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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.
L. Nc MN 4 lkli. VIRGINIA

THE fourth this Institution will commence
l. on the 18th Of September.
The location IL one o. the healthst and accessible
the entire soun and the study both Classical
Sctenunc equal to that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will efficiently uu
Ger the care Of Mr. U. Bankenshp gr dua,e Il tho VII
PIMA naIy iss.itue and more recently tho
The several prOfeasors will exclusive charge Of he
Grammar School, In which young viii be thoronsh, ne
pared for college or busness '
FACULTY.
Rev w. w WALKEH- Chairman Of the Faculty Profexs
OF Mental And Moral Sciencs. OF History.
LYcukGus MATHEws. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Belize Letres. ~
H. uAsELL A. B. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
J. q BLAsxssaIP Professor of Ma,hemati and Iu.,rue
Tor Of Tsrfics
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ Professor of Constitution La
D. LAsGHoRsE. y. D.. Professor of Anat.my and Phys
iology.
GGiskrpx ApoLrHo sARroRr ILL., D. Professor of Modern
Languagta
EXPENSES
Board - PER weak washing 81 p per month fuel and
lights oi0a term Tuition. o20 In the Grammar School,
80 In the Collesate Department for halt session
cataioenes containing further information. be oh
tansd " sddrsssisg the Chairman VI the Faculty.
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Ayers Cainartic Pills.

THE sciences Chemiiry aud Mcdlcin been taxed
their ufm,st Ia produce thus best most perfect
which j. known lnpnmrrabic pruofs
the-, Pills have Virtues WIN snrpass cxcrlc.
binary med zines, thai they upon
the s-em all The, safe aud pleasant take
but powerful To Thor
the vital actv les of the bod distractions If ia
ofRans purity ihe blood rxpel disease Ttcy purge out
the ioui humors which bre,d stimulate
sluggish dis r red their and i'm
part healthy with strength he whole Not ly
do they the day complaints body also
formiahie and dangerous diseases that The eat
OF human skl While they produce powerful cts. they are
Al the same um"!n dnnlshd the best physc
mat can be employed for children Being
are PHEASANT !" take aud being purely table
any rsk OF harm Cures have heeu made which
ue' were uey not sn stamina ed by OF exalted
ton and character forbid the suspicion nntutn MANY
eminent cksymen and ply sIciaDs have lent
certify to the public the reliability OF my while 9TH
have of .on that my
Preparations contribute immensely the relief OF any an
| cd suffering fellow
The Agent below named pleased furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions fer their
thc of their the foil complaints
tosiiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy
He rib Heada' he arising 'm tout stomach
thecfrom Fatuency Loss y Appetite all Ucrrous al c."
diseases which require medicine,
IL Kings Erd They by purifying the blood slim.
ulaiing tho complaints which IL wnui
be supposed they could such Deafness
Neuralgia and Nervous lrrabliy.
Liver and dneys Gout and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body Obsrurons OF Its funeius
Do not be on ny nuprnciped dealers with other
pill they make pr'it Ask for AYERs PILLS aud
take nothing else No other they give you compares
Wills In Its intrinsic value cufave The sick
the best aid there for thesa and they should have
= PrpareA BY DIR. j. q. AVER,
| PRACTICAL aud Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass
PRICE - CTS. PER BOX FIVE BUAEs Fol, 81
ksnxLpsY
l d u SEAY, Lynchburgi PURCELL. LADD & co, Rich.
nad \. r. RIVEs, Petersburg; NJ a. SANTOS Norf,aE,
i ee9 al yragelsts feb ~ -diijuly
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NiNHflt ~ Ms f,n
nRorHER AYtn' l"i'l eh'ornily ee'iy y"n' Fo'o'di
GROUP and the chest diseases cidrn W.
IN the South appreciate Your ok L. and commend
MEDICINE Ia onr people. HIRAM tONkIlN VI II.
AMOS Lkt. Esq, Monterey, la "r!"s ii "a is6. Il had
many med clues fy Your Pictorial
by the advice clclrym lh hf-t d,sc Ic,N the
NV and lungs less thsn MALT
me con,p, We Nrur tcn,s the
las tn. tr>. buy. and Doctor,
and remedies Ms THE tfit nj
Asthma phtt'- q. aud ssrOuChifi-.
