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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

THE THUNDER SHOWER AT LOWELL a cor
respondent of the Atlas gives the following particu-
lars Of the shower at Lowell on Monday last
eve were visited to day with of the severest
thunder showers that has passed city for
many year. This shower commenced at quarter
past O'Clock P. NJ, by three or four very vivid
flashes of lightning followed almost instantly by very
heavy thunder, and seeming to be in the very midst
of us. The lightning continued at short intervals for
something over an hour, with very severe rain and
high wind part of the time.
young man by the name of Parker, in the en-
pIoyment of Samuel Lawren ce, about his residence
en- Bevidere Hill, instantly killed while at work
in a field. Two others were at work with him, and
were both knocked down, but not injured. The
lightning probably struck Parker on the head and
passed off from both feet. His hair was slightly
burned on the top Of his head. His boots bad
ly torn, and the heels of each of them Off
but cannot learn that any other marks Of the injury
have been seen upon his body.
The most remarkable events of this shower, how
ever, happened on Alden street, in a house owned
by Andrew c. Wheeock, and occupied by WIN. r.
Page. 1t is small cottage The last flash Of light
ming struck the end of the roof very the Chin
ney, breaking in the window and part ofihe end Of
the house, passed through the attic chambers, broke
of from corner Of one Of The doors,a solid piece two
inches square, separated under the attic floor and
passed out in three dir ectons towards the south, CO.
ing lit lie damages towards the north, breaking off the
boards over large space. The other part sought
the BELL and passed along by the wire, entirely
Stunning through long entry to the "beIi pul'
which was glass, and was afterwards found in yard
on the opposite side Of the Thence, it passed
down one Of the chains by the side the steps, and
shvered the post TO which il is attached. 1t broke
off one of the hinges to which the door hung
All along where the bell wire went the house
bla ckened, as if by tho discharge Of powder; but
otherwise there was but one or two indications Of
burning, or heat A daughter Of Mr. Parker,
wears old, was drinking in "a sack room-she was
thrown upon the floor, and badly burnt and it is yet
uncertain whether she will recover. Mrs. Parker,
and two other children, were in the next room, and
ESCAPED unhurt, almost il by miracle. We have
Just visited the house which is very badly shattered,
aad the havoc is all we have described it.
PRErrY COCOA couple of removed Custom
House officers were standing on Poverty Corner, the
other day, talking ofthei. forlorn condition. One of
them was very vehement and bosterous, while the
second seemed TO take it easy. AT last the latter
said, expostulatingly -"What's the use Of going on
So my friend? Why not die decently!" "Die de-
ILL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21
PADDOCKS
Furnace and Machine Shops.

FHNHE subscribers having procured the services Of
IA the most experienced workmcn in New Eng
lend TO supernend the operations of their Furnaco
Now i'm EB last,
& having procured a variety of ores embracing quail
ties To produce THE ARE able 10 furnish
castings of every description and would recommend
work manufactured at their establishments with the
fullest confidence.
ACEEENEGaX OF all EGinGs
made under the superintendent of our erbe,4enced
.G3achiaest, mr. KaSSon needs other recommen-
dation than the appearance Of the work. Turning
Lathes Gail descriplions,) Mill Geering Iron Water
Wheels COT different patternsl Press Drills Paint
Mills, Saw Arbo-s Rec ltors for Factories, Holse
Powers; HOLL0W W.4RE, Iron AxIeuoes Pipe
and common boxes for wood Axlcs, Nuts aud Pins
for do; Sap Boilers, Oven, Arch and Ash Doors
and Frames, arc FEW OF the articles constantly on
hand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21
Late from Mexico.

The following decree has been issued and
sanctioned by the Mexican Government. 1t is pre-
coded by preamble Of wrongs done them by the u
States, and declarations Of resistance to the measure
Of unnexiug T4xns to our Union;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July IA.
Reported FOR the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market, 420 Beef Cattle, 1890 Sheep and 700
Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef CatHe--We quote a few Extra
$50 575 first quality 5,25 $50; second quality
5 5,25; third quality $50 s.
Sheep,-Lombs from 1,5O 10 2,25; old sheep from
81 rs to 2,75.
Swne-A lot old Hogs at 4tc, small Shoats, en-
tire lot, &c; selected Sc. AT retail from to &C
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

THE NORTHERN RAILROAD. The subscription
Cor the continuance of the Concord Railroad to Lob
anon and White River, to be connected with tho VT
Central r. r. to Burlington, is fed;the capital stock
is million and half of which 700 900 was subscrib
ed in Boston last week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

u. S. MILITARY MovEMENTs--The New Or
leans Picayune Of The 9th inst the arrival
at that Port oitho 4th regiment of U. S. Infantry
from Fort Jesup. The Sd regiment was daily expect
ed. They are on the rote to the Rio Grande, and
have been preceded by the LIST regiment of Dragons
under the command of Capt. Snggs, by land.
FUGITIVE SLAVES. 60 or 20 slaves passed
through the District of Columbia last week their
way some land Of freedom. They were pursued,
SO of them overtaken, and after resistance, du-
ring which one was killed and several wounded, 81
made prisoners, in neighboring county of Mary
land
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21
Thin Coats.
a FPcs Ia Lot OF

M De inine shawis Parasois Florence or, Hats,
Barnet, June "a, ls45. 4lsH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

BOSTON MARKET-July l6.
BUTTER. ga IL per Id.
CHEESE, new mIlt--74 a do do
FLOUR. Howard st. rs a 90, Western canal
4 90 a s So.
WOOL-The clip begins to arrive pretty free
ly but not largely at this period last ear Late
advces from the West state that the clip will not be
as heavy anticipated in consequence Of the
extreme iishness Of the aeeces We have inn
porlan change notice in prices, sales Of much
extent 10 report.
Saxony, heeces, 40 az
American Full blood, 81 n SO
j blood, ~ q 80
Common / Blood 80 "A 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

lT@The locos of this state, at their Convention at
Middebury on tho l0tb inst nominated their last
years state ticket, Kellogg, for Governor, Lyman FOR
Lit Governor and Baldwin for Treasurer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

The foregoing petition being presented to me and
il being shown that the said Thomas Crawford lives
without this State and beyond the reach of legal
process-I is hereby ordered that the said petitioner
cause the foregoing petition to be published in the
Caledoninn,a newspaper printed in ST Johnsbu,y in
said County of Caledonia three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
the Inst of which publications shall be at least six
weeks before tho sitting of the said Court that the
said Thomas Crawford may appear at said Court at
the term aforesaid and show cause if any he have
why the prayer ofsad petition should be granted
Dated at Montpelier this 18th day of Juno A. D.
ls45 ISAAC f. REDFIELD,
4l6w3] Judge of Supreme Court.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

WING STATE Ticker. Our readers will per-
ceive by reference another column that the Wings
in State Convention Montpelier, have re-nomnated
the present encumbents for Governor, Lieut. Govern
and Treasurer OF the State as candidates for re-e-
lection at the September election. The Wings have
but to turn out with any thing like their usual spirit
to elect them. The Locos are making great cacula-
tons on our apathy, the absorbing interest of Rail-
roads, and their usual cunning and demagoguesm.-
Bot let Wings be but fore-warned, and they Gore
armed. Let them give the Locofocos lesson teach
them the folly of attempting to ride the people
of Vermont with their Texan humbug, and their Free
Trade and coarse wool twate. The catalogue of
Locofoco niquity is too long and too black for the
latitude of Vermont Such patriotism must seek its
reward in Botany Bay, Texas, other like con
genial cline PhRnir.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

PARAGON OF DEMOCRACY. Tho profound
respect the leading Locofocos entertain for the tdear
people, has just been put to the test An attempt
was recently made in the New ITampshre Legislature
to refer directly to the people the expodsncy of re-
cevIng the portion of the proceeds of the sales OF
Public Lands now due that State. This people low
ing Legislature refused TO let the people say whether
they would receive or reject the sum of $l2,0
now due them. Nearly or quite every other State,
Aocoioco as well as Wing, has accepted the appro-
pralion of Congress. But it is reserved for the New
Hampshire democracy to show at once, both their
contempt for the laws of Congress- and for tho rights
and interests of the people, their immediate consttu.
ency' Such conduct as this, is well betting Leg
sIature AID democracy that would extend tho 'area
of freedom by the extension of Slavery, that would
harbor and protect a conspiraor against his govern
ment, that would refuse to obey law of Congress in
relation to dstrcting the State, because by such dis
regard the party might have four instead Of three
members orCongress. o democracy what will they
not Perpetrate in thy name !-PheniT.
GGP Dorr has been liberated from prison on the
terms offered him one year ago,-havng come to the
conclusion that his party managers were requiring n
greater sacrifice of him for their purposes, than
either prudence, gratitude, sound discretion could
demand The act Of release restores him to the rights
of citizen whenever he chooses to take the oath OF
allegiance 20 the constitution of the State. 1t has
been DORIS mislorune-his weakness, to be under
the control Of unprncipcd demagogues who were
willing to sacrifice their best friends for The prospect
ofIheir own advantnge.-N H. Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
1idin street, ,resi side, ft,o doors belop DIar-
Ret Allen.
BOOTS. SHOES AND ITkTuEp

Didin street, ,ccsi side, a ft,c doors beLou Mar.
Ret aleu-
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER;
z CONNOLLY ~ SONS, would rcspectfnlI,
~ inform their friends and the public gencfally
that they axe now receiving large and VOL seI.t.
ted stock ol Boots and Shoes OF every dtscripiinn
and quality. which they prepared to sell as Iow Ms
i'icy cah bc had in the city. Their stock consists
80 part - follows:
300 pairs Mcn'ss,o CafBpoib
2U0 do do KIN do
$50 do light Calf dn
200 do do Morocco b tota
$40 do Thick Kip Brogaus
TOO do Cali du
2OO de Sed md Morocco Brognts
~ do Lasting Caters
goo do Seal aud AIororco Nulilitrs
300 pairs Womon's Morocco L1ce Boots
100 do Kip do do
300 pairs Ladies' KID Slippers
900 pairs Misses do Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal aud Ed Bu,kins
leo DO Eid Anhle-1ts
$50 do Half Gaiiers
40 pairs Ladies' culored Slippers
lO0O do Ch'Jrens shoes different qualities
4UO do Youths grained shoes
100 do do Cali d.
100 do Ladies Cater Boots
100 do do Walking shoes aud Busklns
200 do do Pcggcd Morocco Bnsk,ns
Together with great many different qualities.
loo numerous In meniion Also n good assormen
oi best Baltimore Spanish. Red and County Sole
Leather lew d'zcns heel Boot Miotocco. NIGGA
dore Md mud French Morocco skcs; s,rirrd bind.
inss; Travelling Valiscs aud Carpet Bags. superior
qna'i'y. Give call may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
UNITED STATES HOT Ell,
WATER STRt Ell,

WHEELING, VI.
yEIIiE undersigned respectfully inform the pub
a lie. that they have leased the above house
for term oi years; haze had il entirely modelled
and very much improved in The arrangement oi It's
rooms aud porchcs; have had il rcwy and hand
somely painted. carpcied and pnpcred throughout.
and newly furnished. in style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in the West. Every article is eH,itely new,
and The whole house hfi hdnlIy lighted with gas.
They offer The accommodations of the house To
the public. fully determined, that all guests shall
find oi lheit house enerIoumeni that will mol iail
To af1rd satisfaction.
From the superior arrangemo nj Of The Horse and
Table, and the location of The house IN front Of The
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. that
they will receive n liberal share 81 puIc patronage
NAYS MITCHELL e. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
Known LOIS AND LAND FOR SALE

OWN LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE -
- The subscriber offers al private sale, The
now'ng Described d, srable properly. viz Lot No
TO- QUO par OF Lot No 10 in The 18Th square of
the city Of Wheeling. bcing on the corner of 5,b
shu Vuihcy streets. on both Of &hich aic pctd and
convenient brick dwellings. Said lois are situated
IN The mos, eligible Pan uf he city fer residences.
and VIII be sold low and on tho following c,nye.
nien' Terms, VIZ: One fourth cash and the balance
20 three equal instruments Of one. iwo and three
Seam' WIN interest. and secured negotiable paper.
ALSO -One hundred acres of coaI tand in rbe
o'a'e oI Ohio, opposite The city of Wheeling, living
above Bridgeport on The Ohio river, 10 he divided
ON IN twenty acre lots. 10 suit purchasers. The
coal 70 OF superior quality. can be run by Raroad
'"'o poais. or suitable for man fac iGfers;
iy III CIV n ZANE
I",aoufgh Gazette copy weekly to amount Of So,
md charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
Ms2zsERas
~
Under this head will be found all the i'm.
porlant news from last nights eastern mail.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD:


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
"A meeting of the Stockholders of the Balti
more and Ohio Rail Road Company, wa,
held this morning, agreeably toa call from
the President and Directors, to take into con
sidemtion the question Of accepting the law
oil the Legislature ofVirginia, authorizing tn,
construction of the road through that State
to the City Of Wheeling, on the Ohio river
There was large number of Stakeholder.
present, and a very decided majority of Inc
stock was represented.
The meeting was organized by calling John
Nelson, Esq. to the Chair, and appointing J.
J. Atkinson, Secretary.
MIR. I. Alexander appeared as the represent
tativc OF the stock subscribed by the CITY Of
wheeling; but on examination il was found
that the subscription of that city was made
conditional and that the condition not having
been fulfilled, the subscription was vacated
some time since, as provided bv law. Vince
ling, it was therefore decided, Is not stocI-
holder in the Company.
a communication was received from Mr..
M Iaiie; Tie President, which was read II
reviews at length the law of the Legislature of
.vHSIhd, anu earnestly recommended that III
should not be accepted.
:. a motion was made to postpone action on
the subject at this time, but the motion WA.
lost by large majority,
MIR. J. p. Kennedy then offered preamble
setting forth at lengta why the law should moi
be accepted, and concluding by a resolution
respectfully declining to accept the law of
Virginia" which was unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned. Pat.
Thusit will be seen that the Rail road conf
pany has not rejected but declined now to ac4
cept; and even this, there is no doubt, is a
mere ruse designed, on the one hand to en-
courage the enemies of the act of the last win
ter and on the other hand to distract its friends
and induce them to open the question again
before the Legislature by petitions. But we
would say to the friends of the act of last win
ter, be firm and all will yet be we'll" Decli
ming now to accept is, practically, nothing
more than postponement. The Company can
still accept it at any time between this and
the 10th of March next. Let the friends Of
the Wheeling route be of good cheer--the
Company willyet accept the present law and
construct the road under it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
RICH a. LOUTREL.

RICH a. LOUTREL.
Importers Of French y English, Fancy and Slarrt
STATIONERY
81 William street. New York.
English ord French Tissue and Wiring Popers;
Sealing Wax. Waters. Steel Pens. Parchment. Inks.
Fluids, &c. Nanufsc urers Of Account Books for
The irade Papers Of every description al the mans
aclurers prices. Domestic Stationery comm isson.
james Y. Rich Vim, NJ Loupu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
es va EEe@-

4 fHANCERY SALE-SAW. MILL. DNEL
~ LiNGS AND LOTS IN RrrUIIETOHN
Pursuant To The lint DEGREES made Frbtnaty "a
's4o. and June 10. 1915. by the Circuit superior
court ct Law and Chancoy Cor Ohio county. vIr-
sluia. iu The suits in ChonePy=-
Between JOHN GOSiIORN S 60 Plninti0s and
JACOB BIER. REDlCK MKEE. MORGAN
NELSON AND OTHERS. D,;endnnis
And STARR n MORTON. Plnini n, anil JAcop T.
BIER RsDicK. M'KEE. MoRGAS NELSON and
OTHERS. Deieudauts
And ZACHARIAlI JACOB. ApNiriSrRAr oR OF
SAMUEL SPRiGo. nEcEAsEp. Plaintiff. and RA
cUAEl HUNTER, RICHARD HowaRD and MARY
Ans ms WIFE AND OTHERS, Defendants
And Sab ADMINISTRATORS pIaniiG and J,coB l.
BiEH and joins RIrcHiE Defendants
Ani the decree made by SAID Count in the last
mentioned causr. on The 3d day Of February 1919
VII on WEDNESDAY, the sIxrgkNin day of
'ti1 1873. sell at pubic auction at the front door
~ ne Conc hnuse of OHIO county aforesaid, tic
lots nnmb, cd ONE. TWO. THREE end FOUR IN
ne sqnore numbered rNO. IN the general plattnow
81 record IA the clerks office OF the County count OF
,au county, oi the addition laid OF 10y Samuel
Sf'gg an john Richie, To That part of the city o
Nheehng Cal Ell Swih Wheeling. the follow ir,g
TERMS OF SALE. viz: three hhndied dollars Of
me purchase money u. I've paid in hand. aud tn.
oalnnce IA 'qnal insialmenls bearing interest from
The dny OF sale. and payable respect vely, in eight
sN'cen aud twenty four moajhs thereafter, the
pure hastr giving bonds with good scc.rry for the
deferred instruments. aud the title 10 be etained Us
iufihet security tll payment ~ FULL This props
eHy VIII he offered at said sale in entirety aud also
~ undivided moie'ies. nuJ The right is resci+ed b
accepting nj ihc close Of The bddngs. sith bids is
shall produce The greatest sum for the ennte rtnnery
AND ALSO. the lots FIVE SIX. THIRTEEN
anu FOURTEEN, IN the square numbered EIGHT
on The aforesaid lia, Of said addition, on the fol.
lowing TERMS, The purchase itioney To be payable
~ three equal s,alit,enls, bearing interest iron
me day OF sale. and payable respectively m six
tNe''o aud is months thereafter. The purchaser
giving bond and security and The title being retain
eel I'll payment ia full. The said ln, No IA will
he sold separately. / w MITCHELL.
jim II Cnmr,iss,nhh,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

EW BookS-Jusi received shpbiy or new
"ofNs los' published, among which are. Du-
yIds Psolms in various knls Of binding: Ech,e. 81
Nature new and beautiful book; The works Of
o'd Humphrey. in 2 vols; Theirs French Reyolu.
ion,2 vols; Davis Frcemason's Monitor; The Pull
n Cyciopedia and Christian Ministers Companion
pesdcS q large supply Of Medical Books. all of The
10 fin;nn.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
DATENT MEDIciNEs-1ne subscribe;

HbATEN Il MEDlCiNES-Tne subscribed
Keeps constantly Tor sale, The following pop,
MAR Patent Medicines. ni The sign al The Big Red
NoriaE Aliens Nerve and Bone Linimen,. Vicrsus
Embrooaiion. Swans Rheumatic Linipnrni. liquid
oioi,ld nc. Sahnesiuch's Rnbef:icehi Indian vege.
table Pills. BrandeIhs Dnivetsol de- warranted gen.
une. Fahncsiock's AnI.bilious do, S-nr. anti dys-
pepii, do. Miles Tomato do. Scvu's Scotch do.
iioopeis Female DO, F,hncs,ork's vcrnifuge,
tahnesiock's Cough L'zengcs, Fnhnes,ocks Thomp-
sous Eye Wafer Corp-niei's extract Sarsaparia,
Godireys Cordial. Bn'eman's ID ops. Turl,pgton's
Bilsnm, British Oil or Medicamcntmm. Soda Pow.
ders. SeidlI'z Powders. Essence Cinnamon, Peppei-
mint, Lemon. Bergahoiie. Law ender. &c.
All OF The ub,ye medicines are warranted genu.
mo- LhFAYErr RI MNEELY.
may 20 l6O Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
A CARD.

IN OLIVER. SURGEON DENTIST, would
y respectfully inform the Inhabi,a, Is of tNbec
ing md vicinity, that he Intends locating himself
prominently ~ 'h's town and should be happy To
attend 10 ell operations in his line md feels conf.
dent from his practical experience IN the profession
ana natural mechanical abilities. he can guarantee
the most pcrlrpt satisfaction.
Arhfcial Teeth inserted on gold plate. from onc
10 Whole set, with or without clasps and warrant.
'ed TO he firm and servceabc. All other opera
lions pertaining To Dentistry, executed according
To The most approved principles Of The dentis, ot,
ana warranted. Terms very moderate
Rooms al The Monroe House. opI osiie The Post
Office. ,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
FAREWELL
CONCEsST.

oN TUESDAY, EVENING. JULY 18TH
And positively The last at The CRY HALL
M II. FRIEND has The honor Of announ.
AVE- eng TO Tho Ladies nnd gentlemen IL Whee-
ing ond his old friends in particular; that at The
y'eeo' soiit''a'i0ns of many who were prevented
from amending his last Concef, he will Cite another
al the above named plnGc, consisting Of variety Of
hew pieces
Doors open al "a, Concert To commence nj 81
i'ckets 20 cents TO be 6biaiiied al ,ho Hotels and
IL The door.
For PARTICULAR see Programme iy IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
STATIONERY, &C.

Blank Books, Foreign and Domestic Stationery, &c
FRANCIS S LOu1REL IT Mar EN- Lane.
JOSEPH GlLLI0TTS STEEL PENS.
a complete assortment Of all kinds OF the above
well known PEN. on cards and in boxes, together
with large stock U cheap pens in boxes constantly
ON hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

) HAMMOND d Co. OF the late firm OF BeL edici g.
Hammond, will continue the selling of fine
Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware, at The old
stand, No IA Merchants Exchange.
E,ne Watches, Clocks, Je,o Try and S,'rtr Ware.
SAMUEL w BENEDICT, Wa'ch Maker. I
ID BEACH, Jew ei!er. No 5 Wall street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15
SMALL FRY LOTTERy.

Draws as follows Throughout the month Of July
Draws on Tuesiays-CapIIal Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 (; certificate OF package wholes
SIP; shares in proportion.
Draws on ursdnys--Capiial Prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package wholcs
SID; shares in proportion
Draws on Sdurdays--C Capital Prize 81 600.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate of package whocs
81 4; shares ia proportion.
inn %