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Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
Mt. vcrron Jok.-Thc Greeks scld.

The ladies' of California have entered
with so much spirit in the design Of Sc
curing Mt. Vernon to the natich, to be
bv it protected and cared for, that we
would no. be surprised il tie Golden
State YET made UP the whole purchase
money. The lady managers, in pur-
suance of their labors, must at times
meet with some amusing adventures,
but probably none more Enmero1s than
occurred recently TO two ladies, who do
not reside outside Of Placer county, who
have been very successful canvassers.
Visiting party OF Greek miners, who
understood the English language imper-
.cc,ly, they explained the object of their
visit as we'll as they could to be to col
lect money to purchase the house and
home of Washington. This was evident
ly all Greek to the Greeks, as will be
seen from the construction they put
upon the language Washington they
construed into " washing DONE and
supposed the ladies' wished to go into
the laundry business; and " buying the
house," was an appeal, on the part of
two industrious but poor women, to the
generosity Of the miners, to enable them
to purchase a house in which to carry
on the business. A California miner
never turns the poor and needy away
" tbout clief,an' c ,rcins y our Greeks
in a true spirit oil Dsnevolence, donated
literally to the poor wash women to
start them in business
Asan American, We feel it to be our
duty to draw the veil over the immense
indignation expressed BY tbs Greeks
when they afterwards sscertained they
bad been giving money &c buy the house
and ranch OF :" military feiler " who
has been dead more than . b&if century
It is said they g cussed y
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
Take a Papcr.

Every family should have paper
It is worth more than it costs simply for
educational purposes. Parents have
hardly a right to deprive their family of
its advantages in these times. Children
can learn more, asthey go to and from
school, or drive the cows TO pasture, or
pick berries by the way, if their obser>
vation is quiekened by what they hear
their parents read or talk Of from The
paper; and when they form habits of
reading for themselves, sach reading is
Both saf. and useful. Reader, if your
neighbo7 has no paper persuade him to
take one. Eren if he is poor he can
better afford to take one than to Go
without; for if he takes one, his child
red will be likely to be better otf-to
make good home ,or themselves, and
it may be for him in old age.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
-
Would You Become Beautife..

The beauty of hucs and of features,
which you had by happy accident OF
yorr birth, like reflection OF your
mother, is the chance favor of the age
through which we are all passing But
the rare and personal beauty which you
have acquired is yourself, your soul made
visible, that which you have become by
purer life, noble and constant har-
mony. It is the illumination of love,
like the soft and faithful lamp in tran
sparent alabaster, which watches With US
IN the night.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
a short E2sn,si.ss.

The following roiuan'Ic iHe;dent is
said to aave occurred lev years before
tie Russisn CONQUEST Of hraenis. The
S7iriar fell violently ia love with beau
iifll Arnepan maiden, and demanded
her from her parents Their snpplica-
tons and those Of the girl were una
yaiiihg; for although she bad ioser,
she was not Formally betrothed, she
was consequently carried OF TO the
harctn During Tie night her lover
entered the palace eaFdees, and in a
low voice commenced singing beneath
the windows Of the harem, IL the hope
bat she would hear him Seon the
window vas opened and rornc che leap
ed out. Fearful that his singing Tad
betrayed bin. he fed; but as lie heard
nothing more he crept back and found
his beloved caught ii the branches cf
a tree. which had broken her descent
to ,he ground. lie helped her dour
and they prepared for fight, but being
overheard, they were pursued aud
caught, and ia the morning they were
brought before tho Sirdsr When the
latter heard The circumstances Of the
case, he exclaimed :" / see thas in the
sight of God you were already bstroih~
ed. Lovers so true should never be
parted; live happily together aud God
be With YOU -
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

a PLAcERvILL. McNsrRosrrY.-Ws
have read Of Eve legged cows, four foot
ol c,i;lo o MS, and others strange freaks
ofnatate among among the birds and
beasts, but never before have we heard
OF such peculiarities among the reptiles
Robert White, druggist. of PlacervilIo
has now in his possession well develo-
ped FIVE legged bull.frog. This Bris-
rian croaker was recently fornd at Chile
Ravine, in this vicinity, and when cap
tured was as active and healthy as any
frog in The country. The odd leg Of
this curious little moaster ii attached 10
his right fore ouzrtcr, and IS just as we'll
formed as either Of its other limbs. The
frog was kept alive for some days aftet
being caught, but the confinement Kill.
led it, and it is now preserved in spirits
-Plaeeyrilfc Obscrrey.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
The Power Of Hunger.

II IS hunger which brings stalwart la.
borers together in orderly gangs to cut
paths through mountains, or throw
bridges across rivers, to intersect the
land with the great ironways which bring
city into daily communication with city
Hunger, is the ovcrseer Of those men
erecting palaces. prison-houses, barracks
aud villas. Hunger sits at the loom,
which, with steal'hy power, is weaving
the wondroua fabrics OF cotton and Sill
Hunger labors at the furnace ard the
plough, coercing The native Incidence OF
man into strenuous and ince-saht aetiv.
ity. Let food be abundaat and easy Q!
access, and civilization becomes ilnpos-
sible, for our higher efforts are depend
ant on our lower impulses IN an indis-
soluble manner Nothing but the neccs-
sites OF food will force men to labor,
which he hates, and will always avoid
when possible -BtaekagocG.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
THOUGHTS.

Eor ye come train so varied,
Thronging, thronging through the brain,
Sometimes sad, and sometimes mirthiul,
Sometimes reyeries Of paint
Now We bring our days of childhood
Fresh and glowing to our view;
Now We ope' unknown vistas
Tor our hopes to wander through.
Thought, how varied aye, how bouae.ess,
Is the range o'er which re roll!
VINO can comprehend the mission
or tie mystic, living soul9
Rainbow tinted spread before us,
Hope. bright banner waves US or,
But Row darkly We come Ger us,
Wien we find cur hopes are gone.
When our path is black with sorrow,
And cur eyes are dim with tears,
when no star comes put to guide US,
When no beacon light appears.
Their how .hichly ye come crowding,
From the sad and throbbing breast;
When we Gee TO the Eternal.
Praying for his heavenly rest.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

MAILS.
rival and hour OF closing the Cali.
Is. in Columbia:
oclton, Sacramento San Pfoncisco, dc.
Daily, except Sunday. at Pm.
Daily. except Sunday and Saturday, atSPx
Sunday, at lPM
M0kelumne HiH, Xarphys Angel's, dc.
.ivss--Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 10 An
Eioses-Aonday, Wednesday and Friday al sP.x.
Ddrtposo, Jacksonville Big Oak Fiat, &c.
Arrives-Weekly, on Sunday, at 10 Az.
Goses-Weelly, on Tuesday. at4p
Bon Pearo's. MasioeUs Creek de-
1rrives--Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10 L. y.
Csses-5anday, Tuesday and Thursday at ap.x.
~. SonYd.
sAsrtyee-nAily, at 10 T. Is
SeSGssED Daily, stsp
kA r1ScHuM P. r.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

IMpoRrAnr TO BIGAMIsTs. - The
laws of California make the act of
marrying & second wife, while the frst
is living, mere misdemeanor, aud can
not b. prosecuted even for that, unless
he is indicted within year after the
second marriage. Henry Houghton, a
Mormon, recently married young girl
in Napa, though he had wife and three
children near Placeryille. The Napa
Hs,ald says that he was discharged.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
THE KISS.

Give RE ny lore that billing kiss,
taught you one delicious nigls,
When, turning ercuTes in bliss,
We tsed iaHentions ot delia.t.
Come. geeay steal ny Hps alsng.
AM, let your lips il 'narnlsrs more--
Ar - s--s.ssi;.s' ssssi ass isgsss wss'n s--
how can ycu he 50 daIl, ny ioge?
'' Cease, csa~e y the 5insh;ns gil replisi-
sni IN her milsy arins si.e caacft ne
"Hor you tiius yolr prf clinic
You know Twas il tie eais y9o q lght me !"
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
The FIrat Game OF Eucnres
II JOHN A. c0EoR1.

It was cold and windy night IN Jan
uary, the snow was spreading the earth
with ber mantle of white; there was a
continual ringing of sleigh bells. Look!
one, two. three, four sleighs are running
by Us. What can this mean Oh, yes,
there is party at Judson's TO night.
On they went, cleaning of selghs,
horses, pretty faces, and waving of
hand dkarchiei, The jingle of the bells
has ceased = the sleighs have stopped
before the palalial dwelling Of Mr..
j Judson, lights are in the hall, lights are
10 the psrior-iu fact, the whole house
is Illuminated.
Servants in livery are at the door, ara
OF tia broad stone steps, TO attend to
Tie wants of the young and the gay,
y ho hare just alighted Many peals of
laughter weieoNe the invited these Is
indeed musical expression on the
counicnances of the assembled the
piano Is playing soft accompaniments to
ts- melody OF song "a dance, /. dance,
lets have Dance" is echoed from two
to three, eager to "trip the light fan
iasiic toe y
Now all haze joined in the May
dance al seem to enjoy themselves !;
fGD 10 our heart. content is the motto
y which all seem 10 De inspired the
ucing has ceased, and tables ara pre-
.ced, and all, save Qua, are playing
',re. Cards CT different kinds are
~ ss trumps on the diFcrent
I lone, two, .hrea-cnly three are
PLAYING :. this table" exclaimed Lizzie
May, looking around impatiently y
= only three for ny part | desplse that
miserable eut-throat game of .hree /;
only one more is wanted TO make ths
set. We have him-therc he is"
pointing TO Harry James, who was re-
clining ia.ily upon the sofa
. I thank yoa, lie does not play"
said his freud, Mr Reed, or he would
have Joined US ut the very first y
aNo matter" answered LiEsie, eve
can learn him. | will ask him, at any
rate" And she hastily joined Harry.
You seem to be forsaken to night
Harry You are alone, and without en-
joymen. We want partner, come,
join u.s." said Lizzie.
:. cannot play" answered Harry
II hardly know The name Of cards, save
the various tricks that experienced play
crs resort TO"
"Ne'll not cheat you, Harry" re-
tortea LIZZIE /; i. is only euchre you
are not afraid, Harry. If you are, the
! fa.st preserve you"
u aln not afraid, Lizzie I'm no
coward As for cards, I have no choice
for them; to learn and play we'll would
REQUIRE diigant application. | don't
wish to becouis a pupil again." said
Harry.
Come, Harry, be pupil Of nine, !"
said Lizzie, with earnestness.
There was strange fascination in
Lizzie, thought Harry, as he felt himself
timpelled TO learn the game CT euchre-
to become a pupil OF Lizzie's The
temptation was there be felt the tempt
or struggling in his mind against the pre-
cepts lie had learned in bis earliest ma
turity. Suffice it t, say that Harry
played the remainder of the evening.
q
Six months have rolled around, and
In that time things have had their
charge; for Harry they had their
change. Rumor has it that Harry
James plays wonderful we'll !; in fact,
men who know and men who have ex-
psrienoed say he is lucky. There he
goes; his troubled countenance and
caxeworH faee bespeak change. -
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

ATTRACTION 1t has been said that
ladies have generally . great fear Of
lightning, and this has been specifically
ascribed to their natural timidi.y but
the truth is, it arises from their consci-
ousuess Of being attractive.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14
The Choice OF Graves.

Oh, give me tombIess bed,
Beneath tie oceans surge,
Or meath some monarch oak wide spread,
Without q funeral dirge
Give me no monument Of fame,
10 tell OF glorious deeds,
No epitaph upon my grave,
To tell my sect or creed.
Oh, toll for me 40 nournful bell,
Or Empty, mociNing woe.
Ru. let the will: wind sing my knell,
And green moss DER me grow.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

TRurH Taxes for education sre like
vapors, which rise only to descend again,
to beauty and fertaliss the earth.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

fts
MINING AT SAN ANDRE4s. Mining
operations at San Andreas, on the :. Old
Channel" are beginuisg to 6 look Up y
we hear OF very good yields from seve-
raj companies. The plug Ugly" Com
pano who have for long time been
laboring under heavy odds, have at
length, we learn struck upon good pay
and are doubtless now on the channel.
One company on Monday and Tuesday.
washed OUT near sereaty ounces lone
man shoveling in the dirt. We hear
also, that new and very rich claim has
also been struck at Cid Gulch-richer
it is said than any other claim in that
rich neighborhood.- San Andrsas Jmds-
penasni
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14

Do not SRR.Nh--N Never shrink from
a woman Of stronk sense. II she be-
come attached TO you, it will be from
seeing and valuiDg similar qualities in
yourself. Her love viii be LISTING. for
Il sill not be lightly Won ii viii be
strong and ardent, for weak minds are
not capable Of the loFtier grades Of
passion.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-07-14


SIX SHooTERs Tho sight oe u mar,
about town with a six shooter strapped
TO them, is not Uncommon OF late and
q more di,graeotu! exhibition is cot to be
observed in civilized society cie can
not get over the idea that wearcrs cen,
template killing somebody. The prac-
Iiee thereof t:,aeka the man as one
Afraid, either OF bis k,ad, as common
coward. or as enc who is hcrthened
with guilt, and fears his deserts. OTi-
GERS are to be excepted in this pTctice
rs we'll as travellers but common sense
aud common eecency should dictate to
the latter tbs propFiety Of laying off
such 40 a2pendage as q six x-shooter on
their arriving ID lcwn especially. Fur
thsrs the necessity hardly exists FOR the
carrying Of weapons when going from
camp about the coxntfg The roads
aud trails ane gcoeraly safe, aad .iaan
has but little to fear any where, If be
behaves himself at Ill respectfully. -
Haftposa Gazette.
Il affords Us much pleasure TO state
that, in this locality, q marked in prove
ment has taken place, within the last
few years, in this respect. Formerly
every second man We met carrisd either
a six shooter or bowie knife, il many
cases both, but nov It'll rars sight to
see either carried openly ir the public
streets, though i. is Aiiil buta too com
mon practice to carry such deadly wsa-
pons concealed, aud r.ucli ofthe shooting
and cutting, which reflects so much
discredit on our State, may be attributed
to the availability CT the means for.
CON hitting such disgraceful offences by
men going about armed on all. occasions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
The Den,h of Mrs. POmerOy.


There are some singular facts in connection
with the death of Mrs. Pomeroy, the mother
in-law Of Conductor II. E. Murry, that have
not yet been stated. IL appears that she ha
for some time suffered with occasional cramps
ing pains in the region OF the heart which she
attributed to pleurisy, and that she had said
that whenever she died, IL would DO suddenly
and in consequence Of that affection. OF late
those pains had increased in frequency and
severity.
On taking leave Of her friends in Adrian and
Cleveland, previous to her journey South, she
bid farewell as with the idea that she should
never see them again. This presentiment ac.
oompanlsd her throughout the journey TO Cairo,
and al that place she was uneasy lest Mr. Mur.
ray should leave her before she was placed
IN the steamer After waiting all day for
the steamer. it came at last, and Mr. Murray
engaged Gerth for her and paid the T0,
sage money Towards evening the two, with
two other gentlemen, having a lady each in
charge, set out for the boat. At the levse the
double track OF the Illinois Central Rnilroad
crosses. As the party reached that point, one
OF the couples was In advance OF Mr. NJ. aud Mrs
p. and another close behird them. Within
few feet of the track Mrs. r Withdrew her ann
from that Of Mr.. NJ, drew her shawl tightly
around her, sank her body slightly, and then
fell heavily across the tgack-tO all Appearances
unconscious il not dead Mr.. M spTang 10
wards her ard jeTSed her partially of, but her
shawl came of IN his grasp aud he TO-, back
wards into the mud. Before he co.ild recover
himself a locomotive had passed over her body
She was douptess perfectly UNCONSCIOUS, if not
dead, before the engine REQ ehed her-HeTaid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
Boor0iuQ.

POARD'NG HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
B has taken the fne Boarding House, No. 20 Superior
81 which has been newly cited up and open for
the recopunn Of honrdeIs - - Bl5,2t3
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, aud by the Stone ChurchOnt OF the
peasautes locations in the Cityhas been thoroughly
paired and is open for uarders. Families wishing to
furnish their rooms oa accommodated with large
and convenient and bedrooms; aud Single RoaTders
ard Day BosTdefs wil fnd good accommodations
sonable Ladies net excluded. References given
AVID raceivnd Hur7R2n 8 W. RIPklrT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

Coon NRws--THE sFEiHER MILwAUKEE laoT
oFF.--The QloFts that have been pofsevermRy
made for the past two weeks 10 get or the Mi.
wausee al Grand Haven, have at last been crown.
cd With success. She was aoatsd 10 her dock in
the harbOr about 10 o'clock Saturday evening"
She viii probably be placed upos her line Uer
eonaoTt, the Detroit, VIII be ready 10 about
week, al the changes 10 her arrangonentb being
completed. detroit Trib.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
Gllpr0uers.

Engraving and LAIhOgTaphing.
RRAINERD & BURRIDGB, WOOD
IL FNGRANERS AND LITIOGRPHEkS Bank
Street Cleveland, o.
pOBERT GILL--SILVER AND
Il Electro Platter, Door plster snd hlanufactor-cnr-
Of Ontario and Prospect sis (up stars) Cleveland O
prcpai ed to repRte Spoons Forks. CuAtuts &r aud
make them equal To new. Door Trimmings turnshe or
Plated order Bell Hanging prOu pity attended TO- aud
prices reasonable. lil2Alti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
ITO be Continued ]

l-T- Read spauding's whole column adver.
tisenent-sDd call at once on Fooo ENswoRTH& u
Cos, for bottle of tho same--25 cents including
brush n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

NEWBERBY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article OF BI1UMINOUs COAL witch Is
particularly adapted 10 domestic purposes as we'll as FOR
10 The Cmpauy. "
OFdeTsias city Il ght tTado will be exeeuied wit dis
pate land Coal de yere ht part city o uua
which viii not fail 20 plepse N left q either II our Offices
OF al the itUIe OF GaylOid Hammond No 80 SuperloT ii
WHEELER HAMMOND
Oeif No. VI River street, and q. q r. Coal Pier
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

~ Who sells spaudings PREPARED Glue al
Wholesale, as low as Il can be bad IN New York;
FoeG, ENswoRTR q Co. It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
CanneI Coal.
CORE. COnE. Co0E,

A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA Wal keep any hand and for sale at Euclid
c lsh prices.
Several u the best qualities Of Btuminous Goals. r
gratos, stoves and family generally Also good Black
smith and Steam Goals always On hand and ERDEH
CovEa. continuance Of the former patr Mage of said
yard most respectfully solicited Also would invite all
others wishna purchase Coal to give call before
puloaasnG Or Intend To sell as good Goals and
reasonable tBrms as eau he bought la the CITY.
Orders lon the Post Office, ud lressed to either Allen
Jones X. o. Pier, will receive prompt attention.
Ihe Subscriber also has coal constantly hand the
Q. p, r. Coal Pior and is Teoe,yng fOm the mines,
for by the ton, load good Family Black
smith Goals all OF which ha will sell at prices
suit the times Orders left At the Post Oes addressed 20
ALLEN JONES,
will receive pruinpt attention.
ONCE ou O. u H. r. Coal Pier aud for tho above at
Euclid 81 X. r On ssing, CeVe land, Ol TO- sep29;2G2
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6otels.
.OTEL DUMA 5 :
4)nrrts.

&J0O0N MONEY ADVANC-
stand aud Well known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on socuri-
tes OF kind viz Dry Goods, Hardware. Gold aud
Silver Plate, watches. Ditmonds, 1swory Fire arms,
Clothing, Furniture Carpc PiGros Mirrors Paintings,
General Mgchm disc and Personal property and articles
value the most sttiSuC terms. HuSEts strictly
private. Established 1851 Watches aud Jewery for sale
wM. WAGNER, { flee No. 8 Water st
Corner Superior st. over Geo. A DAVIS Co Clothing
Store
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BROAD CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs, Ao.

BROAD CLOTHS, OAssIMEREs, No.
Wohnve large variety Of Castimass aud ether Cloths
for HoyE anl Mems Wear and
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' CIoARs
which wi hso bo sold very low pyloou With iho usu
Hl HssoftInoBt OF
sHEETTNGs AND sIuRTIRGs, RED BLAF KRTs,
QUILTS, AND HOUSEKEEPING 0oCt \.
~ Persons wanting 60 buy Dry osds will no only be
hssprad Of The ast Contained ~ thE sdyaHisen ent but
VIII bo wetl repaid by eallinE al .
g. BYMAN a OO.E
noyl2'ea e0msr Of sul sriot 81, PuIlb Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

Ny For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see iourtl
page.
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EMBRoIDERIEs,

IN Collars sots we will oer them at about ono hsIf
tho usual prico,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
SllaWls.

largo stock of now style Reversible shawls selling OF
"a 50. 90. the uiuil price sI50oaelL
SQUARE AND LONG BPoCHE sHAwIS
At25psr cent. below ihe upusl prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
BuiI0frs & AtfEiteftg.

BROOKS s. G. & L. W., BUILD
- ERS. Ast danufacuTers of Doors, Blinds, sash,
Brackets and all kinds Of Scroll Saving and Gothic work
Particular atteni paid FtngUp Stores Factory
Dvigion-st Centrs Rlock Clevelnnd o. nol1-csl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

1H. Is, IS. HODlN6ON HAS hE-
~ moved his Dental Ollce to his TeAdsuCe No 90
Wood st four doors North othe &C. Church, where he
Will be happy to see ali of his form patrons any 9TH
sTs whe may need his services
Cleve and, March 20, ls5s-mh29:dt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
NNNTIST.
nR. w J. GUILD HAS REMOV

"a his Dental Oica to Room No Is Hoffman bloc
Superior street. East of public square South OF p O. All
who need the seTytce Of DENTIST, viii save themselves
much SUFFERING us well us MONEY by giving him a
cal klee rcitg used to mitigate pain, for those who de-
ARTIFICTAL. TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, Silver, Porcelain aud Nuloanzod Rub6aT Base
tho best Teeth In SETS from $40 10 $50. Gold
hngs aGcolding TO size OF the cavity ru 5O' upward,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-03
RAILROADS.

DBNNsyLvANIA RAILROAD.-THn 0RRAT OBN-
trial route 70 the West Time Al least ahort and rAtss q
freight and fare As low At all times b. any other route
For passage tickets CONTRACT for freight point h
the entire West call Ne company oce No As>or House
J, L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Aren't
rsb2 LzgcU CO.. freight 1gssS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-03

MISSOURI LAEDS-wELL SELECTED FARMIsG
M lands located between 81 Louis snd Jefferson CITY, for
sale exchange for merchandise suitable for the Western
narle would exchange for good norovsd ur1uery In
New Yors or Brooklyn. Apply " WEED x BUTLER, 50
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-03

NOR s.IF-THF LE,Srporp PROPERTY Sos 49,
$50 aud 3 cherry srset and 5S6 and 5S Water sirees
together For parcBltrs ply at
s4I Cherry street before the morning after IA
he evening.