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Bedford Markets.
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PHILADELPHIA h5gpEETe-

PHitADELPnA, Dec 5ta-Ey~ning. -B-4s5-
SoHs continue uhcban2rd and dull. Ih4r.
very brisk export demand lor -four. anj .,l
embrace about 200 bbl mixed proaa .,I
western extra al S5,25,; 800 bbIs do al a, ,s,a1 49,
Kept priVair, aud 65O bbls extra fanilvs ., aE ~
per bbl holders Of standard shnDjng branJs
free, s-iIlng at 55aS5, %, th- latter ior ssI.cs'g
lots, but there are very few BUYERS to-dsv 81
this description is quiet only 800 bbl bay;na
pen taken at the former rate the stock. howax7
1r, IS moderate for the season. The wants Of the
local trade are being supplied at from IS5 nn-
wards, to S6,50aS7,50 per bbl, ACCORDING to
brand and quality, the latter for premium for
rye flour is held at S4,37I, and Corn MI =,
- per 06!, but there Is nothing doing in either
" beats are IN fair supply, bnt the demand jq
light and prices favor the buyers sales ;acln5.
700 ba> poor red at I0lal03c 1890 his fa,,
10 good do. at l0al l6c, and 1000 bus whit.
at Ito 1900, the latter for prime Tennessee
or STATE Corn is more inquired for 5.OO0 Br
damp Jrr$ey yellow brought 5Sc. and 200 H.
dry Delaware 90 63 afioal /; old CiucInnati i
wanted al 'Sat9c, but there is none ahoat-lots
~ store are dnII at 77a78c. Oats-Notbing
dong, and holders ask 35c for good lots. Rve
IS wanted by the dlstllers 200 bu Penn. sold
al ioc, and 1000 bus southern att75c. So,na
aoIdr's OF Bark have reduced their quotations
Tor Qnrrcliron, and several small sales been made
aiS2| Tor FIST quality. Cotton is doll aud np-
settled and there IS avery little selling to-day.
Groceries and Provisions remain without much
dong, and the quotations are the SAM as last
noted Sreds-Therr IS some little inquiry for
cIoverseed, and 100 bu have been saldlat s5,25
aS2.3O per bu; from wagons at the former rate.
" hIskey is IN steady demand, at 2I5c for drudoe
@2a224c for hhds, aud 22ka23c for bbls.
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w a Ee ~ e n.

Al sllow Creek, on Thursday, The 18th nr. bv
~ rev. w WIN. NJ peal:Iek, Mr. William P. Smith.
J.aat ,IpsI hun e Miss Rachel Laylaia. second
rner place. - ''e i"'-
On The 29th Nov, by James Cessna F.o
-hF ',esss Houser, ofeSouthampton, to Hiss Catha
rne Miller Of Cumberland Valley
On the 23d OF October last at the residence Of The
BRIDES rather by The Rev. 7. r. Robe. Docr.
HENRY LEADER, OF Berrien Springs, to Mis- AyTrr
Youngest daughter Of uzziel Pntua1n, Soraervine.
on the evening Of tie Sd inst. BY Rev. Jane, \
Coleman, Mr. William Cook, Of Bloody R,,n 80 rs = p.
Isabella Horn.o Of sehelIsburg, Pa II
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a1s . j taa. ;ha aBs,.oa Ros4,7 'lagg5 in
quite 3lf-r-ai VEN. Tsr Polllseal article, M
Der tie eapsi9a s.W5srr iSal Il Eaaf7 j. an
imitation, or c5usl1asta31. Of tb~ aalisioa rail-
iag ard rzasi8z aaich disga.t~d tfr- r~aa=ss Of
Psfsea .Honfsig. iassiy deceased, fisgazfs s
Is 10, c5arsc.er5z-5 ~ iH4 poins ant vizar Of
saos- fsas,5eaF Feesncssons Is shosss ttaf Dos
9as oftHe 1-cssv~s pbieh w- used s5oTe in
describing :a- fgpszraasy, z7d binding of he
s.3tla1ilc saDssca5. 81 its author. Hr IS
aeass.-- -.s<e-ss.-r a.a- asplsia'' b. ie simply,
.siz91s" H. -1ar-ig farul-ss a15, 'a~re-
for, Is a1t ,r1-.a sa.s5ng asaa,.-Th~re ar :
aaa.5er u o'a-s articles - iar 65as ia. are
sas.sae.5v~ ana zs@gsiag. Tsrr-gI~as are yell
urHtea aas .'in5lcste'' ..u ia~ .za=aaze of'a~
u. D. an experienced critic, E~ c2ac'g!v
7as as,,-- la ss~ haP- t5-t nach god nay
c5m- 81 ta.s n-@ literary ~af~sff.s- ard i1ati
EDITOR r.av soon learn s5a, sae people IF 'Ue
Tn..e5 S,sl-- decided .. ia~ y. Presidential
z.rc.l9a, nat .551iiti0aisa j. ao' 'a= .'Am~fi-
ear l6ra
Llr'q~ aa4 L5riaz. Bv Vrzoss.a F. T7aS-
szso-- T4.rs, sA-ich-s aa6 saoft lo-ns a-akr
up this elegantly 5oaad ans: 5zsa:.ial.g Pfia,r5
vaEaa-. " have found ts1e toF-ad but i-a Of
gg.~as. - lar Is We aavz rsas, 81 find Sat oaz
ss7-ssaa 10 the book zes tss, IS, some u t5-
rating tales resemble zach other too closely 10
pl,t and sasIzcs. The ain Of is 6c,ieos arr
If4sg, r--..--rdst!-- f=fr- TO i-.cgEcst- IN t6e
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BALTIMGRE MARKETS.

BALTNoRE, December 7.-Salas Of Obio
Flour at 50 and City Mills at 81 Is. The
supply of whea large, and The market dnII.
sales OF red at ) %; white ST 05aI IL.
Iorn--l he receipts are heavy; sales of new
"I.!Sr corn at - %, yellow 46 So, new so
ooc- NLiskey is better; saIrs at % a35.
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SFAD FOR H

The most superby illustrated Magazines ,aRas nab-~
lished in America, is the December Dsnbe7, ,of. the
Cosmopolitan Art Journal, containing oyer Sixty
Splendid Engravings, and giVingI fefi particulars,
of the benefits of the CosmopoifaD Art Asseeia,
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Specimen copies VIII be sent TO Psrsois xso wish
70 Subscribe on receipt OF i've postage stamps, (15
cents.) sg5l
See advertisement headed "BrillaH: grospeetus's
in this paper.
Address C. l. DERBY, Actusry c. 4. A.,
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Stray Steer

GAME trPspassins on the premises Of the subscri
ber. residing IN Union tp., Bedford county dnring
the month ol September last, red steer with some
white along the belly, Supposed 10 be about two
years aud half old. with the left cropped and 81
hole in the ear aud, also, fork cut our Of tie
right ear, and has horns. The owner is requested
TO come forward, prove property pay charges anG
take him way, be will be disposed OF the Ian d
reefs.
GEORGE KNISELyA
Dec, II, 1897 Fea
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EsEsOadG Top Coal.

From the Riddlcsbnrg ColIIery.
: HE subscriber, are now engaged in shipping coal
from the celebrated Riddesburg Bank, by railroad
10 Hopewel at as low prices as can be furnished by
any other persons in the country.
Persons desiring good article will find II TO their
advantage to call them, or their agent, F. ".
Smith, at Hopewell.
OSBOURNE & CRESSWELL.
Dec. H. lS57-3GI ...
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APPREsgICED SLlTEs.

In this rHlighteard day Of the nineteenth
century, when the dreams Of Christian men
we're ABOUT to be realized N the universal free
dom OF rac-s, thry are astonished TO 6gd that
day Of Uiier darkness is returning aad human
ily Is for another period 10 bear the yoke @. bon
cage. Under tae spscl1us name Of Apprentices
Napoleon he Little has undertaken IL supply
the French colonial possessions with slave labor
bought and brought from the coasts Of Africa.
Bot not alone Is Louis Napol-oa in the desire Tor
tn pecuBiayy 5raeiis oIsagr labor. The
British press, both al home and abroad, wif.t
singular gnammly enter into the project Of
African and Srpoy apprentices extracting in
anticipation the greatest amount OF success.
Tne coioiinal papers, indeed. ostrage decencv as
we'll as humanity 10 their yagFEptss TO secure
tbe coveted price AiF-adN ~ statistics fur
nIshed and calculations for - the number of
apprentices which can be ,agsa and made avail
aole--Got for years only, 5ut for life-uion
British soil.
Shade of WH5eriogce look down. Deyo,ees
al the skirts Of Mrs. Stowe take heed. Where
no,v snail We look for thr progress Of eniigutea-
meni when the 5oasled regtneTator OF the world
rnediates relapse INTO darkness Has Britain
reached that point IN civilization which turns
nations back to bar5aflSm Has sa4ptclsm
already destroyed everything within hers bot
the regard for self! NJ reasoning can cf5se
the eyes Of the world 10 the fact that the systsn
aooutto be established IS anything Else laan sia-
very. Call 1t appreniiC;ng-term it free labor
and still the negro will not recognise the differ
ence between bis condition as an apprentice
and that as a slave. In either case be but sub
SERVES the purposes ofanoIher. What matters
ii except in degree If his term Of service en-
durrs only for ten or twenty years, if during
that time ne IS beld by an Involuntary process.
Service performed underf these circumstances
can 5e nothing short Of slavery.
The worst FEATURE, ii possible, Of the aPpren-
lIce slave business IS tEe gathering d-.re TO
transplant the SePoys Of the East 10 ihe plan'a-
tions Of the West Indies. In the eveat Of the
su5juEalion Of the mgiIneefs, considerations Of
safety dictate such measures as viii rfiecuaIiy
prevent recurrence OF the atrocities Of which
India has been 50 proIifc Of late. In view oil
this il IS seriously proposed to ensiave and seal
ter the fevoltrG inhabitants over sthe empire
upon which the sun never SITS" In this under
taking il is intended to al once repair pecuuiary
loss and strike such an impression Gpoa toe
barbarous tributaries oftbe East as will forever
overawe and force them to quietly bear The iron
rule OF lhrIr masters.-Takag the question sim
! ply as a generality, without attending TO the
| revo.ting particulars given by colonial newspa-
pers, it fails to strike the mind as a proceeding
| otherwise than tYranncal. Before adopting &
course so HanlEe>liy at variance with the spirit
| which animates the true Amerlcan-and which
should animate all mankind-the cupldIty and
stolldity Of the English official character should
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YOU are hereby ordered appear a,yoor usual place
of training, on Friday, the sth day Of January,
1858, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in ful winter uniform
with Pompoou) appeal will be held Immediately
after parade, full turn out is desired
BY order of the Captain. WM. RIrCHEY, o. s.
Dec. IL. lS57.
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\ IL a0pcrtiscmrnts
! 0LNQbIe Farm For

SALE. hE.-Thesubscriber will offer for sale on
Thursday, the st day Of December, that valu-
able farm on which she now resides, lying one
NILE northwest Of Schellsburg, on Chestnut
ridge. CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
NlNE.ACRES, seventy ofwhichi is CLEARED and
IN good state Of cultivation, with a good two
SICRT LOG HOUSE, with a never falling
spring Of water at the door. with spring-bonse:
also tenant house, DOUBLE LOG BARN. an
excellent orchard of choc- fruit of all kinds
adjoining lands Of Henry Horn, Geo NJ. Co..
vim, Anthony Smith and others. Terms made
known on day Of sale
SARAH GROVE.
Schells5urg, Dec II, 1887.
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The announcement of the result was greeted
with applause
The Clerk appointed Messrs Giddings and
Banks as Committee 10 conduct Mr.. Orr TO
the Chair.
On assuming the Chair, Mr.. Orr expressed
his thanks ioi the honor conferred npon hlu.
The delicate and responsible duties Of the Caar
hr said, would be comparatively light, if he
should it so fortunate as to secure the co-opera-
ton of the members in dispatching business and
in upholding The dignity Of the House. H
promised 10 administer the rules, which may
be adopted, with 6rmness and impartIalty. The
great business confided to them by the peopl4
admonished them 10 cultivate patriotism as eX-
pansve as the coniederacy itself. He cherished
the hope that the public business would be trans
acted so as to promote the interests and happi-
ness of the centre prople and the Constitution
would b. maintained in its integrity, and that the
Legislature would quicken the greatness and
glory ofonr common country.
The members were then sworn in, advancing
in delegations for that purpose.
.aa aa---- 'a
On Monday next the Legislature of Ken.
tucky meets.
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II. 1'''''7 I" 10y lD''l''''''.
,. s..n,:ra,ar- -. 80.
-1q- sgs.cia- th-ir selfish interests. That
: a---~. 2.fczl party could not refrain from
---- sang oi these unPrinciPied persons
II s-.''Al1,'h' ,,' = a sr''-T'ioen' 'ft'l.
-...I 80 '''. oS ''.o, ~: r-....,. -, "
ID. q .5,saizs,ion. to assist in elrva,ing
--=s- .azres iato Office. ell weeds grow
slz-@.
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q sa1.r 'a5le. Il IS beautifully PFInted-ex-
.--r--- -- sb5z -a-,;c,,la- al 81. ~,bsr s -rar;
-s1 e:zzinss now poJiished-and contains d
,'s' Z - pages OF reading matter. 1t d'scards
n core system Of the Gladys books > when
--5 s, ~15 been noisanceIn N our magazines
.t1s''a.' We suppose, TO the p7FsPicuiiy OF 'is
T'ii-s7 Engiis'i ior so'hcirnt Illustration "i
aaesf <'as. ifi+fe Is no ahecfa'i'a III me s'F'e
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A PRIME lot OF Groceries, just received at
Colonade Stose. tdecs4a All
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GThe Presidents Message came to US too
late for publication in this weeks paper. We
will give it in our next.
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Attention. ksiGeIa,eaa,,

Commissioners Office,
December II. 1857.
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On Monday next the Legislature Of Ken.
tucky meets.
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ArrAorInArios rAlEEA

looe prssss snoontng to tlss 6e
Wbois rsck.ts 81. Halves e.; oasrieEs faaf.
FW- Please address ell orders for TeEes In the above
Magnificent sehems.to
No. 80 fasette street. boK, No. a.,
spf2s-dkW Hsurrav~. Aayviand.
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Triesemar No. \. ?, and 3.


thus protecting public sgain IHrr Frosswhleh are
liable to the severest Penalies courts OfaW
DR ". A. BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna snf Royal College 0f surgeo~s London may
he p-rsonay eonsae a. his resd nee lS Prnee street.
morning II and from tn In The eveang (Sundays
sHesp,ei,l unless 6y special appoHtnent.
-RIEsEMAR No l. J. the Remedy for RELATION
sPERNAToRRrdA, and ali the distressing consequences
arising cary abuse indiscFn4te excess too hong
resd in bot enptes II has invgorated and
% prFf CT health thousands Of the del tAted are now
the enjoyment OF All the Func ioas Of Manhood and
whaieyeF may he the cACsEl4 every DIsQU ALIFIcA-
rios for MARRIAGE Il saee.uAny sabdaed b. this Won
derfal Disc0vrryt
rRIESEMAR No. II; completely ana entirety eradicate,
al traces o 0onor h0a bota IN ~ MID AID aExr va Cd
forms Gssef stretsFs s,itsen Of the Aad Ter noare
those disorders vAsrs copsxa ard cus b hsve 20 ons
been thought antdos, 70 The ruln of he health Of vast
TEIesEMAR, No Iu -Tsthe great coatsnental Remedy
Cor Syphilis ant seem iary sympoms II also sntes
certain or scnrvey, scroiuA, and a Impurities ffon
diss ass and faas Remedy Tor cas- Of Is-
orders which unfortunately the English ply, oan treas
sin Msrcary eeslrscion Of hs pAtiruss
ssasutsion and watch al The sArssPaFiIA he No d
TEIeseaaR, No and a. are prep srsa in the form a.
aosenge devoid of sass b. ths
nisieoat phst Sold tin ossss and dsiaed ina sspaf
ais aosss aauinissEsd BY vaiesaa Ia lman teak ~
sAss 81 and IN ta' eases. whsFsay ssrs saving
ei -.
ftIneats nAFtaf ocSn meae thc
krsr.rsss ths deila af FressmaF the are
sr "a a are farsardsd b. ~. aaros, cafFas "a ams
aAisly Fsessias 20, snes g say .rs q tes ueF
az ths nt1r tha necBrns the pse eenaine Easopean
ursp.rntions ana t6setnny prutsctng thsm irsn spu
un psrnlciona lit tionh Tvs thfee aeaf
usasi hut nat ffre 81 csFti4Ee.
r. - 80 sls fror Or Barror, that beautifully ustrst
81 and pspa a. aetas ~ aAh fest1t % FnfsiVtf.
ansI he esaae Ana effects oiths csAses ssse
uas aith inslrrpas ef ifeASlssat aaa
Pfce - esnfs EeBl Tree 70 aAg sd4feSs. N
address Da BAkEoW. I5s friEcs siFret, tIsw blocks
wa al DroakuagA Eaw Tosk. usso-ksdv
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rs LIVERY STABLE. rs

ATM T WRIGHT CO. would re Vecifuly itfci IN IN
w citizens Of Nashville ana Ne ILllc FeIeI5Ily, tia
they have pur ht the l-lICV Nerl ab at
the stock and fixtures forr erv occuI by Nm. J. Ih
lips on Market street. Just beloS the square.
We prepared to board horse by the day week in
hne Stale
We have hrst-rate lots and box-sas to odate
Drovert, and all friends VITO may favor with their
patronage
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction in all
We haze Arge number Of hne saade-HOrses and hne
Brggi 10 hire AZ all times.
The fact is, int end being surpassed by any
Stable in the southern county. Come along for
yourselves. WM +. WRIGHT co.
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TIVE nUtledge Property. Win hBops 10 acres q A
Groune. 6os Of the most dssirabse residences III
- ssds VI 's' -FFS Avs LIKDMEV.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage.
Roofing Material, sc.

