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lr 6»*A*ATKLYc "
Sold by Subscription Only
D. APPLETON ce. CO. Publishers. .
SHERIFF SALE.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, 1..
-
** *•&% WHiaV**" **' *'* 90 " " -'.’a
f ifcrt : flftcd ‘ont of Ihr
District:CoUrt of the First Judicial District ol
*ald County, wherein Job Milne is plain.itf, and
wie * 'iiSf SA* Jim J&jf! Vs 6'/ii v
of Cheyenne, in dMlKdtraty. being TonV-fb\irM4>
feet front on. Seventeenih »trcea« nndu-unuint
bacH**wWb4rt!WMS 1 ft ,■ i, u iib
day, October 19th, 1870. between tf?6“ liurtfßvjrlD
door, in said county, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
*di mdi ~i*r ,mia. i T»ttß6tfXW; u '
. Sheriff Laramie County, W. T.
septl9tooCH9.
■■ SUnMNS. - a
County of Lnrnmie.“in the Terriiorv’of Wyoming;
d.d. on the 28th day of June, A. D. 187u,‘ file hi?
petition in the District Court of the First Judicial
•TMWIt ix>t it* JOtntmry’.or><ws mttm mit w o ah d
for the County of Laramie, ngninst the said Ebon
Smith, defendant, setting forth that on the IMih
day of June. 1860, at said County of Laramie, made
. his promissory notc'ln writing, and delivered the
same to said Posey 8. Wilson, and thereby prom
istuLß-AWfJ<L#akl VtMMy 8^ r.sixty
alfeAM-tunH ‘Urn dayiiPdiffw*, mflO.'tnifsuni
of three hufidred dollars at the banking house of
J A. Ware A Co., with interest thereon from thd
%i>i#d'tMih dny iff Mime, lOnfli’Al f tltf- rtn «’-OfTwilh ty i
tfanr «>«r icaiwdinannum, mid that rtitntwd
note became duo and payable fnrta Kben
Bmlth to said Posey 8. Wilson on the 23d day of
August, 1869, but that no part thereof has been
jpafch aad,p*wrliiir'Judgment against the said
foV ths sam of three-hundred dollars,
• drtlb Insmcat tlnrson ainaho rate of ui wnW-fdfar
»Wcahlasa-peraimuhi siiiej August 23(1. W«>, and
«MMrfc*«a!pi4haiar|jiMiMqir .
And tlie said Ebon Bmfth is herebv notified Ihht
he is roaHired to appear in snld court and answer
said petl.iooon or b*fcre- the 11th day of Decem
ber, A. D..187J.
Dated October 10th, 1879.
»aloa»i<*wftrmi-rt ■*! Ptdt i*V SoITULFON, : l V.
•it aßn WsiTatrsMi) At ontaTT. hl»AitoUer*.
•ohm*'. 11/ ' h/. -r - il, •
Las . n dt/ -! i‘l .i.y • • • -r-. \ , wi/.
•isTi -i. Y .W. NHinmoiMW.
iei
County or Lauamik. Jilfl '
James
. tendnut—-Summons.
7*o the said C. L. King , non-resident defendant.—
ley, plaintiff, a u\ that a writ of nttnehntout lms
issued ngiltotfafjTOPrtf)|ra«pn resident or
Wyoming Tpriiuifyf and that unless you answer
the petition of plain: ULaiiuv on file in tho office of
the Clerk of said Court, on or before tlte 31 dav
of Docember. A. D. 187 J, said petition, with all
the matlera alleged, w.ll l»e
taken as true, and judgment rendered nocord
object of snld action is to recover of you
ifJJWKMIfWW
Witusss my hand and seal of said District Court.
i.ul] •» l ‘v^/^«fe^S“A: y i, or .Bfe r “-
** * ' J. W.’HUTCHINSON,
LJw f weft Clerk of DUtflfit Cotul.
