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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-11
MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES,.


long time certain class of diseases has baaed the
medical faculty. Foremost among these might
ton epilepsy falling fits. Happily by the skill and
inventive genius of eminent chemist of Baltimore, Md
this disease has been brought within the of
We aud the preparation called the VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPHEPTIC PILLS, invented and prepared by Dr. Seth s.
Hance, of 108 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. Since
their discovery who had given all hope of
being cured have been restored the full enjoyment
of health. Prominent among these might enumerae Mr.
suffered much from Epilepsy any other person in the
world knowing what it to pass week without
having attack and often falling in the streets Of Hunts
Vile He is fully restored and has not had attack
for than Dr. Hances Pills have been the
this These Pills also all notifications
Fits Spasms, Cramps &c. and very ervceabe for per-
of weak Dr. Hance sends them any part of
the country the receipt of remittance. Price box,
So two S.; twelve 1924. Address Seth S. Hance, l08
Baltimore Street, Baltimore Md
DIR. M'LANE'S Celebrated LIVER PILLS :
Being unwe and knowing whether it proceeded from
arrangement of the liver merely Mysteries persuaded
| to purchase a box of DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, and before had used them ALL entire
ly relieved enjoying perfect health, and cheer
fully recommend DIR. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills to all
| similarly afflicted.
| Now York, March 25 1852.
Rg-Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANES
Bros Pittsboro', Pa. All other Vermifuges in compa
rson worthless DIR McLanes genuine Vermfuge, also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respecta bic
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by VIM III. LlPPITT
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. JAN Sth-lwd&w
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Berg, Grabbe, Sewers, Rudger, and Paniutine with
the Admirals Sitkje. Nowossilky MikoA and all the
disposable aides-de-camp generals. The immediate
occupation of the council would, it appears be the
decision whether not to abandon the Crimea. and
the propriety OF continuing the war upon that one
particular point OF the Territory and the meeting,
which is in all readiness to act is to agree upon some
conclusion, it is affirmed, about the middle of this
month Now. the writer of the correspondence in
question says beforehand, that the majority of the
council is of opinion that the Crimea shnud be pre-
served at all costs, and the carried on, defending
the soil step by step; while Prince Gortschakof on
me contrary who can best appreciate the difficulties
and dangers Of the contest, is quite of mind to
abandon the peninsula and urges it upon his mperi-
al master
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 10TH, 1856.

TURPENTINE-R Ruled at last weeks quotations 80 q
81 IS for yellow dip and 81 30 81 35 for hard q 2SO lbs
up Saturday, when the market opened lowest figures
since then has ruled firm with fair demand and about
all received has been taken The receipts have been
heavy anticipated, and for the week ended this
,norninp foot IN 3 viz
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No sales yesterday or THIS morning That we earn
is very little if any on market
SPIRITS TURPENTINEThe market has ruled inactive since
last review and prices uctuating up Monday Since
them however, it has been steady 80 cents which the
sales have been with the exception of lot Tuesday,
extra ORDER at 3Sa cents % galon-being decline of
cent last week The transactions foot up only $50
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THE END OF THE WAR ST. DoMINGo.-A letter
from Macao, St. Domingo, November, %, says:
The Emperor SOuoUque, recently at the head
of formidable force against the Domincans, is on
his return, without having fired shot at his adver-
saries. Two French men-of- war ships hove in sight
the 25th instant off this place The senior officer
in command hoisted his flag and soon after was in
correspondence with the French representative on
shore. courier was instantly despatched to the
Emperor with seq led dispatches, the perusal of
to turn right about and march back again 1t is ru
mored and generally believed, that France will not
permit the Raytens to invade or modest the Domini-
cans
THE WAKEN1ANITEs. This tribe of deluded fana
tics, now in Jail, spend much of their time in the
worship peculiar TO themselves, and seem to regard
the whole affair of their imprisonment perse-
cuon for righteousness sake"-and the old woman
keeps up her pretended revelations from Heaven. 1t
seems she has been for many years carrying her
nonsense. 4 gentleman writes from Fairfield
that as long ago 1882, when living in that town,
she pretended 10 be prophetess,' and Hent from
house to house preaching and prose- ing. AT that
time she charged her husband with being The 81 man
of SIM" and with bewitching" all the invads in
that region and under this delusion she mustered
when she made an unnatural and highly criminal
sault upon him with knife, inficting dangerous
wounds. The assault might have proved fatal, had
not some of her disciples become alarmed. and put
stop to the proceedings 1t is probable that her
d" mission" for mischief is about fulfilled.
New Haven Register.
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Poor afflicted husbands brothers and beaux have
been Ill a sad plight lately III consequence of too
rigid servitude 10 Partisan fashions but the last ar
rival thus foreshadows a coming relief:
An invention has lately been described by a
lively French writer which converts crenoline pet
tlcoat into balloon; the garment can be sweed
out or reduced to its natural volume. according to
the Will oil the wearer. small ingenious brass or
Caoutchouc machine is attached to The petticoat ;
this little piece Of mechanism is furnished with a
sousppe and piston. If you wish to be seated in a
carriage or box at the theatre you open the sousppe
and the ar disperses, leaving your Dimensions such
as Will enable you TO occupy moderate space. But
It you intend to display your toilette the Champs
Elysees, or TO enter ball room where hoops and
trains reign triumphant, you press the piston the air
fills the tissue and the crenoIine swells out maesti-
calIy With the present style Of dress, it is nearly
impossible for two ladies, in full toilette, to occupy
the same carriage"
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
e have be paid.
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BANK SLoCKs.---A few shares of Fayetteville Bank
Stock were sold here on Tuesday last, at $751; dvi-
dend off, six months Credit and afterwards rosod at
500 cash.
Also, shares of Cape Fear Stock at $I26, six
months credit, resold at S12O cash. Observer
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NOTE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
erage, &c; Lumber 50 cents to 81 u M; Tar AID
Turpentne about 10 Is cents ~ bband naval stores.
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one-ifth is made. according to quality.
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NOTICE

