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IIDAILI EVENING LEADER,
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CHKYENnS, WYOMING TERRITORY,
Ip the
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* DIRECTORY.
Territorial OUlcer*.
Governor —Juo. A. Campbell,
decretory—Herman Glofcko.
Jfdr*Aol- i -Clitit'dh Howe.
District Attorney— Joseph M. Carey.
Surveyor General— S. Reed.
United Stales Collector— Thomas Harlan.
<&xltat States Assessor— E. P. Snow.
United States Commissioner— W. A. Campbell.
Territorial Auditor— Benjamin Gallagher.
Territorial Treasurer— J. W. Donncllan.
Justices of the Supreme Court —J. 11. Ilowe; J. 11.
Kingman; W. T. Jones.
Clerk of Ist Judicial District —J. W. Hutchinson.
Comity Offlcem.
M. Freeh aw.
and Mcorder— F. K. Addoms.
Treasurer— D. McLaughlin.
Probate Judge— D. McLaughlin.
Assessor —J. K. Jeffrey.
Coroner —S. Hurlburt.
School SvjKrintendent—J. D. Davie.
Contmfsston'trs-H. J. Rogers; A. R. Converse;
B. Gallagher.
City Government.
Mcetinge of the Town Trustees, Thursday even
ing In each week, at the City Hall.
PresUlent of Hoard—J. H. Martin.
Marshal— S. M. Preshaw.
City Clerk —F. K. Addoms.
City Attorney— l. W. Cook.
Treasurer—C. D. Sherman.
aty Assessor—F. K. Addome.
froanl of Trustees— J. 11. Martin ;O. W. Corey; n.
11. Ellis; B. L. Ford; K. P. Johnson.
Police JIIMtICCM.
Jno. Slaughter,—up stairs, corner Sixtcnth and
Eddy Streets.
W. Thompson.
Churches*.
St. Mark's church, Episcopal. Services, from
April Ist to September Ist, at 11 a. m.. and at 8 p.
m. From September Ist to April Ist, at 11 a. in.
and 7*4 p. m. Rev. F. O. Bnrstow, minister.
Congregational, Rev. J. D. Davis. Pastor, church
corner Nineteenth and Hill streets. Preaching
service every Sabbath at 10*4 *•, and 7*4 P.
Sabbath Sgjiool and Bible Class after morning
send**; Social Prayer Meeting Weducscay even
ing, at 7*4 o'clock. Seats free.
Roman. Catholic, Revs. I*. J. Erlach, J. Foley,
Pastors, church ou O'Neil street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian church, corner Ferguson and
Eighteenth streetv’Rev. W. G. Kcphart, pastor.
J*roochiug every Babbath atll a. ni. and 7:3 > p. m.
Sabbath school at 10 a. in. Seats all free, am! ev
erybody welcomed.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. G. 11. Adams, pas
tor. ITeaching every Sabbath evening at 7*4
o'clock, at tin* now church. Eighteenth street.
Sabbath school and Bible class at 3'i p. in. Week
ly prayer meeting Thursdny evening.
jUnsonlc.
Wyoming R. A. Chapter, U. D.. meets at Hall
on the first and third Tuesday evenings in each
month, at 8 o'clock r. u.
G. D. Fogicsong. 11. P.
V. It. Addoms. S«r\
Cheyenne Lodge, No. Ifi, meets first and'third
Saturday nights in each month, at Masonic Hail.
Odd Fellows.
Cheyenne Lodge. No. 1. T. O. O. F.. meets every
hlouday ovuuiug at Odd liall.
Y. Iff. C. AftKorlntlon.
The reading rooms of the Y. M. C. A. are in the
Uollius House Block, ltith Street, and are upon to
the public, from 9a. in. to 10 p. m daily. Files
of the latest papers. Religious Secular, Period!
cals Ac. Ac., can there be fouud. Rooms free to
till- S. J. SCRIBE It,
Geo. If. Russell, Sec'y. President.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society,
OP THE UNITED STATES.
Sum as mu ml, new business during the year IHtfi,
#51,021,141.00.
