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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-03-25
OBITUARY.

DIED, ut her residence In Mcsfnn cosnty Tenpe
Mrs MALSDA LANE in the 9th year OF her age after
suffering severe afliction for more than two months
She was born In Russell county, va-raised and
married in Claiborne county, Tennessee-professed
iah In Christ when about thirty -one years Of aqe-at
empary member for more than TWENTY-FIVE wears
She was married to Russell Lane, November 2Oth 1872
and peace and harmony OF the quiet order SEEM
ed to pervade the family circle from her marriage to
the day Of her death. They moved to McNinn county
In 1871. Aunt Malinda was the mother OF eight sons
ana one daughter seven OF whom are living. She was
ton with christian fortitude and quiet resignation till
the 18th OF March, when death relieved her from her
snnerings. She left behind her sufficient evidence that
she was transferred from the church militant to the
church triumphant, In glory She often cxhorted the
unregenerate OF her children, and heard several
times during her Illness praying for them in the most
fervent manner; and about the last words that she
spoke were, she loved her Saviour. RSL
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WILLS AND fEvER!-CHflLs AND FgvER!l--
One Of the greatest remedies that has ever bccu
laid before the public, for Fever and Aguc, aud
which have received the highest cncomiums from
the press and the people, is DIR. J. HosTETTER'S
CBbEBRATED BITTERS. Who would endure
the tortures arising from this terrible disease, when
u can be SO easily cured? Who would endure
slccpless nights, burning fevers aud lev cbiIls nj
ternateiy. when remedy can be obtained for n
mere trihet And yet how many families lingcr
OUT n painful existence under this deadly blight,
and do nothing but gup down quininc, until il be,
comes as common as their daily meals, and yet they
are not relieved. None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate to procure these valuable Bitters,
and save themselves intense agony.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where
JcasS- See advertisement in another column.
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COM M E R GAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March 81. q
We have to notice a still further decline In Bacon
during the past week. We quote,
BACON, 10A % 1910 for well cured meat hog round;
sides TX q lAc for clear ribbed Ito Nc; hams ii
% lee; shoulders SK 90 sec. FLOUR without change,
with good demand say G,I5 % 81 for superfne; AZ a.
WHEAT scarce ,s5 a 45 for prime white, and Si 25
90 1,35 for prime red. CoRS soc. OATS dull at
STOCK PEAS % 90 100 bu. LARD Is without change
We quote IL 90 12Hc for prime in bbls 12% a. 18c in
cans. FEATHERS 40 "a 45c. BUTTER IS 40 zoe. Eoos
10 "a 12c. BEEswAx 80 q 33c. GINSENG $50. PEA NuTs
Toe a $1,25.
Yours very truly,
]. A. ANSLEY AGO.,
- COmtntssiOn and Produce Aerchdnf.
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ALSO,
Ledgers, Journals, Letter Papers,
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Cash Record Books, All sizes Note Papers,
Envelopes, Inkstands, Quilts,
Gold and Steel Pens, States, Pencils &C.
great variety Of styles and prices of Bibles,
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Any Magazine or Newspaper will be furnished
for less than Publishers price.
Especial attention will be paid to furnishing
County and State Officers, Colleges, Academies and
Public Schools and Families, at very low prices.
re" Terms Cash. March %
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
Henry /. wolcker and others,

Guford Delozcr, Admir-, de-, and Others. y Z,
TT APPEARING TO THE sATISEACTI0N
III of the Master from the allegations of the bill
filed in this cause, that Abraham. Deloxier aud
George W. Wester and wife Mlda, formerly Mildn
Dcosier, defendants to the same are non residents
of the State Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication BIO made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published at Athens, Tennessee for four
successive weeks, requiring the said non-residcnt
defendants to appear atthc next term Of the Chan
Gerry Court to be hold at the Courthouse in Kings
ton, for the county of Roane and State Of Tenncs-
see, ON the first Thursday after thc'3d Monday Of
April next then and thore to plead. answer or do
muir TO said bill, or the will be taken as con-
fssscd against them and set for hearing er parte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, G.f NJ
: Murch p, ls50-ft-prs fee S3-54s assN
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NOTICE

