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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
WILLIAM u. ROYAL.
Paris, January IS. 1856.

oNroEn, Sc. Ma Cow, ofrrobais held at Paris
within and az the Comfy NJ OSfofd, % tie
third Tuesday 1T January, A. u. 1856.
OEnEUTD, Thaithr sai, William n. ROYAL give
notice 10 I'll pcr.ons inicrc't,a by Publishing co.
~ of this ourf thpc weeks sucrsssiysl, in the
ONfom DcuocIat, printed a. Paris, that they may
aprear NJ Probate Court 10 he held AZ Paris,
On the third Tu'sd,y u llafcb neat, tt nine ~
the clock IN the ffsnoon. nd sbrN cause, N COY
ttry have why the s'mr shpull not b. granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jssgs.
Atme eopy-Aue'it
W. WIHr NiEGtS, Rgiifr.
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SINGLE MACHINES

Me- aal I-,yort! PHsni,-ulb o. ulhlH J'T'o'
auH.lgi.
fIYlis I th- he.t Sh,nsi- Machine ever offered
To tie pabllc. Machine. ani Rights will IT,
:. ~ 90 reasonable terms. C,roul,r', giving Toll
le.criptiys. 10 i.c f,rNsrdcl on atdrcssi"s.
SMIriI \ POTTER, or
SLOWER 4 DlCkNEll,
80 s IS Anany Bluck, Bo'Ipn, Macs.
Isb. %, !sjs. b
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To hs HoR. TIg~a, H. BroSH, ledge ef Pro!,H
ufhH agd tor h' C0EAiy u OIfoTd.
RESPECTFULLY represents. Willi,m n,
IL Royal. named executor of the lasi VIII and
Tc,pmsut o( Benjamin T. Royal, late of Paris. in
said county, deceased, (Which said las, VIII asi
Testament has been filed IN sah court, this day.
Cnr Probate that me Jane Rose, late oil ari.
aiore..id, IN her IT, tine, made and executed her
last will and Testament, ~ which shs named ih.
,asI lienjamin T. ROYAL q, ESscutor OF her ssd
VIII that saii Jane Rowe hAs deesased since the
dctesss ~ ,aid Bsnjaniin H. Royal; Wherefore
The aid Wm. u. ROYAL presents 10 ssid Court the
said hsl VIII aud Tc.ainshi u said Jane Rove.
and pfais lour Honor 10 APPOINT some suiablep'r-
con adminlstratof oCthe 'a,d Jsne RoNe's estate
With the VIII annexed
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OtToEp.,s. Na Count II Probate h'dat Psr'.
Within anI 80 Oh, 1uJutN OF ONiurd, 600 lhc talrI
Tursday uf IluulN i1 ihe year Uiuur l.ordou
thousand eight huudrcd ard tty-'iNs
rLIpHNLET ADAMS, aImiulFtr'ior II III.
L. ,.tp'r ~ JusI,u STIAHNs, i1ir ~ hic'd
IN s,I County ,Irccl.ri, having prrseH'si hs hr'i
account uf administration ol lho 'satC ol said De-
ceased &c allowance:
OEutrrr, That The s,id AdmIut'ipt"r g''"
notice On 40 prr.uas Interested, hy rlu'lnga cory
ofthis order a. BE- Published the" vc'ks sucrcs-
,ycI, iu The ONlh nrmnurat, PRINTED 81 fa"s,
th,ti' nav arr,rr a. Probate Cont CO. 10 boil
,i Pads, 10 ,pL Cuu.i, co ih' 'hiui Iursdar e
Mach u,,l, aJ nius 81 tA- cIu'h ,nt hs iorru'"n,
,nl .Nru ,,a.r, " a1, they a1yr, Why the 'ame
should rHt b. allowed.
THOMAS II. BRONN, y.lsr
4 tue c1V!--ltic'i.
w. WiRT IJroty, E,sa'''.
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l'IIE Subscriber hereby gives public a"''ce iha'
n. Ia. been dnI, appointed ly the honorable
JuIse Ut pr1lnie, lnr The County Of Oxford, AMI
assumed the trust u Aininisrlur OF the estate 81
WILLIAM WALTON late Of Peru
IN said county. deceased, by giy,rg to"d a. ih'
law directs. lie iherriIrs iopucsis ah ier'"n'in-
drhird 10 the e,t,tc ~ siiI decreased To make 'm
mediate payment; aai those Who have any 'e-
H., lsig. SUMNER X. NEWELL.
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DID EVE EAT THE APPLE?
re- M SURE, SHE DID'
And. ever since. the people have gTonncd
with the ToOthuChc. hut

