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i 1 - -'-*-1 r,jiji TiHin r - I f A >'uucktft?K Story. TUo fblltjwinjg ulfi'Ctitij* oarrativo pur- I ports'to luvo bcti t;lv?:i by a lathi to ins 09iit ^ n w anting Arivoa fhwu It - own ti|4&r rtu?ertoQcv ufsticviitg uati resisting mother's love uud counsel. H' ii.it a^obv wua visible on my mother's when shoBaW that all aha said arid auffemi* firilfcd to move cftel She rose to ^o ' homo anil 1 followed ut a distance. fShe * * ppok<0 no'tnoco to me till she reach:d h< i wit* door. V. "It is school time uow," si&it she. " Ou my sou, and onee more let uiu beseech you to Hunk Uinta what 1 have said." v w# av^nr'i| MIU X* he, looked astonished at my coldness, but * < i' replied flriuly? 44 f Vrtahily you will go, Alfred! I command you." 44 L will not," saivl I, in a tone ol defiance. 44 Ghent' two-things you must d-?, Alfred?either go to school this morning, or I will lock you" in your room and keep >ou there till you ate ready to prouiisi implicit obedience to my wishes in the lu ture." 44 1 darn- you to do it; you can't gc^ me up stairs." ' Aiirvd. choose now," said iny mother, who laid her hand npou my arm. She ttetnhlcd violently u d was deadiy pale. 44 lf'yitu toueh me I'll kick you," said I, in a terrible rage, tied 1 tiows 1 knew uot what I said. 44 Will you go, Alfred?" 44 No," 1 replied, but I ijuailcd beneath her eye. i m il, follow me," she said, us she grasped n?y tilUi firmly. t raised my foot?oh, my son, hear me ! ? I raised mv foot and kicked her?in\ sainted mother ! llow my head reels a> j the torrent of tncinory lusliVs over me 1 I ; kicked my mother, a feeble Woman?my 1 j riot her"! She stagm i? d back a f? w steps, j and leaned against tUe wall. She did not look at me?1 saw her heart beat against | , . her breast. 4? Uli i Heavenly Futhcr,"raid she,44 for. , give him?he knows not what lie docs'." The gardener just then passed the door, and seeinir my mother pale and almost un- ' 4,?lc to suppott herself, stopped. She jj beek?.?,y.y U'Ull ? " diis h.jy up stairs and lock bun i m his room, xiin k1 .,nd turned from ' me. Looking bach vju. w;is catering her 1 room, she gave such a k of agony win- j glod with the most intense L.v.. ' ! last uttcrablc pang from a Voart that ! H was broken. Inamoiueut I found myself a prisoner | I in my own room. 1 thought for a moment 1 that i would t!11115 myself from the open 1 window and dash my brains out, but 1 felt | H afraid to do it?1 was not penitent. At j fl times, iny heart was subdued; hut my stub- , H Lorn pride rose in an instant and bade me , H not yield. The pale face of my mother fl haunted tn?. 1 tlung myself on tlic bed iiiid fell asleep. .1 ast ut twilight 1 heard u I ioutstep approach tho door. It was my $I sister. t What ma;; I tell my mother for you ( Oftij ui I was awakened from my uneasy slumber } by hearing my name loudly called and ( iry si.stor stoo l at my bedside. " Oct ii]?, Alfred. Oh, don't wait a j minute! Get up and come with inc. Moth1 4?> er is dying. 1 thought 1 was yet dreaming, but 1 got t up mechanically and followed my sister. ] On the bed, and cold as marble, lay mv mother. J"*he was not undressed. She had thrown herscli on the bed to lest! aris- | ing to g i again to me, she was seiz.nl with ^ palpitation of the lignrt, and borne senseless to her room. I cannot tell you with what agony 1 look oil upon her; my H-uiorse was tenfold greato' from the fttit that she Would nevei know | it. 1 believe myself to be her iiiitrderur. I fell on the bed In side her. I could not j weep. My heart burned in my bo-no; lny brain was on lire. My si.-tor threw her arms around m jaml wept in sileme. >u 1 deitly Hi s.tw a alight inolion < 1 mv ui< th ( er's hand -her eyes unelocd. She had recovered consciousness, but not speech. ' Hhe looked at nio ami moved her lips? I coul l not understand her words. ' A1 <>tli er ! mother!'' I sh i rhed,4'sav only that ( you forgive me !" She could not say it wit!; her lips, but her band prt--?'d mine She smiled upon mi , and lilting her thin j white hands, she clasped my own uiihin ( tliein. and east her eyes upwurd. . lie lnoved her lip-1 in prayer,and th i--lie d ?d. 1 n unified still kneeling be.-idi that dear form till my gentle -:st< r removed me. The joy of life had gone forever! Iloys who spurn a mothers eoiitr >1, wli < are a-liaim 1 to o.vii that tiny at' wrong who think it manly to rc.-ist la-r author,..y, ' or yield t ? her intluence, beware ! I.iv n >t up for y out selves L itter memories lor tii me 3 A 11 k.ihr in 'run itmiit I'i.ack.? 1 am we Id I, says Coleridge, to the fort iiii'-s ' of my si\< v and iny poor old father. Oil, ( inV friend; f think roiiictimcM e mld I reeall . ino uay* mat wvrv p.issc.j, winch among > ihoin hliouM 1 cin???< Not those merrier i i ilav s, not tlie pleasant days) ol hope, not i those wandering with a I ir hailed maid, | v>hi< h I have mi often and so feelingly re . gre led?hut the days, Coleridge, of a | inolhcr'ti loudness for lier schoolboy. W hat > would I give to call her hack to oailh i for one day, that I might <>u my knees, | ; ask her pardon for nil those little uflix>ririea of temper which froui tiiue to time have i given her gentle spirit painl^Ainl the day, my friend, 1 tru>-t may conic, when ?. there will he time enough f->r kind offices i of love, if lieaVon'i eternal years he our*. \ Oh, my friend, c ultivate tIn' filial feeling! j, Lot no man think himself released from ? tlm kind charities of relationship! These . i nre the heat foundation of every species of t benevolence. ? (.fc? it w . -?? -t" ' ***** r Wrl' ? li . - >>,? !.> Heiuurknbl? Case of 9inv?|^. Til H sui'i'oskd dkad kbturns tl Lifl.?A most jrctuurjiahlo ease of suspend ed intimation, which reoehtly occurred inj houRo iHt fitjfjril street, near the market has thrown the neighborhood into a statt of great oxcitutueat. A young woman \vm lying very ill with a dangerous uWiuerit from which she was not expected to rccov \. r, 9yd her trx-nds took, turns in silting ttj with her, constantly fearing her death, a rfiio was reduced painfully, and her physi eian did uut express v. hope ut'-aviu- Ik On Friday evening a sister and a young girl;, who were Hitting l?y her bedside jmjw ing while the invalid had been Htippfoco asleep, utter having taken a quieting por uou, wore HuddeiH^ alarmed ut noticing the death-dike appearance of the sufferer. They till llieir han - up-n bar. mid found til b >dy growing cold. Holding a small mirror over tlio uioutli its polished surtaee wat not eiotidcd by the least breath. m l, observing every proof of dissolution, the grief .trie},.11 watehers wore convinced against their hope that the soul of the suffering aie had taken its peaceful lli^ht. Obtain .ng the assistance of other friends, all tin sad preparations tor the funeral were coin inoticed, and several of the neighbors w In were apprized of the death c.iuie in to sit up with the eorpMi. Tito undertaker who had been sent for arrived at the same time, and the young gill who had been .ittiug up with the invalid was s ot to the chum u r ol death to arrauire it neatly prev.oro >o the entrance of the undertaker and tin friends. All were horrified and alarmed to heat a succession of piercing shrieks from (lie yooug -ill; and, upon hurriedly ciiteriii;: the room, they found her lying in sensible upon the floor, and the supposed >: pse sitting up in the bed asking in a we k and tre.tunlMUs voice what Was tin iiiiitt.-r. The invalid hud only sunk into a syncope, or trance, resembling death, and when she awoke and found no one near lid she sat up in b> d to look around tor them; at which moment tlio young girl entered. Mid seeing the supposed corpse sitting uj and fix iup; a staringguze upon her she gave way to terror and tainted away. Kestora lives were applied to the invalid, and we ire happy to leurn that she has been improving since. \< W Oi l'Itns Ml -, 1 i.'^l Mas. J. C. C.M.iiorn.?'The Washington correspondent of the lialtimorc Sun rays : Mrs. John (J. Calhoun, relict of die .listinguished Senator front South Carolina, lias been for some time on a visit to her laughter, Mrs. Cleiuson, near lHuJctisburg. She leaves to-morrow for licr Southern homo. Mrs. Calhoun is now sixty eight LIA..M. r.uia hi ;ij;c, wmi an eye scarcely dimmed >y age, cheftfcl in conversation.ami refers ivith plcusur ta her many va'ued as.-oeiainns during former residentoh in Washingon and (i eorgetown. The lady ol the dojartcd statesmen does not choose to trouble terself with jioiitii^, and within the past c\v weeks she has wrought, and exhibits o her friends,? laige end KpUndid curtain >t crotchet work, done with her own hands, first}of ten which jjghh-.-tr' y^; t>-rfcT.ni .11,1 j g^Blyr--"K'vT'y;* l ihakon us may be the face of beauty, a d Vail and feeble that once strong, erect, an 1 nanly body, the immortal sou), just fledgng its wings for its home in heaven, may ook out through those faded windows on lie beautiful us the dew-drop of a summer's norni ttr. as molting as the tears that g'iscn in affection's eye?by growing kiudlv, ?y cultivating sympathy ivitb all biiimui ciml ; by cherishing forbearance towards lie lollies and loiblesol imr race, and feed ng day by day on that love to (Jod and t.au which lift us iruiu the brute aud make is akin to angels. Wki.i. l*t r Toiit.T'itmt. ? At a Printer's festival in Ifisti*n, a short time since, the bllowinu c.i]iit n toast was drank : The Hditor?The man tli it is expected o know everything, tell all lie knows, and jucss at the rest ; to make known his own ;o?d character, establish the reputation ot lis m ighburs, and elect all cainli late.