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Nervous Diseases.

The Su6IDfu experience of the Institute in the
treatment ana cure OF nervous disorders, hiss IN
dueed the author (Dr. A. a. Hayes 10 publish i
second entirely neu and more eidtoTdts irofk ell
titled 'DiSLASES u THE NESN,'JS 81 -
TEM.r 1t treats ofthe Cause of er,cus grange
ment; Anxiety of Mind Illusions and Haliue "a
tions: sleep and Sieeples ness; Urinary anas SIS,
as Detective Of Disease; Various rInary Deposit
Hygenic Observations On Nervous Affections; AL
cohol, Tobacco, Opium, Hacshis; Uses and abu., 5
Of Popular Nervines, Sc., Sc. This book Is sub
stantaiy bound, over 300 pages, royal &C avo,wii
q engravings. Pric- 81. sent by mail, postpaid
on receipt Of price.
These are, beyond all comparison, the most ex-
tranrdinary works on Physiology ever Published.
e, OF either Sex, can either quire or wish TO
Know, but what is iu'iy explained, and many
matters Of the most Important and interest ~
character introduced, To which no afusion
even can bs found ia any y her works in our Ian
guage. All the New Discoveries OF the author.
whose experience is such probably never before fe
tine lot of any man. given in fun. especially
any Of those relating II Spermatorr ei, lnipoten-
cy, Sterriaity or Barrenness. No person should he
without these valuable books. The press Through
out the country, the clergy and the medical faculty.
generally highly extOl these extraorJ mary and
useful works I he most fasride reai the m.
81 Either book sent by mail. postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of price.
DR.. W. II. PARKER, member Of the Roy
College Of Surgeons, London. late Medical inspecc
tor General U. s. A., Honorary Member OF tn
American Medical Faculty, and Assistant Physl
clan of the Institute, may slso be consulted on all
diseases requiring skill and experience, 10 whom
all correspondence should be addressed, or TO the
Peabody Medical Institute, No. Buihnea street
Boston, Mass.
0s Inviolable secrecy and certain relief
ap17-eoiNw
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The American Ss,dine Co.'S Boneless
Sardine-, are much better, and less than hal.
e costs OF imp r;ed Sardines. lTr.
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CERTAIN CUHE FOR PILES

DR.. BOHANNAN'S Pile Ointment is guaran-
teed rtain cure for Piles, matter what form
or how long staining, in from three to five days
Price One ! oil ar. sent TO any address (by mai,
fifteen cents extra for pos-sgel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26

Coughs and Colds are often overlooked. a
continuance ior any length OF time causes "
,.tion of the Lungs or some chronic ihroa,
disense. 'BRowN's BRONCHIAL 1RocHfs
are an effc;ual Cough Remedy. OK"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26
U.vn~le~.sne Food.

Bv the una,ural combination of different
articles by ignorant persons for baking pow
ders. (even if articles are pure) they render
the food very indiges,ibie, as the chemical
action, when they enter the stomach, prevent
their being digestsd. Of these mixtures it
requires but small quantity to make food
verv uuvho!esome. "Dr. Prices Cream
Basine Powder" is The only powder prepared
by The application of scientific principles.
combining all the elements OF perfect pow
der. thus making it safe. economical and NO.
,ricious, and only to be equalled in purity
and strength by his True Special Flavoriues
of Vanilla, Rose, ETC., with which every
housekeeper should be provided. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26
Aeu,e Thirc.-Dr. Eipp's syphilli.

A euIe TLine.-Dr. Edpe's Syphilli-
Isne6y is Wa,l,l,zG 10 cue syfli'
inthe pri ns,y, tecordaiy and ter.
ary stages, and In all lie varied an
omplicates forms and will cure the
oree cases of venEysl diseases, cases
hich have resisted tie treatment OF the
most eminent physiciNns in America.
Il cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in Q few days. Ncures ulcers in
the nose, throat, head. arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones ana joints,
sveilipes in the joints syphilitic rheuma-
~ 20 in q short time. Prise IS PEI
neckaee. Sent everywhere by express.
a trocSise ON sexual diseases free. Sen,
eealod foe two Stamps. Sold BY DR.. j.
DiDsbser. 5J6 North Seventh stree. Sc.
Lopis. No. Cures guaranteed o. money
G-6nis1. Rehk PaxAan Al, to1
(1I11In1dluGG ~ ~
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Address Or. c. A. BoHANNAN, No. GIG North
Fifth street, st. Lnuis, Mo
Nc Persons remitiing moneyhy mail for medi-
cires, ~i.l send by 'Posioiiice UrdSr' 'HAsis-
tered Letter. deci7d1w
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The street railway has taken it-elf on,
Shawnee to Brosdway and is steadily wend-
ing lis course toward the fair grounds.
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A EOOk for Every Nan.

THE SCIENCE Of LIFE, or SEIF-PhESER-
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Cure Of Exhausted Vitslity. spermaio- fhea, -eui-
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Notice of Publication.

STATE KANSAS.
FIRST JUDICIAL DI>rhICr, 81
Le~NeLwUrta County.
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ON SU MPTION
AND IFS CURE

Victims Of this swfui disease are found in every
ne;ghborhoOd, in almost every house.
For them and for their frienis We have things Of
good cheer and hOpe-the announcement OF o most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. by which the terrible maady is
positively controlled, and its victims are restored
To health.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26
CONSUMPTION

NJ the lungs and tubercalous phtsis seIcfu a,syph
Ioid disea.es, wasting degeneration and liberation
Of the Kidneys diabetes, s'OPpase Of sater ins'ah
sou, relief afforded where caiheiers have 10 oe
used. thus doing away with the painful operation
n using these Instruments ds,oiSinG stone IN Inc
bladder and in all Gases ot
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SAMUEL T. BUTrEEwORTH, P'a:niis. I

In the District Court M and for said
County.
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Price 25 Gents FER Box.

sapWAY& CO., SO Warren. cor Church street,
New York.
Read FALSE AND TRUE. send one letter
clamp to Railway 4 Co., No. s. warren, ecf.
.:h.rch .treet. Sex York. Information Sorf
hou.anjs viii be sent in return
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

Ia not . secret empirical nOstrum. 1t Is . happy
combination of two remedies known to physicians
every w here the best means OF combating con-
sumption. This conf nation is Mr.. wilson s
discovery, and il founded upon the following
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-10-20
A Spelling School Lesson.

AS the season for spelling-schools is ap-
preaching, we would suggest the following
lesson. 1t contains very many words in
which mistakes are likely to occur
"The most skilful gauger / ever knew
was maligned cobbler, armed with a
poniard and a ferule, who drove pedler's
wagon, using mullein-stalk as an instru-
ment of coercion, to tyrannize over his pony
shod with calks. He was Galilean Sad
ducee, and he had phthisicky catarrh,
diphtheria, and the bilious intermittent
erysipelas. A certain sibyl, with the
sobriquet Of "Gypsy," went into ecstasies
of cachinnation at seeing him measure out
bushel of peas, taking up two peas at
time, and trying to separate saccharine to-
matoes from q heap of peeled potatoes,
without dyeing or singeing the ignitible
queue which he wore, or becoming paral-
yzed with hemorrhage. Lifting her eyes
to the ceiling of the cupola of the Capitol
TO conceal her unparalleled embarrassment,
making an awkward courtesy, and not
harassing him with mystifyings, rarefying,
and stupefying innuendoes, she gave him
a conch, a bouquet of lilies, mignonette,
and fuchsias, treatise on mnemonics,
copy Of the Apocrypha in hieroglyphics,
daguereotypes of Mendelssohn and Kos
ciusko, Kaleidoscope, a dram phlal of
ipecacuanha, tea-spoOnful of naphtha,
for deleble purposes, ferrule for cane,
clarionet, some licorice, surcingle, a car
nelian Of symmetrical proportions, chro-
nometer with movable balance-wheel, a
box Of dominoes, and catechism. The
gauger, who was also a tvafIicking Tectifer
and q parishioner of mine, preferring
woolen surtOut (his choice was referable 10
a vacillating, occasionally idio-
syncrasy) wofully uttered this apothegm
Life is checkered but schism, apostasy,
heresy, and villainy shall be punished. -
The sibyl apologizingly answered "There
is a ratable and alIegeable difference be-
tween comfortable ellipsis and a trisyila-
bic di@resis." We replied in trochees, not
impugning her suspicion, nor haranguiug
the audience. Thus Gypsy" remained
in the ascendant. Her ascendency can new
er again be. .queried by any queasy vulgar
quean. 1
EB- Religion is 10 live according 10 the
commandments Of Goo, which ia in ac.
cordance with the laws Of love.
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Gbe Ginres, Ntm BluOnrhelO, pa.

