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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
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DAVID SCHRElAK wv

w the citizens Of Dayton and surrounding eoun-
try, that his Spring and Summer stock 10 now COM
pete consisting OF all kinds of Ladies' Misses and
Children's Boots Shoes Caters, &C., with heels OF
without also large assortment of Mens', Boys
and Youths Boots, Caters, and oxford Ties.
Having purchased his stock right from the facto-
ries for cash. enables him to sell cheap or cheap
er thai any other house in this city.
He also has a large supply of Mens' Patent LeAth.
er Boot, Cater and oxford Tie Tops, which he will
make TO order to At the foot.
He keeps constantly employed the best workmen
and Ia prepared to do all Kinds OF Custom Work or
short notice.
All rips repaired free of charge.
He asks a liberal share OF public patronage, ant
feels confident that he please all who order work
Remember the old and favorite place, 81, Jefferson
street. below the market. AprSO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13

No Family should be without box of
Bryan's Pulmonio Wafers
IN THE HOUSE
No Traveller should be without a supply of
BIyan's Pulmonic Waters
IN HIS POCKET
No person will ever object to give
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafera
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY
soldby w, w. STEWART,
mylo Dayton, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
A LITTLE LEFT YET

V'HE Subscriber has small quantity Of
Drii d Fruit left yet-aa good tart Apples,
sweet dried Peaches, peeled and unpeeled; moe ane
favored German CherTiea, 81. Catherine Prunes.
PeArBj and last, but not least some OF those Blae
bernes, not 10 mention his well selected stock oi
other prime GroeeTies, and for sale by
CHARLES POST,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
INDICATED
Strengthening Plasters /! |

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
In cases OF pain and weakness in the side
breast or backs also rheumatic affections coughs
asthma, apfans, bruises, and kidney or spinal afec-
tona The Arnica, Galbanum, Pitch Poor Mans
ana HemlOek Plaalers, are manufactured OF various
sizes, on kid or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper by
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
and supplied to dealers and druggists on As good
terms as any manufacturers In the United states
mh2-6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
Medical Notice.

nR A. GElGkR has associated with him
- IN n practice % medicine and surgery, Dr. !.
1 stephens, late OF 81 Johns Hospital, Cincinnati
Prompt attention viii DC given 10 Mi caiir in their
profession. ONCE south east corner Of Fifth and
JEFFERSON streets. mhal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
COUN TRY INVALIDs.

Persons Ia an part Of the world NAV be suooe,s.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of tbeIr
case, with the remittance for medicines etc ''
Address pr. AMOS aud SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N, Y, ianT-dayiv
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains arrive and depart as follows:
, 1859-07-08

Seldom has it been the fortune of the cit
liens of Steilacoom to pass the fourth more
satisfactorily. The U. S. Steamer Mas.
saehusetts, lying in our harbor, greeted the
sun at his coming with gun, which duly in
augurated the day. The people from the
country began to arrive early, to unite with
the town'people in appropriately celebrating
the ever glorious fourth. At 10 o'clock,
Gen. Harney and staff in full uniform, land.
ed from the Mdssdch usetts and took convey.
ances for Fort SteilacOom, accompanied by
many citizens on foot on horseback, and in
carriages Of every description. The custom.
ary salute for an officer Of his rank was
fired on the arrival Of the General at the
Fort. Shortly afterwards, the troops were
mustered and went through many evolu.
tions-interesting to citizens-under the
orders Of Col. Casey, in the presence Of the
General and staff, and then were reviewed
and inspected. At meridian, q national sa-
Lutte Of 33 guns was fired in gallant style,
by 0 detachment Of troops commanded by
Lieut.. Conner. This closed the attractions
at the Fort Returning to town, an hour of
the afternoon was passed at the church by
all who could get in, listening to the reading
Of the Declaration Of Independence by
Frank s. Balch, Esq, and an appropriate
and excellent address by Rev. G. W. Sloan,
, 1859-07-08
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SfEHIwOI, v. 7. FRIDAY, JULY s, 1853.
HLRCTIoN RETuRN1.

WowOlla remind our friends throughout the
Territory that We look % them 20 furnish US the
Glectioh returns Is soon as possible aer they are
counted IN Ihe respective towns and precincts
A. this WiIl comprise the most interesting matter
q cur nsxt issue, aIl win exert themselves, We
hopp, % make q - complete a. practicable in
tms lbr he HnALD Of Friday next By 50 do
ilg, lhsy win not only confer hvOr on rs, but
uin enhance ths interest Of The paper TO them
s.lvla Let us know, BY al means, how the
Sols 1iands iOr Delegate BY the return mail.
, 1859-07-08

To the Editor Of tie Puget Sound Herald:
PrGET SorND, W. T., June 90, 1859.
Having just returned to this place, (McDon-
ough's lslandD from political tour throughout
Puget Sound, from Thurston county to our re-
mOtest settlement North, (Semishmoo) have
deemed it prudent to forward to your invaluable
journal, (Which find largely patronized by the
intelligent portion Of our people, a brief commu-
nication, which, for the benefit of yourself and
readers, you will please publish.
As we have spared no pains in posting ourself
relative to the political standing of the respect
i've candidates, Gov. Stevens and Col Wallace,
before the people upon the Sound, we have no
hesitancy in making the following statement as
to the votes that will be cast in July next for
Delegate to Congress.
ThurstOn County, the hOt.6ed Of cliques and
spoils, and the emporium Of political tricksters
and, hIgh-tOHed Federal functiOnares, will give
Gov. Stevens majority Of ffy votes only.
Sawamish, the banner county, and the adopt.
ed home Of that venerable patriot, who informed
the people OF Washington Territory in speech
delivered in the House Of Representatives on
certain occasion, that the Savior Of the human
race twas not q citizen Of the United States" ("
will stand, in vulgar parlance, I" nip and tuck !"
though majority either way will be, upon the
whole, Of negative consideration, notwithstand.
ing our friend Morrow fancies that I" little Sa.
vanish holds the balance Of political power in
the Territory.
Pierce County stands next upon the list, bear
ing the proud cognOmen Of one Of our best
Democratic Presidents, true to wonted indepen-
dence In all things, will give Col. Wallace q
majority Of one hundred and twenty-five votes,
at least
King County viii give Col. Wallace majority
Of fOrty-tiVe votes
KitsAp County will honor him with majority
Of one hundred and tIly votes. 1l.a
Jefferson County win poll . vote Of thirty
four majority for Wallace. Island County will
give him . majority Of twenty-five votes; not
less, at all events, than iiteen. Claim County
is almost unanimously in iavor Of Col Wallace
WhatcOm County viii cast q majority Of Eve
and three-eighths votes for Stevens, though It is
fairly assumed BY intelligent gentlemen residing
in Whatesm that Col. Wallace will receive
majority Of TIE votes cast; an opinion from
which we most graciOusly demur. Hence, Mr..
Editor, 1t viii be apparent that Col. Wallace, SO
hr as the Northern Counties are concerned,
viii not have to tote VERY heavy load after
all.
In conclusion, permit me 70 state, that citi-
zen Of this place has informed me that the peo-
pie Of this county are going to send Hon. f. A.
ChenOwsth as representative to the next Leg
islative Assembly. We heartily congratulate
the citizens Of Island upon their choice. The
Judge viii make an excellent representative,
and one in whom. the people might well feel
prOudi than whom more honorable and up.
right man does not reside In Washington Terri
tory. As you are opposed to anonymous scrib-
blers for your columns, We shall avail Ourself Of
the modest nom-de.plume Of political tourist,
and sign the name Of atu -l sf.1
5 44 DoNAID Mckay .s
, 1859-07-08
MoNEYED PATRONAGE ron I. t. STEVENS,

To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:
While at Semiahmoo Gov Stevens did not
condescond to sec or talk with the citizens he
only found it necessary to see the officers; and,
on learning that no man could have employment
on the Boundary Survey that was not Stevens
man, he contented himself with enjoying the
hOspitalities Of the officers, and did not go near
the men-learning, as he did from the officers,
that the men were all right.
The efforts Of Federal Officers throughout
the Territory may force him in.
At Port Townsend, the Custom House, the
Hospital, the Rerenue Gutter, the U. s. Officers,
with all their patronage, share the last dollar.
At Fort Vancouver, in Clarke county, the
Quartermaster's Office, the main depot for
Oregon and Washington, an Office that disburses
often ten thousand dollars in day, is using its
utmost influence for StevCns-and no man but
a Stevens man can have dollar.
A complete triumph Orer the people is conf.
IDENTIFY expected by l. I. Stevens.
A VOTER.
poRr TownsPND Inna On 1aEo
, 1859-07-08

~ DR.. GuysOtt's Imp owed Extract OF YeII..
Dock and sAsapara put up In quart bottles Contain nv
OF the pure Honduras sarsRpaa than any other
exant which Is chemically combined with me Errss. =.
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus ~
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other saTeST &
before the public Al the time II Is perfectly frre s
all mineral PosOns, whrh be said Of any other ~ IN
sarsaparla compounds The invalid should beware of I
era and metallic Prisons which enter and form the s
basis OF most Of the earsaparas and PanaeeAs Of m A.
GuysOtts Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and
does not contain particle Of these as anv
ascertain by applying the necessary tests. - Ssen
Let AZ poisonous saraparla preparations alone ana M.
GuysOts Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock and
which Thoroughly sfcacOus perfectly harmless and nnrs
vegetable All kinds Of disease yield to It's genial n0uenrs
has equal. N-'e'' I"
De sure and get the QUART BOTTLES, sold By drurr,,
PARK y WHITE, General Agents, ImpOrt.r, ana
Dealers IN all valuable Patent Medicines i3S WaShnston
street. san Francisco. aa.ssse 49,
, 1859-07-08
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 80, 1859. '

STEILAcooM, W. T., June 15, 1859.
FRANK CLARK, ESQ.
Sir:-We, the undersigned, citizens Of the
county Of Pierce, having entire confidence in
your ability and integrity, are desirous to give
our cordial support for your election to fill the
vacancy OccasiOned by the resignation of Hon.
W. II. Wallace. Knowing the hest interests Of
our county will be promoted by your election.
we hope you viii not decline to accept the Office.
Charles PrOsch, Thos. NJ. Chambers,
J. B. Webber, Charles Wren,
Lemuel Bills, s. McCaw,
Geo. Gallagher, W. p 10 igh'rty,
Geo. Parkinson, Freeman Trask,
G. Ford, A. q. BalrlI,
John NJ. Chapman, p. j. Moory.
Daniel Collins, Mason y. Guess
, 1859-07-08

L o. Or S. Tat meeting Of Good Sam
aritAn Division No. Q. Sons Of Temperance, on
Friday evening. July Isl, the following officer.
elect were regularly installed into Office: Jas
Elton, W. P. Charles PrOseh, W. A.. /; Char.el
". Harris. R s.; James J. Scott A. RS.
Q. ?. hssker, =. s. W. R. DOwnsy, T. /; Jas
AZ p. Anderson, O.; Thomas Doran, A G. {;
Eljah Singer. !. s. J. Whitman. o. s. Rev
g. W. Sloan, Chaplain.
, 1859-07-08

AnEnAL o. nm 0Hk.-This hvorits barqus'
aflsF encountsrins head winds and much bad
wsather in the Straits. delaying her arrival until
apprshensionS were fslt for her safety, finally
made Der appearance At stsilacOOm this morn
ing, n we'll Capt A. Y. TFask comes among
rs again m his usual happy spirits meeting On
all hands cordial welcome. The 0Tk brings I
large cargo Of new goods 70 BaIch q wsbber,
which the Doctor offers 70 sen ct prices lower
than Ike goods have ever been sold At hereto
fore.
, 1859-07-08

HuRRAH FOE ScRAxToN steamer Julia
Palmer, says the 0rsgonian, left Portland at an
early hOuf on the morning Of July 2, for Puget
Sound. She has been purchased, as we learn,
BY Commodore John II. Scranton, that Prince Of
go-ahead steamboat men, "just for grandenr," /"
to astOnish the Puget Sound natives and carry
the U. s. mails, freight and passengers to and
from any port on the NOrth-western coast
, 1859-07-08

CAnpDATE ron Couxcn.-o P. Meeker, ESQ.,,
having withdrawn from the contest Tor County
Auditor, at the solicitation Of his frienda viii be
IN Independent candidate for the Council, to an
ths unexpircd term Of Col Wallace.
, 1859-07-08
srEnAcOOn, July 7th. 1853.

SUDDEN DEATH FROM A sNGULAR CAUsE.- We
find the following in the Troy Times: a gen.
tleman named Augustus Bedford, belonging in
New York, and who. was IN this city on business,
got shaved at one Of our barber shops. On re.
turning from Il to the store ofa friend, with
whom he was visiting, be remarked that he be-
lleved the barber had given him some disease,
8 q email pimplO on his lip panied him very
badly, and bad commenced swelling after he
was shaved, presenting an angry, inHamed ap.
pearanee. During the day the soreness grew
worse, and he suffered 50 much from Il that he
decided 10 return home, which be did the next
day. His condition rapidly becoming more dis,
trsssing. tho pains extending through the body
and to the vitalS, finally, on Sunday morning,
aAer suffering untold agony, he died. The de-
ceased, q long as he remained sensible, attrib'
uisd bis suaerings 70 the incubation Of the PIN
pie upon bis lip with poison from the BARRIERS
razor.
, 1859-07-08

wnsoE q. Husr. This hst and handyons
steamer, Capt Burns, We are pleased 70 lesrn,
win continue 70 run on the Sound seithoat the
mail As elsewhere announced. another steamer
has been purchased on Columbia Rive for the
mail service. and has since arrived in the Sound |;
notwithstanding which, Capt Burns win run the
Hunt Competition Is the lie Of trade" Sue
e. . bolh. ~.
, 1859-07-08

he Citisens Of Pierce County:

To tie Citissns Of Pierce County:
Having been Informed that . report has been
circulated throughout the county, to the effect
that, Il should be elected to the Office Of cOun-
ty auditor, would entrust the discharge Of the
duties Of the Office to some other party, have
to say that the report is false in every particular,
and is hlsehOOd circulated for the sole purpose
Of defeating my election. ~ 81
If i should be elected auditor Of Pierce Coun-
". shall in person, discharge the duties Of that
Office f i
, 1859-07-08

FEEEnAx 3 Co.'S ExPRsss, the past week, as
usual, have repeatedly laid us under obligations
for express hvcrs They are continually open
ing new routes and extending their business, and
merit ell the encouragement they meet with.
, 1859-07-08

COuETY AUDTOR-DO not forget that II. O
Perkins is candidate for this important ofRce
and expects everybody to vote for him.
, 1859-07-08

A CIANr FAmEh-Tbe Rockford RspG6liean
says that Mr. Jacob Stnwn, Of Illinois, has
earned for himself the reputation Of the giant
farmer Of the West. Twenty-seyen years ago
he emigated 70 that State poor man. His oper-
atoms were small At first but continued to in
crease each u nntil he had reduced over 80.
900 acres of land TO . state Of cultivation. He
has one farm Of 10000 acres, and another Of T.
800. He has one corn aeld in Morgan county
nearly SIX miles long. He has usually employed
from 200 10 800 men, and . large number Of
horses. Every year until quite recently he has
stalled from 5000 to 5000 head Of cattle, and
kept other live stock in prOpOrtiOnate numbers.
In these twenty seven years ho has made for
tune Of million Of dollars, and be Is still hale
and vigorous to enjoy Il
, 1859-07-08

PAUL MoRrHr.-We eIearn BY the Spirit Of ths
TiAs that the proposed testimonial Of the New
YorK Chess Club 70 Paul Morphy, on his return
70 this country, has now assumed this definite
shape: The members Of the Club, (aided BY
such outside contributions as may be oiIered)
win give the King Of Chess "a public dinner, q
magnificent American gold watch, set Of gold
and silver chess men, for beauty and costIinesa
unsurpassed in The world, with . richly inlaid
ehsss-board 70 match, together with a gold medal,
commemorative Of his European triumphs--the
whole cost 70 be nearly e2,6oO." From another
correspondent Of the same paper we learn that
the English chsss-pIayers intend 70 give Morphy
. splendid dinner, on his return from his CONT
mental triumphA
, 1859-07-08

LUMBER ron TUE HOLY LAND Commerce
makes curious changes, and places the products
Of the earth in strange places. We have, says
the Savannah Republican, schooner, the Forest
Belle Captain PercivAl, now loading with lum-
Der, and destined for Beirout one Of the seaports
Of Syris, in Asia. Who would have supposed
that in the course Of human events the pine for
ests Of Georgia would contribute lumber to re.
build upon the ruins Of Baalbel, to mOdernize
the ancient city Of Damascus, both Of which are
in the vicinity Of BeirOut or to frame anew the
domss and palaces Of the Holy Ciyi Yet
time, in It's wonderful revolutions, has made Il q
living reality, and in future days the Georgian,
who shall make his pilgrimage to that distant
land, can mingle the associations Of his own
home with the sacred memory Of soil that was
trod By the Saviour Of mankind The cargo Of
the F6rst Belle Is the very first that has been
shipped in that trade, and We trust that the sue
cess Of the experiment may be such Is 10 en-
courage additional and more heavy expectations.
, 1859-07-08

kIrruoH IIrEn.-One seasons experiences
inrI,1,1 upon us he nooinfiy of szhcdng pay
u.aI n nleln1. ~ printing election tickets and
e ~. lI1cIion We lhall insist upon l. Last
y1.r several .rl1pons|blln parties bad tickets
printed Il th's ollee. and Afterwards forgot 70
rs1 rE Ihsmi and. g We cannot aBdrd % pur-
I1lrl r.pl. hiIs I1boI. and work extra hours
r1Ir1'f Without n1me return, We arc compelled
D nolIy all ihil W uill not print any tioks,s
1tInl min lhsy ~ p1id %. solsithe monsy
1lt.ul.nI I11 order.
, 1859-07-08
FARMS FOR SALE.
CIxTEEN CLAIMS IN THuRsToN ANn

SIXTEEN CLAIMS IN THURST0N MD
- Pierce counties for sale-The undersigned,
the agent OF Others haa oF as sixteen land eans
10 this and the adjoining oouutiss a of which hIs nO
or les improved and s0mo under high stale Of enl.
vain. Among theHe claims are several that sie admir-
ably adaiod inI caiile ranges and otheD thst a-e MT
excted or fertility on The Paco coasL Some Of Ihtm
are donation claims Of $40 acres and Others r.empon
elaine Of 100 acres. Payment viii be taken In caiie q
money, a. prices ranging from 600 70 5000.
Parties having Farms for sale will nd Il t0 their In
teTest % tntFust them 70 the undonnued; BE- toing
probably better acquainted with the country thar any
body nov living In this county. the knowledge Of which
rt bas indaced aeny In plsut of cla ns b appy 70
hin. Terms modento. l-'
l6sH Oakland Farm. PipFre County, ". 4. L
- ARMY NOTICE - = -.
, 1859-07-08

Tn 6nunnrE-Iho U. s. Coast Survey
1|..n1l fInlrirI. comnlndlr Ds csmR atprs-
1'1I nn,1 nlal q nilins maIlar Wss0 arrived
= 1Irlacorn On la1i Thursday morning, June
1o|h, 40. rnn Iying It ChnmbsIs' Greek iOE
n1u1 lEla'ybul houll. lallsd fdF Olympia, b
IE1rn Eh|1h r'ncS and sisilaeoom she made
gill, +. number q TIPS up % and including he
a, |nIl' c'plslbuIing |,IElIy . ne pleasure Of
- l.LnlI-na
, 1859-07-08

LHIN.1 % Nrr1lE Kendall and Foster. Of de
I','nn " O. Hps ~ alss q i1is yIeioria
p.rra
, 1859-07-08
imPorters' Wholesale and Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEnIclNEs, WARRANTED
GENUINE
1872 Washington st., opposite the Market San Francisco,
GOOD sAMARITAN DIVISION No. 3. :

SoNe or rEMpERANcE-The mee,lnrs Of Good Samaritan
- Division No. take place alternate " day Evening
In the lowrr room Of the Methodist Escopal Church eiels
COON Members O other divisions good standing are in
vied to attend o. p. MEEKRR, @. g.
, 1859-07-08

M ly % o|ksn dat W know not oEg
his convincing argument viii be duly
lfll,iaisd by he people On The day Of
..-lL-aa. --- "A IA.
, 1859-07-08

A New York letter says -" Washington
Irving, who reached the very ripe age Of sew
enty-six on the third Of April, was In town q
day or two ago, quite recovered from his late m.
ness. With careful handling, such as he Is now
practising towards himself he looks as though
he might score as many years Is old Sammy
Rogers. There Is this difference, however, be-
tween the two-Rogers breakiastsd; Mr.. Irving
dines."
Ayoung man, while undergoing an sxamina-
ton, for the purpose Of being admitted TO the
bar, was asked, "What were the constitutional
requirements which render . man eligible 10 the
Office Of President Of The United Statesi" He
answered, He must be thirty-6ve years old,
and mighty good Democrat"
The Troy IN. W Budget says that, at Har-
mony Hall, q prize Of beautiful silver cup was
announced TO be given to the couple who should
waltz the longest, and that George Luther and Q
| giddy damsei won the prize, having waltzed one
hour and twenty-eight minutes. without stop
ping.
Miss Della Webster, who was once IN Ken
tueky jail, charged with aiding the escape Of
slaves, has arrived at Madison, Ind, with about
thirty families from Massachusetts,, with the In.
tention Of starting shoe factory on her farm,
which Is situated on the bluffs Of the Ohio river,
below Milton. ~
A correspondent Of the Boston Courier,
writing from Florence under dave Of April 2,
says: The Hon. Charles Summer Is here, ab.
sorbed IN art, but looking worse tlIan I had ex-
pected. Heis obliged to lie in bed until noon to
rest his spine, which still troubles him greatly"
MrA Ada Coan. who recently lsctured on
spiritualism In the eastern cities, has rcnounced
spFitnAlism, and publicity stated that In her op-
inion nine-tsnths Of thg so-called spiritual mani.
iestations were utter shameless imPositionA
The longer the saw q eOn.sntiOniS drawn, de
! hotter Il grows. sod s ~ w af ~
, 1859-07-08
Ytiu Sabtrtistmtnts.

. list OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Post once at steIIaeoona,
Pierce County, W. r., July LIST, 1850,
Anderson AO Kuhn Dr. Louis
Anderson EinA Lake Joseph
Burge Al Lang ThomAs-9
Boone M-9 ..tr Mason IA
Blgley James AlacariyPA
BradeyAJ McKeaeh LulherJ
Capps Wills Porter Al
Chandler Stillman PnkuIJ
Douglass James Rdgely John
De shaw John Stiles SlasJ
Ester Howard Sllles AlVahL I
Foster EnW Storm Henry
Finch o Sherwood
GsFey Thomas Walker Robert
uhhard rrs Williamson eArahN
Hughes James WOof Michael
johnson John Wren Charles .-
-IlF .rII. r. EAIaHf, r n.
, 1859-07-08

Eo.. s.sII.soon. ". q. Ians aaa. IssD.
, 1859-07-08

TUE regular meeting efolympla Lodgs No. I.
i ofthe independent Order of Odd frllows A. = -
held every Saturday evening, At 6k O'Clock, In
NC building formerly occupied BY Vim. R1tedge, door
All members In good standing IN the order are invited u
attend. Q. Q. BLANKENsHIP, see'y.