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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-22

Hs [From the Iallowell Cazette, Jan. III sea-
TaE PORTLAND DAILY PREss.-Ihis sterling
journal has for Maine reade rs the advantages which
beong o. PAPER reEres qnting Maine interests and
world. The reports Ofthe proceedings of Congress
are given at LENGTH and the regular correspondents
at Washington and New York, the political and
commercial capitals OF the country have Tor long
time given DiOof al their ah1itv-
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KSss. ;. Y, &2OekszEs
CAS- sEsoUsD AT sTe
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROC MS,
20. II PreGJe Street,
Hssrsl,s Preb,e Ksaau-.

VA HERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utuost CCnddaiee 81 the aectea, s.
honEs daily, aud .TouI A. N. 10 az. II.
DT. II. addTs those who ara sufe-uq under the
eti1 ton OF fvats diseases NLcihct ltlsin< from
impure Connet ton OF the terrible vice OF selI-an
DeYorng ms entire tEoe TO that particular traneh Of
tbe medical profession, be lt-ls Warrat ted IN GrAH-
AnTEElNG CUrF II ALL CASES, whether o. lobR
Standing or re- entl, yonrOcted entirely removing u
dregs o; disease from the system sn1 making reI-
fstT and PERMANENT CURE.
he would call the Alteration OF the afflicted % tina
lat OF his lcilg-stau,llnR and wel-eaInsJ repuc ton
furnishing sunGier GssUrsnce OF HE skiiI sid gu.a
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.ergaHssalsll MelOsleNElS
x VIM P. HASTINGS,

OF the latest improved Style and Tone, Manufacture
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AlWae have eolaHlttsG An excess OF any KIM.
whittier II be the solitary vice CT youth, OF The stns-
tngrshrke OF misplaced confidence In Il,ureI years.
SEEK FOR Az AGrTDorE IN sEAsoN.
The Pains 9no Alhes, ard Lassitude AMI Nervous
FFoslrabon that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the baroi2cteT TO the whole system.
Do not wait Tor the consuE nation that Is sure 70 tols
ioTi 30 not Wal for Unsis hdy Ulcers, ior
Disaa'sc LIN b, Tor Loss o. Beau,y
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Sale.

u HE subscriber, by virtue of a license from fbo
X Judge Of Probate will sell at public auction. m
SATURDAY, The 18th day of March, 1869. n tIr yo
O'Clock NJ, on the premises the lot Of land with tbe
dwelling house thereon, which was the Home.tsad
OF ihe la, Sarah u. armon situated on the easter
Y corner OF Pine and Clark Streets, in Inc civ Of
Portland y md SD 3D. lot is about a aet on Clark Street
s Hir ne 81 Snd VIII be sold sIhec to
sad mortgage, and the amount due thereon, will be
stated at the II and place OF sale,
-po,,,, i mGNKY G, PEABODY, Administrator.
req u, lopc. feb1g-1aw3w .
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New Eany Tss''ssnls Gan a'e~sif5 50 zAa.

Xours men troubled with emissions II slesp,--A
Complaint generally th5 result OF a had hs,tit in
you.h-irsated scientifically and perfect cure war;
r9nted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we ere consulted by one OF
more young men With the above dIseass, E0Eie OF
whom are az weak and enlaciated as thou hihey had
TIA consumption and BY their friends are supposed 20
eaYeit. All such cases yield TO he proper snd only
correct course OF trsalent and in short tIns nfs
nsds to rejoice IN perisct health.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
WINTER ARRANGEMI
OF CANADA,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CHs=zzE1 On and alter Monday, Nov. II, 1867,
49, trains viii run as ioliows:-
Express Train Tor Lew ison and Sou Paris at &C
A. Nj.
Mail TRIM for Watervifle, Bangor Montreal. Que
bee and the West at ITO p. NJ. q
Local Train for South Paris and Intermediate sta
tons, at 3, P. III.
above stated. I'T
Trains Will arrive as iorows:-
From Lewiston, Auburn and South Paris, $40 A. NJ
From Montreal, quebec, Bangor, Wa
terville, &C., at 215P NJ
Local Train from South Paris and iu-
termediate stations. at Hi 500 p NJ
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding SJe in value land flat reis n
all unless notice given, and paid for at the rata
one passenger for every $500 additiGna value.
@. y. BRIDGES, Naslaqiag Director.
Fl. Bale y, LocGl Superintendent.
Portland, Nov O. 1sG7. dif
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Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED ny
.1 BROWN s. BEADLE, .Vg
Solicitors OF 3
Annerican and Foreign Patents.

Mr. Brown having had considerable experience as
Assisfaat Egdmiaer in the Patent Office, is well ac-
quanted with the routine of business and the ofi-
Gals therein. Messrs B. x D. win mako prelimina-
ry examinations in the Patent Office. with view to
ascertain the Patentabrty Of any Invention that
may be submitted TO them for that purpose; win
prepare the necessary papers for those who wish to
make applications for Patents for their Inventions,
orfcfcaeaoas or reissues OF PATENTS already grant
ed; viii act as Attorneysin presenting applications
at the Pat Mt Office, and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; viii examine into
the condition OF rejected applications when desired
to do so, and undertake the prosecution of such as
may be considered patentable, and do whatever else
usually done by PaUent Solicitors. They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, being in di-
Tccs communication ciththe leading Manufacturers
all oceT Che country. They thus enabled to offer
superior inducements to inventors to employ them,
being in condition both to obtain Pdfeafs and to sci
he Rights. nH#tA vast 81
Circulars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec of charge.
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Cause o. =.
saHaGH uA !.
Effects

st-ak #A EAEECG@SSG
f Esa# atftt7 1ass ba EsHFEs
If HoFFs MALT EXTRACT HEALTH BEv-
GRACE PROVES ITS GREAT VALUE AS
DIETETIC, sNOURISHING AND HEALING
REMEDY, BY IT'S ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD DURING THE
PAST EIGHTEEN YEARS.;
IF THE SCIENTIFIC BODIES OF ALL CIV
ILIZED COUNTRIES HAVE UNITED IN ITS
PRAISE, AND ESTOwED UPON I rs oRIGI-
Major MANY MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS;
Then We feel certain the Cousumptiye use itwiih
confidence; that e weak and invalid take 1t as the
best tonic and constant drink, and that people
afflicted wi loss of appetite, Dyspepsia Foul Siom-
ach, DEBILITY; further, with Coughs, Colds, and
Hoarsene,s, Try it, snl lind the same benefit by u.s.
ing it as thousands have proclaimed. 1t is in3 iced
hea!th-giving and health sustaining drink and rem
edy.
For sale at the depot and by druggists and grocers
Agents tor Maine W. II, PHILLIPS & CO.. Port
land' .ss5fHE f# esvW tebl7-eod1w
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The Fisheries +!

L,oR sale to the trade, 10, 600 TBS. best quality Cot
ton Irvine, Nos. IL, IA and 10, four to six thread
5,Oo Tbs; superior Cotton Twine, Nos &C. IS and 20,
tour 10 eight thread. 10000 lbs. Herring, Mackerei
Pohagen Seins, complete for use. 500 English Her
ring Nets 500 Beams Line Yarn, all grades
r = AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
80 Ir. No 43 Commercial Street, Boston.
january 10. d1wi2aMam -
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sEMG-wBnMLY LHNB.