Being over Thirteen Million Dollars creator than
the new business of any other Life Insurance com
pany in the world.
AsMetn, #13,000,000.
Cjihli Income.
#7,500,000.
J. 11. NICHOLS, Ageut, Cheyenne. auglStf
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
AHHB'FS, OVI K Kir.,000,000. CASH.
Kuril I. ties I.lfn Inrurnnc,;. comblnlnir the ailvan
«»goa uffunicl by ALLOTIIKU ( DMPANIKS. wllli
UNKqUALKL) FINANCIAL BBCUBITY.
E. I*. SNOW, State Agent,
mnrlD- 1 y Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
MILLS & CO.,
Wholesale
hooks elm: its, station i<: its,
BLANK BOOK MAKERS,
.« f . . Pi’into™ null
liithog riArii'ns
Register Building, Do* Moines, low’n.
«. w. coit ic v, m. d.
PHYSICIAN AXQSURGEON. Examining Hur
For Pensions. Office Rollins House, op
* or< * *» Hotel. Uesideuce corner of Hill
f il, slruets, oue block north of U. P.U.
K. Oi.pMt, Cheyenne, W. T.
C. E. THOMPSON,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
Seventeenth street, next door to Lho Metropolitan
111 I Hurd UulL
thoroughly the art of fitting
*■ . 8 » , deformed or otherwise, according to
nuntnimcul orlnc.lples. None but the best muter
lalb are used und satisfuctioH guaranteed, (live
him a call. 87 . 1 y
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HOOT AND PLANT.
5? Hy rlfutißbiK lln. blond nnd nri>in*lnc tlie u
liver irort Horretlve oriinll- lo n lionltliy nc- TJ
m ll«n, Ibr.c Pi||„ curt, ninny n.ii.plnhitn U
wblcb ll woulil not be num.i.iti‘il limy rmllll ,
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VOL. IV.
DAILY EVENING LEADER.
Official Paper of the United State*.
rUIILISHKn DAILT, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY
UNT. BAKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
GENERAL NEWS.
An oyster lias been ’ cnpturetl at i
Norfolk, Va., measuring 22 inches.
It takes SI,OOO per day and 180 em
ployes to run the ,Sherman House in
Chicago.
The explosion of steam boilers in
Yeddo is cited ns proof of the rapid
increase o£ civilization in Japan.
John Leighton, a Boston broker,
has been fined s.">oo for reporting his
income at SIO,OOO, when it was sl*o,- 1
000.
Somelxxly lias discovered that in
forty years n snuff-taker devotes
twenty-four months to blowing his
nose.
The now asteroid discovered Aug.
18th was named “Ate,” the Goddess
of Discord, on account of the troubled
condition of Europe.
Among tlie many innocent sports
of childhood in St. Louis, one of the
most popular and pleasing is the drop
ping of fire into the letter boxes on
the street corners.
A German paper reports that the
soldiers of the 43d Prussian infantry
strapped their knapsacks to their
breasts, during the battle of Metz.
On the night of the battle many of
them found out that they owed their
lives to this foresight, as some of the
knapsacks were literally riddled witli
bullets.
Among the Frenchmen who
came to helpusdnring the revolution
ary war were Nicholas Fouquette
and his son, Mark Antino, who
taught our people to make gunpow
der, and thus did great service, in
recognition of which the Continental
Congress appropriated 8,000 livers as
a testimonial to them. The father
died soon after the war, but the son
married a Massachusetts girl, and
their desendnnts lately, in rummag
ing someold papers, found proof -of
the money due them, and have
placed their claims in flic hands of
Ben. Butler for prosecution.
—“Suppose," cries the J‘a/1 Mall
Gazelle, “the French republic, eager
to wipe out the disgrace of the pres
ent war, should some day help the
Ameri an republic to avenge the
Alabama wrongs; and then suppose
the Ken inns should take a hand in the
fight (as they surely would want to);
and suppose another republic should
rise up in Spain, and insist on having
Gibraltar; and suppose, on the top of
all tlijs, Russia should crowd us to
the wall in Asia; what a pretty pickle
England would lie in!” And that
pickle is now being mixed.
