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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

John sTROUD Il co., iI5 GoSmos ST., between Ss
r. r. SarSndes, and Baronns sts., Dsgisrs ta MAR0SRN
HIsE MANTELPIECES and ENAMELIEDl &NI
GIkiAhIEss ~ ihl MsoINSpUMENTss on s ToMBs TOMB \E11H
al ls different yaretes Thomaston ZINE, Cal 0NY
% 91ed PLAAsTER OF PARIS, Roma; ~ Hy-
dIdulic CEMENT, Plastering HAIR White sand, ~
Elghsh, Pensacola and Pittsburg FIRE.BRICK my3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

SOLDIERs' DISCHARGES WANTED a a
~ The Highest Price paid for SOLDIERS DIS a
CHARGES--3t al Jfmes-Rt No. ~ Natah a ri m
srestu Up Stain, W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

GhEAI BLESSING To MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
Is the safest and eeotual medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the uengs upon child
birth discovered II both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases and enche u
ood those who have used il think it indispensable. Il
highly useful both before and after confinement as il Or
vents diseases attenda1 upon childbirth: in eosvenes, piles
cramps swelling of the fee despondency, heartburn vom
ing pain in the back and JOINTS false palms, hemohage,
and IN regulating the secrehOns and equazng the ecua
uon has equal The great virtue of this medicine is
always safe and the most delicate and successful
very lew cases require other medicine; in little
castor oil magnesa useful Exercise in the open air
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
FEMALE MEDICSffSNfEn BUTLER 'r'

Dr. ToWnsend's SaBapanla sovereign and speedy cure
for lncpient Consumption Banennes Proapsus Ute or
Failing OF the Womb, Cosivenes, Piles Leuuhorrhaa On
Whites, obs1ucted difficult Menstruation, Incontinence
Of Urine or discharge thereof and the general
pr0saon OF the system-n0 whether the result Of
inherent cause or causes produced by egulaty, Illness
accdent Nothing be surprising than its
effects on the human frame Persons, all weakness and assl
tude from taking at become robust and full of energy
ness OF the female frame, which the great Of barren
ness 1t VIII not be expected Of of 50 delicate
natuTe TO exhibit certificates of performed but we can
assure the aiced that hundreds Of have been reported
children, after using few bottles of this Invaluable medolne
have been blessed with q fine, healthy offspring.
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p Townsend having tested his Salsapana in cassl
q tls, Of course recommended it, and surprise
Farmer of WeatoheEteF coanty:
FoRDHAM, Angus Is, 1877.
pr. To1oneeRd-Dear Sir: have little gf seven year
o. age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits; we
uen almost everything for her, but without success at last
although we could find Recommendation in our crcuaIs
for cases like hers thought, she In very delicate
health we would give her of Sasapana and ara
very glad we did, for not only restored her strength but she
has had no return of the Fits to pleasure and sur
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful. Yours respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
OtheT remedies may make the disease disappear foF l
some other place The Pain Extractor 6oweyst drans ol
and completely removes the Of the dseas and eects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

This extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has
70 suppose she Is approaching that critical peTod The TIN
Tor any OF the numerous horrible diseases to which female
are subject at this tune of life This period may be delayed
ior several years by using this medicine Nor is it less valua
PIE Tor those who are approaching womaphOOd, cal
cated to assist nature by quckenng the blood and nygoF
ang the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for a.
the delicate diseases TO which subject 1t brace
he whoe systems renews permanently the natural
by removing the impurities of the body, far stmnla
ng as TO produce subsequent relaxation CHS the
most medclnes taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles Of this medicine many severe and painful
surgical operations NAV be nraVented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

i0ATER AND ALE-LOndon Porter and East India
'N In b. WOOD b co, Pest q, Cd MuneipGiY,
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. &c.
QgHN mGCARTY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP
- STREET, New Orleans, has inst received . new s
and large assortment OF Bras Cocks various sizes .
Force and Bift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc. ETC 'l1fA
ALSO, laying and repairing Lead Pipes; Sheet Lead work
oi every description. Ship and Steamboat work promov
put gg and 1 REPAIRED Al orders nrnnaaty sende 70.
M MARBLE.-2O blocks White Italian Marble, direct from
francesca, from Genoa for sale by -
BARELLI & co. 81 Common st
Also on hand BY recent arrivals, Bardglio and Dove
Marble IN blocks slabs and Tiles of all sizes and imen
ons also, four polished Marble Table Tops for se
loW 70 close consknuents les6
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs,
HATS, C.APS, ETC,
- A GENERAL ASSORTMENT oil the 90
above Goods received by the latest aniva s. con-
santy tor sale at low prices and liberal terms. ~
~ Particular attention paid to Plantation orders
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS.
spS is6md&W 10 MAGAZINE At
SUGAR KKTFLEs-Assor1ed, 50 TO 81 inches, Ten
- nsee paern and cqEranted equal % the hes Tennes
seei also. CRATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS ETC..
nh6 6mdRW s. fS1svier street
SUGAR5sO packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered, in
Tvs b ]. HART co. 70 TehOupiOuas 81.
CHRRRY BRANDl-S0cases real Copenhagen Cherry
~ Brandy IN stnr6 and Tor sale by
Hs q SAMUEL WOLFF, Gmvs q.
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IA OhsE sHOE NAtLe-Landing from ship Otomoco
n and in store, 50b best Hue shoe Nails for sale by
anI PRIESTLY & bEIN. 50 and 81 Inmn a.
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HhLLED I'LL. 81 ALMONDs-5O boxes superior sheled Al
.nS s. y y < 2. NICHOLS 8 20. rs f,.mn q.
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kOMANOsA (Successor to Costa & Cos Importer
~ If HaUaRa Produce, keeps constantly on hand large
ortment Of CIGARS consisting of Imperales, Regaia
paZadores, Caones, Paneteas, Dama Small Regaias Mil
lar Trabncos, from the most celebrated brands of
Havana. No. 8 Front Levee corner ST. Charles and
GraVieT streets, New Orleans. mvR Iv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

HOS. ID, HAIlEs, Broker, st, Charles Hotel Build.
ng fourth door from Common street. office of II. Davis
I..aTy public, New Orleans - will buy and sell Landed
trOpery obtain Loans Morgage Discount Notes; serve
rs Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts; make Copart-
nershp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
for is fair valuation draw lease; COL
eral. mb15
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

This Is only of than four thousand cases Of
hhenmatsm that Dr. Townsends Sarsapanlla has cured
Inc most severe and chronic weekly eradcaed by
' Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ.,, of assistants in the Luna
ue Asylum, backwePs Island, the gentleman spoken Of
In the following letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

EOHN ARMSTRONG, 247 Tchoupitouias street, op
y posiie 81. Marys Market is prepared Manufacture
Steam Boers every description, cheap prices as they
can be delivered here from part of the country a3 1y
{ ECO. q. TAYLOR & co. Dealers IN Coffee 3aa
~ ~ Bags Rlcs and Western Produce, No. IS Maga
Elne street, New Orleans fy&
~ MR; w. @. FITE is our authorized AeENT to
transact all business of the House. per notaa act passed
ihis day before A. G, Ainsworth, Notary Public
B5 GEO. g. TAYLOR & co.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phy
oans in different parts of the Union.
This TO certify, that we the undersigned Physca, o
the city of Albany, have cases prescnbst
TOwnsends Sarsapaa and believe it to be one of ths ms
valuable preparations in the market. :
HIP, PULINs, M.
]. WILSON, M D.
r. B. BRIGGs, M. d.
s9Albany, Apni 1, l64I. +. Il. ELMRNDORTF, N. d.,
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' sSI AZ. GFtHlS S6GRRzSs1 s1S'i 90. roAouDlou.. :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

SHQDPs-5 cases Raspberry and 25 do. Strawberry Sy.
- rup superior article, in and for sale low in
jy6 s. WOLFF, s5 Gravier stree.
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I G. WEBER. Boot ana so, Dam,
] u. WIsbEAIt' Boot and Shoe Deller,
5,,,; ;'.:i EsF;i$ :.


''5 ''aiS osr' %sEHs$' t.
hselsco g y hand every thing in his linincluding
great y9i # Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes
and VIII at the lowest Cash Prices share of pnbic
patronage is respectfully solicited ap7 ly
RATHs BATHS!-The public il TeSDectf1IIV informed
~ that the sDendid BATHS, - - -s
eGenuy ereced on EIchaRge
7tey, corner OF Benvie street Rss sgES----GE-
now in operation. The Bath fTSN=.zz==
Rooms for HOT, COLD or HRTA8 glt5ENAe@
SHOWER B BATH s are we'll klygS s5HlSTt3gfHN
lighted and admirably ventilated sstal
no expense having been spared by =azzzzzsszzEz
the proprietor make them complete in ali ool b
proprietor of the EXCH HANCE AI.I.FV u ATfIc L.
several elegant Bath Rooms on Cont stree, near The c @
Of D2uphn, the site formerly known as the Nenonlv
batk, which excel In magniteenee any establishment Of
ige @ Rd nST % n this city and where HOT COLD SHOW
AZ. NAPoR and MEDlCATED BATHS can be had at
Cold or Shower Bath, % cents. myii an
STORAGE FOR FURNlTURE--Fhe undeysgned
- having removed his establishment from No % 10 tha
large four story brick building No. 14 Magazine sreet r
pecuy socs the patronage OF his friends and the pnbic
auo 5m " j. B. BURGEN.
nLD BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEI-IAKE
- END OF THE OLD SHELL RoAp.-Fhe public S5A
are respectfully informed that this delightful and beau 4
unb situated Hotel for the reception of Vistoys
The Bar supplied with the best Of Liquors. and the Res
aqraa not to be surpassed by any in the city. Call and
a--s- T'-- {" "-d ; in good order ie7f
40 Pl.ANIEhs AND BUILDERs.-A. BROWN
i Il CO. Dealers in al kiHdS Of LaRlber-Cyprsss
y hte and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
''and F2ElsT; Mahogany Nswells and BausteTs Lath
T. ans, STEAM SAW-h1ILL. NAToHKz, Miss.
Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
WaeIe on the Mississippi River below Hatchez at shon
h2Aee. ar yd 3mW
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California .team-Packci Company.

" made mention many = as since % tle i-l-
qualified feeling Of APPRECIATION with which the
project ri al independent steamship lns IRON tns
port 70 Panama has been received oy the citHens
II California Il gives great pleasure q al
n0ulce that this Company has been organized.
over winch our energetic fellow citizen 7. o. Lar
KID, ESQ presides, snd hat already sum little
sh0rt oi 100000 has been subscribed The books
have been opened only Two weeks. and the sub
scrpti0n by citizens Of San Francisco amounts 70
about $4,000. the remainder OF the sum before
stated having been subscribed BY parties IN New
York City.
Il 5 the design Of Nr. Lsrkir, seconded By Mr.
Priest prominent stockholder, 10 return 10 the
United States Immediately. and either effect the
purchase or proceed 20 the construction OF iour
steamships Of 010 tuns burden = soon As prac-
tcabie these VII be placed on the Inc on this SIDE
% connect with the Crescent Coy Company on The
other. and Of which !. Howard & Son are principal
proprietors This vii form an independent through
line D. the nited states The capital OF the Com
panv IS placed at one million OF dollars We again
b.d the enterprise God speed for If aught were ne
cessary g. attest the energy and capaouty OF Cali
lornians We veuiy believe L 70 be the success Of
the California Steam Packet Company.
Alta California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
ONcrIrnn IIninigrniiOn.

Prom The sea Trancsco Da, Journal o. Commerce Msr
The las, Of the California cmiCrants who LETT
tie United States IN $40 are Just arriving On this
city Their journey generally speaking, has been
attended with great suffering and prlvatlon and D.
not few instances by death from nus adv niure
and unforeseen circumstances Emi-rants who
came hy Cooke route by Santa Fe, were exposed
to great pcrils from hostile Indians, endured much
hardship and sustained considerable loss o.
property in consequence OF the long stretched
desert country over which they came without feed
or water for stock But disastrous as were the eX
petitions over this route they were Tar css than
were those los what Is called the Southemroute from
Salt Lake City Two thirds OF the latter is repre-.
sentcd as perfect desert, and % those who came
through tbs y ay. principally with OK teams. none
arrived without having sustained very great ami
few without runous loss OF animals wagons and
other property many were obliged 70 eat starved
cattle mule and horse meat; some eight or ten
persons died % fatigue and starvation and party
OF seventeen men-hayius undertaken % find a
new pass, became bewiderei In the mountains,
and persistns IN their determination stil to press
forward when their fellow travellers retraced their
steps-On ioot and with only few pounds OF pro
visions each upon their backs nearly quite al, II
is thought, must have persisted as no game or food
Of any kind IS 70 be found in the desOate regions
through which they attempted 70 pass Among
them was Mr.. Baker. formerly Publisher OF news
paper Al Otics, y. y the oniJ of the party
whose name We have learned From all accounts
no traveller should ever in future attempt 10 come
to California by either If the routes above men,
toned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Diyision of Texas.

Tie Austin state Ga-ette speaking o. the pro
iscs In Congress FOR dividing Texas usrs The following
language
Foo 90 he ~ dvid OK the Stale by The
Brazos wa c0nsumslsd 50 cure wcu.d Fles-sO move
30 be- lie wes aud result IN the establishment
there Ol Free Stale large majority q the uhabtsnts
u Western Texas not savehOlfers srd viii never
become aud feel lar too Indifferent upon Ibis question to
be relied upon hy he South"
In reply 10 ms he San Antonio WcferH Trla expresses
selfu fagOr Of dyiso q Tho sae and fepes ide.
hat the Inhabitants u Western Texas viii become
slave h0idefs Ia The following manner
We have always looked upon Western Texas from the
br1zOs the Rio Grznde the last sbd1g home VI Tho
save "a his continent 10 as hgh latitude a. ne planting
region extends Its fIo We generally poor IN West
ern Teas, but few slaves Hnd little other property
but .ay that cannot be fund In sGy
county ia Western Te1ss. that Will The
adoption Of any constitution for STATE, that does
secure 10 Us ms Institution ~ unQueslonabe provisions
We regret 70 different opinions advanced fear
hey are 1uiOunded IN truth We satisfied divide By
he BfazOs or the Colorado but prefer the latter
Eastern sectOn can thsn divide sgan b. the Trinity or
some more convenient Inc. We will have pODulalOn
enough f0 three States by the next Congress below New
Mexico Thai pOr1ou Of the Stale oh sOd 70
pay our debt and care hs whose proposition 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Foreign Immigration.



The immigration Of foreigners to the shores OF
California has continued throughout the Wnier
and the opening Sprlne finds q influx az This port
none tie less. They come rom South America
and from the Eugilsh colonies o. the South Pscitc
from China and from the Hawsiiu Islands, .thougi
IN lever numbers and are the same he,erogenou.
mass O. gold d;gers, composed OF persons @! every
rank and station IN L.e-Oi a. characters and com
pexiors With sydney. y. : ". We have now
regular communicative, sid our merchants count
with confidence upon atyices every month. Of the
stale Of the markets there.
Each ARRIVAL releases from the confines OF shir
board a crowd o, Sydney immigrants among whom
there are always excepnonAb-e characters, bat ioi
whose general department and honest worth Vt
may SPEAK fsvCraby We fear tina, oar people
axe over PIE 1diced sssins. this class Of foreign
immi grafton. Tor We cannot Conceive sasht more
unjust than the too prevalent supposnon that Il j.
made up entirely by quosdGm English convicts
Il has been the misfortune Of many - arrive IL
destitute circumstances Cno1r shores and instances
daily cccCr o.! vasrancy l. oar streets. IL s g BE-
hoped the mines Wi, that The rains are nearly
over De sought BY those who are tbs unfortunate
Is situated.
From South Amsnca the immigration has sens
bly diminished OWN. probably, . ths reports
which have gone abroad Of disturbance between
our people and CEihsns, PeruyiAns. and other "a
tlves o, the lower countries Grea: numbers have
taken their departure rom CAAioFr.a returning q
Their homes with a. utter 6isrclsh ID a. savorire
Of Amerlcanlsm 10 the God REGIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

a .
A. Sal Francisco. Sa-fsv evening .l,h Inst y coz
sunpaor sisry wife " Hsrrtrgt1r Osgood. IN TIE sh
v-af % a-r az A-o 80 a. is on board es Emily
ssrahan 30 nc passage frCn Bos'on 70 >sa F.sneseo'
Eign F-r--aul .1.tl. ca-d % Harrington ard Mar A
O'Eo'd. sE-d s.sl. wees, Massachgsstis and Name
<, HlEEiss s. 90 me - q January as, George W
6aacel-1 sged = years. 1ry s1n % Iacs b.slcAs j.
10. u B0.os 5os.ou papers please copy.
A. ~ Fernando. M.rch 10. M frances A How of
New or. Ciiv. ID he 90 year % BIS sc
A. 50 Fraao-sco M,rch s Ben FoIger Of Sac.
-1cset Mas s-e1 81 year. Member q Nantucket Lodge
4, sscram-a.o Civ. F-b s. Nj c How Of Auburn.
AZ san Frsncisco ca he -a:h III Joou : Cornell CT
Al t5cks5a. y fever on he .5.h at Milton Schocn-
msseT Of New- iorE. aged q years.
OF the -Ist Jal- Wu T Simpson. formerly Of New
% tie Taoanle RIVER ore mle s5ove Chapefs Ferry,
N ne en- Jaaaary, W Sar.oph her sWeeny aged o
90 The q. q lar A. ms p-dors ranch m M CsAys
River Ismes Casg1a0. sir % NeENors city, aged
II D.. cry on ne Is January. q rsmi,ient fever. I'd
ward q. Al,hnry, a'e Of broos W. ssse 10 yssrs
u MS cisy Al =. $50 samuel Person, ate Of TOY
Ia 6. c,, 90 he .s,s January George 81 Oakley. Ese
ale Of Montgomery Orsnge County, y y Aged ;, yesfs
Of HnEerug illness Feo. 1850, Re-. Joseph Il smith
10 ne js. var Of his Al bis brothers resldeuc' n
| Newly Oh oi The Ps-.rc, AIS California
II saorsne1o C.ii On Isl inst JOSIAH "A@d D.oo'' q
on m 81 Dr. = yphu. fever Wschu.ei alley South
ForE =; tte gnca0a = Nsters Greek E.budge hAnes
l formerly Of sudhury Mass
Al t-e Revere -e >in sncisco or ne llh irst O.
vphoit pneumonia. joe gu.,us Nes ratige ~ lex
I rstor Mass sged - years
IN Ssn Francisco on Wednesday morning. 18Th INST q
Inflammation q The lg1gs. Fredeuck n. Mitchell, OF Nan
/ lcke Mass aged - wears
10 san Francisco Feb a. Of Inflammation Of The ungs
William Psuy, formerly Collector Genera Of he HAWAIIAN
kiagcon.
Ca bos-d stip Norman Jan - 90 her passage from AZ
ans 20 Ssn Francisco William TOPPING q Brcokyn
I y Y. cooper hy trade.
Ga board shp Charleston on her passsge from Fsnams
20 San Frs0csco jan H. NJ Parsons Of Niscousin aged
ISM Ardrehs William Demuih, " congestion OF ne
/ lungs 4Ls Roger Dus'. VI ~ Csnsds- OF infsnims
/ ton OF boSrs-si passengers
On board The British brig HelesponL Dee II % her
passage from Panama San francisco Jeremiah Mouon
/ Jr sged S. q Bangor Me
| In Sacramento Civ, Ian o. Mr.. lohn Davenport iof
merry u New York
In san Frsrcsc1 Ciy March =, Of fever and eonslmp
uon M. William Brooks aged ~ years late o. Psranlat
a sydney. s0u-il-lsw Of NJ Richard Champion cf this
/ city, much sue1.ed by his parents and friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Trinidad Bay.

Several expeditions are IN contemplation IRON
tbs city to Trinidad Bay-a region OF California
interesting alike from It's valuable mineral resources
and he pcntudc OF its agricultural and finely tim
bercd lands, bat feeble know iedro of ~hioh Is dc
rived from the imperfect explorations made Lis;
year Three vessels have sailed from tins port du
ring the present year, two Of which have returned
The first that started was unable 10 find the eli
trance OF the Bay, account OF the dense ioss pre-
vailing along the Coast The second expedition
met with but Indifferent success on their voyage zap
the Coast and returned about days since. Two
vessels are advertised TO leave soon for Trinidad
BAY and toe told Mines, which ART believed 10 be
extensive, although perhaps difficult OF access from
the Coast The Indians OF that region are reported
troublesome and numerous, but II Is country
which Will undoubtedly well repay visit. Trim
dad Bay IS situated about 800 miles above this port
on this Coast aud but little is known OF its aysIs
bihty to commerce. It's thought, however, a safe
anchorage for vessels Alto Cal March /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

.., NOW II is certain that new places have been
- on the upper part 81 the ctsnlslaus and
about the MERGED and MarlpOss.
stores of extraordinary rencontres with grizzly
bears have been quite cJrlmoa tins " infef ~ me
-;gg.he~,, mines Asa general thing. when I'd a..
and bear meet, face % face In the woods' tney
ar both Glad 70 sneak of 10 opposite direction.
OA huntsmen meeting with one Of these iorm.d
abb creatures generally consider prudence ne
bess psrt Of valor aud allow him ~ pass 1nnDtilr1
A short slime since two young men 10 Passus 2
through thicket on the MERGED came taHee-.
upon az enormous bear, who. without an lnssaA-
warning sprung upon one Of them ana WHO a
toyy al his raw struck his ME from nis hand AID
dashed him 20 the ground de then bit nm Sc
vercly 10 several places, 70 ing nm over ana over
LIFTING HIM AZ times On bis nose and tossing DiIn into
tie bushes Then clasping hIn 10 his .1re paws
tearing his clothes and -nawlnc lID me nesh. ln1
bear would play with ban as with mouse. stun
ned BIZ the first blow O. the bear. the man vas
completely a. lis mere, and made 10 attempt %
defend hi mself or b. escape Having amused him
self n his satisfaction the bear e't bis victim WHO
gradually recovered and WAS enabled b crawl q
short distance toward BIS camp. h was found 10
a dep.Orable situation by some Trends who had
been ntorraed Of the occurrence by his companion
who supposed that bruin had made meal n him
War was Immediately declared against the mon
ster. and after severe fght which lasted some
hours he was killed The hunt Is said % have
been quite amusing. Three or four Of those n ppr
suit If him were armed with r8es. One OF tAs
crewlel on ali tours into a thickri, ard before ne
knew 10 came upon old bruin vino vas sA7ut!
wounded and quite savage. 4 little more ana ne
would have fallen into the clutches ofthe bear or
getting al about his rife he threw u away ana
tool = bis heels The bear gave nm cnssc a.
then Il WAS that the others bad fair chance WIN
Incl, riaes severa. !. is said were badly hurt 70
attempting T. mount scrub oaks aid saplings -
live bullets brought the bear down. de "eisfe1
about 400 pounds. The "g4nded man IS H4ineu
Currv. he is member Of a New York company On
the MERGED His arms and thighs were badly Ia.
cerated At the last accounts he was considered
out OF danger.
For several days past we have had fireRy
nree pound lump Of gold exhibited IN stockton. II
was found at or near Woods Dry DIggings, be-
tween the Stansiaus and Tuoumne. a number
OF pieces weighing fifteen and twenty ounces.
were found this Winter IN the same neighborhood
IL is nos said that HUefynrec pound lump has
been found near the Stanislaus. r. ".