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70 P'' Whole Ticss, .o aai; aa.ii:i 81
Plan OF THE LOTTERY.


Numbers aO with those Numbers
alps Of encireled with
placed Wheel The hrst s6 Piss ,ni
larry printed encee, placed In another Wheel The
hee then rvvoly. and Nubmer drawn from the Wheel
Numbers, aud thr Prize draun from the other
wheel The Number and Pe drawn opened and eSbi
the audience and registered by the COMMISSIONER the prize
Number drawn This operation
Ell unui all the Prizes drawn out
PREThe preceding and the succeed
Ing numbers to those drawing @ nrst prizes VII be .n 70
IS approximation prizes FOR example TTket No 1880
100000 those Tickets numbered isis ist? 1881
i25i Vii each be entitled TO ttO IL fcket No 10 drsws the
numbered SIS sac ISL as9 viii each
s3Oo, according to the above scheme
will be determined by the last nue OF the
Number that draws the $4,000 Prize Ror example, the Number
with No all the Tickets where
the Nnnter ends In t2O II the Number
where the Number ends in will he ent
tied 10 $50 and o
Certificates ar Packages viii be sold the following rates which
IL tl.f al.
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PAPER,HAaGINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &C., &C.
JOHN 4. REGNAULT,

nc. In store h. Pal supply o. French and American
velvet, marble n " 10 d limitations -
HIS fuppy Of CURTAIN probably "a ereusv- and A..
besufu sner.d city ng Brccae,
sHtn DelAnes English and German
chin Lace aud Musn With cornee'. Band,, Cords
Loops and Ornaments His long
with the aid NJ from on. o he
largest New
On fhs city s'S-r' 'S
Alarse assortment o.
VELVET. TAPEsfRY, BRUssELs, THRRE-PLY. PLAIN IN
GRAIN AND VENETIAN CARPETS AND RIGS
Cocoa thread wool and cur-d hair
shack hssresrs; Feather Beds window shades, Pa.
per OurtAns pit and common CoenA waiting
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
blLVER-PLATED AND BRASS STAIR RODS AND STAMPED
BhAk8 PLATES, for steps, At factory prices.
10 fact article Pap-r
and Uphostsry establishments and triH BE- sold tsnas az
c0anof sIR % yls1se =
rAper-Hangny and UphoIstey executed in town OF
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REMOVAL.
OFFICE VA. n. n N. IN.,URANCE CO.,
RICHMOND. JUlY.

OFFICE VA. n. n N. INyURANCE CO., L
RICHMOND, ssrH JULI, iss6
TuNH1s COMPANY hss removed 20 its NEW OFFICE NO
MAIN STREET door the Dispatch Once,
prepared take Fire a a Marine Air terms.
Chartered In lSSs, having
four years-durnE ~ eh
tent Of largely uon ~ doildrsit history
Of the past he best for the future Be
Ing Virginia Cou having
enterprises
tent To oil the o. her Commerciai
this public
has enabled familiar
will be spared inform Axiom Withheld that viii
and 81 Re satsiadton.
To Warmer has IN It's pover-rom the
try sccuro be able
table citing portion OF the happy
oeye and applications
The PeS render such
be Its power to is patrons. ~
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|, TTTOroTCI, nUsINCss Wan. IsAV,

~ from % 900 dollars cash " ~ dpoa Eoud
rsrtnehr With "a established eomission
manufacturing shnent Nhse hs would Ne avaabe
address D. ~ me Post once Richmond, Va mentioning
sd businers. aa7f--u
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~
Enclo.c the address for The tickets ordered
which they will be forwarded BY the eTst mail
The list Of numbers and will be puchASers
Immediately afier the drawing
Purchasers please their
their OH n State.
Ig Remember a very prize drawn, and payable
t prizes under, paid Immediately
drAWng-utier pfises a 81 thirty days.
AL communications strictly confidential.
ldires. oTdeTs for Tickets Certificate
T. SWAN 400
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sELDEN 4. UTT.IER


CORNER PEARL AND CARY STREETS,
HANEN0W IN STORE the largest and best Of
WINE, LIQUORS aud GROCERIES, they have ever
hd h pleasure Of Offering purchasers Their stock
paft, via:
MADEIRA wIsEs-BseEburn's Old Reserve oH souu side
hnlyt yefa Reserve also. 0v grades medium Madrra
fOhI NlNlS-Cockburnt Old Grown, LandemAn's choice
old, burgundy and Ceiie Port
sfkN WlNts-Roya Pale dry and delicate Anontlt
lAI hsmhIvn,s Zoe ola also medium grades
uLHEt WIN-Chaisau RsycheveIe, Chateau Margaux Chs
ieia iaTo,s Chateau iaoiis g. Julian - E.isphs A
HOCh WlNE--Natious brands. Sparkling Noseile, A..
thAhfAdhE HINkH-kunar pere e Fis Premium Mar
fa.slne 4 Cos lictlsick a Co, and Chas ffeiisck.
-Wet And Dry Malaga Wlnes snd
HANDIte .osfd Dupuy %. vanety vntsr including
tst p0ftrd henuey, haEarask, A. seignete ~
bisar, ~ medium grAdes, and American Brandy. ~
Hniand Viui JAmaca Huu Havann eegars, quality.
uhft ohiof Tnbaeconists and sublie
Slrdlues, Preserved sod Race Gnge Rans Aiuonds e.
ftA-Qneeu Ohup, Nunpowder hnaf u.ttpr,
tnf og priced EnEs Breakfast Black Ouobg PoBeoug Ac
CANDike-fa,cnt tptrm, Solar, Adsuantine and Tsiov
tplcgs. Ioves Mace, Cinnamon, Prptsr, Pinsnto. Ae
PsH. Rscon. &c, &c. ~ 49, ''4'''
Rocts' Broom', Cords Lines Wrapping Paper Writing and
Tosetber Nth GENERAL assortment - Goods their line al Of
vldch ty ~ eel a. ov prcs Tor ca usual tin. to
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NNANTBD.-An experienced man 70 take charge Of
w Piantaon and srh wcriuE hands, short distse
apply unless hey bring satsfae
tory tssmonat c,araeer, eapabtv. - I'll
BE- gvef Apply a. AZ ge once ~ Wellington Goddn, o
0.Ih-U
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CAPITAL, $500, oOoil
DIRECTORS

CAPITAL, $500, oOoil
DIRECTORS. ..
u. l. REST, Of Kent, Paine A 90.
JOS ALLKS.
W.. EENEs. Of Polndexter. el
II. W. Pay, OF Il. W. Rry a %.
WV. PALNEk-
J.. A. ISLOz5.
Al X. PAEkKR, Of Psfss-, HImrao %. . g
J. Y. wA1swoaTH. Of wadsrurth, r,rner A Co. a
rnos- SLNsCs, 4 .N
q. W. PuRcEIL, Of O. W. Purcell Co.
4. l..
J. p. wIssros, Of Winston Powers.
q. T.. PUIIIAn.
III. A. CiADoENE.
l.. CUILES.
@. W. SMITH, OF Saith 4 Hsrvood.
synvr
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= uGDS. NEW SIDES, 10 STORE, ~, at,
- ocI JAWS WINSTON.
= = HIsuELS PRIME nOINTAIN TWO
- THY bEHD, jest received on Iou
A
AtHIFFIN's HOHsE-sHOE NAIIs.-sotsy, 10,
~ hsnd slip Kndyuiou, ipoyst srd ssr
rsntsi % ~ g'nsias, for sale ~ G. , ftN1OT co
cells sign ~ hs Cucuiaf Fsv, 70 MAN a.
uNLsNNEt FIANNEIS.-A g1of sf,artusrt Y1ao
ueis, ~ sale - tifittH CHENEHY.
II. e1N. ils Bfeada.
eNINbV BE1DGFfOHD co.
cria On Ne Doet
ssif Jtug' wINuoS
~ brs Feho' for '-s 20 srriv, sy,o~n n,vvSsop- 90
v ccP JAS NIrsT0s.
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"a Pcrs0us resdag Montgomery Ala. Atlanta Ca
tr order. hei and ;ne, b! addressing swan
either q thos-
sS list OF e that drawn frorn the wheel vi
The OF tie prize entitled will pub
'si after drsviBs Ia ne flovine Ner OcIHs
Dd. hbs RSgf-icr ChdrlSOa ddrd SIzAr4e IL set,e,
AIAtI idli0sncsr. Setr Yort Weetly Day rEndf
Morning. Krs. R.suoat DiGeA, Ssto York DispdeA and
Bf,ftHf ng fsfIs Nfgrr
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD,
-s.- $500. ..s... JrIT. 81. ISL
q MEIIA SULPHUR SPRINGS, NEAR Ns-0e.1
IN JErERsvi1LE.-sPEcIALN oT1cE-Rorthe ac Gftsezz4
comuodaii,n OF visiting the above popular Sk
Springs special train viii he Saturday evening
July ith, leaving ehmSnd station O'Clock r. NJ
nvng Jersyie at IS p VI where OnnIbnses will
ing % take visitors to the spipgs omnibrs fare rs
Returnng Jetersve morning CO.
and Arrive Rehmord n 9oAM 49,
Tickets the this train. " T5
the Office Richmond all
addition viii be charged the regular
CAMPBELL. nj
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N IssOL UTION.-Tbe drru Of MCDONALD SPORTS
IL HARVEY this day Dissolved deat OF NJ J.nr

- HARVEY this day dissolved By James C.
The hooks their sueoessors aporTs H,svKY
Co. All indebted requested make payment Al an
early day Any Of the updersgned surviving
uss the name Of The hrn In liquidation.
H.. .rr..rr -fI' JEo. O. MCDONALD
JNo. n. SPOTS,
JEO. d. HARVEY.
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- (Acttoc preparation N ths leaves Imported
r o. relief ADD core ofco1umTton, Cous Cois, 49, &C. Al
~ uIamcs EHctor Onineut Of Judea snd purifying Pulls
faie W ". PETEPaON, nrgrift,
Oh Pole Agent Tor RS w cd.
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NKw AND IMPORTANT ~
DlsCOvERY m THE sCIRSCE OF MEDl-
20 ..A ONE. tf er.f ~. I..fl
ENoRAv1Nos OF THE sEALS OF TIE PATENT OYr1CR OF
GREAT BRITAIN, EcoLE DE PffARMAofr PHARNAcIEN DE-
PAkIs, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE, OF MEDICINE VIENNA,
amxed each wrapper. and around each Of
80 D.. TBlEsEmAhs NO 4, y, AND3.
THUS protecting the public against rAbe
The ssverest penalties courts Of Law award.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
Encourage each other.

That was anoble and truly American
trait of character which was exhibited by
the men who were carried into the ocean
as the last sea swept over the Central
America and she went down into the dark
untathomed caves of the ocean. GAS we
rose to the surface" said several of the
survivors, sand foated about on fragment
of the wreck we cheered each other with
words of encouragement until the rescue
came" There is lesson in this peculiar
" fitted to the present time. There was
in that dead hour Of night IN that open
and stormy sea, every cause for panic and
dismay. Less heroic men would have
been been mute with fear Oh garrulous
with lamentation. But those struggling,
were both heroic and wise. They cheer
ed and encouraged each other and thus
each by the other, they sank not but COM
batted the pillows until succor and safety
came Might not the mercantile commu-
n ty just now read lesson in this act
Neao York Commercial.
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A Gloomy Prospect.

We are entering upon Winter OF IN
eyitable distress, from which no class Of
society will be wholly exempt. Of the
wealthy, those who have thus far borne up
against the disastrous tide, will with diff
Guilty sustain themselves through melan-
choly months before us. Of the poor,
those who have laid up something against
the coming severity, will require to exer-
else the most rigid economy, and those
whose daily bread is Immediately depen-
dent on daily toll, must, in very many ca
ses, suffer from cold and hunger. Promi-
nent among the commercial ruins of the
past forty days are the scores of manu-
factories kept in motion by the skill and
industry of hundreds Of men and women,
and bringing the necessaries Of life to
thousands nearly or remotely dependant
on the FORCES and spindles of the country.
Hardly day passes without bringing in
telligence of the stoppage Of some estab-
lishinent of manufacturing industry =
some great home of labor-and then the
direfui consequence, " five hundred men
thrown out Of employment" Thrown
out of employment means, thrown out Of
homes, thrown out Of bread, thrown into
the street. The fixture Of this or Chat
cotton or iron mill means the failure of so
many human beings Ia the items Of food,
fuel, and shelter. Failure is but another
| word for famine, end suspension is sy-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
OUR OHIO.

WHEN q man cannot contain himself
is he too large Or too small |!
A WIFE once said to her husband "my
own sweet VIII how dearly love thee!R
Who ever knew woman who did not
not Lore "her oa0n Sweet aoiHs"
THERE resides certain MD. down cast.
One very cold night he was aroused from
his slumbers by a very loud knocking at
the door. After some hesitation he went
to the window and asked
"Wbo's therel"
"Friend," was the answer.
"What do you want?"
"Want to stay here all night"
"Stay there then," was the benevolent
reply
Love takes deepest root in the stcadi-
est mind.
VICE is earth's ballust; in due time, it
will be thrown overheard and sink.
THE "debt of nature" should never be
paid if it can't be collected without an ec-
ecution.
The science of getting on well with a
woman is like violin playing. 1t depends
principally on the beauxing.
AN OLD lady being at loss for a pin
cushion made use of an onion. On the
following morning she discovered that
all the needles had tears is their eyes.
TIE girls of northampton have been
sending a bachelor editor bouquet, made
of tansy and worm-wood. He says he
don't care, its swecter than matrimony,
anyhow.
However poor the tree, good fruit can
be grated on it,
nEJudge Turner, Vermont lawyer,
who deceased few years ago at an adj
vanced age, was as famous for his wit and
readiness at repartee as ne was for q pen
1nanship considerable less legble than
that of distinguished Boston barrister.
It happened at term of the Franklin
county court, that Turner, then practis-
ing attorney, had a case on tho docket Of
sone legal abstruseness butof no great pc
cu.;ary Importance. "Why, said the presi-
ding Judge, who wished to get rid of tht
case. "whv doni you refer this matter tc
arb;sraters? Why not leave it out to {
couple of honest ne;ghbors?' "Because
vour honor replied Turner, Eve don
;sh to trouble honest me-" with IT.
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EyBeware of titles-empty holloV

rs" Beware of ttles-empty hollow
sounding titles-too often but snare for
the young and needless:
Several years ago there was a young
English nobleman figuring away at Wash
ington. He had not much brains but a
vast number of titlys, which notwithstand-
ing our pretended dislike to them, have
sometime sthe effect of tickling the ear a
mazingly. Several young ladies were in
debate going over the list--he is Lord
Viscount SO and so Baron of such q coun-
try, DC. My fair friends, exclaimed the
gallant Lieutenant N. zone of his titles
you appear to have forgotten" "Ah ~
exclaimed they eagerly ''what is z" "He
is Barren Of Hntellect''was the reply.
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nonymous with starvation. Already has
the struggle with hunger commenced in
Massachusetts,. The Fall r YER STR says
that ''whoIe families are suffering for food
the fathers willing and eager to work,
but nothing to do. We have heard tales
Of distress that would bring tears to tho
eyes of the most Indifferent" This is only
preliminary to the cry which will rise up
from hundred centres of industry be.
fore the chill of the winter is fairly upon
U.S. Chicago Tribune.
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Great Curiosity.

AT tie County Fair at Bsrraboo last
week, was piece of a white oak tree
with an elk-horn grown into the solid
wood. 1t was found few miles west of
Barraboo, near the river: the tree was a
bout two feet through; and the horn was
discovered by one ortwo projections from
the side Of the tree which appeared like
dry limbs, but which, upon attempting
to cut them, proved to be horn. The horn
some four feet long, was foand to be
embedded in the heart of the tree, but
some of its branches or prongs projected
from the side of the tree. A part of the
tree including part of the horn was cut
down and shown at the fair.-KI60urn
CITY { Wss) AZ irror.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-04
POETRY.
TOM DAEsLFNG.
BY A CALIFORNIA POET.


BY CALIFORNIA POET.
Tom Darling was darling Tom,
Excuse all vulgar Puns;)
A type of CALIFORNIA; bright
Rising and setting sons.
His father was an austcre man
= An oyster man was he.
Who opened life by opening
The shell-fish of the sea;
But hearing of a richer cline,
He took his only son,
And came where golden minds are lost,
While golden mines are won.
They hoped TO fill their pockets from
Rich pockets in the ground;
And midst the boulders of the hills,
None boiler could be found.
For though mining minor.
Tom was never known to shirk;
And while with zeal he worked his claim,
His father claimed his work.
Times record on his brow showed
4 fair and spotless page,
And as his age became him well,
He soon became of age.
Thinking that he was up to all
The California tricks,
He now resolved to pick his way
Without the aid of picks.
In less than eighteen circling moons
Two fortunes he had made;
One by good luck at trade in stock,
And one by stock in trade.
With health and wealth he now could live
Upon the easy plan;
While every body said, of course,
He was fine young man.
But Thomas fell, and sadly too,
Who of his friends would thought it;
He ran for office, and alas!
For him and his-hc caught it.
Mixing no more with sober men,
He found his morals fleeing;
And being of jovial turn.
He turned jovial being.
With Governor and Constable
His cash ne freely spends;
From Constable to Governor
He has host of friends
But soon he found he could not take
As his old father would,
A little spirits, just enough
To do his spirits good.
In councils with the patriots
Upon affairs of State,
Setting no bars to drinking, soon
He lost his steady gait,
His brandy straightway made him walk
In very crooked ways;
While lager beer brought to his view
A bier and span of greys.
The nips kept nipping at his purse
Two bits for every dram;
While clear champaign produced i'll him
A pain that was no sham.
His cups of wine were followed by
The doctors painful cup;
Each morning found him getting low,
As he was getting up.
Thus uselcssly and feebly did
His short existence fit,
Till in drunken fight be fell
Into drunken fit.
The doctors came, but here their skill
They found of no avail;
They all agreed. what allied poor Tom
Was politics and ale.
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GREENWOOD
w. Fl. wrNoEgsTER' y

vHE GREENWOOD H 10 Is.
4 nished and kept in I9, t.S b b.
PROPRIETOR fiatters himself 'l .ae.ts
lion ton f. ,,'t the wanis of his s''fs Al
their abode with him plF''' ).
Pleasure Paf' ~,
will find this House an asl r Emil,
Natural Scenery Of the c. n snr d
in the vicinity. is as me nlg.r NJ 1i1
West. The streams aOI So.t snlps
Trout, and afford the Oh. Of'' rib
lovers of the angling a"
always on hand. ,,tf,Ilv inds,
seeking either pleasure u
call. -, are ~
con,modious staoiS'
Lae HOUSE. Oar "
po,np.--one Dollar 70
Dollars per Week WIS.,
River Falls, Pierce Coz
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THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.

THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.
He is represented in the garb and regalia of
Free Mason, standing in the entrance of the
great and magnificent Temple of King Solomon
the picture being sUperbly decorated with
the mystic symbols of Free Masonry. and az
propriately colorod in the highest style of art
presents one Of the most gorgeous spectacles of
oriental magnificence of which the mind can
conceive The likeness is striking and grand,
and for the sublimtv of attitude and the ease
and dignity of manner, is unsurpassed by any
oth.r painting ever executed either in this
country or Europe.
This surprising picture has been produced at
an enormous cost, and in order 10 supply the
demand of all classes and tastes. has been exc
cuted in various STYLES of coloring. at proper
tionate cost, ranging at retail from 81 to s..
Pictures on other subjects far inferior to this
are sold daily at 81 and $40 per copy, but in
order to place them within the reach of all, that
no American citizen need be deprived of hav-
ing their parloss or offices honorcd and adorned
with one of these magnificent specimens of
merican art, in the form of the great and the
good, the Father of our Country, | have made
the price thus low.
Sample copies will be sent by mail or ex-
press to any part Of the United States on re-
cept of the retail price i'll current funds post
age stamps.
rs" For terms to agents, full list OF my
new publications for 1887, or for sample copies
address II. NJ. RuLIsoN, 14l Main street. Gin
cinnati, Ohio, or if living East. address D.
RuLrsoS, % South Third street, Philadelphia
P.S. Publishers of newspapers or periodi-
Gals giving the above advertisement, including
this notice. four or more insertions in con-
spicuous part of their paper. sending me mark
ed copies of the SAM shall have one of the
highest priced of these pictures mailed to their
address. H NJ RULISON.
Queen City Publishing House,
no5-tf III Main street, Cincinnati
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THE MILWAUKEE !
FOR lS0

DAILY s7-Tri-w Weekly 49,
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Sentinel. grateful for the very jo <.
extended to them, re>pctttult' -
prospectus for the coming y9'' j.,
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The Vri-Wcckiy se ll
tanning all the reading news 1,,S NJ
matter of the Daily. is paoIEjS ,r .
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