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, 1859-07-01

IL Dr. Guysotts Improved Extract Of Yella,w
Dock and sAsapaa, put up quart bOtes contains noT1
Of the pure Honduras saEsapar than any other peparao
exant which 70 chemically eOmblAed with the Extract of
yellow Dock and the Extract Of wild Cherry thus making the
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other SaTSapsa
before The public Al the same time Is perfectly free from
all mineral posOns whch be said any other Of he
saFsapara compounds The invalid ShSad beware Of min
era and metallic pons which and fern the active
basis Of most Of the saSapaas and Of he day
GuysOS Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and sarIapaF
does not contain particle Of these any one
ascertain by applying the necessary tests
Let AZ poisonous saraparla preparations alone and uls
Guysob Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and SarsaparH
which h thoroughly ecaeous perfectly harmless and purrIv
vegetable All kinds Of disease yield genial
Pgner Of the blood and The various skin dOsAssS
De sure and &c. the QUART BOTTLES ssIa b. duvr.,,
generally.
PARK y WHITE, General Agents, Importers ana
Dealers in all valuable Patent Medcines, t3A WaShnTton
street, San Francisco. SOSn
, 1859-07-01

To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:

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, 1859-07-01

To tie Editor Of tie Puget Sound Herald,

| To tie Editor Qt Tie PHget Sound Herald:
VANCOUVER, June Goth, 1859.
Ircceived by the last mail a copy of the laws
of the last session Of Congress, and find ap.
preparations made to pay Gov. Douglas $1,000,
with interest, 10 pay company Of volunteers
called out by the Governor of Minnesota in 1857,
two years after ours were called OUT; these
were called out to protect the settlers Of a Ger
tain valley against the Chippewa Indians. Also
to pay $ll3,G00 to Florida volunteers in their
war Of 1878. Also to pay six companies Of
mounted volunteers called into service in Texas
by Gen. p. p. Smith for three months; this was
in 1854. The two last get army pay, but the
Minnesota company fare better, ! suppose for
there is nothing said about army pay in their
case But l find no appropriation to pay the
Washington Territory volunteers, and other ex.
penses of the war.
And now, to show that the last Congress was
a paying one, give you another item, quoted
more fully: "And be it further enacted, That
for the purpose Of executing q resolution ap-
proved May 14th, 1886, the Secretary Of
the Treasury be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to pay to Massachusetts,, out of any
moneys, &C., the sum Of 1921, ,l76 As, reported
under said resolution to be due said State by J..
r. Poinsett, late Secretary of War, in report
dated Dec 23d, 1887" 1t is provided in this
case that United States stock with interest may,
in the discretion Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
issue to said State, redeemable in ten years or
sooner, at the pleasure Of the President This
pay to Massachusetts, is on account Of the late
war with England.
You see by this that the last Congress took up
debt Of twenty-five years standing and paid it.
II was therefore a better paying Congress than
we have had for twenty-five years. and it is likely
that We may not have another so good for the
same length of time. Yet our war debt was not
paid; and why3 Echo, alias the Third Auditors
Report, answers Wuv? The last Congress showed
decided determination to pay every honest debt.
Right here sermon might be preached that
would make the ears tingle, but have not time
to preach it.
The Democratic Convention Of Clark county
was held on the 18th inst, and nominated the
following ticket; For tie Council, L. c. Caples /;
for the House, J. D. Biles, Clark Short, - Sim.
mons, - Knapp, and - Shockley. Altho'
the Pioneer folks had this result in time for the
last issue, they did not publish it; and why ?
Because they do not want the people to know
that the democracy Of old Clark sustain Caplcs
and Biles, and condemn the dynasty or clique.
hope you will see that the result Of the Clark
county Democratic Convention Is published in
the next issue Of the Puget Sound Herald, for
our friends on the Sound ought to know that
caples and Biles are sustained, and will be nj
umphantly elected. There were but two votes
against them in the convention. ~.
Mr.. WestmOreland, lawyer and democrat,
takes the stump for Wallace. The Colonel has
made many friends since his sojourn here, and
will receive many more votes than his most san
guine friends hoped for.
- DRuocRAT
, 1859-07-01
spltiaI Natitts.

