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Publication Notice
George Burt, Plaintiff,

George Burt, Plaintiff,
VS..
Clinton Dorsy, DefendantA
In District Court Lyon County, State Of Kansas
TLINTOE DORSY, said defendant, in parts
~ unknown, will take notice that said riain-
tiff did, on the 18th day of april, A D. 1868, file
his petition in said CO rt,against the said defend
ant setting forth that the said defendant gave his
note. deted April Is, 1859, for 1920, and interest
&irer, due at the rate of five per cent. per month
Cue April 23d, 1860; and also, defendant gave to
plaintiff his mortgage to secure said note, of same
date, on the southwest quarter of Section %
Township IL. Range u, in said county, and
claiming Judgment on SAID note, and the foreclO
sure of said mortgage, and asking that said lands
be sold To pay SAID Indebtedness and attorneys
fees II $50 for foreclosure. The said defendant
Clinton Dorsey is notified that he is required to ap
pear d muir to or answer said petition, on be
fore the 22d day of August AID. 1868.
Dated April Doth, 1868.
GEORGE BURT.
BY his Attorneys, Smith Montgomery.
1890 Si040
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Administrators Sale.

T WILL, as Administrator of Aaron Giles, de-
/ ceased on the thirteenth day of July next,
between the hours of one and five o'clock p. m,
at the residence of S. P. Hart, in Waterloo town
ship, sell to the highest bidder, at auction, the
following property of the deceased, to wit; One
span of Horses, one set of Harness, one Cooking
Stove and fixtures, two Buffalo Robes, one pair Of
yearling Steers, and other articles.
Terms: All sums of ten dollars or less, cash in
hand; all sums over ten dollars, credit of eight
months, upon notes and approved security.
9I-3 JAMES D. GILCHRIST.
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Attachment Notice .

Cd. f"llman
----.
A Huests
In Justices Court-Before Daniel Henrcks, JUS
tice of the Pace.
THE said defen dant will take notice that on the
L 18th day of May, A D. 1863, attachment was
issued in the above named case, for the sum OF
twenty three dollars and seventyfive cents 1928.
75). Aud said defendant is notified that he Is
required to appear before the said Justice, at his
office in Neosho Rapids, Lyon county, Kansas. on
the llth day o! July, A. D. 1868. at which time
said case will stand for hearing.
Dated this 29th day of May, A. D. 1863.
9-9lS3.40 G. j. TALLMAN. Plaintiff.
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J. R. SWALLOW ,
County Treasurer
e. q o RT o N ,

Clerk Of Lyon (Late BreckiSridge) County,
EMP O RIA, "A N S A S,
VIII attend to paying taxes, redeeming lands
and town lots sold for taxes.
Post Office address, BMPORIA, KANSAS.
II Office No l99 Commercial ST., one door
North of Post office, up stairs. 2lSu
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D,swIss HIM-We recollect An oId oer

+ DIsMIss HIM-We recollect an old gem
tleman, one of whose chief. idiogyncracies
was his dislike of freshmen o.eO Ga one
occasion, however, theold man was obliged
totempioy an 1riGh man to help him take
care Of some mill legs, in boom. 1t 50
CHANGED that the old fellow, not being very
sure of foot, slipped from the logs into the
water, and would have surely drowned,
had not the Isisbnan grabbed him by the
Hfootas he was making the last dive under
the, logs, aud brought, him safe 70 land.
Thereupon the old man jumped up n =
great rage, and ordered the freshman TO go
e the dice and gsfBis pay: and'sdded, by
way of suppletory oath, he'd ''bslei--d if
he was going to De dragged about BY the
heels by q cussed 4risbmapR 1T strikes US
that we haYe heard about as foolish speeches
made by those who didn't want the assist
! auce Of the sfcussed niggSf" ia this war.
9sq sds Il. q basiai ; = -aen.todius
.ssasdi ess6' eaiob q oaa ,Tsb snras
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A terrible earthquake visited. the Island
of Rhodes, .ip THE Mediterranean, on the
22d of April, completely destroying twelve
villages and greatly injurinIg many others.
Three hundred persons were killed and an
immense number wounded Not q build
ing in the town of Rhodes escaped damage.
The misery caused is said to be fearful
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7 METHUsELAH Pills. That is The, last
dodge of patent medicine vender in New
York. Itappears that .Methuselah. was en-
abled 70 live for centuries by The use of
these pile. The reoeips was lost, iandi the
span of life has been growing shorter eyer
slnce.y Fortunately the recipe has turned
mp, and any gentleman who wishes to live
half dozen Centuries, has only to Buy a
box of these pills. - f1SH3 6sosss1i p
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'CERNs-Two dollars per annum in advance.
Clubs of ten, SIT. Clubs of twenty, $50
All papers discontinued at the expiration of the
iuie for which they are subscribed.
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ToWN LOTS, in Emporia, Americas, FIRE.
L mont and EeOshO Rapids. for sale by
224 J. r. SWALLOW.
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IMPORTANT LETTER.

