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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

We publish below the article of the
Richmond EnqIsirsr, in reply to CORES
pondent with which the telegraph furnish
ed US an abstract on Saturday morning.
1t viii well repay perusal as an exhibit Of
the growing strength of q submission party
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

IA MANHOOD AND THE VIGOB
OF YOUTH RESTORED in four weeks, BY DR..
Records ESSENCE OF LIFE DR.. Bicord (of p g.
ris) has appointed an Agent IN New York for the
aEle Of hts highly priced Essence OF Life, This
wonderful agent viii restore Manhood to the mott
shattered oonstitutons, in four week. and If used
according TO printed Instructions failure Is impos
Eible. success, in every case, is certain.
Dr. Records Essence Of Life Is sold in cases, With
fun instructions for use at 50, or four quantities
in one for S9 and will be sent 70 any part, careful
y packed on receipt Of remittance 70 his acsredit
ed agent. Circular sent free receipt Of iotu
stamps PHILIP ROIAhDi
al Broone street, one door west OF Broadway,
fsbIbRs New York.
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Antfffs.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS for
IL Cuyahoga County, will be held at Cleveland,
at the Court House, Room No. 4, Sd story, commens
cling at 10 A. M, as follows; March 4th and 18th
April Sth and 18th May 9Th and 10Th and June
3D. at Beres, April ed, and at Warrensville
Center, March 25th. Commencing ct this last place
ct A. NJ, and closing at P. X.
g,'a L. ". FORD,
FeblT:209 Clerk Of Examinera
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

~ OLD BYES MADE NEW
pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up Epeotacles without aid Of doctor
or msdicens-Sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. B. FOOTE, N. D.,
febl4 RSd&W 1lS0 Broadway, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14
OTFlCE q WATER-WORKs,

Ell OFFICE OF WATER-WORKs,l
CLEEELLND, March 10, 1855.
NOTICE TO MACHINISTS-Sealed
IN Proposals endorsed proposals for stop-gateI -
viii be received at the Office Of Water works until
March 26th, NJ, for making and delivering Stop
gaates required for the pipe extension in 1885.
Plant and specifications may Be inspected after
to-day ct the ONCE Of the undersignsd, Whsra fur
ther information may also be obtained.
The Board Of Trustees invite mschiniatH TO bid
for the work, ressrving the right to accept or de-
cline any or all proposals received.
By order Of the Board. -ss. t
JOSEPH SINGER,
mhI1.195 Superintendaut ana Unofnaar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14
HIEE DAILY TRAINS FBoN
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK


- Tickets for sale to Boston BY Boat or Ral, azf
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines.
~ Ftro 70 al points - Low ss By any otha
Route.
SLEEPING OARs on Eight TrAinE to PhIIsdsI
phia, Nov York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Fra
TBAHsP0RTATIOH.-Me Produce ans
i've Stock carried With despatch, at lowest rAtps
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
4. q. HoLHnG. ENOOH LEWIB Bupt
CLEVELAND, OOAOABUS q GIN.
AOIEEATI AILROAD,
1se4-6. WINTEB ARRAEGEMEET. Ises-S
ITt TrAIn-s:05 A, M.-OIEOIHEATI EXPRESS
stqpplng ct Grafton, Wellington. New Lon
Shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, GIlead, Gar,
az Jon, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre Gns
washington. =E..l
"a TrAin-2s5 P. M.-A0OOdmODATIOH.- .-stoss
at all stations, and arrives In Columbus st 8 -
,. n, Cincinnati $3.50 A. 4.
q FrainG-l0s00 7. P.M.-HIGHT EXPHEES-Stoppint
at Grafton, Wellington, New London shelby,
I'D OTeStlinss Gallon Giisad, Oardingtol and Del
nWnro.
Trains leave Columbus at 40 and ~ Az a:IDr,H
arrive ct Cleveland $40 A. NJ, and e;59 ?. n.
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Arngs xua Btfdifiuta.

OUILLRD COLLARS-In Variety
?, l. BALDWI = 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

TNHE LATEST STYLE EAR DROPS
l-JuSt received frnrn ps-s- - h------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

a single Bottle VIII last q MOnfh-to
be used three times . Day.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

Being the only authorized Agent to sell the above Instruments
IN York county, the public invited call and examine the
American Organs no. Crystal Arcade, Bddeiord Ne 90
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CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.

CLARK's MILL. May 10, 1863.
hereby give notice to my numerous customers,
that have. Mt u large expense, increased my r..
cilites for doing Custom Cdrding and Cloth
Dressing the present season. q
I am now ready for work, and with my In
creased facilities think shall he able to do II as
fast as wanted, or at least, Mt very short notice
The best Of cards, machinery and workmen are
employed and guarantee the best Of work, ut
reasonable prices. All business transactions with
my customers shall be satisfactory, or at least, just
aud honorable
II Charles Nuiter. Main street, Saco /; vii.
liam Millikcn, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah n.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents TO
receive wool and cloth, also to deliver and settle
for the same when done. All work lett with the
above named persons. will be a. well and promptly
done Ms IL left ut the Mil, and atsame prices
I shall also purchase wool, In largo or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest mar.
iet price, in cash or cloths, as may be desired
My cloths will be selected expressly for tredr, not
altogether for profit. though 'gain is the end" ]
acknowledge.
THIS Mill Is situated In Hollis. on the river road
leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle, three
fourths Of one mile distant & on each place. p.
D. address, Wes' Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r.
20 WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

SrcrARiAS Bns-"Sy friends" said re-
turned missionary, at one of the anniversary
meetings, "let ~ avoid sectarian bitterness.
The inhabitants Of IIindostan, where have
been hboring for many year-, have proverb
tina, though you battle dO:'s tail in oil and
bind IL in .plints, you cannot get the crook out
Of it, Now. man seetarian bias is simply
the crook in the dogs tail, which cannot be
eradicated: and hold that each one should be
allowed to rag his Olrn pceuharity an peace"
fGreat laughter and applause.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

When engineers would bridge stream, they
often carry over at frs, but a single cord.
With that, next they stretch wire across.
Then strand is added to strand, until iounds-
ton is laid for planks; and now the bold en-
gineer finds safe foO,way, and walks IRON
side to side. So God takes from US some gold
en- threaded pleasure, ami stretches II hence in
to Heaven. Then no takes child, and a
friend. Thus he bridges death, and teaches the
thoughts Of the mos, timid to find their way
hither and thither between the shores.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27
Important TO the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues 10 be consulted at bis once
VI . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. u, .
loug ceurse Of study and practical experiences Dr.
Dow has now the OF presenting the IN.
cure the nost alarming cases OF GonorrAea and 81.
phiIis Beneath his treatment, all the horrors Of
vensreal and Impure blood, lmpotsncy, seroiula,
Of procfeaton Inflammation OF the bladder nd Md.
neyp uydrosele Absccsses lIumors Prigbiful swell.
ngs and the long train Of horrible symptoms attend.
Ing this class OF disease, are made g. become 20
tcular attention given 90 the treatment OF SEMINAL
WEAKNESS In all its forms and STAGES. Patients
who wish TO remain under DIR. Dows treatment few
days or week.. will be furnished with pleasant
rooms, and charges Tor board motciate.
p \. Ladies' who are troubled with any diseass
peculiar TO their sy,tem, will Ind speedy relief by
street. =
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miscellaneous.

TRorBLx.-You are going to have your troub-
lee a. we'll as your pleasures. A man IS not
worth snap that has not had trouble. You
cannot subdue sel6shness without o struggle.
You cauno, restrain pride without conflict.
You cannot expect to 70 through lie without
bearing burdens. But you are going to have
help under circumstances tina, will redeem you
from these things. You are going to expert
ence more victories than defeats. Your suffer
ipgs will BE- only here and there little spots in
q whole field Of peace and joy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27
2 49, PORTLAND
Business College,
No. 8 Ciapp's Block, CongIess st.

