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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
Testimonial % the Span4sh Oniccrs by tn
Passengers OF the Illinois.

from ii DeffO 20 - MARINA, Au&ueS ~
We src glad 10 insert the following commute, .ion,
harded us in the NJ ne OF the passengers Of the Illinois,
At meeting, held by the passengers OF the United
Safes steamship Iltrois, Capt BoegS, At the Mansion
eGse, Havana on the 2oh inst for he pnrpoie OF maui
fespg their gratitude to Captain L d Juan ropetc, com
nander Of The Spanish war steamer Lezo, 10 Senior
Eiuarf Ravera and the ocers OF the Jointly
with the so aheras aud crew. account OF hs prompt
spd efscous AID soy knit u sad passeufers by saving
tAen On The perioas sifus4ou hey 10 on board
the sao steamer nhro hsv.pg ashore tho o5ast
Of Crhs and b. conducting them 70 this city II Ursr
ncusiy resoivec-r E hGpoEoush.presdlsg, and A. i.
Icosr mot; b Dg secretary
That the Of thousand dollars be contributed for
the purpose Of purshAug token OF remembrance TO be
offered ID the said officers In testimony OF their sraude
the raid present 10 be bought e<her In this city IN New
York, under the direction Of Cen nnsquera, n h Bar
timsD, Fekeraone p. Robinsoa, W. Davidson and +.
Chmprn1 NJ.
II wss further resolved, THAT ksssys- T. kcDonough,
II Parker, T. ID Kennedy, Barter, c. A. sno~ and
Ludlow should request the Consul Of the United States
this city call the attention n The Prcnden, or the United
States 70 the great service rendered. by Tho SAT- anish
officers. F. hcD0 SoUGH.
HAVANA, August 20, 1857. HUGH r AoOE2xorr.
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oTSKBtL vAREHoUsInG COMPANY ASKING THE
EEr0RsBMEsr OF THR CBAMsHR.
The REGULAR monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF Con-
neree vas held yeuerday-RoyAi Phelps vice Pres lent,
In the chair.
MNsKRs
George Hope, Y. A. Conklipg and Alfs seton were
elected members Of tbs Chamber, and Mr.. Heary Della.
Geld appointed member Of The Arb,rat IN Committee
wARxHovsya sYsrN
jane On PSysrIH ocru read . rcpor, from special
con- mee appointed 10 inquire into the proprciy Of
dorsHe company Organized 10 furnIsh warchousng n.
ciihhs for merchants. tho committee expressed tner
willingness 70 recognize the usefulness OF tho com oAny
Mr.. CuAW1 q. MAEHArL opposed TO ID Chamber
endorsing his company II private affair, and n I.
had net merit enough Of IL TO iDdrce tho meroha ats
TO take stock that Chamber should help along Tho
company capital stock 10 be $500 oo win The pri
vilcee Of Increasing 70 81 600 eco, and II big
fish, likely 70 swallow up all the htc nsh II naturally
cysa'ed much opposition. M n a'raid ihAl wAs
Lie too o,gAnzed 70 furnish pA - for
parties no could not ret tbem Otherwise.
Mr. fBBIre vas In favor Of the company but did ~
hlrt proper for hat Chamber 10 have anything DO
vhb epseyrrfses Of purely private ctarsc1-. q cs
companies would Eeu be coming TO then for counie.
After scme rcmArkn from M Gr.mshs In favor Of he
ooUIasy, the matter vas laid over until the quarterly
meeting neyt month
me Chamber then adjourned.
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non Don ~ heir creditors and rssuue bux,u..s ,.
- prospecS. Success % them sus'0css WIN
To-. -uhD' v'-'s-'"' r.v.. .nlA oux
ssss' ssA.d. FRANK ylis. Iowa, k1sS-
John John ( ians, IAnys.s. In. a cut
Ismb<rson, DcefHle, We =. -xrsnsa .,ss
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NJ Lord "a he would oppose The appointment ). any
lawyer receiver.
1Ee Judge sat- be would no. appoiri any pcscn who
sockbolder director of lbs Asso staten, 90 re-
ceiver ney would be sPpossed under tee sos Of isae
which enpos ered the Receiver 10 compel och holders
contribute to fund 10 make good the deficiency, any
In Tie asxeu CT tbs bank
Afsr obseYvAtlcns Ia 70 The motion for re-
ceivers, the al ,urncd 10 Friday ynlng vhe,
hs Joose VIII decide vhesher receivers shAl be appoint
ed; and II 10, yin name them
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1QrH wARD-A MnHrrro OF rHn RrgHyEu
~ asrd DeSosrsnc hepublcaa AsccAilcu win ~
avenue for the purpose Of electina deleFa - ne sAis
81 NE democ' atic Republican genera suiINisc
q. eoDrRnf 00NHE6, ppsuass
5 n.s,,I s Is..Y; sss~sAn~.
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TIE MECHANICS BANKING AS50CIA TON
NOTION FOR A RECEIVER.
eUrREAb CoUkr-spkCrAL TRAM.