rl-a. - G-S -m Il
l. h,rry o. pruruurr 20 the ruhig chat hr has o.
| ~.,,rrrs1 Wrns., o. that most agg1vaiu- of
al TOOTUNtlll.
The d. take. ihi. method II returning his sin-
ec,s Thank. Co tho pyhI,c tee iArir hhrn' rntr'n'
,-, .,p,. br b.. I,,u ,p thg place. Asha1r.ig0,
A., make 10 a p.uuausut lssitan, Do souli -, O"
M. pulIi, that be lul, hereafter l., iJuna al h''
.ufHr
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ANyID,

N American Girl. IN = fmi, IN this village,
\ To- DO general lloy-e~ork. On" Who would
hke to cngagr or wear vOuld Be preferred. Al.
Src.., v. PsSis XII
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lIOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE VIZ SICnl

I, he. been lbe lol 1t The hum-n rac. To- uc
weighed down D., disease and Suffering. llulln.
sa,'. r,il. arc special, adapted to the rchel 81
De- weak, thr NrNDu', the Delicate, nnd the ln'
huu uf 100 ,'irnCs, ages, srNrs, cod ,"nsiiiui"ns'
Protector Holloway personally 'up''iuicnu' che
ulHufriur- ~ De-. nslirinr- IN the nitrd ~'1''s,
,rI offer. them 90 . lrse aul enlightened people,
a, The beet rcm,,'y the world ever 'aW Toe thc rc.
mlyiI ut dr.l.r.
THESE FILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Thee lmau. ran. at- s,pr,.., ,umhiue. o.
operate na ths stomach. thr liver, ihc LiIuc,. - thr
h1gs, the .kin, lni che hovcl', correcting any
trnugeu.nt 300 thririunrtuns, puril' irg The liu"t
ths ,,r, uuutai1 OF Iiie, ani thus curing dicasc N
all o. HrUs.
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200 LAND w ARRANT It's

SvA&J@En1Eo
rINIIE subscriber !. prepared to purchase 200
Land Warrants ol all denominations, iof which
be VIII pay
An advance on the h.shast market prices,
a. he parchase. Warraats ior location -,
All persons having Warrants Ior sale VIII 90
well 10 call aud see him. ,,
Ns,ulI. Isl, !. 49,.
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Commissioners Notice.

WYE having icen appointed h, the Judge u rro-
w late or the County II ONiotd, 60 receive ard
examine the clsims ui the creditor. II Levi u.
Patrick. late 1T Denmark, IN slil county, deoea.-
,, ~sosa estaie y represented ins'lycnt, give NO.
lice that IN monlhs commencing the 20h day n
November, A. u. 1855 are allowed 10 aid cr,,l'-
tors 10 briGg IN and prove their chiin'; and thai
We vii attend o. The service assigncd a. ~ %"
tudn. house u 7. l.. Rice IN Dcnuaik, 81 Sat
urday the fret day II March sEi sa'usJpy the
Ghh day II April ncNi, iroIa 2 IN > oclo'k T. NJ,
on each ofsail da,..
FRANCIS l. RICE,
JAMES VI. RICHARDSON,
Dated ihi. 81 day of leb,airy, 1856.
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W,n, Ut DO, mr.t dr.pot.r governments hive
.r,sJ their Custom llpu,ss Co.. iac iuiruturl 81
th,.r riIl.. th,tthr, in,, become The mcl,ciu, IT
th. ra...s. Leaned College, admit that This
ms.irriue o.. ihr l..t rgmrd, ever known Cor rrr-
con. OF f.Itrtfc health, or vh'rs che sNsicm hos
i.ru inquired. 70. 81. m'igontng puihtie' never
-L..L o.. INN L-LLlL
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Opposite the Elm House,
NORWAY VILLAGE,

