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The New York herald., 1845-04-15

TO PUBLIC SOCIETIES, MEMBERS OF THE BAR,
MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
THE Proprietor of WILSON'S HOTEL, DINING
~. . ROOMS aud CHOP HOUSE, No Gold street, near
furnished Private Rooms, suitable Committee Meetings
Affiliations, Referees &c., which be procured for such
purposes, st short notice, extremely liberal terms
10 2v'- nENRY WILSON
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02
KAIIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY oHIo FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1915

side, just as he had struggled to the bank
They drew him out almest exhausted. The
boy was senseless, but his mother declared
he still lived as she pressed him frantically
to her bosom. His preserver, powerfully
built and athletic as he was, could hardly
stand so faint was he from his exertions.
Who shall describe the scene that follow
ed--the mothers calmness while she strove
TO re-susctate her boy, and her wild graft
tude 10 his preserver when the child was out
of danger and sweetly smiling in her arms?
Our pen shrinks at the task. But her words,
pronounced then-we may hope in the spirit
of prophecy--were remembered afterwards
by more than one who heard them.
"God will reward you," said she, Gas
cannot. He will do great things for you in
return for this days work, and the blessings
of thousands, besides mine, will attend you"
And it was so; for TO the hero of that
hour, were subsequently confded the des-
tinies of a mighty nation. But throughout
his long career, that tended perhaps to make
him honored and respected beyond all men.
was the selfsacrifcing spirit which, i'll the
rescue of that mothers child as in the more
august events of his life characterized oul
WASHINGTON.
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From OREGON.

The Peoria Register gives letter from
Mr.. McCaTer, (who is Speaker in the
Lower House of the Oregon Legislature,)
giving the particulars of business there
Mr.. McCarver says:
The harvest is Just at hand, and such
crops of wheat, barley, oats, peas and pota-
Toes, are seldom, if ever, seen in the States,
that of wheat in particular-the stalks being
in many instances as high as his head, the
grains generally much larger-I would not
much exaggerato to soy they are as large
again as those grown east in the mountains.
The solis good and the climate most supe-
rior, being mild the year round, and very
healthy, more than any other have lived in
for some length of time. Produce bears an
excellent price-pork 10 cts; beef 6 cts;
wheat 81 per bushel. These articles are
purchased at the above prices with great avi-
dity by the merchants for shipment, gene
rally 10 the Sandwich Islands and Russian
settlements on this continent, and are paid
for money in stores and groceries, the latter
of which is the product of these Islands, par
ticularly sugar and coffee, of which abun-
dant supplies are furnished.
Wages fer laborers are high-common
hands are getting from one 10 two dollars
per day, and mechanics from two to four
dollars per day. 1t is with difficulty men
can be procured at these prices, SO easily
can they do better on their farms.
The plains are perpetual meadow, fur
nishing two complete new farms in year.
spring and fall, the latter remaining green
through the winter. Beef is killed from the
grass at any season Of the year. If you
have any enterprise left, or if your neighbors
have any, here is the place for them.
DR.. Mclaughlin has just commenced ca
nal around the Willamette Falls, which he
expects to complete in two years, at cos
of thirty thousand dollars.
Our Legislature, Ohe Lower House o
which | have the honor to be Speaker,
which. has just finished its session, grantee
the Doctor charter for 20 years; he enter
ed into an agreement to complete the cana
for boats of l3 feet in width to pass in safe
ty; the whole to be completed in the course
of two years, as above stated. He has
number of hands now engaged in its con
struction and no doubts are entertained o
his ability to- complete it. He is construct
ing large Touring mill, with four run o
burrs, which will be ready for business thi
fall. He has already two saw mills in ope
ration at the falls. Everything is flourish
ing in this country.
Yours, respectfully,
M. M. M'CARVER.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02

WATERLOO" What did you think of Wa
terloo?" l enquired of an old fellow found
one morning digging in my garden, where
he had been hired to assist by the lazy head
gardener. 81 think of it?" said the old
crab, STOPPING and leaning upon his spade,
81 thought it hell upon earth. | was utterly
deaf with the continued roar of the artillery
on one side or the other, and the sound OF
musketry of the men beside me. could
not see my companions face fer one minute
as he stood next me for the thick smoke
and the next found him retching, choking,
and vomiting in the agonies of death, and
clutching my very feet. Sometimes
shot went tearing through our ranks, and al
most shaking the part of the square where |
had been for some hours standing, seeming to
loosen our files as it knocked the poor tel-
lows head over heels, like ninepins on
bowling green; and then we heard the IA
miliar tones of the old colonel, to be pre-
pared for cavalry, as these devilish cuiras-
siers poured upon us, and we were wedged
together into wall of iron again to receive
them. That's all know about my feelings,
sir" said the old soldier. "lt was terrible
sight and awful to look upon. 1t was hell
upon earth," he muttered, as he resumed his
spade, and commenced digging with energy.
u. Service Magazine.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02

AN INGENIOUS RoevE.--The following de-
tails of piece of roguery, lately practised
in Paris, surpasses, in ingenuity and wit, any
thing recorded i'll the annals of the living:
An individual, we'll dressed, presented
himselfat the shop ofa female who sold ready
made linen, in. one of the retired parts Of
Paris, and observed to her that she appeared
to keep large assortment of gentleman's
Shirts sf
"Oh, yes; she had them of all descrip'
tions, and very cheap"
"Pray, madam" said he, "have you any
garment of similar description and supe-
rior quality for ladies'? am about 10 be
married, and wish TO make my intended wife
a present Of three Dozen"
"Certainly, certainly, sir, l have some
which am sure will suit you;" and forth
with three parcels, each containing dozen,
were exhibited on the counter. ~
One was opened, and the stranger examin-
ed it with much attention. At last he said.
81 am afraid these are too Short" then
seeming lost for moment in thought at the
difficulty which presented itself to his mind
of ascertaining the precise size wanted-an
idea seemed to strike him: Madam" he
said, "you are about the height and size of
the lady shall shortly marry--would it be
asking TOO much of you TO draw one Of these
over your dress"
"Not at all, III do it with great deal of
pleasure"
In minute the good woman appeared in
the shop completely enveloped in one
The stranger looked at her, walked round
her and stopped, apparently 70 draw down
the garment behind her 10 its full length, in
doing which, he very adreitly fastened her
clothes TO it with large pin. She, suppo-
sing his examination finished, attempted to
take it off again, when, to her astonishment
she found her clothes rose up with it. At
this moment the fellow grasped the parcels
and made off with them. The poor woman
hesitated TO follow-made another attempt
10 divest herself of the superfuous covering,
but, failing TO do SO, ran after him. So
much time, however, was lest, and SO many
boys collected about her, at the novel ap-
pearance she presented, that she was soon
compelled TO return to her shop, and put up
with the loss.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02

GEN. LAMAR.-The history of his life is
like story of romance. Like the Paladins
of old, he won the heart of his bright lady
love by years of perlous toll, and only won
her to see death snatch the prize from his
bosom. Texas then became his second love.
Many of his personal friends had been
tempted to settle in the colony, and when
Mexican army overran the country and drove
back the inhabitants by fire and sword, he ca
gerly fastened to their aid 1t is said that
his horse gave out, and no other being OBJ
tanable, he walked thirty miles to join the
army at San Jacnto. He led the Texan
cavalry in tie eventful battle which exter-
minated the flower of the Mexican army,
and made Texas nation. An anecdote is
recorded of him in British magazine,
which is so characteristic that we will give it a
places "When General (then ColoneD La
mar charged upon the Mexicans, his eye fell
upon an officer whose cold blooded cruelties
had made him particularly obnoxious to the
Texans. Without pause or stay, he dashed
through the tripal array of Mexicans, and
cut him down, and then coolly wheeling his
horse upon the surprised foe, he cut his way
back again, before they could rally an effec-
tual resistance" He was elected vice presi-
dent, and then president, almost by acclama'
tion.-St. Louis Rep,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02
WHOLE NO. 2l9.

If you are troubled to get soft water for
washing, till tub Or barrel half full of ashes,
and fill it up with water, SO that you may
have lye whenever you want it. A gallon Of
strong lye put into great kettle Of hard
water will make it as soft as rain water.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02

The President has caused Lieut. VIM. De-
catur Hurst to be stricken from the Navy, in
consequence of having been engaged in a
duel with Midshipman Creighton, on the
Coast of Africa,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02
POETRY.
From the Columbian Magazine, for May.
Good Bye.

.Siom tie SVuhipiuh muguzlHo, lor Way
&r-@ Good Bye.
.trss.ft ts. BY M. C. HILL.
Ht~t My bark is all ready,
The breeze bloweth steady,
To wait mo away,
And yet / delay,
IT'LL write on the nnermost leaves of my heart,
The names of those dear ones from whom ! now
~ part.
.R cs Sheet home and Delay!
'.1s Heave anchor! away
.t Ease off the main sheet,
..W With turn round the elect!
For Pm off on the wings of the northwestern blast,
While my colors are waving "good bye" from the
mast.
uEFs Top-gallants, away!
Spread canvass to-day!
And we'll shout "good bye"
With watery eye;
And those tears ofregret, o we'll dash them away,
To the winds and the waves and the beautiful spray
.s1. Kalida!A good bye"
ps Thy river, thy sky,
%. Have wooed me to stay,
Yet cannot delay;
For Pm off on the wings the northwestern blast,
And my colors are streaming "good bye" from
'- the mast,
,s9 'Good bye! Good bye!" from the mast
"A village in Putnam county, ohiolocated on the banks
of the beautiful Swnonin.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02

JOHN w. BEAR, the " Buckeye Blachrlcg,"
the man who was appointed by Gen. Harri-
son, Sub Indian Agent, at Upper Sandusky,
O., and who left the Wyandott Reservation
between two days, was delivering temperance
lectures, a week or two since, in the city OF
New. York. A more worthless vagabond
and arrant knave never went unwhipped =
Democrats Mirror,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-02

A BEAUTIFUL IDEA--At late public
meeting in New York, says the Telegraph,
the Rev. J. spaulding dwelt few moments
on the deathless nature and extent of moral
influence. "Away among the Alleghanies,"
said he, there is spring so small that
single OK in summers day could drain it
dry. 1t steals its unebtrusive way among
the hills, till it spreads out to the beautiful
Ohio. Thence it stretches away a thou
sand miles, leaving on its banks more than
hundred villages and cities and many thou
sand cultivated farms; and bearing on its
bosom more than half thousand steam
boats Then joining the Mississippi, it
streaches away and away some twelve hun
dred miles more, till it falls into the great
emblem of eternity. 1t is one of the tribu-
taries of that ocean, which, obedient only to
God, shall roll and roar till the angel with
one foot on the sea and the other on the land
shall lift up his hand 10 heaven and swear
that time shall be no longer. So with moral
influence 1t is rill-a rivulet--a river
an ocean, boundlcss and fathomless as eterl
nityn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.-

HAnrroap. Cos. Oct %. ists.
To tie Edasss 81 tie WAC. rs . -. .
Gsa'iemen;-Ai,er leaving Msridsn. again took the
cars Tor Hartford. passing through Berlin where they have
some 'nanaiseiafng Here large qusates Of mschinsry
nade likewise edge tools. cutlery, SC. had also par
"A view OF New Britain where vast quantities, Of hard
ware are made There also brsss and iron loundres
nero. Th.ss quite considerable and 10 growing.
Tho next place was wsihep6eid Here the State Peni
tehnsry located. may here remark that the Governor
" this State has not tho habit Of psrdonins tho ernnss
Gu to sdd strength the Loco foeos. Steel, Of New
ha"rhre has just turned loose from prison gang Of MUIR
deeTs. thieves. eoua,ss and robbers, to help to swell
the democrso ranks. Bancroft that democracy Is the
very essence u rebgon If this DO the case suppose
Steel hinks he doing Gods and sevog the
ny. who stands no chance for preerment by
ho,est has only knock down and murder some
body. counterfeit aud steal. and then 20 through the
farce forms VI ns-entcr prison for few weeks, and
then GO, p,rdonedun bully ,r the party and then wind
up the game by walking into fst Office, aud coming GU,
genuenen. Hasn't II been sol ls IL not 90 nowf As
soon % man makes himself Infamous he just naturally
after Il turns Locofoco. Iuas down hill do no,
believe there now single record where the facts
prove different story There is also in hi.
town great quantities VI edge TOOLS with brass and iron
work.
Although frosty autumn and pnehing winter have so lar
approached desden the foaxc aud unleaf tho ,rec,
Se' the isrms stretching right and le plainly show ed
a inc farmers were doing WELL and alike rewards
from the Wing Tariff Of 1912. These uanufacurin. town.
winch are growing all around, osr them most abundant
aud eIcellentmarken They sell he Lesid s their grain
meat &" oil kinds and poultry Now. suppose the tariff wss
reduced SO s' to break up all these factories. will the far
me" had market in Europe for their pouy eggs mutton
VEAL Ne1 These things make up much Of the farmer. re-
venue from his sales In my last letter but one gave
statement OF tho agricultural produce Of the United Sse,
ana which hope will be read and remembered Let be
Understood that at the time this taken we were
enjoying the blessings Of Tariff IL that was the
'ah winch was TO bless the South with wealth. then
ought to have been growing rich and the North poor But
was 1t 80 Did under this f,retokeued paradise 81
prosperity aud bliss enjoy increase Of wealth and com.
iouf No; Tar Otherwise. Let annal.Is this matter
little further The following other productions Of
the soil not before enumerated:
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

let al the nat thcy ean,
For selling rriL-s, srrirTos's the man,
nRdWLS0 RECEUEO EgEkY mr. 1T O'CLOCK
Drawn Nos. OF VI bnongais Lottery, Extra J. Oct 24:h:
40 70 Sc l6 60 as 20 4 50 IS ~ a..
Tickets Nos I 40 So Three more Lottery. ma
do 50 - king siRh, prizes sold aud paid
do 25 So 60 } in the last three days. at
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Dawn Nos OF Monongaia Lottery. EIira. g. Oct. aI.r
81 50 - Is &c 81 81 80 20 20 ? 10 30
lie.et Nos 20 10 -Four more Capitals. in the
do 90 81 % DJlar Lottery. s,d and paid by
do 81 81 81 STRATTON.
Whole " ~ Is 81 no
$780, 2OOO
faturtiy-ArIsndriI goo Erua Cap eO0O s2O0 OF
1900 1885, of 1000. &c IS Nos. IT .awn who.es So
halves IS, quarters 60 eta
$4,000, 10000.
For soniay Morning -NrianiriI, No a. Cao, $50 900.
lOnoo sOoO3OOO 1851 So 2OJo 1850 I7cO lcOJ Of
1900 Of 1900 Of isjo. 900 VI 5ol No prI. IS
Nos IL dawn Whoies $40; La.ves :; quarters esq.
Buyers referred my list VI which are
Al the oiice proof been done; and every
drawing Continues TO the numser paid By
% Orders for packages eertese,
sehsne' and IN all Lotteries will be promptly
drawing sent wien requested.
Please address orders n. srRATToS
kiehm Va
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q. BuINCRE HHOOF-s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE

EE practical or the Health tenr to relieve
sni cure those harldoIs srpntnr disease,
CONSUMPTION Liver Complaint Coughs aud Paths
hIe s1 a"d Chs, " eoniered both aud proper
ee M ie NOV particularly relating properties In
W" w Psoe i1tinfiey oompoundet NJ pant
s' 'or Au MS no; o7h therefore, aayrrs
oahgriuui mineral PpAstons which opV pa Al the best
instead ~ aufnr srH'r The o. tic Retroactive being
We NV eotfobraed ny tho testimony Of the ,urp-u, W.
hilton Of New York who amer careful and mimi.
Of Hdc'ds The 'rniho ~ sni usy s,op. ,, ON t
pun FHfher ih- rroHPnrss of the a-toa 81 th n.se !.
wi'tt doubt una,a cd shows 'eh energetic se, a., IN
dNaths disease and then healing the part 10. fsnn ep
IMPAIRED shi etfccblcd heath 10 couvsencs
conclusive Tie hppiuc Of berg the nSunsn n sven m
bounded bensh is too great 20 this
~ herctlfos within asA lie pror, -,
has made fe sh he General Assaa lit To-. ms
dy can be reached by an The
sauag the touching Of dcasc happily
the possibility Of their being published they
sfe len a. the once OF the General Agent fT
The following eeui6cae from Cbihaa u ven tnovu
New York Chcmis
= have auayyed bottle Of medicine called &C. Brneterho,
Heshh kerorstfve and d that does contsn Mercury
ahy othef msae pr,paratos, 10
eoinposeJo vegetable matter entirely
JaSss r CniLroy, n. o.
-. q. BRINCKERHOFP, Proyus,or ~ "
Principal Once $50 Bfosme Street New Yost
~ Ycs SALE BY The Agents.
Os 81 0AYEoa, wooD co, Drus,s.
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lotteries.
). G. GREGORY l. co. MANAGERS

>. q. dhE6Ukl u co. MANAGERS.
Isfehasad, Va.
once No. i0l we., Main street
a... $1,000 Do s Lsy s.s. .. f ,sro b. A,Aa
$so.ooO-io.Uoo -sDoo-a3l7.
20 iSs s,s r % q 5000 $500
Ticket. sio-ii.ns. Sc, nr,.,.a:
ona'-' d" package Of rs wois sIy,-sn.r-. In
A's,.sa Lofty q, for i.,i-ro =. draw, ), A.,,,
dfa C. on ss'a'd,y Nov sh.isi,.
,FLSSpip ,ouIAE:
S3Oc00-l2. DOG q O00--3 500 J 927-3O O0
S25U.
~p'N'" a.. 1000 50 mrsof 500
rel.,. .,e-Ii.,.. ,No,r se:
o. packages of a' whole IN pro
GRAND SCHEME.
95O.00O Cspital!
S2O.O00-iOOOO
Asrasdra tos,,. Cas a. fos isi:-r. be sr.wa I'm AL,,,
ers, d CO saiuid-y, A.s 18th Is,..
BRILLIANT ,cmrME
S5o.OOO-200 OU-lO OOO- 5O00-3OO0-2s53
no sop, ,''" Of 1000 900 iOop"r.a 500
rsk. eis-iia... s-arren 3--Elah.h, 1 So
cerue.ss Of pack Of 10 who'd, sI61-shares in
As,,nda Lottery. Gas. ~ is.Srob be- dawn a, A...n
d"' ID u on Saturday, sid'f Nev. Isis.
S3O,OG0-lO 00O-60O0-5o 00-4OOO-3OOO-
S250O.-2l2o-20OO.
rs prresof 1907 20 purrs o, 500
rs num.st lite va dawn ballots.
Tickets slo--Haives 5-ouar,er.s So
Certificate. Of packages Of IS sI2o-shsre. ia pro
portion
AeIanina Lottery trs.s No IS for 1870 lawn Al Aax
andfs &. on Fai,rdsy. Nov 2eth ist5.
fRilEs.
srsni sspnh al 5000 sraLj capital Of IS 900
~ Itoo d. $50
do 5000 5Ptls OF Yooo
prize. OF 1890 5 do ioso
VI i'-1o 20 do
kc. Ac AZ
80 huiGbsir-lt baIots.
Ticket Slo-Baves s. Quassrs so.
Ceiuneaes Of packages OF ej whole uckes s10-shar.s In
proportion.
Orders Tor Tickets and Shares the
ehoNe Splendid Lottery will
account Of the Drawing ,ciy scr over
To all who ofi.r fron Adires. 10
q. GREGORY 4 co, Mana,ers
oS i-SHeSsw Richmond. Va.
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TO SHOE DEALERS.
In Virginia and the South
bJENDEATER & ALDEN, No. 31e. B,Lri-
Sonr srarrT. Cup stp received 4 full and eomp,a,.
supply OF ran and Writer Go i,y t..iv
ING large additions OF flesh aud Trey offer os
tale, by the package d,L.n
1000 Case. Bosts md SHOES, CONSISTING Of
Mems hp. calf grained and thick Boots III sin.
Boys
Youths and chiIds"
Mems lhiei Began large assortment
DO extra siZes, best quality and work
DO Russei AMI Planters Brosans
no. hip, calf and grain Monroes
Id. Down'ngs
DO Shoes. Pumps. Slippers &C
Boys aid youths thick BTcg,ns
Do hp aad sn'd Moaroe,
Do. Boots AMI AnkIetie-
Womehs and IN sses AID nj mo Slips H.. qualities
Do s~~L and peei weis, all sizes
Do. Lid u,,r s.aIre-1
no. M.
DO seal and NOR. sIprs low mice
zoo Sn,es Neus and boys Hats -neiud nr nd " hit.
BACK hnssa Inc Nuira Beaver Pearl and in.rv
onhbe hrgea Six Ashland Muskrst Concy White aai pck
Wool, Pani Leaf Spa, tin: Hat.
lou Cases Mems nnd sioys Cnpa-iacui'ny o,tar Fur
Seal Nu,k at Concy. Rear shia seal Fine Cloth Fur TIM
Co azsd Velvet Oe1 sk Push sease Gambcon and other
varieties
90 Cases Honncts. Umbrellas. ac This well &c.
eeiei stock Will with the Cash ami runel
eunomers vii ind our choice goods very leg
,u!i The ao- BAlTIMoRE graz I-r
BafinoTe Nd, October IL. Is<S.
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J. F.. w ORD.
LOTTERY VESDCR

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHIoND, VIRGINIA,
- Ellis Tickets III all Lotteries under the mont
~ OF J. q. GRLGoRY & Co. the terms tina
they are sold at tie Managers Office.
Ps-Tickt Nos 81 y 81 Capital -ived
ye-.sraay, to,d hy WORD.
The ioo~,rg fne Lotteries offered to the notice Of
the public:-
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class ~ 10 d'aw November 1855
Capitals $4,000. 10000, 5000 33i7.
~ Of 500 fn0 nj 500 being
Ticket tio halves sii quarters e.ue.t. OF
package - Wh"l- TIetss viii be BY mail
hsscs sni qulrers in pr IpoIii,ss
hrIand'il Lott tI,ss ~ d.aw Nov sI Gapiiais -.
600 1890 6OOc, $500 a. rrize- 1900
Whole Tickets S!o hves qrs $50 pae
1880.
AND THEN COMES THE PAvORiTE s,,dEsg,
$4,000 CAPITAL. TICKETS ONLY Sl2.
Alexandria Ict-v, Cas to d,Aw 18Th November Capia
100000 10000. 5000 So prizes Whole
Tisse,s va halves qs J. Certificate Of package
Whole 1iek-is ~ pc rai ior sG0 halves
Aler7ntriI Lcfry CsFs ~ 22nd November Capita.
$4,000 10000 5000 5000 5000 ;u0o IS Of 1000
Tickets $40; halves and quarters TapoSn certificate OF
pACssie Of IS Whole Tickets will be Tor Sls1 ss.s 3d.
e,s a.
AsIandra fc;:sry Glass IS dow NOVEMBER Capitals
10000 l!coo $780, 1000, 1900 IS03 40
Tickets $40 eerthcae will ouy s2c splendid
scheme.
Orders for Tickets addressed the undersigned will
leye prompt attention. J. +. WORD,
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel,
Sc - Richmond Va