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The Placer herald., 1859-11-05

The WAsHoE MINEs.-The following is
an extract of letter from Virginia City,
published in the San Andreas Independent,
and under date of Oct. 22nd
This is the third day of my stay here;
have seen a good deal of the mines and
heard much more. Beyond doubt it is the
richest mineral conntrv | ever saw-perhaps
the richest in the world. The Mexicans say
they have seen richer, but rarely in Mexico
or South America, in silver. Every mineral
in the catalogue abounds here. Quartz veins
are not unfrequeutly half mile in width
in fact you may say the gold and silver belt
seems to be one vast bed Of quartz, though
of course not all paying, yet their extent OF
pay is not known. The metallic veins are
characteristically similar, and easily tracea-
bic; consequently, under the loose and liberal
laws Of mining here, most of the better veins
are taken up and held under monopoly
that will be very detrimental to the speedy
developement Of the mines and will work
much injury to the labor and interest Of
poor men.
The Placer herald., 1859-11-05

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT SUGGESTED.
The Mariposa Gazette is Of the opinion
that the Constitutional Convention question
has been heretofore neglected by the people,
because they were absorbed in the excite
ment attendant upon general election. 1t
contends that we must have a Convention,
and suggests an amendment Of section ] of
articles 10 of the Constitution. We quote:
"Under the present Constitution, the ques-
ton can only be submitted to the people, at
an election at which members of the Legis-
lature are eleced-this is at a general cleo
ton. As we have shown scarcely any atten-
ton is paid to the matter The remedy we
would suggest is, that the Legislature, at its
next session, submit an amendment to the
people, providing that the question of a Con-
sttutional Convention be submitted at spe-
cal election for that purpose only, and at
which no person shall be voted for. Thus
the question would be divested and separa-
ted from all political issues, and the will OF
the people fairly ascertained."
The Placer herald., 1859-11-05

Artistic and life-like pictures by all the above
new and beautiful processes, of finer tone and in
finite durability unsurpassed for boldness of out
line or beauty of finish, will be executed at all
times and i'm all kinds of weather.
Persons heretofore unsuccessful in obtaining
perfect pi. lures particularly invited to call
Old daguerreotypes and other pictures copied.
improoed and rendered mpershable.
Views of buildings, mining claims, &c, taken
al the shortest notice.
Deceased persons taken in the most appropriate
manner.
N. B.--lnstructions given in all the depart
ments of the Art at
WOODS AMBROTYPE GALLERY
Mill Street, Grass Valley,
By 7. NJ. WOOD.
Saptnnbor 1Ofh 1870
The Placer herald., 1859-11-05
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WARES, ETC
GEO. WILLMENT.
Corner Of Commercial and Court Sts.,
AUBURN, CAL.


HAVE on hand and am constantly receiving
IL large additions to my well selected stock of
Groceries, Liquors, &c. at the old corner, consist
ing in part as follows:
Choice French Brondies; English file and Porter:
american do. pnts and quarts;
Monongahela Whisky; Pipcr's Heidsick;
Bourbon do. Stoughton Bi ,ers;
Holland Gin; Hostetter's do.
american do. Boxers do.
Club House do. Lemon Syrup;
Jamaica Rum; Raspberry do.
New En- gland do Ginger Wine.
"A General Assortment Of Liquors; also a
choice selection of Superior Wines.
Fruits.
Apples, dried; Peaches. dried;
Currants do. Cranberries do.
Miscellaneous.
IKE handles; Mustard. Eng'i, Soda
Beef dried; Eastrn Cal; Shovels;
Bacon; Mate es; Sugar. bbls. hfs
Butter; MaccarOni: and boxes:
Beans; Nails Spikes; do Crushed;
Buckets; Nutmegs; do Powdered;
Brooms: Oysters; do Ground;
Barley; Onions; do Granulat'd
Candles, asst'd Oil, Olive, Polar. do n. Orleans
Coffee, ground; Lard Sperm; do Chna
do Java; Pie Fruit, Eng. do Batavia;
do Rio; &Amercan; do Manila:
Cheese; Pepper; do ST. refnd
Cream Tartar; Pickles; bbls 4 hfs
Corn green, tins: Peas; Tobacco, Grape
Goldfish; Pipes; do Peach;
Cranberries; PEI cls do Fruit
Chicken roast; Pick handles; do WatsOn's:
Corn meal: Pork, clear and do Smoking:
Camphene; mess; do Natl leaf
CLAIMS; Pepper sauce; Tomato Catsup
Caps, percussion; Rasins, tand Turkey, in tins
Crackers soda; whole boxes; Twine cotton;
do sugar; Rice, Carolina, Tacks, assorted
do Boston; China. Batavia Tea green, i'm
Flour; Manila Patna perial, gun
do buckwht; Soap, Hill'sp pale powder, black
Hams, various; do. chem. olive Tomato sin tins
Homny; Syrup, Bost'n in Vermcilli;
Honey, in tins; kegs and bbls Vinegar
Jellies; do S. Francis Yeast Powders;
Jams: CO. kegs do Preston and
Lobsters; Starch; Merrills;
Lard, in tins and Salt; Il great variety
kegs; Strwber's in tin OF spices and
Mackerel, hf. bbls Sardines & ! bxs Il case goods
A full assortment OF Hardware and Tin
ware always kept; also BailinG Wire
for Hay.
.Aublrn, June l8th '59-my.
The Placer herald., 1859-11-05

