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. ban ssi.bI.

Nothing Is palmer than the true principle
OF what is called tie labor question; man
has the righ; to work just as much and Just
as little as he pieases, and has no, the RICH,
TO regulate or control the house OF labor for
any other man. A man may work six
hours or sixteen, and man who desires to
work six hours only may spend the rest of
his time in billiard saloons and at horse racer.
or in reading good books and otherwise
improving himself; and he is responsible
only TO God and his own conscience, not to
human law, so long as he does not interfere
with the rights OF others. And, equally,
without interference from others, il he desires
to devote his youth ard early manhood to
the means of acquiring comfortable home,
to the education of his children, to a pro-
vision for bis old age, he has right TO work
az many hours as there be in a day. All
that is his business, not his neighbor's.-
ProrideRcc Journal.
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~ CURES pE6StS0W
THElAL, LUNGS, LIVER 4 BLOOD

In .he wonderful medicine to which the afiict-
Cd are abo.e pointed 70 re!icf, the discovercr
b.IIryr, he has combined in harmony more OF
Eitu-c's most sovereign curative properties
yb,ch God has instilled ipto the vegetable kirg-
don for healing the sick, than were ever bcio!e
c,nbined in one medicine. The evidence OF this
fact 4. found in the great variety OF most ohs's-
nate diseases which !, ha. been i9nha 70 concur.
Con chs, AMI the carly stages of COusun.r:
fiOu, il has sstoais bel the medical facE!iy, I;d
eminent physicians pronounce II the ereairs
M heal discovery OF the age While II cures u
pu-igicS the blood. BY its great and tLor;
olrn blood purifying properties, 1t cnics al
Hlnprs, from the worst ScrOfuta to
eon aDn BiO:ch, o. Tnpic. or EruPi, r.
n ,r.l-i,l dl-csS. HIAc.al persons. ard th.ir
ef..s. are era lie ltct. a"d vigorous health and
sor1d CONSTITUTION established. Ery.ipeI as,
silt Rh susn, Per sores, Sealy or
Rough Skin, ii snort al the numerous us
e. :as caused nv bat blood. are conquered by tLis
powerful pI-ifyiny a7i navigating medicine.
If Won feel dull drow~y dc5illiated, have sal
NV col1r of skin. or yellowish brown spots on
n, or b,ly, frelue1t headache or dizziness, bad
win hot Il isnc.. low spirits. and gloomy fore
b ilnts. IRE -l'ar appetite. and tongue coated,
v,1 are siT.rin. from TOI isfd Liver or
..ssIi;ousnc.s.n In many cases OF oliver
COEip:aini'' only par: OF these symptom
AZ & i.riencci As 8 remedy for al! such cases.
y pie-ces Golica Medical Discovery has lo
ma as Il effects perfect cures, iearing the liT.
- s..,1rthenef and healthy. For the cure o.
.ro;tu al COnsti p alton OF the bowels j!
i. g n.r,r fliliny remedy and those who Rave
n. proprietor Offers 81 Geo reward for no6i
Gin. mt will canal 1t for the cure Of AL the dis
e. ~ for watch il ls recommended.
SUI nv dru ~ srs at 81 per bottle. Prepared hr
cal I,Gh,-at1ry l:ss Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Send YOUR address for Pamphlet.
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On the , day of January last, Mr.. W. J
Blackwell left Huntsville, Mo, with several
thousand dollars in his pocket, win the In
tention of buying mules. Ga the next day,
and for several days afterwards, he was heard
of in Mexico, Mo-, since which time nothing
further has been heard of him. He was a
man about twenty-eight years OF age, five
feet six inches high, square built, weighed
about l35 pounds, long black hair which he
comhed behind his cars, goatee on his chin
altogether a good looking man OF fine adj
dress. Any information in regard to him
will he gladly received bv his wife. Mrs.
josie Blackwell, Moberly. Mo.
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MAGNETIC BALM.
DR.. J. B. KILLERS
UNIVERSAL
Magnetic Balm

