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ON MARRIAGE.

Harry Relief Sos Young Men from the effects Of
Efrors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
storea. In p<simsnts TO Marrisge removed. New
u.sahod of treatment New and rena Tkabie RENE.
die, Books snd Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Az No. eoufh Ninth Sc. Philaielphi n.
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LEGAL.
TATE OF KANeAs,

ceux11 o. IIAv1swOIT..
1. tn. District Count q til. Fi.. Judicial Ds..1,es
Of the Ssats a Kansls sitting in md sse Lsavsa-
worth county In sid Seats.
Emma G. Halssy eaAg.sl
Of the 3erman SsS1npI
Bank Of Lsavenvorsh,
A. c. Van Duya, adninis-
TRAITOR Of the estate Of
Madison Mill, decsassd,
L.i.ye,,s nilis and
1arg.rsc Aills. WIDOW
len u. Mitchell vis q N''' ~ '
Emma J. Brewer. VII q
Franz Il. Milk, Gss:
Mills, and MargaretMiIls,
heirs at law q Madissa
Mills. deceased, Dessnd-
ants
DUBLIC notice Il hereby sivsn that under I'd
i BY virtue Of the judsmees readcssd In tne
| above numbered action, in and By The above nane4
ment to me directed sad delivered. viii %
Thursday, the 18th day Of January, A. ID.
1874,
At II o. clock m, Of said day, at the Court Aeose
door in the City Of Leaven vorth In the eounty aud
rateiy TO the Sisss.s bidder. for e.sh IL hand.
each Of the following described trsets
Of land, situate, lying and being In
the County Of Leavenvoath and State
Of Kansas. namely the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section number seven (') In
township number nine (S) Of range number sven-
three (29 containing eighty (sol acre. more OF
les, and the whole Of lot number too (2 d sAid
section number seven (7) In sid township number
nine ~ Of said range number tventy-thros (sS)
containing according to the sovsrnnsnt soIvsy
| thirty -four and my oas-hundrsdtAs
ga 5O-loO) except one and thtrty-hve
| one-hundredths Il 3S-1OO) acres Oh Of
the south end thereof, and the east twenty
eight and sTl0o (2s s7.lOO) Of tr.et Of land
containg and 75iO0, 81 IS lOOscrss. vhih
tract Of hfty-seven and 7s-i0o (s7 7s-@eI
! acres compriss according to the
gov rment survey the whole Of lot
number three (s) which contains forty seven and
(47 15-lO6 acre. Of said section number sev
en- Cd in said township number nine (s) Of sid
range number twenty -thres (23) and the est ten
and COLO no CO. 400 acres Of lot nuob0 four ~
Of said section number seven (0 In said tovnshap
number nine (9) Of said mango number sveasy.serca
| t23). Said property has been levied oPoe and J.
to he sold as the property Of said dessedaa'
Madison Mills
| THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenvorth County, Kansas.
Sheriff office, avenvorth City, Kansas ~
cember 23rd. "A. d. 1873.
BYRON SHkaRY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Acceptance Of the New Treasur.
er's Bond.
He is duly Sworn and Qualified.

The Board of County Commissioners met
yesterday At one o'clock; and after several ad-
tournaments in order to give the newly ap-
pointed Treasurer time to prepare his bond,
succeeded in making final settlement of the
Treasury difficulties. Judge Brewer ~
council for Mr.. Eddy. presented for the aP-
prevail of the Commissioners . bond in the
penal Sum of $500. 900 signed BY the follow
ing gentlemen: Geo. A. Eddy. (as principally
Lucien Scott. Len. T. Smith, J. L. Aber-
na.hy, VIM. Fairchild. d. w. Houston,
n, J. Waterman. After . consultation with
the County Attorney in regard to the valid
,ty Of the bond, the Commissioners received
the bond and securities BY . unanimous vote.
The bond is = remarkably strong one and
will in all probability exceed any sum Of
money that will be likely to come into the
hands OF the Treasurer at any time. % the
Recommendation of the County Attorney the
Board paaed . resolution requiring Mr..
Smith to turn over all books. papers and
moneys now in his possession TO the new
Treasurer.
After Mr.. Eddy had taken the oath Of Of
6ce. according to Law. the Board adjourned.
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Editor Waupun VIA Leader, says
"Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder has BE-
come with ID . household necessity. It
makes nice and light biscuit, which our wife,
who has long suffered With Dyspepsia, can in
dulge in without injury. Don't fail to use
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, o., also.
his Special Flavorings, Lemon, Vanilla, etc.
Is they are prepared BY practical chemist
% we'll a. physician, with special regard TO
their strength and purity. Ask grocers for
them. DIV
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THREE FLOORS TO SELECT FROM
Wholesale and Retail.


NfaOuh,h or 4 n
Landowner made
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Dat nil to procure MRS wINsLOw ssOOrH.
ING SYRUP Jor al dissesD Incident To the period
a testhne in ehildssa Il relieves the child from
nain. eurea Wind collie, regulates the bowels, and,
81 oivina relief md heAlth % The child, gives Ease
- ~ 1oehas. y sure end eall for
Ice - b. III dssOisA tv3s-sea -
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The aasrvess Of Deash.

1t would seem the usual causes Of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little limo
cent ones arc not permitted an even battle
With the King Of Terrors; At this hot and
sultry season the restless chitd, battling with
the enemies of its life that lie in wait at every
corner has. in addition, to encounter another
deadly foe-Mn. Windows or some other
poisonous soothing syrup, administered By
the hand of some heartless nurse, silly
mother CT imbecils father. A host Of pre-
cious lives might be saved each year BY Civ
ing DR.. McCabe's renowned Medicated
Blackberry Brandy, which e6ectually cures
infantils complaints without any deleserious
results. d&W2W
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REMEDY FREE.

We send sdnpls and s1rs neans 81 sslf-eurs,
lbe Consumptiss, BeoaeAite, AaAnA CataHh
eeroaula, aad any Aiesass q the 1Asuat - lnnU
Nerves DshlHsy, PFsoaaafs Dsny, v0kDG,
snA IN Aisssasn tssaGhs q By ysstA1l inBrS-
IuTTLH AcQ, u Nsss =, Hsv. Tea.
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STATE OF KANSAS, [.
CoUsTr OF LxAvlawo.rn. -
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
ofthe state Of Kansas. sitting In and for Law
snvorth County, in said STATE.
Emma G. Halsey. Assisnee
OIL. L. Alternately and
N. Alternately, Partnen
- Alternately Bros Plsin-
til.
A. C. Van Duyn. Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of
Madison Mills deceased; Case No. 81 351S-
Margaret Mills, widow
Of said Madison Mills. IL
len n. Mitchell. wifs Of
william @. Mitchell. En-
ma J. Brewer, wife ofDr.
John W. Brewer, Frank
h. Mills, Clara Mills and
Margaret Mills, heirs At
Law Of Madison Nills, de-
ceased, Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
Il and BY virtue ofths judgment rendered u ths
above numbered setioo, In and By Tie sbove
Judgment TO me directed and delivered. viii on
Thursday, the 18th day Of January, 4. d.
1874.
II o. clock a. Of said day, At the Court HOUSE
door in the City Of Leavsnvorth, In the County
and State Aforesaid, oner at public nls and seli
each the following described tracts Of land. situ
ate, lying and being in the County Of 1savsavostA
state q Kansas. namely; TIE
Der seven ca in township number nine ~ 81 range
number twenty three t23) containing eighty (S0)
acres m ore or iess, and the whole Of lot number
two ~ Of said section number seven GD in sid
township number nine (9l Of said range number
twenty -three (23 containing according 70 the gov
eminent survey thirty-four and 5o-lO0 (3l So-le0)
except one and 35-iO0 u 35-lO0) acre. Oh q the
south end thereof, and the east twenty oil sht and
s7iOo Us s7iO0 Of a tract Of land containing
hy-seven and 75lOe t57 75-lo0) acres watch t!act
of my and 75-lOO (57 $4,000 acre. comprises
according To the govern ment survey The whole d
lot number three (3) which contains l0rty-ssvsn
and i5loo az l5lOo) acres Of said section number
seven 90 in said township number nine o. Of said
range number twenty three (20 and the east tn
and 60-lOO no 60-l00) acres Of lot number four ~
Of said section number eeven (O In said tovnship
number nine (s) Of said rahse number twenty
(2s).
Said property has been levied upon and b to b
sold as the property Of said DsleDdsnt, Madison
Mills.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaven worth county, Kansas.
Sherifrs Office, LeavenvoEth city, Kansas,
December 23rd, A. ID. 1873.
BYRoS SHEKRY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Siss,70 Is

This would cause levy of over three per
cent. in these tvo funds alone. II the bouds
due next year are paid and cancelled, the
interest account will b materially reduced.
and the No. r r r. bonds will then b
about fve-eishihs Of The bonded indebted
m Of the city.
The present banded indehasdnea va made
many yean ago, and Tie only question now
d 70 make The paymsnts - light - possible.
W. W. CRnoHrox, City Clerk.
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Containing no mercury, minerals, or deleterious
Drugs.
oDObeerve the following symptoms resulting
rom the digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FullneD Of the Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight In
the Pit Of the stomach. Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and dificuIt Breathing, Fluttering Of the
Heart. Choking or Sufocating Sensations when in
Q lying posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
Deficiency In Precipitation, Yellovness Of tie Skin
ssd Eyes, Pain in ths eide, Chest, Limb and
sudden Pushes Of Heat, Burning In the flesh.
ev dose Of
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RADWAY'S PILLS

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c.u s14. :. 1 q xA.sas; T.
In the District Count d the First Judicial Distzies
Of the STATE a Kansls sittng In md ise Lsavsa-
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In the District Court ofths Fie Judicial Dislxies
Of the state q Kansas. sittisg In and for Law
snv0Fth County, In said osato.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUSTY OF LEAvENwoRfn.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
the state Of Kansas. sitting In and for Law
snvorth County. in said State.
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ola New Treasurer.
The Changers Dissatisfied with
His Election.
Meeting Of the Tax-Payers after
the Session Of the Board.
Members Of the Board Accused Of
PrecOncerted Action.
Another Session OF the Roard
To-day at Two O'Clock

The Board Of Commissioners for The coun.
~ ofLeavenworth held special session At
the County Clerks Office yesterday afternoon
10 receive the resignation of the deiaultine
Treasurer Geo. H. Smith and appoint a
new man to Gil the vacancy. We give be-
low the official proceedings of the Board
which will convey correct idea in regard
to the transactions of that body.
Proceedings of the Board of the County
Commissioners held Friday, Dec. 26. 1873.
CALLED SESSION. OFFICIAL.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, Roll
called present. Hook, Hiatt, Wilson and
Plummer, chairman a. absent Geiger,
Spencer and Williams (2).
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the Board ad-
journed to p. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Hook, Hiatt, Spencer, Wilson
and PIummer chairman (5) Absent. GEL
ger and Williams (2). The county attorney
presented the following which was received !:
LEAvENwoRrH. KAs,, DEC. "a. 1873.
To Hon. S. N. Goddard, County Attorney,
Lsarenrorth County.
DEAR SIR:-When the defalcation of
George 8. Smith, County Treasurer became
known, being on his bond was naturally
anxious to ave myself a. much - could,
and with other bondsmen authorized our At
torney to say 70 the Board of County Com
missionen that if they could put the Office in
our hands We would at once pay all the
pressing Indebtedness Of the County, and
give bond in any sum to the extent of $500, =
900, If the appointment could be made.
i personally made this proposition not be-
cause l wanted the Office or its emoluments,
but because hoped to find out where the
deicit was, and thought l
might do 90 by having
possession of Mr.. Smiths books andpapers;
the proposition hss not been accepted and,
of course, have no right to complain.
agree with the general sentiment that Mr..
Smith should resign. All desired to do
Vas to save myself from heavy pecuniary
loss. Mr.. Smith has placed his resignation
in my hands, which l herewith present to
you - the legal sdvisor of the Commission
ers with the request that you Immediately
present the same. While l have no apologies
to make for becoming responsible for man
Who has twice been the choice of the people
of this county for Treasurer, respond to the
many sensele@ rumors that are adoat: it is
but justice to myeelf to state that have
never had, directly or indirectly, one dollar
from Mr.. Smith in any shape, manner or
form. Very respectfully, &C.,
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Ths shove list has been .ec.sary eondensed Besides Il
Of glovss hats Cardisan knit and once jackets
cotton % the anes imported Toular silk hosiery from o.
IN serIu.on would say Of the above sOols
h "a - An wool Satisfaction and shall be given
lions aed TO e6ect Sales In Short want 70 do straight
VosId ~ 70 cali and mine goods and prices before
isteay ack the many svols received at tie
vofh Ksnos and county, Missouri would respectful
IL iut1o which will be duly apI Feciated By
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-10-31

Just at this particular season Of the year the
ladies are looking about for the latest and best
styles in millinery goods, aud the place where
they can buy them for the least money-econo'
my is coming to be one Of the prevailing virtues
of the day. We know of no better place where
can be found everything in the millinery line and
at prices away down to the bottom figures than
at Mrs. Morris, the popular miiner and otta-
was favorite. She has large assortment OF all
things desirable; hats and bonnets, POWERS,
trimmings, feathers, plumes, jet ornaments, &C.
that any one could desire to buy. And what Is
equally as good as a full assortment, she is sell
off her stock-closing it out in fact-and at lg
ures which all would do well to consult. II Is
generally uhders TODD that when Mrs. Morris
makes an announcement of closing out her
stock it means just what we have said-astonish-
ing low prices. Let this be borne in mind by
those interested land who is not0 "A word TO
the wise is sufficient"
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1t is a curious fact and one worthy OF note that
Mrs O'Meara at the Opera House millinery par
Tors is outstripplng her competitors in the fall
trade this season. The only secret Is that she
purchases the latest styles in her line OF goods
and them through the press, informs the people
of what she has and the bargains she offers. We
are pleased to notice the success which is accom-
panyipg her efforts and trust that she nay ever
meet with the same generous support IN the
future which she has received in the past. There
is no doubt but that she has the most fashionable
stock in the market and is offering her goods at
the lowest prices. Our ladies will make note
of this and call upon her before purchasing.
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Evening SCHOOL,

The evening school opens next Monday night.
The classes are rapidly filling up. Now is the
time to apply. The tuition of s. per month en-
titles pupils to instruction in all the branches
taught, and corers all expenses Thorough mstr"c-
ton urN be gicen IN all branches eta complete J"si-
ness education, mcIadihy telcDdphy 'cMoW extra
charge. Pupils can select the studies they wish
TO pursue and tho evenings they wish to attend,
Pupils who attend the Telegraph Institute dur
ing the day ,cW be odmjtted to the eoeniHg school
acithom extra chargc. This school has been or
ganized at the earnest request of many OF our
leading citizens, as well as young men and ladies
who wish to attend, and is especially designed
for those whose opportunities for attending school
have been limited. and for that other class OF
young men and ladies who desire practical pre-
paration for business. Tie hyMs are PIT Tor,
within the reach of all.
Pupils from the country will find this an ex-
cellent opportunity to fit themselves for business
at small expense and near home. Many in the
city can save money by spending their evenings
in this school, avoid evil associations, and fit
themselves for honorable positions in the world.
Apply early to W. c. Linton, at the Telegraph
Institute Cheevcrs Block, or to viii jenkins,
Ottawa, His
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MAnaIEp-At the rcs,dvatc OF the brides par
cnts, IN this civ on 'ruc-dAy October -, 1871,
by Rev James Baume, NJ. T. ?, Warner, OF Chi
cago, and Me, L"ua c, Ackcrman.
Another Of Ottawa, fair nighlngalcs is thus
taken away from amongstus 10 MARBLE the melo'
dies of marital HE to the lawful mate. May the
songs Of Mrs, Warner be ever Is me!odious in
the ear of her le-c lord is have been 'hesstrains
of Miss Alderman to our people. The wedding
was very Imposing in all respects, aud the pres
ents of the finest character. With the desire
that many years, and all happy ones, may await
the welded pair, VT say
Thanks for the cake.