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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
BALTIMORE MARKET.

There was better demand Tor Flour
to-day, espsrisly for City Mills, and The
transactions we're larger than va have re-
porred in one day for long time. The
sales include $500 bills, standard City
Mills super at IS and 500 bbls. Ohio
do. on private terms We quote How
aid Stree, Sup.r at S6,l2; Ohio DO. at
S6a6, ~, and City Mills do. at s6a7 for
standard 10 fansy qualities. We are not
advised Of any mslerial change in Extra
and Family. We note the usual trade
sales al quotations, viz Ohio Extra at
Sc, 5OaG,75 Howard Street do. at SAL
25. and City Mills do. at s7.s. as 10 quail
i,y and brands. and Family al 80 for Res
eryoir, Palapsco, Excelsior and Welch's
brands, and $3.50 for Old Dominion.
Corn Meal is still held al 1915 for City
and S4,l2 for Brandy vine. Rye Flour
is scarce. We qrole first choice a, $40.
Grain was in limited supply to-day.
The offerings of all desert Piion SUN up
less than 10000 bushels, in which was
included 5000 bushels Of Corn, all oi
which sold readily at 77a9O cents Tor
prime white, and S0aS2 cts. for yellow.
closing firm with good demand. There
were only 500 bushels oil Wheat offered /;
in The absence Of supplies the market Is
inactive, though no visible change has
been effected in prices. We continue TO
quote choice white al l75alS0 cts, fair 10
prime do. l55al70 cts. as TO quality, and
red l4Oal5O cts. fol fair 10 choice. The
offerings OF Gate wero 5000 bushels F.;
they continue firm at previous quotations,
viz 4sa52 cts. for Msryla land and Virgin
ia, and 52s55 cents for Pennsylvania.
Rye may still be quoted at 95as7 cts. for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clipper, I'D
inst
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
MISUNDERSTANDING %, 1859

@r In compliance TO an invitation The
Rev. s. Y. Leech. of the NJ. E. Church,
delivered an address upon Temperance,
in the Episcopal Church Of this place, on
Tuesday evening last, TO large audience.
In the address. MIR. l.. fully sustained his
Spulatation as a sound, logical, and elo.
quenl orator.
The President Of the meeting, Rev.
Isaac Gibson, of the M. E. Church, also
delivered All address upon the subjec, of
Temperance. although brief it was ap-
propriale, well-conceved, and delivered
in his usual happy style.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
Regimental Musters.

The following General Oder has
been directed TO Col. JOHN II. GIBSON, OF
the 55th Regiment by the Brigadier Cen
eral of the 10th Brigade. As The Train.
ing of Officers and General Muster
days, will this year be the first under the
new regime Of things, they will no doubt
attract great attention.
N. L. STEPHENsBURG, FRED. Co.. }
April 2. 1859.
In compliance with the militia law.
have arranged the Trainings and Regi
mental Muster in the 10Th Brigade for
this year. so as to require the Brigade In
sPector 10 take but one iour-as follows
The training of the officers of s9Ih Reg.
imsnt, Morgan county, will commence on
Wednesday. the 2SIh day of April, and
continue three days and the S9sh Reg.
imenl will muster on Saturday, The 30lll
day Of April.
The training of the officers of the 9Th
Regiment, Berkeley county. will com
mence on Monday. The End day OF May ;
and The 9Th Regiment will muster on
Thursday, the 9Th day of May.
The training of the officers of the 55th
Regiment, Jefferson county, will com
mence on Tuesday. the 10Th day of May
and the 55lh Regimen, will muster on
Friday, the 18th day of May.
The training OF the officers Of the 122d
Regiment, Clarke county. will commence
on Monday. the 10Th day of May; and
the l22nd Regiment will muster on
Thursday, the 10Th of May.
The training of The officers Of the 3ls>
and 5lst Regiment, Frederick county
will commence on MonGny. the 23rd day
oil Nav and the 3lst Regimen, will
muster on Thursday the Goth day Of May
and The 5lsi on Friday, the 9th of May
JAMES II. CARSON,
Brig. Genl. l6t Brigade, V. NJ.
To the Com. 55ih Regiment, V. M.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
581&z5.

A, his residence, in Sharp,bUTg, Wash
ingron county, Md, on FRIDAY last. al 2
O. clock, p. NJ, DR.. ROJf. f Kennedy,
formerly Of This place, aged 45 yeas.
The illness Of DR.. X. was OF short dura-
won.
In ChsrIestown on the | lth inst, Ed.
,card Wilson, infant ION Of Ed. NJ. and
Anna A. Aisquilh, aged year and mo.
In Washington, on Sunday, the l7tf
inst, al 6 A. NJ. Of Typhoid fever. Mrs
Jacqueline S. PendiefnH, widow of iht
late Edmund Pentleton. second daughret
Of Eliza B. and Of lhe late Robert Mills
Of South Carolina.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
Lightning Rods.

We invite attention TO the ADVERTISE
ment Of Messrs. CAMPBELL 81 LEE, in
our issue o! to-day. We have examined
the structure of the Copper lightning
Conductor. patented BY A. Lyons. and
nnhesIiatingI y state that we prefer it to
any other lightning Rod that we have
seen. The metal "copper" Of which il
IS composed, is greatly superior to Iron
in its conductive power The Flat form
Of the Rod gives much more SUFFICE than
ths same amount Of metal when Ctlindr.
cal, it being upon the surface alone that
the Electric Fluid passes. The sharp
edges favour the dispersion of the fluid
into the air, and thus increase lis eliicien-
cy, while the Insualors are of such a
form as 10 admit of their being securely
fastened to The Rod and to the walls Of
the building. The conductor has been
adopted by our stale authorities at Rich
mond, also authorities u. S. Army, Har-
pe;slerry. Ii comes to US highly recon-
mended, and no doubt the only reliable
Conductor and certain protector against
Lightning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
53G1H3AG53,

At Silent Shades, Va. on the 9Th inst.
by Rev. Mr.. Baum, ". n. KOhihOussn,
of Winchester and SGlie E., daughter
Of John G Mcclure, Esq .,oi Ibis county.
On the ooh ult.,by Rev. w. Mcclure,
G.. VI. Lamon and Miss .3lUernon H.,
daughter of Daniel ADderson,aiI Of Berke-
ley county.
On Tie l2Ih uIi.. by Rev. Mr.. Start,
". H. Payne to Miss angelina Payne,
al of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
Astonishing Success.

The astonishing success which has al
tended Doctor BAAKEE, since he commen
ced bls practice in the city of Baltimore
is one Of the strongest evidences that true
merit will be recognized and rewarded b,
the American people, notwithstanding The
sIanter obtains in certain sec,i"us of Eu
rope that here "merit meets with poor
encouragement" In the case Of Doctor
Baakee, however, his reputation had pre-
ceeded him, being one of the most emf
nent and skilllul physicians now living,
and recognized as such by the Medical
Faculty Of ibis country and Europe.
No, a day passes but adds To the cues
effected by this gentlemen. The case OF
:ke wife Of VIM. NJ. Tice, Of Hagerstown,
Nd, who recently put herself in The Doc
tor's hands, was remarkable one. She
had a cancerous tumor removed from the
nape OF her neck. which weighed two lbs.
and is now doing well. She can be ad-
dressed by Letter for the particulars. Mrs.
Moore, the wife of Capt John Moore, Of
Locus, Point, near Baltimore, had also a
tumor Of remarkable size removed. Blu,
a case which exhibited the skill of DR..
Baakee TO still greater extent, and which
constitutes one Of the greatest triumphs
ever achieved bv medical science. was
the removal of a cancer tumor from the
person of the wife Of Capt. Speight,
which weighed ten pounds. She can be
seen al her residence, No. 90 Cough
street, near Broadway.
A cordial invitation is rendered by DR..
Ba akee TO visit his office and see the truth
of the statements we have made, for them
selves We advise The afflicted 10 apply
at once, either in person or by letter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

