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OF the Nose Plmple Face reformation which
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This ANNOYING personal action positively by DR..
u. Z. PERRY, AZ Bond street, New York.
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Painless Cures, without Detention From
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Holiday styles Gents Hats Ready Mt
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TRLBCRAPHIC NEWS
E r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Burlingame-Chine Treaty
Ratified in Pekin.
English Difficulties in the
Suez Canal.
CHINA.

The Burlingame American Treaty Ruti1ed-
Special Courier from Pekin to Washing
ton.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1850.
Mr.. Burngame, who with the Chinese Embassy
was 30 honored by the King of Prussia few days
since has just received information assuring him
shat the Chinese treaty lately concluded between the
government Of the Emperor and that OF the United
States OF America has been ratified In China
Mr.. McLevy Brown, Secretary OF the American
Embassy, is on his way to Washington from Pekin,
via California carrying the attested copies OF the
treaty and other documents TO President Grant,
, 1869-12-11

How ORoIDE Is NJ JADE -'Oroide,
the beautiful alloy resembling gold,
is French discovery, and consists
of pure copper, 100 parts; zinc, or
(preferable) tin II parts; maguesia
6 parts ual-ammoniac one part tar
tar Of commerce 0 parts. The cops
per is FIRST melted, then the magnesia,
sal,ammoniac, lime, and tartar in
powder are added little by little.
briskly stirring for about half an
hour, so as to mix thoroughly; after
which zinc is thrown on the surface
in small grains, stirring it until en-
tirey fused. The crucible is then
covered, and the fusion mointsined
about thirty-6ve minutes, when the
dross is skinned off and the alloy is
ready for use. 1t can be cast, rolled
drawn, stamped. chased, beaten into
powder, or leaves aud none but e1
cellent judges can distinguish it
from gold.
, 1869-12-11
To Newspaper Readers

VOU can make arrangements BY calls
l. ing At the New Book and y.ti.,v
Store, to receive the Portland Oregon,
ian, Herald, aud Evening Commercial
At cost, or less than IS cents per week
Also, San Francisco and Sacramento
journals furnished at IL cents each !,
COIN.
TINTED STATES Postage Stamp,
" furnished to customers for Legal
Tenders, at face.
MO DISTINCTION MADE between
IN Greenbacks and Coin for goods
now on hand at this establishment.
old SANTA CLAUS will surely .s.
" tablish himself in connection With
this business, aud on or about Christ>
mas and New Years will astonish our
numerous patrons with an endless vari.
ETY. of Holiday Goods. never before seer
iu Washington Territory.
, 1869-12-11

is an Introddcfon Of what Eot only is
death 10 the o6dy, but Decentralization
to the youth and moral sentiment Of the
community. Where are the haters of
slavery that they remain silentand in
active, IL not advocates Of the new sys.
tenn Of servitade II there be no SYM
pathy for these Chinese children, is
there none for my own 2 If these girls are
10 be sacrificed. are not our sons liable
to the concentrating influence 2 Has
neither the city nor the State the auS
thority to prohibit their landing, as .
police regulation, ,as health -precaution,
as an act Of self-protection7 Where.
are all OF you, ye declaimeFs on the
Sabbath Day, who denounee triAes, but
let this great shame, this vile profaha>
tiou of humanity, this moral blotch, to
pass by and be repeated month BY mouth
aud shipload after shipload, in silence ?
Are you afraid Of the great steamship
eompany7 Are you afraid of the mer-
chants engaged in this detesta BILE traffic 1?
II you have no respect, nor pity for
these poor lost and degraded Chinese,
have you no care for the moral and
physical health of our own people :?
Is the Pulpit above denouncing this
abomination 2" rf
, 1869-12-11
We Mean Business

b@- Our Stock of. School Book, A..
Stationery. which isss1psetsd tdaiIy, viIt
be sold at NEw YoRK PRIcEs, with irsi,h,
added. gt3 kuF
Schools supplied with Speller. from "a.
to so cents EACH Copy Books IS cent?.
lst Readers so cents each; I'd do 81 M
each Sd do $l25 each Alb do 81 Nv
each 5th do $2.OO each. Aritbm.';.
and Geography same as the Read,,,
writing Paper from 25I 10 SO cent, M,
quire. Ia GREENBAcK PRIcEs. "
B&r We will sell Books and S,a,ior
cry to all customers, AT RETAIL, a, low,
rates than San Francisco or Por,l,rS
prices (Walla Walla trade to The con-
trary notwithstanding). We have mad,
permanent arrangements With all m,
principa. Publishing Houses In the East
for term Of years, and our faciliu,,
are such that we cannot be uuder,old
BY any House on the Pacific Coast.
, 1869-12-11
California Items.

A man named Hill shot at another
.amed Cornelius, ct LogtowD, on
Wednesday LAST, but, being q poor
shot, failed to hit, when the latter
whipped out a bowie>knife and
slashed into Hills body, iuAicting
wounds of n severe character. The
trouble was that Cornelius was en-.
gagged to marry Hills daughter, and
wrote her a letter that she deemed
insulting.
Thomas Carlisle, aged thirteen
years, and hailing from Vallejo, was
arrested a, Fairfield, Solano County,
on Monday last, for stealing a horse
and some money from a resident Of
Bridgeport.
body of young Duke was re-
covered at Benicia an Monday. He
was drowned ten days previous while
hunting for ducks, having been
seized with cramp while swimming
out to get some birds that he had
shot.
The work Of paying the people
employed in the docks and on the
public works at Mare Island was
commenced on Tuesday last. There
are about fifteen hundred of them.
Lord Berkeley Paget and Lord
Waterpark we're doing the Almaden
mines on Wednesday. They will
visit all parts Of California during
their stay on the coast.
General Frisbie and D. c. Hsskin
have donaled two lots in South Val
lejo for school purposes.
The Capitol Ball Committee al
Sacramento have changed the night
Of holding the ball from the l0sh to
the 18th of December.
Sixteen persons renowned the
devil and all his pomp' at a recent
revival meeting held at Loyalton,
Sierra Valley.
The medical faculty of Willsmst
University have admitted a lady as
a student 10 the medical department.
Charles Thompson has been found
guilty of rObbiRg a man named Ber-
ry, at Nevads City.
, 1869-12-11

PRoLIFIC PEOPLE. - There are
10000 Irish people in Liverpool,
$4,000 in Manchester, 100000 in
London, and notwithstanding the
multitude who have immigrated to
India. Australia, Cansda and the
United States, there are still over
5000, 900 inhabitants 10 Ireland.
, 1869-12-11
Notice to Emigrants !

HNHE GENERAL LAND OFFICE for
i Walla Walla, Umatills, Yakima,
and Stevens counties, with the only ot'
fetal and complete maps and Plats, is
located at this establishment. You can
have all the benefits and necessary in-
formation gratis. Homestead and Prev
emption Papers made out, With Legal
advice, FREE OF CHARGE.
You will be furnished With General
Merchandise for your family use, for the
frs, six months, at less than retail pri'
ces. Rd- No stone left unturned for
the advancement OF Walla WallA Vsl'
ley. -5a
A description of Walla Walla Valley
and resources, for sedding 20 your
friends 10 the East, furnished, on aPPll'
cation, free of charge.
, 1869-12-11


given q wonderful Impetus to land
speculations on the Sound. Town
sites are laid out in all conceivable
places, and towns on paper are all
the 90. So great is the excitement
to secure lots that even night aucS
tions are Held at which lots 10 the
prospective terminus are sold at any
figure from. IS up to $50. In Olym
pia there Is perfect mania for town
property, aud lots thst,a few months
since we're held at 5000 aud $500,
are now worth. all the way from
900 to $4,000. Not long since
Judge Wyche bought couple Of
lots on Main street for which be was
thought to have paid an exOr6itant
price, but previous to leaving for the
East be sold at an advance of 81 500
on the original purchase. The
prices that now rule are purely spec
ulative, and in ashort time | appre-
bend that there will be 4 fearful de-
probation 10 the value Of real estate.
Of all the towns on the Sound, my
own impression is that Seattle is the
place Of greatest promise, and there
| think will be built the commercial
emporium Of the North Pacific.
Certsinly if the Railroad crosses the
Cascades Seattle will be the place,
and in any event it is quite suie to
become a place of very considerable
importance. ALREADY more business
is done at Seattle than at all the
other towns on the Sound combined,
and this is thought to be only an
earnest of the future.
, 1869-12-11
Notice to Clients! !

A LII BUSINESS appertaining to the
IA several Departments at Washing.
ton, lett with me before December lsl,
will receive my personal attention, as
sisted by the legal fraternity OF the
East.
A GENT FOR SILVER'S PATENT
n Excelsior Broom Fastener and
Handle. Every Farmer his own Broom
Maker Call and examine this valuable
invention.
DAG CARPETS FOR $500. Twill
LII supply you with new Patent Ma
chine for making Rag Carpets, without
the aid of thread and needle.
, 1869-12-11
Oregon State Lands,

EOR UMATlLLA COUNTY. The IN,
l. dersigned is now prepared with Of
hcisl blanks and instructions for apph-
cauts wishing to select or purchase
State Lands iu said county. Settlers
already occupying any Of such lands,
without having complied with the re,
quirements of law, are liable TO loose
their improvements. No residence or
Improvements required TO perfect title.
BH All persons having land busi|
ness doue through me will be entitled
to use my Solar Compass free Of charge.
, 1869-12-11
ForeIen 1fIsceIIany.

EUGENE SUES eutograpn seih Ior
two francs in Paris.
Tennyson has changed his abode
from the Isle Of Wight to aamp-
shire, England.
The Russian Iuvalide, which has
been discontinued ever since the be-
ginning of this year, is announced
to reappeaF as . daily paper in the
Russian language on the 1st OF jan
-uafy next.
Count Piaten, the eminent GerA
man poet, is to have a monument
dedicated to him at Syracuse, In
Sicily, and Leopold /. Of Belgium,
is to receive the same pOsthumous
compliment at Namur.
Mr.. Charles G.. Leland is about
publishing, in London, q new series
of Breitmann ballads, the principal
poem in which, entitled Hans Brett
nann 10 Church, is said to be based
on fact in all its incidents.
The law. 10 Great Britain aOd Ire
land, which required all printing
presses-even those used by amateurs
in private houses be licensed,
has been repealed, aud newspaper
publishers are no longer required to
give bonds to the Government for
payment of fines or damages. in the
event of conviction for seditious or
blasphemous articles.
On certain railways in France. the
employees. 10 addition to their salar-
les, are allowed a moderate share 10
the profits of the road. This makes
then at once employers. Every one
Of them finds it to his interest to sec
that all the rest do their full duty,
and do not, in any way, rob the com
pany either of the money or labor
due them.
Edward Barrow, who, for nearly
forty years, was a member of the
literary staff of the London Morn
ing Herald, died recently in Eng
land, aged seventy>one years. He
wss also connected with the Stand
ard for many years. In his earlier
years he was attached to the Mirror
Of Parliament, with which the now
celebrated Charles Dickens was then
connected.
The Times sppends the following
note to its report of the Norwich
Festival: Mr.. Barclay. who giVei
no address, except London. apd wbc
has insulted our musical reporter al
Norwich, by writing him letter CO.
closing 600 in notes, 10 order to in
fueOce bis criticism on some of the
performances 81 the festival, is de
sired to call at our office for thost
notes, which will be delivered tC
him after he has described them, anC
given their numbersand his address
The celebrated collection of tht
Alexandriln Library Is supposed tt
have been the largest which wa,
ever brought together before the in
vention of printing, and it is stated
to have amounted to 100000 vol
umes, a number which has Otter
been doubted. 1t is not, however
so generally known that the roll
(Uolumina) here spoken of contained
far less than a printed volume f1r
instance, the 'Metamorphoses' o
Ovid, 10 fifteen books, would make
fifteen volumes aud one Didymus i,
said by AtheDeus to have writer
$500 volumes This consideration
will bring the number assigned a
least within the bounds of credibil
ity.
, 1869-12-11
OLYMPIA, November 30, 1859.
THE VETOED BILLS.

In the House to>day the gover>
nor's veto was sustained BY vote Of
II to l3. All the democrats voting
to sustain the veto, and all the re-
publicans against it. This practical
ly ends legislation for the session,
aud already the members are leaving
for their homes. The failure to Sc
cure the ''code" without doubt will
disappoint very many, but when the
people come to understand how much
rascality was wrapped up in the
measure, believe they will sustain
the action of their representatives
The democrats here are ell jubilant
over their success. and the radicals
correspoDdingly dOWncast. This
will be my last letter from Olympia,
although | shall have much more TO
say of the doings of this, the most
corrupt Legislature that has ever
convened. Yours truly, W. II. N.
, 1869-12-11

THE undersigned is General Agent
l. tor Washington, Idaho Montana and
Oregon for all the Subscription Books
published by the leading bOuses of New
York, Boston, Hartford, and PhilAdel.
ph'a. Agents wanted.
General Agent for Lloyd's, Wanon's
and other Map publishing Houses in
New York. Agents wanted,
, 1869-12-11

AT Quincy, Illinois, a military
officer thrashed fellow Tor courting
his daughter. The General said if
the BOBBY had 'puuked up and lick>
ed him, be should have had the gal.
, 1869-12-11
The Court House Avoided.

The use of a splendid Law Library,
and legal advice, to those who cannot
agree, free Of charge.
Suits can be settled. by arf
under our TerrItotial Laws, wit.~-
aid of Count OF Jury, saving great s1N.
pense to the county and contestAnts.
, 1869-12-11

Horace GREELEY SAYS he has
been wanting to go a fishing for
thirty years, but has never had time
yet. We think he might spare a
day from his Political Economy,
without the regrets of posierity.
, 1869-12-11
Real Estate,

DARTIES having Lands for Sales
i Commission Business, Collection,
made, &c. ,cau have the same attended to
promptly tor one half the usual chargeI
at the Greepback Store.
, 1869-12-11

Ka>besh-co. daway advertises for
a wife in a Minnesota paper. He
already has three, but says his wig
wan and heart is very big Old K
it a live Indian, aud ought to be
excouraged!,
, 1869-12-11
Special NoGceI

Unsupported applicants for bigh,
II official positions, Gao learn the.
grand secret Of obtaining such, BY CALI
ing at the Greenback Store. (Strictly'
coO6dential.) No fear Of removal be-
fore term expires.
H. p A II X E r..
Notary Public and Commissioner o.
Deeds for States and Territories.
Walla Walla, ls52-ls70,
P. S.-A new Patent, invented 10
Boston during the great Peace Juoilee'
excitement, for instructing those wno.
are continually meddling with oineh
peoples domestic and business aiSir''
For further particulars, enquire ot
b. PARKKFN
, 1869-12-11

A Belgian weekly paper, the Elan
dern, issues the following peculiar
notice 'Cloister scandals belong
so essentially TO a true reflex OF the
times, that a Journal cannot pass
them by. Bnt-itl would be impossi>
Bile for weekly paper 10 cOmmuui.
cate all these stories F; besides, a re-
spectacle Journal must set itself
agaiDst violating the moral feelings
OF its readers, especially the female
aud younger portion. Taking these
considerations into account, the edi>
tor has determined to publish weekly
an especial supplement for men,
which will also contain much 'in the
language of Rome ITSELF and this
for very small circle of readers
The British and Foreign Bible
Society, since it's organization. has
distributed 57,2lO,4S5 Bibles aud
Testaments.
, 1869-12-11
The Great Resurrection Plant,

From the Tropics, is now on exhibition
(tbe FIRST ever brought to this cOHntryl
at the Greenback Store.
Agent for leading Fire Insurance Com.
panies, and the Manhattan Life Insur-
Anes CowPaay Of fNe~YoFk.
, 1869-12-11

Nothing like perseverance,. Young
man, begin BY turning q grindestOne
and you may in Vine become an Of.
gan grinder. -"
, 1869-12-11

Poor whiskey is called Fifteenth
amendment" 10 the South, because
it's hard to swallow, and doesn't
amount to anything after it's down.
, 1869-12-11
GREENBACK STORE
Reader this Concerns Yost,

1iHE ENTIRE STOCK Of IN, x.-
y Book and Variety Store Tili n.
closed ont, (GreeubAcks taken At P,N
to enable us to make room for I.,n
invoice of goods now on the way f,nU', ~
, 1869-12-11
Garden Seeda-

WE HAVE MADE arrangements
w with the Priocipal Seed Ware
Houses of New York and Pbiladelphia
to receive Fresh Seeds by Railroad.
Noisy CARRIER ASSOCIATION.
, 1869-12-11
Established Agency

For Herring's Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes, second to none in tue Uuited
States. The safes can be obtained Of
the undersigned at New York price,,
with freight and charges. Also Gen>
eral Agent for several more valuable
Inventions
, 1869-12-11

A cargo of four hundred acd sixty
coolies, sent out BY an agent from
Calcutts, had arrived at Demerars.
The scheme meet With DO favor, and
will prOse great loss. The Goveru>
ors of Bermuda, Barbados, and
Jamacia bavs proposed to send con.
victs from these islands to Demerara
to serve out their sentences-Dsmer,
ara to receive the benefit Of their
labor; but the Government declines
to have the colony transformed into
a peual settlement
, 1869-12-11

r ARD, CASTOR, BOILED AND KUT
TUdL. fos sale By JORDAN 800,
tt1 oPposs I, ], Resssa, WegeAouss.
, 1869-12-11

This will impose needless expense
upon the county, and in view Of the,
fact that litigation is less now than
formerly, is clearly without justi6-
cation. The men who control the
present Legislature being thoroughly
corrupt, any measure that looks to
economy is secuted down, and ex-
travagance and recklessness rules the
hour.
, 1869-12-11
THE COURTS.

a bill has passed the LegisIatur.
Assigning the Judges, aud changing
somewhat the Judicial Districts,
Walla Wnlla, Stevens aud Yakim,
counties compose the First Judicial
District with J. K. Kennedy as Dis.
tIIct Judge. The Second District in.
oludes Clark, skOmsuis, Cliokit...
Pacific, COulitz and wakki,kim
counties, With B. P. DenuisoD a,
Jndge. The whole of the SounJ
counties are embraced 10 the Third
Judicial District, with o, Jacobs =.
Judge. In Wslla Walla the Dis
trl't Court is authorized to sit four
EssE' instead Of three, as formerly.
, 1869-12-11

The conviction. that the North
Pacific Railroad iSA fixed tact, has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Ur the s16xosGAuEL4,

The friends Of the Monongahela Val
ley Railroad may Justly claim to pre-
sent our people the most meritorious
project OF the day. lis in that dIrec-
tton that we find the most important
Held Rs yet unoCCupied for our railway
enterprise. The new MahonInE line,
giving US another Eastern connection
by the Allegheny route, and the road
up CHARTERS Creek into Washington
county are effectively provided for.
Next comes this line up the Monon-
gahslRI ian enterprise which ranks
properly the next In order for the pub
lie support. Its alignment, grades,
local business intermediate connections
and ultimate distinction, Rll combine
TO endow It with the strongest claims
upon the substantial approval OF our
ciLl2anB. - ~ g.. IS J
Following up populOus and wealthy
valley, passing numerous towns and
villages, and'lhrough the vast coal de-
posltS Of IL region famous for the Quan-
tity as well as the quality OF It's mine
rails, the road reaches the West Virginia
line, at Il distance OF eighty seven miles
from this city,. with fewer engineering
difficulties and ut a smaller estimated
cost Iort' construction than have
been encountered by any other road
built or now building In any direction
from this city. Extended yet twenty
miles farther, tlleiB. go. road Will be
crossed at Fairmont. Thence other ex-
tensions south.wGstWArd will ba made,
as justified by the ability OF the com:
pRpy and The demands OF Its buslne cas-
every added mile intersectlug u mineral
held which will constantly grow richer
until the heart OF the Appalachian
chain Of mountains has been pierced,
aud the connection completed with the
railway System Of the ,Soulh.-P Pitts.
Gazette,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
WOmAn'i Suffrage Convention Called
0" At CIncInnatI-wOnan's sur. q.
l1 10 frpge Platform. ~ ANa
CtNcINNATI, August

.... ~ ....fsU NlHSANNAAAt AuBubk tlS
A Woman's Suffrage Convention has
been called 10 meet Rt Pixies Hall,fiu
this city, Sept. 10th. The following ID
the platform: ...71 aIta, H1' /
/ WHEREAS, All Just governm snts are
founded on the consent Of the governed;
and, whereas, taxation without repre-
Bentatlon 10 tyranny; and, whereas,
every human being 10 endowed by the
Creator with inalienable rights 10 life,
liberty and the pursuit Of happint rs;
therefore, .-.lsi L1..iJa iaigg4
ReSolUed, That the Government Of The
United States ln denying TO women,
who constitute fully one.half Of lie sub.
jeoLs, the right of suffrage, and with Il
most OF the privileges and emoluments
pertaining 10 foil cltizenshlp, 10 only
half republican In Ita character. r..-
Resolved, That It. ls the duty OF the
women who, are thus denied their
rights Of suffrage 10 demand II In order
that the government may be In truth
what It processes to be, and by this
means be, preserved for The welfare Of
ReSolved, That 1t is the duty Of all
progressive and truth.loylng men who
would know the right and help do II,
TO unite with the women In helping
them 10 secure the ballot, which will
prove sufficient guarantee for all
civil and social rights, .4.,..F f,
Signed by the names OF one hundred
and twenty ladies and gentlemen, COM
prlsIng ministers, lawyers phySiclans
and editors, Y, .it O.. rr4. ..|H t....