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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-21
DEATH on THE RAIL.
Sad Fate Of a LeavenwOrth Ensi
neer.

Mr.. Edward Taylor OF this city resolved q
dispatch yesterday afternoon which brought
the sd intelligence that his brother AR. G.
Taylor an engineer on the Texas and Gal
ves.oo road had been killed BY his engin.
lesplng IRON the track and crushing him be.
neAsn the wreck. When the engine 6rst leii
TIE rails Taylor could have escaped, but he
0anfuly s,ood to his post, doing all in bis
power 10 save the lives Of the passengers Till
lhe locomotive ~as hurled down a steeu
amh.uknent carrying HIN to his death,
No o,hxr particulars o: the sad accident
ass knovr. - the Telegraph brought hot .
tsV bsief notss Of the disaster. Mr.. Taylor
b yell known in this city, and vas but q
Ghout tine $50 IN engineer on the Kansss
C.o,s.i, running from here TO Holton.
When be gave up his position here be ven,
70 rexss mi wss given one Of the best posi-.
sioos on the Galveston road. HE friend,
vi,t lbs paioed t. learn Of his terrible
ssd usti0eiy death. Mr.. Ed. Taylor ven
s~u.h ~ he sissrnoon train 10 bring HON
Au0alA
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SYl Hills CURID.

DIX. BOHAHNAN'S Vegetable -yphi!is lure !,
varrs ted TO permanently care SYPHILIS IN al
lis stages, and Grad cate he last yetige OF syphiI.
itic poison from the system Those having th dis
lurking their blood, conc. alei firm otser.
vati0n, IFS constitutional form. thereby leopard
hing The health and happiness OF another, wei
AZ that of their offspring, should immedI seiy us.
this MEDICINE, and be eCrsd for LIFE. Price Fiy,
Dollars. csut 10 aJr address.
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Admins traitors Sale.

rgNHt uuic-s sn-i, alIuini ,frst1r ct the estate
Il sarah alEer, d-OtgseI, v u. at the "a Z Il. l.
denCe oi sarah Va Aer, Ia tit-h Prairie towushIe.
Ia . wen urth COZ ~, , tuGtay. e 10th d. y
OF May, a. ID. i>,l proc ell 10 sal To he - s,t
and tct bid ~, 81. III pc so1sl property belong
ns 10 TIE e-tstr OF tie >IId sarah alEsr drce -
ed. consisting oi horses, caIt hogs. thieAe-s
farming utensils, hluzeaoId furniture, and tod
Ding.
TsRns of SsLF-iu sIrIs of a We dollars or less
cash al over ave d.l ass Dirs months cTe az,
With teL per cent. ttt'rc-'. Notes with sppTcg.si
security T,qgir, ipf no ,ureh So. on time.
L-syanauftht SLril -9ih i>.t-
FRANCS NJ wALEET,
.ft5i-v-w MINNIE r tor.
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We want 3 representative In every neigh Nor-
hood. Nothing equais il for AGENTS. male or fe-
mae, young or old La e Cash wages and . SUI
pIb Uuint, exclusive terri DRY, wnth Is raiLIy
nllipg u. Nus apply At once. Sub eribe bv
wear, = MAGNIFICENT premium, . IN re IN the dis
iribution, and re,oive 20 FRsE Complete Outh
or .end for particular. Name territory desired IN
ChIsago. IL Nay Isv5is
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LGAlC4

Is HEREBY GIVEN that Their. viii be . feti-
L tion pr,se1tei % the ard # County Conimt. p
Oner~ o LstVer wnrrh cli nfs. Kansas, a. th"if
n-xt sassi n asking tor Teln a. OF tie fsITy =
ii le and IeayenwuTtt STATE roJi be- We y the o.
lowing pint, to-w.t: CONNIE cling eighty iO1s
OF the stn-h beast corner u the sOuihrst q11r-
ter of section eleven, town Oh. range twenty. run
nirg ives on he section line OK wAf' l. commonly
<noxu a. the MriutyrH rat tween sections
eleven and fourtt en- To the mort e-t corner u
nnrthwcS gua-t # see ion fourteen, thence -"Gsn
10 the sou s-st cor lr Of sad northwest qu-Te-,
crossing the ola survey, theme. w-si thToush t.'
center Of 5. elton fifteen, Crt-si < the 0-i rvs
again g the county line where IL will iufel-egt th-
said road again JE-SE MtAtif
NAV sth Is-f-mavIi-w3t amt otbers.
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rheurnati.rn, neUri *, Dsk-j v, - = Is, sW-4--
Int, > burn., sea S1Saf bT'a.is pni-oncu ti'e+.
frozen ie ., z at, "a I IL I'm. ear sch &c, ~
her c-ipt % L. LirifnHut vii Dc sent = 70 a''y
ans IL l. the m0st der'u! d aflsz and ian
r. isviug az mt TIL world ha- ever produced II
IS a. 10 -ce Tr b fore DID sell, ard - rs
be~.uss " DOES iu-t wta. Urfr-u 70 %. re
-ott . Of the { ut4ur 10 Eisnt tor amin J clos
W, appeJ is Worth hGud 81 dol ar ''r SPAWN q,
or called hor-rs and MOLE and f's ser n
worn, In sd ey. 30 f1mi y or tOt k-'Nner al az
4, a 20 p. without Cen'anT . inis Cut Price. 30
c-uis: large batti,s. 81 %. J. 3. rose Il Co.,
s. Broadway, New York
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The Palmer combination Sewing Ma
chine htinchmcpr,

