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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-02
VERMONT WATCHMAN

very kindly their medicines which have been worry
eciort in curing coughs but they failed my
and began to be somewhat uneHuy In tho latter part OF
April left home, intending to travel swhle and IL posi-
BILE escape b, that mems, impending danger Whom had
rolched Buffalo I had taken nm additional cold and my
cough considerably aggravated. friend then advised
me TO try Wstars Ualsam OF wild Cherry, but told him
out that day and the night following and tho day my
friend urged again to try "Docor Wsar" and at g. r.
willing 10 Try any thing, for conshod constantly
procured boite--diank Uf iroad the d ocons-took
the stage for home, continued taking from tho bottle
week. and when tho bottle gone my cough and pains
wore gone, and havo not roughed since
Respectfully yours &C.
r. A. REDINGTON.
Mono genuine unless signed |. BUTTS On tho wrapper
For sale by REDFIELD g. GRANNIS, MlontpoIior, g.
sLhYfON, Calac, and agents genrally
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Important to Housekeepers.
PRINCES LIQUID RLIJE.

THIS Liquid Blue is intended to take t!e place Of Indigo
and all nihef materials in use for Blueinr Clothes
As tho Liquid Blue IL soluble in Water all risk Of
the Cles Ian evil so commonly cumpaintd Of 18th Ind
&c is avoided The rolou is also superior To thai
of auclo offered for tho purpose winch il is
adapted Ono large utle spoonful is sufficient for gal
ons ct nsrg water aud hal teuspuUnlu uI quart bow
Of Starch for Musilhs, Shirts, &C.
1t is put up in Bottles Of all Sizes, and the price IL low
that no other preparation competition with
especially when its superiority ie tai into tio
GTEVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE a BOTTLE.
For sale Wholesale and retail by II 5. LOOMS, Agent
VI ntpcliet, VI.
Also, New Superior Articles of Blue and Scarlet Dyes
Tor co Ofiug Wnol-CiUhes--and Wool!an Yurn
Fine black Ink for Records and copying.
I,tu 40
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sn,hcae from tho Principal OF the Fudonia New York
eennnafy.l

Dr. Seth w. Fowle-peer tii; Feeling, US do, under
obligations TO the blend who urged ny Wsias BAL
snm spite OF my hostility The endless variety of rem
edes claiming niabily, cannot justly eiuts 10 eonp
with your request furnish its effects
From my youth have been subject TO lung complaints,
hpd during the last ton years have been unde tho
~ of using the utmost caution avoid sus
tomeT-u Cough In Feb last took colda cough set in
aud though slight ia the beginning, made Of the simple
remedies winch always keep Tor that purpose. Those
failing, Iesoed TO Others, many OF which have gained
celebrity but cough Increased Ia violence, aud pain In
Tue side and right lobe OF the lungs which
came very Distressing and al Intervals attended with
oppressive structures tho lungs. During this time ex-
Ioeoiaied freely, but the raised om lungs ind-
eA'ea disease deeply seated. 1--WE three phJscians
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
On and after July 10, 1870,
nASSENGEH TRAINS daily fs,ndnvs q
lsst % III ~. a va '.!.s. I'D

PASSENGER TRAINS, daily, (svndOys escep,cdl
connection with tho Concord Nashua, and Lowell
Vermont Central and Passumpsc Railroads:
Leave We', Lebanon for Concord Manchester, Nashua
Lowell Boston, Lawrence city, and the East and Groon
Junction. Worcester, Albany, New York, and the South
Sis A. NJ aud l.55 r NJ, the arrival OF tho Cars
from Montpelier and wells River, VI
Leave Boston from the nepo, of tho Lowell Railroad
tor Montpelier und Wells River, Mt Ia NJ. and 10 NJ
This IL tho nearest from the Vermont Central and
Passumpsic Railroads TO lowc Boston aud all in
that direction, aud the trains from these roads via Concord
Manchester and Nashua st GlOon Junction with
trains for Worcester New York, Albany, &c.
Merchandise Tnlns daily, Sundays excepted) Leave
Montpelier and VOLS Rivor Nuithorn iailroad Tor
Concord, Manchester, Lowell and Boston, and leave Bos
ton from the Depot If the Lowell Road, for tho Vermont
Central and Passumpsic Raroad..
oNSLoW sTEARNs, Agent
Cnncnrh. Y IL Inl
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r.
June 80 lSi9.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office ui-
- iii the LIST day OF September next - O'Clock noon,
Tor the purchase Of tho interest OF the United States
and Ia equity, in the property lying in the State of Vermont
hereinafter described, upon the and conditions
toned below, to wit:
No l. Lot number 46, % 9Th Division, Burlington.
2. 90 81, 100 80 Sd d" "
3. Ali that part - lot number 67 lying Of
the road running southcily from College Green in
Burlington.
T. Tho sot III half offs acre lot No. % in Burlington
5. Seven Of tho south part Of lot numbrr az in
Burlington divided by line PARALLEL with the
Sout h line OF the lot.
The lands described in numbers to five. nclu.
sive, were formerly owned hy Thaddeus futile, and
were set off to the United States on several execu-
tions, ia 1877.
No. e. of lot number Isl in Burlington bounded
oliOws; beginning at the southwest Of said
lot, and running notthwardly the line Of lot 1872
seventy -four feet, thence forty six feet, thence
southetly to the line of the lot thence, fortysix feet
to the place Of beginning.
Another plrt of lot number ls aforesaid lying
feet East of the parcel last ubovo described, and par.
allel with the east line thereof srveny four feet
being seventy-four feet long and sixteen feet three
inches wide
Numbers d and set off to the United States
on executions against Elnathan Koyes, September
IL 1917.
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STOLEN.

