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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

SUocBssors To TOWNSEND, SMITH Co. orrnE
~ s.Hswkeye Machine Shop" and II. Donahue, OF
the LIE Clair - manufacturers Of improved Oscil.
latne Slide vslve and Steamboat nngnes, Mil Work
Machinery, Skating. Puilies, &C., 10
n Repairing and Job Work promptly attended To-
Davenport. Iowa, January 20. 1928 fJ9lta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

Haasssoxsuso, June 1902


HaRRasoSnuRG, June io'"'
An important isad suit vas decided W ,s.nr.seat
cuit Court of Rockingham. duriog ns ..p... go
go. R.rhen Jsrrison deed, obtained: scme ~
so.. !" s..,n ~ Jobu Saith, also dscd, TOT
49,. r. r~..,vsd NO decd IL appears oy es'
Ss.es ,hss the land rightfuliy beiooeea 20 sss
5000 kite. and hfs heirs have sued hasr,son
keiss for the recovery Of INC iaod :. ~ aa,nre
.S. 80, 4. rms in Rockingham county. sitnated
.he., mi,es below Hsrrisonburg, on The valley
rnrnnike The trial excl ed considerable interest.
ann,irs ZION has been made for new trial, but ~
vet Jadre Kenny has not granted one. Tue cause
viii be carried % the Court Of Appeals.
The friends Of John I Hsrris, independent can
a,date elect to Congress, had jo.ihcason here GA
wednesday pieht last, In honor OF his victory
Bon-rea, ,oreh.iight procession, firing OF rockets
and ,qoibs, music and speechitylog. &c, wore tne
princpal features ia tbs occasion. The procession,
beaded by q baud OF music, marched threugh the
priscipat streets, and fnsiy brought up before
the residence Of Mr Harr,, who addressed them 10
. few happy remarks, remindiug them that TOE
hour OF triumph WAS the hour OF magnanimity.
and requested them 10 be generous to their dis-
comAsted foes.
Samuel T walker, editor and proprietor Of the
Valley Democrat and one Of the candidates elec'
ted 10 tho next Legislature, also addressed them
In a pleasant little speech Of a few moments -
Everything passed ofqoiesly, and to the graiif
cation Of all.
VS. learn that there was severe hail storm ia
the ueighborhood Of New Market, Shenandoah
county. ON Taursday evening last. doing coosid-
cradle damage to the crops OF wheu and cora.
We understand the rust has made i;s ap oesrance
in the wheat Ia several portions of this county !;
but our farmers nevertheless, think the prospects
for Q good crop very fatiering.
ROCKINGHAM.
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cae OF the editors Of the Baton Post says ave
have eeiossd The World - much a. others, but
have never bsen happier THAI when q boy we
found psrsridss's nest with eleven eggs in IT,"
Psddy's description Of . eddie cannot be beat:
"tt vas the shape OF turkey. and tho size Of a
xoose; he turned II over 90 its back asd rubbed ~
es'y With stick, aud och. ST. Patrick bow II d, !
saasAkl"
poor actor, With book undsr his arm, vas
ea'esing spawnbroksr's shor, when he encsnnter.
s"tsna, WA 'nqairsd Whist 10 vas going to d. =
Wy.
Toe reported amaze trsn hail 10 Stafford eoar-
Pei. bnt 60 hsfm doIe Vt sp"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

.,IIxRdT 1lbffbI;fFii;0jFli1iIT SUP.

PLIHs OF BHOED q
10 JOSEPH bTkAUsH. .
, ladies Morocco and 0oatskin Booteee, With and
without heels. ct very low price, Jon will hnda
JOSEPH STRAUBe,
Ladies' Kid and Morocco slippers, Nth and with
out heels. 80 cents and npwArds, Jon can 9et e.
JOSEPH sTRAUSF.
hetls. ut astonishing low prices, you can buy q
JOSEPH sTRAues.
siprsrs. and ali kipds n Mney Shoes You can bur
At IS per cont cheaper than At other places, a.
- JuskPH SrRAUsE
Slippers Brogsps. &c. well made, ut reasonable
prices ron can fad at JOSEPH SrRAUSE.
nv "a No n Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

