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The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

Why is a young widow like torn garment?
Because she needs repairing!
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
I Would Mt! Would You?

l Would Mt! would You!
4 wouldn't give much for girl with a bonnet
That cost fifty dollars when it was new;
Who sports large muff with hairy tail on it,,
That hangs down in front of it just as it grew,
| wouldn't give much for this female!
Would you?
| wouldn't give much for female who prances.
Promenadng all the thoroughfares through,
Giving thanks to the clerks, or else amorous
ganccs,
Enough to turn her eyes all askew.
] wouldn't give much for this female!
Would you?
The following is reply to the above, sent by a
ady:
WOULDN'T! WOULD YOU?
wouldn't give much for a chap who has "gone
it,"
Till he's run every cent of his legacy through
Whose smpering chin has huge goatee on it,
That hangs down on it just as it grew,
would'nt give much for this fellow!
Would you?
] wouldn't give much for chap with collar,
That's made to stand up, almost over his ears
Who wears white kid gloves that cost over a
dollar,
Aud coat that belongs to some knight of
the shears.
would'nt give much for this fellow
Would you?
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

SALE OF QUARTZ PRoPERTY.-We un-
derstand, says the Sacramento Union, from
Mr. McGee, State Senator from Plpmas coun-
ty, and one of the proprietors, that the Nam
moth Quartz Mill and lead, on Jamison's
creek, one of the richest in that comfy, has
lust been sold for the sum of $4,000 Alrea-
dy large sum has been expened in the de-
velopment of its richness, and still large
amount will be required to render the machi-
merry complete; but when all is finished it
will doubtless be among the most valuable
property in the State.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

NED MCGowAN.-The Chronicle of the
10th says: We are informed by Mr. f. d..
kohler, that there is gentleman at present
in this city who conversed with Ned McGow-
an recently, at PlaccrviIe. He knows him
well, and says he is at the present time max
inc rapid strides in the direction of Carson
Valley. We are of opinion that grass will
not grow very high under his feet while he is
making his exodus from the country.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

ON UANp.-The Chronicle says: We learn
from good authority, that upwards of two
have armed and equipped themselves and
signlied their intention of comming to the
aid of the Vigilance Committee in case mat
ters should be pushed to actual hostlities.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

The real dates of the cquinoyes and sostces
at that time fell upon the twentieth day of March
and September, June and December.
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, Below ~ appcud an account OF the wccni
reception OF this distinguished statesman in
chicago, Uoutrss,ei with the reception he
met with in the same city. JUS, AFTER the pas.
sage OF the Nebraska Bill, it shows grcat
revolution in tho public mind in tina, place.
since that period, Then he was not permitted
10 SPEAK. by means Il the constantly KEEP, up
howlings and hoo,ings Of tue inlarIa,e>l mob,
who we've Determined tina, he sl'oL no. I've
heard TIA the occasion OF this last visit. AL
uliring thousands turned out TO do him homer
and Ia listen 10 his unanswerablc eloqacnce.
The following is from the Chicago Nns,, oi
the 9th inst
Senator Douglas then amijst the most en-
thusisstic cheering, presented himself a, the
iron, Of the stand At this moment the sight
was magnificent. all the space on the WIS, side
OF The Court HOUSE building was dcnsciy
packed and la Sale stret on both sides II
the carriage way, and the carriage way itself
from Randolph down 90 Washington street
the STEPS and balconies, the windows aud even
the roofs " the houses and the shells fronting
the square. wer occupied by AN enthusiastic
multitude anxious 10 behold and hear the man
whose name has hs'n imnorialir'Si IN his dtcds
per'ormet IN behalf OF Illinois, aud who's lame
has ecome NJ wide spread Us the successful he
fender Of the Constitution and The Union The
vast multitude embraced men ofall parties, ami
as body the Republicans werr more than
ordinarily respectful and orderly There were
those. however. who, having no respect ior them
selves, were base and mean enough to attempt
disorder. II was upon this weak minded class
that the infamous appeal made BY the Prt" IN
the morning, had produced mn effect They
sought riot they wanted night they wanted
to murder the Irish, and here and there on The
outskirts In h,,le knots The dcpraved followers
oil W cntworth, feck ANA brHss, ihdn'g'ht Mlr
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Land Napta0ts.

