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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-16
Negroes for Sale.
For RENT.
FOR RENT

VNHAT ELEGANT STORE HOrSF. No = e,s, si,,
Public Square, formerly occupied bv LYONS =
20. Possession given Immediately AppIv 20
yl5 BRANSFORD, MCWHIRTER 4 co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-16
White Lead.
SALT FOR SALE.
w heat

one HUNDRED THOUSAND bushels new WHEAT
" wanted by Z. & C. ANDERSON,
Je25-H Nos. as and g. :. College 81
ONO BAGS Extra Family Flour, from Clinton Mills
<OO Smith county Tenn. for sale by
q. A L. ANnERSON,
Nos 45-T, south Collere street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

CT SH TO RENT. WITH lMsEDIATF POSSESSION
P1DO. DE shgbly situated fon story
basement the Of Forty second stree,
AND seventh Nh. vattiser pbv stefan
Tor himself he reception and bedroom For further
particulars inquire the between 10 A. N. and
r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1853.
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. rO LET.

c1lE TUE DEhIRaBLE TFhEE STORY AND
pIpN. basement house No haes o street., near Grand
street ~ let to two small famss; will be repair.
and pu In the best OF order Inquire Of BBU5h No.
1872 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

ITO ExCuANaE-wEiA, LOCATED PHlLADELPaIA
city property for Dwellings IN New YORK, krnoSyn. WI
smsburg or Newark. For particulars address fhli1erha
herald oGlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

To IET-THE THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT
brown front house Ga Fast Twenty second street three
rooms deep with and Crotou IN each story and in perfect
order throw ghout Rent f0 including Gas fixtures To
to3P. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

A FARM, OF TWENTY FIVE ACRES AT SCOTCH
n Plains j. depot for sale cton; eli yhieen
seref meadow and wood laLd cot barn lad
Dies; ue perfect; the premises " o'cock ths
'7ib Of April. 1853 Inquire OF hZARIAH CLARK.
arm or JOEL CLAkk ~ East Thirty 1fh street. N. y,
executors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

A SMALL COTTAGE FOR SALE AT UPPER NYACK,
"A on the udson-One of the most he abby and beautifully
located village Ia the vicinity # York There
garden attached well stocked with chOre fsuit trees Price
$4,000 Apply at the drug OF Bowery and -Four
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

DOOK AND STATIONERY STORE FOR SALEM A
~ hourbng city west Of Syracuse with lease and 6yures
The stock well selected and very saieabe Apply 70 Eu as
~ lsHklDGE, ~ Cla street, or 10 JOHN HILLYER,
Spruce ect, NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

CPLEND1D NEw HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO BFSr-
~ Ihe brown stone house. our basement and coun
ter cellar 2sx56 just shed, wsh ali the modern ngrov.
mens north side OF Twenty eighth street, between hgo
and Ninth avenues third house from Of row Of
thirteen new houses Also brown stone bousesn wen
third opposite Iondon terrace between Nnh erd
Tenth avenues new with all The mpdern improye sn,s
bouses four tory basement and counter cellar 2l5o In
quire Of PINDAR A. The house In rseny eshh street. OF
1915 West Ihirosh afrQpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

CORNER sToRE-FoR SALE. FOUR YEARS Lease
" OF the hest io-aied the Eleventh there
thousands of employed this Rbborhood. VIII
be sold cheap. apply to +. PAGAN, 81 avenue y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

RIO LET-A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE VIII
csrrare house attached 81 Hghbridseviis westchsser
county opposite hcycmbs osm, nh four acres Of land run
ming 70 the Harlem river partly laid IN garden -n
trees sc desr able residence for persSn DOING
u the city. Apply to ID. "A. kfNgSLAND sUTfOS 50
Broad street ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

