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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
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FORMERLY HOYT,S)

On Fourteenth Street, under tie Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, No "a, March 3D.:
rs 60 50 63 % 10 SO u q 81 SO.
Halt 10 % SO, prize OF 500 sold BY
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, No. 10, March 9Th:
IA 10 10 As IS 43 q 8 AZ SO 20 80.
Halt Ticker 9 81 AZ, prize OF 81 200, sold
and paid by LAMBERT.
sent 10 this Office in same Lottery.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 10, March I:
II 81 So IS Is 81 II SIS 73 3 4s IA 26
Ticket ID 48 IS, another prize OF 200 dolla.,,
sen, 10 This office
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Glass II, March IA.
10 81 70 Al SO SIS 90 Is 2 Sc "a % "a 20 SO
Whole, Nos. : "a "A, a prize Of $3.50, sent l.
this office.
FRIDAY-The Sussex county tDelawarel Lottery,
Glass No. 10. Capitals: S2JUOO, 5000, 5000, 2,OOU,
l,300 1885, 10 of 900, sc. 7s Nos, - drawn. Tick
els 81; halves 9: quarters !.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The sussex county
(Delawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 80 $1,000 Ca
pital. s6 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81; halves 50 cIs
quartcrs35c
Saturday Evening-Saes close ats O'Clock.
A MAaSIFlCEHT SCHEME!
Virginia MonongaIia Lottery Glass 10 for i64e, 10 hr
drawn on Saturday, March 10. rs No. Lottrry-l3
drawn ballots Capitals: 1000 $4,000, 10000, 5000
5000, 1000 2,a55 % Of 200, sc. Tickets SlO-shares
in proportion.
SJ- Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or sa.es in the above in any Of Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there drawings
every day. at prices varying from 81 To $40 Tor ckets
wfeceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ngs forwarded Immediately 10 distant adyenturers,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
aey- Recollect No.3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More > March IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
SPRING GOOD ).

THE subscribers are receiving their Spring supply
l comprising desirable varieties as 10 Gnay and
style, OF Baols Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Bonnrts, Trunks
sc. We respectfully ask 4 call from purchasers
HENRY ". GUARLES Z; co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
Tauning and MtIling,

u,HE subscriber still owns the King William Tame.
i ry at which the usual tanning operations car
ried on. Good Hides always bought, or taken in ex
change for Leather.
AT tho King William Mills he carries on the Milling
business, heretofore-the Mills amer sundry nl.
proyements and alterations being suited both for
grinding for toll and the manufacture OF grain. The
fact III these arrangements being perassnt will
proper regulations. VIM. STEER.
King William CO. Feb. o. ls4e-ew6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16

WARDEN SEED-Second supply Just re-
tJ ceiyed al GAYN0R WOODS,
March is Civ Drug Store.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01

account Of their Tousng places less curious One OF those
on The banks OF the Green River, in Kentucky was re-
peatedly visited by Mr.. Audubon. 1t was in poron
OF the rest whe the trees Of great magnitude and
where there little und -rwuOd and the average breadth
was about three miles. Ga arriving there ABOUT two
hours before sunset, few pigeons to be seen.
great number Of persons however, with horses and wag
ons, guns, and ammunJn, had already established
themselves the BORDERS Two farmers h4d driven up
wards Of three hundred hogs from their residence more
than hundred miles distant. be fattened The pig
cons which were to De slaughtered. Tie sun had ST.
yet not pigeon had arrived Every thing however,
ready. ard all ewes we're gain. th4 clear sky
which appeared in gImIses amidst the tall trees. Sud
denly there burst forth general cry Of there they cone
The noise which they made, though yet distant, Is de-
scribed like hard gale at passing horgn 'HV
rigging Of coSereeed vessel. A the ol'us %1'l'eu'
they were knocked down BY thousands by the pOlemen
A. ,bay crinued to pour in the fires lighted and
mao6i6cent. as well as wonderful sight presented it
self. The pigeons, arriving BY myriads alghteJ every
where one a5Jve another until solid masses, large
hors-heads, were formed the branches all round
Here and there the perces gave way under the weight
with crash, and falling the ground, destroyed NUN
dredS Of the birds beneath, forcing dow The dense groups
with which every stick loaded. HE pigeons kept
constantly coming and ii past midnight before de-
crease the number o those that arrived could be per
ceiyed The made great that distinct
IL heard at Il zee miles from the spot towards The ap
proach OF the DAY the noise measure subsidized
and onr before object. di>ng ui,habe the pigeons
began of direction quite different from that
in which they had arrived the evening before and al
sunrise all that able tofy had disappeared
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01

Mr.. Pel OF User County, the celebrated exporter Of
apples Europe, recommends that apples after having
been carefully hand picked in baskets should be laid on
floor. by hand, without pouring them from The baskets
Ill they II inches deep, and be left dry and
three weeks; when again equally carefully packed
in clean dry barrels, they may be kept without roug
ny reasonable length Of time and safely any part
Of Europe the W est ladies. The plan Of drying and
seasoning in the air. before barelng prevailed generally
some years ago. although a-days it is mostly dscon
tnued, and thought useless. We disposed Think
well Of This process when it becomes important to keep
apples safely till next spring to send 10 foreign Countries
for we have always observed that opening barrel
few days after being put up in dry weather, that
the often stands in drops tbs whole surface
and although loose barrels will allow it mostly to evapo
rate yet when they in contact, the surfaces re-
tam itand cause Tot.
Tie carrying Of apples in a common wagon either be-
fore after baEreIng, is .lnurious-they should be
moved Oh springs srds. The least abraon Of the
skin, crushing Of cells Of the pulp containing the juice
vs fermentation and decomposition, and The consequent
decay of the whole
Apples will not freeze until at temperature ofrom
10 below the freezing point Of wafer, and it is 0rue
fetal 10 keep them cool as possible even down to 80
degrees. Apples inclUsed in water-tgh cask may be
LETT cold loft garret all winter without further care
and will be found in Tie spring perfectly fresh- Gen.
Far
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
.yOEE.s' E'EEC.s.s.

I'lIIS remarkable JACK win stand the ensuing season at
L my stable in Campbell, 3l miles from Lynchburg. on
Poplar Forest road, and will be lot the reduced
price Of 81 within the and 81 out Of the seasonS0
to insure, and IS cents the groom for each
John Nucauis descended from the best stock Nre
and from the trial made Of him, has proved himself be
sure toal-getter.
The VIII commence the st Of March and expire the
18th July.
The greatest will be taken prevent accidents but
we will not be. responsible Tor any that may
As the blood Of Jacks is but little known in this county,
generally, deem 1t unnecessary much about but
those wishing raise good mules, that all depends
upon the stock OF them, there being species
worth having and raising from.
John Vulcan got by Young Vulcan he bv the Norfolk
Blue with thorough by the Knight Of Malta on his
dam side This stock OF Jacks in Nirg MIA is conceded the
best breed among ". \. MAYS,
Feb 26-2t RIO. MOORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
S P L E n DID SKY-LIGHT
Electro DaguerreOtvpes,


TfE 81 BSCRIBER bess leave to call the attention of the
Ia pubic to his new DAGUERREAN Gallery, which he has itt
completed and urnis he'd in good style with improved
Sh1-LlItiI, the largest South the Potomac and 50
constructed as to graduate the light any degree ny
to ensure perfect likeness.
Mr. w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
ms former process OF making Dauerreotvpe is now ena-
bed to get the action Of the subject almost instant
" 50 as to catch the vivid expressions of infancy
ms IS great desderatum does away with the here
toore long and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost i'm
possible okeeP the mobility Of features These Ikcnesse
are superior IN point of beauty eke expression
any heretofore Produced the colours permanently pre-
served and the picture can be seen in any light
Mr. W would beg leave to say that lie ono Of the first
to mt up DAGUERREAN purposes and bengone of the
hst that introduced the profession this country and his
success both North and South particularly Richmond ana
where hehas received almost unlimited for
the last SIX years. which has enabled him to employ constant
lyifteen and he is taking annually from
to SIX thousand kenesses which lie deems sufficient
aztec OF the superiority of his Daguereotvpes
Particular attention paid the taking OF If infant
Children es,copying of Paintings Daguerrcoypes
Great Depot OF lagucrrcotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and Tor sale at New York prices
call IS most respectfully solicited whether Won cit FIR
likeness r J. H. WHIrEHJTRS-r i5r,,riotr
Call east side Main street, few doors above tranl o
TEL l-ynchburg; n Main street, Richmond South Main
street. Norfolk and West sycamore street, Pctersblrr
P. S-Mr. w. respectfully offers Premium 10 anv ia,
guerreoypes who will produce advertisement p1rnort
ing to make Daguereotypes BY the ELECTRO GlJVI-
NC PROCESS, prior to his own, in September last
December It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
DR.. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP QE WILD CHERRY

