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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-28

THE COUPONS OF THE NEW-JEkSEnI
II MIDLAND RAILWAY COHPayT SECOND hokFOAub
sFyFa PEA CENT CURRENCY BOSDs due jan = ls'J ". es
p,d M and
he ban ring Of Geos OPiVEe Co.. Va - ..
0 the et bonds WI close oa 20 Su
inst md r-ops1 ian 2, idT3 H. H. LO"s it'"He"
Ns-.Y York Dec 49, lSL
rDHE COUPONS DUE JAN. 1, 1873 OF the
CAIRO ASD FULTON RAILROAD COMPANY VII % psa si'ef
shat ds.e At So 10 Bsosdssy, E Goh II. g. hAhHnAsD
YAriovAL SsoE lsD BANK, SEvrSEx Dec ~ B'%
DOTH DIVIDEND.-The Directors OF tnls
DO Bank declared DIVIDEND Of sIA ol rss
Of atsr JEn = ldA Tue IAhsef
bsof siI be closed lutl the "a ProKlne
NIriosIL BROADWAY BAsK. sswrosk, De- - w
AcTH DIYiDEND.-A SEMl-ANND AL DIV
ZfO DESD OF THREE DOLLARS az STAR vi ,, v1.a On ana
% Of January ensuing j. L. hFhAii NAaus
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financial.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON and QUINCY
RAILROAD COMPANY
Z PER CENT CURRENCY BONDS
FOa sALB BY
KIDDER, PEABODY Co.,
as wALLsT.. NETWORK.
- PER CENT COLD and Currency Bonds of
. WOOD County Vio and town Of Po'e Portage Co., Wis.,
havn from ~ 20 AllO.
IN pPp CFS stored and jth choice investment
.eBre A. pross that laJ the investment
rhJs p BILLS & Co. Bankers, IA P1uest
HTHE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, NEW
yosE lT,b pee The meeting Of shareholders
bnf for M. Directors v be- held AZ the bank
.s nt 81 - U. II. SCHRElSBR Cashier
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET


IETfORHs froaY bee - A''~s-
There is ready market for sound work horses
,th slight uyvrd tendency pres. ads ans horses eoa
sail Two p.s Of matched coIcAsss were f'e''T
A. Fitch the Bulls Head Market anf shipped 70 "'"ns
oa. They vaasi 800 and 81 800 respectively;
Johadon Van A h0rss aud CAFrize Auction As
a, "a. Tbriesutb.st he'll t9dav follows
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great number seghs valued rom 30 Sll, ayo L
IT, Sn0ckei dawn Tor 0ulT r ln.
There been for yc past such brisk inahd F sega
and the t1lsel gh Els ~ r-iret pr, r-f
during Winter l5oTs hA, eraSs repository 10 10
which TO-DAY the not uusA MHAr4
and everv oagor ifTsFei. TIE
favored experienced the yc4tst hcuiy ts
AZ Dexter suf fuka cIieIB axe
insh. spsnor nauap ter eszp %
and Tor speeding VIII perfect security aloiHf
500 rs L RIBS 11t ~ orl-f li<r
sleigh VIM Ssaaftof DalpOuue Psfnsaife scotai p
that sleigh Offering tie os or r OF Euk'
Saishei ana er1 5ts a. Mr. atyszf rr1t1T
SMessrs bradley selling james ou4 cs1rtf
Albany sghs bal by dsDof'd OF "a Or er 500
il aEifr q
buaness in r COS selling om 4p.ecs aud
we'll did nearly all dsal-rs sgs throughout me cits
In safes J. saact 90 o. Nos bl8 sn
go Broadway ben successful il@ iay oe'
and heavy winter som a. h- iHiu'
oy dong eEcelt bDEe Tor a present a- 'dElasea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-28
THE
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THB
ST. Louis lid SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY CO.
CONSOLIDATED
OF IllinOiS, Indiana, Kentucky and
Tennessee.
90 JeSr per cent. with sinking Fund
OF q per cent of Gross Earnings.
PrincipaI AID Interest payable In Geld In New-York
Interest SeuIi-A annually, February and Augast.

