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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-21
CONGRESS.
No Buaine;s Of Special Impor-
lance Done in Either House.
B0gy, of Missouri, Delivers Him
self Of a few Windy Remarks
en- the Oregon Question,
After Which the Senate, in Order
to Relieve Itself, Adjourned.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. c, December Is, &c.
In the morning hour, Mr.. Edmunds cali
ed up the resolution submitted by him on
Friday last, referring to the message OF the
House oil Representatives, in regard TO de-
vising means to count and declare the eiec-
toral vote, and to select q committee OF sew
en- Senators to act with the committee ap-
pointed by the House, and it was agreed to
BY a unanimous vote.
The CHAIR was authorized to appoint
the special committee.
Mr.. WRIGHT introduced bill to es-
tablish court for the trial OF contested ell
ec,ions in the Offices of President and Vice
President of the United States, and at his
request it was ordered printed and to lie on
the table. In introducing the Dill, Mr..
Wright said he believed Law could be
passed to settle all our present difficulties.
He relied upon the common sense OF the
people of this country, and he believed the
patriotic love of legal methods would pre-
vail.
MI. CAMERON, of Pennsylvania, sub
mi,ted a Joint resolution providing that
when the two Houses Of Congress adjourn.
ed on Friday next, it be to meet on We'd
nesday January Sd.
Ordered printed, and to lie on the table
Mr.. WRIGHT called up the message oil
the President, sent to the SeDate at its last
session, vetoins the bill reducing the Presi.
dents salary from $4,000 TO 600 pei
annum, and the question being, Shall the
bill pass Notwithstanding the objections OF
the President thereto" A discussion fol-
lowed, and the Senate refused TO pass the
bill over the veto: yeas %; nays ~; moi
two-thirds voting in the Affirmative.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the consideration was resumed OF the reso'
luton of Mr.. Mitchell, authorizing an in.
yestigation in regard to the appointment Of
the Presidential Electors in Oregon, and
Mr., Key, of Tennessee made long speech
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 10.
After the morning hour, during which
nothing of Importance was done. The res
olutlon of Mr.. Mitchell, in regard to the
appointment of Cronin, as a Presidential
eiector in Oregon, was taken up and dis
cussed bv Mitchell, Morton and Bogy. The
latter, in the course OF his remarks, said he
did not think it now proper to vindicat'
| the conduct of the Governor OF Oregon
| In his estima alton, the Governor did hi
duty honestly, and with fidelity. How
| could it be said that Watts was elected
| when the Constitution said he could not b,
| elected? If the Governor had certihet
| that he was elected, he would have certiii
ed to falsehood; the votes given for hin
we're a nullity. Gov. Grover was denounc
ed for simply doing his duty. Before Beg,
concluded, the Senate adjourne ed.
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PE RS0NAL.

Gil G. ". Veaie, OF Topeka, Is registered
al the CONT seatal.
judge J. L. Pendery, left Ter Washington
yesterday.
Mis- Nellie Murphy, left yesterday, Tor
a few weeks Y,>iI 70 Trenton, No.
Il II. Waters, o. Independence, is stoP-
ping io- lev days at the Planters.
L. Reynolds, OF Los An:mas, Colorado,
is stcppi 81 the Continental.
J. ". Wheeler, will leave this morning,
to attend the poultry and pet stock meet
ing, al Kansas City.
Ms. o II VOID, OF Kansas City, was
in the city yesterday. visiting her brother
in law, Capt X. W. Wood.
Gen. JEFF. C. Davis left for Fort Leaven'
worth Yesterday, where he will establish
his headquarters as Colonel OF the I'D In
fantry.
GottIsib Geiger, who has been for some
month. absent in Missouri, returned home,
Yesterday morning and left again in the al
ternooB.
William Smith, formerly clerk at the
Continental Hotel, but now OF one OF thu
principal hotels OF Kansas City was here
yesterday, purchasing goods from our mer'
chants
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Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
becsuss of the Immense expense in making
them known to the people. This Is not the
case with Boschee's German syrup, ana al
though but = few years introduced INTO this
country, its sale reaches IN every town ana
village in the United States It's WONDER
full success in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Asthma, and all other diseases oil
the throat and lungs, was first made known
by distributing every year, for three years,
over 100000 bottles TO the afflicted, Jree q
charge, by Druggists. No such test oil
merit was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more? Go 10
your Druggist, r. Parham, and get bot
lie for SIS cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. ang-f-eoo"eo"
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z. or ply tow, IN bales of Ia lbs, y de-, &c
In packages Of IL bs., per
In less qu.utites, D-..-.--..
Extra 81 4 sply max Irvine, In IL 70 PACKAGES,
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The Markets.

