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Dyspepsia Prevails

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet IL . victim,
an apparently willing one; for were this not IL
case, Ehy 50 many sufferers, when q certain.
speedy and safe remedy is within the easy reaeh q
all who desire 10 avail themselves OF IL. But IL
majority will not. Blinded by prejudice, or d
TERED by some other unexplained ipduence thev
refuse TO accept the relief profiersd them. Toy
turn a desfear To the testimony Of The thsusnni
whose "a Teri ngs have been alleviated, and With
strange, nlatuation appear to cling With Desperate
says dy spePtie: what Is the remedy to vhjeh
we reply This great alleviator Of human su1psinw
IS almost ~ widely known the Epglish laa1An0H.
IL has alayed the agonies Of Thousands and b -
day carrying comfort and announcement to thons-
ands Of others. This acknowledge panacea b noas
other than
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MEDICAL.

- ~ x:aS -. -
MIEII0V1 49, ~ 49, :.
W~~M c-es-
nAsy srs nj 4 VA ~. -
-. WhaaHev. 49, as-ee- - 8.-
Is~ua.. doctored. oieed .n6sv~e,~as 4. .,-ta
tash card Hfontes " Annet,,.,, " .H~H-w
that ssd h tipo,er on To drunkep.e~ .,d "A. 80.
trus Nedacina made from m. ,.tiy. -. - -.
of California No. - an A..A..
l..ss. nv an. m. oRrAr 0TMNN-~1
FEE - A LIE 0TVTv0R 1TVrrSTT
n perfect Renov,for AMI I,x,,o,.,o. "a ~. -
carving OF All po,.ooous matte, "a ,.n,,, ~. 49,
to healthy condition M ner,or 90, 49, 49,. n,,
sen according to direc,ions AMI ,.m.,n - r,v.n
provided their bones are mot a..,,ov.a =, ,,,...,
poi,oo or osher me.ns ana The y,..i 800. -.s.a
beyond The pon, Of ,rns,r
Tev Gel.
TsuIe. po.e.ne aIso. The neculs, ,,.,,, N .c,,n.
.. nov.,fr, .,.,, 4, ,.,;.,,.r C..-.-,a- ,.S.C
nation of the Liver. and All ,he y,.ce,.I O,,.,.
FOR FEMALE C0WPIAN~'~h ..A.,,,
young or old married or sinse N the avn of vosn.
-, ' NAs's AS'A'e sS'S'ss "s's NJ
equal
Eer 1.s..Aasery a.A Chrssls Rhs..a-
Dusses. Rs.sss.ss asa I,ses.aessse n.
..1 ss % ne -. Laver. ~.
0seecerstn ess 1sesefs have been mos
, % sssa Ds.e...s are e..,sd By vns,.ssa
Of The Digestive Orgnns.
DY8PEP6IA on INDloEDTION. Head
ache, Pain In the Shoulder Coushs flshtnem Of the
Chea, Dizziness Sour Eructations of the sopmscA.
Bad Taste In The Mouth Bilious Atsaeks Palpasatoa Of
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Acts Directly on the Liver,

stimulating It, functions and causing n IN
hilary -@cret0ns in regular and proper quantities.
The iuI af results which invariably follow tha
o, Hi.i. gry, is entirely avoided by their
But II i not upon the liver only that their powers
exert.i. The extract Of Mandrake contained
in them Is skilliu'ly combined with four other ex-
tracts onfoI g. hicH acts upon the stomach, one up
on tue upper bowels, one upon the lower bovels.
and ir- .1t- any gripping effect, thus produeipy
pill thli ices the entire digestive and AZ
uIs1 taTy .yste.. in e'inal and harmonious mzb-
ner AMI iis -irey free from nausea, v0ua-
itir gripping pains coIiinon to all other purxs-
gItives-
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
POdophyiiin becomes invaluable a. a
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Beneficial ONLY

