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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18
From the last New York Tribune
Very Important from California.

Astounding quantities Of gold-The mines tnerhausti-
Hs-H'gh 'cages and prices for goods.
We give below some extracts from letters received
from San Francisco by of the Oldest largest, and
Gated for the Tribune by the parties whom they were
addressed. 1t will be seen that they fully confirm the
and the quantities in which the gold has been procured
by individuals. The writer has been for eight ten
years the California correspondent OF the house in ques
tion and, assured by its head of the
most sound cautious, and reliable character. We add
that any persons wishing to know the of the par
ties have them by applying at the publication office
of the Tribune and commend readers to the
sderation OF the letters
SAN FRANoIsoo, December l, 1913.
FRIEND -: - The prices obtained for goods
here Were to quote would be cred
tied
You will undoubtedly have heard of great discovery
OF gold in this coutrya discovery which is destined
produce greater excitement throughout the United States
If throughout Europe also, than any which has
happened for century.
The amounts of gold obtained truly astonishing and
Every of food and necessity very high
the Flour has been sold at 2A the Id four quarts
of wheat Tor horse have brought Vs. boo S75 per pair;
The wages of carpenters $40 per day common labor
SO day or 81 an hour; cook, $50 to 500 per
Brandy feches gold for bottle; bread So per lb
osrhs So ooo per- ai n1ani and i ionsd worm 20 ooNs
Emigration pouring in from all quarters OF the Pacific
A room at a hotel for $500 per month The COM
per month
The gold is inexhaustbe and for years immense
quantities continue be got out and great trade
be carried on between this and all parts of the world
The cargo brought from - cost $4,000. The
gross of sales from it has been 3l 900 My
ner came with two cargoes and we have cleared over
100000.
San Francisco Dec %, 1915.
Real estate has gone up here well as
everything else and lot paid $l7 800 yester
day.
Lumber is worth $50 per M, and the carpenter can
$40 per day.
The entire population of Oregon have abandoned their
crops and homes, and coming here. The Sandwich
Islands deprived of all their foreign population Every
vessel from port this coast is filling with passen
gers for this place.
Mr. ---- formerly Consul at informs m that
two of his servants left him when the first
They have just returned with $4,000.
Captain -, OF the navy. who returned last evening
from the Mines informs OF one locality which has been
found where gold abundant that there necessity for
,cashing the earh 500 day the amount obtained by
each
Sheath knives used dig the gold and have sold
the mines for 800 each.
have conversed with many old friends OF mine who have
been the mines, and gathered large quantities they all
say that they only months the
and they shall have enough.
although this country and town filled with gold, no
vegetables bs had We but little else than beef and
bread all agricultural operations have ceased entirely
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Gt.FranIxlin Fire Company.-There will be a special
meeting of the Franklin Fire Company tomorrow
nng at u o'clock Every Der requested be pres
emit business OF importance will be laid before the
pany w. A. BOSS,
Mar Is. Sec'y Franklin Fire Company
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-18

111HREE or Four Thousand Bushsls 81 large and
clean oyster shells for SALE Apply tho Union Office.
Mar lS
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Ry A. GREEN, .aucfSorefr.

by a. GREE.V, .4Nc5ONefr.
WILL be added the sale at the boarding house of
w Mrs. Iodsworh, which will take place on Thurs
day. the 22d instant, Pennsylvania avenue between
Third and Four and ahaf streets, large chest
cutters TOOLS of the finest quality The house also for
rent Inquire on the premises.
A. GREEN,
Mar 1S-eod Auctionecr.
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AdcIphi Theatre.
Messrs G. f. BROWNE and II. F. NICHOLS, Propretors.
Mr. B. GILBERT Stage Manager.
REINFORCEMENT OF MISS JULIA DEAN.
On Monday, March 10, will be performed the play of
THE LADY OF LYONS
To conclude with the farce OF
STATE SECRETS
Gregory Mr.. Jones.
Private boxes 10 cents; dress circle and parquee 50
ents gallery, 25 cents.
/1LAGETT, Newton, May d Co. have this day
~ ceved, per express
20 dozen gentlemen's silk and Lislethread gloves
10 do ladies' black kid do
do do white lace go do
10 do do black do mits at3
5000 yards cambria edgngs and insertings
1000 do genuine thread edging Mt 81 conts
10 pieces cambria dimity st ~. i.g ..Hlr
The above goods will be sold on the reasonable
e-'lH
Mar Is-3if G. N. M. Il co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

