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NEW-YORK OIL CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
No roc BROADWAY. COR PINE STREET. ~ y.
STOCK CAPITAL.................... ooc.


JAMES W. GILIiEs. President
WILLIAM H. LEWIS, secretary -
Is Company Is duly EegtsoTaea wade. The aws CT the
Es.i@ o. Ses-Tok. II = .zsS To- tt purpose ~ -yoi
ire arc working ell wells c.ir Of eighty -cs-. pdi
chs o..l,el s i.D ia Gga~f.rd COUNTY. "a "s
be- rec, s-nk d-r, Of three hundred end niry -.t
9th ecc. .l..~ al oil
fRiCE OF sUsEFS s5TAR VALUE.
portion Of k-s aresty rcen taEcr l1o books
ono of 80 'ofnrary no 100 rt'"b
WAY, COZ. Pine. ~. N.N-frah 60 .
b. Iscsisdio ,Cs'V w sisi
AT TUrIr Dollars. r.sson. therefore yuCa..i.s
sAsyas nov three dollar haze the advantage and ~ res 70!
,hch cns 0o,af. paid -fe A. once worm h'e -Dn
rr.y Va o.. mouth be worth hundred
Pro.,-cins ih fai -rc+f- esn os oo,s',,ro on 80
sto- .,,-e u:ace OF tee Company, 30. 100 nhOAD"Ai
so. PINE STREET. M, -,
O.cers b. --.L with anoGni reosed, VII be promptly ~
tended 20.
-.r.TKrs:
JAMES w GiLI.IfS. IS 80 Lsl Washins'op-s3-
WRIGHT GILLiES. rs 20 237 Washington a.
VIM y NAlLLER, 100 Wal e.
Wa. TANLOk. IS Broadway.
JACOB LEWIS, 81 s,sd g Sss-as-st
W. T. LEWIS ~, SrO.d.a
CHAJhCI sHEFtEh.
2s3 s-c.sw-y
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mo LYCEUMS.-ELIHU G. HOLLAND,
b, la. ben v..sr and half Ia the Federal Service,
IN ths state Of Louisiana and VINO ias Tado the history
og said State .peei study, y wiling to ;n'wef calls or
WESTEhLOO. Albsny CO.. y. \.
VlyUJIAM FINCk ~ CO. CHESTER SAW
w MILL AND CAR FACTORY located on tho Del
aware ry.. below Philadelphia have hand large stock
OF OAK and Pine Timber and prepared 70 bis
.hcr, notice md NJ low v.s Of tie largest clsrs
load at pers both Winter aud Summer. We extensive
IN al sag.u building Canal Bos and prepared 10 build
Ill hiads of Freight, Co-l. and prift Carr.
CHESTER. Deiwsare Co., Penn.
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oryicr OF rnr Iiiisor cEx-rir Riunoip co~raTT
NV cra -c?'. - l..i.
rE,HF FIRST SERIES or S2.Go0, 90 RE
4 DENTON BOMBS. bearing p,I cent. Eis.e,.. AID
%. 80. L. iSs. have been .E,ns "a 'o".ife Ion b."d-
ts Di,rtor. bs resoution mi. d-cdrd 20 l'sa"
a.s.l .ss- 9. CO., c. I,sI to so Ele.t-ler. apca
m. load aud ayyuf wc e1tfsi II no ~ cynt
IN ~ h.psa :or CoH..rcsH Boais a. 100 cc mains
s1.,. Of 10 Der cent. in iasor o. IL. Construction I"sJ.
THE s-in- piopo.rd il "I..f 10 .'r'a vs. h".oi'
d Tic Confusion tonas .!on &c nc III nc, g 1iei
,y s,i ,or Tie bord. PROVIDED bs i- terms - then sre
tut H. as. bona. uvt surrendered snd s sAcAsnx.
.H...i amounts .aic-i 10 meet th- vi ~
i,na sa-. tne company compeed rry 81 rrthsr
portion c: the Beads. Ihos. r. NsLh.H' iIea'ric''
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Oyrcs A. A. Psovo- Assr .,~S'rSsKsL, an SuPss'l
,sr.sprSr VOLUNTEER RECRUITING ssEvicE. soorn-}
ERy DIVISION oy NV ok. asv oxx. Cct !! iie. .
DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
CeriTs rosl I've presented to Captain fsipe 1Ih u s.
infantry Di.bur.ng Officer h,- cse No ~ &C. asrss-
p,ee tor payment before October 8 'se NJ cains Tor
aid premiuns r,esan,cd a:,er ,hst date Will be ca.t
WILLIAM HAYS. Bli-.-Cen. 's.s. L a. A. P.-si'Cen-
IDRISONERS OF WAR-The Wives or
Widowed Mothers o, Prisoners Of wsr can fece'ethef
BROWN 4 SHELDON, No = Psrt place.
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DROSpECTTSo Of the AMERICAN BRITISH
WEST IsDla COTTON GD3riSY.
Ci7iT~L s%10S
$3.50 sHaREs sivo ZACH
Charter 70 ~ -..iel f,r
IOBs g. RAINING, prc.ii-us.
cIOs. 4. II. "rE:1E., Vice ffe,!isai

