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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.


The spring sun calls Up something besides the
flowers and grasses. 1t evolves from the damp earth
turbid rivers, stagnant pools and black morasses,
the gaseous provoca;ives OF disease. From the oal
and garbage of uncean cities too it exha!es an ef.
nuria destructive Of health and vigor. Periodic
fevers Of various types are now raging with unusual
viruence in various parts Of the country and there
are complaints from all quarters of singulary up.
heaity spring. What Is to be done in this emer-
gency? The answer is simple and to the point.
Strengthen the body. Weakness predi.poses the
system to disease. Commence at once q course Of
the most genial of tonics, Hostetters Stomach Bit.
tiers. Be assured thar the germs ofepdenic and en-
demc fevers will never infect the physique that ha,
been fortified and regulated with this glorious veg
etable restorative. A moist atmosphere agyravates
dyspepsia and all diseases OF bilious type and
the sudden thermome.rical changes common at this
season. are severe trial even to strong constitu-
tiOus There is bat one way OF combating these
deleterious agencies, and that is by invigorating
the body, and impartins healthy activity to all
its functions. The only specific required for this
purpose is Hestetter's Bitters. OF all vegetable
TONES and Alternatives it is the purest and the best
Its medicinal ingredients include all the juices and
extracts of the most approved tonic, anti-bilious
and antiseptic products Of the Botanic Kingdom,
and they are combined with q stimulant far supe.
rior in quality to the alcohol used in preparing the
tinctures and extracts Of the regular pharma.
copoea. tu-,h-sat&w
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Will they DO IL?

The Topeka Commonwealth of the 18th
inst. gives the following incident in which
the once noted courtesans Maggie Preston
and Carrie Wells displayed true Christian
feeling:
Last Saturday evening, a poor unfortunate
young man of this city went to the residence
OF Maggie Preston and Carrie Wells, and
begged admi,tance. The night was very cold
and dark. They told him he could not
come in, but the liberal and kind-hearted
women said they would give him money
enough TO stay at any hotel in the city. He
still refused TO 90 and they told him that
they had resolved to live better lives, and
could not let him in; that all their old asso-
ciates, without exception, had advised them
to $50 on in the good way" which gave
them great encouragement. He, still blind
to the entreaties of those once erring ones,
who had "chosen the better path" still sat
on the door step, urging admittance, until
Maggie and Carrie sought the assistance Of
Policeman Fowkes, who went and took the
young man into care.
The Commonwealth goes on to say, that all
that is, needed to insure their reclamation
is for the respectable ladies to visit and en-
courage them. We agree perfectly with that
paper, but will they do it?
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From the Boston Advertiser, March
At meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Worlds Peace Jubilee, held ut the
St. James Hotel, last night, it was voted to
permit no advertising enterprise of any kind
within the walls of the Coliseum during the
festival. 1t was announced that several hun.
dred season tickets had been sold BY the
members of the committee rince the last
meeting. An accomplished musical gentle.
man was authorized to proceed to Europe
with full power to make all necessary ar
rancements for the transportation of bands
and singers. An encouraging cable Dispatch
has lust been received from the Hon. Alex
ander II. Rice, asking information respect
ing the arrangements he is empowered to
make. An immediate answer will be re-
turned. The Committee on Transportation
reported favorably on the matter of the COM
mutation Of the railway fares of chorus sing
ers. All the roads entering Boston have
volunteered to place the fares ut half price,
and all connecting roads will probably do
the same. The Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road has already done 90, and will convex
chorus singers At that rate from Is far wet As
Omaha and Council Bluffs. The New York
& New Haven Railroad has also siguihed its
intention of pursuing the same liberal policy.
The crowds Of strangers that will flock to the
Jubilee will be 20 large that no extra induce
ments will be necessary. Mr.. Gilmore says
that advices from London state that the
greatest enthusiasm 10 manifested there in
The festival, and that the celebrated band Of
the Grensdier Guards II certain to attend
with the intention of carrying Of the laurels
for Old England. The general plans for the
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Meeting LSst Night

Meeting LSst Night
The Committee Of Thirty, on the kalsa:
d Missouri Bridge celebration, net last
night at the Court Room.
James L. Mcdowell was chosen Chairman,
and Carl Moller Secretary.
The fooililcc;%,ilg gentlemen we've chosen as 5
Committee on Finance: Z. p. Wilson. J.
l.. Mcdowell, G. f. Jones, J. A. Halder
man, DIR. ]. J. Crook. c. B. Pierce, c. b
Brace, II. d, Rush, f. ]. Morgan, S.
Abeles, o. B. Taylor, W. s. Van Doren
and Jos. Hockum.
On Recep;ion-D. Il. Anthony, c. F. Pres.
cot, A. NJ. Clark, Thcs. p Fenlon and O.
J. Hopkins.
On Arrangements-o. S. Hopkins, Carl
Noller, H. NJ. Aler, II. d. Rush and Joseph
Clarke.
On Railroad Train.-H. NJ. Aller, ]. II.
Steiner, Mr.. Buchanan, G. r. Hines, Arthur
Simmons and A. NJ. Clark.
On Invitations-T. p. Fenlon, c. 3.
Pierce, J. NJ. Haeberle,n, r. \. Hersh6eld
and d. r. Anthony.
On Toasts-Robert Croz;er, 7. p. Fenlon,
Jos Clarke, J. NJ. Haeberlein, E. P. Will.
con and james Franks.
On speakers-J. F. Richards, c. B.
Pierce, james Crow, G. F. Prescott, and
VIM. Sargent.
The Finance Committee were instructed tc
call upon the City Council and ak 70,
5000 toward defraying the expenses Of III,
celebration, and Mayor Halderaan w. re
quested to call the Council together o,
Thursday evening Of this week.
The COMMITTEES adjourned to Saturda,
evening, 1t s o'clock.
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ST. PArRlcK's DAY.
How it was Observed in Leavenvorth.

In accordance with the announcements in
THE TINES, St. Patrick's Day was duly
celebrated by the different Irish and Catholic
Societies Of the city on Sunday. Although
the day was quite unpleasant, owing to the
high wind that kept the air filed with clouds
of dust all day, there was large turnout to
see the procession, which was both grand
and imposing.
According to the programme, 4; O'Clock
Mass, the members of Hibernia, Sodaliiy,
and St. Patrick::s Temperance Scieties par
took Of the Holy Sacrament in full regalia.
At halfpast 10 Ponti6cal High Mass was
read, and a sermon on St. Patrick was de-
livered by the Rev. T. Ambrose Butler. The
sermon was very able one, giving n con-
else history OF this wonderful saint, and OF
his doings and sayings while on earth.
THE PROCESSION
was formed about o'clock in the afternoon,
in the following order:
The Fifth Infantry brass band, in full uni
form.
Forty acoytes, under the charge Of one
of the Christian Brothers, with neat BAN
ner.
Hibernia Society in full regali.. bearing
the green banner Of Ireland.
Sodali.y Society in iull regalis, with a
banner.
St. Patrick's Temperance Society with a
beautiful new banner emblem,ic of the SC.
ciety.
Citizens Oh foo; bearing the stripes and
stars.
Two hundred school boys, under charge Of
Prof Kinney. Superintendent Of the Catholic
Schools.
The procession was formed on Kickapoo
and Filth. As soon as all had taken the
places assigned them, the signal was given,
and the band played that air SO dearto every
true Irishman's heart,
''ST. PATRIcK's DAY."
The procession moved of, marching down
Kickapoo to Sixth, up Sixth to Kiowa, down
Kiowa 10 Seventh, up Seventh to Pawnee,
Pawnee to Broadway, Broadway 10 Delaware,
Delaware to Main, Main to Shawnee, Shaw
nee to Fifth, thence to the Cathedral.
After reaching the Cathedral they marched
int the building, the organ pealing forth
"Gloria in Ercelsis. and all krelt in prayer,
after which the Rev. Father Doherty
delivered an eloquent address.
The whole affair was grand success, and
a credit 20 those who had it in charge. Ed.
Walsh, Capt. John J. Murphy and Mr..
Cooney were marshals of the day, and more
orderly procession it has seldom been our
Pleasure tosee. We did not count the num-
Der in the procession, but j, was estimated all
the way from 600 to 900.
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information Wanted.

Information is wanted Of the whereabouts
of p. T. Hussey, who when las; heard from
was living on rancho about five miles from
Leavenwcrth, Kansas. He is Canadian oy
birth, has worked some al the printing husi'
ness and i. about % years old. His mother,
whose address is Mrs. james Hu.sey, Cleve-
land, Ohio, is very anxious to hear OF him,
and asks western papers TO inser, this notice
in the name Of charity.
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yIARHIAGUE GUIDE.

LIVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-Tsns a
t-ivate instructor for married persons, or those
about 70 be married, both male and female, in
every thing concerning the physiology and fell-
tons Of our sexual system, and the production and
prevention Of offspring, including all the new DIS
c0vsries never before given in the English Lln-
guage, by VIM YOUNG, VI. D. This Is really
valuable and interesting work. ]: j. Eute1 n
plain language Tor the general reader and L Iirs-
ira,e,l with nItnerC EDgravfngs- All young H7--
Tied PEOPLE, or those contemplating mIrIl2se, and
having The least in pediIgent 10 married lie, should
rod This boox IL discOses secrets that every one
should b. acquainted with; still il IS book that
r,,st be Iockei up and not let lie about the house.
I. iI BE- saat 20 any address On tie receipt Of 50
csD,-. Addrsss DT. W. IOCaG, No. 40 Spruce
stree, above Fourth, Philadelphia
s6AFFLfcTED AsO CSyokIUSAIE-No matter
mat nav he our disease, before yo1 place yelr-
self rader the care Of any one OF the q. ACKS-
native or orenwho advertise in this or an OF her
paper, &c; copy Of DR.. Young Book and read il
ca-x,uiy. Il Win be the means OF saving you rnany
a dollar, Jour health. and po~ioly your ufe. DR..
Young can be consulted on any CT the diseases de-
.cribed in his publications BY mail or q his ofee
No 4l5 sprnce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
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@ HALL'S
XS11Ss>~.@ msu.n, s'.un
I:9s:Nxkg HAZE /:
49, NRENEWER.

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
~ reliable and perfected prepare
tion for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAZE to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonic proper
Ties, prevents the hair from falling,
ont, as it stimulates :md nouriShes
the hai--glands. By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal yigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DREssING ever
used, as it requires fewer aPplica-
tions, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes.
Md, State Assayer of Massacha-
sets, says, "The constituents arc
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality and I consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold 5you Druggists and Deriers In Medicines
Price Ono Dollar.
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D EBILIT ATED,

whDse sunerin:s havc been p.o,..etsi FROM hillen
eanse', snd whose cases rcIcirc P.omp: treatnent
render existence desirable: Ifycu are suffering,
o have srrc,eh. fro,n iuvo'uutsIy dissha-scr.
Via: esv; docs It prci,,cs uion yous general
. health? Do you ieei weak, deLilitaiei, easily
trei' Docs little e1tsa .isa pro,ace Pita-
ton Of the heart. poss you liver, or urirary or
Sans. or yonr kidneys, frequently &c; cut o order
Is.y your urine sometimes thick, milky or nocky, 81
Isl, ropy settling Or Does ,:ck SCUM rise /,
has stood awhilsT DO .ycr have spells Of short
breathing OK dysep,.af AEe yoCI Lo<eIs consti-
pated' Do you have -ps-ls OF .iatns or E,ishes OF
hlood TO the heal: Is yeur r.e,aory irnp=rede II
your Mind constantly ixsri-s Fpon this sute,t'
Do yea Rel dull fistiess rlopinr tired Of ccrurany
fin 2, Do you wish to be lea rs.-. 10 81 away
hsm srerybOdy' Dess any little ts-s .,.4s yea
star, or jump: Is yOsr .'eer .rot~e crI~. +
the lusire Of yogr eye as i;i'.i irc--'o on
your cheek "a bright: r -, ,t-,ay y"sss-. IN
socisty Is veia Do you rur7cs COZ ias:>cs N
ths same energy' Do ys1 seei - :, aea e. .dc=ce
IN YOURSELF Are your splits 'iuTl aryi fas.in-,
giysa to fits g; melancholy ttso, aos: :: 20
your liver or Dyspepsia I-rve .o,. -rq.~ss ~ hts;
YourbacS weak, your knees ~.sS, = I've ~.
little appetite, and you sI.:.ts;s IL: r, , Fey
gia or liver coIai,iaint. e.r..--
Now, reader, sclr-abuse, T,as..,' ls,-s.e L Dig
ured. and sezua! excuses are - -si.s.,r 20.
ducing weakness OF the senera.i5r On ..s.s s:a
orgsns OF generation, when r-'sl lsr-a nssr
the Rse. DID VOW ever thin .'>.' 'srs~....
asA,-energe:ie, .rsseverirs, syece z = oI..na.s
men are always those whose :. .erziive oEsans are
in perfect health You ncre- ltlr silei naen
plair Ct being mc,ici.5ly, o; ncrsosusss, ol pgI-
fStsfson Of the heart.
How many men, fro,a the eeccts os excess, nave
hrssght aboat that state Of weakness in sexual
gars that has reduced the general system 50 nueh
70 induce almost every other disease = iiiocy,
lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicide AMI
almost every other form Of disease which humanity
heir to, and the real Of the trouble scarcely
ever Suspected nnI aa.c Used remedies iOr al but
the right one.
Diseases o! these organs require tho Ct diG-
re,ic HELNiBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCuU
IS the great Diuretc, and is certain FOR d.
seases OF the bladder, kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General
debility, and I'll diseases Of the sexual organs,
whether existing in male female from whate yer
cause originating and no matter how long stand
fng.
Ii no treatment is submitted to, Consumption oil
Insanity may ensGe- oar aesi, and blood are sup
ported from these sources. and tie health and hap.
pines. and that Of pcstcEit- ieTenis upon prompt
use OF q reliable remedy.
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SHOULDER BRACLS, DC.
' As the twig is bent the tree s inclined
8ann1nE's Great
SHOULDER BRACE.
Ladies, ask your Dress Maker. Gentlemen,
ask your Tsilors for the
Symmetrizer Cody Balance
BACH REST.

Bookkeepe.s, Clerks. Accountants. Orerators OF
patton, are disposed to droop. AL who have dull
pains and sense Of oppression about the chest with
limited or hurried treathing on Aight exercise. &C
companied BY short cough on attempting HuLI
inspirafiOn. ihoHld rear tie Symnefrica. Il should
also be worn BY all Who have any predisposition q
Bleeding at the lungs, and TO confirmed Puirao-
mics, it Il Of incalculabie benefit.
It's operation Is to ExPAxD the CHEST and LrNCs
eject the fsure, and by balancing the body upoE
its spina. centre, give immunity from fatigue il
waiking Hiding, Writing or Sewing, making /,
Possible Tor even slight and feeble persons to do
''Days Work.
PRICE s..
For sale by ali Dry Goods Merchants. 1ailors,
Dress Makers and by BANNING CO.,
No. Dey street, New York City.
Send for descriptive circular. mailed free.
oct22d&weo2v
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.s.tC8GD- NAaKET.

FLoJE-Quei.
WHEAT-In speculative demand and prices &c
higher; No ?, spring 81 271z cash; 81 e214 for the
month Of April.
CoEN-Firm and sirongi No :, mixed :6l .fa37i &c
cash: 37@S7ssc tor April.
OATs-firmer: No ., 3Gi4c.
Rhythm; Noe 6.%c.
BARLEY-Firm; No 2, soc.
PRovIsIONs-Sironger and higher.
PoRK-Mess active at Sill 1J9Il 80 cash; Sill 81
for April.
LARD-Firm At SIS 50 cash; SIS 60 for April
HAMs-In pickle quiet al 7llI@9c.
MEATs-Bulk steady.
sHouLDERs-steady at 4ai1zc; clear rib &c;
clear 61S@6l4c.
HIGHwISEs-Quiet ana lower at siaS51.c.
HcGs-Aciive and firm 1t 81 25ii65
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YSRk MONEY HARRIET.

NEw YORK, March 10.
Gold weak; opening " 10; closing at lis49
ll01s.
Loans soc per cent. for carrying.
Clearance3 SIS, $50, Geo
Governments quiet and 4 fraction lower with
gold.
Stocks opened strong with Erie again the princi-
pal feature; the market closed dull and heavy; the
large purchasers for foreign interests have gutted
the market wi exchange and to-day there was a
decline In rates; closed with very unsettled feel
ing.
Money very stringent at lie gold 10 re
Southern securities -nerally firm.
Sterling, exchange &c.
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The head of the Richmond Pos,ofiice, Miss
Van Lew, does not seem 10 be able to organ
ize the sterner portion Of humanity so rs to
insure despatch and efficiency in the depart:
the Virginia merchants did not receive their
letters, and, rs matter Of course, they
wanted to know why. Miss Lew had to ex-
plain. The fact was she had endeavored to
induce the chief clerk to undertake more
work than he could we'll perform, and on his
refusal to obey orders his mistress DISCHARGED
him. Thereupon his fellow clerks and the
carriers held an indignation meeting, depre-
eating female rule, and were positively suf'
ficiently ungrateful to their taskmis,ress to
tell her that if she did not reinstate the CHIEF
clerk she might have all the business herself
They struck for a principle.-N Y. Herald
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ROAD NOTICE.

N IIIIDN w.I be presented 70 the County
.Oia ini.-ioacrs u Leasenworth County, at Ii.
next April term. fpr Il road commencing a: the
northwest corner Of section No fifteen rs, town
No. eleven az. range No. twenty fa0,. Theme
sGGth 20 the northwest corner Of tho south half ~
the .outhves. quarter Of section 10, town ~
range go.
Torg2nOxie, March /, 1872.
CLOYD HOLIDAY
mA1dittw3v Principal PctitiOI.l.
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TIE game that has been going On between
winter and spring is getting exciting. Sum-
day, spring drew full hand tof wind, and
winter has not yet been able to "sui,." We
hope spring will win.
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HhElO
Is widely known
as one Of the most
efectual rene
dies ever discov-
| cred for cleans
ing the system
land purifying the
rblood. 1t has
, stood the test Of
yEs, with a con-
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TcDufe e.. ClaGin.

Al the Academy Of Music, on the 29th Of
this month, Tennie c. Clafiin will make her
aeJm on the rostrum upon the subject Of
1.-THE Ethics Of the Relations Of the Sexes;
or, Behind the Scenes in Wall Street, which
will be the most searching analysis OF present
conditions that has as yet been presented to
the public. As there is very general de-
sire to hear this lecture, it will undoubtedly
draw an audience similar to that which
lately greeted the .'Impending Revolution, -
at the same plsce Those who would make
sure Of obtaining ingre.s to the Academy,
should secure seats at once, at a Broad
Street, and remember that the doors vii
open at fifteen minutes past seven o'clock
EIchonoe.
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STATE or KANSAS, t.
LeJycUwoTth County,
In the District Court in AMI Tor irayluworta
County, being the First Judicial u stTict OF ga
-Is.
William z. Carpenter, Plaintiff,
Against
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go, OR. j. T. ROSES d b
= ~ SeoAsresfD frk6s "a
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Extract Of ABuchu /!

for all diseases CT the Kidneys BLADDER Prsstrate
Gland, and Retention orr Incentipence Of Crinal
Secretion. This i, the only preparation Of Buchu
recommended BY the Celebrated hr. Rhysiek, and
is used IN thspf1vfe practice q pHI0 Il our most
celebrated fh!acSsas This is Ho4A6tehr to many
so-cslled Compounds Of Buehu, which are mere
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Compound Fluid Extract, prepared from carefully
selected ingredients, N own lAboTatoFY, under
the supervision ofanexpeFieacodD taefisl zhenist.
Inflammation Of the Bladder Retention, Incon-
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Compound Fluid Enret y B.nRu
II is unexcelled >, . emsdy in Bropsy, and all
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PRICE OF THE EXTRACT OF Bucnu:
One %
Six %
DIR !. 8. ROSE 4 CO.,
20 n. Ninth Street, Philadclraa.
Amarj-J un-ved&
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Bachelors Fair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best ia The toorid-
perfectly harmless reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tints disagreea-
bic odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IHAEDIATELr q splendid Black or
natural Brown. leaves the hair clean, son. 6eanti-
full; does not contain particle Of lead any inju
rious compound. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
l6, BOND STREET, NY. oct3-2s
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GIISIi 4 ENGLISH,
ktty's for Plaintiff.
LFNvEswoRTH, kANsAs

LFNvEswoRIH, KANsIs,
Mach 18th, 1872. !
In tIs matter Of the Assignment Of John Weary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y undersigned assignee of John Weary, will on
the u day OF July. ats o. clock 4 M, ISL attend
at his Insurance Once, 3l5 Delaware street, Leav
enwo-th City, for the purpose Of hearing and at
iuSiing all claims OF the creditors of said JOIN.
Weary, AMI that all creditors of said John Weary
are required 10 present their claims at SAID time
and ace for al Istment, and tina, the un ersigned
will attend SAID time and place for said purpose
for and during the tine provided by law in such
cases GID. ;. WOODWARD,
rlgT.i Wv Assignee OF John Weary.
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AS THIS is the Season to Strengthen and increase
the growth Of hair, modern science has tested
CHKvALIkR's LIFE FOR THE HAZE, and it is the
only nutritious and elegant hair-dressirg in the
world for restoring gray hair, stopping its falling,
embarrassing its growth. dSw
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l., o, 4 r. n. X.

The proposition to submit vote for $50,
600 to the stock Of the Leayenworth, Oska-
loosa and Topeka Railroad Company to the
people of Leavenworth county will be acted
upon by the county board there this week. The
proposition seems 10 meet with general IA
vor, and it is believed will prevail BY hand
some majority. That is the right talk.
Just as soon as the road becomes a fixed fact
the people of this county stand ready to help
the enterprise right through.-Ostatoosa In
dsnena.nt
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TNeekIp Gimes
THURSDAY, MARCH q 1872.

THE track across the Lesvenworth, Law
renee G. Galveston Railroad Bridge, st Law.
renee, il completed.