Sm&ER’S
Sewing Machines.
The Singer llnnufactiiring Co.
I* liow producing nearly 200.000 Sewing
.Tlnrlilnc* per jiiiiimu and in not able to
meet tiie demand, but in order to do no, new fac
tories are being erected that will supply
Three Hundred nml lTfty Thousand
ouch Year.
The popularity of the “New Family" Sewing
Machine lb only surpassed by its usefulness and
simplicity: durability and boanty. Where known
.*• *** difficult fi, r otliei manufacturerb to effect !
j bale-, and they employ every mean* to foibt their
• products upon tlie people. Buyer- or Sewing
Machine- -lionld avoid canvassers and peddler* j
i to compulsion to make -ale*, for no
machine can be desirable that is forcibly throat
I on the purchaser.
i « * n Kor “Now Family” nnd tlie “New
j No. One ’ Sewing Machines, |the latter for
Dressmaker-. Tailor-, Shoemaker*. Ac..l are
. oojrcrlv -ought for. and n largo stock can lie 1
I found in our -ale- rooms, together with everv
useful accessory intended for them.
" V ‘ " I*!* Cotton and Linen Threads,
Needles. Oil, Screw-drivers. Ac., at retail or in
quantity at manufacturers* prices.
Catalogues, Price Lists. £c.. |in English or Oer ‘
man] furnished on application bv mail or other
wise.
DEAN & LOWE,
003 North Fourth Street,
iopUa-iUlm ST. EOI7IB, ITIO.
H. 31. PIiESIIAW,
Seventeenth street Cheyenne, W. T.
Furnfehcs to order
COFFINS OF EVERY KIND,
Embracing matallc burial cases, walnut ami
rosewood coffins, as well a- tho same of plninci
materials, of every slue desired.
THE DAILY EVENING LEADER
Issued each day. except Sunday, and containing
a large amount of interesting news, general and
local, and circulating widely throughout Wyo
ming nnd the adjacent sections of the Rocky
Mountain region*, renders It tho.
Best Advertising Medium
in tiik Country.
Ofiloo woat sldo of Ferguson »t-cot, Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
J. 8. CIIOIID,
A TTOIINEY AT LAW. Office on Sixteenth
J\ -tree 1 , next door io Judge Ktivkendnll's of.
flee, Chayenna ’jt-tf
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1870.
BY TELEGRAPH
lift PORTED EXPRESSLY Poll TIIK EVENING LEADER.
Nigh t uepoht.
THE VIRGINIA FLOODS.
CONTAGION IN NEW YORK
THE WAR.
Recent Fighting Around Paris
Koynl Cnri'BngTH I'i■*<*«( V'pon.
Duke of Naissua Killed.
Yarrow • Karaiia or Klii. William.
\v asliington News Items
Richmond, Bept. 2.—At midnight
last night the river was still rising
and invading still further the lower i
part of the city. Hundreds of ]>er
sons were busy carrying off furni
ture from houses about to be swept
away. In front of a hotel about the
center of the city, is anchored a
schooner. Her crew pull off regularly
ns if at sea. Last night the Western
Union telegraph office was crowded j
with anxious people trying to ascer
tain the whereabouts of friends who
left in the late trains and for whose* :
fate the announcement that the river
at Lynchburg was rising again,
created much concern. In.the lower
part of tlie city the only object of
attention was a single gas lamp that
still burned though within a few
inches of being submerged. The
Richmond and (St. Petersburg mil
rond have on their road four
times the usual number of ears to ac
commodate southern travel. Tlie
flood on the Ilivanna river is the
highest since 1807. The families of
Mr. Jennings and Mr. Miller, whose
houses were near tlie river, were
washed away; m nll. tbye persons.
Jennings is supposed to lie drowned,
and Ids wife and two children are
known to have jierished. A young
lady of tlfe family clung to a tree
forty-eight hours, but was washed
awuyand drowned. On the Manassas
railroad, the bridges across the
North and South Shenandoah rivers
are gone. No information is yet re
ceived from beyond Strasburg. Many
lives arc known to have been lost.