THE SUBSCRIBER, AT THE DECEMBER COURT
OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions having qualified as Exc
notifies all persons indebted the said John Williams
come forward and make immediate payment and those who
have claims present them settlement this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
w. A. WILLIAMS, Executor.
Dec. 3lst, 1855 98-6t-lS-3t
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PEACH BRANDY.
IN BBLS. Superior, above proof, for sale by
III Nov. 81 GEO. HOUSTON
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MARRIED..

In this County the Sd inst, by Thomas Murray, Esq,
MIR, JOHN E. ROBITZSCH to Miss LANY c., daugh-
ter of Mr.. Hardy Groom, both of this County.
DIED.
In this county, the 18th inst the house of Mr. j. n.
Bland, Mr.. DAVID - NEWTON, in the 9th year Of his
age, after painful and lingering illness of four months
Also the 18th inst in the 9TH year of his age SAU-
Ell F. WELLS, of Rev. D. Wells after long and
painful attack of typhoid fever.
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Drank LEsL1E'S NEWsPAPER.-A beautiful Illus
dated New York Saturday, January 5tb. received this
morning. We can supply the three preceding numbers
per PIERCE and his Cabinet discussing Central
AairsGroup of Politicians in the kotunda at Wash
ing the Embarrassing the Steamship Northern Light
laying the Foundation Stone of Trinity Church Hoboken
Searching bv the Poce-(3ymnastc Institute New
Sidewalk Traps-.Eugenia Dresses.
ngf s eoP for s'' and SUBSCRIPTIONS % gfGHiTid
HERRING'S BLEACHED CASTOR OIL, expressly
Nov.6. 45 Market street.
COD LIVER OIL, &c.
nOCT. WARREN'S Compound of Cod Liver Oil;
u Sugar of Milk and PhO;phats Of Line.
For sale by c. d. DuPRE, As Market street
CLARENDON Iron WORKS,
WILMINGTON, N. 9.
A.. Ii. VANBOKKELEN, Proprietor.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire int
L the CLARENDON IRON WORKS. soicts orders
| Steam Engines of any power style.
! Saw Mills of every variety.
| Mining Machinery and Pumps.
| Crist and Flour Mills complete.
| Parker Turbine and other Water Wheels.
! Rice Field Pumps and Engines.
Lea7itts Corn and Cob CrushcrS
| Single Machines
| Shaf5ing, Hangers and Pulles.
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns.
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers
BIacksmtbs' Work of all kinds
| Iron Doors for Houses and JaiIs.
The Establishment having been reorganized for the ex-
purpose of nsuring punctuality in the execution off
orders the public rest satisfied that any work which
may offer viii be promptly delivered according promise
and of such workmanship cannot fail give satisfaction
! THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT being in charge
sf talent and experience, have hesitation
ing that the work hereafter turned out shall compare IA
vOraby every respect with that of the celebrated
States, and prices which will make
of all in send their orders.
| REPAIR WORK always done without delay and hay
ing large force that purpose will prove advantageous
tn sinh
regard to expense Of sending the from distance
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works
Wilmington, n. G. A. H. VANBOkKELEN
| Oct 15th.-[34-f.
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.-Th
- only complete stock of the above Instruments kept
in this market, is offered for sale by
! Nov. 9th C. & d. DuPRE.
IS Market Street
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NRTJCE

