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, 1863-01-03
BRIDGES & SON,

Attorneys at Law, Walla Walla, w. 7.
WILL ATTEND FAITHFULLY and PRO OMPTLY
w to Collections and will attend the Courts in
Washington Territory and Oregon.
Dec. 20, 1862. OTIs L. BRIDGES.
2;lly EDWARD L. BRIDGES,
, 1863-01-03

LIFE IN GERMANY j. Ross Browne
writes from Frankfort-on-tEe-M Maine, that
the Germans are "fearfully and wonderfully
slow" He gives this intensified picture of
German dullness
. One week is the same as another, and
so of months and years, allowing small
variety for the seasons. There is no pro-
gression as in California. People become
stagnant at the age of thirty at forty they
become pussy and waddle like ducks at
fifty, they become bald-headed and apoplec-
tic, and carry their hats in their hands to
keep their brains cool at sixty, leg or
an arm gives way and has to be dragged
along or nursed at seventy they take to
little hand-carriages and get rolled about
the public promenades by servants in livery;
and at eighty or ninety they peg out for
want of braath, and help to make vegeta-
bles for new generations. All this time
the sunrises and sets exactly once day,
for three hundred and sixty-fve days in the
year the town cocks toll the quarter
hours and hours the police mount guard
at the gates and salute the passing officers
the soldiers hug and kiss the servant girls
eld burghers take their afternoon strool
around the glacis and drop in at their beer
houses, where they sit for hours, gossip
ing over the affairs of the city children go
to school and back again, with their satch-
els on their backs, and in the course of time
go to business and merge into old fogies
like the rest of the good citizens-and so
wags the world in Germany"
, 1863-01-03
HUMASON g. ODELL,

o. HUMAsoN. II JAS A oDELL'
A TTORNIES AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
n Dalles, Oregon.
Prompt attention given to collections and other
business placed in their hands.
March 20, 1862. 15ly
, 1863-01-03
THIBODO & BROTHERS,

Physicians, Surgeons and MidWiVes'
OFFICE and RESIDENCE Main Street, four doors
above the Jail-Establshed 1859.
WALLA WALLA, w. 7.
A. J. ThIbOdO, NJ. A., D. and Member Royal
College Surgeons, England.
o. J. ThibOdo, NJ. D. and Ex-Surgeon r. NJ
Navy.
R. ThibOdO, B. A., NJ. D. and Fellow of the Botan
ical Society of Canada.
We have full sett Of all the instruments required
in Surgery and Midwifery.
Surgical operations attended to in the mining dis
trcts if required
szy~Our Diplomas can be seen at our office. AZ ly
, 1863-01-03

TART words make no friends a spoonful
of honey will catch more flies than gall
Ion of vinegar.
, 1863-01-03
]. w. COOK.

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale and Retail
WI Dealer in Tents, Awnings, Wagon Covers,
Ceilings and Sacks Portland, Oregon.
Tents, Awnings, and Wagon Covers, made to
order.
Flour and Grain Sacks constantly on hand and
made to order.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to-
All orders made returnable by the first conveyance.
ly
, 1863-01-03

NEW MoNIToRs.-Redstone, of Indian
apolis, proposes to build for Government
nine Land Monitors" or engines of war,
to cost 5000 apiece, to weigh 1900 pounds
each, 25-horse engine and all, with coal,
water, ammunition, knives, ETC., included
in the above weight. Each to be handled
by two men; to discharge from each TO-
600 shots in half an hour; to be capable
of running tw enty miles an hour over any
grade less than thirty FIVE degrees to be
perfectly manageable in turning, climbing
or descending to clear more distractions
from artillery roads than five hundred men;
to reap the febels clear by divisions to re-
sist canister, grape and small shot.
, 1863-01-03

THE first degree of folly is to think ones
self wise; the next to tell others SO; the
third to despise all counsel,
, 1863-01-03
F. HAMILTON.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
N Portland Oregon.
ss- Office on Washington street, second doer
above First street. ly
, 1863-01-03

