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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
Tuesday Evening, March ~. 1853

FOREIGN ITEMs.-We find the following
additional items in the intelligence by the
Steamer Cauada:
Lord Palmerston stated to Parliament that
no application had been made for the ex-
p%ulsion Of foreign refugees from England;
and had such been made it would have mel n
firm and decided refusal. Lord Dudley Stu
art called the attention of Parliament to the
Turkish affairs. Lord Russell replied that
Government had thought il necessary to have
a frank explanation from Austria and at the
same time to express the views Of England
as to maintaining the independence of Tur-
key. lie had no doubt the difficulties would
be adjusted by negotiation.
Mazzini publishes a letter taking the re-
sponsibility of the London Committees
Manifesto, and states that the ADDRESS to the
Hungarians was written by Kossuth, at
Mazzini's request, during Kossuth's ~sojourn
at Kutayai, and never afterwards retracted,
The Duchess of Sunderland placed Stafford
house at the disposition of Mrs. Beecher
Stowe, to give receptions.
Government refused to charter the Lon
don, Liverpool and American Steamship
Company. .
A ship arrived from Melbourne with near.
ly FL ,O0O, 900. The Pope's arrival at Paris
is daily looked for.
The Emperor says the Imperial manufac'
tories will be worthily represented at the
New York exhibition.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to fire
the TOulon Arsenal.
The assassin of the Emperor of Austri,
was executed at Vienna. The Emperor ha.
not recovered from the wound, which is mort
serious than they expected. A mob at Wen,
ma broke the windows Of the British Ambas'
sador's house.
Austrian citize ms at Vienna refuse inter
course with Englishmen. in consequence o
England sheltering Mazzini and Kossuth.-
Unusual commotion in Hungary, and many
arrests. Arrests in Milan.
Austrian Lloyd's says that in consequence
OF the unsettled state Of affairs, Russia is TAX,
ing great precaution to prevent outbreaks ia
Poland.
The Constitutional states that the mission
to C~onstantinople is to demand nine millions
Ripple, due Russia for Intervention in 1910
and to insist upon the settlement Of the Holy
Sepulchre affairs.
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THE HUSoARIANs IN fowA.--A letter from
the Hungarians in New Buda contradict III,
report Of their intended removal to Texas
UjhHzy, alone, having sold his land to-
German Emigrant Society, leaves in III,
spring, with his family, for San Antonio, il
the neighborhood of which place he has pur
chased some hundreds Of acres of land. Thu
Hungariaus hnvc elected Joseph Majthenyi
formerly member and Secretary of the Up,
per House Of Hungary, their Chairman, il
place of uJhuzy.
CoNsULsHIrs or UNITED SrArra-We Sc,
it stated that tho most lucrative of our con,
sulships is that at Panama, which Is ratet
at between thirty-fve and one hundred thou
sand dollRrs per annum. Havana is next
then liverpool, and afterwards in order
comes Buenos hyres, Matanzas, Havrc
Alexandra, and Hong Kong, or Canton -
The commercial agency at St. Thomas
Danish West India Islands, is said to be
year.
THE NEW YoRK BRIBERY CAsEs.--Hi is al
legged that railroads IN -four of the avenues
were obtained from the common council BY
brides amounting 10 several hundred thou.
sand dollars, and that thoae members who
voted for the Broadway Railroad are tO, re-
ceive 100000 each in it's stock, In addition
to what they have already received. The
Sunday Atlas mentions one member who
was 81, 900 worse of than nothing when, O.
lcc,ed, but in n year has become rich by
selling his votes.
DISTINGUISHED PRoSELYTE.--Dr. Tying,
'he eminent divine of New York. is report
ed ms having been converted to spiritual.
ism, The revereG gentleman made his
confession, 1t seems, on Saturday evening
l"st' before his whole congregation, and
weht 80 lar even al to intimate that unless
no mad a change Of mind it might be ne.
ceeSary Tor him to give up the ministry
a private letter, however, says that he did
not 70 quite that Iur in his confessions.
WEEKLY AlNr TO CAL,roasrA.-on Mon.
Gay next the weekly linc of steamers, of
the United States Mail Steamship Comma.
nv will commence running from New
Fork. Gu that day the Illinois will ,,ke
her departure, and will be followed bv tho
Crescent City on tho 2sth. The daya Of
drpartUre will be the 9th, iSth, aOl6 mud
3Bth OF each month.
GERMANY ofthe editors are now dcba,ino
whether u cife nd iady, When they have
arrived at. a satisfactory conclusion Of the
point we offer them rs u subject for theiI
gigantic intellccts, whether husband is a
gentleman.
TnE NEw SILvERCo'z,- lit IL stated tha,
the director Of the mint has purchased about
half u million dollars in silver, at u premium
OF four or FIVE per cent, to melt down for ths
new silver COMA.
0TProf. w. b: Horner, longtime con.
neeted with the University of Pennsylvania
died in thnt city, on Monday last. He was
one Q 1.-THE most skikfa and oclebratedana,
tomists ofthe day.
0-There Is now twelve .shIps up at New
Lorkfc. Australia.
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MARRIED.

On March 22d, by the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Grand
Master ofthc Grand Lodge of Ohio. I. o. o. f., MIR.
NEi.soN w: WEAKLY, Of Charity Lodge No. 7. Lam
caster; and Miss EIIzABErH CoULsoN, daughter of
7. G. Jonathan Coulsou.
On Thursday evening, nth inst at the residence
ofMr. G J; Wygum, by Rev, 4 Brooks, Mr.. JACOB
E!NsEL of Bone township, and Miss RosANNA GILL
of this city.
The fec, in regular form and liberal proportions, is
duly acknowledgement the warmest wishes for the
the continued prosperity and happiness of the par
ties, fellow as a natural consequence.
On the oh inst, by the sama, Mr. JOHN p. LINCOLN
and Miss ANNA TRouT, both of this city.
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Spring.

A, bursting into greenness,
A,waking as fro IN sleep,
A twitter and a MARBLE
That makes the pulses-leapf
A sense of renovation,
OF treshpess and of health,
A easting Oft of sordid fear,
A carelessncss of wealth.
A. watching as In childhood;
For the flow ers that one by one
Ope their golden petals
To WOO the ftful sun;
A. gush, a fash, a gurgle,
A wish to shout and sign
As filed with hope and gladness,
We hail the verbal SPRING.
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A Coop IDRA.-There is a gentleman in
Boston who gives twenty-five cents to some
charitable purpose whenever he uses a pro-
fame word. The Secretary and General A.
gent ofthe Boston Provident Association
acknowledges the receipt OF seventy-fve
cents from this individual.
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Suicide.

PHIbADEBPHrA, March 3l.-Samuel Dan
iels, living at Catasaque, kehigh county
shot himself this morning. pecuniary
trouble was the cause. His wife tried to
prevent him, and To- the struggle the ball
passed through her hand, ..inficting a dread
full wound. He had only been married n
few months,
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GThe Legislature of Indiana has ap.
Propriated five thousand each year for col.
onization purposes, and appointed a coloni.
cation agent. The Detroit Advertiser re.
marks: "This is a bright contrast to the
black law recently enacted by the Illinois
Legislature. Indiana provides the black
people the means to find home where they
will be free citizens, and Illinois sells them
into slavery"
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Ice AT BuFrALo.-The Commercial OF the
18th, says:
The rain and wind last night have done
considerable towards removirg the ice from
our harbor. For eight or ten miles from the
mouth of the creek, up the lake, no ice could
be seen this morning. On the beach above
the lighthouse there is n large quantity of
ice, which a strong wind would soon dislodge
and cnrry down the river
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GTThe man who obtains the Collector
ship in New Yorkhas to give secusitiesin,
the sum Of four hundred thousand dollars
the same as for the Assistant Treasurer
and each surety has to swear that he is worth
the sum, against which he puts his name,
over and above all Indebtedness.
G1-On the nth instant 944 convicts from
England arrived at Bermuda.
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WAGONS FOR THE MoRuoNs.-A firm in
Cincinnati has contracted to build one hun
dred and fifty wagons for a company Of En-
glish Mormons who are now On their way
from Great Britain to the Salt Lake. They
will land at New 0rleans, ascend the Mis-
sissippi and cross the plains to their desiua'
ton.
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BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE great tunnel
in the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad was COM
pleted to-day, so as to allow the cars to pass
through it.
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6y~The Pittsburgh and Wheeling pack
cts on the Ohio river are racing daily. We
see,a match c%oncocted, with 10000 a aide
staked9 WHARF 10 the ~lawl-where are the
officers of the lawl
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To rrir CITIZENS oF Thank.
full Tor your past favors, I solicit your support for the
Office Of CRY MtasTAL;a and if elected, / pledge my
self to discharge, faithfully and to the best Of my
abilities, tho duties ofthat office.
March Il. 1853. SANUJEL CANNON.
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Mr.. JOIN WIzER, one Of the 6rst compa-
ny of emigrants to this State, died at MARI
eta, n week or two since, at the advanced
oge Of e4Eears.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.--The next
State Fair of Pennsylvania is TO be held at
Pittsburgh on the 9th, 2sth. and goth Of
September nexi.. The citizens subscribed
s., 500 towards defraying the expenses
This Fair VI II no doubt be creditable to Pitts
burgh and the old Keystone. and the Buck.
eyes will be sure to be on han to see aud
show.
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hHN RANDoLPn.--A new anccdote ofJohn
Randolph Of Roanoke is given by the Nor
folk Ne,Gs:
'lic was travelling through n part Of Vir-
glnia with, which he was unacquainted, and
stopped during the night at an inn near the
forks Of the roAd. The innkeeper was u fine
gentleman, and no doHbt, one of the first
families of the old Dominion. Knowing who
his distinguished guest was, he cndcavorcd
during the evening to draw him into CONVEX
sation, but failed in all his efforts. But IN
the morning, when Mr.. Randolph was rea-
dy to start, he called for his bill, which on
being presented, was paid. The landlord,
still anxious to have some conversation with
him, he begun as follows:
(Which way are you travcllingr Mr..
Randolph"
"Sirr" said Mr.. Randolph, with a look of
disPleOsure.
81 asked, "said the landlord; (which way
are you travellingl"
"Elaue | paid you my bill!"'
"Yes."
"Do ] W you anything more!"
"No."
"WclI, I'm going just where Il please; do
you undersiandV
Yes"
The landlord by this time got somewhat
excited, and Mr., Randolph dove of. But,
b. the landlords surprise, in a few minutes
sent one Of the servants to enquire which Of
the forks of the road to take. Mr.. Randolph
not being out Of hearing distance the land.
lord spoke at the top of his breath, "Mr. Ran
dolph you don't own me one cent; just take
what road you please"
at is said thatthe air turn blue with the
cursea of Randolph
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The Weather .-''The bursting into greer.
ness" which we published yesterday, is in
applicable to-day. A keen nor'wester pre-
walls with symp oms of snow.
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Mn. WEAVER: Please announce ISAAC CONFER as
aeandidate for MARSHAL, at the eusuingcity election,
and oblige MANY VOTERS,
March IL, 1859
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TIRE EUREKA DIAMOND Wonderful il
True.-We have received a communication
tdSscriptivs Of this remarkable stone, which
was fountwitbin two miles Of Columbia, in
Tnolumne county. Our correspondent in
forms us that il has been carefully and scien-
~tifcally tested by DR.. +. Banks, n graduate
of tho Medical University Of Epuisiana, who
p%ronounces it beyond all doubt, to be a dia.
mond OF very rare purity. II is said to be
larger than the Crown Diamond Of England,
which is vnluod at ten millions of dollars.
We are informed by a gentleman who has
seen il, that it is about the size Of pigeons
egg, but it is Of course still in the rough.
Should this tnrn out b be true, its value will
be enormous, and new source Of boundlcss
wealth open to our miners; for this of course
cannot be the only stone Of the kind in the
country. niaRond mines are just as well
defined as gold mines. ~-Saa Francisco Her
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FOR CATIEORN1A--HA NDS WANTED.
ETNHE subscriber will start for California on the LIST
Aiof AprlS with Slot of Horses, and wishes to en-
ploy some twenty good, sober, Industrious men to 60
with him. They wiltbe taken at fifty dollars for each
man, they finding their own guns and blankets.
Lancaster, March II. .JtA. TALLMADGE.
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tbs SEMIHoLEs OF FLoRIDA.-In q recent
debate in the Senate on Ihe proposition to
raise a force TO expet the Seminoles iron
Florida, Senator Houston did himself credi,
by the following just remarks;
WWhy press upon this little handful oil
Indians Are the necessities Of Florida 81
great that, extended over u vast area of coun-
try, with sparse population, her people can
not find employ ment within the settled lin
its Of their country 70. the investment oil
their capital, without running in upon the
hammocks OF the Indians, Interfering with
their fisheries and their hunting grounds
There is no necessity for il. Let us use q
little forbearance. Billy Bowlegs is moi
such u terrible s~care-crOw, or so anxious fol
war when he cannot be advantaged by il
that he is going to invade the formidable
State of FlOrida. | will not vote for the
amendment, ] am satisfied that any en-.
cUuragement given to the Executive OF the
State will be succeeded by demands upon
thr Executive of the United States they
will be SO importunate, and newspapers will
get up stories Of oombatS, the most melan-
cboly and terrible details will be narrated,
but all will turn out to be fusiian at last.
~ "NSb NV u w ClTCltlulCu IuIOuEHOut
the United States, and there will be a great
cry raised Of the cruelty Of the Indians, and
OF their massacres of the people on the from
tier.
1.-THE country will be alive with the cry,
and people will be ready u fly TO the stand
ard of Florida to defend her against a few
hundred poor, miserable. half-storved In
dians. whom humanity requires that you
should feed rather than cxterminate. The
Indians want justice, and | wish there were
an ADLER man than myself to stand up on
this floor and demand, in their behalf, that
justice shall be done them. Sir, they are
despoiled Of everything. Their territory Is
taken from them. They are robbed of their
anuuities and the purchase money for their
lands ia taken by felons. Is not this some
thing that should be looked at and consider
ed! They have no one here to appeal in
their behalf, or to tell their griefs and wrongs
to American ears but il is nevertheless
true that their history is a history Of wrong
untold. If Senators, independent Of their
position, cannot stand forth and vindicate
the wronged Indian, where is he to look
but to the Great Spirit for red css ! and that
comes slowly when compared to the activity
OF the avarice of the wicked
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FOR RENT,

AEE ROOM in tha second story and the large room
Yin tho third story over the Clothing StoreIof Smith
& Tong, main-street.
have also for salc on very easy terms, several lots
In the Northwest addition p. B. EWING.
Lanoestsrs march 80, 1853 3wd
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Receipts for the Gazette.
A, Laughlin $500 Col. w. Hamiltonl, 90
Peter Shaver 600 Henry Fry 800
DR.. Hyde l,75 Solomon King 800
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MADAME PuLsErV's BooK.-IL was well
understood that this distinguished lady was
busy taking notes during her s,journ and
tour through this country with Kossutb, and
the Buffalo Commercial snys she has given
to the world the fruit Of the observations
which che made on her tour, in the firm Of
rather a good looking volume. The. book
contains some new things, and umoaR tAem
we may class the statement 'that the NOR.
ally In the United States is more ~sterlino
q ip France or Italy, or 10 tho capi,als oI
Austria or Russia, and, therefore, airtations
VIVA hharried lSdies are rnheMdof,"
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G-The National Era speaking OF the
Presidents Message says:
"No distinctive Democl attic principle OF
measure was announced; no doctrine was
uttered in regard to domestic affairs, which
Mr.. Fillmore has not uttered in his annual
messages; no sentiment was expressed in
relation to foreign affairs, which had not
been fully expressed by Mr. Everett in his
letter about Cuba"
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MAD SRoNE.-A Wonderful Discovery
Some Of our readers probably, are aware
that there is such a woadsrrsl thing in px-
istence os thc!mdd -stonc-ah invaluable agent
in curing the most inveteratc cases Of by
'drophobia. We had heard there was such
q magic stone, but tire nted the statement as
one Of the cutch-pcnny humbugs Of the
day. But within the last week we have
c%onversed with several persons Of undoubted
veracity, aud high responsibility, who have
witnessed the astonishing aad miraculous
cures effected by the maidstone. Two per-
sons in the town of Crete, in this county,
who were bitten by rabid dogs a few weeks
ago, have been perfectly cured by the APP
plicution Of this stone. One case in Iro-
qupis county, who had suffered two fits of
hydrophobia, was efectualy cured and went
his way rejoicing -havinr been snatched
from the jaws of a most horrible and revolt
ing death, by the potent maidstone. The
~hydrophObia can be cur d.
There are two Of the m%nd-stones in Iro-
quois county. One is owned by a lady near
Middleport, and the other by a gentleman in
the town OF Texas. Joliet my True Dem.
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GrDont forget The Concert ,hi, evening.
Il will pay.
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CITY Election.

Mn. WEAvER:-Please announce to the citizens Of
l. ncsstcr that Mr., JAMES THOMAS will be a cam
didate for Cry MARSHAL. If elected, he will make
a faithful officer. MANY VOTERS.
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II. q NJ. R1ad.--Yestcrday. afternoon,
the Directors of the Evansville and NAYS
vile Road elected II. Fl. HUNTER, ESQ,
PrFsident;P b. EWING, Esq, Secretary and
Treasurcr: and Henry MIXERS, Superintend-
ent. We are confident that more faithful
and energetic officers could not have been
selected.
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~ Vta DIR. j. Ma. BIGELOW,
II AS returned andswiIl attend to~the Practice osS
IL his Profession.
OFFICE-At his ED residence on wheeling street;S"
doors east Of Columbus street.
Lancaster, March II, 1853. sm4o~
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TnE STEAM FIRE Notwithstanding trial
Of the steam fire engine took place at Gin.
ciDnati a few days ago, Steam was raised
In four minutes from the time Of lighting the
fire, and in twelve minutes she was throw
ing u stream of water through an inch and
three-qpartcr nozzle, from 80 feet of hose, a
distance of239 feet. She threw ak streams
Of water at one time, each Of them better
than firemen generally put upon a fire.
Bhe Enquirer says that the engine will
throw water in sufficient quantities 10 do eff
6cient service at fire, no one who has seen
her work Doubts for u moment. The great
difficulty appears to be the getting Of her to
ires, Being so cumbersome and heavy it is
almost impossible to get her. through the
streets without cutting them up aud destroy.
ing the bowldcring. II one could be built
llghscp IL would no doubt answer, the pur-
pose.
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BALTlaoRE, March lS.-The Mechanics
held an immense mass meeting this after
noon. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
operatives threaten 10 stop work again, if the
company grants an extension Of time to
Ross Winans and Adam Denmend on con-
tracts, which would enable them further TO
resist the demands of the %worknen. Great
enthusiasm was, manifested, and tho most
determined action resolved on.
The Baltimore bacon dealers have lost
heavily by the decline in provisions. j. II.
Cook has tailed for $50, 900. Messrs. Cas-
sards have suspended, but not considered a
bad failure; it'is thuayht they will be able
to go on again. The extent Of the failure,
lit should prove a failure, is $4,000. 1t
was one Of the oldest and most wealthy
houses, and made immense profits last year.
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H- NOTICE..
The subscriber wants to buy a lot Of large likely
HORSES for market, between this and the first off
April, for which liberal prices will be paid.
lancaster, March 10. D. TALLMADGE.
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PACIFIC HIGHWAY Benton'S PLan.- Col.
Benton is the go-ahead man Of the West, and
he has Just addressed letter to the people
Of Missouri on the subject ola National
Highway from the Mississippi river to the
PdciSc. 1t advocates the Central route,
and Col. Benton is in favor Of making this
highway on a grand scale, reserving a tract
a mile wide for all sorts of roads, rail and
m~acadamised, and q plain old English road,
and two margins one hundred feet wide for
independent and rival telegraph lines. He
is opposed to making this highway by any
mixture Of public and private means, or by
giving lands to companies; but helds that
the United States should build the road and
the fixtures, and let out the use of it for
terms Of seven or ten years to the lowest
bidder. The present system OF railways from
the Mississippi to the Atlantic, he regards as
an expanded fen, the spokes of which con-
verge to St. Louis, the handle extending
thence to San Francisco.
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CINCINNATI DULLAR TIMEs.-This old es-
tublished weekly paper, since its enlarge.
ment, appears to have gained in popular ia
vor. II is one of the best papers published
in the West and will accommodate the Wes-
tern public much better than the Eastern
weeklies. 1t gives q general report Of the
markets and is filed with various interest
ing literary and miscellaneous Intelligence.
G. w. Starbuck is the publisher.
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Pacific VEGETABLEs.-An Oregon paper
lately informed us that Il potatue had been
raised, weighing 8 pounds; aud the Califur-
nin papers speak of "A field Of onions, weigh
Ing Il posRa each, aud $4,000 pounds Of them
on an acre; 250 to 800 bushels of potatoes
on an acre !. anAisles long as your arm, ten
der and sweet; f'ttuces'a< big us your hat;
grapes, seven to ten pounds OK II stem; on
ions, 81 pounds each; turnips, rs hpgc as the
head Of n flour barrel, and weighing 100
pounds; n beet SO pounds; and carrots three
feet in length. Cereal. grains grew fire.
luently to the height Of TO IL feet; and clo-
uer Of which there arc twenty varieties,
grows 20 the height nfthrcc feet. Near San
Francisco, there is n red wood tree, fifty
feee through, aud 300 feet high, Fishy-
isn't il!