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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-02-22
MONEY TO LOAN,
ST. LOUIS MARKRr.

ST. Louis MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS. Feb 90
wheat-Lowsr; No fall o. +s6l 50 cash: 81 IS April;
No. , do. u ~ eash; d <2afMarch; No do, u 20
Corn-ower 3sa 6393c cash; closing inside figures
39lc March; Ttd April
bats-Firm; DC cash
Rye-Stssdy ut CSC.
Bulk Meats Noninally lower and nothing doing.
Hogs-Lower; light Is ooes D. packing. Is Ses 20;
butehers Is 6515 IS. Receipts HOO.
Cattle-Quist and unchanged. Receipts coo.
Pork-Lower; SIS 90 March; el5 20 April.
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The A1kst stock farm in Atchison County for sale
containing 30 of land $50 acres in high state
of cultivation, and 20 Of good timber and living
water miles north of Muscotah. will sell low,
exchange for . general stock of merchandise, or
trade for good lands in Douiphan County. For fur
ther particulars apply to
JOSEPH McCRUx,
lfeb4w. Doniphan. Kansas.
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BRExSER, Feb. 18th. 1877.

BRENSER, Feb 18th. 1877.
Mr.. EDrroR:-You will oblige the undersigned by
publishing this in your paper, the Chief:
We regret to announce that Mrs. Annie +. Smith,
teacher of Rock Creek school, District No. J. where
she has taught nine terms and given entire satsfac
tion has been called upon to give up her charge and
return to her home in St. Louis account Of the fail
ing health Of her mother. She was beloved by her
scholars, and esteemed friend by the patrons Of
the District The Board of District No. regret losing
such competent teacher a. Mrs. Smith. We give
her much credit for what she has accomplished in the
District We consider ourselves fortunate in being
able to such good TEACHER Mis- Celtic Han
fill her place. District No is one of the best
in the Coanty having nine months school IN the year
averaging 20 scholars for the Winter term.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Clerk.
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Geary City Isssns.

Our Constable Mr. james Vineyard, has moved to
Donphal. Mrs.. Vineyard v.s . working woman in
cur Sabbath school She taught the first elsss, and
was always ut her place, and ct the proper time.
"Lun," four good young friend that writes items for
the Chief from cty) says, in his last items that
cur Sunday School goes by jerks and il about played
out in usefulness, at least Now, to give our readers
idea of how much truth there 10 in that item, We
will give you short history Of our school, and then
they can judge for themselves to its jerk, ETC.
Our school was Organized four years ago. the first day
Of next March, and has been opened every Sunday.
winter and summer ever SINCE with the exception of
few days last fall and school 10 just - useful
now ever it was Those that 70 there by jerks,
must not think that our school goes that way.
Some are complaining that the roads are not vide
ensugh to psss, but We hear NO complaints Of them
sat hsins deep enough.
Mi.s Katy Pickard, Of ST. Joseph, 10 down, visiting
her friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. Jsn,es Burke is giving employment to quite q
nunher q men, husking corn and ehopping eordwood
on his farm adjoining town.
Mr.. Rsberf F1ickinger has had several teams plow-
ing for him. during last week. for the purpose Of SOW
ing wheat a..
Missouri has turned out another horse thief Ths
horse was stolen from man living st. Joe, by
the name Of Lewis The thief passing through
eur city.
Ths Democrats won't talk Of anything nov bat herd
Law and hard times.
Our winter wheat, the farmers say, is coming ont
all right. SUBcRIBER.
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PIWPLES.

will mail (Freel the receipt for preparing simple
vKoErAsLs BALM that will remove TAS, FRECKLfS,
PIMPLES and BLoTcHEs, leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful; also instructions for producing luIurant
growth of hair on bald head smooth face Addres
Ben. vsndsif Co, Box 5iai, No. Wooster st. n. 7.
ssdec6m.
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John T. Brady W. Frank Theritt.
Error from Doniphan County.
AYI1KNrn.
By TIE CouET,
VALExTISE, J.

By TIE CouRT, vAIxxTNK J.
Where Office 10 in dispute between two persona and
the the actual pessSsisn Of the ocs steps u
~ pse: whore ths businss is usually performed but
with intention Of abandoning the once Of giving IL
70 the other person, and such other person With full
Of the facts steps In and proceeds
2 do business though he In fact the ocer He'd
That O. between such TIVE pesons the prsvousy
session must Be considered the officer Dc fseo
Brewer T. csocurring Horton C. J. sitting In the
true copy. Attest: A. HANMAr
L. 81 Clerk Supreme Court.
George W. Culp A. 4 n. R. r. Co.
Error from Douiphan County.
BIZ THE CoUKT, BxEwER, j.
l. The blowing Of steam whistle and the letting OF Of
steam are not acts Of neglgenco evidence Of
vrengfnl co.ducs the part Of those IN charge Of raj.
road tran- But whom thoss acts doas carees sly
heedcssy and without any necessity therefor they may
become acts Of and the railroad company be
Responsible for injuries caassd thereby.
yalentine J. coucarring.
Horton C. J. not stting in the
A true copy. Attest: A. HAxAAT.
H. g. Clerk Supreme Court.
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q WIN. Foster, Of Severance, has presented ~
With basket of potatoes of tho Strawberry variety
They arc very nice looking potato, and their quality
oes not deceive their looks Mr. Foster also has
thanks for lste Boston pspers
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E The corn business Is still quite lively in Troy
Oas day last week Leland took in over forty wager
loeds Of it, and other c-alers took in their share.
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Will reopen her Millinery Store the 5th of March,
in Highland next door to the saddler's shopJ She
has tine supply of Millinery and Fdney Goeds; also
q splendid stock of Berlin ZepAps, Honeyeomb and
Java Cansss, and everything needful in the Enbro
derry line which she will se St. Joseph retail prices
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-02-22

II Our itemizers will please not indulge in sharp
cuts at each other, in relating occurrences that
never happened except in their own Imagination 1t
takes up too much of our space Give facts in as
plain language a. possible. We want news Of local
general interest No necessity for piling up words
in order to make q string Of items
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~ The now depot at Tanning b completed. The
railroad company sre also building tank and wind
mill at that plsce, which arc almost finished This
will enable the heavy freight trains to wster and get
good start up tho grade near Troy Junction. The
tank Ut the foot Of the gsds u too closs TO allow tho
trains to get under full headway before starting up.
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WimOnR Items,

Win0na Items.
Since last writing, have been having little
winter.
There will he spelling at the school house Wednes-
day evening, February 18th. All are invited
The grasshoppers have been Matching out in some
localities, much to the delight of the farmers.
We have been informed by good many, that the
peaches have all been killed. Alas! farewell peach
Is and
The farmers predicting large crops tof grasshop
pers) this coming season.
Benjamin Smith intends leaving for the Southern
part of this State, in few weeks.
One of your correspondents speaks about reading
the Chief in school Why, that is nothing. We read
it every Monday morning, from the school ma'am
down to the second reader clsss.
Frank Case, Of our most enterprising citizens,
will move to Robinson, in 4 few weeks.
We understand the old store-house in the town Of
winona, now occupied by Mr.. VIM. Magee, will be
vacated. Won't that be too bad
Mr.. Frederic Dyke lost one Of his horses, and two
moro, understand, in q bad h1. They are
about to 60 up the spout So So.
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DoNIpnAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRRCToRY.
Judss "a Judicial D.strict-ALyREp G. OIn
Comfy Cemuissis1ers-FkKD BAkPsTKK. CYRub LELAxp.
JR A. LAkzxLRkI.
Sberi6-THohAs j. vANDERsLlcI.
CLARK Of District Court--FKAxK BDowN.
Tr.asurer-RoBKxr FIIcxNoKR.
Couptv Clerk-CHAKLEs RAPfKLyV.
Coupty Atterney-T. Il. ARnnsoHG.
Srobats Juaes-RoBEKT wnkNson.
Rsostsr Of Dseds-R. II. DRKNNING.
sunsriptsrAsnt Of Public Instruetios-D. d. RosB-
Coroner-Dk. wn REEpKR-
Snryeyor-JAnRs r. FoRhAx.
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Coru! Corn! Corn /:

Cor1: Csrn! Csrn:
Corn taken for Goods!
Corn taken for ACCOUNT!
Corn taken for Cash
AT A PouLKrs CASH SroRK,
dec2s White Cloud Kansas.
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BLASKs.-A large supply of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds. Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks, such Summons
Warrants, etc. Constabes' Sale and other blanks;
Police Judges Blanks, etc, etc. neatly printed and
for sale at this Office.
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AGUE AND FEVER,
OR CHILLs AND FEVER


