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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16
The House Committees.

Below We give some of the more i'm
portant COMMITTEES Of the House of Rep
rcsentatives Of Congress, as constituted
by Speaker Pennington We think that
no one will now doubt the Speakers Re
publieanism and yet the committees are
in striking contrast with the Senate COM
mittees, against which Mr.. Pugh spoke
with 50 much earncstucss. While the
Speaker has given his party friends the
leading positions on the committees, he
has given his opponents as much as they
could reasonably expect, and much more
than they deserved, judging from the
manner in which the committees Of the
last House were constituted. We thlnl
that no reasonable man has any cause t.
complain. The committees are Nationa
like the Republican party.
/ U-avs oud Ncnas-Sherman, Davis, o
! Nd, Phelps, Stephens, Washburne 0
Me, Nilsson, Merrill, Crawford Spauld
ing.
C0unercc-W ashburne, of Ills , Wade
john Cochrane, Eliot, Smith, Of y. G..
Moorhead, Lamar, Nixon and Clemens
Military Atairs-Stanton, Curtis, Bon
ham, Bathnton, lin, McRae, Pendleton
. Longnecker and Boteler.
Nusai 4foits-Morse, of Me, 30
, cock, Polite, Winslow, Wilson Curry
. Sedgwick, Harris, Of Md, and Schwartz
TeTHoriss-t;row, Perry, Smith, o
y Va, Gooch, Waldron, Clark of No. , Case
Nallandiny han, and Ashley,
-, Ju'licioyy-llickman, Bingham, Hous
. ton, Taylor, Nelson, Kellogg of His.
y Reynolds, Robinson, of r. l., and Por
ter.
.. On Etections-GImer, Dawes, Camp
.. bell, bcvcc, Marston, Stevenson, Cart
!. rell Hat,en md Mcknight.
, Claims-Tapp,n, Hoard, NeClernand
, Ely, Moore Of Ala, Walton, Maynard
= Hale and Iu.chins.
a Putltc Lands-Thayer. Love- cv,Cobt
. Covode, Davis of Ind, Trilnble, NaHde
r yer, Nindon, Barrett
. Post Ojiccs and Past RoGas-Colfax
q Woodruff, English, Adams, Of Ky, Al
: len, Davis, Of Miss, Craig, Of No, He
mick and Lee.
!, Foreign ABairs-Corwin, Burlinsam
q BarksdaIc, Morris, Of Pa, Branch, Boyce
Hill, Mills and Humphrey.
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Keen il before the People.

That out of Muty.sir delegates in the
Clinton County Democratic Convention
holden at De Witt, on Saturday, the 4th
day of February, A. D. 1860, fourteen
declared by their vote that they and
the Democratic party were an .tavor Of
REVIVING THE AFRICAN SLAVE
TRADE. IN FAVOR OF A CON
GRESSIONAL SLAVE CODE FOR
THE TERRITORIES.! and that
SLAVERY is A FEDERAL INSTl-
TUITION.
Gentlemen, when this fact is proclaim,
cd against you in the approaching cam:
paign, don't attempt to Dodge the record
for we have you spotted.-De Wit Stan
lard.
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Correspondence.
"Cedar Democrat" Office. -. Editor dis
covers iium Bug. ..Great Excitement
in the Sanctum.

correspondence
''Cedar Democrat" Office. -. Editor dis.
covers iinm hug. .Great Excitement
in the sanctum.
In the Democrat of the 9th inst it is
made manifest that the man whose gican-
tic mind "far reaching forth" can tray
erse the almost unapproschably imagin-
htlve held Of Democratic argument, and
descant with SO much freedom on the
fictitious tenets of Democratic faith, can
descend (ascend2) to the disreputable
business of publishing false and defama.
tory statements concerning peaceable,
respectable, law abiding citizens of
springdale. We do not suppose that a
slanderous article published in the Dam.
ocrot would do any body any harm but
we notice the one alluded to, so that the
editor, who has given it eratuitousIy.
may not deem it unanswcrable We
have read the article carefully: and if
any one is lnconsideratc enough to charge
the editor with having Incorporated a
bit of truth in it; re must depy the
cha'ye. The facts we have from obser-
walton, and from the most reliable /.
They are as follows: The /
'luakers, against whom the editor of
the Democrat has made his charges still
maintain their peace principles and are
INVESTIGATING the matter with a deter
to disown any member Of their
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News from Washington.
New YORK, Feb. IL.

Tribune Washington Correspondence,
| lOth.-A personal difficulty happened
after the adjournment of the House to-
day, As Mr.. Hickman was returning
home through the Capitol grounds he
was overtal;cn by Mr.. Edmundson, OF
Virginia, who on approaching him calf
ed out and drew back his hand to strike
Mr.. Clinrman, who was accidentally pas
sing, stepped up and seized his arm, when
Mr.. Edmuudson struck at Mr. Hickman
with his left hand, knocking off his hat
but doing him no injury: The whole al
fair was instantaneous aud seemed to sur
prise Mr.. Hickman. Mr. Breckenridge,
who came up, took him away and the
scene ended. The alleged provocation
for this attack was an insulting reiec-
ton on Virginia contained in a recent
speech of Mr. Hickman, in which he
charged that II men and COW had
frightened the State.
The Republican Congressional Com
mittcc for the Presidential campaign de-
cided unanimously last night not to re-
ceiyc any portion of the profits Of the
House printing as had been suggested,
but to obtain means by voluntary contri-
button as heretofore for circulating doc.
uments and necessary expenses.
Gov. Robinson, Of Kansas, appeared
before the Harper's Ferry Committee,
and will conclude his testimony tomor.
row. He had not seen John Brown for
over two years, and had only limited
intercourse with him. He had no
knowledge Of any sort Of his raid into
Virginia til! the event was published.
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DiSuniOn.

! Disuni,n was formally charged upo'
the Republicans almost daily by ou
Democratic friends, but for some reason
the more sensible of them have held W
on that score of late. We have heard o
'lies returning to torment their orislna
tors" we don't know but these Demo
Gratis are now suffering torments from
their own falsehoods, that they would
suffer, if they had any consciences We
are sure. The following from the n. Y
Tribune shows who are the disunionists
| The schemes of Governor Wise tc
take forcib!c possession Of the public otil
ccs at Washington and turn out Col
Fremont, in case he should be elected
was, it seems, formally communicated not
only to Charles j. Faulkner, now oul
Minister to France, who thought it Gan
easy thing to do" but also to the Govern
ors of the Southern States san"r"i!y, =,
At late Union meeting IN hnoxVllle,
Tennessee, Judge Bailey, formerly Of Geor-
ola, stated this as fact. The Kno.rrtWe
Wig says:
"The Judge made one startling dis,
closure, which was new to US all. lie
said that during the Presidential contest
Governor Wise had addressed letters to
all the Southern Governors-and that
the one to the Governor Of Florida had
had been shown to HMM which Wise
said that he had an army IN readiness to
prcren, Fremont from taking his seat i
elected and asking the cooperation Of
those to whom he wrote
In remarking upon this, The Louis
rifle Journal says that it is 'unquestlon-
ably true flat Governor Wise did, in u.s.
Sc, write exactly such letters as Judge
Bailey describes. lie was as deep,dyed
traitor then as Old Brown has since
been. 1t was well that Old Brown
should be hung at Charlestown; but we
are by no means sure that it wouldn't |
have been better if Brown and Wise had
tangled at the opposite ends of rope
brown over a beam or the limb Of tree,
hundred pound weight being attached
O Wise's coat-tail to establish an equili-
,rium.
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B-[t is said that the first remark Of
John Hickman, -Lccompton Demo-
crat, of Pennsylvania, after listening to
the recent speech of Senator Douglas
was: "Upon thy belly shalt thou go,and
dirt shalt thou eat all the days Of thy
life Forney said Douglas seemed to
have lost his senses in his desperate strife
for the Charleston nomination.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

The fac. tina. the people Of Cedar
county have returned Hon. Ep WRIGHT
to the House Of Representatives for the
third time, shows in what estimation he
is held at home. 70 show what 9TH
ers think of him we give the following
extracts, the first of which we clip from
the Dubuque Times, aud the other from
the Burlington Hank Eye:
"Hon En- WRIGHT, Of Cedar, is
one Of the leading men upon the floor of
the House. He is 80 years OF age, tall
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

Price, of Muscatine, who weighs 260 lbs,
and nine weigh 200 lbs, or over. The
lightest is Mr.. Campbell Of Keokuk
county, who weighs only lis lbs
The Secretary of the Senate has also
compiled similar table. From it we
learn that 3 of them are farmers, Ii law.
ycrs, 4 bankers, I physicians, 6 mer-
chants, ! teacher, l editor, shoemaker,
and lawyer and Farmer. OF the whole
number ~ are married, and | is single.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

Judge Ckas. j. Ingersoll expired at
his residence last evening. He was the
L. s. Judge for this District, and As>is-
tant Judge in the Distric. and Circuit
Court of Southern New York. He was
appointed Clerk of the L. s. Court for
this Distric. in 1919, and filed the place
for nearly thirty years. He derived his
appointment of Judge from President
Pierce. Judge Ingersoll was regarded
here as very able lawyer and an excel
lent citizen.
- The business portion Of the village
Of Canton, y. Y, was laid in ruins on
the llth Ten or twelve buildings were
destroyed. Loss $4,000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

Dg- Since the organization of the Uni
ted States government, Congress has con
vened thirty-six times. OF the Speak.
ers Of the House Of Representatives TWEEN
ty-six have been from slave States, aud
ten from free States.
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NEW YORK. Feb. Q.

At meeting this noon of the Chamber
OF Commerce, the committee appointed
reported memorial to the President to
the effect that the Chamber of Commerce
of the State of New York Judge it prop
er and cxpedient to offer the mediation
of the United States between England
France and China. The report was ac-
ceptcd unanimously.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.

CINCINNATI, Feb 10.
4 fire last mig ht destroyed kimball 4
Weeds FIGURING Mill, 800 Race street,
communicating thence to the chair fac
tory Of Wm. Nolans. Loss $4,000 In
sured for $4,000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

The Boston Trarelcr learns that it is
in contemplation in the Legislature Of
Massachusetts,, to invite the Legislature
OF Maine; New York, Pennsy lvania, Ma
ryland and Virginia to visit Boston on
the 22l of February. The Legislative
Committee on Towns reported Il bill in
favor Of anucxing Roxbury to Boston.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16
CHAPTER 6.

AN ACT to change the time OF holding
Courts in the eighth Judicial District
of the State Of Iowa.
SEcrloN |. Be 1t enacted by the Cen
erM assembly ofMe State Of Io,ea, That
the District Court of the Eighth judi
cial District shall be held as follows:
At Iowa City, johnson County, on the
first Monday in March; fourth Monday
in June, and first Monday in November;
Provided that the first term in said coun-
ty after the passage of this act shall be
held on the third Monday in March
At Marcngo, in Iowa county; on the
I first Monday in February and Septem-
| Der.
At Toledo, in Tama County, on the
second Monday III February and septem-
Der.
At Vinton, Benton County, on the
third Monday in February and Septem.
Der; Provided, That the first term held
in said county, after the passage OF this
act, shall be held on the first Monday in
March, as now provided by law.
At Marion, in Linn County, on the
second Monday in January, May and Oc-
tobcr.
At Upton, in Cedar County, on the
first Monday in June and December.
At Anamosa, in Jones County, on the
second Monday in June and December.
SEC. ,. That no process, writ, notice,
petition or indictment issued out of or
fled in any ofthe Courts in said district,
and made returnable or triable at any
term now fixed by law for holding Courts
in the counties composing said dis
trict, shall be 9uashed, set aside, or In
any manner invalidate by reason of any.
thing in this act but the same shall be
held returnable and triable at the times
fixed by this act, and all proceedings
hereafter pending shall be treated as il
under this act commenced.
| SEC. ,. That section nine, of chap.
ter one hundred aud fifty of the acts of
/ the Seventh General Assembly of the
State of Iowa, be ard the same are here
by repealed.
SEC. T. That this act shall take effect
from aud after its publication in the
Eoca veeLIy Citizen, and Ioru State
J>urnol, published at Dcs Moines; and
Lona recALy RepuJl'can, published at
Iowa City, and hall be in force from the
date Of such publication, section TWEEN
ty-one, Of chapter three Of tho Code to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
JOHN EDW ARDS,
Speaker Of the House Of representatives..
NICHOLAS }. ISCH,
President of the Senate
Approved, January -, 1860.
SANt Ell. j. kIRkWOOD
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the Office Of the Sheriff Of New York
County is worth 100000 per anuum.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has four hundred and fifty
acres Of land for sale. lying in Cover township
Cedar county, Iowa, near the new ferry, in sec
tons number ten. eleven, fourteen ana fifteen,
with five good dwelling houses well finished with
one hundred and seventy acres under good fence
and one hundred and five acres in cultivation.
and stream OF never-failing water with mill
seat All OF which she efers for sale in small
quantities or the whole together. Seventy acres
OF the above is heavy timber land
ELIZABETH WOY
January 5th. lsGO.
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FOR vICE-pREsIDENT,
Hon. JAMES HARLAN.
Senator Harlan.

In another column we publish com
munication expressing a preference fo'
Hon. JAMES HARLAN, our senator, as
candidate for Vice President. We know
of no man better qualified to Till that
Office or even that of President than Mr.
Harlan. He has just been reelected to
the L. S. Senate with Q unanlmity on
the part of his political friends almost
unparalleled. No other name was mcn-
toned in connection with the office. 1t
il not often that man like Mr.. Harlan,
who is not politician by profession, is
honered as he has been. When first
elected. he was unknown to but few,
sine then he has become known almost
wherever the American Union is known.
His speeches have abounded in good
strong common sense and broad National
views. He is in truth Christian
Statesman, and it were well for the ma
ton if we had more like him in our Ma
tioual Councils. We chccrFuIIy place
his name at our head, feeling that no
better man can be found for that station.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-16

AN ENCoURAGING SIGN.-Some time
since Senator Gw in aud some other S n
ators I'D iire.eatcrs, were certain the
Republicans, in case they came into pow
er,cou|d get no person at the South to
Ia Ike Office under them. The pron4psntss
with which Mr.. Hoffman, from slave
State, accepted tile Office Of Sergeant at
Arms, should encourage them.
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Important News by Tele.
graph
The Organization Of the Congress Of thu
United States Accomplished!

Ihs OisInlIatlOH Oh the congress Oh the
United States Accomplished!
Business Proceeding Rapidly at d Back.
1eafd Rae!
But HOLTSLANDER is Offering a
large Stock of goods AT LOWER PR
CES than ever was offered to the citizens
of Cedar County. And would invite all
who want goods land pay for them te
call and examine his stock before buy
/ ing.
Ifyou want DRESS GOODS
Call at
HOLTSLANDER'S.
To find STAPLE and FANCY GOODS
Cheaper than ever, call at
HOLTSLANDERS.
For BOOTS, SHOES,
GROCERIES,, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
The best place to buy is, at the old stand
Of G. Sweetland, of
A. HOLTSLANDER
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New RULES OF TIE DIsTRlCT COURT.
All amer dments of pleadiugs shall be
made GA separate papers from the origin
al, and no riders or interlincations are
permitted, unless where otherwise spec,
tally allowed by the Court
+ causes shail be tried in their or
der on the calender, aud no cause shall
be set for trial so as to interfere with the
regular order of business.
No pleading, writ, notice, or other pa
per which Is by law "a part Of the record
in any cause, pending or determined in
the District Court in any court Of the
eighth Judicial District, shall be remov,
ed from the Clerks Office during vacation
or from the Court room during term
time, by any person whomsocver, unless
by special leave Of the Court or Judge.
The clerk on demand, shall furnish
copies Of any Of the papers mentioned IL
the foregoing rule, for the fees fixed by
law, or if desired, he shall allow any pr
son to take copies Of the same in his Iof
fee.
WIN. f. MILLER, Judye.
Adopted, January 9th, 1860
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II EROSEAE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cheap.
IA est possible light in use. for sale by
Dec Is, SO: JAMES MYER.
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No DANGER.-Thc Toledo Xero'd
hopes never to see the Democratic party
achieve such Il j." disastrous victory as
the election Of Pennington, There is 10
danger that they will achieve a ,ictory
Of any kind. But what were they aim
ing at when they tried to elect Know
Nothing Smith Speaker?
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Upton NURSERY
NOT SOLD our YETI

N35sslS2. WE would inform our farmer custom
49Ya ers and the public generally that we
still have a large and well SELECTED
stock Of APPLE TREES on hand and
fer sale this Spring: And as we must clear the
ground this Spring, we will sell at the following
VERY LOW RATES:
Apple Trees from to 10 Gents each.
Also, a few extra large size at Ia cts each.
Currants 60 cents per dozen: Red Cedar and
a few other evergreens.
HUMPHREY & CASEBEER:
February 9th, lsG0--n6
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|, Elijah Sells, Secretary Of State. Of
the State Of Iowa, hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy from the Or
i.inal roll on file in my otiice
ELIJAti SELLS
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Tic Committee 5 On County and AOWn-
ship organization IN bo,A Houses have
agreed upon and reported ola I'LL tJr the
establishment Of tie Supervisor system
in place Of that Of the County Jud .cship.
According to its provisions. each organ
lied Township in the Stat. is to elect a
Supervisor to holl for the term Of ,ro
years, and the Board of Supervisors for
each County i t, be classified body,
half Of the mcabers holding over. The
County Judge is to be, r.r of;cio, Chair
man of the Board, and the Clerk of the
County, Clerk OF the Board. This body
thus constituted is authorized to pur,
chase and hold real and personal estate
for the use CT the County; to make co1
tracts, audit accounts, aud icgislate to /
limited extent for tue several townships
1t is to hold its : lens on the first o
March and the first Monday III Soptem
Der Of each year, o! which notice shaI
be given BY the County Clerk tire
weeks previous to each meeting. 4 III
statement, by items, must be pubhshc
in at least one newspaper II the county
of all accounts claimed aud audited
each meeting. The bill wou'i have bee
improved il it had provided Ter "n annu;
instead Of a biennial election Of the ~
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business Proceediny Rapidly at q Bac)
uufd Roic!
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after May LIST, 1860, at sol BROAD.
WAY, tuo doors from The st. Nich-
,I,,o Inye/
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5 Numb"rS-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Capital Prise of S37,5OO.

as396 Prizes amounting to $3.50, $50
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters s2A
Certificates of Packages in the above
Scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday,. will
sold at the following rates, which is the risk
26 Whole Tickets, salo so
70 Half IA IS
25 Quarter /" 81 ri
~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount of moncy 10 our address
what y"n wish to purchase name the Lottery
in which You wish it invested and whether
You wish Halves. Wholcs or CHARTERS, on re-.
of which we send what is ordered, by rst
mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, n Printed
drawing. certified to hy the Commissioners.
VIII be sent, with mn explanation.
Purchaser will please write her signatures
plain, and give their Post Office; County and
State.
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes of 81 900 and Hn1er. paid i'm.
mediatrly after the drnwing--other prizes at
the usual time of 40 days.
OUR SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
Capital Prise $4,000
Droms Every iSatdra1y
Whole Tickets $40: lIalvesS5; Quarters So so
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to be al
dressed to
WOOD. EDDY T. Co. Wilmington, Del.
or, WOOD, EDDY geo, ST. Louis Missouri.
Circnlais containing Schemes for the month
will be Sent, free of expense, by addressing ns
above q
eB" The Drawings Of Wood DIV L. Co.'S
Lotteries are published In the New York Her.
nld, New York Times and New Yorker Stats
Zcitung.
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WIRE IeAILING,.

am agent for one Of the largest Wire Rail
ing Companies at the North, and will furnish
Window Guards, Gallaries Verandas, Bed
steads. or any other description Of Wire Works;
Mt the book prices Of the manufacturer, which
cnn be seen at my Office -,
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CIRCULAR SAWS.

am agent for r.. Hoe t. Co g celebrated
CIRCULAR Saws. anil also for IL Manufacture OF
,he same article in Richmond, Va. A full sup
ny OF these Saws. of all sizes, always on hand:
Persons wishing them will do well to call on
me- AS make no charge for fitting them TO the
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LITTLE's
RINGW0RM & letter. OINTMENT.
.EQRTIs, No, ~

ts' NO, ~
and diseases Of tho skin generally have been cured
Sy this remedy; aud since the Introduction Of tho
has been found that Il Viii not eisetaaIy cssiests
In short time. For tho eure Of Cynceross Sores
sns Wissrs = Y ,ssPpes in tssor ant
In more than two hundred places in GeofAa, and
tile Southern States, they are to be had and ss
thcre are scarnps about who are couuter6atinashIs
remedies, by palming' of their own or someth!ng
else ny using tho same similar names (of no "a.
tent wanted or secured amid the absurd patents OF
tne day let al be cautioned to look we'll for the
agnatnre Of th6sProprietor, thus:- -
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:. PALMETTO
IRON WORKS
GOT TNEga A .~re ~
.GOIUMEl3TA.r'S. s. {
~ WILLIAM G LAZE. rhornIIron.
GEORGE "A. SHIELDS, ,F6REMAN.

All descriptions ofSBrass and Iron Castinpa
eXsc;'tch in the very best manner, and at short
notice. rs we cast every day in tile w eek Our
stock of patterns is very large; having recent.
,y purchased all those formerly owned by G.
at ny establishment for the past five years.
makes the assortment more full than any other
like establishment i'm the State
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CoMBINAT PLAN
DRAWN EVERY DAY AT l O'CLOCK.
CAPITAL PRIZES,
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SPLENDID SCHEME

10 De Drawn Each Saturday in June.
Class 30 Draws Wednesday, June G, 1850.
Class Isl Draws Wednesday. June 10, 1850.
Class 2"4 Draws Wednesday, .unc 90, lsGo.
'lass 3o6 Draws Wednesday,. June 81, 1860
Nearly one Prize fo ereryt~o Tickets