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lbminilfrafion sz9ln,ei0e.

0o6ridt pir6 hermit ~seaeben, baS Undergraduate
BoIlmadt Sur 8erualtuno 6es RadlaIies hes albiel
perftorbenen Sobann SSobm erbalten babeu. Aae,
bic 6orherunSen on bleicm gtadlaS baben iperoen
gen i~pdtcitens al Is. SftobertS72 etnjureihsn une
9elteno Su maiden ooer Su eeDdrti0en, bas lie ibrer
anjprii6e on bieier gtadldS 9eieflib fTr u%erluittS
YadlaE 5u MAIDEN ba6cu, fperben bierInit ~aufgeior
bert, iolhe unperjlslib on l~lnterSeiGncte 81 teiIeu,
no nibt, 70 lpiro geritttit ein9eidrittcn.
Mnua HR. g0brn,
Glusmff SSDhm,
100 nI 4A1 ca
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xrduunoen.

6EUNHHgeH+
In 16. Mpril burb Gaitor Su1sr Sames Senad,
pom atbens, ala., nit SRI. Sirslnia Rpan BON
bier.
am Is. 4pril burd gaior SEEDS Sohann g.
Gbarpif NIT 6u. Wouie 8. 3oHmauu, Seioe
bon bier.
am lS. IpriI bu,d Safer Dausbertp 5ofea &.
Soing NIT SRI. Saura u. Soft, Yeloe BON bier.
Im IS. april burd Paltor Wolf RutoIpb u.
Matelina nit SRI. Marie 6. Corn.
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vMarRlinger," idreibt Der ct.
Coulter uInS." = hat pom Gpuperneur
8romn cine 11mmanolung bes SOoesurz
tbeils, bas nod INNER lber ieinem 5aapte
idpebte, erbalten; er ioa fir feline Shat
bur6 ~sebnjdbrise 3udtbausitrafe baBen.
alinser's Sal uno oieie neuelte Bbaie
beTelben, bic suslsid ben gbidiub biloet,
ertpedt i'm 9ublitum jebt I'LL nod siemlid
eerinses SntereNe, neil iid pieanselegenz
belt ihon bur9 piele Sabre btnge5cgen
bat, unO gum 3peiten, neil man elnen lol=
den 9lusgans bes SALES NIT Setimnltz
belt erpartet bate; man glaubte allsemein
iton LANCE, baB basSpbesurtbeil an Slim
ger ME ppufredt perben mlroe. Sie groBe
Susenb bes 8erbrehers GUT 3eit, mo
er bic Shat perlbt bat, panote ibm Die
Sbeilnabme bes YublifumS gu, aber lie
mare ibnt idperlid getpOrben, penn er bte
srauie Sbdt in pprgerldterem glitter be-
oanqen bdtte.-Ob tbm i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
elm tbeilmeiier Grlab berStraTriit 9epdbrt,
pper bic 3eit, bic CT i'm Gefdngniile suge=
bra6t bat, ibm in abrednuns sebra6t
neroen mirp, ldbt fi6 Dor Der 9ano ni6t
iasen. SIM Nopember 1867 mar es, ais
er ieinen Onfel 9einr. @eiOner pbne bic
auerserinsite geranlahung tbOtete uno
ieitoem bat er bas Gefdnsnib nidt pieoer
perlaien; ct fiBt oemnad idpn pier uno
elm babies Sabr binter S6lpb uno Site
ne1h
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Gin @efek
U m I. MYTH 1S72 8tnebmt9t.
Staats>0i1enlen.


9termit 6ur 9tdtrttt allen BsrioEen mo Sorperz
l9alttnt tr9eno mrlHer art, psi9e @slbdIts in Der
Sicenie plpcn miiien, ta6 ie cine Iolte an ODER uor
Dem 1. Yiai nGdit9ln erbalteu, ooer aU9eIuuieue Stz
ceuien erneuerH tonnen.
). 6reemGn Raitr, ESQ.,, Glert be5 Com.
mcn=$leaszWeribtee, III nun uorberrittt, in leiner
SiTce, I'M @ro9eipoiie oss carbohydrates, etaatss
Slcenien aus ulertigeu. GEO. y name,
(aprilt, 1Utt. ia. 81 G6ellff.
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communications Wnsei0e.

