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CATARRH REMsDY.

THIS Is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUNBUG,
f0tten up to dupe the ignorant and credulous, Ior
is 1t represented n being ''composed Of rare and
precious substances brought from the four
corners Of the earth carried times the
Great Desert Of Sahara on the hacks Of fourts en-
camels, and brought across the Atlantic Dream in
two Ships" II Is simple, mild, sootAisg Remedy,
q peyfec1 Specific for CATARRH and COLD IN THE
HAD" also Tor offensive Breath, Loss or IMPAIR
ment Of the Sense Of Smell, Taste Hearing, wa
tering Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure in the Head,
when caused, n they all not unfrequently are, by
the violence Of Catarrh.
I offer, in good faith, a standing Reward Of $500
for \ case Of Catsrrh that I cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS.
Sent by mail, post paid, receipt Of Sixty CENTS
-Four packages for 81. 90 or dozen for $500.
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Adore the Proprietor,
Il. ". PIERCE, N. D.,
jy2ld&v6l DaGhlo, N. Y.
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60 - Ssai 4 3tsSsss !: 8. s1sssS
WoR. q -, ~,
To he &.als a.d Houx a Representatives,:
WAsarNsToN, July 15-Your sEteatim d
respectfully called to the nece@ity Of EAasing
m Indian aPpropriation bill before the mem-
befs Of COngreH separate. Without such an
appropriation Indian hostilities are sure 10
ensue, and with them suffering and loss of
lives, and the expenditures vast as compared
with the amount asked.
The latest intelligence from Europe indi-
Gates the imminence Of war between France
and North Germany. In view Of this q
sound policy indicates the importance Of
some legislation tending to enlarge the CON-
mercial marine interests of this country.
The vessels of this country, at the present
time, are insufficient to meet the increase
which the existence of a war in
Europe will impose upon
the commerce Of the United States, and I
submit to the consideration of Congress the
interests of the country will he advanced by
the opportunity offered to our citizens to pur-
chase vessels Of foreign construction for the
foreign trade. An act to this effect may be
limited in its action to meet the exigency.
The foreign mail service Of the United
States is in a large degree dependent upon
the Bremen and Hamburg lines of steamers.
The POstOffice Department has entered into
contracts in writing with the two companies
above named, and with Williams & Guion's
line respectively for a regular continuous
service Of two years. The only arrangement
that could be made with the Inman and
Cunard lines is temporary, ard may be
broken off at any time The North German
lines are frst-class in point of speed and
equipment, their steamers usually making
the trip ACROSS the Atlantic in from "a to 36
hours in advance of Williams 4 Guion.
Should the North German steamers be
blockaded or impedcd by France, our postal
with foreign nations will be greatly
unless Congress interpWe for
its relief l suggest to Congress the propsiety
Of further POstponing the time Of adjourn
ment with the view Of considering the ques-
lion herein communicated.
(Signed) .. S. GRANT.
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II IdE xXk1D8NTS IL A0R.
WASHINGTON, Jnly Is Withoa openins
the doors for adjournment aae de lie TIM
ws exteaded from noon until 2 O'Clock; and
then to O'Clock.
At 20 Tie doom opened and measaee
received from the President calling seaeaGioa
to the breaking cat of war in EsIupe and
the necessity Of some action On he part ol
Congress relative TO our shipping illeseas.
The message was read and subsequeafly q lin
to encourage ship building for Eseien tr.de
and other purposes Wa taken up. Various
amendments were olesed 10 the bin, among
them one BY Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, re-
arictiny the time during which Americas
registers may lie issued 10 foreign built ves-
sels to three months instesd Of eighth.
Wilson fixing the period 1t Eve month";
by which time Congress could extend It Il
necessary.
Alter long discussion. the bill vas laid
aside finally.
GEORGIA CREDENTIALS.
Mr.. Stewart, on leave, presented the ere
dentialk Of Richard H. Whitley and Henry
Z. Farrow, senators elect from Georgia.
Faid on the table.
ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
Messrs. Wilson and Casserly were APP
pointed committee, in conjunction with .
committee of the House, to inform the Pre-.
sident that Congress was ready to adjourn.
They subsequently reported that the Presi-
dent had no further communication to make.
Mr.. Chandler made an Intellectual effort to
get up a bill which had been discussed by
Mr.. Bayard, who had the floor, but declined
to yield.
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Leavenworth, in said State.
Owen Duffy. Plaintiff,
samuel B. varney, Hannah $.
vsrney and Robert NJ. Shoe
maker, defendants.
VOU, THE ABOVE NAMED ROBERT NJ
i SHOEMAKER, are hereby notified that you,
and Hannah s. Yamey, have been sued by the
above named plaintiff, Owen Duffy, in the above
named Court, and that said plaintiff has In said
Court fled his petition against you and the other
defendants above named in said suit, and that you
must answer said petition on or before the 18th day
Of August, A. d. 1870, or said petition will he
taken true, and judgment rendered accordingly
IL the following nature, to-wit: That unless you
and your codefendants, or you or zone Of them, or
some for you them, shall pay or cause to be
hxed by the Court, the amount due to said plaintiff
on certain prUnissory note, dated Of the sth day
If May A. d. 1869, bys which S. B. Narney prom
,,ed to pay Twelve %4ns a,.sr '.e sa.e e.r
with interest thereon at the rate OF twelve per cent
per annun, from the maturity thereof then the
following described tracts Of land, situate, and Oe
ing in the County Of Lcavenworth and State Of
Kansas, namely: The southwest quarter Of section
twenty-One (2l), in township eleven QD Of range
twenty-one "a also lots numbered one u), two
(2), three (3), four az, twenty-One CID, twenty
two l22), twenty-three CD, and twenty-f31r l1D'
In block Numbered five (5l, in the town Of Tonga
noxie, which said Samuel B. varney and hsnnae
5. yarney, his wife, mortsaged, on the sth day OF
May, A. d. 1863, to said plaintiff to secure the
payment Of said note, he ID without redemption
therefrom by the Sheriff Of said county, and that
The proceeis arising from such sale be applied to
the payment of the costs Of this suit, and the
amount due said plaintiff said note. with inter
est ON such amount At the rate Of twelve per cent
per snnum from time Of rendition Of such
and that you, the said Robert N. shoemaker, to
eether With your co-defendants herein above
named, and all and each Of them, and all persons
claiming uuder, by, or through you, or them, or
either Of them be forever barred, and foreclosed Of
and fiUm all and any right, and equity Of redemP,
ton, and other right whatever Of on, in or to SAID
that you and they, and all persons claiming from
under you them, or either Of them r. ordered,
required and adjudged to deliver possession OF said
tracts Of land and every Of them to the grantee or
grantees in every deed made in pursuance Of such
sale 20 soan ~ demand thefe6or shall he made.
Dated Leavenvosth City, Kansas, July u. 1870
CLOCGH WHEAT,
;-sv Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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WARRINGTON.

Mev ehe D<ouruNlU0 - War was De.
ss.vs s...: ARsreke s:s3s. na.1
CsssFSsa-TSe Geoslla Dil1 SiGnea.
WAsnsG1ox, July 15-The Speaker
laid before the House despatch just re-
ceived from Paris BY the Associated Pres,
announcing declaration, in Paris, By the
C0saitstionsd, that in consequence Of the
insults offered to the Preach Minister n
Ems, France accepts the war which Prussia
offers. 1t produced . sensation and indica-
ticns of satisfaction among the members.
The Cosmittes ef 0Wference On the In
dian appropriation bill have agreed to r.
port. The amount + about the same IS pro-
posed by the Senate 81, OO0, 600.
They have evaded the point in dispute BE-
tween the two Houses, namely: The Indian
treaties Of 1867 and 1868, made by the Sher-
man Peace Commissioners by neither Affirm
ing or denying their validity. The provso
agreed upon BY the Indian Conference Com
mittee is, that nothing contained in the bin
shall be taken or held to affirm the validity
of the treaties made bv the Peace Commis-
sioners.
The European news produces much ex-
element in and about the Capitol, the
President, Cabinet and Congressmen sharing
in the interest.
The Executive Session last night cOntin-
ued till 3 clock this 4 m.
The Senate again met At 3 O'Clock and u
half pat nine went into Executive Session.
The Senate Confirmed, slser long dehaae
Frank F. Frelinehysoo, Of n. J., Envoy
ExtnosdinAry and Niniater PIeaipossnGiary
70 London, vice Lathrop Motley, recalled
vote 40 aeainA 3, namely: leszS Robert
son, Ros and Sps.eue- NJ, Sumner did no
vote. The President sighed de Georgil
bin. The Indian Bmean hae received III,
following telesEsm from Col Chambess:
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OllAHA.


