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Keep the Nimbie Sixpence Roll
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AMreeeiYing large stock Of FIRST clpss goods OF
every style, direct from the eastern cities which
" II be sold cheap for cash
Come ana see what bateains- Hear ye our cry,
ana we WI! make g!ai thy ho,ae. freely invite
al hand to unite Friends If rree,Io,o cI.an ysa
very cheap. Swell the aong, young and I'D lie
strain proiong Ny stock e1 .sfsss IN part Of tiic
following articles
DRY GoOng
Dril'ings, Donesllcs bleacho ana brown sbirsinr.
cheeks, Cattpnasies, otnaburtts, Linen good. of All
alads'ae. VI dress goods siaye great variety
biTsgeS EaFsge. 30 i.aines, Chales, silk Tissues,
:, - ana YVES MuAilHs, Dottea Swiss einghams,
ffiat8 &C., aiso, in this depi rtlnent is an extensive
stock Of notiers
HATS, BoNNErs, UMBRELLAS 4 pAPAsoLs,
! gr.a, VARY q tho ahaAe nrlicl.s: Meas ard
Hate Ladies' and sfi4se.. l,.ehn,n straw mn
Trad bonneta aaa f.a.s Far asols If ali iinds TO
suit the tasse ~ a!l
sppt, AND SHOES.
An excellent ussorf nscnt n La,,iss, and Misses
Boots ang Shines. Gators. sir pere ana In. kins
Msns am bfYs B2a.s, shoe and Erngafls
efaek sfy-t hare sfseaald Tot oi Queens ware,
49, 49, rfola tas eity % Aew York which ! am con
nashf can scl nheaper fhan any house In Lis city,
ahphS Msen - IN tatlcfs que, .it5 IL common
taas, and geeaTai assortment d egcry thug in
thse s.ne. =
In siGitlon h 10 ahove. have II taYge a.ockof
,.,s EkEs4 dEoc&RIl..;,
aiehypn al know arc setaltef i5ee, than whole.
saso pr.eef and also late iAp5rta.i IN OF choice
Teas If every hind.
aAetca-- MS afock u the iareesta n, Il most va
rcd aa4 VIII y sold cheaper than ever before Offer.
Gu ~ ti'ls a.ahef, hsys asso hand large lot
y shmmer p4othing, which will be sold ut low fg-
uuras. VITA saeA a complete assortn zen in every
aapaetfnehs Ok trade, tatlk can offer Inducements
% not sAesed b. any house in this city.
and Al Ne. lDs Maia street. between. sth anI 9th,
keokua, Iowa. sp II.I.IN.as.
apri7-dsw -
4 yAMP FIRES Of the Rcd Men. or a Hundred
~ Tears Ago; by j. X. Ortos Fer sale nv
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Gilmore % Turktsh L,n,mcnt.


EINHlS y the beat LAaiaaut shieh has Jet besn Of
L fered 70 the public. 1t ekeeillnt remedy
Tor Neuralgia LrysipSlas, Rheumatism, wounds,
cuts, ulcers burn, feai bruises spr ai ,sst rh-1s
sore throat head a4ae, tooih ache pains IN The limbs,
chest backy stomach or bqwets Also for founders
CHAMBERS, biz head sweeney pint sprains poll es,
Ftin cofnplast yellow water distenpsr, ring bofk,
6ssnia. oiic batts, and asaess gale. re. 1hc words
Gilmore's laIkish Llaimena blown in the g.ass;
alfo FAC s.mila Of my written signature accoinps-
mics each bottle.
Gilfmore's Cholera and DImrrheA
Mixture.
This II the bsst remedy kno~n for bowel eemp
lalnss, such 10 Cholera, Dinrrhea. Dysentery Pains
in Tbs D9wais ac., &C. lhese who have nsed 1t are
charmed with 10 medical virtues. The name Is blown
in The glasa.
GiIlmerc,s vegetable Cathartic ana
LtyeY F1iIs.
These celebrated PiilsnYe an excellent remedy for
Fever and Ague, bilious Complaint Collie, uyvents
ry, consi patton Of the Evseis Indigestion. JsAn-
dice, Drupsy. Debility. Liver Complaints, B.ciches
on The skin. Fever DE- The best family mill known
and eau be used With safe,y, Whenever seAthartich
xsedcd.
N. d. To insure genuine article and cns On
which you can rely Nth perfect safety be particular
10 inquire for Giilnnres Vegetable, Catkarsic and
lasion
Gaisaonian Cough Lessngss.
Prepared by v. y. Fillmore. A pspalar remedy
forcongLr, Colds. and bronchial af.stims. They
hare given chtLe ratification TO those who hare used
them.
C4samore,s Masr BmIsaA.
beast4al prepasa alton fur the Hair snd properly
used, Will restoEe II ~ its original softaess anA
beauty, Those who have used Il say il Ia ths bsst
preparation they have
Sold, Wholesale aud retail, by WrLxIssos MAJ
sBALL, Druggists successors 10 II, II. ayres, tDrnsf
Of Main and Third streets, Keokuk, Io~a. Also b.
Druggists and Merchants throughout the stats.
October ., 'ss-dawy
MRtnl nMs.rAAW
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I iAMP FIRES Of the Red Mcn, or a Hundred
augaV - GAVE T:ATIFY
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fOk GENTLEMEN.
ENlNE, heavy and fancy ble4ched linen drills and
l. ducks.
Bowse, check and biay linen noatfnss.
White, buff aud check MaTsaillea sestings.
lnila SILK. linen, lawn anI gin x ham era vats.
ltsie thread aud gaur1 msrino undcrshirts and
drawers
Lsie thread. linen and GOTTEN half hose in great
variety ct qualities and fine meat OF gloves
IN kid lsle thread and cotton plain aud checked nj
myiId FDsTEH,s
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BURLINGTON

