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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

- ~ &NfE&3 tA1 Eg 49,
cause We believe 4 70 Be lie only Con
stilu.ional partJ-the only party undo
whose rule. all df the States, and partie
ful6fly Tie Sontherh States, can stand ant
maintain an equal position ID the Con
fedraeys Ours Is no blind devotion i
panty isetics III Iiarty names. Wien an,
administration deases % carry ont th'
aadardsltsl principles ~ the party "
lops and expect onr Senator viii 10
serup % ailEef with that Administra
tiof.
With regard Walkers conduct i
Kansas, Mo eud9rse the sentiments q
Mr. Hunter. If We cxccrniye officer 3
Kansas has uscd lie Federal power, q
used IFS position, as i Federal officer, Is
influence tile dec sion Uf the question q
slavery iii that unhappy Territory. ~
has eohiAittcd 4 gross violation of his
oasciat oalh and ID The principles Of the
Nebraska Act, and Il Is the duty Of tlhe
President to remove him; and if Che
president refuse, Aca The Senate should
refuse 10 aplproys his nomina,ion.
Whether Walker hrs been guilty Of tic
charges brought agaiasf lin, We are lhl
able 10 SAY. on account d thc great polid
al excitement ii th T~srFaofy. But tho
matter i. likely ID NJ the subject Of ex-
ahdlation BY Congress, ana when the
truth IS fairly elicited, WI await with
confidence tie action Of tie President,
and should We be disappointed ii him,
then lie couatry, with an anxious eve,
win regard the Senate; and WI are conf
dent that no Senator, III that body. will
bear himself moro nbbiy than r. N, e,
EIIcsTER, as he tells US, lie s.will moi
scrnple u differ. ii necessary. with any
Administrative
TheroAgis only one 9tiief subject upon
which ne regret MI Hunter has quot ex-
pressed All opinion ii is upon the
Union. W. are sure. tliat his opinion,
~ontlis subject. viii aid ought 10 bc, en-,
tirely satiis Iactory is II constituents. Il
We understand Mr.. Hunter aright, lie IS
not 4 "disuaionist M &C. 10 j not 81
opihionahat there alrsapy exists sufficient
cause ifor lie immediate dissolution d
the Union. . does lle regard such an
event il itself desirable. But that he Is
willing and DESTROYS TINT the South shall
remain III The Union. " long a. she ean
do SO With psytset eqsadllky 5at 40 longer.
That. II the South consent ipE lose any
material Or substantial bSpflionof her just
rights under the Constitution, she will
bare sacrificedt the most valuable portion
of tic rich heritage which We derived
from i great forefrthsrs, and which
cost thcmso dearly In blo5d and treasurcs
gAE&FEEE6NAHt H&@H N&h4te&T 8 ENW#UAfHEWAfEIE
That, If II be necessary foF our honor, or
tho liberty Of our postdrity, that De
Union be dissolved; iii imitation Of the
men Of '7e, be viz aissolse il, without
stepping ocount the costs or to calcu-
late The Consequences: These are Mr.
Hunter sentiments. Is w gather them
from biz votes md speeches and, al his.
sentiments On This subject hare been
made aInatter Of discussion by lhe~Ea
qaiTrr, we regret that be did not embrace
ppportunity again y o1Iunerate them
to The people; they arc sound sentiments
and CANNOT be TOO often repeated.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
senator Hunters Letter.