- to Slice ; to blow up everybody, to suit cvory??dv, ami reform the world; to live lor lie benefit ot otln rs. and have the epitaph in his tombstone, * Here he firs at last n sli 'it. lie is a locomotive mi.nor on the raek ot poMie initorietv, his ever is his K>ii his Imiler i~ filled with ink. his tender s his scissors, his driving wheel is his iii4?lic opinion ; whenever In1 explodes it s rinsed I * V tile IIOIl-p:iyUl"llt of subserip ions. \1 n It vitKV. \t last accounts, Mr tare %. liie hot ?c t iiner, bad ju-*l returned r -in -.on I in. after n visit to the Shetland >1 nids. Whilst there, he purchased five <f the smallest ponies in the world One ie In- given t * i eeiitIt'iiinii l iiued lor h. lildei ating km .liens and courtesy to ITav ders ti ;11 Sincriea; the other four will he niti i?e I in tlie a, stem." and taught t lav hint i tie ti . k -. lie carried in bis inn- a little ("II *\v seven and a half hands u hei -h*. whose liiture coiliptlliioTl will be , i li .. .1 .I...* ..l...?? ... :. ?i. n I i.i 11 " ,S|n It it*" 11 i nisei t. Ivt'iK! r\\r hi?i o\ nt> l>r :i i'If! r 11ci| I rrni-li physician, It i- ili?euvit <! tli.it It me lint's nut iiiiinciliiitrly < 1 if vln'ii thi* heart ceases tn beat l''ur. al'li ? In- ili utli iif an ailim il. Mr. Olier li i- re in * v i' 1 a In mi! from tin' It. nly to tliit ol a is 11i_r animal, iiikI i he li.iiio 111 ?- 1111r<> luce I lias nit it c<l it-, if completely In tlial i?11m*rIn lnii jiiin to tin1 animal There ii'rins to In* tin iloubt, tlici'i'lorc, tliat \vi nny niPinl atu) replace our hones, as cusily i.s a table le'4. ? ^<*i?MllS. l'AUTI NOTf)V ON Ol.lt \ilF Mm. I'artin^ton says : " I havn't any !<! ire to live longer than the breath remains II my holy, if it isn't more than eighty ear.-. I vruuhlii't wish to he u eeuturioii 1111I the itlea ol nurvivimr one's factories 11 ways uive.s me a ili-a'_'reeahle eensorioii-tiass. lint whatever is to he will he, an I here is no knowing 11 thin:.'will take place ill it expires," w ? r Nature or Wealth un?l Poverty. > Mou rarely know the meaning of tho - word 44 rich." It U a rolutivo word, iiuf plying its opposito 44 poor," as jHisitively as t the worn 44 North" implies its opp >.->ite % *4 South." Men nearly always speak anil i w;ite as it riches were absolute, and it , were possible, by folkiw'tng certain suicn. tific precepts, lor everybody to be rich. ? Whereas riches arc u power like that of electricity, acting only through , equalities . or negations of itself. The Onv of the I guinea you have in your pocket, depends , w iol!y on the default of a guinea in* your ! . neighbor*, li ho did not want it, it would [ bo of no Use to you ; the degree of power it possesses, depends accurately upon the | . need or de-iro lie has felt fir it?aiiu the ' art of unking yourself rich, in the ordinary incrcuutilc economist's sense, is therefore . equally and necessarily the ait of keeping ( your neighbor poor. An accumulation pi' real property is of little use to its owner, unless, together with it, he has co-mioreial ? power over labor. Thus, suppose any p< r, son to be put in possessiou ol* a large estate . of fruitful land, with rich beds ol' gold in f . its gravel, countless herds of cattle in it- i ptfsturc; houses and gardens, and .-t -n j , houses full of ti- liil stiire-; bat sUjipmc.d after all, that In- c ail 1 get no servants. In order that he may be nbie to have s? rvaul-. | some one in his uoighboi hr>o I in 1st he. pool', and iu Want of hi - gol 1, or hi- corn. Assume that no one is iu want of either, and that no servants arc to he had lie . must, therefore, hake his own bread, n: ike l is own clothes, plough his own ground, i and sln pUerd his own flocks. 11 is gold will he as use lit I to him as any other yellow pobi.lcs on his estate. Ilis store* must rot, I t ?r lie ear. not consume thctu. lie can < ;.t ! no more than another man could eat, ate! Wear u ? more til u another m m eon! 1 wear. lie must lead a life of severe ami common labor t" procure even ordinal . eoinlorts ; he wiii untiiuaO'ly in Ad >o j k-ep either lion-. - in repair, or ii< Ms in I cultivation, and loreed to oonti nt ii'iu.-cli 1 , | with a jmkji" man's portion i .:: ! .< and j gaid? n in tin mid.-t of a desert of wa-tc ' I land, trampled by wild catAe, an I ? >i aim | hered by mills ol palaces, which he will hardly moek at himself by calling ' his k own. ?.luhn AW.-.,i. TlIK l'UESKNTS Ol I 'ill'-I it| NT r I :i- ! an an T(i Annit.-K M?Kit ? ()ur lhi .it ? irr> -poii.lcnt writes that the arrival >t al i | I tiful ease of heavily silver luoiinUdt' It's j Revolvers, with a box containing i v. two thousand cartridges, liouithe I'residt r.i of the 1 nited Status as a present to Ah I Kader created some sensation there. It ; was on exhibition for several days at the' United States Consulate, and the pistols were greatl admired. 