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MtOtcaI ami Surgical.

"hSAS HS AA~S ~ - 49,
Diseases OF the Uterine Functions,
characterized by irregular, suppressed or painful
pain in the sides and back, sensation
Of weight 10 the pelvs, etc Nervous Headache;
Leucorhma or whites. treated on scientific prin-
cples and prompt and permanent cure effected.
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, male
or female, whether recent chronic, are treated
with all the skill and appliances which modern sci
ence has made available 4 cure will be guaranteed
in theshortest possible time and on the most rta-
sonabie terms. No. noNi0us drugs are used, and
few days only required to eject permanent
cure.
Nervous Affections, such as Neuralgia,
Paralysis Giddiness, Dimness OF Vision, etc, will
receive especial attention.
Secondary and Hereditary Anec-
lions, Scrofula in all It's manifold forms; Dyspep
STA Emacation and Debility treated with certain
and unfailing remedies, speedily expclling all cor
rupt humors, and imparting healthy tone to the
system, by purifying the blood, regulating the secre
tons and re.invigorating the vital powers
Surgical Operations, OF whatever ma
ture, performed scientifically, and the patient board
ed az the Institute. The Doctor will guarantee IT,
cure Hernia Tor breach) Of the worst kind in three
weeks by new mode Of operating. Ovarian Tu-
mors, so fatal to females, will be successfully
moved
Twenty years residence in Mexico South America,
China and the East Indies, together with his large
Hospital and Army practice, has given the Doctor
advantages possessed by few, and his remarkable
succuss warrants n promise OF efrctual cure. His
Anatomical Plates exhibiting all parts Of the liu-
the most complete this COST, while his experience
as lecturer enables him to Nrlaln to his patients
the particulars Of their disease. No mystery made
OF disease the mode Of treatment, hut the patient
is instructedin all that pertains To his case.
Medicines with full directions, will he sent TO any
part Of the State receipt OF letter describing the
symptoms
An Infrma-y is connected with the establishments
where patients, who desire, may receive board and
constant attention during their sickness, thus avoid
ing the Inconvenience Of hotel. Kind aud ati"n.
tive nurses will be employed, and no means will be
LETT untried to give full satisfaction.
The Doctors apartments are the most c0mnodous
and best .rrangrd the city, ard patients may rely
on the strictesi privacy. Consultations Free.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies suffering from any o. the nhrmitrs rncu.
liar 90 the sex, will find the Doctor safe COMPLIANT
and scientific physician. In the treatment OF sup
pressOns and kindred diseases he is without
equal, and Ladies' may feel assured that they will
receive the most delicate and gentIeranly treat
ment, and secure prompt relief iron, their troubles
Private apartments, with female muses., for those
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FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS in the City, sisuGtvd on High street. For
FSrnS, Ett, aPFfy ~ Z. TS9CS,
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Tn TME PROBATE COURT CT tie County 0. Il
l Dorado, State Of California.

Tn TIFF PROBATE COURT CT tie County 0. Il
l Dorado, State Of California.
IN Tie matter ~ IA EsLIf, Of Hin. T. Holia0s.
north, 'II,'< =, -r-.frr % Aho.r cahse tfAv
D-'ier - ~, II R-H EsIte .ly"N not It made.
J; appearing 20 the Jujce of sad Court, BY The
V-i!, On this day presented and filed BY q. A. Nc.
prnaii the kAvcuior o; the Estate Of VIM. y. HOl-
hrg,Worth, Deceased, praying Tor an order Of sale
- rial estate, that - necessary 10 sch the Whole
~ the real estate 20 pay the debts aud expenses Of
tn Estate.
L Is therefore nries,d - tr Judge u said Coart,
thai az persons Interested In the estate Of said de-
erased, Appear before IT, said Probate Court ga The
- day 81 May, 4. u. i>65 at three O'Clock In The
afternoon Of sad day, Ut the Court Room Of ssh
Probate Court. at tie City Of ITAcerVilIe IN The
Co-n;y " VI Dorado. To show cAus- Why an order
should not be granted to the said g.. A. MsDonah
10 sci, much tlc tai estate Of the said deeeasd
n shall be neccssary;
And that copy Of this order be put, shed =. eaH
fnGr successive week. ia The Mountain Democrat
newspaper printed ANA published IN sad County.
OGDEN SQUIRE,
Probate Jcdee
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DIR. j. VI. MOREENO,
Formerly Of Valparaiso,
Attending and Resident Physician.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION pail to the :-eat
/ mrnt Of Diseases OF Women and Children
Communications strictly conEdentll, and al! cor
respondence promptly answered. Consultation by
letter or otherwise, FREE.
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Caution to the Unfortunate.