q COMMITTED no JAIL, In THE TOWN
M1 Of Washington, lsIica county, Tennesses, ON
II ,l9tli inst, one Negro hoy, who says bis
o. name is Dick, aud says he was run o. IRON
49, Bnrbcrsyille, Knox county, Kentueky, BY =
lnSt he sRys who passed by three different names
lie says he was taken somewhere In the South, hs
does not know where, and run away from . negro
yard, Said boy'is about ii. years old, bald head
ed. about 4fret Z or s inches high, two teeth out
in'front, VIII weigh about 100 pounds, Of dark
copper color, his little finger on his left hand Is
zif-no clher marks visible. The owner is re-
qaestcd 70 conc forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take himsaway, or he will DO dealt
with as the law directs
L. L. RUDD, Jaiior.
Mnrcltsi lSAh tf-hi5
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JOHN COX, (
FOu mrs ora.

DNliE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHA-
i sed the celebrated Jack, JOHN cox, will
stand him ue-ensuing season, from LIST March till
June 10Th, Mt Samuel EIendcrson's 81 miles South
castot Athens, at the following rates: For Maies
so the season. 81 80 to insure; Iennetts $25 the
season. to insure. S30for ennett colt and $35 for
aaek. II tue property Is traded before asccrtain-
ed to be with foal The owner Is responsible for the
season. - Z ~, -
PEpronrE.--sircd by Old Mammoth; and dam,
Old Imported Black Warrior ~ = \
- IS. p. HENDERSON,.
iitN1 r. WIN. ID. SMITH.
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J' n. ANSLEf CU.,
Commission and Produce Merchant,
Savannah Market.

Savannah Market.
:, SAVANNAH, March 10.
Herewith find Produce Price Current. The advance
In Flour and Corn well sustained with less activity
In high grades OF Four-super6ne and fine Flour Is In
demand. Bacon Is firm, though with limited demand
Tennessee sides are wanted at full prices.
BACON clear sides IL % 12Tc; ribbed IL "a II Ne;
shoulderssh q DC; hams II a 13c. LARD, in bbs. 1917
% 13c; IN kegs 1917 % lac. FLOUR, superfne, o Dbl.
81 q 1875; extra $50 % rs. OoRS IS a soc. Coss
MEAL 80 q 95c. PEAS 81 % 10. OARS 65 % 7Oc-
APPLES dry, ~ a 2,e5. PEACHES, $50 q -. FEAru.
RRs dull 40 % 46c. SALT, per sack, Go a 65c.
Exchange on New York, 4 o ct. premium.
J. W. GAUT & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
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The WEATHER.-Thc "weathcr editor of the
New Orleans Picayunc quotes the following lines
as descriptive of the state of the weather in the
Crescent City. tits so dPpropos on the same sub
jcct, in these parts, that we copy it:
.'Now dark. now light,
Like day, like night
IT'S changing, tickle weather;
II mists at times,
Then rains or shines,
And sometimes all together"
at shines, it rains,
Then shines again;
What does the weather mean?
1t hangs in doubt;
The sun comes out,
With drzzling mists between"
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IRBY & SAUNDERS,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

Near the Depot Of the Va. aud Tenn. Railroad,
Lynchburg, Va,
DEG TO RETURN THEIR THANKS TO
ID their numerous friends and patrons for the
very liberal patronage extended to them heretofore,
and ask u continuance Of the same assuring them
that by the aid of increased force, that ALL may
depend upon being served even more promptly
than heretofore; will endeavor to make quick re-
turns for all produce sent us, aud fill all orders for
GROCERIES Of The best articles at io'eesf market
rates Our STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C., will
be found at all times equal to that Of any house in
the State. March 25, ls50-6m-54s
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II you saw man sleeping the brink Of frghtfui
prccipice, would you not think him Al subject or an
insane asylum Yet you, " suffering under neglect
ed cold, are on the verge OF precipce more fghtfu
than any other In the material worid--the gravel Do
you net know that from "a slight cold" spring Bron.
chitis, Pneumonia, Pulmonary Oonsumption-a life Of
suffering and an almost certain death =? II you haze n
cold, try DIR. HoOfLAND's BALsAMIC CORDIAL. and
you will find certain relief Thousands In all parts of
the country can testify and have testified to lis mar.
vicious virtues. Give 1t n trial.
Prepared only by DR.. o. NJ. Jackson AIS Arsh street
phadephia and for sale by druggists throughout the
Union. Price 10 cents.
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NOTICE.
John stanheld,

