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SH00 REWARD. = DR.. JEFFRIEs'
II EMO VAL.-DR. G. A. HILL'S
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
NO. So MAIN STREET

Ladies and Gentlemen STEAMERS and EronJs Io
noerN without solicitation, to make of the following
ais VI certneaes received by during the last ein
ee months. VIII you read them? and ii your condition
OF neath requires advice, either come and see me or
what you need. f' ~ e''9
pr Hill cured me in three days of a private disease
office. w. II II T S auGni az ms
DIR. Hil-Sir Your valuable medicines have nermansnt
d grsu me 81 seminal weakness which has affected me
DE- Hill1Please send bottle Of Drops for friend
e %n3 Is IN trouble Sed the kind you sold
Dr. Hill am nearly cured Think shah f. need
one polite more of your Syrup and perhaps some more f
lent o"ue'synu Know best Send as soon conven-
This was bad case of syphilis 'i'''h'S'er ~ H.
f mn mas treated an old of private disease for
e anu cured me- which has troubled inc by pains in the
hihoS, pack and JOINTS for the last twelve years
DR. Hill cured me in six weeks of an Old case Of
contracted in the West Indies 1850 You are a ber1
10 insert the above ii You think best. Capt. r. w NJ
Ut: I'M makes use of no remedies which ta;,-Sarr
oSeaSe speak from perenSAss-sS"ectly upon the
,ue, ssI0 N~srr sfTass n p,.,,
TO FEMALES-All disease peculiar to females as
Suppresslons Irregularities &c speedily and efecually
removed. -
.1eg@ The French Periodical Drops and Pills or the
above affections have been well tested for the last ten
Dr. Hills preventive for married ladies sent in any
direction secure from observation. Price Persons
distance may Dr. HILL by letter (post maid de
scrbng their medicines securely nut IN
and forwarded to part of the United States with full
and explicit directions for Office arranged with sep
tor
Dr. H. makes charges for short consultations Post
PAD letters duly answered Those requiring much ad
vice should enclose small fee, sufficient to compensate
for the time required to write the answer.
w omce hours from a. m. to p. M.
very respectfully, DIR. G. A HILL,
Office No. 50 Main street
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A New and Valuable Collection of Church Music, enti
tied
THE CHORAL HARMONY,
B. F. BAKER and W. o. PERKINS.

In the preparation of this work, the Editors have had
three objects constantly in view first to present music
of high order appropriate to the worship of all Chris
tian denomnOtons secondly to combine simplicity with
true musical efect and thirdly select music that Will
In common use.
The introductory portion Of this work contains full
and carefully prepared treatise the elementary princ
pies Of music, together with pleasing appropriate and
Progressive Exercises for Glasses and schools The col
lection of Il Mn TUNES comprises ndicous choice of
the old and favore pieces together with original compo
stons of great variety, fresh and beauty, The An
thes Notes. anG designed to supply fully
the varied wants Of chOlrs.
The udfety of music Is greater In this work than In
any similar ones known TO the Edtors by which Is meant
the real variety not the number of tunes but the
diversity of sfviethe different emotions expressed by
the music from the Juant Allegro the deep MofstosD
Of the Choral TO the soothing Cdntdb and the tender
1Rddnte.
In the department of Anthems hymns for various
sons and short pieces FOR yOluntares before and after
service,
THE CHORAL HARMONY"
II Is believed will be emnently useful and practical and
present features Of unusual interest.
Those tunes to which the authors name Is not given
with the exception Of the old familiar tunes, cOnpO
s0ns OF arrangements by the senior editor whose long
and successful experience guarantee that nothing viii
be wanting Ia the present work.
On the receipt nifty cents in postage stamps the Pub
fishers Will send copy Of the Choral Harmony for
nation to any address IN the United States, postpaid
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, AZ CO.,
Publishers 10 Winter Street. os on
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mt R s. w l N S L o w
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,

which greatly facilitates the process of teething by sof
tening the gums, reducing all inhammation-will aay
ALL PAIN and spasmodc action and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-20

