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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
NFW.YoRK ADvRRrIsRMENTs

GHNs.kR,a ~ WaNas MAC0n n Es.-ssreat
ai~ays the conclusive proof Of great
Judged by this there before the
lnbe comparable 70 stngsrs Sowing hashs~s After esab
lnnlng the hshe sspstaa u the United STATES they
exhibited At the late Exposition Unyorssie In where
they carred on the hghsst premium and
~ - make thea hes teen built 10 Para. t
svsry branch Of industry In which 10 be DONE
these uashnes be with immense profit the speed
OF the hstway rnin Ii 70 travelling foot sewing with
nnssrc hachuss compared with andse~ing No tailor.
shoenaker drsssmaker, trimmer sadder halter &c.
&c should be without The fair profit o.
these regularly employed One Thousand Dvinrs
aye In all private families where there much sewing ~
lac done these machines auable Planters
and hotel keepers md them particularly pros
table These machines and
very strong and daabe being the only ing
chine made by which every
could be perfectly executed Th"usandsof and wrl
Singers Machines alone have found every.
plain printed insucons for using sent with
aging them The machines packed securely 20 any
part OF the world To all ersons desiring parte
inraaon will BY letter either
hce ard copy of NJ. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine inter. ~
/. NJ SINGER & Co,
Principal Office, No. 1913 broadway, New York
BRANCH OfFfcEsNo ~ Hanover 81, Boston, No Va Chap.
e ST., New lavei CT Govervie N VI No ga Broad ST,
Newark, n. j.; No lag Chestnut ST. Phadep hia No
Baltimore ST. baltimore; No. 3s Westminster ST. idence
r. l. No. Las, 18th ST. Cincinnati; No. Is North ith st. ST
Mntie i Fts
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VN,EED'. PATENT sE WsNaa MAJ nan 4 :

w rms is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
r.b,y aud icly The opc' alton Of it is easier learned
than that other Machine while 1t works with
the finest sk hravies cloth leather either
Shishl works superior nanner making straight
eyenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work. while
both sides OF the cloth slit he'd alike rvapg beauty
tho most egant hand work rarely gets Vi working
perm Il. .a t. un pu. WAN Sa
these ADVANTAGES over other Machines feel conhdeui
Weeds Paeni Srins Machines " Ill best the Of
Families. all kinds u" Manufacturing Cothers Taors Boot
and shoe Makersor any Others requiring in their
that VIII do their work In rapid and substantial and
%ay s"n ss sd S ~S re
their wants besides saving labor enough few months to
s Machine besides being always OF superior quality OF
does ut rip easily aud that looks muca ner than
Sands OF Dollars by using this Machine while many purpo-
work done on lratuer by this Machine
Tho editor cadartown &C eorsa) Patriot says When
ed wholly Tor family but 1t
IN leather cd Harness and Carriage Trimmings
many of our neghbors testify to the superiority
work done In t' wa, both in p" nj OF 6eay and Strength
and feel confident for this alone. the machine
large imitation worth the two best
hands N tho tue saves in king clothes the Ev.
Machine you have sold u this rc'n'y has give the great
'st satisfaction anu several intend To order Machines
plantation near New Orleans Your two Ueeds Patent Seq
ias Machines have been in almost bought
ihe and with the best OF practical results In
~eeks The two operators on them finished complete suit Of
clothes for each ofmy two hudrd and ten plantation
aud Ind tn" ne saved in them has
than paid their cost
Another Planter says used employ three four hands
IN making clothes for the rest but since purchased
Hecds Pant Sewing Machine hand does The sewing
the whole plantation lille wife nearly
AL the eiors o the family feel confident the Machine pays
tor Il every three months
We wish all no need Machine to examine these
simplest and best Family Plantation any
9TH where stitch required Price Weeds
S,uins Mdchnt g 100 and sl3O
JAS. WHITNEY,
Successor to Within y & Lyons,
345 Broadway New York.
IT, Sold by A. $; ENGLEDOvE dealer in Fancy Goods
Bonu,ts &c. Iynchburg Va
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FROm VIRGINIA 4 NORTH CAROLINA
Through W arlington City by Railroad direct,
TO THE " Est!