SIR WILLIAM BRowN, pompous sort
of man, being at parish meeting, made
some proposals, which were objected to by
a farmer. Highly enraged, he said to the
farmer, Sir do you know that have been
to two universities :" Well, sir" said
the farmer, what of that had calf
that sucked two cows, and the observation
l made was, the more he sucked the greater
calf he grew" Sir William never heard
the last of that
, 1863-01-03

In reply to enquiries for statistical information,
the Surveyor Generals statement shows that
since the organization of that office nearly three
millions of acres of the public lands have been
surveyed, which is scarcely one-sixteth part Of
the area of the Territory. During the past year
very little progress has been made in the prose
cution of the work in extending the public sur
veys, owing to the meagre appropriation of only
five thousand dollars, this being the whole sum
allowed by Congress for defraying the expenses
of this branch of the public service in this Terri
tory, for the past year.
Many of you are advised that some of the old
, 1863-01-03

The advantages arising from the transmission
of information across this continent by the means
of Telegraph is duly appreciated by the people
West of the Rocky Mountains, who take lively
interest in the mighty contest going on in the
Eastern States, as we'll as in commercial inter-
course A branch telegraph line will in few
months, be in practical operation from Sacrament
to Vancouver on the Columbia River Thus the
Southern border of our Territory will soon be
placed in direct connection with oui national Cap
ital, and all parts of the United States The
convenience, and commercial advantages, to be
derived from direct Telegraphic communication
with all parts of our country, may be easily Sc
cured to the people of this Territory, by the pas
sage of an act granting charter for the extern
sion of said line from Vancouver to our Northern
boundary, there TO connect with a line from Brit
ish Columbia, and Victoria. Another charter
, 1863-01-03

will also be necessary for line from Vancouver
through Walla Walla to the Eastern part of the
Territory
The convenience and interests of the people,
would be greatly promoted by Telegraphic lines
being extended through the Territory. and
have no doubt your favorable action on this sub
ject will be duly appreciated by your constitu-
, 1863-01-03

The current history of the mighty events now
transpiring teach us the importance of providing
our people with military education, to prepare
them for exigencies which may arise, from inva-
sion without or civil war within Vhe formation
at this time, of a suitable school for military in
struetion, would be Of material advantage TO the
Territory and the future State to aid in such an
object Congress would undoubtedly be willing to
make grant of land.
1 commend the subject to your favorable no.
tce, as eminently entitled to a strong memorial
to that body.
, 1863-01-03

Appended 10 the said new code, or in a sepa-
rate volume, the decisions of the Supreme Court
should also be published; thus would our public
officers, the courts and the people, be afforded
the opportunity of becoming acquainted with the
law and its construction, without which informa-
ton many good and worthy citizens may nno-
Gently become the violators of statutory enact
ments, the existence of which they are not in
formed. Convenience, necessity and justice to
the people require proper Legislative action at
this timeS and trust your honorable bodies will
not close your labors without adopting suitable
nleasIres nnnn this snhiect.
, 1863-01-03

Our Territory is rapidly filling up with popula-
ton; the number of settlements are constantly
increasing and extending over localities, but
short time ago familiar only to the red man.
This renders increased mail facilities absolutely
necessary to supply the growing wants of our
people. You are best aware what new mail
routes are needed-what are the postal necessi-
ties of the districts and counties you represent
this as a subject of decentralization to Congress,
is ell worthy of your early attention.
, 1863-01-03

The Act of Congress approved July lst, 1862,
providing the necessary means to secure the con-
struction of Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
line merits the warmest congratulations of the
people of the United States, and more especially
is it matter of vital Importance, to the future
convenience, prosperity and general welfare of
the population the States and Territories West of
the Rocky Mountains
Whatever action your honorable body may
think proper to take in memoralzing Congress
to provide similar aid for the construction of a
branch Railroad to the Columbia River, or in
favor of Northern Road from Minnesota to
Puget Sound, will doubtless meet with the ap-
probation Of the people you represent
, 1863-07-02

