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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

tailed at the last meeting Of the ROYAL
Society. We give it as concisely as We
CAM
1.-The subject divides itself into two
heads, the preparation Of the paper. and
the means Of fixing the design, TO make
what MIR. Talbot calls ordinary phologenic
paper, he selects paper of good firm quality
and smooth surface; none answers better
than supe:fne writing paper. He dips i,
into weak solution Of common salt, and
wipes it dry,by which the sail is uniformly
distributed throughout its substance. He
then spreads a solution Of nitrate Of silver
OIL Que surface only, and dries it at the fire.
The solution should mol he saturated, but
six or eight times diluted with water
When dry, the paper is fit for use for all
ordinary photogenic purposes.
Nothing can be more perfect than The
images it gives of leaves and flowers, es-
pecially with summers sun, the light
passing through the leaves, and delinea-
ting every ramifcalion of their nerves. If
a sheet of paper, thus prepared, be taken
and washed with saturated solution Of
salt, and theu dried, it will be found, les
pecially if the paper has been kept some
weeks before the trial is made,) that lis
sensbiIity is greatly diminished, aud in
some cases, seems quite extinct; but, if il
be washed again with liberal quantity
oflhe solution of silver it becomes again
sensible to light. and even more so than il
was at first. In this way. by alternately
b.. h 4,
drying it by times, Mr.. Talbot increases
the susceptibility of the paper"
With regard to fixing The images, MIR.
Talbot. after repeated experiments, finds
that if photogenic picture be washed
over with iodide of potassium much dilu-
ted with water, an iodide ofsilver is form
ed, which is absolutely unaltered bv sun
shine. This process requires caution, for,
if The solution is too strong, it attacks The
dark part of The picture. MIR. Tahol's
usual me hid o. fixing consists in INNER
sing the picture III strong solution Of
common salt. and then wipiug of the
superauous mixture and drying ii. If the
picture thus washed and dried be placed
in The sun, The white parts color themselves
OF pale lilac tint, after which they bo-
come insensible. Those preserved by TO-
dide are always of very pale primrose
yellow. which turns to full gaudy y yellow
whenever expnsed to the fire. and RECEIVERS
its former color when cold.
Pictures with this prepared paper are
taken in The ordinary manner with the
camera obscura.
Sir John Herschel has, since the discov-
cry was made known, turned his attention
10 this subject. and has already obtained
the pictures from the light ofDaniel's great
galvanic battery; Sir David Brewster, 100,
has taken up The investigation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Garlic.-The Hungarian jockeys frc.
Quentlv tie glove of garlic 10 their racers
hits when the horses thatrnn againsr them,
fall hack The moment they breathe the Of
fensive odor. 1t has been proved th no
horse will eat in maneer ifthe mouth oi
any other siprd in the stable has been
rubbed with this plant. had occasion ia
ascertain this fact. A horse of mine W as
in the same stable with one belonging to a
brother officer; mine fell awav and refused
his food. while his companion lhrove un-
commonly we'll. AT last discovered that
German groom. who had The charge OF
the prosperous animal, had recourse TO
this vile siraragem. II is also supposed
that men who eat garlic knock up, upon
a march the soldiers who have not made
use Of it. Hence, in The old regulations
Of the French armies, existed an order to
prohibit the use of garlic when troops
were on the march
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From a late London Papcr.

SUN-Pictures.-While France and Eng
land contend for the honor of this new ill.,
vention, let the following contrast of the
conduct of the claimants be placed in par.
allcl;
I'M. Daguerre's ingenious discovery,
which has assumed the name of 'Daguer-
rotype,' continues to excite great curiosi-
" and admiration. Ii is affirmed that the
Emperor of Russia has offered 5OO,OOOf
for his secret, and that he has declined the
muuifcent reward. 1t is not likely tina,
his friend. VI. Arago, will succeed in oh
tanning larger national one from the
Chambers. From a Paris letter in the
Post.
NJ. Daguerre had better secure what he
can for his discovery al once. .as Mr.. Talbot,
his English competitor, is determined to
make no secret of his plan, which was de-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16
May a. 1899
BNs.k Of Charleston, S. C.

