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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-08-20
Announcements.

Mr.. EDIToR:-You will please announce the
name of T.. S. WOODS, of Colunbiana county "a,
a candidate for Representative in Congress, sub,
ect to the decision of the Democratic Conven.
ton, and oblige the
DEMOCRACY OF COLUMBIANA.
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spris'ia and sunanser Goods.
s. & FR. EseFAnFpEN.

I tE now receiving the largest and most elegant
"a stock Of Goods They're offered tc the psa.
pie OF Harrison county. 'fAe9 invite the public /,
call and examine for Themselves
cadIz. april 90 1856
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THE NEW YORK DAILY SUMS sent to
L Clubs, by mail, at 80 year. Ge. Il spe cimen
copy FURNISHED gratis and see the terms Send let
ters (post paidJ to MOSES s. BEACH,
June II 3n. Sun Office, New York
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10 the People OF Harrison Count,
WESNEEEs PATENT WASH TUB
PATENTED Nov. 3, 1853.


FTNHE Subscriber having purchased tie exclusive
L right tor Harrison county Ohio, and is now
manufacturing these Tubs in CaiIz; and val kecE
chm constantly on hand Al tn, low plice Of s5C5
This Tub has superseded the use o. all other Tut.
IN all OF the States il is TIE only one Lyer iuyun
Ied WAiah can Ifuiy be called
"Ihe Woman's Friend"
child ten or twelve years old can do NOR,
washing than three women can in the old fashionC j
way.
Ii Never Tears the Clothes.
Not even disturbing button, as it wusies Oy the
circulation ot the water through the clothes and not
by rnbbng or friction is the case with all other
machines Il washes with equal faci ity the finest
fabrics as we'll AS he ccarsest To sum il all up: il
will do more washing in two hours Than an ordi-
nary washer by the old way can do ia day, niu-
king great saving in time, labor aud money
Z ESTIM NY:
We have the privilege Of referring to the follow
ing ladies OF Cadz, where the tub Is now in common
use:
Mrs. II $ Mctaddcn, Mrs. J Stewart Mrs C. n
Allenr Mrs.J Phillips Mrs A G Turner Mrs }
Means, Mrs > Hamilton. Mrs. Laizure, Mrs J
Howard Mrs. Hearn, Mrs. + { Vincent, Mrs ]
Craig, and others
DANIEL ZERGER
Cadz, May 2S, lS5G-tf.
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A0t t5 &c CaT roe
E2- E2s NOV ALI
nNEPHsE,uH sEEFszUA

AML@ HOWARD has removed his Boot and
- Shoe Slort 10 he room formerly occGpied IL
Henry Kerr. three doors so tn oi ho post office.
and one door north Of Stewards store. where htc
keeps cne OF the largest and best stocks of Boot
and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz. He has lust re.
ceiyed lEes stock all (which will be sold c,eap.
rr than ever Custom work raade to order Give
me a call ii YOU wish 10 secure bargains
JAMES HOWARD
Cadiz Chic, april 20. 1856
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TWENTY TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered DR. X. most successful
practitioner IN the cure OF all diseases of private
nature; manhood's debility, as an impeachment to
marriage; nervous and sexual intrmitics diseases
OF the sktn, and those arising from abuse of mer-
curry.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is an evil habit sometimes indulgcd in by
beys, in solitude, often growing up with them to
manhood; and which, il not reformed in due time,
not only begets serious obstacles to matrimor ia
happiness, but gives rise to series of protrated in,
sidious, and devastating affections.
Few OF those who give wuy to this pernici0ns
practice are aware OF the consequences until they
find the nervous system shattered feel strange and
unacconntabe sensstions, aud vague fears in the
mind. tSee pages, 27, 25 %, Of Dr. KS book OH
"seit. Preservation.
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is
unable TO labor with accustomed yig1r or to apply
his mind TO study: his stop DIV and weak: he j.
dull irresCue, and engages even in his sports with
less energy than usual,
lfhe emaacipate himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matrimomy, his marriage
is unruitiul and his sense tells him that this i.
caused by his early toles These arc considerations
which should awaken tEe attention of of all who are
similarly situated
REMEMBER
lie who places himself under Dr. Kinkeins treat.
ment, may religiously couide in has honor MS pen-
teman and rely upon the ASSURANCE that the secrets
Ot DR., X $ patients will never hu disclosed
Young man-lot no false modesly deter YOU from
making your case known 10 one, who, from educa-
ton and re pocabi!iy, can certainly be: riend you
Dr. knkeliu's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. w. Corner of Third and I'm
ion Streets Philadelphia, Pa.
Patients at Distance can h"vo Thy stating their
case explicitly, together with all their symptoms,
per letter. enclosing relnitGuce) DR.. X. IS medicine
appropriated accordingly
Forwarded to any part of the Unitd States and
packed secure from Iiafnang or Curlosity hy Mall
or Express
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
A Vigorous Life or Prematvre Death, Klnkein on
Self Preservation-Only 25 cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps. will en-
sue copy, per return OF mail.
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Worth Knowing,

cases Briggs and liichmod Prints worth anywhere
y at to 3.
40 pieces ard wide chins worth 25c nj 10
cases Ginghams worth Il to 20 at toy
A few Thousand yards of fine CFalIv Dejanez
that we have been selling nj - to 81 at is to lax
to close the 'tock--a great bargain.
200 Io2. Indies cambric Hanokerchiefs at 6, s;
ana II cents, worth II, l9, aud 25 cts.
30 pieces Irish Linen worth from 10 to 100 cents
ai23 to a. and % cents, and too many other simi.
lar bargains for one adverligement nj
STONE u THOMAS Beehive Store,
april 81 i9'o Wheeling, Va.
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wv IN 1GG= 81 wv IN. .S9 Eg
The highes mai koi price IN CASH always paid
for good mcrchanta-Ie WllNA'F At our warehouse,
Ca'lA depot GEORGE L. WILSON.
July 10 1886
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Steubenville Foundry G. Machine
TTV 90 EgR sEEsss :sy,
RIE AFs $ J& EBEl y n aH EEaS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
S 7 Z A N E n. G | n Els, BO | L Z r S,
MACHINERY AND
EGABE4 ROAD CAEEG!
WE can supply all kinds ofIron and brnss cast
w ings- our facilities enPbles us to furnish our
work in our line promptly, and IN the best manner
Orders solicited; Address MEANS u BRO, Steu-
benville Ono.
Switches and switch stands; Wrought and cast
Iron Forks; r, r. Car Wheels, various sizes K. K.
car Pedestas and Hubs, K. r. car oil Boxes, Truck
and coal car Wheels, Shattings and Puileys, Mill
Gearlngs for Saw and Grst Mills, Threshing Ma.
chimes, six sizes, Plows and Wagon Boxes, cast
Iron Fronts, Window caps Siils, and Coal Vault.
any kind OF Thread, furnished to order.
ScubenyiIle, May 30, 1856.
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JOHN ENGLISH. E. GOODRICH. THOMAS DIXON
New Philadelphia Foundry and
Machine Works,
VuscaTsaWas C0umty, Ohio,
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Stationary aud
Steam Engines.


Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing; for Saw end Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shafting and pul.
lies, Turning Lahs for iron and wood mechanics
TOOLS screws, cutting turning boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work. cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron pos.s window caps
and sills for houses, railroad works &c. in short,
they are prepared to do all kinds Of work usually
done in Foundries and Machine Shops. Also,
Horse powers, SelsaratOTS,
Corn Shelters, straw cutters horse rakes and cast
premium Steel pows, which took the first premium
the Ohio State Fair in 1858. Also,
Lcavitt'S Corn and Cobb will.
This received the First premium in n thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Star Mill
at the late State Fair in Columbus thus proving its
superiority all others. They are manu- actured
by us only FOR the counties of CosIlocton, Harrison,
Carroll and Tuscarawas
'HhTcshiERg Machine, and PlGW
Castings, Coal Stoves, Hollow ware, &c, always on
hnnd and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner aud on shortest notice
ENGLISH, GOODRICH& & DIXON
w. LcSlsaOX, Sup'Is
June IL, lS16-tf.
Valuable Property for Sale,
The subscriber offers for sale, the well kuown
where he now resides 1t contuins n black
smith shop, large frame dwelling house, a good
stable, ard one and three.fourths acres of ground
1t is situated on the Hopedale and Wheeinn PLANK
Road, about five miles south of Hopedale. A bette
stand for black smith cannot be found in the ,nun
try. Those wishing to purchase such property will
hnd good bargain and paymens easy as | intend
10 remove to Missouri this tall.
j. J. P. JOHNSON.
Cold Spring, Harrison Co., o. lune is. 1856 Ii.
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OFF. w. HURTT & Co. corner Of tSecenM and
Walnut streets, Cincinnati, are orr oaly agents il,
that city, for procuring advertisements, subgY5p-
tons, dc,
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These Pills Purify the Blood.
HOliOUay'S Pills are The best rem
edy in the World for The tOJLOW-

edy IN the WOFtd TOR fhe .tOJtO1C-
ing Diseases.
Asthma Diarrhoea Indigestion
Bowel complaint Dropsy Influenza
Coughs Debility inflammation
Colds Fever & Ague Venereal af
Chest difeases Female com- tons
COstiveness plants Worms of all
Dyspepsia Headaches kinds
Stone and Gravel Secondary 6ymp- Inward weak
Liver complaints tons ness
LOwnss OF Spirits Piles
*."Sold at the MANUFACTURES of Professor EIol-
oway, so Maiden Lane New York and pa Strand
London, by all the Druggists in the United States
and the civilized orld, in boxes, at % cents, 62
cents, and 81 each,
915'Ihere is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder Gre affixed to each box.
Marbh 5, 80.
These famous Pills are expressly combined to op-
crate on the stoL.ach, the liver, the kidneys the
lungs, the skin, au the bowels correcting any de-
rangement in their functions, purifying the blood,
the very fountain of iie and thus curing disease in
all its forms,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.
Nearly haF the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts OF the world
that nothing has been found equal to them in cases
Of disorders oil the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach
complaints generally. They soon give a healthy
tone TO these organs however much deranged, and
when all other means have failed.
GcmrE;sI Debility; I'll Health
Many Of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the introduction Of
these Pills, that they may become the medicine of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this medi-
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons of
delicate health, or where the system has been i'm
paired, as its invGOratiug qualities never fail ai
lord relief
Eesss;sIe CosMpEnis Is.
No female, young or Old should be without this
celebrated medicine. ltcor'eCts nnd regulates the
month'y courses at all PERIODS, acting in many ca
ses like charm. 1t is also the best and safest
medicine that can be given to children Of all ages
and for any complaint consequently 10 family
should be without it.
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Gratis! a Free Gift 10 all!
MISERY RELIEVED


Natures Guide" now and popular work. full
OF valuable advice and impressive warning, alike
calculated TO prevent yegrs OF misery and save
thousands of lives, is distributed without charge
and forwarded by mail, prepaid to any Post Office
in the United States, on receiving an order enco-
sing two postage stamps.
July g. lS5h.ly
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Il. PHILLIPS q som.

MI MANuFACTURERS Of boots M, slhies. and
Iva dealers u 1'ruBks and trayoIt,g sarks, Ma.
rocco Y kid,skins lining and hindioa do. rae. "a
Nails thread and sloc,ipdil,gs gcuofply, keep con-
az thtif a,d staltd opposite the Pu4,tt .sfacos.
sGadls, o., April ~, 1855, s
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EZiSs.5sl1iIziIIllEl|
TWENTY TWO WEARS,

PhslsJG49aE Eat2isa Hccdsiclai HaO5gsc.
Establi he'd twenty-five years ago by DR.. KINK.
ELM, corner Of Third and Union streets, Phila.
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EbDEE SALE.

TTNllE subscriber oilers for sale the large frame
4 dwelling house in CadIz, situated on Market
house is in good condition. There is an excellent
stable. on the lot For further particulars enquire
of the subscriber i'll Steubenyilie, or Q. Slemmons
Cadiz. ANDREW STU ART.
June ii, ls56-tf.
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FAIR OF THE S. G. INSTITUTE.

The Charleston papers furnish details of the
progress ofthc Fair q lring the past week.
The annual address before the Institute was
delivered on Thursday evening by Mai. Il. F
Perry Of Grccnvillc. The address is pub
lishcd in the Courier. but We have not been
at leisure TO examine it. The most novel
and attractive feature of the exhibition,
seems to be Il band of Musicians, composed
of negro boys from eight to thirteen years
of age, the property ofCol J. b. Richardson
Of Sumlcr. The performance o rihcsc boys
is said to be remarkable, and they have been
the means o fattracting great numbers to the
Fair.
The annexed is from the Mercury Of The
22d inst.
Tho annual address before the South
Carolina Institute was delivered on Thurs
day evening, by the Hon. b.. +. PERRY. of
Grccnviilc. Notwithstanding the threaten
ing aspect of the weather, the Hall and gal.
lcries were crowded by n large and delight
cd auditory. The subj Get, as treated by
the speaker, embraced agriculture in its
more extended meaning, the industrial and
mechanic arts, aud the resources Of the
South generally, and South Carolina in par
t%icular, in an agricultural and manufacturing
point of view. The reading of the address
occupied an hour and n half, and was listen.
ed TO with interest. 1t contained much his,
torical and statistical Information.
The attendance upon the Fair, thus fir,has
been good, considering the weather, which
has been rather inclemcnt, and the array of
articles on exhibition has been such us to ie-
liect credit on the Society, and give hope Of
abundant success. There vas some una
voidablc delay in the arrangement and Gil.
ing up Of the various departments, caused
by the tardineas. on the part Of contributors
in sending in their articles but every effort
has been made on the part Of those having
the immediate management of matters, to
have as many things in position as possible,
and to arrange them so MS to exhibit them TO
the best advantage"
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THE BUSY BEE.

This capital little paper published in
Charleston, us It's name implies, is ever on
the alert; ferreting out unjust m~onopolies
in one place aud making profitable sugges.
lions in onother-cyposing Yankee imposi.
tons, and inspiring a sentiment of Southern
independence in many minor particulars,
never before brought to notice. The fol.
lowing excellent suggestion is to the Char.
lesion Press:
"GESTLEMEE.-We trust that you will
not be offended, if we call your attention to
a little matter, which, we are confident, has
escaped your consideration. II may not
have occurred to you, Of what Importance it
ia to place c~onspivrously before our commu-
nifty tho Papers rom various parts of our
State. We have beeh induced TO bring this
matter, before you, inc~onsequence of the
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Although wc can justly award praise in
many instances, still in many others, We
would like to see a greater interest mani
tested b. our people. There is ROOM for
greater encouragement 10 our Institutions
Of Learning, our Churches and to our va
rious Societies. Too much attention can
not be bestowed upon the common Schools
in various pa Is of the District, and the Fee
male Academy of this place should engage
special regard. A proper attention 10 it at
home, will not fail to induce patronage from
abroad, and none can deny the advantages
to be derived from having popular and flour
ishing Schools in oar midst. Our Churches
have been without regular Pastors, the
past year. but we are glad TO record that
this is not likely TO be The case much Ion
ger. Measures are on foot by the ifcsby-
tcriaEs TO supply their Church the most
important step has beer. taken.-thc
raising Of a suitable and handsome salary
accomplished, and doubtless in a short
while it can no more be said, ''there is no
regular preaching in Lancaster"
Although fortune has placed us in the
back grounds, and may for Il time deter US
from some of the advantages cujoyed By
other Districts, yet she cannot divest us of
those principles which make II people greet
and prosperous, and which we would like
to see strikingly portrayed in the char acter
and hearts OF our citizens viz. n spirited
regard for all laudablc efforts affecting the
public good, and n deep concern for the cdu.
c]atlonai wants and moral culture Of the
rising generation.
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complaints which We have heard among our
merchants. They say that they very seldom
SEQ our State Papers, because you do not
keep them on file; and, when they go to
your Offices, they are all in n heap. Now it
may be occupying too much room in your
Offices, 10 keep these papers on file; but
could you not stow them away on a shelf,
with apartments lettered For each one; so
that al least the latest might be seen BY any
one calling in for such purpose. Our mer-
chants, rs you we'll know, arc Interested in
$cciag the names of those who advertise in
the various districts-many of whom pur-
chase largely in Charles;0n-so that they
may be able TO drum tho better Tor CUSTOM
crS. when they come down, or see how their
customers are getting on al hUH1e. Whilst
thc country merchants naturally like to see
the mes Of those, in Charlcstor, who arc
advertising their various stocks Of goods"
The proposition is followed up by some
well timed remarks that we have not spocc
Cor; aud Nc think in this connection, our
tricnd might well have added Il word of adj
vice TO the Charleston merchants, touching
the prorricty Of a more liberal system of
advertising through the upcouniry. Our
merchants never go North for goods, through
choice, and II the proper inducements were
Offered, aside from any sentiment Of patriot
ism, the greater convenience would decide
them in going to Charleston.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Names of Delegates from this State APP
pointed 10y Gov. Adams to the Southern
Commercial Convention, to be held in Sa-
vannah on Sth of December next, are pub.
ii>hcd in another column.
Mcssrs Swan g. Co. adv cr.isc three
classes OfI."ttcrics TO be drawn respective
Iy on the 10th 10th and 3OIh Of December.
Mr.. Winter advcrtiscs Class Il, of South.
crn Lottery TO be drawn 10Th December.
Notice is given oran Election for Sheriff
aud Clerk Of the Court for this District, 10
be held on the 18th day Of January next.
Mr.. Robert McIlwain will sell some val.
able property at his residence on the 10Th of
December next. Read his advertisement.
Mcsars Hall g. Henry, Ambrotypis:s, give
a farther notice 10 the public.
Mr.. Jones Crockcl advcrtiscs his new and
elegant stock Of goods. Mr.. Crockett is
careful! and tasty in his selections, and We
guarantee that the most f4.tidious can he
pleased al his establishment. Try him and
judge for yourselves.
Mcssys liassoltine g. Cu-cton, rs viii be
seen by advertisement. are still making addi-
tons TO their large stock. Any quantity of
good things may BE- had ut their grocery es
t"blishment.
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PICKPCCKETS.

The light.fnGcrcd gentry, says the Char.
lesion Mercury Of 18th inst, were in active
operation yesterday. At the Railroad Depot
u gentleman coming in the Columbia train
had his pocket picket ofa pockct.book con-
tanning 500. Another gentleman came
near losing a gold watch, but escaped with
the loss of Il port of the chain. a w'man,
well dressed, and Of prcposscssing appear.
ancc, is supposed to belong to the gang
She accostcd 4 young gentleman in George
street, last night, and while convcrsing with
her, he WAS knocked down, and lis pocket
picked of ST.. Where are the police?
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Another Railroad Accident,

The up.Freight Train on The G~reenville
and Columbia Railroad, on Monday last
broke through a Tresde neat The 3aluda
River. The Engineer and one of the
Firemen were badly wounded, and tho
Conductor had his leg broken. The En-.
CINE and several Cars were smashed, and
much of the merchandise destroyed and
wasted. We are pleased to learn that
lao blame is attributed t any Of the Of
icials of the Company.
anderson Gazette and Adpcraic.
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COMMENCEMENT.

The following Distinctions, says the Ca
alma Times were conferred 10y TIE Facul
of the South Carolina College, on the 5
inst,, after the final examination of tbs Sc
ior Class. The first ten will deliver Specc
as ut Commencement;
l.. G.. VI. Fairlcc, Marion.
.. III. Covngton. Marlboro.
3. r. NJ. Taft. Charleston.
4. l.. d. HdIomTuiat, BarrwcIl.
D T. A. Middleton, Georgetown.
G. q. l.. Colt, CEcraw.
:. J. {. Winsmith. Spartanburg.
s.. J. b. Lyle. York.
g.. Il. b. Mrmmmingcr, Charleston.
10. G. y. Iicbcr, Columbia.
II. J. +. Way, liincsviIlc Ga.
II. II. G. Boykin, Columbus. Ga.
-. w. II. Whitner, Anderson.
II. w, J. Durant, Sumter.
Ii. J. y. Cain, Charleston.
10. r. w. I~IutSon. Beaufort.
II. J. p. Harris, New Orleans.
49,. f.. III. kclIcrs, Charleston,
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ANOTHER RESIDENTER OF NEW YoRE
CITY TESTIFIES TO THE GOOD EFFECTS
OF
DIR. M'L.ANE'S CELEBR ATED LIVER
PILLS.
PREP AIRED BY FLEMING BROS.

New York, August 40, 1919.
This is to certify that I have had the Liver
Complaint for five years, during which | have
tried almost all known remedies, but 10 nd pur-
pose. Hearing of DR.. FLAMES Celebrated
Liver Pills, | concluded to try a box. | did I'd,
and an now almost cured. / think one box
more will effect a p ornament cure. / can cheer.
fully recommend these Pills to all who may sui.
fer from liver complaint. l have also known
them used with the most happy results in cases
ofsick-hcadachc, or dyspepsia.
MR.. SWIFT, No. ll6 Attorney street.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of Pirrs.
BrRG, Pa. There are other Pills purporting
to be Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr..
MIanc's genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Ncrmitugc, can now be had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine without the sigma.
turc OF FLEMING & BROS.
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Scheme,
,7l2 prizes amounting to 100000
Tickets $40. Halves 90. Quarters $3.50,

The 1900 Prizes Of $40 are determined
by the last agpre OF the number that draws
the Capital Prize Of $4,000. The Capital
Prize will, Of course, end with one of the
figures, 2, Q, 4, sc, Y, 8, g., o.. Those
Whole Tickets ending with the same figure
~ the last In the Capital will be entitled to
$40. Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not
fear its being lost Orders punetua,ly at
tended 10. Communications CONFIDENTIAL
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should
order Immediately. Drawings sen. 10 all
ordering Tickets.
Address, JAS y. wINTKR, Manager,
1920 ~. Macon. Ga