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a Pay SICIAN MURDEaRD By A PATENT FOR
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE-The Grad II lpid 5
MichIgGn) Democrat gives the following ac-
count OF a murder recently com nitted at sara
nae, in that State:
Ths difficulty at Republican meeting in
Sararac, on the 2sth OF october, which RESULT
ed in the death OF DIR. Perry, of lowell, was
the cOnsequen ce OF hatred Of the doctor. en-.
gendered during the war, and not the result of
political quarrel. All parties connected
with the sad affair are Republicans, and Tay.
lcr, who is Deputy Sheriff for Ionia county,
qnite freely. and was more or less under the
infiuence Of spirituous liquors.
II appears that Dr. Perry ard Taylor were
together IN the army during the late war, the
former'in the capacity OF surgeon: and Taylor
after being once cured by the surgeon, again
became sick. The surgeon refused TO attend
him, and Taylor was compelled TO have other
medical help.
The disease settled in one Of his limbs, and
made him cripple for life, and this trouoie
was charged by Taylor upon the doctor. This
state OF The case was substantially proved be.
fore the court of in quest held at Saranac, and
ii was also proved that he (Taylor) had repeat
edly been heard on different occasions to use
threatening language toward the doctor. Soon
AFTER he offered boy twenty cents 70 60 and
get bis revolver, and the boy broughtit 10 him.
Taylor then fred at DIR. Perry, who was only
about twenty feet from HIM; the ball entering
the doctors head inst above one OF his ewes,
passed through IL, and he fell and died without
uttering word or scarcely making 4 struggle.
Not salts fed, seemingly, with what he nad ac-
eonplished, Taylor kept on firing until every
lead in his revolver was discharged
Taylor was taken TO Iona, and lodged m iaiI.
where he probably will remain until he an
swers before a court Of justice on the charge OF
wilful murder.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG nEN ABOUT TO MARRY,

Essays for Young Men, on the Errsrs, Abnses
and Dlscases, incident to Youth and E.rly NJ an
bood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure, sent by mail in sealed ter envelopes free
o. charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid hair Dye ie the best iu the world.
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reli able,
tints; remedies tho I'll effects of bad dyes; fnvtso
rates and leaves the Hair soft and hcsutifui biasi
and properly applied at Bachelor = Wig racto,
No. l6 Bond sreet. New York is Ia -eodly
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Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Woney easy at . per
cent account. Exchange, o.. Gold, 81 l.
,:."s, let2, coupon, 81. 1O-iU's, coupon, S.
North Carolina 6s. GJ4. Virginia 6s, ex-
coupon, -. Do new 55$. Tennesseee's, ex.
coupCn,Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

1Fashionaoie circles at Troy, N. Y, are
agitated over the siopenlent OF the daughter
Of 4 wealthy dry goods dealer with young
barber. They escaped at the witchiDg hour of
twelve, Tuesday went TO WILLIAMSBURG, Mass,
were married, and returned home before noon,
the next day, 20 announce their wedding 10 their
sstolished trends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

FOE FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES OR LEUCoRRuGA,
TOO PRsFUsE NSrRUAFIoE,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PRoLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN, OF
PRoLAPsUs STEEL,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
HhhBoLD MH3gNP IS, EXTRACT OF
Directions fer use, diet, ami sdyics, acoompapx.
Females in every period Of life, from fn,.ocvt
extreme old age, will hnd it q remedy 10 al n,rr
10 the discharge Of its functions Strencth - he
glory Oh manhood and wamsnhood.
HELMBoLDs ExTRAC BUCu
!. more strs nsthening than any of the prepara.io
art. -u -ioFe PIE
HELMBoLD's ExrRACT BucHu,
inent physi clans in the United States is n.s az
ieIsa 20 ain,cted humseiy as certain cure for The
cause originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION,
IMBECILITY,
DKTERhINATION OF BLOOD TO rHEHE.o
CONFUSED IDEAS,
. HYsTERIA,
GERERAL IRRIrABILIrY.
REsTLEssNEss AND sLEEPLKssAEss AT
NIGHT,
ABSENCE OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS sOFAPPETIrE,
DYSPEPSIA.
InACIArIoN,
Low SPIRIT,
DIsoRaAsaazAIIoH NJ o. : 9, ] PARALYSIS 0fths
PALPITArIoN OF THE HEART;
and, in fact,
al the ConcomitAnts Of NERVOUS and rprpr
lifted state Of the system
To insure the genuine, cut this out.
ASK FOB HELMBOLDy.
Take no other.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS and pRaIrp.
WHkRE
Price S1.2s per bottle; or six bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any Address.
Describe Symptoms in all Conmunicatiens.
Assr.ss q; Z. H1tsSsSS!D: !gE sIs.S pSuS and Chsmi.
00uD ARD GENUINE uNLDes DoNn rp
. stseien9ravsA wrapper, With fso.simiIs ~ mr
ohenical Wsrshease, and signed
ssw-0 4. {. HILNBoLD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

Nashville lately. Several suspected persons
were arrested-uost OF them with orIekA IN
their hats.
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20 Thaddeus Stevens and James Buchausn IN
are buried in the same God s acre.
~Pollard is now after Lee, WHOM he calls
ssstEpidly Affected
UThe "Homesiead for Gov. Wise" move.
rnept is about to succeed in Virginia among the
foreign born citizens. = ..
a1Mrs Maria Bitter, of Baltimore, aged
seventy EIGHT, was burned 70 death ON sunday
her clothes taking IRE from stove.
OThe Supreme Court Of California has
compelled q man TO pay his wife 2,3O1 upon
pronaisory note given previous TO their mar.
rage The question Of law involved in the
case was new one.
sVPatrick Banny, laborer in the coal
mines, at Snort Hill. Penn. beat his wife to
death on Saturday last. They were both in
toxica;ed, and from qnarrelins came 70 blows,
" hen ne fnsngled her body In most horrible
manner. He was arrested and held 70 answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

FINANCIAL Matters IN Baltimore To-day.
BALTIhoHE, Nov. i2.-EIrgini1 6's, o.d, III.
scIibed, ~ bid, AZ asked; do. 1856, 81 b,d 81
asked; do. 1.67, 4y4 bid, 4JS asked; do cou-
pons, old, 55 bid. So asked; do coupons, new
% bId; North Carolina 6's, ex coupon, 66 bid
% asked SJaLh Carolinss, new, G7k bid
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

=. Doctor Z DEF CURTIS, author O" an hood, >
Medcal Essays on Marriage " &C.. &C, begs to
extensive practice in Baltimore, he will in future
pc able to devote emily the following DAYS to their
interests, and will attend on WEDNESDAY
~ NENlNGS from 6 to p m, and SUNDAYS
trcr 10 TO and to .. m, at the Off ce of the
msnhattan Relief Association, No. 222 street,
10 rear OF Nilard's Hotel Other days at his resi-
dc nee, % North Charles street. Baltimore
SPECIALITY -Trestment and cur Of nervous de-
bllty, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system oc IS ON
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New York Grain Narx., -a.s,,
A PHYSICIAN MuRnxn.n n,. -. .r,,

NSg yCpy, Nov. 12.-Elour without decided
change. W heat shade frmer. CJ-n | cent
better.
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ASSUMED CoNNAND.--Brevet Brig General
Horace Brooks, the new Commander @. the
department of Washington, in place OF Gen
l. X. 5. Candy. recently assigned to the com.
mand OF the 5th Military District, assumed
c''r Eand of the department this morning
1h' officers serving in this Department called
upon Gen. Brooks during the forenoon "a his
headquarters, on street, and paid their re.
spects TO hlm. No change has been made in
the department staff, and it is thought none
VIII be made by the new commander
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
TIE PRIZE RING.

The Fight for the Championship-It is
Decided in One Round.
NEW YORK, Nov. "A prize fight took place
AZ Weehawken this morning between Wor-
maIo ana u OBaldwin, the Irish Giant. The
latter was seconded by Joe Coburn, and wor-
maio oy George Rookie. Only one rouud was
fought, Wormald being knocked insensibIe and
sent ny Ing TO his corner with his Jaw broken
so that he could not come to time. No arrests
were made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12
Washington News and Gossip.

ADMIRAL FARRAGUr left the sgshIp Frsuk
I'm quietly en- Tuesday morning, and took up
MS quarters at his residence in East Thirty
sixth street. New YORK. Salutes in honor OF
ms arrival were fired Al the navy-yard. but no
puolle demonstration was made bsyori visits
from his IN innate friends. The Franklin will
no longer bear his pennant, hut will return TO
Tie Mt0feTranean- and the Admiral hun Sc 4
VIII await orders from the Secretary of the
Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

