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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Calahratad Eanna1n pile.


Prepared from Gprescriptfo,. Of sir IL Clarke IL D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaing the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject moderates all excess and re.
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
especially suited. 1t WILL in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Goyernmen
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfsl,s
CAUTION.
These Ins should not be taken Gyemales during he
FIRST THREE N0Nz1RS Of pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage but at any oths, time they
are. ststs. ga.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeron Papita-
lion of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, not contain lron calonel
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
CLate 1. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, NY.
N. B.-s1Oo and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorlsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing 50 pills.
by return mail.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN CO., in wheeling,
B. L. Fqhnestock Co., wholesale Agents, Ptsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, at Rich
mond. III ap9s-ly'
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FRnM HARRIsRnRG

SEPTEMBER s.-There has been no decision
yet as to the Democratic nomination in the 10th
Congressional district. The York conferees,
after consultation with their constituents, re-
turned to their posts and the ballotings were
continued alliday without arriving at any result
They are ins session again this evening but there
is no thoughts of Mr.. All, the present incunl-
bent, being rc;nominated.
YELLOW FEVER. @
NIw ORLEANs, Sept. I'll Deaths from fever
for thirty hours ending yesterday, 100. Deaths
last week $40.
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Many Druggists having Linments hand, will try
to sell them to the BEST you positively
fuse to purchase them. Askfor UBRA6GbS ARCTIC lin
lMENT, - and take 10
Liberal proposition.
The proprletorS each Ado-
lar bottle with free to the U. Journal,
one year Thisfs of the best Y payers
Acertihcate emitting the hodert benefit prop
ts The SFs.
81 bottles The 50cent 30 and ZOE
cent Linment In proportion cost and
are thecheapest. ROrsaleby BRAGG& BORR0WEs,
SoleProprietoTs, Louis, Mo.
An Agent wanted in every town VILLAGE. AppIica.
tions must always be accompanied Responsible refer
ences, For sole by LAUGHLINS & BJjSHPIELD
antS1V-Aml&W General gem t. n. VrheeiS,ps
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.

m SWEENEY & SONS FRENCH PATTERN
Il . FLINT GLASS FRUIT JARS, With Ground Glass
made of fine clear glass; boil
ndlq or Cork render them airtight, have
as the beat article for the purpose in market.
Sold, whole sale and retail, by n SWERAEY & SON. lf
OF Glassware, Importers China,
ware and House Furnishing Goods,
aag8 No. G5 Main ST. wheeling, Va.
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AGBROTYPEs

WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE
AMBROTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR
Pictures on Paper, S1eet-Ir Iron, Patent Leataer, &c
Taken in equu to any theclty
AT THE CITY GALLERY OF ART
80, Monroe street.
ap2O-1y O. "A. GRIFFIN, Artist
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HAT & CAP MANUFACToRY.s
NO. 146 MAIN STREET.

G AVERY, respectfully informs his friends and The
lJs public that he Is receiving and manufacturing
and splendid Of Iats and Caps, consisting
OF Az qualities aud descriptions are
lAge and well stored with choice stocEcf and Cans
with ample ueaus and thirty practical experience In
the Is guaratee to those at may faYorme With
san Thai shey can be furnished with good Fashionable
nat or Cap i have also made with
Hat Factories IN GeYcr A PhiIadebhIa, and lWilIdi
Ways have gu hand for Gentlemen, the tasty, hne
fashionable Hat that In the United Etgtes
all Of which VIII be.soid At the oW..t prlets
aaes9 g AVERY.
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: a4LoLA44l41i EesIUtuVe ,
The Blind See!

WEBSTER Cry, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
DR. A. Il. BRAoa-Denr Sir: For more than three gears
had been 1micted with nflamed eyes in aggravated
uegree anu tried
to no effect was inducedby DR.. baum try
Linment and In two months neerly Well. My little
auBneE was actedi in the same manner for tile
ana during portion of the time entirely bln
IN one eye. apPlied your valuable Linment and her
now perfectly sound. Tins have r with
Sursd my daughters eyes and my own besides
curing the tism in back IWodld without
yourinV aluahle remedyin1 my house. TourstruIy,
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Gross Suits.--Mrs Townsend complained be-
fore Aid, Mccourtney, of abuse from the tongue
of one James Reilly. Reilly was fined and
settled for his offending. Reilly's wife then, out
of revenge, had Mrs. Townsend arrested and
taken before Aid. Wright. Mrs. Il. was also
fined and the pleasure of seeing her fork over
afforded the Reillys satisfaction which more
than attoned for the pecuniary blood they had
shed.
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An EEA ..l 4 :

MENPala, TEa2., Nor. 2sth, 1857
hereby certify, that having been badly bruised ana
scalded by the explosion Steam Boiler Induced
me to try Braggs Arctic Eminent
" extra ted from scads and very time ali
the pain WAS from the bruises. weeks As
well and able TO resume my business.
HENRY HAYERSK1LL5i residence Jackson street.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.

FOREIGN NEWS.
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RR AGES ARCTIC LINIMBrJ.I,


This ineomHrehsRsbIe IinIment, upon which the F1ea
mas of the afflicted of eli lands oWrely for relief
The pangs OF RheunatiEm Neuralgia, GOut ErysipeEas
cancer, Scrofula, Sprains b. uses Burns ScaIds
cutaneous diseases, prep
aratiOnS The pfopretors the cement
SuherefS, the following memorandum OF
during the pastfeW months
hcaes from the parties named the possession Of
the propritOrs but their Of
one BotIIe TrIumphnnt.
MIS- MONT, No. $40 Morgan Street st. Louis, having
suffered for with Rheumatism, many
tie OF Atctic Llninient. -ty
Out OF PurRntory.
henry Davis, Mound street, ST. Louis who he
suhertng the pangs of pUrERtorF with NemralEia for
was cured by three four applications
ArcticLniment. =
Pity the Little Ghlldren
little daughter Of Mrs. Lee, residing street,
Ohcagos was scaded all over by the upsetting
OF boiling water The Arctic Linment applied
to the and the fire Instantly extracted
andfn Rfew days the little sufferer was we'll
RESTORED 10 Beauty.
MIS- George x. Tyler Canal street. NO. had long suE-
ami by the use of one
restored to her original beauty.
-s Horrible Tanner.
Eugene Mallory, NatcheE three years the victim OF
horrible tuInor the neck, which resisted an remedies
until he tried the arctic Linimen Three bottles cured
him in afeW weeks. a-'s7 y 80 =
Wonderful CureI
Bedfofd Mobile confined her couch three
years with numb palsy and after being despair from tbs
failure OF all other remedies, cured
ment, in little over month.
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DENTISTRY

inform the public thatthey
Of Dentistry Their objects Market
Monroe and Union Sts where they viii happy to see
Dentist
ants of the late Dr. Huhen and the senior partner
been constantly engaged in the practicefor hmseffor
last eleven years. during acuuain
ted with some ofthe leading Dentists in almost, all tn
cities of the United States, and has famaris
with their various operating They there
fore feel of being able give entire
ABR. ROBERTSON,M. d.
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The Railroad Competition. learn that
meeting of the executive officers of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio
road was to have been held at Philadelphia
yesterday, at which the representatives of the
New York Central and Erie were invited to be
present. Aftera general interchange of opinion,
the two New York roads, it was thought, would
come to formal agreement and terminate this
ruinous competition which has existed too long:
Railroad, accident. The axle of freight car
on the steubenvtlle road broke near steubenville
on Friday night Three cars were thrown off
the track, and rolling down an embankment,
were shattered to pieces. The cars wereludeued
With dry goods and groceries. No one injured
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49,. = - =. :. u.
We t6euE deIsIgnsd havingused DR. Braggs ArctcLnl.
ment for number OF months, cheerfuy its SUI
peror efficacy in curing the diseases
satisfied Of the Arctic being the best Imminent mada
thHtwe would other. We keep have kept for
lumber of years extensive livery city
consequently our experience about horses
es great and we that the Arctic
nents the only we have dltodYS e6ec1e
We cordially aliverystable Keepers and
others having the care of horses.
j.. A. ARNoT 12
z5 7LYNoH, AREoT a co., Te --f4.r
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l9ES9AL PLAID HATs.-Is received another lot q
II the above Hats, from 81 % to &3,O0.
s'tEi* e. o. HARPYR sons.
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One BOTTLE TrIumphunt.

Mrs. MOfit, No. $40 Morgan Street ST. Louis hS wing
suffered for three years with md tried
without enect, GItY
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WEBSTER CRY, lowe Nov eth isb7
thereby certify that well acquainted with William
russell and with the nshing he mentions aud
know his statement to be strctlyttue. ~
j. J.WADSWoRTfI, P. NJ, W ebster CITY
Good for Animals.
This invaluable Imminent Is also equally aCoup In
curing the diseases of animals witness the following
certificate: Messrs j. Dc Lynch ArnOt 90
keep the two argestlivery stabesn West and arc zen
orally known throughoutthe United States.
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Henry Davis Mound street, ST. Louis, says he WaB
suhertng the pangs of purgatory with Neuralgia for
cured by three or four applications OF the
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N B.-MessrBR. o. take pleasure In referring Inv
mission, to the following gentlemen:
ID r %esd, D. d bon. Geo. W HisHnn.AItd
Prissell, DR.. W. J. Bates, DR.. r. H. Cummins Dr. g. A
Hnlre Dr. A 8. Todd Tallant DelapIain, John Knote
Esq, Mcolalleps Knox 4 Co., Marsh Taylor -noyI0
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uSsT RECEIt EDs-Jouyens Inodorous PrepaFaton7 for
~ cleaning Kid Gloves-best article the Kind in Se.
hneEs Furniture Polisi Baxin Antleorbutic xir for
tle BREATH Dayids Ind eble Ink, and With.
out prepal atom White aud Black Slick Poade. Povder
Puhs; All kinds Chalks for the skin. =
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30
GOV. WICKLIFFE'5 MESSAGE.

On the first page Of our paper will be
found a synopsis Of the Governors Mes
sage. tits a plain, practical document,
full Of practical information and sound
suggestions. Thatportion which relates
to national politics is gratifying to
every good Democrat of the South
The Governor takes the frmest possible
stand in support Of the course Of the
administration in the Kansas matter,
and in the proposed abrogation of the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
The economy recommended to the
Legislature, and the immediate repair of
the damage caused to the State finances
by constant loans from the Trust Funds
to the General Fund, are subjects which
the people ought to consider-it is high
time to retrace our steps and relieve our
treasury from all needless burdens.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30
Speaker Orr and Vice President Breckin'
ridge.

The Washington correspondent of the
Journal of Commerce thus notices the
presiding officers Of the two Houses Of
Congress: When the Speaker presides
there is, Of course, more order and per-
tinency, and we learn that Mr.. Orr, des-
pite the difficulties he. has to contend
with, will, from his genial, gentlemanly
bearing make apopular presiding officer.
It is a good symptom of the condition
of public Congressional sentiment, which
usually reflects the general sentiment
of the country, that, as in Of days Lang
don Cheyes, the House should select a
South C%arolinian as it's presiding officer.
It seems to recognize his once cratic
State as in full communion with the 9TH
er States Of the Confederacy. The Vice
President is said to preside with much
dignity and aptitude. Unlike all his
predecessors in that chair, he does not
exhibit the first gray hair in his head,
which is coal black. True, an unusual
number Of young mel or young Senators
occupy the chamber, but the Senate is
technically an assemblage of seniors,
and the heads of such members as Col
lamar, Crittenden and Gwin wear the
livery Of age, but the deep respect and
native courtesy Of Mr.. Breckenridge
combine well with his intellectual abili-
ty and penetration to make him a first
rate presiding officer. With equal firm
ness and favor, he has less impetuosity
and more grace than John G. Calhoun,
whose proper place was the floor of the
Senate, where the might and majesty of
the statesman had their full and memo
orable development. The Vice Presi-
dent will be a favorate in his new posi-
ton. Thus admirably are the three
leading chairs of the government equip
ped, and we augur therefrom the happi-
est results to the nation.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30

INDIANA ENDORSES BUcHANAN.--Thei gal
liant Democracy of Indiana assembled
in Convention at Indianapolis on the
9Th inst, and Endorsed the policy and
administration of President Buchanan.
There was considerable contest between
the regulars and a portion who favored
the Douglas view Of the Kansas ques-
ton, but under the superior strength Of
the regulars the Douglas men were
worsted. They held a supplementary
meeting, and a committee reported a
resolution endorsing Mr.. Douglas views
of popular sovereignty, and declaring,
that they would stand by it, but the re-
port of the committee was rejected, and
another resolution was adopted, with a
platform endorsing Bright and Fitch
fully and entirely, and President Buch-
anan's policy, declaring that Congress
had no right to inquire into the way a
Constitution was passed.
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From the Baton Rouge DAILY Advocate.
I'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

WASHINGTON, January 26.-There is
excitement here in reference to Kansas.
It is stated that the President is writing
a Message to Congress in favor of i'm
mediate acceptance of the Lecompton
Constitution, and is making it a party
test question: declaring that every one
who will not support the recommends
ton a traitor to Democracy. It is be-
Iieved that the Senate will sustain the
President, but that the House will not.
STILL LATER.
Adyiccs from Kansas states that the
State officers and a majority of each
branch of the Legislative body have
united in a protest against that Consti-
tuition, and protesting also Of its being
forwarded to Washington.
New ORLEANS, January 27.-Sales Of
Cotton yesterday were 5000 bales
Market closed cent. advance. Sale of
sugar 1900 hhds., at unchanged prices;
market firm. Sale of molasses 1900
bbls., at III cents.
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Ds~ Mr.. St. German, of Waterloo, has
again placed us under obligations for
city papers, and a list of subscribers.

PoYDRAs CoLLEGE.-An advertisement
Of this institution will be found in our
columns today. DR.. Jackson, the Pres
ident, is an energetic young man, of fine
literary attainments and considerable
practical experience in the management
of an Institution of this kind, and with
the assistance of Professors, of the high
est order Of talent, we hope to see Poy-
dras College, what it should be, one of
the leading institutions Of learning in
the South. We refer the reader to the
advertisement for terms Of tuition, &c.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30

INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF DUMB AND
BLIsD.-We are in receipt Of a copy Of
the Report Of the Superintendent Of the
the above mentioned institution from
which we copy the following items Of
general interest. It gives a favorable
report Of the sanitary condition of the
pupils, among the whole number, sixty,
there was not a death during the year.
The amount required to pay the debts,
of every character, contracted by the
Board for the erection and finishing of
the buildings, complete as they now are
will be $45, 1875 10. For the support of
the Institution for the current year, an
appropriation Of $l4,5oo is asked.
Of the 60 pupils now in it, SIS are
males, "a females; I were admitted in
1852, I in 1863, Gin 1854, II in 1856,
Is in 1856, and Is in 1851.
Deaf and Dumb pupils, residing in
the State, are admitted between the
ages of ten and thirty years, and blind
pupils between eight and twenty-five,
and are educated and boarded free Of
charge s
The present Superintendent is Mr.. ].
S. Brown.
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Alex, negro MAJ aged tweuty-thrce years.
InIin nnnrn mnn1an ncrnI thirty thrss vpn +: ar

Alex, negro man aged twenty-tt,rce years.
Julia, negro woman aged tlir;y-three years ana
her child.
Harriet, negro woman aged twenty-five yea,s.
Arthur, negro boy aged eleven years.
Jack, negro man, aged twenty-siN years.
Fred, negro man aged twen,y-years.
Jane, negro Wolnau aged thirty years and her
FIVE children.
Jacob. negro man aged f~orty-ive years.
Lucinda Washington, negro woman aged thirty
years and her child.
JUN. negro boy, aged about eight years.
Normal, nejfoman, aged twenty-five years:
Hen, negro man aged about nineteen yeare.
Bob, negro man aged seventeen years.
Cooper, negro man aged twenty-four years.
Eliza, negro woman aged forty years.
Billy, negro man aged fifty years.
Emily. negro woman aged tVenty-one years.
littla. negro woman aged twenty years.
Henriette, negro woman aged sixteen years.
Nelly, negro woman aged forty years.
Sam, negro boy aged six years.
Alexis, negro man aged % years.
Tom, negro man aged thirty-tvc years.
Cyrus. negro man aged twcnty-tlree years.
Susan. negro woman aged twenty years, and
her child.
CLANCY, negro woman aged fifteen years.
Mingo, aged fifteen years.
Ben, negro man aged nineteen years.
Patsey, negro woman aged twenty-one years,
and her child.
Kitty, negro girl aged seven years.
Will, negro man aged eighteen years.
Charlotte. negro woman aged forty-iye years.
Christine, negro girl aged nine years.
Martha, negro woman aged f~orty-five years.
Wash, negro man aged twenty-five years.
Christian, aged nine years
Josh, negro woman aged eighteen.
Terms Of Sale---Cash with Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, jan. 80, '5S. ids $500
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30

The LEe1sLArUEE.-The Legislature
adjourned yesterday evening until the
9th Of. February. Nothing Of general
interest has az yet been done by that
body. j. NJ. Taylor, of the Advocate,
received the caucus nomination, for
State Printer, but no election has as
yet come off. The Speaker announced
on Monday last, the Standing Commit
tees; the following named gentlemen
are the chairmen: L. V. Reeves, of the
Judiciary Committee; p. A. Morse, of
Banks and Banking; II. NJ. Polk, of Fl
nance; r. L. Claiborne, Of Federal Re
~lations; w. L. Knox, Of Public Printing.
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
John Bcrton,
r. W. &C. T. NcRac.
Bib & Hopkins, Int.
DT virtue Of, and to safety a writ Of Fl fa, is
- sued in the above entitled suit and to me d.
rected by the Honorable the Ninth District Court,
in and for the Parish and State aforesaid, osatis-
fly plaintiffs demand and costs of suit, / have
seized, and vii! of1r ct public sale, on the preml.
sps OIL ae,
Saturday, tie 6M dag Of March, 1855
at II o'clock. a. H., all the right, title rnd i1fCr-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property, to-wit:
Attract Of land situated on Bayou Fordochc in
the Parish Of Pointe Coupee, known as the Ian
easter plantation, being composed of the follow
ing lots Nos. 5o, 81, 81. So. and 81 and the rear
corner OF lots SO and 81, containing eleven one
hundrcdths Of an acre, all in township No. 4, of
range No. s, il. the Southern District in said Par
ISL, State Of Louisiana, together with all tho
buildings, Improvements thereon, and the follow.
ing named slaves, to-Wit:
Levi, negro man aged thirty-four years.
Tom, negro man aged twcnty-sevcn wears.
Peter, negro man aged twcnty-four years.
William, negro man aged twcuty-four ycare.
Spencer, negro man aged tWcnty-cicht.
Scott. negro man aged twenty-five years.
Squire, negro man aged eighteen years.
Dave, negro man, aged twentry-three years.
John, negro man aged eighteen years.
Jacob, negro man aged thirty-eight years.
Daniel, negro man aged forty-five years.
Dick, negro boy aged fourteen years.
JENNIE, woman, aged twent y-two years, and her
| child.
Lucinda, negro woman aged sixteen years.
Maria, negro woman aged sixteen years.
Patsy, negro woman aged twenty-five years,
and her child.
Lucinda, negro woman aged thirtyfour years,
Jane, negro woman. aged twenty-seven years,
and her two children, viz Eliza and amanda.
JUL, negro woman aged twenty-four years, and
her two children.
Lucy, negro woman aged twenty-five years.
Lucinda, negro woman aged twenty-three
years and her two children.
Terms Of Sah-Cash, eciM Appra1sment.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupcc, jan. 3d. SIS. ids. $500 0
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30

WALKER AGAIN ARREsrED.-Gen. Walk
er was arrested in Mobile on the 23d,
by Col. G. Godbold, z. S. Marshal, IN
der a writ requiring his transfer to New
Orleans to nswer charges preferred
against him there. After argument Of
counsel Judge Gayle decided that the
record was not sufficient to hold the
prisoner in custody, and he was accord
ingly discharged.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30
SONORA AND ITS MINERAL WEALTH.

The silver mines of Sonora, Apostle
ly remarks a California exchange, are
nov beginning again to attact the atten-
ton Of the world as they did more than
a century ago. The mine Of Arazama
was then the wonder of the age; and
the idea prevailed that in it silver was
created by some natural process. The
San Francisco Herald mentions that, in
a decree issued by Philip v, Of Sna
and dated Aranjuez, MAY -