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Life. Health, 4 Happiness!
1TGRTtNORE'S
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier


'V'lllS popular Cordial, which las met with such
l extensive sale durirU the past year. -urI.l ,-es
all other preparations put forth tor -u1r pufr,.rs
and proves, by rs wonderful effects uponl lie human
~ stem, to lie the atcateyi Biogd FFylt,y IN the
icgrid.
Mo-, diseases have thc- ori~in in impurities ct
the blood, ora morbid AMI u1ta-c state at lhe lN-
rr, 1u ~ grc1t difficulty hereto Bore has been thut
the various blood purifiers eth" day have on.y
had tendency 30 r. iuec the uIuad and substitute
IN HrrH r"hJVG vii-whchm must ncte.sar.ly ru-
gyuder discuss, Iriucr the Vtal powers. aud ryos-
Tate Do" whole nervous ,ysicw TIi- no douiI las
been experience Ny thousands md t'r fact IA he
coming well tnowutnryey close observer, as wet
10 mauy eminent physlriurs.
This Iiuor tDrti., ard E'87I PHrifcrac's on
iirrly dt"nul upon hrsysifm Nh'rit acts ntut-
ly upon lao .Frr. sufficient to rruJg" The uinrr ur
poisonous srclrtous, 10 acts ui-oH as tine tonic to
the stomach c1u-.'E compete aHI healthy d,-
gcsteH- iuua 1U1 Pur~ ...1l aHi proper ua-
unn"n' Tor rnnrlul" Oh" bnui. AVID lends 10 inrlh
with yIer'ous and Nr1,'hy actugj.un' the -l'IJ.
For pUpps"i, Lys. gt .lJpciHc Bcinur Mise
~ ~ N, Side urrouIuuu t fh. heart IHHudl.c Er-
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E.oSi,

\ BOUT the 81 inst somewhere vccn Oua-
~ wa and The Fire Nile House at BuIlIo Rock,
n Leather Pocket BOOK containing number ol
pap"rs, among which wrJc-a note made by ku-
bert Wallace to the subscriber tor 500. on which
the principle. but no interest has been paid also
note made by the same To the same, for same am.
cunt payable in November, 1852 also note by
SANE To same, tor $40, payable in No7enib, r,
1893; and note made 10y Harvey pensmore to
the subscriber, for So 20, dated about the lnrh
Srflemhrr, $50; together with receipts aud 9th
erpnprrs. Tn" makers the above notes are eau.
toned not to ppy them IN any oiherpcr-on but my.
self stumble reward Will be paid for rhcrrurn
OF the pocket book uni con'culs /. llAuLEy.
Ottawa, Ian Il 1852
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FOR SALE,

The subscriber will sell his fine two story build.
ing, opposite the Mansion House, on Canal street
IN Ou1wa, on reasonable terms. The first story
is IA store room, 2Oby iOn., with counting room IN
the rear, II by y The uppcrpart !, fitted up for a
dwelling, containing five well flushed rooms and
n kitchen. Theresa good cellar under the house
ol the same szr OF the store room, aud seven tcrl
deep. Few better hargainsac offered,
Ottawa, Ian li-u GEo Scnvlur.
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Dr.. tLiRKE's CELEBRATED
COMPOUND STgUr or
Wild Cherry and Tar,

This is the great remedy of the day for these and
kindred complaints discovered and 1,cd IN practice
by an eminent physician Since ms Introduction
INTO St Louis, thousands Of bottles have been used
hy the afflicted with emIn, NJ success The lngrc-
dents accompanying the above OF which It e COM
posed, are admirably adapted to diseases oi the
lungs, and all bronchial affections.
STOP THAT COuGI.!
Strengthen and heal the lungs. THIS Compound
syrup q, Wild thruy and Tar will doii iumcd!-
1tg.y Its very pleasant and agreeable 10 take
For sale MT lhe Medical Depot. l3r North Third
street, Sr Louis, Mo Price : per h1uIc.
d. NORIlNORE. Proprietor.
Forsac by f. Y. GRlG6s. 4 ,ents,
j. G NArrlNgrR, ( Ottawa.
Alithe above for sale also by l.. \ Babcocs and
Ncssrs Brown & Co.. La sale; :. j. Smith Peru.
and DR. ! Patterson Peonl.
Ngvpr,.t.v ISL
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RE OVAL
New York House.

VIE husIness formerly canned on by sutton
L Il Fyie, inow W. b. Fyfc) has been re-
moved One Door Fast. inta the old stand of
VIM. Haskell Goods will be sold ms usual. only
Tor Cash, and at reIy small Adrancc.
Sale Of Winter Boots AMI Hocs'
The stock ON hand will be sold off at and ns,r
cost II YOU require any Boot. or Shoes, now is
The time 10 purchase, They must be said
DIB GD0ts, Groceries &c rs usy1I
country Merchants requiring home made boots
and shoes, vii Ind Il llrst rate assortment, and at
very low prices.
Eemcmher--Ihe old stand of I'm Haskell
Ottawa, January 10. 1851
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
At
@ln-, 1aunro1us
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,


One door wcstofl. =. Sanger & Co.'S store,
OTpiIFi, III.
THE unparalleled surrrss which so far has
crowned NY business ly alh-riug strictly to the
principle Of mnkinr "Qpict Ngics and small Pref
as has made % necessary for me To brlag on
tremendous large mud fashionable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
fer men and boys. boots oul spcs h1Js and Cups,
trunks, carpet ltg-, lri~io robes, GLOVES hand,,r.
chei., 1-peuI,r. Umbrellas jiu"er- and nader
sh.rts, socks, India rubber aud uil clothing latest
styles malc-kiu hat aud general assortment ui
everything constituting grutemau's
COMPLETE If FiSUiDNABLE Oy7fI7,
all of which Iuow olirra hr Incest rlts OF prices
10 my Old friends aud customers, aud 10 lhc public
IN general.
The whole oi my pre'snt stock has been made
up with view lu tl3r wants ~ tAsMuIket. and be-
mgcuuyiHcal that there ia no house IN hs place or
vicinity 20 sell o. cheap as do, shall continue 90
myself woriyotthc pubIcpa,rlnaoca rs hyrr-
tuiorr. IL beng impossible 10 mention everything
OF my varied assortment, or TO shy in words nlI
will do for those who favor me with a caL solicit
every one in want of articles in my !iuc, 10 come
and look for yourselves, and am sure you will no,
leave thlseSub.IshmrUt without huving.
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Ottawa. Sept %, J.. RAUGU,
in SANGER 4. Armnur'y New Brick Block
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RheumliC Compound s. blood Purifier


This O. the great remedy ofthe age and proves 10
be one ot the greatest discoveries even made by
man. Iii, vt more value to afflicted and suffering
hlm7nly dnu all the G0id qf Ciifraia! THIS
remedy has only been prominent before the public
about t.l"r years, Dung time probably more
eases OF Rheumatism have been cured by It's use
than by oil others put together, or any course Of
rcatmrDt prescribed by the most eminent phys-
claus uithr age.
Not only recent Acuic h6ammGtory cases hut
old chronic cases Of ten, tUepfy NriU, and even
iorty years standing, where they hpdbecn c0RfEed
10 tier beds 0r h0bbied dbDut on crUiches ten and
fifteen secrS, The feSh hId Shrunk fran their 6oRss.
and they have been cured Auue testimony Of
the-e facts is published IN pamphlet form. This
testimony is Of The highest character entitled 10 the
confidence ot u., ueu.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail ly
the original 4 r.cuv,rrr aul p,npucfurUi he Mrdi-
"a! Depot 1876 North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, - Louis, No.
Price, iVer bolt.r, three bottles Tor Sl2, with a
liberal discount hy the dozen.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to-
Address or call upon u NOkllMOBE,
Medical DePot, I3j Rorth Thvd ST.. st LINUS.
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Great Exhibition!
At THE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.

Opposite ne Mansion Housc, Huew1ifS Hrick
ErHi'UG OIT.I M, I'LL.
rINIE subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
4 the citizens Of Ottawa, and all those thar come
10 lhls Town 10 trade, TO hs large and magnificent
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Encourage
Home Manufacture 4 Ottawa Enterprise
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS,

SIeat -Sel'uStiOii III tile IIlCtS OF itdIS az
FELCIrS HAT & CAR MANUFACTOGY,
Corner Of Canal and Columbus street,
OTTAWA, HI
I would return my sincere thanks to the public
1 Tor the very liberal manner IN which they have
encouraged the home manufacture uI hats and hay-
ing made arrangements for Obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing eS-
adjustments IN the east, now offer to the public
the very best article othat that can be mauuactur
ed far the low price OF -, which will wnnan,
superior to any 50 hat sold in this town and every
otherqualty oihat pledge myself 10 sell from
81 TO 30 PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for | am the only
manufacturer in town, and can ailurd to sell for a
manufacturers profit. In presenting my hats to the
public, | do 50 with the confident assurance that !
give III most entire. satisfaction to vi that viii
favor me with their patronage.
$50, please hearin mind thnt in purchasing from
tLLCH'S y, you are encouraging the manufacture
in your midst and he pledges himself 10 give Won
a much better article io. the prcr Than you can GET
ct any tailor shop, boot shoe or othe! store in III,
town.
lie will not insult the understanding ofrhis intel
hG'ni community by offering any argument Ia
rIGUs that the mHHUtdciur,r can Seila better an.
tIcie ~ tess price than any who buy in other cltc
to sell again and every sensible aud thinking uer-
son mus, know that IN purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BIT one PROFIT TO PAY.
and then the money you pay remains and is tx.
pended amongst you, aud not sent of 10 encourage
the manufacture Of other cities, to the detrmrut
at lhp." a hour.
c: ~ n-SSs Va X" ss.s an
have also large and extensive assortment uI
cloth, "u cloth, six mohar, srrrtr and cotton p.u-
caps oi all styles and color. o' my own mauuiac.
uIr, and oi,ue latest fashions. loIrlhrrwilh cen
cra assortment oil soft hats Ut all cuIurs aud quail
ties, which am prepared to sell cheaper than il,
cheapest. DO moi inI to give me call r,rvou vii
hnt everything ns represented. FE4CII
~
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WASHINGTON UNION
Insurance Company,

OF Cleveland, Ohio,
ms L RES Property ngnirst loss by Fire, NJ
L reasonable rates, either upon the Stock or Ma.
fuai Plan.
CONNECTED with this Company is Farmers
Department, in which Farm aud Isolated Proper.
~ can be insured tor ) years. The risks OF this
Department form separate and distinct Class,
and are IN no wise connected with or holden for
losses OF he more hazardous classes The BY
Laws of the Company nrc iihcral-lhcir plar 50
varied and arranged 10 nee, !..c views aud wants
at al aud their losses will be promptly adjusted
and paid
Tie Company has received over so 600 in pre-.
miums during the last months whole amount
OF losses IN the same period Sl,0oO
DIRECTORS
9 Nygatt, Cleveland, Hon, T.. y Odds, Circevile,
Hon. K. Wood, - :" T. Baker, Norvast
Gen 4 $ Sanford" Myron Powell, Ohio Civ,
j. II. DuHnnm, w VI Powell.
Hon i ) Bnckus, Cyrus Pren,iss, Rcyenna,
q. n SkceIs, " DR.. J. Clark, brunswick.
g Senter, |. N. Jerome, Sheboygan,
q. w. Cook, "
OFFICERS.
Hon. K. Wood rrcN., q. n Skcels, Stcr'v,
ID u DInham, V Pre~t, Geo Myratt, Treas,
GEORGE b. SENrEg. Gen. Agent.
t. A. FUTILE, Agent,
Jan II, lS5l- ly. Otidrd, Illinois.
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30 ~ H.sY.se
Passage IRON and Money
RENTED TO
GREAT BRITAIN hND IRELAND.
HEA(,v,r J1Nr,U

VIEW YORK q LIVERPOOL PACKETS
DEESONS wishing To send for their friend, u
Great BRIAN or Ireland can atGuy tim" make
the necessary arrangement, with the subscriber.
who have IN connection with one oi the iir,i houses
IN Great Britain, avery complete aud extensive ar
tor the accommodation at prr,ou-rrul-
grating 10 America. For tie prompt execution Of
THEN engagements the subscribers have the advan-
lagc ol having sole ugrncytu passengers OF the
>plcudid hips, composing the
"EAGLE lime OF NEW VORK AND
LiIERPOOL PACKETS.
sailing twice month from each port througlou, the
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SrAaS Snaa1es SO -App1vn an
1zGDGD Ep 1D

q ~ CT . q - n q cT.S
Tor Che il trade is now oprn for inspection NJ
CiiEENER'S, consisting of general assert.
mcntot
STAPLE IL FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, aud AIufs,
Boots and shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Cut
ley, QYrenswnrc aud lapauurd Ware
The assortment is now complete, aud the aten-
non oirrsons wishing to make their fall purchases
is respectfully solicited. We would particularly re-.
quest the ndics to examine our large aud well Sc.
lrctcd stock of Dress Goods consisting of silks, pop
llns, silk and lncnl Coburgs, Thhct cloths, mcr-
nos nlpaccns, caSlmercs, nous de hines, ginghams,
also very large stock of prints In the way OF
shHwls, We have crcfB rarieiv. from 75crntsio SIS
We do not say that we will sell cheaper than our
neighbors, but, confident that our goods must sell
ut the prices we ask, all We want is an opportunity
10 offer them. inducements loW be bcid ont Mdi
cdRRottH H ALTERING appreciated. Beariu mind,
G>g- Ne Charge Violating lGr Sboripg Goo2s
Ottawa, sept5 SW lllEENER
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Coughs. Colds.

