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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29
DR.. HILL

TAKES pleasure IN announcing to the citizens
Worcester, and other places that his Office is at Nc
l2I Main St.
word TO young meE aud others afflicted with Semi,
nal Debility whether originating from certain destruc.
tive habits from ans other cause, with the train Of
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected.
should uake early application, thereby avoiding much
tronble and suffering, well as expense By This i'm.
proved method OF treatment Dr. He can safely guar
safe and speedy in all cases OF secret dis
thai may under his care, matter how long
standing kitbsI invited his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other patients as hun
drcds are cured yearly by his practical experiences and
great remedies.
well to rec sci before Trusting their helth happiness
and in many cases thtir iUeS, in the hands Of phys
clans ignorant Of this class Of malades. It is certain
ly impossible for one man to understand all the Ills the
human family subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE exclsiv ely devoted TO the
treatment and study of Syphilis, GODOrTh9a, elect
Structures, effect of solitary habits Ulcers upon the
body, thrnat legs Pain in the Head OF Bones
and all MercuFial Affections, and all Impurities Of the
Blood whereby the constitution has become enfeebed
enables Dr.fo offer relief to all who may place them
selves under his care
Suppressons Irregularities, &C., speedily ana effect
ually removed.
N The French Period al Drops and Piils, for the
above affections have been wen tested for the last ten
years.
Or. Hills Preventative for married ladies', sent to
any dreetion secure0irom observation. Price IS Per
at distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter (pos
pad) describing their Case have medicines securely
put up snd forwarded any part OF the States with
full ard explicit directions for use Ofiee arranged
with separate apartments, so that patients none but
the DIR sste
d. II makes no charge for short constitutions. Post
paid letters duly answered. Those requiring much ad
vice should epclose small fee sufficient to compensate
for the time required 10 write the answer
0~y- Office hours rom s A. NJ, TO PM
Very respectfully, DR. G. A. HILL,
ap1e DIFF Office lei Main ST.. Worce ter.
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. G. A. HILL,


No. III Main Street. Worcester, Mass.,
VNTOULD say that at great expense he has prepavsd
w from The original recipe, tbs French Periodical
Fills and Drops discovered by j.. Huntingdon, d.,
while pracicng in the Hospital In Paris under the i'm.
mediae o. servaton Of the renowned Rfc Ord, Of Par.
is, and ACTON Of London.
These Pills invariably tain regulate the Re.
male be taken without hazard They are
known by hundreds Of femals in this country to be the
only preparation ever discovered that has proved nvs
Tlnbly certain in all cases.
Supprssstons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptieal and never
afler Will they be induced take any other. Ladies'
WHO have often beef deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from h1rT
Male and Female Tmposters,
under the pregence Of eecing cure medicines which
In nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious effect
upon the SYSTEM without producing the desired result
or any sign o. H. should shun these bpeds and nons
but the genuine
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
The eficaey ofawhIch have been tea,ed IN n hrnd,.
cases and never failed 10 effect speedy cdre without
any bad resui The Pills and Drops are Inc result Of an
sEeusive practice, and not discovered BY accident To
euogse their virtues would not add 20 their merit
We would only say, Try them. They will be sent 10
any part OF the country secure IRON observation, by
addressing (post pad)
bn Q. A. HILL, No. 49, Main strs.t
III Worcester, Mas.
~ Pun directions accompanying each bottle.
Price. eve dollars. @H 81 IanJ7 DIFF
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New Fancy Looms.

THE subscriber has invented and patented a new
and improved Fancy Loom Tor Wooden, Cotton OF
looms hitherto used win accomplish na mi IN q, ,nrs
work IN the SAM power l. convsninf ard simple In
~ construction, and essi attended II may be- seen
~ cpefs'i on Al mesau smith 4 Pfati's Mil. IN NV
qas u No % Main street, or pf him psfroniy 81 Mi
". suz3 dawu ~ JOHN FkNDER
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EXPRESSES. &c.
Le!cester and Woreester Fxpress.

tENHE subscribers will run a daily Express, for the con
veYapce of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other AZ Freight between the above named places,
on and aiier this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock,
A Ms sud Worcester al 4 O'Clock, P. nj.
All orders entrusted us, or left at the Post Office
OF at Horace Wales Store, Leicester, (where States
ma. be foand lwill be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office In Worcester, at II, Newton's 997 Main
street. JOEL SHELLEY q co.
leicester, Mech !. 1853. mai2 dawIl
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Clothas Claansad.