Important News from Washing
 tOn---Japfain stone to be PrO-
 teCIcd.
 We learn from Fort Buchanan that private and authentic information has been received at the headquarters of Capt Stones Commission campcd near the Patagonia Mines. and close to the line ofSonora, that the President has de- termnei toprotoct Capt. Stone fully in tho en- ioyment of his rights as a citizen of the United States, pursuing his legitimate business in the Territory of ths Republic of Mez.co and will receive, Unnecessary military aid as protection in carrying out the privileges granted his com pany by the Central Government of Mexico Our Minister, Mr. Mclauo, has been instructed to demand oi the Ja2rcz Government heavy damages for the loss sustained ly Cant. Stone and thlt tha order by PosIaicra be revoked and in case not, Scouo and party win be sent back, sustained by military force. A vessel of war is ordered to Guaymas, where cue or more mon of war are to be for the future uni, this matter is satisfactorily arranged. The Commanierof the St. Mary. now on hcrwa to Guaymas, is ordered to communicate mon hs arrival with the authorities ofthe State. and in the name of the United States of North America, to protost against tho order of cvru. sion issued and in force, against Capt. Stone and his party Ho is further directed to re mons'wte against any actof violence with which Capt Stone party may be threatened whil, in the pursuit of any lawful calling in Sonora. Captain Porter is Authenticated and direct cd to use any force necessary to their protection. Measures will be immediately taken to carry out these instructions
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-20
The Overland Mall.

The Overland Mail Company is steadily de- creasing the time between SL Louis and San Francisco At the commencement of the con- tract, serious doubts were entertained by many well informed persons, whether the mail could be conveyed regularly within schedule time: but the contractors have done much more. The schedule time of twenty-five days, has been re- duced until the trip i' now made, with very few exceptions, and with regularity truly re. markajc, inside of twenty-two day4; being a gain of three days on schedule time They are BOW even making it, in less time, and we douit not that with suitable encouragement, the trip can be uniformly made, in niutcon or twenty days without difficulty Tho success of the Company is matter of great importance to the citizens of Arizona, and we hope yet to see a change in the contract and the establishment of a daily mail We notice the company are steadily making Improvements in its manage ment and it is now one of the best conducted lines in the country,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-20
Election i'm Tucson.

At q meeting of the citizens of the Town of Tucson held on the I7th of October 1859, pur snant to previous notice, the following pro- ceeIngs were had-to wit. Col John Walker was called to the chair and PalaGne Robinson chosen secretary.
 The following preamble and resolutions were read and adopted by the meeeting-riz;
 WHEREAS, on the 9th day ofSeptcmber l859 an election was held for the office of Justice of the Peace according to the Statutes of New Mexico, and whereas, J. w. Holt, was duly elected at said election, and whereas, the saii J. w. Holt has removed from this place leaving us without the means of legal redress, there fore
 Be it RESOLVED, that J. HOWARD WELLS be appointed by exclamation to fll the vacancy in said office ofJustice of the Peace, vacated by the removal of the said J. w. Holt, from the precinct of Tucson, and that the Governor of New Mexico, be requested to issue a Commis- sion to the said J, Howard Wells as Justice of the Peace, aforesaid
 2ui Resolved That we the citizens of Tucson in meeting assembled, will sustain and support the said J. Howard Wells in his said office of Justice ofthe Peace, acting in conformity with the Statutes of tho Territory of New Mexico.
 The meeting then adjourned sine die
 JouN WALgEH3 Chairman.
 pALArEr RoBlNsoE, Sec.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-20
Enyasion b5 EndiaRs.

Our town was thrown into a great state of eTcitem'nt the early part of the week. by the aTiyaIof one or two old lndiaus of the P,nal trice of Apaches, with the report that the Covo- teros and some other tribe had joined together. and band ofthcm, unmbcring some five hnn- drod warriors, were going to leave in few days for the purpose of attacking and destroy ing Iubac. Some considerable reliance was placed in the report from the fact hs, the tive that came in were well known by many of our citizens, one ofihom being the Medicine" man of the triJa and both friendly A courier was immediately dispatched to warn the people ol Iubac, and they in turn sent to Fort Buchanan for aii which Was at once granted, nud som. twenty-five men worescut down undcr sergeant to guard the devoted place. Fortunately the report proved to be ill-fouudcd- the In. dans mot appearing the ancient town of Tubac still remains as an emblem of the past Ii originated undoubtedly with some renewed attempt they intended to make to get possession once more of the stock of the Sonora Explor. ing and Mining Company which they have already taken twice, bu, have been unable to get off with
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-20

