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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
A0ucrtisements.
W. R. GRO XToN..........."JosEPH oRLANs.
CROXTON & ORLANS,
House and Ornamental Painters,
PAPER HANGERS, etc.,
w. r. CROXTON.

Dealer in Paints, VamisdeS, Window- Glass,
WiBdow- Shades, Wall Paper, de-,
{ -
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advertisements
p A N OS.

From the manufactures of CUrcr91n,
SONS, NUNNS & CLARK. A GHnioVih.ERING u y 4
Il. HANSEN, and others. YALE &CO,
W We are II, also prepared to supply, at sbo,t =.
and at Northern Prices, 'HOrt notice,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-12
sTAINWAY;;& e SONS PIANOS
BRIGGS PATENT PIAno.
Or any other FIRST CLASS INsTRn,DnO
MELODEONS uINl

Child y Co.'s unequaled Melod.n. !,
styles, for Church or Parlor. BiIS, Bein@ W, Of sll
Agents for the South for these favoSto t"nGle'as
ments, we are enabled to sell them at n inslrr1
prices and to supply dealers at tbe NuillS'a up,
Who'll sale prices ' 'ne Regular
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Married.
BRyAN-MonRH.- BROOKLYN on Wednesday June IT,
by the Rev Mr.. Paddock of ST. Peters Church. at the
residence Of the brioes father Mr.. HARRY BRYAS TO
Miss ANSH, daughter Of Jeromus Morris.
New Haven and Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
BuI-BKEsIxY On Wednesday evening, June 10, 1859,
by the Rev A. KiDgmsn Mott, at the residence of the
brides father, WILLIAM Bull 10 KATE A. eldest daughter
seph Btesley, all OF thus city.
CIARxNToS-HAIsKY AT st. AIMS church, Brooklyn,
on Wednesday June 10, by the Rev. VIM Huckel Of ST
Ann CHURCH, morrsana, Mr.. CHARLES H. CLARzsIoN 10
Miss EMMA 4 HALsEY, all OF that city
DAyIEs-PHiiilps On Wednesday June Is, by the Rev.
s. isasce, Mr. DAVID DAVIES TO MANIA, fourth daughter
Of John d. Philips, hsq., all of this city:
KnSE-SEARrG I'm Newark, n. j., on Wednesday,
June IT, by the Rev Or. Fish, MIR. JESSE KEKSE TO Miss
AIANADA SEARIkG, ali Of that city.
California papers please copy.
LEwE-hINTuRN. Mn Brooklyn, Wednesday, June Is,
by The Rev. D. Garfield rector OF Christ Church. THEODORE
T. LEWIS to ELIZABETH G., daughter OF the late John Min.
turn. OF New Orleans, La
REySoIDs-FRoeT the residence OF the brides
father on Wednesday, June IS, by Friends ceremony
Mr.. RICHARD C. REYSoIDs, or New York, to MARY AMRIA
daughter Of Samuel fIoet, Esq Of Brooklyn.
Koss--NoRRIs AT Newark, N j., on Wednesday, June
is, by the Rev. Or. Neville. VIM 7. Ross OF New York
city, to SARAH NORRIS eldest daughter Of the late Tnoe
I. Norris, Of the tor mer place.
scgoosnAkER-GoRN.s- Wednesday, June IS, q.
the Presbyterian church Astoria, L. l., by Rev B. F.
Stead WILLIAM SCHooNMAKKR Of Fatbush H. l., TO HES.
RIETrA B youngest daughter OF William German, Esq
Of Newto~n l.. l.
Church. Washington City, by the Rev. Joshua Merseil
Lieut. JospPH s SKERRErr, United States Navy, Miss
MAGGIE LOys daughter Of Captain Agernon Sidney Tay-
Tor, Of the United States Marine Corps.
-THoNIsON-At Baiston Spa, Wednesday,
June rs, by the Rev. Mr. Dean Mr. ANDREW W. SMITH, Of
New Orleans to Miss EMMA TRoMpsos daughter George
Thompson, Esq of the former place.
SikwARp-TRAraAGKN.-Att residence of j. V. Trap
hagen, on Monday June 8, by Rev fra r. Steward, Mr..
IRA " STEwARp to Miss EMMA j. j. TRAPHAGEN, both OF
this city.
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FATAL HArcHwAY AcoTDENr.-William Egbert, clerk
in the employment Of John Watson Co., No. Is Park
row, died the New York Hospital yesterday from the
effects of injuries accidentally received "Wednesday by
falling through the hatch way in his employers store
Coroner Gamble held inquest the body when the
jury rendered verdict Of Accidental DEATH Deceased
was seventeen years Of age and native of This State
BURNED TO DEA1uCoroner Gamble also held an inquest
upon the body Of Lena Ricket, German woman living
at No. 10 East Thteth street, who was burned to death
by her clothes accidentally catching fire. The accident
happened on the 14th inst, since which deceased has
death" Deceased was twenty one years age.
EXHAUSTION FROM HEAr.--Engeleber Mahilon, an EN-
ployG at Delmoncos Hotel, in Broadway, became OK
hausted from excessive heat yesterday forenoon and died
at bis work in the kitchen Coroner Gamble held an 10
quest tho body Verdict Death from congestion of the
braintbe result of excessive heat" about
twenty years Of age, and was a native OF Belgium.
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BALLADS or THE BIBLE,
D BALLADS OF TaE BIBLE,
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE
IN THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK WsEKLY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
NEW YORK WEEKLY
NEW YORK WEEKLY.

AL who hold IN Divine volume ana would
have the sublime truths which teaches placed before
lind In their most attractive forms look with
the heart and intellect employed 10 labor praise worthy
The Of Boy Writ Sled they with sublime thoughts
important essops ard arAce incidents furnish
he brilliant geniuses different ages have drawn
their inspiration from It. and the fruit Of their lahors
have given To tho world works wh have influenced the
beart nothing ese Influence yet the wo,
has but The Bible actually teens with gems
OF sacred beauty which have been POLITICALLY
picioay illustrated II s perhaps safe that
are hrndrds OF persons cropping their ia spiritual dsrk
ness only because the beauties OF Hols Writ fsriv
dersood BY them and OF these might be led 10
e6ee OF the truth from the consideration os picture
orpgng forcbly into view some great moral leason
ron syptmrs ActnE under this view the rr,peors of the
INV YORK wEMiLY-a paper which is admitted 70
he an rne xeptonsbe family engaged he ser
vices OF A. j. Dugspne ESQ poet nf ackno 1ged en-
selence who IA 10 write tor them series sscred poems
under the caption OF Ballads Of the Bible The %
drawr nom me unoe attractive pc, tons OF the Word
The poeTs are to be handsomely lnsysed and az from
to do werid OF good They must be acceptable alike hs
seec and the yOubf IL the learned hs Those
who have studied the sacred volume viii new
CHARM and those who have heretofore
cal matters he led TO closer consideration beren one
thing certain which is that parent oonld pnssbly
Place be ere child anything better calculated improve
morals enlarge It's understanding and ct beth for this life
and for the life to
The Ballads .. The Bible win commence in the NEW YORK
WEEKLY OF 'uy2 (Which win be read, esrv Saturday
moving neyD With the sutjecf Hava in widernesi
and bes will be continued uluerruuedly that date
STREET SMITH, Proprietors
10 Bee etra
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Jersey City News.

