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Sampson OIL.

This oil deriving it. name from SamP-
son meaning strength L one Of the beit
II not the best remedy offered to the pub
lie for rheumatism, and all pain, and It
appears that no medicine has ever gain ed
So asttering a reputation in 50 short a
time mayls
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ViCe.President Wilson to
Resign.

The National Republican, learns from
a leading Republican Senator who has
had a recent conversation with Vice-Pre-
sident Wilson, and that his Wilson s)
resignation will soon be made public; i'll
health being the cause of this eXtraordl-
nary and unexpected step.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. July II. SPIN. J
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle
States. decidedly stormy weather will pre-
vail during the night, with east to south
winds. low temperature and falling bar
ometer. For the South Atlantic States.
local rains. south or east winds, no decid-
cd change oftempcraturc and rising bar
ometer. For the Cult, States. Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clear or fair wealth
er. east or south winds, higher tempers-
ture during Monday and Slight chan ges
in barometer. For the Lower Lake Re-
gion. continued rain during the night,
with north to northwest winds. low tenn
perature and slight changes in barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region and North
west, partly cloudy weather, southeast TO
southwest winds, stationary or rising tenn
perature and falling barometer. The
Ohio river will rise at the stations above
Louisville. The Tennessee and Comber-
land rivers will rise during Monday.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Political Movements.

PARIS, July l2.-The Committee of
Thirty has appointed subcommittee to
draw up bills for the organization OF
executive powers and the establishment
of Senate. -.. -.....
The Extreme Right publish disavowal
of hostility to President Mac Mahon, but
they condemn the action of the Ministry
with regard to the manifesto of Count
De Chambord.
LMomte,r SAYS ex-President Thiers
is decidedly opposed to the organization
of MacMahon's powers.
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NEW YORK.
Cuban Peace Commissioners.

NEW YORK, July lit is stated that
there have just arrived in this city two
Venezuelan gentlemen who have been
over two years with the Cuban insurgents,
commissioned by the President pro tenn.
of the republic of Cuba to treat with
Captain General Concha about COM
promise between the Cubans and the
Spaniards. The Venezuelans went from
Camaguey to Cinconitas, and thence to
Havana, and had several secret inter-
views with Captain General Concha, who
at last decided to let them embark for
this city, where they have already seen
the general agent of Cuba.
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ARK ANSAS.
The Election.

LITTLE Rock. July 1.-THE official
return, from all the counties but one show
a majority Of 1900 for R Convention
at the election on the 10Th Of June. The
Convention meets Tuesday. \ large
number Of delegates are already here.
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VIRGINIA.
IRON MOuiders Union.

RI,uNoNp. July 1.-THE Iron
MouIdorS International Union, which
viii be- in session for some days vet, has
chosen the following officers: President,
WIN. Lotllcn. Of Cincinnati; vicc-prcSl-
dents. James Carroll, of New York; Thos.
Casey. Montgomery, Alabama, John
Nolan. of Toronto, and f. \. Sliger, Of
St Louis; recording secretary, NJ. +.
Havhuru. Few York; assistant secretary,
ID. f. Foley, Milwaukee.
NORFOLK. July IA Cotton E1-
change has been formed here by the
dealers of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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BOSTON.
FaIIOfa warehouse.

Bo<ToS. July ll.-Early last evening
the National Dock and Warehouse Com
panvs building on Lewis wharf, East
Boston. fell. 1t contained at the time
$4,000 worth of bonded goods. Loss on
building 1900.
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ImpOSter Arrested.

RICHMOND. July ll.-A man who has
,...n here for some days, and falsely rep
r..,ruting himself as agent for Commo-
d,~. Vanderbilt. was arrested tonight.
II. had in his possession large amount
a.. Gorgrl drafts.
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News Items.

The Daily Bulletin this morning an
nounccs the suspension of }. II. DiGglcs,
Il Co., wholesale dealers on Leonard
street, with liabilities Of 100000, assets
not given.
Governor Dix'S secretary called at the
CITY Hall to-day, and served upon the
Mayor copy of the charges made against
him bv the Commissioner who waited on
rho Gnyrrnor last Wednesday,
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MEMPHIS.
Congressional Convention

MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE Conservative
Democratic Congressional Convention
ba. been called. to meet Boliyer, on Sep
tember 6. and n0minatee a candidate
for the 10Th District.
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Has to Pay at Last.