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dNlMzaaa4sz1l>ElsIh
Branch Of the Mercantile College Of pennsylvA-
MIA, incorporated by tho Legislature Of that
State, wlthp9rretual charter.
J.. II. DALAufF, Principal.
TERMS.
Fornnli mited course in Double Euiry Book kee p
isg, Commercial Gaieulattenz, Fenhassrhip afd nd
m.ssons TO the Lectures Commercial Law, co.
THE DESIGN or THIS INSTITUTION is
to afford perfect facilities for acquiring, Ia cxpe
ditipus maaEcr, thorough knowledge Of tho sei-
cacc of Mercantile Doubls Entry Book Keeping APP
piled b all departments VI trade. The course "
training adopted ia this Institution Is the same ~
that followed by the Mercantile College OF Pennsyl
vapia which has received
THE MOST EMPHATIC RECOMMENDATIONS
from the best mercantile aathort.ee ia the country
and II sanctioned by the Chamber VI conmetce n
the city Of New York, the most comprehensive
and practical view ever intr oducesi.
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the state Coli sge Vt r. nnsy lvxna
tlgnedhy the Faculty, il granted 10 those who PASS
atiekDcfory examination This instrument will be
found passport to the confidence of business hous-
cs In every part Of the Union.
- Send for circular ard spccimenof Pcnman-
sup by mail my2odAwly
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aprc2-i6w
Curtain Dana SKIS and window FIX.
lures.
SuPEk Satin De Lsiues and WorSted Damasks,
- With Centre Tnssnis sie loops and Gimp 70
match. Lace aud muslin curtains. 10, IS aud 10
nea bal linen shading. gilt eorniees. curtain pima
and roiiers.i IN sets or 10 suit. l.. ID. FOSTER.
spr23dnw
HoUSEkEEPER y f}OoDS-A fine assortment OF
l. linen asi cotton. Ia1, li~s, i1j sheet
ihgs ALSO linen and cotton &c. 40 and ID inch pillow
castings. lo~4, Id and 1874 Aiiandale, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, brissye and
haekabuok toweiing, linen and cotton diapers, Ia
bic iincns, crash, Dc, just received
apr23~daw r. D. FOSTER
MTsQIIrA NETS AND RAkS.--2i and 3 yards
~ witr Musaui'n Mating, cut in any length
twisted White Bars-supcror article
June 4-diw r. d. FOSTER
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men ttUa&
al;pEEs' hastware oeks, ia.tge.. hoi'+ Loose
andlatest style a. tAh} 5oAEsd PEcK's.
jti.5i
pELitNl &aa.As. '.oak 8 Il pa.qat t4st Ia
- lasata n lJs .u., F4FfaHtz n "a s3 q. tsis au.i
tpaalt1Hs 4afeha en- G1soa cum ae. Gam
a5el Hemp Pscasas. 4 largs ssnsslt log slic
-'H h} cAo4, JONES 4 5EGa.
pRtrs cosks, osleu.s, y. an.l leal ltao, every
- taas pertaining t4 -pw li.iI ot Gam engine
rs ~ at It's 81 e tie
Jaassi 30 Anvil.
ID A%Ae a@ena l'., a f.asA s9sE Of
= Ia IS saa.T % Jess sestsvat SIX She 81 Of
me lnat2dl pIG ANVIL
n97k an gat sp.lrss 6<.y J. Hsgsb.rs Patent,
- th4 BIS spttns erestag. ssi. sale bg
il'--,4 oaDl J7l es ! PECK.
1 M. cssa htaaae TRACE. Aa.tss, az,
: i aaa li.s e'".'' q '4s 81 q ti5, Ayyf..
NeEsse.il gla. aal pa,her's haca, is5a nnd
lnH= tADY, JONES. re as.
~ ear ram si.rsa.2i * raam ana
bs.le i9f sAie 4oa s. ~ s4sa tAe
ioasi B4a ANVIL.
Il0FEl.s. AG4s ! l,5s..a. peas. ma.loeks.
- las aAat aa4 s89is at#ps tag eaatrseaas al
lane5i CAhs,s JONES & PICK s.
NTHsaL RABA9Ns, e.o 4. caaru drltls,
.s4st aaiAa'tss, ~ ate ~ tAe ~ q eae
}aAsaa =" ANVIL.
- 4iiaS ottsas i ,4a ars to9ls}n
- &seA variety, 4t s5iglI al t4ace TN
}aaas4 GAI'f, J3EG- & PICK.
AY straw a.4 mtnars fssSs gor sale lose ache
, : z4gaef ths tjeiel hits ANVIL.
| aieiittaa - oar e>snsse ass "a bal41l9g.
= 'Eaae SIS ,'as iaaea.l aa. ea0teat r,ekers'
h.sas rE, rgaeSrs bse}s sI.t we
,tHAAN II Of ffg~4t g--n vrA
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teLA%E@ dg4nas4 .1.sa.'s5 a s5,sti Soak of
: Ia eaRg % jess se,lsva.s tx .he "a II
tire l3uatSdj EIG ANVIL.
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4 tAAiN-os. csst, htaane TRACE. Ea.taF, agg,
~ aa3 5aeS caa.us, "a 'A9 gigu " tkr
insc@d ilff3 AWE
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EtRa>a C"eks, oieuHs, tra1 anl ieal ltse, every
- talae pertaining Nv -nw l.tii og Cam ca sine
.e y AT t4e 81 u tie
la@3i H.4 ANVIL
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w. kssEA IRsA ~, AZ ..s.ilIH rus; !
=. a,.-'-'aoo tons Assorted lihg lspn, 29o 81 ~
.3f 1891, . soias l4ass ard DC -igo4 Cast s.eI
t9a ing STEEL, isas German Ftect tn
esafissii and hhglsA .liatar stses iarae -.
rit'y q BlacssuiitL tees. gor sale lew n, ,lay.
sAaa& fsmithss, IS
aag II c3SEslLE. SMYTgI 4 ~
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

In the above scheme there are 10000 tickets, num-
bered from / 10 30,00e
There are 2s2 full prizes and sss approximation,
making in all 1,110 prizes
The numbers from TO $4,000 corresponding with
the numbers the tickets printed on separate slips
Of paper, rolled up and encircled with small TN
tubes and placed in glass wheel
The amounts Of the different 222 full prizes SINH
larly printed and encircIed are placed In another
wheel. After revolving the wheels, number il
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time prize n drawn from the other wheel BY boys
who are blindfolded.
The number and the prize drawn out are opened
and exhibited 10 the audience and registered by the
Commissioner, the prize being placed against the
number drawn. E&4s
This operation i repeated until oil the prizes are
drawn out afe
The drawing il then printed, and, after compari-
son. the Commissioner cersifes to its correctnesa
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, nfu,
without deduction. Nts
Whole Tickets 500 Halves, tlO-- Quarters, tS.
Address orders for tickets to.
4 r. II. HUBBARD a CO.,
OfRce 80 Fayette street, Box 40, Baltimore Md,
oct 9I--d&w
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Will be distributed according to the following
UNRIVAII.En SCHEMEl
APPROXIMATION fRIzFs.
Whole Tickets, $40 -Halv :, IS Quarters, ~

Whole Tickets, tlO-Halv =, $5-uuarterss ~ ~.
PLAN or ldE LOTTERY. a tf
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those on the
Ticket are placed in one wheel sa fY M f'
The first $50 Prizes placed in another wheel. %
A number ls drawn from the number Wheel and
at he sai. time prize is drawn from the other
wheel. stIe ftFrs
The prize drawn is placed against the number
drawn.
This operation is repeated until ALL FHa PRrRs
are drawn out. ete5 s s.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers TO those drawing the FIRST $50 prizes win be
titled to the $40 Approximation Prizes according 70
the scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money 70 our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be
sent 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain,
and give the post Office, county and State.
l<$- Remsnber that every Prize IL drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
{1w- All Prizes Of 81, 600 and under paid immedi-
atey AFTER the drawings other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty dsys. tE@ &@ 4tN 81
AN Communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
At either Office.
s.sx- As the above is not an odd and even num-
Der scheme, no Certificate Of Packages be sold
In II
Orders Cor Tickets can be sddrsssed either 10
g. SWAN a CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
!. Or 8. SWAN
oct ls-d&wf Montgomery, Alabama
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08


CASE on SossAMBULIsM Pittsburg journal
gives the following account Of a case Of somnam-
bulsm which occurred at the residence OF gem
tleman near that city;
Hearing footsteps upon the stairs about midnight,
and suspecting burglars about the premises, the
gentleman rose from his bed and took down
double-barreled gun, with which In his hand he
proceeded TO the door opening into the hall. -
Reaching the door, he applied his ear to the key
hole and heard, as he thought, rustling of gar
ments upon the stairs. Hastily drawing chair
70 the door, he stepped upon it and inserted the
gun through the transom. just then the thought
occurred 20 him that IL might be hls daughter,
who sometime previously was addicted to walking
In her sleep. Passing out into the hall, with the
gun still in his hand TO be used ia case circum-
stances warranted Il, he found the apartment en-
tirely vacant, and lighting lamp, he then ascend
ed the stairs. Imagine his surprise and terror, on
looking out Of the chamber windows, to see among
the branches of tall tree which grew there, his
daughter, dressed in her night habiliments and
seemingly utterly unconscious of her perilous po-
sition. Without uttering a word or making a
sound calculated to lrighten her, he stepped out
of the window himself and winding one arm tight
ly about the waist of the sleeping girl, he with
great exertion managed to regain the hall with his
precious burden. The surprise of the young lady
when she awoke, and was informed of her peril
ous adventure can be better imagined than de-
scribed. sS .ts& 6G
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08

The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers 10 those drawing the first 222 prizes viii be en-
titled to the S88 approximation prizes
For example: II ticket No II, $50 draws the &lO0-
900 prize those tickets numbered IL PAS IL 249 H.
251 and IL 252 viii each be entitled to $780, and
on according to the above scheme
IL ticket No. 1 should be drawn, the approxima.
tons would be q 3, 20 $50, and 10000.
II ticket No. 20 900 should be drawn, the approxi
nations would be 20, ,995, 9,999, !, and q
4 If ticket No or 29,999 should be drawn, the ap-
proxirnatfons viii be on the same principle.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08


AS by this scheme, one ticket in every 10 is gaar-
anteed to draw $40 we viii aell Certificates Of Pack
ages Of 10 tickets at the following rates. which is the
risk on them. ,Gr.. |sT
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed ac-
crues TO the purchaser. 4teth.s
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. s60
10 Half ~ 80
IN Cnartar IL
II viii be perceived BY this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has Certificate OF 10 Tickets when If he
buys tickets he would only get for that sum wholes
thus by buying Certificates he bias four more chances
for the larger prizes-Halves and Quarter Packages
in proportion.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the
money 10 address fOr the Tickets ordered on re-
cept Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
~" Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain and give their post Office, county, and State
srE Remember that every Prize is drawn and
payable In full without deduction.
t. All Prizes of 81, 900 and under pssd imnedi-
ately after the drawing other Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days, In full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either ofFice. ~ N@&
Orders for Tickessor Certificates can be addressed
either TO 8. SWAN a CO..
Atlanta, Georgia
Or tfN8r y. SWAN, 9en
Get 2s-d&wu Montgomery, Alabama
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
REMEMBER
THERE NO BETTER PLACE TO BUY CHEAP GOODS THAN AT
HALLS
GREAT CHEAP CASH STORE.

III .$;:: y. r. IS; s 81: q: s s.ss.;'ss.: .s @ 4ss. = o.
RETAIL PRICES
6 g: = III; :: Il = CT Co.,: s e: % - i:i % % %
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
5000 YARDS ELEGANT BLACK PLAID AND Silks
% fs $ s ss Es s ;ss s sf % $ s % al e which mink
LARGEST CITY
S Sc Ss Bss % & s Hsl % ss s aa s 4.s rom as e @ French "
CALIcos oAIIcos oALIcos
II nth this % "a s patterns perfectly
case Ss @ ri s as & is s quite good any had
sHAwLsl sHAwLsii sHAwLsru
For beauty q design surpassed
FLANNELs FLANNELs FLANNELs
sna a ] % @ 1. s s s ..s an s = cent " - former Plain .na Fancy
oAssNErs oAssnErs, oAssNRTs
S s @ Ss.s $ al cf. @ .s s a. ~ % .sss s: s s~ @ %
LINENS LINENS LINENS 5
Tss ic gs s ssn % s Ssssss sss.
IS $ e 4 4 -. & @ sa.s y q; ] s sIs gs cheap % % article
BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS
zsss 9 ss4 s stsR ss' .s "a az ma. order and win q.
a ei s'sS v .si iP' Is
SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS A ..o .
% sssIs g sgaEs % ss
RI s 3 @ % s [ = s.ss:%:s: S VIII. = - Il
s's ! Y e. s sa % asa s % sss sss 'H"
IS ;:s $ 81; Ss Z ] $ ;s : :. :
CARPETS CARPETS, CARPETS.
otR
w a enb.
HATS AND CAPS.
% ] s @ % s ' % R'ss % ss G: % ss % $ $ @ a
SHOES SHOES SHOES
s = S s Up r = s ss: s and special care has been taken ' class q
;: Ess: ] s. s Ss ss % s 81 s s s ss g
our 10y wprcea
:; :s ; g % ss s %: ss S: a s4ss y
Hneat
M asree
Rememb rhepa ceandN No Il n. HALL No s78Se
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08

FATAL ACCIDENT Deacon Bouton, an old and
respected resident Of Norwalk, Connecticut, was
killed while engaged in plastering the wall Of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church, on Friday.
The scafolding gave way, and he fell to the ground
and broke his neck. .7
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08

Why, said country clergyman to one Of his
hearers, |" do you always sleep in your pew when
am officiating, while you are attention to every
stranger invitep oh, well, you see, sir,p be
replied, "when- you preach, I'm sure alls right !;
but cant trust stranger without keeping good
lookout
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
Mnaneial.I

Nav YoRK, November Stocks are active -
Chicago and Rock Island, sS Cumberland Coal
Company, n "a; Illinois Central bonds, % 7-sh
Michigan Southern Railroad, Oh ga; New York
Central Railroad, 81 7.s; Pennsylvania Coal Com
Pany 70 Reading Railroad, 7s la Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad, rs Canton Company, n
ga; Missouri 6's, SO l.2
Sterling exchange duh. 0
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
GRAND SCHEME.

ITO prizes !. i. 30 900 tickets.
Whole tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters $5.
All orders addressed to Il. III. HUBBARD a CO.,
Baltimore, Md, will be promptly and faithfully filed,
the official drawing forwarded to all who order tick
cts. $500 oct 27-dAwtd
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB
and BLIND.

EHRIDAY AFTERNOON OF each week
- has been set apart for the reception of visiters
at the Institution. The friends of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution s entirely charitable in it's nature
having been established expressly for the benefit OF
that class of afflicted children for whom no provisin
has ever be sn made
Donation Of money, household furniture or on as
most any description, will be thankfully received NJ
the institution. june 1s-&
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08

THE HAND.--Look at the hand. "A little organ.
but how curiousIy wroughtl How msnifold and
necessary are its functions What an agent has
It been for the wants and designs Of mani What
would the mind be without III How has it moul-
ded and made pslpable the conceptions of that
mind II wrought the statue Of Memnon, and
hung the brszen gates of Thebes IL fixed the ma
riner's trembling needle upon it's axis ID heaved
the bar Of the first printing press Il arranged the
tubes Of Calico; II reefed the topssils Of Oolum
bus Il held the sword with which freedom fought
her battles poised the axe Of the dsuntless wood
man opened the path Of civilization II turned
the mystic leaves upon which Milton and Sbak-
speare inscribed their burning thoughts, and Il
signed the charter Of Bnglshds liberty. Who
would not render honor 70 the handf
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
Nsss7 Yoyk Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. s.--EIour Is steady. Sales of
$4,000 bbls. State, at 50 20 e6 60i Southern
Is easier at 81 90 81 45.
Wheat is quiet. White, 81 70; red, 81 81
81 b6.
Corn has advanced, and sales Of 1900 bushels.
Il Is scarce.
Pork 10 buoyant. Mess selling at $40
Beef is steady and unchanged
Lard Ia dull at 1919 cents RW
Whiskey Is steady. R
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLASS Q,
To be drawn in Baltimore city on Saturday, Nov.
20, 1856.
r. FRANCE Il CO. Managers.
HAVANA Plan

