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SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
CuARLESTOWN.

Mrs. r. HARTFORD, formerly Of Berryville,
WI having leased the above popular House,
W0ald very respectfully solicit the patronage OF
her old friends and " the travelling public
The TABLE well supplied with every deleacy
Choice Wines and Liquors 40 the Bar. Rooms
comfortable aud airy. Call and see.
N.a Horses taken no Livery.
Anri l5. ISL
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SERTES CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA, SATURD

The symptoms Of Liver
Complaint areuneasiness
and pain in the side.
Sometimes the pain is in
the shoulder, and is mis-
taken for rheumatism.
The stomach is affected
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,,..,. Refsrences: 81.
Daniel Miller & Co., Howard, Cole Co., Carroll
Adams 6 Neer, Stoneburner d Richards, Hoffman,
Staley 4 Co. and Drs. Clagett& Walls, Baltimore; !;
John Janney, ESD, Leesbnrg, Va. Lewis McKen-
zie, Esq, Prest. A. l.. q n. Il. H., Charles W.
Button, ESD, Lynchburg, Va; Col. l.. T. Moore,
Winchester, Va; John K. London, Esq, Rockhill,
S. c.; John II. Williams, Esq, Fred. Co. Bank;
. Samuel B. Preston, Washington Co., Md.
July s, l869-tf,
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VI. Orders for all kinds of Merchandise, Salt,
Fish, Plaster, Guano, and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements, promptly filed.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.
TERMS.

ro-The FRrr Pass is published weekly at Tso
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-23
A japanese Led.

A msltrass in the form OF n very thick
quilt, about seven feet long and four wH,e,
was spread on the floor, and over il was lsrf
an ample robe, very long and heavily padded,
and provided with large sleeves. Having
put ON this night dress the sleeper covers
himself with another quilt and sleeps, a.
.'if he has had some years practice" IN the
use Of this bed.
But the MIST remarkable feature aioh q
Jap nese bed is the pillow. This Is
wooden box about four inches high, eseh'
inche. long, and two inches wide at the Top
1t has a CUSHION OF folded papers on the
upper side to rest the neck on, tor the eiabo-
rate manner of dressing the hair does moi
permit the Japanese, especially the women
TO press the head on the pillow. Every
morning the uppermost paper l. taken OF
from the cushion, exposing Clean suria'
without the expense ofwashing pillow cas-
PASSED the greater portion OF the night u
learning how to poise my head in this move
manner, and when finally closed my eyes
it was 10 drean, that was being slowly be
headed, and 10 wake nj the crisis to ind IN
pillow oottom side up, and my neck resting
ON the sharp lower edge ri the box. Durinl
NV slav in the country, learned many
| liz CUSTOMS, mastering the use OF the chop
sticks. and acctistoming my paiase to raw
fresh iish, but the attempt to balance NJ!
head on two-inch pillow, l gave 1t up II
despair, after trying in vain To secure IN
box and wing il TO my neck and head.
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From the Atlantic Monthly.
SHls'AGO


Men said al respers: Al is veil!
Fell F. ii. shr: . d prayer aud r.,t, ofs.is
Before tse,Lery hurricane
On ,hree score .piTes bad sunset sh5ne,
Where ghastiy sunrise looked n none,
Men cl sped ach other hands, sn1 sAAa
The Guy u the WesI Is dead!
R,,v- heart. who fought, in SLOW retrea',
To. nenas fhss ,,z.sA stssei 70 stIes5
Turned poweriess, tOtne citnainS sAA1e'
The 4 me denaace o. iIspSir
\ sudden impulse hril!,d each wife
HAT s;guaiei round that sea of nre =
swift so,ds Of cheer. warm q. at-'hl0os e~nAS
In tears OF pity died the Fame.
From East, rom West, from South, hon
North,
The mes ges Of hope shot forth.
And, underneath the severing wave,
The world, ull-handed, reached 70 save.
Fair seemed the oil but firer sun
The pew the dreary void shal nh'
With dearer homes than those . erthfo"h'
For love shall lay eaei eorner-s.one'
Rise stricken city!-irom thee throw
Tie ashen slck-coth fthy woe;
And hui d, as Thebes 10 Am''hion sfA'n,
To songs of cheer thy walls again.
How shrivelied in thy hot distress
Tue primal sin OF selhshnsss!
Urw Instant rose, 10 take Thy part,
Tie angel in the human srartl
All, not il, vain The flames that tossed
Above thy dreadful holocaust;
The Christ again has preached through 'nee
The Gospel Of Humanity!
rbenNft once more thy towers on high.
All fret With spires the western SKY
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Dyspepsia Prevails
mott universally.

