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' te I"oNDs iist OF IL, different CHURCHES,
sud place OF meeting II i-ru any Mistakes ve
p.Enahr tIe necessary correction ail pleasure:
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trcy' Iey. l. 4 rrrrrSs Rector; EurIIg services lOI
sI,rA, rvruin=,I.
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Second, Centre WL,tiug- Eey ). Il. sl. NJ, Rector
s.Gvc's-M Morning iu1s: afternoon ~; ugla IL.
Eiys! I'sshptsritn, Rhy. H. H. Van Pastor, Fcuris
siNeen Monroeand QuRcy:serN!ee aorrup afternoon
>feoT'd Irs7gto'T', " ,bs,r street between MAN
EaTse;, Centre "h,el!ng: r'ryls,s morning evening"
mn" i's'IE'esig; flltl street, bet. Chestnut
Tslhrr' uuh Wheeling, Rev b. " ooIs Pastor seryi
.n.oTnius evening.
Fo'frn "rs'Irtsri" Rev. A PLUIl, Pastor Euirstreet
e'~''n Washington AID Adams s;s scr,oes morning and
evening
fsef' sra Nethodas' Episcopal, Rev. J. e. wrlsoS,
Ps''" r"u'isre~' bet~eer Monroe aad Quincy;
riurutnf evening.
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corner iHrket ana NorL ste, Noiu Wheeling; srrvces
roru.U and evening.
,""ltiar $rsef NsNodi,t E3.iAccuai Eey 7. II. Mox-
ras,or. CaplEe street between First and Second,
cen'r, "i.rs ~ ,er,ic,s morning e, yning.
;0'm IHse'i1g H. t. ,Hnr,i Eev. A. srEyxSs,
a,rur;srrvices wor'i,lr and evening.
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"uSDS, Pastor.
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TX.
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T. v NHFAN, fiiti street, of uandyn; services
morning and afternoon.
,raes'tc Rto,,"s@ Rev J. 7. McCtrur Pastor. corner
oNarkr' and Jefferson sts morning
biE"lde'S. Market street, webster aEd Tiir.
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rect, above SIKH, has, Wheeling.
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oc 90
Religious TcIiTal~. having fIr their object the
puilHg up If petitions Tor better times, are sile
Among Us. DuIiug tic prayer meetings. which
are hcli hourly Throughout the day ia Tie Cts-
inT, house, tlcnIiHg huusc. EXciaucc. and other
cIisuicrial buildings rendered useless for their
original purposes by the Tre>ru; S'-gnaiian ,l
business, such messages the sul.;uined are
couJinunily handed IT,
''BrOlheT Skinner, broker under conviction,
desires the prayers Il the devngt gDr the i,1,-
;neHt OF heavy nefe shaved by him fesy DAYS
ago, aud which viii iGli due Tomorrow. H. ti,,.
event uf the note s.ii- to protest, he ssks lis
Christian brethren 10 unite with ii'n in fer,cut
petition 10 the Giver DT al Good that the cullat-
cia's iuay tom ont - expected"
| There Is nothing stirtine, of much Importance
in the world II pcii;its- kansas has waived her
objections TO slavery, sut!iei,nt grounds
viz: giant 81 live millions Cf acres. 1h. ne
c.~>ary receipts have been >isred, and shv u N
coIre into the Union immediately. One r.aps.r
here the ilTibuEe-deEes the facj; hut il y sn
/ ouSlv know uUthings. Mexiro aisi CiILa vi he
admitted INTO the cuRledeTscy ~ ;leiT O,ti r.-
iqIesi, on lle Ash Of July next I ii- MnsiHofS
have made treaty ai;h ti- government cnni-
nis~inHeIs, AID sent all their aiyes t. Washing,
ton ~ hostages ior is fa!.iiimeni. Thy ;th,.
wive-) were received Riiii great enthusiasm bv
the Hrmbets oi the Sei,alu ard io's-e ef Repre-
i-cnisiiye-, srho have nnde ample provision l5r
! their niainiainsnce.
! The cotton orop-as usual this season--has
been killed by tine frost but may reeoyer-it
! gereTally does IN thc ial;.
| The agricultural interest j. suffering severely
| IN consequence Of ihe =ruu.eglial .Ii-is bsripr
soibieied the perIie Of tie cities in fut them
| elves Un short allow aHee os pork, i.e=ns. aud
other leading products fJh- tam isz=S are the
.reaJ iiir->l-isir.iHz staple If tue country iu~.
now the f-e''riTy af iit- heri-. ron~en,isl,t n!
the la;e oPvn WiEt-r, t=vi.s reduced she piiee
| ~ ten ceuI- per =. zsl.
! The rash 70 PlsCss of siB,.-s'nent during tie
, 1858-12-31
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
HEHLCOOH, VT, FRIDAY, DEC. 81, 1855.
NEW YEAR,s EVR.

