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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-13
ATIENTI0N!!
I NEW FALL AND WINTER
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ATTEN TIUN!!
NEW FALL AND WINTER y
1D IE VA GCDQDMDG S
fAsHE undersigned, thankful for the
very Liberal patronage" heretofore
extended TO him. begs leave to call ,Ie
ATTENTION OF the public 10 his f,ii and
fashon"Die assortment Of Fall and Winter
stock OF Dry Goods, Just received from The
city OF Philadelphia. Consisting in part as
follows:
CLIO rHS--Supc- blac blue brown. olive
invisible green, drab and mkt, beaver
and pilot
CASsI MER Es-- BLACK, blue, brown strip
ed and PLAID.
SATLSETT Black, blue, brown, green.
cadet MKT, striped and plaid
JEASs-- \ superior assortmon Of all cuag
tiles
cashmere d ecosSe alpaca and cass.
non5nz mes mere do
tong Lawn laces. odgings anl in
linen Gamble hdafs sertin.s
fancy SIX erasats tuck and side shell
poncee aud bandana combs
hdkfs horn and iyorv do
mouS!'n d aine do buttons, tapes aud
Gamble and jackon't cord
musiins scotch gngl,ams
WOODEN and cotton english aid french
shawls merinoes
worstcd and cotton needles. hooks and
hosiery eyes, &c.
| With splendid assortment Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS
Superior Nackinaw Blankets, green, blue
ana white.
Also
Hats, Caps, Boots. shoes. Queens
ware and Groceries.
Those wishing to purchase any of the
| above articles would do well To ca t.as am
determined to sell cheap for Cash or c9un
I try produce F"
A~ "a VA II" ES EDo
sT.heaf, Dry Hides, Tall0sr.
Butter, Eggs, etc.
For which | will pay the highest market
| price. BARTON L DAVID
Burlington, Oct 10 Jefferson street
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

Darlington Academy,
BY Mr. Edw. Wilson,
I5 In the School room underneath the MefAo-
DIST Church, Third Street
THIS Academy will open on Monday,
the 10Th day of November. lS45, under
the superintendent of person well expert.
enced in every branch Of Tuition and one Is HI
trusts by undertaking punetuality and fidelity
Of attention to merit the appreciation of Pa
rents ard Guardians who moy extend to him
their patronage.
TERMS: -(payable quarterly
Primary Class including Reading,
Writing and Arithnetic, $500 per or.
English Grammar, Geometry, Ge-
ography. Rhetoric. History,
Civil and Military Engineer
ing and the classics, from ST..
90 10 500
Those who engage FOR year can ea n some
more expensive brunch without additional
charge.
= hool in session from the LIST Monday in
September to 9th July. Q .arters commence
10Th November, III. February, lsl MAY and lst
Monday in September; but pupils will be re-
ceived at any intermediate period, the proper
ton only OF the quarter being charged.
For further particulars $ To ern,s, course oil
study, &c, interesting to Parents apply to
Mr. Wilson: at the Barret House
Oct. 3O-23-4w Gaz. copy 4w
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,.,;.n. even though the relation be.
el'' a" demand and supply should be UNI
i"",,sed either by deficiency or by ex
dl''O, WI nroduc,ion. Bu' The Tariff. 50 far
e. = !. not prohibitory cannot by any pos
s s;r,, nroduce any sncIl effect. II IT did,
sO''". he of course by diminishing the
u ,.n w.. of foreign nations TO purchase from
'o""ip ~, Great Britain generally takes
" lille of our -four. so that in 1888.
,s'' example, when flour commanded a
Oh, price than i, has dane. excep, in
.sss for twenty years, tue average value
, ,oa 81 "a, We were no, indebted to her
oslas :, advance in price at -all-as in tina,
l0' =" ,be quantity exported TO Grea, Brit
!sA va. only 1926 barrels, amounting in
al .1rs 10 the pallry pi,lance of S67, 600
''' - much as the town Of Lynchburgh
'.nsllv consumes. The high price Of
l m', year, it is apparent. did not resnl,
' am > foreign demand; and i. therefore
" ,"lJ no, have been even remotely a,.rb-
e' ,shle TO the to the dminu'ion Of her abil
v. w. = purchase. resulting from the opera.
ion, Of the tariff
'O =, !. scarcely worth while. however. TO
!. more on subject which must be so
"a 10 The mos. ordinary mind, and we
rr.m;ss j, therefore with promise in a
sw DAYS 10 take up cognaie branch of
". ones,ion-,he comparative value Of
'be home and foreign markets particular
!" w;lb reference to the TWO grea, articles
4 Virginia product ), wheat and .obac-
CO.
See pamphlet ublished last spring by
CALF. W. Hubbard, the Representative in
Congress from this district, and highly com,
.,mcnded bv the Richmond Enquirer and
Iynchburg Republican,.
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OUEENSWARE 10 casks assorted

including large lot of common ware
by Can,.,na,, : =,
NIB 3.rs4
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Dif0,

L1tkut
In Flint River Township, Oct, 18th, HES.
NIB. WIkr. aged % Years. He left young
wife and numerous friends to mourn his de.
cease
In this city, OF the morning Of the ilth inst
Mr. MORGAN Evans. aged "a.
Maysyile, tKy.) Covington. (Ia.j and Win
thsster tVa.) papers please cop,.
In this city, on the 9th inst, Mrs CaTnA-
nsE ROBSON, formerly of Trenton n. Y. age d
D. Eastern papers please copy.
Near this city. on the 10Th inst, Mr. JAMES
Cxki o., aged IS.
On the 21th nit, at the American House,
Gslena, Mr. Tuos. urrGkGRAfF; of Mount
Pleasant, Ohio.
Suddenly, at keokuk. Lee County, on the
9Th inst, OF Inflammation Of the lungs, Mrs
DauHLlA wife of Gen, Jesse B Brown, aged
% Years.
Up 10 the very hour Of her death, the DIS.
ase which has terminated so fatally was not
rgirded with much alarm by herself or 9th
rs, though it obstinatelv refused to yield to
he force of medicine or the watchful assidui
soffriends. She passed calmly without a
namur or a struggle from, gentle sleep into
nch she had fallen, into that longer sleep
hilsnows no waking" 1t is no exaggeration
aAer merits to say that she has performed
WI her part in all the relations Of life-as
daughlss, sister, wife and mother. and it af.
0fd'i pleasure, melancholy though it be, to
BELIEVE that she died in the full enjoy ment of
@consoatons Of the religion wsllch she has
fulesset and to the advancement Of which
IL was devoted
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
60 Cases Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received
and is now opening largo and we'll
selected stock of
Boots aud Shoes.
Consisting n.part Of
Mems snpe- calf boots
do do kip do
do water proof 90
do coarse peg'd do
do super scwed calf monreos
Youths and boys boots
do do kip and heavy brogans'
Women' S super French kid slippers and bus.
kins
do sewed and pegged calf lace boots
do sewed seal shoes
Misses slippers and buskins
do seal ties. Also, Children's shoes
Of all descriptions and prices.
All of which are offered nj unusually
low prices for cash or prniuce, BY
JG LAUMAN
scp2J rs Water, below jefferson
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THE BEST IE II.

THE Subscriber has just reed from
n Boston and New York full supply Of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of
5D5?W 90 DDS
BROAD sCLOTHS-blue, bl ok, brown and
Steel mkt
KERSE WHERE'S all colors and quail.
lies. some very fine.
SATINETT S-Jeans, kersevs, Iinseys, Bea
vcrteens, hardtimes, velvets merinocs al.
paecas, some very fine. Ia WINS. cambric-.
mnsilns. prints Of AL descriptions and various
STYLES, red white and yellow Flannel bro wn
drillngs. hleachsd and brown shectings.
canton iianncls. cravats. silk, gng|iam, lin
en- and cold Eldkfs. dress hdkfs cotton.
worsted and wool Shawls. comforters, sus
'e penders, cotton batting and waddng can
die wick. bed ticking. tapes. sewing silk,
twist. edgings laces, jackonetts, ribbons
hose, gloves, etc, etr.
OR o Ta52IASa
40 S'ks RIO COFFEE, warranted tho best
il town
OLD TYSON and Young Tyson Teas, OF
superior quality, warranted, also, to be the
best in town
SALERA TCS, pepper allspice. piprer. Win
ches,nr's best No | bar soap, sperm and tai
low candles, Bakers No | chocolate. ind.
GO madder, alum, copperas, birthstone. salt
pette, humegs. rice. molasses, few boxes
OF very superior chewing tobacco, casieel
soap. mustard, letter paper, fools cap pa per
elves, dried appl s. loaf sugar, etc.
TIA RID W Ar q.
Nails. glass, butts and screws, Carpenter' ;
patent door locks atches new patterns
bolts. bed screws. knives and forks germa u
silver and iron tea and table spoons gimb
lets. ngurs, chisels, gougcs, hatcheis, ha m
m.rs. rasps. mill and handSawS files. tacks.
wool cnrds curry combs, combs sad irons
hand saws. casteel and german steel. wood
saws AMI frames, buck saws, Hunts" best
axes, shovels and spades umbrellas, squares.
etc. etc
IfiaAttT$I[a z, ST$I OiAS 81 q DOTS,
Mems CALI, kip and boots
do do do do brogans
Boys do do do do
Ladies' do bootecs
do fine Kid slips and walking shoes
Youths and boys boots
Children g do
400 lbs sole Leather, so sides upper Leather.
9U3 q IN s w zARBi,
PLAIES. pitchers. ewers and basins, bowls.
cups and saucers. Of Liverpool ware,
Plates, pitchers, ewcrs and basins. bowls,
IL cups and saucers of common ware,
Chambers and Tea Pots. infants cans, con
lanterns and tumbiers,
Wall paper of Various kinds.
HATS AND GAP
Gentlemen cashmere, russia, moleskin
cony and silk hats
DO Fur seal, cony, muskrat, glazed
sea.e;. velvet and opera caps
Boys cloth. sea! and glazed caps Also,
Buck mittens.
,xfl
Winch | Will sell very cheap for CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE
w A ~ T 2 D
1000 head Of Hogs,
100 do cornted cattle, weighing 600 lbs
and upwar Is,
10000 bush. wheat, for which cash or goo ds
viii be paid,
Hides, tallow, be.sway, oats, corn -four,
rye, BARLEY. FAX seed. white bes MS rags
butter. eggs, cheese, &c.
for which VIII pay the market price.
oct - % ] c. PARTRIDGE
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CUHIpIVIU HssUI IIIfHHt vi
CENTS ware.

Such as Cloths, black and blue /; french. en-.
ghsh. german and american Cassi-
meres; Ficeeds; Sattnetts; Jeans: Hard
Time, Vefreteen, etc, etc. Plain,
figured, silk and satin. as peH as every
other rariety Of Nesting.
4T 81
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DRY GOODS.

SA BALES Is and 81 bro. shoetings
AO > leases 81 d,5 81 bleach'd do
bales brown drillings
30 pieces 6.8 aud As apron checks
30 do bed tickings
80 d. plain and plaid linseys
81 do blue blk and MKT satinctts
50 do XIV ieans, all col'saud prices
COO do british. french and american
prints
100 lbs white and col'd skcin cotton
30 doz assorted do
or sale by w COOLBAUGH < co
sep IS As
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new FALL GOODS!

HSHE Subscribers are now receiving
direct from Philadelphia ant New
York, their assortment nf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
which aave been purchased on The n1sf
favorable terms and which they offer y slIe
at the Unrest cash prices; pledginc them
selves nal 10 be undersoH by anv tl9use
north uf st Louis Their old customers and
the pablo generally, ar requested t. call
and examine their stuck, WHICH VIII be
found u be as large and we'll selected a.
any in the place. Merchants viii az usual
be supplied on the most favora BILE terms
IT, All kinds os produce taken at the
regular cash prices.
sep 25 w F COOLBAUGH & co
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The Best Medicine

I N.athc world is now admitted TO be Di
l. Sherman's NIedicated Lo1enges They
arc so'pleasant that they can be as readily
taken az the most pleasant confectionery.
They consist Of
Cough Lozenges,
Which arc the safest and most effectiial re-
medy for coughs, colds, consumption,
whooping congh. asthma, &c, ever offered
t. the public. They operate by promoting
expectoration. allaying the irritation OF
coughing, and removing the cause Of the
disease.
Worm Lozenges,
The only infaiiible worm medicine ever dis
covered. In over 400, 900 cases thew have
never been known TO fail. Many disease
arise from worms and occasion long and in
tense suffering aud even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons
are very often afflicted with them, and are
doetorei for various complaints, without
any benefit, when one dose Of these Ioztnges
would speedily cure them.
Cam phOr Lozenge., f
For nervous or sick head ache. palpifaiien
of The heart, lassitude and nervous affection
generally. Persons travelling or attending
large parties will find the Lozenzcs really
rcviyng and inparting the baoyaacyiof
outh.
cathartic Lozerges,
The best cathartc medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing attacks
OF the bilious and intermiiting fevor Of this
section of country. READ,
Sole Agent. BnrIinrton.
Lot Mofatt, Augusta; Tryon e. Day,
Oqnawka. feb "a I5-Iy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-13

vFyHE Subscriber has just reed from
n Boston and New York full supply Of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
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Burlington Warket.
Marrie0,

At Keosauqua, Iowa, GU the 9Th inst, BY
Rev. Joel Arlington, Mr. JosEPH TAYLOR, to
Miss FRrELovE NJ. FERREL, both OF that place.
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ANARPETING. OIL CLOTH. 6C.-

a NARPETING. OIL CLOTH, &C.-In
~ addition IN my former stock avn now rcce
wing large assortment Of the most desirable at
terms Of various qunlilieg Of oaipeling Having a
room oyer my Store Appropriated to this article.
and having arrangements for regular supply
ON prepared Ia fuin The article al a small com.
mission ON eastern cost 1 can ais, furnish Floor
vi Cloth either ia ono piece - suil the olaf or
by The single yard as may he required
oct W ~ srIpv
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A Nj lily APPLES, Vinegar. Whisky
Brandy. Gin. S'ar Candies, choice Soap, Tea
Neg Butter iIop'. Glass. DC. Tor sale by :.
sep % II VI JAMESON Produce Dea'er.
yI'o THE MANOR and Comr,on,u,y Of ne

70 THE MANOR and Comnlon,Ety of the
u city ~ Wheeiine 81 hesecoh your honorable
oouics 1" see That your city Sergeant and his depus
hes attend To keeping the children OF tho sire eis
rs some Of Them might he seriously injured in Tho
mn recedenicd press OF customers Ia s ID HAIR
rEkS FIshionable Hat and Cap Establishment NJ.
corner 9i Main and Union Streets. where he has
received ihis day splendid lot OF Hats and Cans.
oI hand ond receiving, Geniemcns No I Bea.
yer Hats. do No do do. de- No cashmere Has.
do No do do. do No ] Russia Hats. do No 2 do do.
do onry Hats. Wool Hats.
Received from Philadelphia. GeDticmens exira
Black cloth SLOUGH caps. do dn Naval do do, Boston
do 81" Fancy cloth do d. cont mon do Mch's Fur
caps different qualities. Yuuhs and Boys clou do.
'hdfens and lnilns' cln,h caps. Mems and Boys
spanish Sa''n caps do do Hair Seal de-. Hats Of
all k'nL- constantly on hand cheap Call and see.
sep % d HARPER
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S(.IIOOI. NOTICE

u ME Schuo; IN North Wheeling conducted bv
II MR. aud MRS WALLACE. will resume It's
ptfai"ns on "Wednesday. the 9Th Oct. u is de-
'erminsd ne, 20 receive male scholars any longer
ant" ihis school except such may he ,iudy ing the
dead languages ar advanced branches of English
educaiion; and Who may sui, 10 study their lessons
al hot.c. and attend M mn appointed hour 10 r.ciIc
ia the male department fihe school buildings aud
Then retire.
Prices as formctiy. $1,000 and sl2 90 per term
oi ~ weeks. There will he snme extra charges Tor
experiments in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
Positively n" scholar will he eived tor shorter
period than a term OF % weeks, unless n special
agreement 10 the contrary he previously made
As the proper formation oi classes very inporan
both To teachers aud pupils. il Is particularly re.
Puesied that all scholars he prcsen, the first day
oi the term, ffum scholars s'udying the aead Ian.
guages poy Will be required in adyance,on account
oi The lowncss OF The price. No deduction from
iuon fees will he mnde on account Of abse,c e
ON school. eScer, in cases OF pioracicd sickness
Should the School seem 10 justify n. well quail.
f. assistant teacher will lie employed during This
winter. Also ior such ladies' a may wis.,, T., take
lessons IN nu ic. accommodations may he expected
Dinner will be provided ior such day scholars as
may wish IL few female boarjcrs will re tnken
into the family, over whom parcnia! care will be
exercised
The following are the ccrii6cntes IN favor Of Mr.
nihiesn' ~ho Is Ia he engaged ia teaching. from
Rev Nif Macarthur, Professor Of the Greek Ian.
guoge and Literature and from Mr. AiofIat, Proies.
s"t oi The Roman Language and Literature, and Of
disiheiics. IN Miami University.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY. Aug 30. 1915
Having had ample opportunities Of being nc.
pnoined with The aiiainmcnis OF Mr. John MILL
gan IN The Greek language. unhesiiaiingiy rccoms
mend hun as fully qualified TO teach such OF The
Greek authors as are used in our academies The
grammatical structure OF the language he has care
inlIy studied and understands lie ac,ed as tnlor Of
Grammar School n short distance from this place
i" some iinsr, and discharged The duIi,s of the
place IN manner highly satisfactory To his en-.
pl'yer As the Prof of Mathematics pnder " HON
he prosecuted his studies IN that department. is not
nj present connected with thus institution IL wiJkSi
he oni OF place for me say that he was eseetacd
one 81 The best maihemaIici1ns OF his classse
Oi his moral character It is enough To saw. 1ha,
he is professor OF religion, and as far as is known
to NE. does honor To his profession
JAS MARTHUR.
] nm very happy 10 add INV 'esmony 20 the re-
spectacle attachments Of Mr. MilIgan in Latin Lit.
cfaIurc JAS CLEMENT MOIEAT
Oci2 Ina
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.MENDEL Il HARBOUR,
+ U X ME- U RE, 0ESTRRY
AED
LOOKING GLASS Ware ROOMS.

WHEELING. VA
VuNH HEY KEEP constantly on hand very .x.
q 'ensive assortment of supetio. Nah pnny
French and Grecian Crairs; X ckins chars. Sofas.
P'er ard card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Be,sieads
ioIe' Stands. assorted sizes; together wuh every
ser article of ihe latest style and best finished
r. il'nre ever offered a this city.
iS'ili ard Mahogany F,amed Ln.kipc CLASSES of
every ,R'iey Al PRICE. Looking Glass Plates of all
sizes. Portrait ouu Picture Fame ON hand and
made To order
Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feather Beds
Bois ets and Pillows. IIur. COTTON Ilnsk Spring
and Straw Nlaurnsses; Blankets. Sml,s. comforts.
Sacking Bottoms. OIL e oh covers, Floor.cln,h
Glass Mats Of ail kinds; r;ciher with every Other
"hic'e.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made To-
order
Ventior end Stat Window Blind, Window
Shnd"s ii rveiy Variety and color; all of which " M
he sold at very low rrlce,, and warranted of he
hest quality. Also. MAHOGANY vENrERs. unr
co'h, NAESIsn, Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knobs.
Sand Paper Locks. lIIm.cs. cn-letsy BiaNh Trim
MINGs. instantly on hand aud suld low for casa.
va STEAM BoArs furnished win every nrrirle
oi Furniture al short roucc. aud on the verv les,
Terms scp 81
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SsO.O0O.

Grand oonsoldoicd Lo1erp Of n,ia,rare & Georgia
Glass No. IS,
To be drawn al Wilmington. Saturday October %
oi s3OOO0 Of 10000 | o 5000 Of IIO
1S. No ii ballos. Tickets $40; ccrrii, ale pack.
age 90 mholes Ill dolls shares IA proportion.
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go RY'E.y.s,,N HONE.

we Take great pleasure ~ laying bvinfe our
pa'r"ns. and The public generally. the G,lluw uy
Schemes Tor Gtoher know ing them H. lie hen, .
than any others offered 10 ne public West of The
mountains. Send m your orders Tor Packages
rus Is The ms popular way al udsen,urine in
Lotteries suy again. send in yonr orders with
cash or prize ueke's enclosed. and n ey viii me-.
with as much aheid'oL r. iiycrsonally epplicd Tor
All orie:s come periec,'s safe by mad
n |. DORSEY
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SiO.OOO

P"komokc River Louey. No 206.
To no cramn at Wilmington. wedne. day Oci'r Is
81 $4,000 J OF 1000 81 5000 ~ 1OON
rs Nos, 10 baiL,is Tickets 81, cert,Gco,o met
oge % wholes 500 dolls: shares IN proportion.
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10000 Dollars:

Grand CONSOLIDATED Lon,ry Of D,ta,oore 4 Georgia
CLASS no So.
To be drawn at " ilmihcion. Saturday October Is.
81 $4,000 oI 5000 1000 Ioi2li7
40 N"s, Is ballots. rnkels 50 !; certificate pack.
nge % ~h"les 73 dollars; shares IA proportion.
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MANAGERS, OFFICE.
HEAD QUARTERS.
OCTOBER SCHEMES FOR lsi5
$50 GOO.
ALEX>NDRI, rorrDr

ALIEN >NDRIA LOTTERY,
Class u FOR 1915 to he drawn n, Alexandra. ID C.
Oct III 1915. 10 nu nbers. Ia drawn ballots.
Of $4,000 | 81 $4,000 I OF 10000 ol 5000
Tickets Id dolls; certificate of a package &c uck-
cts l95 dolls; shares in proportion.
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"SMALL, FRYY LOTTERY

Draws every Monday aud FRIDAY throughout The
month of Ocioter.
Tickets 81; certificate Of 25 whocs in those
lotteries " i'll be sent for Sli; shares IN pnporiion
All orders shall he promptly attended To
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For Gregory & Co
The drawings will ne regularly sent 10 purcha.
sers. Inv The Wheeling Argus. 10 save postage
oct 3
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Sll0l0l

Pokomoke Rirer LoUery Of d. class 2I5.
To I've drawn al Wilmington, Tuesday .Iobcr %
oi $4,000 I OF 5000 oi3OOO of 2OOO
as N"s. rs ballots Tickets 81; certificate pack,
age 26 whales 500 dolls; shares in proportion.
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Sl2 OOOt

Pok'moke River Lrery class No 2I6.
To hc drawn al Wilmington. We''rrsday Ocl'r 30
oi $4,000 so OF 1000 offs 600 | oi 500
80 Nos. Ii ballots. Tickets 81, certificate pack
'ge 25 wholes GA doh; shares in pr, n riinn.
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% .OOOI

P"k"m"ke River LOTTERY. class No 2nl.
To be drawn at Wilmington Del. Monday Oct ,
81 ss5OG9 of 5000 | OF 5000 Of 1000
Tickets 50; certificate package wh"les 4 % dolls;
shares IN rrupnfIinn
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P"Eomoke River L"uerv. class M 2I2,
J." he dawn Thur day, Ocioher %. 1916
az $500 10000 nj 1900 of 1000
- N"s. - ballots. Tickets ST.; certificate pack
are - wh"es S3i t2; shares IN propn.rmn.
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P"kcmokc River Lottery. class No Oil
!" be- drawn at Wim', g,on. Wednesday Ger 90
at SlnOU0 ] III 1000 foi $500 I II 1000
az Nos. ~ bnois Tickets S.; certificate packs
age % wholes Is doll; shares in piopaart,un.
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P"komcLe River Louery. c'nss No2IO.
10 he drawn Al Wilmington. Tuesday October 81
o' sla00O III 1000 al 5000 of 1000
40 N'~. IL hah"is. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age rs whoies 29l d,is; shares III propor,,,n.
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= Pokomoke River Lottery. class 20f.
To be drawn nj Wilmington. Thursday. Oc,'r I6
"i 50 'oO Of 1000 oi, 1910 of $50
66. Nos III ballots. Tickle {, certificate pack,
nge % wholes 2Jl DOLE; shares m ptopor,,o,
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Grand eonS'idaied f0it.ry of Detarar, & G,eyyi,
Class No &C.
10 ne drawn nj Wilmington. Saturday Oct'r II
oi sJoOOO, i oi 10000 of 5000 I Of 1000
~ Nos, ~ ballots. Tickets $40, certificate of
~ wholes lbs; shares in prnpnriinn
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Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 1902.
10 he drawn NJ w,lmpgIop. Del, Thursday. Oct9
Of $4,000 of 3000 Of 1900 OF 1900
IS Nus. - ballots Tickets 50, certificate pack.
age PC whoes 26J dolls; shares in proportion.