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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

Aoitntdtns-ArrirdI Of Ico NieysNorth llcte Yeolae
from Omaha MA Columbus and Fort Kea,1,ey the Most
Practicable and the Shortest Route &c.
herewith enclose you the statement OF 8. S. Curtis
who arrived in this city last evening direct from the gold
aeds of Nebraska. Mr. Curtis is the son Of Col Curts
momber Of Congress from Iowa. and having lived in this
community nearly three years prior to bis departure for
the mines last fall s well known by u.s. and ul crcdenco
be given to his statements. We no longer entertain
any doubts Of the existence Of gold al the base of the
Rocky Mountains. Tho emigration 10 the mines has al
ready commenced, and nearly tive hundred teams
have started from Omaha, taking the North Platte
route. Yesterday the press and materials for paper
be called the Rocky Mountain Neos, passed. through our
streets, with banners flying. The Omaha Netraskidn
Ertra contains the latest from the mines, follows
Samuel s. Curtis, Esq, and Mr.. d. l. Richards who went
winter returned to this city last evening. We have seen
and converscd with them and happy say that our
most sanguinc expectations in regard TO the value Of the
low the statement Of Mr. Curtis which be confidently
relied In every particular correct This statement
Ia cor pborated by Mr. Rchards-
Having To- day arrived from the Kansas and Nebraska
gold mncs and finding great deal OF excitement prova
lent throughout the States with regard 70 that country
have thought that short statement Of facts in the case
would be acceptable TO your readers ind tho many per-
think ng Of cmprating 10 that place.
At the time eft--hc 10th OF February--there was not
great deal doing in the mines IN the way OF digging
small number Of persons at work with rockers
working from two 10 five hours per day. the weather
would permit, and making, to my know lodge from 81 to
"a per day, and some were ssid to be making moro.
The weather. although very pleasant for that Of
the year. would not permit Of running suice to any ad
vantage. feel very ccuDdont That mlneys can mako
from Greo 70 eight dollars per day With rockers during
The Sutnsnor.
Where wnor bo obtained 10 run snlccs feel con-
ndtn that from eight 70 twcnty dollars can be made
Cold bss been found on Cherry creek, Dry creek Platte
river Vaflncre Fork, thompson Fork san Nfa,a, Fork
Cache J." ioudrc and The Doiing Spsiass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16
Timely Advice

The editor of the Me,lical Rctoymer remarks
that, ny in the spring and early sumner the zen
sibiltcs of the digestive organs increased the
full diet of winter WILL if persisted ill., induce fe-
yer. This Is by no means II new discovery. The
nncients named the month of February. when
their spring began, from jcJ,um fever and wise.
ly recommended, NJ preparutive for the heats of
sumner udicious exercise light diet, and the full
and free use of water.
Professor Holloway. the distinguished English
practitioner, has done something more than this.
lie has discovered and introduced two remedies
Tor all ITO arrangements incident to n change of
temperature, which haze saved tho lives OF thou
sands IF unnccmated travellers and souurncra
IN every region ctw en- the equator and the poles.
When sudden transition from cold to heat pro
dureS dy-pepslH, ivcr complaint, fever. diarrho,a,
or dyscutcry, llollow.Y's Pills seem to subdue
the disturbance il the system ut once and to bring
all its functions into harmony with the new at
mosphcrc Influences hr which it is surrounded
Where the sheck ned iv the change affects
the skin or glau,- TIE Ointment. in combination
with the Pills, puts tie external organization
into healthy condition.
Under these circumstances. common prudence
suggests the propriety of having both remedies
always Mt hand at the commencement If the sum,
mer, and OF providing supply of them let,ie
Starting ON journey or voyage In this chmate
summer and autumn are, unquestionaby tho
suns most preudcial II health, and therefore
nothing should then be loft unlone that will have
the effect of iortitying and bracng up the system,
purifying blood, and putting The digestive arpa.
iatus in good working order. S, far * eur obser-
Nati'n goes, iIoLLrwAys Pills will nlaliLly Sc
| cure these results. Families who have ha-
biuay used them for years as n Spring.
summer and Fall me !itine, de lare that n
complete exemption from the complaints
usual ut those seasons hns been the invaralle
! Consequence of their exhibition. This we can
readily believe, knowing as do, that they eMr-
clse triple influence uron the internal organs.
They purify the fluids remove distractions, and
nvigoratc the digestive powers. There few
systems So healthy as not to require such helps to
Nature at this critical period OF the year. and it
is therefore obvious that Course uf lIoI.LuM ,Ys
P'llS is proper, nc protective measure.-B ostoa
| I,ulD1i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

