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relation to the matter.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:
OLYMPIA, W. T., Jan. 81, 1860.
Waving detailed and general repy to the
ungcnerous charges preferred against the under
signed BY the Editor Of the Pioneer and Demo
erdt, in his last issue, under the caption Of "A
Legislative Censor" We will simply state to the
patrons of the HERALD, and our friends gener-
ally, that the proceedings Of the Legislative As
sembly, g. e., the proceedings Of the House, as
reported for that paper over the signature Of
0rion,p are strictly in accordance with truth.
They hare been, and ieiu continue TO be, copied
rerbatim daily from the apprOred Journal of the
House; and we can say, with an honest con.
science, that we have in no instance deviated
intentionally from the true and erdct proceedings
Of said body. That we may have committed
simple clerical error, in reporting that Thurston
and Cathdlis, instead Of colelitl, were united in
Ia Council district, we do not deny. All men
(sCsB Eaitcrs tRsmsslpe) are liable to such dis
ctepaneies; and, to say the least Of it, we do
think that Mr. Furste has, IN his illusions 20 our
yeraeity, been guilty Of a wide departure from
the established principles Of decoram and 0entil-
ity As to our having, in any respect whatever,
''taken upon ourseIf the arduous as well as on
ercrs duty Of regulating the acs as well as rOtes
Of members Of the House." we are forced to say
that the allegation is 50 supremely dbsayd and
stdieulous that we shah pass it BY as unworthy
Of our notice. wethank you, friend F., for the
kindly admonition given to us in the concluding
re6eetionso Of the artiele under consideration, and
win Ay that we are not unconscious Of The fact
that We are acreatars Of the House, as you
are pleased to say Of US and that we may steer
clear Of the wiss anamples that You teach, we
shall c0atiRue to mind our own business, and
leave others to do tie same. s. -..-
The only distinguishing difference, however,
between Us, friend F., is, that while you are the
ezeaturs Of tso branches, we arc Of only one.
Remember tsis, kind critic, and reserve your
admonitions, in the future, for those who may
profit BY them, as We have no desire 70 control
an entire Territorial sovereignty. i3a
10 conclusion, win state that were Il not
ihat this Is The second shot fired at Us from the
burning battery Of the Pioneer, we would not
perhaps have encumbered your columns, Mr..
p with this brief note -
~. u n, 1,
a,.sor; r,,sr !, 81, ...s, - ~, go y .ns
ion or ~ dsdic.,;on ~ ..;, e ~ vss
hall ~ ~ bi.bl srs,,.s u ~. wv
vers .,,rce..,,l M, 4; ~ f.,,s~
urable sense. henumber present Of both sexes
was large, and comprised the most select Of the
society Of our Territory. Nothing occurred in
ne slightest degree TO mar the enjoyment Of the
iror ~ .,,.,;,, :, ~ ,,,,s. nj
ple who were nreser, y.,n,,,.d daI;,h,. ~ m
NO. ,-bo d;daT q ,i',.,, .-.,'s. I. ~ AHu
---s-----,. .-,-- i,s ~ ~.
!. o,;. M. ~. .s4' s'.ss ooSulrea
-, -. - ssuss1,y Apa hno.y ol
,-ss nsss, ons worthless building ian old block
other lires were checked in season to prevent
much damage. s,'II M
, 1860-01-06

GnASD DIVISION S. OF THE Grand Divi.
sion q the Sons Of Temperance win meet at the
hall Of the Order in steiIaeoom on Wednesday,
18th inst Its hoped that all who are eligible
% seats in the Grand Division viii be present
, 1860-01-06

FouR FIHrs NO less than four fires occurred
IN Olympia between Wednesday and Friday ol
last week. One worthless building ian old block
hcuss) was totally consumed BY The flames !; the
other hres were checked in season to prevent
much damage I lslI
, 1860-01-06
1. O. o. II.

