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Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness. &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pang which characterize
Dyspepsia mitigated by the Pills. Darrh@a
constipation. headache, physical prosraon tire
hot flushes. pis affections Of the kidneys. henor
r1ids or piles. and fact all internal complaints fror
whatever arising give before the saluary influence
this extraordinary remedy. As specific for dyspepsia
the connected with growing out of it, the
pills always BE- relied when every ether medicine
midi lnln Of treatment has niferlN failei
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BE II UNDERSTOOD
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.

That The above statements at all times be veree by
the written testimony (eXtending through quarter Of
tur) Of Of thousands Of unimPeaehahle Witnesses
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S4UARns'S PUNCHES, CORDlAIS
y I'D EsTrE'E fI5ssS.

on exhibition, declare them to be composed OF
The best material, and that the same were manu-
tacturcd with science aad utmost care.
The Committee, in their dcliberaton hal to
rely entirely upon the numbers on the bottles !;
knowing nothing Of the authors Of either sam
pies submitted to their examination, bat were
unanimous in Their appreciation Of the one and
The contemplation of the other.
Respectfully submitted,
~. ]. ROW ELL. Prof If Chemistry.
D.. t.. J. CZAPKAY.
53ni. FRANCIS {. BELDEN. Committee.
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Industrial rmMechanics' Institute.

Report Co,ntIrrEE Of Awards oy CALIFORNIA BEAN
Dtrf. p''ychEs CcRDItLs AID BnrERs-i4LD SEPTEMBER
.StIf. 1a6I
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HolloWAVS Pills ARE The BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
The WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES

Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs. Colds Chest Diseases
Co-tivcuc-s Dyspepsia, Darro Dropsy Debility Fever
and Aguc. Female Complaints, Headache Indigestion In
fluenzi, Inflammation Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints
Lownc-s Of Spirit Pes. Stone and Gravel. Secondary
Syn5 toms, Yenercal Affections, Worms Of all kinds
CautiOn!
IF the reader Of this notice cannot get box Of Pills
Ointment the drug store in his place. let him write
me- enclosing the and will mail box free OF *
uensc Many dealers will c my medicine hand be-
cause ihey make much profit other persons
make.
None arc genuine uncss the words "Hiog1Y, Ns,r York
a1J I>,llt observable H'eraar ia every leaf
the book Of directions around each box the same may be
plainly seen by hoding tie eaf the hight handsome
reward given any lerine such information
the detection Of party parties counter
etng the medicines vending the knowing them to
be spurious.
Sold the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY, SO
Maiden Lane New York aud by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world boxct 81 cents IS cents and Il 10
each.
s There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
sZ o1yr.
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Be Consultation by letter or otherwise fhEh for III
rection of letters see below
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
| loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
of fourteen years, and has become one of the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Ricord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among the
very first of the world, and the success of its
treatment ranks it second 10 none.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and lR-
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
destroyers of health. They insidnously attack
the system and gradually undermine ana destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
Iustre from the eve the strength and ylgor from
the frame: they give to the world puny and
diseased offspring, and poison through success
siye generations of the of man. Bhe marks
can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Crippies,'
the Idiotic, the Paralytc, the Insane, etc
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
taminaton of Venerial Poison. The mldest
forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted, the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment TO fall and bhghs-t0
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY. recOgRized the most fatal zaed'-
cal enemy 10 man. combining with the Fenerial,
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that pernicious mineral poison are
not cured the disease has only assumed new
form.
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the sys--
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
ont in the future with virulence that will
battle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
| CURES can be obtained by consulting physi-
elan whom long practice and thorough investi-
CATION into causes of DISEASES OF the uRlNA-
| RY ORGANS enables to determine ut once the
nature of the disease.
| In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
| PERFECT. SPEEDY and PERMANENT
| Cures Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adjuncts; Gonorrh@a and its
accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder, Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Wax
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs; Dys-
| pepsia Indigestion, Impotency lnsIpient Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the urinary organs,
in either sex, cure always warranted, OR No
iPAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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DASHAWAY WASHING MACHINE