Se1HlUE huHltl = utitsiE
We bare read np paper rom 3 public
man recently. that has afforded ps such
entire satisiactiop as Senator HusTER' 8
lettor III NE. LEAKE. We heartily ap.
prove III lis tone temper and sentiments,
which Are cminenlly Just, manly and
tr,c. Our only d~ifiuultts u ought tlie
httor to have been writtengz o. ifwrittsfi
!for the private satisfaction Of AMr- Leakg,
ou,s 1T i 70 have been published2 AS we
understand the maticr,the people of n irgir
mia were entirely satisfied with the course
and public record of Mr.. Hunter. and
considered his past life d sufficient guar
nntee for lis future action III Tie Senate
il was generally conceded dat his cleo
lion ras as certain rs any event ID the
future. Has no, then. Mf. Hunter De-
rpgated from his disuifed position oi
silence, in answering. 10 MI. Lsake, The
intsrrogatpries propeunded Ply PIP In
guirers Is Mr.. Hunter - be 5estled 10
his scat III the Senate by 4 single news
paper, however potent and influential that
paper may DO from NE ability withwhiedh
Ii WAS formerly edited By itsgreat fouhders
iT'he people Of Virginia, We repeat, were
satisfied wish their Senator without the
lsttcr.-the Enquirer y intensely gray
eled at 4hs letter. and has STACKED Il IN
six merlsl columns, and would laayc ATT
lacked any possible letter MI. Hunter
could have written. The publication of
tile letter, lllen, was useless-the people
of Virginia were satisfied without The
Eaquirer is not satisfied withit.
But 10 pass 70 the letter itseIf We
cannot tooIcordially approye of lAs ipde-
pendent sentiments IN Mr.. Hunter-
Speaking Of the President, he says
AZ voted for him ID President and
not only entertain no feeling of hestil
ity towards him, but / wish him suc
cess. IIe has only to carry Git the
princi,sles oftlle Democratic party, as
II understand them iii Virginia, to
command my cordial support. These,
10 far as applicable will afford the
fest W when ! snsil Jnuse hls 40
m~inislra1lon, ans ssll1poIe y Poas
l.s scas, s. WE as 49, III s,au / lit W
. 'na 49, ~ , !, ~ ssst1.ass 4, nraa,4
tials j n,,iipd spirit' Int Il MAIN
Ind fairly as / can. More could not
tay for any Administration Or man.
never worll commit myselfto sup
port Internationally the future nets
Of any man, but 4 will Judge them as
they arise, tosustain Them when HE
leye they are right, and to oppose
them when + think they are wrong
Could any reasonable man ask more
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03
Pittsbnrg AdEoeate.

W. ask. the attention Oh our readers Il
an editorial from tle aboye named
: leading organ of dc iii. il. Church
North, Is III fannl below II will Be Seen
that fhe artie III Is strongly abolition
Because fhs Church ssqth viii not uni.e
h . crusade against the i'll ttu.sens 81 The
South. thai psp,r unlertakes 10 s.,
that thae Gl,urci i pso-slaye rv. The
Church s,ua, neeis ii, defunee ayainss
such At ~articIs. That Csaurcb milk.
The Church North Il saisaed to preach
Tia q ,spsl. AMI l.aye M VIA ;ns,a ",
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

