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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26

store and Sample rooms On Tie eoufhwH
corner of the same streets. Tim grsciousy
received the ladies, permitted them to enter
the sample rooms, and upon learning that
the barkeeper was serving customes with
beverages in the presence Of the feminine
company promptly ordered him to suspend
operations. he took plscs behind the bar
himself and positively refused to allow .
drink to be sold while the ladies were in the
house. Tim conspicuously displayed that
respect for womanhood which Is Al Unborn
quality Of the true Irishman, and the aesoci-
ate of courage the world round. The ladies
held very interesting MEETING there and
had the pleasure of witnessing the addition
Of several autographs to the pledge. The
most gratifying feature in connection with
the crusade vas the spontaneous and hearty
congratulations which Mr.. Sugbme received
from the masculine spectators Of the meet
ing, for his defence and reapect shown to th'
ladies in refusing to allow liquor to be sold
in their presence. The ladies before takint
their leave thanked him warmly for th'
courtesy exhibited towards them, and vishet
him a world of good cheer.
While we do not think the ladies are soinI
to make any considerable progress in tn
way Of closing saloons without giving pro
prietors pecuniary compensation for thei
stocks Of liquor. We do believe IL the g
loon keepers should exert themselves topro
,ect the ladies from every semblance of insul
after giving them permission to enter thei
places.
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DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection
MOL are warranted TO cure the Con II
rhes, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys. bladder and urinary
organs Of male and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
WenKness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
OF Power, caused by sell abuse or exces'
five indulgence. Price OF DIR. Hunter
sneci6c = per bottle; Injection 81
Sent everywhere by express; Dr. j..
Dipsbcer, snle p1oprie,y, No. 500 North
Ssven,h street, 81, Louis, Mo. SEND
two stamps for a treatise. cures guar
anteed OF money refunded.
i,oBkRT PARHAM,
eodSw Agent tor LeayenworIh'
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Regular Meeting of the AssOcia.
tiOn.
Report Of the Days Proceedings
W. w. w.

Association met at the usual time and
place, Mrs Bullen in the chair.
Miuu.es Ct las. mee;irg read and APPROX
Ell.
Mrs. So.t;, from The committee to wait ~
on city officers reported that acting Mayor
johnson had been visited, and promised to
bring the N, mori,l to The attention OF the
cornell.
The repor, was read and accepted, and The
committee Continued for further duty.
The committee to corf.r with the colored
ladies reported progress ard asked for fur.
Their time
Mrs. Hcu.s, from tie committee TO make
srran cement, for acting in concert with the
Temperance Alliance, reported tha, con-
eIence had teen held with a committee O!
the A lliance, ard after consultation agreed
upon the recommendation 10 Tie i.s =, civ.
:, cie;ies OF sundry resolutions.
The report was received and accepted.
Mrs. Houts moved to take from the table
the resolution 20 invite Miss Way TO lecture
before The Association and The Alliance.
The motion WIS lost.
The resolutions recommended TO the Asso-
cialion- from The joint comu tie were tax, q
up and adopted.
Mrs. Hous moved that the committee TO
confer with the Alliance b, increased 10 five,
to correspond With the committee of the
Alliance.
The motion was Carried, ard Mrs. Hous-
ton aud Mrs. Ls,ta were added t. the COM
miitee.
A committee 10 wait upon the business
men of the city was appointed, consisting OF
Mrs. North, Mis-, Farnsworth, Mrs. Lake,
Mrs Page. Mrs. Thomas c. Stevens, ard
Miss Jackson.
A number Of apr ointments were made 20
fill vacancies in the ward committees.
The joint committee appointed TO &C. with
the Alliance was ordered to be continued as
a permanent cammitee OF conference.
After the business of the day had been
transacted, a short time was occupied with
informal remarks, comparing notes IN rela-
iioE to the pr 1gress of The work. The ladies
seemed to be all very much encouraged with
he progress they we're making, and thought
The outlook altogether hopeful.
The FALCON committee was excused snd
withdrew, ard the Association weLt mo
committee of the whole to avail; the return
of the committee.
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DR.. Rad v ay's Perfect Purxa-
tive and Regulating
- Ills

Perfe ~ tasteless, elegantly coated, for the cure
fall disorders of the stomach, liver. bowels KID
uevs. bladder, nervous diseases, headache con-
sumption, costiveness, ndises,is n, dyspepsia bii
io,,sness bilious fever, innamatiou Of the bowels,
uies and all arrangements Of the internal viscera
Warranted to Effect . Positive ure
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Containing NO mercury, Minerals, or de'eteriou'
Drugs.
nIObeerve the following symptoms resulting
rom the digestive organs:
Cnnstipa,ion, inward Piles, Ful!ness Of the Blood
tn the head, Aciiity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Hearti.urn hi gust for Food, Fuiness or Weight IN
the PHI of the Stomach. swimming Of the HEAD
Hurried aud dittcult Breathing, Fiut,ering OF the
Heart. Choking o, SunocAting Sensations when in
t. Ivine posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs
oe{pre the sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the HEAD
Deficiency in Perspirstion, fellowness Of TIE ssh
Ard Eye>, Pain in the side, Chest, Linus aLd
sudden fushes Of Heat, Burning liz the nesh.
ew dese Of
RAILWAYS PILLS
ma, A.. Sr-,a,, r,,-, al the above Ji-o.le
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THE WONDERS CT
MODERN CHEMISTRY
Sarsaparir sn and its Associates.
Changss as See. ard Felt
As They Daily Occur
After using Q few doses Of
DR.. RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
yBE GREAT BLOOD PURFH Ell

!. eted spirits, dissap IssIsite Of Yea.
tlllI, ne.SBtlCly ~ esie -
ae,h and muscles, etc. ,.fsn
q Strength increases, spI ttite improves, rnsn
for food no more sour eructa,ions o. Sa.efo.sl,
good digestion, calm and unu' stuIoeo sAesP' e"
D.snoesrsnce Of spots blotches. pimplss
the skin looks clear and health y. the urne cnans
herr or amber color; water passes freely from IN
bladder through the urethIa unnout PAN =.
M, little or no sediment; no pain or wssxnes,
l. Marked diminution of quanuty ~" :. qa,s
If inyoluntary weakening discharges, A.ee,e
that Wv, With certainty Of permanent cure. IN
1900. stren a hibited in the secrefing giahd
and functional harmony restored TO the several vi
5 yellow tinge on the white Of the eyes, and
IN" .v.Ythy saffron appearance OF the SIKH ehznS
I'd to 4 clear, lively and healthy color.
s. Those suffering from weak Or ui, !" s,nsrs".
ratins freely the tough Phlegm or mucous rom Va
in.es. air.cells bronchi or WIND PIPE thioA. %
nead diminishing the frequency OF cough seneia
incr.s.e Of strength throughout the sys's s'op
asss Of night sseats and pains, and ieenns o
vcaknesa around the ankles, legs. snouue's, CO.
or..ion Of cold and chills, $ Dsr OIL sauoeA.ion,
hsrl breat hing parox OF cough on lying uowi
.;.;n. in 1he morning. AL these distressing
s,mptorss gradually and surely disappear:
II "a, day after day the S.rsapafiliian IS taAen
nov signs Of returning health WIN sPfe, :. III ~
ni.oi I'm nToyes in strength and Purity disease II
Minimum and all foreign and i'm pure deposits noaes
| snmor.. cancers, hard Jumps, etc, be resoiSe'
svay, and the unsound made sound Ana neatly any
ulcers, fever sores, chronic skih o'sese'' s'Auu
ally disappear. s.. hoo, .,Iava,ed
and mercury, quicksilver. eotrnsne e,,sd -. IN
have accumulated and become dePosneu IN u
boue-, joints, etc., causing carries OF .he oone
tickets, spinal curvAtur.s, eontoI nons, wnss Vel
inys ya.icose VEINS ETC., IN :afaaPaih1 Au VI
,ssnive avsy these deposits and extermina'e II
| iirus of the :sease from the system.
g. II those are takin; these msd,e,nes i'i M
| cure OF chroncs scrofulOus, or ayPnihue ~.
hovsver slo = NAV be the cure. 'Te~l better an
and their general health improviDs their 'sn Al,
~eight increasing, or even keeping us o.h, ~ AZ.
sure sign that the cure is progressing In these us
sases the patient either gets better OF xoIse..u
virus Of the disease not inactive; II mol Arrests
and driven from the blood, II VIII spre1u ,n q
the Ssrsaparillian makes the patient IL, 49, :,
eyery hour YOU will grow better and increase
health, strength and flesh s;.oo,
The ereat power of this remedy is in the disSa'
| a. that threaten death-as IN
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Application for Change Of Venue
Granted.
Case to be Tried in Atchison.

Yesterday in The Criminal Court, Judge
Sherry pcs.idine, the caee Of the State ".
Geo. g. Smith was called. The counsel Of
The accused fled motion asking for change
Of venue, setting forth in the application
that the deieodant could not have IN i'm.
partial trial in this community. owing to the
popular indignation caused BY defalcatioo
which involved the los Of large sam Of the
public money.
Mr.. L. n. Goddard, prosecuting attorney,
rssited the motion in IN eloquent and able
argument, in which be produced sf6davits
from large number Of resident, Of the
county, te.tifyiDg that no prejudice existed
in the community against Smith.
Mr.. Goddard procured the afh-
davits through his own individual exertions
and fortified % he was BY testimony Of rep
resentative citizens Of the community, show
ing that prejudice did not exist, further sus.
tanned his position BY citing legal authori-
ties bearing on the point in dispute. The
effort to defeat the motion was skillful and
cseditable.
Nj. Fenlou, in behalf Of the defendant
delivered logical and convincing argument
in which he dvelt upon the fact that thu
money alleged to have been stolen or embez
z!ed BY the prisoner belonged to the ta1-psy
ers of Leavenworth county. 1t was larg'
sum, and the defalcation had melted the pop
ular indignation. 1t was not Judge Sherry
money. or the money Of any other gentle
man that the prisoner was accused Of embez
z'iue. 1t was the money OF the jurors Wit
would be called to render an impartial yer
dict in the case, and therefore the attorne,
held that abeolute, impartial justice coult
only be rendered when the Jurors were dis
Interested individuals.
Mr.. Fenlon produced affidavit Of Mr.
Smith thai the preceding Judge vas counse
| for one of the bondsmen of the eX-Tresslrer
and therefore an interested party hiDself.
In summing up Judge Sherry briefly re-
ferred TO the peculiar places of the case. Th'
.cknow Iedeed fact that the money alleged Il
have been embezzled belonged to the public
fund in which every taxpayer vas par
owner, and therefore with view OF reaching
the end Of justice through an impartial ver
dict. would grant the application and trans
| fer the case to the % judicial district, Atchi
son county. He said that his connection, q
counsel for one of Mr.. Smiths bondsmeD
would cut no figure in the case.
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II there is any one unfortunate creature in
the world who can fully appreciate the bles-
sing OF an illuminated town clock--a blessing
which falls, like the rains of heaven, alike
upon the just and urjust-it is the beiatei
ioca. editor Of morning paper. The illum-
mated town clock is not hid under bushel.
bat i, il get in the top of Court House tow
er, and lis light 80 shines that men, seeins
- good figures, can tell what time o'night i,
Isl taey come near enough-and the tired
local ediior-who is Away the last man out
rs ne ~snds his weary way homeward, har
OF 20 cast his eyes in tie direction of the
Codrt House, and then, by the light of the
next gas light look at his witch, and then be
knows what time il il.
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
CouSTY OF LKAvkNwoRIH. Z
IN the District Court Of he First Judicial District
o. the state Of Kansas. sitting in and for Leav.
envorth County, in said State.
yauday Bury, plaintiff,
Christian Bury. de.endant.J
NyOU, CHRISTIAN BURY. the defendant
above named will TAX notice that you have
ben sued by the plaintiff. vandAy Bury, in the
his rict Court of the First Judicial District OF the
stare OF Kansas, sitting in and for the county Of
Ieaven xortn, in said state, and you must .. sver
Ibe ii l. N nv sad plat ntit in tue said action
or b.fore the 10. day Of April A. d. 1874. OF 50
petiriou will BE- takea true and Judgment Of
divorce r. udered accor 'ingiy. and the custody Of
,ne IN nor child, Car. Bury. gwen to pls,n,in.
NEWT. MANN,
iehfv:x ATT far Plaintiff
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Yesterday morning about Fix O'Clock
Patrick Quinn entered Nemeysr's store
On Cherokee street, and eat down. He fell
suddenly from his chair, in a fit Of paralysis,
and died few moments thereafter. TIE
deceased was about forty years ofage, and re-
sided CT Chestnut between Seventh and Wet
Seventh streets.
Ccroner's jury rendered a verdict to tie
efiec; that lie came TO hia death in paralysiC
Fl,
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The Thinking Saved.

The CON bin alton OF tonic Alternative and s'inu-
latipg propertits in Eostetter's Stomach titi.rs
especially sdapis that famous specific 10 the cur
Of chronic forms of disease, when the stro intiu-
ence Of long proractcd morbid habit is 10 Ice sur
mounted. IN chronic dyspepsia and liver COM
b amt and il chronic COZ sipaIion and other osu-
nate diseases. il is beyo' al conpa ison the bys
remedy IN. can IL. iaasn. meaE ; OF res'or-
ing 10. strength and vial energy Of persons who
are siI klLg auder the facilitating III els oil = iui
,i!sgrdefs, this standard vegetable inyiSoIaAt j.
d.y unequal.ed The perl4a .ent to7ics H.
,,..,d u The pr.paI associated vi Ia dii-
fii!e stu liant aD oluIeIy pure, ana ihe t.hdtht!
OF :rs. elsments is no1iIea by the pres nee q
sir raj v IN. Iedients sv. IN their Grafton
,apa,,. o. d. ID uciug las in local anu general
,ti,eis rtr te,be Nalescenis and IN all phases
at u.Llitr ii is the best vel the must agiee-
az az M. res,o,aiiv.s- maTlo-eodNw
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SYPHILIS CURED.

DIX. BnHANNAN'S Vegetable syphilis "ure' i,
warranted TO permanently cure SYPHILIS In al
is stages anu eradicate he last ve-tige of Syphii.
lite poison from the system. Those having the dis
ease lurking their blood, conc, aled from obser-
walton, in IT'S constitutional form, thereby leopard
izng the health and happiness of another, as vel
as that of their offspring, should Immediately U.S.
this medicine, and be cur.d for LIFE. Price FSv,
uollars. Gent to any address.
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New Americas Sewing Machine.

The New American Sewing Machine j.
one Of the best now in use. 1t combines all
the latest Improvements in the sewing ma
chine, and is at the same time a model OF
simplicity and durability. 1t is self thread
er and light runner being almost noiseless in
lite movements. With it the tensions are
easily, evenly and perfectly adjusted, and
are self regulating. No threading ia requir.
ed in the shuttle. TIE American" dee:
every variety of work done on any shuttle
machine but with greater ease and perfection,
See their lad" and send Tor circular.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26

Four to Elk bottles of DIR. PieTce's Golden
Medical Discovery ere warranted TO cure
salt rheum or letter and the worst kind o;
pimplcs Oh the face. Two TO four bottles
are warranted to clear the system of boIls,
carbuncles and sores. -Four 10 SIX bottles
are warranted to cure the worst kind OF cry
sipelss and blotches among the hair. Six t.
ten bottles are warranted TO cure running Of
the ears and corrupt or running ulcers.
Eight TO ten bottles are warranted 10 cure
ecrofulous sores and dwellings. Two to six
bottles are warranted TO cure liver COM
plant.
A WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANKrowN, Delaware Co., o., Mares 1873
To DR.. II. Y. Pierce:
Your Discovery needs only fair trial
and IL will do all you recommend 1T TO do
and more 100. When was fifteen l caught
cold and for tweniy-eight years l have been
q perfect wreck OF disea-e, and all the medl-
ci.ies and doctors bills have run up at times
to two and three hundred dollars. and never
anv better but worse, when gave up ali
hope last spring OF living the summer
through. i received one OF your account
books and told my husband after reading II
that it was too iaie TO try further, but he
eaid il was never too late. He went and
booght two bottles and found 1t was help
ing me very much. Since 1871 was trou-
bed with catarrh and sore throat, and war
almost entirely deaf in one ear, and 10.
voice was as Gull SIS could be. There was
constant pain in my head. Now my head Is
IA sound as a dollar, my voice is clear, and
/ have used ten bottles of your Discovery.
1t has cured me of catarrb, sore throat, hear;
disease, spine affection and torpid liver. My
liver re very bad. My skin was rough.
When put my hand on my body it WIS
like fish scales, Now ii il as smooth ana
soft as Guilds. Ia conclusion l will say
1 have been well for three months. l sm
u wonder to myself and friends. This Is but
an imperfect statement, half has not beer
told, Yours with respect,
HESTER LACKEY.
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SEMINAL WEAKNEsS CURED,

DR. B 'HANNAN'S VEGETABLE CURA
TIVE permanently cures all forms Of 'Spermat
oirnea' or Seminal WeaS ness in from two
seven weeks time. Ii restores Lost Power an
brings back the youthful vigor OF those who hav
destroyed il by sexual sxcesses evil practices
This remedy hiss b,en used by DIR. Bohannan
his private practice Tor over thirty years, and ha
never failed In curing even the worst cases. Pric
Five Dollars. eat to any address, (iIee FROM OBJ
servstion).
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SAMUEL I. BUTTEIwORTH, P;a:niid,
DAN Ell W. MIDDLETON, "a Trustee cf
Add e W. North, J. Ber rsm No tn,
husband o. sali sddie W. North. and
q arry Nor inei johnson, leila NJ joint
son and IaIi l.. johnson, minor chill
dren OF SineOl NJ. johnson, deceased,
Defendants.
vUNUE ssid Harry Mortimer hnson, LEILA NJ.
i Johns n and raul r. Joanson, minor children
aud heirs of Simeon VI. johnson, deceased, dsfen
ants in the ABOVE entitled cause, will hereby taSs
notice that they have been sued and that Petition
has been .,d against them IN the District curt IN
sud 4 the county of lesvsnworth. and state OF
Kansas by -amIet +. Rut;erworth. plaintiff
,ore,aid must answer the said ttioD, and uni' -
they answer thu said petiIiol or before the IS
iay Of April, A ID 1874, the sa petition will be
tk.n Is true and the prayer of the petition VIII he
isntsd, and judgment will tie ndered that the
eis halt of the northwest quarter an the east hall
Of the southwest quarter, and the northwest quar-
ter of the south quarter of section fourteen 4l
ship nine ~ &c vehty-two ID east OF ire
sixth principal meiIiian. sitGated III The county
Of Leavenworth and state of karsas, (wherein tn"
81 Defendants averrtd in said petit ion have sn
undiyiIt one half Of 'ourth Interest) be par
ii ione, ard divided aeco'd TO The prayer of "a d
petit on and the eetive rights OF the parties,
and in case a division OF partition of said premises
IS impossible or cannot be had. that sid premss
he so d and the proceeds of the same divided a.
praved in said petition according 10 the rsspe
i've ii n OF the p rites.
F. p. FITZwILLIAM,
mar5-x.w Plaintiffs At;orneysO
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HESprRsoN's BUCRU, the great diuretlc,
nm ur taihng remedy tor all diseases OF tn.
kidneys and BLADDER, also for dyspepsia or
indigestion, faiuieney, or wind In tns
stomach. The most distressing cases OF fe-
male weakness and uterine complaints are
permanently cured by Henderson's Bucha.
Il is unequalled by any known remedy ioI
the cure Of dropsy, gravel, and all equity
md rheumatic affections. Ii is SPECIFIC
remedy Ter expelling all pin and tape
worms. 1t is precribed by eminent physi-
clans in chronic affections Of the liver. Fer
eale BY all druggists. See advertisement an
this iesue.
ocf91-tf
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Zell,s EneyelOpedia.

Which is perhaps the most complete work
of the kind ever offered to the American
public, and without which no library is COM
ple,e may be had of J. w. Marsh No. Gig
Worth Fifth street St. Louis, either in 5Oct.
monthly parts or in bound and complete vo'-
umes, send for them in some way and you
will testify that it is the best investment you
every made. Their card may be found
in another column.
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CHICAGO is having more trouble With that
dirty river-it don't want to run mp stream,
and az Il baa always been too lazy to run
dorm. it dcesn't do much of anything but
smell.
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DR.. Stone,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.
R'eulAR -aeApuATE ~ MEDICINE.

THREATS all &c, SEXUAL and PRIVATE
i LI5EASEs, Of beth sexes at reasonable Pr1ces
O,178 Case sC0re1.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, sPERNATOERHOEA
nis bit iosses,) SEXUAL DEBILITY, imPotency
iioss Of eexual poverl, Ae., permanently cured.
No mercury used. Patients st distance neated
h- .attec-msdic' mes sent Everywhere. Coosu!fa.
ton nee, personally or By mall Cures guaranteed
or money refunded.
An "Femals Difksul,ies'' treated with sasety
and success.
n Married Folks,' Ssnt sealed for I've stamps.
All lettsrs oouhdentiaL
NOTICE:-An Letters. orders, DE-, must posi-
lively be addressed to my e ret>ry'
.12 W. Madison St Chicago, Ill.
The great increase In my business Iequirss this
charge.
nal7-d&v
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The latest feature OF the crusade in Ohio
i. to place guards. consisting of two or three
ladies, near the doors Of saloons, to reason
with the customer; they remain all day, and
till late in the evening.
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Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys,

in chronic cases Of euchrrhea and uterine diseases
In tumors, nodes hard Jumps and syphiioid ui-
and in tuberc es of the lungs, in gOut dyspepsia,
rheumatism ricketts,, in mercurial d-posits-t Is
in these terrible forms Of disease where the human
body has become . eomPlete wreck, anu wheIe
great remedy challenges the establishment and ad,
miration Of the Sick 1t 10 in such cases. where all
the pleasure of existence appear cut on nom the
natural agency 1t restores the hopeless to new
life and new existence where this great remedy
stands alone in its might and power.
I'm the ordinary skin diseases tn every one Is
more or Ieas troubled with Q few doses will in most
cases. and q few bottles in the more aggravated
forms, work permanent cure.
Those afflicted With chronic diseases should
purchase q package containing one dozen bottles
Price $40 per dozen, SIS per half-dozen bottles,
or 81 per bottle. cold BY druggists.
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FARMERS report The rosds in the country
''seiil.d" and in good order. Flowing is
being done very generally.
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Cures all Private Diseases in short time, eli her
in male or fem he; charges low ices; uses me
curry.
DR. BOHANNAN'S Treatise on Special Dis
cases." which fully explains the nature, causes,
symptoms, &C.. OF ''sperma,orrhea," or Seminal
Weakness, Syphilis, Female Compis in's, all i'm
pediments Of Marriage, and valuable Inform ion
on other delicate subjects, sent FgkE to address,
in plain, sealed envelope. rece p, of one stamp
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HoLroN expresses itself willing TO let the
western terminus of the psIrow gauge road
remain for a while longer where j. is.