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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30


An diseases Ofs private mature treated in The
mos, scientific manner, and radical cure. cifso'sd
IN IN o.ss. sTPmETic AFFECTIONS, goSs
oRnaGA, GtEFr, STRicTUREs SEMINAL
wEArNtsS or The se.u. Of yoLUPTUoUs
pREAMs OF any we.husus q the oENERATrvE
ORGANS son any came whs,sysr, Or how long
,,Aading, thoroughly and radically Sur'd' also,
Gsur, .aaEumArIsM, EEuRkLerA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OfthsNrEvES MusctEs
BONES, and IorNrss scNorULA, BLorcHEs
N,.4,n PACE, ERuPTIoNs on the Anbs and
roov and an OiAsr ERUPTrSE DISEASES and
p,srgsEs or,rHr BLooD, IRON wha'sEsr cause
they may BSssNPFi'sn. '.L daS'a
AyvIIcTD AND uNFoRTUNATEi
n,r,,iter WIT your disease, let no false deli
,,,v p,rvent 20, hon applying immediately 70
p- yeilry, who aelSnowIsdgcd TO be by far the
mos, suocEssFC, PHYsiclANin the treatment
:, rr,y.,e disease Fear not to come and make
,,,awn your raisfOunes, and he viii speedily send
y,u on your way r1ieins. ".r.
tLF-ABUsE,
: mat t.as 'rul ucou' Of the young, induissd in
,,n.r alcre. dertrU the scuera'ive ofsnns, UNITE
,..,, i,.t married ifytodueius weskHes' of the
s..;, aaG l,,abs, LOST animation and muscular
ro~sr, palptStioS ene heart, nervous irritaoili'
:, loss OF memory elAnshOly habits, insanity
: eoplumpaon, and b.
yuuEe MANI ksw of tho dreadful OOnso
,,,,,,e,, of delay, Ut fail to make your cas-
,,,-,gp, ,inmedisty 10 DR.. vOliny. Your Secretl
,r,r, him ere sAer nd you may confidently rely
upca n.s medioals
?. ousrr Is whSystems were shattered Gnt
~, were m the,k of the grave, have beer
t-or,N, hack 70 lous health by his SkiIlfu
RAGE. I
Nytrried perso nnaose contemplating matri
rD,rv, who susp eet selves Of impotSnoy, semi
r.J 1yVaEr sSs, or SsAss arising from re
,,rgittatc Of the Organs, whether the re
~ b. dsoase' iajp puthful indiSeretlons, o
indu lgsnoe Of the pa in riper year., are ca,
ucsty entreated to th.m.r,vc. upd.r IN
care hi DIV eysly with certainty upo
Bfcedy cure, and \ ,.inH re,tored to hn
health and vigor. r. ..
He treats with ent,, t,,,.., Al, d,.s....
Females sroh "' LEtHEA or WHITE
LArsVs UrERl' @''' in every case qua
antees perfect CURE.
Ffhs moderate and v and coMMUMcI
Tl0N' ''si0tly PRIVArl CoNFIDENTIAl
PrDsOSs cslling see no I,t The pocrou.
r'''e d distance maSREATED nv NAL
|s'n'ils 81 slrAi'rlEiAENlAsE, All So, So.
iy 2-lIms ..I..I ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

DAi TIM0RE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, April 2Oth, is6S two
Daily trans will be run between Washington and
Wheeling and ParkerSbnrg, two between Wash
tngton and Baltimore, a. follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave WAShingtOR at Q and Ills a. m, and and
$40 p. N.
On sunday at $50 ,. msonly.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave At $40, 800 and li.i6 a. m, and BOO, 800
and $50 y. m.
On sunday at 8 a. m, and and $40 p. m. only.
FOR ALI PARTS OF THE WEST, ~
Leave Washington at $40 ., m, and ., and S.So
On sunday at and g. p ~. only. .'..
FOR ORWAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at L 30, 8 and
10 a. IN, and 400, 5 and y. IN.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and ne nrst and ffth trains from WaEhiHgtOn,
alop At way pointH. ..1 TT asfITTfT
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
Leave Baltimore at 8 a. m. and 8 D, m.
Leave Washington 81 9 a, N. and p. M. -
No train for Annapolis on sunday. ~. -.,-
For further iniOFmAtion, tickets OF every Kind
&C., apply 20 J, i. England, Agent, Al Camden Sta
ton, OF At the ticket ofles' ~ ..,....- II
.-aH ..s MASteF ITAnsporfion.
WSr-a esDsrs i ToEst 1ssnL
h' H.. Il HuEg.E.aaH.H al
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

