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f,ur millions of suhncribed capital. which has

four millions of subscribed capital, which has
no, been called in, and il is but the truth to
SAY that the security il at least ten times
greater than is NEEDED 10 make the policy
holders.perfectly secure. In this the Q ock
holders occupy pc-iii..i, which should
command respect, and they appeal Col 6d -nily
to the Western pubIicto sustain their efforts
The Eastern Conpanis- are draining the
West Of many miil;..n> annually, large
portion Of which nigh, he kept at home, and
from s long monopoly ui The business have
become exacfing and into:c;shi.
The Republic ws- established through the
combined efforts Of thousands o. blisise-- u,en
Throughout, the Wes, 'pr III express purpos-
of protecting them-e!ye- and tie people Of
the West against the undue exac:i,:. ..
Eastern comianie-, and la i..en i..e mea %
of breaking down 'i.e great Eastern cornbi-
nation, known as the National Board Of
Fire Undersriters
The Company has been systematically
misrepresented by the paid organs o the
combination, and the country has been food
ed with anonymous circulars, teeming with
barefAced falsehoods respecting the Com
pany.
We desire, therefore, to hold up the au-
thors and abetiors of these attacks upon the
Republic Insurance Company to the scorn
Of all right thinking men, and appeal to the
people Of the West o give the Company
their support and patronage, not only on the
ground OF superior merit, bu, also for the
better protection OF your private Interests,
the encouragement of right agains, wrong,
and the prom o;ion Of the interests Of the
West in general.
You can now obtain from the Republic
Insurance Company superior quality Of
fire insurance, at a less price than YOU were
to pay Eastern companies when
they had you in their power. Therefore, az
a question of economy merely, you can no
longer afford to send your money East to
purchase an inferior article, even at the same
price. BY doing so you impoverish your own
section TO that extent, and pay into the
hands Of tho-e who have already oppressed
you. and will again ii The opportunity Offers,
50 that on grounds OF policy, both public and |
private, you should give the preference to |
Western INSURANCE Companies, whenever it |
an be done with safety.
rHos. CARNEY, EDWARD FENLON.
N. J. PARROTT, w. G. COFFIN,
LEN. 7. SMITH, J. INGERsoLL,
:. A. DUDGEOS, J. l.. PENDERY,
LEVI WILSON, G. Ii. SroCKHAM,
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THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvENwoRTHC COUNTY.

TIE hn. Slars 1n S SorSn4. IS
In the District Court Of Leavenworth County.
John VI. Gallagher, Plaintiff,
Frank Smith ami Jane Smith, his wife. Horace
Heath, Oscar Heath, Mead Heath, and En,-
met Heath, Defendants.
rJNHE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT OSCAR
of July, A. ID. ISL, the above famed plaintiff.
John NJ Gallagher, filed his petition in the Office
Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Leavenworth
County, State of Kansas, in the above entitled
tior. and that said suit Is pending therein, and
that the above named plaintiff and defendants, all
the parties thereto, and that said Oscar Health to-
ge,her with the other defendants above named,
have been sued by said plaintiff in said action. and
that said defendant, oscar Heath must answer said
petition OF before the fifteenth day ofSePtemher,
A. -. ,S71. and in default of such answer said pc
titon ~ he taken true. and judgement thereon
rendered against said defendants, and esch VI th. m
for a conveyance by them To said plaintiff Of all
their right title and interest in and 10 the North
and range Twenty-ane, in L%avenworth County, in
the State Of Kansas and establishing certificate of
made by the Government Of the United
States to John Heath, father of SAID Oscar Heath.
and Mead Heath and Emmett Heath, in December,
1856, and assigned by said John Heath to this
plaintiff forever, and enIoining said defendants
from any and all claims TO said lands and iene-
ment-. JOHN N. GALLAGHER
SrILLINGs Il FsNLO>,
aug2wiw Attorneys fol Plaintiff
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STAMMERING.
Stammering Cured.

