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JUNE 4th, 1879,

or sooner if all the tickets are sooner disposed of which occasion there will he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 prizes as follows.
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The patronage ot the travelling public is respectfully solicited. The table supplied with the best the market affords and satisfaction guar anteed.
 Eggs, vegetables and fruit for sale.
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THE MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION WILL
 BE AS FOLLOWS:

THE MANNER OF DESPERATION WILL
 BE AS FOLLOWS:
 Twelve thousand slips of leather numbered from to twelve thousand will be publicly deposited iH a large glass wheel which will then be closed and scaled by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred aud enrtlance with the prizes annot need. will be publicly deposited in a small glass wheel. which will also be closed and scaled by the Territorial Lottery Commissioners.
 A committee of citizens will be lected by the ticket holders to examine every stage of the proceedings.
 Both wheels will then be revolved in sight of the audience, until their contents are mixed and thoroughly mingled The seals will then be broken and the wheels opened. and TWO CHILDREN UNDER TEN YEARS OF AGE will be placed. one at each wheel and prize and number drarn at the same time. The wheels will then be closed and revolved. and another number and prize drawn. and this process repeated until the 2s2 prizes are all drawn. The holders of tickets bearing corres- bonding numbers will be entitled to tue prizes drawn.
 Only 12,OOO Tickets Will be Sold. Whole Tickets S5.
 Halves, S2.5O.
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Tbe first Lottery under the foregoing law will
 be drawn at the Theatre, Prescott, on
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Exclusive Agent of tho DOMESTIC "A PER PA ArTEKNS. Spring styles l">' '"'- Catalogues furnished free, on arPlieatiSE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

." Meussdorffer, Hats and Caps, Whole II. sale and Retail, No. Is Kearny street, San Francisco. 6m
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Call and examine our stock and see that we represent to you nothing but the facts. J. NJ CASTANEDA
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Rural Happenings.

n,v,rnx March l0-Again the Joyous
o snrino' comctb-slowly.
/ An oyster sumner was held last Wednesday
cvcnipc Al Mr.. Jesse Green's, the proceeds OF
which will soioward purchasing IN organ for
II the school mouse. Quite a number were pres.
lent The old orran was put up at lottery, and
the proceeds from both amounted to about So
| Mr.. II. f. Williams drew the instrument and
we understand will sell tickets for it again tine
proceeds TO 20 for the same purpose
Miss Ella Green departed last week for We
mona, where she intends to make Il short visit.
County Supt Williams visited our school
Iast FRIDAY and expressed himself as highly
pleased both with its success and Us manage
ment
\ case ot-what shall we call !,-dnJdora
ScLfShHeSS @ occurred last NaDhhlh not III
from this Mace \ church was solicited by
-, ~ ,,,,...,,,. ,,,,.o,,I, ;ts
:;
erection, is t"f"' OhuI'"' w ~ u"
it by our lady minister Mrs, Glib. The idea
was hooted at and members of the congrega-
ton who were in favor of IT. were not allowed
TO speak. Certainly there could have been no
gallanry among the gentlemen of the congrc
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closes with very readable account of the Nv.