MARVELLOUS Power OF ELoQugscE.-Governor
s. was a splendid lawyer, aud could talk jury
out of their % ven senses. He especially noted
for his en- - 81 in criminal cases, almost always
clearing his ;h,nt. He was once counsel for man
accused of horse stealing. He made long, elo'
uu.ut and touching speech. The jury retired, bat
returned in fes moments, and with tears IN their
ewes. proclaim I'd the man not guilty. An old ac-
auainfance stepped up to the prisoner and said -
''Jsm, the danger is past; and now, honor bright,
diin'i you ate.i that hor ser" To which Jem replied:
We'll, Tom, I've all along thought / took that
horss; but since I've heard the governors speech,
don't bstjsue did -
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= - 1ICHN0N6 AM
- - EkDxDRowUn4 nAIIaOAD
fHR0UQn lnnloHrs BnrwEkN R3CnNOsn
AND NORTH GAnOEINA -BroU tn en- 80 -
March until th~ let Of Beptsmber psxf sts fFs2ssS
oud accommodation trains on this road VII 49,
Richmond and Pelerebsrg on MON pAf. WIDH ~
O'Clock, - bel0re. sga- 60 -
Arrangements have bssn made By lhis Ccm,.,v
for tho prompt and punctual forw ssdiur And h.sty
cry Of al Produces Goods or other articles Of frs.hs
designed for transportation other way, betvssn
Richmend and points between Petesstnrs and Es.
letts, North Carolina. ~ low rates, xith1at -
charge for for warding, storage, &C. All sncb at
painiv marked, the caro- Of the Freight AGENT ~
the Richmond and Petereburg Railroad, 1t Peters
burg BY whom they vii be promptly forwarded
terrburz, which they require 10 be prepaid ~ ~,
a. Raleigh. information may be hal at the DersS
Of this Company Ut Richmond
O0Ece & p 4 n COL
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CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
seSurHoRIzxD sr TIN STATS OF ehosslA9
np.wr AT AuotUsrA. GEORGIA

a., rur ptrfi.Iss- - A. the membt ~ Of oSf flrm
hsrs 81 way Of purchase. become the owners
af the grants chsrered BIZ the states q Deis
Gsar.sa. under tie naaagsm snt Of Messrs Gregory
4 Mauey. Of Wilmington, DelAwafe. We have deem.
Al IL ripedient 70 change the usme " our nrm
sStar January lss 1852 TO that Of WOOD, kDDf
4 CO., who win have the management OF t.e sparta
Acadeny LOTTERY and the others As above named.
We have cBceavored TO TRANSACT al orr business
with integrity and We can Assure tho public tnas the
patronage heretofore bestowed on us sweli desery-
EUDY 10 VERY respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

The AIL,NrIc B,LooN.-The L,nsipgburgb, N.
Y .Gszstte ssys:--Mr. La Mountains ariel ship
Atlantic is about finished. The silk 10 all cut
and s,wed, AMI only needs one coat OF ell to COM
pIete the balloon. The mach inery for propeliing
purposes, is being buiit In Troy and Waterford,
aud will be finished the present week, and when
complete aud in operation, will weigh but tty
pounds. Mr.. Wise 10 now 10 town. He has bo-
come partner in the enterprise with Messrs La
Mountain and Dagger. The three will make q
trial trip of 1900 miles from st. Louis, starting
on tbs 18th of June, after which they will give an
account If the performance Of the Atlantic"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

A roUaH ONs The Poughkeepsie Eagle tells OF
turkey, which By some means became covered
beneath q pile Of wood, prepared tor summer use
about tho last OF March first of April and that
on ths wood being removed on the 10th ult, the
turkey WAS fouod alive, but Of course rather low
in issh having lived at least forty days without
food or water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
TIE WAR FEELING IN HoLL,ND--A privats letter
fropn H,nand dated MsH G 1859 aara:

from Holland, dated Msy g. 1859. says:
rhere Ia nothing talked of here now except the
war. The Investments In Austrian funds In this
little kingdom exceed seven hundred millions OF
suiiders 1.-TWO hundred and eighty millions Of dol
1ars) Tho tumbling down in the price has been,
of course very great: and notwithstanding the
phlegmaiic temperament of the people, there have
been several suicides in Amsterdam and other
places within the last week, In consequence. SYM
patty runs with the Italians, but interest with
the Austrians."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

In removing the stump Of q willow near the
gsse OF Chris, Church Cemetery, Phiisdelphis, q
few days ago, grave stone was fouad embedded
IN the earth, bearing the following inscription -
"fp memory Of Mr Lambert Emerson--wao died
We l4'hs Of December, l745-sged SIS years o
ms. True loving hsrts never parts"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

EREtN LAFAYETTE. ISD --SpeLcer's block 10 La
f,ycsts, Ind was destroyed by fire "Wednesday
mornipg Loss on the building $4,000. W. L..
0regory. hard ware merchant lost 5000. Several
other stores aad Offices were damaged, and the
total loss 10 from $40 00o TO 100000 mostly insnr>
cd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