T. y. kNArf, if-ssuf-r
GrCrcr DDt CiaS. Council ~ The Com.sh'.
III. COMPANY has hsen formed icg tie Fslroso - '"i
vsire - -'i Cc"- ~ ir"d n icrr '""d, ore 81
~. f-b.rra, ,.rs,ed IN ~ iorg - srn have
sces q .ri capable Of proucir. nncst kn1 Il sea
!s.nd Lo;;eu. nsT.s tic par two y's section o. ~"
sno lao. ba-n nrder cultivation, end the cotton produced -
nour~-t e.r. the. rs &c ny prt .. 'r- wo-c e
So,il,ry iutc'd rc-,.os in-, -riinr@ 81 pf'inc on
- ,..,.or. os- -. ,l- rrth- -@d number Of hsfr
tn-r ~ v.lue etch SAMPLES q 'ne c9itcn 'csc,tr
WITH a,s'io srd esi.rded Information 90 the sob.
mar be has c. rpsicsi. TIC orcs VI TIC Company, no
n Be-r-, 81, krv.fo-k.
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Crrr o. NRw.YoRk, DErARTnssr o. fi.AscE'
CoxPTRoLLERs OYvicR, Sept u, I8A -
T EASES OF PUBLIC DOCKS, PlEkS AND
IL SLIPS AT AUCTloN.-The night to sosct ana ie.aI
the wharfage the Or occupation othe
docks piers and alps for tho OF ten years nom .ne
day u November. 1854 viii be- sold at public suction '0s
City Hall. Tuesday, October ls 1854. q II sei'ss'
konrn RIvnl
Let No. I. pier No. 81.
Lot No. = pier at the foot Of Watts street.
Lot No. pier No. IS. foot Of Charlton afss~
Lot No. T. pier No. g. foot Of King street
Lot No. Q, pisr No 81, foot Of Houston suees.
sfEcs. ..,.
~ ssiM eth Commiss!Sners & tss Sn ~ 49,
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V'O MANUFACTURERS Sale. MILL
j sna WATER POWER. suitable f,r Wool. Gotten. e.
say zaau.-cnrns rur2e.-' - ror,s poWe. fan
had waited lev rent situated On tt- Rattan
Mtey Power 81 rncs srwfcrx ety. Gan have roin
a. alto. 20. 80 ..gs. .se. t.y lor itlt fa
ti,ul,r, rppv 10 'DERRiCKsOS BARTLETT.
No. =" Scesmartt-
AyANTEU-A Gentleman O. liberal educa-
w c,o, ,vi,b ,-on, % - $50 20 '.k- interest in
tho Publication Of y WEEKLY jcLANAL. AaIIess \.
= R., box No l2o. Tribune Once.
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Chalifss for Business Glfn.

fl'Q CApiIAii,I -ASTiiRACriE coal
LAID: Tho aii-.i.n 81 ay,isis'. 'si'i y body
anthracite coal iuu assteJ IN nk-'ne 'o"y f-nnss
80. IT.. t.~t .o,.rf,..- -out Gr.-n huud-
..A 49, The most T-n,t Superior fntny ccri
ra "a .ra on and canal with direct alton
LII; ~. yo,. .rJ Phi'-l-irii- Tho -li"niny lend.
Nos. b.n, -xs.n....iy .oi.- ~h heavy prshs, b, large
caur-ri- Tie p"l~,y ele'' q" sl- 70 close 90. sew
,,,.r.s. vii NJ .old ~n'ir- Tree from oil incnIr
bIsnos. Tae nl!e'o t.s land - perfect.
Full particulars - III ss ip'ni''et 81 .r.'ic-tcn 70
moliIdsirR \ GRANT.
10 s0l wrlnulsl Phiis -lpiis.
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Professional Ncl!ees.

OsDitSStc.I|I SS~s'|bo-
4 ETHICAL HUMAN EYES MADE 10
.,a.r ..d ,,.-rt~d ny Dr. BAicH and r. GoU
otlMAha ts.,urriy sai!oJea By Be;;sonnesa. @: P.s
:o9 3roaaw.y, =. Z.
- -. HAMMOND NJ. d., formerly Pro-
~. fea.or oil yaci.i Anatomy g.. 10 the M-io.
College. ~ T. Cousuii aons on AERN Ots DEoi hrn
ii .nd SuTisa Affections fon 10 w. TO end I" Nc'sl
lns. No. 81 Fast 1-thst between Hh md Msfi'on-s"
INK u. c. PERRY,
No .. Hosp-sr, Ns~.fosh,
Treats suceessf,ly al Diseases Of tho scalp 10" o, mar
and premature bancins Ala removes MOTH F!eeea ale
,h.r DoioAtlons from Ia. Face, without iplsIy 10 'hs
texture color Of III, akin.
CHARGE yoR COMPILATION
nR. LEWISs MEDICAL ard SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE TO. Beaoi-.;., bet~ eea vsT,cs 'pi
e.. Broadway ony plsce where the aiicted "a
pfo,r in- u-n Hours from :. ~ 70 M
SURGICAL HOSPITAL, under the care OF
y EDWARD H. DIXON. NJ. d.. Editor Of Ias Sea!pes.
Tor The especial Of diseases OF e Pelvic Nisc-fa
Most ense. Of HoTnia nemorrhoids fns |scooele ana
Structure sdin radical cofe In lew weeks VI usSs
Ia place the palliative treatment oiiotner years.
consultaon from to O. to audi TO evenings b'.
D.srcsitonce. ~ Fifth avenue
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T,p.-prs's OsyIcs CssrsAL = n. CO "P Nsv-l
yrssr-Y no ~ " A,Irs-. NV opK sept 90 iso+
FT,HE SEVENTH and EIGHTH INSTALL
sfFN'rS Of TIN per e>u each on the new stock sre
Ag-ehv e.,,td pa-,se,o ire TREASURER, on Saturday
"''V''' W. SAMUEL ENOX, Treasurer.
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ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET RATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

z BANKS, BANKERS AND DEALERS SUPPLIED
ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
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90 Eet.
+ NEW. BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARK
I'O RENT low in BROOKLYN. with every
Real Gstn'c for Sale.

A SPLENDID INyESTMENT.-FOR SALE
n - vsins6s tract Of 1900 Of LAND In III
,oany fenns iysnis- the owner gong 10 Europe snd WIZ
sell at srs.i bargain. Timber. Coal le
GEO. ~. TOWNSEND. Astor House.
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nor SALE in JERSEY CTTY-Corner OF
l. PsToniaav. AID Grove II, the eegn, doeAle hoiS ana
Stable and CernsgeIiou,c Sh four lots OF Ground house
coa;G ,... -nd i~sva pa5Tas, furnished ".ta
60: he, and cod BATH &C. Ihrrcour.hs Of purchase
money can ruasin bond 'ii mortgage Appy o" The
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~ October Iso4Asonmding Nanifesaiionsl utterly IN.
and mysterious Al former spirit other
manifestations completely ecpsed By the wonderful displays
, 1864-05-27

SUIcIDE.-A man, recognized by some as
persen bearing the name Of James Kelly,
committed suicide in this city on Monday
last by poisoning. He went to DR.. Craig's
Drug Store. and purchased 56 grains of
morphine. Phe Dr. remarked to him while
putting it up that hedid not like to sell him
so large a quantity at time, when Kelly re-
piled that he knew what he wanted with it
and how to use it, He went from the drug
store to Frank Stones saloon where he called
for glass of cider, which he drank. He
then took the glass and put some water in
it and dissolving the morphine drank that
also The bar keeper observed this, but
supposed it was only som kind of medicine,
and paid no further attention to him. Some
time afterwards the bar keeper, who was
busy with his duties; noticed him sitting in
chair, as he supposed, asleep, and was at
tracted by. his difficult breathing. He went
to him and attempted to awaken him; fail
ing in this, he observed phial lying on the
floor at his feet, and upon picking it up
found it labeled "morphine." The cause of
Kellys sound sleeping was here explained,
and medical ard YVES at once called in but as
nearly an hour had elapsed from the time
the morphine was taken, the.physicians at
once pronounced the case hopeless, yet they
rendered what aid they could. Kelly lived
about three hours from the time he took the
morphine, though he was all the time in a
state of insensibility Those who recognized
him state that he was in the Government
employ at Fort Walla Walla in 1889, and
has since that time been living both here
and at the Dalles. About year ago he en-
listed in one of the volunteer companies at
the Dailes, whence it appears he recently
deserted. Report, says, also, that he was in
somemanner connected with the killing of
a couple Of men (soldiars- we believe at
Warm Springs, some time ago, He was not
intoxicated when he took the poison and did
not appear to be deranged. He was an Irish
man by birth, sandy complexioned and about
33 years old.
, 1864-05-27
Rheumatism of Long Standing Cured after
all other Remidies had Failed. IN


