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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-19
stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.

AND Ikf ANSWER IS STOVE
A LrHOUGH we cannot keep on hand some aOo0
"A or 565t stoves, as some sf our neighbor, the rea
are, We sell so cheap and good article OF
stoves that il becomes difieuit to supply the de-
.G sd. supply Of freight cars hase arrived
Aad been placed our road, and we have completed
SGs4Frangeme Is 10 be able now ts supply the
IeinaadsOfai be the same MORE OR LESS.
80 siler looking around among all the GONE
HORSE Stove shops in this city, 10 no purpose,
In
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II. -. MOORE

IRON KEw BAvHk, UT.I
FRISCO, Banner, Sign and ornamental Painter.
Trainer OF W Wood, Stone and Marble
Lettering and Gliding on
GLASS;,
a ;tj., shades interisr Decorations, Portf ais,
Srsuery, Landscapes, Sc., al short noues
sgh Painting and Grsining for the trade.
\ " . rn-f Eonrt b aud Brady Stfeets. DayenPoft
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For tn Ladies.
I.sRENGH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
II and Velvet Slippers.
Also, hid, Congress, English and French Lasting
alters, from . 80 70 ~, rs per pair, for sale by
Lee DAWSON. .GHIG(ss 90
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SHERIFFS SALES,

BY Virtue of Sundry writs Of Fl IA TO me
directed, ] will sell before the Court House
door within the legal hours of sale, the fol-
loving Real Estate, viz: Three hundred
acres of Land, more or less. whcrcon Il fen
dapt lives, adjoining lands Of Minus A. Culp
Georgs -. Beckham, and others. levied on
and to he sold rs the property of John II
Hood. at the suit of III. r. Price, pro
al Sl,75.
Also, three hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Henry Shutc, Amos
hlac sulan, and Lands of the Estate upon
which w. u. PTycr resides, levicG on and
to be sold as the property OF Jacob Fnndcr.
burk, at the sui Of Lewis Blakency and 9th :
ers. SLID
Also, ak dcfsndanfs interest in and
to three hundred. acres of land, more
or less, adjoining lands Of William Ross,
william Rcid. Joseph Rodgers aud othcs
ieIicd on and to be sold az the property of
Miss NarthA NJ. Ross, at the suit of a. A.
ianey, 1T al.. Sl,TJ
Also, 1000 acres. mpTe OR less, whcreon
defendant lives, adjoining lands of Elisha
Knight, Uriah Fundcrburk. and C;h.rs, levi.
ed on AMI to be sold IN the proprrty Of f.r
| vim knight, at the suit Of John ). Miller. ct
al. $l,75
Also three hundred acres, more or lcs,,
whereon defendant lives, adjoining lands OF
Robert Gardner, WiIli.m Gardrcr and 9th.
era, levied on and to be sold ~ the proper.
ty of Robert Philips, at the suit OF 5. f.
Clyburn, ct al. $I,75
Conditions cash, &c.
J. d. HALLE, s. I. d.
Lancaster {. H., Feb'y IL, 90 5l-tds
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Tmr Nxw MIxIsrEn TO ESGLAxD.-I,
is stated in tho Philadelphia papers that
the the lion George NJ. Dallas has acccp
ted the appointment Of Minister to Eng
land. The Ledger says:
Mr.. Dallas services whilst minister to
Russia, his eminent political position hav.
ing filed tho second office ia tho gift Of
the people, make his appointment at ,hi.
time, IA the successor Of Mr.. Buchanan,
cminently proper. The appointment will
receive tho approval Of our citizens, and
command the respect abroad duo to the
representative of the nation, Our rela-
tions with England at this time are pecu
liar, if not dangerously involrcd.-The
questions at is.ue require enlarged knowl.
e'ge,legal ability and practical statesman
ship. Mr.. Dallas profession AS an emf
nent lawyer, his public character and po-
ltical eIleriepSe, are all so many gusran-
tses that in biz hands the international is-
'nss so ably discussed by his predecessor
will be properly sustained. and the policy
and interest Of the United States he sufor
Ssd With energy aud discretion.
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Pay. fox the Members.

WAsnrNoroS, February 4.-To day
the SergeaSt-st Arms, Mr.. Glossbrenner,
drew from the Treasury abou. Is @, 900 in
gold, which amount had been advanced
by him for pay to members. Mr.. Bsnks,
the Speaker ef the House, late on Satur-
day uight, having signed drafts for that
purpose.
Two hu%lred and thirty thousand dol
lara ~, yst duo to the members, which
will DO dsa~n Eem the Treasury during
the present week.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MR. EDIToR: Please announce c. F..
HENSON, Esq'r AZ candidate for TIA, Col.
leetor and oblige,
MANY FGIrSDs AND SvPPoxTKRa
Mr.. Ep'ros - Please announce Ar. K. G.
Billings as candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and oblige, Many FRIENDS.
Nh. EpIroR.-rlease announce Mr. Raleigh
Hammond ~ Candidate for Tax Collector.
And oblige, HIS FnirSps.
Ne. EDiroE-Plcase announce William Rob.
0rtson ss candidate for Tex Collector and o.
blige Ills Fk,rsps,
Nh. EDIroR:-Pleaso announce Major john
W. Sisbet as . candidate for Tax Collector. at
the ensuing election, and oblige,
MANY VoTL2s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Democratic Convention

The citizens Of LANCASTER District are re-
qasstrd to meet in. !ha Cent Hapae on
Sale day in Msreh, nrxt. to. t.ks into. con-
sidcration the propristy Of the St.te's be-
ing represented in the Na,ioa.l Demoeraiie
Convention which is to assemble Tor the
purpose oE Nominating candidates for the
Presidency sad Yise PrsAidency. And al
40, " thought pfoPsr ta.aDppint Delegate.
70 meet With others from other districts; in
Columbia on the first Monday in May next,
foI the purpose Of appointing Delegates TO
the National Democratic Convention.
January 10th 1856, y
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= IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS. - Astonishing
cure Of bilious complaint.-Mr. Patrick
MKenan, Of Columbus. Ohio. suiIered for
upwards Of thrse yssrs from violent pains In
head, q foul stomach. bad indigestion, di.or.
dered liver, and general nervous debility, he
tried various remedies for the mitigation Of
this compound Disorder, bat hs only became
worse instead Of b~tter, Although he also
consulted several doctors. Finding that the
nsdieI faculty could not cure him, he had
recourse 10 Holloway Pills, by continuing &
with this. remedy fpr few. weeks, he entire
iy regained bis health, and over. sjuce ihsp
he has not had the slightest retarn Of. hrs
complaint.
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Congressional.


Wasn't NGroS, February 4.-In the
Senate, the Naval Officers petition MAS
presented. E
Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia said he had no
doubt but that wrong and injustice had
been done the officers by the Naval Board.
lie advocated a revision Of the proceed
iugs Of that Board.
Also, in the Senate. the subject Of the
Naval Board WAS discussed by Acssrs.-
Benjamin, Bayard, Crittenden and others
aud Was finally postponed for future con.
sidsration.
Many bills were then introduced among
which, was one for the extension Of the
term for naturalization.
Mr.. Clayton, Of Delaware, argued in ia
vor Of the Board, but WAS willing to cor
rect any errors made uuintcntionaly, if
such had been committed.
In tho House, the Speaker, (N. ?.
Banks,) administered tho regular oaths to
the members and delegates. and a com.
mittse was appointed, in conjunction with
one from the Senate, to inform the rresi-
dent that the two Houses were ready to
receive any communication lie pleased to
make to them.
In the Honse, also, seats were drawn for
resolutions to be introduced declaring Mr..
Glossbrenner as Sergeant-at Arms, pen
ding which the House adjourned.
The resolution MS then proposed to
elect Clerk viva voce. This was tabled
by l03 - IS.
A resolution was proposed and carried
by l26 to 81, that VIM. Cullom, h. n. of
Tennessee, be elected Clerk.
After the vote, he WAS elected aud the
Speaker alaounccl iu tf2s Srm Cullo.n III
elected, and administered the usual form
OF oath 70 him.
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TOWN TAX.

