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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

Chapman of me State Sentinel Is of the ablest
and truest champions of Democracy in the West, and
one of the most efficient Editors We are not con-
versant with the differences of opinions in Indiana
and therefore fully understand the purpose of
the Cass movement there. Bat we regret that any
dissensons should exist and especially that the oppo
sition Press should have been started az the Capa
for we fear that commencing at the Capital 1t will
have the effect to foment discussions throughout the
whole State. - =. So. e
The movement can have no other possible effect
upon Gen. Casss interests, than TO iniure them. Any
early movement in relation TO the succession should
be restrained, calculated Tot only to impair the
influence of him, in whose favor the move 10 made,
but to distract the Democracy.-Ohio Uaion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

AN ExcUsE.-The editor of the Hannibal (Mo.)
Journal gives very satisfactory reasons for lack of
editorial matter in his columns. Hear him: ave
have two prominent for the lack of editorial
this week First, that considered the selections
aud communications of more importance and interest
than anything we could find to write about And
last, but not least, having building in course Of
erection, and not being able to procure a hand for
love or money! we had to clerk it for brickayer,
l. e. stote'' brick and mortar rather than to let him
remain idle.
We ere mighty nigh in the same fix but we shall
be out in a few days. Patience, readers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
Robbery.

MILToN SrAPP, Secretary of the Madison Insu-
rance Company, offers a reward of 500 for the de-
lection of the thief and the recovery of the books
and papers of the Company, which were stolen from
the office the night of the 22d September. great
many singular transactions take place in Madison.
What in the name of common sense did the thief
want of such books
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

CoRREcTIoN.-In the correspondence published in
our last, between the Governor and the Secretary Of
War, made the Governor say, ''In requesting the
Executive of this State in behalf of himself and
try" it should read Gin behalf of himself and COM
PGny.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
Patents.

We notice the following among the patents issued
in August:
To Thomas W.Starr, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
for improvement in preparing matrices for type by
the electro-typing process.
To Arthur Varnham, of London, England, for i'm
provement in the manufacture Of paper for notes,
checks, &c.
To Dionysius Lardner and James Dawson, Of New
York. for improy ement in preparing provisions.
To William Talntor and Harlow S Orion, of Por-
ter county, Indiana, for improvement in rejecting ba-
kers.
To Samuel w. Powell. of Turbet, Pennsylvania,
for Improvement in elover-hulhng machines.
To Solomon F. Finch and James Wheeler. Of
Rootstown, Ohio, for Improvements in lath-cutting
machines.
To Beriah Swift. of Washington, New York, for
20 Andrew kayser, of Fulton, MISSOURI ior I'M
provement in lard lamps.
To Nehemiah p Stanton, of Syracuse, New York,
for improvement in the manufacture of salt.
TO james Leffe, of Springfield, Ohio, for improve
ment in the arrangement Of Wheels and shafts for
communicating power.
MErHoprsr Internationally District.---We
clip from the Frankfort Yeoman the following list OF
appointments of the Methodist church IN this city,
and Louisville district, for the current year:
Louisville District.-W. Holeman, P. E.
LOuisuiue-Fourth street, j. Waterman; Brook
street. Edward Stevenson; Eighth street, E. b. Grain
Wesley Chapel; w. G. Atmore; Mission to, colored
people: R. d. Neaie Seamen's Bethel, to be supplied
Louisville Circuit. N Wright.
.Jefersontorn-G w. Crumbaugh
| liiddetoen.-G. w. Merritt. +
Lagrange-R Tydngs, John Bowden.
NeU Cdstle-L. d. Harlan.
Bedford.-Wm. p Price.
Funk Senainary.-Isham r. Finley.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

A. " BRowN, the newly elected Governor of Ten
hessee elected by the qualified voters of that State
we expected be would be since he left Frostburgh,
has been more recently elected by one of the fair
daughters to preside over her destinies well as
those Of the State This is all right, good, and ex-
cellent; and we vouch that he will tell the little
Brocns many a story about mile-stones!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

Stolen HoRsEs-On Saturday evening last be-
tween and 9 O'clock the stable of Dr. Butier, OF
this place was entered, and two horses, saddle and
brides stolen. Although the horses were missing
and pursuit made IN about two hours after they were
taken from the stable, the skul scoundrel eluded all
pursuit and has not since been heard Of One of the
horses returned during the night-supposed to have
proved troublesome to lead and turned loose Yer
non Experiment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
Texas.

