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, 1861-10-10

THE MAsoNs IN PUBLIc AFFAIKs.-An Eastern
correspondent says that representatives Of the
Masonic Ortler from all sections of the Union
are invited by patriotic appeal Of prominent
Masons in Kentucky, Ohio. Tennessee and Mas
sachusetts, TO meet in Louisville, KY. on the
2lst inst, for the purpose Of devising some plan
to stay the progress Of the present lamentable
internal war.
, 1861-10-10

SHIPMENT OF TREASURE EoR 1s61.-The
amount Of treasure shipped from San Francisco
from January list, 1861, to September 2ist, was
$SO,si7,496 So. The amount for tho cores.
ponding period last year was $3O,sl7.6 7.6sS 80,
showing deficit this year Of &t7O.ls6 80.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

NEEDLE WoRK.-Therc is some
thing extremely plearant, and even
touching-at least, of very sweet, soft,
and winning effect-distinguishing wo-
men from men. Our own sex is inca
pable of any such by-play aside from
the main business of life; but women,
be they of what earthly rank they may,
however gifted with intellect or genius,
or endowed with great beauty, have al
ways some little handiwork ready to
fill the tiny gap Of every vacant mo-
ment. A needle is familiar to the fin
gers of them all. A queen, no doubt,
plies it on occasion; the woman-poet
can use it as adroitly as her pen; the
woman's eye that has discovered new
star, turns from its glory to send the
polished little instrument cleaning
along the hem of her handkerchief or
to darn casual fray in her dress, and
they have greatly the advantage of us
in this respect. The slender thread of
silk or cotton keeps them united with
the small, familiar, gentle interests of
life the continually operating influen-
ces of which do so much for the health
of the character, and what would other
wise be dangerous accumulation Of
morbid sensibility. A vast deal ofhu-
man sympathy runs along this electric
line stretching from the throne to the
wicker chair of the humblest seam
stress, and keeping high and low in
species of communion with their kim
dred beings. Methinks it IS token of
gentle and healthy characteristics, when
women of high thoughts and accom-
plishments love to sew; especially rs
they are never more at home with their
own hearts than when so occupied
HDrtko,ne.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

have alluded TO, aud their stock II OIL
i small. They are great traders, and
hsye heretofore carried grest quantities
Of oil and dry hslibut up the Sound 70
to sell to white men or barter with 9th
er tribes Of Indians. Now, they are It
variance with the Clallams, and no c.
noes have gone up for several months.
When they do 60 up again, it i my
impression that it will not be for trade.
.-, But I think that by this time you and
your readers will think / have written
quite enough about Tatooche Island, its
light house and inhabitants, and I will
close with the remark that if anything
Of interest transpircs during my visit,
or further cruises on the Straits, I will
drop you line" JAMES 9. SWAN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

Circular from the Secretary Of War.
The Secretary Of War has sent to the
Governors Of the different States cir
cular, of which the following is q copy:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May 22d, 1851.
DEAR SIR: By reference to General
Orders No. Is, Of the War Department
appended, copy of which I herewith
forward you, giving the plan Of organ
ization Of the volunteer forces called
into the service Of the United States
by the President you will perceive that
all regimchtal officers Of those volun-
teers, from Colonels down to Second
Lieutenants, inclusive, are appointed
by Governors OF States.
Having thus confded to you the ap-
pointment Of all these officers for the
regiments furnished by your State, you
will, trust, excuse this Department.
for impressing ON You in advance, the
necessity of absolute adherence in your
appointments to the following sugges-
tions, which are deemed of the highest
importance by the General-in- Chief,
under whose advice they are submitted
to you:
1st. To commission no one of doubt
fol morals or patriotism, and not Of
sound health.
I'd. To appoint no one to lieuten-
ancy, second or first, who has passed
the age Of twenty-five years; or to
captaincy over thirty years, and to ap.
point no field officers, Major, Lieuten-
ant, or Colonel, unless graduate Of
the United States Military Academy,
or is known to possess military knowl-
edge and experience, who has passed
the respective ages Of thirty-fve, forty
and forty-fivc years.
This Department feels assured it will
not be deemed offensive to your Excel
lency to add this general counsel: that
the higher the moral character and gem
eral Intelligence of the officers 90 ap-
pointed, the greater the efficiency Of
the troops and the resulting glory TO
their respective States.
am, sir, respectfully, $500
'e SIMON CAMERON,
A Secretary Of War.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

To DESTROY FLIEA-To one pint of
milk add . quarter pound of raw sugar.
add two ounces Of ground pepper, sim
mer them together eight or ten min
utes, and place it about 10 shallow dish-
es. The dies attack It greedily, and
are soon suffocated. By this method,
kitchens, etc. may ekept clearof flies
all summe without the danger attend
ing poison. We COPY this from an
anonymous source, It 10 easily tried,
and if effective, will be valuable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

GOVERNOR JACKSON, THE FUGfrIvE.
"A dispatch to the Missouri Democrat,
dated at Jefferson, June 10Th, says!
Two gentlemen, we'll known and
entirely reliable, have just arrived here
from Syracuse. They state that ex-
Governor Jackson and General Par
sons were in Syracuse when they left,
with about seven hundred troops.
These gentlemen saw Jackson and con-
versed with him, go that there can be
no doubt about it. They say Jackson
looks bad-sick, pale and haggard-
and has evidently not yet recovered
from Ills terror-stricken experience OF
Monday. He is in a most deplorable
dilemrca, and does not know what to
do. The troops are under no disci.
piinc, and grea: dissatisfaction is mani
tested among them. They are almost
destitute Of provisions, aud amid the
general confusion largo numbers are
deserting and returning to their homes.
No general orders had been issued up
to the time my informants left.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

CAN'T AFFORD 10 DO WRONG.-It
was suggested to President Lincoln
that oil Southern property located in
the North be confscated, in retaliation
for the con6scations ofNorthern proper
ty that are daily taking place at the
SOutE.
"Ko, gentlemen, never" the Presi-
dent 10 reported to have replied.
"But the 6outherners are doing it, :"
bis visitors said.
"True," rejoined the President
"they can afford to do wrong, l can
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20

Circular from the Secretary Of War.
The Secretary Of War has sent to the
Governors Of the different States cir
cular, of which the following is . copy:
, 1861-12-19
Honey Bees.

UEatd >rrm consists GA swarm
of bees, in v,rA.ng order, consist, Of one
queen, two ur three hundred drones, and
from ten To hiry thousand workers. The
queen would more properly be called the
The drones are the males; they never work
nor fight-they are stinglcss. The workers
are imperfectly developed ici:.lles. Ac,
cording to I. B. Min,r, aui'or Of Bee
Manual, the swarm in the Spring consists
| Of a queen and about two or three thousand
workers, and these increase as soon as food
can be provided in Spring enough to make Il
new swarm, which goes of, led by the old
queen, while new one is provided for the
old colony, which also goes off sometimes,
with another swarm, and occasionally a
third one is sent of, and finally the swarm
remaining consists of about twenty thou'-
and bees. All but two or three thousand
die off before Spring, the life Of bee being
calculated at only about nine months.
A queen bee is so distinguished from
other bees by her shape, size and color that,
when you have once learned how, you can
always distinguish her. So you can by the
noise she makes. A queen is larger than a
worker, but not as large around as a drOne,
though longer, and the rings of her abdo-
men are less fully developed, and conse-
quently not so plainly distinguishable. In
short, queen is more wasplke in her form
than drone, and is of darker color, par.
ticularly upon the back part Of the abdo.
men, while on its under side it is of yeI.
lowish hue. The wings Of the queen, in
proportion to her body, as compared To ei.
ther Of the others, are wider, stouter, and
shorter. She is seldom on the wing, only
ut swarmng.time, and then she cohabits
with the males. It is supposed that she is
always impregnated during her fight, and
that impregnation in the Fall, before the
drones are destroyed, serves for the eggs
| sha will Law in the SprinO. Those who have
, 1861-12-19


IxrRREsrIxo FAcTs.-Man has the power
Of initiating almost every motion but that Of
fight. To effect these he has maturity and
health, sixty bones in his head, sixty in his
thigh and legs, sixty two in his arms and
hands, aud sixty-seven in his trunk. He
has fur hundred and thirty four muscles.
His heart makes sixty-four pnlsations in o
minute, aud therefore three thousand eigh:
hundred and forty in an hour, ninety-two
thousand, one hundred and sixty in . day.
There are also three complete circplations
Of his blood in the short space Of an hour.
In respect to comparative speed Of animated
beings and impelled bodies, it may bc re.
maj ked that size and construction seem to
have little influence, nor has comparative
strength, though one body giving any guam
tity Of motion to another is said TO lose so
much Of its own. The sloth Is BY no means
small animal, and yet IL can travel only
fifty PAGES in day; aworm crawls only five
inches in fifty seconds; but alady-bird can
Iiy twenty million times its own length in
less than an hour. An elk can run q mile
and half In seven minutes; an antelope a
mile in a minute; the wild mule of Tan tary
has speed even greater than that; An eagle
can fy eighteen leagues an hour, and canary
falcon eanFeaehtwO hundred and fifty leagues
Ia the short space Of sixteen hours. Aviolenl
wind travels sixty miles in an hour; q sound
one thousand one hundred and forty-twc
English feet IN q second.
, 1861-12-19

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sumner, will pant and blow and struggle
under nc burden 1l 2 starving and slckly
ela|t o. corn J Weeded i before q was
f11I Why some Of or planters raise
weeds ipr manure, while pests, OF no
Use % man Or beast, are suffered 70 grow Up
ena .1neiy iof ne sake ot me privilege Of
oaf{lng their oeea bodies % supply tne veg
ci-9'e m.ites % tne sou. -,
~ = pes'seuy conducted conc plan.Aslon, 70
uk'oh VI. not q some known and positive
, 1861-12-19

OrIooal weakne. nervous debility .ow gpll llau1el
Weakness Of The limhl and hack l1dllpaan and ~.
pabilily ioF labor and study, dHllnej q appgshel,
loo Of memory. aversion d pnceiy, love a a1l1oe.
tmidily, aef dlllFunt dlzness hridacbo inyulunlal
discharges. pains n The I'D, oleolluns q De 80
pimpea on tha an aanual of o1har lu1Imllll1 h ~
are cured hy ths ln1ily cslslisd phycill and
l. ]. cnnpkly. HI melho1 q ciIllg dlll1Em = -
(unknaHi % eihaIsl an1 halcs ths poll mco18 ~
eo,s',.'.s..-..ena' y isA~ n rSsfrsr IN
, 1861-12-19
DRoPSY.

Tue eicacy Of HoloWays Pills IN DFopsy ID extraor-
dinary They art with snch peculiar elect upon the
system, that the fluids arising from this drenl disease
are impereeDtibly carried "a and prevented from any
further accumulation. The sufferer regains buoyancy
Of sprits and feioces In completely renovated
stitution; but Il s ndispensably necessary that the
Ointment should Be most 0nectnally rubbed into the
complaining parts.
, 1861-12-19

A CARp.

!, the undersigned, having been under the Teatment
Of De. L. J. Czapkay. although Unaoliced, feel called
upon 10 give publicity to the efficacy of biz tfeameut
hoping that BY doing 90 may be lnsiTumeBtal IN PR
venting othe from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced and which 40 ofen Tesnlt from The perns
cinus practice Of pretendeF Ny disease has beeh thai
Of physical ans mental debility, UhIh fnous IN eonse
quence Of indscretlons In youth The agonss which
endured are perhaps unnecessary for me TO detai he
known to those Who have exia Fenced them. Dneg
I 10 say. that having called the serviofs Of d.
Czapkay Into reqnlaiion. all the expectations which
may haVe formed nf him WIRE more than ronlzed. n
WOnld theref0pe recommend Dr. Czapkay n I'll who al
nnd themselves blcted with that dreadful maledy; NJ
object 10 doing bripR hympItby for sneFing humanity
aud heartfelt desire Of relieving them. .a,tL ~
D. DAHLEE, phnlsr.
State AZ California. rity and County q San P1lcpeet
On this sl day Of July, ID. 1855, before me, Wm.
JeWett Notary Public, personally appeared D. J. Habee
known 10 me. who. being duly sworn, dd deposo end
ny, that The contents q he card herewith ignet b
him are true.
IN witness wheEeof have heEsuntO Get my hard. snt
affixed my 0elAl seal the day and year above written.
tLS1 WIN. O. JEWETf, NOiAg Publla
, 1861-12-19
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, 1861-12-19

when taking these Pills. rub Holloways celebrated
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach and over the
regions Of the liver on the right side under the ribs
and you will ct once experience change for The better
In your digestion spiF appetite strength and energy
The Improvement, though b may be gradual, will be
thorough and lasting.
, 1861-12-19
oAR D.

Prompted by honest desire Of my heaTt, vIsA b
lay before the public q case which deserves { comfuon
Saton. not only Get Of scientific skill bot that q
humanity also. About two years ago. suddenly, and
nom causes unknown TO me, was seized with % oe
epilepsy. which, owing 10 my inability 10 meet The eB
penses consequent upon thorough medical treatment
and the encouragement which met with en- attempting
H. soon became such (as then led 70 belsvs) q o
defy the ek OF any physician. was frequently, Wills
In pursuit Of my calling, thrown down 70 the ground
without the slightest warning; and although iDsopahl1
70 the agcnles jet despised the miseies q my m oBd
soon learned 10 look upon those who would render as
ance OF shelter from danger enemies who songhe
TO proong The existence of my miperies WIN IN this
state, and having previous 10 my sctlon tasted TIE
sweets OF life, once more was induced 10 attempt aee
Ing aid Of physician, and by recommendation, ,eallad
upon Dr. J. Czapkay. told him Of my clrcunaianceas
and Of my inability 10 reward him for biz services NJ
gardless Of which, however, he at once undertook ny
case and with the blessing of God, I WIS once moro
restored 10 perfect health. Unable To reward him ioG
the bonn which enjoy at present. and yet eonaaous
nv indebtedness, consider u due 10 myself and az
sctd 10 make the public, In order that hoga ~
nee' Of medical advice may 1nd physician b whom
every ennfdenco can be placed.
stats Of California, County Of San Francisco. Sub
:chea and sworn to before ne, this lSi day q August
II.Sl GILBERT A. GRANT, NO.ary Pub.
, 1861-12-19
stomach, Llver, Kidneys and bowels

Those Who suffer from bile and liver complaints should
try the effects Of this valuable remedy. few doses Of
which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous
removing all impurities giving healthy action 10 the
liver II bilious attacks be allowed 10 continue, serious
casualties may arise, and the sufferer be consigned
he'd Of sickness In ell disorders Of the Kidneys the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of the
back ortWce day; and the Pills. acting In unison
will cure any complaints arising from these organs
, 1861-12-19
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of mankind Of the head Of ell remedies for removing
obnoxouS posOns from the blood and cleansing all the
tissues Of the body They have saved thousands year
pepsa, dysenteTy, diaFTh9a constipation liver CON-
plants, &c. TACT attested by myTads Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness and debility, the warnings Of de-
crossing organic energy and vital decay are restored
and terminated with vgor and heahnl action 10 every
organ throughout the -ysem. by the restorative and
exhilarating influence Of this medicine.
, 1861-12-19
Female Complaints.

All disorders OF the SEX and diseases in every crisis
perlous 70 the life and health Of woman, youthful or
@hoS, n y oE t,onbs Js x Nv s sss sso Ss:
Pills, taken according 70 the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
, 1861-12-19
Complaints incident to Children.

All complaints Of children nav sOon be cured II care
be taken % purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver AMI cleanse the stomach and bowels few doFei
Of these famous Pills win immediately have the desired
eCt particularly parents be careful 10 not allowing
them 70 eat Of thngsWhiCh they know would bs nOIi
70 themselves. feBks ft . ~
, 1861-12-19

HOllO,rays Pills are as bea remedy Eaovn IN hLs
s1c tCOrid for the JollOiOing diseases:
Ague IDropsy inflammation Sore fhroais
Asthma Dysentery Jaundice Stone and Gravel
Bilious com- EydPellg Liver com-IseeoudAIy Hymp-
plalnts Female fSre-l plants toms
Botehss On the gaaritles lIimbagO Tic DOuloureux
Skin lHevers Of nlllpies lTumofI
Bowel cO~PrnI Lhds Iahsu@atsm ulcers
Coles Rih Retention Of venereAl anec-
Constipation of0out Urine tlons
the Bowels Headache ecroiula, ~ Worms. al klndl
Consumption Indigestion klngS Evn Weakness, iron
Debily whatever cause
&c, &c, &c.
sold e The EIiAhllshment q PnOFnssOR HOLLOWAY
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/ al1sa
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| = CURTIS MOORE, DmgEi1a,
| -. .-r-ss vlclnIlA, vi.
#r 49, - noiAsea1'
, 1861-12-19
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
In Nrieniifie and prnriirnl larienlinne.

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
By Henry STEPHENS, +. r. s., Of Edinburgh, and the
late j. p Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
In Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal octave.
1000 pages, and numerous Eugravings.
This is cOnfessedly the most compete work on Agri-
culture ever PUBLISHED and In order to give wider
circulation the publishers have resolved TO reduce the
price to
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When sent by mail tpnst pAidl to California. Oregon
and Washington, the price will be o. To every other
part Of the Union, and to Canada, (pOst pald1 t6.
81 This Is NOT the old Book Of the Farm"
Remitances for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid. to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. "a Gold street. New York.
, 1861-12-19

All the State Fairs held last Fa throughout the UniOn,
10 every instance where they have cohtehded over eli
other Sc wing Machines, must be received O.
Conclusive Evidenced their Unqualiied Superiority.
Among the undOubtea advantages Of theus machines
aFe-lst Elegance and simplicity Of construction and
pairs. ID. Durability. Sd. Unexamped ease and rapid
ity Of operation. II Comparatively nOiseless move
ment. 9Th Beauty Of stitch and rmness Of seam 9Th
Economy Of Thread. 7Ih. Applicability 70 variety Of
purposes and materials
TheV are applicable 10 every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear, fr0m the lghtest muans to the heaviest
cloths II works equally well npOn silk, linen, Woolen
and cotton god; Bsaming, quilting hemmng, gather
ing and telling, performing every species OF sewing
except making bullion holes eschnG on nuttons, soe
the width Of hems. Tue hemmer is an appendage BY
which the edge Of the hbTic Il passes through, h
turned down and Handsomely stitched. Thousands u
these machines are used BY families dress
Makers taoEs manufacturers q HkTs, cl0aks, mantnS,
clothing. hats caps, c0rsst ladies gaitera, umbrellas
parasos silk and linen goods, with complete sacoes;
sometimes from one 70 two hundred used In single
Read Shsi the Scientific American ssys 49, We am
having great many Inquiries f1E sewing Machines from
various parts Of the country and - We cannot convent
entity reply 10 them al BY mail We have thought I
pTnper - state our opinion 10 regard 70 them In thlI
hetnred By the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Con-
pany, No sos BFoaduay, and We can Ay, IN FeEnFd d
a. tkat d b without rVal. u 4 simple, nol easily poi
20, q order, and In point Of electVene and nnldh
10 other machine stahds ehsad Of 4. We ststs thiI
mosh N legAFa % ths ezeesut machine upoa CT OWI
IS ampls 1pply q ths.. aFua pssmlum macbIu,, VI
Be- received By eVeEy steamer ffGm New York b &c
Hayden, Agoit n 11n ~ .nelsra
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget SDsnd HsHsh Or,
l Agent h StShlsocn.