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CARD TO INVAlIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered safe and simple rem.
ely for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train of disorders brought b.
banefu and vicious habits Great numbers have
been already cured by this nuble remedy. Promp-
ted by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfort,l-
nate, | will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in scared envelope, to amy one who
needs it, FREE OF CHARGE.
Please inclcse stafhtes ctvcloT'c rddressee TO
yourself
Address ...,,
JOSEPH T. INMAS,
Station D, Bible House, n. City.
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DIR. Stricklands Pile Remedy has curct
thousands Of the worst caoes Of Blind anc
Bleeding Piles. It gives immediate reie
and effects permanent cure. Fry It directly
1t is warranted to cure. 81 -I
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot
g East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.
Fer satt by G. G.. Shriver & Co., Drug
gists. CnhHbaFlaaA Na.
Nov "a, 1384-1y.
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EsfAY NOTICE.

STATE Of Aayyla"dlnsgany County, to sa.
HEREBY, CEHY, tEat Thomas Walkinshaw
l. Of Auegany 9ty, brought before me the
subscfiber, Justly the Peace in and for said
county, this "a ddf December, 1864, as a stray
trespassing. on his dpsures small dark red COW
dark. aFpund the 9TH. No other, marks, ami
supposed 10 be abo hree q ears old. last spsi1y
Appraised by Robe fac:e and John Stsrpirl at
Sic. :. .v.e'
Given under my n and sssi,.
. IL, J. WADE. j. p.
The ow or Of tie W described ccw is requcs-
ted TO prove propertkay charges and take her
away. XMAS WALKINSHAT.
Pee. Isl living at ELklart Nincs
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DR. Strickland's MclliAuous Cough Balsam is
warranted to cure Coughs. Guilds. Hoarseness
Asthma. Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Con-
sumptioA, and all affections of the Threat and
Lungs ...., !.
For sale BY druggists General Depot No
6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio
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Preparing for Publication, in / rol., &c., Uniform
uftR the Code.
l.. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,

SPARKLISG CATAwBa MINES,
Eqsai Quality and Cheaper in Price than Tho Bra.-
| Il dies and Wines q The Old vorfd.
FOR. SUMMER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN
| FASTUN, BOWEL COMPLAINT, CRAMf,
COLO AND DIARRHEA
4 sure Chrs u Guarntied, or tie money wH be re-
funded.
In support Of the above statements are presented
| the Certificates Of DR.. Jas II. Chiffon Chem st,
New York DR.. Hiram Cox, Chemical Inspector
Ohio; DR.. James r. Nichols, Chemist, Boston; Dr.
n. T. Jones, Chemical Inspector, Circlevile, Ohio
Prof. c. Il. jackson, Chemist, Boston; Dr. Ch.,s
Upham Shepard. Charleston, S. c.; and J. V. H.
clancy, and G A. Mariner, Consulting Chemists;
Chicago, all Of whom have anal zcd the CataWba
;randy, and commend it in the highest terms, for
nedciB.I use. :, -, l.,
lulys's gIMe .aas,aeau,ea, ae i.,qs"er, Jan. IS,
1858.
When cvaporated through clean linen it left eno
oil offensive matter. In every respect il is a PgRE
pirtuous liquor The Oil which give to this Brandy
its favor and aroma, is wholly unlike fiisil, grain
oil. Its odor partakes of both the fruit and
oil ofgrnpes. With acids, if produces others of
high fragrance. The substitution of this Brandy
tor Cognac Brandy will do away with the uanufac-
ture of fictitious spirits sold under this name both
NJ N'A'' anu "''04D A. a. mAYkks, MD,
Assnyer to State Mass, rs Boylcstas St
Ly tie Same, in S64. 49,.
| nave anblIzcu Il. L1tNS GUkE CATAM BA
BRANpy,' with reference to its coi'brsition aud
character, being the same NJ that broquced in past
years A sample taken FROM ~ casks afforded the
same results with regard 10 purity; slightly i'll
creased fspunt of the principle on which its faSor
depends vas determined by comparison with former
samples. =, :, - ..,
The indications of dtal.sis show that this Brandy
is prSfGfd by the same process most of the I'm.
ported Brandy. Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES NJ D., State Assayer,
Boston. July 20, 1861. l6 Boyleston &C.
Manufactured only by II. II. JACOB l. co.
Ito whom all Orders should he addressed
Depot, 81 Liberty ST., New York
Nov. "a. ls641-am.
lust RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
e HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS, SUCH AS
T. LlSlI WALDRON, GRAIN. AND GRASS
SCYTHES, AMERICAN WALDREN GRAIN AND
GRASS .SCfTllES, BLOODS GRAIN ANB
GRASS SCYTIlES.
-.
SWAIiIS,
RIFLES AID WIIET STONES,
Hay AND GRAIN RAKES.
PITCH FORKS, &c.
For sale by
HUMBIRD & LONG
Corner BALTIC and Mechanic Streets, Cumberland
IN. Junels' % ~.
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COUNTY:

