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NOTICE

FI'HE Commissioners Of the Gulf and ship Island
Railroad are requested 10 meet AT the city Of Jack
Monday. thc 10Th day 81 January. 1889, for the
purpose 90 taking the necessary steps for the
plete organization II the Gulf and Ship Island Rail
road Company. and such other business may prop
triv come before them.
c. McLAURIN, Chairman.
y arr Sod Al
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FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, &c,

FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, &c.
NE undersigned has in store, and offers to
Il the citizens Of Paulding and vicinity a choice
stock Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting
o. a me articles usually kept in that line, such
bacon' EIoura Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Salt, Vim
egar, Pepper, Spices, &C., &c.
ne mas also opened BAR which will be kept well
orderly customers
he respectfully -solieits the patronage Of the com
mnnity' beng determined to keep good articles and
sell them for small profit
Paulding July a. 1858. az
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WHEELER a WILSON'S

WHEELER d WILSON'S
Sc WING MA ES-
NEW STYLE MACHINE, PRICE $50
Once No. 3I3 Broadway, New-YOrk.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS AWARDED SEPT. ISIS.
III az the California New-Jersey PENNSYLVANIA New
York, Wisconsin. and Illinois State Fairs and NJ the
Fairs Of the Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago Mcchan.
lcs Institute and the i. Louis Mechanical Associa-
ton. A. the Fair Of the Louis Mechanical Assoca-
ton, the Examining Committee composed Of
twenty-five Ladies Of the highest social standing.
who without dissenting voice, awarded for the
Wheeler Wilson Machine. the highest and only pre-
MUM, Silver Pitcher, valued at SIS.
| find your machine invaluable. I have used it
year and it has never been ont Of order The stitch
is very durable and he adapted to fine or coarse
materials. Ii works with the rapidity Of a dozen
hands, saves much time, fatigue and expense. one
Their IN the household of sister, and others by yari
Gus friends. The opinions Of all accord with that
have just eG pressed Mas. Ann CORA RITCHE.
We speak with entire clearness and confidence,
after the use Of one four years more in family
We look upon It a. one Of the henefactors Of the
and one which viii constitute IN the history Of
woman Mas f. OAKEs SMITH.
Mrs. Nnton desires me to express to YOU her en-
tire satisfaction with your Sewing Machine. | may
add that Judging from the frequency Of the rapid tick
Of this machine It promotes both industry and pleas
urc. My purse bears witness that the Sewing Ma
chine among its other excellencics, is household
economy REv, Ia, FRANCS NlNroN.
Your admirable Noodle lIomau is the only seamstrcss
|
IT. nor starve IT, deprive II 81 sleep tire il
nor make it, hands weary. Ii j. worker that is a
match for the most unwearied and avarcious manu-
facturcr. At last | thankful that there H. Ma
chnc-Woman that cannot be oppressed nor Kept in
suffering. REv, Henry WAND BEEcHER
take pleasure in SAYING that the Sewing Machine
purchased Of you by me- has been wholly seryccahle
| REV SAMUEL usGooD D. u.
regard II as the best instrument have seen for
neatncss variety rapidity, and beauty Of perform
ance Its introduction among the families of our
land will be heneiartion and blessing TO mothers
| and daughters.
REV. p. G. Amor, spingler Institute.
Every one should share its benefits
/ 1t is superior TO all others.
commend it emphatcay.
Rev DR, BIDwEl1
There Is but one Sewing Machine and that Is Nvbol.
| or wilson's JUDGE Mnus, Of the Am Institute
The hest double thread machine-Ay J,s \ y
The most practical invention adapted 10 conrnou
use-Con' Mechanics Institute, Baltimore
II VIII work as great a change in the family as rail
ways have in States Hon n y 'R,NKs
The machine has given the highest satisfaction. 1t
i indeed household treasure. Il runs with ease
ana velocity, makes a beautiful stitch and has not
once got out ofrepair.
I. $ ARTHUR, Arthur's Home MAG;
Moo York Nov. d, 1858. ~
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SUNNERvlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
SummeryIIIe. Noyubee County. NIss


