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For The Ly1ar.
TO"BASlL THE CREATE

TO"BASlL THE CREATE
You say at twiligtt's pelisive hour.
While seated meath the vine-clad bower.
You'll think of her whose lonely heart,
In friendships wreath still, forms a part.
'Tis not for ms TO limit thoJght,
Yet yours think, too finely wrought.
Tolayish on fading flower,
That's blasted by affections power.
% When death, with his relentless dart.
Has piercedslny warm and throl1bing hear.
Then, at my grave mourner be,
And DER me plant the willow tree.
Go, join again the glittering shrong,
And listen to their mirthful song.
And never more give thought to one.
. Who rests beneath no sculptured stone.
Home! home! that dear and once loved spot.
By me will never be forgot,
Where oft in childhood | have PLAYED.
Beneath the beech trees leafv shade.
Great Basil! Unjust say farewell;
For soon in other climes I'll dwell,
But mem'ry oft will bring to mind,
The generous. friends Fve left behind.
FLORENCE LYLE.
ACADIA Mss, Dee. %, 1916.
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EDwARD EVERETT AND WILLIAM c..
PREsroN.-We. are glad 70 see these
eminent men, who have occupied the
highest places in the Government with
equal honor to themselves and to the
country, now at the head eftwo Of the
most distinguished literary institutions
~ MISUNDERSTANDING University and
the College of South Carolina. They
are great men, and the presidency Of a
college is great Office, though the
dignity of teaching has not been highly.
enough considered -NoriA AMERICAN
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On our fourth page,-tbe reader will
see that MIR. 'Culberson is in town with
fine stock of goods.-lVe have ex-
amned some Of his. goods, and think
them both cheap and good. Give bin
a call
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

B. II. Ewing (Whig) has been cleo
ted to congress from sthe. Nashville
Tenn district, in place of DIR. Peyton
deceased.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

A New STATE.-The people of WIS
coNsrN are taking of organizing into a
State, and asking admission into the
Union at this session. The people seem
TO be almost unanimous in favor of The
formation of State Government, but
are great deal divided as 10 the best
method OF ar irving atthe end proposed.
An effort, however, will be made 10
bring Wisconsin in simultaneously with
Texas st. Louis Republican.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

FHE SouTHRoN--edaoriat Change
Ii. II. Van. Wrinkle has retired from
the EDITORIAL chair of fhe Southron, and
rs SUCCEEDED by A. e. s.Baine. Mr.. Van
Hlnk'e is an able writer. and we re-
greet to loose him from the chair editor
raj. With Mr.. Baine's debut, we are
much p. eased. We think it the duty. of
the wings generally to sustain the
Southron; for it is a most excellent pa
per. II Is to, be published tire weekly
during the session of the Legislature.
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Quick TRAvELING.--The Presidents
Message is said to have been transmit
ted from Washington to Baltimore in
one hour and two minutes. The short
est trip ever made on The road. -Ap-
peal.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

At last the heavens ale propicieus,
and rain comes down in earnest. We
may now expect to see steamboats~i
the riveB and cotton floating off to
market.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

The shock Of an earthquake was felt
at Memphis on Tuesday the 21sf uIt.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

William Smith has been elected gov
ernor of Virginia
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

The Montgomery Ala. Journal saws
there is large deficiency inthe.cotton
. crop iR. that region.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
COMiREss

Richie and HESS have. been sfscted
printersto' the House Of Represents.
tiyes--
Mr.. Siantonshas int roduced bin 40
establish a port Of entry at Measgilss
Bills have been idtgodncads IN. beth
Houses Gor the admissions OF Texas ID,
&, to the Euion. Mr.. Adams has INTRO.
dueed remonstranees against The .ad
mission of Texas --mto.ahe. Union as
slave State.
ThesCar rolton Democrat and OTHER
iocofoeo paperssare out agains, the CIR: +.
caiat:ou Of Tennessee paper IN Ibis
Slate. They may have abundanee OF
the'preciods metals q that region, ht1ft
Tor this section OF the. state we can scy,
That without Tennessee paFer we SHOULD
have no CIRCULATING. nedium at all.
The Legi ltture is advis edit pa $ claws.
prohibiting under severe penalties the
circulating medium ofother states from
passing here as money. The Legisla.
ture mightsenact such law, but our
word Tor 1t, north and east Mississippi
would not submit to it, for with us and
them, the paper Of other states com.
prlses nearly the entire circulating
iiieuru'n. Dut ti1s loot -uur,I,,,.,
in order TO be consistent, must set up a
desperate bowling and yelling against
all Banks and the paper emissions of
banks, and they hold their consistency
paramountto the welfare Of the conn.
try. If, we are incapable of regulat-
ing banks our selves, so as TO furnish
our citizens a convenient currency, lie,
US not vent our spleen at the people of
other states who differ from us in that
respect, by placing. an embargo upon
the circulation Of their currency among
US. We trust the Legislature will do
no such thing.
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OF Our citizens seem rife for re-
formation in morals among us, and are
resolving among themselves TO take
the matter into tlits-own hands, and
bring to condign punishment in one
way or another, all who trespass.uPon
the majesty Of the law and moral, in,
future. That is the proper course for
all orderly men TO rursue,. and it can
and mast be done. The fountain Of the
great deep must be. broken up. and it's
bitter waters made'to flow somewhere
else. Your shoulders TO the wheel
your hands to The. plough, and never
look back 1ntiI the incubus Of vice is
rolled from amofg US. You who have
families, and wish. to rain up. your
children. AS they should 60, you, should
stand forth in-armof. bright, and con.
tend inhinchingly with those uhha!low
ed influences which. are poisonous to
them Their tender minds are rcceiv-
ing impressions that years of moral
teaching.can never wipe, cut. They
are coming TO years Of discrenon with
their eyes accustomed to crime i'm all
lis forms, and 'it-needs uoprophetic eye
to foresee that.lhe resalt&ilI 'betheir own
ruin, and yeur eternal sorrow. Will
you heed these admanitions?- or' will
you say ihis.is only the fifl lever Of.
a Young mans fancy. Be ii so; your
eyes viii soUn'sce, and your ,yaars,wsiiil
soon. hear unless sonseftling IS done !.
Are You aware: thai you're ildren, boys
.frep. . to15t years ofs.ase, go leaesy
day with pistols and atrks il, THAR sbo- !.
soras2 fl asa faca. aud ae have been
requested 10 cab aifeftioa tesit. These
deadly ihssrumenls have been wrssted.
from there Within iheyery walks of the
school room. Shame. aean these men
who WIT poke .soisie,l into the sbo,ssoms.
IF their childran! Il IS wrong, at is
disggf acefua, and sheaid.pot be allowed
Let The people look toairis mattel. and
apply the remedy f1sline. Let Sun
day sehoclssbe established here for chill.
dfen, to keep them from breaiting the
sabbath, and employment given them
In the week, and above all, don't. suffer
them to see apistol or dirk.
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The fumor ofMr. Packenhams re.
call seems to be unfounded.
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For tie Lynr.
TO THE ONE THINK OF.

