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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

Judge B. is one of our most affable and talented lawyers. and great wag withal His son "Sam" is graceless wight, witty as his sire, and, like him. fond of all kinds of palatable fluids" The Judge and Sam were on visit to Niagara. Each was anxious to have ''nip," but Gone for the example, the other in dread of hurting the "old mens feelings" ) equally un- willing to drtnk in the presence of the other Sam" said the Judge, ''Ill take short walk: be back shortly" "All right" replied Sam" and after seeing 'hls Honor safely round the corner he walked out quietly, and ordered, at a near bar-room, 'julep." While in eOncoctO, the Judge entered, and (Sam being just then back of newspaper, and consequently viewing, though viewless,) ordered 'julep" The sec- ond was compounded and the Judge was just adjusting his tube for cooling draught, when "Sam" stepped up, and taking up his glass, re- quested the bartender to take his pay for both, from bill the Governor had just handed out to him The Judges surprise was only equalled by his admiration of his sons coolness, and he exclaimed, "Sam Sam! you need no julep to i cool you ' The probability is that b" ''
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

The most valuable span of horses in the U. States is said to be owned by Commodore Van derbilt, of New York They are matched horses. They cost him $7O0O, and he has been offered $9000 for them
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

It is understood that the counsel of the new Almaden Mining company have asked the Pres ident to interfere in the suit now pending in California, so as to procure for them certain papers from the Mexican archieves, but Attor- ney General Black has reported against the application on the ground that the papers are probably not genuine, and the Mexican off, cials cannot be trusted to certify to them owing to the perpetration offrauds already discovered. documents, Mexico will be left to tender them on its own responsibility for the benefit of the claimants.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

The compensation fpostmasters and the con- tingent expenses of their offices, amount to 2,OOOOOO per quarter, or equal to the revenue, leaving nothing for the mail service It has been estimated that the service which its abso- lutely necessary to be performed will require about twice as much as the entire receipts, to say nothing of the present indebtedness.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28
CARTONS STATION, Gila River, April Is, '59

EDITOR ARIzoNIAN For years the people of this, and adjoining Territories have heard of rich gold mines on the tributaries of the Gila.
 Persons passing hastily through that coun- try have discovered gold. Prisoners escaping from the Indians give glowing accounts of rich placers
 Bullets of lead have been exchanged with Indians, for gold, and many other circumstan- ces have led people to believe in the existence oi gold in large quantities, on the headwaters of the Gila
 Lately they have become satisfied of this fact by the Indians who inhabit the country bringing considerable quantities of gold to the settlements for sale. The fact of the existence of gold in the Pinal country is now established, but the exact locality is not known. To aseer-
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

Governor Douglas of British Columbia has made himself very unpopular by refusing to allow Americans, in Victoria the privilege of celebrating Washington's birth day. There
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28
Exploration of the Gila-Large party
 preparing tc Start! o

By the following letter, which came to hand too late for last weeks paper it will be seen that the Gila Exploring party will leave the mouth of the San Pedro on the 9th of May and they invite volunteers from this section of the country. We hope the invitation will be res bonded to, and that among the company some competent person may be selected to keep full record of the expedition. There should be not only daily journal of events but notes on the geography of the country, its water,- lss. capacity for cultivation, its natural products, the Indian tribes, animals. reptiles &c., &c.- This matter would be very interesting, and we shall be happy to publish it, on the return of the expedition. Notes and figures should be made with ink if possible, or with metallic pencil. The distances travelled should also be closely estimated, or if convenient, measured
 The equipment of person going on this expedition, should be as light as possible. A good horse or mule is indispensable, with arms and ammunition, strong clothing and substan- | tial boots. One pack mule for every three men, will answer. Bacon, dried beef, pinole, flour, 'panoche' and coffee, are the proper provis- ions to to take, with large canteens for carry ing water, when exploring away from the river Small parties that go out from the main body should make report of everything they may see that is of interest. Care ought to be taken to have all information as correct as possible. The expedition has our warmes wishes for success; we trust its work will be thorough, and lead to the most fortunate results for all concerned We commend par ticular attention to the subjoined communica tion:
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

We see by the Texas papers that Gen. Wm. Walker, the fllibuster, lately sailed for San Francisco.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-28

James Y. McGufie, of Georgia, has been ap- pointed superintendent of Indian Affairs in California.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
EXTRAORDINA CASE.