This road formed BY Consolidation Of the s.. LOu, and South
Eastern. the Evansville Nashville and the sdg,hsd and
Keutucy Railroads. and shortest possible route from
ST LOUIS and CHICAGO 10 NASHVILLE. MONTGOMERY At
LANTA MACON MOBILE. SAVANNAH, and CHARLESTON. Its
up.ruurs and squpment bI the West ITS
MONTHLY EARNINGS HAVE, SINCE THE con-
sOLIpATiON, ALREADY REACHED AN AVERAGE
OF sos. 900, AND ARE AMPLE TO OPERATE TIE
ROAD AND PAY THE INTEREST ON THE KNTIRE
BONDED DEBT.
Tire. hundred ana road completed and nly
eouipped The Consolidated Bonds issued the rate Of s2o
per mile for the purpose making ngs debt completing braDehes
and snppyng equipment the rapidly increasing business
o. 600 OOO have been limited number at 90 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The St Louis Board recently passed Of re,ouou
EXPRESSING The opnon that THIS WILL BECOME ONE or THE
BEST PAYING LINBs LEADING OUT OF ST. LOUIS"
l.ips the .toeshoi.rs on THB HONORABLE AND ABLE MAN
AGENRNT OF THE PROPERTY expressing the belief THAT
THE SECURITY OFFERgD BY THR CONSOLIDATED MORT
GAGE BOsDs TO THE AMOUNT OF S21,O00 PR MILE
Is GOOD, AND RECOMMENDING THEM WITHOUT HEsirA
TIos AS AN INVESTMENT TO CAPITALISTS, BOTH AT
HOME AND ABROAD"
Under the term, Of the Consolidated Mortgage parties holding Bonds
ssued by the ST. South Eastern Railway COMPANY Of Illinois
and Indians or By the Evansville Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Company per cent eueDcT entitled privilege Of exchanging
he sane for the Bonds application
We enthusiastically recommend these Bors uBeIeDHonAbe
Railway Security.
Pal particulars furnished upon application BY
GEORGE 0PDYKE & CO..
as Tassau-st., "a. y.
WITSL0W q WILSON,
10 William ST., n. z.
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alarule ano Slate SEantcls.

HIarule ano 1ldre 4!artcls
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IziNG WORKS 10 ard tx Ea. RghteesshiS Marble sai
Aarbe.d Marble Coantars hon1nsa prices sAt
ssty competition. AAros turning for she trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rieh and
- se CANT ds-yaa q ever description hABs aad
WOOD MAHrRLs T. r. STEWART Co., 2fo Asd IN "ess
third st. Seysnthave
THE PENRHYN SLATE CO. have removed
IN their new yareroon. Unon-sauars Fourthave and Seven
At and are offering large assortment Of A4NTBLs CRATES
nc .omprnnS msay elegant unique challenging
augn
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Dlpiheno Sonfes.

DULLs HEAD BANK-5TTH DIVIDEND;
ID NEwToRK, Dee ~ lg2Ths usual oUARrkRLi DIxIDhSD
Of -FOUR A PER CENT this DAY dsearr GUY
months payable Oh and amer e "a
of January neTt =. " NlLbsII ], oee"e-
IrcgIsos ToPEKA AND Santa PE R R. Co, }
No DgvONSHiRE-sT., BOsTON. Dec y, 49, ..
COUPON No. of the FIRST MONTICELLO
GOLD BONDS will he and after January 2
s3 Al he Oee Of the Company tn Banking house Of George
VOd'Ae 70 '' " CEGS " PIERCE. Treasurer
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sors.s, Garrlages, Garuess, Sc.

