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4Gur undertaking would he attended
with no particular risk, rs there WAS but
OPP house i'll the immediate vicinity to
t4e cemetery, and that the dwelling of
Tue sexton, man we'll into years and
nearly deaf, as was also his housckecper,
familiarly known as Goody Dent.
| s.At ten o'clock, according to appoint
men, | repaired to our rendezvous, and
found my two companions awaiting me.
we carried between US, spade, a rope,
aschiscl, lantern, and large, heavy
,y'Sol y.'Sol sack, i'll which wraptho subject"
ssh,ce siihc night was cloudy, and we picked our
zilently through the dark streets,
now and then haslinga ray from olli:
lantern, OH the path ahead.
Arrivingat the cemetery, wcf ound the
gate scsurely fastened, but easily vauIted
over the enclosure. The tomb stones
cleaned dull and white through the mur
Ky gloom. y violent wind whlc! had
risen with the setting Of the sun, soughed
over the tall grass and shook The willow
branches until they lashcd each other, ms
in q blind fury. We pressed closely to.
gether, reassuring ourselves by low-spo-
ken .iests and light conversation.
Oar informant had been able to des-
,clihc the exact locality in which the
corpse had been deposited, and with little
difficulty we found our way to the freshly
hcapel mound Of earth which marked
the now-made crave. He~o!utcly we set
20 work, using The spade i'll turn, until
ut lcnglh il struck. with dull thud,
upon the coffin lid. After that we pro-
cecded with more care, and less spced,
nntil the whole top OF the coffin was bare.
This Middleton announced ina strange
whisper.
Come out of it then" was Rivers
quick response. Your two-hundrcd
pounds, avoir,lupoise will smash the
whole conccrn."
We drew Middleton out, and | held
the lantern, while Rivers, who was much
slishtcr, but very muscular, descended
with rope and chisel. noticed the coffin
WAS Il very large one, and nearly seven
feet i'll length. He unscrcwcd the liz and
threw it back.
"Nlahomct and all thc prophets" was
his somewhat irrcvercnt exclamation.
Pecring down; with NIi,l,llston over NY
shoulder, / bcho.d the massive head, and
giant shoulders Of man in thc prime of
life; his features indicated Norwegian
descent Large rs was his coffin it fitted
him snugly.
"rhc whole iii has got TO conc OFF,
SAID Rivers lusubriously. "Notling less
vii! begin TO answer" After some dill
gent work with the cliiscl, lie lifted the
lid to one side, setting it up cdgc-wise.
The corpse was all OF six feet height, and
wond wcigh-at rough guess
hundred and sevcnty-iive pounds. Fast
enlng the rope to the arms and across the
Shoulders, Rivers climbed up to the edge
OF tlc cavity, and united hisstcngth with
ours.
"llcrc VIC are ~ was his conGttcut asscr-
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came up convulsed with merriment. "Do
you see that strip of linen out yonder,
that Goody Don't has out bleaching?
We'll, you know thc.wind was a parfsct
gale, and blew up the cloth and sent it
rolling along, and these fellows mistook
it for a graveyard specter. Hal Ha!
Hap
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experiments on living subjects, who must
lLger i'll suffering, perhaps die, because
we lack that knowledge of the Human
system, and skiIifulncss in surgery, which
d'ssecting alone could have taught us?
Has 1t ever occurred to your mind, that
the eccentric gentleman who, on diving,
wllletl his body to scientific Institution,
served as trulya missionary purpose as
nc who crosses the ocean to spend his life
in ministry among the l.ca.!,cn?
But to return TO my narrative. II was
Just ut the time Of ou- greatest privation,
when we had sent far and near to procure
;thsahjeet,i,,nd found, Zone sarli lisroIas.s;5E,.
that some of the class brought intelligence
OF a body which hal, that verv afternoon
been inferred i'll the cemetery adjoining
the town. 1t WAS the body of a man, and
the death had been a sudden one, though
from no contagious disease. The limited
Illness, as it would leave the system very
nearly i'll its natural condition, rendered
it the more desirable for scientific pur-
poses.
Under ordinary circumstances, such nm
act as dcspoling Il grave would never
have occurred to any of u*, at least with
a view of carrying it out Indeed, there
was law i'll the college forbidui"s it,
under heavy penalty but taking in
consideration all the previously cited cir
cumstanccs, you will prcceiye how strong
Il temptation confronted u: OF course
we were bound TO the utnostsccrccv and
could profit by Tie use Of our "iorbidlcn
ffuit' only in the privacy Of our iudivil,
ual apartments. This WAS plainly under
stood in the beginning
By twos and thrccs, We s;ragp!al TO-
gcther, uttcring low comments and sue-
gcstions, until twelve OF our nnmbcr had
assembled Together we repaired TO The
lodgings Of Il classmutc, where, secure
from earcsdroppers, or interruption, q
unanimous vote decided i'll favor of OBJ.
tanning possession Of the body.
Three of our number were dcputcd 10
procure it, and as no one volunteered
they were selected by lot. Nine blanks
ana three crosses were put Into hat.
was the first 10 draw, and brought out u
cross; then came two blanks, and a eros
fol Dick Rivers, otherwise called The
"Blow-hard!' y four more blanks, and the
third cross fell TO tall, strapping fellow
by tho name Of Matthew Middleton.
We were instructed to raise the body.
about the hour OF midnight, and convey
it cautiously, through an unfrcquentcd
by-way MS inr as Lynn street, ana conceal
it in u closet adjoining the bachelor
apartments of one of our class, where no
pryng land-lady or curious chamber.
mad might SPY out our secret. %Thc
coming evening was decided upon rs the
one upon which we were TO make ,bc
attempt. In case ofsurprisc or disturb,
anec, we were to make our way back with
all possible dispatch, hasten quietly 10
our lodgings and tcign ignorance Of The
"holc transaction.
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oRANGEBUEea, SOUTH CARohnNA,.s 05EDNEsDAY. gEP
POETRY.
LITTLE LIFTERs.

"Bcdr yc one Anothcr's Burdens"
Did You know my darling children
There was work for you to do,
As yon tread life's ilowery pathway,
'Ncath skies of brightest blue?
Your tiny hands so feeble,
May powcrlcss appear,
But they often Tighten burdens
The strongest scarce canbcar
Iou nll are Little Lirters,"
Who with loving zeal will try
To help the weak and weary,
And dry the fearful eye;
And though you lift but little,
Faint not, but lift again,
The hardest rock is worn
by the constant dripping rain.
And when you sing to baby,
Till inc gently falls to sleep;
Or comfort little sister,
~ NJ 'i"S !cS -cS;sc 10 weep;
Or tic mp Johnnie's shoe strings
And shielding hci from care.
And when father, tired aud weary,
Comes i'ome TO rest ut hight,
Draw up for him the easy clfair,
And make the fire burn bright,
Though small the deeds Of kindness,
-Nnd low the words of love,
The recording angel writes item
In glowing lines above.
Then lave and help each o,|.er,
For to you this charge is given,
And in lifting others burdens,
Iou lift your souls to heaven.
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FOR SALE,
Attcn percentDiscountonC on Cost,
SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,

Situated in Orangcbnrg County, including the
property known rs the Whimorc Soap Factory.
and other Lots in the Town Of Orangcburg,
also one valuable tract of land containing six
hundred acres, situated in Aiken County. tmn
three hundred acre tract situated in I.cxinetan
Comfy. One tract containing one hundred
and thirty acres situated on Johns Island. Al
of which lands were bought cheap and will be
sold for cash ten per cent below cost
ang27.-tf
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DR.. Bohanuan.