DR. j. DAVIS HAS ESTABLISHED IN
COmu~tI B1u@s. a.. 4 Omaha, yeb.,
Academy for the cure Of stammering, Suffering
and stoppsg in Speech, upon Anatomical and Sci
entihe principles
IL will warrant cures in every case, or will make
no charge. He has invented model, that shows
III. cause Of stammerinz plainly, that child 81
five wears old can understand ii, and apply the
remedy for the cure
He invites all persons in Iowa and Nebraska,
who are afflicted with this est Of all mi-ior-
tvns- To race, Ia come and be cured.
lie cures many case IN a few hours The most
inveteTate eases can he cured m q few DAYS.
The world is full Of those who unfortunately
-tammcr and who will give any reasonable prize
10 he cured. lie has copy III ht for his nos and
improved plan for curing staIniner ny, and can
qualify any person to cure s.amnier-i- IA INV
DAYS and win sell Z" such per-on- may wish 3"
enter into the practice Of ths Iauiabie pfof-S On
TN. right to practice in any pa OF tie Init
state lie has r-.id.-i in Ira sOGh titf 10.
II We. and fa,ters himself jhat his long
qusintance and anding IN kan-s- vii shed him
from the importation Of Iuackefy In this prois,si"n
and particularly a. ne 1arrsnts cures ia every
ca-. o makes no e. arge-
Persons no reside a. distancr frpni the tod
envy assured that they need NJ. zen,
him but "A few .H.- uf
i've sianm.ref- can D. -..is.'i a.-r.s a..
city, tosu -s.. ..
Nebraska he vi wat al h .aa.i.r-.- s.t
a few day and cure Item max. Ia A.sl-c ~
be found his residence Bsoaivay M -..istp
Leavenworth at all times between o'clock
a. M ard p.
lie us-s neither medicines nor instruments.
Leavenworth City, Ra.-as, June istf, ISL
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A man by The name OF John c. Foster, Of
Cain~ville, Harrison County, Missouri, was
poisoned at 81. Joseph, on Monday q this
week, and died a few minu p af,cr swallow
ing the dose Ii seems 'hli ne was driving
team, and at Anazonia met a stranger,
whose name is supposed :" b, Doyle, who
wished TO ride joS;. JOSEPH, gith him, stating
that he had besn waiting some time for a
chance, and that i,e wu,i pay hin when he
arrived Their. On the WAY down he was re-
peatediy asked by hl- co;npln.,n TO drink,
but refused nn,i. ..r reached the
city, when he .,sriook ~. glass @: beer
He noticed Tia, ii had rather pec,, lar
swedish TASTE. ,'lt ihouciI s.oihiny of II n,
the time. SOFA after dinsing the beer. how.
ever, he discovered tina! he WAS poisoned.
and in abou, lur.y Minutes thereafter he died
in great agony rhe murderer made his
escape.
The following is ais description: Appa-
rentiy about 30 wears old, heavy set, abou,
Eve feet ten inches iigh; he wore white
shirt and gay pants. an; had IN Il cap.
In . small hand lr..nk IA the wagon. among
other things. MAJ t'uni 4 e discharge Of 3
soldier named Psirick Ds.yEe. aged q wears,
the description of whom aI.ewen exactly to
tAat a tie prisoner.
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MEDICAL.

~ ~ sE neSs..iS S0., aseIss -
NIIIi0Ia - -. =.
= W.AerAA c.sn. E
nay an M . vn. ~.
- ~As.n.v Rc Ga.e. -
ISauu doctored s,iced and svrree,ea n ,i...,n.
tasse, ealled fooies Appett.er, 1900, a.
that I'D h timber On IN dyuntenn.s. ~ nj,
TIM Nadsciua m.de f,os, ~. n.,;,. -. - -.
Of Californsa ~ IN A,.S.. 49,
ls,ss. nav A.. N. oRHAr WT000 DWV1
FEE - A RR0TVTv0D DT1CrS1S
a perfect Renov.,c, .,a Y,,,,,..... ~ ~. c.-
csrrvtnr OF ali po,,ocou, ,,.,,., All r.,.,, ~:
to healtbv condition Ho n.,,or 80. 49, 49,. IA.
ter, according N director. an, 1000. ,o.~n...n
PROVIDED their No.. ar No, a..,,.-.a n.-..-,
poison or okher man. ana IN. ,,,., 49,. -..-s
beyood the min, N ,,n.,,
T~se nc....,,, - a.. ,.',,.
..,.-., .-...- - Eec--- -" Y" Gun
mstsoa Of the Liver. snd an m. v,.c.,., o..
EOR C0NPr. aTwT -,..s,.
youn~ or Old ma,y,ed a. .,,,,. :, m. a.-~-
hood or AZ m. ,u,n az M. ,,,.,. -. p,.."- rN
-, win ~ 'Ae' "'ese 'o"e o"'efs NAVE NO
equal
-. I - - ..A cAr.s.e nAs..s-
1mses. 1eoasss.e ssA I.sesaasse.s Fe.
c.SI,S. LIVER ~.
-. 1.eenees are eaassd BY V'saasea
"nsen osenefany produced BY deraneemsnt
DYsPEPSIA OR IyDI1ESTIOy. Head.
ache Pain In the ShorIdcrs Coughs fishtnes, Of the
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructasions of the Stomach
Bad Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attack Papitatop OF
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DR.. bOHANNAN's Vegetable Cu.,aive' -
,.rIsneotly cures ali forms Of '.spefmaioTThea''
n ..,eminI weakneS'' in from two 70 seven
Week, tine II restores Lost Power and bring beek
- ro, chfuI vieor Of thase Vho have Destroyed II
=. sxu.l excesses or evil practices Young men
.yeerins from the eeets Of that dfeadfully dtrue-
tive hsSis Of seaf-absse can Ne this medicine With
~. sss.r,nce Of . ssesdy and permanent cure.
TS,s reIedy has been used BY Dr.. Behann.n in hi,
.,.fe pr.ctice for thirty jean. and has never
Ealed IN curing even IN he vos.t eaea. Price =
Snf Soid osly 1t d. C. 4. bshannan'. oabcs
n. Sls Nesth Rifth sszsss, d. Lsais. No. EsAh.
Nahs1 y 1851.
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Beneficial Only

ia all OF the hillary system. Hoofand's ter
man Bitters stand without equal, acting prompt
ly and vigorously upon the Ii er; they remove :
torpidity and cause healthful secretion Of hiIe-
thereby supplying the stomach with the most in,ls-
pens.ble elements of digestion in proper proper
tons. Thy give tone To the stomach-siimuatng
its functions and enabling it To perform its duties
as nature designed it should do. They inpart vigor
and strength TO the entire system, causing the pa
tient to feel like mother being-in fact giving him
a new lease of life.
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ID h. II OLA DIS
GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. IL il intended Tor use
where slight alcoholic stimu!apt IS required in
connection with the well-known tonic properties Of
the pure German Bitters. This tonic contains all
the ingredients OF the Bitters, bu, favored
remove the extreme bitterness. This PREPARATION
is not only paatable, but combines, in modified
form, all the virtues Of the German Bitters. The
solid extracts OF of natures choicest res;or-
tves held in solution by a spurious agent ri the
purest quality. In eases of langor excessive de-
bility, where the system appears To have become
rx bs,Istc,i of IN. energies
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BULLS

Read the following extract of letter from Mrs.
learned, eloquent, and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is at present
stationed at Broadway Church. Louisville. Ky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. s, 1863.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many thanks to
you for the medicine you have 81 kindly given me.
have been great sufferer for years, and had the
advice Of various physicians. some pronounced my
spine, some my lungs. and some my heart to be the
seat Of my disease: J have been burnt, blistered
and cupped until had become dsheartened. Sew
eral very eminent physicians who examined my
spine informed me that was threatened with par
alysis or apPoplexy any day, and that nothing but
that, and was hestating about having inserted,
when you kindly sent me your Sarsaparilla which
Immediately begun to take three times day. l
right side Of my head, especially when would read
write for any length Of time, and rising to my
feet would be perfectly blind for several minutes,
aud would have to bold to something 10 prevent
falling.
am most happy to inform you that the pain in
my head is entirely relieved; I suffer hut seldom
with my spine and then not 50 aeutely Ny appe.
tite IL good indeed the first time in INV life
enjoy my dinner more than any meal during the
day.
You kindly sent me four tottles again Last night,
and began again this morning, and l hope to be
entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt
thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your most greatinl friend,
N. r. G. RIVERS.
Ny journal abounds with similar letters, all Of
which guarantee 70 be genuine and written by
the persons whose names they bear.
10 not suffer yourself to 10 imposed on. Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health BY letting novices
experiment with their trash.
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u EDICAL.
ONE MILLION
or Lives saved.

SSH. .. 3 - r. ~: : f.e,> e. tEis rsu.lrk =
~ u1i 90. {. bat 80, ...by vgT>oDs aTr trs
" t'is % j.speps in,: .sy>s;,, bu; as !'iu-
tsr:ita- New We Scnld n.it be willing 70 say tina
any .ne Tesr'- ty .,-psia wi favor or .,e> lis
.ss--' ." ran~ q the iuNnrt>t. Ill Far ifst
Ii I!.,s>e H.. nav exp; irnc-,l ~ torn, T.
W,ssi!i >cout s.ch les g.. 80 &. ID VI III
gladly cisi-,iSs W n its "a, ai.iar.ti,s
Iif~ Tsples. ~hc waS jolly nader II rhe irving
circumstance in hch he was i,.scei, ..ryeI ',rd
sn attack Of Syspe STA. or his joiiTy xouLi have
Speedily tTssSen i'm. Men and women s-.m.-
times suffer it, tor uncomplan;n.iy hut Who
ever heard % per On Who enjoyed hes.
~ all the IA Iiti1 rious diseases which the hu-
mar system j. iists there is. perh 49, o;se =.
generally rresaIen dyspepsia There are di-
seases more AGATE, nd painful. and wheh more fie-
quentiy prove fatal ; bat nom the effects o. which
are I'd depressing Ia the mind and positively dis
tressing to the BODY. Ifthere is ureiehed being
in the world In is
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

But it is not our intention to discant on the hor-
rors OF dyspep>ia- 1odescribe them truthfuly is
out a remedy. We have said that dyspepsia is PER-
haps the most uni, ersal Of human diseases This
il emphatically the case in the United states.
Whether this prev alsnce is due To the character Of
the food the method ofts preparation, or the hss:y
manner in which il is usually swallowed il not
our province tn explain. The great tact with which
We are called 10 deal, is this:
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81 1:sS s!sss5xiSS;,
For Generations.

DISEASES ARISING FROM INUISCRETION
~ have been treated With Balsam Copabia and
Mercury, until the stomachs Of the patients using
them became ~ nsuseatei and weakened thst IL was
hard to decide which vas the worst complaint. the
disordered stomach OF the original disease. Al
length the Samaratan's Gin made its advent, md
an entirely new system Of cure was inaugurated,
and the beneficial results at once seen. The dis
gushing drug and posons were discarded, and to-
day the Gin 10 prescribed by numbers of the lead
ing fhysicians; YET, notwithstanding the Samara-
tan YIN Is Known 10 be positive cure, purely
vegetable, snd Pleasant 10 use, A. only ten pills
have to be taken many old .niidiIuvians viii stici
10 their sickeninc drugs and gorge their patients r
weeks perhaps months. 81 Has long lob and .s:s
bill anything Ia do With IL: Male psekeses, 81:
Female, s.. sent by mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention Of delicate females 10 the Sa.
marifan's Gin as positive cure for Whites. By
following directions yos. viii soon get nd Of that
troublesome disease and become robust and hearty
DESMOND co. PropfietOrs.
si5 Rsce-st-, Philaa~lphia, Pa
samaritan's hoo: and Herb jules Is q positive
and permanent cure fcr Scroflla. Syphilis, Pim-
pies Bsotches, any kind Of sores or diseeses Of
the blood. Pnck 81. . per bottle.
Ri Brown, Agent for LeavrnVersA.
auG12eod&W3A.
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r,p psvehomanev Ihi. word /. derived from

the Greek, sisnfyins the power Of the SOUL spirit
or mind, and is the basis Of all human knowledge.
Psychomsncy Is the title Of new work Of 900 pases
by Herbert Hamilton, B. A, giving full inssruc-
lions In the science Of Soul Charming by Psyeho-
logic Fascination; how 10 exert this wonderful
power men or animals instantaneousiy, II WILL
II teaches Mesmersm, how TO become Trance Or
Writing Mediums, Divination, Spiritutlism. Al
chemy, Philosophy Of Omens and Dreams, srig-
ham Young s Hzrem, Guide to Marriage, &C. ms
is the only book in the English language protesting
to teach this occult power, and - OF Immense ID
vantage 10 the Merchant in selling goods, the Law
yer in ginning the confidence Of Jurors, the my
stefan in healing the sick; 20 Lovers, in securing
the affections of the opposite sex, and all seeking
riches or happiness Price by mail in cloth, a. IS
paper covers, 81. Agents wanted for this book
Private Meiieai Works, Perfumery. Jeselry, &e.,
who will receive samples free. Address T. w.
EvaSs, Publisher and Perfumer, II south Eighth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. june22w7
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They Purify the Blood

cleansing the vital fud of all hurtfu impurities aud
supplabting them with the elements OF genuine
healthfulness In word, there is scarcely disease
in which they cannot he safely and benificisly IN
ploved; but in that most generally prevalent dis
tressing and dreaded disease Dyspepsia
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Ares, Of the ~. 10. Poi.ouer.


Tine ST. Joseph He,dtd, of yesterday gives
H.. s,Iloxi,p account of the arrest of Doyle
,.-. ,.;so., N. e.
""o y
man a"pirI'eo l" oe tne Poisoher Oh Jno'
{. Foster On Saturday last IN thi, city, was
| captured yesterday al o7.oih. lie was rec
ognized by M I'e"-, oil Siewart'iiie, as q
man that kept a saioon IN Oregon few
years ago. lien his general reputation was
that OF hard case. lie went by the name
Of Jam. Doyle IN the mountains. Mr.. Clews
| recognized HIN a. soon as he "a" MIN yes,
terf'ay morning M Sirwdrtsviiie, ana asked
him To come and lake dinner Win him-
Doyle appeared hdse'y, looking AROUND 10"
and then as II suspect ihs sohi" one aHer him.
and SAID ne did mol ieei wen az" sue~-eo ne
would walk around !" fai,e preparation,
! which always maze hihi ieei .e'ter. ne got
| up, but instead oil coming back 10 dinner,
sneaked Out "i t""h 'y ny way. an short
iimr Afterwards Mr. Leech, the MARSHAL a,
siewartviiie' came along and commenced
talking about horrible murder mat oc-
Cured In ~ Jo,cpl, ana began 10 READ Inc
account iroin tue Morning H>rud 10 Mr.
Crews. After finishing the account "i the
murder, Mr. Cre"s informed INN tnat
man oil that description was ,heie bHeeh
minutes before; his name was Jim Doyie IN
stead OF Ia; DOYLE, and that he Knew him
quite we'll. The Marshal, accompanied by
Mr.. Crews, then proceeded after hlm as
hastily a, possible hey came up Win him
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TO Srpti s.ro%.Y-.

We are requested to state that a delegation
Of the State Horticultural Society viii al
tend the annus; meeting Of the American
Pathological Society, at Richmond, Nir-
ginia, early in Seriember, and thai they are
now gathering fruits TO exhibit upon tina;
occasion, TO furnish additional evidence oi
the fruit growing capacities o: Kansas. All
fruit growers in The State are earnestly re.
Guested 10 send in such fruits As they can col
lect, labeled witt. the name Of the fruit, the
locality and the contributor, directed 10 the
care Of James Christian, Esq, Lawrence,
Kansas- All fruits TO I've sen; must be re.
ceived in Lawrence by the 18th inst Kan.
sas papers will please circulate this notice.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
GREEK OIL

Thi. oil is . sovereign remedy for pains and aches
Of all kinda.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tooth ache, Chilblains,
Sprains Burns, Pain in the Back and Lons Ring
ton. The number Of cures effected by il j. aston
ishing, and they are increasing every day.
Taken internally, il Is cure for Heart-huIns,
Kidney Diseases, sick Headaches. Collie, Dysen-
terry, Cholera Norbus, Cramps, Pains in the s;oni-
ach, Colds, Asthma &C.
The Greek Oil !. composed entirely o te-Iing
gums and essential oils The principal ingredient
is an oily substance procured in the sou bern part
Of Greece. Its effects destroyer o. pain are
truly magical thousand, have been be5eat:ed by
its USE and trial by those who skeptieai will
thoroughly convince them Of its inestimsb!e value
These Remedies will be sent by Express to any To-
ealiiy, upon application TO the PRINCIPAL or
F1CE, AT the GERNAS MEDICINE STo.E, I'll
ARCH.NT.. PHILADELPHIA.
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Acts Directly on the Liver,

stimulating its functions and causing Its
hilary secretions ia regular and proper guam itis-.
The injurious results which invariably iolow the
of mercury, il entirely avoided by their
But il is not upon the liver only that their powers
are exerfed. The extract Of Mandrake contained
in them is skillfIly combined with four other eN-
tracts, one of hieh act upon the stomarh, up
on the upper bowels, one upon the lower bowel,
and prevents any gripping effect thus pro .ue'r
pill that influences the entire digestive and all
mentary system, in an equal and harmonious man
ner, and its action entirely free from nausea,
iting gripping pains common To all other pursa-
gatives.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
Podophyllin becomes invaluable as a
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MORE L,sv-nror;h people are now all
sent in the E,a-i .aIn have been Sefore tor a
long time. Among the tt7e.itees are large
number of n.erchaIi= who will le'urn with
enormous quantities uf goods
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvKNwOkIH COUNTY.
IN the Probate Court, in and tor said County.
in the matter the Estate
oi Joseph NambAsie, Dee d.
i:r..lrUIS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
I interested in the aforesaid Es'at-. are hereby
nuiih-- ;;st nj the next regular term OF the Pro
tsi Court. in and for said County to be b,Sun md
h.i - ne Court Room, in the City and County Of
Tea worth, State Of Aforesaid, on the 1rss Mon
dsy IN the +, onih Of October, A. d. 1871, 1 shall
apply 20 the said Court FOR . full and final settle
m-nt "f s-iii Estate.
JOHN HARMON, Admir-
of Joseph Kambacie. Deceased.
LsavenwSrth City, Aug. Ath, A. d. 1871
au.trw5w
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Vital Principal Of the Man
drake Root.

Now, desire the reader ~ distinctly UNDER
stand that this extract Of the Mandrake is many
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself IL is
the medicinal virtues OF this health giving plant In
a perfectly pure and highly concentrated form.
Hence it is that two Of the fodophy lin pills
stitute full dose while anywh here six 10 eight
handful Of other preparations o; the Mandrake
required. The Podophyliin
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvENwORIn COUNTY.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of
Edward Lloyd, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
N TIERS Of Administration have been granted
10 the undersigned on the Estate Of Edward Lloyd
late Of said County, deceaSed, by the Honorable
the Probate Court Of the County and state
1871. Now, all persons having claims against the
said estate, are hereby notified, that they must
present the same To the undersigned for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters or
they may H. precluded from any benefit Of such
estate, and that if such claims be not exhibited
within three years amer the date Of said letters
they shall lie forever barred.
AUGUSTUS C. VAN DUYN, Admir-
OF the Estate of Edward Lloyd Deceased.
isavcnworih City, August $, 1871.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-31

All our goois are genuine He use no shc.idy of
any description You will fad cur Ladies' " sse,'
and Chiidrens' Boots and shoes for sale at o. G.
Beeler' and J. II kalbne:sh's., Leavenvorth Go
there and ask for our make Of Shoes They 6t bet.
ter than any shoe on the market. Buy pair and
- happy. sag1tvis