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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

the character Of their eorrespon-
dent, and have given the names
and places Of residence OF men
whose veraeity and standing no
man will question. We have not
dealt in abuse or defamation; but
have presented the evidence with a
full knowledge Of our RESPONSE
bility to Richardson and the
public, to the end that these
papers may take their own course,
with a full knowledge OF all the
surroundings. Gov. Clayton was
a Democrat at the time that Butler
and Logan were Democrats, and
his record for loyalty and Repnb-
licanism can suffer little OF the
hands of the keeper ofalOw drink
ing shop; If papers like the Tri-
bnne, would close their columns
and cease lending their respecta-
bility to "men that line OUT bnelT
words and anger"
We have in our possession alet'
ter written by Richardson, to a
lady in Chicago, in which he sug-
gests leaving this country and 60
ing TO Europe with her, without
going through the fOrmality Of
getting married but he does not
tell her what provision he will
make for his present wife during
his absence. II either Ofthe Fri.
bunes have any doubt on the sub
ject all they have to do Is To write
to some person whose integrity
they may have confidence in, and
we will take pleasure IN showing
it, and inasmuch as Richardson
speaks in Auditory terms OF Gov
ernor Murphy and Lieut.. Gov
ernor johnson, we suggest that
they be requested to examine the
letter.
" .
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
DOgs''s..Msrk Twain's
aIaUOVy Of the ROunder Of the
Family aud Descendants.

Appropos of the present excite,
ment about the "dog-ordinance,'
Mark Twain has presented the
following Indictment:
When Noah disembarked at Ar
arrat be had scarcely touched the
pier when he proceeded to tally
his passengers. He had just
checked his last item in the list
a Mr.. and Mrs. Bedbug-when the
bringing figure Of a q%uadruped
came sneaking down the gang
plank with his tail between his
legs. "Drat it, If there amt that
yaller dOgF says Noah, aiming q
vicious kick with his brOgaD at
the brute. But, with facility born
of long and bitter experiences, the
brute lodged the Projectile and
calculating 'kiyi," which Is Syr-
lac for declined with thanks" or
mot for Joe" he disappeared
while Noah, who had his sea legs
on, was unable TO recover his
equilibrium, and sat down with
emphasis on the back Of his head.
Noah arose, and in accordance
with the style presented among
patriarchs, he proceeded to sOothe
his afTrOnted dignity by pro-
nOuncing 4 variegated anathema
upon the yaller dog, which had
Enthusiastically sneaked unOb.
served on board, in the confusion
of putting to sea, and capsized the
captain at the first port. He
cursed that dog in body, limb,
bark, hide, hair, tail and wag, and
all his generations, relations and
kindred, by consanguinity or af'
finity, and his heirs and assigns.
He cursed him with endless hun
ger, with perpetual fear, with pc.
rennial laziness, with hopeless
mango, with incessant 6eas and
with his tail between his legs
He closed his stock of maledic'
tons bya sparkling display ofpy
rotechnics, from the demOralizinl
effect of which the yaller dog has
never recovered.
With this curse sticking to hin
like q revenue stamp, the yalleI
dog can't help being "cussed.'
He don't try TO help it. He fol.
lows NOah's programme with
sneaking fidelity. He is IN Ish'
malite among the dogs, He re-
ceives the most oppressive courte'
sizes In the form Of briCkbats, bootl
and hot water, which make biz
life an animated target excursion
He boards around Ike q district
school teacher, and It is meal time
with him twenty-fOur hours in the
Iday. The rest Of the time he han.
kers after something to eat. az
il too Omniverous for an epicure
Cram him at Delmonlco's and ht
would hunger for desert from Al
bany boarding house.
ne can't be utilized. He lie toe
,ltired. As a swill- cart locomotive
a hunter or a sentinel, he Is an ig
, DomInious failure. Thedog churI
/. was Q stragetic attempt to employ
) his waste energies, but he hadn'
I anv waste energies, and and but
ter had too much self.respect +
q come" at his persuasion. D
1.-THE dog churn was dropped.
!. Nosausage maker dare f0reel0s
/ his lien on the yaller dog, lest b
customers, 40 longer "soothe
i and sustained BY his unfalseFinI
trust transfer their patronage I
some less andacioas dealer. ~
aaTages who admire baked dol
and aho cen eEen attack trips AZ
explore the mysteries e haz
without diamaY, asknoul g
ffgaila doc g hs 20 mHen e
iatIenIailf
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
AS A BLOOD PURnFIm
IT HAS E0 EQUAL
szEHa Foa9lvnF
.Ths most Fswerfal Vegetable Alisras
tive let Dlssogsra Ma
DISEASES OF THE blood

~Tho IIfe o. the Gosh lain ne nl1hdH hR
scEiptual maxim thnt science rfogeg e V
trus. The peoplstalk Of bad slaed. e ths
cause Of many dIseases, and Tia mHny 30,
ulAr opinions, this Of bad blood i i0anQsAi -
truth ~
Thu symptoms o. bad blood ~ nsaailT
qnile ~plasn-bad D-lsesllon--eaasea lmper-
Iecg nutfIll0a, and consequently ~ olftns
lAtisais feeble, the son tssHes laoso AelF
lsne nnd elasticity. and ne easue heseHa
pale, broad. and frequently severed wa
pasey, uhlas coat. This eaadltlpn a
ahows lholi II Eoughnasl o. fhs shln. zAm &
In nRurFSvR and ~UECsHAEHga diseases. and
when long eantinaed. results N aeisas
Iesloas Of ne Brain, Liver, Lunns g nrl- 3
nary appsEatas. Much, very muah ~
Ing Il eauaoa BY Impure blood y 4 eaii.
aaatsa By soms. thas eas-anh e Ne hunan 5.
family are e6eotod with aoFolaia in aamq
foxm.
whsa ne Blooal b pure asa nss g !
nable % any dlsoa,e. Mani Apul1ies q 4
the Blood arise ifom impuIa discaaes %
~laEgeelties. Eradicate every impusity nom
the fountain Of Ire. md gpod ppilif1, aif
skih and vital strength VIII return p sou
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

He always messages 70 belong 0I
a ragged, t0bacco-chewing, wins
kyarinking maslsr, whose ousl-
ness g swapping dogs and eyaalas
the dog tax. The yalles dos
acquainted with himself, and be
enjoys the intimacy with edifying
contempt. he sinks along
through life, on E diagonal dog
trot, as If in dOVht as 10 which
end to him Is entitedto the preCe-
dence.
He Is always pervaded By q
hang dog sense Of guilt, and when
retributive tinWaFe b fastened "a
his tail, be fees from the wrath %
come with a horriiled celebrity
which ought to be very suggestive
to two legged sinners of'a simiIaI
ordeal In store for them.
The yaller dog is-well, to
speak In italics, he 10 a SLOUGH.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
The Missing stsameF-ssnsoFssts
leg "Reminiscences.

A New York letter writer says:
The City Of Boston and her fate
have to q great extent passed out
Of the minds Of the public, but
there are many family circles
where the lost steamer and her
precious freight Of human life can
never be forgotten. OF one Of
the victims of that unknown
tragedy at sea, some hitherto
Unpublished particulars are Of
peculiar interest. Among the
passengers was q gentleman Ofthis
city, who, in days gone BY, had
been well known In business cir
cles here. or late years he had
been unfortunate, and loss Of
property affected his intellect.
From various causes he had lost
the means Of maintaining his ac-
customed aiiuent position, and
the Masonic Lodge to which
he had belonged bought pas
sage tickets for himself and
wife on the Inflated steamer, and
provided him with funds to take a
tripto Europe, visit relatives IN
Ireland, and see what could be
done toward the restoration Of his
enfeeblCd health and disOrdsTed
intellect. The unfortunate but
hopeful gentleman started with biz
wife and two children, and friends
we're at the steamer 70 bid hin
Godspeed. He was never heart
of again. One Of his Masoni'
friends, however, bethought him
self. on the very day Of sailing, Y
look after the travellers life insuE
ance policy, and discovering tha
A.. wit as within eight hours of ca
piration, had it renewed, thus q
curing $4,000 for a surviving chill
who remained behind. It Is VOL
thy Of note that the wife, VIII
. shared her husbands sad fate, va
, startled just before starting on tn
/ voyage e. the hearing Of the loi
: at sea Of tWo brothers, and but
g few days ago attended the tuner
d of her father. Certainly such
I. succession Of calamit0us circuI
q stances Is as rare 90 It 10 saddle
4 ing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