N'.r Mt>cHtsrt Il. "a, Feb. /, 1870
SIN; Your CAorg T,cordi /. of"rma mar, ulous
IN has ires ed severed from alarming
toms of eogsum irn srl ing a he. Labor
uudpr thc Inuls ihr last years
tilNRY l. PAKkS Merchant.
A, \ RAMsty, VI u Altl"n. NJ nt"" Go, Iowa, wIit"s
q, N itacU' of III
nothing equal Aoor C4srs ltetarai
We nigh, add volume. .Ntirn Tn, III.
proof "f HE Writes "i this trurd found IN its .tcts
upon trial
GOs-sMptiou.
Probably rcu.'I Vas u',n known which
many and e !, dn,gct,ea tt,. som" human
aid reach hut those the Garry foC0rgi affords
rrici and c.'mf r.
Asu,H IIerss INV Yonk CITY, March J. Il
DIX, ArtH, L. WILL; "ri II 'rty and pleasure
th.rrg FocfDrai has She
had isb mig under the dangerous ptns
at Consumption. from which AID c"un hsr
much reei Sh. steadily failing unitI Dr Strong,
this city where have come ti uiNrr. recommended
trial medicine. We bless hi, knn"ss Il" your
strong she as.d 1" be- but i rec f. NJ hcr cough and calls
herself well Yours With gratitude and r"gud
ORLANDO SHELBY, nt ShclbvSiiie.
CoHsamptir's do no, desa III You bas rei aYt- Cher
P,cf0ra II Is made hy the bc deal cha
the world aud its all afonud bespeak the high
of It's virtues philadelphia LtdYtr
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The from TO ~ UOO .pondng wnh III
bers the rkes printed slips uf paper
eirced with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The hrst l!y Priirs similarly prn'ed and eneeled
placed in sDother wheel
The wheels then rsvolved, aud number drawn
the heel Of Numbers, and the Prize
from tn other heel The number aud prize drawn
opened and exhibited 10 the audience ed by the
Commissioners the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation IL until the prizes drawn
APPROPRIATIONS PRiEEs-The two proceeding and the
succeed,ug Nambers ose drawing the Prizes be
Untitled 10 the ~ Approximation Prizes For example
bcred ll24s llst9 ll25 li232 will each entd
II Ticket No $50 draws the els Prize NUN
berrd 49, 349 $751; $50 viii each be entitled $3.50
According to the above scheme.
CERrrIcArs OF PACKAGES will be sold at the follow Ing
rates. which Ia the risk:
CetAcatss Of Packages 10 Whole Tickets ...... $50
III Hail ........... 10
l0Quartr "a ......... 20
10 Eighth ........... ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
which they will be forw ard.d first
chase can have tickets ending any figure they may
The drawn numbers and prizes be sen, to pur
chasers immediately alter The drawing
" Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain and
give their poStnff @, equity and state.
kemenbsr that every pri1eis drawn aLd able in full
~iheut deduetion.
the drawmsosber prizes the thirty days
All communications s.r,ctiy coBhd, niial.
Address orders for Tickets OF tcit'hc ,t.s
MCKINNEY co Savannah. Ca
Once Masonic Hall Block, Bali Street. annah. TIA
lV list OF tn" numbers Thai drawn fro til. wheel
be publ shed alter every drawing la the SaraHaah Dy er
march &c dts
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-
- always the most conclusive proof OF
c 10 singers sewing Machine. After csiab
Nu,ht,d late Exposition nivcrsele Fran where
oil the hiRiest premium and
~ TO them has butt naris.
IA a,.py branch OF industry which
machines be used with immense profit As the speed
Railway is To travelling foot sewing NJ,
SINGER, compared with hand sewing tailor,
shaker carrisgc trimmer saicr, halter
lie without The fair profit using
rse acAues regularly employed, is One Thousand Dollars
In ni prva" families where there is much sewing
these machines Invaluable assistance Paufers
kcrpcs md them particularly yn.
table. These machines stuIe in their
very Durable being The only kind OF
chine made by which ever, work,
could perfectly 1housansof
less Machines have been made and sold under
but Singers Machines alone have been found
wi tu satisfy the the public.
Plain printed INSTRUCTIONS. for sent with each
dame, 'ton hiiI readily acquire the
aging them. The machines packed securely
part Of hc world To all desiring particular Ia
formation will On application by letter either
hee. i'n ard copy u u. singer Co.'S Gazette paper
| Who'll! devoted to the Sewing Machine interest
| L. N. SINGER Il co,
Principal Office, NJ. 323 broadway. New York.