NOTICE 10 hereby given tn all owner. Of
real Estate in tho corporate limits of the
village Of Lancaster, TO call on the clerk of
the council and pay the corporation Tax, on
or bcfore the first day Of March next, as az.
ter that day. all refusing or neglccting to pay
will DO dealt with according to law.
And oil persons liable 10 work on the
streets, and who ara dcS;ronsIio pay Instead
Of wottipg, by calling on. the clerk and
paying The sum Of three dollar. on or before
the first day OF, March, mex. will be exempt.
cd from work Oh tie streets for the year
1856. After that tinsc tho sum of five dol.
lar. will DO required.
by order Of Council,
j. A. I1ASSEI.TINE, Clerk.
Lancaster c. u, Feb'y 9Th 1856 5l-tim
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MARRIED.

GA the 5th Of February, bv FaAScis
McA5rIR. Esq. Mr. w. ii. ID. Nc .ATEER
trict.
While travelling through this world Of strife,
. may thsy live sjoyful life.
On the l7ih alt, by FRAxcI. McATrrx,
E.q., Mr.. DANIEL. HARKEY, Of Union
County. n. C.. to Miss JANE MCCAIN, of
this District.
o may those hearts by love united,
And mingled into one,
Still! keep those vows so fondly plightsd.
And drvxm Of them alone.
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The Unionville Journal Of the ls,. inst.

The Unionville Journal Of the lot. inst.
says;
+" We are authorized to say that the
Spartanburg and Uuion trim is running,
and has been running daily. Sunday, (ex.
cepted, since the i!Q,ls u|t The cuts
along the line Of rAilroaJ are falling wlicl,
aetains the trains temporarily. and in con.
sequence cannot b0 made over The line.---
Some twenty hands are engaged on the
line at this time, taking out tho dirt ia
L@kin's Bluff, which continues TO slide in.
~ the 10th instant the Preaident hopes
70 have TIA snii.s lsas in . condition to
carry freight.
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SAix DAr.--Notwithstanding the 80.
Terity OF the weatlisr. which, was intense,
there was quite a crowd ia Winnsboro.--
The negroes Of the estate of Mrs. Good
wyn, sold on two or three years time, ra
ted enormously high. A negro girl OIL
OF I4yean Of age, sold for 5000; q negro
man OF about 80 years OF age, at about
el,l5o.
The Kansas move seems TO be taking
adm'rabiy. Ike poscedings Of the meet
iing wo win publish 10 our nort. - Ws;nns-
soro Register. =. ~
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b S0TTH CAROLINA,
L,mcgSier EtS:,

LrrcySirr LtS:,
Chas. \ Evans, wro is n tie cnsio ".
vf the SSitierrl of Lancaster Disl. 0y virtue
ot 4 writ Of ca!ias ad satisiaciendum, at
I!csuil vt Wm | Eybinson, having filed
10 my Office, together with Schedule on
oath Of his estate aud effects, his petition
to the Court oi Common Pleas, praying
tl,at itc may be admitted to the benefit o.
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
ton The rrljci Of inso.HaGt debtors. 1t IL.
ordered that tlIe sad W F'Robmson and
all OF or the creditors, to whom tl,e said q
+ Evans IS in anywise indebted, be and
th"y are hereby summoned aud have no
tire to he and appear before the said Cont
at lancaster Court House, on the third
Mspday in March next, to shew cause, il
any they can, why theprayer Of tie petit
lion afo'e.2id skougd rot he granted
]. a. STElYMAN, Clerk.
Ofllce Of Common Peas, ! - 3m
Lancaster I,ist. Dec. II, 1883 pf 10 dols
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T This world 10 indeed world Of pain,
disease and death, and were II net for the
Improvements constantly taking place 10
medical science, which tend to mitigate those
sufIsringe. lifs would almost eease to be
blessing
That clsss. Qfour citizens ~ho are suffcr.
Ing with weak backs, rheumstjsm, gout Sc,
shssld ioas NO time In mskfng uso Of the
celebrated ~Jsw David's. or Hebrew Plaster"
which 10 literally sweeping that clsss Of dig.
sases rom The land. % ''S,r d.
See advertisement.
y Sold BY hAGIIL & HEATH.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lancaster District.