l. something that every family that bas
asewing machine should have. The Palmer
Manu- acquiring Company, No. 81 Eroad-
way, New York, are making, and keep con-
.t.utiy on hand, full line OF attachments
f5r all the leading sewing machines in Use.
l. sews without basling; hens ali Good'.
bias or straight; binds with braid or Gu;
binding; scaliops and points; gathers plain,
end rews to a band 4, the same time il de-
sired; cords bias bands and places a
cord wilt OF different colors into the gather.
ing seam, at the same time sewing on if de-
sired, at one operation, AMI all without
ba-,ing. 1t prepares and applies French
hem. and places fold in any seam without
Ia, ting. Makes eight different kinds OF
French folds, including the celshrsted MI
liners aud drvszmakefs fold in one and also
in two colors.
Agents are wanted every Where. See ad
OIL first page. and send for circular.
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SEMINAL wEAhNEss cURkr.

DIR. B1HANNAN'S VEGETABLE CURA
TIVE" permanently cures all forms Oi 'Spermai
oIrnea' or Seminal Wea ness in from Two
seven weeks time. II restores Lost Faver an
brings back the youihinl vigor OF those who hav
d, suOyed II ny sexual .xcesses OF evil practices
This remedy hiss been used by DR.. Boz AMMAN i
his private practice tor over thirty yesIs aud ha
never failed IL curing even the worst cs~.s. Tric.
Five Dollars. eGt TO any address, thee from OBJ
sery..ion).
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Castorist 9. N 70 than =l. 'i's'e for 's.-
tor oil Fl j. tho only Jgie al ie m ezistrpcs
Wlich - sure 90 regulate soc 5lvetf, cure ~ire-
cole aad produce ta.ufai slCrT- ] I!s faa; -
take. chs dren ned NJ cTy ana mo'h~rs may
sleep. FP'-
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.

