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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12
70 THE SEVERAL COLLECTORS
OF COUNTY Nd SI.fTE TAX
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.

Whereas, 10 enable the State to NEE, her
abIlues on 'he hrs, day OF Angus, next, it
necessary that lhe Stale Tax assessed in
he different counties under the Ac, OF As
'embIy relating thereto should be pIompi
IS paid TO she Stale Treasurer, Aud
Whereas, by The provisions Of the Act Of
29'h April, ls44, il The Quota of any Coun
y be no, paid 10 the Sale Treasurer, on or
before the I'd Tuesday Of January in each
>e%r, the balance So remaining unpaid, after
deducling Commissions, &c. shall be chsrg
I'd 10 sald county, aud shall thereafter lear
an lneres, of five per cent I'LL paid, AND
ALSO, lha, If any county shall pay int
the Stale Treasury, lis quota Of State ,ay,
days pr,or 10 the first cay Of August IA
any year, such county shall be entitled to a
It'ssHas"l It'ssHas" "Gpr g'rnas' ffstio tnt nqsopH' ~
well as The duly of the several counties.
promptly topay their proportion OF The lax
es assessed upon them.
find UhereuS by SO doing Columbia
Cosn,y will be entitled TO an abatement on
uer Stale TAX of from five TO six hundred
dollars, Therefore,
ReSoiUed, That the several collectors of
County and Slate tax in Columbia county
he earnestly requested TO make every #
tort TO collect and pay over to the Couaiy
Treasurer the amount Of State TAX charged
III their duplicates on or before the twelfth
day of July next, at which day the several
COLLECTORS are hereby required 10 meet at
xoueralions on their duplicates Of SIs!e
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12

lSa certain. safe and eiiectual remedy for Dys
entery, Disrrhma or Iooscuess, cholera morbus sun.
mef complaint, collie; gripping pains; sour stomach:
sick and nervous headach heartburn, waterbrash;
pain or sickners of the stomuch; vomiting; splitting
up of food after eating and also where it passes
through ne body unchanged want of appetite |;
restlessness and inability to sleep; wind in the so
mach and bowels; cranp nervous tremors and
twitchings; seasickness; ianling, melancholy and
lowness of spirits, frettng and crying of infants
and for all bowel affections and nervous diseases.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12
Ds'. eJNsysse's
MEDICINES.
IN YNE'.S Ii.AIR 7ON/C.

This Hor Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair IN the heads of hundreds who had been bald
for years 1t also purifes the heed from Dsndruff
Cures diseases Of the scalp Preserves the hair
from falling of or bscomug permanently groy
JAYNES C.7RlfIN.9TITE Ball.
SIM
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DIR. JAYNE'S sANATlvE PILLS.

DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all times and in
most disedses-ln lnhamma,ory, intermi,.
iah', Remiuenl, Bilious, and every other
torn OF Fever-Jaundce and Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really an
invaluable article. gradually changing the
Al'ialed secretlOns Of The stomach and liver,
aud producing healthy action in those i'm
por!anl organs. They ATE very valuable
nr diseases Of The Skin, and for wha, is
commonly called 'lmpuri,y of the bIood;'
also for Female Complaints, Cos,veness
&C.. and IN fact every disease where an
APPARENT Alternative, or Purgalive Medicine
may be requted
JAY NE'S EXPECTORANT.
II always cures ASthma-two or three
large doses will cure the Group or Hives
Children, in from fifteen minutes 10 a,
hours time. 1t Immediately subdues ,h,
violence of Hopping Cough. and effects =
speedy cure. Hundreds who have bee,
gwen up by their physIcisns as incurrabl,
with Consumption have been restoreLs
perfect health. by il.
In Iact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained a
higheror more deserved reputation.
e. The above Medicine are all for sale
at the store of JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloomsbury. SO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12
Or. J4YNE'S s TONIC VERMIFUGE

Which is perfectly safe and SO pleanant that
children will not refuse to take it, 1t efTectuay
destroys worms: neutraizes acidity or sourness of
the stomachj increases appetite and acts as gene
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed.
lngy beneficial in Intermittent and dRemittent leyers
and Indigestion; DC and is certain and permanent
cure for the fever and ague.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-09
Tnr DANGER OF ConpoRArroNs.--That

