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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-10-25
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS },

SHhSA = SRASs
STATE OF KANSAS. }ss
In the District Court for Donpban County, State of
George H. Hall,
W. b. Craig.
John L. Motter
George W. Barr &
II. H. Butterworth,
On behalf Of themselves and of
all the other Bondhoders and ...
other persons who may come in
sy, avail themselves of the
benefits Of this suit Plaintfs
The Saint Joseph and Topeka .4
john Colhoun, and
Robert Fiickinger,
Treasurer Of Doniphan County
Kansas Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will ON the Goth day
~ Of October A. d. ISL at the hour of o'clock p NJ
of said day the north door the Court House. the
sale, at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate premises and property 70 wits The Railroad
Is constructed in the County Of Doniphan and
State of Kansas including all that portion Of ssid
no. Doniphan in said County Of Donphan and State
of Kansas and also all its right title and interest in and
road bed and fixtures owned by jointly with the Saint
Joseph and Denver City Railroad lying between wathena
and Elwocd in said Donphnn County Kansas together
with all and singular the right of way In road belong
ing said Saint Joseph and Topeka Railroad Company.
in said County Of Donphan and also all Of the road Of the
Saint Joseph and Topeka Railroad constructed main
tanned along said route and railroad well all their
privileges rights lands right Of way franchises and pro-
perry belong to said Railroad Company upon or
appertajning 70 said railroad including its right con
sruct maintain and extend its said line Of road nnder lis
charter and including its road bed its track its stations
station houses depot grounds ras fences engines
CINE housea ties iron machine shops and all locomotives
and rolling stock and all other property Of every kind
description whatever whether real personal
mixed sppcrtaning belonging o aid Railroad Cpmpa-
n.y. in said County Of Doniphan and
said and also all Of its lands and real estate together with
all and singular the rights and eorporste and fran
chses Of the said Company Of every kind and nature hat
and all appurtenanees thereto belonging In any
wise appertainng.
Taken property Of the Saint Joseph and Topeka
Railroad Company and offered for sale the highest bid
der for cash. satisfy certain Judgment and costa
Of record in the District Court Donphan County In
the State OF Kansas In which George H. Hall W. B. Craig
John L. Motter 0be. Craig George ". Barr and r. II.
Butterworth behalf Of and all other
Bondhoders and other persons no in and take
part in this controversy avail themselves Of the bone
fits Of this suit plaintiffs and the Saint Joseph and
Topeka Railroad Company, John ColAoun and Robert
Fickinger, Treasurer Of Donphan County. Kansas
defendants. ..s
All Of said property premises and franchises above
described have been appraised at the Of fifty -four
Thousand dollars ts54, 0o0.oo.)
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September A.
d. 1877.
THOMAS J. vANDERsLICE,
Sheriff Of DoEiphan County.
September q, is77-5w Prs fee $50
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For K.n.a. and Colorado,

Take the Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, ex.
tending from Kansas City and Atchison, the Mis-
souri, River, via Topeka, the capital Of Kansas,
through the fertile Arkansas Valley to Pueblo where
direct connection is made with the Denver & Ris
Grande Railway for Colorado Springs Manitou, Den
yer, Canon City, and all points of note the Denver
e. Rio Grande. The track is excelled by that of no
road in the West, and the passenger equipment en-
braces all the modern improvements for comfort and
safety. Through express trains leave union depots
Kansas City and Atchson, daily, on the arrival Of
trains from the East, and run through the Rocky
Mountains, with Pullman Sleeping Cars attached
For Maps circulars and detailed information, send to
t.. ANDERSON,
-. General Passenper Agent. Topeka Kan
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1t rained every day las. week. Mud and .lo.h b

II rained every day last week Mud and slesh !
| the cry Of pedestrians.
The street crossing from Mr.. NcCrum's sto=c. tina
intersects the silewak,south. is disgr to com
mon deceney. It il not only . nuisance, but an oh
struction, with those stepping stones sticking NJ
eight or ten inches high, creeled like the tomb
stones in an old graveyard If the city is too poo
to have her sdewaIks repaired inst declare the city
| bankrupt, appoint some lawyer trustee. have the
city officers settle up, sell out the calabooee and side
walks, etc, and let every paddle his canoe
get drunk, fight, whoop and hollow, and play the
devil generally. 1t would not be much worse than II
| Is nova
A Lo~ has a pig that weighs nine hundred pounds
Berkshire and Butler County.
A boy came riding into town, the other day, in q
great hurry said he wanted to see doctor to get
puke for his sister Sal She had something the mat
ter with her innards, and If she did not throw up
she would bust.
Honors easy with Charley. Mrs. Kuchs has arriv-
| ed safely from the St Louis Fair.
Every fall and winter there Ia q cry for houses to
rent in town Perhaps il ia to he benefited by free
school
And now it is j. S. lamenting about his girl. She
is sick, and she feels bad and does he. He cannot
well 60 to her. because he il modest, but still
Is wonderfully uneasy about her. Live in hopes,
sonny: she will be sll right again.
Well, we'll George Thomas brought us in regular
oldfashioned pumpkin, weighing eighty pounds.
Golly! what pyramid Of pies We will have. That
pumpkin not all he brought-some Of the largest
and best apples that ever molar bicep tooth
entered. One measured ID inches in circumference,
each way. If any one can beat it, We would like if
they would come soon for these are all gone.
This is fac simie copy Of letter that mailed
at Bremen to gentleman in Doniphan: "Never
Leave your Tools in thu in Tended School House;
they will Burn"
Some persons have recommended the bark of dog
for chills. There plenty of them if they could
be gathered in, these moonshiny nights.
Saturday night it cleared of Considerable frost
and ice, next morning. Sunday o beautiful day.
Tho Democrats of Wayne Township hold mass
convention the 9th inst, in Doniphan, at
o'clock, p. M, to nominate candidates for Township
Offices
Last Saturday night good time for saloons.
Several horses stood out in the rain till late hour,
paving and shivering. Cruelty to animals is an Of
tense amenabe to the law.
Political questions and candidates are the last
plague-next to the Hessian fly.
A good joke is told on one of our candidates. Be
ing out in the country, and at house where there
was . small child playing the floor, he took it up
in his srms, when the mother requested him to give
the child to her, to chrnge its clothes. 20, never
mind, my dear madam; it is clean enough" Butt
SAYS she at is the oensiveness" 'Never mind it
is never any offense to me. am used to the dear
little children; they are always sweet to me-"
young man in this County subscribed for the
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SheriG''s Sale.

THE STATE OF KANSAS l.,
COUNTY OF DsSirHAN. %.
Inthc District Court Donphsn County Kansas
wD Risssy Plaintiff '
Warren Day and
Mary Day Defendants.
NOTICE hereby given that will the 18th day Of
IN November A. D. 1871 st the hour Of two o'clock p.
NJ Of said day ut the North door Of the Court House
the city Of Troy in Donphan County STAT: Of Kaa.as
described real estate wit: The quarter Of
section twenty foar teD in tevnsep fesr ~ Of r.nge
twenty Coz I'm DoniphAn Cousty. Stss Of Kznaas Tax.
the property Of Warren Day and Mary Day and sf
fered for sale To the highest bidder for cash 70 sstsy
certain Judgment and costs OF record the District
Court fse Do.phsn County IN the STATE II Ksnsas IN
which w. d. Rppsy 10 plaintiff, and Warrsu Day and
Mary Day are dcfendants-
Appraised 1t q, 20.
Given under ny hand this 10th day Of October A. d.
1871. s'N
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE, -
Sheriff Of DoniphAn County.
October II, 1s77-5w. Prs fee go 50.
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LeOma Ilems.

We wish could make some bright, original re-
mark about the weather. the last week but like the
ash man, can't do it justice.
1t il now the time Of year when the air is thick
with candidates, and rumors Of candidates and CT
gars and W. straight, common among the peo-
pie.
Prairie 'schooners- are thick. 1t seems that when
it begins to get cold and disagreeable in the FALL
then large number Of people the move to bet.
ter their condition.
At the primary election for delegates to the County
Convention, Mr.. Schock and Mr.. Heastan were che
sen to represent at Troy. The people also settled
on Mr.. Gatehel q candidate for Justice from here
and Mr.. Flodin for Constable. We wish them sue.
cess in this campaign
Mr.. Kelso, efficient Road Overseer, reports all
his time in, and the roads in good condition He is
good man for the position, and the people cannot do
better than to reelect him, this FAN, providing he
will accept the position.
Ovhg - on Mistake, the date Of Mr.. Klose's ser>
ms ~ fxeA as the 3ist Il shsuld have been tn
18th. An will please take notice. CAR
~ Inf raspiver1 n laxwe sf<rk of f,ash - ~
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Wolf River Township.
The Wolf River Township Republicans will hold q
Convention at Severance, on Saturday, Oct. q, to
nominate candidates for Township officers
By order of Committee.
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Died, Oct. 18th, Mary, daughter of Charles S. and
Mary Hardy, aged Is years. She had been afflicted
for several years. and during all this time she bore
her pain with much patience. She looke, forward to
a brighter home, where pain and sickness never en-
tiers. Mary was generous-hearted girl, and loved
by all who knew her. The family have the sympa.
thy of the community, in this their sad hour of be
reavement.
Zone lovely sunbeam passed away
One lovely form beneath the clay
Thy spirit rrsts. forever rests. .H
With saints and angels to be blsst"
Thomas Hardy has been very sick, but at this writ
ing, we hear he is some better.
A good opening for a blacksmith at this place.
In speaking of fine orchards, we would mention
Osul Nelson's. He has one of the finest orchards in
Wolf River Township. The old gentleman sells large
quantities of apples every FALL in all parts of Doni-
phan and Brown Counties. He tends his orchard
with great interest and is good judge Of good fruit
We also mention the orchard on the Bennett farm,
now owned by David Wynkoop. This orchard was
planted and raised by the industrious hands of our
old FRIEND Abraham Bennett. The fine young or.
char,ls of Thomas Steanson, Mrs. G. Nelson, John c.
Zimmerman and John z. Zimmerman, also deserve
praise.
W. H. Stewrt is having his lumberIrauled, to build
a store-house.
No candidate for Sheriff from this place. What
about Sam. Hardy s-Pr1
We think we hear q sound
Trustee. Trustee;
Who shall it bel
Thomas and John Devereaux are each feeding a
fine stock of hogs. These young men know how to
raise good hogs
From all accounts, Martin Zimmerman has the
largest sweet potatoes we have
Some men have got the blues, and are sick, proph-
esying We are going to have drouth on. occount Of
SO much rain last week. To such men we would
recommend dose of fishhooks, and poultce OF
soleleather on their-back-bone.
81 say, Mr., shtop; you killed mine pigs back, run
over across init de wagon veel."
Opening for good shoemaker at this place.
KNOW
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General Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kan

- UNCLE SANS CONDTTIONPOwDER Cures
and Prevents Disease. Every stock raiser should
have it on hand to be used occasion may require.
II your druggist does not have the genuine Uncle
Sans, do not be deceived with inferior article,
bat send to the Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago,
and get it for yourself For sale by Bekford & Sim
clair, Troy.
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70. C. D. Bckford held his County Convention,
Wednesday night DR.. Ashmead was delegate, by
proxy. They unanimously nominated ten-pound
hoy No bolt is anticipated. This puts us in q bad
fix. We are strictly temperate but when Charley
comes around to .set 'em up,r We can't refuse
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Wolf River Democrats.

The Democrats Of Wolf River Township will meet
in Mass Convention Mt Severance on Saturday, Oct.
27th 1877 at o'clock, p. m for the purpose Of plac
ing in nomination candidates for the different Town
ship Offices Let there be full attendance.
BY order of Township Central Committee
L. C. NELSON Secretary
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y Call I'm mt I-elnnd's, and see the
largest md best stock Of goods In Don.
iphaa COanty.
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II pumpkin mysteriously appeared ON our
premises short time ago. bearing the device, "Tske
me in" We stock it in y but now astrange thing has
occurred Every night the ghost of that pumpkin
appears and in sepulchra tones calls for its mate
anybody has the mste to that pumpkin, just bring
IL along and put that ghost to rest.
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II Mayor Curtis, of Severance, requests us to
say that the City Council not called together for
the purpose of passing order directing the Mar
shal to prevent VIM. Ward from being taken away
by Constable Bailey The Council was in session at
the time, transactng public business but he, as
Mayor of the City, gave his individual order to the
Marshal to hold Ward a city prisoner, he having
been arrested for a breach of the peace
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~ Farmers, livery men, and harness makers who
have used Uncle SANS Harness Oil. will never use
any other it is the best and only Reliable Oil in the
market. 1t received the highest award at the Cen
tennia Exposition Of 1876 For sale by all FIRST class
Harness Establishments. For sale by Bickford &
Sinclair, Troy.
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NNcliHed.

Mr.. EDroR-Pease say to the voters of Doniphan
County, that respectfully decline the nomination
for Coroner recently rendered me by the Greenback
Convention VIZ. RkEDKR.
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~ We received call, Wednesday afternoon,
from Albert Griffin, editor Of the Manhattan Nos'oa
ast who il on a temperance lecturing tour in North
ern Kansas.
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An kinda Of Machine Ola - Low - 1t st. Joe a.
Atehison, at BscxFoRD 4 euczAnA
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wos AGAIS.-The st. Joseph Herald, of last Fri-
day, contained the following account Of the decision
in the Riddle estate, in the Buchanan County Court
1t appears that n b. Wood is winner again. We
hope that it will soon be finally decided, that Bo
ney can "set 'em up"
The RIDDLE EsTATE.-In the Circuit Court, yestcr-
day morning. Judge Grub rendered decision in the
matter of the distribution of the estate of Benz III.
Riddle deceased He ordered that the estate be dis
trbuted equally among all the heirs of the deceased,
except Samuel ii. Riddles heirs who 10 be charg
ed share and share alike with 81 600 Samuel H. Rid
die having receipted for that amount during his life
time. The has been interesting one, iLvolv-
ing several nice legal points. This suit should be
warning to fathers, to arrange their affairs by will.
In half an hour honest lawyer put any estate
in proper shape, thus avoiding vexatous and expen-
sive litigation, and besides creating better feeling
between relatives 1t is the opinion at the Court
House that appeal will be taken from Judge Grubbs
decision. All the heirs, Mrs. Elias Perry and
Mrs Moore fully satisfied with the decision. The
estate worth less than $40 600, and it will be d
vided into portions to be paid to the following
parties: The heirs of Samuel H. Riddle, Deceased;
W. A. Riddle, Mrs. Ed. Robidoux, Mrs. Elias II. Per
~, and Mrs. Ella Moore, of St. Joseph; Mrs. Ben.
Wood, of Kansas City and Mrs. n. B. Wood Of Troy,
Kansas
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rE Will L. Smiths Swiss Bell Ringers and Comic
Concert will give entertainment at the Court
House, Friday evening. They have q contortionist
equal to Harry Fades For good music and rich fun
20 and hear them.
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The young ladies OF Troy will give an Oyster Sup
per, at the Court House. Friday evening, Nov. d.
Proceeds to assist in procuring Public Library All
are invited to attend
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PLATFORN.

Resolved By the Republicans Of Doniphan .unty, In
l. That We do not believe that the mission the Re.
publican Party accomplished but that there greater
need than for maintaining its organizstia intact
and that the only way to maintain that organ saton in
the State and the Nation 10 through organic. loo aud
harmony Of tho party in all tbs Counties Of u several
States. Nd. 81. &C.
and works for the party and its pncr .es that
party afford to repe and spurn from IL any
foE the ,ea. he has At some former id q his
yidua candidates who not theegular minecs Of
the party-the Republican creed being LIBERAL
and suicisnt to save all who are reay and ins to
turn from the Of their ways.
sence and free thought differences q opnios upon mi
questions isolated lines Of policy be toerat
al principles OF the party and support its uinatoos
regularly and fairly made.
Resumption act in favor Of the frssorsts Of silver
coin TO its former standing In the currency and in favor
on the 5usnsss Of the country which oufrsacy ioud be-
issued directly by the General Government I'd
the Member Of Congress non this Dist1ic. who has
three times been elected 70 the position each time
Geivng the united support Of the Republican party Of
That the laws should afford equal psDs.son to Ia.
upon the market IN the ssms wheas and corn
and xhskey cattle and railroad stocks subject
Of stock and produce gamblers i wrong and rsinous
the very life and prosperity Of the Nations and pro-
Xsr.fans working men who for sufeisas ..ss.
their families from starvation and want and
responsible for the acts Of and outlaws Who
crimes pon;shsn County. a community oomcossd al
most wholly Of labering men heartily sympathIes With
and to avoid hrne orcod into life Of pilisSe and br
andage.
t ~ We i.soners in cmittO, "a lew
tsx for the payment Of interest Railroad Bonds and
it desire and request Of this thu. tho
refusa 70 levy such be persisted in until Just
promise shalt effected with the bondhoiders reducing
the indebtedness . the amount Tor which the Sonas
" IN. pueope u the County e paw and We pledge our
selves . sustain the Commissioners In al their efforts 70
scoomPsr s .O01oye tho action oft the c.u,.v comm.
sonsrs in offering standing reward Of hundred dol
lars for the oap C,. 2, sSe'S '''s' WIN
8. That We heartily commend the ticket to-day nomi-
mated 70 the snarsses o. me voters Oh inc Cooo ana
- o.. ..,'.s "a .s.or,,. ,t.. ,hs Conxe.-
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- IN =. ~ h.To, c.r,;.s
n-.,;.,, ~. co,ver,;on ,,r,.rsaed IN b.,,ot IN,
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J. W. Pry,

Aaefiomeer, Serevusee, kaAsas,
Having long experience as an auctioncer will attend
all sales at short notice. and reasonable terms.
Also, live stock Of all kinds bought and sold
mission Parties wishing to buy sell stock IN
vited to correspond Good references given and sat
isfaction guaranteed lSoct3m.
n Mccrun, Of Doniphan- pays tho highest cash
price for wheat lSoct
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Those marked with q star were present.
The report was received and adopted
1t being announced that several delegates lected
were not present it moved and earriel that
where delegation lacked its full Implement of del
egates present, the members present shall fill the
same, and the full vote of the delegation elected
The committee resolutions then reported the
following, which report received, and un sninlols
IL udcpted
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Troy Lumber Yard.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles,
Doors, Glazed Sash.
I.d11aov Ha1r, Cement, DO,
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
Tard, Nsar he DYs&
lsoct77. ROBr. TRACY co.

n The rapidly increasing demand for Elerts
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry, il positive intiea-
ton Of its meris; thousands of individuas who have
been cured Of Coughs, Colds Brsachitis and incipi
emit Consumption, where other remedies have failed,
are the best proofs possible that this ID without doubt
the best cough remedy vet discovered Sold by Bick-
ford 4 Sinclair, Troy.
Carpets, Caxpsts!
We have On hand Samples Of Carpets- We win
take orders, and furnish At factory prices.
BycKronD & SuCLAn.
a. Large % eek Of Clsshing at Le-
n John C. Zmmermaa win receive grain fcs
Remainder, We guarantee al eur Z - rePeesenfed'
o. refund the money. BlcKyoRD 4 SucIAn.
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Notice for Divorce.
Notice 70 Teachers.

NNHERx Win BE- pabHe szaminatisu Of applicants fss
Ieeehsr'e Cssti6esss. - the Courf Hsnss IN Epg
ne tnir1 0.te{aaH - Ia Dsnths q sslesuhse Oussber
and N0ve1abef = -7----s - ~ n RO6E
sePssnbsr d is11-lev. es.sr saessi.sssas:s.
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William Hedrick was born April 9Th, 1875, in Foun-
tain County, Indiana In 1885 1886, he enigrated
West, with his father settling in Holt County Mo-,
where he resided until 1884, when he emigrated to
California but returned in 1855 and settled farm
one mile north of Planning, where he remained until
last March, when he removed to Tanning
The deceased leaves wife and eleven children
Six of the children grown and married; i've still
remain at home the oldest being Is of age
lie also buried seven infant children making in all
eighteen. Mr.. Hedrick has also buried two wives.
understand that Mr.. Hedrick was never member
OF church. but seeker in the United Breth-
church. about ten years ago In his sickness, he
much interested in the salvation of his sOul and
died in peace. He is doubtless with his infant
children, in the Paradise Of God. part of the fami
Iy are on this SIDE and part the other side of the
river. Our prayer u.s. that those this side may
live meet the loved that gone, and make
an mbrokcn family at Gods right hand
Mr.. Hedrick was charitable to the needy. He was
loved and respected by those around him, and they
will deeply feel his loss. g. H. MURRAY.
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r. Our local department has been neglected, this
week. Too many political Conventions to watch, to
admit of much looking after locale.
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a. Jast received, siarse stock of ftssA 4, ct
BTcxFokD SIxCIAn's
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Remsmber, We guarantee al eur r - represented
o. refund the money. BlcKyoRD 4 SucIAn
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1T Is A FACT!!

1T Is A FACT!!
Browns Liver Pills cure headache, bilious
ness and liver complaint.
Browns Blackberry and Ginger cures diar-
riea dysentery snd eholera-morbus.
Browns Cough Balsam sud Tar Troehes
cure coughs colds, and throat and lang affections
Browns Hair Tsaie prevents dapdruf and
loss Of hair, and secures q beautiful gioss.
sprsins, sweiings, sores and ulcers.
Eareka Ague Pills do cure the ehflls.
Parisian Lily Balm beauties the complexion.
sar.aparflIa, Dandelisn and IeAiAe of Pc
sassinm invigroases the liver and purifee the
blood.
For sale by Bickford & Sinclair, and W. A. q r.
A. Kinsey, Troy; Aug Miller, wstbens; J. A. Camp.
bell, and j. II. Ward, severanceL