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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
CHAPTER SECOND.

The cold, grey MORNINGS, "i'"'J "r"'''
n poor, mean attic, b~clraying the pow
crty of the sick Don 1t Was cnSy to
see that woman's hand had not been
there. The very air seemed lmprcE
mated with despair. The one small
table was crowded with books, scarce
aiFording room for the solitary CANDLE
which had died away III It's socket, ~
last flame lighting the weary task Of
the toiIing student. His face wa,
haggard--his heavy curIs, now mat
ted, Iustrclcss from disease, were push
ed from his broad broW-L1" sonk"n
tcmplcs--thc hectic checks, tue Ghasi-
" waxcn car and the icycrrd, parcA"d
lips,--thc thin hands trembling with
w-cnkncss--h,o Lio'i shot eyes, oII'nI-
ed by illness and work--What n wreck
il was! The mind hghti"o "ith til"
body now yicldin" 10 an 'mpc'''''S
l,woc uatr-,no now bearing up against
Amg and compelling its shell TO
It its bidding, scycring alone the cnrlh
and It's necessities.
A low, uncertain tap, fell unhccdcd
on the ear as the carly dawn re-.
turned 10 his chamber. TEc nnOCk
vas repeatedly pauSc-a choking,
stiilcd sob, the door was gently open
cd, Florence, rushed in, fell on her
knees before him, and Selling his
hand covered it with tears and kisses,
Miss Vermont he exclaimed.
"Not that, not that, dear, dear Wal
ter" she cried, "whal have | done; am
mot still your Florence! Tell me am
] forsakeni lorgottcn!"
'.Forsakcn! You, Florcnco,'
"Ycs, Walter"
"And on your knees here, am J
dreaming! for mcrcy'S sake, rise"
"Nevcr until you answer nay qncs-
ton. Do you love me still"
'Lovc you, Florence, love You Oh
God, could | love you less, | might be-
happy"
0' '0'7 '''n9''' W."
"'' ,"'" WY unhappy
r'o'''o'' 'ooN "'''"' you, "'o ''''
~, r''
' "'"''"' WV" "o'"
WY '"'' NV W
~ wa" "'a"' wa" Jo''' ~
''"s ''' 'Fo" YOU
r~'''c'c'' my o"" '~'or'"''' ines"
loving words are u'sScF' 'on'c' -FOUR
MY 'a'ncr Go'" IS MS own O't
give you my heart Walter you are
Ill w. give me right to nurse you, :
let me call you husband /
MY love- my " Florence, you h
know not what you ASK d
u do, waiter, | am no scli-willcd b
girl, como here IN II moment Of ro 4
mantle passion. am a woman, true, 4
fond and loving woman. Speak, Wal t
'cr, dear Waller speak, am ] no lon |
ger loved!"
Her head had been lowered TIL now
.oman's natural shame commended a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
Address Of Wallace EstiIl to the FRANK
lin County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society, delivered on
the 9Th OF October, lSb8.

