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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
Another Rmearkablo Cure of Dyspep-
sin,

brUNi jury a. MI.
G,nh men -Agrceahly to Your suggestion, gives me
pie asrr state, that five weeks ago. luFrhasrd
AIr- "f your OrHge""fed Rfn"TA, AMI c0h'Inencrl
Using the according 10 directions and experienced
the hnppi">t ELECTS
had been troubled with dyspepsia rbout three years
nurin. the ant ht times, vas obliged 10
give III an aitrnt"u {" business: and although hid ~
aIvLr nf many I,,i ply iCIIn>. was confined for SIT
works i The house aud continued TO grow worse. until
took ynur medicine almost cured III every dis
agreeable symptom and able tU do business usual.
The whole cr.if "t NY restoration a. health II die to-
~. aDrgtu ndi,d B;frFs. Your Ubcdieht servant,
ABNEK SMITH.
CoriraH Square, Fast Boston.
seth W. Fow'r Co. llN Washington st., Boston, Pro.
~ ,,iurs. Sold l'y their sgsIIs everywhere
- ll.s I.Ss.s I,lAsY,. So. MLql'ssl~ nrrE1slS i6
Washington street San Francisco, sole agents for the Pa.
: cit coast.
rETTIT CHOATH, Agent. for TfacerVine.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, 18th inst, bv Rev. Wal.
ter Frcar. at Euzan'S Bridge. in this County, Mr.
Clovis BExIrEAr aud Miss GRACE GARRETT.
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Wild Cherry.

Wild Cherry.
BmOELINE, Mass, Feb. 8, 1884.
7" sum " FnwiF.-Ky Dear !Tr:-IIaving eXpersn-
,ulis " satisfactory character from the use II
Hi.t- HIiAdm ~ VIII th'FIy. IN casa ofseVrre cOds
irinr the pat two aindncrd to express the full
fthh have IN IT. reh0Vaflng TUwPr.
wlS r.i induced t" this ne cne ~ experiment,
about tw" Nrars aga. connection With the
~, rd Ii."i ni : frrnl VIII" well nigh gone with
snmpt,i nI, whose lief from the at II sHtished
~ IL great value in eases ~ ,lds and decllnr. and
clearly demonstrating my mind IT. great value As
-"Tativr. tt needs ~ ~ fair trial 90 Insure grateful
demonstration from the public.
Your ubyiirnt servant
yVMCEL 4. WINNER.
\u,c genuine unless >gn'h ! IIutir 0n the wrapper
Sch ". f"Wi"& Co. rs Washington st.. ILsiI, FRO.
pTi,;,'r.. Sold ht their agents tN'TIWhtrr.
S,I ly IC:tN johnson C" Wholesale nFnRRiSts, &c
Washington street, SAn Francesca, rle agents for the Ia
en-,
PETIT CnoATE. Agent for PiacrrvIle tiG;l
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PACIFIC SALOON


