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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-29
Notice for Divorce.

Notice for Divorce.
In the District Court Of the Second Jpd;r;. p,.. - ,
State OF Kansas sitting within and for Donphan CouptT
Charles c"rsuaer. Plaintiff
Caroline CorLusier. }Defepdant.
GAROLISE C0RDCSIER. nonresident of The s....
Of kansaa u hereby notified that Cbsries Corh1s;s
a q INC tnru day Of January 1870 fe his petitin n
the once Of the Clerk n the District Court vtkn "a y.
tne County Of DoniPhsn and State Of Ksnsss ehsr,i
acts Of adultery snd abandoning him for mSre tb @
year sf and fnr these he has sued her M
answer the petition 50 fled by the said Ch,re.
her the said Caroline corbusier on or before ne
ntn Gay OF March. ls1t the said petition viii - 49,,
" true and decree Of divorce win be rendered aoearnsi
J,r,.-s CHARLES CORBUSIFR 4
y :, io''-fN- Dy MS Attorney n. b wooD.
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Administrators A Notice.

Ill persons interested hereby notified that DC.
"A on tO sell the following described real estate
wit: the northwest quarter Of v- % in township
two, (s) Of range twenyOn- C2l in Donipban County
kans1s belonging to the estate of John
has been filed in the Probate Court Of Dpnphan County
and that the said PETITION will be heard the Office the
Probate Judge in Troy In said COUNTY on Tuesday the
I'd day of February, 4. ID. 1874. at 9 o'ci.cL A. NJ
MICHAEL u. FOLEY.
Administrator of John Lysssht. deceased.
January Is, 1sI4-Jw. Prs fee sJ
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r She iowa Legislature is not yet organized
The Republicans nsfssad to compromise with the
gefogers ip &le election of officers, but the lat
her refused AMI 50 it has bseB going for weeks,
N Ahe pphlie expeIss his is more reform.
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f The State Senate has refused to confirm
the nomination. Of sohason Clark as Trustee of
the Insane Asylum. And Jet they sere talking
of running him for Esited States Ssastor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-29

IL The New York San says that Barnnm got
the Siamese Twins, in 1850. We always thought
they were older than that, and that they were
got by some native Siamcse.
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II The Siames Twins are dead. Chang died
of paralysis, and Eng died of grief for the death
Of his brother. They both leave widows, and
large families of afflicted or deformsd children
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-29

II We can now understand the phrase,
Ready John Davis" that was formerly in vogue.
Il must have had some reference to John Davis,
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" We are under obligations to Maj Henry
Hopkins, the efficient Warden of the State Peni-
tentiary, for a copy of his Animal Report.
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SPECLAt NOTICES.
The Household Panacea,
Family Liniment.

Family Liniment,
II the best remedy In the world for the following com
p.int. viz: Cramps n the Limbs and s,nmsch Pain il
the Stomach Do~rs de Rbeun.tsm In all its forms
Bilious Cholc Neuralgia ChOsr Dysentery Colds Fresl
Wounds Burns. Sore Throat Spinal Complaints sprsin
and Bruises Chs and Fever For Internal and
use.
Its operation not only to relieve the patient bat entire
ly the cause Of the complaint penetrates
pervades the whole syse restoring healthy action al
its psrts. and quiekenins the blood.
The EHsssehsid Panaeca IL parcIy
Vegetable and Al Healing.
Prepsred by CURTIS BROWN,
No 2i5 Fulton Street, View York.
For sale by all druggists- julyi0yl.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and others in
~ terested in the estate of Edmund j. wescot late
Doniphan County. deceased. that will Monday the
9th day m April nextappear before the Probate Court Of
said County and make hnal settlement Of said estate
j. SEL0vER Administrator.
January a. Is7I-tt. Prs fee $50
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SheriG,s Sale.

