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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14

Prepared by CORNELIUS L. CHEESEMAN, NJ. d, New
York City The combination Of ingredients IN these
the result OF long and extensive practice They mdn
their operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Transformations removing all distractions whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side papitaon
whites all affections Mysteries fatigue.
pain the back and limbs &C. disturbed Sleep which arise
int Of
Cheeseman's Pfiis nvaIube they will bring
monthly period with regularity Ladies who have been dis
appont in Of other Pills place the utmost
fdence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they
sent TO do
MOTH E.There is condition of the female system
in which the Pills be taken without producing Pc
CULIAR RESULT The condition referred to is Freeman
CY-the result MISCARRIAGE. Such is the irresistible
tendency medicine the sexual functions
condition thateyen reproductive power ofnature
cannot resist it
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything nu-
Explicit directions which should be read, aeeompa
nv each Price 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 TO the
General agent Sold by druggist in every in the
United States r.. b. Hutehngs, General Agent for the
United States. les Chambers-St New York, whom all
wholesale should be addressed For sale Wholesale
and Retail by o. f. WOODS, Bellows Falls, VT 3534-y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-01-14
Rich Glossy Hair /!


Rich Glossy Hair I!
hair then read tn following, and If ask more,
circular around each bottle and no one can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESToRArlNE--We call
the attention all old and young this wonderful prepar
alton, which back its original eoior gray harcoy
er the head Of the bald with l1xarient growtrenoses
the dandru itching aud ruptionscausesa
continual flow of the natural fluids and hence, If used
regular dressing for the hair will preserve coor Keep
fom falling TO extreme age all beauty
We call then the bald the gray or diseased In scalp
flowing locks or the wtchng curl ever be wthoutit Its
praise is upon the tongue Of thousands.
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative In New la
received the following letter in regard the
few weeks since
DEEP RIVER, coSS Jaiy 20, 1856.
Mr.. Leavenworh-sir: I have been troubled with dan
druff scurf my head for than year. hair be-
Haven paper about Woods Hair kesorative'' as cure
called the LIST of April last
bottle to try IT, my ton il was the
thing ID removed the scurf and hair began grow;
is now two three inches in length chere al az
by Mr. Post the bearer of this. don't any
Of the Kind is used in this place you may have market for
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PnLA DELpHI., Sept. 9, 1856
PRoF WooDDear Sir: Your Restorative is proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' back part Of
my lost coveringin fact pALq Ihaye se
but half pint bottles of your Restorative and now the
tip of my head is we'll studded with promiing crop
young hair front is also receiving its benett
have tried or preparations without any benefit whatever
think from my personal recommendation can in
duee many others to TRY IT, Yours respectfully.
ID. X. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No AGA Vine Street
| NINcENSEs, IA, June %. 1853
| PROF. Oh WOODS; As you are about to manufacture
and yend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will
state for whomsoever concern that used
known Others to that, have years been
ia the habit of using other lair Reoratiyes that
find vastly superior to other know entirely
eeanses the head Of andru and one months prope
use viii restore any persons hair TO the original youthful
ante
and all this without dcooriDg the hands that appi,
it, or the dress on which it drops would therefore rec
ommend its to DESTROYS having fine colo
| and texture to hair. Respectfully YOURS
WILSON KING.
o. j. WOOD CO. Froprietors, 3l2 Broadway, N T., til
thegreat N Y Wire Railing Establishment and Ia Make
street St Louis, Mo- And sold by all good druggists
" Beware Of articles purportng to produce RESULTS
miserable article on the popularity of this dren
name Nome genuine without the signature Of o. Wood
Price 81, 81 and SO per bottle. 40
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MASONIC NOTICE.

The regular commu ncations of King Solomons Lodge
Of Bellows Falls Odd Fellows Hall Friday
evnings proceeding the full Of the moon In each
month.
PER ORDER.
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PpL,ES.

pY the barrel, for sale at
ID AZ HYnE,s
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Windsor County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.

Total in eighteen years, foryone and onefourth per
cent average of less than two and onethd per cent
interest the premium note, and for the last fourteen
years average of and onehalf per cent year.,
showing the Of insurng property in this Company
having been less than in any other Company in the state
Wit Farm property for fourteen years past has cost
but dollar thousand dollars Insurance. annually
including the three per cent paid in advance.
This Company continues 70 insure most kinds of property
on as favorable terms as any Company in the State.
NORMAN WILLIAMS President.
L. A. MARSH, Secretary.
Insurance Office, Woodstock,
Janury l, A. 1853 -
F. BANCROFT, Agent for Bellows Falls and vicinity
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o. F. WOODS,

DRUG GIST & APOTH ECARY
and wholesale and dealer Drugs Medicine chei
cals Pernmery, Fancy Goods, Hair 0 Cologne Cigays
Non Explosive Burning Fluid and Calnphsne, Swedish
Lsechcs constantly hand wholesale and retail all
the patont medicines of the daySole proprietor Of DR..
Woods Aromatic Bitters
Opposite the Bank. bellows fals.yt. 20
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COOKING EXTRACTS. Of various hin ,fos. q. =
y wiSHfNAS's -
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Inport TO Females
DR.. CAEES EN- ANS PILL S

= see AagsrtL.esnt Of b.. ganfgrd.s Llyer Inrigora
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IIYnE's.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
IinlnOrtality.

How beautiful the following gem from
the pen of Prentice. and low happy the
heart that can see those beauties as he por-
trays them:
"Why is it that the rainbow and the
cloud come over us with beauty that is
not Of earth and then pass away, and leave
us to muse on their faded loveliness? Why
is it that the stars which hold their nightly
festival around the midnight throne are
placed above the reach of our limited fac
ulties forever mocking us with their uDap-
proachable glory? And why is it that the
bright forms of human beauty are present.
ed to our view. and then taken from us,
leaving the Thousand streams OF affection TO
flow back in Alpine torrents upon the
heart? We are horn for higher destiny
then on earth. There Is realm where the
rainbow never fades; were the stars will be
set before us like islands that slumber on
the ocean, and where the beautiful being
that passes before us like meteor, will stay
in our presence forever,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22

the incongruity of having thier churches
and prayer meetings perverted from their
appropriate use-the worship of the Al
mighty-to be made the forum for the
dissemination of more than questionable
political polemics. The result of the doc
trines of fanatical aboliiionism, if they
could be carried out, would be as destruc-
tive to the Union and as injurious to true
liberty and the constitutional guarantees of
the freedom of the people Of the United
States as would have been the triumph of
the know -nothings.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
{ See nert page for conclusion.)

LATER FROM MExICo.-Advices from
Vera Cruz to the 3lst ult. state that the
Constitutional Government had paid the
French claims in full, out Of the customs
receipts. The whole amount was about
S14O.O0O, This has been received by Mr..
Gubriac, the French Minister, who, it was
feared. would misappropriate it. as he had
failed to distribute it IN the manner agreed
upon in the Convention. 1t was, believed
he would invest it in a private enterprise
with Miramon. The French residents are
indignant at his course. A
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22

re- A bachelor friend of ours passing
up street yesterday, picked Up thimble.
He stood for moment medi;a;ing on tie
probable owner, when pressing il to his
lips said, 20 that this were the fair lips
of the weary frr
Just as he had finished, big. fat, ugly
black wench looked out of an upper win
dow, and said, Boss. jis pleas frow dat
thimb,c IN the entry. ] jist drap irr
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Business Gar0s,
JOB PRINTING.

At the MARSHALL County Democrat Job Office,
as neat and cheap work can be done as at any
Printing establishment in Northern Indiana
Having a good Card Press, such work can be
done Oh very short notice and on reasonable terms
Call and see our samples of work.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
"The Old Folks at Honse.,,

:. The Old Folks Ht Homer
We EWARDS has returaed to the Edwards
"a House, which became so popular with the public.
! under his management, q few years ago, where he
House has been entirely rci.tted and newly furn-
lshed It Is commodious and comfortable in all
its departments. No pains or expense win be
spared TO render it a first class Hotel Travellers.
and all others, viii find every desirable accommo,
dation. .,
iiyeenlent stable where prompt attention win be
gven'iia l;ir Il grt7., apr2ln2l.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
G. H. REEVE,
j, n. CASE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
TTAS moved his Office ono door north of Pierce
Clothing store, near the Democrat printin
Ollie, on Michigan street, where he will Civ
psompt ..>ntion to all claims entrusted to him 70
collections, atsras Justice of the peace or in high
courts Tax wing &C., promptly attended to
Plymouth, Ind sept. 8. lS5S-42tf Z h
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
MARSHALL COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
w. j. BURNS, Proprietor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ADVERTISING:

One square of 300 Bresier ems or less, three
weeks or less, SI,00; each additional insertion 20
cents Longer advertisements in proportion,-
less than half suuare to be clrg halfa square
and over half square TO be charged as whole
square.
A liberal deduction will be made on advertise
ments inserted longer than one month.
TLegal advertise ments must be paid Tor In ad-
vance or satisfactorily secured
GTThe above terms will be strictly adhered to
in every instance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01
nISP ATCE
~ STEAM POWER
PRtN TT n @ OFF
Corner Of Nam AID Thirteenth Streets, Riekssons
JOHN D. EhMMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors

| This establishment (being the most complete prin
terry IN the South both as regards Types OrnsIaents
Presses) is daily turning out the est specimens ii
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERs
CIRCULARS, pROARAMTES
BILLS OFLADING, HANDDILI.S. &c
Particular attention given TO fne work 10,
Banks, Public Offices Insurance Railroad and Trans
pertation Companies, Tobacco Factors &c
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS. Small
Circulars, Labels, &C.. is capable OF turning OF 90
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patron,
Of this establishment to obtain this description
work At the shortest possible notice.
&5 Prices reduced ia proportion to TIE Increase a,
Gpeed.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
eoored executed In the highest style of tho art
In this branch OF the business the proprietors ear
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having a
~ large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior to january
counts due him previous to 1885, and not paid or
closed by bond or otherwise by the lst day Of Pc
ornsry 1859. will DO put in tho hands Of the law for
Always on hand, large assortment Of Clothing
and ecntlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
TO punctlal customers b SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
mol Corner Of Main and 18th sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01

T COX AT THIS!
- THE PLACE FOR RARGAINSn
For any style Dress at about half PRICE, 80 70
MAILEhT's ChelP Stose
For n good bargain ir Shewia go 10
" MsfLERT's Cheeh Store
For q good bargain in Cloaks. go to
MAyLEsr'S Cheap Store.
For Biz Cashmere Hose at . niGe pence go TO
MkILERr'S Cheap Store.
For Cinghams worth IS, for I23z cts, 20 to
MAlLERT5 Cbecp Store
For cheap mems and boy b " ear. 20 Is
HAitEhTs Cheap Store.
For bargain 10 Bed Blankets. 60 to
MAlLHRT5 Cheap Store.
Por cheap Bed Ticking and Sheetin9, go to
MaILhRTS Cheap Store.
For cheap Cotton Cloth, 90 10
N.tLERT's Cheap Store.
For bargains IN F.snccis, go 10
MAlLERT'S Cheap Store.
For all kinds Of Bargains in Dry Goods, you need
but go to mAILERT'S Cheap Store,
ia 81 No I4l NJ sin street
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NB-Also, have secured the services of JAM
Il BRINKLEY, of Bath county, Va. ia Il

en NEW HAT STORE. <a
FRANK BINFORD.
Late of the firm of Binford. Dickinson Weisiger,
would inform his friends ard the public that. hay
ing sold his entire interest in the above concern, he
is in no way connected with it, but will open about
the 18th of February, at
Ne 50 MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his cid stand, with an entire new
stock of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS |!
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon him
heretofore, he would solicit a continuance of the
same assuring the public that fine assortment
of goods and On as accommodating terms, can be
had of him as elsewhere.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited particu-
lary to examine his stock, thu Wholesale depart
ment will be complete. js Sim
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MY GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
GALL ONE, AND ALL,

III CAL ONE, AND ALL,
No q Main street.
From now until the the iirst of March, ofier for
safe the greatest bargains in Wcoien and Worsteo
Goods ever ffered to the pa lie, to avoid getting
moth eaten BY next Fall Rich patterns OF French,
siuslin and Mernoes, q pr cent bei3w GSst an ~
wooen Flanr.is at y cts; all c9ors 0, iernoes 20 20
ct9' at as; rich patterns MAslins OF l21sc; Scotch
Plaid al 221zc; Check and Cambria nusiia at 10 CTS
and higher: " ieeched and Brown Table Cloths, as
tnnfahingiy iou; Cambria aud Muslin Bands; Cam
brio and swiss Collars; rich Needle sork Sleeves
and Collars in sets; Linen HdFis at cts haIselles
ard Linen Rosoms at - cents; Bed ana servant
BIanke,s at half theft value; Ladies' KID Gloves,
Il}.c Blue rirod and white Hose, at 10 ctr Brown
and Blesche|i Domestics at all price SOFT irish LII
mems at s?s and SOC; Shawis nad Cloaks, az prices
that please everybody
Be- careful in going 10 the right place al No q
Main street JOSbfb Sthscoh
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T,tos r PRICE 4 co

