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STAMNERING CURED.-Thes subscriber ha, loca-

STAMMERING CURED.-Thes subscriber has oca-
- ted himself this city for the OF curing snneIng
all ether mpedmen II speech And has kes 10 No
Courand street. Western Hotel where he win attend all who
may call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted from childhood with distressing impeachment OF speech,
svaed himself OF the modes Of taught BY the celebrated
Mrs Leigh New York aud Dr. Chapman q Phladephia with
But after long snd patient OF the nature
and Of his affection he ha, succeeded IN invenng y.tem
entirely which he has cured and all others wfo have
made sppcstsn him. This system has In several instances
proved successful in which had resisted the most sku treat
Others and ha ss dto effect complete
Being fact that have been city profess
.ed the curing 2mmeiine and whose inadequate
hsng shout in he instruction OF
other. ercng himself he feels .ect assurance
coming before the public OF this city, bringing ample testimony
the scepca Of the superiority 0f his system
all Others and the complete that has ~ all attended
with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
Of his pupils assistant By this arangemes, ladies wiz
be taught IN a separate class.
from IS 80 dollars according 10 the nature OF The
and the situation of the applicant in all will be
guaranteed OF the money will he refunded.
further eulars inquire Of the subscriber his
by letter post paid ..
l2-Sm HENRY WILLS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12

HE PILLS.-The Proprietor of this Great Madeleine
IL which distinguished for its he invaluable
above other that offered To the public begs
the congratulations which he y
OF The United States in which IL has become Known
whist he IS Congratulated Tor the Possession OF stesn remedy
tor the greater number OF the diseases which human sas
ec he cnnno bat congratulate his correspondents the relief
from uerinss which they have experienced and the
Of happiness which they consequently enjoy To be the humble
hands Of Divine Providence of securing
health thus prolongRg lives of his fellow
men, reward that the CHEST human ambition might and
that places pecuniay however rabe in ITSELF low
the standard Of comparison
In addition hundreds ofie,monsls which he has long
had n hi. possession Mr. Mot the sole proprietor the VEGE
TABLE LIFE PILLS. is receiving Others establishing their
efficacy where other known remedy had bscn
Piled vsin and fully establishing their title 10 the character OF
LIFE PILLS. not only for r-euing life IRON imminent DANGER
but surely their conscious victims 10 herwise
inevitable death.
Dr. MoFFATs Office No So Hudson street, opposite Jay st.
New York.
Priee-smsll bottles Is-lsrge bottles, 81
Numerous testimonies proof Of the superior excellence OF the
above medc have been gratefully rendered by whom
they have vitality beReed and Others could easily be sb
tanned.
Prepared and sod wholesale ard RETAIL by the proprietor
j. MOFFA1 his cce, No SO Hudson street, directly eppo
Jay street New York. For sale the following Places
John Mha 1888 Broadway; Pat rick Dieke, AIS Broadway
William Van Zsn III Hester streets DIR Lee 29 Madison
Fort nhach Milne, of Hudson and Reed streets
Dr. Leeds n Cherry Edmund Bookstaver, $50 Division
John Hinioa of Twentieth and Eighth
Aveaue M. Crargsn q Co, 81 Sixth Avenue, New York
j. W. Downer. $50 Grand Smith Wntringhzn
Of Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn.
DR.. Clarke, Jersey City.
DR.. Cooke, Frst street. wilsmsburgh-
Char-. W. Badger 354 Broad r. Covert es Broad
Newark.
j. CALM opposite vaBhssor street, Pa,enon-
Dr. John :. Crane; DRning Hcrtor, Goshen, Orange
r. CIagan; Matthew Hollenbeck, Washington street.
Albany.
j.. T. y. Dmiand, Chester, Orange county.
of Second and Catherine Mr.. Eet OF
Fifth and Vine street. Philadelphia feb 9lm
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CEYI!NEl HXGEEiAN YIEGET,A n, GNl-

