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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

FATAL RESCoNTER.-A correspondent writ
ing 70 the Louisville Democrat, from Summer
vile, Green county, Kentucky, under date OF
the 9Th ult., furnishes an account of difficulty
which occurred near there, and which resulted
in the death of Felix G. Beauchamp. The
difficulty occurred between Robert j. Peace
and VIM, NJ. Skaggs about some tritiing mat
Ter, when Beauchamp, who was the brother.in-
law Of Skaggs, interposed and begged tho par
ties to desist. Hereupon Peace ordered Beau
champ to get out Of the way or he would kill
him. Beauchamp drew revolver, fired and
missed and reiterated was followed up by
Peace, who placed his rife against his antago-
mist, fired, and literally tore his heart OUT
This fatal rencounter ives witnessed by the wife
and children of the deceased.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

INGENIOUS MODE OF EsckPE.-On Saturday
last convict escaped from the State prison al
Sing Sing, n. Y, by throwing plank in the
river, on which he got astride, when his fellow
convicts covered him with shavings from the
shop. In this guiso he tioatOd with the tide
past the wharves and has not been heard of
since.''
A case Of pure and unmistakeable Asiatic
cholera occurred in Newark, N. D., on Satur-
day, and the cause assigned is tho filthy condi-
ton Of the outhouses in the neghborhood
where the case appeared. Two deaths from
cholera also took place last week in New York
city, where out of SOL deaths, no less than 2GO
were from bowel diseases, ll5 being of cholera
iDiantum.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

NIrssA c7THUMAS HARVEY would rrsprotfnIly ~ :
IaTgfff i2rln ms friends mud he pnbiG in rsherai
having East corner Of Fourth and Orange SIS, and
thInhghbu is nowlully prepare to "
suuH manner 9s eann9t ia 10 give entire sntisfan
Pon hH inDe VIII be found the iuxusies Of tba
aSs a. anI ~ hls bara full men Of superior Ii.
city, with attentive nri erg ~ nnIn "H tho
rs Pesn ihl attention to his busiress 10 yeosiv
a iDer1l share uFpubllr PATRONAGE ~ ''seiFs
h p"a' y,s taGehbS the day, week or moAth.
Pl.s-tl. THOMAS HARVEY
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VALUABLE KENT co LANDS FOR SALE.
fsstfl1 E,lns End whel nGy lsdiyiJsi ito y aTia
aug. or. wa' &sTAGEfETI Il ;i. Ns,es,-. r..
TWO ENCELLENip KENT, TDELAWARE1
-, FARMS FOR sai.5. ~ Z II
&sn from Nj lpTd Junction, sepJGStass Of II Enal
EAs san 20, h'shy Improved and pgodilchve prise
No. Adjonns the above rs qoto,. pretty good bull
Terms,' easy RnD vps' anu PsouneVo' Ffiee s,p
's''' s easy WIZ IocAULLEY, lsg Market st,
aug, SIT. Wilmington, del.
Two Beautiful Farms for Sale.
kiiHh GhgIles Jones' dqeeqscJ, will sell at PIRifC
DAY, sepiemSsr LII, ISL az oelSok, H., M a.
loMlhS desirable Real Estate viz;
eounlX, aud state nj Delaware, adiolning lands ni Wi
,Nm u Powell llenaia Tha and Others, anpp,seC
which are well set IN fine white oak and other TIMBER
ihe buildings consist Of one story Frame Dwelling
rs a, EHIm sl4ated IN ~. sau9 hundred najpn
eoatan ssn Say 49, Is: rS%s nnd ater supposed TO
set III white oak and other timber Tho land Is under
lenee any llas snAl Dwelling llouEe erected upon II
slate q Improvement, aud beng ohy Rhon halt nile
from the depot o the delaware Rir0a AZ Clark's C0f-
Market for all sorts Of produce nnd Cor iaNilins for IN
pTnyemeni W Lne, Guam and Other iertilizer nj srn
TERMS expenses of the sale and onu-sxlh part
he pad "a aas 81 US purchase mnney M he a.
purchase money must he secured by lnDi anil nOft 1aF,
Of by bon and SECURITY and willbG payable Ia i've IL
h sn \, running IRON 10 months 10 ii years,
w POSSESSION Will be given an the lst day of aRnaty
next, labd Any person desiring L. view the ppinses
.g,y DO SONY callingnnMT; E,a9e ZONES ma C!arko
mug lO-jt. NH''''
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For SALE.