The ATTEMPTED MURDER Yesterday Mrs. Anna Ivers,
Of No ID Sussex street, Jersey City, who dread
fully beaten the day previous by Robert Cook for re'u
sipg accede hts wishes some what better aud
De Qodor, the city ply scan has strong hopes Of her
recovery. The henoIrbage entirely checked, and
the only apprehension is that inflammation may TO-
Wednesday night officer Dunn succeeded In finding Cook
the first ward and arrested and conveyed hn to the
county jail TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The LITTLE Girl PICKED Ur AT BERekS PoNr-The little
daughter of John Mayo three years old, who fell over
board from canal boat in tow Of the seamsug Prince
ton opposite the Latouree House. Bergen Point is dead
The father jumped after her. but unable
her, and was himself rescued with difficulty The child
was picked up nseDsbe, by small boat, ami taken TO
the Latourette House. the proprietor of which bastoe
upon her all possible care but abe coon expired Justice
Francis miller held an inquest yesterday, which
suited in verdict Of accidental drowning
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GREAT PROOF
OF PROTECTION FROM BROWNING

be gathered from the of local news publish
ed >esteTday:-
Two Interesting and admired ladies' who rssh
bathing IL TIE East river at kavenewOoi Wednesday
wandered their 9TH were at once dragged
by the strong current from the shore In very few nnies
upder the of the almost dgacted ladies who had
panied them TO the bank they had both sunk twice yet
were rescued ut the last by three xasp lads
and presence OF mind deserve
At The imminent perl Of their lives the boys-whose
names Alexander Shaw and David useo bury
unped into the water and rescued the young ladies'
bobe Deeoethe 10 the Of their friends the Mansion
remained uncop scious for more than three hours.
ladies' sooping the Hansi, House aud others in the
vicI y have already sent special the
LIFE Preserving coat AVID VEST COMPANY No
@ broadway for samples Of bathing CHEAP
and elegatt and with which It 10 ossoe any
current Had these dresses been before this painful
and almost fatal cal anity could not have occurred
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED BURGLARY AND REcEHISG SToIKs Goor,s.-Geo,
F. Gordon and Ellen Gro,en taken into custody yes
terday by policemen Woodbridge and Jourdon, of the
Sixth precinct charge Of burglary and receiving stolen
goods Mr.. Charles Cooke of No 10 Crosby street, do
posed that be identified lace mantlla and pocket book
found in the possession Of the accused at their residence
No. "a Sullivan street, as having been stolen from his
dwelling the 24th Of june 1855, nearly year ago.
When arrested Mrs. Groen stated that she bought the
nabtia from Gordons wife, and in way privy
The burglary. Gordon had loaded pistol and other dao
ferous weapons in his possession which taken
of by the officers Justice Brennan committed tue male
prisoner for trial in default Of 600 ball. out the
Of Mrs Groten the amount was lessened to 81 900.
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PlckpOckets I'm Railroad Cars.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Nxv YORK HERALD.
a

NEW YORK, Juno 10, IUsy.
Will you kindly permit to correct in your i'm
PRESTON Of day In the article headed picking Clergy
mans Pocket" stated he then not discovered until
Service hsG osr whereas discovered be
the proceeded blocks from the place OF starting
III vese, srt et Immediately comm uncated loss to the
conductor requesting him the till officer
could be obi ined 10 search the gem felt
M e feel persuaded that the Inlet then In the but
nu or What sronnds utterly at loss TO determine 80
an confident honest would have Objected or one
momen' 10 submit tn such rhe conduct ot the con-
the e1irt ue. j SsAVlUE.
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MTSCELLAuIsOUe,.


