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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-01
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Botantr Mte0ifine.

HI HIS TR Rect, SALEM OHIO.
MRS. c.. L. CHURCH, takes this method Of
informing her friends, and the public, that she has
permanently located on the North side of High-st.,
between the Garfield road and Lundy-st., where
she intends keeping a general assortment of 30.
TANIC MEDICINES, carefully prepared by her.
self and warranted free of all deleterious sub
stances.
Salem, Ohio, April 10, 1856.
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1t is stated that Lady Franklin, on hearing a
rumor recently that DR.. Kane would leave for Eu.
rope, had a house furnished for his reception, and
waited in anxious expectation the arrival of each
steamer, in the hope Of meeting him. His recep'
tlon in England will be a cordial one.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-01

The Milwaukee Wisconsin says the amount of
grain now leaving Lake Michigan, is nearly 9, 000,-
900 bushels per week, and it is on the increase
The receipts in Milwaukee now amount TO over
10000 bushels per day.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.

Together with a general assortment of Groce.
rics, and Notions, usually kept in a country store.
Gsg@The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine their stock of Goods, as they are
determined to sell as low as can be bought in East
ern Ohio. II. l.. RICHARDS.
North Benton, May 81, 1S56.-5m.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

Call and see his stock before purchasing else
where. BaS@ The attention of Merchants is invi-
ted to his stock, ms he is prepared to gil their or.
ders on as good terms MS they can purchase in
the East.
The highest market price paid for all kinds OF
Furs. AARON B%RADFIELD.
Salem, pr il 10Th, 1S5G.-tf.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

The Subscriber having purchased the Stock in
Trade of Mr.. Samuel Grove, Corner of Main and
Ellsworth Streets would respectfully invite the at
tention of the citizens of Salem and of the sur
rounding country to his stock of Groceries and
nrovisions
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Ambition often puts men upon doing the mean
est offices: so climbing is performed in the same
posture as creeping Stch
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Extra Black Dress and Apron Silks, Also, a gener-
al assortment of Muslins, Irish Linens. Damask
Table Linen, Bird Eye Toweling, Wells, Black Lace
Wells and Black Grape, Edgings, Laces, Collars,
Undersleeves, Gloves, Hose, Cap Stufs, Silk Fringe,
Satin Stripped Poplin, Silk Tissue, Coburgs, Bar
ege, Ginghams, Lawns, Mantillas, Tickings, Elan.
nells, Brown and Bleacled Sheetings, Callicoes,
Cambrics, Nankeens, Jeans, Book Handkerchief,
Thibets, Crapeless, Ladies's Shoes, Gauze, BARGE
Iona lIandkerchiefs, Grass Cloth, and French
Brilliants.
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CASH PAID FOR EGGS.
K. G. THOMAS, NJ, D., & ELIZA L. s. THOMAS. d.
Surgeons, Physicians and 0bStetricanS,

Have recently located themselves in Salem to at
tend to calls in their profession.
Office Deer Thomas Dc Whiaeyy'S Drug Store.
They are prepared to teach students rs hereto
fore, though with increased facilities. The Senior
is importer of Papier Mache Models. and we have
a variety of Skeletons. Models, &c., &C., for sale.
SALEM, June 10, 1856.
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THE SURE PROPHECY.

The end will come-it will not wait
Bonds, Jokes and scourges have their date.
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flour, Salt, g., &r.


NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
All articles sold warranted to be as good as re-
commended.
My purchases being all made with cash, / hatter
myself that ! can give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor me with u call.
CASH PAID FOR EGGS.
Bay~Remember the Corner, Groves old stand.
LYMAN BROOKS, agent.
l have on hand and for sale Doctor Websters
Invigorating Cordial or Health Bitters n sure rem
edy for Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia &C.,
and a great regulator of the Stomach and Bowels.
Also, Brooks sure remedy for Diarrhea and Dyson
terry and Cholera preventative.
Warranted to Cure in all Cases or the money
will be refunded.
Price so cents a bottle.
. LYMAN BROOKS.
SALEM, Ohio, Aug. 0. 1856.
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale at
this Office.
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Hats, Caps, Wholesale and Retail.
AKRON BRADFIELD,