fbs Arlington Sey n ps, Friday eve.
nng say.
Lard Var ants have ,-s- 81 ucitef dsanaDd
for the p~s. -e.K. The suppIy !. limited. bot
quite equal 10 the vapts a jeal~rs We are
adyi-d of Isrge quantities 81 Wwrssis being
held up Throughout the county. limited a, 81
per acre. whIch must have the effect. togather
with The falling "A Va the isrue 10 tie Pension
Office. 10 il -1h the supply. ibe wboIe pam
her Of add Warrant b~ocd IRON iis Pension
Unice nu'sr the art 81 March ,. lSj5. 10 lsJe
y6l /, vii take 1887 go acrrs Of laf1 10
satisiy ths-e Warrant. Abou, 2i5 900 claim,
have t~en presented undr ibi. act, Is .600 ~
smfues leaving sioa, mo 70 h. aete,i upon
Of this number 10000 Or 5000 gill p'obably
II rsleetsL The sapply far the present. there
iore. cannot b. equal To Ia, year. and should
the deEsud 10 a. heretofore On ibe restoration
n 'b~ lands In the West pricr' must advance
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nIsrRICT COURT THIRD DISTRICT.
sSasisrtm gsssaSs Se,mlmavw.

rlNiiS INSTITUTION WILL COMMENCE ON
j Nspss.bAv, eap, l0,h aa isf saie,sa, q ~. ~
=, ompishsi teacher. lastsslas ~ii he gwen %, eli
the branches tsasbt IL Tho "d's, aud beet Female Col
t@sasts 81 the fsss ~ slmsr nsti'o,,nns Ia the Ess'
The insiita,,on viii eops'si ~ me pnnfsft Dspsu
'nsnt iof tharsn and yuabs ghis sni tn tnlssisis
Tor Ssasg Ladies Tho course Of sudY embraces Astsrsi
issess, M.tbe8stirs helss Isnfss, tstbatIas Latin,
French Herman snd I,slisn
sgpeT, ts.ihties fof The srgaaiioo 81 the io Ats,
~ Music, IN its vsfioos he psuHeB,s PsiRtas, OBJ,
Pastel or ws's Csio,s p,ssns. Linear tssyohthias.
cree r1ptey Msehe of Fsli. Wosl rhs Zee hers ere
all isas. sfespes'enes IN the hest f-rsa ssm,ssr.. Ia
ibs Isst
sssli as,absr ~ Ss.aK Lai,ss can r..s,Lly be o.
rn.nn,ns'sd "a tie family ~ the Pfiseipal Fof
'ins r.oss- o. eisssisI. apply At wls.iow iieu.~,
sssf7dt- N sMitb, A. NJ, PIES.
4 Mi'itDYED LITTLE GIANT CORN & con
j PLANTATION aiiL--ps,e. radss.d4 The .ab.sfi
bsf hss ysscbs.s sasie.,s flsbt al ts.tafy yr
N The West, ~ the sbsss ssistfatsd uuill. and a. pfs
ps'sa :" fsfS.h ,hsn ~ NJ, TINES, either shne.aia
ts,sn saafsnssss, IN tina 'nos, positive msoasr
u .sa nov mats thea ysS Aln.s the ISsiis ihsHt 81
vas intisfasei Ia The psbbe during phish TINE h..
bses "ssea sntiy afo~iaz In the pnsi,s fssr
fss improvements rsesstiy sisetsd ssa fstsnisfi,
oshs u the mort psfegt msshiss altered ff xsni
srsi fsfu " Ia furnished complete fsst) ff 81
,sshiss ts.ia, sud weighs ss fJsss Nc. ', Ifb Nos
z, no No, q. t"o No, =, boz Poa"da i~sstJ ",s-
yiSs are snmelssi % set "ns ~ ~'thoht isrShabfA
al ssa shAa sdjssie. u Gan ~ith ssAey he ga
Trusted 4" "e' Pau , S5..,"". p""' zee" malt
No. D. ~ sad gin s,"d b" meal hoe' With h"r's
go, 10 e..
=. $50, :, "
s~-Iib.rsI alseosst " dealers.
JAMKs n CHADWICK
10. - Losssi ST., bs,ssss s~eosi and fh,rd,
so'ijssU H. ioas, No.
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D.,a Of a. CALd~s.- -Rtssa our exchanges
f,om different parts q the country NC gather nc
count. which lead Us 10 infer that the prcsen,
season will BE- marked amo,g the year. for the
sad fatality which is b-sring infants FROM their
cradles 10 their graves, Is the wing Of night
to the earth in a noiseless fight. In our own
city. but very few deaths have occurred among
the old or middle aged. the present season They
have principally been confined 10 the young and
tender buds who il they had b'en spared would
erc long. have rp-nel into the flower of fond
parents hope and pride. Among this class the
fatality has been greater than usual Happy
are those pareut., who in their affection. can
recall the pas, without any regretfu reeoiec.
tons To such, and only such, can the lines Of
ongfelow be any solsee
There !. reaper, ~hoss name I. Death.
And With sickle t-en,
lie rap. the bearded grain st breath.
Asi the flowers that srcs between,
Shall hsv. ssasht that D. fair >" saith be
"Hav. nsught hut the bearded sraia'
Tho the breath Of these ao~ers !. swes, to me,
! ~ili giee them ell bach xsu
lie Cared st the Hover, With trarlui eyes
lie kissed their dropping leaves
II was for N. Lord OF Paradise
lie bound them IN he shsa,es
My Lsri has need VI thsss hoseys gay
The reaper said, sud smiled
Dear tokens " the earth are they,
Where he was once . child
They skAll all bloom ~ the heds OF light,
TrassPlanted By my care,
And SAINTS. apoa thor garments white,
These sacred blossoms wear "
Aud the mother gave. la tears aud pan
The flowers she most did love
she kne~ he shoald nni them all Agsn
In the tsds OF light above
o, not IN cruelty, net In wrath
The reaper came that day
'fsAs an angel visited the green earth
And took the f0~srs away.
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IN PROBATE COURT RAMSEY COUNTY

