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swan & Co.'s lotteries.
M1GNLFICLEyF SCHEME
10000 DOLLARS!

The following scheme VIII be drawn By f. Swan & CO.,
Managers II the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery 90 esch OF
heir Lotteries for JaauaTy, 1855, augusta Georgia 20
Ehcl city they have reno heir principal Ulics.
CLASS %,
70 be drawn in the city Of Auga, Georgia, In public ca
SATURDAY, JANUARY >, 1855.
CLASS 20.
TO be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia. public gH
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1888
CLASS u,
70 be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Googa n pubEcs
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1888.
CLASS p
To be drawn in the city OfAugusJ Georgia. in Ulbc
SATURDAY., JANUARY %, 1853.
CLASS 70.
To drawn IN the City Of Auzusta Gs9rza 10 public
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1855
Or THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMB RSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEg
10 BE DRAWN
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Rates Of Advertising
TEs LIKES or LESS 10 Constitute A SQUARE.


AdveFtIseFs exceeding the pace'contract-
ed fOrs will be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
u VIII save as great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
fs7 de, IN writing as, viii bear mind following
rules.
Always give the dste, post ooe county, State
body of yCTt letter.
D. web The paper changed from Office TO another
give both Offices in fuu.
I'd You write on business, and other write on
6eprate suer- OF paper dsTaut leaves Of sheet.
Letters ana comm lnicatious solicited upon all such
acts and subjects may be q Information interest
he public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character, viii
receive attention.
correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
paper.
We cannot Undertake 70 return rejected communication
AIT letters business should be directed G. G
ioEHErr & Co.. and Ma personally either Of the PrOpn
et0rs.
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Are unquestiOnably the best in the market.
No well regulated family can afford to do without a
Grover Baker M4ohne made expressly for family use
We advise all readers to call and examine them at No
Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
There is not an invention of this inventive age which
lonors nerican genius more than Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We are
tisfed from personal examination that the one called
3 Grover Bakers" is oil that itclaims to be, and
good enough to be safely recommended and to meet ali
saeonable requirements IL the work of "a family"-
Independent
"For cur own family use, We became fully satisfied
h ct Grover Blker machine is the best and we accor
dinghy purchased America Agroulurist of Oct g.
Horace Greeley in reeuing to the above notice from the
American Agriculturist writes: "To all Of which the
Tribune says emen-Thlt the writer OF notice OF Sew
log Machines that aely published, prefers Wheele
& Wilson's does not makelthem preferable"
p Willis Esq, editor of the Home Journal in his
issue Of November g. in comparing the machine with
others says The Of this machine in the first place
easier learned. Then the stitch is more elastic aud
much stronger for wooden clothes finishes off itsowp
work. which the other does not The work can be ripped
and reserved and does nop Of ITSELF without its being
intended though every third stitch be cut The same
machine runs silk linen thread and common So Dol cotton
with equal EcIy snda very material advantage is that
sews from ordinary spoos netmakirgt necessary as in
thermaehnes hatthe cotton should first be respooed Its
construction is simpler ard stronger"
The Grover B-ker machines are we believe Superior
to any others "-B JsOn Daily Advertiser
'From the besntormltOn We have been able toobtsin
well as from careful examination of the work done with
different machines, led to give the pre- erence to
Grover Blker's. TIE illness and beauty Of the stitch
made BY these machues unsurpassed and to the LA
bty Of the WORK to rip out Of the es.ion"-Amer
can Baptist
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
he liberty of referring my Of the six thousand families
who have had their machines in daily use
Circulars containing cuts of different styles Of ma
chimes, and uamesof all P1res all parts Of the country
# the highest respectfully Of whom inquiries can be
/ made viii be furnished on request.
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Jsrhcats OF Paeksgs Of 10 Whole Tickets, 10000 $50
10 half -......- 60
10 Quarter ........ 20
10 Eighth ...-... IC

IN OtsDEhLhU -4CEELo W. JIM pr i-a --t'f
Enclose the money 20 our address for C Tickets order
Cd the reoeptOl which they vii be forwarded by FIRST
nGiL Purchasers can have Tickets ending with aly &
IRE they may designate.
The ListOf Drawn Numbers aud Prizes viii be cent 30
purchasers Immediately after TIE drawing.
Purchasers aii please write their signature plain, give
heir Post Office County aud Stale.
~ Remember thai every prizsis drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
- ali prizes Of $1,000 lld under, paid inms11-ly
1tsr the drawiugotherP prizes q the usuG tins u sg
dave.
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For Rent,

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frrf
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dams.
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druval OF pupiI, except Of sickness An extra
charge u SO tor 5man boar1ers during
toa. Eternal observance Of the hul viii be required
all.
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asAaeaa ~ -+Aa ~
SIJNDRIES.
DETER HARMONY NEPHkW8 uid Pale shefF7i lmp8-
A rial Pale sherry Ople's old Porti sandeInan's Por8
E1ryauty PORT; Iranhos Msdorls teu csez hunE1u To-
sa.. dfta Citrat, Hauta Clare Congress
Waf aud 1uua 81 paror Iondon Ciau various hrsnds,
agr3 H0ELlsIE2 q CARTEE,
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A CARD,

THE condition OF tae BoardIug-h which have re-
lucanty occupied for u months past want Of repairs
necessary cOmfOu Iompes 10 decire keeping 1.-The
Boarding Of the Howard Female Institute" any
longer.
Having removed to the Brick House Main Street, re-
Gently occupied by J. II. Turner Bsq better location In
very respect where can comfortably aCcOmmOdOte Dung
ladies'. Would like 10 take some eight OF ten
This of the heIlthesJ situations in GalatncOnVon
lent the Academy, having Wepaved walk all the way
thereto
would also pleased giveMusCa instruction TO any
MARY X A TABB,
Gallatin Tenn, 1853. ian l2-dlI-tTiW2t.
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We areuutorsed announce HlrE NYEEs candidate
for sheriff Of Jackson County a. the ensuing March eec
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Yours, very respectfully,
=. W. ADHESION

r1z= win thank editors, that are in favor of
improvements aud cash payments, to publish this
ana give us some ideas; for there are one or two
screws loose somewhere that ] want 10 find, and
screw up my reputation little.
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st. GSary's Academy,
FOR
YOUNG LADIE :,

UNDER THE CARE OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
AND tbs PATRONAGE OF THE RIGHT REV. p. K
MILES, BISHOP OF NASHVILLE.
CyI o uuers on Of its FEcULIARLT HEALTHY
~ LOcATIoS, superior attractions 70 Young Laales' VINO
wish 10 receive solid and RDUcATION az an Inst
tuition where t the same ne every atJenton will be paid
the HEALTH COMFORT Of The pupils ana the utmost
care taken 90 cultivate those MORAL PsIFCIs
P1k which alone can reader profitable In after
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PFsyul;1EgE Fixtures "a
n9esrles TO Aire

A GOOD FARW bend flT hire at good home in the vi.
n entity Of Edzefeld Also, for hire In the city vicinity
rough Stone Mason ana one Carpenter,
J. L. & X. IS BROWN,
jsns-lOt 454 cherry street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-16
DLANING, JoINTING & MATCHING.
JOEL f. WILLARD


has leased the lower room in Esfey Green's BUILDING
where he carries thr PLANNING BUSINESS In all lis
branches lie also keeps constantly hand large
ment Of Pine and other Lum her that he will manufac-
tnra to nr Ter Also, for sale large lot Of Northern
Pine CtnPbCnrds which he will sell as low good
:, zee can he overrtl.
NJ WILLARD will warrant all his work TO be done In h
thorough manner lie makes ackiug Boxes, Sin .,
Cirtcrns and All other articles usually in such an
ksabshment
Rsttlebog1, June, lSas Ma
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-16
a. MI. AYERS, MI. ID,
lnl EnIln plncInlLM MN oIpnlnM