President LincOln's Reply to the ResoIu-
tiOns of a COpperhead NJ Letting in Albany,
New York.
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DEFEAT OF GUERILLA PARTIES.

HEADQUARTERS, OsuNxArI, Jan. 2, 1862.
Major General HAIIEcE, General in CHEZ
Major General Granger reports that hc has received
despatch from Major Foley, commanding an expedition
sent by him 10 Elk Fork. Campbell county, Tenn.
posed Of $50 % the sixth aud Tenth kentucky Cavalry
stating that on Sunday morning Last he surprised camp
e rebels, $50 strong, at that place killing thirty, w"rni
ing seventeen and captured nifty one without the loSs
. man. ALI OF their camp cqupage was burned, and
eighty horses and lalg amount Of arms captured.
II. G. WRIGHT.
Major General Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS, CINCINNATI, Jan. 2, 1868.
Major General HAiLycx: Genef ri In Chief
I had Just learned from Major General Granger that
Major Stevens. OF the Fourteenth Kentucky Cavalry
with one hundred and nifty men, who ordered by
hsm scout 10 ascertain the whereabouts large
band OF gueras IN the eastern part OF Poweli
county, Kentucky. tho 26lh instant. after ira
yelling all night obscure and danrorous bri
die paths, upon thoir camps. They were
preparing 10 move. Ma stevens oa-icd u,on
chem, capturing their ie tder notri guerilla and
men, The rest til ugh outn mberlng MAJOR stevens
force, utterly routed and cscapd into the dense
woods, brush and mount Iorgns Twenty i've horses.
and lar amount Of clothing blnpkss arms. pstos.
&c. that were being transp0 ted to Humphrey Marshs
camp, were also captured. II. q WRIGHT
major General Commanding.
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Personal Intelli9snes.

one OF the notable evcsts which occurred New
Years Day tho arrival In this city o. MAJOR General
Butler and staff board the steamship g. r. spsuding
from Sev Orleans The party proceeded 70 the 81, Scboas
Hotel where their arrival created considerable eIctnent
visitors began call the General before
day closed quite number q no,abities had W their
cards asd followed the up the paror
occupied BY General Butler where they were received
with tina, courtesy for which he IN 80 noted. Among
those who called him General Sanford Hiram
Barney ESQ Collector, and Rev Henry Ward Beecber
General Butler, accompanied BY his aids, MAJOR Bell
Captain Puer left for Washington by the seven ocIok
train yesterday morning The other members q hb
are stl stepping st the 81 Nicholas Hotel where they
VIII await the return of General Butler Who expected
back In few days.
MAJOR General Mcclellan and family left town for wsh
ng,on Wednesday afternoon layt some pcrsnns "a
boa I'd The Jersey City ferry bost reo aired him. the
spreading through the boat u tho widest
excitement and ent husl followed the announcement
80 determined the crowd 20 manifest their regard
him that tbcv tsk the somewhat novel siboagh Nv 90
means new. method e manfesiins ~ by hting Tim %
and carry him 10 the cars where tho General svi.
derty vUy much amused bo~sc hs sckno~c dgmsn,s
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Interesting rrsm Norfolk, Va.