I1- NOtice.-An persons indebted TO J. n. MEEKER
SONS requested call their old stand In s.eneoom
and make immediate settlement BY cash lie equivalent
We must have settlement.
lIH JR MEEKER soys
, 1859-07-01

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-On Saturday last, 25th
ult, ayOung man named Joseph Herren, late Of
Marion county, Oregon, while cutting timber
for Mr. A. J. Packard, on the Nisqually River,
was struck on the head BY the limb Of tree,
which fell distance Of about fifty feet killing
him almost instantly. He was formerly from
Pike County, Mo-, and was aged about 25 years.
Mr.. Herren had come with his brother from
Oregon to find q claim for their parents, upon
whom his loss falls heavily. He was young
man Of steady and industrious habits, and leaves
large circle Of friends to mourn his loss.
, 1859-07-01

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SeN e--s Ss' " As'' @@' " .'-~S VS. eA eSSouuS-
, 1859-07-01

Remember that during the canvass between ].
Patton Anderson and Judge Strong, for Congress,
Charles E Weed went to South Bay Precinct and
there agreed that he and his friends wouli secure
the Democratic vote Of South Bay for Judge
Strong provided the Republicans and Know-No-
things cast their votes for him (Need) for Repre-.
sentative to the Territorial Legislature. This
fact Is well known to Henry Harsel, A. J. Sim
mons, Col. VIM. Cock, J. NJ Hawk, Geo. Cor
liss and iifty more, Il 1t was necessary to name
them.
Any man who will sell his own standard
bearer deserves to be defeated
, 1859-07-01
ARMY NOTICE.
.sO Tvns OF HAv WANTED.

AoO TUNo OF HAY WANTED
CEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED "PrO-
y posals for Hay" will DO received at the
oce Of the Acting Assistant Quartemnsier q this post
until O'Clock An, SATURDAY, July oh, 1859, for
$50 tons q elean, dry and well cured hay Of The es
quality o. the co lntry, and subject to such examlnato.
snd inspection ss The receiving Ocs may require and
Tei Bay may be delivered from time 10 time, pEoyid-
90 that nteen tons be delivered during the month q
July, and The whole of ~ BY The SlSt Of October.
The celiverie: may be made either Of eteilaccom
wharf, hfee q wharfage, q the garrison, or q etea-
COON COON UFssk AudiDg' on dry ground. above high wafer
Each bld mnst bs accompanied BY the name. d ".
responsible persons ~ guafanton that the CONTRACT
awarded, viii be faithfully complied with.
Preference win ba given 10 the lowest Responsible
bidder, but the right 70 reject an bds d reserved
The opening q the bids will bs public.
For mrtner Information, Inquire Of the once o. NE
Z. !. HARvIE,
lst Lieut. 9th lnhntTy,.
Fort slsIaeoom, W. T., June 21d. 1850. si6:s
, 1859-07-01

TRAIL CoSTRAcT.-The contract for the trail
between steilacOOm and Bellingham Bay, adver-
tised some weeks since in this paper, has been
awarded 70 Philip Reach at sOs per mile Mr..
Reach, on Monday last sent to Seattle force Ol
twelve men, with oil necessary equipments, to
commence the work, under the superintendence
Of Mr.. Goodburn, Of this place.
, 1859-07-01

published base, malicious ialsehoods, and has
rcsOrted to the desperate attempt to defeat Col
Wallace by deEming his private character, when
all fair and honorable means have failed, and the
friends Of Stevens see defeat staring them in the
face. q. p. MEEKEE.
, 1859-07-01

FREENAN & Co.-rwice and often thrice q
week, Of late, We are under obligations to this
indeiatgable Express Company. for late papers.
Having established an express route between
SteilaeoOm and the Columbia River, they now
take papers, letters and packages to ard from
those points and all parts Of Oregon. Freeman
& Co. are rapidly winning public favor.
, 1859-07-01

FLooD.-Much damage and heavy losses have
been sustained in Oregon by the recent OveraOws
Of rivers. The Dalles has been partially sub
merged, with three feet Of water in the main
street. and several valuable buildings destroyed
POrtiand and other places have also suffered con-
siderably.
, 1859-07-01

COUSTY AUDIToR.-o Owing to amisunderstand-
ing, the notice Of H. c. Perkins being . candi-
date for this Office was last week Withdrawn.
Notwithstanding the adverse choice Of tho Con.
ventiOn, he Is still . candidate, and hopes to
succeed on his merits. .q ...ss.
, 1859-07-01

Tm sEw wHAn.-Mr D. Il. Byrd has com.
menced work on his wharf and is determined
% push Il rapidly to completion. At q future
time We shah notice itmOre fully.
, 1859-07-01

DANIEL B. FOsrEs, Pursor Of the WIlson
Hunt has our thanks for bundle Of late State
and Victoria papers
, 1859-07-01
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEEIWOI, ". 7, FRIDAY, JULY |, 1859.


