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Tmnortant TO Printers.

haVs determined TO sell my interest in The
Carroll Free Press, which consists Of ONE Hall
of the establishment, aud offer The same upoT
reasonable terms, and at a moderate price
Other duties are too onerous for me to give
that time and attention to the establishment
Ihat the Republican interests Of Carroll coun
" require. JOHN H. TklFF'
March %. 1851. IT.
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SNERIFF'S SALE.

= Catharire Ma shan PARTITION.
guardian Of By virtue OF an order OF
Matilda Marshall, &c. sale in this cas- e, Issued from
VS. the Court of Common Pleas
John Marshall of Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed. | vii offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in Carroliton, Carroll county CniO.
On Saturday. the An day Of APra, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clJck A. u. and 4 o'clock
P. II. of said day, the following real estate situate in
the county ofCarroll aud State of0hio, viz: The south
west quarter Of section seventeen. township fourteen,
and range five, of the lands ordered to be sold at Steu-
benvilIe, Ohio, except twenty acres off Of the west end
of said quarter. And also, thirteen acres out Of the
north east corner Of said quarter now owned and Occu
pied by David Maple. Appraised at s., 1850, snhject to
the widows dover. Terms, One-third cash, one-third
in one year, and the residue in two years with interest
from day Of sale, secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. j.. NHllOhAFli Shefm.
March 5, Isis. pr fee So,
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To BE SoLD.-We would call the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of E. Mcclure,
which will be found in to.day's paper. He has a
large lot of buggies, wagons, harness, sleighs and
horses, which he offers at public sale. Sale on
the 18th inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-02

The Sultan of Turkey being about to give away
his daughter to the sou of the Egyptian Viceroy,
has ordered jewelry for her to the extent Of $780,
600. Even her slippers are to be set with dia,
monds, and the setting of her fan and mirror are
valued at $4,000.
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Mem Special Notices,
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
PmLABEiFnfA, Jan. Is, 1855.
DE-. ]. n Jackson-Dear Sir-I have used your
Hooa aud's German Bitters in my family for he past four
years, for Liver Diseases and Dyspepsia, and am pleas
ed 10 acknowledge Ihat 40 have re0eived the greatest
benefit from lie use. | have recommended il 10 = great
many afflicted sith similar diseases. with The same gooe
result. have 10 hesitation IN saying that II Is sn invaI-
liable N sdicins, and hope you will be able 10 introduce
Il into every family In the Union.
Yours, truly WM. HUGHS.
No III, Wood street
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THE VERY THING FOR TORPID LIVER.

hAMUEL 3. k~0BINs5N, UrugglsL sayE
harirsesborO, Tenn, Aphl9, Is55.-"HaVing sold
HO0aandis German Buffers for two years past, la this
community, und having witnessed iheir ELECTS upon
weak and d~ebiltated constitutions and those much lroub
led with torpid Liver, have no ~heslancy ia saying
they are the very thing such people should use"
See advertisements
Eprl 2,-2 ".
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EE-The authorities of Hamilton, Canada, ap.
pointed a day of public fasting, humiliation and
prayer, on the part of the inhabitants Of that
city, with reference to the recent terrible railroad
cntastrnnhe.
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gE- A bill to remove the capitol of Minnesota
from St. Paul to St. Peter, has passed the Legisla-
ture of that Territory. This looks like robUing
Paul 10 pay Peter.
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re- Do not judge a man by his dress only
for it is often the case that a noble mar is enca-
sed in rags, whilst a fiend in human shape may
be clothed in broad-cloth aud fine linen.
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Ey- The city of Lawrence, Mass, lately sued
its liquor agent for a balance due from him. The
references appointed to hear the case decided that
the city owed tile agent $ll3,92.
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Select School in CarrOlltOn
TaDneFV for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale very low is Tannery
situated at the East end Of Garrollton Carroll county
Ohio, There is in connection with this Tanuery four a.
ores ofland ana a number Ofyoung Fruit trees and three
never failing springs the one that supports the Tannery
runs a suficiency Of water to support an Engine for any
kind of a factory the year round. Possession can be
had the first Of April. JOHN W. YOUNG.
Feb. 5-lS51.
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Snmmar Snhnnl.