4 BL.cg OR saown -GEoHegs BA IA DYE Is ras
- 'N' fai III ~ sspss s'' css1 us 'o sox.
RsTh hoe contain much dye sell for Dy
70 -. sss scos ire IRON all Injurious p'operes ~isss
e1s r'ass,. eJa s sseoIe WI q" a 80 Ss
~ S,s'S % ss .na ws,s P nsssn and
AfsvEeDnL,s, WEDDING CARDS. NOTES, 40
chi, engraved Gan % asa
sr'isdcAiy done
At eMsREDEs. METROPOLITAN HorEIA JUST
% Introduced, the square wedding card and square en-
ATJoNss. 10 ANO Y ANN sTaEsr.-A NEW STYLE
ec ssas scton also At - 20 and ST. dress boots that will
A rHw BOOK BY TEN AUTHOR ov "rsx ROY:
"flttory for Boys, &c.
Library edition of JOHN BALIFAx,p with four nustrs.
trshons by Hoppin.
90 gAEprR pRorHEss,
FRBIIsH TINS
THE WARS or THE ROSES;
STORIES OF THE srk9eaLr OF YORK AND
.... ,..,, RY :, .. sb5SfAR,
A'''' a; ss osen Of IA
ILLUSTRATIONS
16mo, muslin, 60 cent?
Mr. Edgar tells 10 a youthful
E time In EnRsh history when aurels gained by Nigh
warriors 'upder the roee red hte or
abundance Of romantic materials IN work
crafsDsrshlp excellent the aTraves his haod
G cd shspe, ouDd and tasef9y ooored With mere ana
there few ausint Raphaeltt weed outs inerspersed
There the great Warwick with the traditional Jack Cads
there hundred figures OF knights nohemso and ladies'
and all the pepnops OF chivry 6y forham Tewses
bury and bctworh feds II may easily be believed that
graceful and dgent parrstve writer such Mr. Edgo Is
fas based The Wars OF the Boses u book that will
please the young and begule them into study of history
AthenAeum.
JOHN HALIFAX GENTLEMAN.
49, BY ThE AUTHUR or
Olive" The Ognvies" Agsths's Husband "AvIon y
1.-THE Head Of the Family - Nothing
New &c, &c.
Library Edition. with four FLU srations by Hoppr.
limo, muslin 81.
John Halifax B Of the nobsst stories
works OF fiction The interest of the story enthr og
Prese
John Baax the hero OF these most beautiful pages Ia no
ordlrsr hero, and this his history nary
iu length portrait OF true gentem of
rooiiy the sto OF man fun Of all 4uly and
qualities occupying the whoe sphere OF s-ss
as sster as lover and husband father friend
fulfilling With true wohness the duties every drm este and
" Erpisb one The work abounds 10 ncide IT. sny OF
the separate full Of graphic nd
II book that few Will read without becoming
ter-scoiamAn.
HARPER RRoTHEPs will send either Of thu above
works by mail postage paid 6or distance in United
States under 5000 mles, on receipt Of the money.
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CfNGER'S SEWING MACHIsEs.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

Singers family machine the price Of which only SG1
IL nj and elegantly decorated machine casable of perfos
ing In the best aianner all the sewing Of private family
SINGERS standard mscbines for manufacturing purpossA
are well known TO be without any suocesstu rival
het EveTy description OF work. ne be
them. n SINGER 4 CO.,
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Coolest Of all the Cassims res.
The Hudson ventilntng Hat price IS
THE DASHING RIO, - r'
The handsomeH straw hu
For young men, price S16O.
GENIN'e hat store, 5C7 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17

Mrs. Wir~low's Soothing Syrup for Chill
regulate toe bowels.
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Brady's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
IS Broadway, New York and $50 Peunsyvania avenue
Washington D. O. Photographs Daguerreotypes And An.
brOtyp00
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mlSClal.LANROxS.

A IL KINDS OF CHEAP PICTURE FRAMES AT WHOLE
N sAe.-To mer ,hscn and insurance companies We
frame cds half inch heal gilt with glass szs by H. at &c.
three quarter Inch pearl inch do c also IA by Is
moulding, So; and one inch do, Ale.
j. s BRADLEY. Agent li2 Fulton street.
n B.-Int mouldibgS g. per foot
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r. Y. S.-Ballou's Celebrated shirt Empo-
rum the largest in tbs nion ut Broadway; also dealers
in gents Furnishing goods
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yer & Bakers Celebrated

Herr1ng's Patent Champion Ffro
Ard burglar proof safes 25l Broadway, Of Murray
street, N. Y.
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Awnings for Windows, Balconies, &c.
tlldew prooi in climate 81 TT old stand No 2i
Bowesy corner of Houston street Orders By poet attended
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TIT for Tat.-We have long played second
afde to Paris IN our fashions, but Paris s coovtpg
WHlI Els styles o. gentennep's and boys
lie folet the leading foreign sszse OF the modes WHITE
Ring wonders In this department HE establish
mem, ZIG Broadway under Barnum's Museum
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Summer Hxts-Evsry Atyle and Quality.
UrsurJ by any large elegantly trimnet
syaws tor hsses and children; first premium
KELLOGG, Manufacturer, ISL Canal street.
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We Improve on Every thing Forelgn.-F0r
proof lock GRtEE'5 No Aston House. shirt made to
suye fsris cannot match them In t siyle
ship they are faultlees
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kenpsdy's Medical Discovery IL Warranted
TO cure scroa eyspelas sarheum scad head uloera.sd
sore legs For sale by all drugglsia
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ThOriey's Mug.

Look In at Williams, Stevens s. William
and the two great pictures Niagara BY Church aud
noux-the Inter exhibited for the frat tune.
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Ladies' splendid Galt-rs, at 12s. to 3Os.;
charming sopere Ga to la lovely boos sll shoes for rhd
lAdiee patrouze. MiLDkh CO,
No Cana
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE IT, 1859.

Fnuv oos'srs win buy "a spring Bed, which
can oe on, IN yur esrpe bag spo cable to all bsdssa
leo 'o mats pstsn ser atiog sptiug nd "a
ress oornth ed The mnvi srrfu soad
scneuaf ~ sls siyesi as door east OF Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
Toe best IN Tho world surpsss-g all made Sod aad
Al the mandatory, S3S Broad way.
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ne FuSsss Gin nns p0yged--
wOH,s tehtecsn sro~atc s'hnRpps put IN quart ans
pint bottles sold By all druggists country merchants
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40 IN THE FIKLD.
To OUR CUsrOekRs-
Whhing 70 teep up With other agents. take this nssA
IhE No az SPY Is COMING,
kEW YORK WEEKLY
OF morrow movnit eary) that they should hs.A n
their orders early TO day friday increase thew
wsnt pavs doubled order and all fear NJ
we VIII not be able 70 get our full supply dem and fs9
lished heretofore BOYLE a BsIN
70 Ann street, New York.
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BarSy's "rtcOpher0us IL the Best and Cheap
Get e,tc'e for dressing Identifying Cleaning ing ore
,ervpe and restoring tho hair Ladies', try IT, Sold by all
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Summer Under Garments In SILK, Cotton,
rerius and Isle thread at &cL.UGaINS corner of MUIR
ray and Greenwich streets.
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United States District Court.
Rafove Hon JuEoa patto

JUNE lb.7ae United States One Tin Bon, DC, Marked
Thoads Wdtson, containing Watch Movements and Oher Ar.
ticlx.The goods seized from board the steamer
Arabia lset fail, the ground Of being smugsed Ga
motion Of counsel for the claimants Court q anted m
order dIsMssing the libel Of information and
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NOIsaLEss FAMILY Saving MACHINES
NEW STYLES, AT KgnUOED PRICES
4QS broadway, New York.
162 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Crsst"doro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
beet in the word wholesale and retail and the Iva
sppted at No 6 AStor Houss - -
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Rupture Cured by harsn Is Co.'S Radical
cure uss They also keep elk elastic stockings
veins supporters and shoulder
mites made to order NO vesey street. House. N
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Trusses, EIsstic Stockings, Shoulder Braces,
Ann street, -
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TO THE EDITOR or THx NEW YORK BxEAtp.
In reply 10 the CT the the Preach theatre
OF this cay wcud state that the allegations therein cooaued
are untrue and tbs. after Friday. 18th ths day. al
whh une N the subscribers Of aid theatre will DO
held viii prepare the booss of the the
showing The exact state OF as and until such ne imply
ask Suspension Of public opinion the stated
hs caro- Of said arists- @. 6AdG
JurE IG. 1859.
The --latest Dra~ins. Cd the Legsi,xed Lot
sories, - reported r. WOOD, CODY co..
nAsAaxss OF ral
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
stats LorTsRIEs.
oa,cL drawings by to ogrspA.
DnAw.RE LorrERrss.
q 's o. s y I. s q L. e.
90 ss 80 g. s e srs s wsc
were ibis day drawn from the wise, wiz
EXTRA CLASS, No. ss7. JUN. u.s. 1859
rs, 40, As, "a IL, AZ, 8, 20, 20, SO, Is, y, 81.
CLASS No. 1885, JUNE 10. 1859
g. ~, 76, 81, 81, II, Is, 80, SO, IL, A, 4s, SO.
And that the .sd numbers were drawn in the order in which
ss our AAns ssoEas gs r. 'an'
J1HEs DUNCAN.
GEORGIA LOT rERIES.
e dc:os q Ss ssss Ao.as@; csy 90 ssrs6y certify
Glass No. 1856. JUNE Is 1852
Is, 70, a. ss, 81, 81, II, 10, Al, IS, s, 8, IA.
CLASS No. sss. EXTRA. JUNK Is. 1859.
co, So, SO, 70, so, 27, GO, 8, Al, SO, 81, rs, 6.
~. Ana s , s numbers were drawn the order In which
ws:s. hand. al August. Ga. hi. Wednesday. June
49, A'ss' ~. B BAiaassa' Commissioner
WOOD. EDDY Co., s %.,m aa.o.. De ascrs
The Latest Drawings or the LeEaiized Lot
sriet a reported to WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
oncsi drawings, by telegraph.
FDELAwARE LoTTsR,Es
~ TIE susscSer ~ by he
the the
were this day drawn from tho wheel, VIZ ''' "'-
EXTRA CLASS, No. 49, JUNE l6. 1852
Is, % 10, "a, g. A. g. 20, IA, SO, &C, AZ, s5 rs.
Glass No $40, JUNE Is, 1862
"a, 81, ls, 62, &c, 81, &c. 35, 30, 10, 8, IL, 81.
And that the said numbers which
they stand above
Witness hands at Wilmington DEL this Thursday une
l6 1853. GEORGE @. GonDON,)
JOE. sk.L, Commissioner
JAMES DUNCAN,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The subscribers Commissioners sppcuted supernend
the ds.TGE Of the Sparta academy Lttsy DO hereby certify
from the Wheel viz
GLASS No 337, JUNE Is, 1869
%, A, "A, 63, 70, 81, AZ, 7, A, 40, so, SO, 20.
EXTRA CLASS No s3s JUNE l6. 1859
A, "a, 20, 6, IS, 60, 4, 80, sc, As, AZ, II, IS.
And that the said numbers drawn In which
they stand above.
Witness hands at Augusts Ga. this Thursday June 6
1859 FIG B BHasssEa' Commissioners
WOOD EDDY co. srd aus%s,. oe Sscrs
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Summer Under Gnrms ms,

PeregO's Hosiery store,
81 Nassau stree. and ssl Broadway,
Wholesale snd retail
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Summer Under Shirts and Drawers.
MOODY's Shirt Emporium 22 Broadway.
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Kind Words-They Never Blister the
tongue lips and have heard any mental trcu
BILE arising from 'b quarter Though they do UGH
they sccopp isb much They help ones good apd
good will soft words soften souls Angry
fuel u the flame OF wrath and make burn
Kind words make other people gooc neured and
inducing all TO buy their hats and caps of KNOX 22
Broadway northeast Of Fulton street. oppoate
Paul's church
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HOliOway's Pills and Ointment are the only
meopel preparations necessary In families The oils regu
s'e 81 the Internal orEns With uneng certainty the olnt
meIt positive anudo g TO all external diseases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17

The Best Spring Bed fra Existence --Hosve'l
elliptic. at from 81 to S. ~ ss Broadway. Call and it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17

Leary & Co.-Our summer dress hat Is now
ready and for sale at Nos and Aston House, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17

Fashionable summer Hats-Beaver, Csssi-
and srAw-in gres. variety, by BEEBE 4 Co, I55
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