'I'hc present iswnth | about SI.00",and wasnconipiiuicd by a let ter to the Algorine Chief. The old li r > was much affected upm the rce ptinn o! j 1?in humane efforts hy the (tovcruiucnt o:' the I nited States.? Unstou Ii'tiri '/> r. There is a woman in l'euchum, Vt. who has an apron that she has worn for 10 ye i ! and a part of I he original fabric i- .-'ill \iible in places. This same woai.ui a!-? ii.i- ' a dress that she has worn 17 years. 'i hiwoman mod the one in N w V... . ! . j i $3,000 for a dress to wear to the I'linet 1 ball, represent two extremes The Medical Soeii ty .1 \ i constituted Doctors Ifroohs. Ti. n? ton a committee to apply to t' i. : laturc for a charter lor a 1. . fiir inebriates. The . -t;. I bo called the Virginia W.,- ' I "Homer a Fkarful Arm?They have tried lately in the haiut lb ni-. t:e..i I i now gun, the range of which is J.\ 1T?- -uperior to the farm)::- rifle (an.ion. That | new arm does fearful execution at a distance of nine miles. It i- sai 1 ti :t ittrial, made in presence of uiu <>f N.ij ! oil's aid de-camp, has been \ery sati-far t->ry. ^ All prosperous nu n can give goo 1 e 'tin j sel, and they like to do il ; it cm-Is th mi nothing. It i.- an e.i.-y matter, when one j appetite is appeased, to d< el. it:i lii.-t feast ing. A woman asked her trirdeiiei why tl. weeds alw.ns outgrew ami coven"! up th 1 flowers i' " Mad line," lie ai.-w r. 1. " the .--oil is mother of the weeds, hut oi.'.v -t< ; mother of the flowers." ' " lh> tr\ to talk a little common seii-e, said a conceited Youth to a \nun_' li 1 \ " t th, but wouldn't that be t..k.n^ .ut unfair udvnntugi ??f you 41 Mr. .lones, don t \ 11 liiii k mar: i , is a means of gra ? * ( \ rtaiuh. : m . thing i- a means ol gra"e t!i it . ol- l < n pi iitanee." The ill)}?n)t- ol'tli v jrouat N- w V lor tin \vi- u i inline tlit- 'j7.Ii u . wii liait .t 1 iti! 11 >11 hi ul the i' ii. j ii'lihit |>ei :.u la-t \ car. I'l-iiii ?.IM; S r v i I . ? V n 11 n? 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A proxi'tTiiii* uc.'i'H in I'l.il t I 'j>l. it, \ Ii ivii nixni'r lit'r nil I P'tiili'. xxi ln"l I nllii-i i. 1 i rti*t? * iic 1111*ih x 1 y in rir' i v. i i ' jiijf in nit i' wii* lull ii i in l>f ulrt' i I', in. t , jf-tjji ii. I.ni iii . ' ' i i"l it i.i i i nothing aliout i'. tunl n y n un . iii'ic l - n iii)? n |?ii|nar Co ?t.m'iiri? tins } > m.-iit of u hn Irc'l iiulIn* ho Irul li nt. I julli i v tlniti i ;i -uch jirovt'il m In' lit** in" In- h.i'l iii*l. iinirtKngnl his owa j?i*oj?.ri v to tccurc :t tkht ' i/o III II I . . . - ... - . T. O. P. VlORNON, ATPOHN KY AT LAW, Wli.I. IT. VCT1CK in iliti Wcitcrn I'ircuit Onn ?W?-<l cxi'tior ?>t" I'ol. \V. W. HAKIMS' brick bniMin/, ?v<*r tlic ri??rc ??f 'iimii k (Juunuu, uii'l itc iiic l'alino tu U.iU-f. April 12 t> 1 _v J. '1. Clflfcrtf, | MAGISTltATfc, ATIOKNJA AT LAW, AMI MollCITlitt IN I 41'n V . H AS rouiovo'l I i Ui'i e from lunch >1loot to the via n .-wtjoiiuug iIt*- Spartan (Hlicc, 1 uii 1J10 I'nLlic S?|iiuiT. I iVJi buMuu.ai urn u .?i?vl lo iiu emu v n c. ' 1 wrjtli |>roiupt :itlcu!: >u. R*h 3 . -r> ly ,SULLIVAN, KLl-'OKU & VHNSMITII, ~1 irWE it <ei.it ! thoiii f.-l vcm fur lh? pnrI 1 pom? of prnciirtiu^ Law iu ilic 5>i liiet of dlTTTi.iiiburg. Any liiisiiic>s inti astcd to their care will receive prompt utteiitkin. Office oa the Public Squire, adjoining the yiWHTA V OF/ '. I?. H T.L1V \ N; ?. u.O*M. J. M. Kl.fO.i. > ji:i I a i|'u: rj?. JT. '. \YI%.S.'-il I'M. S??u l.mbiirg. Oct. -J7 o ?n? lii i.D & PUN CAN. A T T () K N I: \ S A T L \ W A X L sot i iror - i n i 141/11 v. VT SPAHT.V'.lil 1:0 C. II \'.l La-in* iiii 111 It 'I in i!o im 111 f ?* : 111 i I. j 1111y v. lie promptly altcll<lc>l to 'fiicc lic\t door 111 -ly. Agncw Co. i. i'. rkru. >u. n. dum April 12 C ' v tt lijlit cV Cri,* ATToUXKYS AT LAW, Oilier in M-i. i''Ko ^ i*> 1cL Luil ling. next iloor to Hobo Eilwur'U' l.iw otlicg, up ;uL 1, Spnrini.hiu II. .1. l>. Who.til. So.1111111I1111 g t\ f| .1 v*. 1.. 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On i' C v.il. I?r. il. J. \ l.ilNu.N. fill II.', it lii.tvi.:!! .1 . 4- 4*4 I'.Vili.-. t ,i ... h >i.eel. !' . i' k It . i.., i -i lutil IIIg i . n.s. r. .inn I' 4*i ly OIL i.. c. iii:.\ \i:i>\ n i:\rn. i.a? tin .'ic- ! i- " on. tan I- 1> ( . BJ?'? III I it i\ **???!, Hat.Ml M VUIM.*, 4 \ I> A| i. ..i . 11 i - ? ! .1 , I'i i iit . \ fl I'likr. At'. Ai. w II, ill ii. . . in tlioin v . tut v. . !. | iii tilt-. - i :. ! I. |?i( c<?. M..V I. l" I If Vi \ ITKiXSlX \ T .'m! > llAUm.li Mini', uv.T Hard.' I iw.U'v >. iro. c i ii .-tit. i\- In- I tut iiti ii . f tit iii supii j,,r M \ I I i. liSSKS. t! ' > ic ui t.vccUoni in.11or. ii.-, atui ui mo loi .ii |.t i< I 60 i f m in: or .soi in ( iuui.iM I i <'"lirt ; I*. 'II I'll' l . l>. I ,v I., i U ITM Y. I \B Villi .lU.i'lll. K. M. I.am;. ) iCi i \i 'ii.v ln::i' .n l it An iv. \ i ' ii i:.:r..\s t!.. i' i ! - .i i . t ^ y : AI tin I i.. t f. I ill I til' l - ui- - I I- u1 III !l 'l| at. 1 w a . ... 