NOG lisa Farms f6a Aerea, SITUATED n Csdi county
Md t1lBI d, vol mproV ed buildings good, ell feno,
~ M M;' ", ui T. ia.I hriht sulesifnm New
ln'gohHc several unnrpnved trnots lNnd, one ni9n
Accss 81 good soil anu well ucater; price ST. per ere
- ~ Aogosi Prce 500, aud of 20 Acres small huuse;
Nnee SiN hlioGthg above Farms hA yc lienl wa.
riihy ~ 10 price and loehtIun NIL very healthy and
lusn 70 SnHnnlg and Pacesul Worship and would es
pnchy nHitrhll nersnns 10 call before pnTclaa
Del, " ~ ''' ~ 40, ~ 10 ~ ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

DISTANCE OF THE SUN FROM the EARTH
The German journals have given some tables
which prove that tho distance between tho
earth and sun Is increasing annually, and argue
from it that the increasing humidity Of our
summers, and the loss Of fertility by the earth,
are 10 be attributed solely to this circumstance,
n credit has heretofore been given 10 tradi
tlon OF ancient Egyptians and Chinese, accord
ing to which these people formerly said the
suns disk Yves almost four times as large as we
now see 1t for they estimated the apparent
diameter OF the sun as double OF what il il
seen in our day. II, however, we pay attention
TO the continued diminutiOn of the apparent
diameter Of the sun, according to the best OBJ
servatiOns for several centuries, we must sum
pose that the ancients were not mistaken in
the estimates they have transmitted to us, In
the course OF six thousand years from the pres
ent time, they assume that the distance will be
SO great that only an eigth part of the warmth
we now enjoy from the sun wilkbe commune
catod to the earth and it will then be covered
with eternal ice, In the same manner as we now
soc the plains of the north, whore the elenhant
formerly lived, and have neither spripg nor an.
tumn.
A CLERICAL HoRsE-JOoKEY.-A few DAYS
since minister in Seneca Falls, N. ", hired
a livery horse and wagon TO go a journey. He
was absent two days, snapped horses six times,
and came back TO the stable with the same
horse he took ont, having m AIDE 800 by his
operations.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
FOR SALE.

IA good firm stualed and adjoining tho Village
EfA olRed Lion, New CLatle county, Delaware,
sssM aud within miles OF WHINING ton. cOntnlninE
y 0s. ;Ji Acres 81 good innd, under iaif improve.
Wen and divided nio7 Enclosures, with lair fencing;
running whtor ~ every field, would make spl endid
EI9zng Of diiry lrm. lie buildings are good hDse of
hfck hnd rbi containing ruDnfs with good cellar
nad1t ho maI 6pdng good rarnge hGn.2 corn cribs,
eialhs, %c, with good tenant hOnsea this farm
be dvded mo guod 1Tms, having huidngson all; aud
VII We sold IN one nrip or digded 10 suit pureaseIs
ftne S per acre subject to survey, and orns Of pay
ent Mtln INC fsael Of nny ono wishing To purchase
dcslre at per cent interest by bond and mort
sNRe For more full pan iO call on Barney ReyhOll
heW DenEnre Guy, br the undersigned nj Newark, Del.
jnly SfH JAMES ~. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

Al the late Democratic State Convention in
ONO, the regular series OF resolutions report
ca by the platform committee endorse tho ad-
~ OF Mr.. Buchanan, sustain the
Drrdd Scott decision, go in for souatter sovcr-
eighty, etc. They also denouncc / q State
trcasnrers, Breslin and Gibson, for their cor
rupt cmbezzlcmcnt Ct the public money, and
declare them both deserving ofbeing incarcer-
ated in the penitcntiary. All these resolutions
We're passed, but the friends of Brcsiiu suuirm-
finally motion was made to reconsider if. A
protracted, desperate, and heated discussion
followed, and every parliamentary tcchnicaity
and advantage was used 10 have il reconsider
ed and defeated, hut 1t was finally passed I'M
der pressure of the previous question. Bres-
Inns friends demanded a division and vote
by counties, but still it was finally carried by a
large majority. y
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

