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New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
TIE SENATEiS BLTNDER.
4 MICHIGAN OPINION.
From Tn Detroit 1TibBne.

From III. Detroit Tribune
We confess our inability to appreciate the
mo;yee ol iI, majority Of the United States Scnltor in
the they have ut to in regard to Mr.
TrumhulIs 'nort To secure Thorough Investigation to
all departments of til" civil service We can CONCEIVE OF
good reason Tor refusing to ciothc Committee APP
!,mpi,st powers aid We certainly know Of no manner
in (Which greater harin can he done TO the Repulcan
party Inm pi %r1n % wCn srsS S hc Ilh contn"s m
only valne In our judgment the majority oi mo
Senators grossly m.ulgc the spirit OF the people IDS
j. not n time when parry in power can gam strength
by ,erms 10 shrink IRON the most scarrbing examine,
hands TGr icpubicln party is strong. bat II Is hot
strong cnodgn to d. abe To mark ou for it.f any polcy
fullest SCRUTINY into al iis The Of the men
m>rcp Ting t III the senate /, III every
way worthy only oi rnpaiic condemnation. II there Is
nothing to hr feared from investigations
CoNNECTICrT OPINION.
ROW The Gdi,rogrV dner' IN . ,
When mans pocket is picked in frai!road
and III" passenger, agree to sabnii to search! IL Is
somcn tnc rAse that one man VIZ rciuHc TO DO
searched draan .iug tIt his word ~ honor nc taken a3
.uicu; r..t that hc : not the thief The oiS'rv-
Will most udraly concudc tll1t one of Two thihSs
iru'; c;tncf hc nl' the stolen property or hc -
ashamed uf TN condition OF his nri ana wants 10 Keep
his coat bhtoed over H. In j;Si sa, sisp, "Is posi-
oI Ia, President Is pi ccd by his oyerhchior' iIiehn'
in HE Scnat", who hay, defeated Senator liuib'.A
I !or .HNH-h investigation OF thi "h'iro OF nc All
lnInistri;iOn.
, PENNSYLVANIA orINIoS.
ir""' ire fot'ri,' n..TS Jo,rnM t.;1,
Those W.,p claim t. be the particular friends
%. Tres .cnI ~ IN upngnn; the motives OF all who
cNlhrss o.iu"'a "n thr Atn! ratIon, 90 MN % NOR,
harm 'in us rnrhr:. W. support H. rr"Hac", ," au 'isn M
auyocIie h, r',r,Ioh N less some huge bnder rh"hil
IAiirre. NJ. lrnmpn''s resolution OF inquiry may
uily not br ri-'. We bay: EOthDg 10 say on It's pro-
prr' or mprop:ety Bat l. certain that the coiH %
noSr srt'r~ o oppose any movement OF tho klin
an iI>si s.ti"n. wnih we 1t" not believe T. the cas-"
l. 'i''s" in l'"us friends continue III ln't present
~ Pr. Hlst may Vt hiNo cause to cAcdiin'
- \, Iit'
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Chronic DiarrAen Of long Standing euri b. JoHsss Aso'
ustt Internally.
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MARRIED

AsselIA Tussh Baths. esAst Gentlemen
.vesing BufSpe outdoae
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sd6ing nd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note P.oer
4sR lo% FULroE.sT. On DuIsA CHuASh
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Beautiful Presents.