PRAScp otrcE&-No IL Hanover ST., Boston; No VI Chap
Il ST., NJ iaven CT Go,ctvie, n. Y No 274 Broad ST.
Newark, y j; No 149 Chestnut St, Philadelphia luJ
ta'imor. 81, baltimore; No y Westminster Providence
L. L. No East 18th ST. Cincinnati; No Is North 18th ST.
Louis N"rl ST. Charles ST, New orleans No Daurhiu
| ~. N"'''" Tho .i-'erts
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CAPlTAL PRIZE
$4,000.
Fifty Thsssnad Tickets:
As ,627 PRl II Es
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the plan Of single Numbers.
--f"r The bcHedl u the
MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY,
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authorized by Special Act oi Legislature,
McKIN NEY q Co, Managers.
To b- draw In public under the OF
two Comm s-ousrs w H. SYMoNs and fnkS1Iss IN the
City Of Savannah, Georgia
THCMHTa ONLY TEN DOs.s.AHs.
HALVES QUARTERS AND FIGHTS IN rRoPokrI N.
Ts De- Drawn zach Saturday In April. 1850.
CLASS Is DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 2:Brd. 1859.
CLASS II DRAWS ON
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l!As.A aaa leek n sease Of sh- ch~ssp~.s s.iue.
~ MEASTiTCHED HAkDKEHCHlEFs ever az hibited IN
~ cry tapru udml JOHN ABRAHAM.
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JaAr4HY LIST, les, Jan Adj. GnOi.ut: ". HuCK
~x. LYNCHnLR ds COACn AND -

&f seSy~ W AuGUN rAC IOHl.-lhu snb-ciI Es.. ASy.
rcIuns h.s staciuI Acknowledge
luti''l
' t lac as ana hc "i',n ny 4
lhu." st attention
N"f- "ii hsAd H.. MINI,
iron -ub,lahtiat ard n' al
s,eI a'sortu, Carriages R'rha"a. a"d Du, sir--
Asst assortment OF one anu t"o morse h'ns ihs
W n Al vino wuIk,
ne 0d Lya "Gnr tOuh HdSSDA fdH.otg. ha as
II, - t"s Pash may rAi.tt u
& enol With amt luw IIler. AI hn e"u ""d
neal IS 'ss L, CIV, eatl. JOiN II. bAlLEi, asL
.
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e. 4kssw&1 FAhNa s< y: .EOMNs - ;:
p E1nM Grateful for fsvors, the would
eSj return his thanks to his friends and putt
lie generally and inform them that he
las now on hand land ia constantly adding thereto, large
'ortmen "f Elegant Furniture, by skf
men out Of the very best psera the most
dabe manuer ls Stuck embraces every artceusuay got
teu up in the must extensive manufacturers
lie socsa call from shins to purchase feeling as
,ured that he aud will give Satisfaction in regard 10 both
price aud quality OF work.
Hair and shuek Mattresses always hand
EDWARD J. FOLKEs,
Warerooms and 1auufaetoyy door, below Llbety Ware
house. lsSs 1AssaH
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II q -. - -! !. ssss=.sv;ssl
nAlRE<'r KGlTE TO the WEsr.ua ,n.
IL NINGlNIA srKIAos via south. side har.ad from r
t,souig to- l.snchhnrg Va. Tenn ruau on, ynch
to hn"Nviesia last lean ana Georsi. In M Knon.
sie to Dalton VIA W,st,rn ANA Atlantic from I.i.
Liattanoosa, NasAN lie aud anouea knrn.,
from Chattanooga to Ste, Memphis CharlesI
i.a,roai from Stevenson 10 M.nphis.
Through Tickets issued the points and ;ic Sr;,
and BAG. check ii through the office sid, Ks,
1te following schedule will be the South Side Rail
road commencing SUNDAY next the 4h OF July Inst,
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Con. Getting with the Richmond Dauvil., Trains n,
Bhrhc'c Inne'ion) and with III" through
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. .i,O,ck
Ar,iNe at i.nrse'iie t!"neio} "t.'....''... s:t6
Arr.Noat Farn',iin at. ................... ".a5
arr,,r ~ Al - %ar,n,,la AZ .''''''..' 9''o
AirNe AT Burkuvde Junction. at............ .:l5
A'f"' al fe''rS'"'s fKEiiIi ri;a $50
Connecting with Richmond Trains al tho Jnc.
