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Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1S. 1857.
Regular Dennoeratic Nominees
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. WELLER.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOSEPH WALKUP.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court,
STEPHEN ]. FIELD, For full term.
PETER n. BURNETT, UnexPired Term.
For Attorney General,
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS.
For State Controller,
J.w. VAUDEVILLE.
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, For full term.
JAS. L. ENGLISH, for unexpired term
For Surveyor General,
HORACE A. HIGLEY.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA.
County Ticket.
For the Senate,
e.R. HAMM, w. B. DICKINSON.
For the Assembly.
5. bAsiod \. iLocodFIBeoIGjRRow, i i. i j. aRASHM.
4. 4. RICHARDS. II. A. MOSES.
For County Judge.
JAMES JOHNSON.
For District Attorney,
W. H. BRUMFIELD.
For Sheriff,
EDGAR B0GARDUS.
For Collector,
HARRISON HILTON.
For Clerk,
ASA D. WALDRON.
For Recorder.
*. SHEARER
For Treasurer,
NATHAN RHINE.
For Assessor,
LEWIS FOSTER
Per superintendent Common Schools,
John q EIISTIS.
For Public Administrator.
CHAS. E. ABBOT.
For Coroner,
T. DOUGHERTY.
For Surveyor,
z. W. WELTON.
For County Supervisors,
lat District--A. A. HOWARD. .,----~
2nd District-WM. KNOX.
Sd District-C. B. FERGUSON.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

FL Dorado C0aMey Medical Society.
The nTVNregulaF quarterly meeting Of this Society
viii be he'd 81 the eface Of DEs. CaFk Harvey, v
this city, on Saturday: AuEase 9eth. ls01. tile
tendance Of the members ls deslPed.
All regular graduated PAyulcans are Invited 70 b
present. eF HANN n. D.. Pr0sldeaL
!. 8. TrTvs n. D., Secretary.
PlaetrvIlle, August 18th, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
DassAlWslOM,

FEVHE coPARTNERsHR HEKxToFoRE ExHr.
Dissolved By mutual consent Al pmsssS Adsbt.
ed 70 the late HFm are requested 70 ea Ane ssllle
& ". eAEDEleOE,
TH0S. n NEWES,
Colcrs, JUly :StA, 1857 nlN.im
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15

To LleoAseeTAx Payers.-Persous liable
to pay Licenss.Tax Wil do we'll 10 look 70 tAsP u
eenses, and u run out, renew them. TAey are ~
qured to call at the treasurer once, new, As ths
ServcOS Of the Lcense.TAx Collector have been dis
continued. ". II. BRCNFIELD,
District Attorney.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-15
Democratio Co. Central COmmiGtoo.
CaWpai9n 1ppoIntmenta.

ne following appointments have been made BY
COL WELLER and THOMAS n. WILLIAMS, Esq.,
vho WIN address the citisens Of tho following places
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EQUALITY TO ALL.

UNIFORMITY OF PRIGEsl--A EEw FsAruIE ~
~ brsisEss Ersry one hts opn SaiSnesI
y1NE5 K CO.,
ofths Crescent One frice Clothing Store. No. 200
Market street, above SIKH, Philadelphia.
In addition TO having the largest, most varied and
,Gnionable stock OF Clothing in Philadelphia made
expressly for retail sales have constituted every
his own salesman, by having marked IN figures, on
each article the vesy lowest price II can be sold for
totney cannot possibly vary all must buy alik
The goods are well sponged andprepared ana great
pane taken with the making so tina, n can buy wi'h
the full assurance oget,ing good article a The very
lowest pIee. Aiso,a large stock of pirce goods on
hand tho latest style and best qualities, which will
be made TO order, ia lhe nlos fas enable and best
manner, ,25 per een,,bclow ercdi: prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth
Street No. 900.
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- MORE ON -rhy sicans tell you 10 avoid all Pa.
tont advertised Medicine. Whyi Simpl because
IL 10 to thei interest. Take any one particular dis
ease organic destrucv in Its character. and there
are remedies advertised which inGaliJy cures, willis
it ss well known fact Physician pertinent ,ampcr
with, and In some instances efecuany de strov life
We have seldom heard Of a remedy which is so uni.
TO and sueces sful in lIutcys Sat ura
and would recommend 1t TO the thieted for all diseases
which require purifying or restorative action oh the
tystem.-a. Louis Leod,r.
10 WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATa AND
BEAUTIFUL CoTPLEXloN-can be uequlred by
Us ny the Balm Of TaOusand Fopers" What lady
gentleman would remain under the OF dis.
agreeable breath. when by using the "BAIa or A
THous AND FLowERs' as a dentr6ce W uld not only
render il sweet but leave the teeth white as alsbas
teri Many persons do know their breath is bad,
and the subject is de cate that their friends viii
never mention il. Beware OF eounteffe its. lie sure
reeh no tile is signed
FETRlDGE 4 CO, " Y,
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ONE PRICE ONLYl
Jones Il CO.

LiPPINCoTT & HUNTER1 Clothing Warehouse,
South West OF Fourth and Market siseis, Phil
lpha. Tbs only ons Price q ohing sioreix america
Cash purchasers Of Mems or boys Clothing, at
wholesale and retail, hare make their selection
from immense stock.of fashionablyi cut aud well
made clothing got up with view 10 glide satisfaction
TO ali and at the very lowest possible selling price
mn rked, plain figures on every garment, all buy at
the and whether they are judges of goods
or not they cannot be deceived. One uniform low
price ask and take. suit everybody, vile the usual
mode rnsking wo'prices, and taking all that can be
got suits nobody Ind cheats three for Instance
ma asks SIS for coat and erwafds ag TO take
eiO aud tits equally cran, that he would have taken
SIS il he could have got H. and thus actually chat
he pureha out of ave dp!ars To remedy this evil
and cs tab lish confidence in the,tTade, LiPPiNCor
CO., a uniformbeIow price all their goods, veIy
much low the usual rates) and will Dovervary one
cent under any circumstances.
10 CALL AND sEE-G
At ,heseyth Wes, co,Re Of Fourth uni MslSs sreets
Phis dc phia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

MEANNESS.-We havo often heard
Individuals. who have been peculiarly veTed
by the commission Of some offence, attri-
butte to i, the highest degree of mcsnness.
but we doubt whether any thing in the cal
.endar of email crimes, can excel in mean.
ness, the practice which prevails somewhat
In lhi, region, of hunting down a neighbor' 8
cows at p 'sture, and milking them BY way
of stealing the milk,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

FOURTH OF JULY.-No prepara-
tions have been made that We. are aware Of
for = celebration Of the 4th in this place.
Those Of our citizens, therefore, who wish
90 commendate, the anniversary of cur Ma
tional Independence in some public r suit
able manner, will, -s,usu.l, have to seek
other quarters.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

HFNDERSHOr,A GROCERY.-We
were come " hat surprised on calling at the
above establishment, a few evening" since,
To observe the amount of business being
done there by our young friend, NORMAN
HE>DERsHor. Every thing requisite to
appcase the appetite of an epicuriau, and
to satisfy the wants of Boatman and his
horse, may be had at this Grocery.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
TIE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EYER DRhTN
Capjtai Prize $50, 900.

TICKETS ONLY si0.
OWING to the, prent favor with which our - nrie
~ Numper I,otIefies have been received by the
public and the iprge demand Cor Tickets. the ana
eers 4. vsS Co, Will have drawing each Sa tur
day thr oughout the year. -,
The following Scheme will bo drawn In each
their Lotterics 8 for June, 1851.
GLASS 10,
To be drawn In tha city Of Aianta Geotga IN public,
on SaiuTdn y, June 9th, 1897
GLASS 40,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Georgit lin publf
on Saturday, June 18Th, 1857.
GLASS al,
To be drawn the city of Atlanta Georgia, In public
on Saturday, June goth, 1851.
GLASS ~, 49,
To be drawn the CITY OF Atlanta Georgia, IN pubhe
on Saturday. June 21ih, 1857.
ON THE PLAN of SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand 7frse Hundred and Firs Pr,is'f
More than one Prize to every Ten Tickets
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

OUR VALLEY Never did the lands
about US look 30 gorgeous and beautiful as
At this, time. Vegetation is rich, and the
green fields on all sides dotted by forests
In luxursn. foliage, present scenery that
is not to'be found elsewhere. Out upon
your Italics They don't compare vhh
an evening yak, on the shady bank Of
the Susquehanna river.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

aeS- We would call the attention of our
readers to the able report Of the "Blooms-
burg Female Bible Society,"" which will
be found on our first page of to days pap
er. We are glad 10 announce, that this
Society is in q prosperous condition. Nay
success always attend the ladies.
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HOW TO GET RID OF FLIES

HOW TO GET RID OF FLIES
Now that fly time is coming, We may be
doing a favor Tor spoiling somebody's wnllo
by inserting the following. A traveller
remarks that the butcher shops are all open
and although immense numbers of flies may
DO, seen on the outside walls, not one comes
in. This is caused by the inner walls be-
jng rubbed over with laurel oil, which is an
effective preventative against the intrusion
of these troublesome insects. The Courier
du Hayre, in alluding to this fact, ,states
that no fly will enter room in which
wreath of walnu: leaves has been hung up.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

"WooD LAND CREhM'e-A pomade for beauiiry.
ing the Hac-hgh iy perfumed superior Ere neh
article imported, and for hal the price For dressing
Ladies' Hair it has equal giving bright ossy
appearance II causes Gentlemen Iair 10 curl in the
most natural ma nnef 1t removes dandruT always
giving the Hair the appearance sf being fresh sham
poned. Price o,!y so cents None genuine uncs,
signed tETRlnGE & co NY,
PtonrIotors fthn " Balm ofa Thousand FlYwers."
For sale by all Druggists
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NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEUM LIQUOR.
A Substitlfe for Linsced o.

IPATENT APPLIED FOR
THE in tcrs offer to the public iheifOeum III
quor as an efficient substitute foi lhhsee1 ~ ~. as
thinner for all OF Puinls ground IN OH except
Venetian Red -. IA, -
Whe thinned with the oeum the Paint win cover
better dry quicker and viii be more durap'e su wnen
she'd the paint viii have and retain the most
glossy appea rance the elnsticity oi lhe thlnner
viii able the pain. TO yied TO the vnrn's aud the
cracking aud necng OF, so common IN ofulhary var
nish, a oil paints is entirely avoieed
For painting Tin Roofs lis equr cannot he hnnd
The Olcum can be used by hsell or ~ tonlnpn WIN
I.nsrcd OIL Varpsh, Japan or Turpentins at the op'
tiou of the Painter.
Its cost is sbout one half Of that Of Linsecd Oil.
thus con siderbIy reducing the expense ol painting
We fli thiuy recommend itIor all purposes indcn.
ted aud warrant II TO give satsiaeuon liberal dis.
count the trade.
ST6sh, sSs a"' "' , '''
The brn,h must be free from a'mcisture and in,a.
yiaby ought 10 be soaked well WIN 'he Oeun Ii 1uor
previous to painting.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water over night
ms painters generally n. lncs ousn 70 e pnt IN ,he
! The paint mixed with the Oleum Liquor viii work
batter n be allowed 10 stand from u TO ~ hours pre-.
vious 10 IL b. dag used aud then thi1ned TO such n
consistency as 10 work free nd easy under the brush
~ the of Japan the paint viii be rendered sill
6rmcr. Mix the Japan 4 rst with the paint and then
| thin it with the OieUm Liquor IN the manner men
~ lao pounds Of Faint ihinned " h the oic um III.
quOr will cover larger surface Than ID pou nds lin n
Tue o leum Liquor is no, to bc used with Ven titan
Red, with IA int continuing any popnftinn of it,
| BRElNtG, GATrMAN BREiNIG
hmtrican Paint and Colcr Works,
| Corner gath and Green SITS, Philadelphia.
| offee-N eornei ThH and Wood sts' P,iladel
phia, Pl.
| C rec n Chinese and russinn Blue, Vrtn lion and
Scarlet Red in shades and qualities, either dt
IN oil, and warrant them TO be tgGpl any othcf
make either here or abroad,
/ June G. 1857.
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THE FOURTH.--Persons from tn

THE FOURTH.--Pe Persons from tho
country will remember tn It the stores Of
our place, viii keep closed doors on the
fourth of July, aud those desirous of Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c., will be obliged to
procure them on tho Sd or defer it until the
9th, as there is to be grand rejoicing by
the Merchants and Clerks in behalf Of
Freedom.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27
pay- Prenching iu the Co,rt House, to-
morrow morning, (Sunday) at 10 o'clock

FINE RYE.-rhere has been left at
our Of, several stalks Of Rye, grown
up IN lands, owned by Mr.. CALEB Fox, Of
Madison township, Columbia co., tho long
est Of which measures seven feet ten inches
and half.
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TRUTH is MITh1Y Z AND WILL rREtAILi
Rspo, Of the Commifte dppointedo snperinend e Burn
,na ofths Iron setss, at Reading iruarye7 1857
'"S RRAplsG. March 1, 1857.
TIL. undersisned, menihere of .he committee, do
iIy y rcpurI that we saw he two safes oriyi
n,Iiv ,er,cd u,on by arre's Herring and Evans
Watson pIac.d side by eide in a luIntee, viz; The
sale in sc hy the pa master of th"Ph'ndcp pha and
Reodiup Raj road q, nphny IN h. Office at'Reading
ma mn unCtutrd by FaPrels6s 1rrrns enc tina Sa r IN
nc hy II Lant1, IN iiis sioi" mlnaiac turet by
Evans & Watson, and put an books and papersI 'e'
m. .wa.nausd AT 81 o'clock, A . NJ. and kept
al unit lou. 6ra OF green hickory two cords drv
osk half CHI. 81 nut wood were entirely
suIurJ the whole udrr the SUPER nten denc of the
ruh.e ibc rs pembp re- the Committee. The Safes
woe he n cooled on with water, af er which they
ver. oycnrd Ind tie bn"ks NJ pap"rs taken out by
the & ou,riuee aud sent to u A Lantz' s store tor
nubnc cxa a. MA rke bythe Committee -
The ooks aud pap rstakeuIrom the Safe mtnniac.
tured bv Farrels rTings were in our judgment,
Ia mage fui y fifteen per cent than those taken
from Eva ne & W,tson's Safe.i
We believe the above to have been fair and ip
partial al ofthe qualities Of both Safes
JACOB n. DYSHER.
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent durin the b'lr ming, we fully
ide with III above ement Of the co nd sion
ot the pape and book sake out OF the respective
Safes.
H. II. MULLEN BERG.
JAS MlLHOLLAND.
Ya-yc "a isIT
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MAP OF BLOOMsBURG.-Mess


HURLEY & LLOYD, Civil. .Ergineers, Sur
vsyor. and Map Publishers, are now in this
place, for the purpose Of making thorough
ly correct Property Map, showing the
Ground Plan of every building, the size
and shape of oach Lot, with owners names,
or initials, printed thereon, Co!ored, Yarn
ishsd and mounted on Canvass, and Roll
ere, all complete. Price per copy, So oO
payable, On delivery of the Map, They
are also prepared to make Surveys and
furnish skeleton maps OF Farms with con
tents calculated and inserted thereon, q
Any Farm within reasonable distaue
from iowa
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TERRIBLE TORNADO. = On Satar.
day evening last, the sorm which we
were visited pr we'd very disastrous to some
OF the citizens Of our county, in the way of
blowing down trees, demolshing fences,
&c t..
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W MM ssE 80 aE
oATAwIssA, wILLIAMSpoRT &
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

pireet Railroad eetion bfrtn Nicgdrd Falls on
Phadephia. Shortest Quit,d srd thtopeit hspt, firm
Ht, err Mem York TO hadephia Hert,tlt,g Iit.tp,F
Baitimors Washington city, and the South.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Elmira daily (e1cen
l. sundays,) att A. NJ passing Wiiamsp port at 10 5
NJ connecting with Read pg Rail Road Mt Port Clin.
leturning, leave Philadelphia from corner of Dr. DAD
and Vine streets, att 80, A. reaching Wiliiamsport
ats l5.p NJ md ~ "a arr,yiag s @ a ESira ,i dtpr NJ
PORT CLIN ON FOR HARRISBURG,
Direct, via Dauphin and susggehanna Rail Road tn
arrival fCo,awissa Train. at asp M.reaching 1ar'
risburg at r. NJ.
inr the route 10 Harrisburg, Ptsbure Bal
timore NJ the South, connecting these points with
Conner Ing at Elmiia with trains on New York IN d
FtieRaii i,oad also. with the Eimna Canandag sg,
Roche ser. Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Ccr hec,ingdrectiy WIN the Greai western Ua,IIop
at suspeDs bridge for Detroit, Chicago. St. Louis,
&c thus mab ing the shortest theapest route frou
Phiiadeip iphia 10 those points.
A FREiGHr TRAIN.
VIII ,e9yee william'port DAILY. ate 80 A mfo
Frcish, ira 10 apd from Philadelphia wi,houtran.
shpmcni from Reading Rail Road FrcightDepot corn.
e'o1 R!Sf "S Tass bhsvLE AS FOLLOWS
COMO EAsr'
Freighi rrain, 92iA AN.
Passenee Train. % r. N
Freight Train, NNr' m
Between ph,ludeiphiaandRuper,. q ssGG
Catawissa, V
:, Tamaoua Q 90
=. :. W,iisuspon Mi'S" SO
Fir,.pounds baggage allpwedto each pass
,enser-cxcess charged az double
! Jan 2G. 1855
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Special and other Notices.

Is- 81 FFERERs with Diseases Of the Bladder, KID.
neys. Gavei, Drop sy, Weakness, &c read the adver
,isement in tno,her column. headed "fe lmboM's
Genuine Pre- PARTON 4"
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GREENWOOD sEuINARY.-In an

GREENWOOD SENINARP.-ln an.
other column we publish the advertisement
for the coming term. IN all the requisites
to successful operation, and popular con-
fdence in a school; beautiful and healthy
loc,tions, able constructors and general good
management, VIC believe this Institution is
unsurp assed.
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OUR FIRST PAGE.-As relief tc

tho reader from The monotony of politics,
we have been publishing on our first page,
o romance Of thrilling interest, entitled
"Los.ng aud Winning, or Loue after Mar
,iass.", sh;ch we expect to finish in two
more numbers. If any one of our subscri-
ters are neglecting to read it, we would
advise them to get the back numbers and
commence it, for it will abundantly repay
the time spent in its perussl, for, besides
the deeplyi Interesting character of the de-
tails, tho sketch is an admirable one as 4
moro specimen Of correct and elegant COM
position.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

- TIE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR GOV Err.
NOR "A corr espondent writes tina, as 500 n as Gen.
Packer heard he had been nominate dior Governor
by the Demo Conve alton at Harrisburg. he de-
es,ed hi mseit overoyed aud avowed his, dcte rmiua
ten 1, take the stump at early day In an rrnssibe
suit OF clothing from he magnificent csabshme mt OF
GRisvLLs srokrs. No. COZ a,o Qoo) Chestnut street
aboye 9th, Philad denhta
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ARDEN, FIELD & FLOWER SEEDS

GARDEN, FIELD & FLOWER SEEDS
INREsH AM. GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS, in cvory
L variety whole lie nd rGtlti-'mbracIng MI The
new aud desirable kinds ca,efully put up in ri pers
for tile retail Trade supplied IN hulk-Chnest Sugar
Cane Seed Japan Peas Orange Water Melon &C.
Also choice assortment OF fine Flower Seeds twenty
varieties IN bol for 81, Clean Glover and Timothy
Seed o rchard Grass, Rye Grass, Herd and nne Lawn
Grass, &C, &c, '-'
PASCH ALL MORRIS CO,
Agrcn turai Imp leInent I'd Seed store,
y. Z corner of IN unH Make! streets.
March Il, 1885,. - fh!adeli.ls.
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The KANSAS ELECTION.

