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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31
A DOR ESS
To the People of the United States,
CINCINNATI, JUNE, 1915.

ADOPTED by THE ANrI-sLAERY CONVENTION At
CINCINNATI, JUNE, 1915.
Having assembled in Convention as friends Of
constitutional liberty, who believe the practice OF
slayeholding to be inconsistent with the tunda-
mental principles Of repubcanism, of religion
and Of humanity, we think it our duty to declare
frankly, to you, our feIlow-citizens, the views
which we hold the principles by which we are
governed, and the objects which we desire, by
your cooperation, to accomplish. We ask and
expect from you a candid and respectful hearing,
We are not band of fanatics as some foolishy
imagine and others slanderousy assert, bent on
the overthrow of all government and all religion
We are citizens of the United States, having our
homes in the West and the Southwest, some in
the slave States, and some in the free, bound to
our country by the most endearing ties and the
most solemn obligations, filled with the most ar
dent desires for her prosperity and glory, and re-
solved, so far as in us lies. to carry f,rward and
perfect the great work of individual social
and civil elevation which our fathers nobly be-
gun.
The American revolution was not mere po-
ltica accident 1t was an inevitable result of a
long train of causes, all conspi,ing to make men
inpatient of operessions, 1t was a necessary
battle in the progress of the great conflict be-
tween despotisn and freedom, between the arts
tocratic and the democratic principle.
Our fathers so regarded it. They claimed for
themselves no new or peculiar rights : they only
demanded security in the enjoyment Of those
rights to which, as descendants of Engllshmen,
they we're entitled under the great charter to
which as men, they were entitled under the grant
Of their Creator They asserted the equal right
of all men to the immunities which they claimed
for themselves, 1t was impossible that they
should not see and feel the gross inconsistency of
the practice of -slavehodng with their ayowed
political faith The writings ofthe revolutionary
period afforded the amples evidence that they did
perceive and feel it. But slavery was already in
the country, interviewer with domestic habits,
pecunary interests, and legal rights. 1t existed
under the sanction Of the laws of the several col
onies, beyond the reach of the direct legislation
ofCongress. The consequences of an immedl-
ate affranchlscment of the enslaved were, also,
generally dreaded Our fathers, therefore, con-
fined themselves 10 general declarations OF the
great doctrine ofequal rights, which lies at the
basis Of all Just governments and without direct
ly interfering with the Legislation of any partlcu-
lar member Of the confederacy endeavored to es'
tablish the national government and policy up
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31
From the Boston Chronicle.
ELMIRA, CHrAUNc Co., N. Y, }
July Is. 1855. {

July Is, 1855
Mr.. Leavitt, During the past week, our vii
lage has been the scene of great excitement. By
a chain of circumstances brought to light by
that Being whose EYE is in every place, we
were led to believe that this place was infested
by gang of southern pirates, who had scented
hhher the track of half dozen patriarchal fug-
tives some of those described in an advertise
ment copied into the Emancipator few weeks
since. On Monday, the 9TH inst, at 6 o'clock,
P. NJ, by a singular providence, the fact was dis
closed that the papers for the arrest of the fug-
tives were in the hands of an officer and that the
arrest would be attempted that same night. The
fugitives, who were in different places, some six
and some nine miles distant, were warned of
their DANGER and secreted, and a vigilant watch
kept about the lodgings Of the above named gen
tlemen On Tuesday morning, we were inform
ed that three ofthe fugitives had been seen at
work in a corn field nine miles distant, and in a
few minutes a determined abolilonst started,
and although half an hour behind the sheriff, by
another road "a distance of six or seven miles, J
reached the place in thirty minutes, ten minutes
in advance of the sheriff and his party. SO con-
fdent were the latter in their knowledge Of the
whereabouts of the fugitiyes, that the southern
ers taking off their coats, and putting their bow
lie knives under their vests, proceeded at once to
the corn field, assured of an easy conquest. But
the bird had escaped out of the shave of the fowl
er. Only single white man was to be found,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31

