The Pottawatomie Gazette du lieu suivant : Louisville, Kansas • 2

1 1 SEWING Machines Aeuowledoed Superiority of Boback's Bitters. Thesa far-famed Bitters are by all Wamego Drug Store WEEKLY GAZETTE. ,00 P8 ANNUM IW ADVANCE. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COONTV, ADMDTISTEATOE VOTICE. 1JOTICE 18 II EKED GIVES, Ut Ivttm of Adtuiniatritiuii hve beta granted me by tbe Prolmtf J4ge of Pottawatomie Khumj, oa tbe estate of Ahn-waha-as (David) decraed, dated Jary 4tht 170.

A LI pereoaM having against the ai4 estate mre required to preaeut then to the Administrator within oue year after tbe dte of the lt-tr, or tby may be precluded from any benefit from sttcheatate; and if anch claim are not exhibited within three yt-ara from the date of the letters they shall be forever debarred. F. EASTOX, AdmTaistrator of the estate ef Ahn-wahu-tm (David), deceased. J. S.

MEitRITT, Attorney. admitted to be, in their purity as a stimulant, their efficacy as medicine and strengthening properties as a tonic, superior to any other known I M. F. A. BALLARD, JtGEXT FOR SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

PATRICK McCIOSKT, Editor compound. The tiovernment acknowledges this in issuing them to the army, and frtbers acknowledge this in using them in their families. LOUlSttLLE, FRilKii FEB. 4, 1670. The Garden of Eden.

Exeept the North Pole, this bag hitherto been the greatest and most perplciing of all our geographical mysteries; but the ancient Babylonish documents which have been unearthed in the ruins of Neneveh have fur nit-bed Sir lit cry Kawlinson with the key to the mystery at last, and tbis profound Asiatic scholar is now at work upon a taper to prove by their authority that the Garden of Eden is the natural name of liabylon. This theory, should it stand the test of the criticism it is care to meet, will alter- some of jur old metaphors and readings of the historical books of the Bible, more than even Dr. Col-eoso'i algebraic calculations; but Sir Heury Kawlinson is not a man who is apt to jump at ct Delusions, LouiirUle, January 4th, 170. 27-w4 f. "'Boback's Bitters are known through Administrator's Notice.

THE ONLY COMPLETE Drug Store in Pottawatomie Co A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Patent Medicines, PERFUMERY ARTICLES TOR THE TOILET, Faints, all colors, dry and in Oil, Has 01 band a fin assortment of the above Hachines. t. Those wishing to purchase a good Sewing Machine would do well to call on Mrs. BALLARD, at tho residence of Mrs. McDouuall, on Webster street, Louisville, Kaunas.

i6 MOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN, that letters of Administration have been granted me by the Probate Judeaf Pottawatomie County, Kansas, on the estate of Pe-ma, deceased, dated October out the civilized world, and as they are growing in public estimation continually, they will soon be tbe one great universal remedy, supplanting all similar preprations everywhere. 13th, All persona having claiiss airainst the said jf2TOn last Sunday wo attended tlie funeral of Bro. S. Sheldon, of Wamego, at Topek'a. The Kailroad Company gave a special tsain fbr the occasion On our arrival" at Topeka ws were met by the Masonic Lodges of Topeka and Iica'led iy tha-Topeka Brass Band.

If estate are requested tu ureseat them to the Ad "WAMEGO ministrator within one year after the date or the letters, or they may be precluded from auy benefit from such estate; and if such claims are nt exhibited within three years from the data of tbe letters they shall be forever debarred. FURNITURE STORE nd be has collected a great mass of. u. jr. eashin.

Administrator of the estate of Pe.ma, deceased. J. S. MEItMTT, Attorney. Louisville, January 21, 1S70.

TVe iornvarfa procession and marched nc, t0 upou th'e point. OILS, ALL KINDS; BYE-STIFFS, PATEKT DYES; WINDOW GLASS-, PUTTY, COAL ML, Lamps Chimneys, A Full and Complete Assortment Constantly on Hand. AGENT FOR Ayer's, Jayne's, Maguire's, Himoe'sr Wakefield's, and Robt J. Brown's MEDICINES. i The Babylonish papers which Mr.

to the Burying Ground, where, we L. M. CRANE, WAMEGO, Kansa, if ii Bloomington, 111. NUESBEY. 19th Tear I S00 Acres 10 Green-houses Largeti, btU stocl, and thiypimj faeilitie.

