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STATE OF MAINE.

HASeocK Supreme Judicial Court. April Term, 1857
on the foregoing suit it is ordered 10y the Court that
tic the tendency thereof bE given 10 all persons inter
esod by publishing a,trsed copy i the writ and th
order thereon three weeks successfully Ia the Ellsworth
American, a newspaper published In Ellsworth, ia said
county II Hancock, the last publication 10 he at leas
thirty days before the next term OF this Court To h. hoci
at Ellsworth, within and fr the COUNTY cf Hancock on thu
the fourth Tuesday Of optober next that they may theI
aud there APPEAR and defend said suit II they tnk III.
Attest Parker ". PERRY CierA.
true copy Of the writ, aud order Of Court thereon
Attest, p " PERRt, tfeFs.
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MARINE .JO( R\ Al
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

CLEARED
fm3ar, sept. I.
Sch barcelona, whitmore, Boston.
" Il. Z. Warren, rbufbat. do
AggIt III.
:. o,sonto, Hammond, y. Y
sarrnpAr, SEPT ).
" Rockiaud, Day. Roekland-
CLEARED.
-" Spartan. B,n~y, ElHchiil.
g james Henry Grant, Portland.
{" haitian, Davis, Chcrryheld.
" ccreseo, smith, lio.ton.
scSpAr, sept q.
" Dolphin, Lord. y. \.
:. OtrHnto, Hammond, Millbridse.
ARMED.
-. George aud Mary, Lord, Dighton.
/" Belle, Remiek. fhiiilelphia.
=" volant, Jordan, Boston.
CLEARED.
:. yalettA, Means, n. Y.
MospAv, sept :,
WANDERED Buiatin, Doston-
ARRIVED.
Adelaide, Ciarl. y. Y.
{" Agnes, Lord. do
" Madagascar. Lord, do
:" Abagail Haynes. Lord, Boston
+" vsndaIia, Grimm, Salem,
TrxspIY, Sep. s.
"a Georgia. Ally, Boston.
Wsrrcnton, Jackson, do
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPHIc CA
pLr.--A committee of the Directors Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company had ar
interview with Sir Charles Wood, to in.
uuirc whether. If the company sold their
present cable the government would
place at the disposal o: the company,
gratis. suitable steamships to lay cable
next summer. The reply was in the
affirmative.
The Directors have an offer for the
Cable Of higher price than its cost, for
a line to India.
New York, Sept. I. "A letter from
a we'll Informed gentleman in London
saws: "Should the Directors of the At
lantic Telegraph Company decide to post
pone further operations to next summer,
which is thought probable. the present
cable will be sold, and a new one, sub
s,antially the same as the preset one, but
500 miles longer, will be made in season
10 be laid next June
SPgcuLArIoSs WITH SMALL CAPITAL.
Thousands OF men and women every day
invest small amounts in business
which they canno, carry on successfully,
and thus lose much time, and sometimes
much larger sums than they a; first pre-
posed to risk. In spite Of the popular
,elamor against lotteries. they seem TO
offer a. fair chances f small investments,
AS mercantile transactions, which are said
70 prove failures in majority OF bust.
ness. II is to be Questioned 1t gambling
has not vastly increased in the Northern
and Eastern States since the lottery sys
ten wns abolished therein consequence OF
Shc wan, OF facility to crafty the natural
d;sno.i,ion Of individuals to accumulate
money rapidly. and with but little labor.
In the Southern States lotteries are still
protected By the Government. The lot
terry which We refer to, is to be drawn on
tho 18th September next. in the city OF
Macon, Georgia, and is known as The
Jasper County Academy Lottery, of which
Ncssrs. Anderson & Son, OF Macon and
Savannah. Ga are the managers. There
are. in all, sass prizes, and only 10000
tickets issacd--making one prize 10
<rery ninia ticket-ranging from $50 TO
the capital prize Of 800, 900.
We suppose that all who wish to invest
in this lottery, will send in their orders
to the managers without delay. and they
will readily supply them with all in'or-
nation.
We have heard Of some large pr'zes
being drawn recently in this s1,tctE
aud this will encourage Others 10 ty
what the turn Of Fortunes wheel may
supply them in the s'a'e oil "eoFs'a
Their small schemes are drawn eve. y
Saturday throughout, the year the cap'
tai prix, Of which is Sl2.ooo-,ieAets
.arc from one To fonr d9l,ars.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock Supreme Judicial Court 1pr Term, 1857
On the foregoing petition it is ordsred by the court that
notice Of the pendency thereof be given to sill persons
interested by publishing attes,cd copy OF the writ AID
this erler thereon three weeks successfully IN the En- worth
imetica: newspaper printed In Ellsworth in said
~ # Hancock, thu last publication to be least firi
days hcfore the next term Of this court be hatn
Ellsworth, within and for the county ii Hancock the
fourth Tuesday n October next, that they may titsiI an,
Their appear and defend said suit II they thnk fit
Attest, p. ". PERRY Cisrk
4 true copy Of the writ and order u therapu
Attest, p. ". PERRY, clerk
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STATE; OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, -. Supreme Judicial Court, April Tenn,
1887.
hn the foregoing -ut it is ordered by the Court that
tcr Of the icndency thereof be given all per-ns
cstt, by publishing aested cop, Il the Writ and this
order thereon three weeks suecessiyely in the tsN ur
American newspaper printed in EIsw orth, in said
county o Hancock the last publication tn lie least
thirty days before the Of this Court, be hold
en- at Ellsworth, within and Tor IA. county II Hancock
the fourth Tuesday Of October next, that they may then
and there apl~ar and defend said suit IL they think m
Attest, PJRkER ~. PERRY, Clerk,
true copy u the Writ and order Of Court thereon,
Attest, PIRhER n PERRY eek,
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock IS. Supreme Judicial Court, furi frrm lsa7
On the foregoing suit II Is ordered by tin Court that
tice Of the I-ndency thereof he given all person. inter
esed by publishing attes copy " the wri, and tbs
order thereon three weeks snccrssivry In the Ellsworth
dmcrcan, newspaper published Ellsworth. in the
county Of Hancock, the last publication he nj last thin
days before the next term Of this cour i holden Mt
Ellsworth. within and for the county If Hancock the
fourth Tuesday II October next that they may then
there appear and defend said suit, II they think ft.
.it,rst, p. ~. PERRY. Cisri.
4 true copy Of the writ and order Of thereon.
1ttest= ~ PERRY, CHrL.
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NORTH AMP EVA HOFFMAN,.
Rosemary 70, Children's Hair AID with
the Ladies'

The Proprietor Of the SUNDAY News, Francis
Adams Esq, furnishes the following testimony
BoSrpN Aux -, lS5G.
One lady with whom We are personally acquaiat-
ed has used thr Rosemary fur nearly two year,,
and will not be without it moment. This lady
has tin &C children, and their head, are constantly
washed with this article, and Say from our
own observation. that II is uf the best We have
seen used, 1t gives to the hair rirh glossy al-
pcarance, and keeps the scalp in n healthy state,
This lady also uses the Rosemary for her own hair,
and is delighted with it. Sic prefers It t. every
article for the hair now in use. We bave the tcs-
timuny q! several ladies in favor OF it
FRANCIS ADAMS.
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OxYCENATED BITTERs.
FROM iAe Boston Mornias Post

FROM tAe Bosfoh MoFhIay FVH'
Coon Apyrx TO Drsrsruos.-In these days Of qaaek'
.sy pauAceas and wonderful cures, 1t IS hardly safe to
anything Ia the catalogue d Pstsnt ce,n-'
and se sin NJ. kao~asiy misleaf our readers IN these
rna,t-r.. ba, when nave undsn pf's Of ths fes
va.ue Of IN ci- AID the testimony Of god AMI e'i-
ahs citizens besides feed II dnty % give paheiy
70 such . remedy. The Orygsaafed Bahe' $3.50 oy
Messrs. Seth W Fosie, l3s Washington srsst' ss ~
have recsiyet the sanction Of sci~uiiae men, and tef
sirsaes and eshsacy fully at;essed by many eehs "
the highest respectshiiity-
Any Individual suffering from sesknsss fnd anfA'-s
vii regret making fail trial Of TINS io'AiaA"e mt
dicne
SETH W. FOwLE 1 CO., i5s Washington 81
Boston, Propriesors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Asssts-Mosss Hale, Ellsworth; John stevens
BlssAiil. J. Hooper, csaine Z. II. Parker
Dsehspert; 2. s. Higgins, Eden, sn1vso
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ByF0RE TUE WORLD iOs YEARS

T~ESrr MT LioS BoSra soLp and the sphere Of their
us-faness still extending. Ask tpr almanac and pam.
pllt u cures. Agents wiii supply gratis.
BswAasaii pin. with ..asl Roadway side label ar,
eouutcrets. Get the genuine aud they will
3m-aI
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Motto g.

y Evrrv prrs'n should tea the alret ti.e-
Hl"nts # t'r'~ELrS CELrrEttIn M.Gtc CcNreuNn.
and AS5iESt l.rsSE't Lirf Puts. which appear
alternately in tber column Try fAea aud b,
ca,cd ly3l
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Positivci, the Last Call.

1 IL demands # SIX months standing
M, settled by the hrs, IT Oct. will be lett
with an attorney ior collection, md 40 MIS-
TAKE, : PADELFoKD 4 co
Ellsworth, sept. 2, lss7, 3usi
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Bramdreils's Pills accord with Nm.
lsarc:

Nature. remedy in ta' When sudien acute or eonttn
ui pain occurs from cause then insure quick
turn 10 health mus, Brandrrths Pills. which will
soon relieve every organ f'm undue pressure and remove
those hnmars whose often occasions such terrible
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Mn. j. K. SrALbiSe--Sir: II j. with pleasure
have used your Rosemary with great success II
keeping my hair black, age wa, turning it very
fast. ours respectfully,
Cambridge Jan. IS ls56. MEs h. INT.
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Brnmdrcih's Theory Of Disease.

Ncvr extract blood Blood /. the ife by abstracting
in painful diseases occasion the patient ease
ha, remember, THIS REDUCTION OR Lrss.
ss,Se rus rowna To rgri And thus by taking away ma
lure. tools may proven, her from fully repairing the
rsvages of Inflammation, and wha, might have
been only the sickness Of Few day. weeks ehrun
&c Affection Il months and years
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PA TENT MEDICINES,
MEXICAN Ms.SE.tNG LININE.NT,

MEXICAN Ms.ST3NG LINI.NE.NT.
Townsend More'., Warrcn's, K,lly's and Sha
ker SyrN and Sarsaparlla; Weavers Cankcr !. = /
salt Rhcum Syrup5 Arnold Vital Fluid, Atwood's
Eat Dandelion. Grants Purifying Extract, Bull =
Sarsaparilla (JUlnl, Gays Blood Purifier, Greens
Indian panacca, lays Ilumor Syrup, Hampton !.
Vegetable Tinetule, u sure cure, X cnnelys Medi-
cal Discovery Morsc's Syiup Ycilos Dock, Ord
ways llumor Discovery, Peruvian ssyrap, Rad
way Rcsolvent, Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Sands sarsaparlla, Shaker SarsapsriIla, Town
sends Sarsapariia, Old Dr.Incoas. MoMunn's Elixir
of Opium, Mrs. Ninslows Soothing SyraT. Sh.kss
Extract Nalerian, Wilson's Neuto.asEt. DToT<.
Dir. Abbott's Bittcrs. Pesk'. Jasndieg Bttcfs aud
Flies Indian Vegetable Bitters, Az Is physi
cal, Browns Susaparl!a and fen,s,o., .Ik's Sher.
ny Wine, one and two cts. Lsngiry's Roo, anl
Herb Bitters and almost every other Kind la u-r.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream. Flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, &C., g. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, Aliens Cough Lozengors, Brant's Pulmoua-
ry Basom Clarkc's Cough Syrup, BACHELORS Iia
bye, llarrison's Hair Dye, Linimcnts of all
kinds; Barney's Musk Cologne, Bany's Shaving
Cream, Barney's Norbcna Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, lirandreths Pill, WrigLts Indian Ve-
gcablc; Court Plaster &c, &c.; Butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs Prof. Mohrs German Fly Pa
per; Salves and ontments of every kind; and
every other article usually kept in such Store.
1T
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fAUTION.--Th is to forbid all pei
sons purchasing two notes ofland, dated
at Gouldsboro', Oct 20th, 1sj,, for one huadrci
dollars each. aud one Of said noteS PAYABLE Oct.
10th. lsjs and the other Oct 2bth 1881, aud wit
messed by Nathaniel Peudlcton, and signed by
Thomas Arey, ID, l. said notes haze beeh paid.
THOMAS AElI, n,
Gould.boro, Sept. ID, ls51. .:wi3
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HEALTH DEPENDS on PURE BLOOD.
BRAN0ReTH'S PILLS PUflfY THE
BLOOD.

w pistasE CAN RESIST THEIR JIDICIors JsE
MILD OPERATIONS WIN SUCCESSFUL yyrpr .ps ,.v
ncLAR'rr OF BRASpRErH's PllLs. Our rae, arr an, .
ject to redundancy Of staed ble ut this season, Ala, n,
Is as dangerous as II Is prevalent but Braareth's Pi at
'rd rn invaluable AMI efficient protection By their
sonai use We prevent the collection IT those mpurtc.
which, when In sufficient quantities. cause 50 much danger
70 the o'dys health They cure liver complaint.
dyspsps loss u appetite, pain Ia the head hear, burn
paa III the breast bone, sudden tantncss and csvcnex
In ofie brandrcths Ps work their way to the very roots
oil the disease cleansing In their passage removing every
unhathy accumulation till the blood purified the whole
system and the functions and duty Of life become
apasnre, where before they had been sad and weary
ouFicas ofen when nothing has relieved vomiting Of
the most serious character whether from or
otherwise, "here retching has been appalling single
OF BRANpasTHs fLLs has cured aud the patient
has th@a ato sweet sleep. When the mind cannot COL
ect ITSELF when the memory fails; when Is an etfor, to
hx the attention; when sleep broken our waking
hours harrassed with frcbodngs OF evil then Brandhs
PI should be used. II these warnings remain UNDECIDED
rheumatism consumption, disease Of the heart bilious az
ections suniica drapes piles spopplcxies and costve
ness will suddenly present themselves These randrc,hs
Pills wesd have prevented, hut neserthecss rHxsE they
viii also cure. 70 them do prejudice pre-
vent the M n lila sin ple
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rAUTlON.-All persons are hey by
cautioned against harborins trusting my
wife Alice +. Rodcks Of Eden as she has left nv
bed and board without prove caton aud sha! pr
no debts of her contracting after tin. date.
JOHN \. EpDICkS-
Eden Sept, it'll. 1877. 3w3I
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice..

THE LADIES Of Ellsworth Who feel n'rrcsscn IN 'iis
Young LAiie,' Library, are inSte u aid IN FURNISH
ias Supper lord. Hall for those ~ho may ai'sia .he
Ball 10 be given FRIDAY evening sepsember lin, .s pr
e-i, a which are 10 devoted the OF the sam Id
Miss POND,
Timer, L. Association
JORDAN
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Advertisement No 2.
1000 GEO BOTTLES SOLD

Entered according To act Of Congress in the ye
Is53. by j Russell SPALprSe, in the CLERKS
OGcc II the District Couit # Mas-a-
chuaCtt-.
An iptt be 9euh ,cn4 leryyI,Hy Ia Ian
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The CRors. The y. \. 1ribfne,
takins full review of thc state OF the
crops, says tina, the growth OF grass
,hrou .hout the dairy regions has been
luxatiant: that IA II was fuil cr1p OF
rye, while the surplus produce q: What
will be unusually large, thit the yield Of
potat3s, though smlll. my be equal 10
an average oil Inc i4s; ten years; hat IT,.
amour, of maple and cane sugars = doH-
ole that OF last ,ctr; AMI corn fethaIas
in uncertainty. louklu, W.. ever! where
bu, very late, aad la ic to b. ktst"a By
a fros, any time before the 2oth OF i'is
month
During the course vi the commence
men, exercises at Bowdoin COLLEGE, a
meeting OF the Alumni WAS held for tn ,
purpose of forming permanent OF.
ganiza,ion. Hon. W = fessendcn was
chosen president, Hon. X. p. Dunlap
vice president, Prot. f. {. Smyth. sec,
retary. and Prof. \. :, Packard. ii.
H. Body aud Phinehas Barnes standing
committee. \ committee was appoint
ed TO solicit subscriptions for the pur-
pose OF building an alumni hall Neh''
iaiah Clcavcland, Esq, was chosen to
deliver an Grafton at the next commence
men.- l, is proposed to have an Grafton
once in every three vcars-the PIN Beta
Kappa emitting their accustomed eH'f-
cises to make room Erening Ndns.
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j. RUSSELL SPALDMcc {, :.
II | r i.

This great and popular medicine j. decidedly ne
of the ncest and bet artiee. n l.c M.!ll IN NC
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Books! Books /! Books!

The following popular DoOka
will he sent by SDAil Postage R0tGo,
~, reccipt Of the price, by NJ. Hale,
Ellsworth -
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Fancy Goods.

Poltc Mnnutirs "a great varic;y9 Card Cases
tso.te line PatterHs, ivory BATTLES, Napkin Rings
Per,urators. Crochet Needles, Tablets Netting
Needles, Sc, Tea Bells Watch stands, WORK
BeAe., Caha>, Cushions. brushes, Coral Necklaces
Btaeeets, Jet and Imitation de-.
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GOLD FINGER RINGS.

Lever, Lepiae, Anchor aud Patent Vertical
Matches warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
sort, Cream Sugar S.tlt, and Mustard SPOONS,
ct extra fac silver. Aso, Butter aud Fruit
kni'e@, Pickle Knives aud Forks, Napkin Kin,.,
te"eii-' et"el*e d"sen,) silver spec;aelcs--a Va
rcty to suit all ages, Extension Pens and Pencil.
Fob, Vest and Guard Ghairs, Keys, &c Is dozen
silver Thimbles, warealtcd Of the hnst quality
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SILVER Plated
Shell { onbs,

New and Elegant Patterns, rubber Hoop Top, Sid
ai.,l Puff Combs, Buffalo liorn do.
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usEt,TJOSAI, EOIIIJBRIUM."

