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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
HyRRIsG's PATENT CHAMPION SAPE.
LAIR FiRE AT DUBUQUE, Iowa.

nss,sA O. O. HERRING Co.-Gents: sm requested ey
nj, N c. Cochrane Of this place. cay 70 you shs on the
al The 4h mat O'Clock his store took fire, sna
ts s stock Of goods destroyed The heat became 20
saddsny intense st Of the soocs could Posoy oe
your Champion Safes all preserved Psrecty And wen
thev NAV be- called Champion for duIDs the whole coufssa
hon ere yss one noesssnt pouring Of ZANE directly upon the
s.f hioh contained them. And still upon opening II the To-
sids - found 70 be scarcely warm while the outside wa mo
~. .ro1chsd Youys truly N. A. MCCLURE.
HIaSIEc's PATHxr CHAMPION FIRE AND BuRGLiErkoof
a.TKs with HALLs PATkxT fowDEEPRooY Locks ahotd the
sat,s socrty Of any safe the world Ao sdeboHd and
f,rsr ses workmanship and hnish for ps:e NC
900 reward will b. paid 10 person hat can snow nat
Herrnss Patent Champion Sale failed TO preserve ID
s.s..st.Sn =, sorIieptaI IRE g. c. HERRING Co.,
No. 25i Broadway corner MuTsyst,
opposite City Hail. New-Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

Browns BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
Or CoUCs LozEkcxs,
Cure Cough, Cold, H,srseress and innnsDra-
ANY Irfitsion Soreness 0f toe Throat
Browns BRONCHIAL fRocHEs
Relieve the HsokiEs Cough In Coniumptson,
Bronchitis, wboOpins Cough, Asthma, C@.Arrh
BRows's BsoscHIAL fhocHn
Clear and strengthen the voice Of 5iseRRs.
Indlspens.bls 20 PUBLIC 5PEAKEks
BKOws's BROsCHiAL TRocHEs
soothps and slmple-CHILDREs use them.
Assisting EIpeetoration curing Hoerseooss
HPreerrinsutly the first AID beat"
RKv HEsRY WARD aEEcHEs-
81 reoomme nd their 20 Public speskers"
BEv H. n. CHAPIs NewYoRK.
81 have proved them excellent for Wbooping Cough
Rev. II. w. WARgEy BosToS.
IAN old Lady friend having tried msDy remedies tof Asthma
with 40 benefit, found great relief FROM the Troches'
REV. d. LET'S, FsASEfORr, Ill.
"rest benefit In afe ctions Ct the Bronchial Ogans'
DR.. !. y. W. LANE BosTos.
"A simple and elegant combination foz Coughs, DC"
Dr.. u. y. BICELow BosTos.
Sold by Drusrists every where. IS cent? per box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

H0LLOwAY'S OINTMENT and PILLS are to suf
Yers with disease what the warning lights wschu
guides safety and health They cure al once
the disgusting Ulcer and the dangerous pyspepa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

GOLp VEST CHAINS FOR GENTLEMEN,
OF all descriptions, for sale BY
Gao. c. ALLEN
Importer and Manufactured.
No. ais BroaSwsy coor be,og Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

WHBoR's Con LIVER OIL AND LTME.-The
great popularity Of safe aud e aous preparation alone
ssatsbe it. ntriI.c worth In the Cure Of Couso Colds
Asthma Brou chitis Whoopins Cousht and al oonsumpcvo
synptom. II has superior eqaal Let neg act the
esy symptoms q disesss when ~ agent tsu' s.nd "heh
viii alleviate oil cop s,ntl Of the Chest Lung. Tbros
Sod BY A B. WILBox, Chemist No lod Coarts Boston,
sne N NexYork bv hLHAu Co, No. lSS Broadway, and
BY Msssrs BASsKs PARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
SECONDHAND SAFES.

DECUNU-IlAND CAf %.
AT 0REAr BARGAINS
Also arfe Of the celebrated WILDER PATENT
SAFEs reduced prices account Of removal Depot no. IL
Nlst NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

I" SIXTH svesvE.
Pssk 4 Ttiicfc, No. III
IkJ. Hiassns, NO. 80
MssI 4 co Eos- 100 snd Sl9.
Wns. "A. Jsekson, no. So.
CASTE llsnus 4 Co, No. Tl
n. hu~psy. No. 80
q. kabre, No. fT.
u. n. csvst nah a Co No. 2o9
0rtEa & Co, no. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

the best and cheapest article for the Hair Por preserving
and restoring Hair the perfect hAirdress
Ing ever offered public Sold OF Nos ST. 4s' and T
Brosdw ali druggists and fancy GOODS dealers Large
bottles 10 cent? Sna % Inqare fol PHALoS boSs
Cocokk.
BEWARE CoUsTERFHIrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
0ossippiny Clubs.

a go..ippisg elsb is .aid to have
been formed down East. for the pur-
pose Of more eAcctually ascertain
Tag tho business OF other people
generally. II already has attained
a large membership, anil promises
% become a Aoarishing institution.
The following are some Of It's rules
ANY member Of the society who
shall be convicted OF knowing more
ot his own business than ano,hcr's,
shall be expelled from the society
without a hearing.
NO member shall ii, down 10 nj.
"wn table. until he has asccrtained
20 a certainty whs. his ncishbors,
within ,hrce doors OF each side OF
his house. shall have To es,-whc,h.
&c they have paid for tho same, IL
not. II they espce, to.
"lgcty uember Who shall sec
Two NJ Ihrcc persons engaged in con.
%'cFsaiion, shall place himself between
,hem until he has heard all they have
TO say, and sepor, the sane accord.
ingly.
Every member Who shall see \
srn'le'aHn visiting q Young laiy
more than twice. shall circulate the
news that they are going to be mar.
yici. and said members are forthwith
rcqsird To rcrcr, Nh manner. Of
,hin.' about the gentleman to the
lady, aud ditto about the lady to the
scn,leDan. This will break up
matches, and afford much good COS.
sip"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

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sl4f s,sgg : sassssisifsa n u .
fasf ~ ~ - bslsFsH As< go
Z 81 n 80 sts fs FspsFs = saT
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fmsbgs# tsi fsalfftl HYlaf
Iflm lls Tseial n W. IfsmgfHfa
faffHaE JassgA " " y hs
So fahsfslf tslsl. De- ~ a.
aH ssglsg sst4si. lie sss -
sfrssa, htEf sfisi ffgfsas "a
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fnlal ~ ~ Fsfs IL f1ffss
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Wf Ne ls FHf fgi
fi islfi Ire
We lay aisfsi In ahl
Hpt Z th hfHf NJ huf gH
.I|0f ti htHla ssls sssisl tal
Iis m #fnsl
Iha iftflsf ffH iaat me- faH
fmfH 'lf.f HplH f. 1pf tHi
la afhal ~ ioe.
dfY goiog irffi ska mi'e rho
nrrti W ititiutF
III f1it joe WHsiHg ab be-
.Ies Hie tn upNw esIf.
H1 mtle NE Elfi = niHhf
t4fW Ho sN nul stiY uuat ~
pho rnsfff, 0he ~ iho 'Hfs
u ffi t.inl im rDI e. pn lnp
ioe's pant ahae' mn0 w chen hsint
te mtauontii buttons pu he cont
'f,pd Ngughfy' answered ilo
iu tn elrurl ione a' lhe amo fm0
rfIhF ifpm h er
That iH esafeH nH..el ihe
tonelaf'hn IL It uot necessary Tint
yul should vice 10 HHautrg, ui.
ttnf posture is tHf' o. seli.
Joe W.. .eitei, sni the cliochlsm
proceeded
who icl to save The plrll n
The pm W. again Inserted, and
Doe replied, 'Jfuu Grnii| lua
louder tone than before, aghinu.nf
hum his .opt
That IL also correct. hut H. bot
mHnlca' ~ much feeling do be d
mole more reserved IN your manner.
.II de teacher, IN an elposnlaiing
llur.
After Zoe had cnlmcd lown, tho
animation went On.
What will be the final doom Of alI
wicked men was the subject nov
zap Tor consideration. and Ms the PIN
vas again stuck in Joe Numbered
out with a still higher elevation Of
HI. body, 'Hsha and Nomnaiion ~
My young friend, said the in
s'ructor, you give true answers "a
nll ile questions. hut ~hilc You are
here yon should he more mild in
your words. Do, II you can, retain
your enthusiasm, aud give 4 less ex.
tended scope to your feelings.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
CHANCERY NOTICE.
The state or Mississippi,
Pamela reuwfV,

" tis Chfne,p Court II .aid county,,
Norsmber Term. A. n. ts5S.
David smith,
W. ~ vs.. BILL for pi, cree.
Sarah VI. Smith.
II APPEARING to the satisfaction II
the Ccur'. that the said sarah N.
smith. the def.nian, In this behalf. Il .
Nonresident Of the State u Mississippi /,
u is therefore ordered By the Court, that
she he notified hy Publication in the
"Weekly Pamela STAR" far four couss.
cu,i,s weeks, to appear a, thc nex, term
Of this Cont. 10 be held at the Cous
House Of said county. In the town ~ Pa.
ncls. On the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday In March. iss6. and plead
ansver OF demur IL the Rill Of ComplsiWs
In this behalf Sled. OF the ssus vsll ).
taken rs confessed.
J. q. HARRISON. CleA.
". ilssri.cs. Self for Csapi'at.
Feb. :, 1853. s&rn:-.lw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

James, nss ! will near ,vur les.
S'h. said 4 s,hoOlma.'rr to a little
urclt'u. wIia was not iu the habit Of
ssadyius much.
"9ueih moi, Thir. daddy ihaiih N.
Tie boys ,hOull be thecn aud NOT
heard"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

!Ntngs mackrcl To ,nur ccat-iail
and inlseing Yourself a whale. i une
VI the iirst lessons IN Goldfish ariS,,s,.
racN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
noWARD A~sseCIATIOx,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 Beasroisnt lnaifsfiom ciobiaksd \
special E;ndowmswf. for the Relief Of
The Sick aud Distressed, e6Nirtsd
riM Trslssi and kpidswsie

EsH sIFelxnS ava kpe0eNeor
Dissasss.
TINE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, d,
view Of tho awful destruction ol
human life caused BY seSsal disesss,
and tho decepions pvsesiced upon The
unfortunate Victims Of such disease By
Quacks, several years ego directed shess
Consulting Surgeon, - = charitable 81
10. thy Of their name, 10 open q Dispss.
sary for the ircasmens Of this clrs- Il
diseases, In all their fosms, and 10 e,vsl
medieval adviec gratis to ell who apply 81
letter. vishs description Of their con&
ton. (sRc. occupation, habits 81 life
&c..) aud IN case u extreme poverty. 4,
fusnish medicines free Of charge. lib
needless TO add that tho Association COO
mands the highest Medical skin Of ~
ssc. and will furnish the moss appeevs6
modern treatment.
The Directors II the Association, 81
their Annual Report upon the irsasmsm'
Of sexual Diseases. express shs hishea
satisfaction With the sseeess ~ ~
attended the lahors Of their Son =
the cure " Srermntcrthws, Sek6lU1
Weakness. Ccnerykra. Cha. eyskilss,
the vice Of Ohanism or Self. Ahuss. Die
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. &rs
and order n continuance Of ths ssne pisa
Tor the ensuing ycav.
The Dirsctors, % . review % tAe -,
feel assured that their labsss n shis
sphere Of benevolent effort have beeo 81
great bcnc6. 10 the inflicted, especially
to the young. and sAsy have resolved y
devote themselves. with vsnews1 seol, -
this very important end nssA dsspasso
cause.
An admirable Report ~ Spsrus-
scrrhas. or Seminal WEAKNESS, ~ ~
Of Onanism. Alassussssioa, ~ SelfsAhuDA
and other disMses AZ the Ssaual ssaonA
bv the Consulting Sssgecn, will - ~
bv mail lin = sesled cnvelope), ffseee
charge. on receipt II two s(aups ~
postage. Other Reports and 1vcsos -
the nsfuve and trestmens # SeSva1 -.
ess-s, dies, &e., are cosslautly bo11e
publishsd for sraluiscus distrioutleo, -
win BE- sent to the s1icsed. Ssae u III
new remedies and methods ~ tsvo1uOe
discovered dsrias he lsss ysas, ssssl
great vslue.
Address, for Report or treAtneaa, D.
J. Sfillin l~Iouektou. Acting SssIeo4l
Howard Association. No. Z SouaA Nd
Stree, PAiladelrhia, p.
order II the Oiressess. -
EzAA D. HkAR1wEli. hhvfne.
GRO. HAllCaf1lD, Sse'p.
vts. :. 1seA vl.u341y.
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An Irish gentleman At cards. ccunt.
ing he pile. exclaimed. "Ihcr,'s A
shilling short. who put II in 70
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

\ Western jury brought in a YER.
diet al Death by hangins-about a
sn"eEesl :"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

Mis-. Tucker says il Is with Old
bachelor. ~ with old wocl: il i hard
TO get them started. bet when thew
~ dau', they burn prOhsiausly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
Vgw LIVERY sTA0IE

EAAo10 0OO0t.
VtiE snasvsiswei Asve spesed . Liv.
cry stable 81 the pasola Deust. a,
Ne Mississippi sad feesosee Railroad.
sad have Horses ssA D1esies to hipp.
We ere prepared 70 ~ pcsscns i~ses;ss
10 snv point Sseissd, saAtravelers soiae
70 NemrAis eaa hsvs tAeir kcsses sskeS
esre Of sstil Their ssessW. O~r Stable
will he veil ssPelisi With II. hest ~
the county aebs1D, ~ ess Aess!es. n.
dusssisss sad fAi6Aesl. Der sevrrs Ar,
AT ~ seusita share efshe
public patronage.
sv2S-tf NlckLT 4 SIMPSON,
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HAVING purchased tho entire stock
IL Mcs-r.. urccnlioum 4 Earnest,
m very favorable terms, We invite the
patrons Of the late firm, the public in
general, to give Us n call. Il shall be
u aim To continue this husiusss in the
snmc way ~ il was carried On before.
and quick sales and small profits" hall
b. u motto. Having buught our Coed.
very cheap, W. shall sell then Mt very
low prices, ani even try to undcr-eil
Grcenboum 4 Earnest. To make room
for II heavy Summer stock, We offer u
remaining Winter floods q, The lowest
prices possible. Therefore, come on oil
~ YOU, and by pricing our Goods. on
vince yourselves that tbs cheapest food.
in this country can be bough, ut
Mcleod 4 JONES.
Jan. 18th, 1858
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
NEW BOOT SHOP.

TIVE undersigned, having permanently
Il located in the town Of Pamela. in.
scnds carrying On the boot making busi.
ness In its sarieas branches. From his
mary rear. Of experience, he feels ION.
Adent that he . rive general sati.fae.
ticn. and therefore hopes 10 receive =
liberal pssroeaee.
shop ~ The residence Of The late WI.
Herring.
". BAXTER.
Pamela, Dee. 18Th, lSse. l7..3n.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09

A6miniOtfotoP's N003A
EITEnS II A1ninisspaaiea hos1nR
~ hea Qasset y The un1eUe0o1,
- ~ ertsie q ]. Y. Csaaes. aeeeaoe1,
~ ~ preAo1s csuss ~ roaela eesssv.
- S1ly sssu. loes, sAupe-svv IN
Dgso11s h6viaR ela1nDoG1oase atossosse,
- hegsAy sselos1e - esns ltsvsse ~
~ tke ssns psseeopo ~ -rliseeed,
v!s.lAsss sins puWy1sdty lss, ssshsI
~ - fsssvW 6GHps.
~. =. HARMS, AAn'r.
Dee. -. .sSA t7-ev.
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MCLean's Medicines
R.se.s .ssssO.eN.
TnOS. X. ClAREr.
At the Brirk CORNER.
April -, tsis. ii-tf
PRINTING PRES gtlR SuE,

