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AT THE NEW STORE OF
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,
l6j & l66.

THAMEs-sTREET,
U.fS OPENED LAST SATURDAY,
4 complete assortment Of GOODS, purcha
sed by him the past week in Boston, and
he can say in truth, VERY CHEAP!
AmoHg his Goods are The .fOIiowiRg;---
4 superb Lot of Broadcloths, Blue, black
~ and mixed, Cassimercs Linen and
cotton Drllings, Twilled and plain Stripes,
Superb Silks for Dresses and Bonnets, a
complete assortment Of Guaze and other
kinds of Ribbons, Fancy Hdkfs. of every
description, Bobbinett Edging well worth
5sG per yard, for only 2s6 A superb lot of
Vesting, English Silk Dressesc Ieaper than
common Grapes India null and dbook Mus
Inns, Cambricks for almost nothing, Flag
silk lidkts quite good for only 2s6 A SIT
perb Assortment Of Linens, Fine yard Bob
bnett Lace, at old price of 7s6 per yard !;
Good Chex yard wide, for Is; Muslin for
Dresses such as has been sold for 2s:}, now
sold for Is per yard Double Long Shawls
which have been sold at 30s, now offered
at Iss Superb GinghNm gown Patterns
for only GS9 each, such as has been sold
at 1856 More of those yard wi'e Muslins
for 20 cents per yard Good Calicoes for
only Sd per yard Fine Chntz at Is. Stripes
for Cd, Bombazos & Poplars And almost
every article usually called for in the DIR
G0oDs Line.
w. J.T. will also open, One Bag NUr,
MEGs very Cheap.
NpwDOrt Iuno Qp 1906
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From the Penn. Upland Union.

The cure for WormS. AS considerable
sections of the union, from the publication
made in this paper OF the 18th ult relative
10 the important discovery made by Mr.. Aa-
ron lIannun, for the expulsion OF worms,
aud in consequence of which we have been
solicited to give more particulars through
the medium of the above letter as well as
by public journals. We shall enjeavour
10 satisfy the public excitement not only
from verbal information, but from occular
demonstration, as to the powerful efficacy
of the Cedar Apple upon those within our
knowledge who have taken it, as we'll as
the impossibility Of its doing any injury TO
those who may eat the apple.
lst. The Apple or Knot, is to be found
upon the Red Cedar, the white cedar trees
isnot 10 be found we believe in this country
2. The apple bears no resemblance in
shape, size or any similarity to the Cedar
Berry The apple is a sort of excresence,
and which is 10 be found at all seasons Of
the year on the small boughs or twics of
the Cedar Tree, "varyng in size from the
Halle TO that of the Black Walnut" bear
ing a strong resemblance to a nitted pota-
toe. The apple which is of last years
growth, and perfectly dried, does not look
like the orchard apple, and is not as bitter
as those Of this years growth, but as me-
dclae they possess the same virtue as
those that are green, and can he grated or
pounded fine and taken in molasscs.
Sd. The apple which contains some mois-
turc, can be eaten like any other fruit. The
quantity Mr.. II. recommends, Just as they
come from the tree, is one for every wear
that the child is old, and 10 be taken nine
mornings IN succession fasting.
From our own experience Of the effica-
cy of the Cedar Apple, we should say that
much less quantity would do-howeyer.
the apple is perfectly Innocent and any
quantity may be eaten without being at
tended with bad effects To prove that
small portion will answer, We will citr
case. a lad Ia years OF age, belonginy
to this Office, eat piece Of last years ap.
pic, about the size of a pea, and in twenty
four hours afterwards no less than f,centl
fur ToTms were eSpclled--and another
case IN the neighbourhood Of a child ared
17mon,hs cat about half on apple. and
one hundred were expelled, and we are
happy to say that in no instance have we
heard as yet, that the remedy has failed in
having the desired effect.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Washington, June &, 1926.
ITO enable this Department to comply
L. with the subjoined Resolution of the
House Of Representatives, the several
Claimants TO whom it refers are requested
to send hither, by mail, as soon as pract
cable, Schedules oftheir respective Claims,
exhibiting the particulars required by the
Resolution, as nearly as may be, according
to the following plan:
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ASsIss1Gs' E.T-c.s.
N a To'cn Meeting Of HE Frcemsn Of The
Torn Of .Ncw2ort, holden June 6, 1926,

