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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-27
D. & II. Rentchler,

Prcpri.tcrs Of the Believille Agrisultu,a al
Work, Beliesiiis, III, annonace TO this
farming community. through this mornings
PIPER, the Y l. grain drill, which they
have ben manufacturing very extsn-ively
for the past ten year,. Ii is said to be the
grsatsst and mort perfect invention Of the
day, and greatest tine-ssver as well As
seed ecor omist now rsed in farming. 1t
will SOW all kinds Of grain without clogging,
and runs as regular as clock work. 1t will
seed better than auy machine now made, and
ia warranted to do and run just rs represented.
No farmer should be without one. 1t will
save the cost of the machine several times
in year. They also keep on hand large
stock If 81 am engines, ihr sheis, Ie,pers,
mower, etc, and a complete stock of aeri.
cultural good. Farmers and dealers should
examine the |. y. L. 1, beats the world
for genuine merit and gives satisfaction on
all occasions. See advertisement.
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STATE ITEMS.

Plymouth church had better let Beech
er dowr, AMI call for Kslloch TO come up, If
going into that den of mysteries can be said
to be "high."-Hia,catha Advocate.
In this and Cherokee counties the corn
crop will be good, Notwithstanding the
drouih. In other portions Of the country
around it viii BE- almost . failure. So
much for the Neutral Lands.-Cheroke:
Phoros.
A letter from Sumner county states that
the Indians stole span Of horses and mules
from Mr.. Higgins. who formerly resided
near Girard, and Mr.. Horne, . neighbor Of
bic, had to leave his home.-Grdrd Press.
I'm point of wealth, Jefferson county
ranks eleventh in the State. The total val
uation Of al properly in our county ia three
million two hundred and forty-sesen thous-
and Eve hundred and two dollars and nine
cen,e.-Sickle and SReaf.
"A thunder storm on Friday night ard
Saturday morning proved somewhat diess-
trous. We learn that one house in this
city was struck BY lightning and the Chin
ney injured, etove blown open, etc.-Csage
Shaft.
Mr.. Harper, Who lives one and half
miles north of here, Lost nearly all his crop
of small grain by lightning during the late
storm. We learn that one eentlenan liv-
ing northeast Of here, los his crop. but did
NOT lean particularr.-7rcy Republican.
Mr.. A. C. Nsjors has shipped over .
hundred bushels Of peaches from Borling-
ton to points up and down The n, X. & +.
Railroad. He purchased . large quantity
of them from Dr.. Manson, Who has raised .
Zoe crop Of peaches this year. Burlingtoa
peaches are esteemed rare deli0cy in the
Neosho Valley.-Buii.gtcn Rafrioi.
The editors Of thi paper desire TO sia'e
that they carry douhle-baek-ac.ioa self-cock.
ing nitro giycerine revolvers; md are alvays
on Tie aleEt for ''dsngesuu'' people. who
call b istzview then. A slieht tviue at
the wrist i all that IL Necessary 10 blow a
hole through . four foot brick vail. Dan
gerous" msn md voaea will pleaee make Q
note Of this fact.-H SesR Sesfiael.
"A family which I'D besa run out a
Sumner county By the Isdians, passsd
through our city ye1lerday. They had al
Dir esain bur1sd and stock m a by M.
La TAsy vae acnoopaaisd b. Q balals
ell, aheae eighAeea neaahs old, vhieA ~
- tane = . kietea. and vailed bai3e tn
tsaA uithsaf . hales.oJxaetiea 1r;8sse.
h Gisasl Rn svs 1T ef u tuunsy.
lsix yeugl ako ~ aG>n1sd ~ -
llnlnuns ~ 0sqtnsl q ~ -.
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seds" correctly, but when "narriage" vas
announced BY the principal, the entire num-
Der wrote it down without moments hesi-
tatiop.
We sdvise sll who po-eibly can, to stick
to their homes, and not leave the country
for fear Of starvation. II il fact tba'
many will be reduced to the direct strait o
want, but It Is not to the ln:eiest Of ei,hs.
the Safe or the county for the country to
become dspopulaied. nor Is it the law Of hu-
man,tv 10 kfand aside and see hsrd-working
citizens Who have endured 20 mech to secure
them homes, at last compelled, BY misfor-
tune, to leave them. Soiong rs our county
or State has credit, it should no, be permit
ted.-Osborne Time.
1T has been we'll said BY excellent talk
ers OF the olden time, (we have been warned
against using Laiin). that poets are born and
not made. We have . drawer devot-
ed 10 the purpose, and it 10 we'll
nigh Overlooking xi,h contributions. Any
body can rhyme, and, with proper care and
Q good ear, properly place the many named
but beautiful feat upon which the God.
efs travels. Do the very best they can,
rhyme and sentiment combined cannot create
q single ttanz, Of poetry. With the limited
space We have to devote to poetry, our read
eis will readily perceive that it is better to
quote from . masterpiece than to publish
eauzy originals. Make a political, person-
al or humorous point, and il Is good and
acceptable, but, from the maudlip, weakly,
sickly sentimentslity Of nine-tenihs Of the
rhyme grinding fentimen.alis:s among our
poetry affeciers. good Lord, deliver -
Lawrence Tribune.
Our erss,hopper notes are rather SON.
Der in character. Up to Saturday last, the
eastern part of the county was completely
free from gras shopptrs. The Counties south
and east Of ne had not been visited. In
Miami county corn was still green, and the
hope was INDUCED that il might be exempt.
ed from the &C purge. franklin county, too,
was in hopes. Fridsy's flight of the grylii
over the county, though no! affecting u, here,
carried the pest to nearly all the neighbor-
hoods hitherto exempt. In the vicinity OF
Vinland, the country was filed With them.
Out at Black Jack they descended on Sat.
urday in thronsing myriats, and hung uron
the tres in clusters like bees. They DIS
cended upon Miami in numbers that spread
CONSERVATION smong the farmers. All day
Saturday and Sunday, they were busy cut
ting up corn, and saving what vas saveable
Franklin county was also raice1 upon. To
the west and south.wet, the damage has
already been done. 1t would seem rs If
enough moved southessterly yesterday, 10
eat out a common State.-LarTence 1rib-
une.
'.How long must rain hold of before the
farmers will get their grain stacked? Hun.
dreds of acres are still in tie shock, much
of it poorly shocked, and We arc liable 10
hard and continuous rains from now on.
You will need all yon have, farmer, SO do
not let j: go to waste"
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NervousS Debility.

