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.hc hoDofalle justices If TIE Supreme Jud.
y. IuArt, naxt a. he halaen at Ellsworth

''' 't'b'f"h'' 1uat} COS 81 tire Hult DUd
rts NuArt, aneNt 10 he halIen at Ellsworth
within and fox tie County If Harefek.
AFRfi. TeRd, 1857.
re ty, Rife Of David c. Gray Of said Deer
Isle, respectfully libel AMI gives Che homer.
abe tni'lt @ he Informed: that she sss lawful
ntffic'i 10 the said Datid C. tirnv nj saia Dee,
lst'''a t5e - day II April, 1885, that she b,
iaa t hifa fhree children nov living, viz: ciar-
linda Gray, Charles Gray, ard Wired Grav. th,t
your itbeilant has siaeo this intofhsrriaeo als
VIZ ''htis d he. self as q faithful. chaste and
PIE 'loIaic wife. but tint the stid David q gmvg
Ia tir month Of N Fombcr, A. D. 1851 wholly
regardless of his marriage corcuan, and duty
and AT et'll"sieh her part deserted hey. hi
""ine, hHd his children. md has never In arv
why or mhAaer contributed for her or his chil,is
rrrs support. She taes moi know s7herc h. res
sides or whether he is uow lssingf wherefore .be
l"a}S that decree Of divorce may In granted t.,
tict rom hisi, the said David @. Gray, and that
tAe e}Stoay and guardianship Of her children mav
De granted TO her, nndas in duty bound will ever
pray. EEBErT4 GRAY.
attest, Benz. r Ferguson
EecT lslc, April Is, 1885,.
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ST ATfs OF MAINE

II tScccK, ss.--SuFfcsle Judicial Court. October
Term, 1891.
TN the foregoing libel ii is ordered by the
" urt That notice Of the pendcncy thereof be Civ
en- to all persons interested, by publishing an at.
tested copy Il the libel and this erder thereon
5thtse "eess saedessitcly in the Ellsworth Ancri.
.gan rewsPa or published in Ellsworth in said
J""myt the last publication to be TT least, thirty
Gays hetTs the next term of this. Court to be
",ldth at Ellsworth, within and for the county
"i i"hsack ON the fourth Tuesday Of April next.
tlat th'Y may1hen and there appear and show
ra"1e II any they have, why the prayer Of tho
hoeiiaAt sLO I'D no. be granted.
Attest p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
tine copy If The libel and order If Conrf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-12

Tho town election, in Oxford and
CInbcrlanI Coua:I have proved to BE-
.bou. all Republican victories. and in
many towns, Republican gains from st
year.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock. ss-Suprenle judicial Court, ossober
Term, ls1I.
On tac foregoing suit it is ordered by the Court
that notice of the pendcncy thereof be given to
all persons Interested by Publishing an attested
cory of the Writ and this order thereon, three
weeks sucocssively in the Ellsworth American 4
newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said county
OF hancock tine last publication to be at least,
tLity days before the next term of this Court, TO
be holden at Ellsworth, within and for tho county
of I!anca ok on the foutn Tuesday Of April next,
that they may then and there appear and answer
to said writ if they think cit.
Attest, P. W. PERRY, Clerk.
truo copy Of the wit and order OF CouTs
thereon
L AtteGt, ?. W. Perry, Clerk.
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Al c4.ur OF Probate held Duekspor within and for u
county II Hancaek on the third Wednesday Of January
\. u. 1875.
rII AkI.kS j. ABH0TT administrator Of the essso ~
Y Uezekiah Niars lata Of castine, in said county
deceased having eued his third account Of Adminis.
tra b,n upon said deceased's estate for Probate:
Or iercd, That the said Administrator Ev0
notipe 70 nil persons Interested by causing copy ~
tue pution AID order of thereon, " be published
grsRs ssyely IN tle Ellsworth American prihed
in Tiswni that they may appear at Probate Court "
lc m ii Mt Ellsworth In sad county the 4th "Wednesday ~
fnn next AZ ten the clock Ia the forenoon and Shaw
any they have, why the same should not - ~
PARKER TICK, Judge.
kttsst A. A. UAnrlgry. kegfstaA
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Lest.

RETWEEN Union River Bridge and
"ho!iard IOWA, ON sunday last, a Ladies'
Fitch Nictasi' " The person who was seen to
pick the same Up, will save NIL froe,L, and rcceye
the thank Of the owner ny leaving tue same vt
tho american Office.
Ellsworth, March 10, lSjS.
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sfissol!itiD.i.

yllE Co-par,uership heretofore exist
iag uadcr the name II ROBIN SOY 4 TEN
My i, This day dissolved by aatua consent.
\. Robinson will settle tlc bGsHaas. .ad i.
authorized to use the name Il the Grm /. lipuila-
tion, j. ko3iN cus,
v. +. TENAEI.
El!sw4fta, Teb II, ISIS.
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As l. hLS IORATIN l. TItOCul.S,
Tae Gr.lt S.la.:.e for To1aeso.
II Is well tHapn an ac5at.,'' ert Itla fac; TIA.
tAa ~ Of I hAe,5. Is tla promoting, ola.e OF ilI.4
vi tie must severe
MENTAL AN3 PHYSICAL DISORDERS
t waisa Ia: r:s IT man i. subject. a. careful aa-
al sil aui long 1gl painful experience has clear
y psatvn that 1t contain. certain noreo,jc a nj
poisonous l-'psfttcs most taa srrous IA tueir If
iees. which b. eli-lsas into the blood destnce
the function, and opera us u t4e lllart clustg
Haay y au...''so that organ 10 be ssttoaa! tis-
easeJ.
ToBAc al. ct. als,.the entire nervous .y.tyin
riaafys,ias .t..it-o, all vii, have ,ser u1c.i tho
hvAtaus We MI bpta tcstill 5ay-.a -,itude
NerV Jus lrttabtlity, Water Br4,l, Dyspeps3a..1u u
many other disorders q i sinills character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TEoeuEs
Are des ;aei to e5uateraet these banelul iuiiuou-
c. All 49,. proved completely sItscss !ul in a
mgltltaie OF Cases, aai wherever usod Being
Harmless IA themselves III y cxert q benefcal e.
i1et nssu the cHtira srstsm, .,s.5-iu tls f4ste
wa'ea has bssoa l,lAtel or des,rayed IS sl.At
Iial sehca, completely renewing the irritation and
accom- 4lly.ng tickling sensation of the Throat
which are always con-. ucnt anon ab.taiuing from
the use If Tobacco, aad by giving a healthy toae
+ II the Stomach, iEEis'ratiuS the whole system.
Persons who are irfetgiey ably tudrrfujaiu. their
constitutions and shortening their lives Is aIl use
these Icoehes Immediately and throw OF tAe in
curious and unpledaut habit OF Tobacco Chew
iug.
These TroeAes OF La ages are put up ia con-
venient and portable iora at the low price oil -
Cents per Box. a liberal discount to t. Trade.
Prepared sp!cIy BY the ualersisneI to whom all
orders should be addressed.
JAMES L. Bowers, Druggist,
Cor, q AMI Race streets, Philada,
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A Washington letter writer says that
the bar Of one of the fashionable hotels Of
that city has taken 81, 900 for drinks in
the past fourteen IN 1nths Daring overall
of these months the city was comparatively
tenan.lcss. This enables Us u MAKE sort
OF approximation 10 ii, SUN ty,.l Of Con-
grosSionll expenditure for nuxions Now,
if all the ElsaiJn!1l. and questionable bars
of Washington did an equally thriving bu-
sn,ss, what Niagara Of toIdios 60 down
Legislative threats.
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1t is stated that tha prize lsatar, Awful
Gardner, is unl4r religious eoi. letipn in
NV York, aud has been up to tue ai-.r of
John street church to DO prayed for; and
that Matthew Hale Smith, Esq, is about II
bae1n, pastor Of "a Dltch Reformed church
il said city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-12

10 the Honorable Justices Of Che Supreme Judios
M Court holden ut ELLSWORTH within and for
the COUNT Of Hancock, on the Fourth Tuesday
q April, A. u. 1851.
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e. H. CAERUTn & CO.,

Known WI'l d l.ad' : Ioft' Tih Dentfli ad,es
piiire, itii Floating Ignec. = Shaving la
Shaving ft farrrs SHYtne s. re NieeHut Artlxans
II Jpsctnl also Gold Dollar
chemical family every .i lbs Of Which Gold Dollar
dc sitel. Ind Str8 PREPARATIONS FOR Tue HAIR
tirei.Lars Of h. D. - irnl . free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
THE HOME Trade.

1ho5sn not pose bls 70 give exact 5oA,s Of no VA
rous exchanges operated in TIE republic Of heir vaue
on nesouni CT he absence Of information n rcls
hon 20 he commercial movenents effected hroushou,
she ecunSy, YET We nsy ny,ivs Al approximation Of
What ihis commercial exchange smorns 70, We ale "a
she foundation Of calculation he smszn;s Il iae pro
dselOns generally, Of agriculture Of he ars and manu-.
fhctu,es, Of NE minss and Ct he stocks Of ca:,ls A.
also Of he sales Of country asa city real ssr,e, on
snay, ms amomi Of foreign merchandise imported con
sdtred IN respect 70 he psices witch ihey sod In
ths republic he value OF all thee predictions aiken
sSeam Row ne suppcss RAJ s.s as,s ~ ~ ~.
porn does net become oojec, OF
spe-ulssp hut passss directly from ,hs cdpcer % lns
Consumer without having Nc price smersea BY several
p~dlsnsn anu s,ssnIa,ers In pri;ss, and ,hsn n
We Calculate shn. The s.her haf only undsrsoes Two
ssnsisrs BY osiy iyo miodisnen Or spectators,
follow hss beyond all doubt, the total value II All ths
Internal commerce 81 The republic engaged upon ne
produsi'ons above 2eanonsd, must anon: Annually
n. mercantile .is.saos published BY TIE Chambers %
Commerce q Mexico, Plebls Qcerero GuanAiua.o saa
Iue Potoei ana Glsdssnya from the year ls42 20 lsis
show that hs yaiue u naonn and fore IN syrhanass
including coin, imported tgay amour ts IN 10 ors
inan forty nlsns 81 dollars calculating the value Of i'm.
ports oy the invoices TIE Custom Houses which nvoces
are always below the real vnue This ar In procf ina,
ne saeuation we have made above s not exaggerated
me business q ekehA5se, carried on by means Of bills
spd toies enough his not Of great extent being limited
% The capital OF the republic, 70 few Commercial son
Ho1:n, tad ioa Few sieyior towns Of some aporauce)
sypehs accofshg % ne oe,i Information, not 70 fall
short u tDriy OF fOriy Millions of dollars arnuaIy
Toe balhug bgsnets Of Lending mcney on interest. on
mortgages noi or on he dsccuSt CT bill or promises
W paJ th terms nso OF some considerable
l1p sort on business, wiz money Ieadisg) business
which move thar all Others gives by o onplsn Tho
portr OF getting oil oiher persons property ard CT up
TropristIg all ihs PRODUCTIONS Of labor and ssu Tnis
outnste, which las spruag in addition 70 the londing
o1t Of the epo-mors mnts OF e clergy vho IN inct not
mas years ago. formed grind national bank for lendng
money interest, ind 10 whom the landed properly q
ne rspnhhc n in dert more ,hRn eighty or hundred
has been lately much extended among all those popua-
n0rs where there EXITS any ntiYhy !, Agricultural CT
mar 7fuci1r5g proiucior, sVpg rsei as sac1 prodnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

Notwithstanding, however me regulations which
require every foreigner 10 lake out aud TO every
yeas his papers u CURLY there greA. number Of
foreigners who never comply with these reguaions. In
consequence Of this the number Of those out
ner papers FAR from representing the real number Of
those who reside In the country Taking this fact into
and counting The families Of only this small
number Of foreigners, We may reasonably conclude that
the total Of Foreigners Of both sexes, who actually
reside The country does not fall short Of twenty
thousand. This number, compared with the whole 20
puIsiion Of Tie republic, gives than three for every
thousand
Notwithstanding the very AMI limited emigration
into the country the number OF resident foreigners
tnues every year TO Increase to certain exent a. may
be seen by statement Of the number OF foreigners who
entered and the country the seapor during
the year 1854 They are ~ fohows;-
Dit. N
favor Of
EHsyed Left Inc. Pop.
py the ports on Calf Of Mexico. l0l1 l,l38 773
BY ports PactRc ocean, except
Acapulco, where no account has
been kepy... 0Ao NO no
Tosal....... "..I,ooI l,o44 1,@AS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

he vssae Of The annual importa:ions Of foreign NOR
shandss INTO he repuo.ic at the present date
about 20 millions OF dollars. The value OF expor:aons
amouna TO 20 millions OF doa-s This difference between
Tho amount Of ne npOr A.ons and explorations owing
chiefly 20 the Of money sent by government every
year pay Of he 6es. owing foreign pa,ons
also for .he support OF the Aat assadors at foreign courts
Another Of he differences N favor Of the expoYA
lions owing % tie amour, Of money iAken gu, Of he
country by foreigners who returning home After Inv
ing resided time aad hay.7s made their fortunes To
he r.puble.
me inportstors generally consist Of cotton eoois,
linen and voollen cloth OF various qualities OF slk
Ind snk STUN, cotton, hrsnaes, wne Liquors, oils,
lozs glass, quicksilver iron, STEEL Ere arms, TIN Plate,
Ane and ordinary rnerinoes, watches ewery, paper,
chnsYy, waz, from Caia and Quay aqui,
risxss and household furniture, musical instruments,
printed BOOKS and numerous other objects Of less in2or
lance
me expectations copss, chiefly Of gold and silver both
coined and IN bars FROM - 70 70 millions Of dollars
lue OF tsse meta annually exported The 5or million
Of other exports rer7aing consist OF cochncd, vanilla,
,obneoo coffee tniap In root, -shperA, hernp thread
and raw hemp, AID gnrsdo nay or mear, rope,
copper hides and skins, timber for building AMI
for hne work, Sogvood, irigo,. eocos and ptms-..s
Of pearl, salt meas anS hsh, rice, beans s.rsv hsn ma
cloAks Of common wool, essas, -s srsar sweeimes,s
and preserves, with many aer objects Of importance
and value.
kcsordDs % ne mos. recent dates he whole am,,n,
OF mercnandse imported annually ,to Mexico incIydnr
70 he value al ul,l heir arrival he rort ~
- tr~ra A1a StFa~4 %. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

The measure Of weigh. centrally adopted throughout
he republic she auinlal rs divided into fear no-
bas Of 70 lbs. each a-coa rhs pound "a dviEod no
10 ounoee And Tho 5nnce MO 10 adaymes, or grams
Measures o! lessiS. ne vn,A q she common measure
OF length IN Mexico. lie measure = isken frcm IRE
Spansh msnsurs o. Buygos, according 70 q -cdel tho
Record efce o. be N,y Hall Of y.xieo uhsn 70 marked
1721 The rara divided into Two halves thyoe lhTds
four gArters, six sixhs eight ,cAyes eigoths Iy
tr pogadas or inches, Aaa forty eight isdos fingers
zach pugnia or inch - divided MO twelve iiass each
dedo or hnger mo nne hnee, and each ns iwsye
points.
Fifty nAts @ measure called scrisi, which "a
urea for measuring Lri The xsxisan league oorss OF
100 t0rdeis or 200 raros.
200 hezican varns equivalent % e39 metyer or IN
o,her vords one vlra 10 equal 10 os3sa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
AGRICULTURE.

he lend devoted 70 agrsu,are does MOI certainty form
much eighth par. OF he whole eupe.ncs Of he
IaSle land Of the country indian corn beans rice and
pepper chiefly raised, incse constitute ne only
Ar,ies Of food Of he poor Inhabitants. Wheat bailey,
rice potatoes beans b1ckwhsa, Sugar cane cscEo pees
ye,hss csniss, sgnr coehneA coffee, ;oon .ooa:eo,
pirisuo, annsseo vanilla a grapes, Olives, Ara
all KINDS Of frns horticultural procasors are also
yaIkeJ In yaroos phases
Ina,so ami coshr.a may as, 30 numbered under the
head Of Agriculture, forming part Of the wealth OF
Mexico, aleo several Kinds OF timber. Bseswax Gnd
SIX may be sd5td 10 he sL OF the Two las, entio.ed
rai-ed n ne SAFES Of a:nassan .seo ana sua1s aso
Wsh rerpest 20 the vni1e Of The annual agricultural
oiuee Of Mexico he statistical tes5ans a-e so Few ard
go optrfe-t hat difclh 20 mske nny es.inE.e Tss
most reliable statement. On his sabie:t 9 conansi "a
ms DoriAl drawn mp By Doa Jsspn Qulros, Secretary
ISL Ns gentleman esATnAea tAs value q ,as ay-oaI
nral produce q al knts rIsed in New spain, a. iha,
ssn vas sso incsssS q OF .oc BEING he Tsas o. ~.
several kinds Of fnhs exported. ri we compare NO
above amount VIM no eenscs OF he population ;aksn o.
Population This calculation, however iho,gh msae IN
dopbedy with gent and szhsinsss serve
raj proanes Of As1seo 'or there las been ever spos
ihab period progressive though gynia Increase IN ihs
asvsil a. In all cher BRANCHES Of the wealth OF :he
country.
rkbs Oh he present yne for want CT better 1a,a ne
ran 81 n. popcn.oo Of he republic, and -s,rS &c.
each individual consumes annually 70 The amount Of t26
n value Of agricultural pstin:s for hs own individual
and psesssary sppsump,on he result would sho~ hat
sne sam OF ti97 ooo 900 is, 90 far, me hmoaoi Of
e annua yAl7e OF hs Agricultural rrodrss Of RE
ny 10 this amount We add the value o. tbs grains
Employed feeding csus, .he value Of ne timber Cor
balfpg AMI cietr earpcses he ya1e Of he to..on
rsss3, lise Annual prosuos CT which . not less han
1oSj0 sTt y iho vise o. he occhinsal, (-hich
1900 arooas, 10 es. each, per annrm1 tbs vnNns
u he ain tbs way and o,n.r m porAri raw rrs.eras Of
Rss I'M poriarss then vin be evident Mai ms loal
rAi7s Of all he agricultural 7rtducts of all kinds Of no
eel, may 30 sslnakd BIZ va, OF APPROPRIATION, OF no
kS han s220 900 900 per snnnn.
nio he shove SUN We add forty millions, a. being as
Ne ovssi eeusnOu the value Of cattle and pou-y AND
Ai Animal rrod1cbonf such milk, escs buler fa,,
snd cher usef sabsAp rce ali vhi:h ray b. Considered
btlcnSDf 10 he head Of agriculture hen will appear
hAs ths fetal hnouni Of NE Agricultural wealth % me
ucuy nay Do estimated, 81 Ire tszy leLsi o. amount,
20 In yaioe 10 NE rum 81 eco, 900 900 aralAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
LOTTERIES.

Among the errors Of political economy still preserved
the republic and sanctioned by the laws and customs Of
The country this species CT gambling 70 be numbered
Il "a system which sends promote dissipation and dis
order among the people, .; roos them Of their few TO
sources and keeps alive among them vain and chimerc
hopes Of acquiring rapid fortane without work m
drsHy.
there nine several lotteries IN the city Of kexoo.
The OF tickets sold by them a. different drawings
reaches in one year The sun OF 81, 3es 900.
There besides several osher smaller lotteries In the
States OF The republic me tol unt OF tickets in this
species OF gambling sold by hem exceeds million and
half dollars every year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

We edt 70 Us sun III or stn and Q half m,lliops Of
collars, rkbtn aosording W The best authority Ne an
saA5 tstsyta ard sjch senported in sars BIZ The coas
Me fseihc-eih With the kno~ edge 0f The goysyn.
msni o. frsudulssnyh viii appear uhsi TIE proiuos Of
me gold ans silver Macs Ms,So sncen 70 ~ 200 900
~ collars annually
fson -rhers are tbanesni Mines Of ron 4, varlous
Paris q Ms fsyael5, bes vtfJ ioS, Il any, o. nen are
CorrSn N Is ne snno .ita us metal as with ron
mere are numsreos rintr q Me metal, but very isw
d ntm Co worked. he yrncp pal we're "a chi
haaavs, sh,h, hoyey.r, hAvs been Sbasdoasd in
ttnssqueree he byEsion Of .ho throar,ans
Nhe Indspf) Ihefs are some uhieh are ElTked
VI sania Cara, % As stats Ct k.choaoA,,) at Masapl
state a zhoaecas AMI a. 2pns ahuasAn ant q, Vera
Cruz The richest o. ihess 40 re mines Of Nazapl
vnlcn ysd annually BON - ar 20 quini3 Or cs
ssRc'W-h ne present tue al Ge mics o. THIS
metal are t6bntoned IN corssqusbte Of tie 1g yr5s o
tho metal vhioh s nopgii rom CaRofnA, ara
sbieD Is s1dceni 70 ,Upfly ell hat Wasted 'or con
sumption. Five or siS yeaU hgo there Wtro several
mines which we're vofsei; Ne principal o. shoso was
a. Of GnEih,c1zar whch yielded eeysrn horsaaa aun
las arroaly Pot NC low rrOe q nc cAliorna stolo
has bhu. ~ al TIE ribts
Nah rstptci 10 olhsr macrl substances, as hAyo m
t.eurs,e Information " TIE -hch &c c,trar,s1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
kfNERAI9
GOLD AND SILVER.

70 Fudge by bs tnoVu. he eorlse Of
las several mns o. he repne3c, he s1-asI
u ne above prssess neAls nsds within he
ssi nrse ysrs hss been sOmsvha, ;ess uAn vhas
Vas mace o fcr.s, ysSs In Ms rs2sc, the .xpecA
uets Of these whs thought INA, he very Serssy woria
~ NE ssse vbsssys Ne pes Of quicksilver shsud come
d vn, have been completely DISAPPOINTED Tor the prOs
thai article hss N fast hnsa moro han one half Of Win,
siofm.ry - me iosl Anoun: o. coinage os gola and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

$500. ,0co, 600
WIN respect 70 zoe espor;stcrs, almost all Tho gold
and silver which "a exported goes d,rect 10 Fns.s,a
N The steamers which arrive every month q. Vera
Nns and hmpoo, a1d also in some OF the English
ms war TIE remainder goes chiefly 70 The
uned satss, ana some small q-srtiiss 70 other co1n-
ulfs Which trade with the republic. mo same course b
ssnefAy parsoed N LIE proportion with The fruits and
The numosr Of vessels from .oregu countries employed
trade during The year 1854, including those .h,ch
folio VS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

VOLCANOES.
o. ness 0AHM an rhIeh are corrhruy earning
"a. -prfossisTNx0s Peak sf oTsays, ooln.a Jornlio,
rurEA and Iotor Besides these here arc spcAa
many ysisrs Which are quent hsd, and several mum
AsHs With sshtA ..disAi,eBs q eeifs volcanic.
mere ere Sreai bur1bsr S creeks ardrvalos on beth
shos.s q NE r,rSblo, VA re rivers which deeervo
soans and -hrh osuisln sd. lent qaar sy c wafer 10
bs nsysrte 'or rene ds.anee, are he following
NJ rHs sUIr OF HEyfCo.
Tue RIO Bravo del NcYts tbs p row no bcIrcryy ne
between ne rtyabio q ke1cc ard nc UnHd gates II
rses n 1s tssisrn side q no 8eTh Mountain hdgs
90 hs guiiD ard rlsr Coa1ss o. 1f3 lclguss falls
NE Guf u ssyco.
me sortssms zee. ~ its ss.srn tdgs o. tho Ger.
rs-n wtlch divides ne vAley y 6eyi5U ron Nat CT
IsluSA and unlinf wth me vasu OF TIE Panaco, pso
tesas N ~ ocurss 90 fall nio ne rsiers of ne gulf
Tbs NvGdB or Nuvl. osp1b h Dcup1sst n teTefA suA
susAns vEcb 70 togsihsr ~ tore esisnce fftm he
rrt a. lvsrato wbsrs ne mctih % 1c river emttios
u.n 40 he gulf = Nsxcp
n. rosiss ca - formed - Two snail ftfctrs a. lrg
rss us no-lsfr SIDE % Ne Sara kadrs hief
81 80 ssfuts, N whch n sr.Mged ~ esytrI zltu-
nn.s fants mo o. . utn ias 40 re Baif waters al
Cs psrt n t,anfcn'eo
IN rahss-o ~ Crjhivn 49, rear Sc village u Omit
an IN NE fta;s Of nhpes, q runs Ne ength Of ia
Hssss receiving ne w ly'ea Of Uyifrtincr and sSsD
Ftsr0 tsn L5.s mo ls Cal q, The ION q fnoaoo
~ Tvs GvtF OF CALIFORNIA, on % coRTTs.
ne rs~si frusd ~ sprss vhieh ssats Cat q lho
wf''-7'cCs . ws ocfi-s-ts, tre Eftr G H's CT II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23
THE POSITION OF MEXICO.
sYywrICAI VIEW OF TEE REPgplE.

Pulis0, Agriculture, Minerals, hanufactuoa'
value Of LSnded Property, Population Natural
wealth Of the copnry--Is Geographical Pess-
son-spccie ID circulatcn-Ho Trade
Savings ks-Loteries-f
Foreign commercs-Pubic Roads and
Hrnwsys-The Electric Telegraph
Educstior--church ard Clergy,
&C., &C., o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

rsere Is only one coin Of his meAl, Tho yllae OF
which 70 he eighth Of real Or mo sixty fourth peri u
dollar
me vhue for colred gold 10 Il CAN'T and bsl ,or sill
yer 10 dneYos ard 70 grass Consequently, 80 ascertain
The dsrer Of Intrinsic value between cosed gold sad
silver and he same n bars 1. efficient 70 know hst
The aw 'cr pure god a chrss and grains, ard mai
for pare silver o ~ dnsros and "a grains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-23

from he mines We may, however, believe that u Is
very .Iaina NOT amounting IN vsue 70 han Two
million dollars. this amount be added 20 he vAue OF
the gold and silver, gives as The result me sum OF
$50 900 600 per Innum Gs the total amount and value at
the present time Of he mineral wealth Of Mexico, or New