Trur, rhs fGr,ulb Co ihs n,i ~ s',h moO,h. u1i,l
nrhrr ~r'r,r, where Boz vil CrniinI" Go I~liarm
40 operation retaining Co che Deuhl protection in
a sHTTrtYf ulHuTr.
NUHw,l, Feb %, 1856.
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A, Count Of Probate h,id At AsbSn, vi,h,n snd
nr The CONT, II Andr0gcUgg'u, ou The 'ccond
T,...d4y ol T,iHuly, \. ID, l-j6.
Il IMuTuY LUDDEN, aluinis,ra'or ~ The 80
] tate 81 levi IrIi'u h.c Of DiNh"'i ~ mo
Count, Il ONiurl, drceasri, having pfr''n''n h''
,cgsp, ~ tl. alminr.trsf,ol OF ssd estate iu'
probate
OrprErp,ihaiihrs said Ticolsy LuAlsu give
,o,,,,t, an prr.on. interested, b, causing COP.
oCtb,. Order g. H. Published three weeks succrs-
.iycl, On The ONiom D0Cooat, printrd At fau',
tb,tihry may appear 81 Probate Cont n 10
held NJ Adam pu The ri Tuosdly Of March
nrNt NJ ten of the clo,k in thr 'o'sg"2u, sm sh'~
cause, II any lhcy have, VII! The same should not
be- granted. ..,,,
4 true eopy --a,is,t; :. l.. HIT, Register.
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Female Complaints.

w female. young ar plI, 'h1uIi be- vi aoutlh.'
rsI,If,t,d madeleine. n rurr,,ts tud regulate The
r,rrihl, spur,ss ~ 80 period a,ling 'a many ca.
,p.Itkr rlauu. II is pl-D the best and safest
medicine dat rlu be- g,,u 10 chiidrcn ~ all 'c'..
aud nr 100, complaint; consequently "o hmlI,
'buu.i o., without iI.
~. -.L.-,-l.L pM. m. L-l-.LNIa L.-L--aI j.
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n,.nrp.in nnd Li,or ComplnInt..

Nrltly htfthr human race have taken these
pile, II has brou proved IN 1ll r1rt' II the Nu'id
ihpt 8lihpy be-. lr,n fpunI equal 60 them iu cIs,s
II ii.urIsr. of th, Liver. j,.r,p'ia, and stomach
r,rnl,iu,s genaUaI',. The, soon give q health,
tone ip lr.r urgtn.. however, much d,Bngrd, aud
when 40 other u.ius have AilHi.
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O,rarp. -. Ata Cuuubf Probate hriai lnu',
within snl ~ ths Count, 0l ONhui, ou he
ihirl Tua.,,y oi January, \. D., 1850.
on me r,titian ~ SARAH BOSwORTIl.
Ivtl.s nf I,uu,N Bu.wuErU, lac q
Suursr. il mid cuunt,. deceased, rnylug Hr an
,Ihu,rrc rr, u thr per.ofal ''iiir u bee h'"
husband.
Orp,urp't'.t tls ,aia r,u6srr s,,e NJ.
,;,t,II .r..,,. uf.frstr,l n. Clu.Hg 1,uTN niihis
order tn H. iulti.hr,l thee Nccks .ucc'-siNrlN m
The ONErd Dsinucnt apullc u'wsp1pr pun'
t,I NJ rari., in the Count, II ONinrd, hat theN
nav arpear at q rolatc Court ~ be- held 81
par,. on the thm Tuc.iay % March n'N'' a.
nine II W, ,Io,A ~ tie syreg,0n, ad be" cause ~
an, the, have, WI, the same should not L. rr1nlsl
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jsig'.
A true oopy -iursE
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Don't despair! Don't despair

TT YOU ar. afflicted with Cough. ~ other pol.
j nonay disorder, anil have tired al the popular
medicine, Of the day wIIhov, success, lose no time
IN giving
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Maine Wesleyan Seminary,
rJ'HE SPRING TERN vii commence March
l7th. Good hoard can BE- obtained IN private
Enilie, ~ ut the seminar, boarding house, ~hich
will IT, undsr the Management ollhs Rev. GEoRSa
e. CEAvToEp and LADY.
n. 4. TORsEY, rrieo'gal,
Keut's It'll. Feb. slh, 1856.
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NOTICE.

TIVE Co.parner,hip hsrs'oiofs s'i''ins undo,
The 6ru, Of sr.GnNs a Co., VAS dissolved
INV wv - THOMAS sTEARNS,
A. W. STEARNs.
yrs.', Fall, rslpaN ~s, 1850
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Artists Association.
PINE Ar pS.

