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Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys.

in chronic Of ieuchhea and uterine diseases.
In tumOrs, nodes, hard luwps and syphil0id ul-
and in tubercies Of the lungs, in govt, dyspspsia
rheumatism ricketts,, in mercurial deposits-it Il
in these terrible forms Of disease where the human
body has become . complete wreck, and where
every hour of existence d torture, wherein this
great remedy challenges the establishment and ad-
iration Of the sick, 1t isi such Cases, where all
unfortunate, and BY its wonderful, almost super
natural sgency 1t restores the hopeless to Q new
life and new existence where this great remedy
stands alone in its might and power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every one Is
more less troubled with lev doses viii In most
cases, and . few bottles in the more aggravated
forms, work . permanent cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase . package containing one dozen bottles.
Price SO per dozen, S. per half-dozen bottles,
or 81 per bottle. sOld BY druggists.
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SYPHILlS CURED,

DIX. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable syphilis Cure 10
warranted TO permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
its stages and eradicate last vestige Of Syphil
lite poison from the system. Those having the dis.
ease lurking in their blood, concealed from obser
vaton in its constitutional form, thereby leopard
ixing the health and happiness OF another, we'll
as that Of their offspring, should Immediately use
this medicine, and be cured for LIFE. Price Five
Dollars. sent to any address.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF LEAvkNwORrB.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and tor Leavsn-
worth county In said State.
Emma q. Halssy assignee
Of the German savings
Bank Of Leavenworth,
Plaintiff.
A. c. Van Duyn, admins
TRAITOR Of the estate of
Madison Mills, deceased,
lafayette wills and
Margaret: Mills, widow
ofsaid Madison Mills, FL.
vi William IL; "''e 6. Mitchell n.is 4,
Emma J. Brewer, wife Of
Frank II. Mills, Clara
Mills, and MargaietNills,
heirs At Law Of Madison
Mills. deceased, Defend-
ants
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that under and
Il by virtue Of the Judgment resdersd in the
court, and Of an execution issued sa aid juds-
ment to me directed and delivered. viii 6n
Thursday, the 18th day Of January, A. d.
1874,
at II o. clock Q. m Of said day. at the Court Houss
door in the City Of in the county aud
state Aforesaid OFFER q public ,:ls and I'll ssp.
each Of the following described tr.ets
Of land, situate, lying and being IL
the County Of Lesvenvosth and State
Of Kansas. namely the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section number seven "a In
township number nine ~ Of range humber svsn.
tythree (23) containing eighty (s0) acres more o.
less and the whole Of lot number two (2) Of sid
section number seven (7) In said township number
nine ~ Of said range number twenty three (:3)
containing according to the sovsrnnsnt survey
thirty-four and 6ny ens-hundredtks
ga 50-iOO) except one and thirty-nvs
one-hundredths q 3S-l00) acres q 0f
the south end thereof, and the east twenty
eight and s7l00 (2s s7-lO0) a tract Of land
containg 6tyseven and 5iO0( 81 IS lO0)acres vhih
tract Of nty-sven and 7s-iOo (s7 7s-nsD
acres compriss According 70 the
gov, Yrment survey the whole Of lot
number three (3) which contains forty seven and
I5lOO az l5-1O6) acre. Of said sscti0o number
en- Cd in ssid township nunbss nine ~ q aid
range number tvsnty-thre (23) and the sase ten
and 60IO0 no 60 1907 acres 81 lot nuobeg four ~
Of said section number seven (7 in said toVsship
number nine (9) Of said rnnge number twenty .tAreo
tzs). Said property has been levied spoa and 10
to be sold ss the Propsrty Of said dssssdant
THOMAS LEONARD.
sheriff Of Leaveh worth County, Kanaaa.
eherin's once, Leavenvofth City, Kansas, De-
cembsr 23rd. "A. d. 1878.
BYRON Snx1RY. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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No. 4 Bulflnch st., Boston, Mass.
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TEN" II treats oftbe Cause Of Nervous Derange-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Treats all CHRONIC, SEXUAL and PRIVATE
DlSr ASSES, Of beth sexes II reasonable prices.
3,736 Cases Cared since she Great Fire.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, sPERMATORRHOEA
(night tossss,) SEXUAL pEBILl1Y and impo-
tency Qoss Of sexual powefl and all impediments
to marriage permanently cured. No mercury used.
Patients at distance treated BY iette,-medic mes
sent every where. Consultation fee, personally or
by mail. Cures guaranteed money refunded.
Female Pills extra strong tsae and sure, by mail
%. Male cafes 81 each, or 4 Tor So. All "Fem.l e
Dimclties and lrr gularities'' treated with safety
A BUbk describing all Private Diseases flor
"A botE sexes anu ulars tor Married Folks. ,
ent sealed Tor two slari2s- All letters lontien-
ial.
Please state where you IA tbs notice.
deci7dAW
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Railways PILLS

Price - Cenls Per Dox.
RADWAY 4 CO., q Wsno. - CA.ssh asss4
1snA IAIA8 AID 11UR - - lso0R
eanpss nn1vlL . O.. H. = W9sGA =.
go -: - -: ssernsa'a ssss
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SMITHS TONIC sTRUP.

Ths esnuinearticls must have Dr.. John Buli's
psivnss camp each bestle. Dr.. John Ball only
- tho right e0naauihcsarsa and sell the original
JeAA J. oni . Tenis eyrup, q 1euisville, ".
1EnDino y th's lahel % eaeh bottle. II ny
60, e ynp = eedsesivsa. sss ny column
oAvUtise6 % viii b show card. vii prose-
eute any cent anA ny On ny right. The eenu.
ins 00it he infnagilg can eniy b prepared
b nyselrs Tonic 6yTup puhais's servant,
L TheDR JOHN BULL,
juibviIls, Nsv. 8, loeo.
a. n 49, -
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MEDICAL.

TIE WONDERS CT
MODERN CHEMISTRY
Sarsaparillian and its Associates.
Changes as Seen and Felt!
As They Daily Occur
After using few dosss0f
DIR. RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
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CONSU TON
AND IT'S CURE.
1..Dsu : va.
60

Victims Of this awful disease are found in every
neighbOrhOod, in almost every house.
For them and for their friends have tiiings OF
good cheer and hOpe-the announcement Of most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. by which the terrible malady il
positively controlled, and its victims are restored
70 health,
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STATE OF EAUoAA H.
Coanty q LanvoavoEth,

o:..sy q I..'s..ssS. -
I. H. Disszses cs..s sstAs Ilns Jsaieisl Dssases
a sAs Se.ss q Ka.sas. atsi1s IN saA lbr Lew.
savostA County, In I'D oon1s.
wIlisn Dssnissovs, Pi.i.HGl
A. c, Va. Duyn. sa.i,i..rsas-
500 Mn's, deeeassa. Nr.i
Saref Mill, widow q Ma.
isna Mills, Ellsa u. MiteAsn
vi . Of Wiliiaa g. Mitchell. Case Ne. So
I@ma J. bsevsr, wife o. John
Clara Mills and As1prse nills
helm :. =. Of A.disoa NM
Atlantic Bank d nev Yosk,
Emma y. nalsey, Ro69t Hal
Defenaanta
DUBLIC NOTICE d heseby sivsa thas 1.AO,
I and By virtue q he judsne.: rsndsssa n ~
Court, aud Of . special execution inusd o. lid
Judgment to me directed End delivered, I win -
Thursday, the 2etA dsy Of January. 4. D.
1874,
1t II clock L. M. Of said day, at the Ceart Ho1ss
and ssass ssor.:siS. oer a SaSiic sss ~ IN -
sratsly the Aighese bidef for caaA In hand. eacA
Of the following described tr.cts Of land, at1As,
state Of KAnsss. namely: the sO0thsase quarter 81
(s), east, conialnns one hundred md sixty ssss:
also fractional section dx ~, town nins
e) south Of range twenty -three (23), east, Coz
tanning seventy.6ve and 25-l0O scrss. and adjeaa-
| ing the shove named lsO acrss On The easa, sad
| boI nded On the east by the Missouri River,
eaid property ID to b sold - cO0manded by the
aid special execution, and IN pursuance d sid
judgment.
/ THOMAS LEONARD,
Shesid Of Isassavesth County, KsnssaL
Sheriff Office. Leavsnvosth City, kansas, Dseem-
| Der, 23d A d. 1873.
BYnoS SHERRY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
| dec2vtf
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-01-22
Wilson's CarDo!.tcd God Liver O,l,

described fully in the Inventor circular, which
will be mailed. upon application, to any address.
We cannot AFFORD space to tell the whole story
here, or 70 give the numerous certificates from
inent physicians and well-knOwn citizens testify
ing TO the absolutely wonderful results flowing
from this great discovery. Suffice il to say, il Is
curing thousands VINO supposed themselves to be
At deaths door.
Wilson, Carbolated Oil is scientifically prepared
with the purest CarbOic Acid, 80 combined as to
be entirely harmless, with
Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver OH
from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesund, Norway,
pronounced by physicians the most delicate, efi-
Gent Cod Liver Oil in the world.
1t Is easily taken, tolerated by the weakest
stOmachs, disests readily, never becomes rancid.
and is almost entirely tree from the usual Disagree
able characteristics OF Cod Liver OH.
discovery II OF the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration Of caFboic
acid, Mr.. Wiilson's method of combining it with
cod liver oil is absolutely necessary.
Prepared by J. q. Wilson, SO John st.,
New York,
For sale BY all,Druggists.
RICHARDSON 4 Co., 81. Louis,
HURLBUT i EDsALL, Chicago,
july6j2wts Wholesale Agents.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LkAvsNwoRrH.
In the District Court Of the First judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in aud br Law
envorth County, in said STATE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-01-22
BoHAurAN.s rRNALH REGULATOR.
c1RrAIN CUBE FoR PILEs.

An infallible remedy for all distractions of the
Monthly Periods from colds or other cAuses-A GER
tain cure. 1t is womsn's best friend, Price Five
Dollars. Sent free from observation.
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Address DIR. C. A. BOHANNAN, No. GIG North
Filth street, ot. Louis, Mo.
~. Persons RENTING moneyby mail for medi.
cines, ~i.l send by 'Postofhce Order or Regis
tered Letter. decl7dLw
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CONSUMPTION

Of the lungs and tuberculous phtisis scrofua syph
ilod diseases, wasting, degeneration and liberation
OF the kidneys, disbetes stoppage Of vater iDstan
eous relief Afforded where caiheters have to b
used. thus doing away with the painful operation
Of using these instruments; dis0Ivng stone In the
bladder, aud in all cases Of
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DIR. BOHANNAN'S Pile Ointment is guaran-
teed q certain cure for Piles, matter what form
or how long standing, in from three TO five days.
Price One poliar. Sent TO any address (by msil,
fifteen cents extra for POSTAGE.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF LEAvKNwORrB.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and Tor Leavsn-
worth county In said ieate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14
puNI.APs RETURN.

As will be sesn by another item In
this paper. Wilson Dunlap, the stock
broker who abscondsd last March from
Gold Hill. under aggravatingly dis
honest circumstances, doing quite q
number Of our citizens, including hard
working men and women, out Of their
earnings which they had Invested In
stocks through him, has been brought
back, and Is now In Gold Hill. He has
first to answer to tho charge OF grand
larceny. preferred by &C. Mundeii,
Of the Eclipse Stable, after which per-
haps he may have other complaints to
answer. The greatest losers By him
are those who have had the least to sy
thus far. Mr.. Dunlap Is reputed to
have made about go, 900 on Ophlr and
other stocks, Of late. aud therefore 10
a5undsntly able to pay everybody
every cont he owes. whsthsr this 10
90 or not. II no Is In funds at all he
should bear In mind that "honesty Is
tho best policy" aud there 10 always q
way to rectify a wrong. Unless he
makes all reparatlon In his power. the
effects Of his dishonesty will follow
him all the rest Of his life, wherever
he may 90. His relatives aud friends
should also bear this In mind, and help
him, II need be. to make all possible
reparatlon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14
Truokee Items.
From tho Republican, January iaI

From tho Republican, January isl
A party leaves town Tomorrow for
tho purpose Of measuring with lead
and line the extreme depth Of bonner
Lake. The monbers Of the party take
with them about 1000 feet OF line
with which to take sounding.. The
extreme depth OF the lake Il unknown.
1t il known t0 be In place. Ovcr 1900
feet deep. As tho lake u entirely
frozen over the opportunity for testing
It's greatest depth Il favorable.
a sielghlng party Of tllrty-flyc or
forty persons Il being o~rynnlzed Tor a
trip to Hot Springs and back on Satur-
day next. 1t IL Intended to take
Brother Kicker. At the Hot Springs
Hotel. By surprise. We venture 10
say that u Kicker has any eatables
they will 10 captured and conflscated
by the excurdonlsts. ~ At
All three Of the leo companies below
here aro actively engaged In harvesting
Ice, The latter l. from eight to twelve
inches thick. With two days morn OF
favorable weather tho several com.
panies will have finished their Icy
operations anh ililed their store.houses
full. The entire storage capacity OF
the three Ice companies !, about 25,-
600 tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14

To regulate irelghts and fares on
railways, Mr.. McCrsry recently intro
duccd Into the House and had re-
ferred to Committee, bill
which, though simple enough In
It's structure, Il q sweeping measure.
Briefly. it proposes to declare all rail-
ways crossing States rs commercial
highways; this would place them un-
der the constitutional regulation OF
Congress; and It Is proposed to regu-
late fares aud freight by the supcrvis-
DRY action Of Q Commission 70 be APP
pointed by the President. Whatever
may be said Of the right OF Congress to
exercise such = power, tho appoint
mcnt Of a Commissloa would JUST how
be regarded with some suspicion. We
have not been 30 fortunats In the mat
ter Of Government Railroad Directors
aud Commissions that sush u Board
would BE- regarded with popular COM
placency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14
The TEXT Of the New Salary Bill.

.rha following l, tho text OF tho SAL
airy Bill, as It has finally gone to tho
President for approval
BE IL enac,ei. e,c., That 40 much Of
the Act of March 3, 1873. entitled,
IAN Act making appropriations for
Legislative. Executive, aud judicial
expenses. for tie year ending June 80.
1874. also. to provide for Increase Of
compensation o public officers and
employees. whether member. of Con-
grc.s or Delegates, or otherwise. ex-
copt tho President and Judges of the
Supreme Court, Is hereby repealed.
hut the salary, compensation aud al
lowancc Of all snch, except rs afore.
said. shall DO liked by the laws In force
ut the time OF the passage OF said bills.
Provided. that mileage shall not be AL
lowed for tho first session OF the Forty
third Congress, and that all moneys
appropriated q s compensation to meii-
bcrs Of the Forty-second Congress, In
excess OF mileage and allowances Ms
fixed by law ut the commencement Of
the Forty-second Congress, aud which
has not been drawn by members OF the
said Congress, respectively, or which.
having besn drawn. has been returned
Ia any form to the United States, are
hereby converted Into the Treasury OF
the United States. and are declared to
b. money Of tho United States, ALSO
lutely, the IN n II they had been
appropriated as aforesaid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14

FOLLOWING Is . list OF those Repre-
sentatives who voted against the BILL
to repeal the salary grab on Its dual
passage yesterday. Tho vote was ayes,
2a6 /; noes, %. IL Is proper to add that
Congressman Cox. OF New York, re
fused to vote for the bill on the ground
that Ii was not broad enough. The
list will be good for future reference {:
The negative votes were given by Al
bert. Avsrili, Barry. Clymer. Coz.
Cros,man, Hayds, Hines, Kelly. KEN.
DALI. I.amlson, Morcy, Negly. Plat.
Randall, Shank., Slos,, Stamford,
Storm. Stowell, Todd, waddell. White,
whitley and Williams OF Indiana.
sixteen Of the twenty-five are carpet
baggers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14
.r,,r roo,. .Jous Fan Aw.y.-Ia

TuE Foor. JouN Far AwAy.-I. stop
ped ut the Metropolitan Hotel at Cor
lime. I juxtapositloned with n his
toriral cnss the frat thing. Says he.
$50 hos dead, "a he T? Says /.
"Whoy" Says lie, Napoleon"
Says I. dead ne a mackerel." Says
he, "Strangcr. I'm from the mines,
and | only Just heard 1t. One Of 'em
died years ago. | believe ; but stranger.
what gets me Is, what became OF the
other hundred and nine" Says I,
Hundred aud nine? My dear sir,
there never was q hundred and nlno."
Says he, "Stranger, there was q hut
bred and eleven OF EN-" And he
hauled ont a book and polluted to Ma
poleon ILL.,, aud says he, What's that
but Napoleon ono hundred aud
eleven ?"-Ncp York Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-14
A Very Marrow Escape.

y On Sunday last a number Of persons
In town visited Bonner Lake, some
for the purpose Of having a sleigh ride
and Others to enjoy tie skating. Near
.ly the. entire surface Of the lake was
frozen over, but the leo was thin and
tr.acherou.. particularly OIL the north
aide. where the sun had a warming in-
aae.ce during the middle OF the day.
About one o'clock IN the afternoon OF
Sunday a sleigh was placed on the
north sIds Of the lake and near the up
pcr end. In tIls sleigh was Mrs. Bee
die. her sister. q girl N twelve year.
and the son Of John Greeley. aged IL
years. A long rope was fastened TO
the tongue OF the sleigh and n number
OF men by this means propelled the
sleigh over the Ice. John Greeley,
who had on skates. assisted In pushing
the sleigh from behind, while several
boys had hold OF the sides OF the same.
While the party were enjoying them.
selves In this manner. tito weight
around tile sleigh proved too much for
the Ice and 1t began to yield to the
pressure. The sleigh commenced sink:
Ing, aud the men around Ii scattered
away for the shore. some thlr,y yarus
distant. John Greeley seizeu MS ooy
aud the llttlc girl and mahaged 70 &C.
cure them, but not until they had ex-
perIenccd a thorough wettlng. Mrs.
bselle remained Ia the sleigh, which
was filled with water, U waa kept
aflOat by men Ia front pulling OH tho
rope. The moment was supremacy
critlcal. for IL was Impossible Tor men
to approach the sleigh on account OF
the yielding nature OF the Ice. forth-
nately, close TO the shore. anu near
where the accident o 70 place. was an
old water tank. built many years Y
by the company owning the dutch
Flat aud Donner Lake road. IL WAS
hut the work OF a minute 10 str,p OH
several boards from THIS tank. THESE
board. we're placed on Tue iSe anu
showed out 70 Mrs beeu,e' "ho, ~,
though IN tie sleigh. whieh was n,Ieu
with water, anu w most l'eri'ous
condition. manifested great cour"Rc
aud pressnce OF mlnh. Oiis ehu ora
board was placed on the floating slsign'
while the other end was on tie ice;
Mrs. b, cssayed 70 leave the sielgn sNu
trust to Tie board. Ills lAtter u,lie,.
tunately slippeu oI . tne s's,gn
aud Mrs. Beetle fsh Into tno lcY
waters OF the lake. Al cry o' horIor
pltnp frDul those WHO were near tlt