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WEST POINT.
Candidates for Cadetship. Attention

Hon. William A. Philips has requested
the Faculty of the Agricultural College at
Manhattan, or such of their number as they
NAV indicate, together with one member OF
the Faculty Of the Normal School at EmPo
ria, to hold and conduct a competitive e1-
animation at the Agricultural College, giving
any and all the young men Of the State who
possess the requisite qualifications, an opPor'
tunity to compete for the position Of cadet nj
Vest Point, whom Col Philips has the right
TO nominate. Young men who compete FOL
this position should be residents of Kansas,
and between the ages of seventeen and twenty
two years, and at least five feet in height
They should possess, beyond doubt, a thor
oughly sound physical constitution, and be Ii
good health and Of good moral character
The examination will thoroughly test theil
proficiency in spelling, reading, writing and
punctuation; also, in geography, grammar
United States history, and in arithmetic
especially; through common and decima
fractions, simple and compound proportion
The examination will take place on the lOti
of May, at the Agricultural College build
ing, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, and any younl
man from abroad, who may come to at
tend the examination, ss far as possible, vii
be entertained free of expense, at the Colleg'
Board ng House.
The successful candidate must be at IVES
Point on or before the 18th Of May, to pas
the final examination for admission there
The papers of the State will confer favo
By publishing the above.
J. DENNIsoN,
Pres't. State Agricultural College
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Apr
lG, 1878.
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These are, beyond all comparison, the most ex =
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There j. neth'ng whatever. either Married or Sin
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DIR. BOHAENAN
OFFICE NO. s1s NORTH FIFTH STREET,
At. LOUIS. MO.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1857.
(NC RES all Cnronic and Special Diseases in 9
" short time, either in male or female. Charyes
Low fees; uses mercury.
DR.. BohannAn's " Treatise On Special Diseases''
which fully explains the nature, causes, sym D
toms, &C., Of sIerInatorshea Q seminal weakness
syphilis, female CON plants, all impoiiments to
MARI age and valuable information other del
foste subjects, sent free to any address in q plain
seale envelope, On receipt Of one stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
Dr. BohanDan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures al! forms Of spermztorrhea J. minzl weak
ness IN from two to weeks time. Ii restores
lost poxer. and brings hack the youthful vigor
Of those W no have destroyed IL by sexual excess
evil practices. This remedy has been used by
,'r. B"hannsn in his private practice for over
thirty years, and has never failed In curing even
the worst easss. Price IS. tSent to any address
tree from observation.) Sold only At Dr. C. A.
he hannah ONCE, No. 6l3 North Fifth street, st.
Louis Mo. Established in 1897 poyIsdxv
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lHRnAI. lungs, LIVER 4 BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine TO which the afi:ct-
ed are ebo.e pointed 70 relief, the discoverer
b ,lIcyes he has combined IN harmony more OF
Natures most sovereign euratNe prSIeii;ess
dom for healing the eick, than were ever beloro
combined In one medicine. The evidence Of tbs
fact is found in the great variety OF most obsii-
nate diseases which II has been iouno 70 CONQUER.
Coughs, and the early stages OF COnsumr:
ZION. il has a.toais he'd the medical faculty, aid
eminent physicians, pronounce II the grcairst
MEDICAL discovery OF the age waie IL cures :. .hs
puriGies the blood. BY its great and thor,
ouga blood purifying properties, it cures all
ITmors, from the wort ScrOfula to
eonnon BlOiea, rimPie. or Er0Isi on:
elects. are eradcatci. and vigorous health and .
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II Won feel dali drow-v. cbill;ated, nave al
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with hot Gi.hrs, low spirits. and gloomy fore
b,IIn . IRE .ua- appetite, and tongue coated.
I'M s2s srT.-inr from TOI Did Liver or
ssRyIiOusness.s Ia many cases Of silver
Crmpiaim..' ouly part OF these symptoms
are evie-iencel As a remedy for all such ca.er
Or Pierce's GDliea Medic cal Discovery has no
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MEDICAL.

4 Specific Remedy for all Disease. Of the Urinary
OEEane; - non-rssention or incon Thence OF urine
initastoe, Inflammation, or liberation Of the Bisi,
lzieaduss deps... Brishrs Disease, nry e, a ..
charges. and all diseases Of the Bladder, Kid
neyA q fr.tlats Gland, whether affecting Male,
Yor weakness, airing from youthfr, ,aai.r-,-
Hos - sb.se, escesses o. ai,sipcfca. c;tsa,d riss
0ne eAs fhoepaG sys.Ponas: .S>rrsss Debi;i.a LS.s
n 1awy. Asdispasikoa 10 ezatios baasi..ess, Loss
a. fse~. &kstnsss % Breofh, Tem0lisy, Troubi<i
.sill asseAsa Of Disease, Disssess II Vision, Pain
. tAs Baek, CAesf and Head, RasA of Blood % the
Aead, Skis ESSptioss, Psie C0vatesance, and Dry
nthese symptoms are allowed to 70 on, very ire
9nentiy Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow.
The Insane asylums and the records of deaths BY
eonsemPtGn eeaI ample witness to the truth Of the
aasertion where the constitution becomes affected
with organic weakness requires the aid of an in
vigorating Medicine TO strengthen and tone up the
system, vkich Hsndsfson's Buchu does in every
For Ho@Aleo. young or old, married or single,
Ct the dawn Of womanhood or at the turn of nue.
Aenocfco0'c Buchu has no equal in diseases Pc
cunar 70 1enales - In painful difficult men
ton. Chronic Inflammation Of the Uterus, Falling
Of the Womb, LeuchOrrhea or Whites, Sserility o
beIrennes, and all complaints incident TO the sex,
patton, CT in the decline or change Of life Hen
ooIoon0 1uchu is snequaled by any remedy
Known. Il is prescribed by the most eminent ply
sicians all over the World, TO be used after conne
pent. and all enieebled constitutions Of both seIe.
and all aees.
Dyspspsia or Indigestion. headache. pain in
the shoulders, coughs. dizziness, sour stomach,
ersctations, bad taste in the mouth palpitation o.
the near, pain In the region OF the kidneys, and
thousand other painful ptoms are the otlsprins
Of Dyspepsia. Aendsrson's Buchu invigor.te:
the stomach, stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowel,
and kidneys, to healthy action, in cleansing the
BLOOD Of allimpurites, and imparting new life and
Ngor 70 the whole 1ystem. 1t Is the Great Lie
diving Principle.
Pin. Tape and other worms, by which
are enectually removed from the system by zen
0oTeon1 Buchu. Worms exist upon the dis.
eesed humors and not upon the healthy elements q
the BODY. No vernifuges, anihetmintics systen
Of medicine will efectualy free the system iron
thee monst rs Of disease like Henderson's new
ana Improved Extract Of Buchu.
PREPARED BY
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12,OOO,OOO Acres
Cheap Farns!
The Cheapest Land in Market for sale by the
Union Pacific 3. r. Co
In the Great Platte Valley.

5000. 900 Acres in Central Nebraska now fol-
sale in tracts Of forty acres and upw ards, i've
and ten years credit, at per cent. No advance
interest required.
Mild and heslthful climate, FERTILE soil, an abun-
dance Of good water.
The best market in the West. The great Mining
regions Of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada
being pplied by the farmers in the Platte Val ey
Soldiers entitled to . homestead OF 100 acres.
The best lOca tions for colonies.
Free homes for ALL Millions Of acres Of choice
Government Lands open TOR entry under the
Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad, With
good marEets and all the convenience Of an old
settled country.
Free passes To purchasers of Rairoad Land.
Sectional Maps. showing the Land also new edi-
ton Of Descriptive Pamphlet, with New Maps
,iled free every here.
Address q. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. =. r B., Omaha, Neb.
api9doawLW S.DnV
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a Gard

To the Editor Of the Commonwealth:
find the following in the Leavenwortb
TINES:
s'Georpe Isbell is about TO start cheese
factory in Wabaunsee county lis the luck
Of former editor"
Correct as far as it goes, but Why not tell
it all? There need be no concealment, 90
far as ! am concerned, now that the secret
has leaked out Wabaunsee If not the only
county where l am going TO start cheese
factory. Usage, Pottawatomie, Montgom'
ery, Ellis, Nemaha, Howard and other
counties want institutions of this sort, and
ought to have them. ! am getting cat
alopue printed of all the counties have Sc
Iected, which will soon be ready to send out
I hone the TIMES will then do me the JUS
tice to publish the whole thing.
Papers through the State will do me
favor for advertising for mich COWS and
journeymen dairymen, and sending the bill
to me.
lam already overwhelmed with apPlica-
tons for permission to locate cities OF the
third class With, fifty or a hundred feet oil
nv milk houses, and expect to make great
deal of money.
In the meantime / would like to have
somebody lend me seventy five cents to defray
the expenses of transferring eleven dollars
worth of swamp land in Saratoga county.
New York, to a man who awaits my sigma
ture TO the deed-the other forty-three heirs
having all signed theirs. l need this money
very much, but shall go into the cheese fac
tory business Just the same as if had 1t.
GEO. T. IsBELL.
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MEDICAL.


