeman refused, and the pris.
oner was locked up 70 wal. further action il
the matter !. was reported lha, The pris-
oneE had committed suicide in lha Tombs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

&: The Presiden, has sent instructions te
General Persifer F. Smith, Of Texas, TO cal
ou. volunteers TO quell the Indian disIurban
ces, a4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

The 81. Andrews Episcopal church 10
Philadelphia was broken open on The night
Of the 9Th inst, and robbed OF nearly the
whole Of The communion plate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
7OBITUARY.-At Iaif past 4 O'Clock, on on

OBlTUARY.--At half past IL o'clock, on
Friday night, July IA. Of Cholera lnfantpm,
SAMUEL p, third and only child Of Rufus P. ant
Jane H. Robbins, aged fourteen months and 81,
days, a tE s,.f e,e
(" So fades the lovely, blooming flower
Frail, smiling solace Of an hourl ~
So soon our transient comforts ily,
And pleasure, only blooms to die.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
Speed, Comfort aud Punctuality !
Summer Arrangement.
REGULAR PACKET.

Marietta, P0mer0y and Csncl'lnat1.
THE New and Beautiful Light Draught
passenger packet Steamer
ADVANCE.--CAPT. NJ. COOLEY.
Has been placed in the above trade for the Low
Water Season. This steamer is new and Of ex-
ceeding light draught, combining the qualities ol
speed, regularity and certainty.
Leaves MARIETTA, every SATURDAY morn
ing at 8 O'Clock. Returning
Leaves CINCINNATI, every TUESDAY even
ing at O'Clock.
U-Shippers NAV rely on the punctuality of the
ADVANCE, as the lowest stages of water offer
no mpediment to the regularity Of her trips.
Pomeroy June, 1S53-no243m.
[Athens papers copy and send bills
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18


TINS LioUoR LAw-DEc1sIoN OF THE
PROBATE CoURT IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
The Slale Journal Of Thursday evening con-
tHins The following report:
Stale of Ohio Us PosteH and others. m
formation under The Nep Liquor Lu,o.
In these cases, motions we're made 10
quash the irlormalions, on the ground that
iha supposed law had never been conslilu.
tionally passed, and that lis provisions we're
repugnant 10 the cosli,u,ion Of the Sla,e.-
The motions were heard together. M
After adyisemen,; Judge Rankin delivered
the opinion Of the court, on Thursday morn.
ing July 9Th. He held .,ha, the penalty pro-
vided BY the 8,h section for violation Of
the FIRST, second. and third sections applied
only 10 case where all of these sections
have been violated--lhat is. whore liquor
was sold 10 be drunk when sold) 10 mi
nor drunk al the time or addicted 10 drunk
enhess. He further held, that 10 support
,he fourth section. there must be a place
kept wheFe liquors ara sold in violation o.
all three preceding sections. q
4. The Information in the case brought un.
der the FIRST section was quashed. Counsel
for the Stale being in,errogaled whether ihe
tesiimony would make a case under The
fourth section as constructed by the cour
replied thar !. would not, Whereupon, al
she cases were dismissed, si!3 n
o. The courv did not decide the constitution
al question raised
Saturday evenings Journal remarks up
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

LAWRENCE, Mass. July 1o.--A serious
disturbance occurred on Sunday night be-
tween some Americans and hish, The latter
having raised an American flag with cross
over ii; guns and pistols were discharged,
which pul the Irish 10 fight; several Of their
houses were guusd. Mihiury ordered out.
New YoRK, Julyl0.-Richard Schell, a
large ncgoiiaIor and loan discounter for the
Schuylers, has suspended. His name ap-
pears as their endorser for $750,000.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

BosroN, July TO- Recen, Developments
in New York exercises on unfavorSble in
fuence on, the money affairs Of this city.
Stocks considerably declined. State street
greatly excited by The failure Of Wills &
Co., extensive, and well known brokers and
stock dealers. Liabilities not stated,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order
y Of Probate COurt.-On the 10Th day OF
August next, at o'clock, P. NJ, at the door Of
the Court house. in the town of Pomeroy, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, as the property of Job Hall, deceased to
witt lot number fifty-eight, in the township OF
Sutton, town of Racine; appraised at $50. Lot
number sixty-ive, in the township of Sutton,
town of Racine; appraised at $50. Terms Of
sale-one-third in hand, one-third in six, and
one-third in nine months.
N.R. NYE, Admir-. of
Job Hall, deceased.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