OFFICE NO. GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET
between Washington Avenue and Green streets
50. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Leayenworth County,
In The District Court sitting in and for aid County
oil LGavenwOuh.
George A. Moore. Plaintiff, !
Belinda Townsend and ElWiui
Townsend, her husband,
Defendants.
vOu THE ABOVE NAMED EFENDANTS
l are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
December, A. ID. 1871. The plaintiff above named
filed in the abeye entitled court, tO-wit: The Dis.
triet Court sitting in and for leavenwOrth COu.ty
in said State of Kansas his :ettion in said action,
that you have been sued therein, and you are fur
Their notified that You must answer the petit on
filed by said plaintiff before the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1872, and in default Of sad an
swer the petition will he taken As true and judg-
mcnt rendered Of tho following nature, tO-wit:
That the said plaintiff is the owner in lee simple OF
the following described lands tc-wit: Lot number
fourteen 40 and the west hall OF lot number fifteen
(l5) in block number six t6j, in Clark and Re~s'
addition TO Leavenwortn City, as described On the
Hat of said addition OF record in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds in AID for said County and state
Aforesaid, and that you, said defendants have n"
right title interest in the has either Of
you any right interest therein, and that the title
Of said land he quoted in said plaintiff.
II. M HERMAN,
decaSw3w Att y for Plaintiff.
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PARAMOUNT, Jan. 4. 1872.
At a meeting OF the nd, MS and citizens
Of the school at Paramount, Leavenwor.h
county, Kansas, it was announced that the
death of W. H. Ruble, our teacher, had oc-
CURED at Topeka oil the morning of dec. 80,
1871, while in attendance at the Safe Teach
ers' Association at that place.
On motion, J. D. R..eynerson was called TO
the chat, and NJ. r. Mitchell to act as Secre.
tary.
A coumittee were then appointed, who re-
ported the following an expression OF the
sense Of the students and community:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almis hty God
10 remove from our midst our teacher and
fellow citizen;
Resolved, That We deeply feel the loss OF
enc we had all learned TO love and esteem so
highly as teacher and citizen, and while
we mourn our loss, We fully realize that his
decease has deprived his profession Of a
bright and promising member.
Resolued, That We deeply sympalhize will
his bereaved relatives in their great sorrow,
and ms, earnestly desire for them that con
ISOLATION only afforded by our kind Heavenly
Father.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of these proceeding
be sent to the family Of the deceased, and al
so to the indianapolis Journal and the Leav
enxorth TINES for publication.
Resokred, that minute of this meeting
and resolutions be placed upon the record Of
our school.
COMMITTEES. ID. Reyner-on, DIR. s. COT
tin, NJ. X. Mitchell.
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They cure when all other remedies fail.
Price 81 Der Box,
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
WintG-Proof systems.

Thick boois arrl hannels are necessary at this
season, la; tbs human frame requires something
more tian th.s. 10 render it waterproof. The
inner man, well As the outer surface Of the body,
must he protected. The raw, moist, chilly winds
which prevail 4, this season trauspierce the warm
esq clothing and apt 10 effect the health unfa-
vor.sbly, both through the pores and the respra
tory organs The sure.t way the evil is 10
strengthen the internal machine, and thus enable
il 10 repel the deviializing influence Of Gnwhole-
some weather. Enrich the bloO., gently stimu-
late the circulation. guaie the bowels, invigo-
rate the stomach, tone tie liver. and brsce the
nerves with HostStter's Stomach Pitiers, and no
condition OF the atmosphere, however inclement
variation Of the barometer them meter,
system thus fortified in advance, and put In perfect
working order. Damp and cold, acting upon n
sensitive eole organization, may produce con-
sumption, Gipthera, neuralgia, rheumatism, dye
pepsia liver complaint; Low nervous fever, or in
termittent fever; the importance Of rendering the
system imperviouS to these two destructive ele-
Incnts is therefore obvious. Persons in delica.e
health who at all liable 10 be iDjuriously ST
fectsd by atmospheric influences, should take the
Bitters daily throughout the winter and spring In
this way dangerous diseases may he wardei Of,
and a condition Of perfect health preserved by in.
aividuals of comparatively feeble ply ique while
those more robust, who SCOT at precautions, are
suffering the penalty of their reckessness in hOspi
taIs and sick rooms. tn th-satSw
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HARRIAGUE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWE DOCTOR-Peing a
private instructor for married penons, or those
about 70 b married, both male and female in
every thing eoacerning tho ply siology and reia-
tons Of our eexual systeo, and the production and
prevention of eespsing. ineludisg al the new dis
esveFis: nsyer before given in the English Ian.
guage, ty w. YOUNG, y. d. This is really
valsahle saA intereseise work 1t is written in
plain language nor the esserA reader. and Il Illus
tSa1e1 With nuoer6us Engnvings. All young mar.
nd people, OF thoss contemplating marriage, and
having the least mpediment to married life should
rod this boox. IL dscloses secrets that every one
should b acquainted With; still it is . book that
must b loeked up and not let lie about the house
J. viii te .eat u any sddress the receipt ot 50
etats. Ad9res D.. w. y0yse. ,.o. sie Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
NAV1lscfeO AnD UIF0hIrSAIK-No matter
What nay b yosr dissase. before you place your
III under The care Of say enc OF the QtACKSL
native advertise in this oJ any other
paper, get acopy OF d.. Young Book and read II
eass1elly II VIII b the means Of saving you many
dollar, your health. and possibly your life. DR..
Young can y consulted on any Of the diseases de-
serihe1 u his publications BY mail at his Office,
No &c Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
dees-s5v
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Seminal Weakness Cured,

DE-. ROHANNAN'S Vegetable Curative"
permanently cures ali forms Of ''SperInatorrhea''
or ''Seminal Weakness in from two to seven
weeks time. II restores Lost Power and brings back
the youthful visor of those who have destroyed IL
by sexual excuses or evil practices. Young men
suffering from the effects of that drcadfully destTuc
tive habit OF seii-abuse this medicine with
the assurance Of 4 speedy anil permanent cure.
This remedy has been used by Dr. Bohannan in his
private practice for thirty years, and has
failed in curing IN the worst cases Price IS
per package. Sent To any address free from obscrva
tom. sold only at Dr. &. A. Bohannan's office
No. Gi9 North Fiiih street. 81. Louis. Mo. Esiab-
lshed in 1881.
,nri5ik v1iq
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81. IOUES MARKH.

ST. LorIs, January 3.
CoITOS-Fim at 20c.
FLoUR- Finn: fall SUPER So 5oa5 co; NS.5s
10: NN So 25aS 20.
wHEAT--StrOng and higher; No ., spring 81 81 /;
No3 red fall 81 81.
CoRN-Slow: mixed on track 4iGi2c; priIae
white sacked 56d5:c.
OaIs-Dull; No 2 in elevator &c; mixed sacked
Ale.
BAEIEY-S;eady. Iowa spring Csc.
RYE-Highsr and wanted; No =, in elevator
.SaSac
yIISMwINKs-Stcady n SSc.
Tor, CC5-Steady.
HENp-Naminal.
RAGGiN6-Duil a. 16l.dl1c.
Pork Quiet II SIS % cash; sii0l Seller for
April.
MEArs-Dry sat quiet; shoulders and clear rib
Sc; clear csc: all loose packed lots asards ltc
higher.
BAooy-Steady and orders SLED shoalde.s G. &c;
clear rib 1l.a71-c; ear 7H@1@c.
I.Axp-Ea.ier at SIC cash; 81 e seller for Zebra
ary.
NoGs-Quiet and easier At sioOai 10; bulk OF
sales ct - 1894 20.
CArTLh-Act.yc at 81 00@5 %.
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Coansssesi~m Of shr First Ap.nn Last
Might.
The first span OF tie bridge ~:,s completed
at 5n'clcck yesterday afternoon, ali the tenn
porary structure will Ike removed to -dsv.
Those people who claim Ia believe that the
work is not progressing, should visit il. At
all points it is being pressed forward with the
greatest possible dispatch.
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Road Notice.

flNIEGE WILL BE A PETITION PRESENTED
l to the county Board OF LeavenwOrth County,
Kansas, at their first regular meeting in February,
1872 praying Tor viewers 10 be appointed to lay out
Of the southeast OF the northeast quarter OF
section No. Is, in township No. 1e, range No. 81
thence east 40 rods, thence south two miles
practicable to Michel Road in Stranger town
ship. Ibis 9th day Of January, 1872.
JACOB MORRIS,
janllw2w Principal Petitioner.
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Dooley's Yeast Powder has been gradually but
surely increasing in demand and public favor from
its y ellk E0xn chemical purity and the uniform
rolls. biscuits, Xc II is An established fact that
one pound If Dooiey's Yeast Powder will produce
letter results in The culinary department than
double the quantity ofthe majority Of Baking Pow
der, in market As IL persa;ts no waste Of -four
prepared With it, il is the cheapest IS we'll as the
hest Full weight guaranteed. All hrst-ciass
srocers k-spit. tu.wed-hiAw
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MEDICAL.

.WALAsA Tfopsetos. ~ y. Aepv.AID = w, Dt.sSD'S
en- As Is, s-a sie1sis-'' 'sA' eaa % % e'""'1s
Hsss Tessm
-, Observation-Disclosures,
$3.50. -. - ,,..nN..
-. ., - ,.'..-.N -
1 :. ~ ,,'s III. |
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~
C.c. A"e. * nc :.
.- a - $50 -
f ' Ill Ah' Aso'a.o' VI w ssAs"i.
90 i .na'et anu 'esso',ns inc o'ooa
''e'''i's so"a'n 40 pe'so" can 'a.e 'nese n.s-
'i' A..o's ~ uee'S' an. ieNAA'" 1o"s un"e1i,
P'o'1'u '''eif oole' VIC MOT as'uo.e0 W mineral
Ioson OK o'her means' anu 'i'e ''ai ofsa's Sas'eu
oey ona INC point oi fepa'f -
AneS "1c 0e.ss0 rs wen % =
1ooac' possessing a.so the peeunar merit OF actns
Nsa io"ei.u' asen' "a an sns .onseson W -"n-l'-
i'a a,sr :. ne I've. :. altne 'scefal organs
Z. SVA FA-AANIss "ne'ner IN
s'"s VI ou ia'feu OF Single AZ the GAVIN OF "oma'i-
hood or at the turn Of c these Tonic Bitten have
canal =
For lnnannatory and Chroaie Rheuoa-
tlsa and Gout. Dyspcpsla - I,Aseesssen,
RilIou.. Re-ls,..s "a 1.s.-s..s.. -
vers, Daseascs OF tho Bleed. Liver, Kid
$500, .cSs' 'heSe osssers nave been most
Bleed, which is generally produced by dcrangemen;
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nveprps1a M v~n,cr.-o~ ~
81. p,;, a., ~. c,.,,,..- 60,
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DIR ESS

TO THE
-ANI)-

Whose su:erings nave been Pso,rac,ei iIou, hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment
render existence desirable: Ifyou are suffering.
have suffered, from involuntary discharges,
what effect does it produce upon your general
health Do you feel weak, debilitatei, easily
tired' Docs little extra exerton prolace palpita-
ton Of the heart? Does you liver or ur nary or
gans, or your kidneys, frequently get out order.
your urine sometimes thick. milky or Hocky, o,
is it ropy ssitIins' Or docs thick rise to
the tope Or is sediment at :she bottom after i,
has stood avhiIc' Do you have spells Of short
breathing or dyspepsia7 Are your bowels eoas,i-
pated: do you have spells Of aintins or PUSHES Of
blood to the head. Is your memory inpaireAr
your mind constantly dwelling upon this subjecsr
Do you feel dull ls,less moping tired Of company.
oflitef Do you wish to he left alone. to get away
from every body: Does any little thing make you
'' VI Jump - ''u' ''e'P ''o'"E u 'e-''ss<'
| the Iu,tre o, vour eve rs Lri..,, An,
| h.;.,.,. ...-.-...-
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No. ,...,., ..,s. 49,. .,;.t 49,. All.
| '''"' "''S
ureh, and sexual excuses sTe AZ capable q! pro-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

As THIS is the Season to Strengthen AID increase
the growth of hair, modern science has tested
CHEvAIIEE's LIFE FOR THE HAIR, and it is the
only nu'ricious and elegant hair-dressing in the
vol! for restoring gray hair, stopping its falling
aud Increasing its yrogth. dAw
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
L~avenworth County,
In tie Probate Ccurt in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of
Isaac D. Pe.nocs, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin
IN is:ration have been granted 10 the undersigned
on the Estate of Isaac D. Pennock, late: Of said
County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate
Court OF the County and State aforesaid, dated the
9th day Of January, A. u. 1872. Now, all persons
having claims against the said estate, are hereby
notified that they must present the same TO the I'M
tlcrsigned for allowance within one year from the
date of said letters they NAY be precluded from
any benefit Of such estate and that such claims he
moi exhibited within three year, afeT the date Of
said Letters, they shall be forever barred.
ENOS HOOK, Admir-
OF the Estate Of Isaac b. Penno.k, Deceased.
Leavenworth, January, 9th, 1872.
janilu3w
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LOCAL. N \ BSEn TT.

ASuAkI 3. 1872
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DR.. G. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician

Has removed from No. 119 South Clark-st., corner
Of Monroe, to No. 4Gi SOUTH SAFEST, chicago.
IL is well known by all readers OF the papers thai
Dr. e. Bigelow is the oldest established physician
in Chicago who has made the treatment Of all
chronic and Sexual Diseases speciality. Science
and experience has made DIR. X. the most reno ned
SPECIALIST II the age, honorei by the press, es-
teemed OF the highest medical at;ainments by all
the medical institutions ofthe day. having devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perecting remedies
that will positively the worst cases Of CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the GKSrTo-URINARY
ORGANS in both sexes. SEMINAL WEAKNESS pro-
ducing NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION TO SOCIETY, I'M
PAIRED VISION Loss OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. II is evident that one who con-
fines himself to the study Of certain diseases treat
ing thousands Of cases every year. must have greater
81 i'll than phi sician in general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies and gentlemen.
Sent free 10 any address in sealed envelope. Con-
sULTATIoS FREE The finest rooms in the city,
with SEPARATE PARLoRs for ladies' and gentlemen.
Call-sec only the Doctor. CORRESPONDENCE cos
FIDESTIAL. Address letters to Dr. L. b GE-
Low, No 4G3 State. s..
n. B.-Ladies send for n descriptive circular Of
Fessarie Hemedi the best preventive OF conception
known. Sent TO any address tree Of charge. decI9
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Road Notice.

TIlHERE WILL BE A PETITION PRESENTED
i to the County Bolrd Of Leavenworth County.
Kansas. at their first regular meeting in February
1872 ing that viewers be appointed to lay out
and locate . county road, commencing at q point
the Perryvie Road, where il crosses the section
line between section No. and section No. &,
in township No. 10, range No. q, thence south as
near rs practicable to the southwest corner Of the
northwest quarter Oi section 20, thence west lG0
rods, thence south leo rods near practicable.
thence the most practicable route 10 COx's School
House; all in township No. 10, range No. ~, Ton
sanOxie township. This 5th day OF January, 1877.
NERAL SULLIVAN,
j.nliu2w Principal Petitioner.