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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
MEMORANDA.
MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES
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From an Occasional Correspondent


PANAMA, Feb. 9, 1860.
This town for the past week has been In constant
state of Excitement in consequence Of the receipt Ofgod
from the new dggings st Cruces small settlement on
the Chasres River, and about twelve fourteen miles
from this place. From what have Of the speci
mems which have arrived here, and which found
in the bed Of the Chsgres River, near the banks,
should think it was of quality equal to any found in
California but to the quantity, and whether there
is sufficient here to Justify rush from the States, am
not prepared at this moment to give opinion. There
is gold certain and each train 10 Cruces, goes from
here in the morning loaded with gold hunters, with
their cradle, pick, shovels, and pans.
This excitement comes along just IN time TO meet the
wants of the disappointed ones who went 10 Chrqui
country four months ago 10 dig open the graves of the
poor Inda0s who buried there hundreds of years
since and rob them of their golden ornaments Those
who made the discovery OF these precious relics swept
the green before they let outsiders into the secret
The thinkers here are the most active men in town,
naskIDg pans for dollar piece which are eagerly
purchased by the Iaves who clap them on their heads
aud off they go foot for Cruces while the women and
cbI6ren fellow with eggs fish, dried meats cigars,
and other natural products of the Tropics all carried
ON tba head. All sOrts of afioat showing
the riS1Dees of the "Isnes.' One man Ii reported
10 have come to town with two pounds OF clear DUST
another a Chnanap, is said 20 have picked $50 in
one day and that be cold il in town TO Madam Myers
fancy sore keeper here. Another report is that au
American from Auburn, n. Y, named Fisher, has put
nm several pounds in a tin bOr which was sent TO Eng
land. cal ed upon Fisher and found him hopping
Lout his stop like kernel of corn on hot gnddle,
snd 40 busy was he making pans for the crowd at
biz door that he could only lind time to tell me that he
had out % some gOld but dtdnf beliere came from
Cruces. Madam Myers hsdnt soen the Chinanan, and
as for the md man. he was the fret who brought
The rews He sod his gold which gas one quarter of
what wac taken oui of the bed of the river by him
felf and three Other natives of Cruces Hundreds
have gone there, and are still going. visited the Dig
cling this morning. and find that IL eztehos Mohg Ipe
bottom Of the river for three miles. The gold
hunters standing IL the river, with the water up 10
their thighs, working with pick, ehove ara pan. one
man to-day found lump weighing very near AK
fome that was stolen and thrown into the Chagres
River IN 1851 the adjoining banks " the river are
not in Tie sbehett degree mpfegted with the precious
metal. II i really amu.lag 10 the natives here
when they have stfueL . rioh h0G md have collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
THE BIRCH DIVORCE CASE.

From The Chicago Press and Tribune.
A bill has been filed in the Circuit Court of this
County, on the Chancery side thereof dated and filed
JAM iS 1860, in which the orator, Isaac ii. Burch,
prays for a divorce from his wife, Mary w. Burch
The bill sets forth that the orator married to the
parry thus made respondent, at Albany n. Y, on the
Both OF Nav 1913, since which time they baye resided
together in this city, That during the marriage two
children have been the fruit OF this union, Mary W.
Burch now aged 10 years and 10 months, and Harriet
Corning Bureh, aged year and months.
The orator charges that his wife, Mary w. BGrch,
has committed adultery with one David Stuart, first
about the l4th of October 1857 and since them but at
what times the is unable 10 specify. Adultery
il also charged to have been committed, within the
period named, with other persons, " whose names are
unknown TO the orator." The bill ID drawn by the
attorneys of Mr.. Burch, Messrs. III. l.. Lewis and H.
G. Miller, whose names, with his own, affixed.
II il proper TO ftate that Mrs. Bdrch signed, 10
nOtaIia presence, statement from which the above
bill is drawn. The revelation falls like thunderbolt
upon tie circle IN which che had moved. Ii eau
scarcely be said that it affects materially the )uta
ton OF her alleged partner IN guilt whose family,
however, not, should be, denied the full need
of sympathy - innocent sufferers.
II has become sufficiently well authenticated that
Mrs. Burch now retracts her statement which che
attempt drive the petitioner TO Furnish evidence out
eide that called con1es ion if any such evidence
existed.
Il is understood that the respondent who 10
with wealthy and Influential friends in the State of
N.w-York, will resist the application, and c. Beck
with, esq, her attorney is preparing her answer TO
the same. From present appearances II will be vgor-
ousy contested, and like all similar trials whore the
honor and purity OF households involved the
town will be gutted to the full with the details of the
hearing, which will come during the approaching
February term,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE IN CHICAGO.
AN EX-MEMBER OF CONGRESS AND A BANK
ER'S WINE.
From The Chicago Epenis9 Recieto.

