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, 1869-07-23
Premium Sash and Door Factory.

III AVING RECEIVED The PREMIUM AT THE
III last County Fair on DOORS, SASH, MOULD
lNGS and PLANNING, wish more specially to call
the attention of the public generally that am con
stantly adding on lew machinery and am now pro
pared to do any work in my line as low as any ono
else in this place; | care not how low they do it.
My work will be done rs well as iC is done in San
Francisco or Portland. will keep on hand al the
following sizes:
SASHES-From sxlO to l0xl6, twelve lights with
and without glass. Other sizes made 10
order on Short Notice.
DOORS-Of all sizes. two and four panels, always
on hand.
WINDOW BLINDS made TO crder
am also prepared to do all kinds Of TURNING
and CABINER WORK. Broom handles, Bedsteads,
DOW FRAMES also made to order. My
Planer, and Tonguer and Groover
are some of the best machines on the coast and will
not fail to do good work.
have q Patent Tooth Saw for saving weather
boarding, which will true and smooth. Also.
an up and down saw, for saving circles.
WAGON WORK will be done at Low rates.
will take in exchange fot some of my work,
Grain, Lumber and Shingles.
/ am now prepared to Take Contracts for any kind
Of CARPENTER Work. Having some of the best
workmen in my employ, am Bound to Give Salts
faction.
] hold myself ready at all times to GIVE BONDS
for the performance Of any contract may take.
j. SWIFT on the Upper Umatilla, Oregon, is my
agent; those in want Of SASH and DOORS in that
part of the country will please apply to him.
s3S Remember John Devells Premium Sash and
Door factory, Walla Walla.
l5-tf JOHN DovELL.
, 1869-07-23
the Onieh

ruE e-Ro"-grained chap who rpEs -.
Heightened at the spparitiou OF q death'Su>
Sc eross,boueI. The fellow has evidently been
,oki,g in the glass and caught glimpse of
I, own ugly mug.
, 1869-07-23

AT the recent election in Washing ton, the
negro barber at Willards Hotel was ch osen
an Alderman, and the head waiter at the
National, Councilman. Every Ward 10 the
city is represented in the councils by negro.
Now "Iet Us have peace"
, 1869-07-23

ESCAPED JAIL.-on opening the Jail at an
early hour on Wednesday morning, Sheriff
NcAuliH found that one of his prisoners, man
named John Weaver, had escaped He was con-
fned on the charge of having killed a valuable
aged in some way to obtain a cold chisse, and
With this he cue away the iron-bar of his CELL
window, and made bis escape. A prisoner
occupying an adjoining cell heard him at work
all of Tuesday night but was unable to give
alarm, As soon as the escape was discovered,
the Sheriff and his Deputy instituted thorough
search for the missing man but were unable to
get on his tracks. Measures will at once be
taken to render the prison more secure and guard
against future escapes.
, 1869-07-23
TALL0W AND GREASE WANTED.

THE WALLA WALLA SOAP COMPANY will
i purchase all the TALLOW AND CREASE that
IL offered and pay for the in Soap or Cash as
may ba preferred. Apply at the SOAP FACTORY,
lust below Reese's Mill 4H
, 1869-07-23
Gen. Grants Famous Horses |!

the best newspaper Illustration OF the kind ever is
sned in this county. Also Illustrated poem en-
titled John CHINAMAN, AND JoNATHAN,"a sketch
for the Fourth of July, relating to the meeting Of
Occident and Orient via the Pacific Railroad.
MooRLs RURAL is adapted to the whole country.
East and West, North and South. Is live, wide
awake progressive. Contains no CANNON. Talks
imparts reliable information the same subject Is
not only o superior LITERARY AND FAMILY PAPER
but treats ably and fully upon Rural and Domestic
Affairs, Science, Art. &c. In brief an exchange
recently said, "MooREs RURAL is the most elegantly
printed, ably edited Cideiy circulated and heartily
t0seonfd, HhOle, irhieh finds its ,0Gy among
hsPeopIe."
TRY 1T A YEAR,
and you will indorse that opinion. Only % Year
81 so for Six Months. AS Half Volume begins
July 8, Nol0 is the Time to Subscribe! Ask your P
N. ur News Agent TO remit direct to
D. D. T. MOORE,
3lw2 Al Park Row, New York.
, 1869-07-23

hing to turn up. Go and
NEvBR wait for1s'- y. takes less time and
turn It up for yourself =
iS sure to be done.
, 1869-07-23

