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CARROLL COUNTY.t "a"
CO1JDT nF CDA NON pTE ~

CARRoLL CoUNrYt SIS.
COURT or COMMON PLE,4S
NATHAN KING, I
vs..
RICHARD WALTON, In chaHcery.
! JOHN CLARK,
JACuB STERLING,
HNHE said Richard Walton aot being
resident Of this State, but Of the
State of Pennsylvania, will take notice
that, on the eleventh day ol February, A,
p. 1886, the said Nathan King, Of the
county Of Carroll and State Of Ohio,
filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of said county, q B ll in chanGery a
gainst the said Richard Walton, John
Clark aud Jacob Sterliag, setting
forth, am ong Otherthings, that, on
the esd day of June, 1881, the said
Walton entered into a written con
tract with the said CLARK for the con-
VeyaGce to said CLARK, of the South
West quarter of section 81, township
ii and Rluge A. then situate in
the county of Columbian, but now
10 said county Of Carroll-that in Pur
suauce of said contract the said Clark
paid the said Walton a part Of the
purchase money that afterwards, on
the 4lh day of July, 1881, the said
Clark catered intO certain agreements
in writing with the said King for the
conveyance TO the said King, Of eigh.
~ acres and twenty acres of the said
quarter of section 81, sold by said
Walton to said Clark, as aioresaid-
that said King paid 10 said Clark the
ful! amount of money agreed to be
paid by him for said eighty and said
twenty acres of land that on or about
the 9Th .dsy of August 1885. said
King tendered 10 said Walton the a.
mount Of money alledged by said
Walton to be due on said contract be.
tween said Walton as said Clark, and
that, on the 12h day Of August, 1888
rhe said Walton, with full knowl,
edge Of the contracts between said
King and ssid Clerk, ErauduIenlly con
veyed said lands 10 the said Jacob
Sterling the said Sterling b sing
we'll Informed, also, of tbs contracts
between said Clark and said King for
tine sale and purchase Of said lands
upon these and other grounds therein
more fully set forth, said Bill prays
that said Walton may be decreed to
make, execute and deliver TO said
King good deed forsaId eighty acres
and said twenty acres ofland; rIfsaid |
Walton has conveyed the legal title
to said lands to said Sterling, thea |
that said Sterling may be decreed to
make, execute and delissrto said King
a gord and SUE :isut deed for said |
lands; and. in case good deed can |
not be ,msde 70 said King, that said |
Clark or saId %aEon may be decreed
to pay 10 said King the amount of
money paie by said King to said
{ lark for said lands. Said Bill then
concludes with prayer for general
relief.
And the said Walton is further no
Ii6ed, That unless he appear. and plead
answer or demur TO said Bill (now
pending,) within sixty days after the
next term of said Court, the said King
1t the next term after the expiration
If said sixty days, will apply to said
Court 10 take the matters Of said Bill
rs confessed as TO said Walton, and to
lecree thereon accordingly,
Pe0rce, Stark,Oeatker, 4 Jaruis.
Solicitors for complainant.
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gHlIE CARROLL FREE fRESS, is
NA published every Friday by PEARCE
AND CHRIsTY, at 50 per annun', payable
half yearIy in advanceiif payment he de
layeJ until after the end Of the year ST.,
SO, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding Que square will be inserted
:hree weeks for one dollar, Cour dollars
for six months, and eight dollars per year
Communications must be postpaid
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NNR aAIDa

TUST received with my new stock oI
Q Goods Wine, Brandy, Rum and Fish
either by the barrel or gallon. also few
Sunday Cigars, Coffee by the Id. or hall
bushel. call on the hill with
Il. A, STIDGER.
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THE LADY'S BOOK,
OR
PEllLADELF HIA MONTHLY
WARAM1Ml

