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What would you think Of any man--to illus
trate-of any farmer, who would make one of
those fine patent plows aud plow down his bar
rem ground, and raise good crop upon his land
which he had thrown aside as useless lie
gathers his crop into his garner, and reaps the
reward of his labor, thanks God for his fruitful
harvest aud pockets the money it brings to him;
and the same man, when he had another crop
to raise, should say, by that plow l got
good crop, a better one than l expected, but
as l have the power to do as please with my
own land, l will try the old "go devil" plow this
year you all know what 'go-devil plow is.
You know it is harrow with three prongs, a
| very good thing in its way, but BY no means
| good thing to break up ground with. (Laugh-
teri Well, he takes his "go devil" and kicks
his ground about, and gets no crop, and tell
you he can't get much OF q crop, that way any
how. OF course, he gets in debt. He says:
"Well, was great fool to take that "go-
devil" will get that patent plow to working
again." The third year he uses that pow again,
aud gets good crop, and gets out Of debt
II e gets his money into his pocket, and goes to
his thanksgiving dinner, eats his turkey and
thanks God fol his goodness. The fourth year,
however, he says; "Have not rigbtto do as
please, will take the old ego devil" again.
(Laughter)
This is precisely what you, the people OF the
United States, have done with your power Of
voting.
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING. AUG. 20, 1ssa
ptAtN ANp ORNAMENTAL. YRtNriN

. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
70 Pluinhud Ornamental Printing 81 ever. descfplo
lone the Printing Establishment %. the Leader ONCE, on
me latest improved aud rapL steam presses, in the
eft sy short notice and at reasonable rates Pa
cnla raid 90 blank wurk Every lescrpt
binding done pecaly Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals
+, les BJoks. Receiving B1oEs, &c. &C.
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"a For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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prp @oo0s.

DEBEGES FOR TRAVELLING
~ DBESSES.-We have the best Debege, or Mohair,
agls s. HYMAN & co
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stopts, &t.
MARVELLOUS FEATS
aiF-
BREAD BAKINGG
TffE
STE WART STOVE
ON TRIAL.


First EXPERIMENT
AT THE STORE or wANDs &
"a KENNICuTT. Albany. n go nF Of brlad
tqualel without reuewiur TIVE ere The stAvo ted
er the uccason by substituting Tho a. proof cement or
we VISUAL te hick nu rs end Double sized Top Baker
Vt te smaller one commonly used DO most oher esp cts
n was tt samo as when pupfry arIungod summer
a ne 81 Goa wers put in at the start, and rs. re-
mnined ai the close
SECOND EXPERIMENT
A. the same ace. and with ue saus siovs. barrel
h9qr was ked into bread, mixing 20 hs comncncing
hours oner the hre was made. Amount ~ coal
sumod, 81 bt
THIRD EXPERIMENT
A. he house Of the inventor and patenioe in Troy N
30l bs Of bread hake viii the sized stove
DO. with other appliances hnn the upplcatin Of the
tul summer dress No renewal Of the fire Amount Of
coal consumed, % l0s
FOURTH EXPERIMENT.
Al the store Of Fuller wgrren h Co. in Troy N. Yi
uaves Of bread weighing Ms each b. kod in three
separate baches 10 the No 81 $40 tOveu n inches
quafeD wilh single stick of wood II inches IN length
and inche square, cOmmenc with cold stove. The
hre was started wihep intefs taken rom The sick
10 reference to the above experiments ample t. simony
Is at hand 70 prove The superior qualify o The bread and
also the FITNESS Of the TRIALS.
Noice hereby svsu that similar esis will be repeat
G. P. BORN & CO.,
No. 9ls Superior St.,
As Ten asthe 1our shall be Furnished upon the condition
ht The bread hak ed shall bs distributed the benefit of
'he poor augn
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An 2l1 suPERIOR sT.
GUTTA ISOHA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
l. mann iaeturod and all varetes Of artificial t. eth
DENTIST.
nR w. j CHILD HAS REMOV