~ A. n. and John A. Leo.
NNIIE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
IL cause at tho October term, 1858, Of the Chm
ccry Court at Kingston, will be taken at the Office
Of the Master, b, Kingston, on Thursday. the 7th
day Of April, 1859, Mt which time and place the
.pnrfies are notified and required to attend with
their proof. THOMAS N. CLARK, ca H.
March 20, 1S5g-2t-prs fee 81, 5O-5iS
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ABOLITION OF THE GRAND JuRY IN MIcHI-
cAN.-The Detroit Free Press says the act
providing for the trials of criminals by in
formation, goes into effect sixty days af-
ter the 18th of February, at which time it
became law. This law virtually abol-
ishes the grand jury, which has for SO
long exercised inquisitorial functions, re-
serving for the circuit judge power to call
it into session whenever special cases need
its aid. All cases are to be examined be-
fore a justice of the peace, and by them
committed directly to the higher courts,
instead of for indictment, as has previ-
ously been done.
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Trust Sale

DURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST EN-
Il ecuted to me by John r. Power, for the bene-
fit of Kelsey II. Power, will, on the 9th day of
April next sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, upon the premises of the said John f. Pow
err, nine miles Northwest Of Athens, LIKELY
NEGRO BOY, aged about 20 years: three head of
Horses; twenty head Of Cattle; and variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniturc-all belonging
to the said John f. Power and sold for the purpose
above stated. LEWIS STANTON. Trustee.
Athens, Tenn, March is, IS59-4t-547
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pS One Of our exchanges says at is
a popular idea that courtship was the
consequence Of original SIM We don't
know how that may be, but it is plain
enough that good deal of original sin is
the consequence of courtship
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Circuit ceurt, MoM MINI: county.
htfsion for Diuorec


TN THIS THIS CAUSE IssHsI II APPEARING 70 rlrr
i satisfaction of the Clerk FROM the allegations
IN the petition, that the defendant james p Mas
sey, is non resident Of the State of Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered that publeatiobe made for
four successive weeks in tho Athens Post, q news
paper published IN the town of Athens, TemaSssec,
requiring the said non resident dcitldant totap-
pear ut the next term Of the Circuit Courtof Me-
Mimi county, 10 No held at the Court-house il, tho
town Of Athens, on the second Monday Of April
next, and plead, answer or defhur to plaintiffs pc
titon, or the same will bc taken as confessed and
set for hearing pa,fe.
JOHN +, SLOWER. C9erk.
March Is, 1850 ii-prs fee Sss-5l7
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NOTICE.
Michael Gingcry,

Thomas J. Mason, Admir-, &C., and others.
HNHE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
j cause at the October term, 1858, Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Kingston, will be taken at the office
of the Master, in Kingston, on Monday the / In
day Of April. 1859, at which time and place the
parties notified and required to attend with
their proof THOMAS n. CLARK, C. d ~
March %, 1s5o-2t-prs fec 81 ,5O-5is
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To the Creditors of Michael Hail. decd

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF THE
Il Clerk of Rome County Court, founded upon
the suggestion of the insolvency of said dccedents
estate, all persons having claims against il are
hereby notified to file them, legally authenticated.
with said Clerk, on or before the LIST day of June
next, in order that pro rata dividend may be
made. This 25th day of February, 1859.
WASHINGTON BALLARD, Admir-.
Mar lS-3t-5lG 49,
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Tax Assessors Books,

DRINTED, Rsled and Bound, as required In Section
il BIO (Code OF Tennessee) and JUS7TCES JUDO.
MENTIND EXECUTION DOCRE7S, as described
in 4i29 and following Sections car be obtained at
sonable prices, by giving order at once to
J. A. RAYL, Bookseller and Stationer,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
N. D.-persons sending for Books must be known by
me to be prompt and responsible give at least one
good reference to insure attention to their ORDERS
Jan 81, 1s59-!f-639
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seI- A correspondent of the Chatta-
,neoga Advertiser says, if Congressional
District Convention is to be- held, hewants
to see the name of Col. John G. Burch,
the late popular Speaker of the State
Senate, placed before it for nomination.
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Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
Joseph D. Reid and Elijah Mcpherson, AdmIs Of
( ,.A VIM. Reid decd
James Reid. ef az.
Tor RifI FIR Dorfif,bn

s1 ~ lOr bW FOR fdrfftbnl -, y,
In THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
IL the allegations Of the bill filed, that the respon-
dents Jmncs Reid, Samuel Reid, John D. Hsid,
Sarah Deatheridge aud Samuel Deatheridge, are
non residents Of the State of Tsnnessee, u IL
therefore ordered by the Master, ut bis Rules that
publication be madc for four consecutive weeks In
tho Athens Post, a newspaper publishod In Ath-
ems, McMnn county, lTenncssee, notifying ani NJ
quiring said nonresident respondents sppees 1t
tho ncxt torn Of said Court Of Chaneery, 70 BE-
held for tho county Of lIiss, Il the Colft~ houss
in Decatur ON the 4sh Ilbpday Of April nssk thea
and there to answer said bill, or the s.me VIII -
taken pro eogfssso and set for hearing ex parts
a. w. MCKENZIE, c. An.
Per W., l.. McKisIsr. D. can
March II, 1854. it-prs fee s3=st0.
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Bay A writer on swearing, says:-"An
oath from woman's lips is unnatural and
incredible. | would as soon expect bull
let from rosebud.
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BeS~ A boy fell through hole in the
ice. at Auburn, New York, and was car
ried thirty feet by the current, when he
came up accidentally through another
aperture and was then rescued.
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MEMPHIS, March IA crevasse occur
red Of Talula, IS miles above vicksburg,
"Wednesday night, destroying the planta-
ton Of i, North and flooding the country.
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Valuable Lands and Mills for saIe.

VNHE uNDERsIGNBD, HAVING ENGAG-
l. ed in tho Coul and Lumber Business, and be.
ing dcsirous to wind up all old busincss and give
his undivided attention to the new--fherefbrc he
wishes to sell nil his Lands at ,Philadelphia, 10
gether with his MILLS, &c. To those acqpain(sd
with the property 1t needs no putting strangers
will have to examine it to know its value. will
only say that tlere is no other Farm and Water
Power so conveniently situated On the East Ten
nessce and Georgia Railroad. q
JOHN STANFIELD.
Philadelphia, Tenn, Jan. IL, '59-tf-53s. ;,
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Day" The twenty-sixth of April, 1859,
will be the fortieth anniversary of the in
stitution of the order of Odd Fellowship
in this country, and tits to be appropriate
w celebrated.
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GRASS AND,FlELD SEED
!. DEPOT. -

For the Spring OF 1853.
HAVE now ready for Inspection and sale my usual
II supply of Grass aud Field Seeds, to which invite
the attention OF Farmers and pAtrops OF North Geor-
gia, North Carolina Alabama, West Virginia and Ten
nessee They are all PURE and FRESH sEED--the
product Of perfect growth, aud well adapted to the
soil and climate of these different sections OF country
LIST Or sEEDs. u. ts
Red Bloom Clover, Milet,
White Dutch do, Hemp,
Randall Grass, | lucerne,
Orchard Grass, r Usage Orange, -
Timothy, !, IN Rye, Pa
Red Top or Herd Grass, Oats and Barley,
Buckwheat, Kentucky premium Corn,
Striped Blue Grass, Clean Blue Grass,
White IIominy Corn, Hungarian. ~ -
Feb l1-lni-542 Il. NJ. MCPHERSON,
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Statement e e f = he Condition nd "

.n.-fT
Ne Sn
passed Mpch
rne maine o. ne Company the "ph~nix
moo
y
81
v cost ae
on pledge OF Bank
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Das" Cuba is said to be poor place fol
consumptivc people. The climate is toe
facilitating and the comforts too few fol-
invalids of that class
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pas~ Judge Vespasian Ellis, formerly
editor of the "organ," Washington City,
is dead.
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s's For the Post.
ush-still my heart! Lash not so fcrcely
st the prison bars. The power of endurance
thcc-be still and bear.
"Learn how sublime thing IL is,
To suffer and be strong"
mot Of hope-it is only mockery, madden
1hc teithlcss show of things that may not
\phantom; friendship n name
~. and misery can but kill.
ssful sleep, when these CULVER
no more
d bcatngs death alone can still,
bid the strokes to fall Some
lhy hear the wild tumult there, and
Dhder. Thy griefs arc all thine own
Cd Let the eyes veil their burning light
1e voice soft and low, and brow DO thou se-
pc.
Hark victory is won-the storm subsidies; the
pulse beats gently, family. Oh, how strange the
appalling silence. It's DONE Let life spin out its
web, as day succeeds to night and night to day,
bat JOY, and love, and sympathy, no more shall
mix the woof-the heart is dead.
They say my glance is bright and cold; aye, for
the fire that was wont to warm it is qucnchcd.-
They say my tones arc pitiless and severe Yea,
for the harp with affections thousand strings is
broken. They call me proud. All, they know not
the consuming fame that made my heart wreck.
would not have the ashes of that once proud
temple profaned by eyes-sacred are the ruins:
and as sing, and jest and smile, let it sleep on,
needless that ii rests in q living grave VIOLA.
4 Athens, Tenn. s-te
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Rs5" The French army is said to con-
sist of 2l,OO0 fighting men, of which
over 100000 are available for foreign
war
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Fever and Ague.

This trying and provoking disease which fixes its re.
lentless grasp the body Of man, reducing him to
mere shadow In short space oftme and rendering him
physically and mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven from the body by the Of H0sTETTER'S RE.
NOWNED BlTTRRS. Further, any Of the above stat ed
diseases cannot be contracted when exposed to any orr
binary conditions producing them, the Bitters are
used as per directions And 1t neither creates au
oends the palate, and rendering unne essary
any change OF diet interruption to usual pursuits
but promotes sound sleep and healthy digestion, the
complaint Is thus removed speedily Is consistent
with the PRODUCTION Of Thorough and nerma cure
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For Persons in Advanced Years

Who are suffering from enfeebled consultation and
infrm bsdy, these Bitters invaluable as restora-
tive 81 strength and vigor and needs only to tried
TO be appreciated. And to a mother while nursing
these Bitters indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourlshment is Inadequate to the demands OF
the child, her strength must YIELD and
here where good tonic. such Hostetiers stom-
ach btters Is needed to mpart temporary strength and
,ylgor TO the system ladies should by all means try
ibis remedy for nlI Of debility, and before SO do
Ing, ask your ply slcan, who he Is acquainted with
the virtues Of the tters, will recommend their use In
all cases OF weakness. ~. -
+ CAUrION.--we caution the public against using
any Of the many limitations but ask for
HoarErTERs OE-EBRATED STOMACH BirrRRRs and see
that each bottle has the words 'Dr. J. Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters" blown the side OF the bottle nd
stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork and OBJ
serve thst our autograph signature IL the label.
- Prepared and sold by H0STETTER SMITH
Pittsburgh, pa ard sold BY all Druggsts, Grocer and
dealers generally throughout the United States
~ sCovIL 4 MEAD,
q New Orleans La
soovH MEAD, No. III ehartres street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States
70 whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by WIZ. BuRss, Athens; J. II. MAorLL, Mouse
Creek McFAnAs ERsr, Knoxville, Jan ii-iy-bss
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WOOD, EDDY & co.'s
SINGLE NUMBER LoTTERIEs
Chartered by the State OF Georsia.)
Capital Prize $5O,OOO!l
TICKETS ONLY stoY

Notice to the Public. a.,
AS .ne members Of our firm have, by way Of purchase
become the owner OF the grants chartered bv Inc AZ
OF Delaware Kentucky Missouri and part Of those in
Seorg'a' under the management or Messrs Gregory 4
Maury, OF Wilmington, Delaware, we have deemed Il
expedient to change the OF our Arm on and after
January lst, ls5v, to that ofswO0D, EDDY CO., who
xill hereafter have the infringement Of the sparta
IN Hntransactions we have endeavored to conduct
our business With integrity and pronptness and Ne
assure inc public that the patronage heretofore
on US wcif deserving OF being transferred to
our suceessors- Very respectfully,
Augusta, Georgia. Dec. 49, 1855. = ~
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Approximation PRICES,

5,4s5 Prizes, amounting to ...........s32O.OOO
81 Whole Tickets si0-Haires5- Quarters az.
~ Circular showing the Iilan OF the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receivingit
rates. which is the risk [, .-.--.l7
Certificate Of Package 10 Whole Tickets 81. $50
3" 10 Half ....... 40
:" 10 Quarter ........ 90
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