TO THE WEST!
TIME Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with ifs much I'm.
Il proved W estern offers
traveller from Virginia and the Carsnas through Wang
and Baltimore TO oil portions Of the the Northwest
and the Southwest
The connection between the trains from Arlington and
trains bound Wss for Wheeling Petersburg from Ba
more 10 always promptly made the Arlington Junction
Qately called the Relay Housee miles from Baltimore This
only change Of Cars required between aahson and
the Washington Station
u -hs connectnR trains leave Washington daily at
A. n and 40 p. N. On Sundays the latter hour.
AT BENWOOD
the Cars of the Central
Railroad running from Belalre the Ohio through Cam
bridge, Zauesvie aud New ark. Columbus These
Newark with the Cars Of the Newark Sansh
and Sandusky for sandusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago
st. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERSBURG
Connection made Thy Steamboat mics) with the trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road, for Chcothe Cincinnati
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with the Of the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chicago and al the ,r,hwesiern points direct
W Travellers requested TO notice hat he this the
only Route adording Through Tickets and checks Wash
ington, II u also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY and DE
RECT to nearly all the leading points great West The
eiatance from Ashington to Cincinnati about
mpes being about 100 mile. any other rour
Fns by through ticket from washugto, at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest the Northern Routes
from more Northern cities.
For Frederick and harpes Ferry Mar,nsburg
spring. Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and a.
Passengers may leave W ASKING al A. M or mp
Tor me npos Way stations between and Wheel
tpG, TAKE . A. n. train from W ashingtou
~ F~Mrther information, Through Tickets &c, appl,
THOMAS H. PARSONS. Agcn, a, Washing $,
W.P SMITH, Master Of Transportation,
Ba!t,no,e a Ohio 4 ,ilrngc
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BALTYAoRR1
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.


AFTER the exposure Of the many Bogus Lottery
Of Tickets Of rour.e
feel nd ordering Those who desire purchase would
be- fo,h send m"ney any Lottery whost
~ have lngs
feel that ~ Aanag.ra resp" nsibls ior prizes.
The MAINLAND LOT rEKI, have been
fprty years Muions dollars drawn in Capital
Iri.s eOU0 up tsU0oo holders
" houi u angle exception. paid.
These 10 order Tickets Ia The Nanafers
fu, responsible Prize sold
and given Bonds the III MARYLAND
halt = at dollars TO Prize holders They donI
pr.nt,. sou <7uUO SeoiUu 500 90 $40 but they
xiv. You I'D honcs schcGes good liadc
tie pii,c u the TicNets
magnificent sebensc Tor Jnnnary, 1899.
GRAND CAPITAL rRlZE
1862, $50!
MARYLAND STAT LOTTERY.
CLASS 4,
To be in Baltimore. Saturday January 18th 1879
adar sapcr,nteadtart Of the aae Loay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

aIRE. LIFE AND N 4 M NE INsuRAN
u Ly>CHRuRa Hoax 4 FIkk INSURANCE. CosfAN - hs
against io.s damage by trc on
Ir aps Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
ngs urnurs GOODS AMI merchandise generally IN
town sni country on tho most favorable terma. .
Also makes tho lives III all persons enjoying
rood lie hole dur a'"n oi
life, fus a limited period
slaves employed orAsary pa,ions will BIO nsnredon
reasonable terms .,
rho untany take risks from and to ANY OF
the Northern or Southern Ports Al favorable rates
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presidsnt
JAMES NJ COhBS. Vice Presiien'
GEORGE Is THURMAN, Chief Ensih"ef
DIRECTORS.
JOHN OTrY TAYLOR, SAhtfL u Ackfhkf'
Dnx1ru oryy SAMUEL. OAKLAND,
JANIS y. PAfsE, JOINS l. DAVIS
wn II SIKATTos MAuRI,ks LANoHokSE.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED r. WILLS. Secr'y
n ns s y N n I~ ,.Is Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination of SUBJECTS Insurance VIII be
made Once Company each day bet~ cen thu
houis OF : aud o. clock 4. n. lieo Is
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TRaVFIIERs DIRECTORY, &C.

