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Eyon, &Gcc5 anti Walls.
Together with the heaviest stock Of

GcrSh0D, burr

tCfSHON DUrf
4 / AS just received general assert.
4 Il me9t of fall and winter goods.
which will be sold al small advance.
comprising, in part, the following ar,i.
cles, viz:
LIGc and Black Dr0ad Cloth,
Two pieces Beaver do; fancy and plain
cassImeres, super moloskin, 80 pieces
prints of various styles and qualities
cambrics, satlinet,s, Kentucky leans,
super Bombazne, English merino
plaid silk warp, alpaccas, plain and Il.
cured do; veslings, gimps, umbrellas
pilot cloth, mouslln de lanes, A 0Ihans
plaid linseys, Canton flannel, tickings
apron checks, birds eye diaper, lrsl
linen. cdgings and thread lace, plai,
wooIen shawls, gros de Swiss, silks, .
pieces carpetng, &c. &c.
EOOts. Slices. and HswF,fscrs.
y good assortment.
3 boxes Simons axes, and general as
sorment Of HARDWARE.
80 bbls. coarse and fine SALT hats
caps, and GRoCERlEs.
Ottawa. Nov. 7, 1874.
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CaSh for Uheu,

Cash for Uheat.
NJ The highest price the market will allow for Il
superior artic'e, will nj ALI TiMts he given.
Great pains will he taken TO haze constantly
on hand a superior article Of FLOUR for EN-
CHANGES.
We would also state that Mr. Sladlcn is ad.
ling two more run of French Burr Mil Stones,
with machinery If the most approved and modern
style Tor custom and merchant work. and when
completed will mnkeihis mill decidedly the hest
in this section of the country, and from the expo
rlencc and practical knowledge Of the senior part
ncr who has been 40 years in the business an MS.
surance is given that all business done at this
Mill. will be in the hest possible manner.
Please give us a call. &. MANN IL SON.
~ b. Wnr,r FIGURED for Farmers or Mer-
chants on liberal terms First rate barrels can
always he had al the Mills. q. NJ. e. Son.
Dayton, Dec. 81. 1914. 2S-tr
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CITY Hotel.

%z1A VHVtIE subscriber would respectfully
fssss H. inform the travelling public, that
lsss; he has taken the above stand Tor a
S=sE& term Of years. The house and barn
have been thoroughly repaired. lIo thinks that
he shall be able TO accommodate those who give
him their custom in a manner that will I've salts.
factory 10 all. GEORGE II. WEST.
Ottawa, Dec. 90. 1914. 27.if.
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r.<.ys& AMERICAN
:IfaTE1IPERANCE HOUSE,
StiSs CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Hrown s; Gu,icy, Pron,ic,o,..

TsN.'E American Temperance House is situated
n at the corner of Lake and Wabash streets
The drcei nd NOS, eli Iihle part of the CITY. and
command, a beautiful and Interesting view nj
lake Michigan. II has been repaired and COM
nodlnusly arranged for the accommodation of III,
travelling public, aud ii will he the constant Of.
fort OF the proPrict"rs to make it PLEASANT and
agreeable to those who may favor them with their
patronage.
The house will at all times have sufficient
number Of walters. and the table will he furnished
with the best that can be procured in the market.
Their stables are in excellent order, aud sup.
piled with the hydraulic water.
n. B.--PaSsrngrrs and baggage carried to and
from In" steamboats,, free of charge
March 20. 1915 A,if
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'9'ilE Coop SAMARITAN Remedy for
the Ague and Fever-Uarronfed 10
cure.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will enectually remove the cause of that
oa,hsome disease, The ague and fever.
nervous and bilious fevers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, If suffered to
exist for a considerable length Of time,
frequently end in consumption. The
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are.
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct. 10. G. l.. THOMPSON.
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ID, Newton.

agent for The Peoria Foundry.
Castings Of any description can be OBJ
tanned at low prices, and on short no
tice.
Ottawa. July 10, 1914.
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NEW STORE.
Edgar Nursery.

