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WHOLESALER AND RETAIL DEAL
u ERS ISFKNCY ANDsDoAIEsl
NC DRY GOODS.
g. al..t g IAN 81, CentFfWi lsellpe.

Nos aI u. se h SleJlP g..
iIHE ARE NOW DAILY RECIVING
wv an extensive ana Thoroughly assorted
Stock. living TO the 7latenes8 OF the season,
sales IN NeWYork and PhiiadeIph ana iafse
lots oftmporteFs toclnSe out at very reduced
prices. in consequence Of which We have an
IS d5ati1 "a AmeEi and nd ~ hi g e. TO -
les than those having bought their goods
pleasure in being iablR to inform the whole
42lA and retail custoE and ffiends md the
public IN an ne ladies m PaftIedl1J,
that We now have the largest md by fan the
cheapest stock Of dry goods I'm Wheeling An
early examination and you win be agfeeAbly'
est prices since the war. We WIN only etiT=
E5a = q or g
1hgilshT chintHeEl iBiselr aIlii inter ~,
3 aine9s 1tgh eolnaeCi f1heyi De1 IAiAes,
Stz4csl Esle9e4ed and nEQY N I1nsll ns; - -
sIilEs & ffoeie pop iErs 6Ise1is n6SiifSsi
RanbAtx Joplin, PlHtn p6pEinP Shephe1ds
Plaids, all !Ipols 2 FSnict ocAer sWinea9si,
'orienta plaid ,ReriSps tWiIiS black Ri3d.
white nQpa1r 10 ek alpacas, eol6red fpakaS
uFed alraeas5 elothst ofall ;coloGs, MS
n, IaAsSc aioREsSs white, grunge,
grounds With fFisfit iiid ailf
col0Fsahd shade IN PLAIN goods. .CBIadlS iandb
meresi boInheEines. SIX striped and cheek
ValencleS,, mellngest black GRAPES. fancy and
s1S 81 9e ~ IS afnes 81
| u CLOAK. AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
The lasgest assortment Of cloth eloalE1 "a the
s6aEis 81 every ssize s ana abadaiifSS. and the
1 Ereatese yaFteties OF styles ever 6rought 10
yYholesale trade Is res ectfully inVite1 totllts
FUR pEPARTlIENT-+1Pa jepiarr ..atteni5,
/ hesitate IN HaSinP fliIf WI
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cLEASISo UP.-Parties are engaged
in clearing up several parts OF the city,
in the streets and yards. Market street
has had another application Of the
shovel since our last notice, this time
further M, fnwn. t't-l efIi q{tff
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In THE CrTY.-our old friend, j. e..
jacob. Esqs editor Of the weilsburg
Herald, is in the city, ON duty. as a
member lOfiths grand jury. il.lls. 81
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MARKET YESTERDAY MoRs1Na.rr
There was not much OF a turn out yes
terday morning 70 the market. Articles
We're about as scarce proper ionably as
purchasers. '' - fSl
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AT couRr.IThe session of the U. 8.
Court has brought to the city quite a
number of onr fellow citizens from all
parts of the State, among whom are
quite a number OF officials.
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RIvRR NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with i've feet and eight
inches OF water IN the channel. ii.'5'{
The LGSreRes passed up.
The Wild Rdgoner lelt in the eveninr,
for Cincinnati with a fine tip. II
The Ediab.iTy dropped down to the
landing in the evening. She wnl leave
for Cincinnati ut p. m. Tomorrow.
Capt. Thompson 6 In command. ana
win DO found a most elegant EentietnaS
70 travel with. BIS boat, which his
been thoroughly renovated, Is q hne
The ReeeaNe, Capt. Russell, Is the
regular packet for Cincinnati to-mor-
row. she wiz leave az s p. N. Her
reputation Is, river. long, and her
OftiCetS and their boat viii be found
Well worthy ofpattobage.
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TIE yEFIHi RESERVE 5CoBPs.4
In accordance with the lately ppblished
orders ,from the War Departments; 4
vote WAS recently, taken here of the
members of tae Veteran Reserve Corps
on duty at this point, to ascertain how
many Of the number desired to remain
IN service. OF the detachment station
go here-numbeItng about thirty en-
ilsted men-but one man declared his
desire 70 remain in The service, The
remainder voted TO be mustered ont.
Five eomm1ssiOned OfieeFs OF the Corps
are now OndNtY here. 10 u :.
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0. s. Dn4H1Ur CouairAThe o. S. Dis.

