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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18


Broke last week-TLe Crooked dam.
se1Seyer4l barns in Maryland we're struck
by lightning last week aui burnt.
eZWm. Colon has been appointed Post
master at Hantisgdon.
Get hold Of one Of Uncle Sans tirs-The
editor Of tie Democrat. We hope j; viii
yield better cream than type sticking.
Dyn's Ike tie see Mr.. Buchanan giving
audience % Walker. the h.Ibus,er. 4 more
jus, welcome would have been q prosecution
for violating our neutrality laws.
rsAThe Missouri Democrat mentions, a a
fact not generally known. that GOV Walker
goes 10 Kansas backed ny by large amount
u Wall stree: capital, pledged - cooperate
with him in = giant land speculation"
E4-The Ri4-way Farm Company We see
is again advertising a farm within the reach
ot every man These farms are no doul,
ezcs..en: places fgr practising wood chopping
ani burning logs. h-t As for farming among
pine s.umPs, we'd rather not Just now.
hIsi ~ Tie C,asi-TLe Trenton State
Gazette says tla,a woman residing in Ocean
county. y. j., WIS frightened T. death las.
week 5y the ilea IF the Comet. Al night
SIC saw light from 4 large FIRE IL tA- pines,
and was Immediately possessed with the idea
that j. was tLe comet, Tia; the earth was N
hre AMI alsu. - lie destroyed. Her alarm
was s. great that she was thrown into conyu.-
sla4s, .Ism :-- e5-c.s Of which she died tie
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
B"oSs and lsseun.s Of Joseph F.It

~ IrE : hereby sl7sr .la. .-s
y ,'>e~e:S 1@e ca the bcoAs }. ~
.s-7G., q l-s'Fss.owa, for so2l.. z,s.-
- - ~ gave been -s>ls1e& to JACOB la-;-
n n ~. .,-o.oE3- Alfred Marks. }. n ls.--.
-, - -. - a '5aaR 4 Co, aad are nov se q
- ~ subscriber for settlement A
-. - @ S23G books wifi ms i. 3. $.
-. '..'a,~Se 70 call On ne and make s5.s.sa
,-ss vi. shortly os placed 10 il.e
'--;esr fer co-lection. DAVID BLH
Ls".SioRD, Juae II. ls5--,G
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that would have afforded Cotton Mathcr or
enc .,-s- 80 New England historian with
ot3r.tar 4 certain C having lost
INN b-r Of horses and finally a mare ana
nII- - reroDre the cause Of his i'll luck was
a3vise3 hv his f-lsnds to destroy tie ,7'te"
,bat had s;ven him 50 much trouoie. lie ac,
1a1DsSd @aso and 195a placed d it ia kettle whob bans
over l-, the fire. and having his rife loaded,
wait waitsd patiently for the witch, Jut it kp@~
better than TO make it appearance "A Dc
SHOT y1 The experiment failed, but he and hls
friends are Of the opinion that It was not
G,1a rfghr. We have numbers If Ike cases
throughout the CoTa = /
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THosE SUSPICIOUS BoTTLEs.-Ha-diy Aad
our paper been circulated around town last
week, when hay appeared with abaskst IN
which were deposited a dozen suspicious look
ing black bottles, precisely such as the editor
Of the Aurora IS almost daily seen with. Ihey
were accompanied by note, frem which we
learn that said bottles were from the essab-
Eshmeut ell. Zerbe & Co, and subsequent
trial proved that they contained very good IN
deed mineral water, sarsaparilla, and porter
none Of which in temperance Parlance will
make drunk come" though for our part we
shouldn't ike 10 take more than half dozen
Of the last az time, even if properly diluted
with sugar and water and cooled with lump
Of Cubbiscu's ice. These drinks are pleasant
ani refreshing in warm days, and the last
invigora;in- To weak constitutions. 50 tina. #
folks xiii drink. We recommend them 70 send
for dozen or tive to Ierlc i C5's and try
the virtue Il tLe:- tam-i bottled mineral,
sarsapa:il.4 u porter.
DRrHEENNEss-We saw . hardworking la
boring man, one who has large family, pass
our Office & few evenings age IN charge 4
some u his friends, presenting Z sad picture
Of that horrible disease called mama u p9tl.
and we hear q i similar case II another part
u town. Neither II these men are Old
Beth, in ,helr better days, possessed health
and strength u labor, lived happily with the
wives Of their choice, and probably would
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Religious Notice.