'I'llE .nlsrrib-rs On announcing their appoint.
i rcnt re-, Managc,. Ut che above Association,
lac the ..l,4Ytrfurnt al the
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Cheap Cash Store!
IORl>tI.I

TORl>tLE.
'ruC DWELLING HOUSE ANp LAND
| orou,stri there's th. hi'', occupied p, John
H. >iuurIl, E.q 90 >"ulh r1i. Village. ilu
nrs ,f the mu.t pleasant tesiirnr's in chat rr1s-
aut ,ii'1-r. a"i hps al rSrlrl rruy,nis1rr. 10 o.
water. uu'luil0ss. and a goal luu With hr'i.
rate cellar rntrr o.. Nppl, Co lh- .uhsorhsr, Oft
io J. a. SrooItt, nj llusr,'s T''Cu.
DARIUS TOERES.
South r,ri.. rcb. p. Isj6
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Trrp,r Narsh-th

Sr>,rr The ac; i1 relation % Tr'c'cI-
sn-s un Iemarrrr came from ths llHu.',
that b1dy adhsrius O. i;s former vote
amgnI.sE che l,l. The senate rryrl',l
ans ,r.ncurrrl.
Mr. Svassy. from tle Judiciary Commit
tee reverted T" lr-is,etiUn ineNp~lirrt ON
order relating % the summonius yi Jurors
lv Judge. % municipal and police courts
anil Justice. OF che Pclcr
R,rI -gf cyu-4af uart additional, iu
relation o. tly Lake Sch4sI K. Il. 60.
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NJ, l'''!'li'i P'a' a' ,o'd.,N.1y lf''"''' Is
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true ccry-Aitesf
(. w. wIEt yIGGtv. R,E"ir.
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: tire c6ry--llrst,
~. WIN IirorS, E's..'s'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

ELoPEMENT.-From the larger cities of the
North, where heartless husbands are as plentiful
as black berries the rage for eopements in married
'crcles" has at length contaminated the fair soil
of Petersburg and taken off its first victim from
Plum street. James McCauly, we learn, man Of
family, whose wife has for some time past been liv
ing with relations beyond the city of Richmond, on
account of ill treatment from her husband, became
enamored of one Mrs. Susan Andrews of Plum
street, widow of some name in the society of that
locality and taking advantage of an over ardent
moment, yesterday morning decamped with her for
parts known to themselves alone. McCauiy has
been before the Mayor on one or two occasions for
maltrestipg his wife and as we have before stated,
was left by her on that account She left In his
charge several interesting children, whom he some
days ago carried to the neighborhood Of her place
of residence, there dropped them that they might
fnd their mother and returned TO his lady love-
Petersburg Express
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

monument has just been completed In PhIladsl J.
phia, which is designed 10 be placed over the re.
mains Of Geo. l.. UpFhur, NJ. d who fell victim
to the yellow fever In Norfolk, Va. In 1855 The
monument is 10 the EIizabeihisn style Of archfec.
tnre, having in niche, near the top, beautifully
chisened figures "Tims" and "Grief" while on the
but,rssses on either side placed an hour glass,
bible and cross-the whole surmeunted by an Urn.
The lettering upon it s a. foliows: Erected by
the Mxsoaic Fraternity Of Norfolk, Va. 70 perpst
nate 4 remembrance Of the many virtues Of their
amiable and distinguished brother. Past Master,
Goores L. Upshur. who, while In the Phianthrcp-
ic discharge OF his duty, fell victim 70 me ds,
stoying seousse Of less, agsd 81 ysen ana
uonthan ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

CoLoRED MEN IN ILLINois "A State Conven
ton of the colored citizens of Illinois, was held
recently at Alton, TO memorable the Legislature
of that State for repeal of the laws depriving
them of all benefit from the school fund.- vitiatipg
their testimony in courts of justice. &c. The
Convention appointed Commissioners to canvass
he State on the subect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

ANOTHER AMERICAN VoCALIsT.-Mr. Seguin,
son OF the we'll known opera singerof that name.
q young man of twenty-one, has just passed at the
Conservatoire de Musique OF Paris, as one of ten
ont of eighty examined. He is the hrst American
who has ever received this honor. His voice Is an
admirable basse cAsntante.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

HIS FATE-John II. Mears, the companion OF
the late Dr. Gardner in his frauds en- the United
States since he obtained his portion OF that pun
ed all his money. At length he became traf
ticker in . small wares, and took his goods from
one place to another in the various trains OF wa
aons that 90 through Mexico. A few weeks ago,
he was accompanying one of the trains from
Nieves to Monterey, aad on the way they were
attacked by the savages and Mears with his fami-
ly and several other persons we're murdered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