Consumption. L'rcr Complaint, ASTHMA, Soreness
itb CHEST. SPLITTING Of Biooa Pam or Misery
a. fhe side, DigruH or Iro'use EypecisraiiOa,
Aighf -yrc1ts .Er
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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE !
MORE NEW BOOKS

DECEIVED this day, at the New Drug and
IL Book Store, north side Court House Square,
where will be found the largest and best assortment
Of Books, Stationery. &c, IN town:
Schoocrafts Ind. Tribes, Farmers Companion
Says Political Economy, Complete Gardiner and
Nichols Mech Guide. Florist,
Carpenters New Guide, England 4 Amcricn,
Overmnn's Guide to Mill. VIKINGS c. VI. Clay,
wrghS, Mach. SC, Young Dominican,
Kinds Celebrated Horse L. $. its Power & Pro.
Fnrrcr, creSs,
Mason's Wrbs,er's Large Dict
Turner'S Chems.ry, Andrews Lat. Lexicon,
Tres Dictionary, Trees Of America,
McMahou's Am. Gard, The Island World of the
Voyages Around the Pacific,
Word by Wilkes, Arthur's Tales, and ava
rieiy Of Moral Novels. November g.
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Rheumatism Curcdll

Scrcrdl tI1UssHd cdSeS cured during tie last urGr
c,n,pr'sJ,s scrrg grads mud to,m Of ms dread.
INT aHdhstheytO mcUrab.e diSeaSe.
MnRnN-Rls Jr.TLN CILtERATIp
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EOi sale, az horse cnfrlaue, new, ind got up IN
i excellent style, and made 10y The bet of work
men--wlll be sold nta bargain
Also, Tor su.cS two horse wnrcns. W
OeLl q. MinSqLR.
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$4,000 Bushels
IrIJttI ON I

ICORN aud Oats wanted Tor width the highest
~ marke, price will be- paid IN cash Mt the
! Dee. 2u--tL n Y. GLoTItNg Srorr.
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PIN f. LII Nj Ii + K .

JOHN HOSSACk
nFtERS Tor sale the largest and best ussort-
~ ment VI Pine Lumber ever brought 10 this
mnrkrt.
100000 Boards, Ioicn, and Scanning,
200 600 Fencing,
100000 Common and Clear Flooring,
100 600 Gull Flooring,
$4,000 ClrcuHr-sawcd Siding,
$4,000 Board Lnth,
80 600 Sup
$4,000 Pockets, Qor rncngl Dec. 81.
NEW SASH * DOOR FACTORY!
CASH and Doors kept constantly on haul, and
- also made to order, at the shortest notice, OF
the best seasoned lumber. Dec 81 j llossAcK
Shingie Factory.
200, 900 % sos. D.i :"' 'G% HS,9.c ss"
Paint, oil, 81 Glass store.
4 GOOD supply OF paints and oils always on
L hand. Dec y ]. llOssAcE.
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DissnlliliOn.

NJ CTiCE is hereby given, that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the unde rsrnrd
~ the tannery, shoe and leather business, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The books of
the late firm are IN the hands OF the Messrs Rich
ardson, by whom all the accounts will be settled
and persons having unsettled accounts are request,
ed TO come forward Immediately.
WV. HASKELL,
w Z. RICHARDSON.
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WN HASKELL,
W. Z. RICHARDSON.
TO SllOCuNakcrs.
Dissolution,

'VllE co-pnrlnershp heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, IN the mercantile bnslnrss
carried on IN Ottawa md Peru, under the nnmr
and style Of kohu & Maudehanm is this dnydis.
solved by mutual consent The business Of the
late 'irm will be settled by Marcus kohn
". kouN.
January 90, F. MAxpt1r,rn
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TATSas FOR SALE
Don't Paw Rent.
N.,iIs.

nFEiCE to let, over Eogcrs, Mills & Cosstor.
\ Euluuc ul ian ~ e. BuRs.
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SASH,
GLASS, Paints, Oils, &c, for sale ut
VI Oct. u. GRrDLEY'S.
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Paints, Ous. Ne.
000 KEGS pure and No white lead in oil
s4oV 500 kegsdry white lead
800 d" " red Irnd
ALSO, chrome green aud yellow. ENGLISH Nr.
nrtqn red, French red yellow ochrr. Pan. green.
Nmalls. paint brushes, gold lenl hron,cs and var.
nshes, turs1Ic hv Urll llui,cr n H,rtbp,
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va - s-'s ss a -

4 CCORDEONS, cheap and linc NIo'ns Gut.
- mrs, fIutnu, Banjo, FIuic., aud Note, and
S1Mes., IT, Y GRiGos.
North of the Court House, Oct. /.
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sWELLED JOINTS.

II you hnye pain in the bones, swclled joints,
weakness Of the muscles-ii YOU have a sprained
limb, swctd leg, bruised ann, sore head or it yop
burn or scad yourself, Rcdmags Ready Feief
viii take out the ire remove the pain and swelling
give strength aud energy to the mu-cIes, and Gu
tlTclv nee Nou from min
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-25
For sale-Peckham's Hotel.

TUNHE above well known and established
IL Hotel, now doing large and lucrative
business, is situated on Mill street, in the
most business part of The town Of Centrcville,
Grass Valley, in the county of Nevada, ono Of,
If not the richest mining district in California.
Tho Hotel is sixty feet front and forty feet
deep, and has piazza the whole length Of the
building; the lot on which it stands IS eighty
three feet front by one hundred and :Sa deep,
and is we'll fenced in
On the first, or ground floor there is large
bar room, large dining room, plrlor aud
family bed room; large kitchen, with sink.
cupboards, and every convenience requisite
for the kitchen of first class hotel; there s
also large and commodious cellar under the
building.
On the second floor are twelve he'd rooms,
furnished with beds and bedding and the usual
and necessary bed room furniture also La
dies parlor, aHd SIN all parlor with u door
leading out upon the Verandah.
On the third floor there are beds fitted up.
for eighteen persons, and room TO accommo-
date much larger number.
In the yard attached to the hotel, is we'll
of never failing, cold, pure spring water, in
which there is an excellent pump. Also heir
house, piggeries. and other out-houses
The above hotel is we'll and amply furnished
with all the necessary and requisite furniture
for first class Hotel, and the party purchas'
ing need not be at any further outlay. The
property will be sold at a GREAT BARoAISs
portion of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. Persons desirous of locating in
beautiful and healthy part Of the country, and
of establishing themselves In business from
which they can derive large and handsome
income, will find it to their advantage to ap-
ply Immediately, either personally or by letter,
10 the undersigned, proprietor, at Centrevilie,
Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal.
HENRY c. PECKHAM.
April "a, lS5c-l-St
Alta California, and Sacramento Unioa
please publiSh the above three times and scnd
bills to this office
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-25
Later from the Sandwich Islands,


The U. S. sloop of war Vandalia ar
rived at San Francisco on Monday last,
from Honolulu.
The eruption of Mauna Loa has near
ly ceased. The Polynesian of the 9th
ult. says
1--WE have no detailed account of the
further progress of the eruption in Ha-
waii, but from various allusions in let
t~rs received from that quarter, we
learn that the activity of the crater has
greatly ahated, and the river of AVA
ceased to flow, after reaching within 7
miles of Hilo.
"A gentleman from Honolulu visited
the seat OF the eruption, and got within
about so rods of the magnificent COL
umn where it burst forth. lie repre-
sents it as 400 feet in diameter, and 700
feet high. Other jests in the vicinity
OF less magnitude were constantly play
ing, and the combined action was territ.
ic beyond description. We hope to have
soon q more full description of this mod :
ern woader from the pen of one who
mas explored It, and who IS qualihcd tor
the description.
We congratulate our friends at
fiilo on the cessation of the molten
stream before reaching that point, which,
tor time, it threatened to do; and we
hope that beautiful town and that splen.
did bay will both escape the devasta-
ton such an occurrence might have
caused. Such an eruption, viewed at u
distance and in safety, was one of rare
magni6cence but when approaching z
their quiet town, with proba bility that
Its resistless wave might overflow them,
1t requires no effort of the imagination to
believe that their natural fears detrac-
ted much from the enjoyment Of scenes
which but few have an opportunity to
witness more than once in q lifetime. ."
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-25

STRAWBERRY VALLEY.--A correspon
dent of the Marysville Herald writes as
follows in relation to diggings lately dis
covered, at a place called Strawberry
Valley:
The diggings were first discovered by
Old Moor's son some two weeks ago, on
Dead Wood Creek, and since their dis
covery some two hundred men have to-
ken up claims and are now making from
ten to sixteen dollars per day. The
space is large, and there is favorable
prospect Of having sufficient grounds to
last two summers. 1t would be we'll for
those who are in pursuit Of diggings, to
come in at an early day.
This valley is about fifty miles from
Marysville, on the Onion Valley road,
and is one of the most beautiful places
in the mountains, during the summer
season. do not feel competent to give
you sketch of the valley and The new
diggings, but simply mention few facts,
hoping they may be Of importance to
many of the new eomers arriving in the
country,