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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-01-09
Great Ieeeiiaac ia Dry xacosls.

Great Decline la Dry Sscosas.
The subscribers have just received lot OF
new goods, bought since the heavy decline,
and they proniiseto give the advantage of the
fall to all who may purchase go DIS from them.
This promise is given in good faith, and all
we ask is The opportunity to show We mean
what we say.
The average define in goods is about 20
per cent. In fact some goods can and will be
sold at old prices
PIPER s FUNKHOJSER
BROWN AND BLEACHED COTTON lower
than they have been sold since the war, at
PIPER 4 FUNkIIOUSER'
EXPRESS CLOTHS & P0pLINs at great
y reduced prices at
PIPER & FUNKHoUsEGs.
BLACK GOODS at Old prices at
PIPER & EUNkE0USER'S
sHANLs, LONG & SQUARE at exactly old
prices at PIPER 4 FJNkHOUSERS.
A LARGE LOT OF C..LICOEs, Dclaines
and Flannels cheaper than ever at
PIPER & FUNkHOUSER'S
ACCENTS DI.-Please take the hint
and oblige PIPER 6 FUNkHOuS SER.
EVERY ECDY call and see the cheap goods
at PIPER & FUNKuOUSER'S
Dec 5-if
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LOCAL.
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Wanted,

Wanted,
Two second hand Distills and fixtures Ap-
ply to E: s. White & Co., Lexington.
Dec 1s-tf
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EEaeEasae Silk.
Black and Colored Machine Silk. for sale by
Oct 3l-tf W. NJ. POOLE.
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Hosiery & Gloves. stock is
very complete and cheap for Cash.
Nov 1T w. NJ. POOLE.
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BOLTlNG CLOTHS.

ANCHOR BOLTlNG CLOTHS.
| have just received DIRECT from the Imports
or a lot Of the. celebrated .'iIct Anker' Bolt
ing Cloths, Of various numbers, and warrant
ed genuine. These Celebrated Cloths have Ii.
equal in the qualities Of cvenness, smooth
ness, uniformity, durability and freeness II,
boiling. Their superiority, established w
time ard trial is recognized by the best City
slllers, by whom they are used almost e1clu-
sively.
slillcrs and Millwrights arc requested to
call ard examine them.
July 1S-tf GEO. Il. PRICE.
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Black and Colorcd Prints, just received ans
for sale by MN. POOLE
Oct Stiff
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Superior Tea.
Still another supply Of that very superior
Tea received. The lovers of good tea should
give it a trial L. e. PRICE.
Nov 21-tf
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How q, your tail ?
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EseG sole Leather.
Selected Red Sole Leather constantly on
hand. Also, French Calf Skins, Lining,
Bindings, Thread Pegs, &C.
Nov 2l--tf Ct. Z. PRICE.
Cooking Stoves.
Just received . supply of the Mt. Vernon.
They have no superior G. L. PRICE.
Nov 2l-tf
G.ssssage Cutters and Suffers.
Iale's Cutters and Suffers, the best in use,
for sale by G. L. PRICE.
Nov 21--<tf
Gsaain.
By the feet, suitable for Wells, Sc, fsr
sale by G. L. PRICE.
Nov 21--tf
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Corn Shelter

A supply constantly ou hand,
Eey pl--tt q Z. pE;cE
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A SUPERIOR Lot Of Furs, carpeting and
OIL Cloths at S. Ii. HILB'S.
Sent 26-tf
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Day Goods, HdfGscas'e, dc.
Aaof7.ar ygar Declared!

= = = - -
GREAT SLAUGHTER ANTICIPATED
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BROWN AND BLEACnED COTTON lower
than they have been sold since the war, at
PIPER 4 FUNkHOUSER'
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ACCENTS READY. Please take the hint
and oblige PIPER s FUNkHOUSER.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-28

ARTLEss SfMPLlCITY.-ONE Of the
sweetest incidents that we have mo-
ticed for many q day and one which
shows the effect of early trainging,
assisted BY : pure and dhdefifei i'm.
4agination, has Just fallen under our
observation. Fl is thus related:
A lady visited New York city, and
saw on the sidewalks q ragged, cold
and hungry little girr gazing visit
fully at some cakesin 4 shop window
She stopped, and taking the little
one BY the hand, led her into tho
store. Though she was aware that
bread might be hetter for the cold
child than cake;yet desiring to crafty
the shivering and forlorn one, she
bought and gave hertz cake she
wanted. She then took her to anoth-
ter place. where she procured, her 4
shawl and other articles Of comfort
The grateful little creature looked
the benevolent lady fnll III The face,
and with artless simplicity. eaid: ARE
you Gods wife7' Did the most elo-
quent speakerevar employ words to
. better advantagc,Ex
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Human Natur. !"

