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oQ womeo of th? West do tooir own work, '
, ^ ,-4n<rh$red ?NrT&Q&4ue sooat of*U rebate, 3
thai oaer d*u net gist mot* tbhn a dollar a. f
week,'though they arc ncaree a* hen's 8
. y '*eiA. Tlwvfimma h&tq tli&t don* do her ?
I .... ' hwfc work, gew ami wajrfi focjuz> take care
ot two babies?one (.wo years and the other ,
.' thvoe OfcMiths old; isn't oonstderedmuohof q
a woman," "uo bow." Wotupn work,1 wo- u
- * . ' ^n ar^l'caith^ Arotigi long-lived; they ?
doti't I0V0 to be pjdfc and hcndachcy; they ^
have duties and pare*; can oat pork and
beans, hud. go to mooting without gloves; p
take oaro ofsiek friends, and watch tlitough S
long, weary nights, by the pillow of a poor *
neighbor.
y I huvo known thom to turn ottt and sew [
foe uhtbrtuoato fumilice, and got up sewing 4
jt v . Oirclus to help the -Widow and. fatherless, ir
They go out to take tea in good calico *
drossos, and it is uot :ho fashion to keep w
r - folks, waiting three-quarters of an hour (1
before even u servant girt uppoars to open c
c ' it to gay, "not at homo.
' >. ' Western wotnou go shopping, but they f;
take the boets and turnips, chickens, 1
choose, blackberries afid raspberries, And }
exchange them for blue check and stogies, o
that their Btronghanded boys oiay not fear ii
' ' r the bite of rattlesnakes, or 'mad dogs in f
August t|
. ' ,! Trading done, they speed homeward and 3
refresh themselves by getting dinner, and ?
cat corn dodgers, or ham and eras, with- N
out a dream of indigestion. Their ohil- n
dren do not half die (guess you wouldn't ?
think so if you could look iusidc the homo ?
at bed-tiuie,) and their husbands don't &
brake up un ess they hare invested the last 01
drop with some merchant who has hoen 4
dabbling in stocks, to helpsomo New York 'J
> lady's husband out of a fix. "New York
-ladies''-aod "Western women" are two dif- 2
I fercut species of the human. v -
We could find you western ladies that ^
' - are. not the lineal descendants of farmers, ?
nrtd could claim nativity, in f oino of the g
y .. brownsioueiroute, and their parentage frv.pi 4
the snobocraey.?there are plenty in prairiodom.
Bnt we dent't set any store by 'em ?
, \ and could spare New York or any other city "
' * a 44dreadful sito,"if thoy witnt 'em, it takes {)
^ , monstrous little of the like to do us out %
here, and not mistake. But dear llfo we've lj
not wotneu to spar?? no, not otic. Kach.
tj. whole-souled, loving true woman?wifo,
mother or sister?is wtreusure in the land.
_ TK.. I ) ? .J 1
jw iuivi |imuii?uuu ucuumui swelling
bills and valleys, with their lixuriout S>
groves w.d Krfly forests, bavo homes for ni
m " theui all. The stifled city offers no all arc- ^
luents. And if Mr. Tracy, or any other
phyluuthropist, can gather up colony of p
those"poodle-dog" nurses,or money-spend- ic
ihg"shoppers" and send them oat to Egypt r'
to help us gather iu the aniensc crop of ^
blackberries, strawberries and raspberries
that is just tempting us out into the fields
and the woods, we will promise to take the
pale out of their cheeks (at least half the twen- "
ty four hour.*,) and give thorn exercise with- r\
out the aid of gymnasium*. We can prom- gi
ise, without any fear of* failure, to set every
nerve, and bone, and muscle in motion before
October?if only with the shakes.
But bless us, what's the use of talking? i?
. m- , New York Ja?i -s are no more like Western p<
Women than a music box Is like a sewing li
machine, or a theatre liko a railroad, or an
* opera like an agricultural fair. "Thorn's J
no account," said oM Charlotte, as a half pi
dozen of the former flaunted by?"them's to
trash, yljang'em with silk and ribbons 0<
it. ?? c *.*.1 - - -* ' * tl
ooiu wc kjj> vi nicir ucauH u> mc SOJus 01 "
their feet, and 'twun't help'cm. The lady
never strikes in; it always works for the ,\{
- '*"* inside out." .* ' g*
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A Beautifui, Sxtuact.?Boautiftd is 0
old age, beautiful as the slow drooping rnel- 10
low Autumn of a rich, glorious Summer.
.'.In tho old man, nature has fuliiiled her u
wcrk; she loads him with fruits of a well ih
spent life; and surrcundod by his children, ,h
she rocks him away softly to th? grave; to
>.which he is followed by blessings. God n"
>' forbid that we should not eoll it beautiful, |u
There is another life, hard, rough, and th
thorny, trodden with bleeding feet and Tl
aching brow, a battle which no peace fol- "*
lows this fcido of the grave; which the grave
gaps to finish before the viotory is won;
and strange that it should?this is the
* highest life of a man. Look back along
tho great names of history, there is none
whoso life is other than this.? Weatmin- w
tttr Review. ^
f> Sao aciou8 Ox.u L.u>v!?Says Mrs. Par- *
tintou : _
It is a very good thing to have a good
,* husband, though the chances of getting 0|
one arc us uiicertuin as a lottery at a relig
' ions fair. Now there is Mr. Buss who is
in Ooliforny is a husband worth having, for w
he was always acidulous to.please his wife "
when he was at huino and has boon .lutre- ^
s tnitting ever since ho has bco i uWav.
There's as much differenceTjSfWTcn p^&ple, *t
gracious mo, as thoftJs between anybody. oi
?? u1
* A shopkeeper purchased of an Irish wo- w:
in m? a-quantity of bffrLer, the lumps ot '
whioh, intended forpdttiLi, he woighed in su
the balance and found wanting;. "Hhure in
it's jour own fault if they ufe Tight," said "C
Biddy, in reply to tho oonwuflli of the th
buyer; "It's your own fault* 5r, for wasn't ye
it with a pound of your owrr^junp 1 bought
bore myself that I weighed tlidiJT with V" m,
Tho shopkeeper had nothing more to gay <?
o;? that subject. ' " KJ * T1
Taking Things UtAAally.?<fMav
it please your honor," said a lawyer, addressing
oue of the city judges, in New
Orleans, "l broaglrt the prisoner from jail
on habeas corpus." "Woil," said a fel- 1'?
low in an undertone, who stood in the roar
of the Court; "those lawyers will say any0
thing; I Haw the man get out of a cab at ou
; the Court door."
iat
A glass of soda water was offered to a in
e< untry lad, who rejoetcd it with the great- in
est Indignation. "Do you think I urn a Iri
salamander," said be, " to drink wafer boil- vc
Log hot?* tf , v in
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J' . 1
J
fclloww Whites, W.. h'
W,WdT5l?**?, .8,204,B48r Fw bkwkl and t*
(WM aa,ifti,8Tc. .^y* * >b<
tWuut*W 6f free White* bjr the *MH OM- ol
ur*a? dtfdod'osfbtaws tetweet^ the sftvtr- ti
aWUng and non-slavvlioldtiig i Hon- .
jtveholding States. |fl,830,?w; 81avehvldjng "
Total, ltt.868,??8. . . *
7fhe white popuhtiota increased but wean 1840 al
ltd I8y0in?iu 14,196?ISK6 to 19,600,068?apoei- ?
