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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

A CASE OF SPONTANEOUS CoMBUs.
tion.-The Loyal League House in Phil
adelphia, says the Cincinatti Enquirer, in
sympathy with the "Loyal Convention
in session there, went off in blaze and
consumed itself by fire, just as the crazy
fools of the Convention want to consume
their country. The FIRE caught into the
hundry, where the dirty linen of the
Convention was stored. It was a case
Of spontaneous combustion. The linen
had taken the distemper from the backs
of those who had been wearing it, and
when thrown in pile, it got hotter than
compost heap, and took fire. Should
the insurance company be called upon to
make good the loss in such case?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

WHAT WE LovE.-The "locaP of the
Owen county, Qa.,) Journal is response
pie for the following: eve love to see
the blooming rose, in all its beauty drest
we love to have our friends disclose the
emotions of the breast. We love to see
the cars arrive well laden at our door
we love to see our neighbors thrive, and
love to bless the poor. We love to see
domestic life with uninterrutted joys
we love to see happy wife with lots Of
boys and girls and boys. We love to see
all these-yet far above all we have said,
we love what every printer loves-to haze
subscriptions paid"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

DEPRAvITY ENDS IN DESPERATION
Parson Brownlow, the mountebank adycr.
sary of Democracy under all circumstan-
ccs, and now the fictitious Governor of the
State of Tennessee, says the Constitution.
al Union, in one Of his mock RACES, says
$50 far as am concerned, have fled
from the South for the last time, and
sought the shelter of the mountain gorges
of Tennessee for the last time. will
sooner expire on lamp-post under the
shadow Of the capitol of Tennessee"
Some men have no ambition to die the
death of felon, and Brownlow is con-
fesscdly one of them. at is just as a
person fancics," as the old woman said
when she kissed the cow. The reverend
protanc hypocrite having expressed his
preference, it will be remembered as his
dying request and must be complied with
as matter of course. He has only omit
ted to select the particular lamp post and
provide in his will for paying for the little
piece of rope. The people of Nashville
will not hesitate to do their duty.
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REPRESENTATIVE MEN.-There we,

REPRESENTATIVE MEN.-There were
says the La Crosse Democrat, many rep.
resentative men, in the Mean White Con.
vention at Philadelphia. There was Oar.
ky Douglass, Growing Hen Anna Dicken.
son, Beast Butler, Syphillitic Morton
Clown Barnum, Drunken Yates, and
Beclzebub Brownlow. What pity the
Ravisher, CAN'T, could not have been pres
ent when the witches and devils Of the
Rump went their rounds about the caul
dron, pouring up their unholy offerings
to make their Misunderstanding hell-brott
palatable to their pernicious appetitcs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

MORE "SUPERIoR CIvILIzATIoN."-A
Yankee school-marm, known as Mary A.
Weldon, alias Mrs. Fairfield, says an ex-
change, who settled in Richmond shortly
after the evacuation, was arrested recent
ly in that city, drunk and disordcrly.-
She had ON an under garment, with a
hoop skirt for an outer. In this dishabille
she was arrested She taught colored
school until turned loose as street walk
or and drunkard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

BRowNLow.-This infomous and foul
mouthed blackguard lately made speech
at Richmond, in this State, in which he
advised all returned soldiers to keep their
muskets, as they would have use for them.
Such intimations of design to carry the
elections at the point of the bayonet, or,
in case of defeat, to revolutionize the
Government by force of arms, arc becom-
ing quite common among the more reck-
less of the Radicals indianapolis He
raid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

SUPERIOR CIvILIzATIoN."-There is
a rumor in Providence R. l., thata wife
of (not Very) distinguished United
States Senator, is about to apply for di.
vorce. This (not yery) distinguished
c1ass is one Sprague, a son+in-law of Chief
Justice Chase, and a. prominent member
of the ''GOd and morality" party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

ASKING ALMs.-An unfortunate fel-
low-being by the name of Cook is now in
town soliciting aims. After full and
rigid examination into his case we are sat
isfed that he is really proper object of
charity. We commend him to the kind
Offices Of cur citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

The WRATH OF GoD.-The Chicago
Tribune thus tells us ofa fearful death
which lately occurred in that city:
Con Saturday last, about eight o'clock
a Prussian tailor named Rosenkrist, resid-
ing at 144 Burnside street in the West
Division, and employedat No. 2699 South
Clark street, was accused by one of his
ncighbors of having stolen small sum of
money. The accused denied the fact,
and said he hoped his head would fall of,
his tongue drop out, and that God would
strike him dead if he had the money
Scarcely had the words passed his. lips
ere he fell to the ground, corpse as sud-
denly as if struck by lightning. Thepar-
ties in the room ran to raise him, suppos-.
ing he had simply tainted from the ex-
citement, but they found that life had
fled. On searching him this morning the
money was found in his pockets"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