GENUINE H1 GElAN v PROFITABLE l. NJ
VI ERSAL MEDICINE, manufactured in this country ny
GEORGE SYLVESTER. tfrom EngandJ who alone possess
Of original recipe Sold in obongsquar tin neatly
enssopcd with directions enclosed $50 and So75 being
Ralf the price Of the imported article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November p 1885.
DeaT Sir-avng desire discharge my obligations
well promote good to suffering humanity herewith send
Hygian Vegetable Universal Medicine the Of
Ralph, aged about thirteen in which shall eieasor
brief possible that he enabled TO make
sivey Whilst In Edinburgh, my native place.
years he received stroke the elbow with rule
in the joint what termed by physician
Of the bone from which he has suffered pain
until within short time past lie has bee treated by Of the
eminent physicians Scotland which tended but little TO
selioraie his uengs; consequently despaed OF his
again having the former advantage the OF his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial Of the medicine in
question: which days hr experienced
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated om IN
breaking suppose putrd acrd humor around the
Affected but receiving this symptom OF the good effects Of
medicine directions followed by considerably
mentng the Dose until he took pills day, from
which he great relief and he after about three months
restored To health also bear testimony 10 the COED effects
medicine in Of fever and and other
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
test its virtues. Respectfully subscribed BY your Obliged;
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Daushisnan Of Houston and Essexs
Mr. George Sylvester
Certificate, Of other extraordinary in which this invaluable
medicine has been equally ec he at the store OF
d. BRYSON ConfscOuer Agent 4s Fulton street, Broad
w,y dec 5-tf
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Give me leave 10 read philosophy

Give me leave 10 read philosophy
SHAKESPEARE SAITH THUS-Thus saith SHAH
- u the profound Of philosophers very
zrd Of human nature Give the you gen
tie little Of the philosophy Of Health Long Life Hap
ness and all N snymen', Of this lower world WHAT, Life
Worse th'n nothing afflicted with any those troubles
that Flesh is heir Ia, such
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, FEvERs, AGUES
SCURVY, SAL RIIEUM-
You will readily Dear Doctsr-knd Dector-do give
something to tske-give something mc-quck
quick /" In such would say
" Give me leave read philosophy
you from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH. Yhore you will find of the vEGETA-
BLE LIFE PILLS the real PHENIx BlTTERS, capable
restoring the shattered constitution putting igh
the obstinate disorders. Apply at
MOFFATS Once,
feb Sims No. So Hudson street.
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Certificates of other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine equally Melons, he the Of
ID. BRYSON CONFECTIONERY Agent ls Fulton street, Boad
w.v dec J-n
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~ dict cruelty may every day in almost
street OF New York fellow. called RHEUMATISM Is
daily going his rounds, rackng the joints peopprevenf
ing them from sleeping agh.snd Destroying n the mos, in
human all the comforts Of life Physician. have been APP
piled TO. They shake their heads bat shake Of them
Fora complete remedy, take few Of the NEGOTIABLE LIFE
PILLS, manufactured by MOFFAT, 81 Hudsoa street
eb3-lmS
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PHOENIX BITTERS-OR
THE ROOT On THE RIGHT LIZ, AT LAST

ieasee-otttrer sun
all the that food the world md except the
aloyed Life Restoer, the PHOENIX BITTERS price
one dollar per bottle prepared and sold BY 80
MOFFAT, 50 Hudson street.
sP S-Do you life! Try Mohsts Biters- Try
try-try feb s Inns
A kOGUE CAUGHT.--An old rogue, by t.e VI
ASTHMA who since the Revolution has been going round
the country sezg upoH honest people and shaking ihe bar
brouy has been lat Gagged by the potent virtue Of the nfble
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, prepared and sold by
feb Sims MOFFAT, 81 Hudson street
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
AR AtttD&eIG 1EuqGtrer i'' 'PuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS. '.'

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers i've dollars per year, payable before the expiration O Ic 10 companies of any number over six, @l 90 per year. payable as above: To companies less than six VI 70 per year, payable before, g cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These pfcesare exclusive of mail or stage change for transportation. z.,sltaf- I4
 No papers will be discontinned until all arrearages
 Notice of awish to discontinue must be given before
 ADyERTIsING. One square, three insertions @l, Half square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months ii Il,13
 Adminlsrat0rs and Executors Notices, $l co rCOmmissioners' Notices, T tf 25
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
DUMFRIES' REMEDY. FOR .,.7 THE PILESiaa !

