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scrofala, or Kings Evil, White sweilings, u
GERS, Erysipelss, swelled Neck. Goitrc, scrofu.
lous Iudammations, Mcreurial affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. In
these, as In all other constitutional diseases,
Walkers Vinegar Bitters have shown their great
curative powers in the most obstinate aud In
tractsblc cases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

Black Alpaca cheaper than ever offered, at the
Opera House, .,l wn' REED
Black Cashmere only ss cents .. the opera House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

Convened al ias. This vas the cbiIdrsn's
session. A opening exercises, tho children sang
couple Of Sunday School piecs', amer which =
hymn va suss, followed BY prayer, led BY NJ.
Anderson. Rev. cdstenden led ths children 10
reading, rvspossivsly, Psalm Of praise, si,sr
pkieh, AT The Door" pIses IN "Psrs 0sId,"
IVES sung with great enthuslssu BY The children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

Mechanical Disease. .--Persons engaged In
Psints and Minerals, Sach a. Plumber, Type
setters, Gold-beAtsrs and Miners. ~ they sdvancs
In lifs, are subject to paralysis Of the Bowels.
To guard against this, take dose Of Walkers
Vinegar Bittsrs occasionally.
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MILTON & HARM0N'S
New Saddle and Harness
|MANUFACTORY,
CURwENsvILLE, PA.

THE undersigned. having leased rooms for The
manufacture Of all kinds Of SADDLES, HAR-
NESS, and all the latest improvements in Horse
Furnishing Goods, are now prepared to hll all
orders at prices and quality that win surprise all
who favor them with call for the theii
work. They are determined to please and their ex-
pcricnoc and observation In eastern and western
cities enables them to DEFY COMPETITION In
the manufacture OF Gold, Silver, 0reidc, Rubber
Covered and Gilt Lined Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS.
Also Fine
RIDING AND RACING SADDLES.
Their rents and expenses being light, they will
sell the same grades Of work 20 per cent cheaper
than they can be bought In the eastern cities.
Repairing and adjusting Saddles, Harness, &C.,
neatly done, at reasonable prices.
Particular attention paid to all orders by mail
or otherwise.
Call and see their work before buy ing elsewhere.
MILTON A HARMON.
Curwensvillc, Pa, Oct. 81, 1874.
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Save rimel Save Laborl Save Money Save
Clothes The " Novelty wringcr" is the best in
the market Buy II; try It.
For sale by u. y. DioLER Co.
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SALE OF HoTEL FuRNITuRE.-The
undersigned desires to sell his entire stock Of
furniture In the susquehanna House, at curwens-
willie, at private sale Possession will DO given at
once. A good bargain and reasonable credit win
bc given. $50 Eli BLoou.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

A RrpuorioS CARp.--Anotber reduction Ia
Artificial Teeth. Prices to suit these panicky
times. 8. PORTER SHAW, d. DIS. I
Clearfeld, Pa, Sept. 80, ls7t.-sm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

Call on r. NJ. M'Enally and get your life 10
surcd in the Old Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford, Conn. angl2-Iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

Wood and Willow Ware Of all descriptions fol
sale by II. n. Digler A Co.
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all It's fluids with Vinegar Bitters. Nc epidemic
can take hold of system thus fore. armed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-11-25

For InAammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
Gout, Bilious, Rsmitiens and Intermittent Fcvers,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and the
Bladder, these Bitten have no equal. Such Dis
cases are caused BY vitatod Blood.
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READ R, M. NJ M'EnalIys advertisement IN re-
gard to Life Insurance. augl2-ly
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REHABILITATION
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
An kinds Of Hardware.
Japanned Ware. tf. I
Paints, Oils, varnishcs..
Calcined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers supplies.
All Of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store Of II. y. Digler Co., Second street,
cicarheld, Pa. 1t
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DIR. J. Walkers California Vinegar Bitten are
from the native herbs found on the lower ranges
Of the Sierra Nevada mountains Of California,
the medicinal properties Of which arc extracted
therefrom without the use Of Alcohol. The qucs-
ton Is almost daily asked, sfWhat 10 the cause OF
tho unparalleled success Of VfsEaAR BrTTEnsl"
Oar answer is, that they remove the cause Of dis
ease, and the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
arc tho great blood purifier aud a life giving
principle, perfect Renovator and 1nvigorator
Of the system. Never before in the history Of
the world has medicine been compounded pos
scssing the remarkable qualities Of VfsEGAn Brr-
rERs In healing the sick Of every disease man is
heir to. They are gentle Purgativs as well ~
Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, In Bilious Dis
eases.
Tho properties Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Dit
ters are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminstive, Nu-
tricious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter
Irritant, sudoridc, Alternative, and Ant.-Bllious.
Grateful thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitters
the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustain
ed the sinking system.
No person can take these Dtters according to
directions and remain long unweli. provided their
bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and vital organs.
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c4lcined Plaster for .sls By II. =. BisIer a {
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Issuns your life in the Continental Life Insu
rance Company. Of Hartford, Conn.
r. NJ. MENALLY, Agent. augl2-iy
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New Sewing Machine.

The "Yicior" Is wing machine lich,
although but a new inrention, has been
spie ,dins Ike viii fire, and il really one of
the most meritorious We have ever seen. 1t
comkires ell the lres. and best improve
merit, OF ali tie sewir G machines now in
Use, and discsrds the weak and Inn raciic4l
ailschment., rend RI g something durable,
neat, and with al the most com plete and use
ful sewer now Iuade. Every machine has
some good quilitie., bnt many OF them have
more bad ones than good. The Victor"
accepts all that is good in every ore, AID
thus gives TO the public something that bas
been n .eded for years. They Use the best
means TO construct the machine in the mos;
Thorough mannsr, and If perfect material.
Ii il simplltied TO such degree that the mott
inexper fenced Can work it with utmost ease.
The Victor has s,lf-setting needle and
perfect shuttle. 1t is the only self-settinR,
straight needle. ck-sli Oh ms chine, and the
needle cannot be set wrong. 1t is sold COM
ple.e Tor uae at Il e very lowest prices, prop
erly packed tor shipment. They may be
ordered with It'll confd nee that o. good an
article will be -.nt as if selected by tie
purchaeer. Their agents are directed to
give instructions TO al parties purchasing
machines. Send to them for circular and
price list Their advertisement may be
found on first page.
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Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUsrY OF LeAvENw0nfn,

