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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

The editor Of the Woonsockct Patri-
OF makes merry over the mistake OF an
old Shanghai hen of his that had been
sitting for FIVE weeks upon two round
stones and piece of brick. Her anxi-
ETY., he say, is no greater than ours to
know what she will hatch. If it proves
biickyard the hen is not for sale. "
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27
The Puzzle of the Ago THE sharpes

STA TERED Constitutions restored 10y Hembold
Extract Buchu.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27

In a small party, the subject turning
on matrimony, a lady said to her sister.
Il wonder. my dear, you have never
made a match | think you want the
brimtone" To which she replied, mo,
not the birthstone, only the spark.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-27
The beautiful Masonic Temple which

The beantIfuI Masomc Temps WHICH
has been erected on fremont street, Bos-
ton, will be dedicated on the oath instant
with imposing ceremonies. One OF the
features Of the programme viii bea pro-
cesslon of from twelve to fourteen thou
sand Masons. This will be splendid
pageant as it viii include an immense
number of Masonic bodies of the various
orders, in rich and varied regaha aud
bearing ,numberless costly banners. The
music to be performed in the course of
the services has been composed expressly
for the occasion. The address will be
delivered in Music Hall by Rev. VIM. S.
St,INxvsof CINCINNATI. President John
son will be present. sasa0
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If a person wishes his friends TO dis
continue their visits, he has only to loan
them money, or to let them know that
be holds subscription paper fl r any
public enterprise or charitable object.
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AZ GIN Troy. y. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07
4 O. HUGHES.
NEw sournERN pnpK..

Messrs. L lwanl J. Hale 4 Snn. No. I6
Murray 81. New York. VII! publ,.h. early
70 August
DErgSeg ~ vmoiSa, md through
her, 81 the Snuih N recent AID pending
contests against tie sectional pl,ty. By
Professor Robert l.. Dlbaey. ID. d.. author
u the life 81 General tS,oaeealll Jaekson
! snl. Isrnr.. cloth. 81. 80.
DARY uY soUrurRy REYragg. during
the war. ~ lady u Virginia. vi. II.
mo-. cloth, e..
Several u nur most eminent men. IL
whom the manuscript of the iirst named
publication hiss bren submitted. have an
proved il in the highest terms and tie
" Diary" i a thrilling narrative u scenes
and incidents.
Either II the bpoks will be sent by mail
postpaid. on receipt of the price. or both
together on the receipt Of 60.
Tie same enterprising firm have in pre-
paration, g. be issued before long, " A life
II Gen. Pat. Cleburne ,of Afkansas--tae
stonewall Jackson Of the Southeastern
Confederate Army"
u. J.. Hale 4 San, Gate Blitors VI lhe
Fayetteville n. o. Ob.erycr.) respecuuil,
.ulicil the orders Of Southern Book sellers,
Merchants. Teachers. Professional gentle.
man. and others. for any articles IN their
line. which they are prepared to sell az the
lowest wholesale cash prices. Theirs is the
only saalbern Book flqu,e 10 New York.
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] USwEesrrY.--EIis Excellency. Governor
Worth. has addressed a circular TO each
member of the Board Of Trustees Of the
University OF North Carolina. requesting
his attendance az a called meeting Of the
Board, in the Executive Office, in this city.
to be held on the 22d of August. Three o
the Chairs Of the Faculty have recently
been vacated by resignation, and besides
the filling Of these vacancies. there are
other matters Of the highest importance TO
the prosperity. If not the existence, Of
the University. which require the prompt
attention Of the Board. We hope every
Trustee will be, present. 10.
LARde SALE OF LASDs.-R. w. Best,
Esq, Secretary Of State. left. foe New
York. on Monday last. 10 close. as Agent,
a bargain for the sale of $4,000 acres az
State lands. aud from 20 To 90 900 acres of
lands owned by Col. Bryson, and others,
perhaps. OF Jackson, lying in the Counties
ot Jackson. Macon. and Cherokee. to the
American Agricultural and Mineral Campa
my. This Company was chartered by the
last Legislature, and its headquarters are in
New York. Several Norlhefn gentlemen, as
well as citizens of the State, com p,ise the
Company. Welcarn that it's the purpose Of
the. Company TO put upon these lands, in a
short time. $4,000 sheep, for wool growing.
Besides this. Sc, eral thousand laborers will
be employed in mining. sc. We hope
this IS but the beginning Of large increse
Of industrious. enterprlsing people into the
State. d..
PaSITESrlARy. Kerr, State Cecil
oglst, has lately returned from his explo "a.
tons in the Mountain counties. and, NJ the
request Of Gov. Worth, left this city, on.
yesterday, tor Deep River. for the purpose
OF examining fully into the resources and
capabilities oi that region Tor tie location
81 State peni,entisry. tie is To report
IN time tor the Legislature. II is believed
that no section o. the State offers as strong
inducements for building Penitentisry
Cheapiy. aud for sustaining il at so small
expense as that region. rs.
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From the North Carolina Presbyterian.
Nv MEMORItM.
Meblne.y vile, \. c..

