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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

EXPEDITION FOR REvoLUT1oNIZtNG Nor
THERE MExIco.-A card from Col. Lock
ridge, in the Galveston News. announces
that he will soon be in Texas for the pur-
pose of proceeding with n number of emf
grants to Northern Mexico. to assist in
laying the foundation of the Sierra Madre
Republic. No arms or organizations will
be allowed. further than 10 insure mutual
protection as long as the emigrants are
in the territory of the United States. az
no law must be violated 10 becoming citi
zens Of the Sierra Madre States. A cor
respondent Of the News adds:
Col. Lockridge informs me that he has
been engaged in this movement for some
cordial cooperation Of some Of the lead
ing men at the North, where the neces'
sary means have been raised; and that
whether he meets with success in Texas
or not, in procuring men, the expedition
will certainly start about the FIRST If A.
pril. The States. out of which the ne "
republic is TO be formed, are already in
open revolution against the Central Gov.
eminent. and have invited assistance
from the United s ates; so that this can
| scarcely be called fllibustering
movement. inasmuch as no part Of the
neutrality laws will be violated. The
States have each declared against the
Zuloaga government. and, 40 soon as the
required assistance can be furnished, are
prepared to declare in favor Of VIdaurri
who is expected to be placed at the head
Of the new republic.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

~By a circular from the Chairman
of the Faculty of the University of Yir-
GINA. we observe that a vacancy Of
State Students from this Senatorial dis.
trict is about to occur. Application tc
fill it should be directed to S. Maupin,
by the goth Of July next.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30
For the Register.
MEssRs. Ep1roRs;

MEssRs. ED1roRs;
AS majority of the voters
Of Upshur county would like to have
candidate in the field for the Office of
Clerk of the county Court, that they can
consistently vote for. we take the liber-
ty of naming Ii loson Janney, Esq. gen.
tleman every way qualified to perform
the duties OF the Office, and who would
make most excellent clerk, if he will
consent to be Candidate. We believe
If he will consent to be Candidate he
will be triumphantly elected.
MANY VOTERS.
Buckhannon April Goth 1853.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM L. JACKSON,
OF WOOD COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NoMINA-
. aTrssl5l .sl- TIONS. sE L-E
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
G. w. SMITH.
FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
w. P. COOPER.
FOR SHERIFF,
CHARLES HOLDEN.
FOR SHERIFF,
CHARLES HOLDEN.
The Nominations.

The following is the vote furnished us
BY the Commissioners. as given at the
meetings held on Thursday the 22d. &c
nominate Democratic candidates for the
different offices to be filled in Harrison
county. at the ensuing spring election:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

~we call attention to the advertise.
ment OF Mr.. John r. Nuzum. in another
colum. He is gentleman of much in
telligence. and is sincere in his profess
sions.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

New Posr orF1oE.-A new DOS, Office
has been established at Centre Station
Dodridgs county. aud Jacob Bsnegar an.
pointed Postmaster.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30
0AM UEL hUE
April 9th, 1858.

I, being the Commissioner appointed
at the primary election held at Shinnston,
on the 22d. to compare the vote on the
cath inst. refused to meet in convention
with the other Commissioners from
facts which transpired between Mr.. Hol>
den. Mr.. Robinson and myself. which are
correctly stated in the card of Mr.. Rob-
inson.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

wors. enemies Of your party. And
while they boast of their devotion 10
Democratic prinples. and utter endless
Winnings about .caucus and ansi-cau-
Gus. = they would uproot the great truths
Of Democracy substitute Know Moths
ineism. or even Aboli,ionism in its stead,
and over the wreck they had made ride
into Office.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