DEPAIRED, Re dyed and color improved, by sYL.
II vEsTBR WILSON, No. 1916 Main street. rear o
biufteyaDps Tailoring Establishment, Worcester Mass
HIS Prices ave Overcoats. 9lU0, Frock Coats rs cts
Caps, l2i. Every Garment Cleansed BY him, Il war
rantfd 10 give satisfaction Garments sens by Stage
Express viii BIO promptly attended 20. For sale L.
Paich'n Spirits oil Soap apQl dff
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$40 GOO REWARp.

1oR anything that will aurpass DR.. HIPS Pan
Il and indian Medicines, or the remedy Of Con-
orrhaa, elects, STRUCTURES, Whltes Pains in the BACK
and L0lns, Seminal Weakness, Affections OF he Kid.
neya Irritation OF the Urethrea Gravel Anh 81 other
disorders Of the urinary organs without the least re-
sricton 70 Diet drink, ezpoEurs, change IN appllca-
ion 70 busnsss. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE, wN
and although powerful they will NOD lnure In the least
the most delicate constitution. This preparation IL
warranted to cure the shove mentioned diseases with
ont nsine any external applications. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines You can relv anon a thorough
care, by calling upon me At my ofhco
a Main st, No. 1911. Worcester,
jylH du mn r a Mill
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Boston ard Worcester Railroad,


~ ~ ss ..ss -ssss.,.Sg
WINTER ARRhNGE NEWT Commsncias Tues
dag RpU |, 1881.
PASSENGER TRAINS FUH ROSTON as follows
saSs Worcester about sal 80, o 1925 a, (3t5
Exc 500, Ql.15 Ex) pm
Mi!lbuD To A. m sac nm
Milford 735. 1870 ais
Fram'n Cen, 10, lilo " 245 80
e" oaX0nvle al 72s tgp
Newton 6 81, 2, $685. Nv TrA. AIS. n.5o.
W Tr.F;s NJ, 2,U2', 90, 40. :. Is (Ws1r.l- SIS
5lA,t m
.. ar9osIine. sl5 40 $50 . 10 ann Jaoa. a., 81,
!" Needha'. Plain, Ills, and s 81 am j, aud S.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester AZ 80 (and Ex.i am ? Il. a. Ey)
1870 $50 Ex) ON
Mlhury at 100 am 43n g
Milford al 780 an IN
Fram'n Cen, 7sO, s0ii = Is. 4aO, $50 80 e
y" SaNOnyille al 900 son g
Newton sow Tr.)sl5, d sAM;l2,3I
wv Tr.,) 3l5, 5 s, is and 9. l5t, D. a.
brookine. 7i5, 05, $50, 81 II M, l. $50 800
AS, 3 IS, 1870. : 10 30 m. wv
Charles River Braneh us am % 2 e1snm
:" w newton Station wednesdays at IL.
Boston. Oct. q. 1853. dawts
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Willow Wagons. Cradles. and Baskets
WAeoNs, Cradles, Baskets, velocipeds, Wheel
NV Bnucws, Rocking Houes, Hoyg .bleds, Rubber
dssif hERfifLs. VIZ siss
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WTNTER ARRANGEMENr

rFssss5ss1 On and after MONDAY, Nov. Z 1883
PASSENGER Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, as follows;
cave Worcester at and II, is 4 NJ and g. 45PM.
Leave Providence at 7, and LAS, A. NJ, and Ais
p NJ. 80
For connections with the varous Railroads IeadinS
ron Providence and Worcester and Aiih the Nor(olk
County Road AZ Blackstone, Pathfinder Railway
Guidt publ shed BY Ge,fge Er0w Boston,
The tEAhER PERRY, 10 and ON Newport.
runs IN connection with thelil5 a. NJ anil n As A.
NJ, Trains. ISAAC h. sOUTnWICK So, "
Providence, Noy. o 1853. n5 d,wtf
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RAILRoADs.
Worcester aad Nashua Ra..road

