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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
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For purifying the blood removing all chronic constt
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Legs Blotches Pnples the Face Tetter, Eryspelas
and all scaly erruptiors Of the akin,
AND BEAUTIFY1NG THE COMPLEXION.
Not few the wors. disorders that effect mankind
arise from the corruption that sccumuates in the Hood
or all the discoveries that have been made to purge II
out, none can equal in effect ctHELMBOLDSCO COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARuLA. 1t cleanses and reno
Yates the blood inas the vgor Of health into the
tenn and purges out the humors which make disease. 1t
stimulates the healthy functions of the body and "npes
the deorers that grow and rankle IN the blood Such
a remedy that could be relied on, lns long been sought
for ard now the first tme the public have one on
which they depend Our space here does not admit
of certificates show s effects but the trial OF single
bottle will show the sick that 1t has virtues SURPRISING
anything they have ever taken.
Two tabespoonfls of the Extract Of Serasparia added
to pint q water is equal the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle is fully equal to gallon Of the Syrup OF
Sarsaparilln or the detoction as usually made
HSs THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES Army, and and are also
PUBLIC 3 SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the
land well in private practice, and arc considered
as invaluable remedies.
'' - Ser Medical Properties Of Buclu,
FROM DIsPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works Oh the Practice
Of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. FHysIc,
Of Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. ErHRAIM M'DowELI. a cele-
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Surgeons ireland and published III the Transactions of
the King and Queens Journal.
See AeGico ChiruVicdi Herisir. published by BEN
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See most Of the late Standard Works Of Medicine.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM 1NDIscRET1oN;
The exhausted powers of Nature which arc
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Wakeulness Horror Of Disease. Forebodngs OF Evil;
in fact Universal Lassitude Prostraton and nabisty to
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08

Mademosele Van der Meerch, from Paris, has
opened nh attractive exhibition of learned birds at
the Polytoclnic. London. With the assistance Of
a box Of cards, properly invented, they tell the
time by watch, the month, the year, the color Of
ladies' dresses, with various other matters, WHICH
excite at once the m:rth and appreciation Of the
audience,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08

IL.
RICE.-we hnve not heard of any transactions In
this article during the week About 1000 bushels OF
rough have come to hand which has been placed In
Benefits mill.
NAVAL sTOREs.-The receipts amount to about three
hundred bbls Rosin. part of this was sold at 81 so
for No. 2
HAY.-One hundred and seyenty-fve balee North
River changed hands at sl25.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, I'D for Upland, and l!4a'
for Sea Island Cotton To New York. in steamer, s4oo
per bale for oil packages weighing 400 pounds and over
and one tl cent per pound for oil under 400 Poundsi
Naval ores 80 per bbl BY sailing vessel, &c per
ID. for Cotton and soc. per Dbl. for Naval Stores
GROCERIES.-Our Grocery dealers are well supplied
with almost every article in their nc and the assor'
ment of Coffee Sugar. Molasses, Flour, Bagging Rope,
sc will be found most excellent We quote Sugar good
brown, 14S l6c; Sugar, 10 "a 2oc; best crushed, y
"a asc Molasses Muscovado, &c.; sugar house. 40 "a
45c Coffee, Rio, 80 @ CSC. Flour super $1,000 per
hill extra sll 90 do Salt Liverpool SACK 1895 @s35o
Whiskey. $500 a $500 per gallon. Bagging, glnDy'
o7c per ward.
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HELMBOLD-S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

VIII radically excrminn.e from the system Diseases
arising from Habits Of Dissipation az ie erpens tfr
or mo ctanoc in diet no esposGrr COM
pIeteIy superseng those unpleasant and dangerous !:e-
dies Cnpatra and Mercury, III Ill these diseases.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

