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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
w The New Orleans Bee containe,


the subjoincd extract from private letter
addressed by a gentleman in Westmoseland
county, Pennsylvania, to his brother in
New Orleans. From the language us.d il
will be perceived that the writer IS Dem
ocrat Gas is likewise" " says the Bee, ..the
gentleman who received the letter."
WEsTMoRELAND, Pa, Sept. 7,'56.
Yours of the 10Th ult. is Just at hand,
and in reply / have to say that if you viii
take brothers advice you wiA not bet one
dollar on Pennsyluania's going for Bu-
caanan. have never seen such change
in the minds of the people. Men, who I
know voted the Democratic ticket all their
lives, are going for Fremont.
You know something about the kind of
Democratic meetings we used to have in
old Westmoreland. Well, all that have
taken place this season are but shadows in
comparison, and where we used to see
thousands of Democrats we now see so
many Fremonters. For instance, at our
Buchanan meeting here recently, there
were only 200 or 800 persons present,
while Fremont gathering, about the same
time, numbered near 5000. If Buchanan
carries this State, complete revolution
must be effected. Irepeat, therefore, don't
bet one dollar on its going for him; it is
not a safe investment though ! wish it
were otherwise. ]. N. d.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
The Union Ticket i'm Penn
sylvania.

Sy1s 61AAds
The Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Herald telegraphed on Friday
night as follows: .zsf-}a
The Republican and North American
Committees are in session together al the
formers rooms in Walnut street. They
have been joined by seven members of the
Fillmore Committee the whole body is now
discussing the formation of an electoral
ticket.
After being in session during five hours,
the Republican and North American State
Committees. with portion of the Fillmore
Committee, have agreed upon a ticket
which it is believed will entirely take the
wind out of the sails of the pro-slavery
Fillmore leaders. The Union Electoral
ticket is nominated upon the basis propos-
ed by the Union State Committee, in their
call for Union State Convention, to be
held in Harrisburgh on the 2lst inst, to
wit: twenty-six names in common; the
twenty-seventh name to be different on the
tickets voted for by the Fillmore and Ere
mont men respectively, the vote of the
electors, if chosen, to be cast pro rata ac-
cording TO the votes given for the twenty
seventh name respectively. 1t was also
agreed that the electoral ticket to be voted
for by the Fremont men should be headed
by the name of John c. Fremont, and that
to be voted for by the Fillmore men by the
name of Millard Fillmore.
The resolution of what is called the Fill
more and Donelson Committe, which
came by Telegraph on Saturday, emanates
from the South American faction who car
ry on the same piratical game with the
Ohio Fillmore men. Their object being
the election of the Buchanan ticket.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
Southern Intolerance.

A member of the Cincinnati Bar made
an application, few weeks since, through
a respectable firm in New Orleans, to the
Governor of Louisiana, for the appoint
ment of Commissioner of Deeds. Having
advised with the Governor, the firm an
swered, asking testimonials of character,
DC, and adding:
SIT will be further required of the appli-
can't to show that he has no sympathy with
the enemies of the South" &c.
By 'enemies of the South" is meant
Fremoners. Asking political pledge for
so insignificant an appointment, is small
potatoes in the way of intolerance. Would
it not be well for the Louisiana Executive
to ask bond and surety against every Ohio
merchant visiting New Orleanss Why
should not Louisiana declare war at once
against her "enemies."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
The Traitors i'm Convention.

