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SrIERIrrS SALE

UDY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
NJ issued out oi the District Court Of the Fifteenth
judicial District In and for Butte County and state ui
California, Ia directed and delivered commanding
mo To make the SUM of three hundred ami seventy
nine 500 tuars with interest thereon at the rate
of three per cent per month from the 2ih dag Of juno
A. d 1857 until paid, together with the further sum
of nine and seventy one hundredIhS s. 20 dollars
cos,s suit and all accrtiing costs said writ whrr'
In J. MckINSrRY SMITH aud T. NJ. SPARKS are
plaintiffs aud T. VI SNIrH. NJ. H. FARLEY, !. j
kLEiNE n PI HARRIS are defendants, have loy-
ted upon and shall AT pnDllc sale to the highest
bidder for cash, on Thursday, the IIth day
or March, 4. 1858, ut the hour OF o'clock Z,
NJ of said day, all of he right title and interest of the
above named defendants IN and TO the following de-
scribed properly, to Wit One Quartz Ledge located
on the eaSterly side of what is known ~ McCabes
Greek In Bate county California, about one milo
shove the town OF Enterprise; said sige running into
the hill in easterly direction i5c0 feet and which
Isknown ~ The Grain Gold Quartz Ledge, worked 10y
the defendants In the Spring OF 1856 also ar.xtrl
building attached thereto, with the machinery and
other fixtures therounto belonging
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the town of oroyille, County and state aore
said
", n PLU.M Sheriff Butte County.
Orove February 18th 1858
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STAIKoT CALIFORNIA;, District Court, ifocnth
County Of Butte. Judicial niS'rict.
In the matter o, Gardiner Lamp vs.. His Creditors.
HNPURS ANCB OF An ORDER
made IN the Hon. Dislric Court, aud tor Butte
County. by the Judge thereof, NJ chambers. on tha
l3th day of March A. u. lSjS Notice IS hereby CIV
to the creditors of the said Gardiner Lamp petit
toner insolvency to be and appear before the said
District Court, at The Court House. at Oroville, in
said County, ON Monday The 10Th day ot May, A. u.
lass, al tho hour ot l. clock, OF aid day then
and heto to shos cause If any there be-, why the pc
titon of the said insolvent Gardiner Lamp, should
no, be granted, an gnment of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
by order of the Court
~, Witness my hand and the seal of said
sEAL tCourt affixed, this tho 18Th day Of March
N~y~'A. u. 1858. NJ. II. DARR ACii, Clerk
THos. WELLS, Attorney for petitioner
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CONSTABLE SALES.
CoNsTABLE's SALE
State Of California, County Of Butte, -,
INV VIRVTTE nR AZ IxErvr,

UDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out OF Justices court, Edward Donaho
justice OF the peace for said county al the suit of
NJ Chrk ct al VI. j ID. Cusheon et ais, and to me
directed commanding me out Of the property Of said
defendants TO satisfy the judgment rendered in favor
OF SAID partifs and against said defendants for the
sum Of $50 % damages and $40 20 of suit and
hccruing costs, have levied upon and will sell ~
the law directs a the court house door of said coun-
~ on the l7th day Of April next, at clock = VI
all dendnnts title and right in and 10 the Quartz
Mining Claim known NJ that Of the "POweil'- Creek
QuartZ Mining Co.. stuhe ON the head wacrp Of pat,,
creek IN said county running 80 feet southely from
shai and 800 feet northerly from same shaft CON
aininV all the dips and angles Of the ledge east and
west Of said line with the appurtenances thcreuno
belonging.
M PURCELL, Constable.
OrOville, March 25th 1853
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IEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NTotice Is hereby given 60 all persons
~ having claims ag ainst tho estate of o. O. Good
rich. decensed To present the same with the proper
vouchers. within ten months trufn this date. to the
undersigned at his Office in the Court House in orc.
yillc. or the same will be forever barred,
W. w. HOBART,
Executor Of said Estate
oroyille, March Isl, Is5s-30d
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE IL he eby given that the underslgned " III
~ apply To the Board of Supervisors in aud for
Butte county at their February session In 1855 for "A
License to construct Toll Bridge and Ferry acruss
the Middle or South Fork of Feather River IA few
rods above its junction with the North Fork ot said
river. SN LvESrER L. SAVAGES co
Bidweli, Jan. Isl, 1855
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I'OTUE AFFLTCTED.-DR. L.J CXAPkAY can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure of all
forms OF private diseases, such phl.ia onorrbea
Nocturnal Emissions and all the conso Quenccs OF
sell abuse, In the first stages OF Syphiiitc or Como
rheal diseases. he guarantees a cure in few days
without inconvenience to the patient or hindrance TO
MS Duslnces When patient, by neg ect or improp-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
Of syphilis, such as bIboes painful swellin17 on
the grons, or ulCcrsn the throat aud nose. which if
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cause the
oohes 70 morl'iy. separate and come away leaving
hesuhsrer an object hideous to behold or when
blotches and pimpies break ont upon the Gkin or
when ne has painful swellings upon the bones. or
when his constitution Is injured so to predispusc
to consumption or other constitutional diseases, Il e
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no compensation.
IN RHEl NAIlSM. chronic or acute : In DISEN-
iERf or ID blARRllOEA. he has safe and edcctua
remedies fCf the treatment of the consequences Of
sell abuse, such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidity headache. pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss If memory, injury to the sight
restlessness. confusion of ideas. dislike for society
and feeling of weariness of life: with the nervons
system excitable that sghnoses shock or startle
the patient, max 'ng his existence mi rable For the
above maIadles tho Doctor will guarantee IA cure or
aeS no compensation. T. G can be consulted free OF
charge. and invites all to CALI it will cost them no.
thing, and may be much TO their advantage Office
hours from A. VI. to9P VI.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gvcn to all persons having
~ claims against the estate of William Harlan de.
ceased, Ia present the same to WIN. l. Evans al hls
ranch Little Butte Greek in Butte county, within
ten months after ths date, they will be- forever
barred WM. l.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Oroville, Dec Ii, iS5T-4w
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CONSTARLE'S SALE