Reputation Established!
Mrs. $. Il. .F:Ics is truly
a public bcncIiscfrcSs, and
htr soondo,.iul sEcccss ts
unprecedented. Fer fame
and her discoveries hnre
. gone abroad, and to-day
she is in her line the tGrg.
est manufactures In the
acOrid.
Everybody Interested.
I2 Youth and Oid age are
alike benrGfed by the use Of
Mrs. s IL. .9lirM's W'0rld's
Hair ReSi0rer and Hair
Dressing. Theyacidirce
IN up0n the roots of the
hair, causing iMIHrtdMs
groaCfh and beauty. Your
hair, iFrhamsed Ia grey or
,rhite by sickness or other
causes, iciH noon be ,'cSf0r-
ed Ia as natural color and
beauty. DandrHd erGGti-
cnSd FOrcrcr. The H&tr
failing stopped. Thc MOst
dcIic0t htdd.6rCSs or CON.
nrt CHn be sUorn ,Cifhout
Ecssr Of SO;iing. The most
delightful fragrance 10 the
hair is impaired. If yOH
,Cish To restore yCur hair,
~s tn youth, anal retain IL
through lifc, sciff,Omt de-
i0y purchase "a bottle Of
.Nyy. y. II. .IiicN's vV.,rid'S
Hair RcS!Orer and Dress.
ing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World
PRINCIPAL SAILS OFFICE,
CO a. 200 Greenwich st.. Nrw.Ior.s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Z 4 . In.
dicott Street, Boston consulted daily Tor all d..
eases Incident TO the female ystem Prolapsu Cteri.
or falling VI the Womb. Pluor Albus, Suppression,
and other menstrual arrangements, are treated
upon new pathological principles and speedy relief
Guaranteed In o very fow days SC Invariably Ger
tsIn n the new mode Of treatment that most obsti
nate complaints yield under Il. aud the afaioted
person soon rejoiccs In perfect health
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
,,s .,re of diseases OF women and children. than
any other physician In Boston, ana has, since ls,h
confined his whole attention 10 the cure OF private
diseases and Female Complaints
a. B-All Letters must contain iour rea stamps
or they will not be answered.
OfBce hoprp from A. n. togP.h.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

X. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of u. s. Paitnf Ofe,. Fa,Lingfon,
(undsr ne act Of leJ7J
70 State Street, opposite Ktiby street,
BOSTON

AFTER an extensive practice ofupwards OF, YEAR,,
n continues "a secure Patents IN the tnltot States
also In ureat Britain, France. AMI other forei
countries Caveats Specifications, Bonis Astign.
uents, and all Papers or DrawinIs Tor Patents, ux-
searches made into American or Foreign works, To
determine the validity ~ utility OF Patents oi In
ventvn,-and legal or other advice rendered IN all
matters touching the same. Copies OF the claim OF
any Patent furnished by Ismltting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded Of Washington
No Iy,ney IN fL' Unii,d STATE, po's'"S ssps'ior
fac I.,s. for oh,a,niay Pasrts or a'esrfaiHiag hs
paf, Rfabii,iy Of isrtsiioHs,
during eight months the subscriber. In course OF
his large practice made ON fslrs rejected applca-
tIons SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF which
was decided In An Jaror by tho Commissioner OF
Patents H. IL. EDDY
... TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the most eapabi, asf
,peeo.iuI practitioners with whom ! have had OIL.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner or Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ psrson msrs eonIsftni and
Husfyorthy, and more capable of putting their APP
pcations In form to secure Cor them an early aud
favorable consdera ton at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
"Mr. r. n. Eddy has made Tor me THIRTEEN
applications. on all hut one Of which patents lave
been granted aud that Is pending. snch uhinis-
takpable proof Of great talent and ability or HE
part leads me To recommend all inventors u apply
Ia him 10 procure their patents NJ they msl he ,urs
Of having the most hithfnl attention bestowed On
their cases, and at very Reasonable e,HTe ,,o,nr
Dos,on January 1861 yrI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27
E$S ES;I|jEj5 Tvo7o SIX

TIE SPECIFIC PILL
10 usually sufficient to effect u prompt and radi
cal cure Of
Spsrmatorrhrd, or Seminal W,dtnsss,
and 10 equally tho specific remedy for every SPECIES of
Genital or Unnnv frrifabitv Involuntary or Wight.
Nv Ssmirdi Emissions from irhat,rsr cause produced,
or however severe, will bo speedily relieved, and
Ne organs restored tO healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINlONs.-"l have used our
Specific PiH In many cases OF Spsrmaiorrhga with the
most perfect sucetss"-J. Milton Sanders NJ. d., l..
l.. ID
q" havo cured very ssusrs with from elk to ten
doses OF your Specific PM"-B. Keith, NJ ID.
PTicc Il por box Six boxes for ~, by mail. Ad
dress J. WINCHESTER, No. &c John st., NY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27
Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or Nh Charge Made.

