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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01
MADISON WATER CURE.


TTIliS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
South margin Of Lake Menona, opposite and in fult
view OF the city of Madison, and sufficiently
from the public thorougar and business ties
insure undsturbed quiet the invalid The grounds
comprising about 80 acres, beautifully undulaing.
bordering the Lake for than half mile covered
with hne native oaks and shrpbherv
the Nelnity embracing variety Landscape,
TINS the most enchanting and lovely in the
North West.
The buildings large elegant and comfortably furn
iSue, and capable of accommodating about 100 patients
they are heated throughout by steam, that The
peraturc in each be regulated with the greatest
facility, thus rendering the establishment. especially
suitable for Winter Accommodation.
dry, clear and stimulating atmosphere of interior
"-aonsin is admirably adapted in connection with tho
course OF treatment pursued at this
III the suffering invalid and all that close medical
tenon, proper and vigorous treatment aud kind
can avail 10 restore to health those entrusted
charge viii be ci.eerfuily and readily employed
inns Institution has been recently purchased by the
Proprietor and refted up in style Surpassed iy
any similar establishment in this country with the
tern nation establish this euro upon a permanent
basis and make il truly
Model Water Cure Establishment.
Conducted uT4Jn strictly HTlropathic Hygenie rfn
clpieS the proprietor pledges himself that pains
expense shall be spared to the health
fort 81 those visiting che Cure The Medical Department
is under the charge ~ :. VI. LANDS formerly If
the Water Cure system, fully comp take
Of the HedicGL department.
3 limited number of boarders admitted.
q Daily Lectures to Stucents For further partic-
ulars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis,
Madison, MAY lItIi, 1855. 6n2o
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01
Dvsentery. Relax, and Worms.
indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Ier HINES, Pastor Of 4tdreHt Church, Boston
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among those am called TO VISIT
in To Regulate the of digestion and purify
lie blood they are the very REMEDY ] have
known. aud | can confidently recommend them 20 my
friends Yours J. V. HINES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01
NOTICE.

Il persons sre hereby foFbi,i timber dig min
eral ar hauF mineral from the follow, Ing ,Sr5h
land belonging to Aessrs j. T. Walsh, vth5 at permits
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01
MEDICIN AL.
AYERS
CathartIc Pills,
Billions Disorders and Liver Complaints.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR !
WASHINGTON d. c. : Feb 1856.
err. 7 have use,l vonr Pills general aud hospital
e EVER since vuu made faers and cannot hesitate 10
ssy they are cstshartic employ. Their reg
latino action ON the quick and decided consequent
M tfy m an admirable remedy for arrangements Of thas
r.,u Indeed seldom found Of bilious as
ar - obstinate HAT did readily yield 10 them:
t,at.r,,aItx vaur. ALDNZ0 RAIL- VI. d.,
m. Aas-s III
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01
RESIDENCE TO LET.

essiTae.e residence, situated ina pleasant norton
\ 81 Iae City Of Mineral Point with larga e.
S.si, Is offered for Rent favorable terms For
nl+-u PILFORn,S nRUG STnRF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01
TURNING SHOP

ANIN@ now completed all the necessary v.c,,;,,
- pa pose this subscriber prepared Ia 40 n
49, q urnins on the shortest notice and on tbs -
rsssoaaote terms AZ hisShop on Chestnut Sfrast So
roGs north from Millions IoTI[ :, ~ = Ie"
Mineral Point, sept l. 1856 ~ 49," N6f
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails 10 and from Min
eraI Point.

Lost Grove. Jansar, :, 1858. ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-01