NO. ELLIOT STREET, BRATTLEBOKO, VT,
Keeps constantly Prepared and for Safe the Joiowfng
MBDIoINBs;
CoMPorND SYRUP or YELLOW DOCK AND Still
- LlNGlA-Ihis Syrup i designed To cleanse the bod
fom all impurities Also, for the Of Cankcr in The
stomach and intestnes Chronic Diarra, Price 50 cts
per bottle.
CuMPUU M SYRUP OF pANDELIoN AND IRIS vRRst
COLDR-Ths IL tn be Alternative in all abnormal
conditions of the Liver Obstinate Constipation, ludlges
ton Lose Of Appetite &C. 1.rTfice 80 cts per bottle.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINiNIENT'-This Lniment posi-
lively cures everything that any Linncn should be
used tor II has cured, aud will cure again, Cancers In
their inc'pcn stages White swelngs, Hip disease, Neu
ralga, Paralysis, Chronic aud nbamaOry rheumatism,
t"rnS, Chlb,ns, burns, Bruises Sprans aud all that
class o. Aches and Ills in which external application Is
generally Indicated. Also for the aud speedy u
scratches thaes, sprans, Fresh Wouuls &C. Horses,
mas no eduL-Prioe 30 cts. per bottle.
ANTl-BlLIOus pILLS-As gentle and efficient purgativc
These pills haze superior. Operating by exciting aud
sustaining the natural action of the Liver and utestines,
thereby throwing Oh NIL morbid and unhealthy matter,
upon the operation " Cathartic generaly-Ose from
10 O-Price 20 cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PfLLS-Tlesr mild laxative, stimulating
the stomach healthy action their operation ia not fol-
lowed by that constipation which uauay attends the
Cathartc remedies They have proved beneficial in the
Colds and Coughs Of every DESCRIPTION AS some Of
the ingredients have especial affinity the Organs
respiration.-Dose JroTn 10 L. Prize 20 cents
PtLMoNARf BALsAM-This preparation is highly useful
in the treatment Of Pulmonary affections and Coughs Of
long stanling.-Price 90 cents. per bottle.
COMpOt Nd SNRJ OF COliFRLY.-This Syrup is to he
used in all cases u Prouse Menstruaton, rlur Albus
Whites and all Female weakness Prict Toe per bOfe.
EEMALL RESTORATIVE COKDIAL-fhis is a safe and
certain remedy for Retention and Suppression Of the Menses
Painful McnStruation &c.Price 81 cents per bottie
Also, Vegetable Nemiuge, Composition Hot Drops, Spice
Bcrs, catarrh snuff kye Water An ispasmodic fnctue,
Compound Tlncture Of slulcap and vnfrian
As, rncures If Lobein Blclrat, Alnndrnke Balmony,
OPIUM, Lupun, an Ncratrum Niride together with gem
era assortment Of Botanic Eclectic rrfneics including
the larg" stock II Medicines lett by the late Dr. CARLEY
which will be sold at reduction the prices
Remember the Place,
No. Elliot Street. BratiIeboto, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-16
4 OTTERIES. THE LOTTERIES OF

" Samuel Swan Co.. chartered y the State Of Geor-
ga and commissioners appointed superintend
their drawings and certify that everything connected with the
same strictly honorable They to the
puoc fair opportunity for investment the interests
ties distance being well protected though they
present The managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact hat all have legal right send
Georgia, the lotteries Of samuel
authorized by the Legislature OF that State lottery will
every saturday throughout the year. received
being filled in the drawing next take place the
hand According 10 the scheme ticket IN every
draw prize. Tickets $40 halves SIS quar-
tiers, $3.50 No tickets unless the money accompanies
the ORDER The drawings upon the principle
her each ticket and simple that fail
derrtand them. There combination Of numbers mys-
u the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 s5OOoO every prize
being drawn, and result Of drawing forwarded all purchas
III list oi the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the amount that each prize entitled TO- will he published
after every drawing in the following papers New orleans
Delta Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
ooTat Atlanta teihgencer, md New-York Weekly Day
Book. Write your address plainly, and direct to
=. SWAN CO., Augustu. Georgia.
Prizes paid in fu-no percentage deducted from prizes "
other loteries
An c'mniupications strictly confidential lyi?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-16
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.