q Conformity 10 Ihr provisions Of the char
q ter Of this corporation: Notice is hereby
given that the payment Of the Second install
ment of twenty five per cent, or twenty five
dollars OIL each Share. OIL the additional Capt.
tai Stock nf this Bank Of $4,000 900, will b.
required 10 be made by the Stockholders al the
Bank on the first Monda, and Tuesday in June
next. being the 81 and 4ih days of said month
All transfers OF The abnve Stock must be made
previous 10 the 9th inst as from and after that
dav, the Books will b. closed Tor the purpose o.
making ont list Of the Stockholders. The
certificates OF Stock must be presented al he
time Of payment. A. G. ROSE, Cashier.
Charleston, May /. 1899 ID
% The South Carolinian and Telescope at
Columbia, Courier at Camden, Advertiser at
Edgefcd, Messenger al Pendeton, Mount inerr
at tireenvil!e, Union at Georgetown, and Ga
zette nj Chcraw will give thu above two insrr.
tions. viz: in the first and last week of the time
limited. and send their bills to the Bank for
| Duymput
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Somebody, Look al this!

a N.AkE.N FROM the Stable OF the subscriber.
q at March Court. II Saddle, with skirts
stuffed in front, about half worn; worth when
new, ab"ut S22. Also, Il Bride and Maringai,
without n collar.
There was left in place of the above a plai':
Saddle. black around th, edge of the skirts.
with leather Surcinsle attached to it, and pla-
ted slrrups. Also, Snallle bride, with round
cnccks new head stall, and old reins. The
owner of the plain saddie Is requested to return
le stuffed saddle. without further trouble, a.
xchansc must be known by this time, and
i ot satisfactory. C.J GLOVER.
Nav - ~ -
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Look Here every Body.

H OST OIL the 18th December last, near Mr..
IL Randle's, on the road leading from Aiken,
to Edgetield Court House, eight miles from
Aiken, or between said MIR. Randle's and Pro.
thro's Saw Mill, on Sllaws creek, a Fine Gold,
Jc,cetled, Leucr Watch, with gold chain and
key attached TO it when lost. Said Watch was
made by Jos. Johnston, q Church Street. Liv-
erpool, No, of Watch, 1921, with. the letters d.
l.. W., engraved OH the back of said Watch.
Silvcrsmiths will confer favor by being on
their guard for such Watch.
Any person delivering the same to me, will
receive a reward of S25, or any information
respecting the same, will be thankfully received
by D. L. WILSON.
Shop Spring, Newberry Dist.
March 20, 1889. IFS
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State of South Carroll. a.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
VIM. Bush and Wife, Applicants,

Juns Satcher and Wife, Defendants,
EBYan Order from the Ordinary Of Edge
ED field District, shall prncerd 10 sell on
the lrst Monday III June next, at Edge6eld C.
House. the lands belonging TO the estate ofJohn
Morring. deceased, situate in said District, on
the waters of .iog Branch, waters OF south
Edisto.and bounding on lands of Jacob Loman,
Willis Satchrr, Wilson Colemanand Others, and
containing seven hundred and forty-seven u
crrs, more or less, on credit oftwelve months.
Purchaser to Civ" hond and good personal Sc
c,Irty and mortgage OF the premises to the Or
dinary. Cost to be paid in cash.
w. II. MOSS, s. Ed.
May IA, 1899 Is
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IS = IS Reward.

IT'D \NAWAY from the Subscribers, on the
d q, stltii of April, two negro boys: one NAM
al CESAR, belonging /" Robert J. Butler
lie is abou q or y years of ase, S feet OF 10
inches; r is little inclined to be Of light
complexion. lie has on one side of his face Il
small white spot. On ore of his hands fingers
have been cllt with Gin saw. Speaks very
quick wien spoken to The other named
STEPHEN. belongs to Lucins l.. Hall, Twin.
a',oul miles lr"m Hamburg. He is Of i dar,
complexion, 5 feet 10 or IL inches high; speaks
very quick, when spoken to. His face is very
shor anh broad fIe wore off when he left. a
pair OF blue llonesrnn pan'aloons, and an o'd
wool hat. They will try to ret 10 Kentucky.
C;rsar was brought from Kentucky when he
was about ten years Of age and he has per-
srIadcd the other boy off with him. We will
give the above reward to any person who will
lodge them in any Jail, so that we can get them
LUCIUS l.. HALL.
ROBERT J. BUTLER.
May 2. 1889 f13
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Commercial.
AUGUSTA, Nav 10

1hOu Uo nv HIH J IV'
Cottoa.-Thc demand for ths article still
continues, the bales are quite light and thr
quantity offering iimited;prices stiIlcuntinue
firm aud rather advancing We nov
quote l41 l65 CTS. as extremes of the
Market.
Exchange Checks on New York, still
continue scarce and in demand al the
premium off, per ct. Checks OH Charles
ton and Savannah ! per cent. Darien
Bank notes are bought by the Brokers al
l24 per cent. discount. Bills of all the
country Banks (save the Monroe r. Road)
are received by our Banks OIL deposit Or
in payment.
FreightS.-ro Savannah and Charles.
ton still continue dull at old rales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16
State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Valentine Young, Applicant, }

