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- MoraIity aanong sout.aern

49, Morality alnOnR SOIItsaeFn
-~S7-s CHILDREN-Itis estimated that in the South
ern States more children carried by worms the
cases arising from them. than By all Other malades confined.
Post mortem examinations Ct the young frequently reveal
the terrible ravages Of these nsdous health life.
II is therefore, only act Of philanthrophy
men with ai earnestness. preparation like Wisrs Cana
d erag, which has proved in many thousands Of
Immediate radical cure for every kind vermouIar
disease.
BE particular and remember the HineTs Canadian
Venge This the only article that depended
Remember this,
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl, Chartres Street.
iulyi4-d6Wlm Sole prOurietprs.
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NEW York July 24.--The steamer Norti, Britton
arrived at Farther Point to-day, With Liverpool
dates Of the 18Th. The following despatch was re-
ceivsd from Napoleon by Eugene.
"VALLEGIo July IL "A treaty of peace has been
signed between the Emperor Of Ant tria and myself
on he following basis: The Italian confederacy is
to be under The honorary presidency Of the Pope
The Emperor of Austria comedies his rights in
Lomb4r dy to the Emperor of the French who trans
;ers them to the King Of Sard nis The Emperor
of Austria preserves Venice, hut she Will form an
integral Fart Of the Italian confederacy.
NAPOLEON"
PARIS The Monbeur sats the reat Neutral Pow
ers exchanged communications with the belligerenis
Offering mediation, but unsuceessfully Until the
French feet wss about commencing hostilities
against Venice, and q eonfics before Vernea was
iminent, when Napoleon, finding the Emperor Of
Austria willing, concluded an armistice. The En-
perors had interview the 11th at Villa Franco
A Turin dispatch says Napoleon issued bulletin
from VallegiO announcing an armislice, coDgratu-
leting the troops upon their exploits and announc-
ing his immediate departure for Paris leaving the
provisional command of the army with Gen Vail
liant. Some authorities credit England and some
Prussia With the aEmistice
A Verona telegraph says tSat tho armistiee was
concluded only after repeated requests from the
French and after Austria had obtained all che ask
ed
1t is reported that Kotsuth would propose a mon
archical government for Hungary.
PARIS -Napoleons peace dispatoh caused funds
to advance d per cent.
The Lcndon NsUs says the hoTes and expecia-
lions Of Italy deceived, and History will call
Napoleon to account for making war on false pre-
fences and signing a mock and selfish peace that
leaves Austria impregnably fortified in the heart of
Northern Italy, and commits Central Italy TO the
patronage Of the Pope.
The LOEd.n Post contends that the Pope is but
deprived Of the substance bit keeps The shadow
Of supremacy.
The London Times says France has spent fly
million POUNDS ard Fifty thousand men only to give
Milan Piednontes0 master and establish the Pope
10 temporary dignity, even beyond his imagina-
tin.
The announcement of peace was received with
prolonged cheers by the Houses Of Lords and Com
mons.
1t is rumored at Berlin that the Emperor of Rus
STA would soon arrive 20 attend family conference
respecting the disposal of the Crown at er the abei
cation OF the King. The conferences is to decide
whether the Prince Regent or his son shall take
the Crown.
NAPLss-An unsuccessful attempt at revolt was
made among the soldiers on the 7th 1t was quelled
By the artillery.
MILAN, July 2.-The Pope, Cardinal Antonelli
and Colonel Schmidt were burned in efigy, in the
Plaza d. Armia, on account CT the massacre at Pc
rugis.
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PEACE IN EURoPE-THE ITALIAN war ExDED.-
It will be seen by te.egrapSic dispatches that
the North Briton has arrived with Intelligence from
'he seat OF War TO the llth inst, on which dar
treaty Of peace was concluded and signed By The
EmPerorss Of France ana Austria. The meagre dis
patch from NAPOLEON, like all his other dispatches,
is SO unsatisfactory to leave the reader in doubs
as to what has been done. The london papers re-
gard the treaty in very unfavOrabe light, es win
be seen by their comments
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We authorized requested to announce JOHN D. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county in the Lower
house oil the next Legislature junel5
We authorized to announce A. DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county the lower branch the next
stature OF Tennessee. aplO-te
We authorized to ISAAC NJ WILKINSON as
daeto represent the Coffee Gruniy and Van Buren,
n the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature.
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Nashville Temple OF Honor No reetsevery Wednesda
evening at the same Hall as above,
l.. BENSON, W. G. T.
Z. &. CRUNK, ". Y. 7.
L. BARCLAY, W. Z.
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NTEE oRusTAL TALssAS NATURAL wElTHsR ISpIeAEoR,
grows spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia is in
1t will orteil in climate throughout the year the various
changes Of re weather, hoeng JouT hours IN aasace and
perfectly robbie. 1t is the discovery s. UilNAN Of
Columbia Tenn, and mag obtained 81 Of A. srRirH
General Agent Nashville Tenn, secured per mail by
discoverer for 50 current money.
June 39-d.tw.&E.tL
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The Richmond IVA } Esaminer Of the lo:h says:
The Cincinnati Ga-etts Of the s3d says:
Fnrci~n IsFnrIScfs.

