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TEE COLORED TROOPS OF THE
WAR OF lSl2.

THE COkORED TROOPS OF THE
WAR OF lSl2.
The Ontario Nesing1, published at Can
andaisua, Dec. Is, 1874, has FOLLOWING
paragraph:
CoLoREp TROOPS
Gen. jackson has issuad a proclamation,
dated at Mobile, Sept. q, to the free color
q Inhabitants Of Louisiana, calling upon
them to volunteer in the service OF the Uni
ted Slates during the present contest with
6rent Britain. They were to be organized
- distinct independent battalion or regi-
men" under white officers selected by the
conmanding General, the non-commission-
Cd ol6ce:s to be appointed from among them
selves; and would receive the same bounty,
pay. clothing, ETC., As the other soldiers in
che q. s. service.
This fact has frequently been cited, when
ahe question Of employing colored troops in
he lase civil war vas discussed. Gen.
Jackson and the patriots Of his day recogniz-
ID The soldierly qualities and deserts of the
elsck men who evinced their patriotism by
snliaains to defend their country from a for
efgp enemy. They have demonstrated their
PasriCtism and reliabilities in The late war in
sacA way that the most prejudiced have
bsen compelled to respect their courage, fidel.
~ end ssal, and accord them The rieh,. Of
efGinmahip.
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VIM. Hszen, Umpire NJ II. Weed, Scorer

Res,lrnd, By the Big Nine and LittIe
y ne, Il at the thanks of the same be rendered
TO the Union Ball Club for the use of their
ground, bases, sundries, &c.
Bio NINE, 12S.
LITTLE NINE, so.
Big Nine take notice, hereby tenosrmy
resignation a. q member of the SAINT, on ac-
count of age. A. BROWN.
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MANAGER STEVENS opens the Opera
House on Monday evening next, October 2.
Fist class dramatic representations are
promised. See advertisement on first page.
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Up. BAusERxAS, County Superintendent
AZ Public Instruction, Sc erecting handsome
brick residence on his farm about six miles
from this city on the Lawrence road,
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7.SO, Lecture, ton. u. }. Brewer.
Abilene lsOstOlnce.

For some time past money letters have
been missed At our postofhe. On last Sa,ur-
day Msj. J. N. Crowell, special agent Of the
oGce department, arrested S. Mum, at
Kanns City. Mum had been clerk in the
o6cs here until few days ago. He afirms
his innocence and asferls that the postmas.
" i to blame. On Monday Maj. Crowell
arresaed Mr.. Crosby and took him to ToPe-
h, where be will undergo an examination
We Sad the utmost confidence in Mr.. Cros-
b., and sincerely hope that he may be able
% esaablish his innocence. Ii is sad thing
10 think that . Young man starting out in
Life with the brightest prospects should fall.
Tie truth lie, the gates of hell Were opened
here last spring when McCoy's addition was
ssaablished BY the town officers, and many
young men and married. too, were tempted
% walk the road that surely leads down TO
dinnace and death. Evil associates inevita-
BY corrupt good morals. If the number OF
oece respectable and nprigh, men who have
ALLEN here be a. great az reported, our town
discern, who took q solemn oath that they
would see that the laws were enforced, have
. fearful load of guilt to answer for. We are
shocked with revelations daily coming to
ight, And cannot avoid the common opin-
ion that the men who established the hell, are
Wone than their victims. Some of these
victims, il IL said, were connected with the
postofice. Time may reveal the truth, and
then let the real blame rest where it belongs.
abilene Chronicle.
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DE-. DooLEY, the well-known veterinary
surgeon has returned to our city, and is maxi
ing his temporary quarters at the Seneca
House stablee He is TO commence imme-
diately the erection Of fine brick stable at
the northwest corner of Third and Seneca
streets, for horse in6rmary. He will re-
main here permanently, and with his extern
sive acquaintance and success heretofore,
cannot f6il to have a heavy business.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Notice.