ST. Louis, JUNE %.
The Davenport, (Kansas) Journal Gays
that twelve regular Democratic candidates
from that county have been elected by an
average vote of 400. he Independent
candidates received rs votes In Douglas
county the nominees average l35 votes,
and the Independents 100
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LIST OF DEALERS

OF GOODS, WARES and MERCHANDISE, &c.
~ and OF Distillers, Brewers ano Eating House
Keepers within the County NJ Columbia, returned and
classified In nc cordance with the several acts ol As
semby b. the Appraiser Of Mcrea uie Taxes, Of said
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
EACH SATURDAY IN JpEEi
81, n,n,a,';n, a., sco uio Pr;., a,e sooo
1902 Prizes amou n,ineio ~
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES; s' O.
TIERS sat.
DL,,, of fLe T,OfferU

WHOLE TICKETS 1'SERss saf, Mn'' - S0""
Plan Qf tjie Lottery.
The Numbers from 80 20 900, correspo nding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper are encfc veg y" IN smu ''h iu"es e"u
piasgu ph hs, i, a5 Przcs siml rv prpted pd encir
,od .re nj, sed in nn0t her wheel.
e'GI T, ~. pais are then tcvoived, and number s
d,ayn Sr"m The wheel Of Numbers aud a the same
time rrzc Is drawn lrom ,,e Oensd nnd o,bibt,
ed TO lhe audience, and registered ny tne OSnn.s
soners; the Prize bcirg placed agalhst .nG a",hs Nv I
drawn. This opGTnhOh Is fep"u'uu '"''' az ~
approximation Prizes. The two preceding and thc
,wo suc &c ediug Numbers TO tho ose drawing the mat
10 Prizes will be emitted to the A. APPROXIMATION
Prizes For example: if Ticket No. ll2aO draws The
$40 600 Prize those Tickets numbered u 2r, u 249
II oSi II Oh viii each he entited 10 S2lj. lfTcket
No $50 draws lhe soooo P,ize ino,s Tickets mum son
bered 5ia, $40 55 5js VIII caeh be entitled to s'oo
Tne $4,000 Prizes of 500 will be determined by the
gure OF the Number that raws Inc sU oUo 1on
Prize ends wi,h No. i, then all the Tickets, where
The Number ends in viii be entitled 70 s2o II me
Number ends with No Q then all the Tickets where
the Nlmber ends in 9wili be entitled to $40 and 80
on TO o. ,,, .,,
Certhcatcs OF Packages will be sold at the follow.
ing rates, w hich is tho risk:
Certifeatc Of Packages olo whole TicSeH' sssSS
do do IOQuarter DO 20
do do 10 Eighth do 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS on CER1IFIcATrs,
rda red on recent Of winch they viii be orw atded
bv drst mail Purcha have tickets ending in
, any figure they may designne
Tne List of Drawn Numbers and Prizrswil be sent
10 purchnsers Immediately after the drawing
Purchsshrs wl pie ise write thei signatures 'hin,
, a nd give thei Post Office, County and Stale
Rcmemuer that cyrry Prize is dra VIVA and payable In
fu II without dcdutiion
hIPr,zes Of l0uOa dunderr aid mmed lat lynfter
the drawing other Prizes at eusua time Of thirty
, days. e,,.,
| AJdre,, orders 70 Tickets or CcTiihcates to
! s. SWAN Il co Atlanta, Ga.
| nc, list Of the numjcr ~ that drawn from The
wheel with the mount Of the prize thht cach one IL
eri Iled 10 III be puhl shed aftrt every drawing in
the following papers :-.ReD Orleans Dtaa .hobe Re
ei,tsr Charleston StGadari kdshchs Gdtue, Ttfdnif
Infeliigeaeer .Nsp York Weekly Day Book, SGurHhE
Nor aing News and Richmond DisPdteh "
/ May - 1851
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-27

~ THE THOUSANDS whose cons buttons hive
be rlucd, aud their sy stems poisoned BY the Of
Mercury shou Id givo tho foiowi ne their earnest at
tcn.ion DIR. GUS Newton Hamilton, Pa, May,
ts5i said I'll have used myself hall dozen bottles
Of oofand's German B.,ters for Liver Conn lant and
diseases of character resulting from the
of Me rcury. wus poisoned and afflicted with spasns
from TIM use rib is latter article The German Bers
ia the frs, ticle from hich obtaihed any elef.
nave also given the article to many dysps pucs, th
III, most salu,ary result, think as :nt ny more bot
ties will cure
See advertisement.