ID A A.
Il zensel Wndihg and Hs public ecneraiiy ffhsl
Epraee alreeIs whore be has and constantly intend
nsfPgs q hand regular supply tho VARIOUS kinds OF
A sR aeH w sys s ssr ontIo
hr M y we Rnsiposs will genealy ~ found the
bnehS win beexchangoi ~ Hqed II al lines ~" s'''
anil Wane S Ss T. Roe'a Brick Yard corner iiih
building Lots as Follows,
z7A neu ieet on 9Th IT. on and below the corner OF
ls5Sm a. " on iii, between Lombard and Pine South
y Y feet q. on Plne between 9Th and 7lh SITS.
on 7h between Pine and Spruce adjoining Scott
a., 2ie3 feet on 18th, between WIN. RamOrd's property
l4o onGlh, between Pine and Spruce,
G ~ on bh, i from Spruce TO Church. North side
igO on III ST., between Walnut and Elisaboth sts
" :, on walnut az the cGrner Of Walnut and isth a.
99oby 20 on the corner ofgth 4 Windsor ST.
la2 " ,onBth, between Pine y Kirkwood SITS.
an snoye ground 9nd lots will be sold othor for cash
building desired by the purchaser, ali on isyoSaSs
t .sGs = w AlcGailey will show The lesia t6e al,
FOR SALE.
Ia TWENTY HOUSES, in vnrious marta oftbs
TzEsfyf7 elty Also large number of building Inns
IESsuii huVahlhgeoualy situated, Enquire Of
july 5f-2w, '-9 w 81 s6ipiSyh str "a
FOR RENT.
AsA no. |, the large aud oommodions Dwelling MI
EkM Mnrke,st, ono door from nth street. ntely oceupi
bel wern Church and Spruce sts "H" ''ao'' oh o'h S'
large roomy Dwelling Market ST., between
No handsome large dwellings OH Market ST.
Aso'oT smaller houses renting from sgto s75 per
hilnuhl. Apply 10 WM McCAUIlEY.
juno u-ll. l5a MarknI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

MAKING AND SAVING MANURE-THE CRops.
.IENTLFMEN IL will give you my experience
IN mannreS- and 1t IL my opinion, that NJ "a
lners would spend but half the money now naid
ioi gaano, IN accommodating rough materials
AMI the waste about their own premises. tbev
eoNld manure more ground than they couli Nv
gulno, and gilmore durability--I for one viii
torch 1t lightly. Every farm that nrrdroaa
9oV bushels OF wheat, can make that ainount of
! loedS OF manure brightly arranged. Tho nro.
Fef way to farm in our country, is To have Ionr
grinnd LAID otfin lots Unsuitable size ana y;orn,
lnrotation, and when the fields are in grass
th'n manure on the surface with all kinds Of
nthiro--haVe your barn yard made dish fash
lol, and haul plenty of leaves and mnclr ~, i,
every month in the winter season, and f,od on
| it',-use some plaster on the same. and S,ith
! clover, we can make the poorest gronnd rioh
! Tue iatm that now reside on, was worn ant
" years ago, and would rent for ouly S95 ner
year. bought tho same o years AGO for
$3.50 per acre, and last Fail was offered sac
! pr acre for it. have raised as bushels oI
| wicat, 20 OF corn, or 80 OF oats, to the aero
and il getting better every year. make and
hiul out 300 2-hOrs0 loads of manure every
ytar. O''''
II farmers would observe tho rules laid down
inyonr journal, and save all their barn and
piI manure, soap snds, chamber ley, and other
wastes, and compost them with the scrapings
" ne FENCE CORNERS, ultches, &C., they would
| hnt ont in the course Of year that thew yonld
save an amount of manure of which they had
bu little idea Of.
Since wrote to you in May, the wheat has
improved finely, but am afraid the field wee.
wills going to destroy the late sown, as IL has
goat many in It at present. I have been
examining mine, and / think the prospect Is
Dat-onr harvest is two weeks later than usual
| anu thinR those who expect to get wheat at a
lowIigure, will be mistaken. Our comfy il a
WHEAT connty--from fourth to third of the
cleared land is in wheat, and II is most ali
cleacd--I think il will not be any better than
last ,eason. BALry SUNNI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

g%.T3 WAS stolen from ho farm of tho subsoribet
E-H near DYlawnrS Guy, head Of Cntle, 10 VIII.
~ "lhtr y red Cow, other IL u t,ai brown ncy,n
~ ~ Hveh Two hnu three years old. with VeTy iua
rnb Sh&rS oIn III Pr ham bull calf gnf moni old Gy lee
sut' rms chIi had recently Purchased 1t Mc(;nH
sale n'nr ucrmanluwn. Alsn Ave Heller cSves fyn,s
NIX iwn yclfs ulI raised ~ Maryland or Sussex Co
ws nS n5es, :" The thefamd r.lufn pr Cac hese
v.h 81 luis The COWS think have lie follow na,E
nuIhp ana q carpenters square the left chr nnns III
july $780,. 49, IouN r, M Au.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

Q--A farm sitnntej neaC tireensborough, Caroline
fgjtN ciny, Md continuing 4s4 Of good aud,
sssn1 wonld make good EARNS Of yl2 each, there
.Ahit. u sets Of new buildings on each iIOusc5ut
rne containing Rams each with pond nece anfy out
iqr iarm,th ang is under s9od feu ing and
ui good Rhl lne good impruycnlFntS has laTge
lity OF variable tiinhpr, within mites Of The Mary
Ia auj Delaware al Rnan and within nos of nav-
gable water where lime Cnu be had nny lime; churches,
schools mlls No. close ~ hand. This property will he
sold lol Slb perHcrc cash, balance IN l. 2, and
III cuuN' nAnluGilts III nlPrGst. Fur full partf
rnius oall on w. j. ". isnhYn at GeensboroOgl, or
july 25-fL JAMES u. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

FOR SAFE,
THE KALU.ABLE ETORE and

TIE F.dLUHBLE STORE IND
DWELLING 127 MARKET STREET.
A.. THE gentleman tp whom this property was
VGAy struck oil having failed 10 comply with tile con
lllr uitlqns,i lAnow oHarednt prviit Sale For mai
tlGularshPPy on the premises, to
=, - s. g. LIKENS,
poTiy hy calling Mt the store, may ia HI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

An ARTFuL DoDGE.-We learn that A Ches.
nut street ieweler was swindled out Of a sci of
Jewels amounting to $3.50, tew'days since, in
q manner so common in these times that we
wonder the act could not have been foreseen.
A hashy looking youth, hailing from St. Louis,
who was stopping al the st. Lawrence, COM
mittcd tho fraud. He called at the store, ey-
amined jewoiry, and requested that a clerl,
might go with him TO his room at the hotel and
bring the goods with him. Tho swiudler po-
lltely invited tue clerk to hc seated, while he
took the goods 10 the ladies parlor to showthpm
to his wife. The clerk complied and delivered
tho goods to the stranger, when tho latter dis.
appeared in the direction OF the ladies' parlor.
The clerk waited Tor an hour, aud then went b
hunt up the stranger, but neither goods MOI
purchaser have been seen subsequently. The
search OF the police for the young st. Louisar
proves totally nnavailing. .4mcrjca1,
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REGISTERS OFEiCE,

u1pnN I'm orMnkMGAsT EAST = COUNTY JUNR 10th, 1857.
- tor Of SAMUEL GOULD, late OF Chrsfians Hun
Hfou, W SAID County. 0nueasad il il ORDERED and
ureoeib ny the eEiAterthattbe Administrator niuesai
siye nGtl9e 81 INC granting Of Letters of AmipstfatIon
upnn me Estate deceased with the dat Of
nereo by causing ndvettiseGgrtH To lie posted within
uA{s lrnl tho nteui such letters, in six the msL
pubic places OF The county of New Castlc reuuiTnY Mi
persons hayg tho Estate, present tie
hnui OTNplle by an ActOl Assembly suc oRse nHdn
auu provided And nlsn thu Aainc to b. inserted
Mlnlnthe SAFE period IN the Delaware Republican, E
newspaper published in Wilmington nud o be contn-
cd therein two months, "
~ GIVEN under tho hand and Sealof q flee IF tho
)lS2 heglstern oresnid, ut N CIV Castle, in New Cas-
iS,l Tie County ntoret9ld, the day and year above
Uli.-A p9Taohs having claims agauslthe Is
hleo me deceased must present the duly
20 me administrator before the 18th day Of June
lsaa o. abide tho Act of Assembly m such case made and
WHINING TON, July 49, emo. - - 49, E'u' -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

