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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-11-30

4 ,AhPETS Oil Cloths. Window Shades 70 49,
~ be procured at the store of "o'' oaH
tHayi<. JOHN PATTON Curwensviua
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Ak "ArLD ACQUAINTANCE writing to Us
from Curwensyiile, under date OF Nov. 26th,
s.ys:-"Thsnksgiv1n day was celebrated here
in C ristian and becoming manner. Rev.
Still preached in the fore part of the day in
;he BLptist church to large and attentive
congregation, and Rev. Spottswood in the eve
ming in the Methodist church, to about the
SINE number and character. Both the Rev.
gentlrmeu did honor to themselves, and graft
ted and, | think, edited their audiences.
Fur the benefit OF the public, | wish you to
call the attention of The Fathers OF the Metho-
dist church here. 10 the unguarded condition
Of the entrance platform of their place of wor-
snip. That somebody has not got his head or
limbs broken from it, is matter Of SURPRISE -
The aforesaid fathers will please consider
their attention directed to the object pointed
out by our correspondent. a church should
by all means: have safe platform"
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TLOCKS AND LOOKING GLASSES, of various
~ kinds. just received and for sale by
April q. 1859. WIN f. IRWIN
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WTANTED M MNEDIATELI IA few
w more active and enterprising young men
can find immediate employment by which they cal
make from 600 to 1000 dollars year. to act as a
gents for several new and popular works just pub
lisbed exclusively for agents and not for sale in
book stores We have a great number of agents
employed, many of whom making from 3 to
% dollars per week Those wishing to engage in
this pleasant and profitable business will for par
ticulars, etc. address, C. l.. DERBY 4 CO,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers
Sandusky City Ohio.
y. Editors of newspapers giving the above and
following three insertions, and calling attention
to it, and sending a copy containing it, will re-
ceive any three Of the following works:
Life of Napoleon. by Headly SI25
Life of Lafayette by Headly, l25
Life of Josephine. by Headly, l25
Life of Mary and Martha Washington, I,25
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, l25
Odd Fellows Amulet I2j
November 10th lS59-3t. C. l.. DERBY
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CLARIFIED Market Prices.

CORRECTED BY RICHARD MoSSoP.
The following are the prices at when the ar
c J.s n,mpd were. selling Yesterday
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CLEARFIELD, PA, NOV. 80, 1859.
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BOSTETrER's
STOM ACH BITTERS.

For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indignation, Ndaseu Flafi
uiency, LOsx Of Appefite, aHy BiDHs Tim pkdfnfs
drfstnb front d Morbid fn0cfion II tao Stomach or
Botoels, producing Cramps Dysenlery, Collie, CA0i.
era MOrbus, dc.
In VIEW OF THE FACT THAT EVERY MEMBER
Il OF the human family Is Or less subjected to
some OF the above complaints, besides innufnerabls
othet conditions Of life, which, by the assistance o.
little knowledge exercise of common sense they may
be able to regulate their habits Of diet and with the
assistance OF good tonic, secure permanent health.
In order to accomplish this desired object the true
course to pursue u.s. certainly that which will produce
strength and fej for this end Dr. osteer hiss htros
,luced to this country bfepRrAtio called HOSrET-
TERs STOMACH BiTTERS, which at this day ID not
new medicine, but that has been tried for years,
giving satisfaction to all who have tsed tn The Btters
Operate powerfully upon the stomach howell and lisef
restoring them to healthy and vigorous action and
thus by the ample process of Strengthening nature,
enable the system to triumph disease. Diartha
dysentery or fuN generally contracted BY new sets
tiers and caused principally BY the change OF water
and diet, will be speedily regulated by brief Of
this preparation Dyspepsia, disease which 10 brobas
bly, more prevalent when taken all its various fofms;
than any other; the cause 6f which may always be At.
ributed to arrangements Of the digestive organs, ean
be cured without fall by using uOsTErTERs SION.
ACH BtTTERS as per directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recommend Bitters Of
some kind, then why not use article known to be
nsllibef Every country have their Bitters pre-.
ventive OF disease, and strengthening OF the system 10
general, and AMONG them all there 10 be found
more healthy people than the Germans from whom this
preparation emanated, based upon scientific experI
ments which has attended to advance he destiny Of
this great preparation In the medical scale Of sciences
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Public Meeting.

BENTON, April the 4th, 1859.
At regular meeting Of the old line wings and
Opposition party of this county, held in the Court
house in Benton, on this inst, r. W. MCCLARY,
Esq, called to the Chair, and after some brief
remarks explanatory to the object of the meeting,
the following delegation was appointed from the
different districts OF this county to attend Con-
yention to be held in the town, of Cleveland Brad
ley county, Tennessee, on the first Tuesday in
May, to nominate candidate for Congress in this
District, in opposition to the present hcrea ftcr
existing candidate Of Democracy, in authorization of
which we are hereby resolved to support the man
who may be chosen by that Convention. So Boys
pull of your coats and roll up your sleeves for We
intend putting your boss through this time. The
following are the. delegation; First District, ia
cob L. McClary and j.. II. Cobb; End W. A. Den
ton and Erby Boyd; Sd, John b. Cate, DR.. b. D..
Gatewood and N. L. Fout; 4th, Hiram Philips,
Simeon +. Browder, and NJ. b. Grady; 9th, A.
Mckissack and John p. Brewer; 9th, r. B..
Thompson and James Hickey; eth, John Nail; Sth,
A.S. Jarnagin and DR.. J. N. Goodman; 9th, An
derson Parker; 10th. George M. Coleman and
There being no further business this meeting
adjourned sine die.
., JOHN ID. COXSEY Ssc'v 3
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Tms rs MoxEY.--A corrispoudsst, hearing that
such Is the cssc, desires 10 be informed how many
years II would take 10 pay small bill Of q hun
dred dollars. We frankly acknowledge that we
cannot inform him definitely upon that point; but
We know how he would stand the chance Of dis
charging that little obligation, and putting up n
good amount for rainy day. That Is by cnclos-
ing $40, Is, or S2i, to Wood Eddy 4 Co., TO their
address, Wilmington, Delaware, or Augusta, Ga,
when he would have chance for drawing prize
of $4,000, or its proportion, according to the de-
nomination of his ticket. Wood, Eddy 4 Co., are
the great lottery operators ofthe United stat>e-
The lotteries of which they are the managers are
secured by charters from the respective States in
which they are legally established. The names Of
Wood, Eddy Co., are n. guaranty that their
business will be honorably oonducted.-M Y.
Courier. ar
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Athens Foundry and naohins Wssas.

Athens Foundry and Hsohins WEEKS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
. Il fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they are still In opera
ton and propose 70 do CASTINGS Of every dos
ERUPTION In their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind. b.
We are now casting and havefor sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent Indiana and Iows
Cook Stoves furnished completes various sizes Of
Parior, Nine Plate, Chamber. Ofics and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hsv-
ing very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind of Machinery that can bc wan
ted We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills large and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
which will saw from two 70 Eve thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
We are also prepared ~ make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN & KIL6ORE.
p. 8. There is connected with the Works an ex-
celient Pattern Maker, SO that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order e.. Ak.
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY
You CAN GET CHEAPER
Books, Blank Books, Paper, Pens, Inks,
PROM
J.. A. RAYL,
knoreiNe, Tenn,