- Medicines sent to any address upon receipt oil
- in registered letter. together with full descrip-
ton of complaint.
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Persons calling at Dr. Gibbons Office or sending
for packages Of medicines, may rely upon his assu-
rance OF confidential secrecy with implicit faith,
and expect no more t..an to be charged with fair
and mutually satisfactory remuneration for services
Notwithstanding the circumstances and dificu'-
practice of extor,ion among quacks and pretendcrs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
INDIAN TLA-QCILLACGH'S
BAL9AM!
The Great Blood Purifier
RHEUMATIC PAIN KILLER!

I.NoR THE REMOVAL and permanent CURE Of
L all diseases arising from Impare I!lood, VIZ:
Scdh Hed,'. tlcers obstinate I4tdne"nS
EruitiONs, F!mJi-. on To firr, Biofchca B,'i-,
EaiLrgcn az" Pain Of Tie E,as. anil saints,
I'enerSM i'i~sHsG NertmriR P1iH~, UsIisoss,
Loss Cf AI,Itfle, D,~"r!e,ed Stomach. HgAptp-
Aid or Indigestion, Neyrog~ntAs, SICK He'uldche,
Piles, CoStirtnrss, Iiysr competent, Pain
TdipitIti0n ~ he Xs,Irf, Ht,irfbHrn, PAIN in
Tie Side and Bdci, Oi~~dAes or the hpinrys anil
Urinary 0rgdHs Ctn'rH'u, Diseases pecHiiIr
70 Frm'Re- Il IeLyc'f Regulatory. an IafRille
'urt for 'dtII1A Gnd '",j IN n, H..m The
H-4LGIi. II tdE nercr h,eH Gp0Up 10 EIL in
curing RA.hmHfi.m an lis ,ror.t forms.
Also, CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL DISORDERS
WI b. removed by this preparation more speedily
and with greater safety than by any o;her article In
use.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

DIR. GIBBON has the
pleasure of announcing that ~
has returned to this State, after
an absence Of O11e yeSS; during
which time he has visited all
the principal Hospitals Of Eu
rope, among them those Of
Dublin, London and Paris
The following celebrated Hos
pitfalls Of London are among
those visited by the Doctor:
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0fire % 'ic c unity Clerk Of the County Of 2
Dorado Il q. J CARPENTER. County Clert Of
the County cf n Dorado. state Of California, and
81 of.co Clerk If hr Probate Court in and for aid
VI Dorado County. do hereby certify the foregoing
to be n true aud correct copy Of an order duly made
and entered upon the niHutss 81 SAID Probate Court
- Witness my hsnd and the seal OF said
sEAL- Probate Court, this hrSt day Of April A.
'-\D 1855 u. J. CARPENTER,
IL. 8 Rev Stampl Clerk.
taprilS4Wl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
TESTIMONY OF EMINENT
CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS
IN FAVOR OF
CUTTERS OLD BOURBON WHISKET.

TIME "OLD BOURBON WHISKY" put up in bot
| ties in a style worthy Of communication, by
William T. Cutter, Jr., of Louisville, Kentucky, and
placed before us by the managers OF the Industrial
Exhibition for our examination, We are pleased to
say Is, In Judgment choice and reliable article,
and well worthy Of favorable notice by the Insti-
tute. HOWELL, NJ. D.,
FRAS G. BELDEN,
L. J. CZAPKAY, N. D.
Gan Francisco, September, 1864.
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The Eyes ! The Eyes!
DIR. f. HI. PARDEE,
ocULIsT AND AURIsT.

.>.\.N,rrIl,:<.< After ProtrActed BIindaes
Of more than Eve years, d.
Pardee has made himself thor
oughly and scientifically &C,
,<IZS quainted with all diseases o.
the eye, and is- ROW practlcipB
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Speruoatorrhna,

Or local weakness. nervous debility, low spirits,
lasstude, weakness of the limbs and back, indi po
ston and incapability for labor and study, duness
of apprehension, loss of memory, aversion to socic
ty, love OF solitude, tmidty, self disrust. dizziness
headache, involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affections Ct the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual
and other nfrmtes in man, cured without fail
by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, DR..
J. 81. MOREENo. Ills method Of curing diseases
is unknown to others), hence his great success
NO NIECE SITY FOR A Personal INTER
NlEW.-Persons residing at distance who find it
inconvenient to leave their business and visit the
Doctor at his Office. by sending full and minute de-
scription of their complaint, together with ten dol
lars can have their medicines forwarded 10 any
part Of the Pacific coast together with full dircc
tons for use, without charge for medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

All operations performed, such as Strabisnus. %
cross eye Cataract by linear extraction, Depression
or Absorption, Pteryglum, or ieecy membrane ercs'
ing over the eye, Eduction Of StAphydonia, or Dog
Ing out Of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistnla Laeary
malls, or closing OF tear passage, and all deleI@r
ties Of lids, etc, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least palm ano
possessing all the movements and brilliancy o. .nS
real eye. large assortment constantly on n1s ~
and for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctors 81
Bath for Entertainment and cure Of all nerVouS ~~
eases Is used all over this coast. .I,m
Thankful to those physicians who have sent Ia
cases for operations he hopes that bis unlve.yaa
success VIII warrant continuation Of Their eo1n
dence His celebrity an operator Is eo-exsenn
with his success as patients are presenting W.
selves for treatment and operations, from NOV AO'~
and Boston almost monthly. oMea
Many patients can be seen at the Doctor VH''~
daily in different stages OF recovery.
Oaice-76I CLAY STREET<above the Pi11HS. 1
Dupont st., San FrancicsO. lSP'"
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r EGAL BLANKsOFALL KINDsFoR SALE
LAT 10 Onaee
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TLA-QVILLAUGM'S BALSAM

Acts directly on t'c Blood. in tie very process O.
- formation, and VII r,s:"5" tie circulation l. a
htalthy ,iA:e, by crAdea:ing TIE e1rmefIs ~ d.
Ease al the fountain head. Snch i the THcdus oIe
randi Of tbs Preparation, and experience, by the
mouths ~ many vim ssc,, aiAs IL guarantee TO
rvas5 n Lna COM. "a srt-e.
10 Prepare ty Dr. EATZLNOND PARKER.
Chemist, 'orr.- o. HoNah aul
First S;,r,t-, San tIautisco Cai.',r. q, anI none
genG.nt V.t!.out his .g,sat.-".
-. For al b! al. NrdEc:-:'.
II. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Mh.'.--.le A.rnl.,
Corner Saa-ore ar,i P,ur s., Sat Francisco.
iurtllua.
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Certifi cate for DR.. Moreen o.

OFFICE OF DR.. J. NJ. MORENO,
Kearney Street, Corner of Commercial,
mch1lm3l SAN FRANCISCO,
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Dr. Chiffon.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES-QUICK CURES.
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
GIT KEARNEY STREET,
Near Commercial St., San Francisco.
ESTABLISHED N 1854,

ESTABLISHED IN 1854,
GW- For the treatment of Sexual AMI Seminal
Diseases such as GoncrhPa, elect, Structure, syphi
lis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
ETC., etc. Skin Diseases Of years standing and u
cerated Legs successfully treated.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
CUT ER'S
BOURBON BITTERS.

They are compounded Of this Old Bourbon Whis-
Ky, with Peruvian BArx, and other valuable inRre-
dents which he trusts will be found equal, il not
superior to any brand OF Btters now in use.
SOLD BY
JNO. NJ. CARTER,
ia Washington Street, New York, and by
VIM, It. CUTTER,
Ill California Street, San Francisco.
ROBERT WHITE, AGENT, Medical Hall,
PlAcerville.
febls-3ml VIM. 7. CUTTER.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

Agent for Ell Dorado County-RoBER1
WHITE, Chemist at Medical Hall, Main Street
Paceryie.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
Cutters Bourbon Bitters.