DEAR SIN: using your Cathartic iis IN my Pt'ic-
tire and nd them excellent purgave 10 cleanse the
system. and purify the fountains of the blood.
holm e. MEACUAM, NJ. ID.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29
Sllu Orleans 1aILg G3tsstErl.
Sunday Laws.
an HISTORICAL SONG.
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N me 4jaT6 -d6es, long ago,
One Horne was noggea on MONDAY -
What for That's what want. you 70 know II
he danced hoinpipe Sunday II,
he but danced hornpipe Sunday,
But be danced 70 horseWhlp MONDAY
-, ..:,,a5
ny the konndheads 700, Nhen gol,5gs''
We read there was hung on n. aonaaI
cat who I the Sabbath day l.@ p g
By catching mouse On S4L,a..yS..5.
She played with him FIRST on sunday
Twas for tlat she was hung On monuay
And by Ame5iea's l,aIllan i vi ,go,,5,,,
Mrs HotetsIss was paiilsHsa !. ~ tloHuay
Cotton Mather forbade heF, o el once ana again
She had 6lssea ner 9 = WY, ~ f 9un !, I
Fer 20 many Kisses on snnaay
she got 80 many bLoHs " 1AoAuay'
ana ~ Ne@ loIk 9sA.sl sas d sg4 a J,se,
0ne FtS'ae1. Was Mali9ppeu ou 5hon9Sy
(old Retef stayy 7!ssiL crew s tne qeereel
FOR }lshi'1g lttle on sunday 2ell "
sh With one tan sunday,
anu 3 eat-9. niue tAlls laoHupy
s9 " Fapsl lazy s@o 5saEs ago,
signor Garf 8as imprisoned q, On Monoay
twas Cardinal gfela ORDERED e. nm so)
foE carrying y puhale On 9 81 y
III boloBnai
He s took up ms bed on sunday,
ana was walked on y pIisoh " AAoluay
9o Y 0 ~ f44staudl guy ~ ge sl,l
One f1agaocS was hned On Mohuay
NO other crime was MADE % ~ appear
pu' ms seestAs ~ i4Ng " II a Sisliafs nov
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

COOPER & NEIBERF's, "a AND % COMMON STREET
10 give enlarged deapf the progress Of eHgheu-
mont glance he Isl Of changes which has rung
tie iva simple anediluyian words yirtuuls and dnk"
and which used in specifying The articles for sale in the
modern grocery Of Mess9 Cooper Neibart q and %
Common street. win certainly suffice, Enlightenment
but that her handmaden science, srendy
supply TO foca former from the laboratories Of
and Messrs N great puryeyos of these
scemioFs and well known fG keeping ready
Of MI staple and fancy solids and al fancy
LOU s. hit perhaps they make the mater Of Choice gro
aeras speciality o their hnsaess intending that everybody
shall whore they may always find al sorts Of fresh pie
fruits preserves pickles and such ieappezng notions whio
eoDne the poetry Of eating aud next IN Importance
She solid prose Of snbsanLia foods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

ANTIQuARIAS DIHNER.--Lord b., well known for
his love Of everything out Of the way lately gave a
daneratthe iths Of Lueca Of the following singular
charaeter the meat the fish vegetables were all at
least two years standing preserved according to the
plan of MIR. Appert. The table was supplied with
sea water, made fit to drink by The process recently
discovered the caret had been rescued, by the as.
sistanee Df the diving bell from merchant vessel
sunk in the Thames more than century ago I'd and
the bread was made from wheat some centuries old,
which the noble lord had himself brought from one
of the pyramids Of Egypt and had soWn in England !!
Notes and Queries,
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The Broad shan have twenty i've FEET 10 width at the
below the level q the 10 e,t ground IN the section.
siEe by me ty surveyor and AL dirt stunPs roots ee
5dg e 40 asr oseP ss e "a 9s S Il we'll
Slrs o. he sane which may oe dstHrbe. Or dapssed BY
shall pc rpared by sala contract ad te"stAed
IN Their former condition. previous 10 the making OF settle
The contractor shall bind himself to have ali dams con.
sruced by him opened every nj ut prevent tie
iF2m eAGklns nl9 tht cutters Of The city
tue City auryeyo and to the entire satisfaction Of aid cer
All the materials and abor required Shall be furnish ed by
The concorshall bind himself to begin the or in the leu
day, ioowa the approval adjudication BY Common
Coune and to complete the Tour mouths under
the same is not completed
Security 20 az amount Of 1000 shall be required to
Payments tue completion Of each and every twenty
yeyo ten per the Of each being re-
''9ea in sqar Ree anS ne eompoiog {? the whole work
to gtgln Or finish the work Or any part thereof within the PEE
which it is being executed The Council Shall ne right
to anng ie contract WITHOUT putting th contractor in default
Ing to con Of Justice 10 annul the and without ine
@ s IN e@n5rmity yit6 XII eoU U o b 's G
done " him up the date OF the abandonment md that The
city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
ana H. ao VII undetood 5h2 ee the So
beteen heprce which the contractor originally contracted
BI 10 be PEI running acGe IF 2ls feet for the whole work
NV 2sl I Nov o, l853 f,rs q, pr, ~ az. a.
AP9ToyGd e{ The gommtte5 on Streets and Landings Of both
s.:".3 ~. Ho 7. y zS&T2s5; }oa'trnen.
a2i :, =. 7. TuG ARD. Comptroller.
SPMcIBlcATIOns for attending nnd keep
= n FsRan IN S9aies %eGSI S1' 54r2aaf,et AZ
al brod st[ees me bridges AZ Broad street be ns
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CoMRrKobLERfs OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, November ~, 1858
No. 42l.
Rs'olprl That the Comptroller adudcate to the lowest bid
der after Gays notice ygar from he LIST OF January
herring and buduE all drays ETC. licensed by he cy
lhg btas ha be certain sun for numherns and branding
Sens t9all NOT in any pay than the amount Of the
lsgnedl wgL @. c. CLAIBORNE
President RoAid OF Aldermen.
,,,o.., o., President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Issnsd '''-A a. d. cRossMAN, Mayor.
cen6fr next will 0djndicae al ny once 1t 10 o'clock NJ
NC l2I------------- T. THEARn. comptrollsr.
0oMprR0LLER's OFFICE,
CITY Of New Orleans NOV IS 1853,
No. AIS.
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets and providing
The Common Council Of The city Of New orleans ordans as
0nha arst Monday OF December in each wear the Comp
tTosr shall .jniete Or eatse to be ududced atts Office
lie h give ten days G he os gS S ee q Be
city Of the day and hour at Which said adjudication a take
Lsisnsdl FRANCIS ALPUENrE
sgpel President " i@ g & 4f.s tR@ A4srnen
,.---.,,,.,. PresIdegt of the Rosrd Aldermen
N'I I5isoeIi il '-'''' T. D. cRossNAN, Mayor.
[ No. 1880
he otaned That Ordinance NJ us, concerning the Mar
Ant q Tile farmers Itsseos shp ume ataly after said
administrations furnish onetweltth in cash and their promsory
9otes fer The b,nce endorsed T. e Of ne F4nnee
Shogd 4y farmer or lessee refuse Or neglect 20 ffnb the
authorized 10 cause duicaon 10 be made forth with
for the eeeonPt and risk Of said farmer % Lessee
President pro TEN. Board d As.ss9y Aldermen.
Approved 29tl November, 1851
Islgnedl JNo /. LEWIS, ,layos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

