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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-28
Great Freshet at Harpers Ferry.

Oug county has been visited by ar awful calam-
10y. The oldest inhabitants never before witness
c1 such rise in the waters of the Potomac and
Shenandoah rivers. The intimidation came upon us
hke an ayalanche-sadden, unexpected and over
whelming.
Il commenced raining about O'Clock P. NJ. on
~aisTiay last, and continued without intermiSsioh
Cl& Tuesday at noon 1t fell, however, so gen
ay tina. no one anticipated more than an ordinary
s.JAlng OF the streams On Monday, fearful fore
bol:ngs began t. be entertained By the now s1rely
S.S,cGsI inhabitants residing near the junction OF
to- tw1 rivers but still there was no dread that
thu high wd;ermarks," known for century
wjU!l become su5merged-that the ever monora-
81, iseshst of 1871, would be purllng stream,
C impaired with the angry, terrible and devastating
loren; that was quickly to rush upon them, drive
:heia from their firesdas and leave their habita-
tons look afr like Islands dotted over the sea
There vas no thought or expectation like this, and
consequently no extraordinary effort made to re-
move their household effects. even their food and
gi-nsats out of reach Of the destructive clements
By Tuesday morning the streets of Earpcrs-
Ferry, had become channels for mighty rivers and
the second and third stories and tops rest
lar places for its distressed inhabitants.
Boats, gOnlolas and RATS were bro0ght into re-
QUESTION to remove mary families from their chez
ishel homes to the neighboring hills, where they
ula behold, with frghtful minds and sore hearts.
their every earthly comfort become prey to the
''uabrldled flood" Who, unleSs his heart were
made of stone, could witness scenes like these and
not shed tears of blood!
But the darkest picture is not drawn Up to the
hour we are writing this tale of VICE. it is believed
several persons were borne into eternity upon the
troubled bosom Of this inland ocean, Two families
were heard at midnight amid the din of this war
G.! clements crying for help, but before mornings
dawn their habitationS were no more to be seen
having been carried away by the resistless cur
rent.
T. S.-The destruction of property is beyond all
description. Every house on Shenandoah and Pc
toInac streets was almost entirely submerged-the
water being six feet higher than at any other peri
I'd within the recollection of man. All the bridges,
save one, on the Winchester Railroad from Shen-
aadOah City to the Ferry, together with the tres
tie work, and portion of the road is gone-also
the bridge leading to Hers Mill Great damage
has also been done the Chesapeake and OhieCa-
nal. Although the water was up to the Potomac
Bridge, yet it withstood the tide, and is safe.
The loss Of property belonging to the U. S. Ar
iaOry, as well as the private citizens, cannot at
present be estimated, but is very great Charles
t1,ca Free Press, 22d inst.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-28


NATIONAL WING CAUcUs.-The Washington
papers have the following -
At meeting of the Wing members of Congress,
held in the Senate Chamber on Friday, April 9,
the Hon. Willie P. Mangum, Senator from North
Carolina, was called to the chair, and Joseph Il.
Chandler, of Pennsylvania, and Alfred Dockery,
of North Carolina, were appointed Secfetarles.-
After preliminary discussion, it was resolved
that when the meeting adjourn it adjourn to meet
in this place on Tuesday evening, the 2Oth in
slant
On Tuesday, April 20, the Wing members Of
Congress assembled according to adjournment, and
the subjoined resolution, recommending the time
and place of holding the meeting of the Wing
National Convention, was adopted land the follow
ing order made:
RESOLVED, That it be recommended that the
Wing National Convention for the nomination OF
candidates for President and Vice President OF the
United States be held in the city of Baltimore, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of June next.
Ordered, That the Chairman of the meeting
cause the resolution this evening adopted, recon-
mending the time and place of holding the Wing
National Convention, to be inserted In the Whlg!
newspapers of this district, signed by himself and
countersigned by the Secretaries.
WILLIE P. MANGUM, Ch'm'n.
JOSEPH r. CHANDLER, Secss.
ADocKERY,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-28


law And for misconduct or neglect of duty, they
shall be liable to the penalties now prescribed by
law.
g. There shall be in each county of the common.
wealth. in four of the months of every year, quar-
terly term of every county court and in every other
month monthly term thereof, to be held at the
times and with the jurisdiction, so far is conss-
tent with the constitution and this act, now pre-
scribed by law. The number of justices necessary
to constitute court of oyer and teminer, a curt
of examination and courts in all criminal presecr
tons, shall be the same as BOW prescribed by law
In all civil eases, and in matters Of county police,
and in all other cases, except criminal, the presid
ing justice and two other justices Of the county, CT
in the sbse1ee Of the presiding justice, any three
justices Of the county may constitute court except
where it is now provided that more than four shall
be necessary to constitute a court, in which case
the number now provided shall be necessary Pro-
uided, also, That where county levy is to he
made, all the justices shall be summoned :-Prori,
ded, foreorer, That nothing herein contained shah
be construed as repeating any of the laws now in
force requiring the summoning of justices to give
validity to any action of the court.
%. The jurisdiction of justices shall be as now
or may hereafter be prescribed by law.
"a. The county and the circuit courts SHALL have
power TO remove their clerks from office for NAL
feasance, msteasance, or gross neglect Of official
duty; and for the same causes, the. county courts,
and any circuit court held for city or county
and city, which city elects or which county and
city elect an attorney for the commonwealth, may
remove tae attorney for the commonw ealth !; such
removal to be deemed vacation of the office.
Is. The justices oftho peace shall receive three
dollars per day for each day they shall render ser
vices in court and remain members of it during the
entire sitting of the court for any such day. TO be
paid out of the county treasury. And for taking
dispositions for taking and certifying the acl now
edgment Of any deed or writing. or taking and
certifying the privy examination and acknowledge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-28

| ~ OF the commonwealth. Ho o"i" "..."
other persons shall make true returns OF the othei
officers elected under this act,whieh shall be hand
ed to the clerk of the county or corporation court
| to be filed in his Office az -,
The returns Of the elections of justices of the
peace. of clerks of the county and circuit courts
of ATTORNEYS for the commonwealth. surveyors
sheriffs. commissioners of the revenue, constabes
and oyersees of the poor under this act, shall be
subject to the enquiry, determination and Judg-
ment Of the respective comfy corporation courts
or of the county court, in case the election was fo
county and CITY, upon complaint Of fifteen o.
more of the qualified voters Of the county or corPo
ration. or of the proper district, when the officer
elected by district, of an undue or false return
two of whom shall take and subscribe an oath
ff;rm,,;on thst the facts set forth in such com
naipt are true to the best Of their knowledge ant
belief. and the said courts shall, in Judging OF salt
elections proceed upon the merits thereof, ant
shan determine finally concerning the same, &C
cor3ino IN the constitution and laws of this com
monwealth and such complaint shall not be val
ID or regarded by the conrt unless the sam
shall have been flied within ten days ate
the election il, the clerks office of the proper court
and when the complaint is of the undue election
or false return of Justice of the peace, the cer
If the said court shall Immediately certify to tn
Governor the decree of said court when made, and i
WHOSE favor such contested election shall have TEL
minated, g. the governor: shall then commission sue
nersonn whose favor such contested election term
pated:& in said last mentioned contested elections
in case such complaint be filed in due time the cher
shall transmit by mail Immediately to ths govern
or certified copy thereof and in SUCH case 2
commission shall be issued until the court sha
have determined and adjudged on such complain
as af6resaid Provided, horerer, TBat when til
complaint is of the undue election and false retur
Of justice of the peace, all the justices composin
the court shall be summoned for the trial of I'll
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
yILLAINY UNNAgKEDl

We continue & caution The public against
two impo or (Gilber & Mckinney who az
Sun;ine Il name and s,yle of. Hall Go
are .preaIIng broad ca i ov the OunlTy adj
,er.isemenis OF lie. al, frau .ulen and irres
ponsltle Lo Ter e., called ''Coa olidaiet Lct
tcriee, and protesting to ieciie Item y our
nrawings To persons wio are tie least M
formed in such maiterS, 1t IS Unnecessary 10
sta e n I there are no u;h Lot sries as II e
Consolidated Lotteries, as advertised by Gil
b.rr q Mckinney alias J. W. Hall x Co
and residents coun,ry towns Ihe only
place they eek TO pr ctice their imposition
VINO be ore they ubmlt 10 e 'plucke 10y
the shallow ar if e. Of then nc cry ca
learn the character o tie fictitious fm o.
j. III. Hall Il Co, by ad1fessin d. Pane :
Co, Providence Rho3e Island, or any les
necIabl, citizen Cincinnati; they Will then
also learn t.s mode they havoc manuiac urine
the drawings, and the chances Their VlctiIn'
have O. drawing anything in their spurious AM
swindling schemes.
Pm PYFER & Co.,
No 80 Superior Street. Cferetond,
OHIO.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
For January. 80.

rFThe price of Package Of Qun.er tickets
only is a lyer'i>ed above.
nth Mana ,cfS' Pinned Drawings, endors
ca by the COMMISSIONER appointed or tha
rurDsse, by the Governor of V,r .Ihla, are N all
cases sent o our CORRESPONDENTS
n egers always .ifongly and carefully
sealed,
The purchaser OF Packa-eS o tickets eel
dom have more Il gu six chance, aga nSt 'hel
drawing in a package any lie Capital prize,
andone pLckaze nay irIw 'unr the high
ss. PrlyeS. Two-third- OF lie pm eS are sold
In PacEar Jicte'>.
VyPleaae orsicr ew day before the To-
tefie draw. AL or!ers punctually ANSWERED.
~ tie return nails.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Adntiuisfr .tor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that we will Offer
~ at pu'lc outcry. on Saturday the oath
day o. January inst, nj the late re s,dence o.
Rachel Biivin. deceaSel. the following person
al property belonging 10 said estate, II wit:
Bed AM Be lding. one Bureau, Clos Il. large
Iron Ke tie, with varie y of Clothing, and
various other Articles TOO tsiinu; TO mention.
Sale to commence az % o clock, on saii day.
Terms On all sums or three dollars ant. up
warts, credit oil Fine months VII be si.en,
the purchaser giving his note With COOL freehold
security, waving valuation ana apprai-en. mt
laws All sums under three dollars cash n
hand. J. c. PECKHAM 49,
+. NETnoUSE, Adm'f''
Jan. Sd, 1852. 5I--3w. fee $3.50.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
FAIRNESS AND LIBERALITY:

list. They recognize the acts o their aufhrl-
zed AGENTS, DO. in making surveys and mis-
suing POllcies; and 10 avoid LITIGATION, arrange
differences ~ arbitration at localities convent
ent Tor T. unei.
81. Trey PROMPTLY pay all loses or whom
they e one allie.
ID. They hold hemSelyes responsible for
Losses an: dsna.e, ~ Ii -hining.
tn. icy axe no sinele risk for great
sum tan s5,fOe, nor on real properly for more
than two thirds o is value.
9Th. All urplas Funds, after paying losses
and expen e., and invested for the beneft
he company. nr divided among the members
ihereo, as may be deemed expedient by the
Directors.
9Th. They classify risks in such a manner
that the Premium Notes OF Farmers and per-
sons in urIng property no more posed than
farm buildings, are not liable or losses of more
hazardous properly, nor are Merchants and the
insurers of buildings only partially exposed, la
bic for the 10 IS o. that which is considered ex-
ira hazardous.
JOHN F. HINMAN, President.
EDWARD EhMES, Wee Prest.
w. ID. hAMLIN, Treasurer,
A.-F. ROCKWELL, Secretary,
M H. THOMSON, Ae Jury,
J. M. GRAY, General Agea',
W. q. POMEROY, Aeent f.r Northern Indilna.
Plymouth. Aug. 26th 1885,, 32-tf
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