CITIsk-cAPT. B. WILLIAMSON
THE PfoprietcFstake pleasure in informing then
i old friends and the travelling public that the,
have purchased and placed in the above trade
this fast sal ling, new, and beautiful steamer.
The CUBA win make regular weekly trips be-
tween Cincinnati, toiichlng at all intermediate
ports, "A regulaf day has not been assigned her
but notice will BE- given in due time.
Jnne 90, 1B33123tf. Z \ 2 lc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
Pomeroy, May %, 1854-tf

HNR. WIN. H. FARROW, an eminent physi-
IL clan of Worcester County, Nd, writes that
he has used sTABLER's ANoDYSE CHERRY ExPEcTo-
RANT and DIARRnoA cosDIALy"to the entire reliel
OF such diseases as they profess to cure" that
they care happy combinations Of some Of our
most valuable and safe therapeutic agents, and
must be of infinite worth 10 the afflicted and
mankind at .large;" and that he "cannot do less
than earnestly recommend these preparations to
practitioners especially in the country, where
the impurity:of commercial drugs is one of the
greatest obstacles to the success of the physi-
cian." If you have a cough use the former. If
diarrhea the latter; don't neglect your disease,
but take the remedy at once-they should be
kept in every family, ready for instant use.
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis Of the
agents. Price ofeach only fifty CENTS or six
bottles for S2.50.ad Ii t1," HfNt
E. II. STABLER & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
D. REED 8: BRO, Agents for Meigs County,
and by merchants generally in Ohio. Y.
John d. Park, CinclnnatI. r.. 3. Sellers,
Pittsburg. J. H. Patterson & Co., Wheeling.
GRERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of an Or
~ der Of sale to me directed from the Court OF
Common Pleas for Meigs county, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at public vendue, at the door of the
Court house, in Pomeroy, on the 5th day of Au-
gust next, between the hours of IL o'clock M.
and Q o'clockP. NJ, the following described real
estate to wit: the northwest quarter Of section
number three, in town number three, in range
number thirteen, in said county. Sold as the
property of Samuel Bartlett, TO satisfy judgment
against him in favor Of Ira Story. Appraised at
S683. w. SHERWOOD, S. M. G.
July 4, 1854-25w5 80 90.
SHEEkIFF'S SALE.-By virtpeof an ex-
4 ecution to me directed from the Court Ol
Common Pleas for Melgs County, have levied
upon and will offel for sale at public yendue, on
on the 18th day ofJuly, A. D. 1854, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock M. and O'Clock P. M,
at the house of VIM. Ledlie, in Salem Township,
Meigs county, Ohio, one steam engine, taken as
the property of Obedish Jones', 10 satisfy judg-
ment in favor of John Wilson.
W. SHERWOOD, 8. NC.
Pcmeroy, July A, l854-25w2 81 90.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

E@ AISIES "a superior article, in whole,
half and quarter boxes also one trail OF |.
seedless rasins used expressly for cakes, &c at
ap26ni6 :. ROBBINS Il cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

| CATSUPS PS-Including Mushroom, Wall
- nut Tomato, &c. at ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

pICKLES- All sorts aBdlsizcs, insjars----
an excellent article and no mistake. al
apr26nl6 ROBBINS,,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

I EAS. I'VE wonld invite pamcular attention
l 10 the variety and. superior quality Of our
Teas q. p. ROBBINS a CO
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
PREPARED b
JAMES G.. AVER,
n..,. 4 - Z, ~ m IN nrrn AZ

3. Reed 4 Bro. wholesale and retail, ponegOyl
ohio. iebt4m0
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

DIE FRUIT Rbubarb. Currants and
Plums, hennetically sealed, aRe warranted
as fresh as when picked--fo for sale at cost at
apr25nl5 ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

SUNDRIES-- Scrub Brushes, Brooms,
~ Mops, Curry Combs. Coffee Mills (at cost,l
Hops, Dairy Salt, Rolling pins, Potato Washers,
Butler Ladies and Stamps, Willow Baskets, Fish
ing Tackle, Cotton Yam, Batting and Candle wick,
Yeast Powders, and in short, everything in The
Grocery line, loS sale very low at
ROBBINS & cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

BosroN, July 5.-1'he new Catholic
Church in Dorchester was blown up by gun.
powder, yesterday, and nearly destroyed.
Considerable excitement prevails. Some
accuse The Know Nothings, and others sa )
the Catholics had deposited powder and arm 4
there for The projection Of the church, and
that the explosion was accidental.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

PASTRY FIXlNES- -MaccaroAi Vermi-
celi, Corn Starch. fxtract Of Lemon. and
many other articles included under this head may
always befonnd at ROBBINS q cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

LfAYSTERS q SARDINES- = Warranted
~ fresh and genuine, for sale low at es
apr2snl5 R0BBtNS'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

June l3n22m2.
, 1854-08-26
CowIitz River Steamer.