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF STRlCKLANDS MALE
l. SEMINARY requested to meet in Strickandsvile
Friday, the 18th January 1856 Those who have
paid up their subscription will please pay prior to the 25h
January. MILTON X. DEFANE, Treas.
Inn
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Wilmington Bank Raucs OF Exchange.
Baltimore Ii pr prem Philadelphia Il pr CT prem
New York,.lR :. Virginia
Boston. IL 6 s. charleston. Sc :"
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NOTICE,


Mr.. W. J.. JONES intends removing from this place
IA to Florida in few weeks, and has requested act
as his agent hereby notify all persons having claims
against said Jones to them and those indebted
their notes and accounts in the hands officer for coec
ton. BROWN
Westbrook P. O., Jan. 18th, ls56.-[l9-4w.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
THE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
IN the county of Dupln N c. StrickiandS Depot
got out of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
' u patronage ''0- '"' FAVfGR linton CO.
Jan. 1lth.-[I9-ly.
THE FAYETTEVILLE & FAIR BLUFF STAGE
Via LunlbertOn and LeesvilIe,
LEAVES FAYETTEVILLE every
Eka&9kE@N> SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURS
Essszsz&%S Bluff, in time for the day trains, North
South.
LEAVES FAIR BLUFF on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY after the arrival of the day trains (say
M } and arrives at Fayetteville next morning by A. M
FARE THROUGH g. J. w. STEAGALL.
Jan. n.-19-5t
LAND FOR SALE
50 WILL BE SOLD, ON THE I'd DAY OF FEBRU
Il airy next, my PLANTATION on the Wilmington anC
Weldon Railroad Immediately at South Washington Depot
containing 444 credit of one, two and three years
will be given purchaser giving bond with approved security
Jan. H. 1856 1927 JAS. H. HENRY.
LIST OF LETTERS
. EMAINING IN THE robson POST OFFICE
IL Cat Bnkley Depot0 which, if not called for and ake1
out before the expiration of the present quarter will be
ed and sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Conley, M Livingston, J w Robins John
Johnson John Outlaw, re Norcom, L
Lumsden Fount'n l. Rothwel Mrs M lThoaason, Abram
A ]. SWANSON. P. M,
Jan. Ii. per w. w. SWANSON, Asst. P. M.
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HiSkEY

HiSkEY.
TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati, " Direct FOUR
d TEEN BARRELS RECTIFIED WHISKEY. For
sale at the lowest prices for CASH, by -
JAN s. WIN. L. s. TOWNSHEND.
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500 REWARD.
50 THE ABOVE REWARD OF ONE HUNDRED
"A dollars, will be paid for the delivery in the Jail of
q Craven County, negro boys WILLIAM and LEM
~ UkL, Or fifty dollars for either of them.
Said negroes the property of Mrs Sarah j. Hunter of
Dupn County and have been runaway since March 1854
They supposed be lurking about the neighbor
hood of Milton the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road
the upper part of Dupln and in the lower part Wayne
County brothers. % and the other % years age
both very black six high the former steut with slight
blemish eye, and the latter not so stout.
VIM. DUNN, Trustee.
Newbern, January LIST 1856 SO Inn
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SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.-The
- only complete stock of the above Instruments kept
in this market, is offered for sale by
Nov. 9th G. & d. DuPRE
As Market Street
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MOTTO z.
yVHE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned has been day dis
continued. T. G. WORTH
Jan. s. 1856 1913 I'm Ct. w. DAVIS
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TTHOSE SUPERIOR articles, manufactured in Whining
ton by Messrs. Costn u Gaord, offered for sale by
the undersigned who has been appointed Sole Agent for
their disposition in this place Dealers and
invited to examine and them by comparison with
such imported from the North Samples offered
gratu tously, with full conviction that these articles after
fair trial. will be preferred to any other in market while
thoy will be sold for less price.
Nov q. GEO. HOUSTON.
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5000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

