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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06
IVA LIFE iNsoAAa0. ~ Mtw FORK.
ozsn oArrrsII AZ AF 1d AoOunuIArloS.

oAsA 07OO,OOOfi
pepositsd With the Comptroller Of 800 &c - Il
entity Of al Poiicy-holder1, lOes09 49, yhs0A
49, .eo. y 'Ts e. fysu.suc. in sny egunry
iudicatee state ofDociety whore high moral feoling
andcoumercisl confidence exist. n--yenksA yoME
= .MnDacAL JAANINE1-DR BLAIH bu0W1Lh
o"c' i0' MAN 'J D MACMuRDo. Agent
ds ae-Sn Richmond. We.
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m HATS, CAPS and STRAW GOODS.
~ The subscriber is in receipt Of splendid
spring stock of the above articles which he offers
to his customers and the trade in general on the
most reasonable terms.
Boys and Childrens FANCY GOODS in great va
riety AT prices to suit the closest purchasers.
an a-im JEFFRY MASON,
W ~ M l07 Main at.
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MARBLE WORKS.
JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURES OF ITALIAN AND AMERI-
CAN MARBLE -l.sl
MONUMENTS, T0ABS HEAD PIECES &c.,

The public are respectfully invited to call at my
anime my work, which cannot be excelled BY any
other establishment North or South. which will
cell as low as any establishment in this city OK
elsewhere. NH l-3m
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TN0U1ANCu
OF TIE LIvne or $1,000.
On b. cbtsined 81 the -. . ~cr .nfu ~
rAotuai Capital, t1,5oo,ooo.l
Assrov Il the Ofaco Of the virGi1ia Hire end ~
r,Hs inssrsuCe Company. Nci31 Msin serese. htch'
n Hr ajNO D CULLEN. Medical Mxsminsr- Once
~ ths oce a Drp Gibson and Cullen e0usa mo q
vrsnkiin street, between eth and !tn e. mssese.
Il 3-ts Oom AnY-H. $500.
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MARBLE WORKS: |
JOHN ". DAVIS,
TACTICAL STON1 GUTTER AND MASON.
Main street, between 18th and 9Th sts..
- E0NoND, VA. ze.-r
Monuments Of any size or design, made IS order
al the best Italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention Of thoee II want
10 nv took which 10 tho largest and best finished
sseortraent Of MONUMENTS, T0MBe. HEAD PHI
Oxe and MANTLKS, 20 be found ip the city.
N First Preuiumsawarded By the Virginia Aerf
cultural Society. and Mechanics' Institute. ssN
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

CERTIFICATES:
NORFOLK LODGE, Mol
NORFOLK, Sept 9Th. 1852.
DR. RURRow: Dear sir-In compliance with
your request we, the undersigned, would cheerfully
state that ur attention called to the deplorable
condition of a stranger in the aims house of this
city who had been treated by the physicians of that
institution for SypAilis, without effecting cure
and BY the order the Masonic Lodge of this city,
(of which this stranger was brother,) directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine and that
after he had taken it few weeks, he was pro.
nounced cu,e1, and left Norfolk apparently q well
man. Respectfully yours,
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IRON STEEL | TIM
GILLIAN y DUNLOP,
"0 ~ ''''"' PErERsBuRe, VA.
Importers and Dealers in Iron, &c.
Invite the attention OF railroads, merchants and
manufacturers, to their well assorted stock. com.
Engiish and Refined. best brands.
and amer ss, 2.
Wide Plough Iron. 70 II inches, iron.
Band, Hoop and scroll. all sizes,
Oval. Round. and all kinds of Car IRON.
Cast, shear, English aud American Blister, Ger.
~, n man sgri0g. and Rq 81" Mssh & STEEL I'll
I'm f sHHET ron Ron 4. No 10 % to ~ A'' AIN
fs is-sm
QRLLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Inssi'u-
u ton, which has been In successful operation ios
the las. G;s yssTs a 1; situ1 Ma q qmoNp Va
In delightful. airy position and Is furnished VITA
every convenience conducive to the comfort Ct 20
tents and the successful treatment OF diseas,
It has lately undergone extensiye repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-.
mediation of gentlemen who may End IL inoonvs-
Particular attention win be paid to the iysasm
wards. which are peculiarly commodious.
tpuvab,s On The rem s ~ the psss,sy
White patients, Per week
Co!ored 90. m ...'-'..----..; :; :. s,s
~ CITY sccsptances required Tor patients from
one Of the Fsysicisns Of the aospitaI:
siss &c iparn mar q sSs mail
sddCaa fee S se . e s5e r q sy s
sscertained beforehand b. application 70 one Of the
attending Physiciang.
No mail box admitted.
No patient received for lees than week.
don mi to al patents piscsd in their Hospital.
VvuroD NEW Tfvrkv
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II MR.. EDITOR:-As / a.

cRL MR.. EDITOR :-As 1 ~
H8E promised in my last advertise EH
ment that the People should hear from me again.
$50 now blow my horn" have studied astrnno-
my since my last. and find that the star Of my des-
tiny still moves on; and those who know HAGAN'S
JOHN. know that he has the faculty and indefati
gable spirit not to let the downals Of life cause
him to despair; but push along, keep moving"
for the world is but bubble, and he that has too
much lead on his sinker will surely be goner;
therefore I offer to the public Of my own manufac,
ture. BuGGIEs, SULKIEs, ROoKAWAYs and
have also HORSES, NJ JULES, &C.. &c for sale-in
fact. anything under the sun. and will barter and
trade for old shoe soles. All you have to do is
give him call on 18th street, where you will nd
his sign inside down. there you will find HAGAN'H
JOHN, in 7bson Greek Nation.
~ You shall hear from me again, for am
writing q romance Of my own life. NH 28-d3m
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1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859
-onDn~ DnN-NU -

1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859
DOBERT ]. DENNY, Dealer in Hard.
II ware Cutlery, FOOLS, &c, embracing every va
riety Of articles adapted for Builders. Machinists
and Heusekeepers. No 205 Main street, above the
Banks.
have nov in store the largest aud most comp iete
stock of English German and American Hard~ are,
have ever had the pleasure to OFFER AID resp ect
fully invite all in want to examine the same before
purchasing elsewhere. My goods are fresh, and
having been purchased exclusively for cash. am
prepared to offer them upon the lowest terms.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
BUILDING MATERIALS
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
have also the Agency here for the Baltimore
Steam, Water and Gas Cocks, Steam Whistles, and
Brass Work generally, at short notice.
Orders carefully and promptly attended 10.
ROBERT DENNY,
NH 20 205 Main st, above the Banks.
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VirofniA per cents re8btoSc0 oonus 8aleS WIZ and
Richmond CITY Bonds. last sales s9S and int.
I.nchbnrs CITY Bonds. last sales esIdat.
EoToiI 0s Bend: last ; :sls: :s slsn : nat
Sssmers Rank stock, last sales Sl04k.
Rank a. Virainia Stock, sales 731s.
ps..H II ne COMMONWEALTH stock, last sales SOL NJ
SI02 offered; v,,. RrB1. ~u.,.,.aad +, =
.va saiss sss ssS III.
virslnia csntrsl Bonds, guaranteed by State Of
fsss.:Surg D s0S III guaranteed By State OF
james RivsF and Ksnavhs Bonds, guaranteed by
Sfate Of Va, sales ts2x Nat.
Richmond Rire Association Stock. sales Of SO.
Virginia Rire and Marine Insurance Stock. no sales
n6erchsats Insurance Stock, last sales at $50.
VlrgtaisOensral = Let Mortgage Bonds. last sales
ybsisis osniral 2 ID Mortgage Bonds. last ralss
iass sslss 81 end intsrsst " 's'S0 Donas'
Wiz iInis .ad Tsnns:;es Z End Mortgage Bonds,
Virginia end Tsnnssses ard Mortgage Bonds
Orange ard Aiexandria 8 per esnt Bends. last
orsnss III lss.aarsa = pr s.ns sea1s. ,...
A..:s 49, = % y ssss ssaAs.ss sale. .s7.,
fss::sss g. Rss1s, ~ :..ss 80, x a: s..
1isksssS. esrs end Psaanas ssslroad
= ssssssss,s Ssiiso.d ss al. ~ ~: :.,.,
nsaSHSna apd Dsssuis salisoso stock lss, s.,s, a,
ssss his@ sna E.nsvhs ssoes len .ls q,
~ 5 af
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No. So SECOND S4RBK4,l
Baltimore. Jan'y %, 1859.
REPORT on AN ALYaI2 -. -.

