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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,

TIIE ORIGlNAL DlSCONENEN Of TIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
oJ Dr Townsend Is now about 70 years Of age and has
long been known as the A t5THOR and DISCO YERER
of ihe q N UINE E ORIGINAL "TOVNSEND
SapSAPARILLA Being poor. he compelled To
limit lis nanuacture By which MEANS has been kep ou
had nroyed IFS worth and known value 1t had reached
the ears of many nevertheless those persons VINO hau
been healed Of diseases and saved from deah pro-
,lalmed les wonderful
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
E5- dH Leitrs and Orders must be addressed TO-
WALLACE 81 CO.,
InN DrnnL...n.. A.. III.

For SHELBY Johm Bean. t'adlIi " tn,geun
Co.. IIarrsyilIr; J Russell & Co.. Jefferson; Us
A. 'I'ngtert, Tippecune; A. +. Crostcy, New
Rumle, John Parrish. Moorcfcld; J I. Camblctl.
DeersyiiIc, Isaac Lewis, Georgetown. and by Mcr.
chants aud Druggists in every town in the State
February %. lS50-y
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and Chronic Coughs nIuudany prove its WaiHg efficacy In
such diseass and uuduubed curative power and soothing,
healing properties in the following complaints and dsenscs,
Splitting Of Blood Needing at he LRs Pain IN He breast
nnd Side Night See1t NerroWs Complaints P1pii01 Of the
Heart Choea IRfaHis, Dgseaiery and Summer ComIaats in
Children and adults, and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES
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Thousands of Consunptions

This BALSAM MEALS AND CURES ULcERs in the UNGS,
aud elsewhere Internally certainly and osly az e PuETY
EXTRACT and heals ulcers sadky This Balsam
Of Cough and CoasRMpton of aler
all other remedies have Jdiled 10 do good.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04
rheumatism.

RlqctweifS Island Sept IA, 1917.
Dr.. s. P. TowTsENp-Deal Sir have suffered ter
rihly for nine years with the rheumatism cons6efa
bic Of the time could not eat sleep or walk had
the utmost distressing pairs and my limbs we're ter
ribly swollen have used four bottles of your SaTsa-
pa lila and they have done me more than one thou
sand dollars worth of good, am so much better-in
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty 10
use this for the benefit of the afflicted
Yours respectiully JAMES CUMMINGS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

COUGHS AND CONSUAIPTI0NS,

The Bnlsam differs from Tire Extract because possesses
srd nofeaoH rh are peculiarly adapted 10, and are esse-
lnLLLR RLln,.la llr lie If
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

No mother need the death of her child bv that
chd1esrOyng complaint, when feethiny in warm weather.
Choe,a ntHtnm. what is chilled SUMMER CoMPLAINT--f
GBRANTS PULMONARY BALSAAf' be administered 10
the child II should. however saoh he used in tsiop
gc oi3oHs the directions each bOle prescribe until
the complaint is checked
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8 AR S p IsIL l. 4 .


TEe nsoM eriraTaiparg Msdirins in ne no'3
This Extract put up in Quart Bottles il is N ie'
cheaper, peasanter, AMI warranted superior TO any
sold It cures disease without vomiting, pursiag
sickenirg, or dehilitatRg tie Patient
The great beauty end superiority Of this saTssParil
la over sl other Medicines is while it eadicetes dis
ease it nvgorstss The body 1t Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
ever known ; il not only purfcs the whole system
and strengths the person, but il creates new pure
and rich blood power possessed by no other Med
icne And IN this lies the grpnd secret OF its wonder
ful Il has peforme within the last two years
more than one hundred thousand Of efs cases
of disease nt least $1,000 considered ineurdble.
II has saved the lives OF than $4,000 child en- the
three past seasons.
100 900 cases of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
DR. i TowysEvns Sarsaparilla inyigorases the
whole system permanently. 10 those who have lost
their muscular energy, b. the effects Of medicine, or
ndiscretnn committed in youth, or the excessive in
diligence Of the passions, and brought on by physical
prosrson Of the nervous system lassltude went OF
ambition fsintng sensations, premature decay and
decline Mastering toward that fatal disease, CnnsupP-
ton can entirely restored by this pleasant remedy
This Sar,apaGlla is far superior to any
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

On. s P. TowNsENp-Dear Sir: have a little girl,
seven wears Of age, who has heeR several years
afflicted with Fits we tried almost every thing ioI
her hut Without success at last although we cUuld
find no recommendation in ynurcircuars for cases like
hers we thought as she in very delicate health,
we word give her Of your Sa asaparilla and are
glad We did for not only restored her strength hut
She has had no return Of the Fits to very great
pleasure and surprise. She is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grliefpl
Yours respectfully, JOtlN BUTLER, JR
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Frincipal OGcr for lie Western Nt'leS,
Vi,e ST., 3 doorS adore 4h ST., Cincinnati
Ohio. &. w. CaIhoaR, Gm Agent, 10 irhonI
an orDiws 0,asf br addressed.
F,r sr'e bg LOHY BEALL, Cddiz; A
r. Croskey, NeD Marke'; A. r. Moore &
Co.. Unioapale; J Fimorr, HhrrisriHri
Ddpid Arbaugh Men Rumley; McElrog 8
Russell, Neo Jefferson; J & A Idggart
Tippccahoc. Oci 81, lS49 -ly.
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IxvreonATINa CORDIAL,

As II renews and nyigorates he system gives activity
to the limbs and strength to the muscular system IN
most extraordinary degree
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-04

KIN BUALo NhlihguLed soap. .||IUU
OO 25 cake do. eg7l
So +" white do for sale by Iei
june s, 80 JAS. PAUL. & Coz
.NlN New crop Turkey opium just received
june S, 80. " JAS. rAUEL 4 Co. \,
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ONVEkCDA l'r. snogs, pants and vests Oh very
I J superior quality NJ II c chenp s'oreef A
Oci o. SH0TWEGl. and CRABB
Nix. r.A>t MAN y coGC Cs.u'Ii.i"u Ehlsam
Wild Cherry, for the cure Of diseases OF tn
Lung Coughs. Code. Consumption. etc. etc fore
Il ssnle Ioct N j. BEATI.
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Albany, April ,lsH
Acknowledging & Co, No ssate-street, and
Mrs y. Kidder, No 100 Court.street Boston Samuel
Kiddtr, Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt Salem james b
Green Worcester; Allison & 0sult, Concord j.
Balch < Son, Providence and by Druggists aud Mer
chants generally throughout the United States West
Indies and the Canadas.
McBEAN & KNOX, Cadis; Toma.
simpson, NeD Markef; Noses Lemon. Ere,
pori; Morgan Blackburn, BIoomfsld; Il
Phftis and SoB DeersDiHe; Parsons an
HdIoroy, Wcstchraer; Eooc Coaa,cry
FrdAia; James Tdggort TPrecanoei u
Watson and Co., Georgetorn.
Dec. 5, 1859
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be kept up of asserting that no removals were made
upon political grounds, but always for cause where
as, the only which could be assigned was the
political faith of the VICTIM 1t is against this insult
ing denunciation Of all Democrats, as incompetent
and unaithful, that we have waged war, and have
good reason to believe that sentiments have been
shared by thousands of the intelligent and rght-mind-
ed members of the Wing party. But this contempt
for the Democratic people is not confined to Gen.
Taylor and his immediate advisers. Nowhere is it
"righteous " seven ''-the Immaculate Sodom-saving
Raleigh clique-and their tool, Gov. Manly, who
even in carefully prepared speech er-cathedra, could
not avoid exhibiting his wit, by alluding large
class of his fellowcizens as S Locofocos' and as
connected with the city of Sodom, with other puerile
and mpertinent trash not necessary to mention. 1t
was this contempt for the people, openly exhibited,
which rendered Gov. Manly unpopular in all the
conntes which he canvassed during the last campaign.
His manner said palmer than words, that he consid-
cred himself candidate by the grace of God, not by
the will of the people. He talked and acted more
as the messenger of the Raleigh clique. deputed to
enlightened their ignorance, than a man soliciting
the suffrages of free people; and we have not
doubt that had he and COL Reid had time to canvass
the whole State, the Democratic candidate would
have been elected by at least two thousand majori
ty. 1t is probable that his tactics may be changed
in the present campaign, but the feeling will remain
Indeed, his nomination an insult to the Whig
people of the State, upon whom Gov. Manly forced
himself, in opposition to the unmistakeable symp-
toms of public opinion He had not the delicacy to
decline, and the usages of the party enabled the
clique again to saddle him the party. 1t would
be for the interests and honor of the Stae and
of the Wing party to repudiate the dication of this
arrogant faction, and their independence, by
going for David S. Reid, the Democratic candidate
as we notice the Rutherford Banner avows its inten-
tion to do and its example, believe, will be fol-
lowed by thousands in its section. VII. Jour.
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VOLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, By a.s
WILLIAM W. HOLD EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR "'

Tur NoRrH CAROLINA STANDARD unpublished week
w. at Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance In
no instance will the paper sent unless the money fol
the same shall accompany the order. Subscribers, and
Others who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
do so at all times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
all sums will be promptly transmitted.
ApvERr1sENExrs not exceeding fourteen lineswll be
inserted one time for dollar and cents for
each subsequent insertion those of greater length in pro-
portion Court Orders and judicial Advertisements will
be charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year. .--a.5--z ,-.s.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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Brilliant Lotteries for July, 1850.
Cnnfde11ce SfricfLl OhseraeG

Correspondents will please bear in mind that the
prices of Packages of Quarter Tickets only pub
lished in this paper. 80
The Printed official drawings which Correspondents
can rely upon as being correct always forwarded
from Pyfer & Co .-. :..---t
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
sight will be promptly ren.:ed those Corrcspon
dents who draw prizes at Pyfer & Co.'S.
Rememher-A Package Of Tickets, can draw four Of
the most splendid prizes i'll a scheme. .--.- .
In order to secure Fortune, and the cash immediate
F after the result is known the readers of this paper
have only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & co.
No. l, Light Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office.
Jnnc 22d, 1850. :.-..... .....-a. SIG
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RIO be concluded in our nerr.

The PATRIoTIsM OF TAYLoRIsM. While the pub
lie heart s:ckens at the confusion still prevailing
Washington, and while heavy day after day rolls on
without producing any better hope of speedy set
ement of the asorbing question of slavery, the fact
that the main obstacle to conclusion of the difficult
ty is in the administration of Taylor, becomes more
and more apparent. No reasonable plan Of compro-
mise or adjustment can obtain the support of the
Cabinet; whose pensioned presses. and expectant
advocates, are prosecuting all who will not give way
to the puerile plan of the administration, the merits
of which have been thoroughly dissected and rid
icued as to make it national laughing stock What
though the country is disguised with delay! What
though all classes and all parties cry out for the set
Element of the question! What though great and
important interests, all over the Union, are fatally
impaired by the procrastinaton, which hangs like
heavy cloud over the National Legislature, and de-
stroys the energies and the hopes of men! Still
General Taylor moves no step to aid in relieving the
question from the clogs and etters that prevent action
and concert. Where is the magnanimity of the sol
dier? Where that lofty disinterestedness of which
we have heard so much Where that boldness which
gave confidence in disaster and victory in battle !?
Where. in word, is the patriotism of the hero-chief!
Have all these sterling qualities been yielded or sup
pressed, to give the advantage to the poor tricks of
desperate partizans! Have they been put out Of
sight, in order that personal jealousies may be grat-
fed! Have they been forgotten, in the fear lest
somebody else should be made greater than he is, if
he aided lift the crushing load now weighing down
y
will men allow these merely groveiling motives to
stain their honor and parayze their exertions! The
patriot stops to reflect how much he is to loseor
how much anybody else is to gain-f the country is
benefited; but he gives his blessing, where he can
not lend his aid further every attempt to lessen the
troubles and to dsspate the fears, that poison the
present and blacken the future.
1t is in character with the ministers Of Gen.
that they should do all they can to prevent the dis
position of the dangers growing out Of the slave ques-
ton. They not only provide for confusion in the
future, by such course, and increase their chances
for power-the miserable ambition of mere place
huntersbut they are true to their policy and their
professions in the past, when, by alsehoods of the
basest character, they made General Taylor preach
doctrines, and occupy two attitudes on the slave
question 1.-The attitude Of ultra slavery in the South.
and ultra free sosm in the North. But it isl most
humiliatng spectacle to General Taylor himself
lending his exerons to perpetuate the evils growing
out Of this base and mschievous policy.
-siaa - - - .s,s - Pennsylranian.
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We have never been among the number of those who
have denounced Gen. Taylor simply on account of
removals from Office. Under ordinary circumstances,
we see nothing wrong In the affair. A Chief Magis-
tase has perfect right to choose his own subordi-
Mates, and, asrasty men. we cheerfdly submit toths
fortune of the war. But we have alyays objectedto
and denounced the course Of Gen. Taylor 10 saying
thai; he would never make removals, on: political
etoduds, ands then removing Democrats by the t6C
sand, thus stgniatizing them petsonaily ihcompe
tent OF unithful. For long time the farce was tried
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No Light Street. Baltimore, Md.
. PRIZES! PRIEST! PRIZES!!!
$4,000, numbers 81 A. whole ticket sent Alabama
$50 00o numbers IA 53 package half tickets,
Massachusetts. .-. .-sr s-. =.
$260OO numbers l6 %, half tickets, sent to Ohio
1924 O00 numbers 81 49, package whole tickets sent
to South Carolina. -
$l500O numbers % A, package whole tickets,
to Tennessee. ,t0 .,.. kr -
$ll 500, numbers l6 80, whole ticket sent to New
Jersey .-.... .
$4,000, numbers ID As 49, whole ticket sent to Penn
sylvania.
$4,000, numbers 65 &c, whole ticket sold in Bat-
more.
Brilliant Lotteries for July. 1850
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WARREN, NC.
WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE
SP N.GS