HOMEOPATHIC FESTIVAL "A festival was held in
Faoeusl Hall, Boston, Wednesday evening, by the
Homeopathic faculty. Addresses were made by
DR. F. Wells, of Brooklyu, n. Y Mayor Lincoln,
Professors HamphiII aud Reed, of Penn DR.. Wins
low Lewis, Dr. Wildmau and others. The evening
festival WAS attended by about three thousand
persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
DICH NRM DKES4 GOODS

DICH NKW DkES2 GOODS
II SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following elegant stock
Of Dress Goods purchased by one of our firm at
auction, &c, and iii be sold at unprecedented low
prices:
Two Flounced aud Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bayadere and Chene silks
Rich Orgaudie and Jaconet Robes
Elegant Robes a. runique
Rich Print d Bsreges aud Glace Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Barege D. LANES
Black Challie Tamartine and Mourning Ducals
French and Englist. Prints. dinghsms. Brilliants
and other styles Of Dress Goods For novelties in
all styles OF Dress Goods, enquire at No lab Nain
street; A K PARKER CO.
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WOOD, EDDY Il 90, Augusta, Ca,
WOOD, EDDY & co, Atlanta, Ca,
TOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT

LNUR KIDNEY AND BLAUUEh Az
l. FECTIONS-HARTsHOR NE's GREAT BUCHu
COMPOUND. fer the rapid cure Of all kinney and
Bladder Complaints This Concentrated Compound
Extract of buchr is the best Remedy in the World
for all Diseases Complaints of the bladd9r, Kid
news Dropsy, Grave, 4eets i,eucorrhCea or W ites
Urinary Complaints Distinctions. and all Diseases
and Weaknesses of the Sexual Organs, whethev of a
constitutional origin, from any other Cause, OF
long or short duration.
1t is prepared by Chemist containing NO Mer
curry and Is pronounced by medical men to he not
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using one
or two bottles.
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles so cents. Bold BY
FISHER WINSTON, ard all Druggists ia Rich
mond Petersburg, Norfolk. and other tewns in Viz
oiuia 22- I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

IN Oshkosh, Wisconsin,, a locomotive ran up from
Food dn Lac. with twe Are companies and their
engines, q distance Of 20 miles, in 10 milntes
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tho numbers from to 50 ,GG0, corresponding with
those numbers on the tickets, printed on separate
slips of paper, encircled WITH sInsl tin tubes
and placed in one wheel
The first 43T Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
clad are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then reyolved .srd number Ia
drawn from the wheel of Numbers and at the same
time O Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn ont are opened ana ex'
hioited to tn audience and registered By the COM
missiopers. the Prize being placed against the mum
Der drawn This operation ID repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION P2IzES-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the
first srizes will be entitled to the % ApproxiIns-
ton Prizss. For example, Ticket Number ll2og
draws tue $50 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered
Ii24S, Il249 ll25l il252 will each be entitled to
3tlst 81 Ticket No $50 draws the S2U,UD Prize
those Tickets numbered 348, $40 $751; S52 VIII each
identified to $780, and rding to the above
Scheme. ~
The 5000 Prizes of 500 will be determined by the
last Fl cure of the Number that draws the S5o,UO
prlzs. For example; If the Number drawing the
SJbNy0 Prize ends with No |, then all the tickets
where the Number ends in will be emit led to so.
II the number en- Is with no 2, then all the tickets
where tire Number ends in ill be titled to s2o
a. remember that every Prize is drawn and
psy abie 10 full without deduction.
e6- The Managers Printed Certificates OF packa-
ges Of tickets wall be sold st the following rates,
which il the risk: 400
10 hall 20
"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

ATnADIrioS now current in the papers tells us
that W Arlington, when youth, was rejected by
the beautiful Miss Cary, of Virginia, because, ~
she phrased it., "she had been accustomed to tide
To her own chariot" When Washington married
the young widow Curtis, who resembled Miss
Cary rs much as twin sister ever did another,
and after be had won fame for himself and liber.
~ for his country, he met his old love, then
young widow, on public occasion, and bowling
Ir,fouudy, che tainted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