LIvERPooL July ICorroN-Saes of three days 30 900 bales
which speculate OO exporters 1900 bales.
leans Middlng l6. Upland Mdiing ID 10. Manchester
adyces favorable Flour very dull OGISs for American
Sugar and Coffee firm.
LoSDcN.-Noney market unchanged ConsOls 95.
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Attorney General and Reporter. Election
ON The Eth OIL August. 1sao


We authorized and requested to announce JAMES B.
TI0RNToN Esq of Memphis candidate for the Office of
Attorney General Reporter State at the ensuing
election, On the l3;h August. iy9-ts
We authorised to SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq,
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney General Re
porter, in place Of Hon. john L. 7. SsEED, resigned.
We authorized to announce JAMES 0. sHACELFORD,
Esq of Montgomery county candidate Attorney Gener.
a. for the State of Tennessee in place Hon L. sNErD
resigned nayas
We authorized to TH0s. J. FREEMAN, Of
county Of Gibson, candidate Tor Attorney
State Of Tennessee place of T. SNEED resigned
june3.
We are authorized to announce WIN. B. REESE, J Esq,
candidate for the Office Attorney Reporter
for the State. june2
We are authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, ESQ.,
candidate for Attorney General for the Tennessee place
of Hon. J. L. T. SSEEDresigned.
We are authorized to MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis candidate for the Office Attorney
Reporter for the State. june24d,tw&wtd
We are authorized to SAMUEL TURNEY, Esq., of
Sparta candidate for Attorney General and Reporter for
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Arrival of the Overland NTniI..-Tntens,

ATIIEAI OF TIC OEerIand M0iI-s.LnIenSe
Heat in California.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-The overland mail of the LIST
has arrived
fire occurred Mt Orovi!le which destroyed $20,-
900 worth OF properly.
the heat is intense throughout California In
some places the mercury in the shade was from 100
to l18 degrees. At Santa Barba, during the srocco
the mercury stood at 1873 degrees.
The difficulties between McKibben and Caffro;h
have been adjusted. Broderick received but decLn-
ed challenge from D. W Perley
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- NYorhto Fnmilies--yVhen

$S-S-s you look around your houses and you think
there nothing wanting, your children all playful ana smiling
and everything cboes comfort and happiness suddenly one
young falls dep cut the result Of he
acc lent You every where for relief and you can't find
-why7 Because ou have neglected have hand box Of
DALLET'S MAGICAL PALY ETTRACT0R-thiS is the
whole trouble Remember always have hand Instant
relief will be at hand.
For sale in New Orleans whOIes ale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Sole agents for the Southern States and whom all orders
should be addressed iulyl -d&wlm
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Freight Transportation.


- - 60 - . "a
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
FNHB Southern Road OF the four great lines This road has
thus managed in such commend it to
the public patronage.
This Company, under the general superintendent Of
H. ID. MEARS, General Freight Agent,
Now inducements shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York. Richmond, Petersburg &c exceedingly
rats below New Orleans prices their moderate
terms, deductions upon insurance Of and half per
cent by route the European shipping being from to
shngs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all contribute to renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequaed by any other
road now operation their Western terminus is PARK
ERSBURGH, hundred and ninety miles below the low
and dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river. This
ordinary the delivery goods only certain
but with Dispatch any other route,
the advantages sIch the time Of delivery
Widens on other routes, that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route
Freight by less exposed weather than by
esburgh we'll Shaded oat and elevated thence by
Immediately the cars, without being subject
SOIL.
The Louisville direct with Parkershurgh
without delay, does Hkewise the regular
The Pittsburg boats sonvey direct Paerburgh By
this arrangement the Company enabled t. freight
daily for this route at their in Nashville Tenn.
For further particulars enquire Of
II. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent
No. ., corner Broad and Front Streets.
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For Congress-.

~ We authorized the Hon JOIN v WRIGHT
candidate for reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressional District. mil
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See First and Fourth Pages.


fIRsr PAaE.-The Armistice between France and
'Aostris-Whst Does it Meany
FeuRrH PAsE.-RcstOrstiOn of Hungary-The
proposed Rising at Hungary-ImpOriant A greement
between KOssu,h and Napoleon
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BALL AT TYREE.-'Tne first ball of the season will
be given ct Tyree Springs this evening. We under
stand simple ACCOMMODATIONS have been made, and
q merry time may be expected.
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the meeting Of the Quarterly Court of Williamson county
VI iil u ~ '
Davis W. Francis N Claud Wesley J. Tucker
Robert s. BaiIow, Edward Clouston John wren John
Nichols Andrews, Phillip Chapman, james s Williams
John c Wiley. Edward S b Goucey Samuel Thomas, Ellis
E Cook, John NJ Winstead John D. stanfed Park Street.
Joseph Green, william NJ W Nolen James ?. Allison, and
John c. COrett, Esqs Park Street, Esq called to the
Chair whereupon the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted =. -, -, ...,--. =. .,,.,......
gre dat the Hon RoBEET f. 1LL, the presiding officer Of this
Court departed this suddenly the % ins at has mohers
residence this county, and thus made vacant the office Of Coan
" Judge Of Williamson therefore, the Magistrates
OF Williamson county present, do resolve,
tanned the loss Of presiding officer whose impartial conduct and
legal attachments for him our highest regard and conf
Judge and Earmest personal friendship man
d That we all bear testimony to his uwrving Integrity
the cautious pains taxing and patient Investigation o. every
question presented him for his judicial decison
which made him alike counsellor and the able Juige.
81 That in Of lie he bore the character of
gentleman has left the PrOues legacy his surviving
relations and friends the memory o. character without 6ot or
stain, Judge, citizen, son and brother
4h That deeply mpatze with his bereayed family and
18th That as testimony our respect and esteem for the de-
ceased resolutions be spread The minutes OF this Court
and copy thereof transmitted to Of The deceased
W. 5. McLEMoSE, Clerk.
Alta meeting Of the Bar held in the town franklin, Non
day July lth, the following proceedings were h1d.
called to the chair, and C. A larr ESD appointed Sec
rotary ,..-,.,-.-,.-- -. -. o., -
the ing preamble and resolutions.
wHEREAs since last Court il has pleased Providence IN
powers destiny Of all human beings suddenly to cali
from the activity, esteemed friend aud COM
ranion F. OF County Court OF Viii
county in the prime Of his lite and whereas in that
camtous l'ks 10 the profession OF
who's uprh deporment honorable tring all the rea
tons life the fraternity and whose moral and
intellectual made and constituted him ornament
to society; il justly due to the merits and
virtues past life, publicly record the deep regret and III
feirped sorrow We feel in Lis death Therefore,
es0Usd the members Of the Bar, token OF respect
and sorrow badge mourning for thirty DAY
Roso red That these Proeeeengs DC presented 70 me
HE the Circuit Williamson county session. win
te request the be spread the mir utes OF the
Court.
sored copy these proceedings be forwarded to the
mother Of the deceased.
r. Foster Esq accompanied motion for the adoption Of the
preamble and resolutions with appropriate Temsrks winch
nation was unanimously carried
On motion David Campbell, ESQ., R. G. Foster ESQ., was
- these procedinSs to the Honorable te C
- Court Of williamson county and that the he spread
mon the minutes Court such remarks as he may en
appropriate, 'N"' hAAsiiAAI' Nnhn He
q A UAkRIs, Sec'y.
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Heel ICEl