A RARE CHANCE To EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE
- or larm rear this city worth about 5000 lucrative
lease OF neat brick building located OF the hest
rer tborougbfare down town Apply TO r. GAFFNEY for
three days, No. new Bo~ery, opposite Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

no You WANT NICE HOUSE. AT A GREAT BAR.
~ GAIN with all the comforts and convenisnces OF city and
" Gail nj the two siors basement and attic house,
Pacific street " feet Of Glove road Bedford is ne
location In the citg flashed Ia the best
bo.se 22l.5 t.e, y roos deep heaters &c two lots
efh 22x feet handsom house &C garden pref
tly laid out Price S50Vv Terms easy Also the han5some
rrpau entail cottage Quincy street 75ee east VI kosraod
Avenue Just psnted house 2ixS fee each
ME leet Price 81 200 Terms easy. Apply john Il,
HkRERT rscinc stree, corner Glove road, FOSTER 4
LOPEK, No 4 sands street corner Fuitop, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., no LET.


4 vERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY AND BAsENEN
"A honse with four lots Of ground and carrisge house.
Egsty third street. between Ninth Tenth aver ues II
sxle cheap Or woulo be let Inquire Of MOODY TILFAI
~ Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

01 -Skrs OF TkEIH, ~, an -, 4, r. ,rovid.
ssriyr silver elecroed with pure gold 90 single tee "
r.eth fsd ~ arened life 81 Gems esusctng hout
..tr ~ : NV prc sses fIEIrING, Denus, u sPrng
street. t.o blocks west o. Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
DENTISTRY.

nEyTrsrRY -rsxrn ExraACrEDf IN TIN SECONDS
~ ~hou, the sghses pain, b my new and orsinas pro
cssrot freezing This admirable system prscueed ~ n
only. Reference giver IL required.
DR. q. bUHRIN, ga Canal street scar wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

LNOR sAlE-AT A BARGAIN FIRST GLASS RES
aurant with ladies' saloon at,schei Ia of the
avenues Price SLIGO Apply To VIM DIxhY. l33 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

ITO IET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF FIRST CLASS
-four and bare house, No. Rutgers place
of Jefferson and Monroe streets with all the modern i'm
provements The parors farpished with chan elers
brussels carpets window curtains and oloh hrst
hall Apply 10 ISAAC CAKPkkTER SON. AZ brand
street corner O Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
FOR SALE.

, BARGAIN "A FAMILY ABOUT MOVING Will.
sell two very bandscm- Brussels -arpets e,irable
dern sterDs doth Rte) been laid dovc but few
nhs and little used each contains AZ yards Can DO
reer a Ill Jay street Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

DARE OPPORTUNrTY.-FoR SALE, WITH IEvEO1
III ate possession, beautiful country seat ssd
ductive farm al South Forwak Come within mile
OF depot Consisting Of fifty FIVE highly cuuva
land, subsnn,si house gardener cottage, and all he ne
cesssry buildings all in the
hss cost sovner over S27 COO and II offered for
N7oo including abou, 81 $50 worth OF produce
ard implereuts $500 remain for three year, Apply
" BONEK MORGAN, NO. Metropolitan Sank Building,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

1AyePRIEp -.HI,jsI 1na Roo, .n so.
- has his biop oiPUsr his Old stand
N4tn ST. the Herandah he stli sOnclts
patronage OF the pub ir Intending;
tself. laI 8 Il y LAAGERilD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

LAZY LADIEs.-M "a Woman's Thoughts
about Wumer, we meet iIh, this Il nc solution
Of most Of the bad domestic management in
families:
The house mother has ler troubles--ay, be
she ever 30 gifted with that blessed quality of
taking them lightly aud chceifully. II is not
pleasant for lazy lacS TO get breakfast over at
thut regular carly hour which alone sets
household fairly a.goiug lnr the day; nor fur an
aIitbhatica ladies, who have all, ays reckoned
their accounts 10y SiXpences, to put down each
item and psrsevere in balancing periodically
ieceiptS and Expenditure; nor for weakly. ner-
vnus, srlf-engrosse,l ladies to ronxe themselves
sufficiently tnput their house in order. to keep
1T so, not by occasional spasmOdc setting to
rights but 10y general nethodicn overlooking
Of all that is going therein. Yet, unless nj
this is dOnr, il is.in vain to insist on carly ri
sing, or grumble about waste, or lecture upon
neatness cleanliness and order the servants
get TO learn that "mi,sis is never in time.n
'Missis never knows about any thing She
mny lecture till she is weary about nentness
and clennlintss-='.just put yonr head into her
room and sec.n Fpr all m0ial qualities, good
1mper, uuth, kiilnesss. ana ab,ive all, cunsri-
eutinUsn Ness, II iSiie to expect them from ser
wants or children, or any members Of the lnlnily
circle.
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ODD FELLo US, DIKECTo1sY

