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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-20

A our design is 70 make our paper
"A, that will be Of interest to oil en-
- j in the different departments OF
XIV. industry in every part Of the
..y,n,y . we respectfully solicit the CO.
,,arp.t;o \ OF onr intelligent citizens
.hrng rho. L its limits. And being es'
,@c,;asily a esirous Of promoting the
farming tut. rests Of Dubois, items in
.auv d.r.a,t,n. Ut Of agriculture are par
,;culaEv so!ici ~. Please send US oil
The news, incid. ats. general iniorna
-;oo ana o,;,cr. | discoveries in your
respective ucighhe hoods.
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OF SWAMP LANDS.

AuDiroR's OfFicE. DuBfs CousrY, ISD.,
Jasper. June 4fh. 1883.
n Of an act. entitled IAN act
10 regulate the sale ~ swamp lands do
mated bv the United States 10 The State %
Indiana. aud 10 provide Tor The draining and
recIsiminy thereof. in accordance with the
conditions Of said grant, approved May goth,
1852" the under. igned. auditor Of said
ruunty 81 Dubois, will Offer u public sale u
The court house door, IN j Jasper in said county.
The following swamp lands. the same being
embraced in what IL called sthe second So
lection Of swamp Isnd-,,' 70 vii: the south
west quarter Of the n. ~rti'-east quarter N
section No. ihirsv osc. in tow nship NJ. one,
north Of range No. three west The south
cas-, quarter " The north west quarter n
section No. eles 20. IN township NJ. 7r.
sou,h 81 range No four west; an nrf
ives, ou.vter of The s.s"h esss qtar
section No. ten, in township No. t~os ~
Of vrnye i've west
Sale to on tho IAN Iay III Az
gust. A. ID. 1885. ~ .ne o'clock. L. H.. aud
continue from day 10 day until oil the lands
src offered lor sale.
Terms Of sale cash, 70 be paid in gold. az
yer Of bankable paper.
John MEHRlNGER,
June 8. 1SJS-9w. Auditor Dubois co.
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NO KANSAS NO DOUGLAS
Bur
SHOES

m THE undersigned has Just
~.received a rpicudid assortment
~H~ Of Doors Ann SHors, latest
styles, ALSO
sE9wGRua a. @DmD0
and q large quantity VI oil sorts Of Liquors,
which will sell ~ low prices,
10 Produce taken IN exchange for goods.
Boots and shoes nude snd repaired on
the shoncsl notice, a. ell times, END sn The
most reasonable terms.
EASTERN BOUTS AND SHOES,
or the latest styles, kept constantly on hand
1t the big brici, on the corner Of Main sns
Lawrence streets. Jssrer, Ind.
Arrjl q, 'as-ra CONRAR NADER
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clesk-BAzL n. E~DNossros.
Auditor-JoHx M~EHRfscEK.
Trcasurer-EpwARD S~TrFHExsos.
Recorder-STErHEs JERcER.
Sherff-JAcoB Herman.
Coroner-WrLLIsM ScruELTrRNsx
Surveyor--BESIAsrs X. KEMP.
HARVEY NlcnoLsvS,)
LEWIS GREEN, commissioners.
J..B. B~icKwEENEET }
q or TOWNSHIP.
Justices-H. c. Newcomb, Henry Long
stephen Rose. !.
Trustees - Charles Birkeme'es, Franco
Briiesge. kssper John.
Clerk-Geo. A. Kiizincer.
Treseur. r-WendoliD Erny.
Constabies-Anthony Eckert
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GRATIS A~r.cEs.- We publish no.
tees Of marriages, a atlis, &C., gratis
and would liks. to rece I'd all which &C.
.car ia tl,e co,ssty. Mi. listers, Or 9th
.eys. wl,a officiase on gu II occasions
w~illconfer q i;rver ~ sem ing US . NJ
lice Immediately.
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Ishesehy civca chat ] will proceed. WIN
j The ssssstsnce Of the Surveyor o' Duoo's
county. on MonGsy the 9th day ~ Sep'em-
aer 1888, 70 rDn the lines and es'sriitn ne
swn~rs ~ the n : 2 the y " ana '"e "
4 ~ tae G and the &c OF the va
II section 3. town IS. sosth u range 4 ~es''
also az ,Ac irtrsme5 iate lines in said : 81
ton wiN b. 4u.rcyed and tbs CORNERS esia,'
nshed. All p,reois interesi,d re ncnhe'
~ b. p~rescns. fkrnr ScnrTrLa.
~, ID. is.3-Sw $50
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We are prepared to give prompt at-
,c,,,ion 10 all kinds Of job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks
receipts. hill heads, store, stallion Or
lack bills'can b forthcoming on the
shortest notice, IL the most approved
s,vle. aud on reasonable terms.
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New ALBANY,

