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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04
HOW TO ENJOY A COLD.

You have one all over you, as violent as
may be--one that is not to be sneezed at, that
will confne you to your bed, compel you to
take medicine, and restrict you to broth and
barley-water. There you are, then, ill-happy
fellow very i'll you have not the least
conception how much you are to be envied.
The mere fact of being in such condition rem
ders you an object of interest and anxiety.
Everybody in the house is ready to wait on
you, and all you have to do is to lie still and
enjoy your bed, while other people are bust
ling about indoors and outdoors all day, un-
dergoing the fatigue and irksomeness of their
ordinary avocations You are i'll you are to
do nothing, not even to get up to breakfast.
but to have it brought to your bed You are
made an object of sympathy; it is very la
mentabe to see you propped up with pillows,
and costly encased in warm shawl around
the throat and shoulders. You are not to be
hurried over your breakfast; there are no en-
gagements to fulfil the note you have dis
patched implies an exemption from them all.
You have nothing to think of but the enjoy
ment of your chocolate, or prehaps tea and
mullins, which you may MUNICH and sip as leis-
uroly as you please, while reading magazine
or newspaper. At last breakfast is over and
you nave become tlIeu OF TtdulHB uONu 20
the pillows to their usual position, and after
some gentle hand has smoothed and placed
them comfortably, you sink back upon them
overwhelmed by delightful sense Of mental
and bodily Incidence. What blessing it is
to have escaped the ordeal of shaving, even
for one morning only think of that; and re-
member, also, how the warmth of the bed will
encourage the growth of your beard, compell
ing you, of course, to send for the barber,
when you have got well enough to leave your
room again. Hark there's knock at the
treet-door--somebody you don't want to see,
probably; "Master's very poorly. and obliged
to keep his bed" Ha, ha keep his bed. ehs
no such thing it's the bed that keeps him
snug and warm, and in blessed state of free
dom from all annoyance. Everybody is agreed
that you are very poorly, and are not to be
disturbed about anything. You complacently
abandon yourself to the idea, nestle your head
luxuriously in the pillow, pull the bedclothes
over your chin, and resign yourself to a de-
liuhtful doze - Leigh HINT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04

~ Il know said Tipsy, "watcr is fine
thing, but it is 50 dreadful linn"
Lola Montoz, in recent lecture in Dublin,
said "What was once termed cheating and
knavery is now called, in America, the best
end Of good bargain; to be intoxicated is
to be slightly elevated, and to be dead drunk
is only to be oblivious."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04

10 II would not be a woman" said Jean
Paul Richter, "for then | could not love
h~r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-04

Most men employ the first part of their life
~ me other miserable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
Daily a'ir9iniau.
Mossrs Goggin and Letchor at staunton.

A corrcspondent Of the Richmond Whig, writ.
ing from Staunton, March llth, says:
| wns ono of the few per.ons here who
thought yo, had been u lttle too hard on
John l.etchcr few DAYS ngo, in his treatment of
Mr. Goggin in reference 10 his appointments But
| am now perfectly satisfied that YOU didn't hit
him lick too much
These gentlemen met here on Yesterday. At
the close Of their discussion, in which, en- pissdnt,
Lctchcr wns rrodirously dnmnped1 Mr. Gogvin
very ciyllly aud politely called his attention to
statement that hc a.. had made the day before
in Rockingham, to the effect that Roger A. Pryor
would be heard in the East during this canvass,
sustaining his lL,) election. Mr.. Gogpin desired
to know whether hc was to understand from this
statement. thn, he, Mr. h., did not intcud to can
yass the East IN person and nshei why he, Cog.
Gin, hnd not been consulted in reference 10 thoir
appointments. Whnt do YOU suppose NJ. Lcch-
cr's reply was? Why, that he had never been
candidate for Governor before, aud that the posi-
ton therefore being new to him, that le had
made his appointments in ignorance thnt il was
violation Of any ordinary or usual courtesy to do
-, without consultation with his competitor
Tint the first list Of appointments Ind aready
been communicated to Mr.. Goggin; ,hut no had
since made other appointments lor the Northwest,
and had sent thom out there. that would occupy
him until tho LIST of May; after which time ho
expected to he in the East until the day Of elec-
ton Mr.. Gnggin insisted upon his right to be
consulted in this matter and was willing that tho
first list of appointments as it has been published.
might stand, but tliut they should mutually agree
upon such an appropriation of tho time between
tlc ,th of Aplil and the election, as might bo fair
md lust to the two sections, Ens, and West, aud
agreeable to them Lecher refused to ynry his
appointments. or to recognize Mr. Gogsin's right
t. bc consulted in arranging them. This uncivil
mud iiscourcnns conduct on the part Of I.ctcher.
was the subject Of much remark in tho evening.
I 1 "a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16