Sors.s, Giruages. @arHes5, Sc.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CAR
"A RACES. SLEiiHs. HAENBss, sLE48H BELLS HObES
BLANKETS. tsd er1aihrni enci prices Co"pe' Coupe
ln Carr aul Lghi " a"lN
MANUFACTURES USIOS. 80 Bto.dslE
NOR SALE-HORSES ana DOGS. ANY PEI
sa ie.r,s, OF obtaining Jptsng 1raHgs Or
othsr tae same ~ sns
sse price nl" . psfrhe
A. . ave insonrsasse AdGress HAWKS Co montreal Nae
LIME CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
Il {. A. PITCHS STABLES l5J East rWsnt'oaftls1
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and all knis ssd4isry goods ssteByeg nahnaenrsa u
stable, pnsh e4sf OAss ho's
every qu.h.y. Z, 8, ss-llh = 70, ~ y
uARNESS.-HorseC Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Asrsas Rsoss Hone Equipments Of eyety i5npln ae
argos, TsretI q YswYsrx C. s. aosEMAs BIO. AAaas"
ursra. llt Chsmssrs-st
CLE[GHS.-A splendid stock OF my own
- eelsbsed make EUREKA DEXTER CUTfE2S aud FOUh
PASSENGER sLgiGHs iaess produced also al
syes large and snail a. prees - 9S A. ay
l44 20 l52 Gas. ThirtJ-arstst
CTETGHS- SLEIGHS = SLEIGH BELLS
- sLElGH5 every style single and double sic ms lyo STRAPS
Sleigh Bells several second hand seyhs sad Larflges ,
MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY. os5 BtosaEaI. -
SN0 SLEIGHS of all kinds and styles;
sDt)tI Dress from 30 Bells Robes BanEeu also 10 Carriages
Of all ,,ylss cc0nthad aEl Pc , sly lt HLe@
WIN n. GRAY. 20 aud 70 Nooster-ft
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Ghanres for Business men

A YOUNG LADY ARTIST, having mOnOp-
al, Of most profitable $3.50 mneistsy 70 en-
bes 70 supply Increasing Loan doubled three nOnhs
Address MONEY West Thtyseesads. Tribune uptown once
business PARTNER WANTED-With
I'D s. capital but energetic reable and aneiy opening
ba.uss-the introduction Of Natural History specimens
Models publication Of cheap and popular works On satafa
Science. Apply ps5ou At 10 COoDer Cnion.
pI0O Il00 TO 100000 SPECIAL CAPT
and Jobhng Commission established y years
sTtm, pro6tabs perfectly capital Of 81 100
present business about O per be increased %
a. 81 facility and the trade 10 do H.
Win monopoly portion Of their merchandise With reason
Of the country mo special aa s
moi 1ute shled partnership oppor;ln
tT rsrer -oh investigating nvest eni
egmAts combining returns IN safe
beond question Standing Of House references aneEeptoaaoe
FOR ntsrviss "OhAhho IHouhe VmoS
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WATERFOWL A,D OGDKSsEuEGH RAILROAD !
PnEsIpENrs OFrcE No 81 WALLsT, Hsv ioAK Dec vi lII)
dividend NOTICE.-The Board OF Direct
~ Company have declared DyDESD Of 1--WE Psk
CENT ron earnings 20 stockholders Of record on NE
3st payable in socf OF hs Company On sd
de 18th dav February usual The Merosnne Nston bAn
in the Compsuys once WAterto"n l. ItAAAH
MARCkLLUs MASSEY, PreEidesL
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|rIntlng