11, i n ! "l l In v' i > ili I La" in*i i uii't- i. -r ir' 'i } wii v, tin t't ' II, 'IV. . i II ( ill - l. I ! l > I 'll Iblglit !? ..it. J: , 11 tltvrvf I. u 1, Tba| i: 1 ! f-u I i i aj'j.f.ir ii. I |'l > i Iv Il:o i. 1 i i.i i ii. 11.1 i 1 ii-n iIn- 171ii 1m "l \j , ii i., it. U I 1. H ill II t' I \ i-.ir "'II' 1 'I I I Ii ' 11 II . . i ,,.4t it'ii.i . \ \ in- : . ii i > iiii ,i ti I i... ii.! :i,u'iit ?. .'.I li.i :j Lo fi\.-ii till in. .1 ;i i II, i. .lit i .1 TMl.l.liS" ?N, ?' i I'. V, 'H I" ' '"I Tin! ?,i lil <l.ii(l.....'' 'I1 it' VI " I * I ii fiii in ii?:?I t?* > l>.l i i ;?al4H ." \> i . Ii inI ! . vrin .in I ..11 >u; \\ i li i i-i . u ' Ii cm ii i.umi . inm i.ii uV I v ./('/<I, /' I.OO/H; / i \ . in i !ii-i j i ?\ I 'm* Kwltt \ 'in l I- ing l)isr.i-?'i, PiUn, N?u I iVi.i l?y |' | <1.1. ill I I" lli'llllli I I. i' till ili. ly i ll-, i I I nAini' iiii -1 si-11ill -liiiij; ?-itt? -? I i liC ? '"llfcl. . ill :H I t I Ii o iKvi-, lly i . - i, I . ii:? .i l l idle . ." i I miii ? ill I'lu'.M , ?V . il :icl - .i- .1 ly I lit* I k)i ( ( i. . I ii \.- I in t. f.l. iiniri' oi fur iii jut -1 -i \ i ii y i . ii . Ii i in - i fin ly, a -i li--w lie i ii.ilf I ti-lllni llll ill.I ike I'- 11(11111. Il I- i if i111 |-ri|-iii li.il., wlmily i l my i-uii i 11 i y . ii i I | ? . in I iy n.11- In iih' in : i ; r i tin- iiir<Tl ii- v. ki ll i- -III) illy i n il 1 J ur i- ill' ly .l( ?i I. K <i<H ?1 *1 |? l\ (i IN . |).\ \ IS. |'i i ur 1 mi\ I '.", Ni n York I* - i i. M ii ill j:t I if lilauks ! ISIanks!! i i . i <u P at f life f?rni4 _ i Scrofula, or King's Evil, I Is it coiuUntiuhBl disease, a corruption of the , l?! nod, by ul.it;]i this tlui?l become* vitiated, u ak, m?il jMKir. being in the circulation, it j jk i vatlt thou hole body, itnd may hiyst out | i:i di 1 ;w: o:t any poet of it. No Or van U firoo ( fioiu its attit.lv*, nor is tb>-ro ouc winch it^nuy : lioud. troy. The scrofulous taint u variously | c:ni-cil l.v mercurial divitst, low lhmi(, (lkord red or unlitalthy loud, impure uir, tilth 1 | and tilt try hahitfc, tli?? rlenrcssinr vices, and, i above an, bv the venereal in lev t ion. What-, | ev< r I*- Its oiigrn, it is hereditary in tliu e<?istitorlioii, dyiyiidiiut " from Wicut- U> children ; unto the third and four If mg$u;w indeed, it Wtiii to be rl.e rod ul iTTrn \\lu? says, will viMr the biiijiiiiin of the hither* upon their i l;UJr? u," ^ , r ? M|>|. ;| i iio enact 9 coiniui.net tiy <lepo-ition from the | Idorid ill' c< emptor ulcerous mutter, which, in the lum;-, liver, Jin?l intc rual or<nui?, is termed ' tubercle.*; in the frauds swelling*; and on | the-?ui face, eruption* or ?ores. TIuh foul cori upturn, w iider* in tli bloud, ikpre-sc.s i tlic1-luTfjii'* "1 lilt*, *?? that >11 ofulou# con-titutioiiH not only luiftr from M-rofulous tornplaint-, hut liny Lave l'ar 1 ?* power to withstand tin attacks I.f other disease*; couse- j en utiy v;i t number* pcit-li by disorders wl.-.cb, ni l iut',h not scrotal m-in their nature, are r em It rid total Lv thin taint in the sv t.i i. Most of, the eoiifcumptioii wiiic-h damn:'' . th - hitman fhniiIV hits it-* oihfin directly i:i t' : -eiot'ii'oiit runtatnitvitioii; and many il -'iiiri v <li i-"H of the liver, kidney*, bruin, an 1, i e'.-i-d, of all the or^une, uribo from. or are iiv -laviiteel by the dime cause. t 'uctpurtui til all our ; wo pic are m rofuloiis; th J i ii- ar- invnd d f?v tl L- luikii.^ inf .a, and I'" i In ulth i- uudi i mined hy it. 1??> ati-c i' froia the >>j--toin we jntist renovate l i' 1! 1 Ly nu n't rative in di'-ine, find in \ eat it Ly 1 iV j food aad cierdsc. j >uvli in Heine w '-injilv in Avrcirs j Ccmpound Extract Snrsnparilln, | t'.e ji i-t e.Ti tuul i na.dy which.the medical '1 of ou: Y iu a i an ih vU" f'?r tht? cyrrvw '. ere j,n \ l^uii 1 fatal l inb'nlv. It in t-om'.i I fi : ' 1 e.i-f : 'ic t ' i did-that lmvo j i . > ! forth i Npnifiatiun of fl.i.-s foul .d i ! . t' Ll'iod, and the rescue of the m in I.. ' ? d -tin five ton ouenrc*. Ii ... it : I 1 . i j h yd l-.r the.cure of o:.!\ e " ' i. I nt aso thn-e otl'T n'frr' I.'i !. ?;: fi i;t mi*, ll tl-i KlM'PTIVn ! S l-1 \-i . ST. Antihinv'k Fiuk, 1.- -I . or l'i. a1; t is, I'tMfi th, I'ti-rett -i, a -. I iv. lh'l t -.'l'i MOte*. 'I'ttT11 u ii II S \ 111:vii. UiviitroHM, 1 >i i i,it itic mill Mi hi tht.it. Lh . 111,. i v. lii en- ia, Ih.HiiitY, mul, : ili'i d, i ('o--1 i. >:v i s at:ttfKO i k?u V:ti\I l ' .'I: 1'* ' Iit l'i nun. I he populnr li li? C :u if * > i'i/.< ' i.U" i P.uinii'il in ti ntli, fur scrofula lid .-.ii i lit nut of Uw-blOQd. 'i'l.e ' i. a jiiirj.'i < aii'l virile of tin- Surrjipit. ' i i-to j>nri:y Mel n i r( . tin- vital fluid. ill Mil li : I.u:.it I. iliti i-1 OlillUoklLU' in ! ? . .1 it i. a* taint . Avers Cathartic Fills, w 7 FOR ALL THE FJiiTCSES CL A FAMILY THYSiC, i til. -ii I'm; -li that '.