This medicine may with proprieiy he called an
ssUniyerssl Remedy il is last super-eding al
others as a general family medicine 1t cures as II
by MAGNETIC INFLUENCE Neuralgia and all
pain and is therefore very properly termed Mag-
peiic Balm" II is a purely vegetable preparation
II HIS no equal as 4 remedy for
Cholera, ChOSera M0rbus. DiarrhRa.
Oy sesaery, 4 Wtlc assN asl Bowel com /.
p0ai0as-
Its timely use will cure Gods, Crop, Diptheria,
Quinsy and al Throat affections
When properly used, Fever and Ague and OIL her
complaints incident to western and southern
climates are easily broken up.
Nervous pain. Sick Headache and rheumatism
are cured BY this Lledicne when all Others have
failed. ToOthaehe, Esrache, Burns, Chilb.ains
and Bruises relieved at once by its rise
The great value and usefulness of this medicine
has caused il TO suffer more from bsse limitations
and counterteits than any other medicine. The
genuine has d. Ransom Il Co.'S private Revenue
stamp IN the outside. and DR.. J. X. Miilers NJ ,g-
nefic Balm blown in the bottle.
Examine closely and buy none but the genuine
Sold by all druggists. Price - oeats per bo;i.e.
Ransom, Hamlin Co. Buffalo n. !.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 1O,GGo gifts all cash. SIS 90
The money to pay al these gifts in full is my NJ.
OF Louisville, AID set aside for that purpose and
only be used for that purpose, as will be seen
by the following certificate Of the cashier:
OFFICE OF THE .RAERs' DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY. April Z, 1873.
This is to certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers Bank to the credit OF the Third Grand
Gift Concert, for the benefit Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky, five hundred thousand dollars,
which has been set apart by the manage TO pay
the gifts in full, and will be he'd BY the bank and
paid out for this purpose. and this purpose only.
Z. D. WEIGH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, Who holds the ticket
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s,0 ooi, the so, 900, the 500 and all the other
gifts 10 O0J in number. amounting to $500 O0).
The remnan; of unsold tickets will be furnished
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8. and quarters 81 30; II whole tickets fp- SO
&c for $50; 1l3 for 81, o and 515 for $500. No
discount on less than 500 worth OF ticAeis at
TIM.
The concert and di,tribu,ion o. Gift. wi begin
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The music on this grand occasion viii he the
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Tick. Its. el0: Half Tickets. .; Quarters, q, So
oUOur lotteries are chartered by the state, are
always dawn At the time named, and all drawing
are nader the supervision Of svorn Commissioner
oOThe ofhcial drawing viii be published In The
St. Louis papers, and copy q dsavins sent to
purchasers Of tickets
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The Frozen Hunters.

The Commercial! a few days ago in motto.
ing The departure of the last of the frozen
hunters from St. Mary Hospital, stated tina,
they had been conveyed to the depot BY two
hackmen whose names they could not osccr-
tam. This is Characteristic of our cotempo.
Eary's latent love for the Irish element. The
generous" hackmen were Thomas Melody
and James Doney, Irishmen .withal, whoee
charity is not destinations, the friendly feel
ing Of the Commercial toward the Irish to the
contrary notwithstanding.
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN,

100 SOUTH CLARK STREET, Cnr-rr or No.
100 roe. Chicago, ILL.,. SPecia isl oi & eat CA
Perlence, cures nervous debility, ali forns of Pr-
vae Diseases and difficulties OF delicate nature in
Particular attention givea to old
aud complicated eases. Patients at a
distance treated by NAL. Cures guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send amp for book and cir
oulars. True Maria Ia lie, Full information
srnt sealed for so cents Hubber Goods always
on hand. Consultations fee AMI invited. N. =
L,dies send for circular -" .ure Prevention.
iorrs. 9 a III. to p. III. Su-.dAy.. forenoon.
sepl2-dSwly
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NiaafexninS Aec..ae..

Mr.. Myers. an aged lady, residing on
Dakota street, between Main and Second.
1ade . mis-step, Yesterday, and falling.
keoke her hip bone. The injuries will not
esovs fatal, but it is thought the lady viii
1sv9 Be able to walk. DR.. Nicely rendered
GiAl aid.
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DIR. WHITTIER.

