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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

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DlscHAHcEn.-Capt. James NJ. McKelvy,
Of Company l, Seventh Regiment, has re-
.ceived az honorable discharge from tile SER
vice on account Of physical disability. He
Us now at home. -. 49,. -
On account Of this vacancy. Lient. G. V.
Mayhem has been promoted to the Captain
cy, and our genial fricn,l Lieut.. Jos. f..
West, to the First Lieutcnancy Of the Com
pany. '''- - ..,'-
PEEsoNAL.-Hon.H II. c. Wait returned
on Saturday evening from trip to Wash
ington and New York. 49,. 49,,
Mr. E.'W. Sims started about n week
ago for Fort Rice, On the Missouri 1.-THE
stage OF water is good, he will, go through
to Virginia City with a stock IF goods:
. Rev. S. H. Norris leaves town in few
days for the east. He contemplates return.
ing to the State. Rev. w. Carver succeeds
him as Principal Of the Institute.
Town MATTERS Some matters of inter
est were transacted at the Town Meeting
on Tuesday Of last week which we were
unable to give in our last issue. The diff:
:: 'ferent Overscers of Highways selected
were: ...-s,. : =. :r it,
Dictrict No. l, Oscar Taylor No. 2, John
II. Owen; No. 3, Philip Beaupre: No. i,
William Pattison No. 5, CIV. Harvey
No. 6, F. Hartmann No. I, John Gross
The following resolutions were adopted
-. =, Resolued, That the Board of Supervisor
be directed to take up and cancel the Tw,
Years Military Orders on the applcatio,
of the holders thereof. and issue in. thei
stead, orders receivable for taxes for tn,
current year, in an amount equal to tn,
town military tax of-such applicant, tn
gross amount thereof in connecio will
the one year military orders already issuee
not to exceed the amount. of the militar,
tax raised or assessed for the curren
year. 49, r''' ..
Resolred, That. the Town Clerk and Su
pervlsors be authorized to credit TIE bill
OF the Supervisors for procuring recruits
during the past year, but not to allow al
amount exceeding So per day for the tim
actually employed by the Supervisors: i,
procuring recruits. d.. i. ..,,.... u. -
The Board Of Supervisors, as :ez ofci
Auditors Of, the Town, reported the follow
ing amounts allowed during the year end
ing March 3lst, 1865: ...,:g = ',.;::a
Town bounty allowed to 70 recruits -
enlisted during the past year to
the credit Of the town; necessa- =: >:
-. ry expenses allowed for obtain '.'''/
- ing the same and their Transport Z: (
tation to St. PAUL. 49, SD ,513. g
(Makiug the average cost Of each re
crult...... $275.82
Amount allowed Committee for cor D.: .s.>..
recting enrolment, and amount <'.1
paid for transportation Of enroll ' $50.
led men to St. Paul to procure =
ovnr,r<;on no M, rnto 90 &c ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

$ Saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, Nu-
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, &c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

DJ" No young lady should accept the
hand of a young man until he has satisfac-
tor,ly answered the following question: Do
you take your county paper and pay for it
in advance . Exchange. ! ......t !
And no young man should place the ring
on lady's finger until she had promised
to se.'d the editor a whole jelly cake-say,
a foot and a half in diameter.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13
-'".'.E = THtlE:!.T- ~ = :
,Gro,certe,,s& So.


All Of which will bell posed Of 1t the
very lowestmarketr rates n Cash.
v6n19-tf "a 4..ss.a j.. .:s. BENNETT.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-13

Amonnt allowed Commit toe for 1t.or. : 49,
recting enrolment, and amount *''.'
paid for transportation Of enroll .' ..'.
led men to St. Paul to procure. p
exemption, as per vote at q Spe-
cial Town Meeting, held July -"
31st, 1864. ,,. ~, :. 1857. /
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-21

NEW ORLEANs, LA.
MIR y AUBERT, whose furnished rooms. Char
VI tres STREET, BETWEEN st. Louis and Toulouse.
were so well known, has just opened the Missis-
sippi Hotel, No f2o Gharres street, corner of St.
Louis. ~ al #E..f E.HG cd
nent FURNISHED ROOMS, at nnoderGte 21riees;
they may also have their MEALS, by the day or
by the week.
All will meet With that comfort which, for ten
years, has been found in AUBERT's House. -,-s-
oct29-3n = . i -. .s
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-21