VIE regular meeting Of Olympia Lodge, No l.
oithe independent Order OF Odd FeoWs, is kfSa[Sik
heIde Saturday evening, at 6H O'Clock In
east NJ the Washington Hotel
attend. al q RIANKENsIiIp 80.
, 1860-01-06

OILY Shl'lN LODIIs, No. l.
" Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds NNo,sn
~ regular communicate MS on the Arst and third cVS
Saturday evenings In every month. wax
All members Of the order In good standing are eO
ihvnrd % attend T,F McELROY, W. n.
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MEDICINES. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

IL constitutional disease corruption Of the blood
by which this auid becomes vitiated, weak, and
poor Being in the circulation, 1t pervades the.
whole body, and may burst out In disease ON any
part Of it. No organ ID free from its attacks nor
is there one which 1t may not destroy. The scrofu-
lons tant is yariously caused by mercurial disease
low living, dsordcred or unhealthy food, impure
air. filth and filthy habits, tho depressing vices,
and. above all. by the venereal infection. What
over be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitu-
ton, descending from parents to children unto the
third and fourth generation !; indeed. IL seems to
be the rod of Him who says, 81 will visit the
iniquitcs of tho fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt ulcerous matter, which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs, h termed tuber
ces in the glands, swcllings; and on the surface
cruptions sores. This foul corruption, which
gcndcrs in tho blood, dcprcsscs the energies Of life,
that scroflous constitutions not only suffer from
scroiulous complaints but they have far less power
to withstand the attacks of other diseases con-
scquently. vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scroflnus In their nature, still rem
dered fatal by this taint in the system. Most Of
the consumption which dccimates tho human family
hns Its origin directly In this scroflous contamina
ton and many destructive diseases Of the livsr,
kidneys, brain, nnd indeed, of oil tho organs, arise
from or are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulouss !
their persons invaded by this lurking infection.
and their health In undermined by II. To cleanse
il from the system VIC must rcnovate the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigorate t BY
healthy food and exercise. Such medicine We
slpplv in
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'NCHBURG WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 80. 1860.