Several Ladies' Of The highest Litera
yy Standing an the Country, haze
complied s0ith the terms altered By
the Publisher, and their Contni.
buttons wiH appear in succeeding
Numbers, commencing t0ith VOL
Ia.
This popular periodical has now
completed the silh year and twelfth
volume Of publication. and sill con.
tinues, as urdTs', The most popular
work of It's olass.
The publisher is grateful for :he
patronage extended to him, and will
endeavor by unremitted exerliOns, TO
merit it. The Lady's Book was the
first publication that attempted TO
give correct coloured represents ntations
of the philadelphia Fashions. The
work, as stated above, has now been
published for six years, and The pro.
prietor asks a careful examination Of
it from The many that have been sub
scribers from tho commencement; and
their candid judgment, whether it has
not been constantly improving, from
volume 10 volume. He may with
safety say, that the engrsvings, which
Adorn each number, are such as would
be Creditable to the same class Of pc.
riodcals in England. The Fashions
are superior to all bat those 10 the
Court Msgazine, and equal TO them,
If the subscription shall still continue
TO increase. greater exertions will be
made. The promises made IN The
commencement Of The year have by
far been exceed ed and this is a fact
that few periodicals can boast of-lhe
promises made 10 advertisements, in
general, far exceeding The perlOrm
Snce.
MANNER OF EMBELLISHING.
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MGLLINER AND MANTUA
%AXTNG,

HNHE subscriber informs tho Ladies
- ol CarrolIlou and vicinity. that she
carries on tho above business ia uIl it's
hrnnchns, such az making PLAIN AND
FASHIONABLE SILK BONNETS,
HABITS and DRESSES. She will also
bleach and do up LEGHORN AND
STRAW BONNET5 cheap aud on the
shortest notioee.
She will also make gOn,lemen's panta
looms, vests, and roundabouls
Her room 10 opposite II. A. Sndgsr's
store, on StsubenviIs street.
MRS. JANE GALLAHER.
CGrToltOn, July !, 1885,
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NEW GOODS.

ahE subscriber would merely say
10 the public, that he has now on hand
g very large Stock Of
MERCH ANDlSE,
ell OF (which has been received from
the Eastern Cities within The last thir.
" days. Comprising IS great g varie'
ty ss can be found in sDy other house
in this part Of the State, all Of which is
offered q, low prices and on sccommo.
dating terms, As | don't wish 10 lrou
Bile you to read long detail Us to what
articles have on hand. only ask
you TO call aud see, and | think yos
will be suited with the Goods and
Prices by your obedient servant,
WIN. D. JENKINS.
N. d CaSh or produce received
10 payment.
CsrrOIllon, July LIST, 1885 If
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SA~@ = ~
= S.S ~ SH
Frnmthe Western Literary Journal.
THE MOTHERS OF THE WEST.


"A spirit 80 resolute, set so adventu.
arSus- so Unambiiious yet 50 exalted-a
epirit so highly calculated 10 awaken a
love of the pure and the noble, yet so un.
common never before actuated the an :
cestral mutrons Of any land or cline.
THE Mothers OF our rest.Laud!
Stout.hearted dunes were they
With nerve TO WELD the battle brand
And join the border.fray.
Our rough land had no braVer,
In its day Of blood and strife
Aye ready for seVertst toai,
Aye free to peril life.
Tie Mothers ofour Forest Landl
On Old Kan.tuc, KEGS soil,
How shared they, with each dauntlsSs
band,
Wars tempest, and I.ife's toll!
They shrahk not from the foeman-
They quOied not. in the fight
But cheered thoi: husbands through the
day,
Aud soothed them through the night.
The Mothers ofour Forest Land!
Their bosoms pilowed men!
And proud were they by such 10 stand,
In hammoc, fort. OF glen,
TO load the sure old rifle
To run tho leadeN BALL
TO stand beside husbands place,
And Gil il should he fail:
The Mothers Of our Forest. Land!
SEoh we're their daily deeds,
Their monumeni!---where does il stand?
Their epitaph!-who reFdsf
No braver danes had Sparta,
No nObler matrons Rome
Yet who Iauds, or honours them,
Zen in their own greco homei
The. Mothers OF our Forest.Land!
They sleep in unknown graves:
And had they borne aud nursed baud
OfIngrates, or Of slaves,
They had not been more neglected.!
Blu; their graves shall yet be found,
And their monuments dot here aad there
'I'hO Dark aud Bloody Ground
W.O.C.
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STATE OF OHIO, ! NC
CARROLL COUNTY. 49,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after May Term, 1886.
Petition for Partition,

