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a0SGEI'TEss,s
ST 0 II ACu BITTERs.

FOR Ne care@ DgspspSLi, Aoigestion, Nausea, Nat.
nttRcy' Loss OF dppetas, oraRY BiOWs Com plants
arising from q m0rbid iHactfGa n tie Sto,naeh or
B5toei producing Cramps Dysshtery, collie, CAoi-
era NoTJUs, dec.
I'm vlkW OF THE FACT THAT EVERY MEMBER
4 Of the human family lie more or less subjected to
some of the aboye complaints, besides iunumerhbls
other conditions OF life which, by the assistance o.
little knowledge exercise of common sense, they may
be able to regulate their habits Of diet, aud with the
assistance or good tonic. secure permanent health.
Ia order to accomplish tAs desired object, the true
course to pursue Vs. ccriginy, that which will produce
uatra! state OF things the eDst Hazard Of vital
strength end life; Tor this end Dr. lostetter has intro
duced 10 ihis country preparation called il0sTLr-
TERs STOMACH BlTTEES, which at this day Is not
medicine but that has been ,ried for years,
giving satsictinn to all who have ssed it, The Btters
operate powerfully upon the stomach bowels and liver,
restoring item to heslhr and vigorous action and
thus by the simple process of strengthening nature,
enable the system to triumph over disease. Darrlea,
dyscnery ur Hulk so seneray contracted by set
tiers aud caused principally by the change OF water
and d'et,giN be speedily regulated by brief Of
TIT. preparations dyspepsia disease Which Is proba
lily more prevalent Nhs tk all its various forms
than any Oter The cause of which may always be at
uibutyd to derangements Of the digestive organs eau
he cured without ia.l be using IlOSTErTER'S sTOM-
ACii BlisrERS as rer directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recommend Bters Of
some kind, thtn why not article known to be
iniableg Every country have their Btters rs pre-
Yetre OF dsthst, and strengthening Of the sy In
general, and alnotg them all there is not be found
more healthy people than the Germans from whom this
preparation enannteu, based upon scientific expert
mtnls Which has attended to advance he destiny OF
this great prepare eI IN the medical scale Of science
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OCoEE HOUSE.


HNuE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
l. inform his friends that he has recently opened
aud furnished, in the most elegant manner, this
new and spacious Hotel, situated in the centre of
the city, Immediately upon the public square and
within five minutes walk of the Railroad Depot.
The rooms are all new, well furnished and con-
ycniently arranged.
The table under the immediate superintendoncc
the Proprietor, shall abound with all the delioa
cics and substantials afforded by rich and pro-
duclive country-and having secured experienced
cooks and polite and attentive servants be pledges
himself that no effort shall be spared to render his
guests comfortable and happy.
10 those accustomed 10 resort to Che mountains
during the summer months he would particularly
commend his house. as no location in the country
possesses greater advantages in the way of A salu.
brious atmosphere and pure water.
few steps from the house is n large Livery
stable where fine horses, good buggies and car
iiases may be had and the drives in the surround
Ing country arc unsurpassed. .
omnihussos from the depot to the Hotel, upon
the arrival Of every train.
ID. A. TIBDs, Proprietor.
April Is, l559-tf-j51.
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.lsSJ- See advertisement in another column.


Dr.. lIoorLAEp's CELEBRATED BALsAMIo Con-
DIAL, prepared by DR.. q. NJ. jackson, No. AIS Arch
street Philadelphia, will speedily cure Coughs,
Colds. Influenza, Group, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
Diseases of the Bowels arising from Cold, and In
cipient Consumption. Read the following cortif-
cate IL regard DR.. Hooaand's Basamic Cordial
as unequalled for coughs and colds. A short time
since was attacked with very severe cold, ac-
eompanied with most violent and distressing
cough, which racked my system terribly, and cans
ed great debilitation. 1 used various remedies
without obtaining relief, until finally was recon-
mended to try bottle of the Cordial. Its effects
were indeed wonderful; few doses produced the
greatest relief, and before had taken the contents
Of the bottle | was entirely cured.
Respectfully, ARAMISTA FARnIs,
Jefferson Aeeaue and Wharton st.
To DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, AS Arch st.
This invaluable remedy is for sale by druggists
and storekecpers throughout the United states.-
Price 75c per bottle
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SAVANNAH, April 10.
There is but little change in prices Produce since
our Hsi report The stock NJ Flour Is in OF the
demand To fleet large sales would require conces.
sion IN prices The supply Of Corn il equal to the de
mahd, but prices are well sustained. No Tennessee
tations.
Bacon, clear sides II % Ike; ribbed 1917 a 1889;
shoulders sA m SIC; hams 10 20 12c. LARD In bbls 10
On l2sc; IN kegs IL N i4c Flour, superfnp, n bbl
S725 % 80; extra $50 a. s7.I5 family - a. s.5N;
hne - a. 5.50, Cogs 50 % s7Xc. Com MK,L SO a
voc. Pas 81 clio. oars IS 90 Use APPLES dry,
on ~ fl,I5. PEACHES 40 81. FgsTHFRs ~ a 45c.
Wont % 40 26c. CofFEE, first hands 11H 40 l2c.-
SAT- per sack Go q Cjc. RICE "a @ sc DRY lipEs,
~ 10 16k.
Exchange On Northern cities n premium.
J. W. GAUT,
COnmisstOn Merchant.
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FOREST Hull ACADEMY.
YOU CAN GET CHEAPER
Books, Blank Books, Paper, Pens, Inks,
PROM
J. A. RAYL,