For nine years the municipality OF
lIobUkcn has carried on litigation to
avoid the payment Of war county claims;
The court of Errors and Appeals settled
the question by deciding the case against
the city. The claims amounting to 10000
dollars, and litigation has cost the city
1900 dollars, the original claim
o,nountinp to 1S 600 dollars
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Arrived In.

SAN Francisco, July l2-Arrived,
the steamers China, thirty-two days from
Hong Kong, via Yokohama, and the
steamer Aucan. thirty days from Panama
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Reduction OfRailrOad Ticket
Agencies.

The officers of the chief Railway Com
panies were in session recently, and
greatly reduced the number of ticket
agencies, in fact to abolish all beyond
the regular offices established by the
Company. 1t was argued that these
latter met all requirements Of the travel
ing public, and that the commissioners
paid other agents additional. The ex-
pense in printing and advertising were
useless expenditures, that they brought
no increase of business, and the risk run
in the circulation Of SO many tickets was
Very great.
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and the scores of those already played are
cancelled. The score therefore now
stands rs follows: Mckenzie won Al
games, lost l; Judd won 3, lost .; Elder
won q, lost2; Hassner won 2, lost =;
Perrin won 2, lost 6; Congdon Won u,
lost 8: Lock WON Al lost |
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Arrived Out.

QUEESsTowS. July l2.-The steamer
Nevada, from New York, has arrived.
PLYNoUTH. July l2-The steamer
POmerania- from New York, has arrived.
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SCull Race.

SARATOGA, July l2.-Thc entries for
the single scull race will be made on
Monday morning. The single scull race
and the freshmen race will occur on
Wednesday and the University race on
Thursday. The base ball matches come
off on Monday and Tuesday and the
walking and running matches on Friday.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be fair. with east or south winds
and higher temperature.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
First Congressional Dfstrict,
w. Va.

y,,uE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
| state Executive Committee from the
First District, in absence Of any District
committee, hereby call Convention OF
n.,agatas from each of the counties OF
,,i, Dis,rict TO meet at Ellenboro, in the
ronpty of Richie, w. Va, on THURS
nav the 18th day of AUGUST, 1874,
10 nominate Congressional Representa-
,iy. for said district. Your committee re-
,no.tfrIIy request that county meetings be
held 10 appoint Delegates to said Conven-
tiOn.
= P,NNELL, VIM. p. THOMPSON,
+ ". .GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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TrOtting.

FT. WAYNE, July 11.-Extcnsive
preparations are being made for the
Northern Indiana Fair, to be held in this
city in September next. Many ccle-
bratcd horses will be here to trot for the
five thousand dollar premium; among
them will be Red Cloud, Little Sam, and
probably Judge Fullerton.
Mad Anthony Wayne, after having
been off the turf over year to recuper-
ate, leaves next week to enter for the
2:3O races at Cleveland and Buffalo.
The new track at the fair grounds is
pronounced by competent judges in every
respect, the best in the State if not i'll the
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Tom Bowling.

LONG BRANCH, July ll.-McGrath,
the owner Of Tom Bowling, says his
horse broke down yesterday morning,
having ruptured one of the tendons of
his left fore leg.
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ROME.
Dead.

ROME, July Mau>ignor De Mer"dc'
archbishop of Mitclcnc and private chap
lain of the Pope is dead.
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Bank statement.

New YORK, July 11.-Loans decreas-
ed, 333,SOO; specie increase, 5,44l 100;
legal tender decrease, 1926, 400; deposits
increase, 2,0Sl, 100; circulation increase,
so 800; reserve increase, 2,595,675.
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Base Ball.

In the match game of base ball to-day
the score stood Chicagos Il, Baltimores
II.
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at'heeliug Register.

GoLp closed in New York Saturday
tt 09,.
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Died.

EVANSVILLE, July l2-The Rev. John
NcMa.ter. d. D.. died at Princeton, lu-
diana. Yesterday, aged 90 year.
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BY TELE G r A PHI.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By Western Union Line, Office North
west cor. of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGTON, July II.
Death of General HilIyeF.

General William S. Hillyer died here
to-day of congestion of the lungs.
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, July ll.-Thc wife of Don
Carlos has arrived here.
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Tannery.

