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To All to Whom it Nav Concern,

/ AM the Inventor Of q aud useful Improvement
4 In Smut Machines, which right secured by
letters patent, bearing date Goth Oc 1851, and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines using
my improvements. This Ia to notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who nfrlnges my rights, re-
sponsoe for all such infrngements and will At their
expence establish the validity OF my patent.
Now part Of what claim my invention is the
securing device, formed of the beater attached the
cylindrical screw in combination with the securing
plate anu cylinder, formed of series Of rings placed
one over the other. l fun Their claim the adjustble
screens placed in the chamber and arranged relatively
Win the an whereby the chess and lgh and inferior
grain may when Of sufficient value, discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless, allowed to the fan box elected
therefrom with the finer and lighter 70 egn substances
This is part of what claim in the summary to my
patent The above notice will hope, be sufficient that
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
word to the wise ID sufficient.
March ahAvtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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Trustees SAFE
WHEREAS, Franklin Bras, by his deed dated Feb
w ruary l4th, 1851, conveyed to Robert Armstrong
and d. Croker the north half OF the southwest quar-
ter AMI the southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section number thirty t3d the northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter of section number nineteen qg
Is numbers two three % and 81, in eight
49,, and the northwest fractional quarter
t6) all in township seventy three ,7 north range one
~ west; also, the east half of the northwest quarter
oil section twenty -four 24 the half of the south
westquarter of section thirteen 13), the half OF
the uthwest quarter and the northwest quarter of
section twelve 21 and lot number three t3) section
eleven 11 all in township number seventy three t73,
n"rt OF range two (2l west; Also the south half OF
the southwest quarter and the nortkwe.t the
southwest quarter OF sect number six 6j township
the east half of the northeast qua section thr
teen the south part of Cedar Island and lot
Der seven ~, in section number twenty three (23 all
10 township number seventy three l13) range two ()
vest and all the following lots in the OF Barrs
Lot 4, in block 30 lot s, in block 60 lot in .0
lot in block So lot 2 in block 90 lot g. In block 1905
lot in block Ito; lot 5, in block $780, lot 6, block
1870; lot 4 in block 14U all situate in Louisa county,
State Of Iowa, in trust to the payment of
nromssory notes described in said deed, amounting
ten thousand three hundred and s. 100 dollars 300
G5) with ten per cent Interest from their cate: And
whereas three of said notes now due and unpaid,
therefore Robert Armstrong, Of the afore
said will at the request of the holders of said notes.
sell the abovedescri I'd real estate public yendue,
according the provisions Of said deed Of trust the
highest bidder for cash, the u aouse door the
May 1859, between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock Il NJ of said day. to satisfy said demands and
costs Of this trust. k0BT. ARMSTRONG,
apr2-w4w Trustee.
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i'rnsfae's Sale


WHEREAS, Franklin Bras, ny his deed execsted
w Janaafy 9tn, 1856, conveyed to r. ID Croker and
D. j. Grolke. the half Of the southw quarter
Of section number tweny-toar f2i and the west half
Of the northwest quarter % section number twenty
[5 all In township number 1881 norih
Of rang number two west; and also tina half OF
the northeast quarter the southeast quarter section
number thirtythree 1881 and the quarter Of
the southwest quarter of Sc .en number thirty SOL both
In township number seveHty three 1851 north range
number one ll west. containing two hundred nd
~ z2o acres more or less, situate in Louisa unity,
Iowa. In trust to secare the payment OF four promssoy
notes desert ed in said deed amounting to hun
dred and fifty dollars $780,, with per
from the date And whereas three Of said notes are
now due and unpaid therefore l. T. D. Croker one Of
the trustees aforesaid will at the request of the
OF said notes, sell the aboysdescrbed real estate at
public yendue according to the provisions OF said deed
Of trust, to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door In the city Of Burlington, Iowa. Wednes
day, the 4th day Of May 1.9 between the hours of
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ OF said day, to satisfy
said demands and costs OF this trust
apf2 w4w r. d. CROCKER Trustee
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Love in Q Printing Office.