DEPARTURE OF THE MISSIONARY BRIG MORN
ING sTAR.-The new missionary brig Morning
ing Star" sailed yesterday afternoon, from India
wharf, for the Sandwich Islands. A large num-
Der of persons, young and old, were present to
witness her departure. The RELIGIOUS exercises OF
the occasion were conducted by Rev Drs. Worces-
ter and Pomeroy The brig takes out Rev. Hiram
Bingham and wife, who will assist in the mission
ary work on the islands of the Pachc.-Boston
4ar od
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

j t0o0Y000, n00 - o9n0 to1 e0e0 eo4uD00Doo
Isnorasic JouiSoasios -Ths dsnoersey 81 sA,a
| city had grand time at he Exehaneo HE'D lsse
wednesday night, where shoys gsvo dinner -
the State Electors. who met hsrs Ess Day 70 cost
TIE vote Of Virsinis Tor Prssdent and vies Prssi-
magnificent affsir, in every respect and I'd ereet
credit to Mr. John p. Ballard the pyspsieepr 81 ~
hotel, who knows 20 well bow 10 feast the layers
Of good living - well - 70 please the sys by ssn-
Col Geo W. Muuford presided on he oeca,,op.
and amer the cloth was removed, made very
happy speech, ~ was manifest BY the appliance
with which his remarks were received.
During the evening addresses were delivered
oy Messrs: Jshn Goode. Jr. Of Bedford. J. Ran
dolph Tucker Of Jefferson, L. Mostaeue Of
Aiddlesex, James Barbour of Culpeper, John D.
Floyd of Washington, Sherrard Clemens OF Ohio.
T. August and B. r. Wexford, Jr Of Richmopd.
Gov. Wise, and others, In response 70 sentiments
offered on the occasion.
About O'Clock in th morning the company die.
persed, and then escorted Gov. Wise to his man.
sion, the famous Armory Band, which was IN at.
tendance during the evening. discoursing sweet
enjoy themselves to their hearts content, it was
not because the committee ofarrangements did mot
do all in their power to render the occasion most
agreeable to al. 81
&yloek, the avaricious Jew, b TO bs psrsouated
might by Mr.: Edwin Booth. and should Be ss, =
by every true friend of the DRAMA for in this cast
he is said to be very fine. Those who know any
thing of the character Of "Shylock," can readily
imagine how difficult the part must be to one
young rs Mr.. Booth, and yet the best critics vie
have seen him in it, award him the highest mseo
of praise. The entertainments will conclude with
'Catharne and Petruchio," which vii be brought
out in All the strength of the company. Tickets
may be had and seats secured during the day.
Drunk.-Edward Gilman was committed to pri.
son by the Mayor, yesterday, for being drunk In
the street the night before
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

SALE OF STEAMERS In New York. Monday,
the steamer Cherokee was put up for sale. She
was started at $4,000 and was finally knocked
down f,r s3 OGO TO B. c. Webster. Esq.
The Falcon was started at $1,000, and finally
knocked down to Mr. Edwin Lynch for tbe SUN
of SlO.o50 Both vessels are now lying ut the foot
of Fourth street. East River. Tie Cherokee re
mains much in the saIne eondition as when oarh'
;,,J JsS2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. John Reed. attached 10
tho National Thestre in New York, died on Nom
day night. of an enlargement of the heart He
Of Wealth and Worth, although feeling i'll at the
time. and from then grow worse until death re
Heved him of his suferipgs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

Tba South Carolina Conference adjourned On
the 9th nit, to hold its next annual session in
Charlotte, N. @. About s2s 600 we're collected tne
past year for Missionary purposes.
The uett profits Of the Memphis'aud Chariso.0n A g
Railroad tor the month Of October were Soo scssc'
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9 WAN q CO.'S LOTrkklks.
NOVEL SCHEME.
3,2SO Prixos-Lowest Prize $40.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EvERY TEN TICKETS
PRIZES GUARANTEED
ALABAMA LOTTERYi
authorized by the State of Ala5asa I

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS X,
To be drawn In the city Of Mobile Ala In public ON
Wednesday, December 10, 1850,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
a Purchasers in buy ing 10 Whcls Tickets fvhen
ranteed prize of S40-Halves and Quarters In pro-
portion Certificates of 10 Tickets will be sold st
the rates below, for the risk on the Tickets and
which entities the holder to all he draws over the
$40 prizes.> -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

TunEELNe TIE EAST RIvER.-A meeting o.
sm;nsnt engineers land other scientific men has
haar held In New York. with view 10 consider
the prac.icabiiy Of tunnellihg the East Iiyer. -
its narro west point, between that city and BROCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