COTTON-The recepts Of this article continue light,
amounting to about twelve hundred and fifty balcs from
the LIST to the 9Th inst. inclusive After much inquiry
we e. uot think that two hundred bales have been
sold here in the same .imethc great bulk oil 1t oehe
shrped The sales have been, generally in small ots
at nrices varying from 34c.@3Sc fer low mdding TO
GOOD rniddling uplGnds. On Wednesday we we.r III
formed that 10: O. 80 bales. much OF which was fully
GOOD middling, had changed hands ut 33Ac per d.
some Of the packages we're i'll poor condition. 1nn is
news from Europe has cxert depressing inhuenco Oh
the market and there is tendency to decline There
are some three thousand bales ut OranSeburS which
holders quite anxious 10 get to marko' OUT WHICH 10
detained by the want Of railroad facilities !. VIII oe
nerceved by table that we make the STOCK on hsnu
September lst G2 bales Sea Island end 16lo oaes
Upland Cotton. There has been few bales OF Sea ISL
and sold during the y:er and quote Sea Islands ana
Mains from Goc. @sOc per To- The exports during the
week have amounted to 33 bales Sea Island and 1916
bales Upland Cotton.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Sea Island Upland. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept: 1s., 1865. .3G2 1Glo 100
Receipts to Sept. 9th, 1865, in
elusive e........................ IL AioA w
3T4 2s01 $50
Exports from 1st to 9Th Sept,
lSG5 inclusive:
Sea EI'd. Upland Rice
TO Liverpool, per bark Exchange. ..1Io III
To New York, per steamer Granada. - $40 ID
per schr. NJ. A. Wins so ~
per schr. Il. NJ. Mayo 81
To Philadelphia, per brig J. M
Houston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To Philadelphia, per schr D. W
Lindsay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - o%
Total Exports. s...........-........Do ID" 10
REcAPIrUIATlcN.
%a Island. UpLdsl Rice
Stock on hand Sept G, 1S65...... 3T4 2sel l0o
Exported .-.....................|' ..|'o '''o
On hand md on shipboard not
cleared. .1Vp AT0" ave-
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In affections peculiar 10 "TEMAIEs is uneqraled by
any other preparation as in Chloros:s or Retention
ranfuness suppres2 Ct Customary syac%aons a,i .mn
nlants nc;ieut to the whether arising from habits
Of dssipaton imprudence in tie decline or change
il Life.
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JEFF. Davis is now reported to submit gracefully
to his disconforts. He would probably beer .
trial civilly.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08

THE ERA OF GREAT FRAUDs.-At no time within
our recollection has there been such a succession
OF great frauds as during the past three or four
months Following each other so rapidly that
their extent and audacty have severely shaken
the public sense of security the wonder is that no
serious financial revolution has followed IN their
wake. Just glance at the list Of these huge rob-
berries:
Charles winsor, Mercantile Bank. $273, 600
Alfred Townsend New Haven Savings Bank. ,0o0
Smith j. Eaton, Produce Broker. 600 OOO
Henry B. Jenkins Phoenix Bank. 500, 600
p. r. Mumfcrd Stock Broker .130 QUO
Edward D. ketchuIn .4oVV,OtO
Unknown CASHIER. 1UO,UUU
Total. &5920,ooO
Thus, within the bret space of one hundred
days, or thereabouts, frauds and robberies by
trusted financial agents have been brought to
light amounting to near six millions Of dollars.
Such statement would stagger any sober COM
munity. But Wall-street is so drunk with greed
and gambling that it ruffies the dark surface and
then passes into oblivion. Nor il this to be Won
dered at. The class which, in the hour of our
deadest peril, could play at foot ball with the ma
tional credit and the national honor, arc more
apt to sympathize and condole with these detected
scoundrels tlan to institute reform of this high
ly disgraceiul state Of things among themselves.
Chicago Republican.
, 1865-06-02

From BITTER RooT VALLEY.-A correspond
ent writing from Bitter Root, under Gate of May
18TH says:
"This valley is proving to be a splendid farm
ing country, the soil being very fertile. We
raise excellent potatoes, onions and vegetables
of al kinds. The country is equally well adap-
ted to grain growing. We raise finer wheat and
more Of it to the acre than any have seenin this
upper country. Heretofore the want of good
mills to grind our wheat has been great draw
back to the valley but that difficulty will soon
be overcome as there are three large grist mills
in process of erection here Messrs. Higgins,
Worden Co. are building large grist and saw
mill on Black Foot River where there is quite a
hourishing village sprnging up; Major John
Owens has returned from the east and is COM
pleting his grist mill and Mr.. Hutchins, Indian
Agent, is also building mill.
Owing to the great demand last season for
farm products of all kinds and the great number
of miners that wintered here, everything in the
provision line is up to a pretty good price.
Wheat is selling at $40 per bushel; -four $40
per hundred oats, S. per bushel potatoes l0c.
per h.. and everything else in proportion. The
winter here was not very severe, and very little
stock died. The snow is yet about ten feet deep
in the Occur d. Alene mountains.
l am pleased to observe that the mail route is
again opened, and with the present contractors,
we are satisfied that we will get our mail regu-
larly. Without a mail we of this valley might
as well be in China, for it affords our only means
of communication with the lower country
, 1865-06-02
Pc Es.-Don't forget to-Vote.