CovINGToN, KY, Oct. u 1852.
DR.. o. r. BAKER-Dear Sir,-My wife had the Rheu-
matsm for about two years. and also severe pain
across the heart She became in a measure helpless
so that she could not turn herself in bed without
sistance. Iprocured every liniment could hear of,
but without any beneficial effect. She used about
twenty bottles of strong liniment without receiving
any relief. Hearing of your Panacea and DR., Halls
Balsam for the lungs, 1 procured bottle of each,
which she commenced using but though with little
faith to their efficacy. She had not used two bot
ties however before she began to mend She has since
used several bottles of tho Pain Panacea, and has
trely recovered, not having the slightest indication
of any rheumatism in her system, or any pain in the
region of the heart have since recommended it to
many oshels who used 1t with the happest result. If
this will be ofany service to you 1 cheerfully
give it from under my hand, believing there is no
medicine equal to this. would not;be without it for
any price, and would recommend it to every one
afflicted with Rheumatism, sprains, Bruises, Summer
Complaints, and pains of all descriptions, it is truly
Pain Panacea.
Yours with much respect, j. W HERBERT.
Residence corner 4th and Main Streets.
Dr.Baker's Pain Panacea fOr sale by all Druggists
REDINGTON g. CO., Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco. raet 24w2
, 1864-05-27
Browns Bronchial TrOches.


u have never changed my mind respecting them
from the first excepting think yet better of that
which began thinking well off,
Rev. HENRY WARD BEEoHER.
"The Troches are a staff Of life to me-
PROF EDWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N Y.
L" For Throat Troubles they are specific
N. p. Willis.
"Too favoably known to need commendaton."
Hon. CHAs A. PHELPS.
Pres. Mass. Senate
" Contain no opium nor anything injurious"
DIR. A. A. HAYES, CHEMIST, Boston.
'An elegant combination for coughs"
DR.. G. +, BIGELow, Boston.
81 recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REV. +. H. CHAPIN.
Most sautary reiefin Bronchitis.''
Rev, II. SEIGFRIED, Morrtown, Ohio.
Very beneficial when suffering from Colds.p
r.rr. Rev. 81. P. ANDERSON, st, Louis
" Almost instant relefin the distressing labor of
breathing peculiar to Asthma"
Rev. A. C. EGGLEsTON n. Y.
"1hey have suited my. case exactly, relieving my
threat 80 thatI could sing with ease
T. DUoHARME,
Chorister French Parish Church Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the gen
uiae. ff--ia
Agents for California, REDNeToN g. Co. San Fran
cisco.
Agents for California, REDINGT0N & co. 70
22ml-6m San Francisco.
, 1864-05-27

THEATRIoAL.-During Saturday, Sunday,
and Monday nights last our citizens were
entertained with theatrical representations by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Waldron, Mr.. E.
Reeves, Mr.. R. Lindsay and Mr.. J. S.
Townsend. The performances were credita-
bic, and the acting of Mr.. WaldrOn espe-
cially admired The troupe left on Tuesday
for Boise.
, 1864-05-27

GOING UP.-Since the arrival of the par
ties from Kootenia, this week, "stock" in
those mines is rapidly on the rise. A great
many persons who have been waiting for
news from there are now preparing to start
Immediately, and several pack trains, we
learn, will soon start for there.
, 1864-05-27
10 Pre.emption CIoimants.

