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To the Ladies.

Ladies can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate arrangements, with the assurance
of relief. No lady should be without box
of DR.. d. p. Browns Female Regulating Pills,
safe and effectual remedy for all Irregular
ties and distractions, no matter from what
cause. Caution.-These pills should not be
used during pregnancy, as they are sure to pro-
duce miscarriage.
Young Men, Take Particular Notice.
You who, by indulging in certain solitary
practices, or from other cause have contract
ed that mind-hsrrowing and Notwithstanding
disease, seminal weakness, can be restored to
heath by applying either in person OF by let
ter, to DR.. D. P. Brown.
Parties living in the country, on forwarding
fee Of $40, and a statement of their case
will be treated, as effectusily as by personal
interview.
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BULLS
So rSapari1la'

Rsad the following extract Of letter from Ms.
Rivsf,, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivsn, one Of the most
HstIsdist EPlsoopsl Church. and Who is at present
ssatioaod q Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
On. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind u anks
TO you for the medicine you have % kindly givca
ne: l have bsea great sufferer for yean. and
- ne ,a.,e s q v.,o an, So . pro"
heart 70 be the seat Of the disease. l have been
bsrnt, blistered and cupped until I have become
s.ss :s:.ss% my s na
~ threatened With Paralysis OF apoPaexy any day
and thss nothing but > seatOn would relieve me. I
10 perfect sor?. Of this and Wa s,n ss;,t.s,ng
NJ your Ha,nparilla which ! Immediately begun
to take three times day. / had suffered terribly
With most acute pain In the right aide Of my held
ieagth Of tina, and On rising to my feet would
b perfectly blind for some minutes, and would
have 10 hold 70 something TO prevent falling.
In ny heed 10 entirely relieved; suffer but sell
den with my spine, bat not 30 acutely. My aP-
petite b good, indeed. for the hrst time in my,
H., esjsy my dinner more than any other meal
You kindly ssnt ne fur bottles again last
night, and begun again this morning, and hope
Nit thanks and best vishes-
Very truly your must grateful friend.
u. b. c. Rivera
Ny joarnal abounds with similar letters, all Of
which guarantee 10 be genuine; and written by
he psfsons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't
b dawn away amer new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health BY letting n0vices
experiment upon you with their trash.
Ny 6assapafilla has stood the test for over twen-
ty-6vs yean 1t il still the Saaparilla Of the day
and Of the ase, towering over all others in popu-
taIity and it, curative quail ties.
Avoid all thoss Who are trying to palm Cd on you
~ II h Dr. John Bulrs sarnparilla, Of Louisville
Ky, that II the old and reliable remedy for i'm
pVries Of the blood and scrodulous affections. Al
ways bear that In mind.
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co snnTe o. L. nXssAs: u.s.
In the District Court Of the First Jniieia District
u the State OF Kansas sitting ia and fer leAyea-
worth County in said State
Robert H. Eeton, PiAisun,
J. ". Gallagher, Louisa tCzse No. 5, jo1.
Gallagher and l. e.
Holmes, Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE. IL hereby given that undss
il and by virtue VI the Judgment rendered in the
shove entitled action in and by the above naAsd
Court and Of IN execution lssuesl said judgment
70 me directed and delivered, will on
!Saudoy, tie 2Ih day Of January, A. d.,
1874.
at II o'elocS q said day, At
the Court Houss door. in the Citv
Of LeavenvoFth in the q unity and State Aforesaid
oner At public sails aad sri separately 70 the high
eat bidier ibr cash in hand. each Of the following
d. srbed tracts Of Land situate. lying md hing in
The County Of Lesvenvorth and state Of Kane,
asne1y: Lots number tventy seven CD, tventys
eight (5s) and tvesfy -nias (29) In book Dunsb 2
shy-oee (5iy il the osignal plat Of the City Of
le:ves vssth. Said Property ha been levied 1psa
ssd i 70 be sold . tie isopssy Of the shove nsa.
"a Defendants, J. n. Gallagher and Losiss Gala
CHER
THOMAS LEONARD.
GAssif O0est Lsavnyssth Csy, Knn.
Dsspoheg ~, 4. y lo4
DSnas onnnaS, Aosy ~ RG
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DIR, RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

I. Cool sPirits. dis,,pasara 'es O. s.s,
1esh and muscles, ese.