FEED MY LANES - There was point In the
ouain. remark of a plain farmer TO = somewhat
trapcedeptal preacher. take care, sir. You Go
not put the hay GO high in the rast the lambs car
mt reach IL
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$3.50 Prizes, amounting e2O4 90
Whole Tickets $40, Halves S Quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to 80 900 corresponding with
those Numbers on the tickets printed on separate
placed in one wheel.
The FIST 2l6 Prizes similarly printed and sneir.
cled are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and 0 number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the game
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are psned H and e1hib.
soners, the Prize being placed agsinst the number
drawn This operation Il repeated until all the Prizes
'' APPROXIMATION PIXIES.
The two preceding and the tive succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first 6 prizes will be
titled to the "a Approximation Prizes according to
5 600 prizes ofS4O will be determined BY tho
last figure of the number that draws the $4,000 fize.
wtb the then al the sks whsrs Ss
Der ends In l. will be entitled to $40 fthe number
ends with No 2 then all the Tickets whore the mum.
ber ends in 2 win be entitled to $40 and to o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
A. by this scheme, ticket In every ten II qua.
ranteed to draw $40 will sell certicstss Of
ages Of 10 Tisista !where the numbers ends IN
Ali that they draw over the . 10 Prizes .esruss to
sS Gsrtsscsss Of P.et.ss, of 10 Wh:Is Tickets. sse
-" 10 Qnsrtsn Is
purchaser has certificate Of 10 Tickets, whom IL
he buys Tickets he would only get for thst sum six
Wholes thus by buying Certfc sts. he has four
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
Packages in proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIYICATE0,
Enclose the money address for the Tieksts or
dered on the receipt of which they will bs forward
cd by frst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending
in any figure they may designste.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will b. sent
to purchasers Immediately after tho drswipe
e. Purchasers will please write their Signature
plain. and give their post office, county and Stat:
n Remember that every prize 10 drawn, snd pey.
able In full without deduction.
u All prizes of 81 900 and under, psiA fmmsdi.
stely after the drawinE-othsr prizss q the ugaal
time of 80 days in full without deduction.
All communication strictly eonfdent1sl.
In future our Lott cries win be drawn The 10Th,
20th and 30th Of each month.
Prize Tickets esshed or renewed In other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be sd1resDsA
either to 8. SWAN Co, Atianea, 0a.
deg or 8. SWAN, Mosteomegy, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05
coRREsPoNDENcE cEoFTHE DISPATCH
Barn . Burnt.
ORATGE Co,

ORATGE Co, Va, Dec 4.
Last night, about II O'Clock, tine barn Of Mrs.
Jno. Terrill was destroyed by fire. The loss is
quite heavy as a quantity of grain was burnt in
tha building Yours j. T. W,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05
J7HR CHEAPEST FUEL.--1, fhe nre

HE { tHEAPEST EUEL.--Af the pre-.
L sent relative prices of Fuel, NATURAL COKE
il undoubtedly the cheapest The SOFT COKE is
unequaIled fuel for CRATES being essily kindled
cleanly and one-third durable than Bituminous
Goal, The HARD COKE is an excellent fuel for
stoves cooking rsngea ard for funsces in dwellings,
factories churches &C. and is nearly if not quite as
durable as Anthracite.
PRIcEs-soft Lump, $3.50 Soft Hail, S.. Hard
Coke. either grade, per load.
Yards corner i0th street and Basin Bank and 9Th
ana Byrd streets. JNO }. WERTH, Agent.
zi-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

"a LATE: SLATE! sAATA I'll am pre-
- pared SIS the Agent of Owen Jones, TO furnish
from the mines in Buckingham county, ROOFING
SLATE OF all sizes and in any quantity. The Slate
painting being consldered) than any metallic roofing
ALBERT L. WEST,
Architect and Measurer.
IT. Office next to Goddins Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

OY ADAMS Il CO.'S kXPRk8e, fyo0
ID Philadeiphia, We In receipt OF the following
desirable shoes manufactured expressly for us COM
p,ieins in part Laaies fine black Congress 0siters;
Ladies fine black double sole fexsd Caters Lsdis5
dies double sole foxsd. Prunella, easy vsikias
shoes; Lsdie9 French Moroeso Boots. plsin and
trimmed; Misse3 double sole. Cloth TOPS Buttoa
6siters Childfen's doable sole, Cloth topG. Dutten
Caters with heels with various oshsr Of Shoes
70 be sold eh sap Those in want Of sod ezt ehss1
de- axScuS HxSRir Iss 1rosS Il.