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M.EChurch south.

Bishop McTyeire ordained the following
persons on last Sabbath: Rev. Messrs.
Hanna, Bailey, SANFORD and Hamilton,
Deacons, and A. II. Currin, Z. X. Hendon,
and L. X. Hedgcpath, Elders.
The appointments for the year were an
nounccl at the close of the evening service.
Six Presiding Elders Districts were organ
lied. The following are the appointments
for Leavenworh District: J. King, +. +.
Lcavenworth Station, Chas. A. King.
Leavcnworth Circuit, w. A. Hanna.
Wyandot,e Station, VIM. Barnett.
Wyandotte Circuit Thos. c. Downs.
Troy Circuit, f. J. Stanley.
Atchison Station, A. v. Bailey.
OskaIoosa Circuit, J. o. Forcsman.
llolton Circuit, J. S. Frazier.
Oswego Circuit, w. l.. Pendlcton.
WatervilIe Circuit, to lie supplied.
+. K. Hendrix and II. w. Currin, were
transferred tothc Missouri Conference.
The following resolution of thanks was
passed unanimously, by a rising vote:
Rcsolrod, That the thanks of this Confer
cnoe are due, and are hereby rendered, to the
members and friends Of LcavcnwOrth Sta
ton, who have SO hospitality entertained us
to the sister churches, which rendered the
use of their pulPits, and to the Missouri Pa
Ciiic, North Missouri d Council Bluffs, St.
Joseph and Kansas City railroads for half
fare cOurtesics to members and visitors.
lev. Charles 4. King, from Alabama,
who succeeds Mr.. Hendrix in charge of
Leavenworth Station, comes with the highest
recommendation from Bishop McTyeirc, who
transfers him to this Conference. The pulpit
will he filled every Sabbath until his arrival.
Rev. Joseph King, Presiding Elder, breaches
ON next sabbath, at the usual hours of ser
vice
The next Conference will be held at Coun
Gil Grove.
BAD BoYs-We learn that some colored
buys living in the country, six or seven miles
west, exceed anything in cruelty ever known
in this country. There are two or three of
them, and in years, they only range from
StoI All boys of about that age, in the
vicinity, have ''mortal dread" of them,
when out in the woods alone. As an in
stance Of their unheard Of. viciousness We may
state that on Friday latt, they caught another
colored boy, about their age, away from
home, and inflicted upon him nameless in
juries, that will, perhaps, result in his death.
Nothing like it has ever before taken place
in ::this! county. The screams Of the child
brought assistance at last, but it was after he
was past walking. Other little boys, both
white and colored, have suffered the most
extraordinary outrages at their hands, and
have to he kept strictly at home. The
whole neighborhood is excited, and while
no one as vet desires 10 take the initiatory
steps, all have concluded that they must soon
he arrested and sent to the county Jail for
safe keeping.
THE Camp Meeting at Shawneetown, John
son County, which has been in progress now
about one week, is one of the largest religious
gatherings ever seen in the West. 4 large
number of conversions have been made. 1t
is expected that the meeting will continue
for three or four weeks longer.
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Constipation, Fiatulcnce, Inward Pills., FuncSs Of
Blsssl 3" the Head, Acsiity "f the Stomach,
NAUSEA, Heartburn, Disgust tr
Food, Fullncss or Weight in
the Stomach, sour
Quotations, sinking
FlMttering at the Pit of the Stom-
ach, Swimming of the Heal, Hurried or
li6icuh Breathing, F!uttcrng ut the Heart Chok-
Ing or suAsratinS Sensations when in a I.y-
Ing Posture, Dmne>s "f Vision,
Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head. Deficiency "f Per
spiration, Ycll,wns-Ss oi the skin
and Ewes, Pain in the Side Rack, Chest,
Limbs etc. Sudden Flisss 1t Heat Burning the
Flesh. Constant lmsgininrs If Evil, AMI Great b,'
preston 81 SPirts-all indicate i>cas III the Liver
ar digestive organs Combined with impure hin'~i.
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0TOCK AABK8T.
NEW YoRK, Sept. -.
Wall street is very dun and without features.
Money easy at 4@6 on call. -"-
Sterling duh ct s4@s1s; but some Canadian
hanks drawing At ~
Gold dull; opened at ls,<; touched II; closed at
13s4@isH.
Cezrances 81, 0o0, 90.
Governments steady and quiet.
Coupons, 81, ls@ia1x; 81, f21s@ls; "a, li15
@llss; 81, nM0l2; 1ev, 1Os1@l0k; 81, 10iS
III; Central Psci6c 80; Union si
State securities dull, Nos, 9OL,
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Teachers. Exsvuinaais ss.

