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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
or iered receipt of which they will be forwarded
BY first mail Purchaserscan have Tickets ending in
Any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
aS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
nj AIN and give their Post 0ice County aud State.
a. Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
ale in full without deduction. .
as- A. prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
lv after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN & CO, Augusta. Ca,
rA- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.,or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S. SWAN CO., at either
Of those cities.
ar- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the OF the prize that each is
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing in
I'll following papers: The Augusta ga Consti-
tut ionast New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiiigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. sayan-
Dispatch and Parlding (Miss.) Clarion. 81
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= 400 prizes. amounting to $50
whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


whala Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
""' PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 5o0UD, corresponding with
. hnse Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
dips of paper encircied with small tin tubes and
rIscca in one Wheel,
Ths Tst ss prizes similarly printed and encreled
are nlaced in another Wheel.
the wheels are then reyolyed, and number h
Sresu from the wheel Of numbers, and OF the same
sIu,s Prize IL drawn from the ether wheel The
Number ard Prize drsvp out are orened and exhibit
"A 10 the audience, and Registered by the Commits
sio0ers the Prize being placed against the number
4rawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn oOt-
APPROXIMATION PRIsgs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
dr.t Prizes will be entitled to the 80 Appruxima-
on Prizes For example: 1t Ticket No. II ,2s0 draws
fhf $50 $50 Prize those Tickets numbered 4s 29
II 2sI IL 252 will each be entitled to 1910. If Ticket
No $50 draws the s3nts9 Prize those Tickets mum
bered 54S 5s9 5S 5A2 will each be Cntised TO $3.50;
and so on according 10 the above scheme
The 5.nEn prizes of $50 will be determined by the
Ia figure Of the number that draws the $6oo prize.
For example: II the number drawing the s6o.ot0
priEs ends with No J. then all the Tickets where the
humber ends in l. will ie entitled 10 500 1.-THE num-
her ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in g will be entitled TO $50 and so on
too. -
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rstes which is the risk:
Certificate ofa package ofln whole Tickets. So
10 half 20
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
priyes OF $50, spproS1mating 20 $h0.1n
prize, arr - xt.Eo
. prizes Of s3Ao, spproximating to $4,000
prize. are ...u i,Uo
. cr,ges Of 500, approxinating 20 $1,000
prize, are SO
nriges Of $40, approximating to ss,0e
prizes, are 49,. 6S
prfges of Sis. approximsting TO 5000
prize. are 800
prizes OF 500. sppro1imating to sS,ee -
prize. are 800
prize, are 5oo
. ,t,zcs of $50 spproximating to $500
p!tzes are No
,o,n nrfles OF So are I0o,Do
W.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

c-G CARRIAGE have for sale
49, second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der suitable for Hack family use. Apply to
u 25-ts allen. NOTT. Auct-
c"k> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
Maxim. Establishment. on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary. (i3th and i4th streets0 near
the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CItARiOTEES.
BARoUCHES. .RUGGIES. with and without tops, and
SULKIES ali of his make Of the best materials
au workmanship all Of which will be sold a. low as
good work the kind be in the city Of Richmond
ami respectfully ask cali from those in want of any
a. cle in the Carriage line, as am determined to
make order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and slI work sold, that is new warranted,
fe els-em MICAJAH MANGUM.
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MASSAGE usETrs.-The official vote of Massachr-
setts gives Banks. republican. for governor, pu
rality over Gardner of 23,2l1, and over Beach Of
% OoT
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ENCOURAGING PKospEcr-The Jonesboro' yindi-
Gator understands that in the course Of about two
months the cars on the Tennessee and Virginia
Road, will be running to Greenyille-leaving a
gap Of only le miles to be laid. That paper also
states that the Company have things In condition
now to prosecute the work to competition, without
DELAY.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING pprv,,.,e ! "a; ,s.-


THfArsE-1ae Three Gsardsmen This new dra.
ma And spectacle was put upon the stage IN spien-
didssyie Monday night. The management have
gotsen ap worry handsome new dresses and some
a'asniaeent scenery. 0ne seons--the duelling
ssoand W niooalighs--is very beautiful, aud ano-
lher--tao fall Of Roehelie--ls the best ever pro-
sehted TO RieAaaond audience Tho play Ia full
OF thrilling situations, aud none laare terrible
than ths execution of Madame do Winter by tho
Ihree aaardsnen IN the forest--ene Of tho nost
horrible stage situations We have ever sedn cut OF
the Duchess of Mala.' The sabioaax are good
The namber of persons on the stage Is very large
and ad Is great deal tho beauty Of the stage ar
rsugsmsnt. On the whole, We predict saccess.
full run for ihs Three Guardsmsn.
very high compliment was paid during the
execution of the Spanish dance to that old favor.
lite, Tom Moxley, who was discovered among the
dancers After the perfos nance of the ladies'
deafening cries for TON Moxley" TO dance, put a
stop 10 the performance for FIVE or ten minutes
and the public would not be quiet untli a proper
excuse was sent to them by the delinquent Tom
who had fed incoR.inently from the stage at the
firstramblns Of Nis friendly Storm
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Observation-Disclosures INsTI
ATTENDING FHfsiCIASs.
g. HUFF, NJ. d,
no 19--Im J. LEE HINES M. d.

7 UMBER! LUMBER We respectfully
cali the attention OF those n want to our stock
Of LUMBER cQRsisting Of fts
Ash, 1, IN, IA, z,.3 and inch thick
PopiaT u and inch thick, from 10 inches TO 30 In
ches wide
White Pine, !, Ia, Ia, 2.s, and inches thick
Dressed Flooring. l, Ia inch, Heart aud Merchant
able
A good assortment of Yellow pine Lumber, adapted
70 all purposes
Cypress Shingles Cedar Posts. Garden Rails, &c.
Terms moderate. Orders promptly exs euted.
ISAAC j. MERCER Co.
south .ide Of Dock,
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impair our character nation than the t0eration
o. such enterprises In violation OF the law of ma
tions-
IL Is one of the first and highest duties of any
independent State in its relations with the men,
bers Of the great family OF nations to restrain its
people from acts of hostile aggression against their
citizens or subjects The most eminent writer's
on public law do not hesitate to denounce such
hostile acts as robbery and murder.
Weak and feeble States, like those of Central
America, may not feel themselves able to assert
and vindicate their rights. The case would be far
different If expsd ois were set on foot within our
own territories 10 inske private war against a
powerful nation. If such expeditions were fitted
out n sm abroad against any portion OF our own
country, to burn down our cities, murder and
plunder our people, and usnrp our government, we
should call any power on earth to the strctest
count for not preventing sneh enermities.
Ever since the administration of General Wash
ngton, acts of Congress have been in force pun
ish severely the crime OF setting on foot military
expedition within the limits of the United States,
to proceed from thence against nation or State
with whom we are at peace. The present neutral
lily act Of April 10Th, 1885, is but little than
collection of pre-existing laws Under this act
the President is empowered TO employ the land and
naval forces and the militia "for the purpose OF
preventing the carrying on OF any such expedition
or enterprise from the territories and jurisdiction
Of the United States,a aad the collectors 6f Gus
toms are authorized and required to detsin any
weasel in port when there i to lelieve she
Is about to take part in suh lawless enterprises.
When IL was first RENDERED probable that an at
ten p would be made TO y mp another rnswful
exp1 dition against Ncas IA, the Secretary OF
ate issued instructions he marshals and dis
trict attorneys which wers .sirected by the SecTe-
taries Of War end the .sas the appropriate ar
NV and navy officers rea ing them 70 be yigt-
liant, and to use their bess zertions In carrying
into effect the provisions of a ast q 1919 Not
withstanding these preeas oas, the expedition
has escaped from our sb ; such enterprnea
can do no possible good 20 tis ceuhtry, but have
already inflicted much inj y both on 10 inter,
ests and It's character. - have prevented
peaceful emigration from pnited States 20 tnt
states or Central America, ilh could not iaii u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-03

DIR. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him
self DIR. TRACY (who has been engaged with him for
the last five years. hereafter the business will be con-
Quoted, al the old stand of Dr. Harris the firm Of
July l, 1855 HARRIS & TRACY
The undersigned are making ART1 FICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements every STYLE and of the
first quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment Of com
plicated diseases of the teeth and mouth
From the great they have had Ia filling teeth
after the has exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that great number Of the trou
besome teeth condemned worthless their method
of treatment be restored to health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific man
neT, at HARRIS & TRACY's,
jy1 diff 1853 Main st.
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Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.

