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&2j.OO REV ARD
Sept. 20. 1856.

VIII be given for the apprehension and committing
jail $50 that I may get hm) of my negro man,
DWARD, who left the night of the sh inst. sup
pose him bo 25 80 years Of age. He is about 5
feet inches high spare built and weighs about
l35 lbs, black comp'exi5n, sharp features wears a
of of his wrists which he says produced by
cut wiha 1 think he also has small scar over
carried off two coats; faded black brown
freck. and the other blue short sack coat-boh Of
sstinet. Edward was formerly owned by yno- a.
and has worked at the turpentine business in the
neighborhood of Fayetteville, and Rockfsh Factory
for veral years. He raised, owned by a
Mr. Tyson of Moore Chatham county, and had a
wife at Nr Tomlinson's of Chatham county, n. & He
will brobaby make his way eyettevtlse OF
Chatham. a. W BEIdEA.
Little Rock. Marion Dist't. S. C.
: Oct lS 1856. 2O-2m
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The Auburn ,Earde-.

The theory has been advanced that in, case
of sudden death, the last object seen is daguer-
reotped upon the retina. 1t is evident that
this the case, an Important source of evi-
deuce would be added to those already desira-
bic from post mcrtem examination. So far as
we Know, this theory is YET unsupported, by
any positive observations, though il Larmonzes
with the accepted doctrine, that every nervous
impression Involves molecular change in the
nerve matter itself. DR. Sanborn, of Auburn
made such examination OF the eyes OF NJ
Beadle, recently murdered in Auburn Tie
editor of the Advertiser Of that place says:
eve were present during tie eXamlnaton
and have at least this testimony to bear that
there is truth in the principle involved DR. S.
made skilIfu dissection Of the eye and sue
ceedcd in bringing the reiiaa, Of the most
delicate Of human organs, being expansion
Of the optic nerve ul4der the view OF Dlcpos
COPE There was nothing on the retiuG eXam-
ined which would lead to the detection of the
victims murderer but there that impressed
upon it which sufficiently establishes the fact that
the retina retains the last iinpT1sSiou made
upon it. Whatwe saw ourself do not feel
disposed to make aida Wit Of, and therefore
prefer not to state; but we will say that an ex-
animation of the retina Of ali eye, with
mon microscope, reveals a most wonderful sight
aud that III this INSTANCE we discovered, upon
a dayurreotype-pl plate plainly marked impress
ions at once Interesting and startling to behold"
Another statement says: Drs. Be.lamy and
Sandford made this experiment in the case o.
Beadie, the printer, who was foully murdered
in Auburn, few days since, with tho following
astonishing result: They distinctly impress
ed upon the eye the rude figure OF y IAN dress
Cd in light coat, holding a stone suspended in
the air. The examination of Beadlc's body
! after DEATH showed tlfat he had been murdered
by {, blow from stone.
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N 0JDIH Eo

By virtre~of,a an order made by his Hon, John NJ.
Dick presiding. Judge at the present Term of our
County of Moore at the Court House in Carthage on
the 4th Monday in Nov. next. which will be the 24th
day Of the n,on when and where all suitors aud wit
ef the Civii Docket. required to attend by
o o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
Witness Geo. S. Cole Clerk of said Court at office
the Monday before the last Monday in August A. D.
1856 GEO. S. COLE, G.. S. G.
Sept. p. 1885,
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THE MsSAGERIE.-"M Snowman, what is
that?" ~-
That, my dear, is the Rhynocecrow He
is cousin German Dutch relative to tie
UEicorn. He was born in the Desert of ssry
Ann, and fed on bamboo aud missionaries. lie
is very courageous, and never leaves home nn-
less he moves, in which case he goes somewhere
else unless he is overtaken by the dark. lie
was brought to this c"ontry. much against his
own will, which accounts for his low spirits.
when be is melancholy or detected. He is po9f
somewhat aged, although he has seen tpe day
when he was the youngest specimen OF animated
ina tu-e-in the world. Pass my little dear
and allow the ladies to subway the wisdom ol
Providence, as displayed i'll the rng-talled mon
tkey, hanimal that can stand hanging Ike
| feller-critter, only its reversed.
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TABLE SCENE In MEMPHIS.


