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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13

4 B. LONCSH0RE, NJ. D., having
~ located himself on The property lately
owned and occupied by Rev. &. A Hewitt IN
Wes, Milton, respectfully offers his ProieS-
sional services 10 the public, and from long
experience farlerS himself that he can render
satisfaction tn all those disposed 10 patrnnIze
hm.-Kelly TIP. Union Go, Feb.4. 1856 i'm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13
DISSOLUTION.

VIIE Partnership heretofore existing
betwe en- John DateSmaB, J V. Dates
and r. Date man, under the name and firm Of
..Daies,.aa j Sons has been dissolved by
mutual consent this fifteenth day of March.
1856. All persons having unsettled accounts
will confer favor by calling at the old stand
and settle them. DATESHAN * SONS.
-S-The business viii be continued at the
old stand BY the subscribers, who will be
thankful for past favors and share of public
patronage Give them 4 call and see for
yourself. ]. B. & X DAIESMAN.
Kelly Up, March 20, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13
]. N. G. RANCK
MARIA ]. GRIER, NJ. D.,
GRADUATE OF the Penn Medical

n University, of Phiada, ciierS her , ffo'es
sional services TO the people OF Lewlsburg and
vicinity.
Office at her fathers residence. (Dr. }. r
Grier's) one door below J. l.. cder'> Jewe'ry
Store. Apr. 10, 1885.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13

A + the burning of the
n Artizan Buildings, on
The 10th of April, and in the
GREAT FIRE in Market
Street, May lsf, 1856, the
genuine HERn,NG SArE pre-
served the Jewelry of Geo.
wv. Simons 4 Bro; Books,
Papers, &c. of Fisher 4
nrn and Eiwari SemonS ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13
Herring's Safe again the Champion. !

Tie oniy Safe Whieh, IN srery instance. preserved
their entire contents in The Lute EEiensre Fires.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13

EtUTLERY-Enivesa and Forks, Shears and
J. Scissors of Rodgers celebrated Inanuf-
areur. ?<s knives, Carvers Table snl baIeh s,.sis
- HKYsofrs NSAppEy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13
Lewsburg Chronicle West Branch Farmer-June 13 1856
H ALL H q A ID {!

THERE will be meeting Of the friends Of
the Railroad at the sign of the Big Anrl
al The LEWJSBURG HARDWARE STORE,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-13

hOBBLS. Mackarel. Shad, Herring, and
4O White Fish, expected in few days by
BEAVER & KREMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
Young men's Christian a ssooiations,

