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THE ltuIINo PASSION SrnoYa IN DE.rn.-'rmAp.
STEVENS has evidently brcomu q Inonomaniac ON
tho subject Of social equality. We knew that ho
was an extrcnint, but hardly expected him to
carry luis views 10 the extent Of running them into
the grunnd.
Tho Lancaster Express states that le has twice
in succession given up tho deeds to cemetery lots,
because tho companies of whom hc bought OK
cluded co!orcd persons from BURIAL but has at last
secured lot in 'Schrcner'a Cemetery" wllero ITO
such prohibition in enforced
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There coineih glad titlin4sa uf Joy 10 all.
10 young and to old, ~ g,eai alll "a, small:
The beruty Which once wus 10 precious niId rare
Is free for all. and aii may bc inir.
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Free to Everybody.

Free to Everybody.
Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest importance TO the young OF both sexcs.
1t teaches how the homcly may become beautiful thu
,lrspsed respectcd. and tho forsakcn loved.
No young lady gentleman shoulI fall 10 send teir
address, and receive copy postpaid by rctuII, mall
Address p. .. DRAWER. 81,
harrh 80 Tyr Troy. y
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TCITYi TA1Es sEtioNTIILY ftfsTC6Ss Ss. "a

n. y m" oFi1II CTrr HI,I, JpiXS iHhsE9 3sig Hl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL CONCERNED
In thntitho tienhy Returns for tho nloni or Juno
Iast In compEarct With tho Tax Ordinance ratia on
Tho 18Th day Of December, 1906 must Lc m.o ON or be-
fOrb the 18th Inst. u. o. Gibson,
July 10 City hsseIsor,
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SINKING OF STEAMER, AND DROWNING OF EIGfI1
PEnsoNs.-Tho steamer ~. Hctcnu, which arrived
here yesterday from Georgetown, s. c., brings in
formation thnt n small steamer, called The r. T.
Bea, While towing n schooncI up tho Wuccam1w
River, on tho 9Th inst, near Waycrly Mill, took
heavy squall, in which tho schooner run into tho
steamer, causing her to SINK and in tho accident
Captain dAnnIsoN, OF tho steamer, Mr.. LEMuHl.
DAddETr, Of this city, lady, and five other pas
scngors, lost their lives.
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
SCHEME THE SAME FOR EACH MONTH.

wednesday,, July 17tl, IsG7--cIas. u.
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NOTICE

