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TIE Argus msn says

A"Fiir;'s Medi'aions, IN 1T n"'h-
logs Commercial, sounds "e'T 'a'n:i;.f, aho
We think We can Gel. who wro's Tie 1i;'es.
And We should presu.:e hs e 81 d after the
sirps father favored him with 'ha free ride
oyer the picket fence, the other night. Some
people have good memories. For further
nar,icuIsrs see the poem.
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Long . OOksd for Come ~ Last.
The Universal Microscope. The best low
priced Microscope ever made. Exceeding
IL useful for examining Flowers, Insects and
Minute Objects. Detecting Counterfeit Mon
ey ard disclosing the Wonders OF the Mi.
croscopic World. 1t is adapted to the use
of Physicisbs, Teachers, Students and the
Family Circle. Requires no Focal Adjust
inert, and can therefore lie readily used by
any per-on. Other Microscopes of no greater
power Goa, IS each and upward. and are 40
Difficult, 10 understand that none bat scientific
men can use them. The Universal always
gives satisfaction. One single Microscope
will be sent carefully packed, ny mail, on re-
ceipt of 81. Agents wanted everywhere.
Address ID. J.. STAPLES x Co.,
apl0-wSm Allen Mich,
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The Greatest Pain Reiiever in the World
is DR.. Tobiss' Venetian .Liniment, establish
ed over 70 years. Every bottle sold has
been warranted TO give satisfaction, and not
one returned, 50 the term hnmbuy cannot be
applied to it. 1t is perfectly innocent to
take internally, {aee oath on the ramphlet),
il il war; nted to cure when first taken.
Cholera, Diarrhe,, DyAentery, Group, Collie,
and Sea Sickne.s, and externally, Chronic
Rheumatism. Soar Throat, Mumps. Old
Sores. Sprains. Bruises. &c. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aus7-w
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Be Of good cheer, there IL life and health
for you yet. So those that have taken Sim.
mons Liver Regulator attest. For sale by
all druggists. d&g
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LEGAL.


In the DisIic; Coart Of the Firs, Judicial District
OF the state Of Kansas sitting in and for Iesven-
worth County. in said state.
BENJAMIN Franklin FiennIkea, Pain
tif,
George W. Gardiner aud Marcia A.
Gardiner, Defsndents.
DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
il and by viitae Of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action in, and by the above named
court, and Of q special execution issued said
Judgment me directed and delivered. will on
1nursday, the 2sd day Of October, A. d. =, 1873
nj II o. clock, a. Of said day. at the court house
door In the City OF WORTH in the county a~d
State Aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the following aes-
ciibed real property, situate, lying and being In
the county OF Lsaysnworth, and state Of Kansas,
namely:
All that part Of the southeast quarter Of section
number ten (l0l, in township number nine ~. Of
range number twenty-five (21), lying and being
On the rat side Of the " New Lawrence Road, -
containing sixty-dve 1851 acres Of land, more or
less.
Said property Is 70 he sold ss commapdei by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff of Geaven worth County, Kansas.
shshds Office. Leavenvorth City, September
10Th, A. d 1873.
VIZ. HisisBornAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
sopti6dtd
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AL NOTICES.
Use tii.s Peerless Wrlnger.