Before Hon. Judge Peab, dy
sKrT. 3-CAarles Iap0us the hecAanis Banking
AsedtieR.-rhe following afdavt OF Mr.. Slsphsns the
cashier Of the bank was real
John j. Stephens says that he 10 tho cashier or the Ne
chAnics RApkirg Association that The Defendants The
best OF his knowedGe and belief have not violated OF
the laws Of h STATE, any provisions Of the articles OF
their Asocia that he verify believes that the do
ftnoApis not and tsa they able 10 pay
the debt but that depreciation Of securities failures OF debt
or, breach Of trust the part OF the teller and emear
f0smebts Rrsifg from Me oss OF the credit o.
Me bark Lot clearly certA that al lie debts VIII be
paid full from s sssets and property he farther Gays
that the bank has deposit vnh the Comptroller OF the
Sae han sufficient 10 redeem ne cir :ulsting notes,
and ven y believes that has assets sufficient 70 pay
svoy depoe TOR, and thai the only loss will be the pAr
Of The stockhol He further says that the annexed
statement 10 the last prepa ed By hi and sho the
diton OF he bank the 3ist o. August lit and that
there has been 81 ghi out not material variation In the
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THE ONEO rRUsr COMPANY.

sDI. 3-Tn Ae katter II tie OAio rrus, obmpany mo
motion for the appointment Of receiver In th Gaze,
postponed Ill next Thursday.
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Alpine Hair Balm,
RESTORING aKEl HAIR To IT, ORIGIN
COLOR

i / a
COLOR
! - WArr=s;e.l to sarc Haalss... surf n,ss.
| 5Hf. stsai6g 4aI au 4l.ts.as II tse ,ksn. H..
! IalH rirf. tse .esls gcN 4uA healthy .e.4of.-
rc'iafts tie asa tfat'-rte tho To. .. u H.. Uar
whirh l@sse- thF X 'Ae Hsjr Aai e.gtsit IA,
uf4l sa!"F 8 % - the e-e # Han bye
Hundred. q FreTAratlor' have beea introduced
trsien4ins I preserve tie HA.r and keep Il fr. IL
ialllas -. tetaIs-td 4 obs. AIeaaal and ether
delctsTicg. materials, aad ali t. 90 ,.s Hard
have t+en iH'ftdaesi that lr MT give the hais
natural e-lof. besides. teine trouble ne q, Use -
ih'. bAlm j. not bye \ aowis- that 4 rrrrara.
ton was neeled 3 10 what was required ? the
HAH Toe proprietor was Induced g. s1r~risaet.l
until hrc0aid obta IN an article TAFT would ts tke
exact remedy. an4 after seven wear. triaI IA.
isetei this lain. II i soothing zud rniaihFr,
a4iays ali irritation Of the scalp therein .fstlr
tAat Troublesome itching. IL Cgr.s nAn.lgua AMI
seHffi and when tbs hair has turned gray IT p,l
sf4se IL hack l. it original color. bS il black
browh ~ AatlrH. /, makes the HaiF an ana
siozsy ,-prevcnts it from failing 81 as viii he seen
upon using this balm for only q few days-!if.
"ill be gwen 10 the roots II the Hair and srsyth
VIII son appear. Growth does bot a.usar AT Ii.
end of the Hair, will he seen in fer.an. vbo
have their hair dyed. II you eaamins grrv hair
that has been eelorod for a week Won viii f,d
towards the roots. that the hair has come aut INV
hence II Is Necessary have the fund at the r. i,
OF the hair healthy, that the WHOLE hair NAV he
n-tuFal eoler- bach hair has raet In the skim
add Is q itself hollow, grey, tube. through
which there u constant circulation II the mig,
meat from the r"o,-When this igmcn, II eoloriny
matter dies out, i, leaves the hair hollow aEd i,
becomes grey. II invent a hahn that would uf,.
aaoe the Pigment WAS thu s;ildy II the propfi.iar
The discovery - the Alpine Hair Balm VII d.
IT Ii viii bring Tie hair 10 It's natural color by
making anew the e0loring matter IN the roots II
the hair
II lsA mistaken notion that oil OF grease will
restore the hair, a. nothing be more injurious
ne Alpine hAiF Balm will Fcstese the skin and
sa'e the hair Of thesc who havr been sick With fe
yer " any disease.
PreEat,i by c. A. +. MASON. Prov is.Dce n.
y. 7 IVES 90, 3 MILK Il, Boston Mas.
sols sscats for the United States aud CannA.s
foT ale m kllsvetth by al drur.ist.. tmla
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SHgRlFF'S sAIF-llASrssx -. Jane Psh. ls5---
= Taken as eSrzttiaa l ~ S,d plhlr aztrtg
4 >tlr 2 ts;.cr f1l>a=7h SATURDAY th }5+h iy
Apspst asyt At : eg1S in 51r afc-zsa. Al the rlEh
rqaify an thu ra-hL t5tta Aui Interest Th=r,a
hs,w->lf Eles n sad Count, ss ia and the sllas ue
Ae>cTizs, rra TT f-si 1t, beginning Al tire tlr-
y raa 'twc1n uasad li-us All t4ft iAtc 4 Iiaas
HsnsT~, running S-lshe siv Sau- saii rad q lSS y
y. jbsscs fst~ nr ssi a. Nar7-rary - IT, lead I'M
= ]Ess3h Hans theEee fa#a.ns sae Higgins hae
.s-tc=y g. - y. :, Es sTiSCs t3e .;ae ef No 5.
he,f= ssja- the .5ir sze q -ti n : NaFthwaofly
The u ,tsFzz -rnzz ha=f3s fl: sal \ s. ;=acy Nth
-s 81 p. y = ffs@= >sel .5-e Il y. u N, first
aaeI.gl8zz.s. .szas a=4c Sseagy-fse Aers, 4are -
-. .Ia rio t'i.s3sal-, ti.s-tl.
r'e -esst Il '-sss y !. Il Hsri f--ac-y betaEziE.
=. t4e iesa & Eieu. SIS SeFs@ iss<
"a ss resrcez4t -ssgsi Il sass ats 4 and rsr-
-Hca zias '- haJ = uaao5eN RszStery f>tk - PAGE
.ls. !. Ii IHoMA A. >lersE-
.s-H
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II = NJ W
NORTH AND EVA HOFFMAN,.
Rosemary for Childrens Hair and with
the Ladies'

The Proprietor 81 the Sunday News. Franci.
Adams. Esl., furnishes the following testimony
BosroS. Aug n. ls56.
One lady with whom VIC are personally aeqHaint-
ed. has used the Rosemary for nearly TIVE years
and will not be without IT moment TIL. lady
has three children and their head are constantly
washed with this article, and can say FROM our
own observation that ii is one II the hest We have
used. ]; gives 10 the hair = rich glossy ap-
pearanoc. md keeps the scalp in healthy state
This lady aiso uses tho Rosemary for her own hair
and i deli GIFTED with it. She prefer. IT 10 every
article for the hair nov 40 use. We have the tcs-
timony Of several ladies in favor of il,
FRANCIS ADAMS.
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Rosemary with Europeans.

What Mr.. Hoffman, Editor of the German paper
in Boston, and his Wife Eva say. They have had
au opportunity 10 test foreign articles for the hair
but prefer the Rosemary.
BusroS, Aug y. lsiG.
]. RrssTIL SrALnISe, Esq.-Dear sir 1t is
with great pleasure that hereby dc certify that
your Rosemary needs bnt trial to become ne
ecSsity for everybody. All ladies who have no;
used this Hair OIL declare unanimously, that ei
not only renders the hair vigorous but gives also
beauty and splcndor and that it Il IN every regard
the best article for the hair that can be found in
the United States; that ws con recommend il
with our best conscience 10 cur eountrymcu aud
the public in general
MORITZ Axp EVA Holman.
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AMERICAN s FOREIGN PAINTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents
LATE AcESr 0F [. :. PATENT 0fFlcE, WASHING
ruS, CSnsR TUE Acr OF 1917

