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Order q. Publication.

STATE or KANSAS
COUNTY oF jfv,fRsOX
IL h ul-4,ct C,uit OF the Thfd Ju .isis
TisTiict Of The sat ~ X Bsa- siri.y u ani
to- the C an e If 80 j. j. s,iI Siaie.
NJ. Il. Jones. PLAINTIFF,
Cath arias Jones, Defendant.
You. the ab'v- nsm 81 Cnih ,rn. Jonss. ~ h'r.
BY notified, by public ito. hst .of eng mad. in
'THs INpspsSD W.T. for ak consecutive we Ks.
that the named plaintiff. v. ". Jones. has H.
ed his Petition n the abuv- entitled suit against
tho above named defendant Ia 'hs above o., ation-
cd COurt, said snii IL pending. .fh
Of which aud the pr, OF said petition Il. that ths
said plaintin uiny be divorced from you. tho srii
defendant, Tor the sous that about th, 10Th
OF Mach. d. lS<s. at Park County. In the state
Of Kansas, he married 10 you. the said def-ua
ant. IN ~ named Caiharne Haley; that h. has
since conducted bimsslf towards you. good and
Gl,ihful husband: vet yog disrcgardiuc your dit-s
~ wife toward the snid plaintiff. have b'sn will
fully absent from him. the said plaintiff. foe more
than year last pnst without any cause or j;st d.
cation therefor. Aud yo,. the sale! Caiharin Jones
further not6 ID, that the said petition will b, for
hearing ut the term Of the said Court Ia be he
gun and held the village of Oskaloosa the 3lst
day of October. A. n. lsGl.
Dated this 3lst day OF August. A. D. 1854.
AZEL SPALDING,
20o-;s. Atty for Plaintiff.
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zines Of tyranny and torture 10 so into
secret places and under cover Of dark
ness perform their cruel and oppressive
deeds. it is appropriate that such means
and ends should 60 together; but in a
free country let every man Who has
any thing to say. say it openly. II
his suggestions are good. all should
hear them.if they are bad. they SHOULD
be exposed. Open. bold. free discus
sion-this is the honorable and safe
ground. tits the noble course for free
men to stand face TO face. in God's open
day light. in this free country where
all are peers. one with ano'her. and
there discuss questions Of policy. right
and justice. No other course is safe.
The cons,itu'icf Of the United Sis'es
and Of all the S a,es. shoulI bc 81
amended as to prohibit secrel poi ics'
orders in the nation. Darkness is ,h-
alley of crime and treason; liyh, is tie
ally Of viriue. truth and right. We
believe in the total abroysa ION o' .erset
political orders.
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Secret Polital Orders.

II the last ten years 10 the history
Of our nation has clearly demonstrated
any one thing. it is that secret poiisical
socisiss or orders are dangerous ia the
extreme. Indeed, il our government,
should fail in the great work union.
ihat failure may be attributed to seer.
political orders more than I" ans other
cause. And Of the rebellion succeeds
in any degree. ultimately that success
will be owing 10 tbs same cause. BY
mans OF the Order Of K G. G.. the
Southern leaders Of the rebellion w-r.
enabled 10 united sufficient number II
the people together lo carry "u' their
bDld work vi treason Aud row The
same plan has been lrlei at the NJ b
10 unite the coppe,h~ads in the same
work Of treason. How tar it will SUI
coed remains to he seen Bu, the
sucress Of lie reasonable order is al
ready very considerable.
II is . fact. too. that secre, ordrrs.
even for good ends. usually prove curses
in the ED. We all know how the
Union Leagues in many places have
been most shamefuily abused aud pros.
ti,u.ed 10 wick edness.
Nothing. therefore. can be more ap.
parent than tha, secret political organi-
cations are dangerous in the extreme.
They open up avenues for wicked men
10 walk iu. They become engines for
designing demagogues or ambitious as
pirants 10 seize and use for their own
purposes: bu. never do they strenglhen
The principles Of Liberty or throw safe
guards around the bulworks Of freedom.
As the danger is SO patent. and Of
such huge dimensions a. 10 endanger
the very existence Of the country all
good men Of every party should take
hold Of the matter. and destroy the
beast. II We do not destroy il. it will
destroy rs.
The principles Of government. Of lib
erly-every thing that pertains to free.
dom and progress. should be openly
and freely discussed. No need to 90
into the dark with such matters. In.
deed. the very fac. Of going into tho
dark.is strongly suspicious Of soms evil
intent,
Il viii D. for ioqaisit;oes ant>en.
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A Good Comparison

