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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-18

F~EvERs.-Fever, like every other form Of disease to
which the human system is liable, is caused by impure
humus- This being caused by the the more rapiG action
Of the blood struggling with nature in endcayoring to
cast ont Of the body the corrupt matter which is deadly
opposed to health. Hence the good and bad humors are
at war with each other, and the c0mInotiUn which fol-
lows causes fever and heat. The symptoms Of fever are
various : causing heaviness, Ianguor, difficult breathing,
eyes dull and heavy, anxiety signing and yawning, al
ternate fits of heat and cold Alter which the patient
complains of pains in the head and back, great thirst,
nausea and sickness, a fuiiness about the stomach, and
sometimes vomiting bilious matter. Or. Norse's Indian
Root Pills are acknowledged to be a strengthening and
delightful medicine for all kinds of fevers. They not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels from all bilious matter
but they open the excretory vessels, causing them to
pour copious illusions from the blood into the bowels.
after which the corrupted mass is thrown out by the nat
ural passage OF the body. All that is required in urgent
cases of fever will be to take large doses. In order to
have them operate thoroughly by the bowels, take from
three to five, night and morning, entirely disapp .ars.-
After which, from two to four every evening nil well,
and you will be convinced that this is the BEST way to
check fever, because they drive out al Inflammation and
restore the body to a state of sound health. And the
blood and other fluids will be so thoroughly purified that
disease in any form will be utterly impossible.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-18

EaiLIzng IEaterials.
THTE have nlad9 arrangements such as will en-
wv able Us to furnish
DOOES, SASH AID BLINDS,
Of a quality sGpericl 10 anything We have ever had, q
MANUFACTURERS PRlCESi~
Sash 6llni VITA C.ass, ant Painted, constantly on han,
at less than they usually cost.
March II, '5g-%if - {. \. POTTER L GO. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-18
Chr 8tarkets.


-ected weekly by R. Z. HILLS & soN, Wholesale ant
Retail Grocers. No. 4 williams Block.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

TI0 YOR THE FAIR The universal cry, and thousands
u participating IN the festivities which such Interesting
osessteas raon ror the pssnt ussk, se h!ongng multi
participate IN The Interesting sosnss whsh are tbs osssag Of
such occssiunA sz8 80 ess8sE ..t - a a-.,f
thousands invited and welcomed may DO found the
TAs Od WAteAsra Photographs Gallery nex de1r 70 the
virginia Hank, Street. Lynehbase Va where hundreds
81 xnns q the noble woks Of creation exhiblion
me- a and any should desire fAe sme Of thsmaelves
shall b Furnished on sho notic and n prices thai cannot
hii 70 please 't
grade, constantly hand Also, Lockcs Breast Pima Finger
kingA Watch Seals Charms, nc.
Ptuyea taken style Of tho ar a. all hours Of the
day and In all kinds Of weather. ID. II. BLISS
oct 1o-dE asll Practical Prot0graphlst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
GNs Rare and BssatvsI Given Enthusiastically
WitAort Honey to all Psrsons Ordering Books from
CLARK'H GREAT
GIFT BOOK. ESTABLISHMENT