Names and localities have not been
given us, but We have been assured
That the following anecdote 10 true.
Before giving il, however I'VE will
say what weIthink, and that is. Chat
forinne hunting is less q female than
d male occupation hereabonts.. But
10 tue story x yodng man visited
d ptices Of fashionable suAr@ef resort
and caAaed the friend suha intfodn-
cod him ID wAisIarr that ejyges worth
three hundred tKoisand dollars. Hin
sjoirn was bat seven days, in which
time be- eonrted seYenteed yopnx Ia,
dies, fqurtcon pEeMiscd Airb, three
waived 4 promise, lie kiefed eleven,
and got nine rings, which he traded
'ior Aeps, ana iets Il 81 sa.ss
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Hon. VIM. =. Chandler.

Hon. Wms =. Chandler. asi
/ sgHsregret' to notice IN our Wash-.a
speciais, that this gentlemen ;
has rendered hisrcsignation as Assis.i ,
tant Seerstary ofsthe Treasury, and :
tllemes6 so; since the safnc tiisnatch. 4
es aaneopcrsfhat, he II succeeded ~
Edmsndie eboPer, private Secretary
sud whipper ia. for Andrew JohrsoH.sr
i Ara Chsadier risonesof the fsremossos
yosne sEasySss e the New Hamr.s
share bsEsantasa cemipg man in New
.Esglsad whase Rep.bIicnnism was i
made Of toosatsfdy : stuff to sucumb =
10 the scductiye Establishments Of i,
nughs Nc cGallpch. IL his masfcr
king Andrew. He discharged the !
responsible ydpties of, his Office with /
remarkable hoaeaty an.ls 1asiency /
His reiisesnsgt il e.,pnblie calamity
and wllhadard the hungry cormor4
ants. that hes es,managed to keep az !
bay - lpngsa day efgenerAl jsbiisesis
Ednnad Coepkrois q blatant bra
gen faced Teanesse Copperbead, who ]
has ~ good sA;idenof the location Of i
his.na erstcrihsAnd A. sdelicate' and
acansetasa scentsfathe flesh pots aof :
office, sssang of Mr.. Johnson's nu q
merouss atslites who revoixs around )
him nj a worry small orbit. ssa yi.af
! Fhefact of ha having been . cops q
perhead nsmher OF the Both, and .
defeated capdidsts fss.ths 40th Com L
gress, and having in discussion last i
winter with Judge Kelley revived !
the favorite argument Of the explod =
cd chivalry, BY calling thehttera . lisr
in debate; without provocation, will
probably initiate somtwhat against
his confirmation BY the Senate, un-
less, indeed, the lovely system Of !,
trade and dicker that secured Rous-
seau and Steadman's con6rnat .on'
shall again be revived.
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Congisel6sT T

| sEfsA tss Az8s3 9@Oa1& xBM DG S3sfHs =
SteDbsxfy Or soms other famembsf
|of the Brsad sud Butter Brigade sas
Washington, recently u 9aye ysI ID on onin-
ion through 6he Nstio6si Intell;cen.
cer, HIST Congress could not connstii--o q 4 Il 2
tdtionaiIy meet before the sfirsStI r. Mon ,.,,s
day ID December, abdi the meeting, ],
wsfit o1 just tho same shd Il hiapn s
noon yesterday 4cting vioe President ];
Benz ~ II lths ssnAt apd sehuv..'' :
Ter Colfax'in TIE House, called tho'
representatives ofshs peop,o togstheerr Y
as per act of Congress passed last
July. 0s sssa assss ssssssstsle Z 20 80 Isl
n the Senate Edm6nds introduced
asesolution against tke l)ean- en-. IN.
'iletoh. B1tterlS Stevens SwindIs Of RS j. .
pudistio1, by pxyfng our debts with
irresismAbis sKinplasters. s' s'i'i
In The Hou5e : lengthy islis sliscasssion ii i :
was had over lie admission of lie i.
Repsbliesna amefnlB Bers rom Tenn easee. a,
COppes opposed admission becanse tBo'
negrocs'had voted ours instead of
their ticket. r The admission went
Or just ths ssams.'' Es.'s' Z
Wilsosof Iows, ststed that tsfhs,' thso,
Impeachnsht Committee would ba
ready ytoreport Monday. The speak! K! ,
er also annodficed that he would BE-
ready to appoint the permanent COM
mittees then. Both HoUsetthen ad-
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a Lively Fight.