In Norfolk last evening ewing 10 tbs miscoas'ructon
Of order issued for dnsrssi purpose about hun
dred persons arrested while returning from places
Of amusement
by . negro celebration The eontrabsnds collected to-
gether. with their msrsha, formed procession consist.
ing Of at least 1000 negroes Of all kinds and coors beaded
By band Of music (arums and hfes) and rsradvd
through the principal streets Of the city They carried
several Union nags aud cheored loudly for the downfall
Of African slavery.
understood that they celebrating the birth.
day Of the emancipation proclamaiion.
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Ares. OF u British Army Omcer.

Two officers OF the British Army, who have boon for
weeks past the guests OF the Confederate govern
mcnt, reached baltimore from i,ic amond last Wencsdav
Immediately on arrvin. at the former city o, tho
gcntcmen-- aptain Wynne-was arrested by orders OF
the government and forthwith removed 10 Washington
his companion being permitted full liberty Of action as
proofs OF culpabty forthcoming In his case.
We trust h,t the thoi ties at Washington III show n,
mistaken onency in regard to CAPTAIN " me should hrs
cupablity DO proven. Tho ssiei neutrality al Great
brain II shameless farce. when AI,b,mas arc lifted
oa in fng'i.h yards and manned almost solely sailors
~ har aud british officers act
There ducns or Britisl Office Seuc-sa and
tho rebels bra that many Of them servog ks
of their array whilst the freedom ION be
tween the nfccracv and The yal North cnbcs them
10 freely between the Although tho
OF the aboy. arrest for the present ks gn.
by the government IL Is int ,nalcl that lapna
wynnc has hcrn guilty ~ acting enissary gent
of he rebels and was on his 10 Europe impor.
tant DISPATCHES.
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST vcKsBuao.

CAIRo, Jan. 2, 1868.
steamer from below reports that tho sun6oais 40
campaigning Gene al shermans expedition have gone up
the Yazoo river.
Al Drumingos BuG, twenty miles above the mouth
. rebel battery discovered. cannoasdc fol
loved, during which the gunboas Benton was struck
sixteen times, the shots penetrating.
General sherman's will debark up tho YAxoo and
march 70 vicksburg.
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Omctal Drawings or Murray. Eddy &
ca. . Kentucky and Missouri State I.ottcrieA
kksIDcxr ExrxA CLAss i-JanuAry I. 1854
50, 81. 81, ., IL. 2, ~, ~, ~, ~, 76. 81, IL.
KEHuuoSv. ClAss 3--Ianuary I. Is6A
81. 81, az, II 81, 45, SO, 5, -, 80, SO, 10.
KEsrucGv ExrRA CLAss 3-JsnuAiy T. Is6a
IL. Co n, So. IL. 10, g. Is. 81, 5s, 46, 81.
Ksrrucxv Class S-JAnuary 2 1863
~, ~, g. 81, rs, 8, 81, ~, ~. 40, IL, 81, 81.
Circulars soat FREQ Of charge bv addrrss,nr either
MURRAY EDDY CO..
Covington KY. or 81 Louis. Ma
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News from, tho IsuCtfiC,

THE BPECIK SHIPMENT TO NEW YORK BY THK Con
sTiTu1IoS, ETC.
SAN FEAscrao, Cal, Jan I 1863.
Sailed steamer Constitution. win 81 O87 600 IN trea.
for England and 1893 600 for New York
Arrived, steamer Sierra Nevada, from oregon. with
500 900 in gold
The Legislature Of Washington Terri ory after two
wccks spent in executive cctiun for
presiding officers aud serge nts of the c,urcil-whlc
latter composed OF nine MEMBERSHIPS commenced tho
transaction oil business.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1868.
fail % do his whole duty in separating with and sup.
TESTIMONY OF LIEUTENANT IEoHAs