TIE k. STATE OF S So.,SIA IS
In the District Court sitting in and for said County
of LeayenwOrth
Stokes A. Smith,
Henry u. smith, samantha smith, widow Of X.
d. smith, de sa>ei, Ju-eFh ID smith, Henry
Smith, Mary Eliza Smith, Charles -mith, Aida
smith, Minerva Miner, wife of Robert Miner and
Robert Miner. heirs of Robert u. smith, deceased
Nancy Barrett, wife Of r.. Barrett, sister OF X. D.
smith, and Elijah Barrett and Cathariue smith,
Victoria Kelly, hal sisters Of h. smith, deceased
and John Kelly her hu-' AMI. Mar Ia u. Black,
half-sister Of h. r. Sm tn, deceased and John
Black, her husband Caroline >roui and John SIouf
her husband. heirs of Il. r. smith, dece Ised.
YOU. THE ABOVE NAMED DEFESDANTs,
] are hereby notified tpat on the 2sth dsv Of
August. A. ID 1871, the PLAIN III allow. named filed
in The above emit led court, tow I; the District
Court sitting in and Tor the county of Lsavanworth
b. petition IN sad action that You hay. been sued
therein and you further notified that you must
fore the lOth dav of November. 4. ID. is7I and in
default Of said answer The petition wall he taken a.
true and judgment rendered Of the fellow ing ma
ture, to-~It; hat the id plaintiff IS the owner
in fee simple, OF the following dc-crih. lands to-
wn: The northwest quarter ot section No. six,
township No. ten, range Cnty-three, in Leaven-
worth County, state OF kanst-, and at YOU sand
defendants, have no right or interest in tue same,
nor has either OF you any III hi interest therein
and tina, the tite-of SAID land be- quieted in said
plaintif- H. ". htENAN,
SiILIlNGN E FlNION,
sept2lw3w Atty or rsintif-
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SO From DO cents.

Something urgently needed by everyb'iy. Cail
ard examine, or y samples sent lpp~tsee feej for
trty cen that re- = reality :ur dollars. Il.
l. WOLCOiT, Isl ,nathIui square. \. T..
july6w6
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UALLIPAGOS VENUS, AND HER LOVELY
N NATES-Guaraseed to Be the Lost charming
6o6k ever publushed; $50 ragcs. rich reading, is
cologed plates, sent BY return mail for SOC Grand
circular sept iroe. Address GORDON PHELPS.
sepl4-llv Is South fifth avenue, New York.
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0l.AD To HEAR m.

I'm Cd woman Who writes for the Tone.
n Obnnsasst& wants . cup Of tea. She
- besn % 1nsenvoth, and could ert
os9hho ~ vh.ky. D! King, o! Prcsiy.
H. 1nD Hsnns tatn usdesuapnd 1t
a. III + 6oig ~ OhnasaaunafA =
81 9(I1m - - ths0siu tak
- = - - =
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LOCAa. SIS. M.

FoR Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Depres-
sion of spirits and general debility, the
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of Cslisaya
Bark (Calisaya Bark and Iron) is the best
tonic. Made by Casvell, Hazard & Co.,
New York, and sold BY druggists.
d&wl3l.
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BROADWAY, in South Leavenworth is be-
ine widened and otherwise greatly improved
Il the south end.
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TIE Alma fWsbaunsee Comfy Union
says: DR.. Alice B. Stockhani, OF Leaven-
worth, will address the people of Wabaunsee
on next Sunday evening at the church, in be-
half Of the Home OF the Friendles- Women,
q State institution at Leavenworth. II is
hoped there will be generous response TO
her appeal-zpecislly as she only asks such
% the people Lave-i.e. the products of their
Eelds and gardens
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MANTEh.

