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tore oil. It ID the only safe article N existence
which ID sure to regulate the bowels. cure wind
collie and produce natural slsep. II Is pleasant to
take. Children ned net cry snd nsthen may
sleep. apr1.v
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The road to the penitentiary was Sc
lected by the Board of Penitentiary Diec-
tors Yesterday. The route will he the old Kan
sas City road and extends merely to the city
limits. From there it will run to the
freight depot, either down Second, Fourth
or Fifth streets.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

IT would seem that the redskins are on
the war path in the north. From three
hundred TO four hundred redskin warriors
crossed the railroad eight miles west Of
Big Spring, Nebraska, Yesterday, going
north
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

JAMES SCARBOROUGH, the defaulting post
master Of Jewell City, has at last succeeded
in procuring the required $500 bail. He
came down from Topeka Yesterday, and de-
parted for his home to-day
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The old gallows, which was formerly in
the county jail yard, the one upon which
Dixrn was hung, has been removed. 1t is
not probable this instrument will ever lie
needed in Leavenworth county again.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Ls.vxswoRra coUSrI, is.
DIsTRIcT COURT, FIRST JUDO AL DIS
- trict, Leivsnworth County, Kansas,
LEWIS BLOWN, Plaintih,l
A<Ex5 ssa:nst }Cise, No Gl6l.
PATRICK DWl Eh, Deien ,snt,
Patrick Dvser, the Deeadal. IA erein, will take
notice that petition was MED giant hi "A the
- day Of January, A. D. 1873, by Leafs Brown,
p a Min herein. in the court s:ove named; and
that the following pIOieriy la, been attach,d !:
The east half OF the southwest quarter Of teciiOp
two on, situate, lying aud beiIg in The county
Of L3avenwortb, and state Of Kansas, and the {
OF attachment is now Ieati' in said court, where
in the said Lewis Brown, Piaptin, Claims and sets
forth that the said P-trck pvyeT, is indebted 10
tue Plaintiff herein, Lewis Brown. by yiTIge OF
certain promissory note, dated at Leayen Sorih
city, the l7Ih day of october, A. ID. 1871,
whereby, Tor Va ue received, the s,ld Defendant,
Patrick DwyeT, promised TO psy the PlaIItIa,
Lee is BfOwn, ord r, the sum of lJJ 10 with in
teres: at the rate OF ten per cent. Ter Annum until
paid payable the st day G: JAauary, A. ID. 1873
The i-teIest on said note Gas paid for two years,
up TO the l7th day of october, 1877. The saii Pat
rick DwyeT, isfIrther notified that he is required
To answer said Peti lou or le:ore the 2Sfi day
Of June, A. L.. 1873, and that Dnlesshe does snswS
the same b. the 23Td day OF Ju1e, A ID. 1873, lie
Petition wi bs taken as true, aad judgment rem
derei for the amount pr Cd Tor in said Petition,
aud for III, sale Of the attached property hereto
fore described.
IL. MILES MOORE,
Attorney + r Lewis Brown.
nay12w-3t DAIhD May 10Th, 1873.
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rsTABLIsHED 1855.
IN consumers of Glue.

The Champion Glue Co, of Chicago, Ill,
are turning out new article OF glue,
which is cheaper and better than any ever
before in the market Read their ''ad."
dxw
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Sore Heads.

Many children are afflicted with sore
heads The blood gets impure and disease
results. Sore Heads can be cured by the
use 0f "Constantine's Pine Tar Soap" 1t
begins the work just where the disease Or
iginated-in the porous system. 1t opens,
cleanses and infuses strength through the
porous system. Druggists sell it. DIV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

IT is presumed that tne grasshoppers now
Matching will be provided with wings in
abou, month, when, it Is fervently hoped,
they Will seek some more congenial cline.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

TIE wooden bridge on Main street, across
Five Mile creek, Is being torn way, to give
place to a new iron one The work is being
done by the Missouri Valley Bridge Works.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