CARD OF AFILLlBUsTER. Capt. w. R.
Henry writes 10 Galveston paper in JUS
uicatiOn of himself and bis associates
agsins, the recent proclamation of Gen.
Twiggs, ordering the arrest of parties
who might pass the military posts. Mr..
Henry avows iha, there is an expedition
on footintended TO capture runaway slaves
Of Texas who have taken shelter in Mex
leo, and that he is The head Of that enter
prise. He says that respectable citizens
of Texas have joined hin. aud appeals io
The public TO know "if IA has come to this,
tina, we are 10 be governed by United
States bsyOnets Z"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
Portrait of Robert Bonner.

The New York WREKLY.-Thisp pop.
ular story paper, Of April %. contains an
accurate land the only likeness ever pub
lished Of ROBERT BONNER, the proprietor
of the New Fork Ledger. The Neu
York Wsekly is without exception the
best story paper published. Its list Of
regular contributors is graced with the
names OF the most sparkling writers oil
the day. Ia the present number we per-
ceivs that the opening chapters of an ex.
citing Revolutionary Romance are given
1t is from the pen Of DR.. J. H. ROBINSON
author of"Nick Whi6les," etc.. and i.
entitled .ONE.EYED SAUL; or, Ih.
Tory League Of Seuen; Il Tale o
South Carolina"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
Elected.

Up TO the lime Of our going 10 press
We have no, received the full returns Of
the election Of Judge OF Court OF Appeals,
bu, our exchanges state that VIM ].
Robertson is undoubtedly elected by not
less ihan one thousand majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
WaverIy Novels for the Million.

That enlerprIsing firm of publishers
II. b. Peterson & Brothers, Philadel phia,
has JUS, begun an undertaking, which can,
not fail TO be beneficial TO the whole read.
ing community. We allude to the edi,
ton of Sir Walter SCOTS novels, now in
The course OF publication by them, and
which is TO be completed in twenty-six
volumes at twenty We cents piece, or
five dollars for the whole. These vol.
umes are printed in double column ocla-
vo, and each will contain about one hun
dred and twenty-five pages. The entire
seu Of twenIy-slx volumes will be mailed,
free Of postage, to any person RENTING
five dollars to the publishers. This 10 an
opportunity, never before had, for obtain
ing the Waverly Novels entire, al a price
within the means of everybody for it is
the cheapest edition ever published, and
for :hose who remit five dollars, and thus
subscribe for the series, secure each vol
ume for less than twenty cents. The
price of the Edinburgh edition, from
which this edition is reprinted, isseven,y.
two dollars. Very properly have Peter
son q Brothers called this the Edition
for the Million" for they ought TO get a
million of subscribers TO il. in this reading
nation, and doubtless will. WENTWORTH,
forming the fourth volume Of their series
of the Wa,erly Novels is published this
day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

@5> On Wednesday last the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company declared a
devidend amounting TO three hundred
thousand dollars. The following day
TWO OF the locomotives and all of the Of
fee furniture of the company was levied
upoa to satisfy Judgment against The
company for Eve thousand dollars. So
say he Baltimore Clipper. &c sS44
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

&C. Col. Francis B. Jones, Of Fred
ericA County, has been appointed Bri-
gade Inspector of The Sixteenth Brigade,
Virginia Militia, in the place of Lieut..
Col. G. A. PorteI6eld, resigned. Col. J.
is graduate of the Virginia Military In
stilule. ---
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

@@ We are sorry to state that in con-
sequence of The severity of the weather
during the last two weeks in this region
the Fruit prospect has almost entirely
been blasled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

IS Henry l. Keedy, Esq, died at his
residence in Sharpsburg, Nd, last week,
in the 59lh year Of his age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
COPPER
LIGHTNING RODS!