dccsl Resident Physician to St. Mary's Hospital
, 1865-09-15

irsdag den 22de August 1868, F0rmiddag
II. II, afholdt CoIoniaIraadct diets 7de
Mode Ale MedIcmmerne ware tilstede
med UndtageIse af Diet 2det Longe algte
(Meinche) der var syg, og 3die NedIem
for Frederiksteds Land Dis rict (PIasaett),
der senere meIdte Sygdomsfortald.
Protocollen for sidSte Mode blew opIHst.
Raadet skreed til ForhandIinnen af Sa-
gcrne paa Dagsordenen.
[. Forste Behandling af t0Igende forel0-
bi2e Auordninger:
a. ON AnmeIIcIsc af T6dslor og D5ds-
fald SAINT d6dtodte Born.
Efter Ell kort Discussion oyergik Sagen
til eden B~ehaudling.
b. ON nogIe TilIpg til Arbeidsanordnin-
gen at 2Gde Ta0uar 1919.
Gouverneuren udyikledo Motiverne til
An0rdningen og underrettede RaadeU or,
at han havde udnTvnt Ell Commission be-
staaende af 4 Plantere under lorstde af
Politimesteren / Christiansted til at atgi,o
ErIrring, ON hvorvidt Oeus forandrede
Forhold atgav Grund til at ~foretage Foran-
dring den we'd den provi&ori8ke AnoTd-
mag al 4U11 laHQ1r $50 acknowledgements
ing al Observation-Disclosures paa Landet; hvil-
ken Erik rring blew opltst, og bemtrkede
han, at ErNlpringen Wide bIive lithogra-
pheret og meddeelt Fernandez til Forde-
ling blandt MedIemmelne.
Flere at Medlemmerne yttrede sig over
forskjellige Punkter i Anordningen, hvor-
efter Diet, eenstemmigen med Is Stemmer,
bestemtes, at overgive Sagens Droftelse til
en- Committee bestaaende at 3die Medlem
, 1865-09-15
The Directors have had the benefit of

The Directors have had the benefit of
the inspection and survey Of HE works
of The Comp ny y Mr.. CLARKE, who has
furnished them w,th his R"port on those
Works, and which VIII be land before The
Sharehoid rs.
"Actjng on Mr.. CIarke's Report, the
Directors have intinared to il committee
of the Comt Of Common Council that
they would, on the part of the Company,
lay Works such as have been recommend
ed hv Mr.. Clarke in his Report, the par
|ticularS of which were furnished to the
committee, within certain limits or bou0-
daries in Kingston, on payment to the
Company 10y the Corporation of Kingston,
under the sanction OF an Act Of the Leg
i]sIature, to be Obtained for that purpose,
Of the sun of $4,000 yearly"
The discussion Of this proposition we
reserve for Il future occasion. On the
whole the Report is a very satisfactory
one, and reflects rs great credit upon the
Board of Directors, rs does the access
Of the Mutual Society upon the g us'e-
men TO whom the direction Of is atTurs
has Iee0 committed. THIS brings US
10 the point for discussion which we pro-
posed. Why mag We not by Toe! capt
tai and local energy enter upon other en-
terprl>es with like success -3iorNjHg
JoHinai, August 2.
COMPLIMENT TO THE MEMORY OF PRE-
Den LINCOLN Information has been
received at The Dru"rtmeut Of state from
the Minister ofthe United States 1T Burnos
, 1865-09-15
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIAL col Neil
FOR ST. CROIX.

EN
| UEsDAY THE 22ND AUGUST 1865, forenoon at
II O'Clock, the Colonial Council held their 9Th
meeting. All the members were present wlja
the exception of the 2nd crown member Meincke)
who was sick, and the 3rd member for Fred
eg:,.sted's country district lPlaShett), who sub
sequenily reported his inability to attend -
account of sickness.
The minutes for the last meeting were raa5
The Council proceeded to the discussion Of
the cases on the order of the day
1. The first discussion Of the following Prelimi-
nary Ordinances
a. Regarding The reporting of births, deaths 1ad
still-bOrn children.
After a short discussion the case was refer
red for the 2nd discussion.
b Some amendments to the Labor Act of the
26th January l849.
His ExceIlency explained the motives, and
informed the Council that a commission had
, 1865-09-15