A second hand ws.hinxtcu prr.s. that
viii answer admirably for a country ioh
oMse, will he sold alta bargain, BY the
editor " this paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
MASONIC FEMALE
ACADEMY

IHt uhdeFs'shNs, TFustees OF FanUIa
Masonic Fcmale A,sdcmv. take pleasure
in announcing To the public that ,hey
have secured III. services ~ Ms. BETTE
u. Smith. to take charge II til. Literar,
department Mrs. y. Moci F, II the Musical,
Mrs. Bowers Of the Ornamental. aud Mr..
u. Modrcas superintendent. The school
will commence on the 1T Monday in
February, lsjg.
The above teacher. arr well known 10
tho Trustees, a. able, accomplished aud
Vx-UrFtrug.I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

GREESBOrM EARNEST.
, 1859-05-20

Ine above shows larger number OF delegates in
actual attendance thaa have been present at any Of
cur preceding Territorial Conventions The II votes,
mfklng up The 60, were cast by accredited proxies
Ere this time. the members Of the Convention win
have assumed The democracy Of the Territory as to the
harmony. good feeling and unauimity Of purpose
which characterized The deliberations Of that body
throughout. An The discussions engaged n we're con-
docted In the utmost good temper free from acrimony
petty pcevizhpess and Il has been conceded by all
parties present. cOnverant with the history Of the
pest 70 have been the most orderly convention Of the
party ever assembled in the Territory. Never have
" witnessed nomination for delegatO or representa-
tEs 70 oonges. which vas made with equal or great
e. unanimliy. Upon the call Of delegate st and the
ht vote suced We belive there we've four scattering
voie. cast By two Of the members against Gov srE-
vENs, which were subsequently withdrawn, and our
lAis dslegais was then declared the unanimous nom
nee of the party for rpelection- Gov. srEvESs was
then introduced to the Convention BY the committee
appointed for that purpose, and in returning thanks
for The honor conferred, made an exceedingly neat
and patriotic speech, In which he placed himself
squafey upon the platform Of resolutions adopted By
the conveniou, and unhestatngy pledged himself ii
their defence In The canvass upon which be was abol
tDenicE.
Ths Convention concluded all the business pertain
hg to Il on Mondly-(ths three preceding ones occu
pied two days)-and adjourned In the settled conf
denoe that the nominee would be triumphanty elect
ID. We have taken the pains 70 make considerable
inquiry Of The members Of the Convention on the sub
ject and Il Is their unanimous testimony as belief
that Gov. STEVENS win be reelected BY largely in
creased vote over that given 10 hin at his last elec
tion- Be that a. may. feel entirely safe IN max
Ing The confident prediction thsl he will be reeocte
bya deeiHive-a vegy Large majority.
Dsmoerats ef WdskingiOa! at our mast head vii
be found the name Of the democratic nominee for Del
egais 10 Congress- also the Names q far as recev
3D. q the regular candidates Of the party for Coun
elmsn and Representatives; and We cannot too earn
esy urge upon the party in each county where legii
iuato nominations have been made, that they extern
70 them warm and cordial support. Let the praetic
Il "bolting' be ignored At once and forever. Wit
the primary and county conventions, all dsanectio
and strife should be buried and the organization clos
npto The encounter Of q common enemy. II canno
be expected that IN every instance all will be satisfe
With the ssleetions made; bat this is matter tba
should b fairly canvassed In advance, when II ". an
honest 10 support Of the party usage that We prOfes
% bs the minority viii yield eheerful obedience !
~ decision Of the majority, and give to the candI
, 1859-05-20
nREGnA IIEMa.
DE1ENs.

The Oregon state legislature was to have
assembled on Monday of this week, in Vir'
tue of the proclamation of Gov. whitaker
An election of U. S. senator 10 supply The
vacancy, has already, probably been made.
The contest for the position has doubtless
been warm and ranchorous
We learn from the Portland Standard
of May llth, that Hon. L. F. GROVER,
(late delegate to Congress for Oregon re-
turned on the last trip of the steamer
Nrtherner, and that he has "signifed his
intention to yield to Mr.. SrOUT the fullest
support" for the next delegateship.-
That COllJ D, Fry, postal agent for the
Pacific coast, arrived on the Northernsr,
to make an Official tour of Oregon and ol
Washington Terrltory.-That Hon. Jos.
LANE had reached San Francisco, and was
to leave in the Columbia for southern Ore.
gOn, ria Umpqua, and that it was under
stood to be his intention to canvass the
state for the democratic nominees. He
will probably be at Salem during the ap-
preaching session of the legislative assem-
bly.-That Lieut.. JOHN MULLEN, with
bis complement Of assistants, (the names
of whom we published last week, arrived
at Portland OIL the NOrtherner, and that
on Monday, the 9th inst, himself and
party started for the Dalles, to make prepa-
rations for a speedy movement in the con-
struction Of the military road between
Walla- Walla and Fort Benton. The es-
cort assigned to this command by Gen.
HARNEY is in readiness to march upon in
stant notice. That Gen. NEsMrH, super
intendent of Indian affairs for Oregon and
this territory, and Mr.. ZEIBER, surveyor
general Of Oregon, have been removed
from their respective offices, and that L.
A. GEARY, Esq, Of. Linn, and Col W. W.
CHAPMAN, Of Lane counties, have been ap-
pointed to fill those positions. The Stand
ard deprecates the change, and says that
considerable feeling was manifested in
Portland upon tho announcement of the
official intelligence to that effect.-That
on Monday, May 9th, as the Turn We
reiRs" were proceeding on beard the
SenOritd, volunteer salute was fred for
them by some young men, with an old iron
cannon, which has stood upon the leyee
, 1859-05-20
The MASK WIlAdrawn.-If we can COZ

The Mask WithdraWn.-If we can com
prehsnd the meaning Of plain Saxon Ian.
gusge, from the last issue of that paper,
we cannot do otherwise than infer that
our amable contemporary of the Puget
Sound Herald has doffed bis assumed garb
Of neutrality, and will enter the CANVASS in
support Of the opposition candidate, Col.
WALLACE, for the delegateship. The COM
munication in tho last number beaded
" ToDvIsN," and signed "SxoPos," contains
many glaring Misrepresentation and ab-
surdities, some of which, when we have
more room and time, we may consider it
worth while to point out. We have seen
no "todyism" " practised by our citizens to-
wards Gov. STEVENS and as to the author
Of the communication not liking the man.
ner in which our editorials are written, we
can inform him that there are whole fami-
lies in that same awful fix. According to
Mr. PRosH's confession, sudden change has
come DER the spirit Of his dream :" and in
stead Of now thinking as he did in the imme-
diAtely preceding number, that the odds
were by no means in favsr of Col. WAL
LACE, and that he will have to work hard
to win Success he appears now to think
that the reverse is the case. Patent medi-
cine advertisers tell us of a malchIess
sanatiye" that work miracles Of changes,
but we will not be uugenerous enough to
intimate that the political character of the
Herald has been effected by it.
, 1859-05-20

Canvass.-As will be observed by a notice In an
other column, Gov. STEVENS, who, on Monday wa,
nominated by the territorial democratic convention
ns the candidate of the party for delegate to Con
gre's, opens the canvass at O'Clock to-day at SEo
komish, SOwamish county-betweeu which time and
June 2jth the programme indicates tcsntEins places
at which he will address his feow-citzens. His IT,
dspsndent opponent-Col. W. II. wALLACE-has ar
ranged to meet him at the several places designated
The Col will be required to move his boots" tc
come TO time at all the points agreed upon. We
trust the canvass will be an agreeable one for all
parties that may become involved in it.