haosritte Team,
HNiiAN AT ANY OTHER HOUSE IL THE
Il State; and just as iopGs you can procure them
nom New York, Philadelphia, or Boston.
Teachers, Parents, Merchants, Clerks Of Courts
and Professional and Business Men ccn always
roly upon finding here, not only tue ta,ycst siycA
and best selection of choice
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
but ut such prices as lie trusts will be entirely sat
isiaetory TO all his patrons
School Books, New Books,
Miscellaneous Books, Law Books,
Chiidrens Books, Medical Books,
Cheap Books, Gift Books.
ALSO,
l.edgers, Journals, Letter Papers,
Day, Invoice, Cap and Legal Papers,
Cash Record Books, All sizes Note Papers,
Envelopes. Inkstands. Quills'
Goid and Steel Pens States. Pencils, dc.
great variety Of styles and prices of Bibles,
Testaments. Hymn and Prayer Books.
Any Magazine or Newspaper VIII be furnished
for less than Publishers price
Especial attention viii he paid to furnishing
County and State Officers, Colleges, Academies and
Public Schools and Families, al very low prices.
TSi- Terms Cash. 1Siarch 25
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A correspondent in the Albany Guilt
rator, in answerto an inquiry for the best
substitute for hay gives preference to the
Hungarian grass over everything else
He says:
ut grows at the rate OF six or seven
tons per acre. The seed is of an oily ma
ture, and horses or cattle will eat the
seed before corn or oats, and the hay be-,
fore timothy and clover. Horses, having
been fed ON grain and good timothy. hay,
beng changed to one half the gfain and
this hay, began to improve immediately
III flesh, and their coats more sleek and
shiny. Cattle will do very well on this
hay after the seed is thrashed out. The
grass has good roots, grows deep in the
ground, and will stand dry seasons much
better than any other kind of grass.-
The dlyest seasons will not. make the
grass wilt i'll the middle of the day. AZ
ter the grass is-,psoNn it will sprout or
sucker very thick, and will make much
more pasture than timothy and clover,
after being mown, during the summer
and fall. In some sections, where timo-
thy hay sells for ten dollars per ton, the
hay of the Hungari ass brings from
( twelve to iiiteendol ef ton"
IRON CARS on RAILRoAD.-Several of the
principal railroads in the East are about
trying an experiment which may lead to
Il very general change in the construction
of railroad cars. The cost of hauling the
cars themselves is very large proportion
OF the expense of railroad operations, and
amy mode of diminishing the weight
without impairing the strength, would be
OF great advantage. One La Mothe, u
Frenchman, patented, some years since,
asystem of combining thin strips of iron
TO make very stiff and strong and very
light car body, and full size 90 passenger
car is now nearly completed for trial, and
will probably be put in use in very few
weeks. 1t is elegantly finished with pa
pier mache, etc.; but the point of most
interest lies in the fact, now pretty well
established by the application of proper
tests, that while the weight of the body
(theAenly novel portion) is but 5000
pounds, the strength and rapidly of the
structure is considerably greater than that
of any Of the wooden cars in common
use. The weight of the corresponding
portion of ordinary cars ranges from 49,
900 to $4,000 pounds.
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Fever and Arue,