III TOwn Meeting of HE Freemsn Of he
Tocn Of .Ncp2ort, holden June 6, 1896,
TT WAS VorED, That a Tax of Six
i Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, be
laid and assessed on the taxable property
Of the inhabitants, md others owning such
property in this town, as soon rs may be,
and paid into the Town Treasury on or
before the first day of December next.
The subscribers, therefore, give tins
public notice to all concerned, and request
them to give in to the Assessors at their
respective dwellings,, true and correct
list Of all their taxable property within ten
days as the law directs.
THOMAS BUSH,
STEPHEN GOULD, 1,..,,u.
WIN. w. FREEBORN, 'i'''''0'''
STEPHEN BOWEN.
June y?
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p g = Z. !. 4 ".


The following stanzas, which appeared in
st,e number of tho u S. Literary Gazette, o
Boston, are the production, VIC understand, o
aLadyof ibis torn, whose poetical merits We
have often had occasion TO admire.
FROM TIE FIRST PAGE ora YOUNG
L1DYS ALBUM
A lovely garden thou shalt be
Or choice, we'll cultured poetry;
charm thee from those weeds Of praise,
An idle aattercrs hcartless lays;
From hateful Satire's thistle sting
From demon Envy's serpent cling,
Who loves, wherever, laurels grow,
The venom of his breath to throw
From Ccnsure's blight so Otter stealing
Ger the young bursting buds Of feeling
From critic birds Of prey, charm thee,
Though oft their feathers sound alarm thee,
And though they hope to get fine feed in
The songstors of our spel-bound Eden
/ gift thco with nmbrosal air,
Flowcrs as the check of Hours fair,
And " wood notes wild" from every tree,
Surprising Arts best minstrelsy;
Fruits Of the tree, and earth, and vine,
And bowers, and grots, and groves be thine
Thy skies each grateful change bestow
Offreshenng shower and sunny glow;
Grateful ndeed--for Beauty eyes
Will form those ver-varying skies;
Now Frightening into sunny play
Over light and cheerful lay,
Then soltening into gentle rain
Over some bosom touching strain.
Thy flowers must be divinely fair,
For Love will plant his roses there,
Soft, bushng in voluptuous bloom,
AID redolens with rich perfume.
Imagination's tulip dies
Shah spread their brightness to tho skies
hnd, shrinking from the world away,
To bask beneath fond Friendships ray,
Shall tho hearts genial bloomings be
Like those of that hOlfliving tree,
Whose tondor ilowrets sleep at noon,
To wake beneath the gentle moon.
Will not the fruit thou yicld'st be sweet,
Tempting the very gods to eat
Quick fancios running wild shall be
The nectar navord strawberry;
Sweet love speeches, the downy peaches.
Each melting as the mouth it reaches;
Deep thought, the nut within tho shell,
Hard to obtain, yet tasting well
And Wit, the rich grape sparkling free
In all it's racy pungency
Fair garden, for thy bcautcous Eve
No gift grant, no spell weave;
For her own spells of form and mind
Charm the strong eye of Envy blind
Her soul is Eden in the spring
Orpurc, ethereal blossoming;
Thy fairy treasures resign
TO her soft cares and sway benign.
My task performed, tho magic wand .u
l. falling from M powerless hand;
Yet when in future destined slurs
Revive again my wizard powers,
Ifany wish her bosom strs,
My strongest talisman ia hers.
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III has Store IN Broad- Street, opposite MAJ
HENRY BULL's, at retail, on the mos
reasonable terms, for Cash or approved
credii,
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Newport Brewery.