DETWEEN Island and Harrison Creeks in the county of
ID New Hanover, the most accommodating terms
Good landings and plenty water at all Of the year.
There eight tasks Of Turpentne and several hundred
valuable FA RMING LAND. The improvements are
good two story frame dwelling with Kitchen stable
and crib. Any person DESTROYS of examining land
SO by calling William Cook on The premises or
making application to the subscriber.
JOHN COWAN.
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fNENTLEMEN, YOUR BILLS ARE READY FOR
~ settlement, and be paid Our time for credit is
three months. Yours ii want,
Nov. 26. w. l.. S TOWNSEND
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CO-PAETNE RSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
L a partnership, under the style of WILLARD CURTIS,
and will continue the Gen ERAL COMMISSION, WHOLE
SALE GROCERY and PIX DIVISION BUSINESS, at the
stand formerly occupied by J. A. Willard No 10 North
Water street. JAMES A. WILLARD,
HENRY M CURTIS.
Wilmington N. c., Dec. l. l855.-75-tt
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IeBEPARED by WV. RFVNF, pittsicif, Mass .
from the purcst Gums, lialsam, and Vegetable
Extracts, without one particle of mineral substance
m the composition.
Their remarkable success. in the cure If tho follow
ing diseases, justify their being mentioned with
prominence;
S,oErrrIc EnrrrroNs, SALT EuruN ANp Eur.rr-
ELAS, by their sanative and purltivc effect upon
the fluids that feed the skin, they remove all di,a-
grecable eruptious and produc, a remarkable soft
ness and pureuess Of the kin and complexion.
RnFrvATIsN AND Corr, by removing iuHamation
from the muscles aud liIamcut- of the joints,
NuRNs, by disl,lEn. the Shiny matter loln the
Bowels, iG which tnc-e creature, live a Il breed.
N'uRVY, lI,EU, ANp ON rnHrS, hy the perfect
purity which they give t, the Blood.
hRorNlEs ofnll kinds, by strengthening the Kid
ncys and BLADDER.
bMEunrA, by removing the sharp, acri fluids by
which such complaints are occ'sioucd
FfNERS 1F ALI KINDS, by rcstorin; To the Blood
regular and healthy circulation.
Co>rlvrStss, by cleansing the intcstncs in an
easy and natural manner.
DYSPEPSIA, by cleansing tho stomach and Intes-
tines, and creating flow Of pure aud healthy bile.
flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Palpitatiou of the
Heart HEARTBURN and Headache, auguor and
Melancholy, the prominent symptoms of Dyspepsia,
Will vanish a q natural cu0selu nee of its cure
sometimes two three Pill, will prove a licent
purSItiyc, OF depends upon tho system); at other
times more needed. These Pills are alway IS safe
80 TINT no possible harm can follow an overdose,
even from In 10 - Pills at one time, the coutinu-
cd use of from to 1 Pill. from day to day. They
are mild, gentle and innocent, but powerful 10
rel disease.
sold by Druggists and dealer, in Medicine all
over the County Price rs cents S Boxes for s e..
Orders must be addressed to WIN Renne, Proprietor
Pittsdeld, Mass. sold in burlington by TnEo. A.
PEoE, q. W. ALLTN, A. &. SrgAR. In Winooski,
Sc. lsHAN. A. u. b. SASrs. y. Y. city.
Sept. rs, 1855 dNwly
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Arrival Of the Atlantic,

