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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

States bonds deposited for security for the
payment of the circulation, was $S42, $50
$50, and the notes issued amounted to $751;
rs, 9Ol, of which $299, II, s79 vas in sc.u-
al circulation. There are over 3O0 additional
applications for new banks, assuming to have
in all some SD, O00, 900 of capital, but 1t Is
believed that half of them, If not more,
merely existed on paper, and can never be
organized.
Sesses.ens Of the lniseA Ksasss Treas
ureF.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE statement pre-
pared by the United States Treasurer for
private information, shows that the Govern
ment has paid Of the bonded debt alone from
March IL, 1869 to Nov. II, 1870, in princi-
pal, interest and premiums. SIS, 81, 1S1,
equal to 1888, s37 per day. The total pre-
MUM paid has been 81, 81 ,59i, and inter-
est, S2O35, $40, on the purchase Of Slo9,-
$50. 80 Of United States bonds since the llth
of March, 1869, ON which day the Secretary
of the Treasury made his first purchase for
the sinking fund. The total of the estimate
for the year ending June so, 1871, SOS, =,
Sic, 1872; the amount appropriated for the
year, S272 30S, 337 total estimate for the year
ending June 30th, 1872, as prepared by Sec
retary Boutwell,, to he submitted TO Congress,
are $50, pa, $50. These climates are ex-
elusive OF the unexpended balances, which
amounted ON the 30th Of June last 10 $780,
OOO. 900, and which are rendered unavailable
by the sth section of the ac, Of July 18th,
1870. Had these balances remained avail
able. the present estimates would probably
have been between forty and fifty millions
below the present figures. Tie Treasury
Departmen; now prints 4,0O0 copies Of the
pubIic debt statement in German, and 1000
in Enplsb. All prominent bankers and
brokers', at home and abroad, are regularly.
supplied with copies of the debt statement.
The Co,,.,,si.se of Way. a':s! MEANS ~
W"rk-rhe fr"""'r ." A'""sA'
WAsHINGroN, Dec. i.-Gen- Schemes,
Chairman of the Committee ON Ways and
Means, has arrived, and with Maynard,
Niblack, Allison and one or two other mem-
hers OF the Committee, not here, propose to
90 To work and prepare the legislation ior the
coming session. ten. Schenck, with a ma,
ioriiy Of the committee who have been heard
from on the subject, are opposed to any m
crease OF the tax ON whiskcy. Schemes mas
no doubt, however, thai strong ehori VIII Ne
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chief s..strc Chase Recovering.

New YORK. Nov 50-Mr Parsons, Mar
shall of the Supreme Court of the United
States, who has recently returned from visit
To- Chief Justice Chase, reports the Chief jus
tice slowly but surely recovering his strength.
PARALYSIS has not in any manner effected In
mind. and he Is able to walk and ride a,
usual, bu, is suffering from great loss OF
strength. His physician has forbidden an,
,,temts TO resume his duties on the bench
for the present and prescribed total restraint
and relaxation from all labors.
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CHEAP WATHES.

.T,,tr AGENTS FOL; THE u. =, AND HAVE
,utborizeSl them sell their great Eureka Aiu-
minum Gold Watches for Three Dollars, ana To
warrant each and every one To Keep corree, nm %,
nnc wear This watch We guarantee To he the ht>t
and cheapest time-keeper that is now IN use IN any
mart Of the globe. The works are in double ciSe,'
adde's and Gents size, aud are srautiiaiy chased.
tnown in Europ-r As Aluminium Gold. IL has tn.
.Jacf ,,ior Of God which Arrays refd,as; II via
stand the test Of the strongest acids no one eah ,e
il from Gold only by weight Aluminium 1ofi eins
n.ry IN. same as the well known American vai'h
We pack the watch safely in a small box ami sehd
il by mail any part Of the niIsi etaits on r.
r.ip; Of = 80; hfty cent. for packing and postage
A Key is sent free with each Watch Money Should
lie sent by Po-toice Money Order or in REGISTERED
Letter. AdireSs all orders and communications 10
J.F WILLIAMS & Co., Jewellers,
SCI Broadway. New York
Il ,rt.B~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

PERsoNAL--Hon. W. c. Butts, Repre-
sentative elect from the Twentieth District,
Jefferson county, arrived in the city last
evening. Mr.. Butts lives al Grasshcpper
Falls, and Is one OF the most enterprising
citizens of that go-ahead town. He Is
Democrat, and this is the fourth time he has
been returned from a District largely Repub-
Iican. There must be some good reason for
this, and we must credit it 10 the fact that he
attends faithfully Ia the material irtere~tr OF
his constituents
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The Nsrshvessern w~smen's Suffrage
C0myenliO0.

DErRorr, Nov. S0-The Northwestern
Women's Suffrage Association has adjourned,
after fixing headquarters practically at Chr
cago. Tonight resolution was adopted for
starting newspaper by January lst- Mis-
Anthony announced National Convention
al Washington, February IL and II, and
said that in future Bureau of Woman :
Suffrage would be maintained there.
The Convention has not created much SEN
sa,ion here, but has been a digniiied and SEN
sible gathering.
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National Ce..eil Of the r.ie. League.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The annual ses-
sion of the Grand National Council of the
Union League OF America, will be held on
Dec. li,h, at the room Of the National
Union Club. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Gov. Geary will preside, and delegations
from all sections Of the country are expected
to he present.
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Col. MCCARTY received the highest vote
Of any State candidate al the late election.
Judge Brewers vote is also very large And
Mr.. Foster, on the Democratic ticket, heats
his colleagues. All these gentlemen are
Leavenworth men. Ii is perfect non
sense to say that the people of Kansas dislike
Leavenworth. The feeling towards us is of
the hest kind, bu, there is chance for great
preference in the men towards whom it is
extended
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Smiths Electric Oil.

M RCUREs SICK HEADACHE IN TWENTY
, al anute., Deafness. salt Rheum, Rheumatic,
~ sipelas. Piles. Group, Neuralgia, Cankers, ts-
~ Burns, Cuts, Sc., Twenty drops IL"
lhlirst dose. No alcohol. Cap-icum, Camphor. "r
vasrr in IL
fFroni III. largest Drug House in Boston
We have sold n large quantity Of DR. SMITH
Electric OIL. which Is spoken OF with un9u'h-
fed praise. Coed reports from every hettls;
WEEKS PUrrER.
wholesale Druggists, ia Westinghouse, Best"
Thousands Of Dollars are lost in time by farm
and bushes. men. when n f.~ dimes expendei Boz
the proper remedy nj the right time. would Dave
saved all pain and trouble Pain Is but triei',''
sdmonttion, and nature warns us In time S'ni.
men arr skepticul and selfish, others hopeful t''
generous have the right To DISREGARD tn -''i-
,rarri ,,so mile, AMI nav 81 'oea fees. cur , r
cure. But What Of tho Poor7
When on earth, Christ invariably comn's''.'.,
every god work: the act Of the Good Sanrar''s
and all useful and efficient labor for man : an'.-
ioration, and He devoted His every waking hour
tn uuseifish efforts-no time for malignant .''ii-
finding and petty, jealousy
In that spirit should every one welcome . rel
l-u.eletion like DR. GALurL, H. SMITH, 'klec-
tric OIL" Of Philadelphia, remedial so rH.is"
any other known, as To attract the instant n"ir' "
medical an all sufferers
The great cures daily male are not miIsCu-
lous and vet seem like encEsntment- C"n~' t-r-
ahls sums have been offered for the prepar't 'sl-.
and some dealers sell as high l00 10 100 boit u
a single day.
This Electric OIL is just what it purports 70
be- No decs pton-no misn"wer-may be tri''t ~
the spot Dr. smith frequently cures m"u 'i''t
women, doctors and Druggists, Ministers AMI law
yers Of deathly sick Headache, within 20 minute,
In the Drug Stores, when color soon appear "n To.
palld'cheek, the eye begins tn brighten up sud
cheerfalness takes the place Of abject misery
II Is true that Br. smith aiverti-es very largely
vet, even that by alone accounts t,r such
rapid anil continuous demand. The oil -ruf"-
" hich the people find out. STRoS'. ARN>tEpN'..
of Cleveland s.i 1873 bottles in one day. NEtk-N a
POTTER th. eminent Druggists of Boston, s',f ~
in iay GEo. wEINkn, of Akron, o., dp1'.u
anil others in proportion.
From the largest Drug House West Of II. l"ni-
ST. JosEPH, MarrL y.
pR. ~NrIH-Fiea.. send Us ~ dozen small 'i"i e"
dozen Iars. sizs of your Electric oil. - u 1T
made a number Of cures here and gives gossi ''t7-
| faction HARDY y ~
| 1t cures and that is Why IL sells
PRovIpESCE, VI ITO
| pK SuIIu-p.ar Strive entirely .uf .'i
l Dollar sire Of your Electric OIL Not 10 -i" g"
| both. in the store. send i've gro-s lars- fui O."
/ gr,sS small. We are having large sales
| Y,urS truly J. BALCH -'IE.
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CALIFORNIA.
l.os,ery Proceeds xiety abOWs the
CrOs,s-Ssate Prisoners Attempt 10