Languor. lassitu1e, an ndispSsition 10 eng age in
any actual employment, mental duliness and mel
ancholy are evils which materially defract from
human enjoyment and they are experienced in q
greater or less degree, according to the tsmTera-
ment and constitutional tendencies Of the irdivid
ual, by 4 large proportion Of the Community in
spring. To rouss the physical and mental powers
from this sluggish condition tonic and corrective
is imperatively required, and Ho<tetter's Stomach
Bitters is the oaly medicinal preparation in exist
ence that is thoroughly adapted to the work. The
first dose Produces a genial glow throughout the
system which is an eSrnes. Of permanent relief.
A. time we,rs and the tonic and regulating
properties o! this pure and agreeable vegetable
remedy takes full effect, every trace of debility
nervo snd hypochondria yanishes and mind
and h.iy become alike alert and Vigorous.
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DOCTOR ARMSTRONG

Late OF Philadelphia, and formerly from Medical
j 'oilege, Dublin Ireland. Office No l35 Miami
Isl. b. Fiith and sixth, Leavenworfh, Kansas
i The Doctor is q regular graduate Of medicine.
~ diploma hanging in his Office shows. Has had
k"n9 cxnerieree in the Crmean war and in thu
Iafe war in this country, well . large haspi-
tal ex perience and large private practice. If BE
Doctor long and unparalleled experience is WORTH
anything, you will get the benefit Of 10 by en-
ypoying him. For the last few years he has had a
arse A. successful private prsctice in the treat
Shient of veneral, sexual and private diseases
ouch as syphilis, gonorIhea gleet structure men
rrhea on whites falling of the womb, and all dis
assess Of women and children. l.eaVenW OVahl
4 1a6rmnry- For the accommodation Of pa
stients, either from abroad or in the city, the}
3ioetors has established Infirmary, complete ind
THE most thorough and skillful treatment. Con
fsultatien free. Cures guaranteed il patient FOL
Flows the ply sican' advice. dce3d
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Notice to the Afflicted and Un8etuaaks

Before applying the sossious auseks vho sdvsrss
public papers, using Suack remedies psruss Dr.
Butts ~ork matter vhss dssass Is hsv dspsr.
able condition.
DR.. Butts occupies . double house or twenty ssvsa
oil nd0rsed By the eslabrstsd nsdi-
professors this country and Esrope and b
suited personally BY nail the diseases II
Rs once and psrIors No. IL y Kighth street
between Aarsst and Chssaat. So. Lssis. No.
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DIR. G. BIGELOW,
COnfldehtial Physician

has removed IRON No. l79 South Clark-st., corner
Of Monroe, 70 No. 4s4 SOUTH SIAT3-sT., CHIcAso.
II ID veil known by Al readers Of the papers that
DR.. C. Bigelov 70 the Oldest established physicizn
in Chicago Who has made the treafnent Of all
chronic and Sexual diseases . speciality. Science
and experience has made DIR. 4. the most reno vned
SPECIALIST al the ase, honorsd by the press, e.
teemed Of the highest medical a.ia;nmeats BY all
III, medical institutions of the DAY. having devoted
YwExTY TEARS OF HIS LIVE h pcr1eefing remedies
that viii cure positively the vosss Of CHRONIC
AuD PRIVATE DEskAsks Of ths ekxIIo-uRINAx1
ORGANS In both sexes. SKMsAL wEAKNxss pro.
ueing HERvouxyEs, AvxAoox TO SOCIETY, m
PAIRED vIsI0H Lo8 o. RKDonH AHD MANHOOD.
perlbctly cured. II b evident that one Who con.
Anss himself 10 the study Of oersin diseases treat
ing Of eases every year. must have greater
shiu than . ph ysicias in general practice. Red
his HsDsCAI fKkAfIks for ladies and gentlemen.
Sent free 70 any address in sezled envelope. Coz.
SALVATION PEE. The finest rooms In the city,
With skRARA1B RARL0zs for Ladies and gentlemen.
CnI-sss saly The Doctor. CORRESPONDENCE GOV.
yIDK1nAL- Aaarsss Ie;te,s = DE- C. B.6E.
LOW, IA - 0snao0.
n h-LAAi0 9aA II Q dGoesipeivp e1xc~lsr a
RsnRis 1s0s1A, ~ - psevsotlvs q esnespAia0
en-. osaste6nv 1870 ~ sfsAaA.
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN,

100 fOUTH CLARK STREET, Corner Of Mon
100 roe. Chicago, H.. Specialist Of great ex-
perienes, debility, all forms Of Pri.
eiihe1 sex, caused BY unnatural exesss
Particular attention givsa - ED
and complicated eases. Patients af .
distance treated By mail. Cures guaranteed
Charges reasonable. os1d sanp fos heok sed CIR
eulars. True Maniaee Guide, Full infbrnatioa
sent sealed fog - cent?. Rubber 6osds alvays
On hand. C0nsalfatioaa free and invited. j. n
LsdiB, ~ 1br circular % Sure Hssvntisa.
9eant % - TSP =. susdays, tssOssa.
apa1-G1w1y
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RELic. ia TEN SslNUTES.
THE GREAT rSsrc REMEDY.


ei7 st. Charles street. st. lovis, No.
Ve00eoai, SEXUAL and Chronic Diseases
shas ssy other Physc 81 Louis q cry paper. show
0ypnlli0, G onosrhooas Ct00es structure,
0TOhltlO, H0Snlds OF 0upeue0, ell Oglpagy
Diseases ald OyphttltlCos nNesc0S10o a0OC.
tio00 o: The throats 06ln or bones are Ieeisd
9peSmat0rshcoa, Sexual Debility and
l0n0oto0cv. asths re5uis Of ssy absss yosth.
nal yeas. other and which
produces OF thsfelosng e1s.s: Rsvoasrss seaisai
sasssoas. dsbi,.u dnre.s Of GsgAs defsesss SeassrS
Si.piss sas face physeai eseey arvsea % society
pemsneur.y earrd Pamphlet s pigs rsia}ile lie
above sent IN sealed ssesepe Cor too postage samps
0lseasee peculiar to women. sub o
vaics Cu~psss Otsssses ead cfsAs cons.
Ssriy etc. successfully treated Descriptive psrh'es
isd for stamps Age With experience b
lied upon. isself tre, rg hous
ants Of eyery yeas acquires gssst ss fhJ e.is
kposins shis frequently rseemmend pescns to y care
vitsl TO Wilt e city Tor treat
ent, m0dicnss scpt here
Careshis guaraatse where ex.;s isf-sniy
stated One kouEs: "a. y. TO p. u. SrndsJs. isE To
direct - the eces. nasnisht rins ;&l D. az . u.
Tbs st.b ishnent Il Whole hoase oftu iv.r'"m'lhthe
extensive In tho country ererArns Eeccr'Di al
Con.uiation rcrs. Bcsrin. Ii s:-e ing Ipasi.a-E;
Medioated and vApor Ba;hs; comprehensive Laboratory
where all N u the 'Atsasenf prepared
and most @: 81 Lb..T where Il, AIT
latest sasdird works Ct al t.s tcs,cis Ct medicine
found also Aaa.sr.sl Ptai-s n s-e and corsl "a irr
E!ustrsfi,s tsaxs oen.G.,, yt.-h Rae Scn pea
from Paris. frsHr. resa-i!ess q expense 49, .;
thr ~ ri: ca ~ 81 callers. Air., a. 30
a0Hs1 7 :
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MEDICAL
RESTORE YOUR SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE NEW,

VIII II LIN 4AoOo NoVVs
Al diseases Of the Eye successfully treated by
Dooo'a 0eW Patent lVOey Rye C0Ps.
Reaa for yourself and restore your sight.
Spectacles and Surgical operations rendered use
lee. The inestimable blessing OF sight is made
perpetual by the Of the new
Passit imprsved Ivory Eye Cups.
Many Of our most eminent physicians, oceulisfs,
students and divines, have had their sight perma-
nentiy restored for fe and cured Of the following
1. Impaired vision: ?. Presbyopia, or Far
Sishtelnea, or Dimness Of Visions commonly called
Blurring; ) AsthenoPia, or Weak Eyes; 4. EPi-
especially treated With the Eye Cups-cure guaran-
teed; 6. Weakness Of the Retina, Optic Nerve,
]. OPhthalmia, or Inflammation Of the eye and its
appendaecs, or imperfect vision from the effects Of
Inflammation; 8. Photophobia, or Intolerance %
Light; .. Over worked Eyes; TO- Mydesopis-mo-
wing sPecss or floating bodies before the eyes; H.
Partial Blindness; the loss OF sight.
Any one can use the Ivory Eye Cups without the
aid Of Doctor or Medicine, as u receive immedi-
ate beneficial results and never wear spectacles or,
If using now, TO lay them aside forever. We
guarantee cure in every case where the directions
are followed. or ve will refund the money.
3.3oo CePsiacases 81 Cure.
From honest formers, mechanics and merchants,
soms OF them the most eminent leading professional
business men and women Of education and refine
msnt, in our country, may be seen Al our Office:
Under date Of March y, Hon. Horace Greeley,
Of the New York Ttiosns, writes: 81. Ball, OF
city, Is conscientious and responsible man, who is
incapable Of intentional deception or imposition"
Prot W; Msrnek, Of Le.ington. Ky, wrote April
note, after using the Patent Ivory Eye Cups thir-
teen days. and this morning perused the entire
contents Of daily Newspaper aud all With the un-
Truly am grateful to your noble invention; may
Heaven oiess and preserve You. have been useins
truly st,, yours. am years
| ROPE W. MERRICK
Rev. Joseph Smith, Holden. Mass, cured of
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TOPEKA, April IA, rs.
r,,. K.u... Pacific and she Monte
men.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, April 9, 1873.


KANSAS CRY, Mo, April 9, 1873.
ia m, Editor of the Commonwealth
notice in your Journal OF the sih instant,
an .r,icle headed "Monte Men, and re-
ferrinc TO such fellows ss travelling over tnis
line. l have had in the hands OF the prin-
te-s for some days placards warning pas,
eenpers TO 'beware Of confidence men ana
tbree-card monte players" i will have
them po.ted thickly in all our passenger
c,n and at all our stations. l will also
have ten thousand copies Of your article
printed on slips and distributed IN every
train running over our road. ocr conduc-
tor, have long since been instructed to thro"
the.e fellows out of the cars, but they are
yerv careful, however, net TO play their ne
farious practices when the conductors are
present. We are taking every measure pos
sible to keep these villains out OF the cars.
Very respectfully,
BEVERLY r. KEN.
General Tickle. and Pass. Aet.
Desperate diseases require deperate rene
dies. Monte men are bad enough, but
think of the cure-ten thousand slips from
the Commonwealth. Weep, travellers, weep,
and prepare to take your printed slips.
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From the Denver Tribune.

FROM the DcuSef Afiouhe-
Work on the Texas Pacific rallroad is BE-
ing pushed With all possible rapidity, and
soon our sister territories of New Mex
leo aud Arizona will realize peculiar adsan.
tages from this great enterprise.
The company announces its intention ol
completing the work at the earliest moment.
The line isgraded and ready for iron from,
LooRyieW vest of Marshal, Texas, one
hundred and (fifty- six miles) to Fort Worth
where connection IL to be made with the
Weaesn division.
Work is being carried on both ways.
The low Stage of water in Red river, and de-
Nv in the receipt of iron, are said to be the
sole causes Why track-laying has not been
already commenced. Iron il arriving at
Shreveport, La, and track-laying viii COM
mence 1t once.
At Narshal the company u building -
large and complete machine thops - are to
b found west Of the Mississippi river. This
line of road will be built through the 6nest
portions of New Mexico and Arizona, and.
Il addiaioa to afordinG The facilities for i'm.
nigratioa, and the general in1es.es Il DE-
veloping The country through which kpena.
L viii have . civilising influence upoa IL
aAaess, and viii do more toward securing
psace for thee portions Of our country than
cold have been accomplishsd il yeas
b 0ovssnmenaal agsacis6 OF United States
soldiay.
"A young lAdy = Prisoeville has sent OF
~ Ioyer With instructions not 70 return until
n snsans busiDea"
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