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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of Lsnea MRse, de-
n ceased, late of Brandywne Hundred requested
70 make immediate payment and all persons having claims
against said estate requested TO present the same,
without delay, duly authenticated for settlement, to
FRANCES M'KEE, .fahnr.
DAVID PENNY, Admir-.
Nov. 90, 1926. 5-4t
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO the estate of JOHN CROW,
IN Esq, deceased, are requested to make immediate
payment; and all persons having claims against said estate
requested the same, without delay duly
thentca,ed for settlement, to JOHN MOODY,
Newcastle, Sept. 8, 1926. 85-tf administrator.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the Of JOSIAH BRIeGs,
IA deceased, late of this Borough either in bond, note,
or book account, are hereby notified to call and pay
I'm Nat, who is duly authorized receive the same,
and those having demands will please present them for
settlement JOHN BRIGGS .4dm'r.
Nov. 20, 1926. 5-9t
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NOTICE.

yEyE BooKsELLISa and STATIONERY business, and the
Il CIRcuLATIsG LIBRARY, hitherto conducted by JAMES
WILsoS, will be continued by the subscribers.
A. & II. WILSON.
Wilmington, August 90, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

IN y y - = HIHN II NITt w IAIs
FsvE following Cotton and Wooea .)achrery are offered
IL for sale, at reduced prices:
COTTO.r .N.iCHL.NERT.
Four Thros'les OF 100 spindes each
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One Sc inch do do do
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames 10 cans each.
Yarn Press, Banding Machine, Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &C &C.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
OF il is in good working order.
W00LE.r .M.fCHLNERT.
Three "a inch CArllng Engines.
One Billy 90 Spndles.
Two Jinneys 70 Spindles each.
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty Looms, most ofhcm broad, with Reeds lIeddles
Shutilcs, Bobbns &c &C
Five new Power Looms, that supposed will do either
for wooden cotton goods.
Tbs above Machinery will be sold low, either altogeth.
er or in parts. Apply 10 j. ALRlCHs & GO.
Wilmington, 5lh mo. 15th 1926. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN HEMpiILLS Hhof and Luniber Yard in
the Borough of Wilmington, genera assoitmt nj Of Lam
ber well selected suitable for person for building - io
mechanics and large stock of Ceiar and Cyprus SIM
Giles, constantly for sale The h,pes terms for cob
or the usual credit
The friends and former customers of the yard and ths
public generally, invited call at the ON Sr,yr
where their iavors will be thankfully acknnw!edg Il Lu
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .iaem
June s. 1896 s5,r
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Sealing Wax,

Equal to any mported-warrantcd to burn free
and stick well. Manufactured by e. KurIbaum,
Philadelphia. For Sale at the Watchmen Office
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NOTICE.

ETROM absohte necessity, well inclination am de-
Il termined to close all my accounts iorthu I'LL; those
therefore, who indebted, aud do nol call aud uy Or
give their notes paJ able at short dates VIII iii hri &C.
counts placed in the hands of unceremonios ,sets no
very welcome ones, perhaps for collection and 10 ever
unpleasant It may be to t. adverse measures ID Cn
ger time can, or will be given in any case whatever
29th Sept 1926. j. WILSON.
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NOR the cure OF colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
consunptions and all diseases of The breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketsreet, Will
mIngton, Delaware.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
Boston Patriot

MONTREAL, a.. c. Aug. S1.-Bll the
world has heard the story of the artist
who painted fruit so well that the fowls
Of the air came and pecked at the pic
ture. n circumstance some what akin
TO this took place in this city on Friday
last. In Mr.. Try'sfurnj'ure warehouse
hangs two oil paintings; the one repre-
senting fish, and the other dead game.
They are exceedingly we'll executed
and Ere has been refused for the pair
On the day above mentioned, a pointer
entered, and fixing his eyes on the paint
ing Of the game, which was hanging a
hove sideboard, sprung at il with such
fury, that he brought the picture to the
ground. and broke the frame all to piec
es. Fortunately, the picture was uuin.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

The advertisement we publ gander
the head Of Vaiang,' has GS-aband
ed Us by gentleman OF high sPoct-
ability, who-youches for the au,aenii
city of the facts it contains We also
learn that the horse referred to in the
had evidently been for
ced backwards oil'the precipice The
has caused much tx
cacmcn,in lhc neighborhood; andthere
ppears much cause to apprchend that
be fears entertainedare too we'll found
ed.-Ccnlas Of Liberty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
VARIOUS