SHtFIN . SALE
SG1ITT.S S1ATE oE cdI111 1AnsAs' }ss
In the District Court for Dcnpsn County State of Kansas
A. H. Horton Plaintiff
Richard Lamar ct al. SDefcndauts
NOTICE IL hereby given that win on the a5tb day of
February, A. D. ieTf at the hour two clock p
o. said day at the north door OF the Court House In the
city Of Troy Donphan County State Of Kansas offer Tor
sale At public auction for cash. the following described
real estate TO witt Lots O and eight isD In BocE
Ne three N In East Troy in Duniphan COUNTY State IN
hansss Taken "a the property Of Richard Lamar et al
and offered for sale to the bidder for cssh n ai
certain Judgment and costs of rrcord the District
Court for Donphan County In the STATE of Ksnsas n
which A. b. Horton Is paistf and Richard Lamar et Al
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January, A. D.
THOMAS J. vANDERsLICE
I. Sheriff Of Doniphsn County
oeuas'' - io'f-S" Prs fee. o.
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PRESIDENT OF the FarmeEs' Association Of Kansas.
He is always ready with long -yipaei speech
or essay.
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II @ye. Ella Adams, daughter OF the late Sem
atcr Laae, died at Lawrence, on the e6sh.
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FROM GEORGE r. ROWELL Dc co.
200 PIANOS and ORGANS,

New cnd s~essd-JIasd, n Fif.f-Ciass Makers,
.sIu Do soid at Lower Prizes Jo7 eah lnstall-
eIsI Crisis end tAs Holidays, by HORACE WA
TERs q s0N. AS1 broadway, than ever be-
fere Offered In New York. Agents Wasted 10
srQ Water, Ceicbrafcd Planes, Concerto and
Orchestral OPsass. illustrated CaselsRscs
anilea, Greas Indoecnents 10 hs Trade.
large aisessss 10 Misisiers, Chsrches, ssndav.
aeseels, cte jsnl5w{
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Children Oten Look Pale and Sic

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from other than having In the stomach
BROWNS vERMIFCGE COMFITs
win destroy Worms without injury to the chid being
fcty WHITE and free from all cooring other njuri
ous ingredients usually used iu worm preparations
CURTIS & BROWN Proprietors,
No 2l5 Fulton Street New York
Sold By Druggiss and CheistS aad Dealers in Hedienes
at TWENTY-FIVE isESrs Box. julyl0yl.
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STEALING OUR THUNDER.

People should beware of those in,postors who
not only try to initiate DR.. Pierces Family Medi-
cines but also copy his original style of adverti-
sung oy offering various sized rewards for cases
OF Catarrh and other diseases which they can not
cure. Those who do not possess sufficient in
telligence to enable them to write ORIGINAL nd.
vertisements of their own, but have TO steal
those OF others, are not likely TO have made great
and valuable discoveriesin Medicine. Look out
for them.
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Warming.

Ii persons arc hereby warned agans buying proais
"A oy note given BY Ole Rasmussen Olaus ndrrsen for
$3.50 dated December 2th 1873 and due March lat 1874
mine. HANS H.NSEE
Jan. Is. 1574-3x.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-29

~ good deal Of tom m-foolcry is being induig.
ed in, insi'le and outside the Legislature, about
free railroad passes. There ale some who are SO
exceedingly frarful that railroad pass will cor
rupt them. and influence their action in LcgisIa.
tisn. Such men Ahonld, nrt trust themselves
from home, but should keep within doors. They
need protectors. We hold ourself in readiness to
accept all railroad passes that offer, and to use
them whenever opportunity offers. We are not
afraid of their making us do something that we
don't want to.
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conduct an Agency for the reception Of advertisements for
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Kept regularly file open to inspection by
Every taken at the home price the
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and correspondence making contract instead Of
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containing lists Of best papers largest circuatons re
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Road Notice.

PETITION will be presented to the Board Of County
"A Commissioners Of Doniphan County Kansas at their
meeting In February 1874 TO lay and open.
ed County Road In said County described follows to
Wit; commencing at the township line dividing town
ships and at the southeast section ~ run.
ming north two miles between and IS and
tons % and "a the Of the line dividing said sec
tons there TO intesect County Road running and
wcst-all In township 3, range 10.
MANY CITIZENS.
january IL leIf-5w. Prs fee o..
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scrsrrFuC aND sars TRKaynx,r