CorEsuAGES, June G--Erening-
The Greek Deputation had IN audience of
| the King OF Denmark to-day at the Castle OF
! Ehristinnturg. Admiral Eanaris, the spokcs-
man Of the dcputation, made the following
speech!
May it please your Majesty Upon the 18th
of March the NatioDaI Assembly Of Greece
proclaimed thai it Ind chosen Prince William
George, Of Denmark, as King Of the Hellenes,
un6er tie title Of George I. The Assembly
has honored us with the mission to offer the
Prince tie crown. While, therefore, Sire, We
dep'sit the decree notifying this choice in
y.nr Msjesty's hands, VT hope that your reply
will fulfill the wishes and expectations Of the
Hellenicreo The choice, Sire, is as much
an act of homage to the person Of the famous
sovereign to whom It has pleased Providence
to ii.t1nst the dcstinies Of Denm TX, as proof
Of confidence In the talents Of the young
Prince The choice will further prove bond
OF union between two nations ever dis In.
guislcd. for virtue and patriotism. Greece
hases all her hopes upon the young. Prince,
projecting powers. is possessed with the con.
vIction tLat she " i'll one day see the fu1fIiment
Of the nAtional desires.
The King Of Denmark replied:
We accep' the croTnfur our young relative,
to which he has been cal ed b. the Greek pco-
great powers who hugely contributed to the
Foundation Of Greece, aud preserved uneufsc-
1'led their interest IN her progress, We stipu-
lated, rs tie conditions Of the acceptance Of
The crown, the union Of the Ionian Islands
with the Greek kingdom. We feel pleasure
union will soon take place, and We wished
tEat the young King, when received by luis
I"ople, should be hailed as bringing with him
the fulfllment Of this well founded, long
cherished desire.
We hope TINT he will succeed, with tue CO.
fff hc }rnr
tie rich resources Of the country, and in con-
6uc,ipg her 20 splendid and happy future
This desire is shared hy all who preserve the
recollection Of the leroic combat Of Greece
for independence; and when the young 6ove-
reign enters his new home, this Wish will
people,
Turning to Prince William. the King Of Den
1nN4k continued:
Bcf;re you leave this spot gi7e you this
heartfelt and well meant advice Let it be
your constant endeavor TO gain and preserve
fpeak from experitncc when say that in this
consists the true happiness Of q King. Ad-
here firmly 10 ihe constitution Of the conn-
try; strive constantly to procure its fecogni-
tion; watch that 1t be maintained intact. II
yeu make this Jour rule, you and your people
will prosper.
The King then took up the insignia Of the
Order Of the Elephant, and advanced to the
Before / raise you to the high position you
will eson occupy, and while you are still
Danieh Prince, will confer upon you ct the
favor, by nominating you Knight Of the Or
der Of the Eiephau*.
The King next conducted the Prince to the
highest step OF tAe throne, kissed him three
ti1llcs, and eaid, with deep emotion and
hearty kindness:
~. nf
, 1863-07-02
EAv1 DEPARTMENT. BUREAU o. YARDS AND DocKs. I
,hnr9 tt%1t

