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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
u "a lSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Wv always Triumphant! Cure follows cure
ia lis victorious career.
DAYTON Fehnarv IIth l91y

ia lie VICTORIOUS career
DAYTON. Fcb'Usry llih, l645.
Mr. w Whiinoro.- Dear S,r-As you are the
regular authorized agent IN Dayton, Im The sale Of
DR. WIsiar's Balsom oi Wild Chevy. IaLe ibis
method OF making statement OF facts i6yon (which
hope will be published ~ the world. in reference
| ~ an almnsl miraculous cure wrougsi IN my caes
| b5 means Of The most invaluable Bulsam.
Language fails IT, describe the saulaiy effscis ia
projuced, aid the great benesI ! derived irvm lila
use
Thu citizens ~ Dayton and vicinity, well recol-
leci Thai on hc 6h Of August las. received seri.
Gus injury from the explosion OF a cannon. A nor
lion oi It's coDlenis entered right side and breas,
anl IN all probability sore fragments or spliniers
81 The ramrod passed IhrOueh the pura. aud pierre.
ed The lungs.
~ tbi' ciIiit nj sioge. messenger wss dispatched
To Cincinnati, and oelobraiej physicIan of mat ci-
" was consulted Wheb he wns made sc qusinIed
with nv suuaIion. he remarked that nothing could
To dune 10y medical nId, a the constitution itself
was Doi enough 10 throw q the diseBse.
My hien!s "ow dcsPaircd oi my recovery. and
Ind no earthly ground 81 hope io snr,ivc many
days Fortunately. al this hcrure 4 saw one Of De
Wislars Pamphlets, enhtled, Funny Medical
Guide, or'Tfeaiise an Consumption Oi The Lungs
As had often heard Of dying mea catching M
sifaws' ieit like dOiag myself b, The consent
OF my physicians. seIi 20 yun for bottle Of Iae
medicine descnbcd. VIZ; 'Wi-iaI's Balsam Of Wild
cherry; Which relic led ne immediately. Aher
hnd used some i've or six bolt es 80 far recovered
os To be M and ouI. Aiy cough ceased and my
lungs were restored TIA healthy stale AL from The
healing 0nd balmy Influence, and pow erlul ruedi-
cln"l virtues Of Wisiar's Balsam
Were u moi from the external injury I received
IN my shoulder snd ann, by the explosion, 1 Gso
rohhJen' That might have been working al my
ifode (Which Is blacksmiihiDS.) but this was PIE.
veEIed.
By exposure. have since aiken seyernl severe
cold; anJ my only remedy hos heen The Balsam.
Aud now most cordially recommend the genuine
WIS ars Balsim Co all who are 0fflIcicd with Colds
Coughs or Lung Complaints I consider IL an IN.
valuable inedroine--a real ulcssing 10 the wsrld
Any person desiring further IuiufmsIion. NAV call
~ me al any time. Youfs. truly,
CHRSToPIIER n SMITH.
Cry uf Dayton.
Montgomery 90. SIaie Of Ohio (
Snb'crihed and sworn To. before me. Justice of
Ihe Peace this llih dsy Of February I645
EBENEZER FOWLER
W. IesiHony AZ h5ee highly credilo5s cit,zeas
Of Dayic". ~ confirmation II Ire obOpe "a
W.. the Undersigned. being Intimately aequajn.
ied IN Mr. smith. and having seen end watched
over him frequently DUNG he late iIiness, do MOI
hesitate 10 say thai The foregoing 10y TO means an
exSggenied slate Iaeul. bat is entitled Ia full eted,l
(Signed) l. STOUT.
J b n DODSON.
HENRY n SMITH
Sold in Wheeling by o PRYOR, aud CRUA.
pAChbh' Druggists jin6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
vi IL ID ICI s.
sUGAR.COATED

OK "lMPkONED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS."
UNoR Intermittent. Remittrnt, Bilious and tn-
II a,mmaiory Fever. Head Ache. Indigestion
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cos
nveness. Diarrhna. Dysenisry. Bilious Collie ard
WORMS. Foul S,"1s>h. Pain in the Head. Side or
Back, Scroiula, Scufvy. or any impurities of the
Blood. Distractions and Female complaints gene
rally.
There has never Appeared medicine which,
While a con do no harm, IN calculated To do ~
much good. They excite healihful psfspira,i,n,
and open oil the natural drains Of the system The
obstruction Of InscDsbe PRECIPITATION il the cause
OF great proportion Of human snfTe ring. These
pil' posse" The porer in an extraordinary degree.
Of removing all distractions. md hes lhu circula-
ton. They must undoubtedly supersede all other
pufgaiive medicines. as they have a four,lold ac.
iion-viz: discharge by the Bowels Lungs. Kid
neys and Skin.
Children will not hesitate 10 take them; and ihcJ
psy be rolled on. beyond any ether remedy. as an
,Heciual aud sole medicine fer ORNiS. and all
complaints incident TO children. More children
have been cured in Nsw York the present year. by
the use OF DR. SMITHS PILLS. than all other
medicines ccmbned-ss there is no need OF iorcing
ihtm down. like other medicines
| One important ndvshisge in taking these Pills o.
they do moi grp~. nor produce nnusea or any other
unpleasant .ensaiion Pills haven thousand insian-
worse than The disease for which they were I'D.
m'nsiered. This is particularly guarded sgains'
in The combination 81 The mnny ingredients u
which DR. Smiths Pills are comprehensive render
ing them harmless.
These pills are made ofIhc pnrea materials; nh,
we have the snisfnt lion Of having proved To- ia,
Medical Faculty. that they possess uncommon vir
tues
The directi ms aud treatment "f discases, nc com
pany every b'x ia "a circular OF 4 pnges
| "No arCoafed Pills" can he genuine with
out The signature al The soe inventor. &c BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President of The New YvrI
College Of HEALTH spon every box.
From the Deputy Sheriff of New York
DR. Smiths Sugared L. dian Vegetable Pills" hav,
been used in the ElJridgc stree, Debtors Prison
with uncomms ~ Satisfaction. have never heard
medicine sp"ken Of With more interest by tie sicl
who have taken these Pills
JAMES J BEvINS. Deputy Sheriff.
| For sale by PRYOR g. PAUL.
| nnv I YIN Market ST Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
DEAFNESS CURED.
EftAU mac

,DoMPOCND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOt ne cure 81 DEAFNESS, oaips AMI a.,
dtschafgo " matter from the rars, 80, ~
'uose disagrocuhle noises. like the bpzzins -
'sstcis falling Ot water, whixLnR Of sfeem A !,
- "ulch are symptoms Of approaching 4, sf
49, Hnd aiso generally attendant with fbe s,s.
eaSe' For sale by Or ) CRUMB4CKER
NJ, No t73. MAN 81. snl, Aoc,,
ms medicine is highly recommended s1d ~.
XXI 'us 'sics are given, BY very f,, Net
"hich o has iofi0imcd O'''"'"E cues
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

NHEY KEEP constantly on hand. q very e1.
- tcnsive assortment Of superior Nah, gany
French and Grerian Ctsirs; r cking chairs, Sofas
Per and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus, Bessiesds
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
"'h'r article Of the latest style aud best finished
Furniture ever offered in thin city.
Gilt and Mahogany framed Lp.kisg Classcs o
every variety aud price Lokine Glass Plates of oil
snes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand aud
made 10 order.
| Upholstery Ware: consisting OF Feaiter Beds
Bols'es and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hulk, Spring
mud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, couniuris
Sscking Bul,ons OIL cloth covers. Floor cloth
Crnss Mats Of all kinds; together with every oihe
"ficle.o OF Upholstery Ware. ola hand aud made I,
lufder
VeniIian and Stat Window Blinds; Window
Shades II every variety and color; all al which vii
he sold AT very low price,, aud warranted Of Ia,
best quality. Also. MAHOGANY VENEERs LA.
rl"h. VARSIsn. Spanish Moss. hlahnrony Kn"hs
Sand Paper. Locks, Hinges. casters. BiLND TKiM
MIsG. instantly on hand aud suld low Tor CASH
W. STEAM Bears furnished with every nrii,l,
oi Furniture si short roice and Oh the veiy lie.
terms. sep27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
COLD MATCHES
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
ar NO, 4Ol
ADJOINING FORSYTH q BAKERs,

w y U fstN 81. w Il.
VENliE So 1SCRlBER fat eTs himself IT, m an
~ experience Of Is years in mercantile bust
ness ~ This CITY. that he anticipate tie wants
:" ms numerous customers and friends in the sslrc.
lioh al choice and sensonable Goods takes pleasure
IN an ounciug TO Them that he Is now receiving
Hid VIII continue 10 receive monthly ihtoue hour
The season. The largest aud hest selected stocks ol
Goods ever Uilritd IN the Clothing Trade IN III,
CITY. pore hhsed from The best houses IN Philadel
ihI' ard B'l'inure. aud selected from The chuccsr
ara mot approved makes the most desirable Good.
oi The Season aud will he sold fora very small nd
vance. VIZ French English and American Broad
C'n'hs i'um snprfhpe iu sledum: Tailed Belgian
do d. ln'is hle Green. Blue and L''ndun Brown
doc do EEf heavy blue aud VOL BIZ double
mill'd Cnssimercs very desirable; also siugle inlle
PLAIN and inn'y Frruch 0ud Enel,,h Cashmere.
very 'nreriur ana cheap; nlso AID S Guild
"nd 'iI''f miIet aid PLAIN Twsrd,; itnrn fine Ia
medium French ldnen Drill all qnaiiir,; Summcr
CIihs dap die Persian. Indiana and Orlrai,. do
5Oo ~ Linen and Cotton PLAID. striped aud Cheo K
fhnal"on'; sui VosunGs. pain. striped. Mode
M'fino md "hel Fancy Yespf gs Ia great variety
The above gends will le mode 10 order by y frsl
rate rutcr mud good workmen warranted equal Ia
~ IA Ii 4. al, H. ...t..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

ATS! HATs!-Jus 'ec'J at The Sign Of
u n tbs Black Mammoth Bhi
duz OF Mems double brim Leghoin Hats
do Boys do do
do Infants a.,
60 do Mems and Boys Palm Hate
Which will be sold low for CASH
M Ia TODD e. HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
MOS J. gEwErT, THOs. ~ ALEXANDER
WETT A. ALEXA NDlR
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

WHEELING, VA.
DUSiNESS entrusted 10 Their care 10 thts ss.f
- the s'Jiintg count - vii - promptly a.
tended 10
We have NV made sush ssfanssaeois 20 Gill
enable us give immediIie suernon 10 eli bus,usss
p, me 'dt ming euuuiies ~ Monroe. Gotfpssy
Harrison. Jehefspn snd Belmont N Obs
cthce 80 Ais.n fctf. rtaf the Virgins Hotel
~ 3 edHu JLWEIT & ALLXANDER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
Ke0Cly Made G. '0fhtM

Cl"h Dress usJ fro,k Coats. Ifun sureriiue IN
MEDIUM; full nAd rUmpeto assortment Sum met
Goats; complete assortment comprising all the va,
nciies qualities snd prices Cassinet. Ky Jeans and
Iweeds Dress oAd Frock Goats; n very general "a
s"rimcni do de- Cbssmore. Cassinet Cord end Bea.
vereeh Panis. do DO Round Jackets. &c &c.
~ 20 dUz fine Liucn aud Muslin Shirts; b.
Sums. C"nrs, SC. IS dz common do. fancy striped
L'ncn aud Muslin do; Palmetto and Lephnfn Hats
WIN 'he usual variety Of Suspendefs. 4 Hose, Be
invite my friends ufd customers and all m
seaf'n OF good Goods 10 give ne call. assuring
them ean and will sell ih,m good ami. a, az
pfices jot cash VI The usual l,rms f., p,,m,,t ,,.
trmcfs.
Rccollcc No 80 W.icr Street
az rs ALEX ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
a JINCY FOU Worry.
CORNER MAIN a QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.

