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Ayers AgueCure,

rS S.I Fozs5 n ~ S.1 Asa. 1a:ss@,')t ~ 3:
DUMB AGue, Periodical @ HilioaS n.
vor, &C., and indeed IN the aA60tions
which arise nom mAlafiouS, RaIsh, or
miasmatio poi0on1.
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The worst coughs yield, as if BY magic, to
the wonderful curative powers OF DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. d&w
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BE slow TO believe the oh-repeated story
abom the lungs being gone; or rather let no
such apprehension induce you TO give mp.
Act upon the principle that while there is
life there is hope. Yon can never be so low
that Won cannot trust, humanity speaking, in
DIR. William Halls Bllsam for the Lungs.
More than ore, nay hundreds, have been
brought By IT almost from death to life,
when all else had failed. .r div
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

1hi. supclb Hair Dye Is the les. ~. he uaii-
perfectly harmless reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment ridiculous tints or disagreea-
bic OdOr. The genuine Vim. A. Bachelors Hair
bye produces EhNKDIAIELr splendid Black OF
natural Brown. leaves the hair tiedn, scJf, beaufi-
full; does contain particle Of lead any nju-
rious COMPOUND. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
l6, BOND STREET, N. Y. OctS-24
Hiddcr'A Pa8ti1100.
\ relief tor -isi!s,n. Price 10 cents by
mail. S,owrli & Co., Charleston, Mas
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nR. +. T CHIMES PATENT NONEXPLO-
~ SIVE Kerosene Lamps produce 4 clear bright
No breaking of chimneys. trimming Of vicks or
odor OF Kerosene where these lamps are used.
Agents make from SO 10 So per day selling them
Terms, address F. 7. GRIMES, No. 32l East I'd
street New ! orb City. ian2seod4w
SMALL FRUITS By AIL,-Concord. Ives.
- Hartford, Iona, Isabella, I0c each. Salem.
Delaware Isrsella, Wilder, Agavam, Merrimac,
23c. each. Eumelan. Walter, Martha, SOC each.
Croton and Ssnasqua. 81 each. Goossberries and
CurrAnts, Ice. each. RlsckbeFres and Raspherries,
Toe. All No. I. Sent postpaid, and warranted.
Orders received for 81 and upwards. Wholesale
prices free. 5. j. ALIlS North Est Pa.
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Terrible Accident.

4 fearful runaway occurred on the Nc.
Adam road leading to the Fort, at the crossing
OF the Kansas Central grade yesterday after.
noon. 4. +. Leonard, Esq, who lives nesr
Lawrence, was driving span of mules at.
,ached to carriage, in company with his
wife, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. Cos, and three
children. As they were going down a hill,
the breast strap broke letting the tongue Of
the carriage drop. This frightened th.
mules, and springing suddenly forward thu
tongue caugh, raising the carriage entirely
from the ground, overturnirg il and throw
ing the wholspar violently on the ground
All Of thepar were more or less bruised
Mr.. Goss had her shoulder blade broken
and was otherwise injured, Mrs. Mcclellan
and the children were also severely bruised,
The carrisee was torn 10 pieces by the fright.
ene1 muir.
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NATURES REMEDY.
" ID q ID II T N II /.
The Great Heed Purifier.
A v.luadle Indian compound, far restoring the
health and for the permanent cure Of all diseases
arising from Impurities Of the blood. such ~
HumOr, Erysipelss, Canker, Salt Rheum,
Pimples and Humoss ON the Face, Ulecn,
Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Neural
gia, Rheunatisaa' f.ins n the
Costivcness, fils, He'd
sehe, Dizziness,
the Back, Kidney Complaints. Female
Weakness. and General Debility.
ehsnie.lly combined. and . st,o.sly
g: 's .se: : y. ; ;d ri.: ;sa ss
commencing to take Il: There b NO disease Of TIE
human system for which tie vEox1ISx cannot b
used nth perfect .aty. - 1t doe. not contain any
al Impurities q the blood. Il has NO 90 al II has
never failed 10 ssess cure. giyip tone and
sasength 70 the system desilitated bv dissase. 1t
,as % a. have have s.s ea y ' II.
Vegetine that have tried many other remedies. Il
eas veil lie called
THE REAT
BLOOD PURPLE B.
u. u. STEVENS.
BOSTON, MASS.
Price el.sJ. Sud BY all Druggist
Entered sccsrlicg 10 Act 81 Coagreas, In u -
195o, BY II. Z. Stevens, In the Cefk' One u
D!serict Court Of The District d Aaaaehussst
1palyesodkv1
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BENZ. o. wooDs, manufacturer Of the
Novelty Printing Press, ISL FEDERAL stree.
Boston, is entering into the business this
year larger than ever, and seems determined
to place it within the power Of all to do their
oxn printing. His pres il certainly \ valu.
able additios 70 any bueises hoaae, = most
useful instructor in schools, fasciaaGing IN lie
family, and unsurpassed for esxsl job
printing.
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NIsalize the Hair.

