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, 1858-09-24

Ihe solder belonging 70 The garrison at
Fort 6ieilacoom, who was brought before
ne grand jury At Olympia for the murder Of
l1 |nlian named Goliah, has been discharged
from custody. The only evidence against
A|m vas that en- the morning on which tho
dad Indian va discovered on the road be-
tween s|eilaeoom and The Fort. there were
found on he pants and under shirt Of the
soldier pots Of blood. that Ne had N his posk-
81 several half dollars also bloody, and that
b had changed bloody shirt for clean
one With another soldier, As was shown by
their respective names on The articles.
OF course, Indian testimony could not be
taken By he grand jury. but the Indians say
that on The day before The body was found ,
cs soldier had been slon in company with
tls Indian starting up 70 the Fort; that ihey
had bottle Of whisky with them (such q
bol,ls vas found near Tie dead body) and
that ne Indian vas known to have the ex.
ct number and kind Of half dollars found
covered With blood IN the pockets Of the
soldier.
No one snv The murder committed, and
even Il such had been The case, Il would per.
A1p. BE- impossible IN this country 70 obtain
jury that would fnd . bin against . white
nan for killing AZ indian
Iho 6iand1 Of he deceased. however,
were % di,,aiIufod with de result Of the
cn1a Int On Thursday. he l0,h inst, pre-
II1l q 800 ulS made them It The garrison
y ray lor their murdered brother.
, 1858-09-24

TnE Farm: A Pocket Manual Of Practical
Agriculture; or How to Cultivate all the Field
Crops Embracing an Exposition of the Nature
and Action Of Soils and Manures; the Principles
Of Rotation in Cropping; Directions for Irriga-
ton, Draining, SubsoiIing, Fencing, Planting
Hedges, etc; Descriptions Of Improved Agricul-
turaI lmrlements; Instructions IN the Cultiva-
ton Of the various Farm Crops; How to Plant
and Cultivate Orchards, etc. With most val
uable Essay on Farm Management By the au-
thorof "How to Behave, p" How to Go business, ("
"The Garden" etc. New York: Fowler and
Wells, sos Broadway. Price, postpaid, in paper,
so cents; in muslin, 30 cents.
This lite but useful book was received BY the
| st nal, and we cheerfully commend il to the
attenton Of our farming readers.
, 1858-09-24

In addition to the items from the Eastern
press, in our last issue, exhibiting the inter.
est felt abroad in regard to our Territory,
many private letters have been received here,
making inquiries relative to our prog ess,
condition, resources, etc. Below we publish
IN extract of letter from an intelligent in
quirer in Virginia, formerly resident Of
this Territory, who entertains wish to re-
turn. We say to HIM and all Others, Come,
and you will not regret it. After complain
ing of friends here failing to write to him,
he says
al search every newspaper get hold Of for
items Of news from the Pacific Coast, but unless
something very extraordinary has happened
never end anything. have not seen Terrific
rial paper since leh there, but from references
in other papers sec that the Puget Sound Her
aid is still alive. I imagine to myself that your
community is in @grsat hustle of enterprise in
consequence Of the recent dicOveries Of gold on
Frasei's River. Ihave lively appreciation Of the
advant g Of that discovery to the people on the
Sound. You must write to me and tell me all
about it My interests are still identified with
you, for without much doubt If live shall be
again resident Of Washington Territory"
, 1858-09-24
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SFEHAOOOH, ". :, FRIDAY, SEPT. a. ISiS


The gold excitement has not been without
q good result 81 far Is the Territory at large
Is concerned. If we may judge of other
towns and counties by our own, there must
certainly have been, in the aggregate, q large
accession Of wealth and population : we
mean permanent, not transient, accession.
The growth Of Steilacoom and Pierce county
had been in the greatest degree gratifying,
during and since the prevalence Of the ex-
citemCnt. Not week passes now that does
not bring here family, sometimes several,
to become permanent residents Of our IA
vOrcd locality; and nearly every steamer
and every sailing vessel brings mechanics
and tradesmen from below, who in no case
fall 10 find immediate and profitable employ
ment A few short months ago no mechan-
ical business Of any kind, save carpentering
and blacksmiihing, vas carried. on here; !;
now some half dozen workshops, in which
e many different branches Of mechanic arts
are conducted, are in successful operation,
and we hear Of number Of others in con.
temptation. There Is still room for many
more. Of varied pursuits, all Of which We
shall doubtless have in good time.
As an Indication Of our increasing wealth,
We may cite the fact that six months ago We
had not ii the entire county a single light
pleasure vehicle Of any description, though
We have here The best roads and the most
beautiful country in the world for pleasure
drives Now six or eight handsome single
and double horse pleasure wagons may be
counted IN town, together with couple Of
express wagons recently purchased in Vic
tofla. This Is but one Of many other evi
dcnccs Of he Improvements that are CON
.siaufy taking place IN sieiIacOom. and which
We sholl notice from time totime All this,
and more, is The result of the recent rush in
pursuit Of gold.
Onrr has been a slow but healihfal and
Substantial growth We havenot grown to
uainriy IN day to fhll to pieces in an hour.
The most sangaine could not have desired
more lhan has been accomplished IN the brief
1nao. Of hall year. IN view Of the cheer
ing change a ., has already taken place.
cor people are Inspired with fresh energy
and pew hppes. and are putting their shoul.
i1la % he wheel IN encouraging emigration.
o.. I....| t........1 ..,.,l = ~, ,,,,r.;o,.hr
be evidence Of The effort making to inform
people abroad II The advantages our T.rrilo-
y possesses, knowledge Of which It isl
only necessary to disseminate in order to|
induce multitude, from crowded Eastern
cities to Cock hlihrr But they are coming,
and win come. in spite Of The diiseul,ies and
dangers Of The passage both BY land and
sea. A short lvelyemonlh WIN discloss
event. more strange then any yet witne -sed
bEe - t s
, 1858-09-24

