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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
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"Burleigh" writes from Saratoga to the
Boston Journal that besides the regular
races that are 90 come of this season, Il new
club has been formed that brings TO the
Springs the sporting men Of the land.
About twenty-five race horses from the
South, West and North have arrived. james
Clay son of Henry Clay, Is in town.
Colonel Bufort OF Kentucky, has two racers
OF great speed, Icalied delaware and On
ward. Captain Moore, of the same State,
has four blood horses. Mr.. Watson. of New
Y ork, has five blood horses. Some of these
animals could noe be bought for $25,000.
They are not allowed to he harnessed. In
deed, the real race horse is unbrokeD to
the collar. Lexington will compete for the
prize OF $1,000 but men in the secret say
that he will be beaten this year by some
steeds which In the practice have made un-
usual time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
. Rricf. hnt AMectine.

'The following thrilling extract Is taken
from an unpublished romance:
Listen to me, Gaspardo. when first |
met the LadyArabelia in the brilliant sa-
loon of the Count de Pompereno l was
struck with a spirited luster of her dove
like eyes. In short, my friend, loved her
though knew nothing of her birth, for
tune or station. Twas one moonlight eve.
in the garden of the old chateau, when
pressed her 10 become my own, my cher
ished bride, She shrank from me, saying ::
"ThOu knowest not who | am"
~ care not, I" said |, passionately.
"Theh do" said she, III n piercing tone.
II am your unknown washerwomaf, and
I'd thank yon TO pay me for the six washed
for you last week"
Gaspardo, | left forever the sunny cline
of Italy, a heart-broken man.
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The Glorious Fourth.

q INIer he IIrdke btyle.
when Freedom from her mountain hight Id
Unftlrled her Standard 10 the air,
She grabbed the dusky son OF night " m
And set a glorious nigger there
Then ffom ~ place a Wasbingtewn,
She called her frecdmen's Bureau down
And gave into Its mighty sway NV
The 0od that rules the present day e" .if ..ia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
FARM AND GARDEN.

BoRRRs.-A great deal of labor aud
trouble can be saved by heaping sand or
earth around trees, at this season of the
year. before the fy, which produces the
borer, appears, which, as Is well known, is
the last OF July, BY doing this, the fly is
compelled TO lay her eggs above the earth
or sand, and at a point onithe trunk easily
seen. and the eggs oriyoung CRIBS can be
readily remoyed., Mr., Kenrick, of Dover,
Mass, who has onc Of the finest orchards
In Norfolk county, told us that by this
method, which he practices every year, il
did not take bim upon an average more
than FIVE minutes to a tree, and in his
whole orchard, Of two or three acres. not
a borer could be fOnnd. u " irfu.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13

t8-Colcnel l.. q. G. lamar has been ap-
pointed to the chair of Ethics and Meta
physics in the University Of Mississippi.ta m
position which he filed before the war.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
VANDYNE 8S BRYNT,
MIAMIsBURG, ONO, '

HE SPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that they have purchased the old stand OF
tleuar attention given 10 horse -shoeing. Plows OF
ali kinds, wagons and carriages made and re-
paired They will warrant all their work
jan16-wtf FVANDYKE a. BRYANT
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INFLUENCE OF RAILROADS ON THE HATCH
ING OF EGGs.-A peculiar effect of the prox-
unity OF railroads on the Matching Of eggs
has been mentionedin some French papers.
IL has been found there are scarcely any
chickens raised in all those poultry yards
which are situated in the Immediate neigh
borhood of the rails of much frequented
road. This fact has been observed In vari-
Ous parts Of France, and is supposed to re-
suit from the earthquake-lile trembling or
shaking of the soil caused by a passing rail
road train, which exerts an unfavOrable
influence on the eggs. i"i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-13
SssiisrriisSseas. Ssii
: tt III ? 2 p - 7 =
Fellow,a1-Citizens:
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BON ERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 20
Also six Farms three in Darke, two In Mont
gomery ana one IN Van Vert County. t'Il TTTT'
The undersigned can always be found "A the
Ohio Insurance Omce, when not out on business.
or at the Post Oflee corner II IA f-I Il- rI-7fT =
apr n-u fHti.I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
COTTON MILLS.
THE LANE COTTON MILLS.