hitHMoSD, May lst., lNs6
Gentlemen My child had need breaking OUT sst
a III small which gradually extended lie uue
h:ad including both which much
to fear thai both urop
tried all sorts OF advertised domestic remedies tlout
any good results then red applied II
OIL began 10 get better broke,
lee gains 10 1t AGAIN began to get My elder
sad IA, 60 get some al that Turf
"hed so much better when We got another
title anu her head is near! we'll This ag.rt
ased case and took hall an hour day ash
was offensive One bottle eel assured Ct 70
her entirely there Tut little the disease
GU entitled to ths the benefit of Others iak
great pleasure in giving you thus certificate.
Respectfully Is. T. CHALK
To Messrs Dove ii Co
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syiac. >ouih-sidr lsaiirsad Soa,pnny,
PEtEksDURG. jaw tst i-5r



TAlnr. rHouTE To tax wI>r and .n.
II VIRGINIA SPRINGS, south side aroad from H..
tfs'1uH lr ynehoHfa Wa Va Tenn i"irea tIon Iy
bury Ira" via Ets .un aud Va kair,ti
"a kuas,ae EAsi r.n aad G-os,, iron, kno,
,iI, t iaIs'n Ia w'stn aud Atlantic 'iat.'"s. irom
t & ,tatnD"ss g. 80 'el''d Wa Aemfh1a aa Char,ston
iai'.#z.t.. ~ ',.'tAz7" e" >'"Ph.s
lh t'eA'ts si,dt '.a above poi"ts and ne spr.ues
AL i.# ,arehsl through al the oh,' 800 h..
H.s0u,- he 9aie VIII he slo south. Side Raj
rpsl e.ne.,pg ~ NDAf nsAt. Tie ilh July, ,n.
~. aAiI. AhD IAssENGEw TRAIN.
80, e, tu. Il. ,.nond Daa ..- Trans. al
I,,o fsburs II, Observation-Disclosures. uocJk N
AIMEE: lsu.nun,. at..................... ~ r. n
Aea,.1 %. 4ta's".,iy "le-.............e... 80
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th.Inlll ikAIN
'aas=tt6 I'll i'e"e"4 AID D4"'"e Loo at the jun,
Loo, i..t.sbnrs da:y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
Nfa', haf'''ii.' J""et'"'1 '...'...'.......'.
'5f.' = '"bnf+ =i'.'''..'... ............. "@5
H., #o'te 49,. NJ.
49, .. ..'t" -, ..'................''..... 'so
- . ,.l, i... Chr To- ~ a, -, Loo
attach trc Ir'n u"Atnh t,,I.onIE
-. - al ~ 81 Ind ''''r"Ss'' s"ts ~ " "os' u
'a~ ,"t "a 1t "a s,n.e's, to he street., ,,od". t''."
10 tt' 49, t1'iian ."4 a. case "n' t"e 5'' De s"r,'d
e'4. ~ f"'"- ,.s'.o Anderson ,aN 'hi "fle,
Ntasos, ",,NU.r, IL al W htes aeu,"ay I. II
"at' 'ta' INV III" I'M f"rm'i''' f'"'r', laor
ts s'sts.n, rpoA"uoA spout sprus tl.sord J,.,s
CITY rolAl BRANCH
f,s,3.odt. d~ii! ,>ut.tt5 s.Ae.ponJ a.. y NJ
La't iy .sn' at..... ......->.p
A,i''' Al ete ""n'- 'i.'.... -
"tsH@ o'il T. mt ir H"nU,e nd .N"t >a1'tsy mon'ns
aud .ussdty evening nh hne ,oanokc aud
Ja#a -siaa oounl to. sew hots
lhr .1t,.rn,ou ,ls oad VIII be only hen
he5e so-"ss - many n stopping i's'. axe an ana
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

AOIEeE.-Ai ~ nsceting Sf thc board OF Ds-
/ u
!, "ii,c Il
St.ua. JanaaIy I-u tho i"iio"s resolutions
" I AL
That and after the hGs day OF Feb
rua, Ita,I DAD Conn III
iudi, Unless
u erai,, such Aided Ia conaeque
'ao.o .mlVy ot this
tui"iar,
Thai ali against TINS Company in loss of or
Wltitsi
Ii ~. tn. denveed
a L, ifOLi tht L.tauIUs.
aF. .ii. " VI. II. HUGHES. Scr'y
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CnESIEREIEIp Ian 4 laIs

=,
MEssRs DOVE Co-Genticarn -uavrs had a Snort time
since your Inr uil
cast sht Its ACTON Urids gratifying, cannot
with Of community at
large had huu Cot in static t..re a,
ais" Bui- The Bun /. enrigrd tor
g"red the Colt the shoulder depth
and ripped up the neck about the distance whic,
caused nJsl trishtiu Several OF
present an, cnia-Aod they would give Tor
NE that The, thuut II useless 10 do thing
ever dcterinntd IL lhe uri the use Of
two small boitIes he cuIir,ly cured.
NcIy respectfully
Ian % FRIEkp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
S-.T"i tortncsn, Nc.irra and ~oain-" eater
MAIL. ROUTE,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.


