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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26

NEW YORK, June -.
FLoUR-Ia better Inquiry, higher snd more do
ing; superfne - 50; white wheat extra o. 10s9
20.
WHIsKY-Seaiy and easier at 92Z993e.
WNEAr-Ia mod rate inquiry and unchanged !;
No. spring 81 369l 429l ~; No. Milsaukee
AMI Chicago 81 81 No, Iowa Si59.
kYE-Firm; prime western s6c.
BARLRY-Unchanged.
(ORN-Active and firm; new western mixed &c,
chiefly for steamer parcels Of Viii western at .0c.
OARS More active and firm; neW western mix-
ed 42@43c; white $50 So; black ~ s43c.
COFFkK-Quiet and steady.
SU6AR-Dull.
MOLAssE+Dull.
PORk- More active and decidedly lower; new
mess SIS so July; SIC August.
BEEF-Urchlnged.
CUT MEATs-Unchanged.
LARD-Weaker.
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NOTICED.
COUNTY CLERI's OFFICE1
AAvIuvoRTn, Kansas.
June 10, 4. D., 1s7s.
EQUALIZATION.
EQUALIZATION.

NVAX PAYERS Win p.sase take Dotice that the
Board q uaty<s6ai.ioasss q LssveaVorth
County viii nset q tls Csanty C1Rk's e6es %
Monday. 0e &seaA deg ef July nezs,
~ . Ce1nty Board Of Equalint3sa fsr the purpoee
q hiriy a1A tDPastiaily squaliang ths ssDesoed
vai1naa6e q the MI psoPesty sfths comfy.
soas ieeaing tAsn.eavo aGgstsvsd en- appsar and
hsvo N ogIoss - IL aDeaDant Tslusns eonecfed.
= juseics 81 equity nay densaA.
- 49, b IL 1sas1, ~ aller 1nai sdjesn-
~ = ~ 0sgd, u Sun.oy = sez-Dayss {.
- A E0fXR
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GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME,
10000 n u NJ Il E R -
Class +, to he Drawn June 30,
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 49,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I'D Our lotteries are chartered by the Sts6ok r
always drawn at the time named, and all dSAG1
are under the supervision Of sworn ecmmini10U
&c The official drawing will be- published ~.
-. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing -
purchasers Of tickets. -
sarWe will draw q similar scheme the lat
OF everv month during the year 1873.
S~Renit by P'rrpFfICE MDNEY-O0Dl
REGISTERED LETTER DRAFTor EXP11
Send fol- circular Address
MURRAY, MILLER co e
Psstoffice Box. 2ii5. Louis. 80
Jnnell-dSw
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Is more than substitute for Castor Oil. It
is the only cafe article IN existence which u
certain to assimilaie the food, regulate the
bowels, cure vind-colic and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals. nor
phine or alchohol~ and il pleasant to take.
Children need not cry and mothers nay
ret. june 5s1S7
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Money.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.

OFFICE LEAvENwORTH TINES,
LkAvENwOKTH, June Is, 1873.
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-. Louis 00Rkel
81. LOUIS, June "a.
HsHP-Dull and unchanged.
FLOUR-O0ll, and al quotations below choice
family weak and unsettled.
WRkAT-Dull and declining; No. 3 red fall 81 q
O. Is; prime u l091 Is samples.
Coss.Dall; No. Sc elevator; yellow mixed
and yellow 4y5<04S sackei.
OATs-In better demand; No. mixed 271<02sc
elevator; 3lk932 sacked.
BARLEY-NO market.
kYE-Duli 1t SIC; No. Coo.
PORK-Dull and lower at SIG Is
DsY SALT AKAI8 - Nominal; 81, ., and SIC
loose
BAcoN-Oemand languid and business light; or
der lots shoulder SIC; clear rib 1<9ssSs; clear
sT.
WaIsKr-Dull bot steady At sec.
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G RAT %.