~ IASTED-AGENTS, ego ? = day 70 ssh
the celebrated HOME SIT TILE SEWING
NACHIS.. Has the AMI feed. makes
the .'loek stitch gsiike o. bOlh sides,
and 1, fully licensed. Tue hest aud ehcsp-
- family Sc xing Machine IN the lnarset.
AAA1sn JOHNSuS, CLARK o., B0s-
Ia, Hlsnhsh. IA, CAieseps H. g -
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ST. LOUI0 aARkEr.
81. LOUIE. September 26.
FLouR-very arm and in steady demand; super
81 5O@l 6S; * q 9025 Is; Xxx 5095 IS; xxx
6 009S 50; family 81 7Sa7 Is.
WHkAT-LOw downward tendency; MOI red
q 22SI Is; No 8, g. 2S@l 81 Mo- 81 3s@I 70,
CosA-Insctive; mixed Is S6Oc; white I79asc
bulk yellow 52@54c.
OAfs-Heavy and closicg lower; No2, mixed
54hc; No 2, white 5SLx@56c-
B.RLEY-ChOice firm and held higher medium
and lower grades uni hanged; spring 659s5c.
RYE-Firm At 70a7ic.
PoRk-Quiet NJ sl3 00@l3 Is.
BAcOx-Aciiye; shoulders &c; clear rib &c; c!ssI
sides sh@skc jobbing and order lots
LARD-firm; refined sc.
HiGHwINES-Active; gle.
CArrLE-Quiet; Texan and Indian 81 259s co.
native 81 15@5 90,
HoGs-Unchanged ut s. 1894 IS.
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JoHS &. SAKE is coming. Hear wha,
the Boston Post says Of him: ''Of the poem
b. Hon. John G SAKE, We would say thai
nothing of the kind WAS ever received with
more true deiight-the audience warmly APP
plauded its touches of sound sense and noble
sentiment, and indulging in the greatest mirth
1t the poel's sparkling wit, feiicitous express
sions, and the lively tone that pervaded every
linz
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

IOHN Seeker WOULD RESPECTFULLY
81 inform his friends and customers In Kansas and
Missouri, that the steady increase Of his business
has enabled him to bring out . list Of Prices OF
which NO Job, ing souse this side Of New York
need be ashamed. shall sell from this dav on
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ScHUlENRuRo'S
8I.CARB. SODA
Will make splendid Biscuit:
4 LADY

LADY
May have . handsome face. . hne presence, grace-
full carriage. and her toilet Be unexceptionable and
still b positively unsitractive, II her complexion
d coars, her skin rough, and disagured with tan,
ffeckles, blotehes, etc.
Thers have bssn many preparations introduced
to remove thee dis6gurement, and beautfy the
eomplexion; bat Il "a not until the Bloom OF
YOUTH, prepared BY George W. Laird, appeared,
that the def ct in nature In this respect could b.
saectually rsmedisd.
This delightful and purely harmless preparation
10 sold ct all drusssts' and fanry-goods Dealers
everywhere. sep6wed- sat4w
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A. THIS 10 the Season to Strengthen and increase
the growth Of hair, modern science has tested
CBEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIa, and it Is the
only nuiricious and elegant hair-dressing in the
world fer restoring gray hair stopping its failing,
and increasing its growth. dSv
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OuR DAILY HARRIET.


sSEW YORK MONEY AARKEf.
NEW YoRK. September Dc.
Gold weak; opening 1t i4S; falling to Il; closing
at opening prices.
Loans le5 per cent. for carrying.
Cearances t4S, 90, 00O;
Government bonds steady and . slight de.
cline from the hest prices Of yesterday.
Stocks excited and feverish; up to nearly
o. clock proken paid 697 per cent. for money, but
| NJ the close there was . sudden and remarkable
break On the rates and money Vas freely offered At
| 293 per cent.
| State bonds dull and weak.
| Sterling exchange and banken bills l0S5S.
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CHICAGO MARK ct.
CHICAGO, September rs.

FLoUR-Firm but steady.
WHKAr-Active and l1ac higher; No 8, spring
closed at 81 1891 ls'4 seller for September
81 10 for October.
CORS-Duil; No 2, mixed closed at s794714c.
OATs-Stea ly; No 2, closed at SOC.
Rye Easier; No 2, closet al 62s4c-
BARLEY-Moderately active; 6@96i1ac.
HIGHwINES-Excited at Sc.
MESS PokK-$l3 O09l3 Is.
LARD-9Zc-
Ho6s-Active but steady 1t - 0094 IS,
CATTLE-Steady and unchanged.
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And will tell you At once II you can Be cured,
and warrant cures In every case where her direc-
tons are followed. The diseases which yield "a
Magnetic Treatment most easily are:
=, Rheumatism, neuralgia, eatarrh. consumption,
liver Complaint, dropsy. asthma, deafness, dyspep-
STA. erysipelas, hts, aatulency, govt, dizziness,
sick hesdiehs. indigestion, jsundics heart dis ase
scrofula, skin oiseases, and all diseases arisinc
from an impure state Of the bod.
MADAME BURR has 10 her practice Of Ciairvoy.
ance OF second sisht, given tests on past events,
and told With perfect accuracy the past preeLt and
future lives Of T. ose vho have consulted her won.
deriul power. Her revelations extend to lost or
stolen goods, absent friends, business Transactions
lavsuits, increase Of wealth, and how 70 choose
conecnial companions. and how TO avoid unhappy
marriages.
Young ladies and eentleuen contemplating mar.
Rage should consult MADAME BURR st once.
Past present and future are alike to her. and secret
thoughts and inventions are, to . Natural Clair
voyant - an open book.
Coma dent Of her ability 70 render satisfaetion she
cordially invites ali to call and 80 her.
s1Consultation Strictly Con6dential.
N. B. MADAME BURR has resrmed the pr,c-
tice Of reading life by her scientific knowledge Of
Phrenolosy. and will tell young men What business
they arc best adapted To.
MADAME BURR 10 nov at 20 Shawnee street.
between Fourth and Fith. sept2S-23
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he nest reliable Bleed Purifier.
he sGre ReDaiPeP Of Broken Health.
Tho true Nerve Supporter.
ihe ReFnanent etrength ReDeWer.
no nest EnePgetic Iesic.
IN al cases. Of Debility. Poor Blood, Weak
Nerves. Diaordsred Digestion. it surely
- and dnrably benefits.
Sod By az Dxggists. or the xa~afaetsses
- als rsss;pt II Is. VII end. By E.prsss s
BsttIs, skieA Z qEe;s.i for 5 oT ! aoaGRs.
hsspEsd only ss The LAbos.Aesysf
SAe11san, oeoGle 3 1xlee 1gs1e q,
q pueGs eSElS 49, euuna
49, DlgUn0ARID el11Ds 0lAo6 Hsn3
Z. = = ~ ~ = - e
J = =
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Last evening shortly before six o'clock, as
Nessn Uriah North and w. S. Plummer
were turning the corner of Shawnee and
Seconds streets, in buggy the forward axle
tree broke, and the horse ran away, throw
ing the gentlemen ou'. The afirighted ami
NAL ran down Shawnee to Main street, up
which he turned, and was caught in front OF
the Planters House, the vehicle beng in a
very demoralized condition. Neither OF the
gentlemen were much hurt.
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS.
Jones' Commercial College.
5. W. Corner Fifth and Olive Streets,
50. Louis, Mo.

This Is a Full Course Commercial or Basiaes Co..
fys. Each department il under the CotIol of q
Professor Who has been educated Tor that DEPART
ment as specially, and Is retained Shelly ON the
ground OF his approved aptne>s 10 teach.
Our location Is Central our ROOMS LARGE and
thoroughly ventilated, and have every neces-
sAry appliance for a tIEST- e. AS COMMERCIAL
CoLIksk Hundreds Of the leading Live Bu~iues
Men Of the West aui south were educate in This
Institution and its prssebt Patronage is the result
of the influence Of it, iJrIaeT students.
College open all the year. send tr Circular and
Catalogue containing the names of over 500 of our
former students. ". JOHNSON,
Managing Principal
oNsTHAN JoNks. Pres Itsly ty-IIe,sl.Sw
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~cua aalburg's Extra Family Soap
IL "THEH SOAPy
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Buy luc..I hi Tie god. EfletT buy
8chulenburgs Hi arb.0 0da.