nA - Wv - W.
WAREHOUSE NO z MONROE STREET
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS prepared To make
and Keep constantly ON hand nj the above
sstsbiishmsnss. oil kinds Of Castings. Co king
frssklfn. Balloon and Cannon Stoves, 81 all sizes
aud patterns. Holio,S-war Wagon BoScs. Plough
Castings Gtaies. Flat Irons, Sugar cnd Wash X {.
ties. 40. n complete assortment We have just
resolved soae splendid patterns for Pator Crates.
The ueates, ever brought 10 this city Persons who
intend building are respectfully requested To exam
the them before purchasing any other kind We
have large quantity OF patterns for Mil Gesrirg
the bes In the place which we will make to order
al the lowest raies; also rhteshing Machine Cast
inr. We will also continue Co manufacture the
different kinds Of Plooghs complete. used in ihis
section Of com ~, aud wOttsnied equal 10 any
made IN the Western country. We Will watrasl
all our Castings and other work done our esiab-
li-hment and cheap A. eau he mad. in Plus
buigh. Cincinnati or any other esishlishn cut ~
this CITY, Person. wishing to purchase any sriic
IN our line will please give Us coll aud exanin,
for themselves.
APP HAMILTON. q co.
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REMOVAL,

NsfDENT.G~ DIR 5 r nULLHEN bo.
SO ISL - removed hs flee 10 F,u,l
street, few doOrs below the Cion lrop.c d.
soc end iwo dOor sELOw iar Pfed,yiensntIo,cb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
REMOVAL

> FRlsSELL. has removed 10 g,y,h =,
~. ~ door below the Pfesbypc,,,o cbn,.r
Oihss 10 The same building aud aJ,op,og 49,, y,
BpB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
THE BIG CHAIR is BOUND TO
FLOuRIaH

Let IhUse who laik about
BIG Watches. MAanorH
b .Ois. Selling Of o. Cost.
&c. he silent when hey see
Ihe BIG CHAIR al w. ri.
HELDAFFER'S. Wheie,oIe
aud RsfoR CHEAP CHAIR
MANUFACTORY No 1877
Main Sife,t. where he Keeps
constantly on hand, and msn-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

nRESs TRIMMINGS -D,e.. Ro,... a..
- ges qni Gimp, al,O Anon Cod ,,,,i i.,,,
Iof sale by (ry ~ a o fAIRClil l'i'''''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-03
ST3g,765
SG3e.776

In the counties the taxes for one year are
collectable in the next, and applying this rule
to Baltimore city, we have paid considerable
more than the assessments for the first four
years But we think it probable, that, of the
whole assessment of S739, 1869, levied in the
five years, not more than some fifty or sixty
thousand dollars now remain unpaid. Ba!ti-
more certainly deserves credit for her great
punc,uahty, particularly as she has heavy
local tax 10 pay in addition.
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HAoYLE,s PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA pralt.

WhOKLE'S PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44 Pratt
MB st, opposite the Railroad Depot, and next to
Bradshaw i United States Hotel. This favorite prize
Office continues unrivaled in the sale of Capital Prizes
This is also one of the Oldest and most responsible
Offices in the city. DOYLE will of course distribute
many of the capital prizes in the following splendid
lotteries which will be drawn this week.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, 4 capitals of $40, 900, tickets IS,
shares in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets s2I share !.
proportion.
SATURDAY, the favorite Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery will be drawn. Capital Prize $4,000 -
Tickets 81 25 halves 62a cts quarters 81 cts. This
is splendid lottery for packages Doyle will sell ON
certificate in tbs lottery package Of rs whole tickets
for SIG, halves So, qrs 81, and eiehths So. Orders
per mail promptly attended TO.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers be
the package, single ticket, or share All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
II ri Opposite B. 81 o, R. r, Depot,
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NNANTRELL'S AGUB MIXTURE,
OR TONIC MEDICANENTA

a. OR 1ONlC MEDlCAN ENTA
For the cure OF all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, if taken
according to directions.
II is never failing remedy, which family ought
tn be without, especially in low marshy countries.
As this medicine is put up under the pr0prietora
Immediate inspection, on the most scientific princ-
pies, (being purely Ncgetable) and having tried its
efficacy on thousands for upwards of twelve wears,
ana his knowledge when taken strictly according
to directions, there has not been failure. UH-
der such circumstances recommend il to the pub.
lie, addnga few certificates in support Of my asser-
ton.
The indications of cure in the treatment o. fever
and 9gue are-frs TO put speedy stop as possible
to the fit when il has taken place, directions for
which you will be- supplied with on each bottle, al
ways observing that the written Signature of the sub
scrher, 'John A. Canrr Is pasted on the envelope
of each holte. Price 81 each
Mobile, Alabama, Sept. l. 1916
This TO certify, That !, Joseph II. Moore. had
the F"'er and Ague for nearly two years. and tried
all e ost prominent medicines used for the cure
of did uisvase, without obtaining permanent relief
was induced, through the persuasion Of friend, to
Try Cautrell's Tonic Mixture, bottle which has
maze permanent cure ofmy case. can with con
ndcHCC recommend il u all afflicted with Fever aud
hguc. JOSEPH II. MOORE.
TIL; j. to cary, That know the abo.c to be cor
rect 70 every particular. w. II. NICE,
CLIENTS, and Druggist, N. Z. coruerof
Governments lnt ConCepion-sts Mobile, Ala.
SOUTHWARK, Sept. 9th, 1915
THIS is {. &C.. - t' at myself, wife, and Two chill
tr'u we've ta t1 Fever and Agu". aud that
Two hotties oi . .,el's Tonic Mixture made a per
feet cure OF ,. and / can with perfect confidence
recommend /, 10 the public. JOS, ANTHONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22i, 1915.
We, the undersigned, ha"Ing seen the beneficial
effects OF C2nrell's Hguo Mixture, in curing the Fe-
yer and Ague when all orhrr remedies have failed
can with con idcncP recommend it to the public
WILLIAM MYERS, U. y Navy Yard, rhilad.
a. POWELL, do do do
Pr. SLAVERY, manufacturer of Porcelain and
Hollow ware, Foundry, Southwark
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THE MusEuM. The manager of this favOrite place
of resort has been induced, the solicitation of
merous patroRs to repeat, for this night only, the pop
uar play of ''Lady of Lyons" 1t will be enacted by
the same cast as upon its former representation. In
the course Of the evening Yankee Story, by "Great
Western" and popular dance by Miss Cannon.
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Amcriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 3, 1916.

FREHcu AND ENGMsU INTERFERENCE, The
oocratons Of the combined French and English
forces against Buenos Ayres and its dcPenden-
ces, have probably given rise to the resolutions
offered by Mr. Allen, in the u. s. Senate, de-
claring the determination of the American 90
yernment TO prevent the interference OF any
foreign power with the independent govern
monts of this continent. Weproess, as peo-
pie, to have a great love for free institutions,
and 70 admire the principle that the people shaF
elect their own rulers; and yet we censnre
France and England for interfering TO prevent
Rosas, the Governor of Buenos Ayrcs, from
depHvmg the Montevidoans Of the right OF act
inL upon that principle. Rosas Is cruel dcs-
pot, who keeps the white inhabitants OF Buenos
Ayros IN terror for their lives, by his black sol
dicrs and hcentious and murderous Gauches;
and We are informed, that those who may pre-
sumo 10 express dissatisfaction at his tyranny,
are remorsecs5ly assassinatGd by his orders
The people Of Monteyideo having expelled
their former Governor, Oribe, (the son in law
Of Rosas, Tor his tyranny, Rosas has resolved
to compel them to replace him IN Office; for
which purpose he lent TO Or.be an army Of
10000 men, with which he has ocsI'geu MON
;evideo for more than three years. ana also a
fleet to blockade the town-"hlch iiee'' "o"
ever, the French and English captured ana
sent into 2lontevdeo. The war between On
be and the Montevideans is conducted in the
most barb4goas manner, the Threats OF all pH-
soners beng cut as soon as they are taken'-
The French and English have sought to induce
Rosas 10 withdraw his army from Monteyl'eo,
but having failed to obtain this object by peace
able means, they are now endcavorng to com
pei it by force of arms; and we heartily wish
that they may succeed, so that the people OF
MontevldeO may be permitted to exercise the
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Burrows THEATRE FRosT-sT. Benefit Of MI.
Albums. The benefit and last appearance of this
gentleman will take place this evening, on which oc
casion the favorte play of "Damon and Pythiaswill
be performed, the part of Damon by the beneficiary.
After the tragedy the laughable farces Of 'Mr. and
Mrs White" and "Raisng the Wind" An excel
lent bill and we doubt not will attract full house.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