Vacation Gtter may Term, 1861
Petition for Partition.
David Crabs, VS.. James Crabs, John
Crabs, Henry Crabs, Abraham Crabs, T.
lizabeh Noting Perry, Harriet, and
Anne Crabs, and Jacob Crabs, Of Rich
land county, Q. John Jackson Torrance
and Phebe his wife of Meigs county Ohio,
Philip Crabs, Katharine Crabs. Harriet
Crabs, and George Crabs, Of Jefferson CO.
Ohio, James Toland g.. Elisabeth his wife,
Daniel S. Bell and Mary his wife, John
Clinton and Sarah his wife, and William
Crabs OF said county of Carroll.
Office is hereby given to The above
~ named defendants that the said Da-
vid Crabs Of Rich'a county Ohio, has
this day filed in the office Of the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county as aforesaid, his petition praying
for partition Of the following described
tract of fland, VIZ: The north east quar-
ter OF section eleven in township fourteen
of Range six, Of lands offered for sale at
Steubenvllle Ohio, said land lying in the
county of Carroll as aforesaid The
said petitioner claiming TO be entitled as
heir al law, of Abraham Crabs deceased
70 one sixteenlh part Of said land which
he prays may be set offto him in sever
aIity, which said petition will be for hear
lug at the Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Carroll county Ohio, to be held
on the 18th day Of August A. D. 1895.
STOKELY g. McCLAVE.
Attorneys for Demandant.
July l, 1885
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STATE UF QUO, 10
CARROLL { OUNrf,i
COUkT OF COMMON PLEAS,


COUkT OF COMMON PLEAS,
rucas:oa utter NOpem60r Term, 1885.
Robert Craven, Admin
istCatOr of OShua AmOuda pot;+;on N
deceased, ell rsoi CO..
s. tate.
PheOe Almonds, VIM. Am ''
onds, ct ats.
The said defendants are hereby notif-
ed that, for the purpose Of paying debts
against the estate OF the said Joshua Am
onds, deceased, the said Robert Craven
as administrator of said estate, did on the
lllh day oil February A. ID. 1885, file
his pelltloa IN the Office OF the Clerk oI
the Court ol Common Pleas Of said coun.
ty, praying an order oil said court TO sell
tue following described land, TO wit; The
West haifot The North West quarter OF
Seclioa thirteen, township thirteen and
range five oL the lands directed TO be sold
at SleubenviIIe, o, And that the Dover
OF said Phebe Almonds in said premises be
assigned her. which said petition viii
stand for hearing at the next term (Au-
gus: Term, 1885, of said court,
VIM. JOHNSTON,
Attorney Tor petitioner
May 9Th, 1886.
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ST 2 w G. @ ODSs