STATE OF KANSAS,
CoUsIY or LsAvESw0aRH, 3~.
District Court, LIST Judic al Dist.
In the District Court IN and for said Couniy
SAMUEL 7. BUTT1RwORTH, Plaintiff.
Lw. M1ppLtrox, .. trustee of Aprr.
". NoKfH, Addie W. Ne~th, J. Bertrsm Forth
husband Of the said Addie W. North, Ellen :.
Johnson. widow Of slmson n Johnson. deceased,
Harrv Mortimer johnson. Leila n. johnson and
Paul Z. Johncoo, minen, and Louis e. johnson,
children and helm at Law Of Simon n. johnson,
deceased, and Helen F. johnson, wife Of the said
Louis G. johnson, Defendants.
THE said defendants in the above entitled cause
Il and Zach Of them therein named are notified that
they have been sued in the above namel court, and
the in the District Court in and for Leaven worth
County aud >tate Of Kansas. by Ssmael T. Butier-
worth, psiutir above named. for partition Of the
property named In the petition. That the ssid
de.endsais above mentioned, must snswer the sail
petition on or h,io the LIST day Of September, A.
~ Is.i or the said petition viii be taken - nue..
an the prarer or the petition VIII bs granted and
Gd :nlent will be Ieniersd that the east half Of
the northwest gu 'rter and the east half Of the
south west quarter aud the northwest quarter vi
the sou sest quarter "fsectiou fourteen Qs. town
ship mae 81, range twenty-five (22l, east OF the
SIKH t6 urincir meridian situate in the County
OF Lea ', worth aud state Of Kansss, wherein the
SAID defendant. Eaniel W. Middleton trustee
OF Addie ". North, Addie W. North and ]. Ber-
tram .str n, fer husband ana hetcn p johnson,
widow of eimi0o NJ johnson, Inv" sn undivided
one fourth in erea, AID the si 6e,e.datn-, Har.
~ Mortimer John on, Leila N. JohhsOn aid Paul
r. Johnson. miner children and heirs at Law Of
SIMON n. Johhs,c. deceased, have. and are Joint
owners of an undivided oae-f .nr Ia in er,-s J, he
rartIionei and divided according to III. iir- &
sad petiiion. and the respective right par
it's and, in case a division partition Of sid
premises IL impossible OF cabnot be had, tina, the
premi ,es lie soli and the proceeds OF the ne i,-
vided ~ prayed tor in sid petition according to the
respective rights of the rar,ies. and that id
Lou G. Johnson and Helen +. hnson, his wife.
he Sd I'D ,ed IN hsve title to or interest III the
said abose described n al estat-.
a. +. L. ElIZWILvaNS,
t.aintiff Attorney.
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ther.h Of Leaven wolth county, Hansa,
II: MILES MOORE, Attorney Gor Plaintiff.
jUlyS-d,w3t
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The committee sppointed to investigate
the condi ion of registered policies reported
q follows
LRAvHIwosIH, KAN. July p. 1874.
To the Board Of Trustss q the Aissouri Ta1ey Life
Insurdnoe Company:
GEHTLKMKH.-YouIc committee appointed 70 en-
Quire into the condition Of fhe Register Policy
count 0fthe Company With the Treasurer Of the
State OF Kansas, Bag leave 70 rep,rt q follow:
We ind that the number Of Registered Policies
Lov in force TO be GIG. The amount insured there.
BY is e2'767 109. 90 We 6od from the certificate
a the Superintendent of Insurzocs Of the State
hereto appended, that the liability upon tbs part
Of the Co ppany on account Of Registered Policies
Is sl07, 1885, And from the receipts of the Treasur
er Of state that the Company has nov on deposit
fecurts for these polices the sum OF Sis, 2s2 81.
beins Sill s26, 81 in excess Of the amount rsQuir-d
by Law 10 Be, by all Of which 10 respectfully sub
nitted TO his 500 000. deposited for the bene
fit OF all the policy holders Of the company.
ADKw q. CAvINs, Bloomfield, Nd.
C.. II. McLAUGHLIH, Denver. Col.
N. +. KIsSEY, Columbus, heb.
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LEGAL.
.3herif's sal..