NAv1 DEPARTMENT. BUREAU Or YARDS AND DocKs, I
December 30th; 1852.
Mees-s. HosTaTTKn & sATH. Pittsburg. Pa,
GkH1IENxv:-About four years sf1ce my attention
We called 70 your Celebrated Stomach Ble1s, being
at tie tme rect martyr to Dyspepsta in all OF its
terrific forms indeed had cot known for SIX years
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced tho use OF
your Rttel taking them according to your directions
except that the dose WAS reduced hair aud found
mytelf much. rrRT MUCH benefited by the frat bottle
eeecond relieved me eEttrely but have stnee
taken dose In the morning. Immediately on rising.
finding 1t to act Tonic and Appetizer Of the MOST
AaKzgAD1E CHARACTER. There Il peculiarly In the
eject OF your Btsers On mt, which may be well to
state; rom any cause1 shall be suffering 50 accutely
with the Headache. dose Of Jour Bfttess RE11kvKs
me In r1fTEEN NNu11s. In conclusion say, with all
sincerity and truth. would not be returned to the
stale Of health In which your Filters fouad me- and
from which they have uEQuKsT1oNAn1.7 RxLIEvED
me FOB ALI. TIE AoSKT IN THE WORLD,
I an, With great respecr. four obst serE't.
JOHN r, BRoNAUGH, Chief Clark.
, 1863-07-02

try where legal order is combined with entire
constitutional freedom, and which has thereby
attained large and fe'icitous development.
The les On have here received shall accom-
pany NE to my new country; and shall keep
in view the motto Of the King Of Denmark:
1.-THE love Of the people Ia my strength"
The new King Of the Greeks was much
cl eered By the people upon leaving the Castle
Of Chris,ianbburT.
, 1863-07-02

ZOE RREi MATlHA. GDtT, NEURALGIA, 1TjM
HAGH sT!Ff s NEeK AZ ASD LSEs, 591STS, sSEIAAiNs. 81
HEAnAGHE7 ,,9 ]: IN. Akp =. All eRRHEgMzAT1C eRHEgMzAT1C
For Ill q HtdcA It Il speedy and certsln remedy
rsciIe Of DR.. stePbes Sweet. Of Connecucut. tht
famous bona SETTER md hns been rsed In bis practice
10: moe than twenty years w.tt the most astonishing
IS AN AILEv1ATUR OF PAIN. It il uurtyslted
rf Any preparation before the public, Of which the
nIrst skepticRl 1lay be Convinced by snxle trial
This Ii met viii cure rapidly and radically. Rheu.
matte Dtsord~rA 0f every kind. and In Thousands OF
where It has beeh used it has never been known
FOR NEURALGIA, It VIII afford immediate 1uAet
In every cARe, howeref distressing.
1t viii rtl}Cve the worst cases Of HEADACH& II
tirre nIinut.s. An! IL warranted TO do IT,
y TpgyTAAGhf slso g Ttl, 81, i sq1e ipstsnt:{
E1TLDE. arising from fmrtudence or excess, this
I1L!mett Is most hAnay att ur!afang remedy Ace
Ing directly upon the nervous ussuee 1t strengthens
Srd reHtsihes the sysse and restores It to eaclty
FOR PlLEs-Ae au external remedy we claim tuas
produce A. eaaai Every Tictim ot this dlstSessias
compliant elou:d give trial Tor # viii not fs 70
afford Immediate r-ef. and IN majority Of cases win
Sti afEsY sT1 nSn @ s0KE THROAT arc sometimes e.
trtn1cly msIfgnsut mud dar EtEous. but timely applj
calon Of tbIs Ltnlment viii HGver ia1i to cure.
EF1AfN6 are k0MettTet very Obstinate. and enlarge
E1ent OF the 1onts is liable to occrr It NEGLECTED.. The
so-s: eass Hsy be conquered BY this Anment In two
HTi,isls, CUTS, WOUNDS, eoREs, uLCERs,
IUKNS AND ECA1DS. yield readily to the wonder.
fui he*ilng prorc1tt-s Of DE-; swks!'a 1EFALLtgtB
FR1sTS 9s FFET 'ss0'f Hs@ is sa
IITk AND 6T1EES
, 1863-07-02
Mlisrelianrous.
7 Z. HARRIS IMPROVED
SmORmQN BEATER,s
H A. Y r r. e s 8 i.