/ once heard an old Jour remark that q
printing Office was no place fer love-making,
and have since experienced the truth Of
the expression being now perfectly convin
ced that the flower Of love can never bloom
il the midst Of types, cases, and printing
ink.
1t was my fortune once 10 sojourn for
law days in the village Of. Directly
eppoaite the ofice was pretty, white cottage,
Win rose bush clambering around the
easement and was not long it making the
olecovery that the aforesaid cottage with the
-. eheded window contained fair inmate
nowes whose beauty outshons the roses
-. - esHsesseo aso1od he window. She IVES
- Dele e H. village Her aame was M
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St1lns 1latgints.
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A85 Breaaway. New Aork.
A NEW STYLE-PRICE $50

hN MACHINE sevs frem two ppools, az purchased
from me store, Requiring no revinding Of thread:
ne,Hss gels. Gathers and stitches In 4 . p.rior
recourse y the hand-needc, Is requred hy o,hsr
machnes ~ Will do better and cheaper sc1tnv thar
: ssAm.Iess can, even " she wOrka for one cent a.
AeAs. esnp s0n OlAcuLAn. y, = - ="
W. \. DAkNER. Agent,
0 0aslnRton.
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For Pike Peak,

ME advertiser suggests those proposing TO emf.
crate 70 the Gold Fields, aud others, the psopri-
~ oI purchasing cattle Tie has for sale, twelve ycke
OF NO Cattle, we'll trained, which he will cell al very
low rates. Also, four farm Wagons perfectly
Tie has also for sale nne lot Of thorough bred young
Durham Cattle, besides large lot OF ether freeds a.
cattle. Enquire Of the subscriber the lowell road
ok miles west OF Durlinston. NJ ~
ajAA1l.vsf d. LARnrn0s
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"Young man, do you know what relations
you custan in this world r. said parson to
q young member of the church
"Why, yes, Sir" replied the hopeful con-
vert, al should think so, two cousins and a
grandmother but don't intend to sustain
them much longer"
The Salem Gazette says that the following
notice may be seen at blacksmith shop in
the town of Essex:
NO bosses shod on Sunday 'cept Sickness
or Deth."
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PATENTED OCT. 20. 1857.
Important to Millers!
WOtiDWA k DsS NEW NMIT machine
AND AERAA AElkik Gu Vi = i.

AND SEFAAAIOk COMBINED
NE take this method Of In corning Millers generally
w that we are now mar ufacturing and will keen
constantly on hand Woodwara's Combined shutter ma
Separator This Machine consider the best nov in
use, and We hazard nothing E saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear in this assertion II is
machines and does all the wo heretofore performed by
three machines Wis., the Scr cen, Separator aud Smut
ter, to say moth Of the Tanning Mill which has usual
ly to be used In cleaning dust rom Offal.
As to the mode Of operation, in the FIRST place II sepa
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part Of he
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc IS OF securing the grain brought in contact with
str ing blast Of air, which carries on dust rs fast n
made. 1t then passes into larger Separator where il
10 cleared Of chess, imperfect grains, OATS &c. and Il
then ready for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess, oats and
onal and blown clear out eli the mill Another verv
great advantage Is that II be set on the same door
with the burrS any where the mill that NAV Be
desired. ~ 1t makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatiis utterly impossible to con.
suuc mill that viii make go1d -four out oil dirty grain
unless the dirt be first removed No better machine has
yet been invented Tor this purpose than Woodw
Shutter sud Separator and 10 believed none a. well
sdapte' Western Grain They are nov in use and
Der 1t twoof the Mils Ia this city sunderland
Broe. and keiser 4 Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended TO.
oct 9s-dwtf WOODWARD. KEIsER sHERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa.
POI : CIrY, MaFch I'd, 1855.
Dear Sdr.-Your shutter tia. have had In
80 or about eighteen month"; the most perfect mn.
cnns oI the Kind now In use. used machine that
Puscnaseo In Chicago for snort time alter started
enu y COST me more for repairs and delays In Q few
@onths uAn the whole al the machine that got
.Iom yoe. Tour machine has not anything Tor
at ~ = nov, after eighteen months service,
ssns Is. .e we most pe-sc. manner Please
uscess. Yours resn~cefsilv " 800
4AarlsaAv GH0aGs sEEss
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Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Cash CaPisa1 and surplus S7DS.6OO.
This, the oldest Insurance Company ia the United
i States, doing business in the West, continues to
Insure Dscelings Merchandise, and Mdnatdctures at
prices low same risks taken by Other RkLl-
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular Inducements are Of
frred to Farmers to insure their Dwellings and b arms
in this Company fer term u years as they can do
at less rates than be done by Mutual Companies,
without mourning the liability of paying the debts Of
the Company.
L. H. SHEPARD. Agent.
Office over Banking House of COOK 4 baxter, Bur-
lnRton, Iowa. feb2o-bptf
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n n nRnEKER

(senor partner OF late firm Croker Bro.)
Attorney a. Counsellor nj Law
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
WILL attend promptly TO Collection Of Debts,
w Land Agencies, Discounting Notes, and all other
business OF his profession.
oFricE-0yer Coolbaugh Brooks Bank, corner JEFF
arson art sIain SITS. IiIiy 3-bpv.
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49, O0NAAR "a Il1C WWU I1XV8WUU.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL METALLIC Mlf.L EVrR
INVENTED FOR MAKING BUCKWHEAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR
ltcan be run BY Horse, steam Wind or water po~.x
Price. with Sieve arrAnged, for sitting Corn MAI
Tor family use, while grinding, An
Family Flour, 49,
Descriptive Circularscan be had. or the Mn csn -
seen - eperatioa Vt the cfce the "ColemGn ~ m
Mn Company" Tribune Buildings, No aprue~ -
n whore all orders will receive prompt n,ssr,,cr
WsA'vs0 MARTIN InAxCRlR, -
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Trustees SAFE.

WE have in Store, for sale, 100 bushels superior Old
w Crop "Canada Club" Wheat, for seed. Come
and buy.
mar22bptf OGDEN COPP.
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Nj ETAL WAREHOUSE.
IL u RI NJ, Ta
l.. III. DaIHOFr .pr,,.,.

Terms-For unIimi,ea casr. - nspSas
MMercantlle Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Commercial
computations, Commercial Correspondence &C. ~
The course Of Instruction Is the most eoprshensix,
ashs, anu rs 20 completely reduced 10 practice as 10
"s., every possible contingency III business.
fenmahAhip-ranEht In the latest and mas,
approved principles. -1 A-ss'
GomMerciMi Law I.eciurcs-Wiu be given
nofngton Bar, subjects necessary for every
man TO be acquainted with.
M EteK0Me DipiOma-Undert the seal Of II
slae College OF Pennsy a 10 ali :,
Send for Circular BIZ mail IL auu@S
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Farmers I.nnk at This

COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
fmv
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G. w. SHERFEY,
A TTORNEY Al LAW AND GEN
"A EKAL AGENT.
PLATTSAOU7H NEBRASKA.
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FOR 90 GenIn,
a. 80 ampresyps and Photograph Gallery formerly
occupied BY 4. Il Gage, over Crsswen a Hulao..s
e'ofe' Jefferson street, between sd and An.
Mk subscRIhER Offers to the city Of Burlington
Aha vicinity rare opportunity for a short time
70 procure pictures Of the finest qnsty and latest inn
provsd Styles AZ enc haf the usual prices Pictures
IN Cases, Pins, RIMS, be, AZ 80 cents
s ..e one ana all and exam nc specimens.
iSpo-oMW H. ID. CAMPBELL. Artist.
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COOK & BAXl Err.
bankers and Dealers in Exchange.
(45 JEFFERSON STREET, OPPOSITE BARREr HOUSE,
InHN R.XTER Burlington, Iowa.
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,sssa ERisE TREES. r,e..
60 OLD PLANK ROAD NURSERY, 4SAS
- EOREsr DALE FARM. &c
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
INRI1T& ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS RIOS rs
l. Cultivated and .or sale by
DAVID LEONARD, Proprietor.
any ont wishing particulars Can have price list
application by mail otherwise.
octA.dnSTn
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Notice to the Farmers.
SEEB WHEAT, OATS 4 POTATOES
EH0R SALE, by FEAR h HAGER,
L marl5-w'm No % Water Street.
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20 TO JARyIS'S SECONDHAND STORE. II
" yos want pesirabe bars aims In any kno of House.
hold furniture or Iedding 60 to the Secondhand
Store.
JARVIS pays
G. A = III
for every description of Second and Furniture
Copper, Brass and Lead, end REMOVES the same at
one hours notice, FREE ~ CHARGE
~ first rate MoRTIsING MACHINE and LAID
PRESS for sale at half price.
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE
novl9-bp6m
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HARTFORD, CONN.

STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY LIST, 1850.
Par Value. Mar. Val.
100 shares Park Bank Stock n Y SO 600 90 $40 $50 90
81 Continental Stock, = 5000 90 200 90
so Metropolitan Bank 5,tU0 % 900 90
50 Importers L Traders $500 90 5,625 90
50 s. Bank of Republic, +" 5000 90 6,lOJ 90
81 !" Market Bank Stock, IS 5000 90 1870 90
30 Bank Of Commerce, Bos.
80 Merchants a nix, Boston, 5000 90 $500 90
30 8 Hide and Leather Bank
Boston. 500 90 $3.50 90
l04 Mercantile Bank, Hart
ford, 100000 $3.50 90
100 " Charter Oak Bank, Hart
50 Phanix Bank Hartford, 500 TO $3.50 90
30 /" Etna Bank, Hartford, 5000 10 5,225 90
90 " Mer. Aanufac Bank.
Hartford, 5,oas % 5,2ao 90
70 City Bank, Hartford, 25ruU 10 ISIS 90
100 :" Rank of Hartford Co.,
Hartford, s,0e0 % $3.50 90
IS Exchange Bank, Hart
ford, 1850 90 2.475 90
10 Brooklyntgt ity Water Bends,
$1,000 each, 1000 % 10000 90
Hartford City Water Bonds,
ii 900 each 1900 90 1850 90
10 indiana Central Cd Mortgage
bonds, IL 900 each, lo,u0I 60 10 coo 90
Certificate Ohio Safe stock. 5,Voo 90 5,is5 70
Amount loaned on mortgage of real
estate, 1874 81
Amount loaned on pledge u Bank
and other stocks, a2 800 "a
Cash on hand and in Banks, % 635 IS
Balance due from Agents and others, 14,UsS So
Bills receivable, with ample personal
security, $3.50 81
Accumulation Interest on Loans, 4,ool 81
Office Furniture, lbs 81
a 1iaoN'es w os Sc no pn uues io,soo II
n n w., eu.. - D. Do"Ens, ffesiarhs.
"A' sse.e5'
western Branch Office at Chicago, Ill, through which
all the business Of the Company in the Western North
western and south Western States Is transacted.
". y. T. UNsbERRY, General Agent, Residing in
.. u: fhicE, Assistant Gen. rgent, J hicago.
This Company has Agencies In this State follows:
Burlington, d. Y. Oyerton.
Clinton, II. b. Horton.
Clayton, Alvah q. Rogers.
Ceaar Rapids, Ellsworth n. Bates.
Su ans anss AnureW Muiarky
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a nEMMEPT.E

a. DEMMERIE,
SADDLE And HARNESS MAKER,
ashingl0n. between Main d Sd SITS.
rT'HE undersigned has hand and manufacture to
i order Saddles, Harness and all articles in his line
in any style desired. They have purchased the right
manufacture shattuck's Patent Collar believed be
the best article used.
~ Chairs, Sofas, etc., trimmed in any style desired
Orders solicited A. DEMMERLE
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LAS opened shop at No. 20 Copp Parsons block
Ill next door TO DR. Snyders office, where he 10 anx-
ious to old friends and new customers. All work
warrant ed. cutting done short notice.
orders solicited. feb10-bp6m
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manded confidential communication He,
with some hesitation, gave o history Of the
case from first to last
You gave u fictitious name and resi-.
denceY inquired the lawyer eagerly, when
jenkins had finished.
Yes
And did you tell the fair enchantress
where you were stopping
No. ] told her that was at the Metro
politan'
Lucky lucky!' said he.
why luckyY
Let we tell you; know thing or two
about that precious uncle, and his virtuous
niece. Did she faint well ? said he laughing.
Yes
'Ofcourse she did. She was once an ac-
tress. She might have been good ons-a
famous one, think-but she had too many
lovers and amours She ran of with q
southern actor, lived with him O year or 80,
went to a watering place, met the man of the
house there, ran away from the actor with
him, called him her uncle He is as much
her uncle as ammo more.
'WellY
Well; there are great many things
done in New York which don't square with
the golden rule-lawyers know that You
know something of US here but you know
little Of the wicked ways of this wicked CITY,
the house you have just left is trap, and
but for your precaution in concealing your
name and hotel, you would have been
caught Yon would have been, as it is,
probably, had ! not found this out for they
would search every hotel in the city but they
would find you,
Your safety is in fight You must re-
treat in the morning, or my word for it you
will be sued for breach Of promise Of mar
riage in less than three days That scene
was all arranged They will make out q
case against you. In the first place there 10
the matrimonial the keeper will swear to
the facts OF the acquaintance. 1t was form
ed avowedly in view Of matrimony; there 10
your writing in the register-all of which
shows the animus. In the second place, the
repeated ealls. They can prove two. and
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Franklin Aoademv.