JANUARY, 1903
iftOs r PRICE Il co,
With ful' stcek full force ADD undated energies,
ere making ready for !le coming season, and with
a view of cutting down stock. aud making come
improvements in their waVe-roorns es asso to give
themselves ethan room for the spring campaign,
they will from this time ofFsr everything at large
discount rDon rega ar III 4rket rates, until the open
ing Of the season.
Never he's so rare an opportunity been presented
TO the great buy ing pubic OF laying In their sup
niles for either winter sumner, rs their ass0rt
meat Is large, fresh and W ii assorted.
For the first time ia their business history, IA
IaPoRrArIoSs the enauins spring. and parties may
rely, from arrangements made, that every article
selected tho ether eide of the pond will be, in fabrc
ard quality unsurpassed and ia isle and elegance.
eqgsi to anything brought to the country. every
deps, tment about their establishment will De
placed in the hands OF ludicions and experienced
hacds, so tina. their customers shall hive every
facility and advantage which the experience and
observation OF years has given them. ia IT'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01

s@A-I1Tra REDUCED THROUGH
ssssazzSsszezsSkH TARIFF OF CHARGES On THE
CANAL FROM RICHM0Np TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro-
mage hitherto received would inform hls friends
such as Hats Caps, Shoes Boots, Dry Goods, &C. are
only THIRTY GENTS per 100 lbs on Groceries.
Queensware &C, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
loo lbs, which includes all expenses from the
wharves in Richmond TO the Landings or Depot in
Lynchburg.
Boats leave every other day, full or not full, and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce aud Tonnage articles forwarded At low
rates A. 3. LEE,
an 27-ts On the JOCK
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WATa- cAFO, noOrn, no
mn F;1i.EElNEEs5 own BOOTS:

n nm "" ~
Unit received another, but much superior
lot OF the above Heavy Double SOC ana Up
- per Sewsd Brogue Boots, which haq maue
expressly fur the farmers own wear Tney are nsht,
bat at the came time stout CROUCH for p,aDtauen
use. They are very suitable fer hunters AIS, tsins
very long in the leg. Those who have been Walk
ing for them. will please call son i ~.
Eecolect they are at the sign OF the big So9t.
just below the st. Charles HOTEL opposite soc Msin
afreet No "a at VIM WAbchS D.
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declared the foregoing 10 be lust and true statt
m,nt from the books OF said Rank, and fron the
statenents rendered. BY the branches according 10
me best Of his knowl. dee and belief
WV B QUARRIsR. Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01