=. Ff0W IHt thtcdg0 Epentay htpIeN
The city was startled early during the past week by
the runor that leading banker mad discovered his
wife TO be holding improper intimacy with d,tin:
goished lawyer and the story got ahoat all bad
ones will and the factsin various FORMS and dressed
10 suit the ellerhaye uiDce been ventilated in every
place where two or more persons have been gathered
together.
The Gaze has remaI kable features in it, and fewer pal
hating circumstances than perhaps the famed Sick
les affair." Neither oiths guilty pair shsndsome the
contrary, she is slight, saow woman, very PLAN,
only interesting for her fine black eyes and black hair,
thirty years of ago. the mother of two girls, and
third, an infant IN arms She meek, WY wo-
man, apparently absorbed in her Christian and dOmes
Tie duties; member Of fashionable church ON the
avenue, and seemingly much wrapped W in her self
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
INPECTINE,
HE Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Ferer aud Agne and
Bilious feuerS. This wonderful remedy was brought
10 the knowledge OF the present prOpreIors ny friend
VINO has been great travegr IN Persia and the Holy
Land. iaii 4sa -
While going down the river Euphrates he experen-
ced seuere attack OF Fever and Ague. On discover.
ing his condition. bfhe BOalmen took from his per-
son an Amulet saying, Wear this and no Ferer loiU
touch yoH. Although ncredulousas to lis virtues he
ed and experienced immediate relief and has
since always found il an electual protection from the
inalarIOus complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed 70 II miraculous powers. aud said that il
could only be obtained from the Priests the Sun
Sometime aiterward the gentleman, in conversng with
Priest, Obained from him the secret Of its prepare
hon. and ascerinned where The medicinal herbs ere
found, OF which 1t was compounded The wonderful
virtues Of Ibis article have induced ll belief in the
minds oil the natives in the miraculous healing powers
of their Priests. til
Since his return to America il has been tried with
the happiesl effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
OF high character. who have given it the most un.
qualified praise. This remedy having been specific
IN Persia for hundreds Of years. for the prevention
and cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is
now offered 10 the A-nercan peo.e. a} s
IL VIII be sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
for use on receipt Of one dollar sf}
Principal Depot and Mandatory. 1888 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building. New York Address tsH
le2sly. JOHN WILCOX Il CO.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Catamenial Corrector y