,ANE ofthe best ansl msst thorOagh remedies known ND fr ilis troublrsome cempaiM.. lt has Usre per. (ecily- -snswered the purpose Gor which h is neRdes iam any other in common use, and affords ia,me diote aud permanent rpiie both from t,e ir"rer it- seit aud i,s scconpanying symihons "f pain iR khe ioias, reige head0rhe, loss of GpsIe, "dgrstion, a,si aher mark. nf ,ielIilv. a orsf 5ys.a.s. - ,f
 Price $I ar i,o,. ar,ir rlesO and Eiecuary -.,r 50 ceMts when b6t one osly is wanted.
 HJ' Nane genuine onleas signed T. BIDDER, tue wrapper, tsDie sOprieeor and Ds. CONWAY, bv whom they are cr sale, at his Ca'snne Room, No. 99 Court-sreei. RostoH aud by his specal an,,,ia,n,eai, bv ,Y.4..,t,., s.{ s5f - ..t[... Drs. Buel and Beckpih, Litchfeld; E. Co,cles,
 iSouth Farms; y. c. Sterens, Canaan; .,,.s....., r. s. ,Wadsworth, Bethles. sY
 , June 9. 1ye5w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
M i,@s@ D. L.. FARNAM's na ,e2a T'd P0fesat Lifyissg end Forcing
 PUMPS.

MANuFAcrURED BY J. s. LEIBERT & co.
 ,at Germantoscn, near, Philadelphia, Penn.
 NTO. l, Large Pump for raising water for N the supply of Villages, or any purpose where great quantity of water is required, they will raise 3OO gallons per minute.
 No. 2, will raise 60 gallons per minute, the above are we'll calculated for Steamboats, Ships, Stone Quarries. or Fire Engines. for Steamboats they are valuable for filling boil CTS or water tanks, washing decks, and may be safe guard in case of fire, as Engines they will throw water; No. l, 100 feet, No. ?, 6O feet perpendicular. .aa'ea
 No. 8, for deep wells of 100 feet or less, they will work easy any depth, will raise 2O gallons per minute. -. aa. h.
 No. 4, House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 90 feet, and will raise from l6sto 20 gallons per minute, according
 These Pumps are all formed ofmetal. oi the most lasting qualities. they are very sim pie in their construction, and those parts sub- ject to friction are packed with Leather, and may be readily renewed, (should they ever require itO by any person Of ordinary capa- city 9 years experience and the general ap- probation of. those having used them, are a guarantee of their superior qualities, over 700 being now in use. , 'ti
 . For Pumps in the County of Lifchfel ercepl Wdsrea, Washington and Neso- Ailard, spPly so R. s. POTTER, in Liseheela Village. AnJuly 20 l030. 1'stf s99-,.sg fA na
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
1DR. RELFE'C
V1ke AGEI LIT E ~ HOT YANETGAI DROPS!

COnilnne Unfsalled E,f the Prevention, Relief and
 Cure ofthese complain,s. In proof of which, s8 al read the following: & .t >,t9 Remarka able carp of q case of l2 years staRdiRg.
 Extract of a leilcr. [" Sir--My leg, which before did look like human limb, s now entirely healed "t, iafer resisting every other appliea,oa .r twelve years!l Pfevioas io iaking your eelfe's Botanical Drops, liad givea up n hope of relief"
 AnOslsr case.-An AgeRs writes--' There is per- sakidg the Basanical Drops evitie".ly with the greateet advaniage:s' He declares io use h's owl" were, a sAatchng him from the, grave" ls''''
 Numerous iaslaneea have occusresi where peTH.'ns svere 3iRina away miaceahle exsieRce, nothing they comld pr0rEe affDrling ihe permanent relief WMiil lhs bad a,ae nl the above Invaluable medicine.
 riey also the i,es Spring and Abdominal Pyeic.
 Price s.. or G iUtacs lor S5. .5s ffiE n a&f VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
FOR TIE KNoUnEn.