IHH 70 DO Ms Wh0e duty N CO cooperating Win and sup
porting General Pope
TESTIMONY OF LIEUTENANT IKGHAn
Lieutenant G. ID. Ingham, OF General Sykes staff, WAS
next examined. His testimony had reference 10 the
character Of the night Of the 29th OF August which he
testified was dark aud unfavorabe 20 the marching
Of troops.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow.
The letters General Porter General BURNSIDE ruled
out some time irrelevant and which recently
published, we're to-day admitted, General burnside
seemed 70 regard them official papers, and not merely
private correspondence.
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DELAWARE. ExrnA CLASS l-JanuaryI !, ises
At, 4, ~. 10. Al, 80. 10, 20. a. III, Is, rs, ~.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2-IanuAry 1, 1861
~. 3. ". -. a.. A. |. "A, IS, rs. Is. 80.
DsLAwARr, Ezra 0LAss 3-Ianuary2 .. 1863
81, 40, 80. ~. IS, ~. IA. A., 81, 8. ~, l8.
DKLAwAms, CLAss l-Jsnuary 2, 1917
q, 81, Z. IL. Is, %. So, 50, 10. IL. ca 60, 81.
Circulars sent BY ADDRESSING .
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington Dclas arc
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Omelai Ora wings or tho Library AssS-
cation Company Lottery. Of Kentucky.
CLASS I-JanuAry I. lsl
as, 4, A, As. Is, "a, 10. 81, y. II, A6, rs.
CLASS 2-January J, lsd3.
rs. 81, 20, A.. ~. lG. 90. ~. q. ~, 81, 28.
CLASS 3-,Anuary z l53
10, 49, rs, 81. IL. rs. CO. II. 10. IL, 81, 40, 3.
CLASS 4--Jsnuary 2 les
49, IS, IT, u. IS. 49, 81. 81, Is. ~. a. "a. II. G5
''' ''''u g. BR0ADBKNT a 90. covnssoa. Ky.
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Prizes Cnshcd Ina All Leg nitzed LOttc-
ries Informal on gwen JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
No III Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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The Great New Years Drama, The
played his afternoon and evening nj
Barnuin $ Museum. Comnodorr Mutt kc NJ all hours
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pOFr OFFICE NOTICE. -rUE NAILS rOR TIE
il InlSa MinEagm and 49, 1onuDsut, va Gssf HstSs
sd LAysrt.ol pr sssspsr b.. 80 800. a AIS - 2
- astnr1Ny isnssfv s. i0k oesss a n snt u
a. 9r tgse s,siiyns - faf8ss a .si1an. sna a.
.sssgn q eDd u W a saAtpyn " IS
"''"' am " IshAs wAxEAAs. roan.s.1r.
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Prizes CN.hesi by y. A. Dunn, lao Broad
way, stairs. Letter communications confidential and
promptly attended TO-
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Non-nrrivnl OF the European steamer
PORTLAND, Nc. Jan. Q l3G3-i2, midnight.
There are no signs OF the European steamer due
at this port with later dates Weather bright and clear
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Madame TiiImM u.

10 Carte de Vi.i.css with Splendid
viii cit all until suited.
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Madame TiimRM,
lis East Ninth street,
Ad JoianG Stewarl new store
Cat az BrrAiwAy,p
BAL Head Dresses And Opera Bonnets.
Partic lar Sttrn ion paid I, Dress making.
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Ladies, p~itsbs~A.-Iaira,s 4,oosu os

Yeah o. L4uif par. for es.rriss snd h~saHfyag ne
ard Msin fA8l@. us8fH 1elt4GI
fsi tslss sres vl ~ cosvsosa ,ssa ka4 eaa. All
afBgU.fs az AZ gsd~sf.
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found II Jonas whooub's Remedy prepared by JOSEPH
BURNETT co. fremont street, Boston n hss
fsllsd . sivs relief even N the u,1st
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Nev yos profess onsly svsry rpsstay inssAd n
Nonasy Hs ~ Bond from
- tas ~ The pgbiie smsssd wiih lana ds~~~rs
tnt 80 3. al
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ERtch-IOI's Hair Dys--ihe Rest An the
harm les and reiAbie. sold
tActory. 81 barclay street
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THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE PoroMAc,
Jan. l, 1868. I