The folTo~ing "table witt (says the Fagle)
expended itself at one of our recent evening
parties.
1t was also remarked, at the time; that there
was great .fo,0 Of spirits among some of the
gentlemen. :,
.""What part of the fowl will you be helped
"a small bit Of the hussum.". =
."Ah! you're disposed to walk into the things
afectionS!"
"And what part will you take. sir?"
'"The frontaspiece, if you please"
"The what piece?"
"F1omtis-piece"
"Frontis-piece!"
eyes"
t"The neck, then, I suppose.
"No, no; its vnlgarly called the Pope's e.ose;
but while l chew turkey tails | eschew the idea
of noses,n =
"a queer place for fronts piece!" said the
carver.
''It would have been once, but most things
| are going tail foremost now and tail is becom-
|ing head especially in politics; and Bucks is the
| frontispieoe of it."
"And what. will you take, s;r?"
| "Irue To The BeecK- BORE always"
| 'And you, sirF
"Im ever on the s0ing,' SIR
+ "And you?"
"As am soon to walk, help me to lesz /"
"And what past will you have, sfff'
"I'n, not particular, SO get stmGng,
tbeing that Im somewhat appetitis"
| (.There's goose about being stuffed with
turkey,") remarked some eiae. -
'And what part will you have?"
"a blessed side bone; have loved them eve,
| since the beautiful transformation of the Oh,
! taken from Adam in Paradise" (This drew :
Isme from lady opposite, ,son whom the speak
er glanced very soft look.)
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TRUST SALE.

By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to lie by
James w. McAllister for purposes therein mentioned
will offer fer sale the residence of said Nc cAliser
the Cape Fear River in the County of Harnett.
Saturday 9th Of September, the following property
viz: That well Known and valuable track of Land
on which the said Nc Alister resided also. several
other tracts of Land three Negroes three Mules,
Horse Wagons Carriages, Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Corn Fodder and Hay, Household and Kitchen fur
niture Farming utensils, and all articles mentioned
in said Deed of Trust.
Terms made known at Sale. ALI creditors will do
we'll to attend.
ALEX'R MURCHISON, Trustee.
Sept. 6, 1856. l1-ts.
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I PROSPECTUS
OF THE -..,.-
|EsODTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
for the Year 1855. July to December
! - TWENTY.TE4IRn UnIualp

TWENTY.THIRD VOLUME.
q s issuing the Prospectus Of the Twenty-rhird Vol
zae eI tne SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
hMenciug with the July No., the PropretOrs rely
the eacouraging letters and promises of the
endr OF the Messenger to aid them in extending its
aton, and they beg to- assure. the public that
ertlons will be remitted on< their part to maintain
T. nigh character of the work, and to challenge the
atronage of all who value sterling literary merit
1r Twenty One Years. the Messenger has endeavored
reflect faithfully the Southern mird while disdaining
narrow and sectional views, and has been alone
the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
To this Office it will be devoted, and will be prompt
&Eepel assaults upon the South whether they come
speeious garb of fiction. in the direct form
Aavery pamphlets. At this eriIicai jpncinrc.
While our enemies employing literature their
potent weapons of attack. the Southern people
will surely not withhold their encouragement .fvem d
work whose aim it shall be to strike blows i'll their de-
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he Messenger will heretofore present its readers
a1ftA Rericws, His1oraeal and Biographical
Sketches. Norels, Tales, Ztarels, Essays, Poems,
Csitaques, and Papers on the Afmg, Mary and
other National Subjects.
With view to ensure larger circulation of the
MESSENGER. the Proprietors though they intend
gfeaty increasing the size of the work. have reduced
tff price of Subscription, which is now only
Three Dollars per. annum, in Advance,
OF FOUR DOLLARS IF NOT PAID BEFORE TIE
FIRST OF JULY IN ANY YEAR.
. frLURS-Eemittng us Fifteen Dollars in one
leter. will be entitled to Six Copies. .
The Editorial and Critical department Of the Mes
seiger will continue under the charge Of
And will embrace copious notes current literature
and seviews of all American Foreign works of
genetl interest and value. The Editor sopinions will
be always fearlessly and honestly avowcd.
The Business Department is conducted by the under
signed to whom all COMMUNICATIONS of business ma
ture must be addressed,
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i Coal AND IRON IN NORTH CARoLINA,-M
Hanghton, of Chatham county, has sold his
Coal plantation on Deep River to an English
Mining Company for $4,000 Mr. Thomas
Unthank has sold his farm which joins Mr.
EE]iIaughton's and CONTAINS valuable beds of iron
ORE to the same, for $4,000.
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so % Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber the LIST of April
last, negro named Rand about six feet HI gh,
about 80 years of age, and black. Said negro is sup
posed to be lurking in the neighberhood of John Bell
James NICK ethan.
The above reward will be paid to any person de-
lvering said negro to me at Locksvlle. Chatham
~ c. confning him in any Jail in the State where
! can get him. N1ETI1AN KING.
June 25, 1856. Aft
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CLASS 255.
COEBIN 4 co, AGENTS.
3p.5l6 prizes, amounting to ...-
Tickets sl-shgres IA PROF ortion.

3J:JIO prizes. amounting to SO 2:,,
Tickets Sl-ohares prop ortion
We Invariably answer letters by return mail. en-
closing he tickets III goCl safe envelope and aav
observe e str'cest confidence. After the drawing
ever, we send the official drawing with q written eS
pdoatlon OF the result of the venture. All
tfizes bought at this Office payable immediately
atef The drawing ii Current Money and take Bark
Notes OF any State Bank drafts ayment fo: tick
e'o at par tor otu amounts in making change we re-
cGi|c postage stamps. they being than
sl'Fe. correspondents may place the confidence
III The regularity and safety Of the mails very few
or no III sea rIages OF Money happen when properly
directed to us BE careful that you mention vour Post
Once, County and State. Give Us at least one single
trial, you cannot lose much, if not gan One single
nria may make you independent for life TRY Us.
lhefe should be no such word fail. Address
CORB1N i CO.
Box 100 Post Office, Baltimore Nd
Oct 2l-Gm
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THE FLOaTING BALLS Or KNUCKLE
WASHING MACIiINE

The subscriber having purchased the Right of the
above Machine for the Counties of Cumberland and
Harnett, is now. ready to furnish such may be
des!rous of obtaining Ri ght. The machine is simple.
both in its and operations and should any
portion Of it fail be easily and speedily repaired
by any person having thc,use Of tools do claim
for this machine than what it is able to perform
with that description of labor which almost every
family is able to supply without at all interferin
with tie ordinary duties In the first place child
Il Is years Of age perform all the labor. after
having it operate few times and if the lirec-
tions adhered to, will do much work in day
ITS three four women in the Culinary way. and the
work will be much better done Below will be found
certificate from those who have purchased and
have in OF these machines
ISIIAN BLAKE
April II, 1856. 93-tf
FAYETTEvIITE. 4. c.. prii 8. 1856.
We. the unCersg gned. having purchased Of Mr lshain
Blake Of the above machines. cordially recommend
it the favor the Public. 1t washes very rapidly
IN the old way, and wifi ieSs to the Clothing.
1t far exceeds expectations. and has only to be
seen in operation to satisfy the most skeptical OF its
utility and economy. We have doubt Of its being
generally used wherever introduced.
D. G. MCRte, TSo. D. WILLIAMS,
w. j. ANDERSON, john D. STARR,
WM, McLAuRIS, JosEPH A. WORTH,
A. p. Hurt, a. j. O1IANLoN,
JAS. G. SMITH, DAVID " EMYss.
four dollar bill which very dirty and much
dciaced, put in and washed out by this machine.
moving all the dirty appearance OF the bill and leev-
perfectly leGtbie. Which shows there little
rubbing produced in washing fine articles.
FRANK \. ROBERTS,
JAS. G. SMITH.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
FALL STOCK no" receiving; : 'y ! uI5sDA1E
Aug. 80 1856. 913-tf
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]. 4. PEN E!lR.sT0N Z
HAS JUST RECEIVED