The undersigned will open a summer session
,of schscl in the lisbon Street school room, on
Monday, 1pra 2Oh 1857.
Terms as heretofore, VIM. Mccoy.
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Rg-We invite attention to the card of I. Ul
man Esq. Ike is a genius and is worthy of pa.
trOnage.
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state Of Ohio, Carroll County $.

SGt2lG OF OHIO, CieFrOEI COUNTY :.
OFFICE OF IHE JUnGE OF Probate
Carrollton, March -, 1857.
THE following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and are
L set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day Of Apri
A. D. 1851, at l o'clock P. NJ. of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until al! are disposed
of. The filing and p~endelcy OF which Accountants and
others interested will take notice, viz:
First acct tf Chas. Stewart ex'r. Of of Elizabeth -
dec,
Second : Daniel Highland guardian of minof
ofRobeIt Denney, dec.
Final Philip Coble admir- of Margaret Coblsy
dec.
&" William D. Philips ex'r of will of Ana
Gotschall, dee.
+" -" T.. Iddings & Geo. Evans ears of will of
Samuel Iddings, des.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
.rAS.C. WILSON

VT0ULD inform the public that he has located in Car
r%rOllton where he viii be happy TO receive a
share of public patronage. He is determined to get up
work in a style not to be surpassed here or elsewhere
shop Immediately opposite Cummings & COUGHS store
and a few doors west Of The Patton House." where h
can be found at all ines.
C~arrollton, 0. March 5, '57. If.
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ARE you INsURED9 Ii not, no time should be
lost by negligence in SO important a matter 1t is
all important to tie insurer that the company in
which he is insured be solvent; also, that it be
prompt in the adjustment ard payment of losses
These are met in the Htna Insurance Com, HIATT.
ford, Conn, The following is from the Della
ware (O.) Gazette of March Is, 1857.
Observation-Disclosures against loss by fire
takes away much of the terror of such visitations
but the mere fact of being insured does not al.
ways secure certain and prompt payment of any
loss that may be sustained. To attain this desira.
BILE end it is necessary to exercise great caution
and judgement in the selection of the company III
which you insure. The Htna, of Hartford, Coun.
has acquired an enviable reputation for fair deal
ing and prompt adjustment and payment of loss
es, while its %solvency is beyond question. 1t il
therefore not surprising to see frequent testimoni
ais such as the following from those who hold it
policies Of insurance and are so unfortunate as tC
sustain losses:
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
VNhe undersigned will sell to the lowest responsible
l bidder on Saturday the 18th of April 1857 between
the hours Of IL aud 2 o'clock P. N. in the town Of
Malvern, the building of a new bridge across Sandy
creek in said town. A draf! and specifications may
be seen by calling at the office Of G. & 7. Hardesty,
Malvern, Ohio.
THOMAS WEI, Commissioners of
JACOB STnIYER, Carroll County.
March 2Gth 1857. If.
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A CARD.

We deem it but just, thus publicly to acknowl-
edge the promptness, with which our claim against
the Etna Insurance Co., of Hartford CT, arising
from the burning of OUT paper mill on the Goth
of February, was met by the General Agent Of
their Western Branch at Cincinnati O, to whom
we forwarded our clam for $4,000, on Monday
the 9nd of March, which was Immediately allow.
ed and by the next Thursdays mail, the funds
were received here.
Williams. Andrews & Co."
I. Ulman, Esq, is the agent for this county
who will issue policies on reasonable terms.
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Mckee and Spain gOing
TO War!
EARTHQUAKE I'M VIRGINIA Il

EARTHQUAKE IN VIRGINIA.
HORSES, BUGGiES AND WAGONS
TO BE SOLD!!t
The undersigned viii sell at his residence in Carroll
ton on Saturday the 18th day Of April, the following
property:
Three top Buggies, single seated,
One /" I" double seat, suited for two
horses. Two open Buggies single seated, Two two
borze Wagons, Two sets double harness, Five sets
single harness, -Four head Of lorses. Five sleighs. two
.beds, and a number Of other things that will be sold 70
tie highest bidder. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
A credit Of six months viii be given, Don't fetget The
time and plac. E, MCGUIRE,
Carolton, April 2,-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

THE BOOT AND SHOE BUSiNEsS.-The New
York Shipping List has the following notice OF
this important business
The manufacture of boots and shoes il come TO
be one Of the most important branches Of our ma
tive industry. Except for what is called custom
work, New England has almost a monopoly of the
trade We are aware that i'll Oh. city of New
York and its environ the bu ,ness, already great,
ID constantly incr asing; but we do not appreA. nd
that it will ever approximate the production Of The
most populou3 New Engand town, for the reas GU
that labor there il much cheaper than it is here
Il Massachusetts alone, the number of shoe ma.
kers, we learn, ID between thirty and forty thou.
sand, exclusive Of persons who perform parts f
the work, and are therefore not classed NJ shoe
manufacturers
In q recent essay on the manufacture Of boots
aud shoes il is stated that the etceteras used and
comprised under the general name OF findings
number between four and i've hundred. All these
articles manufactured in the United States
except some descriptions of avis and pincers and
q few trimmings About one quarter OF the shoe
thread used is imported, the rest is uls ctured
here Wooden shoe pegs are sold wholesale in
large quantities at about one dollar per bushel -
The machine by which they made has been in
now about thirty years The prices of boots
aud shoes in this market, at present are unu 5uay
high-a fact that can only be accounted for lin the
face of the vast amount u labor saving machinery
introduced of late years. I4the unprecedented
high cost Of the raw materials
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y EMOvAL.---Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office TO the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side, and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p. continues to treat
all syphltic and gonorrheal complaints; and having
had much practice in this line atters him that he
give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested 10 solicited
Df p. also makes and vends one Of the best resto-
ratives Chemical Extract of French Flowsrs,) for
constitutional WeaEn ness offered to the public.
DR.. T. may be consulted conf ientially by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. M till p. M. franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no 10
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Pain /. the forerunner Of most diseases-ssrs the
Pain md check the disease.
DIR. ROBES PAIN-CURER
will cure Iheumatsm Neuralgia, Pains In the Limbs,
Sides or Back, Sprsins and Bruises. Ear and Tooth
Ache, Pain or Cramp In the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Burns, Scaids Ague lumps Ia the
Breast, Chils, Bpnsl Affections, and Pains Ia the
feet. Indeed, it cures all Pain.
kY- l2i, % and so cents bottle.
IL you are Bilious and have a bad Cold, take DR..
ROSES RAIL Road OR ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry of all bile and remove cold These
Pills 20 ahead of all other Ps in their good effects
q Boxes l2i and * cents. Sold by all Dru. gists
10 Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburs, Fred
erieksburs and Charlottesville. no 3-Sm
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a LATE DIscovERY.-A writer in the London Pest
has discovered thft GEORGE Washintop WAS born in
England and makes up the following statements 10
support his assertion:
Tread in the "stsrs and Stripes or American I'm
pressions." that General Washington new went =,
England, although he wished TO do So think there
were good grounds for him doing So be cause he wa
bern In England he was u OF The English soil =
Augustin Washington born in Virginia. iut
George Washington YVES born ia Cookbam, Bar.
SHIRE nineteen miles from Windsor from the second
wife OF tbs father, Miss Bull. The house In ,vhjnb
lie was born does not exist any longer but the pa
ves are aware OF The fact aud that the book.
o. tue parish have been destroyed by Americans
me case was snehtiy mentioned at the time of the
election OF Mr. Warrington to the Presidency Iut
the rumOr. oPpeu
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iAih -NN,s. EXCELSIOR BiTTkhS.--
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from well known and distinguished citizen, and
how highly he speaks Of theae celebrated Bitters,
much in vogue:
"Mr X. II. JAcKsoN-Heer Sir Ny mother-in-
law, Mrs Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys
pePsa tor some sixteen years Not finding any per-
nanent relief from the various remedies used, she
induced to try your Excelsior Bitters' and it
affords much pleasure to testify TO their beneficial
results She can now enjoy her food with relish to
which she q stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY"
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GTOP THAT COUGH.

Tie great remedy fog COUGHS, COLDS, CaouP and
WHoofIHG CoUea.
DR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind 1t also hoerse
meas sore throat weakness of the shest pain In the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there IL pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops Of Pain Curer,
and You will find immediate relief. Dr. Roses Cough
syrup relieves and frequently oures q eonsu.npiye
sou g and fores the system anst further attacks
y1r In bottles at ~ cents and 81.
70 CURE GROUP.
The lives Of Thousands of children have bees saved
By using Or. ROSES Group Syrup. IL gives instant
relief. % cent? bottle. 4
TO CURE WHOOPIN9 COUGH.
Dr. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is tho ouly
certain cure for Whoopng Cough. It cures IN shorI
.irp and aayu all irritation OF the Lungs FL sents
bottle.
The above valuable medicines are reoonms ndsd by
Phislciens Who have tired the In their praasiss
To be- had Of all Drusssts In Rishmond, Peters.
burg Norfolk, Lynchburs and fredericksburg, Va
l1,
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DEATH OF A NOTED EUROPEAN CHARACTER -
A Paris letter, dated January 9Th. save:


The Princess de Lieven died Last nj ght Th'siady
who was married to the distinguished writer and
statesman, III. Guizot has long been the centre OF
Russian political influence in the French capital
She the eaoing agent in most of the secret in.
trguss by en- ths Cabine of St Petersburg
10 sountr ract the ascendsncy of English counses at
tho Tuleres, previous to the declaration Of war
agsibst Russia, and since the peace abe has as he
same active efforts to SOW the seeds Of Jealousy and
dist,usr between the allies Her salons were IN fact
the focus from whencs rsdiated the in,idious niu-
ences against which Engish diplomats have had t,
struggle for tho last eight months and which havs
frequently threatened to bring about disruption OF
the friendly ties between Franc. and England 1t is
through agents like the late Princess Lie V, that q
Russian Government does most OF its secret diplo
matte work at foreign courts and hence the highly
Intellectual character and great personal charms
the woman selected for The service and the Immense
expenditure by which their stabishments ere cha
aatsrEsd 1t will be recollected that hen the late
war broke out the Princess Lieven was the only Rug
sian exempted from the decree banishng ali resi-.
dents of that nation from France. She owed thu
favor, perhaps much 10 the desire of the French
Emperor to retain him this indirect medium OF
communication with the Russian court ia To her
quality as the wife of French citizen
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HFHS. DAVIS CBUGn ELIXIn.--Ihf
I'VE excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whocping Cough, Pulmonary Comp laint and
giving great relief in Consumptio and most diseases
airing from Colds and neglected Coughs is rapidly in
crossing In popularity. The following Testimonial is
from q gentleman well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May IS 1853.
Mrs. Il. B. DGtos: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying to the beneficial effects of your val
liable medicine, named and 30 we'll known as "kfrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used it In my
family for ths laEt seven years in the use Of which
any wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my campaign in the late war with Mexico, with all
gratitude, Madam towards you for its good e6ect.,
YOU can make suy use of this letter you may think
uropsr for the benefit of the community at large.
YOurr, respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
Yor p.Ie by Mrs. A. e. DAVIS, Bennett Eee.f,
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson Jackson, Chss kiilsnaHyh,
L. i Picot A. Rodakar and Charles D. Yale.
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The Thermometer being in the ores air. and was
examined from twenty to thirty minutes bsfore sun.
ris,, daily.
Yours, OBSERVER.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA feo. l<in.

coz %
Irx,vyss,TY or VIRGINIA, Feb. 18th.
.r, ~.,l through the Ragged Noun
- ~ ,h,. yic;nity celebrated by Edgar A.
n'. - =, hi. most thrilling stories, / met
- -. .nomo,v. whose previous obscurity caus-
y. - nnch surprise IS Its remarkable appear
w., -tu d,ubtless bear more detailed account
~ =. a. r,uyb the Charlottes lie papers, and will
s,,,w msntion the most salient points. IL is boy
hut 10 or 10 years old, quite intelligent. and APP
81. rsntIy other wise well made and propsrtioned,
-hoss statue Is so dimnutiye to render 1t plea
ant pss,ime for him to crawl into pint cant
Here is a fit subject for Barnum to retrieve his
fallen fortune il he will only secure the prize.
The previous 'obscurity Of this wonder may not
be W eli understood, but any one acquainted with
the locality aud character of i's Inhabitants, need
no other explanation. Yours, &c, =.
This wonder discovered by our correspondent,
X, 10 the Ragged Mountains, cannot compare
with an every day phenomenon ia this city, VIZ
that of a full grown man who can dive into pint
bottle or plot draf. of Xxx, and the boy OF eleven
cannot opsder his feat more grateful pastine
than this achievement is to city hero. The fact
Ia, we think the same feat caa be Accomplished
with q quart measure by many persons remaiKA-
bic for their OBJ secity. II Barnnm could only me-
nopoliss the business Of supplying the demand
which tbis pa time occasions even IN THIS cry, lis
fortune vould be retrieved without hunting up the
RAGGED Mountain wonder, or turning to account
the character and tastes of the Inhabitants o. that
locality
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DEsTIYY DnMUN.TKArED- MA.

~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the La.
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information In Gil the affairs re la ing to
lite such Health. Wealth, Love- Marriage, Jour
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties liz Business Absent
Friends Sickness and Death, and in respect TO all
othsr SUBJECTS both past and future and all
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies 25 ents, Cen
tlemen so Gems. each Apcls at No. H. (Which is
over ,hs door, Ts yos alley, between nth and 18th
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond Va.
F.IS M
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LITTLE MIFfs.-The world often hang, ON tbs
smallest tribes little milf between Charlie, Bo.
napsrte and his love Lititia, might have broken of
battle of Waterloo aA1 tho
"fhstis fact. Suppose a Iitla milf had TAKEN
place between Adam and Eve What then ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

It,Ok "a l. k-.stsut very dr.irab.s Iet oD
! p sits Saabroehs Warehouse, 90 which Christ
Church toimsiiy stood. Bor pauieaafs inquire Of
10 ~ -1tswlm J. II, POIkpEXrER.
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aurIsY AMONG BRITISH SoLDIsRs-A vessel
which arrived at Msrseilles on Friday evening 2Sd
nv Hea Corfu, brought word that u company of
British srtillerymsn, stationed At Corfu had muti
MED and attempted TO blow up the DO der IN. gsz
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Eu-PAiiT NEhSHIP lsO7lCE.-. The sub
~ scribeIs having formed co-partnershlp, under

q
~ scribeIs having formed d co-partnershlp, under
the firm of
LANDRUM & WILSON
for the purpose of carrying the HOUSE PAINT
ING busine So, in ell its various branches, they
earnestly solicit share of public patronage.
B-Particuiar attention paid personally to Sign
Work, Grsiniug, Frssco Painting, &c. &c, euasan-
them with call. They will always be prepared to
sell any kind of mixed colors; as. also, draining
done tor the trade &C. 8. z. LANDRUM,
D WILSON.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of returning
his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, and hopes the may be extended to tho
new concern, at the old stand, corner of 7th and
Main streets. 5. Y. LANDRUM.
il 2n-lm
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&c c--@ e EOn II - tE Il - 4. II AND
<x,-tsssss.--7z5 PORTSMOUTH AND THE DIE
.kkse2zxsassszad- FERENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER, via the Richmon1 and Pc ersbura Railroad
TO Port Walthal thence by the sW lit aud ntorta
BILE steamer VIM SELDEN, Capt. VIM. G. sMTTH
PuIssr y. J. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday Wed.
nesday and Friday mornings, at g O'clock
THUS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Richmond February 9Th, 1857
s.
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WAN d. CO.'S LUTTEhlks.

CAPITAL PRIZE 45D,GOO:!
The following Scheme will be drawn by 3. swan
4 Co, Managers OF the FoRT 0AIsEs ACADEMY
LOTTERY, OF Georgia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY
ACADEMY LOTTERY, of Alabama, in each of their
Lotte res for FEBRUARY, 1857.
CLASS -,
70 be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca In gu bio On
Thursday, February ID, 1857.
CLASS 25.
TO be drawn In ths city OF Atlanta, Ga in publis
saturday, Febrary -. 1857.
ON THE PL4N OF SINGLE NUMBERS
1850 Prizes.
More than One Prize to Erery Ten Tlckefs!
10000 Tickets.
Nl4NIFIGENT SCEMEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-17

rHUlCE GuNPUNDEk TnA.-A new
~ supply Of GREEN TEAS, just opened. The
very best 0UNtOWDER TEA, retailing at only
81 Ger pound. 4 full assortment OF cheaper Teas
at sos, u.s., SOC, &c according quality. first
rate Black Tea, at 5oc. Best Ooong Black Tea, 75c
per pound
WILLIAM r. KING, 6 and Franklin st,
fel2-ln Old Market.