o. s. DsTH1Cr CoURT. p The q. s. Dis-
trict contt, Judge Jackson presiding,
pietyesterday morning at 10, o,cloel<,sat
the Custom House. 4 The WhOlorday
was occupied in the session 81 the grand
jury. Many cases win be drought bel
fore the jury, some OF them Of cunstSifls
cradle Importance, and there t. no feII,
ing now wien their labprs viii ioe con-
Guided. Az soon as, the jpry, reports It's
Rills the court WIN proceed to he trial
OF those parties against whom true bills
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The Atheneu1n 6 sic.
HOUSE and .Iiot1 fnl.l Salas.

eST2 SNs.E =. - LOT Nc. I'm THRFIFTH
WIN btiGk tement sneSrlY ne q S5fi
fiitti IL 81 a looms Wen hnished now 6cen1
ccl = r Wifnsal For terms, apply 70
II , A.. ! s ~ drJsS! RHOnFS
ma, l9al of the estate CIV. a sense
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED.-Twoe energetic mento sell
the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes in Western Virginia. Constant
WA. SUMNER q Co., 90, Main street,
Wheeling. 2t
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THAHRs!-We return our thanks to
the members Of KFamer's string band,
for the elegant serenade with which
they favored us last night. -
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GONE.AThe strakosch opera troupe
LEFT here yesterday morning for Column
bus.
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HIGGIlSs g, AI.I,ERY

2alilAtgss .ssq 4si. Al'1ie e 4iaIle.a "a
pHOEo9RkPHS5PI PLAIN Oh FINISHED
nom old plctuFes x 2
GARD RHoTo9RAPHS-PSIt 1cui6I nam
~ ~ 2 ~ q m pQppllE EtYle OF picture,
llllfEz Ia nd - sislfIf :
"a. gQqd NaEie1yEs1fl GILT FQST.V9DoD
re VIII atEaSA Be on hand e & soiSa.
~ tLlS deols
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ing Instructions OF the Monthly Turns
nom Whatever Cause, aIitiI7sr71II. L,
ALWAYS sUc0EssFu As AsPRHYRNItftvS
- - = = : " - -
It Is now over sith5cce tbo o,,,,,,
celebrated Pulls were rs sie b Sg Ky
DUPQNeo, Cd Pif19 iftIfaf SSii,ieI, finSS III
In t mes eee ~ end successfully used
IN pLlYate pfaete e, of both Hemisphere VIII
stScess in every cSsel ana y y
q Ladies who have nsSIl tS1s Iils Lngn-
y Lnuuced 70 make the Pills pt1bile M. S6s- ~
IIsTtelon OF those suffering rom any iTreeu.
grease OF family where health Wil not se1 l
ONRoPIEafsIs AsIDusE.
,nd sssmaiss peculiarly situated, or those sun
FiiIs Is tf,s ems Sg rs
I tney invite misCaTTfage,W after wbieb III!
nllity, although theirmiIdneSs V5oIiSJ ;sSsls
atlS lllae1teft 70 hfalthi OtherV1iee ti1S oiiis
tttefeeo1 mended ala -, q y. ~ 7
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
ior az! ~ tnoss e6m so pecn1,s,
Htelogl, q e - y - = j ls3i-
4f552s5g D0lp1l F1ts5, bilsh Of Ego5sI q ~
sf!e,5 si6s-
ts5t.l9stGti0n Of DE Heart and nj
annoyinE. VEN VEN mos
AZ ~ otneF female WealEenesses - ~ "
he 4euePFFhoea, or yghitea.
= n tne tine, there isfitt n
~ ~ - lile q M ~
fiI1Ti 49, e slS5f JototOeLl and Won win
~ mem 70 pc az llsV are Tel'gesente -
Ols5A Z; 1lsQlS rs SUERICTRNT.
5000 H6k& g ~ n ~
Two Years. I.
4lt 1llolisnIld R0xe8 aeHt I,,t Inn, l..., . 8
~ 81 9 Seats o ~ RaFts
Mich ladies say, nothing me- me si, N
I've Reen Known since THE - III.
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BUCKwHRAT CAKES have made their
appearance. They never attain their
due excellence unless raised with the
EreelstOr BaEfSS P0ltdeE,f Notone now
disputes. the; supetior quality OF this
most eSCelleht, article. IT. ID. Logan q
Co., and Logan, List a Co., sole pfopriez
tors. Sold by dealers generally, sea ia.
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MOVING Machines in Eneland.
YIN, CallRl and ShRRI IIal lMaIfI8Il

