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those metals; broken glass, 70 old glass
sIlops; Old carpets. old mattresses, old boz.
es,old paila, old baskets, broken ten boards,
old tenders. old six hand
kcrcbiefs, knives and saltcellars not for
getting old shoes, which 10 10 baskets
othe tfahsIators. who tiffn old shoes into
now everything Ii short, that The house
holder has thought not worth mending.
besides many 4 Wastefnl addition which
the masters never knew, from mansions
where fccklessnesl aud extEasaganee bear
rule. Il, Il.
Some of the contents are the siftcrs
parquisite- n certain amount Of cindeTs
mud as much paper and wood as they can
carry, and corks Of bottles, W which alobe
some boast they can find themselves III
shoe heather; pill boxes also; and gaiIi.
pots are their lawful property, jeNalry
silver forks and Spoons, ard money are.
occasionally fenhd, and TOO often appfoprii.
.ated by the finder. One day q cheek for
d considerable sum WAS discovered among
the wante paper.
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Misfrlla usaas.

n London there are ten thousand places ssr
Che sale Of interesting liquors Is
Two fires occurred In phlIadeIphia ,.osntls
Involving q loas of upwards 100000. Gon
sl,ontaneous combustion Of cotton wastes.
yrh.y. ~ .,,on. t,,,, ,hon..,,,
sor. q ,t,,n I. n, n ~. Ta,,,, 800 ~,
rs,,Iy ans hnndiad MA d,,v ,hr,..,.S
{. a.. :, i 80 III. ~ I
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DYSPEPSIA AMONG FARMERs.

III is notorious fact, that Indication
prevails more extensively among the farm.
ing population Of the West than among
any other class Why Is this3 They
certainly take any reasonable amount Of
exercise and that tooint The open All, aud
IN the broad sunlight Their houses are
well ventilated, and by their Isolated stu
alton free from the many unhealthy inlIu-
enees d o pent up city, DIN
We think ifaoar farmers viii pause for
q n1emPnt and look this matter grayeiy ii
the face they will discern Tie cause :ot
the prevalence OF this mother Of most
maladies, nInong them to be. ss
q The constant use of salt meat, mar
ticulnrlt saltpork. IL Is well known that
this abominable swine's flesh, fried IN its
own filthy grecse, constitutes the ''stafT
OF hfc9in nearly every farmhouse in the
Mississippi valley Hog and bominy are
household gods, and according TO the
HOLSTERS creed. Indispensable 10 mans
existence. .t &. 4. r # = I.
/. 3, The use 81 coifco. Tho faithful
western housewife serves il up .'st: 9pg
and good morning, noon. and night,
Reader, Just think Of it, the vlIcst Of liesh
washed into the stomach three times day
by a decoctiou Of narcotic poisonl : q :
E. .. Rapid eating, We Should retncfn
Der that swallowing ones food Is not the
first process necessary to healthy digestion.
II We had gizzards VIC might then sNal.
low our food whole as ducks do, but in.
stead of gizzaFds. We have teeth tson,s 81
u.s. aud are commanded to use them IN
grinding food for tho stomach; but il we
compel the stomach TO do both its own
work aud that Of the teeth, it will soon
give signs Of debility and disease in the
shape Of aeidity, headaches, sense Of
weight over the whole man, irritable tenn
per, sdespondency, etc, E.5
Our farmers seldom spend more tLan
ten or fifteen minutes at meal. aud then
90 Immediately 10 the Geld and engage
in the most lahoriops work. Atleast ono
hour should he spent after each meal in
.repose Of both body and mind. This viii
allow the stomach to collect to itself, 50
to speak, a dine quantity of blood, out IF
which 10 elaborate the gastric jniee. VIC,
lent exercise calls the blood to other parts
Of the body; and thus robs the stomach
- : IS 49,
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5eIfffiana.
STORY OF a MIsER

MrcHAEL BAND Cor Bear, as lie was
Snstinies called who lived near Little
York Pennsylvania, was miserable
nter His father left a valuable farm
y i've hundred acres In the vicinity Of
York, with some farming and household
articles. He kePta tavern for d number
dysars married and raised four children
he accumulated an immense estate which.
preserved 50 tenaciously that he never
ohsred . dollar for the education Of his
children. lie was never known 20 law
Sut single dollar in cash for any article
y might De In want Of; he would find
%lue person who would barter with him
~ something he could not conveniently
,ellior money He farmed largely. and
. w! large distillery, which he supplied
sa.leiy with bis own grain. He Kept a
Ns'a lor the conveyance Of his whisky
y. .s,l Hour to Baltimore, where, when he
~ sSC'l hoe cell Tor money at a price to suit
rai ne battered for necessaries for his
.. MY and tavern. In this way he
, sa.lsed an estate worth four hundred
@susand dollars. Such was his attach
:, +'us Y money that he never was known
n esa1 q single dollar TO any man.
\, Sp.a me best mortgage or other security
,.. .s could T be given, he would not lend a.
sss l no never invested one dollar in public
M S. asisaer would he keep the notes Of
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a PLEA FOR THE enlIpRES.

Fl DoE'r know what on earth to do with
the children say nine out of ten people.
They are getting so inischiet0ns We can't
have them in the house; the back yard Isl
too sthall for them to play m, and if Won
let them loose Iii the street they come
back with the slang words and rogtIisll
tricks Of hale The young scampss Id the.
neighborhood piled Oh their own. I don't
really see what's 70 be danele & r ; s, .=.s
4. * What's TO be :d0nei Itcertainiy Is a
question Of doing. The poor things must
do something, aud whether It Is mischief
or not, depends very much on yourself, my
.deslr sir They IRE like li,iie lightiiing
rods, fully charged with the electricity df
their lfaIicSdine youth. Keep them h,lsy,
employ their rowing minds aud restless fin.
gers, aud If you are tclnpte4t to get out Of
Patience, remember the tortures yau YOUR
self used to endure us achild, whe,, your
parents compelled you to ',sit still and be
.quiet z Little people were never made to
be quiet Time enough FOR that when
their hair is streakcd with the first silver
threads. Give them something TO do; en-
courage their small enterprises aud they
will be contented enough. Don't leave.
them TO the risks OF d street education.
No matter il your yard Is not 50 large. as
the Central Park, il must be small in
deed If there Is not room for a few plants
and fower.seeas, Make the children
miniature agrieultNrists allot them each
their space. The lessons Of care, and pa.
tience. and forethonght they will learn
there may one day be OF infinite useful
ness to them. Let them see that you
sympathize with their pursuits-teach
them that father Is never too busy to
listen to their questions and conjectnres,
When the ,beacoalight Of home burns
with a%stcady and loye-replcuished glow,
there Is little danger that the fittul blaze
of the worlds temptation will ever out.
shine It's calm luster. The greatest mis-
take Of al, however, is to believe that
children can be happy without employ
nlent, or that the constant WHY of
their inqniring eyes and voices can be put
of with '1Go aud sit down, > or Children
shouldn't ask qucstionslg II children ARE
not to be allowed that privilege, who, is,
We should like TO know? Again We say;
give them something TO do, and don't seold
at them for doing it. ..>..
= o. .--
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d,igillal Ilarlrly. !.
REurSIscEScEs OF YOUTH
Br sons rYox

M JOHN LYos. f.
Il, thusbss ofininicy and childhood seem
n. dreams that vanish; at our waking
If hours 81. Il I'LL. ;: .t, III {.
4, s.hOodt i memory isa living thems.
M. irs.A than manhood : iage, i1lptorsai
\ Yorrt b
4, nIIe parental appreciation eayc,
4. s.aaifs bsroh thAt Or the tfuant
yhgsd;
|n.,haIIow brook, where on We stem'd tho
NaSp, 5;. ....:ss
!, 4, 5l,y,l d lido and ssek around tho glade.
4, WINDING treasure 81 he ripene,i fruit,
I1sysIlow eteam the cupboard bid ftota
view, ....53 a.:s.
n ,iOlsa sugar, and tbe quick pursuit,
HAsnsrsadmA threatened theft desefyihg's
do. s5
n. sl,nl thoughts BY emulation sorn,
How gfsA. W would b, = our parents
taught
euscl, fairy scenes pf lie, with pleasure
streMn \ Il: s.5ss5s .siss s II
Without thorn, . pain youtl..E blisshll
thought. t3s.s l,5 es5
EIhe burning fever 81 i guiIeIess heart
TkatIoagsd iot something love had name.
less made, i. H /, 81
Ehrh We could feel, hut words could meier
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q cALIFoRNIA LOW lErrE,lIls.

h. Al cory Or d letter that was piickei IN
ii the street IN Marysfille, California,
not long since. <. n. .l, i. i, jig {. d
AIariessille July fore 1852.
Dear Cate you know j Inv you. nor
an any other Gifle IN the World, and
watts the Rezen you always want me to
tell You so. no you are almost gittenn
tired of Haitin for me. i ia YOU irv me
iit 70 brake your hart, Il no We ort to
Git narrid but how Kin We III We KNIT
Sal Watts the use Id ti6kin about ii. ii
thort wen sold my mule that i wld hay
nough 10 pay the preeheF and III Won nice
gonn But / tried mi Ink at poker and
got strapt the FIRST iiiie. Cate Won never
played poker In korse not Wei, its Il
cohfeunded nifty nice game as long as you
hin at behind q smoral par, but wen You
kant get q par, the pots gone. / IuT Won
SO much Cate that almost hay d notion
10 sci me 4 horse wagin an buck mite or
2 at tarrow, but how kin il Sal NY
Who'll wagin Mudnt fetch more an fore or
s good stalks, he 20 back 10 the mounting
nm work on dig an swet an do every.
thing 1 kin 10 git mony 10 git married i
mt anyways getus Cate, but pleze don't
hug and kiss and sit on !. m B.
lapp Any more. yOn no he tint worth
sshuks he kant drink more an d horns
thout Citing tito; ican stand MP under
$50. Yon know i can lick him Z, and la,v
dun II aud can dn:it agin. hut / amt d
bit Eells, ikno / ort TO nit marrid long ago.
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IPT AUTHORITY ]
4uhfit Arts

THIRTY-sIXTH CONGRESS OF
THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at he fra session, teAic1 pas 6egua
and hid al tie City Of Has1ingioS, IN
The Distrid n Caianl6ia, on Monday,
. tie mn day Of December, a. ID. 1858,
and ended on Monday the tieeatg,iiftb
dayof jung, A. ID, 1860. i =s
JAMS BugHAxGx, President JoHS C, BREcK,
INRIDoE, Vice PresideUt. and President Of
the Senate. WILLIAM PESsIKeroS, Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives. 80
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y. NY thirilrth august eighteen
" s.ly the rates
49,. ,,s.ss :. I. " rslhleL iaattef e hereby 90
se !. There shall he no word Or commu.
ptlntei on the same alter It's pnblica
M, ~ Ion lns soseE ~ wnppcs Thereof
the gYs, ~ ~ 49,. -, 80 won
IaIe nv. a., So. ~. ihe
aud nc a,lrcss VA ~ ,,.,s, Y, 4.
Ia be set,t NJ. .7' ~ 80. - {. =
III g. 3 d. Z, ! ,t.. a.s, e, .,.s I.
y NJ e z 5s. sIla.,ed at o Al
tne limits ~ my
siig w andef tie authority
II Nj ~ ~ s.lhys one cent each
~ III we Iecelpt and delivery
MI - w, Z. more. "a ..fs5
II III 4 PHI ot l''t III III I, Ut
So. ,s,,l ..,. 4, i. !, Il.
= feeta,t5n g ~ lituFH q
1Hslesses1ca f'sstfts y ne iea Spsee.
Fl DE u tssaasa ~ Eke StSsats ini Henss ~ Rspn,.
issidiee N ne tfisd Stafes u imefol - tt,5ge..
qsterabief, That when any person shall ind5fse.
on any letter his Or her name and place 81
IeSidsnce. ~ writer tliafeof the aayne aIfey -:
manning anealls,i for Il he allscs Is which Il
may direct, shall be returned bY mail ID said
wtitir; and no such ldttrts ShnIi b. nsIvcf tiscl
nor ,shatl the same Be treated rs dead letters,
until 20 tetutnesi to The pist Office Of the writer
aud there remaining unralled for one quarter
AlrFnoyEn, "A til " lsGl. 81 q & 8a. i
49,. e .11.-r- ..s
y aAr. MI. AZ aet 20 stflie the itiet %
If Alsands etegq Ne boHHdafE Line tefteeH hhs
Stafes ~ fseotgta md Florida. \. b vi lil
~ Il tHaoseE ~ ne Seaate aiid lloisss an Rtsrss
seltaitrss D. he Lnilfd States ~ ssfsc IN Go,sgSss,
dssslaJted, That whenever the diyfdiDa line bs,-
tween the States of Georgia and FioIida shall
have herfi tinHll u sNfyey red npproted ratified
and confirmed iiRr The boundary between tlloss
States, thr Secretary nf the Interior shall "a
and is hereby. authorized Us adindielte iIi,on
principles 81 equity and jastIcc, all claims.
Dii,ler sales or grants nv the State ~ Geofria.
tplandu wiIieb may fttlt within tic state III
Florida, and oil 81 sail tlaltps which may Do
approved b. him shall be and arc hereby ristf-
BED md cnHfifmel: Ffasi,irsl. however. fAal
the static 6f Georgia shall Htst fatffy and con.
firm all sales and grants mode BY Tho Uulisa
States q lauls ln Florida which may fall with
in the limits of the State 81 ieofgia under III
fnal adjustment Of tho boundary lima afOfe
said. =. 6: 4 Z: ::' II
APPRoyRp, April II, 4 1850
aS%.=%4 ssiy+l.-.---. IL; Il .5.53522 II iii
CHAR. XXI. An Aei 10 iasorgoTafs ~ Cniiss
I =: States .5gricHEtural SoeiefE
# nj II a; li. Ss,,s,. ,,J H.. III
tjitte, N fs ,t s5s,e5 ~ -, a,,r,.
til,.t IL *
min IN F.s,;. Z ts.ss.,,,i,, al. X ~,
Percy I5r,re. and Jahn n S1nith il,sir ass,s;
ates and .Ncl,.ssots IN, ami fhsy Lss,.,hv a.
made dsfI,red a,t IN sttt,,t,I "A,
aud Indy naiitie WITH i, and f,s thg ,iet 8
l3inmlis IL nd, M n, f,., Il, No., s,,,,i;,,,
ancr forever il Inc nsnic nn,l ~ a %s..i1t
United Ststss AeTicnI,uIaI .Ss,Sisi - ard n
2, - =. -, n
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n u Good BY agin. Run that Teller Of.
Il 9Th r. I'm not q bit gelus, Cate,
don't let him come about the house.
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Al CORY Or d letter that was picked Il
ID the street IN Marysyille, California
not long sinee Nj .l,5
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Char. XL. IA det t0pr9Gias paynIsnt FIR Drprs-
dStioMs eenmitfei ~ Inc IFkIfs upon Lis SllagnsS
Italians IN KdHsds 5fsritorg --e'
BE ID d,pacied BgtSs Sesgis aiVi Have Of RSytesa.
L1ttpes q ls tnaod STATES Of Amvha IN tbagrcas
assembled. That ioT the purpose Of paying claims
Of certain moTnbvrs ~ Che Shawnee tribe Of In,
dams, presented TO Congress, at is present
session, for depFedatiens committed upon their
property ;bf citizens OF inhabitants of the
United States, there I've, and Is hereby. appTo-
pttated. out dt ny moneys Ia the treasury not
otherwise Appropriated, the sim u thirty six
thousand seven hundred and eleven dolIaJs.
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CHILDHOOD

Drawing pictures on the slate,
Making houses out Of cards,
Solving riddles all elAte,
Popping In the neighbour yards
Such Is part of childhoOd'a game,
Innocent Of wealth or fame.
Blowing pencil dust away,
Some perchance may meet the eye;
Looking out for market day,
When comes home an extra pie
Such Is part Of ehildhoOd's fun,
Ere the growing time is done.
On sll-fours about the room,
Porsonating eats and mice;
Saying OF the weaver's loom,
Don't It match the carpet nicsf
Fairy weaverH, stn themselves
Dancing like the ancient elves.
Noddlng when the prayer Is long,
And the eyes are rubbed IN vain;
In the morning up with song,
Holding hands to catch the rain
Tom, come inl you roguish Will
Go 70 school, and there be still
Life a holiday Of sweet,
Care blue-beard yet unknown;
Every day its joy repeats,
Rapture in one even tone.
Who that morn would wish to eloudl
Who that fairy land would shroudi
Hard their destiny who creep
Through a childhood full Of gloon,
Sad awake and sad asleep,
Buried in living tomb-
Old before their spring u sped,
Gray at heart ere morn Is fed
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lDatelrt 0aite Aaerlen.

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
DATENT OEFICE AGENCY OP.
y peEite Weddell House, Bank street, Cleveland, o.
w. RgkRDqE, luy1iiSn IEHU BRAIEARp,
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5tn0nrt0l.
FORFTGN EXCHANGE.

nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
IL from s. upwards, Ens land and France, and on
ali the pTIncipa CiitG Of Germany On Ersnkfort Ber
In, Wilma, Lipzig Nurimberg, Cassel, Cologne, Ham
burEh, Bremen Stutts art, Maunhem and Prague. For
sale By mrl2 RETTBERG HAUSMANN.
$4,000 MONEY, O ADYANG; A.;I3l - 9;
stand aud Well known WAGNER's OFFICE-on gecuri-
ties Of kind viz Dry Goods, Hardware Gold and
Silver Plate, Watches, Diamonds JeWory, FIRE arms
Clothing, Furniture Carpes, amos, Mirrors Paintings
General Mechudse and PerIonal property and articles
Ofvalue the most satisfactory terms Business strictly
private Established 1851 Watches and JeWely for sale
WM. WAGNER, oface No. 3, water St.,
Store.
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Boar0ina.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr, BEACH
ID has takenthe fac Boarding House, No 2l0 Superior
st which has been newly tted up snd is now open for
the rece epton Of boarderE ly1o:zAS
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and By the stone Churehone Of the
paired apd open for Boardus Families Wishing %
furnish their rooms oo accommodated with large
and convenient and bedrooms and Single Boaruer
and Day BoardeTs win find good accommodations on rea
sJnHhle terms. Ladies net excluded References gTen
sc reeetvea aurlR1 q. W, AukklII.
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Explain an ornamental printing OF every description
done tt the P'ntug Establishment Of the LRADRR omoe
the latest improved and most rapid Steam Prshasu in
tue best yl short notice. and AZ reasonable
Particular attention paid 10 blank work Every dssop
tion Of Binding dons, especially Blank Books Lodgsrs
Journals Sales BookS. Receiving BookH, &C., &c.
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Builders g ArfEliteds.

BROOKS s. G. & Z. W., BUILD
II RS Also AanufectursTs Of Doors, Blinds, Sash
bFack and az Kinds Of seIosnWins and Gothic work
Particular aten . paid g Fitting Up Stores Fas.ory on
DiEiHon-at near Centre block Cegstaad.o. nolo6sl
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~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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Gmprapers,

EnFr8YIng and EithogFEPhIng.
pRAINERD & BURRIDGE.WOOD
ID ENoRAvEHS AND LITHocRPHERs Bank
street. Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
IJ Electro Platsr Door Platter and Msnufaofe- co.,
per of QntaFo and PosPeei is, guP sairs Cleveland o
ID Prepared tc repate Spoons EeFks. Castors 6s md
make them equal @ new. Door Trimmings fgrnishea OF
Plated % ooer Bel Hanging Proupty attended % and
prices reasonable. iul22dt6
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DEMING & TRFAEY,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 81 Pearl St., New York.
Parsuar attention pad h purchase Of Goods for Con-
GiynOrs Liberal Cash Advances on Flour and Grain.
REFERENcEs-Wm. ". Fox, PTest N. Y, Gas Light
CO.. Charles Fox Pras't CITY Fire Insurance Co. NY
Thomas W PsaTsalI, Esq New York; Weaver, Richard
son Co, New York, Collins Bros Co, Hartford; Al
colt Horton, CleFeEnd; John Tennis Co, Cleveland
BateOok Hurd, Cleveland; Day, Griswola Co., Hart
cd u26
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DErtistrp.
nRHrIsTRY
AT OH sIIPERInR ST

AT III SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines II your teeth are bed rOsd
hem with great care II you have tss;h At all EsD:
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the streets, in the social
circle and in the parr BY the humbet peasant and the
pToudsst Is hs hundreds Of persons lose good
cts OF teeth Tor the want Of the timely aid Of good and
kful dentist poor and inferior operation is many
than all II your teeth good, have
hem examined bY good dentist and keep them in order.
poor no time should be lost but have them repaired, the
the better and escape that which Burns s the
cell OF an diseases Alireguaros Of the teeth should
attended 70 81 childhood and youth
All persons dosfous Of ne dental operations are tnTit-
Cd 70 Gall At my room where particular attention isg
% the preservation OF the natural teeth where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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60tEIs.
.OTEL DUMAS

OTEh DUMAS
HcAaster Street between "a dad 5h. CINCINNATI OHIO
This old and well established Hotel has been recently
retod In superior STYLE and is now unsurpassed BY any
Hotel Of itg class N Amerc1.
Ths propristoT from hs experience in this city, Cal
orul and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others win warrant hin entire success, Gnd be ia
faFOraBy known to this community anticipates full share
Of public patronage. ALEX. EHUMATE,
arr10E6 PrODristOr.
MANHATTAN H0TEL-Nos. 3, 5
Ik- Fand Murray street. q door from Broadway, op
oaitt he Park New York. HugEnB Fling PToN1otoTa
FIEgIns. .late Of House, Bostsn. n CFlinF
ta Of t.vvaiob Hntel NoW York doe1 !
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MORNING LEADER.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

mORNING, mARoH IA, 100,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Ordinary Drawing.
TO taAe place as Specified.
e Grand Capital Prize or ego ooa
Approximation Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS :auarters so sn

'ges IN the Ordinary Drawings
owing 'stes, which Is the risk.
le of 10 Whrfa Tss.l-.,.r 80
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We are nov receiving large and conn lete assert
m.nt of Groceries, Wines Liquors, Cigsrs and To-
bIcco. "a which We invite your attention. Our stock
consists III part Cd the folloSing ARTICLES:
sugar and offee.
so hhds. Sugar; 10 boxes Boston Loaf;
$50 bbls pow. 4 crush do: 80 bbts MDla sses;
30 do Coffee sugar; $50 bags BAH more Coffee.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERrrF1c.rrs

Enclose the amount Of money To our address ror
what you wish To purchase; name the LOTTERY in
which you Wish At invested, aud hother Won wish
Sholes, Halves or Quarters, or Eghths on receipt
OF which send what is ordered bv irst maj ~
gether with tie scheme. -
Immediately after the drawing a Printed Drawing
certified To by the Commissioners WILDE SEM ,i,s
Explanation.
aS- Purchasers willplease write their signature
plain, and give The maine OF their Post ONCE county
and State
Accommodation strictly ION hdential
Rs- Alprizes OF 81 200 nd under paid immediatlv
yafter the drawng-otheI prizeka tthe usua tim eof
forty days.
NPwood, Eddy Il Co.'s lotteries are drawn nj
Augusta, Georgia, and ~ilmin gtOn Delaware
Address orders or rickctsor Certificates nv n
Express IT, be 1irectedIo
WOOD, EDDY Y co. Augusta Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY X co. Atlanta Cieorgia-
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., wimin gton Delaware
4s-Clrcuiars containing Schemes for the month
will be sent free OF expense by addressing as above
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The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

DR DAVIS, oeHiist and Aurist, i2T CaFondelet 81
IL New Orl' ans, La, has newly invent ted instru
tsent. for extreme cases Of tseafness with lie
sissAnee a person IL enabled % hear with ia great
est easeto enjoy ordinary conversation aud ~ bear
public assemblies. IL rests compile ely Within ths
Ear and can be without the slightest IN soEve
Hlc1ce. OEe oh ect 81 tbs instrument e 10 keepthe
organ In : constant state Of activity aDd by do
ing, time enable peFsun 20 dispense with it,
use. Call aad examine or send Tor circular.
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One Grand Prize of 100000
s1Ise,Tss
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SO: Quarters s
Elghths 50. so.
TaR ORMNARY DRiWINGS

of Wood, Eddy Co. s Single Number Lottersas I'll
take place IN pubic, follows:
Class II Draws on Saturday, May S. 1850.
Class = Draws on Saturday, Mag IL, 1860.
Class 7S Draws saturday Nav 10 IsSO
Class - Draws on Saturday, Nay % lsoo
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NISE' TICKErS