A depressed. irritable state Of mind;
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with facilitating, involun-
tars discharges. The consequence OF exces-
ses, mental overwork or ind'scretions. This
nervous debility fLds q sovrsign cure in
Humphreys Homeopathic SPECIFIC, No. IS.
II tones up the system, arrests discharges,
diepels the mental gloom and dependency,
and rejuvinates the entire system. 1t is per
fectly harmless ard always efficient. Price
8 Tor packages of five boxes and large
81 wal Of powder, which is important IN old
serious cases; or 81 per single tox. Sold by
all druggists. or sent by mail on receip. OF
price. Address Humphreys Specific Hon.
eopa,hic Medicine Co., No. 56e Broadway,
New York DIV
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After an attsck Of fever or other acute disease
has passed OF, and nature is endeavoring to rally
the debilitsted system, help the effort with the
st,ndard vegetable tonic Of the age, Hos'etter's
stomach Bitsers. Nothing known to the physi-
clan or the pbarmatopoiist expedites convaie-
scence like this ,italizing invigorsnt. Person S
who have been rros,rated by long-continued sick-
res recover their lost flesh. strength and cheer
fuiuess in les, than half ,he time that would be
required 10 rccuperate without it. 1t is the most
genial as vel as the most harmless Of medicated
stimulants, and as a remedy for las well - pre-
tentative of dyspepsia, bilious attacks, constipa-
ton. nervous diseases, etc, has no equal in the
world. When all other TONES have failed. thi
effects cure ecdSwausa6
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August ff0Wer.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint. More than seventy-fve per
cent Of the people in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and their
effect; such a. sour stomach, sick headache,
habi,u,l cos,iveness, impure blood, heart.
burn, water-brash, gnawing and burning
in the pit of the stomach, yellow skin, coat.
ed tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up of the food after eating
Low epiri,s &c. Go to the Drug Store of Robt
Parhsm, and &c. IS cent bottle, or . SAM
ple bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
G. &. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
WOODBURY., n. J.
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this q. an Age OF Progress.

