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CWARTHMORE COLLEGF.

~ REOPENEDIN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
school. Under care ef Jnem bers of the Society %
uinth month last has he~n completely rebuilt eu-
larged, and fitted up with all convenlcnces. Thor
ourh instruction I'm Languages. Literature. Mathe-
mates. and the Sciences. New scientihc Building,
containing Laboratories, Dr~ftng- Rooms, Ma
chine-ShOps. and all appliances for pursuing q
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical aud
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH lseptemberl 25rB. Apply early. as,
other things being cIaaI places win be gwen tho
earliest applicants. For fun particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGlIL,
President Svsrthmorc College,
iC 23-7St Delaware county. IA
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THE DISPATCH.
EDUCATIONAL.
pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

The thirtteth annual session of this insttfusiou
opens SEPTEMBER l4ru with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
MISS SALLEY r.. HAMMER, Principal Latin,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES n. WINSTON, NJ A.
Natural sciences and Mathematics.
Miss l.. T. THURsToN graduate Of yassaY
Coilege), Mathematies and History.
AADkMoIskLLE ROSE DE DUTZELE (nativs
OF France). French.
Mss GREBE, German.
MISS SUSIE HAMMER. Associate Principal,
Latin Mathematics. and Preparatory School.
Mrs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, vocsliEatiou
and Italian.
MIss NELLIE DUsTNAN, Piano. Tborough
Bass. and Harmony.
MISS sc. HAMMER, Guitar.
MISS MISS ALICIA IL. LAIRD, Drawing and Paint
Miss MARIA NORRIS. Porcelain Painting, d.
corAuvs Ar, and kensington Embroidery.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.
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ELECTRO-vOLTAIC BELIs, BE:Ssec-, Sc:
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
WE SEND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
r, ,KrrRo-yoLrAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
ON TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS
TO MEN ONLY,

TO MEN UNIT
YOUNG or MIDDLE-AGED'
VINO are suffering from NERVOUS Dhnl ,,,,
LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NERVE fo"'l
AND yrGoR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, ana
~ ,,o.e diseases Of PERSONAL NATURE re-
~-,,,ng ,,om ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
snssdy relief and complete restoration o'
HyAI,ru. yIGoR, AND MANHOOD GUARAN'
rrrn. The vrandest discovery Of the nine'een'h
- 60 =, once for illustrated pamphlet
freq Address yoLTAIo BELT COMPANY,
o-saly - -
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PROPOSALS.

CITY FSGISEERs OFFrCE,l
RICHMOND, VA, September ., 1852.
NOTICE TO STONE-PAVERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until
WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
ats O'Clock Z. NJ. for furnishing
ALL MATERIALS AND LAYING PREPARED
GRANlTE-BLOCk PAVING
on Main street from Fourteenth street eastwardy
Specification, can be seen by applying at this
Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right 70
reject any or all proposals offered.
W. r.. CUTSIIAW,
SC 0-dtd City Engineer.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
vi RICHMOND.

The forty-nfth annual session will begin FIRST
MONDAY OF OCTOBER.
For catalogues or other INFORMATION address
!. B. MCCAW, Dean.
an o3-dWSSa.S ,w.S wtOcl
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL

FHtFNKNTUK1 NtTfUUE
Finding the great need of thorough preparatory
work. spccia. arrangements are made for sman
children. who now enter at eight years of age
French class has becn organized for small
children.
Young ladies who advanced In french,
though not otherwise connected with the school,
will be allowed % cntcr the conversation class.
Those desiring 10 enter should apply at once 70
the PRINCIPAL,
Au 2Q-lm corner Tsnth aud Mar.hnll strccta
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ORGANS

ACTS LIKE \ CHARM on THE DIGESTIVE
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Isis for sale b. all respectable dcA'cr9 IN mcci-
e.nos- Pr.ce, 81 per bottle.
Bs sare and gct the genuine
BROWNS IRON DITTERS-
TakenO other. ~ If'eodNSlo
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GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES
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CITY ENGINEER's OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, September Q, 1882. !
NOTICE.
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Malaria once having laid It's hold upon the human
rranlc. the doNr Of the system is thrown open 10
nervoas diseases. The body weak and enfeeble
aissorbs no nOurishmenL but subsisting upon Itself
the digestive organs no longer perform their fune-
tons the liver becomes torpid. and other organs.
falling - do their routine work, speedily become
tslSlC-
, 1882-01-14
SheriHfs Sale of Real Estate,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance af decree Il foreclosure. or
der Of sae and judgment issuet OUT 0f the dis
Srict Court OF the territory Of Washington ami
for the first Judicial district Thereof, holding
terms al Walla Villa county in said territory.
in certain action therein pending whereia
Julius Weisick was plsintiH and Georye +.
Caste and 4. C. Castle we're dsfy-daSts which
said decree. order Of saie sDd judgment Was
rendered ON the lith day OF November A. D.
1881, III favor OF said p ain:ifi and against sad
defendants for the sum OF S59t - with inter
est at the rate Of II Per cent per moth To-
gether with $40 90 attorneys fees a-d S35 .
CO IS OF suit NIx therefore. By virtue Of ssif
decree Of foreclosure order Of sale AMI judg,
ment and in pursuance thereof a certified capy
of which has Leen duly issued out OF and under
the seal az said court and 70 me diree I'd and
delivered, viii 10 satisfy said decree OF fore
closure, orier Of sale ard iui ,m=nr s..id Srt1r-
news fees interest costs and AL increased cost
IN Monday the 10th day Of J>naary, 4. D
lss,. at the hour Of Ii clock A " o. aid day
.t the court house door IN the e " aud county
of Walla Walla ". T., sch It public auction
TO the highest bidder, for god coin, the prem
ISIS in said decree, order OF SAFE and judgment
mentioned aud described a. follows, to-wit
Commencing at the southeast Corner or the
northwest quartet Of the south east quarter of
section twentg- -one GA IN tosnship seven %
north Of range thirty-si l35l cas-; thence run
ming west hvs hundred and sixteen feet and
four inches; thence AZ riyht angles north thirsy
f30) rods, thence az right ang,es east I'VE hun
drei snd sixteen feet and four inches; thence
a. right angles south thirty 80, rods to ;he
place O: beginning. Containing SIX - acres,
more or less. situate. lying and beiny II Walla
Walla county, Washington territory. Given
under NV hand this I5.h day Of December A.
ID I.SI. JAS B. THOMPSON,
5ts. Sheriff of WaIla Walia Co, ". T.
, 1882-01-14
PlLESI PILESl PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last
NG OSE NEED SUFFER

A sure cure ter Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ule rated Piles has been discovered by
Dr. VI ham, lan Indian remedy called DR..
WillIAm's lndiaa Ointment A single box
mas erIed the w"rst chronic cases of p or 80
years standing. No one need sufs-r five MN
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
msoicine. Lotions instruments and electu-
aries do more harm than good William 5
Ointment ahsor5s the tumors. allays the
intense itching. particularly at night
alter getting warm Ia bed acts as poultice
gives IL stan; and rainless relief, and is pre-
pared only for piles, itching OF the private
parts, AMI for nothing else.
Read whai the Hon J. NJ. Cothnberry Of
IL veland ssys about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores o: Pile
cures and If affords ne pleasure to say that
I have never found an, thing which give
such immediate ard permanent relief as Dr..
Williams Iniian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists on recipe of
price. 81 90
HENRY e. CO.. Prop'rs-.
g. Nesey St, New York City.
REDI>GrlN < Co, Wholesale Agents San
Francisco Csl. NOv22i6wly
, 1882-01-14
Notice.

Sal. az Real Estate for Delinquent Taxes for
grade u East Rose street
HyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia. l
~ viii ,eIl ct Public Auction, al the new
f,urrt House. on the 4th day Of February, 1Ss2,
al the hour of 2 o'clock P. NJ. the following de-
srribed real es:a.e. to WIT: Lot six t6). block
Nv. f5L in Cain Addition TO the City Of Walla
W.na. fo- the delinquent tax grade On said
real estate amounting to So o. and accruing
costs, being delinquent and marked unknown
Da,eithis oath dag If Decent er, 1881.
53.w-t J. q. JUSTICE,
CITY Marshal.
, 1882-01-14

TkEEIrosy or WASHINGTON, co
CorNIY OF WALa TAIIA. 90

IO-NIt VI W ALA " ALA J
In the Dsstrir Cmrt of The Territory Of Wast-
iugf0u and for the Fnd judicial Dlcyic,
tAevof, Holding ftrns at Wafa Wal,a,
Waia Hoito CoEntp, an and Territory.
Iivins.,one L. Baker and Robert n. HaIni,-
ton, Plaintiffs, "a ID. W. kaup and
John H. Morrow, Defendants.
VyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
to d. w. Kanp and John f. Morrow. De-
PENDANTS: You are hereby required TO appear
in an action brought against you By Living
stone l. Baker and Robert N. Hamilton.
PIain.isTs. In the District Court of the Terri
tory of Washington and for the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms At Walla Walla,
WaIla Walla County, in said Territory, TO an
sxer the complaint Of Plaintiffs filed in W2lls
Walla County within twenty DAYS after the
service OF .his SUMMONS, exclusive ct the DAY
n service, II served in said County IL not
served In said County but in said District,
in thirty DAYS II served in any other Ju-
dicisl District in the Territory, in forty days.
If served By publication within sixty days af-
ter the date Of this summons. or the said
Plaintiffs will tsk- Judgment against you bT
defanlt, according u the prayer Of the COM
p!aint. Said action i brought u recover
IRON Defendants the sum OF SSea Il with in
teres, from August q, 1880, due Plaintiffs
from Defendants on account for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered To De-
PENDANTS at their request
Witness the HON s. C. WINCARn,
Associate Justice of the Su-
,a,,az, prene Court of Washington
sskAL Territory. and Judge Of said
DD~" Court. and the seal thereof At
fixed. this, 18th day of Decem-
ber, A. ID lSSl
A REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
J.E. BUDD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1882-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

L. :. to z. kenreny, s. Of the NWt o
c. 4, Tp. n. RI E. Patent.
L, 5 t0 r. Kennedy. 81 Of the ,Wi o
Sec. 5. TIP. IN. a1E. Patent.
e. 5. to r. keansiy. Sc; of the NEts an(
the NEt of the Sw4 of See ), TP. : y, I
81 Z. paten-.
L. :. to K Kenne ly. NTi of she SW1
Of Sec. ). TIP. N, R37E. Patent.
L :. TO Rob.. Keaneiy, lots 3 and and
the SCI Of the NWi OF Sec }, Tp. 6 y, 4
rs f, containing l2o and 100 aces. Pat
eut.
A. Schvabacher. et al, 10 B. l. Sharp
stem, the NJ OF the AEt of Sec S. TIP. y,
R3sE. Consideration S2s9.60.
Miles Moore. ct. a., to A. F. Perry, iO'
5 il block 81 OF Langsord's Aiiilou- Con.
sideration SIS.
CASTOR e. krsmmer ard VT. TO iari
Mirick. I20 acre. in Tp. s y, Z 81 <. Con
sideration s,2JO000
ILN-- NE.Nalr ahu WIG W "-S'" iAN-''
son, lots Aad2 IN block ) Shaubles addition.
Consideration $4,000
J. ". Reed and wife - Wm. o. JohasOr.
lots : aud IN block 10 Roberts addition.
Consideration $4,000.
s. Bowman and vic III Vim nImpson.
Undivided / interest IN lots rnsc!i IN But
tiers aldi'iou from the 7th day OF October,
1851 Consideration 5000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powers 10 Martha Lowell.
lot 3 IN block Burrows addition consid.
Grafton 500
l. L. Krammer and wife TO Henry In
gall 23y and IS 100 acre. in TIP. s y, K -
T.. ClnsIderItlnn $500.
, 1882-01-14

"HEUNITED STATES OF AtER

TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
to ID. W. Kaup and John H. Morrow, De
PENDANTS: You are hereby required to appear
IN an action brought against You by Orteiia
Mau and Herman J. Sadler, Plaintiffs, in the
District Court of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Walla Walla, Walla Walia
County, in said Territory, tn answer the com
plaint Of plaintiffs filed in Walla Walla coun.
ty, within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive of tie day of service, ii
served in said county. If not served in said
county bu. in sid district, IN thirty days. III
served in any other Judicial district ~ the ter
ritory, in forty davs, Ii served publica-
ton, within sixty days after the Of this
summons, or the said plaintiffs vii fe judg
ment asain-t You by default. accor 10 the
PRAYER of said complaint SAID actions brou; hit
to recover the sum of S2i6 4! and interest on
SIS 90 thereof from March 10Th. 1850, aud on
S2lS Il thereof from February 18th, 1880, due
plaintiffs from defendants, on account of goods,
wares and merchandi sold and delivered 20
defendants at their request.
Witness the Hon. S. c. WINGARp,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
m%c0S Court Of Washington Territory,
sAL. ard Judge Of said Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 10th day
of December, ISL.
4. REEVES AYRES.
Clerk.
!. Z. BUpp.
Plaintiff Attorney. 521w
, 1882-01-14

4 gAsHFrL BEAU.-We noticed bashfu
y"uns man on the st:eet yesterday AIDING 4
LADY along through the rain. He held the
nmhr. la like he would hold bucking cay
use. and her music book he carried Ike N
armiul Of blse ball hats. looked like he was
going to second-class funeral. tried to get hi:
hands in his pistol pocket then up and
through and into his left hand vest pocket.
and took steps As short as bits worth oi
cheese cut off 'y grocer that don't adver.
tie. We pi'ied the youth with our whole
hea,t anu only wondered at his bravery in
disp'a, Ing himself
, 1882-01-14
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVENTHATIN
N pursuance of decree Of foreclosure, order
of sale and Judgment, issued out OF the dis
trict cDurt Of tne territory of Washington, and
for the first ju .icial district taereof, holding
terms in Walla Walla county in said territory,
in a certain action therein pending wherein r.
f. kleber was plaintiff and Lewis B. Noble,
Samantha A. Noble and William Barnes were
defendants, which said decree, order of sale
and judgment was rendered in said action IN
the lIth day Of November A }. 1881, in fav-
or Of said plaintiff and against said defendent.
Lewis Il. Noble, for the sum OF SSO3VO AMI
interest thereon from the Ii,h day 81 Novem
Der \. ID. 1881 at the rate of II per cent per
month and and the further sum OF 5000 at
torneys fees in this action, together with c.-sts
and disbursements taxed at 20; Now there
fore. oy rtue of said decree Of foreclosure, or
der Of sale and Judgment, and in pursuance
thereof 4 certified copy Of which has been Is
sued out Of and under the seal Of said court
and t. NE directed ard delivered; | viii tn
satisfy said decree of foreclosure order OF sale
and judgment, said attorneys fees. interest,
costs and all increased costs, on Monday, the
10th day Of January, lSs2, at the hour Of
o'clock P. NJ of said day, at the court house
door in the city and county of Walla Walla.
W. T.. duly sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder, the premises in sand decree, order ot
sale and Judgment mentioned and described
to-wit: The north one half ID land two aid
ffteen-huniredths acres over, embraced in
lots marked "a in the plat of said town
ship and range on file in the Office OF the
United States Register Of Lands for the Walia
Wasla Land Distic, OF the NWt Of Sec No. 4.
Of Up. S y of Il So 4 of " VI, Containing -
and l5-lO0 acres. Also lots ) and 6 in block 4
in park addition to the city Of Walla Walia
". T., according to tre official surrey thereof
on record N the county auditors office Of said
county situate, living ami being in The county
Of Walla Walla and Territory of Washingt IN
Given under nv hand this 18th day of
December. A. D., 1881.
JAS. b. THOMPSON.
Sheriff of Walla Walla Co., ". T. 5l-5t
, 1882-01-14

WHAT SHANE-Brother Wheeler, of the
Waitsburg Times, We hope will hurl back
with scorn the assertion Of The DzIles IIimss
that be used their New Years ar.i lie as his
Own What, shall it ever be said that . pa
Per east Of the mountains ever descended 20
low a to seal IRON . lewe. country one,
PeFish the thoasht
, 1882-01-14
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Cruttenden, Lo-an & Co is this day dis
solved by mutual consent A r. Cruttenden
retiring. frorn the firm. Charles II. Eichler
having purchased the interest Of A T. Crut-
teuden. ASSUMES said Crattenden's proportion
d al la bi!ities Of the firm Of CruttendeD, Lo-
gan & TO. AMI OF C.uttenden & Kerr, and re
ceiye, h:s proportion Of al monies and accounts
du. the 81 N q: Cru,tenden, Logan Co.
CHARLES II. EICELER,
D23:dSw1n i. r. CRUTTESDES.
WsIa Wal!a, W T., Dec IS. ISL
, 1882-01-14

fAIRSEss--It would Oniy have been an
act OF fairness On the part Of lady who con.
siiers herself agg-ievei, TO have stated that
The paper she replies in was the oaly ore ID
which she was ever attacked: as /, is, ia meu-
ticuing 'nexspapers" she leaves the inference
hat raOre than one pdblished the card which
called forth her reply.
, 1882-01-14
Executors Notice.
..,.,e Of Charlie. Eiapey. Deceased.

Estst~ Of Charles Bianey. Deceased.
Notice is her.5y g;Ssn by the undersigned
Administrator. vi the VIII annexed. Of the
aboy. named estaie, TO the creditors of, and
T.-s,ns having Claims against said deceased, 70
exbibit thz sane, with The necessary vouchers.
within one yea from the nrst publication Of
III, notice. t. the Tn lers:gned, at his ofhce
in n. eisy o: V ala WAIls- W. T.
THOMAS DUFFY, Administrator. with
the viii annexed
Da,ambsR q, ISL ~
, 1882-01-14

THy SUNDAY Llw.-For the first time in
the history oi Vancouver the saloons and
cigar stores aS well Is all business places re-
main i closed on Sunday last, all our ci;izers s
evincing disposition to obey the law until
II is repealed or declared void Our citizens
wiu cogtinIe to remain peac-able and las
abiding so long as they ar" not he sessarily
worried ty the hounds of faua -Icism.- Tda.
coarsr laifpcai.1.t
, 1882-01-14

OLD COISN-0dr chief was out yesterday
collecting and 20. for one bill about twenty
half dollar pisces bearing dates ranging from
ISL 20 1880. Somebody mus. have robbed
an Old stocking lately. fer the coins are a.
bright as the day they come from the min,
nearly and have evidently never done duty
As heart gladeners.
, 1882-01-14

BIZ tiENTLsNAN- the perfect gentle
man, who In the excitement OF the moment
on the night of Thursday or very early on
Friday morning. took three cases Of eosl oil!
fran .iseresiderce q the editor O: the STATES.
MAN, has fully recovered. ne may save himself
some trouble and US the offer of re Sard BY rs.
tuEI ilg the same al an early day
, 1882-01-14

A1.ka1sG.-The increase of smallpox Is
A terrible arraignment of medical sciecce-
Within ten years sha. disorder has spread AZ
an alarming rate, IN the face OF all that our
medical faculty, with the vast apparatus Of
..;.nce and art at their disposal, has been
.hle 10 do to exserminate or even check 1t
Really tie medicine-men should talk mod
.r...lv about their science in view OF the
f.-<s of the situAtion.
, 1882-01-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
~ pursuance If a decree Of foreclosure, order
of sale and judgement issued out OF the District
Curt Of the Territory of Washington, aud for
the First Judicial District thereof, holding
terms in W.,lla Walla County in said Terri
tory, in a certain action therein pending,
wherein J. NJ Abadie was plaintiff, and
Hiram Helger. Fred Stine and Isaac
McNeilly we're defendants, which said decree,
order Of sale and judgment was rendered in
said action on the 18th day of November. A.
D. 1881, IN favor Of said plaintiff, and against
said defendant. Hiram Hedger, for the sum of
St3l o., and $50 attorneys fees, and further
sum Of $50 y costs Of suit, and in favor OF
Fred Stine and against said defendant, Hiram
H-dger for the sum ~ $50 I6 with interest
TN SIP 90 Gf that sum at the Fate nf one and
half per cent per month, and III favor Ot
Isaac McNeilly aud against sIid defendant
Hiram Hedger for the sum o; Si56 ~. Now
therefore, hy virtue of sal decree of fDreclo-
sure, order Of sale, and Judgment, and in pur-
suance thereof a certified c1py Of which has
been duly issued out of and under the seal Of
said court. and to me directed and delivered,
will to sStisfv said d-c-ee Of foreclosure. order
0t sale and ju igment, said attorney fees, in
terests. costs and all increased costs, on Mon
day, 23d day Of January, \. d., lSS2, at the
hour Of > o'clock P. NJ, of said day. at the
court house doer, in the city and county of
Walla Walia, Washington territory, duly sell
at public anction to the highest bidder. the
premises in said decree. order of sale and juis-
III, Mt, mentioned and described to-wit: The
south east quarter o. Sec-iOn number twenty
four t2il, in township number seven "a, north
uf range number thirtv-four t3l) east, situ tied,
living and being in Walla Walla county, Wash
ington territory.
Given under my hand this 22i day Of Dec
ember, A. d., 1881.
JAMES Il. THOMPSON,
Sow Sheriff Of Walla Walla Co, ". T.
, 1882-01-14

orK OH Mas THAT DfEp,-At P.louse
Ferry An Old lndr.n died on January lss
,ho. according to ali accounts. was lie years
old In the memory Of the oldest settlers
this ola man has not been sble to walk he
"a. blind and almost deaf, and rememoefea
,.;. aud Clark on their remarkable tour
through this country.
, 1882-01-14

The THISe SsrrLEp.-The engineer and
eoodactor who were arrested On a,count OF
Supposed negligence of duty ir the Spokane
Fails train vrsck. have had preliminary
examination and been discharged or account
of = lsck Il evidence.
, 1882-01-14

PARDoN OF McALLISrm Gov. Newe !
alleges, in explanation o. tis pardon ci Me
Allister. that be sas actuate.i by petition OF
the Judge Lewis before wnon he was cul.-
victed, and the request oi membrrs Of ;he
legislature who visited the prison ami SAN
him in his enieei led condition. We have
not heard i, stated iha. Any OF ;he number,
from thu county 81 this slie Of the noun
tains joined IN the psn.iyn, a-i are iac.saed
to tine opinion ths. none Of them did 50.
, 1882-01-14

Twill mail tfree) the recipe for simple
VpeyrAsIE BaIx thst viii remove TAN
FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BLofCHES
leaving The skin soft, clear and beautiful; also.
instructions for producing luxuriant growth,
"a hair ON a hsld head or smooth face Ad-
dress. inclosing stamp. Ben. Vandelf Co, D
Beekman STREET, N \. llS-u
, 1882-01-14

I~r.oyExEsr.-Awaik down Alder ss'ee'
IN .,.le . man with any interest IN the
city feel prosa Of his honef0ik'- Many AZ
....tifvins thsir homes and making I'M
prsvsnsns Of other kinds '''n'a. nm
Z uou.h.n, for one. has just Pa: out 0'e'
=. .,,,,r.d shsas tres sbsut his Plac'' %
~ srsr q Aider and ssseh'n
II ~ ssod voek - -
, 1882-01-14

II INK Vaughn says he will put in the com
IN Summer interviewing editors for style oi
pit mor;en notices recently rendered hin
hy some OF taem. Since his recovery ha;
heen announced as quite probable, news?a
per remarks concerning him have undergone
!. change Idaho Democrat.
.Iud. Hank Vaughn recovered simply be
c,us- when every ether paper had him dyins
the STATESMAN reported MIN recovering ant
Hank knows that Whatever this paper say
comes true.