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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

WIscoSslY.--The Wings of the LIST District
have nominated john H. TwEEDY of Milwaukee
now Postmaster through the Senates rejection Of
Mr. Starr but not desiring nor expecting to hold
the office for next Congress. Mr.. Tweedy was
the last Territorial Delegate, and is deseryedly
nopnar. We don't believe there is another
Dis,r;ct in the Union which has had has, or will
have three as good men running Tor the AAAIld
Congress as John H. Tweedy, Andrew E. Elmore
and Charles Durkee. That District will be for
innate. whichever shall be elected
In the Id District, we trust Hon. oRsAMUs
COLE tWhigJ is pretty sure of areelection; and
in the lid we hear that Hon. JAMES DUANE Do.
~ independent will nave large majority. All
right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
9FW=YoRK= MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.
WING NOMINATIONS,

~ c;ore,nor. WASHINGTON HUNT. Of Niagara Co.
J,,pf Coreyuor. GEORGE J. CORNELL OF n Y. City.
Canal Coa,na'r.. =. EBENEZER BLAKELY Of Otsego.
Prison Inspector. Gen. ABNER BAKER of Jefferson.
CLERK Of 4Jpoqls. VESSEL 5. SMITH Of Queens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
Extract from The Tribune.
PuLMoNARY CoNsuMpr1oN.-Mr

PULMONARY CoNsuMpTIoN.-Mr, Edl-
tor Sir: BY the solicitation of friend induced TO NJ
tend Dr. WHlToNS first lecture on Consumption, at the
Society Rooms, corner OF Broadway and LeonardSl on
Thursday last truly say that was ngreeahy sur
prised both and manner which appeared 10 me
entirely original There uclher quackery or false dis
play but every remark the point in hand aud tN-
ceedngy interesting The object OF This notice is to call
the attention OF those who afflicted with Pulmonary dis
the prevention and cure OF this distressing disease
Ii is the Doctors opinion that SCHESCSS pULMoNGC SYRUP
is the only medicine that has cured Consumption, and III ms
opinion the only medicine that cure Puonc affections
The genuine puhunic Syrup Is for sale NJ 81 BarcaySl
SCHENCk'S rULM0NlC SYRUP.
PRICE, ST FER BOTTLE. or SIN BOTTLES FOR -.
v CLicKENER X Go. 81 Barc0y-st are the General
Agents for Newly ORR md vicinity
NEw-YoRK CITY AGENTS.
f. II FAYToN-6j6 GreenwclISt n Nlnill-av
il J. CoppiNGroS--7l5 Broadway, and \ liudsol-st,
W. a. WALTERS-if0 Grand.st
E CNOk-Cnrner Alien and Granu sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

~ The LAWS OF HEALTH demand as
the first condition OF sound physical system, stomach
capable of performing its functions regularly aid welt
have indigestion and ul It's melancholy results This slonld
never be- when KNAppS Health Restorative Biles, lnia-
BILE AS either preventive cure cum be iHd Tor % cents
bottle at 1862 IludsOn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ADvYRTIsERs-Th LARGE CIRcU-
LATIoS Of The Tribune both city and country aud cape
ciay in families ronders Ii the best possible medium tor i
those who wish make their business and wants known
the public in the way which will ensure the most poP
and profitable returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

MURDER OF CHuD ~ IT'S FATHER-Patrlck
Masony, of Milwaukee. killed his child aged II
months in lit of drunkenness on the 18th inst.
He is in prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

PHYSIOLOGICAL HAT.-Not exactly q
ba 10 wear but exhibit your bumps for the use of
tbe halter furnishing by simple and very pleasing opera
sop model block Of the head which in the absence Of the
genuine enables fit the head with hal easy
IN old one There need Of the hat headache if
SV ols IS" 81 p''N4'-'S WARNoCK's, 2o3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

y GREAT MlsrANE.-A correspondent sends US
an article which We should gladly publish if we
could spare the room, and commences his preface
as follows:
NJ Editor Though once subscriber to y0r valuable
paper have not had tor some time, nor have now, slt-
GENTLY permanent residence TO Justify me in taking 1t, con-
srqueny have claims you to publish any otmy pre-
eclio- therein had rather it present, for you
the freely accept or reject my communication"
AnSWn.-Dear correspondent You give your
self very needless troube. 1t is Of no manner of
consequence to us whether you take The Tribune
or not To do without it certainly argues bad taste
or lack of funds your part, but ~e don't care
about it We recognize no claim " ON the part
of any subscriber to have his ucubratons pub
Hshcd in The Tribune Jecause he is a subscriber
nothing of the kind. On the contrary, we decided
ly refuse to bore sixty or seventy thousand sub
scribers with duh article to please any one. So
our freedom to accept or reject communications is
perfect aud will be maintained. So borrow no far
her trouble on our accou Mt. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
Tioga County in the Field:

Tiogn County in the Field
Correspondence of the Tribune
oswEGo, Tioga Co. Oct. 10th.
H GnrE1Ey-D Dear Sn;-The Wings of this
County have this day nominated hrst-rate Ticket,
as follows
For .4sscmbly-JAMEs Ely, 0swego;
Dist .4ttoyncg-NATH'i, w. DAVIS, do
Suat Poor--DR J. II. ARNOLD;
.ynstce-DR. J. r. WALDO, Berkshire;
All of whom consider certain to be elected
Yours, T, |. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

IT NEEDS No PUFFING.-SPoTrEN's
Con LIVER Oh CANDY-the great and sure remedy for
COUGHS DS and nil those diseases OF the THROAT and
LUNGS which lead 10 CONSUMPTION. Sold wholesale ana
retail by THOMAS SpoTrES, ll8 Bowery; Mrs Hays Us
Fulton-st Brookyn and by the Druggists generally Price
% cents per package. oily 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

~ For President, The HERo of sAS IA
clNro, swings at the head OF the Redland Herald
San Augustine, Texas. Hayen'twe paid dearly
enough for Annexation already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

g-Y Come and see n store crowded daily
with customers The people will go where they can buy
Chean and get trsi-rae article and do think that G NJ
IODINE, 3,3 Grandsl corner OF Orchard sells ShA"Is,
SIIxs VEIvETs MgRlNos PARNMArTAS, CAsHMERES, DE
LANES &c aliitle cheaper than any other csabs OF
the kind in this city, OF 3t!hsNMh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

o'''07
n. Cunningham NJ so
For Bq,,mne-Jame. Corner 4 Sens $1,000; Wntar Lat
er $50 Geo. Eucl PIERCE 5000 y Wale & Co. 5000;
Spence 100; Burning Dixon $500 Head. bucsner
Co tO.4l,
fy Salem, iat..-T Pugr-r 1892 Dali X BOwier 1909
Far Danuers, Masi-Iire. h r Putnsm. St,86i.
For Neir. ans-C. \. Townsend y 20 5000
For Rorg,oy, M1s'.-Chrs. Brewer, :, zoo
Far New BedtOrd-J. B. Wood Co -4a54
For Po,ttm0uGa " rs. Goodwin $1,000
For Phade iyha-r Watson x Sons. $500,
F'ar NticGrk, ~ "A W. Caniehi, s3J!s
List NJ ressc remaining in the Port % ChfgTes o. Oc
o. 25o-H Is. NJ steamer Dee Com. Alien; brig Danacus,
Hays for New York soon; brig Bella del Mar Tackerbu
~, NJ Navy Bay
List Of .imcrjcan rcssc remaining in The Port Of King
ston INN oct IS, lS50Brlg juliet, Gose, from Built
more; schr, EmeEne, Johnson, Calais, Me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
e1} A NEw STocK OF SILKS, De

LAIsEs, CAsnmEREs MsRiSoEs, SHAwLs, CLoAKs, &C,
& have been received at HITCHcoCH Il LEADBEATERs,
47 broadway corner Leonurd-st where the dies vii
find ample supplies for their every Dry Goods and
will purchase on the farest and lowest terms NO esla-
lsIent in the CITY takes more pains keep perfect and
fun supply accommodate their customers and IN con
sequence enjoy extensive un general patron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

GREAT SALE AT FoRDHAM.-Persons IN
tending purchase building lots the sale Of the property
Rev. WILLIAM PoWG (2Ztl lnst)
WILDE furnished with free tickets and from Fordimm
application j. BLEECKER AuctiOneer, BroWl
81 NB-An extra car Will be- in readiness Al the City
Hn To convey Passengers above al 10 o'clock A. NJ
There isl 0icar- That leave City Hall al 9, NJ Tor
Forllnn Oh z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

ALLEN DoDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
448 Broome-st-C Glasses on Tuesday "Wednesday, fnday
and Saturday, for Waltz, Polkn, Scacslct and b3ero &c
&c. New Glass VIII commence on Friday, Nov Z, TOR
beginners OH :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

