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DENTISTRY. &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
IRIS. PEARSON and AEFOuX inform their patients
- that they be consulted daily c.
their office, from NJ. to P. NJ. DR.. ffesTsS-.ss
ffssGs GEEK ,oo vent knowD sSd
appreciated 20 require enumerang. His Block Tees are
particularly worthy the aeDan OF those requiring artificial
Their graded TO suit the circumstances of
all Office at their residence B4hO.N.NE street.
Canal street. ap2 If
DENTAL NOTICE.
II SMITH, DENIIST, begs leave to his
L. friends and the public that he has c.
not left; and does not intend TO leave. the fasss<z
ay ce ds may bs ona be o s09ped At b.
and 50. Charles street. ml24 If
DIR. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
fAVlNG- returned to the city of New Orleans from his
IL tour in the North aud East, prepared
to perform all operations appertainng 10 the HatG
TEETH and has become acquainted with u a fAfYEA
the best mode Of operating approved by the @JdJJ
College OF Dental Surgeons oil Baltimore, NIL His price
for operations in proportion to suit the times. alt
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
In LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. MENSlNG'S
TOOTH-dCHE ELIXIR, change. tS~ Office
No.53 Bar0lne street. 4th door above 06nuou st.
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NEW WATCHES. JEwELRY, ETC.
ETJE are receipt of large and splendid stock OF
w Gold and Silver, Lever, Lepine and Deuplex ~
WATCHES, of the BEST EsGLIsH and SWISS M
.@YSISa yer-ware, Spestacles, Gold Pens, s.ss<1
So ~ Pocket and Table Cutsry, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies' and
gentlemen STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. as is
selected by ourselves The Northern cities with and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city:
KNOWLES & NOEL, 3o Canal street.
n B-Our personal attention will he devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks, Jevery etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily chargs
nStf I'm.
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL

Il.
THIS Establishment having been repaired and newly fpr
Il nhed will be opened on the Goth of May for the -
reception Of Viers and Families wishing spend the final
Sumner at pleasant Watering Place The under. 8::A
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
d. nee, and will keep the houe Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants and
expense will be spared erdeT the visiters
pleasant and ageeahle [my2 2ml G. LEWIS 4 CO.
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SHREVEPORT ELEcTIoN,-The town elections
of Shreveport took place on the 9Th inst, and re-
suited in the election of the following officers :
Mayor, r. n. Wood Trustees, F. Il. Roach, Jas.
Allen, William n Head, T. II. P. Scott, Martin
Tally, F. w. Waldron; Treasurer c. Barry.
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NuC OILS.

,U,upFE TuoiISAND gallons Winter and Spring
l RIeached Sperm in casks and DIS I'D 1,yhI j.; In
10 900 gallons WRer and Sprl nI X hbs ba.;
Quality Tanners oil $50 gallons Boiled Linseed OIL and ~
po's' 'ea''i00' oA WHITTEMORE 4 CUTTER.
.,o 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
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o. powerful movement has sprung up in
Western Virginia in favor of a Convention to
amend the present State constitution. Reform
meetings have been held already in some counties,
and many others are called. Members of both
political parties have enlisted indiscrminately for
a convention, but do not of course unite on the re-
forms to be discussed
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Wholesale Emporium Of Hats and Caps.

1 arrival from their Factory in New York, large m,
essase and well selected Stock Of HATS and CAPS. A
"a They are confident the assertion that their 9
aStock is the complete of any other estab -
shment the Southern Country consisting N part Of
BEAVER. NUTRIA and MOLESKlN HATS.
b Il Rack and Orab BRUSH do.
Mems and Rows SPORTING do
Panama Leghorn Campeachy and Pamieaf. with gen.
era assortment Hats suitable for Country Trade, which
will sell at reduced prices and on reasonable terms
my4 I'm d. w Il F. BELDEN. ChaItres St
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FOR G LIFORNlA
SMITH & BROTHER, Sc Common st.
TIAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those go-
ing to Calfnrnia, Gheap and good. ca
BRIDES Bits. slinaps Saddle Bags and S4aA
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and d
description among them may be found Caps Coats Capes,
Ieggings Waterproof Blankets, Air Pillows, Air Beds,
Tarpauiins Tents, Clothing Bags. ETC., etc.
Al the sign OF the GOLDEN SADDLE, So Common
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

"
f1iIE undersigned has Just reted and opened the above
h welikIown and tayorite establishment, and in \gA
tends to maze IT, every respect worthy of the pat ssssM
ronase OF his friends and those who wish TO 14A.x
pleasant dive to Of the elegant and salubrl0us
treats in the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
- the best order he will have boats out at all times to keep
his table supplied with the nny tribe fresh from their
home lie will also be at all times supplied with everyde
scTptlon OF wild game and all the decaces that the New
Orleans market affords. tog ether with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his temperance friends
Come one. come ALL" Ed2D 6m1 DAN HICKOK
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

ChESCEN
CORNER CUSTO.uHO USE md ROyET SITS.
sHy Ill. be opened for the reception of BOARDERS ons
w WEDNESDAY, january 3, 1919. Well fur -
nlsied ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen
TABLE-the best the market will afford. E-t.A
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
rey for the accommodation of city and transient Board
II is Of the healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared 10 render those whmay
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
t~ Terms as reasonable any establishment Of the kind
in tie city IIal dSI W.T. E. ALEXANDER Proprietor.
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SMITH & BR OF 2 4, =,

HAVE received large additions to their stock q bebst
manufacturer and warranted to stand ali .;ien ~
weather s & r. would call the parIcua, aa,e pIsts
,fornan IN their Bortles Canteens and w aeI
manntaetnd with special Ieen9s to the many sna az az
pi'r1 n;aSins Air Beds hch weigh only IL pounds
PORteqp Bsgs sadie t HsEs e Wadne
"a IT, ns etc Judia Rubber Blankets Pillows ETC.,
ETC AsoSTENTS. TENT-CLQTHS,s Saddles bI nabIs
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's,HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
l friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been bis charge for several has just NH
been elegantly eted enlarged and efuInished in
fashionable manner and the organization OF
evey department complete The most splendid suits OF
apartments be had all times giving few hours
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders of the most desirable IN the
for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasure and there shall be exeOns
spared have continue merit the liberal support it has
beretofore eceved III. J. HARTWELL.
et5" The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness .my7 d&Wf
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Z . n 4 d I " q II q y 3 Z,
12l CRATER Street, betucen ST. Charles and Cdron.
dele Strest$1Oas door from he corner of Carondelet ST.
AIRS. WILSON Gate OF q Bienvle street, respect.
WI fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible LOCATION occu R
pied by her during the last year. She has had herk4
HOUSE thoroughly refied and prepared for the
daton of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and
yenence of her patrons merit and of
the same Her terms will be. as heretofore MODERATE.
Nv
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,
No rs .Af4G.4ZI.NE STREET.
rfNIE Subscribers have constantly hand the most
L tensive assofmen of Furniture, conss ing OF zzj
"a BUREAUS, DINING and CENTREe-Af.
Es3 SING CASES. LOUNGES, 0TTQ-EESEEif{s
~ MANS, CHAIRS, REDSTEADS, LOOKING
GLASSES, DESKS Etc etc. ff'- Citu and Country
Dealers are requested to give call before purchasing
elsewhere as our stock all times very large and complete
FISHERS fr0n The Country also requested to call and
examine our stock rs determined not to be beat in
prices by any other house III the city.
ia2 NCUJIrF FLINT co. rs Magazine st.
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NEWS BY THE HIBERNIA.

In the Louisville papers of Saturday last we find
the fullest accounts we have yet seen of tue news
by the Hibernia. We give below the details not
before published by US:
FRANcE.-The Journal Des Debats announces
that the French minister at Turin has been in
structed TO encourage the King of Sardinia to re-
iect-the terms of peace which have been attempted
to be forced by Marshal Radelzsky, and also adds
that orders have been furnished to the Sandman
Admiral, Albina, to remain in The Adratc until
existing difficulties shall be renewed.
In the Assembly on the 22d ult. the bill for in
Identifying the proprietors of houses in the French
colonies was passed to a second reading. The
sitting on the 24th strictly occupied in
sidering the bill introduced by Gen. Lamoriciere
for the organization of he army. He proposes to
abolish the drawing by conscription, and to make
every one liable to military service.
NJ Forapold of the Roman Republic has pre-
senfed protest to the Government against the ex-
petition to Civia Vecchia.
Fears continue to be expressed as TO the fidelity
of the army, among which spirit Of socialism is
affirmed to prevail more extensively than is gen
orally admitted. In evidence of this fact, it is
stated that the 9th regiment of light infantry and
SD regiment of the line were ordered to quit Paris
on the 22d, at four hours notice.
In consequence of some appearance of dissatls-
faction Just before the squadron got under way
from Marsees for Civila Vecchia, Gen. Ondinot
issued proclamation, in which he tells the troops
that The Government Is resolved 10 MAINTAIN In all
quarters of the globe its old and legitimate nfu-
ence, and would not allow the doctrines of The
Italian people to be at the mercy of foreign power,
party which is but minority. 1t has con-
lided TO charge and aid the French flag for us
TO plant in the Roman territories as striking sym
Dol OF our sympathies.
The Govesnment has appropriated 100000 francs
10 prevent the spread of the cholera. During the
six months the cholera has attacked $500 persons,
$500 of whom have died.
In 1882 the cholera ragged in seventy depart
ments, and one alone lost $1,000 inhabitants.
Cholera cases are decreasing in the hospitals of
Paris. The staple industry of Paris is gradually
improving The general news by the steamer Nj
agara was seen from board the Hibernia one
dav out from Liverpool.
Father Mathew will positively sail for New York
in the Ashburton on the 22d of May. There is
nothing of importance Of political character in
continental matters, as they remain pretty much as
reported by the last steamer
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NGLIS RULE

w woRKIN MEN,
SHALL
AMERICANS
ENGLISH sfH RULE
IN THIS CITY!
Threatened all Americans who shall dare to express
ENGLISH h asHRs HT'GeH h' dr ct the
sdvocate no violence but free expression of opinion
woRKrN e G a, fgs''s FIR TRREEMEN,
STAND BY YOUR
LAWFUL RIGHTS!
AMERICAN COMMITTEE.
The Louisville papers of last Saturday furnish
Us with some details of the riot which are fuller
than those previously received:
"The assembled mob endeavored TO break
though the doors and windows of the theatre.
The police then repealed them by throwing water
on them. The rioters still persevered. Several
cmpanes of mounted horsemen arrived, who
we're pelted back with stones and driven from the
sld. company of infantry then arrived with the
Governor and City Guard who were received with
ashower of stones and other missiles by The mob
PORTION of the regiment under Col. Dunga was pre-
sent and portion of the artillery.
The riot act was finally read by Recorder
lalmadge. The mob continued to pet the soldiers
with stones, &C.; several of whom were badly
wounded and carried off. An order was then given
70 lire on the mob which was done, mostly how
ever with blank cartridges. Some balls were fired
and one or two men killed and several wounded.
The rioters not now dispensing, second, third,
and fourth round were fired-the latter time with
oals, when some ten or fifteen were either killed or
ha moially wounded. Several citizens, specta-
ns, were unfortunately killed or wounded. Some
Persons at considerable distance from the scene OF
actlen were killed. One or two women are said to
have been wounded, one colored woman. The
military kept possession of the field all night, and
this morning are throwing up entertainments
around the theatre"
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TO BLOCK-MAKERS & SHIP CHANDLERs
DATENr Ro er Bushed Shelves; 3to IL inches
L no. Roller Rushings for Shelves
Do Iron StIappet Blocks, ali sizes.
For sale low by SAM. LOCKE, and Front Levee.
myI0 Between Customhouse and Bienville
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,rAMrrn IMMEnIATELY.

WANTED lMNbDIh III = ~
WHOLESALE pu hsr e 70 ea ana examine nd my ss
constantly receiving by every arrival from New szzsA
IA York direct from my manufaetory IN tewI trs IN
LII ark N j. can sell cheaper than any othsI mouse ~
go the city and there be found in New oea sors
halter assortment those articles have At present
IN do1en If black white and pearl BtENA NlsIAS oil
fur and wool JOHN p o Doetaiys
fyI3 Is Cusonhoese At. 1l 2.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

kE Il. MEY Err, No. 100 CANT street Watch ~
I'm "fks N an$ sfsfT il !EW WE II
All JeWey articles repaired at moderate prices nisEs
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND FANCY GOODS,
with Hunting Gases Of NJ T. Tobias Roskei and
MATCHES ch Jewelry the latest styles. comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals, Ladies Braceets,
E SoA Goo
OF the firm the Eqropean markets consisting OF Work
ASSN F sad
Guns, pis,os Revolvers Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
as ea for sale at HSpE e' GoSbRIcH Is ch.
FINE WATCHES, JEwELKY, Etc.
z, A. TYLER 80 CAMP St. has constantly Fly, on hand
Lever f pdUex sGa Gyn Sy
s ssa x GsSs Sa .4tiI yssS Gs Tsss
Pencils Thjmbles Buckles Sc Fine bracelets RfGoc i
Candiestcks UIns rich Fancy Goods Lubin.s fine Per.
wh e.t Hss & g sse o 3D.
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knidEye Proectors etc, etc., constantly on hand, aud
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. nlo
YoUNG'S, No. Camp Street. New Orleans,
shs Se At
~ I've stock Of Ladies and Gents sl5sTR
fine, sns Lsvss Gs and Fob Chains
ssAAssalaiest and most fashionable style of Ladies, and
Gsntemen Breast Pins Also new patterns nn, OF stu,
n @aks 1 eos fa large sses consisting Of
of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices The pub
lie respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
b. The strictest attention paid the repairing of fine
Clocks and JeMe cans Dsng b and all
A IFS WArfautpt.
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MAcREADY Row-The following handful was
Vsted about the corners of New York on the morn
ing Of the 10Th, and shows the spirit which moved
The masses on the evening Of that day in their
ltempt to drive Macready from the stage:
tV w ORKIN G MEN,
SHALL
AMEpIGANg
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BILOXI HOUSE.
f}'HlS establishment will be opened for the reception OF
Il II L IL uSas~


rJ'HIS establishment will be opened for the reception of
i Visitars on TUESDAY May tb. The premises -
have been completely renovated and the Hotel now EA
oiefs Inducements TO in search OF heath COM
for pleasure equal il not SUPERIOR TO any public house on
the II occupies central siaou in the pleasant
and delight tu village Of biloxiof easy access from New
Orleans The green swaId in front of the house over two
width and is shaded by great number OF oak,
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the lNnes the coast aud of The New Orleans
mks nched 20 the house will be found Bath Houses,
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing IO0ms will please address the
Propetor at Biloxi. and forward their communications by
tie Biloxi packets as there but U 9 mail week.
my15 JOHN W. NIXON.
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CARRoLLTON HOTEL.


TyHHE undersigned respectfully inform the PUBLIC that they
have Just taken TIE above ntoned establish a.
mert. with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys. E:a
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc.. etc, appertan
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable improvements therein, they are
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boares It is almost useless TO expaate on the
numerous attractions to be found the CarrOlOn Hotel
Grounds As suburban place OF entertainment the esta6
lshment is second to in the South possesslpg as
does almost univaed and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production OF fruits and flowers are such
where be found in the vicinity OF New Orleans
As place Of temporary ruscatiOnas retreat from the
noise hustle and OF city ie- merits more than ord-
nary notice from the visiter.
The undeIsgne appre the the public that their Lader
will always be found well supplied with the choicest gual
ties of Game Fish etc; and they have laid IN timely
soed stock of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repas 10 private parties, at
the shortest possible notice. -.
The undersigned therefore atte themselves that in add
ton their efforts to please the beauty OF
tie location. its suta here the ease with which
he had their establishment by ra,oah render
the CarrotOn Hotel the most desirable OF all sumner resorts
for the citizens of New Orleans.
IF For of Board, etc, INQUIRE Mt the Pianten
Hotel or at the Hotel in CarTeiltOn. Capt A. AH6hLL
a,,9 If CAAs. CHANDLER.
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Immediately fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS going mp Onach'a or Red River, OF COM
l. ing Of said Riverst will find it to their advan
tase stop with him. all the Boats stop Bayou 1.:;H
fy2 ly T. 3 SMITH. Proprietor
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Forrest and Nacreddy Meetings
Meeting Of the american Institute-Tmmig grants
German Seruants.
Nr,v Nov n
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Ri IL. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street. Watch y~2
I'VE. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD tasM
FINS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES q
All JeWelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices nisEss
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-19
! horsc.lovied on as tho property Of
w Rngin, al the suit oil james II Prescott for

l horsc.levied on as tho property Of
W Kngin, ut the suit OF james II Prescott for
another. 80
| negro levied on as the property of.
NJ M Rich, at tho suit Of tho State for Taxes,
Robert J Holiday, 'rindul and Harvin.
3 negroes levied on as the property
OF J Tmdal, at the suits of B N Punich, 5 T.
Oliver, a e Houston, ] G Boil, jas G Straugo,
w A Colc1ough, james T Pack aud a J Mosos.
1nogro levied on rs tho property Of
Jehu Koib. at the suit Of NJ |, Roberts, assignee.
l horse levied on as the property Of
NJ Kolb, ut the suit Of W L Richardson, for
another.
1 negro levied On as the property of
w w S,ukcs, at the suit oI Jn,ncs II Pack.
negro levied on as tho property Of
II NJ Wheeler, mt the suit Of James Dunlap.
negro levied on as tho property of
J II Watt aud y IL b Brock, u, the suits Of r
Il Jtea.
/ horse lowed on as the property Of
j. II. Watt, at the suits OF Ino Coba and Jas
Ii. Prescott
negro, ! old wagon, 1 barouch, lot
of cattle and n,crist in apothccary shop levied
on as the property OF J. G. IIaynswor,h Ad-
minlstrator OF DIR. james lIaynsworth decd
at the suits of Snowdcn g. Smith and l.. w.
BonneN
HARVEY SKINNER, S. s. D.
10 Sept, 1Si9.
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A WELL. CONCERTED
INTRIGUE!
Valuable Secret DISCLOSED.

The welfare Of the American people renders
it necessary that they should be made cognizant
with u very momentous and valuable secret.
having an intimate connection with their pecun.
nTy,intercsts, tho great Importance of which,
urgently demands their most serious aud deli,
berate attention. There can be very little doubt
that there exists in the whole human faulty on
universal dislute 10 bear the "slings and arrows
ofoutrageous Fortune" SO long as they see others
Of the GENUS HoMo, (whether by lhu exercise Of
II more astute understanding, or Tho result OF
purely fortuitous circumstances dwelling ia
marble Halls. surrounded by parasites. aud re-
yelling in luxury, ease aud contentnent. Cpen-
ly and fcariessly objecting TO such "usEyEN
handed Justice" aud cuolly determined to des-
troy this ExrARrE medium Of busking in the
sunshine Of fortune, and if practicable establish
an equilibrium il society, PYFER s. CO., the
truly fortunate. far famed and old established
Lottery Brokers, generously inpan 10 the public
the offspring Of their laborious researches in the
abstruse mysteries Of the dark ages s--rIE AREA
NUS OF WEALTH! The cabalistic words are seven
in number. and when arranged according 10 the
directions Of the CABALA, signify
"Look to -PAfer s. Go. for Riches"
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN!
Erery Lottery sho,ccrs its treasures!
Correspondents read the glorious evidence!
PYTER g. CO Public Benefactors!
Sec the rirtue ofthe first order!
$4,000, Whole ticket, numbers 25 40 So,
drawn 70 August was sent to South CARROLL
ma. The result Of The first order! VI See
managers official drawing Of that date
$1,000, Quarter ticket, sent TO Pennsylva-
na.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to Louisiana.
10000, Half Ticket, sent 10 Pennsylvania.
5000, Half ticket, sent TO Ohio.
$4,000, Quarter ticket, sent 10 North Carroll.
ma.
5000 Quarter ticket sent to So Carolina.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia.
5000 Quarter ticket, sent to New York.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to South Carol;-
Ia.
5000, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia
~ Nearly every Prize paid and OIL file.
PYFER g. co. always refer TO the Mana
gers!
o. Every person should try his or her
, luck!
Tho first trial often Draws the CapitaI!
BANK DRAFTS, payable at sight in
Gold, remtted promptly TO any part of the
United States for Prizes sold by PYFER &
co.
rYFER s; co. sell all the large Prizes |!
ONE ORDER MAY DRAW A FORTUNE!
Splendid Schemes for Sept.
18A0.
All Orders strictly confidential at Pyfcr
i. Co.'S.