has become great yorte wherever introduced IL is GER
tany the greatest Of and labor offered to the
public besides doing injury garments the rubbing
process has been entirely dispensed with
With the Dashaway Washing Machine ONE WOMAN CAN
WASH AS MUCH IN AN HOUR AS FIVE CAN WASH
BY HAND in the same time
The Dashaway with Wringer furnished for the We
ry low price of s35. Wringers without Machines H.
All Machines warranted. HOMER II. GRAY,
IRA HOWE
Weaveryills, November 10, 1854 i5u
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D A S II A AY
w WASHING MACHINE
The Greatest Labor Saver
ever Invented.

'INHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SECURED THE PATENT
i for manufacturing these Machines TRINITY and
SHASTA counties. respectfully that they
prepared to furnish them complete working order The
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NO CURE, NO PAY !

SECOND BUILDING BELOW MONTGOMERY
1x..o California;
, 1865-10-20
From Washington Territory

BY private letter from a friend at Olympia, We
learn that considerable disgust is manifested al
the folly of Nh Mercer who is reported on route
20 the Sound with 700 Yankee women from Mas
sacAusetts. The Blacks themselves, Of whom this
man Mercer is among the most radical, are un-
sparlng in their deuuncatiOH OF the -hoaGtess
folly of a man who has, by misrcpresentau0u
and falschood, induced such large number of
females to forsakc their homes in the Fast and
emlgrate to a country totally unprcp1red to pro-
vide homes for them. Great suffering must GER
tainiy follow thoira1rcnt, aud what is % become
OF them, is question not easily solved When
they ascertain the deception this fellow. Mercer
viii have 10 leave there ia a hurry or we are
mistaken in the revenge Of woman. Those who
came out with him last year, heartily Geuoua,g
him. aud freely accord bin every name except
that ola gentleman. The vessel they come in is
not to touch anywhere short Of Seattle, and the
people there are dismGyed to think what Ca. be
done with so many aukce women. Gov Pick
ering is saId'to be with them, on free passage
around the Horn. They will doubtless cgt OF
the old mans Hudson Bay during the passage.
From The mills we learn taat the Port Gamble
Milling company have employed 81 KanaLAs,
and The Frccport .s - Chiuamen and dis
charged that number Of white men, as "chcau
laboE" is now the rage. The Sound is full Of idle
and unemployed men, and the mills generally
are reducing their white labor and getting iu Cli-
uamen Kanakas, as they say they can get them
by purchase from their owners for 5 100 per car
They 1as be fed much cheaper than white "a
boregs. We predicted this state of affairs some
time ago, aud told these numbering men that
just as soon as the mill owners dare make the
change, they would discharge the greater share
Of the white men and import negroes. Chinameu
and Kanakas to 10 tie. work. Now, these men
begin 10 see and realize the truth Of our warn
ing when it is todlats for them to help them
selves. Mr.. Denny. the Abolition candidate.
got every vote cast for Delegate at Port Gam
bic, and large majority at Freeport, thus show
ing how easily these poor white laborers were
deceived by their employees, when assured lat
The predictions made by US were "Copperhead
lies
Capt Frank Henry, sephey and son-in-law
OF Dr. i. G. Henry, has been appointed Survey
or General, filling the vacancy oscasione5 6y
the Doctors loss on the Brother 10 onatLan.. Caps
Henry is competent ard worthy gentleman
ana IS long as the present psr;y is in power, ws
, 1865-10-20

THE New COMMANDER The dispatches
this week announce the appointment Of
General Steele as Commander Of the De-
partment Of the Columbia From a sketch
Of his military antecedeuts, We gather that
he is a graduate from the Military Acade
my Of West Point and is, of course, an old
Amy man who knows the duties of a De.
paTtmeut Commander, understands his rela-
tious to tho "body polite and, in word,
comprehends "the ropes" We are glad to
to Chronicle the coming to Vancouver Of a
regular army. officer and that an officer Of
some promise and reputation has been Or
dered out The people have had enough Of
the mismanagement of weak and over-aUbi-
tious men who have heretofore held that
position.
, 1865-10-20

