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5 in gle ~ UNI b erS !!
3,8A5 Prixos:
Nearly Oae Prise 10 Ecsry Mn 7Tctetsy
MI aS,aiHccrat 5cherno,
Approximation Prizes.
1915 Prizes, amounting to .........".s2O4.0O
Whole Tickets $l0-Hdlpes5 -Qadyters an.
rs,AN OF rHE IOYTEHY.

The numbers from to 81, 900, corres ponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips OF paper, are encrced In small tin tubes aud
placed In one wheel The FIRST 265 Prizes, similarly
printed aud encircled placed In anotlar wheel
The wheels are then revolyed, and numbeyis drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same tim,
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened md exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commisso the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This 1pera.
ton isrepented until all the Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRizgs.-Thc two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the FIRST 20
Prizes viii he entitled to the IS Approximation Prices
For example: II Ticket No. 1i2h0 draws the 500 NnO
Prize those Tickets numbered li2is 1929 1851 1922
viii each he entitled to 1925. II Ticket No b5n draws
the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54S $40 5I
0'2 will ea"h he ezttled to $780, and according
to the above scheme.
The 3nnN Prizes Of S9n will he determined by
hgnre Of the number which draws the t60 600 For .x
ample. II the number drawing the S6p,noe Prize ends
with NO. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with viii he entitled to 500 IF the number ends with
No. then MI the Tickets where the number ends with
willie entitled 70 S2s and 50 on 20.
ce'79fc"f's 81 Ptctdgss will be sold at the following
rates. which, the risk
at.n IF D.a .,ftn Wbat.
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UertlHcale OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
- 10 Half ...... 40
10 Quarter I" ..... go
-. 10 Eighth " ........ 10

NV FFT'FNtFS FNNWFE~ Ut fTNftfV.fflfrt.
Eclnse the moueJ to address fnr the Tickets or
d0rcd, ON receipt of which they will he forwarded nv
first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Ohire, County aud State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able IN full without deduction.
An Prizes of 81 ,0O0 aud under paid immediate.
~ after the irawlug-other Prizes at the usual time
thirty days.
An communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets ar Certificates to
June 5-Iy-i5i 8. SWAN CO., Atlanta Ga.
ssg~ list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the anonnt of the prize that ench Il emit
tied 10, will he published after every drawing. in the
following papers New Orleans Data, Mobile Register
Charleston stand ,rd. Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
'rlligencrr Nrw York Weekly Dav Rock. savannah
Morning News Hirhmonl Dispatch, New York Dispatch
and paulinV miss lariou
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Chanccry Court mt Piiteviile, Tenn.
Benjamin y. Brldgeman,

