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GROSS CARELESSNESS.
Another Fearful Goa! Oil Acct
dent.
4 YGHng Married Woman Shock.
inG!y Burned.

The fac, that people will rcr,is' in the
careless Use Of coai oil notwithstanding the
numerals accidents that iisH.-n from this
cause was well Illustrated YESTERDAY.
Mrs. s,cAGl;z 7 voung married ~cni4n
who resides GA the corner Of Ottawa and
Fourth .irests, b,ins i ,sireous cf qHicaiy
kin,iiins the lie in of,;rr 10 get si r,
threw quantity IF coal oi' on 10 ihe ecs'se
wood in the stove aud ig.i;'rIit. Ji,e :its
re: s,aF,.ns up A. aaioi>i. as she eSpectei,
the foolish won1n pGnrsii more Of the
dangerous hlid directly on 70 the flames.
AnexpIosion followed wti;h iurs, the can
and threw the burning oil in every iireS,.,n.
Mrs. Shnl,z was al once enyeiopci in Il ,u'es,
and before Ter husband who WA in an
al i,in;ng room could rush 30 her assistance,
the clothea We're burned from the upper part
of he. body, and the flesh on her face arms
and br-ss. was literally oharred. MIR.
Schultz burned both OF his hln.is badly in
attempting 20 ex,ingui-h the hsnes. The
fearfnI and hear;-rsn,ling shr:els OF the We
MN As phe lay writhing in her agony quick
y brought TIE neishhogs 10 the i,on-e ard
medical assistance vas ~ once summoned.
The poor woman WI, a fearful
ii hit to look upon. Both her har',s and
the upper part OF her hn.'7 is terribly svol-
lea, and her fare is 80 intiI,nci thu; il looks
like a huge blister, with mere indenrations
where the eyes are. DE-. Weaver is in at
tendance, and he SAYS that, al;h u h the wo-
man Is so ha';y hagnei, there aye strong
hopes of her :ec'very, a. long as Only the
extreneiies ard not the main part Of the
body wss toIrhed b; :s;a fire. Mira. Schns
il a young woman, Is years Old. and h,s
be; n married scarcely a year. Moreover,
she was at the time Of the accident in meet
delicate condition, and her sniferings are in
tense l. seems that the woman bes 6eoa in
the habit Of lighting the nre with kerosene,
and has been warned repeatedly hy he. hug.
band against using IT,
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STATE OF KANSAS, L.
County Of Leayenworth,
In the District Court OF the First Judicial District
of the state of Kansas and tor the said COUNTY,
Ot L,syenworth-
David W. Eaves, Plaintiff,
Jacob A. Koch and Charlotte
Koch, defendants.
FlNIIE above named Jacob A. Koch and Charlotte
L Koch, defendants, are herby notified that
they have heen sued by the said David W. Eaves,
plaintiff that the said plaintiff did, the 2ist
day of June, 1873, file his petition against them in
the above entitled court. alleging, in substance,
that on the 18th day Of September. 1s12. the said
Jacob a. Koch made, executed and delivered his
eight certain promisory notes, payable To the or
der of said David W. Eives, for the of one
hundred dollars (s1oo) EACH payable in six, niR-,
twelve, fifteen, eighteen, twenty -one, twenty
four and twenty .seven months, respectively, with
interest all of said notes from the 18th day of
September, 1872, at the rate Of ten per cent. per
annum; that on the same day, and To secure the
payment Of said notes, said jacob A. Koch and
Charlotte Koch, his wife, made executed and
delivered to said plaintiff mortgage on lots, do
scribed follows, to-wit: Lot seventeen "a
and the west i've (5l feet of lot eighteen (ls), in
block eishty-six (S6), in Latta's Addition to the
CITY Of Leavenworth, County of Leavenworth, and
State of Kansas. And the said defendants are
to the said petition on or before the 18th day Of
September, 1873, the said petition will he taken
true, and Judgment will he rendered
against the said Jacob A. Koch for the
sum Of $500, with interest on the from
the 18th day of September, 1872, at the rate II
ney' fee on amount ii Judgment rendered, AMI tor
foreclosure aud sale of sand mortgaged premises.
BYRON SHERRY.
fvSO-llt-wtf Attorney tor Plaintiff.
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arnus Goraml,sV Fixed

