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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06

REMEMBER THE PooR!-We hear of much suffer-
ing, during this very cold weather, among the poor
of this City and vicinity. Many of them are desti-
tute of wood, food and clothing. Their condition
appeals strongly to every philantbrophic heart.
The various Churches, and some of our citizens
have already done and still doing much to re-
lieve this distress; but there are many among US,
possessed of abundance of " this worlds goods, "
who would also cheerfully contribute, if they knew
to whom to hand or send their contributions. In
view of this, and for general information on the
subject, it is suggested that all persons disposed to
aid and relieve the poor, do so through the Rev.
Mr.. Crowder, who has devoted nearly all his time,
of late, besides his own MEANS to this good work.
We make this suggestion without Mr.. Crowder's
knowledge. All sums handed to him for this noble
object, will, know, be faithfully and udciously
applied.
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~ We publish to-day Card addressed to the
public by Sidney A. Smith, ESQ.,, of Johnston, CIV
ing statement of his for joining the Know
Nothing organization, and his reasons for withdraw
ing. Mr.. Smith has presented the whole matter in
very forc;ble manner and his Independent and
patriotic course in Withdrawing from the dark con-
Germ, will not be without effect in Johnston. We
congratulate that gentleman and his friends upon
his present position. We have no doubt he will
maintain it; and we are equally confident that his
efforts in the future will be of much service to the
good cause in the County of Johnston.
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.


The news from Europe, by the steamship Arabia,
which arrived at New York, on the 31st January,
is quite important.
Russia it is stated has accepted proposals as
basis of negotiations with view to peace. 1t was
at first reported that she had absolutely accepted
the proposals of peace, but it turns out that they
were accepted only as basis Of negotiation. This
is natural and reasonable, and may lead to termi
nation of the
The announcement at first occasoned much ex-
citement in England; but many were beginning to
apprehend that Russia merely wants to gain time
BY deceptive negotiations The next arrival from
Europe will be looked for with deep interest.
Nothing new from the Crimea
There has been considerable decline in bread
stutfs Flour, whea. and corn have all fallen in
price-but the market not sufficiently steady
to authorize correct quotations.
Cotton has advanced-sales of the week fifty
eight thousand bales. Prices have gone up from
one eighth to one-fourth of penny and the week
closed with an active demand.
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Cold WEATHER.-On Saturday night last, there
was slight fall of snow here, which has near
ly disappeared In some protected places there
are snow and ice, which formed about the first
Of January. Monday last was quite as cold as any
day during the present winter.
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T HI e M A II X f. rs.
PETERSBURG MARKET.