The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly cains
for 1t Gps rority all remedies offered 70 the
public for - sst essin ssdv and psssasaf cure Of
AEue and Fever chlis and Fever Whistler OF short
Of long sanding He rsfers the entire Western and
Southern country to bear hin testimony the truth Of
the assertion. that in whatever viii Ii fail to cure
the directions strictly followed carried out In
sgreS many cases single doss has been sufBcient for
cure and whole families have been cured by single bot
tie With perfect restoration Of the general health 1t
L. however, prudent and In every certain to
cure If II. Is continued in smaller deses fog
two er the disease has bees checked more especially
in difcuit and ongstandinG Usually this medi
cine viii not require aid to keep the bowes in good
order should the patient however. require cathartic
medicine after having taken three four doses Of the
Tonic, single dose Of BsEs Vegetable Family Ps will
be sufficient
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Lat Call.

AL old accounts not paid by March LIST, will be col
lected by Law. Pay up, and save costs
Sfeb2w. BTcKYoRD 4 SINCLAIR.
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: HoLLowArs PIIIs-The blood IL the very essence
of health and life. 1t furnishes the components Of
flesh, bone. muscle, nerve, and intesument. The
stomach is the apparntus-tke arteries the distribu
tors and the intestines the channels by which the
waste matter is carried OF Upon the stomach and
bowels these medicines act simultaneously. IS cents
per box pot.
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BY THE CoUEr.
r. We learn that the farmer. on Cedar Cr.el

-. We learn that the farmers on Cedar Greek, be-
tween White Cloud and Iowa Point, have held meet
ing and organized to fight grasshoppers. Their pro
gramme is to harrow, pillow, ditch and burn, and any
thing else to destroy the pests farmers all over
the infested districts would do the thing, and
carry out the work, they would prevent much de-
structon of crops, although they might not entirely
prevent grasshopper ravages.
~ 1t is rumored that . lady in town, few nights
since. thought she heard a suspicious noise in the
hired girls Going quietly to the roon abe dis
covered young buck in there, having good time
She suddenly threw open the door, and ~ he bulged
out, she grabbed him by the ear lacersting it some
what. She could not tell who it was but the boys
are keeping = sharp lookout to who has . scratch
cd ear
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-02-22

~ Correspondents would oblige us il they would
send their fzvors reach by Tuesdays mails
of each week, earlier, il convenient By with
holding them until Wednesdays mails, they crowd rs
too much 60 topress on that evening; and some
times they have to 20 over for week.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-02-22

= Senator Williams and Representative Tracy
up, Saturday night, to see the members Of the
Nebraska Legislature safely out Of the State.
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Read the JouoSns estraes Of . Letter from Mrs. Rirers
scVs Of Rec Dr. Rivers Of the harmed eloquent
and popular Mnisers Of e Meodist Episcopal Chayeh
snd rAs at present Broad~ay Church Louie
Wiz, H..
LOUISVILLE. KY.. Oct. g. 1860.
Dr. John BSa-Dsar Sir: Many thanks to you for the
medicine you have 80 kindly given have been a
great sufferer for years and had the advice Of various
physicians. Some pronounced my spine some my lungs
been burnt blistered snd cupped unit, had become dis
heartened Several very eminent physicians who exam
ined my spine informed me that was threatened with
paralysis or spopexy any day. and that nothing but
seton would relieve had perfect horror Of that
and was hestating about having inserted when you
kindly sent me your Sarsapsrilla which Immediately
begun to take three times day Il had suffered terribly
with most acute pain In the RICH side Of my head e..
pecally when would read write for any length Of
time and on rising to feet would be perfectly blind
for several minutes and would have to bold to something
to prevent falling
1 Am most happy to inform you that the pain in my
head Is entirely relieved; suffer but seldom with my
spine. and then not 80 acutey. Ny appetite is good
indeed for the drst time in my life enjoy my dinner
more than any meal during tho day.
Yoa kindly sent four bottles again Last night and
began again this morning. and hope to be entirely re-
Heved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes.
Very truly YOUR most grateful friend,
MI c. RIVERS
Ny journal abounds with similar letters all Of which
guarantee to DO genuine and written By the persons
whose names they bear.
De not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't bs
drawn away after and doubtful experiments Don't
risk health By letting novioss experiment upon you
With their trash.
Ny Sarsaparis has stood the twenty years.
il IL still the sarsapArilla Of the day and Of age
ssing all othsrs in popularity and in its curative
qualities
Avoid all those who trying to palm on 700 sthsr
szfraets Of ssrsspsris SCALED. Rsnsmbsr 10 10 Dr.
John Bale sarsapsrilA Of Louisville. Ky, that il tho
old and reliable remedy for Impurities sf the blood and
serOfslsss aabetisus. Always bear thst In mind.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERPEITS.
snrTHs TOXIC SYRuf has been countsrfefted ana sse
countsrfsiter brsnght 10 grief.
enasPn,N F0Ale sVRu0.

The genuine article must have Dr. JOIN brlLs PHsa.s
stamp on each bottle Dr. JoHs BULL only has the right
manufacture and sell the original JoHS SMITHS TON
srKur Of Louisville, KY Exanine well the label On
each bottle II my private stamp 10 not o. sesh eess
do not or yoa vii be deceived See my column
advertisement and my show card win prosecute any
ono infringing on my right The osnuias SMITHS TONIC
SYsur can be prepared only By myself
DE- JOHN BULL
fs,u,s,v Lssisvills. Ky.
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4. o. .. y.
TROY CITY Lodge No. 3e meets every Saturday night
., n5d Fepvs Hail over Leland's store All De0bsrs
~ The order are cordially invited to attend.
" JOHN NAQUILKEN. u. G.
J. B. BRooKs, Sec.
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have fine lot of trees Of all the leading varieties,
selected especially for soil and climate They arr
large and thrifty, and must be closed out this Spring
Terms easy. DANIEL LASpIs,
l5feb6w One mile East Of Brenner Station.
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r. New Goods at hard times prices, at Leland's.
FRANKLIN DABCOCk
Will negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3feb16
MONEY TO LOAN,
On long time low rates Of interest secured by farm
mortgagcs +. II. DRENNING.
Troy, Kansas. Feb. a. 1876.
r. Selover's Flour at Leands and warranted A. goo
A. any other make.
~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by c. Leland.
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IL Nike HaIen tthey call him Mike because his
name is JuniusI in luck. short time ago. he became
the father Of pair of twins, and nov his Gov has
come home with two fins calves
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~ DIR. @. s Hopkins has decided to renain st
Severance in the practice Of medicine. His card win
again be found in the proper column. ~
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Wan. orocn-Ns~
prasy. II CHANGED to be a ~ AN far IT, -,
thsse Wa IN exte,sivs .torh -. nv -. u,
-. ise sevh va eso.eed VIM lsrssas -
-s"ooy seemed 70 Dc thers, nom n1ss
An me nerehants were bssy, and had 10 call = -
',ma a'tee Oh eiefsA
"hie o,oua having an Immense corn trade Corn
,. oe 'eea every e'reef.o.' hiisd to The roof.
.A' ''", sAe r0eos arc ieed WIN ssacs bsinging y
.'o.e' ies tnere scarcs.y say shi4ping. and tn
lani0ea company has takee on IL Falls City Accsn
mo runs ou' one throesh height train pr
L.ern rsaroed cen o'fions have put uP freighs
'.A' buyer cannot amp and consequently Western
arc Almost die notwithstanding the country is
fa.nms over WIN corn
'oe' mas removed from the brick corner to
tos ouotAg lev ooofs above, formerly occupied -
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@eb3ul.

On five years time. Security, real estate.
W. II. FORBES,
22feb3m Highland, Kansas.
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OaklanA Grove lesns.

OakIanA Grove leeana.
Seeing that We. have been called for, reply with
the hest of feeling toward every one.
Our friend Robert has returned from his visit East,
and We hope his presence docs not interfere with any
Of the plans Of the Bremen correspondent
The oakland Grove Grange have purchased q silver
tongue organ to be used in their meetings. "Oh. how
we wish We were Granger This society ID at pres
emit in q very prosperous condition, having lately
ceived number Of nov MEMBER
The singing class at this place ia also making rapid
proyress
Mr. d. wyncoop one Of our well-todo farmers, has
nsariy finished gashsng his corn. shout i've thousand
bushels Of his own raising.
Mr. Myers, near Dreamer Station, il making prsfa-
nations for building new hosss.
That nsaAe,s Aas ct last been repaired bot not BY
the Supervisor Rosds i, this locality sre generally
in good cesdition, at present
Ths NV dvsIlng e II. nsed, Assst ct Bss.per
is being nP;lly p.aAsd forward 70 esuplrtimL
h hsrd Law sxeitsoeat has nbsidsa hsrs Mem
cones, WIZ viii b Prssidenti (HsyeA-Ptl
ApDoSDAc
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II Sosnc c0mmunirstions On hasd which will have
to wait until our columns arc less crowded a. they
sre not of immediate Importance.
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For any other lngth q tHs, In accofdsnce With the
above rafes which apply oay 70 regular sdvertisns
Busipess cards of lines or less, Is year.
For legal and transient sdvsrtisements u psr SQUARE
for the fs insertion and 50 ceats square for eeeh
.ubseq uept insertion.
special Notices viii be charged 50 per cant extra ssa
editorial advertisements and personal municstoDs
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square Al
fractions Of half square and over are counted - full
'Idvsrtsenents requiring TO be esrtised TO- win 3
charged the cost Of in addition to the regular
transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
- JOB WORK Of al kinds done short neties, =
a the times will admit All Job Work must b paid
Ior vbep taken from the Office.
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TIE ps.ps. ws.s FrssG.

reoDe8 ~ -
There medicine prescribed by Physacans OF so's
by that carries such evidence Of in sne
superior vrtue a BoscHkks GERMAN SrErf Tor esvers
Ceughs Colds settled the breast Consumpoees
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs preet s..'
TACT 10 that any person aicted get Sample bstse
for cents and try its effect before buysg the regular
sze at IS Il has lately been introduced inss TINS
country from Germany. and its wondsrfni csrss AZ y
tonshiug every that H. Three dssss YIN fsnsss
any case. Try IT, Sold BY ". p. Russell ~ heH''se
Sinclair Troy.
Msasy - Leaa,
On long tine ct lev sssrsst vsn improves Bseosm
usaiphaa Cssnty Kaasas. Applyt 70
iuasa4. Xxx STOUT. rrsy. Kassss-
q School books sad ssAcsl supplies u 1ssssAa u.
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c00oUoaptvv9o, TAKE M05ocel
EpVs@at q Aplsy nake yssr esss nss hsss'ssA
al much seps.ds &c Ne jsaieisss choice Il remedy
The s.sant 4 t~si.say h fAvsr Il Dr.. sehsaeks Psl
nsnis Syrup - care ~ csasmsssa, hr sxessds al
that can - srsssAt 70 support the pretssas Il any
other medicine See Dr.. sehsnsks Almanac containing
the certificates Of nasy psrso.s u tAs Asht rspeeta
bity Who have been restored to hsash ssr bng pro-
scunesa ineurabs By physicians Of aeknvisdssd ability
schencks Punssie Syrup aaas has cssa Many these
evidences win show; but the ID oss pronotsd BY
the employment Of other remedies which Dr. sshsnek
provides for the purpose These sddoaa remedies
schenei's Sea Weed To.ie and Mandrake Pnis By the
timely use these medicines according 10 directions
Dr. Schenck cerfes that any Of Consumption
may Be cured
DR.. schsnek Is professionally at his principal ONCE
Corner sixth and Arch Sts Philsdelphia every Monday
where al letters for Advice must be addressed.
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= Dark Brahms. p. Cochin and 8 8. Poiish eggs
for sale. g r sHEsaRHD, Troy.
M0ney - L0AA,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on i've
years time, less Interest ten per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
H. T. w. H. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, St. Joseph No.
lSjanly.
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y rhs Beatty Ge,dea Toag.e OrE.a ea.sot b
surpassed for snssthneo 90 svestnso a toas. An
sehnsxisdse tia en- giving unhsard a aiscsunfs
for cash. z saErsEnp, Troy.
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r. New Goods, a. hard time. prices, at Leland's.
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~ Stock Salt at d per barrel, for sale
BY G. Leland.
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lfeb4w.
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ne ss,pss. rssss "A - ls.1y xslisas - va.4I
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION. Jaundie.. Billion.
attacks. SICK HEADACHE Colo. Depression Of Spirits
SOCR STOMACH. Heart Burn &C.. &c.
This unriysle Southern Remedy IL warranted not to
contain SINGLE particle Of MEkcuKY OF any injurious
mineral substance but IL