ONE of the most desirable STOCKS of SILK and
FANCY STAPLE, GOODS offered by him,
ell the NEWEST STYLES Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Such Plain and cold Mor Entiqne Silks Rich ON
brio Satns Striped and plain Silk Valencia Poplinett
Robes Plain and Brocade Merinos. Plain Plaid and
Rich fg'd French DeLains and great many other
new Styles Also large STOCK. of Velvet. Cloth
and Silk Mantilas Cloaks and Taimas, Bay State.
Stella plush and Tiftc Shawls. great variety of
the latest styles of
DRESS GSa
French Emhroideries, Honetou Lace Collars every
color of the best quality of KID GLOVES and Gaunt
lets for Ladies and Gents, a few very handsome
patterns Woosted Curtain Damask with trimmings to
suit some very handsome Oil Window Shades
ALSO, FOR GENTS WEAR.
Black Blue and Olive Broad Cloths, black end fancy
Cassimeres and Vestings. very large Stock of
Ready-lnade Clothing
For MEN YOUTHS and BOYS made in the latest
STYLES and Workmanship ararraated.
The above Stock was selected with great as
regards styles and prices aud viii be offered at whole
sale or retail very accommodating terms The pub
lie generally respectfully invited to call and
anime for themselves.
J. 4. PEMBERTON.
Sent 20. 1856. -~16-
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FOR SALE.

Sli .Ecrcs Of Land, lying Cape Fear River-Store.
Dwelling Out Houses all in first rate order The Store
is fine business stand at the Cross Roads and the
land is not to be evcelled by any in North Carolina.
Any person desiring to purchase obtain further
particulars respecting the property by calling en-
either of at Willis Creek the Wilmington Road
IS miles from Fayetteville.
SARAH WRIGHT.
Oct. f. 1S-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
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NonrH CARoLINA GoLD YIELD.-Sihce 1888,
the gross product of,the gold mines OF Norih
Carolina. as far as Indicated by the NiI'.' re-
turns are 81. 233, 1856 and of Georgia, S3,6o6.-
-e54-totaI SO 92O, 100, and the aggregate eX-
,,ensc of maintaining them, $4,000 annually,
br about $4OO, 600 for the whole period
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LOST.

On the road between Mr. Duncan McNeills and Capt.
McCalumn.s s, my Pocket Book containing
John McL9an, for ftytwo dollars, dated sometime
in 1854. pagstIe to Or. HI. McIean, with ID. NJ Nc
Cormick witness This is to caution all persons from
trading for said Note. and the maker from paying the
same. U;any save myself the Editor of the
Carolinian
G. NJ. MCNEILL.
Sept g. 1856 l4-tf
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Z SsFIS KYLE

y I = y &
IS receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of CHEAP
GOODS, among which
Irish Linens. Lawns and Diapers,
Earench. Scotch. and Domestic Lawns,
CacocS-Frcnch. English and Domestic,
French. Scotch and Domestic Giughams.
f.n;,re.d-i aad Plain Crane Shc1wIs and Scarfs
81 to lo-f Bleached Shifting ana Stecting,
French aad Irish Linen Drilling,
Black and Colored Silks,
B0anetS aa1 Bonnet e bbQn.
Boiling Cloths. Nos. -,tc 10,
Joseph Repka's Cottonades,
Colored Ctranilirc and Earcge.
Linen Cambric HandkcrChefs assorted,
BIay Linens, "a to "A very cheap,
E-ith MANY other articles, all of which have been
purchased by the Package at the lowest rates and will
be offered the lowest prices by wholesale retail,
tor Cash or on time to punctual customers.
March %, 1886. If
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F.HLL TRADE, 1856.
3. T. 2 g L Z G f;
IS NOW OPENING, a large and desirable Stock Of
FALL AND Ii7INIER GOODS,