Ia STRANGERS AND CITIZENS are lnVl-
ted 10 visit Gro. w. Turtles EMPORIUM Of FANCY
GooDS 3t5 Broadway where may be seen IN endless
variety every description of English French, German
aud Chinese Fancy Ware the most reasonable prices
Wholesale and retail New and beautiful Goods by every
arrival from Europe Visitors are always welcome
1ol iNa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
WoNnERruL sALE OF CARrETING, DRUG

GETS ETcPrepuratory extensive additions and altea-
tons about being made TO the famous Carpet Establishment
80 Bowery-tlIRAM AHDERsoNS The whole stock VI
English and American Thrcepy, Patent Tapestry, and In
grain Capetg, Dggels floor Oil Cloths TO a feet wide,
Rugs, offered reduction OF twenty per cent nntl
December l5 This is excellent opportunity for house
lnpD pppth runin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

South CARoLINA.-All the Members of
the present Congress have been elected to
the next except Hon. Isaac E. Holmes of
the Charleston District, who is superseded,
not (0pparently) because of any of the evil
he has done, but because he voted for an
appropriation to strengthen the L. S. forti-
hcations at Charleston. The Disunionists
Shrewdly suspected that no man could be
heartily with them who would give such
vote, and they eut him. Mr. Holmes is
NullAier, but we guess not in favor of i'm
mediate and unconditional Disunior. We
regret his defeat. Socially and mreIIectu-
ally, Mr. Holmes has one of the mos cult
waited and genial minds in Congress, though
slightly clouded by free living. He will
be more missed from Washington dlan all
his colleagues would be.
The new Carolina Delegation StaldS,
j. Daniel Wallace, X. James ln1"'f Mcqueen
II. James l.. Orr, V Ar,nistasd RI,rt
III. Joseph A Woodward VI. William Aiken,
VII. w lillian f. Colcock
All Democrats on the patent high
pressure principle, holding that the natural
division Of mankind is into gentlemen and
laborers' the latter being the property of
the former. Part Of them really mean to
dissolve the Union, and the residue dare
MOI Oppose them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

gw9 THE MoRASD DAGUERREAN GAIL
lEnY Established l8i0 l32 Chuthansl OPPOSITE the Ma;
-IoNAI TnEATEn-Thc pictures ut this establishment stand
unsurpassed boldnees outline, aucss of likeness
and durability ofimprcssiOn SO 2meod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

WHAT KIND OF Roof l-There is but
one Roor worth mentioning nowadays and that Roof
the celebrated Duguercoypsl whose beautiful pictures at
the Fair. and whose smpuous rooms al Broadway aud
Franklin SITS are Just the only theme OF general adm-
ration Roof the greatest artist living In the Daguerfeo'
type way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21


WEAR-Wm T. JENNINGS Co. 81 Broadway opposite
the Park Fountain will this day Introduce their Styles
of Overcouts and other Fall and Winter Garments
psing in style and character far superior 10
me productions they have heretofore rendered accepa
BILE to their numerous patrons. oil II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

VERMONT ELECTION OF I. s. SESAroR.-On
Thursday last the Legislature of Vermont in joint
ballot elected Hon. SOLOMON FooT of Rutland,
U. S Senator in place of Mr., Phelps, whose term
expires ON the 4th of March, 1851. The ballot
stood as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AND DRAWERS UNCOMroRTA RLE.-Al persons iaNora'
bile to being well projected from The nclemency OF the cont
ing Winter should visit JoHS II, TRlrLERS 3ah
Gfandst adonng the bamkl aud make their selections OF
IudeSlrts nud Drawers OF which we understand ne nus
-, a,cnlj,ut ass nrtmtuf O9 2lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

NTTTH yyARD.-In relation to the alleged re
fusal of Day Election and Ballot by the ma
iority of the " ard Committee, are assured by
that majority that they hare not refused that re
quest, but only referred it to the Executive Com
mittee for consideration. They desire further that
il be understood that the mover of the resolution
did not himself advocate it, but said that he con
sidered day primary elections were tarces They
wish if further understood that the proposer OF
Day Election based his motion on a petition
therefor said to be signed by one hundred and
fifty electors of the W ard, but he refused to sur
render that petition to the Committee, so that the
Committee felt that they could not properly act
mont A member who was in favor of the Day
Flecton. concurred in the proprlcty OF refusing to
act on the petition until it should be frankly con
fdcd to the Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

LOOKING GLAssEs.-RICHARD KINGS
LAND Wholesale dealer in and manufacturer of Looking
Glasses and importer of Looking Glass Plates Large
Pier and Manel Glasses put up order So Corand-si
second floor, opposite Merchants Hotel New-Iork
SIS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

sY1 DON'T BUY UNDER-SHIRTs AND
DRAWERS, before calling the New York Depdt ofMe's
HOSIERY and learning the lowest market prices ol every
style size und quality desired Also, mems Stockings aud
Socks I'LL the different fabrics and sizes. Wholesale and
retail JOSEPH f. SANXlAY li6 Wllian-sl. near Fulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
Opposition Nominations.