The fine steamers DIRiaO and
~ Ssasss FRANCoNfA, viii. M Ill inrlher no.
w.. Sl1l5 tice, run as follows:
E<NlsxSI@-1s
Leave Cults Whsrt, Portland. every Wednesday
and Saturday al O'Clock P. NJ, and leave Pier %
East River, New York, eyesy edEesday aud SAT-
urtlay, at 4 o'clock e. NJ.
The Dirigo and Franeoida IRE ftted up with fine
Accommodation for passengers, making this the most
specify safe aud comfortable route for traveller TO-
tween New FORK and Maine. Passage inSGte Room
$500 Cabin passage $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 80 from Mon
tFeal, Ouebec, BaDRor Bath, Aug isla PASSPORT and
st. John.
shippers requested to send their freight TO the
steamers a. early as A.. 81. OF the day that they
leave Portland.
For lreiehi OF passage apply 70
EMERY q FOX. Cats Wharf, Pc tlapd.
j. AMES, Pier 80 East River.
August 10, 8 Z. diff
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For Sale.

TINHE valuable Farm NJ +,a -. II ,,M,,.,.
,- ,ror ~ scar situated on me main oadlea
about acre. 70 Q, Portland. This farm eompysgs
lage rasturagc, and S ol.d fine timber LOT. i'll
20 20 s9 s9p from 0a EeaeP on mile
excellent oFd 29 9a pq fe ar@ p hsf IN
well finished brick house with All l5r, upon it.
1 Tbees a pafn v SxS 1 cs rsa T9nvsn
apples. pears and Craps, This firm VI, varieties OF
IRE OF In lots TO suit pnrehas rs Ii is son en-
location for physician any one WISHING s,rable
T" y: ); MILLIKEN, Scarboro', Me ! daHe OF
w hn0 mill privilege on said farm. w1ws
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MedicaI Notice.
YeIloW Corn.

G. H. CHADWICK, NJ. d., will devote special at
tentlon TO Dsea es OF the Eve No. sol Congress 81
office hours from I A. M. to p. NJ.
Nav Eel If
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ACard.

REING no longer in the employment of the Horse
ID Railroad Company, 1 shah be pleased TO see nv
friends at my SHOE STORE, 1872 Middle street. where
snail continue he purchase of Wutiloted Currency
or II not too badly torn will take it exchange for
Boots and Shoes M e. PALMER
February q. eOdtt
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PCR EEAHT p
SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH, n. A.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Nev'F fltb, 1867
cEHHE=w1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
kskesslEe.ss sundays excepted for Saco and Bidds
foEi, at IS, $40 a. Nj, 255 and $50 Z NJ.
For South Berwick Junetio Portsmouth, Boston,
and intermedate Stations at 80, $40 NJ, and 2.55
2. NJ.
Leave Boston for Portland and intermediate Sta
tons at 30 A. NJ, and 800 and 5.o0tAl.
Freight Trains daily each way, SUNDAY excepted.
Portland Nov g. 1857 noalti
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International Steamship Go
EastpCEt, Gsieis st, John.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
ONE TRre PER WEEK.

A-- On and afer Monday, December 2d,
[sssS tue sleamor NEW BRUNSWICK,
SsSLs u - Capt T. B Winchester, viii es ge Rail-
a1<sSse--Ss road What, foot Of State street, ey-
cry MoNpAi at o'clock p. NJ. Tor Passport aud
Retnrning illsaveSt. John and Easiport every
TtursdaY.
Passengers VIII connect at PASSPORT with Sta
Coaches for EoDhinstou aud Calais.
VIII connect at St, John with T.. & MA Raj wa y
for Shediac an In ermedIa. e static r.
freign' tecelged Gu cay Of saiiing until o'clk
P. II.
Sailing vessels viii be at Eas port to take freight
tor st. Andrews aud alais.
50 Winter rates win DO charged on ann am
Dec lotn. a. Il. tUBBS.
de6dt Agent.
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a readable lefy every week, and IA pnge
CT entertaining miscellany. Together
with tsse sss0st inn pOrsant OrrespOnd-
Z 81 cDce, reports rad e.sTtOriaIs, and
tssc latest tcIegr;tssfaie intefIi-
gcnce fPega the daily
rs edition.
The Maize Stats Press is quarto paper, contain
ing eight large page,and is Of the largest weekly
parers in the country. 1t will be furnished to sub
scribers as heretofore, for two dollars N year.
To clubs during the coming impor ant year, we
willing 10 oder liberal reduction. To clubs Of ten
acs agM send the Maine State Press one year for
seue'stee, and ha dollars, and II toone address.
for fifteen dollars, strictly in adraace.
Specimen copies will be sent free toany address.
. Address sesH rfare u ID --r--.aa
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A New PHASE OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
The Pail Mall Gazette contains the following
letter, which presents an aspect of the Ala
bama claims which has not hitherto received
any consideration on this side Of the water:
In the discussions on the above subiect 7
have not observed any mention of the tollow
ing fact, which think is worthy of notice,
"A very large amount of the distraction
caused by the Alabama fell on and was Maid
Tor by London underwriters and insurance
companies. Glasgow suffered somewhat hut
Liverpool almost entirely escaped The nm
derwrters at Paris, Rotterdam and HAMBURG
also contributed in respect of amounts insured /
with them. t f
| am preparing a statement (Which Will be
tolerably e&aeD OF the amounts so paid. with
the names of the ships, which will send You
IN future communication. Without in any
way depreclating the loss which the lannon's
cruiser undoubtedly cansed To Am erica I
thlnk 1T should be borne in mind that English
ana other European pockets shared the loss.
BRIGHAM TAKES WTE-On the 3fst ul-
timo, Brigham Young took unto himself his
thirty-first wife. The happy bride was Miss
Merivine Van Colt. She was once a Mrs
Cobb married to Gentle, brit by due process
OF law she was divorced, took back again her
maiden name, and now, by her new marriage,
revels in the sweets OF the bliss that can only |
be found among the latter day saints Brig
ham gets married ON an-average, some three or
four times year. This thing, III were done
little nearer the heart of civilization, would
lead TO an Indictment, a trialand conviction;
bat taking place out there in the wild regisn
of the territories it is suffered to pass un-
needed. "a
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Young Ladies. Seminary.

THE Spring Session Of the Misses Symond's
Il Boarding and Day School will commence on
THURSDAY, Feb 2Oth, at 40 Danforth st.
For Catalogues. &C. address he Principals. P. O.
Box 2059, or apply at their residence. fel2to20
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E-.Ng 70 TsN TYPEE.
iWENFK.FsyE CENTS FER DOZRN
AT A. s. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. "a
arkef Square, opposite Preble Street. iy9t
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go
FOR NEET YORn.
sToNTNGTtN ZINE NE-EsTAELEsn
LED.
Inside Route.

IT, 81 Cars leave Depot BO<- q sIfa-os
sst=ss.s ton and Providence Rail- .as7-sIst.z--ls
Load' fic1sant Street, mart Common, dailv Sun
ua4s excepted atJ.45 p NJ, eonrectIg with the new
Capt. u u. u u IL, MONDAYS, We ineslays and Fr-
days, and Steamer StONINGTON. Can't. W. NJ.
JONES, tuesdays. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS
Through Tickpts furnished, and baggage checked
throu'tt 10 Phi iadelpha, Baltimore Washington and
the West.
Ifc4r,F Berths and State Rooms secured al this
office; also at the Boston ard Provi ence Railroad
sta'i0n. j. W. RI -HAhDSCN, Ag,nt
teb1l-sm 1Si Washington street.
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Farm for Sale

A Asr~>. II, Gray Of lOc acres. ,s MN g.
rs mills store and schooibeaTnl estnsss
"a EIl ed, well watered well diytSHdaiy wood
--antly situated. Buildings on pleas pleas.
house, wood house and barn that cost $1,000
fine dairy farm, and viii be sold at a bargain tSA
er Nitha wood lot and pasture adjoining and tSra,
acres OF good intervale mile away il desired is
CURE Of X. A. ALLEN, near the premises, on of tie
eral gsTg4r r. a =, ~ u 1 Ieu-
Aus1o, 1857. viz 4
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The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and divided annually, upon the Preni-
ums terminated during he year; and Tor which Ger
tificates issued, bearing interest until redeemed
Dividend OF so per cent Tor 1867.
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HetIOW CORN
x nnn BUSHELS YELLOW CORN, In
CsOOO store and tor sale by
- ~ y. WALDRON & TRUE. t"
jan 29-d4w* Nos and Uniou Wharf
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MAHNEs
STATEMENT ofthe condition Of the Bnternn-
~ tiOnai lnsur snce Go. of the CITY of New
York. on the 3lst day OF December, 1877.
me name Of the company is "International In
surance Company Islocated In the City of New
The amount of Capital Stock is. 81 100000
Inc amt Of Us Capital Stock paid up is 100000
The ASSETS Of the Company ere as Joilotps:
Cash on hand and in the hands of Agents
sor other persons, s55, 4Oi 10
A'e'1 Estite hlneumDered None.
r. BenJs owned by the company, to wit:
= y 5. 5o2o bonds, par val, S72o,OoO
y: ;: 1910 bonus, par value, 100000
Wisconsin War Bonds, 5000 ,h ld
-asassse ass sse5,1oo
Market value. sss2,Ol5 co
Loans cans On, on Bond and Mortgage, being the
nrst lien on unincumbered real estate,
- worth double the a. cunt loaned, so 900 90
Debis otherwise secured, 1883 90
Debts .or Premiums, Ills Sc
All otner securities, 20,C53 "a
Total Assets, ISL ,o59, $50 50
Liabilities.
Amounts due or not due TO Banks other
creditors, s--t. None
Losses adjusted and due None.
Losses adjusted and not due 1iO63 III
Losses unadlus ted and losses in suspense
waiting for further proof 139 $40 63
All other claims against the Company, 1910 81
3ss,sia5 Total Liabilities, sl57.9749 Of
TIE greatest amount insured in anv one risk: The
greatest amount allowed by the rules OF The company
10 be Insured IN any one city, fowl village; The
greatest amount al owed to he insured in any one
block; No arbitrary rules On these points. This
company is covered by prudent regard for the con-
structoIi, occupancy and exposure OF risks.
STATE OF NEW-Y0RK, County of New York, IS.
George W. Savage, President, and william j.
Hughes, Secretary. of the International Insurance
Companyo of the city of New York. being duly sworn,
depese and say that the foregoing is full true and
correct statement OF the affairs of said company that
the said Insurance company is the bo2a ride owner
atleast One Hundred Thousand Dollars of uctual
cash capital, invested in State and United States
Stocks and Bonds, or in Bonds or Mortgaa OF Real
Estate, unincuhhered and worth double the amo nj
for which the same is mortgaged; and that they are
the an0ve-deseribed officers of said Insurance co.
L.. -s. GEORGE W SAVAGE, President.
zoo WILLIAM j. HUGHES, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 25th day G.
January, 1865. As Witness, nv hand an official
seal. ss1za-a..sasai THOMAS L. THORNELL,
Notary Public.
= Portland Office l66 Fore street
D. w. NuNGER a. sON, Agent.
Feb 6. eod3w
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SAtR ANENTo, Cal. AHg. 81 1SGN.
Next to the successful laying Of The
Atlantic telegraph cable tho completion
Of the great truS-contiueuta rold known
by the general and popular name Of the
Great Pacific Railway" will ho the
granlest aclieymeut Of ,ha age. Indeed.
so far as our own material interests az, a
nation are concerned, this route j. hy no
means second in Importance TO the caNc
telegraph, for however desirable it may
be to whisper words Of peace and good
cheer i'll our neighbor's ears acrn>, the
sea, it is equally desirable 10 maintain
peace and good will among the people in
the scattered sections Of our own country,
by such an interchange Of courtcsies, ''
thought" and commodities" ~ this
great highway of commerce will make,
not only possible but certain When
completed it will be a triumph Of skill and
a monument OF industry Of WHICH the
American people may justly be proud.
1!have no doubt the good people of YER
mont, who have shown their appreciation
of works Of internal improvement by
what they have done at home, take much
interest in the great Pacific Railway and
are glad to learn with what uncxamplcd
rapidity the work, in the hands of rival
companies, is being pushed forward to-
ward completion. | have Thought, there
fore, that few words from an eye-wit-
ness of the route, might not be unintcr-
esting to the most of your readers, espe-
cially as | do not write in the interest of
the railroad companies, or any bondhold-
ers, but only as tourist and visitor,
speaking of what my eyes have seen, and
the impressions made upon my mind by a
trip across the Sierras.
While spending few vacation DAYS OF
change and rest from the ordinary tolls
and cares incident to my profession, in
the city of Sacramento, by the kindness Of
one OF the directors of the Central Pacific
Railway, was furnished with free pass
for myself and wife, from this city to the
extreme point to which trains were run
ming at that date Aug. Goth - Browns
Station, 224 miles beyond Sacramento.
Full in the faith of seeing great things,
faith soon to be turned to sight We left
the city behind us at half past six, a. m,
gliding swiftly and gracefully along past
the Sacramento river, with its yellow
waters and sandy banks, adorned with
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The Class of 1917 i'm MiddIcbury
College.
GY THE REV. PLINY II. WHITE.
t0HlHdd
LACoR Y. LOOMS.


Jacob Noble Loomis was born in Lanes
boro, Mass, $ October 1890, son Of Jo-
scph and Elizabeth tNoblc Loonis. In
his youth his parents removed to Char
lottc, Vt, and there he fitted with the
Rev Truman Baldwin. He was gradua-
ted at Andoyer Theological Seminary in
1920, and was ordained pastor of the
Congregational church in Hardwick, VT,
3 January, 1922. The Rev. Calvin Yale
of Charlotte preached the sermon. His
health failing, he was dismissed 81 Janu-
ary, 1890, and in the fall of that year be-
came acting pastor in Plainfeld, n. H.,
where he remained two years. From the
fall Of 1882 to the fall of 1884 he was
acting pastor in Greensboro, Vt, and
from the spring of 1885 to the spring Of
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hltA anu lAt EtshlA fANA'"' ""''N ~
We're to-day to witness the triunrh' OF
human ingenuity in the victory of mind
over matter, and to hear the iron horse
snort with pride he tramplcd the noun.
tains under his feet, more than 1000 feet
above the level Of the sea, The scenery
FROM the city TO the summit, a distance II
a hundred miles or thereabouts, was graSa
both for the variety Of it, outlines and
the luxuriance OF is vegetation. Altho'
At this time in the mils, Of the dry season
the grass upon the plains or the remain.
ing ,tuhhlc Of the whca, fields seems very
dry, aul turned by tho drou,h aud blcach-
ing rays Of the sun % a silyCry white and
brown complexion. whose eNac, shade Of
color must hc seen 10 be known. Yet .eN-
ccpt in the miserable tule lands where .he
fever and aguc is born, tho fields are
adorned by evergreen oaks scattered here
and there, making, with their rich green
foliage and dropping boughs, the most or.
namcntal tree, | have ever seen upon the
face Of a lsud-cape. Ascending the tuot
hills these trees grow moro scarce and
finally disappear altogether ia the u.aup-
tius, 'hoir place teiuE falp!antol by tbe
tall. graceful mountain pines, which ev-
erwbcrc give a cheerful aspect to the
peaks and valleys Of the Si,rrls, wLieh
were otherwise bold and gloomy.
In about an hour, ride from 'ac city We
leave the fertile fields ut wheat land Of
the valley and begin TO ascend the foot
hills, and 10 sec trices OF ano,her great
branch u CI.liornlas industry mining
which has d.yar>itits OF operations
according TO tAe character OF the
soil or rock in which the gold Is
sought. In this region We find placer min
INK which Is the simplest OF all and can
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legc of Kentucky and labored in that
capacity till his death by consumption, in
Ashcyillc, \, C., 20 May, lSs6,