~ BUDGET or Fun. The dove was
the first newspaper.carrier, when one
morning it went out and fetched a
leaf for Noah! ID Tt contained a par.
agraphi on the weather, notifying him
that the heavy storm had subsidized.
ela"Old Bumblebee," !" was the cogno.
meuof Mr. T.. of Newport. He gain
ed the. title, from the fact of his CATCH
ing bupblebee one day, as he was
shibgling his barn, and in attempting
to destroy the insect with bis Ratchet,
cut off the ends of his thumb and fore
finger, letting the insect 20 unframed.
Uncle f., il. one Of his oblivious freaks
nailed his left arm so firmly between
two boards Of fence be was putting
up, that be had to call for assistance
to get extricated from his self-impris-
onment. nHe.once put a button on a
gate instead of the post. But the
rarest freak Of all was when be ran
through the streets, with his hands
about three feet asunder, held before
him, begging the passers-by not to
dIsturbfhim, as he had got the mea-
sure of a doorway With him. e, t
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-21

/ CONDITIONAL FORGIVENESS. A
negro about dying, was told by his
minister that he must forgive certain
darkey, against whom be seemed to
entertain very bitter feelings, Yes,
sah," be replied, =" If | dies, / forgive
dat nigg but if I gets well, dat nigg
must take care" .'' 90
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-21
The GazRtte&Gatt&t
GEN ERAL NEWS.

~ Il = DE- }
l. The Supreme Court of Illinois has
Sustained the State Treasurer in re.
fusipg g to pay the Legislature in gold.
tr The Dess Moihes Railroad Iis to be
completed to ]Des Moines, Ia., by Dec.
II 1865. etf nn bonaai n 1ii0 19'na7
80 "A will was disallowed in Berlin,
Mass, lately on the ground that it, was
dictated by 2 g g spiritual medium.
In Iowa 4, ,438. acres Of land were
taken up orssettlementin September.
% strongsefofts are being made for
thesrelease of'exSenator Yulee, from
Fort Pulaski % @ei4 . ai9 Iia T'' ''f
hi NJ Desar, q Swiss naturalist, has
declared after Investigation, that small
fish of the carp species have been
found in artesian wells two hundred
fleet p.4{They have fine large eyes,
|9wbiehsis not the ease generally with
subtterranea fish. au ao.ra + "a
ls The New England factories are run.
Ming night and day, and are unable TO
obtain sufficient operatives. ,v
The population of Tunis is .2,OO0,-
600 souls, of whom the great proper
ton are Mahomedans, about 10000
Jews, and 5000 Christians.
William johnson, brother Of Pres.
Debt j 6hnsou, died at Velasco Texas
on the Both inst. On He had lived at
Velasco for many years. He was
plaacIhliilnist plaa III BY trade, but was Collector
Of Veasco ct the time of his death.
-. 1q 1,+B Bangor, Me-, female BARRIERS are
ar The rage. ,' '"' '' .,,
+ Richmond papers say Kirby Smith
took the eiannesty oath at Lynchburg.
Henry Ward Beecher has reiterated
the conservative sentiments Of bis late
political sermon in a public address
at Brooklyn, Beecher is indorsed by
Rev. DR.. Storrs.
The largest canal in the world is
one ipr China, commenced in the tenth
century. - Il passes oyer two thousand
uiles and through forty-one cities.
Admiral Porter is IS now engaged in
re- establishing the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, sMsryland. The class of
-nldshipnan just entering numbers
9lli47oi' 9lli47oi' rasd aai Iauono ,2.i W +o yai
n The removal Of the miscellaneous
portraits from one of the galleries at
Hampton Court Palace, England, to
theoCartoon G alleries, disclosed se-
ries. of decorative tapestries on the
walls, which are of the latter part of
the seventeenth century.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-21

WA New York paper says "a person
high in authority" asserts that it is call
nonsense to elect mem bers to the Legisla-
ture at Albany; for it is much cheaper to
buy them after the election LIS over"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-21

HUMAN LIFE.-Hope writes the
poetry Of the boy, but memory that
Of the man! Man looks forward with
smiles,s but backward with sighs.
Such is the wise providence of
Heaven! The cup of life is sweeter
at the brim, the flavor is impaired as
we drink deeper, and the dregs are
made bitter that we may not struggle
when the cupis taken from our lips.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
THE ATTACK ON MATAMORAs,
A GunbOat in the Fight.
General EspinOsa Killed.
Another General Wounded.
Ner n-lean. rImes. Nov. go.