EOCNIhA VI SObAs
The SteiIhcOOm Library Association hold their
anniversary meeting on the Fourth, monday
next when they viii be addressed by Rev. Mr..
Sloan. In the evening they give ball, in Meek
ori' building.
A. he garrison, there will be parade, fir
ing Of national salute, ieasting, etc. There will
Be oihsr civic doings, the arrangements for which
have not been completed yet
rRrvAFE CHARACTER OF COL. WALLACE.
In the HERALD Of last week we called at
tsntion TO the fact that the private character
Of Col. Wallace had been grossly assaulted
and belied in communication from an un-
worthy citizen Of this county to the Pioneer
and Democrat We have since seen the
Communication alluded to, and find it charges
IN substance what We last week stated, to
wit: that Col. Wallace was o thief, q swim
der, and drunkard.
This batch Of lies was reserved until the
eleventh hour, in the hope that Col. Wallace
would not have an opportunity to refGte
~ - - - c'm =. r-s..,.. -.
y. elel ose' "eH A .-'
Col. wallace would not return nome IN ume
% do - -darcs him 70 contradict what ne
(Govel afirms.n But, as will be seen be-
Iow, the COlonel's neighbors and personal
friends have taken the matter in hand, and
very satisfactorily show the whole Of Gove's
,raisments 70 be false.
r,o,.,asrshl. ,lisappo;ptnent and mortif;.
-. =. a. ~ ,hs f,,erds ~ s,evers
q - s-s'-. q ~ vi =. NJ i..ra.S ~ .nb.,.noo -.
g amons 'nAs We mo lsA,neo 'ne saO''anOe
, 1859-07-01


Aiter the above was in type, we received
the following from Capt. ]. M. Bachelor
relative to the Slaughter estate, mentioned
BY Cove in his communication. Il needed
only thisto complete the evidence Of the
falsity Of an Of Gove's statements. 81
10 he Editor ef Tie Puget Sound Herald:
STKILAcooM, June so, 1859.
A great deal Of sympathy has lately been
gotten up in this Territory for the widow Of the
gallant and Iamented Slaughter, who is not suf.
fsfOd 70 rest quieIly in his honorsd grave, but
whose name must be brought out 70 subserye
The purposes Of party truckers and political
aspiFahtk Ithas been stated in the Piohscr and
Dsmerut that Col wailaee is guilty Of having
cheated The widow Of 1t Slaughter out Of her
just dues, and that his savage cruelty in this
respect deserves the repFobation Of al good men,
and should deprive him Of seat In Congress,
As the administrator Of the estate Of 1t
Slaughter, think Il my duty to correct thi.
statement inasmueh Is in the matter Of Col.
Wallace and portion Of said estate, now under.
going judicial Investigation, the widow Of Ii.
Slaughter has no peeuniary interest whatever,
as ct her own request made q long time since,
the prOeesdsOf the sale Of the Slaughter estate,
and those accruing from notes, accounts, etc.,
are to be appropriated to the liquidation Of hiE
liabilities, which exceed the assets.
The widow and orphan dodge win not do
The editors Of the Pioneer and Democrat can
dry up their tears, and the decriers Of Col.
Wallace win have to invent some other fable
than that Of roOsing the W'dow, to rend the
hearts and laesrats the feelings Of the people Of
Warrington.
, 1859-07-01

CoNs or IEMPERANcE-TAs mesllngs Of Good Samaritan
~ Division No. take place every alternate Friday Evening,
the lover room Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Stella
vtted 10 attend. o. p. MEEKER, as
, 1859-07-01
STEILACOOAr LODGIe. NO. n

~ Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds n
" regu lar communications On the nr1t and third !.
Saturday evenings IN every month. ~
An members o. The halsFnity IN GOOD standing ~
are invited 10 attend J. n. bAcHELDER, ". u.
, 1859-07-01
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, colds, a., ass
WIstar's Balsam OF wIld Cherry.

We regard the wild Cherry a. one Of NAtureS ouu
physeians-a sort of Good Samaritan Of the foFtsoS ~
medical gum has relieved the sueFgs and saved the yrs
Of ihousands The Balsam prepared BY Drswsar 10 pure
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry eassnee
and ts remedy by means "bad 10 take" We kpruk
confidently aud strongly n praise, having uinssSed
s rcnovatng influence In cOnSumpye cases. when an ether
prescriptions had proved Of no eject
snd by allTespcetAble druggists.
De cauous there many eounteFicils Look Wg Al
the signature before purchasing Take unless has ne
name o. Henry wisiar Nd PhlAdelphs" and SANFORD
engraved on the outside wrapper. An olheFS SFO
PARK WHITE are the only Agents. to whom al orders
importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEpIclNEs. wARnANrxn
GENUINE
lSa Washington st. opposite the Market San EaneISeo.
, 1859-07-01
OLYMPIA LODGIc. NO. i

nv Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds pol111
~ regular communications on The hFSa and third a.
Saturday evenings In every month ~
All members Of the order IN Rood standing ere
invited 70 attend. T. ~ MciLROY, ". n
, 1859-07-01

TUE regular meeting Of Olympia LOdge, No I.
Il ofthe Independents Order Of Odd Fellows, b = -.
held every Saturday evening, at 0k e'elOck, In .ks
east Of the Washington Hotel. -
An members In good standing In The order, invited y
attend. O. o. BlANKRNelllP, eesJ.
, 1859-07-01

THURsT0N.
, 1859-07-01

pOnr TOWNSEND, June 10th, 1857.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
MARYSvILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10Th.

LEcoMPToN SPEECHEs.-,ien.D Denver bored
the people, last evening, in front of the St.
Nicholas, with the most ineffably stupid,
long-winded. dry, souless oratorical effort,
that they probably ever listened to in their
born days. Briefly to state it's che racter, it
was very poor rehash of Mr. Buchanan's
pettifogging argument in his special message
recommending the admission of Kansas un-
der the Lecompton Constitution.
lie was followed by Hal Clayton in style
60 vastly superior to that of the eye.tooth
extractor who preceded him, that good
many actually supposed that he was making
a splendid harNngue, Barring some inexcu
SADLY vulgar allusions, considering the pres
ence of ladies, and barring a conssderabl,
amount of barroom slang. Clayton's speecl
was pretty fair ad captand'on effort. One
thing we give him credit for, and that is ht
met the questions at issue boldly, and die
not hesitate TO define the exact position o
the Leeompton party towards Douglas
1t must have been very refreshing for thos,
men to hear him. who. (poor, silly snipes,
have been led. by the representations of the
Express and kindred sheets, to believe that
Douglas was undoubtedly with the Adminis-
tration, and the Administration with him
Our columns are too much crowded for
further notice Of these learned Thebans in the
present issue
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Notice to Creditors.

n OTICE is hereby given to all CT editors Of Ste
~ phen Compton, petitioner in insolvency, to be
and appear before the Hon. NJ Bliss District Judge
of the Tenth Judicial District, Yuba county State of
California, at his chambers in the city Of Marysville
Yuba county, the Goth day of August A. D., 1882
at 10 o'clock A. NJ and show cause, If any they can,
why assignment Of the estate Of the said petitioner
should not be made and he be discharged from his
debts in manner prescribed by law.
By order of the Hon. s. NJ. Bliss, District Judge
Tenth Judicial District
..-... Witness my hand with the seal Of said court
LIS: affixed, at Narysville the county seat of
'''''' said county, this 18th day of July, A. D.
1859 WM SHARKEY,
jy19 sod Clerk District Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

SUICIDE IN SAoRAMENTo.-An unmarried
lady named Hannah B. Goodyear, committed
suicide at the residence of her sister, (Mrs.
L C. Wuterhouse,) in Sacramento, on Satnr-
dly, by hanging herself with clothes line.
she was native of Cayuga county, New
York, and aged 90 years.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
MARRIED..

At Piety Hill, Shasts county, June 18th, Charles
Boxtan aud Emma Frederckson
AT Diamond Springs, July 18th, Harmon Thorn and
Amanda Knight
At oooma, July 7th, Robert Chalmers and Della A.
Knetland
In San Francisco, July 14h, Levi s shallaber and
Mary +. Taylor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

OK Saturday night, the store of Messrs.
Braggeloine & Co., in San Francisco, was en-
tered by burglars and small iron cash box,
belonging to the firm and containing over
sllO0 in gold coin, carried off No clue has
yet been obtained to the robbery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

The Administration party in Shasta coun.
mated the following ticket: For the Assem-.
bly,, John White; Tax Collector A. Skill
man; Sheriff, John S. Folansbee County
Clerk. John Anderson Recorder, j. r. Dur.
lex Treasurer, James G. Hayburn; District
Attorney, James D. Mix; Public Administra-
tor, Dennis Dunn; Assessor, B. Garland !;
Coroner, DeShelds; Superintendent Of Pub
,ic Schools, G. X Godfrey,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

A MEETING of the "Ladies Protection and
Relief Society" was held in San Francisco on
the 10th. The reports of the Treasurer and
Secretary show that the society has relieved
near two hundred persons during the year,
and expended over S2,70O.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
51eu advertisements.
Masonic Notice.

Master Masons and members in good standing of
Marysve Lodge No. Q, Yuba Lodge No. 80, and Co.
rinthian Lodge No. go, F. and A. NJ, are hereby mott
held at Masonic Han on THIS TUESDAY EVENING
at o'clock precisely. All brother NJ. MS in good
standing requested to meet with us.
A. P. BARNES,
W. NJ. Marysville Lodge No.9
CHAS. RAISH,
W. NJ. Yuba Lodge No. 49,
NJ. D. D0BBINS,
ivl1.2t " NJ Cnrinihian Lndrn No 60
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Dissolution.

THNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, is dissolved by mutual consent.
Valentine schwab, having purchased the entire inter
est OF NJ Levinson in the California Lager Beer Sa-
loon, N w corner Of and First streets, is sole
proprietor of the same.
VALENTINE SCHWAB,
NJ. LEVINS0N.
Marysvie, July IS, 1859. jy19-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

TnE AntiLecompton Democratic Central
Committee of Sacramento county, have
named the 9oth of July as the time for hold.
ing primary meetings to elect delegates to the
county convention to be held on the Sd of
AUGUST
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Notice of dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-partner-
1N ship heretofore existing between A. Seavy and
G. h. Mcclellan, under the firm and name of Seavy
Mcclellan is dissolved from and after this date.
G. b. MCCLELLAN.
Marysville, July 10, 1859. iy19.lw
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

SUDDEN DEATH-A eolored man named
Charles Williams, died suddenly in Sacra-
mento on Friday, from the effects of intem-
perance
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
For President in 1860,
s II a II Il
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor,

For Governor,
JOHN CURRY, Of solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN CoNNESS, OF El Dorado.
For Judge OF Supreme Court,
ROYAL t. sPRAGUE, of Shasta County.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, OF Sacramento County.
For Congress-Northern District,
JOSEPH c. MeKIDBIN, of Sierra County.
For Congress-Southern District,
s. A. BOOKER, of San Joaquin County.
Eor State Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Of Sacramento County.
For State Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE, of sonoma County
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Al. MYERS, Of Alameda county.
For Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH, Of San Francisco County.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JAMES 8. LONG, Of Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

r. VANCE died in Sacramento on Saturday,
from injuries received by falling down ven.
tilator in the Orc Hotel
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
Farm and Garden Lands.

Suburban Lot, N. L. of AIarysville, Lot A. Range w
containing 35 27100 acres together with adjoining ID
y OF Lot o, Range W containing ~ S6-l0O acres
This land, when well subsoed,i is admirably adapted
for Vineyard and Orchard. There is an inexhausti
BILE supply OF water at moderate Depth which can be
made available at small outlay.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19
BIRTHS.

In Sacramento, July 10th, the wife Of Patrick Pur-
cell, OF daughter.
At Auburn, Placer county, July 14th the wife of H.
Hazel, Of a son.
In San Francisco, July 18th, the wife of II, schenck
Of a daughter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

The MrNT.-$9S0,0Oo in gold and, and
$4,000 in silver, were coined in the mint
from the lst to the 10th inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-19

A WARRANT has been sworn out in Sacra-
mento, tor the arrest of Haney,a ship car
penter, for severely beating woman named
Mrs Kettle.