Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10

sand bar, rite al the pint, an let sed
saiDtesses go on their way rejoisen-all
except 444 who must be tsaducee to stay
an watch the stax Of drafts. to KEEP the
Osollyally Sue Injuns frum ~destrawing
them, an feedinthem to thar ponez, On
III the Joon rize comes, N. b., we don't
meen q rize in the price Of your drafts,
that would never bring bring them down
Instruck said A44 watchful saintesses TO
look out fur the rize in the Platt's, an
wen tba Gee II Cumming, bail up the
drafts make a raft of them, an sale down
on the turbid buzum of the kombind kris
toll waters of the a4sed FORK of the Plat,
a4sed to Dobytown ? milds west of hear,
an thar tie ii up; 800 o. the saileresses
stay an watch IL, an the other 222 must
be appointed as delegateses to inform US
of the safe arrived of the raft of drafts al
the harbor-of Dobytown a4sed. These
numbers will perteck the saintesses from
insulce of Gentle Pilgrims, who air con-
stinkly %travelin this rode, on foot, to the
modern Ian of (G)ophir. Theze per-
cawshins will enable US to be at the Bank
when the raft comes, in the night, wur
il to arrive in day tint an we be away il
wood curtail a CRATE loss on US, fur the
soiers hear not noin their amence value
wood be liable to kart the drafts away
fur kindlen wood. Let US no at lc wen
they air shipt, an we will Telegarf you
wen they arrive.
Your next suggestion we will venture
to disregard, as the time for the drawing
of your magnificent Lottery, Class 80, Is
now drawing so near that we fear by
waiting for your reply to this we should
fail to assist you as we ought, to the sale
of a fabulous number Of selected packa-
ages Of tickets. to be drawn on the plan
Of the "Royal Havana Lotteries" Dec.
%, 1860. OF course you could not for
give US, nor could we forgive ourselves
for such dereliction Of duty toward a brace
of our counlry's greatest benefactors.-
Fearing that we have already wearied
your patience, we will leave most of the
balance of your circular for future concid-
Grafton, either Immediately after you an
swer this, or when we are advised eff the
arrival of your raft of drafts at DObytown
harbor.
We notice toward the last of your kind
letter that you begin to count more upon
the extra package contingency. ThIsseems
some what strange to US, coming as 1t
does after those dazzling propositions ;
however we are short-sighted creatures
at best, and perhaps cannot see as far In
TO a Loetsry Skeam as you can, but "should
the worst come to the worst" we make
you this proposition, hoping you VIII give
il due confederation, viz; Start US the
package and 90 on with the drag game
Should our package fail TO draw less than
5000 and more than $50, 600, we
will give you the extra package IN pay
menl, but, shonld the selected package
which you now hold for our benefit not
fail TO draw not less than 5000 and more
than $50, coo 900, you will then be at lib
erty to deduct SO to pay the managers,
and send VS. the balance along with the
extra package which we accept gratis at
a venture. If you send US the money In
gold by mail or Express, it must be al
YOUR W risk. If in drafts. by RATS, we
take the risk, perils of navigation, theft
and fire by the Ogalala Sioux excepted.
As fnanciers we make no p%retensions but
we Ratter ourselves that the above is a
most advantageous arrangement on both
sides. We do not wish to do any thing
less than fair by you, aud hope you will
give us fair play at the drawing. Very
sorry, cant be present to witness the pro-
cess. We area little afraid we shall
cheat the state of Delaware, as we notice
by your scheme that this Lottery is for
her benefit.
Oblige, Yours in confidence,
MUM. MUM & Co.
Who wish you SuccesSin your enterprise.
P. S.-Mum-are you making much
by these cirklers Enclose US % 3 cent
postage stamps and 81 cent stamps. and
we will send you by return mail, postage
paid, a book containing much valuable
information and sound advice to rams
gressors. One Of the Oldest and most
valuable works extant.