j Ninnss,ts Territory
Aa tipssisi Term ~ the Probate Court baid Ia sas
fp the eoaa,y II Hsmssy 81 ~ fsOI, .a THURSDAY ths
en- Day ~ sspismbsr,A u lAbo
In the matter ~ the tssts of r.Vti.t hwksss
Ftsssat. \ q Josts, Jaass
us rssiiHs anI 1lnE The petition 81 hlissseih s~Ss1I
ring fvf thstta 4st fafh 'hst The agssups
i've sil OF the ssl1 dsss.ssi 10 sditt~a 10 ffsbais
sod Letters isssssotaty on said Estate ssas to hsIss
u ~ odsrsd tbsi ssisfdsf tbs gTib DAY ~ september
1879 81 10 osiort In the fDsenoss bs ssstsnsj fs'
the b3sfs Of sid psifisa and that ,ss h~s 81 lev Il
SGD deceased ssd ell ether psfsess interested IN ssd
tsfs,. se,et'sd a rrrs. - .--t" ~ u. y 'e%'s
ioaa thea 10 hsidse sol sse~ ess.s " sny there
10, shy NE prst1 ~ SD va,iisoss sss'id not bs
st-btsf
And u 10 further ordered thsi me sad p.iiiBsss give
sstss al Psssas Interested IN SID kstsis ~ the
Js.cy sf the sid pstisS, sud the hs-uss thereof ~
..s.ias rapy 81 ths rider To be Fsbshsi IL The fis
.sss $50 ps 80, sp as.spspss fsL,shsa 81 ~ pssi
ssJ soasIy ~ Hsm.y. tsf three s.fcsssifs ~ssh-
pts'ies, - ssii dsI II heating
q JOsgs
A It'll
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EnvAIjIy UAyIN5; ELrN N1DE IN mn.