APPLES 1, 2, 3 years, 1000 one year (25. APPLE BOOT GUAFTS choice, KCRSERY STOCKS, Seeds, Osage, APple, Peach WlLDUOOSE, Plum, OSAGK HllDGE, 10,000 SIS EVERGREENS, ROSES. 1,000 SI00 DaaKas, Gladiolus, Geeexhouse, Beddinc Plants. Send 10 cents fer Catalcgue. F.

K. PHCENIX. Bloohingtom, Illinoii. 24-raJ WOULD respectfully inform the people of Pottawatomie and surrounding ccunties that he has now on baud and is weekly recuiring a rrerformed the last rite of our Order Ui our departed brother. Deputy Grand Master Kellum performed the cenmionies.

The day was pleasant, and under any other circumstances we would have enjoyed the trip Administrator's Notice, NOTICE iB hereby given, that Mtn of mdmln-iatratiuu liave beeu granted me hj tho Probate Judge of Pottawatomie County, Kaunas, on the estate of Ko-ke-se, deceasedr dated October 10th, 18iiit. All person having claims against said estate are required to present them to the administrator within one yo after the dateofth letter or they may be precluded from any btnu-tit of such estate; and if such claims are not exhibited within three years from the date of the letters thoy will bo forever debarred. D. F. EASTOX, Administrator of the estate of Ko-ke-se, det-aied.

J. S'. Jf EttlllTT, Attorney. Louisville, January 21, U70. 27 -4w Also AGENT FOR GROWER BAKER'S SEIVIJVU MACHINE.

NEEDLES, THREAD, and SILK constantly cn hand. All good elected with great care nd will be warranted aa n-prcarnted. I'lIYSICIAXS'PltESCKIPTIOSS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. B. F.

THAYER, George Smith has collected and put together from the Nineveh Library, instance, give ad exact geographii eal account of the Garden of Eden; and, what is more, the description of the Paradisaical rivers, in tbe book of Genesis, corresponds, even down to the names, with the that have been found in the rolls of papyrus of the original Babylon, Sir Henry Rawlinson does not stop even here. The books of Moses are, he believes. Title else than a popular and poetical account The funeral of Mr. Sheldon, Wamego, Kansas, February 5, 1869. 2 GRAET REDUCTION IN PRICEsT THECHICAGO SPLENDID STOCK or Such as BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, LOO'GES, TABLEJ, STANDS, SAFES, CHAIRS, etc.

A7.SO,.A good assortment of BEDDING. of traditions that were preserved by the priests of Baal, and he is now hard at work attempting to trace the on Suuday, was oue ot the largest ever teeo in Topeka. Special trains lock the Masonic brethoru and others from Lawrence and Wamego, an.) the Lodges of tbis city were out in full force. The procession formed at the 'tchison, Topeka Santa Fe depot, and headed by the Topeka Band escorted the remains to the Topeka Ccnieiety. The exercises were also LiWMMMU YAM, whole of the history of the books of Genesis from the original documents.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. WOTIC'E IS HEKEBY GIVEN, that letters of Administration have been errauted me by the Probate Judge of Pottawatomie County, Kansas, oa the estate of Win. M. Bice, deceased, dated November 2nd, 18'UI. All persons having claims airainst the said estate aro required to present them to the Administrator within one year after the date of the letters, or they limy be precluded from any benefit from such estate and if such claims arc not exhibited within three years from the dato of the letters they shall be lorever debarred.

D. y. ASTON, Administraor of the estate of lira. SI. Rice, deceased.

J. S. MERUITT, Attonmy. Louisville, January 21,11170. 27-w4 The description of the Flood and of lit M' (I the building of tbe lower of Babel, Norway OATS FOR SALE BY participated in by a large number cfjin these capers, is almost indeutical RAILROAD DEPOT, WAMEGO, of MUG KE SHORTRIBGE, Offer now at greatly reduced prices, as-follows: itizcns, and personal friends of the with that of tbe book of Moses, deceased, not connected with tbe Or-! Tbe story of Joseph and Potiphar's VMS Cnll and stock.

No trouble to hov good. Soiling lower than any housi ocr ot which ue was a worthy mem bur. State Record. wife is one of the most ancient and teiutiful of the ballads of Persia, and west of St. Louis.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. 12 Wmgot October 1, 18M. if Sir Henry Kawlinson and Mr. XTOTTCE lb 1IKHEBY GIVEN, iW JuiVera of MASOXIC HALL. 1 ow between them, succeed in FINE LUMBER, Flooring, Siding, Coiling, Shingles, Lath, SVncinif, Joists and Scantling, Rough Boards, Dorr Ssh and Blinds, otc, etc.

i tracing the original of the Mosaic Wamego, Kansas, Feb. 2,1870. KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY, Xi Adnjinirifraion have been grained me by tli-Probate Judge uf PoCawnomie Ccuny, Kansas, on (he of no, deceased, da(ed October iM), ism. All jier.ions having claims again! he said estate are required (o preaeni (hem tome Admin-israor wimin one year afer (he dafe of (he letters, At a meeting of Wamego Lodge i No. 75 A.

F. A.M. held J. L. HUGGINS, OPEN TO SHEHIDAJST.

405 MILES WEST OF THE MISSOURI 11IVEK FALL ARRANGEMENTS. The nndersiKned will be pleased to see old and new customers, and now efferas a complete assort' ment of all kindB of lumber at greatly reduced prices. Fresh lots coming in every week. Call on 3li.tf E. B.

DIETBICH, Agent. Office opposite Kailroad Depot. account of the Creation, its description of Paradise, its account of the Patriarch Abraham, of Noah, the Flood, and tbe Tower of Babel, we may anticipate a decided sensation in the way of discovery and of religK ous criticism LOUITVILLE, Kansas. or (hey may be precluded from any benefit from such estate; and if such ciaims aro not exhibied widiin hree years from (he dato of the Ic'fers (hey shall be forever debarred. D.

F. EASTOX, Administrator of rtie es'ato of tah-iio, deceased. J. S. MKKUITT, Atorner.

Louis ille4 January 21, 1870. 2T-w4 day, the following preamble and resolutions were4doptcd Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from us by death, Brother Joel S. Sheldon a member of Lawrence Lodge, No. 6, but On and nfttr September 2lith, 1809, trainf run as follows: GOING WEST. MISCELLANY.

i Mary Ann Johnson, the widow of ACCOM K. 12.15 P.M 12.45 P.M For Leavo MAIL. Wyandotte 7.S5 A.M. Kansas A.M. Statu Line 9.00 A.M.

MrxKn 6.40 P.M 7.10 P.M 7.45 P.M Sale, fur a long time a resident of thisj the negro who was murdered by tbe ft.2n P.M. 0.20 P.M. 9.20 P.M. 1.25 A.M 2.40 A.M 5.15 A.M 8.10 A.M ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. JTOTICE IS hKKEBY GIVEN, that l.ttcrs of Administration liave hcon granted me hy the Probate Jndge nf Pottawatomie County, Knnsws, on tho estate of M-ask-bo wa, deceased, dated October 12th, 1809.

All pemona having ohiiins apamt't the safil estate are required to present them to the Administrator within ono year after the dato of the letters, or they may bo prprluded from any benefit from such estate; and if sucli claims arr not exhibited within three years from tha date of.) I eters they shall be forever (JviynrVed. D. F. I1A5T0N, Admini'-trnor gf the cstatt of M-ask-bo-v. deeenRed.

J.S. MKRRITT, Attorney. Lonisviile, Jnnxva-yy 21T IttTW- 27 -w4 moD in Atenisoo, nas commenced suit against that city for damages claiming the sum of ten thousand dollars. A Grindstone should not be exposed to the weather, as it Dot only injurs the wood-work, but the sua's rays Advertisements 8.10 A. Lawrence, 11.10 A.M.

II. 25 P.M Topeka 12.40 P.M. 2.15 A.M Wamego 2.35 P.M. 0 05 A.M. Manhattan P.M.

7.40 A Junction 4.20 P.M 10.15 A.M Ahllonc S.3P.M. 12.30 P.M. Sallua H.aSP.M. 2.25 P.M Vort S.aoi', St. 5.30 P.M Ellsworth 0.00 A.

51, 0,00 P.M Hays City 10.30 Arri va at SberMsn T.00 P.M. acres place and attendant at our Lodge therefore, be it Jicsoliied, That we extend to the bereaved widow of our deceased brother our sincere and heartfelt sympathies in tbis her deep afflictiou, and trust that He who doeth all things well," may give to her the consolation we cannot give Ilvsolved, That a copy of this preamble and these resolutions be fur nifhed to the family of the deceased, nnd be published in our county news A GOIXG EAST. Leave Sheridan COO A.M, Hays City, Sl.ttn ADMINISTEATOR'S NOTICE. of timber harden the stone so much as to render it useless in a very short time. Buck wheat straw, used for bedding lire stock of any kind, causes an eruption of the skin.

It has been frequently noticed that hogs when feeding amoaflniioEwEeal "stubbles are subjeef'to an eruption of the skin oT VTOTICE IS HKBEBT GIVUN, that letters of Administration have been granted me by tbe Proliato Pottawatomie County, Kansas, on the estate ol Alllll-nlch, dooeasod. dutc.l Octo ber 13tll, 1BI19. All persons having claims aeainst the said Ellswortl 4.00 A.M 7.00 P.M Kort 4.15 A.M 7.40 P.M Snliua (i.tB A.M P.M Abilene 7.20 A.M 1.30 A.M Junction 8.40 A.M 4.00 A.M Manhattan, 0.38 A.M 6.10A.M Wainego 10.20 A.M 7.50 A.M Topeka, 1S.U1 P.M 11.3(1 A.M Lawrence l.MP.M 2.20 P.M Arrive at 3.4.1 P.M estato required to present them to the Ad 5.31) P.M 7.40 P.M i.au P.M 10.40 P.M Si.l.i A M. 4.53 A.M. 10.5.-1 P.M.

papers. V. E. CHANDLER, ueck and ears, owing to an acrid Jk mm rcrefcary juice which exudes from the cut of the stubbles. ministrator within one yuar after the date of the letters, or tliey may be precluded from any benefit from such estate; aud if such claims are not exhibited within threo years from tho date of the letters they shall be forever debarred.

1). F. EASTOX, Adminisraor of the estate of Ahzh-nirft, deceased. S. MERRITT, Attorney.

Louisville, January 21, 1S70. 27-w4 Lawrence and Topeka papers please py. The houses of worship are free all over the world, among all religions exeept Christianity and of the three great divisions of Christendom Ros in anist, Greek, and Prostestant the MASONIC 1870. WAMEGO, KANSAS, Tel). 2nd At a meeting of Wamego Lodge, near the mouth of the Red Vermillion.

For terms, inquire of THOMAS HUEY, Louisville, Kansas. i Pure Drugs and Chemicals. 3jq Staffs, Patent Meiielaes, PEKFUMERY AND 31 A I Toilet Soaps, VIOLIN STRINGS FIXTURES, The Lest quality of ENVELOPES, PUNS, PENCILS, A Also, best brand of PURE WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, TURPEN TINE, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT BRUSHES, And in fact jjej I lastaiono auopis me exclusive syawiu. No. 75, A.

F. day-the following resolutions were oularge is to shut out from adopted: tjie churches a large part of the ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. JJOTICK IS IIKI1KBY GIVEN, thftt ltt8 of Administration have been granted hip by the Probate Jude of Pottawatomie County, Kansas, on tbe estate of Ke-o-kum, debased, dated January 8th, IK7(. All persons haying claims apainnt tb said estate are required to present them to the Administrator within on year after the da of tbe letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit from filch ffttate and if such claims are not ox-hiWitcd within three year from tho data (he Utters they ahull be forever debarred. 1).

F. ASTON, Administrator of tho estate of Kc-o-kum, deceased. J. S. MEPiRITT, Attorney.

Louisville, January 21, 1870. 4 w4 Resolved, That the thanks of this poorer people. Lodge be extended to Mr. Geokoe State Line, 45 P.M 0.10 P.M Kansas City 3.53 P.M Wyandotte 4.25 P.M 7.00 P.M U.05A.M Leavenworth andTbpeka Accommodation Train, going West, leaves Leavenworth at 5:20 i Lw-rethce at 8:10 p. m.

and arrives at Topeka at 10:30 P.M. CJo'ng East, it leaves Topeka at 5:10 a. 31., Lawrence at 8:00 a. and arrives at Leavenworth at 10:55 A. 31.

Mail trains leavo State Line, Kansas City and Leavenworth daily (except Sunday.) Trains leao Sheridun daily (except Satnrday.) Mixed train leaves Wyandotte, State Lie, Fansas City and Ellsworth dniiy xceptSumlsy.) Conner ting at Lawrence with the Leavenworth, Lawrence Galveston Uailroad for Baldwin City, Prairie City and Ottawa, and stages for Kort Scott and all poials iu Northern and Sonthern Kansas. At AVaniego with stages for Council Grove, Mission Creek, LOUISVILLE, Bock CreeU and Eiu-pcria nnd Marysville. At Shoridan with United States Express Paily 0erlaud Mail and Express Coaches for Denver City and all points in Colorado, Montana, Utah, California aud Idaho: and with Sanderson's Daily liiwof coaches for Fort Union, Santa Fe, Taos, and all points in New Mexico and ArizMm- At Les vertwort with Packets for points up the Missouri river, and with th Missouri Vallley Bail-road for Atchison and St. Josvh. At Stato Line witli trains of the Missouri Pacific Boad und at Kansas City with the Hannibal and St.

Jo. Bailrond for all points South and East. WS. 5,000,000 acres of cnoice farniin lauds for sal-t, situated along the line uf the Union Pac nc Bailway. K.

at from SI to Si per aero. For particulars addrtts J. P. Dovercux, LAud Com ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Entftte of Mqua-xa, deceased.

VTOTICE is hereby itfvcu, Tlmt Letters of BgThere is plenty of fresh stabs bing. pounding, poisoning and Five Dew cases are now under investigation involving the crime of murder. One is a wife murder by stabbing; anether a common whiskey murder, death resulting from in-s Noble, Division Superintendent, and other officers of the Kansas Pacific Railway, for theirJnduess and in members of this Lodge to aud from Topqka, on 11 Administration have lieen grnutcd me by tlio 1'robate Juiltte of Pottawatomie Onuty, State of UnsiM. mi the estate of MaUh-ka. deceaHed, which letters were Issued and (luted on the 18th day of January, ISiO.

AI.KXASDF.B BOUVASSA, Administrator. B. S. HICK, Attorney. in the occasion of the funeral of "ojur iuvics received in a drunken row; deceased brother, Joel S.

U(l the third is a case of freeluve ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Kmkaseth Bocvassa, deceased. i) TkTOTfl'K is liorebv iciven. That Letters of A little of everything required this line of business; Which will be sold CHEAP foii CASH. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished to Mr, Noble, and published in the papers of this county.

C. E. Chandler, Scc'ry. (I'opeka aud Lawrence papeis, jilcnso copy. Administrator's Koticc.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of nii-ministration have been granted by the pro-butc judge ot Pottnwit tonne cotiutv, Knn-; on the estate of Wan-bon see, dated January 11th, 1870. All persons havinit clniina against tho said estate arc required to present thrni to the Adminislralnr within one year nftor the date of the letters, or they may be pn -eluded from nny henefit from such estate; and if such claims be not exhibited within three years from the date of sttch letters they shall be lorever debarred. higher, Administrator of the estate of Wan-bon-fce, tlcceased. J.S. MttRlTT, Attorney.

Louisville, January 21, IS70. 27-4 missioner, Lawrcnoa. Kaucas. A. AJiDEltSON, Gnueral Susorintsndaat.

ij Administration have been granted mn by the Probate Judpreof Pottawatomie C'cnnty, State of Kansas, on the estate of Elizabeth Bouvassa, deceased, which letters were issued and dated on tho 1Mb dav of January, 1S70. ALKXANDKK BOUVASSA, Administrator. B. S. HICK, Attorney.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Maiki.ik Wkk-k-Kab, deceased. NOTICK is hereby given, That Letters of Administration have been granted ma by the Probate Judge ot Pottawatomie Comity, State of Kansas, on the estate of Madeline Wicki-Kali, deceased, which letters were issued and dated on the 15th day of January, 1870. 11. S.

HICK, Administrator. O. W. Dealer in General I1ERCIAI I'SE ji for. rA.iIJ)n rmm ROSADALIS, Blood 4 CURES Scrofula inits Various Forms, BDCUAS Cc nsumption In its Earlier stiges, Enlargement and Ulceration of the Glands, loints, Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic Soro Eyes, Lc, ALSO, IN ALL ITS FORMS.

kc. All the kinds ot irregular life have their penalties. N. York Herald. B.Jui)CiE Sanford, editor of the Workiuguian's Jnornal, writes to that paper aa follows, concerning an incident ou his trip to Topeka '-As I entered the stage coach at Wirtonia, we noticed a Cherokee Indian occupying a back scat, who nodded good morning.

We soon learned that our Cherokee companion could talk English, and on inquiry found that Jhe was no less a personage than Col. Lewis DowDing, principal Chief of the Cherokees. We conversed freely with liim rofpecnug the Neutral lands. Ho says his nation did not look to the railroad comyany, nor to Mr. Joy for the pay for those lands, but to the Govcrment of the United States.

We asked him if he ever claimed a fee temple title. Ho said he never did, but only tho right of occupancy. The Lyon Bro-c4c Bridge between Norwich and Sidney, N. on the Hue of the Midland, 162 feet high and 824 feet long was safely crossed CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD. Only Road from St.

Louis to Chlcsg-o without Change of Cars. THREE EXPRESS TRAINS DIIL" ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Waw-wke-hk-iio-qoa, deceased. NOTICK Is hereby given, That Letters of Administration have been granted me by the Prt bate Judge of Pottawatomie County, State of Kansas, on the estate of Waw-wce-do-mo-qua, deceased, which letters were issued aud dated on We help admiring the zeal of our Pottawatomie Township brethren in their endeavors to taka the lead in appreciating the indcfatU i gable labors of the Rav. J.

Robinson, jiii efficient Methodist Minister iu this -portion of the Lord's vineyard. Although the Rev. J. Robinson resides among us, aud we have the County Vouit House and Mill attractions to tnhance our prosperity, we' are suffering the Westmorelan lers to excel us in providing for the temporal naptf of our resident clergy. We mil attention to the notice of a Donation Party which is to be held at the residence of Reuben Keith, Rock creek, on the 18th instant.

TO New York without Change tho Sib day ot January, L. 0. PKUNTr, Ad Imlnlstrator. B. S.

HICK. Attorney. FROM CHICAGO. Wonld respectfully inform hlf friends and the publio that ho has opened H.eteck of Dry Goods, Clothing, Eats, 1 I3oots and Shoes, groceries; Hardware and Queensware, JDISEASES OF WOMEN, Ix of Appetite. Sitk ITcadachf, JAvtr Complaint, I'atn in the Hack, Imprudmc in Life, Gravel, GENERAL BAD and all disease of tba It is Perfect Henorator.

Administrators' Notice. NOTICE IS IIEBEBY GIVES, That letters' of Administration have been granted to lis by the Probate Judge or Pettawatomie County, Kansas, on the estate of Samuel K. 0. Wilson, deceased, dated January 10th, 1870. All persons having claims against the said estate are required to present theni to the Administrators within ne year after the dato ot tho letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit from such estate) and If snch claims aro not exhibited within three years from the dale at the lettoii thoy shall bo forever debarred.

WM. W. EMMONS, T1109. L. WILSOX.

Adnjinlstralori estate of Samuel K. 0. Wilson, deceased. St. Ot.nitor., January luth, 1870.

27 by a train of cars; on Thursday of tWROSADALIS orndirjitcseyery kind Kit hnmor and had taint, aud restores tbe nttro system to a healthy condition. at the old stand, In ST. OEORCin, which Jro will thc or Peom 47-tf Iff. WIGHT eSt C. yrOVLV INFORM TOE CITIzrXS t)F 11 Pottawatomie and Waliamnseo Conntic That they havo opened a lago and well ejected atock of vwit j'jtnrecTLT iiauxllss, ncTcr lirodncirertho tjlicliteet lnjtiry.

igjuThe last report from Wamego Muted that the Remonstrance against License to Sell Intoxicating Drinks oo Lincoln Avenue, was ahead. It is hoped that it may continue so. Prof. Dtitwiler gave a Lecture there oo the Hint which wo hope will help the Temperance cause, Man-button Standard. FrTJt la not ithccrct Ouack Itemedy.

"I lie articles of which It Is made are pub- jisnea aronca cacn uottio. Notice. Omnibussi lcarc tho Ticket ofBca, coraiT Fourth and Pine streets, for tlif cars, crossing at tbe tipper fcrrr, foot of Carr Street, as follows: Morning Kxrvss, (Sunday Excepted) 0.1.1 Night Kxurcss, Baturdsy Kxcentcd) 6.1(1 P.M. Jacksonville and Clilcagco, Kx Sandajr 4 IA a.h. Jacksonville Accomodation.

4.15 r.u, Slakiog close connections forMilwankie, Prairie pn Chfon, Rltidison, LaCrosse and M. Paiil; Pe-tioit, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec; Cleveland llullalo, Maftru Falls and Allanjr; llarrisliurff. Baltimore, Wasliinjton, Philadelphia, Kcw York and Hostou. PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS On all night trains berths secured at tho tioket office. Baffffaffe checked through to Veiti-tiation.

OEXERAT, TICKKT OFFICE CORNER Or 4TH AND PINK ST1! KKTH, St. LOt'lS, lnfrrtnntlntt respecting tho different rontet cheerfullj fnrnlihed; Trains do not stop for meals! No mora eating houses on the line ofthli road. Dining Luxuriently 30 Miles an hour. Passengers can Hep Into the Dining Crs, have one to fire hours to eat their meals. The old familiar cry of "tw.utj minute, fvi refreshments has been abolUhed.

ISAAC t. Ri commended by tho Medical Faculty tnd Many Thousands of our Best Cltizuns. THK HOOKS AKD ACCOUNTS of Dr. II. MrDOUOALLt deceased, have been placed In hands for settlement, and all persons who are shown to lie Indebted to the estate of said deceased will be sued uuloss thoy call soon ami make settlement.

K. 8. HICK. CeremOer 1SG9. IP BrVar Testimonials nfreinarkahle cures, lee "tosADAmf iLSASaa" for llils year.

GOODS. DRY last week, tuid the dearening cheers of two thousand spectators. Everything stood the test, and tho bridge stand a safe and substantial railroad xrruoiurr rivaling in magnitude and beauty any other in this country. Walton Chronicle. fZf Commissioner Delano pro-pounses concealing whiskey" to be a crime- What a host of oiiininals we have among us.

The musiff to the Rer. Ilwiry Ward Beecher'a churoh costs 87,000 a year. The organist cls $1,200, the condue tor $2,000, the tenor 1,000, thh o-prano 900, tho contralto $800, and the Umo lenviag $200 for In addition the these fob aingen there is a volunteer chorus of about seventy performers. KrrECT or Rum. An ludian boy, on of Pre-inos-ku-qna, living on Cross i-reek, in this county, was froacn to ifcath during the lato storm.

TBc boy intoxicated. rnrAiio oklt at DR. J.J. LAWRENCE CO. Baltimore Street BALTIMOltE, 311).

Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queen sva ') Br fer James IVe'iey, a Justice uf tho Peace for Lonlsvllle Township, Pottawatomie J-AMM IIUBBABW, Plaintiff, THOMAS B. OTIHItS, Comity, Kansas. jiefr-ntinnt. 7- nVIE SAID I)KF RNHANT will take notice, that I an Order ef Attachment was Issnrd by (aid fl.a nn the ftoth rfiir of Jaffnart. A ad In fart ererrthlne; tfmt pertains foe FIRST CIAM eenntry store, which they elfcr al.

AS CHEAP AS 1KB CHEAPEST FOR CASH a ad will pay THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR PRODUCF A. ft. 1S70, for the mm of ten dlars and costs of For Drasslsti Zrorjirhen. SHEFFIELD A EATON? Grxcaaf. Aoixts, 134 vixk uritvrr.nr.

t.ovmh, mo. 1 1 KiT A drunkard wni fonod tyinjr in' I'otUvillo trraveyard, nod when tnkn in charire by of-fiior pluiQjtfd; to to a petrified nit against said der-nnsni ana in lavor and that the cause will be henrd before aid Justice of the Teace oirtbe 7t day Marcli, A. P. 1870,. J.

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