The Baltimore and Ohio road, above
Harper's Ferry is swept away.
Scottsville, in Albemarle county, is
inundated and the destruction of
property is very great. Eighteen
lives were lost. Trains are running
regularly between Alexandria and
Richmond.
New York, Oct. 2.—Sixty-five
yellow fever patients, mostly enlisted
men, were yesterday sent to tlie
quarantine hospital at West Bank.
Other precautions linve been taken
which it is expected will effectually
prevent the spread of the disease.
Two more deaths occurred yesterday,
making twenty since Aug. 14, when
tlie infection was first communicated
to the garrison. Additional cases of
yellow fever were also received at
quarantine yesterday from New Or
leans steamers, and ail vessels from
that point are placed under strict sur
veillance. Tlie small pox is rapidly
spreading in the Eastern District of
Brooklyn, nnd yesterday a case of
yellow fever was reported in that
city.
Tours, Oct. 2—Morning.—An en
gagement is now going on near St.
Germain on the road to Beauvais. It
was reported at Erieux yesterday that
four thousand Prussians liad occupied
Nantes. The besiegers have hitherto
kept themselves carefully beyond the
■ range of tlie guns on the walls of the
capital, and the defenders are impa
tient at their inactivity. The com
mander of Fort Issry declares he will
not surrender on any terms.
The national guard, now in active
service at Paris, numbers 875,000
men. This Immense force rapidly
consumes supplies.
A dispatch frohi Toul says that for
three days cannonading has been
heard in file direction of Pont a
Mousson.
A lead coffin covered with rich trap
pings and escorted by large numbers j
of Mecklenburg troops, passed \
through Toul on the 29th, and on the
next day two similar coffins were
escorted through town.
Washington, Oct. 2.—Tlie Presi
dent and family returned to this city
early this morning. A heavy rain
fell to-day nnd to-night, which creates
apprehension of additional damages
from the floods. The Secretary of the
Treasury lias authorized tlie Assistant
Treasurer at New Y'ork, to sell a mil
lion dollars in gold each Wednesday,
and purchase two millions of bonds
each Thursdny of the present month ;
also, to anticipate the payment of five
per cent, on tha bonds due January
Ist, 187), upon an adjustment of the I
interest at the rate of six per cent,
per annum. These bonds were issued
under the act of June 22, 1800, and
amount to $7,022,000.
Richmond, Oct. 2. A dispatch 1
from Lynchburg estimates the lass by
the flood at SIOO,OOO. Tlie loss to the I
Orange & Alexandria Railroad is
$500,000; Ibss to the canal, $250,000, ]
anil to the South Side Road, $500,000. :
On Thurday, while the water was
rising, James Ramson, daughter nnd
servant girl; Robert Whitley, wife 1
and children, and a colored woman
with her three children, while stand
ing on tlie abutment of the canal
bridge at Lynchburg, waiting for the
boat to take them off, when tlie
dredging machine broke loose above,
and drifting against the abutment,
carried it away with all on it. AH
were drowned.
Baltimore, Oct. 2.—A private
dispatch from Harper’s Ferry states
that the number of lives lost in that
place by the flood, is forty-seven.
Immense damage in tlie valley of the I
Shenandoah. The Winchester Rail
' road, between -Harper’s Ferry and
Ilalltown, is badly damaged. Above
. Harper’s Ferry tiie rise and flood is
confined to the Shenandoah. The
Ohio Railroad track is
uninjured. The rain recommenced
this afternoon, and continues steadily
at present, 11 a. m.
A World’s special from London,
October 2d, telegraphs from Ostend
that tlie Duke of Nassau was killed
on the 2<itli ult. while riding with tlie
King of Prussia and staff from
j Rheims to Chalons for the purpose of
conferring with Prince Frederick
Charles. In tlie thickest part of the
woods there suddenly rang out a
double volley of musketry from nin
huncoiled Francs tirears. The third
carriage, containing the Duke and
staff, was riddled with bullets; one
aid-de-camp was instantly killed,
another mortally wounded—also tlie
Duke. The fifth carriage, containing
the King, Mas struck several times
! but no one hurt. The woods were
scoured by cavalry without result.
