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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03
TIE wives of incorporate men are some.

lie wives OF lntemperate men are some
times compelled to furnish, out Of theil
own earnings, the means Of gratifying
their husbands desire for drink. Is it moi
a good thing TO give to such, secure de-
posit for their money? where, without the
interference, and if necessary without the
knowledge, of the husband, the industrious
and frugal wife may lay up something tc
be enjoyed when delirium tremens has done
its work?
But it must not be supposed that the
members Of a Building Association must
wait ten years before they begin to reap the
benefit of their savings. Opportunities
frequently offer for an industrious man tc
get himself home, if he can command
money. Sometimes house can be bought
ready built, at low price; sometimes,
cheap lots are for sale that will rapidly
rise in value. A mechanic can soon man.
age to build himself house, if he can
buy the lot, and pay for the materials,
and for what labor be can not perform him.
self from the B. A. he can borrow the
necessary money, with the assurance that
he wW nerer haze to pay 1t back. With
the money which he has always paid for
rent, he can meet his interest, and often q
large part Of the monthly instalments on
his stock, and be his own landlord at once.
In the cities, this is considered the chief
advantage of B. AS, and from this they
derive their name. Ono example will
illustrate this, and scores Of similar in.
stances have occurred in the single Asso-
citation to which l have before alluded. A
thrifty day laborer rented house, in the
suburbs Of Philadelphia, for which he paid
S63 per month. The owner was in want
of money, and, having met with frequent
losses by dishonest tenants removing sud-
denly without paying their rent, was glad
to sell his property, although it yielded a
large interest. His price was $780, The
tenant had held for couple of years three
shares in the B.A. On these, he borrowed
six hundred dollars. The fifty dollars bal.
ance, and the premium to be paid on the
six hundred, he managed to raise from
other sources. He bought the property
for cash, gave the Association mortgage
on it for 5000, and transferred his certif
cate of stock as collateral security. He
had now to pay the Association six dollars
a month, three dollars interest, and three
dollars for monthly instalments. The rent
he had paid was enough to meet both, and
leave six dollars year for taxes. About
seven years have passed since he made his
purchase, and in another year he will own
that property free of all incumbrance, ,har-
ing paid for 1t almost entirely Nth the rent
that he must hare paid to his landlord if he
had not been able to buy.
l have now pointed out some of the
prominent advantages of Building Associ-
ations. There are others, but l need not
further enlarge. If any desire should be
felt to form one in Lewisburg, and more
information be needed, 1 will cheerfully
give what l can. believe that there
are enough here who need such an insti-
tuition to secure its success, if the manage.
ment should be iutrusted to suitable hands.
G. S. j.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

PATRIoTIc.-Trinity protestant Epis.
eopaD Church, New York, at the last ves-
ny meeting, appropriated FIVE thousand
dollars to the completion of the freestone
monument, in the church yard, at the
mead Of Pine street, over the suppositious
remains Of American patriots, buried there
IN tie Revolutionary war.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

AUGUSTA, June 20.-Mr. Pickcns has
positively declined the mission to Russia.
1t is probable that be will be returned to
the U. s. Senate. to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Senator Butler.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

The Mayor Of Montreal was q conspic-
uous guest in the recent celebration Of the
Battle Of Bunker Hill, where Edward
Everett was the orator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

ST.. LOUIS, June 2O.-John LapoiDt, ,fol
the murder of Robt. Wheaton, Israel
Shoultz, for shooting Henry Inhap, and
Jacob Hoeslin, for tie murder Of his wife,
were executed in the Jail yard in this city,
yesterday.
George W. Sharp and John johnson,
have been hung at Edwardsyille, III. ..fol
the murder of Jacob Barth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

People, make mistake in paying too
much for potatoes. There is more nour-
ishment in one bushel of good white beans,
than in five bushels of potatoes and what
is better than bean soup,or more palatable
than good old.fashioned "bean porridge ?''
The cage of beans" should be revived, as
we'll for economy as health. People sho'd
learn to "know BEANS" if they don't, it
may be fairly presumed they must pay too
much for potatoes. Indeed, it can be no.
thing but this ignorance Of beans that
causes the high price Of potatoes. They
sell now for dollar. During the age of
beans, they sold from shilling to eigh-
teen cents bushel.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