Nl7r- York CltY-Assembly :, JoHN STEVENS
and JANE, D. PORTER, contestants; g. JOIN 3.
Brennan. and. II, GILBERT c. DEAN; and RICH
ARD c. DowNING, contestants Eighth W ard
Civ for Assistant Alderman. CHARLES II.
RIxG 18th, EDWAD L. DoSNEIlY and D. 2
SAMMIs, contestants.
Eue-Asscmby. l, WIN. L. e. SMITH, ',
VAYDrRpoFI IRWIN H EwELL,MoRmS FoSDIcN.
Oaoadaga Co-Assembly, l, D. c. LEROY OF
Conillus 3, ELIJAH w CURTIS, Geddes.
NV. Washington and ESscr-lsAAc w.
THOMPSON for Congress.
MIL Uagnc ond Seneca.-jANEs c. SMITH
of Lyons for Congress.
XIV. Coyugo and Conlond.-THoNAs Y
How, .r of Auburn, for Congress.
NM. Choptauq0e and Cattaro0gas-col.
RFrprS c. FKNroN of jamestown for Congress
Broomc-Assembly, VIM. MacClre; District
Attorney. Geo Bartlett Superintendent P b
Brooks Sessions, Samuel Hunt Coroner, t. H.
Mersercau. all Old Hunkers.
Reus>,loer-Assembly ,, VIM Russell, Pitts
town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
Gg FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenologlSts
and Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Nassas near the PARK

BARNuM's Observation-Disclosures per-
formances twice to-day The charming play OF the Secter
ers several dances and the extraordinary feats OF Rhgas
Tonight the DrUnksrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

Dmc6ess-For Superintendent OF the Poor
CHARLES CABMAN Of Pougfkeepsie for Justice
of Sessions, RoBr. GRAST OF Armenia
C},,o,J,,,,,, Asss,,hIx q GEORGE STEVENS,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
WIN DIG A T O r..
sTAuNToN:
ENLARGEMENT OF THE INDICATOR.

Intending as soon as our present stock OF pa
per is exhausted which will be by the Isl OF July,
to enlarge the Findicator considerably beyond
its present size, and in order to enable us 10 do
this, we make an appealto the Democrats OF the
counties of Augusta, Bath, Highland, Pendleton,
Pocahontas, &C., to come to our aid, not by
wishing LIS success, but by helping to enlarge
our subscription list. We cannot give our per-
sonal attention to the procuring of subscribers
our whole time being employed in the concerns
of the office, and we must, therefore, rely on
our friends and the friends of the Democratic
cause, to aid us in this particular. Will they DO
it? When we tell them, that TO effect our plan,
we shall be at an expense Of near -Four Hundred
Dollars, (having to pa1chase new press 1t is
important that we have considerable accessons
to our list of patrons, and we hope that none
who favor our enterprise will hold back until
the enlargement takes place. but send on their
names immediately-indee the success OF the
undertaking will depend upon the additional
support we may be able to get, and for this we
now appeal to the Democracy. We wish to
print paper that " i'll be acceptable 10 the DEM
oorats OF Western Virginia. and will so arrange
our paper as that the Agrie,dtwal, Political, Lit
eravy and other tastes shall all be consulted,
while we will take especial paine in collecting
the NEWS OF THE DAY. We are making
no promises that we do not intend faithfully to
perform, but to enable US to do this we rely upon
the cooperation and kind assistance of oar gen.
erous patrons, who can renderus essential SER
vice if they viii. With the view of carrying
out our wishes, we most earnestly request all
who are indebted to this Office TO make prompt
payment of the small amount they owe us, and
hope they will not take it amiss if they are wait
ed upon by orr collectors-wthout money we
cannot accomplish our purpose-we shall need
all the help we can get both in the way of mo-
ney and subscribers, and il we fail in making
our paper acceptable, ii shall not be for want OF
zeal.
We shall expect TO heara cheering response
from our patrons and others; and with their aid
hope soon to present them with a paper, which
for size shall compare favorably with the largest
in the State; and this, TOO, without any increase
in the price.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
STAUNTON VIRGINIA, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1850.

