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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23
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QOwERY THEATRE-T s. HAABLIN. MANAGER-
Friday evening November az viii Be played Tor tRs tenth
iS z; t%ss g.
% Be S 81
verger, Baynes lLe chsvaer Artasnan Lester; Mons
Mira Jordan The Countess De Winter, Mrs walaSi jr
nsas san IT or
& !Gsss,rsss aS' d s';; 6: Mona:
Dssehaps.s " Taller raans Mrs sussdl Pas de Cor
Win M 'fi
SosSysr p' SSn Sa H
to SSn'' Doors open at
NIITcHELLs OLYMPIC TBEATRE-MIss ROBERTS
r Th svn S NJ ie ~ n
Court Henry &c b ausos MT Palmer crsaast Me- Conc
sr which a Mi Ma A.
ssfs Gi1S Ffnssf a E IT BE-
AMY LEE-JOeph specklebaek Mr.. waleot Corporal yon
Lee Mss Taylor Dress ss Circle s. es fs is Amy
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL TnEATRE.-wANrEDI I'M
u mediatey75 Young Ladies for the Corps de Ballet"
set ss the hours Of 4. H. and 2 '' 'A'''
A CARD OLYMPIC THEATRE-SIss MARY TAYLOR
a. inSs that IN ~ Of hs %
ouy her the the Theatre Saturday
s Tn ys W. ak will f" APPEAR is dae
his avoritc pieces assisted by all the Olympic Company
- Eighth strset-Mr wallets Beneht-rriday evening
talent The % on &
wiz wisdom 10y jokes and all the ersos bon mets for
the world Lots Of fun Lots Lots Of
Mr. n M s eS eight Mr. HG VII
be supported by the entire Arena the Arts and
sa games cnidren f half pTiSs
NEW MANHATTAN CIRCUS, GRAND STREET EAST
~ River near wiIismseuIsh rsrrymsscsad week e he
Rivers Friday evening Nov 81 lsiS the Rivers Family
s ?5$s fsis E upon
Che MsFS wGs By NM B1I S 9 Mr. sSs
borcs; Beautiful Groupings BY Mr. Charles Rivers his
poms With S
MINSTREL Bones, 20 Gents az @ ssn,s Children ha
Tor colored people. l2h cents.
MAGNIFIoENT ExHIBITIoN.-EvERs' GRAND
90 saa
IN 2eSsen ssosPsns I'1
ss. s%
are painted over 1000 being By ssye-
raj c sst Of f II s wSd New
Hudson River and the Atlantic osean. fhese painting;
that this g, IS the sre Of
shps boats The awful and agnnc Of
f The Burning the Park Thse They haSe Se ne
three IN propagation and cost 252 dollars Doors
mission Is Children under half price
TIVE LAST week AT THE MINERVA ROOMS 40S
Broadway-Burrs Seven lille Mirror Of the Lakes Ma
ST. Lawrence and saguenay Rivers This world moving
nearly miles Of and truth
fully delneang 1000 miles OF the picturesque and
historically interesting cry in steadily
before the of the spectator for
and perfect dasuerreotype of all the cities towns
rse and other nature aud art both the UNI
ted States and Canada shores from Lake Erie the Gulf Of
St. Lawrence, thence the wide secluded and unknown
Saguenay The Mirror to at ~ clock
nightly Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday
atSoeoek. Admittancc % cents; children half price
Two BALL COMMITTEES. THE NEW ASSEMBLY
Rooms Chambers street. will be ready for occupation
early in December The principal Ball Room will compete
with other in the city the Supper Room is exceedingly
spacious the Re seption ALL Ladies and Rooms
Rerehmt Saloons, etc. desirable
Apply for terms the premises, during the day.
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DR. WHEELER ocULIsT, y BARCLAY STREET.
70 hs nssties q Arihe Eyes, which be as juss
ofes hour. f irsu 70 esSes y " '''' '''~''
DR. POWELL ocuLlsT, AuRIsT. &c. ATTENDS
At g6i BrcSdysy entrance ~ Warren street where can e
s esS variety % Bsah Ss E gsiSS and
bis SELF Acting Eye Iounsins for STRENGTHENING weak eyes
lIIoH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To coNsUMP-
Dr. Rogers S5 Tar n
se character q sioss Who roSsh a is sssy among
them We sp'i,s ,s many op5 old ana ga1n
e Dr. M . kishard, R,y ~ wissIan apd Dr. Hiram
mani q lie character and ssnsss IL such men are
nihrF ever hsr own fs htures 70 TESTIFY thus in
std advise all cur invalid readers 10 try IL Orthwith
The ssruipe for ,as by A. D. scovELLs CO.. at their
PRINCIPAL orce No 90 Warren street Ao for sale By the
o'y retail dtuesis' generally.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
strtures all Kindred affections the urinary organs
s s %T%s q D. fs a Sass:
rS u ~ ns, !, f. S tS srsg
. be equal 20 Reords work same family o.
NE ' &c 'ss
ssdS ss For ~ s. ss Pusss
sr srnssr Townsend, AZ Broadway and By the Author
Juro Cordial or procresve Elixir prescribed as an eff
etve I..srsvs n cses otdebili.y %Posnsy Or barren
,sss 70 te via Natures Great Restorative and remedy Tor
cure % .S n s r .psrs ' sg &
q the genital organs Affections iuecorrhoa As
inveora'ins medicine ~ unequaled Also aeertsn re-
medy fo neren consumption, ndgest,n loss Of muscular
Sold only AZ 81 John street.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR or fnE PRACTICAL PRl-
Stolak. " e,ob f.R tssndsy. ssesptedj. THOSE Who
apply in the carly will be surprised At the rapidly
and little Inconvenience attending their cure y Is chiefly
however Ose who have suffered certain class OF peo
nom s hrt incrient its advanced and Distress
ing ttsge iron uncommon advantages and very
hehas grounds for stating be obtained from no other
source In America.
CENINAL WEAKNESS, Debility. sc-THE ONLY
- true treatment and cure, with and nyaiuabs nior
contained in Dr. Rsph Practical Private Treae 9th ed
ton 32 Price ST. IL had Of the author 81 Green
vch street.
&Enn REwARD.-CROssMAN's Specific MIX
BOOO ture. for The Of sonorrhgs Ofall remedies
yet discovered for the above complaint THIS the most
e,s rs.,rison in sis drni esrosSrs or change in spp
cation 70 business The proprietor challenges snge in
stance Of recent gonohra be brought whieh the mixture
will under forfeiture Of $50 Many are cured IN
tv dave Sold Al the Drug H3 Broadway corner o.
Chambers street also At No 10 Asor nous at lo brosd-
way, and 100 Fulton street. corner tNhliam.
TYR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET so WELL
~ known In the Of delicate dseases-Ihe Doc
tors reputation for skill In those csss that have
existed Tor years eminent Constutons weakness
cured In four DAYS.
MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CoRBfTr, 10 DUANE ST.
IN be censued the treatment Of certain delicate
dsese practice Of sixteen devoted TO the treat
form Of this Recent cured in three dsya No
psyepyy used.
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NEW Rocks, sc.