IRON the subscriber ut Danyillu, on SATURDAY
night, 2ist Instant, Gig Wagon iron Asles paint of a
DIRK COLOR striped with red the body which OF frame
work the wheels firm, with tire thicker than usual for
Wagons, ind nailed tho fey The front of the body
patent apIn leather, the braces bickte brace the off
side of the font has been broken aud
through since 1t painted the leather the boot
the snne as tha on The seat Is open woiS, trimmed with
meas leather under the split leather mid
way Of the seat. which is set wooden spIingsin each
corner of the front the springs fastened with straps
bucked NJ eac corner and behind tho body hung
Elliptic side Springs, the Srr have four leaves,-.he
his small and round he th tho oil side has been
broken and wound with strap there step the
Wheel nut gone-he strap under the hind axle and the
screw brok oi-he socket for the whip is
fastened with strap and buckle Whoever will give
mutton whore said wugoi DO found, the
shall be handsomely rewarded.
HARVEY KELSEY.
nLnYilln. InlN o.. lS4l
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James Braman's Estate,

liE suhscUber having boen appointed by tho Iienora.
Die PTobnte Court TOT The District of Washington Com
m'sioier TO receive, examine und adjust all claims aud
demands Of al persons the estate of JAMES BRA
MAN late Of Berlin, in said district, deceased represented
insoVenl and the term al six months from the 3st day
July le49, allowed by sid Court the creditors OF said
TO exhibit and provo their Tepcciiye claims before
u'-Do give notice that will attend tho duties Of
appointment at the dwelling house OF james Braman Bcr-
I'm in said district, this last Tuesdays of oo,oher
January next ensuing, O'Clock afternoon each
saiddaSs
Berlin, July 3ist, A u ls49.
ZENAs q. DEWEY, Commits.
80 LEONARD ELLIS, sionsTs.
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4ftnrkcts.
Brighton Cattle nIarkct--JuIy 20.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At Market 800 Reef Cattle. Stores ~ pnip working
oxen, 40 cowa a1d calves No Shoop and l51 swine.
PHcrs-Btg Ca,uis-Wo quote 10 correspond with las,
wcck-Exta $685. first quality $50 81 90, second IS
a so. third $50 81.
Working Oren-NO SAies nniicnd
Cons and Cdires-snlc' NJ $40 s9a, sss $40, and s33
Sheep-Snlos at 49, 50 l2, 233, 80, 9,b2 sud 81 rs
Snpe-Choice pigs redde ut s aud &c. At ietn from
to &c
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Danvillo, July q, ls49.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden ut
Washington District. SIS. Montpelier and lo- said dis
trict, on the Goth dl, # July A. ID. 1919:
a. GEORGE WORIHlNGTON. administrator OF the estate
" Of Roger iluLbaid late Of Montpelier in said district,
deceased, presents to thu Court here writing his po,i,ioo
ioI License 10 sell the real of said deceased to
tho debts due from sand csate and expenses of admnisia.
tion the eIson property being Insufficient for that pnr-
pose NhrTenpon Is ordered, that SAID petition he refer
rod To tho 2i-l Of Au?us ioi9 O'Clock r. NJ.
hear g aud "cislon the Add further ordeIed
that notice all concerned he given by publishing
stance uf sd p.t,n aud the orders thereon
sncces.v'y IN the Vermont Waterman State Journal
newspaper printed MOGi elier previous said timo
appointed o hearing, that they may appear, If they
cnus aud give hond for the pnym"nt Of SAID debts and
expenses ~ PROVIDED w aw prevent said license being
granite IN order Of notice issued due form of law.
by the Court.
! 30 Attest, f. 7. MERRILL, Register
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Vermont Central Railroad !
Esss Essys5sk sSs=EEs
on AND AFTER lilly o.. Ia