P.-.ULAR illustrated book (sG0 ps2es) ON
III .atood Womsnhood Married ! Inn
i'edimenis to MarriaSe, the Cause and Cure.
Sen, securely sealed, post paid, for 50 cents,
BY DR.. G. Whittier, 6l7 st. Charles stree,
ST. Louis, Mo-, the great specialist. Read
his csrd. G6w
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AMI IN. rse Perry's Moth and Frccl!e Lo-
ton. Ii /. reliable ard harmisss Soli ~
druggists every where. Hero. - Boad
street, New York.
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We have often heard meu complain Of
severe pain across the back in the region of
the kidneys, caused sometimes by too heavy
lif,img-at others, by taking cold. The del
icate organization Of these most important
organs has got deranged. There is loss of
power in them to properly fulfill their frnc-
lions. Now. in such cases you wan. some
thing that ha. a specific action on the af-
ferted psrts, and in all the ma.eria medics
you can find no better combination than
PARKER's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Be-
cHu. A iiurstic, tonic, ard bracing, the
diseased kidneys soon resume their normal
condition, and the patient r.joices in freedom
from his psin, and restored TO health. Sold
by all druggists, everywhere. d&w
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JUsT TO show how vain and foolish some
men can be. there wss Mr.. B was made
the father Of q small sized son, wrapped up
in large amount Of red h,nnel, a tew DAYS
ago, and who 60, madden than dairyman
after q pound-drirer when told that the
stranger Vas "a perfect p'c'n'e Of ~ pa
He di=organizei the ribs Of the house cat at
the point of his boot and struck III down
street at gait that would hase shau,ed the
exploits OF Weston. Ike was seen no more
until about two O'Clock next morning, when
he climbed upon the back fence and inquired
of the cook il that ''bsl!-heaiei little pho
TO (hicD graph of hi. dad WIS alive and .ii
it had been hicj drunk and down all (hic,
night" Visitors n the house now declare
il is no. bi, like hint Is better inaSin..
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Whereas, the Leaveuworth TINE. states
that Captain Tough, U. S. NJ, was robbed
of q $40 diamond stud and So in money, We
are reliably informed that he was really
robbed of 81 so pin, 800 watch and
chain aud $50 in moaey.-Lumrence Journal.
"Reliable" is good but whereas and seeing.
believing and knowing tha, We ourselves Taw
Capt. Toagh a. Kan-as City the evening ai-
ter the robbery, and got FROM him state
ment Of the actual facts, and also anew him
TO be in possession of his diamond. .siu'hle
watch, etc, we claim 10 have the most re''-
able account, unless the Journal mao got his
information from the thief, and then there il
= possibility of MS being mi-iniorrned.
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Rlmpleo IN the Face, fsaaeA n@Sss,. ",sss
k0eAh - rsRS.

Use Perry's Improved Co,a-.:e.'.- aud
Pimp;a Remedy-;hs great skin m-iioine.
Prepared only by Or. 3. G. Perry, pems-
tolcgist. Depot 49 Bond sl-ae,, Ne~ York.
mvlI-eodSw
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LEGAL
Sheriff. Sale.
sTaTEOF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF LgAvKSwO-gTII.
In the Di.tric; Court OF th. First J-de.ai District
0! the state OF Hansas. string 10 znI .or Law
engoIih County Ia -. STATE.
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..-.----. -.......>Ss,ool y
Rrs0l q lions IN the Death Of Mr. VII.
liam Beeler.

RrS0l 0diOoS Oo a0e Ueatn al Mt. vs..
Ham Beeler.
WHEREAs, II has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove irom cur midst cur
Brother William Beeler, and
WEEREAs, In the death o! Brother Bee
Ter, Leavenworth Lodge No. 2, A. F. aud
A. N. has Loot staunch pillar, the Sts,e =
worthy citizen, the business community an
honest merchant, his family loving hue
band and indulsent father, and
WHEREAS. The pserling worth of our
Brother has during his long pilgrimage with
va, endeared him to his friends, and his I'M
timely decease again furnishes an example
tha, death loves shining mark, therefore,
Reselred, That the sympathy Of the Lodge
be extended to the afflicted widow and Or
phans, tina, our Father above may extend to
Them that consolsjon which surpasses all
earthly sympathy, and thst the, be com.
usendcd to the faithful care o: all Mssous.
Rese'rsd, Tha; a copy Of these resolutions
be presented 10 the family Of the decessed,
that they he spread on the mian.ss and pub
ksh.d in the daily papers.
Rsso,eed, Th.t the Lodge room he dr,ped
10 mourning Tor thirty DAYS. tina, the faith
tulne-s Of our deceased Brother rnsv ever he
cherished by our STRIVING meaeers. and ~
the rrscs:ce of his virtues may they prepare
tbe:nsei :es for meeting him 10 the Grsnd
Lodge above.
Z r. REEs.
n. C PRANG,
". ". CRElGHroE,
Committee on Resolutions
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iQuACKS.

