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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

PEnsoxAL.-E. r. BrLLlScs. Esq. nav
ing disposed of his interest in the Nam
moth Hardware Establishment in this
place. to Mcssrs. Beck Il ToAs. contem-
plates locating at Covington. in this State.
we understand. where I've will engage in
the same business. with which he Il thor.
oughly acquainted. We take pleasure in
commanding Mr.. B. to the good people oI
Covington and all that region of country
as high minded. honorable, energetic and
liberal business man. His social qualities
as gentleman have en'learei him to q
large circle OF personal friends here who
sincerely regret his removal from the place
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

Commemorative were mistaken last
week in saying that Mr.. R. s. LExHAn1
was ono of the partners of the Laporte
Marble Works. He is. however. the du-
Iy authorised Agent and Attorney Of tho
Company, anil will receive orders for any
description of work in their line at lower
rates. he authorises MS 10 say. than any
other establishment can or will.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Plymouth Graded School.

TNHIS SCHOOL viii commence its F.,S Term
of IL weeks, Monday, the lst dav OF
Au,u,tnext. The Terms OF Tuition. plan of In
stru-oa and conditions will be the same they have
been during the Spring Term.
Suitable assistance willsbc employed when found
necessary for the best Interests of the School.
III. C.. BURLING ME, Principal.
July Ii, lSJ9--36t3p'd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
ST I.orIs ,July |

II. LOUIS, JUIy To
a special dispatch to the Bulletin says
that bill Of rights before the Kansas
Convention provides that no distinction
be made between aliens and citizens in re-
lation to the possession of property Also
that no slavery be allowed in the State
1t has been decided by a maiotity of the
convention in favor of instructing the Sa-
prcmc Judges to disregard the fugitive
slave law. Provisions arc made for the
homestead law embracing 100 acres and
improvements not exceeding $4,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

LOST.-The Plat Of Wheeler Burying
Groun.l. Whoever has it viii please re-
rum the same to j. B. n. KISGER, over
Pierce's Clothing Store. fsa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

OREeoS.-Thc Legislature OF Oregon
has adjourned without electiug Senator
to succeed Hon. Delazon Smith. whose
term expired on the 4th Of March last
Gen. Lane will therefore be the only Sena-
tor from Oregon at the nett session. Of
Congress. 1t is claimed that the defeat OF
Smith is also defeat of Lane. who was
present urging the reelection Of his col
leaguc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

FINED FOR SELLING LIouoR.--We under
stanl a German who keeps near the Depot
was fined by Justice Case, on Saturday last,
50 and costs for selling liquor without Ii
censc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
State University.

The Trustees of the State University at
their annual meeting last week elected
Prof. y. H. Lathrop, of The Wisconsin
University. President
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
HORSE, BUGGY & HARNESS FOR 81
L.. ID. SF"E'E
FIFTY-FIFTH
Grand Gift Enterprise.
80 Prizes in AMERICAN GOLD
so ACRES OF RICH FARMING LAND!

Trio Hundred and Fifty Cold and SHrer Ierer Hunt
ing Watehes-GoEf, Vest and Guard Clans--Sii-
Der and Double plated Siluyrares JcYclry, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Kansas Constitutional Convention.

ST. Louis, July is.
a special despatch to the Bulletin says
th.t after lengthy discussion, disclosing
both parties. the Kansas Convention has
to-day fixed as the northern boundary Of
the State, the original Nebraska line.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
State Of Indiana, Starke County, s.

In Starke Circuit Court, September Term, 1859.
ELIZA E. DonsE
vs. Complaint for Divorce
JoHS DoRsEg sfft Tgf1
ME Plaintiff in the above entitled cansc, by
E. 5. Cole, her attorney, has filed in nv of
fec her complaint against the defendant for divorce
and it appearing 10y affidavit that the defendant,
John DorSc, is resident of the State of Iudi-
ana, he is therefore notified of the filing and pen
dcncy Of said complaint and the viii be heard
at the next term of the Starke Circuit Court IL be
holden at the Court House in Knox, on the first
Monday the fifth day of September, 1859. and un
less he appear. plead answer demur thereto, the
same will be heard and determined in his absence
JOHN s. BENDER, e. (. c. G.
iv2l-37t3 By ]. f.. SHORT. Denntv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
shaving, Hairdressing and
ia thing Rooms.

Much gan Street. t,ro doors North of Gano.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHs can
i Il be had at all times
Thankful for past favOrs the subscriber rcsnect.
fully solicits a continuance Of the same.
July 2l-37 A. BIIJ.OWS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

OF all Dttterns and 81 5. They will ell all kinds
of work cheaper titan any other establishment in
Northern lndiitna can AMI warrant III fic.cn in
I'LL eases. | a., rte, July ii, lS59--.6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Strayed or Stolen |!

EaROM the subscriber, living in West township.
on the 18th ult., two year old mare { t,
bro vn, no white on her, tail and Fight built. Any
PRISON returning her, giving information. will be
suitably rewarded. Address
36t3. JOHN LOWRY, Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

EH The Supreme Court have sustained
on appeal. the legislation Of last winter. ex
tending the jurisdiction of the Common
Pleas Court to felonies. This will greatly
facilitate the administration Of Justice. az
ford speedier trials to offenders, reduce the
expense Of keeping criminals in the Jails At
the cost Of the county fully one-hslf, and
crord still more our already crowded State
Prison. It will also very largely increase
shs labor a. we'll IS responsibilities Of cu'
Common Pleas Judges. WI. under ouI
new system next year Of Districts doublsd
in lie. will have more than their share o.
Ju.licisl duties. 80. -. s4.xi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21

The DnuocrsT.--This is the title of q
new monthly paper, published expressly
for the trade. Ii contains list OF the mar
kets and many articles, original and select
ell. of popular interest. and uses sources oil
informstion not usually at the command
of general newspapers; and as a scientific
paper is of more valne tbsn its nominal
subscription price. The Druggist is pub.
lished by G.. S. Williams. 194. Cincinnati
Ohio. rst.; ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Read This.-l HoIIander., Testimony

For sale by agents everywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

mules 20 cows to owner on board. 1853 bales cotton
siffen. Smedes &co. "a do Payne Il Harrison "a do
Broadwell b Payne IL do Edward Nclle &co. a do
Winston, Morrison &co.s 26 Carroll, Holmes &co. A
to order. Total $40 bales cotton.
NASHVILLE. Steamer Minnehaha. 81 bbls pork
bills -four bbs lard 10 tics do IA hhds tobacco IS
Sos wheat Given, Watts kco,. 81 cks hams and
tobacco Moore 4 Van Culin. IS bbls pork hid hogs
heads tc bbls lard Clark Thenman eco. "a bdls
hay hhds tobacco McGregor Bankhead. y hhds
tobacco W A johnson. 2 do B Lotspeich &co.. 4
H Short s do W Soery. 10 do Noise s Levy. 2 do
r Yeatman. 20 do W G Robson &co 66 bbls -four
w G Robson eco. .l8 hhds tobacco Fellowes eco.
904 bbls -four Oglesby Macanley. Sal bbls flour
bhls apples-7 bbls eggs DeArman. 2 bbls apples
W Phillpot &co 8 bales cotton Jno Watt Geo. so do
McGregor & Bankhead. .462 W A johnson &co IS
w Robson. .527 ] Williams Geo.. 10 Ward, Hunt
&co. 4 Winston, Morrison &co. 8 Bogart Foley 4
Avery. 3 R Groves &co. 3 Bradley, Wilson &co.
Hughes, Hyllested eco. Il Rngeley, Blair &co. 8
Jno Watt &co sundries to order. Total 1896 bales
cotton. a6 hhds tobacco.
Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. -. From Canton. 65 bales cotton to
R L Adams &co. IA Thornhill Geo.. Is bales cotton
Warren Gilmore Geo.. "a Cutrer, Harrison Geo. so
Lewis & Oglesby.. So Robson Allen. 81 Patton,
Smith Putnam. :. A Rotchford, Brown &co.. ~
Martin, Cobb &co. Is Smith, Harris &co ~ Byrne,
Vance Eco 20 bales cotton West, Villarie &co .l6
Carroll, Hoy &co. ID s H Ably &co.. IL Harding,
Ably SEQ. IA Rhorer, Higginbotham &co. .ls Lloyd
4 frierson s Payne l. Harrison. 8 Block, McAffee
&co $ McLemore, Rayburn &c.,. "A Tully eco
Winston, Morrison eco. % Friedlander Gerson.
Pitcher, Goodrich GEO.. Fellowes &co r
Fulkeson A to order. 4 Walker, Hutchngson &co
a Sam Barrett. 8 Hardie SEQ. 2 ] Bloom. 8
Gifen, Smedes &co Skipwith, Hazard eco.
Walker, Snider &co. Frierson, Conway &co. Il J
G Randolph. L Watt b Noble. i GLADDEN. u Siexas
Total $50 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. :. 3 Avent Miss :. Jno
7 West, Memphis. ~ Coleman s4 p. Goupee,
Duncan and ST. La po S RcSa aagng r.
Rankin, Col Robt P Rankin, Ark; " Dun
Mrs Minerand svt. Miss. Miss Miner, " Miner,
F W Bessell, La. {. L L Taylor, Miss Taylor, Miss
McCutchen, Miss. B L Brittin, Ark; w Short
La F O Claiborne, s wilkins, Natchez. w
Thsmes, Mcclure Ala. ;. L Houston, VIM
Gibson and lady, B N Bradford Miss. . j R Brown,
N Y. j H Mackey, Ala. y Randolph and LADY,
Danvil. :. Miss Randolph and syts, DR. Perkins,
T R Foster, N Wv W Lewis, Gin. d Terry,
Jno H Hamilton, Hayre H ] Harper and lady,
YIN ] Cheney, Miss. Mrs VIM Bower, Mobile. :.
Fireman Al Mr. Kent, Mr. P peSRles' Ala m,s 'as
Foley, and svts, Assumption. >. Miss p Webster
A BsFoey lady and svts, La; j I Wheat " :
Bridge Proctor Tenn oa John w Rns
yo1S s'S aty and l@S&y ,Msnns h Logan b0s
~1 CITY HOTEL. Flaps Miss. Thos sut
ton, Jno Tullis, 4 H Mitchell, Ia :; !; = ? Brewer
A P Barry Jas Brench, Miss. nc Hutchinson and
j W England N Y. saml Powell, W |. Hamil-
ton, B Sara. :. Alex Brady, Rouge Thos Colt,
man, O. &C Goodrich, Iowa ra;na IT Hall dl1 \,
N Kemp, La. "A S Robertson, Coast %
Haley, Ark . H Rick, E Hammer, 6 NJ Brown, Q
Clarke, N o. Henry Sumrall, Miss Sumrall, Miss
:. Jas W Weston, Mo. .. DR. L Alison, La. Miss
Alison, Miss NJ A Alison, Ala. j F Andrews,
Miss Motion ya, Ge9 x Fron'eaa p,a La M;ss
~. .Jno Plunkett, Jno W McCauly, Tex. j Weast,
| w R Hays, La.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. Geo W Turner N Y:
Jno Kers and family, La. Mrs Trabue, Barnard
| Shipp, Ky,...F Winder, Terreboune. \. ~ Flamva-
sy, La =. Henry Sherer, N o. wv P Clark, Boston,
..Jas Goodrich, D Sargent and lady, Mobile, !.
I ] Burgess Va. Miss Jennings, st Louis. j H
4 Mackey, KY. wv Soneat N o., Geo Stannard and
lady, N Y. r. Skinner, Gin. :. .Thos English Mo
i 20 L James, Miss Smith, G Jenny, R Lehreiver,
La. :. j B Brown, Mo.
ARCADE HOTEL. .. Jas NJ Burris, Ca B Ste
4 VEINS, Picker, Barbin, w Rouge. JAS E
Underwood, R s Sloan, Ky....J " Bradford r ?
Wilson, ] Montgomery, City. " B Rose, Mobile
...J W Proudft, Ark. j E Smith, G Spencer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04


= fpm Mobile.
= 9oaey mum - lsouls.
sef 4un Maallsllle u, Ss
s. - r - ~ 1iaa4e'l
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& ~ 4ss1 ~ e Sl'i Y $500 as.a =
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HI N FL 17eyy Oenln8 Up.
Il HT kJitpkant from TSmpic0, to 8 Fernan-s
at 's;Ss 4 ~ Bs'ls I o. Al sgSS. n sSs ss
\ Rnsaells I'm Brazos Santiago
81 81 ~ y lesParre
6sss SSs AZ 81 q Is.
T. II =, s,s 50 e. :. u....;..., y.
49, 49, q ~ $500 Va
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4 n y 80,
~ 3S5Sst y. 4 !!s -
n ss ses's d SIS 81 r -
Il - ~ - -
N6vins " ~ haxk Alnah, from Montego
4 16fS III IL III 2655 NJ long 87 NJ brig
in Il; B t.,,;.,;, ,,;sth ;Ss
3;s IA = q q sssssssss ~ s1i.
v sS$ ss5* sSE " NJ
ssss 81 - q IL Aezsne -
I 6I1rem " steamship Cen. Rusk, from
~ sf iSnS1f III i'll port schr Florence for
SST 8 81. 81 49,. 81 Ne rsylpanns
fsS
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N0&&4s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

Leaves every SATURDAY at IL O'Clock NJ.
FOR d p II Il GU . A S.--T HE
I4elTa, steamer Anna Perret, butt expressly for
The trade W. c. Nea master, wi leave as
above For freight or passage amply on board, or TO
f'1T1 j. M JOHNSTON d CO., tgtnts,
d30G No. 5 Front street. near Gnstomhonse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04
~ UNITED STATES TRI- ~
- WEEKLY NAIL LINE 61iaf

W EEklI1 MAIL LINE
d7 TO VICKSBURG.
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent y. s. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, will leave for Donaldsonyille. Paquemne, Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand
Gnf, Warrenton and Vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at s
O'Clock P M.
The Princess vicksbug with the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo
THURSDAY, at s O'Clock Pm.
The magnificent o. s. Mail packet Wick sburE, Capt
mine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney
eph Grand Gulf, Warrenton, vcksburg Milken's Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, Skipwth Landing Pill
ing and Point Worthirgton, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
O'Clock p NJ
The VICKSBURG connects at yicksburg with the
steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for all landings
the Yazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY at O'Clock ?. NJ,
T. F. Leaihers will leave for Donadsonyle Plaeuemine
Baton Port Hudson Bayou Red River Landing
Fort Adams Nachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrenton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at 5
The steamer NATCHEZ connects at vicksburg with
the steamer DEWDR0P and will take freight for all landings
on the YaBoo river as high up Greenwood.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets Will leave
their regular days without fall appointed. All
to their will be promptly and faithfully
These boats will not be responsible for letter
containing money jewey other valuaes unless regular
bills Of sdng TAKEN specifying the value and
the freight paid nor for vauables deposited with the clerk
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
sorfreiEbt or passage agPly on board, Of to IN
Union Row, SO Carondelet st..
jell q r b. SMITH. No. Tchonptou las st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

~ REGULAR MON ROE ANDTREN.
TO-! ss. weekly packet--For 9uaehta City, mouth
mouth Arbone. Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Colu
ba arrisonburg Trinity and all landings Ouacha and
McRae, J. W. TobiR, commander Geo. p Work, clerk,
will leave positively above For freight passage apply
on board ort MUSE BRO,
Corner Common and Front Streets
The McRae will take freights for all points Bayous DAT
bon and Bartholomew with privilege Of reshppng
FIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
d22 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at p NJ
~ NEW ORLEANS, GRAND ECORE.
Natchltoches and Alexandria Regular Weekly
Esa%1A Packets-The new, splendid and fast running
passenger packet Rapdes j. Barsow, master will
for Calhon's Plantation, Mouth of River Cotie Alex
andria, Normsn's Barbin Intermediate landings ey
cry WEDNESDAY at s p. NJ
The elegant and swift running passenger packet Peer
less, Dowy, master will leave for Grand Ecore Match
ioches, Tiger Island St. Maur Faveons Landing Mont
gomery, Dlands and Buxon's Landings Calhouns Pana
ito mouth of Cane River Cole, Alexandria, Normans Bar
P. NJ.
For freight passage apply on board, or to
MUSE & Bro. Agents.
d2i Corner Comon and Front streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04
FOR YAzOO RIVER

Leaves on TUESDAY, January 4, at 8 m:
No.. REGULAR YAZOO AND TAI
ahatehs passsaEoT 9 We GresnwssSa 81
and vicksbnrg The light draugh passenger picket sun
flower VIM C. Harrison, master j. Shropshire, clerk
will leave positively above For freight passage apply
F. g. RANDOLPH CO.,
a3l No 2 Union street.
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Steamships.

Steamships.
~~ G K L { S I . N
rH fiEe5 Staii f3 R F E1'iaFs HoUas
The new and frst-class steamship
Capt G. W Watson,
Will leave spes sAr TRf55 y April soth,
at o'clock P. NJ, precisely.
50 freight received after u o'clock on the day sailing
No Bills OF adng will be signed after the departure OF the
For freight or passage apPlyy to, - nr,, ncr, .
Agents in Charleston JOHN W ~ ESGeaFss S SSar
The Paapsco' will leave Baltimore again the 10th of
May Punctuality in her departure may be relied on
fFFs FOR SAVANNAH,
s.kA. Saturday April GOTH at 10 o'clock, NJ, pre-
'''s'S' The 1 Gif S+' 81 s SSFFSIk
j. c. Parker, commander,
in n b n5 a aha viii a a.
above
First class Cabin PassagesI5.
81 Punctuality in her departure may be relied on
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
'''' " WIN, MENTzE5, Agent, IT.,
N,B.-shppers may send their goods down at once and
obtain their bills Of lading. ,.s
srfFn NEW YORK
THROUGH IN P P5sfE H5GEs
THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC Capt. G. W. Watson.
PARKERSBURG, Capt VIM Powell.
TIfOS. SWAMI, Capt J. 7. Ramsey.
LOCUST POINT Capt. D. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt. B. Morley.
Having been refitted with New and Powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier L. n. r., and
BALTIMORE,
EVERY tuesday, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAKING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
rS Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
ispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly for
warded by this Line free of commission
INSuRANCE-ONE EIGHTH PER CENT. effected at the
Office of the Line previous to departure Of steamers
Apply to SAMI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
or to II. B. CROMWELL 4 Co,
Sc WEST STREET,
mh15f New York.
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Wants.

VXTANTED-A SMALL PLACE-say 20 or
Dwelling upon It, Apply to r NJ sH6WDEN BRO, 50
W. Fayette street apZS-+1-
"ANTED.-Th present employers OF a young
of three years experience, desire to procure inr
him a situation in respectable house, change in their
business leaving room him. Recommendations full
nd sasfactorY Address Empoyers at this office ap6tf
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Gonratiun.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOB
1f1YOUNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
May 4t, 1889 The of instruction the usual
branches is full and thorough being the direction
efficient Faculty of able and Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and adj
of the Christian family invited the
Sch OIL
Fo of admission and further nformation address
Rev. 40 LEWIS STALEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Batm Co., Maryland, or Rev. DR. HEINER Second St.
Batmo Catalogues can he had at CUSTfINGS d BAL
LEYS. 3 fillmore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbachs, Second
street ap8 If
NEW LONDON CADEMY,
~ ~ CHESTER COUNTY, Pa.
PROF EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal
The 252 Session of this weknown School will commence
May . 1859 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the saubrity of its climate the
elevated cha of its citizens A meets the morn
ing from Philadelphia and Baltimore Newark Dell
to convey Students TO the Academy.
TermsSS5 per Session of five months The Principal may
be seen at the Matby House pill 10Th and goth ap43m
A LEX HOFFMAN,
n DESIGNER AND CARVER
D RA WING IND M Cd Ell Nc
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story0
mh21y Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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W. 2S 49, sG5 prz sso AMOUNTING oY to $4,000
After each Drawing the Official Drawn Numbers will be i'm
mediately sent to cash customers
Be careful and address Me ~ SrsTs s9
Wilmington, Delaware.
NOTICE
FRANCE, RRoADBENTs co, are also Managers. of
e SS a9s T a S dny
for period of sixteen years aplw&s I'm
nOCTOR FISHERS
- "WoNDERFUL"
COMPOUND TINCTURE!
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE is unsurpassed for
the many Complaints for which it has been introduced Dr.
takes pleasure in Offering to the world large Nedtin
which has failed in relieving the suffering
thousands that have awaited themselves of its To those
afflicted with
The value of 'Fishers Compound Tincture," is beyond
Loss Of Appetite Nervous Debility, Impurity of the Blood
Fatuency and all Diseases arising from disodeed
mach, or inactivity Of the digestive organs,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE,
ken, the stomach torpid and relaxed, this
"W0NDERFUL" COMPOUND,
aecomplishes miracles This combination of Vegetable sub
stance exquisite in taste and astonishing in efficacy has
achieved success beyond parallel what it processes
to be- complete curer of all diseases arising from disor
~ It does not contain
PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
or T any 10th other s DeeteTi?us Mineral . ,
different sections of the country,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
lie invaluable No one should leave their home without
sup y of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE.
The change Of drinking water to which those thatare
and bowels causing bilious dysentey and lever One
spoonful of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
in glass Of water three times day, will prevent those
dreaded complaints
DIR Fisher but asks the afflicted to give hi.
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial. dent that all who use it will be relieved from
their sufierngs.
Price 81 single bottle, bottles for one dollar
To be obtained wholesale or retail from
A. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Mineral Water Establishment,
No. 90 Baltimore street,
ap2llm Baltimore, Nd
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1iarrUs ana musit.
THE BEST PIANO FORTES

r-zssszAKy---11=za THE BEST PIANO FORTES
EiI-8zfT-rW
n II u II CHICKERING & SONS.
They have received 50 Medals for their
perorlty all other makes and at the the Ma
ryand Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acknOw lodged by all Judges to be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States.
H-Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. J. T. STODDARD,
daft No 4 SOutb Calvert street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-30
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES Is DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs Il CO.,

MANAGERS AND CONTRACTORS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
new partnership has been formed to succeed the old
tablished firm of r. FRANCE Co., under the style of
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO,
who have obtained from the Legislature of Delaware at its
last session LOTTERY GRANT for period of twenty years.
and having given bonds to the State of Delaware for
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
TO secure the of all prizes they drawing at
Wilmington Delaware under the superintendent of Lot
terry Commissioners appointed by the State, the
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
For the Benefit of Internal Improvements,
and the
SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
For the same object
The Sussex County Lottery is drawn every morning at
quarter before IL O'Clock NJ and the Consolidated Lotteries
at aquarter before 2. NJ, in Wilmington, Delaware.
The famous Little Small FRY Lotteries draac erery morn
ing.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
S50C0 $500, $4,000 ST. $40, prizes of 81 900, 10 prizes OF
$780, IL prizes of $3.50 Lowest three No ticket prize s25
Tickets one Dollar Shares in proportion.
The Grand Consolidated Lotteries draw afternoon,
and wanting purchase order tickets in Of
the Schemes application to the Managers.
Amongst some Of the SPLENDID SCHEMES to be drawn
In the month of April several Capitals of 100000 1885,
s250G0 s200G and on the 9th of April the GRAND con-
SOL1DATED LOTTERY of Delaware, Glass B., will be
drawD