closes with very readable account Of the Nv
lu war.
LITTEILs LIVING AGE. Littell q Gay, Bos
ton rs year, The numbers for March Ii
and % contain;
Felix Antoine Duganoup, Bishop Of Or
leans, by {. de Warmont, Nineteenth Century
Magazine Writers, Blackwood An Old Friend
with New Face, by Thos, Hughes, Macmil
Ian; Virgil, by Frederick W. Ii. Myers, Fort
nightly; On the Migration OF Birds, by August
| Weissman, Contemporary; William Etty, Ten
/ pie Bar; The French Expedition in Equato-
rial Africa, Pail Nal! Gazette; The Archiman,
dritc PallaGius, Academy; Etna, Spectator; \
Diary of Millions Age, AthcnWum: together
with lnstalmcns of THE Brides Pass by
Sarah Tytlcr and "A Doubling Heart" by
Miss Kcary, and the conclusion OF Sir Glib.
| bic" by George Macdonald. Choice poetry
completes the numbers.
BAILoU'S MONTHLY. (Thomes Il Talbot,
Boston. $3.50 year, Following are the
contents of the April number;
st. Paul's Cathedral: The Puma: Various
Phases Of Life; United; The Battle for the
Cedars Night Two Summers; Sweet Spring
time; Plain Advice to the Neuralgia Shir.
ley; Belle; Our Stupid BoatSteer; Christine's
Fitting; Failure; Aristocracy Ilumblcd; OF
toman Gypsics; An Obstinate Fellow; La
Belle Arlesiennc'l; Pairing OF; The Romance
ola DishTowel; 4 Leaf from my Life; The
Reliable Girl; Emblems Of Love; Our Young
Peoples StoryTcer-M Mothers Husband;
A Clambake Ruthven's Puzzle Page; Edi-
torial Notes; The llOusckecper; Curious Mat
tiers; Things Pleasant and Otherwise Our
Picture Gallery humorous illustrations.
Tue DELINEAToR. (E. Butterick 4 Co.,
555 Broadway, n. Y. $50 year, This
publication is devoted entirely to the caprices
of the tickle goodness, noting closely every
change during each month, with directions
how to keep pace with fashions ever changing
freaks The Butteriek's are the highest an.
therty On the subject IN this country and Eng
land, and TO all milincrs and dress makers
their publication must be an absolute necessi-
ty It is very neatly printed and full Of illus
trations, directions &c
The NURSERY John l.. Shorcy, Boston.
$3.50 a year, No wonder the little people
Nursery There is really no publication of
the day that surpasscs 1t in lovely pictures
and its reading matter is just such as to afford
the highest delight to children. Each mum
Der also contains a valuable drawing lesson
and NICE song set to music.
Any OF above publications may be seen at
the bookstore of Osman & lIapcman, where
single copies are for sale and subscriptions re
received
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For years no one supposed that lump Of
soft coal, dug from its mine or bed IN the earth
possessed any other purpose than that of fuel
1t was next found that 1t would afford II gas
which was combustiblc Chemical analysis
proved il to he made of hydrogen. In process
of time mechanical and chemical ingenuity
devised a mode Of manufacturing this gas, and
applying it 10 the lighting OF buildings and
cities on II large scale. In dong this, Other
products of Installation were developed, until
step 10y step, the following ingredients are eX'
tractcd from 1t
l. An excellent oil 10 supply lighthouses
equal To the best sperm oil, at lower cost.
, Benzole-a light sort of ethereal fluid
which evaporates easily, and, combined with
vapor or moist air, is used Tor the purpose OF
portable gas lamps, socalled.
3 Naptha-a heavy fluid, useful to dissolve
gutta percha, India rubber, etc
l. An excellent oil for lubricating purposes.
g. Asphaltum, which is black, solid sub
stance, used in making varnishes, covering
roofs, and covering our vaults.
g. Parafiine-a white crystalline substance,
resembling white wax, which can he made in
10 beautiful wax candles; il mclts al a temper
atnre of 10 degrees, and affords an excellent
light All these substances are now made from
soft coal.
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Adjourned Meeting.