DIR. BOHANNAN'S 'Pile Ointment' is guarsn.
teed Certain cure for p les, no matter what form
or how long standing, in from three to nv day .
Price One oil ar. Sent 10 any address (by mail
fifteen cents extra for postagel.
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u o. j. tlAi El.Ep r.at r--u-.se to-~ig:
- an abe -i' cay 81. arch. \. b.. 1874, he Bo.rd
r4-"t tYIr ia urti.F 60 J.. ,rth. in - d
sJarfv l : -ra auvI-ft "a. Dr. prgc, ediugs The n
AMI t.ere hal. a., tie r1il,v In1.
II r"iFf... 4u.t az Is.-lus rgsi ling ViIhiu
the 20 ci4 .fl .. 'snp tJwushig. in th.s COUNT .
osuins hafHH. uHie-. asse-, or reat ca Tie
within stfd s-u-.lp, ze haT-I ori-r.ai nj re-
4Jlfej To ss-E To- above uIlgrd Ito. confntd ia
the mustn't ti4e. ie'Ee-u the LrSf dsy Of AuTil AID
the FIST Say U. Huv--rt.-. iu Is I wear. of ualii
other=lse ofI.i.i. rud that ihs Celk -ise notice
.ereOf a1"oli'u- tolf.t'
hereby lIty shat she fpr,-Cjcr is correct
copy The rr.,Iu,oE aiosted Is trc Boar, q
C"pnty Comm s'. sr, The gire and pIare ailre
sail. BY ,-.,e- uJ tfr J. ari.
OLIVER uIEFESnOEF
Nay !, i~s4-ffwfv Sou " Ci~,k
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The dog nuisance ID Setihis W
,olar,ble. Hundreds of worthless CANNES
nov running the streets ought 10 De
slaughtered.
w. s. Til.ob, one OF our progressive
travelling agents, returned yesterday IRON
tin over the II L, F.. s. q g. L.. X, brinG
a., with him a list OF several hundred new
subscribers.
Yesterday afternoon shou: two o c!oek,
Joio Ferguson was run over by buggy on
F,t', : venue, and considerably damaged,
pew attempting to cross the street when
t.e eccs1,.r; occurred.
The ward mas er Of The Missouri Pacific
raiIrosd st A;chison, Mr.. Cornelius W
Curtain, in attempting to e; on the train
yes.eIdly morning "a il was passing north
fell beneath the swi l!y moving cars
The trucks passed over his right Lee
smashing il so badly that smFu'ation was
necessary. Mr.. Curtain live il this city on
Congress street, between All and oh
avenues.
The two military prisoners who escaped
from the guard a; the government quarry
Iay before yesterday By getting the fellow
drunk, were marched back - their cd quar-
ter. yesterday by q couple OF well srned
or1erlies. They were ugly Customers, and
Rad to b. banicufei together in order 10
keep them from again 'skinning out"
Tine Commonwealth of yesterday says;
I'm the high cour, yesterday s.'ernoon, when
Equator Winter aroae with liz yoluptuou=
swell, and uDfolded roll OF manuscript
which no ordinary carpet sack could con-
tain, it was very much feared i,y his fellow
senators that he contemplated iItic,iEg upon
them hi4 celebrated dissertation on ciEi
rights. Fortunately, it proved to be only :
motion TO adjourn, and on!y occupied ;hre'
pages of legal cap. The court felt snch :
relic: that the motion wss adopted instantly
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-21
DR.. WHITTIER,

VIZ Sss SuostSS euCSts 81 lOoISv NO.
Has bssn tesse, sseaceS In the special
sss. ma e f Snscn .sy
syphilis, conorrhcDa. elect, Structure.
Orohitio, Hernia. or Rupture, ell Urinary
Diseases and 0ypi,liitioor l1eScusial a6ec.
lions .: The throat, skin or bone0, are treated
WIN unparsile Success. !ate zinc principles
Spermatorrhcea, Sexual Debility and
1mpotoncy, asshe result " ssy ebsse In youth.
ual txcsses In masureP and With
prodaee sEs Of sac following sscts asessness sesia
psptss % s lsss Shysieai dsesv. esses - soeisv y
Isnsss es.fSea Of tseas TESS fssrssl 1sc~ ETC..
persssesiy esss e.aS les 9 p,s.s s..sIIsy :. 10
sb,ve sut In ssss1 saseioos. Tor p"s.ss s:anSs
diseases peculiar 60 yo.nfn. 80 :. =:
Val ea clSss,s Diseases and d.ptes eTts- r5-s.
Sss-S,ss &c. -sfsiy Gsied Descriptive pm hi,
stsf e3 for szmp'. Age With experience b.
led UPON. 1t elf evi easthat fkysan rarS-
.nis Of case, tTsy year ssquireA Sssst ski, Phy
moving il fesseafly recr An~o3 psrsons to
censAsat,l essaitatios, per onaiy or By stieT ee.
Invited. ATS iicorveaientto visit the ei.J r
asnt. medicines eaa b b. eyp-ess h-e.
cu-esoas ra=rza ed. whs seoa IL exis's is s,y
rated. On hJu .: "A. n - r. n. e1ptsys i n
Jpn P1.sas Oytsns n sls effv 81 eny Assr. nay coz
direct q fss Gee. 0aSnish I ring tie DVov Bill
Tase ub samns T. vhos hoS os ysvs rsons1 Il ths
most extensive 10 ~ eeuatry, eaarseing Hessrtoa ~
M,jc scd and vapoe Ba'hs mpre hsastvs Laboratory
al Used In thu sre prspsrrd
md Of al tie Library. where the old ami
laset saad I'd Woke e all the schools Of eeiss
ss1nd ala ns,e rates hfs size and eaiared 10 ne.
ii1ssr,; =s.. eo.d s-s. which kass been pfocn 81
FIRM P-rs f-a- rertr:Iess &c expsnss. sd rot 10 b
fu in s,y o;hsr isr-rv In -. ~i'y n trn-y 10
,h- ", y. fe7-1 ieallers. xddysss % sbe-<:
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R.Oaq N0tce.

AvCgICE i7 h-i,-y ri'es ..sa = petition " u bs
~ u.e.-ut.d To- IT, E-4.1 90 JuTty Has-
.rs atar.ulrr nee o. 2 % d leIl 10y said Gem
li~sone = a tie t.suTL EsI in - city al I
county Of LetytuWrSth, Oh ..DdaS- tss. LII
dap of dune, iNs 4 irI ur The appoint 'ut
ri View r. to View "urN,y, ..-i ny "a. i h"td
n Dr.aw re Towns ip, Is follows fD-Sr.
ComuieI eng The hsa>t corner 81 ~ha' IL
known as ''t 0aTt -qurIr on Main Sweet ana
running west uutif a. INT. -lr-s Fourth street :
thsu,e soutn on Whist is EusWl - Four Street.
10 the southern limit @! Delaware ~ ard IN ac-
cord autc with tAe original ia. q, said cItyl or a.
near 20 l- Practicable.
JAMES NAGHEE,
Nay ~, i--;-v-v Principal Peti:onrf.
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address DR.. C. A. BoHANNAN, No. 81, North
Filth street, ct. Louis, Mo
p4-Persons remitting money ~ mail for medi.
cites, si.l send by 'Postolfcs Order or 'Hegir-
cred Letter. decl7d&v
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Established In So. Louis Ia 1887. =

Cures all Private Diseases in short time, Ell he
10 male or fem ale; charges low fees; uses I.
curry.
DR.. BOHANNAN'S "Treatise on special Dis
cases." which fully exn!a rs Ine nature, Causes,
symptoms, Sc., ot.'-per,naLorrh-a, 'or '-eninI Al
Weakness, syphilis, Female Compi in's, sl in,
pediments of Marriage, and valuable information
on other delicate subjee's, sent FEE To address,
plain, sealed envelope, gu re1e pt 0: one stamp
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LEGAL
Executors Notice.

SJATE of KANSAS.
totaTY or LE&vESwvaTg-
la the Probate Court in sad for said County
Ia tLe matter OF the Es,a.e Of sarah Brine, dc
cea-ed-
NUTiC i HEEt BY GWEN that Letters
~ AlI4 Ms Iaticn have been & anted to The
Uu,s. ~ -u.c the Estate If sarah b rne decea--
Ell late said ruu- ", b. the d,f al e tn. Pro-
the ii b day Il iI'uaFy, A. u. 1873 Now, all
pet-Hts having claiuiS a u>t TIE - Esia . =
hereby OF Il tt.t they must present. h same
the IN ss.-iguri ior allowance, with me year
fsofn the d-Is a -aii lie ters. trss NAV Pee
al dst ir, any he Ell % -uSh e~tgc; and shat If
s'i-u ia us D. not rSb bed within tn e, yeas
alter tnr d.ie ~ al lstJeis. hey satii
"a fft4.
FEN' CTS ?. GEtNT xecuio- OF
tn E'i cS all ~slah Hy-ur, tv,ca- at.
Tli. Yrii 10 -. I,.4.-apr-i
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~ 49,
- - - ~

NyIf L Is ~ I.t EY tts. iai- JLs ans
- o. tho t"rPOIaJiur be c. i,-r Know a. -- IE
La W. oETu gFulFs1Asf oar. A. FsNLUS
AID UosIE Tp- FEtFNuLS-s 'gILp ~. - nae
be char &c 80, 9rd he mo- . ht vhi "A sal!
hsTetf. 60 o. an wI fS rs EsrssS HFIss
AsLYUd ID iluA- H.. F.l-S0Lr.s JgIr DEE>''
A1s. mos. CAE> !,
m1v-w ! Tr-.I Co..
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NEW OFFERsI
NEW IDEASl
See the Grand Gifts
OF
Our Fireside Friend

To 10 SutSeTlbcT5
Fnt'Vely ne. ard rnpre ed nted. end such ~
will inteTesr every nns You mi . II IL you dom !
Sud for slrap.ss and full isrricuiars which are
sent FIRE. -
,tE TIE GREAT WATCH OFFE
OUR FIRt SIDE F,IESD Is po~ in its Fifth Vol
UNI thor, u,h esiahi shed .. the LEADING family
rcuiatiop, and n, beet appointed printing amt
publishing Q tahli-h,sent and build Nc in tie
Me.t lss lag, light page ilus., q ef and orig
insl family we.sly. price thre" dollars per an-
mum Every sub.cr b = receive q IN guIhcens p,e-
m um AMI . sac in the disiri atoa s-b.erbe
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-ss our raref mons en- ere,
Painted upon . p lie; and under wit,
"Here nay you 80 the tyrAnt.

ID there any gentleman in this House
Who will tell you that you can construct
and build in Philadelphia hall ~
cbeaply - 1t can b done in Paris or
yieups. and OF the same dimennoutf
Do the ssnslsnsa Who have this matter
In chares propose to conssruct for this
internaSional celebeation at Philedelphia
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TO THE -

AsR. ]. E. DYorr, graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College, Phiiad-irhis, author OF
several valuable works, can he consulted On
all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Or.
gaDa, (which he has made an especial study
either in male or female, no matter from
wha: csu.e originating OF Of how long stand
ing. A practice o: so years enables him to
treat diseases with success. Cures gusran-
testi. Charges reasonable. Those a. dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enciosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Heajih, Price 10c.
J. B. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane 81. Ny.
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale AGENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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-sEft-uE Itu4ulFut.

Ths.r-1t discovery q he sge
Tier. IL 49, p-Iu wL4ch 80 Get
Q uT tiu.u.I.r w..l 70 trsiisv e, 0
swe In VII en- vi 20 sui due
ar. 20 Ten or c. ~ b. b 70 VT Mt
cure. This il sTDus lauEusEe.
bar.tfst us Il j. 10 hun ba /.
the ecsift = rrIhrsd ~ md 4. Il
b ff'r. A cEcu'1r 90 taif g. Z
Ger ilrafc. a. " RE 81 'Ir.s0f
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A. N. CROCKETT.

4 TTORNEY AT Law, Inslrsnee and Coll C.
IA ton Agent, Netawaka, JAcksJn Co. Kansas.
msylo-dAW.,f sfgn..
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MEDICAL.

vietin. Of this awful di-es-e ioun nd In every
neighborhood, in almost every house.
For Them ard for their frasnSs We have things OF
yood cheer ard hope-lhe announcement OF q most
important discovery, firmly oas.d upon common
ems. and reason by which the terrible nialsdy II
pos'tively controlled, and its victims restored
10 health.
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The dog nuisance ia getting to be in
to,srab,e. Hundreds of worthless CANNES
nov running the streets ought 10 De
slaughtered.
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Wilson'S Carbolate,. Tod Liver Oil

IL dot q secret empirical no~rrrn. IL 10 happy
combination OF two remedies known To physis 10 %
every where the best means oi eonhatting con
sumption. This com h;naiinn il Mr.. Wilsnn's
discovery. AMI 1. foI,rie nn.r I. the falioHins
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strong hands and und ,unted hearts; We
have the garden spot Of the earth for
our abiding place; We have all the ele
men,s of future success. not least of
| which We account determined spirit
not to add another farthipg 10 our pub
lie or private debts, and if The luxury of
a centennial celebration can only be had
a; the cost of breaking this resolve, then
away with II. We have the manhood
| TO say We will have none of it. With
our wives and little ones as Will nave a
far happier contenial among our own
besutiiul valleys of the West at home
on the Fourth Of July, 1876. out of deb,
and unembsrrasse ). ID q oil the spien
dor and pageanuy OF worlds fair
could afford us if the roofs which shelf
cred these dear ones we:e owned in part
by others.
Mr.. Chairman, look at this picture
Foriy-two million dollars OF q deficit in
the revenue in the fiscal year for which
We appropriate anticipated ard officially
announced; The tea and coffee of the
DOOR man proposed TO be taxed higher;
moor clerks in the Depsrr cut
down in their wages. and Government
subalteens every where preyed upon by
the spirit of economy abroad in all our
appropriations; our own salaries reduced
SO that they will hardly support us; mig
gardly legislation in all matters Of Gov
eminent necessity everywhere, and
three millions at one stroke for the CEN
tennisl. Great - may be the exhibi-
ton at Philadelphia in 1876, neither that
nor any fair the world has ever seen. or
will zee, will equal the folly. stupidity,
and CT: me which we shall exhibit IN this
capitol BY the passage of thi: bill;
With such . showing pas the bill, and
then this Congress should be-
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ses and conditions Of our countrymen,
hailed the inception of the centennial
With JOY.
The peopls understood by the act Of
Congress Of March 8, 1871. us; exactly
what was claimed tor il by its friends al
The time, and 10 more-that il was pass
ed in order 10 give the event a n-tional
character and prestige. How else could
thew view II, with these expressive
words before them in the law?
II Sec. Z. That no compensation for
services shall he paid 10 the commission
ers or other fiicers provided by This act
frou the Treasury o! the United States;
and the United States shall not be liable
for any expenses attending such exhibi-
ton, or ty reason of tie same.
To a plain. unsophisiicated public
there is no ambiguity in these words, no
lstent meaning no; expressed in the good
Eu gIiSI in which they are written; only
a lawyer, and / fear . "PhilaGelpha
law err" can be ia favor Of such . mon
strosity as This measure under discussion
o. would attempt to explain away the.
Sir, it is idle 10 say ills is net pledge
thSt lie people DO not SO undtrs ana u;
and hat it is net a crims TO disregard
IL.
But, Mr.. Chairman, the act of June,
1872. il Just as bad in this respect for the
adsoaa es of his bill And again I tell
you. gentlemen, you have deceived the
people if you propose now TO foist this
tax upon tie country, aud will be guilty
of double perhdy. Listen to the latest
pledge:
..But nothing in this act ehall be %
construed as to create any liability of
the United States, direct or indirect. for
any debt or obligation incurred, nor for
any clair, by the centennial interna.
,ionsl exhibition, or the corporation
hereby created. fox aid of hecuniary as
sistsn ce from Conetess OF the Treasury
of the United States In support or liquid
alton Il any debts or obligations created
b. the corporation herein authorized"
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sHAe1FF,s SALE,
STURGEON, Sharp 4co.
samue Pole9 ct ux.

DR. virtue II an Older bf sale to me iirsot.
ID ed from the couit II common pleas Of
Monroe county, 0hiol will offer for sale at
the front door Of the fourt house, In the
town of Woodsfsld, between the hours o.
10 o'clock q. m. and 4P'clock p. m. on
Saturday, the stl lay Of Aoy, 1874.
the following dsscriv fed zeal estate situate In
Monroe sounty, ohiA. tdwit:
The south end ofjthe louthwsst half Of the
southwest quarter Of dsction twenty-one,
township four Of range i've, and bounded
and described - Pillows: Beginning at the
woodsneld and Antioch r. aad where the SEQ
tion line crosses aid roadathenes east along
said section to ths cornet Of John MoAti
thence north Along sah MsAlt's lini
ten rodG fhenceswest to saia Woods6sld and
Antioch road; thsncs southeast with said
road ten .rois5 TO the plsss Of beginning
containing fveaorss, more q less.
Appraised I $780, > . ,,r-,,
- = Sheriff u. C. o.
HoILisTER & 0KH1, Gtt'ys.
apr7.'74ws.
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raE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY,
Taesday. May :. 1874.


@Our new steam Gre engine The Hrst
We ever had, arrived in New Castle, the
other day, and OF course the entire pop
ulatiou Of the village turned out to wit.
iless the trial Of the machine. Mr.. Bob
Parker secured the post of honor as hol.
der OF the service pipe; anil he was
mighty proud Of it. The engine was
down ct the wharf getting ready to pump
water from the river, and Parker stood
almost tour hundred yards off, at the end
Of line Of hose, waiting for the stream
TO Conc, so that he could equirt it over
the court house steeplo. There we're a
great deal OF delay while the men were
fixing the engine, and Parker incautious-
y held the muzs'e o. the pipe toward
his waistcoat willie he discussed the
question of third term for Grant with
Rev. DR.. Hopkins At the most inter
esting moment of the debate the engine
suddenly began 10 work, and the next
instant two inch stream struck Parker
IN the stomach with terrific force and
rolled him over in the gutter. He felt as
II the gull stream had been shot through
him from front to back. Then the pipe
gave . couple Of eccentric Jerks, smash.
ed DR.. Hopkins hat into black silk
chaos and emptied hogshead Of water
into his open mouth, It concluded the
exercises by getting into such a position
that 1t could play million gallons a
. minute up the left ffowsers leg of the
PROSTATE Mr.. Ps1ker Parker seemed
q lose al interest in the capacity Of that
Nine. Haven't home for his Sunday
lthss, and he has since intimated to
j confidential friends that if Grant
lould spend the whole Of his third term
4nirting ! stream fifty thousand feet
igh with that diabolical Gre extinguish-
r be, Parker, would not 60 around the
cornerto witness the spectacle.-Aaz
adler. $3.50.