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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-12

Some years since lorl Talbot was grant.
ed u divorce by the English llouSr Of l.orls;
his wife. mo,est aud unassuming woman.
having been charged with an amour with an
illi,eratc groom. The principal witness
against her was the family clergyman. the
Rcv, Mr.. Sergeant, who swoe that he caugh,
her IN the ac, OF crime The clergyman has
jus, given hu,sclf up 10 the authorities. con
Tossing that he Ind pcriurrd himself by con
spiracy, aud tina, he hal M reason Ia sus.
lsct the state Of affairs which he had sworn
10. tie is now almost insane from wmorS'
The persecution Of lady rabo, made her a
maniac. and she died without recovering her
rcasou. lori Talbot married woman who
proved herself OF all h. bad charged his wife
with. and soon deserted him. lie died hur.
r,bly. in the midst Of his beasty orgies, with
company of degraded Wonrn. Thus VEN
g,sncc has ovcr,akeu oil the parties in this
dlabo'ical couspiracy.--Sydet~ Cour'or.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-12

Tie Montgomery Ala Mad announces
killing tros,s in that neighboyhood on the
3lst Of octotcr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-12

AZ New orlcans, on the 3st. sugar was
selling SAT &C, per H.. and moIaSss a, 25c,
per gallon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-12
The Railroads aud the Pressure.

As time wears on il is found that the
leading railroads. which have been abused
a. causing the present convulsion IN The
money market. are not the OILY parties III
fault. aud that the debts due by the roads
to the banks are much safer than tn debts
due hy merchants The aggregate OF sus-
banded debts ct railroads ia quite small. too,
when compared with the debts OF mer
chants
-, ~, ~. ., a,.,;,, lah,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-12
roial tleating dsbt /.

Were it not for the ruads OF Illinois. Ohio
and the grand trunk routes leading from
New York 10 Chicago and the Ohio river,
", sie.Id Re obliged .. G'ids'on 10 oar present.
Disasters, 70 import broldsuf, as ~ 1885,.
Instead of this. the roads are now in a
POSITION where Tor SIX months they can not
only supply the domestic wants for bread,
but enable Us To snd abroad millions OF
dollars worth. q, pro6t.--N ] Erpres.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
z hrs d. patch.


i philadalI Tia Journal expresses The
Io?inion thas, EoFe9e. tie present struggle
mag finally result tho government Of British
India for the next fifty years viii be a far
more terrible thing than II has haen for the
last sitty. L VIII lake al oecan of blood
TO wash ont all taal las nov occurred -
/ There will be a war Of races flr ..iree hun
bred years, il British dominion should sur
siye 50 loas in lntEia Al the haughtiaess
Iottite ell Mormon eoHquerors On oac si3e,
AID hatred far more treaclerous. WHY aud
horrible ia its atrocities tlian that Of the old
Saxons, on the other, wiz last for geaers-
Iiions.
As 10 religion, cur cotelnrorary is e She
Iopnioa that the success Of the rebels would
be such blow to The labors of every mis-
Isionafy in asia. as has not been experiene-
led in the Christian world since the days OF
fConatantiae. : he ttiudo9 fanatiei8m would
be raised to frens :. Al the pefac5l,tions
lof native Christians ii Madagascar weuld
be worse than repeated here. The priests
and people would e8alt at the downfall o.
the giant power Of Britain in inaia, aud re-
gard il as clear iuterposition CT Ba3dha
and Brahma and }isipa
H. en- the other hand, the British SIC
coed, Duddha and Bgahnsa aud Eishna.
whose religion teaches peap,o such cr,nes
us the Sepays have committed, alos as Wei
close up their 6 a 'yl:shments ard dopar;
forever. British rue in India viii also be
lar more severe, il aot oppressive than ever
bciVI9 If.tish magistrates viii 2uaceot.
natives. and a false religion, viii not, it is
hoped, 6e any longer sustained oy in any
iway eeaatehaueed ~ British hayoue's
We ave -urptised, however, that our IN
ite.iieent 3a4sfapoIar9 expresses Geu5t
whether AnGla1id vii succeed in sqhdp;ne
! the rebellion. There can be 10 doubt wha,-
ever upon that point, unless a European
war direfte ler energies If all India hal
revotea. its resuliugation could ouly Re 9
question Of time England has the noaey
and the men, the spirit and the endurance
to accomplish tha' osject though it ve5e 2
hundred times more diiieait Nith sac!
resources as She POSSESSES, stimulated L
their full development by such motives 81
interest, pride aud vengeance as the lHIia
revolt presents. it will be strange if With;
twelve months Fplland does not crush Til,
rebellion Ike rat shell, aad annihilate tht
rebels --h'ieh Djspwfch
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
4 RELIC OF THE REVOLUTION.