For a week, Gov. Wise of Virginia, Gov.
johnson Of Georgia, and other Southern Gov
ernors have been in secret convention at Raleigh,
North Carolina, plotting the dissolution of the
Union, in case of Frcmont's electionl Let the
people ponder upon this atroeious facti john
son has been North, making speeches in behalf
of Slavery extension and the election of BrcH-
AsAs, and now he goes home, and in secret con-
clave plots the dissolution of the Unionl Why
will men who have one particle of manhood in
their souls, longer execute the biddings of such
political knaycsf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

9 AT Fremont and Dayton demon
stratlon at Fortesville, Schuylkill county,
ra, the meeting was disturbed by crowd
OF Buchanan men, and the speakers stoned
and shot at, one of them, named L:5a
Bartholomew, being slightly wounded in
the face by g pistol ball, and a citizen of
Minersville had his chin shot off The
Minersville military were finally called on,
and they succeeded in arrosting five or six
ringleaders in the riot. One Of the row
dies, in attempting to escape, was shot
dend. and several others severely wounded
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

~ The Squatter Sovereign, Mr.. Buch-
anan's organ on the Missouri border, in
speaking of Lane, and the settlers whom
ne has conducted to Kansas, says:
We must Eight the devil with fire.
scourge the country of abolitionism, Free
soilism, and every other damnable ism that
exists-destroy their property, crops and
erery article that scould eosduce to tie
support Of any and every person rAo Is
knoWn or suspected of aiding, eo-operos-
ing or synpathising wiA a6olitionisn.-
This must be done, or the Territory
will be one continual scene Of strife for
months to come. Do this, and peace Will
be restored and quiet prevail. 1t Is not
too ldte-the work should be carried on
vigorously
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

The increase of 1888 votes within five
months is SO enormous, that no one can
pretend for a moment that it is legiti-
mate increase. At the election of May
last, there was great excitement and full
vote was out. That there should be an
increase of lO,5SS in five months is utterly
beyond belief. The frauds rumored must
have been fully carried out. 1t is the per-
petration Of such outrages as this that is
to put our institutions to the test. The
people can NO longer endure their repe-
tition. -!..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

eE Our glorious and all-sweeping triumph
in Ono, has been achieved in spite of the most
thorough and complete organization of our op-
ponents. Never were they more thoroughly or
ganized-and never were men more disappoint-
ed than these same fellows at the universal Re-
publican gains. The Congressional districts
that they have won. are by no strength of theirs,
but simply by the running of third candidate
in some instances. and alliances in others, by
the Fillmorites. Border Ruffianism don't go
down in Ohio. sf ft.,-.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

eEThe official returns from Pennsylvania
look much better than the reported mnjorities,
and we shall not be surprised if q week hence it
shall be rendered certain that the Republicans
have carried the State. Whether they have or
not, we believe that FRKsosT will get the eiec-
tnral vote OF that State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
Tbs Western Reserve.

This is one of the garden spots of God S
world. There is probably more general in
telligence, more rational liberty, on the
"Western Reserve" than on any other equal
portion of this earth. The Reserve is
good for 10000 majority for Fremont and
Dayton. Last Tuesday our vote was about
as below. A few of these footings are not
the official-but this is about the result,
and the exact vote in most instances:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

cY Although BURNS is elected, we honestly
believe that many of those in this town who
voted for him, would rather SArP had won
They don't feel fattered that the choice should
have fallen on such man as BURNS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTORS

KEPRESENTATIVE ELECTORS:
Diarid.
Ist|OHN B. STALLo, of Hamilton.
2d-RICHARD M. CORWlNE, of Hamilton.
3d-PETER ODLIN, of Montgomery.
4th-JAC0B B. CONKLIN, of Shelby.
5th-WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Hancock.
6th-EDWARD P. EVANS, of Adams.
7th-WILLIAM b. P. DENNY, of Warren
Sth-JAMES r. HUBBELL, of Delaware.
9th-ROBERT G. PENNINGTON, of Seneca
10th-FRANCIS CLEVELAND, of Scio;o.
1lth-JOHN WEIGH, of Athena.
l2th-DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking.
l3th-HENRY D. COOKE, of Erie,
14th-EUGENE PARDEE, of Wayne.
l5th-JOHN NJ HODGE, of Tuscarawas.-
l6th-DAVIS GREENE, of Washington.
-l7th-M1LLER PENNINGTON, Of Belmont
l6th-JORN s. HERRICK, of Portage.
l9th-AARON WILCOX. of Lake.
20th-JAMES DUMARS, of Mahoning.
2lst-AMOS E. BUSS, of Carroll
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
AN APPRENTICE