emlgrants IN Liberia at an expense OF $50 each.
This secures to each five acres OF good land
and six months subsistence with medical at
tendance. 1t is this wise provision which has
disarrned the climate of its terrors, and for the
last ten years, carried its emiyrants through the
acclimating process with comparatively slight
sickness and very little mortality.
While there appeared to be, in the Legisa-
ture, an unanimous sentiment that something
ought 10 be done, there was great diversity of O.
pinion on the best method OF doing it. A pro-
tracted discussion the details of the bill arose
in both Houses. The bill, as passed. is the re-
suit OF compromise. During the dehates-con-
tinued for several days in each House, eight mo-
tions-five in the House and three in the SEN
ate, tor indefinite postponement-wefe voted
down by decided majorities This alnae--oc-
curing as it did at the heel Of the session, when
business was pressing and time precious shows
how deep hold the subject has on the minds
! Of our Legislators.
The work will now be prosecuted under legis-
lative patronage with increased .vigor in Viz
GINA, and experience will furnish wisdom for
public attention to this great object of State pe-
ey, andprove how far there is a disposition a.
mong this class for voluntary emigration. In
1898, under former appropriation made by the
Legislature, they were not inclined TO 60. Inn
portant changes have since taken place. 1t re-
mains to be seen how far this renewed offer OF
aid to them will meet with their acceptance.
The attention of Augusta County will. i'll due
time, be called to the sub ject in way 10 enable
every man TO do his duty.
r. w. BAILEY,
Agt Am Col. Society
Richmond, March Ia, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
REMOVAL OF FREE NEGROES.

The following is the Sehate's amendment to
the bill making an appropriation for the removal
Of free negroes as it was agreed 10 by the Honse
1t is now the law Of the land
L. Be it further enacted, That an annual lax
of one dollar each shall te & the same is hereby
levied upon every free negro OF the age OF TWEEN
ty-one years and under Gity-fye years, to be
ascertained and assessed on each, by the COM
missioner OF the revenue In every year, and col
ected by the sherifs or other collectors of the
public revenue as other public taxes OF. levies
upon free negroes are collected. All such taxes
shall be accounted for with the Auditor in the
present year, and every year hereafter, and paid
into the Treasury as other public taxes And
an account therefor shall be raised on the Books
of the Auditor and Treasurer. The fund arising
from this source shall be applied 10 the removal
of free negroes from this commonwealth In The
manner prescribed in the foregoing sections of
this act, and in addition to the appropriation
therein made, Or in any such manner as the
Legislature may al any time prescribe. And il
shall be the duty OF the County and Corporation
Cotlrta, 70 charge the legal tax for the seal Of
court and attesaion OF every copy 6f tegi5ttation
delivered by them to any free negro and to ac-
count with the Auditor of Public accounts fer
such tax and pay the same into the Treasury as
other taxes on law process; except that they
shall designate the same so as 10 enable the
Auditor and Treasurer to enter all such moneys
to the account directed to be raised in the pre-
ceding part Of this sectiot,,; and the same shall
be applied to the objects thereof
g be it farther enacted, That it shall be the
duty OF every free negro 80 taxed and assessable
as we'll to report himself TO the commissioner of
the revenue, as for the commissioner to cab on
him.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
LARGE Jumps OF aoLD;

Some as,onishihgy large pieces Of gold aFg re-.
ported to have been found at the Stoc kion it.nes,
in California, within the las, two weeks Of jan
gary. A letter Of Iaaaary 81, to the N. York
Tribune; says:
zone piece Weighing tteen.y-t'tte III. was
brought 10 Stockton that another piece Of iAcred-
lble size and weight was also brought to Stockton
on Fiiday-it was said to weigh Ainsty-sight lbs
/ saw number Of persons oil board the Stockton
boat who had Seen the lump weighing twenty
three pounds. The gentlema. who carries tho
express between Stockton and San Francisco. told
me he sa,c and had a. his AaaAs the picee ,ceighing
ninety eight pounds. If this be true it is the
largest piece Of gold ever found, excepting one
piece found in the ursl Mountains which weighed
nearly one hundred pounds, troy"
Digging gold is like every thing else in which
men engage-some succeed while others get dis.
Outraged and GO home pehnyless. However a.
mong us those who are diligent and not too fond
OF prospecting, believe there are but few unsuc-
cessful however widely their success may differ.
A MIR. Arnold worked six weeks and obiained
clear Of expenses, $4,000. Another man Just
from the mies told me he had worked 81 days
and had collected 81 900. Another gentleman
from the same diggings had collected in three
months $4,000.