&c STA TIE ST, opposite kily 81, Boston,
A fTER an extensive practice of mp
wards I'll twenty years, continues to secure
Patents in the United States; alse in Great Brit
ain and ether forejEn Countries Caveats, >Peeih-
actions. ASS -nment>, and all Papers or Drawings
for Patents, executed IN liberal terms, aud with
dispatca Researches made iafo American " For
esgn works +. determine tn. aiidi'v Of Patents
inycnti1n.--ana h al or other adrlce rendered
in all matters tHehiu. the same. Cupics # the
cixims OF any Patent on RENTING oae Dollar
ASH snneuts recorded at Washington
This Scney Is not eidr the largest in New Eng
land, but through 1t inventors hasr sivats Is Tor
securing patents, ascertaiain- the pat=atabihty
of Inventions unsurpassed by. # net itasn casura-
bly, superior T.. any which be offered them
elsewhere. The testimonials below given move
that nanc Is MORE SUCCESSFUL L At THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber AM y G.
CESS Is THE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, h. wouli add that be Ia, ahun-
SlAnt reason - believe aud Prov, taa; 9th
or Of the kind are the charges for professional ser
vices moderate. rae Immense practice e tae
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate vast collection u sl~esaca-
tions and official decisions relative {" nettnts.-
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts ii patent,
granted in the United States and EurgFe. render
him able. beyond question, 70 ofer superior tacll-
tiles TOR obtaining patents.
All necessity ii journey - NaSaja-t n. 70 pro
Cure patent, ana the usual srca; ie!Ay is,rr s-l
he saved inventors.
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fEsFfNafNi -
Durins the time occu,.,l ne of5ea { Gem
,nisSioner of Patents, 4, H. Ebay. Est He-.
ton did business al thu Patent efiicc A. t,ie5tar
procuring pateuts, There were few, L any
persons acting in that cap~city, who had saaeA
l.asines before tae Paten' oa=ec and there y ~,
none who candgefei t with more >k.N f8s.ity and
success. re-3ul Mr.. Eddy Il enc u' ttla b.; n
>or,nei and must skiiful Pat.at Selicftaes IN the
United States. and have hesitation IN assuring
snveutaFs that theY cannot rsnplgx a rezs. more
competent and trustworthy, and mers caHahle 81
putting their applications IN i form - SECURE f.r
chem an early ana. favorable eas,idsra;5sn nj the
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE.
L. Commissioner i Patents. p
From the prcsent Commissioned
d" AvGrsr l.. l>i5.-Duria- the time have
held the office ot Commissioner nj Patents. Il RI.
Eddy, Esl., Of Bsston, has been extensively en-
gagged in the transaction Of business with The 0tcc
a. solicitor. He Is thoroughly acquainted with
The law. and the rules OF practice OF the oeice.-
| regard him af tie capable :si s--ssfa
practitioners with when have hal official inter
course. CHAS- MASON.
Commissioner ii Patents.
Boston. Van I. l>j7.--ju-lY
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DENTISTRY.
D R. }. T. OS G GOD,
surgeon and Mechanical
era -
Dentist.

ODfee on Hancock Street, Ellsworth, Me.
WHY do you have the tooth ache,
And why do you lose your teeth. when 70,
can iii attended TO in season. save the pain of an
exposed nerve, and BY having them prope,ly
plugged you can save them7 by raying oSr
DOLLAR, tooth that is decay ing can be saved
when, II put OF, you will lose the tooth and nav .
quarter or hall to have il extracted. In the on.
case, ono dollar saves your tooth-in the OH,
by ncglecting to attend to II in season. yo,,
you lose your tooth, suffer the tarraents Of n.
pain for weeks, and in the end ray quarter q,
half much 10 rid yourself Of il as IL would co,,
to- have saved ii, And then, il leaves n var,,nn,
a "qoid, where the ache has heen, which vii
trouble you until Billed by artificial teeth. sr,
your natural teeth whore you can. When ym,
cannot call in the Dcuti., and 'ct him supply y,,,
with artificial oHes, uaturai the original ara
that viii never ache, and yet do good service
pr Osgood will be happy to give advice As to,
the care and regulating the teeth. In extract
ing he is careful and sklful in the man.
nfacturing and fitting If 'ecth. in sets, ~ single
he IS expert and suceezstuI IN his charges he i.
moderate ard considernic lie viii DO jus, VIA,
be .ays and warrants all If his work
When advisable Chloride Ether will be admin
i.tcttd for the extraction II teeth.
Country Produce Il any description will DO IA
ken in lay for any dental operation.
J. T. oS6ooD.
Ell.w tth june !, ls57. tf-i9
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PURE POTASH
I'M TIN CA MS
3. T. BABBBIT7, 6s 4. 20 FasAing
ton 81, ~ Y, and So India ST,
BOSTON
',,UE Proprietor of this POTASH has