The steam cars 60 laundering along the
hillside, across the prAiries, by the towering
mountains, dashing from the Atlantic to the
Paciic ocean freighted with the luxmies OF
every cline. Iron ships and iron-elad Mon
i,aIs have eprung into being in the last fifty
yeare; and Vet the best of all is DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, ard Special Flavor
ings; in fact they ere among the greatest i'm
proyemen.s Of the age, by which We can sit
down TO light, wholesome, and delicious
biscui;s, and creams Of mes. delicate f.vors.
C&w
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A sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters SPECIFIC and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the Goaor~
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy for the Spermtcrrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Lost
of Power, caused by self abuse OF exces'
sive indulgence. Price Of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81
Sent everywhere by express. DIR. J,
Dinsbccr, sole proprieiy, No. sos Nortt
Saventh street, ST. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures gnar
Ceteed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
eodSw Agent for Leavenworth
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Hartford STEAM LAUNDRY - HIATT
FORD, CONN.,, May IL, ls7l.-DoiDg the
mes: extensive business in TIL, city, and de
sirous at all time, to turn out the bss. work,
We are using Duryea's "Satin Clos Starch. "
and pronounce il, for its adaptabiiity to
general family washing, uniform whiteness,
strength and purity, the perfection Of quail
i,y. In saying this We are hut reilersting
the sentiments OF all parties who have tes.-
ed the weIl-known superior qualities of your
eoods.
Yours very truly,
eod&v GEO. +. STrAENs.
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@SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Msy q, ISL
We. the proprietors Of the Seam Laundry
and Springfield Dyehouse both the largest
in Western Massachusetts, have tried many
starches in cur ts.ablsed business, and cheer
fully. recommed yo1,s as superior 10 them
all. Truly has tie name 'Duryea.' S:srch"
become familiar as household words. Whilst
the noted excellency Of our laundry work
and its superiority of finish is attributable in
q great measure to the perfect purity of your
goods; We use it and want no other.
Very truly yours,
aup26-eod&W israel. HARMON X Co.
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al5O. 900 lO l.Oa.a,

IN sUM3OF NOT LESS TdAN 81, 900.
Money 10 loan on long time, at 10 per
cent. interest, On improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing TO
borrow will call on Mr.. VIM. Booth, State
agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life In
sursnce Company, corTer Of Filth and Del
aware streets. apr27-d&w
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At lau a perfec; den.ifric has been dis
covered. Never was tooth trush dipped in.
20 q preparation 50 unobjectionable and SO
effective as Sozodon..
All its Ingredients are bo.anic. 1t
vhi,ens the teeth, keeps them undiscolored,
and free from blemi.h, and improves the
condition of gum. eot&w
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NOTICES!

