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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04

There seems to be third term organ
in Virginia but it is doubtful if it is Of Il
kind to find favor at Washington. Ihc
Richmond Wig says: 1--WE confess
that we want to see Gen. Grant nominal
ed as the Radical candidate for the Pres
jdency again. While we believe any man
in that party can be beaten, we think
there are few who can lie beaten as east
Iy aud badly as he. Besides, it would be
most fitting aud appropriate, when the
most dangerous party ever known to the
country comes to.its final fall that the
most dangerous man who ever presided
over the destinies Of the country should
fall with it. And then too, we should
hear no more Of that revolutionary idea
of third term henceforth and forever
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04

Nicholas Hobsor, an old and respect
ed citizen of Nashville, died recent
". He was born in Cumberland
County, Va. Feb, q, 1896. His father
was Captain in the Revolutionary war,
and was favorite with Gen. Washing
ton. He moved to Nashville in 1907.
The Union and american, in the follow
ing few sentences, pays a beautiful trlb-
ute to the memory of Uncle Nick Hob
son, as he was Familiarity called:
There was no austerity in his DISPOSE
ton, but a child-like simplicity and gen
tleness which commanded the respect
and the affection of the old, the middle>
aged aud young, Of both sexes and both
races. Though, in the sUrictest sense Of
the words business man, he had his
hours and days Of recreation. When the
lockwood blossomed, no boy was more ea-
ger to get to the limpid stream with his
fishing tackle. Wherever in Middle Ten
nessee a trout was to be caught, he was
known. He always came with good hui
NOR, and was welcomed by the kind cOun-
try folks with a cordiality which would
have betokened to a stranger the nearest
kInship. But he is gone. He had lived
nearly four score years. He has passed
from life without an enemy He has left
behind him, outside OF his bereaved rela-
tons, a multitude of friends who mourn
his loss as of one whose place cannot be
supplied The church, the State, socie-
ty have lost in him patron and a pat
tern.
The good old man wrote a short auto
biography before he died, and in the fol-
lowing paragraph speaks of one who was
known, loved and honored in Maury
county for nearly thee quarters OF cen
fury:
And now to return to myself. | was
placed at county school in 1907, and
continued there until 1909, when l onter-
ed Cumberland College, in the prepara-
tory school, under the charge and tuition
of that good man. George NJ: Martin,
late OF Maury comfy, who departed this
life a few mopshs ago, in his 9th year.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04

At last Grant has denied any design
On a third term, but words his letter in
such a manner that by it he is not pre-
cluded from accepting a nomination II
rendered. His letter 10 White is as full
,of duplicity as G!oster's answer to the
Lord Mayer, and as sincere as Cesar
uniting aside the crown. This letter was
TO help the Ohio election, but we oplne
that il will be in vain.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04
saOG. 90 IN PREMIUMS.
NsOLVENT MOTTO

Having this day suggested the insolvency
of the estate of William Thomas, decd,
to the Clerk of the County Court OF MauTy
county, Tennessee. notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against said s.
tate to nile them duly authenticated with
said clerk, on or before the jOth day of No
VCmbcT, 100, for pTOrata distribution, or
they Will be forever barred.
WIN. \. CAMPBELL,
JunI, 1870 Admir-.
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INSURANCE
First Class Companies;

v.Uop Corporation iu tuc world, aud
..W#gr sure indemnity Mr.. Bailey
.rs In the business, and has never
on by permission refer To amy and all
lies Call and see us before iusuriug
ours Truly,
RATLEY & WALLER, Agents.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION

GA @ @ R9i I i 9s On sg1
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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04

A controversy between the editors Of
the West Tennessee and Paris HtciIigcR-
GER has brought to light this scripturaI IN
junction against the passage of dog laws.
Cursed be the man who shall bring the
price Of dog into the treasury Of my
people, for they are an abomination I'm
to the Lord thy God. '-Deut. xiii Is.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-04
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Galloway. Wright and Webster vs.. W. H.
DOdSOn, ct al,

I,jII LThich is sworn to, that the defendant,
W II n0dson is a nonresident of the State
Of tennessee, SO that the ordinary process
80 0rJarad nv me that publication be
made mad i'm i the Herald and Mali, n newspaper
published in the town of Colum bi2, The last
IF LTbicI, shall be ut least four weeks before
~ ~ p" ,-I(-t sittinC ofthp Chancery Court, to
he fnae held ED in the town of Columbia, Maqry
county. Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in October, ana plead, answer oI
viii be token for confessed as to him, and
set for hearing exparte- -lr,,-r, =, =,
May aS, 1875. d. b. CoOfhf - 4" W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
i'S'''nrek Suffering from, Ner-
'ous Affection Exirndi.
lion Treaty.
Reported Destruction OF Leo.
n'a-Caplure Of General
Agarya.

hkl!LlN, February i,-Blsmarck ii
suntflng from anervous affection. tbs
prince seems determined ia retIre
alter his slSlielh birthday,
~ ilie federal council hns empowered
IIlhoe hlslnarck % conclude nn extra,
dl'leh lrenly With The United states.
MAnnip, February 1. - General
House has defeated aud caplured Inc
Nhlllhl general AgarVu.
" lSreporled that lcoma hhs been
destroyed.
L0NDoN, February IA dispatch
rom Rome states that Garlbaldl In.
formed the king that lac had not come
70 ltome with pelllc0at intentions, hui
70 forward the material welfare of his
constituents.
Large nuggets are being found In the
Good Hope gold fields.
a Vienna special says the pope has
lhallked the Emperor Francis Joseph
lOf MS considerable application Of Aus.
lrlhn ecclesiastical laws.
QUEBEC, February "A falling rock
NJ Cape Blame crOuShed number of
persons, ~ far, eight bodies have
been found. The nyalnuce came from
cape Diamond At eight o'clock at
nlpht,
LATER The deaths from the cave of
the Diamond Rock, from snow slide,
are confirmed.
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The Constitutional Convention,

AS there is n probability that Senator
Morlon's proposed amendment to the
constitution may pass congress, we
publish it below:
Resolved. Bv the senate and house
of representatives in congress assem-
bled. two.thirds of each house concur.
RING therein. that the following article
is hereby proposed rs an amendment
to the constitution of the United States,
and. when ratified by the legislatures
of tbree-fourths of the states, shall be
voliJ IN nil intents and purposes as a
nnri of the constitution, to wit:
Article |. The president and vice
nrpsident shall lie elected by direct vote
IF the nponle. i'm the manner following:
Each state shall be divided into dis
tricts equal in number to the number
of renresentatiyes TO which the state
NAV be entitled in congress, to be com
nosed of contiguous territory, and to
be us nearly equal in population AS
NAV be. and the person having the
highest number of votes in each dis
.rict for nresident, shall receive the
vote of that district, which shall be
counted one presidential vote.
, The person having the highest
number ST votes for president m the
stats shall receive two presidential
votes from the state at large.
2 The person having the hishcs t
number of presidential votes in the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
LOUISIANA.
Testimony OF Mr., MARI before the Con.
grcsSIOnal Committee,

New ORLEANS, February l.--Bcrore
the cong esslunul committee to-day
Mr.. II IL. Mari was recalled, lie said
In his statement that two white men,
Hurst and HarrIs--had been killed at
ColaX. They were carrying II flag OF
truce when shot down, aud that this
was really the cause Of the subsequent
lighting. The occurrence was mainly
founded on the testimony Of Joseph
M0rnne, IN Italian, whose house was
across the river hut he believed there
WIS conservative testimony, Mr.. Frye
gave notice that unless this corrobora-
tive testimony wns produced he would
ask that Mr. M0rlnne's deposition be
taken In evidence as the only testi-
m0ny on which the flag Of truce story
was based. Mr.. Mari said he would
consult his counsel on this point, as he
was not present during the first part Of
the trial. In answer to Mr.. Frye, Mr..
Mari said he didn't make speech at
Baton Rouge Jiusli(ying the turning out
of the PAL ish officials He dill say that
If the results Of II fair election were
WTCSltu lIuIu llItll w lluuu Nlltlt WIS
no law which justified the people in
submitting TO usurpation, and that
their last resort must be an appeal to
arms and to the God of hosts, aud that
though had never lead squadron in
the field, yet forwant ola better leader,
| myself would lead them.
| did not take possession Of the wes-
tern union telegraph office on the l4th
of September. | found guard placed
there, aud did not prevent the govern
or's secretary from seuding n dispatch.
| gave him pass to pass him through
the lines to his home. This was done
at lhisrequest.
On Mr.. Florence, telegraph manager,
demonstrating about the interference
with the business of the telegraph
company, admitted the improperly,
and had the squad removed. believe
the motive in placing it there was to
prevent the news Of what was occurr-
ing from being sent north.
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iui,n-E.iSe, Nni..

