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poiler Opkr.rraxs-Wi,liam slara -

IVLIt'E 'FFFflA TFNNs--Wt KI1fn HfANe fo
Mr carnril. received heen stripes FIR being aruEk
in the str .st. Elizabeth Smith has h. en- .ied far
want Of aTegi-teF Of her freedom --Robert slave
10 PatterEin & Williamson Is to have a he.rinv
before the Mayer this morning far stealing two
hne faces Lewis Lindsey. slave to e. r. pease u a.
ordered the asb for being draak Frederick a
slave. received fifteen stripes far stealing Wood
tieorge Smith Eas sent to Jail for bring drunk. ~
James ~ I. Faynsanics 10 have bearing this
morning for getting tpsy and falling about the
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BUTTER COMING Dows- The Rochester Democrat
says the quantity of butter in the hands of arni-
ers Ia believed To lie larger now than at any pre-
yious time for many years The best roll Is freely
offered at 10 cents, and irkins and couutIy store
let's are difficult tn sell ut fourteen Even at
these prices the article will scarcely bear ship
ment to the New York market.
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EXCITING DEER HrST.-As ii schuoner was enter
ing the harbor IF 81. John N. b few days since,
the crew observed nm large deer swimming from
Negro lissd towards the west point Of Partridge
bland A boa, was lowered, and alter vain ~
foit To escape his pursuers he captured but
only reinquished the struggle with his lite for on
being towed to the vessel he nearly upset the boat
when he was dispatched.
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CoLp BATns.-T 1o ladies oecupying

apartments In the old mansion house, suffered their
tenpers 10 get the better Of them yesterday ascrH-
Ing. and after applying their tongues 10 each
othe for some tit.ie resorted to huekets Of water
~ the most efIecsnal weapons for coe.ing their
heated blood. Finding that cold baths would not
quiet thrir tongues tbs police sent for and
10 aii probability the Mayor viii hare 70 nterpose
the powers of the law to restore peace In tho fnr
l iiY. We ahAll see.
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ncK RArrLRa -The txn lads Who Mers

arrested last Friday evening BY officer Seal. for
being engaged In rock battle. appeared bsfore
che Mayor the next moFning, and were reprimand
ed for their conduct. On promising 70 be of be-
sss hfhaviss in futsre, thsy vsrs discharged.
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LOTTERIES.
SNAN . CO.'S LoTTERlIIL.ssL,.~.,-,N,i1EI,,W, LoTTERlI.sL..,, ,i1I,,,

S"AN q CO.'S L0TTERIES.--NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT scuEntf--rarrT.
PEt8k $6esa1ii--The following scheme Sitl he
drawn by y S~sSS Co, Managers u The foss tiaiIes
Acaeny lostefs, IN oscb oi their Lotteries fnf De.
eeThef, lS55, at tugisss4, ga, 10 which city the,
ave removed their ;ibc gsl olics:
GLASS 6S,
To be draNti . le city a Augusta, Ca. in public ON
sA4U&DAl, DECEMBER 3Ta' 1855.
CLASS c.
fG &c drawn IN the cItv OF Augttsta Ga In nshlic On
SATURDAY, DGCEMBsR I2TH, iss5
GLASS g.
80 be drawn IN she CITY Uf Augusta tsa In puhJ, ,
SATURDAY. nECEMBER i9Tit. Isss. "-'
CLASS Is
To be drawn IN the CITY @ A1sasta Ca. in public on
SATURDAY, DEcsMask aa 1857
on TRE PL4S Or SINGLE NUNBERS
$500 PRIEST
Marry Ugss IsfE- 20 Fsery NiSss TteLs;s
MAGNIFICENT sCnEMHi
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Ma. CuSyrsaHAg.-T statement fl,at Mrs
Cunningham has gone 10 Paris Is all common
She Is living With hpr daughters In New York city.
In a very retired mauner..n an obscure street and
so far from having the meaIs Of guiag 70 Europe,
ii is as much as they caa do TO procure tho means
Of purchasing their daily bread.
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=. d. DEN0ON
.0UTHERN IRON w0RES-IEWT