TRAVELLERS DtRECIUkI, &C.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
EN04Aa T. -
vuvHR Tam isavN Aisxasdr4 daily u ~ q Cor
donsvills connectinf with the Trains Oh the Virginia Cen
,rai for DGl3nn n ON0 and The W EST, and with the
Train on Uap Rasssd for Woodstock
The Train Nsv-s daily sus4ay nishts o'clock
p m for assCn ~ ON y, N 4 W - - LkANS, N ~
hhn1s and intermedats volnts
Through tickets at the Nail Hood station
The TRAINS leave Gordonsvie daily 1t 10 % A. aud
tBlsP NJ arriving a. Asaasdria ~ . y. N. and A. N
fs,= No night train sunday
sepf3s K; NICKLIS. Tiske. Agent
UyOx n o 70 p d Z. X The nsa- 80,
il board Towing AID Transportation Com = r. :
Iruny. iesrons Of Offering greater indsccinent -
10 shippng Of proda,s tide watef have
their outfit Of Boas proeursd the Iron sieams,
kec and the splendid iron bassss Path" and Hope
placed them tire line betw hchmopd and Norfolk,
hing ms follows;
Leave Richrnepd, Tuesdays and Friday. a4PM
L,a,o Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays at 4. III
Cana ats from Lyuehbarg aud other points having freight
be in lie Kichmond Dock daily to receive freight
Shipper. Norfolk reminded g. tue agent.
Of the al Richmond (BrldgefJrd Coz who
and 10 Arb freight Il &c Of charge.
f,ttsA taken at The Lopea rafes
70, further partie ulaTs, apply 10
W. 4. ANDERSON, Agent at I.yn, hburg
W. l.. COX. Agents at lsithmona
GARRISON AAluA l., Agents ut Norfolk,
soptilts
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OtiCE.-4As "a ascctsng Of the Hoard oi Di-
~ the aud kairoad Company
,. Il The company, thu vi Lynchburs,
the ADJ OF January, lri tie lesous
au'pttd
nioou Re.oired Thai from and after the first day OF Feb
rua, siua Tennessee Railroad Company Will
kilcd tins road unicss
that
lhe o tle agenIs VI ths
Company.
ROced That claims agains, this Company fol loss of
damage 10 produce MI 81 Mlthn thirty
ia, such arths cred
A Copy from the inuut,s.
NM II iiIGIiES Sp.y
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~ t.Issl:ENmEI MER,s GRAND ENsss.

~ lsIlal:ENnEl VI Frs GRAND EAisi.
Av10 iiOS or kEADt 'NADE CLUiiii = he I'M
tis announce 10 la. pub
liz ItI.ADl
II.D. nINu GEN ll.LMENo lENl ,liiSG GUUDo,
/ MBntILAS, III M =, Sc. has and
uIrh ccden,d iur cash. and
prompt pa. rustv,is Ia, 10 the par.
UttoTt
ing VIVID, bat tina; ~ui ronnue nay self
moderate Nv ing pruns lac .ariuly
lua.iy Clothing, inner aid b,er th-u
Ia good iatn.
Merchants will hni my obbmB prices lower than
therefore, 80 ail
and Jndg" "r yrtlsps, ani Ia tu!! .oui iutrrusi
wIi ,.riainl. purchase II me.
v,t lJts NJ GEGGENHEIMER
lNBEEf \ - snRkNdsiES.-Nch u .
II yard a q LIIuLrr oi all
Chestnut shns ir iuSitcthe
al oil llosc IA Wan Cam SMIIiA
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t.irn, Northern, Western nnd south eater n
MAIL ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


.sRGuNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ia .=.sssE ;36szsf -. - ~
n'un ch"ro,tessi' s,nunon LewisbuTs aud chareston
'H balemorr, Philadelphia, New York, "i'ei'ng tincn
ia, Naaud Passenger Train leaves Richmond, daily at
-, accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
10 NJ l,aa connects u, washington with the $40
T. j" NJ The 3Ia Y NJ with The 5i5 "A VI EN'ess Trains
r-H Washington Tor the dh'ren, points ABOVE ""'Aed
in'""fh ieH". "a" ne proen ed IN l., arg at the
l. "ct oaer vi the nonth's'e railroad CO, oi a W. HORN
t.'' '.esr Ascent
10 Sew iotk........................ III 80
- ih"nderha. ................'.......'... 10 %
ha.,n".. :. "a ~
ems ~ anna Avenue heo OF charge.
i"s ense- leaving Lyuehbnrs at 9JJ NJ b, tho regular
t'' tall connect Il" ehm,nh IN III. ga a NJ and those
'bs ., tAr fraisi A,eo,n'uoA.ou AT $50 y NJ! connect
''it's and lhslr o"egae" transported between the De
"a Ia tnond IL" VI charge amt /" tue Depot 81 any i".
oH f,nh Ivana Ascnnc ia Ashngt'n thus saving hack
Inou-} rkeis eau be procured in Washington to pits
u.s., %u"s'lir, Dayton, ''umnus ON b"cs'ut Jehcr.
",,, l4,An~toa. and \.e lud auana, i.o"isvlo,
HWh!, - Lout CL.ea.o &c. sc, and at pals of the
- Tiios popAMIAp,
arEHr tirul apt
&OrEgE-TO SHIPPERS BN ENr.,EsS
y Oh VIRGINIA TENNESSEE kAlLN"An TODD
"tteate'" only bc received At the Express "tee curing
O., hour namcd Lei"~, via
i'om ate5i O'Clock a, m,
10 Num-
ft' sounding goods be ardcd Express
uIiny sud two tic kcts with they moi
.tNv' ~ order 4 W T.. SMITH Con Supt.
J'rN l. b"LLshf, Exp Ag't aug -7-ts
,tTEANSsIlp " kOANOkE.''-
y Inc K,aaukc, having been thoroughly ~ "a ~
paired and rented has resumed her A6E ~ 4SA
w.vAi, the line leaving New tA(t
"IA rstf! " cinrsd,y ette,noon, and Git. p
",ui every Saturday morning NJ . O'Clock
IHc JAMEsrUW n leaves New York every Saturday
torHpun, aud Guy Point every Tuesday .,eniug
for freight passage, hay ing Superior arcommoda
~, hFPi! LEE, JOHNSON Il co,
U'ti Agt- y Va 10 o
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SnAWLS, ChOAks. .Ac.-Ju.t received n
~ third supply Of those beautiful round Stella aud Mcrin0
SHAWLS with large lot Cloth aud Velvet CioAKS-
Also, lot of French MEklNo, all colos 62
nov bots D. TGGENHElMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

oR TIKI rOtLEr.-A large stock Of GEM.
Inc French aud American EXTRACTS tor the handkrr
shi'!s Kiss Me QueS frangpann Golden Dew Drop, Ae
&c Also k'nune Cologne Florida Ponadcs for the
Hair fae hair Tooth Brushes, Toilet soaps Dyes air
loh.s Ae C., Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAi,
nov lS-tts D,u..i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

q - REWARD.-Thc obsvc rev I'd NnHxx~
$sD will be paid for the delivery for any SW1Ad
Know ledge that vi lead to the recovery Of cow
Vat s0ayed from her about the 9th Of Au o3
Sos She old Of large light red. h he spot
his ohAre. Issnt11i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

together under the sy and hih
Ogden WINFIELD. tor tle purpose OF conuhctns
aud business III tie IaTge
Bra Bnilnl The BASIN oplusIIe the
Va 10 door htssfs
Anderson, Adams Co. tako his mehod 81 Informing 'htir
pubic gGnorAliy that they pfefaItdlo
receive Proauc. OF eNety ducf
reasonable other iousc tho Iny hey "ni
ticit
beat satisfaction to AL Ia" iao l"n =" IN
call W NJ IL "'Df.N
e2its e. q NlNuf litib,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

M ACkERAL, fer family use, nj
~ ooc ito"l VALENTINE l. HENING'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

m j
ILe 10 ttng III the way Of III CilS
EASY CHAIR, lhieo loslons are attained III ti' "he
Chair, II the simpIcs uleia aud cheapest easy
sale this market IL Is acceptance
aid for ihr ordinary purposes OF an easy
t1h.lr , al! and sac it, b., J. fOLkES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

SUPER r UOSIsHA 4 E q r IL VI E. ~ tic 10 I
- Croasdses IIoGe Super Phosphate Lime pr.par ed
ground Guano, aud oih.r long
containing all the elements Of ygorous and
dsrabe suulant For sale by the subsribci foyer
than Peruvian Gusno. trial will prove lite onomy
psrioriiy. VT ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

10 FON FHE FAIR! .. the Uuivrr.nI 81, :,
Il aud thousands paneipatng .hu tcsiNies whl,u
such inter, stls affords 81 The week, the
ihrobg ns muiiituics ,r I. III, AZ, iitis ru,
its hos inniy m participate the sung
are the uHspuis at such occasions.
Among c attractive places which the gathering
thousands lnSi,cd aad welcomed ma,
Inc Oh HaHehara Photographic Gdfy hc' door 10 III" VIZ
stnia baH~ Nam street Lynrhuurs, wncre hunt,
likop"ss she MODEST
all, Ihrm,
shAi he inr uishrd shur tnat
tail To p.rasc.
nu. OF Cases and fr every la
grade, Pile, /
ger Kings, " aioh Seals, Charms
PcIutes taken Al ali hours thu
day, and IA LiHi, weather. ~. Ii BLISS,
~ 10 ira.t rLUt eIapts.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

No. lso Front Street,. saA, 1rasess.a
MOULD call the Atkntion Of thOAo rss6lna n - 4.
~ ;:TI:r e The ey SAT: e .ss!! MsE bEsRl 6 Go
package bearing their sssmPC nat up In.l s - n
10 cAssi also, for Hotels and RssiapSaala 6R -
O0 D caUes. The increased demand bF tha kfanN - n
furnish hereafter truly CHOICE ARxICER o. Co.
not TO b. surpassed II equallrd, In tAO wsSkat - -
who DESTROYS Of enjoying the uX6vy lc 50 -.
cup OF Ce9sc may rely upen AOl6B -, tksy Gia
our brand Of Family Coffee. - h - -
The conditions We otter are-lf Il aoeS ucA nrava = -
rssented. return the BY re-sA'pmeAt, snG Gsa1
for oil the expenses Incurred. IA, H. ,
". -: :1 n e ia.Eodss: y. sEs.s >.
10 make u . dsaFAhls Family Core, snlls4e1 - -
the same.
We shall continue to manufacture the NE 6em.e -
the name Of Pioneer Nls and eustonsrU hay ~ -
ils being OF the same uniform quality &c herseszH~s
Our brand Of Fresh CalfaFnfA Groua6 6ess = asiva
by Known We Ahall continue 70 fgrnsh at Tie lnve11
kst pFes, In M glass and and 70 3 eaak-l9iN@t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

Az lloNoRED CorNrX-The american
Messenger thinks il furnishing politicians and
county. Connecticut. is hOnOrcd. II is tho
tWcnly'tw" members of Congress. twenty.
fur Snprrmr Court Judges, ten Presidents
and eight Professors "t Colleges In 1881,
the Ni.e-pFSSidcnt and ono eighth Of the Uni.
tel States ScnatorS were natives VI or educA.
ID in Litthlic'd county. In 1870, onc.scv.
cnth OF the senators were found to have been
educated in that county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

SNuduOI ~ OOllllS' III anu OOuu IDONUlHU
.ilamcda-F. X. Shattuck IA.L.l
Butte-John Lambert H.
ClaVcraS - Gallagher - Wilson,
- Shelton, NJ
COluSa-E. \. stevenson HI
Contra Costa Not received
Del Norte--lohn Dagsett [U.
I'll D0rado--Tho> Robertson, u. {. Pattcn,
u. Fnirchild, W. H. Stonr Asa II. Hawley,
John L. Bell, j. II. Watson, f.. DUNLAP III
Fresno, Tularc and Bucna Vsta-[Nol re-.
ceivcdl
Humboldt. N. BnrSon "a H.
Los Angeles Murray Morrison and 4. j..
King III.
Marln-Samucl Levi, W.
MaripOsa-- - Hammond, - IIucy rE1
Merced-F. +. Jenkins, j. b. Hammond III
MOntcrcy-JamcS Waters M.
Nap0-Nathan CoombS \ l.
NeVada-Ilenry Hayes, Samuel I. Curtis,
! c. F. Smith, Phio Moore, William Il. Arm,
strong tDl
PlacSr-s. W. Lowell, n. S. Beach, J. S.
Maxim, ]. W. llarvic [D.]
PluMas--T. b. Shannon IL
Sacramento Henry Starr \ III. II. b. Ellis.
D. W. Welty [D.l One not a>certnned.
Gan Bcrnar,iinI--W. 4. Conn [D.l
San Diego-Nut received.
Dan 'Fumcisco-A. Phelps, j. c. Schmidt,
Daniel Rodgers, Jasper Paddock, Samuel L..
IncIlGr' y. L. Pate, - Sawyer [Dl S. S.
San MaIOe--Wm. B. Muxson TALl.
San ,loaquin--W. L. Campbell, Thos. Las
peyrC lDl
San Louis Obispo-NOt received.
SANTA lsarbara- Not received.
Santa Clara. NJ. Williams, D. B. Bailey
[Dl
Santa CRUZ. L. IIalstcd [Dl
ShaSta-JOhn White [Dl
Sierra-Jas \. johnson, T. j. Halliday TD1
SiSkiyOu-- --McDcrmOtt I'LL
Solano-Thomas NJ. Swarm "A IL
SOnoma-Charles r. wilkins nj
Stanislaus-Not received.
Suffer- l.. Smith [Bl
Yrhlity-A. C. Lawru, &c [Dl.
Tuolnmne-G. W. Bajly, +. Yanccy, F. A.
Rodgers, Robert HowGfDl
Yolo-H- Gwin tDl ~
Yuba-C. II. Kungle; BENZ. T. o. Rear, B.
P'H"er, J. N. Crowcll, J. Wcstcoatt m.
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Whose HorRA p

8Pr II the stable Of the undersigned In 0eorRetavn
- about the 9th If last month"; By some spSnisrds
SMALL Dun HORSE, With bald.hee black name and tall
branded X IN each flank, and with brand On the hip
that cannot Be made out.
The owner Of said horse 10 requested to call and nay
charges and take him away, he will be cold IN aeoOr
dance with Law. WM efkvENs
OlcT:c*o s.r,-ub.r o., lsss.- Xvi
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REFERENCES
To the Rmhlie.

To the Public.
DR. sNlTlI having established . hrst class Water Care
and MotopAthc Institution In this city and feeling srenI
Interest In the success Of such institution based upon
natural and rational principles OF the healing ART shall
graduate Of regularly chartered Metcal College thor
ouRh Physician BY nature we'll e,lueaton and cas-
assure those who consult him and adopt his treatment
that tey viii rej"ce In the inspiration Of returning health
and verify all that 10 said In his favor
THOMAS HILL,
Late Of llIll, Wooster 1 Co.
Sacramento, April 8ntI,, 1859. -TtSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

For !he infrnailn"i oIr rca lore, wc give
below lists Of IL. Mrrnb,r> e TIE next Lc.iS.
lattire " tn" STATE, )" i.r rs they can De mn r.
out At present; V" ate i-,L;tI 10 the SAL.
ucnto L'u"n f,r TIE lists;
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

CLEAR LAKE INDIANS.-Thc Napa Reporter
does not give very favorable idea Of the
condition OF the Clear Lake Indians. 1t says:
The Indians at Clear Lake arc about one
hundred and fifty in all. and have under fence
and in cultivation, after their fashion. abou;
one hundred acres They have been hemmet
in more and more each year by the settlers
who have taken up presumption claims and
even now remain only by sufFtrance. Nest
Of the settlers are friendly to the Indians, and
disposed to do all in their power for their
comfort, but there are wo are sorry, some
exceptions. The Clear Lake tribe have dwin.
died from 10000 in 1910, to mere remnant
Of about 500 in all. The aged warriors state
that they have q sorry time Of it-6tinS often
pinched for food and clothing, while the
younger men, by laboring OH the ranches can
supply themselves and wives with all that is
necessary. Our informant states that while
even the old chiefs have scarcely 50 much as
dirty shirt to hide their nakeGncSS, many Of
the young men arc we'll dressed after the
American fashion, and their women furnished
with gay dresses and even hoops.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
THE MIGHTY HEALER!
H0Hhh KNon'N AND WORLD TRIED
HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT.


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