in all eases oft hillary system. Hoonand Ger.
man Bltters SIR! without equal, acting prompt
ly and vigorously upon the liver; they remove its
torpidity and cause heaithful secretion Of bile
thereby supplying. the stomach with the most indie
pensabie Elements Of digestion in proper prop0F-
toms They give tone 10 the stomzeh-stimulating
it, fncti"ns and enabling il to perform its duties
D sure designed it should do. They impart vigos
sfrStfervth To the entire system, causing the pa
.ient 10 like another being-in fact, giving him
a new lease Of life.
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To any person proaunng any Aea,c,ne able to
show one third - many living, permanent cures
q DR. FifLkK's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy;
and further reward Of 500 for any Of Chronic
or Inhammatory Rheumatic Ague, Sciatica, and
RHEUMATISM Of the Kidneys q riu NJ esse. This
Rheumatic Syrup e ssed isssydy osty, pleasant to
Drug. It ID not Qusck Medicine, but the scien-
tihc prescription Of joseph p. Filter, u. D.. Pro-
lessor Of Ioiicology and Chemistry, graduate Of the
celebrated University Of Pennsylvania, A. D.,
lsss who's entire professional life has been devoted
spscially 70 this diseese. This preparation under
solemn oath II oonscientiously believed to be the
only positive reliable, infillible specific dis
covered. The proof that other specific exists Is
found in every community in persons Afflicted for
many yean pest and still suffering. II physicians
could cureit. specific did exist, this would not
Be- so-a ahct that must be universally admitted.
The On deceived sufferer may wisely ask, what se-
curity or evidence has he that Dr.. Filters Rheu-
matte Syrup viii cure his case. The protection Of
tered to PATENTS against imposition b in legally
sagned contract which will Be forwarded without
charge 10 any sufferer sending BY letter descrip-
ton Of aficfon; this guarantee viii state the ex.
oct number Of bottles warranted to cure, and in
easeof failure the msney paid viii be returne6 TO
tie patient. No other remedy has ever been offered
On such NbeRal md honorable terms Medical 3D.
Vice, With certificate fro prominent Physiciana
Cesxynen, etc., Who haze been cured aftef ali
oehGr trsafmeaS filled, sent by letter, gT1tis.
AEicte1 cordially invited 70 write for advics 70 the
prileipal once, - Soath Fourth street, Philadel-
PHI. Ha, d.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup Y sold
bv DFuGRia 6h26oookv4
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ID K. II d % r Ian D y
GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared II is intended for uss
vherr q III ht alcoholic stimulant is required in
cpnn' r.. it'll The we'll known tonic properties Of
the Ia. rmsn Bittsr>. This tonic contains all
In uet,. uts oi the Biiters, bat favored As to
remove th- extreme bitterness. This preparation
= not u- pala' able, but combines. in Modified
i"rn al! lee. virtues OF tn. German Bitters. The
solid eNt..-s OF some Of natures choicest restora-
tiy"s a." "a in solution by spurious agent Of the
g'rrest Gun ny. In eases Of langor excessive de-
tiiTy, wi..r tn. system appears to have become
"a i.-tste,t - il en-, Tyie~
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F0OFLAND'S TONIC