1ARON BRADFTELD,
INVITES tho attention of the hat wearing part
of creation in this neighborhood, and all that deal
in the article, to his large assortment of Hats and
Caps, of every description, just purchased for the
Spring trade which he is now offering at his
OLD STAND, MAIN-ST. SALEM, OHIO.
His stock is the largest ever offered in the County,
comprising Silk, Russia, Otter, Soft Fur, Panama,
Straw, Leghorn, and Sea weed h%ats-Clotb, Oil
Cloth, Silk and Plush Caps, Ladies Riding Hats
and Caps, Childrens' fancy hats and caps, and
every variety now in the market, which be will sell
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1913 Fulton St., New Yorl

49, Messrs. MUM & co, are extensively en-
gagged in procuring patents for new inventions
and will advise inventors, without charge, in re
gard to the novelty Of their improvements,
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ny L. MARIA CHILD.
"But show me, on thy aowery breast,
Earth, where thy n~dneless martyrs rest!
Tha ihnuannd WIN nncheered by nraiae.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-25

the prairles of iowa, wh.sA Is s8bs,snttaed by the
following and many other certificates, references
and extracts ct letters Elsenby rsttable gentlemen
whose names affixed thoHesc.
win and James NJ Csrks patent nn,hne GRINDING and
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y NNIsEN ". MN " !"
CHICAGO. iB4EEmls4f1 lE5E

!ane.Lassd one Of T.. J. n C1rks Flour Mill srnIe
te siuge aud after trial Of several wseEs iaci that
All praTesly sIsaE Of u ia tJp high terms. ltG
r. Ia Ir TN twenty yvgzafs and free say that
make .ter n0BE with this mill. and larger Yield
rp II with myself than Iniii have
seen number 81 iiiets have been IN a. and all
"a, they are well pleased with It's operation. IL viii
,gg4 with twelve bGshrs hour, and ie FI.b
I, s. fr0a fur 10 81 horse power. wyuiI rr,UflarnI
p5IEs-s b. givs t.al. and certain they w ua
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SrIECu SCHOOL.
FOR
Young Ladies aud iijshph.

: q I IS n HTNN N0TTW2 T0I F0W0- Tr1T1 0-N--
! VI hence t.aahvr Ia Flltsburg. pWJIy-., coon
Irs,iuR select school lh de-" ha-"u' nl "t tr Frr
o. tsraf Church 81 street. aud HOPE" ts t.ftHI asa
id1onf attention t. The intellectual IFp. r4,uf
tui mora training ui the rupiE cpmHrllrI %, a.t
| r#pr Ir frert ii share Of pnbur palrnnhg"-
! tansr-aul scar elIi be divided in'p la, -r--.,.
IS o. uIunthB each, ruTInr HrtIP >"IN. Ial. l"gI
/ Tnrns rar En.ainm Of ELNn EnnLn.
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THE certify that hSFe l, furnishing power aud
the operation 81 ont q n J. NJ Clark Patent
I'sr aiAis for the last month ard ia nay gIlu IL
s- and cheapest mil IN f. taEgs but lttta
ts IL nlsfisUh other mile needing over sIN
ir FsIs er. and ha. ruB. since haze been acquainted
tt - HIth cost hr repairs aud seems 10 good
,tu H4sa When rst PIT up. can chneFuliy ra--
sA.rraa &C - a3 WHO Esh 20 engage 10 tue manufacture
Eulr ailbt large small .ssAle. Il be up
a aJIH-ctI8n with any other machinery such
tIrl5B s4W AiIiz, and by combining three OF
iIr ALL bitr VOC will have Mill that will
81 lusrb rk tsa the large Merchant mills II the old
kinds at4l a great lug every item Of expense.
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No. d.
l., Claire K0sr.

-xrE .xs pss receiving oNT eEFi5g $500 80
NJ .yISass, Cod hs.uhSrsz sEslc ans RAh-
- JTaELRr " sii descriptions, 'e'
rsedss Cora 81 - sn2 .l cofaYleie sicck q
We have tse 80 =. fsffassrs Nhi1t ~s oEcr .
sSeds sssi SEsAf - house y So 81 tie raeau-
& ne paLlie as .ss = ~
Istrs vsolsssls Se1h' .,.rs u.-bzg.s sea
rsssfs -. - Ertsr,sl - We determines =
saAy hes = = = r-r.scre ii iow prices
ssasl rel y y IN PgPB q. BIlL0N-
AR.r CON ---- -
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WHOLESALE ANN RETAIL

1--WE subscribe mas received from the Eastefn and
southern Markets large aud Yell selee led stock
UsEpDI. af all Gasa riptions 10 common so sttng
sf ug Goods, boots aud Shoes, Hats and { ap-.
Glassware, auaensware, Bugsio kobes,
H5uleries, Dried Fruit, Cotton " arp,
tafFrt Chain, Picking Warm, Cut Window Glass
&C., /. ~ kanas hu salt Hardware,
k-rsaua .IllSHws iron, all iuds ste e. $50 rtrd
ta-uGRs, Nails, all kinds, Irindstonss.
HpisnwATc, Live & res., feathers, PlLcb6 GA knm,
sole and Upper Leather, Walt Paper,
Willow Baskets, PalBlsand OILS, DYe Stuns, DC.
ga.ll VIII be sold at small advance Tor Cash. A. !
iHJaHi keeping every thing Ia common use, persons
wanting several artrles caG obtain them On Front 81
10 tie GTtcS Si6reuppusttsth the Nils, davenport Iowa
Iuu-C, l-59. J. NJ. BOWLING.
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COLLECTOR.

4 8lt@ a. GUY viii sRtsEd 70 lHs collecting 0i
- lvJts, latlhg descriptions for NsrspapsTs I'd
90 is GsusFai Agency bU-luess oScs No. 10 orT's
BUILDING
ieE isyg.
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hEFEREECEs.

HM { bakrf, Chrisliana. ~
David hns Lebanon c., ~.
s4Hgci ha'50lI rlAltL .yuls.
Il. JurEy, Iu4iatsitu.a.
IsE4tr 4 =. taa, NGmIIs ..u &c.
Joshua Il 81 lEafy- ...guys' -.
fb0mas g. -.-r philadelphia,
or FUrsgl hacks o.. pB
Augustus Linn, GueTrssy ~. %
o Bronaugh. BaysFi,ls. ~
tiEsbrisi Beur, Lancaster u, "a
Herman c Gaiss, Philadelphia
Geo NJ or Lyg1uiIBE o. p
John MeNty, Harrisburg p
Edmund EaJ Era, Brooklyn, 3 )
81 Iucbeg, Salgrn5 Arkausaa
Jane 3 Clags, AaE1H c. hs
VI Bsai, C1aifLslt 90, IA
EeIj EimSBds, Batier Go, .
MIR kirk, M4yssiiie, ~
W y Noble, Chicago, III
"a l. kids, s,shayikiil D. "a
d, A mAsOhi Phiiadslphia
DAVID Clara, Maysyiila, -
! u Ringer, Alexandra -
X Is HATt, Evansville, lad
llseph Psrt, salem Co, ) )
! 7 TDFTey. Upper saudusby, 81
Jasyb Leonard, Philadelphia
. = Gilpiu5 Wilmington, Del
= AcIHuT SOrthAHstgh O. Z
} h Platsf Wilmington bel
X Il s"hbsOn, Potter 81, Pa
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sgs.s -sI65 Hams al II Cents
2 ..a aas' g. fIlsfa. Sugar ttgea H4ra or q sa..-
Aes Sh"Htt"sr ggsg IS. fa4# 'afa te.s-o ,sb tfua
S-s.rt.
Sugar Cared Smoked Hams IL cents.
Smoked Shoulders 8
i3Hefsl s1t-epsut Hada la tue Trada
4. - !.
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LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. SHAKE
No MORE.
IBIt. itJiJIIBhr
EEk Ek AND AGUE BAISA II.
IS WARRANTED

'G'fli= ua~'..- 5.r 'f ssrr,-vI 1t Ia.ela .ll.5.s
! character Fesntes.f a-ae t4sE irrrf- I.-srttl.r
-}s3 tI.fag ts.f. !rrs5fat.sss
utsTuEteHls- tIfe best remedy ouer, 20 the
ttHln- lHls no BafETt sosfraEt, tut h only offered
public rrnlr ,Jecaass Of Ius constant demand
have bad tor II i nay PFlFat" prHEltGe for humber
ti ssTs Il Is Hsvi ~ thU most eminent physicians
tDa tssleFa states Buprrturtn alt OtueF r,sueitr
iYr tHu above diseases. Il pGT"is vegetable
pound, aaI aHy Ice given 10 both Did and Young with
5rr, saIui5. !tEtyus tbua and action ~ the " hole
IS ..rsI,. and argsas powerful tonic. have used Il
slJH almost perfect sHreE asta my praetet Tor nun
tHr yFafst and A'r. o1sf Il as public remedy
hupwaugits value, can bHt believe that u viii br
aFpr~rtAted and used.
rrld wholesale HGi roisA by G. 4. Webb & Co.,
Davenport, Hr. kDdeY 81 Allen, Princeton, lliiuei,
mla J. Is. Hayes & Co., Rock Island. nov s0-tly|
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q EAEakh, Esq, Har routos el u.. u6}rr III
argnaliy arTJ-s So ia" Second .turY ~ GRIMM.
Building n the room formerly ut,upi8t BY he
hs gtss OfiGs, r. cor SECOND s. Brady 20. uJ 3ltl
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| fI~a7 fT||F ITIsI 1e.EIF y TITTa-I-WT--..
hereby certify tis4t tue last four weeks Ls,- s.
ta gsr stt,n ~ r. =. n. Clafks Patent In4risr
db~ lhE's been running u l Average II Gyaslzt
e. JNrFe hoHts tpnt stopping. aud should d. ~ forty
-tt hourz II require. n rsrTy satsia-tta that
ASS think az =. certain sap-rs.,ie an the
Oh methods 4 Hiiiilus. at- teH the milling BUSH
hfteeu ysais and grt can "a, uy that have
anything u the EiId Hear perfection. live
r4i-burg Chester fHaiy, Pa tt3 Hiie- Par kerr
t .5eis run u isS and Iny C'l-tyUneF- ~ testify
w ssistg ts1H ofthtr hasIf and bran have Travelled
trtrgRb nine ol the ArstrFu SfIsz ana ~ atrfsrir.
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,t-.sv l.t gsaast cared Hass:, just reegfve.
d 4 aha l4r sates tsns ii4 A. BhLZEIL e 60,
Il rs. lsn.eaa. lard gGa TznaeTs5 Oh. oakgm
- fa.-r Fnsl3' PtSFs tswsu, HAIR, Glass sBd
Nails So. UALZEII. 81 CO.
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.Gbilaeg.
Va. "A 81 ESfSi,lN lsS.
Isl Randolph street, Chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Elegant Enrniturc,

u, v.-,ss -. M rI.
p;.t, ~ IN. E....,;...
80" w" .'s@s ~. ~ 1870
| nv, 49, ~ W. aHnnd
first tisSs NsrenSaso 81 ssse~oSd psr,of Furni.
tHYe, aaa all her KINDS sgeh Library, NisiRg and
1 hNH,ter suns al kosos God Mahogany, Oak and 1
" gfauf, all eG which have been made in his own /
aEafs cterN Il NSw York city, aud materials all /
r'.,sS sna ha,ds,sS, aaS sasnssa u ron"
Rlsn = fs0 Srts,,set M Tsaaisr.and
snnss,n.n.s a.y.,.ataS pisuo.
watch Asse ,asse Ia oepdMsaats. every Now York /
Exhibitions of lhS last mae ears, and over all 9th
o o esmpcsl'ers, q ae lS'e csss'a' Palace " Ne"
III III ,,,as ~ f,,n ,Ae IA.
test traacA styles, and soda 10 the sst.e |
ftoeS as sold Ter IN New York 0lty. Alss, aui as
seIimsns oltas New PSleh. sFktN1 hsp, laS mos
iaAaS5"as and economical aed SSer iaaas, aad NAT
PaS1s nyiH 's - XXX Psas,s asss.lte Bar,
rs aosl - Ia ~ on o. n,aas pei leess por
liable, 1t tks FaAsesd lrivc OF s. camplete
", HU rCHtNGS, Maaa al rer awe lap0ftey,
tHlY Is d9a AL kznieluh street, hieAgo. III
uyfn,y.ypp n xvrNgrr
sa .
SthNsI tat NAnhNVo"N'
No. ~ baSe ~. thteASo' ~ =, .,,,z,
nosaY "a x.hasamv Nay wsinnt
-. se',"r' 1A-.''"'ss = -. .sia.,..
-strssSs' Ms.. sSlapr using ne isrSss, aud Richest
.,-,,s..as,, i, C6issxs' AS.
MaaegAuy and Rosewood Plank yenssrs
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great n'iiity sim
L plieisy, ches rasssof
Pfire ana adaptation 10
Zoe watts eiail class s
81 the 20 N az a ait y
strongly rccomme nj II
in every state IA the
,fnlen, eatpaft,ealatis
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May 3dwu RYAN y MCCAIN
4 'oFFEES la Bags RIO, Laguato, Java, Aaraeatbo
\ and Havana eolet., selected expressly for re-
failing
SUGARS % BUis white aud yellow refined sugars
embracing Coffee A, D q G., crashed, pdwte red and
grauHiated; also refined MARIE SugSf. These Su.
sIrs are alt ofthe best q.aiity.
New IEAS-lJ1 Thesis. bAtf chests, ar Boxes aad
ea4de. ut all a,zas aud descriptions Of taie impurta
uas embracing 81 the highest aud nnt gtadus
81 thB rs!ehraled "hsyuHr@ aud "PiiE Soney'
gTOWtHS. fAr.a G'rssn sud Baek Isas are decidedly
ane Eu4 rtglsas eaoPs a. ever crassedthu AissIs
HSd wr cls. recommend uOiangs. pom
tauuss, Suuttuusa, tsuHpowd ers, imperals saa
Young iil sous, lar superior fragrance aud make
10 the EeDrtultty uI Teas Drought West Ashley
selected especially Tor Family and are less III
rTiGei with confidence invite examination End
lTtai,
RAtSlh>- ~ i4axra, halves And quarters; also
Valencia Ralsius;
PiNAS- > Bots rttlsd aud uBpspea;
PEACHES dc pared turrants, Dates, Figs, amt
many other Fraii-, ifted slJa reserved
SOAPS Palm, CASTLE, Shaving, 6FEman aHd
CAeur4 Erasiys. ~ ~ tJ-rlter with large Va RI
eGy Of Baskets. " syy, HAITIAN tHE Pltas. wooden
VAR. SOB au. A4e Bbis Fish, Msgke rel, White,
salmon a8+ >s t.H aerrtRg, 10 Bales sand .. bush-i
MhHa1 N.e.z ans st=Ht gtHaF artielcs-aIt for sale,
yIaa p aa@ nttrF4fa.tH ..s Z Et~rsz l.zfge5iuH.
fts aG. 4}E.sEt E. ~ co,
'4He tH #@.H hEwkeye store.
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base tI- day Vi rfd y railroad 81 nos place, Me.
tu Gl.g. Lsa 49, lil 1f ElsFk's Patent Portable
E0Fus Mile lsdI t4sed Ut Dir D. nckfssgrk, "f CbIea
&C.. Lib haSe Eu.Gln- Hpta gn is possession,
asd Uau say witbuit hesitation believe lH thr
ia nov tuTud 1f tie portable kind both Er
aFauieuEe aud Pei lhe work IA good order. ADD
tribsT can say at.eT hars Investigated the subject
r5Gsidstahs tent tye hszitati5u DO saying
prefer small za tho hyaI more gen.
sFaliy ole ys}y U.lrrr and gsrE hotter Satisfaction
b. taEEf. J0HHEDS EHtLEE.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-01

The two preceding and the two succeeding man,
bers 70 those drawing the first 292 prizes will be en-
titled 70 the e86 a1oeoximation prizes
For example,; ~ U6&et No. IL 200 draws the tl00,-
600 prize those dckets numbered IL PAS III 949 II
ISL, and IL asa Will each be entitled 10 $780, and 50
on according = the. shove scheme. ts
IL ticket No. should be drawn, the Afproxima.
II ticket No. 90 600 should be drawn the approai-
nations would be a9, SQ6, ae,08s, L, and 3.
II ticket No. or II, 800 should be drawn, the APP
proximatous will be on the Same principle
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there are 80 900 tickets mum
bered from To $4,000.
There are 422 full prizes and sss approximations,
making in al / lilo prizes.
The numbers from to 10000 correspondents with
the numbers on the tckets, printed separate alps
Of paper, are rolled mp and encrced with ANAL Tin
tubes and placed In glass wheel.
The amounts Of the different 222 full pfiaes simi-
wheel After revolving the wheels : xfthber Is
drawn from the wheel 81 nurnlsa1A a II ~ same
time prize ID drawn run the 6lIst xks6l by boys
who are blindfolded.
The number and the prize drawn out are opened
and exhibited to the audience and registered by the
Commissioner, the prize beng placed against the
number drawn.
This operation is repested until all the prizes are
drawn out
The drawing il then printed, and, aftcr coa,pari-
son, the Commissioners certi6es to il correctness.
Prizes payable forty days aiter the drawing, in full
without deduction. 80
whole Tickets ESQ Halves, slo--Quarters. s5.
Address orderB fur tickets TO. . r
+. H. HUBBARD q CO.,
O6Ace 80 Fsyette street. Box 40, Baltimore, Md,
oct Z7--dkW ss esr "a
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They will be found prepared at al times TO furnish
promptly, and at the shortest notice. all the various
dishes usually found at the best reectores of the city
and served in style inferior to none.
With polite and attentive barkeeper, irstrate
cook, choice viands, good liquors, prime cigars and
moderate charges, they hope 10 receive fair share
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
70 be drawn Saturday. November 2sth, in Bsli-
e% 2l4a&f r. sx-'t mora Md Et stFt5ta 4fa i.fA

Tickets $lo--Haves, s5-Q Quarters, e So Eighths
81 IS.
Certificate Of pasStsss Of g g SaS. &c
DO DO IS qusrssra.. .... 81 % %
Do do rs eghths ....... Is so
In the above scheme formed by the ternary COM
bnation Of rs numbers, making 67,h25 tickets, and
the drawing of IL balots there viii be $40 prizes
each having three Of the drawn numbers on il 1885,
each having two Of them on; Ss,7ll, each having
one only Of them on.
To determine the fate of these prizes, rs numbers
wheel on the day Of The drawing, and IL Of them
drawn out at random, and that ticket having for ita
combination the 1st I'd and Sd drawn numbers will
be entitled to the capital prize Of $36, 2s5.
That ticket with the 4th, 9th and 9th drawn, TO
That ticket with the 7th, 9th and 9th drawn, TO
$4,000. $500
That ticket with the 10th, 18th and 18th drawn,
to S4,O00
That ticket with the 3d. 4tt and 5th drawn, to $4,000
That ticket with the 9Th, 9th and 7th drawn, "a
$4,000. R la ki8&7s
That ticket with the eth, 7th and 9Th drawn, ia
100. al E2.. s sst lg Sa.9 sl
That ticket with the sth, 9th and 10th drawn, To
$4,000.
And 80 ON according TO the above scheme.
All other tickets (is9) with three Of the drawn,
each $3.50. .a s
Those ss tickets with the Isl and cd drawn, each
$500.
Those ss tickets with the I'd and 4th drawn, each
5000. fs SIS 3H
Those 8a tickets with the 9th and 9th drawn, each
$1O0.3 s e hs
Those IS tickets with the nth and sth drawn, each
500. 2N ".
All other tickets (s,so6,) with two of the drawn,
each $50.
All those tickets (23,438,) with one Of the drawn,
each &l0 3t
k7y- No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF
superior denomination can be entitled 10 an nfe-
rior prize. f
We have much pleasure in directing the attention
Of our patrons add friends to the above most liberal
Schemes prize in which would secure an ndepen-
dence to Me fortunate possessor. II viii be drawn
upon the combination system, there being Twelve
Drawn Ballots in each package Of twenty FIVE tickets.
Address orders for Tickets TO is
r. III. HUBBARD CO.,
Office, 80 Fayette street, Box 40
oct 27--d&w Baltimore Maryland.