At the request and with the consent of Douglas
Percy, and J. n. Porter Executors of John Porter,
late of Allcgany county, deceased it is hereby or
dercd thai said Executors give notice that meet
ing of the fIefa and Distributes of said deceased
wifi be held at the Office q. the Register Of Wills In
tse;eay Of Cumberland, on Tuesday, the 18th day
EXECUTORS will settle iinal account and dis
tribute the assets 10 their hands Provided a copy
Of this notice be inserted in some newspaper printed
And published In the city Of Cumberland once in
each of three successive wesks before the said 18th
day OF JANUARY 1868:
True Copy, ,.,
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
ANsAroLs. Nov. 2s, 1864.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given, that application has been
made to the GOVERNOR for a PARDON 81 ii,
case of the State VS.. JAMES HARRIS, c.snyicte
in the Circuit Court for Allcgany County, a, Octe
Der Term, 1863 of cnticIng away slaves, and sen.
fenced t. the Pententiary for SIX years and six
months.
The Governor vii tale up Ito case for final de-
csion, on or after Tuesday, 2it!l day of December
next, until which time proter against the said ar
pica;on will be BEARD and the petition in the case
open to nspec i3n at the discretion of the Governor
By order OF the Governor
:. WM. d. HILL, Secretary OF State.
DecS3w
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Baltimore Crackers.

THEN Barrels Baltimore Soda, Sugar, Water and
Butter Crackers. Also, five Barrels Ginger
Scnnapps, just received and for sale by
HARRISON i JENKINS,
b, Jan. 8; 'G5. Cor. BALTIC. L Mechanic SITS.
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D9a,E PSIA.

DE-. srFtcKLass ToMc.--We can recon-.
mend hos saiieFirg with loss Of appetite.
indigestion, Or Dy epsia. Nervousness and
Nervors Debility. use Stricklands Tonic
It is . vsgetat,i aration. FREQ from slco-
holie li.I;cfs tgeigthens the whole ner-
vous system Z ereses good appetite. and
is warranted care Dyspcpsia and Nervous
Debility. IN M
For sale { druggists generally At 81 per
tottls Pfeirssod b. Dr.. StrcSlsni 8 East
lsusth Sire cIrs natl, OH,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
NOTICE.
DY order of the Board of Directors of the
ID Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, the
water will be drawn off the canal for the purpose
Of repairs on the 18th day Of Jan.
Due notice will be given when the same will br
put in again. ALFRED SPATES,
Jan. st. President.
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IT pas Ger Iohu Adaus; aud not Gen.
Writ Adams wao was killed at Franklin.
ten. Writ Adams is in mississippi. Gen.
John Adams was All old United States o6lccr,
and resided al Neuphis. "
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LOCAL, HNTELLMENCE.

-
CClutriat Counrs ioa At.za.xr Covsrr.-
The FIRST fern Of TIE Circuit couft for thii
Judicial District commenced on Monday last
Hon. James Smith on the bench The fol
lowing gentlemen constitute the jury for THU
term
o. II. ". stull. Henry r. Atkinson.
Hanson Wilson, VIM. W. Selby,
VIM Combs, VIM. konning,
MN. MCobe. Sama@ l.. Wagner,
John wright. Dennis burst.
Dennis ONeill, Daniel Wineow.
David Kent, Jacub Shuck.
James McNulty, Ashford Trail.
Anthony Kahn, p. r. lIalicman.
Philip burst. Mesha& elastee:
d, George Mckenzie. BENZ. II. Edwards,
r. NJ. Friend. John Friond,
u. T. Horlayd,
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Homecoming =. .. AEegany County, Md.
Dec. 20, 1904.
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Amos r. s''s Z" A The ef'9 csu cssF, a. for
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Dec, -, ls64-at.
, 1865-04-14
SKEEDADDLINe OF TH1EvEs.-The ex-

SKEEDADDLING OF THIEvEs.-The ex-
citement throughout the community con-
sequent upon the recent cattle and horse
thieying operations has tended to promote
the vigilante" sentiment among the set
tiers, and many who have heretofore favored
the doctrine that claw and order" should
reign supreme evince disposition now to al
ly themselves with the "strongest side" and
help to rid the country, in some summary
manner, of the band of horse and cattle
thieves who have of late been infesting it.
In consequence of this, the thieying frater
nifty have also been exhibiting an unusual
degree of "feeling," and during the week a
number of suspicious characters have sud-
denly left the city and taken up the line of
march for regions where, to use the elegant
language of one who beat a very precipitate
retreat on Wednesday, it won't be so odd
hot for them, Judging from what we
know of public sentiment, we incline to the
opinion that " there is point beyond which
endurance ceases to be virtue" even here,
and we would advise these skeedaddling
worthless that the farther they travel away
from this valley and the longer they remain
away from it the less will be the chances Of
their being found some morning dangling
at ropes end.
, 1865-04-14

CACHE OF STOLEN CATTLE FOUND
Mr.. Sam'l Johnson, who has lost some sixty
head of cattle out of his Dand, and supposes
them to have been stolen, was out hunting
for them week before last and found trail
which he followed from opposite the mouth
of the Touchet to point on the Columbia
river about sixty miles above Priest Rapids.
There he found a band of thirty-two work
oxen, four horses and two mules. They are
located on fiat near the river, surrounded
by high rocks, and only accessible by going
up the river some distance above them and
coming down the trail. They have evidently
been driven in there by thieves, who are
probably cncamped somewhere in the vicin-
ity, though Mr.. johnson and party saw no
evidences of any one being about. About
half of the oxen are branded with V on
the left hip, and four of them are dew
Tapped"
, 1865-04-14

IT appears from the dispatches that Lee
begun the battle at Richmond. He no
no doubt felt compelled to choose the alter
native of bad defeat to awaiting Sherman's
arrival at Richmond and having himself and
his whole army captured. This has evil
IDENTIFY been the plan with Grant and Sher-
man since the commencement of Shermans
campaign, and had Lee remained quiet few
weeks longer they would undoubtedly have
consummated it.
, 1865-04-14
Wood Contract.
WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL the
il lst day of May 1865, for ainn.b rf..
900 Cords of Wood,

900 Cords of Wood,
to be delivered at Fort Walla Walla, W. T.
Bidders will state the kind of wood, Cottonwood,
Alder, Maple, Pine or Birch, with the quantity of
each.
The wood to be four feet long, and measure l28
cubic feet to the cord. .UH.
The whole amount to be delivered and corded up
at the Quarter Masters yard, at Fort Walla Walla,
w. t.; or before the first day Of December, 1865.
Bidders will state their price in Gold Coin. Pay
menttO be made in such funds as the,Government may
furnish for disbursement at their highest San Fran
cisco market rates on day of payment. If no funds
are on hand vouchers will be issued at San Francis
market rates for Governments funds on day of is
suance
Bidders must make their proposals in duplicate,
accompanied by the names Of two responsible bonds
men. Fotl
Bidders and sureties win be required to take the
oath of allegiance. e
All contracts made subject to the approval of the
Department Commander. ~ - r-rrr
Bids will be opened at noon on the first day of
May, 1865 Bidders are invited to be present.
The Quarter Master reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
The contractor to pay for this advertisement.
Office A. ON z. JOHNSON.
Fort Walla Walla, W. T., Capt. A. Q. NJ.
April 7th, 1865. ltd.
, 1865-04-14

Beware of the fatal consequence of neglecting the
first symptoms of consumption. When a cough first
appears or dull pain in the chest you should use
Aliens Lung BaIsam at once. 1t breaks up the
most harrassing cough in an incredible short time,
heal the rrtated parts and restore health to the
tenn.
For sale by SMITH g. DAVIS, Portland Oregon,
General Agents also, By tile Dealers IN Family Ned
aeiaaes generally.
, 1865-04-14

Some few persons in the vicnnity of Walla
Walla are preparing considerable ground for
the culture of tobacco this season. We are in
who proposes to set up an establishment in this
City next Fall for the purpose of manufacturing
cigars, ETC., out of the raw material
, 1865-04-14

BAD RoADs.-The road to Boise is now
in worse condition than it has ever been
since it has been Travelled. The stages get
over the road with the utmost difficulty, and
it is ''next to impossible" for freight teams
to travel at all. In many places the roads
are blocked up by snow slides, and in others
it is almost impossible to wade through the
slush and water made by the melting snow.
Altogether, trip to Boise just now is a
most disagreeable undertaking.
, 1865-04-14

CoURT.-Judge Wyche arrived on Sun
day and opened Court on Monday No
important cases have yet been brought up
for trial, and the week has been mainly oc-
cupi ed in arguing demurrers. We are glad
to chronicle the fact that everything is be-
ing done decently and in order, and no such
outlandish proceedings are likely to occur as
disgraced the last term. To-day was set
apart for the trial of divorce cases, some two
or three of which are on the docket The
Grand Jury have been in session since
Tuesday.
, 1865-04-14
Tbe gHalla gHaIIa Statesman,
Published Every Friday Evening.

THEATER.-For the past week our citi-
zens have been gratifed with series of
Theatrical performances by the Potter Dram
attic Troupe, under the management of that
indefatigable gentleman, Mr.. John S. Potter.
We but do them justice when we say that
this is decidedly the best troupe that has ev-
er visited our city. 1t is composed of per-
sons mostly well known to all drama-lOvers
on the coast, and partly familiar to the en-
lghtened world, namely Mrs. Julia Dean
Hayne, Mrs. Estelle Potter Mcdonald, Mrs.
~ S. Leslie, Miss Belle Douglass, Miss
Florence, Miss N. Youg, Miss Sinclair and
Miss Denning; Mr.. G. B. Waldron, Mr.. j.
s. POI ter, Mr. Geo. Pardy, Mr.. N. S. Leslie,
MIR. F. .Shilds, Mr.. j. S. Townsend, Mr.. g.
TAYLOR, and other attaches of gentlemanly
department and occasional appearance upon
the boards. Years have not abated the en-
ergy nor lessened the attractions of Mrs.
Hayne, and "CamilIeD and Isabel Vane"
are yet as much her forte as when she played
them years ago in the States" All the
members of the troupe are alike cOmmenda-
BILE, and to attempt detailed criticism
would be but to speak Of what public opin-
ion has already forestalled us in. Some
time next week the troupe will start for the
Boise Basin, where we bespeak for them a
good reception and wish them abundant sue
cess.
Tomorrow evening the play of the "Seri-
Gus Family" will be reproduced, with play
entitled, "She Would and She Wouldn't"
Both excellent pieces.
, 1865-04-14

Notice.
II ROSENFELD & co. have purchased
IL the stock and outstanding debts offs. Rosen-
field & Co., of Walla Walla city, and will carry on
the business at the same place. All debts must be
paid to them. S. ROSENFELD g. co.
II. ROSENEELD e. co.
Walla Walla, W. T, April J. 1865. lsml
, 1865-04-14


PURSUIT OF CATTLE THIEvEs.-A Mr..
-Jeffries arrived here from Wild Horse
Greek on Tuesday in search of band of
some sixty-odd cattle, which had been sto-
len from him. On describing his cattle, he
was told that there was man a short distance
from town who had band which he was Of
fering for sale, and among which there were
a number of cattle marked with his brand
Mr.. j. procured the assistance Of the sher-
iff and his deputies and a posse of citizens
and started in pursuit of the cattle and the
thief. Simultaneous with the departure of
the pursuing party, man known as Doc
Reed left town, and, travelling by nearer
road overlook the cattle thief and warned
him of the approach of his pursuers. AS
the party approached, they saw the two
men riding off rapidly together and started
an pursuit Of them, following them, from the
starting point, three miles below town, to a
point on Mill Greek, three miles above town
A1OlC IhC pulouEIS SOG 81 ClOS6 Ou " Iu6
thieves that they abandoned their horses
and took to the brush The party were un-
able to follow them any farther on account
of the dense growth of brush, and gave up
the chase; but they brought back with them
the horses and coat and pair of boots which
the thieves left in their flight
Reed, it will be remembered played a
very active part here last week in denoun-
cling vigilance organizations, and threatened
the life of one man whom he supposed to be
member of an organization of the kind,
and also used threatening and abusive Ian
guage to the men who were under arrest for
the Walla Walla river affair The cause of
his great distaste for such organizations can
now readily be seen.
A report has since been in circulation
that one of the men was caught by the vigi-
lantes and hanged, but the story appears to
be without foundation.
Mr., Jeffries found eleven of his cattle in
the drove.