Samuel ID Remington, who is IN the
Custody Of the Sheriff OF LancastcrI)is:.
by virtue OF a writ Of Capias al S,tisiaci-
endui,,, at ihe snit OFF A IIasscltine. as,
signee, having filed 10 my Office, together
with schedule on oath his estate and
effects, Ilis petition to the Court of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may be ad.
mtted TO tbs bchetit Of the Acts Of the
General assembly, made forsthe relief Of
inso'vent debtors. 1T is ordered that the
said J. A lLasseltine, assignee, and all 9th
er the creditors To whom the said S ID
Remington is in aRywise indebted, be and
they are hereby snmmoned and. have no
tice to appear before the said Court nj
Lancaster Court House on the Esd Mon,
day in March next, to shew cause If any
whysthe prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
j. A. STEWAIAN, Clerk.
Office ofComHon Pleas. 40 sm
fseasier Dis' De 70. 1853 { pre- T 10 aes
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an election
will DO held At the Court Housc. on the first
Monday in March next for Iniendant and
four Wardsns for tho village Of Iencasfar.
within the hosrs grsscribeJ, ~ law, and N.
T., Crawford. George Mc. Withsrsepoa and
}, DWyiis arc appointed managers of The
same. ,ss&
by ordsr Of Council. "
J. 4. HASSELTINE, Clerk.
Lancaster, Fsb'y 8. 1856 5i--tim
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CLASS g..
Groad Scheme i", -FIj. 10. 1856.
When prizes amounting IL.
$4,000
Will be distributed as follows:
CApITSJg
Will be di,lt.buted as follows:
[ prizes amounting to $4,000.
ouIy 10000 Numbers.

Every Prize drawnat each drawing. and
paid when due in rall without de1uction.-
Orders strictly confidential. Drawings
sent to orders. Registered Icttc at nv risk
BIis on a! solvent Banks atpar
Ai!rrsS. JAS I. WINTER MANAGER
- al Macon Ca
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G III L S L + r.
Carriage Factory.

o7Z The undersigned is now pre-
{S13 pared to manufacture, at Ills
X-New E-tab.ishment in Chester
vile, all kinds of CARRtAGES adapted
TO our rough and hlly country, and of the
best Materials. lie would suggest ns al
most ov@Iy man in the up.country is more
or less ju lge of timber, before you buy
or ordsy Carriage. no ulatier where. look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has aud in what condition u is kept.
The CarriagesMaker may Lie, Boast or
Biuster mech he pleascs, but the grand
secret of carriage e-making lies in the LUn.
rg.pile.
To buy cheap. Negro, Horse or Car.
rage, IL to verify the old adage :. Penny
icise and PoundJooiish. Give me a fair price
for my work, and then If il i, not made
right, hold me responsible.
If il were not for Psint. Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carriage. Makers do 2
Z. +. HOIST.
Chester Jan. 81, 1855 49-tf.
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Consumption

: R'cf&E. '"t3 r'dieH 6y 'nhdt'2g Cf Ned
cGt"d FQporS.
By Jo,IySoS STryysrp Rosr. NJ y Follow
of IN, Roynl Col,,,. of pby,j,i.u .,n3
l., .L,. r,,..,I Tnfr,urf,r, f,- ,i,c ,E....s..
%. iao l.iars.
T. ,i;-.,,,' g ,,.,.,.-... ,-.r.,c:
.., ,.,.l ,I...,...s.
-. ,,,lr.r, .,,,f ,r,., .,.;,.s r.,,I..,,I.r.. 49,.
I,r;.!.,.,, i,....l j., Lor E.l..,, !, h,- I'., l
..,...,,., 'it, It..L.,I J,I,Ta,:,,., j.. ,I,.
r,',n...,. f,ns,,,,,.;n Rrn"sl.i.,. .". -.
,,.. nni r:.,I.'I .I,:..,i,,,, an .,,,.' 800.
.ri,,' r,,o.,f,, Gn:,,,.',,,,;n,, ,,,
II.. y,,,,n,r, h, sIIi,,[ !, ,.i,L ,,a,,,.,,,,,-
irur, ii,.. j;sn,sc il mo-, in ihr ston,nrL h',
n tho l,o.r. and hy inhiIi,r;r,, nrJi,.;on in
,I.. a,r., nr. y.,ur ,,n,,lirs ,hc r.n..5,. IL
r..,y f.. ,', ,I..,,s.I' or,,,,, g%,.r.. i,
ir.....f,,.. u, r,,. .,l.,.lEs. tr,.,r i,h,.j.,.
in, ,,i., r..r5
l.afnrs,,y grur,l ,o.,he cor,rc, scnsc
- al afflicted MN Lunr disc,s~s "a ON,
a,,rc 4, one. lhr ADVANTAGES ofInbaliaton in
ihc treatment OF Consumption, sc a place
among The priceless gifts that Nature Art has
Esyc" as, taai onT days may be long IN the
i'na, al" rs the on!y Refuge for the cou'
'anp.r" "A method not only rational, but
r'np!e. '"!S' and eh!eacious.
Nav" pleasure IN referring 10 2o7 names,
re'"'cri' 81 y. ORR and ncIghhorhood, who
nave been restored. and according TO thepa-
.I'nis ON" statements were considered hope
.tas t.s"s
Zee "h.,inS method is soothing,safc and
speedy. and consists IN tic administration OF
mr"Ir'nc IN snch manner that they are con.
'el"a '":" 'Ae lungs in the form of yapor,
an" r'O.ucc their acton ~ the seat Of the
disease. lts practical success is destined to
=rc'"iniI"nihe The opinion of the medical
w.rid. and establish the entire DURABILITY OF
'onSHmpl"n.
Applicants will please state if they had
ever n!cd iTom The lungs; if they have lost
"'SA; nave caught night swcats, and fever
'"rn>; what 'ad hoy mnch they cXpcci"rate;
~" " "'' we 'ohu't"h "i t"G stomach anu
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