rs NOW OPENING, large and desirable Stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Black and Colored Silks,
glsh and French Merinos
Plain and Figd DeI4anes some beautiful patterns,
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgings and lnsertings.
Collars and Undersceves,
Cactus end Whalebone Skir5s
Jaconet. NainsoOk. Swiss and Plaid Mus}ins,
French, English and American Prints
Cloths and Cassimeres,
S.tinetts, Jeans and Tweeds,
PlaiGs. Linseys and kcTseys.
Carolina and Marlboro Stripes,
Bleached and Brown Shirtpgs and Sheetings
White and Colored Flanne!s
Drillings and Tiekings,
Irish Linens. good assortment. :.
Linen Table Cloths, Towelings and Napkins
Shawls, Cloaks and Mantil1as,
EXTRA quality ofBed Blankets.
Ribbons. Belts, Gloves. Hosiery &C.
Al So
Hats. Caps Bonnets, Boots. Shoes and Umbrellas;
general assortment of
READ YMA DE CLOTHING.
and every variety in the YANKEE NOTION LINE.
which will be sold at small advance for CASH, or
on time to punctual customers either at
Hhoissale RetaI.
All are respectfully invited to give call before
purchasing elsewhere.
B. F. PEARCE.
Hay ST., Fayetteville Sept. l, 1856 l4-tf
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Ia ~

FHEIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE BE.
TWEEN WILL NGT0N FAYETTEVILI z.
Steamer Magnolia leaves Fayetteville Monday and Thurs
day mornings, Is minutes after n-ri
Ltavps w lin ngton Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh leaves Tuesday
ifaves iimington ednesday and Saturday mornings
Both carrying Freight and Passengers. - ' & ~
Steamer Rowan. Lighters. regularly
carg ing freight only
The regularity stages River.
the despatch prompnes goods well
known require
To thanks for the liberal
heretofore all shippers
efforts will be spared aud feel confident tat
facilit line
Eear liver. p. ELI.lOTT
Lutterloh & o.
EFT c. Oct 1918
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Sept s, 1856,
NOTICE.

ALL those having accounts against Josiah Johnson
late of Cumberland County, deceased. hereby
notified to present the same for payment and those
indebted to said Josiah johnson requested
forward and settle without delay.
WARREN JOHNSON, Admir-.
Sept. 13, 1856. l5-3m
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State Of So-tE, ca: i. Lin Ysoi,esosa County.
court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions. August