Rev. u. Officer vii preach in the Lutheran
Church ou Sabbath morning next Subject
African Missions
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HsUlrqats P.Its. an eETaoi binary Hemsdy
f,r termination e Blood . ne llead--Ilsn-
ris.ss ri. Wright, Of Nsw5org, Esw Yyrk. suffer
Il most excessively for eight years and hait
from termination e bleed to the head, 50 Lad
al lines that she would fall down in er5ssin4
a room As If dead. She Consulted tire a.-,
fereu, physicians, and stuiions.E follow.
,heir advice. which however failed u 1sne1t
her. and her dissolution was hourly ez"ect5t J,
II til. time she .-.ei Holloway Pi..s 7als.'
quickly dill their w.rs, y removing y. II
the system all th1 nozlsus matter, CARVING
IF the l4I au.4=, and left aer in rhs ENJOY,
menc Of rertec: health. her friends have al
been asconizbei al the apparent transtzTFih."- ma.
ton, vet all this has been elected BY H--.-
vav's Pills.
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THE MARKETS.

= -E---e- -7I-Ia- = y ---E ~ ------
: pawn. tc- White Wheat l,-Ja0,g-, Re-.
90
y. B.-Whaa: taken on store. With priv
Lege T. che sEaer = sell gr ship Is boat.
Marks's Steam mill. extra. per hun. / ~
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E[TIae t--, race CA4: was = have come
Of ca Saturday ,o decide the ques.;.a Il W-h-
shall be P. N. 4; Lewis,owns has been pest
pone3 On aec0ua, of the weather ana ,he
Postmaster General. When II does come +.
Of which due nouee viii be given, Hon. 4.
White, James Burns Esq and Dr. Van Val
zah are u Le judges.
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s4A large picnic. though a rather one
sided one 50 far IS mating was concerned,
visited Granville on Tuesday last, They on-
joyed themselves as usual, ana some boast
considerably q having been caa.a; IL the
rain.
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the Earth or Uranus, il is impossible 10 say
most probably the latter.

JFaH !Hrcst. Ntlr York, II \. M.-Jacob
Little has Just received private despatch
from the Great Bear, who says the Genet is
sure 70 strike. The consequence Is = great
decline in Erie and New York Central Ne
thing heard yet from Taurus, and the bulls
are waiting anxiously.
Lana, u M.-The Comet is coming near
and presents ! very striking appearance
La:tr.-rhe Man IN the Moon has just been
struck. Ii i feared that the Moon cannot
shine alongside ot the Comet
SAL LG.gr-rae Man has recovered and
struck back. Result doubtful.
L.t-- .b28 E'osr.-Ihe Comet is evidently
GamaSel. \ writ l. ,,..It.ta jag".rcHcy viii
have t. be taken ou..
4ret. C.rcse, ! P M.-The Ner,h Pole has
been knocked down by the Comet, and the
line ;s .ut Il order Send 81 j Pole Of some
kind, ezi.eI, hoop sr fishing, 70 repair DANA
ges.
T.stagt5a, : ?. N-President Buchanan
has issued proclamation warning the Comet
II. and threatening 70 send an expedition
azaint him. Gen. VIM. Walker has been
clssetel al morning with the President, and
viii probably command the expedition. OF
course the Comet viii rot dare u touch the
earth, and 10 more fears need De entertained.
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oLa9H, ~ A. M.-The equin9e-;,I line !
s ~. 0. !. .s4es, - that We have ~ Intelligence
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

@Dr. J. =. S:aaeroa5 We Lsara last even
ing succeeded n removing some pins from
rAa 'AToa. Of child If john c. Siglsr,s.
which il had svaI- Wei.
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Sun Pie, q a. M.-Tha Comets tail
80 1-. IN "a contact with the pole and slightly
I.- --'-.' yea H. aes.des dsraugiug ,ae wires. 10
an. an. -.-., -n1 nobody To blame. as the acci-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

Leo, l0l A. M.-The Comet has lust nas.s3
ana announced that he : bound 10 srriks
some one OF the smaller planets Of the solar
system, but whether Mercury, Venus. Mars
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ss2 The wet weather still continues. !,
having rainei every day since our las: exesp,
Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13

fone H. the other Is years for the animated and
addresses they delivered to the great enter
eminent Of the company among whom were con-
adorable number of iadies"
From the evidence of interest on every band.
we have reason to expect that the celebration Of
1857 viii be equal if 1t does not greatly surpass,
It's predecessors As yet, however. there seems
to be no positive understanding what day Of tho
month will be observed. or who will deliver the
ora,on-William G, Rives or Elk President Tyler
or both This la the result of having the James,
town Society In Washington. where no concert OF
action can be secured. and where pubic interest
IA mot 40 intense "A in the state In which Is the
scene of the ommemoration. IL should be re>
moved AZ once to Richmond -RichmoHd South.
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ry'HE RICHMOND WINE STORE.
DUDLEY & CO,
Importers and VIII oiesaie de aiers I'm fyhotr O
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars.


Wines Fine Brandfes, Liquors, Cigars.
We call particular attention of the trade hotel
keepers private families and those that buy for
Medical purposes, to large and extensive stock
consisting In part, Wig: Wnes-Madeifaa; Sherrjes:
Ports; Pure Juice; hockl; Clarete; &c &c All grades
Port very old ana fine in original packages of bot.
ties, for Medical snd sscran entail use.
Champagne wines
Heicsick Co; voucher; VT. Olivier & Co.; Le
Marquis de Poncet; Sillsry; Old Anchor; acd other
brands, for which we agents. and cen offer great
inducements to the trade and hotels
Brund!es
HennesEey; Otard, Dupuy l. Co.; Martell; Pslle-
Vorsln seignett and otner brsnds from the lowest
price upwards.
liquors.
Jamaica; st. Croix q Boston Rum; Arrsck; Hol-
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whistles; Old Bourbon
and Mountain Rye Whiskey; Old Peach and Apple
8raniies; Curacao Abisinth; Krsch; Marsschino.
Also. Ginger Wins; Blackberry Brandy; Cherr y
Brandy; Bitters, which are excellent for Summer
Complaints,
Cigars.
A large variety of Choice Brands.
Malt Liquor.
sss's London Porter; Philadelphia Porter; Muir u
sons Scotch Ale; Alsopp's India Pale Ale; Dudleys
Tonic and Sparkling ale; Philadelphia Ale and La
ger Beer. in pints and quarts
Those in want of the genuine article, we invite to
call and examine " Main street, Richmond, Va.
spll
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GUIDE ron TR4VELERs AND OTHERs
-
Rpflr0nfi Lines.


p,rumosp FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac
RAILROAD going North, leaves twice every day,
SUNDAY evenings excepted at O'Clock g. M and
At n o'clock m, for the Potomac River where a
steamer s taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
70 Baltimore. SC.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, goiog North, leaves this city
twice daily Sunday evenings excepted,) at O'Clock
a m and II o'clock p. m for Gordonsville. where
thew connect with the trains of the Orange and AL
sxandria Railroad for Alexandra, Washington, Bal
.imore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE--Leaves Richmond at
O'Clock o. IN and connects with the Southside Road
at the Junction, at IL O'Clock m Sundays excepted.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG-Lesves this city
twice every day, Sundays excepted at 81 O'Clock
m., and s O'Clock p. An accommodation train
leaves here every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at
9o'cleek 8. m.
For Norfolk &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
Wslthall, thence by steamer WIN sELDEN, Capt
VIM C. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday MORNINGS at Ct O'Clock
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. John Davis
day and Thursday mornings. at 81 o'clock M, fol-
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all the regular
landings on the River
For New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesdsy evening, at O'Clock, for rev
York, touching al City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &C., leaving Norfolk next morning, at Ii
O'Clock.
For philadelphia. DC.
By the steamships Pennsylvania, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leav. every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and PASSENGERS
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aNa SPRING, 1857.
NI9a CHINA, GLA8s AND EARFHENWARE.
GEORGE J. SUMNER,