J. RACHEL MINERVA FUNDER-
bUkk, wife Of Abel B. Fundsrburk, IL, of
the State and District aforcsaii--lsborer.
hereby giys public notice. that, At the espi.
ratlorof one month from the date hereof
intend to become sole trader and free deal.
er. .,.,,~
.Psbruay 10. 1854 bi--4t
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TAX NOTICE.

will attend as follows, TO take rc;urns and
receive the Taxes Of Lancaster District, for the
year 1885:
Al TaIahaw, Monday, February the o5th.
fundcrburk Underground, TUESDAY, Goth
:" John B Sma>rs, Wednesday, 9th.
:" Capt Watkins, "Wednesday, 2Sth.
X Magilrs Store, Friday, 29th.
Michael lIorton's, Saturday, March lst
Lancaster, Monday, March I'd.
Tank, Tuesday, 4th
Jacksonham, Wednesday 5th.
w C.rcton's Store, Thursday 9th.
II Potts Store, Friday, 7,h.
Belair, Saturday, 7th.
will also attend at the Court House during
Court week. The Books will he closed ON the
18th day of April next.
j. X. WELSH, T, c. /. u.
Feb 9th, 1856 5r.3t
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IA CASTE IN LzDGE &.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DisTRicr
By JQG,es II. JPitkerSpo0n. k'sgt;re. Or


By Jamcs II. Jpither$poon, h'sgtt;re, Dr..
di"a'ytor said District.
Whereas, Samuel Il. II. Graham aud
Thomas III. Bclk have applied to mc fer
l.oi'ers of Administration on all and siagu-
lar ;aegoods and Chattles, Rights and Cred
us OF " ,'tiam Graham late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased
tues" are, therefore, to cite and a,lu. ouisn
"n ana s,alular, .he Kindred and creditors
"' III" Said deceased, to bc and appear be-
l"r" me 81 our next CrIinarv's Court for
n| dis'r'ct,t" be holden at Lancaster Court
House on 'hc 18th day OF February inst. to
Sho" cause. II any, why the said adminis,ra.
ton sh0u.d moi ae granted,
{ - Given under NV hand and seal,
l.S. Ibis ith day of Felsruary IN the
. ~ 5ycar OF our Lord one ,housanS
eight hundred and fifty-six and in the cigh
iicai year "l american Independence.
JAHES II. WiTuERSpOON, O. T.. d.
f"p. q, 1896 F@ p. {. $500,
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ESTATE ]. CRoXToN. DECD.

All persons having demands OF any char.
acter or grade against lanes CroX tor, de-
ceased, are notified 10 present the same, on
or before the Isl day OF April 1856, ns on
that day viii settle ne Estate No de-
mand subsequently, presented VIII lie paid
This notice will be plead IN bar to asy ,aDd
every claim pi esenled after said time
IRWIN CfJ%rON, admir-
Jan'y %, 1856 49-M prs fee 81 80
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WANTED

A situation as BOOK Keeper or Clerk in
snRe mercantile. or. other busines. Good
references will be given. Address, s., Ian
caster G.. II =. &.
Lancaster, Jan. 80, 1856. 49-4
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Ro Rent,
Notice,
WANTER TO HIRE,

A NEGRO BOY, Of some smartnoas, about
from le TO 90 years Of age. For such one a
gir REce will 6s paid mopthly. Apply at this
Office.
Feb 9Th, 1885 Soft
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rhis is 9ne q .he largc.5 s,l .aos, elasora.e

-
This is one of the larres, and mos, .ra.,...,.
Works Of the kind in th,: world.
sRural Ay,.hite,ii,r, t,,r,s. ~, IS ~,
features Each number contains fro,, -,
four engrayiugs of model cott.res. from d.s,,,,,
of eminent and skiisnl 4ircbitects Sr,,.. ~
so assigned IN ,i,.. tasteful ,rt rs tt",I -
Gardening: engraved ,,la,,s of ,,a,i,s H. -
styic. and sdonted rs ihc ,rc,slio,;t;c. -, ,i.,y
ent orders OF architect,,,. bo,,tifs H. 80
Gngravillus OF new dis ,,,,,,, 60, -.
vegetables, &c. are il,st,ar.d anJ Issc,ii.d a..
! soon their respective cn,ii,ice CON y. 49,.
mined, ioImiug the most ,onnc,, aud aIr.,.,,,
Manual of Rural Husboudry ever at,aur,eJ
An experienced corns of nr,,o,i''at ~.
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AGENTS. AGENTS,
NOTICE.,

The undersigned returns lis thanks to
his patrons for their liberal patronage for
years past, and as he has CLOSED business.
requests al! those indebted t. him hyuotc or
accouu:. To- settle the same wiih Mr. Il. II.
Magi.i,A authorized agent, as soon rs pos.
sib!r ior nr wishes 10 settle his own ndr bt-
cdnc~, "a. collections are made.
HUGH GARSfDE.
Jan. = ,. 1876. 4y--3t
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We pay the same attention 10 m ord>r for a
single Ticket rs 10

~ u ar 90 f|N.
QtlHIEH 20 cts.
We pay the same attention to IN ord,r for a
single Ticket ~ to
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES.
Which slLnl 4 much better chau,a o. %.
tanning n prize, as every drawn nrmhrr
mast be on !hc tickets Of the package. ami
~ there is two or three prizes in each p:cz-
age, it may he that the high prize is @a.on-
them. BY several persons clubbing iogcih
er the cost to each is small and they stan Il
mach better chance of a prize, as will he
seen by The following
Prices for Pack lges:
Ccrt's Of Packs Of 2G Wholcs, cost $1,000
ds, d. 2iiirive>, cost 500
do do 20 Quarters, cost 100
do do % Eighlhs, cost 200
s-S5' All prizes paid by drafts on the near.
est cities or as Purchasers NAV direct.
- Bills on al! solvent Banks taken al
par.
The OFFICIAL scheme will be sent with ali
tickets ordered, and on the day the lottery
draws the official drawing will be Forwarded,
together with written explanation Of tie
result OF the purchases.
Persons addressing the undersigned NAV
confidently rely upon having their orders
tiled by return mail, and the strictest con
.Idcncc observed.
The great LUCK, which has attended our
oiiec will tuIly authorize us in saying that
TO secure competenfy for life it II only
necessary to address your ordcrsto
MlLLEN & CO.
Box G52 Post Oaic c, Baltimore, Nd,
Feby l3, 1856 5l--sm
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Maryland Consolidated Lottery.

o>G oF TIE R,cnr<r SCHEMES EVER pnAw<.
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7. one Of the best So papers in the South.
ern S.ates.
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j1,057 DOLLARS!
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1896 prizes amounting to
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a SUPERIOR LOTTERY.
a Good Chance for Sma!! Fortune.
50,G43 DOLLARSl
Maryland Consolidated Lottciy ?.
Grass ~

To be drawn on TUESDAYS, 1856.
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elegant aud us,rul book of tn. Kind
com" Daacg our cbSrrvaJinu.-
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..rsbruay 10. 1854