Mary Young, ct al. Defendants
ERY an Order from the Ordinary of Edge
ED field District, shall proceed TO SELL on
the first Monday in June next at Edgefeld c.
Fl. the lands belonging 10 the estate Of Valen.
tine Young. deceased. situate in said District,
bounding on lands of Ransom Holloway, John
son Sales, Simpson Mathews and others and
containing Two hundred and forty acres, more
or less, on credit until The first day of Janua-
ry. lS4l. Purchaser TO give bond and good
personal security, and mortgage of tile pre-
misses 10 the Ordinary Cost to be paid in cash.
w. H. MOSS, S. E.: D.
May IA. 1899 Is
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South Carolina Copper,
SHEET IRON & TIN WARE
sjXf13sagfi4CLO7.u.

E WOULD respectfully inform the Mer.
Il chants ard Planters of this State, and all
who may please 10 give me call, that have
located mt Hamburg, s. c., with n view to a
permanent residence; and engaged in the
manufacture Of Copper, sheet Iron; and Tin
Wnre-which will furnish by Wholesale O,
Retail, ofthe best quality, at the lo,eest rates.
Having experienced Northern Workmen.
and being practical mechanic myself.I can at
tend % Rogting, Guttering, and Spouting; and
all other Jobs Of crery description in my business,
,chlch shall be ,ceu done, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly atfendedto.
A superior assortment of Japanned Ware
Also, Stamp'd Plales, ull sizes, just received.
a. 3. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March 29, 1889. tfG
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office Com. Free Schools,

i.DfEFiELD. Feb. III. 1S3i.
D ESOLVED uhnt the Tearhers of Free
Ia Schools, in the District of Edg"f"d he
required to present their accounts quarterly to
the Board, otherwise they will not be rec, ired.
BY order of the Board
May II. 1899 b IS
The t"ito'ning gentlemen are appointed Com
missioncrs Of Free Schools for Edgefcld District.
Thomas Scnrry John Huict, Abram Kill
crease. G. c. Robertson, B. Roper, Musco Sam
uel, Lewis Holmes. P. F. Labnrde, p Bland,
John Anderson, W. N. Moore, David Ardis,
]. C.. Allen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Frienely-Wsrry.-The New York
Herald says: I'VE hear that The friends
ot the Hon. D. Webster have contributed
S65, 900 to pay his debts Of 5 Sl5.0OO, and
give him S20,OOO TO make a trip to Eu-
rope This sumner. BOsion contributed
5000. New York S30,U0O, and PhiIa
del lphia S20,OU0. This is what we call
solid friendship. Mr.. Webster. however,
deserves il all--they ought 10 round up
the present 10 100000 and then say their
prayers. N. B.-We shall publish list
Of the1subscribers in day or two"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Delinquent Subscribers. tremble. From
the following, it would appear. thai drlin.
quent subscribers have no local habita,ion
in eternity iIself-or. if they have, il is "A
place no, fil to mention To sears polite"
DIRECTION WANTED.-One Of the
country subscribers of the Boston Post
died the other dav. and snme Of The sur
viving friends requested The editor TO stop
sending the paper. He saws he should
not know where TO send il, and therefore
must sto? it. ia matter Of course. We
fear 'he unfortunate man was IN arrears.
or the Post would not have heen so doubt
full as to his "whereabout. ."-BaLtimore
Post.
Let no man who would he spoken well
of after his death owe for his newspapers.
II is one Of The seven deadly sius, to de.
fraud the lnborer--and who earns his mo.
nev so laboriouslv as an editor?-Snr.
Georgian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

The New Orleans Bee says:-"CoI.
Barnard e. Bee, Trxinn minister pleni-
poren'iarv to Mexico. left This city on Sat-
urdav in the Woodbury. for Mexico. We
understand he bears the Olive Branch OF
peace: the object of his mission being to
obtain The recognition of Texian indepen-
dence on the part of Mexico, and TO form
a treaty Of peace. ami,y aud commerce
with that republic"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

FROM THE FRoSTIER.--The officer
who was sent to Prescott, in Upper Can
ada. for the purpose Of making known to
the Commander of her Maiesty's forces at
that place The facts in relation to the out
RACES committed by the troops at Prescott
on the steamboat United States,' reports.
that on his interview with Col. Young,
the commanding officer, the Colonel in
formed him that as soon as information
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The tract on which lie now resides, contnin-
ing abont 300 acres, lying OF the Stag, Roal
leading from Edsetield Court House to Augusta,
within miles of the Court House, and -
from Augusta. On the premises ARE good Build
ings. and i'm Orchard of two thousand and
eight hundred iiue Fruit Trees.
Also. th' place formerly owned by Z. J..
Younsblood containing about $50 acres, with
necessary buildings. all new.
Also. the place known as Bellevue, within 2
and 81 miles Of the Village. 1t has n two story
Building, and is rs fine SITUATION rs any in the
District. 1t contains 100 acres, 10 Of which
are cleared.
All the tracts contain about 700 acres of fine
timberrd wond-and and dll have fine springs.
p rsons desirous Of purchasing may examine
for themselves.
The terms will be accommodating
w. B. MAYS.
May a, 1899 If IA
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HY VI I'm a. Al.
MARRIED
i. The silhcn llc Hat binds i,co miRing hea

Al Pn.tersville, on the 18th inst. by The
Rev Joseph Moore, Mr. Collin Rhodes, Of
this District, to Miss Eliza. Landrum OF
Louisiana.
At New Orleans, on the 18th ultimo, at
The residence of Louis Bringier, Esq. Sur
veyor General of the State of Louisiana,
by The Rev. Mr.. CIapp, Major General E..
p Gaines. of thu u S. Army, to Mrs.
MIRA Clark Whitney, only daughter of
llle lale Daniel Clark, Esq. Of New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Jury was pronounced, the excitement which
before was like the lhickening storm, all
passed away, and to the everlasting credit
of our citizens, no violence was offered
them, and they were permitted to leave
our country unmolested. Where could
we look to lind greater instance of in
regrity, forbearance and respect for the
laws than this presents"
There is magnanimity in the forbear-
ance of the Texiaus towards their enc
mics, which imparts moral subllmity to
the character ofthe young Republic.
President Lamar is very popular with
the noble hearted Texans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16
Copper, Sheet From, and
'ElEl ware HEanufactOry.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
VIE Subscriber has just received, A large
assortment of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Pt0fc; which ne will manufacture to anv pat
tern: usual in such Ware: such as, ST0VES,
STOVE PIPES, STILLS, STILL WORMS,
andevery variety ofTIS WARE.
lie solici1s the patronage of his friends
and the public in general, in South Carolina
and Georgia, as he intends keeping con-
slant and full supply of the above articles, his
customers will not be disappointed from the
want OF materials B. F. CHEW.
u The highest price will be given for Ola
Pe,rtcr, Copper, Brass and Lead.
Augusta, Ga. April Is. 1879 tf11
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NOTICE.

a LARGE amount of notes and accounts
"A due to Lorrain Geddings, formerly Of
!alnburg. has been placed in the hands OF the
with The positive direction 10 sue
II OIL all such of them, as are not settled on OK
before the first Monday in June next
]. p. CARROLL, Attorney.
May ., 1898 tfl3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

The General Banking ta,O in Nr'p York.
Since the 10th day OF July, 1888, there
have been filed in the office Of the secre.
tary of stale lO9 certificates of banks un
der the above law, The amount of capl-
tai actually subscribed in these institutions
is S25, ,769, ,l76, aud The amount of pros
pective capital $3.50, ,950.O00.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16
$40 Reward.

STOLEN on Monday night, the 9th instant.
~ from the residence of Capt. E. B. Belcher,
:, Patent Sircr Hatch, with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached to it,
whatsoever will deliver the said Watch to
the subscriber and proof sufficient to convict
the thief, shall receive the above reward.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
April II 1889 If IL
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Frnnl The Prnridence .LnurnnI

FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-Two hum
dred years ago the present season, lin the
spring most probably, though the exacr
daIe is not known the first Baptist Church
in this city, was formed by Roger vii.
liams and his associates. This was the
earliest of the Baptist Churches on this
continent. and having passed rhro' manv
evenlfui transitions and changes, is al
present, perhaps. more lourishing than
at almost any former period of its history
Long may il flourish, full ofvears, full ol
honors, and ahounding in all good.
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RrOs1gha TO the Jail

nF this District, negro man, about forty
= y five " ars of age, ) ee or 10 inches high,
who says his name is TOM. and that he be-
longs to Canady e. Glass, living in Camden, S.
Carolina. The owner is requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges. and take
him away. C.J. GLOVER, J. T.. d.
Nav l6. 1899 If Is
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ave learn by private letter from
Charleston that the splendid steam pack
ct Neptune was sold on Tuesday last for
twenly y-eighl thousand dollars. This boar
cost about one hundred and twenty ihons-
and dollars 2 years ago.-Augustc Con-
stitutionuList.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16
tate ut South aIolina.
EDGEFlFLD DISTRICT.


