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RJ- IF You ARE SICK, the probability

Ia that the root Of your suffering is in the stomach
From weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia. Ague.
Lauguor. van .es, aud iegien Of other tormenting
disc eses. Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore Geat oys he SIR hgth and vigor OF The
tire system. To restore the tone of the stomach
and enable it TO throw off and dismiss forever ali
these trcubleso ne and dangerous complaints, no.
thing is Necessary but potseverlng use OF Dr. J
HOSEkITkk's GELbBRATEO STOMACH BIT
TEkS. A trial Of their power cannot TAIL 10 prove
that there ia failure III their sanatye effects -
We cheertully recommend them to the public.
knowing we do, their many exceltsnt Qualities
For saIe by druggists and dealers generally. every
yhere, tim
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BoUxD Own Daniel Caten, charged
With assaalting James Walters, was before the
Mayor yesterday and held to bail FOR his good be-
aasior. Jim declared that Dan had used hin badly
p.eyed on tho same job, he soughs protection Of
the eeart.
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VIcs PHssIpssr. lin the list Of Woe
Presidents Of tho Virginia Central Agvicuisural
Society, the name Of james Scott was eFroaeoHsly
psbiished. Il should have peea Jas. GALr, cfriu-
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EOR SALE.-A very likely young wo-
l. man. shout 20 years old, with enc child. ehs h
q good seamstTess and house scr ysnt. May BE- sten
ct our office. JAS NJ TAYLOR B SON.
NO Al-eOd0t
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AHA1eAMArloS IN wIscossIs.-The following n

INAUGURATION IN " WI5CoHSIF,-Ih f0lIONIng mar
riags notice appears in Ripon, Wis, paper:
MAnRIEp.-In this city on the 10th, by tho Rev
b. B. Parsons, Mr.. Moses Murray, Of Pittsburg,
Penn, to Miss l.. Story, Of Ripon, Wis.
And a letter 10 tho Milwaukee News explains -
mir. Moses Murray, of fi1tsburg, Penn.," is a
great six foot negro slack as othele or the ace OF
OF sixteenl Her parents reside here, and knew
nothing of the shameful affair until too late to
save their child from disgrsoefui connection and
the herce indignation they poured upon the ..Rev.
b. D. Parsons" the next day, could not undo the
raeh decd he had done without license.
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RHLsAsED.-Charles Contrell, commit
ted Jail for cruelty to his wife while drunk, Was
released from prison yesterday, on she application
of Mrs.. G.
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CHOCKOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLAeTIR.

The subscriber has completed HE new mill for
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock ~ the mouth
Of shockoe creek. with enlarged and complete na-
chinery. sufficient to supply any demand for The
He is now prepared TO suppIy orders for P0RD
GROUND PLASTSR. pulveriIsd to degree thae
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock Of Superior
with Q full knowledge that great deal Of Lamp
Plaster is entirely worthless to the hrmerJ and
atfers himself that his long experience in this b.
siness with the close attention and study given L.
will enable him to supply the demand fron this end
adjoining States with this valuable fsrtiser in IL
With q full determination 10 sustain the essak.
lished reputation of his brand for PUkITY AND nlo
NESS, be respectfully solicits orders. - 3 4
JUHN H CLAIBORNE
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no 10-tlstA
MEDICAL CARD: :-DR. PLUME may

