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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22
The Radical Opinion of Garfielde in 1862

The following extracts from the O.rqo.
nian snd p. S. Herald will show the csti,na-
to', in which he was held by Union men
during the war:
The Union County Convention, which
was held at Vancouver, W. r.. last Satur-
day. was addressed by Mr. Garficldc, of
Olympia, under these circumstances: Mr..
'iarficldc came to Vancouver by ac-
cidcnt, O. just before the Conyention, and
was invited by the Union men to make a
speech. Well knowing the character OF
the convention. it was not in any sense a
party organization, and that it, only OBJ
ject was opposition to scccssionistS, he
accepted the invitation. His speech aras
digest IF all the secession arguments
si~ce Tie doys IF Caihoun. The only
difference between Brcckinrdgc's great
reasonable effort on his taking leave of
the Senate and Gariclde's of last Satur-
day, is. that the former was avowcdly op-
posed to the Government, while the latter
wears the livery of loyalty.
The only three points which he cnlcav-
orcI TO reach. logically. were, that States
hare right to srcecd Mat crcyy man las
q right to .ju./ge far himseU mhcther a
Iaw is constitutional or nat, and. If he
Mihhs II is nat constitutional. he has Tic
right nat to obry it: and Mat tie present
President of tie Uni/cd States is a tyrant
and "s"rprr. anil his supporters are q
hordc Of reckless dcSpcraocs. Although
his talent for sophiStry is proverbial, he
could not conceal the fact that he is I'M
cYuiyocally in the interest of the scccs-
sioniSt>. The rest of his speech was made
up chiefly Of truisms from the first vol
umc Of Blackstonc's Commentaries, and
amounted simply TO the statement that we
have to compromise away Il portion of our
national rights in order to secure the resi-
due. This was intended, Of course. for a
Gol-blcss-you to the dear people," Gar
liclIe is a candidate for Delegate to Con-
yrcss. and is doubtless "going up and
down in the land" to make buncomh
speeches for next year. He will find,
however. that ,liSunion can find but small
support in Washington Tcrritory.-Oc-
soniioa. June 2Sth, 1861.
That GarficlLc is the patron saint of the
head and of the clique opposed to the
Union. the Constitution and the Govern
mcnt.in this country, there can be little If
any doubt. THE prople Of Oregon are
mrH acq"aint.d wHh M. GarfrIdc. anl
they stamp him as a Scecssionist. They
stamp him as Il man wWing To huhe ony
posiion tor po'a;coI pycfivm"nt, and as
not willing t" join the good and true men
of the country. who thongh in times past
stron. rartisans. arc now willing to throw
to the winds everything that can conflict
with their entire and undivided support of
the Government and country.--Y~gct
.Sound Hvald. July 10, 1862.
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oB-WORk, from Mammoth Poster to a
q Visiting Card, neat and cheap, at tho office
Of the WASHINGTON STANDARD
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-22

NARnES SEEDS-Fresh, just received bv
~. BRECkENFlELD.
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SEcEssIoNisTS.-S of our friend in
this county have taken exceptions to Ger
tain articles in the HeruM ofthc 10th in
slant, designating them as Scssionists be-
cause of their opposition to the so called
Union ticket. 1t is but just to them to
state that VIC honestly believe that nearly,
ifnot quite, all of those who opposed this
ticket are as sincere and earnest friends OF
the Union as those who supported it;
though their continued adherence to Gar
ticldc, whom We regard as disloyal, to say
the least of him, would make this appear
inconsistent. We will further state that
'~c do not believe there are fifty genuine
-cccssionists, all told, in the entire Terri
tory.-P~set Sound Herald, judy 2lth,
1862.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
C0uNTY OF KING, SIS.
In tho United States District Court for tho .;d
judicial District. holding terms at Seattle, :,
W.T..
Mary a. Livingston,
David Livingstone.
To DAWN Liv.NGSroy You are hereby no
tilted that Mary \. Livingston has fled II COM
nlaint against you in said court, which will
come on to be heard ut the first term of the
said court, which shall commence mare than
two months after the date Of this publication,
and unloSs you appear at the said term and
answer, tho same will be token as confessed
and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of the said complaint
Is to annul the marriage contract entered into
between You and the plaintiff, on the ground
0f abandonment, deSertion, &C., and iur the
custody Of tho minor children, the issue of the
said marriage. U. u. McFADDEN,
Attorney for PIT.
Complaint filed Feb. 81, 1865?
Date Of publication, April 10: 1869. 23:ml
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Our Next Delegate,