hebanesyile, y. C., July "a.
BRoEasa FrltER: Tn Res. ALEXANDER
WILSON. d. D., Of Melville. y. e.. del N anJiy
evening the 2al ull. abaat . clock. y. NJ. Anolh.
er Of The loved anil honsrsl a,hsrs u the church ha.
fallen in ISRAEL. This annodnccmsai an cure. will
ssaken fealings Of sonow 10 many heart feaef.
day cvenin lon; lnI sofr1wfa lraia i,lloseJ his
and after appropriate religious services, Plaeed h.
body in the grave 70 rest IN peace unfiI Gpd hall
again call j. forth on the ,niins d The resurrection
His las Jays ssrv sash . We saaulI mos, nl,s.
rally expect fon the he he hi lived. and from The
doctrines Of graee which he > dearly loved and -
much d=lgI,ei 70 preach. Tasy were days d great
peace . hi sal. -Ielnanl say"--he often fenlfk
Cd. = that have feeling. Of ra2.gse IN view oi M
approaching change; bat hase ps1ee--i peacs sHh
Col. which Ioss nj f1tslke M" Ia ihs la. bat
one, the Interviews. which The Hrier u ,hi, hun.
bic tribute 70 his ulmify VI. permitted y have with
him icv verses u lhs 5ia chap. ~ Romias. we're
read q lin. lie hclfl the hfs, clause n the hr.s
verse. II ssensi u summon al bis LITTLE fenin.
ing siengh .nvth ps.a!iit emph .ss h sati. u.
ihas i i, beia Justified BY faith. &c have Peaes aiih
Gsi through or Islrl IesuI Chtisi.' And iha. hr
snlr.el eiei subselaea, clause il as real. gatl
his s.fe1 III fIileI all be bscims sileai. Wasa VI
rose from spsss. alter payer. AL bell b, hinl
10 III hi ali.i IL r,ferrei With evident si'l.itctrn
70 afeatt oiss a,ie - hIm ~ his fisnl. Iaisa
Ruin. flsy we're travelling t,gelier. AMI ias chi.
sefsafipa hal taken A sedoas turn. lien The Julzs
Ilii hs Iaal ii his shoulder aad nbI d.. Wilson.
ne yoiag nay hss sshsf hopes q fely upan. bst
i0r u ,.e !, ~ alsines IL lie asyou alI 4 lieis
i b., ~. source . which =, can Tx f1r hsp,. ali
ibal i. /, ch-isL" Asa DING ma. he mla hslr.
lly IN l5fseI his sentiment.
d.. W.ssi u,a sc.nliniof Tit noble race u
men Hho we're niisel by TIC Iibcrll gFsfi mids !,
z lsca Elizabeth AL hsr sl.cen1r JIm,.. IL leave
llrH n,.ise a1nii il dial. an rol lnirs in Tie
noHh u Ireland. They arc known ia or Jiy a, the
s.yeb Irish. ~ 10 III lsn.s wiiet they exercised
on l'eIsnJ aud uIiimsiely on America. is iaelleola
BE-.
Df. Wll,la ~, b,ra Al Nsxftgs. near Belfast.
irelanI ~. II. 1873. ri. pifcais wsfc devoted
sirasa sesysnis Of Dol. and il 10 believed hat ihs
6f.s w,ts uttered BY biz mother. after liz buh. we've
ffysst payer thsi he Lord would make her snn
minister 4 The gospel rhi.w,s,b ehO,i.heI haps
Il their helns fof years. Ra hi. they lahore AMI
plycd. And he grew up issy ssn, hin 10 he
Dsss sshsds q the eoantry. Bat At length lhe con
eIsaoa wls reached that The son voice vas too s,.k
lor hia sssr % succeed as . psbi; speaker The
pisa sfls sIseiiisa wa thea ehi7g,l With sies
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TkE I4eoisLArueg.--is vet. there is M
infarmstion here a. 10 the purpose 81 Gen.
Siekles.. 10 regard 70 the meeung Of the
legislature. Al. he las not. before this.
snnnaneed his purpose TO prevent rs meet
ing. il - fair 10 pre.uns that he will pre-.
sent no impedirnen;. aud thai. thereIare,
che Legislature ol North Carolina will cSn.
vene in this Cur. on M1neay. the 18Th ul
the present month. according IL adjourn-
menf.
Some Of the members from tie trans.
moptane csu0tie. must fase hoGe 10 a
few DAYS. ia ordvr q reads hire III tune.
Upss DE presumptinn hat The qpe.inn II
q Prsisniisry sill 70 the ciliel matter ol
inqpirs. IL the { gisla,are sirald 4s.en
ble, IL slll BE- SEGA that CIV. W,,rih ha,
Aisps sl,rd Prof. Kerr 10 deep River. 10
inss-iga,e The ciaias Of that region 20 it,
I4es'i 10. iSostioL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

