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Meotrrnes
X TX
DIR. SWEEPS
INF.ALLIBLE IMMINENT.

Great External Remedy.
FOB e. Eff YEHk GOVT 3TT 6Ys yNBA
BRUISES, CUTS AND Wounds. PILES,
HES MaAft IN ASP Sk hkE EHEU'
DISORDERS.
fails. This linmen prepared from the recipe OF
Dr. stephen Sweet of Connecticut the famous bone
ter aud has been used in his practice for than
ty years win the her m ,S astSn hing success
skPptical may be convinced by single trial
matte boes II e Ss nd s aa IN Ree0
cases where it has been used it has been known
FOR NEURALGIA. twill afford immediate relief in
every ;.; e1s Sc however distressing
mRS5ff fRq i asS M to S 90
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS.
SiIt DE arising from imprudence or excess this Lini
ments most happy and unailing edy. Acting di.
Tecty the nervous tissues it Strengthens and reviv
ines and restores it TO elasticity and vigOr
:. FOR PILES As an external edy, we claim that
1t Is tho best known. and we challenge the world to
produce an equal Every victim of this distressing
plant should give trial. for it will fail to afford
immediate relief and in majority of will effect
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tremely malignant and dangerous, but timely applica
uon OF ms Lfniment will never fail TO cure.
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
ment of the joints is liable occur if neglected The
worst case may be conqueredb this Lniment in OF
BRUISES. CUTS. WOUNDS, SORTS, ULCERS.
healing properties Of DR. SWEEPS iNFAIIHBLE
whsR sses siFeFSTdng t. dSseSns Also
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand for its timely use at
those formidable disc which all horses are liable
ana which render so many otherwise valuable horses
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
deriu curative properties ofhis Imminent have re-
ceved within the last two years. and many them from
persons IN the highest ranks OF life.
Caution. $685..
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
HelmbJdS Highly Concentrated Compom
Fluid Extract sarsapa1ilIa
= SYPHILIS

This is an affection of the Blood. and attacks the Sex
ual organs, nihgs OF tie Nose, Ears, Throat Wndppe
and other Mucous Surfaces making It's appearance in
purifes the Bl0Ud removes all Scaly Eruptons Of
the KIM giving to the Complexion Clear and Healthy
PLAINS its Blood Tur ing Properties are preserved to
parilla.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE.