oi Now Mexico, as uuausworahlc evidence
 ora.nlt a'l such false statements as to ourpopa
 ation. The Vicar General, with means for deriving the most accurate iuiormat.ou-hjs duties extending over the greater part of the Territory--pu,. the population of Arizona at over eleven thousand inhabitants It needs no further reply at our hands, and We would only suggest to tho writer tho necessity of a ro-study of the first rules of arithmetic, with which, and a sprinhiing of truth, he might be a little nor, accwatcin his figures
 That tho Mexican population in this Terri tory are poor, ignorant and rascally.' We em. phalica.,y deny The assertion is contrary to proof They are generally we'll of, many of them farmers and mechanics and. as general rule, law abiding citizens That there are some entirely reckless, caring for no law, in a country like this with the example sct, is plain: but they are but few, and principally foreigners. living a part of the time here and in Sonora. or elsewhere. The Mexican resident population. are known to be quiet aul law abiding citizens. and fully equal to any of our own class, indc- pendent of the false and unjust islander thc writer in his usual style, has thought it to i'm lrIre iu
 We bavo already SO fully replied 10 the favor ite hobby of tdla, thata judicial district is all thatis needed in this Territory" that, space not permitting, we can only refer our readers to the views expressed in inc columns of the ARrzoNAN, in the past few weeks, as a sufficient and convincing reply t6 any such statement l.. is somewhat remarkable that Gila, when in control of the only paper in this Territory, had not the temerity to use its columns in supper. of measure 30 rcpugnant to our people From files before us, we find, he attempted once or twice teebiy to advance such an idea but only at the end of his service, when circum- stances convinced him his interests would b. furthcred in dscontinuing his conncxon then he assayed timidly to give his views of a meas. ure to which, as he knew, the large majority of our citizens were opposed It is evident he aimed more for the support and favor of a few East, than he did to represent honestly and truthfully the wishes of our citizens, and views he had not the hardihcol to promulgate in his paper in this section, through the facilities of correspondence, he heralled throughout the East, as expressive of the wishes of our cit- zens when it is patent to all the reverse is the case
 From want of space, and the length of our reply We are obliged to conclude it in our next issue.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-20
THE ARIZONIAN.

.siI~ TO ADVERTISERS .- Persons desiring to al. verse in this paper, requested to send iu their Tucson Arizona.
 z5- s,nsca,rrtov- must in all ease, be a.com. panied with the cash. No subscriber, name will be entered upon our books until advance payment has been made AGENTS FOR THE ARIZONTAN.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-11
RICHMOND ADV ERTISEMENS.
-,-~-~>~~|-c>-r>-~-~~--
GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated Sewing Machines
PPTTFV 60 no Sl00.

PRICES $50 TO 500.
Office, 494 B,oadaeoy, N. Y; Mechanics' Institute,
9th Street, Richmond, va. +.
TT is no longer questioned that these Machines
L are the best in use for family and plantation
sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner, and the only Ma
chimes in the market that so well and simply
made that they may be sent to purchasers with no
othe instructions than are contained in circular
which accompanies each machine, and from which
q child Of ten gears may readily learn how to use
them and keep them in order. They make upwards
Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE.
The first place in public estimation is justly ac-
corded to the Grover & Baker Machine. for the fol-
lowing reasons:
LIST. It is more simple and easily kept in order
than any other machine.
3D. 1t makes a seam which will not rip or ravel
though every third stitch be, cut. >
Sd. 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and all
trouble of winding thread is avoided, while the
machine can be adapted by change of spools
to all varieties of work.
4th. The same machine runs silk, linen thread
and common spool cotton with equal facility.
9TH. The seam is elastic the most elastic
fabric that it is free from all liability to break
in washing, ironing or otherwise.
9th. The stitch made by this machine is more
beautiful than any other made, either by hand OF
machine.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
STRIBLING SPRINGS, SCHOOL

Stribling Springs, Augusta County, Va.
THIS SCHOOL is preparatory to the University
= OF Virginia, any College, or for business. In
it are taught the English, Latin, Greek, German,
French, Spanish and Italian Languages; Mathe-
matics. and the Natural Sciences.
The Principal has had ten years experience in
teaching Classical School, and is aided by COM
petent Assistants.
The session begins the last Monday in September,
and ends the first Friday in June, of each year.
Expenses for the session, (for Tuition, Board Wash
ing, Fuel and Lights,) Sl62, payable one half in
advance, the other at the middle Of the session.
(Charge from the 1st of January to the end of the
session $100.)
This School is at one of the peasantcst watering
places in Virginia, (where are Alum, Sulphur
Chaybeate md Freestone Waters y it is proverbi
ally healthy the buildings are new; but two boys
occupy large dormitory ; it is easy of access, be
ing but ID miles from Stanton with which it il
connected by tr-weekly line Of Stages. 1t is en-
tirely in the country, away from ali inducements
to vice of any kind. For further information ap
ply to the Principal or. Proprietor, Stribling
Springs, Augusta county, Va.
J. HOTCHKISS, Principal.
P. H. WOODWARD, Hotel Keeper.
G. KINNEY, Proprietor.
References.
Rev. B. NJ. Smith, D. d., Union Theo. Sem. Va
N. G. Kinney, ESQ Stanton, Va.
r. l.. Doyle, ESQ, g g
| S. B. Brown, ST.,
stribling Springs, Dec. IA, ls5s.-tf
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ROBERT T.. DICKINSON.
SUCCESSOR TO
BINFoRD, DICKINSON & wEISIGER
Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot,
No7S. Main Street. Richmond. va.

~ 9, NAaiH 5tICct. RICHmCHQ. va
7 WOULD respectfully beg leave to return my
public generally for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed On tie late concern, and hope by strict at
tention to business, &c merit continuance of the
same.
Ihave now in store the largest and most COM
plete assortment of HATS, CAPS. and every other
article in my line, offered in this market,
which have been selected with the greatest care
fresh from the most extensive manufactures, espe-
cially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee Fall and Winter Trade. The attention of
Merchants and dealers is respectfully called to the
above splendid stock, which will be sold at whole
sale and retail on the most favorable terms. NJ Y
stock Of Ladies' and Chidren's FANCY FURS is
complete in every respect comprising the richest
and most fashionable styles worn this season. A
call is respectfully solicited.
10 have secured the valuable services Of Mr..
Gro. W. DUEsBEnRH, ase those of hr. j. B. STE
Richmond, Dec. Is, lS5S.-ly
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-11
NJ E OLGA L
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
DIET d ETA
PHILADELPHIA

e.
A Beneyolent Institution, established Jy sreeial En-
do,cnsent for the Relief Of the Sex apa al
tressed, afflicted ecith Tirulent ana
r. EDidemic Diseases.
TIME HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
i awful destruction of human life caused by Seq
ua diseases, and the receptions practsed upcn the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases bY puacksa
several years ago directed their Consulting Sun
geOn, as CHART bic oct worthy OF their name, 70
open Dispensary for the treatment o. this cass
OF diseases. in all their forms, and to give NEbI-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by let
ter with description OF their condition Gage. oc-
cupation habits of life &c, aud in cases Of ex-
treme povertF. to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE II IL needless to add that The AS
socia,jce commands tht highest Nedca. skin of the
age and viii furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors of the 4 nciation, III their Anup-
al Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases,
express the highest satisfaction gith the success
which has attended the Iabors of their Surgeons
in the cure Of Spermator, hns, Seminal v sak ness.
Gonorrh9a, elect, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism
Self-Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys and bad
der, &C., and order continuance of the same
plan tor the ensuing year.
The directors, on review Of the past, feel asau-
red that their labors in this sphere of Benevolent
effort, have been of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the young, and they have resolved tc
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, % this very
important but much deSpiSed cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhcea, or Sem
nal W cakness. the vice OF Onanism, Masturbation
or SeItA buse, and ether diseases OF the Sexual
Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent
BY mail lin sealed envelope.) FREE OF
CHARGE, On receipt Of TWO STAMPS for post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment OF Sexual diseases, diet. &C., are con
stanuy being published for gratuitous distribu-
tiQn, and viii be sent to the afflicted Some OF the
new remedies and methods of treatment discover
ct during the last year, are of great value.
Address, tur Rerorto or treatment. Dr. J. ski
LIN uOUGHTON Acting Surgeon, Howard AS
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa By order of The Directors. -
:, EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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AUSTIN & GEN TRY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COD I'D nm

CORNER OF
Franklin and Union Streets, rear the IA.
Central Railroad Depot, Richmond,
VTTIEL give their constant attention to the sell
w ing Of FLOUR, WHEAT, Corn, OATS, BACON,
LARD, BUTTER, BAILED HAY, and Country Produce
generally. We assure all who will favor with
their consignments, to make prompt returns as
the goods sold,
REFERENcEs.-C Fontaine, President Of til
Va. Central Railroad; Messrs. Dickinson, Hill 4
Co.. E. A. j. Clopton; Thomas w. Dudley, City
Sergeant, Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, d. D.; Rev. Leo.
Rosser, D. D., Editor of Richmond G. Advocate
Rev. F. !, Roggs; Rev. E: 2. Wilson, and A. G.
Stubs, Esq.
January Is l25H-lv
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Richardson's
4 rs 2 s III r. HIVE US,

DaHlHSKs, I5Iap1rS. &c.
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON'S LINENS
~ and those DESTROYS of obtaining GENUINE GoQDs
should that the articles they purchase are seal
ed with the full maine Of the firm,
Richardson's, SONS Dc OWDEN,
as guarantee Of the soundness and durability G
the Goods
This caution is rendered essentially necessary a
large quantities of inferior and defective Linens
prepared, season after season and sealed with tht
name Of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses, who re
CARELESS of the injury tlIRs inflicted alike on The
American consumers and the manufacturers of tht
genuine Goods, will not readily abandon business
SO profitable, while purchasers can be imposed On
with Goods Of WORTHLESS character.
j. BULLOCKE & j. B. LOCKE,
Agents, SO Church Street New York
Sept. Is, IS5S.-1y
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VIM. s. DAVID l4EDSOS,
House Carpenters and Builders

House carpenters and Builders
NEaiEy near the Corner Of sth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Staun-
Ia ton and the surrounding country that they are
prepared with the assistance Of their Steam Power,
and all the most useful Wood Working Machinery,
to execute every description Of work in their line
of business, in manner not to be surpassed, such
as BUILDING HOUSES Of all dimensions, re-
pairing or remodeling the same; putting IN Store
Fronts Of any kind, Shevngs put up, Cornters
made &C., in neat and tasteful manner, Stairs
built and Hand Rails worked according to Geonet-
rical Pripoipies; Cornices made to suit any style
Of Buildings; all kinds Of Moudngs hand ;
Sash Blinds and Doors made to order, and sent to
any part of the country; every kind Of Wood Turn
ing. such Stair Bausters, Newe! Posts, &c. Ar
chitectnral Wood Carving for Store Fronts and
Capitals for Porch columns. All orders executed
lin neat manner.
W. d. GIBSGN hope, by strict attention to
business together with their practic&1 knowledge
Of the same to merit continuance Of public pa
tronage.
rs Orders respectfully solicited.
Richmond, Dec III, 1858 -ly
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READ ONE! READ AIT,,,
February s., 1859

nR. 7. s. McNEIL'S PAIN EXTERMINATOR,
- prepared by Minister in the Methodist
Church. It is No humbug. 1t has been used with
success in Coughs of long standing, Colds, Group,
Pain in the breast and back, Rheumatism, Collie,
Diarrh@a, Sick Head Ache, Erysipelas, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Loss Of Appetite, and many 9TH
er complaints. It is almost entitled to the name of
cure all. No family should be without bottle. -
have given us certificates Of its value We give
the names of several who testify to its usefulness
Rev. G. W. Stanton, West View, and Elizabeth
Smith, Churchville, dc.
l can be had at DIR. Fl. s. EICHELBERGEKS
Drug Store, and at DR.. YOUNGS.
Staunt IN. March 4. l05G Nm