~.
Leroy NJ. Wiley, Hugh X. Banks William g. Lane Hem
ry vanderzier and Eiward II. Lane. 1t a.
T appearing from the allegations in the complain.
u ants bill that the above named defendants are non.
residents Of the se of Tennessee /. therefore or
deret that publica lon be made ia the Athens Post re-
quiring said non ysdents to appear before the
next term of the ,ncery Court, to he held at Pike.
vile, Bled.oe cout Tenn, on the 81 Monday Of Sep
TENDER next, then Nnd there TO answer complananrs
bill the will be taken for sed and set for
hearing &C pirte as to them.
$. c. NORWOOD, @. An.
Pikeville. Aug. q. 1s57-it-prs fee As-4Gt
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"a In our statement Of The congressman
elect III kenlucky, published on Monday
morning, John q. Mason, eircied In the
Ninth District, was, by u Typographical er.
roi, sel dawn M an American. THIS was IL
very g'oss injustice IL the American party
8Ir. Mason Is the last of the Democratic
nen'bers at Congrers whom the American
party you'd claimi.-L0u. Jour.
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~ II is reported from Washington that
MIR. Secretary Stanton, of X ,nsas, will prob.
ably succeed Mr. Cummings, appointed Gov
eruor Of Utah Territory, as Superintendent
OF Indian Affairs.
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.fS The surrst means III enforcing
States Rights, is to widen. and d epen, AID
strengthen, the channels Of popular inlelii
ee"cr, virtue and justice; To build up in each
man's heart n strong h"mr feeling, and t"
nurture in the minds and hearts Of all an it,
nate attachment to private worth and pnhiic-
justice. he who loves hi, State because her
laws are just, md her policy wise, will never
allow her rights or his franchise to be sport
cd a iii,
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i.9- 1t has been said that grain is treated
Ike infants When the head becomes
heavy, it is rfadled; and it is generally well
lhrashed to render it tit for use.
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.5ts- Wenotice in the New York Tribune
tile advertisement Of II lady for husband
"None need apply under six feet" Whrw!
that woman goes in ieroci"usly for hy-men.
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u. :. SEsAToRs.-Thc Legislatures Of
Tennesser, Virginia, Texas, Kentucky aud
Alabama are to elect United Sites Senators
ut their neAt sessions
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ST. Louis, Aug. l7.-Oilicil rctnrns
from eighty counties render Rollins election
douhtiiil.
Chapman (d"m'crat) has been elected to
Congress in Nebraska.
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tTRAYED Stolen from the subscriber, on the night
y Of the 10Th lust, at GondheiI Canp-ground s6R.
REL MARE, five years Old ring burnt on each shoui.
der Tor hstla, droOped runp, star blaze in her
forehead, heavy mane and tail. A Saddle aud Birdie
We're also taken from said Camp.ground. S25 will he
given for the delivery OF the M1re AND apprehension OF
the Thief or for the delivery OF the Mare fair compen-
sation will he paid. JOHN STEWART
Aug ~, o1--lt miles North of Decatur, Teun
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COLUMBUS, Aug. II, 1857.
BhcoS-The market Is fully supplied. We quote
ham. 1871 "a Ia; clear sides l6Hc ribbed sides is a.
l5Gc; shoulders 49,; hog fOLnl l4c
LARDln bbls l6 u lie; cans lsc; refined held at 20c
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~ In Chicago 'iaht hundred persons
and lirms hav" paid tn" liquor ic'Esr oi $50
each, for the present year, making revenue
o.. $4,000,
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NEw York, Ans. ia collision occurred
to day between III" steamer Netr"pnlis aud
III" propeller Harris, in Lung Island Sonnd.-
The lait,r vessel sunk. Thirteen lives were
lnst
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NV foRE, Aug. 10 - \dvic"s from San
D"mlng" report II rev" u'inn in Santiago. A
bate had taken place in which 1850 per ous
M,.rn Killed.
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Stockholders Convention

,,'IlE Annual Conve tiou Of the Stockholders Fast
Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Company, will be
held at CH'ystfnd on Wednesday atter hr1,t AoHddg
in Sytfuibef met. II. q, JACKSON. sec,e.
Iuiy 4 :,
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VALUABLE
Land for EnlA.

THE subscriber will Offer for sale at public outcry
on the promises 81 the 2sth at August ir not pre-
yiousy disposed Of, TRACT or LAND confirming 40
Acres, more or less larger portion under cultivation
and IN exccll-st condition. TN saii rrIct ndriiS ,.
Lands of VIM Perry md Elisha Bryant MciInn county,
and ON which PIKE BIyless now lives
Terms made known OF day Of sale.
Aug. II, ls5I-2t WIN. s. HAYNIE
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Another Case of Fever aud Ague
Currd.-A few days ago we recorded nm astonishing
cure oi Fever and Agls by the Of McIane's Liver
Pills, prepared by Fleming bros, Pittsburgh Pa. We
have now another to meniion viz: that of Mr. James
Sharpe, o. Mudisnnhnrkh, who states that he had la
b'red under very severe attack OF Ague aud Fever,
and was coon restored by tle of these Pills Mr.
sharpe also expresses mn opinion founded Oh oh eryn
tim, that the Liver Pills the hest fnr bilious com
plants ever Offered IN this section If country.
Alh~uRh 'loig kn1yu sovereign pelnrdy for
crouc cases of iienuc deraugemt Mt, dlsrases ~
the Liver the proprictnrs Fleming Rr"s Dr. NIpues
Pals were net prepared for the frequent INT Crafty
lug evidences OF It's general utility aud curative ca
pacity. In this respect this invaluable medicine has
exceeded their most sauvniuc eXpccta lions and in-
dnce them to hope thar it will be introduced into every
family 1.-The UritVd States.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr.. WLdnes
t|tIr"fed Liter rms manufactured by FLrNING I,sos
OF Pitsburg Pa. There arr other Pills purport ing
be Liver pills. now before the public. Dr. N'Lanc's
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vernfuce can
now he had ~ I'll respectable Drug Stores NonT gs,-
utne nitt0mMe signdtareV (jI) FLEMING Bios.
SWooi'and frpaR,'-A pnMlDP FnR BR,u-
TFyrSG THE lIAR--hghly perfuined, superior To any
French article Imported. and for half the price For
dressing Ladies Hair 1t has no equal, giving bright
glossy appearance. II causes Gent"men's Hair to curl
In the most natural manner II removes dandruT al
ways giving the Hair the appearance of being
sha,npooned. Price only ATTY cents. None genuine
unless signed FETRIDGE & G J.. PROJECTORS Of
"Balm of a Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. mar 6-6meow-4fl
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The Postmaster General has ordered
That hereafter no paper labels shall be used
on any of the mail bays, but only such ns are
made Of metal, wood, or leather, which are
not liable to he d"Inccd or destroyed. phis
will prevent the msdirection OF many a mail
pouch or bag.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-08-21

~ The profound Theological wisdom of
some of our Scriptural cxpositors is very
amusing, or would be, If the subject were not
too seri"u, for amusement. "A short time
since" 80 writes mn Illinois friend, yin the
Uriver-nisi Sabbath school in Oquawkn, in
the tloosier State, the question was asked,
what the Saviour meant when he said, Put
not new cloth into mn old garment Il pass.
ed all around the school, aud no one was
prepared to answer, when the Superintendent
was called on To explain it himself. With Il
c"untenancr indicating dep r,hrc,ion, and II
very "racular Voice, he remarked 1T is very
evident to my mind that our Lori meant to
teach this great truth, viz; II hole will last
longer than.a piirh!"
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HUMPHREYS HOUSE.
lknOxvilir, Tenn.
LII. III "a YEi IL 4 w

AS leased for term OF years the large new Brick
n Buildng Just completed for a Hotel, situated
within few yards of the Passenger Platform, fronting
the Drpos OF both Tie East Tenessef and Georgia and
East Tenn' ANA Virginia Rail Roads, about tie
distance Irom each-and uuch nearer aud ulurc con
venient TO the Road than any other Hotel besides
saving of Hack or Omnibus hire.
PASSENGERS who wish to take the Stage for MOntvale
Springs, or to Kentucky, by way Of Clinton, Willie call
Ell or promptly every departure for either place, by
the stages.
The Proprietor docs not think II necessary to say he
has kept Public House any where, as sometimes old
documents are dangerous thugs. lie is determined
on making this comfortable House for those wo may
give Him a call. July 3l-tf-i62
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ygNURNlNG psOWs.--Just received, a smau
u lot Of those celebrated Nashville Turning Flows,
which are for sale, oAeap. J. ". HENDERSON.
JulyiI
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Notice.

a Ill persons having Claims against the estate Of
"A Marshal Gatewood, deed, are notified to appear
ut the County Court Clerks "fce in benton Polk coun
ty, Tennessee and file the same authenticated in the
manner prescribed by law, before the 2Dth Of No.
veber next as Il hath appeared by suggetion to the
County Court OF Polk county, Tennessee that sad es.
tate is insolyent. u. GArEWOOD, Admir-
Aug u, tS57-9t-i63 of Marshal Gat.wnol decd
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Bolivar Female cadsmy,

rradisonviiie. Tenn.
FUvlIf Winter session Of this well known Institution
N will commence on the 4th septenber--PsoE 1. M.
GAINES, Principal. ,..
Terms per Session Of 20 1oeels hair IN ddvancs
Primary Oiass-sp.liing, Reading, Writing, Atith-
metical Tables, Primary Gecgraphy, aud browns
= First Lines in English brennan .....,........ $40
brace the entire course. a..
ExtFss:-French Language, (spoken) 1000
Music on Piano or Guitar. ......... 5000
Linear Drawing ....................10,O
Painting In Water Colors.. 1900
OIL Painting. Observation-Disclosures, 00
Vocal Music without charge.
The course n study at this School embraces every
thing taught at best PEN le Colleges. The Depart
ment OF Music will soon be supplied with accom-
pished teacher. Boarng IN the best private families
at ~ per week. Per further particulars, please
Catalogue JOSEPH UPTON. On.
J. A. CoFFis, Sec. tAus 14-t10-4es
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Ihird.
Notice..

In this place, the 18th Inst, Mrs bAnnARA Ksrnos
aged about " years.
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LOOK, THIS Is WORTH TRIAL.
gao,
Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
For the bFuthl OF Tie
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL.
CLASS FINE.