GEsSsEE Wharf.-The Rochester New York;
Dsmocrat says that farmers in that vicinity concur
q representing the prospects of the wheat crop
as unusually promising. The grain is 80 far I'D ::
vanced generally that strong hopes are entertained
that has got the start of that dread and destruc-
tive enemy-ths weevi. The fae appearances OF
the fields is subject Of general comment, sca'ce'
~ . barren spot being visible
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PiANCS. do.
CHICKERlNG PIANOS -

uKs1 CHICKERlNG PIANOS.--
4lil;ss: new and full supply of these SPLEEN
HH HI ~ Hdid Instruments have been received.
x u In addition to the beautiful BoiA
de NoIx, the CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, We
have now the BOULDER. splendid instrument, OF
upright form.
The chickering's have received 80 First Prize
Medals all over renowned competitors and II ON
first rank institutions and Fairs of America and
of Europe. They have manufactured and :, sold
more fisnos than any other factory in the world
From the Chickering's have emanated the best
aud most permanent improvements that have
brought the Piano to its present Perfection and y
the great cspita they have invested in aanufac
ring conVeniences thoy can sell foil fifty per cent
cheaper than any other factory. None OF their in-
struments leave the Wareroom without their hav
ing been fully inspected by the best artists
As this factory has never more than one agency
In q city in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos sold By TINS
agency.
Orders promptly attended to-
Warerooms-North side of Broad street, near 9th I.
and CT HABLLSroH h Bros, No 1863 Main street.
myls NATH'L CARDSI. Sole Agent.
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IMPORTANT from BUESos AyREs.-By the arrivfi
OF the bark George Warren, At Nov York, we have
adyices from Baenos Ayres to the l6 b Of April.

IMPORTANT from BuESos AyREs.--By the arrivfi
OF the bark George Warren, Ut Nov York, we have
advices from Baenos Ayres to the l6 b Of April
The state of the country was 10 q very unsa;is,
factory condition, and rumors OF wars prevailed
on all sides. The red ribbon Of Rosas was openly
assumed by the people Of the interior, VIII desire
10 force Basnos Ayres 10 rel ,in the Confederation
Urquiyl had declared that hs would be before
Buenos Ayres on tbs Let OF May. aud in the Plaza
on the 25.h OF May. lie was endeavoring to raise
loan to commence operations, but so far without
success.
Bron Msua. the bead of the great Brazilian
Bank Of that uain,, had b 'sn summoned TO Para,
pa, but re.arned without furnishing urquza with
pecanIary assistance.
Urauiz. then dispatched Priest Pena to Paras
gusy, 20 ask ioau of mouey, men, and vessels Of
war from President L1psz The opinion 10, that
Lop.s viii engage Padre Pona in diplomacy for
while, aud let him go with polite refusal.
The government Of Bueaos Ayres was strength'
ened by the recent success at the ballot box. and
gained the entire confidence OF the people. Il eat
preparations were being made by the people ofthe
Province to meet and repel Urquizs, in case he
should attempt to pus bis threats III exec ntion.
All OF the arms on deDosit had been purchased by
government, among them some very Fl &c improved
American fice>arms
C,j. Mitrc Minister OF War, aud Gen. Hornos
bad gone 70 the Northern frontier with powerful
force TO s,op Urquiz "a hories of GanchoI on the
bordsr. U1less Urqniz, should succeed 10 obtain
inxL)pezs all, there real fears that be will
make war GU Buenos Ayres. His treasury ia emp.
~, ard the income Of the Province of Buenos
Avrs, for o ,n.h equals that Confederation for a
year
The U. g. brigs DJiphin aud B,inbridge were in
port at Euenos Ayres. All we'll.
PAUL MoRPHr IN B,sToS.-Thc Boston Ledger, in
closing an account of the Merphy Banquet at the
Revere III use, which was attended by DR.. Holmes
Jared Sparks J. Russell Lowell. Chief Justice Shaw
Pres dent Walker of Harvard University, Prof
Huntington, and numerou, small poetasters, max .
ing ND q bobtail of sufficient weight to siuk q
much larger kite than Morphy-arrives at the fol
lowing sensible conclusions:
Mr.. Morphy has been borod Excessively bored,
Nv the Boston Chess Club. Dickens was served in
a similar msuner by our small laerati, and re-
veuged himself by writing book.
Had il not been for the names OF the dis inguish>
ed speakers who were announced TO be at the ba =
ouet last night, and speak, in payment for their
t,ckets, We know that Mr.. Murphy, disguised with
the obtrusye and oficious attentions of the Chess
Climb and others who wished 10 obtain potorefy
through him, would have escaped from this city
Yesterday by the earliest train for New York
Perhaps with his brain aching this morning with
the ipfictiou of last evenings onslaught from the
intellectual portion of our city, be wishes he had
done 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06

