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State Fair Privileges for Sale.

fLe privileges for keeping dining halle,
re- aurani., fruit, cigar. confectionery and
o:her stands, on the Fair grounds, during
the holding Of the Kansas State Fair, Sep.
tember eth, sth, 9th, 10Th and llth, 1874,
at Leavenwor,h, wall be sold at auction to
the highest bidder, on the twen'y-f!th day
of Angus, 1874, at three O'Clock, p. NJ.
No intoxicating drinks, dollar sioree, or
other gambling devices will be permitted
(See Act Of State Legislature, approved
March Oh, 1874
Cash in hand will be required on all sales.
p. q. LOWE,
Leav. Aug. Is, 1874. Gen. Supt.
AuglSf
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town, and registered at The Coaiinental
These gentlemea arc delegates to 10th the
W. Z. Che and G. C. Vanee. of Norton
county, are In Tie city. and stopping At the
Continental They will attend to their
duly - delegates 10 the CngrRsional
Convent;on, and then proceed to. To-
Topeka, to tate hand in the State Con-
ventiou.
10. TooIey, oil New York City, is in
town, and stops at the Continental.
r. A. Blish, OFFS. Louis. is in the city, and
stops at tie Fisn.en.
Bishop Miege has returned rom his
Western trip.
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Nervous Dsoilitv.

A depressed, iuitable state Of mind; q
weak, nervous exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confused head, weak
memory, oiien with debili,ating, involun-
tary discharges. The consequence Of exces-
res, mental overxork or indscreiions. Thi.
nervous debility finds = sovereign cure in
Humphrey's Homeopathic Specific, No. 2S.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges,
diepels the mental gloom and dependency,
fcT and s sasys foe
6 Tor q packages OF five boxes and large
g wal OF powder, which is important in cid
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold BY
all druggists or sent by mail ON receipt Of
price. Address Humphreys Specific HON.
eopaihic Medicine Co., Nc. 5e2 Bro.dway,
New York d.tw
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IVH y VI tFUfFf
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An Almost Fatal Fall.

Yesterday afternoon the 2:05 western
bound uain of the Kansas Central Railway
was about thirty minutes behind time. A
young man named Watkins, who wanted to
take the tram was just little later than the
train ITSELF so little, in fact, that he took
after il, in Tie hope OF ovtrtakiDg it. He
vas too slow, and the train moved right on.
Before lie had run far, he came to a culvert.
Here he les; his footing, and fell be.wesn
two iiss The fall was a fearful one. One
Of his legs was broken. His lower jaw was
shattered. The young man was in perfect
ly help lsss condition.
The track of the Rock Island road /, also
built over this culvert. A few NONE nts af-
ter the young man had become fastened be-
tween tie ties, train on the latter named
road approached 10 within few feet of him.
Bat for the prompinsss Of the engineer in
reversing hi. engine, the young msn must
have been killed outright As it was, the
men on this train picked him up and
brought him down to the Union Depot.
wLere, We understand, friends we're ready to
receive him.
His recovery is extremely doubtful.
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Aguo COMQuerar-No &lutnine, Arse.
nac or FOisOns.
This is strong language, as physicians
and chimists have for years tried TO COM
pound preparation that would entirely
cure Fever and Ague without the use OF
strong medicines such as Quinine, Arse
mic and other poisons injurious to the
system. There is no case of fever and
ague, intermittant or bilious fevers. con-
gcstive chills, night s~eats, liver COM
plant, etc., that this remedy will not
cure at once and permanently. 1t puri-
fies the blood, liver, spleen. and all Sc
cretory organs SO effectually that the
chills will not return during the season,
even when persons have had them for
years. Sold by Robert Parham.
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Fer toothache, denti-t; for deb, indus
try; for love, m At, imcny; tor The govt, toss;
and water; Tor bile, exercise; for oorIs. easy
shoes; for the most delicious, ENJOYABLE,
wholesome bread and biscuits, DIR. Prices
Justly celebrated Cfe,m Baking powder.
And for natural, delica and decided flavois
for cakes, ice cream, jellies, sauce and gravie',
DIR. Prices Special Flavorlngs, scknoxledg-
ed Superior 10 every respect TO any yet dis
covered. d&w
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The Beard of Directors OF The Kansas
State Bee Keepers Association have decided
to hold their next annual meeting at Leav-
enworth, during the Stale Fai', September
9th and 10th 1t is especially desired that
all members be present, and in behalf of the
Association, We urge every bee-keeper in
Kansas, 10 st,end. A cordial Invitation is
also extended TO ali persons interested 10
the science Of agriculture, whether residing
in this. or ether staiea. Much good msy be
derived from comparison Of experience.
during the summer. and from able papers
that will be presented. Mrr. E 5. Tupper,
editress Of the National Journal has kindly
consented to lecture before the Association.
Address com municaiions of inquiries con.
corning the subject to
o. BADDEEs,
Assist. Sec'y.
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A FRIGHIFUL ACCIDENT.