TIE ToNouE.-A white fur on the tongue at.
tends simple fever and Inflammation. Yellog-
ness Of the tongue attends arrangement Of
the liver, and is common to bilious aud typhus
levers tongue vividly red on the tip and
edge, or down tho centre or over the whole s,lr-
face, attends the inflammation of the lnlcus
membrane-of the stomach or bowels A white
velvet tongue attends mental diseases, A
tongue red at the lips, becoming brown, dry
and glazed, attends typhus state. The dcscrip-
ton of symptoms might DO extended infinitely.
taking in all the propensities and obliquities OF
most expressive as well as unruly member.
Scientific I'm mean,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

The American Repu blican City Convention
met IN Philadelphia, ON Monday and nomina-
teu the following ticket for tho fall election -
Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas, Robert
Il: Conrad Recorder OF Deeds, Robert D.
Edwin 4. Chase Clerk of the Court OF Quar-.
Ter Sessions, John s. Kcyscr; Coroner, Daniel
b. Better.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

Advices from Kansas say that on the I'd in
slant, Governor Walker evacuated Lawrence
with oil the troops, except forty, ostensibly TO
go to the relief Of Fort Riley, which is said TO
BIO threatened by u large force OF CHEYENNE
Indians. Before the soldiers left Mayor Blood
had delivered his inaugural address to tho
Beard OF Aldermen without molestation. A
letter IN the Boston journal says that the SOL
diers are constantly deserving. Twentv.fIye
went oil in single night. Governor Walkers
demonstration against Lawrence has united
inc Free State party as one man in favor of tho
Topeka Constitution and Legislature. AT the
recent election in Lawrence the constitution
was again voted for by 652 voters, while only
two ballots were cast against H.
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

sKIFF built to order last year, W i'll pushei Oars
june l5-lmo
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REMoRsE AND SuicIDE.-Nathan G. Weelen,
of Newport, K. l., who had been In the habit
of abusing his family, boat his wife dreadfnlly
on the 18th ult., and fearful Of the conse-
qn0nces, went of in sail boat, steering for
Seconett Point. On tho way he fastened the
rope OF the boats grapnel around his neck
and jumped overheard. His body tioated
ashore at Little Compton, on the Both nit, and
IN his packet was found piece Of paper, on
winch were written few words in pencil, ex-
pressing intsnse love for his wife and children.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

by,.-A FpMSAi.E-.A SNuu FARM nfGO Acres, N
fEt5A the NillSge of Far Hill, Cecil county, Nd,
sssM house good farm guod, land in good order, aud
lA4 well fenced ndJnInlnB the plhnk road from ELK.
tun 90 PENNSYLVANIA miles 10 Elktun, would make
gnni store slln aud lurn. rrlcG ~ b half cash. For
Del
L-4 FOR SALE coon FARM Of 1877 Acres
TT.srIA 9tg1gn 1gi and new raising good crops, dlv-
Il NH led mos hblts, with pure rhning water all
hN4R has baeh mod heavy in part, balance silannstl,
ne' god oncn5 outside; about ~ Acres woodland, is
win 'niiie4 OF MIiletuwn. Dgl,, aud from ODESSA,
pt,e"! Flaiamru buildings nqnimnI, ana viii DO sold
low. Fncc ; per Acne; nnU third ha,f cash
For lnithSr lo Aal ION call or address JAS. II. RAY,
~ FOR sALE.--A FARM of5o Acres. adjoining
Es5ii Cowantown, Coed County, Ali., building md
ELLEN divided HN hsds wiih water III all, lind oi
suF qualify, aud under good improvements. Price SBi
pef Aero, Apply to iANIES ~, RAY, Newark, del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

m ASpLENDlD CHESTER COUNTY FARM
ttA SITUATED ahDnt mules from Newark, Del, three
lsssHH niles rnm striukursylle mud from Now lnIn
EsslH2 dJnS Roads. This liarnGOnHins 2lH Acres of
prmpI ioh la untIs nuw IN goo grazIHg order il IL di
vled mo holds well ienGed ami wand OF Uf 81 Acres
of pigmO timber, good spr water in all fields. Jhe i'm
pT,ysinens. tllH House ~ hy 20, three stories hign
with hrck Kitchen buck III feel Square mud all niYiGd
one ~ l,y - feet. both well finished Wheewrlght ANA
Slnhnp good spring and stone spring house, for thu
1rge masol, The Barn u ~ by 80 feel; with shedding
three sides, O rs 40 feet straw house. aud wagon
house "a hy feet corn cribs attached and crib sep
eaej hy 90 ire, high, This larnis situated good
healthy utghhOrnOh, Ch shes aud schools toss to hnnu
ii al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud anw mil adjoining. This
Farm high state ri mp, aud lie excel
led for prUiucttvrness, and would sis all persons
watiugA FHrmlihc ta Ia callnud me, MS IT can be
bought for lsI5 per Acte. JAMES II. RAY,
Oct. AN Newark Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

WOOD LEAVE FOR SAGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

y6 100 Aefesot wo1d leave, situated in Kent Couniv
~ 9ignaN9ely 60 ne Delaware Railroad will he sold
Gallon be made soon 10 the RAILROAD AGENT
= IN V
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
LOTTERIES.

THE well-known Maryland Consoli
= dated Lotteries, Of which X. FRAscE Co
are the managers, are chartered by the State o
Mary land and a com miss oner elected by the PEG
pie. who is sworn to superintend and certify tina
everything connected with them is done in strict
ly honorable manner and that the interests Of par
tic. who are at a distance arc as we'll protected
if they themselves were present at the drawn
Another fact which the managers call attenti
to, is, that all persons have legal right to sen
orders for tickets to Maryland, lotteries are lie
gaiired by special Law in that State. A lottery !
drawn every day OF the month. II no particula
class is named, orders filed in the first draw
ing to take place after tie communication come
TO hand. The prices of tickets vary from 81 to
$40. No tickets arc, however, sent unless he
money for the same is received with the order
The drawings are upon the principle Of one mum
Der on each ticket (after the Havana plan), and
Ternary combination. Prizes vary in amount $50
to 500. 900. All orders for tickets or packages
will receive prompt attention, and the drawing
mailed to all purchasers Immediately after 1t
over.
Address, T. II. HUBBARD, CO.,
No. SO Fayette St, or Box No ~,
y3-ul-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
EThe Drawn Numbers Of the Maryland Lot
teries are published by tho State Commissioner In
the feliowieg Papers, viz Sun, Clipper, Amer
can, Argus, Of Baltimore; also, The National w.
.elIigsncer ard Union, Of Veshing'on, D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail 10 pro-
care Mrs- win,low', Soothing Syrup for children
rsstning. II has equal On earth. No mother
che hss ever tried Mr.. winsiow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent 10 Let her child pass
shroux the distressing and critical period Of teeth
lag sthoa, the aid Of this Invaluable preparation.
II life and health bo estimated by dollars and
ssass. il Is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs. VI nslow's Soothing
syrup are sold every year in the United States.
u IN old and veil tried remedy. Non. gem
sine unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis 4 Perkins 10
% hs outside wrapper.
Price only IS cents bottle.
C. @. Peek, Ellsworth. Wholesale Agent; :. T..
Psshias. Bsngor. do. Sold BY all dsalersia Med
ssias. ly.1l
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experienced rssults Of satisfactory character from
the ass Of Vya,s Balsa, q Wa CArry. in cases
q severe colds. daring the pa't two year,. | am
ndaes1 n ssprc. the fall fai,a have in IL.
rssesa,ins power.
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experiment. about two year,, a<a in eonneetion
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"a veil nigh gene with eonsanption. and who,e
relief from the tsati.fed Il it gfrat val
ss IN Of e. Ids aad decline, and mos, clearly
demonstrating. to my mind. Its great ,alus As a
restorative. that csiy needs fair trial TO insure
grateful Decentralization from the pablo. \ our
sbsdient servant SAMUEL A. WALKER.
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