VI sAMBUCI WINE, iiHtgffu 20 .iiil
Celebrated In Europe for itl nsdininnl and beneh-
snd sddof6s, s.iss@sS fI, 81 siaIssas 15s
and ~ some o. ne aIst lA@iilSs On DFOps and
4 10 o5ii.ofm1J As, "A, TONIC, u go, ..-o., t,l
II has no equal, causing an appetite and building
sp ne sgIts%, being entirely Pgrs vine Of = noat
N 7sSV isSiie ASA DIuRETIc, iegi,taia
n impaf19 healthy notl6h OF the olAnds and lrid
neyaj md Urinary ongnnn, ,rnry benohoialt n nrsyv
oouhAna RhSomatie Adsqtioaa,i .lsirR 10 d
.dgs 90 % yspEERs WINE, s, M - roiel
pure, nom the juice lof me Por,ugai sain6usus
grhpn, cultivated In New .Ierpoy, Recommended b
thenists And my q ieiIlnB nJdfdal pro
excellent article for an weak and debllitated pr
sons and tbe Aged cad inhrmy impEprinG tha nnpplI
hte Ard hener ladies spd shildren m go M
ALADtEs,, WINE. ~, ,,si,- = ~.
ssssis & i saS g q StSss Sssss
Il adiFed iofita Hon nAvor nd aullltiPg
RrOPsr,is. i.s.riS - siisE ,ee W ~ sl.ss.
''1 'O WE RrgER TO is.s,l 80
A Nv Isil:l ~, sstiil taa pllyiItlaas 'ah6
ilislsi iscsit uaA I'm wr1n, ,iifhst M
pf CHI =, n j. city. DI, DpilEhsrly, NewaiR
~ ii;Sa Dr. pistsy, New ToElal
Am D. Iol teg o. ~ Dr. Rniqt hhiledia,l "a
ir1-Nonsgu gunulns without ihs aisnaipra af gAL
lt,sp fElRh Raasaiss y SaY iaaysF ~, eosk Il 3
I. r. tHx &c ONE TRIkt 81 rms WHY %, b
lotaals ~ DIuesisis and IN a1sl ela.. Dlalslls
uupl,ied N snitinoro By Hais y. hRoWh
'aod ,fiiIos isyiis X sak sPEnR. .BFopslstot.
Il lYmETAnD-PassAie, NelE.1sEsag.jis dfF{ u i1h
7 oHS''n' Bfosa~a bHr HsE zeiss,e & foQ p.,,. 4
i nov s-ay o. jfAEeHt 1oH EnAnoe ald csrnaRy,f h
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
70 Tt. 'IS..a'REVENUE.t I {
TINTED sFATEsREyENUEsTAlIR
u TI',''', {, iDEPo ToRY. Y u, 1 FT..B

coLLEGIoAa olsieA M SL w w F sStsath Street,
|. -.r'E s.,a.., = X petWeen \ and u !trests' =,
This once haVinE been detlgnAtei py Ihs Sont ,9l
mlBsiOneF of Internal neyenne A. the pePv-tsooii I
Icr, Iflrniahing United states tntesnhl heleinue i
5tSmps gapply qf every ihd ,,s hsa az hsad
tiOR will hereafter be kept cons on i'ti'u'
4 on purohAses III so, OF more, PEI pentlm.
on purehanss III 8ioh, OF nncre5 ptr eentnm,
oa pS6'eeas' " 'sss fEwfs W. Cfk PliINE,
s.sa,qe ia RtNRP sas Sgli1SsoEsi .a. 4
i NY "a af,g a4N be vohue tot N "
10 li1 .nthi syaEbls rfsala' a'ni - fGlfniIul 9a /
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
: A Frisnd ~ Kssd. Try'lt. lIH

