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Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oh Candy.
1HE ORIGINAL AND ONLI GE.N-
F'INE

+ This ninlrlhlc remedy Tor caplis cnhl. Inrucny q
n-tihi hr"nciiii, aad an affect of rlc ilroa n'
Hh--t A's no" hrrh before ' public for the rn.i ,oaf.
dlu- which limo 1t hu. hrrn tested mos. tlu.ou-i, D.,
"ic huuNs thr Virtues %! Cot Liver OIL hu 30 t. ihr a
sealed book 90 thou nad nr sGirrue in,uiils ON uc
'"uit uI H. frpulsNe in.tc aud SMELL The proprietor
mas entirely uh'hied this wiluut dciraciin1 fom tue
"e 'i n' Nrinr' oil lh' OIL by combining 10 ni,h ccr.
taid nbcs cri' hrated eurathc. IA the form Of m 4 AZ
riceHhie Article cuulrctipiuiy Lv which il can be ad
hihficird 10 ihr most Cricafr Inl Aid uuul iurou.
Nchth'r ltr medical i4llcncr ct the candy nur. 100.
Tho exact track Of the iliannainry aciian cau,ins
"u- Ts s"nihtag the OF the voice, the .cda-
iNH HisNhens fntses along The mucous liuuE Of the
"i-dipf aio ihrblonch aud alias lug pulmonary irri
iaon giving erc aud clmfiu 20 the chr.t RESTORING
the voice I" ~ accustomed celruc.s aal IuWcr- con
h'ded plr-m ucfiuomy In tho ui'l. mud ol-tructinns
III Tue fAh,7 are seniif aud safely discharged py easy
rNpfetntaii"n. II never dI-alIces Nit tin stpa e--
c1-l.'u COLL Yields 10 it, henifu inGucnro ia, e.,
h.u- and rn rcsotrI to before the coanlaut H. far
nnNaherd all danger Of consumption Is entirely ptesru
tru fhicA1scfs must beware OF counterfeit. n a.. ran
id5 hr' casing popularity has excited the cupiditv Of
e'll" "in-s'sis "nd concctoncrs, who prcpatiu.
an aiee under the same name put up in similar
with copy of The furn r wrappers aud are Tim. ga.
"chutlns 10 palm their miserable Imitation ufon ti,,
public a. the genuine article. BE sntc and can +,
NUS "Alp"unh Cod Liver Oh Candy, which viii ia
iul"' "' 'hte lopcd m ncH aud elegant -apprr boar
on nnr cont ana persons engaged IN tlc manufacture Of
thf IN And fac smile Of the signature Of the pro
Plirturi Nithout which naue eau he genuine pi,n.r
cd aus 10y u A. Bliss, Drugaist. Springfield Ma. In
''n'', s. Suln ifopheier, 4. g. a u. Sands Con
cral h2cnt for New York Redling A ca p,.i,,
General Asenls for New England
Propalrd by II. Russ Dsusgi,t surIure,ll Ma.
Price IS cents per paoL1rr @i'''7"''' ''"''
:, Sold by S,pNlr Moobs. Midd'chntv; +. Uuntington
''s'N''s - """''''' H"Vnnd u ;iw
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- MUSIC, O.
F. j. FAnn's FttL BAND.
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BIants Indian Purifying ENirrct, whi,h Ia 'r,, ,i
stronger, cheaper, sud more cAicacous "a. q r, w. p,
the blood than any Susnpaiilla that wns ever maS "
Mr. CAarney Dunuins. Elder IN thc pfr.h,'t,,,
Church at Webster, Monroe Co. n. y wrote H. I'M,
Rev Richard Dnunng, pastor OF abe PtetL,tcfi.,
? Church, Adam Basin, Monroe Co. n
Dear Sill received the hnite ct Braut's medicine
you scat me by Me Hicks aud after usin- that raj
Two MORE "a which have u.cl an vet .uon fonnd
my kuce gradually getting better aud few dave ago ihc
pain entirely lett IT, but Il was Ncry weak IL now
gaining sWcasth as fat a. could bee expected When
commenced taking the medicine ny cuse va. considered
very dangerous hut plichd ali MY holo from vlni
you had snd, in that medicine, aud consequently usel
u" other Aud can now ray, that believe that thai
nrdicue with the blessing of God. has effected cure
ny lunss gradually improved with my kuce : and
umnk It that medicine will euro a Fever Sure that
""f,' ct all complaints that shall again be- 90
hounl'd and afflicted with them for intend To use a
hummer OF battles yearly "a preventive
he,- DF' Nhahnine-Suw him soine wccks after n w ell
man. '"hofihg on his Hrm, aud coliis his good char
u.er hhd remarked, that this Cure /, the more remu
ses became ie@ years since his other leg was ,in
MY n'enso aud IN order cave his life the doctor
ies oil above the knee and had raj that nothing
his life ~ '"''"'"s ''7 WYNN save
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rary Newspaper.