THE DANGER OF CORPORATIONS
the Liberties of our country are in more dan
ger from moneyed mouopolies than from the
sword is, we believe, admitted by all; yet
we see our Legislature madly rushing into
projects, at the dictaton Of corporate wealth,
and granting privileges to associated capita
lists that are truly alarming. OF this charoc-
ter is the Bank bill now before the Legisa-
ture, and which has just passed the Senate.
Let that bill become law, and in less than
ten years, by the power of its wealth and its
unlimited means of corruption, the State
Bank of Ohio will rule the State with more
absolute power, than any country was ever
ruled by a tyrant with mercenary army at
his command. The now free citizens of the
beautiful and fertile Slate of Ohio, will be-
come the mere tenants of the lordly and pri-
vileged paper money mongers; the govern
menl of the people will pass into the hands
of those, only, who will bow down and wor-
ship at the shrine of this new Molocl,
Repeal is the only rcmcay-let speedy and
entire repeal be the waichword-lct all unite
in the effort, and the monster my be expelled
before its fangs are too firmly fastened TO
admit of the people extricatng themselves. -
Stark County Democrat.
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A TRUE FrsH SToRY.-Dr. Gardner and
it is said he can be relied upon--thus speaks
of the fish in Columbia river. II is almost
worthy a trip TO Oregon just to wet line in
such waters. Hear the doctor: 81 have
ascertained already the existence of six DIFF
ferent species of salmon in the Columbia
river; the period of spawning of each is DIFF
ferent; they are found to run up to the very
sources of this river--rapids and cataracts
10 the contrary Notwithstanding" cit is
common" says the doctor, "to find them in
the month of November and December at
the heads of these streams in such quantities
as to choke up the currents, and die by thou
sands" Further he says: "Such are their
efforts TO ascend, that they not only become
emaciated, but actually wear off their noses
in the severity Of their struggles!"
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Row AT THE UNIVERSITY IN VIRGINIA.
We learn from the Richmond Star, that a
most shameful riot has occurred at the Uni
versily Of Virginia. The students il seems,
commenced a series of mock sercnadcs on
the Calalhumpian' principle, which being
denounced by the Professors, their houses
were mobed, one afcr another, fire crackers
thrown into them, and other outrages perpc-
irated of an exceedingly alarming character,
especially 10 females and children. These
disgroceful scenes we're followed up night
after night, until it became necessary 10 call
in the police, and finally tho military force,
and The University is now in the possession
of body Of 500 soldiers. Efforts have been
made towards reconciliation, and set Of
resolutions were passed by the students at a
formal m, ettng for that purrosc, but the ri
oters refused TO sign their names 10 them.
Most of the students have left; the Faculty,
il is understood, will resign, and for the pres
ont the college appears 10 be broken up
Many of the students, says the Star, took no
part in this shameful affair, but there is a
point of honor among all students not to be
lalc-heayers. even upon the guilty. This is
a point Of honor, in such a case, more ho-
norcd in the breach than the observance.
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of the Government, TO state, in language the
most temperate, but at the same time the
most decisive, that they considered that we
had a right 10 this territory Of Oregon, which
is clear and unquestionable; that we desire
an amicable adjustment of tho differences
b,tween ourselves and the United States;
but that, having exhausted every effort to
obtain it, if our rights arc invaded, we are
resolved and prepared to maintain them.
A tremendous burst Of applause from all
parts of the house followed this annunciaton.
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or The last Congress of the United States,
with view, it may be, of extending the circula-
tion of the Kalida Venturc, enacted that subscri-
bers who receive their papers at post Offices with
in 80 miles of the place of publication, shall be
exempt from the payment of postage, after the LIST
Of July next. We hope every one of our law
abiding and law-loving felow-eitizons within the
favored thirty miles, will Immediately subscribe
for our paper, and thus aid in consummating the
benevolent intentions Of Congress
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AR1sTooRAcY OF wEALTH.--We very much
fear there is growing up in this country an
aristocratic feeling founded on the most fleet
ing ofal acquisitions--wealth. tits develop
ing itself in a thousand ways, and in the
most absurd manner And what is most sin
gular, is that the suddenly made rich, the
most grossly ignorant, uneducated and vul-
gar of this class, make The most display, and
discover the least regard for the humble con-
di,ion of life from which they themselves
have emerged.
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THE KALIDA VENTURE
Friday, May 8, lsaJ.