THE assumption Of male costume b. an act
ress Isl ineIpresIibly reprehensibls and pnoe'
coming.
, 1869-07-23

ws DoS'f KSOw.-How is It that the birds
% happy, seeing that they re mostly ?" DIP
, 1869-07-23

TIE LAKGEsTI BEST AND CHEAPEST
Rural, Literary and Family Weekly
in the World. Sixteen hve-column pages. Excels
in both contents and Style Employs the best Tai
ent. Has Seven Editors and Hundreds of Special
Contributors and Correspondents. Is finely and
profusely Illustrated Continental Circulation Of
nearly loo, 900, and rapidly increasing. Relies upon
MERIT, and is the favorte Of all who admire Ability
Variety, Taste, Spirit, Progress and Usefulness
Both Press and People pronounce it the
, 1869-07-23
BEST WEEKLY IN AMERICA

MooRE's RURAL should be taken by every inteli-
gent American Citizen, for it is the best exponent of
the progressive character OF the "Unversal Yankee
Nation" and circulates all over the Atlantic and
Pacific Sta fes-reaching the latter a week from date
The first No. of the New Half Volume (which be-
gins July 81, will contain among other rich things,
splendid full-page Group Of Seven Of
, 1869-07-23

NAKED swords will be no longer tolerated at
theatrical representations.
, 1869-07-23

YEs.-Msy an affected pAWabrOker'S assistant
be designated q oVppinjay7
, 1869-07-23

DRAMATIC ESTERrAINMEST,-We attended, on
Wednesday evening, the complimentary benefit
given BY the ladies of Walla Walla to Miss NJ.
Field, having been induced to do so by the an
nouncement that the reading of Hamlet would
form a portion nf the evenings entertain uent.
Regarding Hamlet one of the immortal Poets
most beautiful conceptions, we never miss an
opportunity of seeing it enacted or hearing it
read. Several very fac passages from that play
we're given by Miss F. in the highest style of
the art, and were received with raptures of ap>
plause. Her recitation of "Sbsmus O'Brien "
was the best we have ever heard the pathetic
appeal of the aged mother to the Judge in be-
half of her erring, yet noble boy, was most
touchingly portrayed, and was loudly applaud
ed. Indeed, the entire evenings performance
gave evidence that Miss Field possesses dramatic
talent of no common order.
, 1869-07-23


CRY OFFIcERS.-On Tuesday evening last,
the old members of the City Council met for the
last time, and having closed up all their bbsi-
ness adjourned sine die. The new members, all
of whom were present. were then sworn iu, and
the Council organized by the election Of W. s.
Niheer as President, and o. P. Lacy, er~oFaiO
Clerk. Mayor Stone, Recorder Lacy, Marshal
Delaney, aud the other city officers qualified at
the same time, and so the new city government
was fully organized. The new Board fud the
city ssddled With heavy debt, which it will tax
all their ingenuity and economy to liquidats,
and at :he same time meet the ordinary and nec-
eSsary expenditures. As a matter of reference
We give the names of he Couucilmen and their
places of business James Jones, of Jordan L
Co., lower end of Main street; P. N. Lynch,
blacksmith, Main street, above the bridge
ThoS. fietney livery stable keeper, Main street,
near the water tank ThOs. Quinn, sAddler, Main
street, near the bridge W. 8. Mineer, physician,
office on Third street, nearly opposite the Staiss>
nan building. All these gentlemen are largely
Interested in the property of the city, aud at
Weir hands We may expect wise and econoui>
eai Administration Of city affairs.
, 1869-07-23

DRAwERs will not be henceforth admitted 40
items Of stage furniture.
, 1869-07-23
wsHINGToN NEWS.