Our friend Col. JoHE FosTER, Of this
county, LETT at our olice q few days since, a
small parcel Of lYhadt which is mere than
three-quarters of century old, aud the
history Of which il 20. without interest.
During our revolutionary struggle there
stood near Rocky Run Church" in the
county of Amelia, mill at which flour for
the use of the American troops was made
Near the mill was n large granary, in which
muen Of the wheat waiting t. hs gcound
was stored--tle mill not being roomy
enough to contain the quantities required
for the Use of the soldiers, and surplied-oi-
ten freq of charge-by the patriotic farmers
Of the .neighborhood. When Tarleton and
his fierce dfaigoons' were ravaging the
South-side counties plundering farm houses,
and insulting and frightening defenceless
women and children, they heard of the stores
of wheat in this mill and granary. and right
ly suppos!ng their destruction would be q
severe blow to the "rebels," set fire to the
buildings, both of which. with their contents,
were entirely destroyed. The blood thirsty
trooper and his naughty commander, Corn
wallis, were soon after vanquished and hum
bled at Yorktown, and peace and liberty
We're secured to or people. Neither mill
or granary was ever rebuilt, and though z6
years have elapsed since they were destroyed
by the ruthless soldiery of Britain, the
places where they stood, are easily to be
diseerned by the BACKED and chared APP
pearancc of the earth. 1t was in turning
up this earth few weeks since, that Col,
Foster procured the sample Of wheat left
with US. 1T bears tee marks Of the fire,
being charred and shriveled, and yot it has
the appearance of having been Of very
good duality .-Farn,riWe Journal
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Cl.iaase SHEAR Nana.


lie steamer lccoapto has lrongIt 70
New Orleans siAiy.fye barrels new. Aoas
ses, made from the Chinese sugar cane On
the plapiation If Mr. Delenv, il Louisiana
lhe Plaquonine G.as Sentinel learns
tA@t q planter ia tibet aeigLborfood has sue.
e2eded ii making nearly tFo HUNDRED gal-
.ons CT excellent syras tfoa the Chinese
sugar cane. The od,t5r Of the New Orleans
Bulletin has Tasted san pie of syrup from
t,ie same cane made ~ Col. ives in. the
parish Of St Berpayl, 1lo.Iesarites Il ~
/ OF a rich favor, slightly aeid. aud very
much resembling sugar hoGse mcisesas =
Go'. Ives stetos that he shal make from
Two to three hundred barr,ls of this svsun
The Fayetteville (Tenn.) Observer hss
seen sample OF the syrup Of sugar cane
raised III that ueghborhool, Which il con-
Siaegs Of letter taste, qrslity, aud heavier
thaa that which comes nom the South -
The Chicago [ili.) Press SAYS that not loss
tla- Anaafed thousand acres have been
GeYoigd 70 the Chinese sugar care in this
country tie past season. It has been OK
tensiyeIY planted in Illinois, and some thtif
ty stalks had been left tt the ollice Of the
Press, which were from ten to twelve feet
in height, and fall of inice-that 70 dc
taste was as rich in ssecharine matter "a
that Of the proper sugar cane. and of mos.
delicious eavor. 1t is added that the he,
French eneuists whose testimony has r.
Gently been communicated TO the Patent
Once, aid Will be given TO the puddle in
the forthcoming report e she Commas ianer.
agree that pare, vel! csystaiizcd sugar can
be mnl,o from Tho if,;co ~ .ho ~ ;,,,,-,.,.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

The Neo York Papers ia Por,s.-The
best lit at the New York press is story
that the French Government no longer eau
ses the New York papers to be stopped at
the Paris Post Office, eeausc they are so full
of murders and other crimes that the Gov
eminent is quito willing to have them cireu-
lated as cure for the republican tendencies
Of the l;arisians, whose own municipal re T.
ulations are admirably calculated to secure
the comfort, independ encc, safety and pleas
ura Of the citizens.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

4 Significant Fact. The list New York
Independant. paper Which serves God and
Mammon, being the organ of the new light
religion and Of the commercial agencies,
Espionage houses) in New York, publishes
list of the mercantile failures and suspen-
sions that took place during the previous
month in all quarters of the country The
number is eighty-six in all; and only eleven
Of them doing BUSINESS south Of Mason Il
Dixon's line. This is significant common
-tary on the persistent misrepresentation by
the Black Republican papers of the business
habits of Southern merchants.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
ID ESSES. OR TUE FOKGER
cONVUfTED'