Iadridt luir6 hermit srseber, bos lnterScitnets
8olma6t 5ur 8erlpaltun9 6es Yadlaiies oes aabicr
p~erftorb. sjaccb. wsidbeI erbalten babeu. Ane Die,
bic 6orberuusen on bieiem Rahlas baben, nerben
hermit auieeforbcrt, iolbe nebt ben nOtbt9en Belle
gen I~pdteitens ON 81. Sftobrr 1872 cin3ureihen unh
anipriiGc on 6irien Go6laS scicelit fir pertuhia c1s
fldrt lperoen rto9en. ale, Die 3ablunecn an btcien
Ia6laS Su MAIDEN BADEN, prrbcn btcr1nit o~uf9cior-
bert, IoIbe unpersI9ti6 an nHterSctdrete gu lciiten
no nidt 10 iuir6 oeri6tlit ein9eidritten.
(95,f0i, 107, 113| S0bn MidheI, @bnl.
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IJO,oIIUVT UIIEI Utb Observation-Disclosures,
SIream Der Strasen=S urdbrubs=
SpmntfiGrc.

Baltimore, 3. Ipril 1872.
Die @ommiIdre iir ben 8urbbrub bon Stra6Cn
MAIDEN biermit in @emG6bGit bes i. 9bi1nitteS elmer
9eroronung 8ur ausIbung 9eWiicr Der @emeinoe in
BeBiebun9 aui bic Strascn in Der StaotB Suz
itebenoer Seiu9niiic, iDeide am 3. april 1866 9en9b=
migt ~fporoen, oaB tte MDntdg, ben Is. Mtai 1872,
Sfmitta9s 10 nbr. in Sitrcou Der @omniiiGre
SIooit=@de BON 9aloertz uno 9eriu0tonitraBe, iid
perIalnmeln peroen, uul on auSIbun9 9~enanRter See
Iugniiie gu 9ebeu unb Die ibncn ilbertrd9enen uuo BON
ibnen e1beti1ten Bflidtcn i'm 8etref Oes SonSrms
nireu5 unb SehneuS FER &anoaIeffrdse, BON
oarioro=9loao bis sur Sonoitra6e, in llcbcreinfims
mun9 nit elmer am 1. april 1872 S%enc5mt9ten &er=
orbnln9 oe5 Ntapors uno StabtrGtbes BON Saltis
more 81 oRrrthteH. Sfaac Sps,
Sames @. Mprrpp,
Spbn 9. @iauert,
Commit DIRE.
fQI "a 6 4AlA q Z HGrnn.n EcIr
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~ gufeeb.r Der 3ab1una an Sohann Smntni
in Wonihewie, Sobmen, it eriudt, in Der SSp. +.
NI. porduiprsden. -
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FOntltr.- Cbratre GOmiqar.
1X Die an3iebsnofen Sorfsuunoer. HE
Baltimore bietet.
StetS iiberppue SdufcrII
Jesen IbenS une Weittpcd, unr SoruobrpA
~Gad,mittdse miro aeipieIt.
Gin Grfule, Elm Grfola,
Ipie or In eIfttm Sdufe nod uid1t teiuss OsL,i
dsn sebGbt.
NstteTes Engagement
Der S%apanefen,
Der Sdpdnefeu,
Der Jdpduefen,
Der I%dpdnefen,
Der Sapanefen
aui nod sire gauhc.
Sem Gtrsftor oleies o~oItet5umIifen Ebsotsts IN
Is s%eluraeu, tie ggertsu gum guiItubs i5fss Tbilss
oelpbttr engagements Su beiueacn Unb ibrt SnnonSs
isn.2ruppe nod' cine 4FOdbs i'm 6routtr, >T5catsr
gGitlIen Su lahen. ~
SebcR gbene un6 Rittpod unb Gnrrnbsrh Do4.
ulttoe trltt IVY
sis saiferIide jesrO'sr 5Gpaueler. qruppe
Srits Sorilernng Der sro5eH 2eifuna BON
Fri CtoFidn.
rueI&s Don Der @alsrie sur 9Hbue binobslsttst.
Srof Gdugcro
uHo ole g|et1u1rte 8rlppe In neueu plrfeu.
Stlte gSode ors neuCR 6ee'nsSoUtts:
DoTtn ole erlte S1u;erin
Fri. ScttIc gemmelsbeta
uno Die unptrgIei6Iihe un6 beltebte
Sa~lIetzSruppe
Die gruse 2uilipieI.Sruppe
tn our9neg Reuem ptelfdlttaeu Bro
Qramrlc.
Sum Sdluife oas Sduuipiel:
Die xSDifebons bon SrIdubs
ober
"Sts 0ed6teteu Dette."
SsoeR 6rett a 9: Sorteuuns fur 1ameu.
mtaflhres :Dttttn obs unb Sonuabtnhs
R1hmittIue 1o7+fop
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~ Wan Ieie bic anseise BON Srpant, gtrattpn
q 2atIer's f~aufmdnniidber 4~ebranfelt out Der
[, Settei (Stt 2,1Sl
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SCI Sir tofsenpe Yerionen itssen Srtef. In Der
Erpee. Z. Sldttes:
Nrau Niftoria 5bpmas; Sobn 2orers;
sphann Baaner; Chs. saul Neikis;
fran, SDbler; Seine aruie.
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zNilrcon,

Bolttmort, bPn 10. Ueb. 1872.
Sa bic Stro6er & 8urdbruh6 : Gomrnifidre einen
polen lnb perbeficrten Seridt iiber bic NnIdee unb
8er9itnn9en Der Grruritcruna Der 6Idntliuftranc,
BON Der @rcen. bis Sur BearlftraSe, in metnen Biz
reau nieberaeleot 6aben, 10 MADE t1 hermit Be-
fonnt, baB Bic 8iGer uno 8Gdne btnftdtGi6 oeriel.
ben i'm Stabt Wesiftrators : Bireau bis Gum go.
Mai 1872 CUR Ginfidt fir dle intereifirten 8crs
ionen geofnet iein fueroen, mlbreno ioelher !3eit BON
Der @nti6eiouu9 Der %@ommifidre IN ir0enb cincH
@eri6te uelbes @eri6t5barteit oorlber beftst,
appeaation cling ele9t rperbsn fam.
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Neah'S "GRAND DUCHESS" A1l>
.s- niid1eS Wnfer.

SffSsssssssss ss9Sasssss'
n Seiratbs. nnb .Ephess2lnseiaem, 4 Seilen
nid.t iiberid,reitens, rs Sents fir einmalise
Sufertiun.
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g~eriammlaags- Mn3etgett.

HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Sonmtas, ben %. aprif, Ulor9ens Hl0 lbr, fin
bet cine B~triamrnluns bieii 9erSsraeliten in Naine's
6ale, GGe SGlttmorsitra6e rno Boft Sffce=a oenue,
itatt.
0as gomite fir Contribution urb Iebengeiete
lpiro ieine Grbeit Der 8erIammlun9 potlescn. lin
5sblrcite Steilnabme Uiro eriutt.
SpeI Sutmann, 8icesBrGi.;
G00-2) SO. Gdipf. Gtfrctir.
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"a Gufseber Der 3abluns on Goo Wedria @rmn'
Der in NefbenfeIs lit eriu@t, in Der Gspeh. D. Sl.
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pg- auiseber Der 3abluns on Glifabetb Sid,
5orsbndt. Sapsrn, 1T e!iudt, in Der Srp. .. 81.
npY2uipreben.
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RtteS 9DapierI 40 Gent8 pro 100,