INV YouK, April 1.-The AHaaGr arrived
tbs forenoon with Liverpool dates of the
l9ih.
Peace is considered certain.
y King Of .llSiers has been born to France.
The Pari. B'l'efH, says the Empress and
child are doing well.
Adyiccs from Africa of February twenty
fifth, state that the Coast is healthy but
cuisines dull. There had been disturbances
on the Cape Coast in which 80 natives were
killed and 100 wounded.-ships Saracen and
Martini Of Liverpool were burnt at Bonny,
January lth.
Nothing new respecting American affairs.
BreadstuT. market dull and prices wholly
unchanged. Sugars active and buoyant,
Coffee dull, London money market steady.
Consols 81! to 92!. Manchester market
quiet and firm.
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holy will and commandments it Is III that at
proper seasons should unitclly and in solemn
peritcncc, humble ourselves before our Maker.
Therefore, in accordance with long and approved
usage, I do hereby appoint FRIDAY, THE rLEN.
ENTI DAY OF APRIL instant, To be observed MS
a day Of Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer through
out this State. And do cNhott the people ON TINT
day, in strict abstinence from all unnecessary in
diligence. to assemble at the several places of
wor,hid dcvoutly to bumoan their personal sins MS
we'll those of the state AMI nation to supplcntc
the Almighty for resolution and strength to conform
our lives to his Holy word to o'lcrup the tribute
of flial and uncignel gratitude tor His mani j" d
goodness and mercy through tho past year; and
humbly to impurc Iii, preservation of our lives and
health, and His blessings upon the labor Of our hands
the coming season.
Let us bcsecch Him to dispose the powers of the
earth to peace and to grant tInt feeling OF Eood
will and controlling sense Of justice, may alike
pcrVndc the intercourse of nat us aud the hu-utss
Of individuals. Let cutrodt that lie will acrcc-
rate the spread Of know dye AMI civilization through
all lands with just views of the relations AMI hc-
cuuntability of man to his Creator that lie will
adv ancc the Of civil and religious freedom
that human slavery and all other badges and relies
of blrbarism may be umciioratcd and their limits
rcstricted and that oppression may soon cease from
under the whole heaven.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state Mt
| East Berkshire, this third day Of April. in the
| year Of our Lord eighteen hundred aud FIFTY six,
ami the independence Of the United states, the
cightcth. STEPHEN ROYCE.
BY The GOVERNOR,
CHAuN,EY II. HAYDEN, Secretary.
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Plastsburgh Nurseries.
'5'llG proprietor takes pleasure in aering to Il
i public a large and superior stock Of

'5NllG proprietor takes pleasure in aerng to the
public 4 large and superior stock of
FRUIT TREES,
of all kinds, comprising APPLE TRrES, Standard and
pwsrf-many varieties can DC supplied of bearing
age and silc, and having been transpIantcd in the
Nursery can be removed with perfect safety; Dwarf
and standard
PEAR TRErS, of the most approx ed sort; and the
largest ard hest stock Of
FLru TRrES, including all the best kinds and
mostly eyory kind OF merit; a good stock Of
CHERRY TREES, of the best kinds Apricots; n
superior stock of
GIRAFFE VINES, incuding the celebrated early var-
cites, Concord Diana, Northern Mu.caiine; also
Currants, dooscbcrrics, RaspbcrTics, A.para gus,
Rhubarb, &c , &c. Also good stock OF
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Dcciduous and Eycrsreens Of yariou, si7cs. Flow
cring shrubs, Hedge Plants, Roses, Icrbaccous
Plant, &C., SC. Also,
Hol-EEn PLANS of all kinds, Including a large
variety II New and Splendid Datlias.
ll,t-Bci Plants and Dlhlias VIII be packed so
that they may be carried any distance required and
delivered to the Express Carrier, Railroad or steam
bunt, without charge
Tree Packed in the hest manner. for which "A
charge will be made only sufficient to Iny for the
material used.
new descriptive and Priced Catalogue just pub
l''hci, will be cent to all persons apply ms aud
closing postage stamp,
JOHN ". BAILEY, Proprietor.
wl0w2 PHr',ta--h, y. t.
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len like uakcdncs the feat is often witnessed with
entire composurc by the lady portion Of the spccto
tors. Above Cape st. Lucas we passed the remains
of the mournful wreck of tho Independence. OF the
number of passengers by that Inflated craft, two
hundred were 'n The deep bosom NJ the ocean buried
and their bones now rest beneath the green wave
bleach on tho lonely sands of Marguerite Island.
Below san Diego, in Lower California, we saw, Mt n
distance of 80 miles, mountains Of an altitude of
10000 feet, whose towering heads, hoary with the
fross of centuries and gistcning in the rays of a
sun just sinking in the sea, presenteda 81 SUR
passing sublimity and grandeur.
But now entering tho "Goiden Gote," the
perspective of many a sangunc youth. looming with
piles of glittcring ore. W1NOOSKI.