DRUGS AND MEDICINES AND BOOKS.
The Placer herald., 1859-11-05
A Thousand a UaY.

The scales which SO long obscured the
vision of the Atlantic press are beginning to
fall Just hear how sensibly the New York
Sunday Times speaks of our great Overland
Mail:
ut is curious fact that the Overland
Mail to California, which twas apprehended
with the lsthmus route, now transports an
average of upwards of a thousand letters per
day! This is brisk business for beginning.
As the Dad is one confined entirely to our
own territory; and is, moreover, as direct as
circumstances will permit, besides enjoying
the prospect of continued abbreviation as
civilization spreads beyond Missouri to the
great west, it is one that should enjoy the
confidence of the entire nation. Its success
should lie close to the heart Of every man
who pretends to be an American citizen, and
the ease with which so much has been ac-
complished in that direction should stimu-
late all the States in the Union to the con-
struction Of Pacific Railroad, without re-
or petty disputes. We have no doubt that
such railroad would stud the whole route
from St, Louis to San Francisco with enter
prising communities full of the spirit of
trade and the ambition to become distn-
guished. A thousand letters per day should
never be carried over route left, by sheer
neglect, to throw away all its opportunities
for improvement"
A few more such as the Times, and there
need be no fear Of an ab.idgement Of the
Overland Mail, and the railroad project will
also receive an impetus which no power can
resist This time next year will see thou
sands of hardy workers employed in the
building of this great National work, and
ere five years more shall have passed we
may exclaim-"Clear the track! the locomo
tive is coming."
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Gin Htertei sNrS q
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25o T MIL SS q ns sn"aE[ M ,s % ~
80 bbls. prin: nsp Grey Acm ORLEANS s3udrr.
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100 tr5o prtns3Seftrn ycai Garo.
$50 Bile. Git uue 0rpR Servings.
800 begrs MrdM0n!inc ub 5ducp Candles.
goo borce Slad. Srrmn ub 6dne9 Spore.
25O trrccS 8ie.
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90 trree Gueltlg DARN &trit.
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$50 toIicte @toup00ncr.
90 bags Ha9gira, @iOta. @araeaibr. gir unt Saya GoHce.
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% btlS. Gttcr.
% tbiS. 9iG!cS.
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gBm. ~ II0c S6bnc.
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Ncrr @eor9s Seu9tdf (ScGn Res
mrti"Hc Nm'Hs N'ntnci(tcro SrnNitad III Otter
ooIi), 9facnIr1'tlN ou0'tlih in prcr bel 9iid,mpno
III "i9'ntrn bel etnrm E%anrmouue bcI6Gfti1t,
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f'9un9 FUR i'm mttt'gcr Nahrihtcu, feline ME
audi is,ncS 2trbcjtrNetcrs oeuaus glprcle ON ri,
untcrScihnetcn riu;uicupen. entirccer Direct pcr
9clt. uptr rarh Die Strmittluna Ger Sifice ricles
SihttFe. @bas. 6|elmutb 1t. g.,
y Nurtb Wiliam Street gf,p gprf.
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Snhn .Grrhin

