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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-07
Prospectus Of the Republic.

Plaquemine, August, le49.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office Of he .4lerican January 8, 5 P. NJ.
CATrLE-The supply Of Beeves on Monday was
small. There go head at the scales, of which
500 were sold 90 remained unsold, and 23l were
driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from $2,25 10 ST.
equal u 81, 80 81 rs net, and averaging s., IL
gross.
JIogs-Sales were made tn day at s5a5 81 10
FLOUR-For Howard Street + our there is fair
demand but owing the light receipts sales of any
moment have taken place. Holders are firm a. S..
There is a demand FIR City Mills, and buyers Offer
S. cash. which is refused, holders not being willing to
sell under 1926.
GRAIN-The small receipts of Wheat by wagons
and railroad sell readily at l00a06 cts, for good prime
parcels
We note sales Of Corn 55cts for white, and So cts
for yellow.
We quote Oats at 26l30 cts.
PROVlSIONo-On Saturday there were sales of SO
bbs, Prime Mess Pork at Sl4, on time. Mess Pork is
held at sl5, but hear Of sales. On Saturday
sales Of GOO lbs old Western Sides made at 5 2
cents; and 80 hhds, clear Sides at IL cents time.
Also 40 hhds old shoulders at -2 ceuts Small sales
Of old Hams at cents Light sales Of new hog round
making at cents. Sales Of 100 quarter bbls Lard
cents, and $50 kegs at cents, on time.
WHlSkEI.-Prces have given way little, and
small sales making 81 cts or hhl>. and Is
fol bJs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
OBITUARY..

Died, the residence of her sDn-in-law. Dhct- T.
Martin Pittsylvania Court House. the lh q Janu
ary 1919, in The 18Th year Of her age. MRS. ANNE
WHITE, widow If Doct. Rawley White, srlrr. ate Of
That county Although The subject Of this noce nae y
tanned very advanced age, which precluded the nope
Of her being much longer spared her numerous fre7Os
and afecti1n1te family, yet seldom does the hand Y.
death fill whose ss will be deeply t. Or
sincerely mourned than will hers, in the society 10
which She belonged.
Never has The writer known any who was looked
upon BY persons of all classes and all ages with more
universal Kindness respect and veneraon. During her
illness. the house in which she confined was hrng
"a day and nIht By her nrghblrs and BY those whom
her mild. band manners and truly rood and kind heart
bad made her riends-as long she retained con-
sclousnoss Of hat gurg and knew those around
her, fur whom she did not have some kind
word if welcome and ing Will they remember hat face
which tile Cteator had stamped goodness in charac-
tiers that all could read and none nSundeIstand
Il is net heeTed that she left enemy In this world
and many years ago she secured for her soul peace IN
that which is ID come sire having been, during that
Time. an exemplary member Of the Baptist Church
Surrounded BY her friends and family with every care
and comfort afforded her has this good and faithful serv-
ant Of the Lord departed from this wOrld-tIe lamp OF
HE gradually burnt out
'And she gently sunk to rest
Like weary child upon lis mothers breast"
Those whom she has left behind have all the solace
which such bereavement can admit OF. Her life has
been long aud useful one-her death calm and resign
td-and ceered by the hope Of The future they have
the sympathy Of their numerous friends who will long
remember the venerable form and cheerful face of the de
ceased.
ez- Lynchburs Republican,. Richmond Nhig and En-
quirer, VIII please copy.
Ded. at his residence il the county Of Pttsylvana.
un Tie l4th December last after long and painful
faenent, MIR. JERENIii McCULLOCk, in the
1j,h year ot his age. Mr.. NcCuock was native Of
Dnwddie county, and removed Pittsylvania in early
manhood, where he spent more than halt century, n
The confidence Of large community. Is an honest up
right q1iet citizen For more than forty years he
consistent and worthy member Of the Baptist Church,
and his death gave evidence Of the sustaining power
Of the religion he 50 long protessed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
mo. 4g1
DR.. syistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.-No QnacL

eryNc Decepton-tn setting forth the virtues of this tru
v at medicine, have desire to deceive those who
are lab Under aciun, do wish eulogize it
noyc than Justly deserves ct when look Ground and
see the amount Of suffering and distress occasoned BY
MANY Of the diseases in which this medicine has proved
hehv success, u co that urge its claims
strongly, or say 100 much in its favor.
Various remedies it true, have been offered and pulled
into the OF diseases of the lungs, and
ha found doubt very useful but Of all that have
vet discovered, it admitted by physicians, and all who
have witnessed its effects that has proved uc"essu
as this For Asst hma Shurness OF Preah, and similar af
fecons may be pronounced positive cure. II has cured
Asthma many of ten and twenty standing after
had declared the beyond the reach Of med
~ Beware Of the Syrup and all other preparation. Of
Wild Cherry Buy but the genuine DR. Wistar's Bal
SAM signed BUTTS the wrapper. Price dollar per
bottle six bottles for five dollars
For sale By r. LYMAN, Druggist, lynclburg, Va,
and Druggists generally throughout The United States
Jan 15-1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
ED E1E.EyED.T.

IRIS RTCE respectfully INFORMS her patrons That she
" NAY brick Immediately opposite the fam
residence 0f r. Acree where She has large and very
comfortable school room, with yards well suited for the
creation OF the pupils in warm weather. without being expos
81 the the She soiicits continuance Of
er encouragement which she viii endeayor herctoore
merit doing power for the present and future
happiness ii Their osprnglnd she hopes that the parents
WIN The s-hoo. frequently, which viii encourage the
tc4rlcr and = lt'v s.ili,st, :hc chlIIen.
Ja- LJ-4--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
PI.i.S'C s..

vYt- Just received new supply Of those truly .pcndia
new scale solid iron frame Pianos Of j. Chic sern. man
utacurc, of Boston is hardly necessary say any thing
shcr praise, there many persons this place and
she surrounding countless who have had them use from TO
20 years past and they easily be consulted as to their
tone touch and durabiiy but lest might be thought IN
fashionable not % speak in their praise VIII hereby saw
atthey sand unlvaed both in this country and in Eu
rope account of their full round sweet tone elasticity of
touch, ncaness and durability of workmanship Call and
them - Il. ~ MANS,
Jan f5-wSmilN Bark Square.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
Cleanse, Purify, strengthen

i nc. wish tIie with the health of the cofdmun
tv to be erncd By sacred regard TO truth
whatever is here stated N relation to his extraordinary med
icine and this feeling o sincerity ana ood faith which
prompts again and again u call attention ot. We ht
cve that 10 article has Been discovered that has confer
red greater amount of nct the community and the
more it is known the better l. it appreciated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15

} If will find similar
least, N aelpaibeiic position, Observe sir bsseech
vlu how the matter siag+s-If CoHrrsss mass 4 law
rrolibiii4 the l,rrr,rir M ~,v-Il.rs II tba tarri-
t1-ps VT NV N-x.c5 and Carf rnia itwoult y. ruty
If a0 ac .scoHrq % he sprit'' IF our Institutions
iu )! t1 Tie Slir.h lnr ates-ant an abuse NJ p01r
er uD,u would i.tel71pt The L4ltaluU oT The Uaon"
it, In t second place ii should pass such law con
frrru NJ 4s trtss ofs perois fthe fsrritries then
a-d lu rtat r.~a III ruAl IVY guilty a .ItrtricaI a.
juse ~ J5re-a 4rltutous Outrage IF tcalmr and man
IL spr, u 5 iity t, the rights Tie South sscw
ed bg lie Constitutions AL4In fua the other haad, Il
-hl-. u pass such law, but by failure o Isgi,ate
a.I.r. w NJ positive ac permit thu Shareholder ~ in
ai-rlt. 'riA h sirss % !srrit1ry acquired By COM
L0d ati treasure q the trhoie patoa.'-tHen and
I'D thar ca>- - the inncamen'a. principles asserted IN
y. Ur t.-h rs luton clearly establish, Il would De
rurtv WI -tlttst aTs him anil tE4llic,d abuse Of
e-sr' ay lowing " forcing -d9mes,ic slarerg Ul an
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EyH ~-. tl-se tli1r- saam ID ne to present a Spe-
c.i cas-. .ry;-all cannot i1r. the Lie Of ne.
a.rc.t. l.y LJll-ss Is tJ eXtucate Itself fam The
l..a.HIal.
A-t. wha sl-t WI position WILT tha Legislature Of
r-a.l .-clp,} II ctlnltL- tl= claim ot power ol
- nls, If Congress j pr,A The cizsas of the South
.'alu..Lr..lL with ,a-r slaves 10 the territories ac-
ret BY te c'-nn.a al)I alI treasure Of the whole
44t.n tI- tlatI7 question Mp which men mig. and
JJ uua ol--:''aa5 vrt. 4 Il ad Hit the power, i
yr.l.r sure VI rs olr ayes lItJ the hands q Con
-reS. A-aI-l 'aHIt de"oil'a the passage OF an act
% r. ...H't ia: Innl-r4in o Shareholders 10 McKee,
aud ta.i -!r-tJr yJnr snow - your fourth h7sJlu-
tll tlt'. tr n agrees to allow 'd9msS'tc sdr9yt0 ne
Nua.I Is as'. and tTGaindl abuse 81 p0'rer. as
u t.e aid yett.t ID a. opp IS. such an act It IS ooYI-
Gus "'t IT,. VI 'l' 9'dA have H''"i,9 IIr'"eL 10
c1n t- .'1H llaa y start. ar oae', On VT van Dn-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
III lplOrS.

NRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are used
as cosmetic and purifier the bio ,d with great success
moving all un-eemIy blochc; external sores and tuaneou
eruptions Of every kind , ~
To DR. Wright, Philadelphia
Dear Sir-Having beeA afflicted with most distressing
humo for many years past and having ise every means that
af3rded the remoe>t probability OF relief, was at last Undue
ed 10 trv your valuable Indian Vegetable PILLS am no"
satisfied that have received benefit from tie use n
them than from all the medicines HAYS hertnt,re taken
therefore take pleasure recommending the rms to an
W no ale or been suffering from hmor, becvng as
do that they directly ppoH the blood and by their P-
rE,ing virtue will completely cl .ansc it hom impury
HENRY GREEN, 50 Norfolk street.
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GEaE.Sg' EgEEsECTEO..!
"A Es Il
From Ly,achbisrG 10 Richmond SO 50.

yINE public respectfully informed that and after
the lst day Of January, 1872 the price for on
Canal Packets Richmond TO Lynchburg, will be
duced the low of - 30. Way fare in proportion
Meals extra.
Below, card Of intermediate distances, for fare and
hours Of passing.
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Transmitted for the Richmond Wing.
NEW YORK MARKET

the ice The lives Of the Were saved
'fhe weather here is extremely culd.
NEW YORK MARKET. Jan. IL, P. NJ.
Fl,ur-P iime Genessee brings $500
Whtat-Prime red commands | IL cts.
Corn Mixed Corn is SELLING for 81 cts.
Cotton his advanced since the arrival Of the last
steamer.
port.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Jan. II. p NJ.
Flcur-Howard s.re,N Frur sells at s. sCity Mills
s5,l2!.
Wheat-Rel wheat se''s At m white i06 IS.
Cirn-Con i selIiLs y, f'1n d ~ ~ cents loT
white and yellow.
Oats-32 cents.
Other articles usually enumerated unchanged
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
CONNER CIhL RECORD.
LYNUhDUhG MARKETS.


1lJacc..--No sales
igov-Sl. II.
ir1rj>i,as- Bacon Old on frs' hands; Eeei.i :"
els: Corn A.aI. 40 cents Pork 81 80 no sales.
Nheu-Ged 50 cents; Nhte -.
Grlil.-Corn. 8. cts S.s - cents.
.lorer Seei- 4: 5Ja!5.
Uhis&ey -Slles at 30 cents.
Eecsrar-ic CENTS.
Ertier-Very dull 40 20 ~ 70, Not.
Btutt! Apple, none ofarnr Peach. "''e oh'fln:
l:u i0. 50 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 70
order. u,
LoGce-Hin 5 to ocea.. La:.,,s 9 'o9' Java !.s'
Nocna 20.
Coro.,ru Iu,e.s-Tow 10 and Flax ~. As ye' NO
demand.
tcolfo. Ts,yls-Sales IA !. IS cents.
frniters-30 rs 80 c.s
EYrr >eei-saes - cents.
FTyt-lier.lng-. ~. |, :, 80; Sha'. old s. So'
new 80.
Gilseng-25 cents.
Ilemp-No sales We ,n,'e 800 s..
Iiuseei Oi-6J cents
Lar4i-N 80 sales 0: moment. :,
l,,Jayses-Nest iudi. g., 70 40 cts per gallon; y.
.. A. to a. cents.
Plast,s--t.umP. So to-. >,
Surnrs--New OreansG % I. cents; Porto nc" z 10
cents. Clarified IL cents; Leaf II. hils cents.
SrH-42a and -:
Irlloc-9 20 g. cents.
I,t--s5.5O I., Dbl
E-0oi-23 20 % cts dull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
NERVOUS rrBI11rY-I.Oss OF ENERGY

NF.lN
wrgh.s Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and perm .nen'Iy
restore The declining powers Of The human body his NAV
At first he doubted but better estabhc Those
who use the sol dsalt Sarsapara Tor this p rpose over
ook II doing So medicine far less expensive and c.
icctual
CLY7tEE, Chautauque a. ~ ~, Oct. 5, 1918
DR. VIM Wright-Sir: For the last three TO- wear.
had been gradually running down; and finally became 50
weak that unable to perform my usual abor | Wa.
advised 10 try YOUR Indian Vegetable Pills. and am graft
fed to state that the Of three four boxes hccan u
feel like myself again 1nd thor urhIy restored
From ny own experience, crnnenl yonr Pls totha
afflicted with confidence that they Will be found medicine
of great efficacy and value. Ic' rs, tr1.v,
Joan CLEVELAND.
Look oH for .ouaierteiis
Thsis the needf as unprncipcd persons IN III
PARTS OF the country, Ike ana vcnd them.
The genuine is for sale by
D. b PAYNE * BRO, Jynchburg;
James +. Galloway, Bro"knea
w. \. jerks, Mariners View.
In Bcdicrl County BY
William Cs~h, Cross Roads:
Wright < Matthews ,Chambiissburc P o.;
Alex. Casey, r., En,ens
Bassctt Smith, Joppa Mills;
w. I.ctWich & Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally il each county
devoted exclusively othe sale q Wright'e Indian
dclphia 2Ss reenwchstrect New or ana 1876, fremont
street, Boston.
Nov. u 5p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-15
LIGHT LIGH TIL

f'iNfPHINE LAMPS and CANPIiINE, the bct and
~ cheapest light in use warranted perfectly safe
gust received and for sale at the sign Of the Golden Mortar By
Dec 1i-lmIt ID. II. LYMAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

'1NIIE PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL
will open its next Session on Wednesday the
9Th day of September, by order Of Presby,ery, not
at Shemerah but at Bro,cnsb,ug, its permanent
location.
Convenient buildings furnished for the tenn
porary accommodation of the School, until perma-
OF the people there, and for which arrangements are
already made.
The School is now permanently located in one
of the most pleasant healthful, religious and moral
communities in the Valley of Virginia.
Boarding can be had in respectable and excellent
families in the village and country around, at from
So 10 81 a month: Tuition as heretofore.
Address ,be Principal at Brownsburg, Rockbrdge
County, Virginia.
WIN. w. TRIMBLE, Principal.
September 5, lS40--tf.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
VOL. XXVI.
EDUCATION.