The Subscribers hare just received frOas
Philadelphia e. PittsbMr gin,
Aud are now opening at their Store, on
! the corner Of
Market and Lisbon Streets,
One Of the Largest " best Assorted slocks
Of
&5SSEANc-sz
NVER brought 10 this section Of The
IA cOuhtry; among which can be found
CLOTHS,
Black, blue and brown, mixed, green
and grey, mulberry, drab aud olive, slu.
nelts of every color and'g ,ade, caslmer
oil different stripes and coIors, SUNNI r
cloths of different textures, Pltsburg aud
bangup cords, drlllings, hemp and cotton.
nankeens, stripes and cottons, versailles
| and valenlia vestings, caicoes IN great
variety of different shades and patterns,
ginghans, French and American. silks
for ladies dresses, of every price and coli
or, merinoes, double and single width, oI
various colOrs aud prices, bombozines,
both course and fine, ratineiiS and circas
SLAMS, dmily skirts and waddngs, cotton
pIaids and ticking, checks and cotton di.
aper, brown and bleached muslins, buck.
ram, canvass and padding, sewing silks
and twists, glazed muslins and linens,
footings, edgings & insertings, Irish linens
s. Iaces, plain and figured swiss Inuslins,
do do book GO
DO do bobInett do
do crossbar'd crmbricks,
Canton fiunnels, Of various colors, cotton
yarn and candle wichIng, black Iaces,
wells aud berazes, grapes and poDgees,
cotton and merino shawIs, bonnet aud
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs silk,
flag, ban danna, madrass M,d cotton hd'kfs
tuscan, straw and leghorn boDnets, gimp,
cyprus and satin bOnnets, sIraw bands &
trimmings, suspenders, tapes Il bindings,
woolen fanntIs, red and green, mems
stocks and cravats, woTsted and cotton
Hosiery, berlin and buckskin gloves, silk
aud cotton gloves, ladys' kiG and beaver
gloves, umbrellas and parasols, swiss
capes and fringes, ladies' baskets and
palm leaf hats, silk aud fur hats, combs,
buttons and brushes, Ladies' Morocco 4
prunello shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse aGd fne shoes, mems
coarse 4 fine boots.
HARDWARE l. CUTLERY,
Walters and looking glasses, drugs AID
medicines, dyestuffs Of every description;
glass and queensware Also, large
stock Of
GROCERIES,
lron, na'ls and glass, leather, salt and
fish.
With almost every article that will
be ask ed for ia Retail stbre. Feeling
convinced that putting is of bat little
use, they therefore choose to say but
little on that subject. They would
merely invite the public generally to
give them a call, examine and decide
for misunderstanding assured atthe
same time that they will be able to give
general satisfaction to these who may
favor them with a cali.
N. B. Produce Of almost every
description taken 10 exchange for
Goods at the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheat.
JACKSON & FAWCETT,
CsrrOiltOn, June 10Th, lS36.-lf.
anHkynyYc0,D u,<1 D,., H1o,urCT,
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A clergyman, who had a considerable
OF farm, as was generally tho case in
our forefather'S days, went out to see one
Of his laborers, who was pIoughing in the
field, and ho found him sitting upon bis
plough, and resting his team. John said
he, would 1t not be good plan for
you TO have stub.scythe here, and be
hubbing few bushes while the oxen are
resting? John with a countenance which
might we'll become the divine himself, in.
stantly relnrned-Would il not be we'll,
cir, for you tohsve a swinging board up
10 The pulpit, and when they are singing
to swingls little haxS The Reverend
turned on bis heel, laughing heartily
and said no more about hu bbing bushes
Hdmp1hire Gazette.
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CABINET WARE.
McNEARYG THOMPSON
NOTICE

NJ Office is hereby gwen that, at my
~ instance, writ of Attachment was
on the sixteenth day of June, inst, iSsu
ed by James II. Ross, a Justice Of the
Peace, in and for Centre township, Car
roll county, Ohio, against the goods chat
ties. rights, credits, moneys and effects
OF James Moody an absent debtor.
JONAS MILLER
Juna II 1886.
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| puOIlC ltblluUuldi III lllS luNNuts
jus. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver CO. Pa
s. Walker, & co. EIIznbelhtown, Pa
VIM. F. Graham, Cannokenesing, Pa
J. A. Miller, Rdckoon Mills Pa.
|. Mitchell SewiCkley Pa.
Jacob II. ZigIer, Harrison hils Pa
Isuac Walker, near Pittsburgh Pa.
James D. Enne, New Castle Mills Ia.
john Pugh, FulsIon, Beaver co. Pa
Goo. Cooper a. J. Cassiday, Steam
Mill, near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac Pangburn, 5. M, MonOngahsIa
River Pa
W. D. Hawkins, A AHrgheny Pa
]. Croft, Pine creek Pa.
Abraham Sechler, ZsIienopols Pa
David -. Junkiu, Etna Furnace, Pa
james Morrow, Carroll co. Ohio
+. ZigIer, Big Beaver, Pa
4. & J. Lindsay, VenangO, co. Pa.
Johnston, Va
Stephen Maple, Va.
J. Means, Sleubenville, Ohio
From tho Pitsburg h Gazette.
January 23d, 1885.
French Burr Mil Stones We ask the
attention of the public generally, aud &C..
pecially OF that portion which Is engaged
in the FIGURING Business, to the cerlIi-
Gates Of m ny Millers, and proprierors Of
mills, as to the excellence of the Stones
by Mr. John Riley. Many
of the signers TO this certificate are known
to US to be men Of standing, judgment in
their business, and veracity.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
IAE undersigned, manufactures of Pat
tent Boiling Cloths, being informed by
several parties, whose orders lhOy are in |
the habit Of executing, that Boiling
Cloths, manufactured abroad, and bearing
no mark or stamp, are imp, tied into the |
U. States Of North America, and there
marked and stamped, so Ns TO initiate the
stamp Of the Anchor MGnufacsory - and |
that the said Bolting Cloths are there i'm
posed upon the public for Dutch Cloths
they feel it incumbent on them to warn
the American dealers in the article a.
gainst this scandalous fraud and base
both in the interest OF the
pea'ers themselves, and oil the undersign'
ed, who are desirous Of maintaining the |
long established repute and fame Of the
Dutch Cloths, and in particular of his
oWn manufacture. the superiority Of
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DISSOLUTION ofPARTNERSHIP