have to be off tomorrow, and begin prepa-
rations forthwith. There's no end to the
sewing and trouble when people make up
their minds TO get married. And you'll
have to commence the housekeeping part
of your education, which you can do at
once. You couldn't have better time for
it, this being the picking and preserving
season. To be sure, you won't have 80
much to learn as If you were getting
another sort Of husband, but dare say,
you will like to have nice things yourself
sometimes, and it would be as well to
teach Mr. Page to care little about them,
just for the sake Of appearing we'll in COM
pany. You'd feel queer if he would make
such blunder at your table as not to
know haunch of venison from q sirloin of
beef"
The old lady opened the door to 20
down stairs, and Clara heard her exclaim,
"Dear me, Mr.. Page, do you lodge in that
roomP I didn't know it before It's well
you are to be one of the family, for you
have no doubt heard plenty of our little
confabs."
A new idea struck Clara, and when she
met Mr.. Page at the foot of the stairs,
waiting to conduct her to the tea-table,
she asked, "Was Aunt Cripps right in her
conjecture just now P--and if so, pray con-
fess all you have overheard"
"The most important item was very
original piece Of advice"
(Which you have just been persuading
me to follow" added Clara.
"Just so, answered Mr.. Page, smiling /;
"for by undertaking, for the amusement of
the moment, novel experiment, without
a single thought as to how far burst pre-
sumo to carry it, l very clearly identified
myself with the respectable character l at
tempted to personate."
" / should think you must be disappoint-
ed in your niece's match, my dear mad
am, said an old friend of Mrs. Cripps,
who met her, for the first time, some
months subsequent to Clara's marriage
after knowing your opinions about hus-
band for her, confess was surprised to
hear that she had taken man of so much
character as Mr.. Page"
Pooh pooh ~ said Mrs. Cripps eleva-
ting her eyebrows, and lowering her voice
almost to whisper "Ar. Page is the
very man thought him at first. People
have got great idea into their heads of
his wit and wisdom; and it's well enough
he can pass himself off for it-but between
you and me, it is not all gold that glitters
If you were at home in their house,
as always am when l go to see them, and
had chance to know how he pets his wife,
and let's her have her own way in every
thing, you'd agree with me that if he is not
a fool, he is SO much like one that it would
take wiser person than either you or to
find out the difference"
And to this day, Mrs, Cripps thinks
Clara owes her good fortune, to having
taken the advice given her, in the first
paragraph of this story.
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Professional Cards.

II. JUNhlN, Attorney at Law,
~ New Bloomfield, Perry CO.. Pa
AS, onice--Next door TO the residence Of Judge
Junkln. 45tf
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tB- Religion is TO live according 10 the
commandments Of Goo, which is in ac.
cordance with the laws Of love.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-10-20

eB- A day or 80 ago the daughter Of u
German grocer in Rochester, N. Y5was
married Her father, with pride and aspice
Of humor placed plaeard inthe window,
bearing this device {" This store Is closed
on account Of some fun in the family"
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EpItaph.

John spellman's like will ne'er DO found;
He dyed for all the country round r9w 3
Yet hear with patience, " you can, soo
The base ingratItude Of man;
When death approached, with aspect grim,
Not one Of them would die for him,
80 leaving all his worldly pelf.
Poor John at last died for himself.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-10-20

"M. A. MORRISON.
W JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and GENERAL,
COLLECTOR, NEW GERMANTOWN, Perry co . Pa
r, ~ Remittances will be made promptly for ali
Collections made. T4l
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II EwIS POTTER, NOTARY PUBLIC New Rloom-
IL field, Perry Co., Pa ND-'0''-
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages. and Leases carefully
kinds OF Pension and Bounty papers drawn and
certified, Will also take dispositions to be reid in
any court in the United States 7i01yE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-26
THE SIAMESE TEINS.

