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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

5ueh, pa candidates. Wisconsin leads the van
of the ~! States, in 1budiating both border ruff
fsnism and prOseriPt;fe Know Nothipgism.
LEGISLATIVE. ching of Importance was
dOue, yesterday. The house elected Col Albert
J. Wright Major General,A0n its part, by vote
of LAG, to 80 for Col, CharlesH. French the Joint
Committees candidate. Ge1k Samuel Andrews
had % votes, Col. Moses 6 Cobb 6, and there
were 10 scattering. w5ghts majority G. So
the Union is a gain in dshger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

DIR. Henry Sargent gives special tteption IN
Diseases Of the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank BIoe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

BURGLARY IN SuTToNs--on Monday night
last, the dwelling house of Jdel Knapp in Sutton,
was entered by some rogue, through the window,
but was detected, and made his eseape before he
had time to ATTRACT anything of coAsequence.--
Only few papers were missing. On Saturday
night, stone missiles were thrown in b Mr.. KS
house, breaking nine panes of glass an two case
ments of sash. The gable end was also partially
beaten in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

vv, Worcester Water Cure, open summer and
ooe bo E1 euro Shemes baths are used in some cases
70 as heretofore, For terms &C., address
"'n' dSWu 5. ROGERS, MD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

DR.. G. Howard Marshallg NOW at the st. Nicho.
las Hotel, New York, wa visit Worcester again
the first Of next month, See the Doctors no
&c on the third page. ao.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

The Faculty of ths Divinity School. Cambridge,
having refused to sanction the election, by the
Senior Glass, Of lev. Theodore Parker as Glass
Preacher, majority Of the ciess, have protested
against this act, as Asing yiolatln Of the prin.
ciple OF religious t0leratisn on which the School
was founded, and havedeciiAed to make any cleo
ton of Glass Preacher 1853.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

FAST DAr.-we sh issue no paper from this
Office tomorrow.

In LIMBO AT LAsT,The twentysifth day of
March last young mt b, only eighteen years of
age, named William 9igiam, of North Brook
field, hired a team at 4 b place TO come to this
city, and, at the saie fme, stole some clothing
and watch from VIM II. Ayres, of the same
place, of which, ~ ga@ ahsaccount at the time
Upon his arrivsthere, Id put dpsbis team at Witt
& Pratt's staHSe, and, der the assumed mama
of Oscar B Phelps, hir1 team Of Geo F Bon.
ney Co., to go to BoJ5ston. Not returning at
the time agreed upon, Hsquiries we're instituted.
and reward was offeredby Mr.. Ayres for bis APP
prehenson- BeRpey &Coyf followed suit, and
C'fy Marshal Warreihst "a iElpursuit, but 6nd-
ing the last trace OF hi "a Lowell, he returned
to this city, when hsSess nedsthat Brigham had
taken another teaY frspf 5ames.M. Billings. at
Concord, Mass ssind let Bonney$& Co.'S team
there. Officers Ngain started in pursuit, but all
efforts 10 arrest him paved unavailing. After
hiring the team at Concesd, Brigham went into
the State OF Rhode Island left the Concord team
near Providence, and, hiring another, went to
Webster, Mass, and there left it. He next
turned up at southbridg@ where he hired still
another, making the. hfA tsSm, and went to In.
dian Orchard, near spti field Here he offered
the team for sale, whea aspicions were aroused.
and he was finally 5rre tedSby Mr.. Walker, Of
that place, who yesterdaB tOokAim back to South
bridge. 0e3
3 II is said that he eanrpt be tried on two charg-
es, for stealing the clothing and watch in North
Brookfeld and the tearA In Southbridpe. a, he
he has offered only the Ast sam for sale. Off
GERS have been on The Och for him for three
weeks, and no doubt D viii be glad to learn Of
his final arrest. Se brought to this city
to-day, and viii rtobabl haze his examination
Tomorrow forea6on in khs PSce Court We
think, that in shrewdnels And dsring' this will
fully equal the Howe east IN Carnbr;dgs s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