H A Y r r. E s g j.
All persons desiring the advantage OF this ce1ehra
ted Pres Or wshlbg tho exclusive monopoly In tna
use Or esn1t Tor AIRY specified territory herahy
Lothed thhf are now manufacturing es3ua. eheF
STATIONARY OR PORTABLE,
= destred and vi fur sh the Press ~ onplste and
IA order On short notice Il has been tested
Ii every particular. and has proved Itself
THE BEST IN USE,
spd the only cne which viii make bales suitable for
profitable shipment by railroad Ten to3a mat b.
1oAded and shipped l. an erdidaTy box car, As ROW
Improved, 1t has the additional
ADVANTAGE OF PORTABILITY,
and may be set and uaed Independent of any frame
F1rk attachment u tyn OF buldl4g OF Aay Eud.
senE for Hay Press Cteculsr.
dalesouIg. ulnois. June 10. 1875. .---
1haTe 1eEsI1y authorized 7 P. Frost Il Co. to manu.
fkctufe tie MORMUS Be aTEIs PRESS with Al pA
age1 ts Tor the Exclusive right IN any trrt
lection Of the original extension patents ais ,1.
tGree original pntrnta granted to me- securing the
Press. JpuN T. HARRIS.
Pest On CO address. A1eusvflle Switzerland Gou,ty.
Indiana. itT-Zsft-]w
, 1863-07-02
inatkr Gnr1.
pOUND HILL HOTEL AND
WATER c U r e.,
At
NORTHA MASS

1bess wishing to set a*sy from The heat .! caes OF
the cu1 OF bus3ne9s, W1l lind rev desirable sum
ner resorta 1t conoles the mos. Romantic wouataiu
scency ~tth the brit hctsl accommodating: u ess!
ot acefs tho railroad ruahtsg through tho toH2; and
Tie ctarE Ete n nodc.Ate.
1 HtteT ours ia connected with the hote1 where In
He1fneRt,
aisessea i e fno1a Ihe @ cntn eon1sY .ad Teii.
e i1lno:s 6so1Ens On hsds even aze soe7 sn.nled
3ts and lGsa Of tho uss of Iabs. haT- boou ~
eko1e4: nha nuMesous curcs htYe beru Haaue vnrj.
help Tor ye3 For thn sucros. iu treating more ord
nar3 coz pnis!k md the Ercs: faro- K~so tho rnrE
1c6 eSE3ln "~%s04' &A0'As"
, 1863-07-02
Gxurrss Einea.
Gxprrss Einea.
MERCHANTS DESPATCH.
FAST FREIGHT LINE


3n md ather tnte aats by Especial assngemsut tho
run this city to New York and Rostou Buffer hExa.
Poottty: turs:and othsI trelGhts. ss9qi,tnT 99is4
TINE than can be ohtatned By sny other route Of
conveyance except the regular Express BY passenger
0ara.
Tire guaranteed to Sew York in nve days. and to
Boston fn slI days,
All ehipu ents received at donr 'or shipper aud d.
The well khoEn reputation Of this Llue u transport
lIE westward bcn1d business. during sha last ten
y.ars viii he sufficient guarantee that ali contsacta
Made by 1t. = til Ee ta1thtui , carried out,
Tie MERCHANTS DISPATCH ls also preuAFed to
oyee IL crt a*ed kscln,ies oe,3 y ttTe and sa.ss cr
Westward hound business. Our ffegh&s are fra0SnoFt
Gu BY Entgral and tast Freight Express tFxas And
h4nd1td by our own men At all points Of Transfer.
C1atTa for losses or damages vii Be promptly 3D.
juktsd 1t this ot1ee.
For ta1eS further Information inquire ~ OfQcdr
II. C. r R. Building,
no. SOUTH WATER ST.
...... n. G. PARSONS. Agent
o. OF P. LESEEnACKER. Contracting agent ioK
Nerctapta Despatch and American Etprass Company.
cprner Of Lake ard Dearborn streets,
chicago. Jn4d 1tf4 ie11- -E3$4w
, 1863-07-02


--.
Western Transformation 1,DMDaDV
AND
WESTERN EXPRESS.
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
have iaade nHapsemepts to ~ run thsiF Lake steam
ffope'ls'' On alternate days with those Of tao
NE" A"AN o~NA
,,c,z,c.r rr,Tn.1 n,1rso.Ds.
'AA Also
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
Running over the New York Contra, Ea,,ro,a to Buff
@ IT, sa e a
For bill, of,.a,ng and contract. via Canal or Ra1,
H1sG. a: 11IEx, IS Ee. ! c<E?ass s;9ps: Ne Keg Terk
s2 ~ 1eF
s. CHASE. lis Pier. albany, y.
SO GRAY CRAZE 1st a n1ar t street Trqy, E:,F,r
: FffE EfSfSSaz: SiS;a Ssf 4 Z c. Dock. In,
vsnkee, 81. ~ - - :.
"1'fAn' At~ANes oosaos11o @ s' VIZ 'AA'
,no up.uk ~ - D.
R9HR M2ERis, T4szefad fo'sdo ohtS ns,o
r. DILL, Sapdusky Ohio
A. F. DU1Tt>E Rscine. Wiz
kENuENA PIER COMPANY. Eeuosha. Via
WH. WEIGhT 4 CO., WaukeEan, H.
~. KIRKLAND. shsbo5gaa. WIS.,
7. ". TUTTIE.
General Western Agent. 10 s:ats street, Chicago.
my-%-es,t-Sm
e@@ 1910
..
, 1863-07-02
Every Horse Owner

scud have this remedy at hand for ita umeiy Ut
TIT first appearance OF Iane1ess Will ehectuatly pre-
gent thase Formidable Diseases to which al hors
liable. and which rrnder 70 mary Otherwise valuable
Eoreee hearty worthless.
Over iont hundred voluntary testimonials to tho
Eonderfu1 curative properties q thtR laniment have
heeE fecstyed thin the last two year, and al
tsem fun pergons N the highest r1ak8 Of Nfa.
, 1863-07-02
T United STATES EXPRESS
~ COMPANY.
important Notice to tha Public.

+
The Un!tee Status Express Company Will Commences
OF the 18TH f1st do hastn1.s the folio wing lines
Of RAILROAD. T. The State Of wisconsin. !,z Ths Cal
cago and Milwaukee Railroad the MIl~auSee Aad
Prsirte du Chen Railroad and lhe Southern Wlseocsa
Genesal sus eFtatendenf HESR5 KIP. cd. has tstss
hted regular orucea At tho places used In tho list
8ttacken to this rottcd: aid yery mary ftend3
a.d patrons may believe when eay that Il gtvce
ths iset'es fer doing oasI e. o!er TIE above naed
that hereafter shalt not bt Compelled refuse but
shall hold ourselves IN readiness 10 any business
Il ey may have IN Wiaconsin at any Of TIN polnta
rtached By the above roads ~ have he1etotoEe On
AZ otter lines zn1 By our Company.
VeTY respectfully. ...
e. D. CuLVIN, Agauf.
Chicago. May 18th, 1863.
Tie following named places VIII. under this arrange
Wankegan, III. Koaassa, Wls,
Racine, MiA.. Mtiwnukee, Wiz.
Eaukeshaw, Wfs,. White Wafer, VIZ
Ailt..h, Wt Etnnghtou. Wla-,
Madison. Wis. Mazonanie Wla,
Lone Rock. WIS.,. Maacoda Wis.
koecobel. WIa. Janeavtlfe. Wis
Rroadhue, Wis, Monroe. Wb.,
Prolrle an ChieE. WIS., AcGfegof. Iowa.
Imy11 e8s II
, 1863-07-02