EeN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
NJ issued by Edward Donaho. Justice of tho Peace
OF ophir Township. county OF Butte, and state ~
California, TO me directed, IN favor of T.. A. kUSEI.
and against j. H. CUSHION and j. CoLAHAN,
nave seized and shall expose tor sale al public
ton. at O'Clock, 7. NJ, on the Twenty-sixth
day Of March, A. u. 1855, at Eli. DhnahO :
Office, ON Myers street, in the Tow of Orovle, State
ana county Aforesaid, the following described prop
ert p wit; All of the defendants right title and In.
teresI IN and to Quartz Ledge or claim, formerly
known as the murphy n Co : Claim" and now as
the Powell Creek Quartz Mining Company" situate
on tributary OF Powell Creek, oro Township, State
and County aforesaid.
W. J. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated this the ith day Of March, A. D. 1855
The above sale is hereby postponed until Monday
the 9Th day of April, 4 u 1855, at the same hour
and place above mentioned.
NJ. j. PURCELL, Constable
Dated this the 26ih day Of March A. u. is5s.
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NOTICE.

NoTICEis hereby given TO all persons dealing ir
~ Powder, that Section- Of ordinance No l. of
the city ordpauoes, Will be- strictly enforced and
each vender OF powder is notified 10 procure a III.
cense for vending the same, rs ordered in scetien
Ordinance No.A
$, W. GAMBREL, Superintendent.
Oroviue Jan
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

FENlIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
u isting under the firm Of Rpsenbaum 4 Mpin-
inger has tais day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those indobrj to the late firm viii ,cnsc call and
settle y RDSENGAttN
Oroyillc, March ;. l.. MEiNlNGER
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CoNSTABLE'S SALE

HlN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued ont of Justice nunaho's Court of Ophlr
Township, county Of Butte and state of California
To ma directed In favor of JAMES BROWN and
against r. l.. kERKliAM and JAMES FOWLER
have seized and shall expose for sale nj public auc
unn. nj three O'Clock, y. NJ, on tho sixth day
of April \. u. 1883. at Justice Donaho's office
ON Myers street in tho fown of Oruve, the folio " -
ihg described property, to wit: All that piece or
parcel of land lying aud situate in about one halt
mile south of the Town of Orovie, AMI adjacent TO
tho garden called tho "Oroville Garden" in the
above Township. said pioce parcel OF ground now
In occupancy and cultivated by Cinnamon rs vege-
table garden.
N T. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated this the l3th day of March, A. II. 1858
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

all persons having cAtm- again Il samuel Tren-
ne nan, deceased late Of Butte county. to present the
same with the necessary vouctcrs to ChgS r. Lott rt
his office IN Orovillc to Andrew 4. Boyle Mt his
store in san Francisco within ten mos h. from and
after this date or they will be forever barred.
ANDREW \. BOY IE,
Administrator of said Estate.
Orovlle, Jan l4th, 1858.
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N OF &c e.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE.
IA quitting the servIces of the Coroner OF Butte
County, are hereby notified 10 call on John = Perry
Justice OF the Peace st oovie, who witt attend to
The same for me during my absence. until further
notice JAMES HARLOW. Cornnay
oreyIe, March 20. 1858. marco
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Cam i. the undersigned. h7viuC been mn Ter
HE treatment of i..J CZapkay. VI. ID. although un-
+oiCitr feel called upon TO give pubCitv to The ef-
tcacy othis treatment, hoping that 10y doing So |
may he instrnmrnl1lin rretOn,ing Others r'm the
leeTiul suffering aud mi-"ry which I experienced.
md which So often result from the pcrniciou+ prac
tice ui prrtenders Wy disease has been that OF
physical and mental debility, which fllt ,ws in con
sequence of indiscrction III youth The agnncs
which endured are. perhaps, unnecessary for me
la deiail they AZ" known to those who have expert
encrd them. suffice it to say that having called the
services 1t DR.. l j tzlpSuy INTO relus sitnn. all my
rNpec' alluus whtch may We formed Of him were
more than realized | would therefore recommend
Dr.. CZ1pkay to- all who find Themselves afflicted
with the dreadful mliady. my object in So doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire of frclcving them.
ID, J. DAllLEE, Printer.
State OF California, City and County Of San Fran.
cisco IS On the 3ls day Of July. T. iHj6. be fore
me, WIN. e. Jewctt, Nory PLblic pcrsppally appear
ed d.. pahlec. known 10 me, who heirg duly sworn
did depose and -ay, that the contents of the card
herewith signed 10y him j. true
In witness whereof have hCrcuntn Get nv md
and affixed my Official seal. the day snd wear first
above written. NM c. JENErr,
Us Futary Public.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. J. CZAPkAYS

u INSTITUTE. Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co g office,
san Francisco, California. Established in 1854 for tn :
permanent cure of all Frivate and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician, T. J. .CZAPKAY. VI D.. late Of the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician TO
the 20th Regiment of IIonveds Chief Surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesth, ungaryand late lecturer
on diseases OF womenand children.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at The old stand, corner %
.'uo"tgohery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsuled privately and with the
utmost connde nee by the afflicted at a II hours daily.
from "a NJ, until s'P. NJ. (Curesalways Guaranteed
or no pay required.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

FENllE CO.PARrN ERSIllp HITHERTO EXIST
u ing between The undersg gnei j. this day as
solved by mutuat consent. All business connected
with ihe drm will be settled by II Myers, who alone
Is authorized to sign for that purpose.
MAN BROOKS,
Orovlc, March 9.3t II. MYERS,
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PEELED 10y gratitude, make knownthcir cases and re-
medal agent, and their statements authenticated
by Notary Public. Tha demands of society impe-
riousy command their publicity. and we conn end
their Pcrusal to the attention of ali afflicted:
CERTIFICATE
TheunIcr-gncd. dosirous sofaclra.ntlugtiosc who
may be unfortunate enough To be similarly aillicIcd
where permanent relici of their suirrings may ho
obtained, feels ii his duty to thus publicly csrrtss
his most sincere gratitude to pr. l. j. Czapkay, for
the permOncnt recovery of his hraltG. Borne down
by The distressing Smptoms Incl lent to the vicious
practice OF uncomfortable passion in youth depre-scd
in body and mind unable TO perform even the most
trlng duty imposed upon the daily ayOCaiions of
life, sought the advice of many phy sciaus, who ut
first regarded my disease IA of trniUg importance
but ala~.aitcr ieW weeks, ard in several instances
N an hs Of their trc;lh.cnt found to my unut rra
bic horror that instead of relief the symptoms be
came more alarming ia theirtorturr, and, being told
by one that my disease ben! princi pay confined TO
the brain, medicine would be oftl cnu icqurnce
dpspaircd of ever regaln!ng my heal u, strength and
energy; and as t. last r'sOrt and with but faint
hope called upon Dr. CZlpk1y. who, after examining
my case prcscribad some medicine which almost in
santy relieved me of TIE dun pain and dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result. rcsOVGd to
place myself immediately under hrs care aud bY n
strict adherence Ia dIrecipnsn an advice head
became clear, my idcas collected, the constant puu
ia 'uy back and grOius, Ihe Weakness of my limbs
The nervous reaction ofmy wholc body on tn" slight.
c-l alarm or excitement: the miSanjhruvy and evil
furcbodngs; the self dstrust aud want oi eonfldrncr
III others: the incHpabiiiy 10 study aud want of
oiutiun; the frghtul. exciting, md al times plcaS,lr
able dreams nj night. followed by involuntary dis
changes have all disnppcarcd; AMI IN fact in two
months after having consulted tn" DO'tur, felt rs if
inspired 10y now lltn-that life which, but short
time ago | contemplated Ia end by my own hand
Win n view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into he hands of incompr ent quack4. deem II my
duty t. oler ihiS testimony 10 the merit aud skill uf
Dr. zapkay, and omncni hun to all who NAV
stand need of medical advice being assured by my
own experience, tnu once under his care, radical
and permanent cure will be effected
H.. +. FILLMORE
state OF California. County OF San Francisco. Sub
scrihe and sworn before me- this l7th dny If ApriI
\. d 1856. Signed JOHN MIDDLETON. IL 81
Notary Public
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IHERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State sufetil
for want Of scientific medical treatment, %
you fear +" apply to "A Physician. because They b
been deceived or their friends have been. by
OF HE dhnrlatans ~ h iniesi the community, aud v
pnbiI.h themselves as good physicians, profess
e.c. 10 af such we unhcsitatngly recommend y
9. Young, ns Physician in whom all aan place
Hicrcc lie is man of eminent and proIo.
study, Il good surgeon, an honorable man, ana
who can symppshse with persons in ailliction.
Standing as Il Physician ard gentleman are
guaranteed--the first by his medical works W.
are an hor to their author. and the e1iensiyes
highly successful course of practice with whca
has been houored since his advent in California,
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large ereH
acquaintance, i
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FERRY NOTICE

n OTlCE il hereby given that |. the undersigned,
~ will Apply 10 the Board of Supervsnr+ for Butte
county Cnfbrnia, nj then next session. for renewal
~ ne Of License to kee,, Ferry at Nelson's Bar
Vest Branch Feather River.
Jan. lSJi-4w cS CURTIS
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NOTICE

gS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE UNDER
signed will apply To the Boari of Supervisors 81
Bate county at their next Regular session for
nrwa of thelr Licens - run Ferry across Frathor
River at McConncll's Ranch.
MCCONNELL & BILLINGS.
EnhrnnrN ISlS
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Hp pEMEMBER-That Dr J. c. Young's Office Pub
"a the treatment of Private Diseases, is at the kupi
her OF Montgomery and California sts San Fran fprv
ENEMBER-That Dr. Yonng wants 10 psie to'o
bat those fully capable of approaching and dr
gushing The services OF a regular, thoronghgT
physic an, from the paltry uneaFned and mn fr.,
Iuack. kecs
REMEMBER-Tbat DR. Young ia the only frsA hir,
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases Of hF-
dencc
REMEMBER-That DR. Youngs rene
treatment are entirely unknown to all olht,i John
pared from q life spent in the great HospltasV
rope end tue frs, in this country, from pure '""
Gals imported A.,
REMEMBER-That DR. Young gives ever! ~"
uon 10 diseases peculiar TO females.
From the Boston Medical journal. ,1,s,
Aithough We are opposed to the system U ~ ~ Srus;
ilslbg, Tor good and sufficient reasons. sun
II but justice TO say that Dr. Young IL one " a
most industrious and indefagable Yotarles ="
medical science in the United Sisss. "
sg-No CURE, no PAY-ss AZ
Hls once Is at the corner Of Mon'-1uler! t"'
foi uia streets, San Fra scisc1. tterk
-
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EEMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
y e LIEF.--Below publish the certificates Of
two of the sufferers from the pangs OF disease who.
hav ing recovered from their former health and i'm.
PEELED 10y gratitude, make kn0wnthcir cases and re-
medal agent, and their statements authenticated
by n Notary Public. Tha dem hands of society impe-
rously command their publicity. and we conn end
their pcrusal to the attention of ali afflicted
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
Religious Matters.

The progress of religious meetings
which occupied SO large space in the
news Of the day only a few months ago
still continues in some localities to re
ceive much attention. A New York
paper says:
"At no time since the Fulton Street
meeting has been established, has there
been more interest in the daily prayer,
meeting than now. The room is crowd
ed from day to day; as matters look
now, the summer solstice will be most
interesting of all.
1t is stated in the New York Observ-
er that daily union prayer meetings have
been established at many Of the places
Of public resort-at Bedford Springs,
Saratoga Springs, Cape May, Atlantic
City, and many other places The New
York brethren are very active in these.
The one at Saratoga is said to be one
of great power and influence, which
many who attend upon it will never for
get So also of one al Bedford Springs,
sustained chiefly by Philadelphians now
sojourning there. Similar meetings
have also been established in smaller
places of resort.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-12
New Advertisements

DANCING ACADEMY.-H. X. Lyon
proposes to open a dancing Academy
for Juveniles at Odd Fellows Hail.
Those who wish instruction in this de
partment, are referred to Mr.. Lyons
advertisement.
JOHN WILSON, has opened clothing
establishment, next door south OF Sim
mons g. Son, on Main Street. Mr..
Wilson is an old resident, and has had
much experience i'll the business IN
which he is engaged. His old custom
ers, as well as lots of new ones, will
doubtless patronize him in his new To-
cation.
SPALDIxG & ROGERS New ORLEANS
CrRcUs.-This mammoth establishment
as will be seen by advertisement, will
be in this city on Friday the goth inst.
This circus has some of the best Eques-
trian and Gymnastic talent, also trained
animals, in this country. Some 24O
persons and horses are connected with
it. The lovers Of this kind of amuse-
ment will have a rare opportunity attor-
ded by the exhibition.
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Brigham Young's Harem.

The Salt Lake correspondent of the
New York Times, paid a visit to Brig
ham Young's harem, which has been re-
moved to Provo. Of this visit he re-
marks:
Such chances as / obtained showed
me that Brigham is man of some taste,
and that his spirituals are generally fine
looking women, some of them, indeed,
quite pretty, and all of them so far as
could judge, intelligent. l suppose
saw in the shanty quarters some thirty
women, but whether they were all of
them wives of the Prophet, or whether
these constituted his entire household,
of course | am not informed.
"The general impression here seems
to be that he has nearly or quite fifty
wives. He only claims to have forty
children living, having had forty-seven
altogether. This, doubtless is the high
est figure he can claim, as the Saints
consider high number of children a
subject of pride and boasts These
wives are all their own servants, and
nurses of their own children. To see
them sitting under the overhangino
caves of the shanties just at dusk, with
their numerous children hanging around
them, all crying, chattering, or teasing
at once, was certainly suggestive of a
founding hospital.
81 was curious to know whether these
women were happy in the strange lift
they led, and glance at their faces i'm
pressed me with the conviction tha
theirs was the happiness of stolid list
lessness, an existence in which all tn,
higher and holier sentiments of refine
ment and affection had been sacrifeG
upon the altar of fanaticism. They seem
ed to me to be virtuous willing, per
haps, and resigned-but, nevertheless
unhappy victims of self-inficted tor
lures, by which they hoped to meri
sanity reward. To few of them, per
haps, these remarks would not apply
Some of the younger females appeared
thoughtless or reckless, but the elder
who were educated in circles wher,
woman was queen rather than vassa
slave, wore their chains evidently will
inward murmurings."
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K. r. q R. I. Railroad.

The Sterling Republican, announces
that the contract for preparing the road
and laying the track from Sterling to
Rock Island; has been let to responsible
parties; part of the distance to be COM
pleted this fall, and the balance next
season. 1t is gratifying to know that
both ends Of this road are being pushed
forward in spite of the hard times, with
a very considerable degree of energy.
We regard the valley of Rock River,
throughout its entire extent, as one OF
the richest in the whole broad West,
and continuous and direct line of rail
way, stretching from Lake Michigan tc
the Mississippi at Rock Island, while il
will command all its great resources
will place its denizens in communication
with the best markets Of the East, and
offer to them at the same time free &C
cess to and interchange with the great
commercial centers of the South and
West.
Such line of road, passing through
such a country-it must be evident tc
every sagaclous man, cannot fail to be
come one of the great natural channel,
of the Northwest. Let no one hay,
any misgivings as to the ultimate anG
complete success of this enterprise
There can be nothing more certain
Rockford Republican.
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YELLOW FEVER AT PHILADELPHIA
Several asses of yellow fever have oc
cured at Philadelphia within week
or two past. The bark Elizabeth Jay
arrived from Havana about two weeks
since, and after stopping in quarantine
for ten days, came up to the city. Nc
sooner had she commenced dischargine
her cargo than Mr.. Shezline, Day In
spector of the Customs, who was watch
ing the process, was taken sick and died
A short time after, another inspector
was taken dangerously sick, and anoth
er officer affected, but more slightly
These symptoms were plainly those o
yellow fever Chicago Journal.