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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TwGsrY TcKErs,

I,UOO prizes, amoun'Ing .SI7o,OoV
Apr JxIMArIoN PRIZES.
succeeding numbers 10 those win
eniied approximation prizes, as
payment all prizes guaranteed BY the Slate Of Mary
land.
An tickets in the State of Maryland
hngra signature Of X. BKEHAs general szen
for the aclor.n
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
There tickets, numbered from 10 2O There are
900 prizes The numheB from to 10000 corresponding WIN
tickets, slips Of paper are rolled
with small tubes and placed IN one wheel ~
different ni are also oled up IN he
another Wheel The 900 approximation
prizes arr decided above,
After number Is drawn out OF the wheel
drawn from ths prize Whce
by bndfodd These are opened and exhibited %
bsing credited the number drawn hy me
This operation repeated III alithe pzes are drawn
The drawing will be promptly all purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
yyholes $40 halves S5- quarters 81 5O-eghths 81 23
An orders for tic els OF shares prompt attention
Address X. FRANCE CO,
Ian 10 -3tawdScp Managers, Baltimore, Md
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~ EORGE w. wOREIsI.. Attorney and Counsellor at
law United s,sss eirc" court comissorsr commissioner
for the Cour, Of Claims, No. ~ Wall street, New York.
United Scs supreme Court
Hon a. Fish, United J. G. Tossn. Cors
Engineers nfmyt nisr, Solicitor the Court
Of Isims r. w. Giet, and Major Arnold Htri. washing
". cffo--Wt nsunSm
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CARD hI. method of announcing 70 those Of
~ our ledger that,
viii he presented with fs'i sateweps IN dss
amd,ng
ompt settlement which wiz hs ccnndens
v expected Of ALL EE1EknlS H0OE, BRO, b co.
dec o1--3isw2wif tTnieigsncerI
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mn THE ESs-Mr X. L. HARPER - Rroomhed STREET
choice of o.s eh ana
r,e,ant II The es, Perss'an r,
whch Newport last serson A. he
sse supply drmsnd he .akes ms oppo,g
opening fresh supply some nt
which white very appropriate for bridal costumes
Aiso, hsaA dresses c"ifurca, csposes css.
which hlsrk white sacs and ys
ssya af n nowevs, feather newers, &c
opy hosss In The United States ~hefe 'nes"
eooAs u Obtained.
nosros, taruay 8, 1855.
Jnn e-aaw9w
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THE RUSSIAN ErPfHfs--iFs resources. government,
Il and policy by g Looker on' trs Am-'ira
Merry fNd England HI by Miss Jaiia Corner
Cotton Ia Kinai by an American.
The Merchant vasse ssiior hny's the world
MsD ofwsr Life United states
Renourds History Of Medicine translated Ny Conelius 90
megys, MD FnANCK TAYLOR
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PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Novel Lottery.

r. HE United States the Havana plan
l the combination system, each
having numbrr H. from 10 inciusise tne
the numbers In ano her The
scheme taxed with the Usual per cent
age, but are ayable in full without deduction.
GRAND CoNsoLiD ATED LOTTERY,
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sl40,0oO.
A MARqLAND LOTTERY,
TO Dc drawn on the Havana plan.

MAkAaEns' oyFioE az Tas MARYLAsp IoTrxatxs,
Btilininre, January l, 1886.
THE nanagers the Maryland lotteries having
ihs drawing Havana iae has lis iavoritss
and beins desous gray The public hass eonended 70 ara"
lott ~ On the Havana plan.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

wAR DEPARTMENT..
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War. In the Secre-
tary Office proper there chief clerk subOrd
nate clerks, and four watchmeu The fol-
lowing bureaus attached to this department.
Commanding Generals O6es.-Ths Office at the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adi1ant Generals OGce-Col Samuel Cooper, Adjutant
General. AssistansLieut. Col. w. &. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate,
Major John f. Lee. Nine clerks and In this
office kept all the records which refer to the personnel Of
the army the rolls dc. is here where oil military com
missions made out
Qaarern.asey Geaerars Office Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
general Captain M. NJ Clark, district quarter
Major H. G.. Wayne, in charge of clothing branch
eleven cler ks aud one messenger.
Payma.ter GeneraPs O6ice.-Co B. F. Larned paymaster
general Major St. Clair Denny district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger. o.#a
Conmissary Generals OGce.-Gon. George Gibson,
msary general assistant Captain A. 4. Shrias six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals 0ce.-Gen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general assistants DIR. r. G. Wood and DIR. Richard II.
Coolidge; three clerks. s..-
Engineer Oice.-General Joseph G. Totten, chief eng
neer assistant Lieutenant John ID. Kurz; five clerks and
one messenger
Typographical BareauCol. j. J. Albert colonel OF the
corps assistant, Lieut.. NJ. l.. Smith four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance Ba,eau-Coonel II. r. Craig colonel Of ord
assistant Captain IN Msynsder eight clerks and
one messenger.
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NESEkAL AGENCY AT wAsUIsGTDs.-.The sui
VI scdhrr, formerly of Richmond, Venin. having establish
Office IN this city, ow dorfs Trea
his
especially for revolutionary service land
and pensions under the recent acts Of Congress ~ -
David Donpfon,
he bas pehsps, The nder which nade the
OF revolutionary the first auditors office H.
Richmond. lie has also
the public ocss Capitol ~ Virginia These md
accommodations from other
him clsim him
sbe show IT, where the claimant himself be entirely
unable do ~.
claims under the ~ March 1855 giving 100
~ land all who his
rharges win be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
nrrkNurcps.
Hon. Henry A. Wlse, Accomac Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq,, Richmond, Virginia.
Jams q Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions Richmond
Vtrrinh.
Stafford ". Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. Jahn y. rendeton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. O
William J. wnri, ESQ Baltimore.
Levi. linseraks osq. Nov York
March 7-dsepiyr
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uINHEsOrAi MINNESOTA 1s..s ..s, :, Pant MIN
McKENTY dealer in estate, Thrd street, o. raul MN
Gesota Tsrnsosy.
nBrfRHHcEs.
Gov. w, A. Goyman
S.n ~ H. WsIeh, chief Iustice OF Minnesota
. Hon. n. n. Rice, delegate 70 Congress,
R,ce Holiushesd, 4 Becker, auorneys-a-iaw'
M~psrs. Borup takes sauhev,
II Ros,ey n the Tesutosy
Ar.s 4 Van Ettrn, Al law.
n.v r N FuiIeston, register United States land Once.
William NJ Bolcombt, receiver United ssses land o"eo'
r. Maun, NJ. D.
Z Ts-f m III ~ Hsr York.
Gilbert Davis ESQ.
Daniel Custis,
Capsain A. de Psyser.
Msssr Thompson Nephew.
ts Williams Guion.
PAisSsiykis.
Joseph Paterson, ssq, president of W sssesn Bank
Dserei Co, bsnksp.
a" n. Taylor Co.
Freed, Wand, Freed
Bingham Dock.
" eicrp, James Co.
Baiisy 4 Co.
Edward Hussi, esq notary public.
H. Mssschrrt, siisrnsy- stlaw.
James Kitchen, M ID. IfN #M
William socvsr,esQ
H~s ohisars.
Messrs. Brown, Johnson, Co.
VtoksbuF
Msssp brown . Johnson, sanhsn
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
Glass g.
To be dwn Baltimore, Maryland Saturday, JANUARY 18TH,
1855
Pdzss aouLtng $4,000 will distributed according 70 the
following magnificent schens
10000 nu9ibersi 900 prizes
Prizes payab full without daduruon.
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rnrAsrnY prrAnrnrrr.


The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
retary o. the Treasury two comproers commissioner OF
the customs sx auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey
The following brief indication Of the duties these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Seoraarys 06esHon james Guthrie Secretary Of the
Iressury Hon. O. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer In chsrgei architect
temporarily employed, and clerks Tho ecre
ty the Treasury is charged with the general superyo
OF the fsoa transactions Of The government and Of The
ouuon OF The laws concerning the commerce. and
OF the United States He superntends tho survey "a tho
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
the United States, and the construction of osrtaib nbi;
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
Frsf Compfro1ers Office Elisha whittlesev eso conn
troer, and fifteen clerks lie prescroes the mode r ksp
ing and rendering accounts for the civil diplomatic
vice we'll a. the public lands, and revise and ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Second Comptroaer's 06ice.--John NJ Brodhsad, esq
Comptroer and seventeen clerks lie presorhe the mode
Of keeping and rendering the Of the army
and Indian departments Of the pablo service and revsos and
os ies the balances arising thereon.
Office c cosnissionsr Of the Caom,.IIugh J. Anderson
ssq., Commissioner, and eleven clerks Tie prescrbes
mode Of keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and dsbursemes and for the building and repair
Ing houses &C., and revses and cere the balances
arising thereon.
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Orders etets and shares and cefcatc OF packages In b
splendid will receive prompt
OF each drawss will be sent Immediately amer II
o all order from .-.---
Address P.J. BUCKES, Agent,
Dec 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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MISS pUyNLEy's 8OON-rhe Testimony a q e.
wi cnped Novice from the Sistsrhood of St Joseph Enmr
Maryland Mother Housn THE Sisters OF Charity
United States ny Josephine NJ. Bunklry. 81,
Edith Alien, Sketches Of Life In Virginia by Lawrence Ne
vi s ~
Foras Dictionary Zone ohs elegant books Of the
Cloth, ~ exts,
a host Of novelties for Christmas al
TAYLOR MAURY's
Dec IA oos.,ore. near
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NTrCEf have day puchased sll the interest n me con
IN ,rsci for the drawing Maryland consolidated o,snss
IL VIII Fvm tbs rsse bs
assisf-o ~ W. "
' r. * FIREMAN, who hsve NJ isterrs, therein
,, all the scrmcs tickets ard cestn
Gates II appear as At presently win INC n"ms o. -
contractor and after has
date they VIII bear Ws ''s"'''' n FRANCE.
B.trrscrr December is, 1855
10 ie--dlmf tEI
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Library Editiops.
THE undecned offers for moderate prices, 6ne
COLLECTION of almor MI the standd Errih and American
library
Illustrated orrs in rich ral and bndngs The English
editions imported by himself drec, IRON London,
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Local AdvertiseUepts.
lsMl,A;S AM AsASAlNN.

u n
w of Drugs and Books which we are
now receiving from Eastern cities n
Sulphuris, nitric, muriatic. sccto and eiric
Acid spirits n.tre Hotlmsn'- snodyns sup
ttaer. spis. and aqua Ammonia; aromatic
-pis Ammonia. spi-. Lavender, COMPOUND |;
FG~lcT'- Solution.
Essential Oils.
Rosemary, cloyD-, lieminck, Bergamot. Sas-
-sffaz t.drn,, Iessain,ne, Hitter Almonds, &C.
ranium, Juniper. Anisc, Origanum. Caiepnt,
Cinnamon, Cubeb-, Peppermint, Lavender.
SpeaTment, Succini, Pennyroyal, taraway and
Hboiinm
Camphor EPSON and Rochelle Salts, Cold
cnscal, Peruvian Bark, Rod Sar-aparilla, Cocu.
lus lndru- Chanomils Flowers, flsssecd, Do.
ground, Blood Roo. Witch Hazel Rad Cent?
an, Sum Arabic, Do pulyerzed, Coriander
Seed, IVA Ur-i. tarb. Nagues,a 10 papers. Cab
cIned Nauue.ii. Husband. Magne,ia. E'got.
cardomum Seed. Lobelia seeds and herb, Pot.
SIENNA, Rad Seuesa, Rad Serpruiana Vim,
Black Root, Quus-i4 ra-ped Composition Pow
8cr~, lash aud Iceland Moss, isingla--, Squalls,
Poplar BARK, pulv. Jalap, Hue Stone, Tartar
Emotic, Khuharb Eo'umbo Max Nomica, Dig
italls, waterman, English Do. pu.yerxed, ground
Tim. Bitarlmltc Potash, Rotten stone, Ross
Leaves. pow dered Colambo lpecac, Cobalt,
White Wax, Bitter Root tTh, Phosphate. Va
lcunatc, prg-iate, Sul plate and Ipdds Of Iron,
Blue Small. Mandrake, Gun Myrrh, Assai'B-
udn, Pep Chalk, CauihrIies Emory Flour,
Bermuda Arrowraot. O6alit Acid, Mur.a,e and
csFb. Ammonia, sulph Potash, sulph. Zinc,
Cum hlno. Scanmouy, Red and French Chalk.
B.o1drpot & aicucum. tIelirapre, BIS berybars,
ta,ehuu Lac, iour aud roll Sulphur, Sper aa-
cots, Gam0oee, lIyfr Cum Cfot., Blue Mass.
tNome' l1dlde Menury, white aad red Preci-
.a
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TuE RgPuBLIcAN CANpIpArr.--Ac cor
ding to the New York Courier, the gentle,
men whose merits aud availability are censr
ally discussed in connection with the Re,
publican nomination for tho Presidency v,
arc OK Governor tnow SENATOR Seward,
Justice John Mclean, Of the United States
supreme Court, ex. Senator (uow Governor,
Chase, OF Ohio, aud Col iohn G. Fremont,
OF California. Speaker Banks, Senator
lrumbull, OF Illinois. Commodore Matthew
{. Perry. United States Navy, Hon. Moses
u. Grinnell, and Senator Sumner, Of Mas.
sachusetts, have also been mentioned
Nessrs Banks and Grnncll arc frequently
spoken Of in connection with the Wee Pres
Idency.
Tnr PANAMA Rlor.-lt appears tina, the
treaty between the United State. and Grsn>
ada provides that. should the articles Of the
treaty be violated, neither of the contracting
parties shall declare war or sanction acts OF
reprisn. against the other. on complaints of
injuries or damages, until the party who con
siders himself agrieved, shall have submitted
n statement Of his injuries to the other, pro
perly authenticated, demanding satisfaction
nor until such satisfaction shall have been
refused.
Therefore, in compliance with the terms
OF thil treaty, the United States government
has despatched Commissioner to investi,
gate tie matter. This IL the cause of delay
IN requiring reparaiiou for the injury, which
the public thought should hav, been promptly
demanded.
WARLiKE OPERATIONS OF SPNIN.-
From the Havana correspondence of the
New otk Herald we learn that the Span,
lsh Government, is directly interfering in
behalf, Of Costa Rica. and in opposition to
WALKER. \ distinguished Spanish Gener
al wen, out on ,he last steamer with money
under instructions to preseu, himself to
GEN. Mono, Of the Costa Rican army
Tho same writer also says. the Spanish
Government has determined to send a small
ieet TO Vera Cruz, consisting Of two steam
ers, two ifigates and several brgs and adds
that the steamers were taking in coal at the
time he was writing expressly for that
expedition which was intended to be secret
tie adds: The Spanards propose to
lombard Vera Cruz. unless their debt Is
recognized by Comonioft. --NcwS.
PRoGREss Hardly six wears have passed
since Pitlsburg, Pa, was FIRST visited by
locomotive and train of cars, when the ar,
rval OF a packet boat, per canal, or Of the
stage from eastward, with the mail created
quite an excitement Now the Iron City is
connected by some of the hes, roads IA the
I States, with pbiladep hia, New York,
Baltimore Cincinnati, st Louis, and the
Luke cities, while dozen trains OF cat.
arrive aud depart daily, with immense loads
Of merchandise, and hundreds of passen,
gers from all parts OF the Union. These
are some G.! the fruits OF well.drectod rail
road enterprise
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MRS VANDERBILT. No. ls5 SUFFOLK 81
says 81 Dr. Mciane's Celebrate. aver Pills
NEw NoHN, Mach p. 1852.
N-,n- unveii and uoI KNOWN whether II proceed
81 'rom arrangement Vt the liver merely hy.teses
was persuaded to purchase haN Ut Dc Mcisue .
celebrated Liver Fills, prepared h' Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh and hcflrr had used them ll Na. entire,
ly relieved nm uow enjoying perfect health. aut
rhecrnliy recommend pt Melanr'. celebrated t.sci
p,li- o. alt similarly afflicted.
GT- Purchaser Nill ho careful 90 s.k for M
NclANFS CELEBRATED LIVER FILLS manu-.
hcturcd hy Fleming Bros 1T rirrhnreh. Pa There
are other Pills pnrinrng "a nr LAYER Pills, now he
fnr- The public Dr.. Mctaurs gtuuine iref Pills
al.o h,- ceehrsird Nrnnhar. can NOW w. had al al
'e.rselahie drug -,nfrs. None genuine wiihnm ~
signature # flOl FiENiNG BROS
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WlNER'S
tANANlAN NCNNxCVCC
kAARRANTED Purely Vegetnble. -

WARRANTED Purely Vegetable. 49, A
w speedy, safe and eilcetusl remedy for
Worm-. II * a fact, established beyond the
shadow OF doubt by the experience and tcs-
uihony OF the most eminent physicians, that
more Than ihroo-iourths of the diseases with
which children are afflicted. are caused by
w orms and thousands Of children die annual
" from those diseases when The cause is either
not known or attributed TO something else.
various are the preparations which have been
recommended rs remedies for worms, but *.
p"riencc has proved them all more or less inef.
i' dal; the end, however, has at length been
nstained, and remedy found which has never
ialled TO destroy worms, wherever they have
existed THIS assertion is supported by the
testimony Of the most eminent physicians and
respectable individual, in the country. The
remedy is WfsEBs CANADIAN NEEMUucE.
II Is safe IN It's operation and more easily
administered than any other. Some ol the
symptoms which Indicate the existence Of
worms IN the bowels are as follows: The
eohntenance Is pale of eaden color, and suf-
fused with occasional tlushcs. the eye, are
heavy and dull, the breath iniid, the upper lips
swollen ilchiugs in the nos,rls. which causes
the patient to pick hts nose, the sleep in dis
iafbed, the patient often awakening in great
the teeth the appetite exceedingly irregular,
being sometimes yoracous and at Others foe
bic, and IN some II l. depryed.
To the following certificates numerous others
might be added, but II IS believed that these are
sufficient 10 establish the fact that Miners
canadian Nermluge is superior remedy for
worms
MEDICAL EUpESC We the undersigned.
having frequently administered medicine pre-.
pared by Mr. John Wiuef, OF this town, desig-
mated J. Winners Canadian Nermtnge," and
being fully satisfied with it, efficacy, confident
- recommend It as a safe and efficient remedy
tor tue expulsion of worms from the intestine
canal. g. ORElll.N,
lIrcu,iaic K e Surgeons, Ireland, sc
g. W DICKINSON,
Member K. g. Surgeons London, Sc.
FROM tDe Rev D lan,eaH Hnhtlak g. ~.
} NtNrE-Sr ! have made the trial OF
y"Gr Canadian Nermitaue and with the most
happy rrsal- IN mY own family and % every
case which has come 90 my know edge, the eN-
pulsiou Of worms a.foloVed the administer
iuE ot your Ncrmltege and every one here
ptricr~ II To- any other Ne its effects are certain,
aud children taae it more readily, which is a
great point gained n giving medicine to cniid-
rem joins FLANAGAN
July 10th, isi5
PtysIclaaS gencrsle now use Wluer's
Canadian NrrmtugrT This medicine - q
simple vegetable preparation, and can AWAY,
be administered with perfect safety and CO ST
dencc as 10 the result, as il will Away. destroy
worms AMI restore the patient to heeiih
j. Over me thousand certificates have been
sent 20 the agents from planters, merch ant.
and physicians, bearing ties imony to the cihea-
,y OF tina invaluable remedy
! p Warranted in all cases
Prepared Gully hy JOINS WISER, Nuufac.
turing Chcmi., and Wholesale Druggist, Ham
uiaa, Canada West
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The only instant,
ucyer.faidng Anlidotc t. Pam On earth
Warranted to cure without smart and quicker,
ell ails that other things relieve; moreover
has absolute and uumistakahle control over
the many maades below named, which now
dehes all other remedies and medical skill
l. Stops all pam even Of burns, instantly.
= Heals burns and even smallpox, etc,
free Of scars.
3. Admits no seald to rsise water blister or
sore.
& Takes away old sores fully.
3 Subduvs all internal and external IN
hamma,on
g. Ends commissions collc and fits directly
I Soothos neryes to ease, quiet and strength
s Restores strength to SEED limbs.
o. Destroys mobilization instantly
10 Generates neV flesh rot1ed thereby.
H. KecV- "a black an1 swelling after lows
IL Dssokcs caiaract- and strengthens sight
Is Draws sad heals rhsiers free Of smart
OF marx.
II. Ncuirah1es at poisons and bumof, ci-
Their hereditary OF infused 10y bees,
hornets, mosquitoes, pulcs, rahid
animals, corrupt bodies or plants.
Absolutely now, whether the bgot believe i
or moi, fire. poison, Inflammation, modification,
Infection and hydrophoba the horror of all
men ncipcnt consumption constipation, cry
-.peiss, cancer, Inflammation Of the chest or
bowels pleursy, Chronic darrh0a dyscntrry,
etc q. are rendered comparatively harmless, con.
trolled easily by child possessing but box
Of this innocent, mighty. cheap, electric, rapid
antidoie TO universal suffering.
$1,000 viii be forfeited Il i does not save
life where all medical science fals. Millions
usc !, daily 20 astounding satisfaction all rsai~'
.#ti 4 .t So. -.
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liOtI10c.

A large AMI complete ASSORTMENT, suital
to the season
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q Heairiek Is n candidate for Ca',f Ja1ice At thr
ensuing August electioa
y n PER-. is candidate s,r fA',i Jasi'et % liar
fsun county at the ensuing August rlrcilun.
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Stand frOu ndcr !

1 IL. those indebted 10 the old firms ct
n Evans, Gregg, & hey, and Gregg & hey,
eau save costs aat trouble 10y coming forward
immediately sud .essinr ur ~,th the cash, It
m4ke some satisfactory arrangement We do
not wish To Sue. But further Indulgence can
not and VA! not ec gwen. We have waited
snd waited, anl, Al lsnglh The tiNs has come
Nhcu N justice IL the estates 81 the DECEASED
partners, ths business aust be closed. We
30 not thnk any honorable man can ask for
url.sr Indulgence and We hope nv enc viii
feel That he Is an exception in tbs case, or will
feel offended to Ind bis notes oal for collect
ION. A hint 10 the wise 10 safieient. All claims
not settled by the lot May, 1896, OF satisfaction
rily arranged vii bs sued one and all
q G., GREGG,
Surviving partner
Aa1snan 1rEss. f,h. Ii Id. 2nlf.
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&slstssN are,

Tumblcrs, Pitchers, Preserve D>hes, Su.
CARS handled cans molt--c- cans. salts pep
prrS, ,incrars, mustari-, eu,rici lanterns.
sronn hnLaer.. ete eir.. nlc
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CA n D I y A r = s
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

" " yo,fis is r candidate ior Re ,leeunn to the
Office # D,riF i''ige II the sixth District ai the IN
sang August certion
\ Naare, He'd - a candidate ior ptsirisf Iidef u
abe SIXTH n.u. a. the ensuing Aneust election
4. A Frasrs /, a candidate ior U..ind Jsdgs. Al
de ensuing august election.
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" H. ksi.,Y candidate or - cl.cis'n to the
oass NJ J.se. II fAe Peace, Ia Beat No 8, al the en-
silag Angus, election
J. " Iarii.i.e candidate, for the office uf Jasf,rf
" IT, Faioe IN Beat ~ s. At tia sisuins election
IA Harris ga osnd.dan tor Jwa,p i fse peaoc.
at ih~ rnAuii, Ane.sl ,.sston
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IA\ANr y N iNSNN.

A. he Corner formerly occupied by IL
a. r. III hcy.
1--WE subscribers are u r.acspi ant are open
l ing cite Of the largest ami best selected
STOCK 81 goods ever brought 20 thI~ market,
embracing tho Huest varieties, patterns, ana
,tlss of iae Eastern ciucs. Among their ~.
-otiucgt m4, bc found,
Spring and summer BONNErS # The
latest IS les and finest fetish.
PLAIN, figured and lowered barrtes
Plain striped and plai' ircnsdnr;
rlaiu and founccd organdle~
PLAIN and bounced bro,hc.
PLAN ard aegucfci haroers and tissues
laeauet uius!4Hs s'lmmsr inulsrds
Printed lata9et~. cofchnctis and hfiilantiaes
v site 5ssaucts, Sass, t.flcton and tape
musllgs
lawns, nansaok dac lrisA !nca.. do do
cambuc
.ht .priua and srmmsr six.
Ch,messlts, sadcpice,c-. ealisr-.
ladio~ fuc handkerchief. s.k.
thread snd eouou aosiety and gloves
Superior st~ ng SIN, thread aae ttsut
Emtfoiief'ts, % all Sinis,
Linen druhugs, cambties plAin mus,as,
ts'ieocs in great variety --some very lo~
prl5nes, mrFroco, cntlona8es. hanneis
Domesisss, sbretug, ehir,in., ioWeHs,
licmms, summer jeans, checks bodllesng
\ large variety al fancy goods, adse- innl-
matrS. furnishing ssDas, AMI every thing ia
tic drg goods las ENry description Of
plantation DIS goods
Clothing \ largo assetir1en. az -gunE
and summer Clothing, of tine best lasicr4l, 81
vcuor workmanship and fashionable SIS les,
embra, ing 10 rsH--fvnch tacgino, cloth, b1n.
hHxnc, drap dclr, alpaca, liocp, ginehanl and
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