These MILLS, which built by me in 1860 effort
Of Southern enterprise again under my CONTROL and
prepared to supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos.
5s 1875 packed in such proportions be ordered,
the quality put up by prior to the war; which
celed any offered in this market.
1t is KNOWN that while these Mills my hands, the
product of them attained reputation for superiority of
quality and fulness Of ELECTROMAGNETIC by any ether
Yarns offered This reputation has been prostituted by
unprncped parties who have not cruped
and brand to inferior artcle and furth
more that Georgia Yarns have been offered this
market, as the product Of my Mills.
To protect myself and from such impoBtonE
have adopted trade mark which will hereafter be placed
each bale of Yarns with the addition my signature
each pad label These Mills have agents. Orders left
at No'39 Union street, will be promptly executed
L. NJ LANE
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LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
KENTUCKY State
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY & Co..............'.... MANA GERS
TO DRAWN At
Covingtons KY, az Class N, Thursday
November 18TH.
S C H E N E:

APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
Approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
r2ining units of the ten of the number
brewing the S6a000 prize .............. $4,000
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the Sol 600 prize 200
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the S. $50 prize Of ................. $3.50
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
maining units of the same ten of the number
drawing the S. prize ............. 1850
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the numbers
drawing the $500 prizes .re........-...,... 500
approximation prizes of $t00 eaCa for the nine
manning units of the RGmeten of the .cumbers
drawing theS4 500 prizes are. .............. sou
527 prizes amounting to 900
Whole Tickets, SIS; Halves s9i Quarters. 81 70 /;
Eighths s. IS: sixteeaths, 81 l5.
PrGzeaPayable In Full without Dedu,etIo
Orders for Tickets in this Splendid Scheme will be carefully
answered by mail and the drawings with an
PLANTATION of the result OF eSch investment the
CHAS II. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box 500 Post Office, New Orleans
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TERMS

The upon which these plantations and unimpro we'd
will be sold extremely liberal and easy. For them
or an other particulars address
GEORGE S VAUDEVILLE
No. 1874 Graver street, New OrIeana
OH B. COzzENS care Ben. Wale)
Cotton Square, Natchez, Miss,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
LARGE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF FOREIGN AND
Domestic Dry Goods and Notions.
By HOFFMAN IL MARKS,

s. s. zELvrcKER Auctonesr.
ONCE. No. 80 chartres street,
MONDAY, Nov. 9Th, at 10 A. M at their
W. salesroom, IS chartres street, viii be sold
70 lots Foreign and Domestic Dry PLAIN and Fancy
Casseres fine Black French Cloths plain and fancy sat
nets Jeans; Tweeds Meons Doeskns Veil BsregeS Pop
Ins Alpacas; Plain and Twiled Fannes; Blank Wool
shawls De LANES Cloth Cloa BaImoral Skirts Beaehed
and Brown Cotton and sheetng; French and American
Prints Cottonades Benas; Tiekings Stripes; Linen and
Madras Handkerchiefs CoFses; Umbrellas; Hoop Skirts
Nubas sonags sears Hosiery Rbbcns Cloves White and
Colored Shirts; Merno Undershirts; Drawers. etc
400 lots assorted Notions consisting of hne variety
Fancy Goods.
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FUTURE AuCTIoN SAFES.
The WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR oARRoLLToN
Hotel with all It's Fixtures, Dependencies Extensive and
Beautiful Grounds situate in the town Of earolon oppo-
site the Depot of The car.oll.on Railroad,
BTJ b. WALTON q DEsLoNDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctionssr.
Once, II carondsIet street.
BY J. D. NALToN Q nEsLoNDT
Once, ~ carondslst street.