DIR. HOLIINGSwORTH'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or A STRANGE LIFE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H.-ln conversation yes
terday with Dr. Hoingsworh OF Mount Airy, NJ g.. con
corning the SiaInese twins, the Doctor said
The twins moved to neighborhood In 1916 Before
the wal they did not agree as brothers 50 III dlss9ny
bad tho better disposition OF the two. said IN pres
their business agent that lie coud not live with
his brother alnicaby and wanted have separation
replied that the most eminent surgeons or Europe mad
given their opinion adverse TO sucn ar operation, ana
that would do 1t, adding that would rs soon cut
their troats. This startling view together with the
agents persuasons, caused the matter To drop They
were born face face. and could have been at
during their lives back 10 back, is some accounts
represent The connection was by an extension OF tue
sternun at time OF their death almost IN its
hardness and nearest In appearance ana sze 20 man
hand with the f1gers stretched out aud squeezed To-
gefhor aud with the thumb underneath, making CON
and surface respectively above ana below
center OF this band was the marx oI single
umbica cord. The absence OF doublcneSS III this re-
gard confirmed by the statement OF the mother to her
son Eng who repeated II to me. This band examined
after death. 1t had but umbiilcal mark precisely IN
the center Of the connection aud underneath EhS Tue
Iation to his weak and s.ckly brother. and re-.
marked. several occasions. I'VE cant i've long;
them at the time of the interview the SUB:
ject possibly the severance might have been per-
before the death of Eng, 1 would certainly have
attempted the operation. The concerning
have deferred me. but my only fear that peri.
tonitis would set H. as TINS Dand CONNECTED hset
ensiforn cartilage apparently Ossfed hard
"a the thigh bone, and II had morton in IL and had
very little and that only at particular point
center The danger OF peronits alone prevented
tbe operation Their wives white sisters. born
Yates, raised IN North Carolina. uneducated but
naturally intelligent. about ~ years old, weighing 2CO
AND 25 pounds respectively. and children ola mother
who now weighs nearly 4C0 pounds. The twins were
fonu playing draugnts but never against each Other
saving IL would be no amusement.
They were not members OF any church, but went Occa
sonaly with their wives Their brains were distinct
They wore good business men. ana often III driving
bargain they wOu.d walk aside and consult together is
IN what was best. They mad only two dear and dumb
children deaf girl recently married III RiieIgd. No
two men honest III their dealings nor more
De habits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-26
bill was founn In the Controllers Office when Mr..
Green took and Its fraudulent character was
| expoeed.-Edl
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-NO 25-Eldred agt Sax
error Of W'consnThs contest
affected grnto the state Of Wisconsin
OF OF
Pom du Lake Winnebsgo,
norbery which the lands question The
set p,o which nmsined 10 the United
States within sr should be sold for than
double the psb lands and thai they should not
sale at the sance es The plaintiff entered the lands. but
bis valid teeanss vhe1
lands public sale required b the statute
Offer public the defendant
as equitable title is superior The judgment for the
enry made public and the decision dgned IS
j. p G. Co for plaintiff in errors b d. fnney Tor defend
Th. wa, an scon claim for balance due under
tract vita The plaintiffs csim sosed nv the
portion OF paid to him balance however
Of attorney In blank, Authorizing
blank the money bat not at'es1ed by Two witnesses uno
the 1863 diverted 10 others The csim
here ha 1aj basnee Of altos
pey which declared absolutely void the plaintiff
ti recover Clms found that the 10 whom
received under vrtna order Of stowe ana me
counsel OF United this being the the act vii
sOs the plaintiff 20 be pad twice Rever
johnson the Solicitor General for the Government
207-Toyn QeDbury AIT Culver error 10 The Circuit Court
District OF New seton on Doa
iue bY authorizing aid 10 the construction
village Pals interse the Saratoga
and The payable bea AID were
delivery aud the Court below held that De was
notice OF irreguny t any or
ssue by the corpr
dill sufficiently show show AZ an any
that the Law authorizing the OF ne
bonds void violation Of the Constitution o. the S oh
concluded Judgment
pee construction Of local statutes IL me
in drawn question: Fanes hsf
nan plaintiff error; Hughes Nortlrop for defendant
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P4SSENG FRS SAILED.