IofIN =. NE, - THE AUTHOR, WHO
81 has had 10 ears experience IS Baker and
j.. T absher, and Aniher of series II Lectures Al
x tie Broadway Tabernacle WHEN, for 10 success.
scs ni.si,s. asc~ 4.s- so 040 People -sfS greet.
- ~ hin Wit -rSads of applause, While he eshib-
tied tho nsnror IN which counteraiters execute
'heir Franis. sud .se asiesS sE+- saol test means
Z Df nnt"eing t.e'n
: T.s s,.s 30 i.ngrarcr, al sey tha, he i. III.
: Greatest Judge Of Paper Money Living.
( ere"sF'i 2 2Fs4si,%3S e Pp IT, rre'eHs
:; DEPICTING c0uITERFflT BANK NOTES
: Desei,b'ns -Y.rv genuine nil ii Existence. ard
eshieiuag at eiaace eTaiy Countefieit in eilen-
: .ssioa
{ a-ranxt' - admiralty. the. Reference is easy
= sHa Dissection As i9star;aneots.
4 70 iad..r II rssnlinei Ne paees T. hunt ep
/. chant baxter aud Dizziness Ieu e&a see al at a
s sisnee.
: Ea1ih, Frtnch aud Gey7ao,.
,1ha. enea ~ay reaa ,hs same iu hls own IA
tive tongue.
=. EoSi rssFgcr RAaS Nom LIsr published.
Z Also, list OF all the
= PRIVATE AANKEGo IN AMERICA.
d eo'rpiet' summary Of the FINANCE OF En-
forr ~aa \ tsaIo. viii be published in each ed-
: tim. to- her with all The imF1rtan, NEWS or
= Tilt pAs. Also, series e iA}AsS f. I'm 4 a
.. Old NssssetiHs found in tho Fast Ii furnished
: tAe aust ehnerte history Of
: ORIENTAL LIFE,
= ps-crissag The mnsi eeepiexing petitions in
: wheh the iaiq' ans i5eys.easn Of nat country
> has bean oitea fpsnd. i hcsa ttories WI con-
: time throughout the Whole year, ara viii prove
the rn,i entertaining ever offered u the public.
:. --S- Fsfu.sh x! woeki, TO subscribers only, at
So g'@' kStieFf MS, ,9;s; be addressed 70
Peb-her snd Proprietor, 7owall ST., y. z.
3
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
RAISE MORE FOOD.

The New York Pest gives some sad,;ce 10
the tillers Of TIE soil y from wl4ieh we tste
the following sensible aud timely relaarsS: -
Tie 1ovo.t il india Is al.e Lafbiuger q
famine; one AUndted' and eighty billions Il
human creatures will need large supplies d
food trom the prodagta ii other Regions
The army Of India, the transport t'ett fer
that army and its supplies, tie necess SIZES
growing OFT e tie dis.ul5ed sta4e of that
grcat ieiia'ish derendepcy viii can In
much of cur Surplus beef, pork anl ftur.
Che two last named articles are the raduct
of every year, bat beef requires yta.s e.
nourishaynt before il is ready i0e use. The
wicked, Tanton waste OF breeding power,
which is the besettng sin IS Amefieau far
mess. aaght to be checked Every farmer
ought to be required to give an account Of
himself who kills fen.alo eilf Nc ea4a.
10 preserve every "eov-calf' for Eve years
10 come. by tAis method we might Soon
have Il sulIly Of beefnot oply for ourselves,
bat fer any emergency abroad.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Cotton Factories Closing THE high price
Of cotton, and comparative low Price Of cot
tda go2da has caused the stoppagc ef more
than one-half of the Northern factories, aud
many at the Sonth. Within the last week
there has been announced the stoppage of
three factories in Georgia, which prefer to
close rather than run at heavy loss. The
Columbia Mills have advanced the price of
as nahurgs . l35 centy D}spatcA
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

capable of approaching and Distinguishing the
vices of a regular t1oI oueh bred physician fron
the paltrv. designing and unlea ned Guack.
ONLY PHYSICIAN ADV LkIiSING.
to cure Secret Disease. His Credentials or Diplo-
mas always hang in his office.
His remedies and treatment are entirely TN
7nova to others. Prepared Fl ON life spent in the
great hospitals of Europe and the first in this ceun-
try, viz: England France, THE Blockley Of Phila-
delphia, &c, and extensive p. actice than
any other Physician in the world. His many wod-
tons are sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
Those who wish to be speedily and effectually re-
eved should shun the numerous trifing impostors,
who only ruin their health, and apply to him.
NO LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the
reply. Persons writing snoald state Age ana sen
that poi ton of ad sef ssement describing symptoms
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
July 25, 1S57.--1y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
Tickets S10-Shares IN Proportion

