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, 1858-03-26

The N. Y, EeeniAg Post states that recently
married man named John A. Saal, residing in
Brooklyn, made the acquaintance Of Miss Bertha
Blattmacher, ateacher in one Ofthe public schools
and succeeded, by representing himself farmer
from the interior and man Of means, in obtain
ing her consent to marriage. Accordingly the
young lady left the school and made preparation.
SAILS wife found in one Of her husbands pockets
marriage agreement between him and the lady,
and at once exposed his duplicity. The result
was suit BY the young lady, in which she re-
covered $1,000 damages. eat
In the Police Court in Brooklyn, N. Y, lately,
It was discovered that an Irishman who had been
tried and convicted for beating his wife, and was
awaiting sentence, had the smallpox, which was
breaking out with great viruIenCs all over his
iace.' Agenerj stampede at once took place; the
clerk turned ghastly white, and made . somerset
out Of the window; the Judge, thinking the
building was falling, went after the clerk in .
most undignihed manner, while the deputy sheriff
and other officers climbed the posts and took
refuge among the rafters. The poor Irishman
was forced out Of the door and bidden never to
return. a7nf s.a4fr sos ai n..
TEE EEFEcr or BAD PoErRY-A man named
Shepherd recently died at Decatur, Missouri, in
consequence Of the writing Of piece Of bad po-
etry. A Mr.. 7. A. Green, probably new reIa-
ton Of Mr.. veri-Green, wrote piece Of poetry
for the Decatur Gazette, which the editor, Mr..
Davis, saw ct to "cut up" severely. Thereat
Mr. Green very foolishly got angry, AMI came
to blows with Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Shepherd having
witnessed the afray, was called to testify in re-
lation to It, and being rarvOus man, the excite
ment Of the occasion Overcams him, and after
giving his testimony hO fell down and immediate
ly expired. Let pOetasters take warning, and
beware how they triAe with the lives Of the
community.
Cincinnati, according to recent estimate, has
population Of 244, 900 inhabitants; an increase
in ten years Of over 81, ,OoO The value Of man
ufactures and industry is set down at about
$50, ,0oo. 900
, 1858-03-26

From gentleman who has since arrived
from Bellingham Bay, we learn that much
excitement prevails. All the hands en-
ployed in the coal mine of the Bellingham
Bay Company have left, and operations are
suspended. The people are leaving in mum.
bers for Frazer's river. 1t is apprehended
that large number of desertions will take
place from Fort Bellingham.
, 1858-03-26

From our Extra of 22d instl
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM VICTORIA, '. |.
, 1858-03-26
9ugtt S@rnS Shipping gist.
sTE1LACOOM. w, T., MARCH 20, lsss

Arrived.
March 19-stmr Sea Bird Connor hrs I'm oynpIa pass
to master.
Stmr Constitution Hunt hrs Olympia pass To master
20-Schr l Stevens, Lnnst, fun Olympia.
22-schr Wild Pigeon, JONES' FIN Victoria " y via POEt
Townsend; to master.
94-Stmr Constitution, Cove, I'm Port Townsend
chl ship Matas cOusinO MOWrick I'm Mllers Mn; lumber
for Valparaiso. t'| :
schr Wild Pigeon, Jones, I'm Olympia.
schr Page, Barnes, fun Bellngham Bay; to master.
26Smr Sea Bird C0nnor, Is hrs I'm BellnghAm Bay vie
Ports on the Sound. s...aH
.s.- Sailed. ...H L.
March l9-stmr Sea Bird, Connor, Ports the Sound
s'mr Constitution, Hunt. Ports on the Sound
90-Sehr l stevens, Lnnet, Olympia.
2S-SChr wild Pigeon, Jones, Olympia.
24-Srmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
schr Wild Pigeon, Jones, Victoria, VI
25-Stmr Sea Bird, ConnOr, Olympia.
Chi ship Matias COusno, Aowrck, Valparaiso.
Memoranda. .-r
Per Sea rd-On Port Townsend saw barqus supposed 10
be the ork, TrasE, beAtingn
In Port.
March 2s-Brig Cyrus, DgES ds Tor San Francisco.
Ports on the Sound,
PORT T0wNsRND-sailed March 90, brig MerehantmAn,
Robinson, San Francisco; schr Foster, Moore, HonOuu
bQue Ella Frances, Rand, San Francisco.
San francisco for Port Ludlow; brig Wlmantie, -, fm
TEEKALET-Arr March I5 ship Kit Carson Dnllpgham, I'm
San Francisco for Australia; 3d. smr Constitution, Hunt I'M
Port Townsend Sid 2d smr Consultation, Hunt Ports % he
Sound.
, 1858-03-26