irt9t Gem eeut'tbcn Yutltfurt al, bae er eire beutftc Spe;t-
dSt-Sanclun9 in Der Sru0b.. spiihen Der omn unS 7tcn
Stsafr trrnnSt hat: StirnccrS Cnpfrblt or feline beutiten
N[rltt; %3lrci'tnen, airlhcn, Yirrcn (Suecln) &C., Sauerfrouf
lrtlNc holanetld'e 6crm9e, Strdfi6 (trpden unb atrpd6crn
SayeeuGn in 5ol; II. "N'
Sa,,9"rrcn. Hanf.. aou- unb S&nupfabafC 9csbcd).
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iah Seiudenetlt NIT ltrtS irilter uno biuiecr SBoare III b.
'u"i". Spbn Scrbid
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Bag~ 9Scr Gin autre Bib bnbri nil, ache nah
Der %frntcren N8buburil i&eu G5aaric, ap. II MPainnraEc. ipc snr-
n,ano ubcrIrrcrrt iperecn mtrr. NOtipn fcrtiet 9iircr ar, Die
au9trhcinc NneFte!inun9 Nnetn. Seirddict ltinc Photographic, clint
uno 9tUtesrapbS auf SciSenieue. Ncbsr mo Ntctallplotten, unb
audi Ger otutlht 9rirdbcr eirltr Waucric miro bcriclttn icmc Nn~
trtcnuun9 9CmB uittt YeriNecu.
O'ieibltt merpen audi olte OaSacyt0tgpt nru uno III itbtr Belle,
ti9cn GrrBe 0beCurpuru.
Silrcr merocn vru BIZ Cts. al. anericrtist, Vbctraropbicr .pr
81 an. Stletr pcrecn tci IcgsH uuo Spuncnibejn dndefcr,iat
Sal Wotipnu' Q dr.
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WATSON s BAYLY,
SeffentIide 0lcrihtn OInmILtc

~tn,pleblcn Imt iur annabmc o0cr IehtSfiac, Die bel ben G,e.
stWNn Or Staei Bnhmune unb ben County gpurfen pom
prrrttr uni @tcitcriiclo ontIu9ia Scu,otbt wtrhcn.
Wni. y. N0tirn ut sugIctf llniteo SlotrS GpumiG1p-
ntr uuo Gcn'niliipncr i'll Gtanccrs.
Samuet :. SaHlS 1T 9pnuniiiirncr Of llnitrS States
Snuri u Claims, Gcmniiicrcr Of Techs ,c nm S~fcnYIid,rr
9tHtar. Dino: 9anLitraFc. in @oshin,s 6nn.
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Sd9er=&pn

Ten Wtit8lirrern sur 9inhriht. rnG iccsn Conner.
nag, atenoe 5 ubr, ~rr9slmGFjst @rcrc CT. lletunosn
III Ter .,Wfilitnrp Dad" itattiiupcn.
Scotn !tstsn Connsritaua i'm Icuat furet bic
IncrdtltdNe Serlaminlung i'm grIalc re hcrrn S6oc
itatt. 6~aarmcYcr. prn Gcr,
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Scene Mu3eiecm.
WtrttihaftS. &erfauf.

Sine mobleinseridtrte II. frequentc gascrtierr
S"lrtbldbaft nit neuem Snaatcu. gcdrp &c. &C..
ltcbt ipeacn Notwithstanding in Vstcretura
gum StrtnuT, N1brrrs III rrirus,n in Ter Sifcc
pticS Slottcs.
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g. 81. Nputincl,

Antpplttrtr uno 3apesterer,
9p. 204 Sroarltra6e, ,milftn Ter 4tcn nno 5trn.
snipncblt !th penn btuti1en gublifum sur NnftrtiSuna oQsr in in
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mttl;, ~ Trlteni 3psf ib Gin ler lhcne5 Anprtim Mt 8apctCn
:TtL"tFl9 pare; que Serttn Gnraitr unS ncnttianiihc @IineS rprz
rSiDi9 nc i'll filt9em gretS ;u kaben bel s. 81. RpmmeI.
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VI inen SreHnhen uub benz acrbrtcn @utltans bic @n;siae, baE
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ben rptrec, surd an5mtrtl0mc &ebicnups Sislla Gartcu ;u cincm
germ helu'bicn Grhoiunarpiae ~ maiden. .t$crm ih neb sic Scr.
rTeruh9 9cbr, Gag ih nur bic brirn Spcirn unb 0JeiIn flbrc.
idbt tb Sugicih III nftetem S,ipdr ireunrI dNt ctn.
Simpn StcinItin.
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Saenh @eeaer's Snllimrrc Nrris onnerhier

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WtcInch 9rtbrttn @tlh1ttefreuHtcn kir mn ausi5rtS Bic er,,.
4Fne A!nSriSc, noF ,th S1tcb Srcecr'S Baltimore Snmlncr-
SN9crH'tF a ~ pr Sorrtt trtt inc 6aue setticrt prrt4tfe unb IA
srn wrdcntsNh iWttmal fruGt 3uiubr crfaI.c.
GN Vtc'Tt mr. ttrli!r sam St!9nu9cn ;r 0ll0cmcia ell NCnriuiE
~ prin9tr, o"B o1o Sicr be1 orn. >S0cpb StcoCr oj tin,r kci Sc.
N?cnNtt oe Solttmrrt @tt0n9ftitte SchAntntn sc: cnM.
SWrpfpoe MT uoerfclt5cliorr Mtajuritdt ppn Der hicr;u ans pfriiic d,
ecNcn aleirorilaerl Strcncn ~GtbirrIcn SurS ais cas- Sicic amer
t1rnt mitroc. %UttrI9c bGrOuT mtrecn III icrcr 3eit on,rnrmmr,,
une rln!i dit a%uegcfutrt. y. " tiIba hr "'""'
%Scnt tr ben Stalt SirGinien fir Tapb
SrcltIf5 S3!t, G,,,rkir,
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Mrs. 0ein dGng 4,
(frihcr Mir5. 9iu ct,)
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c'Iaust Ih ttrtn NunbCl UNI btm ocidnntcn VuEl fun biz gInuioc
81 MAIDEN. b1f lr ibt lcitDcriae S1ptnuna ali IarlaalnirnFc ytTs
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Ger nm ? Cruiser %radctrS 6Otci), III Nnrtu rt, ipolcltif lie
Tcnci9nn Nufu0gtn cntSC0cnltcbt F ]"
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Iu>1ut ScUU OrtlE uNO lSftGGaale
ntbt
riniseu SagtaaSpreriaten unp G,aobreSen
crinfttcrtfn Mliheuuu9eu oue Linen 6uEersH uS irncrsr
ytbtntI mae.
gtlt erh' Silonitts neS %v'fa0els in Stabl aeItuGcu.
Mad Ger i'rpltIen {relelhn) aafaee S~puitaMsi9 6craaeaeoebcu.
800 ScIien Iii 9rpEcm 9rut.
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yutbsIe HtterteeUu9. 9rahtsMuseas mir 100 Idbucu in Sen
4tTt Em9e6fuH!tn IppiIounaen lmo cUrh0ue stbrnccr Rarotin-
l@aunS. nut ihcnem DudsSeInpa pier. Gpic nit S6ItEtn
III f:ccr a%etuuSCn.
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nsbt tfScfuSCn Yebtn b5 k. guinre uub bcGrn l,roSiean5r,
tuh. nhd> Cen oonn> uHp acknowledgements uuS Gpiftlu !.
Hall clnfr rrce'ltltpcn pauSpeiiue Su eEbraItcn. 9ebf IS fei5
rcu 6plihuu.cn. II. 4. 2l42 Geitcn. GiysScr Yrud SnriSsr
Gcrcrtano nil MornpritnItt unb Disqualification.
= hRl1tttu'o, Vs., himmIildhrS g|Gr4niiaen in Gjctt. uber
pHuMUbaeS gcbt!butb fUr ale 3ehen, ntb(t Der Observation-Disclosures
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9ti1u9en fWr G1mausere uS GhbdTenoe. 702 Scifen. Gjroser
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gcrb. %u5aabc. fl. s. 657 .. Sert. Sd6n ,Itrr Jruf
SSnper Stotretnbano nit DpppelfhlfFcn.
S1n9er, Der, am 0rhte. Gire Qusma ter ann
St't"HtHt 0etS Observation-Disclosures pie auh &rpEMC,. fir GoIhc
Ss ~ SEllteh &cote trauern. lSmc. 2O .. iI, Gaensr
observation-disclosures nit Wclp;itcl.
bitufrS biblilde Siltprien ppu bem 9Itsn u Ms,sr
2eiSWtni Ir DIG rSaeenb unb SpH5ihulsn. Nep eear6eitet prn
:: Y. NpFIfr: @ttt lcihtf0Bidcn Troeer untty esn Strte 81
Si'3eh uno sinfnl Herttct non Naldtino. 46S G. SdSntr
rfaittNeF 8ru1. Etecrbanb nit Disqualification.
Oaieibe 9StvF sn9lild.
ASitithels. :. y. rs, Mcraenz uno @brnbcpfer. uebh
ahrern @cldn9en uno etnenl Inbano. Wit chem Sitclfupfsr
@enou nab Der Sri9tnaI.Aus9abe. lSup as q SdEr in
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o. H. CHALKLEY,

o. H. CHAIKLEY.
9""0'er BON Secer nno S~tub=6incings, 9mprrtcur
Don fran,6fi6rm Ralblerer,
Is. Str, sipilhen Ntain II. Cars, Nihmcno. To
OsntlGtn Sdubmatrin miro bies p~puitdneiaf aliort:rtr V,,,
Sn SeHsr aler @rt brltens %empfublcn. 0irIlben Frocn boleIbn N.
S'stn ouse su t1Ttni gahaft n0tbi9e 9Srrficua, bic {. Il. gsinrinSss
Esllien &C., ale SOrhn npptrs II. (. ~ 1us pom GattIsTn rmSS
Snmotneern Seerau@t wereenoe 0eber it slcihfaae eour6tbio.
ssrtauft. D" S"F"' 't mN
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Office Ecke MARSHALL und Ste Strassc.
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Or. III. c5rcbc,
OfIce: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strassc.
Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store
an sfcucu Mturuc,
Gdc etr GruGp- unp Gtcu CITRATE.
=. VI. n sutnum enp{icbit ictnen 8rrlnrr
nno itm 9nbitium rim gut aiortlrtcS Wager prn Irib
l'erS SSa1rtn, rc ;u Den t~illisitcn prriirn ~atsr1cte,
nerpen.
$50 9ryen Gruitcb, 9rmtercb UNI Nafrs 3u6er.
- 6aH 3rtnit Neip Butter,
% 9PoS. ,trtmc Su9lr GurcN Sam 8aerr.
IVY pros. gatcn Ssbee uro Stpulcere,
2OO Ste. @rtmr 81. l Yc0f Care,
go AcSe lrinc 9fr. l gcdf yore,
800 StbS. Merrum 3r. , uFodtrci,
low Sprte Iedn0nttne uo &alrm Candles,
Z2o SrFCe bid, brcrn uno p,llrrp Spur,
la yotee .rridNeeenc Srticn, - Nprre Saa Sclp,
Oh 4teT0e 8tie,
2UO Sbs. Ymc Cher Sircoa..
800 Sdfc vGSuro umb &ic !aaic.
I2ooOO 9rinttpcc, Sandna INN btu,ltc Giaarrcn.
% Ste. Sweet Ncpor! 9iHcr,
10 gbS. 9itleS,
900 grrCR Ccrntun NtreS.
lO0OG0 @Gper Snpt;n0 Spbaf,.
100 Sorcs Gunrrirscr 3ce,
20 ~ ~ tlad,
100 ojrre 2capbt unS Sb0nahai NJ itdc2.
400 a'b0. Sp Ipr uni Common gSbjSfts trcrit;,s ecr,r,
25 ~ 6rrrd, Srane9 unb Sin.
lac Or Stun unb 9trplt &rarpY,
~ or SSrStHI une % % eagle so &se,
9roppt 4 parcr. Sails, Srca. SSrarpiuo Smirc M,it,rs wf,I
ip Singer, %cirn, Sodsis mn plrr 9intS, inn ycrI sIT Il n9t " n
hatci bet 9StlIi0m SnMinr wy 80 ."
&ShcIclale Greer. GrpeiIpn nm Vtarrr Cc1,r.
Pr. 3 nm II CAT Matnjir. e..
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YIN %unftbitercS G1tte! eur @sr'rcibuns birirs unae,iefcrS IN
tetcn btt e W GanrT" Srna,us
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81. q uiic II,
Cabinet Maker.

oc Strabe, 3mtitCn Sruao- uub IorI6oGnr.
Ile SdhrctntrNrtcitcn unb bic in tisltn, GjsId5ft pprTrn,-
mcN0tn HeparGiuren wcTcen ihnCl uno biui9lt o~uSoefibrt.
I'm rcd,t iatirctdc Nuirrdee bitter erocbrnlf g. @nfSrn
9rrjrtlun', Stctn uup Wlnsraorens0 ,cIdbGft
Tenn a~crtrtt, hcutihCn Nutlitun, ii fInb. boe ON hr 3d.
Ger S'rroe urc NrtItcn StrdGc tin CnprmCS 9oocr YIN oucr
e1no @cldtn Iur rtC SaueWuthlGait ctablirt III. rprlhys hoS
tl"it9e etutl1c 0tidtdtt oiclcr GIi in MtdmtnS in. llriCr
enforcement enibait @Ioe., Stciar uuo Nprulansl1 oarcn
Nttntr mn @aetln, rrTcl Gler Nrt, JGaiers unb SbccFar-
net, Sdllpcn rrn Sinn, glth, Britannia unb iilpcrplaturte.
Ahcebreitrr, SptClcl uno SpieaClGldicr allcr OJrpEeu. =
S6up.. Sleto'r-, Sftns uno Strouhburilcu, aud, aIrrbanS
tHrN 2Saaren uno SpitiSeug &c. &C. gStercrperf6ufer mclecn
&c SptiHflloHti tticeI, etI uHe crit "rriulp-cbrn, ra MIR I'M
Stdnec ltrb. linen auendbmSmciicb tIiG %rtrfallfcr, ~ fErnrr
S3aap II. Gump., @dc Der ). II. Sroablr.
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Yer Ttdn
Der dHAemsin trflnnt uup belisttcn arr
9sm I'M MT Sottrrie Ger ircien u
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tictct
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-17
ywn. county and State News.


Rs11RoAp ACCIDENT. Quite an acct
dent occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. about four miles west of Gambler
land, on Thursday evening last, by which
damage OF several thousand dollars was sus-
tanned. While coal train was in rapid mo-
ton tue engine was thrown off the track, and
the csal cars, seven in number, were violently
piled upon. one another, making perfect
mass Of ruins. The engine was deeply i'm
beddsd in the mud, and considerably in
iursd. The tender was a complete wreck
The engineer was thrown distance of twenty
or twenty-five feet, but the injuries he re-
eeived are not considered dangerous. He was
brought to this city nsensible, and the next
day.was carried to Baltimore. His head was
severely cut, and portions Of his body badly
bruised, The fireman sprang from the en-
CINE, and escaped with no other injury than
sprained ANGLE. The express train, from
Wheeling, due that evening, was detained
for seven or eight hours, until atrack was
laid around the ruins. All the obstrustions
wore removed during the next day, and on
Monday, the engine was carried to the Com
pany's work shops at Martinsburg, to be re-
paired
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.scraeula. or King's Evil.

"a eeas'lni,:,l disease, a corruption of tht
Z, d. b~ vi eli this haii bcefmcs vitiatod
roaL ND -;or. iieing in the circulation i
,savti ; ~ ~ hoi tod z, a.,G may bust CT
~ Il .ceSe on a,.y part Ct ii. 20 organ is fTet
Ylii Il a.tavSs, nor {. ere Gre Which it ma,
cot destroy. The serDfgrns ta'nt Is vallousiy
ausld by meFcrid d. aGsc, bw living, dis
ordered or unhealthy leod, impure am, filth
nd filthy habits the depressing vices, and,
nbose all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, il IA hereditary in the con-
,titulion, descending ofrom parents to children
lato the third and fourth generations" indeed,
L seems 70 be the rod Il Ilinl who says, "
will visit the iniguitios Of the 1athers upon
.ise;r Children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF CORRUPT or ulcerous matter, which, in
the Lungs, Nv r. aud internal organs, Is termed
tlbercles in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, oupdous or sores. This foltl cor
r'lptiun, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, Sd that scrofulous eonstitu-
lions not only suffer from serofulous com
plains. but they have far less power to with
stand the alta ks of other diseases; conse-
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are SAL rend red fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are serofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction and their health is undermined by it.
10 cleanse il from the system we must renovaie
the blood by an Alternative medicine, aud IN
ygerate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in