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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoMpANY

Incorporated by the Legislature IN 1858 for Edu-
catonal and Charitable purposes. and its franchise
made part Of the State Constitution in 1879,
by An overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually, dune and December7 and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on ch Of the other ten months in the year. and
all drawn In public, at the Academy Of Music New
Orleans, La.
I've do hereby certify that stperrise the arrange
menus for al the Monthly and SENT nnudi Dracin0sof
The Louisidnd State Lottery Company, and in 1erson
dnage and control ths Drart,0s themseres and that
the same are conducted uith honesty Tdirness, and
good faith totco~d all Idrttes and authorize The Com
0nH to thus CERTIFICATE, rith Idcsinttes sig
natures attached, in Is advertisements"
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HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE NO.
1928 nth STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded in Liber No.
1o7. folio 354 et seq Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, the undersigned will
sel in front Of the premises At public suctian, on
1855 a FIVE O'Clock p M, lot Two t51 IN = &
Chapmau's recorded subdivision Of square 335.
Terms Of sale: One-half Of purchase money 70 be
paid in cash and residue in year after date,
with interest from day of sale at per per annum.
payable semi-annually for which note of purchaser
secured BY deed Of trust the property to the
faction Of the trustees, shall be given all cash
option Of purchaser. deposit Of &l0O to be made
when b1l 10 accepted. and terms of sale to be COM
piled with in ten DAYS trustees right 70
resell at risk aud cost of defaultng purchaser
GEO. 4. APPLEBY, Trustee,
Kendall Building.
wM z EDMONsToN, Trustee,
iy30-dts oO4 9th ST NV
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD X ARDENNE THE cELEBkAIEp RAh IN
MI Isl and Clarvoyant give You your exnct NE
rl-rf aud 10 her sltters their names IN full Love
sfsirx a specisIty Come and Dr. convncsd- Prof. &.
xEDEN M 0rsphologlst and Phrcnoioflst Business
ousllncstaons % opea sundaya s3s II 81 n y.
l1B0T. CLAY. Wonderfully 9IxTLp cLAIn-
n vovuu6 Astroioger and bplrffuAl medium born
. Si,S sssosd whit and veil Lysry hidden mysssfy
$500 Rscovsss Lost or stolen proPsrsy. f1nd1
sase<dy marriages. BunFs sspsrsssd togethse Ssyss
and ev1I ian uencss Cure s.ckne,A " disaYpointsd
can convince the most sesPso. s.r.nssr froM osase
cites vii time and dlsappointment % ennng oa
he oniy cls.ryoysnt N sh,s ssfE = - -
Re a 90 si,sinss soe Lis-rs.a,a ~ ~ n g.
rceigs e 81 nsm =. TO- sso. i ~ IN
DIyoRcEs A SPECIALITY. 81 4 LAwxn OF
NAM yoaxs sxperscnoe IN this city. coaeulent1on
se<~tiv Dr1ysts con6dentAl and ~ithSut c4aUe, low
chsrrcs % the DESERVING poor. Ao<irco DlvykStA
NM SzooEE TE1xs A1L I'm, xyKxxl %
stk sssss - Sos sasssI sssss:s e. e
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whoever would live his life over again that he
might live better Life would do we'll 10 remsrrs
yer that ne would do no better than he Is now
aolng. ~ you want 70 begin over again begin now,
oean8 paoy over again.--ChrtsssoR os Work
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New OIleana "A

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaurs.
gard Early who IN charge Of the dravinss ID
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity thatths
chances all equal and that no one can possiniy
divine what number will draw prisa
"REMENBER also that the payment Of rss.ss a
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKDof New
Orlsans and the tickets sgnsd BY the Predsnt Of
Institution whose chartered rights ere reooguissd
In the highest Courts; therefore pewass q any mita
lions or anonymous schemsAs Sal3vksAv
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T1pproAxor AND TAR1rr. Too
HOW SAY your
I'm for GROVER all over
And FRANCES, too;
A-combipe to TIP
Your ancient CANOE

Your ancient CANOE.
Thus the partisans cha each other q the political
cauldron begins TO bubble Let em cha6 We're not
IN the political arena but live aud move and have
READY-MADE CLOTHING
World. and would be pleased to furnish any gen.
tleman with strictly sll-wool Business Suit
Navy Blue suit ali. wool and fast color at. SO
Your choice Of . large assortment Of really hand.
some, stylish desirable. durable and perfect
hitting suits, in sacks and cutaways at. 10. as
We invite special attention to 2 choice line Of
in color and Light In weight elove-htting.
beautiful trimmed and hnished. would De
We have |. full supply Of ,Boyi Suii:.XiI sizes
Fsna. siss. $3.50 o Is G =. ESQ. q. o se.5o
servceable and slightly Child's Suit st...... LES
strictly s-wooi CHECK SUIT worth S5j at. 90
very nne Corkscrew single and double breast. -
We never tire Of quoting prices because they are all
rtght-s source Of pure delight to
THE PEOPLE
Any attempt to quote prices with but ape the
dog barking at the moon-hencs the eloquent silence
OF ths dear defeated.
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
"? and S1e 9Th st. NV. corner Massasnusstts ave,
safety one Proc
Open Saturdays till IL p IN
>UOFFICE COATS. stripes and chscks on sale
Monday. "Wednesday. and Friday MORNINGS from TIL
10 O'clock PRICE 25c. jy30
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONT
INC ls EEET On STRELI. NEAR coNNEc

TkUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT 'FRONT.'
TICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Ry virtue Of y deed Of trust recorded in Liber No.
folio ~ e SEQ one Of the Land Records for
secured thereby We VII offer for sale IN front q the
tain piece parcel of land known and described as
being lot numbered IN square mum ered lol ss the
same 10 recorded in Lber W. f., folio IL. Of the
ba sold subject TO deed OF trust the
sum OF el,oO0. payable three years from July ~
1881 Interest at per cent ps s rs
cash and the balance in I'D with interest the
rate OF per centum per annum. payable semi an
sold Or ali cash a the option Of the purchass de-
post of loo will be required at time Of sale All
oonyeyaneing andrecordins at Purchasrs cost Terms
EoBERT T. BRADLEY, I r,u
jy27-eodkds JOHN S. swoRMsTEDT5 trustees
NNRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il NJ; 432 DELAWARE AxENUE BETWEEN ID
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. made in equity ll2O2 the
undersigned Trustee will SELL at public suction, in
DAY OF AUGUST. 1855. at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p M the following real estate. In the City
Of washinston. District Of Columbia. being known
numbered GAO a. the same Is laid down on the public
Terms OF sale follows One-third Of the purchase
money In cash and the residue IN two equal INSTALL
ments payable in six and twelve months from day of
SALE with interest thereon At six per cent
entire sn.ount Of purchsse-money in cash fhe title
to said real estate to be retained by said
ne entire s%ST1s Of purchase has been paid
to be complied with in ten days deposit viii be
feed: and the right to resell 10 reserved the risk
and cost OF 0si'u''ns RSssha.s sMYrH Trustee
S3o-d&ds GEO W. sTIcKNEY. Xuctioneer:
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON,
- Commencing MONDAY. June rs, 1sSS. for Poto-
mac hiver landings tar Colonial Beach. Nominl,
Currloman. and Leo Arotown-
Leave 9Th street wharf am. Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday. Fare TO all lAndinrs nrstclsss 30
cents: second-class. 50 cents l. W. EMAAkL.
.e2l-6w General Manager.
DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
For Baltimore and Potomac River LAndinN.
Steamer SUI. CAPT 6eo9hss2n. leaves stephsnsoua
War every SUNDAY. q 8 O'Clock y. hvsR
freight must be prepaid
80. ~ ''''' '' sff.ffIiESsoS BRO
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~ A ROOT 3 CO.. Auctioneers.
GROCERIES AND FIXTURES

