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An Astonishing Man.
FAMED, ,rHRoueHoUf THE WORLD.

H . % q.
!. New York and London are now the gres
ma Iufacturng de2ots for Holloway,s Pills ant
Ointment. From No. 80 Maiden Lane this CT
ty, and No 244 Otraud, London, are sen
forth, daily, millions OF boxes and pols Of thes,
inestimsble medicines. The heavy duty impo
sed by our government upon patent medicines
and the large and constantly increasing sAle o
IoIloway's Fills and Ointment in this country
determined their proprietor to make this city
hisirssidence. Our republican system of gov
ernment is also in harmony with the predalec.
tons of Professor Holloway and though Kings
apd Empsrors have conferred upon him hop-
ora and especial fayors, these willneHer be- SO
gratifying to him as the greatful hearts Of mil.
Ef0ns .of free cAzeps. whO without AFy endorse
ment OF sovereign authority. freely patrosiEe
his celebrated, remedies foF the prevention and
removal Of disease: .-..r.,r -
IuAsa member of the medical faculty, having
long Witnessed the ineficiencJ Of the profes.
sion in curing disease! and being familiar with
the errors and folles ofthe profession. we feel
it an imperative duty to scquaint the American
publ, with the arrival of this distinguished
physician in our city. His fame, in measure
preceded him to our ahores. but the extent of
She good he has done in the world has never
yet been proclaimed to an American public.--
Great as his reputationis, it is destined to in
crease far beyond that which ever adorned the
character OF any man whose profession was that
of healing the sick. ob
We shall embrace other occasions to explain
to the American peoplebthe system, the theory
and mode of.:care adopted by Professor Hollo.
way. W His Pills and Ointment the one taken
Internally, aud rhe7other applied externally, act
in harm Snieus conjunction, and il his directions
are followed, will eaadicate avery disease incl
ldent to tnahiu all clinics, They purify and
cleans the body, and restores healthy action in
every ORGAN Our space will not permit us TO
sav more atthis time RESPECTING this distinguish
ed man aud phiscslebrated remedies. He has
enc ambition, aHdit is an honorable one. He
AWfshee 10 have the world Cor . patient and be
will succeed in his desire.
7yIt lsoat obieot to address the Amerseanp pubg
lie iua series of asticles. sh0SiBg lconchsivsly
that in the lwhols history Of medical science,
ne medicines have ever been offered fora lhsir
ase which are go efiacious insrestoring health
and pfeventlagfdisease asli chose OF Professor
HoTlowaya Insthis series of articles we shall
nscessasily explain much Of the human system,
and chose ephysiol0gicaIlaws of life controlling
our bodies. both in health and disease ~ The
American public are bMfirienty 3 iatelligenIlto
jddqeof theirowmiutsrests, and it is no longer
'inthe power ofthOse s.ylng thsmslxqs yqgvl0el
physicians to conteals tom Aem1 tsIpottanii
truths concerning their health. .--NeW York CT
izSn. igib1oo 9aF .noieE39o 9t "a "a
!. INV asss gaa-spf sa
as OEE OF FHE PLANKs,r-Ths Cincinnati plat
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ToWnshir Meetings.

All who desire to hear the constitutions
rights Of American Freemen upheld and fairly
yindicated turn out at the times and places
herein dssignssed, and listen to the earnest and
candid declarations, accompanied by the proofs
as they fall from the lips of LYMAN W. POr-
TaR ESQ., Of New Lisbon, Ohio: the republican
candidate for Common Pleas Judge-and,
Gen e. R. EcLEgr and others who can be pre-
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NOTsICE!!