The annual meeting of tAsmembers Of the Nat.
uIal History Department Wos ester Lyceum and
Library Association,) viii be BID at their room
in Worcester Bank Block, Ester street, on Fri
day evening, April 18th, ~ IL O'Clock A full
attendance is desired.
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G. CUSHMA

- Q # CUSHMAN,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music stor.
No. American House Block, Worcester. '''''
oo diff
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Z SAD ACCIDENT UPoN THE 1oE.--A corres-
pendent informs us that Captain William
Fullerton, Of Marlborough, N. H., in COM
pany with Mr.. John Bickford, started from
Marlborough last Friday evening for West
Alton, to get supply Of rum. In crossing
the ice both fell through, and Captain Fuller,
ton was drowned. His body was recovered
ON Sunday.
4 captain Fullerton was man of some in
teliectuai attainment, having been for several
years teacher, an active church member and
Ieaoer OF the Bible class and Sabbath school.
For the last ten years, however, the habit Of
using strong drink has grown rapidly upon
him, and the love of rum has brought him to
a sorro wful end.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

FLOATING GAPIrAB.--Some lfttle excitement
was occasionea on Main street, yesterday fore
noon, by the discovery, by several perssns, of cur
rent bank notes, that appeared to be 6 laying
round loose on the sidewalk and in the street.
OF course there was scramble for the spoils, and
several availed themselves of the windfall. We
trust that such an indication of in the money
market may prove to ID an augury of the coming
of better times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

SINGULAR CASE OF EMBEzzLEMENr.-W We
learn from the Boston Traveller, that Mr..
walter IL. Tilden, Dry Goods dealer in South
, Boston, after being in business a number of
years, found himself going behind hand in
most unaocountable manner. He had dis
charged several clerks during the past three
years, in suspicion that they were not honest,
but still his losses continued Finally he set
trap for the unhuman plunderer by placing
a marked bank note in his money drawer.
Much to the surprise of Mr.. 1ilden, his mark
ed bill was found in the possession of the
unsuspected confidential clerk, who was, up.
ON the exposure of his guilt, induced to con.
tess that for the past three years or more
he had been in the daily habit Of robbine
his masters till, the sum thus obtained aver.
aging from seven to ten dollars por day, and
amounting altogether to from seven to eight
thousand dollars,
But the most singular part of the affair e.
this clerk had not, as Is usually tho course In
such cases, squanderod the money thus oh.
tanned, in riotous living, but had actually in.
vested II, or the greater portion of il, in safe
and solid security. About three thousand
dollars had been placed in a mortgage upon
dwelling house, while further eonsidsrabla
sum had been given to young lady to whom
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on. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law
No. 5, Brinley Hall,
mh21 diff Worcester Ma.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANTI-sLAYERY MRETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Worcester. Co. (South Div
AnttSavery Society, will be held in this city, on SUN.
DAY. April 18th, commencing at Horticultural Hall at
100 O'Clock with afternoon session the same
place at q O'clock and Evening Session the new
MECHANICS HALL, at q O'Clock. William LLOYD
GARRISON, WENDELL PHILLIPS, PARKER PILLsBURY, and
others, will attend, and address the Meetings.
Let all lovers of humanity attend and hear the earnest
Garrison and the eloquent Phillips wildly review the in
famous decision of Judge Ia ey and set forth the rights
and duties of the of Massachusetts in the present
crisis Let all the friends of freedom turn out and aid
these eloquent champions Of the saves rights in this de
ication of our new and beautiful Hall to the true prnc
pies Of humanity o. L. OAPR0N, Pres't,
jos, A ROWLAND Sec'y. d3t&wlt an15
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LOCAL MEMS
MetereoioEicaI obasrvation.

