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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-02
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Testimonials,

AUGUST II, 1s55.-puring the time have held the
office Of Commissioner Of Patents, R. II. Eddy Esq, of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the Office, Solicitor. lie is thor
oughy acquainted with the law, and the rules Of practice
Of the Office I regard him Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse. CfIAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
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Mr.. Ediior:-I am well aware that sie
leading topic is purely political, ami that any
thing else at present has hut n passing riotce,
Still, there i. subject OF infnte importance
that must be looked to aud cared Tor, in or.
der to train the youth for usefulness aud pre-
pare them for the important task Of handing
down in perpetual succession, those lovely in
stitutiors of learning which our ancestors
have toiled and sweat ard spent much treas.
ure in rearing And in looking over the
country find no place where Young gen
tlrman or lady could do better (if so we'll }
than to secure place in the School now com.
mencng ihe Winter Session at Philadelphia,
under the care Of Rev. d. VI, Rowan, rrnci
pal. and Mrs ANS LAW, Assistant. There
are now about SC pupils and still increasing,
and 1t is very eredtable to see how easily
every class is attended to, the quiet aud
good order which prevail, and the happy
manner in which the teachers control the
mind and train it TO study. Each pGpil ap.
pears to he on the wing to outsirip his fellow.
Here IS taught all the branches, from com
mon spelling to Latin and Greek.
To those at distance, Philadelphia is a
Vi lage Of sober. quiet and industrious habits;
in morals rarely equalled, and free from much
of the gew.gaw so often found in villages,
calculated to draw of the Young into wild
extravaganza.
Boarding can be had in private houses at
very fair prices. Room will be made for all,
by application to the teachers, until the
school is filed up. In word, it is now one
Of the best Schools in East Tennessee.
And last, the btrsic Department, as taught
by Miss Anna Law, on the Piano, is truly m
opportunity which should be embraced by all
lovers Of music, and especially those who
wish to take lessons, DC.
oc2l-6t Most truly, A FmESp.
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THE RED nuns OF BELGIUM.-Thrre is in
Brn4es u community more interesting, per.
haps than any uthrr couvpntu4l establish.
mrut, for u certain veil OF mystery which IN
shroudS it, and from the lact--caSy explain
ed by the uuhralthlncss Of the LEGALITY in
which the convent h : been unfortunate v
placed that most uf it's votarirs either die
young or lnsc all appearances of health soon
alter entering it,. The Red Nuns are Of the
ariatogrcy OF Belgium; their vocation Is en-.
lir"ly "contenpIativr," and thus trgy lead II
lite devoid 81 human interests. So soon ms
they have taken the vows Of the order, and
assumed The scarlet robe in honor of the 81
,vior, they bid farewell tn their families
Never, TIL death "nnbiudS the silver chain'
are their visible forms brought in contact with
the world. Then they are lail out, dressed
in the rob and accessories Of the order. with
fresh Hover strewd about them, and tall
tpciS shedding serene light on their fair,
yuung faces: the gates are thrown open To the
public, h" are invited to view the corpse
from distance, the clinuntcd requiem con
llnuing through the day.
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ROUGH AND READY'S "SOL,LOQUY."
If this is Rough it's plain enough
That something has gone wrong
I've heard bad news-eheer M, my muse,
And let US have a song
The race is run, the victory won,
Aud shouts now rem the air;
One thing is sure-slilard Fillmore
lis proved to be-"Ko shsre r
Old Fed'ral Buck was born in luck,
And floats upon the tide;
He'se,s his sail to catch the gale,
Aud takes merry ridel
With thund'ring knocks and shiv'ring shocks.
Old Buck has LAID us low;
In deep distress now confess
1t was a master blowl
glance around-I view the ground
Oh who has seen the likei
In grief and pain, ask again,
"IIho else did Lightning striks3',s
The Democrats now wave their hats,
And shout aloud for Buck,
The "OldLire.Whigs" are dancing jigs-
We've had most awful luck
now repeat poor Sam" is heat,
But there's no use in CRYING;
The reason why he's. blown sky high
lie had no mouth for iyi"gi
This is our truct. our cause is just
Shall we SUBMIT Mol never
Our battle cry we raise IN high,
"The Union, now-foreveFl"
III now review our doleful crew
See how they shake ana shiverl
With setting poles" we'l pass the shoals,
And navigate salt River"
We're in the "lureh, so come on, "Burch,"
Aud bring the "Post" along,
And while our boat shall gaily float,
Wen sing lively song!
RouoH AND READY
lGNinn CO., Tenn, Noo 8, 1856.
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Notice,
OFricE EAST TENN. d Ga BArL'RoAn Co. !
At1,ans lima "a IQEG

