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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-16

One Fifty-ceut Bottle Of RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF viii d1 more service and complaints
that daily occurring in every family than 50
pended in prescriptions and drug.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-16

BALTIMORE, ,.... MARYLAND.
MANUFACTURERS or POETABu
IVA and STATIONERY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOHMl
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-16

THE OLDEST AND MOST EFFICIENT AND
SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE IN THE
UNITED STATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

A J. BIRECK AuClUuttT
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT atPASSAlC, y.
- "a BLBECKER son Co viii eel At suction 90 M9HDAl
Exchange Saesroou No VI Broad
ya the charming RESIDENCE Of Edward T. ChsD'on
ESQ derhtv the Pasac River Eve muuies walk ron
the road station from the foot Of ChAmhers
or the New York Railroad The mansion - feet by 90 hu
finished with costly marble nsn
@ windows Domingo mahogany inside blinds bath
oos billiard room cold stationary washtubs aud al
appointed residence. also tnr carriage
house stables ehoue all 10 good order The grounds
with orchard Lawn &c span o." noe
other stock s he sold ar the sale OF
The furniture viii be- sold ateT"Ard al Az cary day
neat COTTAGE tbe river and plot Of land Of about one it.
the propertr kof particulars Apply Al the
tion room. No Il CedaT-st. keS-loEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
o1O VIII.A PLOTS.

go VILLA GbOIS,
Al AvRNRL n j. mle from RAILWAY. and one hour ron
NEWN DIRK. - .,,- 49, ,....5
These lots are beautifully situated the station on elevated
Of ISud and the Orange
Mountains property sceuds gradually and a, IRON es fs
the center is AS HIGH As THE CHURCH S4hbi
IN RAILWAY l.
E0TR TIM PAYMENTS-s2 lot and the auction fees on the day
Of sale ard = 10 month thereafter y,--,,
No buviug Of the ever LOT offered viii be 500
will the fot oi tourtlandt6t Al II m VILLA
TIOS ON THB ARRIVAL or THE TRAIN
will eject all hovs and suspicious eharscters
Mans and Office Of TAYLOR No 81 hongomery
Jersey a the d. MELLlCk jL. BRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

T III
k,, for the baunuet on the evening Of the HUMBOLDT CEN
TRNARY sept a. Al the Hail Of Lederkranf Society Nos 81 TO
IS East Foas may procured from the following gentlemen
No Friedrich Kuhne, No 81 Broadsti FRED
T. Frey Schultz Nsrk No. liz East Fourteenth
Tt Hedeufed Nc. l7g Secoudaye SnSay Sous hoS luz
and III East Fourteenhsi. Price SIS exclusive Of vine
THE HUMBOLDT BANQUET COMMITTEE
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A. ;. BLg2cKKK. AuctoueeL
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.

=
VI 2OO BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY or BERGEN
A J. BLERCKER sell at AUCTION ~ hNpAl,
September O'Clock The about 2o BUlpNh
LOTS beautifully WEST BERGEN u The immediate wen
depot the NEW RAILROAD TO ne" Do go"l
order The property j. admirably uatrl ana comprise
Of During the
Spring OF dollars have been expended on h a
the adjoining property close proximity TO the depot IN AIug ot
streets aud grading TIE same lo "
ss than 81 feet 10 width snd many OF th o
pesrp Of m property Nevlok un three miles, tie facility OF
Newark Railroad with trains iucint running th
6ne character utghborhood heathne o. the Htuaon g
beauty TIL grade and the hnshl condition o.
%" attractive
s presented 10 oyetaed New Workers.
Ample Accommodations vii made for all who wsh TO attend The sale
"a speria trains Central IA road w be the daF OF safe
THE SALE WILL BE ABSOLUTE sixty cent o. the purchase
money can remain Books ~ maps De o
tar-i al No Il Cedsrs Sesork DELOS CULVER No lJ2
HudsonsL. Jersey CIV
Train leaves StwYork dsy Of ssle e. ll:4c ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

THE HOME or THB PEAC'
s.rtsn rHRHHrHfH can "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
3tfturrs anS Cuttings.