On MONDAY MORNING, JULY SIXTH. At TEN
O'CLOCK will sell In store No 1880 9Th street north
west small stock Of rceries and Cgars lAre Coffee
MIL Counter Scales Nickel Plated Showcases. large
Ice Box. Meat Block and Rack. Counters. shelving.
and BINS, 20 fest new Awning aud Frame
Cash Once ana Tables &c au3-2t
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOkDDEUTsCHER LLOYD O. q 90
asst Express steAn
To Southampton Uondon, Hagrel Bremen
LAIN. We'd Aug 3. an; Eider sat- Aux. III, a
m; AIler. Wed. Aus: 10. noon. Ems. rat. Aug IL.
Comfortable stateroomk, excellent table luxur1ous
saloon Appointments Prices: LIST cabin, go and up
wards . berth according 90 location; 20 cabin e5u
berth; steerHwe low rates; Apply % II y. DhOOfs
% Penn ave. BkALL. BROWN q CO. 1871 81
OUNARD LINE
" CHAs L Dubois CO. Banfers. AssntA
Call and inspect plans and description q vseela 70.
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VNRUsIE Es, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE Nkw
u BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. Sl3 AND
Sl7 STREEI sOUTHMEnT


Sl1 STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of three certain deeds Of trust duly 70
corded among the land records Of the District OF Co
lufnbia, In Lloer No 1873. Ito 800. seq, and In
ber No 1893, folios 453 aud 45e ct sea the under
signed trustees the request OF the party secured
VIII SELL In front Of the premises therein conveyed at
public auction 70 the highest bidder, on MEDNEs-
DA1, lHE flFTEENIH DAY OF AUGUST. 1855, at
numbered nine 90 (accordng to plat recorded in said
Liber No. 1883 folio 304l in square 40e the said
lot beng Low known lot 81 of the subdiylso re-
corded IN book 10. 81 record Of the ONCE OF the
surveyor for the said District and improved by new
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER Lot num-
bered az IN the square according said
plat recorded In Lber ll33 folio 304 and now known
In the surveyors Office, the said lot being inn
proved by anew three story brick dwelling house
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash on the day OF sale within ten days thereafter.
years, with interest per from the day of SALE
interest TO be paid semi annually and secured by
trust on the property sold all the purchase money
may be paid In cash within said time. A deposit Of
veysncng at the purchasers II the terms of sale
are not complied with within said the trustees
the right " resell the property At the cost and
risk Of the dstsulting purchaser
WILLIAM ". BOARMAN.l -.-..u.
GEORGE c. BOAkMAN, Afus'ees
GEORGE ". sTlCkNEN. Auc., $50 + st. au3-d&ds
VNwo-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No 3l7 NJ ST.
Law. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH. lsss,
SIX O'CLOCK M, will sell in front " the prem
ses lot 81 square 544 WITH the improvements there
rooms and under rental Of $1,000 per mouth. lot
IL .6xS3- IL TO 30-foot alley.
Terms OF sale: half cash balance one and two
vesrs Conveyancins at purchasers cost Terms "
sale to be complied with IN ten days Deposit OF go
su3-5t GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer
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Mt. VERMONT MT. VERMONT

M VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. ". coRcoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily texcept sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings ss far down Glymont %
10 O'Clock q m. Returning. reaches Washington
sl6 L l. BLAKE. Captain
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS;
II NEW IRON STEAMER "NAKEf1FID~
Leaves 9TH st. wharf on MONDAYS. THuksDAYs
and SATURDAYS a. fam Returning TUEsDAfS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p M. touchins at RiverIAnd.
ngs - far a. Nomini Creek Va 81 Clements Bay AID
Ieonardtown, Md :. Connects with b and o. X X %
shepherds. See schedule JOHN Is. PAD6kTT Agt
CIV RIDLEY. Manager. js25
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d l34 Prizes. amounting
NorE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled to terminal Prizes.
.GH- Fos CLUB RATES, any further Information
ing your residence. with State County street aud
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
Send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Ordera
Of New York Exchange In Ordinary letter. Currency
by Express Cat our expense) addressed to
u. 4 DAUPHIN
New OxieanA Il.
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r 1HANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOT, IMPkONg ID BY HOUSE No. lis FIFTH
STREET soUTHEAsI. HAVING A Front OF


By virtue Of decree Of tn supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia made in the cause No ll.243 in
equity. lerein Wan. II Marshall and others are com
piainants and Hattie and Alice Marshall defend
ants shall ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. the THIR.
TlETH DAY OF JULY. A ID. 1855, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, sell at public auction. in front OF the
premises the following real estate, described the
plat OF the city Of Washington the District of
umbia and being part OF lots twelve and thirteen
in square eight hundred eighteen beginning at
point Fifth street east thirty I'VE (3o) feet north
from the southeast Of lot thirteen q -,
ming thence north along said fifth twenty -four
CAD feet thence the entire depth lot thence
south along the line of lots II and H. t. enty-
four (4) feet thence east the place of beginning
Terms OF sale: One-hslf of the purchase money in
cash and opehaf in one year the deferred payment 20
from the day OF sale and TO be
BY the notes Of th purchaser which 10 be secured
By deed Of trust on the premises all cash. at the pyr-
conveysncing recording &C. at the purchasers cost
Terms Of sale TO be complied with within ten day
otherwise the trustee the right resell the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
EUGENE +. ARNOLD. Trustee,
- 4oS Louisiana ave
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. tyls-dSds
The ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED in consequence
Of the rain until MONDAY, AUGUST SIKH, 1855
Al SAME HOUR AND PLACE
EUGENE +. ARNOLD. Trustee.
ty31-d6ds 45S Louisiana ave.
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PAnKrns Han BA1sAx
Clsansss and bssutines the hair.
Promotes luxuriant growth.
xsvsr fails to Restore Gray Hair 70 ~
Youthful Color
Cures Scalp Diseases and Hair falling
Soc Ut Druex1sta k7.wkAl
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AUCTION SALES.
ID oBERr vosE d CO.. Auctioneera

TWO SIX ROOM FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTH. 1855 at FIVE
THIRTY p II. These houses are Nos. 1896 and ISIS
southeast frontage Of entire Is teet inches
depth of 90 feet 10 alley: water In yard Terms
One half CASH balance time; sl0o depot On each
st time of sale. ySl-Sr
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lHONAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

