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The Daily Kansas Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 4

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piiioii Pacific HXlMm MM. a aO ..1 Hi TBADE i -IrlJ? OABEIAaBLMAiniEIK0Qi AM Family Carri5eXaaCaiiS, ttrVnce. liareuclies, Lire fclnd of Ligat Worts, Top and Open Buggies, STR I CTLY Fl RST CLASS 41 RANDOLPH Tbe Eargest Drug Estbligbment. Tbe Oldest stnd Lareeat JHedi. i cine ana fjnemicai raannfactory eTest of t.

i The Oldest- Business Home in Kansas. W(IMirJ AND IVCAJlTOAlCTrjELNG" CHEMIST, XAWREJTCE, JfJaNSAS. THIS ESTABLISHMENT EMPLOYS NINE SALESMEN IN ITS Various Department; has capacity of floor surface of over 6.000 square feet of salesroom, and 5, 000 feet of cellarage, besides fire-proof Warehouse detkehsd for storage of PAINTS CABJ30N OILS, i i cjf" aJk-A, 0 There i no medicine so much In favor With those Who are acquainted with their action aaBebaek'a Blood FUIa; they are safe, pleasant and mild In (heir operation, and-are purely vegetable; pan be taken by chndVea-ewat aw adults Sold by all Draggists evci nheie, and.by B. W. WOODWARD.

Lawrence. LaJil IU tfftlft ,.18 ltiitliiiafiS OS SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. A a remedy to soothe all nervous excitement, wad In 1U truest sense, a termite, there la. perhaps, SO medicine extent which la received with ao mnch favors BobaoVsStoinwh jatlwsj ferine glass fuU on taring to bed all that hi repaired to produce eoand and healthful aleep. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.

i B. W. WOODWARD' "i ta ur usiv a 5 if Or, Bt. Anthony 'a can be moat effectually eradicated by the aae ofBoback'a Blood Pnrifler in conjunction With Roback' Blood Pills. (Sold by all Dmgaiata cTerywhere.

I B. W. WOODWARD, Agent. I ft ilfii-i' OPTHALZIIA, i it Or, Inflammation of the Eye, not un frequently arise from a disordered state of the Stomach; a few dosea of Boback'a Blood Fllla, will, in moat case, effect a core by removing the cause. Sold by all Druggists everywhere, 2 -I B.

WJ WOODWABD 'Agent. SEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE. There are no remedies now before the public, ao well calculated,) purify the blood and re con Mrnct (ao to speak) the whole system asRoback'a Blood Pnrifler, Blood Pills and Stomach Bitters Bold by all Druggiata everywhere. I B. W.

WOODWABD. Agent. LEUCORRHOZA, "ill Or, which follow local debility and con stitutional weakness, can be effectually cured by the use of Roback'a Stomach Bitters. Do not let the drngglst sell yon any other remedy, as these Bittfrs are prepared with especial reference to this complaint, and are warranted to cure. Sold by all DrtiggUts everywhere.

B. W. WOODWARD, i Agent. i BAD TASTE la the mouth in the morning is one of the symp tom of a bilious condition or disordered state of the liver, and should not, for a single day, De neglected, as it is bat the premonitory symptom of a train of evils and the very seeds of disease. Pro cure at once Roback'a Blood Fills, administer them according to the directions accompanying each box, and the difficulty and danger of disease will at once be removed.

Sold by all Druggists B. W. WOODWARD, Agent. iJiiiilf NOT A BEVERAGE. Unlike most of the bitters of the present day, Roback'a are not Intended as a pleasant sUmnlating whisky beverage, but are perfectly medfcinal, containing only sufficient pure Bourbon Whisky to hold in solution the medicinal extrac tive Xnatter from which they are composed Bold by all Druggists everywhere.

B.W.WOODWARD, i Agent, A MISERABLE LIFE Is that of Dyspeptic. Why suffer when Roback'a BJoed BJood Purifler and JUood PI1U wm surely care -I druggist: Sold by all Prnggists everywhere. JL i B. W. WOODWARb, Agent: i -iil An Ounce of Preventive KJ Is worth a pound of cure.

Fever and Ague can be prevented ia all climate and in all constitu tions by the constant use of Roback'a Stomach Bitters, and oft-time the very worst eases hare been cured by their timely use. Person living In malarious districts should never be without them. I i B.W.!WOODkw3ED. i Agent FOUND. -i That after- repeated trials of ther Remedies, Bohack'a Stomach Bitter.

Blood rurtBer ana Blbed Pill are the beat medicines extant to cure the diseases for which they are recommended. B. W. Agent. I a-a INDIGESTI027 I Jxit another name for Dyspepsia, and the parent or many ill.

Roback'a Stomach Bitters taken la wine-a-lase full dosea. directly after not take our word for it, but try them. mux uj 405 M1LZ3. WEST SUM3IEIT 1 ARRANGEMENT. 4 i.i 0 i.

On and after AngustieUr, 1S68, trains will ma as follow i E.THT'a Leave Wvandotte. 7 A. bi, r. M. Kansas CitY State Line 7:45 Leavenworth-.

80,, Lawrence 10:35 11:15 p. w. 6:00 Topeka W. 2:00 A. M.

10:30 IWamego Mannaaaa aius Junction Cty 8alina-T 8:50 Fort Harker :50 is Ellsworths ,9:00 8:45. Have Citv 20 a. m. P.M. 3olns East.

Arrive ht Leave Sheridan 1 :30 P. M. Hays City misworth 4:00 a. h. Fort 6ana 6:15 Junction City 85 Manhaitap 67 Warn ego .....10:20 M.

Lawrence 2:05 11:45 A. M. 4:10 9:85 lli25 12:45 a. M. 4:08 M.

6:00 A.M. Arrive at 4:15 i State Line. 4-J5 Kansas City 45 WTandotte 6:10 10:55 A. 1225 aTmI Trains leave Kansas City. Wvandotte, Leav enworth and Sheridan daily, except Sunday.

Connecting at Lawrence with the Leavenworth, Lawrence Galveston Railroad for Baldwin Citv, Prairie City and Ottawa, and stages for Fort Scow and all points in Aorwern ana boutuern Kansas. At wamejro with staves for Council Grove, Mis sion Creek, Bock Creek. Emporia and.Marysville. At sneridan witn umtea Mates KXDress Daily Overland Mail and Express Coaches for Denver City and all points In Colorado. Montana, Utah, California and Idaho; and with Sanderson's daily line of coaches for Fort Union, Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque, and all points in New Mexico and Arizona.

At Leavenworth with Packets for nointsunthe Missouri River, and with the Missouri Valley Railroad for Atchison and St. Joseph. alow. iiiflB wiiu iriunB ox ne missouri a-elnoBoad and at Kansas City with the Hannibal St. Jo.

Railroad for St. Louis and points South and East. rj-2, 000 ,000 acres of choice farming lands for saie, auuatea aiong me uneoitne u. r.Kauwav. E.

D. at from $1 to $5 per acre. For particulars au areas j. uevereux, Lana commissioner, Lawrence. Kansas.

A. ANDEltSOK, General Superintendent ni. Webstee, Gen'l. roigiit and Ticket Agt. Chicago, Alton St LouisR.R.

1 Tlie Only Road From ST. LOUIS TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS WINTER 'ARRANGES! ETT SPECIAL ATTENTION IS called to the mter arraDCuiaent. I'tisaeiiKcT trains on the Union Pacinc Ivailway Jirr coqv nection at Wyandotte Tith express trains on Pucinc Railroad, at 2 o'clock p. arriving in fcL LuuU, at 5 a.m, next morning, connecting with trains on Mi is road at 7 a. m.

for Chicago, and all points east, Chieago at 8:45 same eveninr; and In adTance of all other routes. The quickest mii, statumenti to the contrary botwithstan lino, aaJ the road making sore eonneetione at C'oicnp) with nil nnids iur the east and north. Only one chance of Cars batween Wyandotte or LeavenirOTrh, irad -OlM'eni and but fine change between Chicago and Yoik, Miagara Falls, fnilaueipota.and all anacttnit tastera citios. Lnxc rions steeping tars on nrgbt' trains, nnd superb coaches on day trains. Passengers by this route, holding through tickets by this route, will be conveyed with their bapage Ac, through -St.

Loo is and Chicago. Be sure that year ticket reaa, eia emoago, Alton ana St. Louis liailroad and av the frequent changes incident to other routes, Through ncaau By tois jenatue ana popniarronteeM be procured at the ticket ofiices in Lawrence. Touoka. Warn ego, and Junction City, and at the Pacific Railroad ticket office In Leavenworth and Kansas City, and at the ticket offices, No.

46 corner Fonrth and Fin stree ts under Planters Ilonse, St. Louis. A. NEWMAN, ROBT. HALL.

en'l Ticket Agent, Chicago. Ueo'l Sunt. Chicago. L. DOWNS, 9.

n. INGMAN, Ticket Agent, Bt. Louis. S. W.

Agent, GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE EAST. 1 0 HI Gr AN NT MLV AJsD Great Western Kail ways. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY KJ ioi 10th, 1568, passenger trains via Michigan Central K.K. Will leave Chicago from the Great Central Depot, foot of Lake street, at 4:20 a. mail train, Sundays excepted; 7:00 a.

m. day-express, Sun- aays excepted; 6:15 p.m., last express, daily; night express, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. 5:15 p. mi, fast New York Express, stops at Michigan City 7 SO, Nfles -Kalamazoo 10:40, marsnau a. m.

London 8:40, Hamilton 11 0, Toronto S0 p. m.r Suspension Bridge 1:35, Buffalo 3:00, Rochester 4:29, Syracuse 7:35, Borne 930, Utica Albany" la a. New York 7 :00 a. and Boston at 4:00 p. m.

PULLMAX'8 ELEGANT IJRAtVINQ-RUOlI and HOXBL CARS are attached to the train, and run through from Chicago to Rochester, connect ing at tnat point witn sleeping cars upon the New York Central Railroad, running to New York city without change. Particular attention ia called to this train, which leaves every day. Passengers leaving Saturday arrive in New York at 7:00 Monday morning. It is particularly well arranged for the traveler desiring to remain over Sunday at Niagara FalU. be p.

ml Ira la Is.th Begolar estera.conaecUQR rrom Aansas-rj HENRY Cr WENtWORTH. General Western passenger Ajrent, a. m. supi H. KENDALL; General Ageut, LEAVENWORTn, KAXSAT.

UnoAV fn-wt I 1 Nntntv OLD RELIABLE MIAMI Via COLUMBUS '-AND QUICKEST SHORTEST ROUTE raOM CISCH5ATI TO ALL THI Eastern Cities, and The LTTTLB MIAMI is The ONLY Line Running Lhrhtnin- Xxnrese Train from Cincinnati to the East ftbeina- the shortest line, Coxxamoas aBe-CiaTan aaa passenger nave awu ti ior slujlijs. I Fatt tiiMjfngvk; Cincinnati to tMslkVUlUtrl HVHLiay aisuauuiu! 4 aavaae ar, DuACKeatwl tleUimAVain OQrlAnrfl Albany ia 27 hears 'waaningtoouuy su4 rt, New York la 32 hours, Sarahoejs Springs ia -ishrs Buffalo in 16 hours, -Dunkirk ia U4 hour, Pittsburg in 1 hours, Wheeling in IS beura. 1'hlladcJ fUust to US Iioers, Cleveland in 9 hoars Crestline in hours, Stenbenviile in 11 Columbus in 4 hour. Eanasville ia I hours. FOUR DAILY KiSTERN' TRAINS? 6:00 A.M.

Idghtning Express; 9:00 A. If Mail. Tioo l. M. Lignram? taxpresf 11:40 F.

M. Kisltt Express. vL i Modern SLEEPING CARS by Night Trains, 1 SALOON CARS by-Car Train The T4M f. M. and 11:40 F.

M. TraiM leave SUNDAY night instead of BsMrdsry nigh sriAUUAtti cnecaea tnrouen. THSOtWH TICKETS are sold at all TICKKT QV- nCKa in the SOCTH aad 4aAscor ricOTiew Cincinnati and rixatmoiu. -p. W.cTRADKH.een'1 Ticket Agent JSO.

S. BEXbON, een'I'Agent, Cincinnati. Cer.1 Souther. Agent. Sen'l E.

Brown, General Western Agent, feb7-dlv Through tickets for sale at the Express, office, Law enee, by -1 HORTON, i Ticket Aeent. FOR. 'THE LjaST i .1 Ann rtrt EXPRESS PASSEJVCJERTRAIXS OHIO MISSISSIPPI R.R. LINE EAV JSTiULiDAX- QN AA the arrival of trains from the West, for Cin cinaati. Ixmisvule.

Cairo. Baltiamrr. washing. ton tity, i'hiladf ria, lorx, notn) sua su aaami ciues. Tnis road Is now in perfect and thorough Condi Hob.

PALACE DAT CARS. PATENT and LUX URIOUS NIGHT -COUCH -CARS: EIiSGANT WIDE STATJS KUUM bLJul'lSii CAUS, affording to the traveler every comfort, and the cer tainty iTBHung iuq uouneuviLiB uir anuAi' rST RmtDULE i f'-i I sa Hey Cnancr of Cars betwee St, Louis vl Where dose ana' are'Tfatl' with trains a through to Buffalo, PTtbarg and Wheel. ana ONLY OKE CHANGE -CARS TO NEW ilORK Da.WASinSGTO pts-ss train leave St- Louis RYERY day at I as p. aa-y'rwrhtng New York at p. m.

tjtte second day, being one train in ADVANCE of the Chicane Koate, a i arrives at BALTQtORa XwO HOUB n4 WASHINGTON FI AND A HT.r BOVR3 1 ADTANCE OF ALL ROUTES. Ihia train runs EVERY being tne only eastward froaa tram out oroC JLows on Saturday aftenooaw rt r. This is the eniy direet route for ITJ1SYILLB; CATUO aad tsefeaatrv south of the Ohio rivers For through tickets and reliable in fonn I j.u.uuaTO.v,,- 1 A A S1 Weiters PaaBdswev Arest; Lawtraoe. CHAS. is.

XLLBTT? General Ticket Agent, St. Louis. OF THE MlSSOCai RlVlLB. i w- tu.tj OI tZ? iK J- It; ItBElV ASJ EXCHANGE STABLCL 39 flf awachmetts Street. i I 1 1 I I if 4V HJiKKT FOR( I AM PREPARED TO FURNISH the public with" ft BEHER HORSES CARRIAGES i Than any other establishment In thiaeity, for the same money.

My oarriairesareoiLhe latest style. and for com fort and convenience can't be beat this side or St. Louis or Chicago. I have now amble reem. and will take homea and carriages to board by the week or maun, on most reasonaoie terms, i nave, uso, an EXTENSIVE STOCK-YARD Where farmers and teamaera can drive in and get the best of care for teams, in perfectly secure quarters, at low.nrus.

xnere is a gooa weu ot water in me vara. The celebrated thoroughbred horse VAN GUARD," will stand at my stable during the season usl xhuai as, ma21-dly fROSADALIS, 1 Blood i Pixrifierji CURES i Scrofula in its Various Forms, 6LTCH AS Consumption in its Earlier stage, Enlargement and Ulcentio of the Glands, Joints, Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ac. ALSO, IN ALL ITS FORMS. DISEASES OF WOMEN, Lots of A ippeti rat iite. Sick Headache.

Liver Com- plaint, 'ain in Out Back, Imprudence in mje, wrote, GENERAL BAD HEALTH, and all diseases of the "RLAflPIBi 1 It is a Perfect Eenovator. ry EOSADALIS eradicates every kind of humor and bad taint, and restores the entire system to a healthy condition, -n ffJlT is Pcbpectlt Harih.iss, never prodncing the slightest injury. 4 9It is not a Secret Quack Remedy. The articles of which it is made are pub. lisho around each bottle.

Recommended hy the Medical Faculty and Many 1 i roujanus oi our dosi unueni. ay For Testimonial of remarkable cure. SO hosadaus ALMAnao ror tnis year. TXXraSXD 02TLT BT J. LrVWREWCE CO.

J24 Satlimorp Street BALTIMORE, SID. For Sale "Druggists Ererywhere. i SHEFFIELD EATON, I -II. US1TKBAI. AeXMTS.

124 TI1TE STREET, ST.ZOXTIS, MO. 4 ST. LOUIS CARDS. ltiil. 1: Watches, Jewelry i Silverware.

Va oro ax. ri et jjuvi AlOLUiC; Saint Louis, Mo, TilwoAr. TmvaAamv a iucvvAiupvivctDi ttTTers 1 llnd Wholafialo Rnto.i 1 1 kiLo 1 i TLM 1 r.t 7 iMILL STORES, OULTIAM CLOTHS AMD ELTIIVG G.ttW;T6DD& CO. ST. J-iOTJIS.

017 919 N. Second St. AUUA a ucuripuuii OA lUlU HUT' iSUGOi IRQri I STORE. lmT. 1 AiW -SI IROHfAIfD STEEL or every description on hand or maae to order.

Also, an manner RloritrnttM merchandise and waqon CEORCE P. HALL. LSANFOllllG.SCAilRIiT, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Re-. taD Dealer In FURNITURE AND BEDDKICr, 1 1 204 Market i Street1. (Between Second and Third), ST.

LQCIS. MISSOURI BRASS FOUNDRY, Steam and Ota Five Works, 600 Cor. SecondSt. A Washites Av bi. aAjajis.

mu. Manufacturers of Steam. Gas and 1 Water Cocks. Dealers in Rubber1 Hose. Packing and Beltmfr.

steam. gob, copper and ieao ripes. steam ana ater uuages. iDrngs Paistsr aad 0ils lZ.F.VETZELL&CO., wTHolesale Druggista, LNos.l04&l06Main8t. r2nd door from Cbesnut) i ST.

LOUTS. BRIDGE, BEACH CO. IsVin7FA5WM OaT mwjsuaas awn asuss as Ti Saett Irea.lTire, Hum' StecL ti. 11CO Ht. Maiza.

Street, 8AI-TT LOCIS. VBTTUXOaCeaUu Semis tkabsMIa im wuria. MANNY fc DOWNtNQ. Manufacturer and Wholesale nealeri in iboots shoes; lUtaHrtet, ST. LOUIS, SELLEW TUT FL4TS i irorth V-ala Btrowt, ft.

Lorra, MO SOL, SCOTT. JR. B. C. rOTILL.

J. o. tpeciai, st. Joeepn. 1 SCOTT HART, iSocofSBora to.

Miller Scott, Wbaiesale asd Retail Dealer la i tv mcovr snaaet curtain JJamaeX Hoi. 410 4J2 Harth Fifth Street, J. F. CHIEFED: I wnni.stii.z mn SADDLERY 2 Haln YsX, Cor. Caeaaava, 3eafavaalCif theUbrate41 "SpaPKin' Spring festAl saaaie Te.

Eft tori Kire JL iasJfliAAO 8TAXDAXD e- or sxzas. BANKS, GREHfLEAF 4 CO. OF EVER I)ESCETPn0N CON-, BTAarTXTlfef -aaltU ir yoB waaU blamka which are gotten np strictly in accordance wish egal reorrireinent, aead to the tbxbunk oma. i 5 di'oi iij Ll-4 -i a A wV. 1 1 1 1 1 i ut, a.

a. snn. mush or BIEIALSX a 1 -1 1 i a 4- AGH1CULTCRAL rruLTON, LLBBY A JUICHCOCK, Jobbeia.ih X' Agricultural Thurble bkeiae, chmi irons, agtin Aiaaers' ok! S.Waterbt. 7ra- BAGS-. I ART.

AJSTEN Jt lKTt South Watex'Street. I JTlour Sacks, Grocers' Paper Bags, beatniee uraintiags, bunny, liurlap, wool, tuunana JilSLTLNG AJS1I JiUJtJUliK GOOIKS. HALLOCK WHKKLER, Rubber and Leather Belting, Hose and Packing, Clothing, Boots ana uversnoes, uruggisw ana articles, ana alt Rubber Goods, 143 JUake Sty iSOOK. lUMUNSON inibiishera aadBookseU- era, urniahS. t.

Libraries on liberal term. Catalogues of Sumtay'eobool Publications furnished. i- BOOTS AJiO HHOMi M. HKNDKKSON Manufacturers aad Jobbers of Boots and bhoes, 19 and 21 Ban. aolph Street.

BOOKS, BlAXiUMUtk A- PEE WAREHOUSE. nULVEB, PAGE 4HOYNE, Blank Book Man- uiacHirers, eteam iod printers ana dODoers oi rme x-apers, biauonery ana isinaers' Goods, 128 and 130 Lake Street v. BRICK MACMLtvfci. riUiK MON HOB makes more and better JL with given power, with less breakdowns, than anyotnermaenme. cagie worKa-nianuiac-taxing Company, 48 Canal Street.

CARPBTS. PEAK, PINCE ft lmjiorters ana aeaiers in carpetings, Paper Hangings and Window Shades. sell our goods low, and can make every inducement to purchasers the market will aflurd. A new Carpet House with a stock entirely new throughout. b4 Jtse State Street, east front of Crosby's Opera House, Chicago.

COMMISSION. BCAiit, DENSMORE A Commission Merchants. 105 Washington Street, Flour, Grain, froviaiona, etc. TTNDERWOOD Commission Merchants in Flour, Grain, Seeds, Pork, Lard, Beef, A allow, eto. umoe, io wasnington street.

STILES, GOLDY McMAHAN, Commission Merchants and Wholesale Provision Ueal- Uealera, aao 8. water CillCAQO IKON WOKKa. El SON, 84 to 92 Franklin St. Manufacture Wrought and Cast Iron tor buildings, bridges, Bank Vaolte, Doors, Shutters, Gxating, Iron Railing. CHICAGO LEAD AND OIL WORKS.

E. W. BL ATCBFORD Manufacturers oi Lead Pipe, sneetLeao, jsarLead, Pig Lead, Linseed Oil, raw and boiled, 70 Norm. Clinton Street. DRY GOODS.

OWEN, WHITMAN W1NSLOW, Wholesale xnryGOoas, wooiens ana motions, 10 ana Randolph St. Large stock and low prices. f. I XT wVf'L IWIam In 1 In. I I LT Woolens and Notions at Wholesale, stock weu seiecteu ana soia at oottoin prices, cms street.

s. D. JACKSON 4 CO. Wholesale Dress Goods, White Goods. Notions.

Hosiery. oolcna, mrniBUing Goods, ac FARM MACH1NLKV. Chain and Lever Horse Powers, Drag I'l and Circular saw Mills, Corn SneUere, Hay cutters, uavi resets, jieedauiis, sc. r. MESEKOLE, 2u4 Late street, Chicago.

FURNITURE. A. L. HALE BROTHER, Wholesale Furni ture, 10, 12, 14 and 16 N. Canal Street, Chicago.

Send ror price list. FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. KEITH, WOOD Importers and Jobbers of Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery Goods ana wooien uooas, complete stocx, lowest prices, Q4 ana oo micnigan Avenue ttigan irANNING WEST A COT, Wholesale dealers in Notions, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, txioves anu ancy ury uuvus, uue ot. Our stock entirely new. rtEYMOUR, CARTER CO.

Importers and Jobbers in White uoods, xanens, nosier Gloves, Notions, xnmminga, vjraets, street. FAIRBANKS' SCALES. TjlAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES of all kinds. Grceuleaf Co. 226 4 223 Lake CHICAGO S09 Market St.

St. Louis. GROCERIES. DAY, ALLEN CO. Wholesale Grocers.

Orders from country merchants promptly filled ana acme lowest prices, a4 aae nanaoipn at HARRINGTON 4 BREWSTER (Successors to Thompson) wholesale Grocers, 114 A 116 aontn water street, cnieago. HAIR RENEWER. AN entirely new scientiHo preparation, discov ered by Prof. Bae. Chemist.

U. S. Labora. lory, contains no xuiraie ot silver, sulphate or other deleterious drugs. It never fails In any case to bring back, by a lew applications, white or gray hair to its original color.

fair, brown or black. It prevents the hair iaiiing out, ana promotes a new growtn. Hating no sediment, it is the best (trussing in the world. Every druggist in the U. S.

sells it. Prepared by ROB i RITCHUt CO Chemists, Chicago. MATS, CAPS AND FURS. CjWEET, DEMPSTER 4 liats, Caps, Furs, Buck Gloves, and Mittens, loi and lu4 Michi- gan Avenue, Chicago. HARDWARE.

GREENEBAUMSON 3, 840 Randolph St. Wholesale Hardware and Cutlery, Mauulacture Iron, Nails, Carriage Bolts, loose joint butts, Fenn'sAxes and Edge 'ioois. MARKLEY, ALLING importers and Jobbers of Hardware and Cutlery, 51 Lake street. Manufacturers oi ire CluLU, Sievea, Riddles, 4c. MLLLER, BROTHERS 4 KEEP, Importers ahd Jobbers in Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural Tools, Agency tor American rue Co-, and Wheeling Nails, 55 State Street.

KELLOGG 4 JOHNSON, dealers in Builders Hardware and Tools, agents for the River side Works' Wheeling Nails. Orders by mail filled with promptness and dispatch, at lowest figures. 17s Clark street. IKON AND feTEEL. HALL, KiUBARK 4 CO.

Importers and Dealers in Iron, Steel, Nails and Heavy Hard-ware, 80, bj and 84 Michigan Avenue. LANTERNS AND STOVES. To drive away the clouds of night, The world still stands in need of light! CHESTER' Improved Smoke Consuming Kero-Bene Lantern is un equaled. R. CHESTER, Nos.

2 to 8 W. Lake Street, Chicago, manufacturer of Street and Barn Lamps, K. R. and Steamboat Lanterns of all kin as. Orders promptly filled.

DANE, WESTLAKE 4 COVERT, manufacturers of Plain, Stamped and Japanned. Tinware, Westlake's Patent Lanterns, Railroad and Marine Signals, Stoves and Hoilow Wares, No. 9a Michigan Avenue. Agents for the celebrated Home Comfort Stoves. LUMBER, SASH, PLANING, VJEWMAN, LEWIS 4 SUM WALT, Planing 11 Mill, Sash and Door Factory, and Lumber lard, cargoes aocxecL, ana orders lilted Cor.

12th and Lumber Streets, P.O. Box 5939 MACHINERY. VORTH WESTERN MANUFACTURING CO il Engines, Pumps. Wrought Iron Pipe. Malle able Iron Castings, Steam Wanning Appara tus, iu jonn jeuerson street.

ItTALWORTH, 1 WOH1G 4 FURSE, Iron Pipe If and Fittings, Steam Boilers, Pumps and Guages, Belting, Steam arming Appara- tns, mo L.axe street. 1 OILS, PAINTS AND GLASS. WILL AHD FOX, manufacturer of Window Glass. White Lead, Oil and Putty; agent fox Brandon Paints, Richmond 4 Prays Axle Oil, Crosby's Carriage Top Dressing. -M street.

LEWIS, HAM 4 CO. tU Paints, OUs, Varnishes and Window Glass, cheaper than any house in me ortnweet, yj toaootn water street RUBBER GOODS. rtUBBER CLOTHING F. M. 4 W- XV Shepard, Manufacture all dercriptions xf Heavy and ancy Rubber Uoods, Hose and Belting, Stationery and Drug Goods, 82 Lake ctrcei.

ROOFING MATERIALS. HIT ACRE 4 RAYMOND Plastic Slate, Roofing Slate, Felt and Composition Rooting and Sheathing Tar, Pitch, Paints, Oils, 133 Washington Street, wi cCANN 4 FITCH, 129 8. Water -street. Wholesale Dealers in Coarse and Fine Wrapping Papers. Twines and Paper Bags of every description.

HARDWARE. BRIGHAM, GOODYEAR HATES, Coach and Saddlery Hardware, Leather, Hubs, Spokes and bent carriage work, Springs, Axles, Bolts and Malleable Iron, 181 Lake tot. AYDKN 4 KAY, Carriage Goods, Saddlerr Hardware, Leather, Leather, Hnbe, Spokes and Bent Carriage Work, goring. Axles, Bolts, and Malleable Iron. 45 and 47 Lake Btreet.

SEAMLESS THIMBLE SKEINS. B. BROWN 4 Manufacturers. Our Skeins are the heaviest and best offered to the trade. Send for illustrated catalogue.

24 Kingsbury Street. -n TWINES AND CORDAGE. ILBERT HUBBARD 4 Twine A Cord -age of all descriptions, Cotton Canvas of all widtha and weights. Tents, Awnings and Covers. Tar.

Pitch, Oakum, Tackle Blocks, 205 and 207 South Water Street. VINEGAR WOBKJ )BC5SING'8 Pure Cider Vinegar. Warranted Pure, and to preserve iekle. Strong 4 palatable. Largest works In U.S.

EfltabIihedlBi3. C. G. E. Pruasing, 3284 tl state WATCHES ASP JEWELRY.

H. MII.I.F.R, cor. RAndolph A Clark Importer, Manafsetorcr A Wholehaje Iel- er ta Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated War. Agency of the Nation ai Watch Co. aehSd-deodly II FEW.

Their sMptaee ia bawreaee, wrth tall stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries WHI as many I aw ones as. call, with I i- Goods, in anv Quantity I vbit aaa nun II DES, FURS. RAGS And moat every kind OonntrvIProduoe Taanklnjr tbeirtrlend for the liberal patroaagethev have received tor severely ears, they think they oaa stlQ sffetthemindnoementstoburof theau Large Sales Small Profits 18 THIIR MOTTO. ap20-lawtl THE NATIONAL BANK OF LAWRENCE, KANSAS. KarDepository and Financial Agent of the United States.

91 STREET. IT. S. SECURITIES of aU kind bought and sold at best rates. Collections made on all ac cessible points.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE furnishedin sums to suit. W. HADLEY. Cashier. W.

G' Coffin, President. my30-twtf ITHE LARGEST JEWELRY ESTABLISH- Mtni in int wtai. lD. JiCCARD C0.A iHoa.401 403 S. Foartb i (Cor.

of Locust. Odd Fellows Hall thirect Imnorters. Manufacturers. Land Wholesale ana rtetaii ueaiers i tin Wat4ies. Jewelrv.

Silver ana 1 flatea waie. uraers oy man promptly and carefully attended to. 1868. Pennsylvani Ccqtral Railroad DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM PITTSBURG TO PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBURG TRAINS FROM JLJl the West run direct to the Union Depot, where Passengers are transferred to the Trains of the Penn sylvania Central Jtailway, which leave Pittsburg and arrive at other points as follows DAY EXPRESS LeavesPittsburgat 2.20a. at principal station, and arrivee at Altoona at 7.26 a.

Tyrone at. o.Xi a. iseueionie si lu.ii a. m. Lock Ilaven 12.19 p.

1 Harrisburgf 1.00 p. Balti- Ok k- a I in OE m. Philadelphiat at 5.45 p. and New York, via Phil adelphia, at 10.27 p. m.

C1NU1.KNAT1 jSifKlssa leaves i-itiBourg ai a.m., stopping at nearly all stations. Altoonajst 1.60 m. Ilarrisburgt 8.15 p. arriving at Philadelphia at 1.30 am. MAIL LINE Leaves Pitteburg atlLM a.mstopnine a't nearly all stations.

Altoonaf at 6.05 p. arriving at Harrisbnrg 125 a and Philadelphia at 7.10. m. PHTLADELPIflA EXPBjsSSf Leave Pittsburg at i.55 p.m. Stopping only at principal stations.

Arrives at Latrobe at 5.40 p. Altoona at S.10 p. Harris- berg at 2.36 a. Baltimore-at v.ou a. new iots, Philadelphia at 7.10 and New York.fvU Philadelphia, at 12.05 m.

Sleeping Cars run through on this train from Pittsburg to Balti more and Philadelphia, ana to new xora, via aiibh-town. AST LINE Leaves Pittsburg at 10:00 p.m. stopping only at principal stations. Arrives at Altoona at 3.00 a. Uarrtsburg at S.l a-mvuaiumorey at ii.ou p.m-New Yorkf, via Allentown, at 3.40 p.

PUiladelphia 10 p.m., aad New Korai, via rnnaueipnia, i a. Breakfast. tDlnner- JSupper. Daily, all other trains Sundays excepted. Til Lathed to all Night Trains to Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.

liamnin itArbAd ana iraiuuuucu nw. fr ti, Kaat inclndine Boston by Boat or Rail). pausing over this road, can be purchased at all nrincii Stations hi the West. Fare as low as by any other route. FREIGHTS.

ihia mnt Freichta of all descriptions. Including ijvi mocx can be forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Western Railways, by Bailroad direct. By Steamers, freight can also be forwarded to auy accessible point on the rivers and lakes of the West. ior rrtlgnt uontracts or snipping iicnou, vvj to oraauresseuneroi meioiiowing i3uvv mo vuur Pny. H.

1J Kingston, jr rreigni Ageni, ruuoipiii. Carpenter, Freight Agent, Pittsburg. Clark A Transfer Agents. II. W.

Brown A Cincinnati, Ohio. A. P. Stnlts A Zsnesville, 0. Hall Marietta, O.

W. II. A K. Langley, GallipoUs, 0. J.

II. McColom, Portsmouth, O. T. P. Burke, Madison, Ind.

W. M. Aikman, Evansville, Ind. Morebead A Louisville, Ky. J.

M. Love, Maysville, Ky h. R. Wilson, Nashville, Tenn. R.

F. Sags, St. Louis, Mo. Clark A Co, Chicago, Ills. FAST FREIGHT, via PENNSYLVANIAR "BROAD TREAD" CARS, Which rni through between Eastern and Western Cities, irrespective of change of gauge.

The Union Line is the authorized East freight Line, and is worked sn all the routes over which it undertake to transport, under contracts which secure to the property entrusted to its charge, tne best faculties lor East and uniform movement, that the Roads over which it passe possess-Whert time it guaranteed, a forfeiture of five Cent per 100 lit. it allowed for detentions, for every day be- yena vut ume tpeanetk. For farther information.sddress the following Agents of the "Union H. W. Brown, 27 West 3d Cincinnati, O.

8. D- Thacner, 233 North High Columbus, 0. Stewart, Cleveland, O. A. R.

Ihompson, New Charleetown, 0. W. Haalett, y' Sam'l Gray, Indianapolis, Ind. A J. C.

Davis, Fort Wayne, Ind. K. Pr Bryant, Terre Uaute, Ind. W. W.

Chandler, Chicago, 111. W. E. Robinson, 324 Main Bt Louisville, Ky. N.

Stevens, 49 Olive 8t Et.Loui, Mo. i L. R. Wilson, Nashville, Tenn. James Tillmadge, Memphis, Tenn.

THE PENXSTLVANIA BAIL ROAD CO. Will not assume any risk for baggage, except for wear ing apparel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollar in value. All baggage exceeding that amount in value, will ne at tne nu oi fne owner, in. less taaen By special contract. E.U.

Williams, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona, Pa. Hiirar W. uwuma, uen'i xicaet agent, rniia. II. H.

Hoostos. Oenl Freight Agent, Phil a. jan3-dtf Through tickets for sale at the Express Office, Law. race, by J. c.

huktua, Ticket Agent. Oliicago, Alton TOR ONLY ROAD FROM ST. LOUIS TO CHICACO tTITHoui chaxge or cabs. CHANGE OF TIME WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALL-XD to the winter arrangement.

Passenger trains on tJniom Pacific Railway make direct connection at Wyandotte with express train oat Pacific Railroad, at 2 o'clock p. arriving ia 8t. Louie at 5 o'clock a aext moraiBg, aoaaecting wiik trains on this road at 7 a. mXor Chicago and all points East arriving in Chicago at 8:45 same evening, aad in adTance of ALL other rente. The quickest tiua ever aade, statements to the contrary notwithstanding, aad theeeiy road making swre cesaeetieBe at Chicago with ALL traas for the East and Only one change eC car between Leavenworth or Wvandotte and Chicago, and but pne change between Chicago aad New Hiagara, Philadelphia aad all principal taalsia cHsesi Laxurioa Siceyint Cera ea aU night traiea, aad acperb Coache on day train.

Paaatngete hy thU route, boldjeg throe gh ticket. wUl oeeoaveyed with their heggsge ft threagh 8t. Louis aad Cticaga. Be enre your ticket read, via Chicago. Alton A Bt Lewis Rai trees I.

a hy taking thjereliabie aad popubr route jam mv the aa the frssjaant rhsngse sat ith oa ether route. Ticket tor sale at the tifket efllces i Lawrwsce, To-peka, Waasege aad JaactioB City, at the Missouri Kiver Railroa4 ticket other in leavewwerth and Karnes City, aad at the ticket waaca 4C4 earner of rurth and Pine streets, aaer riaatera- noose, at. IX. IN 71 AN ialts.SVXiT. Sortirongh ticket aad all In forme r5oe, apply is ckS-dtf aUvrcse Kumi, We alsojh anulacture at corner of Ana.

and West Atandclph 4 Cars, OmnibiLsses, Passenger Coaches and Hacks, J. CONCOBD I -a Largest Assortment of Carriages la 'the west, from LAWREfiCE EEA0LET i PARDEE, NEW HAVENrCONK. a I 'I D. W. COAH; JVeaident.

S. ABBOT) Formerly with 8. E. A. Abbot, sa recently with Abbot, Downing A of Coa-cord, Kew Hampshire.

lV jO TEN BBOK KB mchSl-dly Secretary. TOPEKA jaOUSE, Oppoalt Stat Building-, TOPEK A WE DESIRE TO SAX TO THE traveling pnblie that have taken theTopeka Uouee, thoroughly renovated end rentted the same, end Intend that It iball tank second te bom la the State. Accommodating porter nod waiter, and everything done to render the traveler's stay in our city agreeable and comfortable. Give us a call. CIUB.LK3.

KXKRY BOON, Jaia-dtf Proprietor e. HOBiatn. TUaaHL. e. a.oKruma.

Gilbert Hubbard SHIP CHANDLERS, akb MAuna is TWINES ANtT; v'tORdAGE, .204 A 207 SOUTH CHICAGO. i WOULD CALL PARTICU- TV LAS attention of the Trade to our lock, a we at all time bare the largest and beetaseortmeat lntbe west, or Cotton Flax Duck, all Widths DITCHING ROPES, MANILL1 and TARRED ROPE, Bag lagging, Barlapt, Canas, Oakam, Tar, Pitch, Tackle Block, Tar, Roofing Fitch, and Folting, Beit Cords, Clothes Linn, Twlnes.all qnalltles WrapKlag Twines, in bundles aal.imiTelsTUBHv and Bash Cords, Nets and Belnea; -Cotton flax and ffemp Twines of erery description Wotd Sacks end-Wool Twine. TENTS of Every Kind. TARPAULINS, AWNINGS, Wagon Coyers, Of Plain or Rubber-Coateft Duck. IT 31, A.

Gr Of Bilk or Banting, a per Army Segal atioM.con- tantly on hand or madete order. mchgrly THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DR. J. W. POI-AKD'S WHITE PII1E COnPOBIlD.

THE WHITE PIKE CCIP0UN0 CURES uouga. uinauena. Bronohltla, Spitting of Blood, and tlmoiairy cST' xwals rBmarkable-Rem-', w-t-'. Til any iac aouasy uont Jl plaljata, Kalstw, JJlffi. Bleedinf from toe Ildney, BUfideTjVsJ ISrtTel It wm early In the sprint of 1855 thatthii Coar nouudwu originated.

A member of my fAmlZy wu afflioted with an irritation of the throat, attended with a disagreeable eongh. I had for lorn month previous thought that a preparation, having for its basi the inside bark of white pine, might boao compounded as to be very useful in the ease of the throat and langs. Xo test the raluo of It in the ease a laded to, compounded amall quantity of the medicine that I had been planning, andave it in teaspoonfal doses. The result wu exceedingly gratifyinsv TTUi'a to days tie frriUUoa of the throat ires maoTeiHe coslh iulsldedtand a speedy cure was effected. fioomaftaTthialaent ome to a lady in Londonderry, K.

who tad. been suffering for some weeks from a bad eough. occasion ad by a sudden old, and had raised nrseus streaked with bleod. soon fonnd relief, and sent for more. She took about ten ounces of it.

and got wen. J. B. Hark, En- editor of the ii an-ehecter DaH MUrtr, made' a trial of the lame preparation in the ease of a serera eoldVAad a cured immediately. He was ao highly pleased with the result, and so confident of gaeceas attending its sales if placed before the PBbCethat he finally persuaded me to give it a name mi lead it abroad to benefit the Teatimoialsaav, 1 MUV -terms-4 aWhuTm Dr.

STCfTOLS, ifXbrOtfdi, TL, mtgt "Iptd WUU Pint QmpomtdH bt wry ec eumt, mat mlf in cottAf emd ether jmbnmtt tSLJd it.S? -S1 Mm. t. tZAS3 -lhm fir ytart regarded yaw WMO Ffm Cbm-Pnd vm itnnlua'jbrmedy, earn trutftaitluUl reprd a a eeo more tficaaaa end vehmbU Om turn: jjf CbwjwwKl for cotd, etrf worfct from Jaxxs HTt. I i Vr.fOZUlfBt JitWIUlnn t. was mlto er vt not ma amft, cma roihne blood.

txuHf mfiicttd wiSJi thai trmiUrnontHii I fnYiTi ESS TTBe syWiSSS geW-Si il- a i at ecprveei eaestew. Xr. ir.inaM,iMe. ferw male txpmimmt, AUmStmkU audtoal aJsiuman as4 Keaeetarell -Trrirrif in me ihijuiiq m-r? ftd attempt cwwoiist end avpijr tit ruatcal wkrtmt mf Wlolt rim bark. Jtkatbten OonmehbfZZZ E.

ubi euyexa euxsuy, om proprietor ill vaau from rxrtoni well rerun. i Wtneemmtake Mai i .3 fina. ur dfi-iiew York 1 1 i at Ot KXW XXCLAJTB sorl VTr SX0J557O V.awxrA jf jXJViad teadmtmua turn a Ms nost oeJled ty any: Bills (sTteifying uantliie) ami-qwijant iT. Lotys supplies LOCOMOTIVE HEAD UGKTS, a iil ry dosaripticB of l'Amps and' Also ManufactiJaTrX'i of and daiont i Iron and Wpod-Working Machinery, Jin tinny and MicUt.tii3t,? Steal f. suit' I'raa Oo-U, vrtr1tlT9 Cti Bmlcr Tutu1-, -ruor, Gu i htM.rii rte.

RUBBER A.N LEATHER BELTING, rvkiii S4rl, CoM Kolrrtl Shifting, I'oii Atj Kafitiee, SAiliUa. tk TTvj vvrrht nwr LfX-J nrriof in cma'lty, whilst eur prtc will mi'jn1 ith any hme in ih? ronrttrT. Ad-4M ort4.w 4 B. IL.BOKeTES. 'ain, 'jjf.

MaoniartDi CUftotta-uy 803-hdairi cor. of Morgan PARK NURSERY, At txttii, -i tDlu il 1 Tropr. SHALL. HAVE: SALK THE A coming Fall and Sprinjr. 2,000,000 Osage Orange Plants, Pears, Standard Dtrarf, 1,000 Quinces, 109,000 Grapes, 1, 2 and 3 years, 5,000.

Currants, IOjOOO Raspberries, (fit Gooseberries 10,000 Dlaclvberries, 10,000 Pie Plants. 10,000 Altbeas, gpireas, Flowering Almonds, Purple Fringe, Snow Balls, Snow Berry com. moii and Persian Lilacs, Dent Kias, Syringa, Rosea. and otker Flowering Shrubbery. is aria, Honey suckles, and btber Creepers.

aOOO Maples, 2 and 3 years. AddU-b. Crab Apple. berries. Plum, "Weeping and Golden Willows.

Osiers, ueiera. Balsa ol uomoaroy aaa euver ear oci tiilead. lulius, Jonqails. Crown Im mperial Lilies, Dahlias. Pinks.

Kv-rsreea at vrtl. Columbine, Iris, Tucca, fctrawberne, Ac. dx. Park Kursery, south end of Msssachtuetta street, Lawrence, Kansas. p.p.

niiLi-iPS. Angust 1, 1808. P. S. I can not sell trees on time.

Lei ana tm the line of trade: Available property oi' aU kind and descriptions wanted in exchange. augl5lv.tf SIM1LIA SIMMSUS CUBAHTUB en 1.1 j. mmrmiEi's Hpmqsppathic Speqifics HAVE PROVED, FROM THE most ample experience, aa entire es.ce.ss slm-ple, preatyt, etneieqt and rsiiafcrsa, -Shey aratheealy medicines perfectly adapted to popular use so simple that mistakes cannot be made Ui a1n( taeai a aetaa-. lee as te be fre from danaer, aud so ealeieut as te he alway reliable Tbey' bave' received the -highest eomniDdton irtsn aja.ne wm. aiway reaoer faction.

1 0bre.y EVaKS, CongesUon, do WORMS, Wona-Fever, do Cy.lK0-caUe orTeethiacbf 4 da DIARhllEAof ChUdree end AdnlU.vM-do TT88NTSRT, Griping, BUioo CH0LKHA-M0KKUI. do C0TGI1S, Cold. Bronchltl .......86. KJWJRALOI Teotlisofce, Aacnanhs do IlKADAGlies, Bick-HeadachS, Vertigo 25 de 5 da fiCPPHESSSD. or painrel feriod do WHITES, too profhse do CKOUP, OoeRB, dHBcuU do SALT KHELM, Kryaipelae, Xniptions do- KHKCMATISM, Kbeoavati Palo do PEVia A AGUJ, CbilU, IT ever, Ana.

60 do PILES, blind or bleeding- B0 eHTHALMT, aad sore or weak XrNAV do CATARRH, acute or chronic leflasnaa f0 do WHOOPING OttUOH, vtoieat Oobcb.v SO do A8TI1MA- oppreseed rsathi 60 do XAR DISCHAkOKS. impaired earls 60 do SCKBPULA, eaiazged ttlasdc, BwellingesO do OEfiKRAL Setiilit, Physical Weakness ...60 do and aeanty Beers tke do PKA-SICKMiSS, sickBsss frosa do KIUNEY-DISEAS. OraveL 60 da XSKVOU PEBiUTr, Seminal Mleeiena. in voluntary Diacharg.l,00 de SOBB MODIH, Canker JWt do UKINAKY WKASNKS3, wetthaj do PAIS F0L PERIODS, with Spasm do BUFFERINGS atahaos of lif.1.00 do KPILEPSY, Spasms, St. Vitas' do SI PTUKKIA.

ulceratetf Sore Throat -fcO 1 FAMILT OASES 01 35 large v'iala, Tvortoo case, cos tainiog a prt' cific tit every ordinary disease a family i ab- -Jeet to, and a book of i fl8 00 Smaller family and.Trveiin( cases, with 20 to S3 vials, from ft to Speeine foraU Private Dleeasa. both aorOarina uf and tor Preventive treatment, in vial and pocket IS 49-Thee Remedies, by the eaa or stagl box, are sent to anv part of tbe country, by Mail or Ixarees Ik-ee of charge, oa receipt of tbe price, a Addre HUMPTIKETS' SPECIFIC U0ME0PATIU0 UEDICINI COMPAMT. fie aod Depot, So. tea BaoaswAr, Hw Tea. Sr.

HrvrauT Is eonenlted dally at hi offlee, per. onalryoVby tetter. abewa, torali rfdl.a SaiJIrAllatoai8TA! KEtSLASTJI k. JLOSSOU Jat-t. Wllsel.

ApU. Lawrwe, Kaaas. Urs. Bobbins' Female- Regulating Aie cm Is fimm mf aB mt ai mi tea. Ssttto antra.

tS CLAM'S OVA osarapo; I TKB. gnst eentta' 14 s.rels,Btieisa mf awn er at. Siaa AambISS, W. tyKOSBiJi. NEtJMANN SLOSSON," WHOLESALE AND JtETAlHAOEirTS, k.

v- Cwtral DriC luy 9 Lswrenoe, offer to close cash buyers ad vantages ov return mail. SPEED'S PORT GRAE VINE4 Used by Nei York fjongregations for Church and Co wunioq purpose aUiO, BXOELLKNT FOR LASIF.3 A WKAKLV PKRSOIi VINEYARD, NEW. JERSEY. SPEKE'S PORT GKAPE WISE FOUR TKARS 0LI. Tliiti inttlv celebrated KtiT Win la mad fttymx tba Joico of tfat) Oporto ttcape, ralaod In tUl country.

ltt WTuaauie Tonic and Strengthening Properties Are nnsnrpaased hi any other Native Wine. Being the pure juice of the grape, produced under Sir. Sneer's own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are guarranteed. The yonngest child may partake of its generous qualities, and the weakest invalid may nee it to advantage. It ia particularly beneficial to tbe aged end debilitated, and snltedto the various ailment that afflict the weaker x.

It is, iu every respect, A WISE TO BE RELIED 'blv. it Invalid as SPKBK'8 POKT OBAPB Tf JSJJ. Females nseSPKBR'8 PORT GRAPE JVINK. Weakiv person find a benelit bv Its' 1 WINKS in hospital are preferred to other wines. aoa.

Sold bvDrnesrists and Grocers. A.SPKBR'8 VINEYARD, New Jersey. Office, 243 Broaden New York. -w-l-swly Ayer's Lair visror.i For restoring Cray Hair to Its natural Vitality and A dressing- whick is at once agreeable, healthy, ancL effectual for. preserving hair.

Faded or gray hair is soon restored, to its original color with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thick- ened, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not always, cured by its Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are' destroyed, or the glands' atrophied 'and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application; 'Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turninr eray or off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.

If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can beKound so desirable, Containing neither oil nor, dye, it doe not soil white cambric and yet lasti long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. Ayer Practical and Analytical ChekistS) IiOWEXE, PBICE $1.00, Mold Wholesale and Retail by i GEO. LEIS, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, AID ILi; DRrCSISTS ETERT e23-deodwtr 3 RRAMCH fSA Tfl MAauraMCRs.

roc T-mf -wmWSm StJ LOUIS SAW WORKS BBMCIT, Manufacturers of Warranted' EXTRAPINE CAST HXIHEI Ot all the descriptions now nsed in the United States. For sale at our Warehouse, No, lie and 214 Lake Street, Chicago, and 5 7Q Carondefet 8treet, KEW ORLEANS. Leavfinwortli Marble Works 4i QTJHTLAIT GEBAU UHTx, ianf neslers'li omb. Von idweiCeota HU. a tl KITS em arreaktiweea Fourth and Fifth, LeaVeawortb, Kansas.

nS-dU fajjMAKE G0C0 anoDOea. ft. i 3 "aT" fZiZ i.rwi B.W.WOODWARD. Larenwortbv Haatai.l aeps-deodswtr Agent.

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