This trying and provoking disease, which nxes Its re-
Ientless grasp tie body of man, reducing him TO
mere shadowina short sace oftime, and rendering hin,
physically and mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven rom the body by the of HOS1fTTER'S RE-.
N0WNkD BlTfERS. Further, any of the above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when exposed any
dnaiy conditions producing them, ,he Bitters are
used rs per directions. And rs IL neitl creates
nor Oends the palate, ana rendering .essary
any change Of diet or Interruption to usual pursuits,
but promotes aud sleep and healthy digestion, the
complaint is thus removed speedily Is consistent
with the pro!uStion Of til trough and permanent, cure.
For Persons in Advanced Years
Who are suffering from ene.bled constitution and
tnhrm 'dy, these itter5 invaluable as restora-
tive OF strength ana vigor and needs only tried
10 he appreciated. And tu mother while nursing,
these Eaters Indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourisiment inadequate to The demands Of
the elld, eonsequsntv her strength yield, and
here u Is where good tonic, such iostettsrs stom-
ach ht'ers Is needed impart temporary strength and
rigor to the system. Ladies' should by all means try
this remedy for all cases 81 debility and before 90
ing, ask your p yslcan, vho II he Is acquainted with
The virtues OF tie Bters, VIII recommend their use In
all cases Of weakness.
CAUTION. We canton the public against using
any Of The many limitations hut ask for
HosrkTrEHs OfIeBa,rsp STOMACH BIrTFRRs, and sec
that each bottle has the words 'Dr. J. Hostetter's
stomach Btters" blown the side OF the bottle, and
stamped the cap GO yerng the cork and oh
~ Prepared and sold by HnsrEffER SMITH,
Pittsburgh Pa, AID sold by all Drugssts, Grocer and
dealers generally throughout the United States ANA
da, South America and Germany.
New Orleans, Ia,
Wholesale Agsnts.
scovL ME,p. No. Ill Chartres street. New Orieups.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern gtstes
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by WN BUnss, Athens; J. II. MAanL, Mouse
Greek; MoFARLAs q ERsf, Knoxville. Jan 14-1y-58S
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COM M E r GAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 49,
Herewith Ind statement OF our produce Market for
The past week. Bacon In moderate request without
change In price since our last, stock large. We
quote.
Bacon hog round t0A "a 10t{c, for clear sides II N
90 ic; ribbed llc for PLATA hams 10 a II 10; shout
ders sH 20 &c. LAnD IL a f3c, in bbls; and cans.--
FLOUR dull with heavy stock, superfne on a 6N Ex-
ira supcrine Z % 1885 family % 7,75 WHsAr 81 80
q l4Ofor prime red and white. Conn s0c srocK pas
n On l.n OATS 90 a Csc. FfATHgRs 43 q 45c =
nurren 10 % zoe. Eocs 70 a 12kc. GINSENG 40 d5c
BHEswAx oOc. PEANUTS 100 20 LOO
Yours very tvny,
j. A. ANSLEy AGO,
CODAqission ind f,oduc, lyarch,frf
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chanoeny Court at jacksonville, Tenn.
Joseph Divine, Complainant,


y, u. llnnkins Jonathan NJ. linnkius and others
DILL CHARGES THAT DEFENDANT
ID Jonathan NJ Hankns yesidcs beyond the linz
ats of Tennessee, publication is therefore ordered
to be made for four weeks in the Athens Post, re
qUring said nonresident defendant to make his
appearance at next term Of the Chancery Court.
to he held al the Courthouse in Madsonyille. on
the first Monday Of J'o next, and answer com
panants said bill, or the same will, us to him, be
set for hearing pro eo,yesso and heard &C pacfc.
j. \. COFFIN, &. d IT.
April %, 1S50-it-prs fec $500
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HAWAIIAN interesting revival is in
progress in the Methodist Church at La
Grange, Tennessee, and he membership
of that denomination HIS been augment
ed considerably.
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GIBSON e. WESrE1

:" AVE RECEIVED AND oAt11 IH&f&
Il l. supply of Spring Il " <WE
GOOD.S. The stock is general, emu "a
assortment of Dress Goods, Donnots, fv4n.1ll g.
Goods for Gentlemcns, Wear in great variety,
Ready Made Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots and
SHOES, together with evory thing else usually kept
III IL Retail Dry Goods SIore---to an examination
Of all which they invite the public genera!ly..--
Give them . cal, and they viii sell you Good. as
low as you can buy tlrla at any other housu ia
Athens.
I'D" All Merchantabc Country prodnce taken
in exchange for Goods, at the highest market
prices April
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. G. Hyden, Mr..
ERAsrus X. LoSG to Miss ErHARILLA A. Cassidy,
all of this county .t
On Tuesday evening 10Th inst, by Rev. II. p.
Holland, U. NJ LINER, of McMinn county, to Miss
TALlInA s. SAITH, daughter of Caleb Smith, of
Hamilton.
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RD- Ifyou cannot avoid a quarrel with
a BLACKBOARD, let your lawyer manage it
rather than yourself N, man sweeps his
own chimney, but employs chimney
sweep, who has no objection to dirty work,
because il is his trade.
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nfS- When all is done, human life is,
at the greatest and BEST but like for
ward child, that must be played with and
humoreda little to keep it quiet till it
fall asleep--and then the case is over.
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Richmond, April 6.-All the American
nominees, except Henry Myers, candidate
for Grain Measurer, were elected to-day.
The only interest manifested was in the
contest for the Office Of Superintendent
of Gas Works. John j. Fry, the Ameri-
can nominee, was elected over Daniel
Hagerty by $50 majority.
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CASH! CASH [ CASH /

r AM PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE TO
i limited extent those who are in want of
Money, as my Shaving Machine has undergone
repair recently and cuts swoetly, without pro-
ducing tear. Call soon. NJ. L. PHILLIPS
Athens, April 22-tf-j5a
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Wharf.-The Franklin Review says
that farmers report the wheat crops as
very promising, and large yield is anti
cipatedif it escapes rust and the ravages
of the fly.
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rsy- "A down-east paper tells of a parsi-
monious old rip in its range who took a
second hand bung-hole to his cooper, and
wanted him to build new barrel round
it,
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The Brandon, (Miss.,) Herald, of the
list learns that personal difficulty occur
red day or two previous, at Marion,
Lauderdale county, between Hon. C. Rea
and Judge Hancock, which resulted in
the death of Rea, and the dangerous, if
not fatal woupding of Hancock.
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ApproNinintin- Prizes.
Plan Of the Lottery.

Ihc Numbers from u $4,000, corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets printed ON sepa-
rate siips. " paper, arc cncirclcd with small tin
tubes and placed Ia wheel.
The first $40 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled, are placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then revoked, and u number IL
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and ut the same
time Prize IL drawn frcIa the other Wheel The
plumber and prize drawn out are opened and cx-
inbiied 10 The audience, aud registered by the Com
nIissionersi ihe Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until
the Prizes are drawn out -.is--
APPROXIMATION PRizEs.-The two preceding
and the Two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the Irst Prizes will be entitled to the AS AID.
proximatien Prizes. Por examples: If Ticket No.
80 draws che 100000 Prize those Tickets num-
bcIcd LIS, ll2l9.ll25l, 1i252 will each be Gu
titled to 500. II Ticket No. $50 draws the 500
GOO Prize, tiiose Tickets numbering 54s $40, 55I,
552, viii each be entitled to $780, and SO on sc-
cordng To the above scheme.
eERFlFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold
at The following rates, which is the risk
Certificate u Package OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 40
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1sa- The heavy frosts of the past week
have done immense damage to fruit and
fruit trees in this section. Peaches and
small fruits nearly all gone, and the APP
pie crop much injured, if not destroyed.
s-Fg,,kin Rcpieto
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LEE, ROOKIE g. CO., !" '''A'

LEE, ROOKIE & CO.,
(yaccessors 10 Lee, Johnson d COL
Wholesale AXD RETAIL
Grocers, Commission & Forwarding
Merchants,
Fire-proof Building, Main Street,
,,,., Lynchburg, Va,
WA give particular attention to the Sale of all Con
Shipments, suehasA
Tobacco, Wheat, Tiolo, bacon, Lard, Butter, and
Country Produee,i Generally.
Ro- Make Liberal Advances on Produce or
Merchandise in hand for Sale Guarantee and
Cash tune sales. Attend promptly to goods con
signed to be forwarded; and keep always on hand
m extensive assortment Of GROCERIES,.
April 10, 1S59-l2ui-65l ~ 49,
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Machine Works.


Athens 70 Machine Works.
VIE SUB WOULD RESPECT
the public gcndl lfey are st;ll H. o,o a,u
ton and proposes "A STINGs of evcrv das
cription in their Me, and would therefore ,oIsit
the kind "
We arc now casting and have for sale different
sizes of The Globe, Crescent Indiana and iowa
Cook Stoves furnished completes various sizes of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office aud Sbop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware. Wadie
Irons, Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hsy.
ing very large supply of patterns on hand rotup
during the past seven year,, we can supply nny
order for any kind of, Machinery that eau be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshers, also Cany Or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also che Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel
which will-saw from two to Eve thousand feet ner
day. An kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in ,lo
best and most durable mennor, aud upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railingof every description. =
Weare also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Cof5pAr3l
ZIMMERMAN 4 kIDGOnM
p. S. There is connected with the Work. anox-
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DIED,

In this place. on Wednesday, Goth inst, FRANCES
EmzADnTn, only daughter of Stephen X. and
Mary NJ. Reeder, in the 18th year of her age
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Attention, Carnenters
Examination,
ChanceraIe.

Di VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
l1 in the Chancery Court at Madisonvllc, Twill
on the 23d day of May, 1859. sell to the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse door in iiadsonyillc,
Oh Il credit of six and twelve months, (except $40
required to he paid in hand,) four GOLD sioTs
containing 10 acres each, situate in Monroe CONN.,
ty-numbcrcd 10, II, l5 aud 1G-heretofofe be-
longing to Joseph Stephenson, deceased. n
j. A. COFFIN, CXN
April %. lS59-5t-prs fec S3-5j2 49,
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Athens Female College.

HNHE FOURTH AND LAST QUARTER OF
Il The first IL months session, Of the ATHENS
FEMALE COLLEGE, commences on next Mon
day, the 18th of April This quarter will close
with public examination, on the 3Oth of June
and LIST of July.
n. ID. 1t is hoped that all intending to enter,
will begin, fpossiLle the first day of the quarter.
L. R0WLEY, PresidenL
April Is, 1s5o-3t-5jl
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TnE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons omigratng
to the extreme South and Western country, is the
fear they have OF the Fever and Aguc-thc most
tireiul of all diseases Every day we hear of per-
sons attacked by this disease and made helpless in
short time, without any means of aiiording re-
lief. In view of the great demand for remedy
Dr.. HosrErTEa has presented his celebrated Bit
ters, whose curative powers for all diseases OF the
stomach have been universally acknowledged
The ''Bitters," prepared after a long experience
and deep study have received the encoBliums Of
the most eminent physicians. well all elusses
from every part of our country. To those who
doubt their many virtues, all can say is to try
them, aud judge for themselves, respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
Zit- See advertisement in another column.
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Estray Mule.

'HNAkEN up by WIN. l.. boss, living in the lOth
Il Civil District McsIinn county. Tenn, on the
lith March last, n MARE MULE, about five
Years old, fourteen hands high, of u brown color.
with some saddle marks on her back, u collar mark
on die left shoulder, vtIy low behind, with rather
snort ears and long name md tail Valued at
Eighty Dollars, p. I. GAMBLE. E.,n,cr.
April 8, 19j0-s.a-550
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Ecose the none, to our address for the Tickets or
d.red on receipt of which they will be forwarded 4 !,
FIRST mail Purchasers have Tickets ending In am
dpure they may designate. ~ 80
Theltst OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes Willie sept
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signntres piain
and give their Post Office, CoNnty and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and nay.
able In full without deduction. ~ d
All Prizes OF II 900 and under pa i'd immediate.
ly after theirawingotherp Prizes the usual time
thirty days. f.if 80
Notice TO Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending money by mall use
ThE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPaNY.
whereby money for Tickets sums OF Ten Dollars and
upwards, can be Sent us
AT Our Rise and Expense,
from any city town where they have an Office The
money aud order must be enclosed in .'foper,la,s,t
Fosf 0Jsee Sfdmped Envelope" or the Express Coui.
paiiy cannot receive them.
All communications strictly cont identiaI.
Address ordersfor Tickets or CertiAcatest0
WOOD, EDDY co., Anguish, GeorgiaA.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
June 4-Iy-506 -,
sg- list OF the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each Is en,i-
tied to, will be published after every drawing in the
foilawinR papers:-Augusta (Gal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mobile Register Nashville Gazette New York Weekly
Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, and Padding (Miss1
Clarion.
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Nurs FoR Pooh MEN .--H costs II deal of money
to be lich, and it is question if SO much is worth
so little After az, il wsa!th worth the cosl--irst
in acquiring it, neStin supporting it, and lastly
in bearing up under it when you have lost 1t? 1t
to enclose but the SONS of $40, 50, or S2!, to
Wood Eddy o.,Nilinington, Delaware, the
proprictors of the lcgaise lotteries of that State
or the same small apounts to ihc same response
bic firms, Mt Augusta; g eorgia, you make IA safe
investment, and in aafe Your Chance in securing
competency or making a rapid fortanc You
will acknowledge, under the circumstances, that
your wealth, thus acquired, was ''worth the cost
Wood, Eddy Il Co. are the successors of Gregory
& Marry, and S. Swan It Co.. and are now THE
legulised lottery operators Of the United States.