Washington, July l7.-Professor G.. B.
Vashou, a well known colored lawyer,
recently connected with the Freedmen's
Bureau, was admitted to the bar in the crimi-
nal court to-day, Judge Fisher remarking,
on directing his name to Be entered on the
rolls that the rules required motions for ad-
missions to the bar to be made in the general
term, but as the Supreme Court Of the
United States had decided, in the case Of
Bradley, that the criminal court was a sep.
arate court, be would take the responsibility
of admitting him.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner has
decided the second hanG articles purchased,
repaired and sold by the manufacturers must
pay the same tax as the new.
Chicago, July 1.-THE Republican, 5
special has positive information that Secre-
tary Fish thoroughly endorses the scheme for
the solution of the Cuban question by the
Cubans purchasing the Island for themselves
from Spain, the United States endorsing
the bouds for the purchase money. Informa-
tiOn equally positive says that President Grant
has declared his intention not to allow the iron
clads built 10 this country for Spain 10 sail.
The same special says responsible persons
the governmental San Domingo
have recently been to Washington to secure
the aid of the Administration in their effort
to negotiate annexation. They say this can
be accomplished without the expenditure of
money. They argue that the coffee and other
products of the island will be moTe valuable
to The United States than the products of
Cuba 1t is belived that the annexation Of
the Island is only question of time.
, 1869-07-23

n BLUE MOUNTAIli LODGE, No. ~
IN d A. M, holds its regular Communications
Xxx on the LIST and Sd Mondays Of each month, At
~ \s1< O'Clock, P. n BretAren in good stAndin'
are iu vited to attend.
l9tf By order oft WIN.
, 1869-07-23
PAON T1RATN.

TINE SUBSCRTBER has PACK TRAIN Of 70
MUl .ES, which he offers for sale.
SnN Apply 10 JAMES NeAULIFF.
, 1869-07-23
DIsAsrER on rHE ERIE RAILROAD.

New York, July l6.-There are a few
additional particulars of the Erie Railroad
accident: Gibson a passenger, says of the
burning of the smoking car, that in a seat,
wedged iu by heaps Of broken timber, sat
Rev. Mr.. Halleck. He was perfectly
unhurt, but unable to extrieate himself from
the wreck. In calm accents and collected
tones, he told us to get an Ak and try to cut
inside the car. We searched around and
obtained one from house by the roadside,
but it was too dull and we could do nothing
with it. We worked and strove to liberate
the unfortunate gentleman who sat there,
sound in limb, awaiting the approach Of the
hungry flames. Nearer and nearer they came
until his hair began to crisp and bis skin to
crack; we, in like manner, found the heat
unbeatable and retired, compelled to leave
this poor gentleman, with eight fellow
sufferers, to their terrible fate. We moved
of until all was over. Nine passengers were
thus burned to death and nine others injured,
more or less severely.
Another passenger says: l heard little
children screaming for their mothers; pas
seneers 10 the ruins called for help, aud
groaued with pain. Axes were got aRd enc
or two we're actually chopped out of their
Imprisonment. Most of the passengers in
this car we're killed and their bodies con-
sumed or injured. should think there were
sixteen or seventeen 10 the front end Of this
car and think but two were taken ont alive.
1 do not think there was person killed hy
the smash, but all the deaths were caused
BY. the FIRE.
, 1869-07-23

