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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

WEATHER, CRoPs, &c.--We hailed the de-
pariure OF August with feelings Of deigh. A
hotter, and more disagreeabe month has rot
.been Known, OF one of more fatal, consequence
to the cotton crop--not one little shower "to
stick square"
The farmers complain very much, and think
eight hundred pouads per acre will be Il fall
averge Of the crop in the county.
The corn crop is turning out astonishingly;
the farmers themselves are surprised at The
size aud weight OF the ears This is OF mere
importance 10 our county than any amount of
cotton, as it affords US an opportunity to feed
the Immigrants, Of whom we expect large
numbers, Ut cheap rate, until they can make
q crop.
September was ushereA il with delight.
lul shower, and lhe past few days have been
cool aud pleasant--IV w. CO SonLlerAer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

TgRriuLE SsooTNG ArIAIk Ar BgtnoSr We
learn that Oh NJ inlay last terrible shooting ar.
f,ir camo'oG at Belmont, sixteen miles above
this place, in which abou: fifteen persons took
part Quite number c + sho,s werc frei, but
only ono man was hurt, he having receivcda bali
very serious charge Of rape preferred against ono
Of the parties, hut rs The matter is 10 undergo
an investigation hero next Tuesday, wu will give
no particulars. Consoles HagVirCr
ES.PREslDEwt PlEncE II ntc English pa
pers state that Mr.. Pierce was at ManeilleS on
81 August, and about to visit Switzerland.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

Tvs ATLAxT TELEsRaPH CoNPAyT AND TIE
Balrisu GovERYMEST.-Th The New York Times
Of the 2Sih ulL, says: We understand that
Lord Derby, 10 answer 10 the representations
Of The Directors ofihe Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, has signifed The willingness Of the Brit
ISL Goyernlne1t 20 amend the charter Of the
company, 50 as to place It's oreanizati0u, etc,
upon iaoiing Of absolute equality, as regards
the RFitish mud American Gorernaepis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

The ojical vote Of all the eount!esi in this, tAe
1sth Judicial District, with TIN. exception Of Jack
md Wise ,l,isrf nave not been heard from, give Bel
an aggregate majority of sSa The counties Of Jach
and Wi.e Will pro ably poll about 500 or 400 votes
aud as likely goone way rs the other. We tllini
this vii. not materially alter the ~aiority
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

JgOsE REsGAS, having received urgent solicit
tations trom large numbers Of the people Of
some OF The upper counties 70 address them
during the present recess Of Congress, has con-
scented to SO So He will address HE people Of
Henderson county Al Athens, on Monday The
{l3ih inst, aud al Dlllas on Saturday The 18Th
LAST. Let him have good fern oui, as his
faithful. eliicieut and unriring labors IN Con-
gross deserve IL Our friends ia those coun-
iies may resi- assured that they viii Be weil re-
pzid-{assksstihe and trouble they may be at
z. u -. ls..lE L.. e.
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Correspondence.
p1LL1s, Aug, q, 1858.

DALLAS, Mug, II, zoos,
Hoy. john II. pKAGAS-
Dear Sir -Your friends, and fellow-ctizens OF
Dallas County, warmly appauiing your course as
their Representative IN te last session in Congress
beg TO testify their high appreciation of sse fidelity
with which you have represented their Interests in
The natona eounc Is. aud their appreciation Of your
entire public course
We haze heard with pleasure that it is yout pur-
,ose to visit some Of tho northern counties in short
i,inc and respectfully ask HAT y0a name day
ipon wleh il would suit your convenience to addrcs:
yor ielinw-citzens OK this county OIL the National
issues Of the last Congress, rs well ~ those now be-
fore the Country.
80 Ners ti-lr volr nh hi. gerry Il. &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

- We fad the following prospectus of n new bool;
on Texas, by former county-man, Professor WA.
HgDsoS in the Houston Telegraph and transfer it TO
any colimns We have not heretofore scen IT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