It is mutually agreed By the undersgae hat Che Co.
partnership heretpfore existing between us, 10 the
Town Of f0arrollton under ths name and Style Of Akin
& Baxter be, aud ths same Is hereby dssolsed.
Aof fsf''5'" fa'e" Jn. AKIN, SOD
- JAMES BAXTER.
r. N. B.-The business win be continued as before BY
J. N, Akin who is nov In the Est laying in bis fall
stock. s9f1ssF l9 sa.g Iss| glH
Sept 25, Sc. 3w. ,e.,. s. +,.s
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Ths Meo0aniostoWn HIeatine,

Persuant to notice giventhe people assembled
at Mechanicstown, on Wednesday Of last woek
the 17th inst, Il will be remembered alhat q
challenge for discussion had been offered by
The Puchanesrs ofthat place which was &C..
cepted by the Republicans, and preRminaries
entered into. One O'clOck P. NJ. the hour sst
for speaking to commence, having arrived and
the speakers on part Of the Democracy not be-
ing present, Ai.er' the organization Of the NEE.
ting, Mr.. J. G. Hole one Of The Republican
speakers, addressed the audience in an able.
impressive mannnerlyo. Of ed lqi5i.,.5.f r. If
During therdehvsry of Mr. Holes, speech,
Democratic speakerstoJthe number Of four or,
rivedstO wit:--Ta S. Woods Of Salem, o.,
candidate for Gengrsssi RsLdAtkinson, 81 Au-
ditOr. late 0Om Washington ely;aiu H. s,
Trainer OF steubenEills,i latNB prosecuting At
tcruey ofJe Jefferson CoIeJ.a H. Qroxton, late
Government Surveyor to Kansas, ,sil div ug;ga
BySrfangtment the Democracy opened the
Discussion, Which vas done at The conclusion
Of Mr.. Holes speech, saw0ods e kndidate for
Congress, opened with sspsech9q an hour
in length. the time AllOt,ed to each speaker.
Lewis Lewton Of CsdiE, succeeded him, Il. j.
Atkinson, followed Mr.. LewtcnI and L. NJ.
Potter ofNe~ lisbon followed Mr.. Atkinson
By an arrangement, Hon. JnO A. Bingham.
occupied a few minutes at the conclusion, he
being unable to engage I'M the discussion a
large in consequences Of iudispOsitiOu. il,e.7,
We viii not sttempt recital of the speech
"a. AS Mr.. Woods is Pcrambulsnng the coun.
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published by the Border Rufian organ IN this
place. rEkA
RssOlssd. Thpi The Administration Of Fraakr
lin Pieree has been lruS TO the great inleresii
Of be country 10 De face sf violent oPposilou
be bas naiptainedt the laws al home, and there
fore We procisis ~ OUR UNQUALIFIED
ADMIRATION OF HIS MEASURES AND
POLICY.
The unqualified admiration Of his measures
aOd policy" OfeOurss taken in President Picrss'S
efforts &c oppress the settlers Of Kansas and
i0Tcs Slavery i0iQthH Territory. ,,It soppi'
hr. B srhsp 80 BE hrs to Apepsts.iot
ofthe Border Rufian policy. should he chance
10 be Fiseted, whic5 fOrths -hxppiusss f-shs
country may God Svertq The br,Isu effrOl
terry Of hsse men who staai Up nov and de!
clare ihat she Buchanan party is not j. IaEoI
ofths extension Of Slavery, is wOndsHd1. ID
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. more reckles party never was than this blood
stained democracy. - ~ - - a
Let every freeman then arise 20 the conflict
and stand up for the Upion Of Oui country. and
for free speech treemen and FremOHl
s.A
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SALE OF LAND

By an order of the Probate Court Of Carroll cs unity
Ohio, we as Guardians Of the minor Hels Daniel Nc
AIhisS u. win o1sr It pGbie sale on thepremises,
in F0x Township Carroll county Ohio, on Saturday the
llth. October ns4sls5S At thehOur Of ,yaPseA. of
9be South hsif Of hs Southwest quarter Of section
Twenty eight (26 In To wnship Thirteen 3) Of range
four (4) soatainiRg e0acres more or less.
The same tract on which Daniel McAlister Jr., resi-
dsd at the time Of bis deathSad tract iswelfimpto-
ved and very valuable and lies ois mile aoath of Me-
cbsnicstovn. Terms third IN hand aud the balance
In i've equal annual instaments with interest," secured
BY mortgage on the premises. m Attendance given.
4 \ - 40 SAMUEL HcALLISTER
JOHN N. BRYANT.
Sept IL. SO pr fse$96O .yga. Guardians.
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praanhara and PoIitios.