1'8- F LIVE GOA' AN ALBUM. gl' A
 "See here, this pretty albums mine, .~ .if How beautiful it is, and fine 2. -J, 5 5t3ss
 It's paper pink. and white, and blue, wt
 And many pictures in it toO.'' et, ot ss.d ,E. .HHaE ag p7tEp. So said little pEattling girl. 6 ..eee s..u sga Her brow adorned with many a cur, sf'g F# B As she enrapt with childish glee, ti t, esolg Bidme her "pretty album" see.' 4''aI What is an album, Mis-, Ipray, .r.es,d That should make you feel go gay?ii e,, if,5. What may these little verses mean, l,s1 j. That on it's pages here are seen 2"~i s,j han--~ "An album is pretty book, sa.,s, ,' She said. " and ladies love to look, 7t,roa s5j B And read the pretty verses in it, .,aa 8ss And think about 'em every minute.H 1aiu.
 :" But, little maiden can you tell, '.'' -''t> k Why ladies like the book so well, !, TEX When they must know that very few, t,- Ofall its pretty tales are true r .l..4a sd i,s 70, lis because it tells of friends, s And for their absence makes amends ..., Her pretty verses false why, no ..-,.... The ladies do not think them so." ,.. ...st5..s+. tried to reason with the child, i"e'sii5 Y But all in vain. her head was wild, ..'.,', And go gave the maiden up,
 Herself to break the bnbble-cnp. JUNO :. 5.9.. s7 TO AN ALBUM. a2:4 s+s U. 5 Away, thou false. deceitfnl book II know your mighty power, :; g, 5., ls,. To cham the heart, and kindle hopes, ,d v
 That vanish in an hour; a45. ..gf .,.-,i,4gfiq ? You talk of constant friendship, love, ~,t a.
 You talk and 'tis forgot 1t ~'fs..@i 5@o Away, away, on every leaf 1it9s s'' z1isa , It should be writ--'tis not .,t JUNO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
Insas2.oesataa,at Reformation. 1.

NO pertaas afflicted with the following eomraiWis, 1 yiz: Nerpfaia. Leprosy, Sat- Rhenp, St. AnfhO- mys Ferer Sores, chen he bones are affected
 Whne SUeitings VioteM Ersptions, afipr Mpdsies bsaeea Faces, Sore Eyes Sore Legs. Scald Heod Ui- csrs, Penere0i IoiRfs sDhea mercury has faied and aN disorde's arising from mpMre state e she Blood aud HNnsOrA--Are nssmred tl,aa +ts0-s 5tE
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06

THE RETURN. .r-5 I.'. % woman! in our hours Of ease, .,-ats.' Uncerta:n, coy and hard t0 pleasc, .r t, But when atiictio0 wnnes she Ds0"s
 g A ministering angel tloa."so bft'
 It was autumn the foliage had p0t on i.s varieeaied man.le, ike the patriarcs.'s coa. of many colors and bill. grove. 6eld and plain flashed back upon the declising beams of the sun she thousand reflections his splsndoss had leni shsns. lt wss thsl gsssls season afqaist asslaacholys that ssa. dev ana saddsmed time ofshe yeMs whsm llst heart is in unison with the goTeeoas asoarn. ing of nature when tho sensibjllties sss the a,nss vivid ia sasir easelian. and the wailing brseze sweeps chord in every soil sud suffering besOn.. m e saU af
 PFaueng was in his libsaFy and aloss; . boek nas in his hand. bas iis contents ssala net kaniah ihe hnsy sllnaehss sl,af pssseestt q epsntssspsll e ihe pssf's imaslnisS SGss. lEis ssissspsssivs nlsase tFassllsdt 6deI through ths psunise sissa ofswslsG seIllutl years, slnes uken tlo iaEdiah ku9f Of hl mupsial chnra knd .bstA ssssssd bysihs Ee Isetlosa kaNd uf dos1iay, whose s'HsaVa ha'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18
Essas4satEs'S
E.scisNisa'o eHR Aofscyy office,