on AND AFTER JULY o. lsd9,
THE PASSENGER CARS will leave BOSTON Tor MonPe-
Ter DAILY, Sundays excepted, at a. Nj and II A. NJ
wa FitChburg keene Bellows Falls, Claremont, Win dsof,
White River Junction and Mortified, also Mt 2 a. NJ.
and 10 ~ via Lowell Nashui, VI nahrs'cr Concord, leba-
non White River JunGion and Notthheld arriving Mont
.elicr the same day ut 5 and l.2 o'clock p. NJ.
lenve Montpelier Tor Boston by both the ubove
20 nnd at loi0 NJ arriving in Boston the day at
and o'cInck p. NJ.
Rsef1reH Boston and Hurting TON either sray,
daily.
Pnssonge by tho I2 A. NJ train from Boston, will take
stages al Montpelier for Burlington where tho will ave
IN season for the Doat4 Lake Chtmp Tin, io White Hall
Saratoga Spring Monlrei. Passengers for Boston viii
tnke stages ai Burngun after the urr a If the Boats from
tho North md SOUTH for Montpacf arriving in
t.ka tho 10 30 a Al t,aio To. stan.
Passengers by the second from noston by the
hist tr',n from Mon'peler will remain night ut sher
Montpelier or Northheid.
stages run IN junction with the Central road for all
paris 81 Centa Northern aud Western Vermont Northern
New York sud Cahadns.
ra.senseiS for New York City, may take either train,
VIA nashua Goton Junction, thenca Nashua and Wo
cester tram to Worcester aud Norwich Conn Also via
Bellows fol., Greenfield mt Springfield, Mass
JAMES MOORE, Eng. and Superintendent.
Mortified, July l1th, 1919.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-02

No. 49, Lot number 1850 containing 100 in Georgia.
" 20. The half of lot ISL in GeoIgia.
" 81 All that part of the 100 lot No. 25 in Burlington
which lies between the river and the road contain
ing 80
Numbers 10, 90 and J. were set Otto tho United
States executions against J. Mcdonnell and L.
Reyes in 1919.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-02

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court, holden
Washington District S. Probate Office ia Mont peier
within aud for said District the 3O day of July a. ID.
1919:
Instrument purporiing he tho Last viii Tesla
~ meGt al POLLY BRITAIN, late of Barre, IN said
District decascd, being presented to tho Court here by
JULtANA BRITAIN, tho ExecutHx therein nance,
for PIobae /, is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be motif ed npp.ur II of said
Count be holden the Pruats Uce IN Mont tlr the
2lst day Of Aug 1889 ind show fany they have,
against the Pobnte of sud III, for which ii fur
thor ordered that copy Of the record Of this order be pub
ishcd three weeks successucy, in the Vermont Watch
man and State Journal printed Montpelier, previous to
said time appointed fol heaIug
true copy OF ecoid.
80 Attest, +, Z. MERRILL, Register
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MRS. e. KIDDER,
100 Court street. Rasfnn.

Who Is the inventor aud sole propre Druggists and
Ties and for sale jy all her duly appointed asea through
the w0 Id.
AGENTS. 4. r. Redfeld sud S. X Collins, Mont pelsr.
n Blake, Co,nth. J. NJ. Richardson, Naltshed, +. a.
sTalh
Boson is4a e7;4mis
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From the Chestnut Street Ampitheatre Philadelphia.
Will Exhibit at Montpeer. Saturday. August 18th.
N orso pen al r rurpr iom


" dU The the An aTuHc
nqnd and NIL 1.-THE
If H ihy
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cream ira u m d upto
pan " b FORMERS;
IN 81 America.
h
Great NJ BuoM td@cdp
"S %i If How Ssnn %p% Tans % Hdsrrs SH
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N m m % various cnc IN ihoCh
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SUMMER GOODS.