PoR LrvHRpooI--fa ssamshD Asrpf, jar. PA. Pro.,.
r. Rid Benjsrin Ford Ms Pu-d rpt Porter a.
Sawyer Herrqaes MICS u. Henrass NJ Dassaoa J.ass
Itnsn, DAVIS, Lous sbsusH H. iisho ~ Gs5.er.
Frowen Robert Goude Charles spieborze Jssph llsmiLgxsy
Mrs Hemingway and infant " ~ H-nn' ars Ham, Ne HAM
Miss HsBsA. Mia Katie BSnns, T. Chr etfed tnss
Elston W. Dys Mr.. Dow. CosmsDd-r G. Bthsct T.,
Miss D.. Lander Miss BIZ A. SpeDssy Rev T. Faa LIAR
POR HiVKR-fn syanashtp P.irs ysu. 2i-NE Lsfsvr n>
a<s Marie halcAs L. W.
den Louis Veutur. Heary Bescls Pie Bsf Vile, A-ssll
msau Ansue Jonsqae. Mr. Lesle Mss EdrOnis Leris Nm
Bongoures N Jeanne T. pod ani c ~ ksene Asrv.
Aleron Mis- Fugens A.reT. Me, Nina Meht h I..heas
Mehl Mis-. Bmele AsbL Aeb Nj 80.
berg Capt Ginppe Caher ver Flucsco Gani' Jaes R.
Aiop Aabno r. Anled Ms. Ensene ABifed. Paul Muller
Geo. Blst Louis kbi, hoe hgele Bernhat', Ggtarl M
Resale Moncag Mis- chen't Geo Fischer Mss e. hsesef n.
smiles.
FOR SAVANNAfIfn steamship san Jtiao Jan IA W Bsz-
H. ChfR Pratt Thocas Walsh VII Walsh aud wiz.
d. Roe H. IL. Hougb.og, H. L. Hsttrson selA b. n
~ o. bore Els sally araie hrs r. Clark Mr. Hueo
SpcryA Wiswe W. Deyennev Mr. Cropper snd servant
b. Shutas Mis- A. Pierce Moran J. a. Cheshr0gsh ~
walker James Rocky MssJ G. Petersen W y. wsey ks
Fountain CbarleA Smith W. Chomhean and wife MS ". A.
CLARK John Brswy Alderman M-s r. err, ST.. Mccarthy,
James X oodbrdys. wife AMI ch Asous, Nm Cahsss.
W. X. Robesog j., de'aehm.nto OF soldiers u ; A. -
FOR GLhsGOWfn s'canShp S0~ oC VfrgiHta Jan. 2Csr<
Jms Ross, hs Ros Bliss NJ L. Williams yoba Esel hlsI ht-s
Ms Losy. MAsr " IT, LoTy Mss LoHy Thomas benohn.
J. Is.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JAS. 20.
No steamship Mails

TUESDAY. JAN. 81.
Great Britain Ireland and
Idahs. IL a. Supplementary Mf.l thu
Pos, Omee at 1880 Steamship sails 1880 Pie
No. as X.
A Prussan Closed Mall 10 sent By this line
For Continental and Hamburg Mail b. the steamship Herder mak
close IL 80 Supplementary Mail closed the PossOcs
rs Steamship sais at from the foot Of First
Nails for Havana direct By steamship Castle m
suppIemenary closed the Post Once 24O
ship sails u ) IN. hop Pier No ~ ~ H.
WEDNESDAY. JAZZ. ~
and Liverpool.
Java, IL Supplementary Nal closed - the Post
Omse l25 steaushp sails at N, IRON CeDarj Dock
Jersey City.
Nss Tor Panama Aspipwa Central American
.,ts nor etc per steamship 10
saip sails at ~ H.. nom Pier No AZ. n h ~
rHuRsDAl. JAN. 20.
Via Pynoash Chebours and Hamburg BY steamship
PostOnee At p steamship sails nom
Ms,s for Havana direct bv tbe steamship City Of NswYoi close
Supplementary Nail closed ~ the Pot Ofce at 24O
,. N Steamship sails c, 2 N: rom PCT No. 5 N H.
FRIDAY. jan. ~.
Msis for Kingston SavAuh kG BY the steamship Aks
Steamship sais at frsm Per No Il North River
VebesueIs arseoa and Porto heo By the
Csbs al Steamship sails al Pier
No II North hveT
Mas NswloupdAsa close az se~ioss Potos sy
y. n. wa Hahar
Hshfax. ~ s. ehss The SewYosA Post0hc-
q " n, and goes Bosoa
sATURDAY jan. 81.
Por h Mail only Queenstown aud Liverpool by the steamship
the Pos. Once steamship sAs as from Pier No.
Is North River.
Mails for ssaihsmpen and Bemn per the steamship
Dopal, eLss o. ~ n Supplementary Mall eod al Nc Pvst