NJ ORGANS LITERARY DEPoT EXCHANGE PLACE
lVl adjoining the Post once, New Orleans LA-At the
above establishment always be found every de-
ssrpon consisting OF Novels History Biography Scienti
nc, Commercial, Geographical and hedica Works Also
q plee Of Stationery, together with all the
pripcipsl Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magazines.
Country orders for article N the trade supplied sad for
varied With despatch. Books mailed. Tompt attention
paid 70 any work ordered by mall foreSn Boehs Imported
to order. j. &. MORGAN.
PS--Competc arrangements have been mFde with the
principal Publishers throughout the Union, for supply Of
the DC works fast as iseusd. J.C. "a.
VALUABLE PERIODICAL FOR sALE-TUE OWNER
Of OF the oldest and best periodicals. IN the country,
having other business requiring his time and attention,
dispose Of the 10 person desiring
gage the busregs this will be favorable and desirable
Opportunity pita of about 5000 al be necessary Ad
dress q. IA. H., at the Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

THE WORLD CuALLENCED.-CURE WITHOUT ME-
u decline. Dr. Iarmont 81 Reaie street. has from bic
large practice, discovered mode q curing ecsn, eases q
private disease permsnerty In without Medicine,
no charge gradusted and received his diploma Ia
ls4 challenges oldest physician 10 perfor
If lekiLd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

ERANKLIN THEATRE, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE
Il Admission Boxes 20 cts. Pit l2S Stage seats
81 cts Private boxes So Unparalleled attractions First
of Herr LaNarle and his wonderful family of
Arab Girls who the wonders of the world"
troupe of Model Artists will appear
male Ministries with variety of other entertain nents
NB-An aiterno performance every Wednesday and 5a
turday, at 3 o'clock.
VNALLHALLA, 50 CANAL STREET-THIS WONDER
w full temple Of Amusement has been thoroughly refxed
for the inter season. Lasting applause! troupe OF
Female Model Artists, Female Mnstrels and Dancers will
make their first appearance Perform every night,
ia o'clock extra every Wednesday and Saturday, at3
THEATRICAL NOTlCE.-TUE SEASON WILL CON-
mence at Richmond, Va, December 3. 1919 Ladies and
gentlemen engaged will please be in Richmond by the FIRST of
the month. CUIPPENDALE SETON.
DHILUARM0NIC SOCIETY EIGHTH SEASON-THE
first Concert Of this will take place at the Apollo
Rooms Saturday evening next Now 2ft SUBJ crptions
received by the Secretary and at the Music of Aessrs
soharfenberg and Luis By order.
J. L. ENSIGN sec'y. III Greene street.
Two PANORAMA EXHIBITORS. LECTURERS &c.
WELT and rpacious lecture capable Of seat
hundred spectators with cushioned seats raised
stage and fittings complete will be ready for occupation
in weeks time. Apply the premises the AS
sembly Rooms Chambers street. adjoining Buttons Theatre
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n E DlCAL.

DROOF ll-PROOF!!.-HERE Is PROOF CONCLUSIVE
that DIR. 3. p Towpsend's Sarsaparia Is the original
The following 10 from Of the most respectable In
"A ta
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TYR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL
~ known In the treatment Of delicate dseasesThe Doc
Cor sh In those hacured cases that have
existed Tor years. IL eminent Constitutional weakness
brought secret ksbt efotuAy cured Recentcsss
cured In four DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

A CARD-NIBLos;-FRANc RAyEL RESPECT
IA fully informs his friends and the public that his first Be-
nett win take place Friday Nov 2S 1872 which
sion the two famous comic G0DENSK AND
n. DECHALuMEAU will be given in which the whole RAJ
vel Family will appear and hmseiin his popular charac
ters OF Godensk and Roquinet Also, successful
Grand DIVERTlsEMENT in which Mile Berten and Mons.
Brilliant the admired dancers, will appoar Tickets Fifty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CoRBiTT, ~ DUANE ST.
IN be consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen years devoted the treat
Of delicate diseases enshies Dr. c. the worst
peyepyy used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

ID A KN q N s MUSEUM, CUKNEK SEV ENTH AND
ID Chestnut streets Philadelphia. T. Barnum Manager
and Propretor.New Attractions !-Astoundipg Variety!
Last Of Mr. and Mrs +. s. ConnerIuesday evening,
they appear in the STRANGER Wednesday. the YOU'RE
1UL QUEEN and tho CAPTIVE; Thursday snd Friday,
ROMEO AND JULIET, and the LADY OF LYONS; sa-
turday. Benefit aud Last Appearance of Mr.. and MIRA
Conner Every afternoon and amusing Vaudeyilles.
First Week Of the magnificent and highly interesting Dis
solving Views and Chronatrope forming altos ether
the most chaste and delightful exhibitions witnessed
Admission to the entire Museum aud performances Is cents;
children under ten years l2la cents.
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RhNNUMS AMEKIUAN MUSEUh.-r. i. BhhNUN.
~ Proprietor-J Greenwood, yr. Assistant Manager
One Week More Of the Martinetti Family whose wonder
full Gymnaste achievements and Paptomimio deline-
atoms have cted their mutably with the Ra vol
Family They afternoon and evening Ago engaged
Louis Ellslcr Mr. c. ~emyss Mr. Warden Pete Norris.
kessIs. Merrfeld, Rose, Clark, Higgins, Misses Stan
hope Portland and West Also exhibition at all hours
the skeetopof enormous Whale the living Boa Con-
strctor Living Anaconda, Mammoth Crocodile Admission
Is cen tr chidre, under 10 years o. age l2hs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

RUR1ON'S THEATRE.-w. L. BURTON, MANAGER
~ and Propretor-Farewell Benefit of Mrs. Wnstaney-
Friday Evening, Nov s5th to commence with Broughams
comedy Of ROMANCE AND REALITY-Asper Marley, Mr..
Burton; Oliver Marley Lynne; Frank Meredith c. W.
Clarke Jack Swift, rougham Rosabe Miss Chapman; Bar
bara Manly Mrs winssanley Blossom Mrs Brougham To
conclude with new farce, called MAMM0N AND GAM
MON Mr. Jacob Featherdown Mr. Hamilton; Mr. Augustus
Copperbrovn, Leach Joteph smSdge, I. Johnson Miss
to at Boxes 80 cents Family Circle rs cents
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CeR FEMALEs AND NALEs--DR. LARzErTEl
TYR. RALPH. AUTHOR or fuE PRACTICAL PRf.

g ENINAL WEAKNESS, Debility, kc-THE ONLY
- true treatment and with and invaluable nfor-
nation on mastuIbatiop, se Tuition, Impotence Sc
contained IN Dr. Rslph Practical Private Treatise 9th ed-
ton 3i2 pages Price ST. IL had Of the author 81 Green
~trI
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VALUABLE PERIODICAL roR sALr-TDE OWNER
M EDICAL.

DR. WHEELER, oCULlsT, y BARCLAY STREET,
~ devotcs his exclusive attention 20 diseases OF the
60 The bseftios OF Artificial Eyes. which be
from fars Of improved make superior qua
lily They will be supplied inserted reasonable
Cfice hours from 3 to3 o'clock. q. N.
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N ITCHELLs OLYMPIC TBEATRE.-MIss ROBERTS

CIRCUS, Aston PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND
~ Eighth street-Mr Wallets Realistically evening,
November 23- Professor Wallets lie Mesmersm.
Great combinston Of talent The nit Of fun, roic ney
wit wisdom Joy jokes and all the brilliant bon mos for
which Mr. alle the clown celebrated all
the world Lots of fun Lots OF horsemaaship Lots OF
thing In fact this is the night Second night of
Mr. Wallets Mock Eectoneenng Speech Mr. Wallett will
be supported by the entire Arena the Arts aud
Classical Games of the Ancients Admission Boxes, 20
cents; Pit Is Children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

BOOO ture. Tor the Of scnorrhga Ofall remedies
yet discovered for the above complaint this the most cs
tain; makss speedy and permanent cure without tne
lesst rereton In diet drink or change IN rp
cation 70 business The proprietor challenges Hnge IN
stance Of recent gonohga TO be brought wheh the mixture
will net under forfeiture Of $50 Many are cured IN
tive dsys Sold At the Drug ES Broadwsy corner q
Chambers street. also At No 10 Aston Houses At lV Broad
and 100 FULTON street. corner Of william.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23

VHAsHING IN CALIFORNIA, Nv DONE ON TWELVE
TREES plan accomplished as easily AND ehespy as in
New York That IL the largest wash be got
throush in for six cents Every
a. having friend there should maze inq uiries
into this subject Pull directions price 81, sent BY II
required Arpy II. Twelveees, % Nassau street. troom
fs1 NY.
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CPEcIAL NoTIcE.-TpE UNDERSIGNED mas RE
SPORTING.

S~NN~NN~N~N~NNNNNONN~~~ ~NNNNN~NNNNNNNNN~NN
CENTREvILIE C0URsE.-TROTrING.-TH
~ Nov 20 az -pas o'clock r. ~ Match and purse
mile three Eve In harness George spcer
names b. m. Lady Ellen; IT, chanfrau names en- e. Cont
in Eve in harness. $50 to the second best j. Whep-
lev enters Major; A. Conklin enters Anrelinei ID
smith bl. Frenchy g. $ Bartiue enters gr M
Vernon Maid The will leave the South Ferry, Brook
.ver. Tare each way, 10 cents.
sSBL coNHLTN, Proprietor.
vv,o spoRrsuEN SALE, A TuOSOUgU BRED
youps setter Dog well broken all kinds Of game; also,
choice double gun, ia good Greer price So Apply 70
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mhSN
,TwfGs-iso BUNDLES BoRDEAux TwTes FOR
r1 i' sS yi6S u Tss
WTLows sLows .s Is vssr ZINE ZINE
Parker, from Have for sale BY u CbEu, 20 Johns
DER STEAMER AMERIcA-PLAID LONG sHAwLs-
II A large and choice ssorment for sale.
GODFREY. PATTlsoN co. a. and IS Broad st.
i've JEwELLERs-PRECIoU AND IMITATION
II Stones, Canoes, sc.-RlCnARD KILLING, Maiden
every description. and continually receiving fresh Imports
DLAKEs PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT. FROM
- Ohio, which In few months turns TO slate or stone,
and from ire Purchasers sheula be particular and hst
every barrel marked Bskes Patent Fire Proof Paint as
~ The paten,es, NNO. s Broad street, New York,
Nl a hish price. GEo. n. sIsTARE, 50 wanst
CHEAP LAMP STORE, NOS. I4 AND 1856 FULTON
~ ttresth complete assortment Of Solar Oil Lamps Spirit
doe s The cheapest and Lamp Store in New York.
Pits,e call sns see.
u,REsH yENIsON.- ROASTED, srgwED AND IN
with Ro.st Turkey. Goose, puoh, &c, &c, from "
NB-Furni'hed Lodging Rooms TO let WITH Q. WITHOUT
AIR GEORGIA. JENKINS, OF THE UNIVERSITIES
I Of Paris and Edinburgh, Professor Of Languages viii
rive instruction in French, Spanish Gtrmun and the elias
sssc, - Cbamssrs streesj lie viii aio accurately trans
late Of all from Of the above Lam
eusres. References Of the arst resrectsbility.
(vAsT orr CLOTHING AND URNiTURE-LADIE
~ and geneer obtain fair price for cast on cloth
ing sending for the subscriber through the post or other
E sHSn s s'':pd IsvFNsTTS @ Bros~a p
ERsNCIs B. FITOH, NJ. s. sTORE-KEEPER RES
pectfuy announces to his friends and the public gene
,sy that he can be found constantly a. home at ftchs
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ITALIAN OPERA Aston PLACE.-THlRD APPEAR
i in America Of Signorina Apollohia Bertucca.-
Friday evening, Nov 30 s4y will be performed. Rossnis
celebrated opera sera Sig Apsllonia
Berueca Emilia sinora Avagadro; 0tello signor Forth
Elmiro Sig Noye Rodrigo Sig G.. Guild; Iago, Sig Bene
venanoj Doge Signor Patti Conductor and Director Max
Maretzek Prices of admission All in boxes and
que secured either for the night 81 % admission
on the evening of rerorman eeParquet 81; Amphtheate
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BROADWAY TaEATRE.--E A. MARSHALL SOLE
- Lesser William T. Blake, MANAGER Friday evening
Nov 49, will he performed the grand lyrical tragedy Of
NORMA-Casdian Mr. Reeves; Oroveso Mr.. segun; Norma
Miss Rosa Jaques Elberta Mrs Seguin Flavius Mr. Brun
toni Cloda Mrs Eosntha To conclude with the farce Of
DUR NARY ANNEoJona,han Junk Mr. Chapman; Solo
Mlot Errestne Miss X. Horn Nary Anne, Miss Olivia;
Wnred Miss Carman Dress circle and Parquet rs cents
Family circles 5c Gallery IKE Doors open half past g.
to begin att O'Clock.
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CALIFORNIAN.

S>ALIFoRNIA-CALIFoR PASSENGERS, WHO
~ prepared to piles Of gold, call at the Catcrn,
Derot II Park Row New York, and buy for ~ the god
saving triple rapid Separstor sold fer the 1st two
s,ners Aso the perfected sppartus COT taxing up gold
AN' - ARNOLD Bt-rFUM.
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CROP STOP STOP !--rRAUDU LENTLY OBTAINED
- from Washington. the following Lans Warrants. viz
No. $780, 18th November 1sin and t65 dated the
18Th lsfy. both issued IN the OF Mary Hart
widow of John Hart, Company ID, Al Regiment Also, q
Land In the Of James Clark, Company l. Sd
ARTILLERY, No. So 32i dated July 9Th, lst9.
WA. H. BROWNE, Attorney for the above.
CrsahV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIME JoURNEYMEN PRINTERS OF THIS CITY ARE
requested to meet at ssoneals Hotel l3 Fulton street.
on Saturday evening Nov. 2h lS at O'Clock TO
appeal their fellow craftsmen OF Boston, IN relation
strike in the latter city. Thos Rocker.
Fred Hepburn WASH A. DODGE, Monroe r. Gale. Thos J.
Reed, Chas keDevitt, Wa. Kelly John Wason, wm VI.
Brown wm Barton. VIM. Bennett, Henry V. Baker, VIM.
i. Gtubbs, John l.. Brown.
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NEw EXPRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4 cos
IN once. No Wall The public nfortned that
made receipt Express Goods through
70 Pittshursh. wlesnE Cincinnati Logsyille and 81
Louis We also give through receipts for baltimore, wash
ipron sburx Norfolk Richmond Petersburg. and
Portsmouth,. time will be good aud charges
i'>''' " w my KINsLFY Il co.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02
what reliance is to be placed in a
xVhig's WORD.

To-day, after the IN jority of the com.
mittee on Privileges aud had made their
report ia fayur Of Pugh and Pierce to
theft seats, Mr.. Hard es,y complained
that the conmi,ie had not been together
and due notice was not given that snci
report would be fhade.
But think yoh reader=-this afternoon
his same Mr.. llardesty, and MIR. PEN
ning,o n, presented a minority report, COW
ering % pages! Oh! dear what surprise
these gentlemen mBst have met with,
when they hah been so well advised OF
what was going on, that they had book
already written, in reply TO i'll! 80 II
" higs, for the truth aud veracity.'-
Statesman.
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:sMoRE GoLD.-Ch hii-Recent accounts
from Chilli give information Of the discov
cry Of gold niue near Copiap', on the
coast and north OF Valpora also. which for
richness, if the accounts be true hlngs IN
to the shade even the Sacramento dig
gings. which we thought wefe rather .
head Of all the auriferons regions. jet dis
covered or dtscsverabie. The gold ore
at Copiapo is said to yield seven pounds
Of gold out of seven arrobas, which is equal
to about one twenty-six'h parts
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02


The Londonderry Ju,irnai of the 37th
ul!, has d statement of ah astonishing dis
covery which was communicated to the
society for the Improvement and growth
Of fax. held in Belfast. Tile following
extract coniaips the truth OF the matter:
"Mt Owen referred to a discover,
which his friend Dr.. Hodges wbuld say
was worthy Of the deppesl Consideration
Of every one present. Having heard some
Il ne since that from peat therg could be
produced amonia, naptha, sdia.ash, oil,
spermatsti, ahd some other sdbslantes,
lie left London for Paris, aud called on
an eminent chemiat there. liz had pre-.
viously been speaking on the subject
with q Mr.. lteece, also an eminent chem.
is', who told him that fof the expense Of
.c8D he could produce IRON TO- lbs. Of peat
chemical results to the value Of Gl4S.--
II was Mr.. Reece who referred to the
Paris chemiat, and he Mr.. pwen) produ
Eed il 10 him, aud repeated the state:
hsnt Of Mr. ReeEB as to what lid coald
do with peat, the former assured Mr.. Ow.
e") him that he really could do all that he
had stated III the document. lie then
rang a hell, and ordered the results of his
experiments 10 be brought up from bis
own Iabratory, and he Mr.. U#ep) saw
with his own eyes the sperm candles
made; the ammonia, the oil, aud the soda
ash produced from peat; and that chemist
thought this was the greatest discovery of
the age, and one which would EVENTUAL,
convert the greatest curse nf Ireland
the bogs, here'Ufofe Improbable. and the
gfeatest obstatie of mprovement=-into
the greatest blessings, and double the
fe rtility of the soil, to an extent That none
CO ud estimrts. Well, he Mr. Owen) be-
Ing a mah of business. declined TO tax e
any OF all these statements for granted
and, consequently he got a number of ex
perimen's made by DR., Hodges md his
friend, Mr.. Reece, WHICH were entirely
con6rma'ory rf all the statements made
by his friend. Mr.. Reece. Bit still, not
to deceive himself or others, lle was ter.
mined to have an experiment made on a
large scale, and had employed the larges,
apparatus in use for that purpose, and he
rejoiced TO ieII this meeting, that, on
Tuesday last, his experiments had been
comm enced, aud the results wete beyond
all expectation, for everything had sue
ceed'd 10 his utmost wishes. Mr.. Owen
icre handed to the Chairman sample OF
the spermaceti so prepared by him, which
was infinitely examined by his lord ship,
aud gre"t many other gentlemen in the
room. He came here also as the friend
Of I,el mud, &c.