,OUIHERN IRON WORkS.-LEWIs
} l.. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES
i 7th street, West side. between Main and Cary
iATURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
ERAHDAHS, every description Of CAST ANT'
ROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS
RATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
'I0N WORK, will be done with ueatness and dir
ttci, such terms as warrant will give satisfac.
IN. Ny old friends, and the public generally sr.
!icited TO give me cali before engaging e;se
here. my S-d6Hu
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DARING THEFT en- Saturday after
noon last negro fellow c, He'd George, the proy
erty OF Robert 3rondus entered the cellar Of sil
\. ai0ses, helped himself TO two pieces Of ozua.
turgs aud two blankets, and marched off int
lain street with them, TO doubt in search Of =
purcha,cr. A gentleman eonstcted with :he store
discovered the THEFT before be bsj gone far, ano
arrested him. lie will be arTagned before th
Mayor this moTping.
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SsT-To The police we're called l.
Rock on Saturday LAST to separate two e.mhs
tanss wha had locked horns as,,ut a L,ory. and
lamaged each others mugs' severely. but oa get
ting there. found that the hattie as over ard the
"ouhded had hern renewed An ex-piceman l.
said io bsse been indirectly concerned fp the stifs
culiy aud If sothe shele affair may yet 10 brought
a. ffpht ~
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500 prives. amounting 70 $50
Whole Tick $40; Halves IS; Quarters sc 50.
= \ IS


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to SA.0s', corresponding with
hose SGmtars tie Tickets printed On separate
s7s Of paper. afs eZcccsG with small tin tubes and
plSce1 in one Wheel.
The fret 2hs prizes similarly printed and eaerced.
are placed IL another Hkccl
The wheels are then reyolTei AMI Il number is
drawn from the eAtF ofnuTnbers aud at The same
time PclEs Il drawn from the other wheel The
eoraosr Snd Prize drawn ont ATE opened end exhibit
e3 20 tGe audience, and registered by the COEtnis-
soneTs, the Prize being placed against the number
draw This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
arr drawn out.
AgPEoXIyAT-oy PRIgES-The two preceding aud
the two exceeding huIa3rrs 10 those drawing tie
first Prizes VIII Dc entitled Ja the = foproEu,.
.U9 FTIzvs- 4or example, L Ticket No 80 GrgSs
iac S'GJ Prize those Tickets numbered i.14S. Il s9
lt2jI, - wl each He entitled t. $50. II Ticket
Aot:1 CIaws the S1a.Gn Prize. those Tickets BaEl-
bsret 49, 5.s, 5tl, &2 will oach he entitled TO @s,O
sd ~ on. according 20 the Gi9ve scheme.
TIE 5,Sa prizes nf So VIII be determined By the
Is figure Q. tne nunb1r EtdEaws the se4o0 TIize,
For e&3iErlt; Il the number drawing the Su6yAn
Prize cus WIKI No. J, thea all the Tickets, where the
pU-1ocr ends IN !. Viii be entitled t0 SO fte NUN
Der ENDS Will Sc,2, then all the Tickets where the
number eodS II 2 Willie entitled 10 s1 ane 80 or
toe.
Cart Gates opackages will be sold at the following
rstes, whicE ie the r;s5.:
Certificate Of . package Of 10 whole Tickets. -.
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An Irish girl employed in family at Greenfield,
Massachusetts,, got yawniBg over her wash-tub last
Monday week, and disioeated both Of her jaws: q
surgeon got the bones back into their places, howe
ver. and the girl will be Iuore careful how she
yawns hereafter.
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COAL.