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Nashville and
undng country, That at No. Broadway the place
hn pure Northern Ice and hebug Call and Judge for
elves. WI CLINGAH.
nays
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CANDIDATES.
STATE LEGISLATURES.
OBJECTION, THURSDAY, Aususr 4, 1852
state senate.
Monse Cd Representntixe

We are authorized to s. w. ADHESION can
ddae to tine county of Davidson the Senate of the
next legislature julyl3-td+
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The greatest Remedy in the Eorld. This cordial
4 distilled from berry known only 70 myself, and
chemically combined With some Of the must valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and harks known to the mind
Of man, viz; BLOOD R00T, BLACK RnOT, Wild
CHERRY BARK, yellow Dock, DANDELiOS, SARsAP-
ARIILA, ELDER FE0wEEs, with others, producing the
most infal.ibie remey FOR the restoration o. health
ever known II il natare's remedy curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken, it, Influences =
felt eoursing through every vein Of the body, purify
ing anil cceeratin the circulatOn q the bl0od- IL
neutraizes any bilious matter % the stomach, and
Gtrengthens the whole orgnnizaiion.
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RreahsiufEs.

The first heavy shipment of Wheat received in St.
Louis the @ being bushels, and prime White command
ed SIl5 per bushel The Democrat thinks win likely go
ST. the market has presented downward tendency
since opsnng it quite certain tina: lower prices will prevail
The Democrat reports sales OF Corn sec per bushel
mixed yellow ard 90gjc for white says
will probably be maintained until the crop market,
adds "A great felt by others besides
farmers in many Localities lest the drouth should the grow
ing crops Of staple. In aay places used up crop
already But quantity it where we'll will be
excellent"
The Richmond IVA Examiner CT the I9:h says:
There little doing yet in this Of
red have been made 4O and prime while at 81 So We
etOred, 60, dstbuse farmers Of the notion that
the market would open here So and urged that it would be
their interest sell thing like good price
STILL and feel convinced that Sl50 would
than 81 IS ia Janusry.
The Cincinnati Gd-stts Of the 23d says
The yesterday held notwithstanding
UnfaTObe from Europe and the seahoar demand
from the home trade and the river towns, about equal the
receipts and as stocks ang holders do yet
hnd Necessary make concessions prices and ch4nge
30 be LOOKED for in this respect until the weather becomes
favorable for the Corn which continues suffer for Of
Wheat also we'll sustained, altnOu the receipts
large but the latter larger extent kept Of the
ket Thee fair demand Corn, but prices gave way
1592c.
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There were fifteen deaths from sun-stroke in Mem
phis last week
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s.Drreh Al aErIlsdzet.p


Welsh Newspaper Office q Nassau st. April l2. 1853
Provo. J. FooD Dear Sir-Some month age
received bottle Of your Hair gave ny VIE
Who concluded her hair, thinking At he time
hat i would restore the hair original color
we'll surprise, aer few weeks performed
that EUnriI effect Of turning all the gray dark brown
the time Identifying and thkenlg the stEonzF
recommend the above Restorative to All persons such
eangeh of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw YOSx. July Is, fss7
PRoF. Q. J. WOoD: VITA condolences recommend you
Hair Restorative, being the ecae9us article
Since using yoRr Hair Restorative hair and Whkss Vhch
almost white have grAdi grown dark and nov fl
confident that few Applications viii restore them 70 their
natural color. II also has releEue Of all andrud and
pleasant itching common among VINO perspe freely
J. O. KTf,RY.
PROF WooD-About two years hair commeced falling
OF turning gray fast becoming bald, and ba tried
many remedies effect commenced your Res0Fa-
January few applications fastened ny hair Hry,
began ali up grow and turned former color
Cac) At this time iuy restored original color,
health, Appearance and cheeray recommend all
Chicago, Ill. May Z, 1857. J. d. HOBS
The Restorative put up bottles Of via large,
dium and small the small holds pint aad Eeails for
dollar per bottles the medium holds AZ st twenty cent
In proportion thIn the small, rtals for dollars per boelss
the large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion, and
retailed for 50.
o. j. WOOD co Prcprietors sl9 Broadway, New Torkon
The great Wire Railing EstAbhnent and ia Market ST.
St. Louis, No.
BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods DsAer
nOv23-idEwipn
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Weare selling lot very good Shoes for cost on account Ct
being little old style. They going very fast. All who
want them HI better call soon
July 1T. FARRAR. DISMUKES & co
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Advice to Ladics.--gye are