TO take oic cal notice of the case. Accordingly, on
Saturday the body of Mr. Weeden was exhumed.
when an examination was made by a board ot our
most respectable physicians, aud who asit mp
pears from this cursory examination, thought
proper to extend their invest CATION ~ to the
cause of the death OF DR.. Aliens wifo. With this
view tho board repaired to East Wallingford,
twhere tho body of Mrs. A. was inferred aad
made as full IA examination of her case as their
means would allow, tho result of all which is that
DIR. Allen and Mrs. " eeden were both arrested
on Saturday night, lodged in JAIL aud held to an
examination. In the meantime tho somaehs of
Mrs. A. and Mr. w. have been takon to New
York by Sheriff Edgerton. to be there subjected
to chemical test by DIR. Chiffon. Mr.. Edgcrton
returned To town ON Tuesday but M yet no re-
port has reached us Ms TO tho examination by
Prot. Chiffon, and we may not get il Tor some
days To come. In tho meantime tho excitement
is somewhat allaycd, but oil the pros and cons in
the case nre considerably argued throughout the
town and vicinity.
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AYE RS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most cfrrctual remedy which the medical skin
of our times can devise for this every where pre-
vaillng and fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
most active rcmcdals that have been discovered for
the cxpurgaton Of this foul disorder from the blood.
and the rescue Of the system from it's destructive
consequences. Hence Il should he employed for
the of not only scrofua, but also those other
affections which arise from H. suih as EnurrIvR
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ASrnoSss FiRR, RosB.
or ERysipntAs, PiapLss, PusruLBs, BLorcHIs,
BLAINs and Bous. TuMoRs, Tnrrrn and Salt
RmBuM, s AID HEAD, RrNowonM, RHErMArIsN,
SyraiLirio and MEncuRIAL DISEASES, DRorsr,
DysrRrsiA, DEniLiry. and. indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS
ARISING PROM VITIArED or IMruRE Boon. The
popular belief In impn,ify ofMe blood is founded
in truth for scrofnln is degeneration Of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regeneratr this vital fluid.
without which sound health Ia impossible in con-
taminated constitutions.
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CALIFORNIA INrrLIIGENcE.-Thc San Francisco
correspondent OF the New York HcraH in his let
ter Of May 9th says: The crops in every section
of the State are reported full of promise. Never
have they looked better. aud never did the season
omen n greater return to the hnsbnndman. The
fruit crop in the valleys and along the coast is
very fine. The supply of all kinds ofagricultural
produce will probably exceed the demand, and
prices, it s feared will range low. while the rates
of labor. taking the Washoe exodus into consdcra-
ton, will not be diminished. The farmers there
fore, while rejoicing at the certainty ofa bountl-
ful yield, are troubled with fear of small pecuna-
ry returns
The Washoe fever is at stand still, if not ON
the dcclide About ten honsand cmigtants are
at the dggns, but in consequence OF snow and ex
ccssve cold, there is little doing in the way Of
mining operations. All are waiting for fine wealth.
er while II few indulge in speculation. building
enterprise 90 at Carson and Virginia cities.
and the transportation OF provisions gives employ
ment to several hundreds. There was some at.
tempt last week to jump clnimsa dangerous I'M
dertaking but meeting of miners having been
called, the feeling of the majority was shown to he
opposed to such unfair proceedings.
We have had three days. rain--rather unit
sunl circumstance at this season Of the year.
The Japanese steam corvette Candinmarruh
came down from Mare Island ON Tuesday alter.
noon and anchored of Clark's Point. She has
new fore and mainmast; her machinery overhaucd,
n new set of sails made for her. ship painted inside
and ut,and in iact,the whole vessel put in perfect
order. The Japanese are pleased as children with
the improved appearance Of their steamer When
the repairs were completed .the Japanese Admiral
sent n communication to Commodore Cunnng CHAM,
requesting bill for all this work. and intimating
that he had the funds wherewith to pay II. The
Commodore replied that he had norowcr to make
present of the work DONE or 10 demand pny-
ment being only subordinate officer under the
government; that he had no doubt the repairs
were intended as compliment and that ~ any
rate, if any payment was to he made it could he
done at some future time in Jcdlo Just rs well as
here. With all of which the Admiral was huge.
lv delighted. The corvette will shortly take her
departure TO- Japan, but probably not hcfnrs the
news returns here of the arrival OF the embassy ut
Washington.
The sum of 81, GGl is now in the hands Of the
Brnderick Monument Association. A committee
has been appointed to select u design. l. con
sists of DR.. A. +. Sawyer and Charles h. Garter.
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The SLAYER WILLfAM.--Thc Key West cores
pondent Of the New York Herald, under date Of
May 2lst. gives the snbionel additional partcu-
lars relative to tho SLAYER William late Of Balti-
more, which was lately carried into Key West: =
The William left the Congo river nine days he,
fore the Wldfrc, having on board 100 slaves, and
arrived here with 5l3; 33 died after capture, on
their passage here.
The bark was distant about two leagues from
land had been the coast thirteen days, visiting
her landing place twice. without meeting tho
quircd facilities for landing, and in short time
would have landed her cargo as launches and
vessels coming to her for that purpose.
The William was commanded by Captain Sim
in, and sailed from Havana for Congo river
the 10th Of March. She showed no colors at the
time Of her being hailed by the Wyandot, which
was done in Spanish, and upon being ordered to
show colors. hcsted American.
Lieutenan's Read and Eegleton have charge of
the prize. No papers of importance were found
The initials W. W. were found on roll of charts.
She has six sextants aud one chronomeer; sails
well but had but tho last days rations when she
arrived here 1t is said that her crew killed five OF
the negroes to keep them silent when the steamer
hailed her.
Seanisl official and a fisherman were on beard,
having communicated with her. They have been
turned over to the Spanish Consul. Five of her
crew died on passage, md some of her sick are in
charge of the Marine Hospital physician
So quick arrival following upon the Wildfre
was Il source of much anxey; but the United
States Marshal was equal to the emergency. and
accommodations were put up. clothing furnished,
fifty three of the most miserable put in hospital.
and the remaining number oil conveyed, on the
10th, to the depot
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A SUSPECTED PoisuNING CASE IN RUTLAND VER-
MoNr.--The Rutland Herald Of May 24th says:
IL appears that the wife of DR.. II. ID. Allen.
who had resided for some years in town, died
some months since. was alleged. with cancer
in the stomach. Some time after this, and we
believe to come extent previously. considerable
scandal was ahoat in reference to DR.. Allen in
connection with Mrs Weeden. the wife Of an
intimate friend Of the doctor. This gossip was
restra ined in n limited deg.ee until early las,
week, when Mr. Weeden who had been for q time
quite sick. suddenly became worse. and died. as
it was thought. strangely and un n'ably. Gu'.
notwithstanding tho impetus which the death of
Mr.. W. gave to the scandal already nfoat, action
was had in the premises. and the remains were
regularly inferred on Thursday last Immediately
subsequent. however, to this, the excitement in
regard to the matter assumed a more formidable
shape, and the town authorities felt called upon
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4ailg Jir9inian.
SOLD Amt UANNAHr