In OPERATIoN-Mr S. NJ. Waits grist
mill on the Touchet, near the mouth Of the
Coppei, was set in motion last week. Per-
sons resident there say that the machinery,
which is of the best kind in use, worked in
a style surprising even the expectations of
the builders and proprietor and that the
quality of the flour made is equal to any
they have seen in the country, not except
ing the best brands imported from Oregon
On opportunity will soon be given to the
people of the town to test the quality of the
-four. Mr.. Wait has expended large sum
of money in the erection of his mill-has
been particular in the selection of such ma
chinery as would make his -four equal to
any manufactured on the coast, and will
no doubt be amply rewarded for his enter
prise.
, 1865-06-02

AN opportunity will be given to all who
have not paid their poll tax to pay at the
polls on Monday. deputy viii be at each
place Of holding the polls with list of
those that have paid, and authorized to chal-
lenge those that have not paid, and to re-
ceive the amount of their tax (two dollars
in legal tenders) before they will be allowed
to vote. Delinquents, if there be any, may
as well pay their taxes at the polls, as they
will be collected, if not paid otherwise, by
process of law.
, 1865-06-02

FROM KooTENAI-Mr. 0. j. Evans ar
rived here this week direct from Kootenai
The miners there were still enduring star
walton times when be left Everything in
the eatable line, even to the oats, had been
consumed, and men were obtaining very
scanty subsistence from fishing and hunting.
The train expected via Flathead Lake had
arrived, but it brought very small quantity
of provisions, which were all bought before it
reached the diggings, by the miners, who
went out on the road to meet the train. Mr..
Evans says there are at least a thousand men
in the mines. The new hill diggings found
last winter bid fair to yield richly.
, 1865-06-02
Notice.
Adninist1.ator.'s Notice.

TIME undersigned having been duly appointed and
l qualified by the Probate Court Of Waa Wallla
County, Washington Territory, administrator upon
the estate OF Ihomas il; Mcrew lat eoi SAID County
all persons having claims against said estate that
they must present them to me duly authenticated,
at nv residence in Wala Walla, within one year
from this date or be forever barred and all persons
indebted to said estate requested to make imme-
diate payment to me. j. W. MCKEE, Admir-,
MAY -, 1865, 22w4.
, 1865-06-02

Mr.. w. H. Babcock has purchased the
saw mill on the Walla Walla river, fifteen
miles from town. He is rebuilding it en-
tire and putting in new and improved ma
chinery. He will have it completed and
running in ten or fifteen days, after which
he will establish lumber yard in town.
, 1865-06-02

MORE New DIGGNGs.-The Idaho Radiator
makes mention of new hill diggings struck near
Clearwater Station, as follows:
From Mr.. Howlette, who has just returned
from Clearwater Bridge, we learn that promis-
ing hill diggings of considerable extent, have
been discovered about two miles and a half be-
low Clearwater Station, where they were at
tracing great attention when Mr.. H left They
are represented to be very deep and rich, and
said to pay from the surface down. This
must give new impetus to affairs on the Clear
water. An abundance of water can be brought
upon this ground, and preparations are on foot
to construct bitches. We shall await further
developments with lively interest.
By still later arrival the Radiator learns
that some of the miners had got to work in the
new hill diggngs, who were realizing, in some
instances, forty dollars a day to. the rocker
From these accounts it would seem as if the
Clearwater mines are yet to occupy prominent
position among the placer diggngs of the upper
country. 1t is gratifying to notice these new
developments of rich mines in localities which
have been left almost deserted by the mining
population for the past year or two.
, 1865-06-02
DENJT ALI
I IN ID Or t IA q H u

I IN ID or t IA q H "a S o
R.H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Corner Pine and Sansome sts.,
San Francisco, and 1870 st. Sacramento,
Respectfully invite the attention of Dentists upon
this Coast to the fact that we have now on hand a
complete Stock Of Goods for their use either for OPP
erative or Mechanical Dentistry, which are sell
ling at prices low to deter Dentists from send
ing East for their supplies. w in receipt, by
Express and Clipper Of all articles that are com
ing into vogue for their use. Below are few Of the
articles now on hand, viz;
s. S. WHITES, ABBEY's 6 WATTS GOLD FOIL.
SIS. WHITES CELEBRATED TEETH,
For Plate and Vulcanite Work.
DENTAL OPERATING G CASES,
DENTISTS OPERATING CHAIRS,
DENTAL HAND AND FOOT LATHES,
ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS,
Showing the Veins and Nerves Of the Face,
DENTAL BOOKS,
And in fact, everything appertalning to Dentistry.
TO
Physicians and Surgeons.
The Medical Profession, who arc in want ofany ar
tcle in line, respectfully requested to give us
a call, as we are daily in receipt and have now on
hand complete assortment Of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, POCKET CASES,
PLASTERS LINT, SPLINTS, TRUSSES,
r = ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, SILK
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE
CAPS, ETC, ETC.
R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Corner Pine and Sansome sts,
San Francisco, and I39 Jst. Sacramento.
April A. G5. lSm8.
, 1865-06-02

A bachelor politician remarked to a lady that
soapston was excellent to keep the feet warm
in bed. eyes she replied, "but some gentle
men have an improvement on that, which you
know nothing about" Old bachelor turned pale
and maintained a wistful silence
, 1865-06-02
Wen Worth the Reading.