Worcester and Aashua Railroad
81
Passenger Traihs win ran as follows.
Leave Arrive al GFaton Arrive at
Worcester st Junction ST Nashua and howellaF
$50 lam. sos IA. 8 SO am $50 an.
as pm SIS P.m s.i5 Pm Pm $50 P.m
:, Leave Arrive Al Grotoh Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell function Woroeatet
80 AIN. Is 8En. eos am 9 Is an
II a N. 1875 1880 pm. LIS pm
500 pm. AS pm. IS Pm. 200 I'm
UONNEUT,ONs WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly 18th trans
OF Concord, os,on, Concord and montreai. Northern
Passuupse, and Vermont G.. ntral Rahlois. Al Train
rom Nashua connect directly with down TFsins from
the aboye ran.,d Rni,is.
Each Fran 0and from tirotoD lnnction connects Fith
upward and dowuwHs Trans o. The Fnchburg RuilEoad
and stony btook Rai'roai-to lud from lowell
Al worcester $50 y IN, TRAIN connects win steans
0on train from York via Norwich. ll.l5a a. a. eoA
meets Win Boston aud Worcester, Providence and WOr
cesier, Norwich and Worcester, nd esien Ra road
trains. 45 p. m connects Wit .raina from all above
named roads, including the Express Tram fonsNew
York and Albany Train arriving g.
with the m, OF all the above Roads, nciudus
Express Train To New York and Albany. Thatafriyinl
at p. m with III. trains of ahoye roads That ar
irving It 100 M. with the New OK Steamboat Trair
via Norwich.
running connection with Wore Nashua
Leave Fiichhurg 1T NJ. u 40 and 0dp III
Leave w oreeser &. 30 aud Il an. and q. IS m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each was brtoeen
Worcester, GrOton Junction, Nashua, LowellAnd Fitch
burg.
" Tor connections with The athei road at worces
ter, Groton JUNCTION, and hashda, Snow and WI
der's Pathfinder and Railway G iide.
GF Through Tickets are issued at Worcester fer Bur
linetOn, Montpelier, Wells River aod White River Juno.
ti the fare by each ST the different routes via
W. BENTLEY, sqp't.
Worcester. Dec, 1853 ielO dswtf
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Whitc0mbs Worcester md Fitchburg
EX1regs.

7Z5sss:sz17s.ss7' BETWEEN Worcester and Frchbur2
60 by every trsi,i. opping Il ali ntermedi
ate places Passages forwarded, nol,s, drafts aud
bills collected and psid--and al orders attended To
win despatch Office corner Of Alechsnie and Main
street. Worcester. nov29 def
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R0sS'S Providence 6 Worcester Xpresg
By Every Train

Eh77Fz55sfs&5 PACKAGES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
S !stSg and Bills collected, and paid and all On.
ders attended TO, with despatch
PACKAGES and small cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted al Fan River, Mansfield, Aeboro',
Taunton, New Bedfotd, and Nantucket, Mass B ID.
tol, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Nichield, i'eacedao, a0i Wakefield l. and
Stonngton, Conn. OFFIcE.-Am. House, Worcester.
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Leonard's Express

Csz9ss=- To and f'om Boston and intermediate
49, 49, --.s5ss places. by every train
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch DIFF je6
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DIR Cornell's Pain Expenor.
!" rERfEcl ,ChAfmsr ef PAM Manufacture
~ seg, r.,. Sd. FULLER co.
generally 49, N q myn DIT
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Shall Labor 70 Unrewarded7

WILL ,ou buy ahnlf.made Trpnh. or vallse, when
w yOl can buy good one. or have one made 10 or.
der, a. FROtT A. LODk's . rnpk, vaise. aud Carbet
Bag Manu- aetors ,2oS Main Street, W stairs as DIFF
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hou ana prpy ARGOS. -a-----
On TONS Red ARGOS, .
~ = II .aiEI,iI 1olsS 4 A, .. HOWE.
se tn wers nank bloch.
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BROOKS & sTEARNs have now in Store a lot
ID Prime Vermont Dairy. Cal and Try the quality.
az No. Froat Street.
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7 witch and Y oTecster Railroad.
UPWARD TRAINS
al Fteig nj tram Win Hdsser9ef car attach
Do INWARD TRAINS.

Leave Worcester at IS and 10 80 NJ and 80 P. ~.
Oxiord, at Is and u 90 g s. Us =
=" Webster, at so and II Is 9" % -
Pomiret, at 90 and II SO % s 81
Danielsonyille, al s 23A H., u 10 and l7P. NJ
' Cents' Village, at g 50 g. u g and 6 80 a
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 20 and 20 50 r.
steam ioat Train leaves Boston at 81 P. NJ, Wor
Gester 90 P NJ, Daniesonvile al 0s, and Norwich
ate 90 p. NJ.
The 50 A NJ train from Norwich, will connoci with
coaches for Providence at etr Village and Pomfrei
on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Satu:daysi Ut Danelson
Wilt, Mondays, "Wednesday and Fridays nj Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba.
ny, al % NJ; Tor Albany, New York and Way sta.
tions At 8 NJ and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. Al Worcester station, with Dostor
AMI Worcester aud WO cester and Nashua Trains
TIE Il N train rom Norwich WI intersect ~ June
ton with New York Express ] rain for Boston. anc
Train for Providence and oIcester Road AT " oiees.
lei Station with Boston aud Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trans.
The 0OP N Train from Norwich arrives IN W0Eces.
ter in lime for the 10 30 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western Station.
Train from Worcester al IS and 10 80 A NJ arrive
IN Norwich in season for Trans for New l0ud0n Son.
ingtOD, " iiman'ic, Hartford, New Haven and N York
The 10 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Danelsorvillf with coaches FIR Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
cOmmndauon train
II Dayve with Coach for Ashford, Tussdsy Z, Thurs
iys ond Saturdays; ioE Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
he 80 NJ Tram from Worcester connects ut Web
sler, with Coaches Tor SOuihbridse, dsiy Tor Nonh
and Nesl Woodstock and Easllord Gsil,.
PASSENGERS for NeN York by Steu' boat, from sta
lions on The line Of this Road. viii take the 80 NJ
Train from Worcester
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won sTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF
Manufactures. Trades. and Professions
WoRoEsrER