az HOstettsr's Celebrated stomach Bittern fOr
Jaundee, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility are very
pleasant In taste and SMELL and can be taken under any cir
eunslanees DyPepslA acts like magic strength
enng the zone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive pOw
e and giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to
eeye In al eases Of Diseases the stomach whether acute
or ehrone may be recommended for IL soothing cordial
and renova'ng influence. Dyspepsia, Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite Nausea, Nervous emors Relaxation Debility etc.
are relieved By the Bers In very space Of tine and
perseverance in their use falls to work thorough
cure Every family should have osetter celebrated s.om.
aeh bi'e Noartele so peculiarly adapted to our climate
Sold BY Druggsts HOe and aFseass saloons throughout
California and Oregon.
cAuloN-Buyen are particularly requested to beware Of
spurious article manufactured and represented 70 be Hos,
letters Btier which an who se use the genuine article
can detect as u never sold BY the gallon but In square bot
ties containing full quart with the cork covered with me
ac cap and name on cap and bote with directions for use
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents, 10 whom all orders
should be addressed, lS2 Washington st. San Francisco
, 1858-09-24


~ DR.. L. ,. czaPkay.-ws would direc. The especial
attention Of invalds 10 perusalO Dr. csapkays adver
sement 10 be found In another column Of this paper order
TO place the services Of learned experienced physician
within their reach somuch N has been inflicted on the human
family FOmih Pernieous and Ignorant practices Of smpcs
that seems a. 70 We fulfilling bounden duty 70 make
known where relief be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the elects Of sexual or private diseases
or their -ireaimeni, sheeruy commend Dr. l. c.apkay
as man Of rare scientific and medical aequrement possess
Ing all The requaes from long experience and Acknowledged
ik for the successful practice Of his profession. Having
made sexual complaints especial study IKE the celebrated
hieord Of Paris he enahed TO guarantee permanent and
speedy cure In all cases Of private chronic disease whether
te effects Of contugen, seabuss, loss Of vry; and In
orerthat patients at distance may ava themselves Of he
advice free consultation open them The know
ledge that We have Of the cures he has effected
some Of which Of long standing leads Us to place ush
faith in Dr. c efficacy, and commend him 10 The confidence
Of those In u health Dr. cSapkays once In sacramento
street. below Montgomery nearly opposite the Paene Mall
Steamship Coz Onlee, San Francisco. so.amis
, 1858-09-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE uNpERsuGN.
IN ed appointed by Judge Of Probate Tor Pierce
County, the Estate o. BuRLEIaH PIERCE
deceased, late Of said county.
An persons Indebted the EaAe are requested 10 nah.
immediate payment and all persons holding claims against
sa Estate are requested 70 present the necessary vouchers
ROBERT s. MORE, AdmlnIs.ra.or.
HTEIIAcooM w. r.. Sept. i7th. 1855. Qal
, 1858-09-24

REMARKABLE FRurFuLSEss.--In the garden Of
Mr.. Daniel Collins, adjoining our Office, is to be
seen move sight; no less wonder than sew
eral young apple trees beuing fine large fruit Of
The Baldwin variety, nearly matured, weighing
half a Ound and upsards each, with beautiful
clusters Of fresh blossoms on several of the
branches Here is new and interesting ques-
ton seeking solution at the hands Of our fruit
growers: what is the cause Of this maturing
fruit and putting forth new blossoms at the same
time? We are. informed that this has occurred
in other localities in this Territory, and is eonsc.
quently not new.
, 1858-09-24