NoMtNAT1oNs FOR CoNsrABLE.-The
following nominations were made for con
stable in the different districts, on Thurs.
day last.
LIST District. John Norman, and D. w.
Monroe.
Cd Dist-James G. Radcliff and James
Hickman.
81 Dist.-John H. Curry and John G.
Dennisou.
4M Dist james F. Cunningham
5ADist.-A. ]. Crop and G. w.
Siers.
BY the provisions OF the act revising
the election laws OF the State. passed last
winter. portion of which we pulish this
week. it will be seen that there is to be
but one Constable elected for each dis.
trict. This may lead TO some difficulty
in the different districts. but we hope the
matter will be amicably settled. The
law was not received here until last Fri,
day. and consequently too late to govern
the meetings OF last Thursday.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

FuRs AND SE1Ns.-Gen. E. B. Tyler
left for home on last Tuesday morning,
having finished the business of his annu.
al trip to this country collecting peltry.
DC. His business this year. owing to
the open winter. has been light. and he
has only purchased some $40. 900 worth,
when his purchases have usually involved
the expenditure OF more than double
that amount. We understand. that his
trade in skin has been much better than
that in fur. The general is whole-s soul
ed gentleman. and We hope that our peo-
pie may long enjoy the pleasure and pro.
6t Of his sociality and cash, attending his
annual visits to us.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

r Barbour ysfersonian.
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the commissioners conducting the same
at the court house. and in the case of an
election in district. the commissioners
experimenting the same shall. withiE six
days from the commencement OF the
election. examined the poll. ascertained
the result, and declare the person or
persons for whom the greatest number Of
votes was given TO be elected; or If the
greatest number Of votes be equal for
Two or more persons. the commissioners
experimenting the election in each ward,
county or dietrict. shall forthwith decide
by lot to whom the certificate shall be
given, and shall set up at the front door
oil the court>house notice thereof.
&c. RETURNS OF ELECTIONS OF JusTt-
cEs.-The commissioners experimenting
such elections shall. within ten days after
the commencement Of an election. make
true duplicate returns of the elections Of
justices of the peace: one of which re-
turns they shall forthwith transmit by
mail to the governor TO be preserved in
his Office, and the other return shall be
handed to the clerk of the county court,
to be fled in his Office; and the said clerk
shall Immediately send certified copy
OF such return to the secretary Of the
commonwealth, who shall preserve the
same in his Office. The said commis>
sioner shall make true returcs of the
other officers elected under the sixty
fourth section of this act, TO the clerk Of
the county or corporation court, to be
filed in bis office.
81. CosrEsTED ELECTIONS; HOW PRO-
cEEDED 1s.-The returns Of the elections
of justices Of the peace. Of clerks of the
county and circuit courts. Of attorneys
for the commonw ealth, surveyors, sher-
10. commissioners of the revenue. consta.
BILE and overseers Of The poor. under this
act. shall be subject to the enquiry. de<
Termination and judgement OF the re-
sPectiye county and corporation courts.
or OF the county couri. in case the cleo
ton was, for q county and city, upon
complaint Of fifteen or more Of the quail,
fed voters Of the county or corporation.
or of the proper district. Of an undue
election or false return. two of whom
shall take and subscribe an cath o. Il.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-30

ELsor1os LAw.-we extract from the
election law revised at the last session Of
the Legislature and passed on the soth
OF March, the following in regard to the
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
iheumatism;
The Mustln Iii limtIt cures stiff joints
,av 'Ius,a ~ Liui uenl c rrrs {u~ns und Wonnd .:
F1c lI"tIk .ltn M cures sore. nj Ulcers;
the hisilns Liaim mt cures Caked breasts and
re Nipples;
The VI lsang linincnt cures Neuralgia
Flt hh%nl5 ldai nsit cures Corns AMI Wari.:
The Mustang Linimcht is worth
1909, 90 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United states, rs the prcservrr and restorrr
Of valuable h ses and cattle. It cures all Spriin.
dls. Wounds, Suf joints. sc.
Nlll ypu answer this question: Did lou ever
AR of any ordinary Sore, swelling. >prain or son
tss, either GA man or beast. whica the Mustang
-uhnent would not curef Dad You ever wish any
''prclabe Druggist in any p,n OF the world-in
.urope Asia or tIn 'ic l-wh1 diI not say ii, was
the greatest die 'vrry f lhe ast?" so everywhere
very ia nil. sholli have II, three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Propretors, New York
PARK WHITE.
Sole Agcnls tor the Pacific Coast,
l32 Was lIngton street, opposite the Market
CbLrbN McDH MDTr, Agents. pyoy,iie
~ THE TRADE supplied on :ie most liberal
rms. ap6-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
- Ho.tetter's stomach Bittcrs arc

Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs are
the only Bite: aDS I:crai the public which are
prepared by -;ie,tiic chemical process and that
VA bear the test of malysls, therefore pcrluctl,
rnl'ss, aud Al the same time cuLtain. all the
irdica pruperties ~ Tome, aud Il taken u per
directions, NiIl re- nlve he ollie rom the stomach
Il rc' t''sIta. mp tr.iiJ hraith and tone to
'e whucsy stem, in manner th4. I, ,ruiy wonder
ii
Those Bre-s being very pleasant t, the tlse also
'tke a icligh'ful beverage.
- th'rt are ssserli base imilI:ipns, purchase :
could be careful aud take none but GENUlN T.
I 'SrErrEk'S sIOMACu BITlEKS. keJl by all
'peclabe saloon keepers and for sale 10 qaanti-
tos - suit, by
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, san Francisco.
COLIUN a McDERM' IT,
Rps-2m Agents. Orovillo
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
Channel Rock.

All shares IN tac IA IN el Il pck ,IiIing Comnony
IA which assessments nov due, remain due an un-
'aiI until tie 4j;h day OF May, 1895. wi, then be
sold at the Court HI Ise door AT ocl, ck r. NJ, TO
pay su III asss .snents.
by order OF the Trustees.
TlIDS, WELLS,
Se;'y an / Treas. Channel X lck Mining Co.
April ~, l-5s.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
- an E' "a n oi 1900
LAGER BEER DEPOT,
Union Saloon Re.opened

zsffE ftHEH@tttN u Nf-PECffuLi. IN
fnfns he frirNd md The puhiie general y,
~ be 30. rroi,ene.l The UNI sAt.hlN located
4 the na-emsnt of oi, n McDsrm al's brick
aii rHg. Montgomery .teet as place of fe~ort,
he ay ~t-t enjoy elas. OF Lager or
haic. Hict ei Il uor or Wa. o the nest
b. nds ua. erts~i ~iih the Sao - - g mng ihc nt
-.aia hst 4ttfis ABLE wit nes balis. cuss
fhr '1ter. az p fi-enati Y gnme ma rest
..i lslf uts4y li lenti,n vi Dr snows them
?. MAJ"Ek, Ages VI
MAYA ?. q. - =
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
County i.."s... once.

oaoviLLE. NAV 5tn, lo5s. \
Noiice ishcreby svcn.thal all ,crsonsa odng 8ut,,
louuty Warrants, p1yabie from The General Fund
registered bet" cen the Isl day oi October 1871 and
'he sd o N've nber ISL, .ncluSIVe, also war; ants
No. s}6, 9i7, ei2, 9t2, 9A. 947 9is. 9j2 and 1881,
k'st rd Nov.S. 1857; also warrants No. aS5. 9-6,
vs. aud J'S GA lni'g,nt sick FunI, that the same
''i d" PAD on presentation al this oltice aud after
his date said Warrants will cease To bear interest
md II not presented within sixty days from the
ATE hereof. the moneys for said " arEni, viii be
pproprdted 10 pay The next in order OF registry.
WM LArrMURE,
Treasurer Rulte CouutN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