alDoDt universally.
Nearly every other Ierscn you meet u victim,
IN apparently willing one; Tor we're this not the
go. Why 20 many sufferers, when . certain,
spesdy and sale r-medy is within the easy reach o.
III Who desire to avail tn mseives OF III But the
majority vii pol. Blinded By prejudice, or de-
TERED by spme other uneX planned influence, they
r.ius. " accept The reliei proneTed them. They
turn deaf ear TO the testimony OF the tbousands
vhose q tan ngs have been sileviated, and WITH
deerrm.nztiou 10 their ruthless iormentor. But
says q dyspeptic: What " the remedyf 10 sh,cn
DC reply: his great alieviator OF human sunerine
II almost widely kno~n as the T. giish iAL
+, hs. ed the zaouie. OF thousands, and Is to-
Aay carr wing comfort and 10 thous-
ends OF often This acknowledged pznAosa Il none
char than
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-23
ISrEMPERANCE

/ have seen men drunk and staggering IN
the streets, but they wouid sIrsighten them J
selves up like Toodles when ne said ''d-n
Thompson" and Cross themselves every lime l
they passed church. !
Mu.cuvi,es fighting and clinching vii |
loosen their hold to cross themselves teforc a ,
Priest-van, then go for" each. others hroat !,
as the Madonna p,sse. by. Priests get DRINK |
With their congregation; and On iete day. II |
is the exception ~ see 4 sober man among !
the common pr ,pls tmoskers VI Russia.
They drink vodka, which Is made from
wheat, and pays the government TWO roub!e- |
(about 81 50) per gallon tax. On Sunday
afternoon, The great market day in Moscow,
ne suburbs OF he city will be filled With
drunken people
Tbs Mahometaa religion fourish.s in
Russia. Their cardinal commandment Is
mot 70 get drunk" They improve ON the
Asiaiic Christians. They are truer and bet
ter c,siz~ns th.n the Chris,iars OF Russia,
Whenever Russian desires nthful ser
| ~snt or Cuacbuan he chooses y Tartan Ma
hometxn from the Tartar quarter in Moscow.
They arr honest, faithful, and temperate
C.s...ss-..c5 a. ... ~ writer, by stannch old
Bishop Delaney, and nursed by Il. al magniti-
cent old Bap,ist, DR.. Eaton, these admissions
are NOT made without uain.
SAP RrrIrcrroNs FOB SUNDAY READING.
used to believe everything l read IN
church h,oL. but Alas, 1 lind they wont do
to tie to. When 1 visited Parma l saw a
hand Of the Virgin Mary-I saw another IN
Rome--then another in Cologne.
"Alas" said the pious priest each ihe
With ,ears in his ever. These are certified
| an A.. The ,rn. ,,,,is II the holy M,ther"
Va a.. r;.ht I said and Mary was :,
J h.n6v y;,IEh,ndisr than thew make them
now. d.vs
knew a Young lady on Madison avenue
xh, cave her hand to FIVE innocent YOUR.
men aud ,hev h,rst into tears because 81,
comld mo, do 20 more!
Als,i il 90, TO b.. eyiden; that this young
I,.d;e's intentions were always honorable.
v.s fully convinced that the 'holy'
mo,he, ras = handy woman, and when
Il IN, IN No.cov and saw another nand unde
! tho ,ovar ~ 8, Rasil. began to suspect; bu
, didn't suy anyih No. II l had uttered
word of Honbt these Jealous Russian Chris
,;,ns World have instantly cut my throat, 4.
MORE HANDS. ~ -.yt
. One day ] rode ont 10 Troitza-sixt,,
Z mile. from Moscow-to a convent. judy
: of INV conservation when they wanted L
l come The hand business on me again
I sxid "No! my long robed friends. til
ia ..tao thin" .-,--.
Nv Interpreter Thought | referred to tn
:, skeleton. and smiled approvingly. Tines
i Ave- certified hands. all belonging 10 one VIC
Z | man were ali RIGHT 10 one who has NO, mai
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kUsslAN PECULIARsTlES.

