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Kansas.

As there is great deal of talk just now in
the papers about Kansas, and what the Consti-
tutional convention have done, we give the fol-
lowing from the SteubenvillsVI Union, of the goth
inst, as the latest and most reliable in formation
we have from tkat territory. Captain Savory is
q genuine, full blooded National Democrat:-r-
Captain Richard Savory arrived safe home
from Kansas last evening, having left Leaven
worth City on Friday ast,-13th instant. He
came passenger to Jefferson City on the steam
er Cataract, ofthe Lighting Line" Capt Jamei
0'Neal, Of this city. The Cataract was the
last boat Of the season belonging to that line. =
Until the Missouri rises, the boats belonging tc
the Lightning Line" running from Jefferson
City to Weston, will be laid up.
Capt. Savory says that times ar, brisk al
Leavcnworth, and that the people there have
scarcely experienced any of the effects of the
monetary revulsion which have prostrated bu
siness to the eastward. Carpenters, bricklayer;
&c, were in demand, and laboring hands com
manded 50 per day and scarce at that. The
currency is principally gold, and it passes from
hand 10 hand without either premium or dis
count; and business moves on in its usual course
as though no storm convulsed the commercial
world Real estate had declined trItle, ano
that was all.
The Captain informs US that the acton o
the late Constitutional Convention does no
meet the appreciation Of even the pro-slavery
men Of the Territory, and that its refusal to sub
init the whole Constitution to a vote of the peo
pie meets with condemnation from men Of al
parties. Governor Walker is down" on it, ant
will call the newly elected Territorial Legisla
ture together before the 2lst Of Decemyer, thu
day fixed for the vote on the "Slavery Clause,
to take such steps as may be deemed necessary
in the emergency. Were the vote taken on the
proposed Constitution at this time, there wod
not be 500 votes polled in the whole territory
1t is proper to say however, in this connection,
that nobody has yet seen the instrument propo
sed as Constitution by the Convention, and
that the opinion formed Of it is based entirely
on the accounts of its character promulgated
from Black Republican sources.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-25

GEN. WALKER. teIegraphic dispatch from
Washington City, dated Nov. lS, says. TAT an
early hour this morning Secretaries Cass, Floyd
and Attorney General 70 lcey held q hurried
consultation, and determined to telegraph the
United States Marshal at New Orleans to send
the revenue cutters ID pursuit Of General Walk
O.. 1t is believed at the State Department that
the reyenus cutters viii overhaul him"
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RI c.,TrIous, Persons cannot be too

BE CAUTIOUS. Persons cannot be too eau
tious in taking medic: ne administered by unskil-
full hands. Mr.. Israel ht tercer, who resided be-
tween this place and Claysn.,e, being unwell, q
German peddlar who was staying with him over
night, mixed up a dose of medicine, which be
said would relieve him Of his sickness. Sure
enough it did relieve him, and we are painef to
say, Of his life also. 1t appears that the pedd al
had mistaken corrosive sublimate for some 9TH
er drug, and as a consequence Mr.. Mercer was
poisoned. He fingered several days, but the poi
son finally acted fatally. Guernsey Jeersoaia,s.
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. ]. w. SIMMONS. wishes to inform his old
IxA friends and customers in Cadz. that he has
opened shop in Cadiz and that he is prepared TO do
work in the latest and most approved city styles. -
hanging, Glazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his line OF business, will find it their
advantage to give him cai as he is determined
to ex eel; and to his friends OF Green and Wayne
townships he would say he intends to have place
of BUSH in Hopedale, and he hopes they will
continue 10 pa uonize him with that liberal patron
age which they have for the past year bestowed.
Cadiz o. ap22-i5T N@ w
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New Advancement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM.
ERS have concluded to make the following Ar.
rangements;-l propose TO sell Goods on as fayora-
BILE terms as they can be had in this narkut, Be-
ievng TINT short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties have concluded to settle with all NV
customers by the first Of January and the FIRST Of
July OF each year. These arrangements will ba
strictly adhered to JANIS STEWART.
Cndiz, Ohio, January I, 1857
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01Tsenator Sumner Of Massachusetts, who
had the difficulty with the late Preston s.
Brooks for insulting Brooks uncle, and whose
spinil affection has been a great bubear with
black republcauism, has returned from Europe,
and is expected TO take his seat in the Senate
on tie first Monday Of December next Brooks
IN daadU q @t
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BONNETS MALLHNERYG GOODS go
OM Market street, one door West Of
the Post Office, C:sdiX, Ohio.
NTcC TTV1TE NCnYipM

uAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAS-
Ii TERN CITIES an elegant and fashionable
tall stock OF Goods in her line 6 business con-
sisting OF
Fashionable BOnncfs,
of every description; French and other Flowers Of
the finest kinds; Straw Goods and Straw Trim
mings Ribbons OF the best quality; in short, ma
terlals Of every description tor making Bonnets-
Having spent much time in the buslnass she feels
confident of giving perfect satisfaction to herlady
patrons. Bonnets will be made and tr immed in
the shortest possible time All articles ordered
will receive her personal attention.
Cadix, Ohio, Oct. %, 165atf.
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erThe ST. CIairsvilI Gazette fully speaks ou,

sentiments, when it says:-
01rAs we expected, Stone & Thomas took ad-
vantage ofthe depressed state of the money mar
ket in tho East, and laid in tremendous stock
ofgoods at greatly reduced prices, and are now
offering them to the public. They understand
their business fully, and by "taking time by the
forclock," they are enabled to undersell their
neightors. There is the place to get your mon
ey bask, and mo mistake. Don't forget the Bee
Hive Store, but call in. See advertisement in
another column.
G-Read their advertisement in to.days Sem
tinei.
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6%rP. B. Ankeney, formerly one Of the edi-
tors Of this paper, but now resident Of Guern-
seycounty, is a candidate for clerk Of the next
Ohio Senate. We wish him success.
w. G. Gould, whose name we announced las
week as a candidate for the same Office, is can
ddate for the clerk Of the House instead Of the
Senate.
Our old friend Richard Lnnning, Esq, Of CO.
shocton county, is candidate for Sergeant-at
arms Of the next Senate Of Ohio. Dick is one
ofths best Of Democrats. and every person that
knows him will hops that he may secure that
position.
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PoRK.-The Cosaocton Dsm2crat OF last week
says, that the highest price that can b. obtain
ed for gool, smooth merchantila live hogs in
that locality is S3,50@S4,Oo on time.
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mo T' eacIlers.

TIME Board Of Examiners Of Eiarrisong county
Il Ohio, will holda meesing at Cadiz, on the lasa
April, May, June, September, October, November,
and December, 1857, and Januury, February and
March, 1858, commencing ut 10 O'Clock, A, M on
each day, for the examination OF Teachers, undsra
the sac 10 provide for the reorganization ssuperys
ion and maintainance Of common schoos,n passsd
Masch "a, 1858,
@ BY Order OF the Board.
NJ. B.ADAMS. Clerk I,
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0J-The people in one of the upper districts
o Wisconsin were represented in the last Leg
islature by Mr.. Gma but he not making
noise enough, they have this year elected Mr.
Cannon
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War Deoinred aRatnst the u. S. by
Brigham Young.

Brigham Young hNs declared war against the
United States. The Government Of the Uni
ted States has but one course to pursne, and
that is-to punish him in tho same manner that
it would any other traitor to The gOvernment.--
We feel well assured that Mr.. buchanan will
do this.
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0ITThe following from the Butler Dem. saves
US the trouble Of writinga paragraph on the
same subject
"HEDeED" ISl-We notice that the old rusty
bachelor Editor ofthe Tiffin Advertiser, W. w.
Armstrong Esq, committed matrimony, on
Tuesday of last week, by uniting himself to Miss
Sallie V. Hedges Of that city. How an editor
can afford to get married these hard times is a
mystery to us-but since hs has gone and done
it, we hope his Ara may be strong enough to
protect all the title Hedges that may sprout from
the original root
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or The longer we live in this world Of roses
and thorns, the more we learn to revere those
IphIlanthropic axioms, @Bear and forbear,r 'Liye
and let live, land TO reverence faith, whose
christian founder has made II q condition of hav-
ing our t-espasses forgiven, that we should for
giyc the trespasses against us.
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eial msetingeftlse csbiRet v,ss isumealaislyeak
led. bat nothing has tr4nspired with rekrence
70 their deliheTalionA
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or The Asiatic Cholera is raging fearfully il
the northern part of Europe.
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G1rThc last cas- Of "butting the bull Oft the
bridge" ia, Brigham Young declaring Ssra-
gainst ths United States.
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GJ-Four children were burned to death near
Alliance, Ohio, few days since.
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cADsz vymOIEsALE mAEKET

0tFIllinois money is only shaUal 20 per cent.
in Buffalo.
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Among The documents in letter from Colo
mol johnson, dated from the camp on the Three
Wings of the Sweet Water, addressed to Adju-
aant Geuaral Mcdowell, New York, in which he
coniirms the burning Of the contractors trains
i,y the Mormons. He says the Governors es-
cort ia four days behind him, with two compa-
hits Outrageous He knows Of no reason why
Col. Alexander should attempt to reach Salt
Lake by ths Bear River, excepting from the fear
that the Mormons have burned the grass on the
shorter ro1le. He adds--'IfI I comId c,mmuni-
eals with Col Alexander would direct him to
lake upa good position for the winter q Hams
y Frx. rhe roadis beset between this AMI Hams
rork " III om9aniss OF Mo.mons, sol doubt
f,lii shall BE- able to communists with Col.
Alexander"
II is- supposed 81 the war department Asat
ahs troops arc al in good condtion, - nothing
N tl,o contrary i said in the dispatches.
M ~ rasIps ofsss abHss dsspstches sEss
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Lake City, Territory of U tab, thi
fifteenth day Of September, "a. D
eighteen hundred and fifty-sever
and of the Independence of tho Uni
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For Sale.

A NEGRO WOMAN. capable Of doipr ali
n kinds Of House and Kiieh.n work
July %, 1857.
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CHARLEST0WN ACApEMI,

V'hk nezt session or this iusiliu,ioa N to begin
a on Monday, the 2<Ih Of August, nader the a.
feeiioa OF The Undersigned. he ka, ems sred AZ An
A,sisiant. Mr.. G. N. CAnpssLL
The eourse Of instru~tioa embraces too distnet
osngns-ihe one general; TIE other partIcuIar.-
oensfsl; TO render ell the pupil. familiar vA The
orSinsfJ Engissh transformations sloe s,ion
afiihnstie, grsnmsr, rhesorie, logic. deelsnatioa
together vith The principle. Of natural moral and
social science. Particular: TO prepare tbose Who
desits 10 cntsr q college or pniversity BY drill.
ins 'hen In Latio, Greek and Marhenaties.
rssss-Sss SESSION or rIvs ne.sus
English Department., 1850
Classical and Mathematical 10 90
Eatrspee Zee, eoetiogsut expenses,
No dedue,ioa for those vho enter amer the zee.
,ion has commenced. or iet those who are viii
drawn durtng The se-sion eIeept In cases of siek-
ness OF o,hes unavoidable necessity.
An interview beforehand, with parent. or ru.r.
diae, IL desired, al the PrineipaPs weliiee.
Bils Tor tuitiou viii ~ presented early is the
session and pay ment viii be expected By the kr,t
OF January cert A discount will Be allowed 10
those who pay Ia advance
A fec boaIdsTs under the care Of the A.sistsut
lnsiroetor eau be accom- modaied 10 q private fam
hy-wilh the snosrsIanding that they III 20 HON.
every Friday evening. returning plnetuaIiy on
Monday morning. Terms for such, % IS per
week, In addition TO fees for IaitlSn
No. NORTH,
JAY 10, 1871 Principal
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMEN r.


Two al persons afflicted vilh Sexual Diseases
II such .. sPERMAToRRHEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA,
GLEEr SYPHILIS. the Vice Of ONANlsM, or
SELF-ABuSE. Ae., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view of
the awfsl desruetion of human iie co used BY SsI.
nal diseases sni the deeep,ioas praciised upon the
unfortunats victims Of snch diseases BY Qaack.
have directed their Consoltng Surreou, q. eHAs.
irapLE Aer worthy OF their name, To give MEDICAL 4.
ADVICE oHATss 90 all persons thus ctet Who o.
ply BY letter. With description OF their condition
cage, occupation, habits Of life &C \ and In cases
o. eEreme poverty and su6trisK TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Assoeiation 10 q bssevol~at Ins,i-
Ia,lon established BY special endovnent for the
relief 81 NE siek and distressed sfieted with "vir
nlent and Epidemic Disease" II has nov n sur.
plus OF means, vhieh the Directors have voted 10
erpend IN Advertising the above notice LII. need
less 10 add that the Association command, m.
highest Medical skill Of the age, and viii furnish
the most approved modern treatment
Just Pabl'sbed, by the Assceiaiion, q Report on
Sperms'orIhna, OF Seminal weakness, the vice Of
Ooanism, MaSurbaiion or Self-Abuse and other
Diseases OF The Sexual Organs. BY the Consulting
SnrEeon. which viii be rni BY mail, (in a sealed
snxetope1 FREE OF CHARGE, on the reeeipi Of
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address. DR.. GEO r. CALHOUN, Coasa,tIpe
Surgeon. Howard Association, No Q SouIh Mink
Street, Philadelphia. Pa By order 81 the Diree-
tors. EZRA d. HEARTwELL, PresL.
Gao FAiacaHD. Secretary.
July Is, IS57-iy.
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GensIesnen,s Wear

CLoTHs, cAssIMERES sad IVEsTINGs.
y Cfayas. Halt Hose. Silk, Thread and Gauze
Shirts, Shirt Bos0ms, &C
April 49, y IN. a L. L SADLER
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sATl.RAeInnY.
Virginia 70 Wit;

virginia % wit:
o. ~ ci'suh coaa = jss,r.ss cossy. Jss.
F-as Y Hsstss - l,aas Hsaass. Pts.-ssr.
AGAINST
4eAa ~. GrtlsF. (essFA eirttuF Eaeas F,ts - 49,.
- tAssiss Fs-it-e FsfAa- Rsy 80 Sisss.-.
~ CuANCEaV
aha W aigtisf sppsafss. - siits tks tssss a
- BE cssfi See ~ psfiiiss ansssF ssd srss ti.
aaa ~ ceres csataf ~ n b heasa 80 - r.
psfs ioF3efiF red. and ~ fepef 81 CSC ai.sf =.
~ Coeka. - SeasissfHiioa Nksrsrs - ss5f ~
ggft ~ fscemmHtsf. sfh issifsefinss - sfsBs az
istfmrss ss6bsd sHslee FoAa % sutas4 atk
sag PsF2fns $50, ~ sraiss nafs~s - - %.
gsfzea 81 Fsgarats - $50 tsegasat t3ars ikrlF
feefHiea aad ssid cfoss hia y feasa8st q a.
re-. = o,esr ,ss' gfopsi g,ess.. Hfy = isssss,
sad - stess - asiurss ~ hfafiaE - ed
sFcas tll a CerY F~sts
aokEETT HaOwH &C.
CaunfaelaHEts first-a8
gaT o. fEI
Ths naniss % - shsgs Ssh sfs bszsfF sfif.s
- aspeaf 81 ~ pAoe Do fiksFrafeaE lea~f..s
Coahff yrahta ~ fss fBh ssF ~ assa1f srrt
ga isss ssi1sass. = tasbas re - sEssss ~
stsVs sesies
Juiy O. ta5f
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A Parm For Sale,

TIME saiscfihsf haviaE dstsfaiasd 10 lssys ths
n stats, vili ell ihs Raf@ uPoa shich ~ 70
SKIES o. - sitnaiff atoat oss uiis Nerih 81 aksp-
krrsst1un, cn ~ foad isafiag ifon fhat piaes 10
BedinEisB, sithiu ons nile ~ 80 Eeadgmf pFl.
vsp Bemiaaff go publt scheoisi ? Nefch sats
Mills anf aaH Mis-, mills n ths Chsaapsaks
so ohio Csnsi sites a ~ Baiiinnofs 4 Ohlo
Railroad. SD coaaias
lBB Acres,
q Linssiobs Lsne, 40 ~ vhisA ere slesfss sd
~ haianes ia Tintsr. Tks cleared iaad l. fivi.
"a into siF fsi8s ~ ahosi tgeefy Gee srrsa sseh
Thefe are % ths pssratses II g5-ainrT Daelflae
uouas fcnafsininF slzhf fcouf,l stttiss Cofa
Cfths. WsFna sheaa, so ah aetar usresssrv aaf.
taldiafs. 20 oFchsfd n - Tees ~ eksies iraii
Mere AZ sin trftatt go q ssgtf fsfliar wsil a
saisF sea- ~ 9stains.
Isss 4 1887 II
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Peruvian Guana

FTfaE sstssTlbsrs ksvIaE asts affF1Efnssm
III uifh Msssrs y naaede a Bro % receive
lhsil geggly q Qlale lhi.ssssea ~ - Z IRON
- uafF Iss arigis 70 fhstf asI sliafai hiFsss %
loser FFises sAsn q ssa ~ Pfslufef - ung oihsf
mnfkst u ~ Hlats.
Ftey sfs asiif srpscdsg shFssipa ZspAFf 50
cssf,iiea fsra lts ttlaata. Tkgeq 80 tssiff %
A. 81 esa So ssFhRs n - fsiigsfsf ffra fkEss
ekir1 a lseif afgtEaf fDWLE q CO.
Alaraas1aa ~ ~ feSg
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General lgssey.
4. A. GALLAHER,
Heal Estate and Land Agent,
DubuQue. leWa.

AND wAuaals oosEhi and sold Tor parties
- East Lands esrefsliy selected AID located
ior cash or on time. TsIss paid on lands Of .s.-
rtssdS-s and tis, interesis carefully and prom pr
~ sttend<d 10. Thies isvesiixaied and eoavsy.
sneink done. Coiieetioos Of elai ms for parties
kasl sitepded 90 snd remirisaees promptly made.
TERMS MODERATE. Address ~ above.
Spirit and Register. Republican and virgiaian
Winehestsr, wsshington and 81 irror Lsesbefg
American and Republican Martinsbarg copy
months and s.ud bjh TO advertiser.
July 9, 1857
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Rouse and Sign Painting.

Virginia 20 wit:
me cEeuh cosu Of Jsssnos cOaa,y, jan,
ss-s-si Lsetsdg cd M.y Els., IA. srs.. pi.,.,,e,
AG slNsr
Ds.sd Astsy sd@saisystsr q 1fsry Rosssrs Srrsas>S
nn.s- ~ Bo,oos. hr.-y r. BSss~s. Esd Gss-Es
IN CHANcERY
(kztrsst fEOa decree u J..s 6. lSSs a
And me cause e0AinE 90 10 te heard N J. Oh dsy
OF Jsbe ire7, SPon The hill and the ar. yer, .boy,
mentioned, was srEssd By eoun.eI; spoa eons,d-
GRAFTON whereof, % 10 ordered that eonmiA.iou,r
81 his eouu do settle The Standardization secoanI Of
Dabtel holer, atminisua tor Of MARY Bou.r,
dec d., and make report IN order % q hnsl decree,
snd IN Proceeding 20 take ssid account he COM
missioner NAV give notice OF the time and n,se,
by pabl'eaios too Hour saeeessive weeks In 90, al
the newssspers pabli.Aed 81 Chatle.isvn. ,aeA
publication to have lie eGei Of rersoaa service Of
notice uPon the several parties"
Copr-T~rs
+. BROWN, cl.rh.
CcnhissfoSkss OTrtcr 4
Chsriss,svb, Jsly 10, 1857
The parties 70 the above sol are hereby notified
70 sPprsf a. ny ofbes, 10 Chaflesiouu J,Gsr.on
County. Virginia, on The 22d day Of Aaga.t u.kt
Win their vouchers Ot cher evidence to nahle me
TO steeuts the above deerse
EDWARD z COOKE. Coa',.
JAY rs, iS5T-tu
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TRUSTEES SALE


DY vbtue % Deee u Tres. lfoG +. - Tsu.
ID Bsr 10 The sabssfibsf f0r he bsassi Of ChArss
J. Faulkhsf, dated Jane lisa asd dsiy recorded
10 Berkeley e0bny Va { wi oasf. 81 Publie
sale h-ioFs 10 CosH Hosss door 10 hsfiinsbBfK,
ia Bsfksisy eoaaify, Va, -
Msa4ay, fAs Iosi dog IF AsgEss, 1857,
(COon Gag. } thsi vsiuabis Fsrm Owed By sid r.
a. T0sber. set 5rnsflY hy Wtuisa aksrt des'd
esntaisiag FOUR HUNDRED AND ELEVEN
ACRES-necortiHs 70 q snTvsy ihsfeof mads by
3. ~ Bose. Tks farm ls siiaatsd in ths com
Tee u Jsasrson ass Befksisy. "a 10 ssa timbsFsd
and ssisrsd. Hasoa u eouiostabis the snail
BuiidinE-sa eEosiisEt Bsrn. Cauis eAsd, 0fsn-
arr aEd Corn hOussi sna 80 orchard 81 sso8 fruh
u u utthin two milft Il Dspof % ths Bsiii8lcts
SD Ohia Rsilfosi; aboul he sane disisnes hua
HheBksrdatawn.
The Hfms q safe ~ pFsscfi5rd By iks Deed ~
Tfnst ore Casa Bet tis pS0babis libsfai credit
giii ~ aEfred opoa .ahd " -, siii - ms8s fsosn
o. fhe Day n sals. - LIZ
July 3 1857 - Tfaslss
MarIaslufF Rspuhiitaa eopy tn ale
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$4,000

lS'g,ry for the benefit Of the State Of Dslapars,
Cisss is9 toe 1857, to be drawn at Wnmingtoa,
Del. 90 Saturday, August 291h. 1857.
- Euuber Lot,ey-Ii DrsEn BallctG
RicH scHEAE.
Prize Of g., 900, Prizes Of 10 900; 3 II
joOo > Of 1000; Of ,, 200; 2 of $3.50;
) Of 800, 10 Prizes Of 1000; 20 Prizes
Of 100; 29s Prizes Of $50, &e., &c, &c.
Tickets $50 = Halves 81 osalisrs S9Bo.
Csriiheates ol Pks Of &c Whole Tickets, Sis 90
Do DO &c Half DO 81 50
Do do % Quarier do 1918
tV Orders foS Tickets sod Shares and Certi6.
ti.es Of Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries
s!il receive the most prompt attention aud an ae-
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Ihsr &c is over TO all who order from me-
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