A Ii those residing on the Pataha from below
n Platters to wilkins are required by the laws
United States to etheir Notifications within
six months after the approval of the surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office The time expires on the
7th day of June 1864. have the official plats at my
Office next door west Of Howard & Cddys store.
All persons desiring to take lands under the Home
stead law can do so without going to the Land Office
at Vancouver by applying to me.
w. W. JOHNSON,
MAY 90 1864. 22w4 County Surveyor
, 1864-05-27

Mr.. FRED STINE, who has for the past
FIVE or six months been on a Visit to his
friends in Ohio, returned to his home in this
city on Tuesday. He left Dayton, Ohio,
and came to Atchison, Kansas, by railroad /;
thence to Salt Lake by stage; thence to Idaho
City on horseback thence here by stage
reaching here in thirty-four days from the
time he left Ohio. He laid by upon the
road five days, making the travelling time
only twenty nine days.
, 1864-05-27

ply and delivery OF
Fifty Head of Beef Cattle.
to he delivered at this Post or before the 25th day
of June 1864.
The weight of the Beef Cattle will be ascertained
in the following manner, viz The cattle will be
weighed the scales, and from the live weight of
the steer thus ascerained his net weight will be de-
termned by deducting As per centum when the gross
weight exceeds 1900 pounds, and so per centum when
it is less than that and over 500 pounds
Payment will be made on delivery of Cattle in U.
S. Legal Tender currency, checks on o. S. Assist
ant Treasurer at San Francisco
Bidders required to name two good and suff-
cient suretes for faithful performance of contract
and both the bidder and his sureties required to
take the oath Of allegiance to the United States.
Bidders are required to be present at the opening
of the bids.
The A. C. S. reserves to himself the right to re-
ect any or all bids that may be deemed unreasona-
Bile. CHAS. P EAGAN, lst 1t, lst W. T. Infy
A. c. S. for Fort Colvie.
Office of the A. c. S.
Fort Walla Walla W. T.
May 9th, 1864. may13 22w5
, 1864-05-27
PATRONIZE
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
I his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
At the Mouth OF the PaIOuse.


1 his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
At the Mouth OF the PaIOuse,
on the most direct and only really practicable WAC
ON ROAD from Walla Walla to to the Kootenai, Co
lumbia river or Beaver Head Mines to Forts Ben
ton Colyille.
No pains or eXpcuse have been spared to make
this ferry safe, expeditions and convenient cross
ing for animals vehicles Of any descripton-supe-
ror to any ferry the river, and not surpassed by
any Of the kind the coast-capabe of crossing one
hundred animals per hour.
Parties travelling to Kootenai will find this much
the shortest route and excellent road, with plen
ty of grass and good water, and good campngplaces
at short intervals.
The following is a table of distanres from walla
Walla to the Ferry
From Walla Walla to
" Dry Creek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. miles
T9uchet River to. o......,.............l "
'' Spring, ......................
4" Ferry. ............ ...........,.....,...l "
Making the total distance, ce,............. 46 miles
The rates of ferriage are as follows
For each horse and rider, ............$l,0 90
- Packed animal, ..............1,0 90
H Loose animal mal................ so
&" p" FQQtman, ...... .... ......... 30
A liberal DEDUCTION will be made to pack trains.
VIM. McWHlRK.
May 20, 1868. 28m3
, 1864-05-27

SPRINGFTFLD, Ohio, July 1, 1853.
Messrs. A. L. ScovILI & Co.-Gents IL have found
DR.. Motifs Liver Pills one of the best medicines
for Dyspepsia that Ihave ever used bad been
afflicted with the disease for more than six months,
and my vctuals disturbed my stomach often to such
degree as to cause vomiting l was most Of the time
costive. found that the Pills kept my bowels open,
without gripping pain. 1 have actually gained,
since using them, in weight-being ten pounds heav-
ier than whenI commenced. 1 owe my cure solely to
use of the Pills. GEOEGE DANA.
EsS7 For sale by all Druggists
REDINGTON & co. Agents, 4l6 and 418 Front
street San Francisco. 24W2
, 1864-05-27

HoMEsTEADs-We stated last week that
persons could enter homesteads through
land agents here, without appearing in per-
son at the. land Office We are authorized
now to say that this can not yet be done ];
and thougha law to this effect has passed
the Register and Receiver have not yet re-
cei7ed Instructions to act under it. AS they
will. probably receive their Instructions very
soon, persons wishing to enter lands can as
well wait until that time and save the ex-
pense Of journey to the Land Office
, 1864-05-27
TObin Meagher & Co.