ss.skisg,. Driskisg seA rrsyass
Oriokiag -l0age WOFsh1p-1be Ros'
slan AahOoeto0 Toraofs.
The Russians art great smokers. Every
body smokes-me0, women and children.
They smoke Turkish tobacco rolled in silk
paper-seldom cigars or pipe. These rolls
are called paparos. The ladies almost all
smoke, but they smoke the small delicate
sizes Of psparos while the gentlemen smoke
larger ones.
Mr. Robert Williams, . Gonnec,i-at Yam
kee, hut railroad man, and beloved By all
the Russians, married in Moscow one OF the
Princes-es Galitson-a iull-blooded Russian.
AT bis residence, On the Tver Skoi. the wri-
ter remained q month. Always with our
coffee, morning and noon, came the inevita-
bic box of parapos and everybody al the table
smoked and drank their coffee ut the same
time.
On the cars from Moecow 70 Mini Nov
eorod were fixed Little cups for cigar ashes
in every seat. Ladies freequeotiy took out
their por-paparus and handed then, 10 the
gentlemen with pretty invitation to smoke.
On one car On this train noticed this label:
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MEDICAL.
ONE MILLION
OF Lives GavOd
MsDICAL..

II n one Of the remarkable facts OF this remArkE
hls sss no; merely that many persons arg ~
victims OF dyspepsia indigestion out its si IL
victims. Now We would not be Wiling 10 ssy tha'
spy one regards dyspepsia with favor, OF ieeis an
pused 70 rxnr II among the iuxurier OF me az HUN
II Those who have expei fenced IFS tornehu
.,.,S .,,ns, saAa nm tdeu An dreaA it-ta and would
I'LL, hi. neu-- With It's unp,essanf ismiiarifies
S.,e Tapiey. Who Is Jolly under all the trying
c,reumesanees "a which ne vas ptsssd, psses 40
AZ attack Of dyspepsia Or his Jointly woaid nave
.,sriIIy ro-szGer him. EA aud women some
tsruss - Ter iIs lDraTes overwhelmingly, but no
ever heard OF person who enjoyed thems
u. ali the multi siss ases 10 Shieh the hs-
man sy.;em is Liable there il, perhaps, no one sc
G-nersIly revaent dyspepsia. There are d.
Seayes more acute and painful, and which more ne
Ousntiy prove fatal; bat none the snect1 OF which
cre 20 DEPRESSING TO the mind and positively dis
tressing to the body. II there Is wresched hsins
n thu 0or,d IN in
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-23
Let it be Remembered

6r,t of all that HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
TIERS is not q rum beverage. They are not alco-
holic m any sense the term. They are composed
Wholly OF tue pure juice vital prime pal OF roots
This l. mol . mere assertion The extracts IRON
which they are com pouH prepared BY one o.
tn sklest Of German cheuisi Unlike any other
bitters in the market t.ey are wholly Tree from
spintnOus ingredients Se objections which no
With = much force sgsinsI arstions OF this class,
psmely-that = desire Intoxicating drinks Is
by their use. not valid IN the case oil
the l,eriuaD Bitters. 50 far hom encouraging OF
ipculcsfns q taste desire for inebriat'ng teSsr-
aee- IL may he conhdenty asserted that their ten
isncy il In . disDstrca,iy opposite diress@ Ahei;
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American Central ms. Co.,
VI ST LOUIS. b-ii r,, ia. at their off'"-
MO. 40 Main ST,