HEADQUARTERS Army THE PoromAc,
Jan. l, 1868. (
The day has been unmarked by any movement Of i'm
portance. The officers Of the various corps have ex-
changed tho courteses OF tho day
There is nothing Of Importance from tho front.
Intelligence has been received that Stuart has sue.
ceeded In retiring the Rappahannock War.
renton.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY Tux PoroAAc, Jan. 2. 1858.
General Burnside returned Washington this FORE
noon and has been visited by his grand division
manders.
Several contrabapds into camp 70 day. and we're
received in accordance with the proclamation
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prOcl0 mn "".-isn yard, IL Park row
has just received another supply OF Tnr, from Key West
BRITrAN A SCOTT
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Eight Carries dc yisctc for 81 mt rarcrs
Remov u $40 Broadway, hct~e"n Nneie nth ana Twen
ticth
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Defiance Fire nd Water Proof Safes
Also sid bnaru and Plrior Ia To- Silver Piats Ac.
~ Murray street. corner OF college Place -
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Cristnsioro's Hair Dye, pres~ryntive nd
Wig DeIot wholesale and rria. No. Aston House. The
bken t.ulir by All
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Wigs. Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
Mob hvia ti,ai, Tor eeauiJipg the hair a. W. A..
BATE uLLCEs. 10 Bond street.
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THE RECENT REBEL RAID.

STAFFORD CoUxr hoUsn, January l, 1868.
Portions Of Stuars rebel cavalry appear 70 be stl in
this neghborhood Yesterday two belonging 70 tho
First Virginia cavalry capaurcd between this place
and Dumtres and paroled The capturing party consisted
OF men, who represented that they belonged to the
Black Horse cavalry Some suppose them TO be gueriis
Us reported that General Avri with his brigade o..
cavalry, yesterday drove hundred and sky or
Stuars cavalry from Warrenton Part oStuarts force
passed through the town about ono hour before tho
arrival OF our troops
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ehndfsn i@e,hing only relieves The eba from -
nvis0ratss ihs aud bvNsis Aeaiiy md
ewes and War ~ The shois sysen Is bVsie
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THIS a1e Tim ~ Tho ts AMI .Afis tho s-tasI
gsns nlngs II ths s.s. Threat ~indp4g~ .fd skss
nrous saffares, maxim. s arf"af.n0- In tb- fprn os
nic-f. H.mbold. Erifart TAfs@lAFA pnfAs. he bi<A
ant al sAly eruption. q fh0 kkin. EYns
rsnp.esion rsar ~d healthy eolpf Il being tf.psr.s
prrssly for thi. ssss - oofpisDts - bi pefyi
u sAfaAfafllls
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DR.. Larmont's Hsm edios for Old Ulcers,
impurities 81 the blood, nervous debility b.. nfsibse
Ono al Broadway, up stairs
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rcIrning disorder may be slsv Is the OF JONAS
WlllICOMB Remed,. II VII nu, clto, but
has been known u, having i4icd 10 give
diatc relief.
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PHiLADxLrHIA, Jan 2, 1888.