If will Lc remembered that tho ln'o lor
.,.,--o p, .e.t ., ar'aoYl'ua e., ',r
.,,yao, ,omrluy with an object 10 the
steam navigation Of the Cowlitz River
Vs are informed that public meeting was
hsld at Cowltz landing on the 18th inst,
and SO, 900 subscribed for the construction
If a suitable steamer for the navigation of
that river. Mcssrs J. r. jackson, H. W.
Peers and Z. L. Finch were appointed Di-
r.ctors. A thorough examination Of the
river was made a short time since by the
Nessrs. Miller of this vicinity and ESD
Jackson, at low water, and it was ascertain
ID that there was Is iches of water on the
worst rapids. They sounded the river
from the landing to its mouth, and appear
thoroughly satisfied of the praeticability of
lis navigation, a majority of months in the
rear at least, by steamer of given dimen-
dOns. The advantages that would arise to
this portion Of the country by successful
carrying out of the project, is well under
stood by our citizens, and all who we have
heard make mention Of the subject join in
hopes Of its speedy accomplishment.
, 1854-08-26
Lewis County.

Pursuant to call of the Democratic
County Committee, the Democrats Of Lewis
county met in convention at the house Of
John Moore, on the 18th of August, for
the purpose Of nominating Territorial and
County officers to be supported at the
coming election.
JACKSON BARTON was elected chairman,
and J.. L. MITCHELL elected secretary.
The chairman then in brief speech
urged all Democrats to rally around the
standard Of Democracy, and after stating
the duties Of all who bear the great Name
and the object of the meeting, other gen
temen addressed the convention, after
which the following ticket was elected on
the FIRST ballot :,
For Representaiives-oHAs. F. WHITE,
J. COCHRAN.
Prosecuting Attorney, I'd Judicial Dis
trict-B. F. KESDALL.
County Comm!ssioners-WE METcALF,
TuRKER RouNDTREE, JAS. URGSARr.
Sherif-M. s. PRUDHAnE.
AssessOr-LEwIs SACKS.
Auditor-C. C. PAoErr.
Judge Of Probate-JAs. GARDNER.
Superintendent of Common Schools
THOMPSON NEwLAyD.
Cotoner-G. B. RoBERrs.
Ga motion, the proceedings Of this con-
vention be sent to the Pioneer aud Demo-
erat for publication.
JACKSON BARTON, Chm'n.
]. i. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
The Democrats Of Jackson's Precinct,
Lewis county, nominated JOIN McDoNALD
for Justice Of the Peace, and VIZ. DAVIS
Tor Constable. a t#
, 1854-08-26

which were separately taken up and unani
r'o'.'N sH..'"tr!.
iH, fen". uuti-,.-r. II. HAZE. C.
~, i'FwHE SANrEL JAMES and WILLIAM
WHIT.
For Judge of Probate-JosEpH Crsu.
MAN.
For County Commissioners-ANDREw j
McCoRNIcK, T. F. BERRY and WILLIAM
PArrIsoN, Sen.
For Sheriff-JoHN NJ. SWAN.
For County Auditor-G. A. LArHRor.
For County Treasurer-W. c. DoBBINs.
For Assessor-B. F. BRowN.
On motion of Mr.. Woodruff, a standing
committee was appointed to attend to the
transacting of the business of the party.
w. c. Dobbins, VIM Billings and John NJ.
Swan were appointed said committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Stewart, the proceed
ings of this Convention to be presented to
the editor of Pioneer d Democrat for pub
lication and forwarded to the editor of the
National Era, at Washington City, D. c.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
SAMUEL JAMES, Pres.
WILLIAM BILLINGS, Secretary.
, 1854-08-26

peal Your organization is completely
broken up, the main body having already
wheeled into the ranks of Freedom. Let
the old Hunkers Of both the old parties
stand by the administration in its down
ward course, and if you ever contemplate
joining in the new movement, commence
now at the turn of the tide, and the first
impetus of the wave of Freedom shall
sweep from our country the last yestige Of
oppression. Then shall the moral great
ness of our Republic keep pace with its
material and territorial aggrandizement,
and the down troddcn and oppressed mass
cs of the old world take courage in their
arduous contest, and hurl from their seats
Of power the minions of Despotism.
BENJAMIN f. BRowN,
G.. W. FRENCH,
ADAM VILE.
, 1854-08-26
Proceedings Of the Free Soil
hoI Convention.

In accordance with previous notice the
FFee-soileFs Of Thurston County, met in
Convention ut the Mansion House, in
Olympia, Aug. 10Th, and organized Free
Soil party, by calling SAMUEL JAMES to the
Chair, and appointing WILLIAM BILLINGS
Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Dobbins, committee
Of six was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense Of the Convention.
OnmotiOIfOf Mr.. Blown, q committee
Il ten was chosen to present names Of suit
able persons for Free soil support at the
coming election. e
On motion, Mr.. b. F. BRowN was called
upon to address the Convention, which he
did in very able, concise and eloquent
speech, after which the Convention adjourn
cd Tor few minutes, to give the commit
ICES time to attend to their respective du-
ties a
The Convention being called 10 order,
the committee on resolutions presented the
following:
WHEREAs, The action Of Congress, for a
series of years, appearsto be in effect,
to extend the evil and unjust influence
Of the institution Of slavery over the en-
tire territory Of this repablic, and more
over, enacting laws by which to compel
citizens Of free states to participate in
the pursuit of fugitive slaves, in violation
Of our feelings and constitutional rights;
I. therefore aT
ResOteed-That we, as Free soilers Of
Thurston County, W. T., DO adopt the
Pittsburgh Free soil platform Of 1862"
which advocates the principles Of free men,
Tree labor, free speech andfree soil, and
fepadiates any institution that tends in
theoFy or practice, to keep ouf fellow beings
nignorance, bondage or oppression.
hesofred-That we will notgiIe our sup
port to any man who is notknown to be
clearly and freely in favor Of the principles
Ht iorth in the foregoing resolutions, but
We hereby invite the co-opefation Of all
Rsemen, irrespective Of party, who agree
WIN Us in promoting the cause Of liberty
ane Justice, and resisting the encroachments
ana extension of slavery by all practicable
and constitutional means.
ks'otred-That we, as citizens of the
uuted States and this Territory, are op-
Po.ea TO any form Of tyrany over the mind
y oody Of man, and are glad that we live
m day when God and humanity are call
Iag ior men to strike for liberty and human
O9 motion, the above resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
~.
me committee on nominations presented
ae following named persons as candidates
iof The consideration Of the Convention,
, 1854-08-26

BT The bark MARY Melville" Capt.
Darby arrived at this port on Wednesday
last, with merchandise for our merchants
generally. Several vessels have recently
arrived at Steilacoom, for cargoes of lum-
Der, piles, &c.
, 1854-08-26
To the Democrats of Olympia
Precinct.

A meeting of the Precinct will be held
at Olympia on Saturday, Sept. 2, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for 'Irs-
TICE OF THE PEACE and CONSTABLE. A gen.
eral attendance of the Democracy of the
country is requested, as matters of impor-
tance are likely to come before the meet
ing. ..-
CHAS. Z. WEED,
Chm'n Central Committee
, 1854-08-26

MoUNT VERNON, Lewis County.
JulY 20. 1854.

July 20, 1854.
TNllE subscriber having located twenty miles above
l. the COwliz Landing at the head Of navigation on
the Cowlitz river, what was formerly known N
the Clicatat Prairie, in beautiful grazing country
would wish To take from so 10 200 head Of COWS on
the shares For information, address the sabscrber
or 2. g. Paggett, COwlitz Landing
3w4S j. L. MITCHELL.
, 1854-08-26
WHITE LEAD.
EstrayS.

ONE large yellow OK right ear split, left ear square
~ crop and large white horns;
One cow pale red or yellow, both split, white
face rather large horns, and probay three years old
she had calf this spring; - .. b.
One brinde cow. no ear marks, white face, and
white on the end Of the tail;
One small brndle steer, some white spots on him,
two or three years old, branded on the hip thus o
The above described cattle were found In the
tains last fall by an Indian named ShOouskin. The
owner or owners Of said cattle requested TO call
upon the undersigned, pay charges and take their
stock away, otherwise shall proceed according 10
the law regulating waits and strays.
Al. BOL0N, Indian Agent.
YakamaW Valley, July 8, 1854. 6lt
, 1854-08-26
DIR. j. r. cARDWELL,

DENIAL SOh1bONi
PORTLAND, OREGON
nR. C. is prepared to insert the improved Porce-
~ lain Gum Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
principle which may be worn with comfort, answer
ing every end Of the natural teeth.
Particular attention paid 10 the plugging Of decayed
teeth with gold tin fo thereby preventing further
decay. Teeth extracted with improved forceps, giving
the least possible pain.
81 All operations warranted TO give entire salts
faction, no charge made. Ladies visited at their
rtIiLsace II Neue,ted
Feb. IA, 1854. 2itf