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1890 prizes amounting to S20i,OOO
Tickets $40; Halls SIS; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from | TO 10000, CORES.
p"nding with those Numbers on The Tickets
printed on separate slips of paper, are encir.
clcd with small tin tubes, and placed in one
wheel.
The first 2I8 Prizes. similarly printed and
cncircied, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rcvolvcd. and n mum.
her is drawn from the wheel of Numbers.
and at the same time II Prize is drawn from
the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited IT, the
audience and registered by the Commission.
crs, The Prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the Prizes arc drawn out.
A~HPGoNIMATIoN PRtzEs-The two prc.
ceeding aud ;h- two succeeding Numbers 10
those drawing The first 10 Prizes will be en-.
titled to the ~ Approximation Prizes, nc.
cordiag la the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be dcierm.
med by the last figure of the Number that
draw the 100000 Prize. For example. IL
The number drawing the $50 600 Prize ends
with No. j. then all the tickets where the
number ends in l will be entitled To $40
II the Number end, With No. ,, tiien NIL the
Tichets where the Number ends in 2 will b.,
entitled 10 80, and so on To o.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold n,
the follow ing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate 81 Package Of 10 Whole
Tickets, $40
Certificate of Package Of 30 Half
Tickets, An
Certificate of Package Of 10 Quarter
Tickets, OF
Certificate Of Packages of IL eighth
Tickets, ~
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

Enclose Tie money TO our address for III.
Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which they
WI De forwarded 10y fist mail Purchasers
can nave tickets ending IL any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes
VIII be sent TO purchasers immediately nc.
Ter the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County md Stale.
~ Remember that every Prize is dra wn
and payable in full without deduction.
~ Al prizes of 81 900 and under. paid
immediately after the drawing-other prizes
at the usual time of thirty days, in full with.
out deduction.
~ communications strictly confidential,
PTize Tickets cashed or renewed in oihe,
Tickets al either olicr.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certi6.
Gates 10
=. SWAN & co Atlanta q,
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Medical Advertisements
DR.. NOLAN Els
CELEBRATED
IFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
'wo efthe ssss Pr~spArssisns or en-. Are.

OF the ARos
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1fucE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver Pills, for
the cure OF Liver COM
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
~RANe.fMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLanc's Celc-
bratcd VERMIFucr and
Liver PILLS, prepared b,
ao~;"q $sos.
SOLE pRorRIEroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, 'pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS.
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CHOOSE BETWEEN TuEu
H0LL0WAY'S PILLS

TIE ciocd furnishes the material Of every
bone, muscle. gland and iibrc in the human
frame. When pure, it secures health Ia
every organ; when corrupt, il necessarily
produces diasaae. HOLLOWAE'S PILLS
operate directly upon the elements Of the
stream Of life, ncutralizing the principle Of
disease, and thus radically curing the mals.
dy, whethc! located N tie nerves, the stor..
"ch- the Iivci, tie bowels, the mrsrles, the
skim the } 'ain. or Nny ether part Of the
sy stem.
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business Cards Of five lines or less, includ-
ing The paper, Six Dollars per annum.
Announcing Candidates for Office, Five
Do.tars.
For notice Of application to Legislature !;
Five Dollars.
Advertisers are requested 20 mark the
number OF Insertions desired on each adver.
tlsement, or they will be inserted until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
sSS All transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance.
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FLEMING BROS.
% WooD ST., PITTspURoH, PA.
GOIe PrOurictor.

Srovil x Mead, M III, Charters 5,.,, /
New Orleans. General Wholesale Agents for
The S"uthrrn States, 10 whom NIL order,
must be- addressed.
Sold by TIiOS. r. MAGII.L, Lancaster
April 80, 1856. lI.Iv.
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wanted.

DFy or Green Hides, for which we will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or I2i
cents IN trade, sfor Green HIDES" we will
pay D cents per ID. We do moi limit The
quantity. We viii take all we can get al
above rates. MAGliL e. CAUTHEN
kne lith, 1875 J7.,f
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BIanks! BIanks.!

A SUPPLY Of b'anks on hand at the
Office, that will be sold exclusiyely
Tor cash. Person, viii oblige ~ BY nof
for them m my other terms.
Apg -. lio6 26-H.
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HoHoa0ay's Pills are tie best
remedy known IN the aoorld foy.
tie GHoctng diseases.
Asthma DIarrkma
Bowel Complaints Dropsy
Coughs Debility
Coids Fever and Ague
Chest Diseases Femal Complaints
CostivencSs Dyspepsia
Headaches Indigestion
Influenza Stone and G,ov.,
inflammation Secondary symptoms
Inward Weakness Liver Complaints
Low acss OF Spirits Yenereal affections
Piles Worms. of all kinds
+.fSold at the Manufactures of prof.s.
sor Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York.
and 24I Strand, LoGdon, by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers In Medicine through.
out the United States and the civilized
world, IN boxes at rs cents, 92f cents, and
81 each.
~ There is a considerable saving by
taking The larger sizes.
N. B-DrecIions for tde guidance of pa.
tents in every disorder are affixed TO each
box.
Dee, 10Th 1885. A-L.. ~.
IADFlON None are genuine unless
The words ''HoHo,cdy NeW York and Lon.
don" are observable ms a naler-mark in eve.
ry leaf Of the book of directions around
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by holding The leaf 10 me light 4
handsome reward win be given TO my one
rendering snch Information az may lead 10
the detection OF parties conutertciting the
medicines or sending the same, showing
them TO be spurious. =
Dee. 18th 1856, 44-sI, Ir
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USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD,

HOLLOWAY PILLS are equally eficacious
IN complaints common 10 the whole humnn
race, and in disorders peculiar to certain
climates and localities.
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SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.

The London Lancet" the London 'NIed.
ical Review" and the most eminent of the
faculty in Great Britain. France and Germa.
ny, have suIogized the Pills and their in.
yentor.
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ALARMING

Dyspepsia, and arrangement of the liver,
the source OF infrmi,y AID suffering, mud
the cause of innumerable deaths, Yield to
these curatives, in all cases, however agL ra.
waited, acting rs a mild pnrgativc, Alternative
and tonic they relieve the bowels, purify
Tie fluids, and invigorate the system and the
constition at the same time.
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THE FLOWER GARDEN.

Propagate and set out D0hidS-plant
the seeds of all hardy Annaols-muIch
yonr Roses with u thick LAYER of leaves
rom the boI!ows Of the woods, sprinkling
n little soil oyer the matching 20 keep the
wind from blowing it away-lransplant
ErergreenS of all kinds now, just as the
he~ gro'0M as conpmencing-lhe only pro.
per time. Clean up and roll your gravel
walks-dress your borders--i;e up all
herbaceous coverings plants to stakes Of
cypress or China tree wood, and put every
thing in trim for the season.
II Annual Flower seeds have not been
so"n, do SO ct once; work the soil deep.
and enrich il well-poultry manure is ex-
ceilen; all Sio"ks and GilIy flowers are
highly benefited by it..
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All Irregularities and ailments incident to
the delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex
are removed or proven ed by II few doses Of
these mild, but infaIlible Alternatives. No
mother who regards her own or her chill
drcn's health should fail to have them with.
in her reach.
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TICkEIS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY lS April.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

100 i'rizcS Of 100 aro 10
100 " " 80 are Il
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GENERAL MISUNDERSTANDING
COMPLAINTS.

When all stipu!ants fail, the renovating
and brneing properties Of these Pills give
hrmness TO tho shaking nerves and enferLlvd
muscles OF the victim of general debility.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-22

paper at my fingers, and wanted little else
In Texas, where have been most intimate.
~ acquainted, learning is estimated about
as mighty, by majority OF the people. as
red Irish potatoes are in your country: wb;le
people here give sl.OO for peck of the no.
tatoes which you could afford to cultivate
at 20 cts. q bushel, and make more cle.r
money at the business than men can here
oy cult'vating corn at $l.5O per bushel.
have paid in Texas $500 per month
Tor boarding no. half rs good as have had
IN East Tennessee for S4Oo per month.
Further. If yoI do como as teacher. never
think OF taking school managed by a
Board OF Trustees" Hang on your own
hook, or stay where you are and cultivate
irish potatoes, rye, apples, and little corn
iced COW, and nourish few pigs, and
I'VE on them; and you will never repent
having gone to new country, in order to
make your children rich without money q,
labor. have given you in nv own way
my opinion of Texas. have told YOU the
truth rs near As | can.
len Virglnians and Caroinians are dis.
saushed 10 every one who is satisfied. and
wish they were where they started Not
one have | seen from the mountainous re.
g'ons OF those States who does not wish he
had remained there.
II hie and health be spared me, | intend
TO go back rs soon as | can.
Many persons are in Texas who are no,
sausaed, because The were deceived If the
whole population of any one of the seven
western counties of my native State were
mere IN this county, with all its nconvenien.
ces' l would exchange it for any portion of
the Southern country.
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sport with while seeking to excite, her ter
ror. Now, with his flat head, dis,endeI
mouth and curying neck, would it dart
forth its long form 20 warn her-its fatal
teeth, unfolding on either side of its upper
Jaws, seeming to threaten her with instan
taneous death, while its powerful eve sho,
forth glances of that fatal fascination, ma.
lignantly bright. which by paralyzing with
moved form of terror and of beauty, may
readily accoun: for the spell which it pos
sesses OF binding the feet Of the timid, and
denying even to fear the privilege of flight.
Could she have fledl She felt the necessi
'y, but the power Of her limbs was gone;
and there still it lay, coiling and uncoiIiny.
its arched neck glittering like ring OF
bronzed copper, bright and lurd, and the
dreadful beauty Of its eye still fastened, ca,
gerly contemplating the victim, while the
pendutous rattle sGH rung the death note.
as if to prepare the conscious mind for the
late which is momently approaching the
blow. Meanschiie tie stiffness became death
t'fe ao'h all surrounding objects. The bird
had gone with its scream and rush. The
breeze was silent. The vines ceased TO wave.
The leaves family quivered on their stems.
lhe serpent once more Law still, but the eve
was never turned away from the victim. It's
corded muscles are all in coil. They have
but TO unclasp suddenly, and the dreadful
Tolls will be upon her in full length and the
fatal teeth will strike and the deadly venom
which they secrete will mingle with the life
blood in her veins.
"Ihe terrified damsel, her full conscious.
ness restored but not her strength, feels all
her danger. She sees that The sport of the
terrible reptile IS at an end. She cannot
now mistake the horrM oppression of 6is
eye. Sho tries to scream, but her voice died
a""y e q s,css,o ,-:gling in her throat.
Her tongue is parayzed-her lips sealed;
once more she strives for flight, bu; her
limbs refuse their office. She has NOTHING
lett OF life but its fearful consciousness. 1t
is in her despair, that, us last effort. she
succeeds TO scream--a single wild cry. forced
from her by this accumulated agony; she
sinks down upon the grass before her enc.
my-her eye, however, still open, and still
looking upon those which direct forever
upon them. She sees him approach, now
advancing, now receding; now swelling in
every part with something like anger, while
hIl neck arched beautifully, like that Of q
Wild horse under the curb, until at length
tired as it were of play, like the cat with
her victim, she sees the neck growing larger
and becoming completely lowed as If to
strlke-the huge jaw unclosing almost di.
rec,'y above her; the long tribuIated fang,
charged with venom, proirudng from the
cavernous mouth-au she secs no more. In.
sensibiity came la her aid, and she lav lie.
less under the folds of tho very monster"
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Boys are sometimes endowed with re.
markable memories. We know family
IN this city. consisting of one gir and one
h"y-the latter about seven years old. The,
were sitting one evening around the taole
engaged III telling each other how far back
they coul'! recoIlect. The little girl recol.
lected when she had n doll that cried -
The boy here spoke up, and said that he
recolected worse than that. .How worseF'
chimed in half q dozen voices in a breath
why, rccollect four weeks afore | was
born, and cried all the limo, for fear I'd
be galr'
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WhiSkey Root.

a Texas correspondent Of the New Or.
leans Picayune, writing from Corpus Chris.
IT, Is responsible for the following descrp.
ton OF vegetable whiskey. II true, we no
longer wonder at the tide of emigration
setting towards Texas:
Some time ago .ro,e you that there
was such thing in this country as a
"whiskey root;" you disbelieved I now
take my revenge by sending you the speci
men. 1t Is what the Indians call "Pie. n.
ke.' 1t grows in Southern Texas ON the
range OF sand.Eills bordering on the Rio
Grande, and IN gravelly, sandy soil. The In.
dams eat 1t for its exhilarating effect on the
system, producing precisely the same AS al.
cohol'c drinks. 1t is sliced as you would a
cucumber, and these small pieces chewed,
the juice swallowed, and in about the same
time as comfortably tight cocktails would
sur the divinity" within you, this indicates
iiseif; only Its effects are what might term
little more k-a-vo r-ti ng, giving rather
wlIdrr scope 10 the imaginaiions and ac.
tons. Ii can be sliced and dried. and in
lhis way the Indians preserve it, then parch
and serve 1t up as coffee or lea. 1t is eyi.
denliy OF cactus species, and it resembles
'hat more than any other plant. have
never seen this particular root mentioned in
any work, and believe tlIese-and specimens
mems sent 10 the editor Of the Southern
Culti'ator-to be the specimens sent from
the State. wish you would have these
anaIyzed, and publish the result. would
do this myself but for two reasons-lst.
have no crucibles, chemicals tests, or con.
'enlences for accurately making the analy
SIS; and I'd, even if | had, | don, know
how 10 do it.
lhIs plant is suggestive Of much refec.
tion TO the Southern man; it is a Southern
p'oiuct, and as such | am disposed to pa.
lronize it.
From It's growing only among the rocky
hills, It's life is hard one, and as such. I'm
disposed to sympathze with it.
1t being of home manufacture, we can
supply ourselves cheaper than sending 10
the North or elsewhere
And Just think Of the advantage OF n fel.
low hanging out has tohiskey to dry-a mos,
decided improvement
Think of the convenience of calling for
bushel OF aOhiskeyi for it's a going 10
knock wet measure into dry, thus-say a
busheI is SO pounds, 10 ounces in pound
and 10 drachms in an ounce. This would
give 1888 drachms TO the bushel: or q
bushel would give one man 1888 drains,
or give 1888 men one dram each. And
yon can thus conveniently calculate from a
single private individual up to p whole
family, or to a--"general muster"
1t Is going 10 benefit the dealer; for il
settles definitely the question-what dram
Is. But now, some men say-'just pour
me out Very little;" another will say
give me a buck ioad"-which means five
fingers on tumbler-as that is the meas.
ure on his ramrod for buck load;" and
yet another will say-"I'll take a passa OF
whiskey." Under this new "Soulhern In.
sntutc,' drains a drachm; and if one
dram is not sufficient 10 line all the coats
OF his stomach hecan just ay--"dupIicate,' .
or--"cut me off another peck" on "half
bu>bel, according to the size of the stom.
ach.
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WANTED DIsooUNr-Some waggi,h
gentleman yesterday sent to one Of the
banks promissory not for discount. The
note promised to pay the sum Of five dol.
lars at thirty days. The entire back
Of the document was covered with first class
endorsements, and to leave no means uuem.
ployed to get it through" ten dollar bin
was pinned to it. Whether the bank did
The paper or no; remains to be seen.-Phi.
North Americda.
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"What, my friends cried the Rev. Doc
Tor hnoxadus, as he preached on the vani.
nes OF I'ie-'what, my friends, is moneyi'
Ana he gave the palpit An awful bang.
Two per cent. month, cried Solomon
ma'istreet, waking from deep tlream.
but he looked around, and saw that he
wasn't at the board, aud that he was a
money changer in tho tempIe.
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THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS g. TRIMMER.
P. VERNON Associate Editor,

Price Two DoLLARs per annum in advance, OF
: $2.50 At the end Of the year. Il not paid unit
siter the year expires $500.
Payment viii be considered in advance II made
within three months.
No subscription taken for less than six months
Money may be remitted throu n postmasters al
our risk $500
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates, and
contracts made on reasonable terms.
Tho SPARTAN circulatcs largely this and
adjoining districts oni offers admirable medium
to our friends to reach customers.
job work OF all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law and Equity, continually on hand ol
printed to, order.
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SMART BoY.-"John," .sid father tn
his son one day, when he caught him sha-
wing the down from his upper ip, "dont
throw your, shaving water out where ihsss
a'e any barefooted boys for they might gee
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sally, what time do your folks dinel"
soon rs you 60 away-that's missus' or
ders."
a letter was lately found, in which one
inend spoke so freely of another, that it led
to an irrcconcilesbIe quarrel. 81 am surpri.
sed,' observed w, that such bitter hos,iI
ity should arise out of SO trivial cause"
u am not at all, replied j.; "it is quite
natural; for a Jrield becomes a .Genf il you
drop a letter"
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a down east poet thus immortalihes the
beautiful river Connecticut: Roll on. low.
ed Connecticut, long hast thou ran, giving
shad to old Hartford, and heodom to MANI
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Writtcnexprcssly for the Carolina Spartan"
= AN AMUSING ADVENTURE.
BY FORREST sILvERGLADE.

-N'--" BY FORREST SILVERGLADE.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Will you be so kird
and give the following amusing adventure
place in your paper' 1t occurred some
years ago, and we believe has never before
, been published. It may perhaps interest
your many readers.
Yours, respectfully, +. S.
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10 U are the most disagreeable vowels
in The language, for the plain reason tba
they are not consonant with ones feelings.
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We noticed TIE arrivas Of > large lot
Of P.oEs from tbs iasslg eese hFassa nan
utaetazy "a L. AxpsuS GraA 81 Tour.
Ogle County, Illinois, They ara oersasa-
II ans of ths hass, IL Sos ssparisry q. any
plow made il ts9 West. eonabfhinx ell
the feeeSt and asefal improysm~nta III
the day, beiag sssong Aad lighs eperat-
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Aiin0Is aEaTsaea TIE bigAess prssnasha e
Ia Aasirus; foF the bess pibw AlasasMe@
tured IN The Stale, W. ean ns,ead
these plspa 10 ops Rasnasns, ana hapa
they viii gsss shgln u ssiaL W 8. an
dr1s Is agent for this city aad shs West
hsnsaalgy. and kAa Eall aaaortmenE on
hand. Call and examine than for goar-
selves. -.sssas.#
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