We do not propose to speak of the man
who has been nominated by the Democatic
party Of the Territory as our candidate" !"
but as our next delegate. We do not ell
ter this canvass, as in the two last Delegate
elections in our Territory, with any feel
ings Of doubt as to success; but We feel
that az sure as the name of NJ f. Moore
heads this column rs the standard bearer
Of our party in the. coming election, just
that sure will he be elected to represent
Washington Territory in the Congress of
the United States for the next two years.
Governor Moore has a record to which his
party can point with pride. and say that
he has not been guilty of one discrcditablc
action. In the beginning of the war, Mr..
Moore went into the army Democrat he
maintained his position in the party while
there, and came out of the contest Il firm
a1hercnt to Democratic principles. We
do not intend here to assault the character
Of his opponent. Saucius Garficldc, but
will say that we are glad that he is not the
candidate of the Democracy to-day. as he
was, for the position. eight years ago
We are glad that Mr.. Moore did not OBJ
tain his nomi~a,ion as Mr.. Garficlde did
his then. and did this time. by a system
Of fraud, in stocking the county convcn-
tions. We are glad that in the beginning
of the war. when Mr. Garticldc was favor
ing secession and swinging his hat and
hurrahng for jeff. Davis, that Governor
Moore sought and obtained position
where the united North then assumed that
every patriot and lover of the Constitution
and the Union should place himself for
the preservation of these sacred hcritagcs
We are glad that while Mr. Garfcldc was,
about that time in British Columbia. de-
claring his intention to become British
subject, Mr.. Moorc's position then, as it is
now, was that the American government,
administered in accordance with the Con-
stitution. was to him preferable to all 9TH
crs. We are glad that. while Mr.. Gar
ficllc about the time IL the close Of the
war. pretended to Change his political
opinions and became ,anting Radical, in
the hope of obtaining political position.
Mr. Moore remained, as he was before the
war. a firm, unAinchiny Democrat In
short. we are glad that Governor Moore is
to he our next Delegate in Congress, and
that Salucus Gariicldc is the candidate of
the Radical party UaNa Waha States-
m0N.
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Lsss~ Common bilitics--!ie-abilitics
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81 0N0HEWTARD for .,", any case as,. Of tn, the
medical faculty have pronounced ineurahle, tina
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL
NOT CURE.
DIR. RTCHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM Mol,
will cure Syphilis in its primary and secondary
gos, such as old Ulcers, liberated Sore
Throat, Sore Eyes. Skin LruptioEs and Soreness
of the Scalp, eradioating disease and mercury
thoroughly.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM Mo-,
will cure the third stages Sypbilitic and mer
cureaI Rheurnatitm, ETC. And defy those who
suffer from such diseases TO obtain y radical cure
without til aid Of this medicine, which does not
prevent the patients from eating and drinking
wha. they like. Price of either No. or ,, 50
per bottle, OF two bottles, So.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoT
A safe and radicsl cure OF Gonorrhea, Gravel,
spd all Urinary DersngemeDts, accomps MED
with fuii directions. Warranted to cure. Price
S. per bottle.
DIR. RICHAUS G0LDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR.
radical cure for General Debility in old or
young, impurting energy 10 those who have led
8 lie of seasuality. Price So per bottle, or two
bottles SO
On receipt of price by moil or Express, those
remedies will be shipped to any place Prompt
attention paid to all correspondents. None gen
uiao without the na;ao of DIR. RICHAls
GOLDEN REMEDIES. b. D. RICHARDS,
sole proprietor blow in lass OF bottles. Ad-
| dress, DIX. 3. D. hiL n mi.
| No 2e8 varick street. New York. OG''
hours from "a. NJ. 70 P. NJ. Circulars sent
! Correspondents answered.
| mayl tdwIy.
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;D.,atlp ARGUS.
Monday Evening, November 30, 1853.
coUaTINo WITH ooURrsHIp LEFT OUT

The Revolution proposes that the iashioh
of selecting partners for life in vogue IN
soma of tn. countries of Northern Europe
be adopted in America. This custom rs Tor
the marriageab bic youth OF both sexes to be
oavod together at stated seasons, when each
one writes on paper the name OF the Indi'
vidual of the opposite sex whom he or she
desires to marry. The papers are then
com mitted in confidence to committee OF
two discreet persons, and if, on looking over
the names, any two are found to have de
clared mutual regard, the fact is announo'
ed. and the marriage follows; while IN
every other case, where no rec procaI a.
tachment appears, the papers are destroyed
without divulging the secret Entrusted 70
them.
The most serious obj lection TO this Is, ~
omits the whole romantic period and pro
cess of courtship, which youngm men would no
forego for anything and the girls wonIdn
either if they just knew more aoouth. 80
it does give a ditident young man q 'N"", "
TO discover the animus Of his ina"orA''
for whom he chershes secret, consuming
fame. and affords him an effective means 0
surreadering himself in case there Is III
affinity,
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"who Would Suffer Z"

TT IS NOW % YEARS SINCE DR.. TOBIAS
| fret Introduces the Venetian Liniment In
the United states and never ia single instance
has bis medicine failed to do ALL if not more than
ia staied in bis pamphlet As an external rene
DIV ia case oil Chronic rheumatism, Headache
Toothachc. Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Swell
irrs sprain., Stiugs of Insects and PANS IN
Limbs, Back and Chest its wonderful curative
powers are miraculous. Taken internally Tor
tbe cure of Cholera, Cole DlarrLwa, Dysentery,
SICK Headache and Vomiting, its Soothing and
Penetrating qualities are felt as soon as iaken
The oath with which each bottle is accompanied
will show that there is nothing injurious IN iIs
| composition Thousands of certificates nave
been received speaking Of the rare virtues OF TN,
valuable article. Any person after having used
| it onco will never he without it. Every bottle o.
the genuine has the signature of "s. !, Tobias
on the outside wrapper. Sold by tho pruss.,'
and storekeepers throu ghout the United states
Price, 90 cents. Depot, 10 Park Place New
| w novlgdWlm.
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SOME pEcuLIARITIRs OF WASHINGTON

The St, Louis Republican not only wants
the Capitol removed to its own city, buth
evidently has some unpleasant recoIect'9ns
Of Washington as municipal corpora'loh'
I, don't like the town any way, and bIuf's
out its mind after this energetic and express
sive manner:
Washington is remarkable for many things
basides beng the location OF the Nauohel
Capital. 1t ia not only city Of msghIncens
distances, so arranged by the ionnder thS'
any spot which the citizen or stranger oeslT6S
TO visit is not less than mile from Tue
SPOT where he happens to be- 0ut, as h"s
han faEeitouslv remarked, the nature OF the
soil il such that in dry weather you cannot
ace where you are going, and in wet weather
Won cannot get there Alternately enve!0pea
in cloud of dust and swimming III sea OIL
mud. Washington squats on the banks Of the
Po,omic like gigantic turtle, put there no
bodv knows exactly why, and kept there
nobody knows exactly for what. Like the
arod II Warrington ~ SLOW, very SLOW, Ah'
+ saldom moved from that even ana "lHhi
God tannr of tie way Once IN four years. 0
aar-sa the turtle is turned over by the ue
nsrtnre of one administration and the neon
ing of another and remains in that position
until the swarm Of hungry patriots are ei'hef
rewarded for their patriotism by o'hees' {" ..
driven back to the rural districts by iact
Of funds aud clean Hnon. When the ms
ar, tied to the pOblc crib, and the "9u's
have departed thence, then the turtle
turned back again, and resumes its iCcomo
lion with the same deliberations as before
This process has been going on so long tho
the residents of Washington cannot &
blamed for believing that it must 60 on 10
ever: and that, when Maceolay's New ne
land tourist crosses the ocean IN a balloon
hold a post Wl0ytent examination upon u
CORPSE Of our defunct Republic, he W
sketch the ruins Of the capita from tue 70
of a Washington hotel, and be s"incied by
Washington hack driver if he chooses 10 Ia
nearer view. Esto perpdua IA written =
over Washington, and who MosehereNo'
doub,od the idea conveyed in the matte W
REGARDED as mere outside barbarlans envl
of the glory of our American Rome.
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Five apple dealers ia Quincy, including
all who did any considerable business report
having packed and shipped this season %,
200 barrels Of apples. There ore several
other parties in different parts Of me county
who did large business in packing aud
shipping fruits. George Bond 4 Co, report port
having put up the following amounts Of i'a''
this season: Ten thousand bushels OF CAM
ed tomatoes: twenty FIVE hundred bushels OF
ca canned raspberries; FIVE hundred bushels OF
canned cberries fifteen hundred barrels Of
cucumber pickles; wo.thousand dozen bo't''
pepper sance:two thousand dozen bottle. ca
snp two hundred dozen bottles tamsr..Iio,
and two hundred thousand do4"' o., To, o.,
@ eberkin9. The raspberrios ",De mostly ,"r 8
nshed by Milton Comb; and n. B ssS Of Of
Merdon. who have twelve acres e"c" u
cultivated raspberry plants
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CAEIEt1E.--,hs words Holloway, New
York and London are vGtormarkod on each
leaf + tie direction, in vi D toe hnSes and
pots are folded. For Information leading to the
detection Of countortciters Of the medicines, or
vendors Of such couuterteits, knowing them TO
he spurious, handsome reward will ne given.
Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lana,
and by respectable druggists ard dealers in med
irincs throughout the world A considerable
saving is effected by purchasing the large sizes.
Full directions with eyrry hex or pot.
octl sdw'y.
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uRRoas OF EoUTR.
RELEs spEcIFIo Pills

Young Men, tho experience Of yea's bs' De,
uoustrntvd the fact that reliance may DO plaseu
in tAe ,thcsoy OF
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness, the result Of Youthful Indiscrehoo,
which neglected ruins the happiness, ana unn"
Tie sufferer for business, SOCIAL society or mar
RAGE. They can 10 used without detection or
interference with business pursuits.
Price one dollar per box, or four ho&es ior
thrso dollars. II you cannot procure these rms
enolose the money to Bryan Coz Oh oeaar 81
Nev YORK. and they will be sent by return mail,
,,su soaled. Private circulars 10 Gentlemen sent
FREQ on application. Enclose stamp
c2id2taw&Wly.
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THE Cardiff giant has been interviewed
BY a New York World correspondent. He
thinks il neither hoax nor what other
people say it is. He concludes the "stone
man" is the work Of an European artist; not
designed as neurological figure not for
any purpose of worship or disPley-"no God
Of pagan or bramin, no hero of antiquity"
lie dou't believe il petrihcaton, yet dis
septs from the theory that flesh can never
petrity. The head and the feet OF the
stomach he SAYS rings hollow ever SO sur
prisingly He thinks it great discovery in
archaeology, and that it will bring us along
a chain of discovery leading to a period an
terror to the day when Columbus fsucied he
!. had discovered a new world.
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20 the Bilious.

Al"~-s the anti-bilious medicines the Phis
stand nIono. They oont"in a yegs table 'equiva-
lout Of mercury, with all the med'cnal virtues
of that dangerous mineral, and without any OF
lis dcleterions properties. In al di' orders OF
the liver, whether indicated by an overflow OF
bile or a lack of it, they restore the natural se'
crctiyc action. Nothing in tho matera medica
will compare with the Pills rs Il remedy for bill
Gus collie, -ilious remittent fever, congestion Of
-
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YANkEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FELL & BROTHER,

The undersigned, (suecesSors to 4. Hull) have
on hand a full stock sf
"a rcvYw NSTy GsN9s
consistipg Of Buck Mttens Gloves, Plus, Nee
dice, Paper, Envelopes, Tens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons Belts and Euo-
bler, Rnsors, SCISSORS, Pocket knives, Toilet
Soap, Ba1ters' soap, Hair Oil, Periumtry Combs,
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigarf, sus-
lenders, Gun Caps, spectHcles, Shoe Laoes, Head
Meta Chewing Gum, r. tieE, Lsdief' and Cent?
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and great
variety of fancy articles generally kept in NJ.
ton Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy cur goods in New York Of importers,
;obbers and manufacturers fer the rbr,e'ae
trsds, and can sell as cheNp IS any store vest Of
Now York.
FIELD 4 BROTHER,
Illinois Street RccR Tsisv3
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hlLtrCN's PvAOls PLAsIEAs,

sore ani Dry Throat cured b. half Plaster
usually Ii. two or three hours.
Dr.. Green. No. s53 H,oadway, New York, in
finn, te,o!i on Mund.y, June ~, 1862, lHo
plasters 10 q young woman saaeriny very severe
ly tom u,ubugo. On Thursday she called TO
.,,r two more ior friend, and then stated ho0
ia, two s4c hal purchased on Monday had re
loved her imme diately after putting them On
ana cured her Ia two days Of Almost distressing
pain in her back aBd lOtns,
AUcori'. Porous Piastcrs have been ioun'
specifies for Ri. nmatism Of the wrists
nnAI ldM In. o.
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Made Of Poor Rum whisky, Proof spirits anu
ketu4c .iuuurs, dygtorod, sp ed, aud a"ertehtP
tc easetu a taste, called "IOnics, '"AppeNHt''
nEcsinrcrs." Sc, tia, lend the upper on TO
drunkenness and ruin, but arc IL true Mea'GlLe'
made from the native Roots ard herps OF lal-
foruia. free from all Alcoholic Sttmu'hhts' my
are NE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LEE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovation
and [uyigorator of the System, carrying Oh all
poisonous matter, and Nstoriug the blood 70
healthy condition. No person can take 'nese
Bitters. according to directions, and remain long
unweL ,,.-.. ,.-,
| yidpd the homes are not destroyed BY mineral
poisuns or other means, and the vital organs
| wasted beyond the point Of repair.
For Inaammatory and Chrome hheHm IA,
aud Gout, Dyspepsia, or lnnlS's''1 III, n'laoa
| nn,;ttrnt. and intermittent Fcvers, Diseases oil
| the Blood, Liver kidneys, AMI Bladder, these
Rittrrs have been most successful: such diseases
ava caused Inv Initiated Blood, which is generally
| nrodnced nv arrangement of the Digestive Or
gans. -,...-.,,., .o,, s,,
us fmrur'tics bursting through the 'kin in Pm
plea Erup ions or Sores; cleanse II Wh'h I''
And il INSTRUCTED and sluggish III the VEINS
cleguse when it is foul. and your IcrHhFS WI
tcu YOU when. Keep the blood pure anu III
health Of the system win follow.
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking !
,bc gv.tem If 80 many thous Rnds, ere eHectuaII
destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remittont, and Intermittent Fey
| erg these Bitters have no equal FOR IhI u"t'
tons. read carefully the circular around eac
bottle. printed in four nguages-hngils vi"
man, French ard r. WALKER. Proprietor.
R. II. MCDONALD 4 co, Druggist on
General AGENTS. San Frnncis co and Sacra meat
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$500 TO complete his arrangements for the
celebration of the nuptials. The $500 Sc
cured, he backed out and now allows him
self to be sued not only for $4,000 for fail
ing to marry the girl, but also for the sooo
advanced 10 him By her.
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sPzcxAx rgoTEoGS.
Eatchalor,s Hair Dye.

This splendid hair Dye Ia the oest ~ 'ne
world the obly true and perfect Dyes naFnai'ss,
reliable, instsntaneouai no dis.l in'mepS nv
ridiculous tiuts remedies the III effects o. oa9
dv1,, invisoIates and leaves the HalF soit ana
beautiful blAoh or brown. sold by al Drusss"
and Psrfamers, and properly applied Al 'bo ~
FACTORY, i6 Bona ST., N. Y.
gllE.
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TO Female Invalidy.

From the peculiar lnildness Of their opera ion,
the pills are an admirable Alternative for females
in q delicate state Of health Acting as tonic
and nervine as well as purifying and reguiat-
ing med icine they work wonders IN the various
Functional Irregularities, % which the sex-as a
sav-sr p suhiert