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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

lEAgESwoKTH, kan, Dec. !, ISL.
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MEDICAL.
For Generations.

DISEASES ARISING FROM INDISCRETION
~ have been treated With Balsan Copabia and
Mercury, until the stomachs Of the paticats using
them because % na1ssatsd and weakened that -
hard 70 decide which vas the worst complaint, the
disOrdered stomach or the original disease. At
length the Samaratan's Gin made its advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure vas inaugurzted,
and the beneficial results At once seen. The dis
gustins drugs and pOisons were discorded, and To-
day the Gift is prescribed BY numbers Of the lead
ing Physicians; yet, notwithstanding the Samara-
tan's Gin |, known to be q positive cure. purely
vesetobae, and pleasant TO use, only ten pills
have to be taken many old anti-diluvians will stick
to their sickenins drugs and gorge their patients
weeks perhaps months 0rHas long job and a
big bill anything to do with III Male packages,
q; Female, 8. Sent BY mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention Of delicate females the
naritan's Gin a. positive cure for Whites. BY
following directions you will seen get rid Of that
Troublesome disease and become robust and hearty.
DESMOND 4 co. PropIetors.
sl5 Race-st. Philsaelpria, Pa.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices is positive
end permanent cure tor Scrofula, Syphilis, Pim-
pies, blotches, or any kind of sores or diseases Of
the blood. PRICE 81 Is per bottle.
r. J. BROWN, Agent for Leavenwortb.
auRl2eOd6v3@S
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEwYoRK. December 5.

NEwfORK, December s.
FLoUK-Dull and unchanged; super IS s .gs 10;
common sc $500 60; good TO choice IS ESQ. 10;
white wheat extra 81 1907 80.
WHIsKY-Firmer.
WHEAT-Quiet and holders disposed to- realize;
No /, 81 81; No 2, 81 529l So; winter red western
81 554l 60.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-FirIner; winter 81 %.
CoRS-Cnsettled; western mixed afosi $40
19c; new 16Cd7sc; yellow western soc.
OATs-Eirmer; western 56S51c.
CoFFEE--Firm; Rio ls92O1se.
SUGAR--Easier; Cuba 99lOc; refined Sl.9s5&c.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans 4995sc.
PoRS-Unchanged.
BEEf-Qaiet.
MEATs-CDchanged.
MIDDLEs-Heavy long clear and short ribs .. |;
short Sc.
kettle y &c.
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IN THE TUNNEL.
From the Hartford Advocate.

From the Hartford Advocate.
Riding up from Bangor,
On the Pullman tram
From a six weeks shooting
In the woods Of Mainei
Quite extensive whiskers,
Beard, rnoustsche as veil,
sat Student felier
Tall, and fine, and swell
Empty seat behind him,
No one at his side;
To pleasant station
Now the train doth glide.
Enter aged couple,
Take the hinder seat;
Enter gentle rnziden,
Beautiful, petite,
Blushingly she falters:
'Ts this seat engaged ~
see the aged couple
Properly enraged.l
Student, guile ecstatie,
sees her tickets Through;
Think. Of the long tunnel
Knows what he viii do,
30 they sit and chatter
While the cinders hy,
Till that student Teller
Gets one in his eye;
And the gentle maiden
Quickly turns about
MAY i, if YOU please Air.
Try 10 get it out?''
Happy student Teller
Feels a dainty touch;
Hears q gentle Whisper
'.Does il hurt you much"
Fizz, ding, dong! moment
In the tunnel, quite,
And glorious darkness
Black as Egypt's night.
Out into the daylight
Darts the Pullman train:
Students beaver RULED
Just the merest grain;
Maiden's hair is tumbied,
And there soon APPEARED
Cunning little earring
Caught in studenrs beard.
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CsslCAGO NAkkEI