Beautiful Presents.
ANTIQUE OBJECTS or ARr
At THE sOMERvILLB ART GALLERIES.
5TILAvE. AND 14TH-sT.
EXAMINE THIS COLLECTION OF
Cabinet. S.%nst: II u sSs os I s.ia s.Sss''' .y.s
T,htes Of Carved Oak
7ai1,: 7aS',: 20, s1 i.s i:,is: e. N;,Aa'''' %sX.
Tsblrs for Cards
'N''''' '"' Rohem,n Glass and Rare po,,oste.
Brackets Of Cared Oak.
EIas.p EI.s. t,s StY"ts. ",s.'
EXAMINE l..
{, Of aae patc9 M.r41.,h..
or'-n..l c,rrc.. frornI India.
%:Ss i' ::'s: i s.$,::: 80 L's' and Small
4 Rare Collection Oe sold -H THURSDAY and FRIDAY svkA
bargains in Fine Gold IeweIry.
wHoLEsALS PRICES
FINE GOLD EAR-RIsGs .,l sEJr sEp PINS
c5EG' toEsx Ear as sn%So sIsGs AND sn'iHs. Pms sS
GoLD GSD EoSKEfs E,SH asD AMI sES sScscss sfsst1s
sAL RSSs ssaSs aSsThTST nsG TrTbs G1sEo TOPAZ
;TSsB Bfis fIais ksSs asS s1Ss GhSSE FAsrEAFEA
BFESs mpRFSs G9Lp S9Lp HEMskss ISGs asp EAR RINGS
%4SiFS sK Rs;tss HSD JEM5IT TtSdKK ~ RErsRrD ,ISH
GEO. C. ALLEN ssl B,e.d..n "
bavxanns Wxpn1ssn,H 20 T"nnrwsr"' ran'w
GEO. c. ALLEN sai BrosdsAy nrar Fonteeo1h.t
Loak at the Prices.
LOOK AT Tng Prices.
LOOK AT rFs PRICES.
WRITE CHINA DINNER SETS worth $50 for III %
COLoRED and GILT DINNER SETS, worth $i.s1 foe 10 %
COLORED CHINA TIA SETS worth. .SI1 for %
VcRY.HANDLBD DINNER KNIVES. worth. ...S11 fss %
suyERPLATBD CAsToRs worth for 50
MASTgL VASES CARD RECEIVERS. JAaDISkxSRS
FLOWER P0ss. &e, &c. At about bali pneA
NO CHARGE RoR EXAMINING
CALL AID sRB HoR YoURsELvEs
wLP DAILY NO R31 sSDApwAL
Holiday Presents.
+. & II. Z. ANTHONY s Co..
Opp Metropolitan 's' Broadway
srBREoscoPEs AND VIEWS
GRAaHOSCcPBS AND sCRxxs
MRGALETHOSCopEs AND sUBJRCrA
CHR,aMOs READY FRAMED.
E. II. I. ANTHONY & Co..
OPP. M..rossl,u. ssl Brs.d-.y.
New .adv.led YOSEMITE vIgws
Napoleen~ Cabinet
CIIANiPAG
THE VINE USED AT THk SECEPIlOS OF fRiSCk ALkXfA
For Sale s.he Leading Vine hsochanu sod Grocan
DOUCTIE FII.S & Co.
SOLE AGKSTS. }, pc.y-s,
schcuek's Punouic S,rsp.
sEAwEED TONIC MANDRAKE PILLS
Thess the onb medicines that will Puinnlr toasunros
Dr. SCHBNCk has been ih yrts c"nl'e
ualy lun anl know has medicines properly tArp VII
stomach his SBAwERD TONIC food imncs ,e
the sustb nd mates gt His PULhONc Sikuf npsss
ths mattel and nature Of withoai eAtr''sa
JOHN y HENRY
No Q Coeg~phcc. ke~.iork,
Wholesale Agent
W.rneskt Is 4 g. CS;;t Csstts iIG;,sr.; SSin,Rs
LADJBS, GENTS, AND BOYS
PURS.
ALL THR NEW Styles PBIT HATS.
Complete IN srery department, 81 moderate prceA
sig BROADWAY.
NmerIc.n Instituto Farmers Clnb.-Tts Club meees
every ri PSDAY AZ ocock o. the of the Institute.
Cooler building All interested In ssrealsri ia
vtsa. - .. NATHAN - hLi ffe'dene
-po.,Odacc Nocc-rhe MAILS EUROPE during week
.,as SATURDAY Dec 1871 will close ofcc TUESDAY
:. n w, WEDNESDAY At ~ a AID 10 SAT nbl II
a M y u IONtS PpsssN,e
Stntosvv,
EY e L. RG<,
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cHESFBRQ- -CAMPBElL-A. st. Fsuls Chxeh' O"egc ~
nnrSs, by Rev KidLe Abort hesroro lr VI 'his
city 10 Mar E.. eldeI, daughter Of Abs Campbell esd
aN ANsTHwARTA residence Of The hrde father on the
E M n, nt.r Mir Daniel r. Gilman City Iowa. Asre,
I s,ev,.i daughter Of Hon VIZ % Mercer Peaa
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DIED..

Au Notices of Ma,riages must Be ,ndor'sd x'h MI
Ru.Ne and ddfI .sl
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARX FITS.

HAVANA MARKETS
Iv,y, Ia E,vIsnge irregular feishs q
al vessels . tch:s li
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Aneversay Prsper Rerse,.


From Henry ward Bsscher's Lecture Room Talk
One Of The mos severely proper saints
TIA. l ever knew ~ person Who neve,
had sey nd.enos, osr me-. vosld Dsve,
have s6peght Il telling hx . ssret or con.
fsning fssk Bm 4 ~ diA.ssnt Viii cd
Aunt Chandler. She was one Of those han.
py, q voD~rbouulifslly ~ oufu;6e ~
In. Ifshe caught me SAILING sDple. al
would sake n into ths hso = II for caai.
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Let it be Remembered

first OF all, that HOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
TIERS Is not a rum Leverage. They are not Alco-
holie in any sense of the term. They are composed
wholly Of the pure juice vital principal Of roots
This is not assertion. The extracts from
which they are compounded are prepared by one Of
the ablest of German chemists. Unlike any other
Bitters in the market, they are holly free from
spirituous ingredients. The objections which hold
namely-that desire for intoxicating drinks 4.
stimulated by their use not valid in the case OF
the German Bitters. So far from encouraging or
intoxicating taste desire for Undertaking bever-
ages, il may be confidently asserted that their ten
dency is in Theoretically opposite DIRECTION Their
ef,.e t.
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we have ever known. 1t gives universal safisfac-
tiOn and We can testify to its efficacy from our own
experience.
Ertraa Of a letter from BefA1el Faviey, ddsed Mar
lOr, n. H. August l, lS56.-Y0ur medicine give
satisfaction to all who have used 1t, and takes the
lead of any article Of the Liniment kind in use In
this vicinity.
Mesus. McLain d Bros, WAoiesais Dvuggias,
bheeiing, Va, say, under 1ase Of July -, 1866,
for more diseases than il Is recommended Tor.
Extract oj letter from Hon. Nathan Liadsey, County
Judge Of shelby 90. Losra, daied Harlan, Apra 81,
ls67.-l; is decidedly preferred TO any other Lini-
Inent sold in this section.
EIfract Of q letter from T!Ossas Surfe,uaf, daiei
HlLstovo, M., Nay -, ls67.-YOur 6argling Oil is
spoken Of by those " no have used IL, rst- rate
article, and should like to have yOn send some
more OF il To sell.
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Dyspepsia Prevails

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet Is Q VICTIM
an apparently willing one; for were this not the
case, why 50 many sufferers, when q CERTAIN
speedy and safe remedy is within the easy reach Of
all who desire TO avail themselves Of it, But the
majority will not. Blinded by prejudice, or de-
TERED by some other unexplained influence, they
turn deaf ear TO the testimony Of the thousands
whose su Teri rAss have been sleviatsi, and With
strsngentl, ustion appear To cling with desperate
determination To their ruthless tormentor But
says dyspeptic: What is the remedy to which
We reply: This great alleviator Of human suffering
is almost As widely known as the English LANGUAGE
II has allayed the agonies Of thousands and is to-
day carrying comfort and encouragement to ihous-
ands Of Others. This acknowledged psnaces is none
other than
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Beneficial Only