A. ECPERT'S AROMATIC POLISH for Oiled
or Pohshed Furniture. Gilt Frames, Marble, &c.
Extracted from Aromatic Arabian Gums. Fra.
grant and Brilliant Price 81 cents per bottle For
sale ey klDWELL son. Pa avenue near I4th
street. and Druggists. GroceTs. and Furniture
Stores General Depot, 294 Pearl street, New
IOTk. LIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

PRoNoTED.-Mr. " q. ConnCN, :or IRE
me past cle.k N the Patent One, has usen
promoted to a Second Assistant Examiner
L@yIA. been found qualified fcr that Position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

iSTEENAL. REvEEUE.-TEe receipts to-day
rom tins cource were S2i2,954..7
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Government Securjt,es

WARRINGTON, Nov. IL. I56s.-Jay Oeoke &
20. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
erpment securities:
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A SCEHE IN C0URr-Two WIVES AND Two
SWEKTHEARTs IN TEAEs.-,A man named
Albert A. WbI.enead. was sent fenced to impr,s.
cEmentin State Prison for three years, this
morning, by Jndge Troy, fer having one wife
more than tbe law allows. The prisoner was
indicted upon the complaint OF Mr.. Henry
Doubleday. a resident OF Brooklyh. whom he
had vicunized to the amount of 500, and
whose daughter he had married while having
another wife residing IN Buffalo. Mr.. Double.
day suspecIng the character of Whitehead,
made some inquiries in regard to his move.
ments, and found that he had married n girl in
Bufalc, named Mary Jane Tallman. some
months before marrying his daughter. and that
he was gagged to two OF her girls. This morn.
ing The prisoner was brought mp in the Court Of
Sessions for trial. and was not little astouish.
ed 10 ma bis two wives and two sweethearts
present. tie concluded tDat II youd be better
Tor bin 10 acAIcwiedge his lime, aud without
any hesitation he therefore pleaded guilty to
Dlgamy. As soon as he was sentenced the de-
sire OF the youD women TO see the man punish.
ed, II they had any gave way, and they burst
into T. ars, causing ute sensation in the Court
room. Boih the wives are soon to become
mothers, and syInpathized with each other in
.heIr trouble. The prisoner will be removed to
Sing Sing to-morrow.-H. y. Express, 1Oh inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

bREvET MAJOR u IN. L. X. s CASEY, the
rev commaL-sr or the Fifth Military district
will leave here this evening Tor Texas. 70 as
sEHie command Of the district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

THE REvoLUTIoN IN CUBA-Rebels in Pos.
sesstoH j Some Of tie ToWns.-Ths Provision al
Government of Spain mas conferred on Count
Balmaseda he full power to pardon all per.
sons engaged in the present instructions. er.
cept the leaders. The district Governors of
Cuba have been changed. The rebels are in
possession of Remate, Mata and some Other
towns in the jurisdiction Of Puerto Prlncne
Renate is on the southern slope OF the island.
about forty miles inland. There is much fixbt'
ing in the whole neIghborhood. Government
naha, aGin,is ms IN q Puohsnea communication. A
have plenty OF money in New York. as we'll as
war material. They also claim fer the rebeis
the rights Of belligerents. Several Msxicans
are arriving at Havana, and their movements
are watched, as the whole party are suspectad
OF unfriendly designs ON Cuba
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IAt NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, d. C.,
Chartered by Special Act Of Ce.,,..
proved Jsly 2s, Is6..

OFFICERS;
v h OLA6h, Phfiadeiphts. President
sAn OOOhk, Chairman Finance and Er~cutfy.
HhNkY d COOKE. Washington. Vic. Pr..i.
HMiRsoN W. PEEr. PhIIsaelphl.. Secretary
rs TURNER wa.hiurtou. Assistant seor.t.-y.
IkANois y. SMITH, N. d, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. &. BARNss. Surgeon General Usited stat.
Army, W ashington.
p. HoRWIfz, Chief Medical pes.ru.,,
ID. W. BLISS, N. D.. Washington
TIE Advantages offered by thi, COMPANY sr.
.c,as e Sssnons, soompsny, chartered by spec, ~
a paid uP oaTitsl Of 10000.
II ohers low rates Of premium
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other G,
panles tct the same moBoy.
II is definite aud certain IN fts terms
It ba home company In every LOCALITY.
lts policies are pt from attachment
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions IN g.
kvery policy 10 non rorfeitable.
Pollsies may be taken which pay 20 tho T.
their full amount and return all the preui
thst the insurance costs only the decrea-e
Policies will be issued that wiz pay 20 e..
srred during life an annual income Of one-lecla
the amount named IN the p1cy.
70 extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
Ii ipsures not to secure DIVIDENDS, but at 90 low
cost that dividends " III be mcossible
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
SooNfh, and applications from competent par
ties for such agencies, wil suit able iors.ments
ehsuld be addressed 90 the Company C,euorsi
Aeenu only IN thstr respective districts
circulars, ami ehlets. sud tull particulars given
on Application at the once OF he cOnpany In tAis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

The object - this Association Is 70 secu-e cash
payment within forty days sft-r the dta.h Of q
M rnber Of as fnany dollars ss there are member.
in the class T. which he sne eel5ncs, 70 his GO
her heirs
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IEMyERSUIP FFFS

4 he membership fees sEe s5E dollars at ioIa.as,
Ver rhtoh rsStgh11ts Qf ~ .strNaip irf D. fsT-
ntsh.d,b and collar aud ten cents ca tne deaf
"a each lnt n.ber, Of which due nJi E ,i he q ven
one dollar from each member gots L. tla ~ toN ~
heirs OF the deceased member and the ter can't.
tor expenses u Collecting.
This Company Is divided into TEN CLASSES
sOb MIN aud fES GLASSES FBG NOHEN.
ne Son as these clas TILED ton new cl ass
VII be adopted. Men and women ere nos ALLOW I'd
n re came classes. Every thing is doae 70 make
each Glass equal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

NAUSAGE CUTTERS AND srrFrERs
BUTCBEkS, SAWS, SCALES, CLEAyERs
hNIVES, ST9ELS. BOWLS,
And all Butchers Tools at low prices
yNO a. BAkER'S
90 AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
and 80 La. ave., bet 9Th and 10th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

HOUD ARB GENUINE uNLpaa nou, rp
2 stset-enEreve4 wrapper, With fao-simiie OF m,
Ohsntcal WafsAeass, and signed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

SENATOR EDNUSDS, of VT, chairman of the
Sub-he;E5 nchment Comm ttee, 3 -liyed in town
yesterday, and is stopping 81 the Ebbtt
House II is probable that the committee vii
resume its session at the Treasury Department
next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

GEN. ROBERT +. LEg-We were informed
yesterday that the knickerbocker Life In.
surance Company, Of New York, have trans.
mitted a Communication 10 General Lee. ten-
derng to him the position Of sSuperyisor of
Agencies OF that institution in the Soutbern
States. The salary proposed to be paia is SIO..
O60 per anLum.
In this con nection We may state that .hera
has recently been considerable stalk os
Change" about the eSpedIency of electine Gen
Lee 10 the presidency OF the Chesapeake ana
Oh o Railroad Company. The advocates Of the
idea arg ued thai his election to that posi,ion
would secure the iInmediate reali zatjop OF ,ba
funds required to complete the road 70 the Ohio
rIyer.-Atcknomd Whig.
- Lincoln. Nebraska, must be a p,easan,
place tor q State Legislature to meet. It's
said that bands Of Sioux and Otoe Jnaisn.
have encamped near the city, and warn off air
traders and burnmers generally
ES Some Of Mr.. Brght's constituents bav.
requested him to use his inf.usnce for .the sy>
pulsion of the Jesuits from England Mr.
Bnght declines.
ES SEugenie encourages high tortoise.shei,
combs,
NUxen are wanted in Oregon, at s1.eoo n
yoke.
RS-Foot races between girls are Attractions
at Iowa cattle shows. ,t
OBshop Beckwith, of Georgia is vsn,,
and handsome, and is very popular with his
flock.
~The Rev. DR.. Orville Dewey win nrsacn
il Baltimore this winter. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

REvKNUE APPoINTMENTs.-The Secretary
OF the treasury to-day made the folio wing ap-
polnrments of Internal Revenue:
StoTeFespers.-W. L. Dubant, 6ta Va: F. L.
Sarmiento, do; Thomas :. Duvail. stn XIV:
H1n. X Leteher, do; E. s. Metzger, +. ID
heybCIds, 9th Pa; Charles N. Aykroyd, od pa:
John Barker, 9TH Ohio; John Shaw, I'd Nd:
James ). Wright. LIST Ala '
Gu0gers.-Robert Nelson, Ist Pa: OLIVER e.
LOOK, 18th Ill; Jas. Z. Rathburn, 9TH III: A.
y; Parks. Sd Ind; Draper A. Devices, Delaware
Mi,0n, Linebaek f. 5. Butler, 2d Ohio; Geo.
tobacco iHspector.-Daniel Urich, LIST Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

In every COUNTY sad Tevn; and aupl'c.tio,.
oomnessns re.Ies ier suon Agencies. With .r,t.Ss
Gensrsi Agent, koBEaT p. NoAHpsnJs
no. sIS . ST, bet Hath and is;b ..tr,es.
Agent for the District OF co,unsis 'on, pa u,
Virginia and West Virginia. o sna !. - ,sss OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

WALNUT CAkvED GOODS.
PARLOR BRACKETS, BOOK RACKS. OVAL
AND SQUARE FRAMES of different sizes
AIso: BLACk WALNUT REVERSIBLE eTrp
LADDERS Every Housekeeper shou Id have one
At L.. ROTHROCK'S
452 seventh sire f.
30 IVfo3W opposite Patent Office
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ADMIRAL FAREAGUr GUr'sTRIP.-Ap accom-. of
The trip of Admiral Farragut TO Europe i'm the
Flagship Franklin, and his reception by foreign
powers, is now being prepared, and Will ac
company the annual report OF the Secretary OF
tie Navy.
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CLASSES.

Class =" AZ has s 90 male members. nan dies
Ire association psss over wi hin forty dave - Ia,
W me sidOw or helEs, and the ress Amin meclher
iorw arI within thirty days dollar a44 tea cent
esch 20 the Association 60 reimburse A. Fsiif.t
10 send this sum. they forfeit 20 the Assaclatioa r
moneys Paid. sad the ssocislon su2pii.s a Ue,
member TO bii the giace Of the reti.ius ole
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INSURANCE.

St r. PHILIPS, SW.s oLNSrH ID
rres'oent Secretary
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL IrFE INSyR-
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
hIGHIEEN MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORGE II. MARBLs. Agent,
Federal Bisck, Room 10,
Opposite Post Once Department.
Corner 7th and str Gets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

TIE BUST of Chief Justice Chase, modelled in
TINS city several years ago by T. ID. Jones, the
cincinnati sculptor, has been cut in marble by
Hiram Powers, al Florence. Mr.. Jones' 1t Is
said has under consideration a proposition to
cut in marble also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12
ADVANTAGES.

The advantages of this Assoc .tion OYER cratp.r
Lille Insurance Companies ere, no paEics ca,
break II, the fees are small. aud relnirea "a I
paid ~ srch long intervals, that aay ta.o :
secure 20 bis family q con pete nc, up,n -. T..tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13

for hole street. won'er if he ans'ers
Door Hun'rs belli BY Jove. he Ihic]
hain't for me yet. Ha! ha Thic ha
I've pulled door-bells 'nough t'night to
pull out every tooth in my [hic head.
Guess I'll go home"
Boggs woke up next morning with a
headache and very mad to find that his
tooth, like our flag, was "still there. p
He had his spree out, but not his tooth.
To punish himself he walked straight off
to the dentists and had his tooth pulled
on an empty stomach. He has resolved
that he will never again prepare tooth
for pulling by filing it with whisky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-13
REEERENCEs.

The following persons have lately drawn valuable
prizes from this Company, and kindly permitted the
use of their names: =
$ 7 Wilkens. 374 Sixth Avenue, N Y, 81 Ooo;
Mrs Stuart, 20 Nelson Place. Y, $500; Miss p
Monroe. Chicago. III Pano, valued at s4oO; W Cur
tbs, New Haven. Gold Watch, $500; Robert Jack
SON. Dubuque Sewing Machine, 500; Philip Mo-
Carthy; Louisville; Ky, $500; Jas Rogers. Washing
teenth street, Y, Piano. $500 S T Ferris, New
Orleans. Gold Watch, $3.50; W T Tatler, Atlanta,
Ga. $500: R Patterson, Nashville Tenn, Melode-
Ring. s4Oo Strong. Burlington, Vt. 800: A I At
lins, Springfield, Ill. Dia ond Pin. 5000 Mrs B
Clay street, Baltimore, Sewing Machine s75; & 7
Alderman. 80 Main street. Buffalo. 500; Darragh,
New Bedford Mass, Gold Watch. $275; Miss
Scott, Ninth and SAMSON street, Phila Gold Watch.
$780, 4 Zimmerman. Hicks street. Brooklyn, $500
n , Bowers. Detroit, Mich, Gold Watch; $3.50; Mrs.
ley, Louisville, Ky, Diamond Ring. 5000; Ma
son. 40 Broad street, N Y. $4OO:. Mrs Melrose,
-. % .a--.s:-s:SS