To the Printing Business wanted at this Of
fee. A boy of good moral charac,er, a good
speller, can meet with an opportunity by
applying soon.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

suAvSe By THE YARD.-We under.
stand from highly respectable authority that
a brother on Third street between Jefferson
and Green, is seriously contemplating the
necessity Of shaving some Of his Know
Nothing customers at two cents per yard, Is
. means ofpro6t over the old charge Of Ten
cents shave. pcot ell pct once gratis-
men
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

WnMor's D1srn1cr.-That strip of Pennsyl-
yania, known as "W Wilmot's District" seems to
be sorl of "Western Reserve" It is perfect
publican Gold Mine of Truth and Duty. At
the recent election it gives freedom eight thousand
majority over slavery and doughfacery. i.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

-Four time for week past has been taken
up with duties outside of the office, which is an
apology for any shortcomings in this weeks pa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

IL viii be seen that the Official count IS
fast whiting down the claimed Buchanan
majorities.
*The telegraph dispatch to a portion of
the press gives the official vote of this coun-
ty as abover, to Others it is reported as
1,O12. Which is rights
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

Total Repub. maj. is, s,724.-Clsueland
Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

Pennsylvania Official Re.
ports.
We are now beginning to get official re-
turns from the Pennsylvania Counties
Buchanan maiorities:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
The way the Election was
Carried in Penmsylvania.

We commend the following article on
the Pennsylvania election to the attention
of our readers. It is from the Erening
Bulletin. We are well aware that it is
quite common to charge fraud upon an
adversary, but we think glance at the
following statement will show some foun-
dation for it in the present case:
The VorE OF PHnADELPHIA.-No city
in the United States has ever polled SO
large vote as that cast by Philadelphia
Yesterday. Although the returns are pro-
badly not all fully reported, it still exceeds,
BY 1858 votes, the entire poll for Mayor
in May last. We give below summary
of the entire vote of the city cast at all the
imnortant elections since lS4S:
Demo'tic- Oppo'tion. Total.
ls4s-(PresiPD i21, ,50s 80, JOG 1894
1852 do :. I26,O22 6,347 52,649
ls54-(Gov'rl---- "a, ,936l 6l2s, ,s79 53,s15
ls55-(Cl Com.) |2s, ,2s4 "a, ,04Q "a, 1924
ls56-(Mayor) - l29, ,534 25, ,726 55,259
ls56-(C'l Com.) Iss,ssl 1851 65, 1872
We have also at this election shot far
ahead of the largest vote ever polled in the
city of New York, as will be seen by the
following comparative statement of the to-
tai votes in the two cities for series Of
years:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

David Rape, Slave at Corinth, Miss,
died recently at the great age of 1T.
John r. Nelson, prominent LAWYER oj
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APPR0xTMATI0N PRIzEs

The two preceding aud the two succeeding MAN.
hern 70 those driving the rst 222 prizes will be en-
titled TO The 068 approximation prizes
For exauipie II ticket No. il $50 draws the e16H.
900 prize those tickets numbered II ,9AS 1885,
251 and n 2b2 VIII each b entitled 10 eeoD and "a
ON according 40 she above scheme.
II ticket No. should be drawn, the approEima
II ticket No 10000 should he drawn, the approx
mnti0ng would be rs, 99s, Is, &c., i, and q fS
Ii IL ticket No. Or 20 9og should be drawn, the ap-
pr0mmati0ns Will De ON the same principle
tntssG PLAN OF TIL n LOTTERY. II X
In theabovs schome there are 80 900 tickets, NUM-
bersd from 1 70 90,OUa.xt , hg4
There are R2a full prizes and sss approximations,
making Ia all IL 40 prizes.
The numbers from to 10000 Corresponding with
The nunbers the tickets printed on separate slips
az paper are rolled up and encrcl6a Wisli small lin
The amounts Of The different 222 full prizes sni
lnrly printed and encir6led are placed III another
wheel Alter revolving the wheels, d number III
drawn from the wheel 81 nuI1befe, and at the sane
time prize Ia drawn from The other wheel BY hdts
who are hlindfoided II GAgN ~ Sst6
The number and the prize drawn out are opel ID
and exhbited 10 the audience and registered bv ls
Commissioner the prize being placed aaaiatt ne
This oPsratIop i rsPsAssd until all the prizsa are
TIE drawing 4 then printed, and, after cornpari
son, TIE Co mIszioner cersilIea toils correctness
Prizes gaynels forty Days alsf The drawing infull
WhoIs aiSlsts S2Os Halves, sl0A.- Quarters, * I
Address orders for tickets TO- slsgU IN
Sos sgsgEiy IN III LII. HUBBARD Co,
{ 0hlcs % Rayetiegtreet, Box4O, Baltimore Md,
OcB 1l--N0W asgs44Mssg L aa4ss
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TIckets sI-shAres u prop0rtIon.

In the above scheme, formed by the ternary com
blnahOn OF 20 numbers, making T6,076 tickets and
the drawing Of IL ballots, there will be 900 prizes
each having three Of the drawn numbers on i'll S56
each having two of them on TAO, each having one
only Of them on; and also as 100 tickets with none
ofthe drawn numbers ON them, being blanks
10 determine the fate Of these prizes and blanks
rs numbers, from TO rs inclusive will be severally
placed In wheel ON the day Of the drawing and III
of them drawn out at random, and that ticket hay
ing for its combination the 1st cd, and Sd drawn
numbers viii be entitled to the capital prize
Of. ............... .s........ 81 600 90
That ticket having on il the 9TH 9Th, and
9Th drawn numbers, to-. ............ 1.S4l 20
That ticket having on il the 9TH, sth, and
:, 9sh drawn numbers, 20 900 90
That ticket havingon IL the 10th, 18th, and
- 18th drawn numbers, %. ...... 900 90
That ticket having on Il the Cd, Sd, and 4th
drawn numbers g. ;.-..:... 1000 20
That ticket having onitthe Sd, 4th, and 9Th
drawn numbers to-. I. s........ 400 90
That ticket having on IL the 9th, 9th, and
9TH drawn numbers, to. .......,.. 400 90
That ticket having on il the 9Th, fth and
sth drawn Numbers, "a. ]. .............. 400 90
That ticket having on 10 the sth, eth and
Cloth drawn numbers, TO-. .............. 400 90
That ticket having on Il the 9th, 10th, and
..1Ith dlawn numbers, @. 100 90
9th drawn numcers, TO-. ............. 100 90
That ticket having on II the lst, Cd, and 9Th
draw. numbers, TO-: .;..:....; ..ya.. 100 90
That ticket having on it the 1st ed, and eth
drawn numbers, to-. ............... 100 90
All other tickets (being 907D with rnaER Of
the drawn numbers on them, each 49,. 20 90
Those 132 tickets having on them the lst
and I'd, or Sd and 4th drawn numbers,
each; !. ::............:..... 10 90
Those lS2 tickets having on them the 5th
and 9Th, or Ith and Sth drawn numbers,
each ;;;,....,.... 400
All other tickets (bcing 4, 002) with any TWO
Of the drawn numbers on them each on
And all those tickets (bsing 25740) with
ONE only Of the drawn numbers on them,
each, Observation-Disclosures. 90
No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of a
superior denomination can be entitled 70 inferior
prize.
Prizes payable forty days after TIE drawing, and
subject 70 the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent,
PRIZES CAsHED AT THIS OFFICE
a. 81 "a -
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Glass p,
GRAND CONSoLI DATED LOTTERY,
no be drawn Saturday. November 9sth in Balti-
ta t9 st more, Md.


Ticksis, slo-4 Halysn Quartsra % So EIshths,
50 s63 aguo aaa o. 26. q sss-sr is M W.
Certiacats Of package Is whOlss. .sI4s 90
Do s5g.fi,a do As quarters. 49,. 81 O0
plsg DO ssigga do rs eightha........ Ie so
Ell IN the above scheme formed W the teFnaEy com
bination Of rs numbers making 1885 tiek =, and
the drawing Of IL ballots there win be $40 price,.
each having three of the drawn numbers on III; 1885,
each having two OF them ON; ss,71l, each having
0naonly Of them on. y MI ffsss, -
To determine the fate Of these prizes 10 numbers,
from to 20 inclusive, win be severally placed In
wheel on the day Of the drawing and az 81 them
drawn out at andan and that ticket having for Ia
combination the lst "a and sd drawn numbers win
be entitled p The capital prize q. tS6, 9s5 esa
Ih hoe tcEt with me 4th 5th and eth drawn p
TGst, ticket With the 7th, sth and 9th drawn. 70
' TSss tststs riA ihs iots, nth ana 18th drawn;
That ticket With the sd 4th and stu drawn, u $4,000
That ticket with the 81, 9Th and 7sh drawn, To-
That ticket with ,As -sth, 7th and sth drawn to
That ticket with the sthSsth. and 10th drawn, to
$4,000 aes14 @ag 9o ETfYEgg3rf E14F
I And 80 on according to the above scheme. nv
All other tickets (l9al with thFse0f the drawn,
Those 50 tickets With the LIST and I'd drawn, each
$500 M
Those Ss'tickets with the ID and 4tA drawn, each
Those 90 tickets with the 9th and 9th drawn, each
$780, etr1 f.5~r NJ 1850
Those ss tickets with the 9Th and 9Th drawn, each
All other tiekela (s,9Os.) with two Of the drawn.
each $780, n. sssrasfE 4.a.s s,, kas
All those tickets (2s,486,) with one Of the drawn,
each sSl0.ff FL ff3fI a4t
\ o. No ticket which shall have drawn q prize Of
q superior denomination can be entitled 10 inIe
ri0r prize 0gg Il
We have much pleasure in directing the attention
Of our patrons add friends to the above most liberal
acheme-a prize in which would secure an indepen-
dence 10 the fortunate p0saessor. IL win bedrawn
upon the combination system there being Twelve
Drawn Ballots In each package Of twehtt ave ticets
Address orders FOR Tickets 10
s6f &s fabgo - TIA HUBBARD a CO..
+ ~ ppqr Office, 90 Fayptte street, Box 40,
oct 27--dskw Pa Baltimore Maryland.
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n MONEY! MONEY ~ MONEYIIl
WMTHY 30 without Money when n n
wv Inst AZ onsy OR any one b d around with
apocket fnll a. not II they only think 20. L have
rst new article, from which from Eve 10 twenty
dollars day con Be made, ether By male or iamale
IA 4 highly respectable business, and an article
which iawanted IN every family Ia TIE United Sfates
Euel0so ne two dollars by mail, ~ nv ri.k, and 4
niru0iions IN The art Tho business n very oasy.
Try n Il ron nrg out ~ employmant and YOU win
never nsGroi Il; Cor IA will - bstAw or YOU % nav
Thlais no humhug Try al TSy 81 'Tsy hill
Dw1GHT MONROE,
naple-Sm New York.
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In the above scheme, formed By the ternary COM
0inailon Of rs numbers, making 76,O76 tickets, and
the drawing Of IL ballots there will be 220 prizes
each having three OF the drawn numbers on II 1885,
each having two Of them on 20 TAO each having one
only Of them on and ALSO 1870 tickets with none
Of the drawn numbers on them being blanks.
To determine the fate Of these prizes and blanks
7S numbers, nom TO rs inclusive, viii be severally
placed Ia wheel on the day of the drawing and IL
OF them drawn out at random and that ticket having
FOR its combination the LIST, ~, and Sd drawn num-
bers, win be entitled to the prize or 49, $4,000 90
That ticket having on It the 4th, 5th, and
SO drawn numbers, TO-. $500. 1888 20
That ticket having on IL the 9TH, 9Th, and
oh drawn numbers, g. 5000. 1000 90
That ticket having on Il the 10th, 1lth, and
18th drawn numbers, 70. .......... $50 90
That ticket having on il the Sd, I'D, and 4th
drawn numbers to. .............. $50 90
Dth drawn numbers, 70 I. .......,.... 800 90
That ticket having on IL the 5th, 9th, and
9TH drawn numbers, TO-. 5000. 900 90
That ticket having on Il the 9th, Ttl, and
sth drawn numbers, to-. .......... 100 90
That ticket having on II the 9Th, 9th, and
10th drawn numbers, TO-. ........... 100 90
All other tickets (being 211) with three Oh
the drawn numbers on them, each rs 90
Those SO tickets having on them the list
and % drawn numbers, each. ...... 10 90
Those So tickets having on them the Sd
and 9th drawn numbers, each ... o.
All other tickets (being 4224) with any
two OF the drawn nnmbeFsO on them, each i { !. 0
And Gil those tickets (being 2bT40) with M
only one ofthe drawn numbers on them,
each. northumberland. 90
No ticket which shall have drawn d prize ii a an
perlcr denomination be entitled to an lnlerlor
prize.
Prizes payable f,rty days after the dra-y aU ana
subject 70 the usual deduction Of afteen per cent
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Who'll Tisksls 30 zAalv ! Ss--ouartsrs, SS 50.
PLAN or tpE LOTTERY
1900 Numbers corresponding with those on the
Ticket are placed 40 one wheel. r8
The first $50 krixes are placed In another wheel.
at ne a.. time prize Is drawn nom the other
The prise drawn is placed against The number
This epsFatoa is repeated until ALL TIE rnzns
are drawn out 500
tAg AZ AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES
Thet@o preceding' and the two succeeding NUM-
h1 10 tse drawing the nFAt $50 prxes; viii b en-
titled n the $40 Approximation Prizes, according to
the S6hexheg a@ N2s es 8Nu WI
IN oRDkRENa TICKETS.
Rnclose the money 10 our address FOR the sTickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
IN first mail t1N
~ List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be
tAt To purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should Be cent In early. e.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
aud efye theirpost 0fice, county ana State !,
~ Remember that every Prise ID drawn, and
payable n full without deductions.
~ All Prizes OF 600 and under paid immedl
ately after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
All All. eohnIaniOasions strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
~ AS the above is not an " odd and even num-
Der scheme, no Certificate Of Packages can be sod
N il
Orders tOr FiskstsoAn y addressed either 70
s Atlanta, Georgia.
Or 8. SWAN
oct l6--d&wtf Montgomery Alabama
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5000 DOLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR

Everybody thrOaQhout the leneth aRd breadth az
our Curious Union, should Esk One Dollar 10 obtain
this 80 900 Prize. Someb0dy must have it--why not
yoaf Buy One Dollar tickst In the following beau.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Patapsoo Institute, and for
other purposes.
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TIME person. mo took nom my dtore n
rAfas, cohlhlnink about Gao N gold and silver.
i|l pI1azh Rsfnn ha amount IN Bank notes lhPo,,qh
% Poet q Hee ~ friend who known him, arenay
he pledges himself n His not rernrned Ne VA 80
for6 ne Who the perBonin vfsrsisS
GOT 1oA~tr q JONATHAN, SHAFRRs
r #a~ $3.50 ~.