"ALw,Ys KNow Mass CHARACTER BEroRE
YOU Marry lIIM."--.ideicc 10 a Iouny Lady.-
ENcclcnt advice, but prny, how il sho to know
his character? Does she ever see him except ut
u coEect or evening party, or onr occasions when
he il o, his best behavior? When he makes her
II call doesn't be come with the express purpose of
entertaining mud being entertained? Doesn't he
lay aside hi4 every day character with his every
day clothes. md don new humor and new ex-
preston whenever h" meets her? She might rs
well Judge ot n mans industrial habits hy the
work hc does on sunday, IN Of mans character
hy what she scc4 Of it, How can shc know my
thing ol the coarse jcs,s tho foul oath-. tho bias
phemy. the wine drinking the gambling. the hyp-
orrisy Of his every dav lie? Who will warn her.
"Wili his own associates betray him" No-mar-
rvng must continue, what it has ever bern-"a
leap in the dark
Some when they take the leap land in such place
as thnt occupied by Rasselas-a valley hathed in
sunshine, carpeted with green sward and leautl-
full sweet scented flowers and vocal with the songs
of birds. and the murmuring of crystals brooks
others jump heaplong into II matrimonial Vesu-
vius sometimes. too, of such depth that even di-
vorce laws with their far-reaching arms cannot
lift them out of it; if theyarc fortunate enough
to be drawn from the frigh:tul vortex into which
they have blindly plunged, they come forth scath-
: cd, scorched, blightcd, bleeding minus youth,
beauty, joyousness, etc.
A woman whose life barqne is destined to play
on tho bosom of some humble mountain stream,
feels hcr heart swell with envy and rebellion ut her
fate, as she stands the deck of Il steamer at
the foot OF Lake Eric, and looks away and around
at the beautiful prospects which omen to the view
Of the passengers. On whnt n beautiful stream is
their vessel munched how broad its bosom, how
beautiful its emerald waves how joyous and
huoyant its swift dancing current. no wonder that
the humble voyager of tho mountain stream should
envy the sister who launched her bark under such
I'm U,,t ,ta~ Ia Into
the terrible news flashes through the country,
ecctriying all whom it reaches, that the graceful
steamer, with all it's precious freight has been
dashed to ruin the fearful cataract, will not
cry of gratitude break forth from the before mur-
murng lips?
Know men 'scharacter before you marry him."
gilsif you can: but as tho customs of society now
arc, the thing is next to an impossibilty, So
you needn't be one bit surprised if the angel you
thought you married. should turn ont to be a-a-a
nam, or something just as horrd Prepare your
self for a disappointment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

n. Git (i(Il. y l I'll NJ i.h, =,
vX'ol II lcspvtthl, call ih' ajtt NJ - " NJ NM
w tn" rnhl TO II, large and "tN -'''tfd ti'tN - inh
Goods I,aots ShoY larilrnHI Wtldn Inns been fh'd
ind,, bs.tiufs "t every d's't', stf" Hhd fpahS
Ladies Stk- can tc Snri'b - III H til'u
from - rcps> - "a pei Aard-hs.,h u M1tu's N"h'
ins. Aipa,,is. Ac unsurpassed A. 8" se hl lu't'
The ttrest o t,uAks. Shaw, hh"p
brought thi iailt can be found Atfr w. ,l""'
selection Il shocswhh upon rSau'tatrn Will ht ionrd
cheap. Ala suv,rr tu!hs 'ssiLers, --" uh
rood stock of Nol.us tatn hl. ibaHN'l Az
invited t. 4lV, Sack ni. A'HtuHtru
a. Country I'll do ", Il g. III before
going North. y t'I Hhl.NlIl.lhth' u
ktl "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

LOTTERIES.

GEOKGIA STATE LOTTERY,
rnr- rLAS ~ THE
ROYAL. havana Lott EnH,
for the ben, ut ni tht-
MONIll El.l.O UNION ACADEMY !,
ot JAsrtR COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authrti.eJ by Special Ad ut Legislature,
M X ~ NEY & Co, Manage
To be drawn pnh under the supernicndcnor of
two Conn s,tners W. Il SYMoNs and pHtsIiss In thu
City OF Savannah, Gcorgm
On the Plan of Single Numbers.
Iiisy Thousand Tickets:
, .637 pR1X ES
Moro than ono Prizo to every two Tickets
CI iiTlL PRiZE
800. 900.
TaVKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
HALVES, OF AnrEHs AND LiGiirS IN rkoioR r.
CLASS II DRAWS ON
Saturday, March 10Th. 1S59.
CLASS |. DRAWS ON
Saturday. March 10th. fS59.
NIFfIENT SfHENE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ST1TZER.
Ppp0S{ft te fTthdHgc ijanf,
Main street. Iynchburg, vu.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
kTl1EERs l. the place to buy your HATS, mace II
- under his Inspection by tn. celebrated ~
worknen that hc produced lla Is tui ni>hing Ills
wih thu anlsnmc> Hal that can be pro
ineud There nothing Ike them Ia hi' city They are IN"
Hal of the seasonsomethug ,,aiy beautiful lie does no
design bcidg tguti>ta hut what every ds nhs ne 50
H. therefore, Hat eclipse all other hats IN hoau
durability and finish peculiarly adapted To the "fh
the head aud Aqistoly beautiful Suaets iia place ~
gcttt .,,,
lie would also call attention 10 his large stock of So' f'
Has Of grade and quality. ants Hats In great var
hne NasA Cloth Ne> ct and Plush aps hirns an,y
Hats aud Caps Ladies Riding Hats and all hinds e Has
nia'ir To order at tie shortest notice
can a; St2eS lIleeal Halter. Tor baraans y" the ssn
u the nu\ l-Ws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
ROBINSON'a
SEANEssefIATED GUANO.