{nteTeSttfl9 LCITeopyft~Cftto' ~
er will doubtless bear 10 mind the cir
cuns,ance Of worthy present having
heea prepared bere, BY g. w. ?. Gus
us, ESQ. 70 be presented through the
medium OF Gen. la Fayette, TO the
Liberator Bolivar. Tae reception of
the present, "a ring enclosing lock OF
the hair, and miniature portrait, OF the
Father of his Country has given rise
to an interesting Core spondence, copy
Of which we are permitted to present 10
our readers as folIows:-.Ant. Int.
rRASsLATloy.
New YORK, Sept 4, 1925.
M Dear !Sr: In the communications
which have Just received from Peru,
Ills Excellency the Liberator eff Colon
bia honors me tyith fine commission, to
present to you the enclosed letter, the
sncerest expression, ofhis acknowledg-
ments fer the valuable presents, which
one Of the family. Of the illustrious
Washington las been pleased TO offer
him. cannot better fulfil this commits
sion, than by transcfibing TO you the
very words Of his Excellency:
9ince yoa nave peeh me person
"who has bad the goodness to transmit
to me so valuable part of the Inherit
''ance Of the immortal Washington, be
"also the medium, through whom wish
"to express the profound admiration,
"h'oh nave always protested Tor Inc
memory Of ms iI'ustFlolis nero with
my consideration ana respect Tor every
thlnS oeiohsing 10 h'm' and my acknowi-
eoS'neht oi the nohor WIN "hlch
nave Just oeen distinguished
IL also aAofdS me pleasure 70 com
,nun'caie 10 you, 'llat ehe COLOMBIAN
Nauon kno" DO" 10 value me merit oil
tue honor you nave conferred Oh MN,
who is considered as the Father OF his
Country, and the worthy imltator ot
Washington.
10 the gratitude OF General Bolivar,
and tie esteem OF Colombia, permit
me to add the sentiments OF the greatest
consideration, and cordial friendship
with which
remain your obedleht servant,
JOSE MARIA sALAZAR.
To me HoHora5l'
'.'"'A " A'"i No oNir' '0Sl'S' '>''
Letter from The L'berafor.
LAMA, - Way, 1926.
papers, the gllt VITA winch the son OF
the great w ashlngtoh mas been pleased
TO nonoF me- n"p no' ttti 'hts day. re
Gelvea eiInef l"e ho,y fe1lc OF 'hs ra-
'neI q "'oe''!' Vi 'oe H'''e ~, ie''e,
n ms ,a ""aIav Gesognusn. 49,; "'s Jay
~ ".ea 81, p',"o2 Upei, ~ s'its ~, a,u
acactpr 80 81 -. cont;noot 81 rai ia
nrasey,te9 tbrongh the c =, h.
= }
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

Missouri - Distressing -The St
Louis Republican Of the lst ult. says
1--WE are informed by gentlemen en-.
gagged in the Fur Trade, who have ar
rived from the establishment on the
Missouri. within few days past, that
the late freshet has been very destruc.
tive; that nearly all the houses, boats,
and other property belonging to them,
have been washed away, and the men,
in many instances, barely escaped with
their lives.
"At The Mandan villages, the water
rose II feet, perpendicularly, in few
hours, and at the Arrickara towns. Is
feet in two hours, only. Such was its
rapidly, that every thing on the low
banks was either swept away or en-
tirelv inundated.
Ga band of Sioux were encampcd
some distance below the Arrickaras,
when the waters suddenly coming up
on them, between sixty and seventy OF
their number, men, women and chill
dren, persisted in its bosom. The
scene, as described to rs, was truly
appalling: some OF the sufferers were
seen, in the attempt TO swim, dashed
down by the resistless current. and
crushed to death amongst the drifting
ice and timber. Others hung to the
branches of trees, until they became
benumbed with the cold, gradually
Stacked their grasp, and were borne
down the stream Several OF The nlen
succeeded in climbing trees, where
they remained considerable time in
hopes OF rescue-but their inevitable
fate was only for short time protrac
ted. A Sudden change in the atmos-
phere, accompanied by heavy s!eet,
deprived them of all feeling, and they
dropped senseIess into the water below
"'Nhe rise is attributed to the melting
Of the snow aud ice at the head Of the
EeIlow Stone and Chayenne Rivers.
These streams flow lromthc south, and
are generally the first in the spring to
pay their anncal tribute to the Nilsson
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
Lnien From Lima We received via