The following List, representing two houses in
each btsnch Of trade il submitted the citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with tile
fullest confidence that persons in want Of he prodects
Of Wore ster Work Shops, the Merchandise of wor
cester Stores, in Of the branches here enumerated
will be able TO suppy themselves At short notice an
upon as reasonable terms bo met with Ia Bosto
elsewhere.
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urs- Fursl
COOP assortment of aiore Martin, Alonn. a,n do.
N Fitch, Coney, and swan fnfs. may he ibnnd n,
~" nem :" sfiVANps PRATT
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STEEL.
Fisher q NOTfis' Cast Steel Face An
wills and Vices

Best English AnvIls and Vices.
Hose hasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS, AXLE-TREES an
BOXES, Ell PTIC SPRINGS, BLACK
SMITHS BELLOWS, BLACKSMITH's sc
COAL. -
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Quartz Rock JcSyeEpy

N&ARREITN SllERN GOD beg to announce the
ally the east for HEM The machinery for this exqus-
lite branch Of their business is of the most improved and
perfect description being ordered TO their establishment
here without any regard to They are now able to
cut and test all kinds of precious stones and gems no lon
ger therefore need the curious treasures of soil and
mines remain mrcgardcd and undoyooped. Quartz rock
mixed with gold when cut and polished makes the most
beautiful and unique style Of jcwelry.
Rings pins, %Hd scl cane headS, coat buttons and
hundred different things, be manufactured from it,
hat for beauty Of design and elegance of niah would be
highly appreciated in the eastern States, rendering them
above all other souvenirs most superior for home presents
Call and see them BARRETT u SHERWOOD
Argent's Building, Montgomery street, one door rom
Commercial street, San Francisco.
n. Borders sent by express punctually atcndcJo.-
Quartz mixed with gold suitable for cutting. purchYed at
from to five hundred per cent above the net go(value
December 81, 1853. } BIN
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In number Of our exchanges we notice the
name of our esteemed friend, Hon. JOHN CONFESS.
mentioned in connection with the Speakcrship Of
the approaching Legislature What that gentle
mans views are on the subject we know not, nor
do we intend to-allude TO them. Doubtless like
most Others he is ambitious of acquiring an honor
able distinction, but we doubt if the Spcakership
would add to his already proud reputation Du-
ring the last Legislature great and deserved enco
miums were lavished upon him for the yigilant and
untiring zeal he exhibited in searchingly scruin-
ling every claim that was presented against the
State; and such was the confidence the House had
in his recttude and probity, that every claim that
he sanctioned was unanimous y passed without ex-
animation, and all that he reported against were
unhcsitatingly rejected. The House knew him to
be thoroughly honest and economical, and their
confidence in hin, was unlimited. We have heard
many of those who differedfrom him and were in no
manner his warm friends, say that he alone saved
the State thousands of dollars by carefully OK
aiming every claim and rejecting those that in all
probability would have passed had it not been Tor
his opposition. If all this be true-and we have
every reason to believe it is-no man in the State
is better fitted or more needed, for Chairman OF
the Committee on Claims, than our worthy Repre-
sentative 1t is true that the position is not looked
upon as being so high or so honorable as speaker,
but the man who faithfully and honorably serves
the State as Chairman of that Committee, does the
State more service rendors his name glorious,
is more entitled to the appreciation and gratitude of
the people, and will do more real good than the
Speaker possibly can. We look upon it, in our
present financial embarrassment, as the most respon
sbc and important Committee in the House, and
were we member of the House, and had our
friends experience and capacity, would prefer it to
any other We would have the proud conscious
ness Of having benefited adopted State, at a
sacrifice Of our inclination
From the antecedents of our Representative we
Judge that this will be his preference The Speak
ership may be q bone of contention, and we should
dislike to see one Of the most useful active and
honest members mixed up in any squabble that
might impair his usefulness.
As far as the honor CT having the Speaker from
our County is concerned we can dispense with it
Ell Dorado needs no adventurous aid to make its in
fluencc felt. 1t is powerful and magnanimous.-
Without detracting the least from its high position
it can graciously yield a point. Other Counties
may fight for the bauble it should not condesccnd
to enter the list for such paltry prize. Show us
an object worthy of strife and we will not be back
ward in pitching in
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THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.

&C. CURLE BROTHERS, Third street, Sacramento,
authorised Agents for that city All orders, for
this paper left in their CHARGE will be promptly attended
to.
Mr.. JAMES C. DUNCAN, at the Bookstore ollie
count 81 Strong San Funcisco, will act Agent for the
4irgus All orders for this office left with him. will be
promptly attended to.
MR.. D. G.. WALDRON, is our authorised Agent for
this county.
J. Q, LADUE, Esq, will act agent for the. Argus
at Mamaiage Hill.
Mossrs Pickering Bradshaw authorized to act as
Agents for the "gts in Pacervc. Persous subscribing
at their News Depot, Nam Street will have their papers
left at their residence place of business free of charge
subroenas Executions &C., &C., constantly hand and
for sale at this Office.
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Sons OF TENpERANcE.--We are gratifcd to learn
that the "Sons1 again organized in our town on
Tuesday evening last. Quite number Of appli-
cants were initiated and the society starts under
the most fattering auspices. There arc number
of persons in our midst who would be greatly ben
Gifted. both morally and pecuniary, were they to
become members of such humane benevolent and
excellent society The Sons number among their
members some of our Oldest and best citizens, whose
influence and example will doubtless lead others to
join them.
The following gentlemen its officers James
Johnson. w. P; Thomas H. Hewes, w. A.. c, ].
Racklife, r. s.; Joseph Miller, A. R. s.. Laban
c. Burr, +. s.: A. L. McClung, T.; John McGon-
agile c.. John Miller, A. c.; NJ R. Reeves, |. S.
and Giles Z. Sill, o. S.
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'gGsy~We cannot omit to tender our sincere thanks
to our friends and the dear public" for the liberal
share of patronage that has thus far been bestowed
upon u.s. 1t has very much exceeded our expecta-
tons. Advertisements have been very literally
handed in, and our subscription list is large and
rapidly increasing. Job work too has come in with
rush We have had to work night and day to
accommodate our customers.
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learn from a telegraphic dispatch to the Ulljoa,
that on Friday night, December ., at u o'clock,
the Winfield Scott struck upon a rock on the Island
of Anacapi, off the coast of Santa Barbara about
twenty-five miles She first struck bow on then
with her STERN and next on her side, carrying away
her rudder. great deal Of confusion was created
on board.
The fog was dense, but weather calm and by
half past one the boats lowered and first filled
with women and children, who were safely landed,
the beach being but short distance off In this
way all on board were taken ashore, and they were
amply supplied with provisions from the wreck
The wreck Of the steamer was left hanging on
the rock by her bow, her stern being in eight faith
oms OF water. She will be total loss and must 90
to pieces in the next storm. The passengers had
experienced no suffering, except that Of the mind.
Treasure and yaluables all saved
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Be7y~ The State Journal did us gross injustice in
copying that part of our article on the Address
of the Democratic State Central Committee" which
conceded with its views, and leaving out an impor-
tant part which condemned the personal illusions
in it. The Democracy of Ell Dorado desire to be
set right on the subject They did not nor will
they ever sanction any thing that has tendency
to breed dsaffection in the Democratic ranks
The subject is distastoful and we regret to allude
to it again, but we will not be made even seemingly
to approve what we heartily condemn.
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BGag~ Another candidate for the Spcakershp is an
nounccd by the Sacramento papers, in the person Of
the Hon. j. M. NIcBraycr. Nearly every county in
the State has q candidate and some have two or
three. The more the merricr. There will perhaps
be some warm work ON the subject.
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A gentleman from Granite Creek informs us that
it will be more extensively worked this winter than
at any former time. number of miners are at
work throwing up dirt and impatiently waiting for
water to wash it. 1t has heretofore paid remarka-
bly well in the winter season, and many good
claims were abandoned last spring in consequence
of the scarcity of water. The rains hold off much
longer than usual. but it is reasonable to calculate
On their falling in short time.