accident. A carter, whose name we could
not learn, accidentally broke his arm last even
ing, while endeavoring to extrcate his cart
wheel from hole on a vacant lot, out Calvert
street, where he had gone to deposit load of
earth. We were not informed in what man
ner the accident occurred.
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MARRIED.

On the morning of the I'd inst by Rev. MIR, SPOTS
wood JNo' y. SHEPHERD, of ST. Louis Mo. to Miss
SARAH ANN, eldest daughter Of James Ackand, Esq
Of this city,
On the 29h ult. by Rev. John C. Backus WIN II
STEwAErto LYDIA RDGELY, daughter of Or. Nj, 5
Ba"r, OF this city.
On the 29th ult ny Mr. Gataudetie, ALBERT A. BIZ
5EAE, OF q. Anue's co. to MARY A. AuLr. OF West
minister, Md.
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Oh, come along my heartes
On, come along with your prizes, do;
What will uncle Gabriel say,
When he bring his prize along too.
asCHOOLFlELD ~ co. sold yesterday 70 Nos
~ % Y, prize of $1,000, sold TO a gentleman of
this city; Nos % s., prize of $500, sent to Win
chester, Va; Nos ID H. prize of 5000, sold to
citizen Nos. of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class IS
drawn Feb 2l-Iowtst prze 49, are:
IS u ID 81 26 81 25 d. IS 81 45 IS
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Md,
Consolidated IOWA of BeAir lottery class 5.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize o! 100000 5 prize Of $1,000
1000 S 500
l LAS ) " 400 &c,
Tickets S3-shares in proportion.
In which SCHOOLFlELD s. co, will sell on GER
liflcale packages of % tickets for only $40 50, and
can draw over $4,000
Orders by mail receive prompt attention
8Lf- Draws next SATURDAY, February 9TH, the
small Fly Seminary Lottery, class 6, capital prize
So0O0-Tickets Sl!-sharGs in proportion, in which
Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate packages of
% whole tickets for only $751;, halves S9, quarters
81 69 eighths 50 81. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFIELD Co,
No. l Calvert street,
1t FRS, Office from Baltimore street.
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~ CO.'S NATIONAL
. \ - L s L.

=
H LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE!
This gedt Capitr Prize Office has been removed
from No. lag Pratt-st. to No. 1 SOUTH CHARLES
STREET, where we will continue to keep a supply
of the lucky numbers in all the Lotteries under the
management Of j. G. Gregory \ CO., and invite all
who want good prizes for small outlay, to give us
acail. The following splendid schemes will be drawn
this week:
THIS DAY-5lO,OOO s 900, 90 of $1,000, sc sc.
Tickets 50; halves Sl50 quarters IS cents. Ceili-
ficae Of package $3.50,
WEDNESDAY-Grand scheme, four capitals OF
$4,000 each, 50 of $1,000, &c. Tickets So; halves
s., 50; qrs. S2.25. Certificate of package SIS 50.
THURSDAY-S2 900, $1,000. 10 of 1000, 10 of 800.
Tickets 81. Ceufcate Of package Sl4.75.
FRIDAY-S80OO, 200a 30 of 1000, &c. Tickets
s. so; qrs 81 cts. Certificate Of package IS Is.
SATURDAY-The fav0rite Small Fry-Capital of
5000. Tickets Sl.25; halves 6! cts; qrs 3lc Ger
ticaes of packages Of whOlGs 3s; halves SO; quar-
tiers 81 80; eighthS S2.25.
IT3' For the prizes in the above Lotteries apply to
TREMBLEY s. co.
No. SOath Charles street,
1t one door from Baltimore street.