IMMORTALITY OF MAN.-Why is it
that the rainbow and the cloud come
over us with beauty that is not o.
earth, and then pass away, aud leave
us to muse on their faded loneliness
Why is it that the st1rs which hold their
f1s,ivils around the midnight throne,
are Sc, above The grasp OF our limited
faculties forever hooking us with I'M
IapproacInble glory? Aud why is it
that bright forms Of humln beauty are
presented to our view and then taken
from us, leaving the thousand streams
of our affections 10 flow back in an
Alpine torrent upon our heart We
are born for n higher destiny than that
of earth. There is realm where the
rainbow never fades, where the stars
will be spread out before us like islands
that slumbcr on the ccenn-and where
the beautiful beings that now pass before
us like visions, will stay in our presence
forever. Prentice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

IloMy.-There is a world where no
storms intrudc, haven Of safety agains,
the lempcsis Of lie. A liulc world ofjny
aud love, oi innocence and tranquility.
Suspicious are not there, nor lealnusies,
nor ialsehooi with her double tongue
nor the venom Of SANDER. Peace en-
bracelh it with out spread wings. Plen-
" brnodeth there. When ii man enter
eth it, he (orgetcth his sorrows, and cafes
and disappointments he openeth hi
heart to confidence. This world is tn,
well ordered home of virtuous aud am
able woman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
The SEQ fer Con founded.

A traveller in stage coach attempted
to divert the company, and display his
hostility to the Scriptures by throwing
then: into ridicule. ,.
CAS- to the prophecies" said he, il
particular, " they were all written after
the events took place"
A minister in the coach, who had
previously been silent, replied, a" Sir,
must beg leave TO mention one remirka-
bic prophecy as an exception. know
this first, that there shall come in The lat
ter days sco6ers.' Now, sir, whether the
event be not long after the prediction,
leave the company 10 Judge The
mouth of the scorner was slopped.
Prov. XIV II A word filthy spoken like apple. of gold
in pictures Of silver.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
How to Make Cream Cheese.

For two cream cheeses, take six quarts
Of ne,o milk and one Of s,ceel cream, to
whichudd two or three spoonsiuls Of ren
net, and let it stand until sufficiently
firm--spread linen cloth i'll large
basin Of cold water, lay the curd gently
OF it, lie the cloth and hang it up 10
drain for Tour or five hours in cool place;
then change the cloth, and put the curd
into vessel the circumference of COM
mon plate, and press it moderately for
six or eight hours, when it must be taxi
en- out, turned, and split horizontally
with "A thread lay the cloth between the
two cakes, and again put them in press
for 2 or ID hours; if then pressed G.
nough, which can be ascerlained by their
firmness, keep them in fresh grass IA few
days, turning them morning and even
ing. The price OF these chooses, about
the ill Of u common dining plate, is IS
cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

Mrs. PARrINGTON ON CALIFORNIA
Cobb" Dear me ~ exclaimed Mrs.
Parlington, sorrowfully, show much n
man will bear, and how far h. will go,
10 get this soddcred dross, as Parson
MratIn called it when he refused the beg
gar sixpence, for fear ii might lead him
into extravaganza every body is going
To California and Chagrin ar,er gold.
Cousin Jones and the three Smiths
have gone and Mr.. Chip, the carpen-
ter, has left his wife and seven children
and blessed old moihcr-n law to seek
his lortn, too. This is the sirangest let,
and don't see how he could have done
1t; II looks SO ungrateful 10 treat lieav-
ems blessings So lightly. Bntihen, we
arc told that the love of money is the
root Of all evil, and how true il is, for
they are now roofing arter it like pigs
arter ground nuts. Why, it is a perfect
moneymania among every body;" and
she shook her head doubiingIy as she
pensively watched small mug of cider
with an apple in it simmering by the
winter fire she was somewhat fond of
drink made in this way.
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Darietp.
Tale of Gold Mania.