feel senSibly impressed with the Iact u
my inability 10 co full justice to q subject
so broad and comprehensive as the AIgfl,'
cultural and Mechanical interests, when
we are cndeayoiing 10 advance by our as
ISOLATION. INST, however, claim your
kind indulgence for a short time whIIe |
endeayor TO adSaLce a few thoughts upon
this interesting subject.
Every civilized nation Of which we
have any account, has had It's annIycrSa'
ries and times # fcasling anG rejoicing
The Grecians and Romans held, at STA
ted times, festivals Of the most magnlh'
cent character, in honor of Ceres, the
Goddess of hlsbandry. Even the poor
untulored savage, who only sees Goa IN
the storm. hashis annual jubilee, in MS
Green Corn dance; When in the Iu'''
ness Of his heart, seeing that ms wants
are supplied y an unknown ho"d' m'
receives the bhck drink from his modi'
cine man, andbelieycs he is purgcd from
his errors Of he past year; his Old fire
is all %extjnguihel aud new fire stricken
/ n'-4.. It4 I.h.In- ana
lfoil '"o S'c'1 quiz N1"'' "' ~ ror,o,
a~''hioS,','' " ! az 49, wnuIJ
zen, ana ne pcE''S MS '''' 49, H., Mi
to God that al our annual lars the Iln',
an code Of caics might be adopted; and
mere !" at 'Gf' NV s'o" 70 n;,I,
"Hoo'd "ot /" ","'' ,nI I,. ,,J cL,isI.
an" ''J''II'"f ,"n 80 ro;oice
'lah PGoP'' Y "''' ''i!NII. 3;Ia.I
r'a' a., I"' ,"' a,I toI; ions ,igh,s
Ior' an" '""' l"' .t''' NV '.'a, E3nn.
are P'o.e, '''EJ ~, III, ]annnaI ronoJ
eFl'"'e"' ''"4"V
SHINES uPo"
GcntIeme4 IT IS perhaps Almost "''oc r
less Tor me @iadVett 10 Tue ''' Po''"''' y,
the interest lou represent o." '"0 present
occasion. rs 100 o"''ou' W ''''' ""'
comment would nor Po'n'P' nc ~
trayaHanl lof"y mat "''c'''l"'' Vt ~,
citizens OF pr cou"'y arc c"t'S'' =
Agriculture fi the M'cna,'c "''S' "''t
that that th4c iouf'n" o. ''o "'1''" ~
me county III ''''' "'"'''
licy IN iIe T'hc P'"Po'''p"' ~ ,L3
OF laHa'on' SuS,"'" '"' r ,";
Government Inc mi o''""'' H5Ir
c%uIluFa! an "cco"1'co' P"'a".'S .LorIJ
great I%nle1slS OF '"c cJu",! "hIor
therefore cH"'""o ou' o,Jan, nnon
atIon' Cq'"Io'eo onJ w;,hou,
mem lor ''T',} oN!'n', l., o,h,awn
'hoLn Ia" '' "2a,r ,L"a roo,Iomcn
10 '"' 'ob,, "'.i"2i ,', 9nrosent ore
'r'' 'n' .nUCS'S 70, hn rrnsnor.
" SuGn v'' ,",p'''r i, hnhodycs
NY o. ou' I'"n'va ot"s, n1 oJyoncc
u.s. d" oIru"''' 'n%,L%a nnma,
WEN Wy ",',,' ','" e. nns"rnasaoJ heon
we nave ntou"'y 81 '"o"' P" Wv.
y an" "c,''' p'o" W "5'.,II,' -.
'"''S' ana V'o5" NV "".o'"''! |' w."
90, u ,hinIi, snsrro,ihIr Of being made,
no ;nJnrio~| 1monoormeo eouaIly as pro.
~ iuo William to his oui induce.
,na,s,o l,or ,nJ imnroyn ,be nroducts
" "I'"', a,,n', ore ateniIy enLonrrJ hv the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
Lost.

On Wednesday evening last, in wiucbes
ter, a lady's breas,-pin (gold s,one.) The find.
or will greatly oblige the owner by leaving
ii at the Journal Office. Oct IA. .,
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ooet as'uncertain, coy and hard to please, :
vet he was compelled to acknowledge
when pain and anguish ring the brow,
A ministering angel thou!" '
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14

o. Hubbard requests all indebted
TO him TO come aud settle AS he will
positively leave in a few days,
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WINCHESTER:
News Items,

FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14

COLYAR d rRIZZELL,
ATTORNEYS e. C~0UNSELORS AT LAW
wIscHEsTIR, TEEN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14

We regret that "a beautiful sketch
Of "That Ride upon a Rail" BY "Th"
Pupils Of Mary Sharp College" could
not appcart this week in the Journal
We found it impossible to insert it
without bcIating the Journal toomoch;
next week it shall appear.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14