When applied with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Doucbe
aud accompanied with DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery as constitutional treatment, DR.
Sage's Cstarrh Remedy produces perfect cures Of
the worst cases Of Catarrh and Ozena of many
years standing. This thorough course of medi-
cation constitutes the only scientific, rational,
safe and successful manner of treating this odous
disease that has ever been offered to the af1ic-
ted. So successful has IL proven that the pro-
Prietor has long offered q standing reward of
500 for case Of Catarrh which he can not cure
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
Thos. J. Bishop, of South Brooklyn, n Y, writes
that his wife had suffered since child with
Catarrh until il had resulted in what eminent
physicians pronounced Consumption: that she
has used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and they
have worked wonders with her case.
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for . cents together with Marriage Guide Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams Hints Ladies' queer book. 1000
sold Address I. WILLIAM & CO., Publishers PhilA-
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u From all that We have seen and heard,
within the past year, that town of Independence
must I'll the bill Of "hell-holo." From York,
Page, and Hairgrove, on down, it mnst be a Sec
thing den Of rillsiny. If tn. Lord were to send
ou' an exploring expedition for another Soionl,
lie would not stop to inquire whether there were
ten or five righteous in the town; and His mes
sngers in disguise would lie thrust ont of do"rs
for the nse Of the populaee without single Pro-
test. N"r world it even lie necessary to make
the most righteous citizen drunk, in order to ac-
coinplish upon him what Lots gals did with him
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LIST OF GIFTS,

10000 Cash tsifrs will be distributed by Lot
among the tickef-heIders.
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y "A BEAUTIFUL FIESD; OR, THROUGH THE
FIRE" 10 the startling name Of q new book by
Mrs. Emma ID. Z. n. Southworth, jHst publisbed
by 7. B. Pet-rsnn & Brothers, Philadelphia. Nn
wor'is frorn Ms are necessary to commend this
book to Mrs. souihworth's many admirers; they
will find in it no falling of Of the power that has
made her previous books 50 attractive to them;
the style is spirited and the intense interest Is
sustained 20 the end. All Of Mrs. Southworth's
Thirty-six Popular Books arc put up in neat
box, price $1,000 a set, or sI.75 each, bound in
moroeeo cloth, with very handsome, newly
Designed, full gilt back. Copies Of "A Beautiful
Fiend,' or q set of AIRS. Southwortf's Complete
Works. will be sent to any address, free OF
freight or postage, ON receipt Of price by the
Publishers. Acomplete set Of Mrs. Southworth's
WORKS, or any ten Of them, would make an ele-
CANT and appropriate present to any one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-27