lx1 be consulted conidentiaily in all cases Of pri
vate diseases Having had o good deal Of pTNet1co
Of This Sort DR. hatteTs himself he ca1 give very
general isfaction Tho afflicted In town or country
are invited to give bim call. All communicative
promptly attended 10. and medicines sent In almost
any dire ton.
Office on Franklin street. third house below Trim
ity Church, and dsgonaily opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, Richmond. Va. oc 30-ln
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RM- BARNS BATHS, BATHS -HGt,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
kours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American Hctel.-
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets for 81 apIo
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EST BURHIHG FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID Always on hand and Tor sale at
the Drug and Prescription Store OF
JOHN w. GARLICK,
no i0-lm Market place, FRANKLIN ut.
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The NEwspAPER.-The Louisville Journal was 2S
years old on Wednesday last, and its editor, Mr..
Prentice, indites an appropriate leader on ''the
event., in the course of which 1t is we'll remarked:
The history of Newspaper is much of the worlds
h1tory. The daily paper 10 the days history-it
clasps the worlds daylight. Bound in its daily
columns the world with all its passing events. cir
cies. In 1t the steamship arrives and unloads her
in Il the city booms, the corn hisdes glitter, the
wheat rnssles its golden heads the cattle iov fem
thou sand hills, and the market hums; in II the
srring blooms and the autumn blows; in IL The poet
sings and with his song the " wind comes fresh
and sweet over old meadows and hepry faces CLEAN
from forgotten doors. Yes, the world turns every
day in the daily newspaper. It's cofurnne are
frrigbted with the worlds Ieerchandizs. .Tnrough
their ayonuss ring msrrily the marriage bells, and
thrunr rh them the hears moyos and funeral kneils
are toiied Such must every daily paper be; such
the Journal has been.
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AN IMMEysE MISUNDERSTANDING 70 the Cum
berispd, Md, Alieganiau, an old man rsrcd john
Brobst living in the Giaies, In that county, re.
Gently discovered that he Was the rightfat owner
Of large tract Of land in the richest mineral re
gion Of Pcnnsylvania, underiad with Immense
seams of coal aud iron, and valued ~ IS 900 00o-
Brobst 1t is said, lived the land atty years ago.
became Involved through bis brother, mortaged
his property 10 its then full value, and came 20
Maryland, wherebe has ever since lived 10 iodi.
gent circumstances. Tho property subsequently
passed into the hands Of bis nephews. who after
wards sid II to wealthy company. The dinicuis
ty Of giving good title to the property led 20 the
out, found, aud takea on 70 Pennsylvania, ana
according TO the Alleganian, has sold ont all his
right for the sum Of $2,6oO,0oo.
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fho oarriess n - Nlsnpel Rsps1l1nn 80 e,
rrsninn p - dnllGs ~ - bsss Nsu YeasS
I1drsss e ~ S1sUas q - nspubtieap, = ~
Sseisaise e q yssr lsse.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE CLERGYMAN IN ENGLAND
The London Watchman announces the death ofths
Rev. John Hiekline, the @oldsst Methodist preach
or in the word, and last survivor Of the Helpers
Of John Wesley" He died on the 9th Of Novems
Der, and 1t is said of him
He was in the7lst year OF his ministry, and would
have been IS years old had he lived only hree WEEKS
longer. With HIM has died tho last q tnst noble
eodv az men ssat out to preach by the late Rev.
John Wesley, His last public service he conducted
It Birmingham q fortnight since, whel he iectured
large band bills wers announcing him TO conduct
ak services In this circuit and kingswood. near
Bristol. He has conducted on the Ayerase lsVspe'
years. aud collected may hundred pounds for cur
chspels aadether funds -
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RIoHMoxp GnsYs this deecryedly

nICHHUND VBK1S -INIB uGknrFe0ly
popular corps, under the command Of Cspt. Elliott,
we're on parade yesterday afternoon, and In their
maueavres moved with the precision and quick
ness OF regular soldiers. We noticed the ccmpany
while drilling on the Square, nader Lieut. Boss
sieax, aud was not only surprised, bus gratihed,
st the large ,urn.out seventy two strong, and the
accuracy with which they performed the commands
gwen them. Tho Greys are now the crack corps
10 the city, In point OF drilt and numbers, ssd
promise soon 70 rival tho best volunteer orgapi
satfons In the Union.
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CApruREp.-Before the Mavor v.ster

CApTuRED.-Before the Mayor, yester-
day morning, were four white mon, ali OF whom
had been gathered from the streets by the Nirht
Watch, for being beiplessly drunk. The first of
these called to answer, was O gray haired, dirty,
worthless looking vaRabond, who gave his name a
John L. Ctansor, and who had twice before been
under lock aud key for swallowing more poison
than he could stand under. After brief lecture.
Jack was returned to the officers to bo transferred
to the chain gang.
Second, came Thomas H. Copeland, a man Of
middle age, and native of thss Keystone State
Tom had applied at the first station houss for lodx
ngs but being refused storage for his skin of bad
whiskey. made his bed on the market bench. from
whence he was removed to cell. Promising never
to drink any more, he was released.
Third, came Edward Crechoe, q stranger having
arrived in the city Sunday afternoon, where he
soon after got very tipsy, fell asleep In door, and
was transferred to the cage. Ned visited the city
In search Of employment, and on being assured
that be would get lasting job in the chain gang
IL again caught while drunk, was set at liberty
Fourth and last, was Edward Gilman, citizen Of
Richmond, and . man who might have done well
but for the allurements Of the cup. The watch,
men found Ned asleep on the sidewalk, and as he
had no friends in aftendasce to become his BAIL b
was locked up for the season.
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MrnpKRrHs CArrunEp--The two murderers,
James Mccormick and Thomas Mulroe, who were
sentenced 20 br hung at Hsverstrsw, y. T., on
tho 18th OF December next, for murder, and who
escsped from the Rockiand county Jail some two
.e~ks since have been recspsured nsar Newcas
sle. Wsstchester county, N. T.. and taken back 70
che Rockland county Jail. The sentence Of he
law will be executed.
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EH~ HoRsoN's HAZE CUTTING, Shaving
AND SHAMrooIEG SALOON, under the American Ho-
ei-entrsnce on ilth street
~. Blot, Cold and Shower BATES cen he had st
al hours. Single Bath % cents, or tickets for one
dollar, les
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AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL AT the lat,

AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL AT the late
annual meeting of the Virginia Ceutral Agricul.
trral Society, resolution was adopted: ssThat an
Agricultural School, within adj AGENT to the city
OF Richmond in connection with this Society, 10 =
measure Of great importance; and that the Exec
usive Committee be hereby instructed to take such
measures es to them may seem fit and proper in
establishing one."
The late improvements 10 the tillage of the soil.
have been 30 great, that all successful agricultu-
rists are aborpg earnestly TO dffuse in formation
among tbeif brother farmers, by the publication
of experiments 10 newspapers and periodicals;
but a. this plan is slow One and the diffusion Of
information only partial, some other means must
be resorted to. wealthy farmer in Virginia
to contribute toenty thousand dollars othe farm
ers in the State will subscribe e,gtty thousand more
seeing ths wants of his follows, has kindly offered
to establish college, where scientific agriculture
may be taught. Large as is the sum asked Tor IL
is mere trifis when compares TO the advantages
to be eerived and there 10 very little doubt that
1t will be readily made up if the Central Society
shows by its acts that suitable location for
college is to be selected. Itseems to ns, however,
that the better plan would be, to sndow Q Pro-
fessorship In one of the Colleges now In Richmond,
where appropriate lectures could be delivered
through the winter months; and where old 40
we'll as young farmers might attend to receive In.
structiops and witness such experiment in chem.
istry rs would enable them to cultivate their
lands with entire success.
The Central Society will at once buy land for its
Fair Grounds, and can then 30 regulate the pur-
chase as to secure enough for an experimental
farm for the use OF Professor and pupils of scien
tifc agriculture II this were done, bot few
years would elapse before Virginia far ners would
equal those Of any other State in the Union, and
the waste places Of the sold Dominion" would be
made to yield abundant fruits the scientific skill
Of the tillsrs OF the soil.
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WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS IN INDIA-Mr. Charles
Buxton, an English member of Parliament, in =
recent address to his constituents, thus spoke Of
the wholesale executions which have occurred in
India:
How many persons do you think we executed in
the city OF Aliahabad! just realize theawfui hor-
ror OF Dut one execuiion-the fearful mental agony
of the who feels the rope round his neck, and
thsn the drop fall. In that city executed in cJid
bic cd thirteen hundred PERSONS! ehame In the
PunJaup where no outrage whatever was commit
ted. we xecuted fire thousand parsons read mat
M SELF III q letter from Sir Jonn Lawrence. Is il
not awful to think of hanging and shooting fve
thousand human beingsi And II this was dvne In
the fuljaub what must have been done il Bengal,
where rebellion really ragedt why, we seem ~
have put to death without mercy any man who took
OF Mr.. Mitchell and oGhcr Europeans. But. under
com pusiop as he said, he aid the rebels He was
caught and hanged Iknew the family of an officer
OF The Bnopaui Contingent.
tao hundred sof them, with great dlniculty, saved
the life OF this gentleman end his brother officers,
aud also refused TO march OIL ana take up with
the mutineers. Well, General - arrived. And
wnat did he do but put death these very hum
dred men. on the ground that they had fought
give an account OF their execution. which was
heartrending to hear lsham., shame. friend
of my own wrote home, with giee, nos he bad de-
stros ed eighty villages. read tetter from sol
their prisoners they flung the boaiss into pit and
covered them over. One of them recovered his
senses, and came wandering into camp. He was
again shot the next morning. All about Delhi the
head men of every village where the telegraph had
been broken were hanged. tn ugh they had no more
to do with it than had saia 1t ia the house. and
say here, again, tbas the men who did thss did
murder.
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sAf- PARKE PcINpsxTgh.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va,
Will practice in the city of Richmond aud in the
counties of Chesterfield, powhatan and Amelia.
hN- Office in Lisles Building, corner of Main and
l4th etreets. SO 23-l2m
Ry-A CARD.-I trust that the object
sought TO be attained by the publication card
will furnith sufficient apology for calling public
attention TO a p srsonal matter.
It smy cherished desire TO obtain such an cduca-
tion Is will quality meior commencing the study of
Theology; and a proposition recently made me by
Messrs. Harper & Bro OF New York, will enable me
rs hope, to obtain the means Of accomplishing my
object.
am offered 81 900. if can dispose of 1900 copies
of their Monthly Magazine at $3.50 Per year. l
will engage to furnish II punctuay 80 new subscr-
beTs to those who now receive it from the book
stores, from the publishers, At ihe price above
stated, comBeDc ng with the December number,
(he beginning Q ro'ume,) which will be issued
ten days previously. II suIucen evidence OF the
popularity of this periodical that ii has attained
circulation Of 10000 copies.
Persons favorable to rly uudertakins will please
leave their mares with m.ssrs Swords Thaw. lis
Broad street, at the library OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, doddin's building.
! trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
aad purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe
LEWIS W. BURWELL,
no lin Box 6lS, hichmond, Va.
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II Az -
| 1E1 OOuAcLL-A called meeting oJ
sne Oouncii va hsld 81 O'clock yesterday sftsr.
r0on. @ Mesers. saundsrs, Allsn, noddsy, Robtnsou.
WnHne'o. kePs, 0feansF, Stokes, Dsuoou, Hi snd
diazeorook being present. 90
nns President stated that the coancil had been
called, 20 oFgonixs Fire nriesdo. -
Ihe fsilowtng letter was then read from sAs
bfsge0e:
We have the honor TO inform yoa that the
kichm0Dd Fire Beigade a nov orraniSad ana -.
a. % sntsr into ssrvics.
"1hs Commauders held nestirg imma6iafes,
afeer their election, snd having rsf qualined pro-
cseoso 20 organise. We met With some difhcuitiss
ae nrst. bat they werc soon overcome, snd sppIi. !.
cations crowded upon us 10 essf far .rnis.cn -
We deemed IL best to take time to enquire into the
characters and qualiications Of appiicauts. The
result has been, that no 20 thjs tinse ~ hsva -.
listed 20 picked mon, and EXPECT as our meet
ing tnis evening, TO enlist sufficient to make mn
the complement. We have met with some d,ficul
y in getting slaves, bat have no doubt Of eess ing
sufficient number afssr the end Of the year.n
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LD1TExiHs IN TIE UNITED SrAYzs Sergeant Bernsy
has Just returned to New York from q Southern
tour, where he has been making arrangsnenn to
break up the policy business. He has Visited the
Governors and other authorities in States where
these institutions exists, who, without exception,
have pledged hearty cooperation 10 putting 40
end 70 the system. There are now twenty lotteries
in the United states, fifteen Of which are IN the
State of Maryland, and expire By their charter 10
April next. Ben Wood 10 said 70 own and manage
fur Of the remaining Ave, in Georgia, Mssissippi,
and Kentucky.
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FAMILY BRoIL.-Hugh Cahoe appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday morning to answer
the charge Of unlawfuliy conceaiiDg Patrick
Quinn, but as the complainant failed TO answer
When called, the warrant was dismissed.--
Cahoe Rays that Pat beat his wie snd that
she broke away and ran his house for protection.
Pat followed her there, when the accused took him
by the collar led bim to the door and kicked him.
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NE~ Groves, RANGES And FURNACES.
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
nette Purchases invited 20 examine the eilal
ity of our wares. We especially retomrnenf the
Richn- nd Portable Furnace, Bay Sfate Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs afways hand for all leading articles sod
at the aosesuor street Stove Store.
g. Wanted Immediately two rst class work men.
ocls GE0haE bTARReT
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srHAnrsHoRas's AsrI-BrIIous Pills