M. SWERTVS LNFALLIBLE LIiytNEyT, - Az
external remedy, u without riysl snd win AHeI
yIate pAih more speediiy thas any ether
h truly inlAlllble, and. - . curative lor tQrea
Woundps spIAiRl, BrplAeat ~, ~ q9thing, heel
ff1'iuEf Wonder And hstoniaihehf pl ~ wAo h9go
syaf Owen IL trial Over one thoplAnd certlh.
alSs of remArk kpble eIlfes, psrioImed ~ n within
tive years efseaf's y 'as 100 n zSSig S
's3laAi gtl a ,yEhlsAy ~ a0UOmsor .fa9H
s- HnHfHHlm b HufHffH HI
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
70 HsFss OsvAsFSIrgH1

T! mn SWEETS IERALLIBLE LINndEsT, F0s
HoRSRs l. unEiVAlled by sAnys and IN All eases OF
Tnmonaa8, arising nom " bpfaAnaT bfulhea or
Wrohohlng, its effect is magical and certain. Hag-
go ~ slddle CALLS bcratohel Mango - AZ wiz
49, are speedily SPAWN and llp9 % he mAg -
- oondTmed Gases ara beyond the po1nl 81 .
radicAi cure No case OF the kind, hOWeynr, ~ -
ri dininonE Ghn III sfailhpl aDplqyton win A.
I-laVs rnmoEa he Iameneas, aud eRAblo the hptpe
= iIaSsl With comparative AaAs. li'8I "a 55'gii
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
fPROFESSfONKE.
DENsIoNs. BovNtEs Y,
4 Htt5g gss AZ; iIs : S5s eBSIRIi y siSrMtns.
ct.AIa d GAYLORD, ~
At,Orneys and Oo,mssilsrs at Las,
aOT.IcITORs
( FoR ALL KtHDd oFiAffLuARxlcLA1bfa,T "
cOuhsr vth kndE Iisseta, Room No.a, ii,l
Hflf'rt 2 Whaatsaror. N c. at.s f#atf.ft

ODDS 2 WAsntAoTon, d. c. p'a '.si taatti
. Ihis Firm, having thorough imeviaars Of NE
PsHsSS R1;n's 81 ne A eSs % ~ vlsS as
Pension, Bounty nad othsf flAinptsi o. ths
prompt and sueSeusfnl Aooompllshmfnt o. hpalnesa
ton. They deiife 70 sss6ft ssoh a amount 81 tAh
business = viii enable them 70 execute ihe bual
ness fOf sash claimant VERY ciIEAHLH, nd on
ne n; sssis q TEiR ~ R6 9
dose they will SECURE the nervlcea Of LAW ltrna IN
each prdmdnent loeality thropEhout the elAtes
who're such business may Be had, Inrnish aneh Win
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet ihstructione
and Circulara thoir vicinity, win
Astociatef nahet inherited, and dpon the Doe exc
sS'Sn 20 them Il sy ,hi snS S II ips sn
iy perform the business hcfes-
~ Thew ohauIos uili ~ FIVE DOLt.hn1 FOB
OFFICERS and FIVE D0LLARs FQh PRlvA
and ten per cent on a1lo1nt bf cAlms ~ MILL
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIlIo FoR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIzE MONEY.
in auy bad of nsrvieu. nniteFy Or Neyal, who re
uions An soldierf who serve tor two yehfS, or
during the yAr ahouid u sooner eiesei wlll b en-
Sy iaw of he is.t session of conasess, al Sol.
diern discharged on aosount Of wOandl reooisef IN
| the service, since the Commenoemaat o. the War
| shall receive tho tl00 bountyt aud all ruvenie
stamps heretofore reQuircd soldiers Application
! papers are dispensed with. Widows Or noldierl
who die or are killed are entitled 70 PenaiQna and
ne SCS nSSqny Il y es59 a sS Ss e
father, mother, asters, or hrothsra are entitled y
the Si6O bounty, and IN addition thereto, depend
ant motherS, sister, OF brothsrs gin q RenseRed
Washington. D. g, issi. - h nAFS-iE
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