PETERSBURG MARKET.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED wEkkLY FOR THE STANDARD ;. a
N NJ. MARTIN, BRO, CO.,
Groeers and Commission Arehan No. 1879, Sycamore
PETERSBURG, Feb. 2 1856.
TOBACCO-The market continues active at full prices
for all grades with light receipts We continue last
weeks quotations Lugs AZ u 61a Leaf So a ~. q
CoTTON-Owing to the favorable accounts received per
steamer to-day the market is unsettled with sales
we omit quotations. - p
much depressed and prices have receded cts
Holders generally unwilling the Decline and
we have to note very limited transactions. 3
CORNMarket quiet and prices unsettled with sales
day at sue. for prime white. +f.,5S
PORk-Actlve at SIC e "A
GUANO-Salcs making at $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs. for
spring delivery. -.-gf
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET s4S
FAYETTEvILLE, Feb. g 1855. Fl
Market we'll supplied with BACON, and selling at l21S
to IL ccns CORN in better supply and selling S. to
cents Per bushel; COTTON, 81 TO e5s. The supply Of
FLOUR is light and selling at s. 81 to IS 80. OATS
and wanted cts. per bushel SPIRITS TUR.
PENTINE 50 cts. p
WILMINGTON MARKET.
- WILMINGTON, Feb. 2, 1856.
TUKPENTlNE-Further sales yesterday IF 500 bbls. at
" 0s for virgin e 81 for yellow DIP aud 81 60 for hard
y $50 lbs. No sales this murning. -,
SPIRITS TURPENENE-No transactions yesterday or
to-day The market is firm at 3S cents gallon and
sellers at that figure -...-s
ROSlN Sale yesterday afternoon of $50 bbls. common
at 81 10 for large size bbls
TAR Is in fair enquiry and receipts light Sales YET
terday Of l57 bbs. at 5: ~ % bbl
CORN-Sale this morning Of l20 bushels from wharf
IS cts. y So lbs.
sALT-oo sacks Liverpool ground sold yesterday 81
y sack, 80 days. Jour.
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EXECUTION OF JOSEPH I. WnL1AMs.-This Young
man, convicted of the murder of his father was ex-
ecuted at Roxborough, Person county, on Thursday
the Oath January, according to law. He appeared
to be deeply affected and pentent, begging the large
assemblage present to pray for him. He died de-
claring that he was innocent of the crime charged
against him.
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defeated, and no mischief can be DONE On the 9TH
err hand if majority of the House should be in
favor of the passage of such measures any member
could move them at any time and my friend from
South Carolina, [Mr Orr being in the chair, could
not prevent them from being carried by the House.
hold, then, that the action Of the majority would
not be materially affected upon any of the great
questions before the House by the person whom
you may place in that chair.
1t is true that there is another class Of questions
in reference to which the patronage of the speaker
ship is of more Importance. | speak with respect
to the appointment of the small committees, such
as the Committee OH Printing, the Committee on
Patents, the Committee of Claims, &C. The qucs-
tons presented by those committees not genel al
ly of sufficient Importance to insure thorough
animation Of them; and hence rely to great
extent upon the statements made by the committees;
and, therefore, say it is important that should
But, in reference to the great questions that
before Congress, every man will, of course. examine
them for himself and will act upon them independ
emily Of the recommendations of committees.
say, therefore, that, in my opinion, the power
of the Speaker and the Importance Of his election
have been greatly exaggerated. And maintain
further, that there never time when l was less
unwilling TO my political friends lose the organi.
cation of the House than the present We have
the Senate, in the other end of the Capitol, largely
and unqualifiedly on our side. We have the Exc
cutive also on the side Of the constitution and f
mischief ignates here, will be promptly arrested
by them. am sure that ifthose who represent the
plurality upon this floor should be found to have q
majority Of the House upon any offensive measure
and am not al all certain that they have--any
mischief they might attempt to enact would be de-
feated in the other end of the Capitol. rteaae'
But it is not at all certain that these gentlemen
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y1y- A Perfumed Brearh.--What lady o

rW- Perfgmed Breath.-- w hat lady Oh
,sn'!s,a.n would remain under the of diss.
g-eesne breath when by using the Balm of Thou
sand Flowers" as dentlfrce would not only render
IL sweet hut leave the teeth white aiabastsr =
afsnv persons dc not know their breath 10 bad, snd
fh4 subject is deicao their friends will never
Ion It Pour single drop of the Balm Oh your
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning.
6Gy cent hottie will last year.
4 Beautiful Compier,on may be acquired by usins
a.. BALM Of a Thousand Flowers" It will remove
tan uuples ana reckles from the skim leaving it OF
sslft ar1 roseste hue. Wet towel, pour two or
thy-a drops and wash the face night and morning.
Sla,l-q Made Edsy-Wet your shaving brush %
either warm or cold water, peur two three drops
o. Balm Of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
ana will beautiful soft lather, much facilits-
tng the operation of shaving. Pnco only 50 cents.
For sais by Fnr2IDss Co.. Proprietors, and all
''-''''' BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fe I2-i8m Agents, Richmond.
~ DIR. Duponcs's Golden Pills for Fe-
aALEs-The combination of Insredie nts in the Pills
s,s perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits
sre bassd upon extensive practice of over thirty
ys1Gs snd where the directions have been strictly
followed they have failed to correct all irregu-
larIies relieve painful and difficult menstruation,
rsrticuirT!Y at the change of life They will cure all
wesSress and remove all distractions arising from
cold. xpoAlre any causes; and may be used sue
Cassfuy preventive. Call upon the agents, and
get circular for particulars free.
Pncc 3 per box, with full directions. Sold whole
sale snd retail, by PURCELL LADD L CO., Con.
rrsl State Agents corner of Main aud Pearl streets
Richmond, Val DUVAL NORTON, conner Main
ana Ioh SITS. Richmond. Va; GKUBBS L. APPER-
son, No, 2dl Broad street, Richmond Va, J. w.
EVANS No. 10 Pearl street. Richmond, Va.
Ths above agents will supply dealers at proprie-
tors prices anc send the pills BY mail (confdentiaily)
10 eber city or country, On receipt of y through
post ofics Richmond, Va
H. 3 signature j. Duponco on each box
ieb-SmA
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A CENTKAL AND niOsT vALU-
6E5 BILE PRIVATE DWELLING, AT THE
9.T CORNER OF i2TH AND MARSHALL SITS


FOR SALE.-Ws are authorized to sell that new and
desirable family residence, located above, occu
pied BY MIR. j. b. Watkins the health of whose ia
miy required him to decline housekee ping Few IA
mly residences present 40 many advantages as this
either to business professional gentlemen. situa
ted in beautiful and papulous part Of the city, in
the mdat OF the best society it Is within two three
minutes walk OF the principal churches depots, no
tells, and the centre of business. All the buildings
have been erected within about two years and in
excellent order. The u1ain dwelling s covered with
tin and has ten rooms besides number of closets,
bath room, &c. The city water is brought into the
yard also into the 2nd story Of the main building, sup
plying sb ard plunge bath:
it. is applied with gas throughout The kitchen
is of brick and covered with TIN, ALSO having four
rooms and two in The basement for wood and COAL
The rear yard is paved with brick-ond an indie
pendent culvert leads from it into public one be-
longing TO the city.
Apply to Mr.. WATKINS. at Kent Paine & Cos,
or to 0ODDIN AffEhSt&.
The foregoing valuable private dwelling y DE
sid at auction the premises, On TUESDi the
18th August, 1885 at O'Clock.
TERMs-One fifth cash; balance at 4, g. Il and I6
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
By trust deed GODDlN AfPEksON
ana Aucts
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1 AND FOR SALE .-Hayipg determined
- 70 move v cal ID Eall shaI aasE al e y. |.

AND FOR SALE --fiavipg determined
W 70 ,noNe est tb Fall. shall offer all of my
800 800 FsIATE for sale privately, until during the
- aLa u not sold, il will then be sold pnbciy at
"'.on tlmr duo notice will be given To wit the
ft, aee % whch reside, lying en- the road leading
roa lse "iiiiamsbnrs road, round by Ramsey Mil
~ ~ ~ oned town formerly Bskey's Mill, and oppo-
n MA, III N OF said Ramsey adjoining the land of c.
th,n, ''ahs and running down TO Fulton town,
go 9aaIter OF a mile from the corporation line
~ it aug FIFTEEN ACRES, with good Uwellng,
m "a 40 necessary out houses; a fine well of Water
a." y'a he land 10 In high Of ate ofcuiiivatiop
rp 20. "oua make splendid Market Garden. Also a
NJ VI LAND. lying six miles from the civ
~ no ooutt'lde Of the Main WILLIAMSBURG STAGE
80 containing 34l acres, sll in wood snd heavy
-. except about 80 seree, which has been cult
80 WISH good well of wster This tract would
IT, hne Farm, as IL ALI lies we'll
- "ooa 10 very valuable for it's convenience to
~ - eho Is In half mile Of tbs York River Rail.
nj ~ another tract opposite the same on North side
,o.S "inamsburf road, running to Bteny Run
10 ana bounded on both sides by said roads its en-
Ei,s p' snd cosaefs in a fow feet of the York
'eL shout - acres ' -
fiveet hasa new Coftefs residence, int neatly
ba,ia;o, WIN good store honas, and some other
aid ~ store 10 kept at IL at this time, and 10
70 boa good stand =
l. ,uthsf information apply IN Mersss. GoppIs
f1. fsoH or TO the subscriber at his residences the
" Ss e@p'see VIM. y. hORD,
-1a"im Henrico county.
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a. Gibbs Gallery for Patent Ambro-
rYrgs AND PHoToGRAPHs. OF EVERY SIZE AND De.
sCRIPTIoN.-Daeuereotype copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, or if desired, TO life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness, and painted BY
6rst-class artists masking most beautiful and denrs
bic style of portraits
Ambrotypss, in iockets pins, eases, and frames OF
oil descriptions r. e. GIBBS,
Corlnthian Hall, Main street, below 9th,
fe 10 Richmond.
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by Il. u. Cook Sc 20.

TlNHESERvED SALE OF FURNITURE
~ At THE CAPITOL HOUSEWIFE be sold on
FRIDAY, the 9th inst at 10 O'Clock, at the Capitol
House. Main, between 9th and 10th streets the entire
Furniture In sad house, consisting in part of spen-
did Sofas Tete-a Tetes, Marble top Centre end Side
ing Chairs splendid Corpet,, Curtains, &C.
Dining Room Furniture, embracing Chairs Tables
Block Tin Dishes and Covers. large assortment Of
&c &c.
Chamber Furniture embracing Bedsteada, Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, washstands, Looking
Glasses Carpets Mating, &c, splendid Curled
Maple Crib.
Also, several Safes splendid Refrigerator; Cook
ing stove nearly new; general assortment of Kitch
en- Utensils. &c
The above Furniture is of the hest quality. and
nearly new, having been used about six weeks
The sale is unreserved
Terms cash. Sals conducted by
su6 E. r. COOK l. CO. Aucta
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HOUSE, AND LOT ON ST. pErER,s

HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. PETERS
Ill STREET, DUV AIS ADDITION, FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold, on FRIDAY next,
the 9th day Of August. 1856, on the prem sss COM
mencing at 81 o'clock P. III tho House and Lot on
Mrs. Hill but recently by the late Cspt. Wing6eld.
The Lot fronts 100 feet; the House has rooms
Terms accommodating and made known at the hour
of SALE The taxes for the present year to be paid by
the purchaser. GODDIN AFPEhSON,
aul Auctioneers
r. S.--Affer the foregoing sale will be sold hand
some building lot oil St. Paul street, and valuable
corner lot Duyal street, near to Brooke Avenue
Terms at sale. g. l. A, Aucts.
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BY Goddim &. Apperson.

COMMlSSlONkk,S sA lie OF REAL
" ESTATE ON BAKER AND ST. PETERS
STREETS, IN BAKERS AND DUVALS ADDI-
TIONS.--By virtue of decree of the Hustiu 70
Cont of the city of Richmond, pronounced on the
nth OF July, 1856. in the of Anderson against
Anderson, &C." shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises, FRIDAY, the 18th day of
August, 1856 commencing at O'Clock, the Real Es-
tate of which Lucy Anderson died seized consisting
Of Lots Nos g. %. in Bakers Addition, fronting to-
gether 10 feet Baker street, running back about
100 feet to alley, and having thereon two framed
buildings.
ALSO-A Lot on St. Peters street. adjoining the
late residence Of Capt Wngfsld fronting about S43
feet, running back about 100 feet.
TERMs--Ope-third cash; balance at 6 and - mos
for negotiable notes. and title retained till last note
is paid. tE- THO. p. AUGUST, Com'r.
sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
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brought sectTlc1ty from thS ntsVens 10 tno
S rrof De Gath spilled that electricity to re-
-, -. diseased mortats Prof De 0rsths ELscTRic
49,, does rot cure everything, but certainly cares
eseums;isra and NeuIs'eia IN DAY or two; cures
80. 6,fgs, Srraus Wounds, from &c 3days, cures
TT,re Deafness Sore Breast, ia Days; cures Plies,
-. ,ijsnds STIFF Neck, from ! 10 days; cures
S,,,., scyofula. Pimples, from 2to 10 days; cures
80 Goat, Pslpltsilcn. Cholera, Corns, in few
sts by PURCELL LsDD L CO.. Richmond. and
rlr.ssiss ia every town. Principal Depot, No 81
- eth stTset, Philsds. Beware Of dangerous
ssr5s,ls my 2S-ts
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ny Larus q shine, Ancts.

EENTEEL Household and Kitchen Fur.
ton on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, commencing At
10 O'Clock, at the residence of the late Littebvry
Csrripgton deceased situated on the corner Of 24sb
and Grace streets tChurch HILL the entire stosk OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part
of Sofas Centre TsbIes, mahesauy Parler and Rock
ing Chairs Carpets Looking Glasses Mating Feather
Bsdstsads, OIL Cloth. Also. complete set of dining
and tea Chins. together with the usua stock of Kit
chen Furniture. LARUS & SHINE,
au7 Auctioneeys
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a. Batchelor's Hair Dye..-TwenSy years
experiment and application Justify tho p OPP ietor in
warrautfnG this the best Hair Dye in exiss encs
injury to hair skin Mads and sold or applied, lin
nine prtvstc rooms) ct BntchelCr,s Wig fss.ory,
Z3 Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by
BENNE1sr. BEERS d FISHER,
sp lo--Gm l25 Main street
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CO.PAhTNERSHIP.

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
BROWN STONE BUILDING,
No. 157 MAIN ST.
The underlined have .rmed a CO partnership, un-
der the 6rm AMI style of PRICE, BAYLY l. WAT.
ktNS for the purpose Of conducting in this city a
general Wholesale and Retail
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
They have taken the new buildings now in course
of erection, No. l57 Main street. nearly opposite the
Exchange Bank. and few doors below the store of
Messrs Kent, Paine Il Co.
By the 10Th September they will open an entirely
new and choice stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
Seectsd especially for the best class Of retail trade
TO which they invite the attention of their friends
and The public
Their experience and facilities will enable them to
offer at ali times the newest and best 81 yes of goods
at tho lowest possible prices. to cash and punctua
credit customers. SAMUET M. PRICE,
PEYTON G BAYLY,
JOEL B. WATKINS,
1v Sh-2sw2m JOSEPH f. PRICE. Ia
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~
stomach loss OF Appetite improper digestion, bilious
u-ss languor auy of the other diseases that
out the patience, destroy the temper and harsss the
minds OF many persons, at this particular season
of the wear, If YOU are and wish procure speedy
relief Iry BAKERS BITrERs, the :only sure RENE y
vet discovered for them. These kittes purely
yesetshle in their composition, and have proved 30
efcacous wherever used that many of the best ply
s!cisns in Virginia recommend them TO their most
delicate patients As they have cured thousands OF
other pc sons why should you hesitate to try them
The price is only So cents per bottle.
of Richmond and elsewhere jy Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ white GreNae! White Grease !.-This
Il the beet aud NEST economical 0resse ever known,
for the sses of wasous carriages, onnibuesee csrs
no, and tor all rough gearing, cog wheels no. u
does the axes In the hottest weather, but
resnaius the Same consist ency winter and summer.
For sale In cans Of and pounds and in Aees, by
MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
lag. N. w. corner of Main aud 10th streets.
~ Is --d& c5n
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- pure soda Water made la tina fne~t
teis,n Frun,ans by ourselves. and all the deli
'l rrssm and Fruit Syfups, made from the actual
e'N md ftuits Forsale at
rfc '"' MEADE l. BAKERS
New Apctheoary Store,
81. - tes n w co-nar OF Main and 10Th s.s.
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By Thomas w. kccsee,
Office with Geo J. Sumner, Pearl street.)

ASa~yrk THHEE CANAL BOATS
sslSzzEstssSssFOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of August, at 10 ocfock, M, the Basin Bank,
hefween 81 and 10th reefs, three Canal Boa's tbs
4" AdeIine," Montevidio' and :. Atlanta They are
all in good order, and will be sold without reserve
Terms -Four months credit for approved paper
au -dta THOMAS w. KEESEE. Auct.
MOOD NIUE COAI. CAk rs. nAK-
w NESSEs, AND A SMALL CORN CROP AT
AUCTION, Viii be sold. on the l2.h inst. on the
premises in Hanover, near Geo. w. Livesay's Mill,
at IL o'clock about forfy-fonT acres of good Pine
Wood no time stipulated for its removal The land
belongs TO Mr. Joseph Adams Also No. Mule,
two Coal Carts, two sets Of Harness, small Corn
Crop, &c. Terms at sale.
Sale conducted by
au 2".dtd JOHN N DAVIS.
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~ beware Of Green Fratt and Fceeta-
hles Prevention and Cure for Diarrhpa Cholic,
Cholera biorhus.-GREEN GINGER CoRDIAL.-The
virtues of Ginger for the above diseases il admitted
by the whole Medical Faculty. and recomme nded
dsily-ip fact no family should be without it. The
cordial IL by far the best preparation offered to
the public. Diluted with it forms a cool aud
freshins drink; taken after eating, promotes digestion
preventing any bad effects from the prudent Of
trnit change of water extreme heat; restoring the
appetite. Pint bottles 50 cents.
For sale by BENNETT BEERS FISHER;
GRuBBS 4 APPERBON; MEADE q BAKER,
ans all drug gists jy9-d3m
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By Taylor & WiiIia,ns, Ancfs.

BY Taylor & Williams, Ancfs.
DEAL ESTATE IN PORT MAYO AND
H FULTON AT AUCTION On MONDAY, 18th
August, at Al O'Clock P. M upon the premises will
be sold, the large Brick House, in Port Mayo near
Powhatau Warehouse, occupied by Mr. Sharpe. IL
is we'll built and in good order
ALSO-Two small Houses and Lots in the rear
ALSO-Four vacant Lota adjoining.
And SO Building Lots in the town of Fulton 'front.'
ing on different streets SONS (which beautifully
situated for building purposes
Terms at sale. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
Auctloneers.
ALSO AT PRIVATE SALE-Twenty.two acres of
land, mile below the city adjoining the land of
Dr. Charles Williams, Ellis Peers, and others. For
terms, applyto T. L w.
ans -
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l3i'a Prizes amounting to...............S3o 4 900
The IS 00s pEi1es Of 48 are determined by the
number VII Oh draws the $40, 600 if that number
should be an odd number, then every odd number
Ticket 10 The Scheme will be entitled To SO il an
even numt eT, then every namhnr ticket will be
- tied TO S8 ia addition 10 BHy sther prize which
Iary te drawn.
Purchasers IN buying Al equsl quantity Of odd and
''eo E'mb-t tickets will be certsin of drawing
heHrly one half The cost Of he same, with chances of
ro,bthrg other prizes.
All those tlckets ending with O. 2, 4, 8, 8, are
sNe9-al! the.9 with /, g. 5, 7, 9, are odd
"@Ilenlher that every prize is drawn, and pay
abe in n!i without addiction
W A prizes of ono and undsr paid Immediately
thirty days
Al communications strictly Confidential. The
uASn numbers will hs forwarded 20 purchasers i'm
Me1ait!y after the d. awius
~ Nho!e Tickets + 10; halves IS; Quarters &21
,lha Tickets cashed or renewed ia other Tickets
al either Office =
"idefs for Tickets can br nddrs ssed to
+. SWAN Co, Atlanta Ga,
F"'-otd Or y, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.