The ship Mahas cOrsiaa sailed yester-
day with cargo Of sawed lumber, amount,
ing 70 four hundred thousand feet, furnished
BY Balch g. Webber, Tor Valparaiso.
, 1858-03-26
GOLD DISCOVERY CONFIRMED

RICH GOLD FIELDS FOUND ON FRAZER's
AND THONIPsON'S RIVERS,
, 1858-03-26

Corner OF Market and Second streets.
auhosed the Agent Of this paper receiving ad'
vsEtssmeA and subscriptions Ia San Franec and collect
ing and reeelpting foe the same.
, 1858-03-26

We are compelled to 60 to press without
later Atlantic and Californ a news owing to
the non-arrival Of the Pacific mail steamer,
now fully due. ia3aF
, 1858-03-26
wIstar's Balsam Of wild Cherry,
THE REST REMEDY EVER KNOWN

For Coughs Colds Asthma Group Bronchitis InnuenEa, Bleed
ing Of Lungs, Difficult Breathing, Pain Weakness Of
the Bresst Side, First Stages cOnsumptsn, &e
In shOr this Basam pc ullay adapted tOevery disease
Of the Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess mpo me-
dcinal properties This fact familiar every matron In
land, and Physicians often prescribe in different forms
for variety Of complaints Tar also has been equally noted
for M virtues; and physicians, whose fame Is familiar 10
the whole country have gone far to declare that
Consumption could be cured by that alone In other hands
again, nearly valueles owing doubt to their iSnOr
In preparing and administering III diculy now
iry obvated by patient experience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed BY these two
substances are now the time combined embodied
In DIR. wISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. By q nes
chemical process thing deleteous useless rejected
that what remains the extraordinary and truly en-
caeouS remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary aud liver diseases
ever known To man.
cAUTI0N.-As there many CoHRtsJsits, look well at
the signature before purehasng take unless the name
Of Sanford Park engraved On the outside wrapper-a
others are base tBaiJdtions.
Sold BY all Druggists and country merchants.
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents, TO whom an orders
should be addressed iS2 Washington street. San Francisco
Also Importers and Wholesale Agents for all GENUINE Pa
TENT MEDICINES which are offered to the trade reduced
rates for cash. Ism
, 1858-03-26

The race mentioned as TO come of on
Sunday last, came OiFat the appointed time.
The purse was won BY McDaniel's sorrel
horse, by about two lengths. Time-half
mile, bs seconds. Weights-lS2 lbs. We
understand that another match has been
made; same horses, and conditions, to come
of on the Ath Of April, at Thomas Deans
, 1858-03-26

- Wa hAn be pleased furnish masters Of vessels and
ushs outward bound with au hes Of the HERAip app
eation ut thls once
, 1858-03-26
STEHlCOOI, VT, FRIDAY, MARCH u, sS.
We are unfeirnedlr hannr To be able to

promise last week, on the importance of the
formation of libraries the more 50 because
Of the inestimble benefits TO be derived
from associations Of this kind. We only
hope that the enthusiasm at present manifest
to press the enterprise forward to an extend
ed sphere Of usefulness will continue undi-
minished.
We feel confident that the present healthy
feeling in our community on this subject will
not yane for lack of ability, on the part Of
the individuals who have identified them.
selves with the cause-who have laid the
corner stone Of the edifce-for of that es-
sential material they have enough for even
greater enterprises; but Il it yane, which
we hope will not be the case, Il will be for
lack Ofzeal, and for this reason We venture
to drop few eOmmonplace ideas concerning
the importance Of this and all kindred mea-
Sures 10 turn the tide Of human passions,
ever prone to the wrong course, into the
smooth and safe channel which leads to hap
Piness and prosperity.
Who can estimate the benefits which will
accrpeto ourselves, the community and our
children, from the establishment of library
asaoeiatiOnsl Books, well digested, make the
di1arsncs between the ignorant and Intelli
gent The dullwitted and the quick, the Ounce
and lhe wise man. Our reputation in com.
, 1858-03-26

NO. FAMILY FLOUR constantly on haad
IN J. R. MEEKER SONS,
Ism steilaeoou, ". r,
, 1858-03-26

FmE.-On Sunday night last. about II
o'clock, Mr.. Rogers, as he was retiring to
rest, discovered the roof of the County
Auditors Office to be on FIRE. Rushing out
in his undress, hearouscd the persons sleep
ing in the building, and with the assistance
Of Mr.. Geo. Gallagher, Of Olympia, sue
ceeded in oxtiDguishing the flames; not how
ever, until large portion Of the roof had
been destroyed. The discovery Of the FIRE
was extremely fortunate, and had it not been
for the exertions Of the above gentlemen, the
building, together with the county records,
would have been consumed.
, 1858-03-26

The ships Rapsndals and Wacousta are
loading at Teekalet, for London. Also ships
Kat Carson, and Geo. Raynss, for foreign
ports.
, 1858-03-26

We are indebted to Purser wadsworth,
Of the Sea Bird for favors. Also to Purser
Terry, Of the cOasiitution, for shipping in
telligence. ss as
, 1858-03-26

The steamer Constitution Capt. Cove, has
resumed her trips Onthe Sound, carrying the
mail. The steamer Sea Bird, Capt. COnnor,
Is also performing regular trips. Our citi-
sehs will now have an opportunity of jour
neying on the Sound without incurring the
risk and exposure attendant upon canoe
travelling.
, 1858-03-26

ALMosr.A FmE.-0ur town during the
past week has been remarkable for the num-
Der Of alarms Of fire. On Saturday night
last, the dwelling house Of Mrs. Webster
was discovered to have caught Gre in couse-
quence Of defect in the stove pipe. Owing
to the prompt assistance rsndered by our
citizens, but little damage was done.
, 1858-03-26

By reference to Special Notices, it will be
seen that a meeting of the l'eoPle of Pierce
County has been called, to take place at the
Court House in Steilacoom, on Saturday.
the 18th of April next, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the expediency Of
organizing company, or society whose OBJ
jeet will be to encourage, aid and invite i'm
migration to our Territory from the Allan
tic States. The Importance of this measure
will at once suggest itself to all intelligent,
true, and working friends of the Territory.
1t is to behOped that the meeting will be
well attended, and that its action may be
fraught with good.
, 1858-03-26

In view Of the present unsettled state of
our relations with the Indians, we deem it
our duty to caution the whites from express
sing their opinions too freely in the presence
and hearing of the Indians. We often hear
persons Boosting and threatening that if they
could only set eyes on such and such Indians,
they would shoot them or put them out of
theway. Now, whether they would or would
not, We do not know; but oftentimes, when
such remarks are made, Indians arc within
hearing, listening to and understaEdingevery
word of the conversation, and ready to bear
the news to the individual threatened; who,
knowing such threats to be made against his
life, will not be likely to entertain very
friendly feelings towards the whites. For
this reason we would recommend caution, as
we know from observation that the Indians
watch closely and scrutinlze our every word
and action.
, 1858-03-26