Fearful TornoAO-HOPse Thieves Dts.
g1isea - Indiana.
OMAHA, July 16.-A terrible tornado
passed over the town of Grand Island, Ne
braska last evening, blowing down several
buildings and unroo6ng several Others. The
roof of the round house of the N. r. r. 4.
was blown of, and their wind mill blown
down. Loss estimated at from SIC, 600 to
$4,000. No loss Of life. The same storm
passed over this place last evening, and al
though the wind was terrible, no serious
damage was done here.
A special to the Republican to-day, from
Platsmoufh, SAYS that letter received from
York county states that news was brought IN
by . party of hunters that some of Captain
Spauldings men had run into gang
horse thieves, IS in numter, disguised
and painted n Indians. The soldiers cap
tured ten of them and hung three Of the vii
lainx, taking the others to camp. 1t BE-
lieved that these men have been committing
degradation along the frontier Of Nebraska
for some time. A large party Of soldiers,
some Of whom have host valuable horses, are
m thc;r trark
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We leam from = gentleman who came
down from Concordia Yesterday, that Mr..
Albert Green, who resides On frn ncaz
Conoordia, v.s shot through The body vhile
watering his cattle On Sunday, b. soase n
s.nin unknown, and Il i generally sPPossd
that he cannot i've. Tie wuandsd ~ -.
lieves that ose Darling oomniesed de 81,
md Dszling has been azIested. lE: Grsec
, ~ y Be . psscsah'e diis.s - the -
nafuIaIy onAes gseet exdnn1 n -
usieAbolhood We vim give 11leh9 paEe5e
uln neH wssk-Oss3ss As1x
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ROCHESTER, July 15.-The Commercial
Union Convention was organized this morn
ine. Several hundred de3eg.ies were pres
ent. including many prominent men. Gov.
Fs;rchid, Of Wisconsin, Gov. Merrill, Of
Iowa, and ex-Gov. Seymour, were an.ang the
number. Nathaniel Sands, Of New York,
was chosen President, and addressed the
delegates. The Objects Of the Convention
is to ship transportation by canal, the lakes,
Fox River, Mississippi River and Paci6c
Railroad, all of which were demanded. Mr..
Sands exposed the drawback put on business
prospects By iniquitow fogyism in the man.
assment Of our great inland marine, argued
ably for the extension of the Erie Canal, en-
larEed and perfected Mississippi River, and
. grand centre Of western commerce.
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A CASE of feminine daring is related Of a
Virginia belle, who rode 10 the edge Of a
precipice, and de6ed any man Of the party
with whom she was riding to follow her.
Not a man accepted the challenge; but a
tantalizing youth stood on his head m his
saddle and dared the lady 10 do that
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Cleanse the system, then tho time for a chill
draws on, cover warmly in he'd ard take cupfu Of
hot water, with one two teasposnfuls Of the Mag
netio Balm sweetene,. with brown sugar, also bathe
back and stomach with the Balm and remain quiet.
Rep at il necessary.
n0-An Of the above medicines are soldsby Drug
gists everywhers.
T.. RANSOM, Il CO., Propr.
jy23lSwe2 Buffalo, n. Y.
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DENVER, Col, July l4.-Jerome B.
Chafiee was nominated ny the Republican
Convention yesterday, as delegate to Con-
gre-s. The Convention wa- very harmoni-
Gus, and the nomination Of Chafiee was unan-
imOus. The resolutions indOrse the admin
istration Of Grant, approve the readmissiOn
of the States lately in rebellion upon civil
and political equality before the law, oppose
class Legislation, welcome to the Territory
the poor and oppressed of all nations, prom
ising them freedom and the rights and priv
iliges becoming to the most favored mericans,
condemn the importation Of coolies or other
bonded laborers as first steps towards new
system of slavery detrimental to the interests
Of the laboring classes; thinking it but simple
Justice that government should make apprO-
priations for erecting needed public build
ings for territories, make liberal laws to en-
courage and secure reclamati0ns Of unim-
proved lands where irrigation is necessary by
donations Of alternate legal provisions to
persons retaining; encourage wagon roads
and X. K; protection against Indians by es-
tablishing military posts; condemns the In
dian policy: commend the spirited action Of
Gen. Sherman rs the dawn of better era
for rights, settlers and the cause of civiliz-
alton.
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
v e r N IF u g E !