jel6rfSl%SW 6hnd RlveF stroet
CUNARD LINE.
Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool.
TIE first class powerful STEAMSHIPS
sIpoN. KKDAH,
mARArHor, TRIPoL1,
VIII aai. r. ON Now York every altezna.e Wednesday.
e EPeS aysiy rsdi.sas
Nv Sos e. Is
$!ss'sss ] e eege}yt t. WILLIAMS &au1os
HENRY GREENERAUM,
essg Agency corner Of 1fs Sc 5,s
BUFFALO, .s1 CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
Fss the ensn'nE season q na,satoa tas
daJs. with these Of the
Western Transportation Company
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
roRx1sa
DAILY LIME
{6urdkyS efcepted1 for the transportation t ffeRnk
aud Passengers. Ru1n!rg In connection. at Buffalo.
with the
New York Central Railroad, spauld-
ings Express, Union Express;
Tho vi sTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY and
Troy and Erie Lines Of Canal Boats, on
the Esie canal.
cIEVEEASp II EssEtAsiSsfS' xSn XVI PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
The steamers composing this line are Of the 1arest
eZe md Of great stsog:h and speed. With superior
h2Go1 modatlnne for Passengers
With these unequa1e faciItes the line u prepared
to contract to trauspo:t property from New York. Boz
line Of sae New fotk Central Rs,lfe.d I'D shs R3s
Ean Asd from those ports to Cleveland. Buffalo. and
iii points East.
far rates q freight and paasage applyto
JoRN B MORE. Agent N. 7. C. Ratlrosa. Ho. ~
.,hgGn LEY. Ase2s Western transportation Co..
ii. = sPAuLDEG. Standings Express. No.aA*
u !. :J i, wnGrs CO.. proprletorz Of Un1ou Express
end Agents Troy : : E5te Iiue No ~ Broadway. acd
RofD & s:tsHI.iS. Cleveland Ohio.
VIZ S1FWARr. Agent e. 4 F.. +. r. Ft:sbrrz Pa
RICHM0ED Il HANCOCK ASLS-s
Ottca f4ot OF State street, Chicago.
SHELDON PFASH, Managing Agt.,
Oftcs foot Of Michigan ttree- RiE 10.
A, a. SAMPLE,
Apscaf74u Passenger kzant.
, 1863-07-02
NEw CoEyALksCENr CANT,
Near Afexand,f2, w.. May 9TH. 1861.


Messls HosrETTxR SIXTH.
DEAR s1Rs:-Wtll you do me the favor to forward
by express doxen Hostettera sramsca Bt.te1
With BILL for which will remit you reccipt Ssane,
AZ I'm unable to procure your here: and II
had quantity 1t could be gold readily. II known
to be tho best preparation In use for dsesse. having
their otisln with dtseased stomach. have uted and
sold huzdseds Of preparations. but your Btters arc
sprc1or tc 7yhtBg Of the kind am co.n'zaat With,
In deed no toler thou'd bs witloRt It, ehculd hs Be
ever 70 robust and tsalthy: for 1t II not only RES
roeArryE, but Preventive for ALMOST al diseases a
So dicr Is subject to- Ihavebeen afflicted with Chronic
IEdjec.tion. and no medicine HAS AFFORDED AE rH1
xx1,xY 9orEs Has: and I trust yoa wii1loae no dime
in seAatnE the BtGtcrs ordered. "
Yours. veFy respectfully.
aAMuHL BYElss. Hospital Steward
HOSTETTER IL SMITH,
Proprietors, Pittsburgh. Fl.
Ncw York ofHce, No. Ass Broadway.
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, 1863-07-02

ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
IL DECEASED-Pnbllc notice Il hereby given to
S]t pettons hAytrE claims and demands against the
ettaie Of os ph Gfsf deceased to present. the sAne
the Cunty Cour Of Cook Connty. TO be hn11enat the
Court Fouee tht CttF of Chicago. the third Mon
day cf july. A, b 1858 beirg the 2Glh day thereof
THERESA GRAF. AdmiDistrAt1x.
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