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Horace GREELY has been writing series
and other points, on his route, which prove
10 be quite interesting. He says "hour is
worth S4i per barrel, and other things in
proportion. Less than half the four or five
thousand people now in this ravine have
been here a week. he who has been here
three weeks is regarded as quite an old set.
tier. The influx cannot fall short of five
hundred per day, balanced by an etllux of
about one hundred. Many of the latter go
away convinced that Rocky Mountain gold.
mining is one grand humbug. Some of
them have prospected two or three weeks,
eating up their provisions, wearing out
their boots-and finding nothing. Others
have worked for the fortunate, lor 81 per
day and their board and loGging-certainly
not high wages when the quality of the iv-
ing is considered. Aud feel certain that,
while some-perhaps many, will realize
their dreams of wealth here, far greater
number will expend their scanty means,
ldh tUelE pOWcTo vi eIuuldlCej anu lllGH
leave, soured, heart sick, broken-spiril.-
Twenty thousand people will have rushed
into this ravine before the LIST of September,
while do moi see how half of them are 10
find profitable employment: here. Unless,
therefore, the area of the diggings shall
meantime be greatly enlarged-of which
there is no assurance-I cannot imagine
how half the number are to suhsist here,
even up TO that early setting in of the Win.
ter which must cause general paralysis Of
mining, and consequently of all other Rocky
Mountain industry. With the gold just
wrested from the earth still glitterng in my
eyes-and one company has taken out TO-
day, at cost of not more than $25, lump
CONDENSED by the use of quicksilverlw (which
looks like s,oel-yard poise and is estima.
ted as worth $50. | adhere 10 my long
settled conviction that next 10 outright and
indispensable gambling, the hardest (though
sometimes the quickest) way TO obtain
gold is to mine Tor it.
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia county, 10
distribute the funds in the hands of Jacob
Sheep and Daniel Ernst, executors of the
last will and testament of Mary P. Mills,
late of the SAID county of Columbia, de-
ceased among the heirs and delegates of
the said Mary P, Mills, will discharge the
duties of his appointment at the office OF
w. Win, Esq, in Bloomsbufg, in said coun-
ty, on Thursday the 18th day of August, A..
D. 1860, and one O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, when and where all persons ay
attend if they think proper.
EDWARD H. BALDY, Auditor
Bloomsbury Jnly l3. 1850
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Mr.. Alfred Jansen, Of Le Claire, Illinois,
died few days ago from the sung of bee
He was wealthy and cultivated young Eng
lishman, and was stung in the neck by a
common honey bee. When stung, he said
it was serious matter for him, as he had
once, after being stung, swooned away and
remained insensible for several hours. Sal
eratus was applied TO the wound, but he
was soon violently i'll, became insensible,
and in few minutes had convulsions, and
three quarters of an hour from the time he
was stung was dead.
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We have been informed, not long since,
that Musk Rat leak occurred in the BERN
bank of the canal, few miles below Ber.
wick, and some sixteen feet of the embank
ment was torn out. The break, was speedily
repaired BY the foreman of the Lower Divi-
sion of the North Branch Canal, Mr.. Hudson
Owen. The Columbia Democrat says, it was a
Must Rat Leak" This must be a new
kind of rat; belonging, probably, 10 the
"pup.doodle" species. We are unacquain,-
ed with the Democrats Dictionary. Like 10
get one.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MAR RI & D.

On the 4th inst, by the Rev r. Kelly, Mr..
VIM. C. ANDREWS, and Miss MARY E. LEM
MON, all Of Asbury Columbia county, Pa.
In Huntington, on the 4th of July inst,
by the Rev E. Wadswcrth, Mr.. JAS M.
PENNKGros, and Miss ELIZA LAUBAcH, boIh
of Fairmount, Luzerne county, Pa.
On Sunday evening, July Sd inst, at the
D., now of White Haven, Luzerne county,
formerly of this place, and Miss SAMANTHA
JANE, daughter of Peter Appleman, of Hem
lock, Columbia county, Pa.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
1S administration on the estate of Peter
Nuss. late of Mifflin township, Columbia
county deceased, have been granted by the
Register OF Columbia county, 10 the under.
signed, residing in Mflin township, Col.
umbia county; and all persons having claims
or demands against the estate of the deced-
ent, are requested to present them to the
administrator duly atlested without delay,
aud all persons indebted TO the estate are
notified 10 make payment forthwith 10
GIDEON NUSS,
Mifllin, July 6, 1S59,-pd Adm'r
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Isaac Burger, Common Pleas OF the
VS.. county Of Columbia, ven-
James X. Fisher. dilioni exponas No. 7.
May T 1859.
The Auditor appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas of Columbia county, TO
make dsiEIbuiion of the moneys raised
by The sale OF The real estate of James x.
Fisher, by virtue OF he above writ of ven-
dtion eXponas, will attend al his Office in
Bloomsburg, in said county, on Thursday the
eighteenth day Of august nert for the purpose
of attending TO the duties Of his appointments,
when and where all persons Interested are
required TO make their claims before the
auditor, or be debarred from coming in up
on said iunG
ROBERT T. CLARK, auditor.
Bloomsburg, June s, 1859.
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by B. Dc Laney, wi. ID.

The important fact lha, the many alarming
complaints, originating in the inprudencs
and solitude OF youth, may be easiI remov-
ed Without Medicine, is in this small tract
clearly demonstrated; aud the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, as adopted
by The author, fully explained, by means of
which every one Is enabled 10 cure himself
perfectly and ailhe least possible cost, there.
by avoiding all the advertised nosrums of
the day.
Sent 10 any address, gratis and post free in
a sealed envelope by remitting, post paid,
Two postage stamps to DR.. B. De LANEY,
Ss East 3lsl Street, New York City.
June Is, lS59-22
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On Thursday Of last week, the engineer
of train OIL the Oswego road saw an OBJ
ject lying ON the track, but too laie 10 stop
the train. The cars passed by, and the en-
gineer saw the 6klsst asas man, who roll
ed down the en- kment as though he was
dead The trd was stopped, and the
man Jumping u sid: "You had better
keep your ID rs off from mep'
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The United States District Court Grand
Jury at its late session in WilIiamsport, ad-
vised the U. s. Government TO give the
Commissioners of Lycoming county Ten
Thousand dollars to aid in building their
new Court House-and to be enjoyed with
out charge against the u. s.
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A CouhT HOUSE Blown UP.--On the
morning of the lsl inst, some villain placed
a keg of powder beneath the court house at
Port Gibson, Miss, and ignitng it, blew
one halt the building to atoms, and then
robbed The shenif's office of 81 ,OOo Dam
age to the building, $4,000.
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Di e D..

In Geneseo, Illinois, on the 9th inst, Mrs
HANNAH, consort of the late James Boon,
aged rs years, and both formerly OF this
place.
In Mfflin township, on Sunday morning
last, July Sd, Mr.. ADAM Greasy, aged SO
years, mouths and 13 days.
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MULEs KILLED By LlGHTNING.-The Leba-
non (Tenn) He aid says: During thun-
der storm on Wednesday night oflast week,
sixteen mules, belonging to B. D. Motley,
of this vicinity, were killed by one stroke
of lightning. They were all huddled to-
gether under tree. They were Young
mules, and were worth al least 81, 800"
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A child in Albany, N. Y, was kicked
by horse, whose vicious habits were
known 10 the owner. The child died, and
the case came up before Coronor's jury,
who looked into the statute book, and re-
turned a verdict of "guity of manslaughter
in the third degree" against the owner Of
the horse,
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
JOHN LEACoCK, Proprietor
BloOmsburS. pa.

THE Proprietor of this well known estab<
llshment thankful for the liberal palronag8
heretofore extended him, takes this method
of informing his friends and the public, that
he has added considerable 10 The faciiities Of
his house and is prepared 10 accommodate
all those who may favor him with their cns-
tom. His house aud its arrangemeuts VIII
be found 10 be in good order, and he hopes
by a strict desire 20 please, TO receive full
share cl>pa,ronage. He has also gDod sta
bling and attentive osllers.
y JOHN LEACOCK.
Z Bloomsbury, july 81 1858.
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Lynch Law i'm KeutuCkV.

LOUISVILLE July s.-on yesterday, a mob
at Sanford, Lincoln county, in this State,
took from the county Jail, James Rousers,
(who was awaiting trial for the murder of
Mr. James Oldham in May last,) and hung
him TO the nearest tree.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-07-13

INSTEAD OF daily mail between this place
and Cambria, we are now having tri.week.
ly. The post office department think it not
necessary 20 have daily mail carried be-
tween these two points. The coaches are
still running every day. The travel on this
line is tolerably good at least so we are
informed.
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The Lycoming County Insurance Com
pany last year paid out 500 900 for damages
caused by fire-S9l4,OOO since it commen.
ced operation
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, my wife,
SHauiei, has lei my bed and board with
olt any cause OF pfovocalion whatever,
therefore all pefsons are forbidden to trust
or harbor heron my account, as will pay
no debts Other contraction. .....
CASPER MURRY,
Ca'lawissa, May Is, 1859,
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Mr.. WIN. SlMoNDs, one Of the editors of
the New England Farmer, died of consump-
ton at his residence in Winchester, Mass,
on Thursday night, aged 81 years.
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There are six prisoners now confined
in our countyjai4 This is rather gloomy
picture TO contsmi ate considering that har-
vest hands and borders at the Springs are so
scarce.-Valey 8 h.
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THE SECRET INFlRMITIES OF
yFrEsz YOUTH AND MATURITY.

q 10y tS Just Published Gratis, 25lh thou.
ulAAA~S sand: A few words on the ration
al Treatment, without medicine, of Snperma-
torrhea, or Local weakness, nocturnal Ennis
sions Genital and nervous debility, Pfema-
!ure decay of the system, impolency, aud
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The storm in Berkshire county, Mass, on
Saturday night last, damaged roads, crops
and property 10 the extent of $50 900.
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ralnn Melting.


There wi be a Camp Meeting on the
Caltawissal Euit, 10 be held in Readers
Grove, aboulX Xniles from Cat,awissa, on the
The Car betting Committee, and those
who prop2 b tent on the ground, and
the memb our church, on this Circuit
generally seet in the grove Gil the 5lh
OF August repare the Camp Ground
and 10 sele for tents. Please meet al
8 o'clock, !, that every thing in the
preparato \ks done in one day. The
0i!euh! fhe Danville and Asl-
land Stations are unanimously and cordially
invited 10 attend our Camp Meeting. We
extend the free and hearty invitation 10 our
friends OF the Bioomsburg and Milton Cir
cults, and also to any other who may be
disposed 10 tent with us or attend our camp.
This Camp Meeting will be held in the
most beautiful grove in all this beautiful
country. The grove is moderate emf
nence overlooking the east bank of the Sus-
quehanna, aud affording lovely perspec-
tive OF richly cultivated and rolling coun-
try. This grove is contiguous to the Catta-
wissa, WiIliamsport and Erie Railroad
Here water for man and beast-for cooking
and dringing-'is convenient and abundant.
To complete the accommodations, Mr.. H..
j. Reader, The owner of the ground, will
keep boarding house during the Camp
Meeting, where all persons who wish TO
attend, and do not want TO be troubled with
tent, may be istschly, aud lodged Spm.
for,ably at moderate rates.
We look forward to this Camp Meeting
with high hopes of agreat religious awaken
ing in this region of country. Brethren
and friends, let us "come up to the help of
the Lord against the mighty" and seek
"season of refreshing from his presence.
Respectfully and afiectionately your COM
panions in labor.
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MIR. Nix, of ;he Susquehanna Institute, at
Llmestoneville, Montour county, has resign
ed his position.
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Dumb Aeup, old nlsmanaaei Agnes.
P.-For Plle., Blind or B eedma, Internal,
or Ex'ernal.
O-For Sure Weak or la ,mpd Eyes
and Eve!ids, Failing, " eak or Buried SIGH.
C.-For Catarrh, OF long standing or te-
cent, either with obstruction or profuse dis
charge.
w. C.-For Whoopine Couah, abaing is
violence aul shortening Il course.
PRICES.
Full sci, 90 large walls in Aluroro Case and
Book S5 90.
Full sci, 90 large viaIs, in Plain Case aud
Book Sl 90.
Case OF Is No boxes and Book So 90
Case of any 6 Ne. boxes and Book 400
Single No. boxes, with directions 25
Single lelerede boxes with directions 81
Large plantation, or phyoicidn's case,
! and OF. vials. IS 90
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL
Look over the lIsi, make up ID case of what
kind you choose, and enclose the amount
in current note or stamps, Sy mail 10 orr
address, al No. 562 Broadway, New York,
and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express Tree of charge.
Address
DR.. F. HUMPHREY g. co,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
For sale by f. p. LUZ Blonmsbnre, and
all other druggists throughout the country.
July 6 lo59-3 m.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL
DR.. F. HUMPHREY g. co, =

I'VE oo- DTUduWdyj NUW 1UTk.
For sale by f. P. LUZ, BIoomsbnrg, aud
all urher druggists throughout the country.
July 6 1893 m.
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OF Col. Paxton, where he will al all times be-
found prepared TO make all kinds of harness
from the lighlest down 10 team harness, in
shorl, he will keep on hand everything in
his line from horse collar down 10 halter
strap. He is determined not 10 be out done
by any of his competitors. He gives cor
dial invitation 10 all 10 come forward and
examine his stock for themselves. Country
produce taken in exchange for work.
Prices TO suit the times.
DAVID SNYDER.
CallaWissa Inne Is. 1859.
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Farmers and Transfers,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
VIEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.

THE subscriber would re-
speclfnIly inform The cili-
zans OF Calawissa and vi
ciniiy, that he has opened
an entirely new saddle and
harness shop, in Ca'awis.
sa, on Main Street, a fs W
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J. P. HALL,
THOS. GREENLY,
JOSEPH READER,
CHARLES MENTZ,
JOHN SCOTT,
VIM. FIETSWORTH,
LAMBERT PlTNER,
ISAIAH JOHN,
PETER OSMUN, President
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HEADACHES

10 which 81 many are subject, find a cura
tive in the case. There is a specific which
relieves at The lime OF the attack, and also
Que which correcis lhe condiuon OF the sys.
tenn upon which it depends, aud destroy,
the disposition 10 a return.
The Specifies for the various forms of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

tspsmh % YOU statement containing he condition OF his
ware IN regard IN cl~enlntss 10 1ne hhy
csrdon the ssgch arising from hs guiers surrounded BY
tepem,nt houses actually alarming and for few
GAYS NE better Sss OF c!zens cnincsly making
pan a, ne station neue thinking that coald remedy The
po N our pore q DO So hey leave eIclaiung bitterly
re ent OF the city, but things uoken Brighter yuse-
Gay our worthy Sreet nspecty, ssmual Shot, bad large
lumber OF men ho-sss carts &C. to work Ai raa Ia
lew days nj win bc properly cleaned again. aud the c0pf
dence Of the citizens restored owkrds me city 30
yernMept Respectfully subm ted.
JAMES Z. COuLTRN, Captain rwentyseccnd Precinct
fwENzy-xHIRp PREcIxcr.
New YORK. Nay Is. leG9.
To DANIEL CAHfESTYR, General Superintendent pro
eR- IN obedience TO orders herewith nHAo be fol
low ing rspOrtfhe public streets within this precinct
nos nhs condition Garbage OF every description thrown
INTO he Where suffered for thereby
ohnEtrhg The public heslh. Garbage and ash carts
seldom seen, nor do they afford Asy permanent relief
Respectfully, N. d. CAMP Captain.
We are Informed by Mr. Scott, the 05ging secretary
Mayor nenenn, that tho Mayor visited several parts
tne cfy y'erday afternoon TO examine the condition
the arrests and will continue TO do from day 10 day
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Our Rio JaneIro Correspondence.

no JANEIRo, April I, 1859
ctEee Supply7rdds and Prices-Fine Arts Exhibition
Fellop FtrerMarrsage Of the United Ssa.es Consul
The Captain Of the Josephine III Of Fsver, dc.
Our coffee market s very slim all in first hands has
been bought up, amounting during the last week to some
o,oc0 bags and have had ncesscnt rains for some
time past which have caused the roads to be in such
bad state that coffee ia destined come in very slowly
Prices range from $1,000 400 United States qualities
There has been for the past fifteen days grand exhib
ton Of the fine arts all the finest paintings Of Brazil were
contributed, TO the number Of 900.
regret TO say thRt the yellow fever still remains among
us but the late rains and approaching cool weather must
make change in this awful disease
Mr.. Robert Scott our Consul, married this day by
inc American Minister to Miss Thompson, from Maine,
VINO arrived passenger 10 Rio few days since with Capt
hartilett, In the bark Mary Sawyer
Cap,an Borham, Of schooner Josephine Ia lying very
WIN me yellow fever, but his ply stefan thinks he may
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The Excise Commissioners.

NAMES GIVEN TO THE SHERIFF FOR PROSECUTION
BUSINESS ON HAND
The Commissioners Of Excise met yesterday afternoon
rresent Commissioners Haskell and Holmes.
The usual call made for those who desired licenses 70
come forward and hand in their applications but as there
was response, the Board, after waiting few minutes
approved the minutes Of their former meeting and ad
iourned.
This year they determined to prosecute their COM
mission with spirit Yesterday afternoon they forwarded
the ing names Of parties the First ward to Sheriff
Kelly for prosecution They all residents of the FIRST
ward;--C Rau, Cox 4 Derry r. W. Meyers, R. W John,
son, r BALDWIN. NJ Landy, Lebers Mrs. scanlon, D.
Blake Brown, A. l. suehortmr, - B,rmeyer. Bagwe1
Pray, - Libbey, Petit & Crook
Their clerks are now preparing lists OF the names Of all
the 800 volaors OF the law in the First ward and thew
will ali be proceeded against soon as possible
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The Turf

FASHION COURSE, L. I.--TRoTTING.
is announced that Flora Temple an Ethan Allen viii
tros Tn the Faah Course Tuesday next to wagons
for purse Of $1,000, mile heats, best three in i've The
public will then be able ascertain which OF these two
celebrities is the fastest Each have roted 10 wagon In
2:9s-Flora with Highland Maid, and Ethan with Geo. NJ
Patchinand this being the fastest ne ever made 10
wagons the coming will decide which is the champion
Of the irottipg .urf Flora, IL will be remembered. has
also in 2241l in harness. and Ethan in the same
time 10 TIE pole.
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PAUL MORPHy,
4 RECOGNITION GENIUS A TOKEN or REGARD
fEOM
HIS FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN



meath roand Of the metal is n.cribed viii
@ e1si IN
etged by trophy of ances baeaxes spears reces Of
$ saGs %
CHARLES r; Mead john Van Buren, Thos. Adds Emme.
s;. Wills %s.s s4ssisss p
ssS sssss fesers2 Psl4Fs
similarly sused in the LEI, hand border third aiiver
mora Of he cry of New YoiS IN the sor
asI fsq, plate Of n1 ne ;;me meta.
1hs 81 HI o Is.
LABouRDoSNAs. h'DoySEiI-
LOPEZ. PHIrLipoR. sALvIo.
Won pERLAsA. uANsTEIN. ANDERSEN. BIL6uER
S
ss ss
a e % q Y. dsss The tact Mat e
another week in rol.hpg IT, pertinent proof Of ia sapers.
issmons as ST. furnished Az n .iSa Tiffany Co..
Sndes SeSes The rhess ard sns, case q
ton OF the set when not in use.
TIE watch ,r,.en,ea ns T I'M w wor,sra
the Amerean Watch Company, at wsdham Mas and Is a
saI err en- OF me art tse stem or pendant exqusey
M sp r SS
Esss S s e in
and Oh the other lid, also in relief the monogram:
sSS~e<~<Sss~
p. II.
~~<-<-s<< -<~~~~~-~..~..A
Instead Of the usual Roman numerals ON the dial the hours
are by the various pieces OF chess finely done n
REQ and bacf-he black king standing ut twelve red
kns M the queens at one and eleven, biaf an
ten enghts al three at three nj fur Ard
the following inscription WIN
TO PAUL MORPHY,
FROM THF TESTIMONIAL COMMITTEE OF THE NEW yoev =
cuEss etun As THEIR TO MS !
GENIUS s
new YORK, May, 1882 !
nc move ments Of his watch made entirely BY ms
ehntry and is interior srd exterior presents
tpeenen OF art os can wef be imagined. The
gtnuiy. "
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Court Cclcudar-T,,a. n,

srrFEsE CoyRr.Circut. A-Nos COL, 7s7, ISL,
49, laS7 Az aSe 1885, 1926 1887 1912 1883
1882 1911 1878 1875 1917 1919, 1851 1858, 2o7 Part
2Nss; 49, 1850 1915 1912, I7ss, 1889 isa2, 1914
1850 1es2 1870 1903 SOL 1865, $50, 1884, 2O6S, 76o'
SUPERIOR CtuE1.-fart 1.--Nos 6Il .s5. ei7. s2s zoe
tsa SOL $50 1885, 2l2 5s6, 5s7, 1885, 40 4a7 SsS 9sS
s62 20, 1873, 6o7, 42S, 81 1885, 49, &c. 56i 2eO "a
SgT e!e, 1872 IS, 1I2 Part Mos. b2s 53i. 57S Az
e. 49, sSe ies o27. e29 ESQ., s32 cas- eaS, csc eS
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IT u
ARRIVAL OF TIE DENVER CITY ovERL AND EXPRESS
LEAvENwoRIH X T. May 20, 1859.
The overland express has arrived here from Denver
City with dates of the 18th inst
The panic among the emgants had subsidized in great
measure, and better feeling prevailed Quartz continued
to be discovered and promised TO yield WELL Gold dus.
was offered in limited quantities at Denver City, but there
was coin there 70 pnrchase IL
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Obituary,

d. w. VAN MARTER, citizen Of the United states and
%asnnst BY trade died on the let Of Aprn last, the
friends Of The deceased said 10 reside 10 Msa cI
foynla and New York. - ~~'', @'i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

About ten minutes past eight O'Clock the band struck
up "See, the CoDquering Hero Comes" which was the
signal for the enter the chapel by the south
door and march to the PLATFORM where wendell lie way
In the following ORDER
Members OF the New York Chess Club.
Officers.
Invited guests.
Orators.
Pau Mornhv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

,.a nA dN, FAILuRE-Mr. Field Fowler, who has
renrs @ engaged in tho sugar trade and opc
hundred iheusaad dollars A largo ps,t Of Ss in
oep9eohets rs taid % be in Cuba -Bpspn atat,script