General Custer has written letter, in
which he says he plainly saw the first
shot fired in the indianapolis riot, and
that it was fred by one of the party
which attacked tho Presidential party
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

Com. Mutt and Minnie Warren are to
be married soon. They are in London.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

LIvERI ooI., Oct. 2S.-The steamship
Alpho fro lm New York the 18th, arrived
at Queens town to day.
HoxDok, Oct. 2S.-Adviccs from ia
pan are cdnflicting The latest report is
that the Iiycoon's army suffered heavy
defeat at the hands of the insurgents, and
that the 7 ycoon had abdicated.
II is said the British Government is
about to ask of Parliament an increase of
million pounds sterling in the amount
voted for 4 he army and large addition to
the sum a appropriated over former years
for tho naFy.
QUEENS TOWN, Oct. 27.-The steam
shin Persia from New York the 18th has
arrived.
LONDON, Oct. 2T.-It Is said that the
relations between Austria and Prussia are
assuming menacing character.
The Lohdon Times says the Prussian
Governmd MT is intriguing for the further
disintegration of Austria.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The project submit
ted by Fra dnce and England to the Span
ish govern ment for the settlement of the
Chilian difficulty has been approved by
the Queen and her Ministers.
FLORENCE, Oct. 27.-An arrival from
Canada says that another great battle took
place on the 18th of October, and the
Greeks report that the Turkish army was
repulscd.
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- Oregon papers please copy, and
forward the bill to Hawthorne 4 Loryca.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03
From Mexico.

The En- peror of Austria has ordered
a special steamer to proceed with haste
to Vera Cruz, but for what errand is moi
publicly known. 1t is certain, however
that the cable has been literally used tc
confer with Mexico. The most of the
French give up the cause of Maximiliau
New " oNK, Oct. 29.-Wheat opened
1@2 cents better; closing quiet with nc
advance.
The TIMES, this morning says it can,
not be doubted that the Government Of
Juarez has already sought aid of the Uni
ted States in its efforts to establish its au
thority over contending factions, that will
arise upon ruins of the Empire, unless
reports received at Washington are al
fault.
The President has signifed his willing
ness to enter upon such arrangements
and is disposed to send to the city of Mex
leo, if such steps should be deemed advi
sable, force of 10000 men, under Gen
Grant or some other proper officer o.
high rank and reputation, clothed with
power to aid the Government of our sister
Republic in the restoration of order anG
security. AS matter of course the gov
ernmcnt of Mexico will be expected to In
cur all expenses of such an enterprise
She has an abundant resource for this as
to secure us for whatever guarantees il
might be wise for us to give for the pay
ment Of debts justly due England and
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- rens'd 1ivis Of getting up Is equal not superior
70 'ns ..ngish edition.