Which has never failed to effect cure when rronerlv
used according to the directions and fair trial Civ
It. g.
tits PREPARED irom the recipe, and under the perso
nal supervision Of most Skillful Physician who Ear
number OF years confined its use 20 his private nrac
nce For The few years it has been before the p,bc
u has gained for Itself position that will soon bv IFS
rapid Increase Of popularity place it at the head Of all
remedies heretofore offered for WOmen's diseases =
The more especially those above enumerated which
100 ofien end in consumption. n
r or sale by most respectable Druggists throughout
the Union aad Canadas. %
s PRICE. sl.50 PR BOTTLE.
N. B'-Whep it happen that your Druggists has not
The article the money be remiIed direct to u.s. and
1t two or more bottles ordered at one time lie
medicine will be sent free Ofcharge for transportation
Particular objections TO use, &c., ACCOMPANY each
| bottle. r = -
Druggists car be supplied direct from the Lobora.
tory, or by sending their orders 10
Barns q PARK. New York. +. C. WELLS g. Co., MY
s 3. HANcE, Baltimore, Md. DYoTTs. Philadelphia
}. WRIGHT ~ Co., New Orleans, La. JOHN D. Pax
| II II, HAYS, Portland, Me. (Cinelnnati OHIO
Or 10 any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New
York or Philadelphia. Circulars. with trade prices
&C., for The COrreclOr, and our other medicine sen
free 10 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed on commission.
a ,gs,.. i.tl s-, J. ID. 1 De NYSE,
General Agent for the United States and Canadas.
1 40 ANN ST, New York.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
FUR MT u R Il j

Cane Seat, Windsor and rocking Chairs at dferent
prices; Settles, Towel-racks. whatNots, Tsa-Poys,
Music Glands, Secretaries, and variety OF olher ar
ticles OF Household Furniture, too numerous 70 NAME
GTSets of Furniture furnished at
PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
5r5per cent discount on all bills over ten doiiafs
Ifeuasriug and Jobbng of all kinds done with neat
ness and dispatch. Window Blinds, newly trimmed
and paiased and Door Belts hung at modefae prices
Also, particular attention given 10 Under'aking
e. CD HI E N - SD
Furnished in any style desired.
Ice Boxes Of different Sizes In readiness when
needed.s .
The vevy Low Prices offe Inducements TO an-eur
facilities enaling Us 20 sell CHEAPER than any other
establishment in the State.
LYDIA MCDOWELL.
ie16lvl Coalmerce st., Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
Chestnut ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.


The undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
term of years, have entirely reted the house. having
painted carpeted anc refurnished throughout.
The location of this House 10 unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and mott pesent partof Chestnut d.
directly opposite the Ole State House, near the places
Third St and convenient TO the city Railroads. the
of which all sar ofthe city for haiidime
fare.
The rooms large. we'll lighted, have superior
comfort ii
We esupplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits ane
Vegetables from Farm belonging % us and which II
managed exclusively for the Hotel -
The prtprietcrs 1.-THE American assure their friend
and patrons that pains will be spared to make ms
appointments Of this Hotel complete and its table com
pare avorably with the best houses in the Union
jan I2 'G0-ly. WYATT y HEULtNGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
For Family Use. Will mend

ARTIcLIs IN
wood, Leather, Crockery. Glass, Ivory. Bone. Ala
Daster, Marble, Rubber, Gutta Percha, Cloth, Pa.
per, Papier Macha, Shell, Horn, Hone
Plaster, &c. h ID.
AND Indeed there is scarcely article in the whole
fage OF domestic economy whether il be for use or
ornament which, When broken, cannot with this pre-
paraton, be restored 10 its igna value II chaIen-
ges The world for its superior. Il is indispensable in
every HOT Sc, WORKSHOP and co UNITING ROOM.
ana no person afler a trial Of
S7ARRS CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE,
would willingly dispense with 1t for four times its cost
IL always ready and always reliable Il is not Often
sive 10 the smell, and is affected by climate and
where known II has beeome a FIxKD FACT. ~ ~.
me attention OF dealers and customers is invited TO
me following testimonials regarding its superior quail
tiles. s, $3.50 asst, a8 8 = ~
NEWARK. Nov. &c, 1859 !
Amer faithful trial Of Stars Prepared Glue on
wood Leather and Cloth, at the Phenx Works, most
eheerinlly recommend its use for all purposes gener.
any required, and especially for family use.
fEat ca CARTER.
We, the undersigned. having tested Starts Prepared
Clue, agree with The above Recommendation.
WIN. ~ DOUGLASS, Cabinet Ware Manufacturer,
LYsANDER WRIGHT. Machine Depot. $50 Siarksisi
HEDENBURG g LITTELL. Carriage Manaiaelarer.
WIN. H. KIRK 3 Co. Carpenters and Builders,
N .7Tl. n - - y = -' -
Stars Chemically Prepared Glue rs sold by all
druggists Furniture Dealers, Grocers, Fancy Goods
Dealers Hardware Dealers Satianers and by country
Merchants generally.
Price, s5cENTs PER BOTTLE.
A brush goes with each boiiie. Put up for dealers
n cases from to l2iozen splendid Lithographic
Show Gard. Printed IN ealors, given with each pack
age All orders or letters ofInquiry by mail
to The STARR GLUE COMPANY,
81 Liberty 81, N. "
wal receive prom pit attention. sEl aE
aTA liberal discount TO the trade
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ST. Nicholas Hotel,
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

