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President MacMahon has issued a
proclamation to the army in which he
says: The choice of President OF the
Republic from your ranks shows the
confidence 'of the National Assembly in
your loyalty" The President has also
Issued an order appointing General La
Aimirault, now Military Governor of
Paris, to the command of the army of
Versailles.
the payment of the first instalment
OF the remaining milliard francs of the
war indemnity, due to Germany on the
9TH instant, was completed ON Saturday
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the Reweiss ct Advertising

A leading business firm Of this city, which
had occasion, during the present season, &c
make large drafts upon the advertising co.
umns OF The TINES, state that the invest.
p,ent paid them ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
theta, in the way Of business, fully five
thousand dollar. The orders, siace the
publication, hive been crowdins in upon
them, and they are still busy in mefing the
demand for the particular articles advertised
shrewd business men need no Arguments 10
convince them ihst iu'iicion- advertising
pays; but it il gra flying 10 note suca IL =
81 ,nces "a the above, for the encourisemer |.
Of those Whose faith il the efficacy oi
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b.. II dealer hiss anything really desIr-
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BULLS
Sarsaparilla.

Read the following extract of a letter from Mrs.
kiv.r., wife OF teverened DR.. Rivers, One OF the
most Learned !, eloquent, and po?uiar ministers Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and who is I
present stationed NJ Broadway Church, LouisviI lie,
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct s, 1879.
DE-. JOHN BuLL-DEAR SIR: Many thanks
to you for the medicine You have kindly
givel l have been a gSeat sufferer
for years. and had the aivee Of various hysrians.
some pronounced my spine, some my Ia -. and
my heart To be the seat OF NV Il s-a-e have
been bu Mt, b!is'ered aud cupPd until had
bee me dsheaItened. Several very eminent hysi-
sicians Who examined my spine iniorm-d me that
l WAS thsei:encd with paralysis app, piesy
any day, that nothing but seton would relieve
me. bad perfect horror o. that, and was bcsi-
iaiiug about having one in,er.ei, when you kindly
sent me your sarsaParills which INN 'dia,fly be-
gun 10 take three times i day. had suf red ter
rbiy with most acute paiu in the right side OF IN
heal, especially when sould read or write for an
length Of time, and on rising TO my feet would be
perfectly blind for sew, raj minutes, and would
have 10 hold to something to prevent falling
am most happy 10 inform you ihat the pain in
my head is entirely relieved; suffer but seldo
with my spine and not scu.ey. NV aipstite
isgOod; inied for the first time in my lie rnj y
my dinner NOR than any meal during the du.
You kindly sent Lie four bottles again last night,
and Logan again this morning, and hope TO he
tir-ly relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks
and best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ. Z. RIVERS.
My josrnal sbounds with similar letters, all of
which l guarantee TO he genuine and written by
the -rsons ~h hose names they bear.
Do not sud-r Yourself 10 be imposed on. Don't
he draw away after new AMI doubtful ex eriments.
Don { risk your health by letting novoes expert
menf upon you with their trash.
My sarsapariils has sroo the test .or twenty-five
years il is still the Sarsaparilla cf the day, and
Of the age, towering over all other in popularity
and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those no are trying to palm of
you other extracts Of Sarslpariila so-caei. Re
member it is DIR. John Bur Sarsapiriila, of LOU
isriile KY, that i, the Old and reliable remedy for
impurit es Of the blood and scroiI u, affections,
Always bear that in M nd.
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From a reliable source We learn that on
Monday the Topek. rolling mills attempted
10 slope, but the sheriff attached the ma
chinery and mi'erial Just as it WAS being
loaded on the ears for shipment E,s;. In
the evening Of the sane day meeting OF
citizens wa- held and the chairm an informed
the a-semhlsge that unless stock WAS sub
scribed for at once the rolling mill enter
prise would fail, mi they would have tie
modification Of seeing the works locatel at
some other place.
The Common remarks that Topeka
has many naturs! advantages, but cities
sometimes die Of n.;ur. advantages, and it
is TO be hoped that the citizens Of the capital
will take timely warning.
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This excellent Republican Journal recently
doomed a new dress, and il now one of the
handsomest, well "a one OF the ablest in
the United States. the Times, in its IN
yielding support Of Senator Morton, while
that gentleman wa 50 vigorously Tesis'ing
tie advance of corruption in the United
States Senate last Winter, gained many
friends in Kansas. While the Times has
been. and j. yet, a constant advocate OF X =
publican principles, j, has never employed
Its energies TO shield from public censure any
in !ividual Republican a, the expense Of the
party's good name.
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German savings Slams -se,cti"o at
Directors HcsleSs!nS-

The stakeholder. of the German Swings
5 INK held their annual meeting yesterday
and elected directors. Ne4-r-. NJ. Hoffman
ard T. WulirSahies, of the old directory,
we're reelected for another year.
The new direction. cl,os-n were III. krsz-
IN, b. Fle-h-r, Gen. NJ. Il Morgan, Com.
+ IL. Durfee. Geo. Smith, q. Umm ethun
aad Samuel Cochran.
The newt .lece:! Roarl, like its prede-
cessor, is composed of representative and
j, fiuen,ial men, who will carefully guard
tie rights OF ieposi,ors, and at the same time
Gre for the interest of stockholders. This
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mi<ioners of Leavenvorth coun,y-t;entle-
men The clerk elect Of Kickapoo Ira re-
moved from said township; therefore gu
will please appoint another.
W. X. HENDERSON, Trustee.
WhereuIon Mr.. Spencer moved iLa, J.
K. Hammond be appointed to Gil said va
cancy. Adopted.
F.ewer-' reports ~. the M.sner Il Sprsaue
end E'm'ns:er & Green roa.'s were, on re-
part vi Committee, adop;ed aud ordered
opened.
lie following vic~. rs SIRE appointed On
tie following rva.!,: On tie Western Il
I fr ixD road, CrawG..d Moore, W. II Fox
and J. A. sf,.'d; m ihe llu,d road, E.
IlslIeElscs. Il. ". McAiii.ter and ] A.
Stafford; an thu. ". e. Kean road, f. Hal.
!-nbeck, Il ". McAili-,er snd J A. Stat
lord; on the Harms iOai. jonas E-,inger,
W. n. NJ Thompson nni - sd Hcrner;
an the Eiihu Spray rosi. K f. Courtney,
b T. Barker aid Ovid Hnrner; on the
John JOLIET road, 3. b. Moore, J,an &.
Gi~t ard jos Walter.
Mr. Williams moved recon liberation of
:he An ;itcr's report which related 10 Mr..
Gre-s' accom-. "a rejected. Adopted.
Rob-rt MeFsrland presented claim cf
$40 balance due him on bridge.
Mr.. Williams moved that paw inent be
recommended and 81 referred; 10 the Anii:o-,
whereupon the sy-s and nays were called, a.
follows: Ayes. Ge;ger. William. and Plum.
msr. chairmsn-3 N,yes, Hook, Hiatt,
Spencer and Wilson, Moinn declared
It~t
Mr. Williams moved that 500 te allowed
Mr. Gr'-', ard ~i:h sAid recon mendation be
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reRtassr I.tnisssrns.

q There is no pain which the
Centaur Linimsnt will not re-
IN lieve, no swelling il will not
W-S snbGlne, ard no lameness
@&lax which il will not cure. This
true. Where The part. are
not gone its effects are mar
NaTArfrs ve'ous. 1t has produced more
eares of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock,jaw.
pal-y, sp,ains, dwellings. caked bresst,
scalls, burns, salt-rheum. esr-ache. &C., up
on the human frame. anI Of strains, spawn.
gals, &c, upon animals, in one year than
have all the other pretended remedies since
the world began. II IL q counter-iriiant, N
all-healipg pain reliever. CripPles throw
away their cru!ches, the lame walk, poison
GUS bites are rendered harmless AMI the
wounded are k.asied without a AGAR. Il is no
humlug. The rsri,s. ia Published around
each bpt,la. 1t Is selling IA nn article ever
before acid. and it sells becan-e j, does Just
what it pretends u do. Tho-e Who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer il they will 10, Wac Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable cIres, including frrzsn limbs,
chrOnic-rheumr:isn. goni. running 'n,n IRA.
&c, have len received. Ne will srnd a
circular containing these ser. ,ticares, the rec
ipp, DC, gra:,s, tn :-;y on" reIu.-iirg it.
One boir!. "f tie yelinw wr,ppsr Ce,i.ur
Linirnsht is worth one Lur.!--i doll IRA To-
spawned ar s~.eni.i horses ani r,u'es, or
for screw worn, in s'.re,. Sock owners
this Eminent Is worihv yo"r attention. No
f,milv sh.apLi ;'- viii ,r,r C-n.aur !inimen'.
]. Z. RosE & Co, Nrx York.
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DR.. G. BIGELOW,


Has removed from No. i7a South Clark street,
corner Of Monroe, 70 No. IA SOUTH STATE ST.,
CHICAGO.
Ii isweIl known by all readers Of the papers tina.
DR.. e. Brgeow is the Oldest established ply sician
il Chie.go who has made the treatment Of all
chronic and Sexual diseises \ specially. Science
and 81 perienee has maize De. II. the most ned
SPECIALIST Of the age. hono-ed by the press, es-
teernei Of the highest medical attachments by all
the m.dc-l ss,iu' Of he dav, Ia sing devoted
TWENTY YEARS og BIS LIFE 10 Pc f-ctng remedies
that Will positively the wort ses OF CHRoSIc
AND PRIvAIE DISEASES Of the Gs.lTo-URiSAEf
ORG ASS in both SEXES. sENIS . l. WEAKNESS pro-
d,.eir2 NERVOUSNESS, AvsxsiC. TO SoCIsTY, M
PAIRED VISION, Loss OF NsNDEY AND MANHOOD
perfectly cured ~ Is evident that who COZ zines
himself 20 the study Of certain diseases, treating
thousands Of cas- every y-ar, must haze greater
skill than pa ysieAn in a general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for l.'iies AMI gentlemen,
sent free To any z1dr=ss, in seal envelope.
CONSULTATION FREE. The 6ne=t rDosls IN the city,
with sEPARArE PAHLORs for lssi Is AMI gentlemen.
Call-see only the Doctor COsREsPcsLk-SC CoN
FiDES rIAL- iddr, IS letters tc d. G.. EiGELoWv
No. 80 State street
n. b ad;es END fbr 4 descriptive circulsr Of
re.sii the best preventative Of conception
.n3.n. Sent to any address free Of charge
IacfC-gGU
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DR.. J. r. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
Magnetic Balm

This neiicine may with prop-iety be ca'Iel ar
''Unversil Remedy" As il is asst urer.eding 81
Others a general family medicine. IL cures as i
by MAGNETIC INFLUENCE Neuralgia and al
paiu, and Is therefore very property termed Mag
neiic Balm ~ 1t is purely vegetable prep ration.
Ut has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera. Cholera MOrbns. Diars hRa
Dy sensery. Collie aWss all Bours s'Osa
plants.
rs timely nse will cure Colds, Group, Diptheria,
Ou'n>y and al Throat affections.
When properly used, Fever aud Ague AMI 81 heI
Complaints incident To our western and southern
climates are easily broken up.
Nervous pain, lick Headache AMI Rheumatism
are cured by this medicine when all Others have
failed TSothaehe, Earache, Burns Chilb'ains
and Bruises are relieved at once by its uss
The great value and usefulness Of this medicine
has caused il To suffer more from base limitations
and counterteits than any other me iicine. The
eenuin. has D. Ransom & Co.'S private Revenue
stamp ~ the outside. and DIR. J. K Mi!ler's VI g.
ne.ic Balm blown in the bottle.
Examine closely ani buy none but the genuine
Sod bv al! druggists Price - cents per bottle
Ransom, Hamiin Il Co. Buffalo n. Y
eprJ-epdtw
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Another Te.tisas Ouy.
BENTON BARRACKS, Nh, !
April, 80, Is %.

BENTON BARRACKS, Nh,
april, 80, Is %.
DIR. JOHN BULL-DE.R SIR: Knowing the Elf
ca Of yoar S.Isaparilia, aud the healing ami he
beneicsi qualities II possesses, seui The flow
ing sta ement OF my
was wounded about two years ago, was tai en-
prisoner and confined for six'een mon,hs Being
novel - often, my wounds hive not heal u vet
1 have not 81. u, manent since was wounded.
] am shot through tue hips. My general hath is
impaired, and need som thing To a si-t ua'ura
! We more filth in ypar ) 'rsIIarilla than any
thing eiss. with IN 1t xhich is genuine Pie lse
express me hall a iDz bottles, ani ohlig,.
LArr. {. T. J,T.sHr,
st. oais.-
+. The following wl3 written Ap-l seth,
1866, by Mrs. Jcauic johnson, ,the- Of c pit.
johnson:
DIR. joins BrLL-DRAI SIR: NJ husian Dr
c. 3 johnson, was ssiiifu Surgeon al PHI, sici IN
in Central lew YORK, where he died, leaving the
above e +. Johnson Ia my care. At trirtct n
years of age he had chrouir ,l;arrh,ei and scrufuu
j ID, 9 for ten We recommended il to II, any in
New lo L, Ohio snd iowa, Tor scrpiula Il. sores
and :. neial debility. Perfect has ATE; ded
fever sr were almost miraculous. ain very
anxious r my son to again have 1, yous
Ssrsap Il In. III. l. t. riul ri seI,in- s,uTin- ar
iicr, hence his wiling io yea f'r it. Iii, wuui 5
wer. terrible, bu' b lev, he will rae ,vcr.
Respectful y,
JIMMIE JOHNSON.
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The p Opr ctr Of tbi, celebrated me. ENC sriy
clais i sup.riJ ity all IA d. ,.tvI =
frresl 10 the pub T. the q, ee-tl!s., dy ;
permanent cure o A. cue and Fer. hills and
Fever, wheih r vi sh n; or NJ stand ~. f;s re-
fr's Ia the ent " - era III S,u h,Tu country -
hear him ties imoar 20 the ruth Of the ,<efIi n.
thu IN whatever i'll il fiil 10 eur. II tn.
dir c;ions ,icily fo."w ed eli out. In
. great many a ngle dose hiss been su sicieaf
iOr . cure and Whole ia;Iiilic, have been curel IL.
u single bottle, with perfect r-st"rSti ri ihe
general he 18th Ii is, hoSevr T, prul.n,. and in
every case more Certain To cure. n its l.
tined In smaller dos for we,k or two af:eT the
disease has beeu checked, mere specially III diff
cult and long standing c.sss. Usu,Ily this msd.
cine will not require aid TO keepthe bowels in g,,i
order Should the patient. hoseyer, require a
cathartic medicine. after having iasen three or
our i of the tonic. singlc So .; Bull Veg
etable Family Pills y i'll lie sufficient.
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POPULAR illustrated to"k (2GO paee~) on
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Sent securely seslel, post paid, for 80 cents,
by DR.. &. Whittier, Gil ST. Charles street.
81. Loni-, No., The great specialist. Read
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DR.. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No. 6ie NORTH FIFTH STREET,
1T. LOUIS, MO.
ESTABLISAEDI IN ST. LOUIS ISIS

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DR.. Boh1nnan's rreItiss on Special Disaa-es'
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED
Dr.. ROhaunan's Vegetable Curative permanently
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lost power, and brings back the Youthful yi,or of
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B,hannsn's office, No GI3 North Fifth street., -
Louis, No.. Established in IS,7 n.yiSI,x
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ia more than a substitute for Castor OF ],
is the only s.,fr article IN existence which IL
certain to a-s initiate the Es 4, regulate tie
bowels, cure w...,:-re!c and produce natural
sleep. il cnp'.;,- III. her MIR. rail-. NOR
phine ar aichr.'.l and "a r'pr,.;., Ia Jake.
Children Md hn; cy AMI nshars nsy
rest. i,ne ) 1877
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Attention il called To the advertisement of
DIR. BO!.annan. Of 81. Louis, Mo. Ills rep
I'ation il that of enc OF the mort successful
physicians in hisspesiality in the We-t.
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From Barbour county comes the news that
one Peter Cunningham, a buffalo hunter
from near H,lsicad, Rice county, was shot
and killed by tie City Mar-hal of Great
Lend on the night of July 81. Dunning-
ham had been fined for drunkenness during
the afternoon Of the same day, and after
having paid the fne started for the south
side of the Arkansas river with loud threats
of vengeance against the ci'iEsns and officials
Instead OF leaving town, Cunningham, with
smother companion, halted near the railroad
track, and after dark commenced a raid upon
the deni moads, who came Up to the Mar
ehal for assistance. The Marshal promptly
arrested Dnnnirghsui, who Resisted and
Q. ,erely assaulted the Marshal, and the re-
cult Of the assault vas the death Of the assail-
art as above mentioned.
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There il sill hope. Many physicians Of
thorough medical education, and long expe-
sience in the treatment of Cholera, Cholera
lorhuc, Oy.entery, Diarrhe,, Cholera In.
Entuu, and Summer 0omplsinis in general,
rshesitaiinsly Fecommesd Dr.. NcCab.is re-
gosusd Hsdiosasd Blackberry Bran ~. as
H. sssa - atsk seosas svss psa sibsd.