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BOOT AND SH0EMAKING.

YORKVILLE, S. Q.
IN L. SMITH respectfully informs
u his friends and the public gener-
Gh~E A9 ally, that he has again commen-
a. ced on his own account, the
BOOT and SHOEMAKING business in its vari-
Gus branches, at the "old stand" near "Stowe's
Hotel" He is prepared with competent work
men, and the best material, to
MAKE AND REPAIR BOOTS & SHOES
on the shortest notice, and at prices to suit the
times. By strict attention to business, and
desire to give entire satisfaction, he hopes to re
ceive generous share of public patronage.
ma. He will keep constantly on hand and for
sale, HEMLOCK, and other Leather.
L. SMITH.
March 25 IL ly
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GELATINE.-Co1es patent refined CELIA
VI TINE, with which an unrivslled chrystaline
Jelly can be made in few minutes. ForSale By
ALLISON b BRATT0N. :
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The State Of So. Carolina,

- YORK DISTRICT.
Edred D. Williamson vs. s. w. Ruddock.-AHach-
ment.
W. B. Withers, RS. Same.-Anachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs did, on the Goth day
w of November 1857, file their declarations a.
gainst the defendant in the above stated cases.
who, as.itis said, is sbsent from and without the
limits of this State, and has neither wife nor at
torney within tho same upon whom o copy Of the
same declaration might be served 1t is, there
fore Ordered, that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declarations, on or before the
2sth day of January, which will be in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine, otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given and awarded against him.
JOHN G. ENLOE, c. C. C. pLs.
Jan 27 1yq
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March 25
The State of. So. Carolina,
YORK DISTRiCTa= 49,

The State OF. SO. Carolina,
% ,--..... YORK DISTR1CT." 49,
J. NJ Strong, 3. J In the Common Pleas.
rs.
s. W. Ruddock. Attachment.
VNHEREAs the plaintiff did on the 10Th day
w of January, 1858, file his Declaration a.
gainst the defendant, who, las it is sad is absent
from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served. 1t is therefore Ordered that the said
Defendant do. appear and plead to the said Dec
laration, on or before the 2Sth day of January,
which will be in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and ffty-nine, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given and a.
warded against him.
JOHN G. ENLOE, G. O. c. pLs.
Jan 90 ly
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TO GDl4ON PLANTERS,

Jan 4
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Ghuire Rfaning.
F-5r. HErp+r'f .E1E '-I7', N1rsrs5tr-
LIFE THE Mn
cent? m.

Llfe never had the Iulne>s Of meaning
,lat it has now. The present century.
-ui especially its last twenty year., haTe
given u lie an enlargement, sc Pe, a.
IatsaSeaess that have impaired psT and
deeper significance 70 manhood. TAX a.
We may OF the p@st, il vas never so great
c thing 70 o. man as i Is II this age.
Over the centuries gone there Is east 8
= f. mystical vail that pleases the fancy
while II ob>cures the reason, aDG therefore
II is easy for cur romantic sentiments to
ind in them the hizh-seas0Ued food on
which their spica-goviug nature delights
10 feed. The best features, too, Of the
p-st are only preserved for poets and his
tarlans are lot much ineliDed 70 take the
materials I their arts from the revolving
aspects Of humanity The past Is like our
.UwA childhood; we see lin ideal sPlendorS.
Time Is : Gleraisul friend, and Is very con
siisrate of our stern, comuoo-seRse tzeul-
:ss- IL gr4ciouSly hides much from our
ewes, leaving, Tor the most part, only such
.bjsets IS tend 20 awaken the glow Of IN
sg.aation and inspire the fervors Of gen
s7gCs enthusiasm. Despite o al thas
yeneratlJn for the paSt, IL Is yery clear to
4nv thinking mind thaE the present cen
lury has been I most nunlEoent oSneIsc-
to- 70 the human family. surp2s>lnE TAR ali
Il. predecessors IN Width and depth q II
iusuee. stirring the hearts c: men Sitl .
nes and peru.sxing consciousness Of a.
amazing destiny, aud iapelIng sheu for
w4rd on a pathway where every step Is
an ascension toward more COMMANDING
height OF greatness.
There l. childish can't ab7o2d-aRd
sanctioned. too, By some rs spectacle names
that pretend. 70 6ad fault with sny
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ny IDA n. HCLREs.

Just o'er the horizon rim of the soul
An island Of beauty is seen;
While the waves Of the present incessantiv -nI!
And murmur their drges between.
No night settles down on its glorious hills.
No glare in its valleys will burn:
A. tie air every moment Of blcsScducss c!ls
With a music '7s never can learn.
Tis the Isle of the Future-i, kecre,h atas
In the mystical sunlight that fails
Where the gate Of Eternity standeth aiar,
And the Angel of Mystery calls.
IhFo the storms that the years will bring to
cur life.
We dlmlr may err Of its ruth;
But We vii! not forget, mid the darkness and
strife,
The CLEAN that We had in our youth
T. that Isle Of the Future liveth again
The vision that died on the past;
And the hopes, that have triited far out on
the main,
In is harbor Of safety are cast.
When we reach its bright shore, we never
shall sigh
For the blossoms that died NJ our feet.
" bile the fragrance of andyng tlowe-s is nigh
And the breatainss Of music aye sweet
We are nearing tie isle though the ocean
between
Ny seem 70 stretch onward for ave.
let over the storms and the ln .vVS is seen
The g..macTing light Of The day =
The isy that shall dawn On our beautiful isle,
When We rest in is valleys Of lore.
And tie Co1.ns-a glorious Present-shau
smile
n the IN hanging glory above.
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340et's S Gnrnfr.

E~S Foetry. such as we seldom meet with.
says the Pittsburg Di,patcd,N will be found in
Tue following lines from new and unknown
contributor, whom we cordially welcome to
our columns:
TIE ISLE OF THE FUTURE.
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LAUNCH TuT BARK.

Now launch thy ba-k upon the wave,
The sea IS Spreading wide,
And boldly gaze upon the iood,
Nor fear 10 stem the tide
is shrink :. thou from tie dsshiuy spray
The sSy above Is clear.
And Kindred spirits lend voice
To battle wiki tlv fear.
"No coast see within he sigh;
To make assurance irm.
Ani ShAl! venture n that bark
TLat haunting bark-thi> germ
C?7n ySa vide, uncertain wAFe?
% SaBRt-r2E n ny heart
Asssl> M ia!th, -e6dues ny nerves,
To fee! ths eoward's part"
Keen I.-h thy heart. and t-,n ttv rust.
And sPuEG the frvE-iCE wave.
No danger harms the conscious St-o@E,
No- coIQgc7s a'eE tie brave.
Does not this sweeping. mighty wo-id
Sreei u = Sps-e immense.
rs GjE eoClU. euGs, aal at5r.i tina. guides,
Aai tae! viii guard yo1 @.nce.
The vatchfll bark from fancies tree,
Sal NEE, nc jefio-S way
Then steer It lze = t-us;y sA4sG
Along the cashia- spray:
L: TRy-H aud IsS1Z seer he helm,
And e; yo-- motto reSt,
Il never svc-Ts .rou ta;v. when
There's Jr>-ICE u ILe des2- n
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4 '.---ts P-G-ris-C-, Corner Of
>s-c-- >t-ee-s, C5--e-sPo-t, POI
u So
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rgE POTTER JOURNAL,
- EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, Br
ThOS. =. Chase.

.,- al Letters ald Communication
M. q lrsssed. 10 secure attention.
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MARX GILLON,

TAILOR, .Ate from the City O.
..A-t >-ug opposite Cour'
-. P5..e- CO Pz.
as------- =,.ss,.on pzi3 . CUT
lU-5-ly.
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a-ALE !. uLNSTEp.

i'a-l - .AXEs :. s41-R.l
>--FzS. I-S l. S-1ET IEOS
a. e. ! AL c2rosi.e The CoC--
'~-s,s4~ -. In ar S1-e-
Il ---s = 5-as-, = sooi style, -
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Business Car0s.
IlMN :. NAVY

JOHN :. MANN,
7 E-r AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.
--, q. .A- H-.. at..Ej Tie several
.-.-.- aua = kcaE Counties. Al
.-.-... .. l.- cage VII receive
E-. t1.gr ul Main 81. oryl-
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A--LGANY HOUSE.

H.. A--->- P-Up-.et1-, Coles5lrG
"a sevsz niles Eo-,a o. Coz
" 1 As.IvlL.s BEAD S44
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Anniversarv Rventa-oot. 8.

l857-Death of Samuel Hueston, for many years
publisher of the Knckerbocker Magazine
ls53-Death of Simon Greenleaf, a distinguished
law teacher, at Cambridge Mass
1873 Instruction in Vienna, and the royal family
compelled to leave.
1s43-Death Of James Leonard Cathcart, aged n.
He entered the continental navy at an early age, was
a midshipman during the revolution He was after.
wards held in captivity eleven years by the Algerines
a captivity which enabled him to be of good service
to the U s. Government afterwards
lS4l-Santa Anna entered the City of Mexico at
the head Of 10000 men, displaced Bustamente, and
established himself at the head of the Government.
l82l-Death Of Alexander Murray, a distinguished
officer Of the revolution, who fought in 3 battles
l8l3-MoraYian town on the Thames destroyed by
the Americans under Harrison.
l794-Fal Of the mountain party in the French
National Convention. Same day the British sur
rendered Guadaloupe to the French.
lTS9-The French royal family preserved from
popular excitement by Lafayette.
l783-Treaty Of peace between the United States
and Great Brtain'procaimed.
l780-Henry Laurens taken prisoner by the
British on his way to Holland, was committed to the
Tower Of London, charged with high treason but
was afterwards liberated.
1777--rhe British under Sir Henry Clinton took
Forts Clinton and Montgomery. Count Grahousk
Polish noble in the American service, was killed
in the action.
l762- Manila taken by the British,
l7Gl-Wm. Pitt, having resigned the ministry, OF
this day there was a pension of $4,000 settled upor
him for three lives and the title Of Baroness Of Chat
ham conferred upon his wife.
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Cnrpes ER.arehoersc.
CANAL srREET...............I2

CANAL STREET
j. D. CAMERON g. 90.
Have recently received large stock Of newest STYLES of
Cnrpetlng and Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers and offer them at small profit We
possess every facility Of procuring newest and best goods
at the lowest prices
CHOICE VELVET WILTON, in best and common quality
LOW PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, 3-PLY and
INGRAM Of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETIEG-Dutch, Wool and Hemp
for offices
COCOA MATING, "a to Ga
GA to 1874 Figured BAlzES by the yard
in squares.
velvet, ruftea and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS STAIR RODS etc, etc.
Floor OH Cloths.
Three to twentyonr feet vide Of the best and ordinary
qualities,
Curtain Goods,
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Damask
Satin lie Laine and Brocateie
81 Printed Lasting and Reps
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS Cords, TasscIs Gimps,
etc; Gorniees, Bands and Pins.
Window Shades.
very large variety Of new and elegant styles
Billiard Cloths
OF extra quality84 Crimson Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE CovERs-A large assortment.
We daily receiving additions to our stock which viii be
unsurpassed IN the country. ocl 2p6t
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The London Times saws
it appears that recent experiment induce the belief
that the fracture or fractures Of the cable or there
may be two) viii be found at distance of between
two and three hundred miles from the shore. For
about 24o miles the depth is only about 40 fathoms,
aud within that range tbe mischief may easily be
repaired hut thena sudden descent occurs to 1900
fathoms, where is extremely doubtful if it can be
done The probability seems that it is at about this
point that the injury has been sustained Yalentia
adEices as TO the cable continue to be dscoaraging
but Mr. Heukley is sanguine Of making the line SER
Vieeable again with his new magneto.eeetric ma
chimes. Shares have been sold as low Us sSI5.
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NorIoE TO Cry TAK-P 4YERs-The Board of su.
pergisors Of Assessment give notice that they are to
meet on Monday next al noon. and on the four fol,
lowing Mondays at the same hour for the purpose Of
reviewing the action Of the Board of Assessors, and
hearing the applications Of all who may not be salts.
fed with their assessments The place of meeting is
room No. Is. City Hall Mr.. Watkins, the Secretary,
will be there every day, from 10 to o'clock, for
month"; TO receive the applications The notice is adj
Vertised in another column.
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"a years, JOSEPH MARTONNEAUN.
His friends and acquainaHces respectfully invited 70
attend TO his funeral this afternoon without further notice. ut
~ 2. NJ, from the Second District Ferry Landing
On Sunday the Sd inst at O'Clock A. NJ of yellow fever
DAVID NJ, sTERRETT aged q years Formerly q Erie ~
On Saturday, the "a inst. JACOB FRANKLIN, aged Is
months only son Of Albert Baldwin
rs Boston, Mass, papers please copy
On Tuesday, the 9Th inst W. O. GREENHALGE Of Nash
Wills, Tenn aged q years
BoYkR aged years and days son Of Richard Boyer and
n-Iondon Eng Philadelphia Pa and Newry, Ireland
papers please copy.
aged years months Of P. NJ. spine and E Walk
inshaw
on Monday the 4th inst ISABELLA MORAN. only daugh
ter Maria and John Moran aged years months and
Is days
On Monday the 4th inst PIERRE BRoU native of Lou
sana, aged Is years.
At Memphis, August IS Of consumption, Lieut. CHARLES
RAnHldINSkI, y, s. Army
On Monday the 4th inst KATE daughter Of B. c. and NJ
A. Miller, aged IL months and days
R0~ New Albany papers please copy.
On Monday the 4h inst of yellow fever ELIZA daughter
Of John and Eliza Stokes, aged years and months
On Monday, the 9Th inst MARY BRADLEY wife of John
Hag, native OF Blackburn Eng, aged IS years,
On Monday. the 4h inst ROSE LONG, aged % years,
tive Of the parish Of Carngord county Louh, Ireland,
as~ Ss--
B8- Julian Neville, auctioneer, sells to-day, at 10
O'Clock, the residence Of R. A Grinnan Esq, Prynna
street. door above Jackson Fourth District the
of said dwelling, consisting OF splendid rosewood mahogany
aud black walnut furniture all made to order For pArtcu
lars, see advertisements and catalogues.
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mas 2ptf
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oprtey,T, 4oTRylr al FEW ORLEANS.
wrlLttx r. ADAMS,
BY NIXON & ADAMS.
oFpTcE, Mo. 10 CAMP STR EE r.
Z - 3 VI s

