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aye. that is the question. Is IL better to quiver
from head TO foot in the paroxy Ems Of fever and
a.ue, 10 Danish the a,Iocious disersa 10y a
course Of that anti-sebEile remedy Hosteiier' s
Gitters. There cannot be much doubt-as 10 the
Iesponce Of the maiaria-si ri. ken TO this inquiry.
FROM every locality on this continent whose in
hs biI ants tormented with the shiyering plague
comes increasing demand for the only genuine
preventive and er4dscant of ma aria provided by
science. The deaizens ef fever and ague districts
well know how utterly inadequate TO do more than
tive brief rsrpi,e are tie so-called remedies Of
the faculty. Qu;n,nc, arsenic, bismuth-what are
these but poisonous pailatiyes, which cease, after
. time, to produce any beneficial effect whatever,
and u persisted in wreak irreParabie mischief
1pon the system Everywhere they are being
abandoned by intelligent persons, and that gen.
uine vegetable specific for Intermittent and re-
p,ittent disease, Hos;ettsr's Bitters substituted
In their place iU-thu-satw
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DR.. Price's Flavorings Of Lemon and
Orange are made from the fruit, and have
ihs ir grateful. agreeable taste without The
iurpeniine odor which il observed in those
ex,rac Q u-uaily cold, made from poisonous
oils acids, and taste sharpenned by Cayenne
pepper. We advise those who vish
choice, pure extracts TO buy Prices. They
are, like his Cream Baking Powder, all that
il represented, really genuine, almost alone
in the market in these important respects.
GGy
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4 Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilli-
ticRemcdy is warreuted TO cure SypEI-
lis in the primary, secondary and ter
airy stages, and IN all its varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases cf venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians in america
II cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. Itcu.es ulcers in
tie nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
also, Lard pains in the bones and joints,
swellings in the joints syphiiitic rheums-
tism etc, in shOr, time. Prise 50 per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on SEXUAL diseases Tree. Sen:
sealed for two stamps. Sold by Dir. ].
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, no. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt- Parhsm Agt., for
Leaven worth. cod K "
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TENN ESSEX.

NASHVILLE, Dec. S.-The Tishonengo
Savings Bank, at Corinth, was robbed yes
terday OF $1,000 in currency, and about the
same value in watches and diamonds. -Four
men rode up to the bank; two OF them enter
ed and compelled President Taylor to give
up the keys of the safe, Al the point of ugly
looking knives, while the other two remain
ed on the pavement to sound an alarm,
should one be necessary. The robbers fred
several shots as they departed, and rode ont
of town at full speed, in the direction of the
Tennessee river. The sheriff, with q large
posse, has gone in pursuit.
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Modern Women.

1t il a sad commentary upon our boosted
civilization that the women of our times
have degenerated in health and physique
until they are literally race OF invalids-
pale, nervous, feeble and back-achy, with
only here and there few noble exceptions
in the persons OF the robust, buxom ladies
c Characteristic Of the sex in days gone BY. BY
b very large experience, covering period
of years, and embracing the treatment Of
nany thousands of CASTS Of those ailments
I ,cuiiar to women, DR.. Pierce, Of the
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y, has
! effected, ~ Tn. combination of certain
vegetable extracts, a natural specific, which
lie does not extol as q cure-alI but one which
admirably fuliils . sing leness Of purpose,
beiny a moot positive and reliable remedy
,or those weaknesses and complaints tina.
filict the women of the pre-ent day.
This natural specific compound is call
"a DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The following are among tie diseases in
which this wonderful medicine has worked
cures a. If by magic and with a Certainty
never before attained by any medicines:
Weak back, nervous and general debility,
falling ;6ad other displacemen;s Of internal
urgsns, resulting from debility and lack of
strength from naturnl suppcrie, Internal fe-
yer, congestion, inf .mation and liberation
and very many other chronic disease Incl.
dent to women, not proper to mention here,
in which as we'll az in the cases that have
heen enumerated, the Favorite Prescription
effects cures-the marvel of the world. II
sill not do harm in any state or condition Of
- stem, and BY adopting lite use the invalid
lady may avoid the severesi of ordeals-ihe
..ou.ultinu of n familv fhvsiriau E.rctita
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a sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the Como r-
Ihea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
Of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 lie q sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
Of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price of DIR. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DIR. J.
Diusbeer, sole propriety. No. sos North
Saventh street, st. Louis, No. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures gnar-
ustced or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
cod &w Agent for Leaven worth.
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAyESwoRIH COUNTY, So

STATE OF KANSAS. l..
/ LEAvESwORIH COUNTY,
In The District Court IN and for said County.
The Missouri Valley Life Insurancel
Company, Plaintiff,
John Sensenderfer and Daniel z.
Al tkcny, Defendants.
To John Sensenderfer, one of TIE abore-nameG
DEFENDANTS:
VOU will take notice, that you have been sued
l. Together With Daniel Z. Anthony, il the
District court Of the First Judicial District Of the
sta,e or Kansas, sitting in and FOX the county o.
lie ven WORTH aud thai the petition N the said sui
~as fled in the Office Of the Clerk OF the said
Court on the 20tu day Of November, a. l.. 1874
and that the said suit is nov pending, and tina.
you are required 10 nswer or demur 70 the said
petition on or before the 2lst DAY Of January, A.
D. 1875, or the said petition viii be taken as true,
and judgnen, will 10 rendered against you for
the sum Of Sl,000G0, and inter : RON september
22Ed, A.. D. 1873, upon your pronIssory note Of
that date Tor the sum Of 90 and in,eres. from
order OF the defendant Daniel 4. Anthony one
year after date, which note has been endorsed BY
the said Daniel 4. Anthony. and by him trans
terred to the plaintiff, and $3.50 pense Of pro-
testing the said note, and $40. % protest damages
thereon, and costs Of suit and that the mortgage
executed by you to the defendant, Daniel x. An.
tLouy, bearing uAte OF the [-nu Gay OK cepieR Der
A. u. 1873, to secure the payment Oftae said pro-
nissory note. and in crest. upon the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being in
the county Of LeayenwOrih and state Of Kansas
Being all that tract OF land situated in the city Of
Leiven worth and described Is follows, commence
ing at the north west corner Of Main ana Della
streets in the city Of Leavenworth, thence north
the west line Of Main street sixty ak 1867 feet
thence west on line parallel with Della street,
fifty six 1867 feet thence north on line parallel
with Main street, thirty go feet; thence west on
. line parallel with Delaware street Six l6) feet
AID ssix (6) inches; thence south line parallel
with M,in street, ninety six 1861 feet, TO the north
line Of Delaware street, thence east said north
line OF Delaware street to the Place Of b4ginning,
will be for.ciosed, and said nor aged premises
sold for the pay MEET of the money due upon the
laid promissofy mole, and interest, and 50. %
pens OF protest, ana sI20 70 protest damages, and
costs OF SUIT, and tha' the defendants aud all per-
sons claiming under them either of them, be |
forever barred and ioreelosed Of all right title in
crest and equity of redemption OF in TO the said
noItsased premises, from ard alter tae said SALE
md that the purchaser the said sale be let into
he possession OF the said mor;gaged premises.
HURD MONROE,
~st Plaintiff Attorneys.
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tor oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure Wind
collie and produce natural sleep. L. is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry and mothers may
SLEEP. apr2.w
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No kitchen GU fit can be complete with
cut being supplied with Dooley's Yeas;
Powder, which is the only article OF the
kind thst will Withstand the action Of all
kinds Of weather and temperature. Fo-
sale by grooers everywhere. dew
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Eoney to Loan on Five Years Time,

have $4,000 On hand, belonging to pr
vate parties, to loan at II per Cent, from
$500 10 5000, on improved property. I.eav-
enworth, Douglass, A;chison, and Wyan-
cote counties preferred.
For terms, call at my office, corner Of
Fifth and Delaware, or writ giving de-
scriptior and amt un, required:
Vs.. BooTH.
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..k,rag.l h.3siASHvaD! dREEIA'E.
2Eo pa I-a1ed.mea,s 70 -'ar;la1c; re
causc and cs.-c. Sent 5ezLaa. postpaid 'l'
70 cents br DR.. {. WHITTIER, 6I7 -.
Charles Street, -. LOUIS, No, he GTea
specialist. Read his works Tznpliet free
,taII or w-f.-. His opinion costs nothing.
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NOTICED

NyOTrCE is hereby given, that / shall, On the
An 2ith day Of Deem ef, A. d. 1874, make
Application TO his Exec l-ncy, Gov. lhos. A. Os
born at his office in the CT y Of Topeka, Kansas,
for the pardon Of Thomas Lemon and Marshal
term Of the Criminal Court of The city o. Lea,en-
worth, Kansas ELIZABETH LEMON.
November 9Th, 1872. deciw3w
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Assignee's Notice.
LEAvKSwoRTH CITY, KANSAS.

LEAvKxwoRTH CITY, KANSAS.
November oath, 1874
NOIICE is hereby given to all the creditors Of
IN James Wilson, oil Leayenworth City, Kan
sas, that will, on
WEDNESDAY, TIE SIsr DAT OF MARCH, 1875,
at my Office, No. '3i5 Delaware street, in the city
Of LeavenwoE,h, and county Of Leavenworth, in
The State OF Kansas, proceed, publicly, to adjus,
and allow demsn against the estate and effects
assigned 10 me by said james Wilson, tor the ten
eft of ali his creditors
GgoRsR S. WOODWARD, Assignee
OF James Wilson. uov26-v 3m
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER does not lose
all its strength by being brought in contact
with all sort, Of atno-pheres. Ecouemical,
easy to use, and M akess light, sweet Discnit',
role, wsfiisJ, cakes, etc, 10 perfection. For
sale bv grccar- everywhere. c&T
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE TINES,
LEAvENwORTB, KANs.,
December 10, 1874.
MONETARY.
The local money market 10 quiet, with NO
very great demand for loans. All the regu-
lar customers Of the banks are getting accommoda.
tons necessary to meet demands. City scrip II
fuctuating in value with a tendency to rise. We
give the following monetary quotations:
State c-ip-................... par
County s. cts.
County warraut.... as cts.
Civ scrip Observation-Disclosures. 60a65
t,oi3 - ... ..... lOsIa
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00trtktp Glmes
rHUR>pAY, DECEMBER o, 1874,

For reliable medical treatment ana a
s,esfiy cure. 90 to The Csnira! Medical -
s,itr1,e .s5, ChesBut street, s.. LOUIS, no
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sscna's yx.racs.-lts age proves me
Ex,ssc. /, something that when people once
try, they can never he induced to change 10Y
ANYTHING else. Try it once COW
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A BOOK FOR THE. MILLION.

Marriage ~: -: !, 80: =: g: 3:
Guide. 3! q. +; -. :::;i: :,:s {:
l.sess dissss9issia - aas q ssSss1assse. DFaa6
ms 6 n issa1ssdae vsrk q ~ As.ared ~ s.y
paGss I'm nuner0n snoTaviseA end esofaans vaaoaAe
iaibrnatse for tAsss vhs are nasd Seoasens:n ~.
fase; sd s 70 book tAas SaGAs - - ksps uoew -
ond nv saA - IA eaf1lssly aAsas ~ heese- -
Il eisssas - ssy940a - a1vts q peyaseno
vhoss fuutas3so b World vi6s. sod shosh be To shs p
vsae drsvsr Of svey and seas Are1shoe the saurs
eoss Il enbracsi everything The Of Tie eoes
sysea sAss d worth kssvas. nd much Aas ~
80 = .ay e sfss q Dsssas.o ~ my con.
Addrss d. Dssss' piaDAsay. x& u >. ksaiA sossA
S. LsGis, No
Ueties % Dc AFFLICTED md UaS6sluna1o.
Dessrs sppiy.g 70 tAs nssstsss S.asas - csvoS ~
p-b.e papers o. using any qaaek fsnsdes 49, pf
Sat,s sesS 10 1ar shas yssr dissAss u g hsv eae
che yssr esodeoo-
d. Dsss sssspios asasas $500 -
sinA1snl b. 80 q eseess,s4 Ds1se.a psses
50 & sAi osasy 81 Esssps asd en- b eseccs4 pr
eseauy - BY nail, q u. 1aso 9oaeea u ~ veste
Hassss - CAssnzi g. lsaia, ~
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Better then Life Insurance.

BY the expenditure of small amour, be-
frs the 18th of December. in assisting the
Masonic Relief Association of Norfolk, Va,
to complies, their Temple, you may obtain u
fortune without being required to wait term
Of years, or compel your family to wait for
your death, as would be the case in life in
surance. The Grand Gift Concert at which
six thousand sfi1e, will b. distributed, will
lie conducted by some of the best citizens of
Norfolk, and there will be prize in every
ten tickets. The drawine will positively
take place on the 18th of December. Send
fer ickess TO Henry v. Moore, Secretary,
Norfolk, Va. or an authorized agent of the
Association. d&w
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rheumatism, neura gia, lock-jaw, sprains, SWELL
inss burns, scalds, caked breasts poisonous bites
rozen fe5t, govt, salt rheum, ear-achs, &C., and
the receipt oftne Liniment will be sent gratis to any
one. 1t is the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. 1t
because 1t does just what 1t preten Is to do. One
bottle Of the Centaur Lniment for animals " elbow
wrappe.I is worth hundred dollars for spawned,
strained CALLED horses and mules, and for Screw
worm in sheep. No family or ,tock-owner can af-
ford to he without Cen.aur Liniment. Price, so
So Broadway, New York.
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HIDES AND ROB IS.

| HIDKs-Green 7asc; green sailed, s125se; DRY
flint l79is1zc, dry salt, lac,
BUFFALO HIDEs-. inter Bull, 81 80; COW, 90
| spikes 81 50; yezriings, 5oa6oc; summer bull,
s. Is; COW, 81 50; spike, 81 20; yeariing, aoe.
Bu1YALo RoDEs-soft-dressed and Whole, no. ],
g %; no. 2, Sc 90; no: g. sou. Cali no. !
IS CO.. no. 2, % 90; no. g. 81 90; calf, ], g. so
| no. 2, 81 so; no. 3, 81 %; soft and hard cuiis,
| 81 o092 10.
SoiIed robes are worth so cents TO s1o0 less thar
| new. BADLY soiied summer robe are almost worth
Prices at all times subject to the changes of the
market
rallow-sa11lc.
Beswax-2G925c.
Feathers-Live geese, 50955c.
FURs.
HME-No /, s5ssl o.; No. 2, soS75.: No.
8. g @5oc; No. 4, Zoe.
OITsR-No. l. Sc 90; 20. 2, 81 50; No. 8,
80 90; No. 4, 5os7j;
SKuSK-Black, soc; shor; striped, 3)c: narrow
striped, &c; broad striped, l9c.
PoLK CAI-5Miec.
MrsKRAI-1Sa 2Dc.
cPOsSux-5;dl0c.
KITsESs-5c
WILD CAr-15d25c.
HoUss CAT-59l0c.
BEavEs-Per u. 1881 90.
BADsRR-l5931c.
Fox-Grey So94oc; red, soas1 60.
SKAR-si 0oSs6 80.
LUMBER.
sTocKs-A, 10 and II inches dressed, s51 %;
c II inches, oressai one side, SIS.
sHKvLIss-Dressed two sides, $50 so; ID do,
$&5 &c.
BARN BoARDs-Roush, s22 so.
kHEKTISG-S20.
FK>uSs-lst quality, s22 50; % do, 20.
PANEL BOARDs-Dressed, SEQ.
CEILIxG-Clear, % inch, ST so; do, "a inch,
$50 so.
Box BoARDs-lstsquality, SIS.
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LECOMPTE'S CRUEL.
s'The Old Nan Amt What He
Used to Be-"
When He was Trying to Make
Kansas a Slave State.

Yesterday morning the libel euit of Saml
ID. Lecomp.e VS.. THE TINES, was called in
the Criminal Court, Judge Sherry presiding
Tie suit, as most Of our readers know, wa
brought against the proprietor of HE TINE.
for publishing certain articles that reflected
on the character of Lecompt as beng an
honest and law-abiding(?) citizen.
The preliminary examination took place
before Justice Williams, and the defendsn!
wss bound over to appear AT the June term
of the Criminal Court, but neither side being
ready for trial the case was again postponed
until this session of the above named court,
and yesterday morning, both parties signify
ing themselves as ready for tIial, the case
was begun, but as there was nothing of in
terest done during the forenoon, We will skip
tina. and give, in substance, some of the testi-
mony given in the aiaernoon:
J.B. BLOOD,
of Lawrence. was the first witness called,
and testified that the character of Lecompte
in the early days of Kansas was very bad |;
that he bad no, personally seen anything
out OF the wsy in Lecom2te's doings. but II
WIS common talk that be was not doing hi
duty as United States Judge. The next
witness called was
of this city. Said be came here in the
esrly days of Kansas, and knew Lecompte
That Lecomp:e had a good deal Of Influence
with the pro-slavery party, or the voters
from Missouri, and was identified with that
class. That there vas always more or less
lswles mes, while Lecompte wss Judge, and
that a; one time the court had 10 be ac-
journe6, owing To the shooting proclivities
Of Lecomp:e's frisnds.
JOHN STEER,
of Lawrence. was the next witness called,
ard testified that Lscompie's name had be-
came Infamous, il and out o! the Territory,
owing 10 his pro-slavery principles that il
was not safe for q Free State man to attend
the court he'd by Lecompte, and, in sub
stance, that both graS1 and petit iaries were
composed wholly Of pro slavery men.
At this point two dispositions were read,
one frssn James Adkins and the other from
Granville Adkins. but az they we're both the
same in substance in regard to the character
and doincs of Lecompte while o. S. Judge,
We will psss them by.
JAMES r. LEGArE
was next called upoz the stand, but only q
part Of his testimony vas given as it was
growing late, and the case was postponed
until this morning, when Mr.. Leeate will
again appear on the stand, and will prob.
ably reveal some Eich things in regard to
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CENTAUR LINIMEET.

The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Gem
taur liniment will not relieve, no
swelling which it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not
cure. This is strong language,
but il is true. 1t is no humbug;
the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
certificates Of wonderful cures az
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MHsRs. D. d. FIX 4 Co., Sprine6eld,
Ms.s., advertise this morning for an eoer-
sstic agent to superiaead the eaie, in Ksn-
sas AID we.tsIn Missouri. Of 6rst-claes
booka
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We Understand Al old citizen of Leave1-
worth. Mr.. James Bannoo, has gone to Cal
ifornia.
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-Ths dismisnl Of about $50 female en-
ploys from tie Printing Bureau of the
Treasury Departmen9, bas bssa poapooed.
1t il 70 b hopsa that Coasress viii psoopt-
ly interfere to pcsveat &c territls saGueiag
that win surely iollos1 the dismissal ofarA
. nunber Of peseo0 ftom IN empasynns
that y heir sole support.
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New York, Chieayo and st. Louis exchange il
buying a. par and selling at Il to q premium.
PROVISIONS.
HAMs-Sugar cured, canvassed, none offered
canvassed, none offered; sweet pickle, lec.
BAcos-Clear sides, i5lIe; dry sal, Sides lie
Poxx-Clear mess, per barrel, ST. 80; mss,
DRrED BxEF- canvassed, Ter n, l2c; unean.
vasssd, lie.
LAKD-Kettie rendered, in tierces, 2Oc; 20 q
cans, l2c; 20ib cans, l2Ec; ION pals, boxed, loose
lids or sealed, 10e; kettle rendered, Il pail
SMOKED BEEy ToSeux-ss 50 per do1-
BUrrKR-Per pound, 231sS2oc.
BKAxs-pef busheI, q So
EGGs-per dozen, 15c. to l5c-
CHICKINs-per dozen, 81 20.
FRAME CaCKRNS-per dozen, g GO
QUAILS-per dozen, 81 sc.
RABBrfsNper dozen, none offered.
ONioNs-Sl Is per bushel.
PorAross-Nev, S09s0:. per busnei.
TUxSIPs-s1 co per bushei.
CITY RETAIL MARKET.
Apples green per bushel, new. 20
dried rer n.-:: sosss
Beef, dried. per n. sugar cured........-- ~
Beef tooSues..-....--.-..- -.-..--.--...-...--. ~
sugar cured breakfast.-....... 20
Biackberries-. -
Curr1ntS ~
Cherries W
Coffee, Rio, Per D.----........
U. u. ~
Cheese "
Corn Neal, per cvt-....-......-.--.-...---- W
Cod0oh, . ~
Candles, star, q n........................-.-- 20
tallov .......--,...- IS
Figs, p dos......--. -. =. ........ 2r025
Flour, q sack, new......-........ oogs Is
Lard, > I5eeo
MacEerel, No I, per n...-.........---...-. l592o
NOS -
Moassses, su;ar house...-----...-. 50
" sorghum ..--.....--.-. .. ----. o001 10
Potatoes, per bushel.--..-..---.-..--...- 7591 90
Peaches, dried, per n. pared----..-.- IS
Peaches, dried, per y. uspared...-.- 10
Prunes.-.----......----... y
Rsspbssrian- ....-........-....-....--....s 50
soap, ST 70 5
Salt, per 70
Salt, Ohio Rivef-.-.-.-.-......-.-.--..----. 80
syr.p. crystal, p g.l....-.....-.-.-.-.--.-. GO
| Shoulders. q b noas
Sugar. brow. . n..--.--.-......--.-..-. 10
'' povdsred--...............------ 1S1
90 cofee-...-......--.---..-.-- II,
Tea, xapan, Per D.--.-....-......--.------ %
&c E1g. breakfast, per D.-.......... I 90
I" Ovl0ng, $4,000 90
Guppovder.---.....-,., IS
Imperiai ...-. ...-......-........--- l 90
TouGneS and soaDds pr D----.-.--..----. -
boxed loose, lids sealed, lS@2oe; kettle render
| I'd, eans, &c.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-10

MRs. MARY II. BURkAAM, the brilliant
and spicy lecturer and widely known as the
versatile correspondent Of the st. Louis Re-
pnbiican, will lecture lie this city on Saiur.
day next on THAT Sort Of Thingf," in aid
of the little GERMAN girls Who were rescued
from the Indiana, and are nov a, Fort
Lesvenworh. Mn. Burnham certainly
shows great charity in thus putting herseli
out Of the way in aid Of these little suaeresa
and shou6 receive hearty response from
the genesow people Of this city, BY an over
f,ving house On her appearances here in
their behalf. She i, certainly a pleasing
and enaersaining lecturer, and In all places
EeceSvos the mod aAttering testimonials
froa the peese. We predict . large and
faehiooabae tsrsout On the occasion, and
hope to zee everybody there with tLei,
friends.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-10

The Atchison Board of Trade" have is
sued circular, showing what fine advanta-
ges Tat village has for the establishment
of rolling mills, foundrie-, car-.hops, etc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-10

TTORNEY AT IAW-OFTICE IN 1SAE
"A fiYst Estional Bank Building, corner Of Del.
sVars snd Fourth streets, Lasvsovorsh, KAnsas.
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