STATE OF KANSAS, l.,
COUNTY,
TN the District Court OF the First Julicial Dis
l. trct, sitting In and for the Couaiy Of Leaven-
worth.
ELLA J. SHORT, Plaintiff,
JAMES HILLS SHORT. Defendant.
To James HiziJ S.ort:
You are hereby notified that you have been sued
by the plaintiff in the above entitled cause, lila
j. Short, by her fling her petition in the ONCE Of
the clerk Of tire District Court Of the County Of
Leavenworth, State of Kansas, on the 18th day Of
June, A. d. 1874, charging you with "extrems
cruelty'' aAd gross neglect Of duty; end asking
that she may be divorced from you, and that she
be restored TO the name Of Ella ]. Cole.
And unless you plead, answer, or dsmur by the
5th day Of September, A. 1874, Judgment will be
rendered against you, divOrciDg her from you, and
that the name Of Ella J. Cole be restored to her.
ELLA J. SHORT,
By PESDERY 4 GODDARD,
JULY 10th, 1874 ;ulyl6-ditw6v
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y. RrunSWSek 81 HTo. .

billiard Table Manufacturer, with tie $.
Brunswick & Bros Patent Everlasting
Sseel-Plate Cushions, or the Pure Rubber
Cushion, warranted TO retain elasticity and
not decay. No. Ill north Fifth street, be-
tween Chestnut and Pine, 81. Louis, Nc.
Feb Tim
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FIRST Assignment OF CSSoS, StpteiuceS Aefm'
A. D. 1874.
MONDAY, sEPrEMBER ,rH.
1929 Miller vs. Kiser.
$3.50 Reynolds VS.. Scbmit', ct a..
5657 Geagan vs.. Geiger.
5667 Culver vs.. Hsrold.
567l Faulkner vs.. Pa:node, ct al.
5674 Goldie VS.. Delahsy, ct al.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SrH.
5675 Pembertop, ct al. Va. Foo.e, ct a.
1888 Calkius vs. Missouri Valley Life
Insurs nee Company.
5692 Davis vs. Deegsn, ct al.
1894 Calvin ~. Vaughan.
5Sl3 Insley. Shire 4 Co, W. Il. J. Mil
Ter & Co.
5sl9 Mitchell We. Childs.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH.
1922 Switzer Mfg. Co. Va Balm.
1928 Greer, ct al, VI. Pickering. ct al.
$685. Mutual Loan & Savings Institution
Va. Latta, ct e; al.
5sS7 Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co.
vs.. Mckay, ct al.
$3.50 Vorce, Assignee, W.. McMur,ry,
ct al.
5S4l Woods Va. Mitchell.
5Si6 German Savings Bank Va. Kahn.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
5S5l Clare ". Adams, ct 81.
5S52 Cretpigny. Ct al, ". Thompcn.
1854 Flanagan ". Flanagan.
1868 Carver VI. Proud, ct al.
5o7l Way Vs. Proud, ct al.
5S74 Browning & Bros vs. Lelvenwoith
Carpet Mile.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1iTH.
5S77 Lssky VS.. Collier.
1891 Delahay W. Taggart, ct al.
1888 Caldwell, ct al, We. Haight, ct al.
1854 Hetherington, ct NJ, Va. Hsigbt,
$685. Briggs, ct al, Va. Keeling, e, al.
6SS7 Van Doren Va. Hoffman.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14rn.
1896 Carr Va. William,, ct al.
5S99 Dyer vs.. Donegon, ct nj.
$500 Geiger Va. Kansas Central R,i!way
Company.
1901 Fitzsimmons W.. X snsas Central Il.
4. Company.
$500 Humid Va. Bauer, ct al.
5903 Hiatt, ct al, We. Usher.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
1904 Higinbotham vs.. Leavenworth City.
5905 Alter VI. Eecor Sewing Machine CO.
5907 Morehead, Sellar & Co., vs.. Wood
worth.
sos Leav. German b. & S. Assn, No. 9.
va. Simon, ct al.
1909 Mitchell, Lewis + Co., va. Wood
worth.
SOL Mckenzie We. Bannou.
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th.
1912 Ineersoll W, Wet. Preo. Church.
69l4 Mckenzie Va Estes, ct al.
1919 Taylor vs.. Abeles.
500 Stone VI. AcCrillus, ct al.
1921 Cranston Va. Lavenworth City.
1922 German Savings Bank W. Wulfc-
kuhler.
THURsDAX, SEPTEMBER 1.tb.
1923 L.avenwolth Building & Trust Co.
W. Calvin. es al.
50 4 Koch, Chew. & Co. We. Nichols.
1925 Herman ". Nichola.
5926 Metropolitan Building & Lean
Association VS.. Coleman ct al.
1927 Home Building Association Va.
Howard, ct al.
1928 Metropolitan Building & Loan As.
socia,ion vs.. Wood, ct al.
5929 Home Building Association va
Reynolds. ct al.
$3.50 Home Building Association W.
Gibson, ct al.
FRIDAY, sEPTENBER 18TH.
1891 Home Building Association rs
Reynolds, ct al.
1892 Home Building Association W..
Glynn, ct a.
1894 Weldon Ct al. We. Perkins, ct al.
1895 Carroll ". Carey, ct al.
5937 Cauldvell ". McGonigle, ct al.
1898 Franks ct al VI. Schott ct al.
MONDAY, eEPrEMBER 2lsr,
SIS Hersh6eld VI. Clsfip, e.,al.
5lS6 S,eenbock VI. Cla6in, Ct al.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ODD.
1852 Osborn vs.. Times Printing Co.
1858 Allison Smith & johnson VI. lime
Printing Company.
IS 2 Anthony ve. Times Printing Co.
5.S5 Scott ct al. ve. Foote. ct a..
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siANHol,

MANIC. IAyHCJDi MARRIAGE.
zoo pages ..--c-iis to Marriage tie
cause and c.. Sent sealed. post paid. .or
so cents. by DR.. c. WHITTIER, 6I7 ~.
Charles Street. 81. LOUIS. Mo-, the great
specialist. Read his works. Pamphlet free
Gall or write. His opinion costs nothing
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The Champion Glue Co. OF Chicago, IL,
are turning on; a new article OF Cue, waich
is cheaper and better than any ever before
in the market lad their I'D
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Castoria is more than substitute for Cas-
tor oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. 1t IL pleasant to
take. Children need not cry ond mothers may
sleep. apr2.w
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The Granger Norlhwsse Supply Com
u.ny. NJ. 9 S.-e street, Chicago, is another
.,.,d hone op- ned 80 90 BURNERS with farm
RI. Ta, g.r'lsGn interested come 10 ns
with i-tt-' :c srenfes, snd are worthy
of co. . ~ iCne1l-w227
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eosi&w.

HENDERSON 8 SucHu, the great diuretic
IN unsailiug remedy for ali diseases Of the
xidneys and bladder, also for dyspepsia OF
Indigestion, Hatuien@, or wind in the
stomach. The most distressing cases Of fe-
male weakness and uterine COMPLAINTS are
permanently cured BY Hendersou's Buchu.
Il i unequalled BY any known remedy for
the cure Of dropsy, gravel, and all equity
and rheumatic affections. 1t is q specific.
remedy for expelling all pin and tape
worms. Il Is precribed BY eminent physi-
clans III chronic affections Of the liver. Foz
sale By all .iruggis,s See advertisement IN
this ias0a.
oa2-dAuu
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This b strong language, - physicians
and cAinists have for yeaIs tried to CON-
pound Q preparation that would entirely
cue Fever and Age without the NE Of
strong medicines such - Quinine, Arse
ne aad other poisons injurious to the
eyulo0. Tholh = no caeo Of fever and
agua. inleealeaAnt q hf12ioas fbveEa, CO.
e0Gaiso cAills, nieht 0uoata, liver Co..
paaink etc., thak III rsoedy Vim -
easo = eaee and pesnanaaly. Il pui.
- ~ baood, Hvsf. eplssa, and III -
esgeegy eesans - e9ece1ally that ~
elm V0 noeIotnIn 0uEihg u ooaonn,
osoa U1ea po4eooe 1aNo - thaA 81
49, osabg neess1eeAan.
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PoSp's ExrRAcr-Wnat medicine Aas
rarely appeared ia public prints, and y,t
IL, sale extends to every Dor.i5n o1 The
country? Oaly one, Ponds Extrac;- i&~
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G. prizes OF Real Estate, agSregating in
value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So, $40
Price Of admission TO the tirAnd Concert and one
chance in the distribution. S.. Tso tickets, 50.
For further particulars, address the managers
and prOp:iet0rs. n. HATTENBACH 4 Co.,
augla-eOd&w2b Sioux City, Iowa.
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TMeekIp Gimes
THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1874.

For relisble medical treatment and a
spsedy cure, go to the Central Medical In
sti,uie, 765, Chesnut street. s.. Louis. MO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HALI,s PATENT HUsKISG GLOVES.

HALE GLOVES. FULL GLOVES.
OE1Y GREATLY improved In form Of tie
v Claws and the more complete shielding OF the
parts subject to wear Zee cats), making them
faster and easier tnan can be done With any other
husbef made Of the very best calf leather TANNED
sxPre.aly). in four .ises; right and iefs handed.
Gloves, g.. rs; Full Gloves. 81. 80 per pair. We
also manufacture eJtrd qualify plain cali working
Gloves and Aittens. Price, prepaid. Mittens,
$l.%0; Gloves, 81. IS Per pair. Liberal discount
on AL our goods. Ask your merchant, or address,
HALL HuSKING GLOVE CO.,
1s5 South Clinton ST., Chicago, III.
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LEGAL.
ukSRT G7oyEs,
DAVID DEARlOSN AND WIFE.

IN August, A D.. 1864, s. q. Sholes, . Justice
II the Peace Of Kickapoo Township, Leavenvorth
County, Kansas, issued 40 order Of attachment in
the asove named case, for the sum OF forty 1--WE
(S5} dollars and that said cause will be heard on
the 18th day Of september, Al o. clock, A. NJ
HENRY GROVER, Plaintib.
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NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED Z UNFORTUNATE

Before applying 10 the astssioos susen who ad-
veTsise In public papeu, q using any quaek remt.
dies peEuss Dr.. Butts' WORT 10 matter What your
disesse II, o. bow deplesable your esndidso.
DR.. Butts occupies doab,e house Of twe0ty-sev-
en rooms; h indored b so0e q IL nose ce3sbsa-
ted medical pFofasor & this country and Europe,
and can becSaaulted p0SonAaly q By nall, % the
diseases neatisocd II his work.. O0ce end par.
lors. No. Il n: Eghth street., between n.sket and
Chestnut 81 Loaiss Ne. 1an74-dAw
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CENTAUR IMMINENT.

The great discovery Of the sge.
There Is no pain which the Cen.
tsur L iniment will not relieve. no
swelling which II will not subdue,
and no lamepess which IL will not
cure. This il strong Language,
but it Is true. 1t is no humbug !;
the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
~ vropdavf,,l ruvcS NJ
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MARRIAGE
Guido.

Guido. On ss': he sI sS,, e S.1sa
mysteries and revelations OF tho sexual system,
with the visest discoveries in producing and pre-
venting onspring. how to preserve the complexion,
&c.
This b an interesting work Of two hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous engFavingS. and con.
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P.rsops wishing wells bored will re-
ceive prompt attention by leaving orders at
Gable & Kinks store, corner Of Cherokee
and Fifth, guarantee good we'll of water
70. Sl.0a a foot, complete. r. N. GABLE.
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A CARD.-Last month We bad . well
bored down at our Foundry by Mr.. Frank
Gable, which is giving us foil supply OF
water. To test it thoroughly We put in .
pump and run it constantly for come Gays
by steam power. during which time it gave
no sign Of exhaus:ing the water. We have
20 he.itancy in saying that 1t affords more
water than any other we'll At our place.
GREAT WESTERN MAxF. Co.
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DISTRICT COURT.

First Assignment of Cases, September Term.
A. D. 1874.