At twelve o'clock to night the unalterable
record Of the eventfdl year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and fifty-eight will have been made
up. The sun is now shining, for the last time
upon its dissolving hours and expiring events
and a his next coming the untried destiny Of a
n6w year viii have begun to unfold its hidden
store A brief retrospect. Of our Territorial
history exhibits the satisfactory and hattering
result that she has been steadily progressing.
Her resources have been gradually unfolding
their richness. Her population has been con-
siantly angmentng. and from comparative OBJ
ssarity she has tho attention Of the nation at
tractsd BY her expanding importance. We ap-
proaeh the future with confidence and hope.
Thero are no black and lowering clowds obscur-
ing the sky Of our future promising career
Thsrs Is no essential element Of advancement
and prosperity lacking to make this Territory
great wealthy. and powerful Nothing occurs
10 Us more appropriate to say, at this time. to
our people. than to commend them for past sue
csSA and 10 cheer them on to renewed exertions
Go unainchingly onward with your plans and
purposes, and you win surely reap rich re-
ward for your persistent industry, and, at no
distant day. DO proud to be ranked among the
pioneers Of the future State Of Washington.
, 1858-12-31
LAKE suPER1oR orERLAXn RorrE.

The Hon. B. B. Mceker, of Minnesota, has
addressed letter to the Postmaster General on
the advantages and practicability Of an overland
mail route from Lake Superior to the Pacific,
diverging on crossing the mountains by two
branches, one to Puget Sound and the other
toward the mouth Of the Columbia, to be styled
the Lake Superior and Pacific Overland Mail
Route He thinks line Of eighteen hundred
miles would cover the entire distance from Lake
to Sound, including all necessary deAections to
turn rivers, ridges or mountains and enforces
the eligibility Of the route by reference to the
official reports Of Gov. Stevens and Lieut. Don.
aldson. The subject is an important one, as
the laterals Of such a road would supply a vast
region of country now entirely shut out from
communication. As means of populating
Washington and Oregon Territories, and devel.
oping the agricultural and mineral resources ol
the entire route, the inn ortance cannot be over.
estimated. Mr.. Meeker urges his scheme with
great force, and is likely to succeed in getting
some expression Of opinion upon it during the
present session Of Congress.
, 1858-12-31

n az E1ifor of fIa D,n.I C,,,nJ H,roJ.
IN $500 -.oooos;Da"I -, at.o.~ In,
h.. 49,. ;S,-aS,,.oI ~ 49, r -"
oo,,,, ~ 1h",;Ouo ~ ~ .,.n,;s% Js. nvn ;,. ,;.s'
esa ,,'ro,,uSo,'. a.. W '..aS. M os p-". :, P'O'
Nor 20 ~ ono ~ oS - I.s;oa ousssoJ 80 JO
r,ons,.nu. ..on.o lie ,aro pUs's ,o " SsNn
Dro,os, "r.;rs, such ,n .nom"ir Srnh a,;,n.
and slmos, dssocr.,ioD MnoD ~. % ~ ~. nr;sa" me-
s.,I,, aal'no,,,oS.aS sDo.t "hoa,. ~c S.a;,,t,. |
, 1858-12-31

Last week BROUGHT baek % Stvilaeocm several
more Of our old residents and friends from Fraser
River. leaving now absent hut one ar two who
were a,tracted from our midst bv the glowing
cold reports Of last spring and summer. on
Tuesday morning last We ' were srreeablv sur.
urised by visit from Mr.. N. H. Cunninehap.
formerly Of Messrs. Balcll L webber's mill. who
Left us in June last for the gold region. in com.
pany with half dozen others, an Of whom re.
turned previous TO Mr.. Cunningham. He comes
back 70 Us looking more robust and healthy than
when he len, and SAYS be intends returning 70
the mines IN March next.
We are informed that Fraser River has lost
nopo Of h attractions ior those who bave inst
, 1858-12-31

IL. A.I l.. H..
,..a,. ;l,aInan.O " e.o., ~, 49," S,a,o. .nd
"Ssoss .". rSon,.n, % '.;,S ~ ,,.or..no. - onr Do
o;eo possoss,oss 7, ;s aonaroI,r Lo,;avod ,b,,
,hO pros;dor, vii, rocom3ord ,bc n,ss.co os tbe
pie. p.;so.J In, 49, a. odr,;r;str,,;on ,ro,.
sr.o srd .s ,hO nroson, Corrres. i f,vor,hle 70
~. -. ,ho,,ah J;',;dod D. q, ,bo r.rt;cu,.r
-, ,,o 49, ,oos sdor,I,, boDo ,h., IL . sriri,
- ,h a;e,-or, soc,;oDs or Tho Irn;on
will b.rmoni,s on some route and ;nauuurate
,b;s oro., D.,;on.I cn,erpr;.e Anbouob We are
in C,vor or Gov s,avsns's route We do not CON.
s;dor n r.,,, 10 our r,ores,s that ono or the more
.ou,horr ror,o. IA soloc,.d r,r Tho f,rs, road I,
!. oDIv , oroS,;or AZ ,;us for there certainly
viii bs . ra;lroad constructed almost coptem.
Dor. III, ovsr tho ror,b.rr route with n terminus
IN prs.t sorrd
Tho who,o cour,rr Ia .,;vo s,,s tho San Fran.
c;sco H.roM n ,bs imno,4aucr or . copnexiOn
hv Railway bs,ween The Valley of the Missis.
sioni and the American Territories on the Paci.
6c We have also authentic information that
the President oS the limited States Is fully i'm.
pressed with the necessity of early action by the
Government in the premises, and intended to
speak emphatically in favor Of the immediate con-
struction Of the road in his Message at the open
ing of the present session Of Congress- No one
entertains a doubt that this road IS TO be built
and that, too, within a very few years. The
wants Of the whole Union demand it, as well for
the purposes Of commerce as of national defense.
We entertain, then, the strongest confidence that
the present session Of Congress, short as it will
be, will not be allowed to terminate without the
passage Of q bill defining the route, affording
governmental aid in the construction Of the work,
and at the same time embracing provisions so
liberal and comprehensive as to invite and secure
private capital in the promotion Of this magni.
icent enterprise.
Additional inducements have presented them
selves since the close Of the last session Of Con.
, 1858-12-31

Gov STEVENS 1xD THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The termination Of the Indian war in Oregon
and Washington enable the War Department to
order troops at once to the necessary points for
protection Of the Overland Nail route. It Is
said that osdsrs went out by the steamer Of the
10Th, TO General Harney, 10 forward as speedily
As possible an the troops he can spare. These
viii rendezvous on the. Colorado Of tho west
there to await orders distributing them along the
line Of the route. 1t is again said that Governor
Stevens Is now, and has sometime been, in the
city Of Washington, pressing on the War depart
nent the necessity Of retaining large military
force On the Pacific to maintain the advantages
gained over the Indians.
, 1858-12-31

MEDIcAWs requested by Dr. wlrI he medical Oacer
At Fort seacoOm 10 state that be positively declines to
practice medicine among civilians inasmuch bis profes
onal duties and studies occupy his whole time and he
does not think proper 70 Interfere with the established c
practitioner Of the county He hopes that the
annoyance he experiences from persons who are unwilling
from Pecunary other motives 10 employ civil practitioner
win cease with this notice. l23
, 1858-12-31
PoToNAc.

MLnART.-0ur latest advices from the cas
enable US to state that the recall Of Gen. Harney
to his old department, with headquarters at St
Louis, has been decided upon. In this event the
command Of the department Of Oregon will de
yOlve upon Col. Wright Gen. Harney Is resi-
dent Of the city Of St Louis, and in possession
Of heavy fortune and luxurious home there
consequently such an order cannot be unwel
come to him.
, 1858-12-31

THE P. N. S. Co.'S STEAMER PANAMA, Capt.
Watson, arrived at Balch & Webbers wharf OF
Sunday last with the U. S. Mails, passengers
and considerable freight for our merchants. W.
were placed in possession, by Wells, Fargo & Col
Messenger, of full files Of San Francisco paper
to Dec slst, for which he has our thanks. AL
news Of interest to our readers in the Territory
viii be found in our columns.
, 1858-12-31

Charges Of very grave character have beer
preferred against Thos. J. HenIy, Superintendent
Of Indian affairs in California, and President
Buchanan has determined on his removal Mr.
Nugent Commissioner to the Fraser River
country, and editor Of the San Francisco Herald
Il is stated, will be Mr.. Henly's successor.
, 1858-12-31

~- DR.. Guysotcs Improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock and sarsspara put up quart bottles contains more
Of the pure Honduras sarspaa than any other preparaton
extan which Is chemically combined with the EEraet Al
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus making NJ
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other saFsapsFa
before the public AZ the same time It Is perfectly free from
M mineral poons whh cannot be said oi any other o e
Sarsapara compounds The invalid should beware Of min.
era and metallic sOns which form the active
basis Of most Of the sasapans and PHnaceas Of the dAy
Guysotts Compound Extracted yellow Dock and saapara
does not contain particle " these any one
ascertain BY applying the necessary tests.
Let a poisonous sarsaparla preparations Alone and NE
GuysotrA Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and
which thoroughly eeaeOu perfectly harmless ard purelS
vegetable. An kinds Of disease yield genial influence
purifier Of the blood and the various skin diseases
Dc and get the QUART BOTTLES, sold By drueEus
generally. = w.
PARK 4 WHITE, General Agents, Inportsn ana
Dealers In an valuable Patent Medicines, l3S WashnEoa
street. San Francisco. s0Sn
, 1858-12-31
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

The Pioneer and Democrat, Of Dec. Path, con.
tains the proceedings Of this body up to Tues
day, the 2lst inst. In accordance with a GUS
tom, establised by its predecessors, it adjourned
over the holidays, from Dec. 23d to JAM 4th,
1859. Sundry Memorials to Congress for va.
riOus necessary objects have been passed. We
observe that the majority of the Council enter.
tains adverse views to the House on the subject
Of divorces. There is an unusual number OF
applications at this session, all of which the
House appears willing to grant The question
is no doubt definitely settled by the adoption
on the part Of the Council of the following re
port, submitted by Mr.. Maxon, of Clarke, chair
man Of Judiciary Committee; that they were Of
opinion that the Legislature was an improper
place in which to prosecute divorces. That the
District Court had jurisdiction, and rightly so,
because it secured hearing to both parties, and
fair division Of the property. They also say
that in their op nion, it should require at least
as much evidence in the Legislature rs in
hearing in the District Court"
The report Of Judiciary Committee, on the
Merrilet Divorce Bill, was adopted by the follow
ing vote, the ayes and nays demanded
Ayes-Messrs. Maxon, Miller, Phillips, Wiley,
and the Presdent-5
Ndys-Messrs. Denny, Fales, Wallace, and
WoOdard-4.
The House has passed an act, which will un-
doubtedly be concurred in by the Council, assign
ing the Judges (hcir own preferences having
been cOnsulteN ms follows.
The Second District, composed Of King, Pierce,
Sawamish, ThurSton, Lewis and Chehalis Coun-
ties-to Hon. o. B. McFadden, Chief Justice
The First Distriet-cOmposed of the counties
Of Pacific, Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Clarke, Skam.
ania, Waa-Walla and Spokane-Hon. VIM
Strong Associate Justice. The Third District
composed Of Kitsap, Jefferson, Island, Claim
and Whatcom counties-HOn. Z. c. Fitzhugh,
Associate Justice.
The reporter of tho Pioneer and Democrat
makes the annexed correction Of previous re-.
port:-" Mr.. Denny is Chairman Of the Council
Committee on Printing. In speaking Of the
resolution as to taking newspapers for the use
Of the Council, Mr.. Wiley is named apparently
as Chairman. The report was made by Mr..
Denny, though the proportion to take equal
numbers oil the Puget Sound Herald and Pioneer
and Democrat, was made and insisted on BY Mr..
Wiley.
To Mr.. Wiley and the Council we tender our
thanks for the kindly feelings manifested towards
this journal.
, 1858-12-31

MuEDEROus AssAurr-on Christmas night
Henry E Bradley. Esq, was assaulted at bis
residence a few miles from town, BY man who
is known by the sOubriquet Of Curley. This
man threw stone at Mr.. Bradley, which took
effect in the face, breaking some bones. The
fracture is a severe one, but we are informed,
will not prove fatal.
, 1858-12-31
OaIRUARY.

Arr The doctor, the priest and the sexton
hnss eaeh snecessivelY done their work, Il al
ways remains for the printer to perform the last
I'd o1lces % deceased persona Such is the
duty which now devolves upon US. The sub
jscls of this obituary are named respectively
Gambling Law, ESQ, and Indian Liquor Law,
Esa They died atths nme time at the family
EsIidsnoe Of the Laws, called the Statutes ol
Washington Territory. The direct and imme.
diaiS cause d their death Is not known how
eter, Il b generally believed they died for want
q aiinntion. . humhiAting confession to make in
thrss enlightened dayA
Ihs deceased were the oaspringof Legislative
Assembly, ESQ, all Of whose numerous progeny
iaks the sire name Of Law, IN compliance with
1n nniquaied custom Of the Assembly family
Ths llmentsd dead have visited, and are known
ins every county in tho Territory; but, from
uoms peculiar constitutional characteristic, they
ncv1r. during their lifetime, succeeded in pro
dncing favorable impression upon the masses.
obs brirf they were unpopular In some
coaufiss paFticalsrly Pieree, they were despised
and neglecied- This almost universal hatred
nnnifssisd toward them no doubt hastsned their
1luiI1 tds fas ata
h was, At one time, confidently expected that
h,y would leave considerable money to School
ln1. Esq, IN slder brother, whom they had
dr1ignaind ns their heir; but contrary 70 the
expectations of some who hailed with Joy their
secession b . share IN the Law establishment,
, 1858-12-31
I)ugtt suuna sbipping 4ist.
sTEILACOOM. w. T., DEC. 81, 1855.

Arrived.
Dec 2Ith-Bque Storm Bird Gerard I'm San francisco; mdse
to McCaw Co and others.
SChr Blue Wing Stowell, hn Olympia.
edh-Stmr Panama, Watson, n San Francisco mails,
freight and passengers
2Ih-sehr Eclipse, harrington, I'm Olympia; freight to
Saunders.
stmr Ranger, Hill, FIN ports down the Sound.
stmr Resou'e, Pray, fun ports down the sound malls
and freight.
2sh-stmr Ranger, Hill, I'm Olympia.
sgh-Stmr Santa Cruz, fauneroy, fm Victoria and inter-
mediate ports.
Sailed.
Dec 2ith-Schr Blue Wing sowell, ports down Sound.
26h-Stmr Panama, Watson San Francisco.
2Ith-Stmr Ranger, Hi1, Olympia
Revenue Gutter Jefferson Davis White Port Townsend
schr Eclipse, harrington, Penn's Cove.
stmr kesuute, Pray, Olympia.
29h-StmT Ranger, Hill, Olympia,
stmr Santa Cruz, Fannteroy, Olympia.
In Port.
Dec sis-Bque Storm Bird Gerard loading lumber for San
Francisco.
Memoranda.
Port Townsend, Dec 27ih-shp Leonore Mitchell put back
in Distress amer having lost sails raj and buWas encoun.
tired gale " miles from Cape Classet bearing ESE
, 1858-12-31

ME would say patrons that In consequenee Of some
w changes ln business are desrous o settlement
With all who have running accounts with Us,
IHoes or Loso srANDso We propose up
To the 2oh February Of the present year and those indebted
temenl -
Grateful for past aVor would respectfully socl, con.
huanee Of the same We In receipt Of goods by
nearly vessel and WIN spare no endeavoFs 10 peaSo
our customer. Our prices shall low as practicable viii
the times.
i.u q MccAw 90.
, 1858-12-31

STEnAcooM LIBRARY AssocIAnoN.-The regu,
lar monthly meeting Of this Association will take
place on Monday evening. A full attendance Of
members is expected, as an election for officers
takes place
, 1858-12-31

THANKs.--To Purser Wyman, Of the steamC
Santa Crus, for late Victoria papers.
, 1858-12-31
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, Cold, g., us,
WIstar's nalsam OF wild Cherry.

~ For the Lungs, COughs, Colds, Se., usO
WIstar's nalsam OF wild Cherry.
We regard the Wild Cherry tree a. one of NauvrS ovn
physcHns-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the FOresioF Ne
medical gum has relieved the sneFnes and saved ne vss
Of thousands The Basam prepared by Dr. wIGr s pnre
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the Cherry essence
and Is remedy BY means bad to tAke,'s We Ipsai
confidently and strongly IN praise from having Witnessed
Its renoyatng influence In consumpve cases. when N ohlF
prescriptions had proved Of eject.
sid by all respectable druggists.
Be cautious, there counteres Lock ven n
the signature before purchasing Take none unlep il has n
Of Henry Wistar ND. Philadelphia" and seanfoFi
Park engraved on the outside wrapper An Others are
PARK WHITE the only Agents, to whom al ordsss
should be addressed
importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES, WARRANTED
ls9 Washington st., opposite the Market San Francisco.
Hostetter-The surprising efTee1s OF Hosaee.
IERS VEGETABLE STOMACH nI1TERS, In removing bus
forcing an appetite impartng health and the ayhts
and dissipating dyspepte symptous truly Wondcrh
Every nervous debated weak And psTsOn male
or female should try At One wine glasshuI tAken
three tnes each day. before meals; or 10 the patient Shoud
be lady OF child In debliAed condition. half quantity
viii do Until sn1cen strength s restored which win be rsa
lied In very short time and convince the patient o the truth
o. the above named happy results which have gained for these
Bitter such an enylabie reputation everywhere
PARK 4 WHITE, sole Agents.
SfeSm l3S Washington st.. San franclloo.
, 1858-12-31
spttiaI Yutitts.


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US ireo'' heax~On' Debility, ss
y '"s D''e'' III very SNORT space o. un1s' and
~ 'er use never ians 10 WORK thorough
,anns snUuu nave hOs'euers esleoraled sion'
AuaP'ed 70 our climate
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