1@-The Democracy seem to have three
candidates for Governor, besides the "side
door" stool-pigeon Hazlehurst. There is
VIM F. Packer up here, while one Of their
papers supports Gen. Hacker, and another,
Gen. Racker. Well, "the more the mer-
iier"-Judge Wilmot can whip dozen
Packer, Hacker, Racker, Hackensacker
and all
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

bgThey have got up "Snaik" story
at Athens, Bradford county-said "snaik"
being Of fabulous size, and almost filling
the pool Of the dam in which it is said to
sleep. Standing on the bank Of the dam
about Is years ago, We saw tremendous
sucking in and heaving up of the waters,
when the Dam timbers disappeared-pre-
haps were swallowed by that "sarpint;" )"
perhaps he has digested that, and is now
"cavorting" for more. All that have seen
him yet, carried "bricks" in their hats to
keep their hairs from standing on end
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-03

Supposed au,aor-H W. ROCKWELL, Jlicl, " l.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

PUBLIC GAMING IN YUBA.--From the ex-
cellent report of the Grand Jury of Yuba
County, we make the following extract in
regard to public gaming If the laws are
insufficient, We trust public sentiment may
u Ultimately Danish this monster vice from
our midst:
That public and private gaming should be
conducted to such an extent in Marysvills
and throughout the county, as appears TO
be undoubtedly the case, evinces deficiency
of proper public sentimentiment and want Of
scrutiny on the part of those whose duty it
is, more particularly to suppress vice. sup
port wholesome laws, and protect all good
citizens of the comfy from the pernicious
results Of gambling.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

FIGHT AT FosTER's BAR.-The Express
OF Wednesday contains an account of fight
which occurred at Fosters Bar, Yuba coun-
ty, on Sunday evening, between two men
named Nelson johnson and Mike Lyonds, in
which the former was cut in eight different
places; one in the base of the skull, one in
each shoulder, and three in the left side
The cause of the quarrel was slight--Lyonds
compelling johnson to fight or treat the
house. Johnson, it is thought, will recover
Lyonds has been arrested
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

DITcH lNTEREsT.-We publish elsewhere
in to-day's paper, a communication from a
Miner upon the subject of the Ditch Owners
Convention. The subject is attracting con-
siderable attention, and will, doubtless, be
generally understood by the public of Cali
fornia, before the government acts upon the
petition of the ditch owners.
While upon this subject, we may as well
remark, incidentally, that the ditch interest
received severe check in the defeat of Mai
Gen. Pillow, of Tenn who was candidate
for the position Of U s. Senator Could he
be induced to represent California in the U
S Senate, bitches would be dug on all sides,
Could he be induced to emigrate hther,
"free as water" would no longer mean four
bits per providing the General in dig
ging ditch around hill did not throw the
dirt on the upper side.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

On the I'd the newly proclaimed king with
his two sons fed disguised in women's
clothes. No quarter was given to the armed
mutineers, but the women and children were
spared by the conquerers.
Agra remained quiet. Lucknow sill heh
out, The death of Gen. Cavaignac was the
most important topic in France. The event
took place while he was out sporting on the
2Sth ul,, near Tours. lie felt weakness
suddenly creep over him, and fell to the
earth and expired.
Two efforts to launch the Great Eastern
had failed
Seamer Columbia Capt Dell, arrived last
evening from Umpqua. We have the follow
ing from Messrs Nichols & Co to editor Alta:
About noon on Saturday the 18th inst. the
river steamer Lady Washington, plying be-
tween Umpua and Scottshurgh, had her
boiler entirely blown out OF her, scalding
and injuring persons.
The Lady Washington is a tctal wreck
The extent of the injuries to the persons
wounded was not definitely known at the
sailing. The accident occurred near Scots
burgh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

THE CHURCH AND THE INDIAN WAR
Cardinal Wiseman has lately preached dis
course upon the revolt in India, in which he
says England has brought the calamity upon
herself by low and merely commercial es-
innate of the responsibilities of the Empire
"The Government has "civilized India in
every way except by Christianizing it," and
he makes revolt the divinely ordained pun
ishment of this national unfaithfulness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

PERsoNAL.--We had the pleasure of visit
from our former townsman, Judge Hobart,
at present a resident of Cacheville, Yolo
county. Mr.. Hobart visits our county on
business, and will return to Yolo in day or
two.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

MUTILATIoN.--David Selkirk, of Angels
Camp. recently had both eyes blown out and
one side Of his face torn off by the discharge
of powder blast from log which he was
trying to split. He thought the fuse had
gone out and was engaged in repriming,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
OROyMLE. THURSDAY, DEC. I7TH. 1857.

The EFFEcT.-The reduction of the price
of freight by the steamboat lines, will have
the effect, says the Age, Of depriving the
sail vessels Of their entire trade. Their
charges have heretofore been SO ton, which
is the amount now charged by both the reg
ular and opposition steamboat companies.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

DEBT OF YUBA CoUNTY.--Accordng to
the report of the Grand Sury of Yuba coun-
ty, which appears in yesterdays Express,
the outstanding Indebtedness of Yuba
amounts in the aggregate to about $751;
403 66.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

DISSATISFACTION IN KLAMATH me-
mortal is being circulated in Klamath coun-
ty praying that the Act creating the county
of Del Norte be repealed The memorial
sets forth, that by the Act the old county
was required to deliver to the new all of the
then existing records, which is considered
oppressive and unparalleled
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

A HARD Blow DR. Woods gave Mary
Woods, a few days since, severe blow with
his cane but the severest blow was given
yesterday by the Recorder He sentenced
the Doctor to fine of $500, or an imprison-
ment of $50 days.--Sac. .Age, Tuesday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

Ey- Two vacant houses were set on fire in
Sacramento, few nights ago. The inside
lining, however, merely burnt out, without
further spreading the flame.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
ByTelegraph to the Daily Record.
.aRRIp.4L OF THE STEAMSHIP
G EN- GATE!
w WAIKER
Returned to Nicaragua

important News from EuTope--The
American Horses again Beaten !-Deihi
taken by the British.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
Phoenix Prospecting Co.

DAVID WEBBER'S interest in the Phunix Pros
pectng Company's Claim, situated near St Clair
Flat, Butte Co, will be sold at public auction for
assessmen Mt on "Wednesday rhe 30th day10 December
A. d. 1857, at o'clock r. NJ, at the cmnpannys
tunnel. C.P. NANCE, sec'y.
Dec. 16, l657-2w"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17

'''' " ESQ H1I' II OOE EFSstVHu0HV
Of the Ohio Statesman says:
of the many capital hits which Mr. Payne
made in his speech, repeat one in alluson
to the Black Republican Congress, which, he
reminded his fellow. citizens, "had spent the
first two months of its session in electing a
Speaker and the last two weeks in expelling
each other for corruption and bribery"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having
~ claims against he estate of William Harlan de-.
ceased, To present the same To m. l. Evaus at his
ranch on Little Butte Creek in Butte county, within
ten months after this date, or they will be forever
barred WM. l., EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Orovlle, Dec l6 1S57.-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
MARRIED..

In Oroville, Dec 10th. by the Rev u. N seymour
Mr.. PENCE to Mrs :. :. FINN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
BALTIMORE
nAn.m,II., ,MEn..AI.0ETICE, ..o.l

s.asrY nai,lnnr, ,Inaltnted A u iepi. No ~ South
.as bat,mo sm Ga, res oy| Hu u an an n.reranesd
Physician the Aiopaih,c SCHOOL, may h' oo"essV '
suited la all cases oi private nature or disease
M Nomry required u " Care Is "o' H"ro" =.
practical nxpcfonee ~ years onhbios u, ~ 70
warrant Ia the shortest ros-ib" h" 10 nave ss'v
effected.
extensively celebrated for the eaotuhl and'peey cure OF NJ
elaa-eA OF Diseases established IN this ey
.n,,, non, ~ wears age
The High uep"toti""
otls Institution would render publ, sotco unnecessary we're
many applicants here for treatment WHO nana
flourish largely tho puhc prints and with whom our ey
AMsc,cd bc ,o"r si""rd,
.eek early mcIca where proper treatment can be obtain
I'd NJ makes no auring pfoseeaonH promises no h'o'e
'''''' ~ scro"dnry aud chronic Cn-r..
Tho nsusl symptoms Sore Throat ,icermon o, she
Mouth Itching and rcuenoss nbeut the Nose bn'ehes
Irnnons upou the skin Upon the perfect Cofsfituoma
oldest and nsetsfai" ct 'u'h eaes III " "
willing TO stake his honor aud reputation,
EhC Triumph at science
rh, r,medics oi pr restoring aroug and manly Wig
m renoyang shattered constitution aud renewing speed
lily debility injury incurred ttan certain secret hanh az
unsurpa passed by ANY dlsooyesi.s oi s' age
Euirebiea Manhood
may here mud certain restorative sno III Sims " M ~.
use have roascd thu huluon Of hope winch from IN"
Quackor,es In thef hieto "''H' se"feh una 10
Ndvunfnuss Of Treatment.
No mol ,onous compounds Mercury Noxonr pr9a uso
hia practice
Iona Che treatment nt romhlc Ahretone Ner
,oln taonsss Sc qualities pt 10 afford Early Ra, and
eoc, the lheuiteasoa Communications sacred
iy guarded aud rcatmen, mak ed lh rN ma deie"es
Dr. Wills sircnt Preventive.
This Renedg applicable To either acS will be sent
duly prepared by mail ,eeepi o. by fenitns eio
pIsiant persons cured IT home by addressing DIR j. ~
MIIls BAIiMoRr Qeters post pad) Medicines nent IL
direction by mail or esrtesH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
TNVENEN nkANN ukAk.I.O1A.

In calling particular attention To this extraordinary
Scheme would especially direct Your attention To tho es
tent Ballot thteh is ~ coAsdrdon) there being
number ~ Drawn Bno fwherahs tho
other Lotteries rarely HNeeod - giving pr'ponderahee IN IA
purchaser well the fact TINT the lowest three
ticket VIII be entitled $500 Iryo The other ana
higher Prizes Immense and well worthy o an Investment
which refer the Scheme at foot We thha PRIDE
ourselves that selections ye benefited ON patrons by
the Prizes them aud take this opportunity to
thank them for the liberal support our cxrrns have received
the hands Hoping fp combination OF ihef hsofs wo
IllLrnl INV do iAl 70 llL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
LOTTERIES,
UAVANN LOTTERY.

.Thc GLORY Of our House " ~ never Depart
"OilR STAR IS IN THE AStINbANr'
HAVANA PLAN No. q.
merely call your attention Ia the simplicity oi
LOTTERY being n aup" numhotH AMI !" REFER
the best evidence nf suecrHa VII hn f"t :" VI"
report the rr2ca have Hod In the hHi
the Havana Plan one lhgo at WW quarter ot
go 1000 Half 5000 and - r,ca "t tltWo each IN
aggrcg The tcy and HHefB sum oi
800 Sovora smaller prizes, ranging from soo !"
Sl0NO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

ooo ,,,zea amountIng slhe7O0
whole tickets $40 Halves s. Quarters az 80
N Prizes payable orty days after the drawing, III di
Without deduction In this Lottery
Tor tickets aud packages, Address ordcla 70
7 u HUBBARD n co,
ONE - Fayetto At, Box, No. 40,
Inne . ,9No baltimore, Maryland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
LARGEST Southern Piano Manut3 ctoiy.
GOLD MEDAL PKENEdN
PIANO FORIES!
WILLIAM I4SAkE ~ 90.

MANI FACTINEKN Of 'ihANU A+NI7 ~ NM. IsH.''
FoRTES,
Nos J. g. > and NORTH EbTAw ST,
Opposite the Eutaw HouS',
Sales at 2U7 BALTIMORE SJREFT
batwecn char Light Streets the prmises occupied
in part by Mr. Il,ury MeCafrey Music store where be
shall keep constantly onhand fine assortment ol @and ana
Square ,,,-,r.,
PIANO-FORTES AND MELODEONS.
Being extensively engaged in the business will sell either
hole ale or Retail the most accommod7'Inr terms
All Instruments Of my Manufacture are g"ranied Tor h'c
years. -.,.-.,. = ,,,.,
mns privilege Of exchanging grant
cd at any mr within months from the day OF sale
PAYNE q CHRISTIAN. Isvnchburg, Va are the Agents
Gar the sal of the above Pianos viii sell them at the
,,f, f,stpr,rs nri,rs imay % dA elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

EMO. > e'tIks s~. Agt, is now sscs.ving via
- Railroad daily and choice Goods and s now opening
Fine Madior Lawns a, l2t cts, worth 1sa cts
Real Swiss Muslins at 25 cts, worth 50 ets
superior White Camb les at IS cts, worth 37l cts
Linen Duck Drliings at shilling, worth % cts
Also Cambria Edgng- lnserngs Pongec Hand
kcrche superior Md Gloves Ladies' hie and coored Cot
Hose Mens Halt Hose Hat Grapes spool silk, Bobby
Brais, Se all for sale chsap the Cash Store Of
ie3ts JNO J. PURVIS, Agt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

u UIfS-ruoMAS UOrE co No l2 tHAM
BEERS STREET. NEW YORK, Established leeNl ilup"r
tets Dealers all descriptions ot 1e Old Madeira Sher
~ aud Fncs od Brn dics superior old Jnmh
trox aud Antigua Rum pd Holland TIM ana every
variety Of fine Imported and iumoHtle iiluots
tuAMPAGNl= Max SutRmo, Mort thandnh ANA umm
Imperial Cabinet and Ner1cnny llHtielk and ether hnis
tLARff AND sAuifnNt- Including chateau MarHhuN tha
Iahtte Lcoyne Iarosc MatgauA aud 81 Juucn Cha
aud iinut Sauiornee
ioCk WINfs-oi Johanncsboreef, Mateohrnnn"r, Rudes
hcmor. Hockhemer. sparkling llock mud Mos"l" . .
all the choicopt varieties lleKantcs Rogaias
ConChas, Operas Pressed aud trutnunes
FONl1gN fiIlsut all kiuis Ratss AlmondH lluuoS &C
ItAs ANp toifffs=a'l oI the finest iluhltles
HAMS IpSauFS-B Burlington. Virginia and Neetphhla
Hams, Snnk cA aud Poklrl Tongues.
GusutN Itu11ih- m fukins, Tubs end Stone Jars =
FOKtIdN fiokIls Sauces, Catsuis hatin"A 'hr'r" VI
sc
pRlstnsfs-Eas and W cs ludh aud Domestic Andn iull
AVID general assortment ui every variety oi lno droores
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

II n y II
which has extensively thro"eh9u '
af past under of bay KUN as
oT Nervous ltcada aud for afe tons OF ne iie
ally and for Diseases Scalp liar has al iaS ~
reduced to that state of concentration when 'htle
4fha virtues fold and ma<es rem 3N No' -
!eHl"n of all ~ It's preseat state OF cohci ,o
1afh effected alone ty series OF eheinlch 80
Inventor the Concentrated Essence at Bay Leaves no"
srhed to this community remedy uinurPaS>5 ~
iAe decay the Hair, the removal bandrni aa " , &
"ray prered,s the falling the Hair Inc ihNe o. si,,,
years since originally prepared it for mcncf u ba had
NhNlng no confidence iu the Hnstrtns usuaS S"'N
most distressing decay the hair sud such err nv IN h'
elects that its reputation became esiaol'' '" -
drels ea. have srr been made it, without any '
If putrg whsrsey such has the reputsh os i'o
NerS BAY Leaves r has been Hiut Iii
iaeture upou an extensive scale and ho now Offers VII"
~, iou'St confidence to the entire pubic
THOS. II. RoSSER.
Manufacturing Chemiz Petersburg; ,,,1,rt, na
, For sale wholesale and retail by SrROIHEk aH'i"
HEAD, Druggists ..p,,
- Look or limitations under the name OF o o' Day
'"si'ts Bay Extracts. Bay Water. &c
ten adNrlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
n,Xauu ., s..,nnL rn,, ,,mn.,s.En.-

The undersigned drsiros to cal the attention "i Parents
and having children oi Slow mental er physical de.
he has opened la prl m, few
miles above city New York Ia hentiul aud
beautiful location Family scbno whore such CHI
on can be received aud taught The xperoe he has hai
for more ogl years c"uncctfWih e Massachusetts,
and pennsy vania Iu,titu ia Idiot la shown hm
that very be done In bringing tst 'hudron TO a
NOR. normal condition instans# e hia had them
common school with advantage,
or engage IN uf fNith snfrrs itr earlier the
,roniug rn,nmenras e better fUerfunrs reference,
address JAMES Il III nNl''N
mug div No aJl I3roadWaV uI lariruf. n W York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
uDAPIISC - WHITE,
Is Tobacco Com mrni.sion Merchants.

. a BAPTIsr late Of Pctcrshur Va.
JNo g. WHITE laeuf the trm OF lleB
ter White, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

A. prizes amounting TO sL2l72l6
~, po8id In maxi fport and buy PactaRt.
reriIcatc of package ., a6 Whole. cost s3o7 80
u Halves. 153 rs
n Qnarf.rs, 10 ~
~ Eighlls, 81 -
In the above formed by the eruaty combination of
- numbers making aud the drawing Of 30 bal
lots there will be li0 przs each having three of the drawn
numbers II Ue each having two of them on 81 60
only them and also JDr1b tickets with
neither Of the drawn numbers thcm, being blanks
the fate "thesr prizes and blanks - nnmbers
Inclusive will he aeseay placed ia wheel on
70 OF t,m drawn nut a random.
Drawn numbers win the capital prize of s6j276
bcrs to ~ 5000
bers In 10000
That ticket having on ii the 10Th. ith aud 18th drawn
: 'i, n"ni'er" nm -, TO- 'e 10000
And so on according q the above scheme.
All tickets being ho) viii three "i the drawn
nunhors them carh 2O
Tho,o tickets having them the lSt and Hi or sd
nd numbers, each 70
l6 tickets having on them the ON ahdoth or I'm
and sh numbor1, each 10
Those l6 having than the 9th and 10Th,
lIh and 18th drawn numbers, 40
All others (beng lO6I2 with two OF the drawn mum.
Der them ~
with either the lat, I'd ID lth, th
nth 7h. 9Th, 9Th or 10th drawn 20
either the llth, l2th 18Th lfh, 18th,
10th 18th isth 18th 20h, 10
fgs No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
determination a he entitled 10 an inferior prize.
Tickets S20-Shures in proportion.
t.3 For tickets and packages. address orders to
T. II. HUBBARD 81 CO.
Office y Fayette Street, Box 40
mayaT.lm Baltimore. Maryland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

SINGER sEWINts " NASNaNEs Nr~nt
- reputation of Singer Maehpes Is founded On The
that ih, perfectly adapted 10 eN.N soA Z" worn
aud that each ot kept employ ed viii not loH
than Ono Thousand Dellare u year
An desiring full aud rel ahe Information about heAe
prices mudcs of purchasing. eau oolHn
II by apply nr hs letter Otherwise tl rPs "t VI sung
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