When completed, six years ago, the St. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most magnificent,
convenient and thoroughly organized establishment Of
the kind on this continent What it was then il re-
mains o-day-withouf rival In size, in sumptuous-
and 10 the general elements of comfort and enjoy
meni. The Hotel has accommodation for 1000 guests
including 100 complete suites of apartment for fami
lies. Six hundred persons be comfortably seated
al the tables of its three public dining rooms, and
ence and social qualification Of the travelling public
has been omitted its plan neglected in its prac
1cai Details The early reputation of the house a
home ard abroad derived from its magnitude, its su
perb appointments, its home-ke comforts ant
iuxures, has been enhanced every year by the un
wearied exertlons ,,f the propriet0rs. sjst
my 3l-6m TREADWELL WHrTCOMB y CO.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Reliefand Health TO your I'm.

ants. We have put up and sold this article for ovel
ten years. and CAV SAY. IN coNFIpENcE AND TRUTH o
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Furniture WareroOms.
LYDEA MCDOWELL,

Has constantly on hand at the old stand,
Commerce Street, Smyrna, Del,
lares a,sortsaent of all kinda Of
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Cedar Rails for Sale.

TINE subscriber residing near Taylor's Bridge, in
Il AppoauiniminE Hundred, would respectfully
call the attention of Farmers and Others to his supe
rior lot OF CEDAR RAlLS-numbering 10 or 10
THOUSAND-whIch will be sold at reasonable rates.
Also, a lot OF CEDAR POSTS for sale. Apply 10,
or address the subscriber ut Taylor's Bridge p. o.
AuglS-tf ROBERT JOHNSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Philadelphia Advertisements.
GLENN'S
One Price Hat and Cap Store.

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLOCH
N. West corner of Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
THE public are respectfully invited TO bear IN mind
4 that at this Store may be found an assortment Of
Fashionable and Handsome M0LESKIN DRESS
HATS. High Low and Medium Depth Crown. Cloih
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush Trimmed Gaps
for Children, at FAIR PRICES. 0TNo two Prices,
for regular Goods. janiSlyC
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06

The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and The public that he has enssgo his place Of hasi
ness in IN elegant and splendid style. Ind keeps con-
sanly ou baud large assortre ut ofiashonsbe FUR
HhtTuhE, Of All MODS, manufactured with especial
cars ~ his own worknen, and upder his own super
vIsqn, He also recommends a The public his newly
invented and improved Sofa. npdsaesd and Lounx a.
whitIh ~ convenience and ea1 purpan anything ves
ustd bsfofs, 9pnng Hsis IND f1usl Mattresses mads
u &he h16 Myl6. His pFsepe ~ lumnrkably LOW.
md H. eoizails atsFe II pebiiS petsuqeee
~ me Deerndstrsst ahsyvs Uprsnos. Phslst6lphs.
~ tRlv
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06

FTuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
*Passengers by Evening Trains between Bal
timore ind Delaware Railroad, can spend night
at Wilmington, and proceed next day by giving
notice 10 conductor, and procuring stop-oyer
check
Both trains going North from Delawa Rail
road make close connections for New York.
Moaning train South to connect at Sea-
ford on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Fl. @. SEWALL IT,, Sup't Del. II. X.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Popular Medicines, &c.
Doctor MARITIME

