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~ Rockbridge Alum Wa

~ hUCKUrIugt AIum VSHIFf.-Wb IN
vte attention to the advertisement of this water by
Mr.. SEAYREs. Its efficiency in cases of scrofula,
impurities of the blood, and kindred diseases is
marvellous. We speak of this water with
great confidence, having had an opportunity to
know something Of it during residence of FIVE or
six years in RockbTidge county. Some of the most
inveterate cases of scrofua which ever occurred
have been completely cured by those health-gving
waters. In liver complaint i. has accomplished re.
nlarkable results We have always thought that
the Rochbridge Alum Springs needed only to be
known to be crowded yearly with thousands of
visiters. We told tt at the water loses none of
Its value by transportation, and have been inform
ed of several extraordinary cures effected BY it in
our city and neighborhood We are perfectly Ger.
tain that it viii be be found OF the greatest service
to those afflicted by the diseases TO which we have
referred, and we recommend them to call on Mr.
Seayres.-RepubEican. ja25-ts
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lives Of one hundred and thirty FIVE, out Of the
aggregate of one hundred and hfty-fse, who
comp osed her crew and passenger list. TWEEN
Nv alone escaped, and these had fonted at the
mercy Of ihe waves, in an open boat, for twelve
hours, exposed to the inclemency Of the sea-
son, and had well nigh persisted by death
hardly less horrible. OF the number rescued,
two were passengers, whose names could not
be obtained-one, Mr.. Vincent, midshpman
in the English Navy, and seventeen belonged
to the crew Of the vessel. The full details Of
this appalling casualty will doubtless be re-
ceived by the next arrival from Liverpool.
We should mention that the mails of the
Amazon were also consumed.
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THE MASON CARREE.
correspondent writes US as follows !:

"A correspondent writes US as follows:
Messrs. Editors-From the tenor of your in
terestng remarks, in your paper OF this morn
ing, concerning the "Maison Carree," any one
who knows not the contrary. would probably
conclude that our Capitol is an exact copy of
that celebrated building, in its style of archi-
lecture, as well as in general proportions and
appearance. This is far otherwise. The Capt.
toll is, as we see, plain structure, with Dorlc
capitals aud entablature whether the proper
tons of the order are preserved, know not,)
whereas the Maison Carree is one of the rich
est, most gorgeous, and, at the same time, most
exqusitely beautiful specimens OF Corinthan
architecture which has survived the wasting
effects of time. VIAToR.
Goth January, 1852.
The writer Of this communication must have
read our remarks very carelessly. We did not
say that the Capitol was an exact copy of the
Maison Carree, but merely that it was built on
the plan Of that structure. We condemned
the departure from the original as severely as
we could, going so far as to call it a specimen
of the Shabby genteel." We did say, how
ever, that the model furnished by MIR. Jeffer.
son was perfect miniature of the Maison Car.
rec, but that is altogether another affair from
the Capitol. The plan was not carried out in
other respects than those the writer has men.
toned; yet what we said is true, that the Capt.
toll was built in imitation of the Mason Car.
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instant. While l return my heartfelt thanks
for your kind expressions towards myself, Of.
ficers and crew, cannot but expsess my sin
cere regret that circumstances have induced
you to proceed directly from England 10 the
United States. which has deprived rue Of the
pleasure ! had anticipated in conveying you
safe 10 our shores.
That you, your family. and those Of your
associates who accompany you, may have
pleasant and safe passage hence to the United
States, is the sincerest wish Of your obedient
servant. &c. Lose, Capt. U. s. N.
To Louis Kossuth, Ex-Governor. President OF
Hungary.
Another letter, dated Annapolis, January ID,
signed J. Van Ness Philip, one Of the officers
Of the Mississippi, states that kossuth's con-
duct on board was perfectly unexceptionable,
and in relation to the letter of the attache says:
81 do again denounce, and brand the state
tnents made by the attache as collection OF the
most malicious untruths which ever have been
published in public paper. The original at.
tache letter is false, from beginning to end, and
although have not copy OF the letter with
me at this moment, / cannot recall one solitary
statement which was either not grossly mlsre.
presented or absolutely untrue"
WIN. Nelson, United States navy, in letter
dated Baltimore, Jan. 13, disavows any sympa.
thy it'll the sentiments that caused the events
which compelled Kossuih to leave the Missis-
sippi. He regretted them as Ito use the mildesl
terms) discreditable to the country and the
navy.
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The Burning of the, Ama=en-Dreadful
Loss OF Life.

Loss Of Life.
One ofthe most thrilling calamities that ever
occurred on sea or land, took place off the
coast of England on the 4th of this month, by
the burning of the steamer Amazon, on her
outward voyage to the West Indies, when
about sixty miles west of the island of Sclly
The particulars of this sad casualty are brief
ly these:
The Amazon was the pioneer of a new line
of steamers recently projected between South
ampton and the lsthtnus of Panama, intended
to convey the Eng iish mails from port to port
and also to touch at the island of st. Thomas
on the trips both ways. She was built in q
most superb manner, with capacious accom-
modations, and machinery designed to enable
her to make the voyage in eighteen days, in.
stead OF consuming twenty-five days; The or
binary running time of the old English mail
steamers now on that line.
The object of the Admiralty, under whose
auspices the company was formed, was to de-
priye the American lines of the patronage they
now enjoy, in conveying correspondence and
passengers from England 10 the Isthmus by
| way ofNew York-the Collins steamers con-
Meeting here with our Chagres steamers, and
sometimes performing the entire passage in six,
| eight and even ten days sooner than the British
pdchets utTeCt, WHOSE average time we have
just noticed ; and these considerations were in
| fuential in inducing the company to spare no
expense in getting up their vessels on scale
| Tor magnihcence not surpassed.
The Amazon was pronounced ready for sea
| during the last month. and ON the % OF Janua-
| ~, she cleared from Southampton for her des-
tination. She carried with her fifty passen.
gers, EGO 800 sterling in specie. and 500 bot
| ties of quicksilver, valued at S. $50. Besides
| other cargo, she had in her hold 1888 tons of
| coal, which had been put on board for the pur-
pose of being delivered for future use at her
Contemplated coaing stations. The Amazon
was commanded by Capt. Symonds, and at 3
O'Clock on Friday, on the day named, she
| started on her unhappy voyage, amid the
cheers OF assembled thousands, who had been
| attracted TO the wharves TO witness her depar-
| ture.
| The entire number Of persons entered on the
vessels books was one hundred and fifty five.
Everything passed off pleasantly and without
| accident, until about one O'Clock The following
| Sunday, when TO the horror of those on board,
| The. steamer was found 10 be on fire. Sicily
was within sixty miles on her West, but our
| accounts do not mention that any attempts
were made TO reach the Island. The peril
and awful solemnity of the scene, Imagination
| is inadequate TO conceive. The entire mass
OF ll33 tons of coal caught by spontaneous
combustion, and human agency, even in the
event that ordinary appliances had been at
! hand, could have accomplished little in any
endeasor to quench the flames.
The fury of the element deyoured everything
before il, and involved in the commoa ruin the
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The ARRAY at IVorreRtoa.

In the notice of this ARRAY, which appeared
of the parties was enormously given. Instead
of Herring Jennings It should have been
Henry Jennings.
We see in the "Flag of 49, published at
Warrenton. card signed by Mr.. E. Helm,
stating that the publication on the subject of
the rencontre in the Piedmont Wing, was I'M
just TO him and his son. He promises part-
culars. Ii was from the Piedmont Wing
that we obtained the statement published by
us. The Flag of 9S'' contains notice of
the death of Mrs. Helm, wife of DIR. E. Helm,
which according TO rumor, is attributed to
fright on hearing Of the rencontre in which her
husband was party.
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Mr.. HARRY LUTTRELL. ga witamong lords
.and lord among Wits" died a, his house in
.Bronpton Crescent, London. on the 18th nlti-
mo. ia the eighiy-frsi year of his age. He was
the friend of Sydney Smith, and other great
wits of the day. and was himself one of the
witiesi.men in England.
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y FOR THE HAIR

FOR THE HAIR.-To strengthen or
invigorate it, there is no article within our know
ledge at all comparable to the HYPERION HAIR
RESTORER. 1t renders the hair beautifully soft
and glossy, efectually eradicates dandruf and is
altogether one OF the most elegant and perfect pre-
parations of the kind before the public Ii is to be
had at the Drug Store of Messrs. PURCELL, LADD
81 CO., 80 Main street, where dealers or consumers
can be supplied in any quantity. jal6
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r. New Directors.

p WIoTA, Wisconsin, January 10, 1870
Mr.. II. G. Farrell: We have seen your Liniment
tested, and convinced of its good qualities we
selling great DEAL and it gives universal salts
faction it has cured bad case OF eryspelas here,
and is highly extoled remedy for both man
and beast See advertiseme MT.
ia 26-3t SAXTON g. ELLSWORTH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CLARK &

CONSUMPTION. -RUSHTON, CLARK &
CO.'S CELE DRAFTED GENUINE MEDICI-
NAL COD LIVER OIL.-This valuable remedy
introduced By us TO the notice OF the medical pro
fession, but little more than two years since has
during that short feriod, advanced more rapidly
in the public estimation than any remedy yet dis
covered for this dread destroyer Of the human
race. IL has been used with the most signal and
gratifying success, even in cases considered hope
less, and in the late reports of the New York and
Pennsylvania Hospitals its use tits spoken OF as
being more valuable than any remedy yet discover.
ed for Consumption and Pulmonary Affections and
1t has the great advantage over all other remedies
that instead OF reducing, it increases the strength
andfesh of the patient thus enabling ature to CO.
operate with the remedy, and overcome the dis
ease.
Owing TO the purity and superior quality of the
Oil OF our manufacture, having givenit POPULAR.
ty over all others several persons have copied the
shape and style of our bottle, in order to palm of
inferior quality and aduterated OIL end as the ar
cie, unless pure Is, in most cases, worse than use
less, we would call particular attention to our sig
nature, which is over the cork of each bottle with
out which II Is not genuine. Be particular and en-.
qulre for Rushton, Clark & Co.'S Cod Liver o.,
and see that the signature 10 over the cork. For
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., C. Bennett
CO.. Seabrook d Reeve, II. C. McNen.ara, and
Druggists generally, where pamphlets may be
had gratis, giving the history and use Of the Oil
del6-2m 2t
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ TO ADvERTISERS.--Th circulation
OF the DISPATCH is THREE TIMES as large as that
of any other Daily paper in the city of Richmond.
Il Is therefore greatly superior to any other as
medium of advertising
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Circuit Court of Law,
BEFoaE JUDGE RoBERrsos-YEsrEsD

BEFOHE JUDGE AOBERTSoN-YESTERDAY.
Henrico Justices suing for Green rs. Goddin and
ais. BY consent, appellants defendants allowed to
withdraw plea of conditions performed-special re.
plcaon fled by plaintiffs special plea heretofore
filed by defendants, and special rejonder by de-
PENDANTS to said repication-rejoinder argued, and
rejected by the Court Exception by defendants
to opinion Of Court rejecting rejoinder, received
and signed-and general rejoinder put IN by de.
PENDANTS to the plaintiffs replication to the said de.
PENDANTS plea. There being nothing further be-
fore the Court it was adjourned till the first day of
the next regular term for the trial of civil causes
which is the l4th day of May next
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New directors.
Directors of the Bank Of Virginia md
Branches for the Year 1852.
By the Stockholders BY the Executive
AT RIcHMoNp
James Caskie Robert A. Mayo
John L. Bacon Hiram B. Dickinson
Thomas R. Price Daniel FL London
Alfred T. Harris Dabney p. Goocn~
AT NORFOLK
Josiah Wills VIM D. Roberts, Jr
George Reed Jonn James
A. B. MCLEAN James H. Johnston
Wm T. Harrison"
AT PETERSBURG.
Joseph Bragg T. II. Brooks
John H. Patteson Branch 7. Hart
Thomas White Samuel V. Watkins"
Thomas WallsceS
AT FREDERIcKsBURG-
Hugh Mercer w. P. Conway
Joseph B. Ficklin Samuel Phillips
Hugh Scott Robert Dickey*
John James Chew
AT LENeHBURG.
Chiswell Dabney T. w. billiard
John Hollins Charles II. Lynch
James NJ. Cobbs Edmund Logwoodt
Ambrose B. Rucker*
AT DANyILLE.
George Price Nathaniel Wilson
John J. Burton Charles NJ Cosby"
Hugh w. Holcombe*
AT BUCHANAN.
Charles L. Beaie George y. Penn
John s. Wilson Oliver P. Gray
Cary Breckenridge VIM. D. Couch
Thomas Cartmill*
AT CHARLESTON.
James C. Mcfarland John H Goshorn
w. Chamberlain Francis Thompson
Andrew Parks Thomas Matthew'S
Joel Shrewsbury
AT PORTSMOUTH.
Samuel M. Wilson Robert NJ. Boykin
Richard w Baugh M. w. Armistead
Thomas Brooks, Jr William ]. Cooke
Jelhro A. Jenkins
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~ICURE ALL PAIN FOR IL ID

- L CURE ALL PAIN FOR IL LIZ
CTS.-YO CUk0 DOLORES, as the Spanish say.
Dr.. Roses wonderful Pain Curer will cure almost
Immediately Corns, Rheumatism, Chilblains,
Toothsche, Swelled Face, bad Colds, Bruises,
Sprains, Choic, Pains in the Back or Limbs
Cramps, or Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, Sore
Throat and Stiff Neck. Every person should have
bottle by them. Price l25 and 25 cents, to be had
of PURCELL, LADD & CO., Adie & Gray O. A.
Strecker, Gaynor Il Wood, Bennett & Beers, r. T..
Duval, A. Bodeker, and j. Blair ia 2I-ts
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DIED..

Of Tetanus, in Gainesville, Tenn. on SATURDAY.,
9th January, Mrs. JANE E. HENDRICE, eonso {
of Rev John T. Hendrick of that place, and eldest
daughter of the late Joseph Bgelow, of this city.
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MARRIED.

On the 25th December, 1851, by the Rev Mr.
Manly, Mr.. JAMES w. MITCHELL, of Essex, TO
Miss LIZZIE, the youngest daughter of the late
Richard l., Coleman. of this city
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10 Only IL LIZ and 25 cents for Bill
ious Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill kn0wD.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR AMBITIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing tue blood, carrying of all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail
road PILE because they GO ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for indiges-
tion, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price 25 cents, and tor sale by Pur-
cell, Ladd Co, Adie g. Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett Il BeeTs, z r. Duval, o. A,
Strecker and J. Blair. ia2I-ts
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M A n A q f. 'S ORFIt L..
r. MORRIS a. ri

For This Day.-Capitais: $1,000, 4 O. 2OOa
OF 1000, 10 Of 750, Sc. IS numbers, 10 draw.
Tickets SCI.
This Evening at 4 o'clock -Capitals: $50.
Voo. lo,OUo, 1000, 3s07, 100 OF 1000 &c. T5 uum.
beers, IL drawn. Tickets.SI0.
Drawn Nos. OF Washington. Q.
"a IS IS 10 81 10 80 81 81 "a Z 81.
ia % G. w. PURCELL
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Directors for the FsvMers Bank g ~.
ainin. and Branches, for the Year 1852.
b Ms Stock FOLDERS. By the Ezeessise,
WV M.cf.,,.nd T'hos. b. Ellis.
John 3. Wadsworth nicholas 9. Read
Richard B. Haxall Richard y. Haskins
Thos. w. McCancef
NC. Whitehead Joseph r.. Spratley
n. p Reardon Hunter Woods
Jnhu y DOYLE Duncan Robertson
+ James Cornieks
PETERSBURG.
John Kevan 4. r. Collier
r. b Boiling John Rowlett
Charles Corning Thomas Y. Eiiou
Jas. NJ McCullocht
FREpERrcKsBuRG.
J. H. Wallace VIM. F. Cheek
J. w. Slaughter Peter Gooirek
John Coakiey~ Samuel Gordon
George B. Scott
LYNcHBURG.
William Radford Upton D. Jennings
Christopher Wiufree Benjamin Whks
Stephen C. Hurt John g. Meme
John NJ Warwick
FAsMvrLLE.
WIN. C. Flournoy Weller H. Middleton
George o. Scott Francis r. Woco
Asa D. Dickinson c. c. Read
George w. Daniel
John r. Jones Slaughter Ficklen'
VIM P. Parish VIM J. Robertson
John q. Bibb Wm. N. Keblinger$
VIM. Garth
ALExAxpRfA.
phineas Jarney Turner Dixon
Huoh smith W. w. Hoxton
A.P. Cover George II. Smoot
F. L. Smith
WINCHESTER
Robert T. Baker John r. Tucker
Thomas B. Campbell John Bruce
GeorgeW Baker Patrick Smith
G. W. Hammond
DANvIELE. ss-
Nathaniel T. Green Thomas d. Stokes
John w. Paxton Leonard Claiborne
VIM. S. Patton William Ayres
Levi Holbrook*
Stephen McGavoch Robert Raper*
Robert Crockett Ephraim McGavoch*
George Stuart, Sen. William Gibbony
Andrew s. Fulton
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DACUERREOTYPES-C

49, DAGUERREOTYPES Call and
lS>~Ga see SlMONS Pictures OF the President
Senators, members of the House, Cabinet &c
which are all pronounced very superior; also, bis
unequaied portraits of Jenny Lind George P. R.
James and General Lopez All Pictures warranted
to give satisfaction, and be in every
to the specimens. NJ. r. SIMUNS,
IA 81 Eagle Square, Isl Main street
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- 5000 DOLLARS.-JOHN JOHN
~ SON, manufacturer of the justly celebra.
ted "Ftetehers Hair Tonic would respectfully
call the attention of persons to this wonderful re
medy for the hair, both for strengthening it and
preserving its beauty, also to purify it and keey
it clean from dandrutf. The increased demand for
it, and rapid sale that it has, induces him TO offer
the receipt for making this invaushle remedy for
the hair to any neighbouring State for the above
sum OF 5000. He will refuse to sell Che receipt to
any one in Virginia. Persons may be sure, ~ ap-
plying to K. r. Duval and to Messrs. Bennett &
Beers, Main street; to Messrs Miller Il Seabrook
Broad street; or at the Saloon, under American
Hotel 10 get the genuine Tonic the same price as
heretofore, wholesale and retail. ia Is
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which Is the I4lh day of May next.

The TwENTY-SEcoND OF FEBRUARY.-The gen.
tlenlanly commander of the Armory and State
Guards ever ready to administer to the qualification
of cur citizens, is having prepared at his in
stance, and under his careful direction, superb
and appropriate assortment Of fireworks for public
display on the evening Of the Twenty Second Feb
ruary. kr. Knowles, master-armorer received a
present OF box of fireworks from the courteous
superintendent at Old Point recently, which will
viii be made upon Gambe's Hill
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CRY CouscIL.-There was an error in the state
msnto the proceedings of the Council on Monday,
ia yesterdays Dispatch The resolution respecting
the erection of wooden buildings, &c, on the pet.
ton OF G. NJ. Darlington and othsrs, ras NOT adopt
ed On motion of Mr., Hill The petition and resolu.
ton were referred to the Commissioners of Streets
generally. The error arose from misiuiormation.
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GOLD NINE ON PEARL. STREET.
LUCk'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished ut the Mine,

Drawn Nos OF Patapaco, 4s. january 20
IS 80 20 50 "a 60 4s IS Il 81 % 4 1879 40 =
Drawn Nos. oil Wsshingten C, unity. 9:
81 IS &C 30 81 81 30 81 50 81 o..
Hall Ticket 30 81 81, prize Of So $50 returoe
by LUCK
For Te-Day.--Susqaehaan Canal. class
--Capitals s30.00o l0.0,A. 5000. Sc. rs numbers
l2drawn. Tickets $40
Also, small Lottery OF $500. Tickets g. 50.
ia %
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MAYORS couRr-John, slave TO c. A. Hall, was
arrested Monday evening in default OF pass
properly endorsed. Discharged by the Mayor with
an admonition.
A white woman, named Matilda Burton a liquor
blot upon society, brought before his Honor on
yesterday, charged with being drunk and dsorderly
In default of 500 security, committed to jail for
twelve months. This was another work house sub
ject.
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49, NOTICE.-Attention is called to the
C>-I-a stock ofFANCY GOODS in store No. I6l
Main street. They will be exhibited TO DAY and
sold TO MORROW at auc'ion
ia 3 DUNLOP, MONCURE e. CO
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sTATHAM's LOTTERY OFFICE.

sTATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL
(Chalk's old stalid9
Drawn Nos tatapsco, IA Jan. &c:
le 10 20 so III 63 45 25 "a 81 SO 4 II 90 40 q
- 40 %, sold and paid.
For This Day.-Susquehsnna Glass s.
Capitals s3U oe0, III, Co., $780, 30g7, 100 OF ~
Is numbers IL drawn Tickets 10.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets $3.50
jas w III. STATHAM.
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Ga ANTED, by young MAN who has been
w living in the city for two years, with an ex.
tensiye country acquaintance, a SITUATION in
some mercantile business. The salary is not 30
much OBJECT to acquire general knowledge
of business. Satisfactory proofs be had of his
industry and sobrety, when called for. Address
NV 8, Post Office, box 754. la 2S-ts
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GREGORY a. AlAUHY,
Successor TO j. w. AIaury 81 Co., Mana
gers.
No. l, City Hotel.

Drawn Nos OF kentucky, No. 20, January SO:
81 50 10 Is 90 90 40 10 IL 81 43 H.
Ticket Nos. 10 90 81, prize OF $3.50. sod
and paid BIZ STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky, Ex. No, %, Jan 9th:
II 80 IS 81 SIS AZ SO 81 Ill 50 20 ,
Ticket Nos. IL So Sold and paid by
q 6s IS 76 STkATTON.
For this Day, Kentucky No. 22.-Captals;
$50 500, &c, Ilckefs $40 4. d
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LIFE INSURANCE.

TNHE subscriber as the Agent OF the New York
Il Mutual Life Insurance Company would again
invite all who desire TO lay up and secure small
fund for the willow and orphan, to give him a call,
at No. 2Oj Main street, square above the Banks.
This Company being on the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured. Books explanatory
furnished gratis, with all other information, by
ia % CHAS. WORKMAN Agent