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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22
a NEW DISCOVERY.
The Greatest and Most Woadeyfulin The Wor'd'
-sARsAPARHLLA LOZENGEs,

r AAEA IA N1
| Preparedby N. HEREU.D Druggist and Physician.
Superior to all Essences, Syrnps and Ex-
tracts so named, and to all s~peciall-
ties heretofore known,
T HAVE for a long time thoroughly Investigated
l. the idea of a general therapeutic agent, sus-
ceptibIe of being applied to all diseases, the de-
velopment or morbid principle Of which proceeds
from an internal cause, either in the blood or any
of the organs.
A careful and uninterrupted analysis ofthe ami
NAL, vegetable and mineral kingdoms had induced
the hope that | conld bri0g about such a result,
and, thanks TO my iudefitlgable researches, 1t is
now obtained.
have found in some vegetables the necessary
means for this grand IDEA, which is based upon an
oleaginous principle Of Sarsaparilla partly known.
to the public, Such is the discovery which l
have the honor this day of advertising. The
form of Lozehees has been given to il, because its
nature precluded the possibility of doing other
wise. and | have divided it into simple and COM
pound Lozenges, in orderthat they might be given
10 children as well as adults.
NV frstexperiments we're made privately, and
remained unknown until wonderful results had
satisfied me that had succeeded, and that the
CHARGE of ouackery could not be brought against
me.
The attention of physicians and ofthe public is
called to these Lozenges, in order that every one
may witness the admirable results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwar6 of a thousand persons.
The stomach is cleaaed, the blood is purified
and renovated by renewing all impurities from
this precious organ andheld.
SPECIALEFFECTS.
/. Prompt and radical cure OF all diseases gene.
rally.
2. Persons who haveused these Lozenges have
never had the cholera nor the yellow fever.
8. Venereal, syphillitic, hepatic, seorbutical,
gonty, rheumatic and nervous and bilious diseases,
are completery cured afew days after the remedy
is resorte d to.
A. All diseases OF tbe ungsfheadyeye stomach,
bowels and other internal and external COM
plants disappear entirely, provided the Lozenges
are resorted to.
For sale by the box, with a prospectus, show
ing how they must be used.
GEN ERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU'S,
corner Toulouse and Bour bon streets.
AGENTS.
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chaltres st.
E GUIILOT, Royal street.
H BONNABEL,
corner of Natche3 and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
JAMES SYME,. 1874 Canal st.
C. H. WERCKMULLER,
102 Camp street, coTner Of Poydras street.
N. DEMONSTRATIONS igratis) daily at the above
Drug Store.
Agents for the above in Plaquemins-
su22-ly STOCKLEY & DELAVALLADE@
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

GSTocKLEY & D~ELEvALLADE, Successors
to A. E. RIcKARDs) to-day make their first bow
to the public in the way of business, and intro.
duce a small portion of their large and varied
stock, which they are ready to dispose Of at a
small profit, prior to laying in a more extensive
assortment in the fall. We speak for them
a liberal share Of the patronage of most gem
erous and liberal community.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

DCol. LOUIS HEBERT, State Engineer, adj
vertisers in the Baton Rouge Aduoco,e, that
proposals will be received at bis office till 18th
of September next, for the work to improve
Bayou Bourbeaux, in the. parish of TberyilIe
and West Baton Rouge.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

UNCLE SAM RscHs-The revenue Of the Uni
ted States during the present 6scal year il il
calculated at Washington, will reach eighty
millions, or thirty millions more than are 40.
cessaFy. This, added to the twenty millions
surplus last year. win make fifty Millions
Here h a fine chance for men in Office who
have an etching PALM"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

THF SALE OF THE DITcHEs.-The sale of
this species Of property, owned by the corpo,
ration, and which took place last Tuesday, re-
suited most favorably for the Treasury Of
Plaquemfne-some seven hundred dollars or
whereabouts being realized.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22
Tewelrv! Jeweln!