in all cases of the hillary system. Hoonand der
man bitters stand without equal acting prompt
ly and vigorously upon the liver; they remove its
torpidity and cause healthful secretion Of bile
thereby supplying the stomach with the most indis
Penssbie elements Of digestion in proper proper
TONS They give tone 10 tine st0mAeh-stimuating
its functions and enabling ii TO perform its duties
As nature designed 1t should do. They impart visor
and strength 70 the entire system, causing the pa.
tient 10 feel like another being fact, giving him
q new lease Of life.
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FROM George II. Sheffield P. NJ Eax Ga:ns Or
kaas Co., N. T., S1s 70, 1861 am happy to
say that one bottle Of your Garylns Oil has cured
the RhsalnstisD IN my right sral. when nothing
else would help me.
From Geo. X. 7hraus, Warsar Lsd., Noe. s..
lS56.-When i was appointed agent for the sale 0i
your Gargling Oil, there large stock on hand
but ii is sold, 40 LshiRk yS1 had better send
me twelve dozen more, One-half Of which for
Family USE Ii is regarded the beat medicine
ever sold.
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has been specially prepared. IL Is intended for use
where slight alcoholic stimulant is required ia
connection with the weli-known tonic properties Of
the pure German Bitters- This tonic contains Alf
the ingredients of the Bitters, bat favored To
remove the extreme bitterness. This preparation
Is not only palatable, but combines. in modified
form, all the virtues OF the German Bitters. The
solid extracts Of some Of natures choicest restorH
ty.s held in solution by spurious agent Of the
purest quality. In eases Of lsngor excessive de-
bIiiiy, where the system appears Ia have become
sShnuSied of its en.ryiss
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From ID. G. ROtinsos, Sdrs7sq, Miss., Feb. Is,
57.-fiease send another supply Of your GarglinS
Oil 1t has given general satisfsction. 1t has cured
great for Burns. In fact il has been successful in
almost every case where It hss had tair Trial.
FROM Dr.. r. S. Pars0ss, Brighfsa, Lad Sept. 6,
on hand, and hnd 1t the best preparation Of the
kind in use; ind sell three times a. much 0f il n
any other.
From L. Sehlot1sdn, Round Top, Fayefse Co.,
TeE0s, Feb Is, 1851 am now selling more Of
your Gargling Oil than any other Lnimeat-ands all
who have used it pronounce it ''the bess thing
out"
r. d. Taylor, Of Concord, KY, says the GaTyling
Oil cured horse Of his, injured while blowing, by
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AND

EItrdct y u ietiey JTom GrigsIy and N,uag, dases
1resifoa, 1e'0., SeIa. ~, lS67.-i0u may state IN
Almanacs that with an experience in the drug
ket Of fifteen years, the Gxrglins Oil has mol been
exceilel.
From Dr. 4. ". Ellis, TSoapcilie, Ca, Jan. 6,
1853. III should receiS 10th boxes u the Gar
Cling Oil. i, will not be too much, think could
soon lind sale ior il all, the inquiry being frequent
Era. ~ a. 4 u.I.U rHS..a: A..
6, 1855 Your dangling Oil is taking the shine Oh
from all the LiniuenIs Of the day. II YOU desire
them, could procure dozens Of certificates the
best citizens Of the country.
Extract u Letter from Dr. Il l.. Putt, staied Rd-
rensroot, Va. Jas. q, lS55.-The Gzpsling Oil is
the only reliable embrOcation in existence-su say
the people We can sell more Of that than all of the
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HORSE FLESH.

rest put together. can furnish you with i've hun
dred certificates il you want.
From the LOuisriLle Ky. Duly Democrat June 8,
1S56.-MEaCHANT's GAksLINe OIL has become one
of the most popular iniments for human hesh that
is prepared, while for hones and cattle IL has
no equal in the world. We are assured BY thOse
Who have used il for the piles-ope Of whom is q
distinguished physician-thas among all the va
rious pile remedies, none Afforded such speedy re-
lief Is the Garglng Oil.
From CrSmp q Bros, CocAruss Losdiag, Ohio,
Nor. 20, ls56.-we are pleased with your medicine.
II has been the means Of curing great number Of
different diseases up0R pers0ns, - also upon
hofsss. We thiak it cares all you recommended
il to do We want you to send the Larger proper
tion Of the variety for Family Use, " in small
bottles.
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They Purify the Blood,

the vital fluid Of all hurtu impurities and
suPPianting them with the elements Of genuine
healthfulness. In word there is scarcely DISEASE
in whis b they cannot he safely and benifeally en-
ploved but in that most generally prevalent, dis
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MORRIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
oRADR LGrIrrr pRIsp
The Atchison Champion says of this C,

The Atchison Champion says of this case:
The Gaze of Jos Reddick, who murdered
young Lykins near the Eight Mile House,
Leavenworth county, on the road to this city,
Was brought to this county on a change Of
venue from LeavenwOrth. On Monday the
case came up, and the prisoners counsel
moved for q postponement, on the ground Of
absent testimony. The motion was over
ruled by Judge Price, and an extra reaire of
twensy-four jurors was ordered for Tuesday.
Yesterday morning all the parties in the
case, including the prisoner and the muir
dered mans father, came to an understand
ing by which the prosecution agreed TO allow
the prisoner to withdraw his plea of "Not
Guilty" and substitute the plea Of "Guilty
of Murder in the Second Degree" Accord
ingly, when the case WAS called up yesterday
afternoon the prisoner withdrew his plea OF
"NOa Guilty." and entered plea of
''Guilty Of Murder in the Second Degree
The prosecution had agreed not TO press the
Indictment for murder in the first degree.
Judge Price therefore sentenced Reddick
10 imprisonment in the penitentiary for life.
And thus ends this case.
Measr. Gilbert, Of Weston, and Horton,
Of this city, conducted the prosecution.
The names Of the attorneys for the defence
We did not learn.
The attorneys for the defence were Messrs.
T. p. Fenlon and J. c. Hemingway, Of
this city.
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lsR.v - Aav<rss...

The Rochester Uain, IN cunmeasine. %.
on The v.ia'e Of printer ink, says: ~ 80.
We have kept Tie run Of pa,ties vlp
NE he paper IN III cify for ads4sidf,x e
spsak; ard M@ aaisaiy tint - h.ss
never knosa . .pamy - III = bnGiasn II h
atssadsa p - $1,000 p1sssesi lliiciiss
y. ~ I'D he sps b hdkpis sasa-
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DR.. HOO6anGl's
G { R MAN BITTERS,

Would YOU know more OF the merits Of this:wou-
derful medicine than be learned from the enpe-
rience Of others? Try II yourself, and when IL has
failed To fulfill the Of its efficacy given by
the proprietor. then abandon faith in it,
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PODOPHYLLM PILLS

act upon the stomach and bowels, carrying % i'm
proper distractions, while the Bittefs or Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and invisor,te the
frame, give tone and appetite 70 the stomach, and
thus build up the invalid anew.
Dr. Hooaand, having provided internal remedies
for diseases, has given the world one mainly for
external Application, in the wonderful preparation
know as
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

But II is not intention to discant ON tbs hor-
rors of dyspepsia so describe them truthfully 10
simply an impossibility, but il Is posslble 70 potns
out n remedy. We have said that Ayspepsia 10 per-
haps the most universal of human diseases. fhis
Is emphaficzlly the case In the United States.
Whether this prevalence is due to the character Of
the fool the method Of its preparation or the hasay
manner in which II Is usually swallowed. ID not
our province TO explain The great fact with which
We called 10 deal, is this:
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A citizen OF unreasonable veracity ha,
enlightened us upon the ssgacity Of rats.
After giving us the particulars Of the exploits
of . certain czi thai had fshed seven rats
through a raf-hoie in 8 floor, he informs US
how an old raj watched over the interests OF
The rising geneeation. ii seems that the ratl
ahuaS . S8Nh bdhse az peCnhrly annoying
and numerous. A trap vas set for them, but
to NO purpose, rs they would not catch. A
thin cloth was then placed over an ordinary
seel trap, md quantity 81 aea1 placed
over the same. The party then watched fol
a victim. Soon he appeared, a young rat,
unsophiaicated, and not versed in the ways
that are dark among rat-catchen. The
meal he got ., snuff Of, and 10! it was good.
He ~ alnaf placing his foot On the treach-
erous tap, when an old raj was seen to
emerge from . neighboring hole, take look
II the dangerous situation of the juvenile,
and then with all possible speed actually
hasaened up, and taking hold Of the young
ones tail with his teeth, dneged the rash
animal away. Both then disappeared In the
hole and we're seen no more. We are in
formed that the shove Circumstance can be
vouchsd for By several parties who were
Witnesses 20 the whole transaction. Who
can heat il.
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JOlsn On the Rail-.