GoLD DIGGfsa AND uoLD lIuxriSo.--It is csti
mated that we have taken out of the Gold field.
OF California, over $500, 000. 900 in Gold. This
only includes what has been broush. to our At.
lantic States. md scattered by the laws Of trade
IL may be safely computed Mt 500, 00O, 900 taxi
ing the money RENTED home on private account
aud not brought TO light. Blu. it is also said that
on an average this enormous sum has not paid
those who dug it, One Dollar day! Who ha.
drawn the prizes in the great California Lottery
Bring your wits to work study it well, and then
look ut the advertisement of the Georgia State
Lottery, MCKINNEY u co. Managers; take your
pencil and examine well the Schemes and answer
the question whether you cannot dig Gold at
home 10y your own ireside, better than to venture
in any other speculation. Whether you have not
n gold mine nearer home. Every one must do of
course rs he pleases about specializing. Some
people do not wish and indeed do not find it nee
rssary to venture Tor more. They have enough.
It does not make any difference what the sum is.
Enough may be thousand, while 500 900 IS not
enough. This depends on circumstances. But
happy is the man who has enough. II he has
not enough, however, it is natural for him to try
to get more. If the chances are not good and fair
in this scheme Of the Georgia State Lottery, it
must be set to our Ignorance of what those words
i'm Drt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

ny Of four men averaged $3.50 per day, Mr.. Gre
CORY. ofGeorgia, bad sold two claims for twenty
seven thousand dollars. As high q. $50, 600 was
offered for single claims. In jackson dig.
gings miners were making from five to eight id.
lars per day to the hand The most intenye en-.
eitemcnt prevailed. Miners were living exclusive
y on fresh meat, fearing if they left in search Of
provisions their claim, would b, jumped The
Express Company and other parties in this city
have received letters by express containing most
extraordinary accounts Of the richness Of the
mountain digging This news comes from rel
able sources mud tho people here place implicit
confidence In it. ~ says despatch to the ST.
Louis Republican
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IMPORTANT FROM MExIco-Ncw Orleans June
lily the way If Havana, dates from Vera
Cruz OF the oh inst. have been received. 1t was
reported that Miramon, the ODD suppressed the
pronunciamento Mt the capital (by the priests) in
invor of Iulnaga, and TINT the Church had tried
Miramon, who arrested the padres and sent them
to Vera Cruz. These proceedings gave much en-
enlargement TO the Liberals, who could not inll to
be gratifel ut the division aud troubles among
their enemies.
The expedition under Gen. Marquee against
Morelia was driven back after ravaging the town
stripping the women. and whipping them 10 make
them reveal hidden treasure.
Americans, and other foreigners suffered by
the conduct of Marquee, the butcher Of Tacuba-
va"
Miramon had decrced Vera Cruz importations
confscated.
Sonor Bonilla. Mramons Secretory of State
and Foreign Affairs, had issued decree the
Goth May. stating that President Buchanan was
not respons bic and that Americans were not &C.
countaLle for his acts.
IL was reported that Mr.. Black U. S. consul was
going to Vera Cruz for safety from the rabble ar
my in the city of Mexico
Former accounts stated that General Cobos was
preparing an expedition for rapine and plumber to
the ls,hmus Of Tehuantepec and other pPts OF
the South. II is now reported that he has enter
ed Oxaca. and. owing to apprehended danger, in
con sequence, private parties are advised not to At
tempt TO cross.
1t was reported that Zuloaga had been imprison-
cd by Miramon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

MARVELLOUS Accounts FROM THE MOUNTAIN
DloeIsos-KANsAs ELEcrIoN.--An express arri-
we'd at Fort Leaysnworth on Friday. bringing dates
from Denver City to June let. The accounts from
the mines are Of the most exciting character
Veins of exceeding richness have been dis
covered in the mountains diggings. One compa-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

F'TOI W OOu hhN1r RtriO1 AiIVF.-In "a
Using columns to he found adv citiScnent of
restorative We know nothing of its merits what
read tut that J. snheu particularly when such
tmony of it, en- ary the following which clip
Ottawa Free 1fadfr;
Having tried snccesvcly snrdry highly recommended
hair tonic On half deu'c
confidence in nosrnns of that until ago
distinguished politician q" this STATE whom had
re years ago with thin hair aud IA gre, rat bat
buasting line head of hair could wish
maned tho secret OF his improved when
iv accounted for 1t by aserig the virtues Prot
Woods Hair Restorative We shall try that next Rack Rip.
~ Urnosrst
Npld by I'LL good DiugGiss iIln
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Public Sale of the Allegheny Springs.
IN TsIE G0UNTY DE N ONIls0 NJ n.y.,