The harmonious democracy OF New
York, sre running three candida tes'
for the Mayoralty. They are the
present incumbent, John T. Hoffman
: Tammsny, !" Fernandy Ncud,
/" Moxarrs ana John "A. Anthon,,
= Onion" Il is not expected that
AnthoD, thsdeospt aAdloyxf s1ndid-
ate will get many votes. The rspub-
lican candidate is VIM. Al. Darling,
who may run in on account ofthe Sc
dissensions: y.
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~, W, 4 MAGS4es y n !

ee1e Z 2
,eT The, following is 4 report ot All OH the
'lessentials4nd iatnressing. porfi0us,sai
I0snesal alhUrman 'Arecens srotcbteat
lSt { LdtIih, before the meeting Of 'tis
4 Arrp1y sof' the 'renpessos VI V
space hae compelled usl to omit I
portion of II ls- ssit sts,lls u 81
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In osmars1eN1 1ptapepdilE fGconei4e
lAerit, it i very evident kko& I ~
mono himself.
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,soTTUpwA:s IOWA THURSDAY NOVEMBER IS. 1867

hsAftily1nd clcsffdIly join With "a
In this fneure Conrse,al, f0r one, ,swouil
welcome them back, our ..eqnalsa sbu
mot our superiorss snd lend them !,
Helping hdnd. Bat. it ike spoiIe,
children they viii clihk u tie desj
past Nndsshut. their eyes Se the com
ia9 dutnre;I would only call their "a
tentioh to, that wGve Of. aemigraties
that have swept over our land from
the Atlantic 70 the PaeilIc, and iiius1
5000 tern back kntt How South. rs
They mnysoppose; but their sopR0si-
tion will sbe,assyain asitwqs for then
to try and stop the Army Of ths
Tennessee which swept the Icpgtl
andsbfeadth Of their iand. The mex
war of N0rthernsinvasiOn will moi
desolate. their land, bal will fructify
a.sa Esg gslps!esss i. ii z,
Xnd now IA c0i,cl lusi3n, my fffend6,
4 viii Say that sfncc the war closed,
n0thfng has given me more satisfacl
tienthan ID soc the spirit yoa have
al manifested since you cast sside
the soldiers garb. 4. .,...,. !. I. &.
frccaIl little circumstance IN
Memphis ia the summer of fso3.
We were laying ID camp, drilling and
preparing for the coming winter
when 4 was visited By j : gentleman
of high education, Captain then,
now ADMIRAL Lessof Ike, oftbeR Russian
navy, who accompanied me inmany
drills and reviews, always compliman1
ting our men on their soldierlY so.
pearance. On one occasion, we, rode
into the camp of Barretts Battery,
and we timed them from tho call 81
assembly tilirthe battery was harness
ed up and ont in the field ready for
action. He was much pleased at their
p,omptness. j explained that our men
were not professional soldiers, but
had been mechanics, clerks ] and la-
borers only h few months before. He
seemed to admit that was possible,
but he,sail: What will yoa do with
these men when the war is over?" /
They will all quietly and,
peacefully return tbtheir homes. He
shock his head, and did not believe
me. y / have no dohbt that hess has
since given %, As g people, full credit
fort his resnlt-t0 bin and to all
Europeans SO enigmatical in its char
acter. Yes, 0rr men have returned
to thsif homes in peaGe and Qai6tM-
Andgo wherp 4 may, meet tham III
more or less busy At their yaried. call.
iDgs. Instead Of the great arf Of de-
stfuction, they are now practising
that better t'ofconstruction DodaeI
guiding the PacificrailroAd that st~sI
pendous movement Of the he,encrgS and,
and resources of our pcoplc) across
the Rocky Mountains, Easement lay
ing HIS two miles ofrsils per, day. -
Wrightsseeking ont tho way for the
Southern Pacific road, gsprague at
the North, building Westward, ,Corsel
constructing harhors on the great,
lakes, Blair and Warner planting cot
ton at the South, Wilson delving out
the Mississippi, and planning to make
The Illinois River majestic canal fed
by the great lakes Of the North, and
tnrn which way we may, NE find our
comrades busy, their swords turned
into pruning hooks. each psanting hisi
own vine and Az tree, and no man
Go on then / saw and encourage nc
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flour friends III tia South Mil
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fSffha ksf1SS nfx fha Ynnr nscMa hus]
HI III 81 !, 3 S,,t n & 81 & 4 as a. reo
nia 81 sl IS ]; n : AZ o,ys ", ns
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far 4 q aI Ham & a. ncSnn IN INA I'M ~ III Fas,
4 fSnnessc calietI M ksi in Al ni,,,l II. M / n
! q oo nm r1Sah fopests snd Az,
f;vke III {h,SnaS lba mud All oye,
j4Lc roN9.iIS ~ hahmsad Nh I'M I ne;k-
sont Mountain wIIh it, rebei ha,fer
I'M I'M rnu SsA d1vn II ~, n;,dn s. a. snd npnr
a ~ q ~; IA Nh, Sc AZ. ~ sfta ,
Aoogs IN rainam 6er rss s,,m
1Soned akead 81 VIM & 81 ,nect 3 i a q enefaj \ &
Irant M Ehatianoooa md / M recall 4
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( IKE barapel of Fort Wood. rs pt,infsd
An e ma fba cirasiinsg sii;s,1 1rahal IN 1, 81
81 q, Z Z, J, 8 I.
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y nest r. stSN ~ at 1 DgrsldRsport, gs ppiiln9
An vaF isasllAsell one prlgnt moon iign! l!
niSnt, Q0wna those, fnirfy miles q
river, anqs VII hQqt All0wlng you
moments reel hnrrieQs yOu forward
1Ou know the scQneI, how we mass
ed behind thoset bills. and laid that
pontoon bridge below Chickamauga
at night, and hastily. nercbcd to the
top Of mission ridge, The prolon,
cation. Of Bragg's line, OF investment
clenrtv there was not room there
Tor IA 6oth and nna nfna had ~ IN;
y. Z. ~. !. !. ,Es "a. Ri
M 49,. 4, .'sr- ...s
~ h. S. s'y q, ~ ma as..' .'
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s.ssz IL o. IL. ]. ~, -
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n,a,,ts .r., sr,a,,t a. 49,, 49, - III.
M,s.iar 1,;5.;a - ]. ~, 49,.
s. !, Mn "a ~ -,
ro,a sss,, 81 ~. -. ~ ~
nessee vs,lev D. sss
W. took payt ,,.t n ~ a, r.n;, .,a and,no
ourselves N 'be. open country at Greys
' v'f'e' ana know'ns the poverty ofthe store
duct vo, ~ i the Ala ks..ea ,ha very =
garden. of the old Cherokees' where /
-. ~" .1,, :, n = '".. -. sou ..'u = 'sas.
49, h...,,.. =. ~. .... - p ~ n'
~ CO. .s ,sass.,.a. 80. - ss,s - -,. " s -
he,. ,;,,, ,e,,ars ), nc sro,. Co., c.. -
sav;ng n ,ha, ~ h.tad s. - cs,, onms for aar.
,u.1archinu mt there u.s =, .,terns,;va
We we're ALREADY = aixiy miles in the al
recficn 3: Knoxville where Burnside was
closely besieged hy the rebel Longstreet.
and needed help At the time. our men
were in decidedly light, marching order.
Our haversacks with The "old three days.
rations to hast Ave" had already been
drawn ont to seven, but this was NO time
for Hesitation. and We went on 10 Knox
Vile, and relieved Burnside fiom bis
pressing dangsf, II on that cccasion we
were i'stie hard on our Union friends
Of East Tennessee. hope they aparecia-
'e'i the TACT thht they i,ad as''nnch inter.
estin the resst IS We. and, to our rebel
friends they Know = tnat we, WHO were en-
eaged IN = nati mar WORK, ought not to
suner lot 'ooc a. long ~ 'ney nau any.
a VIII NOT 40 ior me now 70 dwell
on those interesting tlmca hut there
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Z iEnp . olTllRlE- s.
CARP il n, TIE RS

s. ,sssfSs~ AND DUlHDEIs6. q tsfsai
Nmfssttsnl is ali work entrustSd to
thinn y ~ 4p1ns1p pine1~ and fflelity. i sEss
Plans and Specifications tnrnishsd,
- iaa issi All s:sasdSa dSa,sg 81 Bsza;aa.
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t-lS III .tgexs IS II 4ks,gas All tit tts ssstssy
j But, y little over BIZ years agY =
the n ~ memoraDle year 1901 we, 3, Wers .
All startled M by the gathering clond:
which portended civil war bst SO q ae s,
customsd had our people become lal
the north especlIa!sy) 10 The war i Aks l!
ia!,Sslage of the press, that lew real \;
ized the real danger Ons people
could not pe!ieye that any part .s' q q
Them nag cause 70 reps gagalnfsf F,. Z
government E n s9 mild ana pateEnal y
ils raIurc puf all y ~ once the storm Yg!
ciond ltt pprst ?yer Fort ?umrte g, .ln
CnArleeton hernor ana .lQsa then i, our l
northerl g, masses Z. rose ~, p aJestic ear q i
neslnesss aetersNined 20 rescue the
country lrom me threasensd tlanger
coat ~ WRat = night. keKamentlaftes
regslaent came pouring in TOE xistence
ss.v 81. Il nsssl.cs us.sI.!'ssu .,', - puln 4,
ss'o; svNs y s'p.aNk - ~ - 81
Inc stern requirements OF war. sss1al
GnstIng our eyesstol the Sodth; We
hehclt about one-third ofsours people
oscupying nearly one-haif. of oat
terrstory nrrayed in open, detiant,re.
beHion totthenational authority and
who had, after long g-seeming lprepar.
ataon, seized upon the nationalsmints
custom houses, navy yards. arsenal
andatorts had deliberately organ-
lied "a separate government and set
up q claim to DC recognized 90 an in
dependent power amongthe nations
ofsthe earth. Before their purpose
had boen OWNED, orcould be prevcn-
ted, they had organiseditheir people
into strong military order, and had
built fontlnuuus dine OF forts and
camps rom the isotomac 20 the
p'a'ns " .nc Mest' o"ra'ns OUT pss.
sase uo"r ~ me M,ssass'pP'', ,and'e ee .ne
'oou.n. Ineh ~ aeHahce sney ooldiy
our ADVANCE.
Whilst our parlor knights--bold in
words INT not ln q daads-. lrere -cryias
alopd - ~ to lslcnmond s break =
:. .ao - .,senoolle ~ ING leoe,l,ons !,
80, go. sn0 .''o''s'el - .''o oua. ""u
] ! na'",,oss !. - gsnela' ssPfss:,ons
q IN, ,,'.0 I. s1,'. ,;,a 'nan Wy. qa.e.'y,
!, Misnuus ''o'Ss 9 - .eon,u'son wNnou.
o1sss ess Z. o'ussel, W''noas .l.e oounu
!. ''.a.s.. ., s.l'.s e p.0's, :" any
!, - WESTERN "'en. naa assem-.
u'ea y. !a'ro $. a. anu aauca'l un:,er :,s ne
: 'eaa.'sn'f n = MN ~np ne W. SUI uo.
! sshs - -. can $, 'o'N chao', eMoarkea
.po" tns.s .ra'' eS.,,'s0a.'.1 m 1hu c9n. 7 J.
sssuu s"' rso, aa''nay .s,, ua'usr .a:,
oo"'a'uoI. ruo.e, Iurn.u tne'I
course up the tennessee fs,yor ana
ass'.',lsr as'.s =. me pr,u, ''''e - INC 'Ar
- @ .nc ae''nosSee. 'D's
Hardy was the fact known before
The whole country was electrified BY
glad tidings that Henry and Doneid.
son had fallen that the boasted reb
q line was broken IN twain, ana that
is ends and fragments had been
loosened end were falling back IN
c0niuslon to 9 safe place.
Then on 10 Shiloh, wherc we
fought the rebels one Of those hard
and bloody battles worthy to be
called an epoch in the war itself and
With the aid Of our comrade Army of
The Cumberland, We drove them back,
and beyond their second chosen line
1t Corinth. Here those two armies,
destined To play 10 Important part
h the future war, parted for q time
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PERsoNAL.-We arc informed that
the friends Of Hon. Chas., Dudley
will present him as Z Candidate for
speaker Of tho lower Hodse Of the
next Legislature.
Mr., Dudley has had legislative
experience ID the extent of serving
ono term very creditably, and &C
ceptably to his constituents in the,
last General Assembly, and is withaf
y man Of eminent good sense, and
practicahihty in legislative, IS we'll
as other matters, and has political
spiral colonn, ofthenaost rerpendicu-
lar sort. We havcno doubt buthe with
q little experiences would discharge
the delicate and arduous labors Of
the speakers chair, in q manner
highly creditable % himself, and
satisfactory to tho House. \
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GRAsr An FEsfos. These arc
the names an the Str Register
.rpss pp ins ng and censlsaixs ar-
ticlA n qol candidates, in the aps
|prQ6 sesidentid casvassss H.
is Wv trSly d strong and popular -
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, 1867-10-18
Mustang Liniment.'