Il is .aid that in one oi his speeches
in Southern Knnsas. Lane compared
himself 10 IN oa SOW aud his Off.
holding gang 10 a liter Of pi.s. and
then pitiously declared tl,a, ii the OIL
SOW should BE- taken awav al the phys
wo"a. run abort .qnraling for their
tes's aod hns'i. ".-oI s;ar,~t;on How
are You Wilder. Speer. B ksr 1t omne
genus. Dom, YOU te-l b TERED 10 b.
running about aflei the old sow. and
depending upon her for a living ?
Poor little pigs.
That's the best comparison Jim has
made in all his speeches.
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Publication Notice.

Tsbitha Losisl In tho District Cont NJ the 81
Judicial District sitting ir aud for
S,crsihx Lewis. , Jefferson Conniy. kfn>as.
Sterling Lewis o; parts unSown. The sb,v. named
defendant Is i.rcby no,h.d thsi said plaint'J has
commenced acti,n sgaiu-i hin, In said ccnri by
d..ng her petition therein IN, ~ day Of in, 4.
D. l-G4. ils OF .ct and PRAYER or which u - "r;lin
u divorce fror sail d.f.niani III, gr.grd "f
b. IN. ami gross B-glee; NJ duty. aad ai.o Or Il
d-errs - 10. z. stored io tier maiden rsme Tsbsths
Davis for the tod, and of hr-s children
IN ut on I'd IN said Petition AMI whose names are.
William Leand.r Lewis. iuslIa fsibeils l. Wis nj
Joan Waller Lewis. which petition W II be for he .r-
ing Ut the nsxt I .Tm o. said Court
CoNE% REID, Au'y for Petitioner.
August 2 ,,h. A. ID. 1864 2J1--t
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Sheriff s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. (ss
Couxry o. .IEfynRsoN, 90
David l.. Lax,u, Pluin'iff

Couxry o. Jsfsnasox,
David l.. Laxsu, Pluin'if
II. R. P,rter, Charlotte Por
,er. hi vile. q d ID N Alon. Case No. 226
30 Dewey. d f,n.ants
By vi the q an Oder OF Sale. bearing date
August l0,h, A. d. 1864 TO me direc,e. ard de-.
livere Issued in the .b va entitled snii. by ihe
Clerk ut the D,s'ricr Court Of the Third Jud ",sl
District of 'h- State o Kansas. sitting witrin and
for sail Coun,y o. J, irrscn and n by virtua
oil ,i,eindgmeat r'ndsed ~ said spii by a,d ca =
In said County Of jeff. reon, At the May Term
trrseni. A. D. 1884. l viii. On Wcdncssiay,
Septem Der 2ist, =. d. lS6l, ut iwao'c!nck
y NJ. of thni day at the Court Houss 'ionr in the
village Of Oskaioosn in sai County OF J,ff ron,
and Sta,c of Knrsss. otir AT Public Sale aud
sell to ,he HI rest Lidd.r rcash at i;ne sale.
tho vllowiss de cri"ed rnc,s Of lad, tuaie, iy.
Ing and tting Ia the Coun y Of Jefferson and
State Of Kansas. namely: So
Tie north - In { Ut Lot number (3) two, in
Block rumbcr u, nj. Q, ,of ihe cina pl-, Of the
town e o. .kslo0ss,, in ihe County of Jcifsrson.
STATE OF Kansas.
Said property hss been ap2rs'sed e. one hun
drcd and seventy FIVE doilar., (ti75l.
lI0aACE GIBBS. EassiH. :
Fhersifs Ohics. 0ska'eosa, August II. 1874
=, c!ougb 4 whess, Atty 'es IN sc75 5~
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Of the citation. proves our position and
disproves his own.
This is tie nearest parallel, case
hat could be found and iis utter lack
of forming precedent. shows how en-
,irely without foundation was The action
Of the convention last spring.
As TO the length Of time for which
the committee was elected in 1852. We
have 10 cay that M. Lega,s said in
open convention last spring that he
made the motion himself for the sp
pointment Of the Commiltee. and made
it for ssoo years. Tue statement wa
not called ia question: and the fact that
it is not so stated in the copy Of the
minutes referred to BY the Squire. is
simply clerical omission on the part
Of the secre'ery. But this is really no
at oil material to the case: it rests on
broader and deeper foundation. With
out any specification Of time in the mo
lion. the Committee would naturally
hold until successors were appoi"'e'i
hy the proper convention to elect. An,
other position than this is anarchy i,ssI
just as much as secession at P'eaSsr-
is anarchy. This is plain.
Now. We repeat. there Is MT case
On record in the history Of the R-pub.
Iicsn party-or any other Psrly-whsrt
y convention me, fnr the me purpose o
choosing delegates ;os Ns'io"sl Con
v@nlion eleciin & SEE C,nra, Con
, ni,,ee. Nor car case b. yuno /.
in rrar.y already orgauiz~d. where The
Central Committee has been elected u
any other time than at Sia,e conven
tion 10 nominate Stale officers. This l.
the only proper time. an election at
any other is iliegi,imsie an! Of no force
at all.
More than this. Let the example be
set of q faction electing Committee
at any time. and there is no end to the
disorder. Such course will destroy
any organisation which can only BE-
held together by :he good faith of those
who are members. We have not the
tally sheet before u,. bui are confident
in saying there were just "a votes cast
for the Committee ia itha convention
last spring. But it matters not whether
one or one thousand did ibe wrong i! is
still great wrong: and though hand
join in hand to do iniqai!y. they shall
not prosper.
We think . clearer case on our side
or more utter failure on the other
have seldom been seen. than in this
committee business. Righ, and good
order "n one side. wrong. confusion and
irsi,u ,uctiOn on the other.
Our connection with tie Count,
Committee is simply this: At Mr. Days
request We served as his Substitute q,
first. and when the COMMITTEES me,
we're elected Secretary. Tie conven
ton las, fall tailed to elect comm, tee:
hence the old committee hold o.er.-
We have st'l! acted rs secretary though
il is no pleasant Thing 10 do. We are
ready a, any m 'm-nt to surrender. had
iy. the duty into other hands. This j.
our connection with the County C,m
miltee. We &c, as Secretary by elec.
ton.
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Order Of Publication.

Vzoer OF fuot&9uc0.
STATE or k-N>AS,
CoUxry o. JEsSEssoS.
Inn Dl< tric, Iouri OF the Third Judicisl Dis.
trief!th' state OF Kansas, sitting in SAID COsn-
~ Of Jef3es.oa.
james E. Smith, Plain id;
Daniel N0siey and Jemims Mosier, hts wife.
Defendants.
You, the above named Daniel Mosier and Je-
NINA MO>ier. are bereby notified By publication
h-rcot bsing made in The Iniepesdsut' for six
cOnse 'uiive weeks, that the above named plain.
iii. LINES h. Snish, has 6lsd his netiOn ia the
ahuve entitled SUIT nyainst you th- sb,ve nam
ed detendsnis, in the above ment Oaed C"u-f.
wher.i in -aid suit j. now pending. tie object IT
which and the rav Of said petition 10. ior ssii
plant q 10 recover judgm ut against you. ta~
awe named defend MIS- that you may be ortef
ed 1" mike. execute and aeliy yer To ,hss p.ssH;s/
n good AID sufficient deed for the quiet ne q 4
ii &c "f hi. piainuf in the toll wiHg de-cL/,, u
lands and premi es. situated in the County Jet.
ier-on, State Uf kan-ss, to Wit: he< ssuih-
west ~ Quarter of Sec;icn t2l) tive II, .f.suI,
To~nst,u ~ nif.. R. g. uS) eishtsf r., Della
waie T'us' Lands IN 81 County, WHICH said q.
Il of The l.sIasif ',as ,'tsihrd tro .throash
a. b, sftue Il csrtaiH iced { warranty,
m.',iy. .xvec.ed aed de We I'd ty you. the card
,ietrrdsFt- h . IL dsv " November A ID.
SO 10 Que Ruins q New.and wher. in you. the
SAID e-i-ndani-. sor q valuable consid. ration,
tdfs AIMED -oid aud C. nv ,e,i unto th- I'D Ru
10 u, N-@is d, ana Io nj herr and assigns f,r.
s.ef- he ,-ii 'ani- snj pFemi-e-. and covenant
=, anG = ED - warrant q ,d d.ieDd the title to
ne sr,- un''' hin. ne .aa .RIius u. Newisnd,
aid I ~ ntis n.id rs igns Tev-r, against tie
lon el inn I Il! yers,ns wh..n,soever; through
an o. -sirspe %; which sa d deed. AMI as the u.s.
.ssaes o. he sa.d Rufu- q. hewIand the sid
PANT \ M 80 he k- sose and absolute own
ef ne M sni pren ises. which ssid title
- toe sa I ;siu IT gre iiy endo. .i2ered by the
,nats>fie.c aaa eafeiessn--S oi yu, tine raid
d endanis Il ii he nafne tn saii Rufus
u >e"ianG was 3et Iaccf;e ralei int. the ssii
eel 'ui wase,.iireis a'.d h"ey omitted there.
from: m that N . n ....:: may have .uch 9th
srand iurt er rei'i eSni'v -. ,,r -,,,,ure nj
Ms r'- -, ecuira Ana son, the ssid d-erd-
a 49, Daniel ~. er aui Jemi iiosier. are fur.
'her notIir.i. Ia ysI az. -ouu red 70 answer SAD
Jet ii,n ore tho tv=tfy hrst cav .: De-
i,ber. : ID 1884 .nd hat al.e-s VA Answer Oh
-, refore -. ns. j. truast. -s.d e ~ u viii
he tax n az rue ard ID mea, re,.tsfed accord
an iy.
ared ibi- Bah -, Of anpu-i. A. 1854
JsMES T.. M Eli r.ainuH
?077w by j. Ii. tkSSE 7, his Atty.
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Chicaeo Convention.

This body Of eopperheads and traitors
have put Gen. G. B.. Mcclellan in NOM
iua.ion for Pre.ident and G. H. Pendle.
ton. Of Cincinnati ian srch::irai'or) for
Vice President. The platform is for
peace NH claims 10 be for Union also;
bu, JEFF Davis. the great leader Of the
movement. ssys there shall be nopeace
until the independence Of thc Cou!ed-
eracy is acknowledged. and then there
will be no permanent peace during the
present generation. So the tvo propo-
siii.ns wont work together. We shall
have more 10 sIy Of this movement
hereafter.
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LINCOLN & JOHNSON.


Some Of Lanes TICKS.
Lane goes around over the State boast
ing Of his influence at Washington. But
how does hs succeed there? As he
does every where else. BY trickery.
Instance the following Senators are
Tow charged with the appointments
made at their solicitation or suggestion.
Lane had been charged with as many
a. he MS entitled To, and having severa;
Of his hungry brood sill to supply lie
went TO the President and named some
half.a-dosen men to be appointed to GER
tain positions. saying to Mr. Lincoln that
Senator Pomeroy wished the appoint
men,s made. The President asked why
Pomeroy did not coms himself. and
Lane said. in substance. That owing
to his connection in the Chase secret
circular affair. he felt delicacy in the
matter. bat hat the appointments wonld
be very gratifying 10 Pomeroy.a .and tend
to heal up old sores ETC.. and ,hs, be
(L1ne) had come to make the nomina.
tons for his colleague.
Not presnming that there was any
duplicity in the transaction. the appoint.
ments were made. the President desir.
ing 10 show that lie had no i'll feelings
towards Mr. .Pomeray. and when he saw
that gentleman. mentioned the appoint.
msnts to him. Pomeroy told Old Abe
he Rad been deceived; that when he
wanted any appointments made he wo'd
ask for them himself.
Thus had Lane gone to the President
with lie on his lips and deceit. treach.
cry and hypocraey in his heart. and-by
means of an unblushing falsehood sue
ceeded in getting a number of his
"squealing pigs" teat each to suck At.
This il Lanes boasted influence.
Again. when he wanted to gs;n sci.
6sh end and not appear as an actor in
the premises. namely. the removal ol
tho U. S. District Court from Topeka
60 Leavenwor,h. he went 10 Mr.. Ten
Eycke. chairman Of the Senate TOM
miltee. and told him that Mr.. Pomeroy
was very desirous TO have the bill 60
through. Ten Eyeke saw Pomeroy and
told him what Lane had said. and P.
Sc, him straight. But Lane was no,
satisfied. and wen. again. and had bill
prepared saying he and Pomeroy had
6xed the mater up satisfactorily. The
latter al. tie lime. wac engaged and
Lane expected to get the bill through
before lie was aware Of it. Blu, just ss
Ten ETcke was ready 10 introduce the
bill. lie saw p. and told him he had il
all fixed up. P. again Sc, him hight;
.nd the other brought Lane up TO the
scratch. when The trickster said Ten
Eyckc had misunderstood the matter;
!, was another bill. But Ten Eycke
said that was the only bill they had talk.
ed abou, and there could be no mistake.
B,assy Humbug looked something like
/. Kill, sheep dog. bu, insisted there was
= Misunderstanding when there waa
noue.
And this is the "stateaman that re.
presents Kansas in tho y. s. Senate
And eone men throw up their bats and
yell for him! What q precious idea
they have Of craftsmanship ~nd Lon
es;y.
And some OF the sppoin.ees who are
hanging on to Jim's coat-sail don't seem
TO be aware that they hold their posi-
,ions or Pomersy's credit. A man
must have little self.respect to support
such a Lypocrise. faIsi6er and hickstsr.
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Melr Aarertisrments.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE il hereby CIV. that on Tire 29fh day
IN Of August, A. d. 1874. Letters OF Aaminis,rs-
tion on the Estate ii James C. Lee. decenss d
late ot J. .fferson County, State of Kansas.
were issued Ia Jeremiah wills by The Prob tie
Court OF said County and Sf.t-. All person
having claims agains; snil estate. -.rc require
TO exhibrr them Tor allowance within one ye y
after til, date al ssid letters, or they may ne
prccludtd irrfn any benefit % ssid estate; "a d
Il such claim be MT ex.i ibire.l within three arr
from the date oi said letters. tn, Will he rev
CT b1rr.i. JEREMIAH WILSON
209 -3w&2. ACm,nis,rai.r
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Public Sale.

wiil sell ~ src,ion on Tnur-lav Scp'eubcf
the 2oth. 1854. at - p'ct-ck a. " the 'ci NV q
pr ,perv: 2, ,ai f CIT le icon i.,ing Of cow
snd Young STICK S4 heal oi sheep peir
IN rrs vi Il co.'s. Also on gc,i two hare
wagon and h rues. w,'h v,rie' 'f &, min
tool. J.P TE. KS8URY.
Rock reek. Jrff rson Co. Kansas
N n. rerus liberal s.d msde known a: sal =.
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l,us1d.au,s SaIa.

DY vi.tge ot ~. % des oi the i b-t- Coor. l.
ID I'D 81 s;li tiny, STA al aaBs- s
ns q. tcct,s viii OFF, b.: siis a. psasc alc
Il ~ -urvr, tw.nI, :ws (22j ~ tie hsHss= 8
khw Hrl-a -are.,l La d.. u GaIsl 20. It's aofih
b BE Ut III Kansas Rvr. l., J-fi r-ol Louri
> a.e Il kan~a-, al ti,u : ufs ,'.u-. p.sr is. ie
Town co. O,kaiSosa, j H-rs. u touniy a.
furesaid, nn the 2Sd d of >ePi~nsbe: +.
- 1864, 10 the higses; and best ; oder: To b.
sold IN four equal tracts, to VII: the North West
North Essr. sa,iih- East and .>Ouii- Wes; qunr
te's or "ne-iourtl p IT. o! ssid survey, conta l.
log al ersr 100 acres iu eccs quarter. The ssv-
-ral tract, 10 be offered for aie rs fo!i US: Tin,
Noiib. Ne-' QnarI-r ~ ] ul o K Pm, the ~ Itii
Eat qua / at 2 'e'uck. ~. tbs scu.h.Ei
qu.rt nj 3 1ciock r. y, a,si the sa:. oi Il;
south Ncst quarter at ! o'c.ecK. r. NJ. u SAL.
.iay Tho sale OF srid Land ami every part tIe. e.
of may he adjourned irVn da, to ray uAIi' all L.
: Id
Three hundred dollars of the purchase none,
on cb iraci Ia be p.ii at be coi.fi nla.I.n ii
-iich AL. and the remainder 10 be paid IN MIN.
t.u;sai payments, wit interest IT the Fate o. sew
en- Ter cent. pr aunum. pa, able annual y, u b
-.'ufed b, m"rg ge on the tract tr which ;he
sme IS ne pad And il any annual "a, men
ci The ,if.c PIE. and the iaivres. rayab ani,na
y, either oi ,icm. sh ~ noi bs pad when ID.
>,In- sia b cone due and %, able, then III
= n.I. nt aid paym-n ~ tropi$scry nuie. to-
:.: With the inere-i accrUirg thereon, sh II a.
once bee M au. I'D payable. said Lanas ure
ne i,est bI'i0m i,nds IN Kansas. a,.d c"eT
cd with heavy grown OF vtlnable ,inbrr.
WILLIAM L. BOW n ER.
A Gurd,an uf hu,ies, alas Jaeinih, alirs lily
cirih lee 'npi~, pcreon oi un-ound mind
Ibis 27,n day OF July. a. D. 1854. 205-5t
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lMT'S EAST INDIA CaEFEI.
lewarc uf C'Oun:erfeitsi
sni be sue tie bsckages are labeled
ReptS East india eoffss,