The jnimitablc comic actor, Dan
Marble, gives the editor OF the Albany
Atlas the benefit of the following capital
story relative to the California gold mania
over which the reader can shake his
sides at his leisure. The Atlas says
Marble was in Boston the other day,
and sirolling along the wharves when he
met "a tall, guant looking figure, whose
sun-burnt countenance and tatterred par
ti-colored garments, originally OF tue
mos, outlandsh fashion, had that PIC
turesqueness about them, derived only
from long continued exposure TO the at
mosbhere, which fancy sketches delight
TO present on canvass.
Dan, who never permits the lack Of
nm introduction TO interfere with his de-
sres to form an acquaintance, hailed the
stranger
"Haloo, my friend, where are you
from"
"Jcs' from Caleriorny, stranger"
"Ah, indeed then you can tell us
whether it's all true about that gold :"
somewhat ahxiously il,errogated Dan.
"Trew as you live and u darn'd sight
more'!-for M man out Of Calerlorny
rally does live"
"Then why did You come back -
"Back why TO get my family. Fact is,
stranger, man there gets so powerful
rich that he becomes covetous of himself
and eff he amt very keerlul, will cut
l.: al h 70
OF all evil, you know-tlicre's lee,le
too much Of it, and lief, for Il while
partly on that account"
"'Oh you did, y"
Ycs--and, between you and me,
that's the only way man can die in
tha, blessed land.
Healthy climate, I suppose ?"
Healthy !--ir amt anything else.
Why, stranger, you can choose there any
climate you like -ho, or cold and that
without lravcllin more'n fifteen minutes.
Jes' think o'that the next cold mornin
when you get out of bed. There's Il
mountain thcrc-lhe Sawyer Navayday,
they cali il--with il valley each side OF
1.-THE one hot and the tother cold.
Well, git on the top Of that mountain
with double-barreled gun, and you
can, without movin, kill either summer
or winter game, les, as you will"
"Whmt !--!mve you ever tried it,"
"Tried it! oilen--and should have
done pretty well, but for one thing"
Well, what was that Z"
81 wanted dog that would stand
both climates. The las, dog had lr"st
off his tail while pinlin' on the summer
side. lie didn't git entirely o the WIN
ter side, you see. Trcw as you live =
Nlurble slopcd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

SEMt-poLITIoAL ANEcDoTE.--John
Van Buren, met Mr.. Fillmore at the
time of his last visit to Albany.
What arc you going TO do for us
Mr.. Fillmore, now that you arc in officer
said the hopeful heir of honor.
DO fer you ?" sail the Vice President
elect, good humoredly, eve shall dc
nolhing-we don't know YOU"
General Taylor will certainly redeem
his pledge TO us" said John.
Pledge! what pledge 7"
"The one he gavc at Bncna Vista
not to leave his wounded behind him"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

VERY NArURAL.--"I have n great
aversion TO .Aubmn lockS," ms The crimi-
nnl said when he took lodgings in The
Auburn prison.
Men are frequently like tea-the real
strength and goodness is not properly
drawn out of them until they have been
for short time in hot water.
"These are the fall fashions" said
the drunk topper, when he tumbled into
the gutter.
1t is reported that a boy in the south
part of Vermont grows So fast that his
clothes are too short before they are put
on, and he has lately grown three inches
through the crown of his hat.
The parent who would train up child
in the way he should go, must 60 in the
way in which lie would train up tie
child.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

Iso publisher Of the following works;
Adams's New Directory OF the City of Boston; The Mas
sachusos State Record, bUOr of general information, for
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ExrR NELLY PoLlrE.-Thcre is man
in this CITY extremely punc'Ilous. One
day he met lady acquaintance i'll The
street aud nodded. Remembering after
wards that he hadn't touched his hat, he
rclraced his steps, overlook the lady
after chase of several squares, and
performed that essential ceremony.
Cincinnati Commercial.
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A ToUoH CUSTOMER A Canadian

A ToUGH CUSTOMER "A Canadian
Of this city who bought patriarch of
a turkey that had frightened every other
purchaser from the idea Of naking a
lawful feast off him, said afterwards /;
al took him home, my wife bile him
tree hours, and den he crow. My wife
put him in dc pot wild de taters, and
he kick 'em all out"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

a COMPLICATION OF DlsoRpEns.--
" What dId-tlle Of" asked simple
neiyhhor. "Of complication of dis
ORDERS replied his friend. How do
you describe this complication :" Tie
died" answered the other, {. of two ply
slclans, an apothccary, and sur
gcon."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
ARGENT PLATE.

ASPooNs Forks &c, made Of this newly discover
N<Soed material supocode C.. ARTICLES, such no German
n SilvpT Btitish Alfalfa Plato, ~ substitute for
- silver Plate. Being chemically nee hon Impurities,
il Withstand. the strong of Aqua Foris, and being ls
and white throughout naintuins color closely resembling
silver, aud in,proyYs by use. TOWN x HALL
honipeleT, Oct IS, 1913. az
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PILES |! PILES! PILES!
a Cure ia" E.ife secured.
Dr. IIpham'S EInniuarv.

AN INTEFNAi kEAItpN FOR the Ct RE tIt' PILES
tEHE VEGETABLE PILE ELE,'I UNRi, invented by
Dr. A. UfHAN distinguished Phls'ci'n OF Ncw-
York city the only really ucce-s'ul mey for that dam
gerOus and distressing complaint, the tcs offered 10
the American IunlIc.
The Eicctutry conuias no Mineral Medicine, hiocs,
Colno ynh, Guupose other owctlu and tf pursa
tive. No tear uf taking coli while under iuhueucauo
chance in diet necessary II taken according 10 directions
Another certificate added the hundreds that have a.
ready been received oil the efficacy Of d. Uphan's HI ctun
ry;-
RrssrLl.Co. Ala. fth o., fsl7
Mcssrs. Winter and Etpng; Gcnts-For tho ''si hneen
years huvr hrcn uh irt with th,t Distressing dis
rtse the 'Blooinl lr, and ht had ptrat
tht"e h"Ans # ilmu's Fr tccnup uuu Sou, WhttA
nave rir rrrv thai tIkc .eDt plo"-ue ~ CONS
nrUdug =, phd's Eicctu.tl To all who are uuictvd VIVA
Piles, es sale and sure remedy.
Formory Book Keeper Bunk Columbus.
AniisssfEiiR AtOry Diseases.
! Although thc ELICTJAk, VA, orrsup IA prepared for
the OF PIirs has proved ,i to Ice medicine
far superior 10 % others ia ~ "ssg- Of an af'nm'ioy
character with denomination Of blood 10 particular
par Of "r-nn 10 it m'"n nui congestion O." the LIVER
sud Saern Inflammation, Sotrrt,s aud ic,r.i,un # the
Stomach, HONcl., Kidneys Hud buddori in ind Ibtoy
and MercuuLl k"eumlsm, II Is the boot Mrdicue ever dis
! covered,
New-Sosk, juno IA, lsis.
Mcssrs. Ketchum and Hcn,hav ~ bI. crdih"s iiUti
but more putuculil, within thc - inunh= Having
used all the pres rho by my iciau, also
'us tried other means 10 ltle or no Htfa mage nerSms
VERY muth discouraged, and ten ~ though ~ - -uirT as
long It's lived. Bar pr"viiontuly niu-m'd 70, Mr.
Mott; ln,tucto OF the pubic S,hoo.s at SUtrn Island,
that coul be cured by lucille Pie tcctuly llay
ing confidence in his st,to rcnt immediately ir"euroa
al tho medicine. uni IN happy inform that
am perfectly cured hv he u,r Of ou.y ono hos.
Nrl! truly, YOUR uhrilru' servant,
hEDEGt RGB'T GRO :.
| 0J-sold wholesale aud Rctu1y KETCHUH HEN
SlAN ~ E"u'n -uc.', n ana druggists generally
Throughout the Unued statcs aHd Ca"aia
Price 81 per 39yl
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I. WILEY, IRIS BOOKSTORE
IN SfnfA & ..ans

he particular about the number.
...2O...
or BIBLES, pRAYER-BbDKS, SERMONS COOK
hooks, PiiRENtiLDGtCAI. hooks PUYSUJIOGICAI
BOOKS, TALES KuhANCES BIOGRAPHIES, TRAY
Els, NOVELS, SONGS, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS
ETC. lJctu
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DUrY A life Of duty is the only
cheerful lle--Ior all JOY springs from the
affections; and it is the great law of ma
lure, lhat without good deeds all good
affection dies, ana the heart becomes
utterly desoa,e. The external world
too, then looscs all its beauty; POETRY
fades away from earth; for what is poe
try but the reflection of all pure and
sweet, all high and lofty thoughts? Bu'
where duty is
"Flowets laugh beneath her in their beds
And fragrance in her 10 hng tro ads
She dith preserve the stars from wrong,
And the eternal heavens, hto' her fresh and sttons
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sal 3A4S aiIi3 > ALB ) : PA ISL -hlh 40
This pTeplat has hcen before public, and has
by undevai, aud .rsnd efficacy, 10 1t tasmo-
mails Distinguished character
to is worth and a.n from those who have been restored 10
achuseit Charitable Mechanic Associations In This city,
received an especial which we beg leave To
subioin Testimonial, from ufs Wanon. NJ ntren,
Hayward, Edward Reynolds. it, John Ichries j. v Z.
Smith, and Others Of oston and vicinity, have been freely
given in fyur Of the same, aud bring the mo-I convincing
proof that It Is the hest preparation of asipaull yet
knwn A" possessing tho 'Aelu've right for is sale We
solicit your orders
Ertrde Prom The Report of The Judges of Cheml-
cdis, at The Inn Exhibition Of he .lhssl hWssfis
Charitable .ncehanic .4SSociniiOn, heid IN ram
euii and Quincy HaAS, Boston, September,
IS47.
"DAvID PARKER, Shaker Village, n. Il. six Bottles of
Compound Concentrated ; .plTlii sytup.
. inc tnmp"uhd - o. o'fs'p Illa' IS prepared ~
Dr. CORBifl OF the shaker Society, Canterbury, n. IL.
the COMMITTEE have carefully examined, II comes sustained
by the nanus al the most distinguished physicians IN the
cnuuyi aud from knowledge at IT. component paus, The
Committee cuuuu bu' expires their full belief fs uioa
eious qualities The m=Iedlrnls enuins u'o its compost
of such higrlH useful aud hlteauNe chs ueiGr
mt tue OMnI,"leH WnsP P'nnnunen II 10 '' me nes'
preparation o SnsapaHi sym yet known aud as such
signed 10y JoHN -. WEBSTER, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry in Harvard College
MARTIN q. GAY, VI. d.,
PfIetIell chemist and Analyzcr BOSTON
Phys'can Of tho Guy OF Bo.on-Editor
of the Boston Medical and sursealJou
nal,-ASp OTHERS
QJ-Wo would also saie that tho formula Sns been aid
henfr tho Nrwlampfhuc Medical society, and ny them
fully approved aud that the ooehrited Dr. TWiICdE Ll
kcuue, \. u. who ha tested rs virtues cordially up
proves the prepnrioa, aud p"sehbas ms medicine IN his
practice geurrly I'll hHs tho hest article known Tor
Chronic lnhnmmuon ct The Digestive Orguns by sprpsu
indigestion, JaGndice, Neakness OF tue Si"mleh salt
heun Functional Dsufdefso nj the Lvo ChrOuic Etup.
tons skin, Ensfuas, all Sorouluus Diseases, Nc.
10 guard against couuterlehs in FUTURE tho outside en-
yenpes all tho bottles viii be- sign in tho handwnn
Of d. THOMAS coRBErT without which none viii be
s'a,Y-Fot Sale by REDFIELD& GRANNIs 73ly
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w A CH ES.

Ladies and GrnI' rin- of ~ Kinds md Prices Rings
.urhas lurquoi>, Garnet Paste Pian. In rnved Chased
- L"rkc's rom ~ T." $40 Gold Guard aud Fob Chains.
k"ls Gud and 'Silvc' Pencils. nminnui t'ul PENS
bracelets, Siut> Spociacrs, 1hmhcs, kazor-, Scissors,
Knives cloth, II If uud Tooth Brushes very supcr pat
terms of he'll aud Hon Combs Wczets SIX Purses, silk
fr Tugs, iuul Satin and steel Bc, nag Ring, Cares,
Niou' and uws. Bss Ninl aud V"lin Strings bridges,
Toy and Faury Clouds. I.ubn'S rcrumcry ~ III kinis.-
Every variety ct Sup; Yankee notions and other things
nuuu 10 mention it, ptiut
All of the ahuye mentioned articles will sell as low
ne any shop in the state.
@TCloek aud Aachos cueuIy repaired and warranted.
MonprIeI, NV. |, ls4S d
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TOWN g. HALL
Revolving Pistols,

And n grcui variety of Chcap Pocket Pistols. &c.
Purchasers may he assured that ythug in line i'll
be unl.hcl favorable eau be procured Om
any other snuico.
Mouupipr. OFT.
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DEBILITY OF TIIE SYSTNN.
A CERTAIN REMEDY

weak back weakness of the Kidneys, &C. or in1anma-
OF s.c is Immediately reeoed By Jcio dags nse OF
his medicine and is always result Of its usc 1t
stands