IL pursuance ~ the of deed Of exeenis
10 the lDh day of p 1a57 nv DIR Ned r Bridges
and WIFI and Of record In thu Clerks Offices
Mon rnney and Franklin made MessrS Holt
the 'ormef prictors the Of The purchase
fer the ArR,laDy Springs property, will sai
deed FER sale, Public arrtion AIeeha
Springs Iio'cl FRIDAY the 9Th day of JUNE laA
" fair then the fair day SUNDAY and
Monday. THREE UNDIVIDED FOiIR1HS of all thai " oil
known properly in the county NJ Montgomery known
"ALLraHASr SPRINGS PROPERTY, which fbesdcs
the S"rngs peoper> TRACT OF LAND suppos to con-
tain about mo Acres of The Hotel Cabins Bath onse and
other the SAID land
hid and Kitchen Furniture. Panaiiop and live Stock
Used aud employed the said tract n land
the sail Springs establishment The are Of
the substantial kind aud eicnt comforta
Bile These Springs
lave for several past ieen
df not Indeed the best ces If properly In the Siarths
water hehg justly celebrated for its Mcinai Tirfrs
They have past been extensively paironiz and
snrh Ia their celebrity
thr Sonth That frr ,sction der,ncl
Possession will be- upon the SALE
40 that the purchaser will have make arrange
ment, f r the ersnlng Spring season
an, authorized by Mr r. l. Holt the owner Of tho
nthr "nrh NJ tins pr"per'y 10 that the purchaser
the sale advertised" desire s unou
the sonabe terms
To the requirements Of he If n
mcmt will he requir d. which will amount to sbnn, sAon
he required IT, be made the hrf davs of January and
So unless "'trwke agree between tie nar'ies in interest
JNo o. /. dotiHlN. Trustee.
OHI 1Asn.xA
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Don't Buy a Dollars Worth CT Clothine,
Until You Have ~, en-
Glass a. Raine's Assortment.
SEWING MACHINES

Y " " w ~ Y II ~ n y,
AIDES wishing Machine d. serrnHts coarse r,o,i rs
IL ri az THAR 6as rorf wonlt do elt anime IS
llioLFS IhPhb\ED FAMILY MACHINE. PIic.. SD
- n $40 The following icatc /, FIR IN n well knew
Tailor IA ihs county who only had s,out %
t'un this Machine:
lItsvttIt, Campbell rountv Va. Jtne ~ II, 1r59
MIR WIN l. PAGE II AIN ell pleased hrlf Srv
ing Machine an w"Uli not exchange II rnn
mud 40 dificuty IN operating with il knd
from the thick"H Cashmere To the finest Linen
made several pair Tow l.ncn pants servants
ing Machines Lut Farhns and Singers cni, Ma
chimes that would rec mlnrnd person t, 1Iry
he nii,N Machines thar der
la no fs much thr cheapest Machine. simple
>fturh easy touul'rssid aud likely cc' ~
der Almost that he's la tho
aud say Singers that ~o.hr ga last year gives llp
IL" preference
respectfully yours &C. CARnIJ'S q TERRY
T. 81 lind n" difficulty getting my " lie and ta, crs
Ia work Barih"ts Machine Ihrv say tina, ,., tlrr
ought to be- done FIR ilr nvtntd
,hin,s " nh The shuttle and Lock Siitph &. n
Inn Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bs1tswny's Ptiis nrr sar great apsa gssisss 81
Dypepsa the rulisg aud raging disorder Of this
Ink dire eousgea rooted Out asd yanqa-hed by
s-qsesis Of this complaint vaniA under their
sold - The mannactay No 20 Msls Lane New York and
by all D-ngxisis. at 80, Ute aud > per box.
lG4llw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

at this particular stage of the Presidential game.
Mr.. John Forsyth, late Ainisssr to Mexico. has
oocapied his leisure time since his return. in CIV
ing to the public some Of the unwritten history OF
the country. We have slready referred to his
pronunciamento respecting Mexican affairs, and
the scuryy treatment he received at the hands OF
the President. Mr.. Forsyth has. however, writ
ton another letter. in which he uses up all Of Old
Buck that his frat epstle left Of him. tits in re-
la,ion to the quarrel Of the Administration with
Judge Douglas. which, Mr.. Forsyth says, is more
personal than political and grew out Of tho Kan
sas imbroglio. and Douglas opposition TO the Pre-
lsidcnt's instructions to Gov Walker. Mr. Forsyth
says;
| in order that there should DO no msnnder-
standing or mistake, ten Walker went NJ far
to write out his inaugural address Governor Of
Kansas, In Washington, and submit 1t tn the ap-
proval of the President aud his Cabinet. This
was fully obtained and the strongest pledges that
men could give to stand by the plan and by him.
Ijovernor Walker has still in his possession the
Original draft of that address, with corrections and
nterlineations in M. Buchanan's handwriting.
! In another article, Mr.. Forsyth prays his inter
locutors to understand that he is IA Democrat Of
the State Rights School, having his own "inle-
pendent notions of what is principle and whit is
policy" and that he has way Of speaking his
mind without any special consultation with Mrs
Grundy." He adds:
There is no gratitude in politics.and we do not
leHpect il. When n man ceases to be useful to his
party and is worn out in its services, there is
nothing for him but TO be turned out to grass
That's not our fix by long jump. We are in
the ring rs fresh and ready for the combat
ever"
For the following table. showing the areas Of
the different States and Territories, we are in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-16

Nerftsern Assurance Lem pnay, 4 Msransc
Street, London. for FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE at
Ho. and Abroad Established Ia rj aud by
Special Act 81 Parliament
e6 ns 500 90
Tie Pnt II Company only guaranteed by
large Capital inf a by tho pnlniie personal responsible
~ Of neariy LOO Shareholders.
ALEXANDER.
inns silly Agent IN 1snchburg Va
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p K.-we hnve b1s Niitslr esaad~Scr is sa~
trumpet tongnc statements III ther Of adv. d
medicines grnssaly. hut tho opn
lon uniformly expressed by all who used Perry Davis
PAN Killer thai very valuable aricle asl that
wohd be well every housrhdcr To- have hand in
1t rrisas sesls burns arrhca d5seery choera fever
ana agua aud TIE host ' internal he
adapted TO cure or alleviate No article " medicine
attained 10 snch nnboandcd popularity xtcn.ve diffusion
Invented only sixteen years since curative pow
cen experience 10y many thousands section
Il" ina Cntc states and Canada IL has every
the al tl~ know world bearin.
its heJlinR Influences potent than strrs
Aaby til" blessed" We by our pri,cinaI
'ruggsis tLat thy sell this article for alton
than 81 any all er. and that the demand constantly ,
crsasing.--Saem Otserrr.
Tue stain linen the Pain Killer Is easily
removed by washing In Alcohol.
Sold 10y all medicine dealers.
Soldby JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg. june 7.ov
SANFORDS LIVER INVIGORAT pR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
NEVER DEBILIfATES.
pIfRIFIES THE BLOOD.
PURFIES THE BIOOp
TURTLES TUE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES BlI.IIoUS ATTACKS.
CURES CDSTIYENESS.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
Cures FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES DYSPEPSIA
See advertisement In another column. may iftd2m.
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|. l6l.NlO

Total l6l ,hlO
1t is seen that the area IF Kansas i. nineteen
thousand square miles greater than that of all
New England, New York. and New Jersey; and
that the area of Nebraska is nincty-f,c thousand
miles greater than that ol all the non aycholdng
States except CALIFORNIA; Oregon i nearly equal
in extent 10 all New England, New York. Penn
syl,ania. Ohio and Indiana 1t is possible that
New Mexico and Mcsilla vii! he embraced in one
Territorial organization hy Congress ut the next
session, containing two hundred aud lightweight
thousand square miles ef territory exceeding that
Of Nil New England, New York, Pcnus yi,ana,
Ohio Indiana, md Illinois. Utah is nearly equal
in extent to Nil New England, New York, Penn
lsylvunn. aud OHIO. Washington exceeds in OK
tent all New ENGLAND ard New York
II the Territories should be cut up into States
iof the average size of the present States, the
Union would consist when they should all be AL.
mittcd. of between sixty and seventy members.
A letter from Turin in the independence # Brus-
sels, says:
THE damage already caused by the Anstrians
is estimated at more than hundred millions.
They have not only made enormous acquisitions,
but have cut down trees. prnti pally mulberries,
burnt and blown mp bridges, destroyed railways,
aud sacked country houses aud farm building
Count Cavour who has great uart OF his prop
erty in the provinces where those ravagcs have
been committed, will be II severe sufferer The
P,cnmon;ese people have conducted themselves
with much dignity and iirmncss. not excepting
tho Clergy, towards whom the liberal part, felt IL
certain degree OF mistrust. The Austrans could
neither find spy. assistance nor Information
among the Piedmontese.
! The Opposition in the ninth Congressional Dis
trlct OF Kentucky have nominated Lubin G. Moore
for Congress Among the resolutions adopted was
tho following
Resolred, That Congress has the constitutional
power, and whenever it becomes necessary TO the
security of slave property in the Territories should
exercise the same. to protect the owner IT such
property in the enjoyment Of his rights.
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LOOK AT S.s.AsS n sAsSE,s
ASSOr m cnt Of Tru n Il = =.
Iiuc Ii-ds. UrfOre EBuyiux,