t-FH ,0PFICR CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
, Juno 20. 1867.
TUE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY
directed to tic following Ordinance, ratified Juno
4bsf. AN ORDINANCE j,
> ~ IN RELATION TO PUBLIC WELLS.
he q ordained BY ne Mayor and Aldermen, in CITY
Conneii a,iem1d, Tint ~ shall and may DO lawful
the Doard Of Fire Masters. from uno 10 tc 10 restrain
or TO Prohibit entirely the Of any OF tho Public Wells
In any part or the oty Whenever. IN their Judgment tho
pn9lic goo shal require such restraint prohibitions
and any pctsoa wo shs yolnte nny orer Of Tho ssid
Board offts Mastofs In relation to the Public wols in
prll nco OF this Ordinance, after notice given pcr
sonaly In writing, duly published in Of The city
newspapers. shall 6e subject cd To ponait often dollars
Tor oycTy such oacnco. - . -. n. H. NATHAN,
Juno al limo Chief FirJ Department.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximation Prizes of 5000 each for the
niue rcInanny units or the same ten u thu
No. drawing tho S50.001 iEn are. ......... $500
appruSim1ting Prizcs uf $3.50 each for the
nine !, iI,alnng units 0r tho Rano leu Of tho
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Approximation Prizes OF Sa00 each for the
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IL Approximation Prizes Of slD1 oirI for tho
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No' drawing tLc s., 600 Prizes nre........ l,sUO
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MAYORS Counr, July 12.--hn individual who
had obtained liquor by some means undiscover-
able, got tight enough 10 DO dsorlorly, and coii-
sepucntly was picked up BY the police, and fined
50 by hiB honor.
very black character, Who called himself
George barrow, but who was recognized by tho
detectives as Jack Holloway, most notorious
thief was brought up for having fowls in his pos
session, md which were supposed to 10 stolen,
was sent to tho detective Office to SEQ II he wasn't
wnnlcd there.
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COUNT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND Common
PLEAs-lIon. +. J. MOSES prcsiding-The Court
was occupied in henring civil cases Of 10 public
interest.
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ST. SrErnENs FAiR.-Tho moonlight nights
have proved great auxiliary to tho fair visitors
and tho hall il nightly crowded with youth and
brnuty. fair is always tho head centre of OF
traction, and tho ladies OF st. Stephens haYe made
tho present one inferior 10 mono of its pro-
decessors. 1t las oil OF tho requisites to
please tho eye and tho palate Or tempt tho pocket,
and the mdrchGhdeS are tho faircst in The land II
wonlll bc an endless task to cnumcralc tho lnirl-
lies nnd dclicacies that arc displayed on every
table. Each booth il well supplied, and in all the
departments the Fair ia perfect SUCCESS, and We
advise NH carly visit, Ms tonight will DO tho last
opportunity.
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STANLEY q. TRoTr, y. NJ.
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ELfSIUS. .
A now ond important remedy for married ladies'
Circulars can DO obtained and tho article surplicJ
upon application to tho wholesale agents.
DoWIE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. ISL Meeting strooi.
april III thstu9mo,
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THROUGH ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON TO New
ORLEANs.-Tho influence Of railroads on the COM
norcal and business lifo of tho country hns never
been doubted and any city that is either tho ter
minus or the coptro Of railroad will soon show,
by Its fncroasin. prosperity, some Of tho wonders
produced by development OF these resources
snce the introduction Of this system OF ftrayol tho
country has become covered with perfect not
work OF roads, and the iron rails now cross oach
other In all directions. This multiplication has
been owing, in great measure, to tho desire OF
tho projectors TO either connect distant pluces or
10 iorm shortor routo between thoso already
nnted. Tho necessity Tint eKials I ,r tho economy
OF both timo and labor has led TO the formation Of
NATION OF many OF these now lines, md journey,
which before occupied days, arc now mado in
few hours, and tho inhabitants Of distant places
brought into closer intercourse. since the war.
when ovory nervo is strained to regain tho pres.
tge lost by tho great struggle IL has been tho
policy Of business men to shorten all lines Of COM
munication and bring freight and passengers to
their destination In the shortest possible time.
As q large commercial port, It behooyea Charles
ton 10 study her resources, md to ondoayor, by
every means, to bring trnde to hor whnrycs. Her
railroads roach largo cxtont OF country, and
much could be done to shorten tho timo and labor
ortraycl. Tho advantages Of this arc well under
stood, and We pleased to SEQ that active stops
have been taken to secure the desred end n
Our attention has been called 10 o now route
between this city and Now Orleans which not only
ahortens tho timo by somo hcnIs but all tho
re1atious delays occaaionedby having to roohork
baggage, de-, nro avoided. Arrangements hayo
been made with tho different roads on tho route,
and tho entiro journey Is performed by land, and,
az tho samo tariff hns been adapted, thoro will bo
no difficulties presented to travellers. Tho limo OF
eavoi is from Atlanta, uia Chattanooga and the
drand Junction, and the time consumed Ia only
iorty.nino hours. Sleeping coaches. arc pro-
Viaed' and through tiokots may. b; obtain
60 ata any OF the principal points. As the travel
nom this section TO aud from Charleston will bo
nndouotediy removed wo refer those Interested 10
.no adVettsement Of tho route, which appears in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-13

Cour DE SoLEIL.-Tho inonse heat OF tho
past week has kept both man md bonat housed rs
far as was practicable, and whom they wcro COM
PEELED to DO abroad tho friendly shelter of ovcry
shade was embraced and all exposure avoided.
80 far no individual has fallen victim to tho
sun 9 rays, but on ycstcrduy dray horse standing
in Pinckney street succumbcd to tho hcnt, and
for tmo his life was in danger, but his fortunate
proximity to On establishment that boasts good
veterinary surgeons proved to!bo his salyation and
ho yet lives to gladden. the heart Of his owner.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KIaDsoF JOB WORK DONE At THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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VAsr QUANTITIES OF Ivory DEsrnoYED.-Thou
sands Of teeth TINT might Inst lifo tmo arc lost
eyery yoar, simply because tho parties concerned
other forget or do not appreciate tho fact that
sozodont, duly applied, rondOrs tho tontal sub
stnnce PROOF against do,ay. tuihs3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-11-15
The following is told by Mr.. MARX
Twain, of q gallant naval officer:

The following is told by Mr.,Mark
Twain, of gallant naval officer:
Twenty or thirty years ago, when
missionary enterprise was in its in
fancy anon the islanders-of the
South Seas, Captain Summers an
chored his sloop of war off one Of
the Marques, I think it was. The
next morning he saw an American
flag on the beach Union down. This
excited him fearfully, Of course, and
be sent off boat at once to inquire
into the matter. Presently the boat
returned, and brought a grave look
ing missionary. The Captains anx-
iety ran high. He said: -..-
"What's the trouble out there ?
quick ?"
"Well. I'm grieved to, say. sir, "
said the missionary, "that the natives
have been interrupting our sacerdotal
exercises"
mo! Blast their yallar hides, I'll
-what-what was it you said they
had been doing ?" .-.it-
1T pains me, sir, to say they have
been interrupting our sacerdotal ex-
eTcises
"Interrupting your-your-h-ll!
Man them starboard guns! Stand by,
now to give 'em the whole bat
terry"
The astonished clergyman hasten
ed to protest against such excessively
rigorous measures. and finally sue
ceeded in making the old tar under
stand that the natives had only been
breaking up prayer meeting.
"Oh, devil take it, man, is that all ?
/ thought you meant that they had
stopped your grog" m as---
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HOME TESTIMONY:

Mr.. a. B. KISGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel u
!. duty we owe TO the public, to state that
Marshal's Caiholi con is medicine inyalua-
BILE for complaints classed under the head or
Female Diseases. We have used your
0raefenberg Medicines. and have been great
ly benefited thereby, 80 much so, III at were
the price double we would have them. To
the thousands of eur sex who are suffering
from weaknesses, we would recommend the
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strength 20 the system, and enables each OF
the organs Of the body to perform their ap-
r Miss c. 8. wORMsTETT,
Mrs. ". CARTER e('
Mrs. Z. n. WEEKS.
Medina, March /, 1866. inl2 81 a4i-5
The above named ladies' we are personally
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ties OF CatholiceD entirely cussd her of her
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from this medicine. We recommend 1t to
the ladies OF this country as safe and ef'
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are subject 10. JOHN WEEKS. VI
Editor of Canfleld Herald.
II. B. KINGSLEY,
CLEVELAND, -'i'
I'd Agent tor the State.
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To Teachers.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXA

Examinations to commence at half past nine
O'Clock, j.. NJ.
Each applicant IL required to pay the Ex
aminers a fee Of fifty cents on entering the
class. o.-i @t
an applicants are required to furnish writ.
ten Testimonials of good moral character,
those who have been engaged as teachers 70
obtain these from their last employers, Uho
Will also certify to their faithfulness and sue
cess as teachers; which testimonieis VII be
No certificate viii be Issued without an ex
animation; no private examinations will be
held no certificate will be antedated; nc
candidate viii be admitted for re-examina-
tiou within three months after a second fail
ure. Applicants are requested TO furnish
specinens of pennanship:
Those who fail TO comply with the ebovc
reoujsitions VIII not be admitted fog fe-ax9n
By order Of the Board.
~ 0 JOHN BOWMAN,
jan-Iy6 Secretary Board of Examiners.
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GREFENBERG
Family Medicines,

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The intelligence of the community - mol
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which claims 10 cure all Diseases, but the
Graefenberg Remedies consist OF eleven
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cure Of the diseases for which they are
recommended. among which may be selected
one appropriate to any Of the diseases Incl
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The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills are pet
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Price 25 cents. .--..-.- .-.,
Grsefenberg Uterine Catholicon is an In
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Price 81 so.
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The Graefenberg Sarssparilla is By far the
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The Graefenberg Dysentery Syrup Is a
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The Grsefenberg Pile Remedy never fail:
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The Graefenberg Children's Panacea is an
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The Graefenberg Fever and Ague Remedy
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The Graefenberg Health Bitters are the
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Ayers Cathartic Pills
For al the purposes Of 9 Laxssiw.
Medicine. -TrT
Pills

Perhaps no one meci-
cine Is 30 universally re-
qun7ed by everybody a.
q carharfic, NOR Was ever
any before SO universal
IL adopted Into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgatiye
PM. The obvious res-
SON is, that it isamore re-
liable and far more e6ec-
tual remedy than any
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A curious mistake was made by a
young deacon in Connecticut last. Sun.
day. This deacon was a teacher in
the village Sunday School and hav-
ing come into the presence of his class
in that character, he put his hand in
to his pocket to seek his Bible, and
gEavely drew forth a copy of"Hoyle's
Games" The deacon apparently
forgot that his Sabbath lessons were
not according to Hoyle," but toe
merriment of the scholars speedily in.
formed him Of his mistake. i
A remarkable evidence of presence
of mind was recently given 10 France.
Monsieur j. was talking with his
mother.in law at her country chateau,
when q streak of lightning almost
literally reduced her TO ashes. The
|domesties ran into the room, when,
without moving muscle, Monsieur
= said: "John, sweep. up my
mother in law" 'as
Little Alice found ont an ingenious
way OF getting to bed in a iurry. The
crib In which she slept was so low
that, by placing one foot on the in.
side, and taking hold of the post, she
could easily spring in. "Mamma," "
she said ore evening, ,'Do you know
how I get to bed quick p "No,"
was the reply. '',well," said she, in
great glee. II step one foot over
the crib. then ! say rats and scare
myself right in"
A pert miss in Portland was read
ing the parable Of the wise and fool
ish virgins, when she paused and be-
gan laughing. "Well, what did they
forget r asked the teacher, encour-
agingly. They forgot their kero-
sene," }" promptly responded Miss Five
year old. ~ 4 1--A Co. o..
Mrs. Partington, while looking at
q picture Of Washington in window
saw the name Of the artist. Mr.. Green
in the corner it. After. admiring
for some time, she At length remarked
-"well, Mr.. Green is not such q bad.
looking chap, after ALL"
Some one speaking of q highly or
namented house whose proprietor
was not noted for hospitality, SAID,
81 should like to see little less gild-
ins and more carving" aW .s5.fi1
The taxes ON tobacco in France
yield S45, 900, 900, while our Govern
ment receives $1,000, 900 revenue
from this source.
Some statistician has discovered
that Uncle Sam pays for Russian
America about two and q half cents
an acre in gold. ca's- sal 70
DR.. Stahlberg, OF the French Acad-
emy, says fermented mares milk will
cure consumption. .75Te1F2t 100 Z
The Indians on the Plains are col
lecting poll tax. They take it out in
nan. .c1j sdj s5aH u: - slkz"
Advice to- husbands. "How to
make homo ehsppy'-Go of some
Snererr ser .1sd5o 20 Liz sm-e 70 swo1
"A shochng sasir-a gslvsnie bat-
cry. .7afon-T'. 81 sFofs
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Brigham Young is preaching mat.
rimony to the young men and women
OF Utah. He insists that this marry.
ing for love is played out-that where
love is involved in the first marriage
1t affects the happiness and relation
to their lord of all subsequent wives.
He insists that the young men OF
Utah shall take to themselves as ma
ny wives as they can support; and that
the girls shall marry such men as.'go
for them," and "become mothers in
Israel" -z5 1te- ---
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A gentleman one EVENING said tn

A gentleman one evening said to q
lady, near whom he. was seated,
'Why is q woman like a mirror ?''
She gave it up. "Because," said the
fellow, ga mirror reflects without
speaking q woman speaks without
rejecting" {" Very good" said she.
SNOW, answer me. Why is q man
unlike q mirror ?" 81 cannot tell
yeu." sBecause the mirror is DOL.
Ishsd and the man 10 aok' r -
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change in the Cabil'et'

