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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18
LawIessness In Kentucky.

The following plain talk to the Demo
cratic Legislature of Kentucky from the
Courier Journal, should have some effect
We commend to the attention of the
Kentucky Legislature, which recently re-
fused to pass bill for the suppression OF
lawlessness, the provisions of which were
recommended by the Governor of Ken
lucky, in a carefully prepared message,
the facts of murder committed in Mont
gomery county. the other day, by band of
the masked gentry by courtesy called out
laws and in reality scoundrels and towards,
whose mates, beiike, are not to be found in
any community in the civilized world out
side of Kentucky.
In this instance they shot and killed a
child OF seven years, whose only offense
was an unfortunate terror of their murder
Gus bearing and flight from their bloody
presence. In this same county, month
or so back, band of masked men, doubt
less the same gang, visited the lonely house
of widow, applied a torch to 1t, and, as
the shrieking Victim fled from the blazing
ruin, shot her dead in her tracks. These
are the only deeds yet recorded of the
Montgomery county outlaws" But in
Shelby county, some months since, q band
of the same ilk shot and killed respecta-
BILE citizen who gave the shelter of his
house to a helpless woman. In Henry
county, within the past two years, MEM
bers of the same bloody fraternity killed a
negro woman and then treated her BODY
with the most frightful barbarity.
In Jessamine county, not long afterward,
a family of three or four negroes, two of
whom, as we recollect it, were children, af-
ter being foully murdered weIe dumped
into sacks and sunk into the Kentucky
river. These crimes and scores more Of
hardly less cowardly nature, have never
been punished nor can we now remem-
Der any active efforts having ever been
made to secure punishment. Are these
things never to be stopped ? Is Kentucky
ever to be disgraced by them? Will the
body of the people not even
adopt the least measure proposed to eff
upon ours good name this enduring menace
TO our prosperity
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18
On Main street, Knoxville, Tenn
In ChancerY Court az seYIerYiIIe,
Knoxville Tenn.

y Il. Pate ct al, vs.. George Henderson, et ais,
pa nant's bill which Is sworn IT, thAtthe defendants
Josiah Leath, Josiah Leath, Mary J Leeth, Samue
40 bSt he 5roesss csnnat b 1
them; i Is therefore cred BY the Clerk and Master
that publication be made TO- four consecutive weeks
published in the city Of Knoxville State OF Tenn
notifying said resi- ent defendants to appear N
me First Monday Ap il next, and make defense TO
said ball or the will be taken fer confessed and
cause to them set for hearing eX parte Ibis the
18th day Of Jsnua y, A. D., 1874.
Attest: D. P. GAsS. C&N.
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Non-Residcnt Notice.


Bird Brown vs.. VIM. G. Newman and Joseph L, King
IN THIS CASE THE COMPLAINANT, BIRD
Brown, having filed his bill of complaint upon oath
in the Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn, against
W. q. Newman and Joseph l.. King charging among
other things. that the said W. Newman is justly
indebted TO him. and resides out of this State, and
having OBJ aimed by the order and fat of the Honora
bic NJ, l.; Hall. Judge &C.; an original attachment
against the estate of the said W g. Newman, roturna
bic to the March Term, 1874 of said Court. and the
same having been levied on as the property Of said W.
q, Newman, it is ordered by the Clerk and Master
that the said W. q. Newman be required to ap-
pear before said Chancery Court at the in
Knoxville, on the 3rd Monday of March next and
make defense said BILL the same will be taken for
confessed and the set for hearing parte it
is further ordered that this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chroni-
cle the Ia to be at least week before said Sd
Monday Of March, 1874. This 4th day of February.
1874.
copy of the order-Test:
NJ l. PATTERSON, c. an
iiiw4t By w. A. aALBRAITH b. G. AZ M
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18
In Chancery Court AT Knoxville,
Tennessee.

NO. Z,bU3.
Loner Strouse q Co. and Others vs. Simon Bissinger
and wife. ct al.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH Is
sworn to that the defendants, Meyer, Fieldman d
Co.. Newburgur Hockstradter. and Kahn d Co.,
firms. the members Of which reside and do business in
the city Of Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania but
whose individual names are unknown, are non-resi-
dents Of the State of Tennessee IL is ordered that the
defendants above named appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville Tennessee, on the Sd Monday in
March next 1874 and make defense to the bill filed in
this cause, or the same will be taken for confessed
1t furhered ordered that this notice be published in
the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle for four consecutive
weeks This 4th day of February 1874.
A true copy. Attest;
NJ. i, PATTERSON, c. Am,
ii4w4t BY. w. A. GALBRAITH, D. G. 6M
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N. I. PATTERSON. c. S.M.
BY w. A. GALBRAITH. d. GYM
I'm Chancery Court at seyierYiIle

Mary Hodsden ct a. vs.. John II. Caldwell ct al, m
TNTHIs CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM COM
gipants bill which is sworn 10, that the defend
ant John s. McNutt is resident Of this State SO
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him. Is therefore ordered By the Clerk and Master
mat Pubca ion be made for four successive weeks in
the hnoxyille Weekly Chronicle q newspaper pub
lshed IN the cit ofKpoNVlle State of Tennessee nO
of,he Cs.s and Mastsr Of The Chant court at Sc
.iervi e. on the lst Monday of April next, and make
defense TO said bill the same will be taken for CON
tessed and the TO you set M hearing eY rare,
This the 2sth day Of January, A; ID: 1874.
Attest; D. P. GASs. c. Am.
iiiw4t.
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ChaDcery Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee,
Crawford W. Hall "a. John W. Mays.
NO.2,W2,

Crawford W. Hall "a. John W. Mays.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH Is
j. sworn to- that the defendant, John W. Mays, is
nonresident of the State of Tennessee it is ordered
that the defendant above named appear before the
Shansery S3urs at eS hehnessee, on tne pa
bill filed in this cause the same will be taken for
confessed. 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle for four
consecutive weeks This the 4th day of February 1874.
A true copy. Attest:
NJ. L. PATTERSON. c. M.
ii4w4t ByW. A. GALBRsITH, D. GYM
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In the Chancery Court AZ cambridge,
Tenaesaee

b. M. Branncr CT al, executor &C., VS.. ]. r. Brown
etal.
TNTHIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE CouRP
ordered by the Court that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxv lie Weekly Chron
Chaneey Court at cambridge on or before the second
Monday OF July next. and make defense to com plain
ants BILL or the same will be taken Cor confessed and
the cause set for hearing ex parte as TO him,
4 true copy Of th order take IRON the reSord
Attest; b. r. N. BLACKBURN. G. an.
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Court at Knoxville.
Tennessee.

No. Z,bUH
G. D. Swart vs. j. F. Sprague and Spencer Munson.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH is
sworn to that the defendant, j. Sprague, is
resident Of the State of Tennessee is ordered that
the defendant above named appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at Knoxville, Tennessee on the Sd Monday
in March next 1874 and make defense TO the bill filed
IN this cause or the same will be taken for confessed
1t is further ordered that this notice be published in
weeks. This the Attn day of February 1874.
true copy. Attest
H. /. PATTERSON, G. & NJ,
iiiw4t. By w. A. GALBRAITH, D. @. an
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18
Nashville, Chattanooga aud st. LOaIs Railway
Stock.

The AtlGntG Constitution Of the 9Th inst
says: ION Tuesday last the executor of Col.
Ben. Nays estate sold in this city stock in the
Nashville, Chattanooy "a and St. Louis Railroad,
amounting to $4,000, TO parties in Nashville,
Tenn, At 10 cents ON the dollar. A sale at such
figures so soon after the panic is very gratifying
TO the friends of that line and its President Col.
e. w, Cole
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Cattle, Hogs and Sheep for Sale.

GRADE JERSEY Cattle og EXTRA MIXING QuAIIr.Es.
Fifteen cows with calf TO imported Jersey bull go
TO- 90 webtshgs hefers $25 to 1905 six bul calves.
$40 20 %; SoIlhdOWn and CoEsWold sheen Address
y. ~ MA5kY,
ulW-2m Ccn:or1, Tenn,
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Chancery Sale of Valuable
Farm,


No. 400.
DURSuANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED BY
j the Chancery Court at Knoxville, in the case Of
Geo. w: Mabry, for the of o. p Tempievs. W. W.
and A; W. Moorfeld at the Septem Der Tern. 1873.
willse in front of the Court heuse door in Knoxville,
on SATURDAY. the eth day of March, 1874 at II
o'clock A. M, the tract Of land mentioned and de-
scribed in the peadings lying in the civil district Of
Knox county. adjoining the lands of Mynatt, Smith.
Seaton and others.
TERMS:
said land will be sold Il credit of six and twelve
months and in bar of the right of redemption taking
from the purchaser notes With security bearing inter
est from date and retaining lien on the land.
ii4wit NJ. l.. PATTERSON, c. IN.
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CLARK q FULLERs
A MBROSIAL OIL.
The Great Southern Remedy
SANFORD. CHAMRERLAIN d ALTERS

Wholesale Agents for East Tennessee.
The following is one of many certificates the Great
Remedy has received:
Extract from a letter Of Mrs. r. II. Rivers. lady
well known in connection with Florence (Ala Female
Institute, and of Summerfed. Ala. She writes from
Summerfeld. Ala, September, 1861:
Messrs. Clark, Gregory q Co.: am nearly out of the
Ambrosial ON and Liver pills can't get along without
the Oil. Ihaye pever known such a remedy for Group
We moved 10 this place few weeks ago. and while
the way staid in MONTGOMERY for several nights wait
ing for boat: After we had retired. abont II o'clock
at night our little girl about four years DID, taken
with Group. much Alarmed, but thought Of your
Anhrosial Oil got up gave her one teaspoonfulli
rubbed her throat and breast; put her to bed, and
heard mere Of Group that night. have tried it in
various and 1t has Recer failed feel i ought
10 be known sovereign remedy for Group. II is al
the best remedy for piles have ever known Please
send Of your largest sized bottles Of Ambrosial
OIL three boxes your Painless Pills and three boxes
Of your Chill ri Is Be sure to send them as we pust
have them Bro. Murrah. the bearer 81 this viii pay
yor Tor the same Ny husband Is still lame; suffers
much. He has now charge Of the Female College here
and has great faith in your medicine.
With gyeat respect. MRS. II. II RIVERS
Summarized, Ala.s Sept. 1861. XIII d&wlOWs-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18

Having bought for Cash, from Messrs Cowan,
McClung & Co., their entire Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries and Woodenware, we intend in
future to keep much larger Stock of Goods in
the Grocery line than ever before For cash and
to prompt paying customers, we will sell Goods
in our line for small profits as the same quail
ty has been sold at heretofore. Our Stock of
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18

One hundred flags were displayed in the
harbor of Savannah on the anniversary of
the birthday of Robert +. Lee, but there
was not one star-spsngled banner
among them all.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18

OF no less Importance % the peo.
pie of Tennessee than the currency
question is what is known as the
"Civil Righ Is Bill" introduced by Charles
Sumner. 70 the people of Mr.. Summers
State where mparatively, there are no
sol0r9d people and where the common
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-18
In the ChRnoery COurt at cambridge lief
fersOn county, Tennessee.

William GalbTaith. administrator w. Sarah Dick and
othe :.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF SAID COURT
in his cause. at the January Term, 1874 tae Mas
ter hereby notice % all of the creditors of of the
estate Of Wn- Dick decd that they must file Their
claims properly authenticated, before the 2nd Monday
of July next, or they will be foreV or barred,
d. 4. N, BLACKBURN, C &M,
Feb 2 1874 ill-AW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-18

ana hrk Sslisf b the ef,esey Of prayer. THIS
must be seconded By hath N man. Faith In man
10 not easy OF exercise natural fkith In
God. And yet d thcre not in every mans heart
or nature something that is good, something that
can be touched BY love; soma gentle memory Of .
mother, sister or happy home nor made wicked
BY the mans dissipation, which can be reached in
the nature OF every drunkardf Fidelity In. every
phase OF this work-in money, prayer and con
slant effort Is ENTHUSIASTICALLY not OF few
acting In the foreground, but Of all the faithful
efforts Of the multitudes, are required before any
success can be assured.
The meeting was then closed with singing and
prayer,
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FIRE

ofacers Amiss and o'Conner yesterday morn
ing, at's:so-o'clock, turned in an alarm from box
a. caused by the discovery Of IRE in the basement
Of house No. 1875 K street, the former residence
Of Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War, and oc-
eupied BY Senator Jones, Of Nevada. Itoriginated
from defect in the furnace. When the IRE de-
partment and the policemen arrived at the house
the lower stories were full Of smoke that Il
impossible to tell where 70 direct the water, ana
means the IRE was extinguished. The damage to
the house and furniture reported ct about 5000
After the fire had been drowned out about four
feet Of water was in the basement, and the en-
gines were kept In service some hours afterwards
uumuinR IL out
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rRE cArrLE MARKEr

The market at the Drover's Rest on Thursday
was brisk. Only 60 cattle were ofIetedsnd 40
were sold at prices ranging from to % cents per
pound and 10 were LEFT over. Six hundred sheep
ard lambs were offered and were sold at slz 70 IL
cents for wool, eto Tcents for clipped per pound,
and g. 50 to s575 for lambs per head; 40 cows land
calves were sold from go to $50 per head.
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CITY ITEMS
FoR SPRING WEAR
= .f2 -

FoR SPRING WEAR
Fine Soft and Stiff Felt Hats.
STINEMETz, Halter,
1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
ENGLISH Paragon Frame silk Umbrellas.
Price, 10. SrISEMKTz, Halter,
l2H Pennsylvania avenue.
FRESH supplies Cork-lined Hats, with patent
yentilators. STINKNETz, Halter,
apis1W 1Z37 Pennsylvania avenue
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rros ssrFssY f1ofn srfk
2 casks and eottlsss for sale By Sam d. Palms
TAKE CARE o. ToUa T1lu1srrs.

Call and examine the IRE and burxlar-prcof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF
keeping Of securities, Jewels sflver-ware or other
valuables. Rents. from ten to sixty dollars per
ennum, aeeordIE . slxe- No businsss nan can
Take corning from fhs Ckfcago and Bosfon Area
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TIE REAsoNs WHY

DooLEy's YEAST POWDER Is preferrsd to any
other Baking Powder In market are owing to It's
purity, quality, quantity and economy. The IN
gredients are strictly free from deleterious cub
obtained, and the results are uniform every time
It 10 used. This can net be the case in those Of
ordinary manufacture, and for proof OF our asser-
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER 10 give Il trial.
Your Grocer keeps Il. DooLKY & BRoTHER,
Manufacturers, % New street. New York.
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CINCINNATI LAGER BEER
from the Lion brewery for sale at IL 20 per doseu
pint bottles. by dealers throughout the District,
or By the agent, Samuel @. Palmer, Georgetown,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE soUIu,
OFFICE CHIEF QuAETEanAsIER,


PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
OFFICE CHIEF QUAKTEaMAsTER,
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Is, 1874. J
Sealed Proposals, lin triplicatc, under the usual
conditions will be csyed this once, and also at
the Offices Of the United states Quartermasters ut
the several Posts named below, until y o'clock m.
on "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF MAY, 1874, for
the delivery OF military supplies, during the fiscal
year beginning July 1874, and ending June 30 l75,
rs follows:
following manned Posts: Louisville, Lebanon, Lam
caster and Frankfort, KY. NashsiIlc. Hupboldt
Vernon, Ala. Atlantis aud Savannah. Go.
Charleston. Columbia, Yorkytlie and Newberry,
8; c.; Fort Johnston, For Macon and Ra,elgh,
Bids for any portion OF the supplies win Be enter
tained.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Blank Proposals and printed Circulars showing
the estimated quantities required at each Post, and
giving full Instructions as to the manner OF bidding
and the terms Of contract and payment, can be OBJ
tanned by personal or written application to the
Quarterinasters at the various Posts. or to this
Onice. JAMES A. EkIN,
!. ter, Department OF The sonth. apis
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no ONE NEED BE SHORT or MONEY


since it can be procured on co!laterals to any
stneunt ct less than half the usual rates, ut X.
Fulton's, No. SIS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property while for those who
have enough and TO spare OF the "dlthly lucren
there Is displayed q fine assortment Of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical Instruments,
sewing machines. and q vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling at almost one-half what
they can be bought for elsewhere. t~F
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GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND caRpE,

Latiner q Cleary will sell about the last Of
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hum
bred acres fland lying between " ashington and
Alexandria, which Will be eubdiyided In lots to
suit all parties. A station viii be built on the
ground by the railroed company. Great induce
ments Will be offered 10 purcEassrs
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GOOD EE E2ggau E 9. I rIIE IaIcE-cHEAl

Catavba Champagne, in quarts and pIntr, bot.
tied by Samuel q. Palmer, ST Greene street,
Georgetown, ID: @. Retail price, 80 per dozen
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WM G. MORRISON. oARPENTER AND
w Builder, shop corner Of Fourteenth street ard
Rhode Island avenue, wishes to inform MS frifnds
and the public IN general that he Is prepared 20 do
any and all kinds ofCarI nters' and Bullderswork
n ON E ITO.
Ihave for sale, at the once Of the DOMESTIC
sEWING-MACHlNE COMPANY, machines but
little used, that have taken in exchange for the
dom ESTIC, as follows: Two Wheeler 4 Wilson 9,
two Singers, i've Grover Bakers, two Wilcox 4
Gibbs, one Mclean Hooper, one "Diamond.n
two Americans. The above Will be sold at from
II you want the best machine in use buy the DO
MESTIC. One weeks trial will be given, with as
Sistauce Of teacher free. - ,--a.----i
1 Invite competition, send for the DOMESTIC
and such other Machines rs may be recommended,
try them side by side, and then CHOOSE.
The Domestic Is never beat.
PHIL. HI. WEIGH, Agent,
ap1s-1m sos street, Masonic Temple.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. g., April l6, 1874.
On the petition Of ABRAM ACKER. Of Pater-
son, New Jersey, praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him the 18th day OF July lS60
for an Improvement in Spring Hinges:
Il Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed the 10th day Of June next; that the time
limited TO the 18th day Of June next; and that
said petition be heard on the LIST day of July next.
Any person may oppose this extension. q -
RpISS3w II. ID. LEGGETT, & commissioner.
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FTNINCTxr

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Rtrnfshed6y Lelofs Johnson Co., Baakers Vernon
Roso, nortksaM corner PsRasylcanfd dpefsus and
Teath Street, HdshfnQton.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

\ - = = = -. lIt
|f-Ca1acH OF TaF sTH1NdEas.
streets. Rev. =. ). r. Hab5ird, reeser: ris. los
SUNDAYS n z m and z:se p m; WEDNESDAYS
fG-uNIQN CHAREL-zTHE rev; 9.
Ing ccmmirtse WI preach n 6ri2p ShsRsi E
DAY. Il TO o'eiocf Ali are invited. seats iree.
rwwAUGH n. &. cHUR CH.-
cosSans a e ne NsOss x
& l aSs RfsS
E z I..sD As,1 :.
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, April 10, q 7;so
.assy p gea. s wm f:ss
= SPECIAL NOTICES.
@THE PLANE sH1D EXCURSION
s sSas a 4 eEsk spls 9t
wTHE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
~ will remove to their new Banking House,
No, 500 seventh street northwest, opposite The Gene
and sss %ss. q ey N Z
glad 10 see iheir present customers, and all others
who may wish 10 become sueh; NJ ap,vr,ru
spIs-st Acting csshlsr.
~THE TINE FOR WHICH THE
So. members ' q ths Republican Central Com;
M wS.e iast xp nSslng ~
,nemSers 10 the nex ceommt.faei or ~ aIrpSnkV
April "a 1ss4, either BY primary election or mass
convention, IS seen olstrsct may eleet, BY pri-
mar ei e ,e m ~ that the e &C.
BY mass eonysntion between the hours Of Up. m.
Union E.sss H. os
April q, for the purpose Of e9ectinE an orgsniza-
uon:, SOsEfh WALLiAM NJ, PRESIDENT:
.. -. sEIELk, eecLeteIy. LetaSJ apis
MIL BUR MS
1850 ohieiHAL foLAh soDA'
lzs Pennsylyanis ayenue, nsar wllatd's'
.n,s-tf
- =
s~J0URNEYMEN BRICKLAYEES.
~ ATTENTION IA meeting Of Brskiayefs
sna sgnt nours on , sa;araays an4 per e,y VIII
4 streets' on sITIRDAY EsViESiHG. Al e,cioaI.
~ o o.s~ ~ SAASA nit HcSfSyrrE q ~
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S--FTEFzUGE9
Great Menagerie and Circus
OPENS ON MONDAY.
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Our bodies are constantly changing. The dead
matter passes Oh by the bowels and the pores,
teriai- This material cannot be pure, and conss-
qnentlr the body cannot be healthy unless the
stomach and the seeretive organs perform their
they may do so keep them In good working order
with that most efficient Of all lnyigorating regu-
lating, and purifying preparations, HosTETTER's
STOMACH RIrrERs. II yon wish your blood to be
really the stream OF llfe,p to have your bones
clothed with sound flesh, 70 be exempt from ner.
yousness and debility, TO be clear-ieaded and
cheerful; In short, TO possess that choicest OF
heavens blessings, sound mind In sound body,
resort 70 the great vegetable restorative when
ever you feel languid, or suffer from Indigestion.
or are bilious orlow spirited, or suffering from
any arrangement Of the animal functions The
relief is immediate, and full restoration certain