DIAMOND SPRINGS,
THOe DAVIDSON ALEX. PUR0ESON, :. ProprietOrs.
VEYE wish to inform fri nds and the public generals
w ly, that We have re-opene the above we'll known
Saloon and have stocked the BAR the Finest Import
ed Rrandie, Wines, Malt Liquors and Havana Cigars to-
DAVIDSON q FURGEsON,
TOM 4 YORK
Keep the BEST MARTEL BRANDY In the State.
TOM n YORK
Keep the BEST OLD BOURBON WHISKY in the fat ("
TOM T. YORK
Keen the BEST WINES In the State.
TOM a YORK
Keep the BEST MALT LIQUORS in the State.
TOM T. YORK
Keep the FINEST HAVANA CIGARS In the state
TOM T. YORK
Invite all Lovers Of PURB IiOrs; Al Smokers II COOP
SEGARS, to call at the old PACIFIC, take drink anN
HTE at the Bias.
diamond Springs, September eth, lsSs-I'm'l
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Having no voice in the nomination of Mr.. llcwcs,
the Democracy of Placer were free To vote for MLum
they pleased WI1I.
Pray. who AMI what prevented them from
"having no voice in the nomination.! At
the State Convention before the last MAORI
~ Of the delegates were instructed to vote for
John i. Weller for Governor. This was
notorious fact Would Mr.. Frederick < friends,
who claimed to be Democrats, rccolcct, a>
you do now, however untenablc if not absurd
your claim may he, have been justified in op-
posing Col Weller because n mLjDrity of the
delegates. before the meeting of the Convcn-
ton, had been instructed to nominate him
Arc Democrats, indeed, free to vote for
whom they please" in opposition to the nyn-
lar nominee OF their party? Are you pre-
pared to maintain and advocate the doctrine
that minority shall dictate to majority p
that Democrats may go into a convention
when they are certain Of carrying it, refuse
and oppose its nominees when the reverse
NAV be the case that the Democracy Of
Placer repudiate conventions, act indcpcnd-
emily of them, and when nominee does not
suit them, are " free to vote for whom they
please? God preserve Us from such Democ.
racy! 1t is not such as was taught by the
old school,
Unfortunately for Mr.. IIcwcs a majority Of
the delegates--ALL DEMOCRATS--werc
instructed by their constituents to vote for
him. Generous Placer took exceptions to
this and refused to sit in Convention. The
reminded, principle-loring, unadutcrated
Drmocrts ~ of Placer full of Indignation,
pluck, pride, patriotism and'boltcrism started
an independent candidate, concentrated the
whole strength Of the opposition on him, the
Brods taking the lead, the niggcr-worshipcrs
coming next, and the diSaffectcd boilers, who
performed "mournful Duty" bringing up
the rear, the music swcctly playing the rogue's
march, and defeated the regular nominee of
the Democratic party.
Now, Mr.. Herald, do you believe in the
right of instruction. If not, how can you
consistently defend the resolutions of Mr..
Stratton? If you do, with what propriety
could you object to Mr. IIcwes' nomination?
Come, sir, no cquivocation, but answer our
questions. Before doing so, however, bear in
mind that the Democracy of Ell Dorado are
too much devoted to principle to follow the
certainly eccentric example Of the Democracy
Of Placer.
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BIRTH.

In Upper Pacerville, on the End inst, the wife Of
Mr.. -. Stevenson Of TwINs-daUghers.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

VJNliE cniartcr.ip heretofore t>i,ting Int~r,n the
nip, signed III III ''G,m Sak-'n" ha. I~rn dis
,,.,, =. Tia. d.! l.! u, .tual consent.
VI. BOEOWSkN,
!. y. HAkNE>.
IL4c,I,i,!., >,ri,ul, 7 9Th. lNi>.-tlmi
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ShcFiM'H SmAe.

ny ". y BI kWELL1 { ndeF She
sheriff. Office, PacCrvlllr, sept. 18th, \. ID. Is
L!1-tsl
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.

WV NofA''
lNHEsE PRIMO are situated thirty, mile' from ne
Western terminus, at Oakland. OF the Central Il. =!
road, from which there is ample Stage accommodates
for all passengers wishing to virit this place; also, sixteen
miles East from the Grerubrier White Sulphur, one ulo
from the Old sweet Springs. and for,y.eieht miles Wet
from Honsacks and Salem, on the Virgins ard T,nncs''g
Railroad, from witch place there Is C. n.tantly q toll sui
ply OF Stages to convey Passengers.
These Waters are Chsiy bsate, d hcring IN HER g-s
eous aud snlne insred.cDtr, varying IN their temperate
from - to ~ degrees Fahrenheit. forming two ladir. Hu1
one gentlensn's Red sweet Baths. the mosi oxhilbr1rr.
and delightful Baths In the United States. Their. i. @isp
another Bath snd Spring near the Hotel, prsci-ciy ';inif'f
IN temperature and effects rs the Old sweet. on. mo
from this, giving visiters to this place tho ndvHh'hS" o..
the Writer'S Of both places. The Waters arc Tonic. it'c-
rative aud Aperient, suited 20 chses oil extreme leuuityi
Oiarrhoes of the mo-t obstinate character; also, hh't
mati-m. Cutaneous Affections, and Chronic disease Of
The Stomach, Liver, spleen. &c. (Rster to the ~
rlous authors on the Mineral Springs OF Virgiuis tor t'g
analysis
There are on the premises a Reading Room, furrishri
with n variety Of newspapers from al! parts OF III" In!un
Also, Billiard Roon., Ten Pin Alleys, and otb'r
Amuscments.
the services of Winters Bard Of Music, OF Baltimore,
have been occurred.
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know that to
mas given satisfaction heretofore 10 hs visItcrs, and r.
sustain the high reputation of the ted sweet. hss Induced
bin To extend his accommodations; hattrrlng nim.r'i
that bis future laoors will insure a full portion OF IN. lvo-
lie patronage.
There is a pos,-ofice at this place, and daily mails cscl
way. 1. Bias.
Rcd Sweet Springs. Va. July S-cts
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rREs SALE OF VALUABLE FARM

les SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
COUNTY, NEAR TO THE WHITE
SPRINGS, CALLED "JERtCHO," CON.
~ siNE HUNDRED ACRES.
see IN n deed VI trust executed 10y Samuel ID.
ne AID siie, bearing date November, 1857, duly
'u'eelbri.r county court, | shall, in execution
x md with the concurrence and appreciation OF
Y. proceed 10 sell. at public auction, on tho pro-
, %!a'.day, the oath day of August, 1853, ut IL
I !: isir. if not the next fair day, the very valu-
: L GfeeE5rier county, within miles Of the
a;i'n2 10 II pla; and survey to be exhibited at
q sale. The tract is well watered. Towards
''aas nearly through il tor about two miles, be.
= ane bold spriRgs. About 400 acres OF cleared
: Cd shout 200 acres are well set in clover and
~ meadow land, equal to any in that part Of
!at:e are shout 2i0 acres OF tine creek fate,
Won't 200 arres are cleared There are also
.A'f'' Of beautiful table lane Of which 200 acres
|. aud ou' LITTLE OF II too steep for cultivation,
,aA' rs nely timbered
.sSt;here is about 500 acres of heavily timber
.asf" 10 a good mill seat upon the creek, on
~ h'nerly Il mill There is a large quantity OF
: wake osk, hickory, white pine and walnut
'-raen;. consist OF a large and commodious
-. win twelve rooms Just completed, built
|, 4''e1Nls, 4 GOOD s:ahlc, ovcrseer's house. and q
''l''r o. good negro quarters, two fine apple
tsrag aeundantly, a quantity of line lime
asr'ng been tried, hns been found to be the
I'm" stone ate vicinity.
- within one and n halt miles Of the White
.e;s, and within one mile OF the Covinston
u Road.
~.-i, NJ. Vance. will take pleasure in showing
-'s "i-hin: 10 purchase. There are ON the
IN valuable Slaves, which it is probable
along with the land.
.1sf tnsy, q, his election. take Rll the growing
. 'si'e, Hogs, Sheep. &c, at the arbitration
= wa competent persons.
81 'he''ourth cash; balance one. two and three
~' Gearing interest, secured by a trust deed.
81 n. h. KEANE, Trustee.
r.. "a by GoDpiN & ArrnnsoS, Aucts.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BROOKLAND SCHOOL,
At GREENWOOD DEPOT. A~LBEMARLE COUNTY

BR0OKLAND SCHOOL,
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT. ALBEMARLE COUNTY
VIRGINIA.
TaNBET Third Session Of this School will commence on
d the lst september next, and close en- the 3C,h June
following: The Course OF studies embraces.
!. The EusEsh Language aud Literature,
II. The Ancient Languages aud Ll,cra urr,
III. The Modern Languages and Literature,
". Mathematics.
The Principal Is a Mastei OF Arts of the University Of
Virginia, has had ten years experience in teaching, aud
was ior three years assistant instructor in the University,
In tue Schools OF Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
Two gentlemen are engaged HI Assistsute, both Of whom
have air lady graduated IN most OF the Academic Schools
OF the Universally, and are how a, the University passing
their examinations for the Degree OF Master Of Arts
Inc location on the Central Railroad, eighteen miles
west from the University Of Virginia, can hardly be- sur.
passed for healfhlulness, beauty, facility OF access, aud
remoteness from temptation.
Expenses, including everything except lights, sl25 per
term of five months, payable in advance.
For Catalogues, stating particulars. apply to the Princi-
pal. WIN. DlNWIDDlE, NJ A,
July 2-cfa Greenwood DeOnt. Alhpmbrh. Va
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lin CHANCERY.-At Rules hold in the
zee OF the Circuit Court of Buckingham
l. n,y the 5dh day of July, 1888:
"'.n'Sn. administering Of John Guthrey,
h. Plaintiff,
a",arey, WIN. P. Guthrey. John G.. Gutbrey,
,..eF, Daniel 7. Guthrey, Rebecca N. Fer
.nl,nrcy, James Shepherd and Elizabeth
acfiS Gu,hrey. Samuel L. Andersen and
.~"e: %iorrnerly Guthrev, Joseph l.. Gu,hrcy,
j. rolnd"St-r w. Guthroy, Emily Jane
: NJ, !, G1,h'cv. Nancy C. Guthrey keziah
''"''"' l.. Gu,hrey, the last six Of whom
-:.s.t; D~efendsnls.
Z .~'' sV!t Ia to close the ad administration of
:s,s "-,hrey, deceased, and distribute the
L 4. parties entitled. according to their seve
,i.,,. II appearing by all affidavit in this suit
s.rn.'annes :. Guthrey, Daniel T Guthrey,
r,. aud James Shepherd and Elizabeth
T. i.". ihnaoitnnts OF this State, on the plain.
o,uered that the said absent defendants
| VIZ u.s mouth after due publication of this
To-, =, Is necessary to project their interest,
t,oU Io's order be forthwith inserted in the
Eac,S public newspaper published in the
U,I ~, i"ur weeks SUCCESSFULLY. and posted
/. 'he courthouse of this county. on the
ae1; county courts
fc,,x copy-Teste,
X. K. IRVINS. C. -
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vAEuABLE EsTATE ~ koAAOKE CONT,

~ i's' We icNl flNlNtI ON
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND tIFTYSrT&
ACRES. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NS'iLi; be -old a. auction. IN the premises. on TUT-
w DAY, the nth August. lsjs. NJ II O'Clock. j..
tar, II not, the next i"ir day, that portion OF the vs.rti .
estate III ho"noke County, recently owned by Mr f's'r.r.
JHihrs = : Hes on The right side oi the turnpike road, hta
survey. i.l57 acres; say one tract, No. |, o$727 ncr,s -
which 2lo acres ARE cleared, sud 5l2 acres in ori-.ra'
growth. and inhinly the nnest tobacco hand. Tn, ar,
tract, No = OF $50 acres, OF which Isl acres are cl,srll
ind 26 acres IN original growth, as above mrnuoprd 90,
the largest tract the lnlrovenenl. ARE VALUABLE. cnu-,--
Ing oi u large orick dwelling, two stories above 5-scir,lI
with nbrick wing for kitchen, &c, all recently ,Lor,u.i. D..
arpHired hnd painted. with new porches, besides a
BRICK barn. (hteding some repairr,> an excellent tfr,
Office, store or lumber house, all covered with III. t..--.
the barn; the dwelling house having been covered a
IN the past year, with lightning rods complete ;.,
hnc orchard, garden ground, and well OF water -
The clrHred, MS well rs mu-t Of the iimb.foi bud -
very fertile, having a hne Southern exposure. holm. ,.-
liar IN quality 10 the lands in that ncichborbs.I ut..
are go well known, and arc regarded Is anon. i,t.-.
valuable in Virginia; the heHlthInr.s Of tire climnlr q,
beauty Of scenery being unsurpassed. Thu ,-'s', irtr.
within II quarter OF Q mile OF Bousack's Depor. GA D.
Virginia snd Tenne see Railroad, and lcss than a oual.t.
OF n mile from manufacturing Hour mill. corL n4I ...
saw mill; 10 within nine hours travel of RicAm,L1 rrt
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lyuchbu,-. D..
either OF which places is products can be quickly s,d
chrHply transported. The nrighborhood and s-c.rty .r-
excellent. 1t lies within one mile II Coyncris VIM ana
Black Sulphur Springs, about II mite. oi >ri,m. sr'
about ne miles from the large and hourishIns frnsia
Institute at Botetourt Syringe.
Persons aisposed to examine tho foregoing pruprr-
can do so at any time, and they arc particularly All =.
specially invited 10 do so.
On the above estate there is nearly 500 ncre- OF laui IL
original growth. the wood from which can be- sold ~ Bon
sacks depot al from - to s. % Der cord. From m.,r .i
this land six loads per day can be hauled. and ron atl,.
parts four OF five loads per day. This would pay Il lr.la
proportion OF the purchase money OF the whole rsjrte
As the present owners Of the rbOvc eststr are NIX u-
10 sell the same. purchasers are invited To attend the stir
As to trsct No. .. 1t will br sold without the lens; tmr ,,
reserve. SO that purchasers may attend the snlc viii Ice
expectation OF getting a bargain, the owners not h.rtu.
purchased the property with Il view uf holding "
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MAMIE AETnRERS

rHNHE undersigned would remind the
4 Farmers and Dealers in FsrmingcN c
Implements, that they are snl in the MARI NJ
kct with u large assortment OF PlOughs IN their almost
endless variety, OF the best timber and workmanship.
Cultivators Tor Tobacco and Corn, Harrows. straw Cut
ters vi different Patterns, Corn Shelters in their variety.
Wheat Fans OF the most approved kinds; Whea, era.
dies and Dewy's Patent Horse Rake or Cleaner, which
gave such general satisfaction last season.
Also, Agents for Many's, Rays and McCormick's Reap.
ing and Moving Machincs
We have added to our large variety, since last season.
some useful and important Implements, namely: n Patent
Anne Arundel County, Nd, which will do the work OF six
We call the special attention Of all farmers. A new Sod.
Gutter, which ia worthy The attention OF farmers; it is
highly recommended tor pulvcrizing the sod. Ii is diff.
ierently constructed from any other Plough IN use in.
stead OF n plain Surface Mould, there are Cutters extend.
ing from il to break the sod hne. These can be removed
Or rcplaced-when worn they lean be made new at u
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers Of ditercnt Patterns can
be mad oil us. Among them them the Fits improved
Power and Thrcsher.
Pcllin's Internal Cleared Power, which superse les the
necessity OF the leather belt.
Plough and Machine Castings, by tho ton or single
piece.
Forks. Spades, shovcls. Hoes, Trace Chains, &c. &c.
Field and Garden Seeds. fresh and genuine. To all vi
which we Invite the special attention oil farmers and deal.
orS generally to call and examine our stock, as 1t is Ii
source OF great satisfaction TO us to be- enabled 10 beIp
and promote the inter est of the farmer.
We are always ON hand with our usual promptncss, and
ready TO accommodate NJ the Old Stand, No. $50 Pratt
street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
March l7-6n C~OTTlNGHiM A. HARDING
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MERCHANDISE.
n>.r
ONE THOUSAND DOLLinA nEII


ONE THOUSAND Van
"a MI PERSONS, inc.udlE. com.
YIN ductor- OF Puzzle pre..+s have E4gra
SHOWN their ignorance n, los, ,bnn .p E.s r-kTT1
their zeal, in charging the Dis,ilIcr.T sMfTH
with mixing poison with their lamar Nil LNIItfNy
10 one acquainted with the prncss.
Of making wllskey this is simply riJncuI.- -
public generally Ito reiteration couvevs ,%a ~ w inc
that il has some Foundation intruth.
Whiskry is made from grain, which IL hr,, ,,c,,, ,,.
neel-nixci with hot " ater made T. PASS ill., ' ,ne
process Ut fermentation By the introduction Of yes.1 n ~
ciseiy as light bread is made to do, aud which process de-
ve!oprs the alcohol, and then distilled.
No poison, mineral or vegetable, lie used in lie mnnufsc
ture. II other prrsUns are silly enough. or criminal
enough. TO commit the atrocities charged, il is not tor us
to defend Acm, we only claim % answers TOR oui selves.
The ab%c reward will be paid to Any one who will
prove by the testimony OF a competent and respectable
chemist that our ststement Is untrue, 50 far as li1uor ma.
by us is concerneG; with the understanding
that the liquor subjected TO the test shall be procured, eli.
her from our storehouse, or from any of our many re.
spectacle customers; and that the character Of the che.
mist who analyses it shall be go established as to be be.
bond suspicion, either for skill or honesty.
May lO-d6m STEARNS g. THURSTON.
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p. ii. TAYLOR's Music SALOON
IND PIdNO-EORTE WARE-ROOM-

No. lSe, MAIN STREET.
rANHE undersigned is sole agent in this nMnEL
u city Tor the sale of the celebrated RR6Uf
NUNNS Il CLARK'S PIANO FORTES.-
Theinstruments have received the unquali.e y u y
I'd approval Of The greatest Pianists In this country and in
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE co. andother
good and wellestablishcd makers.
+. H. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an sssor,men, OF
the best Musical lnstra ments and Musical erchandize Ia
general, consisting OF Pelaubat's superior M~ELODEONS,
of ~, 5 and Il octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martins unrivallcd GUITARS
Taylor's pproved FLUTES-uhese Flutes are not sur.
passed.)
Accordeons ,Clarionets, Flutes Flies, Flageolets Guitars,
VioNns, Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, SC.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for ClahoneI
and brass instruments.
Plano Stools and bestquslity Guitar and Violin strlngs.
The largest and most assortment Objectionable,
new and standard Sheet Music TO be found in this State
A iibersldiscount made to Teachers and schools.
In short. every article in TIE Music line may be had e,
this estabnshmentat most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and Let 10 Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex.
change for new ones. P. II. TAYLOR.
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BANK OK VIRGINIA.,

KILHMUNU, july :, Itoc }
fUNIIE President and Directors OF this Bank have de-.
d. clarcd a dividend of four per cent. out of the profits
for the iast six months, subject to the deduction of one.
quarter per Cent. bonus, which leaves three and three.
quarters per Cent. so per share payable to the stock
holders.
July a-d2w SAML MARX, Cnshr.
h1YIDEND-- the President and Direc;ors Of the
~ Exchange Bank OF Virginia have declared a dlvt.
dchd OF four aud one. quarter per cent subject TO a de.
duction of ono quarter per cent. bonus. payable 18th inst.
July l0-2w w. r. STROTHER. Cashier.
HIURNIP SEED TUfNIP SEEDIl-Just re
a ceived a full supply OF fresh and genuine Ruta baga.
-, putch, Globe, large Norfolk, aud other choice varie.
ties = TuIEip Seed. CHURCH & FLEMING,
July 10 Corner of Cary and 18th st.
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THUVHANU FUUK HUNDRED Nv kIUHTl-F.NE FKN
Nearly one Prize to every NiHe Ticketsll
AGN~IFICENT SCHEME
EACH SATURDAY IN JULY

w rLEulH ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the Nancy to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY hrst mall.
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
ge- All prizes Of 1900 and under, paid Immediately az
ter the drawing-other prizes al the usual time OF thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
8. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga,
can have their order, allied, and save time, by addressing
8. Swan 4 Co, at either Of those cities.
ESc a list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each oncis entitled
to, will be published after every drawing, in the following
papers: Augusta Geo. Constitu'ionalst, New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day
Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New-York
Dispatch, Pauldlng (Mlss) Clarion and Little Rock (Ark)
TrIie Democrat June II
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EROM WASHING ron.

rn,, July 2-The Board OF examiners
a!'aJp,nt recommend the appointment OF candl,
W.; - ,as' institution on the sr%i IL" I H' % Ssnss instead ns ,%a
NJ: tie sppo'nti"s power III Inc "'"'s o' 'te
';,r,.hi aud r. \. K George. of Norfolk,
~ Ai.Aancris. q II Lsckey, of Heath.
t'l, r. A. Copeland, OF Portsmouth, passed OK
80 ,nrd a~s-isiant engineers in the navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-23
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