HEYAUIT HAVING BEEN MADE IN Tiit
b.ys.sS, ~ ,.e Inst siisnsa,sof the moas secured
% 10 ped b. .s,,s'n ,po'issss bss'ss ds,s - b,l
dsy ~ Aasas A. D Isbs executed W jghn u hnf.ss,
ihs, sf,ss eesn,y afRaB.sy in the T.ui'o', ~ mime
cate. 10 A..tssss Bfs~s, Of esd ssas,y ~ Nssssy,
900 fsso'a.9 :. u. sa,s ., ,hs Hy;.I o. D'si' d
Isi sad is1 the isis day " Jssassv, A. is5s. a.
u ts,losks - :. s.ssfs iss psy@sat 81 the ssm u
% ss..S 10 q. e ... s. s.. -" S, .s.s
.ory so,ss, dated nsy 1]ih, D. 1854 ssa tsysts o.
tss~s, t. sil shs k,r the sum ~ i-s hssatsi sud
ssvsssy sssss fSi0S aslisr psysbs NE zsk DAY NJ
Dsessss, A, d. 1884, with 81 Me fs,s u per
esst yer ssDaa, Que tof tbs hss II two bssdfes
ADD ss,ssty ss,s. 70 100 doi, psysbis "a the NIB ds
~ bessmbsr A. ls5s, with 81 the rate ~ tss
cent, psyssls sssssy, sad aas io' ,hs lac ss@ o,ws
kssiTsd end ssvesy s,sp - 100 soils paysss "a the
roth ssy u bs.sms, D. isss Win v's q, ID. rate Of
t.asa 10 ~ doe Al the as,s Of ,ss nsies the ss d
ihfss bBHdfed aud forty 7tioo doiisn, pdnsFsl ssi
IB"ssss - sst ~ The nfS n'tsiimsnt 81 so w.,
Ssts ssa The fsf,sss sf hsssssd add 90 Ss"s
70 10 assr. prsslp-l ssJ Interest, az ssa 10, h-
ODD issssiiasnt u SD msszsxs sWsph,sS 70 ~ "
The sun u fysr ssBdred s@d sissiy 10" ~ 10 dsHys
Asa ..,d aouxsg. hsyins been dpb ssssn'a ss tie
Istb day u AaGss, 1855 w he sid 'sels pfoshi
20 ct.,l.,N RessSp s"4 sss,sts tss.'s" .as We
..ss.ns., tA.gssf DOR fseafdsd 70 ihs oses of the
asT,.r IL Deeds u .d osasy VI Hsm.sy "a ID. 10Th
a. 81 sssas, 1855 81 10 o.lo,t n hSos ~ ~
s.s.ss.' 90 60 -. ed m.s. ss.s Es1sr.a % ..sa
n,..S "a 10. Isth dsy ~ jsHs 1855 shitb last
issd ..ss.sa 90. s,.,a.d o. ~. ras az 81 Is.e.
| a no.. 90 Il hersssss, on 1sss ~, 81 s'eloes
Aa1 ID. ssd Of fosr HUNDRED and ninety -,~e
20 30 Sssss ssss ssv Due ssa unpaid, ssa
sf lee hs'ss bsss nstitstsd u. the
s.H s@sssA BY s.si vsftssss say part hereof noes
hsssy Si'ss TIA, w. ,lrss " ,hs psws' Of sale ia
ED sSs,ssSs esstsssa. sra possasat W tie statute Ia
sseb case hsss sss prs,dss the premises n SID mort
Ssss @satlssef sad asssssd - follows, 10 VII it'
fs 90, '-s ~, tnsss a., fsss 90, n's 90, sgh,sss
90, stss,sss ~, tsssiy t1s, tssut) oss (zl snf
t-ssy ,se tsI), Ia s'ssk fosr,s-u 40 10 stlassa,
nfe~s nsm.s5 addition % ssia' Pas ~iii no '"l
81 rsells vssdns d tie Goar House ~ sid cny Of
as,si fssi, 90 the tth De- u Dsisbss, D. isSs, a.
zoe osieet,
WmsT HAN VANCE bkohN,
Au'ys tot Mortgages h"fisssss
| bs,ei Asgaa SJh, lsss,s lssss
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CITY AND COUNTRY.
SAINT PA y l.:
"Wednesday Morning ~ pie - her =, 1859.

BsGixSiSo TO CoSE.--We observe in passing
along the principal business streets Of our city,
that most Of our business men are hegining TO re-
ceive their Fall aud winter supplies. la front OF
alnos, every door, for the last three or four days
We have noticed huge piles Of boxes and bales
while within doors All unusual activity seems TO
prevail among the clerks, as with coats on sleeves
rolled up and pens behind their ears, they seen'-
ed busily engaged in unpacking and marking,
ready for tho examination u purchasers. The va
rioas articles Of staple aud fancy goods, brought
forth from their temporary recep'aeies.
From press ut indications the Fall trade u h's
place We think, will lie more than usually large,
Many new business houses Of different kinds have
been opened in the city during the past Spring
which, bling To their aid lesdss large expert
ence in trade An amount OF capital sufficient to
success fully carry through whatever they under
take. Not Unly this, but our merchants AND
others are buying heavy stocks, IN order that
their assortrnents may hold out until the arrival
ii boats 10 the Spring We have no doubt from
the immease emigration that Minnesota has re
ceived during the present year, and the almost
uneYampled rapidly with which the country III
our immediate vicinity has become thckly set
tied that the expectations OF those Who i've by
trade aud traffic will be entirely and fully real
rcd
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GaIens, Dssieiih asd Minnesota
p A OK r. + co NJ y A N Y,
osnIS SnrfI. p,s.,i=st ~ JosKs, sssrstsry
NGs.nENr gOn 1851
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Two Daily Lines 10 Saint Paul, z

DAILY LINE 10 EOtk tsLAsD.
Tn. Bsa,s ~ ,.i- Con bsay gill ,ssss ,sgpisf U 20
J..~sss g-e.. ami sss, rssl, iss.iss eslssA s,.,J
fao,nIax s,,9 sssuins Csa1dsys s'ssp,siJ 10 tns 10
do hsstns-s 81 Dsbygse ssi bsBieth, sod sSnssri
Daslssh 9Th he trans u tho InisSls aseifsi hail
read lfs,s t.s hast ssd -plh. Gtns ~ ssd fssfnss
Jtsy .u SOP al sfl ts'ssasfa,s Jdsts snd rsas 81
~ p.si .ssse,.si,y ls psss~sssvs the tsis
81 o. Asihspys The GilSsins Dsst s"atsss the lee
i..,w~.p gaj.ss ssd saint rsyi
war Eszis ..t....s.,,. capt Hstdsi
t,.Ie~a .,..,.,........... " ksassdy Loawisk,
So,,hsra Belle .......,.. " Preston bs.J~iek,
fgahdsn Iss ,... ...s...t - F"t6,
I.A, yt..slsn ..,.....,,. " tssssf
ocean Wsw.......-r. ~ s'r"n
tl,y B~iis ....... ....s...., " " IssEbbn'
Grsni,s stats .... ..... v Hsr,
sIh.sbr ..............., ~. esbssu
AZ tr.te Ice. steamers, ssnDiss1si ~ ~ ssst sail
fol .ud ssniismssly oresrs, sal ere sissd ~ s'h
nsu Basis sal raas "a N s1sasstSn with the hsiL
raj, th yshTtssiiJ s.s b ssilss spoa This ton
pssy Oil slso rvh tss
soy.i ~. ...-.-......'.'c.r = = Saith
-, ..,, sI,e. ard tues l.l.ss ,nstse q ssiiy ns.
| Ll.Ed Rsllfssa " and the ~ Dsis ksihah \ b<s
i.issS has 81 hrs sssas s.ss,ssf al Fstss Guy s,u
"a. VISTA ~ the thls sso, Fsiios Iowa asrosd, snH
osasss 9Th ths bets a. the oslsns, Dsnisith. bs
bs4s. sod =, fssI Bss ~ sssnsTs tkss fsHrps ssf
c,IfrAsbs All reliable lin tstsss" y fssis 80 ~
Fssi .aRessteS vita the nsras-ts ., Danssh r1ihs
/ co .sa ksss Isssd
Tss hssb, or ps...Ss spDy ., t- ohes % sosfa -
7 o. ssrntssn, Jonss Co ,Gsisss Campbell s"Ssa
{ 10 Dgslss,sg Esw1s s',mson 40. DaeuJas b.s'
/ ~ E.fb.ss 90 Besay Chsmyts, s',si p.s 80.
s's ~ tAsgisy Co, ka$s Isishf " v "'S''
3 90 - To-, v.sft. . stea GHY.
4 IanPwiA. JDSgsA 90 As'"s
{ An ,sSuAI. We "a Issssi alsns
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I AFAYErTE fIRE AND MARINE INsUR

I AFAYETTE FIRE AND MARINE lNSUR
j AMOR COMPANY. J.ossviii~, WI. capital
ehuo, 900. Amount patti 10, eib0.D9s
so.hb ~ tnsptrdhs
tt.ary n. haosas Hse,rd 0tesnmsn,
tbstia. q thespet, a., Rockwell,
A. Rockwell, "a uHvIof
Moet sell, r,e.,dsat o. ". Rest veil sse,o,sfy
y A, He~iey, v ftadt Henry u. bpasisT, Treas '
tn.aranoe ELECTED sgsins, Loss 90 am.gs b. firs
talsad Ns,irstioa, VI sansat rates
itD. iioratio seymour, ks Gov. state 81 Nss foft.
samuel rsffy, Mercbsn, t"a' 81 Nos y"rt 'hT
Wm hosss, hs9., ~ wslis,
Clad, bfates, Wsls st., fhtis, tshn
y !. Bs,'css tAq Aity, TUES,
hiram shsab.ts Es9 ssv Snss
LGb ~, oa.b Jssssv,iis cur Bsnt
WIT usstsii, En- Dos'on. Msss
Csey. si~saAss VIZ
Waits
gisitbs', hsntsf, tsht"ss, NJ.
WInsT, Arplston, Wis
n istiiis Brother, thshoyssn, Wis
~ Policies issued Nv The sbnys ,ssBaasbie .aistss
b, sEAtoN AHsni, ~ raal, " .
ostah - 49, 1903 dt~ty
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The Davenport (Ia) Democrat states that 10
sum Of $3.50 was found in tn and twenty dol
lar gold pieces. IL !. supposed to have been 40
len, and bur led tbsre for safe keeping
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NycOlS, kilssse r. Co..
WHOLESALE AND RrrAu DKAlKRs IN
STOVES, TIN WARE. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, Sc,