THE Best OUr.-Mr. Disraeli and bis fol-
lowers.
, 1869-07-23

A FIRsr -RirE FELLER--An American backs
woodsman.
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A DIFFICULT QUESTION ANSWERED.
Can anybody tell why, vi en- Eve
was manufactured from one Of Ad.
ANS ribs, hired girl wasn't made
10 wait on her.--fxchange.
We cab, easily. Because Adam
never came whining to Eve with a
ragged stocking TO be darued, col
lar string to be sewed on, or glove
to be mended fright away, quick
now" Because he never read the
newspapers until the sun got down
behind the palm tree, and then
stretched himself, yawning out, saint
supper most ready my deart" Not
he. lie made the tire, and hung
over Il e tca-ketile himself, and pull
led the radishes, and peeled the bau-
anaA aud ID everything else he
ought lie MIXED the COWS and
fed the chickens. aud looked after
the pigs himself
H. never broaghl home halt a
dozen friends 10 dinner when Eve
hadn't any fresh pomegrantcs, aud
the mango season vas over lie
never stayed ont till II o'clock 70 a
swasd meeting" hurrahing for the
oui-And-oui candidate, and then
scolding because poor dear Eve was
sitting up and crying inside tbs gale.
lie never played billiards, nor drove
fast horses nor choked Eve Nth cir
gar smoke. He never loafed around
corners. while solitary Ere was rock
Ing ii,ile Gains cradle ~ hone. In
short, he did not think she was spe
eially created Tor tie purpose 81
waiting on him. and wasn't under
the impression iha, il disgraecs .
mao "a tighten his wiie's CARES 4 llt-
tlc. That's the ressoa that Eve ala
not need 4 hired girl, and 40 wish il
was the reason hat none Of her des-
pendants DID.
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cd aill ruin the Influence Of any PAS
tor especially ia large number %
bic parishioners follow their
He that serves the public obliges
nobody.
Tidyuca is admired, even by the
negligent
Prentice says man was the chief
consideration at the creation
Woman was only side issue.
4 spirited Minnesota girl has dis
missed her lover % learning that he
gave her father drink Of wiskey.
An Arkansas editor appealed to
the "dissipcls Of siense" in his town
to celebrate the Forthcoming Hub
bolt cemetery
Owing to frequent accidents the
French government has prohibited
the exhibition 81 persons entering
the cages Of wild animals.
Brigham Young has lost his fami-
" Bible the only thing that had the
names Al d number Of his children,
and now he can't tell how much Of
father he is.
Parents often see their faults re-
heeted in their children and want TO
break the glass. The difficulty is
not with the mirror but with the OBJ
ject before it.
One stormy sabbath the pastor of
a Hartford church, having only eight
hearers, took for is text, where
in few, that is, eight souls, were saw
ed by water.
The Spiritualsts have called mp
Byron and asked him the important
question whether Mrs. Stoves yarn
is true. To this Byron's ghost re-
sponded. .It's Did lie"
\ topper recently soliloquized;
"what waste O money to be buying
meat when you know the half of it
Is bone, while you can spend it tor
rum that hasn't bone in H."
A ccckney, who went ont rab-
bit-shooting, observing donkey
peeping over a hedge, Immediately
leyelled his piece, exelaiming "By
Joye ! he must be the father Of all
rabbits,
Waiter" said a fastidious gem
tleman al a City hotel, exhibiting a
singular looking object on his soup
spoon waiter, do you know what
that is?" ''That, SIR, looks like a
mouse, sir. We often find them in
soup, sir. No extra charge, sir y
A minister on his way to church
one Sabbath morning saw boy on
the river bank fishing. Ny boy
said he, don't you know it is wick
cd to catch fish on Sunday Guess
han't sinncd much yet, said the
boy without taking his eye from the
cork, liant had bite, Minister
coughed and pushed on.
A minister is about to loose one Of
his congregation. The minister
questions him as to his motives fol
leaving. Have You any fault to find
with my preaching brother Z moi
for myself, was the reply. What
objection has your wife 7 followed
up the inquirer. oh, none at all.
Then where is the trouble, my
friend 2 why, my son says that
he northumberland what you mean I
The misi6ter looked sober for a min
ute aud then replied well, broth
er suppose You must 90 for car
not preach and find brains, too
Here is receipt for biscuit; a
pennies worth Of yeast, one qs. mill
lukewarm, one small cup Of butter
one aud a half tablespoonluls OF su.
gar, salt to taste, knead soft and
mould in small biscuits. If for
breakfast, set the sponge over night
If for tea, about ten in the morning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

rrealsisf ~ asrreas f.rue AHH passfiai seftsturf
~ kesfh asainFf tbe snrrsss htas Sc q Ais-asf
Thf lavsa ard anvatse8pz sesk ine s}urstisn Ani
srsfuiag Sc sac hssiins IS tues q stuft nsxie es'
sill nna fa those RiltoFs hidisH mFsttr aut FaNef.
~Airh QUIETLY hEsruEks ygi rsiuses a. toNssi y
fba ssrses aaFtklns tat tsstr and fuiHF.
Itsh plssssut RIuef, five iram ~ aasfeaut FFep
srfes ~ eiar rey vegetable, eeing tHaiHlf ytor
A. 49, tass IF tha risanfaius Tsa Hhth ihey derive
ihslf nsHss ans - psrea iaFg Ha4ptcd Y I'll farni q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

liaN To olWu 1olE PErAeimR
J. Tell Feur ncigllb9u ho 5 auan
q very ordinary ability.
? Keep & tsfafe tie puidie that
Be- ran d9 - good
3 MsgnfF every fault yon see IN
BIN.
4 Dent cooperate with him ih
ang effort he may cake 70 advance
TIC Interests Il u.c Church.
B step sway from every meeting
wbea YOU can possibly ind al ca
cuse.
8 Show TO thc world that you
have ~ interest 10 BE welfare.
The above rules faithfully follow
cd will ruin the influence d any pas
tor. especially Il large Humber q
lis parishioners follow then
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19

