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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

The Empress Of France had ffty-eight splendi
wedding dresses made few days previous TO her
risge Her pocket handke-chefs, it sad cost $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

The Boston Chronicle says Thousands have been
made liars and dishonest by the Maine law, out that 1t
has ever made temperate have yet to learn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

Another overflow has occurred at Augusta, Ga, and
Hamburgh the South Carolina side Of the river No
much damage however, was done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

Marietta Serato twelve years old celebrated viopi
and protege Of Madame Sonag s expected to arrive Al
New York about the middle OF April.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

Mr. and Mrs, Kean, it is reported have an ide
ofre-vistng the United States and Anderson accord
ing to the Londen press is certainly to visit mex
wear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

MIS- Fanny Kemble has been reading shkspeare with
much success before the Leeds Eng) Philosophical and
Literary Society She is shortly to revisit tie United
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

FRoM ST. THoMAs-Adyices from st. Thomas announce
that the yellow fever had entirey dsappeared-no new
cases having occurred for several days previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

Gottschak the young pianist was to give concert II
Philadelphia Monday evening last and was to start fo
New Orleans yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

Thackeray is to deliver Of lectures before the
Mercantile Library Association Of Charleston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

Count sartiges the French Minister at Washington, il
about embark for Europe for the purpose of attending
the coronation Of the French Emperor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02
THE Postmaster GENERAL AND Nh. BaI6Gs-A commu-
ncation from Washington, dated the 22i uit, says:

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AND Nh. BRIaGs.-A commu-
nicstion from Washington. dated the 22i ut. says
An unfortunate sequel to the late affair between Post
General Hubbard and the Hon George Briggs.
Cured at the capitol to-day the parties met ia dark
passage the House Library Mr.. Hubbard graspad
MIR Briggs by the hand, saying how you Briggs -
Mr. Briggs shook hands with him but in moment dis
covering who followed Mr. Hubbard and meeting
him in the anteroom leading from the House to the
tunda, said have just shaken hands with you-I wish
to reract that act OF poitenessyou have insultel
and have publicly called you no gentleman Mr. Hub
bard answered just you please you beueath my
notice. Mr. Briggs thereupon, with his left hand imue-
diaely slapped Mr., Hubbard in the face, saying will
you make no resistance N None being offered, Briggs
coutinuedI have said in public that you honor
able man. and have now slapped your face don't yor
resent it ?"
| Mr. Hubbard then replied Strike away, Briggs
strike awayI shall not strike back for you benestl
| my contempt
Mr. Briggs then struck him the left side Of his her
with ais right hand and repeated the blow 1nce or twice
The bystanders then inte red before serious injury
effected 1t is said that MIR Hubbard intends nstitut
| legal proceedings agairst Mr. Briggs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

FIRE ST. LOUISA destructive IRE took place In ST.
Louis the morning Of the 2sd ult The FIRE first
discovered in the Broadway House on Broadway, be-
tween Wash and Carr streets and the flames soon ec-
municated the livery stable Of Mr. Tracey P Turner
Several Of the hands about the building, and
deavored they awoke to the horses The
hamos however, gained rapidly on them that they
saved only two or three, amobg which Is the horse
| Saor.' said to be very valuable The remainder
of the horses about ten in number thought g nave
all perished the bodies of eight were found ater the sub
sdence Of the flames The spectacle they presented was
most pitahe There in the stable seventeen bug
es and carragesin greater part the fornerot which
only two were saved few Of these vehicles belonged TO
urvne owners and the larger majority to Mr.. Turner.
Little if any thing got Of the harness room. TIL fire
communicated also a shed used learn pattern
shop by Messrs Knglsnd Caddy. But little material
bappo be stored in the shop and the loss UNDER
stood to be nconsiderabe Adjoining Mrs Notes board
ing house and south Of Turner's stable stood two story
brick building double house covered by roof
pie,i as feed and produce store by Messrs Rourke
oConnel and for bakery by Mr. George Hare, Ger
man Much Of the feed saved and the loss of the
owners slight MIR Hare's loss Of stock is estimated
by him at $500 The fire was stopped at this point.
Mr. Tracy Turner supposes his loss to be about $40 60
which there Insurance. Of $1,000, principally in
the Charleston Commercial Agency The double building
occupied bakery and feed store owned by per-
named Neil, in California. II was insured,
learn in the Home Mutual oioe-to what is not
! stated Tho stable buildings belonged to Mr. Turner
The stone house tenanted by Mrs Nolte owned by
the estate Of Patrick Coffee Mrs lost of her fur
nture and her boarders their clothing stif breeze
prevailed during the fire and it Epprehended for
while that the flames would communicate to the build
ings Collins street. but the active action OF the persons
stationed the roofs happily prevented such disaster
Mr. Hare the baker, who had his horse In the livery
stable succeeded in getting him to the street and her
delivered him stranger to held while he was engaged
in recovering something from his burning dwelling Ate
while he rrtGrntl for the horse, but both man an
beast were missing The total less BY tAa ars usy b
!se.kenea az sl5,09e " Slsee9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