IA. S.HAETeHoRNsS b ANTI-bILIoUS FILLS
sre the safest and best Pursative Pills in use They
aet upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels. carrying
Of ali bile aud every foul secretion. They don't
Frpe are easy ia their operation and Can be taken
at any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma .isa. -
II you suflsr wish any pain, use HAtTSHORNE'S
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANNIHlLAToR: u
you have cough, use HARJsHORSES Couah
SYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup in tho
world.
Sold by cY Druggists in Richmond. oc ls-6rn
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TIE END OF PRIZE FfGHrER.-The following
account is from an eye witness of the last round
fought between Lilly and Mccoy, In which the lat
ter was killed:
"As time was called, at the ore hundred mr. ID
twentieth round, MCoy was lifted frem his seconds
knee, and STOOD on his feet for the last tiaIe He
WAS led slowly to the marx, and took his position
dying man-but as erect, as cignified as game az
ever Lilly rushed in, threw HIM hard, Tell with
his whole weight upon hir', aud remained upon the
dying man unt.i luted OF On apprs achisg him
and sank lifeless in his seconds arns. Time was
called, but not, alas Tor him. Poor fellow, he was
doomed Bever t. hear s0uEd again, till the chal.
enge Of the last trumpet snail pierce the porta Of
his ears, and summon him. with those who did foul
murdtr On him, tU u mark from which there can
bs ne dodging-no ESCAPE. He had fought for two
hours ana iorty three minutes, receiving eighty
hsayy falls. with his antagonist on him anu bleed.
log Ger talnly for tw, aud half hours AS soon as
he had be declared the victor, Lnly jumped mp
slapped his hands with an exclamation OF Joy aud
amid the cheers VI hi. circle, sprang over the ropes
OF the ring. lie was but little marked and was not
severely hurt. Poor M'Coy en- being Lifted from
arms. A cry was MADE for the Doctor, and move
ment in the mass TO X place 10 give him air /
forced my way in t, crowd, and looked at the dy-
another sight. He lay upon his back, one bruised
unseemly, bloated mass Cf ipcpent corruption.
gasping for breath. .and word went in hoarse
whisper that he Was dead Never shall forget the
tsisnanic herror of that expression.
The checks of old and young, the fledgling vii.
lain and he ffian stepped in crime, all b.auched
ned fear. they teI arared silently and sought their
respective boats. Not ioua sound rougn express
sion escaped from the vast assembage tnat leet-
ed at the landing. Solemnly each nan embarked
ana sileutly cast off and bore away. went In the
dsaa m ans boat and sailed back ith him, IL ing
stark upt nd dead In the same cabin where he
In the morning lay full Of life, heath, hope,
strength and manhosd. leave the moral with the
reader"
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The GRAND CoxosRr, to be given at