TEsrIxoNY.-Ttousands Of mothen are
constantly speaking in exalted terms of COM
me ndation Of the magical effect Of Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing infants
teething. d&w
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JOB NOSES
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.

JOB NOSES
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.
These invaluable Pills are unfailing in the cur,
Of s those painful and da gerous diseases to which
female constitution IL subject They moderate al
excuses and remove al distractions, from what.
ever cause.
TO MARRIED LADIES
they particularly suited. They will in . shor,
time bring ON the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
full to the constitution. In all cases Of and
spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs
Fatigue slight exertion, Palptaiion Of the Hear
Hysterics and Whites, they viii effect . cure when
al other means have failei. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice will
Be sent free to al writing for themr sealed from
observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE
n e tie fate Of eey frsly roisahe ssedieise 10 b
CoUxTKRYnrED. 10 Aoses' Sir Janses Czarke' =
Female Pils are extensively CouTERFEIIED. TIE
gessiss hope he san,e Of Jon NosE,." on each
psche0& Al Oilers aye wovtkless. Dishonea Drug
giss esdsagw 10 Ell s o0nseets b make greater pro
-.
y. BIN al cases where the GENUINE cannot
Be obtained. One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Pro-
pries0r, JOB MOSES, Is Cortlandt ST. Ees York,
viii insure bottle OF the Genuine, containing Fifty
Pub, BY return mail, ssesssiy ID from any
knovle.lee Of its conienta. e2sdAveovxas
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enWOrah County Judicial Institute,
Fal1mO0na, Kansas. commencing
Tuesday. October 2Aib, 1871.

Tuesday, October 24th, 1871.
FIRST DAY.
$3.50. Devotional Exercises-Roll Call, 9 30
$3.50 Vocal and Elementary Sounds, Peasant iAtt
$500 30, Reading, Mrs. A. A. iwOmoly; lO:3l
-IO:4a, Recess, Int oducins Members
lo:4,-I0-50 Music, Prof Morton; le.5O-ll 80,
English Grammer, 4. h. SoPerJ Ia :"o-ll 30, rs
ay Miss Lou. Rhea; II go, Report OF critics
1902, U. 5 Constitution and History, David
Wilcox; 1850, Theory ana-STietlce OF leach
ing, ). Al. Wilson, Z:S -. Typography, Mrs. Is
iher Gilman, 3 S:io, Recess.
sl0-s:2O Music, Prof Morton; 3:20-3:5O Ply
siology and II. eIene, Dr. J. A.. Van f-Inan S;5V-
A:yu, discussion; s:-o-i:Jo, Report Of Critics.
EvESISG SESSION.
$50. Address, Prot H. ID. McCarty.
SECOND Day.
$50. Devotional Exerciscs-Roll Call; $50
I6:iv. Written Arithmetic, A. X. Van Imam
lb.l-lO:a naaiisnip, l. r. hiiby lO:s -
lo:yo, Lecess; IU:o.-.i, heading, md y. II.
fether-. III 90 Oeoorap"y' iFoL IL. b. pa'-
worth; ii:5o-l., kep,r. oi >ilt.cs
l:3o-2:iO, Enslisa GTammtr, VIM II. Brad
shaw; 2:Iu-3, hUor, aud Practice, Prof, Ii. ~.
McLsrty, S-S:lo. I.ecess
s:Io-s:2O, Music, pTUf Morton; S:ae-i, Arith-
nse,ic, X. ". PuIuauu; 4-,:-u, discussion; "
S:Su, Report oi trItics.
AWNING SESSION.
7:SO, Lecture, Ton. d. J. Brewer.
THIRD Day.
$3.50, Devotional Exercises-Poll Call; $50
10 TO- HEADING and Elementary sounds, Prof. o.
II. ketbefs; iv-iv 30, Essay, Mrs A. A lsom-
bly,; 1850 I0:so, Eec~ss
l0:SO-l0:5i, Music. Prof Morton; l0:50-li 80
Penmauship, fTois Skillnan anu Met lATr, n; IL ,
lib VI, hugr.phy, W Nj. Dow III -ov-l2, Re-
port of Critics
Lilo. Music, Prof Morton; Io--l 80 Paper,
J. A. Blac.m man. 80 $50, Object Teac ing
Prof r. J. Williams, 2:IC-2:40, Paper, ". M.
y. Thompson.
2l0-2:s0, Recess; 2:50-3, Music, Prof Morton
e-3:2v Report Of COMMITTEES Oh Resolutions; "a
Is, Liscussion.
EVENING sEs SION.
7:sp, Readings, rrof o. II. tethers.
F,UkIH DAY
aAn 10 - Examination of TeacheYs
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ALL powders and outward applic.tions
Close up the pores of the skin, render it
harsh, coarse and 6abby, and in short time
destroy the complexion. fyou would have
a fresh, healthy and youthful appearance,
purge the system thoroughly; Ne Helm
holds Grape Pills and HeImbold's Sarsapa-
rilla, which beauties the complexion. Be-
ware Of those cheap patent pill, carelealy
prepared BY inexperienced penons -vendsd
in wooden boxe.-moss Of which contain
either Galomel, mercury o. ohr dsa-aszie1
druga saW
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We hear of q very good thing At the e1-
pen.e of q commercial traveller for certain
house on Delaware street. He arrived ri
Manhattan late one night and left 1t IN early
hour the next morning to drive over to juno
ton CITY. Out on the prairie he lot hi
reckoning and took . wrong road, thai
eventually led him around back TO A:nhat.
tan. he coming in on the opposite side Of
town from where he had taken bis departure
Thinking he had reached Junction he IN
quired for the po:tofhce, drove up ana m
ouired for letters. None were there for him.
He looked disappointed, and said it va
strange, Is his employers were to vrite hin
At Junction. The postmaster thought he VA
an escaped lunatic, and finally exPlaiaed tina
that was Manhattan. Our traveller took 1
fresh start next day, and reached his de
sired destination in due season.
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We take delieht in referring our afflicted
friends 10 the drug store Of &. J. Brown,
where that most estimable medicine, DR.. S.
o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, can be
procured. We advise our friends to use il,
because We know it, value in curing Fever
and Ague, diseases common in the West,
and all new countries. 1t should be kept At
hand in every family. d&w
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EVERY one ehOulQ use nam S4tnAftlc
Extract They are sure Il. Ike it d&w
FOR accuracy OF machinery and adaptable
ity TO the various wants of the family, We
believe the Empire is the best machine be-
fore the public. We are using and have had
practical experience with many other pat
ents, We have never seen machine which
does accurately such very fine stitching rs
this. We do not consider that perfection has
vet been obtained. There certainly is room
for great improvement in the sewing ma
chime; but thus far the Empire, in our opin-
ion. stands ahead, and We are happy to learn
from the quarterly reports Of the manuiac-
turer that the public are fully alive to its
merits, as their lie shows greater increase
than those of any similar establishments. -
Scientific American. d&w
MEssRs. DEvLIN 4 Co., the famous New
York importers, Clothien and Merchant
iailors have appointed b. F. Phelps Of this
,ity, as agent Tor their custom work, and at
his office, No. ll3 South Third street. bet.
Delaware and Shawnee may always be found
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m price, Address Humphrey Specific
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Broadway, New York. d&w
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