for Christiansteds Landdistrict (Dam), der
hayde deeltaoct i den tidligere nedsatte
Commission, og 4 andre Medlemmer, som
dcrtil vaIgtes, ste Kongevalgte MedIem
NNaIher) med II Iste Mellem for Chri-
stianSteds By (HeiIbuth) med Is, 3die
MelIem for ChriStiansteds Landdistrict
(Percy> med -, og 2det A[edlem for Fire.
deriksteds Landdistrict (Knight) med II
Stemmer.
Hyorefter 1ste Demanding sluttedes.
c. Forandringer / AnorIning at CITE Juni
1862 om Immigrationstoader
Gouverneuren forkIarede Motiverne til
Anordningen. 1ste Medlem for Frederik-
steds BY (Sarauw) reftrerede til fere Punk
ter Anordningen, hyis Bestemmelser han
antog Wide kuune let omgaaes, h, like Be-
m rrkninger besvaredes at Gouver2euren.
Hroretter den toreI5bige Anordning
~oyergih til eden Demanding.
,. UdyuIg af tveude Medlemmer til Ind
Observation-Disclosures for Braudcorp-
serne ! Chri>tiansteI og FIederiksted.
Hertil yalgtes for Christiansted J.. G.
Frorup med Il Stcmmer, og for Fyederik-
stod Is. Is Beech med II Stemmer.
Dcretter opIastes Budgettet, der var
bc|rigtigeti HenhoId til de at Raadet vedtag-
ne Eudrin9sforsIag, og yedtaget eenstem-
migeu med IS Stemmer.
Med Hensyn til ode paa Bordet henlagte
Ansoguiugcr fra p. B IIatchett ON Colt
a~i0relse for Arbeide udfort / Stedcts Tryk-
Kerr for ST. Croix Borgcrraad, og fra /.
Miller ON ForogeIse den ham tiIstaaade
Pension at Rombodfondet, er ,Ierede Diet
3die kon9eyal&te MedIem DuBois) at
have giort den f0rstnrvnte Aus6guing til
sin egen 90 i Henseende til den sidst-
r9 ute, besIuttcde Raadet at ~reterere den
til Gouverueurens Atgi6reIse.
Fernandez bestemto nnste Mode til
Mandag den 4de September KjoANen IL
Formiddag, og tolgeude Dagsorden
/. Torslag fra 3die Medlem for Christian
steds BY QIoIstein) ON OphrveIse af
1ste Punktum af S at Or anisations-
pIauen for II ,rstyrkrn.
.. Ans0gninger ON VedbliyeIsen af den
bestaaende HandeIsv;rgt.
3. Assigning fra P. B. Hatchett ON Godt-
g%i6reIse for Arbeide udt0rt for st. Croix
Borgerraad Bogtryhkorict.
1. ForsI&g ira Gouyernementet angaaende
Bidrog af Immigrationsfondet til Under
st0teIse af Indf0rseI af Arbeidere we'd pri-
vat Foranstaltning.
M0det hryedes KI. 3.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-01

FAT4I. ARRAYS AT WEST PoINT, MIss.-A few even
ins since amateur theatrical company gave an en-
teranmen at the above place, and bad the band OF the
18th Indiana stationed at Columbus, to play tor them
Some soldiers also accompanied the band from Coun-
bus and two of them 'got little too much aboard al
West Point and got into alteration with negro
sergeant in drinking shop, and one of them slapped
the niggers face He thereupon out Of the shop,
followed by the two soldiers when he drew revolver
and fred several shots at them, which took effect both
being shot one fatally. While the wounded man lay
welterng on the ground the negro soldier up and
asked him if he dead. The poor fellow raised his
head and said, "dont fire any more, I'm dying' when
the negro soldier with exclamation of "d-n yankee
s-n Of b-h hit him over the head with the butt of
his musket and knocked him back insensbe. The ne
gro sergeant and his negro comrades then up and
Kicked the two wounded white soldiers, and stamped
Capt. Lee, who commanded the company, started to-
wards them, when they commenced firing rolley of
musketry, and told him mot to near they
would shoot him" He ordered out another company
and arrested the rebellous and murderous gang.
Three four days after, lone evening this week.
of the company stole revolver and being dctec
ted ordered under arrest by Capt Lee. The guard
started with him, when he stopped and said "hed be
id he'd 60 any further; be had got little talking
to do to Capt. Lee!" The captain ordered him to 90 to
his quarters and with oath this ngger rebel in Unit
ted States uniform broke away and advanced towards
Capt. Lee, when the captain said: 81 order You three
times to 90 your quarters and if you don Il shoot
YOU" ''Sshoot and be d-d; shau't go an inch" The
captain then ordered him the three times ana the ngger
still defying him. he shot him on the spot.
Mobile Times, Sth inst.
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Fountains Of Wealth.

