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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTlONEER, OF
w tco Fast Broadway, viii aIl ou Weiu's.
day, at Ia O'Clock, the sio'h sud fixtures u. tho
grocery and hlu'r store, ". l'h West Hrr,jwHy,
corner " ler ~ tHas sugars, sap, starch, h.lt,
ic' chest k,.A liquor, scaies, awning. c.urt.rs
Sc, s.. aI4p sis ~
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AIUsENl ENTs.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
" that sp'c1iI Juvenile Play,
Il w, be played EVERY EVENING, Al TN o'oII.
s :, h0NpAYA TUESDAY,, THURSDAY, snf
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON a, a o,c,ock.
TIL. BUCKLE OF BRILLIANTS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
Aud each and every performance during the ven
will conclude with sor,e
RICH AND LAUGHABLE FARCE.
LASI WEEK ALSO
OF that rnagn fccut mechanical spectacular scsna.
1IlE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
LAST WEEK Positively
Of Tat towering mountain of humanity,
TIE BELGIAN GIANT
COM. MUTT, THE LIVING WHALE SEA
/. N, NEAR SAMSON. ALBINO FAMILY, MON
STR sNAkFs, &c, " be- seen At all hours
Admission 20 cents children under ten, is CO,
BROOKLYN ATnENEUM-
Monday, Tuesisy and wednesday Evenings,
April ysth, 29th aud 9Oth, 1891.
WOODS M1NsTRELa
SYLVESTER nLEEKER, Manager aud Propris.o.,
Eiesan, Ethiopian Entertainments.
p'Sr. crcp al 10 =, S az
q t. FoX's OLYMPIC THEATRE
Ni' RnoArwAr, SsAN Beoouu ST.
lessee, Dire, t'r ANIL Stage Manager. q. L. FOX
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT.
4 'ctor paul R.r.lau .............Mr. c. W. Clarke
Tho Anss. OF 4. might ...... Ms, Mary Mitchell
Overture ~ orahos,ra Conductor. c. Koppi,.
To conclude voh rehrg',s,, hur',s,uso Of
TIE CO-LEAN BORN.
VI" Fly orc nor iG.e Co-fean B,rnl a. T.. Yo1
hI's \ '.r, aeen, Ia young Pat, with sonys
49, d''..'s. ............. Ass Fanny HerrnG
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MlLLERS ANY PAKTI HAVING
2 b and proper helht'os ina thiBciy flr grind.
rH black, black lead, sc, my l,ar u'p o1i,
customer by addresginF ECOEOM5E box
m oihco, stating lowest sash price, per TN,
ding, location, convenience for storage, and
ariioulars MIC $3.50
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Auction lot Cambria Collars, &c, Sc, ice 10 Beo.
1cuon lot Linen Hdkts, bc, 6u, Sc, loo, l2c.
Hoop skirts very cheap, 20 to b0o.
] ,ye lot Lace Goods from suction, cheap.
5000 Linen B1s1mS, 100, l2c, 10 T. 2Oc,
1000 Round Combs, to--very nice ones.
Best Pins, tuli papers, 80. Needles, 30.
1000 Pocket Books, 10, ~, 10 10 25c.
9TH AVE. AND 4sTu ST.
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TD LET Two 3SIOEY Brown STONE
houses, y 49, PIC ord -"2 N,-t q. & 90, lot stA
Hud 9th ayes nlsn two i-st ~ .,.,u tlno houses.
18Th It. h,t. ~ Hud lnth ayes. R.Lt only 1000.
worth $1,000 Any 4. w. CROSk, OF a. PEI
ioN' ~. Il" w t'I -. 100
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DAEr OF House NOW UElNG RE-
rsuci. 70 W 1 s't' - fr ',t 20. . .u.u fam
r ..i'r o.. c.. g. W.....r e.. .s, O.. , .ntssl
iu1s l..,r ,' Arr. {. IIANII ART
NlI'"l, .'' I'at. a. sl2J J'4Si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

COL. PRATT AND DR. KEYsER's PEoToRAE
BYRUP.-DR, KnAu--DeaE Sir Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the exceeDce OF your PsctorA Cough
Syrup sooner take great pleasure In saying that "
ell you say ills. HkockSdl le notse 0ts OF my cough
and The wort one was ever afflicted With have not
used more than onehaf OF he bottle and and do
wish that all who are afflicted would gye II fair trial
a. have done, and they will be proud to say, 1T no
qusek medicine" lwoud not Suffer another such AZ
attack for any consideration, AZ any COST an con-
ndent can breathe moro freely than ever did shall
excellent remedy You are At liberty 70 use my name
In this regard, as you think proper. y. +. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1859.
B-1 am no htranger to my fellow-citzens, and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
E.E,P,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

2TTwuRaH, Jan. Al, 1860.
DR. KnYxKa MY wife has been AFFLICTED with bad
cough and diteulty Of breathing for hvo or six years
which for several yearsback had gradually increasedn
violence The complaint has been hereditary and she
had been treated by several physicana without ANY re-
lief In this sta OF her case, procured some Of your
Pectoral Cough Syrup. Ibought the hrst time, hfty
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has nov no trace OF the former disease, except weak
ness. would also ptate that ubed tho medicine my
self cold and cough. The medicine cured me BY tax
ing one dose TexpTess my entire satsfactoN with the
incidence and you are at liberty 70 publish this IL you
desire 10 DO so. WM. WILe0N,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
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PArroN TP., Aprll Il, ls5.

WONDERFUL 0URH.-Some time ago, an old
peighbor Of mine was very Ill. with bad oopgh which
every one supposed to be consumption. HIs relatives
told that ho had taken every remedy they heard Of
without baneht his brother 10 see him de- and all
were confirmed In tho belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle OF your Peooral Syrup,
Whch gave him, and It entirely cured him. TO the aston
shnent Of ell. What makes the case more REM able,
old. I have no doubt the PectcTal sfved his lite.
IfFi 3. -t "a ~ JuaMNi 0INNIS,
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THE GREATEST

! v&s1A DISC0VERY
u OF AGE.
NNR. lKENNEDYsssOR IsOxBUIkYJ
WI has discovered In Ofour common pasturswesd'
Q remedy that cures
Every Kind of Humor,
The worst sorofula down to 4. common Pimpls-
he has tried tin over eleven hundred sass and ney
or failed except In two cases. (both thunder mor) he
has In bis possession over one hundred
Two bottles arc warranted . cure nursing sore
mouth. ~ sA..,,'s ~, ..Ne
One 70 three bottienTc the vors. kind Of Pnpis'
aTwo or three bottles will clear the system OF bilsu
the mouth or stomach 'y
Three Q Ave bottles arc warranted to cure the worst
One to two bottlessre warranted to cure ell hulnor
the Eyes. ~.
and blotches among the hair.
Four TO six bOtes arc warranted to cure corrupt and
One Bottle viii cure aoay eruption Of the skin. T
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 cure the most
=, sSss ~ " ~ n s,,r.
pi w as. ioS S., G % ~ s,sa ~ srro.
h"o " UsH' RVss'sa wa sAi'ttNSi" i"S''''""
'uiai q, s.nvv,.n..s s,or, ,ho ay.t bottIe
ss 2 - siwsVs No. ne atcva nnantitv 4
sksn Ss''' ~ "r'th+~S "-'- 'NS N'''
RoXBURY. MAes.
DEAR MApAn:-The reputation OF the heoiSe. ~
covery, In curing ali kinda OF humoB 80 well estap
nshed h the unanimous voice OF all wno nave ever w.
IT, that need not say anything % tne s1ecs as s
most sklfu physicians and the mo1t careful Drpgssm
/ tho country are unanimous In Its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notlce
40 II Win fuli knoweoge OF III curative PoWer 70 -
ieving a and curing most o. those dSeasSs % wnlcn
you are unfortunately 90 liable That most excrues~
disease 70 90 aaectonate mother e ab4Na :.
NUhAs1N". vh-Aa nv
70 ta nst fal Sweetuess hd your babs from short and
etfu naps 10 calm and sweet dumbgrs and The Medical
Discovery becomes fountain ofbIessng to your husband
and household. .-Tsss e.ga rr,s--,g gEB-
In tnemore auVsnVea sZSsS21 Hu
a. ,.,s.ah - .a..,.. t.'f -s4
AeAWnus W ue hSJh.Sye * NJ ~ W$ua H5i i51e
i- DXoFhFsAA'
WHEN no,nns Du' csnAef On 'ne s'DN0D' '4'n " ~
WEmNRVS
creating sinkng gone feeling and an Indifference 'y's
houi s'Onscnp
| RAW AND IHELAlMEDS
your food vtresses you ana you can only take certain
.pG even q s s STSs nSs
he osnker eats mi then YOUR loses itg
bloom aod bCcones sailoW and greensh and your bod
SSS n gone. For want Of nourshment your system 10.
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PrTrpunsu, pecsnhsr, 81, lsSs.

9BEAI UUHB BI Uh, hHfbhKb EEUIVKAI
SYRUP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county.
Ihad coughing and splitting, which commenced AOout
the 9Th Of February last and continued eight months,
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued uuAbated until early In October. Al
that hms was advised 10 try your PEoT0RAL COUGH
SYRUP, which DID, and after bad taken one bottle
entirely free from Tho coughing and splitting had
despared OF ever getting we'll, and think II should b
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
II hss done In my case. JOHN 9. LITTLE,
Witncse--D. N. KKRR. Peebles townhip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

( Oh. KEYBHgs pEoToRAL SYRUP IN RLAIRs-
vILL1.-Rlease send me another supply Of your vslu-
able sPectotal Syrup" Almost everybody around NJ
has the cold and inquzing for Dr KeyseTs Pectol
syrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and
now entirely out. Mr., A. Alter and Mr.. p. Aaher both
Of Bairsye Pa tell rs they would not be without Il
In their families. In fact all who use It once want Il
again. Yourv, reSpectfully, s.u.l
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MoLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL
IMMINENT

VIII relieve pain almost tnstAntaneouSly, and It vi
ceanEe purity aud heal tho fouiest sore1 In an incredl
ly short tme.
J.. For Horses and OtIlOK Animals.
Mclean eelebrated Lninent 70 tho only safe and re-
liable remedy for the euro Of SPAWN, Ring Bone WIND
gAlls spltnts Unnatual Bumps, Modes or ewelngh II
Tll never f to cure Big Head Poll Evil, gistala Ola
running Sores or sweeny, II properly applied. fof
eprains Bruises, Scratches Sores or Wounds CIackec
Heels Ohafes, eadds or Collar Calls II ID an infabls
every Instance. 49,
Then tribe no longer With tho many worthless Lini
ments oRered 70 you obtain supply Of Dr.. MoLean5
celebrated Mniment. II will cure you.
y. IL, MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of THIRD and Pine Streets, 81. Louis, No,
For. salo by R0BSITs y sAMuEL,
q anSca-d6WIy ) Columbus Ohm.
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Prrrsnrnau. Anril "a. 1857

ftTTbBukoh, april H44 loof,
READ THE TRUTH.--DR. KEYsKR have daugh-
tor who has taken several medicines for bad cough
purchased from you bottle Of your PROToRAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved, The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. JOHN DARN,
Robinson street, Allegheny,
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ANOTHER NEW oERTIEioATE-pR KEYSHRs
PICTORIAL SYRUP II had been troubled with cougf
and cold for several weeknso bad was It that could no
6ieep, Ihad the advce and prescriptions from three
ths In ne ey whom could nAme, but dt
syrnp, Whtoh cured me entirely. Signed,
80. J. W. SfMoNToN,
3ee Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan ., ie60.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

a eTEuBxEyIItk, o., March II, 1855
have used Dr., Keyseru Cough Syrup for bad cougl
J. ". PRION
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

Tsy are at home, and any one who has doubts can In
quiFs Of the person who have been cared byt 81 Z
DR.. KHYBnR Is pREpARBp AT ANY TIME 70
EXAMnNH LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE FOR ALL
TH0en WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. -sts d.
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aaans cured a Ss Dr. KSTsSRs REcToSAh 3 Is s1
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RAW AND INFLAMED.

KIDNE VS.,
creating sinking, gone feeling, and an Indifference eyei
TO the cares Of your family.
Youx alosnach
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McLsan's Volcanic Oil Linimsnt.

Tha best Lininent In tho World. Tho only ea;e end
certain cure for Cancers, Piles, dwellings and gron
civ or aoitrs, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the
Muscles, Chronic or 1naammStory Rheumatism, Stir
iissi Of the joints, contracted Muscles or Lgauep,
Orh. Uben, Fever sores osked breasts Bore Nippiss,
Burns Scalds Sore Thoat, px any Inflammation OF Ph,
no difference how severe, hoE long the disease mhR
tain y0medy.
Thousands Of fhumAn beings have been asyed Q Hfe o.
aecreptuds and misery BY tho use Of this Invaluable med
ID
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"sToP THATpoUGHING. .n-'HOw can do ttp $50
to Ksyserson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Pectoial and that don't cure you, your must be
desperate indeed" This 10 eBpecimen Of the coloquy
one hear almost every day In cold catching periods Of
tho year. And We cam from actual experiment. cheer
y concur IN tbs advisers admonihon as aboyo for we
have tried the Pectoal In most stubborn With
entire suecess. Near two weeks ago went to PtshuEh
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, muSh IN
subduabe coughs eyer experienced since advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
abonously for whole week. In hopes OF Hiring Oat
but It was no 60 In fact It seemed rather to have i'm
proved BY practice and 10 have acquired strength poen
y and dlslressby BY the operation In this stageof
the pege, gbed our way to KeySerS l40 Wood St.
-procuredA 1fy cent bottle Of the "Pectoralj' took It
aeeordinR to directions. and in hours
master Of the neld the enemy having unoonditionAlly
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with 20
formidable an adversary as Ksyper'B famous 'Cough
PeCtoal. ."--DvOsORs0t1s 0iPper, Dec. Il, 1850. g
ElTi1 ~ -
seid By Dr. sEoRsf b. KzYsEB i4O @o0S street, sss
NJ Bold in Columbus by ROBERTS SAMUEL.
1rOoTHACHE REMEDY.
A SURE CURE.
Prepared and soldby
DE-. GEO, Il. KSYsBR,
Pnee, 25 cents i4O Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Up Sold IN Columbus By RoBHRTs q EAATUHL.
oot97.9taWdbm.
n EFTg, PAPRH COLLARS AND
" Neck Tics.
Handsome and economical. Also,
SILK Ties,
Shirte,
Linen Collars,
Half Hose,
Drawers, DC.
Balm 4 SON,
spT29 No. 80 South High street.
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which nothing bu; cauAsr on the StOmsohi then to rs
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PECTORAL SYRUP.

UrI INVITE ATTENTION to some of the most or
iraordlnary cures by my 8ae-,ll9 set'
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Stimulating Ong!1ule1nlt, d
STIMULATING ONGUENT

% prepared by DIX. O. P. BEILINeHAM, an eminsu
physician Of London and iS warranted to bring Qua
thick set Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

HAW-A -AND INELAlAEU, -
your food dBsses you ana you can cny take certain
kinds, aud even Of that your Sysem does not Get half
the nourishmeptn II contains the acrimonous huid Of
the oanker eats up; then your eompexioni lpses t
bloom and boOones saloW and greensh, and your hes
day "a gone For want Of nouribhment your systombo-
comes loose and abby, and the hbres Of your body BE-
come relaxed Then follow train Of diseaseS which tho
Medical Discovery Is peculiarly adapted to t~f1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26
WUEsINC q isORE mo tn, \

IL cured asB by miracsj your own temper hresorcd
10 Its natural sweetness and your babe from short and
etful maps TO calm and sweet mbgrsi and the Medical
Discovery becomes sfountan ofbesng 70 your nusrsnd
and household. .--r.-. on fah 49, -, VIZ
In the more advanced slagesof 49, -
ffaT r-,is q A MA ER ts.sf aefI
Itextsnds 10 the stomach tcansing sl13 5i st5he1
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( 1ts VIII eHeotually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCI

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF tho Kidneys
and ali diseases arising from dIordered Liver or 6tom
acb Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles Acdlty or bks
pain OF swimming ID the head, Pa aon Of tho Heart
fullness or Weight In the Stomach bour bructatons
Choking or sccatlhg feeling whom lying down Drvness
ward Feyors Pain In tho small Of the back chest or SIDE
Sudden Flushes OF Heat Depression Of Spirits Bgntini
Dreams, Languor, Despondency or any Nervous Vseee
Sores OF Botches on the Skin, and Fever ana Ague(o
0hils and Fever.)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

PapitatiOn of the heart, pain in ths sde weakness
the spine and ANAL Of the back pain OF tho hip joint
when you retire, regularity Of the bowels, and slse
that most excruciating Of diseases, the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

| ----- m
DEAR MApAM-The reputation Of the Medical Dis
coycry In curing all kinda Of humoD Is so well esab
t. that need not say anything on the subject o. The
most skful physicians and the careful Drpggsta b
tho country are unanimous In Its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice.
DO II with full knowledge OF Its curative power, In E
eving all, and curing most those diseases TO which
you are unfortunately 90 liable That most excTuossv
, 1862-08-09
WasbilQton Statesman.
'ATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 9, 1862
Walla Walla Seminary.

We have taken occasion in past issues to
call the attention of the people of this city
to the advantage of educational privileges,
and have urged the Importance of the early
establishment of good schools in our midst.
Hitherto no decisive action has been taken
tending to the attainment of this object, but
we are pleased to learn that the prospect is
fair at the present time for the immediate
commencement of this most commendable
enterprise. Under the auspices of Mr..
Gerry-a gentleman who comes 20 us well
recommended as teacher-a subscription
has been circulated amongst our citizens,
and thus far has met with signal encourage
ment. We notice among the signatures to
this instrument the name of Hon. E. B.
Whitman for one hundred dollars, followed
in pledges of the same amount by Messrs
Kyger q Reese, Ball & Stone, j. W Sea-
man, j. F. Abbott, S. Linkton, Way, Bush
& Co., and Schwabacher Bros, & Co.; while
many others contribute literally in smaller
sums. Two thousand dollars have already
been subscribed, without any effort having
been made outside of the city. There are
many farmers in the country, within few
miles of town, who are permanently and
directly interested in having good school
established in this city, and who will con-
tribute literally to the furtherance of this
object 1t will be necessary to raise a
thousand or fifteen hundred dollars more
in order to secure the success of the under
taking.
1t is unnecessary to further urge upon
our citizens the Importance of providing
educational advantages for the numerous
children and youth that are now thrown
upon the streets to learn daily lessons in
mischief and vice, for the want of well
disciplined school. There are enough OF
them in the city to fill thoroughly organ
lied institution of learning, to say nothing
of those in the country who would natural
ly come to this city o school. 1t is highly
important that these children should be
educated, and it is quite evident that par
erts are as able to school their children
here as anywhere else. We understand il
is agreed that the building in contempla-
ton by Mr.. Gerry is not to be diverted into
other than educational purposes, and that
board of directors consisting of citizens
of the city, shall manage the policy Of the
institution.
, 1862-08-09