:,
and % III" GG%sG s ssss.sn ier n1 %na
dat" by and improved machinery by
ing ait 'a' ~ % % a powder and for application BY dra
or otherwise The mos, perfec, order And have
Ter ever ona,d to The farming oommansy The SuaIrrY
Ensrk y r ~ and % 8
per cent o ioNL piiospiiAtE OF LINE Il b pnt apia
notice. that Tho name ROBINSON, ssrasAsd % each bag
-p'pe other il genuine .8,ss4 f!.H
her by all Guanoca sold by me- wi hope be
S r.: s..
which WI wM .' 3 sr e any house
Nos and st.r s''s:;Tss: Fa.;: s::.s sis;s Wharf
Robu.on Manipulated also sold l. bon suil BY
J G Ne1ctt a exandra Val
nnrrison & Masne Norfolk, VI.
= II sklnter Go Richmond. vai 81
T.C.6 D q. worth wilmington i. o.. hsaadsna
SII.VEn GOBLETs AND CURes~Ws esll
W ha - ":
Jus, received Also beautiful style q si!ys, ris Knive.
.a @ si':fA'' ssiy
ss s:ss,..r ;s in an; s;ss: ~ S
20 1oz. FA,NT.D 3, .s1. sgsx.TS S:;s:::;s;.;s
u March tsee,ic Tor March ~ ss a,sS
And Petersnas Magazine for Maich ..s..-....Aa Il
Il
IHREsH lMPORTATION.-Wea ass In sscsips
Of large sock Of Pocket and Table Cuflsry 0oiseoE
Raxors &C. &c of own importatioA 0A 80 60 Asm
march dds C0LnQqMe = Wills :.
ENllEAT AND RYE WMIaxysrAAaey =
w Co = celebrated pure Wheat and Rye WH1ekY fom
Augusta county; Ave old and supeseee
aleby tmarch 4-dtsl JAMES B0xD . 90
xx,HEAr TmRAsuING MACnTNKs.-I
w have and for sale A. low psce - close eoo
nsnmen Horse Powersand Thr.s Nj
patterns. WIT SNDsssssNSs.
aug, Its
NEW HOOKS AT III. O. .vBCTOuso.-raoes-
of the Table oliver Wendell Hepes; CAriyes
Frederick the usih sayings and doin4s eoucernne
Luthur, By Cummings; Susabne, or kass vne4 And tAs
Life OF Mrs Hoffman Yan 6on
SALESMAN Wsnesa u ena.
"A poy, the ensuing year, good and poHu)er DRY
GOOD SALESMAN, of character. NeneHse4 aDpay. whe
well ned for dastsy ee&ay and IN
egTity Address A, b. Post once LyArAtsEp sad state
salary rc,lured lSeo 1l.@a
MATS we have consiguweas, NV hua.
~ dred bnshes OATS, for sale, .is ass...... g
march 8 dts fRANKAN = u OTHER.
JACOBS ANALGAM PEN-ahe, less p~n 10
ID use. Try them. II p. .W.sAsBfHOI1x9& GO.
jan s3dl.-ksR copy. -..---
csived aiot II superior fFisu WHISKY. With we
march sdts. G0N NTHIER Z. IIA4441
NGXNIl.l.A CoR 3 ARK g .sI.. =. :, 4;
N4 march sdp - JAMES SO4U = ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

TIE TITLE OF MR--Thc title of Nr. is something
TO be proud of now a-lAys in cuntradistine'lon to
Esquire OF Hon. In old times II was equally marx
Of rcspecibity rs will be seen by the following en-
tract from the Old Colony Records, Sept. 81 lG3l;
At is ordered thai osns Plnstowe shall.for stenl-
ing Baskets of corn from the ndians) return them
Baskets again be fined st and hereafter 10 he cailr
by the ofJosas aud not Mr., as formerly ne useh
IA no h tha, William Buckland and Tho Andrews
shalt b. whipped Tor being ucccssoryto the snme OIL
fence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

lsrras Rrslsrsisa la Charges en- Goods ira ns che
Nsrsh. via Rich sosd maS James River
a. kaanwh 10 Canal, 10 T. hbGrx,
thence by Railroad TO the
South. West.
THANkFUL my friends and the public their very lib
ersl patronage, would respectfully Inform them that
tho large increase of business
former reduction have Determined reduce charges
General Merchandise such Dry Goods Lout-. HAS
Caps &C. only - 100 pounds which includes all
from the wharyes ki,hond 10 the Landings
Depot at I.ynchburg
Produce forw ar,es nj very low rates.
ST' For special rates, see circular.
ALFRED s. LEE.
Forrarding and Commission NCrhnH,
jan 27.dts. TN the Dock A., hu,,nd. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

