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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, few Of the farmers and those
friendly to Agricultural and Horticultural interests met
in the Warner building
On notion WV. b. BARNES, was called to the Chair.
and b. w. Davis appointed Secy-
On motion of VIM. Cox, committee Of FIVE APP
pointed TO draft constitution for Agricultural Society,
TO be submitted TO the action of future meeting.
The meeting appointed the following gentlemen said
committee, to- wit: James Perry, Luther Croker, d. p
Holloway, Charles Paul.on, and VIM. r. Fouike.
On motion. the proceedings this meeting ORDER
ed to be sent to the "Jeersonian' and the Palladium
with a request for their publication.
The meeting then, notion adjourned to meet at
this place SATURDAY, the 20th instant, O'Clock,
p. WM- B. BAksHs, Chm
w. Davis Sec'y-
Richmond, Sept. 9Th 1545.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10

DIED-.On the 18th Of August the residence of his
brother Chester county Pennsyivania of pulnon-
airy consumption, LEVI p RorHgRxzI, aged 50 year,
months; formerly q citizen Of Milton, Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10
PALLADIUM M.
INDIlNi. WEDNESDAY M0RNINC,-
SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1915

CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.-We understand tina, this
gentleman, says the Louisville Journal, is at
Richmond, in Madison county, and, that lie is fast
recovering from his sickness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10

The Wings Of Preble county, Ohio, have nominated
Wm. Curry Esq, OF Eaton, their candidate for the
House of Representa- The selection "A good
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10

aside the vote Of the township. and for depriving
of his seat. a member elected by clear majority
of the bona hde voters of this district. Party pur-
poses may require that it should be done, but JUS
tice and honesty newer New Castle Courier.
DIVISION AMONG QrAKERs. Salem Mass
Quarterly Meeting of Orthodox Quakers divided
into two bodies At It's last meeting. The parties
known each other by tho w bur
ties and Quincy itcs'-the former headed by
John Wilbur. bearing strong testimony against
certain aliedgcd errors in doctrine said 10 have
been taught by Joseph John Gurncv, an English
Quaker who visited this country few years go.
Both the Wilburitcs and tho Gurney ties claimed
10 be the Quarterly Meeting exclusively .-and a.
neither could do any business while any persons
not member. were present, each waited several
hours for tho other TO get out. At length the Cur
neyites withd,ew.-Tho next day thcv took pos
session Of the meeting house. and the Wilburi,e,
went TO tn Silsbee-st. Chapel (loanod them by the
Chrstian' sect and both proceeded TO finish
their work.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10

"I'hc Iifc and Times of Henry Clay" by Calvin Col
ton in the course OF publications and will be issued
earIH ~ November.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-09-10
STATE CENSUS FOR ISIS.

AUDITORS Office August 25t., 1915.
Editors of Sentnel-Ihe following list of thu white
male inhabitants the age OF twenty years,
the several counties this State, far have
been received this Office The Auditors of Benton,
Dearborn and Dekaib have failed TO make
HORATIO J. HARRIS, Aud. State
u We have added in separate column the vote given
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
A DOVE RETURNED.

.Nr Eichhcl 2, of Polsvlle, had dove
whIrh ,he journal say S had great aver
sion to lis prison, and strong desire 10 be
free; is struggles were so continued and
painful, that tiraIy feeling Of compassion
prevailed, aud the genIle, cuong bird, was
sci AT liberty aud away IT scared, away
away-wIth rapid wiug Three weeks or
more elapsed, when Mr.. Elchhollz was
suIlrsel, one morning, by dove, whlch
seemed 10 rlamor for attention and cage;
cage was given it, when to! by certain un-
msiakeabie marks, Mr., Il knew II 10 be
his quopdam lealaored pet which had re
uIued, wounded and weary, to be nursed
Some relentless sportsman had shot il: one
leg was broken, aud ths blrd was otherwise
lolored II e oow veil, and seems per
itcdy happy ~ It's wire wrought house
Here is food for thUught, and material To-
IOelry.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
Bridge letting.

HAROPOSALS will he received by the Com
missioners OF Columbia county, at the hous'
OF abraham Manning in Greenwood township OF
Friday, September r. between the hours of 10
4. M and 2, p. NJ. for building a BRl DEE ovel
Little Fishincreek, in Madison and Jackson town
ships, near FoIlmers Mill, ofthe following descrp
ton
Stone Abutments 50 feet high from low wate
mark-ls feet long up and down the creek
feet thick at the top and feel thick at the bottom
wing walls to be l5 feet long from the face o
the abutments---thc superstructure 10 be covered
wooden Braced Bridge As feet between the abut
NETS
By order Of the Con miseioners,
E. MEMDENHALL, CLEnK.
Commissioners Office, Danviile, Aug. 80
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RE MA RK ABLE.

couple Of lads in the village OF Sienben'
N. Y. being rather tired Of remaining above
gtoued duiiug the hot weather some lime
sin, e, I've ourselves had very little expec,
,aiinn OF bclng able To do SO a, that tIme)
aren't into a WeH 10 pay. The bottom
was nearly dry but after a little while the
bows heard a rafting among the stones
above them and they became alarmed. They
Immediately attempted TO max. their way
ont a. one of them succeeded, bu, the other
WAS obliged to return TO the bottom, and
soon afterwards the stone work Tell IN upon
him. The alarm was soon given aud the
cilizens assembled to dig out the corpse Of
the sub,prranean victim, whom no one ex
pec,ed to find a live. They had not dug
Gar, however, before their approximations
were set at ,esl by the Iiule follow halIoo
ing to them that he was cold and wanted
10 come out and on digging little farther
they came 10 him safe and sound. sure
enough. The stones IN falling had formed
an arc! over hlu, and he was only little
bruised. He was taken out after remaining
in the we'll about two hours and half
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

III Washineto correspondent, OF The
Bal is ore san Of Aug 80, says;
Supplies Of ammuni'idn arc lorwt rd-
ing from The arsenal by almost every
conveyance TO The South destined Tor
Texas. The kshops resemble bee
hive. The mechanics at The Navy Y ard
have all their tools in order, and are
ready for a ca At any moment
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

The Boston Transcript Of Monday.
says:-'The State Of Massachusetts has
this day received dividend OF $4,000
ON its shats ia the Western Rail Road
On The 90 h Of February last i, receiv'
I'd like amount, making ato,a' oil $50,
OOO.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

New BcGfnrJ conta MS IL 600 infs6i
iants, and its valuation is SIP, 600 600:
averaging $1,000 to each man, woman, and
Child
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ETZILgNIAno

RR!ED-On the 7Ih inst. by the
Rev. William J Ever, Mr.. Mchca HIM
mermon to Miss Francis E. BroDm, both
OF RoarineCeek.
On he 9th inst by the same, MI. John
.Shuman, of Espytown, 10 Miss Cathdrint
Smick, of Caltawissa.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

The folIow,ngis the slale OF parties IN
the Legislature of Al4b4ma-Senste--
Democrars go: Wings l3 House
63; " hgs 81, Democratic majority on
ioint balio SO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

The story that ex Governor Corwln
of Ono, had been seized as a runaway
slave is hoax
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

The shipments Of specie from New York
since July 3lst weIe $426 $40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

The following letter has been received by
the State Treasurer. Ii shows, ,at least, that
there are some persons who are not only
willing TO pay their axes, but TO contribute
iiberalIy towards canceIlng the State
debEb
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Sep, 2, ls45 )
The State Treasurer acknowledges with
much pleasure, the receipt of leuer oI
" whlch ,he follow Ing is copy:
PHILADELPHIA. August 80, lS45.
SIR: You viii please appropriate the
enclosed SI (iny dolIars) towards HE pay
ment oitne interest on lhe S,ale debt, and
ubIlse a non resldeu, but native Of
PENNSYLVANIA
TO JAMES r SNowDEN, Esq, Treasurer
ofPa
The sum enclosed, fifty dollar bill on
,he Philadelphia Bank, will BE- applied to
purpose indicated bl the generous donor,
JAMES X. SNOW DEN.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

at her shon IN Main. srcet"ca ~ opposite Doeh'
botel and second door below &veuhorn's, wi
she has al the articles usually kept in a Millin
store. TIE Ladies' are all u,ied 70 call and {
mine for themselves, Bonnclf and Cape made
done up in the most issEional si!ie,
Biculnsbdcg Jelly II. lsi5, i
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COBlBTADYo

DIED In Bl"omsburg, on "Wednesday
last, Mariha MeKeIvy, aged years, daugh
Ter Of Mr. Aaron Henderson,.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'he Estate Of SUSANNA TONLlN-
SON, late Of Centre township, deceased.
AyOTICE is hereby given TINT letters of admins
" isrution on the above mentioned Estate,
ave been granted to the subscriber, living in Cen
re township. All persons indebted to said estate
ire hereby notified to make immediate payment,
md all those ha wing claims requested TO pre-
,eut them properly authenticated to
SOLOMON NENHARD, Admir-.
May II, lSl5, O"4
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n OF G Il

Estate Of George Dciterick, iuc II Bloom
'omnship decd.
THE creditors Of the estate Of George
Deuer,rk deceased, will take notice 'ha
undersigned has been appointed an auditor
by the Orphans Cou'' oi Col, mha County
n adjust the rates and proportions of Il e
assets Of said estate, TO and among the ro-
spec,ive or, duors, according TO the oldeT
established by law, and Mat he will attend
At ,he house Of Charles II. DE obler, il
Bloomsburg on Monday. the 27'h of Oclo
Der next al 10 o'clock Of said day, TO e.
form the duties OF his ppoin,men, when 4
lhey see proper.
JAMES PLEASANrS.
September 9TH, 1915.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
K1A'. eBNsysae''
rAMILY MEDICINES
J.4YNE'S IIAIR rome.

-eSe-
J7YNES Ii7IR I'ONfC.
This Hair Tonic has produced Leautiful New
Hair in the heads Of hund,eds who had been bald
Tor years 1t also puriics the head from Dnndiulf
--Cutes diseases Vt the scap--Presorvcs the huir
from falling oil OF bscomiug permanently gray
L7YNE'S C.7RNIN,2TIP,E B.7L-
SIM
is a certain safe and cliectual remedy for Dys'
ntery, DiarrhUa or looscuess, cholera morbussum-
complaint, collie; gripping pains; sour stomach;
,ick and nervous headach, heartburn, waterbrasl.;
ain or sickners of the stomach; vomiting; splitting
up of food after eating and also where it pnsses
hrough ne body unchanged want Of appetite
cstlessness and inability to sleep; wind in the sto-
mach and bowels; cramp; nervous tremors and
witchings; seasickness; fainting, melancholy aud
owness of spirits, fretting and crying Of infants
lnd far all bowel affections aud nervous diseases.
.Dr. J.7YNE'S TONIC VERAfIFUGE
Which is perfectly safe and pleanant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t ei c,ually
destroys worms; neutrazes acidlty or sourness OF
the stomachj increases appetite aud acts as gene
raj and permanent Touic and is therefore exceed
mgy beneficial in in'ermitlent andRemitient ievers
cure for the fever and sgue,
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
they may be taken at all times and in
most diseases-ln lnnammsioiy, inermlt-
ant. Remiuent, Bilious, and every other
urm Of Fever-Jsundice aud Liver Com
jlainl For Dyspepsia they are really an
Invaluable article, gradually changing the
Inflated secretions Of the stomach and liver.
nd producing healthy action in those i'm.
,or.an, organs. They ale very valuable
,r diseases Of the Skin, and for what is
commonly called 'lmpurisy of the blood
,lso for Female Complaints, C0sliveness
&C., and in fact every disease where an
lparent, Alternative, or PuIga,ive Medicine
aay be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Ii always cures Asthma-two or three
| rge doses will cure the Group or Hives
,hildren, in from fifteen minutes To an
,ours time. Ii Immediately subdues the
| iolence Of looping Cuueh, and effects a
| ,peedv cure. Hundreds who tave been
! lven up by their physicians as ncurrable
With 'Consumption,' have been res,oreCt
,e,feot health by it.
10 fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
asses, no medicine has ever obtained a
igher,or more deserved reputation.
srPThe above Medicine are all for sale
t the store of JOHN R. MOYER,
Bloomsburg. oo
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This Hair Tonic has produced Leautful New
Hair in the heads of hund,eds who had been bald
Tor years 1t also puriics the head from DundIulf
--Cues diseases Vi the scalp--PresoTNcs the hur
from falling oil OF bscomug permanently gray
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]. r. G. A l. n q L e e.
All persons interested will take notice that ar
application was made to thejudges oflhe court of
conman pleas, sitting at 'DanvilIc' in and tol
Columbia County at the term OF August; A. ID
lS45, by the members olthc first Presbyterian
Church of bloomsbury; in the county OF Colum-
bia; and State of Pennsylvania, by committee
duly elected by them for that purpose, to acquire
ant enjoy the pains and immunities ofa cor
poraton, by the nalne Style d Title OF the first
Preshy terian Church of Bloomsbury aud if no
sufficient reason should be shown to the contrary al
the ne 1t term orthe court to be held atDanvie aoie.
said; the third Monday Of November next, the said
court will lhenmake decree and declarei that the
per ons so associated shall by the name; Stylc&
Titles of the first Freshy yteran Church Of Blooms
burg in the county ofCoIumhia aioresa d, become
md be corporation or body poliuc,agreeably to the
Act Of Assembly nsuch case made and provided
JACOB EYERLY, Prot
Dsnville Aug 23d, lS45
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C.7RAIh,27IFE B.7L
SIM
Or. J.7YNE' TONIC VERMIFUGE

Which is perfectly safe and so
children will not refuse to take it.
destroys worms; neutraIIzes acidity
the stomachj increases appetite aud
raj and permanent Touic and is the
ngly beneficial in Intermittent andR'
and indigestion; &c and is a certain 1
cure for the fever and sgue,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
MEXICO.

BY the brig Soule which arrived here last Friday ,hr,
Gays from Havana, advccs sixteen days later from Vera
Cruz have been received We published lei er from our
Havana correspondent IN columns Of SATURDAY. Wa
copy The following items Of the Pcsyune of The
18th inst Advces from Vera Cruz 10 the 3Oh and from
the City Of Mexico the Goth uit IT, s. soop 81, Marv,s
ar, ed al Vera Cruz the 9th u DAYS from
Ia. with the Hon. John SidelI Minister 10 Mexico on
Board The accounts from Mexico are of an
character. From the 18th 22d November IN.
Mexico excited by the apprehensons Of another
outon BY dispatches received Mexico on the 22d nil
from Gen Paredes and Asia nfor ming the Government
OF the advance Of the u g. troops from Corpus Christi 10
wards Metamoros, the pnbc mind was greatly excited
The Chambers went into secret session The wsrlk q
lone Is still adopted by many Of the papers, Various m
mors existed 10 the Of the Mexican force
One, that Gen. Paroles marching on the Capto
5000 Another that the department of Sonora On Tho
Pacific. had declared itself independent of the Central
Government Gen. Ampudia had been ordered to leave
the county
On the 26h ut the shock Of on earthquake wa, fol, m,
vera Cruz This news brought by the b. steamer
Tweed The Tweed had 81 so 900 in specie en- Board
Among her passengers from Vera Cruz was SIgnor
Vsldvieso. Minister from Mexico to Spain
The tenor Ut this proves how unsettled every thing
IN MEXICO and how unprepared she for war; Our En-
voy mas difficult task allotted him II he succeed. in
settling our difficulties with Mexico upon firm bss. he
will accomplish than can re reasonably expeet Par.
uculary he is fortunate obtain from that Govern
mont concessions Of territory aud the of boun
danes about which so much Jealousy appears TO exist in
The minds OF the Mexican people. We shah witch for
the next advces from Vera Cruz with some Impotence
'f' .+sF' ft. ..... ..., ". q, Tropte
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From the National InseGseneer.
CONGRESS. '...
MONDAY, Dee. ~. ls45.
yN cr,N MN

90. IN SENATE.
The credentials Of the Hon. Jous C. CALuorx ..c,.d .
Sensor from the State Of South Carolina .uppv
ey occasioned BY the resignation Of the Hon DAsuI r
qualified.
Mr.. GREENE laid before the Senate resolution, from
the Legislature Of Rhode Island asking for dis,ibuon
tho States Of the Rsporss Of soeon Of the Supreme
Court
Mr.. FAIRFIELD asked to be excused fto,n .e,v,,.
chairman Of tho select committee on the French spoli.
TONS Tor reasons OF interest which he was OF The
CONSCIENTIOUS opinion ineapsei,aed him from acting
Judge IN the matter. Mr.. Fairfield excused and Mr.
webster was appointed by the President, a the vacsn
message received from the President Of The u
STATES communicating Of tho expenditures and
disbursements connected with the China mission which
was ordered 10 be printed
ISLAND OF CUBA
Mr.. LEVY Submitted the following resolution. which
lies over for debate, under the rule:
hssoi0ed That In the opinion Of the Senate IL s ady.a
Ole Tor the President to negoaons with the Govern
OF open lot me eess'on To tho United States Of the
and Of Cuba, the Inhabitants OF said inland consentiug
thereto. "s
On motion Of Mr.. BENTON. il wa.
hfsoIsed, That the Committee on Military Affairs he
instructed TO inquire into the expedency of orpanizng
company OF sappers, miners, and pon,onners.
ADMISSION OF TEXAS
Nc. ASHLEY from the COMMITTEES on the judiciary re-
ported the Joint resolutions from the House
for the admission Of Texas State into bi, Dn,on On
oouns with the original States; Also substitute for The
ball heretofore offered on the subject.
The Joint resolutions having been read
Messs. w EBSrER, BERRIEN, NILES HUNTING;
IoN, and BAGBY excessively submitted their reason.
Tor he vote which they respectively to give on
the resolutions 900 80 "
The question then put ordering the Joint resou
nons be read third time, and decided in the a-
NATIVE ns follows: " ~ 80
YEAS Me.srs. Allen, Archer, Ashley Atchison, A,h-
on' bsgoy' Barrow. Benion. Berrien. Breese Calhoun
Cas-, Ihaimers Colquiu, Dickinson, Di, Fairfield Han
hegan hsywoot, Jenness, Johnson, OF Louisiana Lew
Lewis, Msnsum, Niles, Pennybacker Sewer, soeieht'
s'sIgeon, Turnsy. Westcctt-3l.
NAYS Messrs Thomas Clayton, Corwiu, Davis, Day
n, Evans Sreohe Huntington Miller, Phelps Simmons.
oPham, Webster, Woodbridge-l3.
inc ,esouii.ns were then, by consent, read third
The Senate. on motion of Mr.. ALLEN, went into Ex
eeonVe session for sbor, time, and then az ouned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Inc Clerk commenced the Journal Of Ina,
40. .fo' -otie PIos'vss .-.a., 1, -. -, "a
the further reading be dispensed with ~ '"''
Mr.. Pc TIT objected.
The SPEAKER. IL will take long time TO read IT,
Mi. PETTlT. do not care IL il takes all day. Some
uEe since the reading dispensed with, and several
days afterwards had TO make n mouon TO amend IT,
The reading resumed aud after further progress
MIR. BOYD moved that the reading be dispensed with
Which motion prevailed.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BOSTON, MARKET. rlid.y Afternoon. Dec.

BOSTON, MARKET. Friday Afternoon, Dec. 10,
'couon-No,hns d eonseqssnee done to-day. Prov
soas-Pncss remain the same. with small -alss 400
lard cold sSct mu.; 100 do do ct sie cash Flour
The market unssiied. and but limited saes $50 bbl.
Frederek.burg extra Eagle sold on psivs. terms
Corn-rsees without much alteration; 1000 ba.bels Of
white cold 7sie, free Of warfage susar-s.Ie, Of IS
boHs: Of Cuba brown ei ,eIe. Ree-20 erecs sold =,
sa,ste. cash. Cofss-Sslss OF 1000 bass Rio At 7Ic
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prizes OF sl2O 100 Of 1000. so. u GOO 80 OF SEQ &c
&c.-amounung 20 over million sf dollars. Tickets
70 dollars halves 10; quarters package OF &c whole
Tickets $3.50, lees the price Of Tickets CO. which We
warrant 10 draw back S23s; OF certificate s222-
shares IN proportion. ..
,,-., 10000 DOLLARS in prizes Of 10 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No g. 10 be drawn
on Saturday, January 2Ith, 1866 Nos. 10 drawn.
s'tand capitals: o. prizes Of $4,000 each. Of 5000
$500. $500, I,SOO. LOO. 500, 500 / 100 1910
llOO 20 Of 1000. so Of IOn, 200 Of 300 &C. SC Tiek
cts $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
" Persons ordering by the package 10 any Of The above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
The Tickets the Lotteries ar. received ami n, o,
addressed 10 u' viii meet the Prompa confidential as
-"
pWe have day Lotenss frusn To 90 spd ben ,o-,
lance 10 made to large always o The -
popular Lsiisnes hand
Ths Drawings when requested 70 ~ who order r,
TRRkCO.
eon ~ eusr' sne'ns CASH Prize Tesel. Is posss.
"iss usasii Sod 30 rad y os
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J. r.. WORD,
T.. LOTTERY VENDER


OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE.
--... RIoHNoSp, VIRGINIA,
- EJLS Tickets 10 oil Lotteries under tho msn.gemen,
- Of J. G. GREsoRY e. Co.. on the SAM, ,.tns ,b,,
they are sold At the MansRCrs' Office.
Ihe y.ar 1875 wind up with afrsnd display Lerieu Not
Withdrawing the large number Pzss that bel, s
recently ne Msnster. Gregory CO Sel,rnn.d to ..us
more brilliant Schemes thar hey dore before In M
onh q neeeabeT Capital Of one Of 80 600
dollars Capitals q $4,000 lie sbee ani one Of 7ssSt
dollars, vii Ne DISTRIBUTED T
VII be een that ihe proeof Tickets unuss.y low IN III
scee eoas iof 10000 90 Of Ieooo dollar. est.
fopbd beiov. wv "
Splendid lotteries for Decenber.
Asfsnes lepyC,ss 80, to drsw 9Ith D.esuhct Cspt,.
ssssa 1900 5000 1900 Is pnzes % 1000 As ,se,.
Aeeuheaie of peeksFe et-ts tftOehas N p.upA,tiou
Orders of uesets addressed audeysss.d asy, eo-
He.se sosf~- ,. y. WORD, Rehaond
J oFsf, fr Tetsis and Shares Ceases Of p.e.s..
IN ne aeeve splsndd Louees (or nat Ar, dawn
eyeU day 70 The week. enclosing cssh prize Teke ,e,,
we most prompt ssnuon and ceia eaeh drlvins
'en'@msdia'eiy sner " V ovsf 10 20 VA otdsr nom
J. F~WORD! -
not Richmond, w,
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