IV0KE C0AL.--A gGod article OF Lump,
~ suitable for CRATES and stoves. AT s. i0ad ti
lie tiis yard adjoining the stone building the
..Isin. o. g 3c%
tHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
- be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
good II ARD COKE, which we ara delivering fol
ne present at $4.73 per load.
oc lq-ts JNO j. WERTH Agt
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"FRsE LIQUnR."-in the Circuit Court Of Dallas
county, Ala, last week the case of j. i. Burnett
against the members Of the Town CouncH Of Ia
hawba tried. Burnett had dsregarded the
high license ordinance of thst burgn. aud was
lpTiSmed By the ''eity fathers FOR his epEfunia-
cy. He brought this suit to recover damages for
the imprisonment aud the jury gs:e him s9i5 da.
lnRyas
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PRESIDENT MORAN. of the New York Erie Road,
has addressed circular TO the heads of every de-
| partInent in the employ of the company, inform
ing them that the Board OF Directors have warned
him to reduce the wages of all persons in their
| employ, and the reduction is TO be made large
possible. President Morap's ssIa. is Sl5 0st a
year, and is supposed to admit OF slight rcduo-
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SUICIDE N CIscISNATI, OHIo.-On Monday after
noon. a we'll dressed man, passenger ON q ferry
boat in Cincinnati, Ohio, when tie middle OF
the river went 10 tho clerks desk and wrote the
name +" Johnston" ON piece of paper, which he
placed in his hat upon the desk; then. going to the
stern Of the boat, he jumped overheard and was
drowned Nothing more known about him,
the body recovered up to a late hour that
evening.
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Charles r. Iiansfard has been elected Mayor of
Meats asasFy, Ala.
William Tracey wss drowned Go the NcnossAke-
wife and Ave children.
The dwelling Of +. w Daniel, In Ioudoun eoon-
~, Va. was destroyed hy nre fsw days 40.
4 B. Wocison prseiient u tbs elsts msh ~
Indiana. ~ Michissa city, Aied fsw 1sTe ssseia -
that sisy.
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ToEAcoo Coon REPRLLEyT.-WOuId you not yeii
beiTg eaten by canuihals2 Use tobacco; use it
freely. IL is fact. that canniblls III New Zealand
who deyour human flesh, will not eat the victims
Of tobacco. Even turkey-bu2Zards in Mexico re-
fused the flesh Of soldiers much addicted to this
indulgence iflcis Toby.
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BORROWED fEAfHEes Catherine An
dersoD, an inmate of Liens Alley. was Gagged Ise,
Friday night for being in the street dressed ia uIal
apparel After spending few h0nr- in the cage
she was set ut liberty by the Mayor, With IN,
assurance that IL again hrongi,t befre him on y
similar charge she would be severely dealt with.
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Rev Or. Manly, IL IL said, will take the presideu-
cy Of the Howard College, st Marion, on his return
10 Alabama.
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lRATkS, TENDERS. FINE SETS 0l

= SH0YELS, T0NGS and POKERS-I have fot
sie an elegant assortment OF all kinds of Crates
cludirg every style OF FanieTs, summer Piece,
tGdSOIne and plan sets of ShovPs, Toags ami
'kers Seen different sizes OF coal Scuttles crde,
novels, fire sbovels; handsome Stands for shovel
al Pokers; Blower otands, Rras and Iron Footman,
70 brek, nre Slabs aud Jams sets Of Soap Stone foi
ting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bella d.
sect tone. Builders, houseEef pcrs, and others il
iat of any Of the above articles b. supplied At
lowest SOrtheru prices ] am msnusactur,pl
kinds Of Brass and trrn Work OF the above d.
riction, at Iny BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, an,
iAIE and FENDER MANUFACPuRY, No. q
edmond, Va.
IA i5-3In = D. DENuDh
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UNITED STATES TRsAsUsRE's STarEnENT.-Acr"r-
ding to the TreesureT's statementthe amount cred
ired 20 the Treasury Of the United States. in the
hands of the assistant tTeisurers and designated
tiepegitarips aud 10 the n,int aud branches. by
turns received 20 the 1th iast. and the amount at
that date subject to draft, is as follows:
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BOARDING JUsTIcE.--A difficulty occur
red in the Circuit Court last Saturday, be;wee,
hesfFs. G. W. Randolph and p. r. Minor Will
arguing civil cause before judge Meredith which
led 70 blows sand ending in both parties being inc.
by the Judge. Mr. Minor was fneS $50 and
Randolph $40. We believe the MISUNDERSTANDING
between the two gentlemen was promptly adjusi
I'd. aud have no doubt that both of them regret th
Gccurrence.
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A GRASDyorHgR At TWENTY. NINE YEARS op Acg--
woman who was recently brought before the
magistrates of Nigan, for assault committed
upon neighbor, affords striking instance Of
recklessly early marriages She is The wifs OF Pat
rick Casey q tailor. They reside il Douglas Ter
race, Wigan. He is forty years of age. and she Is
tweniy-nine. They wero married before she had
attained the age of fourteen years. and s 9 was a
mother Mt the age Of fourteen years aud seven
months. Since that time she has had eleven 9th
children. Strange TO say, the eldest girl. who was
fifteen years old few days since is the mother of
two children the elder of whom il uearIy two
years of age, she having married earlier IN life
than her mother. Mrs. Casey is. therefore, at the
age of twenty nine years the mother of twelve
ami the grsndmother Of two childEen:-Literpool
plDer.
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dECHANICAL
nm, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
< ESTABiISEHENT,T THIRTEENTH STREET
iETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.--The subscriber is
ully prepared to d0 all kinds of work in the sbov.
'ostness with dispatch; and returns thanks to hi.
numerous patrons for past faYUrs and socits con
muance OF the same. Being master Of his business
,ecan promise his customers that all work done b.
i'm will at least be equal to any other house in the
ity and fully cheap-a fact known to al person.
:Eo know what good work Is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis is prepared &,
<ecufe this description of work III very superior
hanner both IN town and country.
TIN WBRE.-Always on hand 8 isrge aud genera
'scrtnl-nt OF Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
As ftTTtN9.-lIe il likewise prepared to do all
tnd5 ofGa8 Fitting in the best manner
PuMPS.-He keeps always Oh hand large and ex
ngive stock OF " ell and Gardeu Pumps.
fell CHARLES H. LANGLEY
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THE PEABODY INsTlTuTE.--Th Board Of Trustees
Of the Peabody Institute, on Friday, held an ad-
journed meeting, at the rooms of the Maryland
Historical Society. for the purpose of sclectn an
architect for the proposed building. when, after an
interchange of views, the contract awarded to
Messrs. Lind Murdoch, architects, of Baltimore
cit
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vAcH S47uRp1rp Z Pm ~ DFcguggR.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of $500, aPproximating 20 $4,000
prize, are $3.50
prises of s25a approx lnlating to $4,000
prize, are I.oe
prizes Of s2c0, approxinsting TO $1,000
prize, arc 800
prizes of $50, spproxinatng 20 5000
prizes, are GO
prizes oE SlE5. spproriTasting TO $500
prize. are 800
prizes of Sieo, approximatinG to $500
prize, ar. 400
prizes Of SIS approximsing to $1,000
price are 20
prizes OF $50 spProximating to 1880
prizes a0
sSlt} r. sees If Szs are l6a0Ua
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MsySstrsHrEg.--Thee examination ~ Jehn Bs attic,
charged with the murder u Frank J. Necfur.. whe
was recently fenDd d~sd on.a step In Cincinnati,
ciesel Thursday the DEFENDANT being heid IN over
s. go 10 answer tie charge VI htsr af the
next term Of the Court ot Common Pleas.
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~ NOTICE -S25 REWARD.--Left
"a my house in the county OF Iecklerbur2. Va
- on tre 18th instant, y negro named
- 'I2AR. OF very black complexion, and
aO,4t 81 or 80 years OF " tn good set Of teeth
lie IS eb,nt ect inches high and rather thick
ly set. Will give the abuye reward Of s25 TO any
that will deliver min ma, or C0nfipe him. rn
! get him again. Agents on the Railroads aIe fe-
questrd 70 Keep look Out, as he may try - make
has escape by the cara
henry TUCKER, Yatesville.
ro5i-tA IEnenlurg county, Va.
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Nor REcovERsD.--The pocket hook
taken from Mr.. William w. Timberlskes pocket
book az the auction store Of the Messrs. Davtu-
containing s3s In mouey and bonds and notes
- .he amount Of $1,000 has not yet been recover
Cd Inc rapers can be Of no value 70 tbs scientihc
PICK wlso operated Esr the money
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-. CARRIAGEs. CARRIAGE6.-

