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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

fearing tre0chery, refused 70 "a hr,
when the gang fred into the house. ~.
first shot struck Drown, who foll. -
claiming that be was dead man. a
man named Josiah Arnold, being On.
side the house, called out, ssMuFder j
whereupon the gang fred q yoIley 1,
him and into the house. Mr.. ArnolS
returned the Gre deliberately, recei VIM !.
himself 4 shot in the thigh. Tharss
must have been not less than twentv.
five Of thirty shots fred, as upon ers.
.mination next morning fifteen bullet
holes were discovered on the walls 81
the house inside. Some Of the balIs
passed close to Mrs. Drown, who va
also in the house, as also, we under.
stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy. Mr.. Drown
died early on Sunday. His dying az.
.Claration, giving, We understand. I
direct clue 70 the murierers, was taken
By Judge Sinclair. AT the after-dcath
examination it was discovered tint
the ball had entered the right side and
passed directly through the stomach.
out at the left Internal hemorrhape
was the immediate cause of his death.
II was supposed that Mr.. Arnold's
wound would not prove fatal, being
only in tho Aashy part or the thirh
Az the earnest solicitation of his wife.
he was removed d little too soon from
the house of Mr.. Phineas Young, where
he had been carefully nursed, to his
home some fifteen miles south; and we
are informed now that modification
has set in, and before we lock up We
fear we shall have to announce another
-blooded murder.
Since writing the above We learn
that he Is dead!
The DEATH OF ARNOLD. - An after.
death examination was held last mid !.
night BY Coroner Clinton, on the body
Of Josiah Arnold, who died Yesterday
at day -break. We are indebted TO Dr.,
France, who and DIR. Anderson Fera
surgeons on the occasion, for the rol. Il
loving particulars. The ball Was
found to have passed between the bone
of the thigh and the femoral artery.
slightly grazing the former, but not
directly injuring the vessels. The age
lot the man under these circumstances
rendered his recovery almost impossi.
BILE. No symptoms Of poison. as insin. .
mated, appeared; but for greater certain.
" the stomach is now undergoing an.
analysis BY DR.. France. 4.
INDIAN News. We learn from MI.
sEmpy, who has Just arrived from Bear
River, that q few days since, on Sub
let's Cutoff, an emigrant train was at.
tackled by the Shoshone indians, led
ny ssS-..f, ~, - 49, &c sI...t Ifbr.
One man was killed, and four Others
wounded, BY the Indians. They also
plundcred and burned Eve wagons.
besides inAicting on the company other
injuries OF an aggravated nature.
We further learn from the same
source that the troops are encamped al
Packs Springs, three miles above the
ferry on Bear River, and that they
have now in chains an Indian chief, of
the Snake or Shoshone tribe, called
Pokotello, who came to. the camp of
Mr.. Empy to get a letter written to the
commanding officer, Informing him that
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

BURNT CHIDRES.-We regret to
learn that William and John Moody
had The misfortune to get a little boy
each burnt on Tuesday last, by their
having access to some powder and a
match, which they took out on the
street, and touched the powder of with
the match, burning the face OF each
very bad. Parents, take care of your
children. =..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03
LOCAL NEWS

The CouRr We learn from rnmor.
that Judge Eckles discharged both the
Grand and Petit Jries on Tuesday
last.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

ANorHER PIcTuRE GALLERY Stur-
CESS and Taylor offer inducements to
the public BY furnishing them with an
impression of life that will never die.
These gentlemen do their work in style,
il we are permitted to Judge. Call
and see them. See advertisement.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

BKwARE OF DEAD CATTLE On Wed.
nesday night. DIR. France was called 10
attend a man, on Kay's Greek, named
Lindsay. who had received slight
scratch on his left arm. a little above tie
wrist. while skinning, and extracting the
tallow from. a dead COW. The scratch
gradually changed into black spot and
the arm swelled; the swelling gradually
reached the shoulder, and the man was
Frustrated entirely. His life was des-
paired Of. But, we are informed BY our
correspondent, that under the skilful
management Of the doctor, be had on
Thursday evening so far improved as 10
give coed hopes Of his recovery. A boy,
about four years old. Lindsay son, re.
ceiyed, under the same circumstances. q
scratch on one Of his little fingers, pro.
ducing the same effect. but not to So
great an extent. s. .,.-..,: .:-s.. =: s
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

G. II. BAssETT & Co, auction and
commission merchants, we learn, sell
goods daily below cost. These things
cannot last long, and we would suggest
the propriety Of our friends calling and
seeing for themselves. .... !:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

:. A NIGHT AssAuLT AND MuRDER.---.
The houseof Mr.. Eddy, situated IN the
rear of q LOT on East Temple Street,
nearly opposite to DIR. Kay's, was
broken. open on Saturday, the 9th
Aug, about 81 pm, by gang of
desperadoes, some FIVE or six in num-
Der. The name Of Charles M. Drown
was called by one Of theparty. Drown,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

ERRATuM.-a0u FOURTH annual
Fair, instead Of .our third as pub
lished last week.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

CANYON The effect produced B,
the old and we'll tried ssCannon, viii
his artistic skin Is yet daily to be seer
BY life-like likenesses, taken at bis old
stand.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-03

ARRIvAIF Frederick Kesler, Of the
18th Ward, arrived Thursday evening
with he Church train, Ell in fine con-
dition, IS we have learned. Bishop,
We extend 70 you our welcome on your
return 70 your family and friends.
, 1859-07-29
AgtieuItuts.
Dwarf Pear Trees.

When it was first recommended to plant
them 50 deep that the point Of junction Of
the graf, or bud and stock, should be beneath
the surface Of the ground, ! conceived the
plan to be o good one, and did not hesitate
70 put it in practice myself, or to advise my
friends and customers to do so; after trial
Of some Eve years regret TO be compelled
70 say my experience falls far behind my an.
ticipations Of the benefit expected to wit
ness.
Without any equivocati0I or mental re-
servation, l now denounce and henceforth
abandon the practice; and II is for the bene-
ft qf those whom may by my advice have
led astrsy, as well as others who may not
have had any experience in the line Of plant
ing, that now give and record the result Of
my own.
Onehalf or more a all the trees ] have
thus planted, in from one to three years,
have rOtted of at the point where the bud
was inserted; this b particularly the case
with all those that ore slow growers on the
ounce stock.
Nor is this all; have killed few which
had been planted in the ordinary manner by
heaping the earth up around the trunk, and
n By rotting - abOve mentioned.
There are few varieties which have sue
ceeded and grew very well, but they are
the hardy, vigorous varieties, such as Louise
BOnne de Jersey, ROstiezer, Duchess D.
AngOuleme, &c, which you know will grow
almost any way.
Those that have thus far lived do not ap-
pear to grow any more vigorously than do
those which were planted at the depth they
grew In the nursery, and Il there is any diff
ference, Il Is In favor Of the latter.
All that can say in favor Of the practice,
Is, that il hides the ugly appeaFuucein in those
cases when the tree outgrows the stock q
very small matter when brought alongside
Of The loss Of large portion Of the trees
planted, as my experience testi6es.
hope others may have had better sue.
csss than your humble servant; were i ne.
coslary | could give you the similar expert
ence Of some Others, but prefer to hear from
those having had longer and more extensive
trial., in other sections Of country.
, 1859-07-29

propose giving my mode Of raising tur.
keya Il is my opinion that farmers can
realize pound Of fowl easier and cheaper
than pound Of pork. Heretofore I have
been unfortunate In raising turkeys but
thil season adopted different mode-a
plan Of my own invention-by which have
been very successful. Others may have
adopted the same course, but not to my
knowledge.
Young turkeys are apt 70 die before they
attain he age Of three weeka came 70
tho conclusion that the fatality among them
was caused BY vermin, heavy feed and cold,
damp weather. Ny method this season has
ben his; Take he eggs Of the first laying
,nd sel under hons; the second laying let
lhe turkeys hatch Two or three days be
fore haichlng. sprinkle the pest and The fowls
themselves with sulphur. When the young
Wclc halched, took . little sulphur, gun
powder and lard, mixed, and creased their
hl1dl and nooks 10 keep Of the vormin
while lho young brooded. II it does not re
main on n eight Or tendays put on another
co1l
Nsl, ef Fs,ding-I took equal quantities
o. wheat bran aud Indian meal, and wet with
sour milk Or lappsred milk, with good lot
q me cut 1hivos once IN two or three days
IN with /. and led them till mouth or six
ucckl old; then lessen the bran. Feed
lhem early IN The morning, 70 keep them
11m rambling IN he dew.
Such hal b11n my molhod Of feeding and
management and ! have lost only two out ol
forty hntohed. Ducks managed IN tho same
u.y-loll three BY accidental causes out ol
thIriy-hvo halchcd. One only died while
young. Chickens IN like manner, with
creased heads and sulphured nests, losl
about lhroe in sixty. This in my mode and
ny success.
, 1859-07-29
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons,