TIiE Subscriber offers his DOUBLE
a ALE at 81 per cask; TABLE BEER.
at SO 80 do. Cask to be rcturned.-Or-
ders for the above, left at the Brewery, or
by application to me, will be punctually
attended to.--Yeast and grains may be
had at the Brewery.
S. AYRAULT ROBINSON.
N. B.-All persons who have not re-
turned the Casks Of the last year, are in
formed, if they are not returned by the lst
of May, they will be considered as sold.
April ).
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VV,NE Steam Boats WAsniNGrov. Capt l.
Il :. Bunker, CoNSEcTIcUr, VIM. Com
stock, FrLroS. X. ). Bunker, will leave NEw'
YoRk. as follows
FOR PROVfDEvCE--A Boat will be dis.
patched every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day, at 3oclook, P.N.
FOR .YET. LONDON-A Boat will ldepart
every Monday and Friday, at 3 O'Clock, r. V.
FROM PROFIDFNCE.--A boat will he
every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at > 3oclock, IN.
FROM NEW 40 fyDON--A Boa, will be
dispatched every Wcdnesdavand Sunday a,
6oclock, p ".
The boais will stop at Newport Tor Prssen.
gers. Nay IL.
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YrOPIGRa

T1IE Subscribers having been appointed
d Assignees to ROBERT ROBINSON,
Merchant, of Newport, we request all those
having demands against said Robinson, to
present them to us.
ROBINSON POTTER,
n. s. RUGGLES.
Newport, april ;. Alb
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,os@.sAGN I-%N.ss.ss. Z $.
June

TENrET DRt,M.NOND, has Just received
~ one case of Gimp Cottage Bonnctts, New
est Patterns, Plain Dunstable do. Lcghoru
Bolivars very cheap, plain silk shawls, artif-
cial flowers, Bcrrago scaris, g1uze ~ fancy
silk hdkis., pattern dresses ,bobhmctt aud Pat.
tincu laccs, nankin and Canton grapes, |.
taliOn do. pressed do, figured gro dc nap
plain do. lcvantincs, Sattins, furniture Chn,z
caliCocs, ginghams, parasols, French prints
rolio trimmings, tangercen do, pipmgs, cords,
gimps, purling and floss, Chilian dresses bat.
tlsc, garni,urc ribbons, cap do. shire muslin
swiss and null do, cambrics knitting cotton
of the first quality, chldrens Lc-ho
Newport Juno - lr26
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DAILY,
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pRtyrEp AND PUBLISHED gY
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a. The semi-Weekly Paper, at 81, aud the
,vlall,, paner, at 50 per annan, payable in
w. w. No subscription will be received for
au, '-,', Tine than six months, and no paper will
q a discontinued but al the discretion of the
% ,e,.,,,,A until all arrearages are paid
bu ~ Advertisements viii ae inserted at so
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II z Egf Uy&gy.GEHS

Among them are
The last Of the Nohicans, in 2 vols. from
the pen a the celebrated American Novelist.
hr. Cooper, Of New York author oi the SPY.
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, Sc. &c. This WORN Is
pronounced by Critics to BE- his best pro suc-
ton
National Tales in vols this is a very
superb production, and ought to be owned
by every person.
Matilda, Iaie of the day, said to he a We
ry excellent work
Faher's Difficulties of inidelily, said To he
very fine.
The Foresters by the authors Of Lights
and Shadows of Scottish HE, &c Nc
ferpanck's Essays on the Nspnc, aud
USES Vt the various evidences Of Revealed
Religion. This work is much praised by those
who have read it..
A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine.
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone,
by John Milton, in vols. Tins work is We
ry superby executed, and ought TO be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers Of the late Revd. Tho.
mas Scott, u u. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott, A
NJ
The Book of Fate, new and complete
system of Fortune Telling.
Gnmmere's Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved
The Modern practice Of Physc, by Robert
Thomas, NJ y. the eighth edition, with We
ry considerable additions &c &c.
\ Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro.
bert Thomas, NJ. y.
together with great many others, all of
which will be- sold very low by
A3AAIsE \, McRExE.
Anril e
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NOVICE.