THE undersigned give notice that,
the partnership, heretofore existing
under the firm of
ROBERTS s. LEMAsTERS,
was on the 18th inst dissolved by con =
sent Of the partners. Persons indebted
to said firm ars earnestly requested to
call with Ephraim Roberts, and make set
element on or before the lst OF July next,
az no further indulgence will be given.
EPHRAIM ROBERTS,
JOHN LEMASTERS.
Now Harrisburgh,l
June 2ilh, 1896
P,S. E. ROBERTS for himself re-
speclfully reminds his old customers that
there are many notes and accounts due
him, which are Of long standing. Here
tofore, he has not subjected his customers
10 a HeDspGper dun; and he hopes that
this notice will meet prompt attention, as
his circumstances require that the a
mounts due him should be paid without
further delay.
New Harrisburgh, June Oath, 1886.
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Each number also contains either
two Views Of two Heads, from the
Portrait Gallery--EmbrOidery
Similes--Music--forly.eights pages
OF reading, and other matter, so varied
as TO require more space than can be
spared 10 mention them.
The price is SO per snnum, or two
copies for S5--in all cases payable in
advance.
Orders (pOSl paid) TO be addressed TO
L. A. Cooley, Publisher
Philadelphia July Ist.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given thlt all who
are indebted to the estate of John Adams,
late Of Perry Township, Carroll county
Ohio, deceased, are required to make i'm.
mediate payment TO the subscribers and
all those who have legal claims against
said estate, will present them legally pro-
ven for settlement within eighteen
months from the date hereof.
MARY ADAMS, Adm'x.
FREDERICK STATES, Adm'r.
July lst, 1885
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TO MILL OWNERS
nm MILLERy

The Undersigned, owners of Mercban'
FIourng Mills, in PennSy lYania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having severA'Iy
purchased and Tor some time had In ope.
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, manu-
iactured by Mr. John Rhey OF the city 10
Pittsburgh, take pleasure in stating tina
their Burrs, both IL the quality ofthe ma.
terlal aud in the Workmanship, have CIV
on the most entire satisfaction.
The enterprise manifested BY Mr. Riley
in establishing this manuiuctory, his ex-
erton in procuring the most experienced
workmen, his care and skill in the seec'
ton Of stone of superior description
strongly recommend his establishment TO
The notice Of purchasers, and we are hap.
py to have it in our power TO bear this
nuhIic tastinnnial in hia lnVolIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

WIG PANrs-Dull 6 recn in his recent TRADE against
e'f "eoster, speaks Indignantly of that gentleman e
,o ~. III geui"g up tie celebrated Bank Panic "Alr
webster 4ro'h buff. forced himself On the Senate
ona!'san ol l"v Finance Committee, he gave i'm
Pa'Ss 10 nc p"'e, he rr"piesrd there would be dc
was there? Who would have though, tba, a, this late
day we should have had the homes, acknowledgment IF
O! the leading Wing organs ,l,a, the While oc The
excitement on the subject "i the Bank was mere sha NJ
piece of simulated petrnson, entered into coojIv
and deliberately cr tie purpose of producnga panic md
frightening homes, people "from their proprety, into
the support OF the Bank If the Editor Of the Telegraph
saw plainly in "a the game that ar. Webster was
playing, why did he not honest man, brand it as
it deserved: Why did he sit by with folded arms, and
not expose to public contempt, what he admits, he
we'll knew at the time, 10 be ridiculous farce? The
Republican Party throughout the country perfectly I'M
deEstood the Wings and the designs under which they
ucted from the beginning to the end Notwithstanding
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LuaH IN lie Loircr mt nf Lnnprcr Epr sGic

L"ad il tie iotrcr part " Hanorer far sale.
HRUkSUANT TO u decree of he comfy Court Of
& Hanover. pronounced on the 21ti day Of July,
1856. the undersigned Commissioner. sp' cia!y appoint
cd. viii. on Monday, the 2th Of September ncxl Of fair,
ii mn the yt fair day) upon the Premises sell at pab-
lie action the highest bidder, the tract Of land be-
lnyng 10 tir estate ct jain ~ Jones, deceased. This
farm is situated Immediately on Of the pubic roads
cadln. to The city Of Rich!nond fro which, il is obont
eleven twelve miles distant in Agreeable and healthy
rci::hbrrhnrd- has on it convenient dwelling house,
spacious granary, and all the ctIe necessary out horses
and hy recent and accurate survey, contains il 1
To all persons wishing To purchase, the land viii
tic shawn by William 4. Jones, resident Of The place.
Terms OF salp-a credit OF twelve months 10 The pur
CHASER giving bond with sufficient aud approved person.
al security: aud the tile retained until the whole Of the
purchase Il:uy be paid. Possession will be given t.c
LIT Of January next. EZEKIEL $. TALLEY,
Aug % I:;2-w1wl Commissioner.
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~ NvMTrR I.nTITEY-l2 EEtTY 3ALLG!-.
MOI .4ND SPEENIlLO SCNE.ME.
Sl,n7U,loD

!1sii prizes amounrin. TO Sl,0SU, l00
Tickets :;2n-h4Ivcs Sl0-qua!trrs 50.
Certificates Of pack rges o! wi!oirs wl he sold for
S2li;-haves S;I25-quarlcIs SG4.-eigrlhs 81
Tickets and harrs in the above splendid Lottery may
be had Us usca in every variety at The Lottery Office Of
GEORGE " ONION,
Oprosiie tie Engic U"ieL
n. g. Orders from the country, enclosing tn" cash
prize tickets, will he promptly attended to, il addressed
t. GEO. ": DIXON.
Richmond, Va
Srpo lid
2SfThe AJn-om q. ors:IIe Aivoca;r aun'on
Spectator, paayi!c Rrp"rier Raleigh sr Wyt!r MuaHtan
Charleston f.ar=wht Banner, wl pleas, the
ho Ocubcr paper with the scheme il, aal
oji:c 6. VI. ID.
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HtgSes''s Ps'tse Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Tic Lounge again Triumphant!

TIC Lounge Hgdtn iit"mPhu"' r.xa
O IS IL Il 80 81 Is II l3 30
UaIf Ticket Nos II So IT, the highest Capital prize
Of sl;il0 sud and paid usual, at slght' ny cr,
T;c,e,. in the Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class a,
for the I.rl Of October ISG-$i0 600 caP''aan1 IN all
Loilerrs under The management OLD ) Hr1gory co.
can be had Of Bigger in his usual variety Il" F!uhate
numbers in packages Of w"les, halves or qlHrers SIN
gle tickets u shares: ,o,.
Orders as heretofore NICE. the most prompt ana con-
tru,jal attention. and in all CASES. the oTgna! (aaa'
orrsI tickets and shares will he forwarded; consequent,
H. not liable to mistake dispute. The CASH ior all
Capital prizes, la had, as usual, sight, the moment
pIrns. address THO. d. BIGGER,
Richm0ud, Pa.
fig Grand Capitals of $30,C00; Of 23,G0o; = OF
2oiHO and of 10000, have all been sold aud rai, rs
usual at sight, by b,n"f:h.