OFrfcE EAST TENN d Ga. BAiL'HoAb Co.
Athens, June 26, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that on aud after
~ the first day Of July.neXt, no charge will
BE- made. or compensation received for the
transportation of srec.e or bank bills in the
hands Of owners or heir agents in passing
over this road, nor will this company be &C
bills nor ~ill this company or their agents
receive for transportation or otherwise take
in charge any specie or bank hills either for
transportation or in trust for safe keeping and
delivery. II. c. JACKSON,
Superintendent Transportation.
July Ally
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To Gotten and Hsoica iianuiac-
tuTers, Fail Road Companies, tsa-
..s..s.-.- .,,,a General Dealers.


EztCHTSE BElTi,;ti, for Gins, Ihrcshers Mis-
~ F.ctos..- Gs.. Sc. mi's ron best whole hide
leaticr-curri-1, ryetcd, Stretched ant eehenel a'
our vor ln Newark, y. ,. All willis, 60 - inches
and of varranted quality. Poker sud Lsce Leather
Calfaud Sheen Roller skins, Roller Cinh roller brush
con, Du.ers: pickcrs; stripping Cards; King TRAY
elers; AMI variety Of Factory Findings Sole leaih-
err Of every description English. French, and Ameri-
can an Skins; Lining aud binding skinsi Shoe tegs
Lasts; Boot Trees; PeY Jacks te-. &C. and general
assortment OF Root aud Shormsksfs' Findings; iog
Ssi,s. Sheen SkiRs, aud Morocco skins. Harness
Igtber Birdie skirt!nr and Belt Leather; Patent and
IuameIled Leather and Ensmelled Cloths.
Also,
general assortment Of Snddiery IEard-
yy-nr.. Cuncsi hardware. and Coach
TRIES, ~, in,Ts Springs ANles, Naleahlr Casting,
Bands, Bolts Screws, Fsllecs Hobs. sPokes shais,
Pole Mos. Carried Hair, oil and Rrlssels Carprtsi
vsr7i-fes sind PAPER. &c, &c Tor sale low At our
SHERMAN, JESsUP : CO.
No a8q Broad street. fIgus'G, Ca
HARRAL. NICHOLS 4 co,
CorEer o! Hasel and Meeting SIS ChgrisT07, 5. q.
- - RETrS, NICHOLS & CO.,
oct 24-fy-i?9I No. 90 Liberty street. Aep York.
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7Yctlt, slO-Mires s5-Quar,srs s9,5c


DANAWAY from the subscribers. on the
IA 7th day Of August last. II NEGRO BOY
hv the name Of Charles, about - years old,
& feet | ! inches high. weighs about $50 lha,
dark complexion, full round face has n small
scar ON his right arm near The elbow. aud
was purchased fran a man by the name OF
Dnpree. who resides seven miles from Keyes-
Vile, Virginia Also, on the st day Of Sep.
temhcr last. BOY Alfred, u ar - wears old,
feet inches high weighs nhou, so pounds,
copper complexion, thick lips. and mouth
pr"iects--ani is the property of owen J.
Willis, of Monroe county, Georgia-has lived
in East Tennessee, where he probably has re-
iatiuns.
We will pay $50 for the apprehension and
delivery of the boy Charles Mt our camp Mt
The Tunnel Of the Cleveland and Chntinnoo-
"a Rail Road. or S25 If lodged in any Jail 50
we get him, and s25 FOR the b.. Alfred, or
$40 il lodged in jail.
JOHN D. GRAY d co.
Oct 10, ls56-tf-424
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DrV Goods.