Coffee advanced yesterday, . cent and
q half within space Of three hourl.
Corn was steady yesterday at q cent
per bushel.
Hay sold for Sc per ton yesterday.
The wheat market has been steady here
during the past two days, at last quotations
although dealers now look for slight de
cline, owing to the seeming weakness mani
Tested in other ma rkets. Lower grades o.
wheat continue, however, to be in demand
in the local market, and will be firm al
present prices, probably, for some days.
Wood yards are being rapidly emptied
during the present coldness.
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THE wINSLOw CASE.

The English Government has had the
courage TO acknowledge mistake by back
ing squarely down from its position in re-
gard to the extradition OF the forger Wins
low, and accepting the American interpre-
tation OF the treaty. In some mysterious
manner winslow received intelligence Of
the danger which threatened him, and
made good his escape; but this does moi
affect the general result, except in so far q.
it gives occasion for regret that the English
Government did not take the present view
of the treaty when it had Winslow in Gus
tody. Upon the principle, "bet,er late
than never" however, there is room fol
congratulation that it has at las. the can
dor to acknowledge it was wrong, and the
courage to determine that England shall
net be an asylum for felons.-Chiodgo Tn
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SpALprNG's GLUE repairs everything but
personal injuries.

To prevent drunkenness, don't drink
but If you have been drinking, more oil Il
will not sober you. While you are shaky
nervous and distressed. have resort to Sim
mons Liver Regulator, as tonic to arous'
your torpid liver to action, enliven your
spirits, dissipate the blues, and drive away
dependency. Nine cases out OF ten, IL II
your heavy liver that causes your desire .
get rid Of yourself in intoxicatIon. W.
know hundreds that have tried our remedy
and it has proved their salvation. d&wl
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a Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings syphii6c Remedy is war
rsnted TO cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all Its
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases OF veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment OF
the most eminent physicians Of America.
1t cures the frs. stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. It cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
Of Joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in a
short time. Price, S. per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by DIR. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Iheo'
Egersdorff Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
april26eod&w-107
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CaStOria.

A ooiupiste substitute for Castor Oil, without
its unpleasant taste or recoil in the throat. IRE
result OF 20 years. practice by DR.. Samuel
Pitcher, of Massachusetts,.
Pitcher's Cssloria f. particularly recommend
"a for chilcren. II destroys worms, ses!miisies
IN. toad and allows natural sleep. Very efaca-
cious in Group snd for children teethipg. For
Colds, Feyeri.hness, Disorders of the bowels,
and stomach Complaints, ro;hirg is SO cnec-
tive. It's :. pleasant 10 take as honey, cos;s
HIT IS Cents. and can be lad OF sry Druggist.
This is one OF many {. stiInonii!s:
"CoKswAuL. I.FsAsos o., PA, MTch Il, 1874.
.fDear SRI have used your CAsroIIA m nv
prsctI e ~ sons Z inc. Iasc great pleasure In
recozmssding AZ 10 the profession As sale. ,slla-
HE and Hxr, 9 bic meaitine IL Is part cuiariy
aSop,-d 10 Children where the re pugnant tss Of
CASTOR OIL renders il Sd difficult 10 adm,nistsr.
49, E. A RNDkR- n. ID "
Mothers who try Cas- oria Will ind that they
can sleep nights and that tseir hab'es WIZ b
healthy.
]. Il. Rose 4 Co., Nev York.
1une6l22-w .ar .-
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100000 Bottles
'FTuE
Centaur
LiniInent