Those who need the services Of an eIperieneed
physician or surgeon In all dhtut and chronic dis
eases Of every name and nature. shou'd give MIN .
P.s. DIR Dow imports aud has tor sale q ner arti.
Gle called the French secret, Order by maxi iol si'
and red stamp. yW
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

MIXED MkrarHoR.-"when, "-exclaims the
editor Of the Arson Advocate, in closing an
article complaining Of the recent raid upon the
rumsellers in Som,rsct County-"when will
the people open their eyes and shake OF the
ripsr, now rolling rough shOd over the rights
OF the people! oh, when" And echo ans
wers, let 'em roll, till the right to sell rum in
defiance Of law and to the damage Of tho com
munity is abandoned.
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n Ew
STEAM BAKERY!

STEAM BAKERY!
THE Subscribers having completed an extensive
] STEAM BAKERY in TIL. city, invite the niten.
q. u the public TO the choice and excellent arcies
Of their manufacture, which they confidently believe
will NEE. the wishes OF all who may lie disposed to
favor them With tieir patronage. Our celebrated
"NutrItive Crackers"
have obtained a Wide celebrity. and hcen nianufac.
tured by US fer u long time at Ssco, Maine. Th,ir
reputation IN this aud every place where known 10
irinly established, and they are invariably Of the
sane excellent quality These Crackers are the dis.
the oGly Crackers to bc found In New England that
are compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
principles Instead Of rOtting the dough into state
utterly destroying the saecharine AMI nutritiSe
PRINCIPLES of the Flour as Is universally the caeat
present. our processes cause US To make use OF the
dough In n perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
thereby producing not only our Crackers but all the
varied and much esteemed articles Of production
In proper anu satisfactory condition TO be used NJ
food by mankind, who declared to be "Only lit
tie lower than the angels"
In addition to the common kinds Of Cake We call
particular attention to the many kinds made from
our own receipts which, we feel quite safe In "
will prove perfectly satisfactory To all who become
acquainted with them. Among those we enumerate
our highly priced g
Pound. Sponge. Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BIscrIr from
an English receipt This Biscuit is great luxury.
We also make promptly 10 order
Rlcu POusD, CirRos, ALMOND. ,SiLysR, C0coANUr,
Fancy Sponge. Gold, Brides. Rich, and Chess
Cakss,-also, Fancy Creams Rich Jumblcs,
Fancy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing we desire 10 say that we spare pains
to meet the wants AMI wishes OF our patrons. We use
invariably the best Flour the market affords. All
the other articles consumed by US In our nsnufao.
lures carefully selected and Of tho choicest de-
scrptions. Our Bakery Is constantly kept scrupu.
lUusy neat and clearly and our w0rkmen partake 81
the sane general character as the rest Of the estab
lshment and are masters Of their hush We fully
believe that your acqua with us will but
firm the impression we have feebly endeav"red to
convey, and VIC respectfully solicit your patronage
n. n JoRDAS.) II. N. JORDAN & co.
G.T JORDAN,
NELLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., June l, rs.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that II \. Jordan Co.'S crackers
can be obtained at the stores Of Pierce Scsmman,
Saco, WIN Moody, Kennobunk port, and elias. Kim.
b H. Kennebunk village. 2ju
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

rrDr Iuers Fluii Extract Of puchu cures Palm o. WEAK
ness In the Back. Structure &c W. ak Nerves. Loss 81 Mein
ory Tremblny Dimnsss IL visiln. s..
rrDr. Hulr's Hull Extract q Buchu Pure full *
,rac NOT weak tea or Infusion. II the thing nesdtil
r ali Complaints ncidsnta to females (for particulars send
frcirrulIr.) o., ~.
rTDr Fuller. fluid Extract Of Buehu cures orave, prop'
,c sselng and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs In men,
women and children.
sIi fr 81 per bos bot,es icr S. by on dussb" Ana
apytiecarbs every WHERE
IL better In quality. morc In quantity, less IN p's Ah""s
other similar preparation. u,0,.
Sill al wholesale and retail by the prvpetor and by Who'
sal ami t, Druggists gcDralb throughout the ccun.
Ir lobe Of the genuine noase his uaasaA w e''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