"A government of men and not of property
the rights of man as possessed of reason and af-
fections-the right of the people to institute 90
vernment and when it becomes destructive of its
ends, TO alter and reform it-equolity against pri
vilege-hostility to special Legislation for the be-
neft or for the injury of classes-thc assertion of
the rights of labor, which includes most nearly
tho rights of allan extension Of the triumphs of
humanity even to criminal law-free and good
schools for the generation that is to take our
ploces-the advancement Of moral reform, by the
increase and diffusion ofntelli igence."- Boacrof.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
The State OF Ohio


I
james Nicholas & ''Hui'i'H AAp'""S
Samuel Dnsmore1
pY virtue of wit o: vendtion Exponns to me direct
- ed from tie Court of Common Pleas of the county
of Putnam, and State of Oo, viii offer for at the
door of te Court House in KaIida Monday, the 10Th
dny Of May, a. D. 1915 between tie lours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said day. the following
property 10 wit:
gray Horse. Taken rs the property of SGmncl Dins-
more, at tie Suit oftle State of o. 10.
T. Il. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
snERIFF'S OFFICE,
Kalida, May o, Is4j. owss0
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- UNHUNG AND UNCAGED vGLLAINs"-Ihe Ono
State Journal, edited by live Englishman, who
is remarkably true to his native" English prin-
ciples, warmly commends an article from New
York federal paper, in which tho following SEN
tencc occurs:
$50 long as we continue to be the resort of all
the unhung and uncaged villains of our own and
every other country, tho necessity for an efficient
police will continue 10 increase"
We believe that the editor Of the JouraGl who
is of the very worst specimens from the = 9th
sr country,n has never been " Gagged" or "hung,'
although he wears the mark CT Cane.
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3 OF $lO.OOO-5 oF $4,000!
Small fry Lottery.

Draws as follows throughout the month of
May.
Draws on Tuesdays-Capital Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; halves so CTS. Ger
tifcate of package $l2; halves 6; quarters 8.
Draws on Thursdays-Capital Prize $4,-
000..
Whole Tickets 81; halves so cts. Ger
tifcates of package wholes $l4; halves 7;
quarters 81.
Draws ON Saturdays-Capitrl Prize $4,000.
Tickets ST.; Halves so els. Certificate
of package wholes $l4; halves 7; quarters
81.
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HrsroRY.--Four years hence the Fedc-
ralsts of Ohio will swear, point blank, that
the democrats passed the late Tax Law;
also the Bank law; as they are now trying
to fasten upon the latter Nativesm, and as
they did during the late Presidential cam
paign, the passage of the Bankrupt law. We
hope the people will bear in mind what is
contained in this paragraph. Mark it--four
years hence. We know the party well; and
also their penchant for " going the extraor-
dinarv"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-09

To one and all throughout the country, we
my say send your orders TO our Lucky Of
fee, and secure some of the Fortunes daily
distributed.
0E All orders with the cash or prize tick
cts enclosed, will meet with as much atten-
ton as if personally applied for. All orders
come perfectly safe by mail.
All business entrusted TO me will meet
with attention and despatch.
Address all orders 10 N. L. Dorsey, Agent
for D. PAINE & co Managers.
= * The drawings will be regularly sent
to purchasers by theWhoolingTmes, to savo
postage. April 2f.
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PETITION FOR DEvoRCE.