SPlEvntr SrocE.-W. c. Mvcr. Of Jackson
County passed through Albany early in the week
on his way 20 the state Fair, at salem, with his
splendid horse Coburg aud six magnificent colts
Cohurg stands about III hands. and weighs.
when iH good condition. ? 300 pounds lie has
~ body bone and muscle, Of the largest Eng
lisa drstt horse. bnt is as almost clean-limbed
as a racer. He is handsomely proportioncd. mas
an exceedingly fine, glossy coat, and is gentle As
pet spaniel. The colts are all only year old.
but are large, very large for their age, and taey
have the movement andapIearahee of three4ear
olds. One Of them is certainly ;he GnesLcolt of
his age and class We have seen in Oregon, and
We learn that on his way down Mr. Myer sold him
to" peEs3n IN koseburg for 5000, to be delivered
a.ter his e1h 1ition at the State Fair. Our stoek
saseTs and farmers can see the coils and their
sire at the Fair, and it will be pity If some of
the yeariings are not retained in this county or
kaBe!.--StIfes RiItS Ds1socyaf.
, 1865-10-20
Eastern News.
News OF Oct. Oh.

News oil Oct 9ib'
New Iork, oct 9.--rbe Heralis sayannoh
correspondent saws that The election in Georgia
pr?le'eeN glly'ls no lal..",y Wf'r near ,he
t.io i5 condnc,.5 ,. tx v; oacsr, In ' a.r,aio,,,
of countios only sne ticket was run. and it is said
tl,ai good class of men have been selected for
candidates. In the interior Of the state general
ga[nony p,eyas' Ms Iae ,, people , 9Sc'r, Tin Min;
ban nIantcts COMING or to Savannah 1rom eo5l
sections, make strong complaint Of negroes neg
Icctiug WORK and say that in consequence, next
year crop will be failure
Ihe @ ga,yeT.a gooa condition 0i '"e s''a''''
% 4 Washirrtcn dj.p,,eb saw. pcrortz ore in
circulation 10 the ciie,v that the Cabinet has le
rcrmined oftqr full consideration to sustain the
frasident IA send a deot and some troops to
, 1865-10-20

Rr9rl'rF.-A Company oc So men Of
.Ao ro-.u,'g arrived regular, under COM
-uaai .'T-r, Wharton reached the Fort
m wednesday They arr on their wy to
'.!,i''e, 90 relieve the volunteers a, that
rc't B.. IS minated that 'h, regular troops
noe lair4 sent 60 the interior ~. ir.t, 20
.aa: ta, va.ra. POI. mas be- marched 20 herd
.uar,ers and uu.isIl cut % ths ser,Nc
- e.ry as next sprde. at iasthe,t We
iore this may b. 1 icr We believe the
able bore bouts. 90 .la,,, have had a more
rt.. ufcilaCy' a. ths '.,as,ic
'H,.. eai p, .,F peacock a.ioedie,docs
O-l0ugius ''l 1hg yl.unt..r service who have
lstia,r;4ly been clothed with iit,!a brici
altaority five must have military ru-
o." CIV. nsa, al2 understand ,hoir
, i..Hs.s ula cl .-,ias. and a.. tia. red.
90 ll. ,.. .1.E upon ,l.ir cr4ulei,cs
aI.,s.sk i5., 10. tailor as aud Indian
iie. q! ,- li. i,ria; q! bead. and rel Jlau-
IA
, 1865-10-20

. ORA rUr, IUsr CoNE.--" Generation after
SeueratIsa says iiue writer, "haye felt O.. we
NOW feci aud their lives were as our own They
passed like 1vaPor, while nature wore the same
aspect Of tcauty as when her Creator command
ed her to be- The world will have thc attra<
uons for cur offspring yet unborn. that she lEd
once for US as children. Gcta lit'a while aud
all will have happened The throbbing heart
will be stifed, and we shall be at rest Our fu-
neral sha.i find is way, and pra, srs viii be
sIti, and we shall DE left alone ia silence ana
ia-k1ess for The worms. And it. may be for a
shor tre We shall be spoken Of, brt the thiars
Of life win creep in, and our names viii be for
gotten. Days vii. continue To move on, and
laughter and song viii be head in ,heroom
Hhcre vc disd; aui ,he eyes that mourned for
us win be dried and glisteu again with joy, and
elen 7pr cbi.dre6 VII, cease TO thiik Of us, and
NIL Dot remtnber " lisp on. uames.h
, 1865-10-20