TERMS.
sE win be regularly served to subscribers IN tnt
d ID early every morning Sundays excepted foi
Ria year ID adyance halfysarly and quarterly At the
sarasyatss or % cents week, payable to the carriers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per sqnArehrs insertion IN all cases.
Al: for sysrs sabsequeutiusertion, % cents
Arrangements on the second page charged u Tor every
Insertion.
aayssents published II intervals viii be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not MARKED will be published one month, Or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement or sub-
scripon stopped un all arreartges paid. atthe
optfsn ef she prOprietors.
r,bara4 Discount win BE mad6so regular advertisers
THE DAIIsY CRESCENT
vs circulation which renders desabemedum for adver
Users As FAMILY PAPER eireplates largely, reaching
py hundFads Of homes early hear, and being read
before ms approach IF business hours consequently articles
for FsaY use may be advantageously published in its
columns.
THE WE KLY CREgC EMF
IL published every Monday morning at IS year invariably il
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lon
isisna Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama Texas and othei
staes itpresens favorable advertisers omanR
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements ii
serted for 81 per square. each insertion.
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NV ORLEANS, August II, 1857,

" -oI.p,r,xy NEw ORLEANS August H. 1857.
Dear sFfhe twentyo inch Mill which pnrchased from
for Mr. T. j. Psckwoods plantation has bee aas -
the sngarn engine and put in opeeatoH last week an,
much pleased with it in every respect hot in regard to It's
picity durability and quantity grfnds timed The mn
when times and found my surprise that
me null was grinding one bushe iDute therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with es
ToSugar Planters would especially recommend your ss
believing them 10 be superior any nil snnf,cpred
Tours, respectfully,
eul4 2ptf JOHN s, MeDCNBI.T rrzf-...
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SANS sALooN.-This celebrated retreat for the
bons oivats is open for the in renewed beauty
and in all its appointments is the same old luxurious
place that it has been for years People getting back
to the city will be sure to pay their respects to
Sam at the earliest opportunity. His liquids and
solids are not to be eKceed, any where, particularly
his oysters. See SANS card.
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HoWARD AssocIATIoN.-Cap Ricardo notifies
apotheeares grocers nurses, and all others having
claims against Che Towards, to send in their bills
next Saturday, between u and o'clock. see the
notice. elsewhere
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DaArH on the TRAoK.-on the evening of tha
2sth ult Mr.. Joshua Hosmer was instantly killed by
falling between the engine and freight ear on the
Vermont Railroad near a town named Baldginsyille,
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ReatR TRts :!

SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
NG.[l7 r wal straek
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~. Career G0R2apN91Qss
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

Al whose establishment constant supply of the water
always be had In quantities to suit purchasers. je7 2pH
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Tn the Ciftgens


LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI
ALABAMA, ARKANSAS,
FLORIDA, TENNESSEE,
AND TEXAS.
FOldner Schnapps,
Royal SChnapps,
Roberts SchnRpps,
Dedicated SchnRpps,
A. WOoIf SchnRpps,
Wolff IL Co. .Schnnpps,
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NJ A r. h ED ::


In New Haven, Conn. Sept To- by the Rev. Dr. Bacon,
MOSES NJ. GREENWOOD of New Orleans to Miss MARY
NJ, NHITTLESY, of New Haven.
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WEDNESDAY, MUKNINUs UUTUBEK6 s, 1908,
ng-We are indebted to Mr.. Eugene F. German
newspaper express agent, for acceptable fayors.
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We Eastcrn eLlartoti.

FAuLDtNG, MISS,
5. X DAM EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelarg e.tcircutatlon
OF any Country Newspaper IN the souR,s ver respectfully
offered advertising Medium the Merchants 81 New o.
cans.
ordortor advsftislngIeft the CRESCENT OFFICE viii
be punctualy attended to.
R1-FRANK A, BARTI SIT agent Or Ne~ treanr ja7 7p
.B'eRU Sharing saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the twenty five years has been the head OF
the procession in this city would respectfully MORN mis- old
friends and customers that lie has opened Establishment
No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite t4v pcst-OEcs,
Which, he assures them, will in every way worthy n heE
patronage. From Els long experience etg HAters
himself shat he thoroughly understands the requirements q
the public and viii nse Ills best eudeGyors approba
ton Of all who favor him with custom A. he has made
arrangements Win number Or very Ivy, BARRIERS IN ho
South customers may assured t they will be
tended to with skin, prompes and dispatch, ttraos and
tt al hours.
N. B. COINS,
No. IL Exchange Place
m& 2pu Opn0.s the Po-t.Cfce.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY EIHz TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEl
rn he Drawn ench Saturday In Octnbt
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.

APPROPRIATION PRIABs,
prizes OF $500 approximRtng s7ONjl prize II G9n
prizes Of so approximang $1,000 prize Lag
prizes Of 200 approximang to 10000 prize sc
prizes of l25 approxinang 5000 prize As5..., 900
prizes Of l0OEpproxiilang 4,OdB prize a5c,.. zoe
prizes Of 70 appropriuting 5000 prize 800
prizes Of 80 aPproxmating to 1859 prize ATe.., 505
5000 prizes OF 20 lD3OOa
S485 prizes amounting $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quart rf. ~ 80.
E8-A Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries viii
o any dpsiruus 0 receivingit it.
5000 FRIES Of S2Uwill be determined by sRure
number that the SO 600 prize For ezeaae Ii hs
tickets where the usnber endsn 30 entitled SAL N
the number ends with No 2 then all hsnun.
Der ends in z will be entItleito $40, md 10 nuto0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole iekcts $50
10 Half .......,.... %
10 QUARTER. .,.......... e
10 Fights i. .l....st,... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTTF5t AJEs,
Enclose the money address FOR the g5orreG o.
receipt Of which they will be forwarded d. a7siu.,l
Purchasers have tickets ending any ii ey mar
designate.
Tie drawn Numbers and friEoswl sent 10 puF
ehasers Immediately after the driving
aa-Purchasers will please ther signstnfss paa Az
give their PosOHre, County end State
R8~Remember that every Prize Is drawn aui payAsie 50
fan, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either sAulusl
Swan Co., Augusta, Ga, or to
sAM'L SWAN & co., Box SO s, Post.OHHce,
se25 2P&W New 1riaans -.
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% EaGNiA street,
New Orleans,

View 0Tleang March Is, 1858.
have used Coins KsPerlapeum for cht and fever and
has cured me eAtely believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W SMITH
New Orleans
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ssgg9, q Co.'s

OTTERIEs TRUMP H AN
Scan & o. continue 70 Dra0 as usual ''iaoH Interruption.
Swan 81 Co.'s Lotteries ore Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY TEE STATE OF GEORGIA.
p~The late attempt inure firm has shown that our
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY, that our Prizes are PAID
PUNCTUALLY, asd that our Schemes ARE MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN co.,
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery 81 Georgia, in each
or their Single Number Lotteries far October, 1858, 81
AUGUSTA Georgia. in public, under the superintendent Of
Commissioners
Cass &c Draws Saturday, October O. 1875
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, October 10, 1876.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, October q 1855
Glass SO Draws Saturday, October &c. 1888.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NuMBEHs
FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
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