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The ToiIet-The Kitchen.

Burne,t's "Cocoaine, For beautiiyins
renewing ana perpetuaiing the growth Of the
human Independently acknowledged to
be ''the bes, and cheapest hair-dressing in
the world''-[entirsly free from coloring or
Irritating matter Ia certain remedy for dan
drua, and irritation Of the scalp-"hallis-
TOM cooling, fragrant beauti6er of the skin
removing pimple-, blo,ches, tan and sunburn,
rendering the skin soft and smooth-ap un-
failing antidote for the bites Of mosquitoes
and other insects,-[peculiarly adapted to
bathing infants -"Florinel,,' an exquisite
handkerchief perfume,-''Oriental Tsoth
Misunderstanding the teeth and gums
"E,,rneti's Unriyalled Cologne Water" and
"Burnett's Superior Flavoring Extracts"
for aavoring Soda Syrups, Ice Creams
Custards, Pies, Blanch Mango, Jellies,
ard Preparations" we're submitted, years ago
to the public, in the belief that their quality
would insure success. In this the proprietors
have not been Disappointed. Their sterling
merits have stood the test of time, and the
popular Judgment has been rendered in their
favor. They are now considered to be
ssahuaru articies, Oh superior merit, and
large sale, by al druggish in The United
States, and in many foreign co1nesies.
'Burnetts Superior Flavoeing Ext,eas''
are also equally popular and staple among
select family grocen. They are put up in
| five sizes.
SBeware Of Eeak, impure and ficti-
tious brands. All Of Burnett's Preparations
in full assortmentl are for sale BY all the
druggists, and Burnetts Flavorins Extrscts
BY all the leading grocess In Lesvenvorfh
and ST. Louis, At Manufacturers Wholesale
and retail prices. ian is-44 sun6v
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MEDICAL.&c.
Plantation Bitters
S. T.---l86O---X.

This wond.r rial vegetable restOTa.
tive is the shaet-aBciGr CT the feeble
and debilitatc,:. - a tonic and cor.
dial for the aged and langu;a it has
10 equal among siOmarhirs. As o
remedy for the nervous week.-mrs. to
which WDmaa are especially sub
ject, Il: is supel seding every other
stimulant. IN all climates. tropical,
temperate or frisid, it acts as a sPc.
ellie in every species ..of. disorder which
urlcrmincs the bodily sir. Myth and
breaks down :l.e animal spirits.
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KANSAS FRUITS TAKE YHE LEAD
AGAIN.
pIx,rr county. Missouri. with L,

E'ixsIr county. Missouri. with Us.
Msss-s. ". II. Farrell * Co. exhibit in
their magnificent show windows, on Della
ware street, = handsome Diploma presented
them hy the State Agricultural Society of
California f1r the hes; Twenty varieties of
apples exhibited at their State Fair, at San
Francisco. These apples were raised in
Platte and Leaycnworih counties, and were
pronounced hy all who had the pleasure OF
seeing them, capable of beating the world.
Kansas and Platte county Missouri row lead
California, the great iru:t State of the Union.
Verify, We are progressive. Great credit
is due Messys. Farrell Bros. for their efforts
in exhibiting Cur fruits, and we can advertise
ourselves no better than in this plain,
matle,-ol-.act way. When people see for
themselves cur Kansas products they are
certsin 10 he pleased, and Kansas is praised.
We prejic: \ crop this wear that will surpass
all previoas efforts, and if there is any State
or country that think they can excel us it
will doubiioss have an opportunity to show
IFS metal
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Peter Shocppner AMI Mary
A, his wife, Defrniants.


STATE OF KAESES,
County Of Lsavenworth.
In the District Court Of the Fir Judicial District
Of the state of Kansas sitting in and for Leave--
worth County in said State
Edward Cornish, Plaintiff
Matilda Jsnkin. Adliuda Case No. !. 70.
Jenkin. Serena Jenkin and
J. W. \iehaus, defendants.
DUBL!C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. under and BY virtue 81 the Judgment rendered
in tina above entitled action la and by the above
named Court, and of a special Execution issued Or
said judgment, will on Monday, the 24d day 4
June, A. ID 1872, at II o clock a Of said day
at the Court House door in the CITY OF Leaven-
worth, ia the County and State Aforesaid, oder al
public sale and sell to tEe highest bidder Tor cash
hand, the following describsd tract Of land sit
uaie, lying and being in the County of Lsaven-
worth and state OF Kansas, namely: Lot number
six t6l, in Block number siIty-iOur (tt Of tho
Original Plat OF ia. CIty Of L.avrnworth, in said
County and state,
Dated at L.avcnxo.ih City Kansas, May 18th,
4 D. iss1
THOMAS LION NRS, Sheriff
Of IcayenwOTt!i Comfy. Kansas.
CLOUGH q WHEAT,
I.ayI5 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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SlarriH''S Sale.

SrAEE OF KANSAS
County of LeayenWOTth.
In the Distric, Court ol the EIrst Jt.tIciai Dis
trct Of the state Of kaoss. setting ia 4ad for Ieag-
enwOrth County IN said STATE.
Ox.n Duffy, Pla.ni,h,
W.
Jane Mcconnell, Hugh NJ No a.
Council, William ~ kalstHn
and the Home Ruiiiing A $50
ciatiDn. Defendants.
DUBLl' NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THaJ
j undsr, and by virtue Of the alignment rs,..
d-rei in the ah1ye entitled action, in and by m.
above named Court and of a special execution IL,
sued on aid Judgment. viii IN saturday. m.
End day Oh June, a. -. ls7k, at n % clock n IA,
Of sad day, at the Court House dor in the city Of
Lavcn1Orth, in the County an s:afe al,r.x.id
oder at public sale and sell yetai- =. To- the bigL
est bidder, for cash in hand the following Dc,
-crbed tracts oil land, situate, lyi and h~iny in
III" County of L@avenWorth and ste Of kan-z,
namely 10. number two t2) and "a north halfaf
lot number three ~; all in TAYLOR sub4iIyi,ion q;
toe southeast quarter Of section number thirty
three 49, III Township number eight - Of ranys
number twenty-five w N the County ard Stat.
aforesaid.
Dated at Lesyen~orth City, Kansas, Nay 18th,
4. b., I-.2
THOMAS LEONARD, sheriff
L~aveauorih County, KaE.as.
CLoUsH WHEAT, ATT for Pi'h.
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DIR, j. =. ROSES
Goldo r Ill = .
THE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

Since the death of Prof. Devices, of the univer-
sty of Pennsylvania. the diseases Of females, rs
special branch Of medicine, has received hut little
attention, and is even now less understood than
any other branch Of the profession. After thirty
years of extensive practice and close study. DR. j.
s. ROSE presents 10 the public as the result, ihesc
truly excellent Pills. They have peculiar affinity
for the debiIitated muscles Of the females, and
NO CASE HAVE THEY FAILED in radically curing
those distressing complaints females are 80 often
subject 10. They brace the whole system, giving
strength and vivaoity to the frame nj large, by in
creasing the coloring matter Of the blood. causing
the capillary system to become fully injected,
the lips TO redder color, and he eye re-
newed brightness. They are pre- emnently tonic
and peculiarly fitted TO improve the quality Of the
blood, when Impoverished by any cause; hence,
they are useful in diseases characterized by debili-
", especially when the consequence Of any iLordi.
nate discharge For those deprt ssed by pale COM
plexiop languor, restiessness, palIitation enfee-
iIed circulation, and thin blood, they are a
sovereign remedy. Thousands Of ladies Who had
long been under the careof those practicng the old
system of medicine, have pronounced them supe-
rior 10 the whole faculty and their various
compounds.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sent be m all 90 any addrs receipt of 30 cents.
No 81 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Penn.
marI3wcdxc0w
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Modern Music.

Tie poet Of the Breakfast Table gives this
vivid description of the manner IN which 4
girl Of the period makes ready and PLAYS her
grand piano:
II was Young woman, with as many
white muslin ilounces round her as the planet
Saturn hss rings, that did it, She gave the
music stool a Twill or two and fiufied down
inio 1t like = whirl of soap-suds in a hand
ia in. Then she worked her wrists and
hands TO timber them, 1 suppose, and spread
ont her fingers till they looked as though
they would pretty much cover the key-hoard
from the growing end to the little sonalv
one. Then those two hands Of hers made ,
Jump At the keys as if they we're a couple q,
tigers coming down on a flock of black and
white sheep, and the piano gave great how
as ii its tail had beed trod on. Dead stop
SO still that YOU could hear your hair CROWNS
Then another jump and another howl, as Il
The piano had two tails and you trod on both
OF en- at once, and clatter and scramble
and string of jumps, up and down, back anl
forward. one hand over the other, like {.
stamped of rats and mice. more than lik,
anything ! can call music"
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,...naai.s General Conference.

sc are indebted to Rev. J. J. Thompson
Tor the following revised Ii: Of ministers
elected As Bishops % the Methodist General
Conference IN New York, day before yester.
day. In the Telegraph reports the names
were given incorrectly:
Rev. ". l.. Harris, u. D., Corresponding
Sac'y Missionary Society, y. y; Rev. X. S.
Foster, u. u, President Drew Theological
Seminary; Hgv. I. Bowman, ID. d., Presi-
dent Indiana Asbury University; Rev i. W..
WILEY, d. Il, Elitor Indies Repository,
Cincinnati, ohio; Rev 5. NJ. Merrill, ID. D.,
Editor Usi5u CbusiaH Adeoootc, Cincin-
mi. OliD.
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The pures; and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard & CaswelPs, made on
the sea shore from fresh selected livers, BY
Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once iakeni, prefer it TO all others.
Physicians prefer it TO any other oils in the
market. Sold by Theo. Egersdorf, druggis:
tSW
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rsa,!roat Assessments

We Learn. from jaime. Medill, that at 2
Iueetiu. Of TIE Board of Railway Assessors,
held in Topeka tbs week, tLc following as
essment4 per mile were fixed:
". T., !. s. sc, GOO; X. r., 5000;
L. &c, :, 900; 4, T. i s. Fe, $4,000;
NJ, X. 4 T., $1,000; {. T.. I. F., $500;
S. J. Is D., $4,000; \. q ", $500; No.
River, 600; l., \. q Y. W, 81, 600; as
=..I TO tle DO. Pacific, s.. Louis, Law
reno. 4: P--..g-. s. Gao.
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NJ. LOUIS MAnlkE1.

ST. LOUIS, May %.
FLOUR quiet ami unchanged; Y Sc IS; XX
s. 20; XXX S. GOas 80; family 50 $4,000
WHEAT-Du!l aud unchanged; sample lets Of NJ
yed fall sold Al 81 80; No ), 81 10.
Consultative and unchanged; No .. mixed
soc; white mixed 55IzG5Gtac; white SIG: bull
mixed and yellow 5sS60c; white mixed G3@Sa'
sacked. ~
OATs-A little OF; No ., mixed sc buul; lGt
sacked.
BARLKY-Dull and unc hanged.
RYE-Piime coo.
PoRK-Firm; mess sI3 90
DRY SALrMEAIs-Higher ior o.igr lots AMI no
much doing; loose sides - &c.
BACoS-Quiet and firm.
SnouLDERs-511i95 clear NIB *; clear side
.t4c917sc.
LsRp-Very little offering; refined 81
HIeHwISEs-Held at soc and no sales.
HEMP-Duil and unchanged.
CATTLE-Qsiet at s. O. for extra choice beefs.
HoGs-s3 25Ii25.
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COUPONS
ssw YORK AARKEr.

NKw YORK, May =.
FioUs-Higher; superfne SC Gc@7 3j; common
10 good s. e0as 10; good TO choice IS 359s -
wbite wheat Western extra % 00Si04J
WmsHY-Shade easier 1t s9l<(99Oc.
wHEaT-scarce and firmly held; winter red
western 81 0.,d2 &c; white western q !5d2 90.
RYE-Quiet and nominal; western sec.
BAELEY-Unchanged. ..
CoRx-Firm; western mixed 7cI.a1ic; yellow
.ia1iIzc; white sc.
0ATstFirm; western 57S5ac
CsFFEE-FiIm; Rio Isl za1s1xc.
SreAE-In moderate request; refining sss@9e.
PRovINoNs-Dull.
MISS 1oRK-Unsett!cd and heavy at SIS 90; new
prime III. IS sl3 90; mess for July sli 90.
BEKr-ouiet; mess :. 5o9s so; extra mess $40 o.
6I2 90.
Cur MEATs-Sicady; dry salt shoulders so
&c.
HAMs-914 dl0l,o.
MIDJLKs-sieady; long Gear SIC.
LARD-Dull; No ], 10 prime steam $685.
ketile SiLr
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CHICHESTER, Sussex Co., England, I
December Is, 1871.

December Is, 1871.
D. ,. EdQ Il 90.
GENTLEMEN: On the reception Of the Patent
Ivory Eye Cups, ON the hrst application ! found
benefit, AMI nov, 1 am happy To SO, unhesita-
iiuely, from nv own practical experience. that in
my opinion the result produced through using your
fzte Ivory Eye Cups. is one OF the greatest boons
that ever God bestowed, man received (SPifitu-
al eye-sight excsp ted).
over twelve years have worn specks. and to my
own wonderment, can nov read newspaper print,
aud am writing this letter without my spectacles.
l cease to wonder at once Why people are so anx !.
iOus for them, nov have tried thou myself and
proved them With ocular Demonstration. They
simple in construction, and could not possibly,
think, be more suitably sdapsed for the eyes, be-
sides being harmless, painless, and pleasant. !
speak with all due derence Of the Faculty. hut At
the same time, l cannot divest myself Of the tact
that the present treatment in the cases Of Myopa,
or Near-Sightedness, Dimness Of Vision. Cataract,
Partial or Total Blindness is failure in nineteen
out Of every twenty, when they resort to the
fnife. and am sorry to say 1 know eHes that have
ended IN total blindness, which cannot possibly
in using the ''rAtent Ivory Eye Cups
And now, in conclusion, beg to return you my
sincere thanks for the inex pressibie benefit received
by using your Patent Ivory Eye Cups.
Yours faithfully,
REV. J. FLETCHER.
Rev J. Fletcher is personally known To me, aud
l believe him to lie a person worthy OF confidence.
FREDK. =. TRACY,
Rector Of 9. PAncras, Chichester, England.
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over 500 y!ulcs Captured.

We leara from private dispatch 10 the
u. rilmclt Commander at Fort Learen-
worth, that q G0ycrnment train consisting OF
some twenty wagons, 81 route from Camp
Supply to Fou Dodge, has been captured by
ihe same gang that ran oil l2S mules from
Liou'. fEarsous. In the melee quite num-
Der OF soldiers were killed, and all that were
lo.i nad no way of conveyance 10 any point
loT suppiies. We expect the particulars Of
the affair Il, few days, when we will give
them tgr tl.. benefit 81 our readers.
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,ksiCAEO n ARKEr.
CHICAGO, Nay q.

rIoUE-Quiet.
WHEAT In fair demand and lower: Mo-, spring
closed at 81 80 the spot; 81 81 gal 81 for the
month og June.
OaTs-No ?, 4IIISiiIzc; for fresh receipts &c.
RYE-No =, s..
BAELEY-Dull and lower; No ., fs'l 5695SC
offered and asked.
WHnKY-Firm at S5Ilc.
PRovIsIoSs-Only limited demand.
PoRK-Mess sl2 50 on the spot; si2 co for June
sl2 80 for July.
LARD-Duli and weak At IS a on the spot; s5 S;
for June.
SHOULDERS saJ5-c; clear nib 7lzaT-c
HANs-Suyar cured I2dl2Lc canyassed.
HoGs-In lair demand and lower at So sfdil5.
CAITLE-Dull and dropping at 8 I21fa5 % fol-
Texans: g. 6gIC 90 for good to choice native
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CURES
N z y B A LGIA.

This most valuable compound discovered hv
medical science, Is for the Immediate relief and
most prominent physiciansil the United STATE.
few drops applied externally, gives instant NJ.
lisf, without the slightest iLjary u the system.
q Circular. ~
Z. =. CEOSYs 4 co. 80
Laoratory, 5ll n. sixth street, 81. Louis.
For sale BY Geo. A. Eddy, q. j. Humnhre.
r J. Brown, Rob'. Psrham, fheo. Es.-.:~S "a,
Cmmethun. 0eo
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flHHEEE WILL BE A ROAD PETITION PRE-
Il SENiED To the County COuimi ssioners Of
Leayenworth County, Kansas, on the first Monda,
in June ls.2, described ~ follows: Commeneing q
the southwest Of the nortkeast quarter Of SEE
eehteen QS, town ten (l0), range twenty zone en-
thence from that corner due west one-and hal,
miles To the southwest corner of the northwest
quarter of section thirteen (i3) town ten no. range
twenty 20l :. Ii CASEBlER,
Principal.
Tonganoxic, Leavenworth Co., Kansas
mAvlfdltAW3w
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LEAvENwoRrH, kASsA-
N..L s-.L 49,

March 18th, 1872.
In the alter OF the Assignment Of John Weary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N undersigned, assignee OF John Weary, will on
the ID day OF July, at O. clock 4. M. 1872, attend
At his Insurance Once, si5 Delaware street, Leav-
enwosth City, FOR the purpose OF hearing AMI al
lasiinS all claims of the creditors of said John
Weary, and tina; all creditors Of s1ij John Weary
are required To present their claims At sand t,,
and ace for nd idstment, and that the ersigne
VIII attend At sa,d time and place for said PURPOSE
ior anu dunpg the time provided by Law in such
cases GEO. >. WOODWARD.
msr2lw'm Assignee Of John Weary
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE 0E KANSAS,l
Leavenvorth Country,
In the Probate Court. in and Tor said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of
Sarah short, Deceased.
NEEplTORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
" interested in the aforesaid Estate are hereby
notined that ~ the next regular terra OF the Pro-
pate Court in a,d for said County and State to be
osean and held at the Court Room Of said Court,
IN the City and County of Leavenuorth. and State
Of ansaS Aforesaid. on the first Monday Of july.
a. ID. lsi., i shall apply TO said Court ior a
fuii and mai settiemeat of said Estate.
BARTHOLOMEW CHANSTpN Fxr
ofthe last will of Sarah short, Dec a.
Leavenwo.th- April 18th, a. d. 1872.
maX2H5N
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respectfully yours,
wv. Ii. BUCkMAsTER.

". publish the foregoing just "a it comes
from oHT informant heading and all. 1t con-
o.kaloosa y Topeka Railroad will be built
speedily. Now lie; Union Township prepare
10 place herself right ON tie record Rock
Creek viii vote right.
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GGe Isa!fimore and Ohio Railroad
Company

VIII issue round trip tickets to all persons
wishing to attend the Philadelphia Conyen-
ton which meets on the 9TH of June. Tick
cts will be good for twenty days after their
date, and include free trip to Washington
City. Fare from Cincinnati TO Philadelphia,
including trip to Washington and reiure TO
Cincinnati, twenty dollars. Anybody and
everybody who desires to do 90 can avail
themselves of this opportunity TO travel over
a railroad which traverses one Of the most
picturesque regions Of America, and visit the
finest city on the continent. Tickets over
this popular route will be on slle in this city
on the 18th of this month. Don't forget the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. dl25
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SWAYNE'S
COM Pc Nd
SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
is THE I
REMEDY.

Thirty yeans' experience, and the great amount
of testiony from all parts u the world. has proven
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry a
specific in curing coughs, hoarseness, sore throat,
bronchitis, weak breast. disordered liver, night
sweats, palpita alton or disease OF the heart and dis
eased lungs, even after thsy had become very much
disordered. Prepared only by Dr. svayne son,
$50 North Sixth street, PhiladelPhia- sold ~
ROBERT PARHAM,
IeavehwOrth. and all best druggists
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ALL varieties of pain seem to be included
in the agonies of dyspepsia. Yet, by inviSor.
atins the stomach, and toning the liver and
bowels with Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bitters,
You can arrest them all. The chemical and
mechanical action of the stomach, liver and
intestines being restored by this medicine,
the pain and oppression cease, the appetite
is restored. the dszed brain regains its clear
ness, the spirits become buoyant, and the
happy result il sound mind in a sound
body" eed&w.
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OF DooIey's Yeast Powder to quart of iloul
are necessary to produce extra biscuits, rolls,
&c, while those of ordinary manufacture re-
quire nearly double that amount. This is
owing to i.s perfect purity and extra
strength. Aside from this fact, each pack.
age contains the full amount that is represent.
ed. Hence, Dooley's is the cheapest, best
and most reliable in the market, and takes
The precedent of all others. Grocers keep it
everywhere. Dooley & Brother, manufac-
turers, 60 New street, New York. d&w.
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SILVER CREEK, Madison Co. ny.
h.t.tAr IN AL

SILVER CREEK, Madison CO., ny.
October 10, ISL. J
testify that my son Edward, Is years Of age,
has been afflicted with Inflammation Of the eye for
five or six years, and thick scum Games over both
eyes which caused total blindness Of the right eye
and could not than discern day with the 9TH
er; he could not see to feed himself At the tabl I,
or To so about the house or yard got pair Of DIR
J. Ball 4 Co.'S Eye Cups from Dr. J. ii. Freeman,
and after using them a short time the of
OF both eyes. and he began To see. His sight is
perfectly restored
JOHN 5. ADAMS
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. II, Is72.

d.. j. Bal L 90.
GENTLEMEN: have thoroughly tested the Pat
ent Eye CUPS, they are no humbug. had been
50 blind in my left eye for twenty years, that
1 could not distinguish the form Of . person be-
BY few applications Of the Eye cups !;
much 50. that I hem-stitched . line linen handker.
chief with the eye that had been blind, having !
bandage over the other eye, without any trouble
whatever Ny eyes are as good as any ehild's ten
years Of age. l will be So years DID, (for which
aul very thankful indeed), the seventh Of March.
presume no one appreciates the Patent Eye Cups
IN lre than do, understands them any better.
Miny, many thousand thanks To the inventor.
cannot find words TO express my feelings. never
can thank our highly esteemed pastor, Rev. +.
Mason, enough for recommending TO NE your Pat
eat Eye Cups.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. Z. J. MITCHELL,
Memphis, Tsna.
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COuSlls and Colds.

Sudden changes of climate are sources of
pulmonary and bronchial affections. Take
at once Browns Bronchial Troches,' let
the cold, cough or irritation of the throat be
ever so eight. sat&w.
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LE6AL NOTICE.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

Stale OF KANSAS,
Leavenvorth County, -
In the District COur, of Lelvenxorth County.
Pauline Gates,
Thomas Gates.
0NHE ABOVE NAMED DEFESDAsT L.
L hereby notified that he has eeen sued bv the
above named plaintiff in the above entitled .ourt
that the said defendant must answer the p.,i,;an
Of the plaintiff. filed herein, on or before the IA
day Of July, 1872, or the petition Of the plaintiff
viii be taken as true, and Judgment rendered ac-
Of matrimony, and ous:d. Of child.
81. j. II. MORRIS,
may23w3w Att Y for Plaintiff
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STATE OF KANSAS
LKAvEswORIu COUSTY.
Nm the District Court in said ,.upts a..i STATE
Sopha Eyer. Pla,n.iI.
William Eyer, D-f-ndIni.
To William Eyer Defendant
NOU WILL TAKE NOTICE, That Y,J
Il have been sued by eophia Eyer i'll the above
name, court, and that this petition was nle.i ON
the iith DAY of MAY. 49, la said court and : GA
must snswer the sand petition before the Z6th
day OF June, 1872 or Judgment will he rendered in
said suit, annuilng and settling aside the nlarrisz-
contract existing between the Plaintiff and Ipr-
PENDANT. anu for divorce therefroIi, and I.star-
Buss". THOLEN,
m sNlCS3w IIaiEtif Attoru.y