NllE Proprietor of this PoTi Nh has
for many wears seen the necessity of having
some reliable standard for the strength If FD7-
Ash. The aduiteratian has become general,
that il has, notwithstanding its valuable proper
ties, gone nearly out Of use. The Proprietor has
taken the responsibility Of subscribing his name
10 every package and warrants the strength 10 be
uniform, and when uscd always producing the
with salt. which i destructive ia making soap; 1t
makes the Ladies say they did not have good luck.
&c. enc ether reason that Potash has gone out
Of use, is il is unpleasant e. handla eing put
W in wooden casks. aud becoming liquid ia MA
nv cases and very troublesome "a the retailers.
Now the Proprietor first obtains pure fatasheS.
always being the same strength, ami producing the
same results; and will warrant i, in all caSrs, ii
the d5roc,ious are followed to produce double the
eject in making soaps. aud all other purposes tnT
which Potash is used. with full directions tur max
ius the best ot Seft. Hard, Fancy Soaps, Ii Is
made with httlc trouble the ley Is all prepared in
Eve OF ten minutes.
Ii. Potash warranted 10 cut lbs. % grease
jato geod soap
L lbs via make one barrel of beautiful sofi soap
piJectiou> for making suft soap.
plreetiou> for making Hard sap.
Directions fT IauujEies and Hotels.
pirccrior~ far cleaning cation waste that has beer
used far cleaning machinery Il al kinds.
Directions f7t using this Potash in place q sa
ss-is
Directions tor sticking lniia-yatber soles OF
shoes
-Ar IL above direction. acce ,npauy the can
la-ly
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At Court 81 Probate holden at Bulhn within ard for
the county ID Hancock, the first elnesdsy u Jay
\. b. 1887.
SIMEoN T. WOOD Administrator u the estate Il Azpr
y CAn,iarc bate 81 BiuehIl in said county deceased
having presented his second account Of Administration
upnu said decseas,de ,s.Stg fpr Probate.
ORDERED That tn. sad Administrator give notice t. all
iatSuS Interested by causing copy q this order to he
yublsesrea wceks ssjVeiy in the Ellsworth Amer,-
can printed Ellsworth that they may appear at Pro
ial. be- el EidgtiA IN said cgaaiy es u'e
.slucH ni SpNuhaT next ~ tan al tn click To the
forenoon and sheV cause any they have, Why the sane
should be allowed,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy, attest \. 4. BAHrLErT, Register.
SS--T
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Clarkes Female Pills.

Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prcparei frass P-eIc-,;eaH II ~, J. CLARK. " u.
Ptg"1sH frr-a7-+,sa-g 70 The Qs-,a.
HIS invaluable medicine Is unfailinc
IN the cure Of all those Painful and danger
Gus disorders - which the female constitution is
subject II mcAeratcs all and removes all
eosiraetiou-, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
If IL peculiarly suited. II will In a short time
bring On the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, Price one Dollar, hears the Gov
trni7ent stamp VI Great Britain, to pteyen. coun-
ieEfa.l
CArrIoS.
These Pills should na, be taken BY female. that
are pre- gu=ut dlrine re Rrs Tire, -qs,Ar as they
are sure 10 brins On nasfeay4Je; bat at any other
il4e aad IA every ether case, they are perfectly
safe.
SOle Agents f3r this country.
/ & BALDWIN & co. R,ehes,er. Ny
FUTILE a MOSES, Auburn, y. Y,
GKSERAL AGESrs.
y. Rs 10 AMI G p-,star re s.4snt.. enclosed to
any authorized Agent, siA insure a bottle Of the
Pills by return mali.
Pr sale Wholesale ami retail hy e. F. Sargent
Co., hAnrer, and by ehe brussisf in every town
n the buIts-i states Burr Poster 4 Co. No
cornhiii. Boston, wholesale asruts for Neu Ing
land Sold IA Ellsworth by C. q. Peek. IL
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q kennebec and Pc.
nObscOt 4 kcnnelDec K. IL.
NScr, EIpeo'fipes aad Cheap Route btireen
Z
BANGOR AND BOSTON.