H"f'FI WA HiNf NHN ~ sen NNNlN y Nffff
leading ifom ihs siismenis Tie silirrhrf
u The ifonllef sell,r ore becoming unendufss
bic nor week pisces N'inooi their losing
more o. lees hars und many Nill leave wilh.
out scfnelhlns done loT them. Yellhs Gov.
eminent oiiirer psnlnacioasY pef.isi IL SAYING
lhas The ifonleT - qui,', asd are of tAe epinion
that ne Dsa'qHCte' irK ac' maze desesRi
tsfors fRH y az lH." pODlLA.
lGehsrioa CmliaH
TgAaigAL AfFAiR-There were some miss.
statements in our llem Of las, week concern.
ing ihe horrible Rdtif which occurred eluht
aides Nouh'westoi Sulphur Springs. on the
ssd uliimo Instead Of Mr Crooks son, tbe
had no soul il war himself ihni was Shot,
Nore Of Mr. O. psuy were anne except him.
SET nnd he did moi lire. nor attempted 10 40 So
,ie was shot dawn by Musgrove Ia The act Of
leaving The contested lake az WAFER. On the
evening" prior TO lhr diiieulIy, Musgrove wens
I" tue springs and pufehastd three guns, and
he aud two others weic ia ambush by The like
when the aiifay commenced.
On peculiar hollow by the man Who was
eoniending w'ih Crooks party about the wstsr
they emerged from their hiding plnee. air.
C.s two eomplnions hel, and b. wns walking
hway When Mussrove commanded him 20 s,op
and lay down his gun. He continued on
however, when MnsgIoye again commanded
him TO stop. Mr.. c stopped snd turned round,
apparently TO saw soneiblng, when Mn.crcre
Immediately ired.upon him; Two huckshot en-.
tered his breast md he died almost insanity.
Mr.. RlnHARp u. CHooS was, we are pssnr.
ed one OF the most pearoble cilycus in Hon.
MS county On old resident ndiunch es,eeG,.
ed by nll who knew him. Great indignation
IS being manifested by the people throughout
The county, and strong guard is required to
preven, violent hands being laid upon The man
charged with his murd' Lamar Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

4 RArLnoAD MEETING AyD b,RBEcug came Of at
Bstrop on the 18th inst, in which an Immense con-
course o people Of BastroP and the surrounding
c)uuties participated. 4 correspondent Of the 'Ad-
yurlser' says the barbecue Was gctt6n up in an OK
ccllent manner, and every ching PASSED off quietly,
and to the satisfaction o! the assembled multitude
The object oP the meeting was to take action in
regard 20 the extension of the Washington county
Railroad 10 Austin and was addressed by several gen
tlcmcp, urging on tn? work, but there did not seem
to be unanimty Of sentiment on the subject. and
only < 1000 wa Subscribed to the Washington road,
and not one collar to the Austin Association. The
meeting does aot sceu have resulted IN much good
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

WI spring, Plcken5 co. =. M.
Sept 3, 1851 Is mo- u 5l iI " ..{fe1 1i4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
OIL SPRING HOTEL,

Dallas, Sept. Is. lsbS--1l:tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-16
- ----ssss- 7-4---4i~ - -. -
LOTTHHIUa.

aWAE q cos LOTTERIES.
y AuTao.IlED BIZ THE STATE or GE0kaIA.
$4,000 II Tor $40. r
The follow ing schem will be drawn by =. . a. -
EGO Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, ~
each Vi their aiagls Number Lottsriss ior ApiiI,
Is..3. At AUGUSTA. ia In public, under the super
ntendenes of Commissioners.
GLAah .,
To De drawn in tae city Of Augusta, Ia raOi0'"S
SATURDAY, APRIL I'D, 1858.
GLASS 10. ,,. -.
To be drawn In the city of Augusta, da IA pnDo Vi
SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1865
GLASS II, .,. -.
n n. drawn IN the city of Augusta Ga. Ia public. On
SATURDAY, APRIL nth. 1soS
CLASS H.
20 be drawn In the city of Augusta. Ga III paDnc Oh
SATURDAY, APRIL 2iTH, l&ss:
nv Tf1E Plan 0F SINGLE NU-NBERd
54S5 PRiZh5f
Nearly One Prize 10 Ape:.g lt!g ItaNess'
MAGNIFICENT scHEMhl
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FOR SALE, &C.

E,OR SALE-For the purpose of set
l. ting up the estate, the sf tCK, FlATUREs
and tiOJp WILL Of the old and popular SHOE ES-
ia ENLISTMENT o the late NOSES BRANCH, cor
made TO EDW T. DoDLEi, Executors
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JAMES NJ. CARTER.

LANES NJ. CARTER,
y HOUSE. SIGN AND FUNDAMENTALLY AlNT,EIk'
GLIDER AND GLaXIER, CORN Ek ma ~ ~ !,
LIN AND 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE Ihh
ExCHANGE HOTEL. -, r:I
and the public for the liberal share of patronage
bestowed on him for the last sixteen years ana na
ters himself by strict attention h business 70 letl
a continuance Of their many fayors. He LAS OF
hand stock of fresh materials, and Is TIGtiVs
from the North constantly, Leads zines, mlle aiu
Paints, &C. NC. which he would be pleased to work
mn on HE most favorable terms. having as comp
tnnt yorkmen a. can be found in any other like e5
enlistment Mr Samuel Il Snyder, " no Is so Wei
Known IN this city. will continue 70 assist IN the 3 H
mess, and always be found at tie sh9p VIZ
Transparent Window Shades. richly embeiiished
and lettered, furnished 10 order. .r,,c.,,
ia Az III S11Et LI4fe'
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xT~as CHANGE OF HOUR OF
L.-s.-S - STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND NUhFuLk The Steamer GLEN COVE Capt
HIN DAVIS. will, on and after MONDAY next 18th,
lsavr the wharf. a. Rockets. every Wednesday.
friday and Monday mornings AZ sa'Clcek precisely
tor tbs above ports and n turu each alternate day
except Sunday leaving Norfolk AT the same hour,
AID touch at all the regular landings on the riyer
sging aud returning.
ans KO IIASklNS
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FISHER WINS TON, Druggists,
NH 29-di2m Richmond.
yTIRGINIA WORM KITLER-C6iIdre.

cry for It'll This valuable ana popular prepare
ton IL recommended with the greatest confidence-
ast experience and test Of years having proved it
BE- Of the beat, safest and most reliable Worm
gtroyers in use.
Bsng prepared especially for children it Is sweet
and pleasant 20 the taste and readily taken by them
ana may ee gwen to the youngest infant with percf
safety, as il contains OIL worm seed turueptne q,
other narseous drag.
Prepared only BY f. J. PtCOT, aud fer sale by
Druggists generally. an II
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LREMARLE LAND FOR SALE

n For sale. my Farm of 81 acres, in Albenarle
county adjoining j. o, Massey, sneed and others;
TX mlles from Charlottesville, two and hall tr3
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-thlrd bottom land-sre cleared. enclosed
and highly mpr'.' cd. All necessary out buildings
and we'll of first rate water on the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich;
nond, call at Iay office. corner OF Frankiin gnd
Governor streets g. A. HART.
DC I5-d6m
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DRY GOODS.
4 UcTloN BARGaIN Having re

A UCTI0N BARGAINS Having re
n caivei lately the following DIR Soods ifoh
Various e, los oi ast colored calcos, at 10 cents
Bieached and brown Domestics
lfisn Linens, warranted All Linen - s,ar
superior Black canton Lloih, 80 ets, san ,I
Extra heavy GUNNER silks. bS3aots pet sai"
LARGE variety Of farasois
Black Silks, very cheap .,.... ,,Ya.+
LaveI'a Cloth and Debages at ~ acts per yard
French and scotch 3ingnatas "
French Linens yard width, at shilling
Long and short twisted aiitts
Table Cl1th, Crash, Huckaback towels al
iea1 pair all Aizes Chldrens Fancy Hose anu
French Linen DrilIings l2lscts. cheap at Facts
Earmers' Drills Cotton Pant SUITS. NestIngr,
Aud many other desirable goods, purchased at
great sacrifices. those Ia want u elsap ny Wods
please call at AUGUSTUS MhhLEsHi
apH no u. nalu - Ut
CPKTNG STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ 1855 3-Hy the last steamer from New York, we
have Al addition to our stock Of Ladies Dress
Goods. and also choice assoItiileht q pialh anq
fancy assinleres for Mems anu Boys opfiaR an
pis,a m every departInent We invite cali from
all buyers with full confidence that qualities, ana
styles. and prices will pleas, vop ne 8 THay
an No. rs Broad street
pRElT ADDITIONAL S UP PHI Els
II SPLENDID GOODS.-T. Il. PRICE 4 ~ /,
VI i hin the past few days aud Dy steamer, az the
wharf are making Immense addlIiohs 10 tieif Siio'i
did stock. "a, .t, ,,s,rt
ment was never more varied AID attractive
Mourning foods, always scarce, they nave III eve
nv style that the last importatlons can aHoru.
Their stock OF Embroidcries is iuil a"o com pie1e
whilst il, every description OF hoase- hefplu9 uS ,sS,
for faulili and seryants.they nave ever!
Rich r Flouaced Silk Robes Silk and Lace do
d0 AnuiIla do DO Al SILK 90
do tircnaJ ne do Uttomans shawls ana
do Barge DO sTailf cr,na c1a,vIz
do ChalGy 90 ,2tei'a ,l: ~, -,
Organize and Jac. Robes Black Lace AID SIX no.
Chantely NANTES 1870 s .,o ,,raataat
They are lso just getting in seme OF tne sleatos'
JOBS in tiing6arus, Linens. Towelings. &c, &c,
MIN thew viii close ont at exceedingly low figures
W ili'A' '''"A Ava "O'' T. Il. PRICE 4 Co..
apl2 Wholesale and Rttatl Dealers.
r OOK OUT FOR The hluHr PLACE.
IL At the store No q Main street. you can md the
cheanest handsomest Goods ever offered to the Alo
Yard wide. fast color LAWNS, cts and upward,
Berage De LANES. plain and hg q. iz5a CENTS anu
plain ainH and Striped BERA4Es, all cQlorg
GINGHANS ut l2I. ITS, worth double the money
TawH and Jacouet ROBES, size striped and fioun-
R esa, an mon cS ~ SILKS. at very low price
sill III pSPKS0I,S, from 50 cents and upwards
Twisted SIN MITTS, at &c, worth 30c
Irish LINENS and IOnA
Brown and BleaChed COTTON .,.,,
And A 81 eat many more Goods, aStonlshlnsiy Iow'
Cad SOON ii You want to J jGES I'ip$s$T RAusE
NH 3l-lm& 20 Z. MeLn d..
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BOARDING. 40.
HOTEL

THE VENIhAL HUIEA-~
i RIcuuostD. VIRGINIA.
SITUATED at The corner OF Grace and ah streets 'front.'
M fhe Northwest of the capitol square, ana
near 20 the Washington Monument, Will be ~ readf
uess 60 receive guests on the let January. lsoS
The lpessisy ~ pm o. 1p aa an, unsss
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses. together with its
bealthsjness, because OF the beautifulspronenaaes
afforded BIZ the Public Grounds Immediately In Hont
render 4 nc once attractive.
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
bis responsibility In undertaking to serve the pnbic,
to meet which, he gives assurance of ample supplies
aud the most assduous attention to the wants OF oil
who may favor him with their company.
de 2s-sits FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
y. J. s. would be happy TO receive calls from
members Of the Legislature and others, who might
u,ish foangaga MONS hafore the spenIog day.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re
IN spectfuy inform his friends and the public
generally, that he il prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING. &c. promptly, and
good terms as others. always using the best mate
rails.
To his Old friends. hs would return his sincere
thanks, tor their patronage, some of whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
since, his regular cu'tomers, and he hopes by due
diligence, 10 merit liberal share of public patron
aye fe 22-ts s Y LANDRtIN
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

GAS FOR THE C0UNTRY.-We are
" erecting the works of the Maryland Portable
Carolina and they have given entire satisfaction
They are perfectly simple the Gas is superior our
Landles.
We refer to the following gentlemen, who have
the works now in
James Lyons Miles Turpn A S Lee. Ro Mayo
Mai Edwin Robinson, DIR Jno b Haryie and z st Gieo
Cooke, of powhatan
ANY further information can he had By addressing
STEBBINS q PULLEN,
20 daf
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DRUas. MupICTNrB, Ao.

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
n gRUgALGIA AND HEnv0us HEADAcHT- =
Ths fact has been well known for long while that
MRS DAVIS C0uHH ELISIE Is the best remedy
known for Coughs end Colds; but perhapa 1t IL not
nengrnliy 80 well kneS that 10 hes relieved perr-
Ieutiv several GASES Of Neuralgia and Nervous uea-
aehs Attention Is requested t. the following Cor.
tlacate from Mr. WINSTON. a gentleman we'll known
in this community
aYIcHMosp January IS, ls5s.--Ths 10 to certify
S.nralga most severely for several years have
,ried ysrious remedies, but found relief until,
~ Mrs' DAWs' Cough ELIXIR. which found
Of great benefit to myself Ny daughter. who has
suffered with cough since her infancy has been en-
= now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has beer at any pe.iod of her life believe u TO be
,rast vsuabIe nj edicine well as q very pleasant
on Gin nervous and general debility:
For sale by Mrs A DAVIS, Fisher WINSTON;
sn.a.ft"s II Vale fs9
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TI1HE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
L YoRLp!-PREPARED BY 4 CHEMIST.
g4RTSTf0RNE'S PECTORA Il SYRUP OF
Wild CHERRY
Ia b~ the Thousands who have used IL 10 be
he hast preparation in use forCoUGlIs from cold
az a C0NsUMpFl We COUGH, ASTHMA, BhON-
TIJTfS CATARRH or any Lung Affection. 1t is
Also great iemsdy for Hoarseness and siiays all In
falsfnafion of the Lungs or Throat
g. Bottles Is, 20 cents. and 81
gists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
A. B-If You suffer with pain, use HARTsHoRSE's
CURR ALL the great Pain Annihilator
IN ii
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= II CHALKLEY, DEALER IN

I,TpnkTek up FRENCH CALF SKINS. i3,h IT.,
between Main ami Gary. Rieh,aoa q vi Ja Kinds 81
IaasItar han and HemIoek sole Leather; hlssels
and Wax upper Lsathst French German ,n,, aaa
American Gait and Kip skin.; French a au and
XII nsins: Eoans. ali c5loro Goat aud sheep bind
ing skins Shoe Thread Boot and shoe T rsf With
fl assortment Of Findings Of every descE!pton y,
ihe bast quality, All OF WHICH are peihs S"'N
al reduced prices for cash OF good paper
Ia ID scMSm
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

-Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price of DR.. Sermaa's great radical rupture
Truss has been reduced from Sia 10 only &S placing
It Ia the power Of oil 20 obtain OF these invaluable
frusses, and be perfectly cured This Truss cor,
Teniently be sent b. mail OF express to any portion
CT the State.
send measure Of your hips pelvis~sayins
whether you desire weak or strong spring die
tinctly writing your name and place Of resiieace-
Tho pad OF this Truss works the bali and socket
system giving IT great latitude Of motion 10 a. b.
apply its pressure at any given point and then Axna
it there ut your pleasure By small lever attached
Ii Is worn with psrfeet comfort The Truss is a nes,
instrument, being perfectly simple and pot at all liza
BILE TO get out Of order be broken Ii has cured
great number ofpeI In this city and throu
the state aud We will most cheerfuliy refer 10 gen
tlemen who are well known for their veFaeity and
respacabity who have themselves been thorou ghls
cured OF this dangerous disease and tha too Id eases
OF long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce II the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must Invariably b. sens
In advance.
Persons not knowing rs can send their money 70
any merchant OF friend In the city, or will give
any reference to atty and premptneas
The Truss or any information concerning lt can be
had Of G.. %. JACKSON.
No N Main street. Richmond
NJ y. Fersons oxaing valuable slasea who are rup-
tured, should by all means obtain one. for they wifi
neI only surs but are 50 durable that they arc the
All kinds Of rrasses kep. and sold on reasonable
tcfms de l3~-iy
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THE SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK r.

- ceiyAs deposits on which interest Is paid at the
rate OF per cent per annuni, Ii remaining on de-
post six months, and 5per cent fer shorter neriods
OFFICERS. joel b. Watkins (ef Price Walkns) Pre-
tary.
BIRseTeRs: Ro. a Paiue. (of Kent Paine& co ]
Geo. Herring 2 i Moore. Il. @. Hose, John
hegnanlt, 7 b. Price, w. 4. Jenkins, WIN. Ira
Smith.
a flee at p B. Prices Book Store, opposite Ameri-
can Hotel. ap ff--tm
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@5On REWARD will be paid Al the

WIos1 Bank OF Baltimore Tor the rsfurn OF six
q ltss of said Observation-Disclosures tl,n0 EACH
street. JE n ORA BE
BALTIMORE, March 1, 1858. nah 5-ts
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a AS prizes. amounting 70 -. an s -
Whole Tickets SlD. Halves %; t4na! !srs % 30
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from TO 5Q,0S, Corresponding .d.n
.h1.e Numbers on the Tickets printed on sspaIats
aims OF paper are encrcled with Small TN sueoS ana
placed in one Wheel. - II .,r,ro5
are nIaCed in another Wheel
TIE wheels are then reyolVed. and o nuIncsr Is
drawn from the wheel of nun oers, and at she b;le
EIne q Prize is drawn from the other "heel. In9
Number and Prize drawn out are opened ana e1I!eis
Ell 10 the audience, and registered Dy the CoIipis
s;oners the Prize being placed against Inc hqiuDef
Drawn This operation is repeated until all hhe Afes
are drawn out , -, a.3. -,
INSTRUMENTATION pRizEs-The two preceding anu
tina two SUCCEEDING numbers to those drawing the
drsk Prizes will be entitled to the q ApproXiGla-
l,on Prizes For example: II Ticket No II ~ draws
tE $40 g0 Prize those Tickets numbered III 2f3 i9
~ osI H. 252 will each be entitled to St0 Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize those Tickets nual-
hered 53 549 SOL $50 will each be entitled to 1900;
ana so on according to the above scheme.
The go prizes of $50 viii he determined by the
In figure Of tie number that draws the $4,000 prize.
For example: II the number drawing the SI0,oO
prize ends with No then all the Tickets, where the
su mber ends III l. will be entitled to S Ii the num-
ttr ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 9, will be entitled to so aud 60 Oh
too go -,
yates which is the risk:
Certificate ofa package Of 10 whole Tickets, s3G
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So Bottles %, 30 cents, ard 81.
10 he had of PURCELL, LADD & CO. and all
Druggists in Richmond. Norfolk ami Petersburg

Q6nD HD.--JEFFRIES' AN
pcOo TID0TE SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
of Gonorrhea. elect, Structures and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction OF Diet drink. exposure change in ap
plicaton TO business. The proprietor challenges
single of recent GonorriIHea which the mixture
viii not cure under forfeiture OF $Asj Further
the disease cannot be contracted ii dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that 1t will radl
cally cure any which can be produced. This
desirable result ia obtained In from two 10 ten days
and as it neither creates nausea ufsuds the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits, sound steep or heal
thy digestion, tho nuisance u thus removed As
speedily ia consistent with the production of
thorough aud permanent cure Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and injurious effect, either
constituti0nally or locally, can DO caused by It's
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New Yotk, c
Il Ring, No ~, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR 0ALLENDER, corner Of 81 aud Walnut ats,
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold By FISHER 4 WINSTON,
ia 2--1Iv Richmond Va.