AUBURN, July 31st, 1862.
EDS. STATESMAN Another line from thi:
point may not be out of place. Since my last
note have been closely examining the mining
interests of this newly prospected region, and am
now fully convinced of its richness and extent
Extensive operations are in progress for bringing
in supply of water. Messrs Kirkpatrick & Co
have discovered two lakes back on the mountain:
some five miles, which will afford water for one o.
their Elk creek bitches by extending it on ant
tapping those lakes, which can easily be done
They have some forty or fifty men employed OF
the work and expect to be able to furnish sup
ply of water for the Rich Flat and Freeze-ou
gulch section in few days. l am struck witt
the tenacty with which miners are holding on tc
their dry claims about this place, with the hope
of having water soon. 1t is something like the
story told ofthe Californian at an early time wht
found lump of gold in the mountains while pros
nectng alone, which was too large to carry, anC
fearing to leave it he sat down on it and sta.7rc
to DEATH
Thus with many of these men-they know they
have rich claims, and although they are scarce o
provisions they will not leave for fear some ont
else will happen along about the time water i
brought in and get their claims In fact, there i
a very commendable disposition among these
miners to give the country fair trial before pro
no1ncing it humbug, and success is sure TO re
ward their efforts. And cannot say it is strang,
that men act thus, for when they can, while pick
ing the dirt, see the shining ore mixed with it
and know that there is fortune in every on,
hundred feet, whenever water can be had to wasl
it, why should they look farther while there ar,
operations in progress for bringing in the neces
sary supply of water.
Convenient to this town is the Powder rive
valley, large extent of arabic land, well watered
plenty of timber and large amount of fine nat
ural meadow land, offering a good opening fo
thousands of industrious farmers to realize for
tune in few years from the products of thei
farms, being in such close proximity to the mining
region. Though fear this valley is too high anC
consequently liable to be effected by frost for tn,
cultivation of all kinds of produce. In this valley
near the foot of the mountains, on the road t
Auburn, the settlers have located a town and cal
it Roam City.
-Four men arrived at Auburn yesterday direc
from the Western States, having left their train
near Fort Hall. They report the Indians Oh
Snake river as peaceably disposed toward tn
emigration this year.
Yours as ever, WALLA WALLA.
, 1862-08-09

of all kinds not including snuff or segars or tobacco
prepared with stems in, valued at 80 cents per
pound, 10 cents; valued at less than 30 cents per
pound, 10 cents; smoking tobacco, prepared with
stems in, per pound, cents.
Umbrellas, per cent
Varnish, per cent.
Vegetable oils, 2 cents gallon.
Warehouse Entry Is cents to 81; Receipts rs cents
stamp duty.
Whisky, 20 cents gallon
White lead, so cents per 100 pounds.
Wholesale dealers mot of liquors. $50.
Wine cents per gallon.
Wool manufactures, per cent.
Zinc, manufacture Of per cent oxyde of, per 100
pounds 25 cents.
, 1862-08-09
DrOWned.

PELoUsE LANDING, July 81, 1862.
EDS. STATESMAN 1t is reported here that
two men were drowned in Snake river, in the
following manner They were descending the
river in a conoe, and on coming to the head OF
Pelouse rapids they got frightened and turned the
canoe sidewise to shun rock when the boat was
capsized The bodies have not been found. Mr..
Kellog says he saw the canoe pass the mouth of
Tucanon, just before it was upset that the men in
the boat had on light hats and gray overshirts
and looked like miners.
A. ]. STURTEvANT
, 1862-08-09

The New GovERNoR.-The Oregon
correspondent of the Sacramento Union
says of the governor elect of Oregon:
He came to Oregon in 1850, and settled at
Scottsburg. in Umpqua county. Keeping hotel
and practicing law were his somewhat various
pursuits until in 1852. when he was by Franklin
Pierce appointed collector or the port at the
mouth OF the Umpqua.
, 1862-08-09

JOHN DAY VALLEY.-'fhe valley on
John Days river, near the new mines, is
described by those who have visited it as
one of the most beautiful and fertile east of
the Cascades. 1t is very SMALL however,
being only about fourteen miles IN length
and four miles in width.
, 1862-08-09

HAY.-The indications now are that
there will be no scarcity of hay in this
valley the coming winter. In our trav-
els about the valley, we have noticed that
the farmers generally are putting up large
crops. The same preparation last year
would have saved several hundred thou
sand dollars to the valley
, 1862-08-09

g Cor Cora town bearing the some
what euphonious title of d" Cop Cop has
lately been laid out on the emigrant road,
near the foot of the mountains, on the
northern side of the Grand Ronde valley
Cop Cop is an Indian word, signifying
" grass valley"