There iswithin the human heart,
A somelhing-none can tell;
! feel it nor have TO part,
And say TO thee, farewell"
1t burns within the resfive breast,
And leaves an aching there;
= Which none but those we cherish ties,
Can by their love repair
Heavepss'decree has made It so,
Then surely lit issright;'
Yet would that tAou shnld'st. never
know,
The pdhg wi'HOut,respite::
But still the ch3rm. Of. hope is lea,.-
That bids me.leer despair.
1t whispers, 1''tho' I'me now bereft,''
YET soon I'4seeSmyf fair.
Then dear lady;dare thee wcib
Stern. duly'aids. me go,
Bu' only fora while TO dwell,
=. Where'alt.mx Joy rs woe,
Here lsmy homefana heye' my heart,
Lady keep It tendetIys
. Ana "whlle from homes remembered
-. spot,
fa think Of thee'f only. 80 ~ 3
"a ~ .lss.BAsH THE RsAr. .
'PANobGsspees28, f845s ,
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MACHINE poETRY.-The editor of the
Nashua Telegraph is responsible for the
following tender lines over loafer.
The morning sun shining,
A He heedeah notfhe ray,
But at-full length reclining,
The snoring loater lay:
Now, ladies, don't deride him.
lie dreams of beer and ale,
While the lntle dog beside him
Corks The bottle acith has tail!
THE GENERAL EPITAPH.--Born, toiled
and worried for food, ciolhing aud
II. $ =. .s1ssa BIZ fhqx ehnnioia IN B. 4
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Nochange Ins4he cotton market.
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u th'iAh ol thScs only 49,
- 49, BASH THE REAr.
'PANosAeleees28, i845. I
THE WILD .C.tTTLE OF TEXAS
Wesiad the following icie,. in re-
lalian 70 3tl4e-wild cattle Of. sPoxas. in a
recent hudfbef Of the Houston .TeIe
graph.-4ppeuf. -
ThessetlEefss notwithstanding open-
'ed tar ms near thegsehfces .of.flIe Sam
=tiabnlel and Brushy, fia9 the, eou.lt4ss
well stocked with a singular breed, oT:
wild eeatie. Lafge droses Of these cat
tlesare found. not only 90 fhe Sam Ga
brle4, lseona aud. other tn iIyutaries of
. Little River, but also on The Sam Saba
The 4lano and 1naIiy tributaries of the
Upper Colorado. FAR above the settle
aients.. they differ ia .fofsm, oofbr and'
habits from altthe rearitiesei domestic
cattle in-Fexase Phey are inyarfbyl
OF q. dark brown color, with. a Sigh.
tlnge of dasky. yellow on the tip of the
nose and. the belly. Their horns are
remarkable large, and stand ont straight;
from the head, Although these cattle
are generally much larger thaa.the
domestic cattle, they are more fleet and
nimbIe, and when pursued. often, out
strip horses that .easily 'oufrun. the buff
fato, they seldom Venture. far out into
the parties, but are generally found in
or near. The forests that skirt the
streams in that section. Their meat is
OF an excellent flavor, and is perferred'
oy. me seulers TO the meat OF the do
nestle cattle. 1t is said that their fat'
is SO hard and compact that it will MOI
melt in the hottest days OF summer
and the candles formed with it are far.
superior to those that are formed with
the tallow Of other cattle Some ner
sons have supposed that tits possible
these cattle are a distinct. race inaigen-
Gus to America; and the immense skeI-
etons of a species Of fossil OK with
straight horns, that ale often. found in
the beds Of the BraZos and Colorado.
would seem to strengthen this opinion.
But as these cattle are now found only.
in the vicinity Of the old Missions, it is
much more probable that they are the
defendants of the cattle introduced by
the.early Spanish advenfurers.-It is
said that a species of wild cattle, differ
ing from all the domestic. breeds of the
Eastern continent, is found in the Sand
wich Islands; but it is. welt ascertained
that this breed is derived from the do.
mestic cattle that were left on the Is.
lands by Vancouver. These cattle are
SO wild that they can only be caught
alive by entrappmg them in disguised
pits. The celebrated botanists, Douo.
las, while on aStour in che of those Is
lands, fell into one of these pits. and
was gored 10 death by wild bull, who
had been tnus .entrapped. Several at
tempts have been made. by the settlers
on the Sam Gabriel TO domeaicate The |
wlld'catte in that section, sbut they have
thus far been UNSUCCESSFUL As thew !
are far superior to=the domestic cattle
Of the country, not. only In size,
strength and agility, bat also in the
favor of their meat and the density of |
their fat, they might, if once domesti-
Gated, become a valuable acquisition to
the agriculturists of this country.
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ACADIA Mss, Dee. %, 1915.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

All attempls at compromise HAVING
failed, II becomes the duty Of CONGRESS-
to consider what measures 1t may be
proper to adopt. for The security and
protection Of our citizens now lnhabit.
ing, Or wbomay hereafter inhabit Ore
.gon, and Cor the maintainance Of our
lusl title to-that territory In adjoining
measures for this purpose, care should
be taken that nothing be. done to violate
the stipulations Of the convention Of
1927, which IS still in force.' The faith
of treaties, sin their letter and spirit
has. ever been, and, i trust, will ever
be, serupuleus observed by the United
States. Under ihatconveation, wears
notice is reqaired to be given by either
Pafty to the other, before the ioinfzoc-
euPancy shall terminate, and before
either can rightfully assert or exercise
exclusive Jurisdiction over any portion
OF. the, territory. This notice il would
IN my Judgment, be proper togive; and
recommend that provision be made
by law Cor giving it aecordinglys and
terminating, in this manner, the con-
ventien o. the sixthsof August 1897. =
1t Will become proper for Congress,
TO determine what legislation they g.
IN the mean time. adopt wilhous yiolNds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-09
lotteries.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH sTREEr
~, AL tha wor'd ssy what usy eau,
r0r selling Prizes. sTsArTos's III. nan,

~, AL word usy eas
For selling Prizes. sTsArros's the man
-, pn~sNo. Of N'non<sn, Lottery. No. io-M.reh 9Th
rkrt Nos ~ o. prize Of ..................s $500
~. 10 " "a ri,. NOR. Capital. ..n a.. ,.s f., IN.
No. 20 ~ 90 Lottery by STRATUM
Drawn No- Of Aessndria Lottery. Extra ss-N.,,hs,h.
ls ~ So 81 81 II &c AZ % 10 "a Al
$4,000. 10000, 1000
sosdsy-Lss.burr 10 Cspitslr $40 600 ,ooo aeoo ~
1000 DC 10 Nos Is drawn Whole. as have. So ou,n,,,
$4,000, 5000.
Tue.d,y-Asrandra So III. Cspitalz $4,000 Som ,,oo
quartsn Is. " w.
$1,000 20OO
Medne-iay-Aenpdria 50. Erta. Capitals: $1,000 1000
100 1000 300. 500. TOO co., IS No. rs s,,xnnnI,
~ So halves rs: quarters SO cts.
S30,0OO. 10000,
Ihustay-heIandna Co. EItrs. s1o ooo 10 mn
5000 1000 1000 Of 1000 Of Of ie,e =, of 4, no
&c 10 Nos II drawn.-who.. $40 h.l,,, !, ,n.,. az
fnday-Mononssia IL Cspas 1000 1000 $40 Of 10, ~
zoe sof $50, As rs No. ~ whoI.. s h,y,. SOU
qusrters use. " w.
$1,000. 1850.
sstnrday-hsIandris EItrs 81 captas $1,000 rose Of
1000 OF 300 &c &C Nos ~ dawn wbole. az So h,v,,
rs; quarters g. ~ w. ''
$4,000, 10000
honday Class C,pi,,l. s,o m, on mn
$4,000 5000. Of 5000, SOC 1000 Ae rs No. 4, d,r
"bo-s us; halves so. qs IS
Buyes list OF Prime. vhi,h .,. ,.....s
q. the Once proof Of has been done. AID ,vrr
drawing Continues TO Increase .d Nv
p Orders for An m. 49,.
schemes and in all Lottees promptly ..pS.d N ,s
drawing sent when requested. - 49,
Pisase address orders 10 n srRArroN
ds2o R,,nmo.S "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-09
'"ie OF tract OF Land, i'm the couu " OF ssen-
co, uh or n ID ed of Trust.
III " AA 10 Il

n ,,,, -. = 70 VII" PIU'I|IUHs OF decd ri
us ea'ss the LIST day Of May Isaa and recorded in ,h
once ofihe County Court Hennen executed he N,,,
70 me undesgned for The purpose securing sum
o. 'neen mentioned due Bernard shall on rrp.~
~ ~ % "heh 1880 Al IL oelk NJ AZ num-
me premises TO the highest cash ,et a.
aree OF Land lying IN the County abov. m. ,v s
n d oern I'D ard wife eIeeptrg ~ acre, o,,a
conveyed ~ the said Bsrnard ws ind al,
- aso me minerals heh on the ,Id laps
ne prvieFs Of searching foi i. -rprr.ed
~ ofin 10 me deed from the Berna-u and f % ,hs
w. on The day above appointed sale Of N, 90
| eanef snail be such IN the trustee n. 20
ennet lmpioer to pre-' cv ne i'm ,h,, .v., r.
l @ ind viii be continued from day 10 day sun-av. o.,
I'M. me ame l. en- 'eied shall only convey such ute =,
ieve t. be good I0ESrIS e ~ ' rnIeh l De-
dds Az NA-Ieii'
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CADDIS b. LUCk'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE
'SE-sE-sT Rooms UNDER THE E4GLE,
CORNER MAN AND 18TH srsErr

BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE EsoLE
Corner Mas .Sp 18TH srsErr.
DRAWINGS RECEIVED EVERY DAY AT l O'CLOCK
DrawB No. PosonoEs a.:
4o 81 % 40 81 81 II - 3s 6S 20.
Drawn Nos. OF D-'aNars SIS.
81 IS IL % - IS 10 81 81 Is 81 50 70 81
Unparalleled Luck at LUCKs Lucky on The erv H.
what's the matter The peooe have fond ~,
all pr Ies are 10 the hand OF LUCK. Wv '-~'
ihsr' be any who have been unfortunate b s,
ing IA Lotteries let them Gallon LUCK he has eiearv .bon
ed for al such. vas '''1'''A
Luek's Schemes for this weekl
A SPiendid Scheme for tbs morning.
S3OOOO-lOO OF SlOOO!.
Lowest No Pine S5UO
Grad Consolidated Louer, No TO- To b. dawn n, WI
mns'on Delaware, March 7ih, IS Mes Is drawn Grad
PI yes OF SEQ, Se Teses $40. haye. ars So ,s,,s,
OF - "hoe' VIII be sent for lls IS qrs 90 So
TS, nia!.DrISwaIe, $4,000 Tickets 81 so.
cts s. " -VVO' &C iiet-
rhsr'try-Pokomose Ie-s7OOo 10 OF 1000 &c rieLe,s,
fday-Posomoke So-sI4ooo 20 of 1870. &C Ticket. o.
ssiuday-PoEomoke Sl-ss SO OF 1000 De Tess,, n
Also Pokomoke' 5s-sIs,oO", 1000, sc. Tickets e.
Another Grand scheme!
S5J,UO0 10000, $4,000!
GIsni Consolidated Lottery, No H. to be drawn At Villains,
ton Delaware On SATURDAY March Ith Is drawn GaSe
OF 500 100 Of 400 &C etei ss halv,s g. quarters Ger
uheaie OF 20 who sl44 bsves "a sS quarters IS
$4,000, 10000 100 OF 1000
Gand Consolidated Lottery TO be dr.yp on s.ur
day iaieh 2Iu, 1876. IS IL drawn Grand Cote.
$4,000 - 900 5000 5000 1000 100 pines Of
so Of SuO, 90 OF 300 &c. Tickets SI2 halves os3 esr
heA d - WhoeS lbs go IS or, % 90
S3O,OOO-l5,O OO-lOO OF 1000.
otaha .ohsoda'rd Lottery No II to be drawn Saturday
afeh 2st 1855 IS Nos drawn. Grazd Capar $40 800
900 1900 5000 5000 23si prizes Of 1000 Ae TteA,.
- ses II ~. 20 ars IS IS. ~
y Ptrons ordering BY the package any the above can
s pe OF nrss TICKETS hare every day mes from
70 ~ ana when remittance - made large or sml
VIII NNay invest IN the most popular Lotteries hand The
aNgs sent when requested TO Al from me The
'ol a' can % had az usual At right On letters eneo--
let casa OF pIe tickets the Postsgs ned paid The
:. 10 me above Lotteries orders Addressed 10
meet The most prompt and CONFIDENTIAL attention Person.
rom the eouEiy Wasting the city, should m m nd th. All
S'res are in tie hands OF LUCK For Prizes address
mig e. u JTrCE pt.h--.-4 ~,
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e. BURRUss' PRIZE OFFICE, Soaah AN
~. Sired. RICHMOND m "

q BuRRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South AN
~. Street RICHsoSD. ~. "
Dn~inr o. Pcsonose Lottery. No4:
is 80 <s GO CO 10 l6 60 IS IL 4s "a
Teisi Nos is Ga min Capital sold and raid By
Drawing n POsouoke Lottery. No a..
3 81 10 Is SIS 9 S ~ / 81 IL IS
paid By the aLprze seller BIIRRIJss
Drawing OF Polonose Lottery. No "a
~ IS IS &c 20 SIS Al IS e. 80 SO 60
r'sis' Nos IS eo-'n smother Capital Of $500 raid
BURRUss.
Drawing NJ Delaware, No IS;
80 IS IL % - IS 10 81 80 Is 81 50 ~ 81
u awins Of komose No &c.
~ 50 SO 10 80 So IL 81 80 65 90
W GIL OR SEND TO BURRCss IF YoU WANT
Lotteries for this weekI
Grand and ugenIfeeHt Lottery for to day Monday
S3O,OOO-lO0 Of $1,000!
loves three number Prize 500 Don.r,,
Gand Consolidated Lottery, 10 10 be drawn a, n,nv
ton Delaware March 7. is's IS nunS.r. IL dawn Grad
prizes OF aOO &c THk-t. SO halves Or.
OF Is whoe' will Be sent for sIs2S halves So qasre 20 so
splendid Lottery for Tae,isy-capsls $4,000 5000 1000.
10 OF 900 Ae IS No. IL drawn ballots Tickets ~
halves IS, quarters 62e. WV
Two MSsoihesni Lo,eri.. for wedn.-d.y-onnd Capital.
$4,000 1000 5000 3Ooo $500 $780, 1000 30 Of 500
70 Nos ~ dawn eaIO.s Tickets -, halves Z, Grs
Aso the Dollar LoIisy-CapnAs: 5000 1000 SEA dc nc
% Nos 10 drawn ballots Tickets Soc or, IS cent,
For THURSDAY grand seheme-Capa. sI7 soc 5000 esoc
100 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500 &c Nos i4 drawn ballot,
Tickets s1, halves 2,;o, quarter, I,25.
friday-Grlnd
1000. 5000 1000, 1900 lies 20 OF 1000 &c ~ No. ~
ballots TIese;s I, haves2, qu. I.
Also The Peoples FAvorte-Cspiial; $1,000 1000 500 Se
Is Nos iSdra~n ballots Tickets 81, halves Soe or. Is ca
For Saturday Morning nne seheme-Capial, $1,000 5000
Tickets 81 halves l. qrs. SO.
for Saturday Evening two splendid ses-nes-Grand Capital,
soeo 5000 5000 1000 1890 Of 1900 Nos IL dwa
ballots Tickets 4, halves :, qrs I.
Also, the Dollar LotIsry again Capitals. $1,000 Ie ne AZ
No'r IL drawn ballots Tickets 81, halves soc qs 9Se.
Another Grand Scheme for l4h March
S5OOO0. 10000. lO,OOU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Cas- No dwn on s,u,
day. le4t al Wiminson, Delaware. IS drawn Grand
Capitals OF $4,000 5000 6sOo 5000 40 OF ooo 40
II sou leo Of 900. &c Tickets STA halves g. orr, 2 eern
cate OF 20 whoes costs sl4i &c halves 20 quarters
1 Orders for packages certificate orsnrs
IN any Of the above Loueres, will be promptly attended 10 ard
the drawings srni To all who them Large or .a nriy.
asned al SIGHT Postage paid at all times All
eommun cations entirely confidential.
2 Peons sending for Tickets OF the above Ioer.
should in mind that BURkUsS ALucky Pr1e one = bs
place to send If they want money. Address
CICERO BURRUss,
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q. DRINCKERHOOF,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
HNNHIS MEnIEINE ,,.hn.. G 4

'ENHlS MEDICINE, when first Introduced some
years SINCE met with opposition deadly aimed hostility
from ignorant and vapd venom
att CHASING among the nesuus Of fruless
'mpis TO juTe this medicine
passed away the base individuals have hrnk
away conscious ~ their mistaken ZEAL and len
proudly rank itself the rt greatest the
Consumption that terTn, d"soyer Of
our kind Liver Complaints Coughs and Colds the Brss,
ana side and their evils rendered harmless and
inert wnen met by and Restorative
aosiopponuuey the efforts Of the Proprietor place his nvaa
bic compound before the public ing crown
ed with success and nevey place where the angel destruction
unde the cloak OF disease, found
shall drive hun afar and ae the omen
them the JOYS Of state Of What
Blessing TO the nearly bereav the oppornne
aid insing life into the ndeaed onei Heed
the voice bothey eIpouaon resort
Al once while there that best Of
TO the almost hopeless sick the Health
The following certificate from DR.. Chiffon,
New YORK Chemist:
IL have aEayIed bo,e Of medicine called &c Brnckerho,
Health Restorative and dbd that does contain Mercury or
any other metallic PREPARATION opium form
eomPesedof vegetable entirely"
JANIS R. Chiffon, NJ d
G. BElNCKERHoFF, Proprietor, New fork.
Principal ohee $50 Broome Street. New York
1r For sale by the Agents,
NH GAYNOR A WOOD Dr,..,,.