Latest From Lima. We received via
New York, very late COMMERCIAL adyi-
ces from Inns, aud are bigaly graiihed
to announce a very considerable IN
provementin the price 81 -four in that
market Letter, which is dated the nth
TINE, contains no political information
whatever, but says, there are here a.
bout six thousand barrels Of flour ailoat
and the last sales were made at ten dol
lars. on board --and it is expected to be
higher in a Jew days. Bal. GAG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

ri At The commencement of the pre-.
sent lreshet, the ice had not broken up
in the Missouri, nor for many miles
IN the ether rivers; but, as the water
rose it forced its way down, bearing
every thing before it, & breaking loose,
with tremendous crashing, the thick
ribbed ice ofthe Missouri.
"a great many packs of Buffalo
Robes were lost by the different ira
ders, and some OF these enterprising
men, we are sorry to say, have lost G
very thing they possessed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-29

Chef Masisifacy Of TIE Nation. ", shall
not believe, but upon the must satisfactory
evidence, that he was ever guilty Of prca-
lation OF exloftion. It's contrary 10 the
whole tenor Of his character. W. cannot
but express our regret, That at this carly
day, attempts should be- nadr 10 destrn,
the private characters of uur most distn-
gulshed citizens. Lei those who attempt
II, beware oilhr fate Of Nrninn Edwards
"Resoire4, That lhe presid, nj Of ia. L.
States br requested 10 commitment 10 ials
llonse any la1ofmation that may be IA
pussrsslup Of lhe Executive Gufrtnnaot.
respecting an. treaty, or supplement- fo q
treaty o. any special agreements catered
into by any aged. III commissions IT the
United States, With any tribe or tribes ol
Indians, by which any gtaut OF ldud We
made, or proposed Ia he made, by any
such agent ar commissioner, enIIluArd IL
negotiate treaty, lnr his Own pm ale ur,,,
aud rmonm"nt! the nature aud extent oil
such grant; also TIM purpert of the in
struetlnns Ia such agent or commissioner,
and his communications In the Executive,
on th' subject of such giant aud whether
such agent ar commissioner agreed 10 ac-
crpt such grant, 50 proposed OF made, and
whether ANY such grant has At ny tmr
been submitted by such agent or cammts-
slonrr, for the ratification af the Govern.
mcnt, aud II 50, whether the same Ia.
been ratified.
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1870 PRICES.
2B970 blank
42e4o tickets.

The public will observe nj the very frss
glnu,c INIT The above scheme Is the most
brilliant one tba' has been before them for
tone tiIne, and The pfice Of uckcts much
msre moderate. md The drawing To take
place almost immediately IN fetereutk---
those wishing ~ secure chance viii not
hive minute 10 tose, or they may lose y0ty
chance OF getting go 900, which would re-
ally he very convenient aud comfortable
suuI Ia nny person AZ these hard times. lake
old Squire Briefs advice, ana ny your luck
again, and who knows but tbal the same good
luck will altend you elso
lTPr.senl price Of tickets 81, and shares
IN rroporlion II on waat the S2o,oO0 be
sure 0nd cal At my trnly lucky Office, and
secure chance. AbtlAM Il. NORTH.
May 20. d2
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place ~ this body, calculated To DESTROY
rs harmony. The Chair. he aid. would
never a-shue any power not vested N II,
hut wooldi ever show Grmnrss In exercis.
nag those powers that We're vested in the
Thar The rule was most explicit as IN
words spoken The Chair could no, make
II more PLAN: II would he unworthy 10
oecupy the seat which IL held. if il could
observe any other rule than that prescribed
by the Senate Itself Those ruiz. had I'm.
did The chair, and it would apply thrm Il.
gully 10 every one as FAR as its power TX
tended.
Mr.. Randolph shall submit
obeerfally. because always submit to i..s-
iire and order.
Tbe resolutions offered by Mr.. Randolph
having been read, he said. let then lie on
n" tahi" TIL ths next sessinn, when shall
say word or two about them.
The resolutions ~ere then laid on the
table.
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ron THE vtRGtNIAN.
THE EPISCOPAL CnUkCn.