Leave Petersburg daily at. ...................G An
Arrive Al bntkevilie lJuniion) at.............. NJ
Arrhe a, fa,n.'!ls at. i;io NJ.
Arrive al I!nchb"rg "t.......,.. b;2J
e"N" Lyne"bn's daily at..................... Am.
AiINc ~ atin'ili" at
Arrive Al liurhev'ile Uuueton) a...........,.i0 NJ
AinSc al Re .rs6nrs at ...................4 NJ
Travel VIII he attached to the Train leaving Lynhburg
trr'gnt at 30 A. Nj and passengers going up West
aAr onand put oil passengers t" be strictly by
IL sH &c ct 's tran ana "a no case WIN the train be s.psd
Wilson's. Woi'ile backs aud Whites Noroway q. H.,
BGr"o,ih" kr"N High Brilse farmyiie, Prospect, lamp
River
SoEths'e Railroad frrelt aud Passenger Trans leave
reIei,hafs ia'i! tSumity S"Acepc'D M.......1 A NJ.
Arrive at cay P"nt ai.......... ...............74J
Leave Git! CONT it,. ..,......................-.3U
AlnNc At etc Sors
ea.mg ttS T. int Tor Norfolk and every saturday nni ming
jan, s"N bound to: New h"ik
The A'"'"'on frau" IN. Road will be only when
HI l,ifi II III IA
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ISLAND, " EST IICNt 81
l4s aic ot Lime the woIl4 pei
I,ne Phosphate al Lime, being -
ihi> hat, than B'nc dust For sale b., III,
lower prices thai .crn,an GUAM"
received superior II III qualities Fo
ititAes particulars apply W. !. ANDERSON.
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~ ou srlN together under Inc sly L. ai Hr
i.OI hu ~ 20 i'r ut cuniucts tIererd
aud FOrrdrdiay a,
lpN nb,t" I4,'.s
al IT, old pubiic promising
niluc on cuhrie his IA hand Tor
JOHN u. LEE,
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Great .tU4Ihrra. Wcslcrh and Sou la " ~ rn
Nj A Il ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
La - ssssss$ ~

l.. = - s;;:: ~ -
EISuR Charlottesville Siauuon. Lcwsburg and Charleston
Il Va, Guyandoite, &c Tw daily Trans for Washing
B.IlInrrr, Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling Cucin-
natl l.pu.srIae.
Dag MaIiui Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
G.I1 A. NJ.
Night laiion Passenger Train Richmond
daS, except Suudays) AT 5;lj Z. NJ.
Iue t.iJ !. Nj Washington with the 3.3U
T. NJ r. with the o:l5 A. NJ. Express
Was.dgn tor ,hc different points above named
n Ihrpush Tickets I'd in Lyuohbarg the
II,hct Dicc vi the Sout-s!e Railroad Co oil W HORN.
Elk, lcEtt Agent.
10 New York. 81 80
To fhil t.elihia ..................... 10 W
To W aih.i!st and Ale 10
Pdsstnkurs Wasnin gton down Hotel upon
Penns, al Avenue, free u charge.
Passengers 1avi'g Lyuchburg y}O p NJ by the regular
Mail Trat Richnuud with the 6i5 A NJ AMI those
leaving tn. Freight A conmodaIion at 5:30 a. NJ
with JlJ T. NJ. Train.
between the De-
pot, lehund Charge tho Depot any iio
lee Avenue in Washington thus saving hack
hire
Through Tickets be procured in Washington to Pitts
burg Zanesviie, Dayton L"unuus. ohir; Decatur Jcfrr
kcAtIrky 1T Louis Chicago, 49, Ac, aud all ho
TilUS DODAMEAD
app3.ts Gen l. Sn,t.
lbtHIvIA. G.'ANO.- 1000 Bag. OF M. /
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taRD-JOmN ABKAUAMs respectfully
a cal tho acn i'm Of purchasers OF Dry Goods To his
ASA d,d varied stock OF D,ENS GOODS They comprise
II inch silks, double jugs Composition, Kobe n ao...
koch fuC,d, Is adore, tururt, Chcne and Solid Checks
iIIn BAok in great Sarc! ir"g"> lsue Grape B'rag"s
Jacoucs Lace Manlas kDhonS
Vs. Hosiery, ALI II the lat. ',npo Look
llr-an,s dvt,rA.ncd sell TT small profits,
>
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SIGN OF THE EAGLE,
hFF ERS to his friends generally Of The
~ ,argest aud choicest stocks WA rCH y, JEWELRY,
SlLVERNARE, FINE CLOCKS aud FIRST CLASS
GOOD every variety In his line presented to the pub
lie cheap brilliant and beautiful AS can be had In other
establishment IN is other In every
meht articles manufactured mportcd) the
styles and the unique, las al aud elaborate workman
ship septs
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L. 80 a. a.-At a. nstttsh. al tnc ASSuId ~ ca
~ tort"I III. Virginia aud tennessee hruad tu,i
at lhe "iet vi lhc tinitH! III" al, OF 4"el
Hd' Il lliH ran 81 Jan!a! I"'., e i"u".hb it'"'1s
" t. ii !t'd
"a RSstrrd That from aud after the first lr
wIh
pa! ny iunhiHs Iodd,
c,o,i. ihai stoch cui-,ldr
of thr oi ,iv as,nts -rlu5 i.s
Iuula.t,
hse, That ali Claims ams this t"mIan! i loss ot OF
dHdk' rodac" M ~ tie lrscac within amt!
\ t'r! tpi.i .Hc hln'F-s
atI.Jl- NM. II IitiIIES. Sory
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.. a
+, Irr tnc al W"striu Plaster 1T is
Once % tnc SvuiM. IS. hk. GO.,t
ftttHsBuKt, Feb. Ith, J
the regular monthly meeting the Brau
"A 'ith II. Co., the io"wIIg resolution
pt,d
i,c,o.,r, the Freight Agent nchburg hereafter
rein,,,cd collect ifcgh soous ,
Depot the, iosh,s
D. - l,'hipdLy. Copy Ruc
JAMES H. liIDrl T. Srr'y
40 EOS Iaa: FAIR! Is iie univrr-ui cry
IA sush,is are inhiiailIs IA hn t"svii"a winch
siuius
ihr'.s NJ muititui,s T., ,y enu,
hos lh'ty lartc,pJtr Interesting SCENES nLn
oi
Among iay attractive places 10 which the gathering
thu '.a'lS invited, Welcomed he
IN or U"hh"rst Pa,tS5dlhtc dilry neal the Var
bia DtN, Mana street, iy n,hOuIs, "a, where hu,uI
Works
amt snuuid Il
Il prices
ttl iu l,rd~,
assortment OF Cases and Frames o every c aud
gtJl, CONSTANT, iani Asp BrIasi Pan,
Kcr " aluh SEALS, Chains,
rctEios tthcm eeiy AT ali hours OF the
d., ai.l IA ki.,is weather. -. BLISS,
uet tntsJ Practical Ih"t past.
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oOAA 80 hOa st aO.Ai. N " OOD rs s.a.>.
IA another of The generated
Au'i Mont LtJUh LOhEs, Tor wVud aad
,arc. by the great saving
Ma costing turT supuiior hn.ai iIfc,t
Cooking,
"derI >iosvs W. suiIr
u"r,,r i,e,,rNui uuici, ,,at
aIil,Iun,, Uy l'p.
,turtI.,s " eooklns rang
NOE y Bl.i> 4
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ltaOC Ks! Gt.OCKs!: CLOt'As:!:-Thr
~ suiscribrr hundred CLOCKS,
OF all shapes AID pacrns winch he woald invite the
attention of his reuds and community al large Please call
and examine, and you will 6nd the prices to suit.
Hep copy. tdec 2tts JAMES DINwIDDIE
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or L. NtliBUkG 10; SALE i have about ~
lhi Acres OF WOOD LAND reduC ice.
II Is well ttui"red wat'rtl and has soil 1t
>in ste abnu r The the t-anl side of
tn Gam bell H. rod and adrns tIi land, 4 e. l. MIsbY,
Esq. y bags bt obtained by appi, lg my
CllAS. NJ. BLAJ kftiKb, o.
march TIubS. Sr\t;l,tR M
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l.hkE, LaFEAND MAXIM q: lNSUtkANCE.-
H Lf>tiiBt 10 llOst FiItE Insurance CoMPANY.-TLis
L'"niamt makes lusurapr" against m damage by Fire
Dwelling: Houses, Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
goods
tow u and country On the most favorable terms
The all persons enjoying
good heath, aud Ut sound for he hole duranu
TIE ar tor limited period
slaves emPi"yed orn i'll be insured
matte terms.
lAr td will also take risks frum aud
the Auithci Southern Ports, favorable RATES.
BOARD OF DittC foRS
join ROBIN MrDAElE'. President,
JAMES vi. CORES. Vice President,
t.DItGE Is. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Ions bTtY TAYLOR, " NJ. + ANDERSON,
JAMES L. PAYNE, JuIIN L. DAVIS.
hM. IA. SITUATION, MAtHCE -. LANGiIoRNE,
SAMitiIi MCKINNEY, CHAs Il. 81, CGHrER.
JAS. q. Nli.l.lAMS Treasurer.
CRIED /. WILLS Sccry.
Dl' WV; oIWAf )whN' Medical Examiners
The Medical Exannaiiou OF tor Insurance Ill be
made NJ the Office the Coupan! each day brtw tho
h,,ltS - o'clock NJ feb
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Saturday, April 2:Srd. 1859.
CLASS II DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 3Oth, 1850.
Whole Tickets $40, H.i~.sl, Qsar,cr. -


R5eH Prizes amounting e3ia 40
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goes near him with desperate intent to butt
the intruder over. We met or passed TO.
day two parties of Pixies Peakers who had
respectively lost three oxen or steers. STAN.
peded last night by herds Of Buffalo. The
muies at the Express stations have to be
carefully watched to preserve them from o
similar catastrophe-to their owners.
do not like the flesh Of this wild OK. II
is tough and not juicy. OF course, l re.
member that our cookery is of the most
unsophisticated pattern-carrying us back
to the age of the building of the Pyramids,
at least-but l would much rather see an
immense herd of Buffalo on the prairie than
eat the best of them.
The heritage hereabout is nearly all the
Short fine grass known as the Buffalo grass,
and is closely fed down; we are far beyond
the stakes of the urveyor-beyond
the usual haunts of white men. The Santa
te trail is far south of us; the California
is considerably north. Very probably, the
Buffalo on Solomon's Fork were never hun
ted by white men till this Spring. Should
one of these countless herds take q fancy
for man-hunt, our rihemen would find eT-
~ aSoo uO
Though our road is hardly two months
old, yet we passed two graves on it to-day.
One is that Of an infant, born in tent Of
the wife of one Of the station.mast on
her way to bis post, and which lived but
day; the other that Of a Missiourian on his
way to Pixies Peak, who was accidentally
shot in taking rifle from his wagon. His
party seems to have been singularly unfor-
tunate. A camp or two further on, a hur-
ricane overlook them and tore their six
wagons into GREENWOOD; they were able to
make but three paSsablc wagons out of the
remains. Their loss in other property was
serious; and they sustained much bodily
harm. One more of them was buried a
camp or two further on
Those whom we meet here coming down
confirm the worst news we have had from
the Peak. There is scarcely any gold there /;
those who dig cannot average two shillings
per Gay; all who can get away are leaving;
Denver and Auraria are nearly deserted; /;
terrible suferings have been endured on the
Plains, and more must yet be encountered;
hundreds would gladly work for their board,
bnt cannot fnd employment in short,
Fixes Peak is an exploded bubble, which
thousands must bitterly rue to the end of
their days. Such is the tenor of our latest
advices. | have received none this side of
LeaVenworth that contradict them. My
informant says all are getting away who
can, and that we shall find the region near
ly deserted. That is likely, but we shall
see. H.G.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-09
Our Dead.

Day by day, the circle lessons,
Round our hearthstone--
Day by day the number strengthens,
On the everlasting shore.
One by one the chairs stand vacant,
That were filed by those we love-
One by one, the seats are filling
In onr Fathers home above.
The eyes we loved the most are folded
Dearest tones are hushed to rest
Truest hearts are lying silent,
10 full many death chilled breast.
Hands that clasped our own SO often,
With such deep and tender love,
Now are waking softest music
From the golden barps above.
Peace is there, and joy eternal -
Bliss beyond all human thought
Life, and love, and rest perpetual,
Our Redeemer's Blood has bought.
oh then let us press onward,
TO our love appointed rest
Walking on ward, like glad children,
Leaning on our fathers breast
Heedles of life's heavy trials,
So we reach the "better land"
Where our sainted dead are gathered
Round the throne shining band