Washington, D. c., Oct. IL.
A flying rumor speaks Of
more changes in the Cabinet.
The President seems determined
to have things his own way il
possible. o
An important meeting was
held this morning, and public
matters warmly discussed
News had been received, off,
cially, that HOUPT & BYAL,
Of your place [Findlay, | were as
tonishing the natives with a
handsome stock of Cloths, Cas-
simsres and Vestings. just re-
ceived from the Eastern Cities,
at wonderful low prices. e5
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10 OUR READERS .

Notice 10 hereby given that Prof. J. D.
FORD, the Premium Cutter, superintends
the Merchant Tailoring Department.
No charge for cutting where
we sell the goods. ell q
CALL AND SEE US.
"a. Room Is New Block opposite Davis 4
Greene Grocery 31ss1I n eslfa-j
octll ss HouRT d BYAL,
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Medical Apolhegms.

Medical lApOiheEms.
A little medical knowledge is a
dangerous thing. L-~zzzsA 80
The abillionth part OF . grain Of
sense is worth q whole pound Of
physic. ,-4 .Ir os.
The art is not to dispense medicine,
but dispense with it.
In bodily repairs, the least given
the soonest mended. -.-.-
Doctors make more diseases than
they cure.
The louder the quack the longer
will be the bill.
Mabeth's ohservation-
rnrow ply sic to the dogs!
ls an insult to the intelligence Of
those noble animals. -f- 7.i
Patent medicines derive their name
from the latin "PATERE''-to lie open
ly. .esa- s'H % ts51 2 r3s
The man who doctors himself has
a fool for his patient. .s.a.a-5
An officious friend may be COM
pared to Doctor who gives advice
gratis in order to make you swallow
the intolerable quantity Of physic he
generally prescribes with it. q 'aail
Once hunbug, always a humbug.
OF all patients. the medical patient
is the greatest coward.
1t is very we'll to say Physician
heal thyself," but no Physician likes
doing it. ss.r0-sg4zat1r
One "Malade Imaginaire" to 9
Decor is an income-two q broug.
ham--sIx a fortune. - =
The highest skill of q Doctor is in
putting his patients on bread aud
water without their knowing it; ma
king their bread into pills, and color.
ing the water so as to make them be-
lieve it is medicine. .G
Ills, pills and bills are all members
of the same family, that often mee'
at tie same bedside. vtt-r
The patient may do without the
physician, but the physician cannot
do without the patient. .., f..
Unhappy house, where the physi
clan is hand in glove with the moth
er.
That physician dies an old man,
who lives upon his remedies and ye,
takes none. r-,,
A doctor knows the human body al
q cabman knows the town--he is vel
acquainted with all the great thor
|oughfares and small turnings; he il
intimat with all the principal edit
ces-but he cannot tell you what i:
going on inside any one of them.
1t is q great pity there is no Maine
Liquor Law for medicine!
When q Doctor cannot make yor
worse, he hands you over to another
To the we'll Doctor all babies
are angels.
A dead wall never looks so dead al
when there is q row Of broken medi
cine bottles on the top of it.
A man may have the "constitutior
of q HORSE" but that Is no reason why
a Doctor should treat him like an ass
A stitch in the side, if taken il
time, saves nine.
One physician is better than two
but three are fatal. ..
Hope is the best medicine, and for
tunatelY it is in the power Of every
physician to disnepse II t...
There is one evil that Doctors dc
in the length of time effectually cur,
US of--and that Is the faith we plac,
Ia th6ff LOST dulo. --'-r'ss-'- ssss.'a-s-.-'
Wise persons, when they need ad
vice, go to Physician, but fools e
to q quack; and the large dispropor
ton between the two classes explains
why so many Quacks make their for
tunes while so many clever Physi.
clans starve.
A young Physician, has for every
disease, twenty remedies-an expert
enced one, for every remedy, ha.
twenty diseases.