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hi. proposals for the GLoBE and It's reports
far the next session of Congress Congress
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md debates Of the two Houses OF Congress
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AnnrnJix
!rL,.I.l,,,cs ,v;u ,+ol,,blv increase in in
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soiirrt Which, croro.s,d the las'. will doubt.
los. .;yc way IA others of rrcn, variety.
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MORE NEW YORK TESTIMONY.
"A New Certificate Rceei,ed.I

Consumpiion .f,res,gl and a ClM Cv,,d
- 60 ".''' = ''''' "'e"
NJ, ~ eroW,,,
''sS's =, 'p''' %; MY s'oiy - sholt'
LIst sprung li'h what the Doctor and NY friends
called the quick or galupinn Corsnnution. Tie
doctor saidit was M use ia attend me an = ,pner
for he cuuld do nofhinr p,orn e. 30 ! ~,
-. -; -. - '' ~, - "'"s"
noitlcs ui IT. NrTef : iLycfWoft y Tar, and lav-
ING used about Elk aud half bottles af il, san nav
Il well man \ few weeks nrn ,iii, 1 ttlc Ir, bud
the CrouS one nisht. We sen, far ibe n,.ctor
:, Ia, r,.,, mi a 80 5'. ~ ~ NY No'tor'
~. in.i.@ T., '",. q ,l't"''' h"' Nh'f
~ hrolteF wa, CONC Tor the Medic rc. Nc ID, ugh
somc Of YOUR ne "1 S cG to i'I" , e,e VA
,,,',.I !;,;., ~. "'' 81 '"o &C. ."' .NN'
I. :" s"I- " "'-'". =" ne '"',"tns
''WhlhHi III "ls'' IL NouiH 60 rn lViin. II hid
the Gesued effect and relieved The child almost
immediately; So dat When m, Ir,lLer uol lack
,vitl the ,,rto :. sum th. liiil CU a. "a. l,, b.
B 49,. -, ''''N ~ y" 49, '"@-' -
/ "S "a" Growing US me.liil ~ u.ral
i." may he sue nave tie highest Confidence
m tins medicine, and shall Go MI in nv r.wertv
recommend 1t among my iriem,s.
"xS l."wN' a HAMNOND.
-" on - -''"' "s4s'
tD"u1 "J''e"reN ~ Neo 4oiH Guy
80. wan, o. l"o'h 70 '''Nh at isesh lie r"
piea,nre in rtferribc ibc.. ;,,c,e.,,1 g. ~. ' sI
loving well known Mercantile Fi,us. IN ,lis civ
iar information ,c,rcciirg tie curative prorerlie
81 p1. Kes1 ~. iNe,ws,, Ia, Car'halssuH.
hills ~ NlN"i w bioadwa!, cor
'ohn ~ ., ,....,.,,,,.,,
can i've the paa -. Of ea. Of s on.ampou sSis
to whom :; , g. ,i,s or ia ,Ca'le.
h', l. ~ 81 l.Ni cor, OF h9Seiy sud g aud 81
r.r mad and s". universal %S's5s .'a
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For farmers Guide(complele in - Nos 80, 90
fragments 10 be made in all casS a. Adrasce)
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above prices will be allowed to Cluhs ordering
ionr or more copies Of any one or mole Of the
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80 dopicS OF the four Reviews and Black.
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the Publishers.
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s. EalTance - Gold 81.
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Dic0,


I In Shoreham, in October last, Mr.. NOAH
foNEs, aged 81, who was tie Oldest person,
tud the only Revolutionary pcnsioner in
Ast town. (
IAlso, on the STA inst, Mr. BNNJAMiN
RlssELL, aged S.
Nh Cornwall, on the 18th inst, CAaArI-
La daughter Of Rev L. Matthews, aged
I3 years.
In this town, or the lGh ut, CYNrutA
NJ, daughter Of David W. and CYNTHIA
Chiitenden, aged year and months.
She took the cup Of life to sip,
For bitter twas to drain.
he put il mcclly from her lip,
And went to sleep again.
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given 10 al whom it may
concern, haiti acres in whole or Ia SINAI.
parcels, VII tc sold to persons wishing to ny
it being II salisbury, situated about | 10 miles
from Ouer Creek, easterly, and about | 9 a
mile from Leicester River norihwlrlly, (>aid
River empyins inic Oucr Creek ANY per
son Wishing 10 purchase in EelgeGnes, pariun,
Addison, New Haven, Middlehuiy and Wcy-
bridge, and indeed all for whom tie distance is
not too great to Ouer Creek, can have the az
vantage Of said Creek. 10 loat their logs down
to the place Of destination as las cen Uf1c-
ticed with success Icy Samuel Barker, the l-um-
herman a. Nergcnncs, and the sul>crLol him
self The subscriber having madc TcIScuil in.
speclion of said Creek and it, banks well know
ing It's les i1I taking iEcm cut anywhere
along, to accommodate tic above rancd ria.
ccs, by throwing temporary Boom across
said Creek, and floating them when the water
is a It's full Banks. Anertre Cedar is taken
OF, part OF the lard has heavy growth OF
Tamerack, Oak and Elm ON il. For further
particulars enquire Cf
marshall 8. DOTT
y. B.-Those who ;si,h to look a the above
land, will do well 10 call before snow comes
Salisbury, Nov H. 1850 29lv
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Received.

a large quantity of READ Y.M AIDE
CLOTHING, consisting Of COATS, PANTS.
VESTS SHIRTS. DRAWERS. and OVER.
ALLS.-Also, Fine SILK Hats. l'all STYLES J
Caps, owes, Mittcns, Sc &c for sale by
Nov. %. 4. BECKWIrH
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FoRgFArnrns' DAY.-Thc usual Exercises
in commcmoration Of The Landing of the PHI
grms, will he held in this village, on Monday
Evening. December 23d, at hall past sis o
clock. The annual Address is expected from
Professor II EATON.
81 Ticket, for the Anniversary Supper fol
lowing the ENcrc,cs may be had at tie Yer.
mont Hotel.
Mildlclury. Dec lG 1850.
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Just Received

A ND for sale by l.. w. CLARK. DAVID
Il orPEHfIrLn, by Dickens, \ Pastors
Sketch, by Spencer y Hunters Lifc,in South
Aircl. by Y. :. Cumming.
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MC1'3CE.

TIE subscriber having resolved to adopt
the plan az suicl yearly settlements, gives no.
lice accofdi9y. lie insist, on Il settlement.
by note or Otherwise, with al those indebted ia
him, cioic laLuaty /, 1851.
Those who do n1, .Sethis notice will inevi.
laAly receive sprciW inimaliou.
CHARLES C.P. CLARKE.
MlAlehuy, Nov. ith, $50. 2s:Sw
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Notice.

Tie fisn1s Of AlildlcLury College will lie
aratifcd to learn tlat the Pamphlet contain.
ing the Addresses &c. al the Semi. Centcnninl
CclChratiln-Till be ready for delivery til,
present week, at L. w. CLARK'S.
Nov. %, 1850, 3l-tf
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HATS. q HATS.
Assortment Of Hats,

DAlNTS-pu Ground Lead. Pnrc and
l. Extra Willie Dry dn. Ven, Rcd, r. Tcl-
low. umhcr, Terra dc Sienna. Paris Green Z.
Chrome yellow, &C. just received hy
Oct 5. Ii. y. SHELDON.
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BOOTH & FOSTER,
81 C0URTLANDT STREET

iM1 ~ TD&LHs
ilNiE rrnrrciors os this widely knoNu and popuai
establish iu consequence of their lat" unparil
lecl sac, have cAtcnlcI their hu.inc. and assortment
until alN stands pre- eminent aai1n@ ITS rivals. oi
the rNieHi variety and s'lr Of It, fa' a. 1t ba here
in,ofe for the
EXCESSIVE CNEAPNESS,
70, whic they have been offered. Tacy among tie
hr-t w conceive. anl have uoA fully CARRIED ininIexccu
uol. i-r project IF cuapiciins an assortment Of
READY MADE GARMENTS.
anHird io every 20 h'c sizc shape ana tsic. Aided
O. tsc.rr.f.uslss sina, Of tcitN Made luiug l. 900
a'saftmeH of -rA,en'ns farn hn- snni-. of tli'
lar ct anl nt select boloe exhibited in til
country By thi. Arrangement,
y OMPLETE OUTFIT
can Be procured, once from the shelves, of the mo
del abir style eff good. IL tl' market.
III Piopurinr- ttu-t that tlc liberal patronage
Siii uo rAiendc TO them hcrcioofc, feeling the as
sn nurc t'n ar Interest and tn.te OF tho patrons WI.
u'ilte Zee con.ultcd iu II. bc.,owu.
Ne" Noih, Nov loih, l-Jj. 33:iy.
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The American Vocalist,

This excellent collection, while it contains
every variety aud style W music, is particular
" rich in OLD tunes. 1t has mall, $50 church
tunes old and new. llalso contains all that
is valua le oGlhc vcstry music now in exis.
lcncc, consisting Of The most popular Revival
Melodies, and the most admired Surps. en-
bracing in single volume, more than five
hundred tunes, adapted to every occasion Of
public and social worship, including all the
gems OF music ever composed. Upwards Ut
90 000 copies Of his book have lctnsold ia the
few mouths since it was first pul lishe,i.
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EXCESSIVE CnEAPNEsS,
TIE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND THE
Farmers Guide.
LEONARD SCOTT & Co..

Al."I 0NTU ~, INV NONki
Coaiinue to publish The four leading British
Quarterly Reviews and Blnckwoud's Maya.
ltuc; in addition to which they have recently
commenced ihc publication OF valuable AZ.
ncutuIal work called the
" FAKMEK's GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC AND
PEAcTIcAL AGnicULruRu,'
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- Those wishing to attend will be cordially
received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

indis at;op m eetlpes at which among other things
a committee OF 25 was appointed to wait upon
these honorable bcdies requesting them 70 resign
and " DO accordingly did So but the honorable al
dermen deemiDg that the city could no' dhpense
with their services refused to obey instructions.
Several members of both boards, however, hayere-
signed, and their vacancies fled without much con-
test. An election 10 to take place on the l7tn inst
to fill two vacancies 10 the board oil assistants over
which you will perceive much excitement hasoeen
caused, and consequent discussion In the city pa
pert.
For arket quotations, must refer you 10 she
city papers az given by the steamer.
Many new and important towns are sprlngnS
up throughout the State, particularly upon feA.aer
and Yuba Rivers, where an extensive steam nevf
cation il sustained. Among the frat after leaving
Sacramento 10 Fremont and Vernon, situated a.
opposites Of Sacramento River, at the mDatn Oh
Feather some IS miles distant from 5acramento'
Next up Feather, cones Nicolaus, which is on the
rieht bank Of the river then Eliza, village on
the same side laid out by Capt. Suffer and named
after bis f.vorite daughter. Next comes n aba
CITY, situated on the left bark OF the river AZ tne
mouth Of Yubs River; and then about one nue
from the mouth OF that river, comes MaryNme'
situated on the left bank Of the river The stter Is
fine houIishipg city OF some ak months g'oFth,
and contains population estimated at rom 5,OOO
10 5000, and does an amount OF business truly as
tonishipg Il ia doubtful whether steam navigation
can be Il ainsained to Marysville all the season
unless some thing is done 10 remove the .sn1oar o.
the mouth Of Yuba, which it ia conte nplstsd VII
shortly be done In the event OF navigation being
uninterrupted during the season, look upon THIS
az beir on. Of the best points for trade on Sacrs
mento River, or it's tributaries. By reference to
the Map, you will perceive it's location is such a, to
command the trade from the head waters of Yuoa
and the great portion Of mining district on Feather
River.
Sacramento City ID steadily pro crossing ald i'm
proving, not only in business but 10 size The city
has doubled in population since last March. Some
excitement was caused by the squatters locating
Oh unoccupied lands around the city, but the Whole
matter is low coming up for legal adjudication pc.
fore he nroner Courts and will be settled in that
way peaceably and without further disturbance.
The New.World arrived here on Th1rsdsy la as
and is repairing TO run the Sacramento win tne
Senator The steamer Islhmus arrived 90 FRIDAY
r Very truly you're. &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22
The BiGgest Lump Yet.

from ne Sacramento transcript
Last evening we examined the largest lump OF
god we believe ever dug in California il 10 q
mixture OF quartz and gold, the whole weighing
80 pounds 1850 ounces) troy. From the tests
made it is ascertsined the lump contains about %
pounds Of pure gold. This mammoth piece was
dug from a ravine in the dry dggings, between the
North and Middle Forks Of the Yubl River lshe
location being known as the Jim Crow diggings)
by Mr. WIN. q. julius Of NewYork City, and Mr..
John Grives OF New. Orleans. The frs. Of these
had been syesr in the dgeiDgI and had not aver.
aged over slo per day.
Himself and partner had taken possession Of an
old hole which had been worked out and deserted
by two negroes. Finding thsttbey could NOT work
TO advantage without draining the water Of, they
dug trench or canal, and a. soon a. the water
dissppesred, commenced work. They had worked
several hours when one Of them thought be espied
a piece OF gold jatting out from the earth In the
canal which they had dug to carry of the water
from the main hole. He stopped TO examine 1t,
and finding il to be the pure metal, be drew forth
bis case knife, scraped the dirt loose around il
while IL continued to grow larger and larger, until
the thirty pound lump above mentioned rolled oat
at bis feet.
They isPt ,hs msttsr a profound secret and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

her p.,ssge from Gan Francisco to Psnama, July
%, Andrew Mead Of Lowell tMsssl At Cruces
Mr. Joseph ADJOURN Of Marisn Couoty t0bicl
The Philadelphia brings block Of gold bearing
Quartz, weighing 1913 pounds, alled with gold-she
frat specimen ever taken from the mines at
Mariposs.
Mr.. Collier, son Of w Collier, was eft sick at
Panama.
The passengers report it very sickly at Chasres'
Aug II, lat. 90 IA N. lat. 72' 50 W. spoke
steamer Cherokee. from New-York Tor Chsgres-
all well The following is the
Manifest Of steamer philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

,tsried of TO harysville, whore they we're offered
SIC, 900 for IL which they refused. They are en-
hioiting II at Mex nights sutter Hotel at so cents
per head. The ravine from which this mammoth
lump was taken Is nothing more than small brook
running through q Hat; the ground rises gently on
the sides and is covered with rich coat OF grass
IL was found about two fees below the surface
The young men are on their way home, and expect
70 reaize fortune rom exhibiting il In the States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22
The Rivers, &c.

The water in the Sacramento, Feather, and Yuba
rivers continues to fall steadily about one foot per
week. 1t will soon reach its lowest ebb. Toe
boats begin to iind difficulty in getting up az high
"a hsDGville. In short time they will not be
able to pass the bars and the short and mario y
bends at ard below the mouth OF the Yubs. The
drought of the Dana, and Of several Of the smaller
steamers is so light however, that there is no
doubt but that they will run to Eliza, and probably
To Yuba City throughout the season. Msrysyiie
can well afford to } ied some Of her advantages to
her Ieishbors and these too promise soon 70 rival
hat great pioneer Of the towns above Sacramento.
We learn that the most extensive preparations are
being made al these points for the great winter
trace OF which the psst season only gave pres
,ige. Beside numerous buildings beng erected,
an abundance Of provender for the consumption Of
animals TO be used in freiehting is scared Their
propinquity to a vast region Of the richest mining
country the facility Of Intercourse herewith which
these enjoy, cannot but place them at an early pc
rod among the most important business towns in
California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22
From Nevada and Gold Kun.

From The Transcript
friend from Nevada informs US thi the streams
which such surprising accounts hatcp 3een giiVeH,
have been ell dug over, up to the hills ia which
they commence. On coming 10 the bills, however,
the leads continued extremely rich and the miners
are still working into the banks. la some instances
forty feet Of earth have been thrown off before
reaching the deposits Of gold and as the lAborers
continue penetrating, the amount to be removed
~i. increase. Whenever the gold is reached il 10
ound in large Quantities One party OF four or
five men, took out nine pounds 10 one day. Others
were constantly striking places where large yields
were obtained-ssy from three or foar ounces to q
pound day. OF course the larger share were not
so fortunate Quite serious accident happened
n the side Of one Of these bills last Sunday While
party OF four men were digging, undermining
place, and following lead into the bank the earth
above caved in upon them, and all were crushed to
death instantly Our informant did no. kn- their
names, but they were from the State Of Maine.
The bills and rsvines around Nevada have all the
appearance Of being very rich with gold. Ii has
lately been found scattered promiscuousy over the
hils, mixed in with the very top soil where the
earth is light and dusty, like ashes. Quite large
lumber are engaged in gathering up this SOL from
the Lils and packing it on mules or clrting it to
Deer Creek, where it il washed.
Nevada il becoming q lively little town. Some
four or five thousand people are said to be 10 its
vicinity. The diggiDs are not COW 40 proftaby
worked as they have been during the past winter
and spring. Water is scarce, and only those who
strike rich places or hold claims near the creek, so
tia, they can afford 10 haul the dirt to 1t for wash
ing, are making their labor profitable. Our inform
ant states that another winter these diggings will
doubtless be as successfully worked as ever, and
IN the country around there will be room for almost
any number to work with profit. For ten miles
around Nevada, the geological appearance OF the
country 10 very similar, and gold has been found Ia
greater or less quantities in almost every place thai