We invite attention to an article on our first
page under head of "a True Mark" II con.
tAins facts well worthy the attention Of every
one. We believe With the writer that, "a min
lister of the gospel ought not to make himself a
politician; but be ought to stand up more fully
and oppenly against every form OF iniquity
which politics undertake to support" a
II the cause be just one they should net
keep silent, but speak out nanfully as does a
Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. Dr.. storrs, and
others, who believe that their Office work has
= bearning on all the affairs ofliCe aud that the
ministry oughtto oppose every form Of wIck7
edness even though combined with politics,
Our cause is just, and, in the language Of .
contemporary 1--WE thank heaven that the A
nerican Pulpit is speaking out manfully and
bravely at this crisis. And we rejoice every
day at the Manifestations Of the influence Of
this righteous testimony Of the Pulpit upon the
hearts Of the sober and virtusus classes Of the
community 4.s, ..lf-..,., ~, -..-...5 ~.
Slavery, which dsgrades and curses society
without regard to color or sex is not only a
commercial evil, political b'uudsr a social
nuisabcc, but 4 is moral crime. The NOR
al sentiment Of the nstion brands il = sin a.
gainst God and man. Therefore IL is a ct sub.
ject for the gospel ministry ,isla sdi
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- - 3 - DR. P. ", LEE .I7.1N
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

EORAERLY OF SALEM, OHIO; AND FOR ThE
II past year p,adcedgiti connection with Dr.. u s.
Hunter, has removed his Office ndresidence 10 the
dwelling house formerlyh occupied ny Capt Geo +.
Kennedy near the Court House, corner oi lisbOn and
Canal streets, where he will hereafter be ound at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that
cess, he hspes by prompt sttentOn to merit accom-
tinuaneeiof publicpatreBAke.no da.im issd sol
Dr.. Lee clamS to be entirely modern In the treat
ment of disease vhetherol surgical Other charsc-
ter He has also paid 81 eciai Attention 10 the new
treatment lung and throat affections viz; by 'hed.
ca Inhalation [" PalisAss safefing from ansdfOrf of
those affections whether of acute oF6 chrohc eharac-
ter are especially invited 10 call at bis Office where he
will be happy render all niOrmsticn with regard TO
he disease method Of treatment Sc, free of charge.
Diseases Of, women and children reeeivepfOmpt at
tention. aIo0M auTy'l-- .beAaaapH09 pRJnv1Nsh
saCaEroltoa. O Sent e. 1886. .-.if.-aa,aL H..
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A sonnMn,.--Ths PivabarRh Gassas says


A SCHEME, .-@Ths PittahaEgh Gazette says
4 copy Of apsmphlstis scattered broadcast o.
yer the country Seating the 0cficisF frank oil
f;Wws Biglsr, U. s. s." With this endorse
nensupOnitss back, il is presuOasbls that this
is Democratic dOCaments yet on opening IL.
we fnd it contains M FillmOrs's speech at Al
bsny lsborct appss Il, behalf Of Fillmore.
andos bitter attack upon the Union State Tick
etaa Now. one oftEO things is certain either
Buchanan has sold out to Fillmore in this State,
Il hssg i eiisHspgqsAt between the two
by which the whole othciaf sA Of the Buchanan
party ;sto be thrown to the Fillmore party IS
: M elns Of helping BushAnsn." The Gasstts's
latter surmise is doubtless the rightone.
- e. To eETaiINTo DAD oDoR---Associate
vith hard cases, OF kill sskunk. 31 I
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REPREsETATIVE ELECTORS.

