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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Oil Cloth e. Paper HaMgimgs,
| May l3. FOR SALE BY A. p. p. CAMP.
NOI'lCE.

TNHE Furnace Business will be continued
l. and all the accounts OF Darlington and
Morse settled, by y. CGrringion d. Son--and
they hope, by strict attention to their bust.
ness, to merit and obtain share of patron
age from the public. All orders will receive
immediate attention and despatch.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
Meeting house Stoves, Wash Stoves, Boz
Stoces, various sizes, Farmers Kettles,
Fire Frames. AadirOas, Dish Kettles,
Basins. Griddies, &c. Sc.
All of which will be sold as low as can be
purchased elsewhere.
The Furnace will now be in constant ope-
ration, so that we shalt be able to accommO-
date CUSTOMERS on short notice.
J. CARRINGTON g. SON.
L'tchfela, Oet. ], 1910, 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
MOf1t's TcgctGble ifcMedicines.

AU0.U0L VCyctGO|e LJcINe0ICIneS:
TNNllESE, medicines are indebted for their name to-
the springs aud channels of life, and enduing them
with renewed tone and vgor. In many hundred GER
tilted cases which have been made public. and in al
most every species OF disease to which the human
frame is liable. the happy effects of Mofats Life Pity
and Ph@"ir BHters have been gratefully and publicly
acknowledged by the persons benefited and wh
philosophical prshclr'.s upon which they are COM
pounded, and mon which they consequently act. :.
Ise M .5 in d
ration is to loosen from the coats of the stomach and
bowels the various impurities and crudi,iesc
settling around them; and to the hardened
frees which collect in the convolutions Of the smallest
intestines: Other medicines only partially cleanse
these, and leave such collected masses behind TO-
or sudden diarrhpa, with its imminent dangers This;
fact is well known to al regular anatomiss, who exn'
mine the human bowels after death; and hence the
prejudice of those well informed against qnack
medlcines-or medicines prepared and heralded to
the public by ignorant persons. The SECOND effect Of
h the Life Medicines is to cleanse The kidneys and the
the healhul action Of which entirely depends upon
the regularity OF the urinary organs The blood, which
takes s red color from the agency of the liver and tho
lungs before it passes into the heart being thus pur
Cd by them. and nourished by food coming from
clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, re-
news every YER part OF the and
Moffa.'s Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor
cuehly tested. and pronounced a sovereign remedy
TOR dyspepsia: faulency, falpiIatlon q the Heart,
ness, il.temper. Anxiety Languor and Melancholy,
Cosveness DiarrhGa, Cholera, Fevers Of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Govt, ,Dropsies Of oil kinds. Gravel.
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvv, Ulcers,
Inveterate Sores Scorbue Eruptons and Bad Com
pexions Eruptive Complaints, Salow. Cloudy, and
other disagreeahle Compilations, Salt Rheum, Erysp.
elas Common Colds and Influenza, and various other
complaints which afflic the human frame. In Fever
and Ague. particularly the Life Medicines have been
most eminen,ly successful; so much so. that in the
fever and agne districts Physicians almost universal.
ly prescribe them.
All that Mr. Mofat requires of his patient is to be-
particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor-
ding to the directions. 1t is not bv newspaper no
tee, by any thing that he himself may say in their
favor, that he hopes gain credit tits alone by the
results Of a fair trial.
1rFor sale at the sign of " Drugs and Medicines
South street, I.itchfield, by c. J. KILBouRN.
December 10. ly28
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
VARIETY STORE.

ENISHING Rods, Lines, Hooks, Smell and
Il Reeds, Game Bags, Backgammon Boards,
Fancy Boxes, Accordions, Chess Men, Silk
Purses, hair and cloth Brushes. Perfumery,
Pearl Powder and Puffs, shell & horn Combs,
Steel Pens, Pen-holders, tooth and whitewash
Brushes. Cutlery, Silver Pencils. Jewelry,
Letter Stamps and Seals, Music Boxes. To-
bacco and Snuff Boxes, Telescopes, Pocket
Books, and every thing which man ever thot
or heard of, at
April %. GARRITr & BALpWIN's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that the Copartnership
L heretofore existing between Edward p.
Weld and Benjamin PeInoyer by mutual a.
greement is this day dissolved. All persons
having claims against said firm are request
ed to present them to Benjamin Pernoyer for
payment; and all persons indebted to the
said firm are requested to make payment to
the aforesaid Pernoyer. who will continue
business in the store where said firm lately
traded. EDWARD p. WELD,
BENJAMIN PERNOYER.
Canaan. Litchfeld co. April 81, ls4l. $40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Carriage & Wagon Making.
VTWLLTAM CLARK

VTJoULD respectfully inform the inhablt-
w ants of this town and vicinity, that ne
has commenced the Carriage and Wagon
Making Business, at his old stand two doors
north Of the Congregational Church. AS he
has been in the farming business one or two
months past, he is inclined to believe that the
carriage makers have large prices in propol l.
ton to farmers; and that he will manntac-
ture farmers Lumber Wagons for $35, Plea.
sure do. $50 to 60, Buggies $40 10 80, and all
kinds of Carriages in the same proportion. j..
Re.painting do. do. from $3 TO SO, and all
kinks of repairing as reasonable, and at short
notice. A reasonable proportion of produce
and lumber will be taken in payment. ~
LitchfeM Man 6. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
HENRY TYRREL,
TAIL DIP.

CHOP in West street, two doors west of the
- Court House, up stairs, where he is pre-
pared to cut and make Garments OF all kinds
in his line, in the latest style and shortest
notice. GJ' All garments cut or made at his
shop warranted TO fit.
Liichfeld, ApriI Is. 1871. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
RUNAW AY,

TROM the subscriber, on the 18th instant,
II an inden:ed boy named HoRATIo Num-
GER, about 16 years old, and small of his age:
had on when he went away brown cloth
roundabout and pantaloons, WOODEN cap, and
boots, all much worn. All persons are forbid
harboring or employing said boy, on penalty
of the law. IONA. CARRtNGTON.
I,itchfeld. Mdu II, 1871. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
ANNOUNCER EACT.

tHVHE subscribers deem it unnecessary to
Il make oath to all their assertions-out
would inform the inhabitants OF Lltchheld
county that they have on hand and tor sale'
an assortment of light Carriages Sulkles'
Buggies, and business Wagons, wn WIN, n weT IG
sncommonly cheap for cash or approved Gre
dit. All kinds of Carriage Trimming done
by an experienced workman, and on short
notice. Repairing g. Painting done as usual.
Lumbor and produce taken in part payment.
N. B. Broad Lace, Scanning and FASTING
do, Welting Cord, Tufts, Dash Hooks and
Rings, Whip Sockets, Name Plates, Carpet
impatient Leather. lace Tacks, Globe Lamps
plated Nails and Knobs, Maleable Castings
&c. &C. can be bought with cash by calling
on the subscribers. LORD q JUDD.
Litchfeld. MAJ IL, 1S41. 0O
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27

WOODEN MACHINERY.
TNNHE subscribers offer for sale two entire
l. sets of Broadcloth Machinery, five Car
ding Machines, three Spinning Machines,
Dressing & Shearing Machines. Teazle Gigs,
Looms, &C., late the property OF the Beecher
Manufacturing Company. Said Machinery
has been in use but short time, is Of n good
quality. and will be sold in parts if desired.
and at great reduction from cost.
HOTCHKlSS & PRITCHARD
Waterbury, April I. 944
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
United States 1IOTE L.
.Ve9U-vVYiIfO2'el.

n
,2 q: $50 ". inform his friends and
M u d ID, the public that lie still contin-
nus NON ues at this establishment, and,
RasAal' grateful for the very liberal
~-<s-94 -, patronage he has thus far re-
ceivcd, soicits continuance Of the same.
His Hotel now offers additional induce
ments to the travelling public, as the Housa-
tonic Rail Road is completed, and running
daily trips each way from Bridgeport to New
Milford. Stages arc running daily to and
from Litchfield and Sheffield, Mass. connect
ing with the rail road, and there is also line
of stages to Po'keepsie three times a week.
Horses and carriages are also in readiness at
the hotel to carry passengers to any place
not on the stage routes.
At present the cars leave the depot al this
place at o'clock A. NJ. for Bridgeport, con-
Meeting with the Boat, and return to New
Milford Immediately on the arrival OF the
Boat from New-Yor
Men, Milford, March 10. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
GROCERY he 6,

TLOUR, Molasses, Sugars, Teas. Coffee,
Il Raisins, Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Pimento'
Cinnamon, Salt, Saleratis, Goldfish, Candles,
Tobacco, superior winter strained Oil, Nails,
Lumber, &c. &c. may be found at
A. NORTH'S CASH STORE.
TijchfezH NOp g. S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27

FRESH GNa.0ess Seeds.
shaker and other Seeds, of the growth,
- of 1910, just received, for sale by
J. G. BECKWITFT,
April %. South street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
English and American Paints,

For Sale al the Book and Variety Store,
NEEMOlRS of Mrs. 8. j.. Smith.
lvA. Mrs. Adams Letters.
Mrs. Sigourney's do. to Married Ladies.
do. do. do. to Young Ladies.
March "a, ]. GARRETT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Kingston, N. Y. June IS, 1888.

Argyle, Nova Scotia
In the winter Of 1887 and 1888, was seized with
violent cough which continued two or three months.
Nv cough was SO severe that was obliged to sit up
in he'd two or three hours during the night. and was
much reduced in flesh and strength. and my appetite
gone One of my neighbors had bottle Of the Veg
etahe Pulmonary Balsam, which he would not SELL
IIe however loaned it to me till could procure him
another experienced immediate relief from it
The first opportunity had procured more Of it. and
to the use Of il ascribe the preservation Of my life
Dec. II, 1888. JAS. w. LENOX.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
HATSX HATS!

"IE subscribers respectfully
Il inform their former CUSTOM
- I ers, and the public generally that
k they have just received from New
CIV York a splendid assortment of
FINE HATS, of the latest fashions, for the
aged, middle aged, and young, consisting of
Beavers Casters, Russia or Brush HATS.
They have also on hand a variety Of Hats of
their own manufacture, as usual, all of which
will be sold at n small advance from cost, for
cash, most kinds Of produce, or approved
credit. KIl.BORN " BRAMAN.
ives, Street. Litchfeld. March II. Sm41
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27

PROBATE SALE.
I'm Thursday the first day of July next, at
~ the late residence of SHELDON CATLlN,
deceased, at p. NJ. if not previously dispo-
sed of at private sale. the subscriber will sell
at Public Auction all the real estate of said
deceased, being thereto authorized by the
Cour: of Probate for the District of Harwin-
ton. HART BARKER, Admin.
HarWiaton, MAY 3, lS4l. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27

Good aae9U MalEch COeU for sale.
Inquire of The Printer. Aprh 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
COUGHS, COLDS.
a rad all Diseases Ofthe Lungs

vNNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAI.SAM
Il is believed to be deservedly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, tor coughs colds,
asthma or phthisc, consumption, whooplnS cough,
and Pulmonary affections Of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary 3alsam has been very
extensively used for bout twelve years and its rep
NATION has been constantly increasing. So nniver.
sally popular has this article become that it may now
he considered as n standard article in large part Of
the United States and the British Provinces. Many
families keep it constantly by them considering it the
most safe as well certain remedy for the ahov
complaints. The Proprietors have received, and are
receiving numerous recommendations from many t
our best Physicians, who make Off in their prac-
lice The names Of few individuals who have Civ
en- their testimony in favor OF this article here sub
funed nd for q more full account the envelope TO
the bottle. 80, go
+" Truman Abel, Timothy Baylies,
I" Thomas Brown, Jere Ellsworth
" VIM. Perry, Albert Guild.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract Of n letter from Mr. c. S. Clay, Kingston, us.
ter county, N. Y, to the propretors
Yours of the 9th inst. duly received. A re-
markable cure was effected by the Vegetable Pulmo-
nary Basam in the Winter and Spring Of 1895. The
person, Mr.. Moody, had been sick long time with
The consumption. His physician had given him up
He was reduced so low as to he unable to help him
self and was raising large quantity Of hons when
he commenced using the Balsam, which effected
complete cure, and he is hale and hearty as
ever he was. Mr. Moody has removed from this
town. but he has promised me more detailed account
of his case which will forward you.
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Terms of Advert

Terms of Acknowledgements DOLLAR Fer square for
,G,ee ,..rtioDs and T@ENTY-FIyE CENTS for each
dtonaI insertonTES LINES. the space occupied ~
$50 ems counted square. nothing counted less tnan
square; square, aud less than square and
half TO counted Squire and hat-Per squire for
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for months DoL-
LARS TES DOLLARS per annurn squares kIFTEsS
DoLLARs FIFTY CENTS per annan: three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annunl. Merchants. Druggists,
others, advertising by the year, viii he charged for
column of 1000 n's, 10000 per for
of a column $50. 90; for half column, S3J,U0; Tor
quarter column S25 00.A ded1ctioa Of 20 Pc cent
will be made advertisements longer than quarter OF
column when inserted By half year year. and not
altered Cnancery notices and petitions fo divorces must
paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with the cash. Illes
ordered for publication by a brother publisher
n b. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
unless the option of the p5lsher by previous
agreement between the publisher and the advertiser
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the session, had the clause relating TO agencies,
md the power to deal in exchanges, strongly
developed as the one you have now rejected, aud
equally without the consent Of the States lou
referred specially and with appreciation 10 that
clause, many days after, IN a conversation hcio
in,the Department Of State. You sanctioned II
ia this particular bill as detailed above. Aud no
doubt was thrown out on the subject by you, ~
my hearing or within my knowledge, untIl Inc
letter Of Mr.. Bolts came to your hands. ooon
after the reading OF that letter, you thre" oo'
strong in timations that you wouc veto the mn u
it were not postponed. That letter did and do
most unequiyocaIiy condemn, but It did not effect
the constitutionaliy of tho bill, justify you IN
rejecting IL on that ground; IL could affect only
the expediency Of your action; and, whatever
YOU NAV now believe to the scruPles existing
in YOUR mind, in this and in kindred source
there is strong ground TO believe they have their
origin.
If be rgh, in this, and doubt not am, here
is q great public measure demanded by the couh-
try, passed upon and approved by the RepFesen
,atives of the Ststes and the People, rejected by
you President on grounds having DO origin IN
conscience, and no reference TO the public good
The rejec ton of this measure, too, continues Inc
purse with the sword in the hands OF the Execu-
tive, from which stroye to wrcsf IT IN the con-
test which elevated your predecessor and you 10
power. ] cannot concur IN this your course OF
policy In or out OF office my opinions remain
unchanged | cannot abandon the principles Tor
which, during all my political career, l have
struggled; especially ! canno, be one OF The IN
strumenis by which the executive ~Ia!ds these
combined, accumulated, and dangerous powers
These, sir, are tho for tho important
step which have felt II my duty to take, and
sumbt them lis justification.
am, very respectfully, yours,
T. EWING.
To The Punishment
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EsrOEscEaE:is! Esro.acs,itis!
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER,
GsrTIiE BRONCIIIIS:k-0

NgTHICH spires Mother the Young the Good the
w Beautifu but IL annually hurfying thousands upon
thousands plnmatlre aIe tho ptisfktfl
consumption The usual symptoms tins disease re-
Cough Soreness Of the Lungs Throat, fToa rsenes Diff
Guilty OF breathing, Ashma, Hectic Fever Splitting Up
fhiegn or Matter, aud sometimes Blood. 1t an inlam-
NATION OF tue hne skin which lines the inside small
wind tubes or AIR vessels running through every part
iuns4 The Sreat aad eecta rcnedF
wldespTead ding disease il the Ry l. CovEHTts BALM OF
LIFE. This and Invaluable Medicine universally
pronounced, Ivy the multitudes who have
ltz healing virtues, 10 be the wonderful and admirable
remedy the world for the BroncIts Co7tghE,
serere tofff, Group, .9stna, Hhooping Cough,
diseases Of the I1Igs and Hfpe, which, neglected. soon
lead to REL Consumption.
The Balm LIFE stands entirely aloof
t1udck NoSt1nns of the day, having Invariably
condolences Of Ptys'cian Corgymen and the tfegento II
al casse wherever Inns been introduced, Phanhro-
pists, and all who truly sympalhtse with human suffering,
where bail its appearance win heartfelt loy
look the BALM IIrE o those great aud
blessings which Kind Providence occasionally
slows but which, like angels visits,
between.
G}-Circulars, continuing numerous testimonials NJ the
highest repec liability be had. gratutou Of all
Agents.
Covrer's BALM Lrrr, zone Doar per BotAc) is 70,
sale IN Richmond, by
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
June 5th l6i1. 22SJ
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NOTICE..

4 L an Election for Directors in the Richmond Ira
- ding and Manufacturing Company. held said Com
pany's Office i'll the City Of Richmond, the eth
present month. the following gentlemen chosen
manage thu business of the ing
VIZ: j r. Menasnhall, W VI Leeds, l. L. Jones' ID. P
isgins, Ihos Newman, VIM. Cox, and Isaac Commons
VINO met, the day following, and organized by appointing
X Mendenhall, President; john lIaines. Sec'y Eli
Blown, Treasurer. The public VIII therefore notice.
that fair prices will be allowed for WOOL Rags, &C. in the
line of the said Cnmpanys busines7,in exchange for ma
nufactuTed articles nj equally fair prices
hose persons no indebted this Oh a--
count OF longer standing than months; that
are DUE aud stock remaining unsettled. hereby
specially requested forward and settle
before added nus and H. inev
itably- result. from neglect CT this notice.
JOHN HAINES. Sec'v.
Richmond, June 26th 1871. 25-6uc
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fNGARS.-''The moment man takes cigar he be-
~eomes a phelosifer;-it IS poor mans fliend-it
Gains the mind sooihes The temper, and makes
tienE under trouble. It has made more good men rood hz
bands, Kind masters, indulgent fathers, and eer
than any other blessed thing universal gorld,r
GA good article sf Cizars for sale at tie
Aug 20, lS4l. BOOK STORE
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ME above valuable medicine prepared by DE-. Nix
on. is kept constantly f31 sale hy the subscriber, who
sole proprietor, all warranted genuine.
The general re7uto of This justly celebrated medicine
cure OF fever ana only, such preclude
cessitv o further Let those afflicted il.
their appreciation i certain. To particulars see the wrap
per the bottle.
The medicine win he carefully packed, and any
part OF the country, orders accompanied bv
factory reference. IRWIN REED,
Wholesale Druggist Richmond. Ind.
For Sale b. G. :. x l. Bar3sa Druggists, corner Of
5ta and Main Cincinnati Also, tia Book Store Of
d. z. HOLLOWAY.
May l, IS.l
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10 APOLOGY FOR wIGS-of All IL, ,.,.l

NO APOLOGY FOR NIGS-of all the remed;e.
ever devised Tor the preservation se hair none
has been foand equal To JAlNE'S HAIR TONIC IN
deed has proved itself nab ~ preventing the hair from
falling off! nnd will positively by application in
nineteen cases of every tNent produce full aud
head OF hair.
Please read tho following from Saturday Evening
Post OF Sept. 1th, lS39
HAIR ToNIcWe call the attention OF the afflicted win,
premature badness, excellent iar Tome. prspar-
ed by Dr. Jayne OF this city. Having used il nuTolse
speak OF its virtues hy experience unhesita
unsy pronounce invaluable remedy prevent the
failing OH of the hair, and dead, T. a
tine, healthy appearanreWe speak from cson-
al knowledge of the were
predispQsed TO badness who by Iaynes Hair
Tonic, have luxuuant hair We have disposition
TO puff ndiscrm jnatey ali kinds remedies.
eases which flesh is heir but when tested
virtue OF an article, free say good.
JA1NE'S CARNINA1INE BAI.SAM IS a certain,
safe aud eh5";Iai remedy Tor dyseniery DaFrhoca.
iaoseGes cholera oshs complaint, gripping pains,
cranp. nervous uemo:, aud for all bowel affections and
nervous diseases.
Tins fcfcnt plea san, and safe com
arrangements the stomach and and only
article OF confidence curing
tantum complaint; and the above diseases
il really liAa n charm
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS Ito remove these
troublesome aud dangerous inhabitants and
bowels which impair health destroy tho
certain and safe pre- for the removal OF the
kinds oi worms, dyspepsia. stomach.
petite iniantle fever and and debility of the
and bowels and organs OF digestion
Ear sale by JAMES Il. DUGDAIE,
July %, t6ll.--29ly. RIcnmoNp, IA.
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RUFUS BABCOCk. Jr.
4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE .vD sALE--The

A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE AND SALE.-The
undersigned, having taken out Of the Probate Court
Letters Of Aduinistra II Thomas Green
land dec. Of Richmond. Wayne county, Ia requests
said make immediate payment,
having claims against said presen,
legally authenticated for settlement. within
from The j. supposed 10 be snsoiFent.
SALE--WIll be sold, Saturday tee 25ta inst. at
Hotel. all the personal poperiy Of said deceased,
consisting Of clothing st-rats Of hee-makers Tools,
Terms made known the day OF sale. and due at
tendance given b. ;. b. STANTON, Admir-.
Ss. 3. lc4l. 35ts fgfn
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NICNCiEIOsyN
Q 2 81 e Z. e :ss O e :8Il

tSIE subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
L HOTEL, il Muncietown, Delaware county, Indiana.
where he hopes receive liberal share
his old friends and the public in general. The House
large conmodous and comfortably furnished The Stable
and Wa ard are both large and convenient:
well of good the yard, and plenty good Hay
Oats and Corn in the stable Every be paid
BENJAMIN SAYRE
Muncietown. Feb. s, 1910. 5,f
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clalks.s ola Established Temple of .Eoltune

No. 127, Mao street, Wheeling, Virginia.
Correspondents distance procure tickets any
Lottery advertised by any Nender L. States by
dressing John NJ. Clarke, Wheeling. Va.
The expense of publishing all the capital prizes sold by
John VI Clarke would be admit of it.
quenty his correspondents and the public lutte
the SPLENDID capitals he is distributing every
month.
Synansis af sche-,sne Cor so-,.0-~r---- -0---
MAMMOTH sCHESIE.-u Mon LOTTERY, class &,
draws Sept 25th, 1871. Capital prizes of s25,00o.
- numbsrs-l5 drawn out.
cuEMEFoar prizes of e25 900 eact-l prize Of 900
and OF G,0002 prizes 3G0D-4 prizes of 1000
80 prizes of l.oo0, and 30 of $500, Whole
only fifteen dollaFs-shares i'll proportion.
(-For Tickets aud Shares and Certificates Packa gcs
in above splendid LOTTERIES address iona II. Clarke
No. 127, Main street. Wheeling, Va.
{E15-Cor5espondents viii invariably be furnished
with the drawings of all lotteries which thay hold
tickets they received in Wheeling. 1t hap
sometimes. thatthey delayed the way between
place of drawing Wheeling, when this
will know the of their drawings not being
received the proper time.