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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-23
A MYSTERY OF PATERNITY


Oae of our county justices vss ensaget
all day yesterday in n involving the res
possibility Tor an urchin Of = few months
whose mother s.crihsG the paternity thereo
10 , soiiici,izsn, WHO Gi.cIaimed the honor
Tbe case was conducted with rare ability
and learning hy several prominent lawyer,
and a large amount of testimony Was pro.
duc.d hu, which gsve no satisfactory solu-
ton OF the question a: issue. The point in
soIyed. end the whole burden of the cas-
rested upon the s.a.ements Of the defendant
inst he regarded. himself ~ the su;hor Of
the infant IN qae-!ion, hat frcm his en- ?sat.
lie denial thereof when Put on the stand, the
inference was created that he had either been
deIudeJ, or had been indulging in 4 little
se!f.Rlorificslic "a Is too common among
men. For there we're clouds Of Witnesses.
especially OF the African persuasion, who
gave most vigcroG, evidence to quite diff
ieren, hypolhe.i- from that Of the plaintiff
10 the claim tor s!iGiony. Ia fact, it was
shown other ms-calines enjoyed far more o.
the consideration aud favor Of the plaintiff
suggestion Of the result upon which the cor +.
troyersy a,o-e, than the too boas,ful real de.
fendant, whose innocence Of the main girl
Of the action "a. pretty welt: established By
something aG.pro,chins very nearly TO the
elder Wrii-r'- fovori,e plan Of an abb. Nc
light, therefore. va Thrown upon the vexa.
,ious question, which mus: forever have re.
IN ,ined in Iay--ry 8. the direct end ea'i--
'sctory evidence By which the responsibility
Of paternity may be determined. The old
maxim, s'it j. a wise father that knows biz
own chiid.' n.u-t, therefore, continue 70 defy
all sssarlls upon ia Truth and soundnes..
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0Neek1p Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. 1873.
CONJUGAL INFIDELITl.
Two Years Married, and Still the
Hey-day OF the Blood is
Not Tame.
An Outraged Wife Seeks Divorce
from Faithless Husband.

FAD case of perfdion. oo.r'iac. on the
part of miserable brute o. mar" came
90 our notice yesterday. 4 Young snd
rather fast young gen;leInsn, ~aoae salary
amounted to 500 month. and perquisi'es,
married about two years ago in the State OF
New York, q handsome AMI ove,-confdent
laiy, who has presented him wiihin that
,isns with . pledge Of her Affection. 10
whs, way the pair have p,s,-d The eighteen
months tia, they have resided in this city,
We are not prepared to enIigh,eu the public;
but suffice il to say, that lately facts hsve
Leen developed which r,o-s!ly and legally
iu.tifes the outraged lads, his wife, in pur-
sting her present cour-e-:hai o. separating
herself eternaliy froni tie bed and board OF
her liege lord.
For long tiGie he paid cold reg ard TO his
vie ard children. leaving them to q stS,e OF
utter poverty and the rude .corns of a gossip
Ing ne;ghborhood, while he iavisaed his at
ten,ions and money On ano'her. lie spent
the most CT his nights with the latter. and
left his family to the poor consolation Of q
pauoer and deserted hcu-c.
Bat, Will. he vsinly and sin'u ~ a,t-
tered himself that he was the chosen lover
of his deprarsd mistress, and inssnely thrw
into her lap tire products Of HE labor, che
This nistress) had another lover in her tolls.
whom che entertained whenever opPor,I n
i'y presented itself.
Thi. other lover. gro~inz as insane "a Il e
married man of whom We treat, and beoo Il
ing DESTROYS of ridaing himself of he
10 ,neyei rival, infor med the vile of the bit
Ter nov matters stood. aud Exp aimed TO her
the real c,u.e o. her Sudden poverty and d.
serrion.
The LADY, becoming naturally indignant
at the peri y OF her hu-btnd, sonsh' the
al sice and as.i-ranc. Of an attorney, Who IL
now taking steps to procure rL. heart broken
wife q divorce. When the cast comes up
fer tri,l We will give the gay "ihari1-'
name., bat a, present we 'orbe TO 30 90 Tor
pruieutiai reasons
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- There is NO pain which the
Ceutaur LinimeDt will moi re-
4I.tS, lieve, no swelling it will not
kIG eubdue, and TO lsineness
Ac which il wiii net cure. This
ssS!fHM il .lrnte Language, tut 1t is
~ 19SFE Where the parts are
---S~noi gone i:s effects ere mar.
kfsIsrPrr ve,ous. II ha. produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock, jaw,
palsy, apraiIs, sweilings, csked bresst,
scal1s, burns, salt-rheulo, ear-ache, &c, up
on the human frame. and o: sirsins, SPAWN,
gals, &C., upon aD:mais, in one year than
have alYthe other pretended remedies since
the world began. II ia a connter-iritaht, an
all-healing pain reliever. Cfipp'es throw
away their crutches. the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are b ,aled without acar. IL is 10
kumbug. The recipe il published around
each bottle. 1t il selling a. no article ever
before sold, and it sells because it does jus,
what i, pretends to do. Those who nov
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer il they will not ue Cen,aur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates vi
remarkable cures, including frozen Limits,
chronic-rhcums;ism, govt, running tunors,
&C.. has. been received. We will send a
circular containing these certificates, the rec
ipe, &c, gratis, to say ore requesting II.
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for
spa sined or sweepied horses AMI mules. or
for screw.worm in sheep. Stock-owners-
this liniment is worthy your attention. No
family should be without Centaur L;niment.
J. T. RneE 4 Co., New York.
il more than Substitute for Castor OIL. 1t
is the only saf. article IN existence which Is
certain to assimilsfe the food, regulate tie
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural
sleep. II contains neither minerals. NOR
phine or alchohol, and il pleasant to take.
Children need nus cry and mothers msy
i;ne 5s137
HONEST temperature YESTERDAY, So
lowest. 53o
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MURDER.
A Man Shoots His Wife at Liberty.

East night. one week ago, ssys the s.. Joe.
Gasssie, q negro man was arree.ed at R1eh-
willie, in this county, on chsree OF burning
the Hsnnibal & ST. Joseph depot. 1t that
place. The arrest ,cok p.aas lac in the
cvsrinc, ard the p'isoner was placed IN
charge Of a couple Of guards. Daring the
night, he suddenly spra"g nron one oil tie
guards, knocked him doSn, ssiz.d a'- pistol
usde for the oshef. ard vas In the very SCI
Of shooting, when the lstier 6red charge Of
buckshos 1t him and nlsssd. The darkey
Immediately dropped bic piaaol, took 70 hi
hssb and made his ssnpa.
Nsshinx more ~ heard Of hin unttl
night before laas In Liberty. No. Hin wife.
accompanied By another woman. ~ elosnl
she doom about hef peeoises. and Tie vsoaa
| rnarked, ''These i soos 90 ont tAess.
Tbs words we're no sosaef uttered thas
pisaoa ball ve.a thsosRA ~ nsek Il b
W.. kiltie - slnsa iaRasaly. he ~
lusr vsssu( Z ~ pts1 hsss1.sasse
| Nhaaa - - ~ - - ~ -
Inanalan1l ~ - : 1nhe1A ;
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0rund Lcay- Proceedings 40 law
CLOSE OF THE LODGE.
The II. ". q. Lodge was called from re-
,re-hments 10 labor Al 8 a. m.
The following resolution was presented by
brother Weller, ard adopted:
Resolved. That whenever it shall come to
the know ledge OF the VI. w. Grand Master
that any oficer Of the Grand Lodge. Or Of any
-ubordinsie idse in this Jurisdiction, shsil
be engaged in keeping = saloon or dram chop,
or in any other d..honorsble or immoral &C.
cupatiOn, he shall la, Immediately suspend ouch
p~rson IRON the exercises OF the duries oil
said office until the next anDu Il session OF
his Grand Lodge. when suca suspension
-hali be reported 10 he Grand L,dge for IL
sciiun.
The Grand Master rendered his resigna.
lion Il. custodian OF The work. lie 10 ex-of'
fic,o presiden, OF the board.
Brother Giidinss offered a resolution Of
hanks to the Mssons and citizens Of Law
renee.
A resolution VISA passed authorizing the
Grand Lodge to pay in future the Necessary
expenses Of ore delegate faom .nch lodge.
LII Brown We. elected custodian for thu
unexpirsd term of Brother Basset.
On motion, brother Lscock was requested
TO resign his position as custodian.
The NJ. VI Grand Lodge was then closed
in ample form. with prayer by Rev. w. H.
Msksan.y.
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A FEW years sgo there was 10 othef Wa
KIN ,~n 20 obtsin the virtues oi the leaves o.
various plants, bat hy macsrarion in water.
% make. ~ il ia called, an infusion, or by
u.ing alcohol, and thus making tine u e.
In either case one had to drink an inde finite
amount o: liquid TO obtain 4 very smllI
quantity OF the medicinal effects OF the plants.
How altered 10 this, however. The process
OF ex'r-c,ipx 81; the voiusb!s properties
w;,h none OF the inert or Injurious particles,
from leaves, roots, barks, ETC., has been
brought TO such perfection, that every oanc,
of extract i. Iu,:y sqnll TO an ounce Of the
raw material. 10 no preparation that We
know o. is this high COT cen'ra'inn 40 admir-.
shly accomplished as in Park.r's Compound
F.u;d Extract Bucbu. NJ heat Is used,
therefore all the finer and volatile principles
are fully preserved, the whole prepared N
uocuo, in the most careful manner, produc
of rare excellence lie obtsined. Sold by al
drugsi-ts, everywhere. d&S
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A POLITICAL POW.WOW.
Opposing Factions Meet In the
Court Room.

Last evening, tie most Iciiing and die
graceful meeting Of the campaign, took pl.c'
in The District Curt rooms. 1t vas called
10y few coorei voters for the purpose o
endorsing W. II Bond as a candidate fo'
Snefifi The Creighton faction hearing o
the %. i-cl Of the meeting, got their forces 10
g-iher, and began throwing 'bom shells'
n,o The camp Of their adSersaries. the frs
c',sirn,au dominated was Creighton man.
bu: he vainiy epdeevored TO call the meeting
10 order. Loud shouts Of get out Of there
dro~n-d his every attempt to pacify the en-
RACED q ,nd-m men, and he was inal!y obliged
10 retire. Then Boud Chairman took ths
stool, bu, tie met with the same success u
his predecessor. The Two factions we're pretty
evenly divided, and neither could get th'
upper hands. Lou and boistrous talk va
INDUCED in, and the epithets and abuse tina
those misguided men hurled At each othel
was fearful TO contemplate.
Finally, when the turmoil and excitemen
was at is h;ghes, pitch. motion to adjourn
WI, heard through the general din, and th'
tuIbulen: .hrong slowly dispersed.
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INTERESTING.
The Delay or Two Important Wit
neSSeS.

One Of the queerest cssss Of delay that
We haveto record, came to light yesterday
Il seems tina; IN the case Of Mr.. W. Haver-
Iein, the mail rob5er, whose trial was to
take place this week, two important witness
es had been summoned from the Indian Ter
ritcry. They we're both women, and as they
were the principal witnesses in the Gaze their
arrival vas awaited with impalience by the
attorneys. Yesterday the Marshal received
a di.ps,ch that ore of the women named the
'Chera;,ee Beauty" had given birth to a fine
pair Q: <ins, and the other vas in most
delicate aud interesting condition, and could
no, possibly attend the trial. This unexPect'
ed comb nation of Circumstances will prob
ably cause an indefinite pos,ponement Of thu
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SUICIDE.
A Dose OF Morphine Does the
Work.

From tie Kansas City Journal We learn
that on SUNDAY night, .bout IL O'Clock. Mr..
Jane. Stark, OF The irm OF Hull 4 Stark,
painters, was found in bis shop on Seventh
street, near tie co..eT OF Main, lying On q
berch in an insen-ible cordi,ien. DR.. B1-
ker .rcu.ed HIM, 6 I'D managed 10 get him
on TO the sidewalk. where be summoned a.
sislsncs and Carried The man into the Coul.
mercial Houss- the proprietor refused bin
q he'd, 80 they carried him TO the houss Of
his partner, on the hill between Grand ave
nue and MCGEE stree. He Was placed In
led. and sbcu. three y clock in the morning
be breathed bis last.
The deceased is sn Engli-hman. atou,
thirty-four years OF age, ard from letters
found among mis- effects it seems he is from
Corse, Somershire. where his brothers and
sisters are Row residing. He hiss been liv.
ing in Montgomery county, Kansas, and
owns part OF c!aiic there. He cauie to
this city ;ew ~aess since, and went to
work. Most Of the ums he has been scf1er-
ins with chiii. The evidence st :he coro
mere inqne~, went In -ho~ that he was not
drinking mar, ten, slepi gfea; deal, and
wss often di-covsred in q state that signified
he hsd been drinking.
This WA sxpisine,: hy the indins Of three
unopened bottles OF morphine in his trunk.
He wss undoubtedly in The habit Of using
the drug, ana whether the dose that caused
his death WIS taken accidentally or wilfuiIy
the jury were unable 20 determine.
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The Typographical profession of this city
hay. exp r .enced the loss of enc Of its most
useful members, Mr.. John P. Nichols, who
died at the Sister, Hospital yesterday. The
dece ,se.i was vel! known in the city, having
for year past been in the employ OF th,s
Office. He was also well and fsvnrab!y known
nv the craft throughout the United State,
having been one of the founders OF the
franklin Typographical Society Of New
York
Mr.. Nichols possessed il an eminent de-
gree those generou. characteristics so peculiar
TO tn. craft, Of which he was 70 bright an
ornament, and was ever ready 10 extend
frien. " succor to TIE needy and un;ortu
nate. Many OF hi. hens ticiaries. a. well 81
the profession at large, will hear OF hts
death with unfe;gncd BORROW and regret
While the printers OF tina city will m"urr
the lo.s Of brother whose qaaliiies Of heac
and heart had endear-d all
Long and patient has he sufi'reh' and
Death, To him, was a welcome visitor A
usesui a-d hon rable Career l. ended, ard To
dav tn. grave receive. the remsins of one
WHOSE lif, ha, he-n the personihc ,iion q
q d's MOBILES, " ,rk-sn honest msn, feac'
10 his ssh.s. and honor % hi- memory
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MEDICAL.
DIR. G. BIGELOW,
Confideniial Physician.

Has removed from No. l1s south Clark Str ct,
corner Of AearVs. 10 No. ~ eoCTA STATE ST.,
CHICAGO.
Il is yell kuown BY oil TeslsIs Of the pagers iha,
Or. C. BiSelOs Is The ol1sst s.tab'snsd physician
m Chcaeo Who has u de the tre,tment Of ali
chronic and sectusi diseases . specially. Seiene.
cad sxpsrienes has made DEB. the mast renowned
sr.o, :. LIST Of ths s&s hoaored BY tho pres, s.-
te.med of tine hi hest Medical xitatnmsuts BY ali
the medical in.tituioss VI the day. hsv Nc devoted
TWENTY YsAss OF Ms LIvs in prize ing rcmedie.
that vi cure sitissly the worst cAses of cHEoSit
AND DsIvArE DfsEAsEs OF the oESIi0-ukiSARl
ORG ANS OF both sexes. SEMINAL WxAkNKss pro-
ducing SERvOuSs Kss, AvxRsIpH TO soCIEIY, IN
PsIskD VISION, Ii 5 OF AsMoRY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. II Is eviden, that who COO
b mssii ~ the study OF certain diseases tire lin.
tho sands Of cAs-e every year. must have greater
skill than a ply seisn la q general prsetiee- ke.d
lis 1EDiC 4 L TREATIES fer ladies and gentlemen,
sent f. ee 10 any address, in sealed ens-ope. Cox
.uLrAr,oN FnEE. The finest rooms in the city.
with SEPARATE PARLoKs fJr ladies AMI gentlemen
sli-see only tho Doctor. Correspondence co NJ
YIDxSIIsL- Address letter. 10 DE- c. BiHELOwl
No. ss& State street
n B-Laii.s send for . descriptive circular Of
Ps-sarie Remedi. the best preventative Of c"ncep-
lion knosn. Sent to any address Tree Of charge.
da~todSu
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d&xloW

No paw if f,r. Tobias Venetian Linimenl
does no, cure when first takrn) ChoIers.
Disr,Le,, Dy.en,e-y. Group, Collie. and Sss
Sickness. Taken internally, perfectly harm.
lea, {see oath accompanying esch hottie.
and Chronic Rheumatism. Sore Fhroais
Mumps, Bruises, Old Sores. Pains in the
Limb, B.ck and CHEST. Externally. thi.
Liniment has been warranted Tor over "a
wears, and not Gre bottle returned. Many
families have used i, for years. and r,a,e, il
it was $40 per bottle they wouid NOT be with
out it. Depot, 10 Park Place. New York
efd,Ev-Uctl
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AssiEard Go the Nss0 Sf Gen. Pspe.
Lisut. VIM. C. Wetmore, sixth Cavalry,
left this morning On short pleasure trip to
Salt Lake City, to be absent Till about the
10Th prox. We are Informed that % the I'D
inst. Lieut.. Weimore was detailed for duty
ss personal aide on the stsd of Brig. Gen.
Pope, Commanding Department: Of The Mis-
souri,. This. while it sives the Lieutenant
the benefit of the professional views and
opinion. Of one Who has served the country in
varicu. positions for many years. secures 10
the General the services Of an energetic,
ihough young officer -ons Who is enthusiast
tic ia h;. profession. Denssr 7EiSSse.
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The greatest Fair ever held in the State O.
EsnsAs. and one that hxe never been ex-
drilled, il indeed equalled IN the Missouri
valley, closed in Lssvenworth, yesterday
The aggregate attendance since last Monday
falls little short Of one hundred thousand
Learcarorfk Times.
We hear evidence to the truth Of the above.
IL vs.. indeed, the best Fair evsr held in
Esnsas. The ci,isens and merchants Of the
Metropolis are. as a general thing, large
hearted, and they took . deep interest in
making the Fair, what IT proved to be.
success. The large amphi,heaser. capable Of
accommodating thousands Of people-'ht
1oral hall, which is large and commodions-
the building for the display Of vegetables
and machinery-the stock yards and p-ss.
all tend TO chow that the business men Of
Leavsnvor,h are not inclined to 60 thing
by halves.
Auhsil, Lsavcnworthl-Hclxon Nsxs,
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kEPUEL,caS COUNTY CDNvGNTsO

The z pa Hicsos % i.esverwor,h county,
Kansas, will hold Il delegate convention ri
Turner Hail, i'll LeAvrnworth city at IL
,,clOck IT,,
SATURDAY, October :.5sh, 1873,
'or ife Nomination OF the fnli0wing of6cer.,
to ne vo:ed f,r at the November election:
Sheriff
TREASURER
Clerk.
R-g,-ter OF D..is.
Su-rey"r.
l.. L. Assessor.
Also to elect County Central Committee
Tor the eusnins yssr.
This convention will consist Of seventy
40 dele .-!es; ten from esch Ward in Lesv-
enw0r;h city, three from each township IN
he unity. and two IRON Fort Lesvenwor!h.
Primary meetings for the election Of reg
uiar and a.uerns,e delesa,ss to this conven-
ION viii ne held ridAy, October 2I:a, As
fellows, ,o-wii:
Fo. the ei-ction OF ten regular and ten al
ternaia delegate from esca ward III the
ciry-
For the FRS: Ward, Cha.. Deiirck's from
g to ~ y. NJ.
For III. S5cJrd Ward, first door east OF
Scott & Co.'S bank, 81 10 81 pm
a.
80, vi -, Dur. H.u
eI,os 81
~ ~ ~ - ,,. .,.c.;o, =,
A"' - .ue 'I.I.,.,a.
80, - ,a.r',.;n =. ,",low..
-, ..to,, ,o,., :
f"f"'"' % '
~ W. ,,,, @ .,
''
., ,:;u,,, ..,
E;.;.n =, 49,, p, -, - =, >,
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l.1sCAL ITEM ..


While DIR PRIcE's SPECIAL FLivcRINGs
are full measure, other extracts are short
neariy one half what they are said to con-
tain. arranged to look lar - and sell cheap, q
cheat on the consumer. lie m"s, Of the So
called two ounce f,voring extracts hold but
one and One-qrarter ounce, the four ounce
le-- than three OUNCES, while DR.. Prices are
full mes.ure. just AZ Represented, strong and
,,ure. Oie trial Will prove shat the bottles
hold one-haif more than Others purporting u
be the ssme size, and the extracts are of the
strongest and most natural flavor.
0ci2s-evi&w
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SI,criH's Sale.

srATE o. KANSAS. l.
CousrY 81 LyAvEsxo.TG,
In tn. District Court Il the iI-st tir-i 'si.sfici
OF IN. susie OF ksusis stii < iY ald ius !<-=g-
en~orth Coaaiy in ss!i -'aie
George W. Lang, fiziaiis,
Cssries hi rich, R.>a Tiesiict.
hi vile, E.s. I<r Borden. j.
se;b,b. I.uy finni. \. Esn Co No :.ss-
Jo. ". PSs,.ey, sica-.ii
Ho1naI JSaa HIsinooisaa
AT Ci1;.n Ccesriii. Lefe=i-.
anita
nUBLE SCTirE j. heisSy given TIA. .nisr,
and ~ .;Tsg. Of sfee al eIsc,Iii u 20 Rae =
-,esea ma d.i.,.F-d - tad OFT OF ~. III TIC
Covrt Of tie Fr.t Judicial District oi the State o.
ksussz sts.Ds u zra tor lssveu xorte toanty 10
,id s'a,s. a.a OF the jSd- msn, rendered In the
sbove eb,:t.cl action. ~uoa
.Sasrday, nc sh day Of -Noressbe', H. u
1873.
4; II O. clock q ~ o: sala day. q. The Cocrt House
io,r in the City Of Leasea sorth, In The county
aad state Aforesaid, oer Il pubic sale. and sell
ro,raseIy % tie xhsss bidcer. for cash 10 hSnd,
eneh Il The following described trsess Of land,
ssd real estsse, situate. lying and being n the
coupty Of Lesvenvsrth. and etAss Of Aansss,
NJ. auubsss snsen I5) aid sixteen tieI in
hIork aumhef twenty seSe7 (2sl, IN Leaveovor:h
CIV. irszid county snd eia'e.
IA pfyoersy 10 70 be cid - commanded BY the
old pperias exeea ion sad In passaAaoe d saad
jodsmsaf- ~uow.srrnv.p
0hsxia Il Lsassa0osth Ce9sty. ksnee.
skwfsVees, Lssvssssssh Cisy. Aassas, oess-
~ ISL 4 ,. Io5A
de- . H0ass. AtAegnsgs - 1saaneess
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Or. Hunter. Specific aud in;~c.io" are
warranted to cure the Gonor'Eea, Gieet,
Chordse, STRUCTURES, Se,nina! Weakness, dis
esses of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
orgsn. Of msle and femaies. Dr.. Hunters
Specific is the only sure remedy for the sper-
na,orrhoes. nightly emissions and loss oil
.,oxer. Caused BY self abuse or excessive IN
lulyence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific 81;
Injection 81 per bottle. Sen: everywhere ~
express. All ORDER must be addressed TO
Or. J. Diu-beer, sos North Seventh street.
between Washington avenue and 81. Cnarle',
st Louis, Mo. Cur's guaranteed or The
money refunded. ROBERT PARHAN,
;nnsSOs,dAeov Agent.
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ShPri6's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. y.
COUNTY OF LEAvEswCETH-
In the nI-tric, Cour; o. the Fla Juiie!ai Dis.
n I ., tho o. KInsz siJt4I - AID .os Ie4v.
eawoTih toUbty IN s@id state.
rbe Metropolitan Building nd Lsaa:
Association fizilEf,
No. s3sS
dIur;ee Dudley AID cstlas,aa D1-ey.
his wife. Ee!salan:s-
Public not'ce's hereby rivsn Z n, under ard BY
siriu- 81 the judgment rende;el IN the AbOsc 81.
.itleI sc,i,n, N ard By the soI-e ram6d Court,
an Of q special execl iOl sued said jads nenf,
10 n. . dtTsc;e1 and del vefed, " l..
TTarsday. The 2ots day Of August, A ID. 1873,
Il o click p. m, OF sad diy. ID. Court House
10 q in the tity OF LasT-EBo ;h, In the County
sd az afr u, oI-r a III = al sui rel 70
III. hgse,, .'.dler. iSr casr IL hand. the ioovip9
.tefiJe tTact u land silfts,e. iyi AID beng in
ne County IL Az nworh snf -t4e .f nsnras,
4~u..iy, IA. north~e-f ql.tE Of the southwest
carter o. secti01 a. 81 IA tosu-hip eleven iils
fcnxs TIVE u -Ia5 49, c11-,. Ing ofiy lsOl Tess
-ao.e g. les, IN tn taa4-fy AID sra af,re AID
sad properly is'o D. I'D rs commtnts bJ the
sd spee.s s-.,Ufi 4, .nd ~ pursuance u sad
TROaAS LEON sRD.
Shelf Of .a9s1 ~or'1 Comfy. ksnsss.
,h-ri oi.le I-av-:sottp Cry, Jaiy 23cd. A. ..
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II u HsssAr, Attorney iof Plaintiff.
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