We have inst heard Of a sewing machine
agent, ralnad Carroll, who dropped into one
OF the nost comfortable places Of life.
franklin county, Kansas, was his territory;
the Home was the machine he Travelled
for. and q wealthy widow he prize he So
cured Carroll called at the widows domi-
cils in the country, and solicited her to bny
a Home She liked his machine and a
bargain was made Carroll called again,
ostensiily To asis; The widow in the adjust
ment OF the newly purchased machine,
but il realty tn ascertain il the
widow had Il place in one corner
of her heart for an honest man
She had INST such place. aud il happened
10 be vacant. Instead of talking stitches, he
talked sentiment, and the widow nobiy re-
spOnded. Decorations were made, propo-
sal- annexed. md the wedding day appointed
Last week the General agen. OF the Howe
Sewing Machine Company went away TO
franklin aad settled up all the affairs with
the bridegroom. IL il understood that the
bride of this wedding is worth 200 900 dol
lara in real estate and money. Her age il
somewhere between forty and nifty. The
industrious aud experienced canvas-er IL
on the other side Of thirty. So young and
vet 20 mature in Judgment.
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AN EXCITING DISPUTE.
Two Amaz0us Fight Over a Pig

Msry Maria o Neal and Bridget Murphy,
two muscular Gamseis who reside in the
vicinity of Twenty first street, in the western
part Of the city, engaged in little slterca-
ZION Yesterday which afforded considerable
amusement 10 the De,ghbors.
The iight originated in the fac: tina. Mary
Msria's slab-siied poEke- bad ielonously
catered Bidse.'s potato patch, and before
his presence WAS noticed had plougbed out
with his snout about t~O Bushels and a half
OF The winters stock Of tubers.
When Bridget discovered the depredsior
Ter wrath knew 40 bounds, aud dep'oying
her family o: seven sons in close ssirmish
line, she soon had the lani-Pike in pound.
Then she dispatched her youngest to the
hou-e Of Mary Ma.is to inform her Of what
lad been done. Immediately that irrate
wouian appeared on the fcene breathing
swee. I,eredic,ions on the head of her op-
pressor, and without any leave or license,
commenced to rip the boards off the
Bridge; in her shriii, sharp voice, objected
To such proceeding, but seeing that it did
no good, She gr,hi,ed handful of potato
vines and wound them gracefully around the
Geci, Of Mary Magis, filling her eyes with
din an! putting stop to further operations
On ihe piy pen.
Tneu e8Sueda scene which it l. almost i'm
po,sibi. 10 de-criie. Mary Maria clinched
her ant ,goni-t and ionbling her up lie a
hinge drove her head into the SOFT earth, and
drninped on her bark ill out of breath.
Meantime Bgidge''s lows were not idle. Ia
lieu OF stones, they hastily gathered together
some - the largest potatoes and retrratiDg
10 the other side OF the garden fence manas-
ed TO get in some pretty good shots on the
head Of Mary Maria, but more On their I'M
fortunate mother. BY this time the pig be
gan to get excited, and scaling the fence, fed
10 his own sty, ard his owner seeing that her
properly wsus out Of ciaGcsry, gathered her
cell together and left Tn. scene al conflict.
Taken all tC.,,c.ii.r, the ARRAY was an
amusing one, and will be long remembered
iy The participants
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SENSATIONAL.
Illicit Love in the First Ward
A Faithless Wife and an Enra.ed
Husband.
He Beats Her With an Axe
Handle.

D.kola ST. 10 the First ward claims the
latest sensatiun. One ofthe p,s',es concern
ed in the di-graceiui al ,ir r the wiie of Mr..
Brandon, an honst, uprish; business man II
Shawnee ST., and The other il one Valentine
BouPler, who runs a grocegy establishment
in the vicinity OF Mr.. B.,cdon's res,denoe.
How long the above mentioned parties have
been q. their amour is difficult AZ yet Ia a.
sertain, but the facts in relation 20 their iast
meeting are briefly ~ fellows:
On Saturday, the grocer, ScsPier had
occasion 10 carry SOME bran 10 The iaay's
house, AMI H. the head OF the family was
away, and the bag OF bran seened to be a
heavy burden for the poor grocer, the lady
very kindly helped him in with the load
and directed him where to place ii in the I'D
joining barn. 81 far % good. I"ere wis
nothing IN what w. have IIi-i ment! jned to
awaken su-picinn, or r,Ilec. the least d.
credit on the woman n-mc. Bat she Ie-
mained long sine in The barn, -indeh
L
c nsumed in the EN- ptyIng oi ore simple tag
OF bran, so long indeed that hir. Brandon
returning home from the store missed his
wife, and inquired of kis Little son. who was
playing in the yard, "sh4t had become OF he
ma"
The LITTLE fellow answered that size us III
the barn, and the hu'bind
suspecting that something S#s wrong
went to the s;abl. dnor, and there found the
festive Eoapler and his ia;,hiess viii, in
criminal intercourse with each other on the
floor.
Mr. Brandon comprshendei tie si,ui'ion
at glance, and hi, action was short, sharp
and decisive. He grabbed Adoiis Boepler
by the back hair and "raised" him. Then
he bethcusht him Of an az that stood in
neighboring corner, hut while he VIA on his
way for The instrument of death Boepier,
bethousht him Of the proverh, shat Dis
cre,ion il the better part of valor," and Just
as Brandon oime up with the Ak his Coz
tail disappeared over the fence, and he babe
adieu 10 Brandon and and the scenes ''who7e
fond recollection embiserei the present COM
pared with the past"
The masculine cause % the Trouble hav-
ing fed beyond his isach, the enraged hu--
band proceeded 10 give the wife good
drubbing with the handle Of the Ak, and
then babe her leave his premises forever.
The woman left as directed. and is how
stopping with an English family in the
neighborlIood OF her cd hoaIG.
We understand that lie iaIit Is entirely
with Mrs. Brandon. She has had every
thing that an indulsent husband could give,
and her extravaganza in dress has been
something entirely beyond tie Soands OF
reason, hit still her husband did rot CON-
plain. He has done everything that cnuld
lie expscei OF him "a make her home
happy, and she hss rewarded hi- devotion
by the most helriles- pertiiy and faithlsss-
meas. Brandon his published the woman
and applied for divorce, which will prus,a-
bly, be granted
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another Te.lisrl0nY.
Benton Eirrrcss, No, April -, ls65.

Benton EIrrrcSs, No, April -, Is65.
DR.. JOHN BuIL--Dear Sir-Knowing the efficacy
OF your Sarsaparila, and the healing and The Den-
eiicial qualities it possesses, send the following
statement of my case:
was wounded about two years ago, was taken
prisoner, and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up a moment since was wounded.
! am shot Through the hips. My general health is
impaired, and need something TO assist nature
have more faith in your >sTsaparila than any
thing else. | wish that which is genuine. Please
express Inc hall dozen bottles. and ohlise
CAPT. e. =. JOHNSON.
ST Louis, No
p. s.-The following was written April :, 1850,
by Mr.. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt johnson.
DR. JOuN BULL-Dcar Sir: My husband, DIR.
e. ). Johnson, was skillful surgeon AMI and ply
stefan, in Central New YORK, where he died. Isav-
ing the above c. T. Johnson 10 my care. at thir-
teen years oi sgn, he had chronic diirThUi and
scroiUla. for which | gave your Sarsaparilla. II
cured him. | have for ten years recoIn me ndei il
TO many in New York, Ohio aud Iowa, for scruili-
Ia, fever ssres and general debility. Perfect sue
cess has attended l.. The cures affected in some
cases OF scrciill and fever almost nirsc
u!cus. l am very anxious for my TO again have
sseourse to your SarSapirilla. lie til IT get
ting spurious article. hence hi, writing you fJr
il. His weunis terrible, hut ! believe he
will recover Rs-nectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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SheriE's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS
CoCNTI or LEAyESwoRTH.
In the District CONT OF the First Ja.efai District
of the State of Kansas, sitting ia ari ioI Ieayan-
worth COUNTY, IN said State.
George r. Hines AMI David
W. Eaves partners rs Bincs
and Eaves, Plaintiffs, fC4-s N =, f7i.
vs..
Janet, E:ssson and william.
l.. EaSs m, Defendants.
DURLIC notice is hereby given that under ami
i by virtue of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action in AMI by the above named
Court and of a special execution issued on said
judgment to me directed and delivered, l will on
Thursday, The 2Sh day of IUgust, 4. d. 1873,
ut o clock p. M. Of said day, a, the Court
House door in the City OF Lelvenworth, in the
County and state aforesaid offer at public sale and
sell Ia the highest bidder, for cash in hand the
following described tracts OF land. situate lyinl,
and being IN III" County of Leavenworih, and
state OF Kansas, namely, lots numbered seven "a
and eight (Sl, in block numbered eighty tSOl, city
proper as shown by map or plat file in the OF.
nee Of the Register Of Deeds in and for tin, County
and State aforesaid.
said property is TO he sold rs commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance OF said
Judgment. THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of i.eavsnworth County, Kansas.
Sheriff Office LeavenworIh City, July 23ld, A.
II. 1875.
BYRON SHERRY. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
iUly25-dlwti
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,.sss ooked Tor come p. Last,

The Universal a,:cros oore. Tie best low
pr:ocd Microscope e,er male. Exceeding
~ rs ri ior oS,miuing Flowers, Insects and
Minute O5ieels. Detecting Counterfeit Mon
es ara! disclosing the Wonders OF the Nj
croscopi" World. II ia adapted 20 the use
nf Pr s;cjars, I'c, hers, Students and the
FANNY Circle Requires no Focal Adjust
meat, AID CT therefore &c readily used by
any persoi. Giher Microscopes Of no greater
power c,~i IS each and up-ar,i, and are 20
diti..n't TO understand that none s.;,, scientific
men car Use ine,u. The Universal always
give s.r,S,ac,iun. One single Microscope
will lie sent carefully packed, by mail, on re-
ceiri o: 81 .snts wanted everywhere.
Address u. l.. STAPLES Il Co,
apl0-w6m ALsa Aiab.
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q sure Thing.

Dr.. Hunters Specific and Injection are
warranted - cure the Gonorrhea, Giee.,
Chordee, Structure, Seminal Wc'Enesa, dis
eases @: the kidneys, bladder and Urinary
organs of n.sie ami females. nr. Hunter ;
SPsoltic - the onis sire remedy Tor the Sper-
natasr hu@a, nightly emissiors and los' Of
power. caused ~ sell abuse or exnss i've in
diligence. Price 81 DIR. Hunters Specific s.;
Injection 81 per hottie. Sent e.. rywhere by
express. Ali orders must re addressed TO
DR.. J. Dinsbeer, %, North Seventh street,
he;wcea Washington avenue and ~. Charles,
81 Louis, Mo. Ciisas guaranteed or the
mcn.r refunded. ROBERT PARHAM,
une2ocoGSeow Agent.
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The IguOraspUS.

Col! Houston, of the Leavenworth Co@'
iasrcial. has been given his views on the
poets lately. He gays "Pope," who wrote
the ''Course of Time" was no SLOUGH. But
hs thinks "Iohn Hsys'' is fraud. Bad
news for Pollock and "Hays. "-JuHctiOS
CITY Union.
The Colonel made fortune in a mos,
mysterious manner out Of email salary in
. very short time. His conceit grew with
bis purse. He conceived the idea Of buying
z Bswopapes, in which for four mortal
as.,sntLs be las given The lev readers Of hi.
paper the most a.bby stuff that ever appear
Cd in any piper East or West. The people
have right to poke fun at the ignoramns.
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gilc ffunslresi 1h0nsnni;.

500, 900 bottles of Green's AUGUST
Flower ass Lcsn sold ia this Stale III three
I."nths. We oniy ask you 70 60 10 the
drug store Of Eoi"r Parban. Lesvenwor,h.
kanSaa, aud st a bottle free Of chaSSs, or a
regular ~. ~ - cents. Every bottle war
ranted To en'e Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, Sirthra'iache, Cosiiveness, Heart
bum, Na:r:hr'-h, Sour Stomach, IndIges-
ton, Impure blool, or Deranged S,c:aa.h
and Liver. FRY 1t. dc>w2ow
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REyhEN & SHEEK.

HOrrENToTs GATHERING BUCHU for
1elmbo!is Extract has become almost his
ioricai picture The great consumption of
DIR. Heimboid's Bu.hu attesis the important
fac, that thousands upon thousands need a
diuretic medicine. For Drop-y, Gravel,
X idney Complaint, AMI all diseases of the
HHiary organ, either in male OF female, there
has never he,n remedy equal 10 Heinz
bolFs Buclu. IT. i,niraors are mere trash
Helmbolis Is the old -eliable >tan,iaId
rnm.,v enl.rw
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WhNr i vat change has come over the
system ~ IN dicIi treatment in the last few
wears. 4 short time ago and deposition
secuted 10 be the only method -h!eediag,
his;s'iug, cnllslne, rur2iny, e'c --but now,
how different. The system 81 depletion has
asn"+; disappeared, and we End ;on;cs and
strer%theners 'as.rs IA place. Bald mp,
ins..ai nf nuiing down s:iil further the
diiapiiatc,i constitution. or all the array
Of res'oratiTes none snrpassea parker's Com
pound Fluid fxlrIc; BIchu ia lis invigor-
a.inp properties. 1t vii! restore ,ie shat
tered constitution. inyi.orate tie mind and
impart 4as. to lie which the poor invalid
had Thought departed forever Sold by all
druggists. everywhere. iSw
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LEGAL.
Sserin''s sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LyAvESwoErH. I
In the District Court Of the First J-ieial District
OF inc state OF han-is sitting in and for L-av-
enwofth county n sud State.
Owen Duty, PiaintiG,
Mary A. Davis, Charles NJ Davis
Georse I; Jones, Mat;hs~ Howell,
Thomas VI. Il Davis, Alison Remb-
hu, William ). jewell, u. W
taveS, John e. Douglass. Luei.n J
E2siin, W. W. Rackus Rebeccs r. Case
Kennedy. GeOrye X Hines, The NJ
Leasenworth Savings Bank, The Mu- 49,5
tusi Loan and Savings Institution of
Leayenworth, Kansas, the Kansas
Building and Trust Company. Frank
VI. LAWS, Thomas A. Davis sni
Mary A. Davis, aimnisira-
t,ix Of the estate OF James Davis, de-
ceased, Defendants.
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that under and
Il by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
hove entitled action in and by the above named
court, and of special execution issued on said
Judgment. 10 me directed and delivered, l will on
Thursday The ih day Of September Il. u. 1873.
at clock p. M. of said day, at the Court House
door in the City Ut Leavenworth, In the County
OF lelvensorih and STATE OF Kansas, otter
the highest bidder. fer cash in hand
each OF the following described tracrs
Of iind situate, lying, and being m the County of
LsNchN"rth, ann state 81 han>a~, namely:
Lots number three (:;l, fbur ~ and i've (5l, In
block number thrse tSl, in James Davis Addition
u the City of LeayenwOrth; and lots number three
90 and four ca, in block number eleven IN, in
James Davis Addition to the City Of Leavenwort
Aforesaid AMI an undivided oI.e-hali of lots num-
Der one ~ and tso ~, in Whitehead Pilot Knob
Addition TO the city of Leavenworth; and the
north threc-fourrhs and an undivided oue-:ourth
of the south onetourth OF lot number fourteen IA,
in Whitshead's Pilot Knob Addition &c the City
Of lcavenworth, Aforesaid.
sad tracts of land will he sol in the inverse
dtf t. that in which they above described.
Dated at LeaSeasorth City, Kansas, July 10Th,
4. II. lSsj.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff 81 leavenaOrth tounty, Kansas.
CroUaH & wihssr, Attorneys for Piainrii.
july 2Si.l
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Don't fail TO procure MS. MiNSLOW SSOOTH-
ING SN..UP for all diseases incident To the period
of teei hing in children 1t relieves the child from
PAIN cures wind collie, regulates the towels, and,
by giving relief and health u the child gives res.
20 The mother Ee sure AMI ell fJi
..HG>- WINStGWis SOOTHING SYRUP"
Tor sale by all druggists ju26-eod 5m
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Substitute for House Jcut Resolution No. II,
prori,hd5 for an amendment II the Cynstiiu-
ton.
Be Eqac'ei By tie LegisG'sre Of tie Sae Of EC4s-
ttro Nairds Fl al The aI.,Lrrx ei..l.I 10 tacIa
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Aslsu Illustrators <SlicP.
STATE or KANSAS. ,

STATE or KANSAS.
LoayenyCnI County,
In the Prob to Court il aHi Tor said eountv-Il
the mltter Of toe estate OF MatEea fyio ki, dc
ceased.
No,ica Is hereby given that letters .sstam.ntary
have bren tvInf 10 the undo .na' The estate
of Mathew roiaoEi late of said county, deceased,
hy the lio1"r1bc, the Prob no Court OF the Conn
~ and S!I:o aiyI2s9ii, lated the 2nd day of Au-
gaf, \. ID, 1873. Now. all persons having Gains
against the sid estate are hereby notified hat they
must p 'essni the same o the updeTs .snei for al
iowlnce within year from the date OF sid
letters. or they may he prec!riel fror' any htle-
fl o. such estate; and that IL suc4 sisi1s lie no;
eNhio ted within u ae years af,es the d'te Of said
Letters, tGey shali 30 DIevef barrel.
LOUIS NAECDP,
Executor OF he last will dawn al the estate OF
Mathew poiOcsi. deceased
August 19.i, 1879. aul5w-3w
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The HsarycSs at peas b,

IL would seem the u-na! o1ns'T 81 Infant
morisl'iy are not sufficient. The little limo
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
with the King of Terrors; at this hot and
snl,ry season tie restless oh:td, battling with
the enemies Of ia life that lie in wait at every
corner has. in addition, to encou,.ler another
deadly foe-MIs WinsIow's or some other
poisorous soothing syrup, adm n,s,ered by
the hand Of ZONE hear,l;ss nurse, silly
mother or imhecie father. A host Of pre-
cions lives might h. save.l each wear Ly Civ
ing DIR. McCibe's renowned Met:icsteh
Blackberry Prar'iy, which eiiec;ualiy cures
infshti:e complaints withou, any deleterious
rssa!-. d&w2w
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$50 Prizes, Amounting to s3ao.e0s.

rS-;Ur lotteries are chartered by the STATE ara
al says drawn at the time named, and all drawings
are under tho supervision of sworn Commissioners.
70 The official drawing will h.. published in the
ST. Louis papers, and a copy of drawing; sent 10
purchasers OF tickets.
E5-Wc will draw a similar scheme the last day
Of every month during the year 1873.
fS-Remt hy PDSroFFicE MbNEY-DRDEH,
REGISTERED LETTER, DEAFTor EMPRESS.
send foi circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER y co,
P1s'oiice Box. 2ili. louis Mo-
iuncii-dAE