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DIR. j. 3. ROSES
Golden p Ills.
THE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

siu-e the death OF Prof. Devees, Of the univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania the diseases OF females, As
special b,snch Of medicine has received but little
attention, and is even nov less understood than
auy other branch of the profession. After thirty
wears of extensive practice and close study. Dr. J..
4 ROSE presents the public rs the result, these
truly excellent Pills. They have peculiar affinity
for the debiiiated muscles Of the females, and IL
80 CASE HAVE THEY FAILED in radically curing
those distressing complaints females are 20 often
subject to. They brace the whole system, giving
strength and vivacfy 10 the frame at large, BY in.
creasing the coloring matter Of the blood causing
the capillary system to become more fully injected,
the lips to assume redder color, and the eye ne
newed brightness They are pre-emfnently tonic,
and peculiarly fitted to Improve the quality uf the
blood, when impoverished BY any cause; hence,
they are useful in diseases characterized by debi.
~, especially when the consequence Of any iLordi.
nate discharge. For those depressedey pale COM
pexion, languor restlessness, palpitatisn, enfes.
bled circulation, and thin blood, they are Q
sovereign remedy. Thousands Of lsdies Who had
lang been under ihe those practeing the cid
system Of medicine, have pronounced them supe-
nor to the whole faculty. and their various
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sent be mail &c any address receipt Of 50 cents.
No. S. North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Penn.
mafi3vcd&eov
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~. l.OUN MAHlIET,

ST. LOUIS, May :.
FLOUR Steady and unchanged
WHFAT-Firm and noi much doing AMI supply
light; sample lots Of No ., spring 81 &C; IIme red
fall 81 10.
CORS-Mixed and yellow unchanged; white
mixed firm; No 2, mixed 461zegi7c: do yellow sc ;
do white mixed 4S1<s950c bulk western miye1 S.
@5jlzc; vhite 5Ga5.c sacked.
OATs-Sieod. NO2, sl@i2c bulk; 455aG: for
sacked.
BARLEY-In better demand cor best qualities;
chogee spring 70Gssc.
Rhythm; Mo-, .se.
PORK-Quiet and v. elk ress offered at si2 25,a
IL 50.
Dry SALT MEATs-Unchangei.
BACON-Dull and unchadged.
LARD-Demand for prime steam but buyers and
sellers apart.
COFFEE-Quiet; BIO lSs<a23.
SUGAR-Loaisiana skalle; refne1 &c higher.
Misunderstanding doing.
HIGHwISEs-Firm n SIC.
HENP-Dul and unchanged.
CATTLE-Dull at 81 10.
HoGs-s3 .5a4 %.
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for which it, happy arrangement OF Theory, Eser-
eises, and /, 2. and part Songs. admirably
a1sPt it. %s~s u 90
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AElYCAL..

color, nth the gloss and fieshnesscf
youth. Thin hair is thiekened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often.
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are Destroyed, OF
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that . new growth of
hair is produced Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will present the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely ia
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich,
glossy lustrs, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, lass.
SOLD By ALE DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For Sale BY GEO. a. EDDY, Leavenworth, Ks
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GNeeklp Gimes
nTHURSDAY, MAY 9, 1872.

THE Vicksbufg Herald says that on the
SPOT, OIL Champion Hill, Vicksburs' where
the rebel Gen. .Tilghman was shot dead at
the head of his troops, stood peachtre the
leaves and fruit Of which ever Afterwards
,vere of a blood-red color. The tree was
transplanted 10 a distant orchard, but still
retains its peculiarly. Asimilar tint pre-
yades the leaves and scions tahen from II.
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DIR. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable Curafiyen
permanently cures all forms Of ''Sps,matorrheA''
or Seminal Weakness in from tve To seven
weeks time II restores Lost Power and brings back
the youthful vigor Of those vhs have Destroyed IL
b. se1aal sxcAasss Or evil practices Young men
suffering from the eEeets Of that dreadfuy destruc-
tive habit II ssif-abuse can use this medicine With
This remedy has been used BY Dr.. Boharnap In hi,
private practice for over thirty year. and has never
h1ied In curing even in the wont cases. Price %
Per Peekafe Sent 70 x1y address free from observe
toni. sold only 81 DT. c. A. Bohannzn's oian.
~ ~ nseh Sinh street. st. Louis, No. Esfab-
& opgisAAv1W
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valuable Indian compound, for restoring the
health. and for the permanen, cure Of ali dseases
Arising from impurities Of the blood, such as
serofiia, Scroiulous HuInOr, Cancer, Caneerous
tiuinor, Erysipelas, Canker, Salt I:heuin,
Puppies and HumOrs on the Face, Ulcers,
Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Neural
gia, Rheumatism Pains 10 the
Side, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
COstiveness, Piles, Heal
ache, Di.xiacss,
Nervousness, Faintnsss ut the Stomach, Pains In
ID. Back, kidney Complaints, Female
Weakness. and Gene raj Debility.
This PREPARATION is scientifically and
chemically combined, and strongly
concentrated from roots, herbs AMI blrss,
that It's good effects realized immediately after
commencing 10 take il. Ihare is disease Of the
human system for which the VEGEIISE cannot be
used with perfect safety, it does not contain any
metallic compound. For Graduating the system OF
all impurities If the blood, has e, al. IL has
never failed to effect cure, gviD : tone and
strength to the system debiiitzted by disease. 1t
wonderful effects upon these eompl.l ats are sur
prising to all. Many have teen cured by the
Vegetine that have tried many other remedies. II
can well be called
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THE STATE OF KANSAS

in the Probate Court, in and Tor said COUNTY
In the matter ofthe Estate
OF Bradley Rich, Minor.
PON THE FILING OF APPLIC ALTON 4,
-. w. sanders, Guardian Of said Minor, .
an order of said Court TO s.oI az priv.te all I,
north half Of the Northeast fourth OF the northv
fourth Of section sixteen Of township 3. Of range
IN said county, with proof of due personal serv
OF que and regal notice upon said Minor and his
Suariian, more than ten days prior TO the |,
hxed FOR said application. The said Court ,iirrc,
Postponement OF the said matter to the 4th da,
n.y, 20, y. 10 clock r. m, and that furti
notice thereof be given by two consecutive werl
insertiens OF this notice in n weekly uewstat
published in the City OF LsavenvoI,h in A.
day OF hearing. ~ -
III. v. SANDERS, Gu.r,ii,n.
By l. BuRNpS his Az
ne1venworth. Kansas, April -, 1872.
by order OF the Probate Court
RICHARD X. REFS
april Probate yu.il.
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Capital song ,or Young Singer
.wArDIE AED IaE ELUE-BsaD. .Haekiefsn. q
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, !

STATE OF KANSAS,
Lesvenworth County,
In the Probate Court, in and for ala co,,,,v
In the matter OF the Estate Off
lsaacS. Pile, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ TERS Of Administration have been grsnte,
late of said County, deceased. by the HonorabIs M
Probate Court of the County and stan. af,r,,s.i
dated the 10th day OF April, A d. 49,. Now !.
PeIsons ha,in; claims against the said estate N
the undersigned Tor allowance within one wear fr,,
the date OF said letters, they NAV he preclui,.
irom any benefit OF such estate and that ii sue,
date Of said letters, they shall be forever bsrr~i
JAMES w. PILE, Admir-
ofthe Estate Of Isaac :. Pile Deceased
Lea'enwcrth, April 20. is12 mav.v3w
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
pEIAnARRs.s SPECIFIC PILLS,

Prepared BY Garauciere 4 Dupont, No. 2lI Rue
Lombard, Paris, and highly recommended b. The
entire Medical Faculty Of France. are the very bt
remedy in all cases Of Spermatorrh0ea, o. seminal
Weakness; Nightly, Daily or Premature Eots-
sions; Sexual Weakness o ImpoteDcy; weakneO
arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Exeesss;
Relaxation Of the Genital Osgms; Week Spine;
''Lime' ''Brick.dust' deposits In the Unne;
''Milky Eischaryes,'' &c. and all the ebe.tiy
train Of symptoms arising from Ovefase o. kx.
ceases. --- rA
They cure when all other remedies fail. -sh
Price d Dor Box. :
Sent by mail, securely sealed FROM an observation,
by enclosing price to the Sole General Agent M
America, JOB MOSES. IS Costland-st., New York.
Pamphlets Of Advce is In each box, or Win be sent
Free TO any address.
BRYATS PULMOMIC WATERS
unfailing In the cure Of Cou6Hs, Colds, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, HoARsRHEas, D1Y11-
CULT BRKA-HIN0. IScIPIExr CONSUMPTION AID
DISEASES or THE LUNGS. They have no taste Of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thos-
sands have been restored to health that hsd beoFo
de.paired. Testimony given in hundreds Il casea.
o sisgis dose relieves IN TKN MINUTES. Ask for
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WATERS. Price IS cents.
Sent by mail for 50 cents. address Ia.
JOE MOSES,
IS CouYtlandt street, New York.
jes5dS weOw3is-
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice of Final Settlement
STATE OF KANSAS,
II aavAn-,rSh CN,, =

STATE OF KANSAS,
LeavenvOrth Country,
In the Probate Court, in and for said County
IN the matter Of the Estate OF
Sarah short, Deceased
4 tHEpITOES AND ALL OTHER PERSJE
Interested in the sforssaid Estate, are hsr=s
ih..i.su, that at the next regular term Of the r
80 ,v Soar,, in and for said County and State, to
IN The City and County Of Leavenvorrh. and srst
AAns1s aioresaid. on the first Monday Of July
S,i, .,, isz, ! shall apply to .aid CJurl E5
-. '''' n a . p1 s MI, of said Estate.
~. naoLoAEW CRANSTON, EXT.
u the last will of Sarah Short Dec a
,1s'. shvorfh- April 25th. A. d. I,72.
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S,w YORK. MARK ri.

FLoUE-Higher; super6ne Sc s5a7 90; common
to good 81 3oa7 IS; good 10 choice 81 @5as ca
white wheat Western extra 81 30.
WHIsHY-Firm atsSc.
WHEAT-unsetiled and higher; .ed western
81 90al 81; white western !2t5.
RYk-FirmeIr western 9tt0s5c-
CORs-Heavy; western mixed .6a..e. yellow
.ic bulk.
OATs-Quie;; western 121za.ic.
CoFFEE-Da1l; Rio li4gl7c.
SUGAE-Finner; refining SE@?c.
MOLAssEs-Firm.
PROvIsIONs-Dull.
MSS PoRK-Heavy; new 3l3 GDal3 c.; prime
SlI 6O91l IA; prime mess 81; -.
BEEF-Cnchanged.
MIDDLEs-Quiet; long clear - a..
CUT MEATS-Dull.
HAxs-9@loIc
SHOULDERS GAGE.
LARD-Lower; No i. to prime steam s1sasI1zze;
kettle sc.
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LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS,
N.h 80 49,.

March 10Th, lSsZ-
In the n after Of the Assignment Of John We
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! undersigned, assignee of John Weary, Vi
the 10 day OF July, at 9 o clock a. M 1872, att
as his Insurance Office, SIS Delaware street. Lrav
enwo-th City, for the purpose Of hearing and a.
gusting all Claims OF the creditors Of said JoI
weary, and that all creditors of said John w~a
are required TO present their claims at said tip
and ace for ad !ustment and that the unG ersign.
wih attend Al said time and place for said purp.s
Ior ana during the time provided by Law in su
Eases. GEO. 5. WOODWARD,
iuai-i"ohi Assignee of John Wcary
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THE YELLOW STONE.
More About the Excursion to the
National Park.
Steamers to Sail About the 18th of
June.

The glowing descriptions of scenery along
the banks of the distant Yellow Stone pub
lished in the Scri5ner and Overland month
lies have awakened desire among the pee
pie of leisure and wealth TO visit the famous
region where Congress proposes to locate the
National Park
Some weeks ago THE TINES, upon the au-
,hority of Commodore Z. II. Duriee, Presi-
dent of the Northwestern Transportation
Company announced that one of the superb
steamers of that line would transport an ex-
cursion party to the head of navigation on
that river. Following the publication, let
tiers in abundance were received by Mr..
Durfee, and inquiries made by mail to this
office, seeking further information about the
proposed summer excursion.
We are glad TO notice that preparations
for the trip are still going on, and that the
excursion steamer and her consort will sail
from Sioux City on or about the 18th of
June. Owing TO the disposition of winter
TO linger and coquette with spring, it was de-
cided to defer the starting time
from the LIST of June TO the
date above named. Originally 1t was the in
tention to send only one steamer, but to avoid
any possibility of delays resulting from &C
cident, and TO render the trip safe as
we'll as an enjoyable one, the Commodore
has consented TO send two steamers and &C.
cept a military escort from Gen. Sheridan.
Present indications point to large volume
OF water in the Yellowstone this year, snd
no doub, light draught boats can ascend TO
the mouth Of Powder River. Many appli-
cations from Washington for s,ate-rooms
have been received, and among the appli-
cants are several members of Congress and
prominent Department officers, who prefer
the Yellowstone trip 10 the California tour.
Among the cxcursionsts already registered
are many ladies. 1t is thought the round
trip from Sioux City will occupy about sixty
days, afiording ample time for hunting, fish
ing and prospecting.
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And We; some people think that Train i;

So general has the public confidence be-
come in Dr. Ayers medicines, apd go great
the demand for them, that unprincipled
villains are attempting to deceive the unwary
by imposing upon them their worthless nos
trums under similarity of name. Cherry
Pectoral Lozengers, DIR. Ayers Troches,
Ayers PastiIes for Coughs, Cherry Pectoral
Cough Drops, Ayers Fever and Ague Cure.
DIR. Ayers Indian Pills, &c, &c, none of
which are OF DIR. Ayers manufacture or COM
position) are specimens Of this villainy and
deceit. They not only defraud the sick Of
their modey but of their health, or the re-
covery of their health, which is far more
important than money. From actual coun-
terfeits the people are protected by law
which the Doctor promptly entorces, but
these evasions sometimes elude the law, and
purchasers must protect themselves by re-
fusing TO be deceived by them.-Dorer N. II.
Bee
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1ateholoI's Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye Il the best IN the rwld-
pertectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disagreea.
BILE oiOr. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces INMEDIATELY q splendid Black CT
natural Brown. leaves the hair clean, so, beasti-
full does not contain particle Of lead any init
nous COMPOUND. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
IL RsIND STREET NY. ocf3-2(
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.t,e western Herald.

The W,sfe,n HesaLdwill be issued at Doni-
phan CITY, Kansas, on the 18th Of the pres
ent month, and weekly thereafter. Those
who want a good, lively, and reliable
newspaper, LIBERAL in politics, can leave
their names at =. o. Box l07l, Leavenworth.
Dr. J. j. Crock, OF this city, is editor and
proprietor-S2, 90 year.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Harry RELIEF FOR YoUSG Mrz ffom the ..
ieet."i Errors and Abuses in early life. Nnnho.
restored. Nervous debility cured. Iinpsdimen.
10 Marriage removed. New method OF tr.atuett
New ant remarkable reElsles Books and Ciret-
lar ssnt free, In seai.,i snvelopes
Address, now ARD ASSOCIATION No. sout
MINI 81, fEIlaleI i,hla. IL. snl.,IA va
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ERSONAL The celebrated cloth
iers Of ST. Louie, Mo, announce the
Introduction Of a plan OF ordering
clothes by letter. il which they cali
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MUSICAL.


By L o. EMERSON and V. i. TIL-DkN.
Mas been adopted promptly, on examination, by
large number Of teseheTs Of
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Or. WHITTIER,
el7 s.. Charles street s.. leeis No

S;::s.s: =: Z; =. 8:
si. $ a.. ssi;; J:
Ss sssssssir .Se!s!ssss:s:z: .: .: sssSs .s.
e: 3 e. :a
..es,sss "a s.erer yesr.. etA.r and ~A.sa
yfsssss .sas = q. slle.ias ssee,.; nssvouoness,
Sidsss: a.sssio1 % @ soei 81 II S smassSs,
Slsass pc csssa poses ssi Gag
srvI,is as,ains Gsr aiis esp.riesee
eating ,hoas,nis OF easss every ye,r ae1aies
s,sieiass ssswing, tais fre; esiy %
fse establishment Z, while sou,s .r,uel., rms, 1, ,h
rost exensve Ia tie County embracing Reception
Consssssdoa .eesas Boarfins AMI Sl-~psns asrncnts
shere all medicines rsrd in the sepsrrt
ssd most trertant Of st thu Library: vhcEe OF sn
fssai. Anatoraical r.:.. lfr i've .-t e.r :. -
trastr1.ins c->e1sef co,i,tions with hive len pr.p
IRA fai. fancs nssaIaesi ., espess- sai h.
tarosn vide opca TO al callers ratiea,s see he D. or
sep.raie,y ssS rris a'eiy From great number u
uader The Docto.s he V ke,p ,s e,,. a,
charges within tie rcsch Psrscu.l a.
beet travelling being expensive NAM every stt. ant
ocA.osahy one In k"rS,' tf his aeioas
the csrs teing eSadH1=i y tail express Curr,ht-
ei>es sna-antec -h~To gbt e,i-ts a. j. fraa.IT ,s.
Al eoasinsHie1uaL' s'nriy Confidential ,:nes li.-rs-
10 tAs eacs.
Private, SssIIl auI Nss,... L. IS, .cnt sr.;ttT 10
Stamps. 10 prspsy
1be writings Q: Il ysio,.n whose Iepuf.-
tom Is union wiic = worth The postage, and
sSs p ceoss 1nn heed! NSnsanL0G&i!
sOS pages, Whte 10 aRSW eP every con-
efcvabte Qoestfcn. that the G.uba-
fut curl OMS 81 inNNis Tive wish 10
Know, VIII Dc senG securely senIcss,
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Public Notice.

NDER AND BY VI.IUE OF THE ST
~ tftS ofthe state of Pennsylvania in such
maize ami provided. and in accordance y ith instr
lions IN said Commission contained: public no
Is hereby given that have been commissioned
me Governor of the State OF Pennsylvania 4
Commissioner OF Deeds for the State of Pennss'
nia, To reside at Leavenworth, in the Stale Of
sas, Ior the term OF tive years from and after
10th day Of April, A. ID. 1872.
T. N. %. CtOUGH.
aPm ~, iotz Com. OF Deeds Tor Penn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
new YORK. noHEx MARKET.

NEW foRK, May.
Gold opened strong ut ll4lS; closed dull and
steady At ll31 x0ll35xr
Loans &c gold to &c for carrying.
GezYznces esl, 500, 900.
Governments dull and lower 10 sympathy with
gold.
Money frm At the close from &c TO &c gold: tic
majority Of she loans At &c.
State bonds dull and strong.
Sterling exchange 81.
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Oidcr's Museum. Circus and Nena-
Scrfe.

Ofder'S Museum. Circus ana Ne0a-
gerfe.
This grand alliance is to visit our city on
Tuesday and Wednesday, May q and g,
with an entire new system Of conducting q
show; an improvement tina; must meet with
mrked :approhation. One new feature
which impresses US favorably and shows to us
the progressive spirit of Mr.. Older, is the
arrangement of his pavilions, Whereby the
Museum and Menagerie can be viewed with
out attending the Circus, IS each are in sepa-
rate payilions and one ticket admits to both;
again, Mr.. Older was frst in the field with
an instructive museum attached to travel
ing Menagerie and Circus; and the very
first to search the hidden depths of the sea,
and bring forth to the gaze of the dweller.
Of the land, monster Whale, Sea Tiger,
Sea Cow. Seals, Sea Dog, Sharks, and nu-
MeFom other marine monsters.
Cene 10 town and see the Baby Elephant,
only Say inches high, observe tie numer.
euB Lone Tigers, Hyena, 4 host of Mon
aeys, and over three hundred beautiful Trop-
ical Birds.
Come and see the European Gymnaste,
Mons. and Madame Sanyeah, the most won.
derful performers in the world. We can ~
sure our readers that no better show viii
make its appearance here this season..
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CURES
N E u r A L IA.

This mos valuable compound diseOyerei by
medical science, Is for the immediate relief and
few drops applied externally, gives instant re-
lief, without the slightest injury TO the system.
Don't fail To give il trial. ASK your rag Us, for
q Circular.
+. F. CRONYS Z CO.,
Iabraory, 5il N sixth street, St. Louis
For sale by Ge1. A. Eddy, Z. =. Humphrey,
X. J. Brown, Rott. PaIhani, TLeo. fsers,lorI, Geo
Cmmethun. nar,I,lywsJ
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J. c. STONE. VIZ. r. BOKLAxD,
Presidchx. Cashier.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

DESIGEATED DEPOSITORY AyD FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
hCOvcnVVoE EROs,
Buys and sells Government Bonds, State, Coanty,
and City Scrip and boods.
Exchange on Europe for sale. Collectioos made
and RENTED for on day Of payment
Deposits received and general Banking bu.ine
transacted. febl.dAV. @
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Something ursnily needed by everyday. Cali
ard examine, OF Il samples sent postage fIesj
nry cents that re;f'~ readily for ten dollar. L.
iulvGwS
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MANHOOD! WONANHODD!

Popular medical ! ozs, Hos Ssy.sl. e1,l.i.
- 80 49, ~Gr'y ~ ~. ar tMpE Of.
sss A.ss F4J-says14! Sse5seass fhs taexres:.,.g
ssIsaee 81 Nspro'fact,Ss- ETes-.ass SEXUAL EIcttes
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CHICAGO. N.Y..
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WHEAT Excited and higher; No. ,, spring
81 &c on the spot.
CORS-Tame; No 2, mixed 1876.
OATs-Firm mo 2, 3Gc.
RYE-Strong and steady; No Q, sic.
BARLEY-Neglected and firm; No 2, 5o95sc.
PROvIsIONs-Quiet.
PoRK-Mess lower At sI2 50dlg65.
LARD-Lower at IS 65aS 20.
BULK MEATs-Steady and unchanged.
SHoULDERs-Lc; clear rib ss+c; clear sides nc.
HAMs-In pickle sS9Hc.
HIsHwINEs-Sl0w at Sac.
HoGs-Ac'ive and shade frmer at 81 209i -.
CATTLE-DulI at 81 O0a6 SO.
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