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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-21

which nothing could be learned. No '.Ly-
ceun Bureau can humbus Topeka this win
ter. Ibeiiere it is intended to have a series
OF lectures however, by gentlemen and ladies
who IeSde hare, and it is thought tha; We
have asmuch talent in that line as we are
capabk of appry ciatinS.
Do yo.'apE, Mr. Editor, tina. the PEG.
pie of Topeks xe great ''gadders about"
With the exception Of the months Of Janu-
arr, Febuary and March, there is hardly 4
time but that from twenty TO thirty gentle
men and ladies are away from here visiting
at the East, mo=, Of them are now back
for the season.
There IL runor ahOat iha,
one Of your Lesvenwor:h ladies has been
stoppingthere and has commenced an action
in Judge Morton's Court 10 procure d.
vorce from her husband
Last Saturday, said husband rather unsx-
pec.edly PIT in an appearance and declined
10 consent to The application. He was also
determined 10 see his wife, but she would
not consent, and to avoid meeting him, she
left Suddenly Sunday night for yorr city.
where she now j.. Bat enough.
tlsTa.i.,
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A LETTER FROM Topeka.


lbfEhA, i'Ct- II.
Editor ej IL, Tis.,s:
lou say that yoi want chatly letter f:om
the Capital. There is little 10 talk about
jus. now The L. :. District Court, which
brings So many here, has adjourned, and a.
TO newS. il is rot 10 tie had unless | give he
gossip and scan. mag. .of the town.
The State o!iioei, arcall Al their reports ami
will have them ready by the time required
by law, the a0.h ms. /. The report OF the
Commissioners Of the Penitentiarv, ana of
the Trut.es and Superintendent ui the
Blind Asyiam are already IN the hands of
the Public btin,sr, and Icing set mp.
As is usua! at tl,i- season of the year.
COUNTY Treasures are writing 10 friends
here 10 p.o'rre Safe scrip with which 10 pay
the State Treasurer 81: settlement. Although
the law !nrhids il, Vel many Of the County
Trelsuiers haze always managed 10 eyade il
and turn over mnah scrip tina, WAS no, paid
them Tor taxes. This year, however, they
will have 10 bring greenbscks. VIVA, State
scrip there Is outstanding, is in the hands Of
those who Will no; sell il 4; but
little, il any. below par II is
to be hoped, and il is believed tia; hereafter
there will be money in TIE Treasury TO re-
deem warrants on presentation. Ii will be
so il the plan of the las. two years of Ievying
taxes equal to the appropriations is adopted
at the next session of the Legislature. So
cially Topeka, as j, always is, is wide awake.
The era Of church festivals has not vet COM
mencsd, hut We begin TO see signs of them.
Dancing parties are in full blast. There $
the ''Social Club, y the Unitarian CIub.''
the ''Spiritualis; Club, the Slows Club,
and now the young men connected with the
hotels are getting up the '.Hotel Club
This makes an average OF two dancing mar
ties a week, and there are many who attend
all of them. Al the "Unitarian Club the
pastor and one OF the deacons act as floor
managers. In the way of amusements out
side 81 these social gatherings but little il
going on. The last troupe" that was here
we've the Gaps" 'Lec.ures'' are be.
low par in Topeka. Thus far we
have not been blessed or cursed
whichever way you are mind to have il |
with ssecture. Lak winter We were over
run With ''stars" from The East, who charged
from 500 to $50 for an hours talk, from /
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The size of the Brazilian turtles may /.
imagined from the fact tina; the fippers ans
feet OF one, in crawling over the sand, ieaye
track of two irregular grooves three 10 foul
feet apart, as though great wagon, with
cog wheels. had beer driven oyerth ground
|; Is an easy matter to find turtles nest by
this track. They come out of the sea and
travel EAR up on the beach 10 lay her eggs in
the sand, snd dig 4 hole a foot and half OF
two fee, deep for her nest. Prof. HART, who
was in Brazil with Prof. Agassiz, says that
he sax turtle deposit l43 eggs in one OF
these rests. The eggs are all laid At che
sitting, then covered up closely with The
sand ard leit to hatch. The eggs are rather
larger than hens eggs. round, and covered
with toush, white skin. The Brazillans
eat the eggs. and also the flesh of the turtle.
The creature is captured in curious Wv,
Two persons go behind it and taking hold o;
the shell, turn the animal on its hack, in
which position it is al The mercy OF its cap
tiers, as il is impossible for it TO turn overon
its fee, again. The hunters are obliged TO
creep up behind it cautiously, for as soon as
il is alarmed it thrusts its fore paddles in the
sand and throws il behind, so that if the
pursuers do not quickly close their eyes they
are likely 10 be blinded.
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From An the Year Round.
THE hook WORN.

with spectaclcs Upon his noe
lie shufiies up and dovn;
Of antique fashion are his clothes,
Ills napless hat Is brown;
\ huge great watch Of silver wrought
Keeps time in sun or rain
To the dull ticking Of the thought
Within his rusty brsin.
To see him at the book. stall stand
And bargsin for the prize,
With the odd sixpence in his hand,
And greed in his grey eyes;
Then conIuerine seize the book half blind,
And take the komevard track
For fear the man should change his mini
AMI wan: the money back.
The waves Of life about him beat,
tie scarcely lifts his gaze;
lie hears within the crowded street
The wash Of ancient days,
II ever his short-.ighfed eye.
Look forward, he can see
Nistas of dusty Libraries
fro.ong' d cternally.
Iii. mighty worll ct human kind
Is As shadow dim,
lie walks through life like one hal! blind
and all looks dark to him;
BLi put his nose 10 leaves antique,
And hold before his sight
some prest aud vither'd flowers OF Greek,
Aud all is life and light.
Sut think not As he walks along
His brain is dead and cold,
His soul is thinking in the tongue
Which Plato spake Of old;
And while some grinning cabInan sees
His quaint shape with lerr,
He smiles, for Aristophanes
i Joking in hi ear!
Around him stretch Athenian walk,
And strange shapes under trees,
lie pausos in 4 dream and talks
''reat speech with Socrates;
Then, as the fancy fails. still inesh'i
In thoughts that go and come.
Feels in his pouch and is Iefresh'd
a, touch OF some old tone.
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a RCTFALO HUNT,
scunsor SprnSue's Fight with . Rail.

ScuntOr $prnS0e's Fight with Bu1l.
Senator Sprague visited Kansas a few
weeks ago, and like all our other eastern
visitors, wanted TO see the buffalo on his
native Leath. Accordingly, Ben. Akers,
Esq. of this city, got up party, and with
the Senator, went out to the buffalo country,
\ few miles from Fort Wallace they found
the bisOns in thousands, and the hunters
went in Mr.. Akers singled on! an old
patriarch OF the herd. chased him few
miles, and after 4 few successful shots,
brought him down. Alter his own game
was secure, he commenced looking around
for the les, Of the party. The Senator hsi
also singled on. All old bull, had driven him
apart from the res, of the herd, and was in a
little ravine about two miles distant from
Akers, but in plain view. The buffalo had
teen wounded. and showed fight; the Sena-
Tor would pursue him for a shor. distance.
bat would then be compelled 10 turn
his horses head in the other direction. and
get out OF the way Of the maddened animal:
once, in wheeling suddenly his horse fell, and
the luil was right upon him in an instant.
Akers says this was one OF the closes, cali. he
ever saw-so close, indeed, as to leave no
doubt in his mind that there would yery
soon be necessity for L special Senatorial
election in Rhode Island, ''to fill vacancy"
'ni just in tie nick O, time the valiant Sen.
ator regained his seat in the saddle and was
off like the wind, his horse Icing stimulated
by sharp ''punch" from the bulls horn
Ii seems that Mr.. Sprague had pursued the
animal closely, fired several shots upon him
~ounding him severely, bat not fatally. and
that his ammunition had then given out.
Mr.. Akers. comprehendins the situation.
came to- his assistance and reinforced him
viii . few rounds, when the bull xss
psonptly brought down. The senator
brought in viii him the head Of the animal.
and i having Il ''cured' to lake home, as a
trophy Il his sksl and proves as a bni.lo
hnntef.
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An exchange says that one OF the fashions
Of this season j. 10 read over all the adver-
ti-ements in the paper, and see if all the
stores are keeping up with the season and the
styles. If Won miss any familiar name from
The list of business men, you can know thai
they are not keeping Up with the times, and
are keeping ont OF sight on this account.
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WHAT LEAyEN NEEDS.

/ This question is being asked all over the
State, bv bgsines men, and answered i;i-t 81
the growtll oi Leayenw0.ih affects their in
teres,s. We want more wholesale houses
AT least two dry soods, t%o grocery, two
clothing, aad Ese la: and zap house Why!
Because III. demands of the Stale say So.
To supply this demand, however, i :. query
worthy The attention OF all who have the in
:erest OF on, city st heart? \ very com
men,iabie effort, though limited in extent,
has been made 10 secure outside capital and
men to come here for this purpose; but does
il not look little inconsistent for Us to pro-
feSs confidence in The ultimate growth 0; our
city Ia those We are laboring 10 secure when we
are At home, here in uur midst, amI.ie means
and competent men fer he purpose? Can
we not put in shape the wealth We are so
widely credited with baing possessed or Can
We not select from or midst few men who
have been identified with our commercial ill.,
teresis and what money and means they lacl,
To establish and successfully operate mcrcan-
tllS u-iiiiiiisiiS NAVE iststl ". .ciHL tipCA
companies? Il the sale of merchandise Is
profitable enterprise, and a source Of hand
some dividends equally safe and quite as GER
I in as most OF the enterprises usually en-
tered into, why hesitate about cooperation?
We have the money, and we have the men;
combine these, and you can supply the need.
Help o:iy comes to those who Il lp them
selves. aimil that we need more railroads
and more nafHac,urcs; bUt TO INV mind,
what the ate At large needs most here just
now, is Whoieaiic mcrc1anic koU>es. SecUre
them iiT-;, nd then give your
attention Ia the neXl most needed
! know that il is argued that
great many wholesale merchants faii
and oo,,seguen y the investment would be
unsafe. What Is The character OF those who
fall 4 certain class OF men embark in bust
ness withou: money, limited ability, and no
experience, As Il KIND of pastimc, OF ariSto-
cratic business, and consequently fail. But
few if any OF these VINO have been educated
to business with even ordinary ability, hon
est, sober and industrious. ever fail. Success
is rs sure the reward OF tie honest, hard
working merchant Is il is OF any other class
OF business men No man without meaus
and competency, can expect 10 be successful
in any enterprise. What We want IL the
combination OF capital, and the services of
our experienced business men? Can this be
done: | say II can be, if We only try.
CRCIKSHANK.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This superb Hair DYE Is the be-, in n. ,r,y,,
perfectly harmless, reliable ami in.t,nts.,eons ~
disaPPoiniment; NO ridiculous tints or Iisarye.a.
Die odor The genuine VIM. - BatchcIor,s Hair
W produces IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or
natufai Brown. leaves the hair elem, son IEr,,ti
JM docs not contain particle of lead OF any ini,'
!ious compound. Sold by all druggists. Ficto.v
10, BOND STREET., ". 90
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DR.. G. BIGELuW,
Confidential Physician


Has removed from No. I19 South Clark-s;, Corner
Of Monroe, to No. 46i South SAFEST, CHICAGO.
II Is well known by all readers OF the papers that
DR.. c. Bgelov is the Oldest established paysieian
in Chicago Who has made the treatment of all
chronic and Sexual diseases a speciality. Science
and experience has made DIR. Il. the most renornei
SPECIALIST Of the age, hOnored by the press, es-
teemed Of the highest medical a;tainrients bT all
the medical institutions Of the day having deToiei
TWENTY YEARS OF MS LIFE in periectiug meiiez
that will cure positively the worst cases Of
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the GESITo-TRISAIY
ORGANS In both sexes. SEMINAL WEAKNESS pro-
ducing NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION To SOCIETY," M
PAIRED VISION Loss OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. 1t is evident that one who con-
lines himself TO the study Of certain diseases treat
ing Thousands Of eases every year. have greater
sAill than physician in general practice Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies ard gentlemen
Sent free to any address in sealed eu-elope. C0x-
SITUATION FREE. The finest rooms ia the city,
with SEPARATE PAELoRs for ladies' and gentlemen
Call-Ae only the Doctor. CoEcBsPOS DEsCE GOV.
FrDESTIAL. Address letters to DE-. G. B.GE-
LOW, No sGa State ST.
N. B.-Ladies send for = descriptive circular OF
Pessarie Remedi the best preventive o. conception
known. Sent 10 any address free ofeha-ye. dscfq
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Css Sc Nl3U 2ARNHs.

CHICAGO. fN-,.u.te, H.
FLOUs-Dull and nominal
WHEAr-Nolerately active ste Line; NJ !,
spring 81 23Lz; No 2, u l7s<.
CORN-DnH and dropping, Noa, mixed :o,,
@sOl<c.
OATsIQu:et and weak al 81 &c.
RYE-S.@S2Ec.
BARLEY-Steldy; No 2, sec: strictly fresh Coz.
PORK-lu fair denlznd and lower at sI3 l5ta
- 20.
LARD-Dull and a shade lower At Sc.
HANs-Sugar cured sA99c.
MEATs-Green meats steady and unchanged
bulk meats stead, shoulders q e short rib middles
a.; short clear middlcsS &C.
B1EF-Products unchanged.
Ho0s--Dull and dropping at 81 ooas IS with the
bulk Of sales at s. 2oa,i 20.
WHIsHY-Firm At Sac.
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MEDICAL,
For Generations.

DISEASES ARISING From INDI.sC EETiOS
- have been treated with Bal-.m Copah.a sal
Mercury, until the stcnachs OF the patients using
them because nauseated and weakened that il WIS
hard to decide which the worst complaint the
disordered stomach or the original disease. AT
length the Samaratan's Git made its advent, and
an entirely new system of cure was iUAEEItatei,
and the beneficial results at once seen. Ihv d.
gusting drugs and poisoas diSeoFIct', and To-
day the Git is prescribed by numbers II the lead
ing Physicians; yet notwithstanding the Slmsri-
tzn's Gift Is known to be positive ctsre, psrcly
vegetoble, and pleasant TO use, only ten pills
have TO be taken many Old anti-diluvars will stick
to their s:ckening drugs and their patients tor
weeks perhaps months. n-Has long job and
big bill anythins to DO with it? Male packages,
81; Female, So. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention of delicate females 10 the Sa-
maritan's Git as positive cure for White. Ey
following directions you will seen get rid of that
Troublesome disease and become robust AMI hearty
DESMOND Co, PropI;ctoTs.
9I5 Race-st., PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
san,ariian's Root and Herb Juices is a positive
and permanent cure Tor ScTOfula, syphilis Pim-
pies. biotches, any kind Of sores ar diseases Of
the bioOi. PRICE lbs per bottle.
T. J. BROWN, Agent tor Leayenworth.
augi2eod&w3is.
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I1I||g|ER3IB%1If iA|
$500 Il77 81 PAID

To any person producing any McIIrInv able to
show one-;hird IS many living, permanent cures
as DR. FIILER's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy;
aud further reward of 500 for any of Chronic
, or inianmatory Rheumatic Asue. SeiatIca, and
Rheumatism of the Kidneys IL LrG not clsrs. This
rheumatic syrup is used insGriy osig, pleasant
the taste, and guaranteed free from injurious
! Drugs. II Is not ouack Medicine, but the scien-
tito prescription Of Joseph r. Filter, II. D.. Pro-
lessor Of Toxieo!osy aud chemistry graduate OF the
celebrated University CT Pennsylvania, A. D..
1888, whose entire professional life has been devoted
specially TO this disease. This preparation under
solemn oath is eonscientiously believed to be the
only positive, reliable, iniaiible specific ever dis
cover d. The proof that no other specific exists il
found In every community in persons afflicted for
many years past and still suffering II physicians
could cureit i, specific did exist, this would not
be so,-a act that must be universally admitted.
The oft deceived sufferer may wisely ask, what
curity or evidence has he that DR.. Fitler's Eheu-
matte syrup sill cure his The protection OIL
Tered TO patients s-anst imposition ia in legally
signed contract which will he forwarded without
charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter descriD-
ton OF aiicuon; this guarantee will state the
act number Of bottles warranted 10 cure, and in
caseo! failure the money paid will he returned Ia
the patient. No other remedy has been offered
on such liberal and honorable terms. Medical adj
vice, with certificates fro prominent Physicians,
Ciergymeu, etc, who have been cured alter ali
other treatments failed. sent by letter, gratis.
All icted cordially invited 10 write lor All vice 10 the
prii eipal office, 20 South Fourth street. PhaieI-
PhiA Pa, DIR. Filters Rheumatic Syrup Is sold
by Druggists. feb2seodSwS
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IL the District Court yesterday, was deter
il:ned case of divorce, Stanford VS. Stau-
bord, in which plaintiff sought separation
from his wife ON the allegation Of habitual
drunkenness. Divorce granted.
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FOCAL MARKET.

DECEMnEs 2i:h. ISL.
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yEagsRgaGUE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DuCTOI:-Fcips :
private Instructor Tor married Per.o9-. or those
ahJJt to be- married, both male aaI IcrHalc, ia
every thing concerning tho ply SiOiosy and rell-
ti0us Of sexual systeLl, AMI The rrUiuctioa and
prevention Of offspring, including al the dis
COvcriCs EeyUr before gwen ia the English lla-
sua-r, hy WM YOU'VE, II. i. This is really Z
valuable AMI Interesting w0rS. IL is written in
plain language ,or the General reader. and i. ir5-
tratel with numerous EucrayinEs All young mag
r4ei people, those c0nieiI plating marriage, and
having the least 'uIpC!ucut to married life, should
read this b0ps. IL CisClo>cs -gr.s that every one
shoUid b acquainted with; sill IL Is book that
must b. locked ~ and not Bet lie about the house
IL will he To- any aldrgsS on the receip; o! 80
cents. Addrsss Dr.. NN- IOCEG, NJ. Al" spruce
street, above fourh, Philadelphia
ATFLICTED NSD USFGETUSATE-NO matter
what mag De yugr disease, beiJTe YOU place your-
self under the care of any one of III. q. AChs-
native iOregE-who advertise in this OF any other
pGper, get a copy Of Dr. Young Book and read it
carefully. IL VIII he the means % saving you many
dollar, your health. and possibly your lie. DR..
Young an be consulted on any Of the diseases de-
s1r1ed ia hi publications by mail n his Office,
No Ii6 Spruce street, above Fourth, PHILADELPHIA
dsci-:Jw
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The superiority Of this Baking Powder has long
been demonstrated by every housekeeper Who hal
used il. and from the steadily increasing demand
for reliable article. The universal expression /,
purity and freedom from deleierious substances
warrants the assertion. To those Who have aeveE
used IL, say give il trial, and your testimony
Ct others. Sold BY Grocen generally. Dosley 4
Brother, Cs New Street. New York, Manufacturer.
epl,Sv
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It is due 10 Gen. Wilder TO say that he is
confined 10 his room BY reason of bilious
attack, and is NOT to blame for the short
comings Of the Monitor. We will be glad
to chronicle his speedy restoration to health.
Meanwhile the Monitor machine runs itself.
Eogt Scott Monitor.
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Nervous OeblllGy,

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits,
depreseon. involuntary emissions, loss Of
semen, spernatorrhea, loss Of power, dizzy
head, loss Of memory and threatened impo-
tency and imbeciliiy, find sovereign cure
in Humphreys II meopaehic Specific No.
q. Composed Of the most valuable, mild
and potent Curatives, they strike at once at
the root Of the matter, tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, and inpart visor and
Tie, have cured thousands Of cases. Price se.
s. Per package Of five boxes, and large s.
vial. which is very important in obstinate
and old cases, or 81 per single box. Sold
By all druggists, and sent BY mail on receipt
Of price. Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine COMPANY, $50
Broadway, New York. d.w
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A PHYSICIAN has discovered that the
nightmare" la nine cases out Of Ter, Is
produced from owing bill 10 the printer.
"As money makes the mare 60, y pro.npt
liquidation Will insure speedy relief
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HqIIsnce vi youthful Ii ciseretioUs.
e. - This medicine has been used IA or rrra-
.c,- for many years. and with thpusau, ,
.teatcd. II has not failed m = single Iu,tanr..
Ga Each package ii Vegetable '0rr Pc
wrapped i'll ul,ramarinc blue paper, printed, j..
,plt letters and contains one bottle filed viii
',Igar-coat",l Fills, and ore wal Of Moderated
''wder-, sufficient to make uEc-hali l'IIt Il
81 lection and one syringe.
. i1ice -, per package, sold BIZ Drrr".s =,
f,r sent tv m all an r,c,lpt az - a.
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LATE on Saturday night some colored
boys entered the cellar under Beiga's confec-
tionary store on Shawnee, and pryins oil I
lar from one of,he binns therein helped
Themselves to fruit.
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NJTICE.
Notice Oh Final Settlement.
NOTICE.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS.
l.EAvi.,'wOEIu COUNTY.
Ia the Probate Court, IN and EI ar c.UUiy-.
Ia the matte. Of the Estate OF
John Kerr, Deceased.
4 tHEDITORS AND ALL OTHER PERSON :
~ interested in the aforesaid Estate, a5e hereby
notified, that ~ the next regular term OF the Pro-
bate Court, in I1d for said County and STATE, be-
begun and held II the Court Room Of said Court,
m the city and County Of LeaVenwOrth, end state
o. han sas aforesaid, on the iIst monday Of Jan
G1Fy, being the LTst DAY Gi said mont, A. -.
isI2, ! shah apply o. saiG Cow, IL lull aud
EE1- settlement 4 -Iit Estate.
h. :. a. tLOiGu,
Niu' Of E-iatc at John Kerr, Dec'd.
l. lNru worth, De ist, 1871. drc7wiw
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Coz. JoHN DoSIrHAN, Of Weston, was
married, recently, 10 Miss Lizzie I. Moul-
ton. There were three hundred guests pres
eat III the wedding representing four differ
tni lnuniies
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SPECIAL NOTICE

q ns fate Of erery trzty ra.aGjie me,iieine 4, :,
SocN1kkrklrKD. JOB Moses' Sir Lru,ss Cl;rt,,
feneeIs rus are extensively CoUrERFEIrEp III
Sessane hare the name Of 'tJoB Moses ca srsI
Pce09e All Others ore t-or.i!css. Disloness Drs7-
gus endedror 70 sell the eozereifs 70 sscts 1rsl,s @
pts. 20
n. BIN all cases where ;le GESr-,xr Gamma.
% obtained. OIe Dollar enclosed TO the sob, Pro.
plietor, JOB MOSES, IS CortIanGt S., New York
- insure bottle OF the Genuine, containing Eli;
rus, by return mail, secu-ei; sealed from am
knovie'lse Of its contents. ie25d,Swro *
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A DIR. Comsiock, formerly oil this city, Is
reported to have run OIL with the vile Oh a
sl,uyyi-t al Lees Summit in Missouri.