Il aTsmedy Of Wonderful Rncaoy IN ne
cure OF diaeas' ; o. the kiunaga and Bladder. "a
10 these Affections ISIS - near q specific na
any reIne1, can Be- IL dof1 fs WoIk kindly
silently, and surely Aba Helioi uhioh
ahofds IL both certain = ~ptrsoptsle
Diseases Of the KianaED and Blaaasrs
Persons unaeqHeIaia1 Wiz ne sfEue,nIs
AMI mnetsaua ~ t. Al4naFa c1nna9 este
mae the fntpoffaneso n their AeoftAa aaA
Regular anu e~nhleient nctinh % taa Hias
neyhie ha important. naV even nnnra % ftan
regularity 0fihe beHelS. TIE Ki1heFs re-
moyo fum The blood lAcaa 4dcta mat1erM
which, II permit d % lemalh, wonlH angsa-
IL dcreo7 Lin. a tola sasreneiea ~ ttr
uflnaFy DISCHARGES VIII occasion dessa ron
thirty. ei1 % foFty.eiahf teHr4.
When the Urine III VUidea In small Gum
Titles e the time, Of wh-n Tiers u : eiep1e
sinon 70 UTinale more fEtgnebUy thsn naS-
nFalh pr whtn the Urine 4 high c1Iefea 81 a.
sealding with Wtaknest u tA4tmaH oLtl4
taek. IL shot ID not be ttiHeH " 10 81 aelnYe
ed, but koaroo should te takcn at eaee
remedy ne dinieuigY, beleTa 3 IG4lpn e re
organs tales place. Mo1t 81 the oIeeaE4ao 81
the Bladder originals rNml AQsaof iAt KID
heyh, the Ufine beng imHszleaty seoftte4
p me ktnnoya, prove irKiAan4 - l44 4i44s
Der ald Urinary paftsgft. Wien Re
leet that medietna never NeAehtA tA9 IEH
neyb except through the eenefAA clranlAAaA
0ftho blood. We Sc how aeca1aFT e q q 81
kssp the Fountain Of Liz Pure.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

An unnatural mother the other
night left a three weeks old babe
on the door steps Of Col. Signaigo,
of the Grenada Sentinel. Foolish
woman, the man is an editor!
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
KoSKOo'i:
Mso. with sRRATsVcoEss IN be sassef
Diseases Of the xerssus sysssn. 20.

Almost nine.teHfhs af err people soEaF
from nervous ezhautuon. and Ara thET1s
fore, liable 70 Ne oonc1nll44t 1IIla e mone
- aaW&At+NI 4@AANH A
ne brain, Insanity and c14plt1a
down o. the general health HAou HE
euGorlna to-day with bfdk4Asaaaa
tYatoune, ard unfortunately. tohaeea nIee=
phsuicnlsl aro causing diEeAa IS ia attl~
Gas systsm iylseEeass e : zeAsla " zA
i I'M symptoms = which fizozZA &H
Aerpous system siyefiso. ~ aa -
tollouet a dull heavy lesIInMlN s41 head.
s0melimes more ar lem Severe nai@ - hnaHs
achoi Periodical ueaaAeA8 UIzzaaa
Aoltea o. Ringing IN the nic1aHaaItaa
z4t49i 44Mn0leI3 L05a e 44MCxE N411-
uon 0taplflHt Starting daring NtzAHI had
Dreamsi Hesiiatian III AngNoFfnH nn6S-
tontf UullnegB 81 Honf1HHt TwItthfrr n
the Faco and AFu1f - Whica, II hat
promptly bealea teaa b Paralysis. uaIHs
nm msanitB lmnptSneys 6ppptnzs 30.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

JOHN 7. Evans 10 fraudulently
representing himself as a Mason.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

AeaIlow q gcllnu ocler 81 The skin, o.
golouil1s6stHn spola a. TIE fate ena olhnr
Para 81 ~ tp4ftdu Eels and 4lpusineas,
he mouehs inlernai hantf r. mnny cases n
Dry, natin9 couEhf unsteady enH1tlnf
semellne9 sour tamno1, with 3 faI8IBg o.
The f1odi = bloasea ~ nll 11ling ahanf ne
ts1l1aeh and sidati ~aR9ravaftnH pains In TIE
tulenea oolunsae q tho qEtemiii1A &a
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

SIoNAIe0 says there ls ahaunted
chimney near Grenada.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
Symptoms of Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is In the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder.
blade, and it frequently extends TO
the top Of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for q rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach Is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general arc eOstiye,
sometimes alternative with lax the
head Is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with q dull, heavy sensation
In the back part. There Is generally
q considerable loss Of memory, ac-
cOmpanied with 4 painful sensation
Of having LEFT undOne something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough Is sometimes an A.
tsndant. The patient complains Of
wearine,s and debilityY he Is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains off prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try il. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occnrrea where few
Of them existed, yet examination Of
the body, after death, has shown the
Liver to have been sxiensivelylde-
ranged. ga1n 81.
AGUB AND FEVER.
DR. M'LAnI's LwER PIrEs, IN
cAsEs o. AouE AND FEvRK, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
Of the most happy reanlti. Ne better
cnthaftic can b utsd preparatory ID
or after taking Quihihs. We Wonld
advise al whe are Afflicted with thil
disssse TO give them ! FAIR gRiAl.
FLEMING BRO8s RITIsnuHzH, Pa,
H.8 na.lafs m1 #4tra er If
fffm r E ~ a.
Hs a1 AN
MAsa,
E4gaA.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

IEE UKE4T HHEBHdItHA
WhlsA KolEas has e e
; Grsat end Feed
Aup THn LAnaa ~ 1oHl44
whlsA are euznfiy neng eeA
Rhrsisisns. sna pegse AeH ~
0gHEB ~ r. usa q ea E11llIE4 1905
ITs naMAmgAn1H vkE91s
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
AGUB AND FEVER.


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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
PROCLAMATION.

ny lhc President Of the United States.
WHEREAS, 1t behooves people, sensible
Of their dependence on the Almighty, pub
licly and collectively, TO acknowledge their
gratitude for his favors and mercies, and
humbly to bescech for their continuance;
and, '.i'
WHEREAS, The people Of the United
States, during the year about to end, have
special cause to be thankful for general pros
perity, abundant harvest, exemption from
Pestilence, foreign war, and civil strife; now,
therefore,: &c '.a' i1E ITs'
Be it known, that /, Z. S. Grant, Prci-
dent of the United States, concurring in many
similar recommendations from the chief mag
istrates Of States, do hereby recommend to all
citizens TO meet in their places of worship on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of November next,
there to give thanks for the bounty of God,
during the year about to close and suppl
cate for its continuance hereafter.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States 10 he affixed. -
Done at the city Of Washington this Dist
day Of Oct. in the year Of our Lord 1870,
and of the Independence Of the United States
the 9lst sa
(Signed) u. S. GRANT, Dr.
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y Of State.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

The Grand Lodge Of Kansas JOG r
b,a III. e,,l,x;,c r-,;,,s :, -
h'a .''e 'o'''"'"s Proreed'"ss al Lawrence
on Thursday:
Lodge opened at9 A. ". CIV. CT
Elliott in the chair. Minutes Of last session
On n,csien, seventv-sv. comics Of each If
the Lawrence papers were ordered for the
use Of the members. - =
The following resolutions we're adopted.
That the G. w. c. T. and G. W. Secrc-
tary he authorized 10 secure the incornor,.
ton of this Grasa Lodge.
That the q. W. Secretary be instructed to
secure the printing of seven hundred and
fifty copies Of the proceeding. Of this session
of the Grand Lodge, together With the con-
ssituiion ofthe Grand IMgc. -r- - =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
MEDICAL.
DIR. WHITTIER,