NURSERY TREEs.--As will be seen by an ad-
vertisment elsewhere, there is no scarcity Of
young fruit trees in this county; Mr.. Hugh Pat.
tisOn having no less than forty thousand, COM
prising every variety under the sun, which are
warranted to excel any others in the two Terri
tories. Give them trial.
, 1858-09-24

The steamer Oregon, which arrived here
last night, brings US news from the Atlantic
to Aug. Goth.
The Eastern papers are filled with des-
criptions of the incidents and ceremonies at.
tendant upon the successful laying of the
great Atlantic Telegraph Cable, to the ex'
c usion Of almost everything else. In our
next we shall give an account in ertenso of
the main features connected with it. 1t has
given rise TO greater amount Of enthusi.
asm than any event of the last twenty year
perhaps it would not be amss to say, Of
the century. ...
, 1858-09-24

~ fn HnAIp be found in San Francisco the once
Of our Aren't at The Merchants Exchange the principal Hotels
and sf ". stahs Newspaper Depot Washington st.,
near he Pest once
, 1858-09-24

BARRoS, who cOmwitted the assault on Chaplin,
mentiOntd last week, has been rcmanded back to
the guard-house at the Fort, in default Of ball.
He will be put on trial at the next term of the
Court
, 1858-09-24

III wE shah be pleased to furnish masters Of vessels and
d bound with s files Of the HERAID, on app
e.at tha oflce.
, 1858-09-24

Ramon last Saturday night and Sunday
morning we had several refreshing showers Of
rain, which were very welcome. During Tues.
day and Wednesday also / rained betimes.
, 1858-09-24
L. p. FISHER,

HIN Washington st., San Franeisco'
auhorssd TO act Agent Of paper In receiving ad
Srsemens and subscriptions 10 San Francisco, and collect
and reeeipsins for the same. ou,,,rs nnoscu
, 1858-09-24

New PAPER.-yic,Oria has given birth to new
paper, this time in the French language, the first
number Of which reached US last week.
, 1858-09-24

Curly, the man chargod with robbing French
man here Of 5000. some weeks since, has been
discharged; the evidence being insufficient to
convict.
, 1858-09-24
DOORS AND WINDOWS.

A ysoRTED SIZES OF DOORS, FINE AND
Assorted dies Of Windows
PUdH MIL co..
An orders prOupay stsndsd,O 70. Ssaf
, 1858-09-24

CtAU1lON.-An persons are hereby cautioned aeaIns,
~ trusting giving credit TO any one In NV name vIrhont
an order from my hand aa win pay debts coniracie
1o:u TllOaL TOIIENTInR
, 1858-09-24

"WHArcoN HAS GONE IN AND TIE LIGHT HAS
GONE oUT."-such was the expression of one of
the publishers of the Northern Light, few days
since, on his passage to Victoria, after bidding
adeu to Whatcom and her once bright but now
faded prospect. Whatcnm has in truth "gone
in" + r the present, at least; and the Northern
Lighi is defunct. Such is often the fate of too
high ambition, especially when bad means arc
adopted to accomplish the end in view. The
short history Of Whatcom is fun of instruction,
which We hope will not be without its fruits for
good.
, 1858-09-24

n, THE MINES.
For some time past the intelligence from
the mines nas been so meagre and unsatisfac-
tory, that we have not deemed it worthy OF
notice. Occasionally, however, private
letter is received of cheering character,
from some one well known here or elsewhere,
in which we find more Hess matter Of pub
lie interet. The following, from two of our
townsmen, are Of this character; for the
privilege Of copying which we are endebted
to the courtesy Of o. P. Meeker, Esq. The
first dated Fort Hope. Sept. 18th, says; +
"As for the mines they are all right. Think
Foster made two ouEces every day last week,
and he says Daniels Is doing we'll | think they
all do well, or the most Of those who work on
Emery'a Hills, and Texas Bars They take out
as high As two pounds to the rocker, two men to
each rocker; and the sluices take out plenty
how much cannot say, as have not spoken to
any Of the men who work them.n
The next Is dated at Victoria, 18th inst, and
says:
" Balou'a Express brings down the intelli-
geneo that large train Of mules hsd lefs the
forks Of Thompson's River for Whatcom to be
shipped 10 steilaeoOm, and from there south.
B .llod brings $500. did not learn how much
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. brought, but presume much
larger sum, as they have regular messenger
now"
prnsoNAL-SLrrur. A. v. K1urz sfter having
, 1858-09-24

Our late adyices from Mexico state that Gen.
Zuloaga had left the City of Mexico, leaving the
Government in the hands Of Cauto and two bish.
ops. Col. Zuazua had captured the town of San
Luis Pctosi. lie is one of the chiefs CT the Lii
eral party, and took considerable number of
prisoners in the capture Gen. Cara took his
departure from Matamoros on the 10th, for the
purpose of joining the forces of Gov. Viduarri,
and it is believed that the combined forces medi.
tated an attack upon the City of Mexico. Gen.
Caravajal had intercepted train of ], 400 mules,
with goods, while en- route from Tampico for San
Luis. The prospects Of the Constitutionalists
were 6attering. The reported violation of the
Territory Of zamora had been satfactOrily ex-
planned.
, 1858-09-24
Qugtt Scum Shipping gist.
sTEILAcOOM, w. T., SEPT. "a, 1855.

Arrived.
Sept lI-stmr Constitution, Cove, I'm olympia; malls and
fr ,ght.
lsstmr Santa CruI Faunteroy, I'm Columbia River; pass
and freight to order.
2i-Schr Carolina, -, I'm Victoria.
Stmr Constitution, Cove I'm Ports down the Sound; mails
freight and passengers.
22-Stmr Resoule, Pray, FIN Port Madison.
S.nr Ranger, lll, I'm Ports down Sound.
Schr Wild Pgeon jones' I'm Victoria; pass and freight to
Meeker Sons.
s3smr Oregon, Patterson, FIN San Francisco pass mails
and freight.
Sailed.
Sept lS-Stmr Constitution, Cove ports down Sound.
Stmr santa CIuI, FaunleToy, San Francisco.
2l-stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
e2-Stmr Ranger, Ill., Olympia.
23-Stmr Resolute, Pray Seattle
stmr Oregon, Patterson, Olympia.
schr Wild Pigeon, Jones, Olympia.
In Port.
Sept s-Drg Rice, Digs loading lumber for San Fran.
cisco.
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Vinci aud is the largest steel plate engraving
ever executed in this country. being three
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The first impressions Of this engraving are
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he offered fora less sum than five dollars. be-
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three dollar subscriber will receive the Maga
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We shalt commence striking off the engra-
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| Liver Complaints; ;Lowness OF Spirits; Piles
| Stone and Gravel: Secondary Symptoms,
| Venercal A Affections; Worms Of nll kinds.
TCAUT1ON!--Non are genuine unless
the words'.HolloS ay New York and London
are discernable as a Wattr-mark in every les
he book If d rectims arDa,d each pot or box
the same may be plainly seen by holding the
leaf 10 the light. A handsome reward viii Be-
given to any one rendering sucb information ~
may lead to the detection Of any parry or par.
,iesr1 ,nterfritiny the m, icne. or vending
the same, know ing them to be spurious
=. Sold at the manufactory Of Professor
.HoLLowAr. so Maiden Lane, New York, and
G1-Sold at the Mauufacto-v OF PrOiesss
HoLLowAr. 20 Maiden Lane. New York. ard
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine throughout the United States and the
civilized world. in boxs at Is cents, 60, r.2cts
and 81 each.
UThcre is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes
N B Direction, for the gnidsnee Of p
ticns in every disc er ARE affixed toesch pox
I'd Sold by MaxwelrHolton, and r. A. Hen
dcrson.
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sHEPPARD'S GREAT BENEFACTOR,
III, GREATEST P Peri5dical Remedy
YER DISCOVERED.

GT 1000 Boxes Retaied Mon hly. ri
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pgularilles, Pr 'apsus Uteri, falling II the
vomh) Lcuchorc hta or Whites, and all the dis:
eases peculiar ~ females. b 4i-,t.
This remedy has never in single case failed
in producing the Menses. have received
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. 1t Is the best remedy we have ever used -
Sickness ct stomach, h, ,adache. laneuor or de.
hility, pains in the head, side and back loss 81
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symptom, which attend irregular Mensturs.
ton. This remedy is sure to remove one and
all Of these SYMPTOMS.
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.eyith is almost astonishing. Among the many
wilderness 9th fact we'are permitted t5pub.
lish the following "a ~ 81
GKrrLEMxN--The following facts in
relation 10 what your agents are doing
in this section. may be Of use to snme en-.
terprising young man out Unemployment.
The Rev. John Z. Jardon, Of this place
has maGe since last Christmas, over A,
600 dollars in his agency M. David
NJ. Heath, Of Ridgley Mo, your General
Agent for Plat county, is makiug eight
per day on each sub agent employed by
him.. and Messrs. Evans Il Weimer, OF
Oregon, No. youragents for Holt cofn.
ty, are making from Q to rs dollars per
day, and your humble servant has made
since the 7'h day of last January. over
l,1on dollars, besides paying for 800
acres Of land out of the business worth
over 1000. You are at liberty 10 pub
lsh this istatementif You like, and TO re-
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yf 70 y,g.,ap DAN. GREGG,
Carrolton, Mo.
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