NEW YORK, February /. A Havana
letter says very large force Of govern
ment troops are operating in the Cinco
Villos district. They are the only pro-
lection to certain exposed ioca''ues'
and prevent the burning OF p'a anu
tions. The insurgents ren'nin on theiF
side of the Trocha. They spare plan
tations for a consideration, aud do not
take prisoners, and they are gaining
the good will of the country. a -.
Tie libel suit against the sun, oy
Kimball, goes on, neither party accept
ing the mutual offers of compromise
The suit is for fifty thousand dollars :.
The case involves Governor nar'ranil
and the Pennsylvania war claims; me
Sun is willing to retract the charg'
that the plaintiff received the MONEY
but ip no case will II confess Judgment
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WASHIM CToM.
Exciting Debate I'm the Wouse
OH the Ciyii Rights NSiH.


WASHINGTON, February 4. The rep
resentatives of the Saratoga railroad
combination held secret session here
to-day and resolved TINT the power. OF
the bureau OF commissioners OF the
western railroads should be suspended
so far rs related to freight business, UNI
iii further orders. The bureau will
continue its functions in regard to pas.
senger fares.
III the senate numerous petitions were
presented against the restoration 0f
the duty on tea and coffee, or the revi-
val Of any internal taxation, and for
the repeal OF the act of 1877, relieving
certain foreign products of ten per cent
duty.
The debate on the civil rights Is in
progress and will close at two O'clock,
when IL vote will be take. There IL an
immense crowd in the galleries.
In the house, to-day, there was great
excitement, arising from n speech of
Mr.. Brown, of Kentucky, Of the civil
rights bill, in which he spoke on Mr..
Butler, of Massachusetts, IN the follow
ing terms: "What should be said If
the accusation of the southern people
comes from one who is Outlawed IN his
own home from respectable society,
whose name is synonymous with false
hood, who is the champion, and has
been on all occasions, of fraud, who IL
the apologist of thieves, who is such N
prodigy of vice and meanness, that 10
describe him imagination would sicken
and invective would exhaust itself. IN
Scotland, years ago, there was man
whose trade was murder, and he earned
his livelihood by selling the bodies of
his victims for gold He has linked his
name to his crime, and to-day, through
out the world, it is known as Burking."
The speaker Does the chair under
stand the gentleman TO be referring IN
this language, toamemberotthe house!
Mr.. B.--No, sir. | am describing an
individual who is in my minds eye.
The speaker--The chair understood
the gentleman to refer to a member OF
the house.
Mr.. Brown-No, sir | call no names.
This mans name was linked To
his crime, and to-day throughout the
world il is known as Bnrking. II l
was to desire to express all that was
pusillanimous in war, inhuman IN
peace, forbidden in morals and infa-
nous in politics, should call it But
lerism.
For this violation of parliamentary
order, q resolution of censure was pass
ed upon Mr.. Brown, after a very ex,,
citing debate, and was administered
by the speaker.
The civil rights bill then went over
until to morrow, the house to meet al
eleven o'clock.
The democrats have summoned wit
nesses in rpbuttal of the testimony Ia
ken by the Alabama investigation
committee. The report will be delayed
several days.
In executive session the senate re-
jected the reciprocity treaty with Gan
ada.
The joint committee to investigate
Arkansas, Louisiana and Alabama
have appointed Il sub committee 10
draft their report ~
Both committees have suinmoneh -
douglas, mnrshal al the western as
trict of North Car0lina, to "eXrloin'
Mr.. Brown, marshal OF the s1'ithtr,
district of Illinois, is six il"nsand i"i'
lars short. He may avoid legal pro
ce,-iings by settling before the 10Th ia
slant. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

TUE quadruplex telegraph instra'
mon, of Messrs. Edison and Prescott,
hv which two messages are Sv"t
.,s,.h way oyer the same wire sim'
ultaneoasly, has been placed !"
,he market and the two great tele
graph companies are bidding tt
secure it. The last offer by The
Western Union company is said u
be s460, 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

louisville. February l.-Dr Stuart
Robinsnn, of the southern hlhhch "l
lie PRESBYTERIAN church in his state
nent last night, defends that nra''c'l
,Sains, the charge that the conference
failed in its main object, b 3ca''se oi ilie
of the southern mem
lar. IA fulfill the conditions asked ny
the northern division.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