'"f"A ~ UssShys
VIE subscribers, living near Paris,
b. Edgar county, Illinois. would res
peclCully inform the public ,aatihey have
choice variety Of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and large variety of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low for cash. and de-
llvcrcd at any part of the state when the
order is large enough TO warrant it.
The nursery has been in operation
abou, % years, and we fal,er ourselves
that our varieties are equal 10 any in the
western country.
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
Paris. Edgar Co. HIS, Nov. %. 1874.
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OI[grY lHl0grIRrla

ny Joel Johnson, springfield, Illinois.
IN II travelling community are respectfully in.
II yitcd 10 call. The accommodations cannot
b, surpassed. Privatcrooms forstagc passengers.
RATES OF FAnE:
Oac day, rs cts. Single meal, 25cis.
Just one half the usual charge at stage houses
81 Passengers can secure seats in all the stages
through the proprietor 2S-ly
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FEW GOODS! NEW GOODs

FEW GOODS! NEW GOODS:
NNE have just received from New York. via
w New Orleans, and OTTER for sale at the old
stand on the south side of the public square n
large and splendid assortment of SPRING a
SUMMER GOODS, which will be sold very
low TOT cash or country produce. Our stock con.
slstS in part as follows:
Printed calicoes, newest STYLES and
patterns.
Blue drills.
Scotch and domestic ginghams.
Bleached and brown drillngs.
Asso'Id. summer goods, for mems wear.
Pulled cloths, saineils & Ky. Jeans.
Superior brown sheetings, (Waverly's.)
81 and A do do (heavy.)
Cotton butts. Cotton yarn, from No.
8 TO 10. Candle wick.
ALSO, a few patterns Of afghan Balzarnes.
Geneva lawns and cashmere D'Ecose new and
rich styles Also bleachcd musins, brown hol-
land, silk and cotton velvet Irish linen cnIorcd
cambrcks, inscr!ings, cdgngs. footings blond &,
Isle cdeings. blond and nett lace; swiss, null
book and iacOuct musIins, table and huckahuck
diapers, gimps, zephyr worsted. ladies' and gent
klI, silk aud cotton gloves. silk miis. bonnet
silks, hosiery. black aud white wadIing, combs
of every variety, needles, pins. and almost very
other article in this line, which is called for in a
county store.
ALSO,
COO prs mems calf kip q stoRa hrogans & shoes
l0l " " kip and heavy boots.
200 " ladies' bnskins. walk Z shoes, slips, &c
400 " boys, misses & chldr's shoes & bootees
ALSO a variety Of
CrockerY, CHASE and Nonc-ware. Hard.
acare g. Cntle'y, School Books,
States, Paper, Ink,
Quilts, SC.
Our old friends and the puhc generally are in.
v''ed to call aud examine our goods aud prices.
before purchasing elsewhere.
n. B-lliics, oats corn. pork, bacon. hoe s.
wax. &c, wanted. WALKER " HICKLING
Ottawa, April is, lS45
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Stoves aud CRATES,

stoves aud Crates.
lust received, good assortment oil
- Cooking Stoves, Cannon Stoves.
Crates Tor ere place, odd CRATES Cor Can
non Stoves and good lot Of Tin ware,
for sale, cheap, al the Iron Store.
D. NEWTON.
Ottawa. Sept. II. 1874
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Iron store.

~ TONS of assorted IRON and
EC STEEL. just received al the Iron
Store, and for sale at reduced prices for
cash. ALSO,
bales Of Cotton Yarn, a superior quail
ty.
30 kegs of Juniata Nails.
| doz. Collins Axes, La,h Hatches,
Hand Saws, Door Locks, augers, Brace
Bits, Compass Saws, Butts and screws,
log chains, trace chains. buggy springs,
sad irons, frying pans.&c, &c. ALSO.
Bureau and cupbord trimmings, glass and
mahogany knobs, brass knobs, chest
locks, knives and forks, shears, window
springs, window glass; brass candle
sticks and shutters, mill files, horse rasps,
wood files, iron squares, block tin and
wooden faucets, door lalclfes and bolts.
Boots and shoes, shoe brushes, and
backing, &c.
DRY GOODS.
Brown and beached sheetings, calicoes,
ginghams, drilings, linens. &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webster's and Sanders spelling books:
LIST, I'd, and 3D., Eclectic Rrealers; letter
paper, foolscap, ruled and unruled. Also,
wheels and pa,en, wheel heads.
GROCERIES,, &c.
Sugar, coffee, tea, salaralus, pepper,
spice, molasses. ground alum salt, in
sacks and salt in barrels, &c. &c.
ID. NEWTON.
Ottawa. July 10. 1874.
GARDEN IL FLOWER SEEDS.
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RIDING

win be done for the usual price. 81 cts. per H.
in cash, wheat or wool. Also, carlng aud spin.
ming ut reasonable prices, varying from 10 to %
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y. q. ~ w. q. Earl,
Painters and GiasiGrS,

