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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29

nWMERs OF FARMS ...-.
Debring TO sell or exchange by sending full particu
lars and fee OF u, can have them advertised and
Otherwise negotiated without mourning any further
expense until business is enected. C0mmissio ~
per cent JOHN Il. KWkN, Heal kstAte Broker,
~ 80 Nassau 81, New York.
RHFBREFcEs- "a. 7. Bonner a Co, 20 Broad street
New York james Buchan a o., 100 Elizabeth 81.
NeE York. jan28-Im
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29

~ Who'll RSALB AND RETAIL
L. FRANK's,
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsETs, LADIES AND chill,
DRENS UNDER-GARMRNTs,
MANUPA CToRT,
5n:MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
octl7-ly
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Gdnfattnnal

CoRNELL UNIVERSITY,
~ ITHACA, N. Y,
Mr. H. Jackson, H. s.
hrfnetpdi Taylor d Jaeksons Academy.
WILMINGTON, BM.
Dear Sir-That all Of the young men who have
entered this institution from your Academy have
passed 80 creditably on entering and have main
tain0d SO good q standing since consider as high
ly honorable 70 the thoreughness and ndelity OF
your C9rps Of Instructors Iremain, my dear sir,
Very truly yours
novsO,iyd&W ANDREW D. WHITE, Pres.
:" A. REYNO OLDs',
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE,
WILMINGTON, DEL
FALL TERN WILL oPN sErTEMBKR, I'd, lsTa
febl6-1yd&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29

II Osr-on the ssth INST. a dark fur cape. A
4 liberal reward will be paid by returning 20
jan2e ST. t8g als 1893 MAkkkI 81.
r osT-A BLACK MARTEN BOA, on the New
4 Castle road, Tuesda evening" fsth inHL The
nnder will be rewarded on leaving II "
jan9p 81 1901 WARRINGTON ST.
n OsT-This morning, IN going from Sixth and
4 King streets 70 20 the Nevp1n Pike. black
satchell. The fneer will he suitably rewarded hy
returning 10 \ 3 lan2s r. TfiIA OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29


- BztensfUe Furniture StOTe.-The attention Of
the public is called 70 the very large and varied
stock OF furniture OF j. j. N. Harman, No. AlO
King street. There ia nothing equal TO 1t in the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low az the best
houses In the large cities.
building Fet.-We have been very much inter.
ested in examining samples Of this Feltng sent us
by MI. g. Fay, Camden, N. j. 1t is highly recon-
mended for covering the outside OF buildings, and
inside instead Of plaster tar substance Objec-
tlonable, being used. II has great strength and
resembles nne leather Mr. Fay manufactures from
this feltng, moor covering painted in various neat
designs. For descriptive circular. price List and
samples, send two stanpa-N. y. Republican.
ED-LNSTRUcTI0N IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, q. W, corner
VI Eighth and Market 6treeta.
EVkNING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tem0er 18th, at ~ O'Clock. Bepb-ly
wCHA ARLEs RABIsoRT, No. 10 West Eighth 81.
(Allmond Building,) End door from Shipley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made TO order and warranted. well selected
stock Of Machine SeWed Boots Shoes and Caters
Just received which will be sold at very reasonable
pricea
Repairing will be done neatly and durably.
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Slsaasssaa aaa 9LEIp Raatea.

"ANTKD.-A good girl to do general house,
wv work, in q ANAL family. Apply q
ian95-Gt 2lT TATNALL STREET.
"ANTEO Energetic men Of good address TO
w sell Singer Sewing Machines. Apply a. 600
Market Street jan2l-u JOSEPH II. JONES
UYANTKD : IMMEDIATELY. = Active yonng
w men to canvass for the Grover Baker Sew
ing Machine Apply at SIC MARKET ST
oct5-tf Wilmington, Del.
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DUoBY ACADEMY.