PETITION FUR DEVURCE,
Robert Tlakes'
Caroline Hakes
THE said Caroline Hnkcs, will take notice. that tho
complainant, the Goth day OF February, A. D. 1915,
filed in tire Office of tic Clerk of the Cou of Common
Pleas, for tue county OF Panidng md State Ohio his
peon praying that the marriage contract existing
between them be dissolved aud tint he lie forever divorced
from her; alleged adultery and gross neglect of d
ty; and also that depostons Of witnesses win lie taken in
the above by the complainant tie ouse Of Peter
Myers in the township OF Perry, in tie county of Putnnm
and State of Ohio the Goth day of March, A. D. 1916,
between tile hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, p NJ,
ROBERT HAKES, Complainant,
February e2d 1915. 6w2ll
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he is esteemed as high minded honorable gen.
tleman.
The undersigned take pleasure in thus retract-
ing whatever may have been published by them,
tending to create the impression that Mr. Medary
is other than an honest and honorable citizen.
GEO. w. HARPER,
s. CORBETT
New Lisbon, Oct. 10, 1642.
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KEEP DARK.--A young miss having accep-
ted the offer Of a youth to gallant her home,
and afterwards fearing that jokes might be
cracked at her expense if it should become
public, dismissed him when about half way,
enjoining secresy. "Don't be afraid" said
he, "of my saying any thing about it, for |
feel as much ashamed of it as you do"
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WHAT THoUGHT.--Walter Scott says
that if men could read each others thoughts
and feelings, those who now sit friendly at
the dinner table together, would rise up in
horror and fly from each other in terror.
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THOMAS w. DoRR- letter published in
the Madisonan, from Rhode Island, says it
is thought that the Gov. Fenner Legislature
will iberate Dorr before the Liberation Go
vernon takes his seat.-Ohio Statesman.
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BEN. METCALF.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
ETAVING opened an Office in Kaida, will
II u give his attention to the ordinary business
of his profession, and particularly to settlement
Of claims, payment OF taxes, &C., for non-resi
dents. Jan 10th, 1915. 203tf
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Ct7- We had frost on Thursday night, which
would have been in better season had it postponed
its visit till November. 1t has been fatal to most
of the fruit, and to the less hardy vegetables.
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$sO,oOO CAPITAL PRIZE.
100 prizes of $1,000 are 100000.

Aoo Pi'|ee VI 3i,uUo are 1ioV,vVV'
Grand consolidated Lottery Of Delaware g.
Georgia.
CLASS No. A.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del May 81.
prize of $4,000 / prize of $4,000
l do 1000 do 2,1l7
56 prizes of 800 100 prizes of 1000
rs numbers, l2 drawn ballots. Whole
Tickets SO; halves 5; qrs "a. Certificates
of 25 wholcs $l4s; halves n; qrs 81.
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NOTICE

NUTICE
hereby given that owner and proprietor have
this day filed in the Clerks office the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of Putnam county Ohio, petition praying
the vacation of the whole of the plat the town of
dleasant situate in the township of Pleasant in said
county which petition will be for hearing at the
term of said Court. JOHN SIGAFOOS.
April LIST, 1915 swaie
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New Lisbon, Oct. 10, l642.

so says report-hus bust" Are your fingers
burnt! We told you SO!
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And large number Of lesser prizes.
7S Number Lottery-l4 drawn ballots.
Whole tickets $500; halves 7,50; quarters
3,75. Certificates of packages, 26 whole
tickets, $4,000; halves, $l05,00; quarters
$3.50.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-09
az. .nnn,-on nrizes of sl .On0.

SI4,UUU!-SU prizes OF SI,UUU. 49,
Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No 90 for 1915.
To be drawn ut Wilmington Delaware, May lG
of Sl4,0O0 is $4,000 l of $4,000 is 4000
5000 is 5000 1000 1000
| 1000 is 10000 1000 10000
rs nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets S4 halves
2quurters |. Certificate of package wholeO $685.
halves 80; quarters Sl5
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-09


Mr.. MEpARy AND HIS DEFAMBRs-The State
Journal of Columbus, and the Plaindsaler Of
Cleveland, continue their systematic warfare up
on the editor Of the Statesmen. For the ediica-
tion OF these editors, we re-publish the follow
ing card, that they may profit by the destiny of
those who have played at the same game which
now appears to afford them such amusement. It
is not little remarkable that those who have
been tho most violent and prominent assaants of
the State Printer, have, when placed under oath,
or threatened with legal proceedings, avcred that
he was "high-minded, honorable gentleman"
CooMBs shielded himself behind his privileges as
Representative, as securely his old associate,
HARRINGTON, lives under tho protecting care of
the penitentiary warden,- such men may
slander with impunity But the Journal and
Plandealer editors have, yet, no such places of
refuge
The falsehoods Of HARPER and CoRBETT, were
not to be compared in malgnity and grossness,
to those which these Bank papers are now propa-
eating, based on CooMBs' reports and speeches.
To THE PUBLIc.-In July, l842, the undersigned,
then editors and publishers of the Western Palla-
dlum, In New LISBON, Chlo, inserted IN their paper
certain editorial article impugnng the charac-
ter and integrity of Samuel Mcdary, Esq, editor
of the Ohio Statesman, and printer to the state.
Among other charges contained in said publica-
tion, it was alleged that Mr.. Medary had fraudu-
lently converted paper belonging to the State of
Ohio, to his own private use and advantage, and
that his reputation, whore best known, was that
of an abandoned citizen
A libel suit in which Mr. Medory is plaintiff,
and the undersigned are defendants, was the con-
sequence Of said publication. The case came on
for hearing at April Term, 1842, and resulted in
the jury returning verdict Of three hundred and
eighty seven dollars and fifty cents damages, in
favor of Mr. Medary. From this decision in the
common pleas, the undersigned took an appeal to
the Supreme court where the cause is now pend
ing.
From facts elected during the investigation in
the common pleas, and from other sources, the
undersigned are fully convinced that gross inius-
tice was done Mr.. Medary, in the article alluded
to. They are satisfied, by the evidence of many
of the most upright and honorable men of each
political party that his conduct as printer to the
State, has been thatof honest and faithful public
officer, and that his practice in reference to the
refuse paper {. casse quires," has been in strict
conformity to the established custom in Ohio, and
the usages of state printers who have preceded
him. They also entertain the belief, from the evil
dence before them, that SO far from Mr.. Medary
being regarded as of degraded character,
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$4,000! CAPITAL PRIZE!
25 Prizes of $1,000 arc S25,000!
,,,J co,ooJ,J of,J otto,,, of DoJo,,o.o