Ihs 1e sAavbsa.-Osr dispatches an
a'rrre h1tt-l. ..sIeri,k steele has been ap-
h'ea % ,'a.al1ai 're niiitaEy Dcpnrtmeat u
+ luut.t. Dcatud ..i.Il q ...ita Of Npw
\ .rA. an- entered West Point W, believe in
80. He vas aP-'ir'e. MAJOR ceu.ra Of vol
o. icsFs "a tht autuma o. l-... PRIOR 60 thts bo
h q The fank Il h4IorIu tie reg -lar ariry Du-
20 3 the fegt~ 1l le aas employed g. Hissofsi
\ sansas aui ter5.. aat rendered scrg ,7i.ieut
',vice 90 the Inrr-rmcnt We .hirs tls au-
- nintF' 70 the command 1f ,his Departures, is
o SOD ope- lie 81! probably eomc on a; once
- 'nie ths o0nml. - Jr,l.riaq
, 1865-10-20

The citizens of Walla Walla County, opposed
to the scheme Of hungry Office seekers to pro-
cure the annexation Of Walla Walla County to
the State Of Oregon, are requested to meet in
mass meeting at the Court House in the City Of
Walla Walla, on Thursday, the 26th day of Oc-
tober, ius.. at one o'clock, p. NJ, to take such
steps as they may deem proper to frustrate the
designs of those who would saddle upon the
people Of this County proportion Of the debt
Of the bankrupt State Of Oregon, with her pccu-
liar institutions:
Frank p DuGan. N. Hartman T. " Abadee.
10. Hancock Geo. McCully, Wm. Stephens, j.
IT. B!cEctt, W. F. Iocum, \. Harding, James
N,AuiiG II. Howard, Geo Il. Pennoyer, c.
Hoffman, j. Mooney, J. II. Day. j. B. Blaapied
Thomas 'Ligrney, Cal Winesct, Dan. NJ Drum
heller. Jesse l'umheller, J. B. Gardner Brown
Bro Co., Richard Jacobs, 5. Kelly, Antoine
Gesso.tc, !. VI. Young, F W Colman, Levy
Bros Co., Y. Loucas, kOhlhauG & Guichard.
G. r. Kraft, A. Prairie, A. johnson, j. B. Rose,
W. Oboua,, Ieniy Dureiiy, II. Woidhcim. j.
Water, A. Frank, y. Werthcimcr, II. T. John.
-'n, j. " alters, Phillip lanny, John NJ.
Leonard, y. habnenoy, Charles RUSSELL Seth
Ferre., Geo. Baggs Stone & Bali, $ Simmons.
vs.. .. Atte-hJry, T. BaeaoH, W. j. Tompkins,
Bishop Goodrich, VIM. II. Mansfield, J. W. WI
icy, J. fusr, DE- &. j. Thibodo, DR.. q. J. ThiJ-
od', e. schumacher, c. Abel, E. Burmister,
@. Joseph, Albert Woodward, Dan. Welch \.
Se.tcli VI. &. Cosgoye, J. Bauer, Z. Ryan, Chas.
beit,am, hm. Terry, Edward She'll, d. Vert
iEmi sshwaDachcr Bros q 90, J. D.. Roseu-
.hal, Sol. T. enfield, j. Reycnaugh. F. D.
s'hnchley. C. W. Hamilton, E. ?. Whitman.
W Johnson, Henri M. Chase.
, 1865-10-20
N.c.I Mann IN Rrndinr.

H2usehcnpers, fyoH vishto get CaUeis, Floor
OIL Cloths, Mattngs, WiuJow Shades. Barer Hang
iug-. Fable Covers, and all articles in tic Carpet
line at Lts'eya Prices, call where you can Gnd the
largest and best stock in The country hoe-Jle a9i
Retail. WALTER BROS,
Front street, opposite Naugun's v, harf
Oct. n, 1854. 4jt) Portland, Oregon
, 1865-10-20

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, 1865-10-20

Two SIDEs-It will be seen by the
call for On aDG-annezation-o Walla Wa!l4-
county-to-Oregon meeting published in an.
other column of today poTcr, that " great
men viii differ on important questions
The t5s and the anti's seem, so far as We
have observed, to be about equally divided,
while there is large crowl--like some Of
the djmmycrais that We wot Of who went
over to the support of the Government.
Constitution or-no- Constitution Union right
or-wrong gnationaldebt,a national blessing
negro-equality and-be d--isgraced-w -we-dou't
care-a.c--outIuental-so long as-we are-oh-the
strongest. t.sde.p party-who are apparently
holding themselves in readiness to 'throw up
their hats and holler" for the side that wins
But, from the manner in which the ques-
ton is being presented, we judge that the
people of The county will all have an oppor
tunity to speak out upon it at the ballot
box ; and rs there will probably be no OBJ
lection raised to the annexation in Oregon,
the people Of the county, who are alone di-
rectIy Interested, Will be leit to decide the
question for alemselyCS
, 1865-10-20
Dr.. STEVENSON,
HOMuEOPATTLIST.

tSicrsssor 70 Dr. 01-2nl
TAS removed his oilice and residence 20 3 doors
i i below the Express Ohi,c. where be may Re
found prepared TO attend 20 Medical and SCrsi:a
practice IN Town OF Country
Wslla W,lla, jane 9, '65. 26tf
, 1865-10-20

atlon that treason shall be made odiOus ~
Fortress Monroe, Oct II. The vi,o;..,
election has, passed of quietly, and Ilai TS'nla
candidates are probably eleotcd Il Union
in the First aud Second districts 0ODgfesa
New York, Get. 1.-THE Her,l5,.
cial dispatch says, the President Is ,I,sP sPs'
diligently employing his leisure bon,y ',,'Scy
coming message. " ps
The Times special says: Tie Pro.;,..
to-day issued four.buodred pardons g, ,,.iueAt
sons residing in Louisiana, South ~. ~ Per-
and North Carolina. ss'sisaa
San Francisco, Oct, l5s-Auotber 49,,
quake was felt in this city at a mse,aa ea',a'
fore O'Clock A teiegram from Ssnts-e ,',s De-
announces thatit was felt, there and W. S'''s
heavy as the one OH Monday Iofepoon as
Gen. Mcdowell has issaeda t,ene,ai,
to the officers commanding the'r D;,,s;..'
Arizona and Southern California to snSs may Ot
armed parties or munitions of war Il's to 10
over the frontier into Mexico. pass
Private letters receiVedjn San F,,,.
BY the steamer Oregon contain news oNS" 70 'S
effect that the City of Mexico was iDv.l ~ lle
ted about the beginning ofSeptembAr 'na.a ,alua'
quent on the breaking of the canal ssaas s-a.
duct leading into the city by excessive iae' rsia
The loss is estimated at $50 OOO O0o ~ 'I
loss in one street alone reaching siy n% 'a'
lions. "''
New York, Oct. 13:-A general o-5..
dated Oct 9th, issued by Lieut. Gsr &C
announces an important distribution Of t,na
both regular and volunteer Al the y,1rpp
unteer cavalry east Of the hIssissipni r;ra.
will be at once mustered out Of the ssry;.a
All sea coast forts south of Fortress Monroe
except forts Taylor and Jefferson, will bo
garrisoned by colored troops. The reonists
number Of regiments having been selected
for the purpose, all other colorcd troops vii
be mustered out Of service Tie Third PsT,
ular Artillery will garrison the forts x
Maine, New Hampshire and Massaohuseth)
The First Regular Artillery viii ssg1is6
New York harior.
The 4th Regimen Of Artillery at Far,
Delaware, Washington and F5ote: the 5b
Regular at Fortress Mou-oe, Taylor and JEFF
tersou; the I'd Regular Artillery ia assigned
to the Pacific Coast; the I'd and 9Th Cavalry
is ordered 10 report 10 Sheridan: the ltb
Regimen ID. Regular lufptry is ordered 10
report TO Sheridan; the 4th Regiment of Rec.
ular Infantry is assigned to duty On the Can.
adian frontier
Pttsbufg, Oct. l3.-Ihc Pittsburg ,Pa)
News s1ys The new-tIou,c of Rerresc ntaiycs
will consist Of sc Republicans and 81 Dem.
, 1865-10-20

srAfE EiEcuoSs oSs.-According to the late
dispatubes from the East, the State elections
-isld on the gth inst, resulted triumphantly to
black tcpublicanism. The issue in most Of the
states vas upon ibe question OF negro suffrage,
and The resul. az the bailot-5ov gives unmista-
kaiss eyideucetba, tbs negroes arc to be trust
81 aith the ballot sumner, Phillips, Gree
iey and the combined hosts o. abolition fanati-
cism viii throw up their hats and shout for
soy The election triumph IS theirs They
will claim that The T%ople have endorsed their
cherished theory, ,hat call men are created
equal" Aud they win urge upon the next
Congress. not only the necessity, but also the
right Of that body to so reconstruct the South
eTn State. as TO give the whole negro popula-
lion the right Of suffrage. The states will
have no control over the matter. Congress
win take The question into is own hands, and
having niorty in favor Of negro suffrage, it
will reconstruct upon that plan This will be
q ppsh5t Of the radical triumph, il, .be cleo
arus lave gone as announced BY telegraph
, 1865-10-20

PRiCEs CURREET AT 'BLAcKTooT p
we are indebted to Mr. r Jacobs for the
following Prices Current at Helena--re-
ceived from his business agent, Mr. Scott,
and dated Oct. lst .
, 1865-10-20

The Ngw PArra.-7he new paper published
at Salem, Oregon by Mcasr'. Noltner, Hicks
and Bellnger, is scseaitahie in appearance, ably
edited ana sound in the Democratic fAjth) Those
in this part Of tho coun;ry Who desire to take
assii'b!e and cons,rs.t democratic journal.
published in uIogon, sJ,-E 5abscribe for the
Review. /. slarts witi 1oclsiy cirsJlaion Of
$500, and its success IS very promising
, 1865-10-20

\ Dlr. Scott further writes: Helena is stu
ated on the eastern slope Of the mountains,
just at the foot, with beautiful valley ID
front, extending to the Missouri river about
twelve miles from here This country is
singularly situated. We are on the eastern
side Of the Missouri river, yet we have not
crossed it. | am agreeably disappointed in
this country; it far exceeds my expecta.
tions, both in the extent Of the mines aud
III population In relation to the mines |
will only say that am perfectly satisfied in
every respect Yet after another year We
cannot cOmpete with those bringing goods
from the east, uDIess il Should be as it has
becu th'i year, that the demand exceeds the
means Of transportation Our goods are Of
much better quality than those we fud 10
this market.
, 1865-10-20
DE. .I.W. HUNTER,

tLArE OF DALLEs. CITY, RECON-
OFFERS HIS PROFESSION T. SERVICES TO
tho citizens Of ala Walla nj vicinity.
Office aud Residence soHth end Of Thru street.
whore Tor at Colmau's Drug store be may p found
at all hours, both day and night when not Pfoie'-
sonally engaged .a-
, 1865-10-20

hope to see him bold the place. His appoint
menthas siekened the radicals over there, and
President johnson is more than ever distrusted
BY them. Garfield was an applicant for the
otHce.--Dsmoeradc Repisp.
, 1865-10-20

Tie Democratic Review, in an article upon
the extra session of the Legislature, called By
Gov Gibbs, says ofthe probable objects of the