These Associations being formed in many
cities and towns of the State. Their objects
and plans arc thus set forth in the Stanton
yindieator, by Mr.. Abel, President Of one re.
Gently organized in Staunton;
We beg leave. Messrs Editors, 10 call the at
tcntion of your renders to this association which
has lust been formed in our midst. Its objects
are Ia promote Christian Sympathy and brother
hood among members of different denominations.
especially the young members, by bringing them
frequently together and by opening to them
common field of labor; to a1.aace the cause oi
useful knowledge; and especially to protect young
men from the temptations OF town life and pre-.
pare them as far us possible To become useful
inemberss of society and good Christians.
The means by which we desire to accomplish
these ends. are the personal efforts nf the mem
brrs in their daily life devotional meeting. BIZ
bic Glasses. Mission schools, Lectures. Library
and Reading Room. and other agencies in acoor.
dance with the Scriptures.
The business ntfuirs of the association will DO
under the control Of all Executive Committee
composed of the Officers and five Directors. Spe-
cial Committees will have charge OF the several
departments Of labor contemplated in the plan OF
operations and all the arrangements are mnde
with a view TO impose on every member OF the
association deep sense Of his own obligations to
labor per sonally ~ the adNHtctholit OF the WORK
There are two classes of members. Associate
and 4ctiw. ANY mnn II good moral character
may, with the approval Of the Executive Com
mjilee. become as associate member by filing
his name and residence with the Recording Sec
rotary, aud by paying two lars annually in nd
vance. Associate members are entitled I" all the
privileges of the association except the right to
vote aud to be elected members of the Executive
Committee.
Any man under forty five years of age who is
a member in good standing of some evangelical
church may become active member upon his
election by the Executive Committee and tho
payment of two dollars annually in advance. aud
such alone will be entitled to vote and TO hold Of
fee in the Association. Believing as do that
the objects of this Association are such as to
meet the ~ proval of every good citizen, and that
the provisions of the Constitution and BY Laws
are admirably adapted to the attainment of those
objects we must earnestly invite the cooperation
of all who desire the increase of virtue and know
lege and good erdar in the community.
By order of the Association.
ALIEN. POPE ABElL President.
PIKE POWERS, Corresponding Secretary.
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\ IL 3D. ,..a#fta#. 4l. lie ##zlat lt.stH Aaii
road Company. This read Is Ia RON from som'
coal fields on the Sandy river 10 the Ohio.
On motion Of Mr.. KEMrER. the bill for the
better organization Of the militia, was made The
order,f the day for Monday. Mt ~ O'clock
On motion Of Mr.. DnIARp. the Senate bill Ia
! increase the capital stock Of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company. aud aui' orizing the
extension of ihier road To the virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad. was made the order OF the day
for tomorrow morning. at IL o'clock.
THE BANKS.
The order Of the day being the bill 10 author
ize and regulate the business of banking was Ia
ken up.
On motion Of Mr.. EpMuSps, the following
clause was strickened out:
No such banks shall pay out a. money any
thing but gold and silver or its own circulating
notes. registered and couniersi gncd as afore-
said"
Dir. GARNErr moved further to amend the bill
by striking out the following:
"IInless such bank shall be located in town
or village having population OF not less than
one thousand inhabitants"
The bill requires all independent banks TO re-
deem their notes at certain specified points, ut !
per cent. discount. except such banks as are 10
Gated in places of lass than thousand inhabi.
tants Mr.. GARSErr's motion Is designed to
strike out this exception and make all such banks
redeem nt the specified points
Pending the debate on this motion, on motion
of Mr.. MARTIN, the House adjourned.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. EpMuNpS. from the Committee on Banks
reported IA bill authorizing n branch of one OF
several banks named nt Charlottesville.
HILLS PASSED
bill Incorporating the FineastIe Savings
bank.
A bill to incorporate the Blue Ridge Savings
Bank.
During the night there being barely quorum
present, upon divisions it frequently occurred
that less Than quorum voted. Then followed
count Of The House aud quorum being present.
the non voting members were requested to come
out from thu recesscs and show their hands,
Once roll Of the House commenced, but
abandoned. Finally after great deal OF thus
sort of proceeding and very little business the
House,
On motion of Mr.. EGGDoRN, adjourned at a
bout IL o'clock Saturday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

iloGp YopR noRsEs,-'rhe Philadelphia Times
says, if there is ON earth more fascinating and
hewichuF sight than lovely woman in draw
ing room boudoir. il is that same lovely W.T.
man ON horseback; taking it for granted, of
course. that she knows how to ride and sit upon
the noble animal proud of hi. glorious burden, like
n muse taking an airy stroll through ehe, up
iae back of Pegasus. aud not shivcring aud >huk-
ing Mt every step lkea wooden doh fearful -
f'ilng to ieees. Femalo equcstrinni,lnis one of
the mo>t exquisite luxurirs of high state of els
ilization; an exercise in which every source Of
healthful and plea>urabIe emotion is hrought il,
play. not only for the moment but in ali tn.
movements aud occupations If the body. and
which presents the bewiiderng outline and undn
Eating beauty of the female form in all lis rayisb
ing and Intoxicating Perfection
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1856.
Mr.. Jones frohtbe committee on Banks, re-
ported House b, TO extend the charter of the
Bank of Virginia, with amendment viz:
Strike out the I'd, 3D. 4th, 9Th, 9th, and 9TH
sections of the bill, and iusert the following;
Though d Bank, have branch. all its notes
shall be signed by the President and countersi gn
eddy the Cashier of tho parent Bank. Bank
branch shall be compelled to receive in pay
ment of debts contracted a. such Bank or branch
notes issued by itself, and none others. except at
its option.
1T shall not be lawful for any Bank branch of
a Bank. except in settlement with other Banks
or branches, TO pay or deliver out in payment OH
satisfaction of any demand upon it, or by way of
loan or discount, any Bank note, except such as
is payable by itself at its own counter, and SO ex-
pressed to be on the face thereof For every vi
olation of this section, tho officers thereof shall
forfeit each one hundred dollars: and the Bank
shall! also forfeit one hundred dollars--one half
to the informer and the other TO the Common
wealth.
$50 much of the deposi,es as may consist of
Bank notes of bills. not payable in Richmond,
the said Bank shall pay only after the expiration
of fifteen DAYS from the time the depositors arc
made"
Mr.. Thomas called up the resolution in cen
sure of the Naval Board The resolution was far
ther amended by merely requesting. instead OF
instructing our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to endeavor to procure repeal of the
act constituting the Board, &c. Mr.. White oppo-
sed the adoption Of the resolution, aud moved To
lay it ION the table. The motion wac agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Funsten. the bill making
further appropriation to the Alexandria. Hamp-
shire IL Loudoun railroad company was taken up
and advocated by Messrs. Funston 1hom.
as and Armstrong, aud opposed by Mr.. Deneale
1t was passed-ayes 26, noot g.
A bin to prohibit internal Improvement compa-
MES. to which the State is subscriber. from pay
ing for work in their capital stock. after con
siderable discussion, WIS laid on the table
On motion If Mr.. Deneale. the bill to extend
the charter Of the Bank Of Virginia, was taken
up, and the amendments offered by Mr.. Jone;
reported andsordered to be printed. Other amend
ments offered by Mr. Huddleson and De
neale which also ordered to be printed; ant
the bill, with the amendments. was made thu
order Of the day for Tuesday.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
. FRIDAY, Feb %, 1856
NIGHT SESSION.
The following House bills were read thir,
time end passed, Wig:
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,.,,t, .,,,.. .,.Ia4ae.dt ~. llansas s'"s"sea
| ILL which he pronounced drluson. aud deeiar
ed that the present Republican party was a reor'
ganization of the Republican party oil LOO
The Chairman announced that he would co'oo'
crate the fact stated by Mr.. Blair. that the par
| ~ had the sympathy Of the people of the S"ufh'
| ern States BY stating that another delegate has
| inst reported him ef from Missouri.makn three
| from That State, Texas, Kentucky, Delaware
| MARYLAND. Virginia South Carolina, aud Tennes'
see ARE almost represented making eight slave
stntes and sixteen free States represented
Mr.. Giddings rose amid hearty cheers and made
n brilliant speech. He said that for twenty years
he had been called fanatic often that he al
most believed it himself. Had he been told then
that he should live to light Ike thus he
would have called his informant fanatic. Years
seemed condensed into hours, when he saw the
orogress this cause had made. But there was
vet IA consnmnaton 10 be won by the present
generation. On, of the most pleasant reflections
Of his life was the belief that the contest with the
slave power was drawing TO close lie could
now hook forward to the lime when, after having
fought he good fight he could retire to the bo-
som of his inmily.
He then gave an account OF the struggle LOT
the Speakership, inttrspersed with characteristic
anecdotes which convulsed the Convention with
laughter. He seemed to be in II happy veln' ana
made many papablc hits. which gained hlin great
applause from the aUdIeEce.
Rev Jo-iah Brewer. OF Connecticut signer
of the petition of the3O0O cergymen TO Con
PRESS, protesting against the Kansas Nebraska
bill, next spoke in behalf of the clergy men, and
alluded to the manner in which their emo insurance.
had been received. His remarks in fefe renee t"
Kansas, were somewhat begerant, with faint
ullu.ion to rifles aud reviewers.
Mr.. Julian. of Indiana, followed in an Elective
speech, and Mr.. Ripley, of New Jersey. next
lnff for, h.in III
conyulSed the audience with laughter. At first
he was frequently interrupted by calls TO order
but, in the language of the orator ''thonig Oh he
had not the learning of friend Giddings, but when
he gets into n scrape, he knows how to get eon
Of it," he was permitted to go on to the end IN II
strain which exceeded the best efforts Of Tan
ker comedian.
At the conclusion, the convention I'd joui ned
till O'clock to. morrow morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

The don-s and savings Of the Black Republi
can. At pi,tsburr will be found in our columns
,rI. 80. tho, occn,v. with that Of other inter
"e ~ III ,s -. nm ;,l;no 20 lav over
c.-.,.,, ~. r.. ,..,n >,
preciades further comment we nave reason .
believe that tue pfetehce tha' cfiAens Oh o"a."-
ern States participated in the proceedings is,
nth rho execution of Francis p. Blair. an unmt-
;-..ae.,, A.,aur rarIov who halls from
igated irauo. As :" "'' ra'"y' WV ""'
Virginia. 1t Is certain mat II he De 'nue'a CIT
izen of the State, be represents no constituency
and the probability is If he were to come into the
commonwealth he would receive a coat of tar and
o'','A IL: -. -.
tea'oe's as ~, -" ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

Rhodes, Fever and Ague Surc.-tIAD NEWS FOR
THoUs The value Of preparation capable OF driving
class of disease by which tens of thousands
Annually Frustrated the busiest of the year.
beyond human Such preparation is Rhodes
Fever and Ague Ii universally used intermittent and
remittcnt would IA he unknown 1t pre-
vents the INJURIOUS malaria if taken safeguards
it untalnglv those effects it remedy
contains of the drugs ordinarily
prescribed those complaints To in few words
it is safe quick iufbe and thor ~; remedy for all dis
by uuwo air Proofs unquosonabe
of these ficts are daily spread before the world.
sale By Il StaJior Co, and by Druggists generally
fa 9l.diw JAS. y RHODES, Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

x...,.;. Curea.-s.ad what Mr. Bayden says; No
medicine had esreae, rom 'psn "os s the arir
nal propretors Aston House New iork ana 'r nun
her Of Years Of tile Exchange Hotel k.hmond a WI
arcS Of severe attack Neuralgia by Cartcrs spanish
Mixture The rapid and perfect cure We ;,.d ~.
interest he recommended to others afflicted with say
Of disease every Instance cure was ,i,
seen II and Fever Rheumau-n liver IN snr
nyspc,sa Frvers Violent Coughs, and cases when "se
said confirmed Consumption ana neag AMI, ~ know
case which it is used lie remarks u y a M t,'rd
what d.ease il will relieve ana as poon
er and Spring Fall medicine, he has never seen m
He cheerfaly recommends 1t ON all OCCASIONS amp ~ Aim
10 be the most vau1hle relnedy extanl ~ Gum
Washington, -. a., August 18th, Is51.-Dtah
SIN But opinion prevails here with regard 70 n
I'VE power Of your Electric Oil One ease here Is perhaps
striking than any other-a man rb, dned me
has restored thai he can walk erect ms III,
10 tr il myself relieved almost Immediately ootn
Neuralgia aud hheuinatsn acme o, rs my in week by This
oil and hesitate to recommend It to an wasn ,
The sake humanity that this oil could be had throughout
the entire WORM WV. Henry SNYDER Browns Hotel
tazs - eures are known to have made in Wash.
ingon within weeks past and in Baltimore at cas a
besides hundreds relieved of corns Toothaehe felons an
more tni pains aches In Bridgeton N j. IN infis
burg aud Wilmington aud also from Cleveland Ohio indeed
everywhere been introduced the report is wonderu
All say thing tried TO fake out pam ana 10
thoroughly from the system boih SAT- l'hu anu
Eryspoln. Rhcumatism Swelngs Sores sprans, Wounds
cuts Burns Papation and partial PARALYSIS IL
will do it in ninety in ever, hundred used ac'
cordng directions and ii pleasant docs no' Sh"r' nor "
terfere with any food nor other medicine; = ,, ,,.,
Prof DeGratlI sell great deal of your Oh as it is
well spoken ncghborhood and not day passes but
that have many calls Tor H. nIthough hesfrs o'ooh 70
keen IT, Send c Immediately, and oblige yours truly
ROBERT A. PAYNE, Druggist,
Ith St and NJ Avenue
Soc my written name wrappers; blown glass
also. ihof Dt1hAih,
80 South Eighth ST, Philadelphia.
For sale Mt DR. Scays Lynfhburg Purcell, Ladd Il Co.
Richmond Agents and all the principal Druggists
and Merchants in the State. fe 2l-diw
So,ice-one of the most popular medicines
Virginia is Baker Premium Bters Asa guarantee
my is spoken of generally one Of the hes
before the public 1t lisa greater strength
cner to the anything heard OF for Dys
pepsa Choc any arrangement Of the siom
You need its giving immediate relief
yet hear where it has failed in giving
lief female diseases, it is without fail.
Every family should keep few bottles on hand Price 30
cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs. Sirother Whitehead and Staber g.
Jones, Iynriburg and by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
THIS DAY.
BY WIN. IL. MOSBY. AucrloNtrF


At ATUTION On Saturday Afternoon iIa -,
March, will sell the HOUSE AND LOT on Jofrrsan -,
lately occupied by the late James Cunningham '''|
Terms liberal, and made known time of sale
Il, 5 Il rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
p,Es.... H,soOsSs. PACE a co, No. 50

uJEEI. BROOKS. PACE n CO., No. -
He CHAMBERS & Il READE STREETS, NEW YORK.
We have IN beautiful assortment of the follow
ing Goods. selected by Mr., Bell the other side;
English PIRATE;
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed i.1w aud Jaconcts;
White anl Printed lrliantes;
Printed thaics;
Printed Mous,lnes;
PLAIN. tolored and Black do;
Plain lured Prrslaus
Plain. toored aud liack Bercges.
Calored trape T. Espagnes
Satin Plaid B-rcres aud Tissues;
Black and Colored silks
Black Apacasi
Cloths, Casino and Nrstings;
White Goods iull
Irish Linens Bsy nens Hollands, Damasks, Dowas Linen
Ducks and Drills Farmers Sans Drap DEies Glazed Cam
or Back and tolnrcd Cambrics Sesias, sc, &c with
Iuil assortment OF Foreign Goods
W" alsa have aud VIII always keep hand, complete
hlocA"t American Fabrs choice styles Prints Bleach
cd and BWn Shccugs and Shirtngs Beaehcd and Brown
'riHngs Ftting, prom and Furniture Checks, Baggngs
p"naHufFs bcnms, nhTting Stripes Plaid Domtstios Cot
tond,rs, ktldu"ky Jeans. Twccds, &c &c
Ia short offer friends and the trade complete stock
81 iof1ign and Domestic Dry Goods to which cordially
iiyie attention. promising good bargains
f. sedaw 4. a 81 HE'LL, BROOKS, PACE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

TeTrV a, n, =,
me- as trustee bearing date the 18th day of August r.
of record in the Clerks Office Of The County Count If Can
bell shall the 18th day of Mae proceed to sp
the highest bidder the premises the TRACT OF LAM
in said deed contained
The said tract Of land lies in the of Campbell on
w9ors OF opossum CIR elk, adjoining the lands W am p
row aud others about miles from yncbur1 cunt
about 81 acres most Of it uncleared good and
heavily mbcred
The terms of sale will be made known the day sale
Persons wishing purchase, requested call ON NJ
Thomas j. Terry. whn will pleasure shelving Tho
giving them any other information in relation tn, a
fe q -dSe 2taN 10th mar DANi A. WILSON Trf.,a'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

"a EE 8DDsAS' NEW SGsOsKS ..-payne a
CHlsisi Ian have ion sale the following Works:
l.'ncrs"ns Pf4etite-2'i volume. Price 50;
Matthews Digest OF the Laws of Virginia Price So
ne Virginia Convention o l77G-by Hugh Blair Grigsbv
MlcanIly : History OF England-3d ln. 4th volumes;
The American Almanac f1r l-56;
Land, Labor and GOid-by W How'll;
Inc Virginia History OF African Colonzation-by Rev p
Slaughter
] he Three Marriagrs-by Mrs Huhback.
Ihcy would asp cat their large assortment of
Letter and Gap Paper ast received very fine
fr.IjS = '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

I'D SUPERIOR TEAS, in the Original half
Chests, Boxes, of and II pounds, Metallic
Ian kE Packages of /, l, and pounds, for sale by
JENKINS q co,
Original inventors of the Meaic Tea Pack,)
Wholesale Dealers in Teas only,
y ". OF Market & 9th sts,
Philadelphia
%. Teas in Metallic Packs in Half Chests, contain
variety Of both Black aud Green suit buyers
Printed Ls OF Prices, Terms &C. furnished by mail all
y ho order them.
All Teas warranted to please sale.
Oue and the price and 10 ALL and one only
Half Chests of Black about 35 pounds and of Green
u oout 30 pounds each. fe % dat ". Il. RI
a tASAi OPEN.-0nr Packet Boats resumed
~ their regular trips yesterday the 27th February.
10 pats EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il co
4 sNEHPDOi. FINE SAET.-JOO sacks, in
- prthe order, for SAT- by A. $. LEE,
ie~Sjs Richmond.
ENWES1N SSALAR NOTE LOSV.-Io-t,
a. ON the >1th inst so the Bank
he finder wi o. Apa ray rewrdcd by leayn. this OF
ce. lfe2 slt
HSNt.lssu SEwspipERs-
NJ The Illustrated London News
Times;
The London Weekly Times.
=" a. Athrueumi
4" 9" Punch
Also, Frank Lesrs Illustrated Paper;
iialious Pictorial Paper,
New York Weekly Day Herald with most of the nopn
arne"spapers Of the day, t. be had at
ie %,-s MORSEs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, Feb %, 1856.
NIGHT SESSION.
The following House bills were read third
time end passed. wig:
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FTIfr- AuouniIuE 10
SlO2 ,OOO!!!
Win b. distributed according 60 the tnllouing
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
~

rs, lg0 Prize amounting 10 flvsvO
Tn. pr.e m ieien- by the number which
the $2l prlsr- that number shoud BE- an odd nunbc then
every .l nlnb-f scheme will he entitled ~
na1te ticket IN the scheme SD b.
addition other prize which the ticket
Purchasers equal qsnuty 81 Odd aud numb.
certain 81 nearly hSi the cost Of the
chances of ohiainng Other pTs-s
~ frEe = da~u, sud payable la full
without deduction
~ sIO aud onder. PAID immediately Snrr the
isss.ns--pheT the usual ting Vi th,Ity days.
Al soGGunic strictly confidential The drs numbers sill
oTw 10 pdrclasss immediately amer the dra~iur.
Whole ncsrt- g.. ~ Quarters IL
Ia ots either orcr
Orders for Tickets be addressed either 10
:. SWAN A CO, Atlanta, ua- "a
SM An MnnlgnmerY.
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laiss accounting to t2-s @Hi
The 1880 phg-s ( e determined by the number which
prize. u number should be odd NUMBER
then odd ticket I= SCI -Hl be entitled t. y
number tc entitled
e Ia addition 10 any prize which mas b. dawn.
Purchaser " Gid and uu.tfT
tickets drawing ary half tie the
ss-e vii chances Of obtaining other prLes
All tho ending With q, ali those
my ~th !, g. 2. !, c Oad
&C. Remember ser. prize drawn aud payable ia fall
| without deduction.
~. All prizes tssl sud under, GiiAieiy ateT the
Al the thirty dhys
strictly confidential The dragn nuiats-
I'D purchasers Immediately after the drawing
whole Iie.r.s $40 Halves s.; Quarters ~ -.
caslci other tickets either oree
~ Orders v tickets b. address, e.'tef to
= SWAN co, A4sgA. "a
iylu