take the following from volume Of poems by nr. W.
nhe Of larecenily publlshcdia admirable style by MAJ
ers, New York, aud Of which, we shall have 10
fer. DIR. H. Is anative OF this city, and of Rev,
f. Hocombe, No well known, and universally esteemed
tzens,
Let's wait little longer. Tom!
Before We westward 70:
Lets wnit for old Aunt llannah's sake,
'Twoud break her heart, know.
Look at her In her corner there,
Her head Is white us snow,
The last leaf of the good old tree
We cannot leave her SO,
In this old mansion was she born,
Her Joy. and grieis were here;
How well she loved and nursed us all
Through many u changing year
See how she's smiling at the fire
And whispering something low!
shes thinking of our Christmas times,
., long and long ago!
Beside yon crumbng garden wall,
Our gallant father lies,
Our good, old mother mt his side
Aunt Hannah closed their eyes!
She was the pla, mate OF them both,
Some MY years ago
To leave those denr old graves behind
'Two0ld break her heari, know.
When the old soldier parcecd out
His treasures, great and small,
Aunt Hannah he would give to none,
lie gave her io us all.
We laid his good sword on his breast,
For lac had charged us
Whilst old Aunt Hannah knelt In tears
All. Tom! We cannot go,
Her falling sands will soon be Out,
The kindl, angel come,
Aud lead the good, old. ini htul soul
To our Masters hnmc.
And when we've marked her simple gave,
And dr Ippcd tear or 50,
Wen urn the ashes al The past,
And westward gnyly 20!
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A Y Z RS
Ague Cure,

THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Msm,sssns Fever, cniii Fever, Damb xsas,
Poriodicai Headache, OF Bnieas i!eadashey
s eiss. % Of diseases % origins tins IN siii.rx Ss.
rangement, c.ased by the Malaria Of Mias-
edy which, while II the above complaints with
certainty il still perfectly harmless In my quantity.
such remedy 10 invaluable in dstricts where these
pso q Trsnn ass Aoun from se
tenn, and prevents the Development Of the disease,
taken on the first approach of Its premonitory symp-
toms H. s not only the best r,msy syer yet yet d,scov
est The large quantity we supply M dollar brings
it within the reach Of every bodyi md IN bilious dis
triots where FEVER AND AeuR prevails, every body
should have II and Il freely both for and pro-
lection. A great superiority Of this remedy any
other discovered for tho speedy and certain cure
Of Intcrmtcnts Is that 1t contains Qhinne min
eral. consequently II produces no qainsm or other
Injurious effects whatever upon the constitution Those
cured by 1t are left as healthy as II they had never had
the discusc. va
Fever and Ague not alone the consequence of the
miasmatc poison. erea, variety Of disorders arise
from it's irritation, among which Neuralgia, Rhess-
natisn,, Gout, Headache, BAndness, Ioofhachs Ear
ache, Catorrh. Asthma, Paiptaton. PdinfA 4Deefion
Paralysis aud arrangement Of the Stomach, all OF
which, when originating in this cause. put on the
intermittent tgpe, or become periodical. This "CuRB"s
expels the poison from tho blood, and consequently
cures them all alike 1t Is invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily re-
ing IN hc maarous districts. II taken oecazionally
or daily while exposed TO the Infection, that will he
exretcd from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence il is
eren more valuable for protection than cure, and few
viii suffer from lntennitcnts II they avail them
selves Of the protection this remedy affords. - 6
prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
}. II. sEAy. Lynehburg; PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Rich.
mopd; N. = Rivks. Petersburg; II. A. SANTOS, Nor
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

=. NJ. = NJ II = ON.
Opposite Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Va,
receiving yer, large aud hnhutifi stock goods
his line Of trnde, consisting II article found
class house. besides many goods introduced market this
Spring Nil Of which will be offered ut lowest prices cash or
10 puncua customers The following among his
rivals:
M.YsAHns celebrated brccc loadng and Other Rifles
FLOOR CLOTHS aud be ifnl designs
GiIr GOODS, for Curtains and Windows
ANvn.s Chains, Springs bellows and Vices.
CRADLE, Grass Bush and Briar Biades
Locks, Glass, Hinges Butts, Screws, DC.
SILVER AND PLArEp Goops, Briann, and Iock Tin Ware
Calf Kip, Bndug Mor'cco Hog Sheep and Cont SIX aud
Findings of all kinds.
Superior Pocket and Table Knives IN great variety
Childrens Cabs, Gigs and CarrIagcs
Axlrs. Feloe~, Hubs, spokos and Bolts.
Cedar Tubs Buckets, Cans aud Churns
English Brides Bits, strrups and Spurs.
Leather and Gnm Betting, Packing, DC, &c
Circular SASH Cross Cut, aud other Saws ......
Mechanics Tools of every description
Farmers and Planters Utensils, Agricultural Inpcments
&c, DC. Inn
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sANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