FNHE reminder OF my stock Of SUMMER GOODS VIII b
offered at pcos much lower than before pamsd Ia
this place, - ~
Prints, 6, u, 10 and IL l-2 cents.
CoIons, very low.
summer Pant s,uffs-Denms, Checks, Linen, Stripes,
Ticks, &c-Cheup.
ReaJy-Made Clothing in any qusutity-psTy loo.
w. l, Goods-all kinda. Come quick aud buy cheap.
is. LOOMS.
Head Of state Street. 70
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Boston Music Teachers Institute,
MUSICAL CONVENTION FOR
l849,

INHE meeting which has been advertised FOL Augu.t 18th
l. IL postponed until
Monday, October 9th.
1his posponment has been made consequence of the
seV"c heat this of the yenr causing
much Inconvenience and some sickness in past By
reason ot The prevalence oil the ChOern in muy parts of tho
country, although Boston has been far nearly exempt
tom the disease is deemed prudent, while there is
ceptIy to ho malady avoid all exciting it is
hieine regarded M tally nildicOus hnd series
meetings requiring so much exction. aud productive of
much excitement at this time, tho present year
lowell MASON.
GEO. JAS. WEBB.
Boston, July 30. 33eor5t.
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INLAND ROUTE.

This is the CHEAPEST QUICKEST, and most COM
PORTABLE ROUTE from all parts OF Vermont aud West
New Hampshire, afforing the chuice OF
entire land frute Of short passage in ofths finest boats
upon the Sound.
RETURNING, Passengers can leave New York by tho 8
A. train OF the New York and New. Haven Railroad and
reach Buitlehoo' the .nng, by the 430, T. NJ.
train r. NJ Boat, lodge in New Haven, un reach Mont
peliet OF Wells RIVER tue next evening.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the first from
Bratlehoro, reach Providcnce Albany, Troy Whitehall,
the same evening, and Buffalo the day at |, F. NJ.
Northampton, July 81. LAG. 3l:6isosif
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TUE subscrihes having been appointed BY tho
Probate Court for the District Of Ranaolch Commission
es receive, examine, and adjust all claims and dc
ofTunbdge ia said district deceased
and the eim OF sk monihs om the Pad duy of Nav s49
being allowed said Couh 10 the creditors Of said
TO exhibit aud their respective claims before us-Gye
Notice that will attend to tho duties of our
az tho dwelling house of Mrs. Charlotte Weymouth IN
TnnbIdge In said district tho 2d Tuesdays OF August
and November next, ut nine O'Clock forenoon on euch Of
said days. "
T. f. PAINE lCommis-
Tunbrldge, May 22d, lsa9. 81
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CAUTION.

Be sure that YOU obtain MRS. KIDDER'S CHOLERA
MORBUs DYsENTERY and DIARRHOEA CORDIAL
aud you viii got the only aud original article which
has be, held IN the highest estimation by the public
tbruug hout the whole country.
Il IN bottles holding nearly quart, in,sndcd
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Vermont Central Railroad Co.

MEETING o the Stockholders in said company hereby
- called tn he holden Windsor 18th inst. at o..
clock r. NJ, purpose considering the eIpedency
empowering the Directors to make any arrange
msnts with the Vermont and Cnnna Railroad Company und
for tionsncting auy other business deemed ~ oper.
BY order OF the Directors.
p. WALTON Js CLERK.
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CONDITIONS.

No. o. "a of the northeast part of John Morons home
farm in Salisbury. This tract off 10 the U. :.
July "a, 1922, execution against NJ. Sheldon, J.
Morton and j. =. Lntrabee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-02
JOSEPH P. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine.

THE subscriber having received Letters Patent for Sta
tonary Cutter, Planning, Tongueng und Growing Ma
chine, offers for sule Machines and Rights to use the
same. This Machine will plain 900 feet Of boards TO any
uniform thickness in one hour producing better finished
surface than is possible produce BY amy othei me
now known, rot excepting the hand plane
dnpte To plain and joint capOards weather boarding
ana viii do the work faster and better than any othor
chime heretofore Invented. This machine
planes tho board with unbroken shaving tho whole
width aud length If the MATERIAL and does take more
than iva thirds the power thai required do All equal
amount oil work by tho rotary Cutting Cylinder in com
mon use The construction and organization of this Ma
chiae different itom any other use Commuu N.
tons for further particulars chusuy responded to BY ad
dresaing tue SUBSCRIBER (post paI) Boston, Mass.
One of the above Filming Machines may DO seen in one
ton BY calling the Pateatee.
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY.
sO:ly Border street East Boston. Mas.
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No. IL. The north half If lot number 81 in Sheldon.
Ie. aud "a rods the northwest part vi lot
her g. in Sheldon; being the land which decided
by Simeon Weed 20 Luke Dewing the 10Th Of A pri
1913.
Numbers II and ls set of on execution against
Luke Dewing aud ASA Bulkecy IN favor Of David
Robinson for the OF the United States, September
l6, 1919.
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NOTICE.

NV ~ IL.
'NIlE 60 partnership between Wa'hbutn & Morrill, huv-
ing BEEN this day dissolved, the undergned would in-
form his former pat and the public he remains
his old shop the West End OF Union Bridge. wheIo he
keeps for sale tho
LARGEST, CHEAPEST &, BEST
ASSORTMENT OF
WINDOW SHADES
offered in the state. SIGNS OF descriptions paint
cd to Order. STANDARDS, BANNERS Tor A,sucia,ions,
GALA FLAGS, and all kinds Of wo,k in the line OF sign
fancy ornamental Fainter, done superior style aud
the shortest notice.
Or Please call and examine for yourselves
w. ID, Is. morrill,.
Montpelier, July ~. 1919. %
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TO- " lsi
II. =" I55
IL All OF lot 1871 of division in Durlng
ton, except piece in the southwest corn, the
chain and twelve links north anl south, aud one
chain and five links and west.
H. Clio of land IN fvo lot number in Dur
lington, with brick house formerly occu led by John
Stoddurd.
Ia 81 of the north part of 1903 lot number 10
In Burlington.
Is. The whole Of the 1903 lot number ~ in Butlny
ton, excepting that part formerly decided Dy Elnathun
Reyes to FaInswouh.
L. Al that Of tho 100 lot nnnaor 10 and of
the % acre lot number 10 ia Burlington which lies
southerly of tho Winuoski turnpike road, and
the line of lots 10 aud II continued northwurd-
ly until it inorsects said turnpike.
Numbers 3 10 IL inclusive were set of TO the Uni
ted states on execution against L. Caldwell, j. Stod-
dard and Z Keyes, Dec. 8, 1915.
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Drntts.

In Columbus, Ohio, tho 10Th ult Samuel Preston aged
50 years.
I 30 Seuis.
10 lhls yillage s7lh MT, Mr.. Low T. Mhney. nged As
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WN. II. RIJRNIIANI

DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, sHIR rs, BosoMs, col.
GLOVES, &C.
Aug l.t a
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FOR NEW YORK,
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE.-FROM
WALP0LE TO NETWORK.
$500.

rNRAINS leave BrAtcbo.o' at o. A. NJ. and AS r. NJ,
on the arrival OF tho Stage connecting with the Chesh
ire and Sullivan RaiI0ud at Walpole.
Passengers by the first train leaving Montpelier Wells
River, aud striving Wapoo 1920 AM take the AS,
r. NJ train from Brltleboro' in Springfield 30,
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FISH,

THE best of GOLDFISH, Prime SALMON, No g.
Il Maekrrel, ve'y nice, In Bills aud hith
Just received and selling low ny, ,o,ta
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SteambOat C0nnecticut,

. To NETWORK, arriving. at about 5, A. NJ.
Passergers by the second train leaving Montpelier o.
Wclls RIVER and arriving at Nalpolr l. Z. a., lodge
at llraeboro' and take the A. train, which
at Springfield with the tiuus Of the Hartford and Newu
ven and tho NcwYurk and New Haven Railroads. reaching
New-York at Z J.. NJ, by tho
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For General DEBILITY OF DYS-

II most excellent restorative, giving healthy tono to
both the stomach and bowels and prevents food from
ing or distressing the stomach.
The public assured that 1t contains neither OPT
mineral substances thing that IN the least
Injurious to the constitution.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-16
California.

We have before us private letter,
written by gentleman of property, now
returned from California, which country
he had visited in the United States ship
Ohio, simply for the purpose Of seeing it.
The facts which he states are therefore,
without either the bias of interest or disap-
Whiting, formerly of Dedham, Mass. and
the two Ranneys, from Chicopee Falls,
are in California. The Ranneys he left
at the Stanislaus "dry diggins,'' with a
party of l5, sick of their speculation, and
regretting that they had given up their
comfortable situations. The situations
they had left were at factory in Tepic,
Mexico. Writings income from his fac
tory, at the same place, last year, was
$4,000, and yet he left all to dig gold.
The writer left him at San Francisco ill,
where he probably died.-He says that
California is the worst "hole of place.
he ever was in, and that thousands of dis
appointed people were arriving every day.
The writer states that he went up to the
mines in company with a gentleman who
had expended considerable money in brin-
ging along fifteen Indians to assist him,
but they did not succeed in getting more
than an ounce apiece per day, and that the
man was disgusted with the mines, as
every decent person is who goes there
| These statements in regard to California
are, without doubt, too true. The sacri
flee of home and friends, for gold, does no.
pay, and particularly is this the case with
those who leave good and lucrative situa
TONS Springfield Republican.