There will lie an examination Of Teach
ens for the county schools at the Western
Basincss Ckicge, corner Of Cherokee and
Fifth Streets ON Saturday, 18th day Of Sep
temfcr, commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m.
Teachers should he prompt in their atten-
dance. sPtl3d&w.
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THE CHATTER OAK.-We hazard nothing,
VIC think, in saying that, all in all, it has no
equal. Its size, its shape, afiorling the
greatest convenience, and its numerous and
durable vessels, cntitle it to the preference
over any stove Of which We have any knowl-
edge. d&w.
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CITY NOTICES.

INFANrs.-Much suffering to these tender
little buds Of the human family might I've al
laye,l by using Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup. See
in another column. d&w
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II j, veil asccrtained physiological fact that the
origin Of most Of the ills 10 which humanity is heir
is a derange,l condition Of the alimcntary canal
The bowels becomes constiTated and sluggish, and
thence arises train Of fearful end distressing NAL
aides. As preventive and cure for these, Ed
WARD WILDER's FAMILY PILLS unrivaIled and
without precedent. They are not excelled As .
puryative, and are especially recommended In all
Fevers and Innammatory Diseases: in Acute Rheu-
matism; Inflammation Of the Liver, Brain, Kid
neys, and Bladder; in Ery,pelas, Fever and Ague,
Acute Ophthalmia or Sore Eyes, Fullness Of the
Head, virtigo, Dizziness, Blindness, etc. They
are far superior tn any known combination in the
certain and rapid relief Afforded in all the above
named diseases.
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Political.

NASHVILLE, Sept. l5-The Conservative
and Democratic convention met at the Capt.
tol to-day. w. A. Quarles presided, and
JnO. c. Brown was nominated Governor. A
platform was adopted declaring that all the
Southern States should Immediately r.
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SEA Moss FARINE, from pure Irish Mos,
for Blanc Mango, buildings, Custaris,
Creams, &C., &c. The cheapest, healthiest,
and most delicious food in the world.
cnl.klcnd&w
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JcncrsOm County.

From the Oskaloosa Independent.
We have received an unusually large num-
her Of letters of inquiry about Kansas and
Jefferson County during the past few weeks.
Inquiries have come in from all directions,
and from almost all classes Of people. We
give some general answers in our columns,
intending To follow up with full and rclia-
BILE description of the State and county in
subsequent numbers. Many of our readers
are familiar with these facts, but We repeat
them for the benefit of others, who are not
80 well posted:
SOIL AND PRODUCTS.
The soil of this county, rs of the State in
general, is excellent. Corn, wheat, and all
small grains, do well, and produce in great
abundance. On upland prairie los bushels
Of corn has been raised to the acre by meas
urement. Root plants and all kinds of vege-
tables grow To perfection. There is no crop
that does not grow well in this county If
properly cultivated. The soil is much easier
TO farm and keep in order than in most Of
the older States. Farmers say that hand
can cultivate two acres here as easily rs one
in most parts of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &c.
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS.
large and small, do admirably. The award
Of the Gold Medal at Philadelphia was fully
merited. The fruit grown here is not only
Of good size and perfect development, but of
most excellent flavor. Apples, pears, cher
ries, plums, Peaches-all do well, while
Strawberries, rasberries, grapes, and all kim
dred fruits develop most splendidly. IA a
fruit-growing State Kansas ranks among the
first, and Jefferson County is one of the very
hest in the State for fruit.
TIMBER AND WATER.
<,,,<, IL, 1,rx-< u x..,,-
ties in Kansas, and the amount Of timber is
walnut, ash, hickory, elm, &c, abound, and
is well wa,ered. The kaw River is its south
ern boundary line for twenty-five miles.
GraSshopper River runs through it from
north to south. Slough, Walnut, Rock,
Crooked, Mud, Cedar, Muddy, Buck, and
many other smaller creeks run through diff
ferent portions of its territory. Springs
abound; and in digging for wells water can
lie reached in from fifteen to fifty feet-an
average of about twenty to twenty-five feet.
In most parts Of the county the water is of
excellent quality.
MINERALS AND STONES.
Indications of the presence of various ores
are. found, hui, except stone-coal. no minerals
have been mined. Stone-coal exists at
depth Of about three to four hundred feet
under all the county. 1t is found cropping
out at various places, and Is being mined af
several points. Stone abounds in most paris
of the county, in great abundance and OF ex-
cellent quality; and in some places the white
or magnetism lime stone, almost equal to
marble, has been discovered, and bids fair to
be a source of wealth, As well as furnishing
In hand a most beautiful and chesp hlildino
material.
THE CLIMATE
Is healthy and has many delightful poculiari-
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4 clear skin and bright complexion has
charm for all. How to obtain it. and how
To keep it, is n secret worth know
ing, and one long wished for by the fair sex
Cosmetics have their origin from this de-
sire They, by their external application, To
a certain extent, hide the defects and blem-
islc., only, but do not remove the cause. a
wonsc condition Of the skin and complexion
than If nature hal been left alone, follows
their use. A clear skin and bright complex
cation .aa o Of H shs blood by and through the kid
news. WAYNE's DlERETIC will do this.
Try il, and be convinced. sc7d&w
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The Rlaee Fair.

We hope the excitement OF politics will
not cause anybody to forget that the Kansas
State Fair opens at Fort Stott, on the 9th Of
September. The various railroads will
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WANTED.
WANTaD.
house. S:s s: y, 4: UN-WRIT-
TEN WORD 1 SZ asi

Shows us untold riches and beauties in the Great
HOUSE, With its Bio0n,ing flowers, Singing birds,
Waving Palms, Rolling clouds, Beautiful how, Sa-
cred mountains, Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans,
LAUNDERING voices, blazing heavens and vast uni
vcr, with countless beings in millions Of worlds,
..l reals to US i'm each the Cnwrttcn Word. Rose
tinted paper, ornate ensravings and suPurb hind-
ing Intelligent men and women wante'i tn intro
duce the work in every township and village. Light
business Coed pay. Send for circular, dcscrip-
ton, endorsements and terms :" agents, ZEN'-
LER 4 MCCUEDY, J03 n. Sixth-st., St Louis,
Mo. scPlw1H
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IF YOU WANT M1's[ip h., t. make os n.
hest Hair Restorative ever used for restoring grey
hair to its original color, send 35 cents for pack
age.
IF YOU WANT M Mssi, White Sn mss's sn and q
sweet breath, send for our TURKISH DENTIFRicE.
Price 81 cents.
UWANT ..s sSr' s c.ssr e, Heat Deaf
ness or Buzzing in the Ears, send for our STERSU-
TArORY. Price 81 cents.
M Either Of the above sent postpaid ON receipt
of price.
Address JOS. X. LOCHAR, 43l Market street,
St Louis, Mo.
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AVOID CONSUMPTION

No enemy tn the human race ia more Z" ir dread
Ell, and is insiious in its approaches, than
that tn fatal ami generally prevalent arrh destroyer
II health and happiness IL myriais 'C"ns,mP-
ton in its CHASTITY FORM The duty II all is to
guard against its first advances. This may h. done
by the timely Of EDWARD wILDEK's Con-
FOUND EXTRACT or WILD CHERRY, preparation
especially recommended Attending certain relief
for all Pulmonary Complaints. BEFORE il Coughs,
Colds, AMI Catarrhs rapidly disappear. 1t affords
prompt and decided comfort in cases Of Bronchitis.
Iaryngitis and Asthma or Phthisc. Likewise, it
is ofthe highest in relieving the diiicult breath
ing and distressing Cough cf those afflicted with
Consumption. In all cases Of Pneumonia or Winter
Fever it is indispensable 1t has equal in taste,
efficiency, and power. Wherever used il IN, not
only given present relief, hut Effected permanent
cures.
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Price
IS
Cents.
Price
3S
CeAts.
Price
-
C0ats.
MIS-.
WIIITCOMB'S
Syrup.
MRS.
wIIITCONB'S
Syrup.
MRS.
WuITCONRS

II is the Great Infants and Children's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on by TeethinH or
any other cause. Prepared by the GRAFTON
MEDICINE Co. st. Louis Mo.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine every
where. oct.d&v15
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1t is believed that as Strasburg Cathe-
dral took FIVE hundred years in building, and
was built by Germans, the bombardeis viii
endeayor net to destroy it.
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The census shows that from 1860 10 1870
the following rate of increase has been At
taired by the counties most Populous in
1860. To institute a comparison, per cent,
Of the figures of counties having little popu-
lation at the former named year would be
useless, 50 we give only those counties that
had attained a considerable population in
1850. From 1860 to 1870 itchison county
increased her population nineiy-nine per
cent; Doniphan, sixty-three per cent. :;
Douglas, Isl per cent; Jefferson, las per
cent. Johnsn, 2fS pr cent. /; Leavenworth,
l64 per cent. Linn, nine,y-.wo per cent.
Miami, l39 per cent; Shawnee, 169 per
cent; Wyandotte, 1S5 per cent.
Of the atoye named eleven counties, it
will be seen that but three show a greater
relative increase than that shown by Leay-
enwOrth,
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REMEDY Of TIE lttl