No. 90 Pearl ST., Richmond,
Has In store, and is receiving by recent arri-
vas, from Liverpool and the American Factories
his Spring supplies of CHINA. GLASS, EARTHEN-
WARt3, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&c, to which he invites examination from mer-
ehauts visiting this market.
Fla stock will be found as extensive and complete,
and will be sold good terms any house Ia the
country offer.
20 all cash or prompt paying time customers, In
ducements will be offered equal to any be found
tbs North.
TO these merchants who hsve been in the habit OF
buying all their goods at the North he would say,
that all he asks is an impartial inspection Of his
stock and prices, assuring them they will time,
labor aud expense, By leaving their orders here.
The most careful ard experienced packers engaged,
and goods promptly forwarded.
sTONEWARE Of the best quality, at factory
prices, NH 6--2n
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SWAN = Co.'s LOTTKRIK1.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 DDO 2.
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing TO the great favor with which orr g,n.,.
Number Lotteries have bsen received by the npbEa
and the large demand for Tiekets the Msnsgs,s !,
gwAH Co, will have . drawing each astn,s .
throughout the year. The following Scheme Iii :.
drawn In cash Of their Lotteries for April. IAN
CLASS 80,
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ga In uabl,. ~
safurday, April An. 1Sss pa0ns' o.
CLASS 81,
snturdSy. April isb. 1s e public, on
CLASS 81
To be drawn In the city OF Atlanta Ga IN public. On
Saturday, April 18th, 1S.JS. 'A
CLASS s.
10 be drawn In the city Of Atisnts Ca in public. G,
Saturday, April 25fh, 1887. ~
ON THE PLdA of SINGLE EUMRERs
1920 Prizes,
Mors thar One Prize % Every Ten Tyeksssl
MAGNIFICENT SERENE,
BE DRAWN
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Since Jan Ist...sSe So 9o6 070 9is G6s rs 5,
Richma md Markets, Anril llth

Richmond Markets, April 11th.
FLOUR-Ths market 10 a little irmer. owing TO a
demand for freighting return vessels. There were
sales to-day on the Basin bank at Sc Is for good
straight brands superfne. There also sales at
So lz}
wHEAT-No change, aud very limited recsip's-
8 S00l IS for good to prime red; sl400l4o for
good to prime white
CoRN-Market quiet, at last quotations = 90 to 10
cents.
BALTIMORE, April ii.-Fiour continues firm st
1875 for Howard Street and Ohio. City Mills 10
sssrce aud held higher. Wheat 10 steady good to
very prime reds s 1850 ADJ good TO prime whites
81 5o0SI 81; and choice do. 5 So Corn is un.
changed; white SO d6S cents; yellow 62065 cents.
New YogK April 1I.-Flour-The market to-day
was hssyy with sales of 5000 bbls. at decline of
scents on State; common TO good State $500 rs 60
srd southern 10 unchanged; sales at $60S6S0 for
rnix ed to rood standard brands.
Wharf.-The market 10 unsettled; sales of 900
bushels at decline of cents white; sales at 100
CornLTbe market was buoysnt, with sales of SO, =
900 bushels at advance of cent mixed sales al
70 cents for mixed.
Pork-Ths market was lower, with sales of mess
Beef-Ths market closed firm, and sales at $50
Sl625 for repacked Chicago.
Lard--The market was frmer, with sales of bbls.
at 14t cents.
Wkiskey-The market closed duller, and sales of
bb!s st 26t cents for Ohio.
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MEDICINES.

MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION THE
Nl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
10 to certify that haze used tny practice
and have seen used by others, Dr.. T. seotts Celeb
ted White Circsssien Imminent, and have no he 81
,stion In ring that have more confidence In /, than
any other Eminent | ever saw. have used it in
Rheumatism, spreins, Bruises, Pains and Burns
with almost universal success and can with conf
dence recommend 1t 10 the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, NJ. d.
-, Va, Dec. 4. 1855.
Ali the above Medicines for sale BY fureel Led6
& Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond. ja9
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NgKs. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXlh.-Thi
ifs excellent and never falling remedy for Coughs
gvins gre at relief ia Consumption and disease,
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs s rapidly In
creasng in popularity The following testimonial is
RICHMOND, May rs, 1858.
Mrs H. B. Da,os: Dear Madam, take great plss.
sure in certifying to the beneficial effects of your val
uable medicine named and we'll known IS MRS
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t in my
family for tbs last years in the uss Of which
NY wife hiss been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the cheat contracted during
NV campaign In the lats with Mexico with all
grstitgde Madam towards you, for its good effects
you caa make suy of this letter you may think
nroper for the bsnef. of the community at large.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
yor sale BY Mrs A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett & Besr,
AIex Duvsl Peterson & Jackson, Chas. Aillspsssss
y. J. Picot A. Bodaker and Charles d. Yale.
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IACKsON'S sExCELsIOK BiTTEKS.--
y Read and pay attention ths following certificate
from well known and distinguished citizen, and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bittsrs
now 10 much In vogue:
"Mr r. Fl. JAcKsoS.-oear Sir: My mother-in-
law Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia for some sixteen yesrs Not finding any per-
mauent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to Try your Excelsior Btters,' and it
affords me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She can enjoy her food with relish to
which she stranger previous to me use OF your
yalua bic medicine. GEO. W. Willy"
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$500 prizes emourtir to......-............s204 O
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; Guarsen25O
PLAN or THE I.OTFEpV

HhoIa TIcke1 SiV naiVes D; quarters 40.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
<ne Numbers from to o.0C9, corresponding with
shose Numbers on tbs Tickets Printed on seoars,.
slips of paper encirced with small tin tubes and
placed in Wheel.
The first q prizea similarly pFutsd and sncireled
are placed in another wheel.
Yhs wheels are then revolvej ard numbe, I,
drawn FROM the wheel of Numbers, and at the sans
time Prize il drawn from the other wheel Tie
Number and Prize drawn out opened and sxh D.
tied TO the sudieEce and registered By the Comma.
,ioners the Prize being placed against the Num- -r
drawn. This operation IL repeated until sll Tia
Prxes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATIONS PsIzgs.-The two precsdirs ard
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing tie
rst 8 Prizes will be entitled TO the u Apprcxir
ton Fries, according TO the scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF 800 will DO determine ed by tse
lest figure Of the number that draws the $50 GOO przs
For example, If the number drawing the $50 r,0
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where tae
number ends in will be entitled to $50 fthe mum.
Der ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where :hs
number ends in will be entitled TO $50, and 20 OF TO
0. Certificates OF packages viii be SOLD at tbs fol.
lowing rates. which il the risk:
Certificate OF Package Of 10 whole Tekes......ssG
a" 10 half Z" $500. 10
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NEW AND CmEAP goods, comma
We are in receipt of large stock of Spring Goods
conpnsing the nswest and msst elegant style of
Dress Goods all of which will be sold at low prices
Cord and Black Silk Robes
Org.rdie, Grenadlne and Barge Robes
Chsne, Bay adore and Striped silks
Chsae and Broche Grenadines and Bsreges
P ain and Printed Moussnes and Chsiles
Embroidered Swiss Dresses
Printed Brllisntes and French Caiisoes
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
spring shawls and Scars
Paris Nantes
Gloves AID Hosiery Of every description
Umbrellas and Parasols
Irish Linen fine, at SHE.
8 Table DaInask, st she
Damask Napkins ana Doylies very cheap
Linen SheAting and Pillow Linen
Fine Wide Bleached Cotton sheetiug, st 25s.
45ipch Pillow Cotton at 81.
Fine Marselles Qniits, at So 50 to SIS
Fine Thread Cambrc Edkfs at 10c. to 3d.
Fine White Briantes, at 50.
White and ;olored furniture Dimity, very cheap
Blesched and Brown Shirtipgs
White and cold Osraburgs
Tickenburg and Burleps
ToWeiipg of everv kind, &c, &c.
MOURNING GOODS.
Bombaznes Alpaca and Tamss Cloth
Bareges, Grape De Espagne
Grenadines, Chsliies
Black Lawns and Organizes
Mourning Silks
Grape Collars and SetTs
Mouselsnes, Canton Grapes, &c.
ap4 PAkkFk, kIMmO u co.
'EFRUSTEEsS NOTICE...S. Z. Semple, of
this city, having BY Deed of Truss, of this
date, duly recorded in the Hastings Court convey
to for the benefit cf his creditors his stock of
Drugs and Medicines at his Drug Store No POP Main
streat, and ali debts due to him. all indebted
70 him are requested TO make prompt payment.
The entire stock is offered for sale privately, un-
der the provisious of the deed The business offers
strong Inducements TO q Druggist.
Under authority conferred by the deed, have ap-
pointed the said seupe my agent, to SELL retail,
and to collect the debts.
P. H. GIBSON, Trustee.
Richmond. March Is, 1887 NH 26-Im
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10 BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY APRIL.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
prizes of S225 srproIimas,ns TO $4,000
prize .re.:..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
rrizes OF $3.50 spproximsting to $4,000
pf12c arc 40
prizes of $50 experimenting to $1,000
prize are 20
II prizen OF $50 eprroximattng 10 $3.50
prize are: ..:.............. 500
q prizes Of $50 approxmasips 70 1850
prize are. I'D
20 prizes of S25 approximaring to 81 900
prize ............................ SO
5000 rrize5 CT gu t-aJ
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A CERTAIN CURE FOE ALL.
In drsery winter, snow or rain,
When winds do blow am the cams
In ioyiy cot or rich mans retreat,
lam to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cert down with grssf,
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, It's to prevent
And cure all those for such I'm meant,
I'm nice to take tits quite treat
Do take this Syrup, LEoNARDs INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price % cent, &C., &c. 70 ~
D EWOVAL.-~Or. PLUniE hns renewed
II his office to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side. and sbout one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. 2. continues to treat
ell syphtic ard gonorrhesl complaints; and having
had much practice in this line istters himself that ne
can give very general setisfsetion. call from
hose Interested ia solicited.
DR. P ala, makes and vend5 one OF the best resto-
ratiyes chemical Extract of French Flowers for
constitutional wegkuess ever offered TO tbs pubic.
DR.. T. may be consulted confidentally by letter.
or otherwise Medicines securely packed and cent
70 o,der, In almost any direction.
Office hours from A M, till sPM. Franklin
sire near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va Is
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ksICAJkH MANGUM

OFFICE OF THE &. 4 T. K. r CO.
- March 20, 1857. :
rgsssTEssE---=E4gax1 NDTICE..-Gn and after April
1st 1857 Spanish Coin will MT be
Seived fer freight or psssen ger fare on
this road. JEO NJ PARKER
NH 20--.tf AGENT
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~o. ELs1iIEIE STORE AND IS UsI-
- NESS STAND, ON MAIN. BETWEEN 18TH
EsssA AND l4rH SITS, FOR RENT OR LEASE
The present occupant intending to make change
his business, will give possession by tbs lst of
NAV. ApplY at this Otfits ap LII