LEAENwyTH, KANSAS.
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a Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the 0onor.
rhea. elect, Cordce, Structures. diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 9 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness. Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters
Specific 50 per bottle; Injection 81.
Bent everywhere by express. DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, sole propriety. No. sos North
Saventh street, st. Louis, No. Send
two stamps for q treatise. Cures gnar-
usteed or money refunded.
RoBERr PARHAN,
cod &W Agent for l.eavenworth.
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TIL: I:IS TxSS.

The increasing favor Of u. Pricr's Cram
Baking Powder and Specia! Fiayoripga,
Lemon, Vaniil., Ofsnge, etc. Is the best
ties, o; their quality. They are endorsed by
the bet Judges in the country, that nothing
of the kind yet produced can compare with
them in purity and strength. A single test
viii satisfy the most doubi!ui that their
claims for superiority are based uPo1 zeal
merit. angle eod&w
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A 6ure Thing.-Dr. King's eyphillis
ticReDedy il Warrented to cure 6ypA,.
10 In The primary, secondary and ter.
cary StaGeA and In al ita varied and
Apdcaaed foe0A and win cure IL
Woeoe cases Ct vsaeEial dsseasea. easeo
Which have resisted ths trsasnent Of -
most eminent pAysSeiaas In America
4 cuEee The arss sagc asd Asels ~
ulcss in . few daya neuBD ulesss .
-. - "a No. 49, = 80 - e. ssd -
0uoilines q - jo1ae sypAGlGie -,
- 80, = GAat -. PHI 9 -
poehngo. oaak ovUyWhago ~ oxuGSn,
z 0oaaaoo - oovunl daooAo0 -. -
nG1o1 IL too elAnpo. 81 - y. q
ptashsee, - NesaA .oeVsstA. an. e.
L. -. Go g1lsenssed q oso11
go - Fs'a-. st.
-
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New York Produce n nrkes.

FTour-Higher and in better export demand;
supeafire, 81 60@5 20; common to good IS 35@5 75;
good to choice, S. sO9625; white wheat, So 25@
6 20. Wheat-Higher and in good demand; No
in store and afoat at 81 2i9l &C. winter and vest
ern, sis5@i -; new amber western, 81 3sS1 S6,
Rye Quiet. Bariey-Nomina. Corn.Firmer
and in fair demand; western, unchanged, at So@
SIG; highly mixed ard yellow western, 5000
SIC. Oats Unsettled; spring, lower and closing
firm; new mixed western; 4s@ssc. new white
western, J09S0c; old mixed western, &c. Coffee
Dull. Sugar-Aoiive and easier. Pork--Firm; new
mess, s23 !0923 - Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats
Quiet. MiddIes-steaiy; loEg clear. lie. Lard
n Op
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HENDERSON SUcuU. the great diuretic
IN unfailing remedy Tor all diseases Of the
kidneys and bladder, also Tor dyspepsia OF
indigestion, 1a,ulency, or wind in th.
stomach. The most distressing cases of ie-
male weakness and uterine Complaints ar.
permanently cured by HeDderson's Buchu.
II is unequallei log any known remedy for
the cure OF dropsy, gravel, and ali gou'y
and rheumatic affections. II IL a specific.
remedy for expel!ing all sin and tape
worms. I, ia p:cc.ihed by eminent phvsi-
clans in chronic affections oi the liver. For
sale BIZ all druggists. See advertisement in
this issue.
oct2o-tik W.T.
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RerponAl.

ii. n. Clark, of Cincinnati, il in town,
and stopping AZ the Planters.
J. S. Merritt Of wamsgo, Kansa., i, in
the city, with headquarters 1t the Planters.
J.R. Price, of Cherokee. Kanss, i in
town, and pu,s up at the Planters.
J. b Peacock, Of The I.dependssee, Kan
-, De~oeaf, i in the city, and i stopping
at Tie Planters.
H. d. Shadbol', Of Indepe.desce, Kaneas,
is in town and puis up It the Planter.
W. H. Reed, Il Ka.sas CITY, i in town,
and sseps q ths Pianaea.
Depusy q. s. MariAal Lathsn. Of Re.
paslie esssy, : il IL city. ~ ssops q
d Plnn>sn.
Hon. ". b. PiIknAsa, e Rspublie
esunay, hin ~ e1ly, 81 tain Rlsa6ms 4
~ N. p0hU1aa = - psnsue Rspsaen-
hGivs e - osD19 = ~ bnao Lsgiilaturs.
h b newa 0n1f1n1D - Onn Sonseue q
3hsmm Uauha o1i1m e - lfazyuyills
IA = = - ~ - GosppfnR q u
49,. Ne. - nU0 ~ % en-
- : eguulD9, = 49, - Msus /
- -. HsW@ ezles II nslsupe.
kGnk ~ Hunn 6ll a1le ~ s1jeIln-
80 11s6InGpuial Csovcnaian.
1919 3 - - Hsuvx n.
~ = ooDdhosas - esiulGr0 4
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$4,000 Go D.On.s,