q MARK, SPAUCFEGR u Co., HARDWARE,
p ROY etc, No "a Canal street, Agents for Pagea saw
no. 45
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

NEW GooDs an IlRYoIs 4 Go. Sat Leyois y Co.'S,
Of Canal aud Roufbonseets famous for the rich and
splendid quality Of tbs goods there offered being opened
importation which cannot fail brighten the eyes Of all
ladies who aim at style and perfect elegance in dress The
silks popns and other dresses truly masnhcen whilst
the mautas butnous haW fur cape and cn embroidered
robes and skirts j7eoagt muslin and Yaieneepnes lace
narasos al q eqpa grade Of richness and beauty,
though varied IN style and an that Inc fullest follower Of
fashion can by possibility desire large ana complete
sormen Of boys and girls pique robes and suits and some
style par3ols included In th5 display TIE ladies
will fail LOOK the advertisement OF Messss Levos
CO.. eIgewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

BAuaBAoH EyERs, 68 0hartres street, are widely
xnowa dealers wholesale AND retail ii Imported ana
American paper hapgngs borders oaks marbles They
give much attention 10 eeaEfa accomplishment Of
paper hanging, which they undertake. the pubic
sutel by advertisement in .his papsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

| NORRIS, NIAULL IL CO.. FASHION BILE Cloth.
- ps ag1 t9rniu% do94s corner Of Camp enc ComIaon
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The attention the officers Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called TO the toregoisg resolution.
1. THEARD,
iyltH GamPtroue: City Of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

THH PLAoE TO GO ron YOUR FuRNtTuRE.-Mr
Stewards warerooms At No 8 Canal street richly worth
visiting BY Ill who contemplate buying splendid outfit
Of furniture Isolate articles therept Tie mahogany
sign speudov IF finish the walnut furniture Is the finest
T. Kind and the plain furniture the best and cheapest Of s
Bind me- Stewart prices reasonable, and WHO call
upon him 70 buy viii isgre IT, WeFsr hfs carl elsewhere,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

aaYEEIyGER, r., - Co.. FASHIONABLE GIG
= IHiNG, EQH&ISHlEG GOODS, TRUNKS cARPRf
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S1TELAD5LER, SAMUEL c., ATTORNEY At
- Law Notary Public and Commissioner 1r Inc States q
Louisiana, Georgia Texas aud Forda. Office No If gpya
sEeet, Mobile Ala. iez3 gra
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s.. W.aH4w. ". WI BAB. u sH8H.
"a IA w. @. ~, q Co., COMMISSION AND FOB
p FFARDTNG GEaCE4ETS', No. "a Poyaraa street, HeR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