II M or TIVE LOTTERY
The uunbrI from 10 ~ 0Nl corresponding With those mum
hers on ' tehois prmtc al i"lrt, ri
ciicl.d wIi -pai lin iuh,s and placed ia "ue whr"i
The hr't - rrt"s mlary printed AM tsflf''d afo
placed IN ausIl4rl wheel
the mhrl al Nnrb,,s anl At tho ne t1t,r L. drawn
from the pih, atrl. The nnrtr irisc dra~h out nre
opened aud ,Nibt,i 10 liz audi l rR slr .i ny tho
tonm, ohets tir tt netg ria,eA ag, = ih1 Numhec
lie unt the ltiE,s
out.
ArrEoNiN4flu> rtIzts-1hc tw" lro,c' fugHtd n two
succeeding Numbers h+" having III" Ns lhFr VIZ he
cnted 10 the III Arpr"N liiz' g. Ter "Nanp" u
Thkri No l-1 dfAws IN. s.hhp ln' iho"T let"ts 'Hn
brr,d 1lgl- y ~ II Isl II ~ Will carl M l Il :" a
Ticket the so 100 Pr those ttrket' nra
her,d 3ir 5al, wi eac be t t." -au, andso "a
according I" thu no">r srh,mc
CfEllIlCArfsuf PNkt0ts VIII - nd At III" following
rates, which Is The risk
t,ithcaes Of a,k9s's Il 10 h1lt III es........ 81
f0Quritcr .........,. ~
~ lJpLi'I ,.....,.., ~
IL ORDERING Tlt KITS or CtRi lFItAlES,
fncl rsr tn 1ld - tif ft k,i. ord r,i
llt W thy be iot" tt ~ Rtst hn.i Il7
,iasers L,,r tcAct .ndin- Lauo the, may u
nate
The lst Of draw nneta ani ri.ea II be .ent to ur.
thasers n.lI f4."iy R'-,l tho ,lrrwiuK
~ ru,Aa..ts viii ri, seMr.e IL, aaturas lia' aud
give tlolr post eGrc, ~ AMI >iaa.
sIW h'mnmhrrthn' ''@. - ''d'a"n"'d payable ihll
without drdutlsn.
~ Al rrs OF 'teaa1t up.r# fRad lnmrdiaoly off5f
~ draw. -o5ier l., ls III tl, 5Ir., thily lays
All con sr.etg '"utdanu#l
M,k}%NIh 90, Savannah a..
thlc, Mosnlr H. lu,'tk BNi >ir"'l N' 'nnah ia
E1 A h~i nj the una u 1t Hrr draw irni' ilc wheel.
hc publ .h atter'," lc wing, ttt sara '"'h a'V Nans
:,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
Nj " GASH STORE
\ G. /. L. w | =
NNHnIY.0 0AIr a NIL I3llTA IL, GROCI

WHOLbSAIE AND ItBTAIIi OIN6J~i'f',
HAS takouthr huge aud rutHnnd'ot etet "n Man ST.
toru.,ry utrt,4IY io-'t d K NuNEn ID 'o"t hh"N'
Mrsrs Shoolfc!d ava 1hurnas Hatdnlss ai''. and OPP
losiic Br J0uu II N'rN thug Sorr -.
arg" HNt w. +'l. t"i S'tN "' "'''h'
CEkIIS and SIAt'l T. bRN coon" NrNpht rN'lu7Nth ef
au4 wh.ch los al AT ries thai G'uh" ia' I" KY"
Aat!s flcti5. al, v lr udS t'' Ht y t h'
tcrn., 10 do business on tho cash t'-'' "Ni "hue''
III be offered to cash buyers t"s" desiring to eS
change for tnunrN Ifpiucn
A stock Of \o PERUVIAN GUANo a'" s"u hand
rxenda part Invitation 10 III" oN entlm'rA {" 'h'
fan OF a C. Lewis ltuury In hs Day G#o5 -nte+ Al
this city, glyu We ~ to pul' F'n'''lf
MAY .lis a t.ItW1S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

an D.. ~ a.. a. DalGets, ~. .'essors TO p.
byS DlltI-lD SONS. win koeI. constantly land u
~ :" s;,ol az lIt, ." II HNlTI III d III, manu-
iurr IA they Nil be pleased 10 .,v the Id friends and
pHtson~"- ; l,usuid \ Sons. and the puh3r tcror'
Ih.y a s.. keep constantly IN hani arg SHS
Mff :" WHiAi. CASES Of nil E5c. I.e large Btnrk
HuUpi.N COZ TINS. Of every Ill ,cipti"n, and WA IN.
lrutpit to te undertaking ou'iu,t, III aH"ut
ef.rdxcts ID 7 Il q. \ bll az IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

(lN can sisn nens, Scou L. DyerIies' oslebs osed
~ s.ds. AN ''' j. ", 4 J. r. HoLrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

