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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
YSy Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
TOM MISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE Landry virtue of decree of the
Circuit Courtior Alexandria county, pronounced
ut its November term, 1871, in the suit of Chat
hams executors vs.. Tochman ct a., in chancery,
the undersigned, commissioners therein named,
wi offer for sale, by public auction, at twelve
o'clock NJ in front of the Mansion House, on
SATURDAY, the 24.h day of August, 1872,
TRACT OF LAND, containing fifty acres, sit
uatcd in Alexandria county, Va, between AL
exandria city and Washington, d. G., being Il
part of the ''SU VI MER HILL estate, and de-
scribcd in the deeds of trust mentioned in sched-
uc 4.
Terms: So much us may be necessary to pay
the costs Of suit and sale to be paid in cash the
residue in three equal annual instal ments at one
two and three years, respectively from the day
of sale; the bonds Of the purchaser, with salts
factory personal security, to be given for the
deferred instalmcnts, and to bear interest from
date and the title to be retained till they are all
paiu. The cash payments to be forfeited and
the land rcsold ut purchasers risk on failure to
pay said bonds or any part of them as they may
respectively fall due. Stamps and conveyanc:ng
at the cost of the purchaser.
q. w. WATTLES,
S. FERG USUN BEACH,
jy A-ts Comm'r RS. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
Arrest and Release Ola Prize Fighter

BALTIMORE, Aug. l3.-Ned. . Baldwin,
the prize fighter, was arrested here this morn
ing on a warrant issued by the clerk OF the
criminal court charging him with the intention
to violate the laws Of this State by engaging IN
prize fight. He was taken before the clerk
of the court and gave bail in 1000 not to act
as principal or second in any prize ght with
in the limits of the State Of Maryland for
twelve months and to keep the peace and be of
good behavior. O'BaIdwin was then released
George w. Hack of Baltimore went his bail.
Mace has not yet arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
Archbishop Of Baltimore.

New York Aug. ia private telegram
from Rome to Archbishop McClosky announ'
ces the appointment of Rt. Rev. VIM. Henri,
Elder, Bishop of Natchcz to be Archbishop ct
Baltimore to succeed Archbishop Spald ns Bis
hop Elder is native Of Baltimore where he
WAC born in 1872
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
Polite al.

New YORK, Aug. 13.-It is expected that
the political discussion between the colored
men, Saunders for Greeley and Garrett for
Grant will take place Thursday evening; A
challenge has been sent by Saunders to Rev
". Y. Butler, coIored Granite, to meet his col
league Geo. W. Hutton, colored Greeleyite, in
like manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
Slavery i'm the Spanish Colonies.

LONDON, Aug l3.-A special dispatch from
Madrid to the London Times says King ANA,
deus has not, as reported by telegraph from
that city, signed degree providing tor the
gradual abolition of slavery in Cuba and Porto
Rico. The document which he has signed IS
simply code of rules providing for the enforce
ment of the law passed by the Cortes IN 1867
making preparations for the emancipation OF
slaves Ia the Spanish Colonie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

and occasional rains in New England. Clear
weather and westerly winds over the Cult South
Atlantic and Middle States, with possibly light
coast rains. Northerly winds and clearing and
cooler weather 10 the northwest and on the
Upper Lakes and southwark through the Mis-
si.slnpi aud Ohio valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

horse was stepping over her, so alarmed him
that he threw his rider violently to the ground
breaking blood vessel and so injuring him that
he died in about ten minutes alter the accident
occurred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
SrECf.iL .S'ITfCES.

~" MEDICINAL POIsoNs on TIE WANE-
The patrarchs took no nlcrcury, no bismuLh, no
iodine, no bromide of potassium, no Strychoria,
no qunine Happy old gentlemen they did
not even know of the existence of these, "sre-
cities" and yet they lived until it seemed as if
Death had forgotten them. Their medicines
were herbs and is. They hsve left this fact
on record, and the world seems to be now tax
ing note of it and returning to the first prnc plies
of medication. Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters, the
purcst and most etlicacious vegetable restorative
of the day, is also the most popular. Thousands
of persons who only few years ago believed
implicitly in all the poisons which figure in the
pharnlacnpia, now pronounce this palatublc
tonic and aterati an all-sut1icent remedy for
dyspepsia, nervous debility, constipation, bill
ious complaints headache, intermittent fevers
and all the ordinary Disturbances of the stom-
ach, the liver, the discharging organs and the
brain. The time is not far distant when most Of
the powerful and vcnomous drugs now SO reck-
lessly administered by practitioners of the the
roic" school, in cases that might easily be con-
troed by milder treatment, will be utterly dis
carded by all philosophical physicians. AS it is,
the thinking public, who are generally ahead Of
the professionals, have already put the danger
Gus preparations aside and adopted Hostctter' s
Btters in their stead as a Safe and excellent
household medicine adapted to almost every
ament except the organic and deadly conta
giouS diseases For more than twenty years
this famous restorative and preventive has been
annually strengthening is hold upon the public
confidence, and it now takes the lead Of every
advertised medicine manufactured in this coun-
try. aug lZ-eolW
Nss"'"THE LIFE oFTHE FLESH + TIE Blood"
This being the fact, it is very obvious that when
the blood becomes corrupted, the whole system
becomes corrupt also To relieve this the true
policy undoubtedly is to direct the remedy to
the source of the disease. 1t is in this manner
that Dr. TUFTS SarSaparlla and Queens Delight
acts It's spt ciic effect is on the b,ood it puri-
tes it, viLaizcs it, and expels all distemper from
the system.
Being free from violent minerals it is adapted
to general use. The old and young may use it !;
the most delicate female, at any time, may take
it; the week and cnfccblcd will be strengthened
by it the tender infant, who may have Inherited
disease, will lie cured by il.
For Syphilis, and all its trains Of evils, it is Il
sure Antidote.
DR. TUFTS Liver Pills arc mild and gentle
purgative, possessing the peculiar merit of act
ing us Il powerful agent in relieving cungestlvc
or torpid liver. They have no equal.
Dr. TUFTS lair Dye is the best in use. au Il
lss~ On MARRIAGE.-Hup2y Relief to Young
Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. 1mpcdiments to
Marriage removed. New method OF treatment
New ard remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
euars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. South
init str ! pbi)u1a1rbio m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
urrrr Cu1EF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE NllIEf A1uIN-1b VI t11.,1'
WASHINGTON, August II, / a. ID.
Probabilities. The low barometer south
of Michigan moves eastward, with CLOUDY
weather and occasional light rains over the
Lower Lakes, with clearing weather ana mo north
erly to westerly winds this afternoon. ooutner-
" to westerly winds and partly cloudy weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
The LLOYD Case.

LEEsBURG, Aug 13-After the finding OF
the Indictment against Mrs Emily E. Lloyd, for
the murder other hildMaud by theGrandJ my,
yesterday evening, the prisoner was rcmandcd
to Jail, and the case will be removed to the
Circuit Court, which meets on the third Mon
day in October, when it is expected she will tie
tried. Professor Toury was present and read
his report Of the anal sis or the stomach Of the
child, in which he states that one and a haf
grains of arsenic were found in the liver aud
kidneys.
Mrs. Lloyd was charged with causing the
death, by poison, of four Of her children, her
husband, and an aunt, but the grand jury only
found one indictment, for the murder of the
child Maud, upon three counts, however. BY
the analysis it was shown that arsenic was aG-
ministered in three different modes
There was an unusually large crowd present
in the Court House, and great interest man.
tested in the proceedings, while the reading of
the report Of Prof Tonrey was listened to with
brcathless attention.
Great curiosity was manifested TO get a
glimpse at the accused, and when she APP
peared in the Court room all eyes were turned
upon her Although her quarters in jail are
said to be comfortable, she bears the mark s
of i'll health necessarily resulting from her close
confinement during the intensely hot weather
Prof. Tonry was accom- panied here by Dr. Tiff
tany, of Baltimore city.
No case here has ever created such intense
interest
SECOND DISPATCH.
LEESBURG, Aug l3.-Mrs Emily Il. Lloyd
was arraigned before the County Court, Judge
Ball presiding to- day, charged with the MUIR
der of her child, Maud Lloyd, by administering
to her fifteen grains of white arsenic, on the 22d
Of March, 1872. thereby causing her death on
March 18th The first count sets forth that the
poison was administered through the mouth
the second, that it was administered by injec-
ton, and tie third, that it was administered in
solution with water or some other substance.
To the indictment the prisoner pleaded not
guilty, when motion to remove the case to the
Circuit Court was made and granted, and the
witnesses recognized to appear on the sd Mon
day in October.
The prisoner Was then rclnitted TO ja;' and
the business Of the court proceeded With.
ALIOUlS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

SwAMpFD The row boat of Mr.. John
Swift, while crossing the river this morning
from Mr.. Swiit's farm, on the Kno1lcy Hall es-
tate, was swamped. and its load-4OU water
melons and several barrels Of pvtatoes-went
floating down the stream. The GIen it con-
tanned, however We're rescued by boats which
went off from this city TO their relief, and most
of the melons were also saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

Police Observation-Disclosures JAS Hepburn
vas examined before the Mayor, and W. W.
L ck, one of the members Of the Police Board
apon the complaint of Mrs. G. koppcnhofer,
who charged him with maltreating her hus-
band. and exonerated as his conduct upon the
occasion was found to be perfectly justitiable.
MAYORS OFPICE-Henry Taylor, James
Woo4dy, Isaac Lomax, George Hamilton and
Frank Washington, coIored, for disorderly co.,
duet and fighting in Devils Row at Fishtown
last night, were fined and discharged.
NGIlr REPORT Might cloudy and warm.
\ disturbance occurred at Fishtown among
some colored people, four of whom were arrest
cl and locked up in the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

ms~The Greeley and Brown Crb will meet
tonight at the Assembly Rooms. The badges
will be distributed to the members. The meet.
ing will be called to order at 8 clock precisely.
aug l3-1t JOS. W. WHITE, Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

DROWNED. "A letter We have received dated
Huntington, August 9th, says that "a young
man named Thomas Williams, was accideu-
tally drowned ut that place few days since
whilst bathing. He was originally from Alex
andria His rcmalns were recovered and prop
erly Inferred by his friends" The letter Civ
ing this information is sigued John T. Rvbey
RETAINED LETTERS The following letters
are detained in the Postoffice for want of stamps
and direction Miss Lucy A. P.ummer, Wasl :
ington, d. G.; K l.. PIummcr, Memphis,
Tenn. Easter Jackson, Williamsburg Va. !;
James Lee, no postoflce direction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

LEG CRUSHED. One of the colored excur-
>'oni>ts from Washington to the White House
Yesterday on the Vanderbilt, man named
Joseph Campbell, when on the return OF the
steamer, got into dispute with one OF the
Women and struck her. She had an open pen
knit IN her hand, and started for him. tie
r'u around the boat, pursued by the woman
until he fnaly got on to the walking BEAM
winch was in motion, aud, slipping through,
~ca'ne eutaugled in the machinery, crusning
one OF his legs so badly that it will necessitate
ampltation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Dung
y, r"''e riding on horseback along the Hamilton
hu[10p'ke about two miles from Leesburg yes
T ,;s afternoon attempted to ride over a COW
''us 10 the road, but the COW rising while the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

SALE OF Stock. The following sales OF
stock We're made to-day by F. A. Kerby, auc-
H,?,'ecr, in front of the Custo m House $1,000
;;iS!!cxanlria CORPORATION stock at 66 to John
W. Burke; 252 shares of w. & o. r. 4. stock
L. AAmtrcw Jameson at 81 per share; shares
" VI Manassas Gap Railroad stock to Gen. NJ. u.
Iorse at s7.775 per share; 25 shares of Alexan-
una anal stock to Andrew Jameson tor 500
VT WI, The whole number, and 8 shares of Chesa-
IgaAe and Ohio Canal stock to Andre W jamie
S'A at So 30 per share
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

nss- PUBLIC SrEAKING.--H. o. Claughton,
ESD, viii address his fellow citizens at Sarepta
Hall on the evening of Wednesday next at
o'clock. Sent aug lV--tG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-13

re-" In response to call, there will be a spee-
ciai meeting of the Alexandria Grays on We'd
nesday evening at S o'clock, in Stewards Hall
aug 1927 GEORGE r. HI L, Captain.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04
MEDICAL.

sI7 St. Charles street, st. levis Mt

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SSl@ oSos az ..seS .ls :np.r.sl.a .See:.s
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n grcr years. eshez. .easNes. asd vheh
pr0daee OF tbs following elects: nesVo1o00o0,
pips. cs Is. Ssss.i ssUs S:tios
loss Of fms,n0D and sexual power, re.seIias
s aS1eess' .ssse s AZ ss,s ss esstr.se.
- reiiet uasa Il Is setsviacai 1st Ssysie,aa
e.lns Of cases acquires great skill
h: sciAss koSHiny LIS cI.eaty Tecouen1 p:.ssEs
Cassi;afisa " ,tas and Sleeping apsrtnenfs:
ware az u-sIses asat are prepared
and 9; all ih- Lsrary Stere ths old and
latest s:andard uSfsE OF al tic sctSos G nsdcins
found also AEsioir r-ss LIE se Snt eoiored 20 life.
Illustrating ea.'d aondiiaa sica lave been procured
fror, Paris fiA.e Ies-ress Of eSPsnse ami not se
foaHi any eher Liss,y 10 t.e city Tss Library is
thress u.dc ole1 10 e -rs fsten;s Dostor
separately srd pTva fn the great lumber of perssas
Under tbs Doots-s b. ieEsbied keep
Charges within ALL c.rson< The
best; trsyci bsiIs size, many In every and
ths cue bia, ias,si " AMI ar exyre.a C.res:
gGarariecd vaere ubi eziSs j. fankiy stated
All e0.aEEDieaio.. strictly eosaesuGsl Cnee Hours:
r. p L.. sss 70 q. s.EtsSs Ia ~ ! ..
PsrsSas arrsss5 "a IL efS AZ aay ASa may duees
fas eses-
Pyaie Nervous diseases sealed sur tao
Stamps. 70 psspas uost g.
The writings oi Il physician whose reputa-
ton is un'cn wide II worth the postage, and
for n cea.s Wan hesA Z Woaas hood!
los pages. Whtc h answer every con.
cEevabie question, that the dOubt.
fat carl Ols OF loQ0lsttlVe wish g
know, will br sent securely sealed.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04
||I|l!l|lp|]AB1I GA.

To any person producing any Aeo,c,ns able to
show one third a many living, permanent cures
. Dr.. FryLER's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy
aud further reward Of tl00 fr any case Of Chronic
or InnammatOry Rheumatic Ague, Sciatics, and
Rheumatisn O( the Kidneys 4 riH ~ euse. This
Rheumatic Syrup Is used is.ardy Only, pleasant to
the taste, and guaranteed frse from injurious
Drug. II b not Quack Medicine. but the scien-
tine prescription of Joseph p. Filler, y. D., Pro-
Esor Of fToIicology and Chemistry, graduate Of the
eeSebTated UpiveFsity of Pennsylvmia, A. D.. 1,
lSS Who's eptire professional lila hss been devoted
specially 70 this disease. This preparation under
solemn osth il consciantiously believed 70 be the
only positive, reliable, ins'lible specific ever dis
covered. The Pr0Of that other specific exists ID
found In every community 10 persons afnicte1 for
many years past and still sunerins. II physieians
could cure ID, il specific did exist, this would not
be so,-a sact tAat must be universally admitted.
The OF deceived suaerer may wisely ask, What se-
curity or evidence has he that DR.. Fitlerss RAeu.
matte Syrup vii cure his case. The prutcction of.
tened TO pstienfs asSipst Imposition b In lesaly
signed csntsact which viil e forvsrded vitkout
charge 10 say su1erer sendiag by letter desstP-
ton Of aficfion; this Suanutee will state tie u.
oct number Of hotties warranted 70 cuTc, aad In
caseef failure the money paid will be Isturpea -
TIE patient. No other remedy hss ever beeu e1eFed
O such liberal and honorable terYa. Medical Cd
vice, With certificates fro prominent PhysiciaDs,
OefIymen, etc., Who have been cured amer all
etheT tJesimenis failed, sent BY letter, gHa1ia.
AGictsa cordially ipJite1 % write for sdvce % The
peiloipsl e9ce, q SoUth Fourth street, fhilndel.
PeA -, d. Fitlrr's Rheumstic SyIvp e scsd
bv OEnRRinen. feh2a0a1&Wl
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

IT has been generally claimed by livery
stable keepers that it did not pay to keep
sIeiehs. The prices charged this winter
serve materially to divest the business Of its
drawbacks, as a fiiiy dollar cutter pays Tor
itself in less than two days. If man has
occasion to use sleigh more than two hours
each year, it will pay him to huy one.
ALADY of fair proportions and elegant
costume carelessly permitted her feet to slip
from under her, at the corner OF Cherokee
and Fifth stree:s, yesterday morning, the re-
sult being an appalling display Of crinoiine
From the alscri;y with which she resained
an upright position We judge no sai'rf
damage was done. Ali the men looked the
other way IS soon as they saw her 60 down.
This was right.
As considerable inieres: has been manifest
ed to learn tie vote at the O.phaE's Fair,
last week, for the prize locket and dressing
gowns, we give below the ''ofliclal returns:'
LocKEr-Hes;e Young, AS; Miss Kahn,
I7G; Nellie Morris, 12; Maggie Crozier, 8.
PAsroR's RoEE-Rev. Kincaid, lSs; Rev.
Reaser, l36; Rev. Kendriek, lilo.
GEST's RoBE-Col. Mackay, l05, Gov.
Carney, Sc.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04
BULLS


Head the following extract Of a letter from Mrs
Rivers. vile Of Rev. DIR. Rivers, one Of the mo,t
! learned, eloquent, and popular uiini.iers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, AMI v ho Is at present
ta,ionsd at Broadway Church. Ioui.viile. Ky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. g. 1869
Ds. JoHN BULL-Dssr Sir: Many thank, 10
You for the medicine you have So kindly given me,
have been great sufferer for years, and had the
advice OF various physicians. Some pronon need NV
sPine come my lungs, and some my heart To be t,.
seat Of my disease. / have been burnt bli,t,r,sl
and eupPei until had become disheartened. sew
erai very eminent physicians who examined my
spine informed me that threatened with par
Aiyss or appople1y any day, and that nothing hui
a seton would relieve me. l had perfect horror OF
when you kindly sent me your Szrsapariila which
Immediately begun to take three times y d.y )
had suffered terribly with most acute pain in the
or write for any length oi time and on rising Il, INV
fect would be perfectly blind for several b,iput..
and would have To hold 10 something 10 prevent
falling.
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain il.
nv head is entirely relieved l sufysr but seldom,
nm my spine. and then not 80 acutely. My sppe-
iite is good; indeed, for the rst time in my Isr
enjoy my dinner better than any meal during tho
day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night,
and besAn again this morning, ami 1 hope to b..
entirely relieved. Please accept my hsart thanks
and hest wishes.
Very truly, your most grateful friend,
N. II. q. kIvsss.
Ny journal abounds with simiIa, letters. all Ut
which guarantee to be genuine and written by
the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to lie imposed on Don't
ments. Dom risk your health by letting novi,es
experiment upon you with their trash.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

Last evening, about O'Clock, tall white
man, name at present unknown, stole N
oveccoat h,nging in front Of F. Go,drgs
second hand store on Cherokee stres, near
fifth Stree. HIS cisrk, Mr.. Jacob Lewis,
followed the thief, and oSertaking him At
the Romanod building, on Cherokee STREET.
e,st Of Fifth street, laid hold Of him and de-
mandsd the coat, whereupor. the rulian d.
iiber.tely placed the muz.le Of q p;stol
against his abdomen aud 6red, The bali r,.-
ing through and onward, and lodging in the
back. The assassin then ran, and in II.
flight, oveFthreW . woman On the pavement
Lewis walked into The siore Of Geoxps
Wesheriil, on the opposite side Of Tie stssst,
where for the tint tine he realised thaehl
had been shot, on perceiviag The blood Gov
ing from his vossd. D.. vanDuyn, Who
vas called in proaounes tie uon.d serious.
He will probably die.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

The conjuror played on Thursday night to
a good house, and distributed his minol
prizes. 1t was foretold, predestined, ETC.,
that Johnny Mitchell should draw the hos,
with no intention however that the hos
| should ever draw Johnny. In fact the
specific labor required Of the animal was to
drar the crowd; which, with the prestidigi-
tator, was the heaviest part of the business,
and consisted in allowing itself to be peram-
buIat.d hack and forth through the streets,
having been obtained from Mr.. Harvey
Edgerton's stables for that purpose. Happy
In the success of this innocent little scheme
the coniuror retired to his virtuous couch to
sleep, perchance 10 reyel in those blissful
fantasies emansting from a clear conscience.
Not SO with Johnny: his conscientious
scruples troubled him virtue triumphed; che
saw his duty dead sure thing, and went for
it thar and then" He went for the hoss, on
thel coniuror's order. The owner of the
animal couldn't see it, until he saw the value
ofthe quadrupeJ. Thereupon Mitchell re-
plevined it, ard cruelty awakened Rubini from
his slumbers, and thrust him into the judicial
hotel On a charge Of obtaining money under
false preienses." We presume the matter will
be judiciorisly determined, when We shall
learn more.
Since writing the above We learn that the
matter has been settled by the prosecutors
and Rubini released. IL is 10 be regretted
that he las been permitted 10 escape so
cheaply, since our exchanges say that at St.
Joseph and otLer cities lac lass tsen playiog
the same game.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

,,qucnce OF youth full indiscsetions.
Es This medicine has been used in orr rae
tice for many years, and with thousands
treated. it has not failed in . single INSTANCE.
- Each package q Vegetable Csre is
wrapped in ultramarine blue paper, printed il
golJIetters, ard contains one bottle filed win
Sngar-ccated Pills, and oEc vial Of Medicated
Powders, sufficient to make oEe,haif pint Ot
injection and one Syringe.
sFPriee s., Per package, sold by Druggists,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-01-04

Yesterday there was attracted, in front OF
Beiga's fruit store on Shawnee street, large
crowd to witness the performances of a steam
engine, no larger than our inkstand, a
curious mechanism, that could only have
originated in the versatile cranium of the
wooden nutmeg man. 1t puzzled the engi-
neen for time; as, driving immature
organ, il pufied away its exhausted steam in
volumes no grerter than we have seen Issuing
from the luscious lips Of lovely lady Gas
tilian of course smoking her cigarette.