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HENRY POSTER. r-r-,r-
Fe'HlS HOTEL. FCMs!ER-s 80.
Z a> lie "Ehen>burg Uu-s. -'s
toe Oldest an best stand T.. -'-
80! EhenEHurE. E.r th- a,e,s.,a..-...
the travelin- COR nUHitr. y.. n...
assures al who may Je lfsr.-.-
ronize him that lis TABLE. viii -
piled with ali she luxnri.s of -.
his BAR with chc choicest ar -
and no pains spared T. bender
conf TtaIlo- "
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EE-TESTRE.

FETiTE undersigned Graduate # tiy Bald
ii.l-e College ot Dental Surgery. resrec'
fully ..i-rs h.s ,r-'iieS- iona. -ecy.,rS 10 the
c.5.z-u- ,f E.-a~oGr-. lie las spared ro
means t.aHr,rs-...y - a"I It.liut himself Viii
every imurogy..at % his art. T nan.
wears o. i.-rs. DaI experience le las tlar-.t
20 al tie 'mg7.t-.i exprEicmr"-: tsr ii-H
ct authorities in BeUtal Science. Hc SIN
ply asks t..et an opportunity may q. -.veE
Eyr is y.,IS To speak ir~ own rtr.la-r-
SAMUEL BEDFORD. T.. d :
oa.>e rmaGiy occupied Iv Dr. C.als-
EEFEEE,;r-~.
p-.E. g :. Harris T +. Bond. ir ". r
HarEr: A. a. BIau II, p II. Austen. ,f t,e
Baltimore C.l-"-e.
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DR.. EM. 2. aURG's
NEURALGIA PLRSi ERS,
FOR THE CURE OF
NEURALGIA.

OF 1Onth1cHc rF'Nntcf tN Ccift~-
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
Is Immediately cured 10y their application
They act like charm. and are perfectly
harmless in their nature 90 not produce q
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
Dir. wM. B HURD's NIURALGIA PLAsTERs.
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test thor virtue
Prepared at itr. HurI's Dental Office,
No, - Fourth Street. Brooklyn. L. d.
PRICE, ONLY 10 CENTS EACH.
y liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Addrcs, Principal Office, Tribune Build
ings. No. spruce Street. New York
Sold in Philadelphia by Dv"tt * Co. 252
North 2ud Street; O. j. IIubbell. l4lO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dee, 5 dolly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily lecoivinc orders 20
and by mail for one or more of DR.. Hura'S
Dental Remedies. which NC cannot fi',.
None are mailable except the Neuralgia
Flastsr. which we send on receipt of Price
rs centS) and one stamp. But to accom~
adate persons In places where the druggists
anl storekecper> are behind the age. VIC
have put u, packages In white embossed
boxes, seven inches by fsUr, with compart-
ments-each box containing a h :tle of Dr.
Hurd'S iT7U;b Wash. auE Tn7fh 4,-Ic Drops
Il box Of Too z Pol-9sr the Ns7u-g'yiG Pas.
ter. and valuable little Treatise On Teeih
dad their Discr5es. the best mems cf lgreSe,r-
/ ing them, 0Hd tie proper lrsyfD1-,i cf' Ch3T-
. drcn'S Teeth, worth Of itsci! the entire cost
. 10 every young man or woman. or parents
. with young children; with suudrv otLeI
articles price ucr package os,e dDU0T. nr six
. packages fof s., sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much. if any
more on a dozen than on one. Il l. far cheap
Ct to order SIX or dozen packages at time.
4 large family will want all. or the surplu.
ran Re di.P0-ei Z 20 nsi-hl.rrs With pr.' -
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sADDLERY! sADDLERY!

SALE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
< inform the citizens Of Ebens6urg and
surrounding country, that he mas opened a
Sadaier's shop, in the basement of his
dwelling house. on Horner street. where he
IS pTenarc! to furnish u order on the
most reasonable terms, every scription of
Saddles. Brides. and Harness DC.
Having many years experience in the
business. employing none bu. the best
workmen. and using the best material .,pon
all his work, he hopes to MERIT and receive
a liberal share Of the public patronage
Country produce at all times taken in
Cor work. and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebensburg, Sept. IA, lS59.-tf.
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a k,LGyeraising Rates.
Frasa arrival Of New Goods.
FTFTA<T STILES OF NEW FALL
GOODS ~
= ! MILLS & co.