FTom DC New orleans Times Nov 70.
The United States dispatch boat Eliza
Hancock, Shultz, from Braz0s via Galveston
arrived here this morning. Among her
passengers were Gen. Steele and staff. To
Lieutenant Kent Of the staff, we would ex-
press our thanks for valuable eourtesies.
Before leaving Galveston, Gen. Steele re-
ceived the following telegraphic dispatch
from Gen Weitzel, az Brownsville:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

very many well-dressed people is rather a
grim reality.
We do, therefore. most earnestly desire
that Congress, very early IN the coming
session, viii strike boldly at The principal
cause Of the high prices-the inhatton Of
the currency This imitation il the heaviest
Of all our taxes. lSoi only does il keep 10
'he price Of commodities, but BY The hncfn-
atoms in the price Of gold il renders il din
cult 10 do business Hitb certainty. The 81
psrabundsnee Of uio1ey stimulates specula-
tions AID conPeis every man 70 charge az
exorbIient profit in self-deienss.
Prices, however, viii never again be As
low as they once were We say neuer; for,
II the national debt were paid to-morroE,
II al the var taxes were aboiished, and the
Currency reduced 80 a. % destroy the pre-
MUM upon gold, stil prices would be high
er than they were ten years ago. Cod II
SCI = a1natcd. Siace the discovery Of gold
IN California and Australia, about seventeen
hundred million dollars worth Of gold ha,
been added 70 the worlds stock Of that met
81, 20 say nothing of the product Of the silver
mines OF Nevada, which is immense. This
mari Of new gold and silver il now sufficient
70 affect prices al over the world; and, sc-
eord-ngly, We hear complaints from London,
Paris, Berlin, and Petsrsburg, that il cost,
more 70 I'VE N those capitals than ever be-
fore. All the labor and capital expended N
getung that gold and silver from the bowel.
Of the earth, we regard as mere wsste; the
only effect Of II being 10 oblige us to pay sr
ounce and a quarter Of gold for whal could
Dc formerly purchased Cor an ouhee-whicl
4 no adYantage, but disadvantage. Goll
beng only Representative Of value, small
quantity would answer the purpose Of com.
meree IS well as q large.
That is past praying for, however. Colo
is inflated let US not aggravate this evil
which we cannot help, BY an imitation o
the currency, which We esn. The super
abundance Of gold in the world will max,
i easier for US to return TO the gold stan
dard.
There is one nuisance which a return 4
specie payments viii Immediately sbate
and that is the dirty and illegible rag
which supply the place Of silver change
Three long years have passed since thesi
eyes Of ours beheld ten cent piece. Wher,
Is the silver gone! In whose cellar is i
stored2 OF what avsil are the tolls of 81
many Of our iellOw-citizens in the silver
mines OF the Southwest, Il we cannot &c
enough 10 buy our MONDAY apple With
| o, Mr.. McCulloch, 0, members Of Congress
| whatever else you omit, Prick the bursting
balloon OF cur currency, and give us baci
our silver change
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

VETE hsse reduced our prices 20 cOmpets with
w Northern Cues. Tins beings branch OF or
NEW YORK. House gives great facilities iOr selling
goods st the lowest pucte. Our stock eInnraeea
The following, besides great variety Of other A.
ucle5:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
mLScELLAsEoUs FARMS.

farm OF l23 acres in Sumner county, miles
from Gallasn 70 c-es cleared, balance heavily
rmhered and well Watered; land Of frst rate quality
has good country house with rooms and other
Improvements. Price, s., 900 Tor the tract.
Also, 5000 acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cumbsria Mountains; has any amount Of the
very best timber on il.
Also, q nee tile farm OF sores. we'll Wstered
and well improved at Hendersonville, 10 miles from
Nashville, ON the /. s N. K. X. Has on It spien-
did spring and well the place well incosed. Ptice
s, $40 cash.
Also, iarm Of 500 acres Of very rich land lying
on Spr ug Creek. Madison county, West Tennessee,
Is .=iies from Jackson a. the IN ersectOn Of two
GOOD pixies. Improvements first rate. VIII he a0ld
la body or in tracts 10 SUIT purchasers. Pnce. 81
per acie. "a rCHE.n E
Also, ore ofthe hest and most highly improved
farms the State. beautifully located III eide
HarlSeth rver. opposite Frsnklin, Tenu., IS miles
from Nashville, contains " acres improvements
OF the first order. Can be bad 81 bargain If sold
immed stely. I'm
A farm Of 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil reh, well enclosed with gnsd
cedar fence ;splendidiy WateTed; four hundred
asres cleared balance vel tmbered Win cedar and
other g.oWth; two resden, Is On he place-one
with rooms, the other With Srooms-both with
good OuthOuses, Ac.
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Great Prize Distribution
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
sos broadway, New York.

Diamond Pms, brooches and Ear Drops. i.adie-'
Sets d o0ch tBd Var Drnps, Gold and CORAL Jet
sleeve buttons, Sets OF studs, Vest md Neck
CHAINS Plain and Cha ed G. d Rnes, Goid Thin
Ties, Lockets, New style Bet Buckles. Gold Pens
snd Pencils. Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens y ith
Gold sud u yer Extension Holaers, and large a..
soi tmcut Of Fine Jeweiry n every description, Of
Tie lest mases and lalesl sIyles, Nalned 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
Vacant Lots.

A splendid vacant lot on Spruce street, very neal
Church adjoining the beauuiul residence Of Judge
Fostst on the south fronts 90 feet on Spruce, and
runs back l7s 70 McLemore street. 1 Il very con
Asa, lot leo Zee; irllf % James street, ~ ~
| feet daep; hesutilni buldirg sie; ado n The
| prcperty known e. rhaNi1ofne.' oHnea . III
| gene Underwood. PTlcs, 81 per Rot, cash
Also, beautiful lot Of ground running through
| from College 3 Market street. south Nashville.
very near thaline ofthe Street r. r. fronts zl'2is
feel on 10th streets
Atso, achnice iot on Coliese street. opposite In
gine House No. Z very valuable.
Also rs ieet Of ground on Woodland street, EdFe-
field near where Dr. Shelhys house formerly
stood
Also a lsrge number Of other lots and houses IN
the best parts Of the town also, good mSny lots
vet unsoid in Rsnsay's addition Those lots are
beng Tspidly improved :, -. $500
~ building business houses and dwellings On, IN
vsrsous parts Of the city.
ISs Feet Of vacant grousd opposite The ''Fs-
maze academy neer the Nashville sna OaAiis-
A ehoioe Lot froalnE 100 81 On Russsn Etrte,
ne-sr TrlAp street ehurnh-
Too LOS. esch s. feet front On kasseil street By
fTOdse ferF conveuieaf % the Nire hudee-
A Lot frouang 50 feei on FstberiAnd street, By
10 den. Nery near he Wire Bridge
TNaa Les hetreen RUSSELL and tsl1eIi9nd sirsets
ruatnE 20 leef each q Oar ~ 10 aesp
Aeh0tae Lot fronting 81 feel on faihe-a1d snd
gunning hsek I7oi u sod negh oornoo5
NO Lots 81 Fsiserland. e.eh irontng 50 isei b
10. ioiaiaF Os.esr Bohme's prcrertY.
Two Lots On FafherlSnd, opposite OscAr bohne's
properly cach 50 a. 10 fest
bv no dem sdjoininE A. u. Dd.in, sad very cave
nienf 70 the Wire Bridge
A Lot % Rnssei street., adiopllg ClnninF-
ham, no1sa 50 By 10 iset ~.
light Acres o. the vsry bost garde1 SD, mont
ne SO yITds on GallaHn piEs, b 80 yarsa e Ghs
Eakt q "a I..ss IA spuih q sealhT ksezra.
hree unEneeF e L14 r. kAEn.eg'e Ad1aol,
sss1ke
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

rqrspecial attention gwen to the Purchase and
asIs Of COTTON and al llnds OF Prod1ce,
~ Goods forwarded with despatch.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

n 3 e. AND \. 3. ~ VI Rsr--
N.sHvILlE, TIN a. ~
y, and ster lu5 slll. 0ct 10. Is55 - -.
sv eeF notice. Passenger Trans III ~, S5l 7. 3
NASHVILLE Il CHATT Avooc.
Lava nashville Cor Cbattauuuv,. - - LIN E
49,. = : a. - Auiye a. Chaita1oo71 !. plzs
tr1rvS 5s., ,sse Shs.iianoos & 40 "a
elelnyYlle Aecommodaton. fasv. -.
- ?. - siree = steihyvlie a - : -,-a''.e 6
Ae....iEs,1glzAeaye sheibyUls - e,
I'VE e. esi A. n. i" sal A. D. a,
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHwFsrr,,-
Leave Nashville tor 5ohn---,i'i,,. IS = ~ LINE
vile al n P.H eliife e. i0ans--
seiqroiag-LssEe Jot1souysrs IA.
81 Nashville a. G.5oA.u. - A. D., s-ry.
inins on n. q n. W Is. r. e,--...-
vic N.ih drsi Class line OF sfe---. lct1-.s.
caro- snd So Ions. ~ dllss.
Irl.us STOP e. al ufcrInedisis ro....
NN p INNS 80.
o.n~ n. a c. snd n. & n. VI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
FRANK PARRISH'S
Nav Rarbsr shon and Bathing Saloon.

No. IS Church st., opposite the MssOnie Han.
HLVING justremoVsd into my new and eoTnmo-
Il dloua Saloon, respectfully announce 10 my
ed patrons and the public, that am Row ready 70
attend % their wants in q better style than ever
With an experience, 81 nrst-ciass Barrier and
Hsir-dresser, Of forty yeaTe, and with one Of The
most cOmmOdious, elegant and eompieteiy iuf-
uished establishments in the country, ] an ready
70 challenge comparison with any similar shop -
the Eastern cities. Excellent BAT rs ready 81 al
times Nest Wafer-clOsets for the uee Of custo-
iners attached 10 the premises. ! nafter myself
that nothing viii be fouod lacking. FIRST class
hair-dressers and BARRIERS always m attendance.
Hereafter the shop viii be open nom clock 70
O'clock or sunday morning, and Eosiil later.
s-sr1.-s-Fs FRANK PARRISH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
DUNLAP & oHILDREss.
ATTORNEYS AT Law
No.6l Cherry Street,
oct HIN. NASHVILLE, TENN.
SALE OF
GOVERNMENT MULES.

OFFICE AssBTANT QUARTERslAsTER, 1
NASHVILLE, TrSs-, Roy. J, 1855.
Il Will, ofFsr for ssle at auction, az the Govern.
fnent Corrals IN NazhVife, Tenn, commencing
on Fl day, the loth daF Of Noysmfers 1850,
One thousand Governments Mules.
These Mules have been in use BY the Cavalry, are
in good condition, and Tree from disease. Sale %
oemmsnce toe lUth dsy Of Rovsmbar, a O'Clock
3 M, an 20 continue daily unt the stock Is 81
sold BY order Of Col. A. J. Meckay, Chief 2. N.
D. Of T. r. 3. Kirk,
noyI-td Capt. and A. 9. n.
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For Sale the following Farms :
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm of2s acres Of good land, miles from the
city. near the Stewards Ferry Pike, well feEeed and
in cultivation. HU IA i
Nashville. near Stones river Pike 40 acres cleared
balanre heavily timbered. Land very rch-
Also, farm ofl50 acres Ofhne lsud. miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Has coed
eoustry Improvements on is so acres heavily
timbered Price, $50 per acre.
Also, farm OF 1874 acres, So miles frmo tire city
on the Buena Vista Pile IS acres cleared, balance
heavily timbered; splendidly wateredi soil ve-y
rich viii be sold IN body or divided 70 suit Pur'
Aiso, farm ofs2 acres, miles from the city and
u mile from MurfreesoorO Pike. Splendid land and
has some good timber on il
a Farm OF sixty acres good lane-io sores in
tinber-three mles nom the city, on the County
roa1, between the ClErksvle and Brick Church
Pike. Price $500.
A Parm Of ls71< Acres, miles from the City,
o. The "Neely's Bend" Pike One-half Of the tract
Is cleared, balance well tmbered. Has on it two.
story brick residence with SIX good rooms good
kiicben stable, and her outhouses. The farm Is
hneiy Wstered and is enclosed with q good cedar
fence.
A Farm OF 81 acres, o. stones River Pike, 8
mil 81 from the city, on Mill creek-oppositsS Smiths
MIL. About mo thirds Of it ~ nch bottom land
and vel Uatered.
A Nice Little Farm Of le1S Acres four and 8
hsf miles from the city. the Whites creek pike;
our sores IN amber Place well Fs;ered-
A sPlsndIs Farm containing go Acres, five
miles rom Nashville on the Nashville and Chatta-
noO7a railroad, a. Glen Clife Depot, aud on Mil
creek. The land IS very rich, splendidly Wsfened
and beeutifully located. This Is one OF tia best
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, and Is pecu-
liar adapted 10 raising Stock. On the place Is 3
rEilIosd switch, sad nsar BY Is very large and
bank, b7ing splendid plass for an extensive bnck
lard There Is two story brick residence, with =
framed addition, containing rooms; also kitchen
and Oui-huuses, good harms, stables, &e., ana an
Orchard OF 100 choice Fruit Trees-
A Nice Little Farm Of II Acres, four and a
half miles from the city, on the DekersOn p 10.
has Framed house with four rooms, out-hOusea and
stable. Land very nchi excellent wster. Price
81, 5OJ cash
octl5-f
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$5OO,OOO
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard 70 value. and not 10 be paid for IN
Gi YOU know what you VIII receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re
ceipt q VALUABLE GIFTS arEwn from this As 50
cIauon since lan ., 1855, the following kindly per
m their nanies 10 BE- used
Ru5ert Hot,hkiss, New Haven. Conn., MelO
deou, value sl5u WET Willis, vi 28d It, n. v
i-mond Cluster Pm value SOC. Mrs r G 1appan
l6 fork st., Sold Waich, value Sl2A. Miss Z lei
p tpckenon, B nEhampton, Y, Melodeou, value
Sio0 Mr. n stone, 81 Tenth s., n T., Piano, val
ne ssh Mrs Thos A Miller. Scranton. Pa, pla
rnond Ring, value SlT5 Miss Ellen J Peck, spring
fsld, la Me odeon, value 81 8. DR. Van Ripper
Washington, y C., 60 hunting Cssed Watch
yaus $50. EIDE Lindsay, Worcester. Mas
Piano value $50 Miss d Farweli, Dub1que,
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50 Francis
Moran, III Pearl st., Aleany, \ y. MuFi Box, v
lus 60. Mrs h lngersoll, Urbana, Ohio, Silver
SET value 500. Lieut. Hepdricks, Wlllaru's DO
tel, Washington, u e, Silver Patent Liver Wsich,
Naiue SIS. Capi. Warner, 18th n Y Nok, silver
Watch, value psa.
Many persons who have drawn vslusb'e prizes,
do not wish thelr names published or might ex-
tend ms list
MAMMA % nIsrRIHUuoS,
CERTIFcATEs naming each article and is
VkLUE, are placed In sealed enye opes, which are
veil mixed. One Of these Envelopes, contsininr
the CerthcRie or Order for some Article, worth n
least one dollar al retaiD viii be delivered a. our
once, or sent By msil 10 any address, without re-
gard 10 chOce On the receipt o. 2i cents The pnr-
chaser vii zee Nhat Ar ice e draws, and IT, value,
which may be from One " Five hundred Dollars,
and can then end one Dollar aad receive the srii-
Gle named.
AT-No Blanks Every purchaser gets value.
Parties desling with us may depend IN having
prompt returns, Anc the article drawn viii b. inn
metiaiely sent % any sddress By return mail OF
EXPIRE 9.
Eutire satisfaction Guaranteed in an Csses.
~ six CsTtihcafes f0r one Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Doilars.
Agent waaied. send stamp for oircuisr. All
letters should be addressed
r. BENTON CO,
Box $500 Post Odlce, Res York,