DBPARTMEAr OF STATf,
Juig ii, 1926.
yENO ob1iate the risk and delay incident
10 the relurn of the Bunk Notes from
mis- Department, not receivable nj the Urea.
.sury OF the united States, ~ payment Tor Pa
tent RIGHTS. ali persons DESTROYS Of taknl
ont Patents are requested TO transmit, With
tbeir notifications, such Notes or Drafts As
they may know or be advised will be avail
able al the Treasury.
July p iplJl
n Publishers Of The Laws Of the Uraed
States will insert this notice in their paPel
ten limes.
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znuE SUBSCRIBERS hive this day recti.
- Ved a splendid assortment 81 hseuf
Ta1CX cS0nug Of The latestlashionst
Hnunea which are
| case rich - fnnrv nndrepcd Prints.
d. nrW slYle Gtuehams
1 do harage Rubrs
do RuIoge ilandkerehieia
do hg'dand plniu Mu.dna
ALSO,
Lace, Gnuges aud Grapes
Elnel an isnrv cold silks
| casr white cotton llusn
ia assorted lush Linens
IogrIherWiih n number of articles too nu-
mtfous 10 mention.
For good an5 chcup Goods. apply IL
ANDREW . HuOlllIBs.
July = Amin =
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SOElEE Y.

n HEREBY forwarn all persons from ira
4 dug Tor d bond executed by the snbscri'
6crto Charles Blunt, jr. AID hearing date
The 18th day oil October 1873, aud made pay
able the 18th October, 1870, as | am deter
mined not TO pay the above mentioned bond,
a, there was a fraud pfaclised on me
CHARLES y. ROGERS.
July y. 3w'3l
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payer Nangingo

EpHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
u citizens OF Lynchburg, thai he has a.
pcned at the stored Mr.. A. hphersons, an
elegant assortment OF Paper hanging, and
borders, Any persons wanting the above
articles will do we'll 10 embrace The present
opportunity, as the .ubscrlber only intends
to remain short time IN this place. He
will attend 10 HE putting up of The Papers,
which will be done ia the handsomest style.
FRANCIS BEGNAuLT
July II. ts5l
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a. ENDING 10 visit the state - keu-
4 uHa.. irHpr.ste, Alabama and iur Ar
kau.aa la.fnr.s about lie hrsi III Angoal
.rrsf. ] .,IIl. -uG.sfahri lie Transaction ol bu
sine ia aay enc q. the Aforesaid 5tnIes ol
Icuitory--l may bc found prylous 10 dial
lime at ny nlhcra, Nj, nro. Markham, ~
Amhfrst. J milrs below Lsochbnrg, 81 any
communication addressed 10 me aud lodged
in the po.t Office ol lyuchbnrg will be atlen-
Odd Ia. GEO l.. MANN Ah'
Jnl} II. it%" y"
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EOnN MOSELY You will take oo-,
y lice, ha, on tie 29th day OF August next
at the Tavern Of William Ietry, ia me town
Of Liberty and county Of Bedford, and On
the III day OF September next, sttne Frank
lin Hotel IA the town of Lynchhafg, he.
tween the rising and setting oi bic san, W.
shall proceed TO take lhe deFnalions 81 sun
dry WITNESSES, 10 be read rs evidence IN "A
suit depending e. uodrtard,lned IN the Supe-
riof Count OF Chaucery loi The dlslucl oi
Lynchbmg, in which Ne are ple'nttiis aud
Won are drfen..auts, aaa suu continue 10
tnke the same from day tp DAY i neGessaly.
BENJAMIN A DONALD,
GEORGE AOBLE e~GEiLS "
Jaly -. c4Hal ms UVe.
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zIlRGINlA 10 Wit:--At court OF
' Monthly Session continued aud held
for Campbell county at lhe courbnuse there
of on Tuesday the lth day oil July, 1870.
Villa Epperson, Con'b''-
INST
John .ohbs, executor Of Thomas Cobbs,
dec d and Ihomas Cobbs, DGlts,
IN CHAHCEkY.
II appearing 10 the satislatnon Of lie court
lhal lhc defendant 1boma, oobbs IS not an.
inbahitant OF this state ano h. having faiied
10 appear and answer the compalnani's bill i
II is ordered that he do appear here on the
second Monday ia October next and answer
the bill oil the complainant, nnd that ms or
Ter he inserted ia ne Lyasbburg Virginian
Tor eigu, weeks successfully and posted p a.
ne front door Of the courthouse Oh ibis coun
~ Oh some court day.
A eopy--Tesie, a.
JoHN ALEXANDER, OK.
JIY q, Oh
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Tie following gas upn the tau.
tol y ard repetition a ma.lefB eofg
.sieeirgweGua ia late London Ma.
-1zhle.
TWO SONGS.
TIE .Hrsic bg .Hr. J. RarneH. he
s.NoRsease By W. T tompbeH.
SONG mt PiRsT-Tn. WORMS NJ
T. cAMPBELi, Esn.
II a----ny white why'd power
above, My JOYS and grief survey.
lie day HAT thou vert born. my
love. lie surely snrt---- ly
blessed tlat DAY. lie sure---ly
sorr-----lt bl,ss'd thai Day igaz'd
ard irli'uPpn my lips ~ mflnisl'd
accents hang, One moment bllss,
one burning kiss, one burning l..ss.
To fammr n teg'd cae', pang. each
pan moments bliss. oue bur.
Mrs ii-a, 10 rapture changed each
pang
II a-----ny white Wing'd pow
~ above. Ny ioy's aud gr,rls sur.
,cy. Tin day When thou vert born,
my love. lie surely surely blessed
that day, He surely surely bless'd
that day ------. And though ~ swift
as lightning's fash. 'l'hoer. traneed
moments flew, Not all the waves
oi time shall wash, moi Nil the waves
oltimc shall wash. Thy memory from
my view, thy memory from MY lew
-. memory lruD--my view.
Oh ! Mr.. I. Campbell. Wtat shall
,pash. shaii 1oash. this stuff. ,4is
sun = memory. Thy nepor,, Try
- .Y--mc--mr- y on Mr..
I. tanpbell, NJ. al Mr.-blr.---
Tommy hmp-----b !
soEGsreosp ruf woaog ~ Il eAaf-
hi. u
NjlhdraN ~ yet taos lips lai
iae#r-. Whose touch 10 mine ia
ral-. lurcs' fprll ;litc's Joy for Us a
moment IIrers. And death seems
IL The word tireNell----, IN lhs
word tattNcli---, IN tr word
Farewell. HE hour thai bids ~
pati und 60. II souaGs moi yet oh !
10 10 M, The hour lhai bids us part
aud. go. II sounds not yet. %. tono
40, The hour ,hal blds us paff and
20, II sounds not yet oh ! % ~ no.
I lie hour that bids us part and go
oh ! 40 a. ~ 40 no 10 no.
Ime, Will gaze npnn lhy>
sWillnrss, ilIcs, Like a rourscr near
the goal. u! MORROW where Shall bo
hi~ llrclncS,. Ahen thon art parted
from my soul. When thou ----nrG
parted from my soul, Uur hearts
shali beat, our tears shal How, orr
hearts shall beat. shall flow. Bnl not
to ---- gc-----ther, 10 no no, Que
healfs shall beat, our tears shall
flow. but uot together. no no 30 no
no ~ no no 10 no no l--elcven
ilmes.)
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oAA W Atpr.