SHEpARp's patent Starch Gloss,
when used with starch, gives a beau-
tiIul gloss TO all linen aud cotton goods.
1t saves much hard labor in ironing,
and Is economical and useful. II is tor
sale 10y all grocers.-[ New Orleans
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger,
November II, 1874.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

SuEpARD's pntent starch gloss ms
hcrn,ne n household Necessity. 1t Is
considered almost rs Indispensable ~
doing mp clothes US starch or g'oss. no
houseleeper should he without IT,
New Orleans Picayune, November 10,
1874
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FLORIDA.

TALLauAssEE, February 4;-There
were two ballots to-day. oh tne h's.,
Governor Walker come w!thih o'''
vote of election. The senaie paSseu
the house resolution appointing com
miitee to investigate the railroads III
the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
RAILROAD TnMGTAHLE.
aud Departure Of Trains nj,
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TRXAa CENTRAL.
TEXAS AND PAClFlC,
TIE WEATHER.

For the west gulf states, northeast
winds, stationary and falling harome.
ter, slightly higher temperature and
clear, followed by cloudy weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
MARKETS ~ TRLEea.ru.
GALVESTON.


dALNHsnlN February Money
steady Cola lrmeE higher NJ llaG
llas huylng and selling silver higher
~ luilaluh huylng md selling OK,
chhnge commercial hills ln scnnl sun,
plyi rates very ilrm, Commercial New
YORK sight currency, par gold nom.
mat New Orleans sight, currency.
phr gold nominal, sterling, slXiy
days ~ 49, liankem NV York VII hi,
CURRENCY ! premium gold, nominal.
New orleans slghli currency. lle,
nlum gold nominal. sicrllng, slSty
days, ~ ~.
Hides quiet dry flint selected
lhCglhlci IN they run lI,Gal6c; wei
salled selected hlGn0c; hutchent green
0@Sc dry salled sold ~ dry nlnt with
allowance for salt; no stock, 0 cents.
Collon--Market strong. Ordinary,
l2ei good ordinary, l8lci low mid.
ding lllci mlddllng, liic good mid.
dllngi lblc, Sales ESQ hales, receiple,
2,OOO bales stock, sO,da7 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, February Cotton
--Dcmnnd fair Sales 400 hnles.
Movement checked by the uIisatia.
ht tory assortment offering. Good
Ordinary 10 strict good ordinary,
laltNlllr; low middllng TO strict low
mlddllng, lisala.c; middlng 10 strict
mlddllng lotrlo9c; good mlddlng To
mlddlingmiG l1ltl0,c, Receipts 1897
bales exports continent, $40 halos,
cOnslWlse, l,l2l bales; stock, 277,lls
bales unsuld lust evening $40 bales,
on shlpbourd 1890 lalcs
cold, lli2. Sight ! discount ster-
ling b,53!,
NEW YORK,
NEW York, February l.--Gold OPEN
cd 4! stocks active money . per cent,
Exchange long, lS1; short lu0; gov.
ernmcnts strong; states quiet
Cotton Iirm; sales !, 1lO bales uplands
l54ci Orleans 1850,
Futures opened steady February,
l5l@l5 0.l6G March, 10 ll.l069l5 70 32c;
April, lO@l6 10 Ssc; May, 10 ll'32@! Gsc.
LIVERPOOL.
LlvERpoot, February A. Noon Sc
Cotton steady. Upauds, 7Sd; mid.
ding Orleans, I'D, Sales, 10000
bales, including 5000 for speculation
and export. 70 arrive, ] rs higher
Sales, basis middling upAnds, not be-
low good ordinary, deliverable FeOru'
AIRY, 7sd do, not fellow low middliug
shipped January, nd; do, January anc
February, ga; do, March and April
Z l5.l6d do, deliverable March and
April, sd; do, April and May, ! ID I'D
sales, basis middling uplunds, not be-
low low mIddlng, shipped February
and March, 1864. Sales, basis mid
ding Orleans, not below low mid
ding, deliverable February and March
Z l3. l6d
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Cat,i weather,

DUBUQUE, February 4. There Is "a a
train fast i'm the snow seventy miles
from here, containing thirty passed.
gers without food, fuel or assistance.
The thermometer Is thirty degrees re-
low zero.
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rFassa 10 psa,h.