Rrmcmbrr, BIGGER a'mngs nhcaM
In the fn"r last large Lotteries bigger sold The highest
Capital sold in This City lie sold
30. % 30 81 Whole Of 81, 00O!
i 81 ~, Share I,Gij
In the 10000 Lottery. drew 2:I:d april, 1886.
i'm the next $4,000, drew 2clh May, he suld
Whole, 81 81 'iS, prize Of 81 COO!
DO. 81 :IS 800.
Quarter 81 - G|, 5GI.
All Of which were paid al sight, by BIGGER.
The next was the Alexandria Lottery, Class A.. in
which Bigger sold and paid sight, Nos IA % 30 the
Capital Prize Of Ten WOns0nd D0iiarSM
Drawn Nos Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Class
a., drawn the 18th October, 1896 TO 900 Capital:
So ~ 5 ID 81 II # a3 - - 81
Ticket, Nos Is "A 60, Capital Prize Of 81 ,000
Hail DO. ~ IS -. do do. GOO
Aso, three small Prizes Of $500, Of 5000 and Of
SiDOAll nf which sod ami will be paid as usual
at sight. al Fortunes Lounge.
Bigger also sold and paid at sight Nos. II 81 g. the
Highest Capital OF $4,000, in the Lottery which drew
the lst Of September.
Continued increase Of Good Luck.
Drawn Nos Of The Virginia Wheeling Lottery, Class
No G-Drcw :2JtlI Oct.
II 3S y - ~ | e. 90 : II 81 81 :
Whole Ticket Is -, 4 capital prize Of $1,000. sold
and paid 10 correspondent in the country, by BIGGER
Drawing Of the Wesburg Lottery, N1.7.
CT IS . 10 u ii - y - IL 90
Half ~ q -, small prize Of 500, sold and paid
sight, by the only constant prize seller, BIGGER.
For prizes Of $50 O0U, 20:UUO 10000, 900, &c, send
to BIGGERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

a. OKKiSTOWN BUAKDING sCHnOI.-Thr. Institution
y located on an rmucncc, about fourth ct mile below the
nau>Ig borough N0TTIslo"n
| Is miles from Philadelphia.
retired and hcnhy, commanding one OF the most
| piciurcsQI the Schuylkil
the several acres
c land physical exercises o! tine pupils viii he limit
ci az no pupil he allowed 10 leave the premises without
IN The pupils he
?cGu III either the principal Of the teachers
Tho prl";ra every attention 10 tic ca morals
n literary progress Of those placed under his The course
study thorough. the scpnc parental IN and
r, III he render the Institution worthy the conf
lcncc paroaa-" OF the community.
In;ruc"n will he carefully siTcn IL all the common En:ish
ranches-in Geography, with the o. Gors c projection Of
Mans: anl the 1tin Greek, French AN! German
an-ia-cs AZ in ncraogy, Botany, Natural Ph!ooy, and
Dnr The winter session familiar
mi PHILOSOPHY Chemistry will 30 -vca which will DC illustrated
rs appropriate experiments Tor which purpose the schools
with the requisite apparatus.
distraction in the Modern Languages will be given by Mons j. NJ
c. crilia;, sill also during The floral
.ne (wtz time member o. tcIicm.r-. Institution
AT ovr from his practical know ledge OF teaching cininc|Iy
qualified Ote useful i" ''e IiEG n W
Including board, washing, mcnAins fuel, lights
and tuition in the English branches Si1) per annun.
For The above with she Languages anl Matl,c-
macs. STU 90 90
No Extra charges will he made excepting for class books and
tionarv which will, proahy be dollars pei
Pupils remain il the family during the racnoas
Norris,own 1896. WIN. VI. HOCGH Principal.
N0rri,tosH, PAINT Sanl Jamison M Roat lam' Nh Jas
liooyen Rev. Affair." Jas. ~ Pawlns, Esq, Dan ii! Muva
NY Esq.
BetAlchca Pa.-Ds Stout,
Sanny,oun, Pd-Mc. Daniel Jacohy.
So ip Pa--IIon Saml. H. tnrham, Rich. D. Coon, NJ D.
Marlborough, PnNat O. Boilcau Esq Geo H. Paving, Esq,
John II. Hill, NJ. D.
Piiadeha c. Cnylcr D. d. Alex Henry, Esq, Ambrose
Demme, D. D., John r. Mitchell, NJ. d. aad w m Gibson, NJ D.
July Is. 2o-w!2n
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POETRY Y.
krGW tHs IV"V"
ISrE-ITS SEASONS.
tN,,cu rrgm,INs rH>rNc.