,-t-
tftsf-- Tho subscriber has us i,tnd At his Coac!.
Making Establishment. ur Lombard Alley l.,
twesn Main and Cary, Q3th aud l4tlt stFeets1 neaE
BARUtCHEs. RUGGIaS with and without tops, and
SCLKiES, all pfls make, OF the best materials
sn Workmanship; all 81 which will bs sold ss low as
gCpi Work of the kind h. in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call fron those In want Of an
=. .ice Ia ihs Carriage line, / determined +,
'asSe 10 order and sell at ghe lowest prices possible
and all work sold. that is new, warranted.
in is--Hm aTCAJAH NANtiTI
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GoyERNoE OF KENTgCKYs Mess iGE-The message
Of Governor Morehead, of Kentucky, is devoted
chiefly state interests. lie goes fully into the
financial condition of the State, and represents il
rs very prosperous. The con;n8pn schools ra-
pidly advancing. The currency question he treats
at length. and commits himself to a national
bank On this subject be has the following para
graph:
III our n Stat, experHnc, has demonstrated
thar An v IL nl,ng ma 3ri ut The p-oaie arr,
in favor of p4Der cuFreHc aud during per oil of
cum, ulerisI igE.es, Will have one uneoanected Witi
the ida OF conv-riibnity. ra' hrr tina be W teet
any With great iesptet u th Sc ~ho enIs rteli u
tlffe eut opiniou rink il pre- etu>ter To talk
purev mria ic eurr If could be mad 10 sup
pi, all the wants OF eo1;m rcai prople. II il msn
S. that ii i imf oss air IL bring IL ah nt But II
tbs e,nd be done the chan. wosld proiuc, The
most glaring ihJa.ti rrnt tp"tes-ioa.
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a FALL TRADE, 1851.
GEO. y. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
7THA ELS2T AND FAPJHF VIVA

IL GEO. y. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEYHARE,
80. TO- PEARL sT., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fail impoTtations PEI
alps William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills,
4, N; he factories onr stock OF Glass Ware. Locking
ilasses, plated goods, Block Tin Britannia and Ja-
aimed Ware, &c, &C.; which make up stoeck u
lrgest and mort complete we have ever offered, aud
which We invite the attention of the trade. 0ui
:, Ok has been selected with special regard to tht
saits OF the merchants of Virginia, North Cardinal
nd ennessee. Cur facilities being unsurpassed W.
re prepared to offer our goods as good terms g.
ny re-packins house in the country.
eiCnauts passing through orr city VINO buy g0cds
!orth respectfully requested to csi and exRnne
stock, We are satisfied they can save the risk
nd expenses on goods b. giving US their orders
Great care taken in filling all orders. and none
~ OD'. p'''N', ' GRO j. suMNE.
sTEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
VI ara solicited TO call at 30 Ii9 Main street, and
Examine the large stfp-k OF fte
CLOTHING,
low omen and ready for sac Fine Dress suits; bust
le do; Over Coat haglans; shaHls; black c'oth
loaks and Furnishing go adS for Grntiemen of the
srtatesE variety. Al Of which will sell at
- JD. GOODMAN,
No. II9 'ain street
X B-Fine Dress suits made TO order. whom pre-
FRED Cali and e'amine styles, quality and mak-
# fine Hooos n"w open. DO 9
I LIQUORS - LIQUORS. -
- good Liquors, pure Liquors. best Liquors. Ne
would call the attention II eonnosseurs 70 this no
ics. Nh re they may find tn, very best old III
VnI-kEY, warrant pure and very oil, scale
n0r- than ten years Old London Dock BrsndNs;
tpple and Peach do: Holland tin, &C, &c. ac, ot
which we have in :: re- and The way.
81 bhls OF cid and cho co VIII KEY
4 haii pipes Of Htnnes%y BRANDY
pipes ii old Holland GIN
70 hhis. Virginia Ample BRANDY
; do. 90. PEACH
467 do. Wiskey nf assorted grades, together
with old Jamaica Rum. Madeira Winr, sherry, d e.
&C. Ali Of which we offer to the trade.
WINSTON ~ POWERS.
de o-ts Corner of Cary and Pearl sts.
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PKrirfoNs.

BY Mr. Hssgfss, of the interior guard at the Pc
nitontisry, for an increase of their ssiari~s. Ny
Mr. MASTis. ef the Richmond and nanviiie Railroad
company, for modihcatioBs Of their charter. etc,
On naotion ot Mr. NAArIs. the House adjoerEcd-
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= q Ofl0 whole Tickets,
~ ~ ~


IL o2E-gIN6 TTcxE-s az CgErIricaTEg.
Enclose tho Ll5Eey t. address for the Tickets
1r iere ca receipt Of Which thay via be fcrw Idei
o. nTsi mail FGrchaserscan have Tick Is ending III
any figure they may designate.
The List %! drawn Numbers aud Prizes VIII be sent
toHurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Ex- PuEchSscrs vii please write their signatures
PLAIN. aad give their Poet 0fice Co'tty aud State.
ESl- Hepen}aor thai every Prize ig drawn and pay
81 n sGit without dedne.fyl.
81 Al! prizes at s!,itsl a0d Under paid Immediate
" after tie drawing. Other prizss at the usual time
q! Thirty days
~ communicating strictly confidential.
Address OTGSrs tUr Tickets Certificates IN
8. SWAN & Co, Augusta. CA,
%. psss5ns residing rear MONTGOMERY, A'a.or
4 suta. Georgia, cta hsy" their orders hll.d, and
save time, by addressing =. VAN L Co. at either
vi those citiee
f- s'st q tho numbers thAt Grs v Il frorl tie
wheel with the amount o the prize that each one is
ertJet To- viii be published after every drawing in
th following papers: The Augusta ga CO,stl-
tot }onal 81, New Orleans Delta Mobile te.ister
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta
Ini-Iii%encar, New York Werl,ly Day Book savati-
nah Morning News, Richmaud Dispatch, New yah
Dispatch and PaUding (AiEs.) Clarion n123
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C. .,,,,.
er2 PURCELL, LADD & Co,
~ DRUGGISTS.
a~&& NINHflxS sat 80 49, DA"cs

erY fokCELL, LADD & CO.,
VI DxaLEas inssFysSiSSfsTst n FsiSfsI Tos,ts. nyra
WINDOW GLASS. &C,
.pvno NO Is Pearl street, Richmond
,hap Fam os reseislns And win shortly have in store
&C. Tue whole comprising = large and reneraI as
ssInnSha. Weii adapted To the wants of the trade.
N person By one Of the ose on the most
S1,s.sAta2egus FERNS and mostly for cash,
we sfe thank sui 10 our friends and Tie pusie N,
s"eit iyns continued and Hattering support aud WI
supplies, and the strictert attention 10 The ssal
81 ~ oods sent from u.s. % preserve the reputation
vnr wc onI house ENJOYS for selling articles of the
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
PURCELL, LADD q co, Druggists.
"a % The ssroot opposite their Old stand.
E0UGH ELiXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
ease II its inelpient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs. Mrs. DAVE COUGH ELIXIR stands far
soes any other remedy that has been offered to
tnepsEohaSeo OF southern community. Thia fnedi-
cine does not profess eradicate all diseases OF prhn
ever nature, with which humanity may bt afflicted
for pulmonary Diseases but frem the - +
pas tos ITSELF aud that too without
Mlth inose wio have used it, and from tbs great nun,
nave been benefited and cured by lts use she feels M
ncelty 70 commend IL 70 general use satisfied that
NE adltcted cannot use i without receiving great
he,lsnt from its healing and curative powers
For sale BY ars. 4. b. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex Buvsi, tSas MDspangh, T. J. picot. A. BoGs
Net &nd Chas y. fat" my2l
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
- certain cure for Fever and Aque-LFON
ARDS ANJtpUTE FOR the above, il the greatest
discovery of the age. It has never been knowu to
fail. ard iscons9ero by numbers tha. have nsed II
(snd 1y tho medical faculty) the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the sb0ve medicine.
Frce 81 per bottle. To I've had Of
THOMAS LEONARD