- sensrd 1igis Of getting up Is equal no. supsrio
70 ihs English edition.
| SERIAL PUBLICATIONS.
The July number Of 'sThe Atlantic Monthly Is out
IS not quite 80 lively usual though It contains two
or Three excellent articles Ono OF the bost skits ON
sn -tuasm that we have read Is the opening paper
"The ase OF George Dedow." II exposes in the most
ron,c,i ~ imaginable the absurdites into which the
followers of .sp.rituast doctrines are betrayed We
don't know wAsh have had heartisr laugh than We
enjoyed over ~ eifufax
s'Ths Retreat from Lenolrs and the sieec Of Knox.
vilen is well written military sketch from the PEN II
We mistake not OF we'll known newspaper correspond.
An interesting paper also the notice Of Frederick
Rucket Justly styled The Last Of the Grand Old Gene
ration OF German Poets" Ruckert his widespread
popularity among his countrymen chiefly by his love
songs which, told were Of that SUBTLE delicate
quality which excites musicians fancy, suggesting the
tunes 20 which the words should be welded" There
DO greater proof OF their merit than the that
Mendessohn and other great German composers wrote
the music for them. Part LvII Of "The Rebellion
Record" has just been issued by Van Nostrand. The
concluding numbers made up Of military and other
reports which not readily accessible elsewhere The
present illustrated with finely engraved steel
portraits OF General George w. Morre and General Frank
washburne.
The July number Of "Our Young Folks Illustrated
Magazine" contains or two good sketches but tho
general material and style Of It's articles too advanced
for juvenile capacities. That ''The Children Of the
Flood may be appreciated by some studous youth Of
fourteen but will seduce but small minority Of younger
inellecs into attentive perusal Of IT, Carries Ship
wreck prettiiy written little SKETCH and that Is all
that DO said about H. Master Tom will unquestion-
ably turn up his nose al it as critic. The article
"Among the Studios" is mere pun for individual
artist The sketches Of natural history very good
and deserve encouragement but the publishers letter
box had better be turned to the dead letter box
least as far regards communications from mothers
about their go.ahead pets.
The July number OF THE Catholic World" Ia a fair
average II contains eighteen articles -four orgi.
nah and TRANSACTIONS from tho productions OF
nent continental writer's.
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The Folics pranatlQues and Dclasscmen,s Comiques
theatres Paris closed their doors for the remainder
OF the summer.
Uns Semdins a Lmdres-tA Week In Londonl--is to
succeed Richard the Third the Porte 81 Martin PARE
In Richard the Third at the Porte 81 Martin. rans'
NJ Tanhde plays Riehard, Nile. Rousseil oscen LlhA-
beth, and Madame Tosean the Lady Arae.
Tho American ex.re,el heroine seiie boyd ns msne
her appearance on the stage 10 Manchester England
playing Pauline in the Lady Of Lyons
Al the Theatre Lyrique they have proAsced sno'ne'
80. 81 en.s.,sve,s naming cs Joyn'a co"mtr0 az
us.s IA 4. IN tho suape Of thres-act comic opera,
-. ~. - Of Sicolai, and made the tour OF Germany
- IL introduction in the French capital Strange 70
s.y the Merry Wives been codly received oy me
French Ismssi the baritone, personsted Fasisn with
considerable scial On the FIRST evening Of the per
formance of the piece the doughty knight nearly lost MS
p~ntsloons 90 the rage; misfortune which had the
sGec, o. putting The spectators in good bnmor
shakspcrs TO- IN variety Of forms, Immensely popa
lar In PARA He IL served up in tragedy, come opera
and neodrama. aud delights In each. The tragedy .
Hamlet which 10 sivep At the Th.ktre Italsn, with the
part Of Hamlet by Rossi, the Italian trsgeian. ms
actor 10 spoken % Of great power and pos-ess
ing pure d.ctop He success remarkable N the
strange stage event OF . gree, English tragedy being
performed oy an Italian before French audiences Rosa
has been endowed with much personal and plastic
beauty and his voEs and eye greatly IN hts favor
A new three act comedy entitled Paris VsHre faTs
10 70 be produced soon Psas Royal theatre, Paris
MADAME aIsroRI, Az nEDRA. ~ BnussEls.
Translated from Brussels journal Nay ~
A, he Theatre du Cirque ve have bad The good Tor
tune 70 witness performance Of the ceebrstsd uage
dIenne Madame Rstori she impersonatsd hedsA
tragedy wherein are depicted with such terrible energy
the ou,hursss of passion the faror 81 jealousy and via
10 much vsfsG the profound tenderness Of msterns
love Rston moves and tsvvshes, charms and seducss
The suppleness Of her taest and the simplicity Of bes
action exercise shs spectator an influence vnicn
prompts him 70 share In all the sensations depicted %
The artist and him suffer rejoice With her
Rachel was correct her slcnu She ever had eonfro
over berse and her fiction mastered the heart sncl
vas the clsssic conception " art o. her Tina VII
Madame Ristcn IN blended with nature that the
both form admirable tga ewssssbk. We regret tha
/ Rstors soourn VIII Be- ~ brief Other suecesss -
her She vii soon Be Oh 70 tbs United states wher
| previous engagcmsnv call her We hope that she ~
ever keep the rev mbsnncs Of the mpsthlss which ~
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THE EXCISE LAW.

.voutinuatisn OF Arrssts-Hamss Of Those
- -tsa Hssterday-A Total OF Nearly
aared-The Law still EnSersea
a. p-.,-,~.-s.. Of Liquor Dealer
1T Tammany Nall, 80.
Very little business my importance t,suspired yes.
tsrdsy before the Excise Board About thirty licenses
were issusd mostly for he sale Of lager beer Quite
number Of arrests were made and LAM portion OF the
parties discharged to appear their Recognixances
NUMBER ARRRsTKD.
The following constitute the arrests made for the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-24

HERALD VI. ENUkAVUW.
well contested game OF base ball took place between
the Herald and Endeavor Clubs Friday June o. upon
the gro lnd5 Of the Endeavor Club, brooklyn, r.. D.,
which resulted in victory for tho heralds Tho fol
lowing IL tho score:
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tIscIs~kW JuWf y To
Durlns . heavy storm yesterday sftsr nogo .
entered the Americsn grchssgs s-es talked b~h,Di
the money clsrrs deck sbs'rsr>t p<ssxs eoatsning
a. 100 snf mais bic ssps
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Injunotions Granted I'm tho Suprem
Court.