Capt, S A. Couch was called to the Char
On motion the following resolutions we're ""'"-
iuously adopted and signed by the 81 es""'der'
WuEkkAs. The great calsmity which hs- ,is''-
the city OF Chicago has fallen heavily upon The ~
seurces Of the American Central in.arancs Cam
psny, taxing them To an unexpectei extent ana
! WHEkKAs, Ne are informed Of the artioh oil the
Trustees at 81, ouis, calling in ssses inent oil
10 Der cent. Of the uHpaid stock; therefore
&esoised, That in this hour " ths CON Iany
do,,e the action Of the officers At the parent oucs
and cheerfuliy pledge ourselves to ."iniiy "hh TIE
demand to he met II the specified time.
| Eesoired That the prompt aud decisive actl'n 81
| ths TT .stees In making this assessment was me
right thing ~ the right Time, deserve, high "'ni-
nen,i.ti.n At the hands "f the publir aud proves
them worthy ci the trust repJse'i iii 'h.i D. 'he
Stockholders NJ large; that they have 'h-r-', '-'-
| deemed the pledge which the Company has gwen
to the public. have placed its nianas-In.nt BEYOND
| reprosck and have launched the Company "'i ca
r.r Of greater ,ucce, than its brilliant past,
and .rcur. for il confidence greater than II conid
have without the present CATASTROPHE ''''"S'@
L
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Beneficial Only

N all cases Of the hillary system. Hollands Ger
nan Bitter. stand without equal, acting prompt
y and vigorously upon The liver; they Remove lis
oprpidity and cause healthiul secretion Of bile
sheIsuy supplyin the stomach with the most indis-
peasabie elements OF digestion in proper proper
iona They give tone TO the stomach-stimulafinS
IL 3nctions and enabling II to perform Its duties
o iure designed Ii should do. They impaTt vigor
a strength 10 the entire system, causing the pa
Int 70 Grel Nike s,,othsr bsing-in hes giving him
n nsv Lease of life
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Close conneenons are mad. 1t North Topeka With
trans Of Kansas Pachc Railway, for all points e 81
and west
At Emporia Junction With trains on MiDouri
Kansas a Texas r. K Tor Southern Kansas.
Al Emporia With daily line Of stages To and from
Eureka.
A. Florence with daily line Of stages for Chelsea,
Eidorado, Augusta, Douglass, Winfield, Arkansas
City, and all prints in southern Ksnsas.
Al Newton for wichita, Sedswick City. Park
City, and Southwestern Kansas.
All communications relative 70 freight and ticket
business should he addressed 10
NJ. L. SARGENT,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
7. J. PETER, General Manager.
Topeka Kansas. july u 1871.
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DIR. n ODE Lam DIS
GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. 1t is intended for use
where 4 slight scOholie stmniant Is required IN
connection 18th the well-known tonic properties OF
~ nun. q; srsnn Bitten. This tonic CONTAINS AL
the InRrej rents the Httess but so havoEod rs TO
remote the extreme bitterness. This preparation
h not only palsiable, but combines. IN nodiled
fprm oil the virtues Of the German Bitten The
solid extracts Of OF natures chUrest restora-
ves are held in solution BY spurious agent OF the
pure,t quality. In cases OF angor excessive de-
6iIi,v. where the system appears 10 have become
4 epefXieax
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

Bat IL IL not our intention 10 d.cant on the nor
rors OF dyspepsia 10 describe them uuihiuiiy is
simply an in possibility but is possible to Poin,
out q remedy. We have said thai dyspepsia Is pei
hape the most universal oi human diseases. ms
1. emphaiicaliy toe case in the Cniteh states,
whetn.r his ali nee is due 10 the character OF
the fod the me, bod preparation, OF the hasiy
manner IN which il is usually Swallowed Is mol
our pruvinoe kiiaip. The great TACT with vhleo
"a are called " deal. this:
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DIR. HOOnand'x
GER MAN BlTTERS

Would you know more Of the merits Of this won
Aerful medicine than can be learned from tae exPe
riencs OF o,hersf Try IL yoursei!, and when IL ha
s.iIed 70 fulfill the assurance OF its efficacy given by
d. rrourieior then abandon faith in II.
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OFFICERS
Know all men bv these presents,

Know all men by these presents.
That the AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE
COMPAN,. Of the city Of ST. Louis, do hereby sp-
point II. R. ANN Ny, OF Leavenworth, state %
Kansas, the Agent and Attorney Of the said Com
papy 10 coun efs IN and issue the Policies Of this
Company, and otherwise to do and D. rform the
Gus omary and duties Of Insurance Agent,
also TO &C ept and ackne~lei ice OF all prV.
cess vhet er mesne Of nnal, Tor and on behalf OF
the Com any In any action OF procsedins sgAinst
said Company And II Is hereby admitted ana
Agreed that such services Of process Aforesaid shall
be- taken and held to be valid and SUFFICIENT In
that behalf as if served upon said Company, A.
coriing to the laws Of said state, or Of any othsf
state and all claims right of by reason u
such service Is hereby expressly waived and rsin-
pushed.
WINES our h..is and the seal of the Company.
thi. ST day Of March, 1870
fSEAII VI. l.. PO1TLE. viss Prss't
Csc. T. Ck,s, Secretary.
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They Purify the Blood,

ssansng the vital Huid Of III hurttu impurities and
suppIsnting them with the elements OF genuine
heatthfulness In a word there is scarcely disease
IN which they cannot lie safely and beni6cialiy em
ployed but in that most generally prevalent. dis
Srseains and dreaded diAAse, DIspePsia,
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HOOFLAND'S TONIC

a, With almost marvellous easct. II not only
s,imuiates the Aagsing and wsstihe esesgiee, but
ipvgorates and permanently strengthens its action
appE the liver and stoina, thorough, perhaps less
pfemst than the BittsS- = hen the SamsqSsntity is
taken, is none the less certain indigestion, bii,
6ousuess, physical CT nervous PROSECUTION, yield
roodily 70 IL potsut nuueaoe IL gves the invalid
. sewer and stronger hold upon lie, removes de-
preston Vi spirits, and inspires cheeriuiness II
supplsnts the pain OF disease with the ease and
comfort Of perfect health. Il gives strength to
vsakpess, throws dependency to the winds. and
starts the restored invalid upon new and glad
eone career But DR.. HOohand's beneiactions TO
o. human race are not confined TO his celebrated
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Acs Directly on the Liver,

sfsuaula4,ug IT'S functions and causing IL 70 mare ~
Hlsry eecretions 10 regular and proper quantities.
ne in urious results hich invariably follow the
~ o; merrary. is entirely avoided by their nsr.
In, i, !, mot upon the liver only that their powef
n. excrted The extract Of Mandrake contained
in then 10 skilfully comhined With four other az
tr,cts one OF hich upon the stomach, one up
on the upper bovels, one upon the lower bowels
ana one prevents any gripping edsct thus prod scin1
piu that inf ueucee the entire digestive and AZ
.,ept.ry system, in an equal snd harmonious man
per and lis action entirely free from nausea vool'
Pos,s,,ing these much desirable qualities. the
Ra..h linn bScomoa invaluable q Q
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NEW ORLEAMs ROMANCE.

a, .ae~oueheuse BlindGolded and
llraven "a o My.uersOM> JOb-Cnc Pre-.
e11sory Saerinee or ahe Fruits Of her
Iron the New Orleans Times.l
Cataiplv one OF the most extraordinary
events thar has occurred in the city, and one
thst will excite the greatest amount OF specu-
lation, reaches US through private source,
% yelled in mystery that details are simply
impossible. We sre told that at midnight,
two weeks ago, two gentlemen-one gray
haired, and the other with black hair and
ewes drove in q carriage to the house o.
colored accoucheuse and requested her imme-
date attention on lady 10 whose residence
they would take her. She arose, dressed
and entered the carriage, but the moment the
vehicle moved she WAS seiz-d, biin'liolded
and gagged. In this manner she was driven,
We are informed, over nearly the entire city,
tirrt up town and then down.
So long did the drive continue that her
idea of locality became utterly confused, and
il was impossible for her to know even the
district in which the vehicle finally stopped.
A destination wa, however, at length reached,
and the woman. still blinded, was taken up
peir Of stairs, and thence into large room,
| where a yound girl was undergoing the
| agonies Of labor.
The woman was ordered by the older gen
l tleman to attend to the duties of her calling,
| which she did. The unhappy girl was de-
l liyered Of q etill-born child, and at its birth
| the woman was directed to throw it into a
1 fire then burning fercely in the CRATE. She
refused in the most positive manner, and
according to the story, one OF the men hurled
the speck Of humanity into the blaze, where
| Il h;ssed and finally cracked into ashes.
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Re,...ve Rank orCisies.

The cities q; New York, Philadelphia,
and Brooklyn maintain the zane relative
rank "a to population that they did in 1860.
There Las been considerable shifting OF
places, among those that now constitute the
reminder OF the foremost cities OF the
Union.
During the las, decade 81. Louis has as
cended the scale from the eighth totne fourth.
Chicago, in similar proportion, changed
from the ninth to the Eth.
Baltimore, which in ls60 was the fourth,
rexoRrsdes to the sixth.
Boston pursnes the same direction, from
the 9Th to the seventh. ~
Cincinnati retires step, from the seventh
to the eighth. [
New ORLEANS tails back from the sixth to
the ninth -
San Fnncisco, With noble, forward leap
vault. from the fifteenth to the tenth.
Buffalo lags behind from the tenth to the
eleventh.
Wellington makes stride from the four
teensh to the twelfth.
Newark, New Jerseys thriving merropo-
In. drops, never heless, fro.., the eleventh to
the thirteenth.
Louisville, twelfth in rank in 1860. is now
assigned to the fourteenth.
I Cesshsd, four steps forward, mounts
froth the niueseenth to the fifteenth.
Pistsburg alone retains the same relative
rank now a. then, the sixteenth.
Jeney City risss in importance from the
txlhliesh to The seventeenth.
Detroit recrdes in importonce from thu
evepteenth to the eighteenth.
Milwaukee from the eghseeath to thu
| nioesesuth.
Albany, which was ten yean ago the thir'
tenth. nov takss the place Of jersey City
| tvensiseh.
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They Stand Unrivaled.

Now, there are certain classes Of persons 10 whom
extreme Bitter are not only unpalatsbie, but vho
Cad II impossible take them without positive dis
comfort For such
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'PODOPHYLLM PILLS

- upou the stomach and towels, carrying on I'M
1,nucr distractions, While the Bittefs or Tonic
purity the blood, strengthen and invigora,e the
ksme give tone and appetite to the stomach, ana
thus build up the invalid ane..
Tr. Hoonsnd, having provided internal remed -
- diseoses, has given the world one mainly Tor
externai application IN the wonderful preparation
knuNlaa I.ass Z ..llrs-- 1.
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ASSETS
BOARD OF TRUSTEH

Geo. p. Plant. Ex-fres'I o. N. Ex-
Les r Shryock, Pres I Board Of Trade
W. H. Pulsifer. frrs't 81. l.. L. o. Co
=. A. Reuss, F. A. Reuss Co.
s. N. D"sid, H., Brown 4 Co. n. 0oods
John VAIL, w. Carpenter, Com. Mo-
u. L. Pottle, Mommssion Merchant
Morris Tsussie, T.. livingstone 90.
e. y. McDose ell, BUsssy 4 ca.
Chaunc v 7. filley, Queenswsre Merchant
Jas. p Fiske, Fiske, Knight Co.
Vim. Hunicke. u. 4 Wist, Commissiou AI.
= E. Gilbert, Wholesale Grocsriao, Evansville. -
Indiana Stock hOl iers.
D. NJ Adams. Prr~'t Kansas Valley NAIL Bank.
Topeka, tor Kansas St0ck holders.
Gen. James l. Miror, Jefferson City. for Missouri
Stockholders at large.
Russell Hincklsy BsIlevilie for lila Sfockhsidass
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-23
Family Medicine.

Ne bousehoid should be without them. They are
pS,etly safe require but two for an ordinary dose
sEo prompt and efficient in action, and vben useo
n soanection With pr. Hoonand 1efms1 DaeAei n
- Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or any u the
1oorders 10 which the system ID ordinarily subject