COLOR.
Warranted to Cure Badness. Souri, Daudruf Itching,
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
and healthy action; the conring matter to
the roots Of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives it a natural CO Tor without the OF Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of PR Iarations have been introduced pre-
tending 10 pr the Hair and keep it from falling Off
composed Oils Alcohol and ot deleterious materials
and all to Hair Dyes have been introduced that
d. not give the Hair natural color besides being trouble
some to use. This B aim is not Dye Knowing that
preparation was need to 10 what required for the
Hair. the proprietor II duced to erimen until he
could obtain srtic that would be he exact remedy
and ter years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and em1ient alsys all irritation Of the
scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching. IT
DaudruF and ur and when the Hair has turned
gray will ring it back to its original coor be il Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair sof and glossy
prevents the Hair from falling Of as will be seen upon
using this Balm for only few daysfe will be given to
the roots of the Hair and growth will sooon appear
GroFt does not take place at the OF the Hair as viii
be in persons who have their ir dyed II YOU ex
anime hair that has been ccored for week you will find
towards the roots that the hair has gray hence
it is to have the fluid at the of the hair
healthy that the whole hair may be natural color Each
hair has root in the skin, and is of itself hollow grey
tube, through which there is constant circuit Of the
pigment FROM the root, When this pigment or cooring
matter dies out it leaves the hair hollow and becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study OF the proprietor The discovery of
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it. 1t will bring the hair to
its natural color by making the eooring matter in
the roots OF the hair.
1t il mis- AIKEN notion that oil grease will restsre the
hair. nothing can be more injurious. The Anime
AaiG Balm wi II restore the skin and save the hair of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by @. A. P MASON, Providence, R. 1.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. Z, IVES h co. so Milk street, Bostan. sole Whole
sale Agent Tor the United States aud Canadas
Agent in Worcester, J. Q HILL, Mechanics Block.
j26 dom
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NEW sPRING GOODS

NEW SPRING GOODS
and New York. all of which we viii offer for the next thr
ty days prices that caunot fall to suit the most eco
nomical.
During the whole of our business II has always
been Intentions offer the choicest ods at iover
prices than at any other House. and ladies' we assure you
will continue to do So We will be supplied with new
Goods every day, have experienced purchasers in
the market all the time and being connected one Of the
largest Dry Goods Houses in the county we receive all
Goods from fl hands, and by 80 DOING save one or
two profits.
We s=u all our Goods for cash, and therefore don't
make paying customers pay for bad debts In short to
make place Of business for the shrewdes and
closest purchasers well the most fancifu and par
ticular where every LAZY may sure Of finding all the
styles of choice and fashionable goods alwaye at less
praces than at any other store,
Our Goods ,0iH be skown Geely, and no one mill
be urged to purchase dga'nt their will
eiul peru al of the following prices and visit to
our store will convince every one of the truth of cur
statements. We,will sell
5000 yds good Ginghams, worth 124 cents, for 81
1000 Scotch Gipghams worth II cents, for TO-
5000 " Fine French Giughams, worth rs cts for I2t
Cases good American Prints for s4c
g Pacific, Merrimac & English Prints for sixpence
g Fine English Prints, 1Os.
& New style DeLaines, 124c.
g Hamilton and Manchester DeLaines 124c
g Figured Alpaca, 12sc.
g Striped aud Plain Poplin. worth Is, for 12I.
g Black Alpaca, lie.
Is All Wool Figured Deaines, worth SOC, for 25.
Case Blue and Brown Polka Spot DeLaines, one shi
ling.
Case good DeBeiges, only sixpence.
$4,000 worth Black and Fancy Silks at twohirds the
usual price.
Gases Bleached oottons, Gle.
!" A Beached Cottoas worth 100, for 49,
Z" Fine dwight Cottons, TO-
Bales Brown Cottons, 6t
Toilet Quilts SIPS
Brown Linen Covers, only 25c.
81 Bleacbed Linen Covers, very fine, only $1,0O
5000 Linen Handk'fi, only 64c.
5000 Linen Doylies, only 6t,.
Fine sheeting Linen, slightly damaged, 37!c.
1000 Stitched Shirt Fronts only l7c.
Red and Grey Twilled Wool Flannel, 25c.
Fine White Flannel, 12Ic
Fine English Patches, 64c.
Checked Cambrcs, Book Muslins, Swiss Musins, and
all kinds of White goods, half the usual price
1000 Cashmere Long and Square shaws from auction,
atless than half price
As it is impossible to enumerate every article in our
stock suffice say we have every article usually kept
in first class Dry Goods Store Ladies' the goods have
been pa. naEed at immense di count from the first
COST 6e viii offer the entire at prices never before
heard Of Great bargains may be expected.
WoRrHIEGroN $ LOCKE,
GtORoE X. CURRIER
No. Linz In Rark Mai 9t u
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
Having disposed OF our stock Of
EmbTOideIies and Haberd hery,
to the old stand we shall he prepared
to ofr customers entire stock Goods which
we IRE weekly receiving from Boston and New York
markets.
There may be found among cur
NEW EMBROTDERIES,
A N LA Q E G CD S,
some choice selections, such as
Muslin, Cambria and Lace Collars.
Muslin, Cambria and Lace Undersleeves.
Nj uslin Undersleeves and Collars, in SETS
Mourning Collars and Sleeves.
Cambria and Muslin Edgings and Insertings
Black and White Silk Lace Edgings
Linen and Cambria Handkis.
Demi Wells, some neD styles
Checked Cambrics
Bishop and Victoria Lawns.
Velvet Ribbons, all widths.
Dress Buttons Gloves, and Hosiery.
Cord and Tassles, Threads, Yarns &C., &C.. &c.
In ouI MILLINERY department we shall be well post
ed in all the an desirable novelties in that branch
as the season advances.
N. b Our remaining stock of Millinery Goods will be
sold at a great discount from former prices.
LEE BROTHERS,
fl9 DIV 1854 Main street.
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81 COMPANIES
Friday Morning. Feb. 27th, 1857.

We shan opon very choice invoice of
French OrgRndi MnsI ms, in Chntz colors.
French OFRn di MusIIus, in Brown, Purple
and Wool Coors
French JAcOueis, in Coored Ground.
French Jacone's, white grounds, small figures
French PercnIee, in colored grounds.
French PeFcales in white grounds.
French Prints, in white grounds
Wove Silk, Wool Berags Il obcs, with CheneIe.
Woye Silk Berage Robes, very rich
few patterns of real, French PoPIins.
All of which Of the best class of goods which we
shall offer this season. Ladies wishing to select beauu
full dress for the coming summer should not fail to give
early call G. P. BRY ANT & co,
f2I d&wh No 4 Mechanics Hall.
'HNWENTY FIVE CENT PRINTS,
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. MARSHALL CURES CArARRH
Dr. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA.
7 DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS
Dr. MARSH ALL CURES HEART DISEASE
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES DYsENrERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HuMoRs.
DR., MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES s0ROFULA.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DR. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Mr. M. could fill a thousand NeWspa.
tets with certificates IRON persons whom he has cured
en- 10 the last stages of every disease; want of space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
hem from every town in the Union.
DIR &. Howard Marshall IS the only
Physician in the world who can hnrou ey cur Caarrb
and completely eradicate it from the system He il the
most successful we'll the cheapest Physician in
america, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS
DR.. C, Howard MARSHALL has no snufs
br sale of his valuable Medicines be obtain
I'd OF any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
eHALL will have all his letters directed to him at the
lay STATE Honsa, Worcester instead of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
Ehe First Seven Days Of Each Month,
ID r. M Jar HALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Dr. NJ can be consulted, and prescribe for equally as
we'll by Letter as in per on.
All Letters left at the above Hotel at any time during
The month, will be promptly attended TO-
DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERS TO
DIR. e. WARD MARSHALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
To-
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S. ID. 81 II. w. SMITH.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ELODEONS, ORGAN MELODEONS

" AHO - E1EB4FSs " MIA ELL
PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
1The First Premium over all competitors at the Fair
Of the Mass Charitable Mechanic Assoeiai.ou at
the National Fair, Washington, b. C also
at The Ohio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus. Ohio, awarded
to the manufacturers.
THE PEDAL BASS ELODEOES
are designed particularly Churches Lodges, Halls
&c They are arranged with two manuals, or banks OF
Keys the lover set running an octave higher than the
other and msy he used separately and thus get in
case two distinct instruments; OF the COUPLER
the two banks of keys may be played the time by
use Of the front set ony. This, connected with the Ped
al Bass, will produce the effect of large orga", and is
sulcienty heavy to fill house that seats from 1000 to
THE ORGAN MELoDEON
is fesghed for psrior and private The construction
is similer he Church Instrument being arranged with
two hanks q Eey and when used together by of
the coupler, capable of as great volume If power as
tn" Cha cN IlsfTume when used without the pedals
as very variety of MEL0DE0NS for Parlor use.
p rchasers aay re upon Instruments from cur Man
uacory being made in the most complete and thorough
manner. Having removed to the spacious Buildings
5ll Wa hingtOn Street.
we nave every facility for manufacturing purposes and
employ none but the most experienced and skiul work
In short we viii promise our customers an Instru
guaranty ENTIRE AND fERSECr SATISFACTION.
AS sil further gu ranty to the public the excel
ence of the MEL0DE0NS from Mandatory, we beg
leaVe to refer by permission, to the following
1EH 10 y 9FEe manufacturers of Boston
Who have examined Instruments will give their
CHIcKERING & SONS.
HALLETT & CUMSTON,
T, GtLBBBT X co
WILLIAM P EaERSON,
". LADD CO.,
GEORGE HEWs,
WOODWARD & BROWN,
NEWELL & CO.
MEL0DEONS RENTED.
Persons who wish to hire Melodeons with view of
purchasing the end Of the year have the rent cred
tied as part payu ent of tie purchase money This matter
is worthy Of special note enables those who des
fair test of the instruments before purchasing to OBTAIN
l. at The exp nse of the manufacturers the extent at
least of years rent
Letters, certificates and notices from the press rom
all parts the world may be our saesroom
Descriptive circulars tree to any address.
Sc -. s. IA. w. SMITH,
5I1 Washingtun street,
(Near Boylston Market( BosToN.
d20 dSNTuNw3m
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CLEARING OUT SALE
At he ONE PRICE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE


The Stock of WINTER CLOTHING now in store, is
unusually large, and much of of vefy superior quat
ity, and the being far advanced GooDs
MUST BE SOLD sPEeDIy, to make for a brilliant
Spring Stock the manufacture of which now commence
ed. To secure rapid sale, our
WINTER GARMENTS
Are mGrked dotOn TO- first cost and in many
siderably bcLoW cost.
Our stock Of OVBRC0ATS, especially, is very large,
and contains, besides great assOrtme of keUay and
GoD priced RAGLINS and Sacks Also, great
quantity of unequae1 quality and style Every person
in need Of 0vecoat should be examine this
rivaled assortment.
IN the above, is a large quantity of YOUTHS RAG
LANs.
All persons in want of CLOTHING of any description,
from pair of Drawers to heavy 0vercoat invited
to give this notice especial attention. and purchasers
may confidently rely upon the good faith Of repre-
sensations in regard to the reduction prices which,
sideed with the quantity variety and superior qusiy Of
stock, constitute inducements abundanty Sufficient
to compensate every purchaser of
@ L o II H I N G.
For visiting establishment, and it is believed that
money be invested in Clothing our Stock
to better ddUantase than in any other porperty Wor
cester. To test this please call at earliest convenience
upon .P, WARE s. Co.,
1853 aud 40 Main street,
Worcester Jan 8. 1857. dtf 10