Doctor MartHni's
@ a TIA m MIA Cor rector I
HAS HAD A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should be sufficient to convince every
SUFFERING WOMAN of the grezt value Of The
CATAMENIAL CORRECTORi
And that it is without exception the BEST Medicine
before The public for all diseases arising from Irregu
larities.
Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Paipitation Of the Heart,
Vertigo or Dizziness, 2g
~ Pains in the Kidneys,
Pains in the Small of the Back.
Pains under the Shoulders,
Lowness of Spirits.
Languor and Nervousness Generally.
Difficult Mensiruation,
Suspended Menstrualion,
| .t or Cessation of the Menses,
And an almost endless variety Of other diseases atten
dant on irregularities supeunduced by colds by owe
exerum, or by weak constitution, severe mental O
physical labor The simple remedy for all Is TO gel a
the primary cause OF the disease remove IL and vo,
assist Nature 10 regulate. This can be done by In
4 great = - ~
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
RE MO VAL.
Lower the Rent! Cheaper the
COODSI

The subscriber, having moved 10 the sore-house
formerly occupied by Spruance d Megear, and di-
reoily opposite The Bank of Smyrna, would respect
fully call the attention Of his customers. friends and
the pubic generally his large and carefully select
ed STOCK Of GOODS bought expressly this mar
ket Knowing that CHEAP GooDs are Great Com
forter TO this community he is determined not 10 be
underscId by any one. Having bought his stock low,
cost for the READY MONEY! for niumbie sixpence
is better thana slow shilling Thankful for the pub
lies generous patronage heretofore, he hopes by strict
attention business and fair dealing 10 merit con.
tnuance Of The No pains will be spared to give
satisfaction ia every respect. Please call and exam
inc stock before purchasing elsewhere His rent be-
ing only about half much formerly, he intends to
sell goods cheaper. j. n. JONES.
N.B.--POULTRY Of all kinds and Country Pro-
dnce genelaly bought al the highest prices. fe
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Great lBargrins i'm
CABINET FURNITURE

FARSON e. DAVIS,
No. 339 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia,
Being anxious 10 introduce their Furniture into The
market take this method inform The public thai ihey
have large stock hslnd ofheir own manu- facture
which is made of The best material and work mspsh,o
al OF which they will warrant mar a2-lv q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
SENATE



Journal of ,esterluy was read and approved.
Rrp0rts Of Committees s-Iy Senator Upham nr com.
on manufactures n favor of bin 90 Incorporate the So
Hardviok Mil Co; ordered 10 third reading. BY ScnA
Willard, for committee on banks in favor of House
bin extending he time for paying u the capital stock Of
the Bank Of Orange County and the biii read
third time and passed in concurrence.
BiHs hfrodt,ed and refeyrcd-By Senator Hail. ia
addition 90, and in alteration or act relating 10 the
largement of burial grounds, approved Nov. %, 1858
and Ia addition n, and alteration of act relating to
the state prison. approved Nov g. SiSi by Senator Ju-
dcyine relating 10 the homestead au 10 print
ing.
The bin in relation 70 suits In county courts providing
that suits shall not be continued more than term
taken up and discussed.
Senator Wheeler thought the bill would vitality affect
the interests Of the people " Vermont II proposes
remedy existing evil lt needs but casual observer
Of the operations of present system u see that per
haps more evil than good results from our Judiciary
now established. Yet n reality the establishment o
courts, the appointment OF Judges, and all the machine
~ Of the law designed for the protection of the lives
aud property of the people But the question is does
the SYSTEM present administered secure the ends
proposed Do not regard II very natural thing
that an individual should submit 10 almost ntolerahlo
wrong before he resorts 90 court Of Justice 70 have his
wrong righicd and this btcause eyidisp0sed man.
under the present system, could carry lawsuit for
such a length n time as 10 ruin his opponent II also
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09


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