4 victim OF early lndiscrstion, causing nervous
debility, premstir. decay. &c, having tried In
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered .
simple 80 cans Of self-cure, which he will send free
1s Nassau ST., New York. sep 23-w-ly
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Ab,,t suudown last Thursday evening,
the bound passenger train on the Council
Rlua. road ran over q COW nesr Phelps
Tie engine, tender and baggage car we're
thrown from the track, AID the trucks Of the
coscI. in the rear of the baggage car we're
torn Ioos-. The track was also torn up 'or
a considerable distance. The engine and
tender were total wreck. Conductor Has,
sir.. the engineer aud fireman we're thrown
under the wreck. bu, all fortunately escaped,
except Conductor Ha.kios, whose ribs were
cracked.-A. Joe Herold.
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A GENUINE rnrelist from Salt Greek Val.
lev rushed into the postofhce yesterday
morning and in nervous whisper inquired
for a letter for ssD1e" After the divui-
gence Of his name, and 4 negative answer by
The pos.aI<ae, Sal, Creek snIious.y asked
whereabouts ia town "the other postoffce'
was, saying that his grip had promised
hi,n letter, and he knowed ''dsrned ~elp'
there was one some g here in town for him.
He is searching for the ''other postodice"
vet. He has s,Imbiime faith in that 'sr
Gal
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EA!cHEluR'S HAIR DYE.

THIS splendid Hsir Dye 10 the best IN the ver!d.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reli-
ridicuIou, tints or unpleasant oaor Remedies the
III effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately a superb Black Natural Brown, and
leaves the hair Clean. Soft and Beautiful. The
genuine signed ". A. Bachelor. Sold by all
druggi.t1. CHAS. BACHELOR,
nov 1881 Prop'r. N. Y.
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SCeWare CO counteTfc it..

UnE hnCE G. @fis - = = g. 80 --.-
JU0 WOS6S tEJs.:i rl..-.- -.
Are ez'e-s.retg cpr-r-sg.tl g. si''aa.-' -.
e,deaoor "a .,H d. - - ...., --...
ne ssn.,ns fr-- tie rose - 80, -.e- g. .e.I
p,s>k12s. ~ To- s-a ss..'' T.-
8H.CTsH Pills are u.i4 n:. &, fs's.-. e.. fae-=
painful and CAT s-ros. s--g- ss..i. tn MAZE
eonssatution Is siy;.c. ny rf.r-.., Il -ar-s-'ye
and cure AL =''.'ps'r'ogi 81 -. cssI-e6
- cok0s SnhaIsiaIsatgss- Gt-. "a 81.
SeIsuos and Splrs. fGsct ur.s. iaias .. th- Tax
and Lsmbs. f.,-g7e siigf- rT-r-,rT. P>iJa'a.sor
Of The Heart Histories and " hItss sh-y .-ii
cure ~hsa al other n,esns h.ye .aii. s'tn,a>a
se.y powerful, coiA.a l0tt,ns :c:-f,Ii the ssos.
delicate c.n.iits,tioo.
Circular Eo=.i,h fssYn-a s1i f:-.sec round
Sarh botf!, g:--@ al di.ec-ausi a.: a1--s
Tbe 0r2frfSE i''s -. s11T - Tres, s..-- "a. bs.
your crts.ist c.Dnot f-.c..'7 rae 1-.tf,-. s.rt
bs rersusiet to srer.,t az r1s.. i-ar
tieio but ses.t So- 'hi.ss ~ ie prrY----.l -,
.sIcscs- " C.rrlsn1s tI:e~t- : icrs
of express o.r- :: |hirn Il cal. to- III pack
age and boris Of .sie or -i,s ..-,ss.sy SD
s.isy packed = pain 1rAr..-, i be ss<s - Ietn
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We understand that the teachers ia the
Morris School, lately engaged in training np
that boy H.ichart, lin the way he did rot
want 10 gol take violent exceptions 10 the
card published in yesterday issn,, and at
tribute Its appearance 10 rhre' m iiio'oHsnsSs
on our part. Ii they want si'.-tacii"n, and
the mother Of the bay Who pa, the commu-
nication over her own signature refuses to
accommodate them, then We vii. he respon-
sib!e for the "wailing erd g:,m-hing Of
teeth" which the article has uccs.ioned. u
thi. arrangement; i moi satisfactory and they
s,ill thirst for our blood, then W. saali te
obliged to consider the objectionable article
~ simply An GU resoir and not ti"al fare
we'll on The subject. ala it 2" -
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THE GREAT FRENCH EEFsEDr.
pscLAwARRE.S Sy,yCrFyc rr.S

NJ. us i:ae IIaatzr. Pas
Tbese PIN. highly yeeoraIneTl.i- =, .ils ri-e
Medical Faculty of France ss- -arJ >-.- II
IN all cases ns Spefmxs0xsEos. -~rssn-l SSe1t
Veal spine deposits in tire True. - -. : i.s.
ffum Ab,.e and Secret Hsblt~. fhs,. eg..- Nhrn 81
ether .erce fail. and have ,~sn t.sf yr,r,,
ing success by the le46ae frsecn II y-isra r..rn.
sLs pas: ]: y-e-s- PsnrhIet 81 A"saes sa-h ..o-
q Vlii D. esst fsss - any s.jife-s P.:rc = gcr
Box, SCAT by rail srTrefy .,''s. y .. sfI ~.
oais. rse.ip. ~ pr,ns fy s.- s.isses..sd s~eu.
OSCAR G. lt'ot>S. u t>bxI.sHVr 81. .T~ YuEx.
~ (SGDesnl A>--t 80 -,sr-~A
National Republican., 1873-06-04
pUsTNEss OF THE TREASURY.

In direct contrast with the efforts Of So
called supporters Of the administration to un-
scat Secretary Richardson, the following crit
icism Of his management Of the Treasury,
which we extract from the New York World,
Is decidedly interesting, and we commend 1t
to the consideration OF the ring organs, II they
are organs Of anything, as showing proper
appreciation, even by political opponent, Of
the services OF capable officer.
"The general result Of last weeks business In
Wall street shows gold half point lower and
not so confident In tone, while money remains
quite easy, and stocks are nrmer, with two prin-
clpal eSSepi,ons; S @ on saturday ,he psSmen. o.
call for So, 900 900 for the list Of June, satisfied
the last coubters that the operation was ylrtu-
ally completed and the later news that fo,oOO,-
OOO coin had In all been ordered paid on this &C.
this amount to suffice for bonds presented d..
rect. tended TO remove the last anxiety on this
score. To this, which was known on saturday,
programme, directing the sale Of q, ,OoO, 600 gold
and purchase Of 81 ,0OO, 900 bonds.
This third monthly programme OF Mr. heh'
ardson ls based upon the sound principle which
appeared In those OF April and May. He con
tinues the policy OF selling gold according TO the
currency requirements OF his own business. II
IL 80 plain aud business-like q course OF conduct
that Z sounds almost absurd 70 call u a policy
but the fashion OF the times sanctions the ex.
preston, and we can afori 10 smile At stllted
phrases when the actions they describe are as
practically useful as those OF the Treasury fot
spared Om hs sUn be
this month; but the course OF trade settlements
is not such as TO make Il certain that much, OF
indeed any, of the coin thus released will GO
can be formed after confidence has returned IN
the loan market for gold.v
National Republican., 1873-06-04

AMONG the articles Of real interest to the
people Of the District which the RErrBI-
CAN printed yesterday in advance Of all our
contemporaries were General Babeock's re-
port to the Governor on the new water-maln,
the fun report OF the officers Of Oak Hill
cemetery, the exhaustive report on the con-
dtion OF the station houses, &c, &c. We
gave to our readers over twelve columns OF
i've reading matter more than our morning
cotemporary. The patrons Of the REruBLI-
CAN may rest assured that we shall spare
neither labor nor expense to keep the Re-
PUBLICAN In the position 1t has so long held
as the best newspaper In the District Of Co
lumbia.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

" THE last card Of Mr.. Beechcr, synop-
sis OF which we printed yesterday morning,
means anything, 1t Is that he is endeavoring
to make or has made an alliance with Mr..
Tllton against Mr.. Bowen. The lines are
being gradually drawn between these gentle
men, and VIC shall no doubt soon have the
whole story,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
toFFciAL.l
war DEPARTMENT. J
ApIrrASr GEsERAL'. oIIIcE' I

AnJCrASr GESERALs OTTIcE, !
WAsHiSaroS. May u, ls7a
gsHerai Or,isTs Va. a.
l. In accordance with decision OF the Second
Comptroller OF the Treasury, bills for medicines
and medical attendance will hereafter he al
lowed only for officers who were actually on
duty at the time aud place specified In the bill.
II. Accounts for medical attendance must show
that the oficer was on duty, the nature OF the
that the services OF a Medical Oficer Of the
Army could not be obtained.
III. Accounts for medicines must be accom-
panied by the original prescriptions, and must be
Tor medlcines-prOperiy so called-only; they
must show that the Oiiicer was on duty and that
the medicines could not have been procured at
an Army dispensAry.
". Bills for medicines or medical attendance
for oneers not on duty, for officers' families OF
oflcers servants, will not be paid by the United
States.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
L. d. TowNsEsD. AdIutant General
National Republican., 1873-06-04
ruE ARLINGTON KsTATh

Every once and Whllo violent discus
sion springs up somewhere In regard to tho
Arlington estate. A couple Of years ago II
will be remembered that Mr.. MeCroery, Of
Kentucky, brought the subject Of the rosto-
ration Of the property to Mrs. lee before the
Senate, making an inaammatory speech
thereon, which aroused the bttcrcst feeling
In the hearts Of hundreds Of thousands Of
persons on the one aide and the other, and
subsequently became leading point Of at
tack In tho campaign. 4 fresh controversy
on the subject has Just broken ont In Louis
Vile, Ky., between the Courier-Journdl on
the one hand and the Commercial on tho
other, In the course Of which many things
are being said that might as well be left I'M
said. The Journal, for instance, calls the
Commercial on "angry adder and "a scor-
plon that is attempting to probe the commu-
nifty to the quick, and convulso II with tho
poison Of malice and hatred" The Com
n,ercidl Is equally vigorous on tho other side,
and sends red-hot shot into its contemporary.
More than q year ago the RrruBLicAS
took the ground that 1t was the partof states
manship to remove this whole question from
our party disputes and struggles and pay
Mrs Lee a fair and proper compensation for
the property. The restoration Of Arlington
Ia OF course out Of the question. The whole
nation, men Of every party, Republican and
Democrat alike, would revolt at the bare sug-
Eestion Of removing the remains of the hon
ored dead who there sleep their last sleep,
having served their country as no men served
It. But this evcr-rccurring quarrel over the
right Of the Government to the Arlington
property should be brought to an end In some
way, and we can think Of no plan more
easy, more Just and more easlble than thai
which we have suggested and advocated
One OF our Louisville contemporaries falls Into
an error when II says that ''the property was
forfeited to the Government by the act OF
Gen. Lee Arlington was purchased at q ia,
sale for mere fraction Of Its value, under
tho operation Of a law which is Of extremely
doubtful constitutional validity. The Re
publican party Ia great aud strong, and w
arc certainly generous enough to take th'
course we have indicated. At any rate ",
shall always advocate 1t because II Is just ant
proper. We want to sec the Government
title to the grounds, where are buried n
many Of the brave soldiers who gave thei
lives that ther epubllc might live, rest upon
clear and lndisputable title.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

"THE causes and combinations" says the
New York Sun, (which operated to produce
the reelection Of Gen. Grant arc now well
understood by the country" Certainly they
are, and not the least of them was that he
was opposed and slandered by a bad, dlsrep-
utahlc lot of men like Charles 4. Dana.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

Tue TELEGRAPH tells us that 1t was Mr..
Samuel Wilkinson who gave out the Beecher'
Bowen -TIlton covenant. Mr.. Wilkinson 10
well known In Washington rs au old Tribune
correspondent before ''the young men spe-
cIaIly trained" came on the scene. Tie Is at
present one Of the proprietors and, we be-
iIeye, editors Of the Christian Union, Mr..
Bcecher's paper, His action would seem 20
Insinuate trouble there.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

II CUR NEWS CoLuNSs will be found q
full account Of the murder Of his father, In
New York, yesterday morning, by young
walworth, to which allusion was made In
the Star yesterday evening. The coroner's
inquest develops sad story Of domestic
trouble and sorrow.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

Az IDEA OF tho strength Of the CarllsI
movement 10 Spain may be gathered FROM
dispatch In another column. 1t seems that
the party OF Don Carlos has been able u
compel the Government TO sign an agree
meut rsleaalng one OF the leading railroad
lines IN consideration Of the payment Of
daily tribute. The weakness Of the Govern
ment and its inability to suppress TIE rebel
lion could hardly be more significantly demon
stEalod.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

STAMFORD (CoSS) NAN claims TO have what
Is left OF the dag that nOAted over For Sumter
in April, 1861, and II was carried In the process
sion on Decoration Day.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

lDn naa-sl0,Ooo, 1000, 1900 AND 500
SZU. .VUU TO loan on good real estate in this
District Also, other Amounts TO suit boIrQwera.
ID. II. WARNER
my9Iu ~ Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-06-04
ITNITRD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

" wAsHNoroE, ID. O., May 81, B7a
On the petition OF EDWARD q, KNOTT, OF PhilA.
lelphiS, Pa, praying for the extension OF patent
or an improvement In Mode Of Arranging COuehes
"a Railroad Cars,
Il 4 ordered that the testimony In the case be
,loaed on the Sth day Of August mort; that the
ume ioE hiihE AT fnmsntl snd the kIAmlnsrs report
md that said petition bo hsArd the 10Th day Of
iy gsT'On may OEpST,s ~, sEEtts1sisn. ,..,...,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
-8s ATT RNTI ON.

Spring is coming with Its lovely breeze and
charming weather, but y bringing also many dis
more or LEES alarming yet easily overcome or
prevented necessary precautions are taken In
Tina There IL no season In the year when the
medicine which will purify the blood and give 70
the orana the neceaAAry strength 70 bear theae rt
ness and sometimes chilln follow this gpnerAl de-
blity, and those who do not pay atteniion 70 the
some of these perniciuus Diseases such feyers Of
Al Kinds especAuy MhAt y called hprink lever, bl.
peryons do take the preeaution Ne speat Of; 6ptwe
the great importance Of the propsr remedy.
Tho body requires not only stimulant, but above
all modicine. always harmless and prepared with
care and perfect knOvledge OF the human system;
for this reason DR.. L, q. BEhTRAM'B LON6,LIFE
BITTRRS are superior 10 all oordials OF this kind
They are prescribed also In Europe, where patent
medicine can be sold without the Medical Academy's
apSu BOLD EYERYWHERE
National Republican., 1873-06-04

DAsTuRAGE. - PAsTURAGE FOR COWS
hSP h3hsHS a sH ARB,y . John Knot. jT At
National Republican., 1873-06-04
PERSONAL

IP THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF MRS.
Il MARY CnuMPo or MRS, REBKCCA CLIFFORD,
formerly OF Richmond, Va, they will please for.
ward their address to the Virginia House. No %
jea. 'a''' AkuHER b. SMITH. in.
National Republican., 1873-06-04

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Ind insurance prgkrfs,
National Republican., 1873-06-04
EvERY MORNING
tsundays eIcepteO
,ATEs OF ADvRRTIsrSoG
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

twenty-five ccnts per line Advertisements under
he head Of "For Salo or Rent" "wanted," "Lost
and Found "and Personal. twelve aud half cents
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