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81 / : 4 & & 5,I n ,ss,ns
sra,., M s%oissaov n II bank I far.
tbar ,,an tba fae,s her0 a ! xprsssod indi.
49, !. $3.50 IS ii. 81 heen ~
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IS. 49,. -. 81 ,,s -nnH.
,:.las 4. s..s5as. Al, 1 II iii ~. 1. ,,sn
IN 49,
rom whom tfIis CIRCULAR eon1esAmefn the
public coaiidence: Il
We know nothing the REPORT made
y tef Commissioned thq ESeeutise,
about tlAe eondiAlopo Of tAss R'ulk xfept So
taf aswe arc left p infer fpfn ths Proelaj
nation ITSELF II tbf fqtisdtals been
EislsA blythe csnpissie9s IS blisssireps
H. imports, "a Presuna lieFe IL means
"a iisessaeh acont'ngeHpK. Ai1khss CON a.
inIsslone has made az ilsatit'oaf feDpft
then Z Mtoag1las besy fSps Y Hn lnsEi-
flatisp adsFtheprotse.aor ana gI,aEAqtee
Iefthe laws q thesate, YaIlSA apPse-
bend y WI 6e lime tlsal9ae s tr' n 1 IN.
tdef ne circumstances Ills lime DUG e
the public that ne report * 4 NE N N9Tnmis
slotlef pc made public. so fhtff NJ ne pro-
'eiamae1onso l taie GoyefnoElps iosPped ~
erforalnero mag q az oPRpftunlFI fo ex-
pam fAe ssase q I'as. esFR
xsnalayF m.as.,s si,s
Nv eall ~. aalansiDa q II /, u f. i
the letteg 81 sesSeSg IItk4tR. pnblIsbsd
baIew. n fb;.Eieite+. tba i q
tbeH coufsfrasy riil Az tbs s,stcs-
nan and fbe str;ofMt II ID .I,iEtad Is
Mature Il cuids he Asases 4 kirrea,
naonle ia sa,4 S,d 81 - THNc
n,ean ~ 1870 \, D 1. " !.
r. i 3
" ~ 20 asss' \ II 19'gaf
ana expression = tlial l1lghfRoril lpde-
|~pendenee, which arc A hatuta tq ne
great mind as bfea1l Is thss nQs and
pulsation 10 lie. II this lsEtcr. I'D NJ ~
n;sa a,,se &
A
nsap'sh fsnu egnsusu'e Rlc tFAf \ V
ginlan character. That Seitatof lIFSrER
may continue TO kll The high position he
has So bnr crae4d su;ak b;s liant
,ion.s /; m s. s:i, 4
1870 me-
N9Fgh'sas
This letter reileFates heIErne posilionI
Of qso StatelRight Democ and he
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

NA5F7a DSsTEs DEPoT,-On and
Alter Thursday next our ffien al.
tipsHoRN, Will re constantly III rel
ceiying Of these fine oysters, ana viii
serve them tlp ~ the dozen 81 Gun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-22
UNION AND AMERICAN.
THF WEATHER.


An elderly friend Of ours hands us the following
relative to the present remarkable weather, with the
request tbatwe give place to it in cur paper. The
views expressed have the merit Of originality at least
Messrs. Editors An all wise Providence has seen
proper in the arrangement Of the seasons thus far
as usual 1t wiz be reeolleeted that some time
in February last, a strange star or comet aP-
pesred in the armament, some three hours behind
the evening star running in the direction; IN
few weeks It run up near the evening star, which
was little below at that time and while opposite to
each other, the moon passed between them, an I'M
common sight TO behold-such one I have never
before seen, though / am old. That star or comet
has passed swiftly on and there is no doubt in my
mind but it has oyertaken and now is between the
sun and EARTH whichis the cause Of this cold wealth
err Its present location obsructs the warming rays
Of the sun from rejecting upon the earth. You will
recOIect if you have noticed, that the sun has not
since the latter part Of March shown in her strength;
even in the eesrest days she has appeared to shine
dimly and without her warming influence, as though
she was in eclipse.
If the above surmises are correct, there viii yet
fbe several days Of gloom and when the obstruction
has entirely passed away, then the rays Of the sun
will be more oppressive than if the season had rolled
on as usual. J. c.
n. B.-Win some Of those who understand the
science of this subject give US thought on it
&c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
Fulton,


BA1TproRB. April 21.-The steamer Fulton has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the Sth instant.
Cotton quiet and firm, but unchanged. Sales for
three days reached $4,000 bales Of which specula-
tors took 400 and exporters 400. Orleans fair,
8sas 1916; Breadstutfs dull; Provisions steady.
The money market was decidedly more stringent.
Bank rates had advanced, for loans on stacks.
COnsols 923a92R.
Flour quiet with some forced sales at a decline
Of l shilling. Corn had a declining tendency, but
holders were offering freely.
The closing Of the Chinese ports against Euro
pean commerce is considered imminent.
The last accounts state that the Persian army was
firmly posted at Shersr.
Gen. Bahler was terrifying Arabastan.
The southern provinces were tranquil.
Reforms are progressing in Turkey. Christian wi
neses have given evidence in two cases against Turks
and both were found guilty..
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has declined to con-
cludewith the Papal chair concordant ike Austria
The accouchment Of Victoria is daily expected.
The English elections have resulted in electing
very large liberal majority in the new House OF Com
mons.
The amount of gold on the way to England (the
greater portion of which could not be far disant is
estimated at s., 500,0 900.
There was 81 active demand for money on the
London Stock Exchange the 18th instant at 6(G6&.
The Bank raised the rate Of interest for loans on
Stock to 7 per cent, which caused general decline
in prices. English funds had further declined in
consequence of the tightness of the money market.
Consols, SO to 934 for account.
The foreign market was heavy under the influence
of Consols. All other markets participated with
Consols and dropping.
The Times Paris correspondent says that the IN
expected increase of the rate Of interest Of the
Bank Of England had an unfavOrabe effect on French
trade. On the other hand the New American tariff
had encouraged manufacturers who were anticipat-
ing profitable business with the United States.
The corn market was declining TIN Oughout France.
WHEELING, Va, April 2Oth.-The engine house
and Blacksmith shop Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad was burned this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, April 2Oth.-The river is falling with
feet 3 inches on the Falls.
ST LOUIS, April 2l.-The ice is three feet thick
on Lake Pepin The Mississippi and other rivers
are falling.
C1NC1NSAT1, April 21.-Whisky advancing, nomi-
nal; Flour 30a5 So; Provisions unchanged; river
rising.
LOUISVILLE, april 2l.-Siz feet one inch on the
falls Weather rainy with occasional snow squalls.
Mercury at A.
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GRAND CONSOTID rEn LOTTERY. MD
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn in Baltimore. Md, thursday, April 90 1857.

So prz s,....Hm"ununZ TO- s1- guO
Whole O. kgls $50 Halves $40, Quar- ere s..
PIea-p address all orde Is r TfcEpsI a,u.e yHguh.
eut scheme. To 4 n. "a O. sB hRU g. 90,
NJ 20 Fayutte BOX No. 80, Umurs- Nd
II T. H. % bbtu Co auth Zsd Auruts O. OH
ali orders for Tickets IN the MarylauI L1rr-uas
nrhal-tf Il. FRANCE q co
s n HoIHn,swnrth. G. J. ~crJ
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R5y- We have never heard Of better medicine
for The cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia and diseases
of that nature than that sold by Mr.. jackson, No
CITY Hotel tits called ths Good Samaritan OIL anu
will do onIywhat the proprietor says It can, and not
,ure every disease that the human flesh is heir to-
lis an excellent article and Mr. jackson will apply
it to those afflicted free of charge. Call and see
him IT,
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VALUABLE REAL EsTATr.-Partes desiring to Pur-
chase valuable real estate. either for country resi-
dences or on speculation, will bear IN mind that The
,eulid tract of land known the former residence
If Cu,prrs HAYS. Sr.. about eight miles from the
CITY an fbe Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Will
be sold to-day bv NANCE * WOODWARD.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April q.
TOBACCO.-Sales at A. Hamilton Co.'S of two
hhds at 80 and 65,
notwithstanding scarce. Hog round will
command lie; Clear Sides l2c from wagons.
LARD.-We quote this article at l3@14c.
GROCERIES-Unchanged
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WHOLESALE eR OOAa8 = OOHHIssIOH


MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Markeg sIresl, Nssl vile, Tenn.
JUST RELEIVLD AND NON IN sTOAE,
80 hhCs n. v oug-r, barrels Jamaica kum,
50 BOXES Havaua sugar, SO assorted Deuljlhus
Ia barrels h. \. LIuahecZUU Ialk g-s b. llalsIua
sugar, luU CsILs cotton Rope,
As barrels n Y. PUWdeTed3UU gruss halClea.
sugar, ZUu !. PAINTED Buckets
So barrels y. % Loaf sugar 80 bets TAINTED tubs.
30 baTreIs b o. hUi4ss.s s., So boxes S.sLe g. res,
new CROP O. z-s tennessee Axes,
$50 bags selected baltimore tsupeTlT qu4litTJ
COhse, 500 kegs bile Lead,
go Bog N. U. Rio Odee LcJO 6 NaIis (Ass0fLed
IS oLgs aguI-s y.hsg, SILssJ
% bag Oh GOve IluIsnt5yU gIus. BlsCkIrg
Java C.uss, 400 Dukes Palm AMI German
25 uag- .-Py-r, oouP.
20 Dass spice, 10 cases oaruIiga Rice,
Itv c.sEs super Carbonate So o,z Zuo ssa Boards,
soda, sou Ts4u- superior MIag-
40 halt chests Imperial 3 ping Paper
niacs lea, 50- S. ~ 4 Caps,
$50 bJEss Va aud by. To loo b & shot
uaccf, 4u SEES bar lead
large assortment Of Com AGO Itls G. over seed
u0u ana Euv Glgzrs 81 l4ETzls better 4nu sod
l5J bgzrs GaIrelIa scotch LIalbrrs.
orlH $50 Ibs heclGed WhiskeT,
50 boxes smoking Tobacco, 70 barrels UId oUui bon
81 CU.5 MANILA pc. WuIsksy,
s. JULes Pear -taicl, p D4Trels lUuO0gatela and
% Gases ~ar1.lss OLD hye " uIskeT,
50 C s-s U, ssrs, so barrels b. b ,l son C0un-
so OU1zs assorJe1 Pickles. o. " bIskey
80 boxes Ca5aJY aud rzp-.5 barrels Ola L ncon W hsi
per sauce, key,
IS 6lxls Assd Pie Fruits, 4 ar cpsks Pure French
~ 0-zss " X Cl5sss, 10 Iazzs Fiurs Port Vine,
50 BIKE English Dairy casas ur- M4agI do
Cheese casks PURE hUf do
400 p4cA Is star Candles, 5 gasEs Pure M4deua do
50 TaOw do ~ byls naive sweet 40
- bags iIuOtuy seed, so JUls- American Brandy,
500 Drx5s ass tIiass Ware, 10 obs Apy,u brandy,
lUJ bUX5a oAlJ AMI IOAlz 20 DOS. PzaCh BraBdy.
lana ART gACkAE 90
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Stopping southampton, both going and returning, they
offer paseng proceeding London HayTe advantages
over any Oher route, for the economy OF time and money
Passage from New YORK 10 Southampton and Bremen First
Cabin Main saloon, 49, dollars First CABIN, Lower saloon,
10 dollars; Second do. 90 dollars.
All letters aud newspapers must pass through the Post Of
Zee
No bills ofladins will be signed parcels received the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply TO
G. H. SAND, ~ South William street, New York;
c. A. HElNEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY d CO., Southampton
WIN. lSELIN, Havre. Tfebll-llm.
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A. KERR Co,

tMF RT-K.
HAVANA CIGARS, ~ iNES, tsEE AN DIES, &e.
UST recy, Oy ssssUrs Nc,,l.Hd -.d Juiubsr.auJ
y large stock 90 goods Aiming ullCu ara
San uuU iglrs. uuu o. .auus
100 ua-E-t- hasupaEu5 aiue
sUbHE . lue Pom
5 o. uur soc 3
6U Casks luc Ir1uI..-5
80 b s Jallu o. ~ sEF
10 aUE-~ uurs.
~ JOIs dae OF b. ron Wh'skvi
lou ure- Is uud 900 bot
ALsu aue assJrLu utui O., raCku1l Bzcult1 Nuts
&C al A uus col tI-s and sing ls0i co,
Fpe~ OF d & uds and thsa- that "a ouf lac,
which " DO cell az Tue lowe %. r' ca-u.
All lhIse ustug viii please rul pas, must have
muuvs, aad IaruUr Iulu gss cs 80 uHut -tyr-
maT-l-I A. hFIt.l O. 90 On efHrzf.
CWEET or AIs CtDf.H - aJ- r.,-issa v. ne
- above, vh.cI will be sold Louis prs win he
See glt add. d By LrplII j. 70 RObEkleON.
w Il. JHEESE.-5J boxes OF tls above fu 81 aud
w Tor sale By !. o. EUBEUIs ~.
AKANG ES.-I0O boxes Or The above iu good order and
~ for sale By D. o. EUBhkIsUN.
, Is PUMPS.-Two dozen New York "a, Ale
u PUMPS o. aruve, and wi b. sold cheap
apUlt c. hObEht Is y, Broadway.
IA EEISEk .-20I JJIs WHISKY and Tor sale By
w auI7 % FarN O. O. SON.
NNlIEVHTW o. NELV
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IRON AND NAILs.-The quotations Of manufactured
Iron are follows: Co Bar from D TO p p 10,
as in quality and quantity Nails: lOd to God So to
So 25 Sd and Sd, So 25 to 50 80; cd, 50 IS to 81:
4d, 81 p 10 "a so; Sd, s. 25 TO s. So months
credit, or 5 z ct. of for cash.
PIG IRON AND BLOOMs.-There appears to be no
change in the market the only sales have to note
100 tons Anthrs cite No. g. $50; 50 DO at
$50, months; $50 tons Springfield, car wheel at
S3S. months A sale of 90 tons Cove Forge
Blooms at $50 r ton, months. We notice a sale
yesterday Of 10 tons Tennessee Blooms at S74 per
ton, SIX months
WINDOW GLAss.-The prices are firm at an ad-
vance in the price of small sizes. We now quote
6E8 and 7x9 at 50; SzlO 8 IS: ski and 9zl2 to
l0xl2 s. %. Sxl3tO 9x13 and Okla to lOxlf s. 80.
These are not cash prices; country brands range at
Soc z box less. For succeeding medium sizes 10 q
cent. discount OF.
STRONG TESTIMONY.
Physicians class, very Slow admit Tho 0l OF
h'dic mes" BIT The propreoTs Of b tanHestIc- -
FermfUEe FREQ emily encourage the eipL such
stro g.ssnm my he following, from be 5. reputable
practitioners.
yHs5srs. B. T. FatHs-tocf Co.
treufrm TpFIpnCe IN the u.s. tf T0uF
Eerui enah me to say, without az OF cont adc. IA.
hat, n opinion, ltls oul' sale eye d. ass
lh-lmiHt c. that hate prepared TaHl for HI-.wf
exception, the Ofy Patent A=dI lie Lsti have
Us d. avs prescribe &. ug Practice when ruiuue
ly need t, ara @ trau G Weston Dc Is
frequently called for and + would establish agelc
here, would be pleased 10 Ivy several gro s.
ITu y yours,
Sold wholesale and retail bv all The pru,ns druggists
and Coun ny merchan throughout the United -tales
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S,v,xx,H.-The attention Of merchants and deal
ers in produce is directed to the card Of Messrs.
CARTER s. GRAY. Of savannah, in this morning $
paper.
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100000 DULLAko
Maryland Lottery!
ON THE uAY ANA PLAN.
To be drawn in Baltimore. Md, on
THUkSBAb At-hlL b, 1887.
q = 8 II L q l. 1

Is. RAN r Al 60. Ua uIg"Tas
DRAWINGS conducted under tue superintendent the
i J state Lottery CommsssiuEgr
capital rrze !UU Prz Of 81 90 each !LoWCst
Prze 10 Tho LOItrr, g .gu-N hole Ticket SD
TINS she mos Magnificent Srtums ever avn In the
United Only 80 100 Ick-s. OF printed
s,russ 5000 ia ~ hole lcErJs-5UOO u Half tickets
10000 10 Qua ter Ickrrs 10 900 Iu r tn TICK
As these Tickets will uUuJ be cold 10y day or
ORA persons distance viii forward their orders
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