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BULLS
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Read the following extract of q letter from Mrs
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivers, OF the most
learned, eloquent and popular ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and no is at present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. KY.
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rom q prominent gentlemen and resident of Gu
matt, Ohio, for the pat forty years well known
the ne y syaprr publishers tnrougho out the United
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NOTICE,

In the matter oftheasisnment Of John Weary.
A Ii persons interested Will take notice that the
a nndeTsignei George S. Woodward, assignee
OF John Weary. viii, on the 20;h day of October.
A. D. 1873 at the ses ion Of the District Court Of
Lesven.o-.h county, Ksnsss, or il said court shal
not he m session said day, then the first da =
81 co1rt shall be in session thereafter, apply to
said Dis riet Court to De discharged from said
trust upon petition TO be fled as proSiisd by law
Leavea worth, sept. Sun. 49,:
GEORGE =. WOODWARD,
sepiw61 Assixnes Of John Teary.
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An important Letter

From a prominent gentlemen and resident Of Cin-
cinnati, ohio, for the pat forty years well known
10 the newspaper publishers throughout the ni'ed
States:
New YORK. October 18th, 1870.
Up. R.DwAY-Dear sir: I am reduced by a
Of duty the suffering Ia make brief state
meat OF the working OF mediciua on iavsei'-
For several years had been affected with some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs, which
some twelve mont his aga eliminated in a most ter
ribly affecting disease. which the physicians all
salt spamciic structure in the uretna, also
inflammation OF the siineys AMI bladder. anl gave
il as their opiaioE that my age-73 years-would
Preyeat my ever getting radically cured. | mad
tried number Of physicians. and had taken a
large quantity of medicine, both aopathc and
homeopathic, but got no relief. / had read If
astonishing cures having been ma Re by yoGr rem =
sdie-; and some four months ago read a notice in
the Phitadep hia Saturd ~ Evening Pot Of cure
haviug been affected on person who had long been
sufeeing as ! b ID been. went right of and got
sose OF each your Sarsapari'lian kesolv mt, Hsafy
Relief aud Regulating Pilis-and commenced taxi
in. them. In Ihre, days [ was greatly relieved,
and now feel as well as ever.
u W. JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohio
fE- Prize. one dollar per bottle. Sold HI doug
gists everywhere, ard At DIR. Railway, ~, -
Warren, coraer Church street, y. Y.
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Notice ef T:naI Settlement.
TIE tate OF KAySA5. S.

TIE STATE OF KAySAS,
liz .vEswoE1H CoCSTT.
In The Probate Court, in and FOR said county
In The matter Of the estate Of Agu-tus u. Saw
yer. deceased
(,REDITOR sud ELL other p-rsJns interested in
y The afoTsss q s-tat s-e heT-hF mortified, ths
al The ,s.s-f t-rsH Of the Pro q Curt il sni
for ii 90 J-ty, IN he b.gun and held the ;ourt
Rom in tee dry I'D county nf Iesven~or,h,
siaIa OF at, re ali, the first Monday IN the
month Of october A ID. SO, shall Apply To the
said court for II and 6aai ssttiensn, OF sail e.
ts.e MART1A B MITCHELL,
Al MT 81 au'usfus 81 SAVER SeceassH.
LesvenBorth. sept. /, a. ID. 49,. ss,tw5s
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G.ENXss REASONING.

Consumption j. decay. Soothing, rxpectorani
remedies only Isseiui palliative; they do mol
reach the case they ID not stop he decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen ths life forces aud pr0lDn,
the battle, but the decay goes ste ably Oa and
sooner OF later, the yictim must yield. Climate
changes are sometimes gJOi, hgt they seldom
wholly cure. In shot, the first ,l;nE 10 b.
done is 90 stop the "Cray; then approach tac res
iorative, tonic and s'rehg'h-g wing treatment.
Think a moment The lungs ate de...yi1.,; ,,ber-
cies. alterations cavities and deposits Of poisnnc,
natter pas are 10 Tlirs IN. .;Tcria ION carrie,
tDis poison all 0vcc the s0iy. Wasting los 81
appetite, eucTyat;C n lit sSrts ard .ii u. ter
rihls symptoms appyat. 4, i Wus'h While 10 zoe
tor the symptoms hi,h sJe merely tl. results
while The ueeay-Un,l is TN cause est.raz up
the liz spring.
" these two th'n-s ar reH know l.y the best
ply icians:
LIST. CARROLL c aei'i qae-iy arrests decay. /, is
the most powerful G'er!itins IN lhH Known word
Even dead bcdics are pre- rived ~ II. Entering
into the circulation, "a az sraDpies wit, cor
rupiior, AM decay c-asts- IT purideS ih- sources
OF di.ea-e.
2l. Cod liver On IS natgres' best ss,islsn' in
resisting cousumpt o.. II IS at once "A iooi,
tonic, purifier and heaier. II braces UP and
urpiies the Vi al 'orees, leeds 'he tel system
aud enables nature to rcg-iI her FOO hold. For
tje purposes nothing can c1nipIre with Cod Liver
Oil. This is the theory 81
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GEORGE I. ANTHONY, Jr.. an undeveloped
sttsche of the revenue Office in this city,
yesterday made rsid on the newsboys OF the
X p. trains, and seized a box of cigars,
which he claimed were being cold without 8
special License In our opinion this lie rather
small business. The boys are simply hired
10 dispcse of stock by a man in Kansas
CITY. who takes out License from the gov
eminent. and are therefore not responsible.
And even admitting that they are we 90 not
see why the property should be seized.
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I J.
| providing Tor an au.eudn'eai t1 the C1nsiitu
! ton.
Be E,aeed sy The Leyisafur~ Of The STAT, Of Eru-
| SIS, hro hDds Fl az he S.es,5,s siectal 20 saci
| HyrSe soacsT5j7g herein:
| SECTION |. That sec ion two article two, % tn
Constitution of the State of Kansas, be AMENDED
so to read as follows: The number of Represen-
| tatiyts aud senators shall he regulated by law,
but snail never exceed one hundred and twenty
1 ave REPRESENTATIVES and forty Senators. From
| aud after the adoption of the amenims Mt the
| House of Representatives shall admit one member
two huadred and fifty Legal votes were
east at the next preceding general
election and 'ch organized county in which less
than twD hundred le CAT cast at the next
preceding general election, shall be attached To
and constitute part OF the representative dis
trict OF the county lying next adjacent to it on the
east.
SIC. ,. This amendment shall he submitted 20
the electors of this State for adoption rejec-
ton. at the next general election.
SEC. 2. The ballots used al said election shall
BE- written or printed as follows: ''For amend
nlen' TO section two, article two, of the Consttu-
tom OF. against amendment to Sc ton two.
article tao, of e Constitution.
FEC This at shall take elect and be in force
from and after its publication in the "Kassas
Weekly Commonwealth.
her by certify thai the sbore Joint Resolution
originated in the House OF Representatives Feb
ruary ), I573, and passed that body February %,
1873, two-thirls OF ali the members elect voting
therefor.
JOSIAH KELLOGG,
Speaker of the Eouss Of Representatives,.
ALsS. BANKS.
Chief Clerk OF the House .; Representatives,.
hereby certify that the above Joint Resolution
passed the Senate March &. 1873, two-thigds OF all
members elect voting therefor
z. s. SLOWER.
President Of the senate.
$50. &. CeovTHEg.
Secretary Of the Senate.
approved March s, 1873.
THOMAS A. OSBORN, Governor.
thereby cerrifv that the FOREGOING is a true ani
correct copy Of the original enrol ell Joint Resoiu
tion now on fie in Office, and that the same
WIS Published in the Kansas Weekly COinmon-
wealth. pril 10, 1873.
IN testimony vEsreaf have hereunto sub
scribed nj name aGxsi ne great see of s ate.
Done az Topeka this 3lst day OF July, A. 70 1873.
fsrsLl W. II. SGALLWOOD
aus5-dsv-tnovs Secretary OF state.
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BEVERLY, Mass. July IS, 1s5?
DIR. RADwAY-I have had Ovarian Iumor N tile.
ovaries anu bowels. All the doctors said ''there
was no he p Tor it, I tried everything that was
recommep led, but nothing belpea me. Issw your
Resovent and though would try il but had no
faith in il, because mad suffered tor twelve years
took six bottles of the Resolvent, one box OF Fad
ways Pills aud used two bottles OF ysur Really
Relief; and there is not sign of tumor 10 he
felt, ana feel better, smarter aud happier thar
1 have for twelve yssrs. The wo.s: tunior was in
the left side of the bowls over the groin. write
iish i; if you choose.
HANNAH r. KNAPP.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don'f fail 10 procure MRS WINSLOW's sOcTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases Incident TO tie per;oi
OF teeshisg In children. 1t relieves the Chi from
pais, easss Wind eole. regulates the bowels, and,
81 ving relief and health 10 the child gives rss.
70 thA 0o4heR. b sure and call for
ssAR4 WINDOWS S0UIHIX0 SYRUP"
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STATE OF KANSAS. l.
Leavenworth County.
In the Probse Court in and ior sail County, In
The matter of the estate Of Patrick Mctrav, JE,
deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby siyan ,hst letters Of admin
~ istration have been granted 70 the UNDER
sig ed on the estate of Pariek NcGraw, Jr., late
Of sid county, deceased. by the Honorable. the
Probate Courf Of he county and State ssoresa;d
dated be sth day OF september A. H., 1873. Now
all persons having claims aga, INST the sad estate
are hesebs nSiiei that they nEsi he same
20 the un5enignsd for alloxsEee within one
year from the date of said letters. they may be
preeiuded from any benefit Of puth estate; and
that II such eizims be mt exhibited withs three
yeaIs aier the date Of said ,esters. they shall be
loreves basTsd.
=. PA1alCK Ac01AW,
u. 6se1nno1. akyo ~
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JCoGE DELAHAY. hiss been ssied in Jadpe
Gasdiner's Court, by some OF the lawyers, Tor
little bill representing legal service ren-
de.ed in the good old times long ago."
He was very particular that the "d-n news
paper reporters" should 10. &c, wind of tn
affair, and as lar rs We are Concerned j, shsl
be kept an inviolable secret.
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THE doctors report numerous cafes OF In
termittent fever.
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Wilson's Car o..icd TOD Liver OIL,

Subscribed fully in the inventor scircular which
will be lDai'd upon application, TO any address.
We cannot afford space 10 tell the whole story
here or 20 give The numerous certificates en-
inent physicians and well Known citizens testify
ing TO the absolutely wonderful resu ts flowing
from this great discovery. Suffice il 20 saw IL i.
curing thousands woo supposed themselves To b.
at deaih's door.
Wilson'S Carbolated Oil is scientifically prepared
with the purest Isrbo!ic Acid, so combined rs to
be entirely harmless, wita
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THE Missouri Valley Life Insurance
building ha. nearly reached external COM
pletion.
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BIGAMY.
Too Much Married.

Yesterday morning iov;al looking chap
BY the name Of John Porter was up before
the honorable Police Court on a charge O!
bigamy.
From the eviisnce given j, appears that
this man Porter, several years ago married
dusky maiden in the vicinity OF 81; joseph,
Missouri, and took her TO his little cabin in
the river bottom where the pair lised for a
few months in perfect peace and happiness.
Then change came over the spirit OF their
dreams. They both conceived violent dis.
like 20 eachOther, and took every oppor;n-
pity TO make it maniiest, and sometimes it
was no; done in a very agreeable wsy
Becoming tired of si, dusty and trouble
some spouse, Porte. toUud II convenient, one
frosty morning to turn up missing. and his
wife could not get any trace of his where
abou;s. II seems that he came 10 this city,
and without losing any time, offered his hear,
and hand 10 very susceptible virgin who
lived at tie foo, Of Pilot Knob.
He Was accepted at once, and
the marriage took place shortly afterward.
The couple aimee June last have lived to-
gether in the most perfect harmony, and
would have continued TO TO do during the
term Of their natural lives bad not Wife No.
l made her appearance and Put in inca n
ing claim on the ssionished and terrified
Porter.
Officer Mason made the arrest, after watch.
ing in the ne;shborhood Of Por,sr'scahin all
night. and brought in the prisoner early
yesterday morning. The Gaze vas continued
till O,tober /. and Porter IN, under bord
Of $500 for his appearance a, ihas r;rne.-
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How a Sewing Machine Man Was
Caught.

Oar readers will recollecI that sc publish.
ed some month ago, the festive experience
of Mr.. Carroll, sewing machine agent in
Franklin county, describing how he met q
lovely widow near Ottawa, and becoming
fascinated with her personal charms, and
greatly attached TO her plethcric purse, pro-
posed on second sight, was accepted in mar
rage, and settled down in fond anticipation
Of future fu!l,of luxury and laxuriousness.
Well it wasn't so bright rs the bridegroom
anticipated. The widow was rich, jus, as
Carroll thought. and altogether a companion
10 be proud of, but she exercised care Of
her property, and guardianship of her
purse, that was perplexing in the extreme TO
the impecunIous man of the machines. How
ever, on the bridal trip eastward, he per-
susded his conaort that her purse
would be safer in his POI.
session than elsewhere, and much to
his delight she consented to transfer of Ter
money. Shortly thereafter he was called
hack to this State, and without the knowl-
edge or consent OF his bride proceeded to
convert into cash certain real and personal
property belonging to her. This was too
much for his newly acquired sweetness.
She "rquealed" audibly and has,ened hither-
ward, to stay proceedings, and By satisfying
the authorities that Carroll had entered into
. conspiracy with another fellow TO get her
property and despoil her OF the richest jewel
in maiden's diadem, had the adventurer,
Carroll, confined in Jail. At this writing he
languisheth in prison, and the widow smiles
sweetly upon every husband who has a
sickly wife.
There is only one moral 10 this marriage
-one more than there il TO many others
and that lie ''beware of widows"
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TMeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, ocToMBER 2, 1873.

Now il the time to subscribe for the
FINES.
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Such wond r. os Modern chemistry Ssrs'pl-
riilisn kesolvent. Ready Relief and Railways fItt
are without parallel in the history Of medicine io
there are some inirmi;ies and diseases that ar,
considered a. incurabls, aud are death. Yet, th'
most astounding cures have been made through
these remedies Of some diseases that have neveI
been known 10 be cured by medicine.
Consumption. scrSfuia, white swelling. fumors
disease of the kidneys, that have been pronounced
tncuraoie, cancers, ulcers, svelngs, stone in the
bladder, caicuous corrections, ulcers and sores o
the homes, rickets so deeply seated that no other
medicine has never been known to reach, have
been cured by the Sarsapariilian Resolvent aided
by the Ready Relief and Pills.
fasiy, ParalyseS, airy glngrene-thaf threatens
living death. DAILY rotting away Of the limbs and
tun.i in the bladder rhe Emperor Napoleon
disease). torturins pains when diseharging urine.
rheumatism, govt ueu:aiyia-each and every one
Of these Complaints, though but few on, Of the
many other diseases Railways Slrsaparillian Re-
solvent mas cured and is daily curing in ali parts
Of the world.
In one word, any disease-no matter under what
name designated-that is nourished or increased
by bad, impure. depra ved, we1k, thin. watery OF
poisoned blood, can be cured nv RAILWAY
SARSAPARILLIAN kESOLvENT.
As mar persons discredited their extraordinary
power, from the fact of their disappointment in
the use of other advertised remedes-and some be-
leved it impossb' for simple medicines made oniy
from vegetable sutstances-roofs, herbs, etc -
should pOss IS such marvellous power. Yet they
can really comprehend that the simple grasses of
the field, after under going the chemical process OF
distiilation designed by nature in the COW and
churu, furnishes us with butter-certainly the
most abundant fat, cslore or haat-mc kiing-bone
tissue, muscle sinew and .blOod-niaxih. constitu-
ents for the human body.
But waen those people who first doubt the eifca-
cy Of thase remedies com mence their use, they be-
come their most earnest advocates,
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Never has a medicine taken internally beeH
known 10 have cured tumois either of the womb,
uter, Ovar;es or bowels; the knife has been tn.
sole reliance in the hands OF experienced surgeons
but DR.. Railways Sarsap iriiia settles this qies-
rian eysts and tumors, as well as tnmors in tho
bowels. uterus, womb, liver, drops;ed eflasion,
Sscites, and calculus secretions.
TUMDR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS RESOLNENT.
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RadWsY's Ready Relief

Will aasrd instant e,se. Inflammation OF the
Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, infarnnfa-
ton of the bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Ditiicu t Breathing, Pa'pitaton Of the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Diptheria. Catarrh, In
iuenzia. Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia I;heu-
matism, Cod Cnils, AgBe Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the part
ford ease and comfort. ...
20 drops in . half tumbler of water will, in few
moments, cure Cramps. spasms, Sour Stomach,
Heartbui n, Sick Headache, Drarrh9', Dysentsry,
Coilc, Wind ia the Bowels and all internal pains.
Travellers should al avs carry q bottle OF Rad
ways Relief with them. A few drops in water
will prevent sickness pans from change Of wa
ter.
1t is better than French Brandy Ei:ters a
StimuisHt