CENIIE undersigned are nov receiving, and Will have
Il ready for exhibition by the 10Th inst the largest
and beSt assorted stock 6f
American. English. French German
and swiss IDDcy Goods,
they have ever had the pleasure to show 10 the retail
merchant. They have spared no pains nor expense in
getting up stock from which MI classes OF customers
can select their a,sortnents. They have made larger
investments thi3 season IN FINE GOODS than they
have done before and respectfully solicit an ex
animation Of their stock from retailer, when visit
ing the citvbeeving that with the r'yy9drgs dssort
1nsat and i7c prizes they will be able IN offer induce
pents n alr =. MORGAN & CO,
Nashville, Aug p, 1886 No 70 Puhlic Square.
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-.| REMOVAL.
Saddle, Bride and Harness

Wa site orGts Pubuc S2pare.
gyIE subscriber would return his sincere thanks TO
ue nubllc generally Tor the very liberal patron
40. ne has received and hopes by strict attention to
business 10 merit continuance OF the same.
lie has Just returned from Philadelphia with good
stor of materials which ensbbes him to manufacture
sny article IN his line with promptness and despatch
Hog. skins for seating Enanoed Len,herof Al coiors
pa, SKINS Bride PITS strrnp Irons, and yarious other
articles for sale low down Tor cash.
lie ke.ps constantly on hand good assortment Of
Saddles rides Whips, &C. Please call before purchas.
inT elsewhere on the Square, between Gibson's and
Doyd's Stores. .. hO"iN A. AILEb.
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afrnxod

BNRoM Athens, on the 95tl ult, aSorreI Horse:
~ about 10 hands high, three years OLD past, right
tall has had the isua shol before only. Anyperson
giving me Information as 70 the Whereabouts ~ the
above Horse will be suitably rewarded for his trouble.
My Post Once is Erie, Roane county, Tenn.
Nov I-ets-4gi W. u. CLACK.
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PLaN or TnE LOTTERY.


10000 numbers, corresponding with those tho
Tickets placed In one wheel The first $50 Prizes
are placed IN another wheel. number is drawn from
the number wheel, snd at the same time a Prize Ia
drawn from the other wheel The Prize drawn Is placed
against the number drawn This operation Is repeated
until all the Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS pRizEs.-The two preceding and the
succeeding numbers TO those drawing the FIRST $50
Prizes will he entitled to the GO Approximation Prizes,
according to the Scheme.
In ordering tickets, enclose the mones to our nd.
dress for the Tickets ord red, receipt Of which they
WIN be forwarded by first mall.
TIN list Of Drawn Numbers and Fries will be sent
TO purehasers Immediately after the drawing,
Purchasers viii please write their sign lures plain,
and rive their Post Oiire. County aud state.
w Remember thai every prize Is drawn, and pay
able in full withou, deduction.
~ AL Prizes Of n 600 and under paid Immediate.
" after the drawng-oher Prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days IN nh witlou, ttluction.
Az communications strictly conhdentlals
Orders for Tickets should he sent In early.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets az
either Office.
Orders for Tickets can he addressed eherto
6. SWAN & CO, Atlanta, Ga.
June 6-ti-402 orS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
~ As the rbove is mot an "odd and even number
scheme" Certificates OF Packages can he sold in IT,
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July Ally
PLANO roarm -.