IN sUMsoF NOT LESS TdAS e, OoO.
Money TO loan on long time, st 10 per
cent. interest, on improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing TO
borrow will cali on Mr. Vim. Bco;h, State
agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company, corner Of Filth and Del.
aware -,reeis. spr27-d&w
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Camp Neeting-Grsnd Gathering Near Nor
tonville.

Camp Heeting-Grand Gathering Near Nor
tonville.
A camp meeting, under the suspicies of
the NJ. E. Church of the Lexvenworth DIG
tric.. Or. Davis, presiding, will be held at
Harris Grove, near Nortcnviil, Kansas,
commencing on the 20,h of August. The
arrangements thus far made, locate the camp
ground about tWo or two and one-hslf miles
distant from Ncr;onville, near the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Road. This road will
carry passengers Who wish to attend At reg.
ular excurion rates, to and from all sta
lions along the lice. and hacks and wagons
will be run between Nortonville and the
camp ground, upon the arrival and depar-
ture Of each train. All are invited, and .
good time il anticipated.
There will be public boarding tent lc-
Gated on the ground large enough to accom-
odate all.
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1auine.

The people of France will hardly be dis
posed to mourn over the escape Of Bazaine.
His conviction is generally conceded to have
been hasty, and his punishment severe. II
We do not mistake the temper Of his conn
trymen, he will receive hearty Welcome
when h. reaches bis native heath.
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Aguc COMqnerar-No <lutnime, Arse.
nlc or FOiSOns.

eosiNw.
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ChicogO Market.

FIour-Quiet AMI unchanged. Wteat-Active
81 OsLsi Ol1s; new, 81 o.; spot, 81 0s51l; teller
August, 81 90; seller september, No. 8, l 00sz.
Corn-Quiet and unchanged; Nc. mixed, esq.
spot, 65ssc.; bidders. August Oats-Steady; No.
Quiet and uocbangef. Rariey-In fair demanI at
lower rates; No. 2 81 90; ;Pot, s71<c bidder Sep
,dmbe.. Pork Quiet and unchanged. Land
steady; 1870. spot; l45z9147sc bidder sePtem-
her. Bulk Mcats-steid and lower. Shoulder
sL0sssc. Short ribs-Sll1ze.; short clear, 1Iss9
llflc. Whisky-Firm; SIC.
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Castoria 70 more than substitute for Cas-
toroiL II Is the only safe article in existence
which Is sure TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. It il pleasant to
take. Children need not CRY snd nothen may
sleep. apF2.v
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There vas full attendance Of Ladies' At
the meeting Of the Temperance Association
yesterday aiterooon, and = good deal Of bus.
ines was transacted. The delegates ap.
pointed to the Topeka Convention were
Mrs. Dr.. Davis, Mrs. J. l.. Hunting, Mrs.
H. A. C.lkins, Mn. N. J. North. Nm. Vim.
Fsircbild. Mn. &. B. Williams, Mn. John
Hisginbotham, Mrs Waterman and Mrs. U.
b. DAVIS.
Alter adjournment. . meeting Of the Pros.
ecuting Committee vas called, in order to
periect arrangements for future operations.
This committee consists of Mesdames Fair
child. Hieginbotham, Viewer, Smith and
Calkins.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF Kansas GSst; IS.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the estate of
JOHN GREGORY, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
IN ministration have been granted to the IN
deFsigned on the estate Of John Gregory, late Of
said County, deceased, BY the Honorable, the Pro.
bate Court OF the County and state Aforesaid dated
the End day Of July, A. D. 1874. NoV all persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby
notined that they must present the same to the
undermined for allowance. within one year from
the date Of said Letters, or they may b pre-
eluded from any benefit such estate; and that II
such claims be not exhibited within three years
after the date Of said letters they shall he forever
borfed. JOHN L. PkNDERY.
Administrator Of the estate Of John Gregory,
Deceased.
JULY2. 1874. july 1e-w4w
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A BOOK ron the mILLuon

1 A private Csunse-
Iof 10 the NAMED -
Ithooe about 70 Many
- 49, mb~sSnlowSrSl
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August Flower.