3tttuus ano Mlrttings.
I ECTURE COMMITTEES throughout the
country circulars Of the AMERICAN LTEhAki
BIRFAU 30 l92 Nassa Nrs The Bureau makes
NO CHARGE WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES,
has An and entertainments 81 musical
and erarg character including Justin Mccarthy Henry vincent Dr
HAYES r. W H!ggaon Olive Logan, Kate Field Losing nipple
m Cbau O.canyau Prof YOumans B. T. Taylor, hssseb
Weston the Pedestrian Hutchinson PAuy Wm Pope M and mrI
ReherA Prof Raymond, Nleheh MRS
Ames Miss Naleoinbe and nearly hundred Others =,
Prompt applications Best terms sud dates mnoe
ptsp and specially sersesAos IN hs
minor details OF halls advertising bill posting ETC. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
yuusts AND turms Munttn.

Euusts anD ctaIms @unttb.
INANTED.-Part of an Unfinished HOUSE,
w from Oct NAY next by gentleman whose home 10
the eouutrv. Address Box No 1881 P. o.
XNANTED-For a cash purchaser, a 3-stOry,
w basement subeslsr bownoss HOUSE cot e IhAn ~
between Third and FourhsVeL aud
Thlrteth nd 6fthst4 Pnos not to sIcscd 10000
A RULASD L 20. No = beeEIan At. y I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

TROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-The
elegant VANDERBILT Snd CONNECTICUT leave
No ~ North River SprUgst EVERY kN ENNG Saturdays
eIcepe o'clock ind OF ThirtViourthSt ony
81 being 81 IS IS
and Ike reductions 10 al points North West and Bast Tickets and
DODDS EXPRESS Nos ga Broadway, n
q - - mo-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
6itp 9ruptrtu 70 GIT.

Gip 4ruFtrtu 10 GIT.
I ARGE ROOMS TO LET-Rooms or Halls
IL vii be suit applicant ~ New Buing Poy beng
ht on Ajsmsst 357 Futons and No 10 hyie
ave- inns making desirable for balls soees clubs
or Offices Appy owner on premses
VNO LET-With or without private Stable,
3strry hiy oop brek trimmed HOUSE ScYenir-
seysuL between Thirdavei TePee with improve
oyerhaued the perfect condition Aiols
nn ,s a0rBtlol2 Woud years 20 goo1
pav At yerr Apply premises OF Of s. hlLfAIOh
Bulls Head Bank BuldngG
no LET, fully furnished-The handsome four
story Engishbasement HOUSE No rs ast ui
- BENSET / HLESEN. No 81 Cedar Il
TO LET, No. 215 Church st.-New STORE
and BASEMENT 2sr5 feet Also at No SO Pearfi FkoN
OPFICR 2512 feet SECOND LOFT 25Ib feet vel lighted
Win or Nthou power Also FOR SALE TO LII i yard pup"se,
49, a. 70 SO P..rl.st 10 ALEXANDER KNOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. -,
vi tpItw ARR LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN kAILkoAl