III Tor tho nhhnuflctuFe Of the nf1ye fFfi-
cle9s 1am prepared 10 IN an OiIleIs pTum nv.
and . cheap or cheaper, than can be l1Ifi X
ipatteEn4 OF STOVES both Wood and CioSl
ana WIN warrant every Stove! Tam pISllaT.
Cd % DO al kinds Of Job Work In Shief from
and I'm and viii give such. iO1s my pssf-onai
nteontanf- Z g poutlng nna GptteFfn1, Of an
kinds elWeyG5 on hand, Copper and T3fas3
Kettle md init lans az the best Kind m, I
sVeEy cheap. MatelIal1tl and ctii'F5 -JjisffIsi
thu Oily ttlosVtf Co fV5lIie q EN-. "a -
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oYsTRRs oYsTERsi oYsTERs!-Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
Speldel d ,Inderrte den's, 81 Main street.
oc21-1m II, 81 st.iib q MS
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-.a4ag .,o,lsf a at9d,.
a GARD 10 THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills
Mfaifa1
FOR FEMAIE,

FOR FEMALES.
1ntallihle in Correcting Irregularities Rennv.
ing Distractions OF the Monthly iurns
nom Whatever Cause, aIifiI7STTI5 :,
A1WAA1s uC0Essst UIs As a :PREYENTtV E.
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A. ]. Sweeney, j. T. Scott, Jas. A,
MetcRlf, 7. Q, MeAfees,I. II. Hopkins,
8. Harper, ]. G. Orr, D. E. Donnell, G.
w. Jetfers.
Those having this matter in charge
certainly deseTVU much credit for the
8uccesAful manner in which they have
prosecuted the enterprise. 1t Is now
not much over q week sincs we suR-
gested In our paper the propriety of AN
ready have q company rnised and I'M
cprp0rated, and the site for park se-
lected and partly purchased. Tho low
ers of skating In Wheeling will have
occasion this winter we tllnlStp thank
the Park cOlnP4ny for their Seifort 70
insure good skating all the season.
We hope to see many moro Of tho la
din = ofgtha city learning to skate this
winter than did last. With the iIn-
proved opportunities We expect such
will be the case.
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: q. ". 101INSlb4S I n. tiISS5Tls7-
Afahnfa trtlsft - = ..ll.il ~

goppeE Tin and a Sheet Iron Wsre,
5ELAYLNG ANAiLED HOUSEWIVES on
~ me I'M FpYetl facilt we afelSeffe q,
sily OF work IN tic aSb1e me at ftisi
H. Naliies and G6atllcto on nj 10 pr5eI
Steamboat work done in a snhsfentiSi SS1si
WorlCman1ihe mnnnef We me- MOI Ne III ~
I. .ssnlar attentipn to this branch ff fle
40 can q. gllas any
1iI..S aestn mot he foFf,FI e1Sa-
~ llF seek cqEmpl6fe. ina
astoek Of the iate IA NJ q = ~ x,
ttsStIis % Goal and iQpd on IL ri afSiii
tlll4ael'. raj sG3. WsIQHlSoEllRs3 SOM - =
/. ~ 2 - lllitsi b.ia 2 VIVA.
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Mr Colfax leaves this morning for
ZanesVille, where he lectures this eve
ming. From thence he goes to Wash
ington. Judging from the universal
tone of our exchanges he will certainly
be elected Speaker OF the next Congress.
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BGH TLIE2RESE.l 20 aaf 80
DRADLEYS DUPLEX SKIRTS An THE
ID same price Of common hnmbng SklFtS
oSS is RHODES.
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Thousands Of persons 81 an ACES can nov
Judge What, Is the cause of their declining
paleI nerNnus and em1c iHted Having RBinRus
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
FaympfofdS of c41ffSfiTnrtirfI
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DE-. IOHNsTOM.rIsI

Member Of the ROYAL College of Surgeons
London, Graduate from one of the most emil
nent CouegeSfip the United States, and the
RTeateFpart Of whose life has been spent IN
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some of the mos
astoHl hiuk e1fes that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head 6nd
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alaIY1 .Hat ndd en- sounds, hashfa 1neES with
freqnent blushInR, Intended sometimes With
dsr9pgement Of mind, were cured immedIl
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FALL and. WINTER STOCK

-sA Niifa 1slii }siafe.sfs 4 "a
HE3la aIesss s,ls III ssfst., 50
rs 81 sa &C. oH1-4st slsss i,.t,
.sfll.5i div -5..f.l.5f
, 1865-06-23
Letter from Kaotenai.
WILD Horse CREEE, KoorEYAI MINES,
June lst, 1865