IL ELESANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.
THOs Z PRICE Gu are now selecting from the
most recent importations many lew and elegant
Fancy Goods portions of which are already in st9ck
and others on the way to which they invite the at
tention oftheir friends and the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes Black BonbaZines
Do SILK and Lace do DeGrenadine and Popli.
Rich Lace Points and net
SbswIs Cold Grape Rareges
Embroids1jes In variety Do and Blk Chaliies
Brus. ellis and Point Sets Pine Apple Cloths
Do do Collars Rich Organdies and Robes
Houitop and Maltese do Do Bsrege Robes
Hosiery Glovee Mits, &c CoPd Lawns and Jace-
Cents and Ladies' Meri- nets cd, Is. Is Cd, and
no Vests higher
And large and general selection OF beautiful Eng
lish and American Prints; Black ana White Prints;
White Cambrics; Irish Linens; shectiugs Servants,
Goods; Cotton Diapers: Linen Ducks, &C, all OF
which are at the very lowest rates
my2 IL faICE az Go
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Dry aQoDe.


CTTLL FURTHIR INDUCTION IN
- THH PRICHg or 6TAPLH AND FANCY ~!
GOODS both satnmsr end fa!! goods nox 2n n.no 9
arc offered at yet lower prices, that ny
s. closed out 81 the let o August At auction sid;
and the stsrefo be rented Cut By that time
All goods We ere inclined % Close low. pus espeCi
aliy fhoee enumerA'e I'd, 40 t0llowe: .-.
Cloths, CassiAleres, Fianneis. Be1uend 6efyantg
Blankets. French. American and B11sn nsoi. ma
Furniture Calicoea nabt yuraiture snd inola DIM.
fty, Lawns Jaconets and Organdies etrieeq and
CS acked swiss and Nainsook Ne u.iins. TABLE Dsm.
ask, Table Cloths Napkins and Diaper, white ana
Bros Linen Drilling, Burlaps and D.ck, tsaias'
Missea, Gentlemen sand Boys Hose and Hal HOSE
sflks Mousselins. Ducais, Alrasas ana kompa&ines,
Ladies', GeptlemeL's, Msses' aac Boys Uudervests.
capabric and smiss kdgines and Insertings Thread,
Isle and Bobin Edsings and lLseltines. Laces
and English Merinos Parasos, Corsets. &c. &C, g
be closed out by the LIST or middle OF August next az
auction without reserve and possession gwen soon
after the auction sale.
MANN VALENTINE. JR,
49, corner Bread and 9Th sts.
nv Alta Near the Capitol square,
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CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sHOVELS. T0NGS and POK KRS-I have fos
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates
including every style of Tenders Summer Pieces
handsom and plain sets Of Shovels Tongs and
Pokers Seven different sizes Of coal Scuttes cinder
shoyels. fire Shovels handsome Stands tor Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Foo.maus
are Brick fire Slaos and Jams; sets of Soap Stone
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want of any Of the above articles. be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds Of Braas and Iron Works Of the above de
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 22t
Main street. between eth ard 9Th streets. West side
Richmond, Va.
An l6--dlY B. ID UHNOON.
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A GUENTHER,
~ ARCHITECT,
Offers bis services to the public for making
NEW PLANS, Of ell descriptions
Rmteilishing ELEVATION
DRAWING and PAINTING in perspective
IN and GU tsIDE VIEWS of public buildings
or private resi- licences to be erected
TAKING and PAINTING VIEWS OF buildings
from nature
References can be given by Capt Lybrcck, No l42
Main street. or MIR Jno Glbs.n, 9th street. between
Main and Cary.
Orders will DO received and promptly attended to-
by calling at Messrs Jno Geo Gibson's steam
door, sash and blind factory, 9th street, between
Main and Cary.
q Office nj stairs l4-1mS
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,.v- 10 GUITARISTs.-P. Ii. TAY-
4SEM LOR has Just opened an additional supply OF
MARTIN'S UNRIVALLED GUITARS. which
are uneouslled for fuliness and sweetness of tone
and beauty OF finish. Italian Guitar Strings. Gui-
tar instruction Books, and Music .,
wa PIANO AND MUSIC STORE.
ap27 1888 Main st., above Post Office.
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10 hall
10 quarter
10 eighth

In OHBxsIsa TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
BY nrst mail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending In
aoy figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will &c sent
topurchesers ina nediately after the drawing.
iu future our single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets CT Certificates in the
above schemes to
WOOD, EDDY 90, Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD EDDY co, Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD EDDY co. Wilmington. Del
MA 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 after every drawing
in the following papers -Au1ust1 Chnstl,HIonaast.
Mobile Register. Nashville Gazette Ne,o YORK Hssk-
(Miss.) Clarion and Nc1o York HerdiS