Isfru with
S,-toa Washington With es D. T. .Hd W IL a ,S &
Gap Soud,brE scranton a1l Great Bend sn9 Al Ie1 % pc
.nb Leigh susqushasa for Bethlehem Ash'o"H hA'sh
cIIs o. IssGH VALLEY EXPRESS Ss,.l Morn.
Dstr Hac,ito"u NIng'GS ipiSsrs sD, I'D :,
Es,,on -,6 l. Y K R bethlehem Allentown h'0'S Chani An
'araAyros EXPRESS CONNECTS w,,Anron s'o Ne D
si,6 Chr.s aud Al "s!sso Win SUSSEX X x ro,,
o.. 80, ii,to, m Ias 3SUI5o $3.50 6:lo s.1a aud
ilSpm t. SOUTH ORANGE snd u,,,as,,. ,l'ilo', it,,,
1870 o and $50 p n 10 NoAhS' o"' -1
'i $40 , n soRRIsrowy Express
q 3 80 so $50 4 40, 5 3c 9'0 CIV o''' ''' ANU
F:spB%oowELD ,.l MoSTcaR go ll,ooa n, 10
3 soI 4 a.ssni GP.A
NTFW-JRSEY RAILROADmFR0M FOOT, Of
~ corRT1SDTsr PHiIA ELrasA VA Ksn.as1n 80 ~
Pm va Va, cnni la.5 p d. ~ n gs0' Y as1l
Fot B,i,m .S; , sSa w.%s:so H. $40
FoR mn VEST-s:iO ~ 1872 Pm . D. NJ su h ANY,
asr S, Palace Ssgns Car 81 s,d ,o si lse a 90
nm % -, NJ tain This the only line rHnniag through ears to
chie'so 80 ours cPfF'w JACKSON Gsp,. SUPERINTENDENT
NrFW.yORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
c0MMLSCING MAY 10 ls69 49,,
Passenger sAnou 10 N'tieIa corner o. .He%g '
f'''HT1a5ii TRAINS s' IfI1i e Y iiS'l ~
t Mica StS s,.Od t' F. th Southport wspo l
N 20 Sa, IN :ad CkI 1880 nj ias CBr) Gs). ''
30 d. - I'll ia ui SIS 40 s.o ABd63o
", s,mori = tEIt g. ll.Oa NJ H'l' MI -'''' AhI
f% olnaa., = 4 IS so $50 7.l5 = On -.
fGt,useh = y 1850 asa J:t' go '''' Wv '''' p
y Part hester sud iat.msa,s stations At - HSOA 49,
az" o. mi $50 5;l5 an $3.50 p n,
Va, uo,,p via Springfield ga. n lEI). > I'LL p m
~, ~, Via S6or, Line II. Is tbt J. 3 p m,
t -, E hsa iId Rs sI ia'' n " Montreal
Tp.,stj ProId.pes, aud F"hfI k'ho'd 'ti' MI "
N Haven ss- London and s'OnSstOn Railroad I" M
H ~, S,.. Railroad sud 800 ,, n 10 "h'nO''~
rd h"..oss Railroad, sA n aud NJ
tor hos's. Railroad a. ~, } (hil Ai'o ~ ,.,o -
for fsurh - kar,ah Railroad wa s"u - n AnS
Tor DsnbI' au1 I'M Freight from kor"ak 10 banbaft
- n s 20 Railroad a m ~ %, ~ 40 'p
Co,unod ssepbG Az 49, JANIS n HoTT supsuutsttsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

COI1TH SIDE RAILROAD Or L 10
~ IN -cIIISGk or TlME % and amer aug % "o' Wv
- lsLAh N, Roosevelt and GrAudst Penn" iono"'
W." wiz ~ for P.tebogue aud si stations
" u,fret and at Stiu"nt -, u.,,,,k Garth O,,i,r
IIVrsn P,tehosSs ,lopIhf ,,,,as.r, b, lbs tr.S vii
nay And ., 20 B.lpOri ADD Frs Place VIA "'fs ''' raw
egnt. 49,, P,,,,ng,t train, stepping 81 'hfenfsue
spnss ISs vsy to ip OF Saturdays through to Patch
orus. ,,,, and on SATURDAYS through 10 Ishp . =.
80 n o.s Vale, srs.@ Tor koi.sa' Win boat
EIPress Its ROBERT WHITE saprnutsnd.nl
Tor Firs IsaHd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
IDNG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

| gNU ASLANH NHIHI'0-AD IV"'0S 0"'H''
AN Mai train for Gtssu2ort
1919 Tor gosyl Glen COVE Locust valley Hsutrgion. and
hoTtnorL
3.Ip ~. Gr,fupori kIpr-'t :, ,
an "a Tor kosyl Cove LoeaT valley Huntngou. North
por a. laphauE.
kuGpu
20 y t1r J.usics sud Hsmp'ish ~
D., e IArbof Essl Hampton. Long aut Railroad
Tr,u,eave SerNorI At eco aud $3.50 Pare through TO Sag
All 30, connect With Br,uh m hsmp',id Sunday irair' or
valley HuuLaou and horthpott leafes
49,, p.-rt,tqa aud u m. l. b. BARTON. Supl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

THIkTl-EiGSiHLimpHE,, EXHIBITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
nO' oyer .eoe5 . n Until SATURDAY OCT o. 1862
EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK
Thriave between SiIty.third aud SiIty'lonth'ta
This EIo the most eomPIehsusiys and important eve,
seen on m consisting Of machinery 70 noos mag1 h
display uFs1iOus n'nuSns by AnsneAo hs ',
mpsneu husbadr products Of The SOL ne ~oIASop @
studio OF ever tsenptol moSiae'1ed '0" '0'''' hA' Anu
as lnoGsap o,ss Of tben.ta The National Association Of
W. Manufacturer Will frt time 10 the United SLstes give
ompls,s exposition Of all articles Manufactured from Wool M
Soda water RON Matthews fountains anf TIE resAO
ranu the direction Of he "e.snos9 s'eLe onE q
ket. fr -nlemaB for LADIES' 81 single aensson ~
cert, F s,a SGs't On the n Of me Railroads
and nav conveniently reached y The other cay Loal-
| LhhMANHHih F pREsrrpIarrAToR
Ao1uowsirel all Of tue "oe ey ,hg sSG stHS
classes by genera to be The leading A' "1'
sarpAsAbe delnea'or And lP!sTPgs'II o. GrSroN
the Un'P''0l'D''" 'T PEIiGHrpuL MYSTERY.
and the only artist VITO graees with 'ear" sA Mo l'' P
ho0 FF.Ts OF MODERN MAGIC
aud eIat. the inventor and PsIiP,sS 3 even paea
., The $ y q F1 'I'I YEAH, RS =! s
'NN""'>' " ACADEMY OF MUSIC
wrpyEsPAT ESEy S,Sir SCI; 81 F +, WEEK.
when /, vii desror programme CONSISTING q snr,tArneu"
BY TlaSFIF expressly sgbaire bis to
@ hemisphere ea6undrd With any prqslm hereto
fHF0
az. d" .rerts7 nd singular and pleasing r-sults
W. NEVER BkFORE ATTEMPTED.
No ,ppauc assistance Parsrherusa tsny hhd
Ar. these astonishing performances single ehaiI a. tAA
the performer eJug soe upou " sAl
] I RETs f This FIRST
10 the fund relief OF the wdos VIphAhs aud other
r. styrs of the UNFOR1UNAlE DtAb OF Tue ANoNpALh hNhe
without charge O reserved seats Family Circle
50 cent? frEAIt boxes, H'H 80 W " '' N 49, ~ -
rT,O THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. - Mr.. {.
HERMANN Prsud profoundly grateful for the very
n and uuboundrd applause bestowed bis thea neS
T and .ou 10 testify h thanks smarte and substantial mAnusI
- - h ,rp.u,r thousands dollars perfected series OF
H. mast ali brilliant magical pssumts whereHiM 70
49, t season At the ACADEMY or hU Ssn
a. h,.derng fsau TREAS be viii present arr hNihsLi
xnVpI-pSIfKR AND SURPRISING ANYTHING HIS, OK AMI,
ON ESE HAS BEFORE ATTEMPTED, and VII DC psIiotHed
t6Ied bis invention 10 the uhos ssn
% ehebrs Of the American people ana 70 MAJ.
mem al t6s their uniformly
Of hm. -----------------------
CAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 5S5 Bdway.
GfaRIous SUCCESS HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
BlKCH MANIFOLD BERNARD AND bAChCS' ...
SAN FRANCISCO MlSSTkELS, .ovcs vvr
WITH NEW FACks nav DECoRAI1yMsSs, , shw Ms"
TIVE PURITANs DAUGHTER-Just Pub
LOVING DAUGHTBRS HBART.'''''''''''''''''s1Se
TIN PARADISE OF LovB...... ...'''.'''''''''ssNee
Hail, GENTLE SLEBP,......''''''''''' "a
And a, the songs Bales ehsIgg spsis Is sang " ~ %
"a Ro.. Opsr. Go. wh APoSD Ce sos p..a...r d
IA CROSSE, LA CROSSE, =. -."
IL = BY NATIVE CAsA i51.s,, INDIANS .- sra
'oSkss WOOD BALL oRouSD s6NbAY
ADMISSION Is CENTS ..
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Brooklyn 9rupsrtp % Ett.

TITO LFT-FURNISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
within minutes walk Of Nslsi Perry a+s'o hngsh basement
Dwelling with all the modern Improvements eEi
small family Owner living IN Europe AplJ
A b DAVENPORT Agent No. l57 Mouuguest brooklyn " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
aurtiou Sails Of StaI 6statt

~
REAL ESTATE BKoKERS.
~ - So Is, tSSSy seass aBe Farms bought sola
rss,ec exchanged negotiated Aseh sales o. FarH'a &C.
AT Il O'CLOCK on The PREMISES
SHIPPAN POINT,
posfIS Ip SALE S0 Of THE
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
or THE LATE ATE MOSES loses k @S GSSrsn
SUBDIvIDED ISTo
100 VILLA PLOTS.
or ABOUT ACRES EACH.
TtF5d PROPERTY crowned Win vs5.ue And a.g o 1 ~,
1 res Fences ven'y Of New YORK Fiy year ego d.
sr aTrs portion Of orr Nson, Iefl'oT
a Mo's, Roger a. tef5' az. i.s piece . q s1eSu ~.
Su's setns lA' ,1 t sss bgft st,stes westward to
"a, t,iaue, and sawAra side also lies
bounced By asaaIo%, Ros van 81 ,s, aTo SaI
ne JeAgiy Ths aIn ssis delightful S@eel VIA
Ia, formed mile In length reaching 70 the waters
se A. u, sam S. b a., SJ9ssoo " hi. soustr,
united plantations Of nut Tree. eh garden ana o.,
retreats b ne United states
EysIy foot o. ShpIsa sg.'g ioI ers.E 5 S az espt
beape gardener TIE steamboat eOeE nearly bni and The sIes
,f.,J W ihe NOS edge costly Union Depois speedily
T. e stotsT year vii witness the passage BY
act incorporating '5s nss psrs ,AS' %
aove ground between the Battery ard Harlem si M
1o o''a. ny ,5ar oftb previously
t ss.rr.sv tboove, bose % the urn
80, sa eosy expense lie and the time would e'y
ii, .sss con i5rt refined society T. visit Shlppan
eommOdous THOMAS tOLLl I'm "hch bts
invited the eoguu
Psoksp y
oeo,t last River at $3.50 eoe on We
% 1 Regiment Band yin furnish the music
CeAto viii be uudr the direction Of "m "eek' esq Tie
lroomV ed csierer a -
OH will be mailed vel Known 10 the owner
Az gco1e should Vie weather be ubfa1oTAb the sale VIII take
pace frn fair dsr. ,,,..,,. AL, M \, o, -
SpAl LUING At the depot stanisra Conn
The GREAT SALE At AHlPFAN P'hNl,
STAMFORD CONNECTICUT, -. 49,
II o'clock TUESDAl sep
tender Il
The a. " al issued al
St,sus Tt0mss all leave Hartford ACC NsN maven oS
p.eE.Sp - q3l and foot OF IhiHy s'ehIL AZ hisl
h,.f Al $40 The dAr q sale ,.,r,, r,rr, al,
hGK4PtLLES UNRIvALED SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND viii
& az II NPpVS
lLs COLLATION. vii he gnoe the Management OF W H. "HA'
ssq tie accomplished caterer ,,.5 ana "a.
vii arrival OF boat 70 CONVEY
L. az usr sffhe grauud free 81 charge - -,
NJ Iud Police DepsrneD VIII be un3e tne ebAke VI
apt DuuG -. -. 81. Al. newt f,i,
- 4. .. -. h. ,s.., ,l.sspre 10 The
on, passes bet the ebprseedeuifd oebsu
a. M. dnusAu the eom't o. the gutt preVeh"
gtoud esu BY the ornBg trans On we view
Haven Railroad
y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

ANOTHER instance was furnished ysster.
day showing the troubles and annoyances
which ladies are subject to when travelling
alone. A lady from Fort Scott, Kansas,
en- route for San Francisco, arrived on the
morning train, intending to proceed at once
on her journey; but her most diligcnt search
failed to discover the Through ticket" re-
q~uisite. Il had been lost or spirited away,
but how, she was at 4 loss to determine. Her
impression is that the conductor Of the
sleeping car took it, but she is not positive.
The General Passenger Agent Of the b. &
| NJ. road, Mr.. Hitchcock, rendered every
assistance in his power that might lead to
the recovery Of the lost property, and doubt
less, il not found, some arrangement will be
made by which she can proceed on her
journcy.-0mGha Herald, 4h.
Omaha is a "bad egg" for a stranger
to stop at. Not long ago We heard Of
tho case Of several passengers on the
railroad arriving at Omaha and remain
ing for the cars next day. When the time
for starting arrived next day the hotel
coach was brought out to take them
down to the ferry, to take the cars on
the opposite side of the river; but the
driver Of the coach made it accidentally
convenient to delay starting in time,
and arrived at the bank Of the river just
in time to see the ferry boat q quarter
of q mile ont in the stream; SO he
turned back with his load and dumped
them out at the hotel, where they had
to remain another tweuty.four hours.
One Of 0maha's tricks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09
A OF A CHILD.

The st. Joseph (Mo.) Herald of q late
date contains the following beautiful
thoughts on the death Of m only child
in tho household Of a friend, who had
removed from St. Joseph to Texas.
Many a father and mother, who have
experienced q similar sad bereavement,
will read this little tribute with q fosl-
ing appreciation
1t is ouiys brief year ago that the
home Of Major Wilcox, and his young
wife, Ida, was made happy By tho tiny
voice Of gladnsss which babyhood only
utters. Helen came to them, a CLEAN
of sunshine in the household, a bright
flower by the dusty highway of life.
But suddenly, in their far-of home, that
sunbeam no longer breaks the cold,
gray silence the flower has been trans
planted to the evergreen fields, and
blooms in the light Of God. The gush-
ing tide Of affection, which only a pratt
ting child can %unseal, turns back upon
the heart with an icy chill when we first
realize that that prattlo has ceased for.
ever. The heart becomes q dreary man.
sion when the tiny voice no longer
echoes through its desolats chambers.
But when an innocent loved one has
been taken from US, our attachments
reach out into the unseen world whittier
Jul dead have gone, and we enter it
ourselves and dwell therein. Thus are
W. drawn toward our future home BY
stronger cords than any which earth
affords. Thus doth the hand of n child
lead US, and its voice call US, to nights
Of purity aud bliss, which stronger
hands and more eloquent voices could
not persuade US to approach. Thus is
the saddest of all Affections often the
most salutary of blessings. We can but
family realize the loneliness and utter
sadness of those parents in their distant
homo but We know they will dwell in
the sacred memory Of their lost darling,
as in the midst Of a presence too pure
for q breath of sin to enter. True, there
can be no loss of hat affection for the
lost ~one-whieh was born at her birth,
pillowed her in her helplessnsss, soothed
her in her hours Of pain, and folloTsd
her down into the shadowy cradle with
blessings, hopes and prayers--but the
heart must become softer aud more pure
as il reaches forth TO one who has been
in spo.less purity and innocence,
to dwell with the angelic throng.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