@GOOS-
MRS. LEROY z. DANGERFlELD purpo-
WI ses opening near the Warm Springs, Bath
County, Va, School for the Education Of young
Ladies. All the usual English Branches will be
taught, together with French, and Music On the
Guitar. Particular attention will be given 10 the
domestic instruction Of young Ladies' Terms for
board, and tuition in the English Branches, will be
500 per session often months-payable, $50 in adj
vance, the balance at the END of the session. This
includes all expenses excepting Books and Station
airy, which parents and guardians are expected to
furnish. For French and Music, an extra charge
of S 10 each, will be made. The School will be
under the immediate supervision of Mrs ID. and
young Ladies will be treated as members of her own
family.
The location is healthy and accessible, being mid
way between the Warm and Hot Springs-Daily
Stages passing the door during the Summer season
and Tri-weekly in the Winter-so that parents or
guardians may see their children or wards, in case
of sickness, without delay. The School will com
mence aboutthe 10th of September and continue
until the 10th of July. making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave to make the
following references
Rev. II. II. CAsTLEMAN, Stanton.
Col. A. S. GRAY, Harrisonburg.
Gen. S. III. LEWIS, Port Republic.
Mr. G. G. BUTLER, Principal of the
Rappahannock Academy.
DIR. ARCH. p. STRoTHER, Bath Courthouse
August Is, lS49-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
University Of Maryland
Faculty Of k'hysic.
SESSION OF ls49-'5O.

TNHE LECTURES will commence Monday, 10Th
l. October and continue until the 10Th of March
suing.
Surgery-NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILLIAM E. AIKEN, NJ
D., l.. l.. ID.
Therapeutics, Matcria Medica and Hygienc-SAMUEL
CHEW, Nj. ID.
Anatomy and ysiology-JosEpH Rosy, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice ofMedicne-W WILLIAM Power,
Nj. ID.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children
RICHARD Ii. Thomas, NJ. ID.
Lecturer on Pathology aud Demonstration OF Anatomy
-GEoRGE w. MLTENBERGER.
Instruction Of Clinca Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore lnirmary, opposite the
Medical College. The rooms for practical anatomy
will be opened October lst, under the charge of de-
monstrator. Fees for the entire course $50. Com
Portable board may be obtained in the vicinity of the
Medical College, for So so to So so per week.
WILLIAM +. A. AIKEN,
Dean of the Faculty.
September 49, IS40-5t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
Whole number Of native assistants,
Making $50 schools s. senjnaries,l 1880

GLoEYIsG ~ SHAME.--A correspondent Of the
Enquirer. writing from Richmond county, boasts
that the Democrats of that region were guilty Of
the shabby trick Of recommending free negro for
Postmaster at FaTnham. in thdt county! This
writer chuckles much that Gen. Taylor was dc.
ceivod, and had appointed Cutie 10 dispense The
mail matter
The trick, however, failed Il It's purpose, il de
signed 10 bring odium upon the Prcsideut-iof ap-
poinlmont5 Of that grade are not submitted to him
al ALL But the cheat was disgracoful only to ts
perpetrators, Of whom gloTics in his shomel
Aud the Enquirer Published the article Of the self.
convicted trlcksicr without a word Of rebuke -
Uinchcster Republican.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
SONNET.
DEDICATED TO MISS Z. L. C..