State Of N-'rsh Ca lia5a a--Isooeson County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions August
Term. 1856.
Eli Brunible William ". Gum Lew on Land
It appearing oath to the satisfaction ofthe Court
that at February Tcrh S56 Of this Court that lliam
W Gum has a'seonded from the State of North
Carolina and Was at said Term NONRESIDENT of this
o'ate ana IS now nonresident When the Sheriff
returned to the said Term Court the following
LEVIED the within execution the legal and equta-
bic interest Of the defendant ". ". Gum, in ~ the
following tracts of land viz Four hundred acres lying
on the south siGe of Lumber River joining the lands
OF John Gum. Charles Ivey. and others Also one
tract containing eightyfve acres lying on the Raft
swamp joining the land of James Humphrey and
others.
Ordered. that publication be made in the North
Gafollnianr Z newspaper published in fhe Town of
EayetteVe for four successive weeks. for the said
William '" Gum. to be and appear before the JssGA5
o t oUuF' OF tleas and tlarter Sessions to be heid
for the County of Robeson at the Court House in
| lnmherton on the fourth Monday in November next
thcn ana there to show by his pleading. why the
sad Land shall net beccndeTned and sold to satisfy
the IlaintitIs demand interest and costs.
Witness, Shadrach Howell, Clerk of our said Court
al )llce the fourth Monday of August. A. D. 1890,
and a., the SIS: year Of American Independence.
l"-itl SHADRACu HOWELL. CLERK.
State OF Narsa Carolina az: oa,essn County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter iSessioms-An gust
Icrm 1856.
| Petition to sell Real Estate.
William H. Willis, Administrator &C., vs.. The
helrs at Law of Simon Willis. dec'd.
% ipPtaltHS TO the satisfaction OF the Cout ss'
Patrick Willis. Sally Freeman and Dorothy Willis.
are horesdens OF this State it is therefore ofdefed
uat publication be made ir the North Caroliniah
newspaper published in the town of Fayetteve, Tor
SIX weeks tor the said Patrick Willis, Sally Freeman
ana Dorothy Willis. to be aud appear before the
!usSlces OF the next Cour of Pleas and Quarter Ses
slcs, to be held for the County of Robeson at the
Court ouse in Lumb mbcrtcn, the fourth Monday in
November next then and there to show cause ~ theil
pleading why the prayer of the petitioner shall not he
granted.
| Witness Shadrach Howell, Clerk of our said Gour
at once the fourth Monday of August. A. u 1896
and In tie olsi year CT American Independence
Issued the 9th day Of October, $50.
| 9-6w.] SfADR ACI HOWELL. Clerk.
, iIhdS Sweet MniasSeS.
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= -
Pure French Brandy.
8. Holland Gin.
'' Jamaica Rum.
' ST. Croix Rum.
6" Bourbon Whiskey.
ts Monoughela WEiskey.
n. c. Rye
Port Wine.
Malaga Wine.
Sicily and MADEIRA Wines.
Apple Brandy.
Peach Brandy.
CogEa Bitters.
Wolfes Aromatic Scheidam Shnapps and all Domesti,
Liquors, always hand, and for sale BY
W, e. CARVER.
s oct Is, 1856. 2o-3t
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PETER P. JOHNSON.

IS receiving his FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
His stock is large-the largest he offered for
sale-consistng of
DRY GOODS, Baggin2, Rope, Leather,
Shoes, Hats, Nails Fish, Sugar, Coffee, &c,
which he will sell low at wholesale retail. Pur-
chasers respectfully requested to call and examine
for themselves.
Aug 30, 1856. 913-3t
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, .Ihds. Sweet MOiaSseS.
Just received end for sale by
'D' ~ - W II. CARVER.
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Maryland Lotteries.
CnPRIN r. co AG ENTS

A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL.
There is a tide in the affairs of man,
which if taken at the food, leads to fortune -
ONE TRIAL NAY MAKE you RICH FOR LIZ
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS
TO COssBIN s. co.
The Old Established Authorised Agents who hsss
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other Office in the State of Marylahds7
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE 50
SINGLE TICKETS:
Wholes 81 Halves SO cts. Quarters Is 81
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
26 Whole Tickets
26 Half Tickets
26 Quarter Tickets
: NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING 4kf
Tickets Bought by the Package are always the sinss
Profitable to the Purchasers.
TRY PACKAGES.
For S25 we send package Whole, Halves & Quarters
For SO we send package Halves & two Whole ticket
For So we send package Quarts Il Whole Ticket
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES
One Of which drawn at u o'clock each day of thu
week
BRILLIANT.
~ ,261 Dollars.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
CLASS 80.
CORBlN & CO. AGENTS
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NEW MACKEREL.
SO Barrels Mackerel Inspection 1856 Just received
ALSO.
so Boxes extra good Cheese for sale by
PETER p. JOHNSON.
Aug. %. 13-tf
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