WILD HORSE CREEK KoOTENAI MINES,
June lst, 1865
EDS. STATEsMAN:-I arrived here on the 25th
ultimo, and agreeably to promise l dot you a
few items This camp at present presents q very
dull appearance, which is undoubtedly, catsed
by the famine which prevailed during the latter
part of March and in the month Of April Had
there been sufficiency of provisions in camp to
supply the the miners until trains arrived the
miners might have been at work two months
ago.
The claims on the creek are not yet workable
and will not be until August, consequently there
are great many idle men in town.
His Honor, Judge O'Reily, the Commissioner,
has arrived, and entered upon the discharge of
his onerous duties Several cases of disputes
about mining claims have been laid before him,
and judging from the manner in which he dis
patches business he is bound to become a favor
lite with the miners Having made the acquain-
tance ofJudgo OReily while en route for this
place, l found him as a traveller, very agreeable
and hOspitable gentleman. In his Office he is
courteous, patient, and disposed to hear any
one that has a grievance, and never forgets that
there are two sides to every case, notwithstand-
ing his predecessor thought and acted to the
contrary.
Mining claims are changing hands every day,
at prices ranging from five hundred to five thOus-
and dollars.
The goods and provision market is overst6cked
and very small portion that is to come has yet
arrived. The duties have been increased 90
per cent over last year. The following are the
rates Of duties on staples: WhisEey, 81 so -
gallon and twenty per cent. on cost; Wholesale
liquor license, 500 per quarter, and a retail IL
cense for selling liquor 1925 per quarter; To-
bacco, 30 cts 9 b.; Flour, 80 cts = ib.; Bacon,
l23 per cent Tea, 25 cts q ib.; Clothing 94
per cent; Butter 30 per cent; duties range
from l23 to 80 per cent
Messrs. Pendle, Dove & Co. large ditch will
be complete this week, which will give employ
ment to two or three hundred men more next
week,
There are now several companys who are ta-
king out from one to two thousand dollars per
day. Amongst the largest companys are Robt.
Dove Co., Jacob Fisher & Co., Burt & Co..
and Geo. Decker.
New dggngs are reported to have been struck
on Elk River, some 10 or so miles from this place.
Several persons are leaving to-day, consequent
ly a stampede is hourly expected, and all hoping
it may be south Of the 49th parallel.
NJ Doodey Government Engineer is survey
ing trail from Fort Hope to this place, with
the view of making Fort Hope the base for sup
plying this camp. He is expected here in two
weeks, aud a sufficient number Of men viii be
put to work to open this trail with all possible
dispatch.
This camp is located snug up to the Rocky
Mountains. can almost throw a stone from my
house to the mountains.
The large trains are coming in daily, conse-
quently everything is low. Flour has been sold
as low as $40 per 100 lbs, Beef is retailing for
25@3O cents. Yours truly, L. H. B.
, 1865-06-23

NEW DIGGNgs.-A gentleman from Banner
informs us that company of seven men win
tered in the mountains about eighty miles
north of that place; that they were Joined
early in the Spring by six more from this place,
who took out provisions with them on sleighs.
Recently two of the party returned, but refused
to furnish information about the diggings.
Since that time another of the party passed
through Banner, arriving nearly exhausted. He
says the company has about ten-dolar diggings;
that the country is limited, and they have loca-
ted about all of any value; and that during the
winter they kept themselves well supplied with
fish from the head Of the streams Our inform
ant thinks their location is on the South Sal
mon. The miner came into Banner in three
days.-Idqh0 World
, 1865-06-23

Celebrations are to take place at large num-
Der of the towns in Oregon and California, on
the 4th of July. Quite effort was made to
get up arrangements to celebrate the day at
Yreka, in the good old fashioned way, but we
notice by late number of the Union that the
celebration is likely to miscarry for the reason
that the Loyal Leaguers appointed leaguers al
together on the Committees, and were making
a strictly partizan thing of it. The Democrats
very properly would have, under the circum-
stances, nothing to do with it, and SO the affair
is likely to- end.
, 1865-06-23

A WAY from town, about the first dayof May, a
"A large, Bay Horse, branded on the right
shoulder with an vi or w; has hollow, or scar,
about an inch square on the right side of his neck;
dark name and tail and dark feet; about 10 or II
years old Also at the same time, small yearling,
white Indian mare colt. Ne brands
Any person finding the above horses and giving
information of their whereabouts, or bringing them
to me at Walla Walla will be paid for their trouble.
VIM PHILLIPS.
June 9, '65. 26tf.
, 1865-06-23

Gen. Halleck is to superscede Gen. Mcdowell
in command of the Pacific Military Department.
late dispatch states that Haleck's transfer
was induced because he was getting the rebels
into power in Virginia From this we presume
that he is transferred SO that be may get the
rebels into power on the Pacific coast. There
must be some mistake about this transferring ar
rangement, or at least in the telegraph's version
of it, for it seems improbable that the Union
authorities at Washington would send rebel
sympathizer to command the Pacific Depart
ment If so, it is pertinent to inquire, "Where
are we drifting2'
, 1865-06-23
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.