6!7 st. Charles street, St Louis, Mo.
been toa1cr Engaged IN tie ,p~ci.: eli
venereRi, ScSp II ssnf Cnro.ic Diseases
Sln any .he: h &c ~ il ~ Lois Gig papers shoS
syphilis, c oacrrhcos. Cicet, Structure,
OrcfllS,s, t,e.rS, or SupeuSo, all Urinary
O.oeass.;-rt SY>i..;'i'S: N ..Su.iaI affec.
Sion5 Q: :act.iro0s = sSt.tr bones, are neai.d
Spe:n:1sO.G1CySEs. Sexual D sbiIity and
snOOcos.cy. esth iesl.t Of sef 1btss yosth
IL i2-.r"r years. which
i-ofocc sls tax. osHx sc',: sc--oxsness seminal
's.,'ns de'.ii'J GI7e Of eight dersen,s nser,s-S.
Frp!ss ca r. ycS - yrct drc4 socie,u Of
l7ies 80. r,o1 81 tia, or-e=ssi poaer etc req.
-iss rr,,-r:lGe, ,r1r'opsr sr unhappy,
ri'T'-a'5 e. Pm ct % pises rslaiise' tia
."u NJ '1ssc.,: e7r-iass. for postage sianr1
D-""cc5 r5r-v.'a. 10 women, sech %
- re- ',.i1r, esd q. ss.,se. oStAe mcr.s
= - 81 sf.!iy tEsa'ci. Descriptive PAN hI-t
81 = $50. g win es percncc b.
/ -. .sGt!evi :--ttsi, ?sican treat ue thous.
80 - s--y yC.: rclui-es great ssiu, Phvsicisns
ifselTc-t'y r. ta-i"uf persons Z, nv care
'ei Wh"ni.i,: Ee.7 iel, 10 visit d. cit;
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u"st eN''nsi-- u t1G '"--y e-3slrias Esce.to1
Cr1 =!'s;i5i -c7-- L. In T. s,-cp;rs sperncnrs
G-icitci al W." it-. LahorAtry
where all lie! prep,r.
i-ts. 49, =, vtI q tc.1a', medicine ore
md. 81 'orsst 's;ss Ii, bored lf-
f.----i conf io-,. waieh have brS -c-u ri
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Enough Of tho 10000 tickets issrel for the
Third Grard Gin Concert; in aid Of the Piblic
Library Of Kentucky, having been s"id 10 in
sure full drawing, and the wish having been
universally expressed that the 10, 90 cash
Gifts offered should he drawn in full and paid in
full without any scaling down as heretofore, the
management, with the concurrence Of the trus
tees, have determined to allow ninety days more
for the sale of the remnant Of iche left on hand.
The concert and distribution advertised for April
Sth, therefore p stpobed TO July Nh, 1873 on
which day. and no other. fh.y will positively and
unequi vOcaliy take place in Public Library Hall,
Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert the following cash gins
will be dis riSutel by lot aud paid in fuil TO the
cket holders draw them
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MEDICAL
HENDERSOE'S
kEw AID IMPROVED
Com pound Fluid Extract
II u Q Ell u.

A Specific Remedy for all Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs; - non-retention incontinence Of urine,
irritation, Inflammation, liberation Of the 6lad.
der and Kidneys, Stone In the Bladder, Gravel, or
.Ss 4: Of D =. s.Say s d;
neys, or Prostrate Gland, whether affecting Male,
Female or Child.
For weaknsss. aris;.g FROM youthful t.aise.e,
Of the faROctag s~GtO~s: Nervous Deeity, Los
" Memory, Lsdipossios 70 essfi0~ bxsisess, Loss
Of Posov, lSA~f.sss Of BreasA, 1tsm1iisg, Hoshisd
in tie Back, CHesf and Hood, RssA Of Blood 70 tie
Head, Skis Ess4Sioas, Psie C0ssseaanos, and Dsy
Xkia.
Suently EPileptic Fits and Consumption follow.
fhe insane asylums and the records Of deaths by
consumption bear ample witness u the truth Of the
assertion where the constitution becomes affected
with organic weakness, il requires the aid Of an in
MIGRATING Medicine TO strengthen and tone up the
system, wkich Honde11on'0 Duchu does in every
case.
For Females, young or old, married or single,
n the dawn Of w0manh0Od or ut the turn Of ME,
Handerson's Buchu has no equal in diseases Pc
culiar TO females, in painful difcut menstrs-
Of the Womb, Leuchorrhea or Whites. 6terility OF
Barrennes, and all complaints incident 70 the sex,
whether arising from indscretion habits Of dissi-
patton, CT in the decline or change Of life. Hen
defson's Buehu Is snequalled BY any remedy
known. 1t Is prescribed BY the most eminent ply
scians all the world, to be used after con6ne
ment, and all eneebed constitutions o: both sexe'
ard all ages.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. headache. pain in
the shoulders, coughs. dizziness. sour stomach,
eructations, bad taste in the mouth Palpitation O
the heart, pain in the region OF the kidneys. and
Thousand other painful symptoms, are the offspring
| Of Dyspepsia. Henderson's Ruchu invigora,sI
| the Stomach, stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowel
and Kidneys, TO healthy action, in cleansing tht
Bleed Of sllinpurities, and impariins new life and
vgor to the whole ~ stem. II is the Great Life
| giving Principle.
Pin. rape and other Worms. by which
thousands of persons, young and old, are affected
are ei.eciually removed from the system by Hen.
doraon-s Buchu. Worms exist upon the dis
easei humors ard not upon the healthy e eme1ts O
| the body. No verInifuges, anthetminti or ten
of medicine i'll eectually free the ~ item from
| these mons; OF disease like Headerf chs new
| and Improved EZtTacs Of Buchn.
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The American Literary Journal

The American Literary Journal
VIII be published the same size of the Waverly
'yazine, about the 20tn OF March. Ii will so
he beautifully illustrated Stories from the hest
authors will lie found in Its columns. A splendid
seria! story by Ms. Eliza Pa. ker will COM
mcnce with the first number 81 its enlarg- ment,
tiled ..Stau wood Grange" a very exciting love
story. We intend to make the American Literary
Journal the Leading Literary PAPER of America.
We have q beautiful ner engraved Heading, new
type, etc, for The Journal.
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12,OOO,OOO Acres
Cheap Farms!
The Cheapes, Land in MARKET for sale by the
Union Pacific Z. 4. Co.


5000. 900 Acres in Central Nebraska now fol
sale in tracts Of forty acres and upwards, on five
and ten years credit, at per cent. No advance
interest required.
Mild and he,lthful climate, Grille soil, an abun-
dance OF good water.
The best market in the West The great Mining
regions Of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada
beings pplied by the farmers in the Platte Val ey
soldiers entitled to . homestead OF $50 acres
The hest locations for colonies
FIRE. homes for all, Millions Of aces Of choice
Government Lands open for entry under the
Homestead Law. near this Great Railroad. with
good msrSets and al the convenience Of Old
settled country.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps. show ing the Land, also edi-
tiol Of Descriptive Pamphlet, with New Maps
msied free every where.
Address OF. DAVIS
Land Commissioner L. r. z. T., Omaha, Neb.
aprs- doagSV
S. TO $50 sI s e!..,.. a a sn,.; ssns ned
pie, Of either sex, yoang OF old, make more money
at work for us in their spare moments, or al the
time, than At anything else. Particular free.
address G. Stirssn Z Co. Portland. Maine
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menabd Ito with
dealing, me generously
Not knowing prices
am
attend
STRICTLY TO MY own BUSINESS ONLY.
expect experience guide
Honesty is the Best Policy
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One horse and buggy, with silyer-mounted har-
ness, worth 5000; one fine-;oned Rose wood pisno
worth $500; ten family sewing machines worth
ele0 each; five gold watches ard chains, worth
$500 each five gold American hunting watches.
worth Sif5 each ten aides gold hunting watches,
worth SIS each eight hundred gold and silver
lever hunting witches lin alD, worth from $40
to S:;0a each; gold chain', siiveT-Sare, jew.Iry,
SC Whole number gifts. 6, 500. Tickets limited
to ca, Ct1. k'rES Is WANTED TO SELL TICK
Els, to whom liberal premiums will he paid.
Single tickets 81; six tickets SIS; Twelve tickets
$40: Twenty-Five tickets SEA.
Circulars containing full list OF prizes, De
scriptan of the manner OF drawing. and OF her in
formation in reference the Distribution, will @
sent to any ordering Them. All letters mus,
be addressed TO l.. II. SINE Box ST,
Cincinnati, q.
Main office. l0l w Fifth 81 an s-tG
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-22

-.,ip XII All. DRUGGISTS AND DEALER
For sale AT v hois@sae by GEORGE A. EDL Y
and Re'sil bv y. F.. THOMPSON.
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