GNIs kdrs and BsdutVI GtvsH ladIscrsRsaaEty
Vithont Aoasy 10 all Psrsons Ordering Books from
CLARK'6 GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABL1SHMENT
NO. sos. spams Garden Suss5 mr..
msgnincsncs and hberaiy Thousands testify and
universally acknowledged 10 the most liberal and puctuai
Gin EnteTprise In the United BtateA
nMy and Casned Catalogue Of Books pamphlet OF -
large pages contans full List " Histories Bgahie Ira
veA Adventures Stories Anecdotes. Tales Narratives. ko
spors and rnstines Aiso kegiouA Biblical Theo-
logical CLASSICAL Philosophical Geographical Botanical and
Agricultural Works Dictionaries, Lexc0na Albums Animals
and Presentation Nook. Bibles Hymn and Prayer bSok In
Of ts day Al Of which Handsomely bound and auARAN
TEkD PEkFkJr In every respect. ~ II
The schedule Of 0s present (as will be BY reference
70 Oaalogue The most extensive also the most
SUPERIOR elegant and magnificent offered by any similar
each book al the time Of sale.
A Fine G0ED WAToM accompanies every order Of 100
Books ordered u one Time irom my Catalogue
TESfIAUNlAlS.
A evidence OF the VI been asserted
pend the nAnes VI few gentlemen Of high standing whose
veracy be Questioned ordered
hooks from and received 3oLD WATCnKs, namely VIM
Zimmerman Esd, Mlddleiown, Pa John D. sKie Wholesale
nom somcrse county In the Pennsyvana Lslaur; Waiter
u. Evans Notary Public Lancaster city, Pa jacob Martin
EsQ hochestes n VI Hiram fsk ESQ., Cleveland Ohio; MIR.
Geo. Leuhars Harrisburg, Pa; Mr. j. fesrs Bear Greek
Crosby, WI Lawrence street, Phiadelphla; who
splendid SILK Dress Patern worth elh l. sss
sssss = d. W. CLARK,
No 500 Spring Garden Street. Phlsdclphia
stsss Ny Agents liberal
remuneration for their trouble Fall particulars be had
by addressing above Catalogues sent free
dresA 4 -. ll-i tsug 9-dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DEDUCED RATES.-The U. 0. Mall 6tcamefA ,S,nne
III JAMESTOWN, Capt PAKRisn, and BOA. S2RxN
NOkE, Capt SKINNER will carry passenger 70 and
from Virginia al RgDucED RArEA
The JAMESTOWN, Capt PAaaIsa, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, az o,e!eck ely Point :sms evening
and Norfolk Wednesday, a 10 o'clock for New York.
arriving there early mex. day and in time 70 connect with the
lines going East and NORTH f. HesetesA SIS p -
The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock, City Point next morning,
o'clock, aud Portsmouth, evening" for New York. Afnv-
ing nexi evening l. > = 80 = Sa gK44l-s
r E Il u r MI G.
Tho jamestown leaves YORK, from PiW No. II North
River every saturday afternoon nj O'Clock, for NoOik Pc
tcrsurg and Misunderstanding Freight for each place
The Roanoke leaves New York. frOm Pier No Is North Riy
er, every Wednesday afternoon O'clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and Misunderstanding Freight for each place.
REDUCED RATE6 f.s=,
Passage stateroom included, between Norfolk and New
y
PASSAGE stateoom included, between Richmond Peters
burg anu rev h0rk,........ .........s... .
Passage included, between Lynohburg and New
Passage to and from Norfolk same as BY ie River 6ca.s
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
gU- The new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will
BE- put upon The line at tho rates above forming Tn
Weekly line l - p. 3. -
For tickets apply to LEE ROOKIE & CO., Agents
april 3odis Main street. Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
-. = MASSIE 4 SMITH, se,--aae
,,s ColNIS0IoN H1nCHA1GEs, teest
LEAF Arm 1E2 m GIT s ef g soSA oco
4s 'front.' Atfestsvvyos xe
PRTERsBUR0 ADVzRIIsNlRHTs 5

NO. q es iSSSST fTS HioLxl :, -, :.
AYTERS 10 hs friends and thu Rablic 0ns q W
siLvKEWARE, FINE CLOCKS and flkyT- LASS GOODS
Of every variety line psesenfed - the psnhe
cheap brilliant and beautiful 10 had eesr essap
shnent this any other country IN esefy ~
c,s mported Of The nswe. sys and
the unique ciasscai aud salorais woFkmanahle
6-dA s4ssass 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

= lure Brandies and xNinaes.el ~
10y hupester article Of Pars }ssnak 6rss " - a.,
6s.n 100 rwe Caa.oea Broadly, made fsm frs
s.ywl la TIE state u Ohia; Pss lrfce Derf 49,
~ @ G',a Sep These articss sss 81 err, e
.'e iNs:. purposes For sale By - - f1's' "'a
JOHN II. sEAf. Enutt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

Seed Store.
FUCKER oasn 70 tho trade, At his store opposite The
a. Bank OF vhg1pA n Lynchburg the following catalogue
0f FIELD SEED. Which are Warranted hesh and pure;
F Ess Slss''' sla' ao EE s::::.,
Orchard, ls Randall or Kentucky Rlpo
RR sssss @a,'' asa SSss. sxa,d 9#
feb s<du u II Black Data lg-lLILla
IlAKER's BlTTERsi Riehsrdson's Sherry Wine Bitter.
aug is:ds. - j: i. THOMPSON, nsgsl...
Silver Pitchers and Goblets.
WYE have syes Of the above, which win BE- sold
w reasonable teriaA J. WILLIAMS SON
aug adts = y fsaeNs ssS sAsSs ~ g Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,

IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
= : No 1871, SYCAMORE BTREET, - a.a1f =
,fT - =. sss Petersburg, Va
WILLIAM DUNLOP have IN store we'll ssscsted stock
" Of IRON AND STEEL, which they o6e IN los 70 suit
purchaser, Ut the lowest prieeA
Engish and Beat Refined iron-all slsss, - - =
bwedes and Hammered lfon; sssR g4ssaa4n4 Esses
Wide Plough Iron; - -
Nall Rod, and Horseshoe Iron-best brands;
Band, Hoop. Oval, and H.fround Iron; sfss
sheet Iron, bar and Pig; Tin and Lead; z.~ =. -.
Cast Blister German, Round, Machine and Spring Steel
Prompt and personal attention paid " osdera. 5tf
July z6-d3m -..E II a - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
REMOVAL! REMOVAL,

f~ IHAVE taken Mrs Kiuniers Store, nearly opposite
Merchants Bank, 70 Main Street. for weeks
shall BE- happy 20 see ali who wish for Boois SAoss
- Hate 1rHaEs, DO ses.se Il SIS ss4sss Is sskv
In weeks expect open the old sand again, greatly
improved In appearance and convenience and where
shall offer very prime assortment Of uoOdA
Al ~ some goods called old sock will be sold very low
July l4dts ... ssi g.. ts4-ss r. SkABtJRY.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
Look % Fear Cosi and weed Bills.

WE have a.s received sas:s :spPy eftss oss.asd w
were 20 universally admired ists Agricultural Mschsn
ic. rsif IN .hs gs.s y - ss sass q feel shs ssios
shs yaops dspsmenss u cooking thsy arr acknosledcA 70
b fc bcn Btses Known We have hied VI spue Copper
Furnishing hot waiss n all neA etu addition fue
ing heated BY the pipe and Without interfering with The
cooking arrangements u the stove.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
LynOhDnss Coach ana Wagon Factory.