(hrnas tie 7oseH for 1917
ySFE-lTS SEASONS
ny f. w. EVERETT.
Life hath It's SpriLs-iimc cn''" ..r.
When nu:c is voun- aHccH"' 49,
ware the flowers wition' i"o'n,
and bright tho hucs o. opa"t"o :
,r;Is ,,,.ic fingers III its bowers
x, =, ', 10 fragrance Of its flowers
AMI ali bctnkcns bliss. ,..
uonc wcnvcs her wild, enchan'ins so"e'
mi siuys al every path n'nhS,
That ali shall b. like this.
TTm.-- rapid foot steps never stay
Lies cudsn Sp,ng-tin'c speeds away
life hat: it, summer! ardent now
Il mnnhood's toll, ambitious sway
Hope ghteth still, tho tcvcIed brow,
And swcctiy singst the coming day,
Fond are Affections whispers, bland,
And warm is Friendships profeTed hand
summers horizon fair;
Bot ah anon cloud is sccn-
DIRK al more d uk its thrcaLninS mien,--
A tempest gathers there!
Sunlight ana storm arc ocI nj last
I.ifr's ftfu Summertime IS past:
Life hn,n its Autumn where have Ned
Those hattcrins promises OF Sptias,
Alas like wit!eTcd roses, dcsa,
Around no sweet perfume they Hins;
Hope hail, bccn false Us she Vas 'ar--
The smile hath fed, and gathering care,
And woe around are cast:
Gloomy il LifcS late lovely bower,
IIerc fails lcuC-thcre fades Hover
And chill, the drcury blast!
The showers % ruin fall around =,
LIES wilh"rcd collage sl'ewS IA" s'ouhu'
L:i, hath s Winter. snowy age,
When ,naalcod's nobleSt vgors fail;
Henry becomes Lies chcquercd page,
Cold is the wintcry, piercing gale
The lulterin. scp-ihc trembling Imp
The tagging pulsc-ilc cyo-bai' dim
Alike deliverance crave:
Fain,c1-ye, ftin,cr-hork the breath -
Ohastc thee tyfant angel Death!
Welcome the frishlul grave
'Tis finished! LiiU's short journeys done,
The sun hath settle Season run.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18
Fifth VV,y,fsVnSy gSGsir7'y !

T. LUUk NT HIS!
Alexandria e1osteEy, aass e..
To b, drawn at Alexandria. d. G., Thursday. Nov 81:
R;rh and SpicndM Schrmr!
$4,000! ;s2o000! $l0.6O0 sj,00O! 81 1000. $3,l}O
$1,000! $4,000 $1,000
80 Prizes OF 900 dollars cach
30 g 800 dulrs each!
81 {: 80 dollars each!
CT prizes Of 200 dollars.
Whole tickets only $n hrlves =; quarters - %,
Certificate Of package Of p whole tickets i'll this
mayuifrcnt scheme, mly he had for rs d"arspacka.
yes Of halves ami quarters in proportion.
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It'd UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Comnittcd to the ,il Of
IA Rockingham county, Va. on the 9th of Srp,rIn
Der, 1896, SEGEo MAS named HARRY. lie is very
black, and about feet hig-supposed 60 be about %
years of age; marks pcrccivab.e He had on when
committed 10 JAIL blue jeans coat: grey cassnet pauta
looms, striped vest. and black fur hat.
lie that he the property Of Mr.. Henry Wager
Of Madison county.
The owner is requested to come forward prove proper
ty, pay Jail fees, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs. PETER TRICK,
Tailor Of Rockingham county
November Is 55-wiiw
PETITION will be presented the next General Assembly
for the passage Of law, incorporating Company
and work the Cedar Grove Gold Nine the County Of Stafford
Sept. 80 42-tlD