The Duke died on Sunday.
The cholera is raging among tlie
German troops at Chalons and malig
nant typhoid at Rheims. The infect
ed districts are surrounded by a sani
tary cordon.
St. Trouis, Oct. 2.—At u mass meet
ing of Germans last night theyadopt
ed an address to. Bismarck, which
was telegraphed him to-day, suggest
ing to him conditions upon which
they desire him to conclude peace
with France.
The census of this city, just com
pleted, ranks St. Louis as the fourth
city in the Union, counting Brooklyn
separate from New York, in 1800
our population was 100,773, but in
! 1804 it had declassed to 157,050. The
j present census therefore shows that in
six years this city has doubled its
population.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
—AND—
COAL OIL
Constantly on hand at
JI. OIIKALVVS STORK,
acptSfidSm Fifteenth Street.
TERRITORY OK WYOMING, i
County ok Lakaxik. {**'
In fir#t Judicial District Court.
Giles K. Filler, Plaintiff, )
vt*. '
John A Nvo, D. Tom I
Smith, and John Kinney, ( • n,nm °n*-
Into partner* as “Jonh A.
Nvo A C 0.." Defend an la. j
I\j the above named defendant# and non-re#-
ident#. You aud eaeli of you are hereby notified,
tbut you have been sued in said District Court, hv
Giles F Filley, the above nuuied plaintill'. and that
a writ of attachment lias issued against vottr
property as non-resident defendan’s; and that un
less you answer the petition or Plaintill. now on
file In the office of the Clerk of said Court, on or
before the Hih day of August, A. 1). 187.». said pe
tition, with all the matters aud allegations llnre
n contained, will be taken ns true aud judgment
rendered accordingly.* Pile object of said |*uii. Is
to recover from you the sum of sixteen hundred
and sixty-nine iflfifin.niM dollars with interest
thereon since July Hitli 18118 at 10 per cent, per an
num, alleged to be due on a promissory note, and
,costs of tills suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of said District
Court at Cheyenne city In said couutv this 28d,
day of June. ISM.
W. llitchi-on. Clerk of District Court.
JL.B. | U J LL Lyon, Deputy Clerk
—y— Daniel McLaughlin, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Jo $7 (iw
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Mrs. I Cures colic and griping in 1 Price
Whitcomb's- the bowels and facilitates,-
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Syrup. I cldcnt to Infants ehil'n. \ Cents.
Mrs. i Cures diarrhea, dysentery i Price
Whitcomb and summer complaint lit - 2T»
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NOON REPORT.
LATEST PARIS!AM NEWS. !
lint liu«1n» tic IHcctliig In Chicago!
Aid for France Demanded,
YELLOW FEVER TERROR IN NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 3.—The Times’
London correspondent telegraphs as •
follows: Tho proclamation of the gov
ernment delegation at Tours, ordering
an election to take place on the six
teenth of October, glues great satis
faction here, arid promises to give a 1
new direction to tiie apparently hope
less current of French affairs. It will
have the effect of depriving Bismarck
of the pretext that then- is no govern
ment to treat with, capable of giving
guarantees. This failing to listen to
reason, will ensure a vigorous support
to the measures of the administration
from all parts of the country, and
revive the grief of the democrats,
hut not the gallant French people.
Tho reports of the gutting and pil
laging of houses in Paris hy the mob, j
conies again to us to-day, but do not
seem based upon any other foundation
than tlie nomination by Trocliu of
military courts to try such offences, a 1
new precaution. The Prussians are
anxious to believe there is disunion
in the capital. The balloon post from .
Paris is pronounced to be a regular !
success, and we hope to see periodi
cally again correspondence from that
city. The postoffice administration |
of Paris publishes regulations sor 1
sending letters through it,
Chicago, Oct. 3. — There was a
meeting of the Positivists to-day, and
resolutions were passed to tlie effect |
that the time had come for a new dp
partnre from our international policy.
