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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLEaTON NEWS.
GlTupnIv EvpNIEa March g. 1873.

OFFICE CHARLEATON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, March s,-is73.
CorToN.-Ihls market malnrained.a q dull as.
pect, the higher grades showing an unchanged
character but easier and nominal prices prevailed
for common kinds; sales about 500 bales, say 90 at
H. 2s at l7N 10 at Tx. 10 at 17 1877 at 10, "a at
lsH Is at lsx. 1872 as 49, 8 ct 1sK, at lex, at
20, 8 at 2oH. We quote:
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EVERY DOG.
Smiths Spotted log N.bbies Another
Damsel.

1t is an adsge old enough TO be true, that
"every dog has his day." AnyhoS yester-
day was the day for Smiths spotted dog.
While Miss Harriet Hedspith Was passing
by Smiths house on Cheyenne street, near
Fourth, the spotted dog rushed out and bit
her severely on the hip, and loosened the
flesh on the calf of her les.
About one year ago the same spotted dog
bit Miss Burnham, young and blooming
school teacher, and Mr. Murray took him
out on the Reservation TO kill him, but the
shot gun which he took along to do the kill
ing with exploded at the breach, and tore
away two fingers of Murray's hand.
Then Murray concluded that the
dog hadn't had his day, and deferred the
slaughter until a more au-picious period.
The dog was reported at Police Head
quarters las; night, and legal measures will
be taken to-day to kill him. II the police
fail to exterminate him, the militia will be
called out. The conviction begins TO force
itself on orr mind that Smiths spotted d, G
has had his day.
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Mr.. Wilson callsd for the ayes and NAYS,

Mr.. Wilson called for the ayes end nays
with the following rssul':
Ayes-Geiger, Hisu, Williams ard Plum
mer-4 Wilson,. Absen:-
Spencer-1
Resolution declared adopted.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice % the Board thai
be would move 4 reconsideration Of TIE
resolution At the next regular meeting.
Mr.. Plcmmer, Chairman, being called
away on businsss. Mr.. Hisit took the chair.
Mr.. Green asked permission to Be heard
in reference to the school tax in District No
81, which was granted, whereupon the fol-
lowing resolution vas offered and adopted:
BY Wilson-That the Treasurer beand he
is hereby direced to drduc, twelve mill.
from the amount charged on property 10
Gated in School D:-,ric, g., in Leavenwor,h
county, and give receipts to partie' paving
taxes on property situated therein, and
chargable with same, said Excess Of twelve
mills being mistake. s@s
Petition of S. Wkitock, referred to Com
mit:ee on Ways ard Means. recommended
the same to be referred to A. kepine, ex-
Treasurer, for settlement, which recomnen-
dation WA adopted and 20 referred.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the 3 ard sd.
journed to Monday, January 18Th. 1873, at
10 O'Clock a. IN. A. g. KELLER,
County Clerk.
Ey J. W. NIEHAus, Deputy.
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TO6cial.I
Proeeedipgs 81 the Heard Of County
COs0mlaslOoera.
January 9Th, 1878.

J.nuarv 9Th 1878.
Dad ,,,.,.r, 70 .d;on,nment
poIi -. c.Ii.S iii The SoIIoviro result
p....n,-13;.o., H;.tt Epencer. VIII.
IT,. - pin.,s,.. rh.;rm.n' Isl.
AH'-.s-HnoL "a W;ii.on- ri.
D.. -. 1871 e., orocrr;es and med;.
| g. sa,..s -. n,esented and 70 e,,aJ
W.,..na Near.
Irsaa R-.xer .skeI uern,i.sion 10 b.
- =, ,.S.,ence to the contr.c, betveen
-. oo,n,v and the Law library. giving the
- SI o0G in lien If des.ndi,,u ,,,urrr
~. and d;s,lIoved nv County ndi,or.
p..n,;.s;on ~,. o,.n,,d Several @, her At.
60. 1900 ,,.r,,;,s;on =, s,,s,L
No., u q m.,,e, ~b.,.u,on the fJIorino
.IsoI,,,;o, 90 of.,.d ,nd ,doo,.d.
Pa.,.Ir.5 IT,, ,h. cnr,,.ct h.re.oso,e IN
-. hr.-.., d.. c,,,n,, I'd an. ..,.r-
- - 49,, A..oc;.,;on h. md ,he
80. :; -. r,,,;ru.1 in fore. f,o,, a..
Ja.a e ~ s..;..,;nn ,,ron ,hs s.,,. go.
IL o,J;,;nns n, ,b. term ~ 6ve v..,. ~
ID. frnm Tho t;rst d.v nj JuIv 1879 =, Tho
&c 81 ono ,Lon.snd ,-r annum n.v,bI. An.
nn.Ilv
-.
y. W;,I;.r
p.,,,ad f., n. c.un;,,es q, J,;,s he
.',a,,.J :. -, ,h. AL and asce,t.;n ,bs
- -. - y,;.ons .on,r.;.,.J r..
=. ;sdsn..no,. M 6,si ;uJoems,, vhen
nomn,;,,sS ~ -h., ch,,.s ..a ,hs ;rnn,;.
conner, =, Gin. ;,nnossd and rsno,t =, ,he
go, 80 nf ,hs hos,d
AZ, 8 Wh;uocL nr..en,sa "a, ,scs;,, for
TO-, 1871 Ill L.;d,. $50, .,,.cbol .nJ
oI.;n,.J no n.;J h. To-. h,,, ,ha ,...,,r..
till 70 rsc.;,., ~. ,scs;n, md old n
Cd, him ~;,h ,hs .monp1 ,hs land vas
soiS tor 80 IT, hr;J~. sc,;,, he claim.
Eli - d., l., IA ~ ,,,s. wh;ch 70
80, -. -, 20 IT, Com,,;,,,,a a., w.
t ~. Wv O''
p.,;,;,n 81 w., U.n,,o,a Coz ,.6,,a, oe
,.,s. ,s,;,;nn Of r. W,Ish s,r ,..,nJ. of
49,. ID ,...,,,; of p Eahn g.. 49,,
vc,e ,sf. r,.d 70 Commi,,se nn Wv. snd
W..rs
P.,;,;o, ofA r Do,J. va ,sss,,sJ IN
,b. s.ns oo,nm;,,.s
Petition Of i P,,,.rso, ,or a,m..ss .,
H., "a -, ..s.'...a =, a.. Ca.a.,;.,
-, S".a, 81 p.;ass.
p.,;,;a, 81 a g. g., ,,. ra
- ., ~, -. -. 81
pa;aa.s " 'e WIN '' A' ""
-, II ,,,.s - , t.,
COIL, 80 r.c.,..J 40 Ca,a,a;,,.. .n W..
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A practical vet ludicrous illustration 81
the saving. "Your mistake is my tenett,
occurred at one of our up street hotels early
Yesterday morning. An Irish girl of rather
prepossessing looks came in and made in.
uuiries "whether her brother was stopping
at the house. She expected his from the
east, and was on the lookout. The person
70 whom the female put the question, after
thinking a moment, concluded that an indi-
vidual Who was at that time sleeping in one
of the rooms, might be the womsns brother,
and 40 told her to go TO No. st, where she
might find the long-e1pec;ed, much-loved
brother; and away went the light-hearted
creature to the room mentioned, where, sure
enough, . man lay on the bed sleeping. His
face being partially concealed by the bed
clothes, the delighted female concluded to
give the brother great surprise; she made
4 sudden bounce for the unconscious man
and almost smothered him with her fas'
repeated sweetest kisses. But oh horror
Instead of reciprocating the lady's kindness
the awakened individual rolled over, and in
q terrified manner shouted aloud: "What,
de matter NIT you? Who ish you? Why
YOU don't say aome,ings?" OF course thi,
kind of talk was not Of the kind TO convince
the poor, mis,aken female that she hat
kiased brother, and she bashfully and sad,
le,t the hotel muttering, ooh, mur,her
phvat q mishtake!'
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Instant Work of He art Disease.
H. lyman Falls Dead at the Dinner
Table.

Yesterday, about 2 O'Clock, while II. Hy-
man, q we'll known citizen Of this place was
eating his dinner. with his family surround
ing him, he quickly placed his hand on his
breast and spoke of severe pain. His wife
left the table at once to procure relief, and
sent across the street for a physician. DIR.
Halsted stepped in and administered g
powder, but Mr.. Hyman had hardly s~ai-
lowed it until he fell back dead.
A council Of physicians, including Or.
Shoyer, DIR. Hal-tead aEh Or. Armstrong
made an outward examination Of the body
and pronounced heart disease "a the cause Of
the desth.
Mr.. Hyman lived at the northeast corner
of Sixth and Miami street, over ii. knibes
store. He has resided in this city about five
years. His death leaves a widow and ak
fatherles. chi dren without any of the luxu-
ries, and few of the comforts o. the world.
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All poor persons residing in the city o.
County of Leavenwor.h are requested to ap
pear at the Office Of Dr.. Nicely, County Ply
stefan, for vsccisation. The above - intend.
ed TO apply % 81 the poor Of the county, old
and young, whether they have been vscci.
mated previously or not. Persons residing
in the city who canno: go to the Office
through sickness, or otherwise, will be Wis
TIED At their houses BY leaving their names
and address on the sla,e in the Office, from.
room of Phelps building, corner Of Fifth
and Delaware streets, or at Office of Poor
Commissioner, corner Of Fifth ard Cherokee
streets. Office houn: to 9 q, m, IL u. to
? p m. and 6 to sp m. BY order of
AARON HUDDLEsoN,
decl220: Poor Commissioner.
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The Harvest q the Mead.

When the comb acts Is = rake. bringing
away roll Of parted 6bers every time it is
passed through the hair, baldness would soon
Be- inevitable. Bot eyen IN this case, forlorn
a il may seeu, the mischief can be arrested.
nd loS repaired. Lyoss Kathaircn, aided
by q bsisk application Of the brush to pro-
nd he absorption of the auid BY the ecalp,
viii stop the thinnins-o out process in forty
e;eAt hGura. The roo6 from which the dead
annesh were she'd will soon be ss-endoued
.vnA ytaiity and q ney growth gill speedily
E3 SS.dSue.,os III s 8 II lsd.nss'
| : oooples.ly repaired, - tAe laxurian
eros q hair thQfR6ducsA yill never vithe,
Or kll mk = laee = " vialis;ag applica
1,Akseaulsl1s saasas1 I ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
RAILROAD MISHAP.
Night Express of the Missouri Pacific
in the Ditch.

The Eastern bound night express train Of
the Missouri Pacific Railway, consisting oil
one Pullman sleeping car, two day coaches,
baggage car and engine, was thrown from
the track at the switch just above the Rock
Island Junction, last night at $50 O'Clock.
All the cars left the rail, but none turned
over. and no person was hurt. The cause of
the mishap was defective switch.
In consequence of the accident the train
was DELAYED six hours.
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mead Men G~sB No Tale ..

If they did, aEa,hemas against the depict
ing lancet. the drastic purge, and the terrible
salivants Of the materia metica, would arise
from every graveyard. The motto of mod
ern medical science is 'Pre-erve and Rrgu-
late, not Destroy" and no remedy of our
day ia 80 entirely in harmony with this
philanthropic logcc ss DR.. Walkers VeSe-
liable Vinegar Biters. In this powerful We,
Harmless restorative dyspepsia, bilious com.
plants, ard all diseases Of the stomach,
liver, bowels and nerves, encounter an ire
sis,lble antido:e. ectXw
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For TuelxeYears raxt

Dooley's Yeast Powder has been gradually
but surely increasing in demand AID public
favor from its weli-known chemical purity
and the uniform success which attends the
making Of good bread, rolls, biscuits. &c.
II 10 An established fact that one pound OF
Dooley's Yeast Powder will produce better
r..ul,s in the culinary department, than
double the quantity of tie n,sjority Of baking
powders in market. As it permits no waste
Of -four prepared with il. it is the chespe.,
~ we'll a. the best. Full weight guaranteed.
All firs,-class grocers keep it. eod&w
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horse STEALING.
Trackiag the Thief Through the
Snow.

Nigh, before las: valuable black horse
was stolen from the stable of K. kenton, In
Sherman township, twenty miles south Of
this civ. Mr.. K. mi-sed the animal at day.
Light, ana immediately started in pursuit Of
his property. He found the trail, ard ascer'
tanned that the thief WAS travelling rapidly
towards Leavenworth. Ken;on thinks he
could have over,aken him if the falling snow
had not obscured the tracks of the stolen
horse As it was, he had to abandon the
horse at a point near Paramount. The
horse is ll3 hands high, both hind feet and
left fore foot white, and has small star on
his forehead.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

Inflammation cannot exist where Prof
ANDERSON DERNADoR' is applied
Fresh wounds, gals, cauiks, bruises arr
dried down and healed without il ANNA
ton. Scratches, sand cracks, sweliings anf
sprains cured by few applications. 4
thorough Use will also cuIe sweeney, pol
evil, windgalIs and lameness, from wha,eve
cause.
For garget, sore tea:s and bags, and al
sores and swellings on cows and oxen, it il
invaluable.
1t is equally efiec,ual on man in all case
where good Iiniment is needed.
See advertisement in another column.
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SWAYNE'S TAR PILLS I!

'is uhen ia lying posture. Dimness Of rIsion dots
VETS before the Sign, Ferer and Daa Pam u, ne
Head, Deficiency Of Preparation, feitorness Of ne
skin and eyes, Sudden Fldskes Of lieut. Burning &" the
Flesh, &c.
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GOES COUGH e.lsAM

EOR COUGHS, Group, Whoopng Cough, Quinn
Z sy. Asthma, Cod, Hosrseness, Tickling III
tho ttro,t, Catarrh and Consumption.
- 'r -, = ,,u, -;,i,,. ,h.r!oS Pc Wing.
QuiEsy-It curei ne. l hal been afflicted five
y,ars.-Ann r.. Bsggo,t.
Crorp-It cured nv child after other medicines
had failed. -Es'd tirinneil.
cccghs-I had suffered three years. believe il
u he eftectual remedy. l.. Foot.
Colds and Asthma bell, We il II be an :nyaiu-
abe Family M-dicne. Us. HOLSTER.
THE c. Il. clark Il CO., New Haven, Conn. +,
Sole Fr,,preiors
III n r. HENRY, s & Sole, ITre. y. r.,
) le gent. Eovlsikw
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CHAPPED hands, taco, rough skin, pimrles
rins-worm, szlt-rheum, and other cutaneous
affections, cured, and theskin made soft and
smooth by using the Juniper Tar Soap made
by Caswell Hazard Il Co., New York. 1t Ii
more convenient and easily applied than any
other remedy, avoiding the trouble Of the
greasy compounds now in u-e. f"r sale by
Thee. Eger4iorf, druggist. df~
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wes.y 10 Bou.. Keepers.

Try DIR. Prices Flavorings, Vanilla
Lemon, Nectarine, Almond, Rose, Glove,
and all extracts used for Aavoring ice cream,
iellies, cakes, ETC., and will observe that they
are perfect in purity, superior in strength
and bottles contain more than others sold fol
same quantity. We assure yon that they ar.
equal to his Cream Baking Powder, which
no family tina, once have in Use will ever b'
without.
One single trial will prove xha; We say tc
te true eod,Sw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

Mr.. JOHN d. PARK, the most extensive
dealer in proprietary medicines west Of til.
mountains, cerner Of Fourth and Walnu
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, ssys:
81 have been selling DR.. Townsley'.
Toothsche Anodyne for some five years pas
at wholesale and retail l. has had a lS,g'
sale and given satisfaction. | regard it al
the bes, remedy for toothache in the market
1t is pleasant to Use, gives Immediate re
lief, and is not injurious to the teeth" d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

MAKE money fast and honorable, hy al
once applying for territorial right. (which
are given free TO agents. to cell the best,
strongest, most u-e'ul and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or recommended by
families, or bny one for your own use; i;
il only s.. Sent free everywhere by ex-
press. Address for particulars, A. Cateley,
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
,our,landt streets, New York
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

ra7:;.a-:,lrstratcd book (s6opages)on
Impcdiments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely aenled, post
paid for 90 cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER.
or St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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Crawfordyille. Ga. March 81, 1870

CrawfOrdviIle, Ia, March 81, Io.Ul
Messrs J. ii. Zeiiin 4 CO.-Gents. 1 I'm
directed by my uncle, Hon. A. IL. Stephens,
TO say to you that he is inclined to believe
that he has derived some benefit from the
Use of Simmon' Liver Regulator, and that he
wishes TO give ii a further trial. You will
therefore, please send TO his address two
more bottles by express c. .. ID.
Fer sale by ali druggists. CAV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

He00eFa00'S n0ehu.
HeEderson's Buchu, TIE great diuretic, Al
uniailing remedy for all diseases of the xii
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, fatu!ency, or wind in the stomach
The most distressing cases of female weak.
nesr and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENDERsoN's BUCHU 1t il un.
equaled BY any known remedy for the cure
of droPsy, gravel, and all equity or rheu'
matte affections. II is specific remedy 70,
expelling all Pin and Tape worms. 1t il
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
affections of the liver. For sale by all drug
gi-t-. See advertisement in this i-sue. dlSx
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

THE pIrest and sweeies; Cod Liver Oil in
the world ia Hazard q CaswelPs, made on
the sea shore from fresh selected livers, by
Caswel!, Hazard Il Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once takenit prefer it to all others.
Physicians prefer it TO any other oils in the
market. Sold by Thee. Egersdori, drugsia
G.Sw
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SAESAPARELA AND TAR PILLS

are adapted these complains in all their u.
rious forms. 30 Pills in box. Price ID cents
q We boxes for one dollar. Can be sent by mail.
Prepared only by DR.. SWAYNE son, $50 n.
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold only BY ROBERT PARHAM, Lesvenworth'
auyseodAe0w
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YOUR BLOOD

For Scrofnla. ScIofulous Dis
eases of - Eye. o. ScIofnla
Any 61Dsnso - eruption Of the
0kins 61Danse q The Liver, Rheu-
na4i. HinPaes. Old Sores, u
csfD, Bfokea dovn Constitutions,
sypayiis. esany disease depending
on . aapsaved condition Of the
blood. try
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). a SliS.a COis,., COuSh.

Few are aware Of the Importance of check
ing a cough or ''slight cold'' which would
Weld to a mild remedy. if neglected, otter
attacks the lungs. BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs' give sure and almos, immediate
relief eOi&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

To the bo,anst who first discovered tn.
Qmtioya Sdponaria, or Soap Tree of Chill
The wonderful cleansing and purify ing
properly of its Bark gives to the fragran,
SozoDONr much of its unrivalled efficiency
As a preServative of the teeth. d&w
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Medical.

Attention is called to the advertisement OF
8. Bo!annan. Of st. Louis, Mo. Ills rep
.tation il that of one OF the most successful
physicians in his speciality in the West.
uoy2Si&W
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Mrs. w:nsl~ss . SCOT hf"g ~ rup
Il tie prescription Of enc OF the best female
physicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for many years with
never failing safety and success, by millions
of mothers for their children. cav
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PStient-"Dcctor, have terrible cough
and my children are all down sick Will
coughs, sore throats and colds. What ehal
we do?" Docfor.-''Take DR.. Ransom
Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey Syrup
This will very soon relieve and cure you an'
all the children. 1t is an excellent famil.
medicine. Full directions are on the bot
ties. You csn get it at any drug store 70
thirty five CENTS"
See advertisement in another column.
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DIR, j. b. ROSES
&olden Pills.
THE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

Since the death OF Prof Devices, Of the Unive,'
SHY OF Pennsylvania. the diseases Of females as
special branch Of medicine has received but little
attention, and Is even now less understood than
any other branch Of the profession. After thirty
years OF extensive practice AMI close study, DIR.
s. ROSE presents the public the RESULT these
truly excellent Pills. They have peculiar aft nifty
for the debilitated muscles Of the females, and IL
NO CASE NAVE THKY FAILED in radically curing
those distressing complaints females are 30 often
subject TO. They brace the whole system, giving
strength and vivscity TO the frame at large, by in
creasing the cOlorng matter Of the blood, causing
the capillary system to become more fully injected,
the lips to assume redder color, and the eye re-
newed brightness. They are pre-eninently tonic,
and peculiarly fitted to improve the quality Of the
blood, when Impoverished by any cause hence.
they useful in diseases characterized by debli'
~, especially when the consequence Of any iLordi
discharge. For thOsedepressed by pale co:n-
pcxiOn, anyuOr, restessness, palpitatiO0, enfee.
b,ed circulation, and thin blood, they are
sovereign remedy. Thousands OF lsdies who had
long been under The OF those prac;ing the old
system of medicine, have pronounced them suPe-
risr the whole faculty and their various
compounds
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sent ,e mail any address receipt Of - cents.
No. 81 North Ninth street, Philadelphia. M.
ma rl3wedSeOs
l.uSsls, sny Young Nearsi1ess Friend.
Turkish Ongient will rase you beard in twenty
days. % cents. address DR.. Tracy, 80 Clis st.
New York. pOvl
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We made mention, few days since, OF
DR.. Bowland's dog being mad, and the sub
sequent shooting OF it; and now report Gomez
that dog belonging to Joe Walters, neal
neighbor of DR.. Bowland, and number o
hoes belonging to to Captain iohe showed
signs Of hydrophobia day before yesterday
and were killed. II is feared this will not b
the last Of this fearful malsdy, a. many otheI
hogs are supposed to have been bit'ea W.
hope the citizens Of that part Of the county
will keep lookout, and be on their guar
for even the worst that can come.
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THE GREAT. FRENCH REMEDY
DELAMAEEES sPECLLFFTCGp PILLS.

No. ell Rue Lombard. Paris.
These pills are highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty Of Franco tho very best rened =
in all casrs Of Srermato,rhra. or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Dlily or Prsmct,~s Emissions; Sex
nal weakness or I'm potency: Weakness arising from
Secrc. IIabtsand Sexual Excesses Of tie
Genital Organs: Weak Spine: Dspositsinths Trims.
and ali the chastly trim Of Diseases srising from
0re--,se or Excesses. They when all other
etiss fail Pamphlet of Advice in each box. or will
Be- cent Free to any sddress Price " per Box.
,ceejns OF Price. OSCARG. MOSES, IS CoRrL AsDT
81 NEW YoRK, Sole General Agent for America.
Tee A tst,,y akent TOR leayenworth.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

Th'ssrlendid Hair Dye is the bet IN tie world.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09
Plantation Bitters.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

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