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Consolidated lotteries
OF NEARYLAND

4 INSTITUTED by act of Assembly of the
State, aud drawn under the supervision
OF Commissioners appointed by executive
authority.
4 BRILLIANT GALAXY OF
Capifess Prices
Are offered to the Citizens Of the United
States, through the Agency of those
"IIorhf Renorned Prize Tcnders,"
9 q Z VIM &, CO.,
Office. n. w. cor. Baltimore & Calvert s,s..
MusEuM BUILpiNG, BALTIMORE, Mp.
We cNtra.tlro lne official report of The
Managers some Of the principal Capital
Prizes sold by Covlu \ Co. Of Baltimore,
Md.
Unprecedented success in March!
Emo"gh 10 mute q Californian. Stare!
BEHOLD! LOOK y READ!M
Grand Capital Prizes SoM III March!
AT the Agency Of Colvin s. Co., Balli-
more, No.
Mes. Capitals.
% u 10. s3S.00r. Sold in Georgia. ,
| 80 81, 10000. Sold in Kentucky,
II ~ %. 2lo'W. Sold in n. York.
~ 40 -. $500. sold in Baltimore.
10 AZ 10. 10000. Sold in Virginia.
The Grand Capital Prize. Glass F.,
$50, goo, drawn March Is, 1850. Nos. S &
30. was sen, per order in Package of
Quarters OF TicNeis by certificate 10 a cor.
respondent IN a labama.
COLViN s. co.
Correspondents mW please Notice the
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR April, 1850,
10 be Drawn IN the City Of Baltimore, Md.
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Chuncery Cunt at Cleveland, Tenn

"a MutI MCNONEtTT, Utteastd,
as.
The Hers and Creditors Of said Samuel
NIcCunneli.
yTN he account ordered to be taken in this
d cause at the last term Of the Chancerv
Cour, at Cevelanh, will be taken at the
office Of the Clerk and Master. IN Cleveland.
ON Tuesday the 18th day Of June nexI, at
which time and place the parties are noll-
lied TO attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, G. & NJ.
April &c, lSj0-4t Prs fee 50 IS
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A writer in a Cincinnati paper states
that it has been satisfactorily proved that
the proximity 81 the Ailanthus, or tree Of
Heaven, is exceedingly detrimental 10
health, particularly the Towering season.;
that in numerous cases ii had caused
swooning, SC.
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The nrgc% Company in the mo ~W Er4iH COad on Monday
May ChurStu Tu.SI1 7kh; Athens, Wednesday,, Philadelphia,
Wu'Sduy OH: laliSouciH, Fiiday, oh ONE DAY ONLY.
Admission Fifty ccntsChcn aud Coorcd Persons half price.
Doors half O'clock Performance at o.
clock, p NJ, and o'clock in The
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.lI3R RIED,

On Wednesday, the l7h inst, BY the
Rev. Thos. J. Russell Mr.. JoSEpH r..
RUTHEeFoRD 10 Miss Louisa EvELINE,
daughter of David aud Sarah Pearce-al
Of this county.
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VERDANcY.-A ccuntryman, after be-
Jug shown the sights in Buffalo suddenly
asked, "But where is the Buffalo plal-
lorm?" The gentleman accompanying
him explained, with some laughter, that
The staging Put up, on that occasion, had
been taken down after the performance
was over.
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Thomas SIiser.
~ he account ordered 10 be taken in this
a cause n, the last term OF the Chancerv
Court at Cleveland, will be taken at the
Office OF tie Clerk and Master, in Cleveland,
on "Wednesday the *Glh day OF June next,
at which time and place the parties are
notified to attend with their proof.
JAS BERRY. G. s. M.
April &c, lSJO-l, Pts fee SO s..
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I1t LGS.>vrEE CARE. SODA Just re-.
cciycd and lvr sale, to,
Aprl l. G.. w.RoSS 4 co.
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IS.
The Heirs and Creditors Of said John n.
Gamble.
~ he account ordered To be taken in this
= cause ut the last term OF the ChanceTy
Court at Cleveland, will be taken AT the
Office OF the Clerk and Master, in CIeve-
land. on Monday he 9Th day Of July neXi,
at which time and place the parties Inler-
esled are notified to attend with their proof,
and all creditors arc notified TO file and es
iablsh lbeir claims Oh or before the sand
Sth day Of July.
JAS. DERRY, G.. s. NJ.
April &c, lSjU-Il Prs lee SO 49,
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ELorEMENr.-N1rs. Mary Hull. wife
Of Mr.. VIM. B. Hull, of Cincinnati,
eloped with a ockpedlar named John
p. Martin, on the LIST inst. leaving
three interesting little boys and a
mortified and disconsolate husband to
weep over her weakness. The villain
also carried off jcweIrv TO the value
Of several hundred dollars, belonging
to Mr.. Hull.
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INSTITUTED by act of Assembly of the
State, aud drawn under The supervision
OF Commissioners appointed by executive
authority.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR APRIL, 1850,

10 be Drawn IN the City Of Baltimore, Md.
Price Of
Dackago
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Unprecedented success i'm March

NVTIVTN \ CO.
Correspondents mW please Notice the
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Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
aud cure of EVER AND AeuE and other bilious Diseases
no apology is needed Vast numbers in The limited States
who suicr from these affections in their varied forms
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| Michigan.
'i DETROIT, Oct. 81, 1870
| DocToR CHARLES OsGooD, tf .r f ..
Dear Sr--l have read with much interest, your little
rRAEArIsE upon the t~lnses treatment and cre of the
febe diseases which have extensively prevailed in our
no doubt, by The fact that have individually suffered
much from them Though feel myself very incompetent
to Judge safely upon subject entirely professional yet
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r remedy, my own experience, far induces to be-
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tocarn lnt YOU have recently established several agencies
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necessary to remove from your present residence among
With much respect have the honor to he, sir,
\ t''A Your obliged servant,
! WY LIAM WOODBRIDGE,
/ tF' From Hon, STFrHEY V r.. TRowBRIDGE OF Mich.
gan State Senate, to the Agent at De roit
BlRNNGHAM, OAKLAND Co.. Dec. 49, 1Sil.
Sir-you wish me to inform YOU what know of DR.
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last season In consequence Of its use. ' ~ ..
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'lD AT THE ~
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch ST., Philadelphia.

NO. lSO Arch ST.. Bniiauelpnins
Their power over the above diseases is not excclled, If
eqrled bv any siher preparation in the United States,
the ATTEST III nniy cnses after siu physicians
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Possessing gfeat virtues the reciifcaon of diseases OF
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they are, wila safe certain aud pleasant.
From the Boston Bee j
The Editor said, Dec. 22d- ..f.. 4 .s.
CDR. HooFLAND's CgLRBRkTED GERMAN BITTERs for
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y, under any circumstances We are speaking from ex
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| ing the article to u afflicted y .H's ..I.
More Euidencc ta so.
The "Philadclpha Saturday Gazette" the best famil,
newspaper published III The United States, the editor say
Dg, Hoq0and's German Ruters.
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- ne'ci taruty and The Puaic iurte Of Dysrep-
~, ~ iu'IHt"''o', ana AL 'lse'se arising from IL such
Ss,Scn' J,' nenhche' - tBi'ih's Vomiting zhpyilf
t,tt5 i.pcss VI SiSn, lDurnng sensation at the pit
Dtmity OF the Nervous Sys Of the strfnch, |.l s .
Hypochoniru aunaice Gnnrssal afieI eating 7r'
ITr,Ss 81 oprtiie Plpit1tiDn of the Healt 20,
w ',S VI lIc Strength Pam m the Of the stomach
'ntWenef Wnh ircquentl or towards the right side,
,-.ptc'vi"l5 W WING, 'Sa!DWncss OF complexion.
y ltu'uu , uiSe, Depression of the spirss and
,s.l'n 'lu uheaSuesS irGitabilly Of temper, &e.
If case Of dyspepsia should be neglected. most serious
elects ny ensno, for it lays the foundation for is the -
rpell cause Of and very frequently terminates in cosr,n-
a. would Impress upon the mind that to tiihe with
ths dsease may he 1spnr with the reason which const-
Htes rn snprrrnen among animal beings, or to EN-
bitter existence by adding consciJusess OF folly to tho
peliahy Of pain. - :. - ~
TINS mecinc is neatly put up in bottles, with ample
directions Tor use, and is sold IN Sunbury by JoHN w.
/ FRuING JAMES WILLIAMS "
Testimony of Mr. Abncr Emes halter. Alprket street
abive sixth, corr b1ralye of the efficacy OF Wi!lnns
Aml-DysPepic Elixir
PuILADELPHlA, October g. 1919. q
Dear S 1T gives great pleasure know that yon
are again preparing you ncicne r the e7ire Of Dyy3cp-
sh r nmiy ot my acuan,lices have repeatedly asked
me where II could he procured MOVING that had been
cured BY i, As think that public acknowledgment of
the gre benefit have received from the rs. If your med
taie Is not only ur to you, hat uny le nsel Others
hW H!ke IT, For serrral years suffered from Dyspep-
sH Whch Increased 20 such eytrn that my health and
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C'Au uiStht -lt LlHS al strength, dsurl-
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melr general feeling of depression and udescrb1hIe
WEAKNESS Ia the wear l-3s hearing from others high re-
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iSur and Warness gradually pnSse away, and my anne
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che'r! curel me when failed obtain relief from any
othet source Very respectfully yours, =
.. ..... ABNER EIMES
Testimony of Edward II. ROwley, Whpeslc Merchant
te 4 ~ M
Wh!rVrs N proof OF the efficacy Of wAlnrns' An-Dys-
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- PiliL&nELpHIA, October % 1910.
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Dear Sir IL take pleasure in recommending your Ast
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AGEXr-IOIIN w FRlLdNCi Sunhpry Pa.
hIarchtl, iS50.-iy ~ ~ .A ....
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THE subscriber has just received new supply
OF the best liquors that ever came to Sunbury,
consisting in part of
Superior old pale Brandy.
Fine Cogniae Brandy.
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Sweet Malaga Wine. At
Superior Caret Wine in bottles. ,n aTE
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EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID,

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From the 'London Lancet" -..
"AYERS CHERRY pECTORAL is one of
the most valuable preparations that has fallen un-
der our notice. After careful examination, we
do not hesitate to say we have large apprecia-
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DR.. ]. G. Ayrr-Dcar Sir:-I enclose you
certificate from Mrs. Catharne X. Cady, highly
respectable lady of this village, wife of Mr.. Seth
Cady Deputy Sheriff, Windham Co., Connect
cut. The cvro in her case was very prompt, and
hasattracted general attention,
.ri. aG i'y w. a. BREWSTER NJ. d.
WEST KILLIN0LY, CT, Sept. 20 lS4S.
This may certify that was afflicted with avery
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.H1aan 3rt CATHERINE X. CADY.
From DR.. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster,
Chcopcc Falls, MAST
! DIR. ]. G. Ayer-Dear Sir:-Encosed please
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| does; nor have | ever seen a medicine which
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Truly youls, U. d. Nj. BRYANT.
PREPARED ny J.c. AYEp, CHEMIST, LowELL, MASS
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SSTaTTs9 u gs-r ,sl - -ssy ~
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Green's Oxygcnatcd Bitter, price reduced.
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DR.. Hoohand's German B.ters,
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