The Piano came 10 hand, and In fFst nta order n
beautiful instrament--LEE WALKRR, PhIlldelphia
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York who hss had
Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes q iolovS;I
friend OF mine wishes me 10 purchase piano for her.
She likes the one you cold me In December, 1883 M
can introduce one Or two mOre-they vim = mor' poS
lar than any other make"
We have two Of waier Pianos IN nee N onr spmparv
oDeo which bas been severity tested for three years
WOOD 4 GsIoOIy, MOant carroll, M -- ~-'
n. WLTERs, sq-Dear Sir: Having used one Of y,uP
pianOiEtes ER two years past, have found Veri 20.
PeriOr instrument -ALoREo GRAY, Principal Bmoklyn
Heights Seminary.
N. Y. July 2stb, 1858. Mr. WAgERs-DeaF elf: / y.
ceived the heodeon sals and IN good order; am Vel
pleased with the external appearance and the tone aIo
nope Anall have occasion 70 order one oT two moES
TiOga, N. r. July 18th 1858. HORAcE WARNS, Esu.
-Sifs The heOdeou you lent ne was ouly received d
good order ! am now fully prepared 70 ny that he
%S ,SaSss S piggy sSs SOU md beg ySH
ntshed IT, and for the very bouf Fable manner ID which
yon have fulfilled, and mle than iulded ell that yol
proniseii Fey respectfully your, &C., }. b enIIH.
The Piano Feceivoa from you continues 10 give ais
faotion regard ssons Of ne besS lhsFamSniS h ~
place.-JAhks L. CLAIMS, Charleston, Va. ..-,
The MeOdeon has aIely aETived 7 feel obigsa toyoa
Tor your liberal Discount will DO al can r yuu IN Ties
Parts--Rev J. n. AOCoRMcK, YarquesVile, 8. o.
Tne Piano was duly received. h eame % ezcSllsnt
condition, and b very much admired BY my numeIoD
IeEdy. Accept my thanks for your prompliesl sl-noD.
EEf cOOPGR, Wauanham, BEsdlosd4 O,.Pa,
Your Piano please. well. Il b The bsug one neur
county-IHOAAs A. LATHAM, CampblslOn, Ga.
We very much ohlRed % Won fer having nunt ri
nne instrument Tor $3.50 and Ne shan aks pSns %
recommend it-BRANK, HELD q Co.. BunAlO DsmoouG
The Horace WaieD Pianos are known q among ~
very bes We are enabled % speak Of these inslFumsn
KnNk Ruam
, 1859-07-29

DR. GUYsoTrs IMPROVED
Extract Of ysIIcb Dock ane SatsapaflIa
N QUART BOTTLES,
rs ACIkNOvyLEDGED TO nm THE HEST
- Sauaparlla made. q h certdsd By The wonderful
cures 4 has performed Remembef this b The only tue
and gelune article. Ths medicine, when used Accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
6cIoinla ar KngS Evil Cancen, Tumas, RrupiIons q
he SAN, krydpeas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RinTWorm
o. Iottof, scald Head, Rheumatism, Pnin1 N
The Bone1 and Joinls, Old 6mes and
Uloen, Swelling q The onndi. DyupepIa, San Rheum
Dilslss q the Kidneys, L9.Soi AppSlls, :
Disease arising from The ne u
Mercury, Pain IN The Side aud Shouldsn General Dohfy
Jaundice snd CosllVenen.
Ths ness Rsmals lIsdlslns known.
Ths yellow Dock and sarapaEa b peculiarly adaulsd
lgF emales u delicate health, rusnllng 1m ieauslfI
q menstrual o1charEla and othef dlnaal peculiar q
hor naE We a1luIo The amctsd thai holfe o. two q
D.. 0uysoiis Extract q yellow Dock and eanapaIilI
~ :, oaes segulAis Aos diahslliia and SsnSu tbS
CAufl0N--Do not V Impasad upon hy unpsinciplsS
DfnggAse TAKE nnne but The Rsnuila which 3 uut un
n QaAlt nolel and nd By an Respectable drngrIIfI
PARK q WHITE, Sole AgsnfS
ls1 Washington uires., San fnnciuoa
A.e lmga.n and asneIal Agsnil iur all Ne a1nnins
PATENT MEDICINE, and ssll the aame n qalnlliio-
9la :. n,aaosa mleA l4f
, 1859-07-29
MEDICAL NOTICE.


PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIsT,
once next door to Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
DR. n. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
the citizens Of Washington Territory and vancouvera
Island for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the pashve years Dr. Burns offers bis services 70 all who
affected with chronic disease Of the Uehra and Bladder and
formidable disease structure Of the Urehra and chronic
diseases Of the Eye and Ear Heeanbe consulted gratis every
Friday In his once Office hours from to l2M Persons con-
Sulng him from distance VII b faithfully attended TO-
Charges moderate.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
Tons Compound Extract of oopAlba and saapaEAs for
the cure Of Gleets 0OnorFhea, Structures and Whites
Rsey Compound Extract Of Bgehu, for diseases Of the
Urinary organs such strangy, Gravel oleet Lneorrh9a
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &C.
Dr. NJ p BuFnss solid Extract Of Copava, Cubebs and Sar
saparA. which needs recommendation, Ia iavorahly
hiONn N Washington Territory for the last six years. and
warranted 10 the worst cases In two TO i've days
Dr. BuFnss Remedy for old standing diseases Of the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused By Impurities Of the blood
and certain remedy, and the best known 10 the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and The United States. SSM
, 1859-07-29
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs

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, 1859-07-29
NOTICE.

TUE H0gPrTAL STEWARD AT FORT
~ a1nlceam has On hand quantity q MeIlcins. -
nIu1l, u1llh ~ ~ ~ % efinens
fIe.episas for eyphhls and GOnOrhes earsisny eun.
IeIIlIs Al iths Ho'Fial Seward roor Hospital saaAls
"a ClIAs. J. FITIGERALD
, 1859-07-29

fnEErEurn o IEs.c1a Is not known
. many persons that the common elder
bush of our country i great saferusrd
1gainlt he deyasialions Of insects. n anv
one viii notice. Il will Be found that worms
o. Insects never touch The elder. This lset
vas 10 inilial-poili Of oxporimsnts Of a.
En1'|lhman IN 1904. and ho communicated
he results Of bic experiments % q London
magazine. Accident oxhnmed his old work,
and Acniucky correspondent last year 70
communicated % ne DDHar Nsuspapsr 4
coly o he practical results e asserted by
ne Ln1|.lh aEpnrimcnfer: that The leaves
1I ~ c'1er. scattered over cabbage, cucdm
I1I1 11ulIhes. and olhnr plants subject 70
I'1 T1raQo Of in1ocis clIiclually shields
I1m Tho plum. and other fruits subject
% ~ llIaElI of insects, may be tsved By
placing on 10 bIlnahol ddd through he
NJ bunch1s u elder leaves.
, 1859-07-29
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
PuhllSlled by Horace Waters, Agent, No. -
urnadvvnv. Nv

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m. %: SS'i q &. &: %. R:Es s As Sc
Give SsI ne s SseE ~ Mountain IIO%s "a pay pssan
ghnoy Ooek hopin L IN WIN the STU y Pet Nanef
fneres ne Darling ise mine y ODE % Liberty y Grave
o. hoaapeii" and "Wake, Lady, Wake" Price . c1n1a
eaeh' .el .s 81 gt.s y..,f.ss s.i.al az naa
INsTRUlfENrAL.-aThe Palace Garden Or SINGING me-
Pokn,n 20 cents; The swinging echoii.chsS The Iab
sehol.iseAe ne Poeolmlnl POka sS cents each ana.
D"rSili. uss..t = \. ~.
"A Is1ss-s. an = . a. ,s -
er elehr onadsie y ~ asnss = ss ~ ~ = ~
, 1859-07-29
KINGSBURY & DODGE
Udolpho wolfe's Schnapps.

lively used and approved by
the medical faculty, the
temperance people, heads
Of families, &c.
In Gravel, G0ut and Rheu-
natism, In DISTINCTIONS Of
the Bladder and KidneyR,
and In general Debility, its
effects are prompt, decided ,
and invariably reliable. Aud
L Is not only Q remedy for
these maladies, but, In all
cases 10 which they are pro-
luced by drinking bad wa
ter, which Ia almost rnlver-
sally the cause Of them, Il
operates a. . SURE PRBvEN-
rvs.
For Fever and Ague Il 70
0ne Of the most eficaclous
pFeventives that can be re-
lSDrted 10.
, 1859-07-29

A Medicinal Diet Drink, Of
eIninently salutary qualities,
manufactured BY himseli ex.
elusively, ct his factory a.
ScheidGm, In Holland, and
well known during the last
twelve years throughout the
Al antic and Western States.
II is made from the best
Barley that can be selected
In Europe, with tho essence
Of an aromatic Italian berry
Of acknowledged and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities,
Il has long since acquired q
higher reputation, both IN
Europe and America, than
any other diuretic beverage.
AnaiJzed, Il Il Q PR
PgcTLY PuRg LIou0R. 10 its
effects Q mild and whole
some tonic. II Is exten-
, 1859-07-29
San frantistu.
Three sIles-5yg, o aud = feet Cut,

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-07-29
j. EINGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner Of Broadway aud sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
A. DODGE.