JUN % Judge McCunn granted several injunctions
yesterday under the ruling Of Judge Cardoxo in favor
OF LIQUOR dealers who seek to restrain the Commits
soners Of Excise from interfering with them In the sale
of liquors Sundays. The judgment OF Judge Cardozo
has created great deal Of interest," and would not be
surprising II II led 10 . very determined opposition
the part or the liquor dealers the action taken BY the
Excise Commissioners
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HARTFORD, Conn June -, 1900
The third contest for tho base ball championship u
this State played here this afternoon bet the
Chester Club OF Norwich and the Charter Oak Club of
this city the latter being the holders OF the champion
bat II resulted In victory for tho Charter Oaks by
Of 1fy-scvcn TO fifteen. Tho game witnessed
by very largo crowd.
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asv-ssrf, JsDs -. lsH
usAa % The Oscnnsn sn4 zsDssvhis rosS ran inio
. bsoksn calvert y-stsr3y ns1 hUrsstoss I'VE
ensiD,er ami nfsmsn vFts z1lss
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Agents want~d.-sa.OOOa Year and All
expenses Fof further particulars address w a. w~sa.
Clevri4 md
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Excelsior
TfppwOrYa
n.s ansst Aas8alnisbi IN sew Tsfs
Lyon BRprifYHs.
H,srsi.att stree
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FIsg. Of All ssss-Gio.i~g O.s Chez
A. ~ "a a+~.saAtten u nojkE shatAs. VI -
81 ee@
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toara I'D. Italian Medic sssd soap srss
Ia, ~ 49, kma, i.agl.s l..sr.s - .rpEstitsi.
EHarTfFtfH Hsf.frnsss-w le4ss n snnA~
Isus ts.nt.-si MS depot 80 Bfusdvsy snd dfan@
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TOTAL -..-.-.-.N q Total ....-...... q IS
umpire-Mr. Chas. Sawyer Sooter,-Mes,rs. Donovan
aud Clark.
ANDREWS, GILES. SANFORD AND co. VS.. ALMoN,
MILLER AND 60.
The above named clubs played game during last
week, with the following result -
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which provides for the government OF Rcrca
Of ths territory saa population Of the Btas. s
Powen o. lessmuDu authorizing the $3.50: on
ton affect al the citissns o. the stas weo.
perry come within the limits Of that jurisdiction (PhIps
"a Mayor Of New York. Common Pleas, 1857 Hilton ~
selden ~ Seldom al. People ". AcCann, Is n
TO- n Il faAcy 70 say that ses not morally wrong or
criminal per be penalty vtsed Penal laws AFFECT
Of morally mot wrong Pc, e to row boat but the
les there oenss Il z wrong per y to carry stick
loaded With lead called biy" yet from motives expe-
A. 0AKEY HALL, District Attorney
Mr. Tracy responded to the argument OF Mr. Brady by
stating that the monsrous proposition advanced BY
The defendant that excise Law which could b enacted
would DO valid and that the Legislature had power to
control the sale Of liquor The whole spirit Of the law
70 regulate the sale Of intoxicating hquors and he
commended that Its execution would have beneAcent
effect
Tho argument was adjourned TIL Thursday next At
eleven O'Clock.
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FIorsass-rocL stitch sewing Mashis..
Bs.i H. N. watia FLORENCE skrlao hACuA
COMPANY ~ 80 Ffpafsay.
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ceding twenty. -four hours
rHE OLD BOARD OF RxcIsF

THE OLD BOARD OF EXCISE
hold no meeting yesterday, as was anticipated large
the members Of the old Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation convened Tammany Hall during the afternoon
take action on the best to be pursued under
the late decision Of Judge Cardoz0 After considerable
debate and upon the suggestion Of Mr. P. Burns the
meeting adjourned TO come together Monday afternoon
THE VICTIMS YESTERDAY.
The following named persons yesterday arrested
for violating the Excise law by selling liquor without
2 ltcsn
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Bssehsior's Hair Dy~.-Tho tssst - shs
world the only arf~t Dye harmless fcsbis. instssss-
fsctDfJ u barclay street
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A.-A.-Mmaam~ Jum.r. M.mmarss


hings bu they all that no, a.. best q pat
ting IRE 10 throw tcreos.ns upon II They ought -
Ike % agree that 70 admin sc pargae u not Tho
Cholera for hs.c produce The Thing sMnh
should be prevented An astrngeut which, binds up the
~ the remedy n1taini ~ natutr aud
son. such IL MARaDEN's AsfArio CHOLERA CURE.
mrdns the e1ay OF which has bcsn by long asA
smps experience. Depot Isl broai~Ay, New fofs ts
sale by all druggists
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sssdi.s' ss-ap..~A cs~rho' 80. 100 -.
rWr~ ~af@ TO- 49,. C.~sA. nfs bsts 49, 80 -
tA&ss ass sfmg tens
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surrogst~,.s Court.

LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION AND ouAkpfAssHir.
Before Surrogate I. 'ckeh
Tho following letters Of adminiA ratioa wers grsnes
by Surrogate fucker for tho wocA end'ns Juno -.
1900 -
Barbet Weller, Rartiett Croweil joan creese yadth
Bell Eliza hurley. John N HilsmAn, Wh, n Mcossnis
James Thoms.0, James Cronkrght, GcArge ~ wAan-
nVton Theo ID ,mbrowak Christian Bestslmalsr feter
sonard. Mailer Auamer, Louis d. Bebian. Lydia Clark.
Horace white. Ed vim Bremen, John Boscaor. Loaiss
George. .
Letters OF suardians tip granted TO the following
named persons --Rober II Martin, guardian of HeaX
7 Eliza J., Moses aOa Loren,a r rssasH,
schmidt, guardian Of JohaL ma and Joseph sehusdi
A smith, guardian OF r. b. oeamAier
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Choice tlarss. s. per Cssst 80 cents pee
Poulr. HDHbIATA WisE COMPANY. "a FuitSa ssss~f.
northeast goFasf william sife~i-
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A.-samaritan's Gtu Cares In rosn
tour days. ONLY trn pills; purriy v~xrtsbas.
BARNES co, al Fart row, and dragsiss r'los -.
Sent By mail
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"Burnets's Reputation IL . num esese
guarantees u tho @roeIsne. Of his prrpsrstsns" BUR
kErrs STANDARD Fissorss EItr.ets aud cess.s@ ~ -
HAIR Aa.-Bostya Journal
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Goora sd's Poadre ssbs,ts tprcss usss
a. ius fessfstds p@ff a 30 hfy ~" ssvss
80 Bsoass.. sEa 6fux1~s ssEa.e ~
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Have You Noticed tst The Oses 49,
rFot she Htrss4wnrs ~ - Ne YEA -
f~msas - test AsTlsf @fHkgtks sss<rt ~ nes
via fuli. fksy srsr yauasf sult~f h.t. -
t9ahs tisttins - ZEAL ffos h-i' -hSes 80 -
talfty fays. a. Ter thsf -
toe -. -tst~.si. "a. tsD "A sHasr 49, -
hr.aA - nets.sn to- nIanA 80 A.. Fes I1N
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Nothsrsi Seshsrsii

spfHgnA
Dsst ~ q y.srar ~ wrxr1<s soorHws
eYgur - stlass ssuus
~ talusns p.tassass $40 pee -rltsu - go q 1s
"a, ssn. All vs,..s M uusss sss,s~ ssA
49, t~sa htrs,,..,s fsnss ss'sr 49,
ssosess >, .ailso. = sagltsrs
OH7nrtH CuILDEIs
4 sesy rslssy. 49, ffqis 30 80 iassy'ss~<s
'tsssea 80 ssvs sas.v 80 Cvss SSses
sasfgy y 90 ~a1as vssB q ~ sluos bssauy -ss's
0EiriNo - Tng BowEfa ASD wtsD coao
". s..,, ua. 10, .as .sr.., r...a, "a a, .ssia .
~ s.s.s q p,.sns,r 80 D.ssrk... 10 s.sf- $500
n&ss ffs@ ie.stias ',oss .sy sss.s tss..
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an Legal Lottery Prizes CsshsA. Draw
lsks circulars aud information sent
. CLAYTON. " Wall street, n Y.
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R.m..s.y ,. s.as...s. 90" '.,,.., 49, ~.
Yea g4tx
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ChoieEs.-Dr. j. Coils Browne's ChtsS-
ofyhr The Right H0r Esf kus.s rafnfsunictri - os
college physeiaBs apd Dasnpprt that he hsf -
r~seI ihe ~f-sf niy remedy Of ang
ssryte~ shelsfs chiarpdyns ~e~ rs< ls.nes De-
81 i-oi HINNi SMITH. special sReut y Nssssa sfess
Wy. soli b Al druggist. 81 ARd o. - estis.