Lottery Proceeds Anxiety abOas the
CrOps-Ssate Prisoners Attempt "a
Escape.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. The net pro-
ceeis III the Mercantile Library Lottery
amounts To S3lO,022.
As the rainy season has commenced great
anxiety about the crops of the coming season
is dispelled throughout the State.
The prisoners of the Nevada State Prison
made desperate attempt to escape yesterday.
Five got out of the main door and attacked
the guard who shot one dead and mor;ally
wounded TWO. lie then shot another through
the chest and captured the fifth after des-
perate struggle.
Manufacturing Interests Of ~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-Incomplete cens,is
returns of the manufacturing interests of this
city show the capital invested in such bus
ines, to be Sil, 7l6,6SS. Number Of males en-
pioyed over % years Of age, 2S,9's; number
of females employed, 2,is6; number OF
children and youths employed, 2,G93;
amour, of wages paid, 81, 900, 93l value OF
material used, 500, 5il ,0l2; value of pro-
duc,ion. Sl05, 3l2, 100.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

The bail given by the French ladies oi
Leavenw orth, on the I'D OF November last,
for the benefit oi the victims OF the was ia
France, melted $40. Those ladies, in the
name OF the French residents in this city,
desire to offer their warmest thanks and con-
sideration To the citizens of every nationality,
for the Committee.
Mrs. BUREELi-, President.
Mo- I.E-t..E
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08
r>~er~~r vance Elected - the
GaSaHl SlaeeA 3e0aae.

RALEGn, \. c., Nov. @.-At + O'CLOCK
m TODAY, in a joint meeting o: the Legisla-
Inn, Ex-Governor Vance was elected Uuired
States Senator. The vote stood, Vance "a;
Abbott, 43.
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CLARK WHITTIER, NJ. D.,
GIT St. Charles street, st. Louis

Who ha> given a lifelong special attention :" the
treatment IL all relating to III. ahove, reulr-
iuy medical interference, and has lsen bpS''Ets
LOCATED IN IT. LOUIS than any ,ther Chronic
pi-sa,e Physician. Read his - .ndjudse tir
Yourselves Ofhee Honrs-3 a. m Ip
and To . p m
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

These sv,,,,oms il allowed to 20 ou-which this
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Loss Of
Power. F,,u,v, and Epilep,ie Fits, in 81 which
the patient may expire.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

II the real design Of the Leayenworth Cal
be TO damage Gov CarHey,s chances for the
senator-hip, il is pursuing the wrong course
to sut-erve that design. Whether the Govern
or I've or I've not a candidate. gross personal as
sau,s, inspired 10y motives OF malice or dis
appointment. are not likely TO prejudice him
with the hosts of good ard true men through
out the State who are proud To I've called his
Friends Thomas Carney as possible c1n-
didate for the Senate, IL one thing; liVma'
Carney as man, gentleman and a citizen
is above the vuiger filings Of anonymous
penny Topeka Commonwealth.
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We clip the following, with tine pathetic
appeal to the pres attached, from an ex-
change:
The undersigned Offers for sale, al very
low figures, the printing material OF the
Glasgow Time, comprising a complete news
paper and job Office. For particulars adj
dress, {. MAYNARD, Glasgow, Mo.
TPubishers of newspapers will confer .
favor upon one oi the fraternity VIII" l.
busted by giving the above a plac, IL
their columns. Respectfully submitted, t,
MAYNARD I
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08
HIT. HELMBlDLD'S
Extract Buchu,

For Weakness arising from excuses early indis-
er,,ion attended with the follow Ing symptoms: In
disposition to Exertion, Los Of Power, Lass Of
Memory, Difficulty Of breathing, General Weak
ness Horror Of Dise.,se, Weak Nerves, Trembling
Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, wskefuine,s, Dimne-s Of Vision, Iangour,
Universal Iassitude of the muscular system, ofien
Enormous Appetite with ?ysPepiie symptoms, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryaess of the skin,
PaIlid Coun,enance and Eruptions On the Face,
Pain in the Back, H.aviness Of Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with Tempo
rary Suifusion and loss Of sight, Want OF Atten-
ton, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror Of
Society Nothing is more desirable 10 such patients
than solitude. and nothing they more dread, for
Fear Of Themselves; no RePo>e Of Manner, no
Earnes,ness, no Speculation, hut hurried Trans
ition from one question to another.
These symptoms if allowed to 90 ou-whch this
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Loss Of
Power, Fatuity, and Epileptie Fits in one Of which
the patient may expire.
During the superinicndeuce 81 Dr. Wilson at the
Blccminsale AsyiuIn, this sad result occurred Ia
both died Of epilepsy. They were of both sexes,
and about twenty years Of age.
au-niIy followed by those dreiul diseases Insanity
ami Consump,ione The records Of the Insane Asy-
/ Iunis, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
,ar ample witnes, to the truth Of these assertions.
/ In Lunatie Asyluu,s the most melancholy eShi'i-
tion appears. The coun,cnancc is actually s.siier
: and quite desiitutc-n-ithcr Ninth or Grief cSei
/ visit it. should sound of the voice occur, It u
Z rarely ariicula,e-
( with wonderful measures wan DesrsII
Low sullen sounds their grief LeSrIic'i.''
/ whist ". regret III. existence Of III. al-,s. dis
cases and symptoms prepared 10 offer an IN
I valuable gift oi chemistry for the removal 81 tin
consequences.
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ReSertlS johnson aua: the Alabama
(saip.lS.

NEW YORK, Dee. "A notable letter,
written by Hon Reverdy johnson, Ex-
Minister 10 the Court of Great Britain, in
answer to certain inquiries by the President
of an Insurance Company in regard To the
tenure of our claims against the British Gov
eminent, on account OF the depredations OF
the rebel cruiser Alabama, is published.
johnson estimates these claims al thirteen
millions and advises seekers after indemnity
10 withdraw their demands from the L nited
States Government and appeal TO the Gov
eminent of Great Britain for indemnity.
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o, and Ja,te Harper. The former

ton and Late Harper. The former receiver Ssl
several severe gashes, one severing ms uhde 1,
lip and chin from his face, eAGsP' sn,..,
portion Of the skin on one side. harlsr "a'
also iadly cut, receiving several ITO.
gashes. one penetrating through the chs Ta
forcing two teeth from the lower jaw ine
knives u-ed were very large, heavy weapons.
The Two men who engaged IN inns de-leiae
fair are addicted to strong drink, ana are
frequently intoxicated, though at t, tins tlIile
they we're thought 10 be sober. Inc quarlei
had its origin in an old grudge. Both men
are very severely, thought II Il not Thought
fatally wounded
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

HAVANA, Dee. 2.-Tae Uni ed States
ex ,,loring expedition has arrived al Iehuan-
lepec.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. The following is
the recapitulation of the public debt state
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

EVANSVILLE, IND, nov. IN deS
yerado, named Pelham, assaulted an in"f
iensive negro at Fairplay, Union Township
in this county, about dark li,t night, an,
wanI"nly shot him in the back, j, is sup
posed fatally. Pelham thon nrIiod IN,
snapped hi- revolver at Mr.. Crsiyeiis, III,
proprietor of tn. store where the shuoiin:
occurred, when Crtyeiis took a revolver O,a
ui his d,,k and shot Pelham through Tia.
breast another rough, namen Oateni, wh'
drew a knife, received shot through th'
shoulder from Crayensa revolver. pateii
then escaped. Pelham Is apparently dying
Pelham and Oaiein belong 4" gang caiie.
the Shawneetown Boys from Shawnee
town and Coye-in-Hocb, Ill, who ha'e beeE
a terror To that neicbborhocd.
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White Swelling Cured.

tEy.fyt.-iv knows H,EcoUKr, Agent i''i : go
\ -. - -t,.,u,ar. FIR years
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During the superintendent 81 Dr. Wilson at the
Bl,.omins,lalr ASYLUM, this sad result occurred {"
two paiien,s: reason had for time LEFT them, aud,
both died Of epilepsy. They were Of both sexes,
and about twenty years of age.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANHOOD
IN TIED YOUNG

I'm THH YOUNG
RISING GENERATION.
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TELEGRAPH.
CRIME.
John Speer Before the Grand jury.
Seven Indictments Found Against
Him.

TOPEKA, Dee. 1, 1870.
>Ie--isl Despatch to The Times
The civil cases against John speer, As you
anticipated few DAYS since, are put over
till next summer The Grand jury are still
at work getting testimony in regard To The
criminal prosecution. The burden oi their
labors seems to De to discover the author of
the S,uhi~ letter which appeared in The
TIMEs some time since. II i the general
impression here that there viii he no trial Of
any OF the ra-es, and that the whole matter
will he DELAYED until the wilne--,s are all
dead or otherwise disposed OF. No other
business of importance has vet been tran
sacied. SrrBf>-
LATER.
Especial Despatch 10 IN, Time.
topeka, Dec. The grand jury have
found seven indictment. against Speer, five
against Barriclow, and five against Van
Horn. One OF Speer's indictments l. for
perjury.
About iory lawyers. including judges
Dillon and Delahay, were poi-one'l last
night by eating game at the hoteis.
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FOR SALE.

CNARM FOR SAILED ACRES PRAIRIE
i improved. f-~ milss from Fairmoau; sta
ton, Lesvenworth County Al. t-o each dawn.
j. 4 BLACKNAN.
Faiunount. kan-a<. alI,ldau
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. "A pacific soln.
ton of the Black Sea question was assured
J to-day.
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From the Topeka Commonwealth.

i"i"Na
Two Counties have not been officially re-
ported-Republic and Wallace. They would
slightly increase the Republican majority.
According To these figures the nlajcritie>
are As follows: Congress, ID. +. Lowe, -,
I76; Governor, James NJ. Harvey, 20, l61;
Lieut.. Governor, p. r. Elder, 81, Os3; Sec
re,arv of State, W. ii. Smallwood, 2l, l51
Auditor, \. Thoman. u ,3i6; Treasurer, J.
f. Hayes. 20, 2SS; Attorney General, \. l..
Williams, a0,sl5; Superintendent of Public
Instruction, III. ID. MSJarty, 23,6l2; Asso-
ciaie Justice Supreme Court, David }. Brew
er, 222,02s.
Through Il clerical mistake, doubtless, the
$50 votes east for Governor in Woodsoi
County were returned for Judge Lowe. i
properly returned, this County would in
crease Gov. Harvey majority 269.
The total vote c;ist for Governor. includ-
ing SCATTERING" WIS 80, l3i.
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WANTED.

4 GEMS wANTED-ls225 a MONTH By
N the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
co Bys-on Mrs., or ST. Louis. No. ostls~i2'
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DR THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND Sur
IL GEON. Once No. ., Foote'S Building, Fiffh
street, cor. Of Cherokee. Residence ID door vest
Of Eint u. E. ChuNh. jylsv
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xeno,..i.r ra,ernn, Ee,e.u. stamps

NEW YORK, Dec. There is Il regular
cuisines. carried on in this city by unprin-
cipled parties OF obtaining, washing or rem
ovating and putting upon the market In
ternal Revenue stamps that have been used
and cancelled. The stamps are - neatly
and ingeniousIy renovated or washed, that
they appear As well as new. None but ex-
perts can tell the difference. Wall street
has been flooded with them.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-27

es'F1F=st, l'Ef QJ-tLa&n HACHfTES 10 Al
! "a 'i ne- - ki.is 'f work ,elnrtd "a
>l'n- in fJiH'iv ani Il; Ae n III different hi
y Sti,h,-, Sltl"at th-cJin Iis.run5 II. the OIL er
St.chin =.
Al prrs wi n,e. . e,arlin- the WHEELER
1 VS. - SAVING '.aCiiENt. lsfde pur-
yI4-iaG rs tairr.
rs- W..aa, r & WI. p. - Is wi isrryn has
won trly every rr,l in wa n r ii, red!
the hi -hfSl award merit. Th- e P-es nttrives
oi 9th m chin'-- .ver conf 1 NJ. i.a". entered
the iisr, d Hs Iin 10 i,- Il frs,te,i; ard
aaan, 1t imp hi- /, np.t. f,iriy. have en-
deavp.a'i 20 cry he viiu- If Premiums Tn-y
s~ ~; sitF, '.'seSrr, t. bisst + the few they
b97e I ceivei iII III The and tti,l. d lily use
lf'rou IA ut the world where only ne M il finds
fa1or and superiority wins the rsra. tie = = rier
sNil"in SEWING VI tcH!te sand trium. iltIi ir the
,iiampin ~ Tie i,ii If the cope.
he.e F!acliAt, are A.:.p to
Every safieIy af Sewing.
From ,h a'.'est Tn- -l;r.S 10 he h avies, cloths
They wsf. es ai+y we'll Hnon Silk, Linen. W.sl ~.
- Cotis.n :ost w.sil il< t.ii-n "r cot n thread
>ssRirg. q i3irHg, Gdhprins, IIemnirz F-.ing.
cSri.r- lack -, t;.ai'iiny Embrud d.ri' 2. and
,uakins EHfto IL ,-s with the gr,rtt.- r. elify.
II il ht iHc"tgrni, N t, the pnruh ,-er te 1t
ths sac oom the "r,-r nv be frwars.i 10 I he
MI g and 1t g i'll DO >. fs,tfuiiv hiid It's l. the
inetior h Il been MA le ;iei -oually.
fnll in uct ns rseeniIy "'",p'lrl AMI si' ing
III IL Hrfna ION nis,. evrsy toiJsf in detail.
tlp%nr sacl, VI ,cisnr, alH rn,hi. the u.o,t iucx
t-ri.lc 4 - a;,r .tr With Ut ,tfli1Hi,v.
.iur ilit''e,t in t'e so. 'cs>fut reig 81 Ma
ciiines Il c,rs L, ti.t .: the purc ,ser, and
We esteem II 2 .vIiese 10 all by corr eep I,den
or other~i =. a!,y per, =. rernirin. it
New Nrc!.iasc- .fs1 -Adc.iIes repaired here, war
rantci fl Il. q yg.r
An tirn Nniera Improvements. including the
ss'St q tlity if Z u II itai SAX fr sale at San
ssns1Ta i'lte5 Call and s,c ts"ns.
w. rE. .TDHDARD.
General gent r Pscifi c asst.
kfnntsomery street. corner of Sac. am-uto,
san Francis o.
=. .. SAVE E:y.S.
RECENT for Carson ANA vicinity.
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