Housekeepers, ifyou wish to get Carpets, Floor
Oil Cloths Mattings, Window Shades, Paper Hang
ings Table Covers, and all articles in the Carpet
line at Eastern Prices, call where you find the
largest and best stock in the countryWhoesale and
Retail. WALTER BROS,
Front street, opposite Vaughn's Wharf
Oct. 81, 1864. 45tO Portland, Oregon.
, 1865-06-02

ACCOUNTS from the party of Blue noun
tain prospectors who left here some weeks
ago say that they have not yet been able to
get into the region of country they started
out to prospect, on account of the great
depth Of the snow.
, 1865-06-02
Divorce Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
WALLA WALLA COUNTY. 90
In tie District Court, First Judicial District.
NNO GEORGE W. BOWERS: You are hereby no
/ titled that Nancy NJ. Bowers has filed com
plant against you in the above entitled Court which
will come on to be heard June l4th 1865 before the
Hon. Judge Hewitt acting judge for said District at
Olympia, W T.. and unless you appear at said hear
ing, and answer said complaint. the same will be ta-
ken as confessed and upon proper proof, the prayer
thereof will be granted. The object and prayer OF
said complaint is to procure divorce against you
behalf of said Nancy NJ. Bowers
The date of the filing of said complaint was the
llth day of May 1865, and this publication commen-
ces the 18th day of May, 1865.
LASATER & LANGFORD, Prf7s Atty.
Wala Walla, May II, 1865. 22w5
, 1865-06-02

BUILDING.-P Persons down from
"Boise" say that the people at Idaho City
are busily engaged in rebuilding their
town, and that as fast as the material for
the purpose can be obtained the whole Of
the burnt district will be built upon
, 1865-06-02

TRooPs have been sent out from Fort
Dalles to the Canyon City country to pro-
tect miners and travellers from Indian dep
relations.
, 1865-06-02

FALSE REPoRT.-A report obtained circula-
tion here few days ago that the town of Hog
EN-, in the Boise basin had been destroyed by
fire. The report was untrue, and Hog'em still
hOurishes
, 1865-06-02

THE number of new gold discoveries re-
ported made throughout the upper country
this spring establish the fact that the coun-
try has not heretofore been half prospeted
If the new gold regions prove to be any
thing like as rich as reported, the gold yield
of this season will far exceed that of any
former year.
, 1865-06-02

Messrs Craig & Mix, of this city, sent
cut this week large supply of Drugs to
Idaho City, to supply the place of those lost
by the fire. Their loss by the fire amounted
to about 1000.
, 1865-06-02
OF WASHINGTON,
WArrA w Arra COr,r1xr

In the District Court, First judicial District
ITO DRY @. WISHARD: You are hereby notified
that William Wishard has filed a complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on to be
heard at the first term Of said Court which shall
commence more than two months after the 10Th day
Of May 1865, and unless you appear at said term and
answer the same will be taken confessed and the
prayer Of said complaint granted. The object and
prayer Of said complaint dissolve the bonds of
matrimony now existing between said complainant
and yourself i. JAY S. TURNEY, Pl'fs Atty.
Walla Wala, W. T., May 10, 65. 23m2.
, 1865-06-02
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 90
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA, 90
WTHEREAS, fuOr executions have been issued
w out of the District Court of the First Judicial
District W T., and to me directed, one in favor of
Avery A. Smith, one in favor of W Hatchett, two in
favor of C. Jacobs 81 Co.. and against L. S. Rodgers,
and for want of personal property have levied on
Lots one two three and four, in Block Lin the city
Of Wala Walla, andqwith the Door and Sash Factory
and all the improvements thereunto belonging, and
will sell, at public Auction, Saturday, the oath
day of June 1866, the undivided half of said prop
ery to the highest bidder for cashn hand eurren-
cy oftheUnited States, to satisfy said executions.
Sale to take place between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'clock P. NJ, Of said day, at the prem
ises.
Dated May 22d, 1865.
W. S. GILLIAN, Sheriff.
BY A. SEITEL, Deputy.
May 26, 65. PAWS.
, 1865-06-02

THE losses by the fire at Idaho City are
estimated to be nearly seven hundred thou
sand dollars.
, 1865-06-02
Dissolution Notice.

YTNHE copartnership heretofore existing between A.
1 Kyger and l. T. Reese, under the firm name of
Kyger & Reese, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All debts due by said firm up to this date have
been assumed by A. Kyger and are to be paid by
him. All debts due to said firm up to this date have
been sold and transferred by T. Reese to said Kyger
and must be paid to him. A. KYGER,
l. T. REESE.
Wa11o Vo1Ia Nov OK 1ocS