.NfSSrS Editors: Prrsunng some al
youn readers would be pleased to ltnow TIA.
nnmb,r of Chergt men hrlanging t. III,
Protestant Episcopal herch i this roun-
try enclose YOU hsl Of tho. taken
from that valuable aed interesting lttls
wotk, "Swords' Pocket AlnanAel>, his
II NJ Calendar, and Eccc-ls-.ich Regis.
ter Tor 1926. From this II appears thai
the Church consists Of 10 Bishops and 4J4
clergy VIZ:
ThrEa>irrn Diocrss,e mhracing the states
vt Maine, y. Hampshire, Ala,sachaset :
Vermont aod Rhode lshud the IIisaI
Rev. Ahx WIS GrlsN old, D. ID. bishop
| Maine contains 2 elrgNmrn, n. II mp
shire 5, Massachusetts ~, Vermont X,
Rhode Island 6.
The Dlocess of Connecticut, the Right
Rev. Thomas Church Br ~ ncll d. ID. l..
l.. ID. bishop, cuntaln, n cIergymrn.
The Diocess of NV York, the Righl
Rev John Henry Hobart, ID. ID. bishop
l07.
The Diocess of NV Jersey, thu Rgll
Rev. JOHN Croes ID b. bishop, ID.
The Dlocess IF Penn. vl,nnla the Right
Rev. William White, d. ID. bishop "a.
The Dlocrss of DelaW lre. J.
Thu Dloccss Of Maryland, the Right Rev
James Kemp, d. ID. bishop, 81.
The Dlocess oi Virginia, the Right Rev
Richard Chanoiog Moore, ID ID. bishop
81.
TIN Diocess Of North Carolina, the Right
Rev. john Stalk Kasenscrof, ID d. Ilsh
Op, 10.
The Dioccss Of S. Carolina, the Right
Rev. Nathaniel Bowen, ID. d. Bishop, 81.
The Diocess of Georgle, 5
The Dlocees of Ono, the Right Rev.
PhiIandrr Chase, ID. ID blshop, 7.
KenockJ, 4. Louisiana, /. Mi-sls1ip-
pi, O. Tennessee, /. Michigan, Z. Mis-
souri. /.
II may he proper To obsrr'e, however,
thai dis list was publl8hed 10 Ihr loltrl
pat OF last fall since winch pellod there
nave been something ike 90 clergy nien,
who have received orders. The Church,
therefore, at this time, probably contains
between $50 aud go clergyneu, exclusive
al bIshops.
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%TD1l l,--Ths Il Ia lorpafu al prr-
l Y sons dsh trading Tor or taking an ~.
slgntaeot an two notes given by M Ia Hen.
~ Ely, about the qo'h 81 Aprll last, our
for twrnt, dollars, payable the first Of Az
gust next, AND the olher for eleven dollars
aud fifty cents, payable the q5th nt u. fm-
Der, 1876. Thrse notes were traudnIcntIy
obtained from me by promiNrs "bs'h said
Ely has tailed IL comply with, and am
determined never To pay thcm nne1s com
pellrd by law. THOMAS JONES.
AiBC - 3al
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= Office BY virtue ola deed of uusi
y executed by illnm lsbrll 10 the sui.
scllhtr which Is t'uly recorded IN the elrtkis
ulhcc ot the county court Of Amherst, "ill5
Tor lae purposes OF said deed sell, nj public
auction, tor cash. IA Tuessia tht 10Th OF Iune
neat before the door ol the franklin Hole "a
he taN 4 OF LyuehhnrR, The following proper
~ 10 VII; LON. u blacksmith, Edmund, n
sn.Thn Is also blacksmith Il flcAsan,, u
10y tagtfhta 'efN - certain Tract Of lnnd y
,rR and Icing in the coua,v of amherst, ueaf
Bethel, CONTAINING. by estimate, 3yl nefrs,
more nr less, toer,hrr win ell the upp1fle.
nan ss thcreuntu belonging
n Nj. 1ALIAFFRKO,
May -. tctdss2
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Ny. Rnn3oiph, Boiipar, and South 4
nerican independence. 1t will be recol-
!acted by our readers that, At the com
meucrnent of the present session of Con
gross, Ma Randolph, in speech delivered
in the Senate, took occasion to "trayrl
ont of the record" as the lawyers say,
to empty the yials of his wrath" upon
the head Of the illustrous Bolivar, whose
career through life has been marked by
such singular devotion TO the rights and
happiness of his fellow beings, and 10 stig
Matte the chafacte Of the South Amer
cans, who have followed their leader with
such steady ardor aud in,iueible valor to
the cOnsummatipn of his great objeet--fhe
independence Of his country. The eject
Of this speech was predicted AZ the
time. It was said, by many individuals,
who regretted that the character Of the
country should be .jeopardized by the
" him and caprice of single man, that
the sentiments contained in II would be re-
ceived with Joy in Madrid, and by the ilo-
ly Allies, as perfectly in accordauce with
those which have been used to justify
their own expressions, and thatit "on|d Of
course create among our brethren Of the
South, feelings directly the reverse. So
r,r 90 W. have We, ascgrtained This pre-
dictinn has been completely reallzpd. We
have NOT had time vet 10 hear the shouts
Of the slaves If Ferdinand, and his anotn-
ted Cousins Of France. Austria, Russia and
Prussia hut We hare heard the lodig-
napt voice Of the Nexlcans. We have
heard them conpl,in Of treatment which
all acknowledge to be cruel, unnecessary
,,a rriust. in terms more Of sorrow
than of anger" They we're not prepared
10 hear. issuing from the "cdpitGt u me
yerublican 1rorid," as they empha'ically
sn lie the city of Washington, sentiments
so utterly at war with the principles which
have been heretofore universally avowed
in this country in relation to the South a
,,erie,n contest. They were not prepar-
ed to hear Bolivar denounced by one who
.,yofssss.i to revere the memory OF wash
;,oto, M, the efforts and exertlons of
his associates ridiculed by one who pre-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-29
THE NEXT LOTTERY.
ODO .4A,D EYpN SYsTrIf

ODD AND EFEN SYSTEM
by which The cider nftNo urkrt4 or two
shares Is oerioia Of obtaining at least one
Pfite and may datc hreti
Grand state Lottery Of Maryland.
No.7, unasr tue suprruirudance Of tn
Eomnlss,ortrs appointed by thu Governor
aud Council, thr draalag VII br com.
pIrted IN ONE DAY, mud will lake place
IN thu CITY Of Bait IN re, on
" ednesday, 18th July.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-29

o. News from Europe, represen, the
Greeks To be in a desperate condition.
Mlssolonshl, which has 50 long vithstood
the assaults of the Turks. has at length fill
en- into their hands a. an immense cost OF
blood on both sides Rumors of approach.
ing wars. in which Russia is to take d con.
sRicuous part, are in circulation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-29
Cob It. NJ

L01leIy and EtcHdhgf- UTfce, We.
ia, Ai0rket Street. Baltimore;
" hrrp q ,ha,es Of III, $4,000 dollar pr,zp,
aud 9 Quarters Of The 10000 dollar prIze,
aud also the 5000 dollar prze, all dawn
in the Grand State Lortery 90 The 10Th in
4laot, have alrcsd, been presented Il. d
oad, and where the great and magnificent
lfa,,t,l - ,z1 ,f
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2l,0s4 rr'ae, %100.Gcc

Mot Que Bla k 10 Prize.-All pay
able Ia CASH, which ns usual AT Cohea'S
Office, can be had The moment Mtg arr
drd,cn.
Whole Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 80
Halves SO EIghths &c
To be- had in the greatest variety of Num-
hrra IDdd and E,pnlat
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o. we have copied into our paper to-
day description Of the scene which took
place in the Senate ofthe L. s. between Mr..
Randolph and Nj Lloyd of Mass just
previous to our Senator's departure fo his
POINT Of emharkation for Europe. Mr..
RandOiph's conduct on that occasion was
perfectly IN Keeping with all that preceded
II, and which gave risc to such general
belief of his insanity Those who have
been his best friends do not hesitate now
10 condemn him in the harshest terms.
Indeed, his freaks near homc on recent
occasion, were snch as 10 leave the state
of his mind no longer probIemalical. May
gentle gales wait him 10 England, the land
where his affections seem to have concen-
tired May the cOngenaI aristocrdcy with
~ hlch he will be surrounded, 80 attach
him to II, that he may BIZ induced to pre-
iet seat in the British House of Conn
mons to the simple honors of Republl-
can Senator HIS absence from the land
of bis birth, by which he has been cherish
I'd into political being, and elevated to
fame, with the fond expectation that be
would prove one of her brightest orna-
menis, will be regretted by none who are
not bound to him by stronger ties than
hose OF a common citizenship; but, on the
contrary, will be hailed with reclamation
as the forerunncr of the resumption of
peace and dignity in IA body whose stand
lag has been Of late SO seriously affected
by his Incorporate rawlings aud ndiocrimi
nate denuncations.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-29

q" COHEN'S "Gazetie and LOTTERY
RiEIsfr,' winch IA ppbIlshed Immediately
ahci tn" drawing, vii contain the com
plrt. La ot the Prizes. II viii be Tor
wardrd grnti9 10 all Who purchase then
III KITS al COaEN'S OFFICE, aud Who
slsofy lhrlr wish TO recciseil.
baltimore, Nay 10, 1875. i5J