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LIEBIG,S WORKS ON CHEMISTRY

Agricultural Chemistry. 2S Lebsscelo1Isi,d letters ..
Animal Chcmi.'ry...... 70 on foato p"ease:.'.. 9
thing wIcn w Professor Lcb is .o Issued in ole isTse
volume bound ia cloth. Price 81
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q. w. NJ: REYNOLDs's WORKS.

Above each in two voiumes psrer cover Eech one q
sfaer edition is also bound vOgme cloth, for y
each.
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~ sseve eah In two vosmss psf cover Each book
~ Dsblobo6 y 60 vsIsSsA seth e4eS x1@
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MRS. uENRY MOODS BOOKS.

The Teri's ff,rs..... 50 Lies sccret....... ~
The Mysterv........... 80 Better for Wosso.... -
The above each IN volume, parcT cover fach oo
il a.o pubhcd volume Goth price - ce's eaoh'
Tho o.faings......... i3 AuTc1s fioyd....'.'.'' %
The above are .h in o.e volume paper cover Zach one
Is also pu b shed M one vol. cloth. pcc One Dollar
yoruers FIiic.......l 90 The Cesi4e, lc,i W
6rdos a Aaiydya,... " squire TToylyns Hell ''l I"
m, ~. .,,L il, two ,o.tracs pa,er cOvur Each
o.o - shed IA vol cloth. pnco 70 We tiso qnb'
sh Nslwsy clifton" Of each ooin-cie ~ orc volume
paper cover. pTice one Dolas copy
The Fssry Nisli at Oaofd BY Ms, Henry Weod.... 45
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judge Hslhburtol's Yam
kee Stories, illustrated,
cloth. q
The swamp Doctors Nd
ventures IA the South
West. u Illustrations,
cloth. >
MAJOR 1borpes Scenes In
hrLansaw. 10 .lluslIa'
lions. cloth............l3 y
The Big Bears Adventures
snd Travels. 10 iliustIa-
ticns, cloth.............l u
IiaIIy CoyeIdG.e's Court
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FRANK FAIRLEGHs WORKS.

fftri fsifegh .......... FoHsns' o h'r) h'o's'
Lewis w.sAfundc.......... 10 bttPrTfsco.........'s
Fine edition, of the above iiued IA cloth ., 50 each
HAIRY Cov,fdsos Court Louimo llitesooi,.....l :
sAp 81 OF cOgh......l u Ia ciytL.............l
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BEST COOK.BOOKS PUBLISHED

Miss Lcse's New Cookery y
NNidd fields New Cook bot :.
Nfrs Haie's Rtctin,s for the Million. =
Nrs. Ha.cs Now Cook =
EYanca,oi. Celebrated French Cook The Modem Cook
with q iuist.oDs, 60 large octave u
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'ROa0LA. A Novel. BY the Author Of" Adam Beds,"
Tie NH the Floss" slAs Manner" and Scenes o1
Clerical Life" VITA Illustrations svo. Pspss
81 u; Cloth, @i ~.
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ALCOCK's JAPAN The Capital Of tho Tycoon; sNsfrs
tive Of Troe Year.. Residence in Japan By Sir Ru1ss
EsroRD ALoooK, X. c. b. Her Msjesy's Envoy Ex.rsos
dnary and Minister Plenpoter.lry In Japan With Msps
and Engrs.ngs vols. l2rno.' Cloth 90.
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MILITARY AND ARMY BOOKS.

Iworths LouIve Dill. p The Solder om 'nO"'
a. :. Light Infantry DIM. p ount.'i
Government Infantry and ihe sV4uets o-'1e'''''"
Rae Tec.ics............ 2Si
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DOw's PATENT SERMONS.

Dow's Patent Sermons Dow's Patent sermons
lat Series, 13c cloth. 0J 80 ser's, '.e oio''F'
Dow's Patent Sermons Dow feitbt r.I,,"i
"a SERIES l5c clolh ] 90 Al a,Iics, TO. cloth. !
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CHARLES DICKENS's WORKS.

Above each IN one large octave volume paper cover
We also publish twenty yeglt other editions Of Dicker
Works comprising the Library. the !ecQs and tie Illus
rated editions In Both and doodecimo form Al Trce
style Of binding
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NfAITLAND'S WORKS.

The Watchmsu..... % OlDisy Of al Old Doctor eel oo
The WGbdeTer......l VOlsafieroe. y,
The Lawyers soFy....l 0OiIhe Three cousins '''''i ="
Above ere csch In volumes. paper E~h oue 10
also publiihod la volume cloth. price 81 ~ each
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EUGENE SUES WORKS.

W,rdsfine Jsw.........i o. W0usns Lovr...........
N,.tiss " fars........l vi Nts-oi War Aaa.......
n.,fr Ito Tounl I'LL W Fsmar asnrsgi ........
Above sfc eacl ia sois. The Atvrai4fcf 81 Earai
Tf.s L.yc.............. - De c-lfrr......-......
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Mem Dublications.

i and Juvenile Singing Glasses; BY GEo. r. Roor. The
two things Ts ,'S & 10 IT, rse s and ss os.
rong voluntary expressions Of approval We have never so
cited oue om some OF The nos nd NO,
n''s OHSS %%0 o'TiiJ'DED HUNDRED AND TWENTY PIEoEsl
Lessons songs In one two three and four Psrts ana 70
iancs Uvmus and Chants composed and arranged with Z
rence 10 the pleasure and pToh Of both pupil sHd teacher,
ono oil the bes. teachers and singing 'en0o' ~
THE The SILVER Lutte has two new and important ''
lures the hr' S'sIolShnssvE q yIies soyo LESSONS,
bv which all the things necessary to knowedse OF ho.a'
are introduced or praece, one after ano'1ei' !" ."
snSaiS sSi;s or EXsRcsE TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS
Ia which plysca exercise may be united WIN .n rug
This " SILVER Lutte" has been sdopted as tho mu'ic
and recreation oooA the pubic senooI 10 So'e'
NJ rn here tho name, Of tys rHAy RAis the pisces
AFTER The Battle.
All Together Lgain
Ass band Of Brothers loine1
4 welcome q Latte Nel.
Bottle cry Of Freedom,
"''"'i5c' Be- careful sssi Of your Money.
Cheer, Boys Cheer.
Como foiow where We 80.
Come, John, Keep time,
Come, let's ,nis Ecisy Forrds
Come sing the ssteoatn .o..s,
Don you SEQ ne eOuiiDsj
Down y the Crystal RiveYsaiA
Ftre9el,
For seiion Called 70 part,
Freedom and Union,
OAiiy our Light Da.s,
CIV. nae the SPADE
sso.s 90 o';h II. 70 yosr pace. .
Happy New Year,
Have you seen ny LEioi
Here all to learn Of su.slnS
Iow the h.Iry Wind blows.
can yes, we snow you can,
II body hnd Lss.on
! have motbsl nov,
An clad am Farmer. o..
Joyui -ing. the Summers Cocic1
Laughing Nay Is hero
Le, o.1er, .ins Of sunny Lalds
Ill isttiy NY boaI Row,
Lightly were Tripping Along
Make your Marx.
hudc Everywhere,
no mortal eyc TIA. Land hsth S< -
Nellie Lost and 0gnd,
hs.er Forge. tae Ds-s Ole',
Mover ldc,
Never .sy Fan.
o. We are Volunteers,
Oae s~se, Flower Ia, Drocpea
Once asoI. before We P.xt,
On The Heather,
@ %, tho Prairie,
Out on the River,
0. wrap ,he Flag around ne, Bcyf
PAr,nE lynn,
Gefscyerr,
sailor ou the Trecsle. Ocean.
sisssr, tAeu sas Ulld and Isve7.
Some CONES,
Song % EreIcsc,
soani, oi the Summer Ni,h
Stand o. for Uncle sam,
stisc ani Wat.
Ia. Good Gaze. -
Ica.hcr, May b. your PGplD
Temperance Rail song.
IT.. AncuonoeT
4 10 EcAo,
~, IN tie Quiet vElsys Hons.
I..e ruc Ga ankcc t,rr,iclnsn,
The Oca'icurr u.siy) we:ks'i
Tae iinpgy Meeting.
10 Arrs
The Mountain Hcrn.
To ny brother
fhe Nsy..ie Wei.
The Song u the Bob ollk,
Tho Wsichmsn.
Tho rkAltf-.
Iley're Cou.inr Home To dsS
TIE Scns Of tho Cooper
Tho Iho..
TIC tA4oI.
Tho s.csni Chair.
4 80 Sorr q iA- Msu'ss,
Tn.rr. hus.e Ia tie ALI
The Seasons.
The star .sparscd rsnrs.
The Land bcJ laad the lsIssS
~ "a 100 Morning - k-ily,
~ AZ, Waii, Nsit
n .tri ia fgrsaon's cal,
" Eea the Joyous Day 10 Downing
Noali yoa ln0w how tie fsrrres,
We have come frof3 ytii1us gl-ecs,
Nhii Loos Lite Distls say.
MAA. love AIli bate, John BTowr- =.
Al wio se,ins uP luscas sInsa' elais' N ~ er
o. asS sA,os, vii ~ NeA 10 t~ie 100" a TIC oH' L'
sa.o Cop.s, ~ e. 20 lges IN Ch.es.n IL al Ea',e.-
s..s >, dozen
ROOT 4 CADf,
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hs BROADWAY,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
ALBUM
FOR
POSTAGE AND OTHER STAMPS,

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
One volume s.n. fo tuslEssI wh Eapf ard Printed II
color Cloth, - 90 kreEeh Morocco. -. TURKEY As'
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The eoeclin, - Fo.,sre Stamps ts' become mater oi
,uch general interest that a. h bseyed tho Publication o en
ucn iu conyrn a ani cesan, foinI AL BE- warmly wei
coined ~ the community. H has been sought IA TIC volume
Loe oa.ed % the pahc 90 combine instruction with
mont and 10 render tie collection valuable In itsc Gosby
valuable tho uuooas of age amount OF important s'OsA
In rnr,rsnce u t De-. "a va have arranged tho Different
scpa4,ey and syen under each rs area popeaon
sp9 Viz M ,h d ii, birth aai .aees.sos s several csns
.ni ;hir value In sterling and IN Federsi money Ampe so
h., but also for revenue ocis ,amp,, wh;h
ofen Of very Interesting sh.aeief-Ls''aef J''"
b. 4. 4 Co have Jus, published ,
PALMOsl, Or inE NUMERALS OF SCRIPTURE a
Proof Of asprss.on Free Inquiry - NJ AAhan ~ d.
Va X iMRSusL OF DEvorloSs roR DOMESTIC, AND
sas rSi' Hsl .d lsmc Syau'aAy printed ted 81 H. '
THE NEW CLASSROOM or CHEMISTRY. By Edwt
L. Youus., NJ ID. tcJ pages Eme, "'sh .Io hIa'a'i'n'
WiR PICTURES FROM THE SOUTH. BY r,v,n,
Colonel OF Cavalry in the Confederate Amy i'o'' 1-H'''
"LlGnr now Novel by, new Author tiieien MOds')
ys, !@9., s,o,h fnee II =, or,.u,v,
AND WAR Ta- WORLD rnisn o. Us By Maria J.
a1'G 70 ~ nG & eS %6p 30 pr r,iSs ,Ss .shs9
Herbert" lMi,s scw,l. iyoi, i2mo, eoth pp '-a ffee
MApGE, or Hronr AND MoRsIso BY b. q. ivo-.
is,ro. no 41T. Price 81 !5
wHT 10 Ekr, AND HOW To COOK IT. Contain.
ius 90 Receipt by T. Blot iSoL. limo, Up ~ Free
~ - , ,...,o.,,o,, o,,
ARTS MAAUFACTUkES AND MINES. One vcsy !a.sr
vol ayo.. cloth. PIP. ,O-n. Price. SO.
Do in sheep bin-ins fnoo. >, - .o., -
HAT CpNslDENED As MODE OF MOTION. by
john Iynds =. H. - with Ol Illustrations aud eopiou' In
DEF, 1@s ,, y9 ln8 ei9 Ppn ~ ,rt re Tuouaur ~
lREFERESIE 40 TliE CHRISTIAN NELidiON damp
ton Lce.a,e.l by 4. - i."as o"o 'oi i!niS pp' 'S'
T!if NATuRAL LAW or HUsBANDRY. ny Justa'
Won Llcbg Edited By John Blyh, NJ ID. One voL l2ao
pp. 81. Pdco, ~ "a.
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sp kinds Of Books suitable for all persons whatever Tor sol
ss and for the Army and for oil other reading is - the
YstGshins House Of 4. b. PETERSON BROTHERS,
Phlsdelphia
Any person wanting any books 81 all in any quantity from
single book to Dozen hundred thousand ten thousand
o. hsger qaany oooss had better send their orders
ense TO the CHEAPEST BOOKsELLlNG AND PUBLiSH-
ING HOUSE IN TIE WORLD" which is a, 7. B.
PETERSON L BROTHERS, Nc. sOiCbestuut-st Phladel.
Dhia who have the largest stock in the country ard VII cup
ply than and sell them cheaper than any other house in the
world We have jus, issueds and complete catalogue
which Will send grsiuiossy 10 al their sendns ior one
Iuclose one, two Eve, ten twenty, fry hundred or
thousand dollars OF more TO In letter tnd ws'e "LA
kind Of books yon lsh order them from the following h
s,d they viii be packed 1t once er fret eH
pssss or mall O. any ether way you may direct as az vel
sssor.ed and the you the sPot Win eel
hrs, show bills. &c, gratis
Address al orders for any books yon my wait a' 81, nc
s,.t,er BY whom published TO the PHILADELPHIA
CHEAP PUBLISHING AND B0OKsELLlNG HOUSE" o!
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No 3OG CEEsrSrrsT, PHILADELPHIA
And your orders he FLED &. once, sad the Books sent
YOU per rs, express rsrssd after receipt e order CT IN
say other way you may direct.
Read the following list Of BoQk' published by us tad then
send q. ouce toI whatever yoa want,
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MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS'S WORKS

NVry DeIwont....,...Sl V0 TIE Od Honct,1dd''''SI
Fashion snd Fenine....l 20 The Heiress.
The above each in volumes paper cover Each on
Is also Published in one volume, c.oh, pIce y 3D.
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ESTABLIsuEDi in 1T. by ProfJas.J. .Mapes
IL The Wor,las fafm~f" % Oetcher VII B. i.snri
,,rt D T.' nlfsbsf is fh q ntof.siins msicf s te
a 81 e ilo.ttod ll "a - % ihs h'te' ~ '''iy
rrr.f k.w satcnlefs f5t ~. ul receive h9 oriohc.
.ssrnff ant pccra.hef asleft Fgse % ttAsr, ~ 80
sllllg ll.rie. .-o istn- trsn not D. 70 90 istat
Al tt .f..s Id si.anc~ snss cope, 10 cent- AIdlcis
VS.. D. ALLISON fgaift'r,
No. itt "a ~ af's1u e. New York.
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BOOKS OF ADVENTURE.
GOOD BOOKS FOR EVERYBODY

Tie Quaker Soldirr..... W Sguet ~ e'.'....-., ~
Anernoon & Unmarried via Hctih'ih sesh', y.
Observation-Disclosures. o. Ill.h La. in :,es-l ors "
Iifr of F.uuv f.xn....... % l.0A Moultx Lie I'D
S,e...lon. Coercion. AID Isciufef............ v
(lyI NaI............... I'hn o+-t "'e N'''A' -
hesnoils Of Nilocq....... fn.AeT :.'...''.." ~ ~
i.pkee sofi.s........ O. oIors fAronblidse. 70
The above each in two volumes T"iU cov,f lscb ore
s Gso pubL4heo ~ o.s volume, cloth, ne % ;, ,ac4
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Uamt ius ENIosed......l % Ie Ntl0med b1mOlorI "
1he Gamblers Life..i 90 secret Band Bfothors. "a %
1hc above ore Zach in two volumes rI cover Iaeh 'no
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complete Sc, = tie novels ofwsr feo VII y eat 10
any one A,y yaos. rec o. postage ir LGh Do4a" o.
an.h edition II W.v,y Moves b. tto solrt bluAi Ia
cloth. for 10. the Complete fflse sni foocs "oss 81
s.r Water scott, II. zen ss.ufIes. e.yt4 lsf 49,
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THE BIvoUAc AND THE BATTLEFIELD; or, Can.
pagn Sketches in Virginia and Maryhd BY Capt Gsonsa
Z. Noy4s. 2no. Cloth, 81 Is.
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The Crossed Fsih......l 0J The Deed ~
The sbcvc each IN volunc pllcr cover Each orc
Is tlso Iub.fict vo.rlne. coth, prlcc ( ] -
Hide and S.k....... - The stolen Nef......... ?;
Aner Dafk.......... = Tho yellow MGik -
The Dead SecT,t....... sister RoSe........... -
sists A.Foot or Igsves Bcyond Rglwsys......... 20
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Cr-STAXF AI,fAED'S WORKS.
MRS. DAN1ELs's GREAT BOOKS.
YILKIE COLLINS,S BTST WORKS.

Maryia. foT MoHey.. g l'e ,'HsL'a....'. !. S
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BOOKS OF FUN AND HUMOK.

/ siip. cloth..............l 70
lPiney Woods Tavcr1, OF
sem slick Ia 1eIsa,
ciOth....................l ~
MAJOR Jonsa's Courtslip
end Travels, cloth.....,l ~
Simon Sugga's Adventures
and Travels. tlolh.......lc ~
l'aior Joues's Scenes ii
Georrin. cloth. h.......... 20
lffans foTr'stoTs Sporting
Scenes srd Lhalscte H., z
vols, cloth. J W
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MISS PARDOE'S WORKS.

The Jealous Wiic........ s. The Wiics 1Ii0s.....
Coufessious Of Pfe.iy lA.sai Lttnfiss......... =
Momsp................ snlKca44nco o. the Hsr.n !:
TIE adopted Heli Two ye1ne' Pspcr s . OF lr eio,h
price sI -.
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BY TIE BEST AUTHORS.
EYCELI.ENT

Tie Two Pflnla Donnss.
By o. A. ssin....."....
1Ac Haunted liou e......
Ton IiddlrT's bIound....
Mysterious Ma1iasr"....
Jack d. IYIing's L''ii'fs.'.
Mytteies of a Convent.
Eell iifrndon........"...
Rose NsningtOn.........
Robert Osslsndi..........
The Iron troas............
Charles lialsioId...".....
: ~ tT"y...............'
f.mlic Life IN fow-fofb.
Agnes OIey........'...'" q
Eva 81 Clsir......."....'
Diary " ID physician'
kmifrant bIuiIr.........'
Monk by i.svis..........
bessLiul tIeAch OuL.."
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GEORGE SANDS WORKS.
HAKEY COCKTON'S WOEKS.
AI~SWORTHS GREAT WORKS.

Sv'vFa'sr 'NNff.s..+sss
\ a.-uiin- No1 tho Ven iae stew I'D ...........'
observation-disclosures. Oifcgcy E.i sLaiE.........
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T. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. 500 CHEsTNUT-sT., lPHlLADEIPHIA

T. B. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS would s.a'e tat they
~ row selling all their Publications PRICES WHICH
ARE A VERY SPECIAL. INDUCEMENr for BOOK
SELLERS Suffers NEWS AGENTS AND ALL DEAL
ERS to purchase direct from them Our discounts are larger
thar any other house in the trade; fact which WILL we trrs
induce sBooksellers News Agents su,,rs and ell dealers
who ore not already correspondence with MS send US az
srdsr and give Us trial. The condensed he, Of our Books In
nc three following columns win be found to couan the names
Of the very and saabe works Published in the
WeIld.
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1oeterson's Ncm 31nblirations.

FREDRIIzA BREMER'S WORKS.
Rether and Dsughter...$l 90 The Neghbon....& 90
Tho -Four Sis,ers..l co The Home. 90
The above each in two Volumes paper Each
Is also published in one volume CLOTH price 8 so.
Life in the Old World Two Years IN Switzerland and
Italy. by Miss Bremen In 2 vols, cloth, price 81
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Mem ,nb.ieations.
T,HE NEW BOOKS OF TIE SEASON
PUBLISH Ed DY

HARPER 4 BROTHERS., NETWORK.
~ Sent By mail postage free, o. receipt Of price.
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GEORGE LIPPARD's WORKS

Tho Qu.ker Ct..........I % W.shnron AL his Gen.
Paul Arden atlnn.........l C1l erals "a L~ssbds Of
Blanche Dfsaiyw wi American hs'osiloa. "
Above book. zach IA two volumes, rsper eo'sf.
Iaive OF Aibarone. IS Lef-nis Of 81 Iico...... Is
The slEaens........... ~ Tho impIe tnJ....... :"
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ELLEN pICKERING,S WORKS.
DIR. UOLLICIpS WORKS.

DR.. Hol!css great work on Anatomy and Inynoo8y VI
the Human Figure, tb
Dr. BODicks Family Physican....................
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,1eterscn's Mem publications.
m B. PETERSON e. BROTHERS
PUBLICATIONS.

The Books y,med In the following three columns VIII ne
ond to BE- the very best est ard most snabe
>y the mos. celebrated and popular writers I'm the world They
sse sks
TIE MOST READABLE
AND ENTERTAINING BOOKS ISSUED
And are PRINTED FOR THE MILLION"
AND SOLD TO BOOKSELLERS
SUIT LERs, AND EVERYBODY ELSE!
AT VERY CHEAP RATES.
Complete ss Of any all Of them win be sen; BY mi
nee Of postage any person their renting The price Of
Shc Books they may wish to the Publishers,
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
l-rr ,--->rr ,rrrl .r,->r rI,riI
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SMITHS WORKS.
DISRAEIIS WORKS

isS. .ss r.uss. Sff"ala ... 80 Tl. e oSssta'".
, 1863-05-09

TVHE LAW CONTEMPLATEST THAT EVERY one
4 shall pay on all net profits Ncss $500 derived
from any source whatever. person is allowed to
deduct all legally assessed National State and Coun-
ty Taxes, hired help rents, dryage. &c, necessary
to carry On his business; but no farmer, merchant
mechanic, or any person, has right to deduct his
own labor as much expense from his income.
The income tax is to be paid on the income of the
year commencing January lst, 1862 so that on the
evening Of Dec. list, 1852. everybody should make
up record Of their income gains or profits for that
year. And as many sources of income, such as Dvi-
dends and Railroad bonds and stocks, Insur-
ance Stock Savings INKS interest &C., they huv-
ing already paid the income tax. not again taxed
1t therefore becomes necessary TO have clear record
of the Of income, that there may be dis
pute with the Assessor.
All corporations must leduct the three per centum
before declaring their dividends
For Example:
A man in business must make up the net profits of
his Isiness for the year. and pay the tax on the
amount less 5000.
even more than his profits in the business neverthe
e, he must pay tax on all nett business profits ex-
cept the 5000. And so with salary, all over $500
must be taxed, though personal or family expenses
consume it all.
The Income Tax for the year 1862 is assessabe on
the first day of May 1863 and is due and payable on
or before the 30th June, 1868. And any sums due
and unpaid for thirty days after the Both June as
aforesaid and for ten DAYS after demand by tho Col
ector, five per ceLtum will be added to the amount
unpaid.
Each individual of any firm or partnership must
W. W. JOHNSON,
.. S. Assistant Assessor, W. T.
April 49, 1868. lsm1
, 1863-05-09
In the Circuit Court # UmatiIIa County.
June Term 1863.

STATE OF OREGON,
County OF Umatilla
Emily E. Fair vs.. Marion q. Fair-rettion for
Divorce.
TEHE Defendant will take notice that the Plaintiff
Il has filed her petition for divorce from the De-
fendant, in the Circuit Court of Umatlla county in
the State Of Oregon. which will On to be heard
at the June term Of said court 1868 and unless you
appear and answer said complaint the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The grounds Of said plaintiffs complaint are; first
wifu abandonment by defendant Of plaintiff formore
than year; second, failure to provide the
neccssaries Of life; and, third the conviction Of de-
fendant Of the crime of grand larceny.
A. CHEN OWETH, Atty for P!f.
March %, 1863 *4wl5
, 1863-05-09

ENAKEN up by the subscriber. living at the mouth
L Of the Touchet, two roam horses, described as
follows
One with bald face, with all legs white and
branded on the left hip with a figure resembling
cork,crew.
The other n light roam, branded j. G. s. on the left
shoulder, and with inv erted heart the right
hip. The owner can have the above horses by prov
ing property and paying charges
April Is, 1868. wa JAMES WHITMORE.
, 1863-05-09
q. J. MASSEY.

Justice of the Peace and City Recorder.
OFFICE in the City Council Chamber in Il c rear
" of the Union Hotel. Wi attend to collection
of debts, conveyanccs, acknowledgment Of deeds
Powers Of Attorney, transfers Of real or personal
property
Office hours from 9 A NJ to u NJ, and from to 2 N
The hearing of al civil actions will be set for Fri
days and Saturdays only.
April 49, 1868. l8ly
, 1863-05-09

FLORENCE AND WARREN's DIGGINGs.
The news from Florence and Wamens
Diggings is fattering, and indicates that
this will be prosperous season to miners
in those camps. The snow at Warren's is
nearly off, but not so at Florence, on ac-
count of its greater elevation.
, 1863-05-09
DEMooRAr1c CONVENTION, The De-

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, The Dem
ocratic Central Committee of the Territory
have issuel a call for Territorial Conven-
tion to be held at Vancouver on the 28th
day of May, to nominate a candidate for
delegate to Congress. In pursuance of
this call the Democratic Central Committee
of this county have issued call for
county mass meeting, to be held in this city
on Saturday the 23d instant, to nominate
delegates to attend the Territorial Conven-
ton. The basis of representation, appor-
toned by the Territorial committee, is two
delegates to each representation in the low
er house of the legislature. This will give
Walla Walla county six delegates.
, 1863-05-09

THRoUGH FREIGHT.-Both lines of
river steamers are now receipting freight
through to Lewiston at S25 a ton. Freight
from Dalles to Wallula has been ruling at
$3 per ton.
, 1863-05-09
list OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
and receipt for moneys account of the WAsHINeToN
STATESMAN:
PORTLAND-H. c. Northrop.
DALLES-J. S. Reynolds
SAN FRANCISCO, /. P. Fisher.
G9g@ Persons not convenient to an Agent can trans
nit moneys through the mails or express companies
at risk by enclosing the amount in the presence
Of postmaster or express agent.
, 1863-05-09
Published Every Saturday Morning
The Packing Trade.

The trade in this city with packers from
the different mining camps is improving
rapidly. Many packers come here now
from Auburn and Boise mines in preference
to going elsewhere. The low rates of river
freights now ruling, is the reason why our
trade is increasing with packers. They
can load with assorted cargoes here much
cheaper than they can afford to pack from
Dalles. The difference in distance from
Dalles, and this place, to Auburn and Boi-
Sc, by the old emigrant route, is altogether
in cur favor, and the difference in the price
of general merchandise is so slightly in fa-
vor of Dalles that it is no object to the
shrewd packer to go there. Mr.. Scott,
who is packing betwe cen this city and Pa-
cerville, tells us that he would rather load
at this place than any other point for Boise
mines. The pasture here is better and at
q more convenient distance from town than
at any other point below, and vegetables
can always be procured here, together with
many other articles of necessity to the mi
ners, which cannot always be procured at
other places.
, 1863-05-09

"Fellow- -citizens!' exclaimed stump
speaker during a meeting last year, "when
1 see the fragments of all the broken sab
bath days collected together and put into
baskets, then, and not till then, will be-
lieve that this glorious Union can be dis
solved"
, 1863-05-09

TELEGRAPH-The vile and batteries
for telegraph from Dalles, to Cello, have
been received at Dalles, and the construc-
tion of the line will proceed at once. The
line is to be built for the use of the o. S.
n. Co.