MI A N H 90 D., Ftl D. aamr'auo sar
MpTT5bh5Td HOW LosF.HoW REsFoREDI
Jaif PdbttaAed IN ssaied EASsIOpt P1Os siassRis
A Lecture on the Mature, Treatment and Raaleaf
Voluntary EmiasionA, sexual sDebllit and lupe,
diments 70 Maf1age geheraliy, Nery6aahelt, Con-
ption Epilep6y And FitBt Mental and m t1toal
Incapa city, Feiulting ffdmj Sells Ahunal kas N
RoBERTJ. cULVEAwEbIa ND ARibss ~
sre'e S?s'..s,sel q I'D nsiI.gSS 2lalm 10 III
sent under seal, in plata snv6l6pe 70 Ahf 1i1115
pod paid on receipt Of ak cents, orlt4oi r1ol1la
6tAmps, by-il sduo1 tpnNgl 1oiLt Lti.l
d v RsEs.I, Nov yGIis IA ss Sss ~ ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
THoMAs E. LLOYD, 49,
ATToRSEY ron CLAIMANTS
a AND AGENT EoR PROCURING
Bounty LRnds, Ponsions, Arrears 2 lAlaarl.

Bounty LRnds, POauions, Arrears fAlsarl l.s'
Of Pay, Extra Payi &C.,
!. -rs.g WARRINGTON, D. c., ....,.r-.
VIII give prompt and eincient Attanton 70 the
ths GoveTnment, and make no charge unlsss sue
both references and charges for services vim Be
made satisfactory. 2. p i'R Hf7 ~
~ Pensions secured for soldiera Woundod OF die
ease drinE the existing Whri also, for the widow
and orphans OF soldlera who have died from wOundt
or disease Incurred Wilde In the United states SER
Vicei also, Bounty Money for the heirs-ln-laW oi
soldiers decreased during the existing war.
Foes divided with attorneys OF other parsons for
WArding huaineaa. Hr ...f.. ....r.
Ths highest prices paid for Land Warrants,
THOMAS \. LLOYD,
.flEH 11E .# ATTORNEY for Claimants, M .
?. r.et.s... No. 450 seventh street,
.. WAahington, d, Q.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
RESTAURANTS.
HOTELS.

DnH ALB ION, ....I
~ o. PENHgYLVAhIA AVENUE,
= ... b.. % nstWean aiht and 29d streets
HOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
wv " on WITHOUT LODGING. 's
..T anf MEAts At AL HoURs.
is3o-Iy ~ 's s.a' O. II. GILMAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
FINANS

Tale o % K u a. g o -
ID DANKRRs AND nEAlEHs IN Il
! GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs, I
are prepared to inrnihh the
UNITED sTA1EG FTNE-TWEnTM fHEAR SIX
~ PER CENT, bonds -.
(Coupot aor Regiatoreiyl in large or small suns.
On and after yulg J, he privilegd Of oonvertins
Lsg.l Tender Note into the Fttsir Twenty Tear
fsrtiss wisbiss g secure United states Bonds At
pa. PayinS sig Per cent interest IN gold, should
Jay COOKE 4 Co, l
my 1o--dJyi No. t52 Fffteenth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

CONES, BROWN = Cos
soLIcIToRs OF ...rl... rus.s...
I1|.r n. CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
---,, AND ATToRNEYSAT-LAw,
As1 seventh street, Washington, D. c.,
2Park Place, New York City.
d. r. SohES nnc,,,,v 30 .~. .H|
'.t .aH 1NO''' IYsANDER HILL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

~ EsJ1..tN 247 O1O
EkbO 80 GosLING HOUSE, A4S
PsaH5t 5lnia SUsnus bst1esA T1sItA and TniriesAh,
IKnown AZ the GOsLING REsTAURANT)' ii
now eompleted and ready 10 accommodate Travel
era and Btrangera with CoaFoRrABLE Rooms and
CLEAH BEDs l1lhiS will therefore make II one Of
the most Desirable places for Traveller and strRR
so'' " 'F THE RESTAURANT.
which is 90 well known one ofthe best In the city
needs no adteftlslng This new enterprise com
bined, the proprlotOf feels assured that whoever
will favCE " sgith their patronage will leave his
estAhlis shmeut well patlGned. -.
P s.-Gentlemoh Wishing private rooms for din
ner parties can be accommodated 81 . FTrLtr .--'
GOsLING HOuRE-2tb, 2tT, 2Ao, PennaylveniA
south side. mAy2l-tAuSl0
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

M,B. EdisorS q PApsfs guelish,Hs the above sAIs
~ sa-9 - " = ----- - . = ~ III
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
MEDICAL.

Nv CD Al n o TT 0.B /.
: - - h.r.k 4 i--4--Ss y s-.f;l ~ ~
/, ,5SELLNVs Phuss Ho-pisll, IN ~ Est
~ aiass, oofasr Ofssysaih saaT streets. Oppo-
2 sise l,s fols sudrs,sn, ones.. Roo%'o' snast
~ s.als,, wa.hinr.os, nc, =, -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
pIsEAsE or lllFhUDENuk

I me many IIh1I1711l 17I71 = TTI7 11IIT7I771
within the Int IlIf 1n1 .tlo aus 40 Y
lDlpoftant oufrilii O|.II I||. ijoIl0In1l " NJ
Johnston, witns1llf u ~ p1flhrI a iha fIaIfa
hudmang othnr ~ Nr|I - of Nhloh n1I0 %
PhsrIa s6ele So ~ ~ q, p29'', ~
sSssslisiis. 3 I saksisSs sssisssss Z q % tsS y
SKIN DISEASES sPEEpILY ,cpRHp, ,,,.4
/ Paraons writing should " PARTICULAR In a 5tlug
their letter. 70 his fnhtitutlon, a tho utodowihg
manner w fHfnt keh siiJ auie ltnaDN 1nf Tul FoN
a8IGliqjtilf John N. JoHNsToN, m n, .l1isi
\ yalfas .a.g sdl sui Balt more Lock A9apital,. y
i dec I6-ly Baltimore, MArylAnd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

Prepared as herstofoFe b n, L. CLARK y co.
lsssa dol! r. hsM0Rk. sole Agent Boston. r
lngtonj,I. L! kIDWELL, GeeEgqtowa,I and hy AL
pTnggintn.m alaf D. Eas-E0asI $50 1el--eoWAml
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

~ qold hEAr dsAlsis sssySasiG liiJg .,s,.
Su-V ggtitrh sigo q wa sa}t "o'' s1 20 oo7t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30
Adareas lettsEs for information IN eonAdsnes ID

Address letters ior iniormAhon IN confidence 70
80, H.,T HELMBOLD, CHEMIsF,rlg /. Ha
Depot l0l South Tenth street, below 0heslnut,
Philadelphia. BEWARE OF COURTEAREffS
ARD UNPRLROTPLED DEALERS, who enddAVOf
TO dispose Of their Ownn and other" artiolet on
the reputation attained BY
RELABoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Hslmbold'S Genuine Extract Buehui
Hslmbold's Genuine Extract ssrSApGrillA, y
Holmbold'a Gonuins Improved Rose WAhhi
sold By an Druggists 0verywhara -
ASH FOR HBLMBOLDls--TAKE NO OTHRR.
ou,ou1 tho .aysrasunsna aad Ssnd IOu d, an,
avoid inpolltlAn And o1Doau8a. ~ Innu
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

DR.. SWEETS INFAILmLE IMMINENT
Istsaly tiand in nss AndsVsry tAnily sAouid
have HAI hAhA biFu.Jfs s1fL. So 14i-1sah0 saaIg
bR!, SWEETS INFALLlBLE L1NnGENTT
Il iOr sale ~ All Druggists, Prss % and % cents
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-30

-HEL LMBOLD's ROSE WASH
An excellent Lotion for diseases Of syphfitio Ma
OrganG arising from HabitS Of Dianip atOn used In
connecton with the ENtraet Buohu aud saraparillA,
in such dise4ses % reeommended y gAg
, 1863-05-30
u. S. INCOME TAX.

TENHE LAW CONTEMPLATES THAT EVERY one
L shall pay on all net profits Oess 5000 derived
from any source whatever. A person is allowed to
deduct all legally assessed National, State and Coun-
ty Taxes hired help, rents, drayage &C., necessary
to carry on his business but no farmer, merchant
mechanic, or any person, has right to deduct his
own labor 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. 3lst, 1862, everybody should make
up record of their income gains profits for that
year. And as many sources of income, such Dvi-
dends, and Railroad bonds and stocks Insur-
ance Stock Savings Banks interest &C., they hav-
ing already paid the income tax, not again taxed
1t therefore becomes necessary to have clear record
of the sources of income, that there may be dis
pute with the Assessor.
All corporations must deduct the three per centum
before declaring their dividends
For Example
A man in business must make up the net profits of
his blsiness for the gear. and pay the tax on the
amount less 5000.
A man may, outside of his business, spend all and
even more than his profits in the business neverthe
less he must pay tax on all nett business profits ex-
cept the 5000. And so with salary, all over 5000
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 $685. and is due and payable on
or before the 30th June, 1868. And any sums due
and unpaid for thirty days after the 30th june as
aforesaid and for ten days after demand by the Col
ectOr, five per ccntum will be added to the amount
unpaid.
Each individual of any firm or partnership must
make up his income separately.
w. w. JOHNSON,
U. S. Assistant Assessor, w. 7.
April Is, 1868. lSm1
, 1863-05-30
Another Mass Convention.

EDS STATESMAN Please announce that there
is a call in circulation for Mass Convention of
the voters of Washington Territory to assemble
at Walla Walla on the 10th day of June, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for Delegate
to Congress, who will represent the interests of
the people east of the Cascades The call will
appear next week, and in the meantime any per-
son wishing to see or sign the call can do so at
the law Office of f. P. Dugan. VOTER.
, 1863-05-30
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday Morning
Road Meeting.

We are requested by Mr. w A. Ball to
state that meeting of the subscribers to
the Grand Ronde Road will be held at the
Court House in this city on Wednesday
next at 10 o'clock P. M. The object of
the meeting is to consult on the proper
means to be adopted in constructing the
road. Itis especially hoped that full at
tendance of the subscribers and others in
terested, will be present, Proposals for
building the road will also be considered at
the. meeting Proposals should be made
in the usual form, with accompanying plans
and specifications. ,
, 1863-05-30
NOpTETCE.

Z EWIS DAY has been appointed Agent Of the Or
1 A egon Steam Navigation Company, at Wallula,
vice j. Nj. Vansyckle resigned.
All Freight landed at Wallula will he at owners
risk as as landed. and all freight that remains
unpaid after goods landed, will be stored at the
owners expense. j. G. AlNSWORTH,
President Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
Portland, Jan. 8, 1868. 4jtf
, 1863-05-30
$l0O Reward

TNOR any case of Syphilis in any stage, which
DIR. lie RICHEAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM p I
fails to cure.
No comment is necessary upon this medicine; 1t
stands entirely upon its uneqUaled merits it has
cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunCs
in treating this disease, and will cure thousands
more
Golden Balsam No. !. for first and second stages,
such on the legs other parts of the body,
sore eyes, ETC., etc.
Golden Basam No. for Tertiary, MercuIial and
Syphtic Rheumatism.
Price, S. per bottle. Orders from any point filed
upon receipt of this sum. SMITH g. DAVIS,
l7m6 Portland, Oregon. Agents.
, 1863-05-30

"CONGREssIoNAL SPEAKING" IL. j..
S. Turney, an Independent candidate for
Delegate to Congress has announced that
he will address the voters of Walla Walla
county at the Court House to-day at
O'Clock.
, 1863-05-30
Important to Pre-emptors.

HNHE lands in Waa Walla county are to be Offered
4 at public sale August Sd, and all pre-emptors
will be required to prove up either under the Pre-
emption or Homestead laws. All who have not vel
notified will do well to atterd to the matter and fS
their papers up at an early day.
W. w. JOHNSON, County Surveyor.
Feb. II, 1862. 9m3
, 1863-05-30

F. Abbott, the we'll known proprietor, for
the past three years, of the Stage lina be-
tween this city and Wallula, has sold out
his stages to Messrs. Geo. F. Thomas &
, 1863-05-30

WEEKLY TRIPs.-Rockfellow & Co.'S Express
will hereafter make weekly trips to Placervile
and Bannock City-leavng here every Thursday
morning, on the arrival of Wells, Fargo & Cos
express from below
, 1863-05-30

GOING, GONG, GoNE.-The exodus of
our citizens, for time, for Boise still con-
tiuues, and every week familiar faces are
missed from our circle This week the
emigration in that direction has been unu-
sually large.
, 1863-05-30

For THE COLUMBIA RIVER MINES
We are told that miners are now passing
up the Columbia river almost every day,
on their way to work the mines on that
,;ver
, 1863-05-30

CoRRECTION.-Mr Rockfelow made the trip
last week from Placerville, instead of Banuock
City as stated This makes difference of twelve
miles in the distance travelled.
, 1863-05-30

A RARE CAsE.-A deserter from the Sc
cesh army went to Fort Walla Walla last
week to give himself up under President
Lincoln proclamation of pardon to Union
soldiers--restoring them to duty, without
punishment, except the forfeiture of pay
and allowances during their absence. Up
on ineuiring Of She individual where he de-
serted from, be replied from the rebel ar
my The officers OF che post concluded
they had nc use for him. and he retired,
evidently dissatisfied that be could not be
pardOned.
, 1863-05-30

For Bo1sB.-Our old friend, Henry
Miller, who has been for some weeks past
sojourning in this city left on NJ Monday last
in company with Edward Nugent, Esq, for
Boise Mr.. Miller is not a stranger to the
readers of the STATESMAN and will be re-
membered by them as the author Of the able
letters from the mines, written from Flor
ence, and published year ago over the
signature of H. NJ" He will write us
regularly from Boise, and from his well
known charac ter as a writer our readers
need no assurance hom us that his letters
will be entertaining as well as truthful
statements of affairs in the mines.
, 1863-05-30
GEO. H. BELL,
Magazines, Newspapers,
And Other Periodicals.

@ INSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR NEWS
- papers, Magazines and other Periodicals. A
Circular Will be sent to any person on request, Civ
ing an extended list of Periodicals. with the prices
annexed. The following arc among the most popu-
, 1863-05-30
Change of COnartnershin.

NOTICES hereby given that Way & Bush have
~ purchased the interest of c. H. Armstrong in
the late firm of Way, Bush & Co, in the numbering
business.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned, under the firm name Of Way Il Bush,
to whom all debts due the old firm must be paid
and by whom all liabilities will be settled.
II. WAY,
c. S. BUSH.
C. H. ARMSTRONG.
Walla Walla May 8, 1868. 2lml.
, 1863-05-30

EARLY BARLEY AND OATs.-Specimen
of barley and oats (volunteer) already
headed out, and of fine growth, raised up
on Mr. George Thomas farm, were left at
our office week ago.
, 1863-05-30
A Printing Office for $500.

WTE HAVE ON HAND A No. Washington
w Printing Press together with roller mould,
and newspaper and job type sufficient for small,
country printing Office. which viii sell for five
hundred dollars. The type is of the same kind that
the STATESMAN is printed upon. These articles are
al good and cannot be purchased elsewhere at this
low figure. A good opportunity is here offered for
any one wishing to start paper in any of the min
ing towns. Terms cash. For further particulars adj
dress the STATESMAN office. MAY 2, 1863
, 1863-05-30

RETURNED DEsERTERs.-Sixteen de-
serters from the regular army have given
themselves up al Fort Walla Walla, under
the Presidents proclamation of pardon
Of these, fourteen were volunteers in Col
Steinberger's regiment
, 1863-05-30

THE TREATY last dates from Lar
wal Big Thunder and his band had not
made their appearance at the Council
grounds, and still insisted that they would
not participate in the treaty. All the 9TH
er bands were represented, though some of
the leaders were still absent. A plan of
treaty has been drawn up by the Commits
siOners, and they are only awaiting.th arri-
val of the interpreter to present it to the
consideration of the Indians. This plan
if adopted we are informed will cost the
moderate sum of half a million Of dollars
, 1863-05-30
VAN OYK g. WtIITMAN'S
LIVERY and EXCHANGE
ro0 ST A B L ES

OUR COMPLETE AND FULL LIVERY STOCK,
~ with all the paraphernalia pertaining to a first
class establishment, on
Main Street, WalIa Walla,
will be at the public service at fair remuneatye rates
Stable Open Day and Night,
for the accommodation Of our customers
Saddle Horses,
Buggies,