r.. II. EDDY Solicitor of Pa,ent-- QLate Agent
No. 10 state, opposite Kilby street. bottom
4 FIR AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
n twenty years. continues ia the nt,d
States also in Great Britain fraLce other foreign
tes Caveats specifications Assignments and all Papers
or drawings fr Patents executed liberal terms,
despatch Researches made into American and Y reign
~orks to determine the validity or utility of Patents In
vrDtons, and legal and other advice rendered all matters
touching tn same Ccpies OF the claims Of any Patent urn
ished by remttng une Dollar. Assignments recorded a;
Washington
This Agency is only the largest in New England
through its inventors have securing patents
or asceraiung the paenabty Of Inventions, usu
by not immeasuraly superior any which he offered
them elsewhere The testimonials below give proof that
is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PATTI NJ OFFICE than the
subscriber; and as suCcLs is IIL BLsr PROOF OF AID
abundant reason to believe and prove
Office Of the kind the charges services SO
moderate. The immense practice OF subscriber lulIng
twenty years past has enabled him accumulate vast COL
lection Of specifications and official cisns relative
These his extensive library Of legal and me
canical works. and fun of patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able hey Odd que stivn
to Offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington. procure q
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved in
v,ntor3
rEsrINoSIALs
~ regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable an sue
os'ytt practitioners with whom have had official IL t.
course. tiAs MASON" Commissioner Of Pat,m
al have hesitation assuring Inventors that they can
more capable Of putting their applications in firm to
otice. EDMU M BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Roston February S. 1855.
"Mr. Il. II. Eddy has made Yr rlliRTiEN alplica-
tons. all hut of which patents have be granted
that one is pending Such umsakabe proof great
talent and ability his part leads
ventors 10 apply 10 him to patents they may be
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their
and at very reasonable charges JOHN IAGGART"
From Sep, l7.h, 1851 june l7t 1855 the subscriber
in the course Of his large practice made, rejected
applications, sIXTEhN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which
WAS decided in has droT, by the Commissioner Of Patents
ly-2 X. ii. EDDY.
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,sss,ssss.,,sss CANALRAILRoAD. SUMNER

fsSssse5ossSsFs CANAL RAILROAD. SUMNER
..,'-;s,.sis .s ARRANGhMkNT-C'nmenci MONDAY
-AA---D-Anv. 49, 1855 Trains will run daily, (sun-
day tNcepted) - iolhws
LLANE NEW HAVEN AT
10 NJ fright train With Passenger attached for
Northampton, arriving at IL ~ Nj.
Hoo 100 arrival u 500 A VI Express train from
New trk, connecting Westfed with train on Vest IN
alr1d going last and At Northampton with train Conn
River X X Foug North.
4r NJ arrival 81 II % =. NJ train fron New York
connecting Hanvlr with train ou Hartford Providence
and fshk Rara d going West aud westhe with train
on Western X going last and West
LkANL NORTHAMPTON AT
80 A. NJ, conn. citing Wr-tacld With train Western
Ealr sd going est and at Panve with train oi Hart
r Providence and kin Railroad goirs Fast. New
Haven with ga NJ train Tor Nv YORK
lilo u IN Connection with traiuun Conn. River X
Fl n the North Connecting Westfrld With trains On
Western going East AID West and at rain,il- with
East At New Haven Nth 90 A. NJ Express for New
lork.
2lo p VI, freight with passenger car attached fpr
New Haven, connecting at Plain, lie Nth Hartford
Providence and f>hki Railroad soing West
CpLLiNS,lfIE BRANCH TRAIN.
Law Collins, lie at 70 A NJ and 3l5 P Return
ing leave Planvlle IT IL so p " and 8. 10 P NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trims leave New YORK daily Sundays excepted
Franklin and Center streets Is r. NJ and arrive
At Northampton at ll30A NJ. Leave Northampton , 20
2 and arrive IN New York at 2 A. NJ Through without
change 81
raiy Lines u Stages from Northampton Amherst
wnlhm.hureh, Haydei VILE, Florence and Iadley From
Con.yit to New Hartford and Winsed From Cheshire
Waterbury 7. DENNI-, General Agent
New Haven. Asg ll,h, ls5s 81
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g. MERRILL. Superintendent.
E!.,:.srs:77 40 ,.o VERMONT VALLEY Rail =,