FOR Tour years was Attic ed with the most distressing
b ans ID my mead, bones, and stomach, and general
leeG ol soreness over my whole BODY together with
Sn9Hing ana trembling and fearful dreams which moi
Op UNITED me for the duties of life but made life itself
burden. | tried dozens of remedies without snccess
and nnay applied TO DR. llill, No " ain street and in
Anew weeks by his and expeditions svstem 81 treat
ment hr affected cure. ! am now in perfect heaIih
end can undergo great deal Of labor without pain OF
'"aisuT t,,,r q. A. L., Nashua. n. IL,
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DIR, G. A llILL--Dear Sir-words cannot cxpress 10
you the gratitude feel due you fer the bencG have
received from your truly invaluable medicines; and
mink cannot fully Justify myself without giving this
small token OF my rendhip and esteem, insomuch as
you nave been my guardian angel in restoring me 10
health which had long since despaired Of rad for
long time ttMO years. been troubled with that most
dreadful OF all con plants; Seminal Emissions which SO
weakened me IN body and mind that was Obliged 10
give up all business and consult physician regarding
my ase applied to the sO-cnllcd hest pbvsiran In
Boston commenced taking his medicines and con.
unueu 10 10 so two mouths without getting any relief;
or me con fary continued TO grow worse very last
nau los. ID0ut twenty pounds Of flesh and saw II
contnue' taxing his highly Wanted specifies that death
would soon relieve my sufierngs This physician then
told me that my was neurable that had better
not tlke any medi ne He said that In y decline
wnl3n would end n consumption then desJ aired OF
9oai ing any relit and saw that unless something
done 70 mitigate the compl int should be numbered
WIN thf dealt Happen nR TO pass your Ofiice dnv
Thought wOu d make one more trial. commenced
taking your Indian Vegetable Medicine March the 20tb
aud now, through the benetng effects that trniv
wonderful medicine, restored 10 perfect health md oi
not fail recommend II to any my friends that az
suffering from such nnv other disease Uoning thit
will find you enjoying health and prsnrrlty remain
fonrvery afectiOnatr friend
noApoiv 20 une lo ~ 10" II. MILLS
my case, as you see 6t. n MiiIa
To G. A. Hill, botanic Physician,l
% Main 81, Worehstcr Mass
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I-sssasd555EEs=a BOSION & WORCESTER
t zs.ss:ss=s5:s:.sza9RAILRoAD. = WINTER ARRANGE
II, 1862.
ESP.. 400 935 EXP. p; m. The I, $40 m; lao, and
90 M trains start from the upper all Others from
Millbury, $40 a $40 p
STT sstS6r ~ Il l9 % f. m 2OS t2e p%
southboTOugh; ss, 10. 2s a. m; 2,27 and AL pm.
Ashland, 7.4S 1896 a. M. 81, 45l p. m.
Milford, 40 9.45 g m. 4.l0p IN.
MS sr6OTG IA a. an M aO 70 3 &C. n 80
Birmingham, SIC Express, 800, IO4y m 2,45 Ex
Alb Ex.. SOS. l1.l6 Exp p. m.
W Sstick 7ls, $40 ll6O S,45, Sis p m Also on
West Newton q, 1.l2, ss2 wOr, ST. IL % wor m.
LII Az 5Ss Wor., $751; S57 p. Wednesdays at 1912
Brookline SIS. 80, SIS. g. 80 am lis 2sC. ss5.
5V5t, 3 -. $3.50 p m On Sunday, 9.45 m, and l2lO
'In connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
4rcester; at 100 $50 Exp a m lSo Els Exp. AIS,
Albany, 200, $50 EXP, a. IN. 2.l5 Exp. p. m.
For New York, via Springfield, $50 Exp. M, ais
y New York, xia Norwich, SIS EXP. p. m.
Grafton 100 a. m. l.sO. {I5 p m
westboro'. 100 a N, 80, 4l5. SIS Ex.,p.u.
So oat b; 100 m, $780, AIS pm.
Ashland. 90 a. m. $50, AIS p. m
Fr9minghsm 100, $50 EXP a. m lSO., Is EXP. AIS,
Milford 100 a. N. is0, AIS NJ
Northboro', 80, AIS p. N.
Marlboro, 10 a m. l.30, AIS p. m.
Nstick, 100, $50 m lSO AIS, 545 pm. Wednesdays
West Newton. 7so, $50. a. l2m. lsO Ais 5a5
q 9,45, D. m :, ednt sdays Il co m.
Bro0kline 645* $50, l00+ Ills m, II l5* 230 49,
49,, 6Oo+ Is, and 10 90 m. On sundays at 10 m
81 New York sunday Mail Train at $50 .. N.
In connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Boston, Nov. II. 1852 diff
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Helmbold'S Rose Wash.

An excellent Lotion for diseases of Syphilitic Nature
anu as an injection i'll Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
afsiiS r%n habits of dissipation, used in connection
eases as recommended.
Evidence OF the most resp nsbe and reliable charac
Ter VIII accompany the medicines.
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NOTICE All kinds OF domestic helm
= can be obtained free Of charge" At ONCE No
uan7nrscn eo-ae-, NJ stairs dti aps
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sofa BY eEc- HARLOW, Apothssasy,
aA 'aNnIp street
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RooK-KEEPING AND WRITING

MR. SOUTHGATE
WI open hts Writing Academy on WEDNESDAY Oot
~ iebt AZ Ppers Block Room No g. for the reeent,oU
~ Lalies and Gentlemen MIR \. has formerly tanghi
ny OF he principal schools in this state and oLsra
,1on is mem a. the Berkshire Gymnasium and Femair
~ Nisy under Prof Dewey and r. Phelps pittsfeid
49, ~ =; Niiafas, Troy, and Female Seminary AL
setsoabie , s wih give lessons In private schools on
tive scholars. Tems inodersda s""rAn'eeu 70 hl atten
"i5 i'o"' S'o ~ A. 2ts g. and eito sFH.
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Caution.

10 avoid imposition observe the signature and k
OF Dr. stephen sweet on every label and Stephen
Sweet iniable lniment blown in the glass OF each
bottle, without whichn genuine.
RICHARDSON g. Co,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct,
Oc9
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All kinds of Goods colOred as follows:
Monday-llack, Brown, and Drab.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Magenta, and Maroon.
Mednesday-straw Bonnets in all coiors; also Maza-
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Thursday.Black Brown, and Drab.
and Bleaching Of all kinds of goods
ssatgrdssyymGri%soP PINK; scarlet and Lavender
p S. Having given to Mrs r. G. bUSPHKp The
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DOR SALE-A lot of Wood MACHINERY,
- consisting of Daniels Planer 10 feet planes "a
Inches wide one small Cylinder Paner, with Saw com
bned; one Tenoring Machine, with Boring Arbor ats
make; also one Boreng Mill and Upright Drill~self
about SO00 eet Of Seasoned Lnmber w af Tnoni5
Of 2toS;ko; T. RICE. Merrinelds Building, or Of A.
WIN. H. JANKINS'. HAIR DRESS
,u nV 90. ING AND BA FLING ROOMS, where Gentle
B Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms are also attach
Hair work on hand or made TO order Children Rair
cut IN the most approved manner. Capable Females
N,B.-Cash paid for hair diff ans
DOR SALE--A Large, New Portable
u FURNACE. suitable for heating moderate sized
house, or the yestry Of church. Cost S35 The own
er having no storage room or present therefor will
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q odu opposite the Court House, Nc. Z Main St
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Cash paid for al kinds Paper stock ncluding witt
and Dolersd Rags. itemr md Msnli Rome Ne H.
nhWft
! NOTICE All kinds OF domestic HELM
- can be obtained, free Of charge" At oaloS No
nRf7nFsc 1o-:ies. M stairs ar am
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The Greatest Bemedy of the Age.
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, prepal alton which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy and ecacOus in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful in all cases. when used according direc
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Nos aud Exchange Place. Providence r. L. doa,o, 4,
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for 81 kinds Paper stock including Witt
and Colored Rags. iIemr md Msuu Rome NJ ~
nhwtt w
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RaiIroans.
ESRssasassFsaas !
NORWICH

Ezesss5a5sssaasa NOhWlCH WOkCES.
sE-===sss=zssss4rER RAILROAD. SUMNER ar
June 2, 1852
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
400 a. m. Way PASSENGER Irain Arrives at Plain
field in for train te Providence arriving Prov
dence at Ills
10 s0a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
eeser with trains from Boston, Nashua, Ftchburg Low
~ oei at Worcester Junction with Western. and Prov
erce and Boston trains Norwich with train for New
l. ,ndon Mystic and ew Haven.
4.OV p m Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor
ceser with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg, Lowell &c
~ worcester junction with Express Train from Boston
anu rains from Western and Providence & Worcester
hoaqSi az Piatnied Junction trains from Providence
anu hartford arrive in tor this train ~ Pas
sengers from Wav Stations for New York by Steamer
from New London, will take this train to Norwich
- I.UV p m Steamboat Express Train for New York
Soniheets at worcester with trains Boston. Con
SoIu, manchester, ell, Lawrence. Nashua Fitch
nurg &c. At Plain1ioSd with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New Fopdon at 9 is n m
n. TRAINS GOING NoBTrh sLEAvL NORWICH AT
zu5 a. m Steamboat Frit as Train for Boston (dai,
except Monday,) come tetorYyorcester To- Lowell
Nashua, Concord Fifch,oei This train leaves
new London at I30 a. m fent on arrival Of Steam
100 a. m, Way Passenf sr Train Connecting at Plain,
'ia junction for Pr dence, at Worcester junction
- Albg i. &c, and Providence, and at
~ ~ Tor Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg Con
15Nsi -. M Way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
sster Junction in for trains to Boston, PrOv
TO Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg, &c.
345 p. M Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
with train from New London, and at PaineId junction
with train TO Providence. Reaches Worcester in
for Express Train to Boston
ielO dit P. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
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MISCELLANEOUS.
niSCELLANLOUss
rsupeper, Berdan's Shnpsbooters, &c. 4
rant Inv. Bak.r's California Co. X.

| VIM Grsupeper. BeIdan. sh.rp.bootsn, &C. 4
Cart Frank Try, Bak'rs California Co. x
Jobn b. Acssrt. NcC elan DRAGONS Co b.
Aaron Care Tans.er Rossbroof. BRIGADE
IoLn N,Iv.ioe Gle TO the Quartermastef at Yorktown
TIE f,l,oving is q list OF the Medical officers OF
the U. 8. Sanitary Commission floating hospital
Daniel Webster:
MEDICAL plREoron.-Dr. J. NJ 0rynes, Of Wsshncoa.
Ps,ucr,ss-D.. Elo, AID Dr. Gouvsrpsur ~ Smith. II
WARE M.,r.n.-Dr. W. =. wool'ey. Dr. James cr::A
Dr. Jo.epb C. AnIrws Dr. A. 2. Gray, Mr. A. B. Ban. M.
w.a sha Gr Sf HolmsS. Mr. w. Roof M L. Sc
ysn. Mr. f. G Pr,u M r g Esa-el NJ, y; MGo.pSy'
yr w. c SUIT Mr. Joseph McCord Mr. J. h. BsocoSk' and
iPoraKc,Kins-Dr C. c. v A. Crawford and Mr. Charlie
LADY ASSISTANT, -Mn Tro,,sr Mrs Armstrong xra
C"ssr..Anr AND PrRsxR-Mr Peveryj xr. J. II. Reid.
Assistant.
TIE Daniel Webster left White House at 6 o'clock
on Tuesday evening and reached this port last even
ing at 5 o'clock. SIZE has go patients on board,
mostly cases Of bilious intermittent fever.
Liant. Yates of Co. l. 50tb New-York Regiment,
died ;ns. as the vessel reached the barbor. lie wss
from Auburn, n. \.
DIR. Grynes speaks in the highest terms Of praise
of the efforts made by Drs. Tnpler, Smith, and
Greeneaf, and be Sanitary Commission 70 reheye
the suGeripes Of the sick and wounded men at York.
town, Wesr Point, Cumberland, and White House.
The Captain Of the ID. w. Informed our reporter
that there ia great need Of nurses and doctors at the
hospitaIs. The Commodore had between Ioo ano
800 men on board, and only one physician lDr'
Princel to take care Of them.
The ID. w. met several vessels loaded with loco
motives and cars for the Richmond and Yorktown
X iroad. Mrs. Gen. Lee who had just vacated
her residence at White House, left note upon the
table asking the Union officers to spare the house
sacred to the memory Of Washington.
By THE n. Y. AND PHiLA. n. X.
The foil wing ia list Of the names of the sick and
wounded men who came from the extreme advance
of McClellins aruy. They were a. West Point on
Tuesday, and fell from The ranks from fatigue and
sicltuess; few are wounded DIR. Worster re-
NAMED at the n f.. X. K. Hospital all night.
These men az provided for ia the Barracks and TIE
n. f. r. r. Tev were - hours coming from Bal
,imore-having no better accommodation than
freight train.
Three hundred Others reached jersey City early
this morning, and we're well provided for. A great
many of there men belong 70 Pennsylvania, ana we
i,lei Of sendiug em from Philadelphia 10 New-iorS
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...r,oN OF GOV. YATEs.

E,fcVrTss pt s9ss Ilspso, May 3D. "
sTHf srarr OF ILrlNois, ERfi 7,
Torn Rl"nss & R aS:a a'
f,1nl,y with order MI Up tho volunteer resimep
s,'' 70 90. ;% Nsay &. as 'H. haze
held with ugnoei ,l rlsav VI hem have purt nal"
oby done t the ps- thr lives ard r.nrS
~ s 10 o1s.' S, hay: ;s s Ssa I' s's o
aroe The peo ~ eniS Tat sent from their own 80
lhs - I'll 40 th,r own compan., A., h.. Tins AZ far
li,ht urou N, same pHihoVsin 'ua. y, It,. sell
hey"e = "a NOBLE host a. the sh0st'" ho'. ,ser.,t
ri.Iea ri, 'pfoeanaioo md confidently eiP's a, s,ss
thst IA nsin tain The pse,.n' 10Y ~ Of luo
re'roh'" 'N' RiCLAkD WAVES, Governor o. '"N
a A. H.gcn. Secretary Of state
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gos..t ship News.

,pr,vEp....Fnlou MoRN' l2'z ss,, oeOs.
=, -A,,,, rru.uu Lieut. t-m j. I. ~ u m NJ,
l Nav TO- Port ROYAL l'h e @i - ,S s'1 70,
@ lsth ocose during tine passage, s.'. az Tll,dephis
I V as laa,hS Ion, C.denss for Nsws 'R.hsu
{ ; SANITARY ho,p.H,, .eip md Sis ~SanSeS ~
White iou.e 80 hours "tn r. NAV IS ia ballast 20 s. W.
Lcwis. ,,p-.,,rn finland Arroyo via iio11t
y ln s los. to- emast he al aud MAJ ."pus. IN esuSi
srhr Spencer u. Penney. iiAt'e'A' '''' ''''
IN : A,..stant QuHrtelmaster , 80, Cor Salem.
to y . m no,ado Cole fli,abethpor coal lo1 $3.50
RsioW-ship Riga Freets, noun ssy"1 a%a.sA
Rsrk Ueeyxe Hunt Woodbury., &v& sS IVY
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDIERS.

List Of soldiers on board u. s. Sanitary Commits
son floating hospital Daniel Webster CaIi. Beihsre,
from White Eouse, Va, May 20, is'3, arrived ut
this port last nights
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siW.
q A. ,lcKse. nth. Co. Z.
I Allen Law -on, .1th. c.. r
/ Joseph Thompson. 33d. 60. &
! Daniel Oxford. 50th. 60. ID.
| joseph n. Youngs. yiih, Go. {
| jas. neyin-. "a. Go ID.
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w. l. Pierce 30ih. Go /.
Chas. A. Perry, s.tn, Go. b.
! Nm. Sb-sy. iSlh, 90. &.
| Warren ". iguc., 2s,h. CO. /.
I Francis Folry Nn, Co. II.
: Henry Ten Eyck. 5th. 60. L.
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/ David DuiI,. go, Go }
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p. ferg...or orb, 60. !
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Eugene Monroe, SD 60. {.
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Richard S'oir, ljlh, 20. 4.
/ Levi Jackson, =. cav, c.. n.
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I John Daley, Al. Go. %.
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! Euorh Rnt,ell. 9Th Go x.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall county. In the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
John A. Middleton. Plaintiff,
John NJ. Whitehead, Defendant.
The above named defendent will take notice
thatthe pxintiff above named filed his petition
herein on the first day of August A. D. 1867, IN.
object and prayer Of which is to recover jutg-
nent against said Whitehead for three humid
red and fifty dollars and interest from July frs;
A. D. 1860 at the rate # ten per cent per an.
mum due from said defendent Whitehead on two
proI,issory notes dated April 25th 1880, for
t rec hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from ard after the fret day Of July 1860 a. the
rate Of ten per cent per anuum, one note due
and payable on or before the fret day Of July
1861 to the order Ct James White and assigned
to said plaintiff, calling for $3.50 co. and one note
due and payable on or before the first day Of Ju-
ly 1862. to the order Of James White and assign
ed to said plaintiff, calling for $4,000 and for a
decree of foreclosure aud sale Of the South west
quarter of section nineteen (l9) in township
three (3) Of range nine 10y in Mershall county,
State Of Kansas, and unless you demur or au-
ewer to the petition fled herein on or before the
3rd day Of October 1862, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be rendered in
accordance with the prayer ~ said petition.
n19 T 8. WRIGHT, Pie 8. Atty.
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Publication Notice.

publication Notice.
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall County,ss. In the SecondD District court
for Marshall County.
William J. wilson,
Stuart Wade, 4 James r. Hurd a Trustee.
The above named defendant viii TAXA pot;ce
that the plaintiff above named, fled his petition
herein, on the 10th day Of June, 1882 the object
aad prayer Of whi-h i to recover . iucrment
against said Wade tor $255.0O with in,srest A.
the rate Of sixty per cent per anuum from the
18th day Of Nay $780, due from said defendant
Wade on prenmissory note dated NAY 1871
1859, for $685. % With intesssA aitsr mssuritv
untilPaid, 1t thsSsts Of sisty per oeat Der an
Gun, due in twelve noatAs ffoa the do thsre.
Of teths order Of TIN plaintif; and for de-
cree Of sereslsars end ssle q tSe n .s.hvest
quarter Of esseisa ssnbsf niseteen 09) tevn.
ship fesr az range .ins % = Nas.hsIl county.
Kansas. ssd tAes ualsss slsy iernr Or snsv:
to the petition Aid Asrsia q . befsre tho IN
day Of Ssptsnbsf; 1se2 iaid petition Win b
taken - true. and judgmsAs fendersd in O.
eordance with the payer thereof
mis- J. D. BRUNBAU0H Plfa atrv.
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SMALL ADVANCE.

Thankful the patronage he has received since hs -
tabshed his business In Kansas he determined merit
continuance of the confidence Of bis friends aud the pub
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