CHiCAso. December 5.
FLovR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Demand fair and prices nd vznced; No
spring 81 20; No. 81 lgi 4GI 20.
CoRS-Demand fair and prices adv anced No .,
mixed 4lka4l5.c; No2, mixed seller for Deem
her il12a4lssc.
oATS-Demand fair and prices advanced 10 32ss 50
$50; seller for January $3.50.
kYE-I'emand good and selling at fair prices; No
2, 621adG3c; No !, Csc.
BARLEY-Demand good and full prices; No 2,
FIJI 62i4c.
PoEE-steady; mess si2 sly; seller for JAN
uary Sl3 l21s9i3 37I..
LARD-aieady at SEC seller for the month Of
January e5s9o54c.
MEATs-,ifeen hams $685.; shoulders SO sc (;
short ribs SIC; short cl, ar 53.l95s4c
WHISKY-tirm at syc.
HoGs-Actiye and advanced At So S0e4 90
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The AschisOn. TOs ei<a q Santa Fe
Railroad.

The AachisOn. IOr eka d Santa Re
Railroad.
We learned yesterday that citizen OF this
place had filed bill in the District Court
asking for an order restraining the Board OF
County Com mis-ioneTs from Issuing bonds here
tofore voted and donated to aid in building the
Atchison, Topeka u Santa Fe Railroad.
This action will fill our people with astonish
ment If it should prove successful it will
most certainly prevent the completion OF the
road from Atchison TO Topeka, and thus cut
Us of from all direct connection with the
center and southwestern portions olthe State.
We have not seen the bill asking for this
injunction, AMI we do not positively know
on what grounds ii Is asked for. One COM
plant, however, il, that the trustee Of these
bonds Mr.. A. q. Otis) is also attorney for
the railroad com pany. On learning of the
suit Mr.. OtIs at once rendered his resignation
as trustee, so that objec.ion could be immedi-
ately removed. What other grounds the
complainant can have tor his action is more
than we can imagine. He is prominent
| citizen Of the city, and has property interest
here 10 no inconsiderabe amount. The
Courts are open, and he has the right to
begin a suit on any matter that he chooses
TO. Did the matter only concern individuals,
il would not be the province Of this paper to
refer 10 ii.
But this is a suit Of far more than ordinary
importance. The welfare and prosperity OF
an entire community is bound up in it, The
property of thousands of people will be al
tected by it. Ii it should succeed YOU NAV
bid goodbye to Atchison. The railroad
from Topeka and Santa Fe will never reach
our city. With the loss OF that road will
come the loss of the bridge across the river,
and the withdrawal of every manufacturing
industry that is now looking TO this city "a a
field for operation.
The hearing of this most ill-timed and i'll
Judged action is set for to-day. Judge Price
may grant a temporary injunction till the
final trial. We understand Mr.. Peter, man
aser of the railroad company, has sent in
strUctions to his attorneys not to appear IN
the case. lie SAYS il is matter which the
Atchison people must take care of. III
they do not want tie road, they
have only 10 let this case succeed,
and he will keep his iron and his trains
away from our city. He can build a railroad
a few miles west of Atchison, and CONNECT at
Doniphan with a railroad for st. Joe and
the east. MIR. Peter We are informed, looks
upon this suit as simply an effort to black
mail the railroad company, and is very posi-
tive that that part Of the programme will not
succeed
We confess that We have no patience TO
discuss this miserable scheme, which Is
fraught with 90 much injury to every in
lerest of AtchisOn. Let it succeed and You
may proceed at once TO fence up the city and
put tombs,ones at each end of it, The dav |
of its death will be the day of the granting OF
this njunction.-Atckisoa Patriot
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Too good to he Lost

f-i,k IL bar av an .
In 'he .hioh League Ciuo, ,ne o -.
ing, listened 70 good cue un go
weed u0n IT, pe W had ahon, "a
ever hau II iT -. aaoo,,n,. I.nd
mucn system II, AeePins III" u i;,,Is
us uiohe,y az - - I'D ,b., gra;n Of
greater nal, ti1uen, ~ "A - h;n, he mo-
sooa sen s s, "In .gsc;fc ann Of money
PIiei =. p IA ns, -, - srand at random.
NhIei ne u.u ~. va" fDanc;.I fr;snd In
I n .ee Ia" NV ~ % Nv YoIt and re.
go S35 600 I'm b;s RenubIican friends.
oIn nnS e., ~. H n"-,,n.e 70 desest F;llmore
g. p.s,;San, SO 3oO for the use of the Re-
nmti;.ens - kIh.nr and 3 600 for the
tEr.n;an LamraJ For safe keepiny he gave
,ba IS,uv Central Commit,e 81 O. o. placed
- 600 10 The .Tounaps credit. and requested
- ,,-,nsr Mr. Sinclair believe to place
~ -, sl0 oof, 10 he nsed ag,insr his old
f-;snd Fillmore 10 his. Sinclair's credit
H. hant ub;ch could he drawn
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it to beat rightly BY he use ofsuch a remedy
q shall remove the cause of the trouble. Use
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DISCOVERY be-
fore the disease has become too seated, and
it viii, By its great blood purifying and
wonderful regulating properties, effect per-
feet cure. 1t cantains medicinal properties
which act sped6cally upon the tissues of the
heart, bringing about a healthy action.
Sold BY all 61t-clas druggists d&w
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GIFT CONCERT.

pt a9thofi,y Of the act of the legislature
hentueky. OF March Is, 1871, the trustee. OF IN
Public Librar at N
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"The Rest Ever Made"

''Can not use any other" Never could use
Baking Powders until | tried yours my family
will not use any other" 'Tt is perfectly
Splendid 81 find il much cheaper than others. I"
Think it superior TO any have ever tried. !"
These are few Of the many expressions in hvor Of
rapidly increasing sale il has attained for making
sweet, light, and healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry,
&c. For purity, strength, and economy It has NO
equal Ii can be obtained at ysur Grocsr's.
DOLBY & BROTHER, Propristors. 50 New Street,
New York wed-fri-sunaw
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s.. LOUIS MARA EFT.

ST. LOUIS, December 5.
FLoUR-Quiet and small business.
WHEAT-Stirf and holders contsnding for an ad-
vance; No 1, red 81 ~; No3, on demand o. u; do
held at 81 SO; No =, SIS.
C"sS-Fim; No 3, Mixed 5Yi7c; white Soc in
bulk.
oATs-Dull; No.. 371&g3sh.e. bulk mixed Ale
white 45c sacked.
BARLEY-ouiet and very firm,
EYE-In demad and higher; No 2, l3c.
PoRK-Quiet and nominal III SI3 10.
MEATs-Only order sales; shoulders 5S5Ic;
clear rib &c; clear q e.
BACoS-firm; shoulders 7lIS7lzc; clear rib q.
G7kc; sides sc.
LARD->om inquiry but only sales of prime
stesrn; seller for the month at rs
HIGHwISEs-Heii ham at yUc.
tATTLE-Unchangei.
HOGs-In good demand at 81 JOaSa -.
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Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson Is 10 open
a bookstore in Chicago.
A New York lady says the latest thing
out is her husband.
What Eve said to Adam when she
wanted him TO assist her al toilet-"Releave
me-
Recent brides have taken 10 preserving
their marriage bells and bouquets under glass
cases as parlor ornaments.
A co1comb having told lady that he
knew her thoughts by her eyess ''Do YOU ~
said she; "then Pm sure you will keep them
secret, for they are not to your advantage.
The Buffalo courts hold that living with
a woman thirty-nine years is As good in the
eyes of the law as marrying her, ard ac-
cordingly David Carr is bigamist.
The latest accession to the ranks of royal
and noble authors il the e1-Empress Eusenie,
who has for sometime engaged on lie OF
Mary, Queen of Scots, which will be shortly
published.
There is a young lady in Camden, Mass,
studying latin. She has beau. He asked
her what ''Sic transit gloria mundi" meant.
She translated it, 'Come and see me on
Monday"
Miss Ruth Painter, Welsh lady, re-
Gently arrived from Europe, is preaching in
Blue Earth County, MINI. She is regularly
licensed under the auspices Of the Welsh
Congregational Church.
Miss Kane, of Baltimore, set out to
write lis. of the wrongs of women, but
she was driven to the conclusion that women
suffer wrong in being born at all. This
disposes of the whole question in nutshell
A lady in Iowa gave such hearty kiss
to lady friend in a carriage that the horses
mistook the sound for The crack OF the whip
and started of, throwing the lady out of the
vehicle, fortunately with but Sigh, damage.
A young lady near Oil CITY, Pa, while
engaged in wringing ont a dress she had
lust washed, ran a needle through the palm
of her hand, from the effects of which she
died in five minutes. She is said to have
been in perfect health at the time of the ac-
cident
A grass widow, of Lafayette, promised
to marry a lover if be would get her a di-
vorcc from her lawful and awful husband
He did 50, after much feeling and hard
swearing; but he swore all the harder when,
to his establishment and disgust, his fair en-
SLAYER welded another man.
Mrs. Stowe SAYS that motherhood to the
woman who has lived ouly to be petted, and
to be herself the centre of all things. is a vr-
tual reinforcement Something weaker. |
fairer, more delicate than herself comes
for her to serve and care for more |
than herself
The wife ola mariner, about TO sail on a
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Personal.

We had the pleasure OF a call, on Tuesday,
from john Hutchins, Esq, of the Lawrence
Tribune, who is the State attorney for the
prosecution of the Ruth and Medlicott case.
Mr.. Hutchins is as full as ever of tina. lie and
energy for which he Is so justly noted, and
speaks his mind as fearlessiy rs ever. Sue
cess to Mr. Huichins and the Tribune.
Sam. Lappin, of Seneca, also called on US
yesterday. Wewere highly gratifed to meet
him once more.
Capt A. Il. Banks, of Lawrence, c=.ndi
date for Clerk to the House OF Representa-.
tives, dropped in also. The Captain has
many warm friends throughout the Sta.e,
and would make an excellent officer.
Capt. Pond was yesterday informed by
telegraph at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, of the
death of his wife. No sadder or more start
ling announcement was ever transmitted over
the wires. The sympathies of the entire
community are with the family IN its sad
bereavement.
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The Directors of the Kansus Magazine
Company, SAYS the Commonwealth of Sunday,
met in the Commonwealth editorial rooms last
night $ S. Prouty was appointed tempo
rary President, and II. King, temporary
Secretary.
A set of bylaws for the government of
the Company was presented and adopted.
The following officers were elected for the
frs, year: President, Thos. A. Osb5 m: Vice
President, John Guthrie; Treasurer, F. W.
Giles; Secretary and Manager, Henry
King The following Directors were consti-
tuted an Executive Committee: Smallwood,
Guthrie, Prouty, Wilder and Martin.
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THEO EGERsDORFf Agent, corner Fourth
and Shawnee streets, Lssvenvorth.
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QUERY.
Tor the Times
4 lady has furnished the following poem ior pun

Tor the Times
A lady has furnished the following poem ior pun
LEGATION:
Hhe reads the mysteries Of hearts.
But God and we'll
From Him, 10 gossiP's tongue
shall ever tell
Of bleeding feet, that tread
The path OF duty;
OF fearful eyes, whose giances
Teen with beauty.
OF voices mellowed by their
Often signing;
of brightest hopes, now dinmed,
And dying;
OF uameless graves, where unknown
Mourners weep;
OF waksfill nights, where watchers
Never sleep.
OF breaking hearts, Peering thEogh
A guided mask,
And ye4rning for the sympathy
They dare not ask.
The sTRASGER.
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WE had merely time to make the an
nouncement of the death of Mrs. J. b. Pond,
in our issue Of Sunday morning. She was
taken sick with remitrent fever on Sunday
evening, November 26th, and died at 5
o'clock on Sunday morning, December 4th.
What makes this article sill more lament
able, is the absence of Mr.. Pond, on bust
ness trip for Alternately Bros. He has been
telegraphed II every point where he is e1-
pected to visit, but up to the present time
his friends have been unable to hear from
him
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How common il the announcement.
Thousands are suddenly swept irto q .rnity
by this fatal malady. This dise.se generally
has its origin in impure blood filled with ir-
ritating. poisonous materials which, circulat-
ing through the heart, irritate Rs delicate
tissues. Though the irritation may at first
be only slight, predicting Little palPitaiion
or irregular action, vet BY and by the disease
becomes firmly seated. and Inflammation, or
hyper,rophy, or thickening Of the lining
membrane or of the -::.G:.., . pIuducsd.
Cow wise to give early attention to case OF
this kind. Unnatural thro6bing or pain in
the region of the Heart should admonish one
tina, ali il not right, and If you would pre-
serve it from further disease, you mus help
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LEeAL NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF hA.9A>,
LeavruwOTth county,
In the Probate Court IN and for said COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Estate OIL
George Carey, Deceased
~ OTICE i hereby given that Letter. %; Admin
n iStratiun have been granted 10 the undersigned
on the Estate Of George Carey, late Of said
County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate
Court of the County and state aforesaid dated the
18th day Of Neven4D.r, A. ID. is.l- Nov, all persons
having claims against the said estate, hereby
notified that they present the Ia the un-
dersignei for allowance within one year from the
date 81 said letters they may he precluded from
any beneft of such estate and that II such claims Ice
not exhibited within three YEAR after the date Of
said letters th-v shall he forever barred
r. y. -. CL Ugh. Ajm'T
of the Estate OF George Carey, Deceased.
L-avenwOrth City, Nov. 18th. ISL
uoyg3w3w
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The last rail ON the Pleasant Hill Road
wae LAID on Saturday. The Lawrence
Journal says: $50 long have we hoped,
waited and worked for the contamination
that at last il almost takes us by surprise.
But the work is done and il will never be
undone. Ii is the best point that Lawrence
has ever made as a town. We have hereto
fore fought our commercial battles with our
hands tied AT last We are free. Now for
the Wakarusa Valley Road, at once and all
together"
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l.Oss or Vitality.

There is not case where there is loss Of vitality
in which Dr. Price Blood EnTicher will not prove
beneficial. Cases given up as pas, help, when sink.
ing into hopeless tecline, have recovered renewed
life and energy py its use. Ia addition 10 its blood
enriching properties, il is true tonic, builds up
and constructs renders digestion mere rapid and
,fiectual while il eliminates all impurities. Drug
gists have il Tor sale. dAv
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W.K. MOVES, the assistant clerk OF the
Missouri Valley Railroad, while walking IN
the company of Mess. shu.fif and Bartlett,
of the Hannibal & ST. Joseph Railroad, fell
dead q, Kansas City on Sunday evening.
Hi, body was sent TO St. Joseph.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENw0KIH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court, III and lot -aii t"Inty.
IL the matter Vi the Estate
Of Mary HOsl-ni, Dec d.
|,EEDITORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
I J interested in the aforesaid Estate hereby
notified, that II the regular Oi the nv
bate Court in and tor said County, To 10 begun aud
held az h. Court Room, in the city aud county o
LeayenvoTth. stat. of Aforesaid, the INST Mon
day in the Month Of January, A u i$2, shah
apply - the said Court Tor iuil ami Dual s-ttix-
rieuj %! said Estate
JANE TiZZAED, Admir-
Nary HGvland Dee j.
L.IS,uv.-rI 500, J. 4. T.. 1874.
HsN'tN4v
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OK Saturday evening, about dark, colored
man in South Leavenworth, named Charles
Williams, accidentally dropped his shotgun,
when it exploded, and wounded him severely
In the foot.
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Ta,RrY car loads of freight from Chicago
are being delivered across the ice on the
river. by rsilroad express trains.
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OPPOSITE the Planters House, on last
last evening, where the Ella and Edgar were
lying under the bluffs, the river remained
clear from shore to shore, but the probability
is tnat if the severe weather continues they,
too, will be frozen In.
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GRAND GIFT CONCERT, d.
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
Aaturday. December l6. 1871.
-, leo 0S Tickets Of admission. SO each, currency
Halt Tickets, - Quarter Tickets, 50. 50.
Tickets will he sent by registered letter The
sreenbacks or draft.
Each ticket consists OF four quarters: value - so
each. The holder Is entitled to admission I, Nh.
Concert and the value Of the gin awarded 10 IL or
its fraction.
SJJO.OOO In GreenbackS will be di.,r,h.
uted to holders Of tickets in gifts OF from slOO
the highest To 500, the lowest, being III sifts in
All. The Concert Is tor the benefit OF the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
he Citizens Bank of KY Is Treasurer, ald Jh,.
CorPorators and Supervisors are the Hon. / hoinas
I. bramieiIe, late Governor Of Kentucky, and
tSei v-scSen OF the most distinguished and r.
spet lie citis.ns OF the state
Il Undersigned, LATE principal business
ger Of The very sueeessin lit Concert for he bene
ut 'fthe Mercantile Lii ny at san Francisco ha,
been appointed Agent and Manager of this Grand
Gift Concert.
drawing and distribution will take place in
II and everything will be done 10 satisfy the
b, oftickets that . interests will be as we'll
pro scted a. If they personally present su-
| pei intend the entire affair.
or tickets and information apply To
= T. PETERS, I2o Main ST., Louisville, Ky,
No. Astor House. New York.
x =; Hampstead, No 40 BroaiNay, Mil~su-
A. French. virrinia CITY. Nevada
y A. Wolf. No Sic Chestnut ST, II. Louis.
Il ;kets for sale In every prominent plaes in the
| United States
owing TO the general arrangement OF mails and
advertisements consequent on the disastrous. con =
nAerstl0ns IN the West the sale Of tickets in this
enterprise Is extended 10 Nov. 20, ISL, at which
time the main Oflcr, No. 10 Main 81 Louisville
| ny, vii! close for adjustment Of accounts and
| business. No orders except BY m1il will tie re-
ceived after De- st. and orders by mail will he
| nIied after Dee 10th Inc Ne~ York 0ffit- vii
close Dec. 10th, other agencies Dee. 5th. Every
ticket unsold Dec l3th will be cancelled by il,
| nunber. The drawing will take place in public,
| Dee. 10th, ISL, commencing al i IN. and con-
. tinue until the III gifts wardei IA, inent -
| awards will commence Dec 18th al o'olock a N,
Circulars Oi awards will lie found 81 every ascnc'
| rs sson a. they lie ISSUE. CORRECTLY and vii
also te sent 10 all ticket buyers possible
No order VIII De uilrd al the main ofc- TOR les
| han o. CHAs K EErsR-. Manager
4 octSi = TIA IN
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The Presiden, has appointed Z. W. Bah
cock, of Lawrence, j. d. Vandwer, Of Iowa,
and n. Hilton, Of St. Louis, to Inspect the
telegraph line and railroad of the NJ, h q
T, X. K.
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HAZARD d CAswELL's Cod Liver Oil 10
the purest, sweetes, and bes, in the world.
Physicians have decided i, superior to any
other cod liver oil in the market Patients
who once have taken it can take no other.
d&xl2l