FlNllE subscriber is now receiving new So
/ lection OF SPLENDID rlAAUS from tina
oldest manufactures, HAVING ALL TIE
NEW IMPROVEMENTS. aud selec,ed with
great are from more than thousand instru-
meuts-among which are the new Corrugated
Sounding boards, Of Bohrdman, Gray TO-,
which are receiving so much favor both in
America and Europe. This valuable improve
ment ndds one half more space to the Sound
ing Board thereby largely increasing itspower
producing q greater volume of tone, together
with peculiar disinc,iveness aud independ.
ence OF the notes, aud nearly equaling the
GRIND Piano. All liauos warranted
Also, receiving n large selection Of X,sic--
Songs. Polkns. Waltzes. Narintiuns, Dc, DO;
Guitars aud Strings: superior Melndians aud
!lnrmuniums; Piano SionlS aud Covers.
pinuos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber refers to the following gen
tlemen who have purchased of him, and who
can testify as to the excellence Of these 10.
strnmenis:
Col. W. $. Galloway. Ricevnle, Tenn.
Hon. J. G. Gart, Cleyeland, +"
Dr. Harrison, Loudon,
Mai l.. n. Hurst. Mouse Creek.
DR.. W. H. Hurley. Loudon.
Col. r. B Brabson, Chattanooga, Z"
J. Burt. ESQ. Knoxville.
DR. r. II. Ilodsdeu. ssvieryille,
j. r. Rowcu, Esq, Moaroe county"
n j Campbell. lag. Clevelpnd, "
W. c. Meiin, E,q. Loudon. "
VIM. Beale. fsq, Murphy, N. G.
Hon. II. W. Massengale. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Col. u. 4. Tibbs. oneord,
benjamin Chandler ESQ, Chattanooga,
Mri' J. Nee. bradley county.
T. X warnaouis, t.sq., Cha:tanooen.
AUD also TO meny IN Georgia and hlabarnn,
and al.o TO Schools IL ihosa s,aics.
Aug. 8. no. CooKT.
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Married,

Married. q
At the residence OF her mother, in this county, on
the 18th lnst by the Rev. 7. X. Munsey, Mr.. T. A.
JoSEs, OF Ga, and Miss SUSAN n. MAsrIS.
save acknowledge the receipt of portion OF the
good things prepared for the occasion. The happy
couple have our best wishes for as much sunshine and
happiness as they can make use Of.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. ThoS. L. Hoy Mr.. ]. A.
CCLPEPPFR. Of Polk county to Miss ELzABErH A. BES-
toy, OF McMinn.
Take my hand, you have my heart
Indeed you've had it long ago.
And now wen never, never part
Hymen says he'll have it so.
In Benton Polk County. the 1ith inst, by Rev. j.
L. Miburn, JAMES u. STUART, Esq, to Miss MARY A.
McKAMY. .ih
On the same day by the sane Dr. N W. BEELER, OF
Benton, to Miss MARY II. D. CAnERM of Columbus,
Tenn. .. HNt
MAY roses strew their future paths
And joy light all the way
That leads them from The bridal home,
To the close OF life's last day.
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TINS OGGIN OF THE TURKISH CRESCENT.
When Philip OF Macedun upproachrd by
night With troops to scale the walls OF Byzan
tum the moon shnnr out aud discovered his
design To the hrSirg,d, who rrputsrd him.
The crescent VAS Afterwards adopted as the
.varite badge at the city. When the Turks
took B,zauuum, they fpurd the. crescent in
every public place, and believing II To pos
scss some magical power adopted II tuem.
selves
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AZ tire commencement ol the present year,
there were in the United States about 23-
600 miles Of railroad, employing about 5000
locomotives. 1t is estimated that these To-
core Olives consume between iour and five
million cords Of wood annually the product
OF IT least 100000 acres Of wood land
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CHARLESTON. Nov ll.--Cotlpn-The in
quiry To d,y dor the nwcr rates is entirely
suswrdrd. Sales 800 bales, to one purchas
tr, at lla--ahonI bait Qu'rter decline.
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A NICE Place TO Board AT-A lady. who
has just opened boarding house in Philodel.
phia, has adopted the following rules: The
gentlemen must not put their feet on the
mantle in winter, nor out of the window in
summer, aud the lady must not write her
name on the glass with n quartz pin. If she
uses an air tight, she must regulate the 'Lnn
per herself. aud not ring every ten minutes
for the chambermaid. The single gentleman
must not play the trombone, nor make love
to the servants, nor comb his whisker' at the
table If lie does he won't answers The
lady must not turn up her nose at everything
on the table, unless she has natural pug,
and none of the part! must drink or talk
with n mouth full Of victuals, nor must they
fight for the top buckwheat cake. Terms
liberal, and board TO be paid weekly in ad
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The first grist.mII ever erected in Penn
sylvaua is yet in existence. 1t Is a quaint
old stone building, and bears the date about
1850. 1t is loo ned on snail stream near
Germaulown and some of III original ma
rbincry imported from England is still re
tanned in tho mill.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF rVLh CUONTY. 1856