KOOnnS material, &c.
WOOD WARE,
s0O pkgs eov'd Buckets; f125 doz Band Boxes:
$50 dozen Bal Boxes; 300 Hames;
200 nests Tubs, pain ed; 500 Zinc Wash Boards:
rs Vanished and Three 5000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 ased Broom Handles 900 Cane Fisaing Poles:
IS doz white Cedar Buckets, 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar GINS; 10 doz p Cedar Cans;
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnish'd
% doz Pine burns, assorted zoo Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 125 dog Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
300 Willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market do
l50 extra; so " Clothes do;
N0 Carts, common; 400 dog Feed Baskets, in store
500 '' "a ex. tall tops and to arrive;
70 Empire Cabs zV0 doSen assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra 25 doz Children's Rattan and
l5O dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; dOE ass'ted Once Chairs
tattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also-Co. Hampers imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
nd Flower Stands. AsO-Wilow Work made TO ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather busters; 100 bales Alcant Mats;
$40 sss'ted Shoe Brushes; 81 lutte Hsrk and skeleton
loo ex Scrub Z" Mats:
IS Rocking Horses; | rs dos Toy Air Pistols. r
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
10Ocois NJ and ~ inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 coils ~ to Sinch do do $50 do;
IS reels Bed Cord aud PlOw Line Manila;
$50 doS Cotton PlOw Lines and Bed Cord:
i.ooS lbs Broom Twins Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Tvine,
300 ns FlGx &" - sou iss Seine Twne;
Is bales Batting 15n reels Hemp Packing;
IS a. Wickug; IS coils TArred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; 15O Jute Rope;
PAPER.
SOC bundles (Prund) 1angermans Wrapping Paper;
l,S00 I" McgrePor's do do;
1000 reams Lnckland do do:
80 reams Tea Paper; rs reems shoe PEpeT;
us " Ham 70 f" Batting do;
34OOOlbs Roofing do, dry; 5e0Obs Roofing do, satued
-r s.. CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
a. WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime screers assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots To suit.
ALso- Bench Screws, In hall dozen packages IN iots
Wood saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
! i11 IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for DruggstS and LIQUOR Deal
era use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns is 90 % 24nched Cedar do IS 90 2q do
cerdar do I6 IS 20, % do Painted do 90 22 "a do
Brass Hoop do" =" do Barrel do16, ,ls, 20, 2s do
HAmES.
Oiled Root, Black Tcp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; PLANK Top:
For sale by s. II. BARRETT,
msyl4 cor. Walnut and Fronf sts., Cincinnati, o
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
EANuTAoTuRKD
WIA1li4AM HOGhE,
22T Washington street, Boston.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BooLEs HTrsRoS FIRM. s6e o0c., T5e 80 siEes a.
BOoLEs EISorslc sns iva, Qiqua, So a.. q 80
~, IS, ti2 per dozen.
BoGLEs BAIM crTHSsL. retail Soc sises
a. per dozen
To Rhsssas Druggists and other large dsaerss discount
Of Is per et these prices VIII be made, provided their
purchases during the months shsH exceea $3.50.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
DSsc0anf Tor CASR srfH BE- nude Om s ob0se prises
as g0Siofcs:
On orders amounting over sf time discount
0f5 per cent viii be msds.
On erdf amounting 70 ESQ OF over II one t disceun
Of percent will be maize.
On orders amounting as or over - one ne diacoan
oils per cent viii be made
On orders amounting 70 tls0 Al one ue dscount
Of - per eens Eii Be made.
On orders amounting t8oo over a. one dssount
80 per cent wiz Be made.
These the owsst ters. and RON which 10 variation
can be made IN any case.
Prices Of other ArttrFs nay be bad on appllcaslon-
Boston, tug sS,h, lss6s WILLIAM bosLE
sra>ste csn aesia. Ne@esiaf rrnu = assss-s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-08
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1920 prizes amountingto. 90
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Quarters s.. s
Plan OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from $4,000 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tcses printed separate slips paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first BIS PrEes, similarly printed and encrcled
plae d in another Wheel
The wheels then revoved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and at he time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited the audience and
registered BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZSs
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers those
draaing the hrt is Prizes will be entitled ~ Approx
imation Prizes, according 10 the scheme.
Toe 5000 Prizes of $50 viii be determined by the
last ngure of the Number draws the $50 900 Prize
For example, IL the Number drawing the Prize ends
with No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends 10
viii be entitel to $40. the Number ends with No 2
then a the Tickets where the Number ends with viii be
entitled 10 we, aud 30 10 o.
Certificates OF Packages will sold the following rates
which Is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets ssO