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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-24

Academy tund will in the year 1888
amoUt to sixty thousand dollars. The
Collegiate Fund should at that time
amount to about one hundred and ten
thousand dollars.
If at the close of this period of fifteen
years the plan is found to work well, and
in the ordinary course of events, it is
almost impossible that it should fail to do
so; the Board may continue it for a
second period of the same duration. In
that event the education of the twenty
five Bell fOundationers may be thrown
upon the then faculty as an obligation,
offset by the enjoyment of buildings and
grounds thoroughly equipped. If so,
by the close of the present century
the Montgomery Bell Academy endow-
mCnt will reach the handsome sum of two
hundred and forty thousand dollars, while
the College Fund will amount TO the large
sum of four hundred and forty thousand
dollars.
These imposing figures are not visiona-
Ty dreams. Such calculations have been
made and such expectations realized by
the legal Custndians of Dulwich Col
lego, and many other similar institutions
in the country whence originates Ameri-
can law and civilization. Trustees, un-
der whose guidance such great results
have heen attained, have always been es-
tccme,l faithful CustOdians of their fore
fathers lib,rality and far-sighted bene-
factors of their neighbors and descend
ants.
Thirty years! how short time in
the history of University which has al
ready passed through a terminating pc
Rod of nearly century. and which, so
far as human foresight can extend, is des-
tined to live for thousand years or more
in the remote future! When the under
signed was a child, his ewes first greeted
the beauteOus cline of Tenne, sec as the
youngest son of one who gave up re-
splendent educational and literary pros
poets as head of the College of New Jer-
sey, influenced by the earnest and elo-
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
V Z r N u G e!

IT l. NUw OVER FORTY YEAHs S1NCE THIS
ne3ie;re *ss 6Sertl =, tcii'edy W YrtH's; and
fmn ,hhf ie rs reputation has steadily iiieies,cd
until at the pre>ent day il is almost universally ac-
snowedged Throughout nearly all parts Of the world
{, w. the sovereign remedy. Worm Conf,cti"n-
made more fnr the purpose Of pleasing the palate
n tur-i all ,hs enuntry tnt their shrr! iea.e
Of liz. i. marty exhausted, and B. 4. fshnestch'
vcrmifuer ecitnues I" grow in favor daily. Chill
.lr.a' often kk pac ard schly trq n" other cause
thsn worss; ard 5ss'is an nlst trcI"en''y te re-
suit ol th6.e Hidden sapt@rs aid s,iinsf:.
When they are irritable and feyerish, sometimes
craving t-. .;i,: eating rayencusly, again refusing
wholesome diet. tossing restlesy in errinG. moan
ing anil erinding TIE teeth, then I've assured these
symptoms are indi, ations II worm. >,
Cneasine.s and pain in the abdomen. with swell
Ing and hardness, GENERALLY attendant ni,n fic
presence az thcr hidden sarrer- aud n,iners:
MANY helpless chiti has hccn laid N the grave,
when the disease which cai.cl It's death has been
entirely ris,'ndsss'c,9: and Hh,t v'.tnS hive re;
cavl, that worms exist IN the human system from
earliest infancy, therefore Inrenscrpscialiy moth
ers, whc are mcrr c"nstsn'ly With their children,
worms for 70 surely they exist can they I've
safely and speedily removed from the most delicate
infant, Ivy the use Of b. a. Fahnes'"ck's Ncrm'-
fhy sirishs do rci hesitate 10 res5n,icfd u and
use il in theft atiict; Shi ,iary 81 the MIDST emf
neni Il tks pi,ssi fohi all i',ri. Of Tie sci,ntIy
testify 10 i. Uniform sc.ess In fact N h;Ia"
SAT. purgative, not su:pecting the cause Of tue
Hines, and large quantities Of worms ~ere dis
charged and ininietlialc fyl!cf afor',td;
Great rfWsinW Hiest W tsti u. etsiy purchaser u,
he hi. own Judge in one sense, and to examine every
hottie he buys Of it, The simple name 81 FAHNE.
STOCK Is MT suf6ciet. He must look closely and
carefully 70 see that the initials are r. \. FAISE-
STOCK, and be satisfied with nothing eise
SCHWARTZ q HAsLRfT.
sCcyEyyUKs 10
n. 4. EAInNESTOCk'S SON..
rrfrsBrR6H, IA.
SOLE PEOPEIETORS.
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TN Thursday nigh, ias,, aoLs Murphy,
runner for the Aurora He"-e, fell in with an
cid chum of the tented field, named Charles
Williams, and the two took a pheasant cir
suit "f the attractive places Of the city. They
returned To the hotel atso,lt two O'Clock on
Friday morning, and went to bed together
When Murphy got up in the morning he
m'-ss.i his roommate, and upon looking into
his pockets missed something more valuable,
namely, about $50 in cash. After thinking
the matter over, John went tn officer. IIa,l-
tcr and Shcl,an t. whom he tod his story.
The gentlemen of the star noted descrip-
ton Of the departed vuuth, and found soon
after that he had gone towards Paramount.
They followed him cMt accidentally
ftan,d ont that ;se nah they were after was
stopping at the house Of a farmer named
G"xweli. Arriving near the latter san,c,i
Gentleman residence, Murphy went ahead
thrnIgh Il nmtcla, and ON returning re-
ported THAI the family were at tea under a
Tree in the ward, Mr.. Williams occupying
pleasant position between two handsome
girls. I.aub-r hurst upon the a~sHished
party like "A Young earthquake, read his war
rant aud Sna,,hcd ,,r happy Williams in
'winkling Ai.,st $50 of the money WAS
'"'nd "n tbs person Of the prisoner, and it
WITS t".rG thai he had been be,towing many
,H.~sss, "m the girls and children. The
prisoner was examined Yesterday morning in
the Police Court and bound over in tAe sum
."i 500, TO appear at the Criminal Court.
tic denies the charge, 'Na the testimony
again,, him is strong, Sfscers LAUDER and
Shehan did 4 very neat thing in Ing mir,
s." promptly
THE MURDER az <OLONEL 8CEL
a Grand sDWnl for the Murderer.
, HsessO 81 $500 lDNered fer hls
Arrest.
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B,ss1 lsretssts and Had Legs.

.I.osii;,'s of ,otI,.rs suppose that Inflammation
and liberation 81 the !iifr]cs ineal,acitates them
from nursing, when in fact q lev applications "i
Hoilo~ay's Ointment would restore the delicate
and seiisiti%c ,iSs,ies ~ perfect soIndnes>- he
cpoling soothing, heair a:!ic' II The Ointment has
been tested in every variety Of afect- cf this na-
;,re With inyariabie success 1t is well known that
oS I'll ordinary those upon the lower lee, are
the most difst:it N ssr. Vet running ulcers that
have defe surgery for tweiitt .e''s can BE- perma-
ncn,y and safely cured in three weeks by the use Of
this Penetrating salve The same may be said Of
every species Of glandular swelling and dischargng
,orc including those arising from cause which Is
moi NECESSARY a. name. The bowels must he Kept
free by moderate dos. Of the pills while the healing
oueratim Is In progress.
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Notice to Property Owners.


Cry Geek OFFICE,
leavcn~oyth City, Kansas,
july IL, 1. y. 1.10. !
tD0U, AND EACH OF rot. ARE HEREBY
\ Hw,ac-l Via, :, rsgul,r meeting. held ty the
Stv Co,,ft:t q! .a.d Citt sd the 18th day ~ Jny,
\. D. 1870, the following resolutions we're
adopted:
Resolved, That il is necessary To construct n
pl,pk sidewalk six feet wide. with pine platform
and white oak strinscrs, on the west side "f Main
street, !, f;pni NJ lot 10 and II, bcck Is; all" on
the v.. .i,ip IT Main stree; irtwrrh Osa:c and Pot
i,sat,nic streets ras.psiry in front ri lots =, =,
and 6, block II Tits frrref.
uotiRa.i fhs. ail.Ss d Maturity ~ the owners Of
sch property. fr-i,s IN tho t.., 'escept Iers"Ds
,l,minc an interest in such property BY reason 81
Tax Ttlc> AMI liable To l'e taxed fur such work or
improvement shall, gu or before Monday, the 9Th
tiay Of September, 4. II. 1870, file with the city
Clerk If said City. their protest against sad I'M
pro,cn,ent,, the City Council viii order .,id I'm
and lcvy and collect the sSts III. .iie sa.' as pro
vide, By the City Charter and Ordinances Passed In
pursuance Thereof; ..,-.-..u..-
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fsfsEfsss ne:a.es,EzH.:s..ege AasAa
DofOe0 Up-ls1sA 0eesaaG.
CHICAGO, July 3-The Transactions q,
Unue Telegr.th. ol4Us. a reported here,
have hsen larger during the past week th.n
EVER before. Tbs was especially the case in
this city, each days bs,s;nes reaching into
the succeeding day. At Milwaukee there
were 400 dest,atcbes received and sent in
ns.e day, and at Buffalo over 5000. All Of
this immense business, in addition to the
long reports Of foreign and d5mezaic news
transmitted by the Associated Press, has
been transmitted successfully, notwithsand-
ing the electric influences on the wires during
the hot weather have been 80 extraordinarily
great as TO render the working very difficult.
Chirago society Is much excited over the
hymenial event which n to trsnspife on
Ihursday next IN the celebration Of
Tho u.ipsial Of Potter ralmet, Esq.,
ti.e well known Chicago millionaire. and
Miss Bertha Hosose, daughter Of Henry
Honcre, Esq. Mr.. Palmer ia, probably, the
wezithicst gentleman west Of New York, be-
ing valued n SO, coo, 600, while Mis- flo
more Ia beautiful, highly gifted and greatly
esteemed BY all for her many social and do
nestle virtues. The marriage settlement is
reported at a rotnd Iaillion, and the whole
affair promises to le conducted ON a scale
corresponding with the wealth and generosity
Of the brilegrucm. and the beauty and MANY
escsiFent qualities Of the bride.
The match game Of base hall at Dexter
Park, between the Mutuals, Of New York,
and tho White StockingS, Of Chicago, result
ed in the wost defeat to the Chicago clubthat
it ever experienced, and in part the most de-
cided defeat ever inflicted upon any club with
any reputation which extended beyond the
limits If the tpwn whence it hailed from.
The score stood: For the Mutuals, 3; for the
White Stockings, none, being white washed
9 times in succession.
4 fire occurred last night commencing
about O'Clock, which destroyed large
frame building on Canal street occupied for
pork packing, lard rending and residences.
Total lOss 81. 900. After the Ere had been
and the fireiiAen had RvHe 10 their
rngine house, it was discovered that Mrs.
KELLEY, resident in the building, was mis-
Ing. After searching through the ruins for
scrie time, her remains were discovered
burned to crisp.
The discussion before the Irish Literary
>ocietylast night, terminated about IL o clock
and the preriding officers decided that the |
Pr,ssian aide had the hest Of the argument;
but the Irish audience was evidently In sym.
l'athy with France and vote was taken re-
sulting in 40 for France. and p for Prussia.
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PROPERTY OWNERS.
Notice 10 Property Owners.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvENwORIH CITY, KANSAS,
I..ls.a II lS-


LEAvENwORTH CITY, KANSAS,
July Ih, 4. u. 1870.
VOU, AND VEACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY
j nptihcd that at an adjourned meeting. held by
the Cisv Council Of said City on the 18th day II
June, A. b. t.7a, tho f,!luwins resolutions were
adopted
Resolved, That il is necessary to grade Cheyenne
street FROM s.cond street to Main street.
Hes'vssi, That u y he,rsssry TO lay plank side
walk, sly feet SNE,.S it'll Wilt. bah stiisscrs and
iie plattor,,,, Sid W. i;eteerS sft's crossings
three icct ie iero>s the streets, bct~ceii the
POINTS named, on the west side of Seventh street,
from Shawnee street TO the south line Of Nctrcp"-
tan avenue, except 1871 feet In front II lot 81
block 81 and ~ iet elm front Of lot NJ, block ps
Resolved. That II is necessary TO lay a sidewalk
ten feet Wide, with pine platform and white oak
stringprs ard the ecesssry stUlfe chsSsiugs three
Ict vide xcrs-s the crss streets 'etw.n the point,
naues1 oh the west side Of Main street from Cher
okee street 10 Walnut street.
And you, and each Of YOU, are hereby further
notified, tfat rnless majority Of the owners ot
sch PROPERTY, iesiii'g III the tty. (eScrrt person,
claiming an interest in such property by fessp:i Of
Tax Titles and Liable 70 I've taxed for such work
improve ment) shall. before Monday. the 10Th
,lay If August \. d. 1870, file with the City Clerk
Of said City. their protest acains: said improve
nients, the City Council will order said improve
merits 10 b, male, aud ccrtrct therefor, and levy
and collect the taxes for the ssine, provided by
the City Chatter aud Or,inafess i'as.ed in pursu-
Srcc thereof
'r'e cry III y: '' JfR''sas 'is!.' ti,y cer.
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Diseases Of the Chest Il Throat.

The effect Of Tie C'ntIeirt IN bad coughs and
chest. and all bronchial affections, Is mos: e,ira-
ordinary Its brisk application Immediately over
the 20: cT the pain or uneasiness give. almost I'M
mediate relief I, .hc-kl he rubbed in vigorously
At least three times day. aid ts.c- the pills should
he taken night and morning to keep doan frTer.
Passing through the pores the ointment acts a,
counter-irritant and quickly relieves the diffculty
of breathing and the feeling Of construction about
ho.t md fhrlrlf
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STRASBOCRG,


NEW YuRk, July IA cable despatch
10 the H..uIH dated Paris, July -, saws pop
nlsr DEMONSTRATIONS have issi, made in Ba-
varia against the wst
The Rotl,-ch:las here have lot $4,000
oo9 by the war. Granger and ether bankers
have lost heavily. The bank Of France has
81 800 ODO OOO In s,w,je
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Madrid, July 2l-via Paris, July q
Parties here have sought to excite the Popu-
lace acainst France without effect. They
attempted to create hostile demonstration
in front of the French Embassy, but failed.
Spain is firm for neutrality.
The Duke deSaldauha proposes to retire
from the government Of Portugal.
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Administrator Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, 60
travenw6r,h county.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter II the Estate Of Clara ". Reel, de-
ceased.
NOTICE il hereby given thai, Letters Of Admin,
IN i,fra,ion have ircn araBtsvi to the undersigned
on the Estate # Cia.a ". Hrd, lstc q sed County,
deceased, by the Honorable, the fr!hate Court Of
the totinty ard statc arcsaid, dated the 18TH day
Of july. \: D is7o MN; al lsrSas ., n;s,1s
that they mist pre>eiit the snle Ia The undersigned
20: silewa':e within one year from the date o. ssa
"f swcI csiass and that il sh CLAIMS he not exhib-
tied within three Se;. eey Tie date 81 said letters,
they shall b. forever haired.
B. L. BALDRINiE, Admir-
Of the E-tafe Of Clara N. Reed, Dec d.
Ieavenworth City, July q, 1870. jy21-v
JHOR sALE-5 YOKE OF GOOD WORK CAT
TIE, yokes and chains; Log Wagons, Prai-
RE Piow, IL, II and 20 inches; heavy Grub P1ow
slSo lot Of walnut lumber and cotton wood fencing
JOHN s. DUNCAN.
Stranger, Leaverworth Co.. Kansas.
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For eleven consecutive days including Sat
urday, the thermometer ranged bctweea Q4'
and 99' from p. m. To 5P. M. with scarcely
a cloud TO be seen; vet tho city remained
quite healthy, and bat cnc e,sc Of ,s,nstroke
u, Srted, and this was not fatal.
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\. NEW SUkk, July 23-In the Prospect
tsark trot between Ladies Thorne and Gold
smith Maid yesterday, the former won, max
ing the Lcst time ever known on that track
TIE first heat was made in 2l3l; tl,e second
n, .p1O3
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A0mlniDlfolOrSe Notice.
STATE Ut KANSAS. I.
Lea.enecfth County.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Thomas Cults, Decd.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEI
N 1ERS Parliamentary have been granted TO the
undersigned the Estate Of Thomas Cults, late
of said County, deceased, by the Honorable, the
Probate Court II the County and State aforesaid
dated the LIST day Of July, 4. u. 1870. Now, all
persons having claims aganst the said estate, are
hereby notified, that they must present the TO
the undersigned for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters, Ut they may be preclude
from any benefit of s.tch estate, sEd that If such
claims be not ex hbtet within three years ater the
date Of said letters. they shall re forever barred.
GEORGE a. EDDY AMI
DAvIDJ. BREWER,
Executors If the last will and testament If Thcmas
CUTS, decreased.
LeAvenworth City, July :, 1870. jyswiiJ
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E1l1fENAGOGUE,

WARMERS EMMENAGOGUE Is the only arti
Gle known to cure the Whites, lit will cure in every
case. Where j. the family in which this in,por
tant MEDICINE Is not wanted Mothers. this is the
sra.eet fis.s,rg e-er offered ycc, and you should
Immediately proc,,re IT, II Is a:sD st:rc cure for
female Irregularities, and may lie depended upon
structed through cold disease. Sold by druggists
Price One Dollar Or sent by mail on receipt Of One
Dollar and quarter
ADDRESS GIG STATE ST, CHICAGO.
Jr1O
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i;NrAr,SnAeAt GlhkNtfs.

WAss,snIos, July 23-Ccin in treas
ets to-day, SlO5, 6oO. 600; coin certificates,
$40, 700, 900; currency balance, $50, 800, 900;
currency burned durinc the week, S5el, 500.
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VNOR RENT-A EME LARGE DWELLING
1 House ahd Guden, ssutA si1e q City limit,
Ti,S IS acres Of splendA Niue Gsass Pasture, AlrI
snd oaher convenieaces. Enquire e this el6ce O.
On the pge0ises. d. u. A11CHA4.
iYe9&NlW
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koNpArr, y. u, July S3-Pavmaster
Myers, Of the Runic.n and Cswegp Railroad,
was robbed yesterday If sa,oeN, by Irish
lshotet-, S.se.si arssssets were made
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The Lawrence Brewery, owned by L. }.
waluff, was burned on Friday. Loss ST.,
600; Insurance q, 600.
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II. 3. GRANT.
,-lAi- and I'D sahwnse street.
Leavenworth, Kansas,

6AADU. f1HD AID rLoWKR SEED.
$srri.s Qua Cip,;;,e s.el Corn, Early RISE Pss.-
tor, NOISE and Garden City Flows, Browns Corn
Fiantera, Exces~ior and Champion Eeapep and
Movers, Marsh .isrve>ters, Vibrator Thre.hins.
Machines, Ruckeye Grain Drills and sll kinds Of
Farming implements. Iebl7vea
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l,UnAitaon Of PrllsAln.

NEW lOkk, JHiS 2S-Ihe Tribune has
the following special, dated London 22d, II
o'clock p. M: Army itioyemeiits in 10th
sides are show. Our special correspondent
writes from Rerlin, ON the 10Th, that Prussia
| ~. actually taken by surprise. Nobody
| contemplated war, hence the contraction ii
forces Is less advanced than with france; nor
will Won Moisk- hirry. There are two
n'a''e. ST mobilizing an army. The quick
er is when regiments march without waiting
for reserves, which follow when ready. The
more regular method is when regiments
await their reserves till their ranks are full.
The latter il the slower nscthu1, and has now
been adopted, showing that Prussia is in no
.lread Of the Threatened Immediate INVASION
No soldiers or the .faniOiis corps Of Prtissian
Guards has yet left Berlin. Infantry reserves
Were Arriving on Tuesday, and regiment are
expected to march on Friday.
GERMAN ENTHUSIASM.
The enthusiasm ard cUniidence increases
daily. The feeling throughout Germany is
only comparable to that of the North when
Sumter was attacked. The financial and
commercial distress is terrible, and there are
MARCH ~ pAei-.
II Is perfectly Understood IN Berlin that
the Herman army, if victorious, will march
10 Paris.
Railroad freight traffic has ceased, and
passenger traffic closes on the oath inst.
Galtingen University j. closed. and all the
students have enlisted.
Fpm Bonn three htn,lr,t ate espette,i,
All the universities Viii stsai CEse.
srRAsBOURG.
The London Daily Neus has special from
Strasbourg, Of the 2lst inst, saying that the
defences depend much ON the water, which
is now 80 low that the place is comparatively
weak. Additional works are progressing.
The garrison numbers about six Thousand,
and be-iries there .!u,e in rnmp about one
thousand n,.M Thes t. DISQUALIFICATION
arr,es the river Ivy ferry.
Correspondents Of the In Libsrc and LIu
Rappsi have been arrested, one while sketch
ing Notifications and the other ON detection
by Ie,son Of speaking French with German
accent. Both have subsequently heen releas
ed. The correspondent arrested Yesterday ut
Metz, is now reported to be VIM. II. Russell,
juIrneyiny towards Prussia.
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WARNER,S
PILE REMEDY.

WARMERS PILE REMEDY HAS NEVER
failed mot even in easel to cure the very worst
cass Of Blind, Itching Bleeding Piles. Thosc
who are afflicted should Immediately call on their
druggist and get WARMERS Pile REMEDY. 1t is
expressly FIR the Piles, and is not recommended Ia
cure any other disea>c II has cured many cases
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
SALE by druggists every here.
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.THE TIMES
mn Il
The Oldest Paperin Kansas
--T-7 y.
THE l.EAkiNG PAPER IN KANSAS.

THIS i.sAyENwoRrn TINES presents itself 10 its
Daily and Weekly readers In . new dress II takes
this occasion to return II. thanks to the rectss Of
kanss, su rN,r,nAse which, began in the dark
days Of our Territorial history has increased with
every year Of the progress of the State.
The TINES will he in the future, as in the past,
The Leading Paper in Kanss.
II will publish the fullest Geographic dispatches
of the Associated Press, with special and exclusive
dispatches from all important points and in regard
to every important event.
II will publish letters from every County and
Town in the State giving full and accurate descrP
ton. Of every locality, aud thus making TnE TINES
c,,,,;,uou. History Of Kansas This feature is
REGULAR to this journal. and makes is Is valuable
IN Eastern as to home resder., and it gives to the
;,m;cr,n, the information which he desires in re-
gard to the resources Of Kansas.
The political character Of The TINES will be, ss
ever, a hold, fearless, Outspoken and progressive
Republication, true 10 the cause which ssved tn
Nation, and which will redeem the State ffu0 the
rule Of rings and factions.
1t will stand by the People in all their eurts fOs
material prosperity and sreial Fcress and reform,
and win expose every shesne which shall injure
the good name OF retard the growth Of Kansas.
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In cases q; uIcerdi,'JI, Wien al hope OF relief
from the ordinary rcn,.-ii., has fseu ahan,.oned
this haI-,mic ointment will speedily change the
condition Of the diseased ,'sh. and restore IL 10
~ouudnes. II does not me-cly kin over the sore
wound, leaving the SUPPRESSED, virus fostering be-
meath. to burst forth after time in the old shape
SOME other with increased vir,ilence.
The Ointment instead Of thus checking infam-
u,atiotj t-.ii,yr,s,.- ~ and repairs the
ares on the surface. 10 carry of the malignant
humors which present in the ,ystcr In cases If
chronic liberation, HoIIoway's Pills should he
taken occasionally the printed instructions di-
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PRAIRIE chickens are being Ragged by
hundreds in Missouri. Some Of them are
already full grown.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
MAKES A SPEECH.
.eme - fhe Hlana1

ST. LOUIS, July 23-Gen. W. J. Rey-
nold<, the newly appointed Superintendent
Of the Westen River ImprOvements, has
ordered Eve strong hosts here from Mound
CITY, four Of them were to be NJ 10 work q
once between here and St. Joseph, and the
uther shove that point. Fifty thousand dol
lsr In been - apart for the improvement
NJ the MiRuuFi rive.