In answer to call from the Texas Convention, an
account Of the amount of land necessary to satisfy
certificates &C.. and the quantity of the public domain
after the claims already issued surveyed the Com
missioner of the General Land Office makes the fol-
lowing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

0.rThe Peter Laux, Of whom we requested infor-
nation few weeks since, has with him scissors
grinding apparatus. He is Frenchman Who VIII
give US information of his whereabouts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

The Indiana Journal calls upon the Wings 10
stand together. Why, John, they he together SO
WE'LL it is pity for you to disturb them. Let them
lie for the present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

WooL--The principle buying in this market Is at
present for England where the prices of all grades
are distinctly higher than they are here.
ing that the article i admitted free Our farmers
are therefore dependent England for 50 mucn Price
az their wool now bears Tie prices paid during the
last week have ranged from u to 80 cents for all The
grades Of .rerino. That coarse South Down wool,
which the, yankee said American sheep would DO
sshamsi 10 ie seen in worth % cents in England
and 25 cents Eefs IN Y. journal Of Commerce
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

The Bostonians talk of sinking an Artesian well
two thousand feet deep, for the purpose of procuring
water This is all right; where, asks a New York
er, riH they get their aager!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
STATEMENT


Superficial extent of Texas, as CONF ON o,o - ;,.s
prised within the limits defined by ~ ~
statute of the first Texan Congress, (ss. oos $50
page 1873,
Total amount of land issued by the
various boards of Land Commission
ers, AZ, 543OTO acres.
Total amount recommended, from the
above, good and lawful claims,
by the Commissioners appointed to
detect fraudulent certificates, 1929, zoe acres.
Total amount issued by the Depart
ment Of War, a bounty and do 49,,
nation claims, $4,000 acres.
Total amount of Land Scrip sod by
the Government of the Republic Of
Texas, 36S,7s7 acres
Total amount of legal claims TO lands
issued by the authorities of Texas, 25,6SO990 acres.
Total amount issued by various Boards
of Land Commissioners, and sup
posed to be fraudulent, "a, 81, 764 acres.
Total amount of land issued by the
authorities of Mexico, a portion of
which is supposed to be invalid, 22,O50,O0O acres.
Total amount Of public domain sub
ect location, and unsurveycd, 1891 400 acres
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

0tArThe Uniyersaists Of the United States held
their Annual Convention at Boston on the 18th and
18th of September The total number OF Societies OF
this Denomination in North America is 1904; of
Preachers GIG and Of meeting houses GAO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

The quantity of Butter last year that reached the
Hudson river by the way of the Erie canal was up
wards of tcentyihree million Reunds valued at near
ly two millions of dollars The quantity this year
will be one half less
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

05-The death of Benjamin l. Cohen, well known
in the stock and money circles of BALTIMORE IS announ-
ccd in the papers Of that city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

MUSTARD CRoF ~ OHlo.-The editor of the Ohio
cultiyaor says that about 10 acres of land has been
sown in mustard seed in that State so far as has come
to bis knowledge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

BopY SNATcHlNG IN RUFFALo.-Qulte an excitement
has been created in Buffalo, by the finding last Friday
night, in an unoccuped building, not far from the
Amshouse, the bodies of two females, colored man
and child The bodies were packed in barrels with
saltpetre cooper, named David Smith, has been
arrested and 1T his own solicitation, has disclosed that
he in company with an accomplice, was employed
bv Drs. Delos Nv. Hovey aud William Waterman, of
Buffalo, to raise bodies from public burying ground,
and pack them ready for transportation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

vbv are a set of church bells like an crsnge'
Because they are best Peaied.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

