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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
LiOuor a,ad Egc1nrGs,icnmisars.

DIR. Hiram Cox chemical inspector of alco
holic liquors in Cincinnati, states, in an address
to his fellow citizens, that during two years he
has made 249 inspections of various kinds OF IL
quors, and has found more than nine tenths OF
them limitations and great many OF them pol
sonous concoctions. OF brandy he does not be-
lieve there is one gallon of pure in hundred
gallons, the limitations having corn whisky for
a basis and various poisonous acids for the con-
diments. Ofwines not gallon in thousand,
purporting to be sherry, port, sweet Malaga, &c,
is pure. but they arg made Of water, sulphuric
acid, alum, Guinea pepper, horse radlSh, &c,
and many Of them without drop OF alcoholic
| spirit DIR. Cox warrants there are not tengal'
Ions of genuine port wine in Cincinnati. In his
inspections ofwhisky he has found only from II
to 20 Per cent ofalcoholic spirit, when it should
have 45 to so, and some Of it contains sulphu-
| rc acid enough in one quart to eat hole through
a mans stomach. DIR. Cox makes this public
communication because the sham republican le-
gislature of Ohio have failed to pass amend
ments to the liquo- inspection law which he had
recommended. The doctor himself is a repub-
! lcan, and states that, though the members o
his party in the legislature agreed in the impor-
tance Of having pure liquors, yet they wouldn't
meddle with the subject because would seer
ously iniurc tie republican cause in HamiItor
county,! "Bah p says DR.. Cox, in conclusion
such a party and such pitiful excuse for not
doing right, ought to be hooted out of counte
nance, and outof the world by every good cit
izen!" And the people, just as fast as they dis
cover, and they are finding out pretty fast, tha
the sham republican party is the most corrupt
lying, mean, sneaking, time hypocrit
cal and faithless party so iiT as managers arr
concerned. that ever attempted to manufacture
and use public opinion for the purpose of publ
plunder, will leave them to sink, in every Stat
which they now control, into the same disgracet
minority where the defeat Of Fremont led then
in the nation. tge
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
The Dem o cratic Victory in 1owa-
Lafest ReturnS.

The news OF the return of the gallant young
State Of Iowa into the Democratic fold has been
received with much rejoicing by the Democracy
all over the Union, and is universally considered
to presage the early redemption Of the whole
North west. Iowa was one Of the first States
that suceumbed to the storm Of Know Nothing
ism and Black Republicanism, and it was meet
and fitting that she should be the first to return
The latest returns we have seen are contained
in the following letter 10 the Burlington State
Gazette Of the 26th; nlt f,-.Esl
Iowa CRY, Iowa, Friday, April %.
"EDJToRs GAzETTE-- Gents: From the official
returns which have been received you can safely
set down the Democratic vote in the State at
twenty-five hundred majority for the DsmoCra-
tic State ticket. L. S. Parvin will have the
largest vote ofany man on the ticket. @
"Grimes, Starr Il Co., had better start for
Kansas. | am, very respectfully, Il
Your obedient servant,
JAMES ID. EADS.
This is doing pretty well for State which
gave Fremont between seven and eight thous-
and majority last fall.--Can Eng.
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GuheruatoffaI.

The names Of several prominent Democrats
hrye been mentioBSd in connection with the Of
fee Of Goverusr. II. B. Payne. Of Cleveland,
Col. McCook, Of Steubenville, Col. Manyrenny.
Of Zaresville. Gen. J. J. M'Dowell, Of Highland
county, and Hon. T. J. Smith. Of Montgomery
county, have each been spoken Of in highly re-
commepdatory terms. In the selection Of q
candidate for Governor, the hest man possible
should be chosen. We want man for that ot
fee who can expound the Constitution, snd the
principles Of Democracy. The issue between
Democracy and Republieanism once fairly pre-
sented to the voters Of the State, Ohio will be
safe for Democratic Governor. We think that
tlIe choice should be McCOok or Payne. Col.
McCook is our first choice for Governor. We
shall howeTer labor, with our best ability, for
the election Of any good man whom 'the Dem
ocracy may nominate and we know that the
Democrats Of Guernsey will willingly do the
same Guernsey Jogersoniail. t.
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Theory OF Ho0f.AiI and Hollow

FRIEND HAREIs:--Tna late No. Of the Cq'ti-
vator is an article from W. Pierce, requesting in
formation about hoof-ail in cattle.
This hoofail is caused by cold weather.
Chickens are subject to the same disorder in
very cold weather, especially il they have not
been we'll fed, and are not in good roasting or
der. H roo y AAt W.
Hollow-horn proceeds from the same cause. -
Ifcattle are not fed on nourishing diet, and pro-
vided with warm bed in very cold weather,
hoof all or hollow horn is very apt to oyertake
them. Sometimes the freezing in the feet OF
horns is so slight that it is not discoverable for
some weeks or even months. The cause and
preventative is as much as can give.
Imperfect fruit is very often caused by frost.
Very little freezing will cause imperfect circu
lation of the fluids necessary to bring fruit to
perfection Apartial decay is the consequence,
and insects Of some kind are. always ready tc
assist in ndestrcying any thing little under the
weather. ~
MIcAJAH t Johnson.
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Harrison Co., an po., 1857.

Mr.. CANFIEbD's SPEEoH-.We have received
"a pamphlet copy Of the Speech Of Hon. II. Can
field, on the Canal Contracts, which we shall
publish as soon as we can command sufficient
space in cur celumns Itis one of the best
speeches delivered during the session, and pre-
sents arguments and facts against the repudia-
ting policy that have never been successfully
controversial --Loqaias Democrat, (Bldek Repub-
hean.)
And yet the leading Black Repltblican press
repudiate Mr.. Canseld's speech as the Black
Republican Legislature did the contracts, and
for the very same reason-the contracts were
valid, and could not be proved otherwise; and
Canfeld's arguments are incontroTertable, and
therefore must be set aside Excellent Black
Republican legic!-- Statesman. et H
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Arrival of New spring a Susum&
Goods in IEOpedale Ohio. i.
THOMPSON a sAITNDERg. :

A3E now receiving and opening their stetk Of
Spring 4 Summer goods which have been pnr.
chased IN Philadelphia under tho most favorable
circumstances
In their stock will be found all articles usuullv
keptin Country Store; besides great many that
are not generally kent, and adnptad esoeciSfiv 10
the wants OF this community; and will Be soId as
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio. -
We respectfully solicit an examinatiop af ,r,
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of
country Produce taken in exchange for roods ~
the highest market rates. - ~1S'.fr
THO ONPSON & SAUNDERS.
HOpedale Nav a. 1857 n - = =
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MURRAY g. LANMAN's FLoRIDE Water
There is a healthful, exhilarating quality in the
fragrance of this popular toilet water II a
wakes the remembrance Of Summers fioraf in
cense, as some old tune might recallthe by-gone
scenes in,wilich we first heard it. SpirTttal
and delicate as the aroma Of the original CO.
logne, It is perhaps more lasting, and the odor
never changes az Is the case with perfumes de-
rived from volatile oils. Ladies who suffer
from nervous Headache, prefer it to every other
local application as means of relieving The paint
aud al a perfume for the sick chamber, It is em-
inchtly yreffeshing Wersfer solely to Murray
Il Ianrnan's Florida Water The limitations
a1eiworthIess.. asg f s
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81 o. ST EUMONs,
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ.
cling to the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun-
tics, that he has commenced Carriage Manufac-
turing in all its branches. fle has superior fa-
oiliios for manufacturing every kind Of vehicles.
Their stock will be manufactured in a style superior
TO to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind Of vehicles are
solicited 10 give him call before purchasing else.
where. "a H f M+ * st
His assortment consists in part Of Close Cnrria-
ges, Livery Coaches Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Bugges, Jersey
| Wagons Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies, Buggies
with Sliding Tops, Light Frt,ing Buggies, Skele-
ton Puggies, Sulkics, &C., &c.
All A1ds Of repairing executed at the shortest no
tice amt on the best terms Tie keeps none but tile
best Of workmen in his employ. New work ex-
changed foBold. Q
the well known stand formerly occupied by Penn
a. Harper 0. .SLEM MONS
Cadiz, Ohio, May IA, 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14

BLACK REPUDJEcANIsM-- One of the g'aring
inconsistencies of Black Rcpublicausm is seen
in their pretended concern about the required
residence of few months in Knasas Territory
prior to the election for delegates to the ConSti
tutiona Convention, when here in Ohio they
entertained bill in the Black Republican Leg
islature, intended to prevent Germans and
Trishmen from voting until one year after they
are aturalizcd.-.Ma;esfeMS Shell da2 Bqnn er.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14

0T A gentleman who>has been engaged in
the wool growing business in Tennessee, and
who has recently Travelled in Northern Alabama
informs the Mobile Tribune that the raising o t
woolin that State would be more profitable than
the culture of cotton. Thousand Of acres fit for
nothing else but sheep pastures, could be had for
twelve and half cents per acre.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14

0JAnother Royal Brat has been ushered in.
to the world, amid the firing Of cannon and the
tend to let the Kingdom OF Great Briti,n want
for Dutch Stock for five hundred years to come.
His Oldest daughter now sixteen, is about to be
married to tbs Prince OF Prussia, and will no
doubt assist her dad in peipetuating heirs to the
throne.--0; s. Jotwnot
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
The BurdelI Murder Trial.

New YORK, May 9.--Mr. Edwards, one Of
the counsel for prosecution, stated the points OF
law upon which a conviction of the defendant is
to be charged.
Mr.. Dana, on the part orthe accused, follow
ed in an eloquent and powerful address.
The District Attorney, H. NJ. Hall, then sum-
med up for the prosecution.
Mr.. Clinton is now speaking for the defense.
The Attorney General follows for the prosecu-
ton, and verdict will probably be returned at
late hour tonight.
SECOND DEsPATCH-MRs. CUNNINGHAM ACQUIT-
TED.
At seven O'Clock this evening the jury retir-
ed. and half an hour alterward returned with a
verdict ofacquittal.
Mrs. Cunningham was Immediately digcaar.
ded. ta" "s..-
Mr.. Eckel was discharged on his own recog-
nizance. e' ~"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
A PERruMED BREA4R,-What lady or gentle

A PERFuMED BREAIR-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disa
greeable breath when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as dentifrice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single
drop of the "Balm'' on your toskh-brlsh and
wash the teeth night and morning A fifty
cent bottle will last a year lta .sag a
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqti-
red by using the ''Balm ofa Thousand Flowers" :"
1t will remove tan, pimples and feckles from
the skin, leaving it Of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY--Wet your shaving
brush in either wan OF cold water, pour on two
or three drops.of "Balm ofa Thousand Flowers
rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation Of
shaving, Price only Fifty Centsaat 10 sy sa
W. P. FETRIDGE & CO.
.s Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by all respectable Druggists every.
where. June Is, 1856, w..
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G~TThs Boston Atlas (Isepublican) said du-
ring the s.E1Ass Cambridge trial: 1T is not Mr..
Kalloch alone whoi is on trial There Is at stake
insome degree the reputation Of t9e Re,aJlican
|payty." Well, that Ict'sthe woolly headed cat
ant l,f the .l,ar. .NT-l-- iH. ..MAHl&
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
@TER AXETT-

IRON THE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBER
T. in Cadiz on Wednesday, the 7th inst, SOR,
kEl' MARE, 10 years old. She has scar undeF
the glrth, caused by kick She has no white
ABOUT her: Any person returning her 10 me in Cad.
IL, or giving information where she NAV he had
will be literally rewarded
JAMES v. EVANS.
Cadiz, Ohio, May IA, lS57.3t
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To eacIln q

THE Board OF Examiners of Harrison county,
l. SAo, will hold meeting at Cadiz on the las
FRIDAY and Saturday ofeach ofthe following months;
April Nay, June, September, October, November.
and December, 1857, and Januory, February and
March, 1858, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M. on
each day, tor the examination of Teachers rnder
the act to provide tor the reorganization, supervis-
ion and maintainance of common schooIs.r pas red
March IA, 1858. :.
BY Order of the Board,
VI. b. ADAMS, CierH
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B0oTsl BOOTsg


FORTY CASES
TUS'r received 4nd for sale a. the old end well
- known stand of 5. SLEMMONS, who has dsei.
dedy The largest end best assortment Of Boots and
shoes ever brought 10 this market; consisting a
GENTS coarse kip and fine Boots u the best Phila.
delphia make. y very large and extensive assorts
nent OF boys coarse and fine Boots. As0, youths
boots and shoes. Also, a great VoFtssp 81 Ova
Shoss-Bafialo, Gum, sc.
Ladies' Ware!
Cali, Kip and Morocco Of ail sixes, and of ID vsry
6ssi quality A very superior lot Ladiss' GaeFs.
Misses eaters Of all sizes and quality together with
every size aPd quality, Together with lot Of iof
DIES Irunks and Satcheis. Also. spleaaid' ~ %
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs, &e, Yhieh | will sell cheap. F3llFsf
IhEve large stock my own manufacture, od
hanes, which am disposing of at the very ioeesf
prices: All who wish gond bargains will do well
to call seon, as | am determined 10 sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produce.
Cadlz. May IA, 1857. s. SLEMM )NS.
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Broadway Gold Pen Manufactu-
ring Go.


Office No. 335, broadway, n. Work..
Fourth Qsately Sale Of Gold and Siluer Vat
ches, Coli Watch Chains, Lockets, Bracelets,
&C., &'c.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES OF PENS.
Gold Pens A 90 Gothic Manmouth S5 90
- Pen Il silver holr2 Og Gold Tooth Picks. . GO
- Pen and double ex. {" tooth & car .. 100
Silver Holders 3 90 Pencil, Watch Key a.
Manmouth do IA 90 Tooth Pick ;. 90
Levathan do; 800 Ladies Goold Pencils ? s0o Q
Fountain Pen, desk "F 800
Holder. ..3 90 - 400
Monmouth 50 500 ".td
Enprossirg Pens :. 200 with Pen. s, 90
Levathan andBpx, 3 % Gents GID cas- pens8 90 90
Gothic sir ca 's6Ipen3 90 =" . 90
:. Enarossing g 400 /" Gothic g. 1900
And all other kinds OF styles at the retail prices
q To the purchaser of our Pens we present a mum
bered Ticket every dollars worth Purchased
which entities the holder, by an extra payment OF
25 cents on each tick il, 10 premium varying in
value from 81 to 800 The premiums consist OF
various articles of Jewelry, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches. Silver Goblets Silver Fruit Baskets Gold
Guard ghainsfor ladies, Lockets, Bracelets, Gents
Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles, Breastpinst
Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &c, none Of
which sell for less than one dollar. Country pur-
chasers may rely on being as fairly death with, as
regards the prizes as if they themselves were pre-
sent. st
We have been in operation for three years and
thousands have bought of us, and we have never
learned that any one was ever dissatisfied. This
plan affords every opportunity of obtaining gold
watch or some article OF jewelrs for trifing sum
All our pens, pencil cases, &e,, are manufactured
by ourselves with gtedt care and we offer them a
precisely the same prices asked in all other store
in the city. 10 agents we offer the most advanta
geous offers, and any energetic person can do wei
| by working for US. We wish agents in every place
in the country, and persons who would like to be
come such will please to address MS, and we viii
send them printed circulars Of prices, terms, &c -
1 We have no stated periods for di Jtribution Thu
moment pen ispurchased the purchaser is enti
tied to receive his premium on the payment of o
| cents extra, r
| All orders BY mail should be addressed
4 New York.
N.B.--eio!d Pens repointedin superior manner
Enclose the pen and SO cents in z. o. stamps, anl
the pen will be repointed and returned post paid.
| May Z, 1857 3m
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National Police Gazette.

YNHlSGreat Journal Of Crime and Criminals is in
IL it's twelfth Year, and is widely circulated
throughout the country. II contains all the great
Trials, Criminal Cases, and appre pirate Editorials
on the snme, together with information ON Grimm.
al-Matiers not 10 be found in any other newspaper
D~rSubscriptions, 81, per annum; 81, for six
months TO be re nited by Subscribers, twho should
write their names and tho town, county and state
where they reside plainlyJ .4.,,.,., u
editor r. Pronretor ofthe National Police azette
"A New York City.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14

Affections Of the Bladder, Bronchitis, Bilious
Cole. Bowel complaints, Dropsy, Flatuency Gid
diness Loss OF appetite, pains in The Bones Scrof
ula and all other complaints which arise from inn
pure blood and dis orderedstate of the system.
Ny Forest Wine is in large quart bottles, one
dollar PER bottle. or Fix bottles for five d0ldrs =
Forest Pills tweniy-five cents per box
General Depot, Nc. Cd, Walker street, N. Y
Appoint Agents in Cadiz John Beall; New
Philadelphia, VIM faz!stt and by all respecta-
bic druggists through the State
MAY I, lS5.-3n
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New York, July Is, 1853.


DR.. C, w. HALsSy i reside at 80 Vestry street,
in this city During the last two years have been
so bad with the Rheumatism that my trends told me
| could not stand it through the coming winter
NV legs were dreadiully swollen, and suffered
excrnclating pain. In this situation procured
your forest Remedies and took both the pills and
the wine according to the directions. In about n
week began to experience their good effects, and
in three weeks was able to 60 to work, which
had not done iur eight months before.
M LYNCH, 81 Vestry ct Y.
Lang standing Cough, General DEBILITY, and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
TO THE LAasaass.


MISS DAVIS respectfully informs the Ladies' Of
w Cidiz and vicinity, that sie will continue TO
give in5tructionsin In Embroidery. 1%s9
Scholars received at any time. Also lessons civ.
en- In Crotchet, Worsted and mtatioh of Carved
Wood. s4 s a@Nt3 M M
spocirnons mpyt ba sscs a, the house cf Mr. I'm
DAVIS. asaa kaga4 MI assQ@8 i8 Va ssF
Ha as sag4NMas ~ ts@ #SE F'i8H 1~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14
Lang standing Cough, General DEBILITY, an
Jl,,onsjcnI Djsfuy}er
IIFHT7vEVItI I7F0F7--' ~
CCEED At 20 AVENUE c. NEW YORK

CCRED Al 20 AVENUE G. NEW YORK.
DR.. HAisEY, New York, Aug. 10, 1855.
DEAR SlRs-My wife has been severely troubled
wit h coughmore than six years; more or less du
RING the time she has been attended by the Doctors,
but never got any permanent relief until she took
your Forest Wine and Pills. She has 1ow taken
one h)ttla Of the wine and less than n box of the
pills, which have so far restored her that indulge
the hope that as much more will complete her cure
NV dau gef also has been cured OF General Debili
ty and Dropsy by the use OF the Forest Remedies
WM. BROWN 25 Avenue G.
The Forest Wine and Pills are Sovereign Reme-
dies for all the following complaints and ii shou Id
be ,rlde stood that it is the medical influence ofboth
Remedies acting together in the bl1od which exert
the wonderful effects in the cure of obstinate dsea
ses Although the pills alone are a never falling
Remedy in all such cases as require on purg stiyas
vet III Chronic Diseases both the Wine and the Pills
are absolutely necessary.
The Forest Wine and Pills are wa a'ranted to cure
the most severe colds, coughs, and Pain in the
Breast, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Rheu-
nlatism and Gout The Wine and Pills cure
the Fever and Ague, for which complaint
they have II quired hi h reputation
Ulcers Boils Blotches, Scabbed Head,
Ring.worm, ,Erysipelas, Salt Rleum,
Sore eyes, and every kind OF HUI
NOR, Jaandice, Female comp'ts,
l| Del lity Night Sweats, and
.,. pr Weakly state Of the consu-
tuition, Bilious Disorders,
Foul SonDch aud Nor
bii cUndlion OF the
Bowels, Head ache,
b.. Nervous Disor.
ders, and gen.
.-a er erul Derang-
ment OF The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

VERMONT MORALS.-Certain inhabitants Of
MoretoUa, Vermont, in order to rid the town Of
the support Of pauper cripple feeble in body and
mind, induced man tc marry her by the payment
OF S60 in hand and the promise of $40 in addition.
1t appeared that the would be or hired husband
proiessed to entertain special spite against the
town OF his own legal settlement. and hoped that
he should, by the marriage, impose the burden on
them. The ceremony took place. and the parties
hved together about three weeks, when the hus-
band abandoned the wife, in consummation OF his
original purpose. On her petition for decree of
nullity, the court held that the transaction W as
wanting in all the essentials of valid Ia arriage -
1t was a sham and pretence; and iu regard to the
petitioner, 1t was most tiagrant and disgraceful
fraud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

FIRE AND POLICE ALAka aTELEGRAFH.-Althoush
the fire and police alarm telegraph has only been IN
operation in Philadelphia for eight months utility
has been most thoroughly established. The mayor
shows the which il put when he states that
for The time that 1t hes been operation, 1889
sages have been transmitted by It, 2 2S lost children
have been restored 62 lost, strayed and stolen ami
mails recovered lji iirss been announced, and 4eji
been delivered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13
Plan Of SWAMI Co.'s Lotteries

80 0gD numbers cOrresp spending with those on the
tickets placed il wheel The prizes placed
aLo.her wheel number il drawn from the num-
her wheel, the time prize is drawn from
ta" olEer wheel The prize drawn is placed against
the number GTawn. This operation Is repeated Until
n. the prizes are drawn 0ut.
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Erclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, receipt OF vi hch they will Be forwarded
~ fret mgIl
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent
iC purchasers immediately alter the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plan, and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember, that every prize is dawn and pay
able IN iull without deduction
~ n prizes # r l,op0 and under, paid imme-
o.atey after The drawing other prizes at the usual
time of 80 days
4 con nunications strictly confidential.
All tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets at
either office. del5