OF TTu.h,, ri.sa,s '''''''''''''''"'''" Is00
10 Egnih llNhtls low
Tickets sl0-ShAres In Proportion.
We Invariably letters by return all, epcos-
ing the tickets In good safe envelope, and always obs
serve the strctest confidence. After the drawing IL
over, send the official drawing, With writer ex,
PLANTATION Of the result Of the venture All Prizes
bougt at this office are payable immediately after the
drawing In Current Mercy, and We take nank Notes
OF any stht. Hank Drafts In payment Tor Tickets at
par. For odd amounts IN making charge We receivs
postage stamps they being than silver
Correspondents may place the utmost confidence In the
regularity and safety OF the ais, Ne very FEW or no
miscarr'ares Of money henpcn when properly directed
to u.s. BE careful thpt you reniion your Post 0fice,
County aud State, Owe Mt least one snf'. trial,
YOU cannot lose much II not gain, Que singh. trial
may make Yen iidepsrdent for lih TRY Us. Thsre
should be no such word as fail. Address
pnx 100 Post once, Baltimore, Ma.
Orders for tickets In OF the Maryland lotteries
rrnmntiy attended 10. Circulars containing o list
all the Lotteries for tie month, Forwarded on spraic.
tlor. Nh s2-ag--ts<
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TIE FAST AND TIE PRESENT.
From The .Scdndindcian-BY D. elggLow.
A nations worth is not by lavish wealth.
Nor e'en by power, numbers, to be measured;
The well-ssilled labor OF the sRarmiug bees
Wins not the prize theirs not the noblest end;
Ripeness alone, and energy of II
Can be the measure Of II nations worth.
And how displayed to him who takes delight
In greatness? Solely, in the arts divine,
And sef-enuobling rGor s--all may see
The glory OF great iiellas; she who stands
Upon the pinnacle OF art, aud yeGse
Inspiring to high deeds. Where lives the sage
Who would not to the past award the palm?
Then had man reached in fresh and youthful prime
Lies highest summit. Art, and chivalry,
And tales Of love sung In II later age,
Their shadows; for tn Impoverished present
Nought then remains, but strife and learned lore
Aud the sad story Of State policies
Eden has passed from earth aud leit us here
A weary hermitage OF misery.
Bus still, again we turn our thoughts and look
Upon the varied business OF mans being,
Where the Inventive spirit finds Ht work
For the free hands to do. In ssoth, We might
A thousand wondets add unto the seven
Which the past world astonished. Now no more,
Stree wonders are so rife, that one alone
Seems hut the little vessel which hath horne
Us through the misty way. What nature lent
Her feathered children of the air, to soar
With ou,spread wing, free in heavens azure vault,
Art has outdune; aud now majestic floats
The dweler of the earth in regions where
The kngly eagle has not dared to soar
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Groceries for Wheat.
III HAVE lot of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, and Tobacco
Il which wish tn barter for Wheat. will give the
market price or Wheat aud sell Groceries cheap as
the cheapest. (Juy3ll J. W. HENDERSON.
PI n ~ O Fo R II Il q.
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AtURIoslTy.-The Selma (Aia.) Sentinel,
OF the LIST inst, SAYS:
We had in our office the other day piece
of silver coin, which is seventeen hlindr, d
and fifty wears old. Ii was n com used hy
The lsraeii.es heiore the destruction of DER
nsaenI, aud is great curiosity. On onr
side of the piece is figure OF thu free of
Life, in Hebrew letters, he words "J.ruSa
'rm the ll"ly," On 'hr other side is AN urn,
inscrIh' d in Hebrew characters, the words
"Sbakel of Israel" The coin mus, have been
made before the fail of Jcrusalrm, which, il
cur recollection ol Divine History serves IL,
well, was bout scvrnt, years after the br' h
ct hri,t II is oi poor character of silver,
about the size OF half doilii, and i, wort,
in pure silver, about fifteen cents. Mr.. II
lrsbrrg, of thiseity, who is the owner OF il,
informs us that il has been the property OF
his family near nine hundred wears.
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Maryland State Lotteries for 81.
CORBIN & co.