IN and after June LIST, next, Cars will
~ leave Bangor at 40 7. NJ, daily except on
Saturday and Sunday. 10 ecnnect at Portland with
steamers FOREST CITY aAi LEWISTON, arriy.
ing at Boston next morning.
Returning. steamers leave Boston Central
Wharf,) at A. NJ for Portland, and connect ne II
morning with cars at rs A. NJ. for Bangor, az
irving there at l2.50 P. NJ.
Fare through by K. r. and steamer $500
Through tickets sold on board of Boa; after
leaving Boston, for all stations this route, and
they arc sold al all stations for Boston.
Passengers have time for tea in Portland before
going on board boat, at saloon in depo, If Grand
Trunk X. r., and time for breakfast a, same place
after leaving steamer, and before the ears leave
for Bangor,
Morning train. daily, from Bangor, will leave
for Portland and Boston at AS A. NJ. Fret ght
Accommodation will leave Bangor at 40 ?. N.
every day except Gu Mondays, when it will net
be run.
Berths and state rocms can be secured Of stioa
agent in Bangor prior 70 p. NJ on day Of tart
ing, or of conductor on train
EDWIN MOVES. supt
M%y -, 1857. sn-l9
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Ma IItsrS. Conn. F,b. /, i >.
Mn ]. RussEIL SrAtpfSG-besr ~it A few
slt< sinc" ! .a~ ialr head 81 very dark hair GA
a man UAi siN weeks AZ Was bald He had u.r.l
thing t. produce ), hut your KseorHars and fas-
tor cat PREPARATION. lie purchased aUutser tst,e
and ~. re shA nsvef he without il # i 3. ja5.,i
/ bic t. be haA- selling 1t e7H-'autly, and
shall keep supplied. ours truly,
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The Lotteries st Samuel Su4a G.. az charter
etl oy tie State af Ge.srEil. SKI hayr sEa-u eaTn
nissioners appointed 70 supeTintena their J-ap n =
same : dzac in strictly honorable inanner-
They eaar = ;ae qa9.ic la. opportunity tar in
gcstnent the Interests Il - rt3e, distanc. be-
las a vcl! protected thoa "A taey were present
The Managers would respectfully call attention To
the fact tfst Al! yVg<sEs have lie "a r. r g. send
orders Tor uckets ~ deoggls, as tae lotteries 4
Samuel swan & Co., are authorized by tie Legs
&'ure II that State. 3atteFy VIII DC drawn . cry
saturday throughout tae year, ali oriers received
being hlel IN the drawing aezt 80 take place after
the same comes 10 hand. AcearlIag 70 the scheme
eac tisket IN every tea must draw priIs. Tick
cts are SO; aelyes, 80 quarters, - 50. Ne tick
ets sent unless the ll0aey sec0m .aules the order
The drawings are upon the principle Of one nua.
her On each ticket aHd - simple that rene
fail 10 understand them. There is ao eula 81.
aation Of numbers u mistify the buyer. Prizes
vary froda SO 10 $50, 600; every prize bein
drawn, the result u drawing forwarded to all
purchasers.
= 4 list ef the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel %lth the amour; Isst each prize is en-
titled to. viii b published after every drawing;
Ia the following papa->;-New N !eAHs Ds4fs
Mobile R,gag, Charlstos N;sa4srs, Nashville
Gs-es;s, Atlanta IsisllagfNcr, Savannah Nears and
New York Weekly Dee Bod, Write your address.
plainly, and direct 10
: SWAN { Co. Atlanta Georgia
Prizes paid in sail-le fsercca,a-e deducted frolr
prizes as in ether lotteries. vsIys
All communications strictly confidential.