We would ike to publish all mar
riagcs and deaths in our county, but
cannot find time to run about to get
the names. If their friends do not
think enough aboutth affairs to bring
them in for publication, they will not
be made.
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We are now having frost sufficient
to Kill vegetation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-25

4 LEXANDRIA BOARDING SCHOOL,
~ The thirty.fitth session of thus School
formerly conducted by Benjamin Halloweil
will commence on the first of October, and con-
tnue until the fifteenth of July following, under
the management OF the undersigned, in connec
ton with Mpssrs J. g. CLARK, and DELLA
WARE and KOSCIUSKO KEMPER.
The School is designed TO be preparatory to
the University of Virginia, where all the teach
ers were educated. The Course OF Instruction
will embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian
guages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry The School is furnished with a
fine collection of Philosophical Apparatus, a
large Telescope, Engineering Instruments, MIN
erals &c.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition in everything
except Modern Languages, $3.50 per session
payable semi annually, in advance.
Modern Languages each, $40; Fuel and "as
SO. Address VIM s. KEMPER, Alex a, Va.
DAY.SCHoLARs-A Limited number OF Day
Scholars will be received, at $50; Modern Lar
guages EXTRA, as above. Apply at the lEstitu
ton
RErEREyCEs.-Col R. S. Ashby, F. L. Smith
BENJAMIN HalloweIi, K. NJ. Smith, and h. Clay
Ward. aug 7-d!w"eod
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL This In
~ stitution is a select Boarding school LOT
Young men and youth in the city OF aie3anoIia'
Va, The number of students continues as III
former years. to be limited 10 as many only as
can receive the minuie attention OF the Prlncl'
pal il being his desire to combine, as lar as prac-
ticahle. the social and moral advantages OF
family, with the classification and discipline OF
school.
The Principal brings to his assistance, in the
pursuit of his profession, the experience Of
more than twenty years, during which time ne
has been engaged in the instruction oil young
persons from almost every section OF the Union,
and upon the result of his efforts with whom, he
is willing to base his claim for continued patron
age.
It is the practice OF the Principal to devote
TO the government and instruction of the STU
dents as mach personal attention as is consist
ent with his other duties; yet he spares no pains
in the selection OF those whom he calls TO assist
him in the school, they being gentlemen Of libe'
raj education and OF known fitness for their pro-
fesslon. ~
Students may prepare themselves at this
School fer entering any class in College, or for
the active business OF life Especial attention
is given TO the study of Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, and the Mathematics, as well as TO
Bookkeeping and the ordinary English branches
Mneralogy, Geology, and the application OF
Chemistry TO the arts are taught by the aid OF
Systematically arranged Cabinets, and are made
pat Of the regular course on Civil Engineer
ing. Within the past few years very large ad-
ditions have been made to the Cabinet OF Ma
| tural History, making it, in the department OF
Mineralogy particularly, compare iavorably with
other private collections in the Southern States.
A number OF important improvements, both
at the School and dwelling, have recently been
made, such as the erection OF all Astronom cal
Observatory, the enlargement OF the Laborato
ry. addition of recitation rooms. new heating
and ventiatirg apparatus, &c, all Of which are
found to contribute to the physical, intellectual!
and moral well being OF the students.
The next session will commence on the goth
proximo. Circulars may be obtained on appll'
cation to CALEB ). HALLo" ELL.
Smo7-2aw3w
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money 70 our address for the
Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which they Will
be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can nave Tickets ending IN any
figure they may designate.
Tne list OF dawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchasers immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County
and State.
IL Remember that every prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
u All prizes of 81 coo and under, paid i'm,
mediately after the drawing-other prizes at the
usual time ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta. Ga.
n Persons res iding near Montgomery, Ala,
or Atlanta Ga can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S. SWAN Il CO., at
either of those cities.
I. A list of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel. with the amount OF the prize
that each one is entitled to. will Re published
aiter every drawing, in the following papers
Augusta, (Georgia,) Corstitutionaist, New
Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntellgen'
GER New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York DIS
patch, Paulding (Miss) Clarion, and Little Rock
(Ark True Democrat. y27-dtd
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERlES--R
wi FRANCE & CO, Managers OF the Ma

wi FRANCE & CO., Managers OF the Ma
ryiand State Lotteries, present the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST. 1898
They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware
of ordering Tickets'in Lotteries. where extra
ordinary large Capitals are offered for small
cost OF Tickets-all such are swindles.
The Maryland Lotteries have been in exIs
tence for forty years. They are drawn by
State Officer, and can be relied on. If you
draw Prize, you will get you: money. The
whole country is flooded with Bogus Lottery
concerns BE- ware OF them.
IL Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
HAVANA PLAN.
THIS IS THE OLD MODE OF rRAwISG.
Prizes in one mheeI and Tickets an another.
EVERY PRIZE is DRAWN OUT.
Prizes paid in full, without any deduction.
STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA
Sl CLASS 9. 10 be- drawn IN Baltimore, Nd,
Saturday, .9ugust 2Sth, 1888.
20. i65 PRIZES! 10000 NUMBERS!
We would call particular attention to the
following splendid scheme, package OF 10
whole tickets costing only SsO-and every
other ticket being warranted 10 draw $40 de.
termined bv the number drawing the Capital
Prize, whether odd or even.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 95, 1898
HUNTING IN VIRGINIA.
From the Charlottesville Advocate.

From the CQ8flOtt6oSiiO 1Ao'oSotS'
Mr.. Editor:-I do not know that you are
given to the noble sports Of the chase, but as
many of the old hunters of Albemarle will
lend q listening ear to the tales Of the hun-
ters' camp. furnish you basty sketch Of
weeks pleasure some Of your eountymen en-
ioyed in the mountains OF w estern Virginia.
Our party, consisting of six gentlemen from
Albemarle and one from Philadelphia, each
we'll mounted and fully equipped for the
hunt, with two wagons loaded with the pro-
visions and camp utensils, and q fue pack OF
twenty-five good stag hounds, were on the
road by IL o'clock Of the 9th inst, bound for
NO particular destination, but with light
hearts and quick pulse. we're seeking some
good hunting ground 10 Western Virginia
A nerrier. happier bunting party than ours
never crossed Buffalo Gap. Upon oonsulta-
tiou, We pitched our tents on the Big Survey
Mountain, near the Lebanon White Sulphur
Springs, and within short distance OF the
Harrison burg and Warm Springs aud Park
ersbarg Turopikes. Our arrival was hearth
ly welcomed by the neighbors. especially so
BY Mr.. Rex Rood, upon whose land we were
encamped.
A days observation made us acquainted
with the advantages aud great beauty OF our
locality. Near by. in the lovely, hospitabie
valley of the Calf Pasture, was located bold
strong sulphur spring. All around were
free-stone springs, whose waters were suited
to our Eastern tastes. As far as the eye
could reach towards the West were seen the
towering heights of the Peudleton and Warm
Spriugs Mountain. One could imagine that
it VAS of Just such lovely valley as this that
Sir Walter thought when he wrote the Lady
of the Lake. The people we're hospitable To
. fault. At evenings witching hour our
camp vas snli7sued BY the smiling faces OF
the fair daughters Of the valley, who, with
their escorts, joined us at our festive board.
The hunting was excellent. Our range
extended over the Big Survey, including the
North, C8Al Pit Knobs, Little Hunkey. and
Shenandoah Mountains. Our dogs we're not
molested by the settlers. The deer stands
were we'll known, accessible, and, what is
better, we're generally sure of deer during
the chase. A week thus pleasantly spent,
and our trophi were six antlsred denizers
of the forest week from the tine we lett
home we had made our trip and our hunt,
both enjoyed With keen relish and surren-
dered with regret by all. MIR. Rex Rood
promised to put up at the Sulphur Spring,
some cabins for the use Of bunting parties,
which we hope to occupy and enjoy in our
next fall hunt. In conclusion, l would I'D
wise some of our many bunting parties 20
make their coming camp season in this local.
ity. They will 6od every thing pleasan. and
game abundant. HuNIEk.
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ADDISON ON TIE TELEGRAPH.

In the 24lst number OF the Spectator is a
playful suggestion, by Addison, 10 regard
to absent lovors, which, although written
esrly in the eighteenth century, has found Its
realization in the middle Of the nineteenth.-,
After quoting letter from Astoria, complain
ing Of the regret she felt at the absence OF
her husband, and suggesting various rene
dies for her relief, among which was one OF
having an hour set apart for mutual remem-
branee 10 prayer, he aide the followiug:
Estrada, il one of bis Prolusions, gives an
account of a chimerical correspondence be-
tween two friends, by the help IF certain
losdstooe, which had such virtue in 1t that Ii
it touched two several needles, when one Of
the needles go touched began to move, the
other, though at never 80 great distance,
moved at the same time and Ill the same
manner. He tells US that the two friends, be-
ing each of them possessed Of one Of these
needles, made kind Of dial-plste, inscribing
it With the four and twenty letters, 10 the same
manner as the hours Of the day are marked
upon the ordinary dial-plate. They then fixed
one of the needles on each Of these IN such
manner that they could move round without
impediment. 90 as to touch any one OF the
four-and.twepty letters. Upon their separa-
ting one from another, into distant countries,
they agreed to withdraw themselves punctu-
ally into their closets at certain hour of the
day, and to converse with one another by
means of this, their invention. By this means
they talked together across a whole continent,
and conveyed their thoughts to one another in
40 instant, over cities or mountains, seas or
deserts"
This strange vagary of au ancient writer.
quoted by Addison for the amusement OF bis
readers, has wonderfully become fixed truth
in the progress Of modern science. How lit.
tie did Addison dream that what he was then
suggesting in vein Of play fol humor, should
tar the minds Of wise men to accomplish, un-
til the whole invention should be perfected
by which two continents are DOW bound to-
getber, and thought is made to pass between
With the rapidly almost OF its own motions.
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COUTHERN PROTECTION IN>rR,yry
y COMPANY, XANDRIA. Va
CAPITAL OVER S2j0,OOO.
AND CONsTANTLY INCKEA.INL

y Ia T.
The charter OF this Company offer, more T.
vorable advantages TO the farmer and o,,.,.
than any other company chartered m lie ~.
by in"Tring with or without a premium nor
Il the applicant prefer, he can pay tqeM. aao,r,
OF the premium in cash, or by ehecr.ry = 20.
insurance for two years, he insured save, an.
eighth OF the amount he would o'urrN.,4 has.
TO pay: or by becoming member. ant giving,
small premium note. the insured save, ,.1,y
one halfot the amount charged by>,ors Comm.
MES, when lnsurng lrcm year 10 year I..,.
the advantage resulting from The comJIuarIarai
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPE
This company commenced issuing poic.-,
against loss or damage by nre, on the .r,a o..
March, 1884, since which time over i've ,sog
sand seven hundred persons have insured ar4.,.
come members OF the Company anI over 'a.-g
thousand dollars have been paid tor loses
Having trebied our business during he ~
year, we feel grateful for the liberia. paIo.as.
bestowed upon the Company thus Tar, aud ol.s
tlatterlng prospects OF future useiU,L.ss lie
Directors hope and believe that by praiel...
caution and rigid system OF economy, H.,
will establish for this Company a rrpl,al,,
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed By Az
Company in the U. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses MAYBE
determined by three disnterested arbitrator. o.
the County where such loss happened, 10 be MI.
tually chosen by the insured and the COMPANY
ct
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T INVITE CITIZENS and strangers 10 ca

T INVITE CITIZENS and strangers 10 call
at my mandatory, No. l4l, KING street,
between Washington and ST. Asapa streets, anu
examine my large and handsome assortment OF
SADDIERY GOODS, as do not intend 10 be
surpassed in my line Of business by any other
city. have on hand, and am daily manufac-
turing as fine and superior an assortment, as
can be found in any Of the Northern cities.
NV stock comprises as great variety as can
be found in any other house, consisting of HAIR
NESS, Of all kinds, from the fine quill work
down to the drsy, cart and pillow Harness
TRUNKS, Of every kind. fine SOLE LEAl H.
Err, Steel Spring Iron frame Ladies TRUNKS
AND BONNET BOXES, and all other kinds
down to the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES, BRIDES, MARTlNG Al Els, WHIPS,
&C., as fine as the finest; Buffalo and fancy
ROBES, DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE Gov
Frs, CARPET BAGS, VALlCES, &c, &c, OF
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here.
tofore extended, solicit a continuance of the
give satisfaction. All GOODS warranted to be
- represented. VIM. +. PADGEll.
oct3l-tf
rABiNET, CHAIR rANp SOFA MANU-.
~ FACTORY, No. 100, King street, .4!eram-
dyia, Va-Havlns lately Atted up one OF the
hsndsomest and most spacious ware-rooms Ia
the city, for the FURNITURE BUSINESS, | ~
spectfully invite public attention tc my large
stock of FURNITURE, which | am constantly IN
creasing. Persons visiting our city will find It to
their advantage to give me call as the range OF
nv GOODS in respect to quality and price, is
such ~ to cover the wants and views of all
My stock comprises Mahogany Sofas, Rocking,
Cane and Wood seat Sitting Chairs, Side
boards, Dressing Bureaus, (marble top and plain)
marble top and plain Wash Stands, marble top
Sofa, Card, Book and fancy Tables, Cottage Set
Bedsteads, of all patterns; such as high, Field
ing, French, low-post, and Trundie Bedsteads'
several patterns of Cottage Bedsteads, Hat
racks, Wardrobes, looking Glasses, and alarge
number of other articles embraced in business.
E Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c,
octaGtf JAMES H. DEvAUGHN.
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SWAN d, cos. LOTTERIES
UMPHANTii
SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS
USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION

USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
CWAN & cos Lotteries are legal and au.
y thorized by the State Of Georgia! The
late attempt to injure our firm has shown that
our Lotteries are drawn fairly! That our Prizes
are paid punctually- and that our schemes are
more liberal than any other Lottery in the
world!
The following Scheme will be drawn by S
SWAN Il CO., Managers of the SPARTA ACAD
EMr LOTTERY, in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries tor August, SIS, at AUGUSTA, Georgia
in public, under the superintendent OF Commits
sioners
Glass 80, draws on Saturday, August rs, 1858
On THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$1,000 TICKETS.
51s5 Prises!-Nrarlyon Prize TO every Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
To pr np.wN rICu shTrpDAy
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PRING STYLES FOR lS5S.-FiRST
CALL On NCHOOLHERR & BRO LOS

CPRING STYLES FOR ls5S.-FiRST
= CALL On SCHOOLHERR g. BRO, los
King STREET - PANE PriceS for this nar and mast
de,vaJh STOCK OF CLOTHING, which are
now opening by this "elI-hnown firm. They
take pleasure TO inform the public that they
made large purchases all through the panic in
American GOODS as well as in imported
CLOTH and CASHMERE, to which they coll
particular attention. Their Stock contains a
larger assortment than usual, all made up in
costume st lie, ard hougnt unusually low. As
tu"y have made prompt payment, and some
cash at command they have had opportunities
offered of which very iew in this country,
In their branch OF business can boast. You
will do well TO give them call, and after salts
tying yourselves, 10 inform your neighbors OF
the TACT Their intention 10 satisfy and please
their customers. No effort will be spared
through them Remenb Der well
SCHoOLHERR 4 BRO, lOS Kingst,
Third door below the Marshall House
mn Z2-'t