-si.- . cilhin the ^aiipp of lin n .' <?i. i ut rattly withstand or evade tlitru. t i . ii!:. | ui'iii i - Iinli, mill rlcuiiT, ... v.ge; Miy |n : tt??n of tin hiimni: or)(ati> 'sin. i 'i its <!ii..-id action, nnd r straitig - In al lliy vitalities. As :i roust ijiu lire of these 1 ja-rti' . t! * invalid who is bowed down uiilt , j-'i'i "r physiial debility ia nstcuiahrd to lind hi* . t. .iMi or i in jgy t. tot id Ly a roiucdj ;.t once bo hiiiinlc and inviting. Ni i only <I" they cure tlic cvery-day complaint* , \ ii( i\i-ry I >?ly, but ?Ko tunny lot ini Jablo and , i . >ii> iIim isrs. *1 |v :grnt be-low named i* 1 1 to fttttiis], gr:.ti< tri\ American Alumnae, mi. t..S i >i tig certificates of their <urc-* and directions . fin i c ;r cm- in lb.' tollnvving complaint*: Curticei . ih i t ..ru, lit tittic, iu. ,u uin:iJ)oM dimrden d i '<. A' ,. <.<, I'ahi inand 1 it:m i.J tin /tufcii, I'txtnl ttcy, Lou oj Appc* t'licc, mill othir tiin.'ired. Mimptuiitt, .1 a ioiT slate of Uie body erptylMgkm- ^ run tmk ii \w?, CoiigkSf C^lt'.M. 1 iifia?it^'%4{Krn|S^] tion. uud tor the t?mws iU*en*e., v^,. ; So v?id*> I* ' -- < "k' Aisf-'.-rti.:; in j C -..crate <ii-.in-.is of the lung* Y t: T .ii- superiority mrttwtjr . fits Kii.il i* too apparent to e*uat.o 1 v.h. :? its \irtucs are kti.ian, the ,t.Oi c hut r.r.tidole to employ . - . l.ngirmi'i ifli-ctimu of the i | ; i . incident toour climate. \ . .'ics thrust unon the ,i '. en discarded. thU t 1. i : fcrrrd tcnrfils i I' i i i u ?<r f' rgit. nnd pro> .ni nd U <> remarkable to I L-. or^otti .. i ::r M:n? itv jifu. . ,.*? y.n x co. 1.1?w r.i.l.. M asp. , . ]> 1 I.. TWITiV, Sj nriiiiil titg 15. F. HA'l I'. li t* i, nnd by all DrugI |TM ? fW ' 1! t! S . i:VI m.. < I III-. 1 M;?X 10 |(? (f TJIK ST \TK or sol Vii ( SHOWN A In .'.? ? i (' tr. 'i Picas. , VIA :AMIS H. i AMi'lM ! . ? * \ i; nclinu- ut. 11 \i ii\ \ u r.ouO. I %\ T I. t! ? ?' I. i it ilie -"J.I \ f N .'' ' iv li.- ?|. ?-!ar:iiion . i . t. .ir . i: i - .i 1 i- :ilji il.ii -I i hi - Stale. .... ! Ii.i- i . . > . I ! : mil * illi in lii ,-uii.i u|. 1 v.. in . J . '.lie auitl ?lera: it i .' t X ( hi- i' i. i . . ri i' tl tii'l <1t fen d int i Mjij'eTi' an > ' 'tlii' -v<1 tkoliira i. ti, en i I : ! i' iv <f Noveioher i xt, \ li x " ! I i j .ftp ?>f our l.ortl neu (' iii I i '/lit 1 tii'l c-1 mi I 'Tty: other* i-r <" ' itrt'l ' ' < j. i . i.i t ill then he eivcli : . . . J. 1 i'llJ.LKSO.N. t'lttk. ?., ! ti i 3 -: \ z s N *<:. New I'fc*!illcd;;n?l IVr (iihhmI BenZtil.l i )>leu-aiii< r in it- ti-e, i vupurittcs in. I- 11?i li. i.n *x ill 1j( V.itiid iii I iw jl i t.1.1 ? i.r.AN.sis ; i t.ni iurir.s 11 an>iiiili . ... ri c I i.j .r .I livlbi. ll.t' |.,ib.i?". 1 i. i iiiji niiiiuxc H"?-ix renin i-s.iil<itiiui (-, i- . 1 .. h, Uitlter. r?iut. .\c , t; i.i silk. . \ ii i I in I'.tlni . ?i ix>x. Vn per. . x > . .in iin* - . !ite?t iioi i x i ( iImt. For nale I I ISllF.R ? IIBIN I ISII. July IJ lit tf ?> t i < ' i:. Ill 11!'. i 'i ji .. ti. person* e.jti[_ < dill tikd pay a ftriain St ?TK. pi\( ii 1 ( u i i , ii x u 1 N'i'j, lo one luii.x il. I.I' !".. ol / |: u.i mm lii- | . ;i.: in M'l.i h DOLL \lts , i i. ii il el ; i. c x? .is iilic^i o mini i j tunne l tlrilii'.t .'., a!.oi i f\\ seTrn yaurs ulii. i - . 1 i \ | i1 o mi .in 1, nni| lifts con- i tit . . I . . . , !.?>..I..*. .....I .. .....I... ... .U.,. (in- i .. ..'l l.ii li li.i* loia.il' I..iIt 1 'i h. 1'i'Ksi.sr. \:... 17 ?1 r.m j i imT.OUI. \mini vi?;i;kwoiiwi.oda. which i- t t .m IS... i. .!i Itn in" l..-.-n . iio . . - In p I. iii-'I. i lie . iiq.-i w?. very i ki.< i? ih I iv<> 11 r.i. n-1 I. .n I ? vt-ijK i it. I nl adli <ivc iiiiiU'i-i?1 without pi; cv- ?, uni.l In- ii'.fi-nii in yvn- ?1 v. civil i tlie ' LICjUil' lil.I 17,' it i.? >y i?nn7?>. fi.r - ile liv i i.snr.u\ iii:!Nri>n. Inly 1- !'.? il' Druggi^l*. Marhinm Oil, t a.?u m,1 i.y hsiikis \ ii17i.n ii sll. 1 y V y 17 11 If 1 u .. . . i. +'W*\ '> gg-ggi L^aaaft UUm' lUiMMly nilm' l?>?|M |!t?? Mt Ult'lty UUm' I) >l?mU)r UUW ;?.)<. |.t|< 1.. idcUy Ult<<* l)v?|Mprii. IStinvIr Bit*"' UyiJi'lKlr Krmtiljr Wla^l?ykiH|iO( Kiutnly iUili* 4>y < ! < |>i ! Kt iimljr I UUm** l?yn[Ni|j<lr Il?f llu %4lu flni lilt- tl Hint lite Im^mI Male 11114 tike bare < Sale |-' IIiih I Sir Iaiu4-?t Sale lint Mir l,nn;Mi Sale llaa lh<! lartttil Halt llut On J. u ;i'4t Sate I 'Mm lite i**1? li?> lliw Lur|;u? Hula Of any Vullrlm- lit lilt U urld. tit UU) klullt Inr In |lit World. Ol any JletUt ?? In the \v?il<l. Of any llnHi lilt in tlir World Of any Medli-lm In llir World. Of any Medicine In file Warid. Of any lliilirlii* In ttir World. Of any .Httllrliit In I lit World. Of any Mnllt Ine In (In- World. Ol any .Metllt lur In tile W wild. HNI.1MK) l>nrkll|{rl loil lloo I'oikllfW 11)41.1* 41 IIMMMXI Hmk?Kti Lno.txm I'm kigi ? IDD.tMK) I'rtt I. 1 On .1**1 l';t( ka^ti loti.lMMI I'nrliaiiti KMMM.O l>iu'kH||ri IdO.OtMi I'm kn?<? Sold In flrnt jiln ami Mm I liCtirtillna Kohl In llmriilii nml Soul ItCai ollna Hold lit dro kl" ami h-'Ullif'utwUria Sold In <lroi?ia and kiViillil nrulllil Suld In linir^tii Ainl Kaittlif'itrollna hold In (.corgi* ami ftoMttil.urolMia hold In Urorfla antl foul M MfUiia Hold In llniiglu nml >oui n( urollna Sold In l.t 01 tela itnd Moutlif arotlna hold In (it oi'ici.i .ii.tl ><>uiUCarollaa In l-Huilrrn IlimllUt In Kmii'lnn Months. In l<'oi>i'tr< ii Mtiiillii. In lotlllt fll lltMiHuk In l uUlltin >lm>(lM. Ill k'uin fern lliihllia, In Ktmtdt rii Months. In I' lfrltt ? Muullu. lu Pi urln ii Manilla, lu hiurUni Munllu. II I. W uniiiilul (< Cure 11 l< W an antid to Cure II I* Win i nnIril to Cure It It Wm ranted to Cure It Is Wiiimnliil to Cure If is WnrriuiU il (u cure ll It W a> ranti d to Cure II I. Warranted lo Cure II It Warranted to Cure It I* Warranted to Cure It 1>I i # I Unit art l-'fil lowed If llli i< :lun? nn l**ttl luwtil, II Dim limn nn- I'ullniicU, II lllni lion* mi' I- <>|Inwi ?t, ll lllii'illuiii urr !*'? Ilu%\i tl, II Oil! I I It* ! * nil; I'nj Intvtil, II Dti i? :I<-1>? ui I- J*\nl?,\t I'II, ll Dim Hum uir Kolloiiril, If Dun Hum ni-i. I''ulluu?r II IMn itn Fullnn t-ili All>" I'UH of D) .|H |N||| Any I iiw ul O> m)m |>?la Any I ?? uf 1"(i |u>ln Any Chw i.i l>> h|m |?ln An> ( n.? tit l>yi|K'|?.la All) ( mol iky?|M ]Mla Any I u?c ?>f I |i,lu Any Cuif til II) |hji?Ih Any I nit ul 1)) >|h |k>)u A "J I ii ii ut l)t ihikU I.I? IV III .nm, lUil'r DUi-Hir, I.IVt-r I II MUM', IA? ct DIhum, l.lnr DIuam, l.lvtr IHifHw, I.Iv? r ll|,i it, *, I.I vet UImiim, I.Ivi r iil,i iim, lA avv Dlnrnit. Jn untllre, JhuiiUIDC, luivitUlie, la it ul li-f, JkUinllrt, Jkrtuillcr, Jniindli is, Juillltlll'l.', Jnunillcc, In u i ill It r. f-i IK till l.i lilllty, < 1.1 ill IKI.Iiliy, Utiitml litlillliir, Uvmrul CJeurral Uiblllljr Ut ntritl IKMUlf, ( i ik ml l>vtjllliy, Urnrrul IkUllljr, Central Orblllty, LKbUJty. (ildd}"*"*' I IT?|iiiim i| Mplritt, ' I^prnnwi Spirit*) | - Difnn< ??>??% <r,,-;A>* IK-pitwd Spirit*, Utprtucd Spirit* t)r|irff??J Spirit*, !.<'?? Uf \|l|Mtl|c, l.naa of A|>|M llte, ! ?? of AppMlte. . 1 .<> ? uf A|i|itillt, l'OM of Ap|Mlltr, I.<mm of .\|p?llt?-, l<oW uf Appvtllr, l.o?? of A|>|H-tlte, l?>* uf I.Oa* Uf .\ji|K:ltU, l'ulu in Klrtc it ml (lack l'ulu In M<lr uuil ituck, i'alll In S(t|r uuil ll.uk, I'llll< In M.lr Uuil Mm k. I'nlii In vli(r anil Mark, I'l-lii In Mill anil Muck, I'ntii iii Mill- null Murk, l'ulu In Slilr null liuck, l'ulu In Milt ami Hark, l'ulu 111 Milr siul Uatk. It la I- >|hi l.illf Ailnplcil to ll I* K.|*r? lullj \iln|it?-?i fa ll In K?p? clitly Ailuplril to ll It l.>|M < Iwlly Ailwpltd to 11 la I-.?jm ? i.tlly Adapted to ll la I'.afMl I,ill) Adapted to ll la Ki|mm lull) Adapted to ll la I'' a|M"C I.I 1ly Allliptril lo ll la l'.%l?l lail) Adapted to II la l-a?jH'<-|ally Adiijiltil fo IVmuIt < IIIII plain t a ; I't iiinlr Cum pi nlula: *t limit. Coin |>l?l ula } lYutalr Complaint* | Keiiiwlc t Olliplwlnta ; l i mule t'oinpliituta j I-Vtltalr I < in | il a I ii la ; Kiiunlc CoH>|ilaliit a | l 'i male Complaint* | l-Ynintr Coiiiplaliita I Ii Prmliura llot nudity uf Kuril* ll I'rniliiiia MhIiiiulI(y of Konu It I'l-iMlilrta Hut nullity uf Koriit ll I'ruiluira Itnliandlly ul Kuril* II I'm tliu i a Knluiiilll) uf Konu ll I'lu.liiria 11 ul il lull I)' of Kmlu ll I'roilin i a Itul uiifllly uf Komi ll I'mdIliTl liutiiiullly of Kurot II I'loducc* laul iimtlly uf Kui m It 1'iodiirrs IfuliiiiUlty of Km in In Ki mall a uf n 1'liln anil Sparc Habit In Ki inwlca uf ii I tiln Mini Spurt I lit bit In Ki iiimIi a of n 1 bin mill S|iurr llulilt I ii Ki ii i ii a uf ii I llill null S|iarc llaSIt In Ki iiiii 11 i uf it Tbln unit Sparc llaSIt In Kcttiuliaof ii 1'tiln ami Sparc llalilt In K< uiaJra ul u 1 liln anil Sparc llnMt In Kent aim uf n Tlilii ami Sparc llulilt In Ktmaliauf n I'tiln null S|Kir? llulilt I In Ki uiwii a ul u 1 I>111 n.ul a pure llalrll Kfrrjr Invalid Slum Id I-. i ? ) Int Willi k licit III In i) luinllit should I ii l ( llllillltl Slmillil Ki i ry In! wtl.l Slioulil I i i iy lu? wllil Stu.iilil l.lll) In! Willi Miuulil I'.t 11 y In! nllil S'lo u I il Kii ry lit! ii I lil Should l'iy Hue I'm kiifr. 'I'ljT Hue I'wtla.tKOa Ti> Our I'm knp'. TlJ atlic I'm kt^i'i 1 i J tint I'nt K %*! | 'l'i> tine I'uckaifc. Ii> Out I*wikw|fc. Try One I'nikwjfc. 'l l V tine I'AtkWKCi Sit.1 a !' i R'' m*bi;i I" Oi IVprn-wc* fur ibdr I I Ikmi'inoton ' hisi u ? o. gtotuarii Mid lam-el*." \V. \V. UM?? A CO., Proprietor*. iiU3 llruMlut)', Mti! 1 inkl-\>r Stilt IH SyirtunUurg by IRl liGISTS AM) Ml Rem US. i I Srjit IS 20 ly i IIm * borvby give ii xior iliat I will not be ?r ' coitniithle for any <lcl.:? tli.it my wife Kliza T)iomn-???ii. or mv con WmMy Thoitpmio, 01 01'" I uigl-.tcr Jane Tli.'?ii|'-on. may contract in any ay. unless oompelletl bv law.' July l'J?'Jo?ly ' II. TIlOMl'SOK. * (iOLW t;OtD! OgHlOtBW J ^J^^tSSUSt!' hI McKl.YN KTTt ' ' CAJ'l'i Ai- VttlSJS *W/mij**XT TlolS-ot^Oilly Slot Halve*. <j:ujr' i-ru at}d Etg}d'u? iu IVoportion. T*> be drawn < acU/Saturday iu 1804^ in Ur8 . ?it$r uf Sntraiut^U. U^orii*. Cla*f *!?. Owdhei^o,'1 IWli <'!?** I?> > * ilrar n t>?-iwi?ur 1<4, IWMI. i Clus* tH, lo bt dram October JiW, 1800. Clic-w 'Jo, t<r bvd^wtJi,October #-7> n I n ? i nV..?< ? .u.tij.MJHbfcft i' SCHEME. 1 Prize of $00,1)00 is $00,000 J ! s ; mt 1 1 " 6.p00is < % 6,000 1 " 4.000 U 4,000 1 3,000 is 3,000 4 1 " 2,000 is 2,000 1 " 1.6O0 is ' 2*?.<HI0 Prises of .?8 $20<)jMu 2i*0?U Prizes ef $2 * ' '6,0U? ? l(T r r'^M -'r* 50,305 Prizes uibouui ing U> . . . $376,000 v:rr.r:nn niin irr'rn/s m&sth. C. rLific^U^ of Packages will be sold at tilt following rates, which is the risk: ' Certi&csie of Paekagva 10 Whole Tickets $80 f 10 Hair 40 f " " Iti yuurler '* 20 54 10 Eighth " 410 TfiK GOLD MINK!! .\I<L PHIZES AND NO BLAN1LS ON The T??rep Number Plan! Which sakes place every Wednesday and 6a:urdaydh 1800. 78 NUMBERS?18 DllAWN BALLOTS! 1 prise of : : : : ?25,000 1 "Prfzp of : : : : 0,000 1 Prize of : : : : 4.000 J Prize of : : : t 2,270 40 Prizes of 176 nre : : 7,000 i 40 Prize of 125 nre : : 5,MM) I 40 Prizes of 112.Co are : : 4,500 102 Prices '>f lOO are : : 10,200 O i l'rizo-' of 25 are : : 1 ,025 05 Prize* of 20 are : : 1,800 05 Prizes of 15 are : : 973 05 Prizes o4" 10 are : : * 050 4,81 o Prizes dr are : : 4.">,2bO 27,'14't Prizes of ^ 5 are : 136,200 43,080 Prizes of 1 43,080 70."70 Prizes amounting to $290,000.00 wijole rickh.rs shmies nr i'liurottriON, IN DICK I NO TICKET:* till CKIITIKJCATE8. Enclose ilie money our u ldrcss for the tickets ordered, ou receipt of w iiicli tl.ey will he forwarded by tii*t mail, Purchasers 'can have tickets ending in tuiy figure they may designate. r The list of drawn numbers and priz'-s will be sent to purchasers iinmediutrh alter the draw?"K All communications strictly confidential. Ord?-r- for Tiekfcts or Certificates, by Mail or Express', to be dirce'ed to McKINNlJV & Co., Savannah, Ga. v~'" ^nCT^' jfr- * (ML-'1 .sHiB'oh O j ' ^^5mI8BS?8p5^AU'>T& I KJjg *f1 V- ', *' ' '* ?V/& . i.-, ', ^XS or. " I. 1 " 8,475 1.810 " 40 ;100 - 1.000 127.040 " 20 100 " OOO | 22, V.?r> r,i/c? iiuiouuliii^ to $1,171,050 N i:\UI.V 1 L'Kl'/.K TO KYEllY 2 TICKETS. Wl. il' Tickeia $20; Halves 8lU; t^mtrtcr* $ "> (\riifi<.au? of packages in the above Sobeu.e will Li: .-eld at ilie following rales, wUich is the 1 vl?k : s .. .^ , t'i itii'.i*o of pu^luigo of 20 wVn.U i tickets if'iWj 00 ' " ?? 20 lia'f 149 MJ * . 20 <jw:?ner 74 75 ? ?. ? ' 20 cijrb;h 57 37 SPJLI;> i>i D sciiKMio: TO BE LHi AWN i.a t a i; l d.\ j sjk-i j jx xo yj:mm:r. Has* 522 drnwe November 7, 1800. "i4 t draws Nuvuutbvr, 14, 1860. <'l is# .Vi6 ilraws November 21, 1800. Cku? 508 <lrnws 'November 28, 1860. XLxnr. v oxt: rnizi: to rvnnt two TIC KKTS! | 7.S MMilKKS? 14 IWAWK HALLOTftfl ? apilal I'rlze of ft35,OO0>. 1 il,0<?> I Gl " 76 1 ' 4,t>77 1 f.l ? GO 1 l'rize of Mo.tioO | t.4 " $lt*> ti? ? 1.60d i 04 ?? 60 10 ? I.?!**'] 64 * ?0 30 " 1,UOO | 6,604 ? "0 60 2<k> j 2?,321 ? 10 200 ? 150 | 81,112 I'ritti Amounting to $678,667 Wli de tickets $T0?II 55?Quartern$2.Ao, i 'erliticuiestil packrgv- in the nhovo Scheme, to Go drawn each WedncsilaJ1, will he sold l| the lolloping rates. which is the rink? Ccriitiuwte ol" packages of -6 whole lie kcts lll.fKj <* 2* hnlf " 70.60 " ' " 2G quarter " h 6.27a in 0HI>F.U1NC Tli I,i:T? <>R l ERTiriCATM. Kiiclfale the hw hiiii rtf luourv to-otrr tuliliw) for whut v oil wish to purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish it invesuxl, and whctti-. cv \ on wi-h 11 ilvcs, \\ h??les or Quarters, on rej v i] t f which we set: I whit isorlcied, by first in ail. t igethor with the solieme. I:. n lia-cly alter ihc- draw jug. n print d drawing. certified to hy the Commissioners, I w,U lie -ent, with an explanation. urchasers will please write their Signs are- plain, and r.U' their Post Uftic, County ?n4S-at4- ?2 **. 75 All rniiuflnnidnlionw^trictty r"fittilential. I'.f VU prizws of $1,U0U and under p*i'\ itliliio)' tl*lw flll>? 'I ? - *1 8 -?iwr prizes at the u?w:?l time of I" days. ont Single Ntitnl t r Lotteries, Capital l'tite d;u\* ovtr^ Saturday Wliole ticket* S10? llnlYf* >>?Quarters $?).. Orders Iit Tickets or Certificates to be nudressed t<> AV?M?I?. fT?in* .% CO., Wilmington;, Itel. or. WQOh, Kl?LO \ CO., St. Louis, Missouri 6-*^... Hie drawing* of Wood, Kddy, $ Co.'8. #n>"Cin. ulera containing fcolicwijs for tbe iiientlTwill bo sent, tree of expense, Ly addressiugaa adC.vep^v-The l)vaw tigs <?f Wcod. Fold; & Co.'e l ..n?rU. ....r.i:..*- ? i- ?-- ? - * ^ ' j'Hinwyi i ut me .>ew ior^ HmmI.I, New Wrk Tints, New Yorksr SiH.it- 7. fit nil jr. N'eTr York Lttr?<? *th1 JJew York Now*. Nov. 1 ? *> 41 * ' .? i jr.' ' ? - J ?' .i - f*