y ALLEY y CO.. c. r., DEALERS IN STAPLE
- aud Fancy Groceries Nos Ichoeptoulas aud 2 GFa
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DITJkEg, II. 81 Co., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AgD
FURNISHING GOODS, No. Is Campstrp a27 II
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III ~. FRANC, Jr., Z Cos. AeaE1ssIo Oh AND
| = FORWARDING HERCHA&TS And DEALERS II
&EsNEEA PROnuGE We 81 Tclonptoulas aErest SIS II
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TH0MPsOS ~ BARNES, GRoBERs, Nos, . aaa
l. Is Common street.
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DTLCHER, GOODRICH q Co... COTTON FAC
L TORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IS Facpfsl
SGwr bArcudeLrt street. nI3iydEHM
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MALL TT, JOSEPH, COMMISSION REeETrs
LA lug Ed Forwarding Merchant AMI General Steamboat
agent No a Front street will pay strict attentpr teany hus
ae- eatru5tad 10 hH and sssaaOp I'm Ell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

va LNstOE, A. - Co., MEMS AND BOYS CLIO.
~ THING, Of all sizes and qualities, Wholesale and re
" r..t-
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SLACK Is Co, w. r., GENERAL sTATi0NERs
y BoosDinder., Printers, etc, No, IS Garap street.
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M u B. FIR, M, H., i5I Camp tr5aE, W4TGHAA3EEK
~ AM DEALER TN JEWELET, GOLD PENS, FANCY
EkTJGLES NNn WATCHhH All lewelr7 articles repaired
-.43aF.tt prices. mia Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

D EyNOBDS & CO, II. W., TRUNKS AND Iii.
II d. Rubber Goods, No. 3 Magazine street
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DEAD, HEDGES 4 DREW. pHUGGIsrs ma
IA Apothecarirs, No 10S Cum street.
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COMPTRoLLER--CFnECIAL.

Notice is hereby given that on WEDNEsD AY December
viii adjudicate. at my office II 5'cock Nj the above
contracts.
MA It T. TuEARD. Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

DlEEESOg, HARRISON & Coz, DEALERS I'M
l. Clothing No. Magazine, c0tuer Canal stfaat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-29

TODD, ,TND,, DEALER IN MILLINERY and Fia
I tancy Dry Goods Nos I2anA u Chnrttas ltreet.
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I YONs Il Co, il. w, MEMS, RuYsak Y0BTHg'
Il Clothing, corner S. Charles and Common streets
MOORE * CO., SAMUEL H., DEALERS Iae
w GhUa, 1lns and GrOckefy Wars and House Furnishing
Lan.Ls NJ. 40 hmm
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EIN1EN, SEQ. H., PRINTERs WAREHOUSE
cans. ana ii
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M AlAWD y ca. r., DEALERS IN CEQTHTN9
HA and Furnishing Goods Nos IS and 90 Canal slTae cor
ner of ole Ievee.
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ia ~ sUES, SEW EEL 4. F., IMPORTER AND DEAL
J oLin 1us MineBa LLlaors. No. II R0yal zErast.
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MORRISON, q. N. ~ Co, WHOLESALE DRUG
- HLsis Oils Paints Periuuiery etc, No Il Magazine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
NO.. 4.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
A WITTY AUCTIONEER,

A young wag, who had made going, &c
ing, gone" his profession "a great favorite
among the knights of the buskin, and all
good fellows, besides being a chosen faVorIte
among the ladies-was once mounted, ham
mer in hand, selling piece of furniture. lie
was well conversant with oil the best drama
tic productions of the day. and among the
rest "the Hunchback," then the rage of
Boston, where the joke occurred. Fanny
Kemble was at the time delighting the town
With Julia, and everybody was we'll acquaint.
ed with the celebrated lines
Clifford! why don't you speak to me,
o. Clifford, is tyou, &c.
Which are ranked among the favorte points
ofthe play. Going, goipg-last call, call
tifty-two-any more!-ffty-three--thank you
sir--ffty-three dollars-last call--once-
twice-any more!-goue.-WhO is it,
There was q pause, and nobody answered.
"Who is it? who bids tifty.three?" "CliI-
ford" cried @ voice near the door; 80! Cliff
ford, is it you," exclaimed the auctioneer,
dropping his hammer, and clssping bis hands
la Fanny Kemble. The joke was irrssisti'
BILE; everybody recognized it; and, catching
the spirit ofthe thing, the audience followed
up an ecstacy of laughter with three rounds
of applause, when the auctioneer drew out a
handkerchief in burlesque imitation of Fan
ny Kemble. Clifford, did you say, sir?
Clifford" said the auctiOneer, when the mer
riment had subsided, sis it cash, sir?" Cliff
ford the purchaser it seems, was bashtul
person, unacquainted with theatrical things
and had been somewhat alarmed at the un-
accountable good humor ofthe crowd, so that
be was afraid to open his lips again, lest he
should excite another burst Of fun. "ls 1t
cash, sir?" again inquired the auctionSer,-
All eyes were turned upon Clifford, who
looked very much as if his mother might be
anxious about him. The merry suctioneer
would rather lose his customer than his
Joke, and exclaimed, still initiating the fiery
eyed Fanny
Clifford, why don't you speak to met
The assembly now fairly roared with laugh
ter; and, amid an uprOarious burst OF ap-
plause, Clifford made precipitate rush for
the door and escaped.
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REMEMBER THE PRESS" "