*? lneraase of 5,8t?,27e, 4* au average of aj
*-.Ju per lent .on the aft^rvft ireof both sections,
he ratio wf increase in the non-hlavcholdtag U1
tatoa wwlwew than it *r? in the slave-hold <*
S3 tales Air that ocosus. -, The non-slarehoid- in
htoreaeafor while population exclusively v
\* 39. 42; in the slavoltolding States 84 26; j(
iSVi-i uoo of nboniO 1-0 per com. for ion years.
oUaldering tho immense influx of immigration ?*
ito the Northern Scales, lbs smallness of this 01
cocoa was noted as remarkable. e:
At lUesame rale of Increase the two sections
ill show by tlieceumis of IW'l
White intmbiiauisof uun-sluveholdtng States it
J4; WIhUj inhabitants of slatObokliog a|
tatos, 8,21)4, 5U3; Aggregate white population, p
0.628.88?: . ?
Under the nor; census, therefore, the proortiou
ot the white population in the two seo-? U
onn, Towards each other, will very nearly aj
liow: non-aUvehoMitig, 1,9 per cent.: slavchold- w
ig 31 pm; edit. The tjou-^laveiiolding States ,
lilt have largely morn than two-thirds of tho
hole while population of the Union. 1,1
The number of slaves which go to make up b
le aggregate of Southern populatiou, uuiouut- ti
1. as wc have stated above, iu 1850, to 8,2o4,- a,
18. The gross Southern populalidh was I here>re
H.oiO,731; and under the rule of .tie 1
oUcr.il apportionment, counting (tirce-fifli s u
f the slaves, these Federal numbers were 8,
46,000, in a whole representative population
F 'J 1,576,060 of whites. There Is ? variation
t. these figures for the free blacks counted in O
ie ratio, but we do not conatdor them hero.
Taking the estimated increase of slaves into
ie calculation, the numerical power of the
outh will he eulnrged, but the rale of increase
ill be still found to be very decidedly with the
orth, The whites in both sections increase
I the average rate of about thirty-seven and
half per oent. iu every ten years. The slave
opulatiou increased from 1880 to 1840, from 4
,000,048 to 3,4t>7,456?478,612, or about 23.- ?
0 per orttl.; oud Iroin 1840 to 1860, 710,758, aI
r about 28.80 percent. At tlio same rate of
icretise the ecu- us of 1H00 will show an addi- T
on to the number of slaves in the United
tales of 022,742, and an aggregate slave pnpu- T
ition of 4,127,066, three-filths of which is
,47?>,253.
IT pun these estimates the ag; regale papilla
on returned hv the census of this year, not
Duuting free blocks and mulattocs, will be as
illoWg: Xon-slaveholdiag States, 18,329,744; A
laveholding Slates, whites, 8,308,50s; slaves,
,127,056?-12,420,018; Total, 30,750.392. A
The representative population will be 29,99,670,
of which the nou-slavehoUliug & otrs
ill have 18,829,741, and the slave States 10,- A
00,^20. The proportions of politicial power,
terofure, in the popular branch of t'otigress, A
utwocn the North and the South, will)>u nenrr
03 to 37. A
If this increaso of the slave population should
ultima- in thu same ratio, the number within A
ie United Stales in 1870 will be 6,800,000,
ad, discarding fractious, will be us follows, at A
iccessive enumerations: 1880,7,000,00*); 1899,
,100.000; 1900, 11,800,000; 1910, 16,000,099; A
nd having nearly quadrnplod itself in fifty
ears, and in the life time of those who are now A
orn, it uwiy reach to fitly millions.
Those are stmt ling figures, but thry pre* nt A
robuhiliiie* and prospects which preseut lopin
of the most serious reflection upon the curMit
political topics of the times. We prescn'
tent for tho use of readers and speakers who
iiiy nut have before them llie loug tables out
T which thoy have been prepared.
Tub Oar at Bkvivai is 8wbi?*s.?A lats ^
umber of the London Quarterly Review condns
mi historical sketch of the remarkable rcival
iu Sweden, brief notices of which have been
ivon from tiros to time, and from irbich wa ^
impile the following:
Scarce any means have been employed he- \
doe the circulation of tracts and the rending
r (lie Scripture*. Owing to the peculiar rogu
.tion of the Lutheran Church, the Swedish ^
toplo were only acquainted with a email por
on of the bible, and thue It had the freshness
fa new book. Small mooting* for prayer ami
lading, almost entirely by lay men, were every
here largely attended. The lowest estimate \
iaoes the number of oonverUl, or, as they are
itmed in Sweden, "readers," at 250,000, out Aj
ra population of 8,500,000. The morality of
toeo people is remarkaide. Drinking has to do- ^
eased, that , two-1 birds of the dislillertM l.ave
son closed since lHfld, In the parishes b< r \
. ring on Hussia, where nearly every man wa
tilty of smuggling, hundreds of persona refund 4,
t the duties of which they had defrauded the
' vernuiGot, Many sold their property to ob- ai
in tho money, and others, who could not
iae the sum at onoe, discharged the debt by Aj
stalmcnts. The perplexed officers of customs Aj
id the mutter before the King, who decided
mt the proceeds should be distributed among
e poor. The average number of lawsuits
ts decreased from 5,800 to throe, fonr and six.
1 villages onoe reinarknble for thrir profanity,
>t an oath is heard, and the Hlhle and sermon* gj
ivo replaced sow tilemturo lo ?ueli an extent, f ]
at the huokfteUers only keep religious works.
ie awakening ha* parrsded all classes, and
extending auionythe nobility and the wealthy. rp
\Yty is an iuvnlid cafjd by sea-bat !> in
g like a confined criminal? JJocuusc he ft*"
aca-currd (secured).
Night brings out stars as sorrow shows in
t truths, wo never sec the stars till wo can ib
c tittle or naught else-?and thus it is
ith truth.
"Tlnww a pieco of meat among bears and /
punt? of gold among men, and which ^
ill behave most outrageously?the nun ^
' tho beasts? gti
'
l,udy Yarmouth asked Garriek otic (lay rJ
hy Lovo was always represented as a child? ^
c rootl ed, 'Jo a ?sc love never reaches
ic age ot wisdom and experience."
44Julius, why didn't you oblong your JH
ity at do soa-sidi!?' "K i-c Mr. snow, deyJH
inrgc too nmch." 441 low so, Julius?"! *11
iVhy do landlord charged dis iiuliwiduakj JJi
id stealing do sponns." i ' "
'Ma, aunt.lane, has been eating the honeyW&i
id on observing son. 4,IIow do you kn?w,Y.
y dear?" asked tho astonished mother,'} "
Snan T C. *1?*- ? ? 1? ' 1 " ' "
, >iiviivi my uu . UlllCll CO Sip
o honey from hor lips," responded the T'
itithThe
following in a copy of an advertisoent
whioh appeared in a oountry paper:
Made their escape, n husband's affections,
icy disappeared immediately on seeing 1>e
s wife with her hands and faoo unwashed ?
breakfast." I
Qukktion kuh AflAMR?Was it the
y or the chfrl/rjt tliat firtt made its np- 1 "
uranct on this torrential globe? In other an.
>nls did tho first chioken come out of ar R*
or did the first egg come oat of a ohick. <-* <
Y?Bout on 1 %?t. lo(
An interesting discovery, namely tho exenoo
of native diamonds, has boon made
Australia. The stone was discovered
tho sand of the Oven* I district by on
ish Uiiner. Rubies and othsr geius of
ry email size had previously bocn found
the same deposit. t
/m * J \ *
iao, wbU$ )ori*g another u<t lovod I
jother, Is bbo?| tim meat grievous fat
womth -can commit* hb >)
pinst debcwy, agtMuatkiadnese and trot
\ iqvdvsw giving Chat to legal ri&ht wkn
guilty tad shameful when given to ao
dug but tcdiproeal affection. It involv
?Ue treaoberyand a ciueHy. It ibvolv
Mn?$ftg the sblrif, aitd withering tl
sart, perhaps blighting and soiling tl
* boa! of the one who in abandoned ai
itrayed. It involves the speedy disc
;antutent of the one who is mookod by t
luddto whore he was promised the so
ance/ahd Who- graips only the phantc
ulloss beauty abd the husk, the shell, t
leletou of a dead affection. It ettta
msolosa deception at home and abroad, 1
ay and night, at our downsitting. end o
prising?deception in every relation?c
option in the touderost aod most endoarii
omenta of our existence. It makos tl
hole of life a weary, degrading, unvewi
td life. A right-minded. woman coo
?n>ely lay a deeper sin upon her *oul,
to more oertaio to Iriog down a tcarl
ipiution.
Talc.?A mountain of pure talc cxii
? Cherokeo County, North Carolina, W<
f Murphey. It is termed the " Fren
balk " by tailors who uso it as a subs
tte for clialk. It is now extensively its
i the manufacture of the fine soaps, and
n anti-frictionist on heavy machinery a
agons and carriages moistened with i
u the vicinity of navigation this vast "fi
lation" would bo of great value in the ar
ut where it is tho expenses of tratispor
on would leavo no profits to O19 mim
id it must thereforo remain unused un
dense population with accompanying fi
trice encompass it.? L'uloniju Siijnal.
STATEMENT
F THE CONDITION OF THE IIOMK I!
8VRAMCE COMPANY, OF NJ
YOUK, ON TIIE F11UST DAY OF JULY,
D., 1800, MADE TO THE COMPTKOLL1
OF THE STATE OF South Cftrollm
PURSUANT TO THE SI A 'CUTE I
Til A T ST A TE.
Name and Location,
The nnino of this Company is the HOME I
UIIANCK COMl'ANY, incorporated in 18'
id located in the City of New York.
Capital?One Million Dollars
ho ( apitnl of the said Company
actually paid up in oosli ia, $1,000,000
lie surplus on the 1st day of
July, 1800, - - - 427,700
Total amount of Capital and
Surplus, - - - $1,427,750
ASSETS,
mount of Cosh in Continental
Dank, N. Y., ... $<10,655
mount of Cash in hands af Agents,
and in courro of transmission,
(balance,) - 30,876
mount in unincumbered Real Estate,
No. 4 Wall Street, ^ 65.G89
mount in United Status Treasury
Notes, market value, - - 100,875
mount of .Missouri State Honda, G
per cent., market value, - 10,800
mount of North Carolina Bonds, 6
per cent., market vah e, 0,000
mount of Tennessee Bonds, 0 per
cent., market value, - - 17,000
mount of Brooklyn City Water
Bonds, 0 per ocirt., market value, 10,250
mouut of Bank Slocks, market
valu?, - - - - - 85,025
mount of Loans on Bonds and j
Mortgages, being first lien of j
record on unincumbered Real |
Estate, worth at least $1,780,- n.,.. ....,
800, and ou which thero is less * * *' ' "
than one year's interest due and
owing?rate of interest, 7 per
cent.
mount of Loans on Stocks and]
Bonds, payable on dctnaud, the ?m n |
U'srket value of lecuritics ' '
nlcdired. S12R-0.'(t
mount due for Premiums on
Policies issued at Office, - 1,067
mouut of Bills receivable for premiums
on Inland Navigation risks,
&c., - 8-,030
mount of interest actually due and
unpaid, - 27,080
$1,481,819
LIA1IIL1TIEH.
mount of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid, ... Nono.
mouut of Losses Incurred and in
process of adjustment, - $20,064
ninutd of losses reported, on
which no actiou has necn taken, 15,836 <
mouut of Claim* for Losses resisted
by the Company, - - 11,67'J
mount of Uividcuds declared and
due and unpaid, - - None,
mount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yei due, None,
mount of Monev borrowed, - None,
mount of all other existing claims
against the Company, - - None.
Total nmoiint of Losses, Claims,
and Liabilities, - - $61,<K'?8
The greatest amount insured on :vny risk
It),tHX), but will not its a general rule exec
0,000.
