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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-24
EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1875.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION


At the Republican convention held on
the 18th inst, It was determined to hold
delegate convention, and the central COM
mittee having determined upon, as n basis
Of representation, one delegate TO every
twenty-five votes cast at the last general
election November, 1874, and one for n
fraction Of fifteen and over
Public notice is hereby given that, ON
October l6, 1875, at IL o'clock n. m, the
Republicans OF Lyon county will meet in
delegate convention. at the courthouse, in
Emporia, 10 nominate the various
officers to be elected at the ensuing cleo
ton. Upon adjournment OF county con-
yentIon, there will also be nominated In
separate conventions by the delegates
from the 6Sth and Goth representative dis
tricts, q candidate for representative in
each district by the delegates attending
from the various precincts comprising
such district, and . county commissioner
from each OF the three districts.
The following table shows the votes
cast at, and the number Of delegates TO
which each precinct is entitled:
Agnes City, Al votes; 2 delegates.
Americas, Ill Votei; z delegates.
Centre, 81 votes; 2 delegates.
Hartford, IS votes; 3 delegates.
Elmendaro, 81 votes; delegates.1
Empor1A Tp., 23S votes; delegates.
Fremont, 50 votes; 3 delegates.
Plymouth, 81 votes; delegates.
PaCty's Mill, 50 votes; = delegates.
Neosho Rapids, 1876 votes; B delegates.
Traylor's, As votes; 2 delegates.
Reading, IS votes; 3 delegates.
Ivy, 30 votes; l delegate.
WaushAra, 40 votes; delegates.
KMPORIA CITY.
First ward, 50 votes; 4 delegates.
Second ward, 13I votes; delegates.
Third Ward, l26 votes; delegates.
Fourth ward, "a votes; delegates.
The Republicans Of the various pre-
cIncts are requested to meet In caucus and
select their delegates on Oct. o, 1875, at p.
IN, except that In Fremont and .EmporIa
City, such caucus will be held at p. IN
Alternates may be elected to serve In
case the delegate is unable to attend; but
proxies will not be admitted.
J. JAY BUCK, Chairman
Rep. Cen'I Committee Lyon Co.
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Political Gossip.

The Democrats have fifty speak
ers slumping and:thumping Ohio.
The Buffalo Express REEFS TO 'the
Boston party by the name o: Bank,
and says it has collapsed.
1t is Complementary remarked
of jeff Davis that he neither fought
like a man nor surrend cred like a
gentleman.
The Ohio Democrats are running
a prohibition ticket to draw votes
away from Republicans. An old
trick.
General S. L. Woodford's sue
cess in the Ohio canvass is marked
and fiattering. He has been urged
to come back and speak again at ev-
cry place he has been.
The Wisconsin Democratic candi-I
dates are trying TO rnn their faces
on the people for q new lease of of.
fee. They have caused their por-
traits to be Autographed aud dis
tributed as campaign documents
A call was issued in Fulton aud
Hamilton counties, N. Y, the other
day, for convention of Democrats
/ who flavor an honest administra-
ton of public affairs" When the
day came Just three Democratic were
in attendance.
Here's cheek for you. McCardIe,
editor of the Vicksburg Herald, sng-
gests that the Changers subscribe
$300, 600 for the support of JEFF Da-
Wis. FSrmer-soldiers of the North,
are you prepared to clasp hands
across thebioOdy ocket book?
The Iowa State Register says the
Floyd county Republicans nomina-
ted Mrs. Helen r. Duncan for Su-
perintendent, and the Butler county
Republicans Mrs. j. L. Smith.
Nearly half the nominations for this
Office in Iowa this year are women.
The rebel Gordon, of Georgia, in
sists that the financial question be
left out of the next Presidential
campaign. He believes the first
work of the country should be to
purify the government, which puri-
fication, of course, can only be &C.
complished by putting men ike
himself in all the Offices. The Dem.
ocrats have put eighty ex-rebel of.
ficers in Congress already. That's
what Gordon means by purifying.
Governor Allen, with the true and
undisguisable instinct of rebel and
q bully, is throwing slurs at Cover.
} nor Noyes, who lost a limb while
| fighting for his country. Here is q
mild sample of his arguments" in
that line: ga gentleman agaiRs 81
whom l ran, always carried his
wooden leg with him to show tha
he had lost that in battle, and that
had not lost any legs in battle
True enough. He never lost any
legs permanently. He has los
both his legs often enough, for {
few hours at time, whom he hal
been "shot in the neck"
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The election news from Ohio lie
what most people are now waiting
for. Both parties are confident of a
sweeping victory, and one side
must be disappointed. Ii we were
to venture an opinion, it would be
that the Republicans will have a
small majority, and that the vote
will be very close in any event.
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The following telegram shows
that the southern people are getting
their heads quite level:
Montgomery, Sept. 1.-THE Con-
sLitutional Convention adopted the
States Rights Bill to-day. The fol-
lowing section was adopted unani-
mously: "The people of this State
accept at AZ finally established fact,
that from the Federal Union there
can be no secession of any State"
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW ADvERrIsEMEMTs.
puRIIcsAIE.