Poor huttering moth that thro' the candles blazo
lnscnsatc flew, that scorchcd and struggling lies
Before me now, and cen in misery dies,
] pity, from my heart, thy haplcss case,
And with thy woes strongly sympathisc.
Vert thou attracted by that brilliant light
Tha. shonc SO clear before thy dazzled eyes,
And shed glory thro the sombrs night?
And did'st thou find, when thou too near il drew,
And wheeled in happy mood thy careless flight,
That what seemed light and life was death you;
So did my heart draw that maid too bright
Whose beauty charmed first, and after slew
And now my life departs like morning dew.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03

RIGHT OF HUsBAND TO SrnivE HIS EVtFE.-In
relation TO tho supposed right of husband TO strike
his wife, in regard TO which Judge Green, in New
jersey, has decided that ''no man had right 10
strike ms ocitc at ALL" the Charleston News well
remarks as follows:
Now, it is next TO disgracef that in this coun-
try where the Difference and respect TO the is 50
universal andacknowledged by foreirnersas a bean
llful trait in the American character. plea like
this, borrowed from the code OF barberous period,
should have been advanced. Judge Green very
properly frowned it out Of Court"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03

POETRY.
THE MAIDEN.


arc indebted TO one Of our fair friends for tho #
9 lines, we think Incompatible of their kind,
old poets. They breathe Of the muse that touc
c Tyre of Harrington and Of Sucking, and rcmi
some of Old Walton's quiet songs.--Ex. PARE
IT'S true, that once loved to sec
A maiden fair and beautiful,
With pcnsivc look, or smile. or glcc,
In simple dress, or fanciful;
Little mattcred IT to me,
II her brow were only fair,
Mild hcreyc, and soft her air,
If a blush came DER her check,
Whenever she cssaycd to speak,
II her lip, so soft and red,
Mcllow'd every word she said;
wished that sho
Might always DO
overy pure and be autiful,
So fair TO see,
But when found carth's chilling air
blight DER all her beauty threw,
But when saw that maiden fair,
Disappearing like the dew,
To see her like, did not care.
Nay tits sorrow to me now,
To look upon lovely brow;
cannot praise a blooming check,
For it fadcth while speak;
The sight to me is pitiful,
And deeply makes me sigh,
For when they grow so beautiful,
They always die!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
Printers and Publishers

OF newspapers informed that the subscribers
" extensively engaged in the manufacture ofPRlNT-
ING INK of every color and quality, which they know
TO be equal to any manufactured. and which they will
sell at the lowest prices for cash. As they deter
mined that their INK shall recommend ITSELF they only
solicit Of it, relying upon its merits for flu
ture patronage Their Coored Inks warranted
pcrior to any manufactured circular containing pr-
ces, &C., will be sent 10 those who desire it, Orders
for cash on city agents accepted
@ Publishers OF newspapcrs inserting this advertise
ment to the amount of 50 and sending copy Of n
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Ing CALtFoENIA GoLD REGioN.--In the last
number Of Si,lman's American Journal Of Science
and the Arts, the editors mention that they have
lately inspected specimens Of platinum, found a
mong the gold sands of California They also an
nonnce upon roii1be authohty-thc Rev. Mr.. Lyman
that the diamond is also found atsomeo Of the pacers
He had seen about the size of small pea, Of
straw yellow color, aud having the usual convex
faces
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MIR. Macaulay, the historian, is at present in Ire
land, gathering materials for his History, Of the
Operations of William iii. and James IT, in Ireland
in 1862" says ,be Dublin EUening Post lie Wis
tied the battle field Of the Boync on Tuesday week
accompanied by Capt. LaTcom and DIR. Wilde, the
Eastern traveller ard author Of the lately published
and highly spoken OF work on the last DAYS OIL
Swift and his Madness" Mr.. Macaulay has since
left Dublin for Cork and Killarney, whence he is
10 proceed to Limerick or the "brokon treaty - tho
field Of Aughrim, Belfast and the memorable wall:
Of Derry English Paper.