DuCBI ACADE ENVY.
HI FOR BOYS.
a SBLBCT ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND CON-
hERcIAL INSTITUTION,
MASONIC TEMPLE, wilmington, Del
SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. NJ, NJ. D., PRINCIPAL.
Winter Term opens Dec. I'd, 1872. For catalogue
pply TO Boughman, Thomas Co. feb24-iV
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MI K, 3. s. hhUEGER,
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
This Select Dancing Academy is now
Open for the reception Of pupils. Those desiring
70 lon will make application during school hours,
at Robelin a Bros
DAYS AND HOURS.
LADIES' CLASSES-Tuesday and Friday after
Moons, from haf-past four until six O'Clock.
9RNTS' CLAss-Monday evening from to 10.
LADIES' AND GENTS CLASSES, together Tues
day and Thursday evenings, from to 10.
MISSES AND MASTERS CLASS-TleRday al d
Friday afternoons from 4to7.
Private lessons given at the Academy
Mr.. Kruger will teach in Semnaries or SchoOls
at any time 10 suit own convenience; make your
application during these hours, or at Robelns Music
store, sOT Market st., or &C the Academy.
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8eardiaa.

DoARDING-A gentleman and wife can be &C
, commodatsd with a large unfurniahed front
room ON second 1oor with board at
DOv-22-u t 2Si WALNUT ST.
lDoAKDINt4--For GENTLEMEN at
ID aeplS-u sa KING bTkkkE
OoARpINe-At AT Market street, table board
ID furnished. eugsO-u
DoARDING-At
. aprssm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
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janl-1md
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29

llOh RENT-lX miles from WILMINGTON, a
IL house with i've rooms. To q respectable #A
family without children unless very smal,Or grown
hent s. 4 mouth MRS. L. RUGEhS,
lanzS-Ns New Castle road
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-29
Spr 3eut.

E,oR RENr-A small farm Of II acres, IL mile
II from the city. 1nqure of
Robert M0CAULLEY,
Jan29du&W7t 9D Orange street
NOR RENT-Third story connecting rooms, a90
IL and 222 Market Street, with all modern conve-
lnences Apply TO
jan2e-tf 0I..5 GRANVILLE WORRKI
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LEGAL.
Sheriff. sale.

STATE OF KANSAS
County Of Leavenvorth,
In the District Court Of the First judicial District
OF the state Of Kansas, sitting in aud Tor Leav.
enworth county in said State.
The Metropolitan Bpiilingl
and Loan Association,
Plaintiff.
". SCase No. s. ;Ss;
Maria Mcfarland and Sam
uel Mcfarland, Defend
ants.
DuBLlC notice Is hereby given, that under and
by virtue Of the judgms Mt rendered in the above
entitled action. in and by the above named Court,
ami Of spec'a execution issued on said judgment,
to me directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the lOth day of July, A. d., 1873.
at o. clock p. M. CT said day, at the court HOUSE
door in the City OF Lereu worth, in the County and
state aforessd, Oter at pubic sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following de-
scried tracts Of land, situate lying and being in the
County Of Leavenw3rih AID State Of Kansas,
namely: Lots number eleven TN and twelve Q2)
In block number thi.ty-six 1867, in LeavepwOfth
city p:ope', recorded the plat Of said city, on
record in the ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds in and
for said county ana Sf.'e.
Said properly Is 10 be sold as commanded BY the
said speeiai execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff ct Leavenworth County, Kansas
she-it's Office, LeavenwOrth City,
June 5rd, A. D., 1873. I
IL. NJ. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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(RIME-CASU ALTIES.
THE MINNESOTA KIDNAPPERs.

Chicago. July l0.-The following dis
patch has been received at St. Paul, dated
Fort Gsary, July 4th: The excitement still
continues over the recent arrest OF defecti ve'
Hay and Reagan, who attempted to kidnaT
the notorious Lord Gordon, of Erie railway
fame. Messrs. Flesher and Meyrism, OF
Minneapolis, with Mr.. Bentley, merchant
of Minneapolis. we're arrested the following
day a. accomplices. They We're rndely thrust
into filthy prison and ironed. Mayor
Bracket and Hon. 0. Morgan arrived yes
,erday morning ny special stage, travelling
night and day. Mr.. Bracket at once sought
admission to the prisoners. which was granted
BY Judge Bethany, bnt he was imme-
diately ordered cut by the Sheriff,
Under instructions from Attorney General
Cisrke, Yesterday. the preliminary exami-
nation commenced, the court room being
densely crowded The whole day vas occu-
pied in taking Lord Gordon's testimony,
which is known to be a ti-sue OF fa'sehOods
and exsgyerations. Mr.. Wilson was not al
lowed to act for the defense, but was permit
ted TO occupy q seat and confer with the
counsel for the defense.
Great Indignation is felt against the au-
tborities for the high handed manner in
which they are conducting the case. U. s.
Consul Taylor is working energetically in be-
half of the prisoners. The examination
proceeds gerry slowly, and will probably last
several days yet. Mayor Bracket, while in
court Yesterday. was arrested, but released
shortly Afterwards. However his movements
ont were closely watched. He feels deter
mined to ese the affair through. Lord tior-
don il freely using his money. and HE
friends having retained all the lawyer, every
obst,cle seems 10 he thrown in the way to
prevent rebutting testimony being given.
Ouly one OF two Witnesses were examined
t,dsy, and nothing new being elected By
their testimony.
New Yoek, July l0-0n the arrival Of
he Waahinsion train Of the Penneyiya1ia
Railsoad d jersey City, yesaerday. too ~
ciab woe ssseslo1 aPPasd % b d IL
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LEGAL.
THE STATE OF KANSAS.
Lcavenvortn County, S'

ruC sr.rr
VI HANSAS' So
A1SenVoFtn county.
~ me D'Sc yet Court sttftng IN d.d for the
COUNTY of LSQrearOrfk.
Sonn n. heach. rlainun,
AAIsoo Snis MarRfes Mills,
VIC o. said Madison Wills, Robert
Hen,ek, Isaac u. Pollard,
S"srS simpson. Atlantic bank,
lpa.. uerman saving
nsnx: ot Lasenwoun, jenkins
lofts Ssmes L. Aoernaahy,
Jonn N: Aeernsfhy, John
MeAee, Lucien scott, Lyman
scott; George r Hines and
paSd w. Eaves, Defendants.
GTVO Margaret Mills, widow of Msdi. on Milla nm
Mitchell. Emma j. Brewer. Wis Of Doetor John
W. Brewer Frank H. Nils CIsrs M;iIs o., MAJ
gzret Mills, heirs at law Of N..lison Mills de-
ceased.
N.,,, and oaeh NJ rr,, 49,
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STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF LEAVkNwoRTH.
In the District Court of the Frs, Juiicial District
Of the State o. Kansas, sitting in sno i,r Leaven-
worth County. in "a j stare.
Austin NJ, CIark, j. C.
stone and NJ. E. Clark,
Plaintiffs,
Isaac Young, Eliza +.
Young and William q.
Coffin. Defendants.
DUBLIC notice is HEREBY given that under AMI
l. by virtue Of the juig..enf rendered in the
above entitled action. IN and by the above nemet
Court, and Of special uipn 'ssueJ on said
Judgment - me directed I'd delivered, 1 sil.n
Thursday, the 10Th day Of July, A. ID. 1873,
at 10 O. clock of SAID day. at The Court House
deor, In the City of Leavrhwsrth, in the County
and state aforesaid offer at public SHE ard sell To
described tract of lan situate, lying ard being in
theCounty of LeaSenworth and State ~ KaDs;,s
namely: That certain piece and pare Of land " n
south of the south line Of piece ground sold AMI
conveyed by Lucien scott q. Wells, ilenning and
tlems nfs Of Ann Arbo-, Michigan and easI Of tho
east line of Main street, AMI OF lhe line
Of Lsvee or Water street, being part Of block N
lying and being in the city of Lcaver worth City
proper.
Said property is 10 hs sold as COMMANDED ty said
special xcsution and in pursuap,. % said judy
ment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff of Leav, nwSs, h Coup- Y, N.usas
Sherif's Office, Leaveu~ orth City, .sur- I'D. A.
d., 1873.
PENDERI GODDARD. Attorneys E's Plaintiffs
Jul dl~tt
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Among the buildings in contemplation is
fine residence to be erected on Vine street
by Mr.. Bi,tman, of the firm of Cochran,
Biitmsn & Taylor, which will cost so, 900.
Capt Insley and others are actively working
upthe new hotel enterprise. 1t is expected
that the hotel will cost about 500, 900, and
occupy seven lots, fronting on Shawnee and
Filth streets-l6S feet on Shawnee and l25
feet on Fifth. Beyond the work of excavat-
ing for foundations, little will be done on the
hotel this year, bu. everything looks encour-
aging for the active work on the structure
next season. 1t il thought that the balance
Of the money can be raised without much
trouble or delay. Leavenworth already has
better churches and school eliices than any
other city in the Missouri Valleys, and be-
fore two wears roll around will have the best
hotel and the fiaest Opera Home in the
West.
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The Wheat Field Of A america.
Realthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale
us LAND, IN CENTRAL AND W EsrEkN MINNESOTA,
embracing: l. The hest OF Wheat Land; = Ex-
eeiient Timber Tor the Mill, the Farm and the Fire
3. Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow,
watered by the clear Lakes and running streams
in heal'hful Climate, UheTe Fever and Iyae as I'M
knotra.
Grain can he sh pPed hence by lake TO market
as cheap as from Eastern Iowa u Central Illinois,
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake Su-
perior To Dakota Price OF land close to track s.
to ssW per acre; further away $3.50 to 81. 10
Seven Years Credit; Warraniee Deeds; North
ern Pacihc 7-30 Bonds. now selling At par, re-
ceived for land at 81. 10. No other unoccupie,i
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, 1872 get
100 acres FREE, near the railroad, by one and two
years residence.
Transportation at Reduced Rates furnished
from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
Homesteads. Purchasers, their wives and children
carried free over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies TO get
Railroad Lands and Government Homesteads close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
weov OR 23 FIFTH AVENUE ,OR. 9TH
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN,

100 soUIi CLARK STREET, Corner Of Mon
100 roe, Chicago, ILL.,, Specialist of g.est ex.
Fercnee, cures nervous debility, all forms Of rr-
vate Diseases and difficulties Of delicate nature in
either sex, caused by unnatural excess.
Particular attention given IN Oil
and complicated eases. Patients at n
distance treated by mail. Cures guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send stamp for book and cir
euiars. True Marriare Guide, Full information
sent sealed for so cents. Rubber Goods always
on hand. Consultations free and invited. N. b =
Ladies', send for circular on cure Prevention
sepl2.hgSuIy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-17
lA1RD'S
BLOOM OF YOUTH.

This delightful and harmless toilet prep.
aration is undoubtedly the best in the world
for preserving the Skin and Beautifying the
Complexion. II viii remove Tan, FIeckles.
-. sdon thsf snoo,h and eleaT
rsssly new spot 1s.11.
Q@.- pov never ~ Ladies
have used it. and nAe. ~ fhsanee it has
0ayre, after carefully claiming the analysis
made BY the Chemist Of tho Ooaed q
Health Of New York City. pronounced the
Bloom Of Youth" a harmless prepa-
ration. entirely free from any ingyedieue
injurious 70 the Health or Skin.
Beware Of C0unteFleles.
See that the United States Revenue
Stamp b printed on the front label and tho
aame of G. W. Laird is stamped in the
class On the back of each bottlo-no other
tbgenuine. Sold by Ill 0svGgjoto and
Fancy oeodo de6loeo.
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X\SsssxsssSSss;
rzz;;iiilr1sXw&axWe
seee9oA&Net.S

Or Suyor.COated. Concentrated.
Root and Herbal juice, Anti
bilious Granulcs. THE ~LITTLE
GzANTo CATHARTlC. or Mulsun
In Parvo Physic.
The novelty Of modern Medicai, Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Science. No use of any longer
taking the large, repulsive and nauseous pills.
composed OF cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients,
when We can by careful application Of chemical
fc!eace, extract all the ca:hartic and ether mSdi-
c!ail properties from the most valuable roots and
herbs, and concentrate them into q minute Gran
ye, scarcely larger than q mustard
seeds that can be readily swallowed by those 81
the most sensitive stomaChs and fastidious tastes
Each little PuFg0tivo Pellet represents IN .
Iaos: concentrated form. a. much cathartic power
as is embodied in any Of the large pills found for
fae IN the drug snops. From their wonderful ca
tnar;c power, in proportion TO their rizc. people
who have not tried them apt TO suppose that
they are harsh or drastic in effect, but such il not
nj all the case. the different active medicine prn-
eiples Of which they are composed ben, 80 kar-
n,nized and modified, One by the Others as to
V-olnee n moot searching ard thor.
c-,.aartic.
SEQ Reward ia hereby offered ~ the p-o-
: ior of these Pellets, 10 aHy chemist who,
r!1n ANALYSIS. will find in them any Calomel or
POISON.
Being entirely vegetable. no particular
care Is required while using them They opc-
rte without disturbance To the constitution diet,
Constipation, Impure gtiOOd, Pain
In the ShOu lde r., Zig 6imess OF the
Chest Dizziness Sour ErucfasiOns
Of tho stomach, Mad snsto In
mouth, Bilious attacks, PAIN In
region OF X idneys, Internal Fever,
3lOatcd feeling about stomach
Rush Of blood 60 11e ad, High C.:-
Ored Urine, UnsOciabiiiiy Gu,
Gloomy HOrebOdtngs, take n.
Picrce's Pleasant Pa rgatBvc s.eIlsi,.
In explanation Of the remedial power of my Pgr-
gative Pellets over great q variety Of diSesseI
wish To say that she iF action upon tho
AMI NAL economy IL q nj vrrssl, nOl n
gland or tissue csc Apin g she ir ~ ma.
tive imP press. Age does not impair them
their sugar coating and being eaclosed in ga
bottles preserve their virtues unImpaIred for NJ
length of time. in any climate. that they are a.
ways fresh and reliable. which IL not the ca.
with the pills found in the drug stores PVT ~ il
cheap wood or paste-bCard boxes Recolicct tn,
for all diseases where 4 Laxative, Aites:-
tive or PurgItive is in'iicated. these little
Pellets viii give the most perfect satisfaction u
al who U-e them
They arc sold By all entePprisln4
C3ugxi sts at 25 cents u bottle.
Do not allow any druggist to induce. Won to ;
take anything els: thit J.. Icy say i. lust a,
GOOD as my Pellets 3 3D. ral-- a Iar,,er :
profit on that Wh.ri. --.... r. If yovr
trril,fi>t cannot .Ti'- d. o.. G. ~ cen, |
anu receive them J.. . ..- TIA
q. ,. r. 49, !'r,D'r,
CSTEAIO, Ky
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LIVE LEAyENWORTH.
List of Finished and Unfinished Build
iSgs-Emterpri-es in Contemplation.
FIGURES for the Information OF Inland
Readers.

Atthe request of several leading merchants
We have prepared a list OF the prominent
building improvements of Leavenworth, and
the cost of the buildings. The list embraces
only buildings upon which work was CON-
m.nced this year. We could mention sew
eral valuable structures that were begun in
1872 and finished this spring, but the object
of the publication is TO convey to outside
readers accurate information concerning the
progress of Leayenworth. No doubt many
buildings and additions, ranging in value
from 500 to 81 600, have been overlooked,
and We would esteem ii a favor if builders and
contractors would inform US of the omissions.
The following list does not include any of
the improvements at Fort Leavenworth or
the Penitentiary:
Court Hous on Walnut 900 90
New Jail on Walnut street 5000 %
Stone arch way across Three Mile Crees,
on Fourth street,. iO,oO0 W
Fitzwlliam's three story brick and mar
BILE building, 4sxi25, cor. Delaware
aud Fourth streets 49, 90 %
Missouri Valley Life Insurance building
Fourth streets. ..... $1,000 90
Z J Humphreys brick, stories, 25x
is. Third and Deaw are.... g. - II, 900 90
Cherokee and Fifth - 1885,. Is, 900 90
Foote Ba Idings, stories, brick, Fifth
and Della ware. .....-....-.-. 10 900 90
Brosdway. -. ................. $500 90
Peter schotf. two story brick, cor Pot
awottomie and seventh street,. 6, go 90
enne U..-~ ~. 5000 90
Mrs CaroIP s brick residence. Ottowa,
between Seventh and Broadway-.--. 2, 500 90
Brick residence, Kickapoo, bet. Broad
w,yand seventh ........... $500. 2, 800 90
3. L. Henry's brick residence, North
Esplanade, ..... .............-..-...--. 700 %
school - -. - . 4, go 90
Rlstpn, Sargent and Casey's five two
story brick siora-houses, Shawnee
street north side, between Third
and Fourth .............-..... 5000 co
judge Delahay's three two story brick
re.idences on Third avenue ...-.. ., 40 %
Two story brick siore-house Spruce
add Fifth street. -. ...... 5,on5 90
South Ieavenwsrib High School, Sew
enth and Oak streets, contract 10 let
in 30 days, cslim ated .............-. 80. go o.
Residence on Broadway, between Otto.
wand Potowattomie go. ........ 49,. s, 900 %
Mr.. Farrell S two story brick residence,
Olive street. bet Sixth and Seventh Zoo 90
street. .......... .. c go 90
SNAIL tenement houses and additions in
North and South Learen worth, cs-
tima'ed ..... ..,,.................. Go, 600 %
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DR.. WHITTIER,

s!7 ST. Charles street, st. Louis, No.
has bsrn ;sJer ssgrqss ise special treatment Of All
vor::cai. Sexu,. ert Chronic Diseases
Sy?s 'iS, G n D. rcpa. GIoet, Structure.
Secl.c q No." =, CT Rupture, oil Urinary
CS-Css.3s =. - ;.;t,o.r s.1c:cugtal ofycc.
tiais .: co. Skintr bones, are tte.isi
So SKI. .o.:..i-c,,. SeXIa: g sbsiity and
y~3ot-an-v. sat i. -se' q seS alXse youth
al as -,sia as 'ssr1. esuses ant ~tich
-'-~ -Jli' IS fi,e-. fissSoasaess. terginsL
- "a. d. -. :D .Sa,. defsst,rs r.srao-s.
-st'i"- r>.f'; sap cay. :--rs.o, soc.gor
m. . .s - ~ e. TO- al porer. ct
ra,p tl fs r ~ un riai1ao /. he
- rttr -..is7rl's PC, for to" r-tss, stamps.
:'..,.:,sv 20 ssorren. .nsn =.
e .ss -. "s-sG.iI c .-S-csa.-.'s oSsas r5ca...
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: - -as.'- Ese ~ii experience SIiI, > r.
-. E-tt'= L IsSifisn t-cat ~
30 go - Ire, s.est ss'l, fEsA.c.as
90 :ec. nenf 4 : ~ care
-t5--e r"r7- .'5r. 71lly Or r. i..'~f r-vrEf
- W &C 1Tgt-s, { to visit t:g.'si.s ;r-El
uedil ,,''.-s rs -ss lieF.-, e
II O. r. 80. 70, tsyP... S..-f7,s.r - 4,
DR. C. ESIb>,.... ttsLt :esIi u. ID.
TIee - .hr--s &c. siS-.f-.ts tl-7i'', rtlr
INST e~''r s.s@ :. - - carr ~ g. Sea
= =" -. ,-u-', r. ..-:t S'' -'riis sEia'u.
~. =. ~ I-.;l = ae sEF4-- .-- .Tlg,ryi /.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-17
Marrow Escape .

The Missouri Pacific mail train was several
hours behind time Friday morning, and
passengers on the down train, who were
obliged to return on account of the blockad-
ing of the track, give the following particu.
lars in relation TO the accident, which hap.
psned at Connors' Station: The southwark
bound train switched on side track at the
above mentioned place to allow the train
uosah to pass. When near the bridge, which
erosses the creek at the station, the train from
Kanras City struck some cattle, and two Of
the passenger coaches were thrown from
the track. The air brakes were at once ap-
piled and the train stopped just as the engine
and ;aegage car reached the bridge. Had
The brakes failed to work, or the accident
happened few minutes before it did, the
iva coaches with their occupants would have
been drawn upon the bridge and precipita-
tsd into the chasm below. 1t was a very
sarrow escape. A the down train was
blocked on the side track, and could not be
moved until the track was cleared, most of
ahe passengers returned TO the city, reaching
here at noon.