The present cotton afop i SAID 80
BE- brighter and cleaner than bayers
have fetn fog years.
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FEVER AND AGUE,

Or rcstarcr the natural powers " he tyseu, whea
hrok rn dJwu hg cantinaed attacks " hes no egsA
Bsiur stimulating tbut uat intercatnEl they refresh
aud 10 yiF rate bath niad and bey heghren the sen
sibgty eleaf and sharpen THE fAeatitA and bcstaw
larFity and Cheerful ness II spirit.
CAuroB There hare been Hnd stlli are several par-
ties manufacturing aud selling allied 'laRglefs HI
terra many IT whcl worthless As guide against
such wonld say that In ls66, secured By copyrsbt,
VA the United Ststes Ceurt trade marx aud haule.
Rocky Mountain Bttrrs and ali Bitlers " my
fasurs pui up 20 dak l0fe ueok qsaIt bottle with
red babel printed with gold also direction ahe b. =
ng my seal and directions printed Ia red. Nth red
oap aud my seal printed 10 gold the cork Beware
of al others, nnd ask fur ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIT.
TIERS, smile
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.

rnauiftstinE themselves ~ he ieiesiHg tyuptefat'
hsaasrbs. ueffaushass Tess 81 nerf l1e tfafats
eladibess. unrss % sight tu}iaesH 81 hearing sha
fsH aaisss n toe EARS sFac&sins. ttlthUg u stsd
ti.Etgess 81 breathing weight snd oppression 81 he
Ghost uHrasF lfruur abaat ths heart, s ltslian Se
Afsa scr Ltytf Diseases. Disorders II ne ktnsYs,
ErstessBsss and hes ~ Musgaiaf Power these EiCrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
LIFE LETrEEs, AND PosrHUMous WORKS

bf fIl.IhlhA biAEMEi- IficD, tAsuV-
We feel sure that the rare quail
tiet o. heart aud mind united, the beauty of des
erl.,iian amp purity u thought and feeling which
won fer Miss Bremer's domestic pictures 80 many
loving readers all over the world during her life
time, will draw the old Ones back and attract
many new ones 70 these memorials. -. C1aeiHndfi
ECctng Chronicle,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
rAurIoN TO FeNALrs ~ DELICATE

rAITIus TO FRNALKs ~ Delicate
Z HEAtIH.-bh tHM fHFstslea err HHrssaat
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kastau
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ID Dos ssfrs $50 Lasils 80 ed tit safBF atleaf
ttgn la ~ cries Bfzetes o. ~ ffs - FUfaW bts<
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
THE puGRIyrs WALLET. or s.

THE pILGRIMS WALLET; or scrAps Of Travel
gathered in England, Feahoc and Germany
BY Gilbert Haven. In one volume 400
His pictures are drawn with q firm aud vgo-
rous hand. His description Of London is won
deriully vivid and clear, aud the only one We re-
member ever TO have rerd which gives The slight
est dotion Of the external features Of the modern
Babylon. ~ Portland Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
TAE OPEN POLAR SEA. BY DILL, Hayes

TAE OPEN POLAR SEA. BY DR.. !. |, Hayes
IN one volume 1850. Fine edition, 1875.
''The volume is everything that could be de
sired in respect Of mechanical executions by DR.
Hayes, have IN additional charm thrown arounI
them by the pencils Of barley, White, and Fem
aud are without exception, spirited and artistic
The maps enable the reader TO follow the cours,
of the expedition with ease, and as regards typo
graphy, Il need only be said that tho volume wal
! printed at the Riverside Press J.. Times.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-19
THE PEERLESS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
The most Perfect Cooking
Stove ever made.
Has accorded a. Era Grand PFsss Ned
81 al n Fay1s Esypsiiioa, 1867

Tof Eeauouy. paratbtr fg supHat 10
MAUBa CEMENT t3aaAHutAk lu taskiuH. NJ ants a
Drstru. sala iHuses 20 Uai tus- AGa EleEahes n
riuish. II stsfsts unnyas,ed The sah-lIiher
wuult inform The rnlag That 30 = asslg ssent %