LicenSsd agents,
Are authorized by the Managers to IN all orders for
Packages, Tickets or Shares, IN the
.Nfx s's.F IN LUFISElES.
These Lotteries drawn In puhiic in the city Of
Baltimore, under the superntend -p,e Vi the
state LOTTERY Conimjssioper.
Who niees tile fairness Of the Drawings, asd the
oi :ia drawn numbers published "a ile Journals ~
the city Of Baltimore, with his certificate bearing his
signature. $780,
an Prizes are Guaranteed hy TIE Sdts.
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE NOu RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid srlymes Drawing Daily.
Send your Orders TO
GnRfTSs q Coz.
The Old Established Authorized Agents who have sold
MORE PRIZES than any other Office In the State VI
Maryland
PatapscO Institute LO terry.
This favorite Lottery is drawn daily. The Capital
PRICES 5000, 100, 6Oo0 $500, &c. Single Tick
cts, One Dollar.
Certjfcdtes Of Packages.
~ whole Tickets. ................. -.....slb,W
~ IldU lloktts ..''.'.' W
20 Quarter Tickets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Nothing Ven.ure-Noihing Gain.
Tickets b ught by the Package are always the most
profitable to the purchasers,
For S25 Gend pno kage Wholes Halves and Quarters.
For $t6we send package Halves aud Whole Tikets.
For 80 send pack &c Quarters aud Whole Ticket.
att liz.
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CIAsS u,
TO be drawn In the city ~ Atlanta Georgia In public
on Saturday, August 29th, 1857, on the plan of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

SILVER oRr DlscovERED IN GAss COUNTY, Tex
As.--The jefferson Gazette learns from the
County Surveyor, that specimens Of Silver ore
have been discovered in Cass County, about
eighteen miles above Jefferson, near the road
thence towards Dangerliold. The Gazette says:
A gentleman by the name of Jeifries, who
came to this country upon some business with
Mr.. Nash in regard to his iron mine, is the one
who has been making the discovery. The Sill
yer was first discovered ina VOL, which was he
ing dug upon the plantation of the Rev, Mr.
.ISfsq. since tIinn other discoveries have been
made. We arc told that If other spots turn out
as well rs those which have been tried the
ground viii be worth 100000 per acre. Cass
county is already celebrated for its magnificent
iron deposits, and silver is not an unusual ac-
commandment of iron.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

A FAsr WoNAx-Thc ladies are becoming
dangerously perfect. We really don't know why
they shouldn't "risc in rebellion some day, and
take away the reins of governmentfrom us poor
masculines There are now two ladies stopping
at Barrett. on Cape Island, N. j., who are equal
to the best of us on bowling and shooting. One
and two hundred and eighty-seven points on her
next game, lately. The other one, in the mean
while, was shooting pistol match with two
gentlemen from this city. She hit the button
six times in eight shots, at ten PAGES, and the
other two shots came within scven-eights of an
inchl She then fired twenty-si shots at swing
ing block, two and half inches in diameter,
and struck it fourteen timesi There would be
no necessity for any gentleman's going into the
field to settle this lady's quarrels-Nc'o York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

GRRAr SALE OF BLooDRD srock.-The sale Of
pany took place at Springfield last week. The
stock was recently purchased and imported from
England, ireland and Scotland forthe company,
and the sale brought together large number
of stock growers and others interested in fine
cattle Some two thousand persons wera in at.
tendance, and some of the animals bron,s,lt al
most fabulous prices One Cow brought $ ! 025;
another s., 125, and twenty were sold, ti.t' low
est Mt $500. Two Horses were sold; Young.
Barnton for s., $50. Seven Bulls ranged from
1925 to 5000 Twenty-Cour Sheep from $50
to $500. Nineteen Hogs from $35 to $3.50.
The aggregate Of the sales was $4s, 600. Young
Barnton brought s., 600 more than he cost, and.
some Of the bulls and heifers were run up by
the competitors to corresponding high figures.
In a few instances they werc less than cost, but
these were exceptions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-07

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the the Custom House the
only Cordian Gin IMPORTED and sold In bottles
an others are made here in imitation Of it.
delicious tonic beverage, by peculiar
$50 different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
who It. 1t adopted with great in of
DTsrEPsIA, GoUT, RHEuMLTr, DaoPsT, GRAVEL, coLIc,
CaoLxRA PEyEE AGuE STRUCTURE DISEASE OF
NARY oEGASs, EPILEPsY, FElALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
prietor, says:
Ctdrtes' london Cordial Gu Is the ursst beat and
xost reliable Extract Of Juniper IhGpe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug
sts and Grocers the United States and SO also are nu
poisons cGEei "London Cordial Ginr-to avoid
them buy only cHARLEs" Reject anyother oHered to
value your health. Price dollar quarts,
ffty cents fer pIuts. EDMUND @. CHARLES,
mh2s-smd&W Sole Importer, 40 BroadNay, NY.