CTOnIrY & DELAVALLADE would beg
- leavto call attention to Their superior as
sortmenlof Jewelry, consisting OF
nmond Pins. Diamond klngs;
Gold Braelets, Gold Rings, GoId Breast
pinsor Gents, Gold do. for Ladies;
Breaches Clasps, Buckles, sleeve ana
CollarButtons, Gold Pens and Holders,
and a laYa variety of other articles, warranted
first qualE, and for sale CHEPEE than any
house in3Wn. du||
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

go the card of dissolution of partnership
e. DEGELos and ]. s. BLANCHARD.
NJ neesLos will continue the Grocery BUSH
-, OF his WI account, and we can bear evil
dspee to the public that his articles are good,
ed as cheap as the market will allow.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22
ira Planters.
Giuuorgv

DREDY; Port, Madeira and shsrry Wine;
D Gmpagns Bogan's Pure Ctawba;
Gil WoIfe's and VaucleveersSchnappS'
Rn-pure Jamaica;
wife and Claret Wines, veqfne;
Cotals-Absynthe, RaspbenF Vinegar
P6sr and Ale. Forsale by
an29E sET0CKLEY & DELNALLADE.
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Louisiana I'm stitute--New River.

We refer the reader to the circular of this
institution in another column, signed by its
President, Rev. SAMUEL MCKINNEY. The In
stitute is not eractiy in our parish, but so near
{, that We feel more than ordinary pride and
interest in its growth and prosperity. We are
confident, from the bare names of the gentle~
men (Messrs. KINNER, MINOR, DOYLE and 9TH
ers who take q deep interest in the cause Of ed.
ucatiOn0 who have stepped forward with their
means and influence TO make the above Tnsti-
tute perfect in every respect, that it is exceed
ed by none in any of those advantages which
recommend 40 institution of learning TO the
public. Its situation too is exceedingly desiraS
~bie-being in the midst of a polite and accom4
plished neighborhood, with no surrounding
temptations which entrap and destroy youth.
The next session will commence next month
under additional advantages and most encourn
aging circumstances
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22
Why are good husbands like dough? Wo-
men need (knaad) them.
ADVERTISEMENT.
az CURED,
AND A CoTToN CROP SAVED!

49, 4" e.
The following unsolicited letter from a Sou.
thern gentleman and planter, is Of universal
interest:
CLAYToE, Ala, March 10, 1856.
DR.. RHODES Dear Sir-In Justice to you l
make this statemen Of facts. Your Fever and
Ague Medicine is without doubt the best article
ever put forth for the cure of that troublesome
disease. On my plantation were Twenty-Eight
cases in the month Of October, mostly my cotton
pickers. / tried quinine; it had no positive effect.
| began TO despair Of saving my cotton crop. My
neighbor, Mr.. John II. Miller, had tried your
medicine he told ne to get it, and / Immediately
commenced using il; my hands took it without
losing a day, and got well almost with the first
dose. 1t worked Ike a Charm. l never in my
life have seen anything to operate so sanitively.
| sent to Columbus Ga, and got a fresh supply,
and shall never be without it, if | can find it in
the country. Vey Respectfully. Yours,
THOMAS EFORD.
De Wits Pam Relieuer is the only sure
cure for all external and internal pain.
w. B. CHAPLIN, General Agent, Providence,
Rhode Island.
Forsale by all druggists generally. je2o-3m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

1RERVrLLE GAzETTE.--Mr. BALcH appeared
before the readers Of this paper last week as
editor and proprietor. We trust that his career
among the apress gang" may prove both plea-
SAINT and profitable.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

MUIEs; BIZ
MIR. J. W. COMBS will have in Plaquemine
lVl in a day Or two, TO arrive on steamer Jas.
Briggs-as per telegraphic despatch on Tues day
last
100 More of the Finest Mules,
which will be at the service of the public. Call
early and get your choice, au22
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

GA dispatch from St. Cloud states that the
Emperor Louis Napoleon and Eugene would
leave on the 9th TO visit Victoria.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22

6FEugene Sue, the great French novelist,
author Of The Mysteries of Paris and the Wan~
defihg Jew, besides many other works, is dead.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