- =
vi, .,.=s, stanton L.w,sbur4 md Charleston
ta4.t,a..Dlle..- 10. - IW daily Tran l'I Washing
a.. #H, ?s.ld,,I sta. New YORK, Wn,'nng. Cincin
a5 .is...-l !as-e4sef lrAn leaves Ric .ond daily.
- =
communication f,s,nsor rratn leaves Richmond
.t##= a. .en#t,. - A. Il. NJ.
= II I!.rat'-sr# - AT " ashihgt"H with the 800
a. 81 U ~ "a. "ttA The Ji5 a NJ EAPfrss Trains
.sH. ,s 1..,,,ut points aoove named
laffH IA ItHk,t~ cd IA the
,it-. 81 the SOU i7ido airoad Co. ul y W HORN
Ii, it,i.,t A,ont
-" ~ ! 1tk......-.t. ~
Iu b'tth"r'.. ~ 90
I4-n- .'r ~ ashil down Hotel upon
i'4A-t traH ANenuc lac al Charge,
- tea-rr leaving L,uuburg 80 T. NJ by tho regular
At h.,iHoui with the u - \ NJ ana those
t'f#sr $50 f4.Dt \ tsuinodon Al 80 y VI connect
W. iig .iar VI Ita.A
is-e95s aud tsetr transported between the DE
POI 20 Ia .iHuId tt and IL til" Depot lio
49, E4- .5'a At,hu " ashington, llus SAY ing hark
Ia
5Hr.fah T. D,ts Al b. procured in Warrington PITTS
tr## lag OH llccaur, Jeifer
ht.t,,,. aut Wac nn's Ind Ant1ai Louisville
Eel - LHI'. tI, u. Ar, and ii pats ot the
". ~ tarsate ea,'e'A ihtougn
mos. DuDAMEAD
a#..| ti,nl Supt
"a .,1it t.-to sgis.'pERs Bx s.NPHEss
II uh A,ssINlAa iEANtaSEE RAILROAD. ii rods
..#4'g,#. M s'ieso,seI the Expos, "ihee Dung
inv Aou,s ra,Hod fi,'w. Va
ltnu atua3 ut,iok \. in.
- rl4.
lfrs.. aadua ' to t,r arded by Express
N.,#H ra w. 70 his VITA them the. Nh not be
'.ItsJ hs aHIo.=l ", Z. SMiIA ,,.aI Hupt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
.fead the Truth a bout our Turf OIL


fling sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
raw. and the skin of place than my hand. from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf OIL and in day he well. Another case =
mule which was working my dray became unable tu
walk On examlong his foot discovered nail about two
uches long the head My driver and sai
lie would DO good for uothnk drew tho out Inserted
piece of lint and Turf OIL and work al onr
and from that moment he has lost hour as good
also horse badly snagged the outside ~
has thigh in two places about inches deep and f
inches wide from which he stiff day Your TN,
I'll was applied and il brought them sound i,
truly is of the greatest remedies sores hay. ev,
known and have lived in drug several years IT,
this you think proper. Very truly 80
10 Messrs Dove q Go. j. IT WrIS1crp
For sale by STROTHER WHITEIrah''
NOV io""h Lynrhbug.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

AsPiS GROVE, Henrico December !, 1857
MEsSRs DOVE x Co. :-Gen onen-My horse put in
the yard IN irpnt oi the attempting
fence. end ra through shoulder and
nearly penetrating through hi, breast making cash
enough 10 insert mL bottle your TUKF
OH and applied rcey ;in oar days he work and u.
Two weeks ha cut,.cy cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE
Sold by All DRUGS ,ni Merchants throughout Sie
feb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07
BALTIMORE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
X. FRANCE 4 CO., MANAGERS.

aFTER the exposure Of the Bagus Lottery
bont the country purchas.rs IL Tickets III
upi aTdtr ring Those " h0 dsire purchase would
he send money any Lory without
ing vi have farn drawings and schemes and
feel that the Managers Responsible tor prizes.
The MAINLAND LorrkKI. have now been drawing over
fry yoars Millions Of dollars have been drawn Capital
PRICE 000D SrU0 90 and the holders
vi bout single exception paid
Thee The Lotteries to order Tickets in The
are fully for Prize sold without
they given Bends he STATE Of MARYLAND
half al dollars pin" holders They don
prnui,. s7ufRO s-0t0J $40 go;
fair sud honesi schemes good br made
he at THE lcH,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

Ns GtEt-G inE1jIkks'S GRAND LAhI-
Me llON tn 4.LADl MAZE NLOililAG - he
ms rlly IL ahnoune. u the pub
a a.d stock ui Ei.ADA MADE
tlIJiIiINu hEN iLEM ms II HNloHIAu tOODS,
A,l,..iil.A>, AZ NhS a.
pur,h u.r., ,d.uIei Tor and
Iina.,I
sock before ,niiiuI elsewhere hot
a., bat lhe; 4 Val
Inc variety o and
auAaiy UotlAs better than cserAss
IA
Iuuny will ind my i,Abng prices luwer than
cal, whi4c,ae AID retail bus
nd
va teI,an,S iui,
v,tlotsI NJ GUGGENlIEIMER.
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MIeCELLANEOUs.


rHn GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFE
THE PLACE FOR THE DELICAClEs.
ssrssessss .s,saded BY he, Of
S:s, ,.sr% ;a ssas "a q: ras,s
ny old s.nd south .ess corner Of .hs heass '"'
s;s i'i s.; 2;: :si;:
A0D q he mos. superior r Kind j .h. -
inrni them low ~ they can be ~ ms
narkc year, and have made arrangement. nih ha
hsve my o 'iers opened for nc he beng No
ssable me to have good oys,ers All l ask can y,,s
ssp,Iid - u 7 Aht"n'
NYOTsCR.--Th~ .ss.rvis~r having P~s~srcda
~ lot o. tue Basin fot the r"'p,e ., ."sas ."s
siapty hand sood supply 81 the sane Ih". "a ""'
Tndss sure WHERE m,.s4 be ie""1
also have team. Of my orn and can o. ",ss wn,Gur
~ Oiee ~ ii SEED for d.nSa,on. consisting Of .nes
seed Graham Tobacco Seed from f'ih. 'e" -
county, Bad Barley. Cabbage beet and As,siasn e'cI
"nie. \. ALEXANDER. secretary pr" tenn
dec pd,. Itnehharg AgI icaiiural mechanical soetol
s,,Kg prFE AND MARINE INslKAACE.-
II LYsoHhrRG liosr Il FRA lAsusA>tLCoafah -~iha
Company Insurance against los. u damage n> F n
Dw cling Houses stores Tobacco fscoric. aud otner ai
Ing ~ Iurniturc goods aud merchandise ge"era1 90
to~ aud country the mos, fasoraoir iefui'
A=o nakcs Insurance on thu lives u All persons "a "k
- oath si OF sound constitution iofhe "h"ie DURAN
LIE limited period -, ,
eiapie, ordinary nPatioHs, VI" be n'aied'"
Tn Company viii also take mafih' tsksH"m Anis"""9 -
the ,iF.rIu al southern Ports favorable ra!'s
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JDuS ROBIN MCDASlLL, President,
JANIS COMBS Vice tfeAiiont.
GEORGE b. THURMAN Chisi tns
DIRECTORS
Ions prly rAYioR sAaVELH MUkINsLN.
sANuii GsRiANp
JANIS iAf>r, JoHN DAVIS
~ "A st.arIoy IANUHbksE
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CRLtp T wits. Secry
in. =, oIw.i OWES, Medical Examiner. :
Til. Medical l. .mnaou stor Insurance VII
tho Company each day between iho
Louis OF and 4 . liprk l.. III. lfrb 'ts
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MACHlNE-MADE
III ID IL ) + 3 III d Z y,