nNcE For fourteen years Spaldlng'.
KOoE Rosemary has held high rank as
lpurc, uniform aud reliable. IL 10
An n nv warranted Ist, To beauty the
"AN n hair. I'll, To curl hair elegantly.
Id To remove dandruff eflectual.
ly. 4th To restore the hair to bald heads. 9Th To
force the beard and wi,iskers Ia crow 9th. To pre-
vent the hair from falling OF 7th. To euro all dis
eases OF the scalp sth To prevent the hair turning
grey. 9th. To cure headache. 10th. To kill hair
eaters. IL has done and will do oil this II you are
not satisfied, try t. Prepared ny EDWARD ~
SKINNER, VI. ID (SOle Proprctor) ut his Medical
Warehouse, 81 fremont St, Boston, Mass. Sold every
where. ylOeo
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md uhy sr,rybody should use, and ertry
Draygist should SET thtH.
They will cure Coughs and colis.
They viii cure srv Thr at.
Always cure Tickling In the Thoat
Sure u prevent slspl.ss nights nun
COUGHS.
viii proven, the Asthma II taken carly.
d Are good ftr csll Ia the head.
Oftsn cure Bronchitis.
Are an etiectual nnely for CG.arh.
Always cure lloarseness.
win relieve Dry Cough instantly.
All yccaliss should ne them.
WIN always clear AMI strengthen the voice.
All Public Speakers should use them.
More ia quantity for the money.
The large boxes are the CHEAPEST.
PREPARED AND FoR SALE ny
HENRY A. Cli0ATE, Drrggisf,
Under Revere House, Boston, and by Drug.
gists generally.
Or. Jas. Sauysr, Dbidefoti, ST. shar,
saeo Perkins 4 Co, HH. Hay, PAiiiPs
md WhiPpie, Portland.
lyeo ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-27

THE Subscribers having completed an extensive
] STEAM BAKERY in this city, invite the niten.
tim Dr the public TO the choice and excellent articles
Of their Manufacture, which they confidently believe
favor them with ther patronage. Our celebrated
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-04

Hon. Caleb Cushing sailed for Europe few
days since, on mission from the State De-
partment Various rrnnors have got afloat
touching the object of this special mission, one
(which is that it has to do with the claims
ofour Government for spo.iations by Anglo
rebel pirates. This, however, is not correct
1t is not to be presumed that Mr.. Adams
work would be taken of his hands or interfer-
ed with, while he is managing it with consum-
mate skill.
By an item in the Springfield Republican
the public is informed of preposterous claim
trumpet up by the Hudson's Bay Company, OF
several million dollars, for the spoliation of
their hunting grounds, stations and Indian
trading posts in Oregon and Washington Ter
r1tory' by the encroaehments of the irrepress-
Yankees, who have pushed the frontier of
civilization SO far into the primeval forests of
those regions that hunting and Indian traffic
no longer pay. The claim, says the RepubH-
can, has been referred to commission 70 av-
anime and adjudicate, and Mr.. CUSHING ;s
employed by our government to present The
evidence againstit, and show up the weakness
and wickedness of that by which it is sustain
ed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-04
Nevada Silver M;nea

Probably of all the wonderful developments
that have been made en- the Pacific slope
since the first discoveries of gold in California,
I there have been none more wonderful than are
to be found in Nevada This new State lies
east of California, and to reach it from the
Pacific it is necessary to cross the Sierra Ne
vada, and from the east to cross the Rocky
Mountain Chain. Transportation of proyi-
sions, mining tools, and even of the heavy ma
chinery used in pumping out shafts and in
crushing the rock, has been secured only at
immense expense. 1t now costs, after great
and repeated reductions in the rates, ten cents
pound to transport any kind of freight from
San Francisco to the Nevada mining towns.
We had the pleasure yesterday of an inter-
view with Judge Fry of California, and Col
Buel Of Nevada, now stopping at the Preble
House, who are interested in the new Mines
the sDiana" and washington Irving" in the
Reese River region. Col. Fry was the original
discoverer Of these mines, and one of the
original emigrants to Nevada, although the
first visit there was made only some three
years since. We should regard his statements
as fabulous but for the multiplied proofs which
he affords that he does not oyerstate. Indeed,
after reading the statements of Bishop Simp-
son, Gen. Rosecrans and others who have
been there and seen with their own eyes, we
feel that Col. B. understates the facts rather
than exaggerates them. @
He has large quantity of the silver rock,
taken from the mines referred to, ard such
rock as yields from $3.50 to $500 to the ton.
Some of his specimens are from rock that will
yield several thousands to the ton.
What is wanted is more capital and brain to
to develope the mines The silver is there in
mexhaustble veins, and our public debt, 81
gantic as it's, may all be paid from the depos
its in that State alone, and leave enough to
make future generations rich. We shall re-
fer to this matter again, when we have more
leisure; meantime we advise onr citizens to
make the acquaintance of these two distin-
guished strangers.