IHlS Compound is the best remedies ever Offered the
= public IN Coughs, whether arising from Codg II liz
y hopping Cough that dreadful maadv, Const,nption
cw rcmcdes i'll the short time ha been before the public
have effected 50 many The propretors every ay
receiving orders for distance this CITY i'll n bcb
they have been highly graied learn good effects Tie
Bishop Of tn Protestant Episcopal Church Of Maryland
CHE Right Rev'd w hitting ham) has authorised u to
say ne has used it in his with decided benefit
and our Medical friends do not scrupe recommend It a.
one Of the best remedies in Consumption Bronchitis Asthma
Sc which they have met with The follow lily i from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island whom we
made acquainted with tile preparation:
Kent Blald (lidl lime p 1Sf7.
DR.. Martin-Dear Sir:-Sinre nv return home pcscrb-
ed your SYRUP or UILD CHERRY in several cases;
one IN particular, of .4St1 Tong Standing a
oou II year) neighbor and patient mine Her disease
has neve been benefited BY any Medicine vhch wv has
KEN and Tor the last she has been confined entire
~ 70 the house. 10 not know that she has Had god
nights rest for long time, bat since She commenced taking
your Medicine {lud has only one bottle ne i c
aoed to 90 to bed and sleep well all night. think the Me
dicAe viii make perec: Of her. and She is determined
to give fair trial Her husband Mr. Rhodcrcl Earic-
son IS merchant here and says you Will send him some
Oh It, he Will act as your agent Yours,
SAMUEL HARPER n n.
Price Is cents per bottle Around each bottle there Is
short treatise on Diseases Of the Chest
Dec 2l-wl 2mT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
A ANIMALS a N of re lie CANT illustrated BOOkSAc


On CHhiS I.n1S .1.ND .NEJI 4 Elk GIF Is.
SHAKESPEARE, elegantly illustrated
- Moore's Poetica! works
Longfellow's
WillIs's
Poets and poetry Of England
" America
Sketch Book by Irving
H)ore's LaI!a IIookh
SCOTS Lady of the Lake
Rurns Pope, Hemans, Cowper Milton, Iandon Tup-
per, Montgomery, Hood, Croey, Ossan Goldsmith.
Campbell, Pope, Hirst, Smith, British Female Poets,
Reads Female Poets OF America
Flowers PeIsonifed, am elegant Annual for 1919
Parlor Book of Flowers
Natures Gem, a beautiful book of Flowers
Book Of Pearls, annual for 1919, elegantly illustrated
Gems Of Beauty, q
The Lady'- Album
i. Rosary, or illustrations of the Bible
Women OF the Scriptures
Mirror of Life, elegantly illustrated,
Scenes in the Life Of the Saviour
Scenes in the Lives ofthe Apostles,
Scenes Prophets
Military and Naval Annual
The Offering Of Beauty, annual 1919 illustrated
The Garland
The Moss Rose
Friendships Offering
Snow Flake
The Ruby
Wreaths Of Friendship
The Gilt Of Friendship 70
The Jewel
Tie Char1ner
The r lse
The Pearl
New Year Day, by Gore
Pilgrims Progress, elegantly illustrated,
A beautiful assortment of Bibles,
Prayer Books and Books for children
ALSO
Variety of elegant Portfolios, Writing Desks stands
Note Paper Card Cases Fancy Boxes many other
cIes suitable Tor presents be had at the Book Of
d. B..PAYNE s BRO
Dec Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
SOMETHING NEW

MAY be found at Lacy s Garand'S the Basin I25
bushels Of Mountain Evergreenseed the best mprover
81 the SOIL known to the present will be the
eter appended from Of the largest and
farmers in Wythe county
IYythe County, Ia. ,.Nor. 18TH ISIS.
.Hessrs Lacy s Garland,
Gents:-ln relation to the Evergreen Seed nv own ex-
Peflehce me- that when conjunction wit
'overit exccs as renovater OF land thing have ever
seem and IN addition of the Grasses late and
early paSurage 1t needs but trial prove hatI saw
Yours truly. WILLIAM II SPIIIER
Feb. 12-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01

I
ed Life cannot be sustained without it. 1t is thrown off
from the blood and other juices Of Tie body and Opposes
this means, o nearly all the impurities within The blood
by this means only, works itself pure
Would You give phv>c to UNSTOP the pores . Or
would YOU apply something that would 40 this upon the sur
face where the obstruction actullv exists Would this
be common sense And vet know of physician WHO
makes any external application effect it. The reason
sign is that medicine within their knowledge is capable
doing it Under these circumstances present physicians
and to all others preparation that has power its
est extent 1t Nc. listers iiHealiqs Ointment or the
u OrldS Salrs. II has POW Err p4rspiraon on
the the head around old Sores upon the chest in
short upon any part Of the BODY whether diseased slightly
severely. When hcperspiraoni restored, il has Pc YER
70 penetrate the lungs liver Their part human
system, and act upon Them il they be diseased
separate the irritating morbid particles theelom, and
pei them u The snrare
1t has POTTER to all external Sores scrollols hu
m0r Skin diseases. poisonous wounds, discharge their r-
II d matter and then heals them
1t is REMEDY that sweeps off the whole catalogue Of
cuaneou disorders and the entire cuticc to its
Thy functions.
Il is REliEDI that prlls the necessity of 50 MANY
dclcerious drugs taken into the stomach.
liSa RE4EUl that neither sickens gives Inconvenience
0r dangerous to the nestnes other part of the body
This REMEDY is probably the only known, that
is capable OF producing all these great results. lis great val
ne Is in restoring at once the circulation Of the luds when
checked derangc BY cold other causes preserves
ana the from all arrangement Of its functions
while keeps open the channels for the blood void all its
impurities, and dispose Of all its useless PARTICLES There
remarkable harmony and cooperation between this mcd
cine and the various functions
The above valuable ointment is for sale in New York by
James NIcAlistcr, IA Fulton Street, and BY
JOHN II SEAY, DRUGGISr,
Only Agent for I.ynchburg, Va
Feb. 1l-Iy10r1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
From the Richmond Republican.
SALE OF SLAVES IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA

The Georgia journals still discuss the subject Of pre-
venting the introduction of slaves upon that State from
adjacent Commonwealth Our attention first atraC-
ted this mater by editorial of the Savannah Re
publican. The Georg 81 ournal and Messenger says
it fully agrees with Judge Floyd and the Editor Of
the Federal Union" that the law ought to be rigid
~ enforced and that the existing traffic to be en-
rey broken up. 1t suggests of the principal ad
vanaSes OF such course to the Southern States, that
it would force the current of Negro emigration to the
westnd thereby strengthen the institution in the Dor
der States of Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri.
1t appears that Judge Floyd, to whom reference is
made above, during recent session Of the Superior
Court ofBiob county called the attention of the Grand
Jurors to the violation Of the existing Laws of Georgia
which prohibits the introduction Of Negroes for sale
from adjacent States lie held the following posi-
tons
81. That the large influx of Negroes from Maryland
Virginia and other States tended to deprecate the
value of every Negro already in the Stae that great
" increased the production of cotton and consequent
ly prevented the planters ofGeorgia from securing
as high price they might otherwise obtain.
80 That, under the existing state of things the en-
enlargement of Negotiating, as at present carried
on, virtually paying Virginia, Maryland and Ken
lucky for enancipatiag their saves-that, under the
existing excitement on the subject they sending
off their young negroes to the South and retaining only
the old ones thus securing at distant day. the utter
overthrow Of the institution of slavery in those
States.
-, Judge Floyd further contcnded that the intro
ducton Of slaves before alluded to- at this mo-
ment silently but eecualy doing towards the ultimate
destruction of slave institutions moro than all the
efforts ofa the abolitionsts and fanatics in the North
thatit was holding out premium to the border States
to get rid Of the agitation, by selling their negroes
and becoming hostile to the South the fercest IA
natics in New England CT Ohio.
Impressed with the Importance of these views. His
Honor called the attention Of the Grand Jurors the
provisions of the Penal Code and other existing Laws
and reminded them that it was their duy to notice
any violations which might have occurred within their
Jurisdiction by the penal code of 1888 the introduce
ton of slaves from other States is strictly prohibited
except to residents donic1laied and to those moving
into the State with the view Of becoming residents
The penalty is $500 for each slave illegally introduced,
and hard labor in the Penitentiary for not less than
four years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
" ALTO M r. ToNIc

PEPSL4-For sale BY John II. Seay, Lynchburg; Il
White Pttsylvania e. H. |. Archer $50 Danve Henry
HLzewood, Castle Craig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01

Ebr. Martins Fuvgatiye Pills.

\ NLDIOINE FUR Nd NLANUNS, AND SAFE
AT ALL TIMES.
THE most superficial observer is conscious that one great
cause If disease is COSITTE.NESS By The timely
taking Of purgavc the lives Of hundreds saved bo
would otherwise have fallen victims to disease Those
Pills are highly recommended by many Physicians Read
the pamphlet which you obtain gratis Of our Agents.
ALSO -MARIIN AND y UIEEI EItS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
EsE.WOEesE.
s III DlTE.N'pORI, nENrI

S. b. .NPORT-DFNTlST.
HAVE removed my Office to Main Street. opposite TO II
B. Richards old stand. where viii be found al all hours
ol the Gav unless professionally absent prepared to
execute ak operations my profession upon liberal terms ana
the most approved principles and for dura by beauty and
aste Will warrant them unsurpassed will also attend
all calls to the country and nei%hbourng villages where the
operations will Justify it. For the extraction OF Teeth du
ring the night and the sabbath, found al nv board
ing house, Mr.. kearns'.
Dec I-3n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
.WOrP Lighf.

HE subscriber continues to keep hand regular sup
ply of the -PtiOSGENE GASP and LAMPS for bur
nlng the This GAS affords the best liz ht
1t both brilliant and beautiful and at the time soft
and pleasant to the eye The Lamps constructed
to render them perfectly safe They consist of Chandeliers
Parlor and Stand Lamps, of which beautiful.
ALSO
Camphne Lamps Of the latest patent and small Taper
Lamps, useful article for the chamber. supply of fresh
CanapijHe constantly hand, for sale by =.
Dec 1c-ts JOHN II. SEAh, Drussis''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
y. 5. TOUGH.
.Ndnyact'ner and Dealer IN The celebrated
ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS

.7Iso PINE and C.f,NPHLNE OIL. lriih complete
assortment Of LAMPS for burning the sunse
HAVING taken the large and convenient store No 1S7
IL B.fLTLHORE ST, (Baltinorc) extending through
Light street. nearly opposite the Fountain Hotel he
prepared to supply Dealers in the above line the
terms both quality and price lie respectfully asks
trial from puncual dealers believing will be their
est.
j. S T. is also agent for the celebrated Safety Regulating
Generator, and valuable invention bv which ETHEREAL
U1i Is rendeed perfectly harmless and the light Of the gene
rating lamp as eontrolable as the common gas
Feb 26-5t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
NOTICE.

TIME co-partnershp heretofore existing under the style
/ S GUtiGENHElMER y BROTHER, has been
solved by the death OF the partner II Is
H., tb arS f that firm be speedily closed he un-
dd i therefore earnestly call on az persons indebted
,rs forward without delay and settle up their
~ I'M ia All persons having claims against the firm are
desired 70 pr escnt them for payment
\. GUGGENHEIN Err,
Surviving partner OF s. Gugs enheimer : Bro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s, SUMMER lS48.
JUST RECEIVED BY
j. L. EDXY ARDS

FEW DOORS .2BOEE.nEE.u GTT.4TKLN,S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. T'HJrR1LaN~S
). b. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal pa onaoe ey
tended to him previous to his copartnership with W. +.
Lee, and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust,
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will Re taken
to have work Entrusted 10 him. done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES 3. EDWARDS
Sept l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
For Coughs and Colds.

For Coughs and Colds,
VE7ISTAR'S BalSam Wild Cherry,
w Ms. Gardner's Balsam of Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant
ThompSon'- Syrup Of Tar, SC.
Peas Hoarhound Candy,
Wilry's Cough Candy,
Jujube Paste, sc. &r.-For sale by
Jan 4-ts JOHN H. SFA1. DRUGGIST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01

SUPPLY of refined Gelane both in sheets and shreds
n also Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla Beans and Extract "a
niila Tor iisvourinG custad, ice creams gees g. e
Fer sale by JOHN H. SEAY D,rra;..
Dee DieC5i't-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
AIR Yankee Doodle

" Is mere
IN Gold yellow gHtteling. precious gold =,
AIR -Taakec Doodle.
Sow,s the tune to change your Cline, -
y. Give up work and taeking
All who choose be ricL4s Jews,
Even without asking.
Cahfornia's precious earth
Turns the nrw world frantic;
Sell your traps, and take berth,
Across the Wild lIan-l..
Every one WHO Dig AM deIyes,
AL whose arms are bawny,
Take pick and hoip yourselves
Otto Cahioruy.
Yankee Doodle y all aga-,
With the gl'iea msi4a.
DEBTS no longer prove dog
Happy Peruy lganIa
Those whu about stocks and loans
Kicked UP such all old dust,
Live to see the very stones
Come down with the gold dust.
Ever oue who digs and olives,
,join the Indians tayvny,
Take PICK and help yourselves,
Ia happy CaEIony.
Sill s,e,--, = undyIng fame;
Whom they are going 20 play 50,
Gave to COLA :, naughty name,
Or iaaLa Inn - say So
And the mob their true lands leave,
Com. and canes, and -tltcrs,'
To appear, lest it deceive,
As Caliiornicators.
Every one who digs and deIves,
|T..y ,-.,5 I4.,fs mite L,.r-y