.. strsagth increases. appetite improves. relish
sor food, no moro soar eruct.ttoes OF vaiesbfseh,
5. DisPpesrsscs Of spots, b,stehes. pinplss
the skin looks elear and healthy. the urine chang
sherIy or anbee ceaee; VISITOR pe.ss freely iron n
bladder through ths urethra Without pain q scald
ing, little O 10 sedinsat; no Pain o. veaknso,
nssasS si~.ss a, = aS..s:y and a':Sasssy
that way, With certainty q permanent cure. In.
creased streagth exhibited in the secrsting giasd
and functional harmony restored 70 The several or
s. yellow tinse On the whits q the EYES, and
the svarthy sairon sppearancs Of the skin chang
ID to Q clear. lively and healthy color.
tubercles viii rsaliss great benefits In expecio-
rating freely the tough Phlsg. .. macou: from ths
lung, air-cells. broechi o. wind pipss throat o.
ioess::s q :s,enh IL .Ss :s:. :ss
page of night sveats and pains, and feeling Of
vsaknes around ths ankles, -. shoulder, ETC.,
cession Of cold aad ehills, s.nse Of :.eocatien,
OF arising in The morning. An thcss distressing
symptoms gradually and surely disappear:
=. A. day after day tie Sanapahnian b taken,
blood impsoves In strength and purity dsease vill
diminish md al foreign and deposits nodes
tuoon, Cancers, hard Jumps, ETC., be resolved
re ssiS sns
ally disappear.
8. In casss where the systen has bseu alavated,
and mercury: qricks,lyer. corrosive slblin.te,
bonoa, joints, etc., causing carries OF the bonea,
riekets, spinal curvatures cOetortioas, white swell
lings, varcose veins. eto, ths sar.apanllian vii
virus Of the disease from the system.
.. II th0ee Who taking theoe medicines Tor the
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LEGAL


oo saA4E % q EI x1.sAS ;.
In the District Couzt e IL Fiut judicial Dlazist
Al The 0eaae q Kansns. sttting h and 1pr Lew
savsstA County n I'D 9en1e.
Thxeacsi. L. tayleA
Plaiads
FIavius j. France and
Mary Eliza France.
Descendants.
DUBllC notice b hereby sivsn th.t under 81
I BY vistue Il The jsaG1eat rsodeEed In H.
aSove entitled action, in and BY the above nanca
court. and Of special exseuttoa issusd % -
judgment 70 me directed aud delivered, yin q
Thursday, he 12h dog Of February. A. d.
1874
ut II o clock n Of said day II tie CoaFt Hssss
door In the CITY u LeavsavOrtb, In the coeney
and STATE aforsssd, o0ef II public nls I'D 81 -
the higness biddsR, Tor easA IN hand, IL
following described tracs q lad, situnses lying
and being in the County Of LRave0wOgth, md safe
Of Kansas, namely. the southwest quarter Is " ~
Of section thirty-tvo ts2) in tovnehip number
nine ~ ranse nanbse tvsaty-tArss (S2), esata'n-
ing 100 acres.
Said property Il to - sold as commanded By the
said special execution and In pursuance q said
THOMAS LEON Ard,
Sheriff Of LAavenvOrth county. Kaneas-
Sheriff Once, Lravenvorth City, kansass Janu-
ary It'll, A. y. 1874
jan7-td Attorneys for fiaintin.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUaTY OF LkAvENWORTH.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LkAvKNwOKTH. !
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Ofthe State Of Kansas sittiug in AMI for Leaven.
worth county in said State.
Austin ~ Clark, j. C.. Stone and
n. L. CLARK, Plaintiffs.
Eliza +. Young aud Isaac Young,
Defendants
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that under and
il by virtue Of the Judgment rendered In the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Court,
and Of an execution issued on said Judgment,
TO me directed and delivered, I will ON
Monday, the 10Th day of Jonuary A. d.
1874,
az n o. clock T. M. Of said day. at the Court House
door IN the City Of Leavenw0rth, In the County
and State Aforesaid, offer n public sale and ssil
TO the highest bidder for cash in hand, the follow
ing described Tract Of land situate lying and bsins
in the County Of Leavenworth and state
Of Kansas, namely: Lot number three 49, In block
number SIX (6) in Clark and kees' Addition 10 the
City Of LeAvenW worth.
Said property has been levied upon and h to be
sold q the property Of the above named defend
ants, Eliza F. Young and Isaac Young.
THOMAS LEONA9D,
Sheriff Of LeavenWorth County, kAnsns-
Sheriff Once, Leavenworth City, Kansas, De-
ceDber 10Th, a. ID. 1873.
PKNDkaY 4 GODDARD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
0ecIIUn
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STATE OF KANSAS, l..
COUNTY or LkAvxNwOnTH.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY Ov LkAvkNwOnTH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Ofthe State u Kansas, sitting in and for L~av-
enwOrth County in said State.
Henrietta Stuart AdmioistratriSl
Of the estate Of Andrew Stuart,
decreased, Plaintiff.
Henry Foote, John C. Grnnd, case N"'.'.2
Elizabeth A, Grund, Alexan-
der CaId we'll and John Z. Doug
lass, Defendants,
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
Il and by virtue Of the Judgment rendered In the
above entitled sctiOn, In and by the above named
Judgment, to me directed and delivered, I will, on
Thursday, the 29M day Of january, A. d.
1874,
at n o. clock o. m Of said day. at the Court HOUSE
door in the City Of Leavenvorth, in the county
and State aforesaid, offer st public sale, and sell
to the highest bidder, 'or cash in hand.
situate, lying and being In the county Of leav.
enworth, and State Of Kansas, namely: lots
numbers one u). two (2), three 81, four ~, i've
eleven (1D and twelve (i2), In block number thr.e
(3), and lots Dumben one t) and two t2), in block
number four ~; all in Benz's sub division Of tho
eighteen us). nineteen u9) and twenty (.0). In
block number seventy-one IN, and lots numbers
nine (9) and ten (1O) in block number forty-fear
IN he ",Zio, %. ~
City OF leaven vosib, in said county and State.
said property Ii to b suld - commanded BY the
said special execution and In pursuance 81 said
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff Of LeavenvOrth County, Kansas.
Sheriff. Once. Lssvsnvorth City. Kansas.
December I'D, A. ID. 1873.
PEHDkfsYA GODDARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
der2wt
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LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS, l..
COUNTY or LkAvkSwoKTH.
In the Disire, Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in and for Law
enwOrth County. in said State.
Emma q. Halsey, Assigneel
OfJ. L. Alternately and j.
N. Alternately, partners
n Abernathy bros. Plain
tin.
A. C. Van Duyn. Admins
TRAITOR Of the Estate OF
Madison Mills deceased; Case No. ,s35L.
Margaret Mills, widowl
of.aid Madison Mills, IL
len N. Mitchell, wife of
william q. Mitchell, En-
ma J. Brewer, wife OfDr.
John W. Brewer, Frank
II. Mills, Clara Mills and
Margaret Mills, hers mt
Law of Madison Mills, de-
ceased, Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
il and by virtue ofthe Judgment rendered In the
named Court, and Of an execution issued said
Judgment 10 me directed and delivered, will On
TKmslay, the 10Th day Of january, A. d.
1874.
1t II O. clock A. Of said day, at the Court ouss
door in the City Of LeavenWorth, in the County
and State Aforesaid, oaer at public sale and sell
Apaf1tfiy 10 tne ufkuesS Utuuef, casn ID Manu-,
each Of the following desEibed tracts Of land, sisu
ate. lying and being in the County Of Leavenw
state Of Kanas, namely: the
west half Of the southeast quarter Of section num-
Der seven 90 in township number nine 90 Of range
number tventy-three tZs) Containing eighty (so)
arres m1re len, and the whole Of lot number
two ~ Of said section number seven ca in aaid
township number nine 49, Of said range number
nty-thrce ca containing according to the gov
eminent survey thirty -four and 50-100 "a 5O-lo0)
except one and 35-lO0 n 35.l00) acres Oh Of the
south end thereof, and the east twenty. olsht and
S7-l00 Is S1-l0D acres OF tract Of land containing
y-seven and 75-lO0 57 75-10O) scrss' which tract
Of ty and 7j-lO9 (57 75-l00) acres compsisss
according 10 the govern meat survey the whole Of
lot number three f3) which contains fosty-seveo
and l5lo0 ga l5lo0) Of said section number
seven ca in said township number nine o., Of said
range number twenty -thTee (xs) and the east ten
and s0-l00 nc 60-I00) acres Of lot number bur ~
of said section number seven "a In said township
number mine 90 Of said mango number twenty -three
(3).
Said property has been levied upon and 10 10 b
sold Is the property Of said Deiendent, Madison
Mills.
THOMAS LEON ARD,
Sheriff Of LRaven worth county, Kansas.
ShesiTs Office, LesvenvoFth city, Kansss,
December Zs>A, A. ID. 1878
BysoS SHKKRY, Attorney f,r Plaintiff.
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Psnsples. EruPsasns, koaGh Sh1o.
The system being put under the in
fluence Of DR.. Prices Golden Medical
Discovery for few weeks, the skin be-
comes smooth, clear. soft, and velvety,
and being illuminated with the glow Of
health from within, true beauty stands
forth in oil its glory. Nothing ever
presented to the public - purifier Of
the completion ever gave such satisfac-
tion for this purpose 40 this Discovery.
Tho effects OF ali medicines which oper.
ate upon system through the medium OF
the blo01 are necessarily somewhat slow,
no matter how good the remedy employ
ed. While one two three bottles clear
the skin of pimplss, blotchee, eruptions.
yellow shots, camedones, or ''Rrubs," .
dozen may possibly be required to cure
some cases, where the system 10 rotten
with scrofulous or virnlent blood pois-
ons. The cure of all these diseases,
however, from tho common pimple to
the worst scrofuls 10, with the use Of
this most potent agent, only matter Of
time. Sold by al druggists.
covERRD WITH KRUPTIoNa CURED.
C!averack, Columbia Co., N. Y.
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear sir-I am sixty years of age, and
have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in
the worst form for great many years.
until, accidentally, saw ono Of your
books which described my case exactly.
l bought your Golden Medal Discovery
and took two bottles and . halt, and
was entirely cured. From my shoulders
to my hands was entirely covered with
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likewise afflicted with Rheumatism, 20
that walked with great difficulty, and
that il entirely cured. Nay God spare
you Q long life 70 remain . blessing to
mankind. With untold gratitude.
HRs. 4. W. WILLIAMS.
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Essablishea n o. Loals n 1851.
Cures all Private Diassa. In . shsrt tins. sithsr
In male OF female; charges low M; aso n nsE.
Dr. BOHANNArs .'Tssatiss .. Special Dis
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This remedy has been used BY Dr.. Bohannaa in
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SYPHILIS CURED.
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varrasted to permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
Its stages and eradicate The last veetiee of eyphi
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= that q their oti:pring should immedlatsly nss
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BoHAHNAM's FINALE REGULATOR.
An infallibls remedy for oil obstructioas Of the
A0athly Periods from colds or other eansss-A cor
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DollsSs. Sent free from observation.
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DIR. BOHANNAN'S Pile Ointment 10 guasan-
teed . certain for Piles, no matter what form
or how long standing. in from three to i've daya
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Address DR.. C. A. BOHANNAN, No. sis North
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- Penons remittins moueyby mail for nedi-
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PHILADELPHIA, January Is, 1873.


Jaes6 Sekeetz. Esq,
DEAR SIR:-Ido hereby certify that y
Phician in charge Of the Northeastern
Medical DispensaEy, have given your Bit
Ter Cordial fair, honest and impartial trial,
and although Il may not appear 70 b strict-
y according 70 the rules Of he profession, l
do unhesitaiingly aasert that Is elsU eli thas
L profeses to Be . senedy fos.. 1 have
given l. % over seveaty- Eve di0eFeut pa
lissaa, and in no one instascs has / failed 10
a0ord relief. In one cass know Of -four
bosflo havisg fully and permanently cured
Chronic DArrhea Of twenty-five yean'
tasdisg.
C&es1fally do I accord Il The highest
psaiss, aad shall deem i duty - veil = .
privilege 70 recommeod i b Tie Gu6sein9,
believing Il 70 Be worthy of he f1lless conf
docs. Respectfully yo1n.
~ Ia xxixAs3 n. D.
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FOURTH DAY

1e3UIuay morning, Dtlgnt anu edrIys tne
wrangle over the alleged libel in The TINES
against s. ID. Lecompte was commenced
again. Most of the testimony had been put
in the day before, ans, after the examination
OF one or two witnesses for the defendant,
the case, which had drawn ils weary length
through four days, was ready for the final
argument. Much Of the testimony has been
intensely interesting, but some Of 1t has heen
mere repetition of history. Some new
points have been eliminated, but they have
been very few.
Deputy County Attorney Matthias, opened
the argument for the prosecution. After
making an apology to the court for any ex-
hibition of feeling that be might have ex-
hibited during the examination. he stated
that the argument for the prosecution would
b based upon three points.
IL. That certain articles were published
BY the defendant which were calculated to
provoke the prosecuting witness 10 wrath,
and expose him to the ridicule and c. n empt
of the community.
2od. That these articles did contain ma
licious libel against the prosecuting witness.
3rd. Were these assertions true and pub
lished for justifable ends?
The argument of these points was ram.
bling and desultory. He considered that the
evidence adduoed was not sufficient 70 prove
that LecomNe VA otherwise than an honest,
capable man, and that during his term OF
Office - Judge Of the Territorial District
Court, all his actions were TO be approved of
even in these latter days. He gracefully set
aside all the records and history Of those ear.
y days in regard to the reputation Of L.
comrte. on The ground that they were of no
account, a,d had no bearing Whatever in the
vestiestipv COMMITTEES, denouncine Lecompte
q . corrupt judge, and q man who had
thrown inuumerabie Obstacles in the way of
their labors WAS entirely ignored.
The whole argument vas based on the prin-
cipIe that LecOmpte had not in the leass de-
parted from the strict path Of duty in his
judicial actions. The argument occupied
something over an hour and was something
exceedingly tedious.
Alter Matthias had closed, H. Miles
MOOfe, auCfney IOt the Oebe0Oeut pOt Id NJ
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MONTHLY STATEMENT

Of the C0ansy Treasurer Of 1eaveo-
worth County.
The following is a state ment Of amount Of money
in tho hands Of the County Treasurer Of Leaven-
worth county, Kansas, beloU giDg to the speci nc
funds named. aud the amount paid out Of each
during the month OF December, 1873:
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ODML LulBE1k 90.
HAnD AND soFR WooD IuADD DEAL
So - - 01as8 -, Coesn0A. m
OO81u6 GU00B0 -
DUuHEunB MAuuRAcxUn2D - -
G, - - -. esaaas -
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ABOOK FOR THE MILLION!
Marriage
Guide.

ia producing and pssvssa.g sasprss
how 20 preserve the eomplsxion. Ae.
Thisis Interesting work tvo hundred 80 stnty
pages With susrAviags and contains Sasab>s
Via married eoate0pAats mar
rage sim IL bosk tAas esghs Asps sadsg issl
cad key, aud notlaid earsisssiy about ths hesss.
IL eontaias the erpsrisnes and advics phvsseas
shose repsatis. vs anA should b IN sAs psi
male and Dals he satrs
Globe Il enbrsess everything Tie subject the
srativs item hnssiAS. aaA nssA tAAs y
Dot pablished In any other work.
sent to any one tfrep Of pestase) Ar Yiny csats.
Address Dr. Bstts bispsasasy Ne. IA srsse
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snvortA County, in said State.
william Dennissown, Plaintiff.
4. c, Van Duyn. admi.is.rator
Of the estate Of M.di-
son Nils, deceased. Mar
garet Mills, widow Of Mad.
ism Mills, Ellen NJ. Mitchell
vi Of william g, nitchell, Case No. 8. SIG.
Emma J. Brever, wife o. John
J. Brewer, Frank II. Milis,
Clara Mills and Margaret Mills
helm ct lav Of Madisoa NILS,
Atlantic Bank Of Nev York,
Emma q. hals<y. Robert Hal
.ey and Stewart Van vlies.
Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE II hereby given that under.
shove eatitled actioa In and BY The above named
Court, and Of . special execution Issued on aid
Judgment to me directed and delivered. viii %
Thursday, the 29t1 day of january, A. ID.
1874,
1t n o'clock O. M. Of said day, 1t the Court House
door in the City q Ieavsavosth, In the County
and State Aforesaid 0er 1t public sale and sell SIP
ssately the highest bidder os cash in hand. each
Of the following Described tracts Of land, situate,
lying and being In the COantv ot Leavsnwosth and
% nS Tanss
(e2, east. containing hundred end sixty acrrs;
also fractional section six (6), town nine
%, south Of range twenty -three (ls), east, Goa
ing the above named 16O acres on the east, and
bounded on the east by the Missouri River.
6aid property il to be sold . commanded by the
said special execution, and In pursuance Of said
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff OF LeavenvoTth County kaDsas.
Sheriff once. Leavenvorth City, Kansas, Decem-
BYRON SHERRY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec2vtf