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LETTER FROM W. II. PEARSON.
FoRr SMcoE, W. T., July 90, 1858

To tss Editor Of The Puget Sound Herald:
Since leaving Seattle, have had many little
turns to make, and finally have turned up at this
post having turned my back on the Shuswap
mines for the time being. Listen to my story
II is not sad one, but laughable and annoying
But discretion told me that it must be so. and
PARTY (s2 whites) arriVedcn the upper Weenatcha
without single loss Of man or beast Though
l had been told that trap had been set for us.
1t was from reliable source, and believed It to
bo true, and am now confident in what was told
BY friendly Indians, understanding Indian char.
acter. dispatched Patwinah for Ouhis head.
quarters with my words and heart one only good
and one straight talk. II was some time before
the messengerreturned KNEW that delays were
dangerous and I told the men we must fortify to
save ourselves, or move on and fght our way
through. The majority carried for a sure thing,
and we commenced work, and mounted horse
with the intention Of proceeding Immediately to
Fort Simcoe for reinforcement Ihad not been
gone but short time when Patwinah with three
sub chiefs returned to the camp, with an invita-.
.lon HOm Onhl and ehleis to visit their village
! was nov sas'anea tnat could manage them,
ana lo'o ,ne party that on the next day wewould
move on towards the mines. When We arrived
wl'n,n nse @lss o. 'ne slllagc' oy OunIs request
We 1loppea ano eampeo. Inc council was now
'ss.mmsnce; VsAlcnln, sVunls SOM tne oravest
:. s.eo1-ss. os,'o0n .no .u,se' Iu-W's Shlllkan
tne .oHgws's' ~ armed ana ilnely mounted, the
sn'.n rs,ps - 'ne ao'ance ana their men fol.
owing tney came 70 nalI IN mont Of US and
seemed % 1908 upon our party with disdain. !
went iorward % meet them offered them my
hand, 'oia tnem ! was Tor peace, and had but
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Elsewhere will be found communication,
signed A Citizen Of Steilacoom City," to
which we arc requested to call the attention
of our readers, aud do so with cheerfnlness'
The object Of the writer Is TO arouse the peo-
ple Of SteiIacOOm to proper sense OF their
position, which at present is fraught with
many and serious evils. How to cure and
remedy these evils is the to be consid-
cred, and il Is matter Of no small import to
The future Of our town; for much always de-
ponds on the early training of cities as well
as Of individuals, whether in q precuniary
or moral sense, or both. Much has been
lost already through the partial inertness OF
our citizens; and much more may be lost BY
acontinnance in that course.
2 Nov what steps are necessary to bring
sboot the consummation so deyOutly to be
wi.hedl Would theadoption Of City Gov
eminent correct our evilsl II so, let US have
a City Government, by all means. objec-
tions may be urged to this stop on the ground
&c additional expense; but would not the
rood effected overbalance the expensel At
present ve may be said to be without law
of order, for there arc none here to enforce
obedience 70 the laws or preserve order. A
Justice Of the Peace is required to issue .
warrant before an offender Of the law can be
.....,., an. AZ oi,P Justices Of the Peace
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W1thOut PaY!

81 These Baths improve the complexion, rendering
the skin sOft and smooth and are adapted to all Female
Dmeul.ieA Ladies are requested " accompany each
other and every facility Is offered for tn IL enjoyment
They may be taken by eersons in ptrlect health h.nR
the most luxurious Bath ever Devised 2l:tf
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NEW ARRIVAL.


P. REACH,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN.
cisco, per steamer Constitution, offers for sale At n.
lowest cash prices, large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
Suited TO the wants Of farmers mners and the town trad.
Ny stock selected with eare and my expenses are yry
small am determined to sell goods cheaper for con dust or
country produce than any other store Puget Sound ners
particularly requested to call and price my goods beoro
purchasing elsewhere, intend to give them rOod sa AZ
grub for little dust.
have just received per steamers Constitution Columbia
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For Rbeamaisru Psrabss. sti Joints, Neuralgia In
eudinS Tic DOo"ux, PaInierS chOlin and Lame WRIST
all affections arising from working In metals and polsons
Aso Fever and Ague Intermittent, Typhus and Typhoid
Fever; Isthmus Fever; Jaundlce; Diseased Liver and
Kidneys; Ind'lent Ulcers; Srrofula; CaneerUus Agec-
tons; Cancer Of the womb BlOtches and Pimples on
the Face; Diseases Of the Sexual Organs; Diseases Of
ths Eye, and for the
Extraetion from the Human system
Ofcalome and Mercury in all It's FORMS ron Lead Zinc
and all other Metallic and Mineral Plisous the amos.
universal cause Of Rheumatism, Paralysis, s joints.
&C. 30; thrs proving the iniquIty Of medical practice
which employs rui ous and deadly poisons in preience
70 cure disease Also, Prison frnm O,ka cnrsd.
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Inlnr uiIl b church service again on Sunday
n.1i. n 6iel.coon. and every Sunday thereai-
~. M 6,rihsr notice Preaching BY Rev. G.
W 1lt1n. Al iof AN.
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vITE would say to patrons that In conseauencs a,
w changes In our business, are desrouS of
with all who have running accounts with u.s. MORE M c,
to the 25h February Of the present year and those
tlement. - N--s " ass'-
Grateful for past favors we would respectfully solicit,
tnnnnee OF the same We receipt Of new eoods h
nearly every vessel and will spare endeayors 10 nl.,
the times. - r~"'e WIN
l.tf q M,cIw a -
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ohire lhe hooFe WAS recelSeus We nave Dccn
put in possession Of the following letter from
De Lacy, which, as will be seem bears date week
later than the above;
SMrLLAo RIVER, JrLY "a, 1858.
You will have learned from Mr. Quieley the
particulars Of his trip, and bis want of success in
getting through the place pointed out to me by
the Indian guide. as
Warned BY his experience, took different
route, and have arrived at this place--half an
hour ago. M
] have now the pleasure Of reporting TO you
that | have found practicable pass by the head
Of this river entirely through the mountains to the
open county. could not go entirely to the
brigade trail, on account Of want Of provisions,
but from camp fires seen on it. Il was supposed
TO be 10 or 12 miles distant, and the course direct
for ThompsOn's River.
This pass which have found Is destitute Of
timber, and Of very easy access. It Is, in fact,
the easiest pass through the Cascades 10
From the point where the trail now is, to where
the work will cease in tho open country, will be
from 20 to 20 miles.
Mr.. Gentlemen, all have TO say Is, put in a
strong force, and give them plenty Of provisions.
and you will have tho Trail through in from too
. three reeks a.a
Mr.. Pullen, who carries this. was with me
throughout the trip,apd went farther into the open
country than did. He will give you all tho par
ticulars,
am very tired, and shall rest here day, and
shall return to camp and then to Whatcom, when
shall be prepared to give the citizens all the par
ticulars Of the exploration. .i0.
lbeg lsaye to say that there win bc . great
deal Of work on these last 20 miles, and that you
should put on at least 90 men, tOget Il through as
soon as possible. - g...t.s
wv. De LACY.
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rrntr 6rHooL-Wo aro much pleased to
irhonnrs ih,t our public school vas again open
"a On Monday noning last August ID, under
b, direction O Rev Geo. W. Sloan. Msihera
uIu e, % 4 hat Tie litle i6la have their iacrs
r1lbrd and hair coubpd bright ahd early in The
nornins; for luncinil attendance Is not ths least
lnls-llnl I..-oa l.aEht % Isheol.
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8ATEGI

By which the most wonderful aud gu ckest enres ar
effected without particle Of nasty and poisonous med
cine Of any kind: and be makes very moderate charges
though he does not attempt to sWnde any man into th
idea that he does Il ell
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THE wUATCOST TRAu.