An Anti-Liquor Law Convention was held at Atlanta
Ca on the 22d ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

The majority in favor Of the Liquor Law in Vermont
officially reported, is 1l2l.
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.HLABAM.4 RIVER.
OUACHIT.4 RIVER.

.ave THURSDAY March g. at O'clock p NJ positively
ETOR OUACHITA RIVER - The s..s h,
n fns pansgager steamer LUCY ROBINSON, lS5sk5e<E1
n McCiellaud, maser will leave above, t,klnt
freight for Caren Ri peie Landing Ehampa4n5r Mnmns o.
Moro Landing Hill Mari Sal-, Aahama La ting, Trenton
Moaroe Columbia, arrinbufg ~ mmeri andngs on the
route For ITsgLt or pRsage, Al ply on board or to
j. Lloyd LEWIS, 10 Poydras street.
- The Lucy Robinson having been purchased expressly for the
tire ~ = NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

nEEF T0NGUES-25 bxs Sugar Cured Beef
Esasas; ~ lssY A. D. eRIEFg CO.. % Us ssrsa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02
WI leave THURSDAY, March D. At o'clock r.M.
sSQR CAMDEN, E,CHAMPAGNDIE rg-.

y WILMINGTON, CCLuAniA all interine. lllt
aas isndtnss on onnchta Ser-Regulsr oa,eha
River IcketIhe and running pasan I4
STORM, Capt ssitsgT ii leave passage
having good Argemmodatiops apply en- hoard Grto
SMIlH ( FlAlsrER, 80 Poydras street.
Nv keel tunniug h Ma 10 saEe yer n ihS Soru
% t-g apgsIl iiipi, L4l
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EOR WABASH RIVER-New or. n-
ATEW ORLEANs EMIGRANT AND -,

NT EW ORLEANS EMIdhANI AND sIhN
REMITTANCE OFFICE1he undsrsigHsd at his old }ztlS
ssisbhsh ohce eon,noes accommodate esrsoqs
5en,tiug friends England ireland Scotland with
in the abovsnAmsd
kagdo He eunnuss having pes-
this good ships ard
addressiug letter psidl 10
Hrs4sr4gLsG, will be promptly stsende TO- -
aiu JOHN ToOLE, IS Bank Plscs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02
MEMPHIS,

VIII leave WEDNESDAY March >, at o'clock
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- ~ ~
a. LEos, LAKE Providence NArGHEZ .ftastssf fat7A,ssss
NlCKSht all mt 1uiipis apiugsisgul
wednesday Mrmphis Pack-t BtLLE1IS No. TUr
BULLETIN NJ. Captain C. b. Church, will leave
aboy0 For freight passage Apply on board, Or l..
join L, HYDE ID foFlfas street
- The Bulletin Memphis with City Of
H1rtsf snr NASHVILLE Cnclust taking passed.
geTsth either point without detention,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02

r All ne,e, n iqE No. y Eyan Fields orpost tue
tonehattra st- Depot lower side No. lEa Old street,
No u rchoupiiou street, Ne New reet New Lvoe
street toies greet No s5 Inupuua street No ls iyee
ii;i1 !so! l.5s
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TENNESSEE RIVER.
CC.HBERL.4N,D RIVER.
REQ ULAk PACKERS.

EvOR RMOBnE.-Daily U s. Mail g SlcC--.>
Liue,-Whtlf Arrang sss.The sf
.leadd low rsssre packet OREGON, CaPL R. A.
Holm. CALIFORNIA CPtn sam Rose, as the Oh pressure
Lake ST. CHARLES. Capt Eeub. Post, thRTing been
expressly the Lake with pinodats
the PonshafirAiB Railroad
DAILY, al al the Lake Of the k sopring 1t
PaEes Esiays md Tuesday, and Fridays
~ Freight for Bay - LOUIS, fasa Cbsan and fs'agoua nnSi
be amer CREOLE.
~ saz Mobile sill the Office Of the
Alrut JcooL East n Mobile ssoId be put
in he usll. tiell p. GEDDES Agent. 10 kaEk Place.
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no PL ANTERS AND OTHERs-BRIDGE.

WATER PAINTThe subscribers Agents 70, the Brlgewaier
Mineral Paint have hand supply the Dry Mineral barrels
oneutjrtu Line. ssted vii mix with the Dry
IS "A substitute o 10 all rough work,
O. G. 10GERT & CO.. 10 Camp street.
,r 'Ia io=iri4oa Ala. Miss, and Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-02
VgVO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and So


MADAM PLATEN
Respectfully offers services the Ladies Of Tor the
discusses PRoLAPSUS uTER WHITES,
FROFUS PAINFUL MENSTRUATIoN, ENFORCEMENT amt
ULCERATiON OF THE WOMB. The adopted by her Il
heost distinguished
Paris London and Ne" York There is form those diseases that
study praste.
saying that NIL Diseases the Uterus Of Can
herself exclusively
these complaints and be consulted daily at her residence No sS
St. sppha arppt,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29

EG2E NEW FlAA0ES.
w have received BY recent arrivals nine =--,-z
w more ofthuse Uuriyai!ed Pianos, m4def s.sss e
bvJ. Il. Durham aud Adam SiodaIt * Co. off : Z!
various STYLES and SIZES whch Nil be sad verY low fI
cash good duawng interest," and warranted 10 give
satisfaction IN every respect.
apr29 W. Il 7. IL. GREENFIELD 4 co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29
SO REMARn.

ID ANYWAY from Tie subscriber on the night Of ef,
the Ord inst, his negro BOY AMOS. He is about -
20 wears o: age feet lU inches high aud weighs ~
abOui $50 pounds HI is a bright muh,tto has straight
hair and blue eyes aud will doubt attempt pass HIM
self a white lie raised bv Mr. Dickey Of
SparanbWg District and was purchased by Capt James
Bonds of Spartanburg e. H. he is probably lurking in
the vicinity Of that town, mas attempt bis escape to
free State He rode OF sGrrel horse twelve ye,rs
old which has scar both shoulders caused bv Wurs
and is shod behind quick IN gas and steps short holds
fine head, sunk verT much above the eyes aud ucliues
10 be Spite1l. The above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given 70: the apprehension u the But and horse
the boy 10 be lodged in uy ai in the State. All expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid
Newberv :. c. July, I W. q. NFEID
t,tl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29

A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all Of his hair and
IA had been bald for many years. by the Of three bt.
ties Of tie HIGnetc Othae1t lad ms hair entirely re-
store and has beautIla head of hair any
could wish. His age is about 50 years
A of Mr. Warren OF this town, Il years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail 1t
the most aggravated saw; he enacaed al
mos; TO skeleton. By the Of few bottles of the 0nt.
ment he h0roaqdycu cur and for months past
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case OF inflammation of the sD2eE
of long standing has iety Of treatment from less than
et different physicians without receiving beneht-was
cured by the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic Ont
This four months ago and the lady ia Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able attend to her usual
Lges with the Ointment both Of the patients so Heqrty
b}is need attendant to lead tlem from place TO
place One of them had been afflicted Is years the other
about 9yeas The had tried the best pJvsjcas in The
State without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment CT the celebrated Dr. Muzzv of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars
vain efforts 10 effect They by of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured; and able to
read and attend any ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number ofcaseS Of Piles and in has i
ILaB Of 0yjg 0laiirte re5ef and 0eAesQ permanent
cure have al used benecaly severe cases Ey-
sipelaS And last but not least have within the last wear
cured four cases OF CANCER BY the of the AlgetiC
Ointment aOnel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended, confidently
commend it be one of the useful remedies ever Of
fered 10 the public. Respectfully Yours
Dated Jan 81, i $50 Amelia, Ohio
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number of ind
vdua who ascrbe their restoration to health to the
this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by II. 6. SCOVEll
BERRY DEMOVILLE, -
mayo CARTWRIGHT d ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29
ERBs PATENT STRAW CUTTER ARD INDEPEE.
DEBT CORN CH0PPTp

THIS very important invention has been in use about
i three years. The iuveunr las made improvements
winch have rendered il perfect as STR wv AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. u has given entire satisfaction 70
every who has used it, and i the most superior machine
in use, for the purpose for which is designed II Is sim
pie IN all its parts durable and easily kept order 1t
selfieedng, and easily worked by boy IL years of
Ii will cut straw IN tie shuck from half inch tr
three inches in length. Many certificates might be pre-
duced from Farmers who have used then prove theii
superiority over any other straw aud cutter now in
use Persons needing saeh article may rest assured
that in they viii bad valuable acquisition their fn
or stable -.
The subscriber has greatly extended his 0rnan
uiacturlng these machne and he sOciis tor Them
the attention Of the public and TIE farmers AID planters
particularly, Of the South and West He will hereafter be-
able 10 m all orders rapidly and ensures all macineS %
10 the work for which they aIe designed.
Being the inventor and aenee, and sole proprietor Re
viii dispose OF rights for counties or Staes on reasonable
terms TO any Mechanic wish % nanutlcture them,
and will furnish one set Of casting for patterns.
sa,,7 IN, JOHN E. ERB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29

JCST RECEIVED-TL day - ------
81 80 bblS Ohio Whisky;
90 bbiS crushed Sugar;
.. % . Loaf "a dO .ss..sF ...t .H-Er
- AZ 10 " Powd do; ..- .-...
8 terceS ;. Carolina Rice; d. .t#uH.t
sfs Goo cans Baltimore Oysters, .........t ....
$50 boxes ". Z. Cheese;
10 duz Fancy Brooms and for sale by
sept2s EDWARDS HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29
vATUApLE LAND FOa SALE

ON The 9Th day OF November next the undersigned Wil
offer sale 420 acres OF river bottom ANA island Land
vin in Jackson county, A, at the point where the " *
q r r. crosses the Tennessee Kiver running through The
same The tract conais 40 acres and IL divided into
lois Of from 70 eae about 100 acres cleared
and in high Of cultivation the reulaniu l n fR
" tirbered with choice growth Il IS the fractional l6fh
Section in Township Of Range . East. The above plc.
is good one cs Gnano ITSELF rendered valuable By tn,
very many and numerous advantages combines. The e.
Road running though A. and Steamboat navigation round
and about t. Il can't be beat for Cornno trouble
IS bushels per acre
TERHs.-Cred Of !, 2 and wears, equal annual pay
ments, bearing interest from date said Land viii be actual
" sold it il goes above very moderate minimum price
Fixed by the Trustees, according to Law. -s ssr
. 7 q 4- JAS. WILLIAMS, T,,s,aas
W CHRISTIAN, }ifS n ! p q
A. GUNTER
Apply 10 AGUNTEK
t5-Stw louisville, jackson county, Ala.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29
FOR SHERIFF,


- We are authorized - announce l. w. FussEL.
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
80 We authorized 70 announce JoHS X. EDEoSIsoN
candidate or the Sherifillty of Davidson county.
eSy-We auihorzvd TO announce ESoCH CUNEINGHAE
as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
- We authorized 10 announce WILLIAM LUTox, as
acanddae for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the ensuing
election.
ssg-We authorized 70 announce E. B. BlGLET as a
candidate ior sheriff at the ensuing election. - ..-
CLERK or TIE COUNTY COURT.
sSS-We authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS
Candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing election.
szss~Ne authorized TO announce FELIX r. CBEATHAH
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election.
~ We are authorized to announce IsGAoM JoSEs
ddate for County Court Clerk the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE. . .s.--.-
- We are authorized announce JOIN RAINS for
Reelection as County Trustee at The ensuing election.
~ We authorized 10 announce Thomas SUMNER as
candidate fOr1rustee Of Davidson County.
~ We authorized 10 announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson, atthe March election.
~ We are authorized the name Of w. X.
HUNrER Collector candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections. .....
~ jams 7. Faulkner is candidate for Register OF
The Land Office for Middle Tennessee al the ensuing SESSION
Of the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY AND rARN FOR SALE


TINE subscriber would call the attention OF those who
wish To embark in the Iron business also those WHO
wish to own handsome ad fertile farm the following
property which he offers Tor sale
1st jackson Furnace and lands sav sbout 2zt acre.
This furnace is Beaver IAEi Greek Diekso1 county,
Tennessee and TIE Stack Is the largest in the State being
rebuilt and VIII be ready to ei in blast bv ire st Of No
yember. The route Of the N0G!h Western Railroad a. sur
veyed passes Immediately by the Furnace The ore un-
surpassed and TIE timber and grouEu admirably adapted
for oosling.
Also Beeviev Furnace and about $500 acres Of laud
including the Dickson ore bank. This Funace Jones
Creek about three miles South of Charlotte There Is
GOOD water power snd also good farming lands attached TO
this property.
Also, the Valley Forgeon Jones' Creek and about ST :.
90 Of land The fail p feet and the head Of water
immense There ere very fine farming lands in this
tract, aud it is altogether most desirable location
Also, the Mill Creek property and Duck River bank
in Hickman county, Tennessee The Nil Geek sites Of
which there Eve SIX present the he. powers
fer the size Of the stream that be found in country
The Duck River bank the heaviest depce OF n
the state end the can be procured with less labor than
az any bank IN the country. % j. within half mile Of
Duck River and the lands around covered with the
best cOaing timber.
Also the Lower Taanel at the Narrows Of Harpe,h. in
Davidson county, tennessee, with ten OF lahd for
bull Snrs and machinery. I uhnecc speak OF the
water power at the NaIFows Of Harpetb II Is known to
every one, and twenHVc years experience enables the
subscriber to speak with certainty OF It's great benefits aud
usefulness. II indeed only to be appreciated
Lastly, Williamson Farm, which now reside pud
which for beauty aud fertility is second The house
Is large and airy and the ou;-buldugs Of the best decrp
ton IL is nierseced by the Southern Railroad and also
By the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike. 1t is II miles
from Nashville aud from Franklin. II is 'Inea!ow
far vatered BY Little liapeth, and the best evidence Of
Its quality is the hay produced II tins year. which all
who have it. pronounce u me best thev have ever seen
Its altogether OF the most desirable farms for beauty
and profit tha; in the Southwest IL contains about $50
acres.
The above property IS offered for sale not for the purpose
Of profit speculation but simply from the fac that The
subscriber heal makes il necessary 20 relieve himself OF
the care necessarily Incident 10 much r property To-
Gated at different points, and renders him unable to give it
that personal attention which IL requires.
ANY wishing to purchase any ot the shove property
will please call the subscriber at his residence or adj
dress him at Good Spring p. o. Williamson county Ten
HeCsCe. auEyl-4n IL BELL
Cincinnati Enquirer viii publish the above until the Isl
ofJanuary, 1888, and send bin % this Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-29
MARSHAL,S SALE

DY virtue of writ Of Wendell nj Eyponas to me di-
ID rected IRON the Circuit Court of the United states
for the Middle District of Tennessee which founded on
Judgment rendered in said Court the 2oth Day o. o
March, l35S, wherein Joseph II. Shepherd vas fLlnIh
and Hetty Lanier and Felix II. Laner were Deiena%hts
door in the city OF Nashville Monday the tn day OF
November next all the right tide, claim and interest OF
being in fine ity Of Nashville on College street. being the
same house and lot now occupied By Fall Cunningham
as Hardware Store which has been levied upon and will
be sold the property Of the defendants 20 satisfy Said
writ. D. Is. CLEMENIs,
- esScpt2O-ty tbs Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn
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ta5D,awiugS forwarded 10 Correspondents by the hTs
mails after the lotteries drawn.
rs-Correspoudeu,s viii please order few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There is large per cenage in favor of those purchasers
ybot r by the Package and the chances Of drawing four
of the lrreSt Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Packges OF Tickets in every IN
stance. ..-.--
sank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight viii he promptly RENTED to those Correspondents
who draw prizes at Pl FER cos.
-Renember-A PACgAGEof nCEETs draw -FOUR
1.-THE most splendid prizes in a scheme.
n order 10 secure Fortune and the cash Immediate
after the result is known the readers Of this paper have
only to remit cash Drafts o: prize tickets TO the Old Essb
ished far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers' ltER COp
ocfI-1m No Light street Baltimore Nd.
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THOMAS HoDG