CaE.rs. Bands, other em5-"ia2.ec W'E.,-
Buaor..l skirts :,r ladies' and Misses.
lar.e variety Of tie prct.iest patterns.
Hoop skirts, hoods, nets, 'Ec-, the latest
and best designs and make.
Shirts. uuderciotlIag, hosiery, EioFes.
fancy dry goods aud notions, good suri''y.
Bieachei and unbIeacie& musius of every
grade. Damask and table linen, to"ehnS,
crash, Sc.
We lav. dress goods Of every name -. J
design. Cloths, cassimeres. s:t:Te,>, "Ut
twee4s # all colaTs-
in our ready-ma,;e clothing line. NC Ga.
fit man Cr boy with oyercoatS- dress c".,S.
vests. ami pants, hats AM caps boots aad
shoes from the finest to the cO0gSert for men
and bows. Our drawers are packed fall q.
ladies' and misses shoes, cf al Kinds and
names.
We also keep school looks, an C. very
large ssock Of quceuswa.e. /. You d'. I be-
H=ve Us, come and see for yourselves
F.o-r always on hand Of the Jest cu..
whitcst brands.
Groceries, coffee. sugar. tea, 'atacc7-
There Is no Use IN Us enumcTatIug ITEM
as We keep everything in tie grcccry -lcr,
AID oi q No. !. article.
NIllyw ware. tubs, buckets. wash-1uaFa=,
bronHs, &c.
Jus5 call IN and s-e, ana we ,vi.i Show. yaa
I'll oi thess and many more things tat, E-e
nave not incia 5ef IN cur list. all 80 ,.->
sane time. we VIII not charge ~. b. ,---t III
showing them.
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NElt TAILOR SHOP.

TIE Ua5. signed having opened cut Tai
loTiug Establishment. over the Store room
occupied Hy D.. Evans i Son. respectfully
Informs the public that the tailoring bus;-
ness viii there be carried or in all its bran
c,-es. Al work wili be done Ia IL. latest
sty.e, with neatress and dispatch, and upon
tie IaosJ Tcasrn;hc terms
ROBERT d. THOMAS.
EUenshurg. May 10Th, 1851. If.
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yDSan nOoaAQ AuvD sya1g1gI2-ayAa

leusfIt. fsr. no one can estimate how much
pain. suffering, uuhappine~s. snG cISl@Ufe
ment. expense, loss 81 Time anu money
would bg saved To tie country ii every lam
ilv To day mad one Of these packages. s. Inch.
In Itself. j. 4 complete set oI Deuta. i.elne
dies. Address WN B. HUED & 20. Ine
me BuildirgEew York, and w-i,e name ana
address plainly That IenittaUces may be
made with confidence. W B. II. * Co re
fer To- the Mayur oi Brooklyn. q e. v. FEf
r.h. President Of tie Farmers AMI ,luzlu'>
Bank. BROOKLYN; 70 rme E..srs If the AM
icsn Muau aiariures' Gazette TO 5yT. Coz
To. / S.eu}i~hcE~' AGENTS N,E York :"
rrIar-.lraRSUN. E-0 WI. l-cU % good
p. I. Bhrn they see - and WAC Las already
Lin. WA second supply. etc.
1900 Agents wanted:
To Introduce DR.. Hu-5's Dental Remedies
into every County. Men or Women wh"
want Il make money quickly. can ,o better
! with these articles than anything in market.
They are new. useful. iow priced, and we
are spendiu, thousands In Advertising them
. for tie benefit o. aEentS. Boxes I'd samples
! containing one dozen Of the one dollar PACK
4 aces above specified nth circulars will he
sent, ou r,csip; Of seraU dollars. about half
. price. u any person wishing to 'e>t ms ? heT
skill IN selling with the vieE of becoming
. az, AGENT They can he Sold n p day 1-5-Ii 2
! 1~o7,ld ratley pag SgIg77es than Commissions
fo those lrio prore themselves efficient Sates~
g01
.--Now i the tire e. get into huS
For address and references see the above
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Advertising Agents, II9 Nassau StTee.
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
sretLe authorized Agents Tor the s'DEN-
oCRAr & SE,,TIJEL,'' and the most intiuon-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States aaI Canadas They
are empowered r. contract for Us at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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DIR WYE. Fs. EEURD,S
MOUTH WASH

can DC procure.
Many persons carry With them a bad breath
greatly to the anuuyauce and often TO the
disgust OF those with whom they come IN
contact. without being conscious of the
fact. To relieve yourself from ali fears le-
garling this,
Use DIR. wM. b. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness Of the mouth l. Of great i'm
portauce TO the general health. which Is Of
ten affected. and not uu:rcq1-ntlv seriously
imraired. through W ant of proper attention
to tins subject.
USE DR.. wM. HUED'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at Or. Hurd's Dental Office
No. - Fourth Street, BrookIvu. T. ID.
Price 81 Cents per Bottle.
4 liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Buil3-
nrs. No. Spruce Street. Nv York.
sold In Philadelphia by Iyott * Cp.. 2&2
North Pad. Street: .. ! HuboclI. l4I"
Chestnut Street ana 10y ali Druggists.
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PAMPHLET LAWS