u cd his DENIAL Office 10 Room No Is. Hofnun block
Superior ,roet East of Public square South of O. All
who med tn OF nentst, vii save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him
Elec rciy used 20 mitigate pain, for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, Silver Porcelain and NulcanZed Rubber Base,
the best manner Teeth in SETS from SlOtO 30 Goll
hllngs according size OF the cavity, from bOs upward
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PRICES REDUCED.
WE ARE NOW SELLING OFF
w our stock Of Musuis and Lawns at greatly reduc-
ed troes Also, Cnaly Bareges Moaars und all other
Dress Go dS at price TO suit the hard umes those
about purchasing viii save money by callingat
s. LYMAN CO.'S
Wis Cheap DRY Goods store.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
N We Hre now sell ng "a all our % aud 81 Cha
y DO LANES n the worry low price Of sh Hing yard
Also some shi ling cscoes al 10 cents yard. Cali aud
get sume guod bargains at
s HYMAN & co.
auels corner Superior st. Hnd Public Square.
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ts13 For City News see third page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News see fourth
page
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GUTTA ROMA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is manufactured and all varieties of artificial teeth
at up in the best manner. W. INGERSOLL,
No 2ll Marble Block Superior street, Cleveland o.
mNIAAa
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Buil0ers & Arfbitefts.

BROOKS s. @. Il Il. w, BUILD
IL ERS. Alsf danufacturors Of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Brackets and an kinds Of ScrOlSawng and Gothic WoIG
Particular upni paid To- Fttng-Up Stores. Factory on
Diysion-st ner, Cenre Rlnck Cleyeand o nnl0-ca,
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LINES ron Av1LLAoR rrsrlvAL.


LINES FOR A VILLAGE FESTIVAL.
rhe following poem by Whittier is copied iror
the National Era Of last week. It is seasonable
this time of farmers exhibllonsl
The Persian to his affairs bore
Sweet blossoms fresh with morniug dew,
Aud yelled the old false worship DER
With beauties borrowed from the true;
Around Palmmon's Aowery shrine
Their maze Of grace the maidens wound,
And woYe the wreaths Of lsthmau pine
Whcrewith the victors' brows were crowned
And we to-aay, amidst our flowers
Aud fruits, have come TO own again
The blessing of the summer hours,
The early and the latter rain;
With manhood's strength aud maiden's glance,
To lend our Christian holiday
The beauty Of the P,rsian dance,
Tue yigOr Of the Grccian play;
To sec our Father hand once more
Reverse for us the penteous horn
OF autumn, filed and running DER
with iruit ndtower and golden corn.
Once more the liberal year laughs out
Der richer stores than gems or gold;
Once more with harvest song and shout
Is Natures bloodlesi triumph told:
Our common mother rests and sings
Like Ruth among the pArnered sheav,s;
Her lap Is full OF goOdly things,
Her forehead gay with autumn leaves.
Oh, iayors Old, yet ever new!
Oh blessings with the sunshine sent
The bounty oyerruns our due,
The iullness shames our discomfort.
We shut our eyos-the flowers bloom on;
We murmur, but the corn enrs Gll;
We choose the shallow, but the sun
That casts it, shines behind us still
God gives Il with our rugged soil
The power to make it Eded fair
And richer fruits TO crown cur toll
Than summCl-weddvd islands bear
Who murmer5 at his lot to-dayl
Who scOrn, bis native fruit ana bIooml
Or sghs for dainties far away,
Beside the bounteOus board of hOme
Thank Heaven, instead, that Freedoms arm
Can change Il rocky soil TO gold;
That brave and generous lives can warm
A CLINE with northern ices cold!
AM by these allars, wreathed with flowers
And piled with fruits, awake agliu
Thanksgiving for the golden hours,
The early and the latter rain.
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MlisLkllonrone.
BEEF AND PORK PACKING.

Our eKtonsi siy0
SInughtcrIngi Packing nnd Rendering
Establishment,
GITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE.
~ ,ue pnd Cuyahoga River has been Thoroughly h,
pancd and now Ieady butiuass II has capaoiy for
300 Catlle and 1000 Hogs,
daily all Of which are noL cd and the
aud land rendered In the lmildinp,
Our lnIgu
STEAM LIGHTER
inll iuys packing ut ouoh iip doing away with d,sFe
entirely We do stfi ty commission business Ordes
for homo OF foreign markets respectfully s0l onoi
septlG Bl%m kHOLL HlLLIARD.
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WHAT THE Wan Cosr.-Tho two months
campaign in Italy can scarcely be said 10 have
been cheap amusement for any of the parties
concerned, The AllgomoiDo Zeilung figures
up the cost to tho immediate parties TO The war,
aud also to the neutral Powers who were re-
quired TO mako preparations for contingencies.
-, A., g. tn.
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Non'ExpIOsivc Burning Fluid!

HEAR WHAT OUR PROFESSORS SAY
ABOUT TT!
T'HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
recently vintsled many Thorough e1pe rimolda with
Prof GTeenoughs -T ~
CARBONIC ACID GAS NON-RXPLos osIVE
BURNING FLUID,
Would hereby express entifo confidence ~ tho atley
thl hafmltsanoss Of his burning Fiud opfrod 10 the
lnanneI Of that rrhbtfd TO uH ~ STRONG 4 ARM
SIhuhG We therefore regard t ah aitce of great pub
le utility AID importance.
fTuf Y, KIRKLAND
J LANG CASSRl.9.
uuSTAYE q, n WEBER,
z BRAlNEhD \ BURMDGE
~ Sold hN Strong AtusiOne; Hlfo hy DR.. HnznOf 4
botor 81 Clair stree; ~ A. Palmer conner prGFpsct
Erle site'tti aud Dr.. woodwofth, Kinsuan street.
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DENIIoIHY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines II teoth bad, read
with great II you have teeth At all lsp:
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the streets in the social
circle and in the paror by the humbest peasant and the
proudes is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for tile OF the timely aid of good and
skful dentist. and inferior operation is in many
than all II your teeth good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them in Order
II nor time should be lost but have them repaired the
th9 better and that which burns thr
neil Of all diseases All Irregularities of the teeth should
attended to IN childhood aii youth.
Al persons desous Of fine dental operations are inyit-
ed to call my where particular attention ~
to the preservation OF the natural teeth, where the
Il. A .rIrr n 1. Il LII.
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DENTIST.
nR. w j. GUILD HAS REMOY

hk. w j. GUILD uA 5 RE NOV
u Cd his Dental Office to RoomNo Il Hoffman bloc
Superior street. East Of Public Square South Of p O. An
who need ha service Of Dentst, will themselves
snuch SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him a
cal Eec rcity used 10 mitigate pain, for those who de-
sireit.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold Silver Porcelain and NulcnnE0d Rubber Base
the best manner Teeth in sets from $40 10 70. Goll
ngs according To size OF the cavity, from 6O5 upward.
muylI
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SPALD(EGS PREPARRD GLIII

ofALDlNO's PREPARED GLUE
BPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDIRG's pREPARED GLUE
Saves the Piecssl
ECoNOAfYlli DIsPATcHti
ER-" stitch IA time sapes Riae." Al
A S ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
a evou N wall Hguatoi families It 10 vory desirhb o
tVhNe glWe 'hthl hto convenient way lOr repairing Eur
~ talitqTe. CioLeiY TOYS, &c. hpALDlNGs FRt tPt RED
St.Dh hsels W avnh omeig ucuA, aAd household Gnu
Au9iu ~ - without 70 u ia always rgady aud TO tho
sietinH E0iat Ih"ro longer neoeesilY mping
chars slthpfo vrnoots hcadoss ao A. and brak on era
ues ~ "a Just the article I cuhp-she and other OTna-
mental work pupulH with ladies Of refinement.
Iis hmirnhle sIarauu ts used O0ld hniug
heiq ~ solution nrd possessing an The valuable qaaties
Of the best oubineink eTs 0lrs u my be n tho
lace Of common murilag8, being vnsty uiOrr adhegvp
"UsEFUL IN EVERY ItCUSEh
~ - fuau accompanies Nufh 10 Us Fuce 20 cts.
anEa For sale BY FO0O. ENSWORIH6 co. I
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GoaI DeoIere
Coal 81 Cox
Coal, Coal, Coal,

VNVV9 OUEUV9 CVUUU'
A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL.
"a VIII koeD cons anty hanI aud fr sale Euclii
cash pii
Several Of the best qualities of Btumnlu, Goals.
gntas, stoves Hnd family generally Also good Bac
smith and steam C.als alwsys on baud and UNDER Goou
yard Is most rosucctp y solicited. Also would invite all
others wshns to Purchase Coal to give cali before
pu cniinE intend Ia sell ruut Goals aud on as
reasonable terms as can he bought 10 the ".
Orders len "a he Post Ohce ad ressed to either Allen
Jones O X. o. p ier, will receive prompt attention
Tho Suhsufhor also mas constantly on hand on the
7. u X Coal Pior, aud is rere.v ng f'nm the mines,
u SAFE by tue On, car load, cargo good Family, black
smh and steam Goals, all OF which h. will sell ~ prices
SUIT the times Orders left al the Post Onc4 add Sod to
,,.- ALLEN JONES,
vii ' receive prompt atteni n.
Office on e =. r. r. Cal Pier, au1 for the above at
lucid ST r. X. IN ssiug, Ci,yelaid OF 10. sep.3::G2
, 1859-06-10

REIOnDER.-we have only space to say a
word in reply to the last issue Of the Pioneer
md Democrat, relative to our position The
quotation from lis own columns, in its notice Of
cur ifsi BambeR, amounts TO just nothing at all
as evideAes Of the correctness Of the ground it
assames; inasmuch as the word NEUTRALITY, {"
upon which 50 much stress is laid, was errOne-
ouIly used BY the Pioneer at the time, without
the slightest ground being afforded BY this
journal for any such deduction. It's application
20 Us BY our oOtsmpOrary was not deemed Of
sufficient moment thea 70 call for correction in
the.HRAlD. nor are we quite sure that we are
now fully justified in making an. explanation.
Ths withdrawal Of the quotation over our edi
torial column was dictated BY taste alone. We
aIs stiIl pledged 10 no party arbitrary sway"
he Pionesr and Democrat to the contrary not
uilhsianding.
, 1859-06-10

Tn NV BnrWnEE.-Aaer long and perplcx-
ing delays in obtaining the requisite material for
thsir business, Mesirs. Hayward q Dean have
It length commenced operations, with a very fair
prospect Of reaping golden harvest in the sale
q lhsir ale Already the orders largely exceed
their means Of supply, and customers are com
pslsd 70 swat their turns in having their orders
flied, % popular Is the ale manufactured BY them
Il Is pronounced 40 excellent article, and cannot
iuIl soon % take he place, in public favor, hiIh
erto occupied BY imported ale, Establishments
q dis kind add materially to lhe wealth Of the
country, IN the retention Of money previously
sent abroad for the purchase Of articles manu-
hetured BY them, and should therefore be en-
couraged BY an who have the welfare Of the
country At heart
, 1859-06-10
To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:

WV '0, ~ Wv -
mhAT0OH' W, L. ma! ois., O''
Uoh W. n, "aia'e anu no" isaac l. Stevens
,i'Ai 0."uiua'es 'Or "e neat De'''ssI,P' Au'
1reSseu q, tne c'''AenS O' 'n,S P'A'e '"S' .Iiu~y
Inc attendance was NOT 50 'aree as ""ou'u nave
oeen, naa the iae' oecn gehera"y known 'na'
1OL " alace "Ou'u SuuIes. 'ne PeoP'e N opPOs'
uOn 70 0'e'enS wi 'ue e'0snP5 nVU''S W
Una. enec' NOT na'Nns oeen Pos'eu uni Ai'er |oL
"alace arrived mere ou" On .ne contrary VIII
zen nOuees were pOS'eu IN al uie most co's pcu'
Jus P'sOss u uie Town anu county =, "na'0O"'
so'e,S ,s usys p,o'O t0A' nun : :, S'e1e"s @
MOuiu " l, 1usisss .is D'ua WE, W. - oeiA'Or
iiI'nnOnu s% SOu'u say' muuSlS, ~ p con
49, y my ~ n9VI - ~ "nO "os,u @ , suols
saA '"Ss ~" " = I,r '',Suo OA.-O ~ soSO.u ::
.ss :" 'Ie uVO.'S e" ""C VIZ suO"sy ~
~. .s's $3.50 y SO'ssI' ,,, s,s''Ou,
= HsAs .n'n sPvAs, TO% oO'no VuI SOlu'y sHu
- MY ,, W." s.rrS's - .,,.S nO,~'.In W.
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= = nO.Vu' az ,aas .I0n NV e Oe0" 'SlusOu
NJ, IA ~. h..-S ~ ~. 49,. s-.oS.S ,o ~
my "-S ~" "s-su = ~ s.Sy WY SPP'seu W
, 1859-06-10
NOE-IErERvEKTION AND POPULAR


SOVEREIGNTY.
Grand Rally In Thurston County Tor Col. VIII
liam II. Wallace, M Peoples candIdass for
Congress. .aia
Pursuant to call Of the Independent Demo
cratic Committee Of the County, q meeting Of
the citizens favorable to the election Of Col. Wal
lace for Congress was held at Olympia on Friday
evening, June Sd, 1850 t1 ~.
On motion Of Mr. S. p. Hanson, Hon. Gilmore
Hayes vas called 20 the chair. Amer the objects
Of the meeting were stated, on motion Of ElwOod
Evans, S. p. Hanson was elected Secretary.
On motion Of S. D. Williams, q Central COM
mittee Of Eve was appointed from Thurston Co,
with power to add as a committee Of coFrespon-
denco two from each county. The chair ap-
pointed on said committee Messra Cushman,
Ward, Evans, Mclean. and 3. Nelson Sargent,
which committee were further instructed to draft
. constitution and bylaws for political club,
and report At an adjourned meeting, 10 be called
by said committee lzIa'-.T.. ..r 81.
On motion Of Hector Horton, . committee was
appointed from each precinct in the said county
Of Thurston, to act as a Vigilance Committee
during the ensuing canvass. The following are
the committees: H
Olgmpiq-Hector Horton, L. P. Hanson, and
]. J. .Westbrook.
Chamber Prairie-Andrew ]. Baldwin, s.
Benton, and Il. y. frather. .. .
.ztm Water, Black LAKE, d.. Dunlap,
Frank Rhoades, Jacob S. CrOll, and Elijah E.
Baker
Mound Prairie-Jacob Brannan, P. D. North
craft, Abram Tilley, and T. J. Mounts, Sen.
Yelm Prairie-Chas Wheeler, VIM. N. Hor
ton.
The said Committees Of Vigilance are author
lied to GIL vacancies or enlarge their number.
On motion of Elwood Evana n coYnm;ffaa y-.e
appointed TO invite Col Wallace to address the
citizens Of Olympia on Saturday evening, the 4th
inst The chair appointed Messrs Evans, West.
brook, Hanson, Cushman, S. d. Williams, and
Crow.
The meeting was ably addressed by Hon. Jos.
Cushman, 4 Evans, Esq, Ira Ward, Jr., and
Hon. Gilmore Hayes
Aiter which, at . late hour, adjourned to meet
at the call OF the Central Committee.
GILMORE HAYES, Chairman.
l. P. HANSON, Secretary.
, 1859-06-10

Ar: Ny DdrIi@g oil piece Of Stick.
On the fourth of last June the day it being fine,
All the boys got together full of whisky and wine;
They came into town, have heard people say,
10 elect public servants and hear asses bray
About Old Buck and his council Of heroes,
Which the Governor represented as NerOCs;
All that was said it was fair, though,
On the memorable 4th day Of June.
Governor Stevens took strong grounds on Cuba
and Spain,
And endorsed the course Of the great General
Lanc
Oregon came in nnder the democratic rule,
Who denied it was an ass, blockhead, and fool.
The war debt he would support and have paid,
No matter what the Third Auditor said;
For Warren Cove and himself were not afraid
To promise this on the 4th day of June.
Col Wallace took the stand like stern black rook
Who was fishing for votes ION his own hook !"
If all Europe went to war and made other nations
quail,
Or flight like Kilkenny cats, right up TO the tail"
So much the better for U. S. and the nation,
For Spain d come quietly into our confederation,
And then there would be no separation
Mind, say it on the 4th day Of June.
Now the fun did commence, and the whisky went
round,
Such meeting Of Arabs could nowhere be found
English, Irish and Scotch, with sprhk'ing Of
Pike,
Dutch Jews, Chinese, niggCrs, all shared alike.
Mr.. Gallagher was called to the chair:
lie called for order and gave up in despair;
Secretary McCaw would look round and declare,
This is DOnnybrOOk 4th Of JurC.
When peace was proclaimed and noses were mus
tered,
And the convention organized according to GUS
tom,
A countryman got up, who they call great king,
And has one side Of politics under his wing;
Says this popular man Of the nation,
81 nominate Mr.. JudsOn by acclamation"
"Och," says McCarty, "'tis all botheration,
To come here sober on the 4th day Of June"
A gent who stood quite six-Ieet.two in his socks,
And was pitted slightly with the smallpox,
Was nominated for Sheriff by one Of the boys;
Hurrai blood and murder, what a yelling and noise
Came from every part Of the convention.
He's furriner, you could hear EN- all mention,
So they paid him but little attention
On the memorable 4th day Of June.
A gent who had corns and mighty sore toes,
And disfgured slightly just right round the nose,
Got up for to speak with stick in his fist,
Shook his shillelah at the crowd and told them
to whisht,
"For," says he, "rm an Irishman born,
To do mean act always would scorn;
Who denies It must smell this hawthorn
About his head on the 4th day Of June"
The chairman stood up and put on his tile,
Adjourned the meeting with comical smile,
Wished all would clear out and never come back,
So he struck the big table numbering whack
With his fist or hammer so aisy;
Then the crowd rushed around as II crazy,
And Vacuum" looked as bright as q daisy
Which bloOmed on the 4th day Of June.
, 1859-06-10
TIE RIVAL CANpIpATEs.
To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Hrrah:
PoRT TOWNSEND. W. T., June Sth, 80,

To the Editor Of the Puget SoUnd HIrdd'
PoRr TOWNSEND. W. T., June Sth, 80.
In the issue of the PioacCr and Democrat Of
june Sd, there is a short notice headed "Ihe
Canvass" which rather astonishCs all who were
here and witnessed the reception, and heard the
discussion Of the two candidates Willie Col
Wallace received all the kindness and ATTENTION
any man could desire, Gov. Stevens was hardly
noticed; certainly not more than any casual
stranger might be any day in the year; and
would suggest that if the "gentleman who has
Just arrived from Port Townsend had put the
name Of Col. Wallace, the PEOPLES candidate in
the place Of Gov. Stevens, he would just exactly
have hit it. 0fcourse, do not pretend to ques.
ton the vcracity Of the "inspired Ritins," espc-
cially when their motto is
"Truth crush'd to earth will rise again,
The eternal years Of God are hers"
or even that the truthful little essay aforesaid was
solely production Of the PhCrtile l.hancy Of Mr..
Editor; but that his informant, III" gentleman
who was just hom Port Townsend, must have
been cross-Cycd, and saw the wrong man.
hope, NJ. Editor, you will give this an inscr-
ton in the Herald, and do justice to this commu-
nifty; for We feel that Il the piece in the Pioneer
were true, we would be disgraced as well in the
eyes Of our neighbors as in those Of every just
and true citizen in this Territory.
GESsLEMAN in PORT TOWNSEND.
, 1859-06-10

TnE WnsosG- HuSI.-This ane river steamer
l. icmporarTy engaged 10 carry the mails on the
Sound, in place Of the C6nStitution; the latter
vessel being lhid up for the present undergoing
repairs ItWould be matter Of cOngratuIatiOn
ioIhe people Of he Sound il the Eilson @. Hunf
could b retained here permanently, as she Is
much better saleulrsed ior the passenger and
ftcixhi buncss On our waters than an unwieidy
ocean propeller, suehssthe cOnsfitution. With
oul De nal, however, We fear that she would
ncl It present find sufficient employment to de-
faY expenses; but we trust The time is not very
remote when several such steamers win b pro-
finhly employed hera y " csei n. so
, 1859-06-10

GOOD SAMARITAN DIVISION NO. o.
CONs or TEMPERANcE-Th meetings Of Good Samaritan
- Division No take place alternate Friday Evening,
In The lover room Of The Methodist Episcopal Church. Stella
Members Of other divisions In good standing In
vlted 10 attend. o. P. MEEKKR, @. 8
WANTED-A CABINET MAKER good workman
w have constant employment at liberal wages ap
plleaton 10 DELiN snOREY, stelacoom, W.T.. 18u