SSSA~oS there many OF lady readers who
are complaining weakness and debility. Our advice ito
at once and get MoLEANs
BLOOD PURIFIER delicious ToSIC, and just the thing to
strengthen and sUigo6 the whole organization, and
the BLOOD See advertisement in another column
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Through Tickets TO BeeFsheBa
Springs vim. McMinnyIIIe.

TEyIS Is the only route to BeerSheba Springs gSssD
that affords the facilities and convenience
Of Through Eichets and through baggage, and visit
purchase Tickets Memphis Grand Junction, Stevenson
Nashville and Beesheba Sprngs back all the above points,
and will find their arrival McAinnyisle RAMSEY MA
SONS line Of fine Coaches Idiness carry them without de-
lay to the Springs the distance OF Is miles, superb and
safe road Jsliae JGiLs 20 make the connection.
The accommodations at McMiunye equal il the
State those who may wish refresh themselves this place
the comfortable that every lbe pro
vtled for RAMSEY MASON.
m
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Arrival OF the Steamer New York.
NEW YORK, July 25.-The steamship New York
has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.
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For Criminal Court Clerk.

W are authorized to announce CHAS. E. DIGG0Ns as
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. juiys-td
We authorised to Dr. E. NJ PATTERSON
ddate for Clerk the Criminal Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. lmay25-te.
We authorised SHANE, Esq,
ddate election the Office Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election.
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U Look out tor limitations Of Lea q PerrIn,s WOr-
& Sons ano9I-a
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WEBB, MERRILL a. CO.,
slave Dealers.

No. south Market Ste, Nashville, Tenn,,
AHTILL, all times purchase negroes suited to the
w Orleans market Other descriptions sold consignment
N.B-several likely families, and No. cook, washer
ironer hand for sale. WIN. a co.
tHusIs-4twGsSE4y
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Weare authorized to TIOs. T. SAUNDERS can
ddae for the Office of Couaey Davidson county,
he election to be held in March, 1850. APPS
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whole Tickets $40; Halve. IS ; Quarters g sol
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they vii be forwarded by FIRST mail.
The List OF Drawn numbers Prizes will be sent to pur-
ehsSers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please signatures plan and
give their Post 01see, County and State.
II All prizes Of 1000 and unee paid Immediately after
the dFawingoher prizes the forty days
Notice 10 COrresPOndents-ThoseW who prefer not
sending money by mall the ADAMS EXPRESS COM.
PANY, whereby money for Tickets Dollars
upwards, be sent at risk and epess any city
town where they have Office The money
be enclosed in GOrernD1eHt Post Office Stamped Etueop
CT the Express Company receive them.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail Express be d.
reetsd to
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Bank of West Tennessee ut
EssLsSs MEMPHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will be
iei AT the Union Bank Of Nashville Edtw
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, % The river ia receding. The Hi
nois aud Missouri are falling with 26 inches water
the bars of the former, and ~ feet in the chan
mel of the latter.
The upper Mississippi has risen enc fO7t at Du-
buque since Saturday.
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GOLD Pens REPAIREDl


RSazzzssaasssassszs -sIzss -
TNNcLOsE them with 81 cents each, in cent saups 50
cents money address, they viii be returned 81
nail in good order. HOSEINS 4 BARNES,
Geld Pen MAnBircArTv
uov2D-dGHIy Goss Third ssTst. BepiEvin -
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Remem Der that every Prize i'm the above
scheme is drawn and payable in fun with
out deduction.
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold a.

SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS NO 4e5,
Draws Wednesday, August 81, 1859,
on THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
7s NUMBESS--IG DRAWN BALLOTS,
Nearly one Priset ere,-y 7sco Tickets
GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000.