ton. Men, we have one remaining, untried,
omnipotent power OF freemea left, the .bqlot-box
yes, thank God, we can yet UotG Our wives,
our sisters, our children, raise their implorng
eyes to us--savc us from this overwhelming g-
nominy--thls insulerabe woe----pace us upon
that equality for which our fathers bled and
died. Come, if we are not worse than british
beasts let us but speak the word and slavery
SHALL die!-Cassius mr. Clay's True amer
ic08
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-31

en-. DR., Fuller was correct, when he admits that
wherever the gospel was preached, the system of
Roman slavery was extirpated from among the
disciples. Fhis fact is true, and those who plant
themselves on that rock, will not be shaken.
TO be Concluded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
Richmond. Aug. 9Th, is.
To The Editors Of TIE Wig:

~ thc EuHOIs 81 rae W his:
Genilemen--l see Iny your paper Of tho 29h u COM
muncatOn from MIR. X. Collier avowinr his
Ui any can be assgned) resort To his
pan TO wit exposition oil the very manner OF the tricks
&c, Of gambling"
As sincere well wishcr Of society, say To him ego
ahead" and he will deserve monument. hunbly Cor
ceivc that great good would grow out OF such an sxpo
lion, from the fact that all gentlemen would be suprcne
disguised and would shun gambling a deissfaJLe and
dissraeed thing, and but the scoundres
would Indulge IN i"would be dog dog" low would
be It's rePue; state OF things devouty wished The
exposition itself might lead detections and
the guilty reprobaies receive their reward have no doubt
Mr. e. las been aciuated throughout by tho purest mo-
lives, but think the work badly flashed till the modus
opeand has been placed within the o every body
aud II he choose rather To abuse it, MIR. c. at
least, Will have conscience void of offence towards cd
and man. Moreover, the facilities Of such would be very
circumscnb'd, by the detection which must ensue Let
me therefore, Who have known Mr. {. long and ALWAYS -
Tened beg MT To persevee-bring forth his oNposi-
ton, publish ~ all tile newspapers the day. circulate
IN handbils by subscription, until the manner Of their
tncks becomes as familiar household words by il the
eyes OF the people will be opened their ind gnaon excited
and the greater the publicity the less chance u the prao
nce OF their frauds. To avoid length, viii ondcavor IN
future communication TO convince Mr. e.. o the utter iu
fhiy VI las present plan. CHESTERFIELD.
August 2nl. rs
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To THE EDIross OF ruE WBIa:

To THE EDrross OF rmE WBs:
TO EDITORS OF COUNTRY PAPERS.
Gcntlemcn-l ask permission To address a few lines
through your columns. the County Editors OF Virginia
am Western Virgni,n, proud OF my native State, and
although welded to the advancement Of my section
Of this good old Commonwealth feel pride ia the proc.
pery at every thing ihat boasts Virginia orgu aud
iscnee; Is therefore. that now appeal To the Editors Of
the Country papcrs-haying local circulation and iniu-
encins, from their connection with local Interests pub
lie sentiment Of their immediate neighborhu.d.-tn give
attention To the ruicrpiAes which are project
ed in most quarters o the State. vast number of the
psoe the papers the Metropolis and IRE d.
pendent upon the local newspapers This, have myself
experienced lew days since, reached the city ct
Richmond on business aud having leisure hour trend
asked me, II had the Medical College, aud wus
greatly surprised find ignorant the beauties of h,
new building now the pride aud pdnration o every V-
gilman who has visited lie accompanied me; aud up,n
reaching the egabuIhood oi the old Monumental Church
discovered Its classic head towering all intervening
obstacle.
The hnlling superb specimen of Egyptian achtcc
ture oi toll dimensions continuing ample Lecture Rooms
Chemical Apparatus, Anatomical Museum aud all the ,p-
purienancos Tor teaching Medicine aud Surgery upon
thorough aud extensive scale. Under root with
the College, Hospital for the reception Of medcs and
surgical aud in walking through the ample aud well
furnished wards my attention directed by ny guide 10
number o' patients suffering under different maldics,
and others, VINO evidence Of the timely
the skiui surgeon OF the institution. The reflection un.
bidd left the institution, was, how ignorant are the
people at Virginia OF tho already ample Tor their
wants, and how few enabled benefit them. Here
Is an institution IN the refined Metropolis Offering to Virgil
ma yculh ali The opportunities 10 study medicine winch
be obtained IN city ia country, anu presenting
feature pccu'ur itself, regard, this county, hut of
common occurrence in Europe; and how few
ly know II! The diseases taught the Lecture me-
dical aud surgical be all their painful features
In the adjoining Hospital Such offered IN no
other institution. have already gained this medical in
s,uiion distinguished patronage but 1t y0u Messr
Editors OF Newspapers issued in tire sections OF the
State, influenced by patriotic motives would present its
claims before your readers aud thereby give direction
the public mind, Its ample halls would mIns dately be-
crowded with Virginia youth, AnSiousy seeking advan
nges aud instruction which her able and ushed Fa-
Gully prepared 10 afford.
WESTERN vlRGINIAN.
Richmond Aug. 9Th, IS.
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lS GoocHL,SD CorvrY CoUsr. 2I.tJuIy, 1915.


Ordered, That the following proceedings be entered at
large among Tie minutes at tho Court:
Alta regular meeting Of the County Court Of Gunchand
on Monday, the git day Of Jnly, 1876 the following
Preamble and Resolutions offered from the bar and
unanimously adopted by the members tho Court and bar
present:
whereas we have heard with feelings Of deep sorrow Of
inc sudden aud unexpected death of Col WILLIAM orGINs
nlc Tue presiding member oi this Court and long one of
Tie most useful and aborious Jsstccs in the county as
wen as one ~ tho most exemplary citizens whose prompt
and genlemanIy demsanOT, courteous manners. liberal
feelings and generous hospitality throughout long life
cndsared lm To large circle OF friends and commanded
the respect Of all who knew him.
Resolved therefore. That members II the Court and
ba aud the officers al the Court -ympahzng in the heavy
loss that has fallen Unexpectedly upon the community
and especially upon his private family in which tho
virtues o the father, husband and master were So brnu
uy displayed do tfHdcr his eyed widow and children
Their sincere coincidence, while they assure them tina, ola,
tame at 70 good man, will long live the memory Of all
who knew him.
Resolved. That the Court and bar aud officers Of the
Court will wear the usual badge Of mourning Tor thirty
du,s
Resolved. Ihni these proceedings bo signed by the
Clerk au1 Pfos,duI Justice aud spread upon the minute
book Of the Cou and hlta copy be By the Clerk 10
the Richmond papers for publications and Also to the wi
dow ui Col Boiling. Copy -Tcsto,
J. u FERGUSON Pleading Justice
VIZ MnttE, Clerk
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Anrtion Galts.
Fur.a. DAYS.
SAgOT niLi. rUR SALE