ME would y 70 patrons that consequence Of some
w changes 10 business desirous Of sx,tleent
With al who have running accounts with ua ~ AILT
fAa oH LoSo SfANpso We propose close all accounts u
% Us would confer great favor By promptly coming to sci.
Grateful for past voFs, would respectfully sole, con-
tinaanee Of the We In receipt Of new foods by
nearly every vessel and We will apare endeavoF please
the times. - -
1.n s MecAw co.
, 1858-03-26
g.u SSbtrtistnants.
GALLAGHER'S
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT,
1Iaih street, Olympia, w. +.
GEORGE GALLAGHER,

6EOtGE OALLAOdEh, gg
Dealer In Stoves, Hardware, Tinware, Agrieul-
tura1 implements, &c-
HAS ON HAND, AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
IL large and we selected stock Of the above articles o.
the lowest rates.
TinWArs and Sheet Iron work Of every description
cuTed 70 order at short notice. and forwarded 70 part
the country, An orders promptly attended 70.
GEORGE GALLAGHER,
G1y Main st, Olympia.
, 1858-03-26
I, o, o, n.

TUE regular meeting Of Olympia Lodge No. l.
Il ofthe Independent Order Of Odd FenoWs i 81, ~
held every Saturday evening, At 6X O'Clock, in f<
east Of the Washington Hotel
An members in good standing In the order are invited 10
attend. q. C. BLANKENsIIIp arSiV
, 1858-03-26

Rev. @. NJ RERRT IethOds church, win preach regularly
every Sabbath the Garrison at 10 o'clock A. ~ and
the Church In stelaeoOm, at 8 o'clock, ~.
, 1858-03-26
PUGET SOUND HERALD.

"neaged 70 no partys arbitrary sway,
We follow Truth Where'er she leads the way"
, 1858-03-26
SpttiaI Wutifss.

~ All persons knowing themselves Indebted
to the nrm of BLcH wnDrA prior TO the l Of January
viii be placed the hands of an attorney for col
lection. ....... aH
, 1858-03-26

EB- Citizens OF Pierce County, AtssntIOnt-
There viii be meeting Of the people held at the Cot-OuSs
in seiacOOm the l'h Of April next for the purpose Of
taking measures to form society whose object viii be to en-
courage, aid, and Invite immigration TO hls Territory
As this matter In which all are Interested fun attend
anee is invited
81 MANY cIIIzENs
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eog RHNr AND eALH,

So FOR RENT--The Dwelling over
F$ store. No. I5A, Broad street. above eth. The
,l,as are ia good condition. aud consisting OF 10
pSo,s it-hoR Bsth Room and other out heases,--
p,.g ssi1a given the first OF June. Apply at the
24-St
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A. Pegram, Of virginia, sailed for Liverpool on
Wednesday In the Persia, from New York.
Jer.ey City. by censuS jast taken, has popu
lation of q 600-an increase Of 1000 in one year
A clergymsn named Mclean has been arrested
in Michigan, charged with robbing the U. ; mail
The people of Maryland, have refused to cali
. convention 70 revise the constitution.
A. Blythe, Esq, late United States ccnsui 81
Hayapa arrived at New Orleans oa the 2lst inst,
in the steamship CshevbA.
The city csunciI Of Chel.ea, Massachusetts, hss
appropriated the sum of 800 for 4th OF Juis
celebration.
The Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company Of 81
Louis have given SIS towards erecting moanmont
10 hoaoe Of Col. Benton.
There i. rumor that the venerable Chief Jus
ice fancy il about to resign his seat On the bench
Of the United States Supreme conr..
Four iron steamships are now building for the
Canadian Ocean steamship Company, trading be-
tween Quebec and Liverpool
Passed assistant surgeon Frederick Horner, Jr,
us ~ has been appointed to the NAVAL Hospital
AZ Norfolk.
Col. Leslie Gillian for twenty years high shsrin
Of Greenvilie, N. O., died last week.
Bank bills the araonat of SIS, 900, OF the Manu-
fsctnrsrs' and Mecbaaics Bank, OF Columbus, Ga.
was burned on Monday.
Minnessots paper speaks Of . lxdy in thai
State who had twenty-one chiidrsa. This augnrl
wssi for tbs popuIalica Of the new state.
The attempt 70 reesiablish capital puaishuaen
10 Wisconsin,, has failed.
Mrs. sophia Bonham, mother of the Hon. W L
Bonhan,, Of South Carolina. died Es Edgefeld o.
the 18th inst.
officers Of two New York regimsnts have tender
"a their services to the President ia case oi "a
with England.
Tar RIcHEsr MAN IN ESGLASp.--He 10 the Mar
ouls OF westaliaisfer. His wealth is esfimatsd .
l2l 900 sterling, or $lo5 900 and his 90
! nual income at fT0oo0o.
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RAILRoAp War IN EsIE.--THI TRACK TORN Up
On Thursday evening last. large number VI the
ehigens of IIsrbor Greek convened at the Green
wood school house, to take into consideration the
recent demonstration on the part Of the Buffalo
and Erie Railroad In TACT. but Erie and Northeast
Railroad ostensibly TO take frem the pablo at large
and use for their owniDdyidnAl purposes the high
ways in Harbor Creek, the occupancy OF which by
the Railroad Company has, a. m issue, before the
supreme Court, been declared illegal and contrary
10 the provisions of les charter. On "Wednesday
the Commissioners notified the pashmasters tnst
the obstructjons murt be removed from the high.
ways forth with, whereupon alarge number Of res
ponsibls and respectable citizens appeared on the
ground a, Yeasored Hat partef the road otstrHctii5
ths h,gtacay. On the same day, shortly after tbs
road was demolished, the persons having charge
Of the road Immediately set TO sgork and commenced
rebuilding uss road We are not advised Of what &C
tion will be taken 10 the premises, but we are con
dent that the ohstructions will be removed by ths
citizens OF Hatbor Creek, as often IN laid down By
the Railroad Company.--EfIs PA DeTafch.
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n6y- IKrERtsrINo TO LApIEs.-When

in the course of human events LAoies and Gentle
men lose one OF ther greatest natural ettrsctonsa
hne head Of hair-it becomes matter oil ofserious I'M
portance, and the question 10. what shall we do 70
stop the bair from falling on and restore its ylGor
and beauty. In reply TO this query. beg TO say,
try DR. HARRIs' HAIR PROMOTER and IMPRoyER. A
few applications will rtoo the hair falling break.
ing, remove aandruh, keep the scalp clean and
white, and impart freshness and yigor 20 the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years
the continued use of 1t two months will insure you
q luxurant bead of hair. Call and get bottle. and
II not s~tised, after the second application return
II and get the price paid.
sk Tor DR.. Harris' Hair Promoter and Improyer
Sold Ia Richmond, by
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall SITS.
ln--au
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x@GRnAr IMrRnynmnmr rn

EATRACTING g EETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST, would announce to those Wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe-
ricr to any others ever used. The sim plicity and
perfection of their adaptation is such a. to render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless nepcY
idat0 TO br'1 the tooth the first trial never breaking
It, mangling the gums or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations Filling, Cleansing, and In.
Serting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed
Office opposite Corinthian Hail. on Main street.
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E~THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
GET RRR LED L 9


This invaluable medicine IS unfailing In the cure of
.l those painful and dangerous diseases incdeI TO
the female constitution.
Ii moderates all excesses and removes all ohsrruc-
lions: from whatever cause, aud spsedy cure may
0e relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is pecuiisry suited 1t will in short time bring
ou the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
These Iils shoa,i not be taken by tSnaies that are
pregnant. during tie FThST THREE MONTHS al
ttey sure % bring Miscarriage; but at eueyy
ohsr tfs d'sd an srcTy oter case, Aey perfectly
sstc.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain
In the Back and Limbs Hea siness Fatigue on slight
eXertinn Pslpitstion of the Heart l. OF spir-
its, Mysteries, Sick Headache. Whites and all the
painful diseases occasioned By disordered system
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills, and encircled with the
Government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps.
9TPURCELL, LADD 4 CO. Wholesale agents for
Virginia. nh l2-6dcw3m*
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ssr,~WHrnH SHALL WIGHT OUR Ly.H.

sxss rAkTSt-At GIBBS of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not q carrcature,
always 60. Besides. we have never been deceiv.
ed by him with huulbug advertisements. Az these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried ont 81
scores of persons, take pleasure In ing thnt
addition TO our inimitable AMBR6TYPk, We are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS of 6 superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness. are equalled by few and sur
passed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately
p H. and warranted to please. at moderate prices -
AMBROTYpES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Corinthian Hail. Main street, between
9th and 10th.
H..
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reyIr would bardlv do for INV

now a-days to have the temerty to quostion the ex
celisnce eel y, OF Dr J, H0STETTER's OELEBRATED
ach In cases of Dy yspepsia Bodily Weakness Cos.
" uhvehsss. Dysentsry, and general derangement of
the digestive organs their many virtues have ion
since been made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system the morbid hnmors which reiard
.nelr natural functions, and which bring paleness to
me cheek. and suffering to the brow They Danish
,nose clogs upon pleasure, restore the system to
nlgn health, and necessarily prove valuable ad-
Junct 70 the digestive organs trial is all that Ia
needed to establish them in the confidence of the
skeptie. " 'i
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve-
rywhere. INV al!lm
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a MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

III RENI.-lntending TO discontinue h0usekeep-
ing. offer for reut my residence in Manchester
ccutsining tise comfortable and good sized rooms
four of them With fire places besides two ba.emeut
rooms. Hsed ~ present as kitchen and servants
room.
The houseis nsarly new and very convenient, In
the most healthy part of the town. aud near one of
the best springs in this rsgion. aud commands a
view Of Richmond from one end to the Other
would like to self also the most Of my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
To good tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
AZ this Offira Jo-ts
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'I'0 THE PCBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conn
dsnce 10 my establishment, respectfully submit
that shalt not change the price Of my bottled
LAGER BEER. POTTER, ALE. &c, during the
SUMMER season.
The following have been. and will continceto be
my charges;
PsE dozen. quarts .....a2 00l 25cts allowed by re-
- pints.....a.. ] fn) turn OF the bottles.
half pBts. 50 cents--botfies extra
Eager Beer IN half. quarter and eighth barrels.
tthe latter ones OF gaiioas, package exclusively
ioT the city customers) Philadelphia Ale In whole
and half barrels. nj the lowest market price, Terms
sssh
II. h-store aud Bar keepers . Considerable per
centagL allowed. p. WILnACHEH,
y 18th ST. between Main and Cary.
Uders left with Mesns. Ladley kobnsOn corner
18th and Main, or st my establishment, win be
promptly attended 20. my4
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Ia i3-ts
sA WORTH RHADlsG.-Why is it that

so many suffer AMI repine and drag out miserable
existence uuftted tor the euioyments, and evon
dinarr pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtained,
and health aud yigor restored, by treatment at
once convenient and SAFE we'll permanent in its
cI arscter?
TO those who have suffered long with disease ul-
tims.ing in loss Of appetite yigor. &c. the under
sgned tenders his professional services, assuring
tHesuaerers, in candor and sincerity pleasant con-
venient aGd proper prescriptions, thorough cure
aud sUuns body and mind, without UNPLEASANT re-
strictions or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of private nature, from whatsoever
ause, either recent chronic, strctures irrita
bic bladder, &C.. ALSO Scrofnls, asthma, kheuma-
tsm, Piles, &C. skiilfu!iy and successfully treated
Dir. HARMS can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
over 1921 Main street above llIh and opposite the
American Ho,el, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main.
4th door above nth street.
From this date until the lst of June. Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his ONCE Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays Of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A NJ toe 2 NJ. and to N. ap 29-3m
rgSTo AVOID HAVING SouR BREAD,
USE SEMPLE'S
lNFALLIRLE
BAKING
POWDER,
For sale BIZ all Druggists and Grocers my 25