TT L. COMPOUNDED EN-
i become an established fae
aud approved BY all that /
sorted to with confidence In |
Is recommended.
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The desc must bc adapted !
individual taking 1t, and US |
act gently on the bowels.
Inl the diciates of your |
isc Of the LIVER INPE
Lrer Nomj,idiats, Bffitosss
mic Didrrh0si, Sa o. M er
Dropsy, Sour Stomdoh, Hd-
Chserd, Cholera Mytas,
lance, Jdundice, Fsmdie
used successfully m an Or
IL will cure lSICk UEaD-
testify IN tfUs9s,y minntes.
(aks are taken III oomnlencc-
An Uho nse II are p.riHg
MII VA 7hR IN 7HE
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New ConcerI

New Concern.
WITH the view to enlarging the Manufacturing Depart
w Of business have again assocaled ourselves
purpose carrying the Furniture business
branches, under the yle and hrm Of D. L. D. H. e.
WINSTON We hereby thanks to our friends and
M public for the very liberal patronage extended 10 iGd
yay respectfully solicit continuance OF the same I"
the concern
All those having claims against j l.. WINSTON Co-jonN
L. WINSTON and J. H. c. WssToSw present them TO us for
settlement those indebted will make payment 10 us
JOHN l.. WINSTON,
,,bots j, H. &. WINSTON.
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Gents Good

tonCS fOOQS.
FuN1IE subscriber has received hh SPRING AND SUMMER
l. GOODS, consisting OF French Cloths Of best makes ana
fashionable coors including the beautiful shadc called Amalic
best Doe skins elastic Grape Face and Corded Casscre
Fancy assimereA plain and Grape face Drap dEte white and
Coored Linen Drill Plain fancy and Narcotics eat
ngs and all the new Buttons and Trimmings; also full line
of D. N Davies celebrated Shirts Drawers Gayr and Neck
Ties Gauze Under shirts of Cotton, MernO, SILK;
the best Half Hose, 10 Blown aud White Coop Meriue and
Merino feet beat Kid Gloves, se. &C. td {. II
np19 ~ ffg W VIM L. PAGE
I'm (ltl0 sEGAEs ON GoNsi6 SAEN3 OF all grades
lJV.UUU and prices, which viii sch low tn cloee
miy IRBY sAITNI1FRS
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Spring and Summer Goods.
,ots. Shoes, Hats Caps aud Straw Goods.

of EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE
L.~ HAVING receive the greater portion Of Spring
and summer Goods and being Ia daily of aci
as ARE being madc Ia my ordr, can my henis
VA-ani the public, Thai they call, With full "xler
uon "i being suited, either IN quality st! e Price Ny
Of Trunks Carpet Bags Umbrellas &c, large. comprises
every grade l.. l.. AHMisrEAij,
ap al Rep copy No. it0 Main ST., Is Anctburg, Va.
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FRETW ELL. d. HALL,

No. Ill Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
Il, HAVE IN store ibclr Spring and summer stock
I'll Of Boots. rboes Hats Caps Trunks. Carpet Bags, Va
~ Ices ali Nkln sole leibcr, AMI all kinds Vf hbnc
NA- fndnq- a of Which will b" sold on the most
able terms. th,s bougt In favorable time.
Also manufacturing Ladies' and Geutlemens Gniters
OF every disruption We'll as all other kinds work done
line of business and would call the attention those
10 j. Miles hnns BOOTS hnye b,m (b'dh dress
aud lnlllrb Of The best u3iy. ~
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We, the subscribers take great pleasure in accommodating
Capt KYLE first class hotel keeper and feel no ei"c
tace in wing that he gentleman, courteous steady and
polite and his lady is of the best managers IN NE Hn'c
Dr. A. opk Loving, ). X. Daniel, General A. Brown,
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