THE vaults of the United States Sub
Treasury in New York city, two in mum
Der, are described as follows /: The sides
and roof are composed Of eight feet
granite masonry and two feet of iron
plates. Between the layers Of plates
are musket balls laid in leoss. The
floor is composed Of thirty feet of ma
sonry and two feet Of irop plates, also
with a layer Of musket balls. Each
vault is closed by four iron doors weigh.
ing two IONS each, and fastened by two
combination locks to each door,. The
three inner doors are locked without a
key, while the locks on the outer ones
arc operated by means of an instrument
about an inch long by halfnn inch wide.
Each vault is about twelve feet square.
On the sides Of each apartment are bull.
one hundred and twenty chests of iron,
each of the capacity Of q quarter of a
million dollars in gold coin. Each chest
when full is closed by an iron door, and
fastened With q lock which 10 sealed, so
that the door cannot DO tempered with
without breaking the seal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

ALAsxA.-The special Indian Com
missioner, Nr. Vincent Colyer, who was
s.nt to Alaska to examine into the con-
dition Of the country and it, inbabit
ants, has returned and made his report.
Mr.. Colyer travelled over 5000 mile,
along the coast Of Alaska, and found
over 10000 Indians Of n high grade OF
civilization, owning large droves OF cat
tie, raising crop, TO some extent, and
living in villages with well constructed
houses. He says the islands of St. Paul
and St. George are alone worth the
price paid for.ths whole territory that
the annual revenue derived from these
two islands by certain San Francisco
firms ranges from $500, 900 to $500, 900.
The fisheries are very s1ten'ire. The
less frequented parss Of the country
swarm with deer, and other wild game
is abundant. Beets, parsnips, carrots
and barley are grown without trouble.
Far up in the most northern regions, at
Cooks inlet, fat cattle were purchased
for the supply Of Mr.. Colysr's party,
aad were for sale in large numbers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

TRUcxEB TRIBUyE.-Brother Fergu-
son, Of. the Truckee Tribune, has en-
larged aud greatly improved his paper,
which indicates a healthy and prosper
Gus future for not only the Tribune, but
also the town. The people Of Truckee
are about urging upon the California
Legislature the necessity of forming a
new county for them, to be called
"Douner," the territory to be set apart
from Nevada, Placer and Sierra. We
hope the prayer will be granted (al-
though, perhaps, it is none of our we'd
ding), because the residents in the re-
gion named have a distressingly long
distance to travel to visit their county
seats on official business. Besides,
Placer, Nevada aud Sierra Counties are
entirely too long-Placer extends from
the Sacramento river to the middle Of
Lake Tahoe, and Nevada almost the
same distanee-aud Donaer County
would have men, women and children,
and business enough within its terri
tory, with q bright future for still more,
to form one of the best mountain coun-
ties in California. They are a real 60
ahead set of people, too, and if prop
erly encouraged will make q big mark
as q community within the mex: FIVE
years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09

BErrIsa ON ELEcrIoxs.-The San
Francisco Buh;tin says: "Judge Nc.
Kinstry, in passing on the case of m
election bet, remarked that under the
rulings of some State Court,, as in this
State, money may BIO withdrawn which
has been deposited on n bet at any time
before tho result is determined. In
others the Courts 60 SO fur as to say the
net is illegal, immoral, and the contract
void, and that no action can lie against
the stakeholder /; that the Courts will
not take my notice Of the transaction.
lie thought this tho wisest rule Of all,
but he would have to bow to that laid
down by the Supreme Court of Califor.
mia, a rulo which imposes on our Courts
OIL justice the duty of deciding bets, and
these may Us well be bets in n faro
game ms wagers on election results. In
tho present case tho bet was on a re-
suit, the election of Grant or Seymour
that result was known before the money
was paid over, aud cannot be recovered
back