l., u RIA D. &. oni Ihc subsc ,brr, r8x-5z-z,
~ about two weeks since WHITE MlLcH tGulAE
COW, about six years old-hcr head and neck Nm
dark red she raised Wards Road some szc1zass
- or "a miles beyond CamtrIl CHI .asonshle
viii lee paid for her return and any information
her thankfully received VIM ID. ANCU
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUrURE DAYS.

VsRUsrER's sAlE OF 10TH vivsse Of
frnst deed from Thomas Fillmore dated the lnih Of
yny. 1913 aud duls recorded IN the us ing Conrt will sell
at suction /" The highest bidder on the d Inst the Mark
ct lIo1se FIR ready cash SMALL LOT described In the
deed as follow Begnnng nj the Junction 1t Water and 18th
Streets. North. 3 west 10 thence right singles,
North $50 Fast 20 feet thence Sou H. 80 East ~
water Strt and thence with Water Street South SO and
80 feet IN begin rg-hrinR Part of lot Ia
Acting Trustee shall such title only decd
vests in me r W. ISBELI. Trustee.
iuup III
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- TSwisfsa % procure x1ess1ll1e ~ ~ Ne hass
re p,sasare II rsssansadlas thsar Agsny %
.hs.r sua 70 basiues who desire to advertise neif
- ersen.iveay We have found them every way res
- ~ nave No csab they will transact business 70 IN
.re,6,reias Il I'll Cor whsn hey may act
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Things in Washington as Photographed to
the New York PAPERS

! The various railroads between New York and
Charleston, and their connections with New Or
leans via Florida submitted TO the Pos, Office De-
partment formal proposion Saturday for
mail service from New York to New Orleans in
four days. The Postmaster General reserves his
decision until competing routes via Cairo, in one
direction, and through Virginia and Tennessee in
another, can present proposals.
Shubrick, Ms Commodore of the Paraguay ex-
petition, ordered the reports TO lie made to him of
all the details Of the expedition, for the future
guidance Of the government, and thus it was dis
closed in the general report to tho Secretary Of
the Navy that the vessels Of that expedition were
provided with but ammunition sufficient for seven
hours rapid firing; if fight had occurred, the
great expedition must have been defeated for ac-
tual want Of powder and ball. This fact makes
II sensation here, and will be investigated next
session Of Congress.
Information recently received from Madrid. of
an altogether reliable character, shows that how
ever desirable it may be for the United States tn
acquire Cuba. there is prospect whatever of
such contamination nor is there any probability
of the negotiation Of commercial treaty between
Spain and this country.
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DUsLlC SALE OF s.oTS.-In obedio.c- :.

ODFOlCMCf
decree ri the County Court If Campbell rendered on
the 9th day o! May 1859 IN the snt Of Executor W.
Strange &c shall Commissioner uaned In front
Of the Market House. the 10Th day OF JUNE, 1851
GROUND, belonging the % Robert Strange decd
to.wi,:
One half Aero Of gronrd between the Canal and James
River near the city Of Lynchburg with the house thereon
known the Rock House
Also Lot No 2Iy ae fet the Junction Street ani
NH Aiey-West of said Street and North Of raid Alley
And also. one and half acres of Ian vichbnre
Campbell Courthouse Turnpike, the residence of c
W King -
The title To the above properly cicv ununestion
able but acting Commissioner shall convey As con-
fried by the decree aforcsaii
The sale will b" cash for al 10 dcay
lie eN penss "f the sale. and credit ank
equal miscellaneous OF the balance of IN purchase
purchaser giving negotiable
me title of the property retained until the purchase money!
pail JAMES B NOwLIN
may lIl3IaWt2tNmnc. Commits siOnnr
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Ale E.any Sprl nss.

Al1cs a any Spr1n SS.
HAVING rented Mr Il W H. lInits Interest above
IL Property will h.. prepared visitors the t dry
of JUNE. Stages " i. he Straw lie each {.
ears anI convey from thricc the
So well is tbs a. scr,cdly popular watering place
that deem in, III regard
water mt d" i'll m.r.l, add rrort shall
be made all only pIeasa, deli 1t
full Iinay a6,l;s john MUSE