Too BAp.--A young lady shot her
SELF, near Pontiac, Michigan, on nc
count Of her wealthy parents trying
to compel her to marry rich young
man, whom she hated, and 10 discard
m Industrious, honest and upright ri.
val, who had won her heart, but
whom she must hate, because, for.
sooth, no was n mechanic and had to
Labor for living. The ball entered
near the pit .! her stomach, and she
was, when las; heard from, in quite a
critical condition,
Alasl this is the sad result of an
ogyogious and sinful, aye, nbominablc
error whichto many parents fall into.
Instead Of encouraging their "pc,"
dAughtcrg to marry honorable, high.
minded m chancs, whose industrious
hands scarcely ever Nnow want, the
the rnroW3' only desire seems to
hat they sh2l! marry 'T'ct' young
ncn--Or Oh eiher--'or i. seems to
make little difference what il the mat
ter with them, what vices they follow,
or how ignorant they arc, il they on
~ possess money enough to be called
"rich." Oh! how we long for the dry
to come when parents shall no longer
blast the future Of their fair daugh-
trrs by forcing them to discard the
lones, intelligent and upright me-
chanic for the graceful, fined eSsed
and wcalhy l0@aGer What consti
tutrs Lis wealth. Honesty, industry
or virtue? No! \ cultivated mind or
aGtc.ionaie heart! No! What then? |,
Ala9! the answer is ~he's wcAI Those |
parents are auiIty not only Of mlr-
derjng their child, but of her suicide,
for death to her was syveoter far than
4 life Of untold misery. Parents, re.
form.
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1t U.os'v ADvERTls1.--Was that
the reason lie ialedl Orcourse! His
bushes, stand was wei. situated, stock
Of goods well selected, and everything;
promised prosperity. But one thing
was wanting, he failed to let the pub.
lie know he had goods 10 sell on terms
as low as hi, neighbor. Hence, PEG.
1lc passed by his store. the few cU5to-
mcrs he had were attracted elsewhere;
the rent, taxes, and wages eat up
profits, an ono morning the shutters
We're not taken down. lie did moi
alvertiae-'twas "too expensive" he
would say, and 50, naturally enough,
10 ''cayel IN"
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b. virtue Of an order Of sale to me is.
sued by the Clark Of the Circui, Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, on the frst
Monday. being The 9Th day Of July, 1857,
at the court house door in Winchester,
viii offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, House and Lot situated and
being in the town Of Winchester, upon
which Grin Hill has a blacksmith shop,
ana bounded by the street leading from
the square to the Methodist Church, by
A. G, Blacks livery stable, by George
Gray's lot, AMI the lot that Orin Hill no,s
lives upon-io be sold az the property OF
Grin Hill, to satisfy an order Of sale IN
my hanl0 for collection, in favor of II. S.
French, ana against sail Hill. Sale III
legal hours. l.. w. GONCE, Sh'd.
may %, 1851 I'd prs fee 60
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EDIrvnlAL VIsIr.-DMing the day
on which the candidates for Governor
addressed our citizens, we were call
ed upon by Mr. Cooper, editor Of the
Chattanooga Advertiser, u mos, cT'
ccllent paper. The company Of our
welcome and courteous friend was
missed during most ofthc day, from the
fact tho paramount interest we
could see that he felt in the speaking
Cooper is Il Jealous democrar, and
judging from the stirring eject which
Gen. Harris speech bad upon him, we
gucs. he'll not want for something to
write about for weeks to come, We
thank You, Mr.. Cooper, for Jour kind
visit aud hope to be favored soon with
another. Why don't you send US the
Advertiser
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WaE.r Caop IN EEosopp.-Fro

WlE,r Caoa IN BEosopp.-From
every portisfSs our country We hear
OF excellent wheat crops, better shan
was ever before raised III this section
ofcouhtry. Clear o. g;ist or any thing
Of the kind.
We have just examined some stalks
Of wheat from the farm Of our friend.
T. G. Tarpley in the lower end Of the
county which su-passes any thing Of
the kind we have ever seen lor length
and size Of stalk and Leayincs8 OF
grain.
The ca; crop is fair. and corn is very
promising, --.Shelbyuile Imposition.
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u 4 nun named John Evcrson
was shot dead in Memphis or The 2i'b
inst, by gambler named John Able,
FOR asking The latter to pay him some
money. The affair caused great ex-
CT emen'. and it was with difficulty
that the mayor proven ed the citizens
from hanging Able without judge or
Jury"
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The cROpa.

!! shall be ono Of our especial en-
deavors to keep the farming portion Of
tho citizens Of Franklin county posted
in regard to tho crops abroad Al 4
matter Of course we can rely only up,
on wha. orr exchanges say, And /! is
Almost important subject, ono that de-
manas much attention. Nna NJ one
should ever wiliu,!y ea,nrgn Or d.
niniah tho prospects, Upon good
crop year depends every business. and
"a said before, We will give TO al the
most reliable Information OF which we
ore possessed, From almost every
part Of the country we have glowing
and cheering accountsor the growing
crops accounts which we can SAFELY
rely upon. The wheat crop Is repre-.
scented aa being unusually barge and
promising; and this We Goow, hon
observation ana hear say, TO be the
case in FranGtin county, The only
difficulty that We have noticed is the
!rroguIarity otitg riPen.n&~~ ONE pla
ccs being perfectly green, wAiIo others
were ripe enough for the cradle. MOI.
withstanling this. the prospec! is thai
the wheat crop, this season. will b,
more than an average, aye, cooSjIor-
ing the good looks Of wheat a; home,
and the favorable reports from abroad
we can but believe we will have
bountEul harvest.
The corn crop is rs large as usual.
We learn that it looks well generally.
but grows of slowly; but with con
tinued favorable season, we have rea.
son to hope that by carly frost our
granartcs will again be filed with this |
great ana increasing staple Of South. !
ern produce.
The Out crop in tMs county looks
pretty well, although from abroad it
il not 50 fairly represented. We are
Of the opinion. however, that there
will be an average crop.
The IRISH Potato C5up.--F'or several
days we have been Teasing on the
new crop, and some very large, Not
withstanAing tho scarcity and high
price Of seed daring the spring, yet
the usual amount has been planted,
and we predict an abundant yield.
The Cotton crap in the South seems
to be somewhat a ftiIurc. The pa,
peFs from there report chat there will
no: 30 moro than oNc.third The usual
amouat raised. Blu: then We have
seen conflicting reports. IN some por,
tons Of Georgia, and all through Ar.
kansas and Mississippi, taa cotton crop
is said to be doing finely.
The Sugar and Tobacco crops are
as in iloulisAing condition,
and a large yield is anticipated.
Ia short, VIC would say that though
our observation has necessarily been
quite limited, yet the general report
from diaercn: sections Of the country
gives Us ample room to hope 10: de-
lightrul abundance Of tho AcceSsarirs
Oh life duriay TIC coming year. SO
mote it be,
1t U.Da'v ADrERTls1.--Nas that
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The ConstitutjonnList says that plan.
tiers m vicinity Of Augusta are cut.
Ting their wheat; a large part OF it i,
sufficiently cured for threShing. The
cotton plants in Burke and Richmond
counties, are unusually small, being
on',' four or Eve inches in Insight.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
j. READ

& Employs ths method of inform
sssax-- g. ing the citizens of Frank
". lin county, and the town
of Winchester, that he has permanently loca-
ted in their vicinity, on the East side Of the
square, and intend, to keep constantly on
hand a elect assortment Of French and Amer.
lean Leather and Findings of eve y descrip.
tion, for the manufacture Of Gentlemen's and
Ladies' boots, shoc', CATERS. pumps. &C.. and
guarantees satisfaction to all who desire NICE
fit and good article. Having carried on bu-
sIness in B.ookyn, N. Y, previous to his
arrival in this State, and with entire satisfac-
ton, he feels confident tba; success will at-
tend him here. Ladies in particular are invi.
ted to patronlze him. as be has paid careful at.
teniion to their wants. june2O-ly
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

U New Bedford N So has op-
propriatcd three thousand dollars for
the celebration Of the agXt fourth OF
July. Goodl
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

Dr.. Coavers, Of London, dissecsed a
person who died for love and found
the impression Of lady, face on his
heart.
That's abou, the strongest love we
have heard Of for lolthese many days.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue OF an order Of sale 10 me la'
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Cour.
Of franklin county, Tenn. on the frs!
Monday. being the 9th day Of July, 1857,
at the court house door in Winchester, /!
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, House and Lot, or lot upon
which there was house, situated and be.
ing in the town Of Winchester, ana
bounded as follows: On the East BY Sol
ONION Covers lot; on the South BY the
stree, leading TO Ju Ige Green's old place;
on the West by the lot OF Will. Ed. Ven
able; on the North by the lot OF M. Po''
ter, containing one acre, more or lefsm
to be sold as the property OF John l.
Forbes, to satisfy an order OF sale 10 my
hands for collection, in favor OF James
Harris, and against said Forbes.
L. w. GONCE, Sh'f'
may %, 1857 I'd Prsfss6 80
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o." Bishop Polk, d Louisiana, is
spending the summer in Eas, Gcunas,
see.
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LCTDr. Nane's heirs have been paid
$4,000 for tie sale az the "Agctic TX
petition"
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MARYLAND STATE loTTERIEs FOR ~,
COHBtN a. Go,
LICENSED AGENTS,
Are authorized By the MANNERS n en-
all orders for Packages, Tickets w
or Shares in Tie
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
These Lotteries are drawn in public in Il.
city of Baltimore under the superln,ep a. ,ae
OF Inc STATE 10 FIERY COM AllSSIoNyTpcee
who guarantees The fairness OF the Draw
and The official drawn numbers are puhlsHSS",
in the Journals of the city Of Baltimore, ' w,s
his certificate bearing his Signature. ' ""'
ALL PRIZES ARE GUARANTEED By THE sr,,,
One trial may make you rich foyls
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily,
SEND YOUR ORDERS 10
cor BIN d co.,
The old established authorized Agents wh,
have SOLD MORE PRIZES lfpn ,r wig
other Office in the State of MARYLAND
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY
This iavorte Lottery g drawn doiIv. Ina
Capita! Prizes are s. 5000, S70O0, $6 en-
S. 500, &c, Single Tickets. One Dollar
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
26 Whole Tickets SIG 10
20 Half Tickets 8 90
&c Quarter Tickets q 90
Nothing Venture. Nothing Gain,
Tickets bought by thc Package are ulways,h,
most profitable to the Purchasers
For S26 wceend package Wholes Heves aId c,sves
For $40 we end package Halves and " hole tickeis
Eor S. we send packages Quarters and one Wnols ich
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES,
Ore 0. which Is drawn at 12 O'Clock each day Of the w.,
CLASS 40.
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Departed this life, on the 18th instant
Mary, infant daughter OF Thomas J. and
Julia Lockhart, aged one month and two
weeks. Thus has an early bud been
blighted on earth to blossom in Heaven
Pine Bluff tdrk. Enterpriss.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

On Thursday evening, The 95th inst, il
this place, Miss jane, daughter Of Capt
James Il. Estil, aged nbou. 10 years.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

FOR sALE-A Bed Stead and Mattress
Apply al this oifice mar8
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DIED-On The l3,h inst, after Ions
and painful illness, ThomasJ., son Of w.
NJ. & Virginia L. Russey, aged 0 years,
8 months and 10 days.
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Em ors.ers,.g E,ickets or Certilscates,

Enclose the money to address for the tickets order.
I'd, on receipt of which they win be forwarded b. Fl st
UI Purchasers can have tickets ending in any fgUrc
they may designatr.
The List Dr. wn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the ORA wins.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and 1--WE their Post lte ounty and state.
Uk Remember that every prize IS d avn and payable
n U!i without drduttiOn.
uJ7 All prizes Of 0O) ana under paid Immediately after
tie drawn5-o'her prize at tho u ut time or 30 dlys
Al commanded inns strictly confidential
Address o deTs for tickets or certificates 10
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Tickets SIS Shurcs IN proportion.
LOOK! This is wortii a Trial
S20.NGO.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOT.
Terry,
For he benefit of Susqpshanna Canal.
CLASS s.
! SCHEMt.
prize or3O, 900 dollars is $50 GOO
prize ofl0,0Oo dollars is 10000
prize of 5000 dollars is 5000
l prize Of 1907 dollars is 3,GO7
~ 100 prizes Of ! 900 dollars are 100000
Is prizes Of SEQ dollars are 1880
25 prizes Of 800 dollars arc 1900
GO prizes Of 200 dollars arc 1920
SO prizes Of 100 dollars arc $500
1872 prizes Of 50 dollars are 1850
1872 prizes OF 60 dollars are 1890
1872 prizes Of 40 dollars are $3.50
1894 prizes Of 20 dollars are 1850
25.740 prizes Of 10 dollars are PSI 400
36,3le prizes amoun;ingto 5547,747
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
90 Whole Tickets 9l3l 50
20 Half Tickets 06 90
20 Quarter Tickets 81 20
26 Eighth Tickets l9 90
Tickets Sl0~Shn,ra in proportion.
We invariably an,.er letters by return
mail enclosing the tickets in good safe en-
velope. and always observe the strictest con-
fdence. After the drawing is over, We send
the official drawing, with written cXpa'
nation Of the resull of the venture. All Pr
zcs bought at this office are payabIe mme'
d.Dte'y after the drawing IN Current MONEY,
and We take Bank Notes Of am State, or Bank
Drafts in payment Tor Tickets a, par. For
odd amounts in making change We receive
postage Stamps; they being more convenient
than silver, Correspondents NAV place y e ui'
nos, confidence in the regularity and Haicy
q! the malta, az very few or no m iscarrogea
Of Money happen when properly directed =
us, Be careful that you monitor your Post
Office, County and State. Give US al least
one single trial, you cannot lose much, if not
gain. One single trial may make You indie.
pc ndent for life. TRY Us. There should be
no such word az fail. Address
CORBIN B. co.
Box 100 Pos. Office, BALTIMORE Nd.
CT Orders for tickets in any Of The Mary.
land Lotteries promptly attended 70. Clrcu'
lars cont aiming list Of al! the Lotteries t''
the month, forwarded on application.