THE sLOOP MAY" AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, August SIXTH. 1855, at FIVE
/ O'CLOCK PM. ct the foot of New jersey avenue
sell the soop May length about 20 feet breadth
/ about 10 y feet aud depth ~ feet
su3-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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commissioned
We. the undersigned Banks and Bankers, ,riu pay al
Prizes drdtcn The Lousidna State Lotteries Uhtck
may be presented at counters
r. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANa
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1855
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
100000 Tickets ct Twenty Dollars each; Halves
e10; Quarters, So; Tenths 81; Twenteths u.
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iOu car oner me enalr III you want 10 be civil
and glass OF brandy II you're inclined To be
friendly" replied oswald In a languldly familiar
mannsr, which just bordered on being contempt
GOus-
'on, please be seated. my dear sir, II you insist
Oh ceremony" said Heath pushing the bottle and
glass TOW ARD his visitor as he spoke "And now,
besides Offering you a chair and a little brandy
Wnat else can l do for you?'
well, conround IL! you know what have come
about fOl have had my letter. What's the use
reJolnder.
YES | have had your letter, but don't like
inc ousineSs. i tell you frankly. I don't like 10
see young man running himself as you are do
"oh, curse IL all! have not come here 70 be
lectured, = interrupted Oswald, angrily xviii you
% The thing or not? This Is Thursday. must
A..s The money by saturday night"
would have 10 give notice 70 the trustees OF
IN fresh charge, and there is barely time 10 get
,ne Thing through / would rather you took the
natter somewhere else" replied Heath, obviously.
But that Is impossible, and must meet my en-
Hasements on Monday" was the answer
:, me result OF some further conversation was that
M. Heath, with great show or reluct ance SUI
isied Llmself 70 be persuaded TO have everything
ieady 70 make this further and rnal advance on
You VIII have twenty pounds in gold. eight
tth-pOOnd notes, and the remaining nine hun
s' poqnGs short, said Oswald as he Was leay-
u ~Yes. hope you viii take care Of it." replied
Il shall win twenty thousand over the cu,neas
Sood evening" was the answer. ana Mr. Oswald
took bis departure ~''N W. W" a'u
a.Ssr - say oswald duly received the cl 600
49,, nS Lao executed a deed, by which he as
49, sne Poney OF assurance and his life interest
~ sns Hio,VVV eonsols 70 Mr.. Heath According 10
sAu 81 ~ sne late Mr. Oswald, the $4,000 WAS
u hooert oswald died without issue TO be paid 10
1,ssant relative who lived In America
Ma Oswald, i may add derived her tncoos
from certain investments In Amerfcan rs,Sw.y
stoexa Sne vas supposed 70 be very well on. but il
deal into society, nobody seemed no Enox ree, V
about either her or her late husband They had
come from America about i've years before nd
taken q house In dorchester Terrace Ravs,raa. se
The late Mr. Oswald brought very satisfacto,y
references from Chicago, Kept very good raj nee
At bis bank, and entertained, did Mrs. Oswald
In very hOspitaole manner. This, however was
really all that was known about them. As 10 ths,y
son, Robert, he had unluckily taken 70 betting
and got into the clutches OF Mr.. Heath win when
Result 50 Tar, We have seen above.
III - not necessary 70 say more than that Robert
Oswald lost his money, and brought himself 70 his
oeath-oed during the next two months As Mr.
Heath Knew, he was In consumption when he sold
his annuity, and the effect OF his losses ana con.
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WILLIAM ". BoARMAN.l r-,..u-.
GEORGE c. BOAkMAN, ( Aus'ees
GEORGE ". SIlCkNEl. Auc.. HbH Z 81. Au3-d&li
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TAR SHED, OFFICE FURNITURE, OFFICE. LARGE
TAR KETTLE. asphalt, FENCING, &c. &cL

On MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST SIXTH. 1858,
ct Ten O'CLOCK. will sell on the premises North
Capitol street. between street and New avenue
northwest Tar shed, Office Furniture, Ofhce, Tar
Kettle. Asphalt. Fencing. &C. &C.
Terms cash su2-3t
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mRHAsuRY pEPARrMFNr. july sl. lsss

TREAsURY DEPARTMFNr. JULY 81 lssS
Il There Will be sold 1t public auction 81 the Windsr
A. n. MONDAY. AUGUST Is, 1855, certain Articles
Of condemned property eelongins @ the De
Desks. Chairs, &C. and immediately thereafter thet
on the Treasury premissa Also. at THREE O'CLOCK
the day there VIII be sale OF larre lot OF
steel ct the Navy Yard Terms Of sale: Iothe highest
bidder for cash The articles disposed OF " % De-
moved by the purcha sers within reasonable time TO-
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slant dissipation precpitated the collapse OF his
system. "When sorrows come, they come not single
spies but In battalions." On the morning after the
race for the 1.-Two Thousand Guineas," when Robert
was left utterly penniless. and IN debt 70 num-
Der OF oookmakers, Mrs Oswald received q let
ter from her stockoroker, saying that ne would
Ike 10 see her at her earliest convenience. Ac-
cordingly she went st once 10 the city, where she
learned that the two American railways In which
nearly all her money was invested had ceased 70
pay dividends. That in short, the shares were
almost unstable as IL was highly probable that
the concerns would be sold under foreclosure OF
mortgages. Mrs. oswald did all she could under
the circumstances. she gave up her house In
Porchester Terrace and took lodgings In sc. Paurs
road, Camden Town, where she devoted herself 70
the task OF nursing her son, VINO was now fast
sinking In consumption.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

HAMBURG FIGS (Nic,!icn,csil arc q
cIysislis~d fruit Cailiafiic.
HAMBURG figs NJ. discovery Of
the greatest interest Ia tho medical pro
fcNsiou.
HAMBURG FIGS arc u boon to
every household.
HAMBURG FIGS arr n mos. deli.
cious laxative. or putga,iyc, prepared
from fruit and vegetables.
HAMBURG Figs are NJ perfect,
harmless tia, they may 5c administered
with entire safety 4" MI infant
HAMBURG FIGS are ~ -iIie,ciou-
Ia adults ilia; u single desc will prove
their value.
HAMBURG Figs nrc NJ cleran;iy
prepared that the; need only Ia h- pr-.
scented io the public to become nccc.'
si,y In every household Throughout, the
land.
HAMBURG Figs. - cents Los.
Dose. onc Fig.
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NOTICE..

As this is about the time Of the year
when we get in our winters paper and
other stock essential To the regular ap'
psarance o. THE HERALD, we would
respectfully remind nil those indebted Ia
the Office that u remittance would be
very acceptable at this time, so II You
can .ants up" without inconvenisncine
yourself to my great extent you will
confer u grca, favor on TIM HERALD
Iustler.
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LAND OFFICE At
Gir<woop srn,SGs. Cuio.. s'crt. -. is-e.
NOTICE I. hcrvt, given that the follow Ing.
~ named settler bss Hl.-i notice Il his in
irntinn To- make fnsl prof in support 81 hi.
fore the Register and Receiver. at girn~ouSi
springs, Colorado, on November y. is--. at ~
o'-lr-k ~. tn. was Nlrv \. Hamilton, Of
Sarrta. I.1utt county. Color,'ip. on his r u n
= M x,i, for the = y sw I, Sec ~. nv y nv 1.
Soc - and nc !. nc y Sec -. Tp : n. u VI " 9Th
PN.
lie maine. the foiiowin. witnesses To prove
his ccntin,u,. residence upon. AMI cultivation
Of, sail lan.i. viz!
Thotns. u. lie. and Richard ". Cnrnrihr Of
iu,iit, Colo. Robert H. buchanan Of Hayden,
Colo. aud Cora II. Voice OF sicanbrat springs.
Colo.
y. J. Drf.tS. Register.
lrirst pub Oct 6-ls.t Nov ~. I.ssl
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gLrEvcup srHt>.-, Colo. oct I. !s,t
Nv1i'E-is hereby gwen that the following
~ namr.i settler ha. ri.-i np;ic- 81 hi. ln;sr,.
'inn to make hnal prpf In support 81 hi.
riaitn. rt-i fha, .sii pfe-rf viii 10 made 10.
fufv the CLERK uf tho county Court ut Nuatt
uuinty, Mt Hahn. r.asS. Ia.n.. "f November
-. iss', at 10 u',lurs .. tn, ,igt IuuEia.@ u.
Lees. II r.eria. Colo. ~ hi. T. u 10 So. ai.,
for til" :, nc 4. s.r ~, a. I. 80 I, ssy A. aud
su y .w +. See -. TpiN. Un " 9Th ~.
lie names the following witnesses To- pr,y-
hi. continuous residence u,-,n. anil cultivation
uf, sail land. VIA
William 4. Thay-r. L.. Thsy.r. lt-rr.i Pull.
ton and Elmer Hoss. ali uf Es-ria. Colo.
=. J. bstsS. Nrristcr.
tFir.i rub Oct e-iss, Nov 10. 1881
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Colorado.
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