kBPRESETATlVB ELkCTohs' Is #.f..
Dist. ...... u.......t.,. -.
Ist-JOHN B. STALL0, Of Hamilton.
sd-RI CHARO NJ. CORWIKE Of Hamilton
Sd-PETER oDLIN. of Montgomery.
4th--JAC0B s. CONKLIN, OF Shelby.
.6th--E. p EVANS, of Adams. ..t ... f. +
,7th-WILLIAM II, p. DENNY, Of Warren.
sth-J. r. HUBBEL, Of Delaware.
oth--ROBERT G, PENNINGT0N, Of Seneca
loth--PRAN CHS CLEVELAND, Of scioto.
Ilth--J0HN WEIGH, of Athens. .1l g.18 o.
I2th--DANIEL HUMPHREY, of Licking.
l3th--HENRY D. COOK. OF Erie.
I5th-JOHN N. HODGE, of Tuscarawas.
I6th-DAVIs GREEN, of Washington.
I7th-MILLER PENNINGTON. Of Belmont
Isth-AARON WILCOX. Of Lake,
2Oth-JAMES DUMARS, of Mahoning. = -
slst-ANoS e. BUsS, of Carroll 'r4W
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Menu advertisements.
Sale q Real Estate b. order Of Court

Pufsuau 10 an order Of ale Of ths Probate oour Of
Carroll county Ohio, I siIl oRsr to eel Al pub.
lie vendue On the premisea, on Snsrday tie ash day
Of 0s.obe psHt lsse a. O'Clock neou, Of aid daT
part Of the North Eas quarter Of saCsoa twelve (Isl
in township sixteen, U6) o. Range seven, 90 10 Ross
township Carroll county ohio, Beginning a. post on
the sea- line OF said quarter sec.On lgc MY ni6s and
atty hundredths Of Gperch, North Of the SouGhwe
corner Of said quarter section; Thence twelve eha
and seventy i've links thence, North twenty-five deg
rees West tive chana and hity sx link; thence East
fifteen chains fly two Inks; thence, North thirteen
chaiae, aneiy links; thepee. west tueptY Six ehans
one and bAfliahs, Aehts SQth eghlAea c|hias nine
y Inks 70 Che place o. beginhfn eOutaidn Oty two
acres more VI less
nbthe same trAgt conveyed By John Fiuuep6ck
8sh. tai - Vifd 4 tohe Il SdA q he 5lh June
A. u lsAk, Aat RekDrdsa b BpOk Il page 92l,
CarrooOunsy Records TO be sold suhjec, the dow,F
ssiale Of ChrslinsFot widos Of John For Sen, de-
Icepea aei ~ = h4 ey'H yesrS sllsan q ~. %
pei yeat upptsised dsuteet tosGt doset 10 10 co.
Terms Of sale one third IN hand and the residue in two
squal anngA palmsuts, Nih hterees feSdfedb5 mott
gage 20 y p'spl:ss A4ssnSsSs 9Sss sIIsS sS7 \ 9
Sept rs, 5S, 4w, ~ fee =, sdm'r Of John Fox decd
~ i
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PUBLIC SALE i
VALUABLE 81 PROPERTY!

Notice Is hereby given that tho suOseFI0eF WI 1T
at Public Sale sb Hes1eqe igs8 TaH
On Saturday the eth day of SEPTEMBER 1850,
at 10 o'clock A. M., the following pEopeEtys namely
4 LARGE NEW WAREiH0EGEy!
at the Railroad depot in qesffelItsh sStwO pain Fair-
banks Platform Scales, and Als1s entire stock ofEGrO-
ce,ies consisting Of Pish, Salt, Nails, &e.a Also
HOUSEH0 OLD AsK7TGHEY FURNITURE
comprising Stoves, Cupboards Tables, a&c,b &C. The
Ware house is entrsIy neWsAQ fleet square, three
stories high platform running to The rail road track,
and ia nsted up with good elevators and everything,
necessary 70 carry on the produce business extensive
The above property will positively be asoldatwihout
the highest bidder as he expects 70 move TO
the vest mex month Possession giyeR on the first Of
October. Terms of sale, (which vii be reAsOnabIel
will be made known on day ofsale. Ael..
= = -, WILLIAM ORR.
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sgg WAYNESB URGA oRT0.st r.s
TNR Observation-Disclosures TO
=" the citiz ms Of Carroll, Stark aud adjoining eOun
ties, that We have now on hand large and well se
eeted stock of Hardware of all descriptions, such
Iron, Nails Glass Sash, Carpenters Joiners and
Coopers tools Of all kinds usually kept by The trade
We invite farmers and buildesto call and eXamine
our assortment before purchasing elsewhere. 14t
saddlery, Oh ''~e iHt
Harness, 81 ssEsv . sssa spW
and Carriage Trimmings,
Paints varnishes, OrIs, &c. of the bes. quality
constantly on hand, al of which We viii sell at tie
lowest eash pHeeIo Ca band See. aEaa faft saE
Sept Is, iS66.-tf MAYA R0BINSON.
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Robert hesh.. e. Alsa .rel1sv1no. tab,s4vSSH
Daniel Nst,.,., :, NJ sksg vAahtctF i!pE00ssvsl'l