Instead Of finding fault with the style in which the
War choose to crcise articles on the policy OF
preserving an equality Of power between tbs North
and the South we rather envy the philosophy which
can extract go much Of amusement out OF grave
discussion For ourselves it is true, We never debate
auy suppes,ion which conemplaes the welfare OF
the South, but in decorous and respectful spirit;
considering, that in the extreme urgency of our
affairs it is better to attach undue Importance t"
an unwise proposition than hastily to dismiss one
which might be of service our interests. 1t simply
a matter of taste, however, and our neghbor may
we'll be allowed 10 indulge its fancy under circum
stances of destitu,ion in which editors are at loss
for topics of more legitimate discussion.
Instead Of attempting 10 discredt our proposition
by an argument against its policy, the Fhig has en-
poyed it's wit in the vain endeavor to divide the De
mocraic press in regard to the measure. Now while
we are always pleased to have the conclusions of our
own judgment fortified by the opinions of Others we
have not 30 much Of selflove and vanity Of pulem
cal display, to be mortified by the rejection of our
counsel. In regard, especially, to the proposition
under view, as it was put forward in suggestive
and testave rather than dogmatic spirit so would
we have been perfectly content II the better judg-
ment of our contemporaries had repudiated it rs i'm
polite and impracticable. But they have not done
40. Among the Journals Of the South most dis,in.
guished for zeal aud sagacity, the proposition has
been accepted with signal commendation.
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THE. RIGHT SPIRIT.

The New Orleans Creole, M ardent opponent OF
the Democracy in the recent canvass hopefully and
ps,rocaly looks forward TO nuapcious results from
the decision Of the election. Does it not become
good and conservative men, Of oil parties, to initiate
the sound and proper spirit of the following editorial
remarks of the Creolsl
On the fourth of March next, Mr.. Buchanan is to
y. iuaugurated. We shal be heartily glad il the al.
ui.raiou of that gentleman turns ont TO be all that
his wcrmeec friends and advocates claim for II III
advance We are quite sure, that opposition to Mr.
buchanan, aud the Celtic Teuron;c Democracy which
aided in his elevation to the Chief Magis,rncy will
not 20 dim our vision as TO prevent our seeing and
apprecatng that wise and sagac ous statemsnship
which is calculated TO bring pence aad proaperity TO
the nation Ii he can reconcil. the discordant elr-
ments and restore harmony and frnterna good will,
We shall BE- truly graiihed
w. regard the signs I'll the times as euspicious.-
We do not belong To that class Of croakeIs who are
necessarily predicting the speedy downfall OF the
American Union. The nation has just passed through
terrible ordeal. Tie Old World watched with the
eyes Of Argus, the Republican travail Of the View
S-f.poy.rn,neut wss trial before packed jury OF
European despots, md self government has nobiy
aud truuphaut!y vindcated Itself.
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A LARGE BET.

The following story, 80 well told in Porter'd Spirit
Of the Times, shews OF wha. stuff some OF the real
F. F. V.'sr Of the olden times, were made. Col
Byrd lived long before the Revolution and like
Washington aud many others, was the descendant Of
au ancient ar,tocratic family:
"Of Col Byrd The anecdoe is told that, wheE
quite a young man, NJ clubhouse in London: he
met the Duke ot Bolton, whose offer 10 bet tlo0o on
card, not being taken upby the noblrmen an1 others
of his .et, was m"Gest:y accepted by Mr. byfu: =
The cards we're turned, and Mr. Byrd WAS the win
ner. Mol word WAS said and the play went on tiii
the Adjournment t" supper. After which 'hs Duke
approached the young Virginiar. with tho remark
IL owe YOU, sir, fl0OUO but. ss yoa are stranger
TO me- must inform You of ruis here' that we
must know the winner nbls to pay IN case OF his
less" ~ very proper rule, reriI-d sr. BYRD, and
| Will refer your Grace 10 my banker. lie handed
a no:e for him TO the Duk, with the single inquiry:
"Woud you honor my carck in favor "t the Duke OF
Bolton tor Elnu0G 7" Tn. banker promptly replied:
no, only for ElO 0nv, bu; tor tea ;les the amount
Tn. Dlke OF cUur-, pa:d the money; and 1t is said
Mr. Byrd shortly thereafter lei, Elsland ior tour
en- the Cu;imeu', and aever nSalu touched card
whils IN Europe.