Tho Washington Star OF this evening says
In the recent raid the rebel Stuart caused his tele
graph operator 70 intercept Union al Burke
Station thus learning less concerning the Efforts
being made to intercept him, and tho readiness OF
forces at Fairfax Station aud Fairfax Court House
TO give him = warm reception should he venture
to visit those points. Hc also sent various messages
tho wircs to Fairfax Station purposng to order
from here the instant destruction Of
tty OF army Accumulated there which, however,
failed Of its object Among the messages found in the
Office At Burkes Station having been the wires
by his order, IL the following
BuRKK's STATION, Dec 2O-3 Pm.
Quartcrmaster General MuGs, Was niDgtoD:
In future you will please finnish better mules. Those
you have furnished recently very inferior.
J. H. d. STUART, Major General, c. s. A.
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THE ssEs! 4sEs!S: SsSss
TIE TIE S CHEAT zzkEiSAs EEaEDiks
k ksSxs 4 a :HfEssoEBs.
k ksSSs 4 4 . .HEEssStbss""
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GENUINE rRfrSa1rioSs-viz
H HkLsHSEDs k kSrEsST ~sSG#y
HKIsSSEBs EsTHsST -sSSaS:
HE EtsH@IRs EsESs$E ssHssEssI
H kIsHSbs EATEaeT sAsA
HEIxs oD Ix xFE9yED Rose Wash
H HssaSEBs i IsrHSyFD hose hose S-4
H HEEa.StDs
MLLMBoLDs
h HkiSsSLLDs
e eEsTIsE rNsrsssT'Ss
$ $ss$isE $#s$s$sHi$s:
: -HIaHty sSssFS4s.1sR:
"HIGuLY CONCENTRATED"
"uloHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BuCuU,
FLUID EXTRACT Ht1UU,
FLuID ExTkA,r BucmU.
F FLSiD E ES4N1dT ssttcohS.
Positive amt alecihc Remedy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS CRAWL And DRoPsICAL
SWEfLISGn.
This the power ~ digestion eIcitso
healthy action, hs which the
dsfosiions, and all unnatural enars Ars
MEN. WOMEN OK CHILDREN
Hrt.MROLDS EXTRACT BUcuU
ufI.MBDI.DS EXTRACT hrCHU
IIrIMHOLD's ENTkACr PuClIU
| HILNnoLDs ExrRkCr BUCnU
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU
FOR WEAKNESSES
ArsInr from e,ccsseA habits of dissipation early ind
| a. abuse.
| ATTENDED WITH lnE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
| Indspostpn 10 Erertion. LEES 81 Power.
! Las ~ Memory. Dttculty Of breathing.
| weak Nerves, Ircubhua
/ Horror uf Disease, Machines
| Dur.ss Of \ is'an PAIN IN tho Back,
| Universal Lass tude o. the Flushing " III. BODY.
Il vu4suipr Nypirm. Frupi Far~,
| Hot Hands. IAihd iUuntsHancr.
Tese symptoms II allowed 10 81 which TIN. Medicine
| nyafinbiv rrinutrr, spon tnliawN
| IMPOrENCN. fATuIiY, EfILEPriC PITS
In which the patient expire, Who sSy ihss
thew frequently followed by those dircfui Dis
| eases"
MANLY AID CONSUMPTION,

MANY arr the ~ their suffering. hut
will confess Tue o the Insane Asyulns aud
melancholy deaths ~ consumption bear ample witness 10
the truth OF the assertion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS
AN EXTRAORDINARY LITTER FROM CAPITAL
"A sEMuLs. OF THE FRfyATEER ALABAMA.

a
"A sEMuLs. or THE rRf,ATEER ALABAMA.
Tic pa myers b6asd unit. In
esiiypg 20 the treat pol,enesa and ufbanU ~
when hs despatched Ia this cty Ia the
msrka,e ryd-n,e ~ his versatility, humor and polite
yet iurnshef.--
McSs-s. y. ". DAM q Co.. New YORK
81 rrrrc To nforin yoa that the twelve
OF Plantation ki.rs inund boar the Ariel consigned
~, tordn.a son Panama viii nni h. kNiy frsrn The II
nation. having been Having
beneficial citcik h0spiAi aud Ia ctf4nE the
such 10 r.ler " to- desirable nciuiri
pas tcalary A. ~ was ev,i.utly Intended Tor the
South, from the Plantation. Rest assured, airs
pnth with the Plantation Bgtter aud viii
pr Ia the hands Of President Davis before the eli
81 March.
Ihn,e the honor to remain. respectfully ,o,r,,
TIE untorsgned exceedingly obliged The gallant,
captain for such capital aiyerisrIne and wi assurr
HIM thst should he harp 10 visit Fort Lafay cite
viii end"svor TO rsprrsie his poiitencsr with case Of
X. T--iSIU-A. warranted 10 cure the ennuL
The above Is tut sample OF tito mis- ea and wide
spread fame ~ the Plantation Hitter. NJ article before
err performed 20 ninhy curtr such prrfcri sasia
Thsy Just thng eak debta,ed aud
gentle -fimulint and thorough tonic.
They purify, strengthen and tnslFDraie
They crate healthy appetite
They arr an aniiiote q change Of water and diet
Jhey Overcome effects OF dissipation and att hours.
They stronghold the system and ruityrn the mind.
They prevent iniasmac aud Intermittent levers.
Thsy pulify the breath and aeidiy 10 the stnfna h.
They cure ayr ella aud cousti psion
They cure darri1s cholera and rhorrn morhus
They cnte hscf complaint and nervous headache.
r. n, DgAkE co.
9r HrnadHsy. New yark.
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