SATURDAY, Nov. 10, at Is O'Clock M
street, will be sold % =
= CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
situate Il the town Of arroon, in parish Of Jefferson
beng triangle bounded BY Levee street. Carroton
and First street measuring more less 5s feet front
street and 8 eet 4ipches front street forming the
site of the long established popular Hotel known to Tia nbic
as the CARROLLTON HOTEL
The improvements the above described grounds con s
Of large twoory frame bUlang with geres front and
rear and distributed into parora eai roons haFos an
numerous sleeping apartments This building surround
by very extensive and highly improved grounds will con
tnue the past to be the popular places Of
uublic resort and smGsernen. New Orleans.
Under the new administration of CarrOtOn Railroad
cars will for CarrOlton FIVE minutes thus
that town suburb Of this city The Hotel has lately
furnished and fitted at great cost and all the fixtures
and furniture will be sold with the Hotel.
p TERxs-Tne purct a3er assume the payment Of
for 1906 e. dated June 1866 bearing per cent Interest
payable u months after date and one for 1906 e. dated
June o. 1866 bearing7 interest," ann payable tWt
years after date both Of which notes secured by orgas
upon the Hotel and grounds above described For the bas
OF the price Of adudIcaon the purchaser VIII pay
cash the remainder in G. II and i3rnOnths in his n6e ps5
able tohs order bearing iaterest at the rate o. Pc
per anuum and secured by mortgage upon the pe
until final payment The buildings to be Kept insured oy 70
purchaser the satisfaction Of the VENDOR and pocy OF IL
suranse transferred to vendor.
of sale before s. Mazner Notary Public, at the eSpens
of the purchaser. ncludtngthe cost Of stamps
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Marriage and CeIibacy, Essay of.
Warnings and Instruction Young Men Also. diseases
which PROSTATE the vital with sure means
Of relief Sent of charge sealed letter envelopes Adj
dress DR.. ]. sEIILIN HoUGHTON, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA
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REMOVALS.

pEMOTAL............... REMOVAL.
". H. #. WITHERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT |
and DEALER in HIDES LEATHER and WOOL has
removed his office to wITHERELL& CO., 30 and 80 New
Leyee street Warehouse 80 Commerce street.
DEM REMOVAL.
The LOUISIANA AND TEXAS PETROLEUM STOVE
AND GAsL1GHT COMPANY have removed to 225 MAGA-
ZINE STREET parties supplied with Cooking
and Heating Stoves.
D REMOVAL.
The office Of the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Gouisans Diyisionl has been removed
to No 1874 Common street, second floor.
GEo CLARK, Vice President.
W. R. ADAMS, Secretary.
REMOVAL. ........KERoVAL.
JOHN cLABoRNE's Law OFFICE,
From No II Camp strset,
To No. ~ CnrondeIet street.
r EslovAL............... REMOVAL.
SIMON J. FnATow CO., from No. 81 Magazine street,
to Nos 12l and 126 NEW LEvEE, near GIRoD street
slAoN J. fLtIoM q W.
ID EMoyAA...............,.,. REMOVAL.
{ WELLER, CHEW 60 have removed to No. 10 NEW
LEvEE STREET, store recently occupied by A. F.
-9sl55s1. - -, -,
r F Z. H. KELLER PROPRIETOR OF
Has removed his OFFICE AND SOAP DEPOT
70 .....
,
NO Do R"SutAAS StESeN'
Nerp ORLEANS Novenohar LIST 1866
, o. -
| rpunEnwa
r -
| HARVEY, MCMAHON CO., Cotton FACTORS and Com
mo ro,,o,sd OHica Csron
i delet street
e ID ENOVAL................. REMOVAL.
+
We have this day REMOVED into our new office NO. lit
: CARoNDELET STREET Cup Stairs)
IS KERN 4 SuEARER
r. nGASA' @ 'oAAA11AASA1A''
Maui
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

r OST-FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW Or
IL leans New Orleans Sept lS6Notice is hereby given
that CERTIFICATE No las of this Bank for Fifty Shares
of Stock the of Gordon Granger dated July r. 1866
having been lost mad application has been made to the
D. B. FORBES, Cashier
T 0sT-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL.
IL lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate 32l4 dated Nov 49, 1850, issued W. P
Molett for IS shares stock.
Certificate No. 1904, dated June 8, 1851 issued to W. p
Eolett for IS shares stock.
Notice hereby given that application has been the
bank for certificates, in the PLACE Of those lost
JOHN q. MOLETT,
Administrator of W. P. hoett, deceased
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THos. AL1EN oLARKE, We chairman.

- Cancer! Cancer.! Cancer!! Cured
in few hours without PAIN Asthma, by antidote that
fails Rheumatism, by the Eclectic Magnetic process
Consumption by & system, without medicne all other
Chronic Diseases by special treatment the Magnetic In
Urinary W. West Fifth The distinguished Mag
rec Doctre Caryoyan of the age in attendance Tn
exceponable references given. Send for circular TO
PROF, HA RyEY Lack Box 9S5 Cincinnati Ohio.
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---@~ Notice to CONFERENCE.-THE steamship
Monterey Capt. Edwards, from New York, is now dis
charging cargo opposite jackson Square, Consgnees will
please call and settle freight bills AID receipt for their
goods the Levee otherwise they will be stored at their
risk and expense. WILLIAM CREEYY Agent,
rtre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

Y TEsAnE0NTANA-, IMPORTER or
FOREIGN FRUIE.
Wholesale Dealers in ali kinds Of Dried and Green Frais
No, IL 'FRONT.' AND Il FULTON STREETS,
Between Ua=mor aud G-ayier stfeats,
NpS1 ga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

THE UNDIVIDED THIRD ofone tract ofland in the Parish
Of Iberve IN the s0uheas Land District Louisiana
West Of the Mississippi per Patent $685. c0ntanin
63s 80 100 acres in Sec 80, T. II S, r. ID Z.
Bg~TERMs-Ca5h in u S. Treasury Notes
Acts of sale before R. Brennan notary public ut the expense
of purchasers, including the u S. Revenue Stanpa
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all the necessary buildings complete and in pefe
ORDER including new Gin House.
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nv moFFMaN Z MARKS,
B "a D. 3. Treasury Notes.
CUSTOMS SALE.
BIZ WILLIAM q. COOK,
AVeHoEEEa-ofics, l9s oravier street

AUcHoEEER-ohce, I9s Grayier street
U. s. CUsToN HOUSE,. coL1zcroR's OFFICE
New Orleans New 3, 1856.
M0EDAK, Noy. 10, Mt 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
w accordance with the provisions Sections II L.
Ing described SEIZED GOODS viii be s9ld Al Psble Agc
ton Warehouse No l. the Custom HOUSE build Ig
CGstomhouse street entrance:
Seized July 2sth-i9 boxes Cigars, hex Merchandise
sack Merchandise barrel Molasses. sngar, case
Champagne, cases Wine marked F. 4 G., ste smship
Southern Star for violation Of -econ Is, act Of March
Seized August l5th-Marksd j. H. K o. No. "a, cases
Krshwasser steamship Fire Queen for violation Of Sec
seized August l6h-Marted B. No a. kegs Whisky, on
brig Ballot Box for violation Of Section 3 act Of March
eaed August 23dIs boxes Cigars on steamship Mexico,
for violation Of Section s. act IL March Q 1879
Seized August 23d-Marked Flor de Neridisna, 10 boxes
1880 Cigars Post 10 Second District for violation Of
Section So act of March 2, l7g9
Seized August q Marked Media Regafa Walter Scott,
package OF 1905 Cigars brig Hope for violation of Sec
Gusto, package Of 1900 Cigars,
Seized August 25h9 jars Olives and empty Jars on brig
Hone violation of Section of March 2, 1888
Seized August 2.thMarked Stores Of 100 Cigars,
schooner Welcome for violation Of Sect g. act Of March
Seized August 28th5 boxes 500 Cigars on schooner vel
come for violation of Section g act Of March, 1879
Seized August 29h-AIarked P deniehu5 Liquor and
streets violation Of Section S. act q March 2 lT99
Seized September 3d-l0 boxes tlWg Cigars and / box
Sweetmeats schooner Flying Scud M violation Of Section
| l. act Of July %. 1856.
Seized September l3th-1 case Clarst Wine and case
White Wine, bark Commerce. for violation Of Section g.
Seized September l0th--Marked Hanna Co, box 600
Cigars brig Ben Delano for violation Of Section l. act
Seized september 25th-Marsed Honori DORM box q
DOZEN Linen Handkerche3 on schooner y Butts for VIC
St Hennaun package 3 dozenl Linen Haukerehefs and
marked Beauchaux Cav, H. Dorm, package Merchandise
anu Ass - wM. 2. KELLoGG.
| Collector or Customs
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Monday, November 8. 1850
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seven hundred 600 of which under cultivato
This plantation is furnished with the best quality Budn gs
Negro Quarters etc, all new. There is ALSO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

-OOigaCe'S 1Ronep 5oup-Ehis celebrated
Toilet Soap in such universal demand is made from the
choicest mAteras mild and emOent In its nature, fra
GRAVITY scented and extremely action the
In For sale by all druggists and iency goods dealers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
THAT VALUABLE PLANTATION
KNOWN As
The Eutaw Place.

situated ensas parish, Louisiana Bayou MACON, six
teen DO miles from Waterproof containing eighteen hundred
$500 Of
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One hundred and sixty Q6D ofunmproyed land in
nn hi tvwo 32 of township six % north Of range )
east This land is situated Concordia parish Louisiana
within one hall of mile from slack River Every foot it
buyers.
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r EMovAH......-..,.,...',".....,.-.EE"o REMOVAL.
W. H. H. w1THERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT
and DEALER in HIDES LEATHER and WOOL, has
removed his office to wITHERELL& CO.. 30 and 80 New
Leyee street warehouse 80 Commerce street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BACON. ...... HAMS. ..LAT2D..,...E ETC.
100 casks Choice Clear Bacon SIDES.
50 Rib
50 =. :. Bacon SHOULDERS.
200 tierces Leaf LARD
500 kegs i.
25 erces Sugar cured DRIED BEEF.
rs q. :. HAMS.
1000 boxes Star CANDLEs-l2. IA and lG ounces
l25 bbs Wnterstrained LARD OIL. M
200 q, Cincinnati Rectifed WHISKY. ~
100 one eighth casks Domestic BRANDY.
100 one.sixteenth casks
For sale by g. q. KENNEDY 4 CO.,
J5 and 81 Poydras street.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned can be found at Mr. B. P1FFETs No
lG7 Canal street, and after November o. 1866
EUGENE A. PIFFET.
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IN THE MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM,

It contains twenty three hundred 3OO acres of land
thousand $1,000 of which are under cultivation The
lands as fertile any
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Omce of the Trustees and Attorneys OF
the Bondhodeg Creditors and Stockholders Of
tho New orsans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New orleaus April H. l866-Notice is hereby
given to the OF the First Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors Stockholders Of the New Orleans Jackson and
Northern Railroad Company, that plan of the re-
organization Company and agreement based thereon
open inspection and the signature of Bondholdere
Creditors and Stockholders the Office of MessS Clarke
Beyne No. % Camp street.
rHns ALIEN CLARKE Vice Chairman.
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PLANTATION BlTTERS,

which are now recommended by the hishcs. medi
cal authorities, and warranted TO produce an i'rne
diate beneficial effect. They ere exceedingly agre
abe, pcrfec ly pu e, and must superscde all other
TONES where healthy, gentle stimuant is required
They purify strengthen and in'igora;e.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an an;idote 10 cha &c Of water and die.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enlven the mind
Thsy prevent mla,matie and intermittent iever'
They purity the breath snd aciliiy Of The stomach
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure darrhea and cholera Morbus.
they cure Liver Complain; and Nervous headache
They make the weak strong, the ianeuid brilliant
and are Exhausted natures great r'storer They
are composed Of the celeba'ed Calisaya b,fk win
,ersrs=n sa.sairass, ro7ts and herbs al preserved
Ia perfectly pure t eroix run. For particulars
see eireul.rs and s,inlouials around each bottle
BEWARE OF COCSTE aFEIrs.
ewio
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Tickets 1857


Small cards with the name of each prize abovs
wrt,sn them, will be in one box and thor.
oughly mixed. and cards with numbees GU them,
corresponding with the numbers on the tickets,
will be placed in another bog. and thoroughly
mixed also Two persons chosen bp tho audi
cnce viii be biindioldcd-one to draw out npm,
bcrs and the ether prizos-both drawn at the
same time. The first number drawn out to be
registered in book, and the first prize set OF
against it, which will be given to the holder OF
the ticket with corresponding Numbers land SO Oh
until every prize is drawn out. The largest pri.
will hu put in tho box in presence of the A.
diencc,, aud we'll mixed. All arc invited TO DO
present. The result of the drawing will be prin-
ted and sent to the ticket bolders. The tUnl
presents sent by mai or express as desired.
Tickets sent to any address on receipt Of the
money.
Agca'5 Hnntcd IN Eu,ry To,aa.
NotnInR Venture, Nothing Have.
Drd,rii} 10 tsa.at,.ce al 4. NJ, at Wavcriy
Hal, IL, asta Ne,lt.
X. BROWN,
Geu'l Ticket A. AUGUSTA.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience of twonty-
three years enables him guarantee speedy and per
nrHcnt relief in the trOrsf of Suppression and
all other Menstrual BeraH gemens, from uhafercy
cause All letters for advice must contain 81. oitce
No EudicOtt street. boston,
n B.-Buard furnished to those who wish TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston, June ~, is,s5. iy2iS
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Probate N Offices.

To the Honorable the Justices of the Supreme Judi
cia Court next to be holden at Ellsworth, with,
Tuesday of October A. D., lsjb
T!psssy DE rsprssaa, tS a ep ne
st,mp seized in f OF an undivided half of lot
(C.JA of land lying in Castine, bounded north
Oct 90 westerly by the centre line sontheasterly
ISIS. , by la d of Robert sWardwel, Jr north
~ easterly BY land of John A. Arey and
southwesterly by land of said Jefferson Dever
eux-beins part of the homestead farm of the late
Joshua Uooper-that Vim. b. Weber OF Castine
and OILERS unknown are seized in fee of the other
undivided half of said lot, and that your petitioner
j, DESTROYS of holding his part OF said land in sew
crnlty. Wherefore he prays that partition may be
ordered, As provided by law
ID ted at Castine the twenty.thrd day of October,
\. u, 1903.
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Buy me and I'll do you Gooi."
Dir. LANGLEY'5
Root and Herb Bitters.

kindred diseases: indipestion, CcStiucnesS Lirer
Complaint, Piles, Headache, Heartburn. Dyspepsia,
ness, DeHiHg Jaandiee, FiatuteHcy, Eom Stomach.
DC.
By the timely of this medicine the blood is pur-
flied. The appetite is restored The system is
strcngthcd. The liver invigorated. The breath is
sweetened. The complexion is beau:ifed And the
general health is