NAMPBELL 81 LEE Agents for construct
" ing and putting up
.AmOs Lyons Patent Copper lightning
Conductor,
respectfully inform the citizens of jefferson,
Berkeley and adjoining counties that they are
prepared TO furnish them with
GENUINE COPPER ROD.
The relative conducting power Of different
metals is best shown by reference 10 the fol-
lowing table, prepared with great care, and ful.
Iy endorsed by Professors NJ aupin and Smith
of the University of Virginia, and Bushrod
Taylor, NJ. D. and Professor OF Chemistry Of
the Winchester Medical College, aud BenjA-
min Halowell, Ae1andrs, Va:
Silver 100 Cadmium "a Iron IL
Copper 81 Zinc % Lead g
Gold 81 Tin Ia Platinum 2
ar Orders addressed 10 CAMPBELL &
LEE, Winchester, Va, will receive prompt
attention.
April %, 1859. SIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

DEATH OF A KING.-rhe news brought
from the Old World by The Canada, an
nounces The death of his Majesty the King
of Dahomey. He was remarkable as
having been ierocious brute, if an ex-
preston SO strong may be applied TO a
parsonage so exalted. and for having
maintained body-guard of female war
riors-a troop of Amazonian Ebony.
And when he died the Kingdom Of Daho-
mey showed with sincerity OF its afflicuon
by sacrificing, with the most nlggardly
sacrifice, eight hundred niggers TO his
hon0red names.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

Ig+ DR.. A. S. Stohebraker is now re-
ceiving his Spring Supply of Drugs
Medicines, Perfumery. Fancy articles,
&c., all which will be sold a, Gerry low
fou,es. A full advertisement next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

Man DRowNED.-A man by the name
Of Wat Powell, was drowned on Friday,
the Is, inst, near Seneca. in The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal, in the following
manner He was in the act of pushing a
boat on which he was working, when his
foo, slipped and he fell in and before as
sistance could reach him life was extinct.
He was worthy man, and leaves large
family without any means Of support.
HG= Mrs. Sickies is said 10 be in great
distress of mind, but whether for the
.dead or living man,nr- the papers dom
state. .4iss. l- $3.50. Esd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23
NEW YORK MERCURY,

OF SATURDAY, APRIL 80. 1859.
Now Ready at all News Depots and Book
stores. .r. ....'
NO character in history cfers better SUBJ
~ ject for the romancCr, than that Of MARION,
or, as he was lamiliarly called, pr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-23

Received the above from E. l. Lee. Jr,.
in full of all claims upon him, Tins Isl OF
August 1912 JACOB y. SilEEIZ.
The 9Th referred 10 above was my
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
ELECTION. NOTICE.
STATE or lSDIlyl, MlRSIIALL COUNTY, IS.

10 he 'Sltrif 81 Marshall County, Greeting:
4, NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk of the
Mtshsll Circuit Court, do hereby certify fllat an
EIectiewill be held, at the usual places ofloldne
elections, in each and every Township in said
Coqpty, on the fest Monday, the ith day, Of April
1882 fof the purpose of eIcctng the following OIL
GERS, tolwis: Cestcr township, One Justice cf the
Pcacci North township, One Justice Of the Peace;
Polk township. One Justice of ihe Peace; and one
Constable for every Justice in each township; also
one Clerk, Treasurer, and Trustee in each town
strip in said County. y7n Desc '0 ihr-f - .7t0e
sc,.s 51.,, In Witness ofIwhich have here
IL, S. unto set my hand and Affixed the seal
ofsaid Court at my Office in Plymouth,
this 9Th dav or Mtrc, A. d., 1859 . 3'-i
NEWTON r. PACKARD, C. NJ @. C.' 2
Ps Sal understand the Legislature HIS passcd,a
law in reference to Township Trustees. hut having
no legal notice of that fact give the Notice in the
usual form according to our present law.
stp7atfsf si.'-sr t0Tsii ~ II. PACKARD, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

q
nv. was organized November 3, 1851 with 4
capital of one hundred thousand dollars Thi.
Company was formed with yicw' of taking up in
vcnors OF small articles of general utility WHO ar,
unable to make independent arrangements for i'm
Producing their inventions by an equit1b,c arrange
ment with them for their rights by purchase out
ana out or by tariff on the articles MANUFACTURED
and sold The inventive genius of this country has
long called for an institution of TINS kind fhc
Aperican mind is SO actiac, thai tholesauGs oi
tlhn$ are inverted, miny of which would be real,
useful to the commufs, but hch arr. never ia
troluccd. bcafsc the Inventors OF them have M
means to GARRY them out.
The Capital of this Company will be devoted 10
the Development of really useful Inventions
The Company have a Committee on Patents
who duty ii Is to pass upon all applications, and
from their large experience in such matters Invent
ors have y security tin,f rh,irinvcnons viii not he
misludgcsi; and the high character OF the parties
composing that Committee Is sufficient GUARANTY
that Tfins'nrt specifications NAV be submitted be-
fore patents are applied for without any risk of
advantage being taken of this circumstance, and
when desired to do 20, the Company will take out
p,tcnts for others, securing for the inventor all of
his invention that Is patcntab!c .sf
This Company respectfully invite inventors to
submit to them their plans and it will he fuithcIing
the objects of the Company il its officers aud agents
can be of service To them
ANY one Of the following modes is acceptable to
this Company. ...tr.Ne rsf5a.sf.srts-r,,ts
First: To m1nufacturc any articles for which
their machinery is adaptcd'bs coBtract, the invent
ors receiving the articles AMI paving for the same
on delivery. n iss'- 'tlssl.5 i... e..y g..
Sccond: They buy any patent which is approved
OF hf their Conmittec.s 4 y 2 -
Third; They will m,nufcturc AMI sell any arti-
Gle which they choose to adopt giving to the Invent
or such proportion oftl,e profits rs mty be agreed
upon. iHffifa la.i2 j
l1heextcIsive building, Ns. 22 ami "a Fs-.nkfos
street, New York. being about feet front by over
100 feet deep, and stories hi. abov the sidewalk
is owned by the President OF the Company, and is
oecupeI IN put by al the M ,c.sincrs W srtssS.as
and Offices ofihc Company, where all of it, .lsi ss
and sales are Transacted tMarcly3-,b7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
Il f[VTisa go ~ = y
THE AMERICAN PEN HOLDER AND. WIPER.
The Ne. Plus Ultraiof
. SEWING MACHINES. a

.#-H =
TIE PATENT, LEVER SEWING MAcHIxE
l. .MASUFAcrvREo by, THE GLosE MAxtl,
FAorURNG CourASY, $50 eBRoADwAY,
h Newd YonK. slr,si 'sl' 7''ls o i,astal4 IT /
Nav bc,tryly regarded ns the "ne pine ml'ra'' oil
Sewing machines, and all " ho are Wishing TO find a
Machine which is capable of doing any kind Of sew
Ing for Tailors and House wives, with satisfaction
"s aos of.he fEsES 1 %ssh
t Z: q s.
Lapinc or .epy,ot1sr sSqe?4 M Ugh, t..
: This Machine makes the "Lock Stitch" which
looks the same on both sides Of the fabric, and
which cannotb c rip7ed. 10 2I4HUT3f 8JTf
PRICE $50.
In all respects cqual to machines heretofore sold
I sps e a &saEiss SodeSy sls f4,&sl LIS.
nv. 'upSd igecipF ~ i PbstA IL ssaihpfiofS DINO
7. N. B. An energetic and reliable Agent is want
ed in every town and village in the United States
snd Canada 30 ga I6,s aboyb hAmtd thAchink. An
ssssn ia; ~ IA "A I5 HUE
exclusive agq9F faARe5h .eaxIz aarx-y,
1, ..,,r els|be 4ls1s y Is fs1Pq9b .
Feb, M-l4Kt s7A 8psdyxyF. Z.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

-rGLoRIous FIcroRY ~ CHicAco. The
Republicans on Tuesday week, at The char
ter election, again carried the great North
western City by an, overwhelming vote
Seven ont Of the ten wards elected Repab-
lican Aldermen. This is the FIRST gun for
SO and its thunIlcr tones viii carry dis
may into the Democratic ranks. .;,n..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

The Donation, given Father Griffin last
night WAS gratifying to all who attended
The music by the Band was good-the
speeches by Rev. Mr. Cummins and Rev.
Nm ANDERSON We're pertinent torthe- ee-
casicriI ana well delivered. Thevocai mn.
sic by the Jones family and amateur as
sistants was soul cheering. a"1tf ~
The amount donated in money was about
SlOoy more or less, together with many
useful articles bcsides.-Daily Union.
= We learn that four of the prisoners in
the Lake county Jail escaped last Monday
night, and had not at last accounts been
retaken. This will probably lessen some.
what the bnsines of the next Lake Circuit
Court. We learn no particulars.-Tal-
payaiso Republican. s1s.i Fl .gss.s.isI t,,,.ii :i
Mcssres LIME an McCAnrY addressed an
immense crowd at indianapolis on their
return. Judge McCAnTy has about made
up his mini that the Democracy of these
latter days is somewhat different from the
kind in vogue in the days of Jackson.
VASBrHES and Polk We found that out
long ago Goshen Times. o. 'a@
Hon. o. III. Smith, who has been con-
hhed to his room for some four or five
months. from iinilammatory rheumatism.
Is preparing to so to Point Com font, Yir,
to try thelvirtues of sea bathing and sea
AR, lie is but little if any bettcr,-Ladi-
ana journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

We noticed this excellent work, week
or two ago, and have since received q tou-
pie Numbers more which the publishcrs
have kindly forwarded foius Having ex.
amined them with some care we unhcsita-
tipgly recommend the work to our realers,
as one calculated to instruct. interest and
elevate the moral sentiments of their sons
and daughters. 9h isaiii.ssn gu GOA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10
4rGoiug TO Pixies Peak.

1.-the st. Leuis Republican, of athe 26th
ofFebrnary. gives the following excellent
saggestionsin relation to gol,l-hmting.
Its sources Of information are such as to
entitle its advice and opinions to respect.
lt5says.' fdiiig 7o--f ue9scK oi-. ils1l5H..
To a correspondent in Illinois who,s we
suppose from the tenor of his lettef, o asks
our 'opinion'upon the expe,liencyS Of join
ing ia the gol,lo hunt to Pixies Peak, we
would say: In the case Iefs hardy young
men, who .a,e,in the common phrase foot.
loose" or ont of employment, a venture
in goisF seeking .cxpeudition may be al,
yised. without any rashness. They may
find gold in Kansas or Nebraska in paying
quantities. 1t is, ,propablc they will, un-
less multitude OF, men have, as it were,
cohspired to ,misrepresent the facts. r.arc
under a strange ,lelusion. But, if they
do not. Other. sources of employment will
open. Kansas and Nebraska, 'anJ Wes-
tern Missouri, are new>anl good fields for
theexercise ofindustry and talent. Ii they
do not. care to turn back, they, can go
forward to California, where, if they choose
to dig for gold. ihey are quite sure, to find
ltuand can always command good wages
in and about the gold mills there. ..,,t
To most of those young men. however,
who are well enough OF, where they are.
the. sensible alvice. it strikes US. is. they.
should remain where they are. letting we'll
enough alone. There arc now, or soon
will be. adventures enough in the dig
ginSs to determine before summer Is much
ADVANCED whether these 'liggipgs viii pay.
And when their experience has establish
cd the fact, there VIII doubtless be room IN
enough for all who desire TO try their luck
there 'i'h' i"H f-nm 1iiff'"nh H'nfH q asrsi
At present we 10 not think the fact is
established. The, prospect is certainly
good upon the Showing in thea numcfo,ls
reports from this new Ell Dora. But as
yet. we are bouiid to say, the rich mines
there are matters rather Of speculation than
Df actual discovery. ''f'n5 7i'H' e.'1e- e''il'