Office is hereby given. that re the I'M
Y defsisnea have this day T. : ont Let
ters o. Admins ration. on the estate or Rachel
BIvir, late OF MarshaN county, Indiana, de-
ceased. All pefsons indebted 10 said e'tate
are requested 10 max. immediate payment
end tho'e having claims against raid estate, ARE
hereby notified TO file them ia Il e Clerks ofhrt
duly an henticated according to law for settle
ment. The estate is probably so'yent.
JOHN c PECKHAM, 49,.
EDWARD NEwHoUSE, "omf s.
Dc. 18th 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Fire: Fire!! Fire..!

NOTICE is hereby given to all per ons in
/ Y any way indebted to Inc, to call at once
and set le their accounts by note, and positively
TO pay up within thirty days, as my enire
buildings are consumed 10y FIRE. and my books
In damaged condition, and no insurance. -
Hence the necessity OF settling all accounts.
Those who neglect this call, may expect an
official visit, as niece ;Sity co.npels me so TO
10. ii. B. PERSHiNG.
Dec. 18th 1851. no .S--3w.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Mechanics Mutual CrBsiit Association,

OF SPR'NGFlE d, MASSA Gil USET T S.
Mis- institution is one Of the best in the
world, and i you will call on me, Twill,
convince yoa of it, AMI that It'll. per ectly sa e.
Il you VIII pay me Two collars, il will make
you Ii e mem er then / you will paw me
any urn between g and 81 ere, gear, I VII
give you he same amount per iceeh, or every
week hat yoa are sick. The cash capital now
amounts TO 4),To 90 and is daily increas-
ing. Don delay 10 Sc ure your sel against
dap o need, when you can earn nothing, &
lenem5'r YOU draw from 5, to s pei week
when sick, by paying Only the same amounl
per year
c. II. REEVE. Agent.
Piy:.c:.a, Dec. IS. ...i. az 49,.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

M Office Is hereby given that the under
IN signe has taken out Letters Tesla saent
AIRY OH the estate nf William d. Slarkey, lae
IT Marshall county, in'iiara, de,ea ed All
persons knowing themselves indebted to SAID
eSta e are required To maze imniei.a.e pay
ment, an! those having Claims against said es-
tate are no fled 10 file then du au henIica-
ted Tor settlement. The estate IS probably
solvent NANCY STARKEY, E6ecutrix.
DEC. 10th 1871, Tee Si,ea 10 aT-ew.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Administrator Snlc.

NOTICE is hereby given, hat the under
~ ,igLel Administrator o the estate OF
Abraham Fogu', la go Marshall county Tnli
ana, deceased wilt Offer At public veniue, a:
the late test lsnce OF said decedent OH
Saturday 18th Of january next.
the following property belonging 10 said estate
to-wi;: One Pony one two horse WaFon
and Harness, on Piow. Corn, in the field
Wheat on the ground some householi and
kitchen furniture two Hogs, and other articles
too tediou 10 mention.
Terms of sals-Ail SUMS o. three dollars and
under cash in hand, over three dollar crel-
il of nine months will be given, the purchaser
giving note with approved security, waiving
valuation and appraiSement laws.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n. Of
sail day.
CONSIDER CUSHMAN.
Plymouth, Dee. 2T, 81.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
STRANGE ENOUGH.
To 2. c. MoREHEAp, NJ. y.


have disposed of all the Galvanic Belts
with the exception OF taco, and the results have
been most successful, / beg you will send me a
new supply Immediately. 4 young man IN
town adjoining had been out OF health tor lon2
time, and unable to 90 any work at all. He
tried The Regulars until they completely phys
licked his pockets as well as his system. He
then concluded TO Try Belt, and his parents ans
friends begged him to take of the Bclt--Sald IL
would make him worse, s. C, but he kept IL one
and the next day went to haying, and has work
cd hard every day since.
Yours truly, A J. SMITH.
Bristol, n. II, September IS, 1880,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
DIR. ChriStie's GalYanic Necklace

Is Ased for all complaints affecting the Throat
and Head, such as Bronchitis, Infamanon o.
the Throat, Nervous and Sick Headache, Dzzl.
ness the Head, Neuralga in the Face. Bazs
zing or Roaring in the Ears, Dea ness, winch 1t
generally Nervous. al that distressing COM
pla;nt CO He'd Tic Do.cseux,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken ont Letters Of Administration on tie
estate of Abraham Fogus late Of Marshall
County Indiana deceased. All per 'ons n iebt
cd in said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims a
gainst said estate are ne reby nollhe to preSen,
them duly su.he- icatei tor payment, Tao
estate is prooihly solvent.
CONSIDER CUSEIMAN.
Administrator.
Printers fee, 81 3w5o.
Deccmbe. 20:h, A. d. 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
pFAp TIuc IN MLNDI

Tie first tral zen place. Corre'pon'el
among he millianares o The Land, AM
wrie in letters of sol5 that lldiyllual:. amhl
tiou~ TO en- ~ the care. com ortS AMI plea IRE
o. Wealth hayr "Gly 10 eject any o. e ah we
In.:ere> and f.r H,ri 'Aeir orfi rs % nc +
Famei aai Truly F-r una'e o te;v 'gcncy
ut r. NJ. PYFER : O.
81 Sui error 81, Clevel III, Clio.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

NE subscriber takes this method OF inform
Il ing tie citizens o. Plymouth, and sur.
rounding country that he is prepared 10 do ev
cry description oil work at moieraIe prices. IT.
b. PERSdING, Agent for Plyn ,u.h. w whom
may be entrusted all orders for me.
JAMES MERCURY.
Lapegte, Sept. 8, iso!--23--Iy
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Dr.. Christie's Galranie CuraliYes

Consists in the fact that they arrest ard cu.s
diseases by outwsrd application, in place 9TH.
usual mole OF dragging, and physickins the ps
tent, till exhausted. Nature sinhs hopelassly
VII er TIE infection.
Trey strengthen the whole system, ec2aiigs
the circulation Of he blood. promote the secre.
tionS and never do the slightest injury under
any circumstances. Since heir introduction Ia
the United States, only three years since, Uo.y
than 10000 Persons,
incln ling all ages, classes nd conditions, e.
monp which were large number ofladieS. who
are peculiarly subject 10 Nervous Complaints.
have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED, when all hope ofrelie had been giyea
up. and every hing else been tried in vain.
To illustrate the use o the Galvanic Bel,
suppose the case OF person afflicted with this,
bane of civil zation, Dy pepsia, or any other
Chronic or Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases
stimulantS are taken. which, by their action on
the nerves ana muscles o TIE stomach, sforT
Temporary relief, but which leave the patent ip
lower state, and with injured faculties, after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now COM
pare this with Tie effect resulting from the ap-
plication of tie Galvanic Bit. Take DyS-
peptic sufferer, even in the worst symptoms OF
an attack, and simply tie the Belt around the
boly, usi.g the Magnetic Fluid as directed. Ia
g short Period the inSenSble Precipitation viii
act on the positive element OF the Belt, thereby
causing Gaiyanlc circulation which VIII pass
Oh to the nes ative, and thence back again 10
tie positive, thus kee ping up continuous Gal
vanic circulation throughout the system. Thus
the most severe cases Of Dyspepsia are perma-
zen ly cured. ew days is amply suficientto
eladica the disease OF years.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
AN ORDINANCE.

DE ord iine4 IN the President nr4 T,-us-
( te's pftie Torn ri Plymouth, That from
al. after the public tim Of this Act in the
Plymouth Pilo, .or th-.y day ~ person OF
u,rso1s shall be permitted or ufere 70 ride.
lea or drive any Tor c. Male or As. upon Or
over anyof he :; le walk IN Pyn,a-h exec y.
" ere there pub i, tree or alley i'm Ter a
-! V IF 10 less than fl y cents nor more
than oee t,li'r. - Re recrvere | b; the Mar
shall o. said rogn by preSeafati1- be Or any
w ice .; tie 'eace o said Fowl having com
re.eat .ri;iIc .ioa.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Read This.

4 FAVE for sale some Of the hest land in the
i couny, which will sell 20 per cent cheap
er than any Other land o. the same quality can
be bought. One tract adjoining Plymouth IS
worth looking at.
CfIAS. T.. REEVE,
Dec. 3oth, 1851, noI0-tt
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
For the Removal and Permanent Curt Of eli
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And Of those Complaints which are caused ~
an iInpslred, weakened % unhealth CONDITION
of the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
This beautiful AMI convenen: application Of
The mysterious powers Of Gsiva niSfn and Mag
netiSm, has been pronounced ~ distinguished
physicians, both IN Europe and in the United
States. to be The most valuable medicinal dis
coTrIy of The Age
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
FEyERESH ExcFTEMENT!M

Tie News SPREADING I;ke Wild-Fis!@
Just a. we were going 70 Press we re"e We
a Tee raph De patch, eluGurcin II. tat ne
mos. Nervou excl emsu-i Is How raglng tLrou Z
GU the Mort western : ,ie, aosea erie
o. the mo I extra ordinary freak: o For u1e that
stand cLronicled on The pases OF hlS'ory
Mamls Spi,l2 d Pertain s.9
Or: OF 10000 Dollars!
(" =. 35 600 -
q Is 600 -
o. Four of 20 600 Dollors!
T,ro of 0Go Doliars'n
Were drawn and promptly paid IN he month
of December, to citizens residing IN
PEBBLE County Ohio.
Summit Caun,v, Ohio!
union County, !lli"ois!!
Lake County indiana"!
Chicago. Illircis and
K.lamarcn COUNTY Mrh"..!
F.tahliehed beyond the yowers by l,ric or the
ingenni'y of ar umen. 20 oppose y rounser
vailing Troo'. TIE proud \ erton
That the Goddess Is still Eataroaed
And has sppon e. re. Heal Quarters at the
we'll known Fiou %
Z. NJ PfFER. Il co.
TIE trail Fortunate, Fa'-fauei AMI
Old EsTAB l.NLD LOTTERY AGENTS
AND BROKERS'.
No IS Superior tree; CT avelanj Ohio.
Whose wide >preai celehrs;y has been 'hcr
upon he sishilesS coIr er; the ar from
the frigid aud inho spilqble re 'onso the Ham'-
Chatham. 20 tie ilvurian. land o The dark
eye; lee ldlnF Mon ezurna, and VITO e UT
". oil len opinuny rom all ;orts o people
TIER vast rehown rs the r. eaisrs o TIE
CoLaexs For4une, Has no. ;een hastily &C
c1rded hy Tie enii u ,aSm of q sra-e III people,
bu; has been earned ~ year o. unremiling
e,ertion, and a ucceSSion Of the most ex IA
ordinary and Unprecedented Luck that ever
Cntraced the a.onIer .. an atinirns multitude
Ono pea' up cline confines or Fame or
Power,
We claim the whole illlmitable u Inverse as
our.
4 20 tune for G New-IeaF's Present.
What 50 appropriate for New Year pre- en-
rs Packa G, or even Single T.-kct a the
following splenlld Lotteries or January. IS,
Tie drawer can lave the qualification OF see
ing tal-nt returned ;ith u>u!y, and the Donee
become the recipient all
INDEPENDENT FORTUNE.
Remember the maxim that "ventureS make
Merchants and think tor a moment tha! one
tria!, lust TO test You. Luck, can do no nur,
bu: NAV return YOU thousands We ur5e you
10 nv YOUR Luck ana Onward yorr orieTS f.
q PackAse or single ticket, II any OF the oil
lowing
EECiL 6 BRILLIANT LOTTERIES,
FER JANUARY, So,
r. g IA Snl. irants