THE Pamphlet Laws Of the last session
of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania have
been received at this Office and are ready
for Distribution to persons entitled to re
ceiSe them.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Pzoti.y.
Er...1 .1aJtarSs OE:cc. Erensturg. J
sa,y -. 1899 -S9-tf.
, 1862-06-21
SHERIFF,S SALE.
OF WASHINGTON, | .s.
County of Walla Wallu, %

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Walla Walla, Do
ID virtue of an attachment issued by the Clerk
ID Of the District Court lst Judicial district and
III Gavor of Schwabaoker Bros & Co., and against
John Selbie, have attached the following described
properly, to-wit:
l house, with three rooms carpeed,
house, with two rooms carpeted,
bedsteads, mattresses pillows, Blankets counter
panes sheets, &c,
! store room; parlor stoves; kitchen, with NAM
moth cooking stove and utensils complete,
! small cooking stove, plates, cups and saucers,
knives and forks, spoons dining tables, easors SUI
gar bowls, &c. and one patent force pump, and will
expose for sale to the highest bidder for cash. (the
coming within the Statute of Washington Terri
tory, tO-wit being expensive to keep on the 9th
day Of June, A. b. 1852, the premises to satisfy
debt of $499 "a and to the amount Of $50 AS
cruing costs, aud clerks costs.
JAMES BUCKLEY, Sheriff,
Per GEO. f. PokTER Dept.
June "a, 1859. 26wi
, 1862-06-21
The Convention To-day.

To-day the people of Walla Walla county are
to meet in mass Convention at the Court House
in this city, for the purpose of ominaIing list o
county officers for the ensuing year. So far as
we have learned, there is a general disposition
manifested on the part of the people of the city
part in its proceedings. We trust that spirit oi
devotion to the best interests of the county may
rule its deliberations, and that it may be harmo-
niously conducted to this end. Although we do
not have this year sheriff and county clerk to
elect, there are, nevertheless, important offices to
be filed. Among the most important are the
members of the Legislature and the County Com
missioners-three of each. Councilman John A.
Simms holds over during the next session. There
will undoubtedly be, as usual, plenty of aspirants
before the Convention, but whether there are or
not, it will become the duty of that body to Sc
lect the best men in the county-men who are
known to be honest, competent, and faithful to its
interests-to fill the different offices. Measures
of importance to the upper country will come up
during the next session, and an efficient and com
petent delegation will be required to direct them
in such channel as to produce the most desira-
BILE results. Give us three sterling, working rep
resentatives, who are unequivocally identified with
the interests of Walla Wala county, and with our
present worthy citizen and Councilman, we need
have no fears that needed legislation will be over
looked. Add to this the delegation from the up
per counties-twelve in number, including Walla
Walla-and we may go into the Legislature with
sufficient strength to secure the adoption of those
measures which will best promote our welfare and
happiness a people. The importance of the
office of County Commissioner is always under
estimated; and being So men are frequently cleo
ted who are found to be either dilatory or incom-
petent. 1t is thankless office, and one to which
but few men aspire. 1t is to be hoIed, however,
that the Convention may be able to find within
the county three men of sufficient public spirit
and enterprise to accept nomination and per-
form the duties of the Office however onerous
they may be. This office should be filled during
the coming year by men of sterling enterprise, in
asmuch as large amount of work will devolve
upon their hands. There are roads to be opened.
bridges to be built, thoroughfares to be improved
in various directions and other county matters to
be attended to all of which will demand the ex-
ercise ofpublic spirit and some little personal sac
rifce for the good of the county. Let the Con
vention which assemblies to-day nominate men
with view to their fitness and capacity, and we
believe the county will endorse their action at the
polls on the 18th of July next.
, 1862-06-21

THE ELECTION IN THE UPPER CoUNTIEs.-Ac-
cording to the apportionment act passed by the
last legislature, the upper counties are entitled tc
elect representatives this year as follows
Idaho and Nez Perces are entitled to joint
Councilman, and one representative each.
Mssoula is entitled to one representative
Spokane, one and Shoshone three.
1t will be seen that the apportiOnment will op-
crate unequally in the representation from the
upper counties, giving to one county with a very
large population no more representatives than
those sparsely populated We know ofno means
whereby this can be remedied except by new
apportionment which will undoubtedly be made
at the next session, based upon the vote of this
year,
, 1862-06-21
CITY ORDINANCES.

No. IL.
AN ORDINANCE in relation to Hogs running at
large.
The people of the city of Walla Walla do ordain as
follows
SEcroN l. All persons owning hogs are hereby
prohibited from having them run at large within the
city limits.
SEC. All persons violating this ordinance shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars and
costs Of suit and be liable for all damages that may
occur by violation OF said ordinance
SEo. 8. This ordinance to be in force from and
after its passage, this 4th day of June, 1862.
Approved
Z. B. WHITMAN, Mayor. .rr
1. 7. REESE President, pro tenn
, 1862-06-21

BURNING OF THE THEATER BUMDNG.-Last
Tuesday night was heard the first cry of fire that
has ever startled the citizens of Walla Walla. 1t
was occasioned by the burning of the Theater
building in the lower end of the town. When the
fire was discovered, the flames were issuing from
the roof and to save the building was impossible
The flames spread with great rapidity and both
the theater and dwelling house adjoining it, oc-
cupied by Mr.. ]. B. Robinson, were consumed
with most of their furniture Although the wind
was favorable, it was with difficulty that one or
two houses in the neighborhood of the theater
were saved. The want of an engine was seriously
felt A line was, however, formed to the creek.
fortunately but short distance from the fi-e and
buckets were put in requistion. Handled most
effectively, they did good execution, and succeeded
in saving the adjacent buildings We noticed a
number of volunteers from the garrison, with
Capt. Rowel at their head, on the ground and
doing their utmost to save property. The prin-
cipal sufferer by this fire is Mr. ]. B. Robinson,
the popular manager of the theater, whose all,
with the exception of his household furniture,
was invested in the property destroyed. The
main building was owned by Messrs Mix & Rus
sell, but all the inside work, together with a
portion of the adjoining buildings, was the prop
erty of Mr.. Robinson. Total loss by the fire. about
four thousand dollars. subscription for the re-
lefof Mr.. Robinson was circulated the next morn
ing after the fire aud literally signed. As yet the
origin of the fire has not been defnitely learned,
but there is no doubt it was the work of an ncen-
diary as there had for several days previous been
no fire or lights in the part of the building where
the flames were first discovered. The safety of
our city requires that this matter be ferreed out,
and the guilty party punished according to law.
, 1862-06-21

POWDER RIyER-Mr. Kinney, of Mossman &
Co.'S Express, brings in news from Powder this
week quite encouraging as that heretofore pub
lished. Confidence is being established in these
mines, both as to their richness and extent. A
number of new claims have been opened on
gulches heretofore worked, which pay about in
proportion to those already reported, while new
claims are being found every day in all the dis
tricts
, 1862-06-21

which prerogative they assume-they should
take receipt for goods on their arrival at
the Dalles, and that receipt should be for
warded to the shipper so that in case of
the loss of packages, the shipper may be
able to ascertain where they were lost and
obtain the proper indemnity. Under this
loose system of business, the shipper has
no guaranty whatever for the safe conduct
of his goods when once they are out of his
hands. A merchant at this place, for ex-
ample, loses package of goods in transit
from Portland. He applies to Mr.. ]. NJ.
Vansyckle, the company agentat Wallua,
for the missing package, and he refers him
to the agents below. This is at once a
stumper having no data, its recovery would
probably cost more than the package is
worth. Besides, what assurance has he, if
he were to apply below, that he would not
be as confidently referred above
A Gentleman of our acquaintance residing
in this city, recently received notice that
three packages of freight was at Wallula
awaiting his order He Immediately dis
patched teamster for them, sending also
amount of freight bill The teamster in
due tine returned without the freight said
that the clerk measured the boxes and found
balance of six dollars due, and according
to the company's rule the uttermost cent
must be paid before the goods are deliv-
cred Another teamster was dispatched
with the six dollars balance, and with a re-
quest that the goods be sent up this time,
as their receipt was matter of some i'm
portance Again in due time the teamster
arrived, bringing no goods, but receipt
for the money as freight in full for three
packages of merchandise; the teamster this
time stating that the clerk said there were
no such goods there. How that same clerk
could have measured the aforesaid goods
made an extra charge of six dollars, receipt
ed for the freight on them, and then declare
that they were not there, is most profound
and incomprehensibl mystery to the owner
of them. He is satisfied, however, that the
goods must be there; and the last we saw
of him he was holding a serious counci
with himself to devise ways and means t.
get them out Of the clutches of the compa
ny, without further trouble and expense.
This style of playing man from one re
tail shop to another all over town on ;
g white amp-black - errand, may be al
very funny, but at the same time f" business
is business The careless, Indifferent man
ner of doing business by this company, il
played out" with the people of the upper
country; and on the part of many of them
what goods cenrot be got up. p.overland frol.
the Dalles, will be brought by the opposi
ton steamer and the sailing crafts, whicl
are becoming popular means of transpor
tation on the upper river. Merchants anc
shippers should see to it that no monopoly
becomes so formidable on our waters as t.
eventually cripple commerce and subver
the interests of shippers.
, 1862-06-21

HORSE THIEvEs-The county officers are on
the alert for horse thieves Several of these indi-
vidualS have been arrested in this community of
late, and other suspicious characters will probably
share like fate soon. 1t is to be hoped for the
good of the country, that persons found guilty of
this crime will be punished to the full extent of
the law.
, 1862-06-21

BENEFIT TO MF. RoBINsoN.-In view of the
recent losses sustained by Mr.. ]. B. Robinson,
by the burning ofthe theater, the Walla Walla
Dramatic Troupe will give him benefit at the
Varieties Theater this Saturday evening, and
ask the cooperation of the public.
, 1862-06-21
Card.

/ The undersigned returns his most grateful ac-
acknowledgements to the citizens aud volunteers for
their valuable assistance in saving his household fur
niture from the fire at the theaer Tuesday even
ing, and those who so generously contributed to his
relief on the following day will ever he remembered
by him as friends in need. J. B. ROBINSON.
WGlla WaIa. June 10, 1862
, 1862-06-21

FILLING UP.-There seems to be demand for
lodging in the city prison. During the week
three persons have been placed therein, under
charges of horse-stealing, and others have been
furnished with like accommodations for violations
of city ordinances.
, 1862-06-21
THE LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

UNION VICTORY BEFORE ERIGHMOND-TWELvE
HUNDRED REBELS KILLED.
, 1862-06-21
S. w. DICKINSON,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
w Malla Hotel.
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTED.
Rs-Jewery manufactured to order
Walla Walla, June 81, 1862. 26m3ly
, 1862-06-21
Reapers and Mowers
FOR THE HARVEST OF
1862. 1869

NEW YORK REAPER, and NEW YORK COM
IN BlNED REAPER and MOWER Strong, du-
labe and effective machines easily worked cut 61<
to feet, and capable Of cutting Is to 25 aeses per
day Snugly packed for shipping to remote dis
chimes till further improved over those of last
year ~ Send for newly illustrated and
descriOtive DopoObIot
, 1862-06-21
To Delinquent City Tax Payers.

A Ii persons indebted to the City of Walla Wala
L A for city taxes are hereby notified to pay the
same on or before the l4th of June.
All taxes must be paid by the above date OF the
property of denquents will be sold to satisfy the
same, in accordance with an ordinance. passed April
23d' 1852. See W AsHINGToN STATESMAN, May 3d.
June z, 1862. W.. H. B LANE, Collector
, 1862-06-21
Threshers ! Threshers :
PITTS, BALLS, WHITMAN'S, HALLS,
From to lO-horse power
WITH THE LATEST MOVEMENTS.
harvesting Tools 4!

Such as
GRAIN CRADLES, MOVING SCYTHES. REYOf,-
WING HORSE HAY RAKES, Etc. Etc
We are prepared to furnish at two weeks notice
through our house in San Francisco any style of ma
chine not kept by that may be desired at San
Francisco prces-freight added.
Our long experience and the facilities we possess
enable us to select machines suited to this mark et
and we invite all in want Of goods in line to give
us a call before purchasil G elsewhere, as we
WiU Not be UnderSold.
Orders from the Upper Columbia and other remote
districts accompanied by the CASH, filled at low
rates as if the parties here and pains taken to
pack goods securely for shipping.
pa-SenI for t'ircuars.
KNAPP, BURRELL & co.
Agri,u utturl and seed Depot,
26m2 On the Levee, Portland, Oregon.
, 1862-06-21

EARLY VEGETABLEs.-No country that we
have ever been in is better adapted to the growth
of vegetables than the Walla Walla valley The
snow had scarcely left the foothills in the spring
when lettuce, radishes, onions and ruta-bagas
were abundant in market. New potatoes have
been in market more than a week. This beats
the lower country by at least two weeks The
Oregonians are in the habit of shipping their ear
ly vegetables from California. Henceforth we
would recommend them to ship their supplies in
this line from this valley