UENTtT6 UWW U "a . FtT o,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street west side ofhc public square,
one door north Of the Iron Store.
Carriages Signs, Houses, &c, painted TO order
on reasonable terms.
Aug. 10. 1914. 50i-
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q. T.. Thompson,
.saScX fitch,

Justice Of The Peace, Olama, his.
Office on Front Street, in ihe store room lately
occupied by j.. w. Link, Esq.
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DIR. P. scherlncrl,orm

nFFERS his professional seFylcosto the citi-
~ zcns of Ottawa and vicinity, Once on
Columbus street, between Canal and Clinton.
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no Farmers,

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
TNHE subscribers having leased MIR. Sladdeu
Il Mills in Dayton, would take this opporiuni
" gratefully t" acknowledge the liberal patronae,
'hey have received, and to solicit continuanc,
ni the same
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AND CERTAIN CURE FOR TIE W0RNS.
Certificates of its efficacy can be seen al th,
store OF the subscribers sufficient to satisfy tn,
most increhuous. Price 20 cents.
for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK e. co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

The REroRM ADrna,, We are glad tc
observe that this address las tranqa,lized the
nerves OF those who ate opposed to reform by
convention. Our friends of the American
treat the address with .cnient hand, and APP
pear to be Indifferent as to the mode in which
reform be obtalncd-but in one particular they
appear to have made the mistake Of putting
the cart before the horse They would have
rhe States faith redeemed first, and then pro-
ceei 70 retrenchment Now we adopt the
after as the means Of ef'ecting the former. If
2 man be extravagant and in debt, it strikes US
,hat the surcst mode Of obtaining relief and
maintaining his credit, would be, TO curtai his
expenses, and apply what would be thus saved
10 the discharge Of his debts. We therefore
20 for the motto Of the aldress-"Public faith
res.9rcd bypablc economy 1t will be found
the safest and easiest plan.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18
CITY lNTELLlGENCE.

The Case Of Young Cockey, We announced
the fact, III yesterdays paper, of desperate
and deadly assault having been made the pre-
vious evening, upon MIR. Thomas ID. Cockey,
of Cockeysvlle, Baltimore county, by Charles
f. Goodwin near neighbor. As the lateness
of the hour at which we received the import
ant information, drought by express) prohibit
ed our giving any thing more than mere an
nouncenent of the affair, we now make full
statement of the facts. 1t appears that be-
tween and 8 O'Clock, on Tuesday evening,
Chas. E. Goodwin. visited the residence of
Mr.. Thomas d. Cockey, and finding him at
home, he asked him to step out into portico
in front of the honse, but there having been
some difficulty existing between them in refer
ence to suit at law, young Cockey, entertain
ing some misgvings, said to Goodwin that if
he had any business to transact with him he
had better come in the house. Goodwin, after
some time, went into the house; when, in COM
pliance with his request, Mr. Cockey gave him
pen, ink and paper. Goodwin sat down to a
table, wrote a few lines, was seen putting his
hand into his coat pocket, and, rising from his
seat, approached Mr.. Cockey, who was IN the
act Of meeting him, thinking it an order for
some money, when on removing the paper, the
same hand that held it was found also to con-
tain a six barrel revolving pistoI-one of Colts
pGtent-conceaIed by the instrument of writ
ing. Before Mr.. Cocney had time to make
any defence or evade in any way the a tack-
indeed, almost instantaneously with the re-
movaI OF the paper which hid the pistol-a dis
charge took place; whereupon Mr. Cockey fell
| forward, PROSTATE on the floor, and Good
WIN Immediately ran out Of the house.
A younger brother of Mr.. Cockey's was the on
| ly witness to the afflir-who was in the room
at the time, but from his age and high state OF
fear, could oppose no stay to the escape of
Goodwn-the YOUTH in his alarm at seeing his
brother fall and the deadly weapon still in the
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NATIVE AMERICAN MASS MEETINGS

"Oh! say, can you see by the dawn's early light"
"SoNs OF AMERICA We have Stars for oar
friends, and Stripes for enemies.
o. MASS MEETINGS of the NATIVE AME-
RiCANS will be held as follows Each meeting viii
be addressed by the candidates for Congress and th
Legislature, and other friends Of the cause, at half
past O'Clock, 7. NJ
FRIDAY, 10Th inst, LOGAN HALL, corner Bank
and Bond streets.
MONDAY, 22t instant, LEXINGTON MARKET,
(west end.)
WEDNESDAY, Gath inst, BEL-AIR MARKET,
Gay street
FRIDAY, 2Gth inst, THREE TBNS TAVERN,
corner of Pratt and Paca streets
f63" The American citizens will turn out in their
strength, and shew by their presence determination
10 sustain Americans in their efforts TO govern their
own country, without the aid Of foreign PAUPERS
and CONVICTS. sel2-d
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MILLINERY, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS
TEVHOMAS ARMSTRONG;

n No i75 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has recently returned from the Eastward and offers
for sale great variety Of desirable Goods
MlLLiN Frngei. Barred and Ombra Sa-
tin and Gro de Ma, RIBBONS
BONNET SAriNS and manifestations, high
cooret; plaid Gr0 de Nap; PouIt de Sol French and
low priced Flowers; Kid Gloves; Caps; Foundations;
sons Mourning Bands and Collars. &c. SC
Florence Braid, English Rutland and Straw Bonnets
SHAWLS-Thibet, M0useIne de Lane, Broche,
Cashmere, Silk rrape, fine and low priced Wool
ShaWls Also, Gro de Rhine, Gro de Swiss and LII
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps and
Mouseline de Lane; Fail Ghehans; soft finish Irish
Linen; Alpaca; Cloths; Cassimeres; Cassinetts and
Fegtings; Fannes, SC. Sc, with general variety OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold fair prices to puctuai customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG;
seIS BIN l75 Baltimore street
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g3'TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having in turn been announced by unknown friendst0
for the offices of Governor, Mayor, Sheriff, &c, in
that spirit of persecution which has so long hunted
me, have concluded to yield to the solicitations of
numb of real friends, and make it an earnest mat
ter; and hereby announce myself a candidate for the
SHERlFFAhTY of Baltimore city. As | shall be
conhed to my business as PAPER HANGER, &C.,
the elec'ioneerng part of the business will have to be
lelt 10 my friends. | need hardly pledge myself to
official fathfulness, if elected.
al9eote A. UyAM
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EFOUSE WARMING.


WHITE HALL GARDEN, F. P.
The proprietor Of WHITE HALL GARDEN, f. ?.
respectfully notifies his friends and the public thar he
has made every arrangement 10 RE- OPEN HIS
HOUSE on SATURDAY MORNING, Goth instant,
at which time, and during the day and evening, ALL
THE DELlCACIES OF THE SEASON will be
served to please the taste of those who may visit this
favorite resort,
o. Having spared no expense in the fixtures and
furniture of the BAR ROOM, he iatters himself that
the public will appreciate the effort ne has made to
render it the most superb establishment of the kind
in this or any other city.
selS3t G.. w. HUGHES,
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SIcKNEssIN VIRGINIA. A good deal of sick
ness, it's said, prevails or the upper Potomac,
in the vicinity of the Point of Rocks. The
Richmond Compiler says ga fever ofan unusu-
al and very distressing type, has been perva-
ding the counties OF Bedford, Campbell, Char
lottc, ard Halifax, and we believe, the neigh
boring counties. In Bedford, particularly, the
disease has been dreadfully fatal, We rejoice
to learn that it is assuming a milder form, and
is generally considered manageable, though the
casesare still numerous and very tedious,
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EMORY AZ cos

No. 2 CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE. Mn.
AWE respectfully announce 70 the citizens of
w Baltimore, and to our correspondents in the
different sections Of the q, ion, that we are enabled
by extraordinary facilities, offer in greatest nro
fusion, LOTTERY Tickets, either by the nae kaor o..
sng'y, in a.! tie Lotteries, upon such moderate fe,r
as snail not fail TO meet the approval of ara who bI,
at office. our firm has been established in this crt
for the last 20 years III Tie vending Of LOTTERY tickets
during which time We nave distributed in ali parts ~
TINS country, and in Europe. MILLIONS OF DOL
bARS IN prize money; and have wOM by our enernv
IN prosecuting legitimate Lottery business ami or.
great success il selling capital prizes reputation
"hIch we iIaer ourselves Is without parallel, The
capital prizes in the Lotteries for 81 pembsr and 90
toner are unusually brilliant, ranging from
$4,000 10 S7J,OOO,!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 81 TO $40.
U5-CountIy Orders solicited. 0I3- Fidelity and
despatch IN receiving tickets and drawings by the ear
nest mails can be relied on when letters directed
10 our house. EMORY y co.'s Prize Office,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore Md.
H3- Our Lottery paper, issued monthly and con-
Gaming schemes OF Lotteries for the month, with much
Interesting reading matter. prices current, SC. SC.
viii he sent regularly to those who wish as a refer
ence, tree OF subscription. II
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G9- II. >. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will he sold, by wholesale and fetai as low as
any Importer in This or any other city
GLIDING done in all Its vareties-such as Portrait
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES Of all kinds and varieties.
FkAMES re-. lit and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted at
jy2l-d No. L NORTH CAV STREET
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- sEnn REWARD. The above reward
- wv will be given for the apprehension
of CHARLES E. GOODWIN, young man about 81
or % wears of age, feet inches Oh dark hair and
stout built, who, on the night of the 18th of Scptem
Der, inst, came to the house of Thomas y. Cockey,
and deliberately shot the said Thos. D. Cockev in the
head. G[ST T COCKEY
Baltimore county, Md, Sept. H. selS3t
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r3- GENTLEMEN'S ATTENTION is called to a
lot Of supeiIative Neck Ties s. each, worth Sl5O
also, Collars OF styles at Is and % cts. EACH blk
Bombazne Stocks 1879. Suspendrrs in varieties at l63
IS 81 and 375; Razors in variety at %, 81, 37a and
A cts each; hne Shavn2 Cream, Brushes, sc &c;
Saunders Soap Razor Strops; also, Pocket Books;
Head Brushes; Combs OF Buffalo, Ivory, SC. &c..
also, Writing Desks; Shaving Cases; Carpet Bags;
Glove Suetchers, Sc, with thousands of other arti-
Giles, run off at low prices for cash.
<G- Right on the corner of Market and ChaTles-ss.
Sc S-2tt MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY.
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o. SHERIFFALTY. Having announced myself,
at the urgent solicitation of number of friends as
candidate for the SherflIty ut the ensuing election,
take thls Opportunity OF stating 10 my fellow citizens
that it is NOT my intention to Withdraw from the can
Vass, but that still am acanddae for their sufrages
sel2-d JAMES q. LAW,
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MA TREAT FOR THE FRIENDS OF TEN
PERANCE. The Washington Temperance Society
will hold special meeting On THURSDAY EVEN
ING 18th inst, at u O'Clock at their Hall, corner OF
Hanover and Camden SITS The meeting will be ad
dressed by Past Grand Worthy Patriarch VIM F, OF
Penn'a, and Nest Worthy Patriarch nAN'L SANDS, OF
New York, on the great and important subject Of
Temperance. The public are respectfully iavited to
attend By order,
SELF ct J, G. BOKEE, Sec'y.
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E3- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Editors You will
please annnuuce to our fellow citizens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD. E,q as the good and
true candl'la" of the fre Ids of Nstive American"
prthrip'rs, Tor the important Office of SHERlFF of
baltimore city. The energy aud pltrintsm of Mr.
kenn ud rnte him to the warm esteem aud cordial
>upnort OF every true American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS
G7- accept Of the above nomination, and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD,
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FOR SALE. AosnteeI. aud NJ,

fT,.1, FOR SALE. A gentee and well finish
EK.! ed dwelling, two stories and attic passage
Ntii; basement, kitchen level with the ground, and
MiauA pumpOf fine water in the yard, situated in
West fayette ST near the Methodist Church Also,
another in Green-st. nearly opposite the MARYLAND
University, between Lombard and German .sts In
qulre OF the subscriber, at the office of John Show
acre, Esq, Hanover ST. nearly opposite the Market
sel3.eo4t" SANJTEi CIIES1'
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Mooney FOR THE MILLION: Every

Mooney FOR THE MILLION: Every
I'VE one who patronizes NJ. DOYLE will imme-
dlatey see the advantage of il, he is we'll known
as the greatest prize vender in the United States
having been in business nearly twenty years will be
able 10 give satisfaction on every occasion. There
were over twenty thousand dollars in prizes sold and
cashed at this lucky Office last week. The greatest
number Of prizes are sold in packages which is de
cidedly the most advantageous for the purchaser
when he buys package half of the money is inssred
him. and one package may tain three of The highest
prizes. The following splendid Lotteries are 10 be
drawn this week:
THURSDAY, capital sl5,OoO tickets S., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $780, tickets 50, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital S6OOO tickets 50, shares in
proportion. Certificates of % whole tickets will be
issued in this scheme at $24 % halves Sl2 % qs. &c.
by investing ore of the above amounts you may re-
alize very handsome sum of money.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share, All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
M. DOYLE, No. la Prattstreet,
II 1Rl Opposite b. & o. K. R. Depot.
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office of SHERIFF of Baltimore City-if elected I
shall endeavor to do my duty
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