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| think Of increasing my stud. One
knows, You see, 20 many good fellows,
and one likes TO see their happy faces
about one, and they are generally as poor
rs rats; 30 have 10 mount them all, and
the rogues are not content unless they
have the best horses and are in at the
death"
"Ah," said Sam, turning away his face
and speaking low, "they won't be In at
your death, depend upon it,"
"My deathY What do you mean 2"
asked Mr. Rapid, rather sharply.
~ mean, sir, your ruin, which, IL all
you say is true, is not very far distant.
Your friends will suck you dry, like the
oranges you used to be 30 fond Of when
you could get them, and then they will
leave you. Flyaway Hall will want Mr..
Hammer again, probably in a year or
two, and II leave the old inn on the
moor, another will step into my shoes,
and when | want them again, shall
have TO ask in vain. No, Mr.. Rapid I;
I'm not betting man, but I'll wager
crown won arc in tho cou,, having your
angry creditor. AZ much in The Mound
before 7 have 20 mart with NV Pitt
quinea.r
"your PIT, cu;nea y, said Mr. Rand.
now getting seriouslv vexed. and about
toorder his nair 10 he mt intohi. fashion
able drag and 70 summon his smart tiger
Tom from the tap-room FIRE "Wbat on
earth isa Pitt guineaY
ELISA Ouinea y answered Sam. (Which
the great statesman Rillv Pitt A, he was
fam;liarlv called gave NV father. one
dav when he was burryine in hot haste
To London ON important business Nv
fathers manner and readiness. pleased
Mr.. Pitt. and he gave him A guinea,
which NV father declared should be the
last niece of money he would ever spend.
II has come to me, and | am determined
| will never run 40 near ground as to
need that guinea to float me. That
guinea. Mr.. Rapid. has made me a care
full man. and | grieye to think you are
throwing away. with both hands. A for
tune on fellows who don't really care A |
pincb of snuff for Won. Let me beg Won
as an old friend to leave Flvavay Hall
and live in n smaller and more Iuckv
house. else Won will he thinning nm IN the |
,lespised Angel in a few wears time.
with RAGS on YOUR hack. to beg a crust
and a lob of old Sam
Mr.. Rand could hear no more mcb
tloleful forebodinrs. Int hurried avav To
nav his bill and to chat with the more
landlord.
The saucv Tiyer soon anneared and
at everything in the stable
except Sam. who looked too big and res
,lute to insult Nv and bv the smart
turnout bowled away: the landlord
bowed. and thanked Mr. RAND for his
patronage and Sum remained more or
ess absent all the day.
In less than the time he had fixed. FIv-
,way Hall was again the scene Of Mr..
Hammers toll. Again all that valuable
furniture. pictures. wines. etc. went 10
he highest bidder, and Mr. Rapid disap-
Deared from view.
Some time after n paunt. emaciated
nan knocked at Sans door OF course
We know who il was-po one else than
Rapid. broken. weary diving. He had
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The general talk is Dobbins' Electric
Soap, made by Cragin n Co., Phila.
There never was a soap so highly and gen
orally praised. II tells story Of its own
merits, that cannot be contradicted. Try il
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THE Times says DR.. Walpole has lost hi.
beautiful chestnut mare. She died sudden.
ly in harness, II is supposed from bots or
pin worms. IL the Doctor had used 0seri.
dam Cdrdlry Condition Porders, he would,
no doubt, have had his mare to-day-they
are death on worms.
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CHArrED hands are very common with
those who have their hands much in water.
few drops Of .Johnson's Anodyn, Linimeni
rubbed over the hands two or three times a
day, will keep them soft and white. Fisher
men, sailors, and others will do well to re.
member this.
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Ir the violet rays OF the solar spectrum
are condensed by means of convex
lens, and made to pass along a thin
piece Of steel, the steel becomes mag.
netic
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BuRNErr's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world
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THT ELASTIC TRUSS
IAsp ~ PORTER 10
! now supeTsediuR all
others. being adopted
feNefy y here b. tho had
ing physicians. surgeons,
druggists srmy aud navy
hospitals, - mnasiuuis,
etc etc
The success aud uni.
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HeW schesN Resps,

existing want Of appetite is caused by
the disease, and not by the symptom.
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q. ". Mod, Crocer, ksu Hares.
/. !
YkZ@>Ayu a., says g. Your Sea foan can.
not tsskCelled north 81 the egua-
tor foI good bread aud hns bis
X(hN cult II u wonderful prepare
ton" no say all.
| n3ll Pitcher, Bttussser d &C..
Il Wles.aLs hsalsTs. BO.los, .as =
hNHA" We take pleasure la recon-
IN&XxyLA mendlls your sea Foam a. The
Best Baking Powder We have
NvHVNI ever sold. Parties once using "
will have no other. Its sales are
I'm mense. Houd fuT tirv slar 70
GEO. q. GANIL a 90, ITO Daaue 49,. y. y.
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Dr. tatrs Hair Dye 10 safe. reliable harmless.
ihstahtAn..us. u leaves the hair soft aud II .sy
sold by all druggists. Price a. al -f
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ache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightncss OF the Chest, Dizziness. Sour
Fluctuations Of the stomach. had Taste
In tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
taiion Of tho Heart, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Pain In the region Of tho Nd
neys, and hundred other painful symp-
toms, arc the ofisprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove n better guarantee
Of its merits than n lengthy advertise
M
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Scrofnla, or Kings Evil, whiic

Swellngs, Ulcers. EyIpclas. Swcllcd Neck.
Goitrc. Scrpfulous determinations, lndolcU.
lnlammauons Mcrcunal Affections. Old
Sores, Euptious of the skin. Sorc Eyes. etc.
la these. as In all other constitutional Die.
eases, WALKER's VINEGAR BirrtRS have
shown their great curative powers In tho
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Ask your Harness Maker fnr
the zinc COLLAR Pan.
They arc warranted "a cure
any sore neck on horse or
mule, or money refunded. II
printed directions are FOL
lowed Send Sc, for sample.
Zinc Collar Pad Co., Sole
Msnuft'rs, Buchanan. Mich
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Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head.

by purifying all its fluids with VINEGAR
BlrrERs. No epidemic can take hold
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
A SPECIAL to the St. Louis Repnb-

A SPECIAL to the St. Louis Repnb-
lican says:
\ serious riot occurred in Law.
renee, Mass, on the l2th inst, the
result of an attack made on some
members OF Lodge of Orangemen,
on their return from celebrating
the battle OF the Boyne by a pic.
mic at Laurel Grove, some four
miles up the Mcrrimac river. About
Il dozen Oraugemen, with ladies
and children, disembarked at eight
O'Clock p. m, and started to walk
up town, when q crowd Of several
hundred Irish followed and attack.
ed them, when they sought pro.
lection at the station house and
notified the mayor who soon ar
rived and attempted to disperse
'lc tiOhuJ Dul N!lHOul ~ All. q.
With squad of police the mayor
started TO take the party through
the streets TO their homes, which
at this time was filled for half q
mile with the mob. A shower OF
stones bricks and missiles was hurl-
ed against them as soon as they
made their appearance. With the
exception of the mayor every one
OF the party was moro or less hurt,
several boing knocked down, when
in self defence they began firing
into the mob, who speedily dis
perscd. The pluck OF the mayor
undoubtedly saved the lives Of the
party.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

economy lu the reduction that has
been made Ia the fees of sheriifs,
clerks, justices and constables. Lit.
igants pay the most of their fees.
The result must be increased liti-
cation and less capable officers.
Wherein il the economy Of the
state 7 The state must lose by
having incompetent officers, and we
cannot have competent and fai tn
iul officers long without respect
able compensation. 1t may be
that some will answer, "Oh, but
we nevor fail Of big crop of can
didates about election time" That
may be true, but will capable men
want a poor Office when they can
do better at something else We
Judge not, for the most patriotic
man you can find wants either pay
or honor for his public services.
The great amount of business be.
fore the last legislature, the neces-
sary hurry, and the feeling that
The most rigid economy was nee
essary to get out Of the condition in
which radical ru eplaced us, excuses
somewhat the imperiections of the
law, and we doubt not that the leg
stature at its next session will cor
rect the mistakes that time has dis
severed.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

Our planter friends have been
considerably exercised about the
fate OF the growing crops on ac-
count OF the continued heavy rains,
and the rapid rising OF the Missls-
slpppi river, which has nearly
reached the top Of It's banks i'll
many low places. The late reports
from above, however have some
what reassured and relieved them
from the apprehension, with which
their minds were laborlng at the
gloomy prospects before them in
the event Of All overflow. The riv.
er is still rising slowly here, but
falling atsll points above Cairo,
on both the Ohio and Mississippi.
Since writing the above the riv-
er has continued slowly to rise,
with later advieeg from Caro- to
the effect that five foot rise was
expected at that point. The water
is already running out over the
banks in many low places. A five
foot rise at Cairo will not swell the
river at this point over eighteen
inches, and should the rams stop,
we feel confident no material iniu-
ry will bo done the crops OF this
county. Tho lands of the immedi.
ate vicinity, five milos up and down
the river can stand q five foot rise
consequently no foars are enter
tained for this section.
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The following from the Des
Arc Citizen, upon the subject
of fees so far expresses our
views and sentiments upon the sub
jeci that We make room for il, and
add our protest against the false
economy whioh prompted our law
makers TO reduce tho fees of our
public servants, instead Of inol cas-
ing them:
1t will not be Fl great while until
the general assembly will convene
again, according TO adjournment,
and there is very Important mat
ter that we hope the newspapers of
the state generally will call the at
tention of members TO, and that is
HE fee bill, We will not say any
thing about printers fees in this,
as that matter has been partially
provided tor IN tho appointment of
a committee BY the prsss associa-
ton to look after their interests,
but IN the matter Of officers fees
we wish to call especial attention.
For the life of us we cannot dis.
luyor anything but kind Of false
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

MR. Robt. Dale Owens, the poet,
died from insanity, supcriniuced
by spiri,ualism on tho brain, or
spiriinalism superinduccd by in.
salhiy, We don't know which. At
any ratio it would be good point
tor tIe Debating socilics to discuss,
that Is, whether Robt. Dalo Owens
insanity was the result Of Il
long belief in spiriIualIsm, or his
belief in spiritualism the result OF n
long insanity.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

WE ackno Wedge the receipt OF
lst, End, and :rl, number of the
Pamphlet Circulars of Information
OF the Bureau OF Education, issued
from the Department OF the Inte-
rior, Washington, DC, containing
interesting matter on the grand
and systematic movements being
made in the cause OF public educa-
lion.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
Post Office Changes.

The postmastor-general has or
dcred a change Of the name of the
post-office at Des Peres, in st.
Louis county, to Hathaway and
the continuance of Andrew Boff as
Postmaster thereof.
lie has also changed the name
and site OF the post.otTice now call.
ed st. CatherIne's Landing, in Tip
ton county, Tennessee, to Rich
ardson's Landing, and apppolnted
ID. &. Smith, postmaster.
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Redemption Notice.
june 10Th, ls1S.

state Of \ rkausar,
County OF Crttenden,
Notice is hereby given thst the following de-
sefibcd Hand situated Ia ssil county OF jritten-
den and state aforesaid, 70 wit The :. irac \
of section IL, township s. north range east;
the n d, - 10, town. 5, n. r. y, e., the eis
"a, l. 5, n.r7, e; the ". : "a I ), n. T.
T. G and the W hsw sect 81, {. ., n. r. T. g.
which was sold To G. ". Bryant on the OH day
due thereon for The year lsi2. Hos This ,th day
June 1878, been redeemed by iiill, Fountain 4
Co.
In testimony whereof I have heTeunto set my
hand and official seal this sth day II June,
1915. ID w. LEWIS, { and NJ.
Is-9w. By {. l. LlLES, ID &.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Opr friends who favor us with
Items OF news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
IN mind the following rules.
WRfTE ONLY ON ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER. This rule is imperative,
aud we will hereafter pay no atten-
ton to letters written on both sides
of the sheet.
BE BRirF, state what You have
De say in the fewcst possible words.
SEND Us NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisitions, moraIizings or
reflections on them. Above all
things, DoNT WRITE UNLESS you
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
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a century since vast, dense and
gloomy wilderness extended over
the entire space which constitutes
Arkansas, with here and there a
spot under the fosturing care otcivi.
lizatioB; where the arm OF the bold
I pioneer had leveled the forest and
let in the sunshine. Here and
there a small patch of ground,
shaded by the surrounding mon
archs Of the forest that had perpet-
uated themselves from century to
century, was all that had been ren.
dered verdant by the hand Of
man. Hundreds on hundreds
of miles, no human habitations.
no cultivated farms, no
grove, no laurels, no smiling green
asserted the presence Of civilization.
The wayworn and weary traveller,
belatcd IN these wilds could see no
friendly tapers to light his foot
steps to hospitable and friendly
roofs. The wild indian roamed here
and chased his wilder game through
paths dark, intricate ind leading,
no traveller knew where. Mighty
rivers, having their sources IN OBJ
scuro and unknown regions, flowed
on IN solitary grandeur; and on the
South and East mighty waters, ca
pable Of riding tho navies of the
world, where tho wintry tempest
howled and roared as in mid-ocean,
and the balmy breeze and sunshine
famed and warmed alternate. Bare
Great on, rude, untouched, un-
bounded, unexplored, magnificent
wilderness. Such, indeed, is in
part the picture of Arkansas fifty
years ago. Is il dream Is il q
a farcy, that as by the hand of q |
magician this wild panorama has |
past out OF view, and we now be-
hold an Independent State, teemlng
with largo and busy population,
with fame and wealth, with I'M
proved rivers and railroads, like |
mighty arteries and iron veins,
forming network over much OF
her surface, laden with the produce |
OF her soil and her manufactures;
with bright rays of light and !
knowledge penetrating every cot |
tage and every cabin; with school, |.
houses and churches, and a school /.
fund to educate her children; and /
to this large number of printing
presses-weekly and daily sending
out an infinite and everlasting
amount Of literature : 1t Is pro-
gress and prosperity, grand, lofty |
and stupendous.
"But hera wilds, immeasEraJle spread,
seem leugiAeuiug as | Wrte.'
The mighty buffalo who feeds T.
upon our prairies at early dawn,
then all day long over hill and .
hollows, over stumps and stones,
over roots and rock, through mud
and mire, brush and brake, and as
he bounds along his motto is
"Giv0 me this territory, or l die,'
till at evening tide ho slacks his
thirst in some far off northern lake,
knowing no north, no south, no
east, no west, but one great broth
cr-hood.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
IBID.

The Augusta Bulletin says the
negroes celebrated the 4th. at
Vlcksburg, and while thOy were
'glorifying' in the court house,
three negroes and one white man
60 carpet-bagger we presume) were
fatally shot, and several negroes
wounded. This is rather q new
way to celebrate that day-proba-
bly, the carpet bagger way. Is it
al Improvement?
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
Redemption Notice.
STATE or ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
County Of Crittendcn,
Notice is hereby given that the following de-
scrIbcd tract Of land situated in said CTittcndeu
county and State OF Arkansas tO-wit. The nv
!. OF the sw Il Of Sec, IL 4 3 north, Range :
east which was sold to W. u Hardin, on the
9th DAY Of June, ls73 for the non-payment OF the
taxes due thereon for the year 1872, has this sth
day of June ls15, been redeemed by Hill Fon-
tam CO.
In testimony whereof | have hercuu-
H.. 81 10 set my hand and oficial seal this
sth day OF June 1915.
u W LEWIS Clerk
{ l. Lylos, ID. c.
June 18th, ISIS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER,
In the Probate Court of Missis-
sippi County.

c W. rhIma'on admir- Plaintif,
James B Crashead et al ! defendant.
The defendant James b. Craighead. Thomas D
Craighead, Johanna NJ. Eliis. and David C.
Preston, heirs at law Of David Crsighrad. deed
{. ID Craigheal, Jane Burton and husband and
Virginia traichead heirs at law Of John h
Craighead, deed and the unknown heirs OF
james b. Craighead decd, are warned to an
pear ln ills court within thirty days and an
ason, adm r. de 5onis non OF the estate OF
Thomas B. Craighead, deco.
r,., j. X. p. HALE. Cle'k
July ION 1870. by { L. MOORE, il. {.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EstraVed.

Taken mp by Samuel d. Basseit on the Mcclure
plantation. three miles southwest Of Marion.
one sorcl horse, shout fficep hands high LraHd-
e'l ON the I'm shoulder J. c; one bay mare
about fifteen hands high, branded on he LETT
shoulder j. {. same hrnd ON the left hip'
Persons claiming s'id property must pay
charges and prove property.
SAM. d. BASSETT
My 7th, lS15
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
TRUSTEE.SALE,

BY virtuo Of a trus, deed executed 10 me By
Henry Dickinson on the fr-t day of June a. H.
I'iu. a. trustee to secure Briggs X Norton. which
deed Is Of record in Record Book Vol ) page
- i3d, | Will utter for ale and rcll to the
highest and best bidder for cash, in irOnt OF the
clerk oihce, IN Osccola, Mississippi county Ar
kansas, on Monday. the sIh day Of August, a
d. ls15, the following q, scr!bed land. tO-wit:
he east fractional half of the north east quar-
ter Of section i've, IN township ten, north Of
range nine east, containing - acres ot land
Little believed to be good, but / shall convey
only as trustee
JAMES B BEST,
June 10, 1875. CIV. Trustee
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

A copy OF the TINES for a whole
year will be furnished free for the
finest and largest water. melon
brought TO tins Office during the
season.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
Report of Indebtedness of Crit
tenden County up to, and
Including the lst Dav
of June, l775.

SFATE o. AEK ANsAs. I
County u GTitteuleu,
Critienden Coanty, nr.
To Court House and jail Bonds, So. 1un 00
General County Purposes, issued, 52.5lu,9l
General County Purposes, not tissued !, l62 ~
Lotal, $50. y73. .S5.
STATE or ARKANSAS. }
County OF Crttyudeu,
/, ID. W, Lewis Circuit Clerk and cx-ofIlcio
County Clerk do hereby certify that the annexed
and foregoing amounts, Excepting the >cholas-
tic lndebtednca-) constitute true, fun and COM
plete record Of the Indebtedness Of said Critten-
den county, so far o. 4 am able 10 ascertain. up
10 and including the l,t day OF June ls7j,
In testimony whereof have hcreuntc
H.. s st my hand ami official seal this the lst
day Of June, lS75,
~ W. LEWIS Clerk
BY c W. Lyle5 ID c.
juno 18Th, ls.j.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
GIN. Frank p. Blair is 10 more.

TnE " Kvee Lunch" is the name
OF new daily paper started at Hot
Springs. Wish some one Sould
set one up here Wouldn't object
To square Meal"
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

Central America has lad fear
tul spell ti the shakes re
gently. Several cities, about
100000 human lives, and droves OF
mules were swept away and de
slroyed 10y the earthquakes.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
DIFFERENT SOURCES.
Communicated

Communicated
EDITOR TINES Dear Sir: Hav.
ing seen n few copies OF your very
valuable paper, and feeling that i
am a citizen OF your county, hav,
ing resided at Walnut Grove near
Frenchman's BayOu for the past
eight months, and viewing It's rich
lands and magnificent forests, |
have been lost in wonder, love and
praise, of this infinite state of AR.
kansas. Yes Sir, our own beautiful
state of Arkansas. Mark her posi-.
ton: But the other day, unborn ;
yesterday, an infant; to-day, a
child yet standing proudly up in
intellect with the great temples OF
the empire, and confounding by
her growth and greatness the na-
lions OF the earth. 1t is scarce hal (
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
Great Reduction.

We call the attention of the suf-
fering classes to the great reduction
in .he prce of English Female Bit
ters, as may be seen in the adver-
tisement of Messrs. J. p. Drom-
goolc & Co.'S, which appears in an
other column. These celebrated
bitters can be found for sale at F.
NJ. Pettoy & Co.'S Drug store, at
81 per bottle.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
WARNING ORDER.
Crittenden County Circuit Court.

Jane Gstltn' Plaintiff
Moses Hughes, Defendant
The defendant, Moses Hughes il warned to ap-
pear in this court within thirty days, and an
sw,r the complaint Of the plaintig. Jane Gatlin
ID. " LEWIS, Clerk.
July 10th, ISIS: BY G. L. Lyles, ID. {.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
WARNING ORDER,
In Mississippi Circuit Court.

H. T. Blythe and others, Plaintiff
E. NJ. Daniel and others, \ Defendant.
ne defendants Marv :. Gardner, and Sarah D.
Huffman. auu her husband - Huffman who.,
given nam, Is not known are warned to appear
in this court within 20 days and answer the com.
plant OF the plaintiffs
July lIth. lN55. J. K Z II ALE, Clerk.
u W. Thomason AIRY iOr PIN
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17

PAPER collars and uvercoats are
at a discount at present.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-17
WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court.

Noah Sawyer, Plaintiff.
Samuel d. B4loate, Defendant.
The defendant, samuel D Bcloate. Is warned
To appear IN this clgrt within thirty Gn dsy-
ana answer the complaint Of the pllIntih, Noah
Sawyer
Jdy 10th, 1875 J K +. HALE, Clerk.
By G. l.. Moore, ID {
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a A LECTURE
3 70 YOUNG MEN.
JHst Published. in sealed Enpelope. Price
sjy

sir cents
4 lecture on the nature. treatment aud radical
cure ut SEMI Al week.-mrs., or Sperma, orhu:
lnduced by self Ahurs, Involuntary Emissions.
lmpot"ncy, Nervous Debility. and lmpcdiment-
10 Marriage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy,
and fts; Mental md Physical luCapscty &c
By ROBERT j. Cl lLNhBOELL, II. D., author
Of the Green | Ook, &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
tuat the awful consequences Of sell abu-- NAV be
e! tua ly removed without medicine, and witt
on dangerous surgical operations, bour-ies, iu-
strhmcHts rings, or cordlals, pointing out a mode
of cure at once certain and efeCtual. by which
every sIffeTer no matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thousands.
sent under seal in plain envelope to any sd-
dress, pOst-p paid, on receipt Of six cents OF two
post stamps. Addrcs. the Publishers,
tHAS. J & KLINE * Co
~ Powsry, New York, Post Office Box 1855
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Crittenden County Legal Notices.
WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
Crittenden County Circuit Court.

ka'uriaa Hays, pl.iutlf
IS.
4, VI, Clements q al } d PENDANTS
Two Of The 'el1aats, 7. J. Cook and II, H.
W WliitUrd are warned 10 appear IN this euur'
within thirty days, and answer the complaint ui
the plaintiff, kHturiah Haysr
d W. LEWIS clerk.
July Il, 1870, 81 &. l.. LlLKS ID. {.