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
CoCxrY 0vIHAvKxwORrB,
In the District Court Of the Fist Judi ial D:.trc,
OF the STATE q KansnA. sitting In nj for L..
envorth County, In said State.
The MutuI Loan and savinssl
Institution Of Leayenvorth,
Ksna,, Plaintiff, CaseN No.
US .S,s34
ALFRED Elliott and Esehel 81.
lion, his vile, Dekndants.
Pubic bnt'ec Is hereby given that under and bv
virtue OF the jadnent rendered In the above en-.
tilted Dc 400, N and By the above named court.
and Of . SPECIAL exs cutiou Issued on taid iude.
inent 70 me directed and delivered, will, on
MONDAY, THE ieTH DAY OF AUGUST.
$780,. A. D. 1t7s,
at n o'elcck a. ". ofnid day. at the south door
OF the court house. in the city Leaven WORTH in
the unity and State aforaAid offer at public ale
and sell to the highest bdjer for cash In hand the
following described tract Of land. situate, lying
and beng in the eeunty Of laasenworth . ID state
Of Kansas, naDaly:
Tie nsFth CT quarfer Of the north east quarter
Of sect on twenty-five (2,. In township .leven On,
OF range twenty t2j.
Dated at Leav.nwortA City. Kan.as, July sih,
VILLA An FOND,
Sheriff al Ieaverw0rth ,anty, Kansas. |
q. MILES MOORE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
jnly5-dlw3t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II tho VI tier Il Ne applieItio, # Fer, Kirs.
l. scaIuistfai0i vi the estate Il JJbn n Hunt,
deceased.
Nov comes Ex.a King, a tu,in;st rator Of the
o. taia "a, John = Hunt, dec aSed, and p'eseats to
-taee his eetti IN, pray ing for an or Ter III
nc TO tt,e 9tats Of said decesssi, to-wit:
The northwest quarter VI III, northwest quarter
of-, ctiou No. seven "a, n town hip No. eleven
ND, OF range No. I'VE, ty-O e (zI. lad the Forth
ea,' qlaFSef, AID the south y. ST quarter OF the
nor hwest quarter of "a i III seven "a, town.
saip sieves tli), range twenty- ne C.I). IN Leav-
rnwar Ceanty. Kansas. to pay the costs OF ad-
miUis: aIi0u, and T. tatisfy the Ienaiuins debts
due hy sa y estAts, and unpaid for want Of sufii-
Gent II rso. al assetts accOmnanti by tn accounts,
cess, ilst', invsetorns and state.uents, required
by Ia q in such cases.
en- eXluInatiI.n whereo', IL Is ordered that all
pe,sos itercsted in said es;a'e, he notified that
amp lea ion sforetaid La teen made. AID that,
unless h cJLtrafy be shown on Tue day, the 9Th
day Of aug I, 1874. b-iO:e the frol ate Court OF
BY said court 'or the sale Of the above descr. bed
real -suta. to pay the debts Of srd estate, that
are unpaid TOR Ihe y ant OF sufficient p-rsJnh as
ssits. And u Is fuUher orle ed tina; such n 1tice
he gives ny Pstiisbins this order t~o times in
some weekly newspap r 81 general circulation in
LeavenwoIth County, Kansas.
STATE OF KANSAS,
DorGLAs CoUSTY.
], J,hn O. A. Norton, J idcc OF h Pr0'.atc
Court in and for said County of Dougla., n ,aii
STATE. hereby ctrtify'he foregoing TO true copy
Of the order ma e in the hove matter by tai I
court, on the 18th d,yo July, 1871 as the same
apIe rs Of Record
my name an afiiK' The sea. of said County, this
18th day OF lly, 1874.
juyeI-ditw2w Judge.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

O the ~iio- a, i unknown her. Of Charles
L Aundes. dec s.sei, eupvose4 r.i.'. ms % the
state Of Florida: Oh. "a b VI y Y wall take
notice that Marx ". Os. ia y, siusIss. II uos Of
the estate Of Charles Nun e. Iecea I'd gu he 18th
day Of July, A. j.. 1874, I'D his yetsticr II The
Probate Court thin ard s.sr she ,unty VI Lew
oUsgth, and eta'e Of ksnsas, Lying that The
personal esia,e OF taid ceeec i. insufficient to
pay his debts and the Charges ~ aiaissering his
estate, ard that he died >eiz IL .e>smple Of the
following deesibet real estate, ,iiuaie n ma
County and STATE, to-wit:
An that pSeee or parcel Of asd 81 ate and syipg
IN the s1uanezst c9pe Of ii ck seventy three (7z,
o(ths city Of LeAvsLvorth, proper, dekIioed BY
met0 aD4 bounds - follows:
Connencingat the sc1;heas: cc-"sr .: said block
ssvomy <tA11t7s), 70 oning shencs North along the
vest line o. sixfk Street. one hun lied Ard Thirty
nine u3el less: thence doe w0s Al night sasiss
9Th aid. Sisth 6ffeet. tseSty-.our GA feet /;
0ence Aue ssuth st right assl1s vith a. lass
tiDe, snA paSoilel With Sixth street, one hUo-
A0 a1a tliay -aipe ISL ices. TO the DOetA hDs
Of ChoetoI eelDse: ahsnee eat onG the nDssA has
efChooav 6Hos1 svsnty-asaf(2 GA ts<as otAs Elaes
h PavGNasa prtiais. is e . - a ais
EU9eeGtAspsy0s0 = tAaasho - ehaaDss
; 81 1880 vin - - hsasing - H. a Aey
It Aug1st, AID. 1874 = veanek J. H., O. =
0oU thorUaf1W - leave @ - oheotoe4
MARK ". 0ELAuAY.
Adainishsasr q Cbasies xHndss, decsaaea.
iulylS.v2v
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August Flo u cr.

are those suffering from Dysqepsis and Liv.
er Complain. More than seveniy-fve PER
cent OF the people in the Unitei Suits are
afflicted with these two di-ea-es and their
effect; such IA sour stomach, sick hesdiohe,
habj'uL co-'igel-.s, iripure lo,i, heart
barn, water prash, gna~ing aud huin irS
Ia the pit of n. stomach, low skin, cost,
al tongue ard GisasrevsaI- taste IN the
mot IA. eomig up OF the food alter es'ing,
los rP'rits *. Goto lie Drag Store of Rob.
Psrhan', and &c, - ccIt bo',le, or 5 NJ
pie bottle COR l0oe Toy IL.
q. C. GREEN, : e VI snniactursr,
WoopgURY, y. j.
e.f.sy,
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Eerycns nauilitv.

A depressed, iriitsbls state OF mind; a
Ne k. nervous, exhsu-ted feeliog; no ener-
,y ar animsiion; confused lead, weak
memory. often with dominating, irvolun-
isry discharges. The consequence Of exces-
So, mental ovsrwork or ind scretiops. This
nervou. debility finds sovereign cure in
Hnmpnrc;'s Homeopathic Specific, No. %.
Ii tones up the system, arrests discharges,
disp l. the mental gloom and dependency,
and r.iuv:nst - the entire system. It's per-
f-cly harmless ard alw avs efficient. Price
s. or packages o. live boxes aod a large
g wal of powder. which is inrc rtait in cid
serious cases; or 81 ner single box. Sold by
all druggists or rent by mail on receipt ot
rric-. Address Humphreys Specific HON.
e,pa,hic Mediocre Co., No. 562 Broadway
New York DIV
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A SINGULAR CATTLE DIsEAsE.-FoI
some weeks past most singular disease h n
prevailed among cattle in various Parts Of
the county. The first We heard of it vas in
the neighborhood Of Easton. The cattle
we're suddenly attacked with blipdnes, in
the left eye, and this was speedily followed
by blindness in the right, a I'd in very few
days time the animal b ,came pc, iectly blind.
In few weeks time come hundred head of
cattle were attack e in u il way, and even 4
lew horses were ct cksn .i.n Inc complaint
The farmers were comI letely surpri .ed, 1t
was just "a impossible to divine the cause Of
The maiady as It was to suggest a remedy.
People could only wonder at the disease,
without being able 10 provide 4 means OF
relief.
10 the pas. few days the disease has mrde
its ap4a ance in various part, OF the city,
and already a number of cattle have gone
blind. In the north part Of the
citv it has been esq ecislly prev lent, a.. d
number of valuable animals b we been | &c
ed in helples, condition.
We have a. Yet found no one who cop'd
explain tie philosophy Of this peculiar di
ease. cCme say IL Is OecislOned Dy tue M
tensely no! and dry weather; othe-s, that
small particle of dust blowing into the eyes
occasions II; olhers, a ,ain, that q sms,l 10
sect is working upon the optic orgsns. 4 ther
may be correci; and YET We have the IN
preston that the blindness il only tempo
rsry in it's character. and that whenever
cold, damp weather sets in, the cate viii
come Out all right ag,in. Their present
illness, however, rs s-'i ,us los and icon
evnience to many families. -.
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DURYEA'S "S,tin Gloss Starch" is The most
popular Starch in the L niied States.
4 SEVERE TEST the Commissary Gen
erii of the United Sist,s, after trial Of all
the principal starches in the country, decide
that Duryea's ''Satin Gloss Starch was
the best that could be procured, and the
grovrrnmen', from that time to the present,
are buying this articl,. This is a fact
worthy the at Gention Of consumers.
ed.yW
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ST. Louis Law School.

Tki- Old established and widely known
inst tution, which ACIDS in the front rank
of American Law schoois, ammo Ince in
.n,,h r c, llmn the opening of the regular
arnu Il term on Wednesday Oct Der IA,
1874. They 3r, largely pitronz d from
the entire We, d thi. year will have a
full deIega ion from Kansas. Or young
limb. o. the law will ii d the st. Louis
school one Of the most asant as we'll a.
practical INSTITUTIONS OF learning in the Coun-
try, and will save money and time by
p,tr, zipg them.
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eS E e20 Per day 1t home Term. easy.
~ = W. Addre-s Gao. sTISsoS Co., for..
and, Naine. fet5-s-IsT
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Henderson DUCaU, the great diuretic
an unfailing remedy tor all diseases of the
kidneys and bladder, alsc for dyspepsia OF
indigestion, tatuisncy, or wind in the
stomach The mo-, distressing cases of fe-
male weakness and uterine CO. ,plaints are
perm lnently cured by Hendersou's Buchu.
Il il unqualified 10y any known remedy for
the cure OF dropsy, gravel, and all equity
aud rheumatic affections. 1t is q specific
remedy for eIpeliing all pin and tape
worms. 1t is precrihed by eminent phvsi-
clans in chronic affections of the liver. Fol-
sale by all druggists. See advertisement In
this Issue.
oct29-,lSwtf
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4 BOOK FOR THE MILLION

4 prifaie Counse-
Tor 70 the AiarTi Il OF
those about to marry
on the phy-iOl1ytraf
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10 EXCHANGE FOR FARM LAM

e79 eAcN WeEN Agents wanted; particular
We Zee. J. worth 4 Co.. q. Louis, No.
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al, 0ya oN RasD TO s.ON.,

For five v, ara. n -msll -um', o" uni1cum-
brred farm In Leavrnwoitn CIuniy, snt
uninc nbered city psop=rry, " tn good rent
al value.
ONLY FIRST CLASS LOANS WILL BE MADE
In,.rs :; a, ten per CEN. PER ~ nu n. ava
be mi an lualIy Apply within tn day.,
1T the 9TH e of % }. HOP NlN>-
Cor Eth aud Delaware ; :, Lt,'a'- Block.
iuIy22 dlodSw
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A sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
MOL are warranted to cure the GOnDr.
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy Tor the Spermtorrhoes, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price OF DIR. Hunters
Specific a. per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. J.
Dipsbeer, sole propriety, No. sos North
Savrnth street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
Two stamps for treatise. Cures gnar-
uBreed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
cod Nv Agent tor Leaven worth.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-07-30

The Dallas Commercial Of July "a h Z. =
cords horrible murder a. New Brunfel1e,
Texas. in which two lsdies were horribly
butchered. The ASSES in. who is unknown,
entered the residence ct DR.. Voelcker, with
the supposed in.snt to kill the doctor, hrt
entering the wrong room. he came upon his
daughter, NJ $, Emma YoeIcke-, girl f l..
teen yeats Old, and Mrs. ". Faust, u lady
from Seqnin, who wss On a visit to the doc
tors family. III. two ladies' were -lppirg
quietly in the same Bad. when the lie.d
approached and knocsed GU,
their bra n, with snaxs