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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
FORT WAsHINGTON.

WARHINoroS. Nov 9sd.-TEe washs
ington States has special dispatch FROM
Mobile. dated the goth inst, stating that
several persons who had been engaged Id
inducing emigration to Central Amer
ics, had been examined by the Grand
Jury Of New Orleans. but no evidence had
been ELECTED to end true bill for the Vio.
lation OF the neutrality laws.
Mr.. Forsythe is expected to arrive beRs,
10 thejcourse cfa week where his presence.
had beeh requested BY the President, with
a view toSa conference on matters Of pubr
lie interest. touching Mexican affairs.
n The contracts for construction of the
machinery Of the side-wheel steamers now
building at San Francisco. have been a.
warded to Peter Donahue Of that city.
Capt. Chauncey, Of the US. Frigate Nj
agara. writing from Port Maude, October
2ed, 10 tie Navy Department. ssys that
alter lAnding the captured negroes on the
African ccast the vessel will stop at Mons
royia 70 cal. and return direct 10. lhe u
nited State The officers and crew. were
enjoying perfect health, ~ M Il
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

Fever IKE every other form Of disease TO which tho
human system Is liable, is caused by impure umors
This being caused by the more rapid acti on on he
blood struggling with nature, in o,oast
out of the body the corrupt matter which is desdly
opposed to health. Hence thegoo and ba humory
are al war with each other and the eommolion which
idllows causes fever and heat The symntoms 81
fever are various; causing heaviness IanFnd dim
cult breathing, eyes dull and heavy anxiety s9hin9
and H yawning m alternate fits Of heat and cold amer
whlch the patient complains Of pains in the head and
BACK great thirst, naueea and sickness a f1lneas
abont the sto maeh and sometimes vomiting biIieus
matter. DIX. M0RSE'S INtIAN ROOT pills are
acknowledged 70 BE- strengthening and delightful
medlcine Tor all kinds offeYer They not only eIenSe
the stOmach and bowels from all bilious mntisr hnt
they open the excretory vessels csusng them 10 non
coPous enusions from the blood into the bow af,er
which the mass is thrown Outby the natur-
cases OF lever will be to take large doses In nedar
70 have them operate BY the boweis tsra
from three to ve night and morning until tbe teyhr
entirely disappears. After which, from to every
the best way to check fever because thew drive
all allinnammaton, and reStOret body 10 n etatel or
sound health. And the blood and other auids viii
be SO horosshly purified that disease IN any form
VIII oeutteriy impossible. See Advertisement
November 4, lS58--lm27 ! fFnl lit-S riff''' 4 a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

CARRTKD AWAY DY A KITE An Irish
paper says: A young man, named Power
residing q. Cast!ecomer, went, few eve.
nings ago TO ay. what he termed, asPAnish
kite, Of very large dimensions Having
adjusted the cord and tail. it rapidly aScen
ded with brisk breeze. until IL bscame en-
tangled round Powers head. The wini
Increasing, he was drawn distance OI
nearly hslfa mile In the greatest agony,
the cord cutting into the bone. The Ray.
Penross, the curate Of pa,ish, seeing the
man running along at full speed. perciev ID
that he was dragged by the kite. and fol
lowed him as fast as he could; bnt being
unable to come up with him. be shouted
at the top Of his voice. to ''let go,there was a
rnau killed 10 a thunder sto m by the
lighting Of kite" When Power hesrd
these words. he shouted with redoubied
yiRoF, but cOuld'it eKtrieate himself until,
after the distance mentioned. be was stop
ed ,by high stone wall, the top Of which
being code cut the cord. aud set at lib.
srty tlss kite and its owner, who was al
mos! lifsless Nth fa,igpes spd fright sa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
A Republican United States Senator Sure
form Michigan.