AAh 0AAND OOAOhhlt w UC given uG
Mechanics Institute Hall tomorrow night, proa-
ises to be the greatest musical entertainment Of
the season, aud will no doubt draw together the
most fashionable and intelligent audience that has
been seen in Richmond for msny years. II tho
reputation OF each member Of the corps were not
we'll known 10 our music loving readers some
special notice might be necessary TO ensure "tu
out" But the fact that Misses Duraud, Hodson
and King, and Messrs. Lyster, Trevor, Arnold,
Warrie and swan are announced to appear, will OF
itsslf be sufficient attraction to MI the hall 70
oyerfowing
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Iage Of 10 whole tickets,
/" 10 hall -
SSSnth

In OlDUIxs TcKEfs o. OnxncA3n.
4noloee the money 20 our address fcg The Ilohoeu
ordered, on receipt Of which they WA ~ fogVurdp1
By hrst mail. PurchAsersc have Iekols endlng n
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prisog w1lbo Nnt
topurchasersimmediately AFTER thedravinG, = =
~ Purchasers will please write their agnA4uEso
plain, and give their Post Ones, County and Dto1e.
~ Remember that every Prize b dHnWn anA pays
able In full without deduction. -
~ AL prizes Of 81 900 and undsr, yaid immedlnto
II after the drawing. Other prizes ae The uooA1 ~
Of thirty days. "A q s
All communications strictly osuadsntiAl.
Address orders for Tickets or Oerttncatest 70
3. SWAN 3 CO., Augusta, g..
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders hlled md
save time By addressing 6.6WAN 3 CO., at either
Of those cities. .-----
1E list Of the pambers that rsdrswn non the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one p
entitled to. Will be published after evcgy drAung D
s,dD %s Dspss .ns nne DAG pAnsusso Mob 0S1s
Nashville gasstts:, New York Weekly Day beeh,
savannah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch, New
Rock Ark) True Democrat. no8
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4sS~ DR. ACHILLES AscoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND srH.
rnh o--Vy