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COUGH no 1fORE,

wARNERS COUGH BAISAM is healing, SOFT
ening and expectorating. The extraordinary power
IL po>sesses in Immediately relieving, and eventu-
ally curing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh,
lharSeness, Asthp,s aud Consumption is almost in
snsiibic so prompt Is the relief and certain its ef
ftrts In all the above cases. any affection Of the
throat and lungs, that thousands of PHI sicians
daily prescribing it, and and all say that it is
the most healing and cxPectoratins medicine
known. One dose always affords rrlief, and in
most cases one bottle effects cure. S.,ld by drug
gists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar. II is
your own fault If you still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure
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LEGAL NOTICE.
administrator Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS
LEAyENwogTH COUNTY
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate
Augustus u. Sawyer, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters 81 Admin
IN istraiion have been granted TO the undersigned
on the Estate Of Augustus Il. Sawyer, late Of said
County, deceased, b. the Honorable, the Probate
Court u the County and State aforesaid, dated the
l4ih day Of October, A. D. 1s11. Nov, all persons
having claims against the said estate, are hereby
notified, that they must present the the un-
dersi.ned ~: allowance within year from the
date Il saidlefters, they may be PreciueJ from
any benefof such estate, and that II such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the date Of
said letters, they shall b" forever barred.
MARTHA r. SAWYER, Admir-
of the Estate Of Augustus ". SawveT Dee i.
Lsayenworth City, Oct. 18th. 1s10
OctiS,tltSwcv
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DR.. HARE, residing in the northern part
Of the city has cucumber vine grown in an
ordinary sized wash tub, which has supplied
two families with that vegetable during the
past season, and the DIR. also made from the
products of the vine, ten gallons of first rate
pickles. II anybody has any cucumber vine
that can beat this, it is desirable that he i'm
metiia,e!y make it public. -.-
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fVBLIC NOTICE.
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Pc
~ TfTIOS for road will he presented 10 the
Rnari 81 Commissioners of Lcavenwcrth County,
Kansas, at their regular stated meeting in Soyem
her. ls1e described follows: Beginning a; the
southwest corner Of section t2l, town I2i, range
CIV. AMI running northerly along the Yves; line "
said secf"n and continuing along the west line If
section ta5, town tiii range t2I1, .. the north
corner of the southwest Of said section 3d. thence
running east through the centre of said section u
the ea-t line thereof and interesting road laid
along the east line If said section (35l.
ID. H. DREISBACH,
octl3v2u Principal Petitioner.
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Mr.. J. S. DUNCAN found crazy man
swimming in Stranger Creek, a few days ago,
and brought him into the city and delivered
him over to Sheriff Leonard, who had him
properly cared for. We did not learn any
further particulars Of the case.
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Adj Sale OF Real
Estate.

NOTICE IS UERERY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscriber, Administrator de hoqis non, Of the
Estate Of J. Il. Pickering, deceased, will sell At
public sale at the door Of the Court oI,>c, in the
City Of tcavcnworth, at . a clock in the afternoon
OF Saturday, the 9Th dav Of Novcu,hcr, 4. H. 1870,
the following described Real Estate situate in Ieav
enworth County, Kansas, To wit: The south half
Of the northwest quarter Of section eleven, town
ship ten, range twenty-one. (Thes !, OF the II. ".
= al sc. ~, town. 10, range 2i.)
TERNs--Cash in hand.
W. =. BYI.EE. administrator
de bcris non, OF the Estate Of Il. Pickering, dee Il.
l1l
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TESTIMONY Y.
Cure Of Gravel or Five Years
Standing Stone Passed and
Ia be seen.

SAVANNAH, TENN, May II, 1869.
PH. II. Y. HELNBoLD.
DEAR SIR: We introduced your Fluid Extract
Eu,iu'' in this country about eight months aso,
anil happy to state that it is m-ctin.with uni
vcrsal favor. We wish to inform you Of one in
stance (amcns many where your ''Buchu" has
worked wonders. A man in our county named J.
d. Estcll, had brcn suffering about five years with
gravel. About six week, ago he bought of us one
bottle Of your ''Buchu, and before he was through
with one bottle he passed. gravel that weighs eight
gruins, which we have ON exhibition in our
drug store. He says that he will never I've without
the ssBuchu'' in his house again. Your prorara-
tiOns are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully, yours, Re-,
ECCLES 4 IiINEEL, Druggists.
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The sale "f each aud all of s1id claims, notes and
acrouuts to bc male without reserve, and without
recourse upon the undersigned upon the sail
Thomas Carney Thomas q. Stevens, q either Of
them, aud withou! any guaranty or responsibility
whatever the part Of the undersigned "r the said
Carney x Stevens either of Them aud in ac.url-
it'll said order of said District Court Of Iev
rnwor;h County, to which reference il her. ui.tiic
for terms Of such sale ordered ny said Court.
JOHN MCKEE, Receiver
ii Thomas Carney and Thomas e. S;cyenS lat.
Partners rs Carney & Stevens. scpij
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season..

The success of he Leavenworth coal
shaft has been the means Of reducing the
price of fuel about ninety per cent. since last
winter.
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TuRSIrs now sell in this market at about
Sl.5O per wagon load. The market is well
supplied with all kinds of vegetables now in
saaSon ...
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FGi, SALE.

INARN FOL; SAILED ACRES PRAIRIE
Il Improved. 4 few miles fsosa Paramount sta
ton, LeayenwOrth County. 81, V1 cash down.
j. \. EI.AtkMAN.
fa:r,pusIut Kansas. au.,I1Sw
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THERE is a much greater breadth than
usual, of fall wheat, and the fields never
looked better than they do now.
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THE BRIDGE.
Shaking Of the North Column of she
Channel Pier.

Shaking Of the North Column of She
Channel Pier.
The north column of the channel pier for
the Kansas and Missouri bridge is now in lis
bed, twelve feet in the solid rock The To-
eating of it was commenced ON the 4lh inst d,
and the work has been done much quicker
than was expected. Thus the great enter
prise is being pushed forward rs fast as pos
sible, and there need lie no fears that the
work will again I've suspended.
IT will be remembered that, some weeks
as" young man named Stephens gamblcd
away, in this city, $500 which he had re-
ccivcd ON the sale of some school bonds en-
trusted 10 his charge as Clerk of School
District in this county, and afterwards shot
himself We now learn that, on Saturday
Last, Stephens mother gave the School Board
a check for the amount. The affair caused
the parents and other relations of the crring
Young man, great grief as they arc among
the most highly respected people in the
county. The eyesight Of the would-bc sui
eide is entirely and hopelqsly destroyed
lie is now in the East
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FOUND.

MOUND. -STEAYED.-FE PERSONS HAVING;
l. les, Horses, Cattle Stock of any kind. mag
find the same by forwarding minute description Of
Stock with address Of owner, t. me at Pennington,
Atcli>sn County Kansas.
ASr Terms reasonable.
Nv 1GwIIf THOMAS iEESoN
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The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
WARMERS vINUN WIFE, OR WINE OF
LIFE, il free froIn any poisonous drugs or impa-
rites, being prepared for those who r,Iuire a slim
finest thing in the world for purifying the blood. 1t
is the pleasant and delicious article offered
To the public, far superior to brandy, whiskey,
wine, bitters, or any other article. Ii is more
healthy, aud cheaper. Both male and female !;
young Gli, can take the Wine Of Life. 1t is in
fact, life ppscrvrr. Th"se who wish To enjoy
good health and free flow Of lively spirits, will do
well Z" take the inc " Life. II is different from
any thing ever bcfre in Use IL is sold by drug
gsts; also at all respectable saloons. Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
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As heretofore, our Mills will he built Of choice
Burr Blocks, selected at the Qaarries in France.
Send for Descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
on Milling, sent by Iaail free. Address
ISAAC STRAUR CO.,
Cor. Front and John SIS. Cnennati, o.
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4 Fine Hotel.
County Superintendent.

People who visit Topeka will derive much
pleasure in being shown through the new
Tcfii House by the Prince of Landlords, ii.
n. McMeekin, Esq. With the extensive
addition recently erected and now nearly
completed, the house presents front Of 80
feet on Seventh street, four stores high, In
GLIDING Mansard r"" 4 hall runs the
entire length on each floor, and as there are
only two rows of rooms in a story the venti-
la,ion is perfected by large transoms over
the doors. There is not an unpleasant room
in the Tetft House, and there are over
hundred. the windows Of which command 4
view of from ten 10 fifteen miles.
The views from the upper rooms are
perfectly charming. and show off the mag
niGcent location Of Topeka 10 great advan-
tase There are lS9 rooms in all, each with
oak furniture, and the beds all contain the
hest of hair and spring mattresses combined
All who have visited these rooms pronounce
thcnl the Piea,antest they have seen in any
Western hotel, in point Of extensive view.
The dining room, which is 3SI by - feet, is
well ventilated, and will he furnished in the
very best style. The whole establishment
will be opened TO guests within few days,
aud meantime the Messrs. McMeekin & SON
will take good care Of weary travellers in
their usual comfortable style. When entire
~ finished, the Tefii will be one of the finest
buildings in the West
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Cure Of Kidney and Isl;aatler
Affection Of u Patient Sew.
cnty-cight Years Of Age
Thanks to Mr.. ue1mnbOll.

GIRARD, Pa, March 81, 1850.
Epircn CosNoroLIrE: desire as an unsolicited
tribute 70 the merits Of HelmbOld Buchu, and for
the benefit Of those similarly afflicted self, to
say after consulting many eminent physicians. and
trying nearly all the hest advertised remedies in
the vain hope Of finding relief from aggravated kid
ney and bladder diseases, from which have suf-
Gered excessively fr many years, good fortune
finally suggested to he Helmbcld's Buchu, which
commenced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results fcr about month. Al the exPi-
ration Of that time, however, thoosht 1 CONF
menced to experience slight relief, which encour-
aged me to persevere in its use, and at the
piraton Of four months, although am an infrm
old man, nearly IS years Of age, and consequently
medicines cannot he expected to fivorably effect me
as they otherwise would, l have found such I'M
spcakable relief and permanent One6t from Mr..
IIemlclds valuable discovery, that feel ought
to publicly recon, the fact, acknowledgement
to him and valuable suggestion TO the public.
Yours respectfully, d. N. LAREN.
Mr. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:
Col, DAN. RICE, Girard. Pa.
CHAs. STOW, EsI., Girard, Ia. Editor Cos
mcrolitc.
GEO. II. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney.
Cays. D. VI. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Ia, Att y
DAVID OLIN, Girari, Ia. Merchant.
DAVID T.. DAY, Girard, Ia, Merchant.
C. +. ROCKWELL, Girard. Ia, Merchant.
&c, ELY, GiIard, Pa. Druggist.
ASKFOR HEI.MROLD'S. Take NO other
Sold by Druggists and Dealers
Everywhere.
Price $l.25 PCT Bottle, or Six Bottles
for $3.50.
DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS.
rescr;be symptoms il al Communications.
ADDRESS
II. T. HELNIBOLD.
Drug e. Chemical Warehouse,
J0l BROADWAY, NY.
NONE ARE GENUINE unless done mp in steel
engraved wrapper, with fac similc Of my Chemical
Warehouse, snd signed II. T. HELNBOLD.
sePsa&v::
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
REVENUE REFORM -!
TO VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS.

DELiEVING THAT THE PRESSURE or
ID Taxation has ct last driven the people toexaai-
inc ;he principles upon which they taxed, and
that the further this examination is carrie,i the
deeper will grow the popular conviction that form
of taxation which has entfiid wides preai distress
In nearly every branch Of industry must he raii-
cally wrong, the American Free Trade League feel
To furnish il with documents, facts, and figures
concerning the operation Of the tarid. They have,
therefore, prepared FIR gratuiious distribution the
following tracts, which will he sent receipt Of
six cents for postage:
Opinion Of Distinguished Men upon Free Trade ;
On the Collection Of Revenue, by Edward Akin
son The Faacies Of Protection, by Francis Iiebe-;
The Leagues Address to the American People;
How To Form Free Trade Leagues: The Free Trade
Speech Of r. NJ. Chamberlin, Candidate of the
labor PARTY Of Massachusetts, foi Governor of the
Stste); The '-Par>ee'' Letters The Tariff rs il il,
and il should be; How the High Tariff oppresSes
the Poor; Freedom Of Trade 'es'ed by the Expert
erce # England and France; American Industry
and the Tzrih-an bFilS,ment Of Wells Report for
1863; No British Free Trade; Protection TO Native
Pies; The American Carrying Trade; Free Trade
and oar Farmers; To the Manufacturers Of the
Mark"t-Grsin cheap and Goods dear.
In German:
Platform Of the American Free Trade League:
address tp the American People; The Free Trade
League TO its Subscribers and the Pu lie; Protec-
ton: Protection and Monopoly; Protect Me.
All Of which can he obtained, receipt Of six
cents FIR ostase, by Application to
MAIfLON SANDS, ESQ,
Secretary Of the League,
No. Nassau street, New York.
Persons willing 10 act distributors will be sup
piled application gra'uitorsly; but rs the con-
tributions Of its friends the leagues only sup
port all are requested give the what ths =
can. sep22w
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Cure Of Bladder and Kidney
Affection Of Long Standing
Stone Passed and to be seen.
WEsrPorr, CsSx., Sept. 3, J

WEsTPoET, CGSN., Sept. D, 1860.
II. T. IIELNBoLD, E>.i.
DEAR SIR: l commenced taking your Extract
of B,iclu about two weeks since for affection Of
the Gravel, Bladder AMI Kidney. have suffered
hy spells, very much for few days past. But yes
tcrlay relief came through the effect Of your b.
chu.' A stone passed from my bladder about the
size Of large pea, and now feel perfectly well anil
entirely free from the rain that have suffered with
$50 hard attribute my cure TO your medicine
entirely, and would recommend all persons SINH
larry affcct. to try it. have great faith in its
curative powers. Yours, truly,
THOMAS J. BENNETT,
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MEDICAL.
WARNERsS %
PILE RENEW.

WARMERS PILE REMEDY HAS NEVER
fsled mot even in ops easel tn the very worst
cases Of BLVD, slselsRg er 8lee,line Pilcs Thee
Who sre afflicted should Immediately call On their
druggist and Get WAESER'S Pile REMEDY. Ii is
expressly FIR the Tiles, and is not recommended to
cure any other disease. Ii has curri many cases Of
over thirty years staDdinx. Rrice Ono DOilar. For
sale By drIsIgisty eyeYyvhcrc.
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house. e.: s: 81. Il: UN-WRIT-
TEN WORD H b Ri

Shows Us untold riches and BEAUTIES in the Great
Hou>c, With its Bnoming flowers, Singing biris,
Waving Palms. Boiling clouds, BEAUTIFUL bow, Sa-
cred mountains. Delightful rivers. Mighty oceans,
laundering Voices Blazing heavens AMI vast uni
with countless being, in millions of worlds.
and rrails us i'm each the UnwTiitCu Word. E"~s-
tinted paper. ornate engraving> and supurh hinI
ing. Intelligent men and women wanted % intro
duce the work in every township AMI village. Light
business. Good pay. Send for circular, ds--crip-
tion, endorsements and terms agents, ZEIG-
LER Il MCCUEDY, 505 N Sixth-st., -. Louis,
Mo. sepiwI2I
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tn supply the wants Of the
Planters and stock Growers 81
the South, lut their fame has
spread TO everyqgarter Of tho
globe, and they are nov sold
and used in Europe, Asia, Al
Irica and south America. To
supply the increasing demand
NE hayE enlarged our Manu-
6ctory anil added valuable i'm
movement, tn the Mills
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WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED-tS22J MONTH"; RY
N the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., R,st1n Mass. q -. Louis. Mo. octlswi,J
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE

&8x19 contains in every number one
complete prize s"ry valued at SlGG. Forty pages al
other matter. Yearly 81. sold by NcSs,iearrs ut
10 cents yer copy splendid Premiums S,'o caSi,
I" I've awarded for prize clubs. Specimen copy
Tree. A,i'!ress $. :. WOOD, Newhursh, n. Y.
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Pleasant Affair.

Rev. William Kincaid, who has recently
come TO our city to assume the pastorate Of
the First Congregational Church, was greeted
ty a pleasant surprise Yesterday morning.
II seems that Mr.. Kincaid, expecting his
family Ia arrive s"on from New York, had
been engaged for several DAYS in prcparin.
a place Of residence. Yesterday morning,
"n repairing To the horar for the purpose of
giving some final directions 10 Il lahorer
whom he had esarl"y,'I, Mr.. X. bethousht
him to take a hook into the new premises to
make sur. lac had left nothing undonc, when
hs was agrcc;,bly surprised to fine his Parlor
aud dining room elegantly furnished and
everything supplied that comfort and good
TASTE could suggest. \ room which he had
selected for his study WAS also provided with
= new desk. The affair had been quietly ar
ranged by some generous members Of his
congregation, whose action in the matter, no
doubt, will be borne in grateful remembrance.
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Tok,c Editor effic YiScs.
Perhaps The following abstract of r,v an
nIai report I" our State Superintendent may
n" he uninIcrcsting: We have in johnson
County scvcnty-tw organized school districts,
seventy 81 whicl, hare reported 1921 per
sons 81 school age; males 2,5l22, females
>, Io?. About 5000 of these were enrolled
in our schools during; the year. Fif,y-four
male and tiiiv-four female teachers were cnl-
rI"ye,I, AT an average price of 81, lo2 per
month. There have been issued School
House Bonds 10 the amount of S3i, -.
During the year bonds TO the amount Of
Sc ...5 90 have lecn issued. Our school
furniture is valued AT S;,,6lS.G0. We have
sixty-frc school houses, many of them very
excellent and well furnished. The dynasty
Of hog school houses is just receling before
the spirit Of Improvement, and will soon he
come a matter of history.
WM. ii. SMITH,
c,,,,tv orint cu1..nt
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

(" County S Of L car sss IL SIT
In the District Court Of the First judicial District
Thomas Carney, Fiaintin,
Hr-r vs.. = No. TO-.
Thomas c. Stevens, Defendant.
DY VIRTUE OF, AND IN ACCORDANCE
ID with order Of the shove entitled Court, made
in the above entitled cause the sixteenth day Of
June, A. D. 1870, I WILL on Taeslsy, the first day
Of NOvemheR, A. d. 1870, ut two o clock p. m. of
that DAY, at the Court House door in the City Of
bidder r cash in hand at time Of SALE all the right,
tide and interest Of Thomas Carney and Thomas G.
Stevens, in and 10 the fllosisg named claims,
credits, notes and accounts which came To nay
hands and possession rs Receiver In the above n
titled cause, appearing u be due by and from
dry persons to the late finn Of Carney Stevens to-
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$1,000 PER week

Can he p,Ie on the quiet, by parties Who up To-
smut without interfering with either business.
AIir~s. c"nii,!ential!y, JAMES ROOD & CO.,
CSC Broadway, New York. oc,6wl2i
4 VOID GUACES-h VICTIM OF EARLY
iIdiscrr,i"p. causing nervous debility, rrenia-
turp decay, &c., having tried in every atiyer-
tis-t remedy ls discovered simple Of self
car which r will S'f,l fire., to his fellow sufferers.
y. III. Futile, IS NrsSau-st., New York City.
aui.wIIS
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q l,c0rans>s1 Hog.

We do not refer to the one that travels
about the country. playing cards and adding
up columns Of figures. That one is drivel-
ing lido, hsside the one We speak OF, that
frc,,uents Ottowa street. lie makes il paw.
Demolition is his motto: the destruction II
fences and gates is TO him mere pastime in
which he INDUCES beyond the power OF
effective molestatiou by the victims Of his
nocturnal gambcls. He will walk up seven
steep stone steps, balance himself for mo-
ment as If he had been in circus, insert his
DESTROYING muse beneath the gate, and with a
;;runt Of self satisfaction, tess the trifling
obstruction over his head. Then he goes in,
and after chasing any dogs out Of the yard
that may chance to be there, proceeds to tip
the slop pail over, after which he cnncen-
trates his abilities upon anything that can be
destroyed with the least excrtion. This play.
full animals idea Of heaven is Luxurious
growth Of climbing vines, planted As shade
for window. He will so through lot Of
these with a greater display Of energy than
he exhibits on any other occasion. Flower
pots accidentally left on; Of doors, particu.
larly on porch, are considered a very good
thing, but, unless the floor has been scrubbed
the previous day, this hog being, a fastidiou:
cnss, will not so on to it. But
YOU ought to see him in light, black
loam-a fertile soil. The dirt flies like q
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EEEEES I

J. J.. q. CANNON, Druggist, WetIpr, Conn.
II. +. WHEELER, Esd, westrort, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESD, WestPort, Conn.
Dr. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
Il. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
City,
And many Others If necessary.
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N fANTED-AGENTS, (2o per .las) to sell the
celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. las the un.ler-f.el. makes
the ''l'-k stitch tslike both sides, }
and is fully licensed. The hest and cheap
-: family Sewing Naching in the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK n 90. Bo--
tom Ma.>., Pittsburgh, Pa, Chica-o. III. or 81.
INuis Mo- 4u1
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FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

will buy shoes viii, silver ~ copper tips. which
will the buyer TIE price "i u pair ri shoes.
Compared with RAGGED tees and dirty stockings,
they beautiful, to the least. Parents, try il.
-x.,I.s
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EDUCATIONAL.
Teachers Examination.
Western Business College,

An EXAMINATION OF TEACHEER FOR
N the Public Schools Of Lea-enwcrth County,
will lie hal at the rooms Of the
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The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, from the
Fact of being advertised, may Doe be Chased Pat
ent Medicines.