At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending April IA, 1857.
Thermometer. = -Yind. Ram.
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CHAPIN s. nAnMI

CHAPLIN s. DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSRLLORS at LAW
Nos. 4 5 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN, APPLETON DADMuE
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Removal Mrs. N. ". GERRALDs, Physician
mas removed from So Summer street to ia Newbury st.
between Pleasant and Austin SITS. - dow ana a.
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DR.. Harris. Dentist, having Associated wiz ~,
ss Dt. TBAOY (who has been engaged win hin r.,
~ aSt hve years. hereafter the business viii he a
July l, 1856 UAiipIS 4 NM NM , urn OF
me Undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEEru
WIN the latest improvements in every style and ~ ~,
hrst quality. q ''''i "uu OF 'ne
ihey also give special attention 10 the treatr,s, ~
pieated diseases Of the teeth and mouth VI SO'i'
from me great success they have had 10 filling testb
~ s nerve mas become exposed they feel warranted
"a Nsurng the public, that great number M th ,
oiesome teeth condemned worthless can III
heir natural beauty. "Au useiu'ness, and
speak with great enthusiasm Of tbe S,, Ner method,
comforts derived from II. 'A'"as dement's ana
a .n9se Wishing operations in Dentistry. can have
ner, at se u1Dehte "u ~ ssenlluo mhn-
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TeIegraph to the Woroegter DaiIy s

By the American Telegraph Companys Printing Lines
Office ln General Express Office. Lincoln House Block
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!, snsh,s Cough Cure Lezenge. are supsr,or
- any Siher Medicine in thu form Of Candy or Losen
ron ~ 1e cure o. Colds, Coughs, Hoarsness Asthma
The Throat and Lungs, -'O"'' '"u ." u'Seoses u
OOi "a Front street. deodtf - ,ncb5a
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DOctOress N. w. GERALDs,

Complaints, and diseases of Children 'e
Is Ne"Dury street, between Pleasant and Austin ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

NewtOn's COush BnIsnm for the relief and
cure of Group Innuenza, Bronchitis Whooping Cough
Common Colds Affecting the Lungs and air passages zen
eraly and long stan ling UoughsIn these there a not
It's superorj and while iii thus eeacous IL N perfcl
" sale to administer TO all Of all ages both az an
expte GRANT and as einetc, 80
This palsam was first compounded and used by thelae
Prof. Calvin Newton. M. D., with gneat succesa IN an @
.ensvs praccs Vr many years II only to b. once
tried 10 secure Tor Il an unparalleled reputation
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail hv pItau A.
CO., Botanic Druggists, "a Front street. Worcessr Ne.
mch25 deoeu 1 ''Vi0eSpei' mSAs'
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LEysE.-Therew win be @cial levgs, this eve.
ming, at 8 o'clock Music Goddard < Aldrich's
Band,) dancing, go. Admiltance Eve ,dmes.--
Ladies free. -
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Reduction Of fare on westera RAILROAD See
advertisement. H.
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A u q II 1 q N = = Z

-. - ~ ~ IL ~ IL
Oice 100 Main street. opposite the Post ONCE up Stairs
, NH give mis- particular attention to SALES or REAL
ESorArE Bank anl Railroad Stocks Works OF Art Fur
and Personal Property generally
W; " will also attend to the Appraisal Of Real I-
.e ana Personal Property 10 any part Of the City or
nave permission to refer to the following gentlemen,
Aion' LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
Emory WAsnBURN
CHARLEs ALLAN, -
HEERY CHAPLIN
Mess,s. DBwEY n WILLIAMS,
WIN 4. hERRlF.ELD, ksq, /"
Eli THAYER, Esq
d. 5. 'ssinger, ESQ, q"
BR0ADHEAD e. Co., Boston.
CHAs. 2. BANCROFT, Esq, =
RICHARDS, HAiGHr & Co.. New York
DAMEL AVER, Lowell. d2m - f26
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w w. r a n n
CONSTABLE AND NUCTIONEER.
Office No FlaRg's Building, opposite the Bay STAT
~ House, Woreester Mass atf
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L. b. NICHOLS, MI, d..
" EoP ATHIO PHYsIOIAN
OfF4oE AND hEsIDENoE 112 MAIN ST.. 0FFIoE HOUR
FROM Ito 3. AND TO o,oLooK p M
Worcester. Oct 90 1879
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-11
May Term of Court.
PROCLAMATION.