IIItItII UNI Ut " ANHINVI IUN, 7
COUNTY OF STEVENS. 50
In the District Court, First judicial District
mo LOUIS OLIVEA sYou arc hereby mott
IL fed that Mary Olivea has filed a complain :
against you in the above entitled court, which win
come on TO be heard September - 1865, before the
Hon. Judge j. +. Wyche, Judge for said district, at
Pnkney City, W T., and unless You appear at said
hearing and answer said complaint, the same will be
taken confessed, and upon proper proof the pray
er thereof will be granted. The object and prayer
OF said complaint is to procure divorce against
you on behalf Of Mary Olivea.
F. W PERKINS, Atty for Prff.
Pinkney City, w. T., June 28 'G5. 28m2*
, 1865-06-23

The editor of the Boise Statesman was lately
wounded at Idaho City by pistol shot fired by
J. NJ. Murphy County Auditor. The reason as
signed for the act is that the former had made
statements damaging to the Auditor, his public
acts being questioned, and a refusal to retract
was followed by an alteration between the two.
- UmatiIla AdcerGser
, 1865-06-23

THE EBT-Financers have been figuring on
the National debt and have come to the con-
clusi6n that the whole amount can be paid off
in twenty years time, if the people so desire it.
We would much rather have those merchant
Princes of New York pay it off in about twenty
minutes. But as they are not likely to embark
in such an enterprise, and as we are not among
those who believe that "a national debt is a ma
tonal blessing, and as the debt must be paid
sometime, according to all accounts, we say the
sooner it is Iiquidated the better it will be for
tie masses.
, 1865-06-23

CONFECTIONERY. Mr.. P. F. Castleman has
reftted the Confectionery stand under his
Daguerrean Rooms, and is now manufacturing
candies of every variety, and a splendid article,
too, or else our "candy taste is at fault And
as for a delicious article of Ice Cream-why it
will actually melt in one 5 mouth But aside
from obtaining a superior quality Of confection-
cries at this stand, everybody will feel inclined
to go there in order to carry out ths safe princi-
pie of patronizing home enterprise and home
manufactures
, 1865-06-23

Book BEER-N E. Meyer is manufacturing
a splendid article of Book Beer at the City Brew
cry You that are fond of beverages of this
kind go and try some of Myers Book, and if
it don't slake your thirst this hot weather, why
jpst call for ''tswi glass Of his lager, and that
viii do the business. We know whereof we
speak about this, for Mr.. NJ. left dozen bottles
in our sanctum not long since, and some cheer
sops who happened to drop in about that time
"horu-swagge it down at once in good lager
beer style, smacking their lips, and departing
with smiles of satisfaction beaming upon their
rudy cOuntenances.
, 1865-06-23

The UmatiIla Advertiser says the residents
along the Umatilla River have made arrange
ments to celebrate the 4th in grove on Car
ter's ranch n B. Evans viii deliver the ora
ton. cordial invitation is extended to every
body to join in the festivities Of the day
, 1865-06-23

The Washington Standard refers to the late
election, and says, 1--WE have met the enemy
and they are ours" What do you propose 10 do
with your enemies? Hundreds Of the captured
you say, are War Democrats, and vou ought to
''pray for your enemies" "-at least that portion
of them.
, 1865-06-23

Gov. Gibbs has made the following appoint
ments in the Oregon Infantry:
Geo. B. Curry, Colonelj John NJ. Drake, Lieut..
Colonel; w. V. Rinehart, Major A. B. Ingram,
Captain; Byron Barlow, lst Lieutenant; Albert
APplegate, I'd Lieutenant.
Also the following promotions have been made
in the Cavalry:
lst Lieut., f. B. White, appointed Captain;
I'd Lieut.. Silas Pepoon appointed lst Lieut..
, 1865-06-23
Certificate.

Z CERTIFY that for ten years was afflicted with
fever sores in both my limbs, and that during
that time tried great many physicians, none Of
whom could give me any relief. About year ago
was induced to call in the Chinese Doctor "Jm, "
and in the short space Of six weeks he effected a
perfect cure / would recommend him to all persons
similarly afflicted believing that in such diseases, at
least his remedies are infallible.
Mrs VIM H. BABCOCK.
Walla Wala, June 9, '65. 26w4