nm nit eineIn Sorrat5e alien Bapicrs a~uf,urfua
men, Idf{en mir ba1leIbe beute fir 40 CITE. pro 100
8oaen Gb. 04an Helbe f@ In Der Grp. b, 81.
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X*H8GtNC%
Dienfa9, ben %. apriI,, psribieb uniere quite
Nfutter nnb 9roBmutter Srau marie GnaeI &al=
mep aus SannoDer I'M II. 2cbensiabre. Die Beer
%bisuns, tuoSu S~reunbe uno 8eruancte abtursspon
einselaDen ftnb, finoet bente NadDmiftas 3 ubr
bonn Eiauerbaufe, Sr. As, GniDr=, @de Der Sor=
%reItffrase, aus ftatt.
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Offsier in ibren Reiben, Der Sitter BON
brei beutlden Orben lit. !9err Grepalc
aus Wppobamba, ber auf beuti6enariessz
idulen ieine Misunderstanding erbielt,
fdmpfte in Dem Selosuse ppn 1866 alsSf<
f;ier in einem befenoarmitdotiiden Heiz
teri eaimente sesen 9reuben unO erbielt
sur Grinneruns baran bic beiii6e 8riess<
Senfmanse. SIN oeutid : fran56liden
ariese nabm er Suerit nit ber %. Sipiiipn
an ben admpfen BET Diet, pann nit Der
%. an ben 2pire< Sdladten She'll unp
errang fi6, mebrfa6 p%erpunoet, our6
Wutb unb Sapierfett bas Gilerne Sreuj
uno ben Orben Der @enbii6en arpne.
Na6 Der &ldfebr in iein Saterlanp trat
er in bic peruaniide Irmee elm uno arbielt
pom Brdiioenten 8alta bic %grnennuns
sum Aide de camp nit Gapitdnsrang.
alls bienttbuenber Off3ier bate arepalo
INT Neuiabrstase bas biplumatiiGe Corps
in benz gorsimmer bes 8rdiiDenten 81
%empiansen, alpo Der gertreter Srant=
rei9's nidt lber ii6 geminnen fonnte,
ben GruB pes "Aide de camp" su
ertpieoern, ionbern ibn grimrnig isnoz
rtrte.
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Sair.

a. Sair.
gggp. MpntGa, Den 22., bis Hreitea, ben &C,
SS ,. Mlts, miro cine aroBGrtiee Sair uon ben
fuss Scincinrc" in Der Stride auf 6r Sdc 6es 8roQos
map nno Der 9ompitCaoit raBe sum Selten Der SduIe
eebGlttn.
8le Odmen bdhcn Riht urterIaIicn, nm ibreu
SeiubCrn Den InientbUIt 10 anqcnebm, ais m6aiih,
gu MAIDEN. 0ds Eublitum ivro i~reunoliCb Sum Be-
Jude sin9elaoen.
StEtritt % GCnts; Saiionz9tlcte so Cts.
(lU01) 9d5 Sumite.
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EF- Hufs eber Der 3abIuns on Dab. MsTeS Cd
In Berlin ii eriuht, id in Der Grpeo. b. Sl. 5u mel
hor .
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8Qunerei1te.

WiGiamfraBen : 8auberein Nr. 10.
Do bieier Gerein nun ri6tie o~rsaniiirt lit unb Dos
@inidreitegeIo erboben, 70 eriuden mir ollie Stcieni=
gen, fue(de iid einem 9uten Sercine aniblieBen mol.
len, fid IrsItas aheno um 3 ubr im 2otale bes brn
Sernhare Sriefmanu. Ode Ter sSiuiams nnS
@cberfraRe, etnsuinben, no bic criie Gin5abIuns
urb BeomtenDabI itattfinbet.
Spbann Seitrid), prob. Irdi.;
Sol. Sbur1ann, prop. SdGtnl.;
(e9-10O Spbann +. Iaacl, prop. Ger,
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EooeSfGue

EooeSfGlle.
Sim %. aptif aSilbelm alesanter Nrietrid, 8
Ufonate nno s Gage oil, iIu9iteS S0bn9en BON aler.
unb Gora Sriebrib.
Am %. Npitl 98lIbelm q. @prn, SSQbreH Maoz
nate unb q Gage alt, Sobn BON @tlbelm unb aate
6. s. Sorn.
Gn 8. April in gorf Sprinas, Ia., frau Iaomi
S1effer. a
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Heife fir @in0er.

SeIen fir 1sppi6e 'uno Su anberem Getrarde, gdr,
isn BON a0en Sorten, elmer, 3iinobol56en, Borftz
beien, grite, Seile, Biatiaosu pom 5anT IL. 8aum<
fpofc, Bet:iGnire II. f. I. uorrrGtbi9 mo 5u boben bel
9eor9e hi Jpn an q 6 omp.
@de Ger SaIoert' nne &pmbarSareee.
(Sor1 1o9Btp tE my
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AID REFRESHMENTS, NOTICES DC.
published in the "CoRRKsPosDENT" in the English
and German languages.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-03-14
1mE END OF THE WORLD.
We shall Wind up i'm August, is.s

The end OF the world is now set for next
summer. Tsste Dar;d cum Si5yllG, or rather
DIR. Cummings and Prof. Piantamour. For
while the prophetic Doctors latest caicula-
non places the final coniisgration at aUoUt
this time. the grea, astronomer OF Geneva re-
laies the discovery OF comet of wonderful
and unusual size, that is rushing with I'M
mense velocity toward our earth, TO reach it
on the 18th of August. Prof. Plantamour
has found this come. aiar OF in space, point
ed so directly toward cur globe that nothing
can prevent collision excep, the Intervention
of some other heavenly body 10 sway the
xsnderer out of its course. 1t is new comet
and therefore more to be dreaded than our
old friends of the same sort, which have been
picked to pieces by the speciroscope. pierced
by the telescope, and, in one or two instances,
even robbed ofpart oftheir laxurisnt tails.
We know these to be harmless bodies, while
of this giant Of Prot. Plantamour We know
nothing. But there Is consolation IN the
thought that before the collision actually
takes place our wise men will have ample
opportunity to disseca the hostile comet and
inform Us whether our fate is TO be incre-
mated with burning gas, stoned to death with
histories, or simply to add another satellite
I to our train.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-03-14
DIR. G. BIGELOW,
Confidential PhYSician

Has removed from No. l79 South Clark-st. corner
Of Monroe, to No. 4Gi SOUTH SAFEST, CHICAGO.
1t is well known by all readers Of the papers that
DR.. c. Bigelow is the Oldest established physician
in Chicago who has made the treatment of all
chronic and Sexual diseases a speciality. Science
and experience has made Dr.. B. the most renowned
SPECIALIST Of the age, honored by the press, es-
teemed of the highest medical attainments by all
the medical institutions Of the day, having devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perllDting remedies
that will cure positively the worst Of CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the EXTRAORDINARY
ORGANS in both sexes. SEMINAL WEAKNESS pro-
ducing NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION TO SOCIETY, In
PAIRED VISION Loss OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. II Is evident that one who con.
lines himself to the study Of certain diseases treat
ing Of cases every year. must have greater
SIS ill than physician in general practice Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies and gentlemen.
Sent free to any address in sealed envelope. Con-
sULTATON6 RRER. The 6nest rooms in the city,
with SEPARATE PARLOKs for ladies and gentlemen.
Call-see only the Doctor. CORRESPONDENTS COZ +.
FIDENTIAL. Address Letters to Dr. Z. B.GE.
LOW, No. A6i Safest.
n. B.-Ladies send for descriptive circular Of
Pessarc ReWedi, the hest preventive OF conception
known. Sent to any address free Of charge. declS
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice.

| OFFICE OF THE Kansas AND Missouri BRIroE J
COMPANY
LKAvHSwoRrH, Kansas March 5, ls.2.
Notice is hereby given that.
WHEREAS, The Board o. Directors of the Ran
Szs and Missouri Fridge Company at the several
meetings OF the said Board at the times hereinafter
the capital stock subscribed for on the books 0.
said Company, 10 wit: On the second day Of Janu-
airy, A. D.. 1855, for five per cent. on said stock.
On the tenth day, of February, 1859, iOr
eighth day OF October, 1859. for If
; teen per cent. on said stock. On the twenty
fourth day Of November, ls69, for ten per cent. on
said stock. on the thirteenth day OF January,
tenth DAY of February, 1870 for ten Per cent on
said stock. ON the second day OF September, 1870
for ten per cent. said stock and on the fifth day
OF November, 1870, for ten per ceat on said stock,
on which assessments and calls due notice was
given of the time and place Of payment q required
~ law And,
Der A. D., 1870. said above assessments and calls
were affirmed by said Board of Directors, and re-
made and the subscribers for stock on
the hooks OF said Company, we've
ing House OF Clark X Co, in the said City OF Leay-
enworth, TO the Treasurer OF said KANSAS and Mis-
souri, Bridge Company, on the 22nd day of Deem
Der $50 of which calls and assessments notice was
then published in the LEAyESwoRTH DAILY
TINES, newspaper published and of general circu-
lation in said County of leayenworth, the county
III oI >llt
Missouri Bridge Company, is located, notifying the
stockholders aforesaid Ci said assessments and of
the time and place at which said assessments and
calls were required 10 be paid above set forth.
which notice was published for more than twenty
days before said day Of payment and of which no
tice copy Was then sent by the
Kansas and Missouri Bridge Company 10 each Of
the subscribers hereinafter named, and
wAEIEAS on aid sixteenth day Of NOyenIbeT
1870, further call and assessment was made 10y
.aid Board OF Directors on all the stock subscribed
fr on TIE books OF said Company, the subscription
price OF which was payable in money Of twenty
per cent; payable at said banking house
liz the manner above set forth, said twenty
second day cf December, $50, and notice Thereof
published in said above named newspaper, specify
ing said assessments and calls requiring payment
To- he made 10 the Treasurer OF said Company Al
said Banking House, said twenty-seCoud day Of
becrmher, 1870, at which time and place said
Treasurer attendance 10 receive the same. and
WHEREAS, The following named subscribers on
the books FIR stock in sid Bridge Company, for the
shares and stock subscribed for by them respective
ly have failed TO pay the amounts, calls and in
stallments said stock the portion thereof set
iurih being due ON the following list oi SuhscTip-
tons, tOwit;
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ADDRESS
N q T. vou@
ID EBILTT ATED.
TO THE

Whose suieriHss hare been p.usflereI f,nm hidden
Cause and whose eases require prompt tre1t.nca,
reader existence desirable: fyou are suilcr.,r,
o have suffered, from involuntary discharges,
| What ctNet does 1t produce upon your general
heli.h: ~ yea Ge,l weak, debilitated. easily
iIois Dos Nt''e extra exertion produce palpita-
;ion o: he hertz Does you liver, or urinary or
{ ii', your kideeys, frequent get out o order.
Is yoGr urine sometimes tIIck, milky or focsy, OF
is +, ropy on settling: Or does the scum rise :,
| she tor, iris sediment at the bottom after it
has stood awhile: Do .yoa have spells Of shor.
br,ath.uz or iysr,rsia' Are your bowels cons,i-
patcic Do YOU have spells of ianting, orrushes of
blood TO the hcad2 Is your memory impaircdr If
y5ar mind constantly dwelling upon this subject7
To yes :.sl doll, list', u.opus, t;rei Of company
| HE DO you wish to De Iei, alone, to &c; away
iron, cseryhaiy: Does any little thing make you
start or jumP7 l, your sleep 'rlss2 OF rs,:.e. f
the lustre o: your eye as bril-. .. Inc II ooul on
yo;;r cheek rs bri,i': To ia o., ~ yoarSe- d IN
society wei; 10 Won s1rs;- -aar s,:-iues4 W n
the same energy? Dol ou tee o. lluc., SCI. adenec
I in yourself! Are your sE.It;S duu AMI tagging,
/ given 20 Cts OF melancholy ICso, 10 not lay :. 10
your liver or dyspepsia tsvr yog RESTLESS nirhts1
| IeurlIca weak, yoar knee v,sS. an- have feil
little appetite. AMI you a''r.ngtc this 80 dspsp-
sia or liver compliant.
/ Now, reader, sei-ahuse, vea-riai disrasss h.I:y
| ur,i, ami sexual excuses a'e a.! capa.'e. pro-
! during weakness Of the gsr'rI.iTe orssas. f4e
| organs % generation, when u-'r.s hes.'a u,Ive
the E'sn. Dill yoa ever thin ;.ir. those rolt fs
FAINT, energetic, rerevering, succes.'r'i nIs:nc~-
/ men ar always these whose . leratIve Organs arc
in rerioc; health: You never hear such men com
plain o. being melancholy, OF nervousness OF PAL
! pitation Of the heart.
How many men, from the effects Of excesses have
brought about that state of weakness in sexual or
glus that has reduced the general system so much
| as 10 induce almost every other disease idiocy,
iunacy, paralysis, spinal =fostions. suicide and
almost every other form Of disease which humanity
heir to- and the rca cause Of tie trouble scarcely
ever suspected, anil have 1-ci remedies Cor all but
| tic right one.
Diseases OF those ORGANS require the use Of diu-
retic. HELNBOLD' FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
- the great piureie, and is certain for di-
/ sease. 81 the Bladder, Hiiucys, Gravel, Dropsy,
I Organic Wca&rC-, Female Complaints, General
debility, and all di=g7ses q the sexual organs,
whether existing in male female, from whatever
oate eli mating, ard matter Of how long stand
! ing.
/. no treatment IS submitted 70, Consumption or
| Insanity may onsue. Our ,osh and blood are sup
ported from these source and the health and hap
piuezs, aud that Of PostcIiv. depends upon prompt
Vso % reliable remedy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-03-14

Nov, Therefore, in pursuance OF said praoeeGi ngs
and in each and all OF them, and in pursuance OF the
Tston. secretary of aid Kansas 4 Missouri Bridge
Company, will, OF the 18th day Of March, A. u.
1872, the Office of the Kansas * Missouri Bridge
Company in the building in which the Fist Ma
tional Bank of LeavenwOrth is situated. near the
of Fourth and Delaware streets in the city
Ieayenworth, State Of Kansas, Al the hour Of 10
% clock q. ofsad day, offer fo- sale aad sell To
the highest and best bidder Tor cash in hand, each
and all OF the above named and numbered shares of
stock which sale will he adjourned from day
If Unnecessary until all said stock shall be sold.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Company
this 9Th day OF March, y. D. 1872.
fSE.L.l ISAAC f. EATON, Secy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-03-14

WHEREAS, More than ten days having expired
after the time liked for the payueu OF each AID all
OF said assessments and GALE the Directors OF said
Kansas Missouri Bridge Company ct regular
meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF said Company
On the t2jrd lweniy-thiTd day OF June. a. ID.
ISL. passed and adopted the following resolution,
90 wit:
EcS0irei, By the BOARD OF Directors ofIhc Kansas
4 Missouri Bridge Company, that whereas assess
menis and calls have been made all the stock OF
this company heretofore subscribed, and whereas
large proportion Of the assessments made remain
due and unpaid 1t is therefore resolved by the Di
reCtcrs OF said company that all stock subscribed
for upon which assessments and calls have been
made, and which assessments AMI calls remain I'M
pail De sold ct public sale by the Secretary OF this
Company, who is required 10 give public notice of
the time and place of sale required by law, and
that the attorneys Of this company after 81 sale,
proceed the balance due from the subscribers for
such stock after deducting the amount realized
thereon by such SALE.