nun&. 1ne eAdmiildtion was dutouItfeu Y
the 18th inst
JShn On the Rail-.
A Bohemian of the most reckless typ
sends his experience in Rochester to a Nev
York City paper:
81 did not find the luxuriant cusss VIII
stole my watch on the Blocker street cars il
Syracuse, and hearing that an awful NEAR
looking fellow had been seen in Rochester,
went there. The watch was one o.
Juggernaut's make, and I wanted it. Or
the way to the depot in Syracuse q real nics
little lap dog jumped over fence and sprane
at me. He weighed more than $40 worth o.
coal At Jnne prices, and a. gaxed down hi
mouth, I thought of Jonah. He remarked
to me, Bow, WOW, wow, and l said to him
in pacifying way, Nice Teaser, pretty Lit.
tie Teaser;;' but a lady shouted, Rover,
Rover-here Rover, and be left me. Then
she quietly informed me that ] needn't Be
frightened; the dog had had his dinner, and
wasn't hurry
got into the cars and took seat in jux-
opposition TO female. That females face
was a perfect insurance company for her-it
insured her against ever getting married to
anything but a blind man. Her mouth
looked like crack in a dried lemon, and
there was no more expression in her face
than there is in spinal column of cup Of
cold custard. She appeared as il she had
been through one famine and had got about
two-thirds through another. She was old
enough to be great grandmother to Mary
that had the little lamb. She was chewing
prize popcorn, and carried in her hand a
yellow rose, while band box and a cotton
umbrella nestled sweetly by her side.
couldn't guess whether she was on a mission
of charity, or going Wesd to start a saw-mill.
was full of curiosity TO hear her sneak. 40 |
said:
The exigencies Of the times require great
circumspection in person Who is travelling.
Says she, 'WhatY -7-
Says l, The orb of dsy shines respleodent
in the blue vault above. '.'.' 5llI
She hitched around uneasy like-then she
raised her umbrella and said, Il don't want
none Of your sa.s git out, and l goa cot.
Then took seat alongside Of male
fellow who looked like the ghost Of Hamlet
lengtbeDed out. He was stately c,l.,, and
he was reading. z--g e --5s--Szs- e..
Said !, Mister, did you ever see camel
leopard p I said camel leopard because il Is
a pious animal, and il never eats any grass
without getting down on It's knees. He said
he hadn't seen camel Leopard. Then, /
He said, mo, SIR
Then I aid sHov "a ,.,n,ep
He took this for 4 conundr,,m and said
'hs didn't k.ov., Then be said he vas
deepIv interessed IN the hisorv az , great
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They Stand Unrivaled.

Now, there certain classes Of persons to whom
extreme Bitters are not only unpalztable, but who
find it impossible 10 take them without positive dis
comfort. For such
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Family Medicine.

No household should be without them. They are
perfectly safe, require but tvo for ordinary dose.
are prompt and efficient in action, and when used
in connection with Or. Hollands German Bitten
Tonic, may be regarded certain specifics in al
cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, any Of the
Disorders 10 which the system is ordinarily subject
The
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FROM ALEXANDRIA TOwSSfaGs
They wasn't = RaSlrOa0.
SPRfNGDALE- June G. 1871
THf following poem meets our sentiments
eYacfly.
exactly:

f1aaiy,
Oh, IL my love offended me,
And We had words together,
ToshoW heg would master be,
I'd Whip her With . leather
Ifihen she. like naughty girl,
Would tyranny declare II,
I'd give my love q eros ef pearl
And make her always bear it.
II still she tried to sulk and sigh,
And throw away my p0siss,
I'D cafch ~ aH1tnG On tho siy
And smother ~ With Rua0i
But should she catch her dimpled fists,
Or contrndic4 hsr heaten,
I'd manacle he9 tinny wrists
With dainty golden fetteni
And II she dared her lips to poui,
Like many pert young missee, E.
I'd wind my arm her waist about -
And punish her With kisses
II. AsHBY-SIERRY in Ozark Blue. ="
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-06
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