TTE3lLAa >. UGVAL
Z a. .ummr I'd making Sooa Water
/. VII a machine entirely -" and com
lote N'Y
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Stro arrival qf.Neliciars.
" alter u. .MiAAteton

..ySeaR Is nov receiving sixty
" ,s - lire packages fresh III. Dx-
49, QENE5, which lave been
IS x srariealorly selected rs an eApe.
9Rs0lse' rieneed hand, and whch can he
warranted genuine.
Tie has recently purchased the entire stock
ct Dmss, Medicines, paint,, OILS, pec-stnn.
NJ. OF pocts. Owens 4 Leelir which IN pd.
dtli9n 10 his stock on hand. toEelberwith his
new arrival, renders hIiassortnont EXTENSIVE
and complete.
Til tnends aud the public, ms wrll rs The
customers 81 Owens * erlie, nre assured
thai lheY can be fnruished on the most lnyor
allie terms
Practitioner Of Medicine, country mcr-
clhnts aud others Who purchase largely cnu
be supplied n a small advance above the
northern rrlers,aod good bonds taken in pay =
men
Inc grentfst attention pnil 10 the com
pounding OF medicine aud he pledges him
sell 10 deliver - article oni oI ~, establish.
me- hnl what Is 81 tue puresl quality.
July u t06
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BLANK WORK

Vt minutes npuer, Merchants, Clerks ana
ne public generally may rely on having any
work ordered ol me, faithfully doue * made
out Of the hesi materials aud at very low pri-
ces.-persous wishing books hound are re
quesled to bring them forward immediately,
as am someWhat At leisure and can do them
much better lban when am pushed With
work. The publicare further informed ldat l
bind hooks al much lower prices than they
yer were known 10 be done At in this part
Of the country, and in Il much more superior
manner. A3KAM K. NORTH.
Feb q fa'4
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There 10 only one class Of men In
the world who deserve no loicrn,ions
x they are lbosebl any denomination
Who will tolerate nome but them.
selves. II Robinson. fecl Resear.
We ought uot to judy of mems
mc'its by their qualifications, but
by The asc thcy make ofii,em
Praise from The commop pcoplo
IN generally false, and rat6er lallow~
eth s'id persons than ''rtnoYooo
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HAS Just received supply OF the above
Medicine, as ageut Tor the Proprietor
March 81 81
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Anu ohhres IN pr0pOrIion.
Present price OF tickets So, halves 81 81,
quarters rs cts. but will rise ON The Is, OF Au.
gust to 81.
The drawing will certainly take place in
October, under the superntendence vi the
following gentlemen Judge WIN. Daniel,
ChisWel Dabpey, Albcu M'Daniel, John q.
Neon, John Bullock, David G Mnrrel, WIN
/ M'Kinney, VIM. w Norvell, George Whit
locke, John w Bagwell, Ammon Hancock,
Robert Kyle, James l.. Ciaytor, Jesse b. Hsr'
rison, Micaiah DAVIS, Colin Buckrer Elijan
Fletcher, John [ Wills, john Hancock and
John e. Miller, Esqfs
GT' Orders from u distance, by mail, post
paid, or private conveyance, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, will meet the most
prompt attention If addressed TO
AUG. EEEYEygCM.
July "a Alanager.
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Coco do
6Ig2 PRICES.
1903 Blanks
10000 Tickets, at 50 is 10000
MODE al AWNING

MODE Oh DRAWING
All The numbers will De put in the wheel
as usual. All the prizes above three dollars
will be put in the prize-wheel and drawn ON
opposite the whole body of numbers. The
FIRST drawn number will decide the fate Of
the 5000 three dollar prizes, MS follows, to
vii should ii b. one OF the frs FIVE thou
saUd numbers, that 10 shy, any number from
No. 10 6OOU, inclusive, all those numbers
will, III like manner, be entitled 10 three dol
lars cnch Should il be one OF the last Eve
thou'nnd Humbers, That ~ TO say, from Ne.
600l 10 loDOt, inclusive, ihen all those num-
bers will IL like manner be emitted 10 three
dollars each Those who hol1 two tickets.
one above and one below No. 5000 must OF
course draw ONE and may ORA. 1HREE
prizes.
This scheme affords great advantages TO
those who prefer taking certificates oil Pack
nges oi Tickets or shares; ms Packages inay
be- mnde OF any even numLfr; two, four sin,
eight, ten. twenty, nc. add cost bul little
more than one half of the scheme price
certificate Of Ckeismay be hind for ca 1s
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