The Detroit Advertiser says 'Ihere viii
be decided Republican majority in both
branches of the Legislature. In the Sem
ate we shall have twenty Of the thifty-tWo
members, and quite possibly twenty four,
giving us certain majority OF eight In
the House, which is legally entitled to on
y seventy-pine members, though the last
House contained eighty, by the admission
TO a seal OF a member from St. James, the
Republicans have elected not less than for
ty-four. and probably forty>rlne. This
viii give us certain majority OF nine, and
probable majority Of nineteen"
Upon this Legislature devolves the duty
of eleel;ng United States Senator in place
Of Mr. Stuart, This, together with the
one we are certain of in New jersey in
place Of Wright, insurss for the Republi-
cans two additional United States Senators
! in the next Congress.
SENAToR STUART made gallant and
able flghtia his place in the Senate agans
the Lecompton iniquity. 1t is n5t becom
ing men not wsdded to parties to rejoic,
over his discontinue. II is question
whether bis defeat may not a loss ralhe
than a gain 10 true Republicanism Gin
cinnati Commercial
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

The LAWYER NoNPLussRD Here we
have a case to present. in which the irri-
tating snd too irritable counsel was com
pletely nonpussed. Its as follows:
i call upon you. said the counselor. 'to
state distinctly upou VIII It authority YOU
are prepa ed to swear TO the horse's age!
Upon what authority? aid the hostler in.
terrogslively. You are to reply to and
not to repeat the question put to YOU
doesn't consider a mans bound to an.
swer question afore he's time to turn il
In his mind. Nothing can he more sim
pie, sil; than the question put. again
repeat it: Upon what authority do you
swaar TO ihe ammal's age2' The besv
authority, responded the witness. gruffiy
Then why such evasionP Why not state
1t al onoe?'--'Well, then, il you must have
it, 'Mustl l will have il, 'vocilerated
the counsellor, interrupting the witness -
We'll then il you must and will have Il,
/ rejoinrd the hosller, with impsrturba bl,
gravity. why. then | had It from III,
horses own. mouth A simultaneou,
burst Of laughter rang through the court
The JUICE on the beneh could with diff
Guilty restrain his visible muscles TO Judi
eial decorum
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
NEWS BY THE OVERLAND MAIL

ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 29.-Tle overland
mail brought five passengers.
During a severe storm al Tei0n. October
I2i. a stampede orcurred among the cam.
els used BY Lieut. Beale. Nine had been
recovered, but q ere were still six missing
The Los Angeles s ar speaking Of emf
grafton, says that another large party OF
emigrants from Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas,
and Texas had arrived during the week, IN
excellent health, without experiencing the
slightest inconvenience.
The stations OF the Overland Mail Com
pany afford resting places at co venienI
distances, greatly assisting travellers. The
feed for stock is excellent and the ami
mails arrive in good order. A large i'm
migrtion from the South Western States Is
now on the road.
David Harris Of Baltimore. was burned
to death at San Francisco on the 22d ulti.
mo.
The Sixth Infantry had reached Carson
Valley, and would proceed directly TO Be
nicia. Three hundred troops were expec-
t DIT arrive in ten days.
George Penn Johnson had formally re-
tired from the "Nationsl" newspaper.
Victoria dates to October I8,h mention
the arrival Of nine hundred ounces OF gold
dust by express. besides several largo par.
GELS in the hand OF passengers.
The accounts from above are more fa
vorsble, the mines turning out much bot
ter than was anticipated month previous
New diggipgs of all descriptions had teer
discovered and more miners were going
up the river an coming down it,
Freights from Victoria to Fort Hop,
hal advanced from $40 to $50 per ton
The shipments of gold from Victoris
through Wells Fargo q Cos Express
fIom August 4lh to October 10Th amour
ted 10 $99 600. a Raa
The British shiP-of-the line Ganges,
Admiral Barnes arrived at Esquimalt, from
Valparasio. October I7th. -.r
Oregon dates 10 the 10th ult. say that
Col. Wrig rs column had returned tc
Wallah Watla. An artillery battalion.
under the command Of Capt. Ksyes, wa,
en- route to Vancouver.
TIE remains Of Capt. Taylor and Lieu
I. nant Castor wers buried At Walls.
Michaels neyhew of Kan akin, the
leading murderer of Indian Agent Bsloo
three years since. had been captured by
Major Garrett, and con6necd at For
i Sinicae. ,f ha3 @
Yamaka. Chef Of the Oubris. and faith
er OF the Qualchien. had been killed
VIII lie attempting to escape from Colonel
Wright's Command,
Navigation Of Frazer liver and trade
with Columbia had been thrown open tc
all parties. e aa t,et
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

ETThers is "look ahead" as IL the
work shops. foundries. and the shipyards
were to have larger representation IN the
next Congress than the trading politicians.
When the people declare sganst such man
as Clancy and Owen Jones, Phillips,
Groesbeck, Dewar', Leidy, and others who
bave adhered to party inprsterenoelo nation
al interests, and battered the good of their
constituents for personpl partizAn advance.
ments. We may hope that y movement has
bsen made in the right direction toward
oreasipy up tina, combination which bassly
betrayed the the country on all vital ques-
tons affecting its Industry aud Business
Tbs plow, loom, AMI anvil are to have a
voice 10 the capitol to the ex lusion Of
mule contracts, swindliug purchases OF
military sites AMI reckless appropriations
OF public lani in payment OF prof gate
party services. Il Lou. Journal. tt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

Authors. 1t is doubt whether nan
kind are most indebted to those who, like
Bacon and Butler. dig the gold from the
mind Of literature, or to those who, like
Farley, purify it, stamp it, tx its real val
ue. and give it currency and utility. For
all the practical purposes of life. truth
might as well be in prison as in the 70.
ltc OF q Schoolman, and those who release
her from her cohweb5ed shelf, and teach
her to live with men, have the merit oil
"libersting'' il not Of discovering" her
IOolton.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
FIIs! FITs! FITs! FITs.
DR. HANcE'S YEGETaBLE ExTR ACT
F'ft EPjl EpTIr piiI

FOr he Cure Of Fits, Spasm, cramPs and oil syvoA,
-,n and COHstitNti0RaI Dissassss - 80 :
DEhsoNs who uIe laboring under this distressing;
l. rrin m1Say "a va ;win nnd Dr. HAscE's NEGETA BILE EPiS
go rt .or curing Epilepsy or Failing Fits
Lnese rus Possessa specific acdon on the neryoua
me P9rpose Of curing Fits they will be found 81
oebent for all persons aiiced with weak
or sss,,er system has been prostrate
I'd or diseases Of long standing supernduei
gu ~ etvonsness, they are exceedingly bpIeacial
oa .9s CITY pittanee viii hay the Pilis
saIs r sne% r'EErp1gh ne mas free postsec Fo1
baltimore, Maryland, to whom crders cror III iS,1ee.,
t"as onon ~ ,sn must bsaddressed, ,postp6id:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

To PRESERVE OUNCES TENDER. Every
house keeper knows the difficulty Of pre-
serving ounces SO that they. will bscome
hard The following directions, from
home experience, otyiate the difficulty ef-
fectualry. and produce atender ounce
sweetmeat:--Psre the fruit, and cut into
quarters, eights or rings; as you may fan
cy, Then boil in water until soft, and
take out the pieces, placing them on plates
10 cool. Boil the psiriugs and seeds in
water, and to the Jelly like liquid obtained
adj one pound Of sugar to each pound oI
fruit Boil and skim to clarity, add the
cooked fruit, and oil gently for an hour
Take out the fruit sni boil down the liquid
until i, assumes jelly like appearance on
cooking lite of. and then return the
fruit. and put away for future use. The
extra good quality will repry any extra
trouble. American Agriculturalist. .'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

JEFFERSON DAVIS AT HOME. The feature
Of political intelligence 10 this days paper,
is The speech Of Col. Jefferson Davis, OF
Mississippi. at Jackson, in the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives. OF ibat State,
delivered the lIth inst. at the invita-
ton Of the Legislature as reported in the
vicksburgb Wing OF the l3ih. Mr., Da.
Wis has quite recovered from the GOODNESS
which characterized his temperament while
in Maine, and has fallen hack into his nor
NAL condition as fre-eater. He declares
his steadfast adherence to the Ssate Rights
party. and his utter repud alton Of the doc
lrne regarding slavery in the Territories
held by Senator Douglas. He declares
that the opinions of Mr., Douglas, advano.
ed during the Illinois canvass, were as OBJ
jectionabls as those Of Mr.. Lincoln, "des
trucive Of the right Of the South and al
war with the Consti uliou." and he would
have been glad il they had made Kilken.
ny fight Of it. III the Republicans elect
ed the next President, he was in favor o.
the Stste Of Mississippi Withdrawing a
once from the Unipn and asserting her in
dependence. That preparation might he
made to this end, he advertised that al
the old muskets in the State should be tur'
ned into Minnie Ri6es. and that the whole
State shoull at once prepare for war, col
lect ammunition cast cannon; and all thi'
he thought "'tut the part Of prudent pre-
cautioa. = Cincinnati Commercial
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

PrcruREs room with picturers in it,
and room without pictures. differ by
nearly as much asa room with windows
and 4 room without windows. Nothing,
we think lis more melancholy, particular
'ly to person who has TO pass much time
in his room than blank walls with nothing
on them for pictures are loop holes 81 es-
cape to the soul. leading 1t to other scenes
and other spheres. II is such an iuexpres-
sible relief to person engaged In wiring
or reading, on looking up, not to have
his line of visions chopped off by. au oil
Gus white wall, but to End his soul esca'
ping, as it were. through the frame OF an
exquisite picture. to other beautiful and
perhaps heavenly scenes, where the fancy
for moment may revel, refreshed and
delighted. Thus pictures are consolers oI
loneliness; they are sweet tfAttery to the
soul they are relief to the jaded mind
they are windows to the imprisoned though
they are books; they are histories and ser
mons which we can read without tht
trouble Of turning over the leaves.--Rus
lin. hl@ ''t -i Poi ''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
HTL.st week At Columhus Jnd,.r.

GE Last week 1t Columbus Indiana, a
suit OF Shrewsbury d Price against New.
herter, was terminated ny the jury render
ing a verdict Of sic. 900 against Newh,r.
ter AS soon as ths verdict was recorded
Newherter drew pistol and shot himself
IN the head. causing instant death. Tie
defendant was the manager Of the Touring
mills Of the plaintiffs. and the verdict A.
gainst HAM was in impeachment Of hi,
honesty. The next night AFTER the ter.
mination Of the suit. aud the suicide o.
Newherier, the mills Of Shrewsbury &
Price we're fred and burnt to,the ground
Loss over S2O.Uoo. [HilSborugh Citi-
zen. ss4 st,af '9fi.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
mo- Uonsmmntiuen

EnNHE advertiser having been restored 10 be.tb In
lew weeks, by very simple remedy AT er has
,ns & several ears with
known to his fellow re rs The OF cnys
10 az who desire 1T he will send copy or the re :
scpuon used Urse Of charged, with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they win ahdfa
sTae @ cure t9r cos!snptioH, s'hmag Brcnekifis De-
serlptOn is to benefit the afIIeted and he bSs Sss
every sufferer III try his remedy as twilI them
notnlne' and ma! prove blessing. Parties wishino,
The prescription will please addSess : IT, I ~
g.. =. J. REV. EDWARD. A. WILSON B.;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

PACIFIC RAILROAD The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times,
learns from a reliable source that Mr.. Blu.
chanau will take strong ground in his mes
sage in favor OF the passage, this winter, oI
a Pacific Railroad bill. He will sketch the
plan of construction to be favored by his
Administration.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

THE TURF.--0n the 30th Of October
Mr., Ten Broeck ran his mare Priores,
against Captain Biltle's horse Poodle al
the New Market Houghton races Tor f20C
and won. The defiance was mile. 7 fur.
longs 1853 yards. Each horse was ridden
by it's owner.
By the way, we perceive that Mr.. Ter
Broeok arrived at N-w York on Monday
last. in the steamship Van ierrlt. from
Southampton. It's said he sold the Ia
nous Charleston before leaving, at a low
figure. a. f ,a o.
EE The late high prices dem anded fol
potatoes have caused produce dealers t
cimpert large qualities from Michigan anc
Canada, and they are now down 10 75a
per hushel for the best Meshannocks. -
They ough, never. in this country, b,
worth above 35@4Oc Gin, Com.
w, wish the dealers would import int,
this market little mole literally. as the,
could make money by doing II potatoes sf
Ord msrgln for profit in Cincinnati at 75c
Here they are asking 9oe@Sl.-[Zanes-
vile Courier. N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
s,ate school Libraries.

0nr efficient School Commissioner has
concluded with the Appletons Of New
York, contract for the supply of School
Library Books on terms extremely advan-
tageOns to the State. The publishers agree
to furnish such books as the Commissions er
shall select, at forty per cent less than the
retail prices. boxing and freight included.
This is one Of the best bargains that has
ever been made by the State, which. as ev.
'erybOdy knows, is not usually good at
trade. -
But the excellence ofthe bargain is not
the best feature ofthe business. The great.
est care, discrimination and taste have been
exercised in the choice of books. and all
the volumes are Of positive and permanen,
value, the purchase of agricultural works
for rural districts, is but one instance oI
this attention on the part of Mr.. Smyth,--
Circulars were issued by him to trustees
throughout the State. with the request that
they would State in reply what books were
wanted and needed in their localities. -
Thus the wishes of all have been consulted
in matter which has not been adequately
alluded to I'll now.
The books are to be printed by the Ap
pietons. on heavy white paper. Of good
stock, with ample width Of ofmargiu; and are
to be Bound in the neatest and mos
substantial manner. The worthlessness oi
the bindihg has been one great cause o
complaint heretofore, but the excellence o
the material and workmanship on the vol
umes TO he furnished will wholly remove
this objection. I'D ofa
The contract. which is a model in it
way was drawn up by G. N Olds. Esq.
OF our city. 1t is very complste in al
its specifications. Books are TO be fur
nished to the amount of sixty five or sew
enty thousand dollars. The Applelon
engage to have them ready for distribu
ton by the LIST, of March 1859, and TO
every days delay forfeit fifty dollars.
The number OF volumes will be abou
ninety Eve thousand. ~. D.
The contract for binding these volume
from the printed sheets has BEEN obtainet
Of the Messrs Appleton by Follet Foste
& Co.. OF this city These gentlamsn neet
no Endorsement from US. to assure the pub
lie that the work will be done neatly an,
substantially. ee.
The completeness of this whole tran
saction is but type OF Mr.. Smyth's man
ner OF discharging The responsibilities o
his post. Had such man filed The sam
place earlier. our school Ii rares wonl
never have fallen into disrepute.- Obi
State Journal. m s,H t,etr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

EVIDENCES OF Coop CHARACTER.
hoosier being called upon the stand,-- .r'
"How long have you known Bill Bush>
warkp f H4 ts
Ever since he was born"
"What is his general oharacter?" 3
."Letter A, No, 1.,--'bove par very
great way"
"Would you believe him on oathi" +
"Ees sir-ee--on or off any other way"
"Whai, in your opinion, are his quail
i6cations to good cbaracter9'' ff sNs
He is the best shot on prairies or in the
woods; he can shave an eyewinker off q
wolf as far as a shooling-iron will carry 8
ball: he can drink quart Of brandy day
an chews tobacco Ikea horse" N ea
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
Howard ASSOCIATIONS P6i,ods,aSy.1,

NHa
y 5sneeoIsnt titutioa, Sv
MenJor tAe -sHg of,tke sick and distrts,rS sM:..
TnA YirHtenf and Epidemic diseasss " - AD'ts.
ne poward Association, In view of the N w full 5a.
the ilte, Sexual dseasesand
oI suSh diseases by Q1acks, several years, sSo
areeteu thelr consulting Surgeon, as n CbaritsIfe
nhetMortby OF their name, TO open DispensrtS sT,
forms, aud to give Medical vice G[s,. ~ 80 n
apPy oy letter, with arle scritio Of cSSi,S
ate, occupation, habits of and IN cssss ~
esreme PoVertyto furnish edIcints free Of chsryc
inehRhest Medical skin of the oge and viii SI
me most approved me odern MT D'nish
iae Othe Association, in their Animal Re
pos UT upon he treatment Of Sexual Diseaees for ina,
tisiacton with the success which hiss st,eHdas 'hn
oors the Consulting Surgeon in the cure ofsnern,s
sSo,InHa, oemina weakness, Impotence C0n1ythrss
phlIls the vice OF ODanism or Self-abuse a.
S conunuance ofthe same plan for the ensui
ne directors, on review OF the mast Gecl
iaborsin THIS sphere OF benevolent cfoyt
m nSve oeen OF great benefit to the aaicted
49," 'Is aug lney nave resolv ed to de ole thcmG
WIN renewed ZEAL to this very imp buE
an admirable Report on spcrmatorrbea or gem,n.-
% "a ", weakhess'th wee OF ohanlsm, MasturbatioD orr
oy ne Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail lin
sta sSheu enveIope0 FREE OF CHARGE ON receint az
IVY STAMPS for postage Other reports and TTscts
n % 'ne nature and treatment Of sexual Diseases diet
tri0ution, and viii be sent 10 the aGcteds soIse 81
the new remedies and Methods of trea mo M
Gu In5Ilng the last year; are ofefeat value ~ fV7
fuuuTeSstor HepOrt or treatment, DR., GEORGE RI
tlon, NO South eSfeet, delphiG, PennsyfI
Vahia' BY order ofthe Direetors. s,S ..t = 1
EZRA p. 'HEARTwELt. President.
IEvKSE .nnS EAtRcHILDi secretary!.5 2 q fss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

HAVE You SEEN THEM. That superb
Engraving, "TuE VILLAGE BIAoKsMIsH, .
and the beautiful ART JOURNAL. which are
furnished to subscribers Of the Cosmopoi
tan Art Association, can now be seen a,
" M GRrswoLDs Lancaster Ohio, for q
short time oaly, See advertisement else.
where headsd-New Features.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

CnANaH. Such are the vicissitudes OF
the world. through all its parts, that day
and night, lnbcr and rest, hurry and re-
tirment. endear each other: such are the
changes that keep the mind in action: We
pursue, we obtsin, ws.are satisfied: we de
sire something else, and begin a new pur-
snit. e Johnson.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25
WIna certain hotel in a villas

TIna certain hotel in village in Al
ALBANIA. there is employed bar tender,
who is in the habit of taking his "tod'
pretty freely. but always makes it point
never to drink in the presnce OF his en-
ployer. A few days ago while he was in
the act Of drinking his "tod, preparatory
TO taking drink his empl Dyer came into
the b'r-room rather unexpectedly. Find
eng hiIns If caught in the act.as he sat the
tumblsr and its contents on the counter. he
cast his eyes around with look Of sur.
prise, and exclaimed: "Where 10, creation
did that man that ordered that drink 60 to-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-25

THE FLAG OF THE WURLD,--Tbe' amer
loans of Victoria asked permission TO resr
a liberty pole. to which the star spangled
flag. The request was instantly declined.
'.Well," said The crowd. "let's raise pole
and strk the hrV Of all nations upon it,"
And 10 they did what they said they would
do, and petticoat wavel from the Liberty
pole!--[Sierra lCal.l Citizen.