The 'DhGENtnATE Son Me James Is
Clay denies not ouly thar Henry Cay wa
the father "f he Missouri Comp omi e, bu,
also that he was the father uf tue Tariff
|Compromise # 1882. The PItt35lr. q ,zctte
|usseNs with not less tru,n tn .n point, that
III, IA addition To these corrections OF currert
Ibslief, he would convince the word that
licury Clay was not his f,ther, he would
render an essential servi;e to the reputation
oi that lllu,trlouS salesman. LJunriHe
Journal
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
Treasurer Butte County
. DIR. J. l.. C1apkay,s reputation is RAD.

y DIR. j. l.. CIapkay's reputation is rap
dy spreading thrpuI IN, state AMI Oregon. as>ye
rIrn from reliable sources lie is prIcllcing with
'enarAabie success auJ has de-cr,ediy .-curru
hbic cohh lence Those noeiinX medical atd would
we'll 10 ctI Tor wrel A his lnstiIulc, IN san Fran.
SEQ |e refer the reader To the Doctors advertise.
II 'nt Ia another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

Valuable PUBLsc DOCUMENTS Through
the generosity of Hon: David {. Broderlck
we are furnished with eleven qaarto volumes
of rare and valuable documents The num-
ter is composed OF four volumes of reports oi
reports of surveys for the Pacific Railroad.
s. coast survey, and the Congressional Globe
for 1856 and 81, together with appendix
These works constitute IA very valuable ac
QUESTION to our somewhat scanty library,
and we offer the donor cur most grateful
acknowledgements therefor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
Hrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street ana ID Avenue, OsoviFe.
Having mad. ARRANGEMENTS fr the accommoda-
ti,n OF a few BOARDING SCHOLARS, Mr.. Wyer
wishes To inform parents aud guardians, that chill
d -n I.aced under her care, win have many Of the
a yuntage- OF home, combined with strict srhnlas-
&c dsci"line. Their moral training and physical
nrn oris will also lie carefully attended 20
TeAx.: Pc quarter $40 90, urS2j % per month,
paid in adyanec For firlher particulars enquire at
the Seminary or by letter, c,re Of the lion. h.s
r. Lott, or5ylIe. All communications promptly
Iendcd to.
Most respectable references given. my2i
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

APATRIoT D,ING. MIR Harris, of Iii
pOis who SO ably fought the Lecomptou
ssinde in the House, is represented "a
dying, with consumption, The country can
hardly spare 80 true patriot. Though en-
ieebled, be went 10 the House purposely to
record his vote against the English swindle.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
ard,

Doc'os SNEpEsS JENKINS have removod thel
oihee to the County lospii II, l.ynchb rg aud VIII az
'sual attend to al professional calls, day or night
Feb lsih iSjSAtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

Coon DEFINITION. .-Preutice Of the Lou
isville Journal, says that the great question
now at issue concerning Kansas, is whether
the Lecompton Constitution shall be submit
tel to the people, or the people submit to the
Lecompton Constitution, That is the whole
thing in nutshell.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

Dr' .. L. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
erisenent appears IN another column, The pioneer
tNerilslng Physician in TINS state, has cured more
''lien- than any Jthsr AtteutInn is called to hi,
If
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01
DAILY BUTTE ltCORD.
oRovILLE, TUESDAY, JUNE 1.r, 1888.

ATLANTIC PAPE Rs.-Garnhsm s. Lock
wood have been very generous with Us ia
their donations of Atlantic papers. among
which are the New York Herald, Harper's
Weekly, Louisville Journal. Yankee Notion,
aud others. We tender them our mUst
grateful acknow elgemeats
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-01

BALL AT THoMrsoNs FLAT All our
frien1s are seemingly determined to 60 to
Wat Perdue's ball tonight. The fact is
Wat always gives such glorious entertain
ments; the sorees at his house invlr aDy
pass off so pleasantly, that is impossible 10
resist an opportunity to participate when
ever one is offered by Inn. Wat may expect
to see crowd at his dance to night
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-26
Bedford Hotel.
And General Stage Qffice.

The subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 an
nounce 10 his old friends and the public gener-
ally, that be has leased the Bedford Hotel, at
present in the occupancy Of Col. Adam Barn
hart and viii take possession on the lst day Of
April next. II is moi bis design to make many
professions as 10 what he will do, bnt he pledges
his word that his most energetic efforts will be
employed to render comfortable all who give
him a call. The House will be handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants will be engaged. Persons visiting tie
Bedford Springs, as we'll as those attending
Court, and the travelling community general
II, are respectfully invited to give him a call
and udge for themselves.
u Boarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms.
Iz-AmpIe and comfortable stabling is at
tached to this Hotel, which will always be al
tended by careful hoster. Also, a safe aud
convenient carriage house.
~. III the SIAGES stop at this Hofet.
JOHN HAFER.
March I6, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-26
VgAaEEzNe4TepE E-aaT,z1r.

MRS. COOK would announce TO her irieuds,
and the public, that the Washington Hotel IS
now fitted up in superior order for The accom-
medallion of guests, and she hopes TO continue
10 receive liberal share Of custom. Persons
visiting the AIineraI-Springs viii find in the
Washington Hotel a comfortable summer re-
treat-and no pains will be spared to please ali
who patronize the house.
GA young gentleman of high qualification
and courteous department has charge Of ihe es-
Enlistment.
GJ-The best OF StabIing is attached to this
Hotel
Terms as moderate as any other house il
the place.
GZ Daily Mail Stages from AIaqoippa and
CumbeTiand-also tri-wcekly Lines from Hol-
Edays5urg and Pittsburg stop al this Hotel.
Bedford, 4 pril 25. 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-26

sworn according TO law, doth depose and say, that
sSn the spring of $50, victimto tha: worst OF
diseases-dyspep and that IN It's worst form. NY
app,tite was completely gone, and when, in order TO
preserve life, would force myself 70 swallow
mouthful of food, the stomach would immedat "
loaih ii, and cast IL forth with the splttle had
also been suffering with the agHe; each attack lasting
about nine moths out Of the twelve, that, with
the ague and dyspepsia was reduced as fhonghi
beyond recovery; Ithonght must die, my physician
couId do me no good Such was my condition, when
Mr. Lindsey supplied me with bottle of his lnl-
proved blood rrheF, assuring me II would work
cure. commeuced ts use but thlitle confluence,
but, in one weeks tlme--so great was lis Testoia-
tive powers-f found my apprtite 10 return, ny
srfonach received tone, that | could eat
Eauy hing without The slightest Inconvenience, and
cosore its healing touch the ague fed as from
,,stn; nor have been troubled with agne or dys
tot3ia since. enjoy a better state OF health than
Boa,d done for fifteen years beiorei am strong and
hearty, and feel confident that, finder the be' sing
Of God, owe all to the invaluable Improved biood-
! Searcheg. believe il not 10 be only sure remedy
for ogue but an infallbIe pysventire, and snch
/ wonld rpcommend it 10 all whose business, hatis, or
residences expose them TO his dreadful pest OF hu-
4 n,auity. Dyspepsia cannot stay where the Imrrov-
ed Bood-Searcher properly used. ieel il my du-
ty point all who suffer, TO this allheaiins medl-
/ cine. (slgned.) JOHN MOR8N,
Sworn and sub cribed this 18th day OF March, A.
4 D. 1857, before ne. JoHN Cox, I.
4 FOR SALE by Dr.. F. C. Reamer. Bedlor,. 6 B
Emrck Z Bro, St. ClairsvIe; T Horn x Brother,
i ScheIlsburg; l. Fyan, West End; Beige Il Evans,
Rainsburg: John Bnuser Bowsers hlill; Murray and
Bro. Bloody Run; Jacob Beard, BarndolIar's Mills
n. Koontz, Willow Grove; Piper and Scott Pattons-
Vile; John Dasher, Hopewe Samuel OsteT, Noble's
4 Mills G. D. Trout, Alum Bank; Simon Hershman,
do JHo. Wisegarver, Woodbefry; David Begle, Wa
far.S (reC aaigt4 TprO
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-26
NaGkca