BosToN, July ll.-John Furbushs S
tanncry and currying shop, in Waburn,
and stock belonging to other parties, wa
burned to-day. One man was killed by
the falling of chimney during the fire.
The property Wa. mostly insured. Loss
not stated
MILWAUKEE, July 1.-THE sash, door
and blind factory of \. Reed, in West
Depree near Green Bay, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss 10000; insur-
ancc 5000.
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OHIO.
RuStlCating.
L.. Ii. GunckeI for Congress.

SANDUsKY, July l2.-Chicf Justice
Waite is rusticating Mt Putin Bay.
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Morocco Factory.

SAN FRASCISCo, July l2.-Robitochock
Il Cos. Morocco manuinctory and tan
merry was destroyed by fire to day. Loss
twenty thousand dollars; partly insured.
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FIRES.
WehaWken Oil Depot.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Erenmg
Post says that the fire which broke out
last evening in the oil depot at Wehaw-
ken, New jersey, is still burning, with no
hope of extinguishing the flames till the
oil is burned out. All the oil tanks are
either burned or torn down, and the
cooper shop and one warehouse are burn
ed, while it is expected the remaining
warehouse can be saved Tho railroad
tracks have been wrenched from the
sleepers by the great heat, and nearly all
the property in the neighborhood has
either been destroyed or badly damaged
There were from $4,000 to 10000 barrels
of oil burned. The total loss is roughly
estimated by the superintendent Of the
road at half Il million dollars.
The fire at the Wehawken oil docks is
still raging, but is now confined exclu-
sively to the oil tanks. The coal wharf
of the Erie railroad for distance of five
hundred feet has been burned, and with
great difficulty the vessels in the neigh
borhood were saved All the oil tanks,
seventeen in number, have been burned.
The loss is placed at eight hundred thou
sand dollars, and is said to be covered by
iDsuraucn
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John Seeker.

The cio,iier-i rinCe of Leaveuworth. AID
chi + OF tn wearing apparel dealers of the
great Missouri Valley. announces II the pee
ri. OF Kanass, in dOuble column, in this
mornings psper. tina. he is prep,rtd to
clcthe, in renteel style, all who may come
unto Lin, and st prices that will astonish
the closest buye,s. Having received an iE.
mense so X of Fall and Winter goods, which
he bought fer cash in the psnic-s!r!tker
Elstern markets, he says he can discoun
the trade, sni IS soi * to sell them out al
fivur.s never before male ia this dry. Mr..
Seeker knows jua what the people Of this
section want, and he has l., and will give
his patrons tha b. st 10, of goods that hal
ever been brough, rsady.made. to Leaven'
worth. lie wants you 10 call in AMI exam
inc them, and be convinced Of Ii, aseer-
lions. II won't cost anything to look at the
goods, and afi,d him much pleasure to
show them. He sells on the one. price eys.
ten, and takes Advantage Of no one BY put.
ting on large margin, with the calculation
Of falling. Wte, he STATE, his price it i,
the bottom figure, and will be found II b
cheap. Go 10 and examine the goods your.
self, but, in the meantime, read his adver.
tisemenf.
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$3.50 600 90 Loan,

IN SUNS OF NOT LESS TaAS q, 900.
Money to loan On long time, at 10 per
cent. interest, on improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing to
borrow will call On Er. Wm. Booth, State
agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company, corner Of Fifth and Del
aware streets spr27-d&w
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DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the Como r.
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys. bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. 2 10 . sure
remedy for the Sper0tofrhoes, Seminal
weakness. Nightly Emissions and Loes
of Power. caused By self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price Of Dr.. Hunters
specific s. per bottle; Injection 81.
sent everywhere BY express. Dr.. ].
Dinsbeer, sole propriety, No. sos North
Ssvcnth street, 81. Louis, No. Send
two stamps for . treatise. Cures gnsr.
uvteed or money refunded.
RoBHRT PARaAM,
cod &w Agent for Leaven worth.
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Tn. Gil c ,nce,t- 10 aid of the Kentucky
Library are not at all speculative. The in
stitu,ioa is chartered BY the State OF Ken
lucky. TIE first prize in the next drawing
which takes pace November 80, IL $685.
600. II is reliable ias tuition, and some
one will get that money. Aud tina. there
may BE- no doabt IA to the honesty Of i'll
Management, We cite the fat that the bss
banks in Louisville indorre!i', AMI tLst Gov
Thomas E. Bramle.te, Of Lou syille, is the
gen raj manag.,. An IN titution 20 fathered
is certainly deserving Of confidence. d&w
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Attorney al Law. Notary Public, &c not our fault
or tn United and for the sewers hard and
Territories, No. 10 Shawnee street, lie M Costa Bic,
Kznfas. ~'
Having disposed Of my Mitary~
to NJ. NJ MONTH le, en- Nondas ATT nc
fect from and after this date, 10 add u Tower
oonane mysslf entirely TO fhsi Of sCu newspaper, OF
lesson. .ad 70 my duii9sas hing Of the Tuis pen-
made speciality. Guns Oh Nc h5me. ms
Lsa,s.vorth, Ksn.s., Osfer than he can be,r, and
o-ts-dAvi" wishes that he we're
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A depressed. irritable state Of mind; 8
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no eber-
nv or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with debiiitating, iDvolun-
airy discharges. The consequence of exces-
xs. mental ovsrsork or ind screiiops. Thi.
ervou. debility 6uds scvrign cure in
I,mphrey's Homeopathic Specific, No. %.
tones up the rys,em, arrests discharges,
l..pels the mental gloom and dependency,
s,i rejuvinates the entire system 1t is per
fsc,ly harmless ard always efficient. Prics
Is 'or packages Of five boxes and larse
g wal Of powder. which is important in old
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold By
all druggists. or rent BY mail on receipt Of
price. Addres, Humphreys Specific HON.
eopaihic Medicine Co., No. 662 Broadway
New York dGW
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q d. layuoldS,

The leading merchant Of springaale, ha'
jut cpsned Gu, the lare's: and tea select
ed stock of mice. llaneous geo . ever bsfors
offered 20 the Country community in Lea.
venw o.ih coun v. His sels cticns have BEN
made cut O. IN. b.-t stock, 10 the vest
and he is pr. par d to cell goods q the I'm
est ousli,y, rs we'll a. all other gra.!e', q
fully IS low prices Is you c,n get them in
Lea,euvorth. Gil in and look nj his
goods and sat;tfy younelf. Read bis advsr
ii c nent 10 tc-d.ys parer.
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Mons saved IL money earned, and any
one using Durye,s' famous ''SaIin Clos
Starch" ard Duryeas' Improved Corn
Starch" will cave money. 1t is snow-whiIe,
perfectly rure and the strongest made.
therefore the cheapest. Ask your grocer for
Duryea's Satin Clos. 5 ARCH" for the
laundry, and Improved Corn S,a,c5," TO.
culinary puppets. and zee that You get it.
Duryea's on every packs &c.
RELIABLE TEsrIMoNY.-I am using Dur
yeas .'Saiin Gloss Starch" in my Laundry,
and have become sati,fied that il is MT ex-
celled by any other starch now in uae. II is
very pure and white, giving beaTiful fin
ieh to the linen.
X. "A. GILLETTE,
Weldell House, Cleveland, o.
March 16, 1872. toc&w
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Spaldihs's Glue is like. wit: good thin !.
we'll applied. eod&w

HENDERSON BUCHU. the great diUretiC
N unfailipg remedy 70, ell diseases Of the
sidneys and bladder, ALEC for dyspepsia OF
indigestion, fa,ulsncy, or wind an the
stuxsach. The most distressing cases OF fe-
male weakness and uterine CO. plants are
psrnane,.;ly cured by Henderson, Buchu.
IL il unequslled ny any Known remedy for
Tie cure Of drorey, gravel, AID all gouty
end rheumatic affections. It il = specific.
remedy for expeIiing all pin and tape
worms. Il is precribed ny eminent physi-
clans in chronic affections Of the liver. For
aale BY all druggists. See advertisement in
this issue.
ocf20-dAwtf
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st. Louis Law School.

nav pRPAHrHINT o. WASnN0IoN UyIvBns.IX.J
Ihs resuI1 annual term Of this Lag School Win
ooru % WEDNESDAY,, OCIOBER 1Ash, 1874.
dsots ain,ssel 70 shs eeai0r Ci1ss, - examina-
tioo. by avp.ieasiea - - be1ose October l2th-
Tuiiios. 80 era ys,s. ~ seee.a year, ineiud-
q. r.. pTEWA1T, De- q Law fssaity.
nh. ND D., =. Lsuia. No.
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The ssa.s.ard tooth wash

O. the sge. is Scz,dont. II has d stanoei
compsti.ion. Disco!ored teeth are rendered
white by its use. The trelth derives fra
Rranee from its arons. Ii prevents and ar
rs.s dental decay Tie gums become rosisr
and harder under its operations. All is
Ingredients are vegetable and sntissp:ic
Every day adds 10 its popularity.
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Wetghty.

The reason fer adding marble dust, alum,
etarch, fsur, &c, TO bising powder, Is T.
make Them weghty, and thus add to Profi
1t would Re veil for housekefpers TO know
that DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder l.
free from these adult. r4nt-, hence the ps,tr
and more economical. As two tesspoonsfni
20 ~ lar No three ieaspoOnsul of the heavy
kinds, and ms baking powder. are used By
,easpoonfuls, and not By weight, the saving
in this direction il no small item.
DR.. PRICE, B,Gins Powder aud his True
Fiavoring Extrac are beyond all question
tn hest and m5s; Ierfct Of anythi, 6 in tie
market. To insnse certainty buy d.. Price's
Baking Powder only in cans. cav
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NOTICE TO the AFFLICTED UNFORTUNATE

Before applying to the notorious quacks Who ad-
yertise in public papes. or using any quack remi-
dies peruss DR.. Butts work no matter what your
disease il, or how deplorable yous condition.
DR.. Butts occupies a double house Of tventy-sev~
en- rooms; Is Endorsed BY OF the most ceiebFa.
ted redieal professors Of this country and Europe,
and can be consulted personally or BY mail, on the
diseases mentioned in his works. Once and par
Chestnut. ST. LOUIS. No ian2i-d&v
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MASEooDl woMaNHooDi MARRIAGE!
$50 pages. I,apediments to Marriage; the
cause and cure. Sent sealed. postpaid. FOX
so cents. by Dr.. c. WHITTIER. 6I7 St.
Charles Street, St. Louis. Mo-. the great
specialist. Read his works. Pamphlet free
CalI O, write His opinion costs nothing.
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Iuv.l,ds CT dyrp-pt,cs ian eat With imPo
my and relish tlscui,'. roi,a' or pair, Try
made with Dooi.y's Yeast P'wde.. IN
ingredients entering into its compo.ltioo sf'
chrmic.lly pure. heaItey and nourish,ng.
For sale by grocerr gtnerslly. DIV
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B.ssAssg - the weax.

Feeble Constitutions cannot be pkysiekei int,
health and str,ng'h InviEontio1, 20 b perma'
nent and complete. must be cfec'e1 BY estab
fishing aIesular and harmonious action Of the var.
ious bodily organs Dosing will not accomplish
this; but Ho=tst:er's Stun oh B:tters will. Ths
admirable tonic and corrective regulates at thu
same time that i; strengthens tie stomach. liveI
and bose's. and while impartinz v;gor to the en-
tire physique, par;fes snd enr;ehes tie b.ooi.
A geod appetite, tranquil sleep, sound digestion
and regular habit OF body-four grand essentials
Of he,lth-sre promoted BY its use. 1t vitalizes.
tranq..iize. and equalizts. By . su cessfai chem
teal combination Of tonic, aperient and aau-bil-
ious vegetable ingredient,. tead in so.istisa and
dirased through the system BY avhs,esooe any
rgr cable stmulaat, II ID enabled 10 beneaseialld
affect the vaIiou. abd,miral organs 1t one and
the line iim,. ecdAW
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

Ponds TX. .c,. We know OF M
preparation .qu.I to j.. Nothing PISS '-e'
the same characteristics. In 'he' 1,rac''
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

The Ora 1-er Northwestern Supply CON-
uanv. No. 9 stare street, Chicago, Is another
.ood house o,s red TO 60 bufine,s with farm
.rs. The gen lemsn interested come to US
with the res, references, and are worthy
Of confide.c. jrnel1-w221
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

TIE Champion Glue Co Of Chicago, III,
ere turning out a new article Of glue, whicf
IL cheaper snd better than any ever before
In tkr u,art.i Head their lad.
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