ohboi MIL. ron NtLL.
WIS 'thshh- ard hsrJ rpos~i I.tti- vii - OF rcd g.
= ssls - The ,ubsenh"r Ppbt- auction On n. pr.B, M
ths"f N. 18Th day Of Sep.B,b~r n-lt a, .. oroes v
80 " ~"- io'in-ily part 81 the eel Hst,,.--
"'-'oh.hd on'y, iv-tiy Hle- above hh4nbf ON m
N'f-th- Canal ps--,ng through and dy..- N. an
Ian II M the Low gssuni- -
contains eifh haoad aBj svrny ace. II ,r f Ia
Ls 's hsai'e and -"v.ny ~ w gu1d- 81 the y.t ,,
P'ifS' we f".'di" "a ~ = ant
a. ." each hh'-ani wei sa'Nn t, .,
~ ma '"'" "E"n ~ f1srn Nugui,. esp.r 90, -.ns-
Lhf "" d'"e1h ot IA" rrsnt sHc-tsrt utanas.r N, e., a
p''''n'- consist e sac,us and hahi-tr- Bfi,s nU
S''nS bu' s-i b"'G',ius, -ts',ri. al n-c. q,
" '-e">' The oN~oe-s- L9usc. sabs t.e-o t,,..
= 'a' e"hnsio". aud IN good order rnor. pari
sh' are in'i I'd to pioper, at any tr. ptry a. a.,
d. of ~ ~ ~ ' F'''''i- VI 's'
third of the purchase money nai on the 6,,
jan ~ n"t u- baan-. y. ,,s. ~, =, 80 =
~ v be secured BY DO d. bearing interest, with spp,ov -
I'y' an a d 81 % tut thr i,ni
"."n VII be gwen onih- drs Jinuaty nett In. ,r, ~
To have the Pri'isgs o! sowing what ti.. Auffr,
~, a.. -. JIAS 10 CARTER.
July q -dG.Sctss
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

We, all The ~ord >ay ~Hsl tnry
For selling PriLs- srS.rTos's IN. nan,
Drawn Nos Of Aen'ndra Lottery, Tx. lsO-Juiy Both:
90 20 81 % ca 81 81 > - ~ % 81
Ticket Nos. 90 %, Pnze OF s2JU. sold aud paid
by STRAITON.
Dawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery 3l-Aug Isl:
- IA ~ 10 CO 63 20 4G ~ 10
sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandris Lottery. Isa-Aug. LIST:
CD - - 80 ~ 90 Is = so - - IS.
Tickets Nus. 50 55, another prizs cold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Leesbarg Lottery 81 Aug STU.
50 50 ~ 81 Is "a 30 &c 6I II % II.
Ticket Nos 81 Al So Prize oi 500 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn No of AsHnndcs Lottery E,'rs. ls5. Aug 5llI.
~ 6i 81 IL 66 3o II - IL SIS 10 ~
Dawn N"s. at Aexandria Lottery. Extra. ISL Aug. 1:
II II y Is 81 ~ 3 Sc 20 Is IS
Ticket Nos. 80 81, prize ol loco. sold aud paid
by Strauon.
~ - 20 81 Sc - Is 3 % 1 20 IS rs 81 is
Ticket Nos. 81 81 So, another P,i1c, sold aud pa d 10y
STRATTON.
S45GU. 1000,
Friday a, e Ezehsns-. Al o'sloekN'onone,la Caps.
siSou 1000, ST. 500. 400 OF 800 * - No.. Al
whole- ST. halves So or. =;
SiO,uOu. iOOOl
s'iuriays nail-Ar Ianda Extra Capiials $4,000
1000 ms Of 1900 &c. rs Nos u whoes So have.
l so qfs IS.
S3j.29i II or $4,000 nett!
toT Monday morning Ai-t-ud1a Cs ~ Capitals a35
10000 nett 10000 1000 1913 OF 1000 &c - Nos 3
drawn Nhoies SIO halves ). cfs 2.sO.
Buyers my l. OF Prz.- which ~. ry,,.
at the Ohcs. proof has seen done: and every
drawing Continues TO paid ~ me-
~ Orders Tor pae kases certificates above
sehcmes, and all IoteneS Be promptly attended t. and
drawing sent wl.,a requested.
Peas aiiress order. n sTRArroN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
MEDICAL uULLEGE,

INlIE Winter Course oi Lectures in the Medi.
Z cal Department NJ Happra sysney College will eomme,e.
N 'iehhn o" honty tire @7'h ot OCTOBER next CONT
ma" un.h tle last NJ February following
Tie ne~ College aai Hospital Edhes eoruIetsd .t
every aThg meat has been mare .t
NIHtag-' "teh are oSnci o. statrs-
Ia an tn IN. dEai Lectures Medical CIIuarr.
VII be s'v"1 regularly the Cas Hospital City Aim, boa.,
t-nei-nsiy and Arnnuy winch Student viii h.ys m,
"7"nny IT witnessing the da-es SOUTH .sd
"tie he v be esi uTnn Of Ia.
roi-ri lie The number of mlor
IONS which have been yrETy psrcr~ Medical Chs.
has a'ely GAINED FOX the College Hospital reputation
leEdlas School f1r surgical instruction.
mo CULLEN n D. Professor Theory and Practice OF Med
l.. CuAMBERLAyNE NJ. d, Prof Therapeutic, and n,
MeGica.
L. BohANNAN. NJ ~ Prof ob.stre, and pu..... Of
W1nln aud Children.
JEFFalES wYMAN ". IL Prof. Anatomy and Physiology
AtGS l. WARNER, VI H. Professor Surgery.
S'sRATES NACPiN, 81. u. Prof. Ind Ph,rn,rv
CARTER y. JOHNSON, NJ D., Dstnansiratar OF Anatomy
The abundance materials
ani e"uiIt ~ IN. Decng Room IN. xtud, nav
hcEn.Sh the anatomy body and also ACQUIRE Nm
IN tie Of
Good Boarding including
eau H. procured from $50 TO a. per
Current Bark Notes 81 the
-tiet win be taken for tickets
ARG. l. WARNER, NJ d,
u iS-e'isi.'oN' DIAN be Paeulry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

q WILL. sell, on reasonable terms that yaliabl
and ~-htnown properly, rIiE SWAN TAVERN .ru,i.d \,
NE e"fH"r nj Broad and nth TIE bot float. sS Zee, ,
b''aa street ami crsnd Il back I'M. ,.,, a.
'" IN one "i The most pa Fashionable us,t. Of an.
'n"h admirably adapted n bushes. purposes 4. ii. m ~ of
W. eil ~'eh apy improving Particularly Ven ,u,,d
" tavern a. 10 ~ th- iinrs' shhUa,hs Of The H,-h
n'id fredrfiekbus an Pnnaie Road D-pt Ia LytL
hF' now on III" o' CONSIST ofa Frame .v.r II,
q" hfoad street aaj s,o B..dns on s Street tos-h
WIN nm. BRICK sable, ana all H'e@--7Ty out h7u--s
The Intention of Capitalists. 81 ho.- incline; 10 embark In
"t h.ephg - particularly iari- aghiy ys,L- ana
H''tahe property hwI be traonabs tet and ~.
ms =" Opportunity Of as favorable y--,nas as could
be- made IA Real f.tais.
'HMS-onsioufh % the purchase norsy cash. tn. balance
n 'hf-- equal payments. al =. Il art tnonifs
"a -f- -bouh L.f ,,,,,t
- ts ihe pfI-fy W.T. te sod pua- the -th ~
e'h" Al O'Clock, p-s.s m one Lt Or DIVIDE. Z, - 4,
pgrcfas.rs. " ' ~ $50
hPey to g a HopeEs. the ovrer or tn
Gf-c2aN1N
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HOYT'N PRIZE OFFJCE.

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.
UNDER THE EXCHAN Nc 3.
Drawing o, Lersbcfs Lottery. Ci,,. a.
% 'o 81 81 60 81 80 6s 81 a. % al.
Aiesnndra. EGtra, Class Isl:
III IL 3! Is q 80 - 80 81 IS S.
A"Sandri,, Extra, Class No 1855:
% Of II IL SO 3 II - II S. 40 p
AlcSnndria. Extra. Class Is6:
~ oJ 20 % SO 32 IL 50 O. % IS ~ IS IS
W WHIT splendid business far,nia.. mus,
BE- III year J. hnAS ased the new, h. answer
"a- hohhs only crops short BaH half an n OIL n =
saf' In ihe year = SON. Iss oa eoun,y va. - 81
DIV are Fouf epP- nh. bad lid rain
% ron AZ accounts We had rain AID ,.1t
ssei ie Word-Hrf ar ths etrp rsd ererpt iso- ON a..
AiNA' tnrm and TIE low grounds There wasted .te Oh
'+"p "rsns and sp?y IioHr ard PCT un-y
a''m'Hner ~ return mat and get aC-Yts Pnls I'M, ,
'- e4''"''iing IN Nature -" forrying m Nuy,
NJ "fceis strictly eoufi"n;ill WIKI Hot
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
C-pital S35..9i-N.u S3auaU!
sa'uri'y Oh August. Is4S - No. and 10 Draw ? -
seae""-,J'c9i, 10000 1000. 1909 so ~ - o. loo 20 NJ
ae1ase Of % whole risk'ss s3oa!ges ti qu,fsf. pro
portion Wv
s25"Oo Capi,1'.
A"Sartra Ln',er~. D. In Do. dawn II tl,,,.sr, -
saturday ln'h husu-i isIJ. Splsn'i So.sre, 80 end
q" lo"o &c s'eSeis on' Sn, halves :; qGarcr- So
e'uea, o. package G! - Whole 'sSc sICOhs..cs an
$4,000 Captsl!
nia"ia Lurr, Ga" T. 10 be- drawn at S~s'-l,ia. g.
a''l' 3 =" NE-n lci5. - Nrs II Vasrs
si'' ''d >ehsm'-ss"oro 10000 $500 Il7 os
IfL1' o' 1000 each SC teAe, sIc; hv,s quars. SO
ee'.le "i package OF IS whole tickets sIsCnavcs and
9uaiiers IA proportion
Grand Capital f $4,000!
nrtn'ara LoneTy Ca. IS 10 b. dawn AsIlnirl e
at Seh~--si" GOO Is OtO. 1000 sgG pzs. Of GOO 10
OF 'os :" Of 100 so OF ooa % 500 reae,s ou, TO-
av--5 so. Ceuheats pf ,ae.a-r q, ~ 80
h''r'' s!'V-hAlves ami quarter. a. prOpor,ian
money. 80 10y ~NH'
" Orders "r Tickets and 'c. eer,Ge,s 81 P.rs,-..
N III above rHiii Lotteries h. u,> pron, -t
% anu an count NJ each drawing val be r-que.sd u
AZ "'ip "'-'' ieh''s iroin 10. NJ HOYT.
R.skIaua l.
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MNEMOTECuNY

RIcHMoND, jury ~, ls45.
W At meeting Of Prof. Miles Frst Clas. in Phrsno
MnemOle chny, VI the CITY ct Richmond Mr. WV Is
HARDWOOD called TO the Chair, aud l.. DuRELL ap
pointed Secretary
The following Report. presented by Mr. u. H. Peters
in behalf OF COMMITTEES appointed for the purpose Of
expressing opinion egSrd to this subject was ON mo-
ton OF l.. Dibroll, unanimously adopted
The First Class Of Prof. Mice, having this evening
completed with him his first course of SIN Lectures ON
Phrcno Mncmoiechny are iee a. express the
with which they have attended the They regard
Science No HUMBUG--on the contrary they esteem
II well worthy the and effort uf NAV desire
10 be rewarded with the results which Insures Phrenu
MnemOtechny, III the humble opinion OF this Class, 10
true :! IL is well founded the Laws Of mind fact
susceptible OF the cearcst demonstration. In reaching
results il proceeds upon principle both practical aud
Philosophical The system itself is simple and knowl.
edge o II easy Ia be acquired though. cnrsc the fac
aud proficiency Of ITS application, together with tho
number Of facts and tho varied information lea, acd aud
retained according To Phrono- MnemUechni Principles
must depend upon the industry emf perseverance, of ie
learner. We also take pleasure in recommending Prof
Miles TO all who may wish learn the syslcin which he
enehes HIS exeti0ns TO impait Information to ~, have
been faithful and effective. Ills know ledge Of tic subject
clear aud exact, aud his intcfcs Ing Ills whole
department, that Of tho vol bred gentleman.
w. u. HARDWOOD, Chm.
L. DIBEELI. sec'ry
The undersigned having attended course of Lectures
on Phreno Mnemotcchny, delivered 10y Mr. Fiiny Miles,
Chuich lii Seminary de- hesitate To accord entire
appreciation 10 the system pursued by hin 10 imparting
knowledge Z" science which 90 them destined
become II g6eai utility.
S. u. Prrur.
r. w. RmfFR,
JAS. WtNsruv.
Gr"reE u. HAEwooD,
HIyRy Bars.
WV ~. ~. GAEpNEE
CIR. II. LIZ C. ,tr
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HEAD QUARTERS tUIE pRIZEs!
JOHN VI. CLARKE.
Late Of Whesiing. Virginia.

Lac Of Nhesf!ng. IirgiHiH.
(Surcc>~or 10 q. ID. tIIcn,)
I''i'T' a-a EIeaGlys b,okIr. la -. HUtr'aHi "a.
'INHlS is The same Clark, who, by his unnar
a"eied unprecedented, rrraorirary lu,E IN
d.-'fHtng Capital wh--!us Va Ia ady.ut.r.rs
throughout The "es'en Country. rno~. 81 r,t h. r.
eevd BY universal Ce.brst.d an m
V'n oi fTrEsS"ors Tn NAPOLEON N-fd-f Mznno-n Is
n an evidence that Ice tad strong
l." vii only state that he has aernaiIy soA paia.
= prizes of s25.OOO. and 1 prizes of $50 ono
bes.d-s uI,ny Of $1,000 and $1,000
The Pro"i Of which he Is ready produce.
SPENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
Capital s35.26I-Neu S3uUuu,
Ahantda I"'ry, Class -, dawn ~ ls,u,a II &
S-'Iiniy YIN August IsiS = Nos and ~ aro,-
sShrms-S35=9i, 10000 1000 Ibul 80 prz., az IoIn "a NJ,
400. Sc rekrts $40 halves 5 quarter, $50 .ra,, M =
fi'AAres Of 20 ~E7e Ticket, sI3OIaI,es and oaer. IN
proPptcn.
S25.O0O CAPITAL.
Aeiantfis Lottery, t7- 3. he at A-Isrlr, n G.
SEufday lht august I-45 spera scheme ~ No, ard a
bnwn ial o." 80 600 10 O0O 2OGn 1850 1900 10
OF - Whole Tickets slOOHav,s and Quarters IN pro
potion -
$4,000 Capital!
AfIandTa Lottery, Gas, n, u at AhIand. C.
sehem--s9OcoO l0UoO 5000 s5Us 1000 IOi7 100
prz-s OF 1000 se Tickets havss s. quarter, so ,.r
cate OF package OF - Whole Tesrls sIJO-ay-s and
tefs IN proportion.
Grand Capital Of $4,000
NeAan1a Lottery Class -. to h. Alelard,a G.
SSinriIy, 10 August, 1915 = No.. Drawn plot. ,..
seIe-st"oOo, Is GOO 1000 przas = 1000 10 Of
l'no 20 IT 1900 so Of 1000 60 Tck,s ooy
halves > qss SO Certificate package Of 20 Whole Tickets
siio-ha'es and Quarters IN proportion.
" Orders for rAts SHARES and Certificate. NJ PACKAGE.
IN the above Splendid Lotteries most prop; al
'enon ano an account Of each da~ins sem
an'r . over TO all ~ho may order Tickets of pos
Tag, A'"'rSS JoHN N. CLARKE,
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