UVHnu coHSoHud1e1 L051eTy, 0T OeIaWuTe q
Georgia.
Glass No. al,
D. PAINE g. co. Managers.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on
Saturday, May 10th, lS45.
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Is Numbers-13 drawn ballots. Whole
tickets $40. Halves S.. Quarters S24.-
Certificate of package 25 whole tickets
$40. Halves $40. Quarters $35.
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DOCTOR P. L. COLE,

Physician g. Surgeon,
Kalida, Putnam CO., Ohio. Office in the building
formerly occupied by Mr.. Thatcher, as the
Americsn Hotel. April 10, 1916.
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TIE GREAT MosUL.-Thc great Mogul,
with his slaves around him, is not more inso-
lent and haughty, than will be Alfred Kelley,
with his dukes around him, if his schemes 60
into operation; and why not?-Tho entire
business, and wealth, and credit of the State,
will be in their hands and subject 10 their
will. No man can eat his bread without
their permission. Th2 farmer, the merchant,
the trader, the mechanic, the day laborer,
will all be dependent upon his power. The
price Of land, the value of It days work, will
all be regulated by this Board Of Control.
The dukes of England have 10 such power;
the great Mogul himself is weak, in COM
parison to the omnipotence that is graspod
after by Duke Alfred.
The Board of Control may look abroad
over their twelve provinces, and exercise do
minioh over every thing but limb and life.
They will have in their hands, power over
he reward that is sought after by the toll Of
limbs, and whatever renders life desirable.
Power over the wealth of the SRte, is power
over the State itself This power was sought
by Nicholas Biddle and his bank, and Alfred
Kelley and his coadjutors are striving for the
same, only in narrower circle.--Ohio
Statesmen.
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S%0,JUU!-@U prizes Of I,UU0 are $IU,UUU.
CLASS No. 50.
TO be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, May 70.
| of $25,000 is $4,000 Of $4,000 is 5000
5000 is 5000 1900 2,6O0
90 1000 is 10000 90 500 10000
90 300 is 6,0O0 100 $50 25,000
70 numbefs, ID drawn ballots. Tickets SO;
halves a; quarters 2. Certificate of package 20
wholes $ll2i do halves Sc; do quarters go.
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Maj. Devazec has been appointed by the
President Charge d'Affaires to the Hague,
and Hon. W. H, Stiles, of Ga, Charge d.
Alfaires 10 The Court of Austria.
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S25.OOOl--25 OF 81. 600.

Pokomoke River Lottery ofDel Glass No. SO.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. May 5.
5000 is 5000 5000 5000
/ 1900 is 1000 l 1,400 L4O0
| 1850 is 1850 - 500 $500
so 300 is 5000 200 ~ 200 10000
rs numbers. 13 drawn ballots Tickets So;
halves a; qrs Q. Certificate of package 25 whOlos
Sll2; DO halves Sc; do quarters 20.
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Besides vast number of smaller ones
76 No.-l5 drawn ballots. Whole tickets
$40, halves S; qrs %. Certificate 26 wholes
$l32, do halves 66 quarters 33.