EDwAkD wiLDER's FAMOUS STOMACH BsrrkRs
certainly cure Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, lndi-
sestioa In all its forms, Intermittent Fever, Fever
and Asue. and al periodical disessss- II relieves
Collie and Flax. Cures eostiveness, proves m In
visorant Of mild and delightful character for DELI
cate females; sets - alternative and tonic ior fam
lily purposes; rec~perases the vstea and deSili-
tated frame, Strengthens the appetite and improves
the digestive forces II Is unlike all other bitters.
its basis being pure Old Bourbon COPPER distilled
whisky, while the body q all rival Psepa-
nations Is common nw whiskey OF Alcahoa.
which Is in the highest degree extremely de-
leterious to the system. This fAct has Of itself
strongly commended IL 10 the con6dence Of the pub
lie, and its usefulness has been atte.te ny the I'M
solicited certificates Of leaiing In the medical
profession and the holy ministry.
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great heneht in of debility, AMI want oi ncr
action in the system. Your. truly,
GEO. W. WODUW ARD -
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An Illinois husband laments the loss Of
several bushels of apples, shaken premature.
ly from the tree on which his wife hung her.
self.
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PInpIES on THE FACE.

For Colme,lones, Black Worms or .Grubs, Pin
ply Eruption, and blotched designations on the
face. Use Perry Cslcdone and Pimp.e Remedy.
Sold by all druggists.
l and Tan from the face use PERRY' s Morn AND
FRECKLK LOTION. The only reliable and harm
less remedy. Prepared by Dr. d. {. Ferry, .
Bond street n. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
apr6eullOl - =.
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Draka,a Collection q

OI6k0 ; OO110CblO0 hundred receipts
for making Brandy, Ill kinds Of VIM, Gin, Ale,
Beer, Cordials, Superior Cider, and much Other
useful information for those dealing in manuAe-
turing any Of the above, either for the trade OF
homs ne. .l1
Sent by mail free Of pcst,se] fsr 6ty cents.
Address K. E. NORMANDY, sol Market street,
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FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

will buy shoes with silver or copper tips, which
will save the buyer the price Of new Pair Of shoes
Compared with ragged toes and dirty stockings,
they are beautiful, say the least Parents, try It,
sep1w122
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CAMPAIGN TIMES.
WAR AND POLITICAL NEWS.

The LEAyESwoRTH WEEKLY TIMES publishes
moro reading matter than any other paper in the
State. Its war news, special dispatches and cor
respondence from every part Of the State render il
the most interesting and valuable paper in the
West. In order 10 reach every reader in Kansas we
make the following reductions in our rates, from
this date TO d cember LIST:
Single cents per copy.
Ten -
twenty-five coi,ies.-.--.--.----.-----.4o - -
Eifty Comics ..30 90 80 4"
Send in Clubs from every post Office. Address,
THE TINES,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
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DoNIPHAN CoUNrY.-The Troy Rspubi.
can says: I've have watched with interes,
the progress of the Highland coal mining
company, during the last six months, and We
but echo the sentiment of every citizen Of the
county when We utter rejoicings at the sue
cess which has crowned their labors. Yes,
the goal is reached; a vein Of coal three and
one-half feet in thickness has been discovered
at depth Of three hundred and twenty five
feet below the surface, and our little univer-
sity town will soon be clamoring for q
railroad. We expect they will need one;
We hope they will get it."
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$1OO 400 500

will he given for any IL this disease that
IN any one that uses the Bitiers or Tonic pre-
ventivs.
Those wbs have the Fever and Ague will find al
ter the chills have stopped, that by using Few bot
ties Of the Bitters Tonic, that the disease will
not return.
These remedies will rrbuiti their Constitutions
faster than any known remedy.
Thsse remedies we're pl;Ncd l--iprr the public
thirty year> ag", with all the prejudice Of so-cali,i
patent n,esiicine' operating against them, hui,
gradually their virtues becanc known, AMI now to-
day, they stand ut the head IT all preparations of
their clas with the Endorsement ri e.iincnt judges
lawyers, clrrIymen and phi ysicians.
Read the following symptoms, AMI if you find that
your system is Affected 10y any of them, you mny
rest assurVl that disease In. commenced it, attark
IN the most important organs of bHly, AMI un-
less ss,n checked by the "f powerful rcuisss
= miserable life, soon terminating in death, will
bs the result. is
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A Texas Cattle Raid.

Late last night, a party attempted to drive
herd of thirty Texas cattle just west Of our
town. When they arrived at the south end
Of the second mound, they were intercepted
by number of men, and every head of them
instantly killed. Some were in favor Of
summarily hanging the drover, hut he was
allowed to depart without personal injury.
We did not learn his name.
Now this at first sight may seem summary
and harsh, and undoubtedly is, but when the
immense amount of destruction and loss en-
tailed upon our farmers by the driving Of
these cattle through our midst, the case as
sumes different aspect.
Our farmers are justly proud of their cat
tie, which are now beginning to reccmpense
them for years of toll and labor, and do not
wish TO sacrifice their all to crafty the cupid
ity of those who would devastate the entire
State to avoid the expenses Of shipment by
rail.
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PRICES.

Hooaand's German Bitten, per bottle 81 90
do do do per hall dozen IS ~
do do Tonic, put up in quart bot
ties, 81 50 per bottle, 4 half dozen for 81 30.
05-Do not 6rset to examine well the article you
buy, ip order to get the genuine.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

The most active, energetic, unfailing aud rapid
remedy known for thces numerous diseases incident
to an impure state Of the blood Is EDWARD WILD
ER's sARsAPARIIIA AND PoTAsM. This great
Medicine stands without n rival. II is perfectly
peerless. Manufactured With the utmost care from
the purrst and costliest materials il has achieved
reputation oE potency and thoroushncss that places
II in the front rank Of popular remedies. Cure is
guaranteed in every ease, where the directions are
followed, for those diseases, the moet terrible Of
which the human body can he subject, namely
Scrofala in all its forms; every known variety Of
Constitutional Syphilis, venercal Disease, Neu-
ralga, Skin Diseases, no matter how old or invet-
crate, Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofulous SIRE Eyes,
Glandular Swelling, Of the Neck, or elsewhere.
Chronic Chills AMI Fever, letter, Weeping Son
I@y. Ulcers Of every kind, rmPlcs on the Face,
Eingwcrm, Scall-hcad, Falling out Of the Hair, OF
AIlopecia. White Swelling, IIip-joint Disease.
Chronic Erysirclas, ASue Cake DrcPsy, etc.
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German Betters'' is a very gool TOME relievin.
dysprptc symptoms almost directly
GEO SHAESWOOD.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice of the Supreme Court If PrnnsyI van,a
PHILABELPuIA, April ~, I>fh
II consider 'HOoAand' = German Bitters' v1lu-
able medicine in of attacks of Indigestion
Dyspepsia. ! can certify this from my experience
Of it. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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SAVE the CHILDREN.

Too little care and attention is given TO the
seryation of the lives Of the innocent, tender md
blessed offspring with which Providence favors pa
rents The little folks chiefly suffer from the res
encs of Worms in the system, which is indicated y
a variety of ymptoms, such as pains in the str
aeb, swelling of the abdomen, picking Of the n se
and ears, bad breath, variable appetite, e e.
Should the worms be allowed to continue sry
length Of time, death most frequently ensues.
Mothers should therefore use EDWARD wLDEs's
MoTHERs' woRx SYRUP. 1t is superior 10 all
other preparations a. q Worm Destroyer: 1t is
pleasant 70 the TASTE 1t is free from poisonous in
gradients. II is not dangerous, vermifases
AID LOzenses that contain terra aRa, n most deadly
poison. II has given dcli:ht to thousands, and
saved the Hves Of hundre... Of children.
EDWARD WILDER,
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
2l5 Main Street marble Etont)
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
mayI3sun- tus&thuS&vl0o
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Hollands German Tonic

Il combination Of all the u;r,-"ntS uf the Bitter.
with pure Santa Cruz RIM, Orange ~. II i, used
for the diseases the bittcrs, in ease, vh.r.
>pme pure alcoholic stimulus is required.
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''There was a frog who lived in spring,
lie caught such cold that he could not
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A RARE COLLECTION.
Rowland's Receipts n S;:ss,+ A.s:.
&C., comprising valuable information for everybody
sent by mail free Of Postagel for 6fty cents
Address r. E. NORMANDY, Sol Market Street,
ST. Louis, MO. I'll. '-