THE Proprietor of this establishment has the salts
Il faction of announcing 10 the public. that since the
last season he has greatly enlarged and improved his
buildings, to be able to accommodate much lar
ger number, and to offer still greater attractions those
who may visit
This Pleasant and HealtIlful Resort.
No trouble expense will be spared to render his
patrons comfortable and satisfied.
THE MEDICAL PROPERTIES
Of the Sulphur wafer have been amply tested during
the last nine years by large number of visitors, and
its beneficial results strklng'y displayed in the
rs!iefof Dyspepsia affection Of the Liver, Ja"ndice.
Another Spring has been discovered in the vicinity Of
the establishment, an accurate scientific analysis of
which (given below) proves that is valuable Chay
beote. 1t is mild and gentle tonic, and in the opinion
of the physicians who have examined it, and witnessed
its effects in during the two last seasons,
must prove beneficial in Atomic, Dyspepsia, Chlorosts
Uterine. Neruous and Jveuraigic afeci2ns connected
,c Debility; and of special s-Ivice to persons living
in malarous regions OF country, whose blood has been
robbed Of its normal proportion OF iron by repeated at
tacks of maarial fever.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Will be in attendance during the season.
0G-Person travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road will always find hack ready tor their accommoda-
ton at Henderson and al the War, enton Depot There
will be daily mail from Warrenfon TO the Springs.
CHARGES.
Families. per month. SIG 90
Families, per week. 600
Families, per day, l 90
Single person, per month, ~ O0
Single person, per week, 5O
Single person, per day, rs
Children and Servants, hall price.
Horses, per month, 10 90
Hoses. per week, 90
Horses, per day, Is
July lst, 1885, wM. D. JONES.
analysis Of the Mineral Jtafr, fio The Spring
Wa'rentOn. ". C.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
Specific gravity. 1000 Rea 'tion Acid.
suPhuret'ed Hydrose"
carbonic Acid
suphate Of Mag"esia'
Solid Contents. Carbonate ., Masoesi..
Lime, f ST.
With trace OF Potash, Soda & Silica.
Total solid contents 1000 grains OF the water, Go
One grain and 26-lO0. . .-...-.... ..-.......-.
Viz: Magnesia. Ola
Salts of Lime, OS4
Silicic Acid, OPS
Potash, trace, Soda, a trace.
CHALYBEArE SPRING.
Reaction Acid.
Specific gravity. l000s.
Gaseous Contents-Carbonic Acid.
Carbonate Of the Protoxide of Iron.
Siiicates of Lime and Iron,
Solid Contents. Bicarbonate Of Lime, a.. -.
With traces of Soda and Potash.
Each Pint o: Water contains. = 7.f
Oxide OF Iron, O.49
..-- Carbonate of Lime, Oh e-e-gtF5
.-..... SilcIc Acid O.42 s. 5.- .s.f
-- Potash, trace, .sr A.s.+si s~:.
Soda, trace. . F.. .. -.
Total solid Contents in 7000 grains Of the water l05
grain and 5-lOO =. ..-,s., - ....s...
DAVID STEWART, NJ. D. Analyst
June Is, 1880. -@ Sl7-6t.
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KUHN'S PIANOS. |! |!

HAvING been appointed Agent for the sale q. Al.
thony Knhns celebrated Pianos ii Raleigh, and the
State at large would respectfully suggest 70 The lsdies
Of the City, and Others who just on the eve Of send
wait few days. and they have their choice, Of su
perior Instruments manufactured by the very best
men, out Of the most superb materials, IN the City 81
Baltimore or, if they in hurry, and win give me
their names and the quality they desire, will guaran
tee that in ten days. they will have an Instrument which,
both regards tone and finish, and No of octayes ss
not be surpassed ron TIE SANE MoyEr.. .sas
Mr. Kuhn has recently disposed Of several Pianos;,
the City and the Western portion Of the Sate III 81
which give decided sasfaction. 9. ~ :s.ss
Having dealt some in Pisnos those Who leave choice
Of Instrument to me, may rely getting good article
Arrival Of Pianos duly announced. "a S. ssgssa
rss7 -. Is ta5 is.atssSt. t.*f w. WHITAKERsa1 81
Raleigh, July I, 1885, $50 zssass as20-f z
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"We Tread No Step Backward ;.

I'VE Tread No Step Backward.
ONWARD! EVER ONWARD!
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS
Have been sold and paid during the month Of June
from the ~
IS CITADEL OF PRIZEs,o 80
BY those LUcKlEsT OF THE LUCKY fellows,
PYFER & Co.'S.
LOTTERY BROKERS, @-
No. l, LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. ?
The Grand Capitals IN Scheme Sold.
$4,000. 2 OF $4,000.
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SPLENDID LOTTERY. sz,.sS..'s
7O,57S Dollars!
ENTrTLING THE LUCKY HOLDER TO
$4,000 Dollars Nett. Also, ,.,5sg .la.5
:,sx s-t,ss $35, ,294, Nett $4,000, -ssE% gassz-ie
s., Ecs.s $23,520, Nett 100000, Ast5a.a=e
ll,764, Nett $4,000, - -
30 ss,s 2l5 Prizes of $l,176, Nett $1,000. sga5
.ut 1t VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. @sz ~
For the benefit Of MonongaAa academy.
Class No. G, for 1880. 90 -
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
its 10 9th Of July. f,s e
>Ai IS Nunaba. Lottey--l2 Dro,cn Ballots. -.
''Ss" RIcH AND RARE SCHEME.
~ Prize Of -<ss-i-ss Il $7o,5ss
L do.S- Ets--r2 -; lss5 35,294
L do. j s:- ses- 81 80 t-ssa 23,529
@.tz do. 80 f-lssE l,764 -
f+--l5 do. - Y = s''--s7.S- '1I,O5if e
seI5 Prizes Of slisf -.ssa:- sat - g Tire
Whole Tickets e2o-Haiyes S -Quarters Ss
=. - -. 1.# Eighths 81 SO. .ss5s, -.
z Certificates Of Paekakes Of Is Wholes $500 90
asx Do al of. .xs Halsa ;sl5O W
ee1 nDS do S sssof IS QualterI 65zfN
4 'esf Do. q IS E!shths So S0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
.,cuMoND MARKETS. FEB. a7.

,p,cro We continue 10 quote New Jugs al - oo
,,n,n leaf ST %; good 81 ao 81 lne - oo
a. o% ' ,m. manufacturing $40 II .,on
asr..1aiIR-Richmond 81 81 o Sc"sre % !
hL ,u N Rod loo cents; white lUo a lu' y
rnRZ-OlA and new 52s a % cents
c0RN MEAI.-60 cents per bushet
oaTS-33a IS cents per bushei. a. IN. CO. c.oss
t iSf . -, Shad S. 81 S6-dull.
81 ~ iRnFBares 6 cents; kegs a1e cents Tor new;
i.a.npy VIRGINIA cured hog round y CENTS OLD
hAN ~ ,,s. old shoulders. sound, AZ cents; new
SIDE, *, sS cents new Hams9 10 cents
ShouI,Iu|rsrry-25 cents for Rectifed.
mdrrrrr IA Is cents. Market almost bare
VT 'Ur porto Rico 81 6s New Orleans, Az 6s
St rrasImpea and Gunpowder So a5c per TO- Black
p an ', brown SIC; yellow * SC. per pound;
wnnrSt;reen salfted AZ cents per h. Calf sal'od 70
es TO 81 each. ,,,o,o,
SHOT-6c per pound oo
pIISrER-s3 rom Wharf, nj Basin w.
saJT-Last sales from wharf IS per saoS, from store
Is. a.
LIVE STOCK MARKET-FEsRuARy "a
REEF CATTLE-Scale weight 81 80 TO IS oo
HOGS-Ne,t weight So. oo, c,,oor-
SHEEp-per head 81 10 ST. 1AooD oiiooN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-26
LOTTERIES.
sTRATTON,s OFFICE,
!, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VlHGl.

sTRATTON's OFFICE, ,,,,,
$ 6 = EZRA, ). cs 6 i Fts 2 e. i
7 Tsss g 4 4 4 sold and paddy srRArros
d D1% 81 St St S IS 3 l?' Y Il Class
Drawing Of M1Onga1 Lottery Class lass. Fl February February -
, = . i; i "a n Y II u g? srR e
rs.. M sTs Sc s .ni 9.s g 4 r
81 y 10 81 Sc . 20 s. $ 50 g. %,
Drawing OF Sussex Lottery Glass i, February 2al
Dag'nf Of s sas;'t ' Il Esr e'i. i Ffs1y
Ticket = 10 y, Capital, sold aud paid by, SITUATION
ps~!as IS " g j. 81 "s I Is IS q 8
schemes for the Week; ;os,
@ 10 s eaS e: q - + SS II w"
Tickets a5; halves ~; quarters -.
10000 DOLLARS,-.1OO0 D0LLARSl o..,
@ Lottery !, c1 1o sc st ss 4
drawn Tickets SO; halves >; quarters 9 30
s2aO DoI,LARS!-G,O DoILARsi 20, ,o
THURSDAY onongaa Lottery, Glass q Capitals s@o'
1900, $500 Is Of u, Sc IS Nos Is drawn" Ticket" So
halves = 80 quarters 20
oyoo DoLlARs!-5yooo DOLLARS! .,.,
FRIDAY Sussex Lottery, Class -cap,als sa 9,mn 1 isS
Ell. 81 halves 2; quarters l.
1000 DOLLARS Loon DoILARSi o,o
SATuRDAY-Sasex Lottery Extra Class - rrne
.}3, &c. tS Nos IL INAe's 81, ""''s' ''
quarters - cents.
$1,000, DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS .,,
1907 % 2aS a '':!y ii 5 s Of 2o Sc
Nos. lairwn Tickets $40; halves 81 quarters ~
LOOK OFT FOR 9TH OF APRIli
Splendid Sclenle-sloDs0 Capital ~
SATURDAY. April 9Th Virginia State Lottery Gia - ian.u
Prizes $4,000 n, aDu0 5000, ii 900. ID nl JUL
80 of 2tD &C. Is Nos, ~ daw0 Tickets siO halves Az
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Virginia Lottery Glass drawn I'D February, 1850 IS NOS
10 drawn CaIials: vi $4,000 $4,000, 10000, l5,UU ih, 80
of 1000 DC. Whole Tickets $50; halves To- quarters
Packages Certificates OF Packages and single tickets III
reomcsed please address TO n. STRATTON.
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