Not content with having practisCd the dCccp-
tion relative to the Trail from Bellingham Bay for
months, and inflicted serious injury not only
upon the muldtudcs who have gone there from
San Francisco, but upon Washington Territory
at large, the land spectators at Whatcoom still
continue their attempts to deiudc the unsuspect-
ing and ignorant into stopping there with stories
Of the Trail being near its completion, or quite
finished. We give the fOllOwingas fair sample
Of the effusions enunciated from time to time by
these parties. who have been too successful in
driving from our shores thousands Of victims to
their arts, after robbing them Of their all. Com
ment is unnecessary; the reader can judge for
himself the amount of faith to place in them.
We give those interested the benefit Of publ.
cation in full of Mr.. De Lacy's letters,
JuLT 18th, 1865.
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olfz HTBl, q iho 0. s. Revenue Gutter
s5T',i pa'h, has our thspks isr rlass California
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Spiral Nutitss.

sY- All persons knowing themselves Inde61o.r
to the firm Of BALcH Weber prior to the ist of Janu,,
lS are hereby notified to cali and settle Immediately or MI.
accounts will be placed in the hands Of attorney for co
lection.
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TN qLrETIE LEyIAEHAx. On Sunday last
y, rrIb somewhat surprised lt tho unexpected
visit of 4 steam propeller bearing the above tide,
which lilo seems % have been adopted IN con-
.r,d|.apc,lon % The e Great LegiatAqn," Our
d|.|6niiva visitor has beautiful hull, which IS
s|a . harr cone from Calcutta. Her machinery
u1s constructed By he mechanics in the Pacific
M,n co.'s works At Benicin, IN she course Of .
rrrt1 of expcdmenls she viii carry some four
Or l|vo tons, and ls capable Of towing ibo tons.
Her consumption Of fnel Is about one and ball
orda q wood IN ilfly miles, with which she At
ii'pl 4 sps,d ol nino Or ten knots an hour,
I'M PkFsasrlR-M Major Alyord. the usually
lous Iookod Ibr and always welcome psymAstaI
saitod IN sliHieoom On Sunday last in ths
,ll,mci Lssidtkah. The eIsst Of his sissls was
plainly visible On Tuesday last and since. in The
number q soldiers present n town. nearly al
Of whom manifested an pkeeilise JOY on Tho ocea-
son. Many Of the abuluArks" lost their equil-
ibriun. und, uhilo IN town, rssled Ike tOpheavy
.1lpa 4 81. Ituill not Be long before the Pay
n,airr VII Be again looked 70 to repIenIsh theiI
Diminished pnlsos
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L. P. FISHER.
PUGET SOUND HERALD

g~Plsarsd % no partyS arbitrary sway,
We tsnow Tfuth uhere'er shs leads the way
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cITY coVERNlIENT.

sfKILlCOOH, ". 7. FRIDAY, AUG. 6, ISIS.
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CHUBB BROTHERS
BANxiNa HOUSE OF uun. .voruu..

DKPosIfs.- Deposits reosived and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seabOard
@tlss IeoeIyed on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DEPOsITs.-interest will bs allow cd
% deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND QNCuRRENr MONEY.
oelved to be checked for, payable same funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange.
RSSc44yNdsnNotss Drafts, and Bills of En- change
and Securities, At the market rate.
LETTERS OF CRsDIT.-Letters of Credit will be
H p,d nsgotIahs in the different Cities Of the
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
TRAvKL1Ns BILLS OF ExcHANsK.-Travelers will
DO FURNISHED with drafts in such sums may be de-
sired neg ota6ls in the different Cities of the Union.
LAND AND EURoPE.-i,ils Of Exchangs and Letters
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
BosDs ooss snd sg
ties ing from to u pr. oent always for sale, or
bought in the different Cities at commission Of i
reserve the night to call for deposit Of 10 pr cent on
gTaph.
RAILRoAD. CITY, AND STATE BoNDs.-R.iroad,
City, and State Bonds can be placed in hands fol-
nekotlstlon, either IN this country Europe. Rail!
road Ir9n purchased for CASH or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants sold by us are Tssys
sssd In eyery respect.
Land Warrants ioeated on commission.
Lana " arrant QUOTATIONS. regularly furnished II 70
Warrants will be forwarded to w estern Hous On on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND INsuRANcx..- Real Estate
bought and sold and assurances effected.
Cove Claims on the United States, before the
Court OF Calms or Congress Entrusted to us, will be
prosecuted by prompt and n VI, attorneSs;
JAZZ Opposite the TrNAeuYv.
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ID X + M r..
ROTECTED BY Royal Letters Patent OF
England, and secured By the Seals Of the Eoole dc
Pharmaoe de Parisand the Imperial College Of nj cd
Ioine, Vienna. Triessmar No. isa remedy for Re
System. Triesemsr No. efsctually, In the short
space of three days, completely and entirely eradi-
Gates all traces of those disorders whch copayIa and
cubebs have so long been thought an antidots for to
the ruin OF the health of vast portion of the POM
lation. Trlesemar No. is the great ContinentaI
remedy for that GLASS OF disorders which, uniortu-
natey, the Englisn ply siclan treats with nercury
to the inevitable destruction of the patients contti
tutlon and which all The sarsaparilla In the would
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 2, and are ALL
devoid Of taste or smell and of all nauseatIng quail
ties: They may lie on the toilet table without their
US being SUSPECTED Sold in tin cases. and divided
leman, Roux, Ricord. &C., &c. Price as each
or four cases In one for 50, which IS; and in
Sold by Dr. H: A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince It..
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
diately on receIP of the amount DIR. b. will forward
the SO cases of Trescmar and the large sizes CAR
rage paid thus insurlng genuine European prepare
tons. The So cases also sent, but not free of car
2 M and from till p. m, at No. Isl Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
SfOTr, Washington. fe Nv
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, 90.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has he effect OF bringing ont host
OF pTofessedy new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless. and others even DANGEROUS.
The wlsest course to pursue Is tn consult your
family physician, or otherwise use only such reme-
and efhcaeious. of this character is TYLEk'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
Originally the favorite prescription of an eminent
physician. 1t soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. lu cases of common Colds, Cough
&C. It acts like charm md in Chronic ca ses Bron-
chltis, WhoOpng Cough, Group, Asthma. Influenza,
30, Its success IS unparalleled, and most will TESTIFY
who have used it.
Price 25 cents and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn Palmer. Chss. Stott, 60. Wash
exandria; where it may be had also for ence
IN Lozenser form. Price l21< and % cents box-
known as "Tyler's Gum ARABIC Cough CanCy
Drops" rs an elegant, pleasant, and effcacous Pull.
mOniC LOZenge they gre unsur passed. fe Ii SIN
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VI The Rev T. l.. Cuyler has been writing
letter to the Christian Intelligence, in which
ne took occasion to refer in a very uncharitable
manner to the late Judge Kane of PHILADELPHIA.
in consequence of his decision I'm the famous
PassmoTe Williamson case. The sacredncss of
the grave, and the sOiemDity of death could not
protect the deceased from the Calumny Of the
living. In reply to DR.. Cuyler, DIR. Bsthune, who
was warm and attached friend Ct Judge Kane,
in the same paper, thus calamity comes out in
defence of his reputation:
- In India they pile heavy stones on the graves
TO keep OF the jackalls that would tear the flesh
Of the newly dead The tomb of living rock on
the Schuylkill, in which the Arctic hero sleeps
beside the father whom he veneratpd with ali his
soul, has not been go safe an asyumn
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W Crawford's I" Peri" has arrived at Phila-
Burt -
ID Several clergymen in Ohio have recently
grating to Kansas.
W family in Cummngton, Mass, has
earned > SUI in one year by bfaiding palm leaf
u The name Of the Mad River and Lake
File railroad has been changed TO that Of San
ousky, Dayton and Cincinnati railroad
IL AT a sale of some of the assets Of the Lam
caster Bank, nominaily worth S6OOJ0, the sum
reatlz,d was $1,000. The sale, it is added er-
ceeded the expectations of the bank Its pee
kind.
u The Prussian government has ssnt a cir
GUAR 10 the provincial authorities, REQUESTING
them 10 state If they think it would be useful TO
demand from the Legislature law probibItjnp
the sale OF distilled drinks by retail
W AT recent meeting of the New York His
tofical Society, DIR. Bacon read paper on the
languages spoken in New York He said that
eigh'y languages are used in business and social
intercourse among the Inhabitants of that city
ana asserted that more languages re spoken tbeIe
than in any other city In the world
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BY THE rREsII6Sf eN &. br THE UNITED
STATES.
JAMES BUCHANAN,

In Pursuance OF Law, I. JAMES BUCHANAN.
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held at the aforementioned Land Offers in
the State of ALABAMA, at the perods hereinafter
All and once at EIs., commencing on Mon
day, the hfth day Of April next. for the disposal Of
the public lands situated within the following named
townships, viz:
North Of the base LINE and pesf Of rae 1dildkas-
see rreridias.
Fractional township T. Of ranges 6, $40, H. IL, IS.
fractional township 6, OF ranges Is 10, %, q, =.
Frsctions sections IS, & a. q, and 81 Of fractional
Fractional sections 2s, "a, and 81. OF fractional
township 6, of range ~.
Fractional sectioa. IS, and the east half nf lrao
ands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, and other purposes will be excluded from
The offering Of the above lands will he comnsnocd
on the dsy appointed, and W VI proceed IN the order
IN which they are advertised until the Whole Shs "a
have been offered, and the sles thus closed hut
sale shall not he kept open fOr tkda trssk
and no private entry Of any of the lands will bo nd
=, CIV under my hand, Al the city Of WashlnEtOh.
this twenty ninth day Of December, ammo DomIll
one thousand eight hundred sPs iiiSy;sseysnir,
By order ofthe President:
THos. A. HKNDRIcks,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pr -empt Ion
10 any OF the lands within the townsh and parts
townships above enumerated ~ required to esiab
Ish the same 10 the satisfaction of The register end
receiver Of the land Office ~ Elba. AND make pal
mehf heTffor as Soon as practicable ctf.J se,Ins
fhtS notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale OF the land. en-
bracIng the tract claimed ,othervIse Euoh clssm va
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commishoner OF the General Land Ofboe.
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REVIVAL IN A PRINTING OFFICE PRAYER
meetings, says the New York Tribune have been
held daily at one of the larger printing offices in
,hls city since the 9th of March with increasing
interest Al the commencement of the meetings
there were but four or five converts, with y.Ty
iew participants, and now the number ranges as
h1Sh as twelve or fourteen. The interest mani :
tested at those meetings is very great One of the
recent converts says: 'sWhat are we e. expect
Ween printing offices are converted into religi Ions
chapeis2 IL is, a. far my knowledge extends
unprecedented IN the history of any country, and
will, no doubt a~ionish many reader '; Ash
meetings are held between the hours of - and
O'Clock, some Of the men go without their dinner
Tor the sake Of attending them.
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. III Yesterday mulatto woman, who gave
her name as Sarah Freelove Mann called Oh
Governor King, for the express purpos. of con
verting him to the ways OF rig hteousness which
tshe says be has entirely forgotten, owing TO his
dttentlyeness TO politics" She lectured him,
pleaded with him; and prayed for him; but ali
TO no purpose. The only answer she could ret
was that be bad mt time to listen to her. Leaving
the governor, she went into the State Library
and could not be induced to leave until Officer
Wlieys persuasive arts were brought to bear,
with whom she joined in a promenade 10 the
police Office. She Is an intelligent woman for
one of her class, but her mind evidently. has
been weakened by religious excitement i5any
Argus, Tuesday.
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NEUTRALITY OF THE Isl RMus OF PANAMA.,
is rumored that the New canadian minister a,
Paris has signed treaty with France, securing
the entire neutrality OF the Isthmus of Panama
and that he has also concluded a like treaty
with Russia, through the Russian Ambassador
AT the Court OF France IL Is also said that prior
TO the recent change in the English Ministry he
had negotiated a convention with England for
the same purpose, but il is not stated whether 1,
has been actually signed or not