SummerIllle, NOXubee County, Miss.
I'VE undersigned j. happy to announce 10 his
friends that he has purchased the property Of tho
above school and now offers to the public his scryi-
co.'s On promoting the cause Of sound Southern female
education.
The buildings for the above School were erected bv
Mr. Low Lloyd wealthy gentleman Of this vicinity,
Tor the purpose of establishing first class Fcnale
School. which lac thought 20 b. inpcrously demand
ed ty tine puhlc. 10 has been intention to engage
pa thus great work a plan similar TINT adopted
by my brother OF the Summeryille Institute school
established 10y himSelffor the education Of BOYS and
! Young men. This determination upon my part was
formally announced inia circular issued upon NV IT,
king charge 81 the Female School u Louisville. Miss
some eighteen months ago. Upon tho first Of March
next. with splendid cdihcc. under nv own control
and direction, with considerable OK pcrcnce in the
profession II my choice, ] shall proceed the pur.
pose II my lie. No ambition is felt to build IN a
School for the "qiJbs' but the terms are such Is
conceived ~ will afford the greatest good 70 the
greatest number.
| TERMS:
Board and Tuition for ten months % OC
Music ON The so NJ
For the Latin Language, % N
] hB-Payment- must he made semi annually in ad
! vance
| Trusting 90 that generous public. that has sustained
and h1ttgrrd linn in the positions heretofore held by
him. the Principal links his destiny with that Of thu
] .-ummeUIlls Female Seminary"
Ter. {. GATHRIGHT
Principal and Proprietor.
| Ghol,1u. Mss. Jan. 30th. 1855. PLY
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n.y. Alta Democratic meeting held at
the African church. in Richmond, Va, ON
Friday week. one hundred delegates were
appointed "a the State Democratic ConVeh-
ton. TO be held at Petersburg on Thursday
next, 10 nominate a candidate for Cover
nor. and the following resolution was
adopted after a severe struggle between
the lsotcheritcs and the anti-Lctcherltes-
the one led by o. Jennings Wise, and Nat.
Tyler. az the Enquirer. and the other by
n. A. Pryor. Of the "South !"
Resolved That John Lotcher Is every
way worthy Of the confidence Of the De
mocracy Of Virginia, aud that IL he be
nominated. the Democrats Of Richmond
will uphold him without reserve or disai-
lection.
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Musical Merchandise OF all L,nd,
of Subsc ribers to the tOe 4 Of the
Gulf and Shin IsInnd RniIrnnh

Gulf ana ship Island Railroad.
1 y accordance with the resolutions u the Board Of
i Commissioners Of the Gulf aud Ship Island Rail
road Company. passed on the eth day Of June 1855.
the subscribers for stock 90 sud road are hereby re-
qucstod % meet m the city u Jackson on Monday
the 10th day oJanuary 1889 for the purpose ofclect-
ing Board oi Directors and otherwise pcrfectng the
organization Of said company
An m~tgllmsut Of ius dollars upon each share oi
hDrol dollars viii De required to bc paid To the
Treasurer % said Board Of Commis-oners before any
subscriber viii be allowed to vote IN any meeting ~
the Stockholders for Directors. any other purpose
and each share SO paid up viii Cntte the holder To
ono yut" either m person OF by proxy.
Zach person having list for subscribers j. earnest
y solicited 70 increase his list a. rapidly a. he can
with reliable subscribers. and have the same ready T.
deliver 10 the above meeting.
C. McLAURIN, Chairman.
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CoUur llouW Bttt.-The citizens of this
county viii sind ia our present impression
"a copy Of Che bin recently passed by the
Legislature. submitting 10 the qualified
voters, the question Of removing the site
Of tho Court House.
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Nrw Uutr,ys Nov. 1a.-rho ss'rs of cotton tbls day
1fc tuoo bilcs u iii ,aii1. Market elusel with 1.
vtncina Tendency. bur ships taken mp CT liverpool
La "A
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Nnol. maze. slo: a.Ive. asi QaaTiel. . % 81:

NhOie IlChete SlOs natscN sSt Ne~htCIc S1 ~
49, CIRCULAR showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will he sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving It,
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates which il the risk;
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half ... "a
10 Quarter ~
10 Eighth - Ia
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATFs
Enclose the money 10 our address for the TSeEeta
ordered. receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers have tickets endng in
any figure they may designate. -
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will ho asnt
to purchasers immediately after the drawing
hS- Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES
plain, and give their Post Office County and State
RS- Remember that every Prize i drawn and nav
able in full without deduction. ~
10 All prizes of $1,000 and under Maid iuoroedi.telv
after the draWing-other prizes at the usual time 81
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address all Orders for Tickets or Certificates 70
). SWAN 4 CO, AuolLsta, GSeor0ia
as Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala. or At
lanta Ga can have their orders filed and save time
by addressing = Swan Co. at either Of those citjes
AS- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
we tooWng papers Augusta (6eo) C6nStitsondlfst,
Neg Orleans Delta, Noodle Register Nashville Gazetts
Atlanta fntetttgcaoer, Nee York Weeky Day Book Su-
odaidh Ddity Naos. hohnORd Dispatch Neae York De
Pgtch Pdudiag (MlSs) CLARION, and Lits Rock (Ark)
True Democrat.
Nov. q, 1855. 74w
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Srtrv AND MEuco.-Thc accounts from
Europe state that Spain is making pre-
perations ioscnd large iloot 10 Mexico 10
demand rcparation Of injuries sustained
by her from that country France and
England. it Is also said will strengthen
their fleets In the Gulf. and that when
Spain gets through with Mexico, England
win have serious demands 10 make upon
her. Our Government will, no doubt,
keep and eye upon these movements, and
see that our helpless neighbor is not un-
Justly imposed upon.
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FiourI FIourll Fourth

IOOO perine. Extra and Choice brands, in store
landing, and 10 arrive.
We dead largely IN all kinds Of FLOUR-from tn
commonest and cheapest 10 the best qualities Of ES
ira hrands-which enables Us to sell al the very low
est figures. and at a small advance.
Rs-Small profits, quick and heavy sales, Is on
motto
We invite the attention of purchasers Of Flour {
our stock and prices
Every barrel Of Flour we sell we warrant as we reT
resent. in quality and sweetness
Flour put up IN X barrel bags, 24l lbs; in do. 1
lbs in y do do. eS It's: and in barrels all neatly Il
belled and in fine shipping order.
our articles are always fresh ground, and mad
from the best grain to be had in the market
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Msssbs. itaEs A. Cort,oV a Co. Tirts
tpg.-rhis very large Wholesale and
retail clothing establishment, At Che chief
commercial town Of our State. is eminently
worthy Of The custom Of merchants. plan
ters, and an who buy ready made cloth
ing We have had Che pleasure Of visiting
their establishment and speak from ohser-
walton In saying that more complete
stock cannot bo found in any of our South
srn ritiea. They have che reputation Zoo,
ofbeinr correct and liberal in their trans
notions. The readef will find their adycr.
tsoment on the first page Of this paper.
e - sa
narTho Carthage Herald mentions that
The Hon. VS. BAagsp,tE. Congressional
Representative from that District, inform
cd his lcllow-citilcns in that place last
summer. that Congress had established a
tri-weckly mail route from that place "a
connect with the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road at shuqualaclS, and says that Il has
not yet gone into operation. aud calls upon
Mr.. BakspAtE to jog tho memory Of the
Post Olico Department.
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Hos. s. A. DouGLAs.-Mr DoUCLAs, a.
we are informed by telegraph, spoke ut
Memphis on the 29th-last Wednesday
and was expected at jackson ON the I'd
Thursday-wherc hc would doubtless adj
dress the people. lie was also expected
at Vieksburg. lie goes to New orleans,
and thence to Washington to take his seat
in the senate. lie will doubtless be re-
ceivcd with every mark of respect, and
listened 70 attcntiyely, wherever he goes
in the South His late desperate fight
with the abolitionists Of Illinois, and the
splendid victory he achieved over them
together with his emphatic denial Of any
purpose to quit the Democratic party, vii
cause him To be judged more leniently by
his Southern fellow-citizens, than many
Of them have been doing for the lasI
twelve months.
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FiaE.-rhc Blacksmith Shop Of Mr.. A.
N. RYAN in this place was destroyed by
Grc on last Monday night Fortunately,
the rain WIS falling in torrents while the
house was burning. or there can be scarce
" doubt that the flames would have been
communicated to other buildings, and
perhaps have destroyed the greater por-
ton Of the business part Of our town. We
suppose il were waste Of words 10 say
anything TO our oitizons about making
Preparations 10 guard against FIRE.
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Miss WaIkinSOn'S
AND DAY SCHOOL

Tlprbir-half session Of FIVE months N afrduce.
The remarkably healthy location 81 this school,
renders ID e very desirable retreat for summer pupils:
t b. only twenty-five miles from the Railroad, aud
connectcd with il by Stage.
T,IgfIiruI Niss, sept. 70. ISIS. 49-tf
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HI0u CouRr DEuuoNs.-Wc sec by a
notice in the Wwaypiu. that the cncr-
retic and talented editor Of the ErvrH
fIwiln has made arrangements 10 obtain
for publication oil The Reports and hccis-
ions of the High Court Of Error, and APP
peals. This will give additional interest
IL his largo and widely circulated Journal,
AMI will make the Np'as a welcome a.
we'll aa useful visitor In every law office in
tbe state TieksiHy S.m. Nae. q.
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THIS lvs,Sr Asytrv-The Joint Com
mittcc Of the two Houses Of the Lcgi-la-
ture on the I.unatic Asylum. made a re-
port recently. which shows that establish
mcnt to have boon very badly managed
and which IL correct, should subject those
appointed to is control. to the scvcrc-t
condemnation. fla sacred duty could De-
imposed upon mon. ono would think that
Of watching over and providing for this
unfortunate class. would De- so considered
especially when those who undertake
the task are pail Tor their services. aud
thus placed under the obligations Of OH.
cial duty in addition 10 those Of common
humanity.
The report conrurcs an the officers az
tachcd to the Institution. with the single
exception Of Nv. }. G. Carpenter, one Of
the Trustees. pr. williamson, the Su-
pcriutcndcnt, is charged with drunken
moss and cruelty, aud the Steward with in
efficiency and neglect Of duty. We sup.
pose the Legislature took care before il.
adjournment 70 correct these abuse and
provide for the management ofthc lnstitu
ton in such a manner a. 10 carry ont th,
humane objects Of it, establishment.
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Benevolent Institution established J speal E,o,pment
far The Rotief of the SICK and Distressed
afflicted iCib ViTuleHt and Epi-
de1Hic DiSeaSes
FNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the a,y-
Il tul destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual
Diseases and the receptions practiced upon the unfor-
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon as Char
table act worthy Of their name, open Rspensary
for the treatment of this class of Diseases in all their
forms and TO give Mdio1l adtioe gratis TO all who ap-
ply 10y letter with description OF their e0ndifn aaa
occupation habits Of life, E~,Sfii,f ;
poverty. to furnish medicines free Of CHARGE II il neal
less 70 add that the Association commands the hipb
est Medical skin Of the age and will furnish The nHSs
approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association. in their Animal
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases n,
the year ending January ls 1858 express the highest
satisfaction with the success which has attended, tbs
abors ofthe Consulting Surgeon in the cure 81 Snr
maiorhea- Seminal Weakness Impotence. Gonor
rhGa elect. syphilis, the vice Of Onanisn or self
abuse &C. ana order continuance Of the same plan
for the ensuing year.
The Directors a review of the past feel assured
that their labors IN this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted especially
TO the young and they have resolved TO devote them
selves with renewed Zeal, to this very important an
much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spernatorrhoea. or Sarnir-
al Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Masturbation an
Self abuse, and other diseases Of the sexual orgsns
10y the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent hy mail lin
sealed enyelOpe) Free Of Charge. on receipt Of i've
stamps for postage Other Reports and Tracts on tho
nature and treatment of sexual diseases diet kc ara
constantly being published for ratutous Distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the new
remedies andmethods oftreatment discovered durinr
the last year, are Of great value.
Address. for Report or treatment Or. GEORGE r
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon Howard Association
No 2South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
by order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTwELI, President,
GEORGE tARcHnD Secretary.
Aug. a. 1858. 4+ly
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TuE NEGROES SrNr Back To AFRICA BY
rus y. s. Sur NAGARA.-The London
Tu,es has letter from 81. Vincent Cape
de Verdcs, stating that the Niagara put in
there on the odd October Itappcars that
81 the q which the Niagara took on board
at Charleston, 81 died before the ship
reached the Cape de Verd Islands. Dr..
l(anney, the agent. describes the condition
% the Negroes az follows
"They are extremely filthy. and much
prefer nudity To- dress. We have adopted
the plan Of having large hose turned on
them twice q week. with strong men at the
engine. They appcarwcll enough satisfied
with the bath, but cannot, even by the
LASH which we arc compelled to employ
/ freely. be made 90 observe any other san
/ itary or decent habit. II requires a good
largo crow Of mon 10 keep the spar deck.
where they are located, clean. When
clothing was put ON them in Charleston, OF
which the negro slaves n the city coutri-
butcd several draw loads, they Immediately
tore it OFT and rolled la the sand and ba.k.
"a IN the sun.
know but few cnses in which they man.
iirst any sympathy for ono another, cX.
cept To- help scratch each others backs
They give NO attention or ~ mpathy what
s0ovcr b. the sick and dying. When one ].
dead the body may lie for hours among
them IN immediate contact, yet unno
tiCed. But as soon a. the soul has iled
they steal the blanket Of tho deceased ano
most uuccremoniously proceed % appro
pirate his bread spoon and bag. During th'
process Of burial they never manifest th,
slightest concern. a more stolid. brutal
izcd. pitiahlo set of beings never bcheld
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AFFLICTED. READ THIS.

ACGUSrA. Ca, March 2S. 1851
PROF DEtiRATH-Dear Sra This is to certify that NV
boy Moses has been afflicted with Rheumatism for
seventeen years and by one application Of Your oil
prof DetIraths Electric Oil was entirely cured and
| chccrfuly recommend it to all similarly affected
Yours respectfully, c. HEuBER
AUGUSTA. GA, March IS. 1857
PEor. DECiRATH-Desr Sir: This is to certify that
have been afflicted with Headache, and Corns on my
feet from which have suffered very much: and by
the application Of DcGrahs Electric oil. have been
cured ofmy Headache and Corns, and therefore re-
commend il to all. p McCUE
Ask Mr. J. Higgnhotham corner Of Kollock and
Broad Streets. il lac not cured Of Rheumatism Of
long standing, by one or two applications Of DcGraths
Electric OIL.
Ask VIM. NJ DAntignac and T. s. MetcalC if they
were not cured Of pains by one or two applications Of
bcGrath Electric Oil
More than fifty Of sixty others were relieved Of all
sorts OF complaints by the free application Of this
oil ms can Ice ateStcd by hundreds who saw it applied
The Professor drank seven bottles IN the presence Of
hundreds, and received no injury from It, It may be
applied externally or internally, without danger
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sUl IMM o.LtV led. second HIND ChOice GUN
%OsOOO Ny BAGS; put up in bundles Of lOl
each a. good a. new. and IL, fine shipping order
For sale low Also deal in GUnny Bags.
Rs-Wc respectfully invite the public Visiting No
bile 20 call on Us: We shall take pleasure in showing
our articles aRl giving our prices.
All orders, by mail aud otherwise promptly attend
ed to. SCIPLE BROTHER.
CITY Mus.
Corner Commerce and Church sts, Mobile. Ala.
Mobile, July IL. 1855. 3Q-ly
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CHINESE PIGS.
From Imported Stock:
A LSO, BERKSHIRE AND SUFF0LKS.
IA For sale by HENRY FENNER
June, 1855, Nk
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Ebert MURRELL,

Ebert MURRELL,
STATE STREET JACKSON, MISS
nRALER
STOVES, CASTINGs, " ~, - ~
Pimps. Lead Copper and Wood Pipes bath runs
britannia Japan and Panlshed Ware
also, every description OF
TIN C0PPER, AND IRON WORK,
mono ON abort notice. and on reasonable terms
FRtIIT CANS ALWAYS ON HAND.
,JacES0n, Nov, q, 1858 ION
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X. A. SMITH,
ANUFACTURER OF
TIN. COPPER SHEET mon H.FRR

Successor 10 James Smthl
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
TINWARE AND STOVES, PUMPS, &C
No. 35 state Street. JACksON Miss
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prnsovAt.-We had the pleasure Of
erecting i'm our sanctum yesterday. the
veteran editor Of the Mighty East Col.
simeon X. Adams. Of the Pluldine tta-
rios The Colonel is in fine health and
looking remarkably wen. lie will re-
main In the city TN Monday, and we ex-
tend 10 him the privileges Of our sanctum
during his sQiourn. r., -, o.
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JUDsON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NE IWENIf-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION will
4 open Monday, October 4th and continue nine
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIEs
TRIUMPHANT
CAPITAL PRIZE S5O,OOO!
TICKETS ONLY $40,

Co. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Io5tsTv i; aS
Of Their Single Number Lotteries for DECEMBER ISss
a Augusta Georgia in public under Me superintep,
Glass - Draws Saturday, Dec. IL, 1858.
Class 40 Draws Saturday, Dec. Is. 1853.
Glass AZ Draws Saturday, Dec. 25' 1898
On the Plan of Single Numbers
$4,000 TICKETS!
Five Thousand Five Hundred and
Ten Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NINE TIC,RE-rr ,
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