NOR RENT.-We sMer for the property
r. known as the AMERICAN HOTEL, the lower end OF
Street Possession given immediately For terms, ap
py to j. H. q SAAL TIhEE,
feb Is d3tavu Trustees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,


ii YNCHHVEkG AdsKICVLTIKATWO WOKtk'6
Thankful for liberal share OF the public patronage fo
years. pleasure informing friends
that we arded NINE PREMIUMS different TOOLS
late Fair We better prepared than IT.
furnish Tools and have fine lot of premium Tools
hand. We would call particular aen to Threshing
Machines Corn Shelters Straw Cutters Wheat Fans Caho
Broad Cast Sow Machine Wheat Drills Bickfol llo
mans and Others Steel and Cast Pows. old and improved
Livingston Plows and Points, Peaksk Plows and Points Al
ask call sale one in of Tools in
our line. WHITTENORE & JOSLIN,
march Ids PrOpiietors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

NEW CONC ERN.-Weh have this da asSOcir-
~ ted ourselves together under the style AMI firm of LEE
ROCKE g. CO. for the purpose of conducting General GRO
cry Comisson aud FOrr0rdag Bnsnfss st the old stand
Lee johnson e. Co. Main Street where shall be pers
ed old friends aul the public promising
every effort promote their interest Liberal cash
made consguincnis in hand for sale
JOHN h. LEE,
January ist ls59y-jan 4dts GEORGE W. KocKE.
NEW PAkTNER9HlP.-Ther ru bsr ri ibcr1
~ have taken the house recently occupied by YOUNGER
& SMITH where they intend conducts General Groccry
Gnd Comaissoa BMsiaess In the nf SMITH ADAMS
and pleased friends of old
the public generally. JNO THO. SMITH,
jan 3E r r. ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

y. There many ignorant and worthless Quachs
versng thpmselve Physicians and copying DR. JoHS
sroSs Shos Mnds Boot Blacks, Lamp Trim
ms Pahru and Contnpbk Imiators whose lives instead
Noble Science of Medicine have been spent IN The
most Ncna' Capa"'y styling themselves Regularly Edn
otrd Physcans imposing npon the inexperienced aud
pccng rng with aud running the health of all unfortunate
~ falling that DR. Johnston deems it necessary
10 say oecialy to with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang in his Office
IilS REMEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown to
all other Prepared life spent in the great hospitals
EnroI and efrst in thIs country and more extensive
pr actic than any other nh vsician in the world.
lie ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

Member Of Roy College Of Surgeons London Graduate
rom one of the most Colleges of tho United States,
the greater part whoee life has been spent in the first
IIopitas of ondo Paris Philadelphia and esewhere ha.
cieced sone of the astonishing that
know many ubed wh ringing In the head and when
asleep, great being alarmed at sudden sounds
and with bushing. attended metines
with derar GENE of mind. were cured Immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

SAMUEL a. BOND..

TNN removed again 10 1T Old siand Nam NtI aII,
ii having fitted In splendid ST. le and lcd Il with the
attractive and elegant assortment of TOYS, con
FECTIONERI FANCY GOODS, FRUITS. i g.. AZ. Hs
articles all ami constitute the most extensive as'o
nem NOTIONS for tho children, and dolta. for tn" IL
ic before offered in I.ynchbnig dec t3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

!! g.: ,::.5 3 T. .::, :,:;:
teeth by the aid of electricity, which mode is IA
,ured by Of the eminent OF the Pro-Jr and hay
ing, self given satisfactory trial OF several weeks
have concluded to adopt it in my practice
iv-.ts ROBERT EARLY.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-05
SAN JUAN ISLAND.

EpiroRs MouNTArHEER:
: tiigh-splrfied'' English journals appear tena-
cionsly confident that San Juan Island belongs
70 the British government. Similar American
journals WIGS versa, take il Tor granted that this
disputed island y, and oughtto be, under The
protecting wings Of the American eagle, II these
nations were each az forward TO tender to the
other the island, as they are 10 claim Il, would
they not thereby better yindicate their boosted
right 70 the high title Of Christian IL not each
Of these powerful nations big enough and rich
enough 10 give away a little island for the saks
Of main,aining peace7 which viii be .siirst In
peacel" | Ur1H.