s54 EfeaGe street, New York.
IS tn-re q ntrnsrou- coua-,rtei's af1pat ruter
he Hare "G; ui',e Ea>, !ndi- c. f. e." .Orig-
inai ta, E.'i C,itre," etc. put iorih b. inpos.
io's {. div. he u.w,ry
In sof kss .sGd in xrs # 80, co and
ioC 'ts, r Er GERS ahf i-sge Consumers.
Sold bytis0cers GENERALLY. Or ery from
Country CHER. solicit a, to " ncy, very .ipes
al dlscnsn Ill be n.s.ie
e"e-sl Agsnrs. II edi>h 4 Nolan. and n. .
J. Hsiss to.. y. iIadeIphia A. A. Coulter /
Co.. G n,in&,: e. C.. 6a,be Chic 20, etc.
The Am. kav. Ag-ncy, !ca Bro dway. ~ Va
WI reee We kde's Tor me above mined Coffee
B'si -. tp't. C,rre-ponding Dror. 1913
e AsVuD. ! FOWLER / WELLS.
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Flowers are the delight Of the senses;
and five could see in form the delig hss
ofinnocence.,h delights Of intelligence,
or he delights Of wisdom. they would
still be flowers.
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Men talk a. il victory were something
for'us1 1,e. wo,h s victory. Where.
s,.r x5rk i ,lche. sfr,sfy !. i.et.siei
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savo Ysur Life.

nave Your Life.
nYSPErsIA. EHvslYxsAa Klpnty Cor
IL rLAIx1, Sick anl Nervous H. sdsrh.,. Neu. !.
rsigis, Gravel. fsuer. DssS-rs Itch and Bad.
n,ss. A TSooa1Q % ~ sboss -lisesses wi;h
sheie sss@o9 - 1laAreHs CyAR. ssnt f,s.
= s.,.,s ss' s. s. Ae:sS :sSlASsg 3 gas. % y. > .
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Tho same correspondence that isbe'
tween thirst IN the stomach. and wafer
IN the spring. exists between the whole
II man and the wbole Of nature.
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SheriH's Sale.

Oliver +. Moss, \. .bert W. Don ,.l, Leonidas
VI. Lawson and II, I'd h Lawsoa, his wi.e
james u Moe. JVnn UOaiy an. John ber
rus. 7. Ai.en, hu + ,-s. jose u I Fhid. WI
/, :. lily e.. John ca n,nn ne ank oI a.
Stale OF MI-.oir az. Tie Fa,neTs Ia. Z
3,I,.UII .i8int,tls
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Law osv,cr OF a. E P.'',|
O.xsln,sA. July 15e-

O.kAloosA. July i5's.
Having perfected arra'gssJ
now prepared 10 prosees..,
claims sesins, the gosesn1s.i Il !
Back Pay. Boun,ies a1o !.
Of q similar nature aitsedso y
earliest possible di'pa'ss. ~
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RIVER PRICES

The ma,toc of Live snd La Liss's
Us ia .nr aoa'i -.
Call and see Us before
elsewhere. A, the old UTE
stand. North Eas, Corner Of "
sui Delaware Streets.
1866 COY q wv