The resolutions demand that the gov
ernment shall-interfere in behalf of|
the new Freneli republic. France sav
ed us in our trial, antHt is only justice
that we should come to her aid in her
J present extremity. YVe should not he
bound by tlie policy laid down when
ours was an infant nation, but should
I adopt an attitude towards Europe in
J accordance with our greatness and
j commercial relations witli tho world,
j Copies of the resolutions have been
I sent to the President, Minister Wash
burno, Jules Favre and our represen
tatives in England.
New Y’ork, Oct. 3.— lt is known that
yellow fever is raging on Gover
nor’s Island. The population is but
one hundred and fifty, and yes
terday fifty-two cases of genuine
yellow fever were taken from the
island hy tho health authorities to the
hospital on the west hank of one of
the quarantine islands. There wore
a number of deaths from the pesti
lence last week, among them that of
I Rev. Abel Davidson, who died last
I Thursday night. An attemfft has
j been made to keep the fearful news
! secret, so as to prevent a panic in the
city, hut it cannot lie suppressed l>e
' yond to-morrow. The island has
j been isolated by the authorities.
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Calibre—s4-100, .IS-100. SS-1,00 10-100 anil 00,100.
every Rifle Warranted,
And money refunded if not satisfactory.
IT.SIC CABTRIDGES
Oil LOOSE AMMUNITION.
make youit own cartridges.
“Southerner ” Pistols,
(Breech-LoadingDerringer.) hnlf ounce Ball larger
titan Navy.
REMINGTON’S PISTOLS !
COLT S PISTOLS,
SMITH &WFSSON PISTOLS!
CARTRIDGES ALL KINDS,
Guns, Flasks and Pouches,
WADS, CAPS, ETC., ETC.
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EVENING STAR,
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—AND—
rpiIE DEMAND FOR CHARTER OAK. CHAL- [
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crown so rapidly of late that we nave not filled
orders a* promptly as desirable: but having now
secured tlie assistance of another Stave Foundry,
we shall hereafter confine nearly the entire force
of our own establishment to the production of
the Stoves above named and hope to fill all orders
without delay.
We would'call the attention of those about
purchasin'.', to tin- SUCCESS and POPULARITY
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nplldJbwly Cheyenne, Wyoming:.
DRY COGDS, ETC.
S. F. NUCKOLLS
dry|6ou^lpt^i^
• i j
Wholesale nud Retail Dealer iu
DRY GOODS
CAIJ PETING,
CLOTHING
BLANKETS,
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS!
GROC33IIIES,
PROVISIONS!
IAQUOBS,
Tobacco end Ci stars !
HARDW.IRi: A: CITLERY,
TToots & Slioes,
ha7s:and caps,
Outfitting Goods jcncrally
Ain in weekly receipt of from tlte Int
orter* nnd Manufacturer#. Bought for n«li au
wiilbe #old ut the lowed rate* f»»rca*h only.
»» * 'I "ii story done building. Seventeenth
street. Cheyenne.
Absolute Divorce# legally obtained in New
York. Indiana, liliuoi* ami other State*, for per
son# from any State i>r Country, legal every
where : desertio". non support, . re., sufficient
cause; no publli iy ; no charge until divorce oh
tnined. AdVice free. Bu*ine*# established fif
teen years. Address,
M. HOC Attorney,
npM-d3m No. TS Nassau street. N° Y**rkCity.
MANNING'S
ftntidote for Intemperance.
IS AX INFALLIBLE CfKEJPOUihI* fearful vice.
1 It# n*e will Ht once remove the taste or desire
for stimnlnnt#, aud will *oon create an actual
dislike for them. It can be administered in ten,
eoff. e, or even water, without exrliing suspicion,
a# It is free from taste or smell, tt i/oii hors <i
hoshmd, brother or frit ml, (ul.licfttl to this terriblt
habit, it in your duty to run hi to.
Sent free by mail on receipt of the money.
Price Two Dollar* per box.
W. 11. MANNING ,t CO..
mrlWAwff St. Louis. Mo.
CETTEKG MARRIED.
Essays fur young men, on the delight# of
linMK. urn! the propriety or Impropriety of getting
Married, with sanitary help for to thoie who fee!
unfitted formal happiness. Sent fret.
In sealed envelope* Address HOWARD ASSO
CIATION, Box P. Phildelphia, P feblt dftwJm
WYOMIHfr WEEKLY LEABER.
leaned every Saturday.
TERMS : f 3 Jk YEAR, *4.00 HALF YffAJt.
is one of th*
l4irg<**t PnpfrK ft it the WtX,
(OntllßdAL JTOR PBIMI3U
or EVERT KrtD
Neatly, cheaply and expeditions!/ execito Laid*
of every shape and Kind, Bill Heads, Lsttn
nnd Note Headings, Blanks of every kind. Post
ers, etc., printed on short order, (laving a new
lot of Type and Presses, we con do handsome
work at low prices.
FIRE-ARMS.
FREUND & BROTHER,
# 9
Manufacturer* and Importer* of all kind* at
FIRE-ARMS !
AND
AMMUNITION!
Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,
SPOUTING APPARATUS,
Os eveyy description. East side of Eddy street.
Cheyenne.
Pioneer Gunsmiths
OF THE WEST!
I And sole agents for the Winchester Repotting
UIFLES & CARBINES
Those arms arms are particularly adapted for
defence against
|
j Indian A_ttq,cksf
AND FOR HUNTING PTRPOSKS.
Agents for K. L. Dupont's and DeNomour* ant
Company's Celebrated
Sporting and Mining Powder!
ALT. KINDS OP
Fixed & Loose Ammunition
CONSTANTLY OX HAND
I
hepaihino
In nil Its brnnehes, done with
Scientific Precision 1
I
j AH goods sold by us are guaranteed to be a* rep
resented.
Branch house* at
j SOUTH PASS, AND LARAMIE CITY, W. TER.
feblO-ly
CLOTHING, ETC.
IT. P. 11. JEL
CLOTHING HOUSE.
B. & I. HELLMAN,
Sixteenth street. Cheyenne. Wyoming, WholotaU
ami Retail Dealer* iu
CLOTHING!
AMI)
GKNTV FI UMMIIIX; GOODS.
O.tr stock comprises the followin' good* ni«d«
ami trimmed iu tlie best ».yle :
CASStMERE G’JITS,
ENGLISH MELTOH SUITS !
FIVE BCAVEII NUTS,
HEAVE Ii AND CTIINCIIILI.A OVERCOATS,
DO VS CLOTHING,
IIATS A.3NTD CAP*
BOOTH AND SIIOEB,
SOLE LEATHER THI NKS ANI) VAI.ISEM.
AU our gOAMIc are guaranteed ns represented to
sold at Eastern price*. fehlO-ly
F] nnn REWARD.
JI mill for an ease of Blind Bleediag.
Ml UUU Pelting, or Kheraled Pile*, that
l»e Pile Itemedy fails to cure. It Is
prepared e\pre**D toeuretite Pile* and nothing
else, and lias cured ea-e* of over 2U veai »* •land
ing. Sold h\ all Drugitiils I.ahou, ikt. I4t
Fkankun Sr.. Balvinokb. Price, fl in.
WANTED AGENTS— KIR 111 R Mill IVORK.
p "r:nwOMAN:
By Dtt. Gro. H Ntrn»r«. Prise ft.oo, This
brave, ptiro book t» the great suens-s of the year,
ami 1# selling at the rat l - of thousand* of c<»p|i-a
per mouth Among the latest rep'*r , « are: wi in
live days, 118 in mm wrk. li In «>n> dar. 978 In
l Ihreo weeks, »tc. .Mult) ngetils n< \er oruer loss
Ilian t.'»l lo -lMi at a time, i.h 0 coplea havn been
, "Old iu a single coinpy. Send for pamphlet, hr
Address.
K. HA WAFOUI) Jt CO., Pabllsiter*.
oci 1 dtit IAK south Clark bfreuf. l hiengo.
I W. COOK.
AITOUNEY A D COCNMEI/m As LAW.
AV. office ill court hot)*.-, ( heyeripe Wff>iS'nj,
Htt Ini