The most miserable beInss in tie world
are those suffering from Dysi epsia and Liv.
er Complain. More than seveniy-fve per
cent oil. the people in the United Stats are
afflicted with these two diseases AID their
effect; s1ch "a sour stomach, sick headache,
habilu.l costivcness, impure blood, heart
burn, er-brash, gnawiug and turning
in the pit Of the stomach, yellow skin, coat
ed tongue and disagreesbie taste in the
mouth, coming up of the food after eating,
Low epirits &C. Go 10 tie Drug Store Of Rob-.
Parham, and gel - cert bottle, or a sim-
pie bottle for 10 cents. Try il.
G. &. GREEN, Sole Manufacture,
WOODBURY., n. J.
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MOney-At -2921s per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, sac. Steriing-Du!l and unchanged.
sssc opening aud closing prizes. Carrying Hates
-l91Z and hat. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000, Clearings-Sll, zoe, coo. Govern
Stocks-Opened steady, and afterwards became
strong and advau ced 4 TO u per cent, the best pri
ees OF thu day being fully sustained at the close Of
tho oh
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%. Louis 0ARkee.

ST. LOUIS. August IS.
Hemp-Unc hanged. Flour-Inactive and I'M
changed: dem and chiefly for medium and lover
grades. Wheat-In good demand nd strong; No.
3 red fall, 81 O91z@l ~; No. 9. 81 l71s@1 lSx.
cash. Oats-Dull end declining; No. 2 mixed. ~
@sSc. 1sariey-Inactive; sales Of choice Iowa
spring. 81 %. Rye-Steady and firm; 75916c.
prime. Pork-Steady and firm; s2i %. Dry
Salt Meat-Nominally grin; number Of round lots
Offering. Bacon-Strong; shoulders. 91zc; clear
rib, lsc; clear slider, 1S1{: hams, 15@17c. Lard
Firm. Whisxy-cteady, at CSC.
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MANHOOD MoMASHooD! MARRIAGE!
$50 pages. lmpediIleEts 10 Marriage; The
cause and cure. Sent sealed, postpaid, ior
so cents. by DIR. &. WHITTIER, Org II
Charles Street, ~. Louis. Mo. the gIea'
specialist Read his works. Pamphlet free
Call or write. His opinion costs nothing.
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French Politics.

Out of the hurry hurley of the French
political drama one man 1t least stands con-
spicuous for conerancy. 1t IL Msrshal Nc
Mahan. Surrounded BY the maddipg crowd
of Bourbon Bonapartists, and Republicans;
forced into the arena beyond the depth of .
plain, unmannered soldier, his frmness il a.
rems rkable AZ il is commendable.
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HORTICULTURAL.
Held at the Court House, August
18th, 1874.

The meeting was called to order at 10
O'Clock a. M.
The president, F. wellhous', in the
chair.
The president announced the following
committees, to collect and exhibit fruit at
the State FAIR, as per resolution of the last
meeting:
d.. J. Stiymen, Harry S4uires, Thomas
Ruble, Mrs J. W. Love, Mrs. J. s. Van
Wrinkle.
Ell Holman, J. g. Van Wrinkle, J.
Duel.
1t was moved to add the preeident Of the
society to the above committee. The motion
was carried.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Jas. J. Larimer, Jacob Winter, d. P.
Harris.
A motion to discuss the Craps on exhib;-
ton was carried.
Seedlings raised BY John Burr taken up.
NUMBER TWO.
Mr.. B1rr-It is . very hardy vine, and .
strong grower; it ripens from the 10th to
the 18th Of Angus.
Dr. Stayman-Its flavor Is good.
Prex. Wellhouse-I like its flavor.
NUMBER THREE.
Mr.. Burr-It is very hardy and moder.
ate grower.
Mr.. Turner-I thiak it, flavor better than
No. 9.
Mr.. Wellhorss-I think it no. 60 good IS
No. 9.
Mr.. Burr-It is strong grower, and .
very hardy fruit. II is large, but Its favor
is too foxy; l do no, recommend it. 1t is rev
here, and has only been fruited BY me.
CLNToN.
DR.. S,syman-I consider it aorthlefs; it
i. not sure; the plate on exhibition is the
Clinton.
Mr.. Holmsn-Ihipks it is not. The Gin
ton will not compare with the Concord, but
thinks il woriby Of cultivation.
Mr.. Hughs-Had some ClintOne, but dug
them up. They run all over creation and
bear no fruit.
DR.. Howsley-Planted the Clinton in
1867. 1t bore we'll the first couple Of year.,
since which il has done no good. Thinks
the trouble il in pruning It too close. Should
Be run over tree OF large treble.
MAxArAwNY.
Mr., Holmsn-Had il growing for i've
years. A good strong grover; excellent
| fruit, bat has been KILLED to the ground two
| winters.
DR.. Stayman- id it In cultivation twelve
yeazs, bat has never got fruit enough to eat;
it il . very good fruit when yoo get it, bat
too tender; the winter will kill 1t neaaly
every year; would not recommend its cul-
| tivaiion.
Dr.. Howsley-I had il growing for some
time, bat never got any fruit; l consider it
worthless.
Mr.. Holman-I had il growing for two
year; it bore fruit two years; fruit excellent;
! coneider it promising.
DR.. Stayman-I had Il growing, but it
kills to the ground every winter.
On motion the apples en- exhibition we're
taken up for discussion.
Co0PERs EARLY WHITE.
Mt. Flint has had it growing for seven
year, and in bearing four years. beam
every wear for me; tress very foil the lsst
two years, fruit large ana hne. ve,y sese.D.e.
introduce this apple in kaoos. In Illinois
il has 10 character. HeEe 1t is exceedingly
GOOD, beam extraordinaFy czops, fruit all
large and fne. beam shippiDg bs.ter this
year ih.n any other v.riety. not fint cias
eating. but good for cooking.
4r. HoWsley-Has bad il bearing eve
II - c. h~ f~sssf
very zensrkable; dos rot succeed we'll On
roos gzait,: tAsy shoaA b top gratis.
xAnEzs sLusz.
n. a.,...- Nor. N .e,;t. q s,o., III.
d; HcsslsyI!hi.. D.: say. ].
so.s ~. e; - '.; =: .1s. -. ns ~ !:
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TaCaa.umers Of clue.

The Champion Glue Co. of Chicago, H.,
are turning out new article of glue, which
is cheaper and better than any ever before
in the market. Read their lad.
1Go
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, }
LKAvkNwORfH. KANaAs,
August 10Th. 1874.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LHAvExwokrH CoUxIY, o

STATE OF KANSAS,
LIAvExwORTH COUxIY,
NJ office Is hereby given, that at . regular meet
IN ing Of the Beard Of COunty Commissioners,
begun snd held at the Court Hoa.e, in the City Of
Leavenvorth, in said County and state, on the 81
dag of August, A. ID. 1874, e. l. FArnsvorth, and
others Of High Prairie Township, householder Of
said County, presented and filed petition, asking
said Board OF Commissioners Tor the appointment
Of vieven, to vies, survey, and locate a road in
said Township, running through the northwest
4 section Of section 81, town. s, range e, begin.
ming at the northeast and running southwest.
eriey. with several angles. to the
ofsaid qusrter section. The prayer Of the petit
tiOnen was granted, and Charles II. Chapin,
JsmssF. Miller AID Frank Gable we're appointed
Viewers, TO meet at the northeast corner OF said
section in High Prairie Township, on the 9Th day
Of September, A. u. 1874, At 10 o clock A. NJ, or
IN case o. failure to meet on the day designated,
thea on the following day, and proceed TO view
said road, and TO give to all concerned hearing.
By order OF the Board.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF,
ausi3-w2~ County Clerk.
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should have peariy tech tehini them. To
make the teeth pearly, and to keep them so,
there is nothing like fragrant SJzodonf. Ii
neutralizes every element Of impurity that
affec.s the soundness or whitsness Of the
shell which sheathes The dental bone. More
over il prevents gum-5oil and canker.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-20

NNWpol certificates Of wonderful cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, sprains, SWELL
inss. burns scalds caked- breasts poisonous bites
frozen fest, govt, salt Iheum, ear-ache. &C., and
the receipt oftns Lniment will be sent gratis to
one. 1t is the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article ever before did sell. and It sells
because IT does just what II pretenas to do. One
bottle Of the Centaur Liniment for animals yellow
wrapper) is worth . hundred dollars for spawned.
strained CALLED horses and mules and for screw
worm in sheep. No family or stock-owner can af-
ford to be without Centaur Lininent. Price, 50
cents; large bottles. si.oo. J. B. RosE 4 Co. .
81 Broadway, New York.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-20

Psr-ors wishing wells bored viii re-
ceivc prompt attention by leaving orders At
Gable & Kinks store, corner of Cherokee
and Fifth, guarantee ,od we'll of water
for Sl.0o foot, complete. F. N. GAELE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-20

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