TObin Meagher & Co.
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEAuERs IN
White Goods, Yankee Notions,
Hosiery, Pocket Cutlery,
Gloves, Combs & Brushes,
Linen silk Hdk'E, Perfumery
Embroideries. Playing Cards,
Ladies' Cents Fur Paper & Envelopes,
nishing Goods. Military Goods,
Hoop Skirts, Straw Goods,
Spool Thread Ribbons &c.
Sewing Silk,
We have on band the largest and best assorted
Stock the Pacific Coast to which we are receiving
constantaddtions. We invite buyers to examine be-
fore purchasing
All orders entrusted to us viii receiYeour particu-
lar attention,
TOBIN MEAGAER g. co.
2l9 to 225 Battery st. corner Of Sac. St.
4Ol to 400 Sac. Street,
San Francisco
apr, l5s 1864, 10 ms.
Portland, Oregon, March %, 1864.
SIR Knowing it to be to your interest to buy
from first bands we here give you list of articles
manufactured by us for the Wholesale Trade, with
the hopethat you will give us your orders
TURPENTINE,--Read the certificate of Practi-
cal Painters.
BOILED PRIATING OIL.--Ths Oil is No l.,
and is soon to outstrip Boiled and Raw Oil /;
Price LOO per gallon.
EXCELSIOR Standardization of Rosewood
Axle-Grease, ROsin and Boat Pitch.
tay@OUR MOTTO :-CHEAP FOR CASH ct
T. A. Wood s. Co.
Above Saw Mill, Front street, Portland, Og'n.
We, the undersigned certify that we have used the
Oregon Refined Turpentne and find it equal in every
respect to tne best Eastern Turpentine.
Emil, Lowenstein & Co. W. Z. Cooper.
Hurgren Shindler. J. S. Wayne
Charles S. Mills, II. Norton.s
VIM Patterson, VIM. Dalton.
Auguste Staiglieh, [apr15 1864 l9tfl
, 1864-05-27
Closing Out.

CLOSING GuC
TN consequence OF the illneath of one of the part
] ners, the firm Of Ladd, Reed & Co.. Portland,
offer their eutre stock Of LIQUORS and GENERAL
MERCHANDISE NJ for sale at Reduced Rates, un-
til the lst of June at which time copArtuership
will be closed. Our stock Of Liquors having been
purchased in the Eastern Market prior TO the levyng
o. the excise tax, offer superior inducements
tobuyers. Parties indebted to the firm are hereby
req ested to make payment.
May 6, 1854 WA LADD, REED & co.
Crystal saloon.
Main street, Walla Walla next door to Schwabacher
Bro. & Co.'S Store.
HNHE PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE IN an
nouncing to the public that he has made exten-
sive improvements in the above well known saloon,
and re-furnshed it in to sustain its charac-
ter as a first class saloon.
THE BAR
Is kept Supplied with the Finest Qualities Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
which are received direct from the Importers and
warranted to bel genuine articles.
RE-The Reading room is always supplied with the
latest California, Oregon and Eastern papers.
May G, 1864. 2ltf) j. E. HARRISON.
, 1864-05-27

ATTEMPTED PoIsoNING.-Some base
wretch has recently made two attempts to
poison Mr. David Ashpaugh's horses, (be-
longing to one ftha city job wagons) by
putting pounded glass into their eod-troughs
at night. The scoundrel who would attempt
a deed like this is fit for baser crimes, and to
be compelled to swallow the glass himself
would not be punishment too severe for him
No clue has yet.been obtained to the perpe-
traitor Of the deed.
SPEAKIKG APPOINTMENT DR.. John
Boswell Unconditional Union) and W. G..
Langford, Democrat) candidates for the
Council, have made the following appoint
ments to address the citizens of Walla Walla
county, upon the political issues of the day
At the mouth Of Coppei, Saturday, May
,28 at 2 o'clock PM.
AT MulTans Bridge, Monday, May 80, at
2 o'clock, p. M.
At Saliug's School House, Thursday, June
2, at o'clock p NJ.
At Walla Walla, Saturday, June at 2
o'clock
FRANK P. DUdAN, Democratic candidate
for Representative, will speak at the follow
ing times and places
Mullan's Bridge, Saturday May 28, at
2 o'clock P. NJ.
Saling's School House, Tuesday May 81,
at O. clock P, NJ.
Wallula, Thursday, June at 2 O'clock.
Walla Walla. Monday, June 6, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
, 1864-05-27
pissoIution of Co-partnership,

BNHE co partnership heretofore existing between
i J. Smith & Co. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
All persons having claims against said firm will
please call and have them adjusted, and all persons
owing said firm will please call and settle the same
Immediately with'J. SMITH, as the accounts will be
placed in the hands of Justice Horton for collection
the 25th day of May, 1864. The business for the
time being will be carried on by e. E. Taylor.
j. SMITH &, co.
Walla Walla, w. T., MAY 2, 1864 % WI
, 1864-05-27
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