Why does the hair become harah and dry
why does it fall out-why does it become
gray? Simply because the life has gone out
oft. The fibers draw sustenance from the
scalp 81 the grass draws' aliment from the
soil. and when the supply of nutriment is
cut oil in either case, the produc: withers and
dies. At the first symptoms Of decay, tnere-
fore, the unfed, or haif.fed roots Of the hair
should be refreshed and reinforced with Ly-
on's KathairOn, the only preparation which
viii nourish the filaments and keep them in
. vigorous condition after they have begun
TO suffer from a deficiency of their natural
stimulant. As long as the Kathairon is faith
fully used, with proper degree of friction,
morning and evening, so long II will be i'm
possible for tie hair TO Whiten or fall out
from the scalp. eod&w
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No one remedy 10 louder
called for by the nseessities
ofthe American people than
. sure and safe cure for
Fever ooA AS0e. Such
We are now enabled to offer,
with a perfect certainty that
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MEDICAL
Canvassers Wanted

Canvassers Wanted
For ''Our Own FiresiAe.-
An ssasssssssA Paper, 10 psee.. psS.
I"eeS Aenshly. Sobeeripssou pv1ee.
SA.So. Every sabsePfAer reeesve. =
SaieabieC Chrome. a Fruls Piece. III ses
sesls Ter -. Send = eeas sss~> fe,
sample and frs0isa l.ass. AsDare..
W. E. Gump. Publisher, Dayton. @
DE- CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Should be taken To strengthen ami
build up your syss.sn.
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Will cure ysur Dyspepsia or
Indigestion.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Will prsvelt Nalarious FeverS.
and brscss up the System.
Dir. CROOKS WINE OF TAB
which nakss 10 the
best Tonic in the market
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAB
Has proved itself
in Thousands Of eases
capable Of curing all dissase Of the
Threat md LaDSA.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Cures all Chronic Coughs
and Coughs and Colds
more cnectually than any
other remedy.
DE-. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has cured cases Of Cou,umpe,o,
pronounced incur.be
BY Physicians
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAI
has cured 50 many eascs OF
Asthma and Bronchitis
that il has been pronounced specific
for these complaints
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Removes pain in Breast. Side or Back
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Shcald be taken for
diseases OF the
Urinary Organs
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Cures Gravel and Kidney Diseases
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Should be taken for all
Throat and Lung Ailments
Dr. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Should be kept in every house,
and its liis-sivips
Tonic properties tried BY all
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has been tested by the public
Tor 10 Year,.
DIX. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Renovztes and
Invicorates the entire system.
PR CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Is the very remedy for the Weak
and Debilitxied.
DIR. cROOx's WINE OF TAR
Rapidly restores exhausted
strength
DR.. CkoOK's WINE OF TAR
Restores the Appetite and
Strengthens the Stomach.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Gives tone and energy 10
Debiitated Constitutions.
Dr. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Causes the food 10 digest, remoling
Dyspepsia and indigestion.
DE. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
All recovering from any Hines
will ind this the
best TONIC they can take.
DIR. CROOKS WINE or TAR
Is an effective
regulator Of the Liver.
DR.. CEOOk's WINE OF TAR
Cures Jaundice,
any Liver Com plant.
biz. CROOKS WINE OF IA.
Makes Delicate Females,
who are never Ikling we'll,
strong and Healthy.
Dix. ckOoA'> WINE OF TAR
Has restored many Persoas
who have boon
unable to work for years
Dr. CEOOK'S WINE Of TAR
Should be taken il your Stomach
is out Of order.
DIX CROOKS WINE OF TAR
should bc taken 10 you feel
iva or dshiltssed
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OFFICE OF ZEE CoUsTY CLAx /,
Of Atehison County, Kanaa
A1cHfnQy Kansaa March 4 laf2 L

AIcHnoy, Kansas. March ., 1871. }
CIILED PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
- Of the bonds Of Atehison County. STATE Of Kan
ass. authorized by an act Of the Lsgissfure
titled
''An act to authorize the County Commissiosers
Il Atehis0n county 70 iasue and ssll the boad0 -
the county," will Be- received at my oaee Vstd 10
o. clock d m. April sth, 1872.
Said honda will b in sums Of not lsss than enc
hundred 400 dollars. and for ten tI0 and altsen
ti3l years, bearing ten fl0l per cest iatsrst.
Amount not u excesi fofty-eve thousand q. 000)
dollars.
The right TO rsjse, any and ali bids 10 reserved
BY order Of the Board. u. b. GALE,
marI4td County Clerk.
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Ies'.a. 1a hsea aSs,S'. IS
II the District Court stsn, in and for sid County
GEORGE A. MOORE,
Pl.is,ia.
R PENN Aom ISsXSsExD AND
No;i-e 10 take DISPOSITIONS.
Ts Belinda Townsend asd Edwin rsvn..,s
You are hereby setiAsd that the ssid Ge.r~
Neoes. tie Pieintia vii proceed 10 take H. 6.oo
sitioas Of witnesses in the aetion q D. Law Oh.
Of Jossph w. Wilson, at Newark, FairAsld Ceun-
4 d. 1877, between The hean Of . O. n and
o'clock p. m. with authority 70 adjourn from day
70 day until all such Dspositions shall have beei
takes.
Dated this 2Ist day Of March. A. D. 1872
II. N. HERMAN,
msr2sws. Plaintiffs Atfy.
LKAvkNwORru, KAHsAs.
March 18th, 1877. ]
In tie Uaattes Of the Assignment u John Weary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned, as.ignee Of John Weary, viii 90
he day u July. ct O. clock q. n. 1877, attend
envocth City. for the purpose Of hearing and ID.
jMstnS all claims Of the crsditors Of aid John
weary, and that all creditors Of said John Wnrv
are required to present their claims NJ sud tim,
and place or I'd jussment, and thas the IN er,imed
vii attend ~ said time and place for said purpse
6f and during the time provided by hv in such
eases. GEO. 8. WOODWARD,
aNf Tok
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STATE Of KANSAS, lsa
County Of Ieavenwor,h.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis Set
Of the State Of Kansas. in and for said County
Marcellus E Joyce. Plaintiff,
Mary Joyce, Defendant
The above named Mary JOYCE, DEF ndant, will take
notice that the above szmel Aareeilus T. Joyce.
Plaintiff has commenced action sgsinst her, the
said Desendsnt in said court prsyinS for . divorce,
and that unless she answer or demurr 70 the pet-
lion Of the said Plaintiff. before the 18th dsy
Of February Isl, ,aad pseosn WI Be tzken as
marriage relation heretofore existing bet aid
Plaintiff and Defendant, wholly snnulesi, and the
aid parties wholly reessei from the obligations Of
the same.
MARCELLUs T. JOYCE,
Lllr2ss3u BY Byron sheIry, Ri. Al, =.
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q will cvadt.oto Sho sH3a>~so ana Nth eaauv
.ncs G,nn,,aa a. nr,,,r ~, NJ h.rn, can
.riss from n. nse ~ .nv nu.n,;.v
Th.r ~hich nrossre. -. m r,.v.n,, mi.
d;sor1er INNS, he m ;mm.r.. so,vi-. :, ,he
rommunities vhere n nrav.,,s p-.r.,,;o.
i, METER than cur. for the ns,,..t ..c.n.s ths
~ ,-h;.h 10 r,ns, -,,n ~ .;oi... ...IrL. ~
mi. h.,e.,,, dIs,emn.r TIL. CC,,, .,-sI.
the n;,sm.,;, no;sor ~ R.->.. -
N.,r, tho .v.,svn sna ,,rev"r,s IN ds,s'o,,-
80. or ~. ,,;.s... r. go ~. ~.
annroach ~ IN. nremon,,orv svn,n,o.,.
-, suner;or;,v M ,his r.ms,ly o,.- .,v
o1h.r ever d;.coyerea n, tho .ree,v .na cor.
tain cure Of Jnsermittents ia that IL contain.
no ouin;ne or miner,l. Conference.-The II nro.
auces No o,;ni.n, or other ;ninr;on. sN.,,s
vh.,.ver man IN. cons,i,nt;on T1,o.. cnr..,
nv n are Len ma healthy ,s II thew b,S rey.r
No., ,hs disease
Yes>, go Acne IA M, alone tho ron,
eequence Of the miasmatic poison. A grea,
variety Of disorders arise from its irritation,
among which are NeW1alSsQ, Dhea0S.
Ts..~S~ e....S~ C"...-S IN"
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DOOLEY 4 BANNISTER'S
TAR SOAP
A. A. CONSTANTINES

PERSIAN HEALING on su1 TAR So
Each cake Is stampei 4. j. 0easiantise Pes.
sian Healing or Fine Tar Soap. Pateated Aarh
IL. 1857 No other Is genuine.
For the Toilet, Bath ana Nursery. this Sosp
has no equal. II preserves the cDnpsexiea nil,
removes all dsndruf, keeps the hair so and SILKY,
and prevents it from falling 81, sna the besa
Hair RenovatoF In use.''
It cures ehapped hands, Pinpaes, alt Ihsvm,
frosted feet, burns. all diseases d the seslE and
skin, eatarra Of the bead, and ID GOOD SHAvlNI
esteem Of very many Of our 6nt families IL this
city and Throughout the country. Il b used ex.
tensively by our lest physleians. Wherever used
IL has become household psceoity. We advisc Ill
to try il. For sale by all dealenL Agents wanted.
Call or address, A. A. CONSTANTINE CO..
~ Ann Strcol n. Y. Civ.
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Tue Atmosphere Of Love

The no.,.sr finds faithful friend IN MR.
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup. ...o
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Seri Pate engraving with .sG. ". W,stb,sok,
Chsmis,," and "Trads .Nark, MEXICAN NU,S-
TANG LTNIMENf," engraved acFoa the face Of
each wrapper. The whole hears the proprietor .
private United States Revenue Stamp, and not
common stamp, As used ty druggists.
1xOy MASUHACreRISG Co.
jaul2eodAwNo.2-4s S; Park Piece, N. Y.
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Browns French DRESSING.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Tor Young Men from The eaec,s O,
Errors and Abuses in early lifc Manhood rostored.
senanaa e.,i,bns, cured. lmPeaiae.ts 10 NaY
and rraaartal2e resedies Books aud Circrlsss ssni
Tree In sealed envelopes. Address, HOW AhT
ASssSSATIoH.N M youth Ninth ST., Philadel-
phia. Pa ian1saS-ss
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"HALLo, Mr.. Smith. what makes you so

"HALLo, Mr.. Smith. what makes you 50
blue this morning"
"Why Brown, I'll tell you: y@ife can't
make our sewing machine work, and it both
ers her continually, and makes her 80 cross
there is no living with l.er, that's what's
the matter"
"What kind OF 4 machine have you,'
"Why ii is one o: those twisted loop
stitch, and il il a tw;ster II she succeeds in
sewing anything it will all ravel ont in
week. wish the man who inven;ed i had
his head twisted oii.' q. -
snow, see here Smith, IN tell you what
to do; 70 and bay an Empire, and will
warran, you il will make and keep your wife
good na,ured for the next year. tried ii,
and am satisfied that got more smiles and
kisses for the money than for any investment
! ever made" d&w
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ing, liSh ne. or liberated Piles that De BING'S
PILE REMEDY fails to cure
II l. prepared expressly 10 cure the Piles ans
noslL2 else, and has cured case Of over 20 yeanl
anding tor sally by all prusxists. Price 81, 90.
jnnisdSwSl
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The p!ioes
paid wholesale by the dealers are, OF course, low.
err and uctuating, daily, that IT Is OF no ad-
vantage 10 producers for us 10 attempt TO publish
them:
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Mexican Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles have ever had
10 extensive Sale while none have
s ssse e.iss1ss sa1;s 3 s;P;as IA
uHIHENf; ohildren. Adults. Horaes
and Domestic Animals. are always la
BILE to accident, and it il safe % say,
that no family can Pass single season
without some kind Of IN emollisnt b.
ing necessary. Il becomes . matter Of
importance then 70 secure the best.
Over three hubdIed livery stables in the city Of
New York alone are using the MEXICAN NUsfAH0
LSIsENT, iu all ii which ir gives unusual xatis-
:acti.n.
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Eulosiums OF the great National keeenc-
rator of Health, Plantation Bitiers, are on
everybody's tongue. This graluitous ritd
roce advertising is better than all the paid-ior
putting to which the owners OF bogus bitters
are obliged TO resort 1t has sponts.ecs
heartines aloat it which cagries convictin
to the mind Of the auditor. But il is we'll
known fac, that the proprietors Of the Plan
tation Bitters have never relied upon news
paper bols,ering to establihh the sueces OF
preparation which owes its astonishing popu-
Iarity mainly to the oral testimony of the
thousands who have either experienced or
been the eyewitness OF the immense physical
good it has wronehs throHghout the length
and breadth Of IL land. -eod&w 9
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Americans are . Nasios Of DyspePtics.

We live fast, dissipate, and I'LL early
graves. We drink all kinds of poisoned
alcoholic spirits, and swallow without masti-
cation, pork, grease, and every conceivable
carbonaceous, Understanding, system-clos-
ging, indiges,ible food. DIR. Walkers Veg
etable Vinegar Bitiers will remove the evil
effects, and the recovering patient, with fresh,
pure, vitalizea elecsrini hlood slowing
through his arteries ana veiD viii have =
clearer head and q cooler judemesf. which,
coupled with experiences, viii cause hims;o
abstain in the fulnfe. - wed fri sun q y ;.
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OFFIUAE.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the PoStofllca
at Charleston, for the week ending June 2l'
1872, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS
az the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
M once hours from A. n. to OK P. n. on
Sundays, from 81 to 6h P. N.
nS- Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are advertised"
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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Agents for South Carolina.
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RBFBRENCES;
Gunner Resorts.

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"Waiting for an Answer"

Dsrk dropping eyes In dreamy glory,
Dear huLIer1ng heart so Eind anu ttue'
Fair page whereon Is writ the story
Forever old, yet new
All in mesh OF dreams entangled;
oh. breathe thy words OF rapt delight,
Sweet lips-twin petals OF the rose bespanglea
With diamond dews Of night
No longer o'er thy dIstan leaning,
To one lone longing heart that waits
Thy message send OF deepest meaning
Thou Andest OF the Fates
without, the happy birds are singing
Their last song in The gathering gloom;
And languorons airs soft scents are bringing
From musky buds and bloom.
Still wrapt within thy dreams entranclng'
Still toying with your necklace fair;
Still drooped thine eyes. nor ever elaHciuE
Up from that page 30 Ialr.
Oh. gentle word OF all completeness
OLtender grace and loVeltness
Fair messenger, with all Thy heetness
Bear thou her answer-"Yes p
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-22

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