VtrGintuH Lodge NO...s.-Meets every rhursda,
eeninr atths Hall, Market and Quincy street
JAdEs VI. IttL. Y. a.; 3. ". orer Secretary
RrnuisItn I.Od&e No. I:B,-Meets as aboveeverS
Monday evening. DAVID BAruA, N. G.i william p.
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TIIE INTELLTGENCER.
[From tho n. Y. Sunday lines 1
LCllPr f.anl ihe lLiE hnnGi1II Ynil


Once more our old friend is Installed in his
old quarters. NYe welcome hin, back RIGHT
heartily. AS vet he illS scarcely got his hnr-
ness on and his pcn does NOT seem 10 glide So
glibly or to have.quite so much pOint as usual.
Nevertheless there is no lack of uniet sarcas1n
in the suhiuined letter which may be consider
ed the first of new series, in the course of
which (aS he informs ls) ..It,;uv new TOPICS OF
interest will be fetched upon:p s4
SAINr NIoKL6S IioTTgl. .Julv / 1858
Ankered unSt more in my ,,l,l birth. and ey.
erlnStin glad to cit tlarI IL doOsent my arter
all for n feiler in the eveuiu of his DAYS te inat.
a night errand of hisself Here hcv / ben trav.
eln sum four thousand miles i'm Sartch of nd
ventprS aud CliSperSin Il,ebee a; thousand dol
lars on the root and wot hes grown oatfoFit2-
Nuthen hv ,JerewSaI.r,I hut tick iOlIayoo aud n
fetch of dumb agar. ketched by slecuin exDosed
To the Jews in the wilderness NJ, more cam.
pain for me! Nv AIMS. as King Ritctard Sc. i'm
the tradrpy, is hung for monuments Hence.
rurInrd onlil tlelh's rit of hnve.his-corpus re-
moves me To anuther sucar my onv we.rin
shall be the ucn.
TltnrS n,rr,,,. r.,..jrso. ia Nh, WI. ,bot
M bbee wants n I,,tin i.>t MS ,v,,Il as MorrtnI
IiSmm. Profit Ypunn's lJayi,inl,ts and Dpstroyin
IA pils isn't u,.l,,1s :, ,,,,,t,r ci,s Ia so:itv
rhHn The score of rotrI,%uns tbat,i,r,,ul .bnnt
vour ayeno,iS tnn,l +I,e l,f. stt,,I1,,s Lir,l
iI,;tt oi,r ,l,, ,-,,,, tr,,t 9,r,,,r v,,,y 1iUbt
rhn onnv dilr.,,c,, .,t,,,,,, y,,,,,,i Il.t,o, i,
Al
ner kin toofdbt. yyLilr 1,n,'r .cr,.bntns ,alxo
tbb,nicI ,f il,, ,r,,.t os Il sliIss .,n,y To Le
.mq tba,s M, beyin thirty yivas
IN New Ynr ~ s,,tb,o.ias,;,. Iys, or
iL,. t,i, Sou, vat,r. nm 10. I i, Sat ~ Sin,-
Sioer in ne, o,,t st,n,,.. I'm, ,I..r :, fi.r viii .
.innl. viz Lrn fo stri,,,r S,f s,I,.S;,,n,s ~.
To- =, &c Maiden a,'d I;,,iiI., Snj"mS IL,
all his pInrv ef he hos the n.,yter Ia fnt thn
Hills Whether iI's more w,ar,.Il -, bav ,hirty
r,iar ,i, r ,,,,, ,,.ol and
me;r "a lveS,in fs,. ,be r,i;t;,,. md
Id. H.. ., !, ,,;o,, -, t,.i, l,,,'..
From, yi,a, cGI baa, NJ, ,,,, western ;nr.
lnev The Mnru,us h,.ddpnt mn ,;,,Ilvsre otiiisi.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
TN CRNTRE, WHREIING