THE FIRST Session Of this Ips,itutios
L commences LIST Monday in January
next and ends lst June.
The second session commences LIST M.,,.
day IN July and ends Isl December
The Tnustres have succeeded in retain
ing the services of NIX SAML. Nc.
CORMlCk, whose proficiency in teaching
is surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any OF
The higher institutions of learning in tho
Southern States. The Villuge il very
healthy, and there is not, Mt present 4
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it,
Boarding. can be obtained in private .f.u,,
HES at $40 per month.
The rates of tuition are the ,,ms ~
those in Academies throughout the State
The Academy building is now in com!
plete repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which viii at leas, equal those
ef other places, and 10 our District are held
out such Inducements as we believe will oh.
Viate the necessity Of sending our younp
men and boys abroad.
s. B. MASSEY,
n - ,o Secretary.
De'' TO- iooo. Att.
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SOUTH CA R0LIN A ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RfP I. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
NEuEDEaS NJ n.xtn

RY p. I. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, J. N. DAVIS, has
applied to me for Letters Of Administra
ton on all aud singular the Goods and
Chattels, Rights and Credits of Mrs Ma,y
1eat Davis, late of the District rforcsaid
= cased.
f. 'hese are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
- all end singular, tie kindred and credi.
'tors OF The said deceased. to he and appear
before me at our next Ordnary's Court for
The said district, To be holden at LANCASTER
Court House on the 10Th day of April
next, to show cause, IL any, why the said
administration should not be granted
~N Given under my hand and seal,
< LIS. this the a3d day of March, In
~ 1.-THE year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and ffty.nine, and in
the eighty-third year OF American Inde.
pendence.
p. T. HAMMOND. o. l.. d.
mareh so, 1903. T-2t-pf 90
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so u T H C A R0L | N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Columbus Shiver and In Equity Lancas-
wife Abigail ii. Shiver ter District. Pc.
vs.. tition for payment
Jemima Turner, VIM. of Gistribut e
+. Turner, Henry share in Estate Of
Shrock, ct. al. Edward Bowers.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that VIM.
f. Turner. Jemima Turner, and Henry
Shrock, defendants in above petition reside
without the limits of this State. II is or
dered on motion Of w. l.. DEPAss, Sorr.,
for petitioners, that the said jeremiah Tur-
ner, VIM L Turner, and Henry Shrock, do
answer, plead or .dempr to the petition in
above case, on or before the ieth June,
1859, otherwise, Judgment pro confesso,
will be ordered against each aad MI of
them.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPO0N,
G. f. l. ID.
March is, 1859. 5-3.n p f Sc.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCAsTER DIsTRICr.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
IN McEIwee, jr.
VS. ! attachment.
w. B. Dunlap.

Whereas the plaintiff did on the odd
day Of March 1859, file his declaration
against the defendant, who, Gas, it is said) is
absent from and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
Of the said declaration might be served 1t
is therefore ordered, that tin. said defendant
do appear and plead TO the said declaration,
on or before the 23d day df March, which
will be in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty, otherwise,
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
Office Court Of Common Pleas Lancaster
District, March %, 1859.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
March -. civ
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G R A Nd SCH ME-

All prizes paid Immediately after the draw
ing. On the lst of each month so scheme
with a Capital OF &c, 600 dollars will be drawn.
and on the II tn OF each month n S5 scheme
with q capital Of $3UOeO will be drawn. Per-
sons sending money by mail need not fear its
being lost. Orders punctually attended to-
Communications strictly confidential. Notes
OF sound Banks taken at par. Those wishing
particular numbers should order Immediately.
Registered Letters at our risk. Certified copies
OF the drawing mailed to all purchasers Of
Tickets Immediately after the drawing
REFERE NOES:
Hon. Ovid G. Sparks, Mayor Of Macon. La
roche X Bell, Savannah, Ga T. X. Bloom.
Cotton Factor, Macon, ia. Farley, Jury / Co.
New Orleans.
For Tickets, address
w. C DAWSON & Co, Managers.
Savannah or Macon, Ga.
Or Box d, Number II, New Orleans, La
sf;- Prizes cashed either in Macon or Savan-
nan, Ga, or at No. sOt st. Charles, between
Grayicr and Commercial Place, New Orleans,
La