The prohdc source Of Headache, Dizziness,
Heartburn, oppression Of food, Fictu'enee
rour 1t mach, Bal Taste in the mouth, sick
Headache rapitatlpH or tluttefiag Of the
stomach yellow ur bilious rkin, Pain in TIE
lids. Weanuess, Weakuass, &c On. HARRIsON's
PERIsrALrC LozENoEs cure all these symptoms,
beiuR Doth laAative aud touic combined. -
AgrorA5e the palate, operating without pain
they quicken the Liver, promote digestion and
are the oaly preventive and cure for Piles. Trial
box 3Oe. Large box Co.,, m led for this last
price
DR. HARRISUNs ICELAND BALSAM
a splendid cure for CouGns, HOAEsEsEss aud ell
THHuAI and LUyG complaints. For sale by L
4 HARRISON 4 o., Projectors, No. / Ire.
mont Temple Boston, aud BY all Druggists.
IA Ave-
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Charlie HoDghlou 5 recent graduate
81 Wesleyan Aeadtmy Willbraham
Macs las become law audent In The
oaloe u " b sheldon
The Village fFathcu are laying :
marble walk 90 The west side og Main
street from the bank to The depot
The fall term o. the Graded School
viii commence Monday, Aug. 3lst.
Prof T.. " Howe, Principal, and corps
II assistant teachers the same as lAsi
term.
Key e. OTIS Thatcher Of Troy, N.
\, occupied ;be pulpit Of the Cong.
church last sabbath, very acoeptably TO
the people. We understand that Mr.
Thatcher Is a candidate for the pastorate,
aud Il the society determines to commit
the care Of souls to him Gan act which
there is good reason TO believe would
prove judioious) may the high hopes en-
ieFiained Of him be more than realized.
BENNIsGroN.
The little ROSS boy" about which
there was so much excitement two weeks
ago, has been brought back aud given
up by the parties who had charge OF
him, aud John V. Hall, Esq. has been
appointed his guardian.
Morrison, who was accidentally shot
a week ago, has had one eye removed,
bat the other will be saved, aud he IL
rapidly recovering.
AT the caucus at Free Library Hall,
Monday evening, l.. z, Norton was nom.
mated for town representative on the
eight ballot, His opponents were g, W.
Harmon, S, II, Brown and II. J. Potter.
The Democrats have nominated David
Carpenter.
LEBANON SPRINGS.
There was grand hop at Colum.
bia Hall, Friday evening. That il was q
splendid affair may be inferred from the
committee OF arrangements which wac
composed OF the following gentlemen
Commodore Stembel, w A Fowler, W
II Sage, Jas NJ Cross, Jas d Sanders,
Sam' Aymar, Cadwalder Evans, A r
/ Warner, Sam'l j Tilden, Chas G Peck,
Horace Russell, w Horton, + w
Haynes, j NJ Valentine, Eugene NJ
Jerome, John NJ King, DIR II Hutton,
Geo II TiIden. Messers Gale have fully
sustained the well earned popularity OF
this summer resort,
BERLIN, N. Y.
Byron Clark has built q large stone
house in the vicinity of the depot, with
the evident intention of buying all the
potatoes In town.
III. IL. Boon, of the Syracuse Jour.
nal, is visiting Berlin, the home of his
boyhood.
We would caution the Frenchmau
from the mountain not to give bis usua
Sunday parade around the village. His
next exhibition will probably cost him
s. or more.
Brooks had another auction at his
store, the 22d, and since the advent Of
Brooks, we notice that we can buy goods
cheaper, generally.
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Itls i- the best family medicine 10 cure all
kiuds of Pain sou ever tired.
ItIs clean SAFE aud delicious tU use, aud II
yoa use it faithfully ir WILL DO YoU eO0Dl
Dir, cltuBr GA each bottle buv IL OF the
Druggists 81 Merchant where you trade II thsy
have not got g 90 aand tbev vii send for q At
your request ami -sH yuH Eslsatas HeHns's Pain
Killing Mage OF. manufacturers lowest puee
s isIsI
60 o. ! b5 D.u get. Il ruhA its add Gry-ers
10 10 pat Hp 10 90 zee slzes ADD cal "a ~ a.
slzr d" 'ue nam -lEn" ana "izrst family size"
BuEuce
WI kEANE Sons
Sole rrUprtt r. sad Manufacturers.
Pitsaeli Mas.
Sold Uy ' Grover. nud Wat A Hard. IIe0m ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mason

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication of Adoniram
Lodge, T. Il A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, Aug. q, 1874.
J. II. WHIPPLE, W.M.
Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. NJ.
Next regular convocation on Wednesday even.
ing Sept. 5, at ~ O'Clock.
d. K. sIMoNDs, II. P.
w. A. BLACK, Sect
skinner Post No. ~, G.. A. r.,
Meets at Adams Hail. Factory Point, on the. nrst
Tuesday evening Of each month.
D. X. sDfoNDs, Commander.
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CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS,
TROY TO NEW YORK.

The sleasat stsameFe suuugsi1s spd Thomas
P8wca leave Troy 1kilF from steamboat landing
foot ~ broadway 90 the ARRIVAL ~ evening irAins
over tbH Eeasstlaer 4n1 "a ~ "a snd Troy and
B0rtgH railroads aud cauueet1ns, das a. Troy
Oh ~ shout y3P. n. Sundays Al ~.
Fare Lower than BY any Other Route.
Huasan Hetr Railroad ucksts good Tor pzss
age gn tar Use lneladiug state 'o3tn berth
All thfaugh etsecGsd baggage transferred free
between ears and boats
HAVING parehase8 she light drsa steamer
Golden uslt q tfEusfef passengers daring loN
Natef Basssuxafs ean reif ~ arriving ~ hsM
latt AtAa aariy haHF u tAe fnefaiag No De-
teEEaE 81 ths lars
Freight taken al Very Low Rates
G.W HORTON.
ssu71 Gsnfrz3 Ageat Troy. ny
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Parchment was invented at Pergamos,
in Asia-Minor, but Renne's Pain-Killing
Magic Oil was first made in Pittsfeld,
Mass, and almost every family there
keeps ii in the house for daily use. 1t is
an honest and good article, and its use
will give you satisfaction. Sold by Wait
a. Hard.
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T ace Wells for 75c, at Mrs. Wilcox.