Pursuant 70 an Ordar Of sale made By the court of
common Pleas Of Carroll county and State Of Ohio at
the Aagus term, Coz the yea1iIs56, q will oaeffos
sale Sthe doOr of the eoaa House in CrtOlllOn, ON
the ash day Of 0ctobsr nsxt between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. NJ and four o'clock p N. Of said day tha
following real estate being the North West quarter OF
section twenty Eve OF township sixteen OF Range
ems also fifty elk acres OF Of thssastend of the Eorth
East quarter Of section thirty one, vnshi0 six
teen, Of Range seven, Of the lands subject 70 sale a
Steubenyills il the State OF Ohio. =. s-.--
Terms of sale; one third in hand, and The balance
II two equal installments with htereSt secured BY
mortgage on the premises. Appuised At t5s0000.f
.bssg John H WI HITCRAET.tg4
Sept %, bs.4W. Sheriff Of CsrFSll co.. o.
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ESTATE OF J0HNi s. RUKENBRO OD. D.-Notice is
hereby given that the subscriber has been appoint
ed and qualified as administrator the estate ofJohn
= Rukenbrod deceased late Of Carroll county.
Sept Is, ls56.--Sw. CHARLESRUKENBKoD.
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sOEE OF FHE PLANEs,u-Ths Cincinnati plat
form 10 remarkable structure, but it Is that
which the people are tovOte fol or against in
the contest. Here is one Of the planks not
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REPUBIIGAN NOMINATIONS.

OF NEW-J JERSEY.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
CALEB B. SMITH, of Hamilton county,
JACOB PERKINS, Of Trumbull county,
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- e. To GET INTO DAD oDoR--Associate
vith hard cases, OF kill sskunk. IA Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-09
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sssss E;..=-.:3 sss:s3 ssa. -,

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
i hNester Northwestern, and Southwestern States,
by continuous Railway direct. This road also connects
al Ptsburg with oaiy line Of Steamers TO all po
the Western Rivers and Cleveland aud Sandusky with
Steamers 70 al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most disct, cheapest Ga3 reliable route by which
FREIGHT con be forwarded 10 and from the Grsat Wssk
Bates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
in bnxs9 Fape Fss,be Fog I 0O's per I00
SECOND CLASS.-Books aud stationery,
Dry Goods I'm baies,) Hardware, Lea. }75c per 1O0b
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils Bagging, Bacon, ,,,.
aad Pork (in bulk ) Hemp, DC. 0'e Yet Ao0D
F0URTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, -o ,oor
aud Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil OVe PEI IcVlD
Flour-Sl per bb until further notice.
GrGin-5O cts. per leo lbs. until further notice
CotOn$2 per bale, not exceeding SOC lbs. weight until
further notice.
5- In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila-
dephia, be particular TO mark package Pennsylvania
EaHroaR" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road 81 Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AGESrs.-Harri5 WOrmleY & Co., Memphis
Tennessee X. +. Sass Co.. st LOuis j =. Mitchell 4
Son, Evansville Indians; Dumesn Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewett Louisville, ky.; K G. hedrum MadiEon
lndiana SPrgmau Brown and Irwin & Co. Cincinnati;
N W Graham 4 Co, Zanes vile, Ohio; Leech & Co.. No.
81 kilbY street Boston; Leech Co Asor House. New
York; No William street, and No Battery Place, New
York; s. j Sneeier Philadelphia; Msgraw kOons al.
timOTe; Geo, g Franescus. PIltsbGrg
Ii. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Aqsat, PAiizi1.
II. J. LOIBAkkT, SaDt, AH7o7a, Pa.
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Southern Forwarding House
w. H. GORDON G co ,