H Ohm CREED, living near Horns Creek
eB Meeting House, tolls before me, one b.y
horse, supposed to be fifteen years old, fifteen
hands high. a small star in the forehead: ap.
praised al Thirty five Dollars. Also, one vel
low sorrel Horse supposed to be Twelve years
old. all four of his legs white near the knees, a
small star On the forehead; appraised at Thirty
five Dollars. JOHN KIRKSEY. j. P.
April %, 1890 g 12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Taration IN BoSton.-rhe Boston Tran
script gives list of some of Inc highest
tax payers in Boston, from which we find
that there are six persons who pay over
5000 per annum, and less Than 1000: l9
who pay over 1000 and less than 1000: ID
who pay over S2UO0 and less than 3UUU;
over S3U0U and less than 40OU; aud one
over 4U00 and less than 5000. Those
who pay over $1,000 are Eben Francis,
I'hos. II. Perkins, Jonathan Philips. Da-
vid Sears, John WeIles, John d. Williams;
over 5000, John Parker; and over S4OOO.
Peter G.. Brooks.
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II is stated that Messrs. Prince. orFlush-
ing. Long Island. have within a shor pc.
iod. disseminated 100000 Mnrns Multi
canliS Trees throughout the country, and
realized q profit Of S20O,00O.
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Notice.

a Ii Letters on business in the Office Of
"A SURVEYOR GENERAL or SECRETARY of
state, must he post paid. or they will not be
taken ont; and the fees must in every Instance
ne paid in advance. 3. Fl. SAXON.
Sarrsyor General.
nj. LABORDE.
Secretary of State.
March % b 8
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Sfrayed,

.A FROM the Subscriber living
As~NS0 near the White Ponds, Barn
oT%SSS well District, Dark Bay Mare,
sSSe.H. with long tail, no brand or mark
visible. She is about 6 or years old, and a.
bout fourteen and halfhands high. will give
a liberal reward for any information that will
nable me 10 get her.
WILLIAM DALE,
Arri II, 1889. c* 10
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had reached him Of this unpleasant affuir,
he has caused an investigation 10 he made
in regard 10 it, and that an examination
was still in progress; out all thai had been
learned was, thai the firing on the occa-
sion proceed from crowd On The wharf,
by persons unknown belonging TO militia,
the only description of troops stationed al
Prescott; that every exerlipn would be
made 10 discover the offenders, and ex
emplary punishment inflicted upnn them,
and thai the act was in violation Of his in
slrnclions, Of law and order. He deeply
regretted the occurrence, and promised
that exertion OH his part should be made
to prevent similar acts.--Globe.
Officers Of our Nauy.--The following
list shows the places of nativity Of all the
commissioned aud warrant officers in The
United States Navy; Virginia 1872; New
York, III, Pennsylvania. l57; Maryland
l24; massachusetts,, l02; New Jersey, &c;
South Carolina 40; District of Columbia,
40; Connecticut, 40; North Carolina. 81;
Maine, 33; New Hampshire, so, Rhode
Island, %; Georgia. "a: Kentucky, 25;
Delaware, %. Ohio. Is; Vermont, IA:
Tennessee, IL; Louisiana, 9: Alabama. 4;
Missouri, 4, Illinois. 3; Mississippi, 2;
Michigan, |; Indiana, ]: Florida l; Ire
land, II; England, 9; West Indies. 5;
Germany ?; Greece. 2; Sweden, |; Bel
gium, l; France /; Spain, l; Gihral'a, l.;
Italy, |; Sicily. |; Canada, 1: al sea, ].
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Hamburg, March 29, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
syOuf,s Bank of Prizes.

EFF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND poLLn AN Is
II wanted, on The TWENTY FIFTH SEPTkasth; tae OF.
DIR must be sen, to Hoyt, none but he can t sue
f. eII Known ths, no prize, amounting 10 over TEs
rusus wt DOLLARS has been sold in Richmond for
yasr, and veur. except what Hoy. has sold n: goes
~ amongst the FORTY and FIFTY THOUSANDS a
you know He is TO handle all the org o"e' -,
him no, horb"r the thought for moments that The ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Is 10 oe had
any where, excep, at Hoyts! n.e
~ How would you feel after ordering ueae' i io"
annlhrr Office aud, hearing from 'he a's"'"s' noy'
hdn s"'" ' PH' '' 32-tf