knorriiie, Tenn,
YNIiAN AT ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
i State; and just as toTas you can procure them
from New York, Philadelphia, or Boston.
Teachers, Parents, Merchants, Clerks of Courts.
and Professional and business Men can always
rely upon finding here, not only the taryest stock
and best selection of choice
BOOKS AND STATION
but ut such prices rs he trusts will be entirely sat
isfactory to all his tatrohs:
School Books, New Books,
Miscellaneous Books, Law Books,
Childrens Books, Medical Books,
Cheap Books, Gift Books.
ALSO,
Ledgcrs, Journals, letter Papers.
Day, Iuyoice; Cap and Legal Papers,
Cash Record Books, All sizes Note Papers,
Envelopes, Inkstands, Quilts,
Gold and Steel Pens, States. Pencils; DC.
A great variety of styles and prices Of bibles,
Tcstaments, Hymn and Prayer Books.
Any Magazine or Newspaper will be furnished
for less than Publishers price.
Especial steention will DO paid TO furnishing
County and State Oficefs Colleges, Academies and
Public Schools and Families, at very low prices.
re- TERMS Cash. March rs
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New Orleans, April THE lower levee
cotton press in this city, containing ten
thousand bales of cotton, together with
about seventy houses on the four squares
adjoining. were burnt on yesterday. The
loss is estimated at $l,OOO,O00, and is
mostly insured here.
Nep Orleans, April 8.-The most extern
sive chain of submarine telegraph cable
in the United States has just been sue
cessfully laid by John Kendall, ESQ.,, the
General Superintendent of the New York
and New Orleans Telegraph Line, assisted
by Col. N. Tanner, the Local Superinten-
dent, in connection with their new line
between this city and Mobile Ella the lake
shore. The new line is now completed
from Mobile to, Fort Pike, and. the dis
lance is shortened some forty miles over
the old Imnte Five sections of the cable,
in all thirteen miles, and some of the
sections five miles in length, have been
laid at different points across the inter-
vening rivers and bays. Mr.. Kendall had
under charter for the laying of this cable
the steamer Octavia, of Mobile.
NeD Orleans, April 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee, with Vera Cruz dates of the
9th, has arrived.
uCLdne recoeHiIeu the OuareI UOVern-
ment on the fourth, which caused great
rejoicing in Mexico. 49,
On the second, Degollady attacked the
Capitol, but was repulsed with 500 men
killed on each side.
Miramon.is at Orizaba.
Louisville, April 1.-THE river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal,
and 6 feet on the falls.
Savannah, April ll.-Sales of cotton to-
day 1853 bales bales. Holders were firm.
The market closed quiet, but unchanged.
Charleston, April ll.--Sales of Cotton to-
day l, 400 bales. The market closed firm.
Mobile, April ll.-Sales of Cotton to-day
200 bales, with a quiet but unchanged
market. .lr $500
New Orleans, April ll.-sales of cotton
to-day 1000 bales, at an advance of l
cent. >Middiing l2ic. Freights' slightly
easier.
Nev York, April li.-Sales Of cotton to-
day 5000 bales, with affirm Market
Flour dull, with sales Of 1880 barrels
Wheat very dull. Corn dull, with sales
Of 5000 bushels. Spirits ofiTurpentine
firm, at SO cents per gallon. Rosin buoy
ant, st 81 65(9Sl67S. Rice quiet ~
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savannah Market.
d. SAVANNAH, April Q.
Since our last report lour and Corn have improved,
stock much reduced Bacon continues dull, Nock
equal 10 demand.
shoulders sK a &c; hams i a i2c. LAsp, IN bbls IL
a l9kc; In wood kegs IS a I4c RL0UR, supernne, .
bbi t72b a 100; v sack 8,87x $3.50; extra 80 d
4775; o ssck 862x 1913; family Is a $50; y sack
8s7x . t40O; ane 1875 a BIS; . sack 2,2s 1918
OoRS SIN q 90c. Coax MEAL s. q 9Oc. Pas 81 q
lilo OARS o. a &c. APPLES, dry, 70 q o.. n.acn-
CoFvxE, hrst hands 11L a l2c SALT, per sack, 90 q
6oc. RICE ~ q SAC. DRr HIDES, . h., 10 l6H. :
/, Exchange on Northern cities !ks., premium.
rs CbnsmisstoN Nevchdnts.
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THE GnEAr DRAWBACK 10 persons emigrating
fear thoy have Of the Fever and Ague--the most
direful Of all Diseases Every day we hear Of per-
attacked by this disease and made helpless in
q short time, without any means Of a6ording re-
lief. In view Of the great demand for u remedy,
DIR. HosrErrER has presented his celebrated "Bit-
tcrs whose curative powers for all diseases Of the
stomach have been universally acknowledged
The "Bitters," prepared after long experience
and deep study, have received the encomiums Of
the most eminent physicians, us well oil Glasses,
from every part Of our country. To those who
doubt their many virtues, all we can say is to try
them, md judge for themselves, respectively.
e Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. ,u.
5nS3- See advertisement in another column.
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IRBY 4 SAUNDERS,
arocers and Commission Merchants

Near the Depot Of the Va. and Tenn. Railroad,
Lynchburg, Va,
DEG TO RETURN THEIR THANKS TO
I'D their numerous friends and patrons for tho
very liberal patronage extended to them heretofore
and ask continuance of the same, assuring them
that by the aid Of increased force, that ALL may
depend upon being served even more promptly
than heretofore; will endeavor to make quick re-
turns for all produce sent US, and fill all orders for
GROCERIES Of the best articles at i,,oest market
rates. Our STOCK OF GROCERIES. &C., will
be found at all times equal to that of any house in
the State. March 25i 1s5g-6m-54s
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COMM RCIAL.


AUGUSTA, April II.
There has been better demand for Bacon since our
report OF last week, without any change In prices ex
cept for plain hams which dull sale at 10 "a iikc,
for clear sides TX q Ice; ribbed II q 11kc; shout
ders sx q &c; hog round 1oh q IOxc. LARp 10 a
laHc IN bbls. iaf q isc IN o cans. fIous no. SO
suprrhne at 6k a 6% In sack and bbi, Extra Upper.
fne q IN; Extra family N u TX; with only mode
80 for white. CoRs 50 CSC. Olfs IS a Gc srock
PEAs u q o. FEATHERS 43 a 45c iuTrER IS a aOc
EGGs II a 12Hc. BEEswAx 81 a 85c. GINSENG 40 45c.
PEANUTS 100 1850. .t.ta
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY AGO.,
COmm,tssi0n and Produce Merchant.
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DR. llooFLASD's CELEBRATED BALsANIc Con-
DIAL, prepared by DIR. c. NJ: Jackson. No. AIS Arch
street, Philadelphia, will speedily cure Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Group Hoarsencss, Bronchitis,
Diseases of the Bowels arising from Cold, and In
cipicnt Consumption. Readsthe following certif-
cate:-1 regard DIR. Hooaand's. Balsalnie Cordial
as unequaled for coughs and colds, A short time
since was attacked with q very severe cold, ac-
companicd with a most violent and distressing
cough, which racked my system terribly, and caus-
ed great debilitation. used@various remedies
without obtaining relief, until finally was recon-
mendcd to try bottle of the Cordial. Its effects
were indeed wonderful; a few dosesproduced tho
greatest relief. and before had taken the contents
of the bottle was entirely cured.
Respectfully, ARAMrSrA FAaRIs,
Jefferson Arenuc and Wharton st.
To DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, 41S Arch st.
Thisinvaluable remedy is for sale by druggists
and storekecpcrs throughout tho United Statcs.--
Price Toe per bottle.
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Circuit Court. Monroe county Tenn,

Circuit Court, Monroe county, Tenn.
Robert Cunningham and Joseph Walker, Ad-
ministrators of Joseph Cunningham, decd,
Hardin Cunningham and others, heirs law &c.
Petition to Sell Land and Slares.1
nN MOTION OF COMPLIMENTS by AT
" torncy, the death of Nancy Horton, wife Of
Solomon Horton, William Cunningham and Ma
ny c. llightower, wife of John Hightower, (all
heirs at law of Joseph Cunningham decd Is sug-
gested and admitted, and this suit revived against
their heirs. to wit: Matthew l.. and Nancy A. Ber-
sheba, Mahala, Louisa J. and Hastin Horton,
Riley Stanley and his wife Sarah NJ, Sophia and
her husband John Nucomb, Mary and her hus-
band John Nucomb, (all heirs of Nancy Horton,
dec'do Louisa and her husband Joseph Rogers
land heirs at law Of VIM. Cunningham, dcc'd)-
Joseph Hghtower, Caswell 7. and David High
tower, (heirs at law of Mary G. Hghtowcr) as well
as the heirs Of David Cunningham decd to wit:
Henry Marshall, Elizabeth, james Hastin William
and Sarah A. Cunningham. Together with the
non resident heirs of Joseph Cunningham, decd,
to wit: Hardin, Matthew, Equilla and Leroy Gun
ningham. 1t is therefore ordered that said suit be
revived against the heirs at law of Nancy Horton
decd, William Cunningham decd and Mary C.
Hightowcr, decd. And because it appears from
the proof In the cause, that they are non resi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee 1t IL ordered that
in Athens Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
requiring the aforesaid parties to appear at the
Court house in Madisonville, Tennessee, on the
second Monday in May next, to answer, plead or
dcinur to said bill, or it will be taken as confessed
Us to them and set for hearing accordingly. .t
d" 10. E. HOUSTON, Clerk.
April Is, l859-4t-prs fee -h5l,
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME FIRM OF GAUT 4 DAVIS is THIS
Il Day dissolved, by mutual consent. All debts
dae Gaut Davis Ore to be paid to J. w. Gaut,
who will continue the Commission aud Produce
Bueiness at the old stand % Bay street, and pay
all debts due by the late firm Of Gaut Davis.
J. W. GAUT.
JOS. o. DAVIS.
Savannah, Ga, April LIST, 1s59-55l.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SOLD HIS
entire interest in the Produce and Commission
business to J. W. Gaut who will continue the
business, would respectfully request for him con-
tinuation Of the patronage SO literally bestowed
upon the firm. JOS. o. DAVIS.
Savannah, Ga, April LIST, ls59-55l.
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Spring and Summer Goods
8, X. REEDER.

rs JUST RECEIVING AND OPENING HIS
Il supply of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
selected with great care, by himself, and COM
prising general assortment His old customers
and the public are invited to call and look at his
stock. April
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LEE, ROOKIE g. CO.,,

JOHN b. LEE, @. W. ROOKIE.
LEE, ROOKIE q CO.,
Successors to Lee, Johnsba d. Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers, Commission h Forwarding
go Merchants,
Fire-proof Building, Main Street,
Lynchburg, Va,
Will give particular attention the Sale of all Con-
signments, such az
ToJacco, Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Butter, aud
Country Produce, Generally.
snSs- Make Liberal Advances on Produce or
Merchandise in hand for Sale. Guarantee and
Cash time sales. Attend promptly to goods con-
signed to be forwarded; and keep always on hand
an extensive assortment of GROCERIES,.
April Is, lS59-l2m-55l. .4
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A. CARD.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
the interest Of Jos 0. Davis, in the arm Of
Gaut Davis, is prepared 70 prosecute the Pro-
dues sna Csnmission Business with increased en-
srgy - fscjlity, aud Would respectfully ask .
confirmation Of W pGtrspAAe a. the public, %
libsvs,ly hptowsd apon TIE late Araj of. W.
9DyS kSe>esA Gert . psvia
~ Nv. 8AUT. % Bay street
spvannsh, o., April Ist 1ess-S6l,
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Petersburg, Va, March q, 1850.
XXTE have this day associated With US MIR, FRED.
w X. SCOTT, to transact a
Commission and Wholesale Grocery

We shall continue to devote personal attention
TO the sale OF
WHEAT n, FLOUR, COTTON, TOBA eco, 3c., de-,
and with seniors experience OF twenty years. we
expect to render satisfactory sales.
We are prepared to grant ample. cash advances
against consgnments. We propose furnishing Groce-
ries to customers at the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against consgnments of Produce.
We shall keep on hand a large supply OF Peruvian,
Eide, and Phosphate Guanos, which we will sell low
for cash. weare also the sole agents for Robinsons
Manipulated Guano, which We warrant equal to any
manufactured and contain per cent. Of Ammonia
and 80 per cent OF Phosphate OF Lime.
We are grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late rm and by fidelity and industry hope
not only to preserve but largely increase the same
Very respectfully,
Feb 25-1ys-5A TH0S. BRANCH SONS.
'"VhAs ...-'ohN nhAsCh
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NEW GOODS /!

TAM NOW RECEIVING MY NEW GOODS
i for the Spring and Summer trade, and would
respectfully cali the attention Of my old customers
land ones also) to the fact and ask an sxami-
nation Of same. [Apll q. W. ROSS,
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SrILL UrwARp.-Tennsssss six PR capt:
DO nds, due In 1890. were quoted in New
York on thV7th at 9Sf.
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NASHVILLE BANK NOTE LIST.
[Copied from the Daily Nssosl go -...'.
Athens Female College.

TIME FOURTH AND LAST QUARTER OF
i the first 10 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 B. 1t is hoped that all intending to enter,
will begin, fpossible the first day Of the quarter.
Il. R0WLEY, Pesidcn.
April Is, ls50-3t-55l. 20
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MORE NEW GOODS!
sEHoRN q HoRNsBY.

A RE RECEIVING AND OPENING THEIR
IA supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, to
winch they invite attention. Particulars next
week. April
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I'm Ordering Tickets or Certificates.

I'm Ordering Ttckcts Or Certificates. I
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forward
cd by first mail. Purchasers can have tckots end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will bs
sent to purchasers Immediately nfter the drawing
ES" Purchasers will please write their siena-
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State;
s@' Remember that every prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction
roy All prizes of 81 900 and under paid inifie.
diatoy after the drawing -Hothor prizes at the usu.
nj time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders fes Tickets OF Ceytifeates to
MCKINNEY 4 CO..
. Sarunnah, Ga,
( 0dice Masonic Hall Block, Bull ST., Savannah
Efs- list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, With the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published aftcf every
drawing. in the Savannah Daily News.
April 1-ly-54g
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The Prospect for Governor il Very Fair,
DUT NOT HALF SO GOOD AS THAT NEW
ID lot of COFFEE jest received aud for sale for
cash only, by Apl1 O. W. ROSS.
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Potatoea

HAVE Just RECEIVED FROM GEoR-
eating or planting. J. y, HENDERSON,