" l.
Agents in as hVille for
YOUNG, WYATT i co, WYATT 4 CO.
Savannah, Ga, Charleston, South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WE would respectfully to the Merchants OF
w Nashville and vicinity, that have secured the
servIces the well known hOuse Of MessTs. W. II. COR
DON L CO. whose pleasure it will be to present our for
wardng bills for collection The counters OF patrons
in Nashville. Our bills being made payable in h7e,
viii effecuay do away with all the gnGoyahce and ncOE
veneuce heretofore arising from having purchase drafts
make Temittances, leave deposits &c &C
Goods consigned 10 cur care laCGrdby forwarded
the same day of arrival unless discharged from vessel &
ter the railroad depot closed for the night-when this
OCCURS the goods slowed eprOCf ware houses
and oOUsL bg insurance additional cost TO patrons
We would again return grateful thanks TO merchants
generally in Tennessee for the patronage heretofore so ib
eFaly bestowed upon US and al the time respectfully
solicit their bUsne long they and it 10 their inter
sst 10 paironEe our houses
YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co,
Savannah, Ga
WYATT & co,
maylH Charleston, s. C.
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r.aIE NAl.a.,

A FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville near the
N NOlensvile turnpike road containing ifty-One and
quarter acres, frstrate land Il comfortable dweliI g
house, fine spring. orchard, &c.
Aso-A Fsrm five miles North ,rOm Nashville on the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville fronting hundred and IF
ty feot College street and hundred and forty feet
Franklin street, hayng or it brick dwelling house
containing six rOOns pantry kitchen, smoke house.
wants rooms, &c a
Also-A lot near the above fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and sevenysx feet, College street nine
ty eight feet and Market street rnetyeight feet On
this lot well atording abundant and neyerailing
supply of good water.
If information should be wanted with re gard the
above property, when not al Nashville itmay be OBJ
tanned BY sppicatiOn TO DR.. John $. Young, of
Broad and Summer streets.
decll MORGAN VANCE =
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10000 Dollars
fil oe uistr1ouied according 70 the following Magnr
Scheme.
10000 Numbers-l 900 PriZesI
Prizes Payable IN Full without deduction.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and The succeeding numbers 10
those winning the frs 200 Prizes entitled to approx
nation Prizes s above.
The payment Of all Prizes is guaranteed By the State Of
Maryland.
All Tickets in the Lotteries authorized BY the State %
Maryland, bear the LiihOgraphic signature Of IF. 4.
Brennan General Agent for the Contractors"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There so 900 Tickets, Numbered from to 20Os9--
There 900 Prizes. The Numbers from 90 900 cor
responding with those the tickets printed separate
slips OF paper rolled up and encireed with small
tubes and placed in wheel The amounts Of the DIFF
fsrent 200 iull pzssa also rolled up the
and placed another wheel The 500 Approximation
Prizes ara decided as above
Aer revolving the wheels umbsr is drawn out Of the
wheel of numbers aud the time drawn from
the Prize wheel by boys who blindfOded These aus
opened and exhibited TO the audience-the prize being
credited the number drawn By the Commissioners Thas
operation srepsated till all the Prizes drawn out
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their
ders early with instructions what do in case they as
cold.
The drawing will be promptly sent to all puruuasers
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes 20; Halves s. Quariers 2 80; Fights 26
Address all orders for tickets to
+. K. BRENAN,
dec2l-lm Baltimore Md.