XNHEaEhs, the hon, wAnnEs J, ,WoopwA n p, rresi.
wv dent OF the Court ofOy and Terniner and Ge.
neral Jail Delivery Court of uariet ses sons of tho
Peace and Court Of Common rleaa and Orphans Court,
in the Twenty Sixth Ju cia District composed Of ne
counties of Columbia Sulliyan and Wyomi ng aud the
Bon JAcoB EvAss aud PETeB KLINE, Associate Judges
u COLUMBIA county have ssued their precept, bearing
date the nth day of February In the year OF our LORI
thousand eight hundred aud fifty six and to me di
recied for holding Court Of Oyer aud Tcrminer and
General Jaii Delivery General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace Common Plens aud Orphans Court, in Blooms.
turg in the county Of ColuuhIH, the first Monday
(bcng the I'D day. of May next md to continue one
week,
NoT1cE is hctehv given to the Coroner, the justices
OF she Pence aud Constabcs o the said county Of Co.
lumbi1, that they be then nnd there in their proper
persons al 10 O'Clock in the torcnnOn of said day with
their records inquisions nnd Other pb nces
do those things which To their Officers apper5n be
done. And those that are bound by recognzance TO
prosecute against the prs0ncrs thpt are mny be in
the !ai said county Of Columbia TO be then aud there
10 prosecute them as shall be just. Jurors request
ca 10 be phnctna in th ir attendance agreeabIy to
their notices Dated at Bloomsbury, the 2Sth day
malch IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
nunufeu and M seven, and in the est of the In
dependence of the United States Of America.
(God save the Commonwealth
STEPHEN II. MILLER, ShtrtF.
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TRAVERSE JURORS-MAY TERM

Boon Morris Vtn Iu,Iirk
Brinreteek-llehry Ri,tcnlousc, Henry Doak, John
Trrls.
boavet-Charles Mic hacl, Mo ses schlic her, Jac,b
Bite chbca der.
Benton-Rh In I'd stiles, Jose PHI c. Hess.
C'nue-John Fe ter Jacob Ilagenbuch
Cattwis a-Danel ClnywelI
cen ood-hbrlllam Dreibelbis, Jacub Is item.
be uder
Hem ock-Rcubcn Bognrt.
Jack snn-Grotrc Farvrr, Iran Ter.
Locust Ion Il liirsi, Jonas Beruinacr GCU
wrr Edw lin Juln
Niiihin-j"hn Folk, Henry Beas, Thomas At,n
Hiram FrGas ~
M'itsIn-Nehemlah Wciliver Rirhnrd Demoti
MoIrtpitttiht-Joh Sh iPman, Philip Cruw 70 I'd
Paul Kline,
'tringrr"ck-Wil liam Drpi shnch
Scpu -Rrrrr Fairm1n, William Myers Tn onns
Sc hne idnian, Willard & Green
Sngaroaf-Ccorgc Stedman.
Bi0omsbnry, NJ trrn q, 1857.
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
NAV TERM


J.. John Grrling ct A. rs. Charles +. Mann.
= samuel L.: McCullcck 1T ul.ts samuelf, ilendey
William knons rs George l.. Kline ct al,
= Mhlinm Rooms rs. George L. Kline.
Frederick Beat Exrs. ps Philip Wntcrsteen ct al
y Joseph stackhouse US Gilbert Fowler.
Jane NJ Berninger Us W. A. Kline.
David ReinbOld rs Aaron Wolf.
refer Appleman ct al. rs l,cnnn I'd Rupert ct al,
~ Mary Vansick le Us Joseph Ruckle ct al
u George Miller rs Clotworiby Fisher.
l! George Miller Us Nathaniel Overdcrf.
~ refer Appleman US Leonard Rupert.
IA Thomas Parker rs John n Parker.
10 George Ia. Kline Us Moses CoHman.
~ Jnhu wagner Us Sally Wagner.
u susannah Hail Us Clpmuel Henry,
ls isnac Brown rs Robert Lyon.
10 william Robson VS. Wilson Ager.
% isniah Shuman rs jacob I. Shunan eta
II Jesse Hicks Us Joseph Kirkendall.
2? JACOB Schuyler Us Wilson Ager.
90 Naihnn Seely Us Daniel Sp1nenberg's AdmFs.
q Fletcher Dodson Us William Long.
% Ca'hirine Tanner as John d Weaver.
20 ndin Gable Enalc Fox, Admir-.
" WIhim WIGHT rs Gordon X. GOff.
% Jlha'hnn Mastelcr US Stephen Bal ldy,
80 Christian Ileist Us Daniel Girger.
10 william llOpPerus Edmond Crawford.
81 Gtorte Fettfrman rs solomon Fcttcrman.
~ Mart in Mowrer rs Thomas Stnckhouse ct al.
81 Gilbert Fowler Us Daniel Fowler. Elk.
~ George Moore ct al rs David Lewis ct al.
Is niniel kustenbader rs David Hans
~ Ir'glm III u, StrouSe Ut nj ps John Hess.
~ William Riit. nhousc rs samuel r. IItndley,
81 James Raisinn Us James Rlston, Jr., Admir-.
AZ l"andrr w kaufman, ct al rs Lewis Myers ct al
Al David ilel dc brant rs Benjamin FIux.
4! Rcbec ca Garrison Us Alfred Howell.
~ DanIei l Winters ct al Chri stan Ehu nn
IL William kObsom Us Wiiljam Edgar.
Bloom sburg, Maich 20, 1857
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SUFFER NOT.

yITHEN A PERMANENT CURE Is GUARANTEED
w in all stages of SECRET DISEASES. Se!f.Abusp
Nervous Debility, Structures Ieets Gravel Mercura
Rheumatis m, scrofUa Pains in the Ankles ana BOhes
Diseases of the Throat, Nose aud Eyes Ulcers upon
the Body Female Irregularities, aud all improper dis,
charges, matter ot how long sinnhing, nbstinaiB
the case recovery certain and III shorter time than
permanent could be effected b, any other treat
menl, after the skill Of the most eminent phys.
clans had failed, and the disease resisted all other
means cfcure. The remedies free from odor
ing neither sickness nor Inconvenience, md without
mercury or balSam During eIIy years practice, /
have restored To health seventeen thout md rR.
tens who were suffering underline wort forms of all
the above mentioned Diseases which guarantees in
promising perfect and most speedy Secret dis.
cases are the greatest enemies to health nd happiness
as they the Ist Of consumption scrolula
and should be terror TO all nations the earth
the disease is bccomIng so common and treatment
little understood that permanent cure is scarcely
effected as majority of the cases fall intp the
hands of incompetent persons, who not only fail o
sive submale--a dangerous poison, preparation o
mercury which with tho remains Of discGs in the
system produces many Of the above unted
which finally terminate in cOhsumptiO mad fr
rapid one; bu should it not cause death speedily
and The victim disease mnriCs the disense then
conveyed from the parent Ia the children causing them
to come into the world with srr0fa, affections thu
skin, eyes threat, &c. aud REhin terminates in
sumption aud cOnsgns its LiCtim ~ uutimfly grave
between the ages of six months and thirty five years
Sefabuse is another formidable enemy 10 heal ii
destroys the nervous system tupdy wasting away The
energies ofliic causing mental defangement, preyenI
ing proper development OF the SysrW. and dis
Tying its victim for Hrtiugr, society business an al
clrthiy happiness Female Irregularities aud all OIhr
Diseases Of females treated IN he most sku aud sci
eutnc manner. Medicines, with dlTeetinns. sent q
any part of ta United Stats ann CanliHs by patient
commu RIcaIins their symptoms by letter
| J, SUMMERglLLE NJ H.,
! Box 81, Post Office FILBERT ST., below lsth Philnd,
| uhiA, Pa.
March H. 1857.
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GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERN

I'm arcreck--iohn bnak Richard hompson.
CcBtrt- Solomon Ncyhari.
CIiaWissl- ChuIics krpi ph
Grernw ood-l"hn Lemon, Geo. Masters, Edwa I'd
hlhrr,st n. Ira job utOn Isaac Dewitt.
Hcmluch- Peter Apptm;.n.
lucust-lnhn lcngcr.
Mon utplea 'aut t-JHcCh Gtlo.
Nj I'LL AhrHIdm Mos ielicf. Wi liam N Brown
Maine-- Danc shlman.
MOntour-Pctcf II timLarh
MadisOn-Ja James Jonns. nj kCiGcTA Smith John
$ Swishcr.
Pine Ab'ri Hunter.
Scntt-JIhm rrGAbly, Iflrmln G. Er eycli NJ lark
so n GarrClEon.
Suta lnaf-hndrew Iapbnrh
Bloom sburg March @, lsj7
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1907 Prizes amounting to sDi,OUO
Whole ri tkots, siO; Hd!ues. ~ quarters. u.
The 3,UOJ FriZi~ OF ~ will he teiermlhed Dy 'he
last figure rt the Number thai draws the S!1uuu Lee
For example il the Number GTav ing the s''ouotIze
ends with No. j. then all the Tickets where tle NUN.
Der ends in Will be entitled 10 stu, II the Number
ends with No . then all thu Tickets where the Mum
Der euds in wi II be cntitled $40 und 80 on lou.
IN1 UCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As by this Scheme. one 1icketin every lnls gudrdn
tend to draw $40, will sell Certificates If PACKAGES Of
10 Tickets whrrr the numbers end III =, j, L. D. u,
g. o. O)at the following rutes, which is The flsk on
them
All that they draw over the 40 Prizes accrues 10 the
purchaser. "
CeItiicaie Of Pac kage of II Whole Tickets, So
10 Hall "
30 Quarter - % 10
1t will he perceived bv this plan. that for 500 the
pIrchascr has a ertfcate of IL gTicktls when VI he
buys Tickets he woud only get for that sum ONhoes
thus by buying Certificates he has dhr more nance
ior the larger rrizGsllalyes anG Quarter Packages
1 in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 10 our address for The Tickets
ordered receipt Of which they vii, be forwarded
fl rsl mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
figure they ma ydGsignnte
The list nt drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
PrIze Tickets shed or rencwedin Other Tickets NJ
ither office.
Address orders for Tickets or Ccrfeat"s either 10
S. SWAN Il GO, AT 0nt0, "a.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
January 81 1857.
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SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES,

TRIrTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL!
Renor, of Conaec appointed TO SHcrinttRdthe Burn
ing oftho Iron :Gtes, at Reading, February "a 1877.
rs : READING. March 4, 1877.
The undersigned members Of the committee, do
resn.etfIlIy rcpor, that saw the two safes, Orig
nnIiy agreed " on by FarTels Herring aud Evans
Watson, piae ID side by side in furnace, VIZ Tha
safe in by the paymabter Of the phla anu
Reading Raj Iroad CCmpany, in hIs once at Reading
ma nu factured yFarrcls Herring anc the sale IN
use by II A. Lantz, in his store mlnufhc tured ny
Evans & Watson, and put III books and papers, 'e'
eisely alike. =, III.
up until four cords of green hickory Two cords
OAK sd half chu stnut top wood were hntT rely co
sumcd the whole under the super ntcndcnc ol W
suhs, tiers membeFs oi the Commute. The ga :.
were then cooled OF with water, al eT when III &
were oTcnGd aud the bHnks and papers taken out ny
the q Commiuee aud sent TO H. Lanlz's slore Tor
nubhc eXamina Ion aud make by the Committee -
The Ooks and pa taken from tue safe ma hu ac'
tured by FarrGls Her rings were, IN our Judgment
damaged fully fifteen per eGnt more ina those taken
/ from Evans 4 Watson's Safe
| we believe the above 10 have been iair ana I'm
partial tTiai 0fthe respective quatics ct bnh Sales
JACOB u. DYSllER.
| DANIEL S. HUNTER,
Having been absent during the hurnIng we wv y
col ncide with the nbOye cement Of the co ndItlo
of III pape rs aud books taken out OF the respective
safes, ,,,o,,S
H. II. MUHLEN BERG,
JAS. MlLHOLLAND.
| Marc b99 1877