IteHets Sl0--ShoreS an Proportt0n.
We Invariably answer letters by return mail en-
closing the tickets in good safe envelope. and al
ways observe the strictest confidence. After the
drawing is over, we send the official drawing,
with written explanation of the result of the ven
tare. All Prizes bought at this office are pay able
immediately utter the drawing in Current Money,
and we take Bank Notes of any St~te. or Bank
Drafts in payment for Tickets at par. For Dad
they being convenient than silver. Correspon-
dents may place the utmost confidence in the regu-
arity and safety Of the mails, as very few or no
miscarriages of Money happen when properly di-
rectsd to Us. Be careful that YOU mention your
Post Office, County and State. Give us least one
single trial, you cannot lose much, if not grin One
single trial mey make YOU independent for life
TRY U3! There Should be such word as fail.
Address CORBIN Il CO..
Bon 100 Post Office. baltimore, Nd.
VA Orders for tickets in any of the MARYLAND
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain.
ing list Of all the Lotteries for the month. forward
ed on application. March IA, '57--Gmo-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

4 .Ioeatajn T S.sh.- ltemcyko}}e MS
coeef.i, 1t seeIns that the resources cf eur
noble State will never cease developing -
Something new, great on wonderful is con-
stantly turning up. aha latest discovery
is a specimen i 5ait rock banded MS vcstpf-
day by Mr No6lct1n, clerk of taa steamer
.GnrYin. Ii was taken frem a iii or noun
tain Of the same material, just discovered
short distance from the Mississippi river on
the Missouri side, and about seyeaty two
miles from st. Louis. Ii is situated en- Sa-
liae creek, in l'l.ry comfy, and almost on
& line dividing tl,at county from Ste Gems
eyieve county. Saline creek ompties Into
tha Mississir.i river about three I'D half
miles below ST Mary's landing
The specimen before US resembles piece
Of quartz rlek, and is little mixed With =
substance resembling ron ore. Il has
pure, sweet taste, aad when ground to pow
der is as white as any Of tie table salt now
in general use II We arc not misinfor,aea
this hill Of sail viii prove an immense spee-
ulasion to IFS owners, and will cheaper The
price Of that article very materially in this
citv. = Rag'S pc~.ecr0t, o2n9
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03
New Segar and Tobacco store.
z |. {. GIT L 4, LII e VIpC1N1 Ill n rII

v - - - - 1 "A - ' ~ " ~ "A IL " LII
adjoining komerer's Jepelry Store.
TO the iovers Of the Weed and ohewers of To-
d bacco.l beg leave to announce hat ave open
ed a SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTABLISH
gG-yp. at tic above men toned stand where at all
times. may be foundSegars of all the most admired
Brands, Of imported and domestic manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind practical experience Of many wears
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
Of the same, justifes me in saying thatl supply
all demands and admins tothe tatse of the most
invete ate tobacco chewers and Smokers hope my
many friends will give me trial and .ber kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here,
proinisngthen STRIFE. and ttention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARKMAN
Nav IS 1856
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Guilty. Lemuel Rust, an aged man,
has been found guilty in Hampshire circuit
court, Va, of having procured large sum
of money on false pretenees from Captain
John B. sherrard, of Romney The Jury
fixed his punishment at one year in Tho
reatcnt;ary.
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Splendid Schemes Drawing Dag.
SEND YOUR, ORDERS TO
G Q r B NJ g. G O .