WHEAT-B.st white, 81 %; red winter, 81 60
seed, - %; spring club. 81 Is; Nebraska spring,
81 10.
Corn White and yellow, 23(S25e per bushel.
OATs-Per b..shel, Zoe
sEsD.-Blus srA,s. 81 5osI IS: tim ,thy, o IS;
clover Sc 0JS6 50; sweet pofatoesSI Ul.
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The Cofeyville Courier says, while c. B
Peck. OF the L., L. & G. railroad, was there
last Thursday, he received disptch from
agent Gibson, to the effect that he tGibson)
had authority from the government to sta
ton a man on the cattle trail leading to that
point, whose duty it shall he TO zee that
there is no trouble experienced BY drovers,
from the Usage Indians. Though the
Osages are not so hostile in their demon
tions as other tribes farther west, vet this
speciaI agen; will be the means Of keeping
marauderins bands from invading the dis
trict through which the Cofeyville trail
rune, and will insure perfec, safety.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26

POPULAR illustrated book (26O pages) on
Manhood Womanhood Married In
pediments 10 Marriage, the Cause and Cure.
Sent securely sealed, post paid, for 50 cents,
by DR.. G. Whittier, 6l7 St. Charles street,
81. Louis, No., the great specialist. Read
his card. DIV
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The manufacture Of Cheese.

From the Humboldt; Union We learn that
'Me=srs. Seward and Hapgood, of Cottage
Grove township. are making preparations to
engage in the manufacture of cheese. They
are now in correspondence, relative to the
necessary machinery, and hope ere long to
have everything in readiness with which to
commence the work.
The company expect6 80 use the milk OF
one hundred and fifty cows this season, and
by next year they will increase the capacity
of the factory and u-e the milk of three or
four hundred cows"
Southern Kansas seems to be keen!y alive
10 the fact that cheese making can be made
profitable, and We live IN hopes that the time
is not far distant when Leavenworth county
will have ten or a dozen cheese factories
within her borders. There certainly is
money in the undertaking if properly car
ried out. The wealth of some of the dairy
ing districts E,-t is enormous. Herkminer,
Ne. York, ia said to ship annually over IL
O00, 900 pounds Of cheese, and 100000
pounds of butter, worth 81. $685. coo. Little
Falls, New York, perhaps as much.
St Adams, Vermont, ships 100000
pounds Of cheese and 2,750, 600 pounds of
butter, worth in the market s., 250, 900.
The village of Wellington, Ohio, shipped
1000, 900 lbs Of cheese in '66, worth $500, 600.
The products Of the dairy are sold for cash,
and hence the returns are quick. This in
iustry enables the manufacturer to reduce a
large bulk of food into small compass,
through two processes of feeding cows and
manufacturing the productions.
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ChScsE~ AaPGes.

CHICAGO. June "a.
FLoUR-D Dull and nominal.
WnEAT-Dull and . shade lower for spot or June
No. spring 81 10 spot or June; 81 l57sSl IL July
No. ! lower 1t 81 IA.
CoRN-in eooi demand; No. mixed 2s9sec
regular, according to loca ion; 1877 strictly hesn.
OATs--F,rm and higher; No. 26sz9z7 regular
and fresh spot.
RYE--Fim; No. 2 59aGlc.
BARLEY-Dill and nominal.
Pork Active and closed higher; ga Is bid,
Ga Is asked July; el4 509e14 IS August.
LARD-Quiet At SIC.
BULK MEArs-Quiet and easier; shoulders &c
loose cls,r rib middIes weak At .<e7c SD; shot
nib s1s@s1tc.
BACON-Quist and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Quiet At Sc, closing easier at ssxc
bes bid.
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The above Shirts make speciality of no beside.
low Perales to
Cloth and Cashmere ~ @'.""
t
EmorIa Rubber Goods Travelling q
received the hands
Mi." would respectfully same in n. ,a.s "ht
will be duly appreciated by ~ ''e winch
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DIR. c. B1GEL0W,