WILL, on Friday the sth day OF October.
4 A. ID ISIS. at 10 O'Clock q. m ut my resi-
dence, mile eouthwest PattY's mill, in Lyon
county. Kansas. ofFer for sale all my personal
property, to-wit: Household and kitchen
furniture, farm implements, reaper andmOw-
er combined. almost new; one rolling grain
drill, 10 head OF cattle, of them steers;
span of mules, harness and wagon 2 hogs;
corn in field; = tons o! hay, and many other
things too tedious TO mention. A credit OF II
months will be given. with z per cent. inter
est Further particulars made known on day
ofsale. (Ssw2s) A. L. SMITH.
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Bee aucverything don't go to
suit US we ought not TO become
"soured" and draw ourselves into
the narrow cell of self-righteous.
ness. Most of us are probably al
lowed TO stay Oh this planet for
some wise purpose, and we ought
to go on aud fight for the right as
God gives us to see it, IA long as
we haye the power to fight
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The statement is made in some of
the papers that Sam Wood was rot
ten-egged at some point out on the
Santa Fe road the other day. We
do not know which got the worst
of It, Sam or the rotten eggs.
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EMPORIA MARKET REPORT.

Friday Morning, Sept. IS. 1875.
Corn ranges from 20 to % cents, but little is
yet dry enough to ship. Freights to st.
Louis are $40 per car for wheat or rye, and
$62 for corn or oats. Prairie hay is coming up
In st. Louis, and is now 81 there. When it
goes up to $13, our shippers can begin to buy
and bale here. Farmers should stack all they
can before frost comes.
We quote prices to-day:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-24

The Agricultural College at Man
haitian has 144 students, the State
University at Lawrence 200, and the
State Normal School at Emporia
500. The latter building is filed to
its greatest capacity.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, September %.
HEMP-DulI and nominal.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Whea dull and lower; No 8 rel Of
fered at 81 %, 81 27L bid; No. offered 81 81,
81 IS bid, spot; Sept. offered at 81 57x, 81 $50
bid Oct. sold at 81 49Iza1 80.
CoRN-Dull and lower; No 9 mixed. 56a56
&c, spot; offered for Sept, 56kc, SIC bid; Oct
sold at 81 &c.
OATs-Dull and weak; No. mixed 361<a
SIC; offered for Sept, 361Sc, 35Kc bid.
BARLEY-Steady for No. 9 and cheice; low
er grades very dull.
RYE-Dun and low er to sell /; 69c bid for No.
HAY-Duli and weak prairie, $1Oa$11.
CATTLE-Steady and unchanged; good to
choice native, IS 25a6 IS medium to fair. 81 is
as 90; good 70 choice Texans, 81 O0a4 %; medi-
um to fair. $ S0a3 so. Receipts, 2.409.
HoGs-Quiet; 81 2Oa7 80 for shippers, s. Asa
ceiDtS, 967.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-24

IT'S the coarse and vulgar snobs
who attempt to pat on "airs" or
treat those with whom they come
In contact cavalierly. Well raised
people are always nnassuming and
never attempt style.
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MARKETS..
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-Received at the Kansas stock
yards during the past As hours, 1,z27 Shipped
902; driven out, SO. Received at Drovers'
yalds for the same time, a driven in; 20
driven out.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-24

SHEEP-ReCeIVed at the Kansas stock yards,
6 driven in shipped per A. T. & 8. +. road,
146. This branch of the market was quiet al
| so. but there is more inquiry for good sheep,
| and choice, good and prime butcherinE and
feeding sheep wOnld bring advanced quota
tions.
We quote:
Extra -.-..-......-.. - So OOa3 90
| Good to prime -..................... 2 25a3 25
Stock sheep New MeXican) ...... 75a9 90
| Improved New Mexican .....-...--- 25a2 70
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. q.
CATFLE-Receipts, 2, 800: market quiet and
steady; native, 50 50aA IS: Texans, 81 50a4 o.;
choice and extra, IS 5Oa6 60.
HoGs-Reeeipts, 500; good demand and
shade higher on prices; light, 81 15as 50;
heavy, 81 65aSOJ; extra heavy, $9O0a9 30;
chiefly, 81 yOa9 50.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
EKw YORK. September q
GoLD-CfoSed at 1I7lz. The extremes of the
day were 1I61S and 1171< cash.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE-Two yokes OF superior work
~ oxen, with chains and yol1eS. Also ole
breaking pow JOHN NJ WETHERELL.
a-40 Barclay. Usage Co.. rs.
NOR SALE OR RENT. good McNeal Il
u Urban Safe. Inquire at lltf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NTEsp.

DAUL BECK-Will accommodate the pub
II lie with fiTst-ciaSs Black>mithing at his
shop just west of bancroft BlocE, Filth ave
nue.. 3t-ID
, 1875-04-07
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

FoK sAin- on Rr!T-jN Eva Ssrt3N-t HhvEio
q, 1 1'i' Ts ~ IT.
~ II. ~ X eo, M III
VA ss'ts .s:a tsas sssiSi%! tSs: ssTth
ss.en p,,m.nt to..fds ~ naasa. Tro Gsu;ss
n@owsF M $'asa esa T. IL CT fsaf e'e'p
IIoH. sALE-A -cOMaiOnIOtjS ANn sUTSTAN.
s'; 'a's us:::s ai:
III ; - ::,|:s
f:::' f;?s: :s :ts' ::
Eon sAtE-ES0iExo6D = sTATE.ST. TilsI:
onay sfssy
Fon II !,lti;1T S1i,5AlN ron a 81 z
Il, % sseAxtn sas 't
Fo i { * FIrTySlSaT1! t:rss; aaI
sss:; i: YIN ;'!s;ss .:s .. Of
Eo :$ss$2'Ss nsgss!s$ s]ySs F
sH.!ssj sshyuSME s II sF ':' i .,ss9. EsEr raw
pop sAiE-oxE ntDcK ~ T!doNSToS oF 8
bost s geii@Is2sa III ss1 ii. '1' A' "''''
7oI RALE-KSGLEWtlo,- : F0uR FIRST GLASS
9ShS III ai;
ron sAiEthT s'AywJop-Gsi;; ,;si; Or T,IM MIR Il +
G& M Is.s. ss'as' TO '''1'' h'''' 'Ap
!ss! :5a . Z Ss:.s q .
i:ss liz: Ell sss s': IL
noN s1LE-0K jiENT-.T OAR rxEK, XEw
III r. 4 SfI IS S RI IL; Il H. "a
| s1.Ts ~ ~
, 1875-04-07

RAKGAINs IN BRAND NEW AND EI.KHAHF PAN. All
p.riof ault. Eaat, iasid stsst st;ls. slth putng.
entirely as. .sEa.r ; !en p5ss tet 'tls . a!9
mt covered With se sll4 worth ill., pco sue Hand.
1iss putting. sarey NV. xssth slio tor ID. iiaa-
some otA1s1oa suit pecps, &t4 Al nsstelsss goodA.
, 1875-04-07
LATEST FOREIGN NOVELTIES.

They also direct attention to tho
targost and most complete assort-
mont Of Motions, otc., they have over
offered, which aro marked invaria~
hIv ut LOWEST PRICES.
, 1875-04-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATk.

x,
l. fot saoi city or sabat1sn property HloAD CO..
1la fsttn.AE.. ltoou /
acros u iuss fronl Vhjcsso Is acres htaty tin,hs ~
under zrqa nu1aapn, " arrrs aneaaYr Aad 9Ht
3Ire,s Af.MllsT tuSDit.s. ii houth e,pl.n..:.t.
, 1875-04-07

Emplovmoat nEonoios.
1tTANTED-EVERYONk WHO WISHES FRMALX
W help oi any description Ia Apply 70 Il. i. cuk16-
TIANt Otie8 banth 0lsxkss.s Hoom !.
, 1875-04-07

0UK WOVEN WIRR MATTRESS OWES DKTTER
TIA A4y othos sptiux bid H. tho alkat
Vt t:4 m,4t& !hs pssFia.} Patlaf ksd. WAlTrLkS2Y
, 1875-04-07

81
At klRKwoOn DUNKLEE'S. Ill AND III In kE
~ r.. sesM eaxtnes snd pumps Iron aud Woodworking
I7olt HALE-nNK 1 LIGllT ILLINOIS PNEUMAT.
In xout usder .oia tos nn tsalt u.tag
public ga; tety chosp Apply Chamber tCutnllss11
WANTED-A GOOD BECUND.llAND ENGINE
S
W1NTKD-A SMALL poNKEY.PLAARn EoA
" casl. 4 10, Tsihuus oades.
, 1875-04-07

Lnuuurea1os.
IIrANTKD-A G)On SHIRT lH0HEh 70 90 10
Vt u!ss Ia the cuunlty; boat Of paid: Usl ii
361 Frat ,Apn4t,. basement; R4k toe M44kHlH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

\ How common ID the announcement. =
TjsouaAM!S arc suddenly swept Into entrrni
q Nv tl,ls lAlN n,Alsxly. THIS tllssAHc gin.
orally has Il origin In impure hlonl fllesl
With Irritating, poiss,uOsls materials, which,
circulating through Ill. heart. irritntc IL
delicate Tissues. T'ls0nsh tho Irritation
may II ARA In only sligi,t. producing y lii.
IT, palpllAal0n or irregular action. 90 dull:
hcavy, NJ allaEr darling palms yct lv and
BIZ tllr disease lGcOmcs hrinly seated. ant: W.
tiamsnntlan, 0s hytrrtrophy. ~ thickrping
ri the lining membrane UF " tlsc vnlvea, IN
prAlMSsl How M'iNc 70 rive early Mttcn-
li0n 10 casc 0f this kind Unnatural
throbl,ing " pain II tho region u thu heart
should Atlmonlnh mr. TINT MI Ii mt right.
and II y0l would preserve 4 from further
diMMsai, YOU must help Il 70 lH,al rightly by
thu ,sAc VI such remedy - will remove llls'
cx,,ac III the trouble. Use d. l'icrcc's GoI-
den Medical Discovery fclnec the dl~taat
Inn become lnO seated. and II. hy In great
blood purifying and wonderful regulating
propcriies which act specifically upon lhr
ilsanes u ~ heart. bring about I healthy
action. co)d b. III nrsl -claas l)rueg,sla.
HEART DI0EAaE CURED.
RockpoFs, 0penccs Co. February III, lUsl.
d h. v. HsFco, Duaalo. n. =.
Ahout swo yeaSs ago ~ alIlicted With
1 dlnoooe % ~ heaSs which u llulee csvated
) pressure ogouod h, almoal caseln9 sulIo-
Gallon. ! aaw GO odycssincun0nt u your
OoldSs Ne1Icol Discovery, rvcomnaend.
lmg ~ aAlDe - Cnrc Tor dlM~as q The
enSt. Then hnlxhl haaf 10a0n lQttles 81 II.
and ofIee uslng three boetks waa en-.
tirrly relieved and am now cnjoytog good
health. 0ealefvlly yO'lra,
yitrS KstlaAx.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

n - se~ms ~w~*s sAtA - sss~A
~A4s+ Asi~~.~* +~~~A w. ~ W. tas~4a
s>s~~~ - +snss aa.&a a. \ - rsst
~ ~~~ss ~~ma ~Awa y 49,. s~a
euNss As~~ N II M i s~#a 4 sa@f
s~aA " l~@A s~s~ sf#* ~ r~sAs
Il ~ ~ r~eA i. " ~ s~s r44As v
sxAA ~ ". sAs~Ts~~t s~is INs%
~ s~stss Avs wrists s~a As~as y ssm.
~ '~m, ! s~gwn~~ A~s M~~aA s~s W.
kass+. ~ sAss lizard =. shv~FA sAss
~es,a ,~sssis w~rA eesss ~ -
has.a fssw ~ s+v~asef t~a a~~~ v
sAe isasas essssts s~*. Tree thes* s~e
h&rA@ u A~ss ~&ae ! t~~r ~ ~ esss
= " ~, we're : ~esris Y sss~vs e~~.
no a@~s ~r~e a~eh n Aasss
aAa white sheep. sna sAe plane gave
! great howl ~ v " ,asl haa ,etr ss~a
- head stop - It'll sss coal ! heat
spss hair growing 1'hra snsahes
he~l. ~ " the plane md s~e saiis sei
ssa ND tired ue hnih Il 'em II once,
AMI ,hea : grand chatter md s'tamhle
and string n JUMPS, NJ and aewn.
back AMI forward, ass hand cs.f tie
ess..., Ma : -.--t - r $3.50 = -.
mere than Anything ! call music -
oliver Wendell Holmes
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

The ses~tun Commences IN tls hrst Mnudny In
September. aud sinl- about the lst NJ July. With n
public .sanhalan. NrYldas the annual. th~rv are
ryutr mahllly sxani i~h. IN The several sia.
al which distinguished merit In snasaet dliiaenes
and proficiency. receives titiins honnrs
un entering, zach student II eNniH md anil Pine ri
In lhc rla.r 10 ~his. his prs.sr attachments rAti
III him. Gns2l snaral character IL required " NIL
IMPLYING for admission.
The msfals and general department afthe stuient
asoa.lat,tiy Maris.i over, thr hsnth.fs rrcs,le
~ their resrati.n., A their snhiarts anil ivrsonA.
habits re,eisr every Attruilai,.
tuil.ilAe nn ssttt ~ Christmas Hhd Master u
rar'nts ar atal lam ~ snt,FM them ~ le II. lth.
tnitinrf ALL improvement nf tbs 4 so1s IN MAR =,
The rsf.snn tassait ~ the fa.tllHtt II tanan
iaiha..s. -snslsnl. III tl,sr denominations M.
mstsd. ltfas cA thy nv Wiling. laf the aAhf NJ
nrsier AMI nnltars.s I" uiisHd ila ruhs sAersses
ef rc,igiuNs worship
The ruIr.i,on,.,.ts af stnlens-. n. we'll NJ NIL
tunhs u.sd III ilas. ara subject N lbs th-isetinn
nj ihr titltttuf.
tbs r.tksa meme. ~ TIN students II DEPOSITED
with tlts tleasatssf. IL lee aisen prt,lsner la,
s,lsfe.t. AMI mas Is latiis. IT Totally tsassd
lis,tM thssl aetuillt NJ misconduct hF ntteat 81
duty.
IN entering, each isna,si,r sl.nil hs provided
viii, snftafc quantity III suttr, ahd suti ieHt
number 81 shirts, st.st, hahak.tfhhstr, t,Mer.
eptnh-. hailae#, o.. Nan. nj il,rsc will bc hfut
lAard D., tnll.,n. u,.ss slatsi ,lrrrtt ~ made
ESery article phniit hr marked ~itl ths Hnsnr III
il,s oMnet Iii smii
fanht. Wishing IN have tiirr III ir.n y. III hatne.
sltnnli rive timely nfilse, An harvard TRAVELLING
expenses. Tor mithuf particular. address
lila hEO. uIlN EN, President
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

As three er four men were riding NJ
town In Jefferson avenue car sestcf-
aay one II them called: "llas any one
here cot any chewing teLaccel' Yes,
il have. answered another Az he
made 40 move toward hauling oas hi'
box No, finally askels well. will
you give me chew" NO. sir" 70.
Piled the second. why. not." asked
the 6rst in considerable surprise. BE,
causc ! made promise 80 my dying
mother never " lend any man al,
chewing tobacco, and don't propose
70 break dying promise" Converse.
sioa turned ~ the Becchcr scandal. -
Detroit Free Press
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General ncgnuasionr /,

Pupils are received ANY time during tho
year, md charged from date IL entrance.
No deduction made for partial absence,
MMless In case Of prot raeiea illness, Or dis
nliSsal.
Communications 70 aud from tho Aend~.
cmy are submitted 10 the inspection Of the
fnpcrioress.
Each Pupil Ii required 10 have changes
Of rlething sufficient % appear ri MI times
neatly and respectfully dressed also SIX
tawels. six table napkins. one dressing
gown. nne bathing gown, Two hlnrk aprons,
knife. fnrk. silver table md teaspoon. md
na?kin.rink with nn,ac marked In full |.
dr.ssing.case furnished with combs. brush
to"ih md null brushes saap, etc.
Pocket money anI Postage sisMps are -
he entrusted I. tho nirertress. M ~sp~rd-
lures for clething ar oth~r ITEMS Will hr
made unless \ Anm ~ monry h. III p0Aitcsl
with the Institution for TINT purpose.
Difference Of keligion forms M obstacle
Ia the admission ri such ~ are willing 10
ssnform ~ tho established routine oftAe
Institute. EiSter N. Panama,
1917 eupettsssss.
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Brooks has shown himself to DO a
pcs.,lent agitator, without political con.
victions, and willing 70 serve under any
banner that may afford an opportunity
for plumber Congress should lose no
time in giving him to understand tina.
no need expect no reorganization Or On,
enlargement from that body. II !.
possible that further developments may
alter our present views. but ~ now adj
viscd W trust tho President rccom>
mcndation will not prevail. --lndianar'
oils Journal { Adm. Hep
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26
HIVE X.OU TRIED
JURUBEBA.
AREYOu
Desenk,, sVaerrosss, Or Deoiii.
t0te6(l

ARE vou 10 LAxarln that any excr,ion re-.
qMiren more Of m effort than you feel capA.
HE Of making
TmkS Tas JuRuBEnA, the wonderful
TONIC and iNvta0kAv0k, which acts 70
hrnc6eially on the sccrcliv~ organs ~ To
impart vigor 10 MI the vital forces.
i isno alcoholic appetizer, which ssiin-
MlMtcs for = short time, only ~ lci the smf.
fsrcr fall 70 lower depth of misery, hut II
u vegetable tonic acting directly On ths
liver and spleen.
lr akacLArks the BOWELS, qnirts tho
nerves, snd Eiycs such healthy tome 70 the
whole sysscm ~ 70 soon mako thu invalid
feel like new person.
lra OPERATION " NOT viOLvNf. hut IN
characterized By gr~at eenti~ness, the pa
ticnt experiences no sudden change. no
marked results. hut gradually his ,ronhles
'.fold their tents. like tho Arabs,
And silently steal away
Tms II no new aMtried discovery, hut
han hcen long used With wonderful rene.
dial u malta, and n III. nannced by thu high
NJ medical authorize, the most power.
ful tsnic and alternative kaown.n
All year draegist for h.
For sale ~ FULLER ! fCLLBR, chi.
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color, rita tie gioas and .t,vshness a.
youth. Thin hnir il ,hickrncd, fall
Ing hair checked, aud badness often.
though not always, cured BY its
unc. Nothing ran rcstorr thr hair
where the follicles nrc destroyed, Or
the glands atrophic,l and ,lceAyul;
but such ~ remain eau l~ saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, 10 TINT 4 nav growth Of
hair il produced. Instead u f's,liMg
the hair with a pasty sediment, il
will keep Il clean md vigorous. IT.
occasional use will present the hair
from turning gray or falling oil,
and consequently prevent badness.
Thu restoration of vitality II givcs
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of ,landruA, which Ia
often 10 unclcanly and offensive.
Free from those .lrlctcrions sub
stances which make some prcparn-
tions dangerous, and iriurioua to tho
hair. the vigor cnn nlny mnriit, hut
not harm H. II wanted merely for
u HAIR DRESSING. nothil'. clss
can BE- found 10 desirable. centain-
ing neither oil nor dye. Il docr not
soil wlise casn;,ric. and yet las
long cn thu hair. giving Il a rich.
gloss, lua'r", nnl 4 grateful perfume.
=
Praca,ed ) for. J. G. Ayer 4 c.,
l;sArtis~, sud Aa~iysl@al ChssssiAss.
IOWrfL, MSS.
M,tsi. nv All tasUoUtsts LvkNvWnsHr.
For Hals b. Or. !. J. Clsmms,
cssseo. Iowa j.,
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NAnnhCr OF Tickets. 100 600
PRICE or TICKETS.

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alton. chartered hy the Legislators Of vir-
ginia and tho Circuit Court Of Orange co !,
proposes BY GRAND Gin Concert 10 ertnl,.
lish and cndow "llomc for the Old, Ia.
Arm, and Destitute Ladies' ii Virginia. II
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ALGxAxDRtA, Va, July \, 1871. -
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