act with s!mos' marvellous effect. u. not only
stimulates H. hag..ng and wasting energies, hut
IuvIr"ratc- tnd permanently strengthens its action
Ii'ra the !t~r M! stoHIa, thorVgh, perhaps less
PROM. thai the EittcrS, when the quantity Is
taken, J.. none ~ less certain. Indigestion, bill
ii"uSrrss, physical or nervous prusti1tion, yield
f-aiily H. is patent influence. IL gives the Invalid
a u'v.r 'ri stronger hold upon life, removes de-
pre- -ririt- and inspires cheerfulness. 10
SUPP lHr pain Of disease with the ease and
c'ffi"ri o. .Ieriect health. II gives strength tn
weakness. .Lrovs dependency tn the winds, and
starts tho stored invalid upon a view and glad
~nu" But Dr. Hoofand's bcn-is,etions to
the UiHat not confined To his celebrated
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inst Of all, that HOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
TEIsS Is not rum beverage. Thew are not alco-
holie in any sense Of the term. They composed
wholly OF the pure juice vital principal Of ro0ts
This Is not mere srertion. The extracts fruun
which they are compounded are prepared by one Of
the abie>t Of German chemists. Unlike any other
bitters in the market, they are wholly free from
sPirituous ingredients The objections which hold
namely-that a desire for Intoxicating drink u
stimulated by their USE valid in the case Of
the German Bitters. So far from encouraging o.
inculcating a taste desire for inebriating beves-
il may he confidently asserted that their ten
deney is IN diemetrieay opposite direction. Their
effects can lie.
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DR. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable Curative"
permanently cures all forms Of ''SpermatoIrhea''
or Seminal Weakness in from two to seven
weeks time II restores Lost Power and brings back
the youthful vigor OF those who have destroyed il
by sexual excuses evil practices. Young men
suffering from the effects Of that dreadfuly destruc-
tive habit Of seif-abuse this medicine With
the assurance Of q speedy and permanent cure.
private practice for thirty years. and has never
failed in curing even IN the worst cases. Price IS
per package Sent TO any address free from observa-
No. 6l9 North Fiinh street, ST. Louis, Mo Estab-
lished in 1887
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MANHOOD wonAnn0oD F!

EXPLAMM0 WHO NAY, AND WHO
T. saGAt ~ = aany- Excsnve ssx.:l excite,
tn = voEsA knoWinG ahout RRBVMT1ON. Also
Wy . na.y e tstl 0xe have PIAPLS @ he
- T.; 81 sivin9 sIaeisat Es,.oa. Wy 90
nATUHMH mFn1. ny se0sseiees vess
hllsva b u, ls.sh By CONSUMPTION voaN
49, q Anily ean a1ssd - - without ths in:
Ae1aiin. 80 young nan bat esgAt V nd
~ ..Ws.a.issa." fSsy s.s 80 .P.ss.sly
- ~ psupai1, b nan, SECURE ReO4 Cd
@yA1l00. = - esss sseA, - I'D ta0ssA9
OZARK WH91H. Il. D,
en- - OhAx3ss skosk - Lsais,
I 11.0e Il = 0so Mas4nl = - sAssA ngsir.
~ S1s la11S111ns1I = - - f1061
lcA41D = Q. IQOo 10y 80 GO:
- - $3.50 = olH2s3es
O1t0op.010-
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They Purify the Blood,

cleansing The vital fluid Of all hurtful impurities and
supplanting them with the elements Of genuine
h,althfue-s- In word, there is scarcely diseaas
in which they cannot he safely and benihcially en-
ployed; but in that most generally prevalent, dis
tr,Ssiug and dreaded disease, Dyspepsia,
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But u is not our intention to diseant On IL ~
rors OF dyspepsia. To describe then tyuthhnliv 4
simply An mpossibility, but IL 10 posnble to poase
out a remedy. We have said that dyspepsia 10 ~
haps the most universal Of human diseas<p nj.
Whether this prevalence is due 10 the character o.
the od the method ofits preparations, the hasay
manner in which il Is usually swallowed. d not
our province ID explain The great met With which
We are called To deal, is this:
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GEO A MOORE, Secretary.
il JONES, ASS Secretary.
HURD, Attorney.
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ADVERTISING BLANKS

and would therefore he pleased to number
among the friendly Influences that cluster
about us in this struggle for plumber, that of
His Honor, the Mayor.
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ONE MILLION
or La1ve8 3Ave0l

II is one Of the remarkable fheeD q III yum-
BILE age, not msrsay that % 10y paD - -
victims Of dyspepsia or indi9aefsi. ~ ~ WinlnR
any one regards dyspepsia With hvor, q fssb a.
posed TO rank il among the luxuxisssl ih HsYfysn
1t. Those Who have experienced iis tsrosan
would seou; such an idea All dread IL. and would
gladly dispense with its unpleasans taniliaTisiss.
Mark rap,ey, who Vas jolly under I'll the trying
circumstances in which he vas placed, Devss bad
an sttzc. Of dyspepsia, or his jolfity vouA have
times >'.ir its tortares unconplainingly, bat vhs
ever head OF person Who enjoyed the6f
o all he multfAriOus diseases to which IL In.
generally PREVALENT as dyspepsia INV AZ a.
seases more acute and painful, and which noss -
quentiy prove fatal; but nom the sfeess q vhSeA
are 80 depressing to the mind and pa.itivsly a.
tressins TO the body. II there ID . WRECKED -
in the world IL Is
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Rnst 1OgU0.

r..n;., -, M,1 coo.,;.. +. b.,
--l. a. - -.
column on Pa1Aef.P0s .'o"' ~
there, and Who owns tnem. we sonow sais
in Leaysnvorth, and make no Distinction
49, LII -, lo~ ,;ch n, rco..
-.
Big Aike 1Rofo valnoo ony mo 81 :
bay horse- ne co@:, ecwn ooWn N ~
ana 600 mo . 1'"o1 N 80 r.
fred @ Gv ne :"
Pooso r a@ s - VI
d9goat IN ne9,ea ooafSse tney nc "
ied pony Pna;oos. -
In. 0 ~, nne ofo~n 's" -1'1
Phaeson. my 30 ~ ,,
Ben. Aken dnves dozen dinefe0' noi'0
every DAY, and n on the usae.
Capt. Broadhead drives black ana pey 70
Phaeeon.
Ed: White has black buggy Win nc"
speckled dog under It
Jep. hce drives promising e' "'
rel colt, considered aie. ,,.
Russell, from the OH hoes all l. " inuie
with California saddle.
Capt. Moore dhSeS "u,e ~
and expects to become Poetai ioa'e
Col. Mackay nAs PAn vi ""ss anu
phaeton, very aynA1
Nicholas 'eo1el ali'e7 "~yS Will e1''-iroo
mouths, and pn:eaon
John STEINER ui' i"~" az"
o,onoe u,, L.. .u 49,,
Mayor HaldeIman has . small phaeton
with lamps a. arg a. Tee! sI-aes' very
plainly iuni;se1. valued al Si.
Lanye'e nhs alves Pe.L Oh olAc1
donkeys' anu n1s : ne" ha' WIN ofos"
black band around II.
Len " leon Sports 40 l. T. morse Win .
Gordon Bros. have a pair Of brunette
mules WIN top buggy hneo Win "in'e'
wneat hour:
Farmer 'ennlson come S 20 @Mn T Ia. ,S.,
any, ai!eI na!Ses., SoG . saJ -. -. . ~
miserable LOOKING o,u 49, 49,. ., 1o. Sa. .
and some o'nei pooI eAe" 'o' ""'<'''e
annual ue" p..u
l.. u. IeIIy roc ~ aanm IN P.a.c
street cs., VIII S :. .'h h enc ." VIC "'ff
cane ae, S.a - 80. 49,, ,h.,
Clay IRWIN f'oes q gray pony tna' can
more tn.n IN;
~. W. "ie'' ui''" NY "'''e A''"
turnover ,,.u. xI
!.ck wni.ms uIisI Paii y, nav Ieu
no A"e Wo'lS 49, S,
Galied a for'y nof'e MUSIC cnar'ot' 90 c'rco'
days
So' iS1sc !euns I,ass JDu I..n. PS"y
WIN q nocne'o' sA""'e olAnAe anu
sp6ued Gog.
DICK "ee' "s'ks' 0om'or'' AA'e"s' anu no
rai Hr
Mco~n NUM- orisG Ou .o.u, IN sise
MN Ss'"foay ~ nonoAy !" ''''' inc iA'r
"
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Now, ~s desire the reader - distinctly under
stand thai his extract Of the Mandrake In many
tillss powerful than the Mandrake itself II n
The u.ii IA virtues OF this health plant I'm
a Ifri'cily pure and highly concentrated fnSm-
Hence IL II hat two o. the Poophy lin pills con
sjiui. 'T! lose, while anywhere six to eight Or .
han. fui other preparations Of the Mandrake ars
re,iuir.i. The PUiophylin
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PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

ael Gyoa IT, and bowels, carrying % i'm
proper distractions, while the Bitters or Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and invigorate the
frame. give tone and appetite to the stomach, and
thus build up the invalid anew.
Dr. HD1iAni, having provided internal remedies
for di-easa., has given the world one mainly tor
external APPLICATION, in the wonderful preparation
knO.n
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They Stand Unrivaled.

Now, there certain classes Of persons TO whom
extreme Bitters not only unpalatable, but vhe
find il impossible to take them without positive dis
comfort. For such
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION
Ml00laHE Private counselor 70
III UOOUQ0k the married or those
shout to marry, on the
CHINE physiological mysteries
0UUUC and revelations Of the

latest discoveries in producing and preventing of
spring, preserving the complexion, &c.
This Is AL interesting work Of two hundred and
twenty -fou' PAGES, with numeeous engravings, and
contains vaifabe iu'orme;i"n tI those who are
married or contemplate msrr..: still il Is book
that ought :" Is. under i'ek aad key, and not laid
carelessly about the h"use.
Sent to any one ,'r-- oI ,..tsge> fer Fifty Cents
Address DR.. Bniis ri~,.usary No. ~ North
Eighth street. ST Louis mo.
- notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate,
Before applying to any of the notorious quacks
who advertise !. public papers, using any quack
remedies, peruse Dr.. Butts work, no matter what
your disease is, or how deplorable your condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted personally or by mail
on any Of the diseases mentioned in his works,
Ofhce-No. II n. EIGHTH street, between Market
and Chestnut, st. Louis, mo- dec5yl 1871
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YESTERDAY the proposition for a narrow
gauge railroad from here southwest, was
again laid over by the County Board, until
the 18th inst.
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CITY ENGINEER VAUGHAN has rendered
his resignation. He will take prominent
part in the construction Of the Leavenwortb
& Denver road
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EVERY omnibus that comes from the de-
pot is crowded with passengers. The Plan
tiers, Mansion, Continental and other hotels
are doing a good business.
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DIR. HOO6anl's
G Err MAN BITTERS,

Would you know more Of the merits Of this voa-
derful medicine than be learned from the exps-
Renee Of others? Try il yourself, and whom IL hes
failed fulfill the assurance Of its efficacy given by
the proprietor, then abandon faith In IL.
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Mr. KRoUT, of Shawnee, had two horses
and a wagon stolen on Friday last, and they
have been traced as tar "A Gardner. krout
has soured on horse thieves.
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Work on the addition 20 the Leavenworth
FIGURING Mills is progressing as rapidly as
possible.
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The project Of building asev Opsra Hoose
i nesting With genas.l conmendaioa, IN
der the encouraging prospects Of our city.
The committee appointed By the CitisenG'
Association are practical architects and build
en-, and will report 1t an early day what will
be he cot Of such q building - would seem
to meet the ideas Of the projectors, and the
demands OF our city. There Is little doubt
but that sufficient amount Of stock will be
subscribed, - with the comparatively: slight
agitation Of the enterprise, We understand
that responsible citizens have signi6ed their
willingness to invest in such sums q give
encouragement that enough can be raised to
carry out the plan.
II is unnecessary for us to refer 1t length
10 our wants in this direction. The failing
Of the building now used a place Of pablic
Amusement, are familiar 70 Ill our eit1eaa,
and there Is no doubt bat that Ne aEe behind
neighboring citie in this particular. We
hope the project will be carried pt and 1t
IN early day.
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Family Medicine.

No household SHOULD be without them: They arc
perfectly sa'e require but two for ordinary dose
are prOnp' aud efficient in action, and when usssi
in cOnEecu with Dr. HoofaBis German Bitt~rS
or Tonic, nay be regarded certain specifies in al
eases If Live. Complaint, Dyspepsia any Of the
Disorders ~ which the system is ordinarily subject.
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Mr.. ROBERT Brown, druggist, reports
his sales the past month % per cent. larger
than during the same time last year.
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The Sabbath School Of Round Prairie and
vicinity will hold their annual picnic u
Boards Grove, four miles southeast Of Mt
Pleasant, on the 10th inst.
The public generally are invited to come
and participate in the enjoyments of the day.
From four to six schools will Jake part in
the exercises. A procession will be formed
1t half past eight O'Clock, and march to the
grove, each school having its banner with an
appropriate motto. The exercises It the
grove will be opened with . prayer; then .
NJ. Irwin, Of High Prairie, d expected to
deliver q Temperance lecture duringthe day.
to be followed BY Temperance song. Other
good speakers are expected to be present.
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DIR. G. A. CUTLER, formerly of this
county, is publishing paper in Texas.
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Our special artist has visited the Fair 1t
Platte City, and speaking of the Missouri
girls aka how this is: Singular. No. H.;
plnral, No. lanes.
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The Methodist State Convention, in
session at Lawrence, has adopted the follow
inv rrssolufion.

session at Lawrence, has adopted the follow
ing resolution:
RESOLVED, That frequenting such places of
amusement a. balls, horse races and circuses
by members of the church is in conflict with
the general rules of the church, and being
such diversions as cannot be taken in the
name of the Lord Jesus, cannot be tolerated
in those who expect to continue in societies.
The Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co.,
has already more than complied with the
new Law, creating an "Insurance Depart
ment" in this State, BY depositing with the
State Treasurer the sum of ($l5O, 000) one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars This
speaks veil for the 4is-oun Valley Lite In
sursnce Company. Eastern companiea are
required to deposit only $l00, 900 ii the
State where they are organized. and sotkias
8alst00fe Maooole ExeaFos00.
There will be - meeting Of the Knights
Templar and Royal Arch Maso~ It Masonic
Hail thi evening, II half pet seven O'Clock,
70 perfect arrangenents for the excurnon to
Baltimore. Il = Wy nsuamnry for those
intending taks advanfage Of II. excellsne op-
pogtunify 10 - peone dir eveninR. cd ~
port thenseavo 70 thsC uansttee a ssrnneo,
nenaa.
b. os1er a II Osmmsa,~
ID q A.
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&'|s!!:yaI|3!|gAEss|


OFFICE NO. sis NORTH FIFTH STREET
(betveen Washington Avenue and Green streets,
St Louis, Ne.
Establishsd In d. Louis IN 1857.
Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases In Q short
time, either In MALE or FEMALE; charges Low
fees; uses NO Mercury!
DIR. BOHANNAN'S Treaties on special Dis
eases, 4" which fully explains the nature, causes,
symptoms, &c, Of .'Spermatorrhea'' or ''Seminal
Weakness" and all the evils resulting from Self
Abuse, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, all impedi.
ments to marriage, and valuable information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE to address in
plain sealed envelope, on receipt Of one stamp.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-14

We have received a complimentary ticket
to the jackson County KAN Fair, to be
held at Holtor, on the 18th and 3oth of this
month. jackson is one of the best counties
in the State, is now thickly settled with
enterprising people, and their agricultural
exhibition will undoubtedly be very credi-
Bile affair.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-14

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Do not trAe With yourself BY testing untFied REM
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attempted TO be sold the great reputation Of this
valuable medicine. oODirectioao 1ccompany each
bottle.