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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
IRON WORKERS. STIRLING.
More Trouble in the Iron Mills of
Ken.ingtOn-HeIpe -s.Oing out"

More Trouble in the Iron Mills of
Observation-Disclosures "s.Oing out.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-While the
kensington carpet weayers are considering
| whether TO stop work, strike is hanging
fire among the neigbboring iron men.
There is difficulty between the iron mas
Formerly the helpers were paid one-third
of the puddlers' wages. The puddier is
paid s. 60 per ton for pudding iron, and
the best workmen among them puddle about
fifty hundred weight of iron per day, for
which he receives - 674 cents OF this The
helper gets 81 81 Some of the latter, how
ever, earn but SO per week. If a helper
works for an unskilled pudd.er or
at a bsd furnace he earns very
little. The helpers are not satisfied
with the one third from the puddlers They
want to be insuIei for 81 20 per day, the
defciency to come from the mill owners
pockets Some OF the masters have offered
a compromise of fifteen cents, somethspg
more than one-third of what is demanded.
This the men refuse. Already the pud-
ding mills of Rowland & Co, and the
Phils delphis Iron and Steel Company have
stopped, the helpers having abandoned
their posts. The puddliug mill Of Mar
shall & Bros. has been stopped for the same
cause, and in Hughes tS Patterson and
John Robbins mills a few Of The helpers
have also discontinued work. This throws
out of employment many puddlers and
rollers, but it is asserted that they openly
support the helpers. There are about one
hundred and twenty helpers interested in
tho present difficulty, and if these discon-
tiun- work about one hundred and twenty
fv other har 5 will have to stop si-o
Whether the strike will become general or
not, no one seers TO know. Both men and
employers appear to be tired of strikes.
The long aud exciting strike Of last snm-
mer. which was rot only the cause of bitter
feeling, but also of bloodshed, disgusted
both sides
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
REV. JOSEPH COOK.
He Considers the Question of the Ne
gro Exodus at Topeka Sunday to an
Immense Audience.

gro Exodus at Topeka Sunday to an
Immense Audience.
TOPEKA, May 24-Rev. Joseph Cook, Of
Boston, spoke to and for the freedmen in
the city park, yesterday, to not less than
three thousand people. The following
points were made By him:
1st. That the chief causes Of the negro
exodus from the South are extortior, pau
perization and murder.
u. That if the emigration Of hundreds
is successful, hundreds Of thousands are
likely to follow.
3D. That the movement will therefore
require in earlier emigrsnts courage, go
briety, energy and industry.
4.h That If these virtues are exhibited
by emigrants, those who go from the south
will protect those who remain, securing to
them better enforcement Of the laws made
for their protection and thus solve one OF
the darkest problems in American history.
5th Kansas deserves the insncial and
moral support Of the nation in the emer-
gency arising from the sudden emigration
Of negroes.
9th. That the negroes should be ad-
yised to locate in small colonies AID pur-
chase land.
9TH. That the meeting pays Its tribute
OF respect aud grief upon the bier OF one oi
the earliest and most influential friends oi
the slave, VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
The meeting was presided over by Gov
ernor st. John. Mr. Cook gave one hun.
dred dollars for the Freeduen's Society.
The Kansas State Editorial Association
is called to meet in this city on the 18th OF
June, and leave Chicago fer the Straits Of
Mackinaw, by steamboat, a; S p. m. of the
lith.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
Inflammation of the Bladder and
EiGnPNs.

Chronic cases of Lucorhea and Uterine dis
eases.
IN lumors, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi-
soid ulcers; in dropsy, III NeL,feal sore tnToSt
ulcers ana in tubeTcles o. the lungs; in gout,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, ricketts,. IN meEcurial
ueposits-it Is in these terrible forms Of dls.
ease where the human body has become a
complete wreck, snd where every hour of
existence is torture, wherein this great Teme-
Gy challenges the astOnishmtnI ana adtnird-
ton of the sick Al il IN sucn cases, where
all the pleasures of existence appear cut OF
rom the unfortunate, snd by its wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL restores the
hopeless To a life and new existence where
this grest remedy stands alone IN Its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one Is more OF less troubled with, "a few doses
wili, in most cases. and "a few bottles in the
mole aggravated IoIus, work d permanent
cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase package C ntalning one dozen
toitles. Price S 10 per dozen, or S. per half
dozen bottles, or 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggists.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate were
filed with Register Crowder yesterday
Emma NJ. Cane. of AlGmoSa, Colorado, ct
al, to John VI. Gable, warranty deed, for the
consicerat on of $500, to lots lS and II, in
block Il, Fackler's addition TO Leaven-
worth city.
Mary J. Beard, as guardian, TO clarissa ii.
n and y, IA block :, Dsy's subdivision of
I.tavrn worth city
William II. Raiston and wife, of W .ando'ter
to Eliza Jane Brock, warranty deed, for the
consideration of 2,'00, To lot 10 anu the west
haIf OF lot Is, BLOCK %, Leaveuworth city
pTQp.l
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PriNate Council Meetin.

A special meeting of the City Council
was called last night and Mayor Fortescue
and CouunIlmen L Ter, Combs. Michael,
Wilson, Fritsche and Walsh were present.
As there wss no quorum present, and the
discussion of the bo I'd question was the CT
der of the hour, The gentlemen named
locked themselves in the City Clerks Office,
and with ex-Mayor Ummethun, and ex-
Councilnen Smith, Redmond and Chapln
talked the matter over until late hour.
What W AZ done is known only to those who
were interested IN the session "a pariicipa-
tors.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways PIIs,:to the
cure OF sill disorders OF the stomach. Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness- Fever, In
1lamlnation of the bowels, Pil-s and ali de-
Faneement of the Internal N.scera. War
rant 70 effect positive cure. Purely yegeia-
Dle, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
letefious drugs.
10Observe the following symptoms re-
shifting from Disorders of the Digestive Or.
gans:
Blood in the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, disgust of Food, Full
ne11s or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc.
tations, Sinking or Fiuttering at the Heart,
(,hokine or Suffering sensations when in a
IN ing Posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots or
Vets before Sight, Fever and Dull pain In
the Head. Deficiency of Preparation, yell
lOWnesk of the Skin and Eyes, Pain IN the
eede, Chest, Limbs and Sudden Fiushes OF
Heat Burning In the Flesh.
eo0d letter stamp TO nAOWAH a CO.s
-. - WARREN corner Cnurch
ln1ormasao0 worth thou will be sent
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The following is from the Atchison Chd'a-
TiCH:
George Walker and Chas. johnson, of
Le-svengorth. were yesterday arraigned be-
fore Justice Ock-r, charged with being ac.
cpmplics-s of Charles kimbIough, the great
ArruISon ..crack>man," and bedroom ter
ror. The only witness against them was
klmbTOuzh himself, who said he bought OF
IN m his tin,. assortment of watches, Iewelry,
fack-kniyeS, ready made clothing ana sewing
.nacuine receipts. On this evidence both
wer,. bound over in the sum OF Sl.J'O each.
I had been stated that one of the pair from
/ Le,yenworth WAS y .'gay gambo ier,'' and
the other his wealthy hacker; but no wealth
was produc-d yesterday. Mr.. kimbrougn, in
cons rei at on OF his services to the hardware
and fire arms trade of Atchison, was bound
Oy. T Ip the sum of Is, COO.
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ayINreRTANT ARREST.
The Police Of the Opinion that the
Head OF the Sang of burglars Who
Have Been Operating in this City.
1. in Limbo.

Head OF the Sang of burglars Who
Have Been Operating in this City.
il in Limbo.
Joseph Ryan was arraiyued before Judge
Vaughan in the psi court yesterday
morning, for vsgrsncy ard suspicious cir
cumstances. and sent up on a fine of $50. II
is thought by the police that he is the head
OF a gang of burglars who have been work.
ing in this city for the past two weeks. The
evidence showed that he had been in the city
that length of time, stopping at the Third
" ard House. He was suspected OF not being
straight, and his movements we're watched
by the proprietor of the hotel and others OF
the house. ON Friday night, when there
were several bu-glaries committed he went
TO his room about eeven O'Clock. Shortly
afierward, some one Was heard by a boarier
to drop from a porch at the side of the house.
Mr.. Curran, the proprietor, was notified, an
he went to the door OF the suspected LOGGER,
which he shook and pounded upon with en-
ersv enough TO arouse The seven sleepers, but
ELECTED no response. The room WAS locked
that 1t was Impossible TO OBTAIN ad-
mission.
The next morning, between three and four
O'Clock, a printer employed upon THE LINES,
who boards at the THIRD ward HOUSE, was re-
turning nOtnt- bllu tc-Stu W VI the
building TO awaken MIR. Currsn 10 get in, the
doors being locked, as customary In the
yard, he met Ryan, to whom he spoke and
who turned and passed away. All the doors
hing locked, il was deemed that there was
a m array of circumstances against. Ryan.sufh- :
cient to warrant his arrest, which was effec-
ted late Saturday evening. Nothing was
found upon his person of a suspicious nature
except in a small side pocket of his coat,
where there was about a half box OF matches.
Neither could the closest search in his room
develop anything else.
The opinion in police circles is, that the
man who has been the head Of ali the burg
laries in the city il now in their POSSESSION.
and that his arrest Will cause laii an these
midnight depredations for time IL is not
best. however, for citizens to relax their vigi-
lance. for there may be mistake in the mat.
ter. The police think that there Is fence"
somewhere In the city, where the articles
taken from the houses entered may be found
II might be that other developments will be
m ade in few days.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
-OUR JAKE
The Manner i'm which He Intends to
Put 1T to sexton with His Little
billiard Cue.

Billiard Cue.
CHICAGO, May 26.-In reply to Se1ton's
challenge for game of cushion caroms,
500 points up, for $500 side, choice of the
city aud table to be determined by toss,
Schaeier has the following:
There are reasons which will readily
appear why / should not undertake a diff
ferent kind Of game, especially on q differ
ent kind of table, when to do an would
place in Jeopardy the championship and
hall. forfeit which am constantly liable to
be called on to defend. To guard against
all contingencies and reasonably pro-
tect myself / offer to play both
Sexton and Sloeser, cushion caroms, 500
points up, on 5xlO table, with 2 3 inch
halls, for $500 to $1,000 side, each game.
Choice of tables for both games to be deci-
ded by toes. One game to be played in
ChicaDo, the other in New York, with sn
interval of two weeks elapsipg, the order
of playing to be decided by toes. l have
to-day deposited $500, or $3.50 forfeit, for
each game, with the j. NJ. Brunswick &
Bake Co., of this city, perding the selec-
ton OF stake holder.
LSignedl JAccB ScHAEFFER,
The Champion of The World N
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The III, Durfee.

The steamer T.. II Dirfee, Captain George
Case. Clerk. Andy Clark and Pilot Henry
Keith, touched al the levee yesterday, but
did not unload or receive any freight. She
is on her way TO Piattsnouth, where she
will take on a load of grain and freight, and
will psss down the river aglin for It. LOUIS
in about four days. AT Kansas CITY, Captain n
Case was assaulted at The leYee by colored
man, VINO WAS given the benent OF thIee
stIorS from the Captains revolver, one of
which struck him Just below the nipple ana
put an end 10 his Wickedness for time.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
Connected by Telephone .

Yesterday, the arrangements were periec-
tsd whereby the Western Union Telegraph
Office, on Delaware street, between second
and Third streets, is connected by the Bell
telephone with the Fire Department, at the
corner of Filth and Shawnee streets. BY
this arrangement, should fire be discovered
in the immediate vicinity of the telegraph
office, the alarm cln be.eiven from that point,
thus saving d trip TO the hre department:
The bell rings clearly and distinctly, ana
The new arrangement will undoubtedly De
beneficial. With wires all over the city, the
benefits would be incalculable.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
FeVerand Ague.
DIR. RadNvay7S
SaPSapafilIlaI HGSGIT5lt
/ HE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

CHANGES AS SEEN AND FELT.
they daily occur after using a few doses
/. Good spirits, disappearance OF weak
ness, lauguOT, melancholy, lEcIe ease a.Id hard
ness OF nes II and muscles, etc
z. Strength increases, appetite i'm proved,
relish ioT iood, no more sUUr eruCJ atoms or
walerbTasn, loOd digestion, calm aud undis-
turbsd sleep, awaken fresh ard vigorous
s disappearance OF spots, biOtChtS, pim.
pies; the shin looks clear and healthy, the
urine changed from ITS tuTb.d and cloudy
appearance 10 a clear sherry or amber color;
water passes freely from The bladder through
the uTethra without pain or sCsl!ClnE; little
or no sediment; no PAIN or weakness.
4. Marked dInlunltion OF quani;y and
frequency of involuntary weakening dis
norges, lii afflicted that way, with the Ger
IaInty OF peTIusnent cure Increased strength
exhIpit.G in The seCretlng glands and fuEc-
uonal harmony RESTORED 10 Inc several Or
Yellow tinge on the white Of the eyes,
anu the sHaTJny, SaIlrH.l appearance OF the
skin cnangea 10 a clear, Lively and healthy
cool.
4. Those suffering from week or liberated
lungs or JubercUtes Will realize great benefit
ih expecloratIng freely the tough phelghm
or mucous Irum the lungs, air cells. bTOnchi
or windpipe, threat or head: diminishing the
frequency OF cough. :, neral iBcIsa>eriTength
tnroughOu the system: SiuppaEe OF Hi-ht
sw.ats and pains and feeling OF weakness
around Tie ankles, legs, shoulders, DiC; Ces-
saiion OF cold and chiIlS, sense OF sufiDcsjiCu:
hafd bTestthing ana paIONN siu OF cough on
tnese distressing symptoms gradually and
surely dis ID ear.
Z, uay after day the eSARSAPRELLIAS
Is taKen new signs Oi returning health will
appear; a. the blood improves III purity and
strength disease VIII diminish aud All Tor
e,gn and am pure deposits, nodes, tumorS, can
GERS, naru Jumps, eJc-, be resolved away, and
the unsonnG made sound ana healthy; ui-
c=rs, fever sores, chronic skin diseases grad
ualIy disappear
In cases where the system has been sal =
ytied, and Mercury, QGtck-ilYGr, Corrosive
SuDiimate, have accumulated and become
deposited IN the bones. joints, etc., cauSin. I.
q ,rss OF the bones, Tickels, spinal cUTyaIures.
coEtortiOns, white sweilInss, yarICOSe veins,
eic, the SAhSAPARlLLlAN Will rCsoiye
away these deposits and CNIermluate the Vi
eas of the disease from the system.
3. II those who are taxing these medicines
Ior tlie cure OF ofchrOnc scIoiulOuS uT sypll
itic diseases, however slow may be tie cure.
'.ieel better" and nnI their general health
improving, their flesh and weight increasing
OF even keeping its Own, IL a sure S'gn that
the cure il progressing. In these diseases
tine patient ett her gets better or worse the
virus OF the disease Is not inactive. n not ar
rested and driven from the blood, IL viii
spread and continue 10 undermine the con-
siituIiol. As soon as the SAESAfARlL
LIAM makes the patient "ieel better" every
hour you will grow beIter ana increase in
health, strength and flesh
The great power OF THIS remedy IS in dis
eases that thfeaIeu death-ss IN
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

The residence of Z. B. Allen, on North
Broadway, was entered Thursday nis sht and a
gold watch stolen, and perhaps more would
have beel taken had not Mrs. Allen
awakened snd frightened the thief away by
screaming. The outer and inner doors were
opened By skillfully turning the key with
pircers. Adam Ehsrt was also burglar
lied, little change from his pants pocket
being taken. An attempt was also made TO
enter Chris Meyers grocery, but the bur-
glar was frightened away. 1t is high time
something was done to stop this matter. and
it can only be done by an increase OF the
police force.
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0ur Commercial Travellers.

In the list of wholesale merchants, pub
liSbed sunday morning, a few firms were
omitted nv oversight, which are herewith
appended:
,,trtu 4 Knox, wholesale Boots md Shoes
L. \. Knox r :. Catlin.
BIC Clark & Co, Wholesale Crockery,
Glassware, etc.-C. L. Knapp, b ID. Stewart,
J II. Weigsut, a. L. Mcmillan.
In the list Of travelling men employed by
z " Hershfi I'D, the name OF John H. FL
lard, which appeared in the list should have
r. ad Iohn IA. HeIshfield.
] NJ. PicksTt, Vinegar Factory, was put in
as a travelling represeniati sc of Peter Berry,
who is in the. liquor business Mr.. Pickart
and his SOD, 4. P.cksTt, travel for the vine
gar factory, and II. Simon for Mr. Berry 5
/ qaor house.
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..e.veuyorth Poor House.

EDITOR TINES We had a death here yester-
day morning. IL was an old colored woman,
So years of age, who has been an inmate Of
this house since The 5tn day of March last.
She was very feeble and as helpless as an IN
f,nt when brought here and has been gradu-
ally sinking until relieved OF ner suffer ns 5
by d.sth she had been slave in the family
o. Judge :. u. IecompIe ever since the Judge
yr,s a boy three years old, until freed.
q. W. IL. MOORE, Supt-
Nav rG lz-g
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Change of Time.

atnoOu Sunday, the following change OF
time went into effect on the Kansas CITY, ct.
Joseph & Council Bluffs railway, for trains
leaving East Leavenworth
Going NortE-So. !, mail and express, lI;5O
= m; No. 8, Pacific express, HE'D p Ill No.
Z. II Joseph express, 40 p. IN.
Going south No ?, mall and express, :U9
u m: No g. ~. Louis express 5, 2:l7 "a. m; No.
q, X ausas City express, 1886 a. IN
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hi~fri, (nuut

Hon. 4 Crozier. Judge-P. q. Lowe, Sher-
id-McCown Hunt, Clerk.
Ex parte II. II Harris, excused as juror for
the term.
State vs. Samuel Miller, ct al-NoIlc proscqui
entered by County Attorney.
Hiatt VS. Rulklsy. eJ at Continued.
Olsen vs.. M0oney-Lsay- gwen pliintih TO
file supplemental peii;ion-Case Set for tIlai
June % b, 1873
Olsen vs. McCarthy-Same entry.
Green, adm nIstrator,vs- Williams, admin
fs.rator-DeleudAnt's is. application for con-
tiuu4nce ne a suflicient-Case continued.
Court adjourned until this morning AT ten
D'.IorE
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calmly stepped on board the ale ,per, select
ed comfortable place, hoisted one Of the
windows and waved graceful farewell to
the people assembled. He will probably
turn up in the city agaio IN s 40 ming. as
be had no ticket for the Mis- ,ouri Pacific.
and he wouli not ride far with Raiclia
without one.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

How often, deceived by a sensational head
Ing, we think We have found something in.
teresttng, and settle ourselves for quiet enjoy.
ment, when after reading few lines, we ind
that the advertisers trick has led us astray,
ard We have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are sure cure Tor Ague, and that Com.
pound Extract SaTsapariIlA, Dsndelion and
lodide of Potassium purides the blood and
lnvigorates the Liver, and then adds, for sale
by all druggists In Leavenworth, Kan, Me-
hrsska, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado and the
Territories. All, reader, we pity you. We
Browns Liver Pills do cure the Headache
and Liver Complaint. dAW
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
Christadoro's Far Preservative,

a valuable adjunct 10 the dye, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair, and of itself, when used alone
a safeguard that protects the fbres from de.
csy under all circumstances and Under all
c'imes. Manufactured by J. .CRISTADORo,
No % William st New York. Sold by al
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers,
eDIxST
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CONSUMPTION

Ui ne Lungs and TuOercuious PntISiS. Scrof-
ula. Sy phlloid Diseases, Wasting, u gene IA
lion, ana UIceTallop ~ lne Kidneys, llt-
oeIes, SIoppage OF water, INSTANTANEOUS ra-
liei where csthsterS have been used, thus
dong away with the painful operation oI
using these lnsstrumeBtS3, dISSoiVIug stone III
The nladdrr. and Ia al cllss.. OF
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

has displaced the old worn out inventions for
coloring the hair, which the better expert
ence of years had proved II be ineffective
and de!eterious Unlike the compounds
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
ELECTRIC BELTS.

isure cure for nervous debility. prema.
rure decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re.
liable cure. Circulars mailed Free Address
j. x. REEVES, i3, Chatham st., NY.
eod&w3m
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

Tn. most refined nations have an apprecia-
tIon of sweet odors, ard find pleasure In the
use OF articles agreeable TO the sense Of smell.
Dr, Prices Unique Perfumes are pronounced
by the best judges TO be superior IN rich,fres
fiowIry fragrance to any coming from
abroad. -tCoW
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
Concerning Mail.
H'DQ'R. DEPT. OF THE MO.

AssT. ADJ 7 -GES'S OFFICE,
Fort Leaveu worth, Kan, May %.
Mali matter designed for the Captonment
oa the Nor n r rk Of the canadian River, l..
L Sh uId I've ad dressed TO Fort Reno, l. T.,
,,,ii ru-rk O: "fDr the Cantonment on the
North Fork a. lie Csusdfan."
rs % der ct 4. ssdieI-Gsneral Pope
Pr PLATE,
Assistant scjgiant General.
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1Meeklp dimes
THURSDAY MAY %. 1879.
s.er.on. Of TASTE.

the TIaEs, with thsnfs, acknowiedgts
the receipt OF a handsome boquet nom MIS-
c Mpser, oi Pleasant Rds7-
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ADDRESS Box 2Asi New York City for par
ficulars about exchanging Sl50,0oo Of staple
merchandise from Wholesale stock. In lots
ffOm $500 to $4,000, from 0ne-Third Cash
and Tvo-Thirds Real Estate.
MaYl3a0d2mQ
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Ohnscn's New Method Of HARMONY.

By A. n. JOHNSON. tsl.ODl Just ubIis shed
This new box is so simple nd clea- in its
eX planations, that any music teacher or am
ateur can get an excellent idea ofthe science
by simply reading II thrOu-h. AT the same
time, II most thorough course is marked out
for those who wish TO be composers, includ-
ing work for many months, without, or still
better with teacher. ThOuSan can now
learn that have not hitherto b. en- able to
do So.
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RID.

To all who are suffering from the errorsand
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay Loss of manhood, &c. will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discover
eli by missionary in South America Send
a self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T. I>MAS, Station d. Neio York City.
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Al AXE w AE

upon the Fealth of the hair and dry up and
consume the juices which sustain IL, this
mild, gsnils and perfect dye is found 10
IL,
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MANHOOD! WOXANHOoD! MARRIAGE! Inn
pehiments to Marriage; the cause and cure.
sent secTeiy seoied, post paid fordO cents, by
Louis, No, the great specialist. Read his
works
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Follow the Crowd.

To T. X Fosters, at Jaggard's old stand.
lou can buy at your own price (a'mOSt).
Everything in the stock at great sacrifice.
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