CLOTE & JAMES, S1ATI0NERS, PIN l.
= gas ana RIAyK.BOOK MANUFACTURERS No. 80 faoE-st
GrsRy l. SLOrK JONATHAN JAHEs
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METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANS. No. 100 BsoADsh
HxurOHE, Dec u lS2
DIVIDEND.-The Directors of the Metro
paIan National have declared SEMI ANhUAL DiF
DES PER CENT Tree Of TAX payable on The sfss AensA!
Of Jauusry next. go. . 49,.
The transfer Books viii be eqIed urul Jan. 10 1872
III -s-sSs.. -a.-S.. GO sgsll CAslItr
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THE COUPONS of the NEW-Y0RK AND
Il OswRGO MIDLAND SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS due
Jis 1873 viii be paid and amer Jan Oh presentation Tie
Of George 0Ddyte Ca No. - SasHust, New
Yo The registered M the 18th
and Jan. T. 1918 D. {. LIflLEJOHk PrendenL
Ses-York. Dec. 10, 1872
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rertures Gno Mee.lnas,

rertures Gno Mlee.lnas.
1 ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail to
~ ssad sor LECTURE SEASON Of As AMERICAN LIT
ERARY best lecture list
BostsB Hewrerk saa Chicago give s.ssr
that 4 resssnisea-
Address
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Ia Ssr.Est Nev-rsrt
DROF. TYNDALLs LECTURES.
The Fh Lecture Of Prof TyEdan vii be rnB RELATIONS
OF LIGHT AND RADIANT HkAr a0d will be gwen TONIGHT.
O'clock Admission. 81 Tickets
bshad at tae door.
DEV. j. p. NEWMAN, ID. D., Chaplain OF
IL the u senate vii dshver bis Lecture GRkBNLANDS
icy MOUNTAINS a. Association Hall THURSDAY kyEsls6.
Jan O. 1914 O'Clock Lecture viii preesd Organ
half M y j. Barrett Doom
Reserved 15e seLrnsrs pl
ssy, at StFadsrs III Esssaash
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Rrool1lyr Tabernacle,
RgV r DIX WITT TALMAGR. d. D., PASTOR.
ACADEMY or mUsIC-TONORROw AND hERsAPTE
the BROOKLYN Tabernacle Congregation will oeeapy The Academy
Music MORNING sul EVENING At Oi and H. ua their cblrc
ia bulls seat free.
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Religious Notices.

49,
Assorir tfoa Hail. Twenty Fourhav-Servcs Of
Song TO MORROW iSanls EVENING a. u Ocoek followed By
RODERCK TERRY Bible Class conducted oY Prof
H. THOMSON a. meeting
Persons especially AasHz 40 elurel
tie above ncurs cordially lytei
Apollo E3aIi. slth-stI no Mas
GALES FORSTER, Trance speaker Lectures lvs a n sal
Psalm sAi
in bis hear there Goi Chidgens LycuD Conference
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-13

THE best way TO get out OF difficulty i
nc, to get into it. Keep well, and thus avoid
he necessity of getting well. II you are
Troubled with dyspepsia, pain in the region
Of the heart, liver or kidneys, or general
weakness, the trouble probably lies in the
vitiated condition OF the blood. Do not
wait to confirm the disease, but break it up
at once by using that in'allible remedy, DIR.
Walkers California Vinegar Bitiers.
eod&v
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TEcGGilce-The n

BIxsY's Backing. The only polish not
injurious IL leather. d&w
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Sch sshensk,s PuinSnic s;yrrp: Sawed

Scheneks Puluonic Syrup. sec-weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are The only med
icines needed 10 cure Consumption, and there are
but two things 10 do TO make the lungs heal.
First, the liver aud stomach must be got into a
good, healthy condition, for when the lungs are
wasting the hole body is wasting and the food Of
a consumptive, even II he has appetite, does not
nourish the body. II the stomach and liver are
loaded with slime it lies there and takes the place
OF food consequently the patient has appetite,
or very little, AID the gastric Juice cannot nix with
the food, which lies in the sfOinanh and spells or
sours and passes oil without nou;isniIs the sieu,.
SChEECH'S MANDRAKE Pi!LS act on the
liver and stomach, and carry oil this slime. The
SEA-WEED TONIC is n very pleasant s,inulanf,
which, directly after eating unites with the
gastric juice and dissoives the food producing good
chyme and chyle; then, by pariakips nicely OF the
PULMONIC SYRUP, the food is tanned into good
blood and the body begins to grow. As soon as The
patient besins 10 gain in flesh the matter in the
lungs begins TO ripen, anu they heal up.
This is the only way TO cure consumption. No
one was ever cured unless they began 10 gain in
6csh. The second thing IL, the patienuomUst stay
in wsrm room until they get well. u is very i'm
poitant tor them TO prevent taking cold when the
about are all wrong, and yet, because they are in
the house they must not remain quiet; they must
walk bout the room as fast as the strength will per-
init TO get up good circulation Of the blood.
To those who can afford IL, and arc unwilling TO
stay iu the house, recommend 4 visit during the
winter months to Florida, well down in the State,
where the temperature is re. nlar and not subject
10 sItn Nafi3tiofs is IN nOrlbtIn
Palatka, Melonyille, ard Enterprise points
can recommended good hotel being Kept At the
former place by the Messrs Peterman, while the
accommodations and advantages OF the latter place
such facilitate the recovery Of all who par
take freely of my preparations and follow the adj
vice have laid down, and which Is more fully set
forth in the C Icular accompanying my medicine.
Full directions accompany all my remedies, so
that person In any par. Of the world can readily
be cured by sfrid Observance Of the same.
j. II. SCdENCK, ". ID.
Price OF IKE Pul.nonic Syrup and Sea-We,d
Tonic, $3.50 per bottle, or 81. 50 per half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, - cents Fer i,ox.
Prepared and for sale Ivy
v H. ScHENCK * son.
Northeast corner 81 sixth and Arch-sis, Ph;,Ile,-
Phis, a. 10y druggists and dealers generally,
COLLINS BROS,
Sr. Louis, No.,
msis-5GiGw y holesaIe Agents.
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Symptoms Of Catarrls.

Dali, heavy headache, obstruction OF nasal
passages, discharge falling into throat,
Sometimes profusc, wa,ery, acrid, thick and
.nacious mucous. purulent, muco-pnrulent,
bloody. pu,rid, offensive, etc. In others. a
dryness, dry, watery. weak or inflamed eyes,
Ringing in ears, deafness, hawking and
c ,ushing to clear threat, alterations, scab4
from ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang, of:
fensive breath, impaired smell and taste, dir.
illness, mental depression, tickling cough, etc.
Only few OF the above symptoms are likely
to be presen; in any case at one time. Nc
disease ia more common, or less understood
by physicians. The proprietor Of DE-
SAcE'S CArARRH REMEDY will pay $500
reward for a case OF Catarrh which he can.
no, cure. Sold bv Druggists at fifty cents.
d&w.
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sre.R-- tesdy; refining sf@oc.
loLAssEs-ouiet.
PRovIs" ss-DuI.
PoSK-ouie,; new mesS sis i5Gi5 -.
REKF-Unchang-d-
Cur MEArs-Firm.
HAXs-9i9llo-
sUouLDERs-JH@-Ss
MIp,Irs-ouiet; loas clear 11zs9.5sc-
LARD-Firn; No ], 10 prime steam "a e'1--ei
fctsic ?ilc.
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chicago MASxsgt.I

CUicSe9 June IL
FLoUR-Quiet and some demand for super- and
extras at SIS 500G 50.
wHEAI-Active and higher; No ?, z.T.ns 81 6i144
al 55L cash or June.
CoEN-In good demand; No ., mixed and regl-
lar Ska i51zc; fresh i5l e cash or June.
OaTs-Firm; No 2, Ale cash or Juna.
EYE-Firm at 7ic.
B.RLEY-Quiet; No ., I'LL 551HG5s-.
%HIsEY-FiTm at See: generally held al So e..
PRcvfsIoNs-Quiet and unchanged.
PoEE-Mess So 3ogi2 IS c,sh; 81. 500 ~ for
July.
LaRp-Steady at 3; &c; summer 81 e.
BULK MEATs-QUei
HASs-In pickle steady ~ sIlnc winter cured
S1s1.c summer.
SHorLD EHS-tluie;-
BACos-No salcs
CaTILE-Duu and light sales; choice Sc coe6 80
@6 62I@.
HoSs-Openel firm and closed dni! and heavy At
6. -OI;05
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NEDlCAL,Se.
Plantation Bitters.
s. T.---l860---X.

Iii. wonderful vegetable restVrs.
tlye Is the sheet.anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. A. tonic and cor.
dial for the aged and ianyuia Il has
Ms equal am1E. si0Marh!Ss. A. .
remedy for Tie EervOass weakness 70
whic:; werian arc especially sab.
ject, i. j.. sHpeT."dias every ether
stimula.i. IL all climates. tropical,
temperate or rrisid, Il acts ~ . spe.
ciiic in..e,ery species 81. disorder which
undern,ines the bodily str. Myth and
breaks down the animal spirits.
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Sherifs Sale.

SrAYE OF KANSAS l..
County Of Leavcnworth.
In the District Court Of the fir-t Judicial Dis
trct OF the State Of Kansas setting in and for Leav.
enwOrth County in said State.
Oven Duffy, Plaintiff,
vs..
Jane Mcconnell, Hugh Nc No iafs.
Connell, William II. kals,on
and the Home Building Asso-
citation, Defendants.
DUBLF NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. under, sud by virtue Of the Judgment rem
uered In the above entitled action, in and by the
above named Court and Of special execution, is
sued on said judgment, viii on Saturday, the
22nd day Of June, A. D. lS.2, at II CLOCK O. IN.
Of said day at the CoUri H. door in the city Of
Leavenworth, 10 the County and State aforesaid
Offer at public sale and separately TO the high
est bidder, for cash In hand, the following de-
scrbed tracts Of and, situate living and he;ng in
The e.. y VI leavenworth aud STATE Of Kansas,
name Lot number two ~ and The north hal; OF
ot three 49, all in Taylers subdivision Of
the 30: Ia east quarter Of section number thirty
thier e. in Township numhcr eig"t IS Of rang
nuni3e. I<enty-two (e2l n the County and state
aforesaid
Daei =, Leavenwozth City. Kansas. Mag 18th.
4. d. 50.
THOMAS LEcNAED, sheris
IeavenwoYih County, kansas
CLoCsH WHEAT, Att - for Pril.
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TIE cures performed by DIR. Gursott''s
Extrac, of yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla are
lasting. The patients general health con-
Times TO improve after the disease IS re-
moved. Cures are not chronicled until time
has fully tested that there can be no relapse
or return of the disease. d&w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherlfss Sale.

SIA1E OF KANSAS
County Of Lsa.enworth.
In the District Court of &c rat yGd u District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting n and for Le,,en.
worth County IN said S;sic.
Charles Schvaneke, P.aiati.l
vs. Case SO $40
Peter Shoeppner AMI Mary
A., his wife. Del ndanis.
DY -IR uE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION
ID to me directed ard delivered, issued out OF the
District Court 0f the First Judicial district Of the
S,sse Of Kansss, sitting n and for Lesvenworth
County, in sid Site, and of the judgment rem
red IN the above entitled action, vii Sstur-
day, the ed day OF June, A u. iss at l.! O click
T. m, OF said day, at she Court Ecu.s door in the
CITY Of Lcavenwoiih, in the County ard state
Aforesaid, ocef st pi lie sale and sell scPr ely,
TO the highest bidder, for FASH in hand, the follow
ing described tracts Of land situate, ~ aud te-
ing In the County OF 1 eavenvorth and State Ct
KAnsas, namely: Lots nunter twenty nine (2Sl
and thirty 1907, in Block number ninety nine (.9)
in Day and Macaulay's Subdivision 10 the City Of
Leavenworfh, in said County and State
said property 10 I, be sold as commanded by the
said special Execution and in lursuance OF said
judgment THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff Of Leayenwor County, Kansas
Sherif's Ofi.cs, Lesvenvorth CITY,
May 18th, A. d. 1872. !
niay1J W. TAYLOR, Att V for Pr
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Legal Notice.

0OTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN ssplir143sa viii b made TO Hon. James n,
4ar sy, 6evsFser q tie State Of Ksns's, %
Tkursasy. tie 9Th day Of Ju.e, A. d. 1877, o. =
0sa 09seafsef - the tasd spphcatisa can b.
hard fle ~ Dfldos Of =. II u ore. Who "a,
. ~ 12th day q June, 1853. in the Crimiaal
Curt - - far LaaveavoFth County. State Of
xsaaaa. eeavsessd Of e0befzlemsnt and grand lss-
csay.
(Sg1ad) u. C. MOORE
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NEW YO8R AO1BH 1A1ABA.
NEW YoRK, June IL.
Gold, after calling :; 1855 closed active ana fsrr,
q. liiSilils. -
Loans lac for carrying.
Ciearances SIS. 600, 600.
Governments fraction lower.
State bonds heavy
Money easy At i15c-
Stocks dull
Sterling exchange 81
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~ Iauls NAg.kEi.

81. LDtiss JUNO IA
rIouK-DUll and unchanged.
WHEAI-Buoyauf and hrlner FOX an; No
spring 81 4s; No !, 81 50 In elevator only san'iio
lois of red fal, sold No Z. 81 IS; No 2, sz %
CoHx-Duil; No. 2, mixed ga dc; white nike,
5sc: bulk mixed and yellow TIC. ; white mixed
and white Gos52c sacked.
OAIs-Dull; No: mixed :et=@; >" :, white iie
sacked 4J1iGc
BAKLEg-Qu!ei-
RyE-DGE at ny
w.IsEY-Bctter; ssc. -
DIZZY SALT MEAIs-FirIa; loose clear s.de- &c
BaCoS-Fi.m 7.
SmoULDEns-LOcse sc; picked = r.
L.ED-Duil; cauutry &C.
HIsHwISEs-Steadyo OF o3c-
HENP-Dull and unchanged.
CAITLE-Quei at So 50s6 8"
Hoes t.sir; g. 50ailo
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Farm for Sale.

TINS SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION
l. Is, Iange %, No. II, Stranger Township,
Lcavenror1h County. Kansas, l6o acres. 40
feaced, - acres in cultivation; the rest in heavy
timber and pasture; new house 20xe.; good stable
and other canveniences; three springs Of never
falling water within Is rods q he house. This 10
one OF the mes; desirable locations in Leaveavorh
County, and will lie sold cheap for cash part
cash and on easy terms for the remainder.
For further information apply TO WILLIAM
SYLVESTER, on the iarm. Pos.ofce, Tonga
,xie, care Of Samuel Cooper. junei2dsw;9
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Per-y's Improved Comedone and rim-
pie Remedy. The skin medicine of the age.
Is warranted to cure red, white and matter
a,ed pimples; flesh worms ard blc'ched dis
tguraiions of the face.
Prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry, Der
n,atologiat, 40 Broad street, New York.
Sold hy druggists everywhere.
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OTHAT were beautiful. is the unspoSen
wish Of thousands of women to whom ma
trre has denied the charm Of pare, fresh,
transparent complexion. To CRAFTY this
wish Hagan's Magnolia Balm was intrcduc-
ID. The cosmetics Of the day bad been pro.
n9unced poisonous by the most distinguished
chemists, snd it was found that their ultimate
e,;.sci was to wither the skin, as well "a to
p,rsiizs the external nerves. The ladies'
hailed with delight the advent Of health
ful, herbal and forsl preparation capable OF
i'm PARTING to their faces, necks and arms a
porcele;n smoothness and tinge like that OF
an oriental pearl. They soon discovered
thy, il was "new thing underline sum- in
Comparable and unspproachable. unques-
tianabIy Hsgan's Magnolia Balm has been
the great success Of the present century: