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Grent United Atmses Circus.

This is tho closing day of tho great American
company from the United States, whose success
in this town has been unexampled within our
memory. Owing to illness, tho celebrated Am
orcan rider, Mr.. Robinson, WAS unable to appear
until Monday last; but tho laurols which he has
achieved dnring the present week, although pur-
chased ut tho expense of much personal exertion,
for he is as yet hardly himself havethrown the OF
forts of all previous competitors in his own art
into tho shade. His riding is marvellous, in its
beauty and daring. TO throw succession Of
summersaulia on the back of horse rurosiDg ut
full speed. without saddle or bride, is a novelty,
we presume. in American cquestrianism. and has
never been attempted before. as far we know on
this side Of tho Atlantic. The grace and ease of
Mr.. Robinson are only surpassed by his intrepid.
ity. Messrs. llowes and Crushing carry with
them the rcspec, and best wishes of the Liver
pool public. They intend, we hear to extend their
stay over twelve months, and during this peri
they will visit most Of the leading towns and ci
ties in England in all Of which we have no doubt
they will meet with tho same amount of eneour-
agement which has attended their in this in this
community. This company are not merely most
efficient artstes in their respective walks but they
are something more-hlghly respectable men,
European Times.
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DAILY VIRGlNlAN.


The Charleston Courier ot thoxfth contains
biography of the late Andrew Pickens Butler.
the South Ca,olinn senator, who died at ak o.
clock Oh III. ey, ming of the25th.l Of dropsy, at
Stourlands hi-sresidcnce, about five miles from
the village of Edgeiield in the sixty second year
of his nge. From this obituary We derive the
following fncis: The deceased senator was born
in T. lg, field District in the year 1896 His fath.
or was the late Gen. William Butler of Va. and
his mother Behcthland Moore, of Edgefield. the
former having migrntrd from Virginia to South
catona II, had ak brothers, among them
George n gallant officer in tho war with Britain
who died young; William Botlcr. NJ. d.. former
ly n surgeon in the United States navy, aud
member of Congress from South Carolina. and
Pierce NJ But Ter formerly Governor oi the state.
and afterwards Colonel of the Palmetto Regi
ment. who died in the hour OF victory at the head
of that corps on the memorable field of Cheru-
husoo. They were Of patriot stock. their father
having done revolutionary and warrior service In
the war of Independence. Their mother too;
did patriotic service In the same cause, and was
ut one time taken prisoner by the enemy.
Senator Buffers sister the first wife tho
Hon. Wnddy Thompson, aud all his brothers
having preceded him to the grave, he now com
rloies the obituary roll He was pupil of Dr.
james Wnddrll, at Wellington Aoademy. aud
eradual,d n, the College of South Carolina In
IsI5. with distinction, having been awarded
third honor lie commenced hi. official life in
the popular branch OF the state whence
he wa transferred to the state Senate; aud he
made his mark as an able and eloquent debater in
both hou-es In 1918 he was admitted to the
bar. aud almost contenpJraneousy appeared
before n committee of the House of Representa-
tives. in u contested election between Charles
Bussv aud William Middleton, of Edgefeld Dis
trioi. lie soon rose 10 high distinction IN his
profession. In December, 1888, he was elected
nm nssocinte law Judge Of the state, and is said
To haye worn the ermine with impariinlity, up
rightnc-s aud ability. In tho year 1S46 he was
elected United States senator, as the colleague
Of Mr.. Calhoun. His health began to fail up
wards OF u year since, aud his decline was doubt
less, in some measure, hastened by the melan-
choly and sudden death of his young kinsman,
Preston s. Brooks, whom no loved with almost
parental affection. lie left Washington at tho
close of the late Executive Session of tho Senate
in very feoble state, having remained until the
last moment Mt the post of duty; and returned to
his hole tn minglc his mortal dust with that of
his parents aud kindred in his native state. His
first wife was Simpkins, who died childless
shortly after their marriage; aud his second vile
was Ilayne granddaughter of tho rovolutiona-
~ martyr Col. Isaac Haync-she, too. having
died in an early period of their welded life. leav
ing ono daughter, who survives to mourn her pa
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BALTIMORE


Snnarv natmnIc-InsIltnted A u. i5a4, No - Sehh
Gg sri Hthae, ncat The last ON" & ~ ~ .nd w.
Physician OF the Aopathc school ha ooVidfnf'"V coz
suited ~ nj cnscs private natore o. disease ,
"Won"y required ~ - no, ,m, G"rrw 10
rrsccal experience Of 10 Yeefa enables pr 10
la the vhOrtes possible Time TO h"o "''5
effected.
This nmarmar,,
extensively celebrated the eoeun andrcody euro '' a.
tass,' ef Secret Diseases mhs ealahsh'a !" WI" ey "
icl uup irou Quackory, over 20 Nunrs ago,
The uligh xrpntnti""
this institution reuder public noiioo unnecessary were
not Tor the many applicants here f "n" "se
money, maltentod hy The tharA'hns WI"
nour,so largely Ia the public phts, and WIN "h" our ey
Nmi,tc.i be on ,o.r sa"ard.
on would Az nlut pcenuary loeA aud dshrponi niment
seek early medical Rii where treatment can u" obtain
I'D pr makes 10 anrink rf"iusnhh pf"h's"s no ""''
thanh will homo
sccondnr, n"d shr"ni' tn-cs.
Tho uHusl symptoms az Sefs throat ..''" m,, ", Wv
Mouth Itching aud Tenderness about tho Nose bo',hs
pntions anon III, SKIN Ae tpnn the efiec, C"usttunna
q, the oldest and most inseae ei ."'h CASTS III "
vii 10 st honor aud reputation.
sbc Triumph al Science.
The remedies Dr NJ la restofng sonR and manly Wig
nnp the shattered aud removing speed
lily ali debility oruiuy incurred nom refain secret h"p' az
Eufcc bird ss"nho"d
mav hero restorative and Ill sands from hrr
naG have rrngcd iiuiiion - irt which from hc
Iaure Quackoric In their theft imosS search had no
''"'' Nuyn","a.s Of Treatment.
No poon compounds OF Meiour, or NoA"n Drugs use
II hs practice
To Females.
Long rxporicncc In OF Female Affections Ncr
Diseases qualities br NJ To afford Eartv Rg'C and
neet 1are dnieu Gonmuni, atonA sacred
" guarded aud marked with skill and dolicacy
Dr. wi iii-' Great Preventive.
This Rody, applicants Ia either sex WI ID" srni
duly prepared by mall ioeepi oil ~ or by fomi'ug eio
prescription viii he included -, -
Distant persons cured homc, by addressing Or Il
MILLS BALTIMORE uettefA ioa, phd} modtmoH 'ohl III
nny direction, by mail or express
nne2lsdlY
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Cossnok. the horse Captain holland rode when
he was killed at Balaklava. (in the famous infan-
try charge) is now tho property of gentleman
of Cincinnati, and arrived in that city last week.
He is gray Arab stallion. six years old. and
fourteen hands high. His groom. who came
with him. is Edward Slcaper one of tho eleven
survivors of II regiment of 900 British soldiers
who landed in GaIlipoli in February, 1854. lle
was at Alma, l,nlaklavn lnkermann. and tho
siege of s. sastopo aud looks, it is said, asi he
mns mn.la Of oak. gnnmSiiM and iron.
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TERMS.

~ vtRGINIA% Is published daily AZ st and riweekly
t r,n in advance aud weekly at So invariably in ad
= b,rlse 81 50 will be charged in all No paper
N" iscutnne except the option of the Propueors,
WIN ,t arrearaVes shall have been paid
fSEMENrS are inserted for 30 cents of
ar less foi first INSERTION and dt cts tor each
~ unless ordered inner form or weekly and then 80 cts
a, III be gud each insertion. II the number
per be not marked on the MS will be published till
.I ,ilt. and charged accordingly -
drIo' '"' M YEARLY RATES ARE
daily.
=.
vcrtlsercnts nded for bolt papers subject spe
49, Annual adv artsers will be limited IN their immediate
ar the advertisements charged at transient rates
- III new advertisements appear IN the daily and irl
cirkly papers ,.t, , ,+ ,t . ,a.ua,
e obituary notices "n'n 'N'eeo''S"' '"' are c"''R'"
-.lt q
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-
" IllGS .-tl1pHAs uofE a co.. No. l12 CHAM.
EERS NIhlll. &iW Noltk E.tAhishcd lten) impor=
Ter. npa,r. all of Rare Old Madeira Sher
Wines Finest Old BRA dr,, superior Old Janai
ca Crtx and Antigua Rum. Old Holland Gin, and ever.
Nalt.l, - uur Imported and Dumusliy liquors
tUtNrAuNr- M Shiaihe. MoetN thmduu and dumin
lmpp, alnt ard NetsonaN Iethsck Nud other brands
tlAuIr ANb earfifNf- Including Chmvan MarHanN, Ghas
tcau IaHDtc H., Vile IaraHe. MuEauN aud st Julien Cha
aud aut ~Htttepnas
HuDk NI>Fsz-af lohannasbe1rrl, Macohrrnner hudes
h,m,r. llurlh. met sparkling llos. aud Mp4oUo.
A The ehuiret varieties, E'anuics, EogaaH,
ConchHs. Operas Pressed al Eann.unrg
TuIttIGN Ii all kinds kBsns Almonds Prunos A.
TWAS ASp tofIflz=-al ot the tucst qualities
HANS AHn Iueutis-Buftuet IA, Virginia aud Nestphala
Hams Sluokc.i Had I1ekirl Tongues.
tp-itrN tn=tn tirlins Tubs and stone Jaa
FOiuIGS m tlfs-Sauces tnsupf Nailnot tapere ol.
NusNc.
It.tsINTs- Ina ard VT India mud pomr,ur Aud ainl
a"d opcral assortment u tlef, Hat'N Oh" r" Hto'thH
i.ltri d
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Largest Southern Piano Manufactoiy.
GOLD MEDIA. PREMIUM
PIANO. FORTES!
WILLIAM KNABE 4 60.

FORrES,
Nos /. 3, 3 and NORTH EUTAw ST.,
Opposite the Eutaw House,
Sales at 207 BALTIMORE STREET
between Charles Light the premises occupied
part by Mr. Henry McCafrcy Music Store where he
shall keep constant hand fine assortment OF Grand ana
Square
PIANO-FORTES AND MELODEONS.
Being extensively engaged In the business VIII sell either
Wholesale or Retail on tho accommodating terms
All Instruments of my Manufacture are guaranteed for five
years -.
attention In paid to the selection OF lnstru-
mens distant and privilege Of exchanging grant
ed AT any time within months from the day OF sale
PAYNE q CHRISTIAN Lynchburg, Va, are the Agents
uf,cnrer's prices (may 90 d&clm
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
TWENTY DBsAWN nIAIg.OTS.

In calling particular attention 10 this extraordinary
Schemr would especially dect attention to the cx
the Ballot (Dhih c1aRtdera0n tor' bong
the Unprecedented number OF ~ Drawn Hot twho"ns The
other lotteries rarely exceed - giving iondenncc In In
the uurchnAe well the thHt tho lowest three
number ticket will be- entitled to 5000 Prize The other and
well worthy Investment
tuf hci the Sei"mp We take pride
oHeves that selections have benehed patrons by
the Prizes have them and inks this opportunity To
think the liberal support exerons have received
tIu hands Hoping for continuation of their ayors,
therefore "a lo - / the
=
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LOTTERIES,
uIAv ANA LOTTERY.

"Chc GLORY at our uo.s. VII never Depart"
"OuK STAR Is IN THE ASclNpANT"
HAVANA PLAN No 8.
We have merely To- call attention II the simplicity OF
this being sinplr nultfH
10 the beat evidence of viz the t,et {" tue
ooa rrpos the o pzes have sold IN the last
LOTTERY the Havana ianDne rIigeot SOWW quarter of
ta01u1 Halt $1,000 and ld rriYoa W0 onth IN
the aggregate amounting to the nifrenf aud W tccy sum of
Sir 1ud bcAcs several smaller prizes ranging from sOo TO
$1,000
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n Z Z D"
IL INTERESTS My stock 81 Guano and otter ieftzerr
j. in Store consisting of PcrnN ian Guaho ~ y Bait
Inspection. price SG2l; DeBurgs Manipulated Guano,
composed pure Peruvian, Mexican bnana aud Bone
Ghiss said by many tobc superior 10 Peruvian Gu
ano DeBnrg SHIcr Phosphate of Lime MtNean Guano,
containing 90 cent Of Bone Phosphate e Ia", Kettle
wells Potash Plaster excellent manure tor old land To
hacco Lots lyucbuig Ground Plaster Bull Bags OF Bar
rcls
smv iaen y to keep good supply of all tho most ap
and sell them, the lghest lte
but the lowest possible prices iet they
he iiuano from the agents OF HE Pc
and it is certainly OF the best quality
My price rs any other market adding the Of
suarfatnn. much nsed and
prove AID Planters that it Is To thor interest o
patronze such house propose to keep las give me
"A call W NJ. a. hll=l'fht
mar
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n IT. 7" ffSfIIF.-bh hF
ed have formed copartuerslIp under the style and
hnn OF y : TANNER co. for the purpose OF conduct
ing general Pilot graphc business the old stand of Min
MS Tanner the copHrtnershp dating the ST January
IL 1he business will be greatly enlarged and everything
in the business vii he tOuua Gallery and pictures
warranted to please
4rr the agents the sale Ncffs Patent MrLANIO.
TYrE Rights The MFIANiOTYrf is new and beautiful style
Of PICTURE and be oloed very highly with pleasing of
feet The Mtlanotypc manual contains full and complete in
sueens in Ambrotving PhoograIhing paper and in
fact rthpg that belongs the business Also Lockets
Irea / Pins, Rings sc.
Instruction either Of the above reasonable
terIns, aud satisfaction given in all eases.
n S. TANNER
A CoCIIUAN
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DIssOLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS.

NEW CDNCEHN-Wm.r =. Ander-on has
~ ths day associated with him JOHN q ADAMS aud
THOMAS o ANDERSON for the purpose at trausavting
GENERAL. GROCERY, COMMISSIoN AND FOKW ARD
ING BUSINESS, under the firm and style of ANDERSON,
ADAMS co, the old stand Of W T. Anderson, (for.
merly i. B RcnWicA.)
They will always keep on hand well seerteds stock Of Gro
Guauo ground aud lump Plaster, Livingston Poughs
and Castings.
Particular attention 20 the sale Of consipnm ns and
adv made on Produce in hand.
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN q. ADAMS
fol a
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"a and those interested to the that
there xctcm'nt in Bacon Market and thai prices
have up ~ and IS cents per pound and firm with an
LARD l2 cents III TIER lGto = cents,
FLOUR s. to 81 VEAL e. to 90 cents GoKN 90 OATS Per
busie 33 ibs 90 to 2l Red WHEAT 81 @Dto 81 %
White 81 30 to 81 32l, BEEF To u nett
We have lot of superior Clover, Timothy Orchard Ever
green English Blue and Herds Grass Seeds hand for sac at
this te also prime stock Groceries Chewing and Sno
king Tobacco, which will sell good bargains. Step
and when You come to Lynchbnrg
MCCORkLE & co,
Grocers Commission Merchants, the old stand Of
NJ LFa fu,ar1
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS



- success the eoucuSv" proof of great m
Judged ty l hets ~ lahoretNug machine heuto The
public coma lafabGr Sarsrs sewing Machines After esah
lshu" hr tHha reputation IN the United states they were
exhibited ta Exposition nivrrscc ufranee, where
th,y carried aH ihe highest premium aud great mannaeto
~ tu mako th.la has heeu builI IA Paris
uc,,rN hranouf mdu.r, in which sewing Ia to be done
thos, machine lie used With immense profit As the speed
the lalnAN Is travelling foot 80 is seNhk Win
SW.,t~ Na,ltnes compared With hand sowing No ial"f
su,mrt,r dssuaker carriage trimmer Snddlor hhlief ~
a should ts without The hr profit oi using one oi
tr~c mUcliue regularly ,mlaNod H opo Thousand Dollars
In s tamils where h,c ie much sowing I"
hy done tht machines invaluable assistance iahets
aud huI krfpr find them particularly convenient aud ff"h
tanlo h.s machines simpo In their construction an'
N,tN .tr #i 4ble eng the only Kind ot sewing Ma
,iu r,trW4d - Wlfe every sor of work, coarse or me
cou' ho ppfi Thnsnuisut inferior and worth
less N4thnes been made and sold undor Nalons
Nu ~lurpr Machines alone have been found every
whore satisfy rhr# eaufsuf TIN PuhNc
raiu prn nsunstous using, are nont with each ma
chime rom winch any me ran readily acquire the art "i man
apir 'lfr. machines packed securely To -" 10 any
pViui tho World 10 all pctaeus desiring more particular IN
formation vii. appeatnnhN hitter a either "l our "t
fees forward eepY of N. singer ~ Cos Gazette paisi
wholly drNutrl Ia the sewing Machine nt'tott
VI SINGER \ co,
Principal onitr. NJ 31 broadway. Ne" \ ork
NgNNCu titsENu l. lianoNor ST HostouI N"Pt Chap
c ST.. New Haven Ct- GleNoNho y v No "a hfehd NJ,
N,WHrk. y ] Na ~ Chestnut st, fhUAd'phh No loa
Nlm1nre 81 BHuorei M - NrFtminNcf NJ ireNlleh'e
h u No Asl ih 81, Gnennaut Ne O. North I'm st ST
Louie No vt Charles 81, New orleans No 10 panphn
81 Nulir lduc u idSots
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sasf, CHINA, GLASS 4 EARTHEN. IN
~ WARE,

E1V WAHE, lIu
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- ANDREW BOYD, Importer and Dealer In -
China Glass and Earthenware Looking Glasses Hardware
and Table Cutlery Silver Plated and Brttana Ware Wood
On Willow and Grandoles Lamps Fancy Goods,
&c, &c, SiaN W IhE bio fi'Chhf MAiN 81,
am now in receipt of my Spring supplies of the above
goods with great other useful articles IN Inc
Hoo ne too numerous to mention MY stock
large invite Merchants, Hotel Keepers and
others goods In my ine to call and examine
their interest 10 Goods going the country will be Sc
curey packed. ANpnE" DoiD
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AnA Bushels prime new Clover Seed, lu
eUOU Store and for sale, which we will sell low for
cash Also Timothy Orchard Grass English Blue Grsss cv
or Green and ii erds Grass Seed
jan OTIS ihbi q oaot>DcA,.
nnn SACKS PrestOn's Sait-un store
sUOO and to arrive Thousand Sacks tor sale at the
erv low price 81 Sack quantities to suit purcha
sers Appy door to Irby Saunders
:, 90 AZ G. 4 LITCHFIELD.
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w MAukt1 81 orrosIIE MAUKtT HoCsE, LYNCHBuRd
Val am prepared furnish, at the very shottea
cc Horse. Hack, aud HugEet uhe best in the ciiy)
Persons uf in Hack drawn by fine Horses,
with tho most pI aud careful drivers, be accommodated
by me
'Gcurrrn wishing tnke short afternoon drive with
n with fine Horse can be accommodated
by
Gcntlccn having Pleasure Horses by sending them to
Stable viii kept In fine order and always ready at
moment notice responsible for any damage done
them while ia my stable viii be pleased IT the public Will
give me a call satisfy themsevcs that my stable II better
stncE,1 tbon any other IN this city r. WILLIAMS,
tu n hToprielor
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~ ATegEaE.-Thc cO-partnersfiip heretofore cN-
~ isting the undersigned aud y Diugud, under
ihe stye Of Dugud dissolved the LIST day of
January last
he business vii carried ON by the undersigned
un1cr the firm and stvc D. T. & &. A DlUGtlD at the
old stand :. DUguid ~ Sons
All persons ayjug claims agnins the firm of X biuguh
them settlement and tbOst owing
accounts y, Ill please forward and pay up. -
DAVID T. DItGUlb,
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Iu,mE mAz.mD rowDEM COMrANy,

n MANI FACIHHERS AND DEAL ~,tS IN Gl SibW
DER. CDNIINI= +. IL OFFER THEIR WELL KNOWN
brands nt IIItIEiG INDIAN RIFLE and KENT tkf
RIFLE POWDER. in Kegs and tanislcrs Also, GnnPow=
der for Blasting Mining comprising fu assortment If
qualities and Kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give
entire sat. faction
Thc standard their Powder. which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty i've will be
found unsurpassed hy any other manufacture Of the kind In
the For sale y the principal deacrs and also hi the
office uf the Company No - all water street New
York n u. HAZARD, fTchi
A l. DorGLA-s serry. 2dGm
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NTs.W aOPAsSE M IS @ssss'.-Ne hnvc this
under the style and firm
of BrKNHAM MuRGAS Co and taken the establishment
formerly occupied v Morgan Cure Burnham and rcittcd
the improved hinery for the purpose
of conducting a general CARPENTERS AND JOINING
BUSINESS. together with the Sash Blind Door and Mould
also bres>Il aud Matching Flooring Cell
ing would invite and others wishing to
build to give Us call intend keop hand and
king uor all kinds of pofab. carpenters work as cheap
as / he had cscw here
All order, addressed O Bunhan Morgan & Co Will meet
prompt attention
shop on the new basin bank, above the Gas Factory.
w L. 81 RNIiAM,
y C. MORGAN,
Ivncbburr Jan 18th ls57. r. {. BURkEOLDER.
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q say do not fail Ia invest IN the
CIR AND lONSOlIDAT
CLASS snu,
To bc drawn In Banoro Md, saturday June 9Th. 1851
II. FRANCE Il co, MANAGERS.

f5,220 prizes amounting to NI2lh2lb
u0nh ddu all 10 make cGortdHd buy Package
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole, cost SJU1 30
% Halves, l53 IS
81 Quarters 10 ~
26 Iplhs. 80 d.
Ia scheme formed by the combination Of
- numbers making rs O76 tickets and the drawing of ~ bn
will be lao prizes eneh having three of the drawn
numbers ll,0A each having two Of them J3Ubo.
each having only of them and also 30 $50 tickets with
neither of the drawn nunibers ON them being blanks
these blanks 10 numbers,
from to n Inclusive will be severaly placed In wheel
The day 20 them drawn out At random,
having Its oombinnHn the lst "a ana sd
drawn numbers will be entitled To the capital prize of $bJ2IO
""i bers to NV '''"e $4,000
iHat bors or.A to '' ''"s W. - 10000
That tcko hs wing on 1.-THE 10Th, llth aud i2th drawn
' n"rhnrs IN ts ' 10000
And SO ON according 70 the above scheme.
All other tickets (beng kO) with three OF the drawn
numbers them, each - 2n
Tho4. lex having them the lst and I'd, or I'd
Ith drawn numbers, each 90
Those II & cts having them the 5th and 9TH or 7th
and sh drawn numbers, each oo
Those ii 10 tic cts having them tho 9th and 10TH
Ilh and 18th drawn numbers, ~
All Others tbcing OG7a) with two of the drawn mum
bers them, eac" ~
with either the ls I'd, 3D. 4th
9th 1th, sth 9Th or 10Th drawn, 70
Those 10 $50 ith the lth, 18th, 18th l4th 18th,
10Th, nth 18th 18th or Goth, 10
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
d.id sniuatiou can be entitled q int, rior prize
Tickets S20-Sbares in proportion
t-gY For tickets and packages address orders TO
4. H. HUBBARD l. Co,
Office - Fayete Street, Box 40,
may27-lm Baltimore Maryland
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lsAl nAvE-.-rni. dciixh,.", nr,.elee;

H. v
eS witch ha, extnsV ely throughout the
l'rcrnlries under iiay kuhl Ie"i'''
for Nervous Headache and for affections of the iead ehe
ally and diseases of the Scalp Hair has at ast "e'n
reduced thai Of concentration hIeh increases ~ nv
"cnal virtues fold makes it RENE dy worthy the az
lchlpu Of all In state Of conccn'fai"h
been effected alone by chemical experiments w nv
inventor. the Essence of Bay Leaves Is no"
scented to- this community remedy nnsufpa'h III 'e,t
Tie decay Hair the removal Dandruf ana ct le'Ns
~ few applications that distressing itching when nSt so
orally reccd,s the falling o the Hair The inventor
yeats since originally prepared il for member oi ms i
having confidence the nosrtns usnaIly soiu "ho %
most distressing decay uthe hair and such ere tho de ue
effects thar its reputation onee became esahi h' Nu ' @
des of calls been made for IT, without any -
:" putting whatever Such has become the repuiii u @
sfs Bay Leaves the nVeut has been lnhHc,u 10
ia'lle seal and Us now
'tr n,h ST confidence to the entire public
N"nc genuine without the written signature m ses,
TlIDS. H. RoSSFittA
Manufacturing Chemist. Petersburg Va 49,,
49, or sale. Wholesale aud retail by Stroll HEX " "ii"
HEAD Druggists -
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