Flour Market firm Al 81 00aS4 90.
When,-W hite s5c; red Soc. Corn s5c.
Oats 3as35c. Hsy--Sil Tor loose and Siz
Tor baled. Dried apples down TO 81; peach
Is 50 SO. Feathers zoe. Rngs slssc. Su
gar. n. D. fair 10 iuIIy fair SsSlc. choice .
aud lc advance by ,hcsbbi. Plantation mo-
lssses 36s3sc in lots. Rio coffee ! lal2l;
Java i7slSc. Rice 4lc.
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OFFICE ~ AVptIO9 ~ rIAIks
IspsAxAroLss, April 1858.
The following bsnks have complied with
nc amended Law or 1855. snd have secuFi-
lies dept pscsiwith the Treasurer Of State.
Il, their market value, 10 an amount not Iess
han fifty thousand dollars. and ten per cent
ii excess OF their circulation:
Bank Of Goshen. Goshen.
Bank OF Gosrort, Gcsport.
Eank Of Mt. Vernon. Dit. Vernon.
Bank or paoli. Paoli.
Bank Of Rockville, Wabash.
Rank Of Salem, salem.
Bank OF Sal m, New Albany.
Bloomington Gsnk Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Grcencas'lc.
Farmers rank. Vested.
Indians Bank. Madison.
Indinm Farmers Bank, Franklin.
kentucky Stock Bank. Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke County Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank. Tsrre Huute.
Salem BANK, Goshen.
Southern Bank Of lndinns. I. Hau,e.
The following Banks have complied with
the amended Law, but have since given no.
tIce or their intention to withdraw their cir
cula,ion. Their notes are payable in coin:
Dsuk Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Central Bank. Indianapolis - redeemed
by the Treasurer oil Stale.
Crescent City Bank Evansville.
The following Banks are winding up vol
UNFAIRLY. and are iedeeming their notes o.
par, NJ specified. TIE ten per cert. excess
Of securities is retained by the Auditor:
Bank Of Elkhari, redeemed al the Bank.
Drookyille Bank, do do do do
Hoosier Bank, do do DO do
Huntington Co. Bank, redeemed At tn
Bank.
Indisna Stock Bank. redeemed al fetch
er's Bank.
Bank OF Monticello, redeemed A. nrsncI
Bank, Lafayette.
Fsyetie Co. Bank, redeemed at Branc
BANK, ConncrsviIlc.
Merchan,s' and Mechanics Bank redeem
ed a. Branch Bank, New Albany.
Bank d Syracuse, redeemed AZ Bank {
Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bank. redeemed Al Fletcl
er's Bank, indianapolis.
(, ~rsprxnrn n.xrx
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vUvHrsr will BE- sold. by order Of court, o.
The door Of tire court house IN Jasper'
on The ash OF August next, At o'clock
AZ public auction, land warrsnt NO. $500
calling for one hondred and twenty acres q
land, the property Of John McCsus'snc'
decess ed. aud ordesed 10 Be sold Icr The ben
EFT of his heirs. Terms made known %
dsv Of sale. ADAM Hcrk'
jul, 30, isss-fw. ADMINISTRATOR
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STRICTLY AT COST FOR CASH.