The Company has no general rule iu* to t
nouiit allowed to be insured iu any city,Mow
llago, or block, being governed in this iruIK
caoli^se. by the general character ol' l>uil
gs, width of streets, facilities for putting u
os," ke, '
An aUe.-dcd copy of the Charter or A.-i of I
rporatiou accompanied the statement of Ja
,ry, IH'iO, and is now on tile in (bo office
e Comptroller. ^
STATE OF NEW YORK, \
tt an? County or Nkw Youk, j
tllARI.Bg J. MARTIN, President, snd
J Mttioi Smith, Secretary, of the HOY
fSUKANt'E COMPANY, being several
'orn, depose and say. and each for himri
ys, tbat the foregoing m a true, full, and ct
it statement of tho affairs of tlie said Corp
lion, and that they are tho above dcscrib
i tors thereof.
(St.iMKml CHARLES J. MARTIN,
(SiuN'Bn:) Presidonl.
IiN Smith, Secretary.
ibed and sworn before me. this "21
A D., 1R60. Witness my hand ni
tsionen:) BENJAMIN RANKIN.
[otier for South Carolina,
iu New York, I OA Broadway, N.
HUord, A^unt,
jt SPARTANBURG, H. t.
TATE OF SOUTH CA'HOMN,
SPARTAN It littO DISTRICT.
TIIK COURT OF ORDINARY,
hn J|?vrny. appl't., vs. Margaret Murrn,
vl/^ ^ and others, defendants.
Iiiinn ..t !??? .... u .
*?. my , deconsod.
T appearing to my satisfaction that Art hi
Hrawley, (if living,) and wife Nancy Jhi
awley, defendants in this case, reside witlioi
> limit a of this Htnte:
it in thorrforo ordered, That they do appei
il object to the division or sale of the Kc
tate of Robert Murray, deceased, on or bofoi
? 7th day of September neat, or their colisei
thoanme will be entered of record.
3lveu under my hand and seal of office, th
i day of Jnp?; A. P., lSW.
i* l&SAHT'K BOMAR, u. ?. ?.
June 7 1 I 3tn
25 Yottgg ftad Likely
p.'SojE?*1* ""
<partnnhurg iX i ** Afrff fd-9-if
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* r % ' . ' ^ ^: 0 .
A* i ' \ m
^"scrofWa, orl&ng'sTlvil,
V il l constitutional disease, ft corruption. of the
lit Wood, bp which this fluid becomes vitiated,
in- Ufeftfc. and poor. Beta* in tha circulation, it
porvadas tho whole bodv, and may burst out "
. . u diasasv on any part of it. No organ il free
from its attacks, nor la there one whleb it may lJ
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
es caused by mcrcuriel disease, low living, diseg
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth
ta and filthy bobits, the depressing vices, and,
, above all, by the venereal infection. . Wliat1)6
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the ouootl
stitution, descending " from pareut* to children
ill unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed,
|le it sesrns to be tlte rod of lDm. who says, w I '
, will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
^ their children."
'in Its effects commence hy deposition from the
he blood of corrupt or ulcerous mutter, which, in
jjg the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is tertned
tubercles; in the gland,*, swellings; and on
> the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul corMr
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
Ic- the energies of life, so that scrofulous consritu^ir
tions not only suffer from scrofulous comjic
plaints, but 'they liave far less power to w ithstand
tho attacks of other diseases; conseir"
qucntly Vast numbers perish by disorders
lid which, although not scrofulous iu their nature,
or ore still rendered fatal by this taint hi the
*ul system. Most of the consumption which decimates
the human family lins its origin directly
in this scrofulous eontaiuimttioii; and many
. destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause,
ch One quarter of nil our people are scrofulous;
(j. their persons are invaded by this lurking in,
fcction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleunse it from the system we must renovate
08 the blood by an alterntivo tnedlcine, and inud
vigorutu it hy healthy food and exercise.
>i]. Such a medicine we supply in
^ AYER'S
ta- Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
er, the most effectual rented v which the r?..,i;.-n1 *
til skill of our times ran devise for this cwryIC_
where ore vailing and fatal malady. It is rombined
from the most active remedial^ that huvo
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
Sstem from it* destructive consequences,
rnee it should be employed for the cure of
not oulv Scrofula, hut also those other affecdons
which arise from it, such as Exrrnti
A- and Sxi!? Diseases, St. Axrnnxr'* VTkk,
liS Ross, or F,utBtrF.i.\a, Fimii.es, Puwtvles,
tt. Blotches. Hi.vims and Boils, Timor*, Tktttr
nnd Salt Rhflk. Scald Heap, Hixowoum,
Uhni'Matihm, Syphilitic and Mi no hiai. Dihrjun,
Dkopsy, Dyspepsia, Debility, and,
itldocd, all Co.MPI.AtMT.H ajustno prom vltiatki?
or Imperii Blood. 'llie popular belief
in " impurity of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scroflila is a degeneration of the blood. The
| particular purpose r.nd virtue of this Sarsaparilln
is to inirify and r?-cencrato this vital lluid,
(j(( without which sound health is impossible in
couturainated constitutions.
00
- Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO.
are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely witlistaud or evade them,
their penetrating pro)<etties search, and cleanse,
and iiivigm.itc every portion of the human organism,
correcting its diseased action, and restoring
54 its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or phyaical debility is astoiiisbed to find his
health or energy restated by a remedy M once so
simple and inviting.
00 Not only do they cure the cvery-day complaints
of every hotly, but ali-o many formidable and
00 dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furulvh gratia mT American Almanac,
r>i. containing oertificaleaof their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints : Votiirenesi,
Heartburn, Headache uriiioqfrom disordered
0" Stomach, tfauirii, ludiyertion, J'am maud Mori/id
Inaction of the IfoiceU, t'tatvlcncv, Luis oj Afipc0(1
tile, Jatmdice, aud other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
,Wi of its functions.
vu
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
roK tiik nArin conn of
0.1 ConiKhft, Colds, Influenza, H(mr*i iit ss
Croup, Rroiirliitis, Incipient Conaiimplion,
and lor Ihr relief of Consuitipti ve
Patients in udrnuccd Mngci of the
disease.
(K, So wide i% the fit W of its usefulness and ?n numerous
are tl.e care* of it* euro, that ahi.o.t
every ecction of country abound* in pors.Mi!. j uklicly
known, who have been restored from aUn...i a
jf, ana even desperate dbruM of the lungs by its
use. When ouee tried, its superiority ove.r every
other inedioine of it? kind is ton apparent to e*r.if.e
observation, and where lis virtues are known, the
1?J public no longer hesitate what nntidota ti> employ
liir the distressing and dnnucmu* ad'ciion* of the
20 pulmonary organs that me incident to our climate.
_ While ninny inferior remedies thrust timm the
o- community have failed and been discarded, this
has paintst fi iendn by every trial, conferred benefit*
on the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to
bo lor got ten.
rittiwuFd) nv
1>II. J. V. AYF.lt A CO.