HAVANA PLAN
An the numbers put in the wheel and all the prizes
drawn out.
ezSy- Order your tickets early, az every ticket in
this great scheme win bO sold. Address 7. H. HuB-
BARD Co. Agents for the Managers, Baltimore, Mary
land. ~
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
Glass p.
Glass p
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
TO Be drawn Saturday November goth, In Balti.
more, Nd.
SCHEME

w sI ~ 'o'S' - 0V-E'gnsns'
Certificate Of SpackAgeof f26 wholes. -. sl4s 90
% do Ss halves, "a 90
Do Do DC Dc g e ssIsssss'. sssssssss. is Ss SS g
Ia the above scheme formed BY the ternary COM
blnatcn Of rs numbers, making 67b25 tickets, and
the drawing Of II ballots, there win be 220 pzes.
each having three Of the drawn numbers on IL 4l5e,
each having two Of them ON 3g7ll, each having
one only Of them on. f
TO determine the fate Of these prizes rs numbers,
from 70 rs inclusive, will be severally placed in
wheel on the day Of the drawing, and 'l2 Of them
drawn out at random and that ticket having for its
combination the lst, I'd and Sd drawn numbers will
be entitled to the capital prize Of $685. 9s5.
That ticket with the 4th, 9th and 9Th drawn. 10
$4,000. aeka nl
That ticket with the 7th, sth and 9th drawn, to
$4,000.
That ticket with the 10th, iilh and 18th drawn,
That ticket with the 3D. 4th and 5th drawn, 70 $4,000
That ticket with the 9th, 9th and 7th drawn, TO
fha. ticket with the 9th, 7th and sth drawn, to
That ticket With the 9th, 9th and 10th drawn, to
$4,000.
And 40 on according to the above scheme.
All other tickets Ci9s) with three Of the drawn,
each $3.50.
Those 80 tickets with the LIST aud I'd drawn, each
$500
Those 90 tickets with the Sd and 4th drawn, each
5000.
$lO0
Those SO tickets with the 9TH and 9Th drawn, each
500.
All other tickets (o,Ses.) with two Of the drawn,
each $40. gfef -
All those tickets (2s, 49, with one of the drawn,
each $40.
say- No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of
superior denomination can be entitled 10 an inie-
rior prize. tsst ss,.st.s8. m sa Il
We have much pleasure in directing the attention
of patrons and friends 10 the above most liberal
scheme-a prize in which would secure an indepeD-
dence TO the fortunate possessor. 1t viii be drawn
upon the combination system, there being Twelve
Drawn Ballots in each package Of twenty-five tickets
Address orders for Tickets TO rE
I Il. fl. HUBBARD a CO.,
Office, 80 Fayette street Box 10, ~
oct 27--d&w Baltimore, MARYLAND.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
PROCLAMATION.

May yor's Office,
Washington, Oct. 80, 1856.
WN Al Ell EAS, by joint resolution
Wv passed by the City Councils and approved
this day II is declared that with grateful hearts we
recognise the merces Of kind andoverruling Proyi-
dence, from whom have received all the blessings
Of life, and the Mayor is requested to appoint day
by proclamation, recommending to all the inhabi-
tants of this city 10 refrain from their usual occupa-
tons and devote ii TO thanksgiving and praise to Al
Now, therefore, l request the inhabitants Of the
city Of Washington TO set apart Thursday the TWEEN
teth day of November next, as day Of thanksgiv-
health and prosperity which he has so bountifulIy
bestowed upon our people.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
pUYALL. rROFEssOR or

w Astrology and Phrenology, continues to
practice the above science She In prepared to an
swer all questions relating 10 human life. Madame
Duva Ia also the ladies' Botanical Physician. -
hcted and defective females will do well to try -
skill her compounds are from hcrbs, gathered under
the strong influence Of the Planets which rule them
tice was successfully patronized She II travelling
through the United States and her stay viii now be
very short in Washington. fN& s4ta3
Residence, No. s1s Eighth street. between l. and
N streets. oct s-4-smo 3