Has removed from No. I79 South Clark street,
corner Of Monroe, to No. "a SOUTH sIATx ST.,
CHICAGO.
II is veil known by all readers Of the papers that
DR.. q. Bgelow 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.. Il. the renow ned
SPECIALIST Of the age. honOred by the press,
teemed OF the highest medical attain ments by all
the medical institutions Of the day, wing devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfecting remedies
that Will cure positively the Of CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the EXTRAORDINARY
ORGANS in both sexes SEMINAL WEAKSEss pro-
dueing NERVOUSNESS, AyEssIOS TO sOCIhIY, IN
PARKED VISION, Loss OF N-NoRY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. II is evident that Tho confines
himself 10 the study Of cert lin disease, treating
thousands Of cas- every year, must have greater
skill than physician in a general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES tor ladies ard gentlemen
sent free to any address, in seal envelope
COSsULIA1IOS FREE The finest rooms In me civ
with SEPARATE PARLORs for Lad ies and gentlemen
Call-see only the Doctor. CosREspOS DESC e COW
PIDESIAL. Address letters 10 Di- c. BIGELDw,
No. fg4 Stats street.
n. B.-Iadies send foe descriptive circular OF
Pesssrieemefi the best preventative OF conee;.iop
known. Sent to any address free Of charge.
deel9JGv
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The Cameron Observer is advertised for
sale, We shouldthink it good opportunity f Z
any one desiring paper in a thrifty town
Of twenty five hundred people and good rail-
road accommodations.
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rcrkn sY JOS wHrrAKx., sxEs AND roa

CORRECTED BIZ Jos. WHITAKER, BkKs AND roaK
PACKEk
8. C. Hams. eaavassed. 141<c; do, uncanvasssd.
l35zc; dry at hams. eanvaned. l21ze; do. un0A-
vaa1ed, ll,<c; q. c. breakf~t bscon, canva Id,
Hex; do, uneAnva sed, l01<e, clear bacon sides,
sxe; clear rib bacon. sxe; nib bacon Sc; s. C.
baron shoulder, re; DRY salt shoulders, 7Lc;
baik clear sides SEE bulk clear rib SIC; bulk dh,
SIC; q. p shoulden. &c; bulk shoulder, sHe;
essar mes pork, tis IS; mesa S1s IS; ieht ness,
SIs Is; pte pork ele.,, sls Is; sb. 81 80; prime
do, csddies. s9l21<c; S. C. c. beef hams, i23<c.
do uneanvasaed. IKE; pure neats foot oil, per
sa,lon, s5c; pune lard oil, per UAlloa, sec.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26

Take ,easpoonful Of Dr.. Miller's M.g-
netic Balm in teacnpful Of warm sweet
ened water on going to bed. 1t will throw
you into swe.t, and you are all right in
the morning; 25 cts ger bottle.
See advertisement in this paper. d&W
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26
THE RENDERS.

Definite Inform ~ ion A bOus the F1ig.s
Ofshe Murdercrs.
Gov. Osborn informs us that he has re-
ceived positive and direct intelligence that
the Blenders are in Texas, travelling toward
the Rio Grande. When last heard from
they were crossing the country with team,
and evidently making haste to reach Mexico.
Officers and detectives were on their track
with a reasonable prospec. of overtaking
them
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sAs.AL IrERR.


Attention il called to the advertisement Of
Dr.. Bohannan. Of 81. Louis, No. His rep.
.tation ID that of one Of the mot sucneDful
physicians in his speciality in the Wesl
n0v2Sd&W
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corrected by C. A. 4 E. H. Perry
FGouR-C dice family, s. 90; Xxx, 81 90; xxx
d 30; Xxi, 81 90; xxx, - IS; best prem ium,
o. 90; Graham, sacks, 81 l2X; rye. 90 p.
BxAS-Per 100 bs. zoe.
BOLTED MHAL-Per 100 Ms, 75c.
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Fer AOah 6-aaeh

And tan, use Perry's Moth and Freckle LO-
ton. 1t il reliable and harmless. Sold BY
druggists everywhere. DePol 40 Bond
street, New York.
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Now that the season for this fearful cpl
demic Is fairly upon us, it behoves our citi-
sens to keek their premises free from any
rubbish or stagnant water that might tend
to encourage the settlement of the disease.
In removing foul smells all disinfectants
will be found invaluable.
II druggisss were to prepare carbolic acid
and other forms Of disinfecting agents, ready
for use, and be ready to give instructions to
fae purchaser, and then give the public
eosice Of the fAct, they would do the city a
great service, and put money into their cash
box. Hundreds of families would gladly
buy and use il they only knew how to mix,
how to use, and how to apply it.
Why then will no: come en;erprising
druxgiss advertise to thepeople of the city
tAat he has on hand and will compound
ready for instant use-''carbolic acid, sui
plate Of iron, Of zinc, dead oil, etc." for
chamber vessels. cellars sinks ces-
pools. stables, etc, - the case may be-with
full instructions Tor use. II he will do
% hi saln will be hundred fold What
tAey are, and the benefit to the people Of the
eiay beyoad pecuniary conputaiion. Or il
the city win make arrangement With some
Asug hoase for the preparation Of thee
eosnaa 81 i.fosn lien vhess 10 81 Tie
- aatille ness thas halfshs vee1oussA
- $. So 81
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The curative properties of this shrub in
cases of dropsy, gravel, kidney diseases, and
Obscure disorders, are now we'll known 10
physicians. DR.. Helmbo!d, originally pop
ulariz-d this medicine, and no other chem
Ist has been able to extract its virtues with
equal skill. Helmbold's Buchu is still the
standard and genuine Extract. Patients and
physicians prefer it. The genuine bears II.
T. Helmbold's signature. All apothecaries
sell il. eOd&W
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26

Pa@.,g away! pas-i.g away!
Each 10th Wash of former day.
SOZODNT gives the coup de grace.
Goodbye , the humbogs! let them pan.
d&v
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The railroad traveller will find . remedy
that is pleasant and perfectly harmless, and
. sure preventive Of the evil effects from
Constipation or change of water and diet, BY
using Simmons' Liver Regulator.
For sale BY all druggists. d&W
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Sl0ckhO:6eFs Meeting.

OFFICE KANSAS Pacific RAILWAY. Co
ST. LOUIS, No., June y, isa;.
WYE, the undersigned, representing nor.. than
w ose-tenth OF the capital stock OF III. Kx,.zS
PaciAe Railway Company, hereby give Notice ,hss
. nesting OF the stoekholders OF said com paav IN
b hsld q the once Of the Land Dcrsrtnsnf ~ M.
company, In lawrence, Kansas, o. tbe pan iav ~
July 1S75, At II o clock tnoon-, VI
kuEERT z. CAIR.
8. n. EDGELL.
c. 8. GREELEY.
b. w. LEWIS. IA.
". NEISrER
A00LRuUS NR1eR.
qeSeo Jo4A 1116Y.
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Andrewlina Collier comes out in a strong
letter relative TO an insulting article in the
Commercial relative TO herself. Ii seems
from the letter and the statements Of Miss
Andrewlina that Col. D. W. Houston, of the
Commercial, has been rather persistent in
cultivating an acquaintance with her, much
to her annoyance. The two had long in
view on Delaware street on Friday. Mis-
AndrewIina claims that ''five hundred dol
lars" was named but declined by her. The
lady now very properly talks horsewhiP to
him
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Corrected by shannon & Bro.
BUTTER l29l3c for exta choice; s9sc ior
cooking.
EsGs-At s010c.
observation-disclosures, old, 2oa2Jc per busl,el ;
new potatoes t75c0el % per bushel.
6PRrxG CHIcKEN=-o2 jO@2 IS.
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How sng.


The Commercial for many years he's been
blowing abou, their great circulation In
Platte county We learned this week their
exact circulation in Platte City. Ii is only
three dailies and two week!ies. The truth il.
TIE TINES Away. had, and now has,
much the largest circulation. Platte county
psople don't take theirs i,slf and hall. They
have convictions, and they are one thing or
the other. Square dealing ia wha. they want.
WHEN you go TO John Seeker to bay
clothing or gents furnishing goods, you are
certain to have the best Of attention paid
you, for Harry Newman is there. and he is
the most attentive salesman in town. He
can wait on more customers, and sell more
goods in day than half a dozen ordinary
men, besides giving perfect satisfaction to
all. You never zee any one that buys at
Seekers regret his bargain, and whenever
there is bargain, Harry Is sure to let yon
know it. Call and zee them, they are all
clever dealers
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26

Use Psrry's Improved Comedone and
Pimpie Renedy-;he great akin medicine.
Prepared only BY DR.. B. C. Perry. Dema-
tolosist. Depot 49 Bond street, New York.
myl l-eod6w
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Hay and Wood.
Hides and WoOl.

Hay-Per ton, So 90.
WoOD-Per cord, 81 50ta7 90: goal hickory, 81.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenvorth County,
Niehael Phelan, surviving partner
Of fbelan Bros, Plaintiff,
Michael Cofey and Catherine COT
fey, Defendants.
DEFO.E :. b. Williams, ESQ.,, j. P town.
ID ship and county OF Lezvenw0rth, Kansas. the
said deeni,nis will take mott that the Justice Of
The peace afiJressii i-sael order OF attachment
in said acii IN for the SIS - on the sth day
ofJuae, 1873, and that sail action viii come up
Tar hearing on the Eth day Of July. A. u. 1875
at O clock a.
SICHAEI. PHELAN
jui1v3~ Plaintiff
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Chicago Live Sto~k Market.
C1ncAso, June -.
CAITLE-sales Of fair TO good Texans g 1913 IS;
good to extra native steers s. 1896.
Hoas-Dull and prices lower; $i9i so for good
to choice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 - Each week.
A GENTHbanted everywhere. Busiseo strictly
n legi'ij Iaie. Particulars f!es. AadseS
apes-v S. LOuis, No.
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Cesstasar D.talsSsene.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Linimsnt will not re-
'ieve, No swelling it will not
subdne, and no lamenes
which it will not cure. This
i. strong language, but it is
true. Where the parts are
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1t. Louis L,yo stock Market.

Sr. LOUIS, Juue q.
CArrLK-Demand firm for better grades; Jrims
andchoice natives 1596; fair buthers s. 1854 -;
fat Indian aRd Texan s. 5Oa4 -.
HOGs-Quiet; f4S4 ~.
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CArfE1-An grades Of eaitis in good demand
1t 31x9lhe; fht COWS, 31<e.
S.KEr-In gesd ds0asd q s11<04e groo.
HonDao-AS oioo0lso.
HULDNS3eo0ll60lso.
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Beware Of Counterfeits -
I0R Muses. SIZE iA,Es CHsEFKE's

.Ave erse~ss~iy couErraFsITEa J,tAa->., y'v.sssas
ne se....< haer n, ,as,- ~ .s.,. sie.~s - ...ri
rsekas~. AH o.irrs 80 si.as is.s,, ,aps Ths
painfai and dangerous diseases To which the t.1.is
soeststnto1 . sabi.e; They moderate =: eaee.sive
Nd GO =. :upps,ss,on .: me ssnses .hs. e..::d
I'd ~ fasDs on ; &, s.ss ,
e.ss vssa ii osSsr mans have failed. s.d aitsossS
.sy powerful. contain nothing hnrtfsl % IL 1sss
OFe1isr IN Eneiish German md Yts.cA ass.,A
80 hotsl RVS. :1u directson and .d.iee.
hepS..dea 2 acesps any counterfeit a. hHs1 a.
s: q: ss :: z. Re-: So H I'D .:.
q sapsso c@ce q .hieh yoa mn e.n for IL peek.
~ psss:d q pi.is s..Ss::. IN = "a 3 'ssI
RELIEF lN TEN MINUTES.
ODRYAN,s PUIM0Nlc WAFERse
G Ges GoG so.s Con-: f &c., siss: s..! FL.
=: :; -: g -: 81 g ~ S q =; =:
Z - q sk1iSs f!a4 S 81 y SzssS
e. Is 49, = 80 ~ 3: - e: i sSe Aos
TNE GREAT FREncM REaE0v:,
DELAAADRE'S aFDCIF1c PlELA
= 4. q = 100. fsrs.
- 81 - .:'::: - 2 =. -
81 - ::.::::: - : 8: - - 81 49,!
a. e :: a. =: 10 =. e. 1 =. :; "a: 3:
::e.::::as':. =, e - s3Tfs. e. -
= III 80 Rsa0kls Q 49, 9 = -
E2SSs - $3.50 r. az
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Long 9 esk@a Ter Gene AZ Last.

lOng 9 O0ke0 Tor Come nc LaN6.
The Universal Microscope. The best low
priced Microscope ever made. Exceeding
y useful for examining Flowers, Insects and
Minute Objects. Detecting Counterfeit Mon
ey and disclosing the Wonders of the Mi
croecopic World. 1t is adapted to the use
of Physicians, Teachers, Students and the
Family Circle. Requires no Focal Adjust
ment, and can therefore be readily used BY
any person. Olher Microscopes of no greater
power cost So each and upward, and are 40
difficult to understand that none but scientific
men can Use them. The Universal always
gives satisfaction. One single Microscope
will be sent carefully packed, by mail, on re-
ceipt OF 81. Agents wanted every where.
Address ID. l. STAPLES Il Co,
aplO-w6m Allen Mich.
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3,0O0. 00O Acres in Central Nebraska now for
sale in tracts Of forty acres and upwards, i've
and ten years credit, at per cent. No advance
interest required.
MILD and he.lthfnl climate, fertile soil. an album
dance Of good water.
The best market in the West. The great Mining
being pplied by the farmers in the Platte Val ey.
soldiers entitled TO . homestead OF 100 acres.
The best locations for colonies.
Free homes for all! Millions Of acres Of choice
Government Lands open for entry under the
Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad, with
good marEets and all the convenience Of an old
settled country.
Free passes 10 purchasers of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps. showing the Land, also new edi-
tion Of Descriptive Pamphlet, with New Maps
mailed 6ee every where.
Address o. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. p. X. B., Omaha, Eeb.
apr9-d0aw&s
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
I'M LET.

ELEOANr SECOND STORY FOR RAMtLY-ALSO
~ Rooms o4 iour floor gentlemen; first 81 par
ties and adults only % West twenty eighth strcct, near
Broadway
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E,ROHr AND BACK PARI.UR TO LET, FURNISHED,
II unithnis he'd or partly furnished, in private
house. Apply with reference. at III West twenty nth
efre
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FURNISHED ROOMS. WITHOUT BOARD, TO GEN.
tlcmen in private family and third floors;
low rent permanent III Macdousal street above Wa
yerIev Mace.
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THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP FRAME, TWENTY.
IA third street. Fifth avenue suitable for dwelling
or business immediate posse sson; rent S20n
No. West Twenty third street. Filth Avenue Hotel
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART.
MENTS TO LET.

FINO LET-UNFURNIsHED, TO SINGLE MEN OR MAN
and wife, on second floor one very nice front Room,
with closet small front Room adjoining one nice
locality fine quiet and respectable vicinity Fiteth
street east respectable private family Address w. N,
Herald office
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ITO LET--A FIRST CLASS SECOND FLOOR, IN FINE
neighborhood, furnished or unfurnished, house with
oil modern improvements; two large and hall
room. Inquire at 427 East Fysixth street. address
box 4,G55 Post office,
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
n. luily furnished, Thirty eighth street, near LeXng
ton avenue s225 months possession May 1873 Will
LIAM TUCKER, 20 Fifth avenue, above Twenty-sixth st