mo- u BIC0ND SfRB13,
Baltimore Jan'y 70, 1859.
REPORT OF Analysis
OF Robinson's Manipulated Guano, for RHANuu
ROBINSON, Esq. Of Baltimore city.
sample Of the above, which was taken ct your
mills. was found, upon analysis, to be capable Of
producing Of
and TO contain Of
Bone Phosphate Of Lime ..-........ 1852 per cent.
The above proportion of Ammonia and Bene
Phosphate Of Lime h known to be most proper for
manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results Of numerous practical experiments
this article will supply moro Of Bone Phosphate Of
Lime than u required By any crop, thus leaving ;
considerable surplus Of this valuable nutriment In.
nish SUFFICIENT quantity Of Ammenia TO oct a. =
nutrimont and seimulAnt.
CHAs BIcKxIL. Phi D.
For sAls by HI SKINNER 90.
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pI0eoLUTIoNO, 10.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The
" uudersigued have this day associated them.
selves together under the firm and style Of POTTS.
FARLEY 90, for the purpose q condncting
BUSIN ESS In the city Of Richmond. -
They have taken the new and spacious building.
two doors above SAINT Ayers : Son, and nearly OBJ
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, who're
they will keep constantly on hand D full and csm-
pletc stock Of all such goods a. are usually 0and
iassss, Bacon, Liquors. Ac, &c, &c, to wi ich they
beg tocall Of their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention win be paid to the sale Of all
kinds of Produce. on which liberal advances will
be made. Drank POTTS.
RICH'D FARLEY,
HENRY 8 WILMAMS.
JAS MARSHALL.
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LIVER CO N AMI,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER.
oolicky Pains. Heartburn Loss Of Appetite, Despon
dency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding PLEA IL
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
Il has in numerous instances proved highly bene1
This IL purely vegetable compound, preuared on
strictly scientific principles, after the Of the
celebrated Holland Professor. Boerhave. Because Of
PRODUCTION into the Htates was intended more espe
cialy for those of atherland scattered here and
there the face Of this mighty country. Meeting
with great succese among them new ofer II 70 the
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
It 10 particularly recommended 30 those persons
whose Constitutions may have been impaired By the
IN
hnds it, way directly to the seat Of lifs thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising mp the dr0op-
ing spirit. and. in fact. infasing new health and
NO OrICE-Whoevs expects - md this . beve
rage viii be disapponted but 10 the nick, weak and
low spirited + will prove grsteful aromatic cor
DIAL possessed Of anE 1nr Ie%idal properss
Tho great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
a8InAS f'' BfTfhs fsr srsi oos Sot. Iii
COM vince Yen how Infinitely superior Il y 70 III
SOid ~ sSsss e a eSssls: for IS By the
DBNJAMIN PAGE, JH. = co.
HHARMAUKUTIeTS AND CHnus4D.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
lSon nearly al the Druggists IN this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

c@k NEW GARBAGE MANU-
A8E FACTORY. CORNER OF 9TH AND
BnUAD GRE S.-The subscriber having had 10
yea, practical experience in the manufacturing Of
CARRLAGESi in some of the largest establishments
the orth and South, fatters himself that he is
fully able to manufacture the most fashionable as
well ss the plainest style of CARRIAGES, to be
found in the state Possessing various advantages
in his business he is enabled to sell his work at low.
prices than can be afforded by others in the trade
He has now on hand, of his own manufacture. BUG
GLES. with and without tops, ROCKA VA rs, &c.
ap Gins JOHN DOES.
cs@L CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
AsE The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coach Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley
between Main and Cary. Q3th and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and sULKIES-all OF his own make Of the
best materials and workmanship-all of which will
be sold as low % good work Of the kind can be In
the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line. a. am determined to make to order and to
sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work sold
that il new, warranted ~.
NH -Qna
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no PARTNERSHIPS The uadersign-
~ ed have formed Q copartnership, under the
arm and style of WILLIAMS ELLIOTT, for the
purpose Of conducting Q general HARDWARE
business In the city Of Kichmond.
They have taken the well known Hardware house
of Thos A Rust 81 Main street. where they have
opened an entirely new and complete stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
And hope by strict attention to business and mod
crate prices to merit the patronage Of the public.
RICHMONp L WILLIAMS.
Late with Van Lev, Taylor Co.
VA ELLIOTT,
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CHICKERING PIANOS

VE1IOACnINu IlANV6.-
: ANOTHER LOT Of these splendid
H instruments has Just been received
We have now a. fine an assortment
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
puRr-There have been Q few sales since our
,.rs "a ara Uer cwt The market is firm and the sup
pixsiuTTON-Wea quote fair to good Mutton at $3.50
eeVExL.-sales of fat Calves at about II cts y b
nett ..,. nm rr;cas &a6s /. ha.s M
cording 70 quality o.,.
consrmption ct SS 60@9 per cwt the latter for
choice corn fed.
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RONNkT RIBBONS. Received lot Of
- Bonnet Ribbonss which win Be cold Low.
JOHNSON HARVO0D
my - ri zEE5 No ~ Main -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
Democracy Of Rice County Awake.
lence of the Pioneer and Democrat.

Correspondence of the Pioneer and Democrat
FARIBAULT, Rice Co. Aug. 26, 1859.
A large and enthusiastic Ratification
meeting was held by the Democrats of Rice
County in Faribault on the evening of the
25th inst.
Hon. A. @. LOWELL was chosen President
of the meeting, Hon. WIN. F. PETIT of
Steele County and ]. E. KENNEDY of North
field, Vice. Presidents, and G.. E. SKINNER
Secretary.
A delegation of Democrats accompanied
by Brass Band were in attendance from
Steele County.
The meeting was eluquently addressed at
large by Gen. SHIELDS and Hon. H. G..
LOWELL upon the principles proclaimed in
the State Democratic Platform. They
were frequently interrupted by bursts of ap-
plause.
After the candidates and Platform were
endorsed with enthusiastic cheers and music
by the Faribault and Owatonna Brass Bands,
addresses were made by Hon. w. F. PETIT
J. A. HEADLEY and J. G. CoBURN of Owa-
tonna, J. E. KENNEDY, Mr.. P1NNEY ana
DR.. AYREs of Mortified, Hon. Mr.. HAYES
of Dodge County, j. B. ONsr1NE, q. w.
BArcHELDER, A. B. DAVIS and G, E. SKIN.
NER of Faribault each attesting to the salts
faction with which the principles enunciated
in the Platform is received by the Democra.
cy and pledging their respective localities for
an increased Democratic vote at the ap-
preaching election.
The meeting adjourned with a determine
ton that Rice County shall assist in swelling
the Democratic majority OF the State this
Fall.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02

Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER says of the
items column" in the newspapers, that it
is worth more than all the small fry ofcor-
respondents, with an editor thrown in, to
boot! Like caravan, it stretches along in
columns, with packages and parcels, spices
and gems, bits of fragrance or cunningly
wrought metals, gathered from the Orient
and from the whole world besides. The
items of the paper, like the stufing of a
Thanksgiving turkey, represents everything
in the house, crusts Of bread, crackers and
all spices"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
!Stearns County.
Correspondence Of the Pioneer and Democrat.
ST., CLOUD, August ~, 1859

Correspondence of the Pioneer and Democrat.
ST.. CLOUD, August ~, 1859.
Having juat returned from pleasant
trip Of fifty miles through the valley of the
Sank river, cannot omit informing you Of
the very encouraging appearance of the
harvest fields there. Of course it is not
possible for any one to give an accurate esti-
mate of the quantity of grain produced, but
the wheat and oat crop has been quite ex-
tensive and abundant. On almost every
farm are to be seen, on an average, four or
five large stacks of grain. The corn looks
finely, and the potato crop will be fair. In
many instances the farmers had already
commenced blowing the ground for next
years crop. The appearance of all the
farms indicate the highest degree of enter
prise and energy among the settlers. This
was the third time I had been so far up the
valley, and my expectations as to the fer
tility of the soil were more than realized.
The pigeons and blackbirds are exceed
ingly numerous, and of course steal as much
grain as they can. In some of the corn
fields in the Kennebec Settlement, the black
birds are so destructive as to require the
fields to be watched through the day.
The best land on the north side of Sank
river is already selected by settlers for a
distance of sixty miles. There are many
excellent claims still to be had on the south
side, in the neigborhood and above Kenne-
bee. 1 should think that not more than
one-eighth of the land in that beautiful
valley is yet under cultivation and yet in
going distance of sixty miles the traveller
is scarcely out of sight of well-fenced and
and luxuriant fields. If such are the results
of but two or three years. farming under
rather adverse circumstances, we may hope
in short time to see much more extensive
agricultural improvements, and the farmers
toll crowned with affluence.
1t is through this valley that BURBANK &
Co.'s line of four-horse coaches now passes
to Red River. The traveller on this route
has an opportunity to witness constantly, in
its most attractive form, the characteristic
scenery of Minnesota. Soon after leaving
Richmond, we are able to look across Sank
River, and see, for great distance, the
splendid undulations of the Grand Prairie
After leaving Sank Centre and Kandotta,
the stage soon enters Douglas County, which
is already known for the beautiful surface
of its land. The handsome lakes which are
to be seen on that route as far as to the Red
River valley, have excited the admiration of
travellers.
Commissioners have been in the neighbor-
hood of Fort Abercrombie for about two
weeks, to ascertain the necessity of retain
ing that post. 1t is the general opinion
that they will report in favor of its continu-
ance. 1t is to be hoped that the War De-
partment will not only decide to retain it.,
but station cavalry company there.
AGRICoLA.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02

SENATOR FITCH is seriously i'll at his res
idence in Logansport, Indiana.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30
DEs. LITTLE,S
Y B. R NJ IF Il GE.

~ ~ ALL Il Il ~ ~ -Ae
In LARGE Bottles and Walls.
Nothing else is required to relieve children Of
Worms; and besides being OF the cheapest and
best Fermifnges offered to the public Its fre,
qnent Use in families will much trouble and
expense, we'll rs the lives Of many children-for
eight out Of every ten generally require It.
LHTTLE'SS,
.ANoDYNE COUGH DROPS.
1Aee,tnin cure for Calas, cosoEs. BronehYd,.
Asthma, Pain I'm the Breast also Group,
Whocpfn0 Coughs &C., de-,
- amongst Children.
This IS a pleasant medicine to take, producing i'm.
mediate relief, and In nine out OF ten cases prompt
cure. 1t exercises the most controlling influence
over Conghs and Irritation Of the Lungs Of any rs-
1aedy known, often stopping the most violent in
few hours, or at most In a day Or two. Many cases
thought to be decidedly consumptive, have hsen
promptly cured by using few bottles. As anodyne,
expectorant, without astrnging the boYes 1t stands
paramount 10 all cough mixtures.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30

rs BALLOTS-l2 DRAWN NUMBERS
To he drawn in the City Of Macon, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day. aud Saturday Afternoons, ut 4 o'clock. du
ring the Years 1869 t. 1850.
BY this Glass, the holder Of any One Dollar
Ticket, if the numbers so selected should he
drawn. will Le entitled to prize, according to
the following
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30
LITTLE'S
FRENCH MlxruRRE. R :

This IL prepared from P:ench Recipe dn the
forms OF No. and Z; the nrs. for tho acute and,
No,2 for the chronic stage,) and from Its
success is likely to superseds every other remedy
for the eUre OF diseases Of the Kidneys aud Bladder
GOnorrh0al, Blennorrhnal, and LeuchorrhosaI or
Fluor Albus Affections This extensive compound
combines properties totally different In taste ara
character from any thing TO he found In tho Unif66
States Pharmacopeia; and in pont Of safsty and an.
cheney is not rivslled In America. :.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30
GRAND scHEnHE.

o76 Aprroximating: Prizes, Amount'g to $4,000
1920 Prizes amounting S2Gl 200
Certificates ofPnckngcs ] q Whole Tickets S5a nn
10 Hall 27.5O
" 10 Quarter " 1878
10 Eighth I" CSC
This is the risk. onil which entities the holder
to he draws over So.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30
WOOD, EDDY G. CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.
On Tie Three Number Plan.
g Apt LPRIzE
$1OO,OOOL

Takes place on the Last !Sntnrel,y in each Month.
Whole Tickets $50: Halves $40; Quarters S..
Eighths 81. so.
IN ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES,
Enclose tn" amount of money TO our address.
what you wish to purchase name the Lottery
in which you wish it, invested. aud whether
you wish Halves. Wknles or Quarters, on re.
ceirt Of which we send what is ordered bv Fl rst
mail. together with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, d printed
drawing. certified to by the Commissioners.
will he sent. with an explanation.
Purchaser will please WRIT tn cir signatures
plain, aud give their Post Office. County and
State.
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of 81 900 ard under, paid i'm
mcdin,ely after the .lrawing-other prizes at
the usual lime Of 40 days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates 10 he ad-
dressed TO
WOOD. EDDY e. CO.. Augusta. Ga.
or. WOOD, EDDY d CO., Atlanta, Ca
or, WOOD, EDDY l. CO.. Wilmington, Del.
A list Of the number: that are drawu from
the " heel, with the amount" IF the prize that
eac!, one is entitled TO- will he published. after
every drawing. in the follow ing papers !:
.img'stn ((n) Constit,ttinaiist Mobile Reqister,
Nashville Gazctte. Richmond Di.patch. i'a..ld
ing Hiss )C1ari"o, Neio York Ucraid iVear York
Isnsfss- Nov. II. lS59,-l2m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30

from the eminent manufacturing chemists,
M"sS,s. Potts d. kl-,t und-r whose personal
supervision RHODES SUPER. R.PiNDSriiATE is
manufactured. This Manure has bees, used in
H"u'h C"i"i,na for seAeral years past, with
great success in the culture Of Cotton and CorlI.
and is now thoroughly t., ,bishri for ih.s. i'm
iortant staples. -" nut let the present season
pass without the cxnriIr,l.nt.
Read tn" annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-30

UNION POINT, &c. r. R.) Nov. 2s, is:-..
Nessrs. j. A. ANsLEy d Co:
Gents II b"rrht n t.n Of Rhodes Super
ih"slha'e IN Baltimore. Inst Spring. Mr. Il. ID.
Lei!ncr of Errze.a ito test its vn!,i.. ~ n ma
nurc. put about 25 lbs on M acre of cotton.
IN Tie drill. on lani that would uot max. over
- I" lot 'bs. Of se"'l cotton per acre, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory.
l have mn'le at least fron i5u TO $40 lbs to the
acre on this very poor land. expec. to pur-
chase from 8 to tons formy Spring crop. My
Cversrcr wishes me- to rut his name to this also
Yours, IN great haste,
(Higned) j. ". PKINTUP
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. "a. 1850 81 t.