The injunction to correct ali pas, errors aud
avoid the commission Of any in the future,
comprehendS everything we need say IN
our character of moral lecturer. We can
not, however, omit mentioning Que Of the
specific duties which deyolve on the good peO-
pie of Virginia. They must stand by their
Press. If they do not wish to be disturbed
by unpleasant dreams at night; if they do not
wish the year of 1858 to pass off rapidly and
without Improvement; if they do not wish to
lose the citadel of our peculiar institutions;
they must give a liberal support to the Press.
Ii they wish the Union preserved on the prin-
ciples of the Constitution, il they wish it to
stand longer than the famed pyramids OF
Egypt, they must uphold their press!-H'c1.
ErnnIIIsr
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LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.
CWAN & cos LOTTERIES!
3GNIFICENT SCHEME!!

100000 FOR TEN DOLLARS!
The following Scheme will be drawn by ).
SWAN & CO., Managers Of the FoEr GAINES
ACADEMY LOTTERY, in each Of their Lotteries for
January, 1858, at AUGUsrA, Georgia, TO which
city they have removed their principal Office.
Class ~, to be drawn in the city OF Augusta,
Ga, in public, on Saturday, January 9th, 1855.
Glass II, to be drawn in the city ct Augusta,
Ga, in public, on Saturday, January 10th. 1858.
Class u, 10 be drawn in the city of Augusta,
Ga, in public, on Saturday, Jamuary 23d 1888.
Glass 10, to be drawn in the city OF Augusta,
Ga in public on Saturday. January, 3Oth, 1858,
OS TUE Plan OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5,4OO Pri=Cs,-NedrIyOn one Prlce 10 eugy . Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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FANCY ARTICLES, &c.

ItHRISTMAS RESENTS FOR THE
u YOUNGSTERS--RocLi Horses, Magic
Lanterns, Dissected Maps Building Blocks,
Dolls, Doll Heads, Transparent States, Toy Tea
Sets, Gift Cups and Saucers &c; also, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes Gard Cases, Cabas, Porte
Monaies, Backgammon Boards, Cnes,men &c,
for their seniors. received. and Tor sale cheap, at
II. B. WHlTlINGTON'S,
dec y No. 81, King-street.
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4 FEW ARTICLES FROM RICHARDS
Y GREAT VARIETY OF CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS ere here Backgam-
mon Boards, Chessnen, Nine Pins, SteepIe
Chase, Tivoli, pissected Maps, Magic Lanterns,
Building Blocks, Transparent States, Toy lea
Sets, Doll Bodies Heads Arms, and Shoes, and
an endless variety OF Dolls, Fancy China Goods,
Alphabetical Blocks, Card Cases, Porte Mo
naies, &c. These GOODS will be sold at cost.
dec "a RICHARDS, 10 Kmg-st
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~ c. BERRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
4. ER IN FoRElGN AND DOMESTIC NOTIONS
FAYCY GooDs &c, No II, h1ng'@reEt' Is now
receiving a large and well selected STOCK OF
FALL GOODS, TO which ne calls the attention
Of dealers and others visiting our CITY, as ne Is
satisfied that he can furnish them goods upon
as good terms as any house further North
sep IL
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rrnWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL

UOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLADEL.
II PHIA.-A benevolent Institution. estab.
Iishcd by special endowment Tor the reliet OF the
sick and distressed afflicted with Nir"Ia"t @nd
Epidemic jiseases.-To all persons afflicted win
Sexual Diseases, such as SpERMATORRHu.A,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the aw,
ful destruction of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the decePtions practsed upon the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases by quacks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

" RICHARD W ROBINSON will be supported
at the next election, as an independent candI'
date, for the office OF Superintendent OF Police,
by Tdec 23-eotEl MANY VOTERS.