397,3l9 50. miles
254,2S4,l60 acrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24


hR WlSrARS GREAT DISCoVERY-I
~ was once said, There is nothing new under
Ihesun.' This hos been empl.aIicnly true in ro;er.
ence TO medicine, Hundreds Of Pills Panaoens.
ESpec'oranIs aud Specifics OF al sors have been
pH;ied into noiorieiy--al made mainly Of the same
Ingredients, adding materials To The healing
ART. Bui DIR Wislar's Basan Of Wild cherry iur.
nishes new medical ngeni--a new prhciple
evolved from Natures own Depository, IL cures
Asthma, incipient CnusUmpiions Liver Complaints
and oil diseases Of the Lungs when no,hirg else
will, An honorable nCmhcr Of The Canadian Par
Lament. writes that II has cured HIM of Asthma Of
Ten years standing. A Williams attorney al law.
Ok william street, New York. has been cured of
The same dIsearr Of twenty four years standing.
MIR Crzens Of New Jersey makes AFFIDAVIT that
cured him of supposed consumpiipns ufIer his
physicians had given him up to die; and SO with
hundreds of others.
W. Remember we positively, in no case, I'm IA
unreal cnres produced bv this Invaluable remedy
pRr Be sure To get DR. WisaT's Ba3arn of Wild
chcr6y-thcre are limitations,
91rrhe genuine WrInr's Basam is sold on'y b =
DR. JCRUMBACKER, l73 Main ST. oc 20
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W AhGlNSA--ia cHAScFRY-AI rules held
IN The clerks office of tho CucpIr 2nperior
I"nf' "i Low nnd oharcerv Tor The County OF Ohio.
IN The month pi August ls45
samuel & Wyman. William 5 Appleton. and Joseph
Smith j., partners under The firm nf wyman,
Appleton q 20. Compiainant'.
against
Lewis Sutton j.. end Richard r Davis partners
undrr The firm VI Lewis Sutton l. Co. and jacob
GpodIng, Defendant,
The Defendants Sutton & Davis. not having en-.
tered their appearance aud given security according
I" The oct OF assembly, and the rules Of this corr
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that they arc
not inhabitants OF The commOnw ealih of Virginia.
On iL"iion OF the complainant Ivy counsel II 10 or.
dered that The snid defendants do appear here on The
first day Of the Term. and answer the COMPLAIN.
ants bill and that copy of ibis order be forthwith
inserted 10 some neysrsper printed in the G:,S Of
wheeling for iwo months excessively. and POSTED
al the front door OF III" house al Ohio county
a coPy 'esie. SILK T LAlDLEY. clerk
81 =. aug 30
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HkDTARE OF COUNTERFEITs y -Tbcs
II "a y, I'm rlciI n...I


n krTARE OF COUNTERFEITSg These
y b who counterfeit good medicine for the
purpose "f adding few dollars To their pockets
are far worse han Ilc manufacturers If spurious
coin. For While the latter only rob OF rs Of our
property. the former take property ard health and
NE away. d. W'siaf's Bolsom II VIII Cherry 5
admitted. Ivy thousands of dislnteresi.d witnesses
10 ha'" effected the mrs, extraordinary cures in ca.
sea OF q pulmonary and asihmnic CHARACTER ever
nciore recorded in the history of medicine.
The young. the beautiful. The good, all sneak
forth it's praise. II is The fuvori,c medicine IN
the c.. intelligent families Of our country.
Such high stand in public estimation has been
achieved by sown merits alone. And so long ms
disco rnihg public careful To get WsIars Bal.
sam Of Wild cherry AMI re fuse with soon counter.
ei's. aud every other article proffered Ia them as
ubsinue. so long will cURFs-posilive cures-
:heer The Preside OF many Departing family
az Tho true and genuine 'WIsrAR's BALsAM
oY WILD CHEERT' is sCid al The established agen.
'icD in all parts of the United States
For sale by DR. } CRuMBACKER. 173 Main 81
Sole agent in Wheeling I'm oct -
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FAD TT! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,
~ AND COMMENTS AXE UNNECESSA.

Philadelphia. MAY %. lSi5.
DE- Jrync.-Dear Sir feel bound Ia the niii,c
I'D Ia give publicity TO the extraordinary effects o
yorr valuable medicines.
have s.ft q q for several years past with L,yo
sc'oplaini. ard the train OF diseases which Glov
u complete ptosiration. Of the system-so Ina, /
sss with grca, difficulty iconld walk ami at time,
wos Confined 10 my ror m. To add to ny misery
roinous affection uppeaied IN my throat. " nh
hhenfna'isT ia my prins. 80 ihni couli uui raise
| ny rgh' arm 10 my head. In the hHi,esl wsaihe,
my ioei aud hands would ache wih The cod aud
pcrspiration had almost ceused. | now became
utn'cied with dry hoetse cough. md eave M M,
hcpc' ol ever getting we'll hud hight swea,s
md got lulc rno slccp. with Gigh,iui diceins
ind morhul hesdachc. seemed O. he bordering on
INSANITY. and was denied nll study or mental
exercise. could not read small paragraph ii n
newspaper without great difficulty. | had rreni
sorness IN my stomach. which caused n Io swell si
much VAS Unable to lie down. or, ven 10 r,clne
Iui had 10 he propred mp in a hair.
had the advice of sCne eminent physicians
and tried nearly all the remedies used in such "a.
scs ,hui continued IT, grow worse. ard Il appeared
as though n speedy dissolution was taking place
now heard of your medicines. and deie rmincdl
Try your SANhTtVEPlLI.S. and To my SUNRISE
ne s"rcness left me. so could walk about The
lnnse continued TO Improve from that time
shortly alter my wife caled at your store, an ~,
"u my cusc 10 ySu. aud yuu vent me n h1iile q!
your ALTERAliVE. and nlso word To come and
see YOU. and you wound investigate my case. and
cure me This did not believe. as l felt yves
beyond the reach Of human skill.
AMER taking your Al'croivc and Pills for three
weeks. there wos n decided change for the better
so ihni when called upon you. you said Thai I
wuu'h get well. nnd that Your ALTERATIyE
would cure ne checiually. With no hopes how
ever. OF getting well, | still consued taking ynur
Ahefniive until had Iuken the fourth bottle. 81 hen
cere was n sudden change in my whole system as
'hough had got d of some great burhen. aud
could draw my breath az usual Ny nerves grad.
ually became strong. and my appetite returned
u has been four months since commenced IN.
King your Medicines. and this time nearly cvety
sesigc Of disease IL ernlco'ed from my system
nin rs active. aud ncnEy strong. Us my pc
'od OF ny life. have now gained nine pound.
too months.
have good reason "a believe HAT the use of
your valuable Medicines, by the help OF God has
saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
Iiallowoll court. in Poplar street. beiw cen Sew.
Ell III md Eghlh sis
Prepared only by DR. JAYNE. No 8 SJuh Third
I, Philndcl ,,la
cor sale by J CRUMBACKER. ia MAN St
Wheeling. Va. d&w 3A oct q
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Va IRGINIA-IN cnANceRY AT Rules held
~ tho clerks Office of The Ciscuit Superiu.
I nho' Law and ehance'yt Cor The county OF Ohis.
~ tho month ot August 1916
The North Western Bunk Of Virginia. Compile insr..
against
Matthias J'frrr. John NJ NJ Crearv. William
Gnrdon, John w Boring. E9ward II Frxhngb.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF Wbee.
nnr' E'Dnh' J'Haf~. Alber DWis William
Armstrong, John IL .mst'ung. W ,Hiap Bnshy
Defendants.
Tie Defendants Matthias letters, Iohn M Nc.
Cf"aY and William s g rdon. not having eftsreh
'hair app arnnce ard gwen security accord ng 20
me act vt assembly and the rules nt thi. court 1T
1t appearing nv satisfactory proof lIni they are no:
inhabitants ol The commonwealth OF V.reinia--On
m"iSn oiihe complainant p, counsel It ~ ordered
Nat ne SAID deiendfn'sd DO appear here on The FIRST,
doy "iihc next iefsi aud answer the complaibsntI
bill nnd ih'' copy Of his order he furtbrih in,
serted ~ somo nrvEp1per printed IN tho city IT
Wheeling iUt tw0 Ei,nIhs surre sivciy and nosted
n e front door Of the. court house at Ohio county
q cory IesIe. ALIEN T. LAIDLEY. rierk
; ~ r aug 20
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"a IRGINIA--H cHASotRy--At rules held
v ~ tile C.cfks Office m he Circuit Superior
court ~ Law md Cha'ceW tor The county OF OHIO.
~ Tire nnuih.ni August 1856
Lawrence a Washington and Mary w washinRion.
Compliments.
against
Ohm " iiciskc.i ard Nonlda HE WIFE Jane, ~
Stout and E.iithch 5 hs wife Dav I'D HnD and
Elizabeth bis wife, g. Iihotb Csrnphell. J,,ho
Campbell. Parser Campbell and 1sqhella his
We. Samuel Lyon nnd MAJ - bis ggife. John
Richie aud KLEIN his ~,fe. winch SAID Elizabeth
Campheil. john G Campbell. ?a,hsf Campbell.
Nancy lyon ard Ellen Ru,hir. s.e the heirs p,
lev, ~ ffsrcis Q CahrJcIL lac Of Ohio county.
deceased. Dsfsdan,s
The Defscln1m III Ahtb Campbell Samuel
Lyon and Many les wiic and John Richie sr,l
Ellen hrS xIfe not having entered their s1peorsne.
and gwen security according IN Tho act OF assembly
ard tie roles ri This court, ard ~ appearing by aa,,
sfci,ry pfoof that hey are Mt inhabitants Of tho
cnininrnw epllh Of V,gha-- On motion ol the com,
piirlnt ~ ruuusc. u ~ ordered HAT The eaiJ de-
endani. ~ appear here on The fret dav Of The nes,
term. aid arsWrf I've conplainanis' hi'i aud tlat
cory ~ his order ~ tuhVth nsc,ted IN ssoe
nsW sparsr p,nisd IN he eiiy ~ wheeling f,y t,o
rnnnhs snccsssi,siy enJ psieI NJ tho front ,oos az
ihc court house ~ Ohm rosufv A rnpv iesie.
AL T. LAiDLEY. cietk.
Coop sOgls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-24

III ET ALI the World know The wonderful
h A efficiency of Dr. Duncan's EXPECTORANT
REMEDY! for The cure OF CONSUMPTION al 4
The symptoms indicating going into decline
DIR DUEcAN Dear Sir,
The undersigned. patient under my care fnr
The Inst three mhnIhs. whn has been laburing with
Phihisls Pu'monals or pulmonary cunsurn plion aud
finding that no medicine could prescribe would
afford him any relief VAS therefore determined
Ia test your Expeciomni Remedy. nj the same lime
having no confidence an The medicine set forth To
cure consumption; bni 10 please the patient I nj.
lowed him TO send - yuas agent in Wooster. DR. J
Conltrrer. for the medicine. which he did. and
used ~ according 10 The directions accompanying
The bottles. and truly 10 my asiohishmenr, ! found
my patient fast improving which he continued un.
he became perfectly well believe he used only
bottles BY his request. write yon these lines
hoping yons crpacIoroht medicine " III curlinme 10
do for The consumpiives generally, as in tho above
case. Yours Respectfully,
DR JAMES X DICKEY.
l willingly suhscrihe my name To the above NJ
heing solemn aud sincere fat. I hope th,se ar
fcied with Tint dreadful disease. consumplinn vii
find out your medicine ~ Time. and he cured.
WIN II WILKINS. Wayne county o.
fresh supply just received by The only agent,
. in Wheeling. ! b 81 X b MARSH
ocI q
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mo TALIsTs AND OTnERa


Il VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
SALE at Auction. by YORKE. BRASIIEARS a.
uEWSON.
On WEDNESDAY morning. Oci 18Th n, 10 /,
a. al The auciion store % Columbia ST, will be sold
The Patent Right for the Western States for The
making Of Solar Gas aad the Apparatus, patented.
by Jas Cru'cheir and now shared .condiIinnaIIy nv
Nlessrs G x J III Shuenberger, This Gas is now
~ nse on neaInboais. in churches. hotels and pri
vnie houses. aud is generally admired for us bill
iiancy aud economy. IL :sapphcable for n single
| room or large city. To those who ha sc nor in.
,e.'igaled II; reference is made 10 oil thai use H.
The proprietor having nvre ihnn he can Attend
TO IN other states I. the cause OF sale and cet,ajoIv
his offers 10 the capitalist and ariizan one Of The
best chances of making money of any We ever
knew OF, the invention having been fully aid fair.
ly testei.
The States proposed for sale on The above dov
unless previously sold al private sale will he IL,
OIio henluckv, Tennessee, Aaba mn. and all Sales
West and " West al The above Slnies. save and
except the city Al d COMFY OF ST Louis. which has
been purchased after investigation 10y The ST LpuIs
Gas LigS' Co. Not less than one Sale will be
sold al n time Terms cash
YORKE. BRASIIEARS e. UEWSON.
N'hcinha'i OCT 10 siCG2S AucIioneers.
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NOTICE.

an LILLIAN M'KAY will omen an evening
w school on Monday. ooh inst. Tor Wrirlnc
Arithmetic, English Grammar ard Book .keepine
oct 10
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ETs1 RY'Er.a,g3,N HOPE.

we take great pleasure ia L,yinf before our
la't""s. md Inc public generally. the following
schemes h't Ocio'er known ;hem t., h. hon. ,
man any others oiirrcd 20 tge public Wcs, Of No..
inonnisins. Send ~ your orders for racS,,rs
ihis '- 'he most populAt way ui ad,eniuring ~
L'tef'es say again. send IN your otdrrs with
cash &C PRIZE tickets enclosed, aud they viii me,
wiih a. much auentan as II PERSONAL, oppiicd TOR
Al' "rdefs come perfectly safe by na,l
I. DORSEY
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S3O.OOO.

Grand consolidated Lo,tcrp Of D,i,uare 8 Gcorgia
CLASS No. CO.
10 he drawn NJ Wilmington. saturday October e5
al s3oOOO | OF 10000 | OF COCO OF 2iIO
~, Nos. II bnllos. Jackets $40. certificate pack
a5e 70 wholes III dolls; shares m proportion.
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BELLS.

A $50 nm hand general asson-ncni uf superior
"a Far Csps 1T e"cry variety FROM the rf,st com
mon Fur N finest Hudson Bay otter
oct is Dare & DCGE.
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Ga-ODD-

P"knm"Le River Lottery. class M o,S.
y" 10 diawn Thursday, October % 1915
ct sSOOO 1000 / OF lG0O lofIOOC
40 N"s. ~ ballots. Tickets 80 !; ccriGralc pack
age p whu'es s3i CO; shates IN prnp,t,inn
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Ni5OOTi

PohonoSe Riuc' Lottery Of D,l ,ld', oij.
To he dawn At Wilmington. Tuesday October oe.
oi $4,000 of 5000 5000 of 5000
80 Nos 10 ballots Tickets 81; certificate pnck,
oge 90 wholes 593 dulls shares IN proporlion
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& 10000.

FoS'mohe River LOTTERY. class No Gil
!" 10 dawn nj Wilmington. "Wednesday Oc,'r
Of fluo00 of 5000 at $500 a 5OOo
70 - N". - hallois Tickets So; reriilicn,c r,,i.
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