WICHITA, Kansas, February 4. A
number Of persons We're frozen Ia
death last night and II II feared that
elllsIu were caught IN the prairie dur
Ing the storm,
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8
THE DALLAS HERALD

II the only paper Ia northern
Texas that receives the fun
Press dispatches.
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RACINE, Wis. February 4, The
Episcopsl college, with the library,
burned to-day. Loss, 500, 1000; Insured
for $4,000.
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nsalh lanrr,s.,nnn.

hAAaon Me, February l,-MG Her
hfi' member elect N congress, N dead
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lailgAerala

once Ia "heraid hIoek," garner Of
main and Lamar streets, over firsl
national Rank, Husiuess Once
Pr0nt Room, second siory,
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The undersigned RESPECTFULLY calls the AZ
tention Of the ladies of New ORLEANS and We
cnity, 10 the superior iAoiistieaof her factory,
and tie reasonable torirs nor work uf al
kinds In hair, auoil ~ Ladies' curis, bIaloS,
Waserfails. rhisnons ard Wigs. ~-d every
thing helonaing 70 \ Iafisp' toilet. orders
pmnptiy and fa.thfuiiy executed % me
NRs' ANSIH rADpS,
Lock Bor go. u Rernbns - N<~ ns'sar~
stiiy
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Puhlic Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, February S.--rhe fol-
lowing is the public debt statement for
the month Of january:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-29
RADWA. 8 READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for ffty cents. There is
not n remedial agent in the world that will cure
lever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
scArlst, typhoid, yellow and other levers (aided
hy Railways Pilis) 50 quick Railways Ready
Relief Fifty cents Ier Bottle.
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Health ! Beauty /!

Strong ard Pure Rich Blood-fncrease of Flesh
and weighf-CIear Skin and Beautiful
Complexion secured TO all.
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DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

pcrssctly tassslsR, eleOAnfly coated with sweet
guns PsGs fegalsaA Yerifys easansa. and
stsSaetkea- 1ayvay's filh. ~ u c1ss q all
disoraen fthe Stomach, Live, Bowsh, Kidneys,
kladder. Nervo1s D'seaso, HSl eche, ConstiPa a.
sion, Cestive1ea, INDIGESTION, DysPepaia, nilieus-
hes, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the Bowels,
Plies. and al Iefsneemensb 0fthe Internal viscera,
Warranted TO edect . positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals. or
a~Ohssrve the following syupto1s resuising
from Disordess Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward rises. Fulnes Of the Blood
in the Asaf, Acidity Of the esomach, NAUSEA
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fuilnes Of weight
in The 1asmach, Sear EruPsisns, Shining q Fius-
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Tie Nod, Hurried Cd DfdIculi Hysathing, Hut-
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tion when in . Lying Posture, Dlmnea Of Vision,
ISots or Weos before the sight, Fever ana Dull
Pain in ths Hood, Deficiency Of Penpifstion, Yel-
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o.. U.hA. - saaas. Finsho Il Hest Burn
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Hses de-. q ANYWAYS PILLS VIII free the
syAen, fssn all u seeve naneA dissrden.
frice Is cents pr box. Sold By Druggists.
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~ Warca -. Eev ferk. lnaoEnatisa ssrth
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DIR. G. ALEXANDER.

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~ Louis, No., with over twenty Wears experience
In the treatment Of Private Diseases. guarantees
cure IN all cases without the o. Mercury.
kr=Dr. Alexander's =. Balsam of Herbs . IS war
raEted TO cure Spermaforrhea Seminal Weakness
In all Its various forms, restores Lost Power and
Youthful Sigor, when impaired by eycesses, etc.
Price, Three Dollars sent 10 any address.
AS-Dr A. $ Circular Private Matters, - sent
FikE TO any address which fsIy Xpsins the nature
symptoms and method Of cure Of all Private and
Delicate diseases in male or female.
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-29
HAY STOCK, GRAIN AND COAL SCALE.


Foundation ani Timber for frame and platform
to lie Unfinished ~ purchaser.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-29
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.


siunAfi, Ohio, fsr the past forty years we'll knosn
TO the newspaper publishers throughout the United
States: