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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-07-14
News from all Parts Of the Country.

St. Paul. June 2.-Corespondence
Of the Pioneer DE- Denaocrat::-As the
steamer Golesa was landing at Red
Wing, this morning at O'Clock fire
broke out about her smoke stacks,
which soon spread ard resulted in her
entire loss.
None but the eye witness can de-
scribe the confusion, or realize the
scene. AS soon as the flames broke
out, the alarm was given, and men,
women and children came rushing
down the stairway leading to the dock.
On account of the rush, the men were
unable to launch but one plank, which
greatly added to the confusion. The
fire originated forward of her wheel
house, and the, wind blowing quite
fresh down the stream. In few mo-
ments the entire boat was one living
blaze. The loss of the steamer Is com
plete. No insurance. Little or no
baggage is saved. The mail is lost
Passengers are quite destitute. No eff
forts will be spared to relieve their ne
cessities aud hasten them on to their
destination.
The universal opinion expressed by
all the passengers is, that Capt. Laugh
ton and his officers done all that could
be done, and no blame can be attached
to them, but particular credit is due to
the pilot for the noble manner in which
he maintained his post, until driven
away by the flames.
The books of the boat not being saw
ed, we have made out list of the lost,
as we'll as we could: John Tyron, Mrs.
Polly Porter, Miss Nancy Porter, Chas
Porter and Lydia Porter. The above
family were from Michigan, and were
bound for Maukato, on the Minnesota
River
The boat is burned to the water
edge. No freight is saved. Fears
are entertained that others have been
lost.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-07-14

We understand that our Representa-
tive in Congress is preparing a speech
to declaim to his constituents. He is
somewhat inclined to spread himself in
an astonishing fashion, and will doubt
less pitch in with great cina. We find
the following model speech in one OF
our exchanges, which we publish for
his benefit:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-07-14
80 SSS 1-

Hence, ye brutcs, broad axe and glory
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

- ooNS in Shawhlnh block, thfd story, entrance from
Ia Market street, whpfe an kinds OF useful and inaooont
EXERCISES nay Do bad every molning and cveonE,
TnRNs,-thTeo nollsu Year o. ono Dollar Tor three
uoonhs Fer ptrtioulau Inquire of o. CRoNtsfi "a hs
bgos'lcre where rckon may Be procured neilV
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
fob12-1y J. A. HENDERSON.
Seneca County Lands at PriUate
Srle

AGENT Tor Dr H. n Steiner offer Of private sale
( y the following described iatms
Flrit--The Farm which Jacob Omwiok resides, adj
Joining the City Of Tn and the Plank Road leading
from Fremont 10 Upper Sandusky. This Farm contains
three hundred and eleven 3 aces about hundred and
eighty Of which aoeaed and under good ienc gand oul
hvaon and n quays surpassed by any 10 the cpunly,
being mostly River houom the remainder Is heavily tim
hered and a under fencing The sandUsky River forms
part Of It's Eastern boundary.
The Improvement consist o. good Log yelling House,
New Frame Barn with ganares, cribs, wagon sheds,
and other necessary ont buildings anda we or vaieFn the
ynrd On the farm Is good bearing hard and tWo young
orchards of the choicest uit planted four year. ugo This
farm FOR fertility Of soil location and other advantages, s
OF the desirable 20 be found, and will be divided
Il DESIRED 10 suit purchasers.
SeCondIhe Farm, containing 100 ncrts on which Jore3
minh Miller resides In Adams township, adjoining tho viii
age Of Lowell the Portland road and the rood leading
from Republcto Green SPRING., about three miles from the
latter village.
Beyeen y and sixty acres Of this tract arc cleared and
under cultivation, te balance heavy mhered with hlack
walnut, poplar end other valuable timber The soil Utmost.
| " black loan, and OF the hest quality.
Nis well watofed by neyer-faing spring and stream.
The improvements consist Of and substantial Frame
House and other out hudugt, and orchard Of choice
/ fruit planted four year ago.
mirdA trace Of one hundred and sixty IN Adams
township adjoining the above tract, about thirty Of
which cllartd and under the remainder heav
lily tmhored with valuable timber small stream passes
through this tract, and the soil Is Of frst quality.
Any further description Of hese nnds deemed unneros
say, asperions desous of purchasing will Of course
inc for themselves, which they do by calling either Of
the tenants above named the Agent m In, either el
whom will show the premises. Terms made easy.
] THIN, Oct %, 57.sm LEWIS BALTZEiLi Aet.
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artistic attainment with hor accomplished master Ihis
without doubt the most pacoio pursue Pcnmin
,hp study in The antire West
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Il entirely soparatc from the gcucmens and Il 6ttod up
la nuat aud convenient manner.
TIME OF COMMENCING.
As,hcro ore no tsrm' and no vacations, studcnu may
enter nj any mc aud prosecute heir studios without rcf
etence 10 c1sscs ny this arrangement every stldentia
progrossaH rapidly ns his cnicprisc wadmit
DAILY LECTURES
Wilbe delivered on the Science Of Ac'ount Conmctcia
Law, poiuu1l Economy, Commercial Caleilalons Hank
nr Mercantile Cuomt, Commor'ial Ehins, Railroalng,
unsnoss Correspondence Mining CummorlalGoogophy,
souoL,asuir Issued rrom tho Cleveland College will
be good Chicago Rulho, aud Albany, and vice versa
TERMS.
Fotrtll ,out,c-timc cunNmued--innludingo MI de.
pnrtments of Hrok Keeping, Lectures and
Hnonorunu poumanshin, $40 90
| For sanio roufsr In lhuos' Department, 2j 90
/ persans takinr pcumauthin alone, wiNroccivo one
| inonthSinssucton tnf Ou
! Unlimited course OF prunhnihp, 10 on
Through me extensive business ncQuaintnnro OF tho PIN
pa Of the Siul1nti on graduating are placed Ia
| iucrtivr sliultiuns.
c- For r.hor nnnu alton, nleao culla College Room,
or sond fora catalogue. Address
ucttd-ty. Clo,rlaad, Albsayi chieaga or lhiillo.
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NOTIOE.
Patrick nonno,,yund John llcnne,'y, Plainiia.,
Arnfnft

May ueonessy William fcunctsy, Thomas llenno'y'
N.ahsti Uoantfsv, David llcnncssy, James uonnei'y
and Corneiius ilonneisy, Defendant.
.T,tlE said Defendants, Michael Hennossey aud Daw
tfebnessy, wlltakc notice that Che snid fl,ntih ld
on the Uh day Of April A 1855 hle hclf petition n ne
Cont nl Common Pleas within and ot ue connW ol sen
oea and State OF Ohio against Tho said NirhAel enne
and David ltrnnoisy and Mary ilenncsY William Zen
nsssy Thomas Hennnssy, james llonnoasy and Infn'u
Uonnessv Utrndans setting forth that on ho 2 dny o'
Innuarv ID 1857 there reduced 10 Writing WhhipuI
motifs t be the verbal WIN of Philip llcnneJ deeohseh'
late OF sHid county, that said pretended verbal wan 90 ~
Iuoed 40 wriunf wat on the 20 day ol February, a "
1857 admitted 81 Probate BY the Probate NouH o ala
srneea oonntv that hc said Philip ucnnctsy hY 'Ah pre-.
tended verbal V gives aud hrqnoaht 70 said defendant
Nay Hrnnessv ni and singular The pefi1nM r9pcfN OF
eyaff Kind and description W which said fhp ienneal
died possessed 90 be hold enjoyed controlled 900 postu
III by her in any mannor she might dn'ro lhA sAla e
onird verbal will foluued in wfung nna adnituu ="
Pf,h.te h not tho val verbal Wl Of said Philip iennci
ava that said dofondant Wilinm uenuesy he's been duy
aud qualified Admlnitainf OF tho estate ol
pn Honnetsy deceased and praying hatan issue AtAW
lie made un b. u tho validity " said pretended Nefhhl
w and II nid ssuo be- found nrainst said pretended vot'
tn VIII Tint heu by the decree Of said Couh mo sam.
may be declared null and void and het the estate OF 'a1
phin snney hu distributed among HE heirs az aw ana
hr general relief ,-.t,.tt........ 10.
hsrsby nnGod that thoy required 20 appeas and nn'e
said ton ON of bolurs the tht saturday ahe We A7th
ot NAV isjs. 80, ny HALL NJ, y, PP,,n,St
Aprl3.1w.p 500 A"ysio' t'"u""'
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THE GREATEST
MEB3CAE pEsCcwERK
OF THE AGE.
ArR.R KENNEDY, Of Hoxbufy. has Discovered DO one O
lNA orr common pasiafe uogds, nromedg hatoufea


on THE ACE.
AfR.KESNEDY, of Hosbufy. ha, diseoysrsd 10 one Of
NA oar eomnon pasiafs uogds, aromedJ thatoufes
EVERY KIND or BUMOR,
from the worst Scrofula down to a
Common Pimple.
HeH,stsd itin over eleven hunifei eases, asdneve
fisd ovcspt n tg1 cases, tboth thundtfhnmorJ ha
nov 90 bic potcttion bundled ceguhoates oi ~
value. al within tweuiy miles % Dodon.
Two bottles warranted iooura nufeing sore mouth
one 60 tuse boei viii cure The wofsiAind Of fimpes
on he faoe,
Two hoitlesafe vaffanedto cwe thc wortoanhofinthe
rtres 10 sebo,,e.aro wsuauted,o ouretho wou,hind
0ns 10 two bottles arc warruntsd 60 cure ahumofn the
ro bot,lesa ate warrntod 90 our, fnnning f,he Eaf
and hi1tches among the haif.
Foufto srboiues warranted 70 cure corapt andfu
One bo,tie wiicufe soaly eruption of the skin,
Twoorthree bottles ae warfauiedt 10 cure Che mostdea'
Three % foar bottles are warranted tocuresalt Rheum
Five toegh BOTTLES wlcufe che worst case Of seroula
always experienced from the first bottle, and
apereoteure warranted whenthe above gnans stakon'
ROXBURY, Mass.
DrAn nM,nAw,-The reputation Of lbe Medical Discov.
ety curing s kind of hnnofs is well estnh she'd by
che unanmons voice Of all who have used 10 that
need not say anything The subject iho shin fhyi
CLANS and Che mos onfelu Dtuggsstn Che country are oa
In presenting the Medical Discovery your notice DO
Twin aiull kno"leN lii i', p'sl l ~ ip W
& &ell. ana tuIing VIZ n.y. "1 tao .,i iles,to ~ an
nasstionsio not,s,.
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
s cufe1 ~ ~ ui yoVtt " W. y wv ~, i f,,c
ls natnia awe'iness ana y9t uaDe m m s, ,aoi ~ n
nnp, cain an9 sweei 'iumpetii nnalhe mee,vs "
cry becomes fountain OF pressing 70 your uuA0a' u
In lbe NOR, advanced stages Of
CANKER
Il xtenisto the stomach, causing
! nveprpcra
] Dhof hF9lAs
which snoihnq but cankcr the stomachi then 70 th
intestncs and
KfDNEVg
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
TTTTI ~ " TTT7T
FACuLTY.

nm Bay.gr, n. u. sra,rroy, J. O. BRvavr, J. 8.
CALusl 4. y. CALEisgtR a, HVfl instfnc9fi Va tho
seioner of Accouhts and Iooturan on Bndnss Customs
r. a. apHvoRa soys, thstmctofi in Bnsincas ord Or
nanicntn penmanip and Lcoturcra on Commercial Cor
r6snonlence
Hon Iiou,cn MNw, lion 40, w CLtSros, Hon Ell.
no nunnfrr, Snscill Lecturer
Hon SAMUEL arAnHwFtruHRi li0uACk - ttAnNi ki1si
lion. Irtfr b Ufrit1p, laeiursrson Commercial Law.
Rev. fmnEufCR URowgi Pros. Asa VI suAs, Loctn.
fefi on nn'itical Economy
mcftal EIhios.
n p. ii,ynv, u Msaatiu, Lecturers on Banking, III
nance, otc.
H r. W,psu,tt. ti e. tuce, Lec utcu,on tho General
prinriplctn "a Dctals ri Rlilr0aliur.
= ~ NHauAW EuEgsoS n. Wiurni LECTURER on Com
asra I fn nd
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
TlIE COLLEGTATE COURSE

WIN embrace tho most approved and practical forms OF
tre1inr books shy Double Entry in tho vnrous den1l monf
Ut Trade md Conmer5r ineulnr hr General Nhole'nle
ntipg, Udf1nd, nankinq. Printing, Mining, shipping,
stoamboaiiug IN ivdug Parncrhip and Couphund Com.
nany Uuunom. All manuscript from which the student
ronos arc written In ahnl rapid hand, which will
serve great auxiliary Ia securing 10 him an excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
COOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

embrace three dinct grades vsi tniuatory, Regular
and Extended Coursos, und Nughton Fol'onf Now Meth
ol, recommended by over tweny of tho most reliable
Practical Accountants OF Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
\ N d cOLLEGIATE COURSE

Nhichi nteniod to embrace an branches "ruroy Mer
oane boon recently enlarged aud can now ho regar
ded as oa, of die most tornnvh and ooupleo
er ruloluoed 10 he publem any smilar inbtuuon ntho
United states.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

MILLINERY TRIMMINGS,
Ever broughtto Cincinnati. With her
increased facilities for doing much
larger business than she has hereto
fore done her store and show rooms
being the largest West Of New York,
she will be enabled to offer
URequdJled Inducements to Cust0-
glerS ia her line, at Wholesale
and Retail,
Persons visiting Cincinnati are par
ticularly invited to call at No. 90
Fourth street, opposite the Post Of
Zee.
feb12-1y J. A. HENDERSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
TINE EXTENDED COURs R

enbracehenehy, y,prachoalisbiam the various business
Frns, aud urd ior such atuleutl may wish To-
spend longer than The time required hy uNe Regular
Course anl shat gra1a'toayil pr'pAsa'oY 90 entering
some Specialiionse,
Nv tklns in addition he E>ton6ed Course, the stalent
willho hthiollv aud prnii uhy omnoyod siX months.
pENMANSUtr, Wprlclcal and urnamontalN In ulltts
varieties will be- taught m the most thorough aud cclent
anner hy one Of the host caohcr 10 the West hesiirs
b casual method ofteaohinr Hnsinesg Whiting, The ChF
gthnarrapho System win also be taught Thtsysiom 50
pnpuar and recommended hy hcd educational men, Is
aowtsuehti inthe Public schools Of Clcyoaad roemhu a.
Toledo Many onet open iof good teachers o.
Chirthmn.glphy.a as sonn rs theycan br QuaNued
nAlLY LECTURES on Practical ant lhccretiea
nook kocninr, Mer'anUle Laws oommefoial Lhics, Po
hNcal ECONOMY, Az OF Compnta'nu, Commerral Calcu.
iniiou Noftantjle Cas,oms, NanSlng, Eychaogo, Com
merAo R,lroahes Cannercia isley business tories
nhblouce, psumnnshin, etc,
IKE New Suit of Rooui, Of this College, occupies th,
6utstornionln he cv situated a. thoy arr on The comeT
ofthe puhle tguare aud sppedot ueeI ai@iMag aii
view of most nArts Of che cy and no LAKE. The tooui
ave neatly AND tacinly Mraishel, SURPRISING N heauy
,pe,hapil those ofauy iu
the Union.
The LAnIEs'COUpsE isthe same asthst Of the Gen
toasu, aaorling eqaafsstirst to aeiet who may visl
[ 10 avail thenselvss OF che cnnmefolai oopfte'
The paihavinF eNteusvc hufness aeqnaintanca
" suabeAt6 secure good sol,onsl lor many oihis grad
unfcs,
Mmehe,h h3,iy
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
Bank

VouAu HGnUrs. A, G. n,tpwts aud W. g. henoss
ID have assoeiatol hcmyelyet Coz hg pnfposo of ' T.
aetinr private nankine business undcfthe namc otWt'
nsnass 90 lnterast will paid oa deposits stAnding
8 months AZ lpeF eant. per aannih,
ia
mis1. W e. HEDGES a co
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

UN1E sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have heon
Il taxed their utmost 70 produce this best most perfect
purgativo which is known to man. Innumonblo proofs
arc shown that these PnIs have virtues which supaas In
excellence the ordinary mod,nos aud that thoy win I'M
precodsntey upon tho esteem of an men. They are so
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure. Their pone-
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities Of The body
remove the distractions Of Ga organs purify the blood
aud oxpc disease. Thcypurgc ont ho ulhumors which
breed and grow diatompor stimulate sluggish or disor
dorod organs into their natural action, and pmt healthy
tone with glrcngth to tho whole system. Not only do
they euro tho everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable aud dangerous diseases that have baod
the best Of human skin while they produce powerful
effects they are The Time In diminished doses tho
safest and hest physo that be employed for children
Being auglrcoatod, thcy pleasant to ake and being
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which urpass belief were they not sub
santiatcd by Of such exalted position ana character
a. TO forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
corrymcn and physicians have lent their names 20 cort-
fy to the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
es have son me the Of thoir conviction that
my Preparations contribute Immensely 70 the relief oi my
afflicted, suffering icllow.men.
The Agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions Tor their use and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaints
Costlyenoss Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy
Itn Rlolii TnRri, 1sTi ~ ~, novels and Pain
arising thoreun flatuleucy, Loss Of Appetite All uloer
ous aud Cutauoous Diseases which require an ofaeuan
Medicine, scrofula or Kings Evil. They also by purify
ing tho blood and Stimulating the system cure many
complaints which Il would not be supposed thcy eoui
reach such Deafness, Partial Kindness Neuralgia en,
Nervous frritabntv Dcrnngomonls OF tho Liver and Kid
news 0out aud other kindred complaints arising nom
low state OF tho body obstruction OF rs functions
Do not be put on ty unprncpled dealers with som'
other PHI they make more profit on. Ask for ATRi
puls, and take nothing else. No other they can gly'
You compares with this in rs intrinsic value or curative
powers The sick want the beat ad there is for them
and they should have IT,
Prepared by DIR. j. g. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PucE 20 OTs. PER BOX. FIVE BoKEs FoR { L.
SOLD By
r. Med. GIBSON, aud /. l.. st. JOHN q co.
Tilin, and Druggists generally. novl3 ly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
TnE REGULAR OOURs-

il Intended to represent ever species Of business ew,Ai
s,nhlen Rotah 90 the heaviest and most initeate IL
Wholesale and nmi son, of wonas hsnkinr, Raroaa
ing ,eto demspde Mnrasentby our vast and eonstaulg
incIaafinF Commerce,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
Gas Light.

HAVING purchased the right to sell ''Danfoid &
II, Baily's Patent self.generating Gas Lamps" l
am prepared to supply every family with the most
teaeIiiul and economical light now in nse. 7The sub
stance used in generating gas Is the common BGt"irg
Fluid and the burner is simple in its Construction
fhat it requires but little time and ingenuity to keep
it in good burning order; the burner iormes its
gas being evaporized and decomposed br It's own
heat. Unlike the ordinary fluid lamp ii does not
throw of unconsnmed carbon bn. ii forms from the
fnid ylre II ydrn Carbon Gas all Of winch is convey
ed through the centre of tn" generator I9t eayinI
any SUBSTANCE TO -Se upe anronsImcd Theh1rner of
ibis lamp can bc ii..ei 10 snv ordinary h1d or oil
lamp without tie iesst possible danger % expus.pn.
"a ,ioy are 50 constructed lhG 10 aTn.r me o ac'
would te utterlyprpos-ibe. they are "siiered ug
Thousands who are a1w using tnern o be as safe if
not safer than the old lamp cani.e. - the.e i, no
srart fling from the fame II i to lie distinctly un-
derstooI that the gas lamp sill give the same am Junt
of tht A. seven siearine first quality tallow eau
de for not more than and half cent an hour
Give it trial snd test its superior advantages -
..Prove all things apd hold fast that which isgood =
Can and see for youYsves if these things are not tue.
April Eff Sold by FRANCIS L. zEMP.
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Spring Goods.

w Il are now receiving our nsnal supply Of Goods
w suitable for the SPRING AND SUMMER,
TO which we invite the attention OF our customers
and the pnblic generally. Our large stock Of Dress
Goods, comprises all the elegant novelties of tho sea-.
son.
In Flounces ---Flounced Aquies
Flounced and Juped Aquilles
Bayaderes Two and three Jupes, &c &c. |
In Lawns; Organdes, Barages Ducales,
Challies and FreLch Cambrlcs
Also Printed Lawns, Orgsndies and Jaconets IN va.
riety with many other styles,
English and American Calicoes
Scotch Ginghams, French Percales Lawns
White Muslins of every description
Scotch and French Embroideries
Boid. HemSttched Embroidered clear Lawn
Handkerchief
French and Chantilly Mantias. &c
Cotton and Lise. and open work Hosiery
Kid and Lisle Gloves. GaIntlcts and Lace AittI
Long cloths, Linens Sheelings, &C
Long Lawns and French Cambr,cs
Union and Linen Drills, for boys wear,-a very
+ full assortment
Cottunades OF the most approved make, with a
Complete Stock Of uomestics suitable for House
Servants
The above Goods have all been purchased in tho
Northern Markets. within the last few weeks, many
accordingly. We profess to sell az cheap the
quality Of goods be bought anywhere for cash or
on the usual time and will lake pleasure in showing
them to any one favoring US with a cali
March 23,-tf A. NJ 4 r. KENNEDY.
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q Retired Physician,

/s,,eaiv-iiv, years ofa-e ahoe, Ss"'s "f Il" lave
near rnn uur. discovered wi".c "a 90 "i'>t In
dies certain cure Tor Consumption. ASi,na' b.nn'
/ chj,is Coughs CoLS ana GcH"'di Debility. Ehe
| remedy was discovered by him whcn his only
Child, daughter, vas given up to die. Wishing It,
do az taicl good possible ite wllI send 10 sncn ol
his afflicted leow.beIngs as request ~. tnl' recipe,
;,b G,Il and explicit directions for making up, aud
successfully using 1t. He requires each applicant to
;pclose him one shillng-three cents 70 be return
cd az postage on tie the recipe and tAe remainder
to be applied to the payment Of this ADVERTISE !
mept Address DR.. II. JAMES l9 Grand !
street jersey Ci'y, \. j. M"'ch '''-"' I
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Two thousand numbers will be placed in Wheel.
from No to 1000 and two hundred numbers drawn
out. I he FIRST drawn number will take prize No |,
the second prize NJ. q and 80 until the 200 pri-
zes are drawn. If the larty drawing the Negro or
The Piano prefers, he get tbs money less Is per
cent.
IT Checks on New York remitted for prizes, pre-
ferred. instead of Gold Bank notes of sound Banks
taken at par. The result of the drawing will be sent
to purchasers on the day OF the Drawing Registered
letters at our risk. Address orders TO
- ANDERSON & son, Managers
April 6-2t Macon or Savannah, Ga.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
For APRIL. 1853
R. FRANCE & Co., Managers.

Purchasers Of Tickets will bear in mind that the
MaryIanf Lotteries, are drawn BY State autbori-
,y and by Stale oficer-and all schemes are ex.
amined and approved by him.
80 Beware of all Lotteries with extraordinary
large PRIZES for small cost of Tickets-all such
are swindles, The Managers of the Maryland
Lotteries present as large and fair schemes as
can be made for The price of Tickets; and persons
purchasing in them, if they draw Prize, will Ger.
iany be paid. In the others. every dollar inves.
ted is SO much thrown away.
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4 EAT ATTRACTION

4 EAT ATATTRACTE0N .
AT TIE SOUTHERN
GROCERY.
'INIIE undersigned would inform hs customers, and
i tire public in general that he is in receip: OF
large and entirely new stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Consisting Of Mus!ns Calicots, Ticking, Flannels
aId Domeslics, ofall grades, from the lowest 10 the
highest Figures. Together with large and varied
Stock of
GROCERIES.
Such as Coffee Sugar, Rice, Mackere, &c, &C., and
many articles too numerous TO mention, all of which
he viii dispose Of at prices
As Low ;,s tho Lowest.
In returning his thanks to his friends and patrons
he would solicit continuance Of that patronage here.
fore So literally extended to him.
Remember rhnt my mottois quick Sales and short
profits.
April IA. W. CLYBURN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-04-13
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

THE subscriber invites attention to NEW SUP
Z PLY Of elegant Spriag and Summer
Goods. for Geullemens Wear. consisting OF lhght
Cloths, Ca>Sme,es VeStings-Sutin. and Mar>cilies
Linen Drills for Pants &c. all of which viii BE- sold
on reasonable terms. WORK executed in the best
style and latest fashion. Also, oil hand q complete
assortment Of TRIMMINGS. &c. Gall aud exam
inc before you couc!ude TO purchase.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Kept constantly on hand, Of the lelest style and
finish G. A. MCDONALD.
April 6, 3m IA.