Have you hurt child or a lame horse? Use the
Mexican Mustang Liniment
For cuts, sprai s, burns, swellings and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is a certain
cure.
For Rheumatism. neuralgia stiff joints. stings and
bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mustang
Lniment.
Cor spawned horses, the poll evil ring bone, and
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang Linement never fails
For wind gals, scratches, big head and splint
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so com.
mon and certain TO occur in every family, that bot.
Tie fthis Liniment is the hes. Investment that can
be made.
IT is more certain thar &c Goctor--it saves time
in sending for the do lit is che0pcr than the
doctor, and should ne oe dispensed with.
In lifting the kettl. rom fire, il tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly, The Mustang Lin.
iment extracted the pain. and caused the to heal
rapidly, and left very little scar. CHAs. FOSTER.
l31 Broad street: Phila
Mrs S. Itch, Of HYDE Park, VT. writes: ''My
horse was considered worthless. (spavinl but since
The use Of the Mustang Liniment, 1 have sold him
Tor $50. Your Liuiment is doing wonders up here.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravngs
signed q. W. WestbrOOk Chemist, and also has the
private U. S. stamp OF Demas Barnes ,E Co, over
the top. Look closely. Sold by xl druggists, 25
so cts, and 81 90.
, 1867-10-18
Administrators Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF wALLA wALLA.

hIIOh1 Uf W AOHINU IUN, 7
COUNTY OF wALLA wALLA. (
TN THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR SAID
il County. In the matter of tho estate of E. w.
Tracy, deceased. In pursuance OF an order of the
Probate Court of Walla Walla County, entered on the
18th day Of September 1867, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, for cash. in coin on the premises
on Tuesday the 18th day of November. 1867, at the
hour Of II o'clock, NJ, the following DESERT ed
real estate to-wit: The undivided third Of that
certain lot of ground, with the buildings thereon,
situate on Main street, in the City of Waa Walla,
having twenty six feet in front by a depth between
parallel lines of hundred and twenty feet long, be
ing part of lot l. in block 49, and known as the Ex.
press Building and lot At the same time the re-
manning twothirds of said lot will be offered for sale
on like terms. JAS. D. MIX,
43-td# Admir- ofestate of Tracy and owners ag't.
, 1867-10-18
LYONS Extract Ginger.

LYoS's EXTRACT OF JANNcA GINslR.-Fot Indi-
gestion Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus,
Flatulency, &C., where "A warming stimulapt is re-
qured. Its careful preparation and entiro purity
make it a cheap and reliable article for culinary
purposes. Sold everywhere at 30 cts per bottle Ask
for "LYON'S" Pure Extract. Take no other.
CAUTIoN-see that the private U S. stamp of De-
mas Barnes tS Co. is over the cork Of each bottle.
None other is genuine. 4o-ly'