TT Is NOW OVER FORTY YEARS SINCE TIL s
L medicine was offered as remedy fur Worms, and
until at the present day il Is almost universally
knowleiged throughout nearly all Parts Of the world
to be the sovereign remedy. Worm Confections
than of overcoming The disease, have seen manu-
actured all over the country but their short lease
Of lie Is nearly exhausted and b. A. Fahnestock'
dren oiicn look pale and siciiy from no other eame
than worms, and spasms are most frequently the n
suit Of these hidden sPpers and miner
craving food and eating ravcnousy, again refusing
wholesome diet, tossing restlessly in sleeping, moan
ing and grinding the teeth, then he assured these
symptoms are indications Of worms.
Uneasines and pain in the abdomen, With SWELL
ing and hardness, are generally attendant upon the
presence Of these hidden sappers and miners:
Many helpless child has been laid in the grave,
when the disease which caused its death has beer'
entirely misunderstood, and when worms have re
ally been the cause. II has been proved beyond
cavil, that worms exist in the human system from
earliest infancy therefore Parents-especiay moth
en, Who are moFe constantly with their children,
cannot BE- too obsevvant IL the first symptoms Of
worms, ior 80 surely n they exist, can they he
safely and speedily removed from the most delicate
infant, by the use u b. A. Fahnestock's Vermi-
Physicians do not hesitate to recommend it an6::
nent Of the profession, from all parts Of the country
testify TO its uniform In fact, il NEVER
FAILS. 1t has frequently been given to children
as sac puISAtive, uOt susISVtIHS thr rSu>S VI
illness, and large quantities Of worms were dis
charged and immediate relief afforded.
Great caution must he used by every purchaser to
he his own judge in one sense and to examine every
hottie be buys Of II. The simple name Of FAHNE-
Stock is not suficiet He must look closely and
carefully 10 that the initials are b. a. FAHNE-
STOCK, and be satisfied with nothing else.
SCHWARTZ & HASLErT,
SUCCESSORS TO
n A. EAHNESTO(,Ks SON..
PITTsBCRGH, Pa.
SOLE PROPRlETORS.
aucs1dOaw&w6S
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IMPORTANT TO nORSEMEN

Prof Anders,n's Dcrmador is the best Linment
in use for horsS. This fact is shown by numerous
letters from an parts Of the country. late one
reads As follows:
''We have been experimenting with your Derma-
dor on horse flesh and1fnd il very superior rene
dy-much superior to the famous .'Garglng Oil, -
or any other linimcnt we ever u I'll in our livery
stable. Please send US two dozen large bottles by
express, {. U. u.
fours respectfully
WATSON 4 COOPER.
Indiana
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DIR. j. h. MiDlcr's
Universal Magnetic Balm

Cuers as il hy:S,agnetic Infiunce, Neuralgia and all
pain, and is Therefore properly termed magnetic
Balm.'' 1t is purely a vegetable preparation. II
has equal as remedy for Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Diarrea, Dysentery, Collie and all Bowel Com
plants. Its timely use will cure Colds, Group,
Diptheria, Quinsy and all Throat affections.
" 1en properly used Fever and Ague, and othe.
com, plants incident to our Western and Southern
eli easily hr.keu
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STATE OF KANSAS, y.
City and County a Leavenvosth.
nlHE SPECIAL TAX WARRANTS ISSUED BY
i the City Clerk Of the City d Leavenvorth,
County and Slate aloseaiA, to T. Krans,el for con-
AruetinG AdevaA O Tie noFth side Of KickaPoo
strsst, &ua sixth stsee1 70 Seveath.
To the nme party fR constructing . sidewalk q
tie south do efChesokee street., iron Water street
Mnin styeeG
To Michel Stantoa fnr sEnaing the alley through
Block ts2l ixty-tvo, city Psyp1.
Not having been paid within the time prescribed
BY ~, sAsselse, Iseice b hereby given that will
IN aFaxately, # ny o4ce, 1t the Market House,
o0nef sffiAA md shawnee streets, In rom No. >,
in Ne City q lnvesUssth, between the hours Of
10 = easek Q. - nd 3 o dick p. n, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST StA. 1s7e.
Al pehaie ase1isa, tie several lots of and herein-
aaef described, q mech thereof - viii be Deces-
~ - pay TIE taxeH, penalty nd ehaEge asssa.ed
upoa he nd lSes I'D lands - alEesaid, together
vttA = thereon 70 wit:
0ak. Tax, Resalty, &e.
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Cry TSsasusss.
BIZ =. HADogS, DsPsiy.
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HOUSE.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.


| IT, M-.. n
| :I - a..
rs. :. .s IN, viz -. oon
90 ws .'N'1"' q. 'ii sus"e'e, Icing
- M spPl'P. EI vi. .u Amer u' S
'ne 49, 'eu !" Sl "a 'a'e
MnE."a:, ~ess IA E s:;u iA''"'eS
eHPi'""'e" conference O"l'"'"'ee'
CONTESTED ELECTION.
Inc majority ana n,noriiy reports IN the
c9nse,aeu eiecioh c1Se On oolelos against van
HON. made PoaPonemeot 70 next session.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate Joint resolution pokpo0ing the
hour of adjournment till two O'Clock con-
CURED in. Mr.. Dawes renewed concurrent
resolution extending the session till 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Eldridge sought the hocr and was mott
fed by the Speaker il he persisted, there
not be adjournment to-day, to which he
replied IN an excited manner that the action
OF the Speaker was Outrageous; loud calls to
ORDER. Inc speaker put the qnese'on on
Postpoang hour OF adjournment and declared
1t carried.
CLERKS PAY.
Various propositions looking to payment
Of clerks during recess voted down amid
much confusion, and then the House took
recess.
APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
MI. Dawes, from the Commerce Committee
on the Appropriation bill made a report
recommending concurrence in the Senate
amendment, with the condition that It be
not co. !.s in'o amfniAns OF ul'A 1a
any: VII" any pc"sI ~ "s oe1.e over 'ns
su.( e ~ S.a.eu VT. .nS =. A. ~ s s
notninS OUT tne u1.s'e'lgnte Oh .ne qosslon
untli tne next Session. ne s"""l"eo inc
report without argument.
MI. sargent sought inc noor' oot met win
Sho %I u we've, que1Alon, %.
Inc rePof: vas .sreeN 10 a"ef INC woe
was taKeh; MI. sarge" rn1ea tnAt tne
nouse naa ey aus aa'cn yle.sa tns Gnose
Rlincaple loognI !r tne ist 'nree se:sao':s.
II was = surI rs IN 'aa, !" ever Id
prihcpie. Snou's vi non Al All.
CUBA.
Mr.: Wilkinson moved to suspend the rules
and adopt resolution reciting the immense
ness of the war in Europe, the state Of the
insurrec4ion in Cuba, and the probability Of
SPANS losing all control over the island,
and its being seized and held by France, and
authorizing the President, If it became nee
esary during the recess, to protest against
and prevent such seizure; to recognize the
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PRAIRIE chickens are said to be very
plentiful this season in Kansas.

An Eastern moralist affirms that the only
difference between the sling Of David and
that of the present dayis, that the sling
throws David and not GOliah.
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nIPTBERIA.

TRASK'S OINTMENT has been extensively
used for the past two years with success for
the prevention, relief and cure of that dreadful
scourge, Dipsheria, and is doubt, the best
known remedy. For this disease it should he ap
piled freely to the Throat and Chest, and covered
with a hot flannel.
Sold by all Druggists Price . and 30 cents
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DIR. 4. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT

For the cure Of Inhammatory Diseases-Dptheria
Group, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal Irritation,
Burns, Frost Bites, Chilblains. Piles, Pimples
the face, Salt Rheuni. Itch, Old Sores Bald Head,
Sore eyes, EXPLANATION OF THE BOWELS,
and Collie. In fact the hest outward application
that can lie used for man and beast.
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Publication Notice.

STATE or KANSAS,
LEAvENwORTH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in the County Of
Leavenworth, in said State.
Oven Duffy Plaintiff
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FOR MAN OR BEAST.
valuable Col ibination discovered by celebrated
Chemist.
Its free app alton to innamed sores and surfaces
on both Man and Beast, in very short time re-
ieves the pain and soreness, and the hot angry and
red serface becomes cool, moist and natural and by
continued application and attention the part is
restored 10 health
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FOR GROUP, wHOoPING COUGH ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COLDS, COUGHS, AND ALL AZ
FECTIONS Of THE THROAT AND LUNGS
TENDING To CONSUMPTION. SAFE AND
EEFECrUAL FOR CHILDREN.
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Al tn sc..son Of the year when Coughs and
Colds a;e troublesome, every family should have
safe AM eertsan remedy at hand Dr. RANSOM'S
HIVE sYRCP AND TOLU is the very thing. 1t
is very pleasant for children Ia take. and is a
tain cue fer GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, COUGHS, and all anec-
tons of;the THROAT AND LUNGS.
Sold ~ Druggists. Price Is cents per bottle
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iy2GlNwe2
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BITTER CORDIAL.

NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
- II u u II q .
CELEBRATED
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ESPECIAILY VALUABLE.
RENOvAt..
BOOT & SHOE STORE

J. H. X "A L b F. I. +: I s H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-12

There was boat race between fashionable
Young ladies on Lake George last week. -Four
lwo-uared boats were entered, each with
crew OF tHo young girls ana gentleman 10 lor
coxswain. The youug ladies' wearing the CO.
ors mink and white won in ii minutes the
Others came up in 1880. l4:45, and HOO.
Tie coxswain OF the pink and white boat Was
4 young Japanese gentleman.