THURSDAY EVENING, March Goth, 1919
Prcsent-Mayor Nicholson, Aldermen Kelly
Maher, lIossack, Phelps, Leonard, Carew, Catlin
Murphy, Hull Miller White, Ilollccker, Griffith
Logan-l4,
The petition of NJ. Kneussl ct a., asking the
council to exclude block II IN the city of Ottawa
from the fire limits, rs to allow the erection OF
frame warehouse was, on motion OF Aid. Lo
gan, granted.
The Mayor then announced the following APP
poiItments for city officers:
VI. Il. Moloney, City Attorney; which appoint
mcnt was, on motion of Aid. llossack, confirmed
A. T. Bartcls was appointed City Clerk, and
Justus Harris was appointed City Marshal, which
appointments were, on motion OF AID Phelps
confirmed.
T.. c. Allen was appointed City Treasurer, and
j. w. Petit Health Officer, which appointments
were, on motion Of Aid Hossack, confirmed.
Joseph Fenncll was appointed Street Supervis
or which appointment was, on motion of Aid.
Griffith, confirmed.
The following appointments We're then made
Ia. W. Fuchs, Assistant Marshal; Henry Wolf
First Fire Marshal; Lothrop Perkins, Second Fire
Marshal; Robert Wilson, City Surveyor; Osman
~ lIapeman, City Printers; which appointments
were, on motion Of Aid Phelps, confirmed.
On motion of Aid. Hossack the salaries OF The
various city officers were fixed rs follows:
City Attorney, $50 per annum.
City Clerk, $500 per annum.
Health Officer 800 per annum.
City Marshal $50 per month.
Street Supervisor, $40 per month
Asst Marshal, $50 per month.
Engineer of Steamers, $50 per month.
Policemen, $45 per month.
The ayes were called on the fixing of the stree
supervisor at S45 per month, with the following
result:
Aycs-Kcly, Mahcr, IIossack, Phelps Leon
ard, Carcw, Catlin, Murphy, Hull, Miller, White
lIolccker, Griffith, Logan-l4.
On motion Of AID Logan, the street and ALLEY
committee were instructed To receive bids for tn,
attending of the several bridges of the city dur
ing the coming season, and To employ such per
son rs they saw fit from among the bidders, sub
cct to the confirmation of the council.
Aid. Hull moved that the finance committee III
authorized to borrow money from the bank from
time to time, to dcfray the expenses of the city
Carried.
Aid. Logan moved the law and ordinance com
mittcc draft an ordinance changing the names u
the first, second and third engineers of our fir
department to first, second ard third fire mar
shall; also an ordinance excluding that part o
block II from the fire limits pctitioncd for by VI
Kncussl and others. Carried.
The following bills were ordered paid:
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

The End IF the Contest, W. R"RdaH Spedf-
err If the i6H CoagrcsS. Scenes ami I"rt-
dcafs in CaucuS Hony cone, hit far or'
chosn. OMcc seciov. Rp'jitcaH ct'rrS
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Go to osman & Hapcman's when you want q
Catholic Prayer Book.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned Meeting.

TUESDAY Evening, March IS, 1879.
The Mayor and Aldermen elect took the oath
of Office and occupied their proper seats.
The roll call Of the new council showed pres.
ent: Mayor Nicholson, Aldermen Kelley Mahcr,
Hossack Phelps, Leonard Carew Catlin, Muir
ply, Hull Miller White lIolleckcr, Logan and
Grillith--li.
The reading of the rules and order of business
was dispensed with.
Mayor Nicholson then made few remarks,
after which, on motion Of Aid. Hull, adjourned
to Thursday evening, March 10th, at Z p NJ.
ARTHUR 7. BARTBLs City Clerk.
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BILLS ORDERED PAID.
An Honest Medicine.