have been sold the Last year. and not one COM
,laint has r. ache US, ;ha- hey have not done
al tina, : elaine for them. Indee /, scien:rtc
skill cannot go hey oni the resulJ reached IN
these wonderful preparations added ar
bolic- ArIlIca, MenIha, -en.cs-Ou and witch
Hazel are other ingredients, which makes a
family Liniment that dei-s rivalry Rheumatic
and b. d ridden cripples have by il been enabled
10 throw away their clutches, and many wio
,or Years haze been afflicted with Neuralgia,
sci.,ica. c .ked Bee a-ts, Weak Ba Ks, &c, have
f,rn permanent relief
Mr.. JOSH n westlase, of Marysviie, D
writes:
..For wears nv Rheumatism has been sos.oad
that have been IN able TO sti- from IA, house.
I have ried every remedy Could near Oh
Finally 1 learned .f the entaur LInimeat- he
first three uoit.es enabled me 10 walk without
INV crutchss. am uendinS RAPIDLY. ihihs
your LiniiI.ent simi ly n marvel
This Linim-nt cures kurns and scaids WIN
OFT = scxr. Extracts the Poison from biies sho
stin.s. Cures ChilIblains and Frosted-feet, and
is very ehacious Tor Esrsche, Toothache' ltch'
and Cutaneous E.up;ions.
The Csntalr Linimsut' Yellow
WRAPPER, is intended. ios the tough fbres'
cords and muscles Of horses mules, and All
mas.
READ Read
Rev. Geo. W. Ferris, ManoIhill, schoharie
Co., N. Y, says:
NY horse was lame for a year with fetlock
wren n. All remedies utterly failed 70 cure
and I considered him worthless until L com
ncuced to use Centaur Liniment, which rapidly
cured HIN l heartily recommend IT,
IL makes very little din renee whether the
Gaze be "wre nch," sprsin, spawn. or lam
ness of any kind, the effects are the same. The
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-21
IN UNSEEN FOE.

.,,eFr.,. zIssic 20 Murder n FARMER
while Goins toward .fis Home Near
srringaa,e-
4 report was circulated IN the city yes
te,dsy 10 tie effect that while Nj. 4. l.
Farrell, who lives on the old Kerr farm neal
Suringdale, was returning home Oh the De-
Soto road, Friday night about nine O'Clock
and had reached point about half . mile
west of Mr.. Thos. Rubles faHn, about
nine miles from the city, some unknown
person fred a shot at him from the thick
underbrush on the north side of the road
which resulted in a severe wound in hi.
nsht shoulder. After the shot was fired
the would-be assassin escaped in the dark
Tess and no trace Of him has since been
discovered No cause has been assigned
for the shooting, ard it lie supposed the ides
wa. TO kill Mr. Farrell at once and take
possession Of the team he wac driving The
wounded man made his way to Bethel
Church, a short distance away, and wa
cared for BY some people who live in thu
neighborhood until able to get home.
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Diamond Oil.

A Imminent universally acknowledged as
the most renowned quick cure ever brought
before the public, for the perfect cure both
of man and beast. This popular and great
healing remedy SO long needed by suffering
humanity, is giving unbounded proofs OF
its merits by all having tested its unrivailed
power. For sale by E. ]. Humphreys 4
Co. wholesale and retail druggists, corner
Delaware and Third streets.
declO-oaw-d6w
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wh., Mus. I &c. for /. Holiday Pre-.


Is a question now asked BY nearly every
one. VIVA, is more suitable to give lady
than q nice dress? In order to place our
large and elegant stock of dress goods with
in reach of rybody, We have made spe-
cial prices for the holidays.
SILKS
A full line of new dark shades, reduced
from Sl.5o to S1-25.
sl75 line, reduced to sl.5o; 50 linz, re-
duced to Sl.75.
Black Cashmere Silks reduced from
S2.25 to$l.S5.
Black Cashmere Silk, reduced from
$3.50 to $40.
Guineis Cashmere Alexandra, reduces
from $2.75 to 81 So.
Guinets Cashmere Alexandra, reduces
from S325 to $2S5.
Guinets Cashmere Alexndria, reduces
from 81 to 1885.
BLACK AND CoroRxp cAsHNrprs.
We have jua received IN eIersnt line i
the new popular colors. and black. vhic
We ere o6srinx ut special Low prices. IN,
guarantee them loWsr than Tie eame roo
haze ever beth offered here. We Laye n,
omned Q epleadid Linz Of drss soods IN.
3 70 50 csnb b new dssifahl. shades.
0WmnGax 4 Eualzzou.
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO IncSmber 10 .

FLoUR-GoOd demand at full prices western
extra, 81 5OSy6 50; Minnesota, g Joa7
wHxAT-Aetive and higher, am firm; No.
Chicago spring, 81 10 cash; 81 l9k January
81 FIX February: No. spring, 81 l49os19.
N-Unsettied but generally lower; No. :,
4i1zc cash 1910 January.
0Ars-Easier; No. 2, ssl4c cash; ss1zc Janu.
ay.
RYK-Nomly; 10c.
BARLEY-Easier; Gle.
PoRK-Unsertled but generally higher. and
closing inn SIC % cash; $40 81 January; SIC ~.
@l6 - February
L,RD-Strong aud higher; $40 4o9lo 50 Janu.
airy; so 6lka February
BULK MEATs->teady; shoulders, IS; short rib
81; short C ear, 81.
wHIsKY-Steady; 81 0S.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS lz
Cous1Y or LEavEswokTH,
r, ~ p,,bat. Court Of sad County aud SfG,>.
In the matter OF the Estste Of
THOMAS QUINLAN, Deceased
~REDIrORS and al other person3 interested
4 In the aforesaid Estate. are hereby potihed,
tS1t AZ the next esular Term Of The Probate
Court. IN and tor said County, TO Be hegun and
held at the Gu Room, in the City ard County
or Ie1yenWorth, State % afort said, on the Inst
Norday in the month OF January, A. ID ls1I.
we shall apply 10 the said Court Tor fnL anu
final setilen ent OF said Estate
John QnialaD, II. Qaiulan and W "a Quinlan,
executors 81 I homas Culn an. deceased
Leayenworth City, Oc:. 9Th, A. ID. 1875.
nov 3Q.wiw g. =S1sse1<exSs&
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MoIlovay.s Ointment.

Erysip.las and all inh,nmatory diseases
Weld to dilgent use Of this powerful pre-
paration. In the foot, hand and neck, theil
,ppro.ch should be checked at oncs-il
supperation ensues, danger 10 imminent
and the knife cannot be employed Withou'
ieopardizing life. This Ointment Will re-
move the disorder, without cutting, pain Oh
peril Twenty-Five cents per box or pot.
eOdSd.
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HOME MARKETS.

TIMES OFFICE,
LHvHzwoarH. December II. 1876.
,co,.rorrp DAILY ZOE THE TIMES
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New York Produce Market.
yCIV YORK December 10

FLoUR-Steady and q fair demand: superfine
western, sJo5 Is; common to good. . 5000 %
good to choice, s. 70o5 10; white wheat extra,
s. sOd7; st. Louis. IS 50 s %.
WHsAr-A very light demand; No. Chicago
spripg nomlyS "a: winter red western, u 40.
RYE-Dull and declining western. soSss-
BARLEY-Heavy-
CoRs-A moderate demand; mixed western,
dist ling, 53c; mixed new no grade IS a5ec; mixed
new steam, see $1,000.
Oars-A shade frmer; mixed western 35S3sL:
@5Oc
CoFFEr- Steady and fair demand.
SUsAR-Nomaliy and dull, refined, firmer.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, . good demand, is9
5sc.
RrcK-Steady, and fair demand.
EGGs-Firm; western. IS s29I2c.
PORK Dull mess S1T Is.
MIppLxs-Long clear middles, steady, western
So
LARp-Opened heavy and closed firm; prime
steam, SO sDdl0 - spot; SO ~ December.
BUTTER-Firm for choice, and others dun
Western, l4a Soc
CHEssK-Firm; 7914l4c.
WHIsKY-Firmeri 81 i2H-
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Leaf Tobacco.

Twill open Leaf Tobacco warehouse In
Kansas City, Mo-, January ID, 1871, to re-
ceive and sell on commission all Tobacco
tha. may he brought in, or consigned to
me.
Or if parties prefer | will buy for cash n
the highes. market price.
Reference given on application.
NJ. SCHOoNMAKER,
2O4 Main street, Kansas City, Mo.
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If the consumption Of S,zodont continu =
to increase in the present ratio, the teeth oil
the future will be . great improvement on
those o, the present day. Its universal use
would prevent all dental defectioEs, and
render one Of the most essential portions oil
our material organization - ornamental a
IL In useful.
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The delightful, pure, unadulterated and
truly excellent qualities Of DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts have secured
for them the patronage of the most intelli-
gent ladies in this country. A few cents
additional cost does not deter ladies who
are mindful of the health of their family
from procuring that which is Known to De
pure and wholesome, especially article:
that are use in preparing the "necessaries OF
life " Those who nave not should try DR..
Prices Flavorings, Lemon, Vanilla, &c.
They are really the finest made. d&wlt
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A Sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
are warranted to cure the Gonnorhea,
elect. Chordee, Structures, diseases OF the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs oil
males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure rem
edy tor the Sperm atorrhea, Seminal weak
ne-, nightly emissions, the loss OF power
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul
eeDce. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific, s.
ger bottle; Injection, 81 PER bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DR.. J. Dinsbeer
cole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, No. Send two stamps fo'
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re
Theo. Egersdorff agent Leavenxorth, Kan
A.. anr27eod&w10
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Police Court.

Yesterday, contrary to the usual custom,
the Marshal was the first of the chief pow
ers of the municipal force, to arrive In the
court room previous to the opening OF the
session. He sat himself down in front OF
the Judges desk, and as the minute-hand
indicated five minutes to nine he remarked
that for once he was ahead Of the Judge.
The next four minutes were devoted to
putting himself up with importance, and
getting ready to give His Honor blast If
he should arrive trifie late. As the hand
drew near the hour of nine his whole frame
seemed to be dilsted with jubilance. Nine
o'clock struck, and no Judge appeared.
The chief, heretofore happy, began to show
an uneasy expression, and furtively glanc-
ed from the isiler to the clock, and from
the clock 10 tn jailer. seconds seemed
like hours. and finally he burst forth:
"Mr. Jaiier, would i, not be as well to
look after the head center OF this court ~
Just then, as the clock indicated one
minute AID a hall past nine, footstep
Was EtdIu on std4lS, asIN sN~
door opened to admit the portly form OF the
delinquent Judge.
"Good morning, Mr.. Marshal" without
looking at the clock.
"Nine means nine in this court, as i have
been previously t.Tght by you, sir. Where
/ have YOU been asked the Marshal
sharply.
! We'll, you see The clock where l have
been in The habit OF staying was a trifie
/ slow this morning snd-"
/ "Hear We, hear ye, The honorable po-
/ lice curt of the sity of Lsavenworth Is now
| in session." interrupted the marshal.
Cali the first case" said the Judge meek
".
Thomas Potts, drunk, and found freez'
! ing on the north espianade." lie was mol
present, and having left a bond OF five dol
| lars, his fine was assessed at i've dollars.
"Joe Saunders, drunk and vagrancy, call
ed the Marshal. "What say you to the
charge, sir ?" asked the Judge.
'Guilty "a to being drunk, Sir, but l am
no yasrant i have only recently been dis.
charged from the army at the Fort, and
have been spending my time in drinking
whisky and saving wood for John b.
"Five dollars, Mr.. Marshal. Call the nex'
case"
"Michael Rourke, dead drunk" Mike
stood up and fully corrobora,ed the charges
BY his appearance. Rourke was not hi
true name, but he being man of family
and having been absent for some week.
was sufficient excuse for him to get SO full
of whisky while on the train yesterday
morning As to fall off at the Union depo
on his return home, and be found by Office
Grover and the night operato
living with his head imbedded In pile o
lime at one side of the track, and almos
frozen. He was fined So, and told to g
home to his family and do 30 no more.
. Nothing further appearing, court was I'D
iourned in proper form a; exactly hall pas
| nine
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The Certain, Speedy and harm
less remedy for children, is Pitchers Casio
ria. 1t is as pleasant to take as honey and
A certain in its effects as Castor Oil. Fol
Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach, and
Disordered Bowels, there is nothing like
| Caetoris. Juneo-WiZ-
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Chicago 1.-Two stock Market.

CArrLE-Receipts, 200. Dull and nearly
nominal; prices range at S25s95 IS; chiefly sell
ing at q 759s 80 for cows and good shipping
steers.
HoGs-Receipts, 5000. Opened dull and
closing more active and firm; sales, IS 80 eS Is;
one lot Of extra sold at e6 %; sales chiefly, com,
mon heavy to choice packing, IS e5e6 10; closed
steady.
sHksr- Receipts, SO. Dull and unchanged;
sales at g. J0e6 p.
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st. Louis Produce Market
nscs-ahsr
st. Louis Live stock NJ 0rlxet

81. LUIS, DeeeMDe II.
HoGNActive and higher; Workers. IS Is 5 50;
common 10 medium packing. s5 60a5 20; fair TO
good. SIS 75a5 s.; choice heavy SIS 80 a6 %, Phil
| adelphiss, So 10 IS Is Receipts, 4. 500
| CarTLs-Quiet and unchanged, and the de
maId is confined To fancy lat and butchers; fancy
fat sseers, .; prime, a so "A 75 good, s3is9Fs
lar to choice cows and heifers s. 90 81 sioekers
| and feeders 2 5Og2 20; good TO choice through
| Texans, s25.e35s; common to fair, u 25s2 20.
/ Receipts, $50.
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen remedy in
MALAEIoU5 FEvERs, BOWEL COM
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPkEs-
SION. RESTIESsNESS, JsuNDiCE, NAUSEA.
SIC. HEA,ACHS, COLI, CoNsiIPATlOS
nd pII.; jTJsNESS