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RKsIGSED.-Mr. Samuel Furnal has re-
signed his position as Captain of the Met
roplitan Police. He has served most accept
ably for the brief period since his appoint
ment, and to him is due much credit for the
efficiency Of the police, under the new sys-
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Mr.. Frazee, who formerly filed the office
of City Marshal most acceptably, has been
appointed his suceessor::and assumed com
mand Saturday afternoon.
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%MARRTAGRA AND CRLIBACY

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DIR. a. N. NAFRTCFAV,

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, 1866-12-07

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor of Medicine
~ the Faculty Of Paris. Graduate of the tlnyri
y Queens College, and Physician of the ST. Jdil
Baptiste Society of San Francisco. .,
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patisD,u
! others seeking confidential medical advice tbs, n
can be coDshlted daily at his office, Armory H,l
| building, Northeast coTper Montgomery and Ss,l
mentn streets, San FTanciscO. Rooms No g. 10 n
first floor, up stairs, entrance on either MOngont
| or Sacramento streets.
DR.. PERRAULT's studies have been almost us
| sively devoted to the cure of the various Err,
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results Of fliut
Ous habits acquired in youth, which usualk ,fusl
! ate in Impotence and sterili.y, and p.f1snent7 7
duce all the cOncOmitants Of old age. Where VA.
| lDhrmity exists involving the happiness Ofa lam
that of others, reason and morality dictate Ii, 4
cessity Of its removal, for il is fact that pra,u
decline Of the vigor of mannood, matrim@hl
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sources in causes, the gerti of which is r,nta
early life, and tbe bitter fruit tasted Ion: afeur
patients laborffig under this complaint will eoH
of one or moro of the following symptoms: ID
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Rack aud Be-
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Ureth-a on going 70 stool or making water, The
tellectual Faculties are weakened Loss Of Aeht
ensues, Ideas afe efouded, and there is a diiba
ton to atfend to business, or even reading, Unh
or the society Of friends etc. The patient viii m
! ably complain Of Dizziness, Vertigo and the IL
ana nearing are weakened and sleep GistTrad
dreams, melancholy, signing, palpitation', fauaH
coughs and slow fever; while some have eua
rheumatic pain, and numbness OF the body, s.
Of the most common symptoms are pimpes in
face, and aching in different parts Of the badly
tients suffering from this disease should app!
mediately to DR.. PEREAULT, either in person =
letter, as he viii guaraiHee a cure Of Seminal Ia
sious and Impotence in si& to eight weeks. b
Patients suffering from venereal diseases 7 Q
stage, GOnorrhoea, elect, Structures, Buto ia
Cutaneous Eruptions, etc. will be treated succsss'
ly. All SyPhilitic and Mercurial taints euirJ
moved from theeystem.
DR. PERRAULT's diplomas are in his Office, VII
patients can see for themselves that they GrT
the care ofa regularly educated practiliOn0r
best references given if required. ..r
Patients suffering under chronic diseases al
and examine for themselves. We in7ite inTssI
ton claim not to know eve rytbing, nor to euH
| Ferybody, but we do claim fhat in all cases uEsl
der treatnem We fulfill our ,pro;nises. We Pnnis
larly request those who have tried this boosted
Tor, and thai advertised ply sician till WON Oa'
discouraged, to call upon US.
Low charges and quick cures. Ill
Ladies suffering with Rhy complaint incdeDl
their Sex, can consult the doctor with The assalH
of relief
, 1866-12-07
MEDICAL y INsrTr155
QUICK OUhrs AND MODERATE or ts

nR. L. 2. KrNNEY's Private N.d,.,
L. gical fnatitute, WAlla Wala h.Is md 4.
Of town: ofics At the Oriental Hotel. nis ~
Established expressly to afcrd tbe ,s =
and scienunc Medical Aid, In the treatm.s.d N,,i
Of all Private md Chronic Diseases STns3siil lad -
cases Of secrecy, and all Sexual djssss..n a..
10 THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his tbanLs
Gus patients fonthsit patronage sno. " aiI nuu.
inle5s, and takes this method of sS";a11I L.
lie that he has leased the large a5y,nG Al lie ~
hniidipg Of Mr.. Joseph Aellmuth. =. Ta,lnOdos
Hospital, with every comfort for the ~" 'poeei
ton Of those who require Medical on az, ant u,,
ance. =. ~ surgical MI
Special attention will be paid 10 ,ry..s.
LulgsS LIVER Digestive Organs. KiSA@ u q,
senses OF the Genito Urinary Orran, nd d
private nature will receive prompt ,D,,sstSrdsaa
managed successfully. Diseases peculiar I" u
also, affections Of the eye and ear ma e Glsas1
maadies to which hnmAn flesh Is heir M IiIOS ~
attention. So VIII eAn Il
Letters from persons unable perSo6st.
nicate with the DR.. accompanied BY H. Nc, .s@,ss
will receive prompt attention. ~0l h
The Doctor would state that he has h,a.-
rience Of more than thirty wears In trp,sS.H nP
disease occurring in NoIthern Ind Soutbsr.s aSi Y
besides, having enjoyed lsrge hoeht.la alnaa
both In civil life, and with our iftnv kSt, Eaaia
War-where he was surgeon In Che Stihv - y fpetce
1t too often occurs that persons rgSSi,;,.v
aid, arriving here from the various min;a-s Aede
the upper country, at the instance Of E'.shh
induced to 60 to San Francisco, thpkins ,IN. y
viii not find proper treatment short u ~, uos y
thus involving an unnecessary expenditur, y y
time and money. To show that tbere l. ',''- u
to do this, the Doctor refers 10 parties vSOa
treIted and those foE finder his care in bOsn;,0
There is a number of persons to whom K. y
authorized to refer. who were cured bv Il. H.
having been treated by other physicis1." "I I,, Va
obtaining any relief Making the treatmsS, "Hl ".
mic diseases speciality, aud fully provided " M
the appliances of modern science, Dr K ts,,. se
ranted in guaranteeing permanent ana EnssS, Ma ~
in even the worst cases. To him, the Vki.,!!I
apply In full confidence of obtaining relief
Remember the addtess, -
DR.. L. c. KINNEY
S4u Wala W,us ",
, 1866-12-07

IMPROVEMENTS IN MINING.-We believe
shat the tine has not yet come for extensive
and systematic mining for the precious met
ols in either Colorado or Nevada-much less
in Moptaaa or Idaho. Washing for gold in
river beds. pest or present is quite another
matter. This may be done at any time,
where the deposits are rich and extensive;
but mining from veins inelosed by solid rock
requires large capital, abundant labor, with
reasonably cheap food; end these are not found
or cannot be relied on in new territories res
mote from cities and civiHz2tion. Not till
the Pacific nailroad shall have rsoched them
which cannot be relied on till Gear the
close of lS67--will Nevada and ColoradG be
ready for extensive and profitable mining.
Meantime the work Immediately In hand
Is thorough exploration, sinking shafts to as
certain the courses and richness of veins, and
the improvement of mining processes. To
this last end, much attention is being paid,
and with promise of important results. To
the processes already noticed, we now add
that of Professor Thomas d. Worrall, Of this
city and Colorado
Regarding the presence in which the vein
stone of sulpher, arsenic, and other minerals
susceptible of volatlization by heat, as the
great obstacle to success in working the sui
pherets of Colorado, and being satisfied that
the processes hitherto in use fail to desulr
Dherize the vein stone properly and thor
oughly, Prof,WUrrall has devoted much time
and attention 70 the construction of a fur
mace which will insure cheap and perfect de-
sulpherization and a consequent separation
of the precious metals through the action Of
quicksilver. His aim was to produce a reg
ulated, gradual passage of the finely pulverr
lied vein stone through the intense heat Of
furnace, so as to secure the complete ex-
pulsion of the sulpher, &c, and he seems to
have completely succeeded. The copper,
Shich extensively pervades the sui pherets of
Colorado, is saved by his process, though
lost by those in general use By an addition
al device, Prof w. aims to save also the sui
pher, while eliminating the precious metals
at a very moderate cost
We do not attempt to describe these der
vices and processes, since none of those they
specially interest would (or should) take
anything On trust they must see and judge
for themselves Suffice it that these devices
seem to us great promise, and eminently
worthy the attention of practical miners. -
" T. Tribune
, 1866-12-07
NOTICE,

HNO the heirs at law and legal representative Of
Il JOHN FORSYTH, deceased, late Of Wala
ala County WI: You, and each Of you, will
take notice that the undersigned citizen Of the Uni
ted States claims that the Il Of n W L aad
n W i Of W I Of section No ,, and the I
I Of f L, and n z i OF 5 Z I section No. 4
i r SO +, containing loo acres. lying in Wala
NAlla CoUniy, W. I, taken by deceased in his life
time as a Homestead, has reverted to she United
States because you have abandoned the same, and
have failed occupy cultivate said premises for
three years, and the undersigned has occapied
aud cultivated the said premises for one year past
with the intent to take the same as Homestead un
der the Act Of COngreis approved May 10th, 1867
and you are required to appear at the Land Office at
Vancouver, W. T., on the 10th day ofJanuary, 1861
and show cause why said land has not eyerted Il
the United States, and why the undersigned should
not take the same as a Homestead claim.
JOSEPH B. PHELPS.
Nov. 20, 1865. MI.
, 1866-12-07
aTallaavalla Statesman.
FRIDAY EvENIEG, December I, 1866.
The Coming in of the ssMermaiden.''

The Coming In of the "Mermaiden'"
The moon Is bleached as white as wool,
And just dropping UNDER
Every star has gone but three,
And they hang wide asunder-
There's a sea-ghost all in gray,
A tall shape of wonderl
am not satisfied with sleep,
The night is not ended;
But look how the sea ghost comes
With wan skirts extended,
Stealing up in this weird hour
When dusk and dawn are BLENDED
A vessel To the old pier,end
Her happy course she's keepingj
| heard them name her yesterday
Some were pale with weeping,
Some with their heart hunger sighed
She's in, and they are sleeping
o, now with fancy greetings blest,
They comfort their long aching;
The sea of sleep hath borne to them
What would not come with waking,
But the dreams shall most be true
In their blissiul breaking.
The stars are gone, the rose bloom comes,
No blush of maid is sweeter;
The red sun halfway out of bed
Shall be the first to greet her;
None tell the news, yet sleepers wake,
And rise and run to meet her,
Their lost they have, they hold; from pain
A keener bliss they borrow.
How natural is joy; any heartl
How easy after sorrowl
For once, the best is come, that hope
Promised them "to- morrow"
, 1866-12-07
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
Livingston & Hickey, Plaintiffs;

D. Reese, Defendant
In the District Court LIST Jndieidl District of Ida
no Territory, for Nez Percs County.
To ID, REESE, Defendant,
TN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES AND
Il the People of the Territory of Idaho you are here
10y required to appear aud answer he complaint fl led
against yon in the above entitled action within ten
days il served out of the County, and within said
district twenty days, and if served by publication
then by the LIST day of the pext term Of said court
commencing more than five weeks from the first pub-
hcaton hereof and if you fail to answer the de- nd
ant will take judgement by default for the sum of
$23O2 81 cents in gold COIN together with costs Of
SUIT and interest," according to the prayer of said
complaint FRANK DALToN Att'y'for PIE.
On affidavit of non residence Of the defendant here
IN, wa ordered that service of the foregoing sum
mons be made by publication in the WalIa Waiia
TArEshAN, in Washington Territory for six success
i've weeSs MmToN KELLY Judge,
Lewiston, Oct. 8Oth, 1866.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and the seal of said Court the 29th day Of Novem-
Ter, A. D., 1866. WA. BELcHER,
Clerk Of said Court
(7-6w.O By II. o. ADAMS, Deputy.
, 1866-12-07
MEDICAL circular

LIVERY PHYSICIAN located in the couDs
I II small village, and engaged in the ~
his profession has more " less frequenul l,ssssu
successful treatment Of Chronic Diseases oSb n
not impossible, owing TO the absence OF msi m..iSsf
tiles which are within the reach OF those r7'''-'
the cities and larger towns. 1.,r,a
The undersigned has for this reason mAg. y ..ses
ments for the treatment of this class VI liz.
which patients can have the benefit ot al APF''
at present known to the profession. .,;v, IN
+ Persons placed under his care VIII ..,,..tmd
dition TO correct medical and surgical "a Il nd
the benefit Of DR.. IARgston Parker's mespIS ~ nd
ment by fumigation, tie use Of many o. LtS,5I
and saline waters, both for bathing ano "a. bui
bathing in sea-water, &C., when indle1 -, ksi
the ordinary general and local baths oi "A'''
air and vspor. L,ossf|
Pnysiciaas having under their care O - N Y
persons afflicted BY obstinate RheufnA' ~ y
Diseases, diseases Of the. urinary Organs, a
have resisted ordinary treatneRt, VII a.ttsu5a
favor upon such persons by calling theii
the facilities here AFFORDED. --u 9
ArFOr special information, apply ,iI9S I'D h. D.
is''e'' " Portland, Oles
Consolation Rooms in CEEE's IlE Bolt d.
Wells, Fargo q Co. Entrance from ole------
, 1866-12-07
FemaIe NIonthIy pills.

DR.. BIor's Female Monthly Pilis. Their imH'1
sale has established their reputation as female J
edy, unapproached. aRd far in advance oieyeIy
er erromedy for suppressions and irregulaniles,, I
other distractions in females. On the rscelPIH |.
dollars these Pills will be sent by mail or eIpigs
any part OF the world, secure from curiosl'! " -
age. !.
Persons at distance can be cured al home !.
dressing n letter to DR. PERRAULT, corner oI n
mento and Montgomery streets, Rooms ~ an. :.
Box g73, P. o. San Francisco, stating the q"
minutkly as possible, general habits Of living :"
patton, etc, etc.
All COMMUNICATIONS confidential. All,
1nly 1890 w
, 1866-12-07

A GERMAN has brought to Paris an in-
explosible powder, which is certainly going
to make a revolution in this department of
war material. This powder, invented by
Mr.. Neumeyer, of Leipsic, does not explode
in the open air when inAamed it burns up
slowly like so much tinder; but it explodes
with more explosive force than any other
powder, in a closed cavity 1t is cheaper
than ordinary powder, and may be manufac,
turld anywhere, even on board ship.
, 1866-12-07
REDINGTON Sc cos
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

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As Tonic it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether produced
by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imParts to the
system all the glow and vigor that can be produced
by wine or brandy it is entirely free from the reae-
tonary effects that follow the Of spirits of any
kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult mensturation, giving almost
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1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
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causes.
It is also valuable as an external application for
Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c.
REDINGTON & CO.,
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, 1866-12-07

LEGAL JEST.-One day Mr.. Digby Sey,
u1ur, tie eminent counsel, had been cross
examining young womon at considerable
-La-.h upon the age of person with whom
she proiessed herself well acquainted; he
asked her, GLOW old would you take me to
bs?' and was considerably dumbfounded by
her promptly replying, to the universe
amusement of the crowded court, From
your appearance sixty, from your questions
sixteen"
, 1866-12-07
Terrence McMnrray. Dsfendnnt.

Terrence McMurray, Defendant.
UNO TERRENCE McMURRAl: You are hereby
Il notified that CATHERINE McNURRAY has
fied complaint against you, which will come on
to be heard before the Hon. j. Z. Wyche, Judge Of
said District, at Chambers in the City Of lilI Wal
la, Friday, the l7th day Of January 1857 the said
day being two months after the first pubieation
hereof at the hour gf o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day,
and that unless you hppeir and answer at said time
and place, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief wed tor in said complaint. The object
and PRAYER Of said complaint is to obtain decree Of
SSsL Court dissOlying the bonds Of mltrnony exist
ing between you aud the Plaintiff and for the Gus
tody OF the Two minor ruiiircu the issue Of the mar
rage between you and Plaintiff.
COmpllnint fled FRANK p. DUGAN.
November Sth, 1886 (4Sn2) ATTY for Prf.
, 1866-12-07
(47-sw.)
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
j. Buckingham, Plaintiff.

Us.
SIS. Buckingham, Defendant
In the District Court fst Judicial District, Idaho
Territory, for Nez Perez County.
To S. S. BUCRLNGHAH, Defendant
TN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES, and
the People Of said rerrritery, you are hereby re-
1uired TO appear and answer the complaint fled
against you in the above entitled action Within ten
days exclusive Of the day of service thereof served
within this county IL served out OF the county and
within said District twenty-days-and II, served by
publication. then by the first day Of the reg ulaf
term of said Court, commencing more than hve
weeks from the date Of the first publication hereof
and il you fail to answer the court will proceed to
hear said canse and to render such judgment against
you as tire evidence and justice against -yoH may
demand. THAYER & DALTON. Attys for Prf.
s0aafid Of non-residenbe of the defendant
heren II was ordered that service of the foregoing
summons be made BY publication in the walla Wal
"a SrATEsNAN, in Washington Territory { or Eve sue
cessive weeks. MILTON KELLY, Dist Judge.
By W. A. BELcHER. Clark.
H. o. ADAMS, Deputy.
Lewiston Oct. 30th, 1856, l7-5W.
, 1866-12-07

loUNG gentlemen Of poetic temperament
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i1r .nsttut'ons we're not invented to give oppor,
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, 1866-12-07
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, 1866-12-07
AGency Notice.

TOHN W. KELLY is Authorized to receive and
81 receipt for all moneys due r R. d s. G. REES
on account Of the WAlla WsllA StdtesmdR office.
Apply At the ofios. K r. & 5. g. REES.
Nov Is, 1885. 4s-W3
, 1866-12-07
NOTICE.

HAvING BEEN TO CONSIDERABLE EX-
III pense in Building and Furnishing the NEW
ORIENTAL HOTEL. am obliged TO call on all
those with whom have accounts Vf long standing,
TO call and settle FORTHWITH. All those who thus
indebted. and fail TO call and settle by the Ist OF De-
cember will be published under the head of sHotel
Bilks,n n the columns OF the STATESMAN and other
paper. ,47-iml NJ. HARTMAN.
, 1866-12-07
SNAKE RIVER FEBS
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Fe1Tpen viii Be kept IN attendance, .nS, ~ ~
tion IN crossing on Their part, nPen oe,b1i 1ir5s,
70 the proprietors, will b stsenAed VI W % "
dismissal. HaY and Grain consta anTIr w cS0TI
Aug11 SSms1 CRONLf
, 1866-12-07
WESTERN HOTEL.

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PcRTLAN
S. d. SMITH, Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
been entirely repainted, rehtted and enlarged by
an addition offs number of new rooms, and the pro-
prietof is now able to offer additional inducements to
the patrons of the honse, and also solicit increased
patronage from tho travelling public.
Especial attention is called to his SuiTs OF Rooms
and arrangements for the accommodation Of families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su-
pervsion assisted by experts in the art eui sine and
be faters himself able crafty the tastes and
wishes Of ALL ~ Hotel open at all hours.
Portsnd, May 26. 65. 24ly
, 1866-12-07
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WASHING TONI &C
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA, 90
In the District Court Of the LIST Judicial District
and before the Judge thereof, sitting at Chambers
Catherine McMurrhy, Plaintiff.
, 1866-12-07
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
M, NEW arMHDfrs Ehw AzafzD1nsl
.-Dr. TaibDoii,e Dispensar.y,

lN1O KEARNY STREET.
D1O corner Commercial, San
Francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual and Semi
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea ,
elect, Structure, Syphilis IN all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
ltency, etc. Skin diseases (of years
stAndip2) and liberated Legs, sue
oonnhaliu fraatad. = -
, 1866-12-07
]. q. nLEWETT.

Lewiston. Oct SOth, 1856. 9
, 1866-12-07

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