4 REiCLAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE As
~ diploma ut office will show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment Of Nencrcai Sexual and
Private diseases than an? other physician in II.
Louis.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structures, Orchitis,
Hernia and Eupiure>: all Urinary Diseases and
Syphiiitic Mercurial affections If the Throat,
skin or Bones are treated with unparalleled success.
Spermatorrbea, Sexual Debility and ImPoteney,
as the result Of seif-abuse in youth, syual exce-sc,
in maturer years, other causes, and which pro-
duce some Of the following effects, rs nocturnal
emissions, hlotches, debility, dizziness Of sight,
confusion Of Ideas evil krbclings, aversion TO the
society Of females, kss Of memory and sexual power
and rendering marriage improper, are permanently
cured. p.
The Doctor opportunities IN hospital and private
practice are unsurpassed in st. Louis any other
city. Rack files cf II. Louis papers prove that he
has been located therr longer by years than any
other 50 advertising. The establishment, library,
M, anu ap smxmh., are ani,aeo IN ,9e
ence, can to p1iei upon, and the Dieter can IeisT
to many fhy sicians throughout the country. In
past success and present position he stands without
a competitor. 10
The Writings Of Physician whose reputation is
Union wide should be worth reading.
DIR. Whittier publishes Medical Pamphlet reiat-
ing to veneresl diseases and the disastrous and
vsfel consequences Of self abus, that will be sent
to any address in sealed envelope for two ssami-.
II contains fun symptom lists that will enahie
tho-e afflicted To determine the nature ffher cof1
plants and give written statement of their csscs
that will answer almost well for the purpose Of
Treatment rs personal lntervlcW, bur where II Is
convenient the Doctor should l-e consulted person.
ally. -.s = fi-.r.-r d.. t-.-.- : .....
II is self evident that physician who confines
himself exclusively to the study Of certain eass Of
diseases and treats thousands Of cases every day,
must aclairc greater skill in that Speciality than
in general practice. Many physicians recognizing
this fact, inroucc patients 10 the doctor after rad
ing his ramrhlrs. Communications confidential
A friendly talk will cost you nothing Office CEN
tral, yet rctirel-No. 6I7 50. Charles street, ST.
Louis, Mo. Iiours3A. N. to T. N. Sundays
excepted.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
THE CROPS.


Gare. "'i
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l-The Department
Of Agriculture has prepared digest of the
reports upon the condition of the crops for
October, from which the following is ex-
tracted: The wheat crop Of 1870, in ma
jority of the States, and especially in those
in which this cereal is prominent, is materi-
ally less in quantity than the crop Of 1869,
which was very large, and, Notwithstanding
the assertions Of some crOakcrs to the con-
trary, the reduction is due, first to the loss Of
plants, by the unpropitious season for ger
mination and early growth of the winter va
riety, followed by an open and somewhat
variable winter; and second, TO drought,
which prevailed with great severity in the
Northern and Eastern States. This reduc-
ton, as averaged from our local returns, ap-
pears to be about ii per cent. The average
quality Of the crop is better than that Of
1869. ~
The corn crop of 1850, unlike those Of the
two years preceding, is full and the best of
the past ten years. The States Of the great
corn region, including those bordering on the
great lakes, and on the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers, have, without exception, made rather
full or large crops. Intelligent men estimate
the total product at 100000 bushels.
In Illinois, the rye gives a somewhat smaller
yield to that of 1869.
Oats are not generally so productive as
last year, except in the South.
In Michigan and New jersey, the aggre-
gate product Of barley appears less than in
1869.
The only States yielding full crops of
bnckwhcat. are Tennessee. KentucEy Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas and
Nebraska. The aggregate is less than usual.
Reports about beans and peas indicate
average production in quantity and quality.
The poa crop, which is one Of great inlpor
lance to the South, has occupied larger
acreage than formerly. In North Carolina,
Georgia, and Tennessee it has been somewhat
neglected. In other cotton States, the pota-
toes exhibit considerable reduction in the
yields, which is below an average in all the
Atlantic States, to Virginia, inclusive, and
in all the Western States, north of the Ohio
River, the depreciation ranging from Is to
A per cent
The sweet POtatoe crop is comparatively a
large one, while the average of sorghum is
not very large the crop is one of superior
condition and promises yield Of syrup Of
fine quality. There is comparatively large
surplus of old wheat in Tennessee, Missouri,
Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska, and as much
as usual in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.
In the smaller States there is no evidence Of
any large surplus Ia add materially to the
supplies Of the year.
The supply of fattening cattle is somewhat
in excess of former years, with great local
variation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27
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