Board per week &c; Board and Lodging per week, Ss
TO tl0 single meals SO cents; Board per day. tl Lodg
ings, so " IS cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Propretors.
OF charge. I.U
, 1859-07-29

A chance to Make Money.
Any psoa sending IN oraer for any Fss Articles u hs
enfedt 10 and may rean, besides The pfemus Eve per cent
from The purchase money! Ten articles more, Ten per cent
Addrs1I, Win partoular and eareinl dTeetlons,
g. \. LUcIkBY = Co,
So.am Box sbta. Or 90 Maiden Lane. MT.
, 1859-07-29

$500 sold In 1888. / 1000 sold In IR57.
1000 sold In 1886. $500 sold In 1858,
$4,000 sold in the last four years
, 1859-07-29
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgreat bargains aWa! in stores prices nom OSoto Si.
SIC

One Of the largest and best catalogues Of Masic non
the United States for sale at this establishment NaTn,s
celebrated Guitars and ell kinds Of Musical InstTnsnts
and music merchandise At the lowest prleea Music Sent
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues Ssut by nail
cleTgymen.
, 1859-07-29
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The AfOmat.s Sehtidam SthnappS

Il consequently In great lin the stomach and bowel
mand by persons travelling which they are espeeall
or about 70 settle In thos suhiect, well as In d
parts o. the countFy espe lchoc ~ grown persons.
ciay, well a. BY many in Its judicious adoption
every community where 10 connection with prncpI
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count Of Its other remedial banstlon dictates lie ust
properties. aeVeF fails TO relieve d
In oil cases Of Dropsca debility attendant upon pro
tendency, II is generally the acted chronic lSdleso,
only remedy required Wher temperament and exhause
ad1pted In the early atagpsvita energy BY whateVe
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia cause induced These aF
maadies, when taken inprifscts 10 which many Of n
per quantities, as Q detlmOst eminent medical meT
drink, and especially At din both in Europe and ID
ner, it h found, BY unOFm United States have born
experience. 20 be emineniy Testimony, and which aF
ecacio1s 10 the most Os c0Froborsted by the highel
nate cases. when even the written authorities.
best Of the usual Temedes Put quart pint ho
have ihled % aiFd moEeltles In cases Of one dozpI
than temDoaTy relief IL with my name on the bOttls
cases Of Fatnlsncy 70 is cork, and c simie Of %
lmmedlaie, nvariable speci signature on The label
&c; and Il may Be admlnla- For sale b. an the respect
tered In diluted and proper liable druggists and Lquo
tionate quantities even t0idealen IN California an
young ihfants, IN ell thoM Oregon. -
paroxyams Of gripping paiRl UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Importer, q Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-07-29

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Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No "a Gold street. New York.
, 1859-07-29

CautIon % the P0hIlos
London Cordial Gin, Ibat little, on which they
Cl,tb Hoa.aa Gin hope n realize large profits
Scheidam Sehnapps Ss SolSs all M VsSsn comnonnd,
dedicated SehRdppS, Some are 90 SkiliuiIy pre-
Royal SehnaPps, pared as 70 pass 70! good
A a. A. LiquaF, except with the best
Tf.a.. A.. sto11. ~ ~. llndges. II you would be
u.s a,,Is. ~ ito , - safe, use only the long e.
"f IN" ~, ~ i,,ii 49, lablshed, renowned. genu-
cns.,,;"y ~ s,,s,nS ine WoLFB's SCuIEDAM
H-ii s-hois'oma trssh cossInS AROMATIC BCHNAPPs.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
t8;0 % Beaver street New York.
, 1859-07-29
dstfaI QubIitatiuus.
Leonard Scott & eos
REPRINT OF THE
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"Farmer's Guide"
Great Reduction In he price of e latter Publication
EONARD SCOTT CO, New York; continue TO re. publish
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London Quarterly, CCOnservativeO
Q. The Edinburgh Review, (WhE)
8. The North British Review, (Free ChurehO
4. The Westminster Review, (IAberRl)
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