WI Troy IRON AND NAIL FACTORY at TROY n
a.. - 4, nave , nENhf BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE
ShoE MAChlNEkf now successful oper,iio, n, a ,r,
prepared to execute orde"s or HORSE and MIL SHOES
price Of Horseshoe Iron - 1880 'e ''o
The quality OF the Iron used In these Shoes m
every respect These Shoes bHve been approved NJ mn ,
b"~ used ny the United States government exclusively
so oy many 81 the principal Stage and Omnibus and
Horse Shoers throughout the These Shoe, cnn Ia
purchased through the principal Haw aud Iron soIe m
tho United States. - '' III
Orders addressed to the subscriber Troy will ree.lv,
prompt attention. WIN. F. BURDEN Aeon,
apl Jiy Troy n v
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SouTHAMrFoS COUNTY, Va, August ls ls.6
MesTs Done d Co :-Genilemcn-For about thu four
years had under right about pea
sometimes little painful, much until uiy
last then became quite painful festered great
deal val adv sed by ply stefan and others
"uii thinking twas Cance bought botIc OF your
valuable TURF OIL, aud applied according
and Hisnow well have recommended it neigh
bors, lady, who had similar the
about ten SAW her the other day it was
mendng much Ii looked much better did when
she using II tF OIL get ell
you wish H. VIII sct her ncatc. You use
OF this II think proper, aud IL with much qualification
you, wi thauks this certificate efficacy
Yours respectfully, ". NJ THUMAS.JP
Thcaboveis voluntary certificate from a stranger We
have many such. Let those suffer and see them
ma Its ID. & co.
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asLlNEHsI AZ COACH AND css FL
I& IL. " AuuON rA'-lOl.i Tie suUsciI Gf4-4eSyz.
Der ietg1H" hto S'"'eni acknowledge
"i and eA'tohuts tor he iuriI patron
owafu taNcso al rm tneni and t"e pub
ea D"sH IS. ana ho uores, Dy
continuance oi IA
Ia ana ht.l nahi al b nus u
iioh aA'e aKsus n"de thu in"St Substantial neal
sic order, and Al made,
kOsta"ays and Bt-scs
"a. ~ ,,o, tn,eut opa. moving
con-" .' o.d Aytss a. d'" a"" bass0" F"tt0y Ia rs
h, slvins rrncpie, may o>tset 10
get e"ol "psk au' Ala 10" pne Al "ho want god and
IS sses say, JOAN ii. DAli.i.i, AsL
4 EmENT.- fEn,.ugU ccuappoi lated sole IA Gemt
~ by tue proprietor u jaime l.'el Cclen Nolks
io ao 1eA.ni Ia p!aee, ain prepared TO Ii" al
ordcs al HE prie,s. VI. 4. ANDEhSON.
ATS
fnNn,KD> ,prI.A OF pKE~sGOOD :, FOR
l. tiil.Io rMA PltE i NIo-JuiN AbnAhAMs " ia uIen
nofniu. 81 rEhlO silk DKESc Ls, 10 BE- sud at
So great GAIN VAN large lot OF Itnt,d
Muu al a Ltli
ON ,npy ~ ass JOHN AltAii.>Ms.
gNlssOlIy1ON OlE pAk.FNEK>El9P.-lhe
~ heetp"u existing between the uhdeisen'd Under
Al;fa 20 s,ssnsed by nutua, consent
business 10 j. u sneaier-b"th the
good, He authorized to wind
Id debts The od
WM SliEAREk,
July liENi,A Is, SllEAKLR
tUNnE UNDER>IGN SD wall carry the bus.
iuI give vail whom viii sell cash
Its j. 4. ShEAkiR
SMtT NAtsIINB.S.-We are Agents Tor the
- DAN PEAS E,JR, joriJr SAt 4 MAClilNEo,whuh
eftst /" use tes' Ha'hr III preference 10 al
Any person aislI EXAMINE hcn do hy calling at
wr,cterto Mc,srs Ian shornc Johus whoare nsng
these ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

INKlE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES or
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OK BEAST
WARRANTED 10 CURE, AND 40 DANCER FROM EXPOSURE 70
COLD Price 50 cents per bottle.
hHe according 10 dci Cong: in the
District Court tor tae Eastr D,stria0 Pugtnia 6y DOpA
CO., Ricamond, Jd.-5O cetts size
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
Come to our pau. h.t, certificate.
Vt cures performed by the 1tri On truth OF
our own respectable and respected Citizens and
here to whom refer and doubt
medicine for One OF ii
other known to Try 1t and you Will be hat
TRUE TURF OIL.-Read the following, and come to oul
store and will tell you many others have been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov. a. ie5H
Mtss's Dors aCo.tIcntleIneu.- portion of a bv,
OF Turf Oil which kindly presented me with
Aud take pleasure thai found eGyctual in re
ElJvIng eruption OF the which had
upon for several years by physicians without receiving tho
eAst benefit nsJ rccomn ended a friend mine who
Tor som months had been annoyed by similar
the skin and he informed short time since, that the
use oil one bottle lac had been entirely cured
Respectfully, L. NJ LEFTWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