IMPIEMENTS, 6c.
Corner Of Efcdangs and So,m dufh0ny SIS
Nee, The AmsUs.. iio,ei,
Nj. PAVl. .s.s.. s..,,s .tstst...s..ss ". -
A,s nov opeasf tbeb large sad osrsfiiiy selected
stock ena.s,Ias IN part 81 Coohog sud rsfbH e'es n
is,ss, sad mosi approved patterns "" F1a's, pN
lis fig isnd HY ssd ehest iS~ Copper hoitens,
Bfa,ie, ssd Tlnnsd sheet toppsr, rhss' Hoe sh"s,
Ian .si Nail. II eli stree Wihd"~ Gs.s sud Hsshss,
W,iie Iced ssa iias r.ints, Msniiis hsses, Sc
rARMIs0 iMrLEMEsrs
so.h - Pio~s. Gaitiss,ns ssa iIsIsw Teeth, Drain
s.iis. 5e,ibs. sud sss,bs. Hand soJ Garden Rsts.
Two, moe sud Pour pyosgsd 0s,msn sns Csc, steel
torts shossi-, spades, Piesa, hstt",ss. 6f.b SD
Haul iioe- Ia, Knives. rUss 'si's'r f'ya"s shears,
bfisr Nsrib"s, Ar
I,tavy UAnpwARE
Asviis Nisss bellows, Had AMI hisiSs Hsihinsrs,
Ats., uaiebsts HssF. bhss, tsffsse spsiags sng A.
- Ts,isss ard tfe Bolts, Wages Bosss, ttHs Bs's,
oi iay sd rstp 'hsins Ci-sfs faDps, Well whssIs
al Hsskss.t hss, tssmsi-d SAD Usasp pressed
k,,u.- H"lIo- wsfs ssasrslir. ssh ADD IIs Ifoss,
~ A. Aso HsbsfsI -s-p'in'sBi ~
,.TasTaa AtS Ts's war
Az .a,,. ~ rin Capps, .~i ~best J'.e wosh done y.
s,.iss
Thi. -1st hs.s putebs'ei slwos ,iss,fsiy f,Sm
no NInafatsrs1. .n1 are ihsssfDfs ssAbei W ssIl ~
the lowest sstss
The pa.bs ss ,s.pss,isgs @.nsd To call saa .ssss,ss
before bsyss slssstess Isib dlm~u
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UNIVERSITY BlupINu.--The energetic con
tractors who are TO erect this building. says the
Express. have already broken ground and have
. large force on nj work quarrying and hauling
stone. They will push the work with vigor the
present season and will erect part of the walls.
The building site selected lies near the middle Of
the grounds, surrounded by beautiful oak trees.
The account Published in the Republican OF
this building was incorrect In several particulars,
and has nisled other papers. We give the cor
rect dimensions aud cost OF the building below ;
The whole building according to the plans and
designs adopted ~ the Board Of Regents, will,
when all il completed form one Of the most impo-
sing and extensive structures for educational
length. consisting Of u main centre. aud one wing
and extension each side The width II the cen
Are is to be 81 feet the length Of the extension
90 feet. and the width Of the wing 4. feet. and
the centre to 10 four stories in height above the
basement, the rest, three above the basement
The estimated cost ~ the whole complete 10
$I2,,00O
The wing and extension above contracted for
will he 10 feet in length, and the extension 81
feet in width, aud the wing ~ feet in length. II
is difficult Ia form correct idea Of The building
without seeing the drawings for the same. X. s.
Alden Esq, Is the architect The cost OF tho part
now under contract, is to 10 $tg. 600.
A I IA. ,tk "A
walking along the street Ia . meditative mood
We came across a neat. clsan looking package,
seemingly wrapped up with much care, lying up
on the pavement. directly in front Of Us. We
picked II up, and upon examination Of the con
tents We found the following letter enclosed. 10
giving II publicity We trust We violate no conf
dsnce. nor give pain to any. II is IA letter that
no one should he ashamed Of II breathes the
spirit 81 = trusting gentle woman relying with
implicit confidence in the word Of him who " her
was "desrrr than all the world beside The
letter is dated 10th January, 1850, and ever
since that time it has been carefully preserved
Perhaps the gentle spirit o. her who penned II
has ere mis- time winged its way 10 brighter
cline But 10 the letter
J,N,,RY 20 1850
Ny DEAREST FRTSp: With more pleasure
than can express | received your kind letter
Yesterday. To me 10 VAS most welcome. ~
that though ! need make no assurance. for
have given you the strongest proof, in consent
ing 10 travel the remainder 81 the journey Of life
with you ~ my abiding confidence and alec on
for the chosen one. could not help feeling un-
easy about you ever aimee you left, for know
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I ApiEs' Fur sroREt-J H. HARLEY,

] 4 ~ John street, ks~ No,k. lmpot,et and Maui
tseturs, II European sud American Futs--ltas male
aaa.ua rrrrsta,lau this pt~.sn, season ~ have
every article flashed IN q superior ,aAan.t Aaa he
ussrs himself iron, his lang experience In the business
spd repats,ion ior keeping none bat the t.o,uEst
wAnsssvse ftss that no tur Importer ~ Manafsstu
In ih,s eeuetry sfisr sapettri Inducements
he.dss LAp,rs ,hAsruLA., PatHtssr, tofosisss.
MuFps, crFts, &c VIII be ioSsi fuH 0iosss 0Hsfs
fus toLLAn, sauas Recess. also = fai ass"stmsni II
tniLpskssf rss 49,
w. HARLEY
N John street ose door from Nassau
hshss, price. psId fat useeoce, MinA, AZ
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The Yello~ fever commenced at Fort Hamll.
ton a0d sandy Hook 90 The fSth q August.
since which time "a persons have died fran IL.
There are iio vessels At the quarantine. TIE
, Fever has .ai~ided
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Miss FHman has recently sscended Mount
Blanc With her father. rho 10 the fourth woman
tia, ha. ever performed this great feat
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A ire occur red At Bloomington iIlinoi-. q.
Monday last ~ which $50 oo0 - property va.
destrnyel