!. NEW OARRIAaR ARD HAIR

crnE NEW OARRIAdE ARD HAIR
H4E NESS REnCsITORY.-The subscriber,
6ayin0 been for number Of years gagged In
Coach Making, offers 70 those In this section who
mar wish to purchase, variety Of light and sub
staf,tial CARhI AG ES, such as BuRGies Rockawsys.
&C. All work warranted made Of good and durable
material. Persons wishing to purchase are respect
fnIIy invited to give call and examine. Induce
meuts will be offered TO their advantage both as TO
price and guarantee Of the faithfn performancs Of
the work j. M PULLEN,
DOLLY Wall. st. near st. Charles Hotel.
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- II n MI he0st
Aud the various affections consequent upea a'F
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such ~ Indigestion. Aeidity OF the sssneSn'
Coicky Pains Heartburn, Loss OF Apostle, DSeFVa'
dency, Cestiyeness, Blind and Bleeding Pies IA
ail Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Afeee0ls'
u has In numerous instances proved highly peneh-
cial and In others effected decided cure.
This il . purely vegetable compound, ercrsrec On
strictly scientific principles. after the manner OF tn
its great most ofthe European States us IN
PRODUCTION into the u States was intended more esF
ciaiiy for those OF fatherland scattered nfe an
there over the face OF this mighty country Meeshs
with great success among them. ncT orer 70 - -
American public. knowing that It's truly wouas'Aai
medicinal virtues must DO aeknowledad.
It Is particularly recommended 9 thSse Fslsesss
whose constitutions may have been iripsifSe " w
Continuous Of ardent spirits, or other iot.ss
dissipation. Generally iustsstaneo9s ~ .asS ,o
and euickening every nerve. raising az tee SfsopS
Tag spirit. and, In fact, infusing Few oe"i'h '"N
vtgcr In the systeIn. -.
EoTICE.-Whoever expects to Ind this hssss
low spirited. 10 will prove grateful Mosiss'
dial. possessed Of singular remedial pFoperhes'
The great popularity OF this delightful AIsa ns3
induced many inttatfons. which the PUN, ~ hnS
HOLLAND BiTfRks fair trial. One hettl. :, VII ~
convince you how Infinitely superior II ~ W :"
these limitations. A nv tss
Sold as p s5 sSss flsssSspR II sSs's m
DENJAMIN PAGE, JR.S oo'
pHARMAcRuTisTs AND cHEMisTn.
PfTTSBURaH, Pa. IA.
awso,a nSarly al the Druggists IN TINS cay
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BANK OF ROCKINGHAM, J
HARRlsoSBU 40, Va. Jan. I'D 1859 /
Hon. IESGT A. WISE, Governor of Virginia:
ENCLOSED seni you statement OF ln3 condition
ct this Bank on the Ist ,nuary 1859
Your obed't seryan,, Q. q. nTRaYER Cash,r
Statement Of The Condition Of the Bank Of RocIrr7.
ham.
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I'M ROBERT Z. DICKINSON, m

- Successor to Binford, Dickinson Wei -
siger, No rs Main street, Richmord Virginia, hav;
Ing pu chased the entire interest OF ana
son Weisixer, will continue The business in all It's
branches at the old stand, In the name OF Robert
Dickinson.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old firm. he hopes. By strict ana prompt
attention. and keeping well selected STOCK, 70
merit q continuance of the same. . ,
GEO w DUES DERRY, who has been with the
old firm three years, remains with him, where, as
usual. he will be glad to serve his ffiends.
He has also secured the services OF JOSEPH
b sTEGAL so well known, who respectfully sell
Gifts a call from his friends
An orders strictly and promptly attended to.
ROBERT j. DICKINSON,
No 70 Main strt ct.
NB-Also, have secured the services of JAMES
BRINKLEY. of Bath county, Va. ia Is
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Will SS sent 70 any one Utbroub u EeCSislER 1t.
Certificates packages VIII be sold st the following
r~tes which is the risk:
Certificate OF package Of 10 whole tickets, $50
&c quarter /" &c
10 eighth I" 10
Ii 0Epeg.Sa TICKETS OR cZRTIFIJAfEs.
Erclose the money to our address for the Tickets
BY drst mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers aEd Prizes Will be sent
topurchasersi Immediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and state.
eE- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay.
able Ia full without deduction
sy~ All prizes of 81 Gf0 erd under. paid immediate.
II after the drawing. Other prizes at the Is1al tns
- kOTiCE 10 CORRESPONDENCE who
prefer not sending m0uev by mail. can use
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money ier Tickets. III sums OF Ten ollars
and upwards, can be sent us
At CUR RISK AND EzPEN5E,
from any city Or town where they have an Office.
The moHey and order must be- enclosed in "H0V-
EENmENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVEL
OPS" or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
orders for Tickets or Certificates be directed to
WOOD, EDDY i co, Augusta, Ga
Or WOOD, EDDY & CD, Atlanta, Ca.
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 GO, Wilmington, Del.
k6- LIST OF EDe ndInperu thst 1fe GIawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each 10
entitled to, Will be pstlahed after every drawing in
the following papers: The Augusta (9al Consti
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Rezister
Nash vile Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
savanlsh DAILY News, Richmond Dispatch
Paulding tdiss Clarion. AMI Little Rock tArk)
True Democrat. js "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-01

x~s BALMORAL sHOES.-Those
sskfS"E gentlemen who were waiting for the Bal
moral Shoes informed thai they have arrived,
ana are now ready for their inspection. They are
splendid article and just the thing tor the season.
Call at 10 90 aid supply yourselves.
JaO G PAGE, JR.,
ia 10 2doors above Ihos Price & Co.