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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-27

STEPHEN MILLER. HENRY SWISSHELM
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
money upon best real estate security; and
to purchase and sell property either real or
personal, for reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, at low prices:
20 quarter sections Of good land.
so lots, (some improved in St. Cloud
90 g in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
20 in Nininger city,
10 in Mound city, Illinois.
MILLER & SWISSHELN1.
St. Cloud, May 10, 1858.
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The Publishers will aim to have each num-
Der of the magazine ready in time for distri-
button and sale, in the more remote parts OF
the country, on or before the first day OF the
month for which it is intended.
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T.. JONES.

d J. "A s .M IT
First Street, near the Saw Mill.
N7OULD respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens of St. Cloud and vicinity, that he has
opened Blacksmith shop, at the above place,
where he is prepared to do MI kinds of work in
his line, and hopes to merit a share of their
patronage.
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NOTICE..
JAMES F. KENNEDY.
M aSon and Plasterer

OOLlClTS the patronage OF all persons in
~ need of the services of practical Mason
and Plasterer. His long experience in the
above branches of trade assures him that he
will give universal satisfaction; his charges
are as reasonable for work as it can be done by
any one.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-27
CLEAR The TRACK!!
THE CARS ARE COMING!!!

CLEAR THE TRACK!!
THE CARS ARE COMING!!!
WE have just opened large and fresh as
w sortmcnt of
Groceries, Bacon, Pork, Flour,
Feed, Grain, Nails, Cooking
Stoves, Window Glass,
&C., &c., &c.
Which will be disposed of very low for cash
or country produce, at our new store, at the
lower steamboat landing.
May Is SO. MILLER & SWlSSHELM
Forwarding and Commission.
WE respectfully solicit the consignment of
w Goods and Merchandise, either for store
age or for sale upon commission, at our new
store and warehouse, lower steamboat landing
May Ii, '58. MILLER & SWISSHELM.
Wanted.
Tides, FURS, GRAIN, POTATOES, BUT
TER, EGGS, LAND WARRANTS, STATE
SCRIP, &C., &C. MILLER & SWISSHELM
May 20. 1858.
NOTICE..
Y'HIS certifes that I have this day given
i Seth ". Turner the remainder of his mi
nority, and shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. SETH TURNER.
ATTEST: J. S. Dcnman.
St. Anthony, April 21st, 1853. 9;3t
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M. p. NOEL,
]. Y. Ito HFIELD.
CARPENTER,

CaTORE Doors, Circular or Gothic Head Sash,
- Blinds and Frames, or any other desired
pattern, made to order on short notice. Kiln
dried lumber constantly on hand.
nh Doors and Sash for sale at my manu-
factory, on First street, near the Stearns House.
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New York, April, 1858.
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Jewelry, Bonnets, Fancy Silk, DR.
Goods, and Ready made Clothing.

GEORGE F,aB ROTT,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
HAS constantly on hand large quantity of
i / Farming and Timber Land; also, town
property in st. Anthony, Minneapolis, St.
Cloud, Shakopec, Brottsburg, Syracuse New
burg, st. Marys and Mile Lac lit
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J. w. METZROTH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

nEALER in Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres,
- Vestings and Gentlcmen's Furnishing
Goods, to the inspection of which he invites
his friends and the public.
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FINE sT0CK-OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS.

ruNHE undersigned. having MAIDS arrange -
Il men,s Tor obtaining the finest Stock Of A>
I'll kinds in the Unicd States from dis,in. IN
Eu.hed breeders within and without the State. I'LL
many Of whom personally known him. will prompt
ly and faithfully attend TO all orders with which he may
be favored and thinks he purchasers that they
will be subject to disappointment imposition In rny
stock which he may supply. He has for sale several
nse Stations Mares and lCos Of the purest blood the
OF the celebrated first cAse
four year old horse cos one by Revenue thorough bred
the other by the imported Cleveland bay Emperor raised
BY the Hon VIM T.. Rives-bnh 1T for service. The tho
rough bred Durham bull Duke Of Cumberland, years
old OF the finest 10 the United States bred by James
f'owan. Esq OF Mount Airy, Pa. Young Durhsms, De.
Snns, Ayrshres and Aldcrncys And he will turnh to
order sou:hdown sheep; Cotswods from the imported
.ock Of Col Ware and Oxford Downs, from the import
ID stock o; VIM. {. Rives Esq Swine Of all the most
approved breeds in the United States and from his
'tock be will be prepared by the last of March the first
the Mount Airy stock fine Sows OF which present
OIL 10 rue the lasi October BY the distinguished farmer
and breeder James Go~an, Esq The,e hogs equal.
ed by few and cxceled by none ever saw combining
With large sze and early maturity aptitude to isten with
hner form aud smaller bone than large hogs usually have,
Purchasers may rely upon receiving none but the very
best Pigs
Usage ORANGE PLANTS FOR HEDGES = Some
yess experience in the culture Of this unrivalled hedge
plant jusihes nj Recommendation of 1t to ali who may
wish to have permanent beautiful and cheap enclosure
-Pcoi against stock Of MI kinds thieves and trespasscrs
and OF yet unknown durability. Around orchards lots
or farms in the vicinity of towns il 10 invaluable il 10
also upon river bottoms and the margin Of streams where
fonces are liable 10 be carried OF OF banks washed by
freshets.
" Plants carefully packed with directions for setting
and cuvans the hedge. will be furnished on moderate
March or April is the best tim cfo- planting.
Feb 5-dlt&ew3s WIN. II. RICHARDSON
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THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORRR.

In all ages of tho world the skill and scientific attain.
of have been directed the study of the hu
man syste,n and discovery Of the various ills TO which
It 10 heir IL after years Of constant application, some
distinguished physician had succeeded in compromising
agent by which the slightest ache may be overcome
he has been baed benefactor Of his race, and with
great proprety the world have gladly sung prsns his
praise This being proper in the discovery Of remedy
for single disease how much more indebted the whole
human family to the inventor OF
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS
medicine that has stood the test Of time and proved
panacea for Dyspeps Diarrhpa Cholera Morbus Cramp
Choc Giddiness Nervous Debility Loss of Appetite and
Sour Stomach while the various Of quacks and
empires aourshed for then disappeared
never again to be revived.
Bakers Bi:tcrs arc now used in hundreds OF faies
Virginia their only medicine and that they apprs
cated by medical tonic Of great virtue 10
abundsnty atesed by hundreds Of certificates in tho
hands OF the proprietor.
Bxkors Bitters are compounded entirely Of vegetable
extracts which tremendously blended that all ages
and sexes may them with bene and without the fear
OF the slightest injury Try them by all means. and then
speak Of them to the afflicted as they deserve.
PRICE so cents pcr bottle.
For sale Wholesale prices. by all the principal Drug
gists of Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia.
Also of Messrs Chss Stott Co., Washington d. C.; +.
H. S,abler T. Co.. Baltimore, and Of Messrs Barnes
Park New York.
~" Orders filed by addressing
Dee L. BAKER. Proprietor, Richmond Va.
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HROOk Hill s(.IflDtDL,

Six MILES NORTH OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
rE>HE next term will begin Is, FeGruarJ, 1883 The
University of Virginia. which 10 designed to be pre-.
paralory In it are taught
l. The English Language, with the History and Geog-
.. The Greek, Latin. Gcrlnuu French. spansh Italian
and Anglo-Ssxon Languages
3. Mathematics aud tho rudimen,s OF Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
aru assisted by Mr. ROBES MAssIE. graduate of the
University OF Virginia, and by Mr.. ALgx F. MATHEWS
A. NJ, University OF Virginia.
Charges for the session Ut ten MONTH are 1920 payable
half At the beginning OF each term, including everything
except lights, books aud stationery.
Reference invited to the Visitors and Faculty of tho
University of Virginia; to Hon. VIM c. Rives, Gotham,
Va; Franklin Minor, Esq, Charlottesville; Right Rev.
John lSns Asnandra, Va; Lucisn Minor ESQ., PROBES.
Charlottesville; Lieut.. NJ F. Maury D. c., Rev. VIM. s.
White, Lexington, Va.
For circulars containing further particulars address the
Principal
No deductions made from tho fees except in of
protrscted sickness. CIlAS. MINOR, NJ D,
Jan 22-ciw charlottesville. Va
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
VNHE second session OF this school will commence on
j. the first day of next September The course of in
sruc,ion will include the Latin Greek French and SPAN
ish Languages Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are gradu
ates of the University of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute. who will adopt the modes Of instruction pur
TERMS:
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights for ton months
$780,
For circulars, containing full information, address
CHARLES F.. LlGHTFOOT,
Cupeper Court House.
REFEREE
We have the privilege OF referring to the following:
Faculty v NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison Gldcrsleeve schels de
We're, McGuHey, University OF Virginia
Prof Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Jocn A Brosdus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AN
John Hunter Esq Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM 8 White, d D, Lexington
Rev WIN Pcnd!eton
Gen VIM II Richardson, Richmondoit
Col VIM B Talafurro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq. Cupeper
w Wauach, Gen George Cooke, A Bell ESQ
Washington citv
Mai Henry Hill, U S Army. Now York
RS Voss, Esq, Rappshsnnock county
Capt james Stark
Tho citizens of Cupeper. July 3l-ctf
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LATEST BIT TELEGRAPH.
,.-~anhcd far abe Richmond Enqaircr.
,,,,ry WITH CONGRESS- FiR.r SESSION

rHIETi-FIFlH CoN""rSH 4 ,ssS
WAsHiSor,S, FEBhrAkf 1870;
Sx,.rr MIR. Jones OF l"wa. presentea a reso'u
m Of the people G" Iowa against the an'"'. TS o.
mass under the L-comp'"n Constitution; me 70
ans ;,,s,,,,.,, A HIM ~ vote against the adm's.
- ,r resign hi. ssrt but he refused I" ""ey. II.
favor . M .d% Th. h Frsnsi s spo1 SS
nv nd hack, AMI msde the .cial order
wei h. nre. The d'scu-sicn Of Kansas affair.
resumed Mr. Brown "sd1 ,perea a.. sga, .s
, ,vs;ust il. Mr. Green spoke In its favor
-. |shs,. was very ,xci'iug aud interesting. AID
n.r-i iii Monday.
III, THE .-l-ct committee on the Tariff and
...i,n resolutions appoin,.d Mr. Boyce OF Sou,h
.s.,hns chairman. These resolutions look to free
,s s and internal taxation 4 long debate snsusd
a.e Unsatisfactory reply Of j. b. Williamson who
% on a-rss,ad and brought here from New York, on
..mmsr, to appear before the investigating oon
.;,,ss He was finally remanded to the custody OF
se,,sant at arms till to morrow to amend the re
Ths Ohio Contested election case was discussed
~ the hour of adjournment.
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OISSOI.CTIOS.

~-~ur r, nsrtner,hip # FERGUSON, FARlSS co
=. this day dissolved by mutual consent. Eilhrr
partner authorised to the ntme Of the concern In
RIcmNosp February LIST, 1858
NEW FIRM.
Tho undersigned have this day entered INTO cSPs,
,srship under The style OF j. B. FERGUSON. JR Co.,
and viii continue the Fonr,oN DRY GOODS BUSINESS NJ
The old s,apd of Ferguson. Fariss Co., No. y rear
street. o, c...,... Wan.
a., - O.. Ij,.ns While Goods and Embrodehes. one
entrs door viii be appropriated to Ladies Drer. Goods
The stock of Fancy Goods on hand will be cftred from
this time until the lst OF March without regard 10 co
We politely ask the customers OF the late concern
'0n'inuA'''H u ''e'' FERGUSON. in.
w G. FERGUSON.
SAINT. A. GLOVER.
R.cpnnxn Esh [ laIS-Ecb I'll March
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LOTTERIES.
ts,>NI,SSn I.l.rpit.,sfE.

NA4NLAED LOTTERIES.
FOR FEBRUARY. 1855.
I'D FRANCE & CO. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE.
Eos MARYLAND.
Drawn Nos. oi susqnehnnna Canal. T. drawn Feb B.
al C6 Ii - ~ III - Is 10 3 il 81 - -
Drawn Nos. of PntapscU Institute, 10 drawn Feb 4:
III - u 81 is % ~ ~ Ii 81 ~ ~ 60 =
Draniaxs conducted unier IN, ,Hpsrntsadencs of tie
State LOTTERY Commissioner
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
FRIDAY. Feb. 5th-roSomnkc River, Glass + IL
Nos II drawn ballots. Tickets 50 Capital Prikes:
$4,000 sUGu sc. Certificate of Package. oil whylcs
so J0-siarcs in proportion.
SATURDAY, FEB hth--(irnnd Consolida:rd Clnss g.
IS Nus-l2 drawn. Tickets $40 Capital: si7 5uU ~ Of
3 co., &c Certificate Of Packages OF whUles Siia,
ir proportion,
MONDAY. Feb 9Th. Washington County, Class F.
70 Nos. IL druwn Tickets S. Capitals: "a 900 TO- oO3
10 ",2 5VU &c Certificates OF Packages whules l2G 30
TUESDAY, Frb 9th-Bel air, Glass J.. IS Nos IL
drawn Tickets IS. CapitiIs-S40,00O TO- 600 5000
Certificate Of package of whoes s7i
WEDNESDAY, Feb. l0-Susquehanna Canal Glass 5.
70 Nos, IA drawn Tickets $40 Capitals :-S3 zoo &c
Certificate of packages OF wholes Sl4l
THURSDAY, FEB llth-CarrollsC County, Glass 6.-7s
Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets S.. Capital Prizes
s2O00O 10 OOO Sc Certificate Ola package of wholcs
S79.
FRIDAY, Feb l2th-Pokomosc River. Cn-s c.
- Nos, IL druwn. Tickets So CapitalsS2O 0VO $3.50
&c. Certificates vi Packages OF wholes S6asharrs il
proportion.
SATURDAY, Feb. l3th-Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Glass L. % Nos IA drawn. Tickets $40. Capital Prizes
000 i32, &c. Certificate of Packages of Whulcs
slil-shares in proportion
fRsA Dollar Lottery Is drawn daily.
tT-COnmunications will receive attention, If address
ed to II. FRANCE e. CO,
Feb 3 Richmond. Va.
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PHOSpIIATIC GUANO.

ngton, Va, 1910
This proving average the richest depo.irs hoe
phatr OF Lime known to the worli
Pure Bone Dust contains bur 50 10 SO Per cen, NJ t
important fh0spnate hencs comparison Of The relr've
value OF the two will nj show which |. tho NOS, Do
srhble for agricultural purposes.
Guanos are OF two distinct speciee-those IN wLch -"
Phosphates OF Lime predomima;e q in Sombrero 81:
Others and those III which Ammonia predominant. g. g.
the Peruvian Both experience and theory csts:si IT,.
fact, that Ammonia aud Phosphate Of Lime ,t-enf
ingredients for general fertilizer, and. Consequently
general purposes. proper mixture Of the recon-
mendcd. Whilst the Peruvian and other Ammonstc G,.
are mere imuiGRs or GHek6n,rJ Of the snle
brcro aud other Phosphate GuaDos permanent Ter ia
but of slower hnd less pnrcrpib Acct the
year, unless adei by som. s,i,nu.rs Hence ~. -.
importance OF combining the two in proper porto
which II done, makes III" best, mt
micai fertilizer Known. Assuming the OF fcruvial
uano Mt sf?, md S1m5rcra S3i per ton md .ih
Of the former mix of the latter (Which proportions
recommended by experienced farmcfs) II siyr..
OF about Sil per fertilizer far va!uso.c
pcrman cnt than the Peruvian Giop,.
The Agricultural need only h~ reminded Of TIE urtrrg
pf the two prrtom!naug Ingredients in the d. rol.
species Of Guano, In enable him 10 understand hc pj
mode Of ito application. Whilst amnoCa On .!ic l..-..
Wan is liable t. svHporate isr, fhC.phsta ..,,.
lin the SombrcroJ is heavy, and iSbe sink below TO-.
reach Of the roots OF the plants Therefore SHOULD -,
either deposited nIhc hill dri!l wih the CROP
as top dressing in tie proportion 81 from 2O u fyG "a
to the acre
dressing. the Spr.ng is the best tire when ,E- G.
assuming it's strength hEd ,usrenanr.. al ir ,ue +.
benefit OF the Ammonia Is less likely lie loss q Y
used in the fall or early winrrr.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT q CO.. Arent.
kchm"ui fa.
THAN & CO.. DUKE & HUTCHINSON, nrG + ~ sK,h.
KER & CO., Richmond Va. Jru o.:
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hichm.ui Te
1t also be obtained Of A. GARRETT, ,. Won.
THAN CO.. DUKE HUTCHEsGN, nrt +. ". SAN.
KER & CO. Richmond, Va. In o.:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~~>-~>~~~~~~~~>~~~- =,
sY- WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
events Ladies' aud Gentlemen lose Of their greatest
natural hue head Of kar- becomes mat
ter OF portancs and the question whn shai
do stop, the hair from falling of and restore s
and beauty la reply toto this query we beg 10 ssy. S
DR.. HARHis' HAIR PnoaoTEA AND lMPRovEA- rev ap'
plicatious will stop tho hair falling breaking removs
dsulruf, keep tho scalp clean and white ann inpa,t
freshness and vuor to the hair und although you may
have been bail twenty years, the continued use o
Il two months will insure you uxuriant head OF hat
Call and get bottle, and II not satished after inc
application return II and get tho price paid. s,,,
Ask tor Or Harris Hair Promoter and mprovel' Soo ~
Richmond, by w. PEI EhsoS q, pi ~ ia,.
Corner Maiu and 10Th, and Main aud wall '''ee'''
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AECTI0N SALES.

|>c>@>~~~~~>~>~-->~~~~N~~~
PCBiiC SALE Of LANDlN HANOVER
wv he"Dhkn ACRES OF THE WASHINGTON
HENRY ACADEMY TRACT
WE undersigned, committee netting under authority
n conferred by Board Of Trustees nj the Washing.
ION rry academy vii! -eIl the premises 200 acre.,
Of Ian" bn"hsine To sad Academy on the ION day of
February, II lair. IL not, the next lair dnv Tbn rrov
mems rynsst Ci good Dwelling House with the usu,.
out bu!n?s THIS pac. situated eight miles from the
Cry Of kicnmo, and one and hn'i miles from Alice
ncghborh6od.
About forty ncrcs cleared the balance heavily linn
bered with Pine wood ready sale for which is found Al
Atlec's Station, Terms made known On day Of sale
GEO. w. POLLARD, !
IT,, 70 80, Tl.Mi GAR ;5SE, Committee.
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1900 Prizes amounting 10 S29.srU
The 1900 Prizes oil So 30 determined by the last
figure of the number ha: draws the Capital-if it
odd number then every odd number Ticket will he ehti
tied TO s. 81; II II Is m even number, then
number Ticket will be entitled So so addition to any
| other Prize the Ticket may draw.
Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken AZ par. Checks
New York RENTED for prizes
Address orders for tickets Certificates Of Packages
| of Tickets TO ANDERSON SON, Managers,
| Jan 10 Macon or Savannah. ia.
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- PHOTOGRAPHS-UNP
~ SUCCESS.-Since have commenced our
new branch Of Photography has been beyond
expectations the citizens of Richpond have accorded
this beautiful art that need Of praise and encourage
receives wherever introduced and which de.
From sitting can strike on tive hundred
portraits SURPRISING the finest steel engraving.
Small Daguerrcotypes copied to life size.
SANXAf e. CHALMERS, l45 Main st.,
July % Sqn Big Gothic Window
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TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLA'
~ TURE.-SANXAY CO. respectfully inform
tho Members OF the General Assembly that they pre-
pared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS, Of superior style Al
extremely low prices. Those desiring to send such tc
their families and friends. invited to call Photo
grsphed copies Of the late Reform Convention of Vir
ginis can also be had at q worry reasonable price,
Dec las, Main street, P.att's old stand
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R,cuHoyp. Feb. |, laSS-Fcb 5-tl March
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

yuyHE subscribers. having associated themselves 10
BANKING; and EXCHANGE BUSINESS, under the style
Of ENDERS, SUTTON & CO., tender their services Tor
the transaction OF any busness entrusted to their care
hsv viii rye prompt and careful attention to the nero
nson of Stocks Bonds aud other serurites investment
Of capital and all other matters pertaining 10 their ou
sness. =, ., ,,,.. a. r., "a
ET of,ce for the present, Mt +. T. Winston q co
Old Stand, corner OF Cary and 18th streets
WV JOHN ENDERS,
w H. SUTTON,
rb-c2t RlC'HD T. FOSTER.
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NEW GOODS-EARLY SPRING
VNaE subscribers receiving New Goods by every
Il Steamer. Their Stock is almost entirely Clean hnC
Fresh, and with the addition o: what is New
and Dcsrnblc in the Market they invite the attention
OF buyers with confidence. Amongst those just received
are Plain Black silks. of the best quality
Muslin aud Lace Sets. in variety
More OF those Very Cheap Collars
The most approved Hoops, Corsets, &c.
In heavy Goods they have
Best Striped OZnsburgs
Heavy Manchester do
Brown and Blesched Shirtings and sheetings
Best Family Linens, Sheetings snd Towe!Iings
Feb PRICE & WATKINS
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xo.,olx. Feb. 4,h.-1he brig Ann Taylor. ~
Me- ~! T,om Martinique 10 Hampton Roads, arrived
.o'dsy. The bark Tel. graph from james river
honnd for Australia, is in port. awaiting ts'r "'no'
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SWAN a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA

AUTHORIZED By THE STATE or GEORGIA.
$4,000.
FOR TEN DOLLARS.
INIE following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery In each Of
their Lotteries for PEBRrARY lSS al AUGUSTA, Ga, in
public under the superintendent of Commissioners.
CLASS =,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, February -, 1858.
CLASS 8,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta, Georgia, In public
SATURDAY, February 30, 1858.
CLASS 4,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, February 81, 1858.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND HUNDRED AND EIGHrY.riyE PRIzgs
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine Tickets !!
NIFICENT SCHEME