On motion of Aid. Phelps, adjourned
ARTHUR T. BARTELs, City Clcrl,
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Glenn Berry, the sable philosopher of
Carson, spent few days in this city last
week. He was sorry to find his old
friend, Marcus Aureiius johnson. con-
fined to his bed when he called.
"Why, Marcus, what on erf's de mat
ter wild ju?n
Dunno, Clem-dunno 'zactly. Doc
Bronson SEE de disease hasn't gone long
nut ter make a erect doggyneses of il.
but he believes it's de roomytism or the
newralzy.''
Well, if OATS what de matter, lest
know how ter fix you. Been lots of il
cured down der in Carson. Der was
Guy Kinkead, an ole Jasper Bah
cock, an Farmer Treadway, an a lot
O. dem kind o. feller-all had de room
ytism, or de newralgy, or some udder
mighty reliable disease of de same GIN
raj nature-an' I've seen all dem cured.
You jes' send fo' yo' doctor, an tell
him to cut button-hole in yo' hide whar
de pain does de mos work, an to take
a seeringe an squirt bout half-a pint
mawfeen in dar. OATS what'll cure
you, Marcus-you hear me. I'm a
talkin', chile-cure you shuah. OATS
what we call de sutterranean injecshin,
an don't you forget it.''-Hirqisata
(Nec.) Chronicle.
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The Empress Eugene has become
almost childish with grief, and she car
rles about with her all day small dag
ger-shaped fan bought at some fancy
fair, and of no intrinsic value, which
happened to be her sons last gift to her.
She listens to all that is said to her.
steadily regarding the fiower-painting
on the fan.
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PERSONS intending to subscribe to any of
the leading magazines during the approach
ing season, win find it to their advantage to
write to Messrs. ID. Appleton & Co., New York
City, for terms. Messrs. Appleton d Co.
publish a complete list of all the leading
magazines, both domestic and foreign, copy
OF which they will forward, free, to any adj
dress, upon application.
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Kidney Complaints.
DISEASE OF THE IxuUNEvs

81, NE symptoms OF an acute attack OF iniianmat OF
nc kdneyare a follows: Fever pain In the small az
we pasE aud thence shooting Downward nulnbneS
" ..e tngh vomiting usually at first a deep red color
"a so ulne winch becomes pale and colnrless rs the
assease incr Asses, and Is discharged very often with
palii ana dlmculty; csStyeness and some degres Of
s1s are pam IN the back and limbs dyness OF the
ski frequent urnation especially at niyhtl general
orsIsy neliache. dizziness OF sight indigo ton and
patalion OF the heart gradual lass OF strength male
breath. ' 's's An shoisn sSs VI
/, IN diseases Of the kidneys the vEGETINE Gives
relief. II las never failed 10 cure when n
= takel regularly AMI directions followed In many
Sasss ~ hay IA - several bottles especially eases Of
ohg inding: IL acts directly upon the secreto "a
geansins ana strengthening, removing all 3bstrlic.
lions anu Impurities. A great many can TESTIFY IN
eases OF long standing havng been perfectly cured Nv
tne rsdEIiNE even after tr wing many OF the Known
emedies which aIe said % DO expresslf FOR Il dsease
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Remedy for Rheumatism

WOODLAND Yolo County CAL March O. 1872
Dear Str-l take great pleasure 10 recommending
years suffered With complication M Dt,cases and
for the last year have been aicfed with rheumatism.
snce using your Syrup feel Ike new man.
HENRY BAIE4
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sroSs POINT. East Baton Rouge County, La
Dear SkAt the suggestion Of friend bought so,s.s
of your Indian blood Syrup. which has cured
myself vile and child Of Fever and AGur which ~
were troubled with J. l. lIAHNlEEH.
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Mis- Fanny Heath, who has lately
made tour OF observation among the
German and Swiss schools, has sent
to Macnallass's Magazine for September
an interesting account of the way need
lework is taught in them. Instruction
in needlework and knitting was begun
In the elementary or primary schools and
continued in the secondary or grammar
schools. The needlework in the Swiss
school visited is under the management
OF a mistress who teaches nothing else,
and is very thoroughly taught-much
more so than in English schools.
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COLLINS, N. Y. Feb. 10. Is79.
Danger Signals.

Five eminent men have died within the past
few weeks of Bright's Disease, and many more
will soon die of the same fearful DESTROYER be-
cause they do not take Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, the only sure remedy for this
and other kidney and liver diseases.
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CKzrmyu.LK Bibb County. Ala May 1. 1919 &
Bleed nyruy has cured two csscs Il Chilb -
Fever IN my family, end therefore take pleasure
KP.CBrn
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Practical Articles.

-of-Door Work for Girls. Miss A. b. Harris.
Advice Courses OF Reading. Rev. Edward II. Hale
Iow Make Cheap Tour. % Europe. Edward N: King.
DEMONSTRATING In the West Ex-0ov. Elder, Of kansass
Stock Raising In the West, Frank Wtlkes0ns
Mechanics for Boys. Charles Barnard.
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Kidney CompIaIut.


COLD WATER Cleburne County Ala, Feb. Z. 1874.
Dear Sr-l used your Indian BLOOD syrup for
Kidney Complaint and II gave instant relief NJ wife
Was not able " get about she suffering much
WITH her Back and Hips. persuaded her TO try TIE
SYRUP She did 80 and In one DAY and night she was
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PoPE's STATION. Pamela County nflaa.
Dear Sfr-My mother down sick with Fever
eome time ago. and commenced taking your End1nH
Hood Syrup. which had the desired elect she
: ' " ~ wM n HoBERsoN.
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VEGETINE has never failed to effect a cure,
giving tone and strength to the system debili-
tated by disease.
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Poems.
Editorial Department.

articles Editorial Pages will be prepared the most
qualified pens They will present. in clear succincf way
the and views Of the OF most
prominent topics and events Of the poiti-
cal literary Scientific.
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The latest British emigration re-
turns'show that 50, 019 persons emigrated
In the last quarter-36, no were En-
glish, 6,721 Scotch, and ~, 1872 Irish.
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The Best Remedy Known to Man !

Dr.: Clara johnson having associated himself vim M
Irwin Eastman, an escaped captive Iol;x slave q
Nakametklas the medicine man Of the ComanchsA q
wonderful remedy Of that tribe = =
The experience Of Mr. Eastman being similar to thsa
Iowa an account Of whose suRerinss were thrlingf5
~, N the Neg YORK Herald Of Doc 18TH 1874
parallel that but little mention Of Mr. Eastnans -
shed in neat volume Of 300 paGes entitled "Ssycn
snd Nine Year, Among the cosnaDches and kpachess
say that fr several years Mr. Eastman while 4 capivS
was compelled to gather the roots gums, barks herbs
made. and 3 still prepared % provide the sAHB ma
tsTials Tor the mcoefnl introduction q the mcicine
70 ho world: and assures tho public that the remedy
ne same now - when WakzInetkia compelled him 3
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Valuable Papers, by

DR.. Henry L Bowditch. Prevention Of Consumption.
DIR. III. w. Williams, On Near-Sigtcdness.
DIR. ID. II. Lincoln, On Hygiene for Scholars.
George T.. Waring, Jrs. On Ventilation.
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The Receipt

for Gilt-Edge Butter Maker was obtained
from one OF the most extensive dairy farmers
OF Ireland, noted for the excellent and superb
or keeping qualities Of his butter, which was
eagerly purchased by London dealers for ex-
port to India, where the warm climate PUTS
Dutter to very severe test 1t has been
thoroughly tried by a large number of the
very best butfcr-makers in this country. and
they have given it their emphatic approval.
Price % cents per package. Sold by ali store
keepers.
COLLINS, N. Y, Feb. 10, 1879.
Geat'emes-We churned one gallon of cream
to-day at temperature of So deg, using your
iilt-Edge Butter Maker. Time of churDing,
10 minutes-result, AZ pounds of butter.
Color, good. As we have not previously
weighed our butter, of course we cannot teil
whether there is better per cent. or not, but
appearances Indicate 1t, and the quality is at
least two cents per pound better.
Yours, &c, NJ. E. WILBUR.
+. Proprietor of Collins Creamery.
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Short Religious Articles, by

Rev. Ray Palmer ID. D.,
Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, ID. D.,
Rev. A. @. Thompson, ID. d.
Rev. Theron BrOWns
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Kidney Complaint.
Kidney Complaint.

Mr. H. X. STEVENS: 90 -AS'" 40 1000
1 have suffered several years with the Kidney Con
plant and was induced to try VFCiETTNE 4 have
taken several bottles of yJur prepsrafion and am
vncea u Is valuable remedy 1t has done me more
good than any other medicine i can heartIv raror,
mend II to all suffering from Kidney Cornpi ants
Yours respectfully
r.. ,,., j. s. McMILIEy
cnants No S5West Trout St. Cincinnati O