To fhe Chizeas Of BEDFORD County.
All Land Warrants 10 be executed by me-,
must be placed in my hands 10 be regularly f.
led in the Office.
! viii execute ali warrants and orders OF re-
surveys with promPness Also, viii attend io
iob-worl on call. ~ will be in Bedford the 6rsl
week "a. every month, OF ottener if required
Address, Slonerstopsn, Bedford County.
SAML. KETTERMAN.
Inne 10 1857
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-26
SHGcG1c 2

The subscriber has jnst received a splendid
variety Of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
SPeclaci-s, with the finest Scotch Pebbles, su-
Peror IN cieaIntss, and designed to suit persons
OF all ages-warranted never 10 FAIL-to
which he invites The attention Of all who are in
need Of The article. He has also just received
an elrgant assortment Of JEWELRY-all oi
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
Bedford, May %, 1887.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-26
AGENTS ATTENTION.!

20 you wish 10 End good employment, and make
money with littia or 10 investment, and without IN
terfering with yoyFrsguar businessl II you DO read
this advertisements,
c. Z. ToDD / Co., Of 800 Rroo~e Street, Eew
York are manufacturing massive gold Pencils for s.
each, (Which cheapat thai price aud they throw
IN gift OF prize with Zach Pencil, worth from 50
up to S., slo, SIS, so. s25 $50, $50, S7J, $i00,
$500 and $500. lout't cry out, s'Huubugl Lafte-
~ !" It's 40 such thing. The Pencils are sold at
their cash value ard ID tie plrG.s over the FIRST cost
are jh3u"u into t.e gIt=, which Gciudily cost the
purchaser nothing. The PEiZ-s a,e distributed on q
simple piaa of tTes;jHg, which oJi3 lake too u9rc,
20 explain. bat which las never failed 10 give
complete satisfaction. We haye drag,. and sent ia
purchasers i~3 aoid watrhrsoi VARIOUS prices II
Fa..ss OF gold dollars, 235 gold lacssis. SO gold
CHAINS, a." c"TTa Fo"ains "ual5-T ot o,a prizes,
IEsaE ARE 10 BLlHra,
but every Turc'aaT draws prize worth So certain.
aUdit STANDS ,.y ans OF chaICes 10 hg agher hg-
ufs.
We want good agent IN every reighborhool
throughout tG@ country, ~ soi:c.i purchasers, and
any agent, 81 b. >1ccrs>ta mast lave pencil and
prize 10 exhibit. We pay assrt- 81 cash for each
purchaser BE- obtains, aud lie FIST per-a7 in any
g-jshborhc2d @ho applies for rrucil and gift, will
receive IT, agency or that locality. Should an a
mt obiaif valuable pr,ze exhibit viii his PEN
c!l, nc wonid have '9i- difficulty in obtaiuif cores
oi purchases 2nd king i q paying businrHs.
NEE TDEf, REIbi! READ,,!
We ak no body 10 e-uG t.eir money TIL they
Know what Pr,zP thrt draw. Any person wishing %
try faeiT luck ran lrs srud their name aad adj
'.'Sz, and Ve VII H7G" iaciT drawing and inform
them by ret"ru ua.l Mat prize they trsv. when
theE can .erd asst t..l.- she Pencil and priza or
cot, @achereF hey ctg5~s. We give this 2rivilaoe
o,ny eace 10 a pure -sr-. After The FIRST drawing,
every purchaser ~ a. required 20 send in advance.
Through the authorizes agr1t We will send 7t5ith
each drawing hr u.1 r taken ogt, wiki fell dos
cri9iion ot tGe plan Of drawing. Address