cR1x> HEsabscrbsr returns his grateful Acknowledge
meat. 70 b. Old friend: and customers for the ife-
them and tho pubic business.
~ ss Il s
and Bugs,ss Aso .ags a..or;nsu o. and .sohorse
good work, old LysaAtsr0 Coach and Wagon
may expec, got yood work and al low price All Who wani
good a, and neat, ass. bass'ss give me S Ss upv .
nTARD DUPY CO.'S DARK BRANDY, Vintage 1881,
d. imported Po and Mad.,ra Wine o. qualities
sae by July ltdls JONES ~, hlcunlond
Candy Fifteen Cents by Wholesale
And Warranted to keep In any Climate
april sSS S Ss' '' TaS1 "a e 5. r SSSs
DRiME WESTERN BACON SIDES and Shoulders, che. .
sasarca Gu, HA"' TAXED and bas Yer. d.. aadsna
july ai.dts -. Iiclinsld, Va
XxJHEAr GLEANEksi WHEAT GLEANERs.,-wlll
june iodlA WMirrEMogE d JosLuN.
SHIkTs, ,oIsERY, Ae-shrt. Drawyr, Collars. Gloves
kOHosery, HaiAercheis 5s"cks Neck rta Se III the
LATEST spging sne, Just rceeissd Wy ssss,
FOR R E Mt.
WE Ss.r Co rem, the ,,.opsrty sn.wa q: the AMERl
''s sS isdsa~. j. sas spr' rpKEE. Trustees.
ROE ElsMaws Aeys'a.t reserved ~ u No. Rock
superior shad re,ai and 10 which we invite The ,rae
and our friends generally so examine. viii sell bargain
june sa-d. ' A iS3 Main IN Street.
ACertain Cure for Gonorrhea and Syphilis,
a ka.s McQunn RicAmond Va. win recsiss in return
cure every In whatever stage used the money
oommaeioalon. mus. be accompanied BY picdc secrecy
aug ltdeodows iHF 3fss '7as ssF -
cLEEyE BUTTONS AND sTUDs-s.veral new ,lylr, ,u.
y 70 hand and for sale, reasonable prices, by
aug udl. ]. Williams = SON, IS Main Street.
Sombrero Guano.
tons o. Phosphate Gasno just nom sOnbrero lsand
known the world containing and 81 p cent Of
4 q .a .s Nc de. TIE
We soLs Asssfs or the sale Of Guano here aud
y ss Al Horshsm psiess dsdacns eEpsnss . Chi.
Pamphls containing It's ana,si &e iurnisled ON spplca
a4ss~a a...asgs - y AoCoRKLE d co. Sole Ascnts.
april dAesa Main Stree. Lgachbsry, Va.
- 3 Machine and Lamp Oils.sA -,
4 FULL :oss e =. Leap s~d xaeatas @ y bss, qualify
-..ss1. - -. : !, raoxpsos. D~ss,..,
Dante AND OIIA-w zne, wAis Lad. IN colour.
8 i.ss q. 80 srsg ss':ias sd sos ri :.e
rxAy1...,, -. IS "a. AnD 3D.. ~ I. :. ..
sed q II ssSsd 4 "a ssl s% ss. s0~ ssss
s. e. s ssa E lsy Cat saass y .ds,sias
q li:d0. =. . NO j puRSrss, e A .ssass
UfHkAt fnkksI1InG AAcHINEs--I have 4 slo-s AID
~ - r. s: e. ss:.s:s sio.sa Pow
az .SIxCTACLRSi -spRgTACTKsII 10
xF@. ~ AeLEs e Al qualities. ssiiabas IN my ne
10y Z 49, .a.Isa.l s.aa JAARs DINWIDpIK.s
On cxsEssrIc I4ceRyCE on scnsm,o, q ., -,
SNsWk fsat . EAapl isds,l smith 4 ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
- SITTER.
Oypessfs tAs ExeAsass Bssk, .s.
Main elreet, Lynchburg, Vac.

go Nall ~ street, Iy1cnnTrg, y.
BTTrzEgS the p,sce V beyycaf nArs made under hls
sn ia.Pseoa, ~ ~ nost celebrated workmen that
8 teedeee6 Ne h frnahing hls numerous
"Reminiscences Hal hat osn b peonced There nothing
IN 0em h ths dy They afs Ne Hat Of he
al AaN beanttf He doc MI design being eeoiiniiea
ID tAas svssyeedy ~. mus. b - hsssfOss want
nut pesasy aaplsd 70 ~ form d s bad sxquIats-
y kssiaAA., s.ases.s b The place 70 - Il
h Noah aeo ell attention 70 hs large stock OF Son fclt
Hai ofssesy .ds md qsali, essyun at great varie-
" nBs Nsyy cqih yelvsl anA PusA CapA Chrrna Fancy
Bats I'D Ce tae Rdlag haaA and N Kinds ofiIas made
" order n Tie ahoftcst ueltce.
CIR u ssssA Psssisa Hsase 1t basssna tho sign
IL 10 nEuR nAS. Inos 12-dtn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

yvHE following aicles shipped by the Virginia Teppessee
Railroad y he seys! epos @ which hey wsse aadsss-
having called 0 have been ordered back Lynch
burg aud sto,ud u he Va Tenn kstlroad Depot
This 70 notify I'll whon may concern, tAai pot taken
away by day Of Ocsobe pex the articles viii DO sold
public auction. " meet ffvight chargee
All the of the city Of Lynchburg and those along the
line Of tho Va Tenn Rairoad viii please copy until ai day
OF October. =
by order Of the President a
THO6 ID. JEl.LIe, Genl FrL Art
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
Candy Fifteen Cents by Wholesale,
md Warranted to keep In any Climate
r o r r e n Il,

n WE Offer for rent the luperty known the ANERl-
UW CAN HUikl, the lover Street. Ioss.s-
saoa given Immediately. For lsrms apply TO
feb ID datawu j. II. ~ sAM.L rYREE, Trustees
DOCK FlSHWc hpver1ust received a lot VI No. Rock
- Fish In barrels (Ssrth Carolina, packed In s. equal
Superior ~ Shad for rrai and W which invite
and our friends generally examine, will bargain
10 caoss. s-A LEE, koCKE d CO,
june 32-dts Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

A BROW Ro0T on cKKRs, ~ D.. e.; .jeM Eses...<
a ssSedH sTADLER . JokEA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
june 1i.dlxzrg.eAp2i II -aiuiSaiL IsaasAaH :.
Tin Foii aAla Mosplibts Cit iMslafactor,

HAyE you called al Hnsn 4 srnAusn's Cioshing, Boo
III Gents rurnishng Essahahnsntf II you hav,
certain yeu Will call anin and those that have
should certainly CALI as their motto Selling Cheap TO IN
crease Cdsfon DoJnr Saved Dollar naden We ar
still In recspt of fresh sosda BY every days expss arrival
just 70 the public IN gensral some all 70 H. 81
Lewis. "a lima s1-den tsasni NlR5h & 6rRAUsE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

NTARD, DUpUY q co.'s FRENCH BRANDY,Iu quarter
~ cssk vIuase lsb Superior Java Coffee In pockets PORT
Wine 0ncrghth opsf0usth, and onehaf ppes very old
aud hne for nais By JONES d 90,
July 2i.dn .Es3ssfstf RichmQnd, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

nTARD, DUPY b CO.'S DARK BRANDY, Vintage 1851,
~ In qusrer pipes, Henessy and other imported
dy imported Port and Madcira Wine Of qualities
sale by Uuly ls-dlsl JONES a Co, i.icuniond
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
OREGoy THEATrIcAl.s-Thc Port

OREGON THEATEIcALs.-Thc Port
land Times of late date states that
Stewards new theatre in that city was
opened under the management of Mr.
c. II. Balm, and notwithstandingstheih-
clemency of the weather, brilisnt-au-
dieEcc was in attendance. ROMEO and
Juliet was the play offered, and It was
well performed. Mrs Chapman's-Jf1iet
was a very fine piece of actifig; Mr..
Waldron's Romeo was excellent. and
the other actors acquitted themselves
equally we'll.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
Fire at Red DOg.---Life Lost.

A fire broke ont at about twenty min
utes to o'clock, yesterday morning at
Red Dog, in the barber shop owned and
occupied by Fred. Kempher, who per-
ished in the flames. A Mr.. Henderson
and wife were burned though not Sc
riously. The fire in its cou. Sc destroy
ed seven buildings and goods of some
value. The following is a list of the
losses:
Fred Kempher, barber shop, billiard
saloon and fixtures, $1,000.
II. Henderson. store and clothing,
$4,000.
Jones & Breithaup. bakeshop, $500.
J. II. Bullard, store aud goods, $4,000.
John McNally, improvements on part
of same house, $500.
Giles S. Brown & Bro. house $500
goods saved.
John Yants, house .s3Oo-goods saw
ed.
The body of Fred. Kemphcr was
found near his trunk. tits supposed he
was attempting 20 save some valuables
from tie trunk when he was suffocated
by smoke, or crushed when the root
fell in.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

~ The Sacramento Union is out
again with the proposition to amend the
constitution through the Legislature
with the subsequent approval of the
people, and intimates that the question
of changing the constitution is likely to
occupy prominent position with the
present Legislature.
1t is universally admitted, we believe,
that the constitution needs revision-
What changes are to be made, and in
what manner ? are the qustions. 1t
would please many readers of the UniOn
i'll these parts, if it would demonstrate
explicitly that a number of sections in
the constitution can be amended by the
Legislature and approved as an entirety
by the people by one single ballot, or
that n vote upon each section as amend
cd is required and proper. We con-
ceive the relative merits of the two
modes of amending the constitution de-
pend upon such demonstration.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

gaze the names of private citizens. We
however dispose of the bug-bear by
stating we are and ever have been in
favor Of the Government doing equal
and exact justice to every citizen re-
gardless of popular clamor. -
When we commenced it was our in
tention to extend our review over a
much lar ger surface of the message
than we now find we have space Or in
clination for. Especially had we inten-
ded to have noticed its literary merits,
bnt on observing the frequent occurrence
of the word "somc' we find ourselves
lnvoluntalily looking for "punkins."
In conclusion, we, in all candor, de-
clare that we did expect from the long
experience of Governor Weller in pub
lie life; from the ability claimed for
him by his friends; froM the attention
he has been said to bestow upon the
duties of his office, that his forthcoming
message would DO luminous with wise
suggestions such as were calculated to
shed light on tho devious!path of legis-
lation. But instead, VIC have con-
glomeration of long drawn out generali-
ties of false rcasonings and confused
and foggy statements; drapcd in style
that defies all criticism.
When that special message or report
relative to the government Of the State
Prison is forthcoming we expect to have
something more to say. and at which
time we may take further notice of the
message before us,
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

PoIsoNiNG.-Three hundred prison
ers were poisoned at San Quentin on
Friday last, from eating bread made of
flour into which some deleterious prepa-
ton had been introduced. None of the
prisoners had died at last accounts,
though tho symptoms were of fatal
character.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

ABDUcTIoN.-A frail damsel from the
Flowery kingdom-a Chinese Helen
was abducted from her abode on Com
mercial street, one night of last week
We Glanced to pass thatway next morn
ing and heard sounds to which that oi
numerous indignant Thomas cats would
not be a patclin.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Wells, Fargo 8. Co., again Robbed
The box of Wells, Fargo Il Co., con-
tanning $4,000 or $4,000 was taken
from the Forest Hill stage on his way
to Auburn on the 11th inst. Seven men
were seen engaged in tl'v robbery.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
VerplanCk & McMullen,
Wholesale Dealers in
CIR OCERIES g. PROFESSIONS,

San Francisco
OFFER for sale a. the lowest rates
~ 5000 boxes Adamantine Candles
1000 boxes new layer Raisns
aoa boxes Pie Fruits and Preserves e.
200 boxes Oysters, best brands; ~
200 cases Leaf Lard; -.
100 barrels extra clear Pork;
300 Firkns new June Butter;
200 one half barrels Family Mackesd1s :.
200 Kits faIuily Mackercl;
500 chests Green and Black Tea
Also
A choice assortment of Case Goods.
San Francisco, Jan. l4th.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Tyranny and He0n1ess.-The attempt
to degrade Douglas, by ousting him
from the chair of the Committee on Ter
r;tories.