4 ,OkN: CORN! nttAs., IA 70 :. and usOu Nd
u PLASTER.-Ihe unie ,.cd ha rnrt tfr1t Mcssrs.
Johns then tUltN AND Ii4s ll.ll
" iii keep CONSTANT, hand the o,r
wall sell cheap punctual cdstunlcIs
JuAS. y. LAAGNORNf. Sob .\st
4ts for lin rtte "t Western - .-t"T RUINS
NN}OOD AND n.l Vi ss:a -. ir Uudct.i gncd
w keeps constantly hand al the south side EaIroad
Depot good assortment oil WOOD AND LII BIER will
the interest OF people l. nehburs Yiny
patroniZe him. HAVING AIs successful open
AppouattoA county he iii amy orr for Lumber
shortest
His terms tor all Of $50 ld under cash; 90
sixty 9lO0 four ionhs 80. purchasers Will
"a required 10 give notes satisfactorily ,u,lri-rd
n My agent, Mr.. WIN IL he. uoids, found con-.
tany tho Depot, NJ addresss Lse sgeen T. o. Ap.
ponAttoA
itdY JOHN NJ. TONEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

SEIANIS. sEOAEtS, Nc.-Ju.s received m
~ ita shis o those 10 iful round Stella aud Merino
sHAWiS WIN iarge lot of tloth and Velvet Ci0AKS-
Aso i ct reneh MERlNO, all coors o. cents 10
% per yard Call soon.
nov 5dis y. GUGGFNuEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-07

II ONDON PORTER.-3S rierCcs Superior
- London Porter in quart aud pint bottles sale low
septl%ts LEE JOHNSON s co
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Ia 6o0n1 II. c. yICTOR'S
, 1859-02-04
sTEILACOoM WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1s

sitely; and souls no longer met through eyes.
At last could endure it no further. 1 deter
mined to see il love and sorrow, pleading by a
look, could not reconcile us, though words could
not. We crossed each others path one night at
soirce at an intimate friends house. I was
alone in recess, brooding over our separation,
when she l loved entered. She saw me not al
first 1 fastened my eyes on her, and l kept
them fastened. She raised hers and met mine.
Instantly hers were downcast; and though she
did not move away, soon her dark, eloquent orbs
were raised again. Our looks met full-somc
pride, much sorrow, and more love in her ex.
pression-God knows what in miLe. Nothing
was said-but we were cconciled-thanks to
my eyes, Of which am prouder than ever. We
were married. We have never quarrelled since.
God bless my eyes-and my wife.
, 1859-02-04

Any mOmbcr Of this society who shall be con-
victcd of knowing more Of his own business than
anothcrs, shall be expelled from the society with
out hearing.
No member shall sit down TO bis own table
until he has ascertaincd to a certainty what his
neighbors, within three doors Of either side Of
his house, have to eat--whether they have paid
for the same, and Il not, il they expect to,
Every member who shall sec two or three
persons engaged in conversation, shall place him
self between them until he has heard all they
have to say. and report the samO accordingly,
Every member who shall sec a gentleman Wis
iting lady more than twice, shall circulate the
news that they arc going to be married; and
said mCmbCrs are forthwith required to report
all manner Of things about the lady to tho gen
tlcman, and ditto about the gentleman to the
lady. This will break up matches and afford
much good gossip,
, 1859-02-04

Letch, in his "Travels in ireland" says lin
my morning ramhles, man sitting on the ground
leaning his back against the wall, attracted my
attention by look Of squalor in his appearance,
which rarely before observed, even in Ireland
Ills clothes were ragged to indecCncy-a very
common circumstance, however, with the males
and his face was pale and sickly, lie did not
address me, and l passed by; but having gone
a few PAGES, my heart smOte me, and l turned
back.
"If you are IN want" said ], with some degree
Of pccvishness, "why do you not begI"
"Surc its begging ! an" was the reply,
"You did not utter word"
"Noi its joking you arc with me, sir9 Look
there" said he, holding up the tattered remnants
Of what had once been coat, edo you sec how
the skin is speaking through my trowsers, and
the bones crying out through my skin' Look
at my sunkcn checks, and the famine that's star,
ing in my Cyesl Man alivc isn't it begging
with hundred tongucsi"