The Old Established Authorized Agents WHO have
SOLD MORE PRIZES - a.
Than any other office in the State CT Maryland
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
This favorte Lottery is drawn daily The Cap
ta Prizes S. 900. 81 700, ST 600, S. 500, &c. Sim
gle Tickets, One Dollar.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
&c Whole Tickets SIC 90
&c Hall Tickets 500
20 Quarter Tickets 400
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
Tickets Bought by the Package always the most
Profitable to the Purchaser.
For S25 we send package wholes. halves Quarters.
For Stowe send package halves two whole tickets
For SIS We send package quarts one whole ticket.
Lock at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
One Of which are drawn at !, : o clock each day of
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MARYLAND safe LOTTERIES FOR 1857
G0RBIN d CO, Licensed agents,
Are authorized BY the Managers to fill all
orders for Packages, Tickets or Shares an
TIE MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
These Lotteries drawn in public in the city Of
Baltimore under the superintendent of the
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONER
the official drawn numbers are published in fine Ioar
nails of tae city of Baltimore, With his certificate
bearing his signature.
VII PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.
One Trial may make uou Rich for Life.
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- .jrerf5 ~ for ess time thon lire. months,
80 - ca9rscd for a th~ asaoi 81 90 per
@t.ars for t4s sJ ,ree f',-ertiohs, md t'eeay gre
ee.5s 3or edct ont.e1ssr't i5eHe.
Fat dbace rcfes sfH he strictly adhered 70. The
e,rcs3a!,, i ira F!TDICA ron. - Of the lar
ysv ii H. ,fafs, and drnce # the bsSt adceris-
ing a.:ia,1s
o;sse JD.s WORK. of AZ descriptions promptly
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BANK SUSPENSIONS IN PBILA
HELPHTA-FINANCIAL PANIC,

la Ii i~A 4 !. hAfSi-Ait j Il vi
PAGoddphio, Sspt. g he Bank o
Pennsylvania has suspended specie paynen
The Girard Bauk refuses depositor
until O'clock this afternoon.
There is grcai alarm in the money nor.
ket here, and Business is almost suspended
Second Dispatch.
PhHaddphia, Sept. &c The President
of the Bank Of Pennsylvania says the sus-
pension is caused by the action OF other
banks against it, and the recent failures OF
dry goods men. He says it is temporary
and that the capital is untouched There
was a heavy run at tic counter ~ note
holders and depositors.
g'dits Dispatch.
PdilodelphIa, sep. g liese ia gene
raj confusion in the money market The
Presidents Of all the banks held n meeting
this afternoon, and after carefully canvass
Ing all the circumstances Of the pressure,
and their resources. resolved on tempora-
ry suspension Of specie payments on checks,
also on bills exceeding $40. This arrange
uient takes effect Tomorrow.
There was a heavy run on all the banks
to-day, but the Girard ard some others
shielded themselves in the manner named.
The pubic should discredit the reports
ABOUT i.2fGt faillres. as il Is known chat high
y exaggerated 'atato.ncnts haze been sent D.
broad during monetary excitement.
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Republican l)inoicator.
gY NICHE Il ALFRED.

TERMS - The "VlNDTCA TOR" IS pablieh
81 srs-y Saturday morning, IN Sfanaton. Main 81.
fieo loors FAT ri Union Hall, at Tuo Dollars pc,
onupn, II paid n advance, and TO be discharged b.
the payment Of Tuo Dollars and Fifty Cents i de
iayed tR oj,e. months. No paper uiN be dtscon
'1nsed except az The discretion Of TIE editor, unfes
all ciaims adjusted.
Ab EER T}SKM En- rs Of ten lines, Tor iess,) IN
serted three tiuos for door, and tmenty ee ccns
for each su6eeqaent continuance. Larger adoertise
nonss inserted Ia the came proportion.
4 li5,rai discount made to those pho advertise b,
Gas gear.
Professional Card, mot exceeding seren lines, uil
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FREDERICK
{ ufe Warranted in two days.
INys vhFlN S-TnN

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges OF
the United States. and the greater part of whose
lite has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Par
is, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. has effected some
Of the astonishing that were ever Known.
Many troubled with rim, ing i'll the ears sna head
when asleep, great nervousness, being HARMED at
sudden sounds, and bashfulness, with freauen
bushiug attended sometimes with derapgen. ent Of
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Ne would prefer to saleot seed as soon "a
iaaiy tiPe, but would be careful not to DO
1t sooner: aad weald then keep it in dry
an1 oooi place. though It would no, be seri-
Dusty injured ~ Niasering in hcaie
room, as all experience shows. many-faf-
ners always keeping it suspended OYER the
kitchen Gge ffoegh, Loonq, and 4ara
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CLASS 80.
POMOKEE LOTTERY.
CAKsaE.kL PsskEss Sazs goo.

TICKETS 81
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Tickets $5-Shares in Proportion.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS FIVE.
SCHEME.

Tor me sENEfIr OF THg
SUSQUEUANNA NAL.
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TIME founder of this Celebrated Institution, the
l. only regularly Educated Physician advert-
siug-offers the most certain. speedy and only eff
fectual remedy in the world for