Eiiss:sE:i; ssfRnAD On aud after MONDAY OCT I'm,
Skx-fG1s5s, TRAINS will run NJ follrws
Leave Beows Fails for Brattlcinr 10 A. VI. aud IS r.
NJ Returning leave Drateiorp Tor Below fas 10 10 \.
ard rs - VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Pals at
CAS- " A. VI. Brattburp los r. NJ
The two Passenger Trains this route connect South with
the Vermont Massachusetts anil Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield, hartford New Haven and bridgeport drec,
New Nurs TN thr nth With the Rutland Burlngt Sui
Ivan. Vermont Central vermont Canada, Connecticut ard
passumIc River Rail Roads forming r ct cimmuncaupn
with Whitehall Saratoga and schenectady ST. Johnsbury aud
Whit NuunLain- Burlington and Rnus- Point, Dgdenshufgh
and Montreal. VI. sLrAT, Superintendent
VI Valley X. H. Once Oct llth 1855.
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E.::...s:.....ER II u IL m nrh 49, N..Iu,

fG.s..s-.--..... X a tLROAD. TN and after Monday
---1---k- May TO- Trains will rin a. toll vs. to wit;
Leave ftcl.burg hrot, Boston, Mt 30 and II 90 a. VI.
Bellows Fails for Rutland and Burlington. IL so and
6G0PN VI.
Rutland for B,ors Pals 5.45 4. VI. and - 80 r. VI.
" Rutland for lurlin gton at $3.50. Vi, 2:45 = ".
burlington Tor Rutland and Bellows Fails, $: 10 and
10 05 y $50 T. NJ.
Al Burlington Trains connect with Lake Champlsn Steam
and Trains of vermont Central Road Rutland. with
Trains Tor Troy. Albany, and NcwYork, Sirntoga Springs
Schenectady aud the West At Bellows Fails with Trains u
the Cheshire Road fr fchurr Worcester, Lowell and Bos
ton. with VI Valley Road for hrittletro Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Nu1 New-lark. And with sullivan lad
tf Windsor, Whit. River lnctiou aud thc Whit Mountains
- Passengers going West, will ind this the cheqpe., and
most direct route. Tickets and all necessary information
be had At the Bellows Fall, Ticket Ofice
h. A. CnAPIN, Superintendent.
May 10, 1888. 10
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pss=,ssssssss,7 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.


INSTRUMENTATION. CHANGE or TRAINS.
-HA--AI On and after MONDAY, UCT II, 1858,
trains will run as f0llOwss
SOU11L
The MORSisG TRAIN will leave Windsor at 10 CArcnont
at 100 and Charestwn Mt 1862 A. NJ, connecting Bel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, &c.
The MAIL TRAIS will leave Windsor at 1s45 Clarnmont at
o., and Charlesown at 230 r. NJ, connecting Bellows
Fails with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads.
NORTH
The Man TRAIN will leave bellows Falls at u %, Charles
town nj AS, aud Clnrcmpn ut Los y M connecting 1t
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad fr Montpelier, Bur
lnetn, Rouse's Point Montreal, Ogensurg &c, and At
White River Junction with Passumpsc Railroad for Wells
River, Lttlror st Johnshury, Barton, &c.
The EVESIsG TRAM wlleavc bellows Balls at A. Charles
town AZ 05, and Clar 62s =. NJ for Windsor
and Northhell
g. MERRILL. uprrintcndcnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-22
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1855.
a ROY AL LADY

Our lady readers will be interested IN tue
following description of the English Princess
ROYAL, Nictoria's eldest daughter, from the
peo of a correspondent OF an Aberdeen Journ-
al:
with the remembrance, as if it had
been Yesterday, of the boom OF the guns which
ann unced her birth, was scarcely pre-.
pared to fad her full grown woman, taller
by q couple of inches than her mother, and
carrying herself with the ease and grace Of
wcmanh0od. 1t is no stretch of loyalty or
courtesy to call the Princess Royal pretty
She ia perfectly lovely. The regularity Of
her features is perfect. Her eyes are large
and full Of intelligence, imparting to her face
that sort Of merry aspect which indicates
good humor. The nose and mouth are deli
cately and exquisitely formed, the latter CIV
ing an effect Of great sweetness. The Pm
cess is more like her father than her mother.
She is like the Queen in nothing but her
nose. In all other respects she is female
image of her father. should add, as inter
es,ing to your lady readers, that she wears
her hair slightly Of her forehead; not pushed
back in the Eugeuie fashion, but brushed lat
itudinally from the temples. and raised at
the sides above tie ear in bandeaus (really
the ladies must excuse me ii am talking
nonsense, for have not given that hostage
to fashion which would enable me to ereak
er cathedral Well, at any rate, the PrIn-
cess is tair enough to be the heroine OF ial'
~ tale, and the Prince Frederick should con.
slider himself lucky fellow, for he is TO wed
this pretty girl on Tuesday next, January %