- \ ~ LIN \ EA4A w 944J15A4N Gs
John RoEAER having recently removed TO his new
81 m, No. IS Main ttieet tigtt opposite NrE.
Zanes reSld drnee Centre Wheeling, and hnviIg
OF th larGert aud beat stose in e city, snd
tire stOe Of goods, ehc quantity ,qualit orsyle,
be turpassed by estAbliBhnt q tho
hereorr takes pleasure in Inviting bis frerde
and the pull lie in general give him early call he
great reduction in Swing The lasSntss OF the
he has bOngt many fOods nearly half the 4
prices, and III sell hemt nearly opel alt EhaN have
pay e eWhtre therefore, Ladies', do delay. but
dsapPor ted For ist.uce, he will t.l coed lawns fer
Il cente; fine Jacrohtt LnNn worth % ct6 ftr 12
lies Draines BAreges Chin1es. Brsnts At nearly one
half their nal pos Bopnets iafEtst and beSt stve
red O Grape, silk. Straw, taPcsn, AID Mss and
Chdreh HIS Fatsin the eity ETeAtly Fsdueed
prices and Thousands of ohT Erticlb lumtIp1s
mention, but in fact i The eoI lite stocks of
Dry Goods city; therefore AdVlBe gio
search andsoe Eoods, and wish TO save money give
early call AT No. HorthNcst corner OF Blatn and
Biddle sts. JOHN eROERER,
mSSt Centre Wheeling,
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il CORRESPONDENTS.

uGY1TRs concerning subscription ADVERTISING or other
,ciT business Of the Integezccr, should be addressed
"a trcrrirtorS.
= concerning editorial deparm.nt Of the paper
h0uI H. addressed the Editors, jointly, eitlter
t'rrn.
Correspondents writing for publication, win please
, Is 3 preside Of the paprT
Al h ssryauce of the above rules win greatly Oblige Us
U! SEE" prompt attention correspondents tina.
> nIieIl a., lerTise receive.
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lI,t.I.AM Ot NEW al.NI.EIts.

i.subscrherf who do give express notice thecou
rary, considered wishing contnuether suhscrir
2It subcrihers order the tiscontnuasee OF their per
htssl the publisher continue send them until AL
c trire- ar-p paid.
If Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their prrod
frcH tie ir-s which they directed they he'll
Ipo1sihe t tn, have settled the bill aud ordered then
l';a1tnu-i.
III ,vhscrbers other places without inform
: Publish ami re seat to the former ~
GctuI,, they n, held rssponSitle.
5-Tlt Court have 'iecir that refusing take periOd
uihe office, rzmnvinr and leaving them uncale
49, p.'iuG ffciG evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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HATS! Eats! HATS!
- AVERY, l4at AID Ca laiuiacturtr, las IN snd
sCo large ssRoIm ut OF he spliii fashions GsU
;lelnen will lleaSr call and ex-u.in ioI ti ;is.lv's
3. Az Eif6, l4b Nam St,
mh2I Wheeling, Va.
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9. bAYES i. %.

e. bAYES 4. 1 u.
MANUFACTURERS OF every description OF CarrtzFes,
VI BugpsS, iisrnrss, and gh, fancy Nor& of slI
iits now prepat,d, With i1 stOek for the Spring
rade Parties wishing purchases any ted 70 eAi.
Nars Room corner Of MSFtst John streets, Wheel
ing, Va stbai
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DuLr, per annura 70
TR-WEEzLT, per annun- $50
WEEKLY, per arinun %
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10. 900 Ra1ss sr ey.sa Nall r4SE a sss ss
nsi price from Up 10 Ons DosT lot: This stock
az and in good order, sole. These
Sat sI good sDd Cheap article viii Ilss.. osn
anime my stock }. G. HaRBI CR,
> L. hsn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-08

J1yINFs-R RRASDIrs-wHi SKIES Those v no vant tft
w bettfy g4dlityof these liz for medicinal pur-
posss m AZ i .1en 1it obsain1 -eii Ma article frh1t
y sat5T M I4OG4S 4 co.
apls Rflsecornsr prqgF-ts, Mh-tlIng,la
TloNNEr RIBaoSs -a0a pss D net Rihben9 laEriy =
ID this day cheaper than bs 70 1ni anywhere elSG
taY7 I5AAo P1A9RR.
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tII=I CHS OF MHI,fIINoi.

~ > ~ w II n + II It\S'.
For the information visiting city w, pub
i'll t' following list OF the different Churches ai Their
aHi place of meeting. Ii there any
"'iin"R the necessary correeto, viii, pleasure:
trse,e Rev. f. T. FkSs Rector morning ser'iees loA
81 ,,b,,s E,,js,oT,,;o,, ,,sns,r.., b.,,r. r,-s, ~
s.co,d, c.,tr. Wb.se 4ssy. 8 IL. SuI7n. A Nj R.cto,
seryic,s-M"rrinr i, l.; a,,ernco, ss,;,j.b,7,s
fir.f Iresb,tern,, RtyR n VIII, pas,or. ponr,,,.,
etw.enAtonroe ana ounc,
Secon I'resfy,sy:a w ebst between Main and
Market Genre VII. cling; and evening
Ynrd Ires5ytsr5un Pi.tt street. Cestiut and
Tnll,er sts south Wheeling Rev T. Woops
sp,orpny and ,.y.,ipr
Frurth FresJytsri,, Rev A PAUL. Pastor Mai,s,ree,
sv.rtng ''-'s
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j AS. NJ. DILLON
lO2 MARIN IIr STI{ &, E,,I'
Just Received and Now Open.

Just Received and Now Open.
take pleasure In Informing friends patrons rd
w the public generally tlt ed
spring stock Of CiLO7IIS C1&SZ1tERkSS s ES71A GS,
together With general Of erlts lurtIsl IL
Goctsa OF which Will sel pTjees suit
Weonly sex call feeling ccutdsnt thstI! e1eune
stock you viii be s-tishee that cannot be ezesie either
N the style or qua! OF te gCcis oEtTd 3or Esie. Nc
know that our stock consists Of Fdthioh0Je G.os G5
Cep GoOds, and prepared IL make tlt
Ter u stJle seropd to el;her East WesJ
nouniairs, ana at short
i02 Main 81 WhEELER & LARIS,
apI2 Merchant Tai!u-H
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-21

resting place to the weary traveller. 1t
is sixty-seven years of age, dating from
the time it ceased 10 be hand-spike."
These both are within few hours drive Of
our village.
The Locust is rapid grower, and when
in blossom is quite beautiful, and imparts
a grateful perfume to the atmosphere,
calling forth sentiments and emotions Of
delight.
Your voiceless lips % flowers are living preachers
Each cup pulpit, every leaf book,
Supplying to my fancy numerous teachers,
From loveliest nook.
But Of tree.planting we will add moth
ing further, except to quote the advice of
the old Laird of Duinbcdike to his son,
jock when We haze nac,hing else to do,ye
may be aye sticking in a tree it will be
growing Jock when ye'rc sleering. My
father tauld me sac forty years sin, bu |
naer faud time to mind him." s.B.n
"Spring Side" April 20, 1858.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-21
For the Register.
Tree-Planting.

1t is affirmed by toerable authority that
Western Vermont is the garden Of Amer
lea IF the romantic and beautiful lie at
the foundation Of this teaching, then we
most heartily endorse the doctrine. At
all events we are disposed to regard the
sentiment as orthodox.
Its leaping streams-its wood-crowned
hills--its sun-lit vales--its rocky prom
ontories, clad in living verdure-its fine
meadows and rich pasture-lands, dotted
with groups Of the beech and sugar maple.
each and all proclaim in touching elo-
quencc, the same glorious sentiment The
scene is enchanting. A dull monotonous
prairie is its rival, as midnight is OF noon
day. Its villages are white and neat, in
stead of being dark and d,ngy with coal
dust. Their ftrsets are being lined with
shade.trees, which throw over them
charm of tewitching loveliness. Much
has been done in the last few years to
arorn cur village with this last mentioned
feature. Much remains to be 'ope. Spring
has come again and invites US to resume
the work.
Tree.planting should not be regarded as
q work for posterity only. A line OF
young vigorous shade.trees imparts much
interest while stretching up and aspiring
to more stately forms. Who can watch
their growing, branching, spreading gle.
ries, and not feel present glowing inter-
est come over him.
Trees should be regarded as compap-
ions, and entitled to love and protection
They should be looked to as physicians, as
breathers Of oxygen, as consumers OF nj.
trogen, as friendly TO our existence, snd
auxiliary to happiness and length Of life
Trees abound in the elements of beauty
which may be combined in a thousane
pleasing forms. Without trees the worlt
would be a desert, with them it can b
made a paradise They temper both hsa
and cold, prevent the injurious dryness Q
the atmosphere. and greatly promote tn
fall of genial showers and seasonable rains
in spring, summer and autumn.
| Variety should not be overlooked. Tn
sugar maple is truly iavorite. II
growth is rapid on rich loan soil: In
elm is majestic, and on moist rich sol
grows rapidly. Tho writer is acquainte'
with two elms, one Of which is seven fee
in circumference, which sixty years sine
was used as bush on which to "sPrea'
clothes on washing day" by a lady nov
residing under its branches; the other
full ten feet in circumference at the base
I'D was used as "hand spike 4" on
certain occasion and left standing in tn
ground. 1t took root and Aourished, an
for many years has been an object Of I'D
miraticn, oversbadowing as il does tn
! highway, and sfording . cool retreat an
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-21
California Correspondence.
ALLEonANY Town, Sierra Co., Cal

ALLEuuhNt iOnN, OicIId w., Nai'
Mn. CoBB- Dear Sir: Having few
leisure moments I thought to adore you
few lines from this far country. We
have had toleraby mild winter,or rainy
season. The fore part. that is November
and December, was rather severe--we
had some very hard snow storms. Snow
fell on the Dividing Ridge, about one
mile above this place, some ten feet deep,
but on the fats and valleys where the
mining claims are located, the snow soon
disappeared.
We have some fifteen Tunnel Claims
which are in successful operation. They
take out some one hundred ounces at each
washing to the claim. Average twelve
shareholders to each claim. At this sea.
season Of the year, the miners can have
water to wash, which will soon make
money plenty in this little village, not one
fourth as large as your tcwn, but they
have been paying out from forty to fifty
thousand dollars every week for severa
weeks past, and will until the water fails
and if the Trucky Ditch Company gel
their water into this place, as they intend
we shall have water all summer. Thi.
company take their water from Trucky
Lake, some thirty miles from this, ant
supply the miners with water at Fifty cent
an inch per day.
We have an unusually early spring
Peach trees are in blossom one month ear
lier than last year. Produce cheap. Pa
tatoss by the hundred lbs. s to 1.2 ct.
per lb., Cabbage 10 cts. per h., Turnip
10 cts. per TO-, Carrots, Beets and Pars
nips 10 cts. per h., Flour II cts, Porl
80 cts, Beef rs cts. Butter IS cts.
Cheese SO cts, Lard 30 cts, Fish 25 cts.
Beans (white Chilly II IL to lS, Suga
25 cts, Molasses SO per gallon, Tea s.
per h., Coffee 25 cts, and gold dus
$3.50 per ounce D. BRITELL.