IT Me- C.E. Dunn, Of Nouh csroIina. late Of
Pe,erssarg. Va. is aos connected with The General
Conaissisn He1- Of COL Wiiiisn Lanb. Norfolk
W.. w. Dana i agent for the Norfolk and Liver
pol s,eam,rs far Central md Western Carolina.
Nsna'k shl1Id sni willie the great mari Of Com.
rn.-c.. al ~ hops the energy displayed 10 making
this re great Southern Pon. viii be encouraged and
sustained ~ cur people. Liberal advances made on
eonssansais q c s,isn anl Tohlceo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07
ELEcrlnN Ix rgNNRssRR.

TIE election il Tennessee iOsk iIateon The pjay
TAI. ana tesaIe4 ia he reelection Of Gov. Brown.
loa y majority q bslwsel twenty anl ihirii ihous.
and. rbs RepubIieaB. have seetea The entire dele
saioa. q c,agfess. ini large nljOfi,ie. - boih
biaches Dfihe LesiIaiare. ras election passed 81
quis,y. without lny u lhs violence anl bIoaI.hed
eniirigstsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

n. Farmer. arllasble Monthly. desoieI to Agri-
ealt4e. Harisaliirs. the Mechanic Arts aud House.
hill .E-oiony, II pasIishei BY Messp. Elliott 4
Shields. Richasad. Va. We have received seSsral
nunbsrs or ihis wTk AM feel suthsri1ei to recon-
men. il IS coatiining large variety Of matters upon
niuy Subjects u interest u slalhera farmsrs. TAs
p'icais s3a year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

C.Iitsrrsii-i'l, san.insl e,a,ions il, rea.
d,rssg,iat vel ereeuiel eola;erfeil sl0bli %
toe Third Sliiaa1i Bank u PailalephiI. They
~paA a. 81 ,rsfrss li sills VI this descrp.
tIa.a9iii sllisieI # t5slr gsnuiasa'... They haze
bs.a issaa u AIln,aee aaI psrlap. Other eoaniis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

4 oipgNI AZ Ine P.rrNr 0TFice. YES.
lsrday afternoon. between three aud lrH
u'rlack. the gearing ~ the derrick al Inc
Patent Oiicc became hisarrang, u. anil bt.
iorr the labnrcrs could check the malinn. a
book Of marble. weighing nearly Eve tors.
winch Sas bring hoi.lcd. came down with
great rapidlly, tearing the huisling sppafa-
- 70 prices. ansI breaking the wheel. into.
fragments. tie 0l tie warkmen had his
hand badly cot BY . piece Of the broken
machinery. and nuiaber of piecrs u iron
we're hurried N Eighth street luf some DIS
lance. A piece weighing several pound,
eneirated the side Of the frame dwelling.
NJ. AZ Eighth street. occupied by Ms.
MeMahou, who had nariaw escape lrun
death. the pr.jec,lIe passing jus, ADORE her
read. A stable. iwn squirrs iram the
Palent Office, "a. al.o riddIrd BY pieces u
The IRON. ihr block NJ marble Was nearly
toiiy feet Iruul III, ground AZ lie tine u
The aceldsni, AMI the wnikmsn engaged
about lie premises hid narrow escape.
Nj. h'es
The negro soldics. B,ney Enni's. Of
company II. 4nih infantry. who. II will -
temrtnberr,l. made az a..aBll upun James
T. karnrgay, in April las', aud demanded
III. watch. has brcn tried Tor the ufcnce
anil sentenced 10 lofleii All ply AMI alias.
ances now ,lpe or - become due him. q be
dsummcl out u the service, wearing .
pIasard marked " robber. aud then 10 be
confined At hard labor ., Fort Macon Tor
one seai.
A negro named Andrew Skinner, en-.
played On the farm 81 NJ. W. d. Carr. near
GOid.bnro, killed his slfe on Tnesdy
nnroins la.i. IN &, Of Jealousy. by shoot.
ing let through thu heed. alter which ne
attempted 10 dispose Of the bldy by bura.
ing. The murderer. the News saws, has
not yet been arrested.
Charles W. Address. ding bushes, /,
% Union street. Boston, retired TO hi,
lodging ronm over the store Friday night
with 81 i.On0 in gteenbaeks N his pocket.
While entering the room he was struck
with q billy over the head. but he crap.
pied with III. a..,ilant, and with the aid 81
30 officer arrested him. lie proved 10 be
a sporting man. named Robert DanlOp.
Waldo Y. Davis. late postmaster II Van
Wet. Olo. was held 70 bail on Friday ID
the United States District Court, in Clese-
land. On the charge Of embezkling money
from letters. Bal was not forthcoming,
and Da,i, vas committed 10 prison.
Fifteen hippopatsmus' hides we're recent
" sent TO tannery in New Boston. MAJ
ssehusetts. 10 be tanned. They were IN
halves, lnd seished ,ssether $500 pounds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

GaDtr's LARS BooK-Ths August number q
this p,palr ter; bo,k Of fashion has been received.
TIE ba,k is nav in is 18th volume. The fashion
plates. alone. are worth mare thin The subscription
price. Il hiss alsa y pages Of choice reading, hints
asto health. mlsis. domestic recipes. &c. Price 81
per spnun. Address i. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

NaroLsos's LITTER on MACMILLAN -
What purprts 10 be the text Of letter
from Napoleon to the Emperor of Austria
a. printed IN several French papers. The
following is translation:
| address 10 your majesty my message
ii confluence upon The death Of the En-.
peror MACMILLAN. in anticipation OF that
roniiima,inn which. seem, only too proba-
bic. Ny grief il all The krener. and nv
sympa,hes the more SINGER, since il was
| who sent your brother 10 Mexico. AMI
Who must assume the responsibility Of wis,
has happened. But God j. my witness that
| acted 10 good isith. that sincerely wish.
ell 10 e.tahli.h in Mexico settled govern.
msnt. which should maintain To the new
world the Influence and civilization Of oil
Europe. whose interests, il seemed 10 me.
could not be placed il better hands than
those Of The Emperor Macmillan.
The rrpl, u the emperor u Austria IL.
stated "a be very touching and expressive
~ friendly sentiments toward the emperor
d the FrrG.h.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-07

The University. understand that Gov.
Swan has aanoaaced his intention Of rs<igning his
position az President Of our University.
Il al.o reported that Col. WI. Martin, Profess
So Of Chemistry. has also rendered his resgnbtion
TIE number Of students now pursuing ihsir studies
At TIA Uaisers,yis stated a, from eighty 70 ninety.
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SS%>N(As IN

RsaaRKAnIE DIscovRRr.--A few ,Mys
ago, while some workmen were excayalinv
4 cellarin Polk township. Monroe county
Indiana. the workmen struck what fr.t
appeared to'be solid ledge Of rock. and
sitting dawn 10 rest. one of their number
began idly topick at an apparent assure.
when .al black Of stone. nearly two feet
square, disappeared with a dull thamp.
The men sat eagerly TO work. and remoy.
ing the bottom Of the pit disclosed a cham
Der with six E,ol ceiling. and eighteen by
twenty live within the walls, which are Of
solid, neatly scanned stone work. Ranged
IN rows on rudely constructed plant forms.
were twelve skeletons, each with toma-
hawk AMI arrow heads at their side, ear.
rings and brasele,s Of solid silver lying
where they dropped, and piles Of what ap.
peared TO have been lurs. in the centre Of
the platform. each pile crumbliag 10 dust
rs soon as exposed to the light. a nun.
Der Of tools, made Of copper, and hardened
equal to the best cast steel, were also un-
earlhened. and fresh discoveries are con-
stantantly being made.
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nilsbaraugb 9ssarher.
HHhSB0RoCGH, N. G.
Wednesday. August Z, 1867.
special Notice.

Cash paymsats ia business transactions have be-
com . 50 general that We are constrained as far as
possible to reduce our business Ia the rule aud
TO prepare the way for the change we propose from
this dse ,oredpcs the price Of the Recorder TO wa
dollars year, paid in advance and will also make
discount Of ten per cent on all anearages, II pay
msns ia made before the i5lh Of September next
Produce Of all kinds will continue TO- 20 taken in
payment Gar Subscriptions job work and advertising,
al lhe nsrket price.
We desire to mike an improvement In the appear
ance Of our paper, and toenabe u 70 do 50 we so-
cit the aid Of our friends Increase our subscription
list. The Recordes Is nov largely advanced in is
forty.eshsh year. during which us, though iaboring
under many difficulties, have endeavored to make
i, useful AMI have supported in oil cases, 70 the best
OF our abilities. the aud policy which We
considered best calculated TO maintain our freedom,
and 70 promote she psrnanen, interests and prosper
~ u the country. And review Of the past does not
distash our eon6asacs in the correctness ,af Que
course. We shall pursue the same lights hereafter
that. have guided Us hiherto--trer holding To our
motto" The Uaisn, the Constitution snathe Laws"
as he PaIadiun Of our sifeiy and We ana not With:
gu, hope hat wise counsels will long lead the
eorniry back 10 It's lsrper prosperity. 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-04
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Furmat and Spratt vs. Kingnaan: ;.


VIII be sold. under tho direction of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 9Th DAY OF
January, 1857, at II o'clock, A. Al,
i. All that LOT OF LAND, situated In tho CITY ;oI
Charleston and known In certain plat Of lands divided
by R. T. Payne Surveyor IN ny tho NOS BIZ
oS3 bounding and measuring Lot No. 69, 1orthWaIoy
by Lot No. 253 80 feet nches s %s M Al and 81
1l6 feet; and west by Lot NO. o. dio ieeE ~.
No ass nortwardly on Ro6erts Court % !ees
on Lots Nos 22s 900 and $780, lis feet; and westwary
on Lot No. 252, lilo feet. moie or less
an those LOTS OF LAND, in the City Of Charleston.
Known In certain plat Of lands divided by Robert y.
payne Surveyor in the year 1872 by tho NOS Zo2 Zoi
2 @ @ 2ol snd N ass aSs Iou4ans on RoSert
Court IS feet inches on LOT NO. oo % .eee
sinches: easwardly on Lot No. 233 lis feet and Wes
wardy BY Lot No 25 1s feet Lot NO. & on
Lot No. ST. IS feet inches; eastwaruy on Lot no ~
lis feet; ana westwardly lands Of 0lrs Flood
wsris on Lot No 265 100 feet; easwardiy on Norman
street DO feet; and weatwardly on Lot No. 2o2 40 teS
Lot No o67 northwardy on Lot No. 26s 100 feet south
uariy on Lot No. 1885, 100 feet eastwardly on Norman
street 40 feet; and wcstwury on Lot No. 2e2 40 feet
Lot No. aGS, northwardly lyon---1oOfeet on 1oO feet; soutn-
wardy on Lot No. 2s7 100 feet eastwardly on Norman
Let No. $50, northwardly on Lot No. --. IS fcot
inches; southwardy on Lot No 251 IS feet lnShes;
eastwardly on Lot No 26 lis feet; and westWard on
lands Of Mrs Flood aiS iee, Lo gi on Lot NJ
25s IS feet inches castwardy on Lot No 49, 40 fset
and westwardly Lot No. Esq, llS feet Lot No 282
northwardy on --, IS feet inches; southwark
" on Lot No $50 IS feet inchcs castwa-dly on Lott
9 267 and 26s lis feet and westwsrdy on Lot No. 26
lis feet.
costs and the amount duo the plaintiffs In fuu ana Ae
balance on credit of year to be secured BY BOND
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises WIN ies
est from day of sale, payable annually
bacember ia tuf7 Master In Equity.
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UNDER pEcREN IN EQUITY,

FGTnlIll d SpTdN 0s. COTKe7. -
viii be Sold under tho direction Of tho underagnsd at
the Old Custom House, on Tuesday, the Sth day OF
January 1861, ct II o'clock A. NJ, a.S3 ist-~
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the city OF Charleaton,
known in q certain plat OF lands divided by 3. & Payne
Surveyor in 1872 by the numbers 16 Is and bound
ing and measuring ..n,a
LOT No. 1e-Northwardly by Lot No. 1s. 100 feet;
dent street. 40 feet and wsstwardly by Lot No. 16 20
feet. .;.r,..s
LOT No. -Ndrthwardly by Lot No. 20, 100 feet;
so1fhwardiy by Lot No. is, 100 feet; castwardly by
President street. 40 foet; and westWary by Lot No. IT,
40 feet
LOT No. 1l5-Northwardly by Lot No. III 100 feet;
souihwardly by Lot No 113 100 feet eastwary BY Lot
No lls, 50 feet and westWardy by Chestnut street. IS
feet, more or less.
Terms-so much cash aG may be necessary to pay tho
cost and the aounts duo the plaintiffs In FULL aud the
balance on credit OF one year. to be secured by tho
bond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF tho proDises
with interest from day of SALE payable annually Pur-
chasers to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPEk,
December 1s tuf7 Master In Equity.
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name and yaluo of each article Of our goods are
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt of Is cents an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office or sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article draws and its value
which may be from one to Ave hundred douars-can
then on payment Of one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange it for any other article marked
on circular ut the same value Every ticket draws an
article worth oae dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered ut our Office regard
less of its value promptly sent as directed BY return
mail, or express
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from u.s. may be on file at our Of
Ace among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb Lambervlle, N. j., gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs S. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street, Brook
lyn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford. Conn.,,
gold lever watch value 500; Hon. R. a. Briggs, Wash
ington D. c. diamond pin, SITS; J. c. Sutherland, No
1O6 Lexington avenue piano. $3.50; Mrs NJ jackson No.
203 Nineteenth street. N. w. sewing machine, ssO JOS
Camp Emira, n. Y, melodeon, $3.50; Miss l. Collins.
Atlanta Ca. diamond cluster ring, se25; DE- Henry
Smith, Worcester Mass, sewing machine, ssS H. Shaw,
No. lSs 10th street. N. z. gold watch $780, Edw Boyn-
ton Nashville Tenn, melodeon, slO0; James Russell,
Montgomery. Ala, gold hunting watch. $3.50; R. I.
Smith Providence r. L, silver lever WATCH $50; Oscar
PurJy Madison N. J., music box, s45 Hon R. S. New
all St Pauls Mimi, gold watch, SlS5; j. r. Sperry,
Ltchfeld Conn., silver watch. S55; VIM. B. Peck. Har.
lem Is, musc box, s75; VIM. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio,
silver ten set sl25; Miss NJ Schenck Detroit Mich,
diamond ear rings s225; Pierre Beaudn, ST. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans. dinnond ring. s)7o: Mrs MARTINS
Earpes ct Iouis no. melodeon, value .126