Among the many sources for congratulate -.a ,
tide of returning prosperity which now rolls across te
country, we must not forget that WondeIIu' .-'e -
war we mean the petroleum fields. The sensation
which followed their discovery and deFelal nena 1'a
abated but the oil still flows in undTlnish a-raaus,
pouring inro the national lap presents far rclgr HaH
the diamonds of Goleonda, the ghtterinE metals ,-
the far west. The oil trade has become ds 'nasItA-
ton and is already making new currents aha new se2-
ters of trade
In December 1852 Mai. George Washing on ot Ja5
Virginia militia, was sent by Gov. DmN ztse % ltll
French commander of that day, who was .aais3n u
line of military posts between lake Erie atFt sIe NAt
river. In his route he passed up the valley NJ tf
Allegheny and across The county OF enang men 3#
habitaion of Indians and wild ANIMALS a dH4f |t@H
wears later aud all that could be among tISaE
barren hills was couple of sleepy Dutch su0rs rf'h;
very little TO sell to the outer world, and ag~sItu
buT from it, Within the past five years the aseg}4T5.
of an Illuminating oil beneath the surface eli The safth
has Transformed The face of nature with 1Cai .DGt
tv The whole country for miles is dotted wth aFgsi
steam engines and shanties cities have grH hp3
with their hotels stores banks and theatres l frt
cult of thirty miles around Gil City, there 5fer
200 900 inhabitants
Meadville the neck Of the oil regions, thra1r eoH
is poured the oil outgoing and the thousand spg-H 81
going has risen from population Of SOC E -s-4 Il
Is 900 Places like Franklin, Iitus3le, U ttE, itt
hole which scarcely existed now boast O. .he'1 fliy
newspapers their hotels, banks, stores aad i--1t 50
The Ithole discoveries have lately given anohtrim
petus to the excitement, and visitors TO that sHa#
spot relate marvellous stories OF It's WondeF'l tet y
oil There are, it appears, on the TWO or afe4 awF
known Pitholc City, some zoe wells SUI - HTtI
cess We have the record CT 80 OF these |s.s 81 Ief
yiedfrom 20 barrels pumping 70 i5o0 0aTe.7 "2"i"i
! a dav 4
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BEAUTIFUL SExTIuENT-The beautiful extract below
is from the pen of Hon. George s. Hilard l confess
that increasing years bring with them increasing res
pect for men who do not succeed in life those words
are commonly used Heaven is said to be place for
those who have not succeeded upon earth; and it
surely ceestatgraces do not best thrive and bloom
in the hot blaze ofworldly prosperity. I'll success some
selves goodfrom conscience too sensitive taste too
fastidous, sefforgetfulness too romantic, modesty
too retiring. viii not 20 so far to say with living
men" but there forms of greatness at least
ceence, which die and make sign there are mar
tyrs who miss the pam but not the stake; heroes with
out the laurel, and conquerors without the triumph.
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Gov Hamilton says there is use in spending money,
in dogng thing else to employ persons who may
be supposed to have influence with him. for the purpose
Of seeking his recommendation for special pardon. All
that be viii req4Ea statement tt when alass
classes 9j excepted persons the tiouer may 5gioH-
that be aas belonged e. anae coma fee, and a#s
be hes in his hands plopeFty belonging 70 the United
States shat proceedings have been Instituted agiast
bis property Hhder doe contsct0u laws These points
together With such statement rs may be ae concerning
the past and present sentiments of the petitioner ash
regard 10 secession slavery and federal aya.y all
tagt t1a uetiti0ret need make