W- R. oTKEi.K, PlalntlfTs Attorney.
oetlO-wit
s
«*• .1 is i
rfeWWTuSHuY
■ t-au
j hrr,
TO THE
NEHffIMSteJMIiUED.
WHOSESUFFERIMSS ||
HAVE DEEN ’ d |
PROMPT TREATMEII
h: i K > i
Existcnoo H>csiral>lc.
-t
- /
If yon arc suffering or have suffered, from in
voluntary discharges, what effect docs it product
. rm)tPS[*»ur gcmSuj y dc
- a\fcm€ Eftft&Acr
iion produce pnlpltatlon of the heart? Doeßyqur;
liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys fre
qucntly get otlt of order? Is your urine some
times thick, milky, or docky, or is it ropy on set
tling? Or docs a thick scum rise to the top? Or
is a sedlnumL pf the hoimm after it has stood
awhile? “Dd youlfttvlnspens ofWort breathing or
dyspepsia? Are yonr bowels constipnted? Do
you have spells of fainting, or rushes of blood to
tlie head? Is your memory impaired? is your
mind constantly dwelling on this subject? Do
yon feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company,"
start ot jump? Is your sleep broken or restless?
Is the lustre of yonr eye as brilliant? The bloom
on your cheek aw bright? Do yon enjoy yourself
in society as well? Do you pursue your business
with the same energy? Do you feci as much con-*’
fidence in yoursolf? Arc yonr spirits dull and.
weak, and have but little appetite, and you at
tribute this to dyspepsia, or liver complaint?
WOW, READER,
sol l4tfrcd, and j
sexual excesses, arc all capable of producing a ,
weakness of the generative organs. The organi
of generation, when lu perfect health,
MAKE THE MAN.
DID YOU EVER THINK:
that those bold, defiant, persevering.
’fcliM&tfMTftfciW W "&obo whose*>
generative organs are in porfgct health?;! .'- - ,
You never hear such men complain of being
melancholy, of nervousness, or palpitation of the
heart. They are never afraid they cannot
in business; they don’t become sad and discour-> :
aged; they arc always polite at.d
TS wt J3>" *>l >:
in llie face—none of your downcast looks or othar
meanness about them. Ido not mean those who T
keep the organs inflated by running to excesfc.j
These will not only
Ruin Their Constitutions,
but also those they do business with or for. now..
lms reduced the general system so much as to in
duce almost every other disease—
IDIOCY, LUNACY, PARALYSIS,
aaad.2 .kis .aiouL
form of disease which humanity is heir to, and
the real cause of tho trouble scarcely cvcrsus- 1
pectcd, and have doctored for all but the right :
one.
Discnscs of these organ? require the use of n
Diuretic. *
FfStaftsotbs
M> Wife
gH MioP 5
is the great Diuretic, and is a certain cure for dls.
eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness. Female Complaints, General
Debility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Mnio or Female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter of how long
standing.
1 PubmittcdLto.V’omMuimllon
;,rI V ,h SS- v S3 ,I? - 4>r ipli #d|)l(Cl|tre
wupilt.-dlii test HOT».-s,iul iMuaMml
happiness, and that of Posterity, depends upon
prompt use of a reliable remedy.
HELMDOLD’S
EXTRACT
BUCHU,
Established upward of Nineteen Years,
,1 !AT3fl
♦
11. T. BELKBOLD, Drugginl,
i HT/.ioj uxa uu
594 Broadway, New York,
ri 51 il ll (I
104 South Tenth St., Phila.
Price Bottle* for
?6 50, delivered t«- uny nddres*. Sold;
by all Drug:a;l*tn. everywhere.
with fuc-siiuilcor my ( Inimical
Wnrchuiisc, uixl-MiKiied
.TOiHHiM rtrjrr'm i)v*m«r/ in
11. TJWLMBOLD.
an 4 dAirly i
: . FIRg-ARMS.
i aiur.-tA ll - > .I. -4 : ;■ - ■
;! -FREUND & BROTHER,
.• • .1’
Il »nd Ini porter, of all kinds of
FIRE-ARMS !
il JOT bn»: f -ft
r» tco*) in• - ».: > >, •■*.-» 11 1
1 ■>:« ni M.J. AITD
AMMUNITION !
, Uiaiticry, Fishing Tackle,
1 , ... SPQIOTXO APPAUATUS,
,« FfilP' ; • : • ••iii
description. East side of Eddy street,
Gnoyenne.
f tol lo it ;*.d t : ■
m<qFis. ——
/txl-jvos 4-. .. Lry: i 1 U
Pioneer Gunsmiths
OF THE WEST I
And sole agents for the Winchester Repeating
• KIFLES & CARBINES
1 Those arms arms are particularly adapted foi
defence against
r
' Indian, attacks?
k‘ r>;- 1 • ' 1 i
, AND FOR HUNTING PTRPOSEB.
L -
Agents fur E. L. Dupont’s*nnd DeNemours ani
Company’s Celebrated
Sperling and Mining Powder!
ALL KINDS OF
Fixed & Loose Ammunition
d - .... CONSTANTLY' ON HAND
hlUi-nolnivilT - > _■
iioiliiin li t 11
hefa-ixiuntg
In all its branches, done with
/ "• ; 11 rn .1 till.: - •<
. Sctcntific Precision !
1 • ,:f r 1*.,: •
,- J iil goods sold by ns arc guaranteed to be as rep
*» ij n Jr: - resented.
.
Branch houses at
»•««!« !•' -
I 1 n .r.
SO UTIL PASS, AND LARAMIE CITY, W. TER.
' Am— mmmmm
pTNriOii pacific
•uoodto loi . ..
Rail Road Company
TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT
- ..1 !<• it. >:• ■ ■■■• ■.
Have an unlimited number oi both
Business and Kcsident Lots
in all the towns along the line of road irom
Qmaha to Currine, which are being sold cheap,
,an iuduturmentu r.re offered to all wishing.
la establish hudueas and build Jur themselves a
j .ftoiac, .
, ri There jsa great demand for
BUSINESS HOUSES
•I* all Yh>*?owns, to stipply the immigration
•wliich win cominue for years settling up the
TioJ ngHoultnril and mineral lands.
/Vpp.icalions may be made to Agents on the
• grouujl, 1)? fddrees
J. M. EDDY,
Gonoral Town Sit« Aent, U. P. R. R.
’’’kojlO-lf OMAHA, NEIIRASKA
W. D. PEASE,
-Ti.fi I-.:
COR. 17tu AND FERGUSON STS.,
Family Groceries
FRESH VEGETABLES,
And a full assortment of
CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
.Kworckcvbrshire
AND
j
i . JOCKEY (LCD
SAUCES!
And almost anything in tho eating lino.
•• -1». a s ' j . v • .4
f Ibe liberal nrrtvinnf of patronage
l^ritpit-Yriuo.Hi th<- J tiopc by atrict attention
»t - * b*niy>Bi»f my rrloitdrfUv continue to receite
It in llie future.
, r, tVli Pill Wf AX.I. KIND. OF
Cards
■ at tub lowest Hates.
THi DAILY EVENING LEADER
, Issued oach day, exoept Sunday, and containing
a large amount of iuicniHiuu news, general and
local, nrnl circulating widely throughout Wvo
w Ufa Rocky
Mciuntmn regions, renders It the
Best Advertising Medium
VN TttK COUNTRY.
Oflloe west side of Ferguson street, Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
GRAIN.
States Corn, por lb.. ju<JA3
.Colorado do “
fOAWI por IQ&H
SKBADSTinm.
Flonr. Stajop, per sack
Flour, Colorado. “ 6.1X1,,, 7.00
Buckwheat Flour, “ 7.064j.;0,00
PBOVwnJRS.
Potatoes, per 9yj(& 8
Onions, “ 4<dl 6
t’hceso, New Y’ork flietory, por tt> 9K&30
< liecse. Western, per lb ...a 9lMft2s
Beans, Navy, per so 8
Beans, Mexican “ 8<» 6
Bnttor, common SJtß'iO
Butter, good grades, ranch;- 406&50
Honey jvjv
Lardii 92^25
Bacon Side 26
Hams, smelled 254^26
Green suited meat. ’
Pork, firm at ; 140^20
Apples, grocn, por
GOODS.
Field’s Oysters 7.00
Two pound Peaches... 7DO
Three pound “ 10.00(^10.60
Com • . H.nota 9.00
SirawlKirrios d.OiXft 8.50
Raspberries 9.00
Blackbeirjiw B.OOA 6.50
Chicken and-Turkuy 9.'XXaio4K>
Green Gages „ 9.75^)10.60
Peach Marmalade 12.75
Tomatoes, two pound cans B.2fi<a 0.00
Tomatoe?. threo “ ** B.<>i<a 9.00
Pine Applo 9.09® 9.50
Jellies, one and two pounds 6.50(012.00
Retail, per can
caby uquona.
Rod Jacket 19.50
Drake’s 11.50
Hostetler's 13!oO
Kelley’s 11.00
Whisky 6.75<a 7.50
Gin (Jocktail 10.00
Whisky Cocktail 10.00
Chanipnune, pints 94.00
Champagne, quarts 22 00
Old Tom G4n g’oo
Bhernr Wine 9.00®10.00
Port Wine 10 50
° ,d Ry«- , : 7.so(i,io:io
Cognnc Brandy 12.U0^A2u.00
DRIED FRUIT.
Apples, western, per lb jg
Apples, .MOir Y'ork, per lb is<a 20
Ponchos, per BS
Currants, “
Prunes “ 2tXr% 25
Blackberries, per lb 20<fp 25
Raisins, per box 6.75(5 7.00
CherricH. per lb 23<fh 25
Raspberries, per lb
COFFEK.
Roasted, per $ 83<a 40
Rio, common to fair anja 24
Rio, good 23<a 25
Rio, prilnc to C 2 4db 28
Old Gov. Java 40
Lagulra 28® 80
TEAS.
Imperial 1.60A 5.25
ujtboii... 1.55@ 5.00
\oang Hyson I.4:'W 2.10
•7, 8! . >nn 1.25 m 1.75
Ooloug 1.50® 2.U0
SUGARS.
Cuba, common to fair, per lb I4(fli 15
Cuba, irood to prime ]4(a 184
Porto litcoijr'W)d to choice 14<a 16”
New York Crushed. Powdered, etc.. 16 21
New York, while coffee, A 17<& 20
New Y’ork, white coffee, circle A 10# 18
New Y'ork, extra B— 154# 18
New York, extra C. ' 184
Cuba box 154# 18
BYftVPSI
New Y'ork, common, per gal 75# 1.00
New Y’ork, irood. per gal So# 1.00
New Y'ork. 5 gal. kegs 7.CO# 8.00
Golden*, per gal 1.40® J.BO
New Y'ork drips. 5 gal kegs 7,00® 900
11. A E. drips, per gal 1.70® 2.25
SALT.
Fine dairy, per bbl 10.00®11.00
♦oarsc dairy, “ B.ooa 8.50
“ “ per lb. 4(iA 8
fish. s
Cod. 100 pounds 13.00015-00
White. lmJf bbl 15.00
Mackerel, No. 1 15.00 n 17.00
Mackerel, Nu. 1, per kit 3.7504.50
BOAT AND CANDLES.
Werk*-’ per box 8.5009.00
Shafler’H, per box 8.0008.50
Palhi So.-ip, per pound, wholesale... 7.5008.00
Chemical “ “ ... 120 14
Castile, peV lb ’.v, 250 40
-Cheyenne, per B> 100 12
Nails, limited demand 7.50010.25
OILS AND FAINTS.
Carbon. Oil, por gal., per bbl 58 a 62
Carbon Oil, per gal 7j a 80
Lard OH. •“ 9
IJnacedOil, •• Ms
j While
CUEYE.WE LU.TIKER MARKET.
1 inch, cleur dressed 75.00
No. 1 dressed flooring 65.00
Clear coiling go.oo
Clear siding 45.(10
Rough lumber 45.0005u.00
A sliimrlc ~v sSO
No. 1 shingle 7AO
POST OFFICE
NEWS DEPOT!
DEALERS IN
B O OKS
AND
STATIONERY.
LATEST PAPERS
rnoM tux
EAST AND WEST
PICTORIALS,
MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS
AND ALL TtlK
CHOICEST LITERATURE OF TOE DAY.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco,
TOILET ARTICLES' AND
Bocket Cutlery.
Everything in fact pertaining to a news, varie
ty and cigar store, may bo found for ealo in the
Pout Office Building.
To Machinists.
Wc have on hand a Large Quantity of
Old Type Metal!
WHICH IS USED AS
BABBITT METAL!
And will bo sold lu
QUANTITIES TO SUIT!
AND AT a sruen
XiBSS COST
Apply at the Leader Office.
U9UQSt§,CTC.
~i . ’ L 1. . j£.
B. HAMBURGER & CO,
WHOLXKALX DXAXJIM IN
LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C.
PEOPRETOB» OT
THE GOLDEN CBOWN
Aim
COIMOPCLITAI!
Mint m
CIGARS !
«W BRICK BULLDWO,
Corner Ferguson & 16th Sts.
ALL GOODS
GUARANTY 4
All orders promptly attended to. bld-ly ,
S. STEBNBEROER & BRO.,
YYUuiesale Dealers and Importers of
WINES, LIQUORS!
CIGARS,
TOBACCO !
BNurra.
■’- 1 ' r*ii* cs :
And ererything pertaining to the trade.
Thia is the oldest established house In th
West, and being connected with the moat exten
she manufactory In the East, offers ,
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS !
to Tim
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Orders from abroad solicited, sad wholesale
and retail dealers are inrited to examine our stock.
TERMS CASE.
Stooreroms on Eddy street, botween 16th and
17th streets, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Post office Box. 49 febl(My
MILLS & CO..
Wholesale
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
BLANK BOOK MAKERS,
Printers and
Xj xt xx 00 haphtib
Register Building, I>es MelnOs. Tew a.
• - - ! ! ■ , 5 I r ' * i“ :. . ’ ! I II * M
MISCE LLANEOU 8. ___ -
ST. LOOIS SAW WORITS*"
BRANCH,.CROOKS, A CO.,' ■”
VAX7V4«Tl?lkny Os n
EXTRA miE CAST STEEL SAWS,
Os all tha DeteripUo:\t notv used in the United States,- ''’i
m.stsco nr/sju - , . ' p.
These Sawa hnve manufactured and In use since 1361. They cm w«rranfM the heaf
XnscrLt'U-Tooth BawsmaLl.\: uro u»c«l txainaivety on the r-aciilc cou*.L, t-.n<l approved by tttiu
men wlierevi-r known.
These inserted-Teeth flaws are patented on the gronnvl the receia and correapovtibc
part of the tooth being lormwd on
. CIBCTIILAR LINES,
And all other inaerfed teeth made on this irrtnr.lpl? are invasions of Spaulding's right. Th«
Ajueriean buw Company's patent hae b« en declared by that/. S. DLstrict Court cf CaltfOnW
an intringemcnt; autl, iu eleven cases tried before this Court, injunctions have been granted
ggriust the of tbe-said Company ind parties a«ing the Em -rson Patent Saw.
IflrAll parties selling, purchasing, or vsir-rj said sau>,or anycl.ur Saw eutbodying theprtssetpfo
of CIRCULAR tit s hereby notified and .canned agaimt infringements and its conssquosst
penalties. *uffl
roil SALE AT "" Kill WAREHOUSES: . , (tf ,
214 L»ho tret, I 110 £>-■<! ll fluo Street, 1 so carondelet StnueV
CH CAQO, ILL. I El. LOUIE, HO. I NSW ORLEAHB,,t£^
DENVER PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Open to Denver.
Connecting With tho
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
CHEYENNE
For ail points East aud West,
With J. Hughes £ Co.’s Six florae Poublo-daily
Lind of COndbM Coached, cairj'tng the U. S.
Mail and .Express, over the best na
tural road in the world, to
uotiiKS- ctrf, ntAcii uaVk. cf.xtrai.
CITV. IDAHO. OEOBOUTOa-N, KIT CARSON,
and the Kansas Pacific Railway, and all points
n Colorado.
And with A. Jacob's DENVER AND SANTA FE
STAGE LINE, via
Colorado City and Pueblo,
And Hartman's Line to-the
SOUTH PARK, FAIRPLAY AND
BUCKSKIN.
An<l with Smith's Line to
VALMONT AMD BOULDER.
Trains leave Evans nt 73Ula- m.. daily, (ex ept
Sundays.) arriving nt t lmvenne at 11:15 a. m., and
returning, leave Cheyenne ig.. (makiii' r
connection with trains arriving at’ oinA* Tram
the East and Wcqt during the day,) arri\in ,r at
‘Evins at p. mJ, Omaha time.
b>r nil busii*eee eonnocted with the operation i
of tho road, appjy tQ or address
C. W. FISIUeR,
Super!iitendon* and General FrelsU
and Ticket Agent, Denver, Colorado.
CUT
THIS
OUT
FOR reference:
We hare the Largest Stock of Extra Choice
Imported Woolen
For Men's Wear,
In onr line, in America. Wc make them to
measure in the most Thorough and artistic
style, at the LOWEST PRICES posts bio for the
Articlk Flumsiied.
VBDDING OUTFITS
A. SPECIALTY.
AMERICAN LIVERY
AHTISTICAI.LV furnished.
SHIRTS, TO MEASURE
Extra, durable, and perfect In fit.
ELY,
Tailor. Draper, and Importer of Fine Woolens
for Men s Wear.
3 AND 4 WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO.
■
lit Fin ipiraiis ii ii
Clergymen will be allowed eix por cent, discount.
EsiquanEP, I&SL ocUid}m
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
Tlie Great soothing He tiled]'.
Mrs. i Cures colic and griping in j Trice
Whitcomb's ■< tho bowels ami facilitates)- 2ft
Svrup. | 'he process of teething. > Cents.
Mrs. ( SubducH convulsions and ) Prioo
Whlteamb's< tivvrctuuesail ditMiaret l in- >■ 2ft
Svrup. I ciilent to Inlantw &, chli'ii. ) Cents.
•• Ms*. t-GuM* d»ari lieu, dyhenlor.v i i*» tco
I Whitcomb s-< and sumuitT complaint In r 25
Syrups. ( children of all ngt*H. \ Cents.
It is the great Infants' nnti Children's Soofhfng
Remedy in all disorders ‘brought on by Toothing
or any other cause. Prepared by llie Grafton Med
j lcine Co., Bt. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists and
dValsrs In m»*dlrine ovurywhere JyOOd'VwLy
U. P. R. R.
UNION PACIFIC
Is now completed and running, daily passenger
trains, forming, in connection with the Central
.Pacific llaiirodd, an . .
Yll Eail Route !
To California and thePaeiftc const, making sh«
unexampled line -of 1860 miles in
FOUR DAYS FROM OtyAlifA
•<; /fip'Tt -jT -
•J’i i; ’ "«l ft : ~ - •. j Ihh;
TO t
■ 'll -cr.lt
DUUCT COHIfECTIOIVS MAUI i ' 4
w ' ‘V’t. .-'fif.fiytwi
AT OTIAIIA - l .r.(‘iS
coil
With the Chicago & Northwesters. Cllcafo.
Rbck Islahd A Pacific and flt. .Toseph A
Bluffs Kaiironds and 'Missouri rl\*r linear Pamc
ets to aud from all the principal Eastern and
SOutheru cities.
AT CfIKYGNNB
. I) . eh '' ier Pacific Railroad for Denver. Cen-
u al .^ au ta Fo aud all points in Colorado and
New Mexico.
AX BRYAN
district.***"** Sweetwater mining
AT UINTAH
Stages leave on arrival of Union Pacific Train*
Tor bait Luke City and southern Utah.
AT CORINNB Jft
i •
; For Helena, Virginia City and all points in
Montana. ’ :
AT PROiiIONTORY
With Central Pacific Railroad for \Vhita, Pine
Silver Min..:*. Hacraim-ato, Han Franctitio ana th«
principal cities in Califoniip, Nevada and Uk|hp.
Firsl class hotels and eating houses at
.gqßVenient points uloug the line.
Pullinaw's Palace and Sleeping C*ars ac
company all trainer
For through rates on freight jo Montana, Sweet
water Mines, and other points, anplr tu>
11. BRONSQN,
General Freight Agent, Omaha,
repurchase tickets via Omaha, uud PlatU
V nller Route.
F. IX)I,TON, C. O. HAMMOND,
Gen l Ticket Agent. Gen‘l Superintendent. (
L. MURRIN & CO.,
irnOLESXLI DE.LEU, IX
Foreign X Domentlo
.
LIQUORS!
WINK S.
Tobacco & Cigars.
• .:' I
17TH STREET,
Between Eddy and Fcrguaon,
feblO-t/
SI AIUU AGE GUI UK.
TY F.ING a privnfe inHtn:etor for married nersona
AJ op those about |o Wr married, both male aud
female, iu everyililng coucvfulvt; tlie phyaioloiay
retuitons <>f our sexual syWtetn, and the produc
tton and pn-vcntKui us otlnurinu. inelti.ling all
the new UifCGvurkvauovcr beloso given m tin- bn*.
Ilsh language, by \VM. Y(R NG, M. f). Tjile T«
really a vaiuahis ujid interesting: work. It hi
wplttyn iu: >uin language for (he gnuyi U return,
and l» lliusimted with numerous idigtav(uqs.
All young married p <.pi u or tk* >K ** conitjyplat
ing marriage, ami ba-lug flio lashi imnbdiaitmt to
tUAnpcd life, ahoaJd read this* tav* n dv»vk>«»v*
pecrofs that every ono *h(UiUl‘bOai-.|i\n:A>lMl wlirft
*«UI W la a b<*«»k that itiuai ho hveked utrAiffl mtt
lio about the hoti9o.lt will be rent to mi.
on feeoifif of 50 cents. AddrosaDr Wm.* Young.
No. 416 Sprues >:r-- Lnboi el'ourlh. piilladelyiila,
Anurtrt) AiMi I’.vroirrM vTr.—NnruifheY what
may In? ynur (llse.ise, fp’foro jna placb 'oarsHf
umU'r Iho care of any o/,the nolorioua
intivo and f«»r»dgn —wlm in this of irtV
>thur puper. get a copy «.f Dr. Young - Book sail
‘cad U qaroluUir, It w ill bo tho nu atvd Os pnyeLj
ronmany a dolluf, ypur huatfh and posalulY
your life. . . : ni TVlrr 7iTl7r
l»r. Y'lunccAii be. «jn»ulted <m anjt nf th* iff*,
detcriliod in bis puhl(nations, at hi* olne«,
No. IldSpruoo atToet abov*, Fourth. Philadelphia.
QCtPhrly

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