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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
Scientific Far1Eain z.

AS Solomon condenses the whole duty Of
man into two precepts-" Fear God and keep
his commandments" SO the whole business
and purpose of farming may be embraced
in two maxirns, as follows:
Ist. To raise the largest possible crops
with the least possible labor and
I'd. To maintain the fertility OF the soil
with the least possible exhaustion.
The first of these maxims he's commanded
very general attention throughout the
United States, and rage for large crops at
whatever expense of future fertility, has be-
come almost a;mania in many parts OF the
count. >. The present system OF giving
prizes at our agricultural Fairs, II 1t does
not tend to produce this state OF lndlffer-
ence to the future productiveness OF our
fields, certainly does nothing to eounteractit5
Who ever heard Of associety offering pre-
MUM for the best series Of crops on the
same field for FIVE or ten years? 70 main
tain the fertility of the soil is not only one
of the principal interests of the farmer, but
it is duty he owes to those who are to sue
coed him in his business. Fortunately, the
two maxims above stated in no way conflict
with each other. = ~ H.
The largest possible crop may be prodnced
this year, without materially impalring the
capacity Of the soil to repeat the same next
year, and each succeeding year indefinitely.
A good soil can be worn only BY criminal
neglect and carelesshess in its CIVILIZATIONS
In England, fields that have been cultivated
thousand years, are now producing forty
bushels of wheat to the acre, and each year
marks a slow but certain increase in the
crop. The average per acre in the agricul-
tural counties of England have. advanced
twenty yer cent. since the beginning of the
present century. The same is true Of
Sweden, and Of portions oil. France, Ger
many and Belgium, This~is to be attrib-
uted to the application of scientific prInoi-
pies pointed out by Sir Humphrey Davy in
England, Sheele in Sweden, Bousingault
in France, and Leibig in Germany. While
this is true Of the old world, how have we
Jared IN this country /? IF we take the cen
sus Of 1910, and compare it With that Of
1861 we shall discover that while the az
gregateJ production has greatly increased,
the average per acre has been constantly
diminishing. Between 1910 and 1860 this
was true Of all the States in all the princi-
pal crops cultivated; but between 1850 and
1860. several Of, the States nearly main.
tanned their average, while one. Of them
(Mass.,) and several counties in others.
show small advance.--Prcf e. e. Brovn,.
IN Northwestern FdvnserL9al $685. =
IL -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
ksIn California, il the monster l

-sLa Califerrie" is the monster res
taurant of Paris and the world. twill &C.
commodate 1900 people. Thirty butchers
are constantly employed to supply the estab-
lishment with meats. Aregiment of walters
answer calls for wine alone. The proprie-
tor has purchased 100000 wine glasses,
100000 forks, and 10000 knives for the
use of this restaurant. It is frequented by
all classes, every person going direct to the
kitchen, where the dish delivered is selected
and paid for. Three thousand pounds Of
meat and two casks Of wine are consumed
dailv
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

asa TAME LEoPARD's FIRST BLOOD. Many
years ago an English officer, stationed at
'Samarang, during our occupation of the
Dutch colonies, had tame leopard. The
animal had its liberty, and used to run all
over the house of his master, to whom he
was much attached. One morning, after
breakfast, the officer was sitting smoking
his hookah, with q book in his right hand
and the hoolah snake in his left, when he
felt slight pain in his left hand, and on
attempting to raise it was checked by low,
angry growl from his pet animal On look
ing down, he saw the leopard had been lick
ing the back of his hand, and had by de-
grees drawn little blood from It. The
leopard would not allow the removal Of the
hand, but continued to lick it with apparent
relish, which did not much please his mas
ter, who, with great presence of mind,
without attempting to disturb his pet in his
proceedings, called to his servant to bring
him pistol loaded, with which he shot the
animal dead on the spot. This was proba-
bly,. the first time the leopard had tasted
blood.--E. Jesse, IN Once Week.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
DIR. TOBIAS s 4
VEN ETLkN HORSE IMMINENT

Pint Bottles at One Dollar for the cure Of lameness
scratches, wind CALLS sprains bruises spnts, cuts
colic slipping stie heating, sore throat, nail in
any other article to the public. Thousands
OF animals have been cured of the colo and over
heating, by this Lininieht and hundreds that were
crippled andaame have been restored to their former
the States. Orders constantly received from the
racing stables of England for fresh supplies of this
invaluable article. OUeT $500 testimonials haze been
receued. Remember, dollar laid out in time may
save the life Of your horse. Sold by all druggists.
Office, Sc Cortlandt street, New York,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
BRANDR ETH,s PILLS Ia
WHOSE TIMELY USE, UNDER PROVIDENCE
HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.

II,
HAS OFTEN SAVED LIFE.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new, untried
remedy they have been used and tested in the United
States for thirty years, and relied upon by hun
dreds Of thousandsyof families almost their sole
medicine when sick. No care or expense is spared in
their preparation and it is certainly true when as
sert that no King can have medicine safer or surer
than Brandreth's P HIS ~
They produce good effect upon disease almost i'm
mediately they are taken. By somewonderful power,
perhaps electric ornervous ifuence the progress of
diseased action is arrested where watchfuness and
pain have been present, the system becomes quieter
and the patient soon obtains refreshing sleep.
The inesBRANDR ETH PILL BOX has upon it
a UNITED STATES. GOVERNMENT STAMP with
B. BRANDRETa in White Letters in the same.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

......A warning needed at all fashionable
neutrality-suspicious. out for the paint.
why is beefsteak like locomotive?
It's OF Of much account without it's tender.
......A sermon in four words on the vanity
Of earthly possession: ''Shrouds have no
pockets"
......Prentice says that a patient is in a
bad way when his disease is acute and his
doctor isn't. = 2 - -
Mr.. Quilp writes us that eating
ground glass Isl sure death. It gives one a
permanent pane in the stomach.
......A young wife demonstrated with her
husband, dissipated spendthrift, on his
conduct. "My love-" said he, !" 1 am only
like the prodigal son; ! shall return by and
by." ''And I will be like the prodiga1 son,
too" she replied, g for viii arise and 60
to my father" and accordingly off she
went.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

..."Is man and his wife one'" asked the
wife of a man in state of stupefaction, as
she was holding his ching head in both
hands. 4. Yes, / suppose So" was the re-
ply. Jewell, then" said she, 81 came home
very drunk last night, and ! ought to be
ashamed of myself"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
Important Decisfon.-" Single Thread Us D

Important Decsi0n.-" Single Thread as Double
R,ead."-At the Grand Trial of Sewing Machines
at Island Park, the contest being between Single
Thread" and "Double-Thread - Machines, and the
latter claiming an advantage" because of its using
t,vo threads instead of one the result u,aa
smous DECISION of the Judges after pro-
traced and severely contested trial. that the adUo
taqe is NOT ON the SIDE of .DoUBLETHREAD bat that
of q sSINGLE-THREAD' as used by the Wilcox Gibbs
Machine "-See +" Report OF Grand TriaE'' 81.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
co TO trHzE REESE

BRYANT g. STATIONS CIElGaG0s BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY is the largest and most thorough Insti
tuition of the kind in the country, and young men
going to Chicago should consult their best inter-
ests by attending this College, where every depart
Bryant stratton COS Scholarships are good during
life in fortyeght different Colleges-Address for Col
lege Paper Circular, College Currency and specimens
of Penmanship, BRYANT STRAFTON.
ias ID. eaf-t is-- e7 ssz Chicago, Ell.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

The Board of Trade of Milwaukee have
adopted the following new rules for the in
spection of Wheat:
Mo- l Spring strictly By the present
standard. &s.A g.
No. 2 by the present standard, as to
weight, and to be free from grown and
sprouted Wheat. @ -f9
= No. shall comprise all Wheat fit for
warehousing, weighing not less than fifty
four pounds to the measured bushels, which,
under the established rules of inspection,
may be unfit to go into the higher grades.
Rejected shall comprise all Wheat fit for
warehousing, but too low in weight or 9TH
erwise unftto pass into No. g..
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

A FARMER who was looking at some fine
sheep, said: when we were boys and
worked, with the hired hands, and it cost
ten years of hard, honest toll to accumulate
it, a thousand dollars -a0as something; but
now and here, it is nothing but a crimped
and ruffied Spanish eve, or wrinkled
spring lamb with dozen or more pounds
of wool on him!"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

UWANV1 UUAOUFssl6a UALaFFN SMAls
Tae best known remedy for "a Cold ss the Head"
Headache, snufaes Sore Eyes, Deafness and the soost
forms of that loathsome disease, CATARRH.
It cieanses the entire head. Its effects pleasant
and wonderful contains no tobacco, nor ingre
dent. 1t has the highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists for rs cents per Box. Can be
sent by mail receipt of 80 cents for one Box, 81
for four Boxes. Address JAS. DURNO, Postofice Box
1885, Flew York City. Wholesale by D. BARNES &
CO., q Park Row New York. .-s.r .--....s-;
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

THE Commissioner Of Agriculture gives
notice that he is prepared to distribute spec
linens Of superior Mediterranean white
wheat, which will be put up in quart pack
eges, and delivered free upon receipt Of
application.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
e., !, bbr.>, IN, sC4m,tEp1.aTE RELIEF A

CHAMBER LAIN s. 1NsthDI ATE RFas.1EF+~- A
Tonic and IAin Killer, is tbgtmost valuable
and cheapest 4A}nily medjgfne in the world,
will certainly cIAge, andff used in time will
prevent, the fo!l6%i9g diseases, as can be
proved by nearly OF thousand letters from
persons who have ESD the medicine: ChoI-
era Mdr6us, AsiqAc 6o5ero, Crqsaps,l Cole,
Coughs, er5,1Sb.1 satd57s;; Congestion, Colts, !
chts, Dyssntery, piang .@a, Diptderia, Fsver,
Rheumatisn', FeO(i ong Agps, Neuralgia, m
Gammation, Spaso&, ypro'''s, Ioothache, Ear
ache, Headache, B9<tkache, in short, where
ever pain Or soregess exists, eitherint efnal~
or external, there app ethe medicine, and
the patient Wi receive\mmediate relief.
1t IS the 5fSt! In 1840 aud in 1854 this
medicine cured many thousands seized with
cholera, and its timely use as preyenta-
tive saved miliens ofsiyesqqk agTT
It IS the cheapest! One thirty-fvo cent
bottle of thls medicine will cure more ceta-
plants than Sne hdndrgd dollars spent IN
employing docAors. <<Ihe thirty-fve cent
bottle is as large " Atty Gent bottle of any
other medicine.
F. II is warranteE Sne bottle of this madi-
cine can be had 1 n T. cents andEthepgiei
lege given the suroII User Of using one-half
The contents g. trAl, and if it does not
prove prove. sstisfaotSVfae money vial 1e.s',
No family szog3d * ,gitzou 1t!
Dealers inaylell you SSsy have something
else as good/b but do not Be deceived-ask
for Chamberlain's Relief andtake no ether.
Sold by alf the Leading wholesale and re-
tail druggists everywhere.
y SWAIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81 S. -,
Water Street, Chicago, Sole sP,yopFii5et tors,
SWANS HAIR Balm Restores Greg Hair.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

A farmer returning home in his wagon
after delivering a load of corn, is a more
certain sign of national prosperity than a
nobleman riding in his chariot to the opera.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
AGENTS WANTED

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
THE MOONS VOLCANOES

THE MOONS VOLCANOES
engaging the attention of astronomers, but the
world of Beauty and Fashion is less Interested in hui
man discoveries than in the great question of
p" TURNING THE HEADS 1...s,
that have been whitened by age sickness to gori
GUS black or brown hue. Nobody now is such
A LUNATIC 500
not to admit that the finest and most harmless hair
, 1866-05-18


PEsTS-rne weather thu, far this Spring,
mas been unusually favorable to the prolIa,
.'O0 OF an a5ugllnce of cricIets and grass
"'PpeFS' IN many parts Of the valley. These
r'S'S 10 asucuIturlsts are already swirrning
- Tue l7eaIltles that appear best suited to
'us'f greedy Instincts Low, wet land, as
''I' S D. that on the high benches, usually es>
.'PeS from the iriroads Of these vorarious
"'''s creatures. Gravely ground along the
s%'eeAS' seems best suitel to their inclina-
"Ous' aud here they breed and thrive with
'ed'e or hlndrance, cutting down and de
;;o.uf'ng growing crops with astonishing ra>
F'u'ty' 1t l'to be hoped that these pess will
~ oe So troublesome this year as farmers
''V'Pate, Crikets and grasshoppers are
"sOa'y things which can prevent the ma
.'''s OF heavy crops of small grain this sea-
: ~" The testimony now is universal. that
'lV'( aeverhas been in the valley season
S,,n gave SO fair promise of an abundant
'es' US the pr s"nt one.
, 1866-05-18
CREDIT,

lor,I -. ArEsNAN Will you accommodate the
Q1n,,,;nLens uLens Of Walla Walla County, by placing
i,sn.. ~ marks before and after the Loyal Cit
nors GSa!l' published in your last paper, as
bor,o,.sulan suan three-fourths of the language was
perco;rsG po"eG from the Democrats, which you will
liz, w oy comparing the Calls Of the two par
The DE- we wish this explanation made, for fear
70, IuoTr"ts Ints might conclude that it is possible
% him, 'Ni man to take things that do not belong
pls, w winch, you know, is against our princi
we must not forget meum and teum.
W., A LOYAL CITIZEN.
ALA WALLA, May Is, 1866.
, 1866-05-18
Money Market.
nn1.NcIL. PROCEkDIN,;N.
WALLA WALLA, May 10Th, 1866.

WALLA WALLA, May 18th, 1866.
o,,,;I met at the usual hour Mr.. Slime in
,be Chair. =, Nike. Winesett and Boog.
Lle,,"; ,,;,u,es Of the last meeting were read and
..ro,mi,tee on Streets and Public Improve
ne ,snortcd on bill Of \. Kyger, for S4O6 23,
D'G', ',,.commcnaed payment. Report adopted,
ani .',rsnt ordered drawn for the amount.
'aa VAN, .,mc committee reported relative to con-
LUG -.;,h DR.. E. Shell, and recommended that
ua'. IA rnptract be adopted and presented to
l,s l ca SS.iI for acceptance or rejection.
MI, -,,,;on Of Mr.. L. Kerr was read, asking the
.ao,,,mcnt as City Sexton and Grave. Dig
latLirh was laid on the table.
FTre ALLOWING bills were presented and war.
g.. authorized in payment; LEG. TENDER:
n,>S- -Kuscy. a. per contract, $40, o1
II Tompkins, ns Night Watch, l2G 90
Y + Roberts as City Clerk, 90 %
rho f,lI,wing bills were presented and re-
- =, finance Committee:
r,,rs Stone. filing Street. SIS, legal tender.
NJ. Johnson, stationery, Sl4 50, coin.
n, nation. Council adj 'ur""l.
0- '-''''"' i'll. ROBERTS, City Clerk.
, 1866-05-18

POSTAL MINtY ODEas.-A correspon
2ent Writes Us from Wlshu ston, that the
ney orier system has been extended to
'n' "liIa Villa PpSt OG,c, and that the
Necessary banks AMI instruction. will be
ior"a'd d at an early day. Th,s1 "m puey
orders will prove gr,IC cDavenienc3 for
persons desiring to remit snlll sums, and
certainly 1t is ml'ter for ca srltuhtipn that
our people are to enjoy the advantages of
me system. Under it mrny distant friend
all reIiive will re3.,ve relief 'rich un Ter
,es' I!vorio'e circumstances would have been
, 1866-05-18

PGACTICEyS PELCEpr.--W y i,con>in .bol
i>hed, several years since. the death pcnn.t,.
II her la'e legislature. a con. ed, drtcr~
ned ell 1T was made to restore It, and the
'po 1t cal feelings inciteI b. the war were
counte or tnin>urc its success hut th. bll
ha> b en- d 'eated in tn. House by d, els
sIvc vutc. 1t w,S the Governor Of this State
who declared that the American people
woHId never rest satisfied until JET Davis
was hanScl.
, 1866-05-18
Sbprmon,s 30.YeaT Loan DiiI.

CHICAGO, Nay 5.-Sherman L'ian Biil author
ICES the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue regis
tered or coupon bonds in such torn aud Of such
denominations u he may prrser'b-, bearing Ia
terest, W ich shall be payable Ia coin, not ex-
ceeding hvr per cent. per Hnnum, pay Ile semi
annually. The bonds 1t exceeding thirty
years and IL b. dis pos OF al moi less than par.
Ihe proceeds - be useI exclusively IN ne iu.ing
the bonds other Jude ileIness OF the UhiieI
States, except the United States notes. The
second section provides that the bonds i1sued
under this act shall be known as the cUnsolida-
ted debt Of the United States, and shall be ex
empt from taxation by or under State or muuici-
pal authority, aud in consideration of the re-
uuced rate of interest, shall also be exempt from
the tax on inrOme derived therefrOm. Section
third tequireS that the amount Of interest paid to
tue Government shall BE- applied to the payment
OF the principal, and that for the purpose OF in-
suring the payment thereof, and in lieu of the
slHklnS fund contemplated by the act of Febru-
AIRY 9th, 1862, the sum of at least $40, 100000
,h'Iuding the snvIug of interest aforesaid shall
oe annually applied to the redemption OF the
lrOt' Section fourth requires the holder Of 7-3J
lrehsnry notes Il inform the Commissioner at
least months before the maturity of such notes
whether they desire $40 bonds in lien thereof,
"nu failure To give such notice shalt be deeIued
conSlusivG that the said 1905 shall he paid la
lien thereof. Senator Sherm al, in Offering tins
oi'Ii S1Id II couttiued two propositions Hhtly to
excite opposition, namely the exemption from
tx aud The option it conferred upOn the holders
OF I--3OS ;. lie said strong feeling was growing
out oi the exemption from Stale taxation OF So
large an amount Of property, while the United
States bonds bear interest equal to that paid in
most States on notes aud securities subject 10
tAxltiOm. THIS feeling is likely to increase. These
bonds are nov subject to income tax but owing
to the six huuGrei dollar exemption clnusc.
watch is proposed, shall be increased to one
, 1866-05-18

BIG BEND MINES. - y correspondent
writes Us from French Greek that the miners
in that locality are all at work aud making
Obi, money" The writer aids; that W.
nr ok for stirring news from the Big
Rrnl cnunirv.
, 1866-05-18
BUCKEYE REAPERS AND M0WERS.
NOTICE.

MR. LkSATER a;iny been called to Tolv'l'e on
wi Important business; and MIR. LANGFORD
he.nl Iiged to atcn the May term Of the UmatiilH
Cuur; give nJtice our patrons that during opr
absence NJ. w ". BNNCROFr will attend To any
Drafting of Deeds, Contracts, Sc &c. Also, to Pre-
ginpting and Iomestending Land. Mr.. b. Will GORE.
SpGl.d with gS m rcgdrl to other matters wEich will
ne immediately attended to- Ne win back by tie
lst OF June. LASATER Il LANGFORD,
I3w AttrrnPy--It Law.
, 1866-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the ander-
~ signed has hern duly appointed AdmihIiS raior
~ the eSta'e OfGH \RLES STEVENS. lTe Of Wala
walla county. W. T., decreased. All persons having
claims ugast said estate are notified to present tine
same tn the undersigned within one year from date
or hr forever barre l. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested n urtke immediate payment.
--t WM. MARTIN, Administrator.
Walla WullI, MaT Sth. 1868. 2l-4w
, 1866-05-18
A dnIinistI.atOI''s Notice.

LTrER> UF ADMINISTRATION having been
Il Issued to ne. s the Probate 'orIi OF Ms,a
I,Y rae of rsd county. deceased. notice Is hereby
giy' to ali persons indebted 10 said estate to como
forward aud pay the same. All per-ons having
lam. ,cainst raid c-tare are requested 10 PRESENT
tI,. same. broperly verified, within one year from
date or be forever barred.
u''' GEO. Y BERRY, Administrator.
u-nnn MalIn- Anrl II lstf. l9 4W---
, 1866-05-18
-rYiptslt4NsERAIIY.

By order of the Uaion Central Committee OF
WaiA Walta County. the LOYAL MEN Of the
County are requested to meet in Iher several
Precincts, on Saturday May 10, 1866, for the Rur-
pose of selecting Delegates TO attend a COONi ~
CONVENTION. to he held at the Court House, IN
the CITY of Walla Walla, on TUESDAY, MAY
%, 1866, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. The object OF the
Convention is to nominate II ticket Tor the ensu-
ing election. Each Precinct. is entitled TO the
, 1866-05-18

yorrcg.-Dr c. Bernard, Dentist, has return
a ,-,m Lewiston, and will remain in. Wnlla
Wall, for few weeks only. Persons wishing
r,,s done bv him would do well to call soon.
, 1866-05-18

" s.l..C CEsTs- VIII buy bottle of Halls Pulmon-
na astbr.. 'he best remedy known for coughs,c Ids
n"' One dose will stop any ordinary cough.
, 1866-05-18

THE WEATHER.-Aitero one or two cold,
r,ipy. disagreeahle days, the sun shines out
and ". are again epjnyinG pl asant weather.
, 1866-05-18
nIYORCE NOTICE.

TVERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
L WALLA WALLA-NN.
In the district Cart IF tie First .Jaiicial district
To JAMES GALBRErl-Y"u are he-cby notified
that Cutharine Gllhreih has flied II clmrsiut against
You in the said Court which will cnr7r on 10 hc heard
at The first term of the Court which sh,l commence
more than two months after the llth ,ay Of May. A.
D. 1866. And unless YOU appear at said term and an
swer, the same will lie taken b, confessed aud the
prayer thereof gfIUtrd by theCpdrt. Hh AZ iect and
prayer of said compliant is to dissolve the bonds of
matrim ouy h.tween said parties, ami for aim'nv TO
the plaintiff and the custody and guardianship of IT,
children, issue of said mirTiage.
I.ASAIER & LANGFORD,
Nav To- 1866. ri 2tR pIaut # = Attorneys.
, 1866-05-18

FACT.-lr il we'll established fact that Halls
Sar>apaSila elbow Drck and IpliIe PotIsS, Is In,
st bio ID purifier in use. For sale by all drug Its
, 1866-05-18
Notice..

A IL PERSONS in Wfil Wala C'un;7 owing
n assessments vi L. :. Ht. EeVeDre. are resVect-
uV notified that the Collector y ofce has beep re-
moved to the Court House. II Is desired to cancel
all outstanding accounts.as EoOn as possible:
nO-tf) J. " GALE. Dept. Col eotor.
, 1866-05-18
CaI.penteI.in%.

TN1 undersigned. having fitted mp a shop at the
4 upper end ot Main street, Wula Wala opposite
Ma-sam's wagon shop. wishes to inform the pnhlic
that he il now prepared tn do all kinds of work in
The line ni O. RIPE NTERING aud UNDERTAKING.
and hopes BY assrct attention to business To- merit
a liberal share nfpatrunage. JoLhing and Repairing
nr,mully attended to. W. q. KELLY.
Aug. IL. 1851 ""'
, 1866-05-18
NOTICE no TAX-PAYERS.

TIE DELINQUENT TAN BOOK has lecn
,,Le tnrthrr EXPENSES will please all At my Office
!, tIe Comrt Hnuse in the City Of Wslla WAllI. W.
\ n ','v '', ! -" ,,',,, their .tn,es A. SElrEL,
5i,fi f~' sheriff of walla WulIa County, w. T.