The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. More than seventy five per cent Of the
people in the United states are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effect such a- sour
stomach, sick headache hsGitual eoetivensss,
I'M ure blood, heartburn, waterbrash, gnAwing
and burning paine at the pit Of the stomach.
yellow skin, coated tongue and disagreeable
taste ia the mouth, coming up VI the food after
eating, low spirits &c, c. 10 the dug store and
get u cent bottl-,, or samp,e bottle for Zoe
Try Il g. g. GREEN, Sols Manufacturer, Wood
bury. y ]. AT
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OFFICE HouRs, FROM . a. NJ 10 Q 80 p. NJ.
CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
4 CARD FROM
II. l.. BRIGGS, ESQ,
CARD FROM

TO my Friends and he P,lbiics
II affords me great satisfaction to he able TO
testify to tue success Of Or. 4. w smyth Ia the
treatment Of disease, and express my sense Of
obligation to him,
About six months sgo, under the advice Of my
family physician, placed my son Norman, aged
n years, under The care ~ Or. Snyth for
throat and lung trouble. Previous TO that tine
the symptoms had become very alarming, such
AZ loss Of flesh appetite, pains IN the chest and
side, frequent and violent coughing spells, eptt'
ting blood and proiuso expeet0ratiun Of vel
lowish matter and general pt0ntration.
From the fret week my son Waa under the
care OF DR.. smyth he began to improve, and ia
six weeks he had gained rs many poundr la
flesh, increased in weight an his health improved
and, when few weeks ago Or. Smyth diseharg-
cd him cured, he had gained seventeen pounds
During tho past month Norman took a severe
cold but suffered none from the old COM
plant, and il now quito well again feel that
DR.. smyth, through his skillful treatment Of my
son, has effected permanent cure, and it is q
proof that pulmonary consumption can be cured
Thanking Dr. Smyth most sincerely fer his
kind attention to my son, ohoorfully recommend
him to the afflicted,
II H. BRIGGS
Rutland, W., March 9lst, 1874,
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STRONG TESTIMONY
LETTER FADM
CHAUNCEY X. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Editor Rutland Daily Globe.


EurLAND, vi, Apnl ~ i813
N. s. w. smyas
Ny Dear Sri d siro 70 fetarD you ms per
s0usl thanks a. scl A. 10 testify individually 10
your professional skill, gentsmaniy bearing ana
kindly interest IN the sick room. / can, ~
course ony speak particularly ~ reference 10
Your treatment Of diseases af the eye, What
wish 30 fpeak II particularly and thHuk you
personally for. D. the treatment ~ ny little
daughter Louise, for y Kergfuigus disease 81 tho
eyes That the trouble originated ifom serDfalA
probably iuhJuEea thcre il, and / think eau
be, 40 doubt some siH ~ eight physlelaus had
seen and prescribed for her, but without pertub.
ueut benefit Theso physicians re eminent
10 the city % hew York, Brooklyn, AutlaBd End
elsewhere igusse be- Or vac whom sou hfst
Visited her about FlH wseks ago some twO
years and rl1 m0Htas ~ age. ne Vac totally
devoid ~ sight and the uyeiids - badly swollen
that il Vac impossible ~ open them, even TOT
an examination ! may gell cgDfess here,
that, although ! bad become spme~hat EC-
quaiHttd with ygH personally and bT reputation
had not mne#, If anys LoEas af eonndenee ga
Your sBecessnIi trtatHeGi-
Toe rr=ulf hBNe7rT, proved 9tlrrNisgs ana
the eufe IS complete. bar eight 10 n1w gs good
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