~ Preparations are making in 81. Peters
burg for grand equestrian statue To the Etr
Emperor Nicholas.
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DlssoRGiNG llzAEp.- l.nst week Jnn.
Mitchell, ul the town of Chrmnng, was TAX.
vn With tit of vomiting, and inally dis
gurgcd f.om his stomuch lizard near nine
inches long! lie had drank several pota.
lious ol whiskry, together With three quarts
Of milk that day, and it is supposed that the
lizard 90, drunk ON milk miueh-hencc LAT,
getting sori.h - 10 come out of his Iodg'
nrMts. Tho Lizard is supposed 10 have been
swallowed snmc fur years since, ~ about
that time Mr. Mitchell INHALED something
while Watching al "drcr lick" ~ hich has
caused u Slight debility at the stomach ever
since Eimhd ~ y. Ga.aue.
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CRIME ~ New EORH,-Duliug the last
six months, the police OF New York CITY,
have made II arrests Tor murder, 80 Tor
passing counterfeit money, IL for assault
with intrnt to XIII, 8 for arson, l53 burgla
nv, 1882 assault aud battery, % forgery, %
gambling, los bilamy. There were 322i
offences committed against property: S73
violations of Corporation ordinances; 33454
persons werc accommodated with lodgings
at the several stalun houses.
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FIRts.-The Journal Of Commerce has re.
cords Of twenty three fires which occurred
during the months of Octohr-, destroying
property to the value of Sl,0SO,0O0. New
York lost S9SO,OO0 and Philadelphia $780,.
noO
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.]-A German paper asserts that prussc
acid only causes SUSPENSION of life NJ first, aud
that one who takes il can he restored to ami.
melton hy the pourng of acetate of potash
aud salt dis~nlvrd in water on the head and
spjne. Rabbits have been thus recovered.
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DANCER OF NEARING lloOPs IN A lllGH
WIND.-Durlng the wind ON SATURDAY after
noon, and while the dust was circulating so
thick that no one could see more than the
length of an eyelash in front, lady, dressed
in the most elegant style, in coming round
one cf The corners, was lifted oil her feet by
the force OF the ind acting on the great TX
pinsr of surface which she presented /" it.
Thew un oriunately d d not set her down
in the same position in which she was bri0re
being taken up, hut turning her gently on
one side. il laid her cndwisr on the side walk,
where sir cuinnlrncel n series al astonishing
gyraliuns, railing over and over on the hoops
of the skirts and exhibiting species OF Ia
connection which is not yet gcnrraIly appre
ciird, and which may come into fashion,
with nigh winds aud iar"r rirc cts nt light
. material. Asthe lady Illus rolled over and
aye;, several persons were Knocked down AID
pas,rd over by the lady and the hoops, with.
nut ever knowing that any thing had bent
them. Fortunately for the hdy, the dust and
the astoui>hmrut ct tLr people out If doors
permitted but few to Nitn ~ lhiS1cw mcthnd
OF getting along in - still hf. czr, and Keeping
up iull sail at the same time. As we came
round corner, we found the lady wrdgrA
between lamp pust and hydraui, and i'm.
nrdatly assisted her tn an upright Instead
of a rrcumbrnt positirn.- D,irni ADJ
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SUGAR CAYE IN New JERsEY.--The Phladel-
phia journal has received portion Of the
stalk and n quantity of the seed of sugar
cane, which was raised at Pittssrove. Salem
county, New Jersey. The cane is of the Chi
na species and was raised from iced procured
by Commodore Perry, when abroad on his
Japan expedition The soil used IN this ex.
pertinent was of n light sandy character, and
the planting was done in May last This and
similar attempts to cultivate this particular
cane in New Jersey have been highly sue
cessrul, so much so, indeed, as to encourage
belief among the intelligent and practical
men, that the culture may he carried on IN
most of the Middle States to great extent
and with considerable profit.
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Mcrrinn County Court.


nuda A. Lemons, aud others.
ct appearing that the defendants IIulda A. Lemons,
W'lilm Worthey, Littleton Z. Seay, James g Dry-
ant nd Barthsna F. Seay, nou-resldeutS It Is or
dered tn publication be made FOR four weel In the
Athens POST requiring them 10 appear at the next
term Of the County Court OF DcMinn county, at the
Courthouse in Athens on the LIST Monday in Decein-
Der next and plead answer demur to conlainants
bill, Judgment by default win be entered against
them. WILLIAM GEORGE, Cielk. .
Nov I, ls5j-St-prs Zee s3-424
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8 = Q 4 Q . .
VIII be diatrtblte Aeeording 70 the following
$3.50 Prizes, amounting % ..........S2O4.UGO
Whole Tieksts slo-Tdlres Quarters *.
Plan of the Lottery.

Whole Tietsts slO-Iidlres o Quarters *.
Plan of the Lottery.
10000 numbers corresponding with tspose the
Tickets are placed in one wheel The first PIC Prizes
are placed in another wheel. A number is drawn
from the number wheel and at the same time Prize
il drawn nom the other wheel. The Prize drawn is
placed against the number drawn. This operation is
repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRizEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding number to those dra wing the the Tst
&c Prizes will b. entitled to the CT Approximation
Prizes according to the Scheme.
$500 Prizes OF $40 viii be determined by the last
figure Of the number which draws the $4,000 For ex-
ample, If the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. l, then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to $40 II the number ends with
No. 2 then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will be entitled to S45, and SO on.
Great inducements 20 Clubs.
AS one-half Of the Tlcketsin the above Scheme Geor
ga Lottery Glass l9l are guaranteed to draw IS, we
will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tickets Todd and
even numbers the following rates, which is the risk
the same. All that the 10 Tickets (Which are those
decided by the number drawing the Capal9 draw over
the amount guaranteed accrues to The purchaser.
Certificate Of Package ofl0 Whole Tickets. $50
= :. 10 10 n lIr.t :" 800 800. rs s
II viii be perceived, by this plan that for $50 The
purchaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets, when II he
buys Tickets be would only get for that sum wholes
thus by the former plan he has four more chances for
the larger PrzeslIaif and Quarter Packages in pro-
portin.
4n Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
FIRST mail.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write heir signatures plain,
and give their Post Office county and State.
az Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
able in flll without deduction.
tT~ Al Prizss Of ~ 900 and under paid Immediate
~ the drating-oter prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets eashed renewed in other tickets-at
either Office.
Aiires' orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Pack
ages of Tickets either 10
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
June G-td-402 or S. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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.E It WAS aproycrb among the Greeks
that a hhtcrer who lifts YOU up to the
clouds has the Same motive as the eagle
when he raises the tortoise in .he air; he
wishes to gain something by your fJl,