(P, LOIVEM,, MASS.
j j L). 1. A L. TWIT I V, S|?iutnlxirg
II. V. U.VTKS, ButoeviQe, and l.y nil Druggists
everywhere.
HAVII.AND. STEVB80S it CO..
f'hurlaston, Wholesale Agent*,
Mny 10 10 tf
STAT/J OF SOUTH CA ROLLS'A
In the Court of Common Pleas.
SAM CP. I. MOllG A.N, )
j' vs. > Attachment.
e* J. K. SMITH. J
llobo, Edwards (i t'.irlis'c. PI'IT. An v
ho \\' HK11EAS the plaint-If did, on the 26l)i
n. T T day of <)ctubcr, fib' hi* declaration
:r. iguinrt the defendant, who (as it i? raid) i*?bd
acut from and without the limits of this State,
ut am) bus neither wife nor attorney known within
the sumo upon whom n copy of the raid dvn
cUr ilion might be seised:
u- It is therofur? ordered. That the .said defenol
dnnt tlo appear and plead lo the said declara}i?n,
on or before tbu iiliih day ufOctober next,
which will be in tbo year of our I.ord one ihnu
reilld eight hundred untl risiy; otherwise fund I
..t. ..I..I I -.-Ill at. ? I .1
t .7?i n ju i iiimiii nui tjivii uc given nii?i
J. awarded against lain.
IK J. II. TOLLKSOX, <\ C. f
ly Oct. 27 86 4(i
sit STATE
OF SOI Til CAROLINA.
oD?|
in tl?C<'oUII of I'ollUfteil I'leUS.
BENJAMIN H. t'AMlMIEM.,4
vs. > itmchmcnl.
IMNC'KVKV It. BOHO. )
UJ'.UEAS the plaintiff did, ?'ii tlip 2lM
lt| f day of November, tile his diadm ation
Against the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from an<l without the limits ..f this Slato,
and ha.- neither wife n?r ullortiov known withy
indie same upon whom a Copy of die -aid declaration
might he served:
It is thereforo ordered. That the ?aid defen
dant do Appear and plead to the said declara
tion, on or before the 2%l 'lay of NoTctnhtr
r licit, wiiicii will lie in I lie year of our lau d one.
*' tlioiisand eiglit hundred and !* >; otherwise
final and absolute judgment w ill then he given
and awarded against hint.
? t J. li. TO1.LKS0N, Clerk.
' flit 4<i
r HOUSTON'S
,r S ll ti If I ti <r Volo o ?
J0 K7 ii ia> f i p ?JU I U U II,
Palmetto House Basement,
Xnlninrr on I'kurcli St., and from the llonae.
* WHIM K-iul-li-liim-nl, conducted by u puioli|
JL cul ItAltKKIt, is now permanently located
1 nn above, ami proM^ul.i to the citizens of Spur- j
(Aiihnrg and its vicinity advantage* never l*>,s
fore offered. A cull is solicited by
c. J. HOUSTON,
late of Charleston.
March I JW thw l#
Machinery Oil, j
isor sale by FlSllliR & IIEJMTOI1, a
I Jf May 1/ 11 tf^
r ^ * ... ' v ?.. r.' 5
Km lh? 'l Jmi u mV*' f
KjustoaftS- ; <;
-f - '" -:s^* ?? ? ** h : *
" -*I(w> Mm Imrgret late- ?. v* . ,i. j?
Mar tfct ui jin >u> "* 1
Mm Uw I.artM| UM "
]
Hm Hm Urgrit M* *
asjKSS'.r.K'.SSSt -?
Of any MaHlahia ha Uu> WntrJd. i
Of May ??/li inr >. tho WotM
Of any MHIrlui- In (ha VfTarbl.
OlanjulMlilur lit U?e World.
Or any Medicine l? the World. S
Ol any MnUt ina lit i be World.
Of any Medicine In fka World. "!
Ot mi In Om w?M,
iOO.UtX) r.rah|rt 4
loo,outt PnrkafM t
luu.uob PaakafN Itw.uuo
PnrhoKtr '
lOM.OOU PorhoKer (
lOtMMM) Pncfcarer
* 100.000 Pocho?e?
OO^NMl Parltauaa
IW.WKI ParliMcra
i IUO.OUO Poeboicrr
old In Wrarjjt. and Non Ih^araiha
old In Utorjtia and XuiitM'arullua
old lu UtorKia and laulh('are*lna
rid In Uror|U and (touthCarolina
old In Citorkla ninl SoulltCarvllna
loltf In Grorjtla anii KaullCantlliia
, Bolil In UearjU and SoulhCaroUno
old In m?r(;U ami Houllil'aroUno ,
old lit (IniikU and Nuu fit Co roll no
old lu Wror(l? and iMiulltCaraHua I
In Faurlirn Month*. I
In I'uuiIkii Month.. I
In fonilttn SUtullu.
In fourteen Montba. J
* lu fourteen Month*.
. lu fourteen Mont tin.
In Pom teen Mont lie.
lu fourteen Hon th ?. v
In fourteen Month.,
lu Pnurtccn Month*. *
It la Warranted lu Cure
It la Warranted to t'urc ,
It la Warranted to Cairo ,
It la Wai ratilud til t uro '
It la Warranted to l*u?a
It U War ran tod tot -ore
It la Warranted to t'nrc
It la Warrniitrd to Cure
li la Warranted to t ore
It la Warranted to Cure
If Direction, are followed.
If Direction, are followed.
If Directions ore l-'ullowrd.
? i#aixviniiM ?uf rvuowru*
If Dtiecllons arc Followed,
If Directions arc Kolluntd,
It Directions arc followed,
U Directions art Kulluwcd,
Ml Direction* are folluwcd,
If Directions arc Pollow?d,
Any I'aiw of l>y?pepsla
Any Can ol 0>a|H |mla
Any Caar of Dy*|icpida
. Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any Case t?| I>)-b|m pala
Any Case of Dya|>cp*la
Any Case of DysjM p>iu
Any Caar of Dy*|*e|>sia
V J Any t ase of U) >|w|Mla
- Any Case Of D? spcpsla
Urrr IMaen-r,
(Aver I Harass
Llrrr Utscaae,
J.lver UIsmmi,
liter Disease,
Liter Dtscoar,
1.1 vrr Dtscase,
, Lltrr Disease, *
Liter Disease,
Liter Disease,
Jnmiillrc, ^
Jasadiec,
Jaundice, ^
InsiwUrc,
Jaiiinllrr,
Jaandlrf,
? ajatnidlec.
Janndlt-4,
Jaundice,
Jafinillrv. ,
Oeurml Delilllfy,
Gemini Debility,
Cenaral DeMllty.
Orueial l>iMtit>,
General Debility
Weanial Debility.
Ociirral Delilllty,
General Debility,
brnerul *)cblllly, , '*
General In
i'Ml|il(?t loti,
.Pnlpllalloti,
Pitl |>l tnf Inn,
Palpitation,
Palpitation,
"ulpllallMl
Palpitation
I*sl|>ll sllnn,
Pnlpltnlioii,
Chronic Dlarrlura,
( luniilr ltliirrhma,
Cltroeile lllarihira,
I hrontr IHarrhcra,
CUrniilr (Narilma,
Ctironle Dtaiilura,
Chronle Dlarrhva, J
Chronic IHarrbva,
Chrviilc Diarrhoea*
Gklritnrs* v
Giddiness,
Giddiness, . d
Giddiness, -.4
Giddiness, *
Giddiness, ?
OdiMntta,
Giddiness,
Giddiness,
Depressed Spirit*,
I ?r pressed Kpt rtta.
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed NplrlU,
Depressed Spirits,
IH pressed Spirits, *
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed spirits
Depressed Spirits, -**
Loss of Appetite, *
Ida of Appetite
lions of Appetite!
Loss Of Appetite,
Loa* of Ap|?rll|r,
Isms nt Appetite,
Loss of Apprtfts,
[ <*? at Appetite,
ls?? of Ap|?rtito,
Lou of Appetite,
Pain In Side and Uaek
Pain In tilde and Hack.
Pain la Side and Back,
Pain In Side and Bar.k,
Pain In hide and (lacIt
Pain In Side and Bark'
Puln In Hide and Uaek!
Pnln In Side and Uaek,
Pain la Hide and Hack,
Pain In Side and lint
II Is (especially Adapted to
It Is Kspe* tally Ailnjitrd (o
II Is Rape* lully Adapted to
It Is Ka|ie? tally Adapted la
It U Rspecially Adapted to
It Is Rap* daily Adapted to
It Is K?|?ectally Adapted to
_? .. w|niu<iir nnr>|l>in MB
It > Kajtet tally Adapted la
It la K*|M-iln(ly ?d?pl?<l to
FVmnlc Cnn>|>lalnta t
ftmulc Complaint*!
Ktmnlr tout pbitiit* | ^
Krintilr Cuiii|UiiIi>I( ;
Krmnlc t rt>(nMliit? |
Ki imbU Colli|>Julltl ? t
K< imilr lani{ilnhiUi
I't lnulc Complaint* <
i'i iu?le t outplalnt* |
Kcuiule Complaints t
It Prwlurrt Hot iimtlly of Form
It PriMliKf* Itotiiinllly of Korm
It I'rodiircB Itotuuillijr ut Korm
It Prodiieea Rotundity ol Korm
It Pi'iHliirrt Rotundity of Korm
It ['rotlnrr* Rotundity of Korm
It i'lwiuibt Itof uiitlliy of Korm
ft Produce* Rotundity of Korm
It Prtalitera Rotundity of Ktrm
It I'nxluMi llotiiiiiilty of Korm
In Ktmkki of m TIiIii noil Spare tlahtt
In Krmalra of a Thin unit Spare Habit
In Krinalra of n l'lilo anil Habit
In Krinalra of a 'l'lilo ami ipmr Habit
In Krinalra of u l'lilo anil Spar* llablt
In Krinalra of it Tliln anil Spare llabll
In Krmalra of IITliln noil *|wtir llahft
In Krmalra of a 'l'lilo nod llablt
In Krinalra ol a Thin ami Xpnra HaUl
In Krmalra of a Tlilo mil tpart HaMl
Kvrry lnraltf Minnlil
Ktny Inralltl Should
Kroy Invalid Should
Kvrry Invalid HhoUkl ,
Kvrry lo\alM sbnulrt
Kvcrjr Invalid Should
Kvery IdtaIM Should
Kvrry lot wild Should
Kvrry Invalid Should
Try One Package*
'Try One Heritage.
Try One Parhagr.
Try aloe Package.
Try One Parhagr.
Try One Par Wage.
Try One Park age. - ,
Try One Parhagr.
'1'rjr oi?o PmIuiuc.
Bend t'Oilcg* Stamp t'l tliu (Yo|<ri?t?n for (Mr "
Pampblot on '' i>l (Vimxli awl Howata."
W. W. III.Iks A. CO,. Proinlriora,
;t4M lil t Mil ? ?y, New York.
.For Safe in Spirtanburg by
DRCGCMTS \>u mcnim
Sopt lo 20 1/
Nutlet*.
t IK) hrro)>y j3fc:notiu? that I will unl h? ref
HniitMblo for any <lal?t* (l.At uij wlfo El.l\
THOMPSON, or nj ilf\ujrl?tnr JANR
Pllt tMPSON, >oay contract in any way, unless
niapeHril hy lair, a# I harr ffWou notion lima h
in.I again. ITKNttY THOMTflO'S.
Young's Stoic, LaurCui, ?. C., Sap* 23 1/ 11
J?**>". -. 77 ~ ; 7^7: 1
W ; : ->. ' v" ' vvV- J
* '' * I
J -A ' S r - #
LA KRIS' brick MMfe* om tba ?**,?*
ar^4?^gC!5^:',
XA?tST**T*^lwS3r AT LAW,
/; A WO SOMOITOB 1? WQLTtT, 7 j
AU busiueM Intrusted to his cart will meet
rlth prompt attention. i ',:=? - ,>" , ;
*?Fa^7~^ *> , - ., Jg-,
lULLlVANrfeiFOlfl) fc VlNSJUTH, ;
gAVB MaoeiaUd tbemscivo* for the ptnr?om
of praotlwinj Lewln IIkt District of ?s
a&.urg. Any business intrusted to tbtlr
are .will rcvciw? prompt attention.
)HLob on the Pvblio Square, adjoinfeg (km 1
sr.iRr.w office.
C- P. 817LLIVAK. Lauren.. ^ 5
J. M. KLFORD, Spariauburjr.
J. XL .WIJJSMITH, Spartanburg. . ,7,
tvREED
& DUNCAN,
ATTOUXKy# AT LAW AiTD
ur.iciTon* im r.qviTY, J
k T SPA11T AN'itUitQ C H. AII burincs
A\ intruded to llmiu in Law and Rquily will >e
promptly ruteiido-f to OJfice ne*t doer to
ftrdj, AfMy A Co.
!. P. UKKl?, 1>. k. KOXCAK.
April 1.1 0
Wright A Orr,
ATTOUXKVp AT.LAW, l',
Oflfce in War- L'jtK'n BrLek Huiiding, next
toor U Jlobo A Edward.' law otti<e, up at airs,
Spartanburg, C. II.
J. D. WUKi,it, Spartanburg <S. H.?"
Ja*. L i)*r, / AuilenioB-C. H.
Jail .1 dr.
_ ^ Farrow 4 Whltnfrr- .
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WILL practico in the Courts of Spartan
burg and adjoining District*,
ernes at spahtakdebc c. .
Oot21 .. 46 If
A. T. CRTls
ATTORNEY .AT LAW,
1TTII.I. PRACTICE in llio Law CourU of
\\ the Western iSrenit.
Mr. C. tuny alw.-iys be found at tin office of
the Carolina Spartan, Spartaubvrg C. H.
J*o 2 .4* If
WILLI4M F. JONES,
Attorney At Law.
LKNOltt, C.VLDWELL, CO.. N. C. WILL
be in ?HendiUK>c at all of the Court*,
both County and 8n|wrt??, tield at Ct>->
Iiitiitniit, Polk county, and at Moadertohville,
Hendor*ou eonnty. N. C., and Brill attend
promptly to all busi&eaa intrtutwd to bis cute
in Western N. C.
ItcyliurU?J as. farrow, esq., Simpson
UoIkj. e.sq , Joint Bouuur,' esq., Spartanburg C
TL. S C. ,
March t 52 It
, . ii. - * William
Lockwond,
TAILOR,
HAS removed to Rooms orrf Fo<*t?r ?
Judd'e, opposite the Court House. Thank-till
lor pavt favors, ho asks a liberal patronage
for the future.
July 7 18 tf
i>. It. llutbooi
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
WOULD respectfully inforni the citizens of
Spartanburg tool be has opened a Sllof
in Brick Range, on CfliundJt Slrfet, where 1h
will he plca-?v.l t? are all wiio uiay favor bin
with thoir patronage.
" Jan 2u 47 ly
It. I>. Owcit
FASHION ABLE X A 1LO R ,
\7S/OUl.U vrtiun bis thanks for paei lavgrs
W and ask a coniiiuiance of the satuo.
lie may he found otcr ilty dy a. A?t??'?
Hardware Store.
Jan G .45 - > '
Or. Won. T. Kimcl
WILL practice MELHCINK md SURGERY
(In connection with DENTISTRY, at ?2k
Office) in Spartanburg n?d it* vicinity. Office
on Church Street, So. 2. Krick Range, up stair*.
Resilience al Dr L. C. Kennedy a.
March 2* 4 !y
l>r. W. C. I>cuncU|
HEN T 1ST. '
. ?
OFFICE with l>r. 3. J. VERNON, over
Office <?f l>uwkhr\ tjhoicu & Evim,
Church Street, itriok Range, Spartanburg C
ii.. s.r.
Jnn HI 45 _^ly
biTIi. C? KE.1WEUT " ~
XT AS RETURNED, and has renamed the
1 I duties of his profession. ? ,
Jan 12 45 tf
.. .
V. Uccbtlcr At S?u,
WATCH MAKERS.
AND Manufacturers of Jewelry. Repairers
I'tiltf Clocks, Watches, Ac. AU work intrust
od to them will, meet with promptness and
despatch.
March ill .. 4 If
M AITKBSES.
A T JOE'S HARDER SflOH, over Ilardve
Hardware Store, can always he found a
large h?t of snpcrlar MATTRESSES, of all
hiiea. tnude of excellent materia' ., and at mode,
rate pricrs.
Feb Iti 50 tf
The State of South Carolina.
In ilie Court of C'cjnniun I'lcaa.
I>. W. MOURE, \
vs. > Attachment.
J. K. SMITH. )
Hobo, Kdwnnls & Carlisle, Pl'ff. AtCy.
"VirilEUEAS the pla:niiff did; on the 25th
Vi d>IV of October, ftlu hi* I
ngninst ilie defendant, who fa* it Js said) i* absent
fruui and without tho limit* of this State,
and lias neither wife nor lOinrnt-jr known within
tho sumo upon whoiu a copy of tho said declaration
might be served:
It U thorohwe ordered. Tha? the s*l>l defendant
do appear and plead to the Haiti declaration,
on or before the ?day of October next,
which will be in tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty; otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
J. M. TOLLEbON, C. C. P.
Oot. 27 do 4q
STATE OF NOI'TII CAKOLINA,
in the Court of Common l'leat.
D. I. & L. TWITTY, )
vs. v Attachment, ,
E. M. LANE. - J
Reed, Vcruon & Duncan, Pl'ITt Alt'ry.
WHEREAS the plaintiffs did. on the Ifith
day of April, file their declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and haeaei-"
thar wife nor attorney known within the seme
upon whom a copy of the said doelaratiou might
be served;
II is therefore ordered. That the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration,
on ur hot ore the 17th day of April next,
w hi< h will be in the year of our Lord arte thousand
eight hundrtrt and sixty-one; otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be gteesi
end awarded *gaui?t him.
J. 11. TOLl.ESON, C. <3. P.
AprillO 7 ^ ?H
Blanks! Blanks!!
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I 1
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"w^. M? >' *? MW**. V"
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i CB.4KD unjrii. MUW er/
M70.000 ! I- "*
IPri?.f $?<W|j?l4?0*I.?e
3 " It^OOai- iS4 ? lj? ,
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.? %? >.* y r 4,0?I %fk-,^*s'^ v 4^?'
f " 5?|a. : ..ST"
32,396 Trbcs ?BU)Uuling to - ' $f,t71^t09
heam.y t FRtzM tomiunr t nohiii.
Whole Tu*?e *2?; H?U4? ?!0; ()MK*rr?M
CertihtetM of peefcafpee will he eoWet- tW
followi?g r?te?, which 1* the riek * ' ?. **.&
Certificate or peerage of 25 whole ~'T*r
tickets '%- ' 9290 OP
" " 26 half 14* A:
" .... -5V 3* wurtor 74 7* ; ?
? " ?? 25 eiehth 87 38
8PLENOH) 8C1IK3IE! 4
TO BK DH^WW i
KA at WEDS'KSDA y rx sevtenber. j
ri*w 421 draws September 3, IflrtQ. j
Claas 4;ki draw 5 .September. 12, 1860, >- ;
Clnes 448 draws ttepteiabar IV, IttM). m j
On*. 400 draw. Seplmnbor -Jii, S88& fij&i 1
nearly one j'rize to every two \ \
TICKKTS!
78 NUMHCB8?14 I>RAflTN B.4LXOTH. 1
Capital Prise ?f t33,<H^
l vxtf oc 91U.00Uf-x- ?* .***> 0
" 4??*> -cz, w ? ?*. - j
1 ' 2,827 04 ? ta
10 ?' ' ' T,4<I0 84 r " - ^ 6n 1
#0 - - I,t?)i> 84
60 % 2<W u,o(M " -20
J'i.j " 15? f 28,224 " 15
84,412 fritM Amounting to $578,837
Whole Uofctl*i(0-^lf?Wd) 5i?Quarters 52-50. *
C'art ifira*?a of package, iu the above Scheme,
to l>e drawn curh W uduodus', will ha *old ai
iLa. followin|( rates, which wtlit rl.lt? v < C?(t
iAeatc of packages of 0 whole liukete 1 -ft -00
- 3\ H 28Wf ? tl-SO^ J
** 2t> n?aHor * y,r,m
is oanvatxn Ticifur*. eiciiiTim ito. J
Unclose (It* amount ?d money to our address '*
for what you wish to pnrohuxe; name iliel.ot -. ^
tmry iu which you wish it inv?jj(ed, and whether
you wirb ?lm, H'hohktfor Quarters. oi? receipt
of which we ucnfl wfcit i."ordered, byftrrt'
mail, together with the scheme. ~^ A ^
Immediately alter (he drawing. a jirinud
drawing, certified to by the t 'omiuisaionerx, *" v
will *>e scat, wiib an explanation..
B0T* Purchaser* wilt please write Hieir if* f J
natures plain, afid give their I'ost OUic, County
and Sin te. <
r All eowimnwiraf hm* strictly eoTtfidejdhd. .
ISsJT* All prises el and under peiid. . 1
imiMadiatelv ?rt?r lli* > -? ?*t.*
the ureal time of 40 thnr*.
Oar Single Number LitferUx, CajHtel PriU
S50,mm, draw ?rp|-y Saturday A .
Whole ticket* f1U-lUh?s ?.??Quarters .
Onler* for Ticket* or Certificate* < bt n%dreawed
It. *' . * '->* * ~v **~
W<>01>. Kl>r>V *<*>., WT .iagion. |M.
or, AYO??). KDHY k CO., St. J.mua. .Mbwouri
**, T fio drawiug* ut V\um?I. Kdfiy. &TV*
f t fSaF'Vlr* ul*r* containing fc?ohmn.w? for the
month will ho sent, free Of expcjific, by addrcaa|
ingtut aftote.
! Lotteries are pttMwlicd in the .Vew York
IJcruhl. $?ew York, f New Yerker
Stints Zeilung and N'ow York llxpr?i>*. '
Migttet -Td . If_
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CttAND VI.I. I'KI/i: St UKMK FOR
SEVTKMHEU, IN6<>!
0 EGKUIA STAl L LOTfEE V,
I; McKlNNET & C(*> MANAGERS..
Aut.'toi ite.l by special Act / ike Lr.t>i?iolurr.
A' i'A'A' 1' TfCKKt 4 I'KlZt:.
CAPITAL riilZK
Tioliots Only SIO.
\ Hnlwa, Quarter* and Eighths iii I>ojiortiOa.
To be drawn each S*ttii?l?y in J SOU, in the
. city of Sarannals On/>rgia.
riiisot S7, to ho drawn Bcpiuintier 1,' IWWh b!"
CVuta SH, to lie drawn Hejuenitmr H, IgbO. 5*
Clues tiV, io be drawn September b*?, Id*id.
CU.-o 1*0,-to lie drawn September 22, VUtiO.
Clam l?l, to be drawn September 2U, JHW).
MUNIFICENT SCHEME*
1 Vtha at ' f W.000 yt $?0.000
;" : 1 M lt),UU0 14
1 *o. It.oti0 U -9,WO
,1 ** * G.Ono i* 6.IHW
1 ' ' 4,WOIa 4.0Qn
. I " C.ttOdia* *J)0o
J. : 2.1)00 is 2fWf>
I *? " i I,.Vn?1? - IjMsO
1 V ; i? 1,00**
- 2 ? /* ** " ? 6?UJ are * J,0M>
2 H. 4<V? arc HUt>
J ? V' 300 are (' <. ?W
2 ** 200 ru u 4**1
100 * 100 are 10 000
i iuu " w v ?& tr< 7,.VX>
tw < - 60 aro 5.UOO
*5.000 Prises of $8
35,000 Mm or ?2 fi.QOO
i. c.
50,365 Prucs araouuiiiig to . . . $375,000
WILL HE VK.\ VI'.V TBfS MOXTIL
Certificate* of Pacltagos will he soW at the
following rates, wliioh is die risk:
( Certificate ofPackages 1a> Whole Tickets $80
10 Huir ? 40
" ? - 18 Quarter 20
" 16 Eighth " 10
THE GOLD MINE!!
! ALL PRIZES AND NO PLANKS ON ^
The Three Number Plan!
Which take* place over/ Wednesday and
Saturday in I860.
78 NUMBERS?18 DRAWN BALLOTS*
I prise of : : $25,000 fl
L 1 Prise cf t : : : t>,000
a 'I Prise of s : : : 4,000
1 Prise of : : ; j 3,j?7t5
| ' 40 Prises of 175 are t t 7,000-.
40 Pris? sf 125 are : , 5,000 ,J
40 Prises of 112.50 are \ ; 4,500
162 Prises of 100 ara ; , 1ft,200
I . 65 Prises of Sisre : t 1,625 *
ft5 Prises of *J0 aro 1,806
65 Prises of 15 are i t 875
65 Prises of 10 are : 6S0
i- 4,810 Prises of ^ 0 are t s 43,290
27,040 Prises of 6 are t 185,200
48JM0 Prises of 1 48,6*0
m
V0.o7 6Pri7c.iN stnouut-nft to R29R.Alft.aa
wnoi.k tickets'^. shares i\ j
proportion.
U* ORDERING TICKETS OR CCfttttlVAfSR.
Kneloe* tb? money to our addrtm for the
ticke1* ordered, on receipt of winch they Witt 1
be forwarded by ftr??t mall. Purchaser* een jj
here tickets ending in any ftgure ibcy Mf 4t?
\ke U*i of drown rum bet* end pri?<**B1U 4
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing
. ?
A11 oomnmnicaltoae strictly confidential.
Order* for Tickets or CerUfleaies, by MM e*
Krwrch*, to be directed to ' *v
MoK?.NNKT*t*,
C v? get** ii iik Qk
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