EAST SIDE or II coUKr House,
OFFERS for sale ., cost bis entire stock
~ OF Spring. summer. Fall and Winter
Clothing. fine French cloth, csssimeres. cas-
rinet-, sailrs. linen trimmings o. all kinds.
hats. shirt-, &c. &c which will be disposed
ot Of cost for CASH ONLY. Those wanting
The .wurih 81 their money and the tight
ch, nge back would Do well 70 call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing rlre~ here.
CALL AT THE OLD STAND!
East side the court house, in Jasper.
STEPHEN JERGER.
". n Goods sold On time will be charged
the regular price.
Is Persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested 70 ome and settle, eth
er by cash Or note.
lime IS, 1858.
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@4k. OFFERS his professional servi-
NC 10 the citizens Of Dubois county
k<sz4 s. vicinity, and feels confident that
"a when called upon he will render
tull satisfaction. June -.
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s hereby given 10 oil whom i msy con-
i cern that al the June session. 1855. the
Board Of Commissioners 81 Dubois county
have ordered The follow ing changes 70 be
made ia the boundaries u civil townships,
IN said county, 10 manner following 10 Wit.
That sections numbered %, %. -, %.
rs, ~, 81. IS and 80 10 township Nos south
D: range No. 5 wet, BE- taken Cd Of Pstoka
Tow nship aud added 70 Ferdinand township
in said county, for civil township purposes
and hereafter 10 constitute = part VI said
Ferdinand township.
Ako-,hst 90 much Of HARRISON township
a. lies south Of Patoka river. or more par.
ticuIsrly described ~ follows, so-wii: Gem
mer cling in The Pssoka river where the same
crosses the township line running east and
vest, dividing Harrison from B~sinb'idgs
township. from thence in a norsh-esstw srdly
course, following The mesndcrinss Of SAID
river, 10 where the said river crosses th'
tow line running north and south. d
viding said tisrbison from Columbia town
ship. shalt be taken of Of said Harrison
tow nship, and added TO Bsinbridge town
ship Ia said county for civil township purpc
SEES, and shall hereafter constitute : part q
said Bainbridgr township.
By order of the Board,
JOHN. MEHRlNGER, A. ID. 6.
-. rs.S-4w
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Foreign bTiSCeIlanieS.

Alexander II is reported to have said
to Prince Napoleon that he had promised
the Emperor of the French and Queen
Victoria to visit France and England, and
that he hoped to perform his promise
next spring. tsi@
The marriage of the Duke of Malakof'
will be celebrated at St. Cloud on the
18th inst. He will return to London
with the Duchess on the 18th or 18th of
this month. NJ
The French Admiral commanding in
the Gulf of Mexico, who has Just quilted
Paris to proceed to his post, has received
energetic orders to protect French SUBJ
jects in Mexico.
Five young Chinese Christians have
arrived at Suez, on their way to France,
to be educated. They are accompanied
by Chinese Catholic priest, who speaks
French and English fuently.
The Vienna Gazette publishes a new
law concerning the military conscription.
The term of service remains at eight
years as formerly. The nobility will not
be exempt.
The Montore Toscano announces the
discovery, at Florence, of a copy of
Dante Alighieri's "Divina Comedia, "
written in Petrarch's own hand
Hume, the emesmerizer, figures as lion
in the Russian saloons. He wears fan
tastic dress, and Scotch cap and feather,
which he never takes off in any saloon
there is a magic in it.
It's stated that Frenchman, who holds
the Office of General of Division in the
Persian army, has been appointed by the
Shah, Minister of War.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Fabrication of Diamonds.

One of the most curious sights in Paris
is said to be afforded by visit to the vast
workshops of Mr.. Bourguignon, where
the whole process of transforming a few
grains of dirty, heavy looking sand into a
diamond of the purest water, is daily 60
ing on, with the avowed purpose of de-
ceiving everybody but the buyer. The
coloring matter for initiating emeralds,
rubies, and sapphires, is entirely mineral,
and has been brought to high perfection
by Mr.. Bourguignon. Many operators
are employed, whose business is to polish
the colored stones and line the false pearls
with fish scales and wax; the scales of
the roach and dace are chiefly employed
for this purpose. They must be stripped
from the fish while living, or the glisten-
ing hue, so much admired in the real
pearl, cannot be inflated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
A Witness.

Among the many singular anecdotes
which Lord Mansfield has been accustOm-
I'd to relate of himself, he used to speak
Ct the following with the most unaffected
good humor:-
A St. Giles bird appeared as an evi-
dence before him in some trial concerning
a quarrel in the street, and so confounded
his Iordship with slang that he was oblig-
ed to dismiss him without getting any
thing from him. He was desired to give
an account of all he knew.
MY lord" said he, las was coming
by the corner of street, staged the
man." --i-
Pray said Lord NJ, "what do you
call Staging a man?"
Staging, nay lord? why, you see-l
was down upon him."
"Well, but | doA't understand down
upon him. any more than Staging. Do
speak to be understood"
"WeH, ant please your lordship-l
speak as well as | cam was up to all be
knew"
"To all he knew Al am as much in
the dark as ever"
"WelI, then, my lord, I'll just tell you
how it was" y.
''Do So"
"Why my lord, seeing as how he was
rum kid, l was one upon his tlbby I"
The fellow was at length sent out OF
court, and was heard in the hall to
say to one of his companions, that
he had "gloriously queer'd old Full Bot
tom"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
RULES on THIs HOUSE.


l. Gentlemen will blacken their boots
or they will not be admitted to the
table without an extra charge of dime
a meal.
2. Gentlemen going to bed with their
boots on will be fined two bits for the
second, and turned out and sued for their
board for the third time, and the landlord
holding on to the plunder.
8. No person allowed to call twice
for the same dish without paying an ex-
ira dime. -
4. All travellers are expected to treat
before leaving the house, the landlord
holding on to the plunder till he comes
out.
5. Loud snorin' not allowed, and fine
of dime for every offence.
6. Country soap given here-a dime a
week for town soap.
Z. And a half dime will be charged
for the privilege of the back porch on
shady afternoons.
8. Liquors with white sugar, a dime
nip; with common brown sugar, five
cents.
9. The landlord hopes that his board
efs will observe the above rules and say
nothing, or means will be taken to see
that they do. h..
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

acter he represents. He exhibits the
valuable presents which he has received
from Her Majesty the Queen, and from
the other crowned heads before whom he
has had the honor Of appearing; and he
rides to the hall in a marYellously tiny
equipage from the hotel where he is stay
ing. He is relieved in The course of his
performances by Senor Oliveria, whose
playing on the violin is admirable. The
General has announced that during his
stay in Manchester, he will give three
exbitions daily.-.Nanchester Guardian.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
An Unexpected Fortune.

1t is stated that surviving daughter of
Aaron Burr comes curiously into posses
sion of quite a fortune in this way: Burr
held lease from Trinity Church of the
Richmond Hill property, three or four
hundred lots in the centre of New York,
for sixty-six years. He released the
land for sixty-three years to Astor and
others, and their lease expires In 1860.
The lease for three years then belongs
to Burr's daughter, and the claim is in
disputatable, and the value of the lease
very great. Already several Of the les
sees have compromised the claim for
from one thousand five hundred to two
thousand dollars per lot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
WheeI.barrOV Man.

The Kansas City Journal of Commerce
states that A. o. McGrew. of Pittsburgh,
Pa, left Kansas City, solitary and alone,
on the 10Th uit., for Pixies Peak Dig
gings, taking his provisions, blankets,
pick and shovel, gun and ammunition In
a wheel barrow. Whenhe left Pittsburgh
he had Just FIVE cents in money, and no
outfit save what he had on his back
Pitkins. hardware dealer of Kansas City,
who has known McGrew for some years,
filed his wheel-barrow with an outfit,
and McGrew started on his solitary Pill
grimage Of six hundred miles through an
uninbabited country save with Indians and
butfaloes, determined to fill his single
wheelbarrow coach with shining dust as
soon as anybody. In passing train,
MeGrew was offered a place in the com
pany, but returned thanks for the profer-
ed kindness, adding that he could not
consistently accept the offer. as he was in
great haste and feared that he might be
delayed, and perhaps caught in the snow,
if he travelled with oxen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
General Tom Thumb.

That extraordinary dwarf, Charles S.
Stratton, who was exhibited In this coun-
try by Mr.. Barnum, fourteen years ago,
gave first performance in Manchester,
on his farewell visit, in the Assembly
room of Free-trade Hall. He will COM
plete his twenty-frst year in January
next, and it Is his present intention not
to exhibit himself after that time. He
has earned fortune, upon which he will
live on an estate which he has purchased
IN his native country, in Connecticut =
But, before retiring, he is making a fare
well tour of the Old World He has been
on the Continent, where few weeks
since, he met his old friend, Mr.. Barnum,
at Baden Baden. Mr.. Barnum has ac-
companied the General to England, being
himself on his way TO America; and yes
terday, at the Free trade Hall, at the
Generals request, Mr.. Barnum exhibited
the little man in his representation of
Grecian statues. Mr. Barnu.n is not.
however, connected with the exhibition.
and IS only visiting Manchester for a few
days. The General is a very merry.
good 7humored little fellow. When last
here he was child of seven years; now
ne Is a manin every respect except as re-
gard his size, for he is still only thirty
one inches high. During his fourteen
years absence from Manchester, he has
been educating as well as exhibiting him
self. His exhibition has, consequently,
an additional interest. from the intelli-
gence with which he sings, and the cor
reCtneSswith which he assumes the char
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
VOL. ILL., CITY OF BROWNVILLE NENARA COUNT

dfupedso of this country, as he had done
with the birds; and in due time, some
volumes of the "QuadEupeds of America, y
in style similar to his first work, were
published.
Audubon used to say that he had no
faith in genius; that man could make
himself what he pleased by labor, and, by
using every moment of time, the mind
might be kept improving TO the end of
life. "Look at facts, and trust for your
self; mediate and reason" he would
say, sit is thus a man should educate
himself" M A
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
SneculatOrs and Capitalists.

The following lively, characteristic and
effective story is of Partisan origin, but
will fit this latitude as well as that:
Two gentlemen were chatting on the
Boulevard. 'One was great speculator'
developing the plans of a magnificent pro-
iect; the other a dazzled capitalist, ready
to snap at the bait He hesitated little,
but was just yielding, merely making a
few objections for conscience sake. Near
these two paused couple of youngsters
of ten or twelve years. They were look
ing into tobacco shop close by, and one
cries out to the other:
Spy the piper! I'd like to smoke a
sous worth of tobacco" ("
"Well," replied the other, "buy sous
worth"
"Ah! as luck would have it, haven't
the sou. tt
"Hold on ! Ihave two sous"
"That's the ticket! just the thing; one
for the pipe and one for the tobacco"
"Oh. yes, but what am to do g
"You? Oh! you can be the stockhold-
er; you can spit.n
1t was flash Of light, The capitalist
thrust his hands into his pockets and
fed.
The speculator cast a furious look al
the two urchius, and turned down the
street. nod
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Next House OF Representatives.

The House of Representatives consists
of 2S6 members. OF this number, "a
have been elected, divided as between the
different parties thus:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

Antoine lie Claire, a half. breed In
dian, living at Davenport, is said to be the
richest man in the State of Iowa. Gov.
Grimes ranks next in wealth. fs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

So stands the House of Representa-
tives at this day. How the elections of
November will affect it, will soon be de-
termined.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

The marriage between Jonathan and
Miss Great Britain, which was 50 brIllt
aRtly celebrateda a few weeks ago, is evi-
IDENTIFY very unhappy one. At all events.
no cords haze passed befIrsen them since
the bridal day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Failures.

The following is list of failures in the
States and Territories from April l, 1853,
to October l, 1858:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Total 952 S2O.75O,l5O

The failures in the British Provinces
for the same time number Al and amounts
to $96S,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
,,rroorA AnvFRTISING:

lppounsng candidates for office in advanced 300
Cash in advance will be reluiredfor all advertise
nents except where actual responsibility is known
Ten per cent for ea;h change will be added othe
above rates.
No advertisement will be considered blythe year,
.,nless specified on the manuscript, or previously
agreed upon between the parties.
Advertisements not markedon thecOpy for spec
led number Of Insertions will be continued until
rdered out, and charged accordingly
All IadVsrtisements from strange
ons, 10 be raid in advance.
The prvilegs Of yearly advertisers willbe conhn-
dridgedly to their own busness;and all advertise
Inents not pertaining thereto, to be paid for ex-
ira.
Yearly advertisers have the privilegeof changing
their advertisements quarterly.
Al loaded advertisements charged double the
Tb0ve rates.
Ais ,r, ssmsnts On the inside exclusively will be
charged extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
doctor Pills in 2"

doctor Pills in g.
Don't live here" says Brown, who
was In full scribble, without looking up.
"Oh, thought this was his office-sloI
Next door," s.ii faej ja
"Pray, sir, has the doctor many pa.
tients ?'' -.
Mot liUing."
Doctor Pills heard of the remark, and
threatened to sue Brown for libel llac s
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Arkansas Hotel Arrangements.

The following rules and regulations
are posted on the doors of different rooms
of country hotel in Arkansas:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

There are now about 29, 900 Post Off.
oes in the United States. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

A burial society has recently commen-
ced in the county of Lancaster. the first
printed article of which runs thus: THAT
whereas many persons find it difficult to
bury themselues.' .l u
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
BOOK. AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING!

Having -aded 5o the Advertiser Office Card and
Dob Presses, NeE Type Of the latest styles Inks of
nA ;ol'rss BrpnEes, Fine Paper, Envelopes, &C.: we
are n'w prepared 10 execute Job Work of every de-
ErriptiOn in style unsurpassed by any other Office
in the Uuited States.
PlTti Ilar attention will be givento orders from
a ts;an,s-ia having hem promptly attended to.
the Fr5nTiet1rs. having had an extensive expe-
rienee, will give their personal attention tn this
0raaeh Of business, and hope in their endeav0rs to
pea'e both in the excellence Of their work. and
Re eis'nable charges To receive share of the public
b. '-pn arr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
EBENsBURG, FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
5f(isteIlancous advertisements.
AGENTS. 8 ATITET2NTTo2M z !

HO YOTT WISH TO E1,rI, f,ooI, ~,
ploymcnt and ,,,l-o ,LJ LlD ", oGoD fl-
no investment and ,y;4in',t VIM i'I'e or
eeuIar bnsina.,5 r. @ ilCl iGtilS win your
ment. - w. V''>' ''''7 90 q '4s'
~ y; l. IopD Co, OF 392 Broome street, New
ad Ih i.r;, are manufacturing and selling massive
9poo i lor % each (Which are cheap at that
~ 4 "l'G lhey throw IN Sltt or prize with
ess,i coo enc.t worth from s. up to 50, SO, Sl5
! - % COO 80 30, $i00. $500 and $500
tI'of frg ogr NJ ,,Lniabus Lottery" It's no
-, ne iehcis are sold at their cash
t., ,'ii,' "'i INC profits ii; eesta are
TI,rc'. n.y. 1iie gus; winch actually cost the
~ -: iotiiiIiG. iAe prizes are distributed
tl pan q dr4WinG, which would take
c,3 IUSH room TO explain, but which has never
Jr,I',, - ~ Nv { nlitte satisfaction We have
/ f - ',.''' 80 90 ''rHis|fS Io3 gold watches