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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
h,>.uEu.srD Co,,aw..-.p.soo VI"

uxNN s"''''
Ia tines rMcu hnaaele Collars N rackases sf ~ at 80
see r.r package In share ~ aud These ,,~n nr
The price Every gent snan "he eVn'rmpa.es tan'llns
should lay ma ugy e, thsse e.srs lvo Dozen 80 n'" ~ m
ma a},ts BURROUGHS suAFER 4 co.
GrsiE~FoW srK,NG AND - mMEW llag ,so,, 1a
- We have accomplished three grand points IN ksms up
stock "t Spnp aud SUMMER Goods t''t Elesaner Th a
iepnta of NV house for teepms snly", n'@ - 80 ""
established that snnneeessa> /" say more on 'ei , ,
over Rasian. Tor Spring. Eureka s!ic,
Snpor Dress Goats blatk and Blue,
s"psr s,'%'r'' BLACK rrock ooa,s.
single Breasted c, Mt, all coors.
business t"sSnn're quits Tor sprug
Extra BACK pot skin ran,s,
Fancy
chldrcns suits style from to A to years old
BlaeA silk Sacks. superior quality.
Alpaca Quocus Cloth narpoor cashmarct froek Coats
Pants,
Mar.eillcs Suit all gre'es
.no Dawes COS fr ek Yoke Patent shh,s, -. +,
Marsei,s Shirts lurw1 with Garroto Collars all the rage III
Gloves C,",ar Neck ri.s nandkcrchiefs, Umbrellas,
''"""'' ''''' ''t' '"''''' GLASS RAiNE.
salem Register w,thrym rim's aud Telegraph, Western
Star Bedford Scwnc aud Abingdon pom"r'a copy nmoS'
HOW We ssm"'i"'c- "-hcd he" Il
OF Clothing Mt such as'onishngy 10" prizes The reason.
as "ws In the first place We buy o'r mt'as 81 ms p
hands and buying large quantities we are 'uehod tolaN mem
II tlr In place
clothing se. mud whie our numerous en-
pluveos remuicrae prices such Will insure none but
In u1rk the manufacturers rohi "i "hfh our
customers get the hcnthi.
third place sell for cash si't time tnaking
nh July and LIST unarN) In tho
adhere the price sNHm ahh ny relg
trad" constantly n,feaseA an
" ear furnish the BtsI QUALITY ~ he#dy Mad"
similar guods c h"utt ia the Nofth IN
III kRottliS NhNi th W
ma Clothing and luiui~,,i q Goods Bazhhr
VtEKN DEEEEKENt.-th' st"'h,"a sold b,
GLASS \ RAiNE differs eons'l,r tlN from the Rfddy
Made Garments hud in other establishments. They max"
Introduce the styles In Lvnchhrr saon Rs theY
APP New York. Persons calling "n t'w VII u" sure 10
fashionable Clothing made equal 10 custom M"rk ana no
flsfdkf lhh :" II
<tASSINEBsE sIIIS.-Nc opened ye-tsriny
OF Cashmere Promenade suits,
eagerly sought salesro'ne TINS SnrinH some
found here else Luz at III" la
2aAr Of BURROUGHS. SlAfER 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

a NEW AND SUPERIOK AKIICLE
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT EYER KNOWN
has been that this beautiful article Of fdd
will ordinary lamp, prepared for the pur
pose quantity will equal in cost the of t'e
interior taow candle and give light than Ave
cnndes explosive qualities and may therefore be
families perfect safety Give trial IL be
had of Agents In Lynchburg, Messrs SrROTHER
WHITEHEAD together with every variety of Lamps adapt
cd 10 ts use ii. PARMENTER.
NAV as.}m For Syyic Oil Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MIoCELLANEUUS IAkUS.
e5S.Sya-Ss DIR. ROBERT EARI.N. Dentist,
ITJ<T-N has removed his Office door ahuN his
II1fTYpsitenro. on MAIN ST, and one square above
bihrrIl> Hotel ian l.d,s
UDROE. JAs. n. MtKEEk..
ARCHITECT,
s-dly INNfHprRG ,nI rnt
tRASa<IaS 3 EWOTBhER. Whoi,~mic nnd
ktIAli4 GRofERN COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N't doorto i,bu., Har,honse M4fA -, Ryqetbars Ia
jag
AAsEsA u0f -E-This del igatful Sun sncr
R"s1rt-he bright particular nrai a. all the sunny
south and s.tA Elssum the Atlantic soahoaf rejoicing in
all the tHmitnE uNWts of the Salt Mater region en-.
IRE exemption from dc.cw viii be ppenenn the
engage to give to the establishment the first rank among
the Watering Places the country
JOS SEGAR,
old Point Comfort May L. 1857. Proprietor
a.
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MaNAWs1A AM CINCINNATI


QCARRIElt. j X Johnson, ConIman
der leaves kanawha Saines every Saturday O'clock A
NJ. Tor Cincinnati. Freight per 100 FARE
S1-Meals and state Rooms Included fang 2e-ly
ftHEESE. NEATU n ALLEN. GONNss-
N Sion MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO GAI-tOY
fICf ia, ftoSt srlIE NEW YoRk)-rariicular attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO, and consglunen
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REF FERl.NCES-A. a a. Lawrence Il Co Boston; Allen
4 Paxson New York; Courtney ~ Gushing. baltimore
Davenport, Alan a co, Edmond, Davenport Co. Ludam
Watson james Z Heath, late auditor, and Cronshaw
Co, Richmond McCorklc 4 Jones. Daniel Hurt 4 Pres
ton, T. C. s Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw Lynch
burg.
n. B-IIavmg established branch of house in New
York resident partner that will his personal
attention 10 the receiving, anshppne and securing the low
rates ofeigt (rec all goods Cousgn
ed TO San Francisco House.
Mrssrs Edmond Davenport Co, will act for us at Rich
moni, 2s.codly.
NATsONA!. HOTEL, Sinuuton Va. The
~ undersigned. late proprietor Of the Taylor Hotel Win
chester Va leased the above former
~ known the Woodward Ilouse) would fully inf
the public thai IN is prepared TO accommodate his guests in tho
best manner
Ils Table shall awRys he supped with the best that the
market ai1 ds His Stable which scrord To Will NJ
he supplied with tile best Ter Ostrs
Passengers Who at the house desiring ake the Cars
entirely the noise whieh Ea Road Houses
subject aud they always assured OF Citing
their meals and reaching the Depot in time to tickets
and seats
An Omnibus will always the Rail Road Depot
free ot charge W. II GIIKESON.
tpb ,lt
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uDEuNNEI. n ROXsTtRs,
u somnis-,ou Yssrshnuts, q


~ French. English aud German fnney GeolH aud dealers
u Bruahes Buttons Linen md Cotton Thread Sew
ing Silk small generally Il Murray street Ne"
yn,k ~ llY
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SNupEREINE FRENCH BLACK CLOTH
- COArS-t ledg all hands that the Co.h
Coats by subscribers unriraid for Of H.
erceece perfection of workmanship We are
receiving Factory week, and our stock now
large and well assorted. -.
ma al.4 BURROUGHS ShAFEk W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

tx ass's Nqs.- rtcFgFcd sOsiso .,
cheap. very Wire Railing tor eheo's
sus" Graves, very desirable Tor the country at ,y,
Is GADDESS Lynchbug Marble "o'A'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

lust received from own rnaracinitr Gents
very duc Shoes aud CATERS and through thr season
!, ,s,,s INNS, in for Cent? wear T. SEABtIRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

LNKssT, 'ONEECTsONAHit~, Ae--i""'
n received
70 Boxes prime Oranges, " flhcrls,
~ ,u,rs. Pecan Nuts
81 Half Bnxc, Lemons, 10 Boxes Dry fresefNea
~ Boxes Ka~ins HnR y,
l0o Drums Fn,a 100 Cans Picked oysters
4 I,oxcs Citrons Boxes assorted Pickles,
task Cuuauts 90 lffNh ! l"lnato'st
ab nn.hrs O.. ,und Peas Is Imit Eng DAIRY Cheese.
stD , oeoa Nuts, 10 600 luptd Hriurpa Cigars,
= Bales Almonds no. 600 Hasaua
= English Wanuts, H. 600 common
Palm Nuts,
% Boxes W l. Saunders Lone Star Tobacco.
Always ON hand receiving weekly, Cream Ale Lager
best brewers. with large stock II Fancy Aft
daily Crushed Sugars and put in size pack
city trade call from all In wan of any
thing in my respectfully solicited will sell low
for cash ma 2Jtsl n ~.
HIAsS ~ HNgNE, Leaders ""d '"i,odmc"rs
of fne Fashionable Clothing to tins matktt would call
particular ion their style {" Vests which have ad
Unprecedented run this s'nsoa fresh supply re-
~ v. Ledger for Mny jOih, .""'ni"ing Mrs
NJ southworh's land rincess-a Romance OF III" d
md New World, received at q Mohshs
ma % Is
ARRIDGENENT of the D'bn,"- in Congress
N from ls56 from Gales Scatons Annals ol Con
John c. Kivcs by 1hos II Benton Two
vols, ready The above work will be furnished at 81
v'a. on application
LESLIES 5 fashions also received above, for May
ma lsts - Mo'Hh
N-OEICE.-'Chc attention Of the Merchn0ts
~ business of Lyl hbng respectfully invited to
the following from til, regulations of Lynehburg Col
ssion of lis parent guardian an any per
son credng a without written certificate from the
President of the Faculty will do so at his ow r'sk
SAMUEL X. cox,
nup President of the Faculty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

GtlANO.-Farmcps and etanftrs t0ok 10 your
VH INTERESTSMy stock # Glano and other ttfuliztrs
is now in Store Peruvian i'nano No A. Bat'.
more Inspecton price SG3i; DcBugs Manipulated Gpauo,
composed pure Peruvian, Mexican Gnaun ana Bone
This said by many 10 b" nperpr o Peruvian Gu'
ano DeI,urgs Super Phosphate OF Lmn, M"N'em ,hmo,
containing f2l pnr Bone Phosphate of Lime Kettle
wee Potash and Plaster excellent far old land To-
bncco Lots yneburs Ground Plaster ia Inlk Bags or Bar
my intention to keep g1od sappy # all thc most ap
proved fertilizers and sell them At hr highest price
hn can he obtained the osb.e ricc- hothcy
can be afforded tiuauo tr the agents Of the Pc
ruyian Government and it is certainly II the best quality
NV price any other marhet adding the cost "f
Trauspnrtaon Fertilizers muth used aud can
prove 10 Farmers aid Planters that 1t Is to their interest to
pnronze such house proiosc TO keep Please give me
call WM y. MILLER
mar arts on Basin.
WHEAT CLEANERS We hnvc just received
w lot If wheat Clean, tur one horse Steel Spring
Rakes which and ~ IN md h the Farmers as
an article farmer ong n hse and which viii pay
for Itself in work in wheat field At the Lynch
burg Agricultural Morks
WHTrTEMOEE & J0SIlS, Props,
ic4is Sucres7"rs 10 u = NhHiem9rc y bro
AIONINENTAp4 DESIGN, son,' new az.
MI siyna inst received az JOHN B GADDEhS.
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Recent Slight Cases-A Cure IN Two Dnys'
Nh NERCUl.Y OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
UH JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London Graduate
rom one of the most Colleges of the United states
aud the greater part whose life has been spent III the ht
Hospitals OF London Paris Philadelphia and esewhere mas
effected some astonishing cures that were ever
known many ubed with rns in the head and ears wh
asleep x-es nervousness being alarmed at sudden souhds
bashiuness with frequent biushng attended sometimes
with deran cement Of mind. were cured immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-13

ItAs STOCK FOR SALE.
u - sha OF Lynchhnrg Gas stock,
5000 list Mortgage Va. n Tenn Bonds for snle by
ma l3ts IANGHORNE a HoLGohBE
YElEuVING,ANDO HAND, 5J bbls. stu
III ARTS Sugar - bbls Stuarts Ground Clarified and
Crushed Sugar,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. n. O. Molassos
10 hhds. T. K. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 " Laguira do,
Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamaune and Sperm Candies
lot Clover orchard Grass and Timothy Seed CAL
selling cheap. .-. ...
feb "its SotNFEH SMITH
DALE CoVTUN.-our stock OF Bnle Cotton
- u and complete, comprising all numbers rom
five fourteen II you want good argc nj the lowest
market price give Us a call NJ. uOLLlNS Il co
mar2its
A-EsNI~' INTRN FINE -ftOES.--s
&scS9 have Just received omm owninaWiaclnltr Gents
very hue Shoes aud CATERS and through the season
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No Bible at the Capitol Of Missouri,

The st. Lofts Democrat contains the
following The state Of affairs at the Can
'itol of Missouri seems to be AS singular
and extraordinary as it is depIursble:
The city P4pers would probably have
Published Govcmo" Folks inaugural adj
dress Yesterday morning, but for the de
lay OF ceremonies, the cause of which we
have 40 hesitation in making known to our
readers, aud offer it as one Of The s,rony.
est reasons in the world why tie seat of
Government should be changed ut once to
St. Louis: The cause reported is, that
the inaugural ceremonies were DELAYED NJ
least hall ala il"ur in hunting up a copy
of the Holy Bible, upon which to adn.in.
lister the "uhcrna'orial oath. I, is fur.
'ther added that after au Unsuccessful
search for some minutes. it was thought
't!v ma7y that Tie inaugural would have To
he postponed until a copy Of ,ha, book
could be obtained from St. Louis, but ,h;s
proposal met milh the most determined
hnl malignant opposition from Gov.
price. Happily 4, this critical inncture,
a Bible was handed in from the Peniren.
tiary, and the oath WAS then duly admin
ss,ercd."
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR Bolts,
OF VIRGINIA.
RIcmMoSp, July 9Th, 1855.

R~IcnMoSD, July 9Th, 1855.
Iessrs VIM. $. Beers 4 Co.-Gentlcmcn -
Considerations Of duty 10 the afflicted alone
prompt me to send you this voluntary testimon.
ial TO the great value of CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, for that almost incurablc disease,
Scrofula.
Without being disposed, or dccming il neces.
sary, to so into the particulars of the case, |
can say that the astonishing result that have
been produced by that medicine, on a member
Of my family, and under my own observation
and superinsendence, after the skill Of the best
physiciaus had bees exhausted, and al! the usual
rcnedics had failed, fully justify me In recon.
mcndiug is use to all who may be suffering from
that dreadful malady.
| 10 not mean 30 say that IL Il adapted to all
constitutions, or that il viii afford the same re-
licfin all cases; for, ofcourse, / can know moth
ing about that-bu. from what I have seen Of
the effects, W not hesitate to use il in an
and every case Of scrofula, with persons for
whom felt a n interest, or over whom ! coald
exercise iniucrcc or control. Respectfully
yours. JNo N. Bolts.
Jan. 7th, No. Ill m.
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EBENEZER ACADEMY.

ME TRUSTEES OF the EbcneZer A.
cadcmv-situatcd at bcncZrr,i"e
York District, =. g., three miles from Rock
Till! Depot, Charlotte and South Carolina
kni Road--unnouncc To the public That its
exercises will be resumed on the Gnd MON
DAY IN JANUARY NEXT, under thc euro
of JOHN r. Sl1rRLEY. MIR. Shuriey's
known reputation as II teacher, prcc!uirs the
necessity of our saying any hing rs L. mig
qualifications.
The Academy will be furnished wish 2
philosophical and Chemical npparHtas,
Globes, Maps and Charts, and ever, COME.
nience necessary to aid in importing thor
oughness of instruction.
Our Academy being located in n beanti-
tut and healthy section Of country, where
there are few Temptations IL vice and ex.
travagance, We intend 10 spare no pans or
expense, to make it WORTHY Of patronage
students will be prepared either for College
or the common business of life.
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION
OF FIVE MONTHS:
Languages and Mathematics, SIT 90
Philosophy, History, &c, ~ Ue
English Grnmmer and Geography, Q on
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, & GA
Students will be received III any time. and
charged only from time OF entrance, but no
deduction will be made for abscnce unless
occasiomcd ny sickness.
Since II has been n0ised abroad that con-
venlcnt Boarding c"nn"I he had. We beg
leave 10 stale !h.t NO Student has ever b"ca
permitted to leave tor want at BOaid: md
u'at nov, as in days past. boarding cGa DC
had in the best families ut 50 % per mpnth,
Students are charged So cenls per term
for iireN God.
Il. AVERY, President of Board.
X J. ADAMS, Secretary.
January IL 4S-4+
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,DEAru OF TIE Hos. PRESToN s. BRooKs.
The public symrathies we're deeply aud
haininIIv stirred last evening. about Z
n'clock, by the news uf the sudden death
of the Hon. Preston S. Brooks, n Repre-
Sentative in Congress from the State of
Scuth Carolina. lie had been unwell but
Two or tire" Lays, and his in.liSpositon
FSas hardly known beyond tie Gree "fhis
&tarnculu i~rirri,, whcu information of his
feaih broke upon the public heart with
more than ordinary ~o'rmnrIv. We learn
FROM one Of the "o'leaglc< Of the lnrrut
3 | deceased, that his maladv WAS a sever
COLD, which terminated in violent Group At
d nm when his friends hal. reason ln
Snpp">c THAI ia" crisis "f lis i'lucSs had
pas~"d National Inic}iiyc~ccr.
TIL" Intelligence Of ia" sudden demise
fof this warm hearted, gallant, AM ell"
fpu,nt Representative uf South Carolina
when received in Richmond. caused uni
~versal s"rrow.-Rjchmond Engwi,cr,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-04
THE ROY Atty OF EVIDENCE OR
TIE WORLD IN THE WITNESS.

Diverse rs Arc The opinions Of men even
apparently the simplest and least lial lc 10
characterization, il ls not 10 DC wondered
at that Il universal urrcncc of mankind
In favor Of any problem should be rewarded
as Ito use n lawyers trrm,D n "royal cIi.
drnrc' of its truth. Indeed, so conclusive
Is this concurrence deemed, that many the
c'ogians nrgc ii upon the attention Of ma
tcrr"ilsis and ok"ptics as n resistlcss argu.
0lrnt in favor of divinity.
In fact upon only two propositions can
we obtain the universal concurrence Of lu.
On nifty upon all other points aud questions
man have agreed 10 differ"
In the existence Of a Supreme Creator,
Ehl tribes and races Of Ecn concur. They
give him different attributes in accordsn e
wi.h their peculiar tastes but in the rene.
pal belief that there is a God, they are
unanimous.
Ia the efficacy Of lIoilowa,'s Universal
Itcmrdics for the cure OF disease a like
'ran.m.iy exists in tho opinion of the
world. All countries, tribes, ard races upon
earth employ these remedies anl derive
benefit from their use. Millions of sayaucs
70 whose ears the very namc Of Christ has
never yet been whispered, arc familiar with
the properties and powers Of f%iulloway's
external and Internal remedies. The mis-
sionarirs of health have preceded those Of
the Grsrci and in numberleSs instances,
tn physical relief impaired by the former
has obi"ined and secured favorable audi.
ence Tor the more abstract and intangible
Blessings which the latter sought an oppor-
tuuily 10 bcstow.
Our readers, when they hear that IIollo.
ways H'cdic!ncs arc employed by every peo-
pie, and advertised in every tongue on earth
may smile cuutcmptuousiy (qs we did, and
think the tale a humGug :-but lot them be-
: Convinced JAS we have bceu,O that il is
nothing but the naked truth. Wherever
trcs and printing presses exist, Professor
iU''uw"l employs them to proclaim the
s'crling merits of his remedies Wherever
thcy do not eAiSt, he has employed accom-.
Plishcd Interpreters, and established special
organs that make known Ills discovery -
bugues TO which the Bills is a stranger
are eloquent with the name and rLme Of the
great physician who has scattered gifts of
healing over all lands aud seas.
- III" world is in the ~siIness box aHd gives
enthusiastic evidence in fuor of Professor
HolIoway's remedies and let those who
would InP"gn such testimony be cautious
for in 20 doinE. by n par ity of rro,on.
h'ey Sirik" al the very foundation Of rclig.
pn and morality. The world * in the wit
Hcss-box aud gives lis evldcuce for uollo-
Bay - BVsie" T;a,siaT.
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South Carolina.

Uriah Small, John s. In Equity. I.ancas,
Small, p. II. Ham. Ter Dist, Bill for
mOnd Exe'rs., of John Partition real and
H.. Small, deceased. personal Estate J.
vs.. Is. Small, deed.
Joseph Small and Del
liza his wife, ct at
IL appearing 10 my sMisfaeiioh that VIM.
John Van Buren, r,ct one of the dcfrndan.
in above ease resided without the limits ,
this Stale, IL Is ordered on motion of II.
hams, SoIr. for complainant that u. I'D
William John Van Barren I've, do a.swer.
plead or demur To the Bill in above case, on
or before tie LIST day OF April, 1887, other
wise judgment pIo confesso will be ordered
against him.
JAMES ii. WfTHERSPOON,
T., f.. l.. ID.
CONS Ofice, Dec. %. Sc. 46-3m.
p {. IS 90
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1926 prs amount,g to 1926, 900
Tickets SIG; Halves So; Quarters 81
Eiyhths So.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from | to 10000. CORES.
pondiwg with those Numbrrs on the Tickets
printed on separate slips OF paper, are cIc,r
rIcd with small tin tubes, and placed IN one
wheel.
The first 2l9 Prizes, similarly printed and
cncirclrd, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rcvolvcI. and annm-
Der is drawn from the wheel of Numbers.
and ut the same time II Prize is drawn from
the other wheel. The Number and priz,
drawn out are open d and exhibited L, the
audience and registered by the Commission
ers, The Prize being placed against the mum
Der drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION rH,zES.-Thc two pre-.
cecding and .he two succeeding Numbers to
those draw ing the first 10 Prizes will be Ell.
Titled to the 16 Approximation Prizes, ac
cOrding tu the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of 500 will be drtcrm
med by the last figure of the Number that
draws the $6O 0UO Prize. For example. If
the number drawing the $685. . Prize ends
w!th No. |, then all the tickets where the
number ends in | will be entitled t. 500
II Jhr Number ends with No. =, then all the
ricH.'~ Nhrrc the Number ends in > will b..
,HtI,Ird to 500. and so on To U.
INDUCEMENTS To CLUBs-AS, by this
Scheme, one Ticket in every 10 is guaran-
trcd t. draw 800. We will sell Certificates
"f Packages OF 10 Tickets (where the mum.
brrs ends in l., 2. 3. J., 5. &. I, 8, 9. 0. nj
the following rates, which is the RISK
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole
Tickets, 500
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Half
Tickets, 80
Certificate of Package Of 10 Quarter
Tickets, 25
Certificate of Package Of 10 Fights
Tickets, Ia
1t will he perceived, by this plan. tina, for
500 the purchaser has II Certificate of 10
Tickets, when If he buys Tickets he would
on y get for that sun st Wholes, thus bv
buy ing Certificates he has four more chances
for the the larger Prizcs-Halvcs aud Quar-.
ter Packages in proportion.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money TO our address for the
Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they
will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate. =
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes
will be sent 10 purchasers Immediately at.
ter the drawing.
so" Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
eA5 Remember that every Prize is drawn
and payable in full without deduction.
,-a All prizes of 81 ,OOn and under. paid
Immediately after the drawing-olhcr prizr.
at the usual time of thirty days, in full with.
Out deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
In future our Lotteries will be drawn on
the 10th, 10Th and 3Olh OF each month
Prize Tickets ca>hcd or renewed in other
Tickets at either Otlire.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be
addressed either To
s.. nWAN e. co, Atlanta, Ga,
or SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
or s SWAN, Box 200, Mobile. Ala.
Dec. II, 1856. "A.