one of our brilliant youths is to be mar
ried on the Fourth OF July. Few men care
to invite at such an early stage in the mat
rimonial career the blowing mp which is at
some time sure 10 come.
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IT is a remarkable coincidence that about
the time that Col. Anthony was shot the
curtain rose upon the graveyard scene in
the fourth act of Leah. The clear Wire
stones, with large cross set in to the To mt,
stood on, in bold relief against the dark
background, the cold lines Of the monu-
ments being clearly delineated. After the
audience had dispersed, the gas was turned
of, with the exception of two jets immedi-
ately above the wounded man, and the
scene there presented-the sufferer, the wife,
the few faithful friends, while over all
shone the pale and quivering rays of light,
all contributed to form spectacle, once
seen, never to be forgotten, and calculated
to teach the sad lesson that death may
visit us even in the midst Of our pleasures.
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May 3, 1875.
STATE Or KANSAS, l.
LKAvZSw0RTH COUNTY.
NOTICE i, hereby given, that az q regular
~ meeting OF the Board OF Cosnty COmmis-
oners, bsgun and held at the Court House. in
the City OF Leayenuorih, in said County and Stat,
on the Sd day Of May, A. d. 1875, 3. b. Craig anu
Others of Delaware Township, houSehoIders If said
County, pr, sentei and filed petition, asking said
Board Con missioner for the appointment of
Viewers to view, surrey and lay Out road in said
Township, commencing At section 10, in Town 3,
of range -, in Delaw Township, running thence
south from the Hastings 70 id, along the east line
of Mathew Ryans property, to what is Known as
the Hug hes rsad, No =
The prayer Of tue petitioners was srInted, and
:. HASTINGS, IyTus EttIbger and ID. Z. Harris were
appointed Viewers, TO meet ct the house of
Mathew kysn, in Deiaw Ire wnshp, Oh the 4th
Gay of June 1878, at 10 o clock A. NJ. in case
OF failure to meet the day designated, thea ON
the 70 lowing day, and proceei to view said rcai,
and give to all parties concerned, d hearing,
By ,rl,r Of the Board.
OLIVER DIEFENDO2F,
mays- :It&s2: County Clerk.
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YOUNG grasshopiers, in vast quantities,
are to be found in various parts Of the city.
They are about right TO pickle and
preserve.
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et yames Hotel.

The St. James, Adolp Haug, proprietor,
205 Shawnee street, south side, between
Second and Third, is by all odds the neat
est and best furnished hotel in Leavenworth.
Every room, from top to bottom, is newly
painted, vanished and furnished in the
most costly and attractive style. Mr.. Hang
merits the patronage OF transient and city
boardons, and would respectfully solicit their
attention and custom d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
We have received a communication from

We have received a communication from
one of our citizens in regard to the merci-
less slaughter OF birds by boys, who go gun
ming every Sunday and make that day OF
rest hideous with their noise. Rocks are
also used in the killing of these useful do
nestle creatures, and serious accidents to
children and ladies are reported. The
game laws prohibit the killing of the fol-
lowing kinds: Meadow lark, robin, blue
jay, blue bird, oriole, sparrow, snow bird,
cat bird, swallow, peewit and yellowham-
mer. Two OF the prominent legal gentle
men OF thss city have signiied their will
ingness to prosecute any and all persons
found engaged in the work of killing these
birds
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

The Judicial Institute OF the First
District will be l. session at the Court
House for four days during the latter
part OF the month, commencing on the
9th.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

4 GENTLEMAN lately from Denver, saws
that the grassToppers are devasting the
grain fields Of Colorado.
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County Auditors Report.

The following is an alb ira Of the report Of the
Counts Auditor, Tor the month OF April, a. ID.
1879.
BRID6E5.
!. J. Csmpbell, work on Pecryvile B. ijge 500 -
ID. n. BsIres, per diem and 81 50
spratles a Taylor, lumber and naiis--.---.. "a 20
CpEosER'sI,QUksr.
Sunires IA h less than $40 ....-.......--. SS3 %
COURT HOUSE AND Lor.
Anderson Lid .e!l work and mI.erial...--. SIS On
Sundri S. ,.,.,, ... SO
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Four Ton Scales, $50

Each Hay or Stock sesle includes beam box,
brn. beam aud sic ing pose. and full directions
f,r settirg up. All eSaies progeny packed and
delivered .; the depot in Chicago, free Of ehary-.
At these low prices, cash must accompany me OF.
der which nay be sent by draft on Chicago OF
Nev York, p y. order, rslsered letter or e1-
press ,ehsrses pr.p4iJ,) and upon receipt Of "a
/, viii be dEly acknowledge and Scale prJmiily
shipped. address,
CHICAGO ScALE..c0nPANY,
6 and 20 West Monroe st.,
| nsrS7.dkv.lsn CBlCA6O, ILL.
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IN Inc HlstIer OF Tie TstdItV'
WILLIAM IRELAND. Deeeased.

In the matter Of the Estate o;
WILLIAM IRELAND. Deceased.
NyCTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
t@rs OF Administration have been granted to
the undersigned on the ksta;e Of William Free
Iznd late OF said county, deceased, by he Hon
orabie the Prob ts Court Of said county aud state
Aforesaid, dated the 9Th day OF May, A. ID. ls75
Nov ali pesoos having claims sgainst the said fs-
tate are hereby notified that they must present
the ssme to the undersigned for allowance. sithin
one year from the date Of said Letters they may
bs prec! 3ed from any benefit of sucs es'ste and
that If such claims he not exhibited within three
wears after the dale Of said le;tsTsY they sht he
forever barred
JOHN FREELAED, Administrator
Of the Estate Of Villa Free'aad, Dec ssed-
MAY 8, 1875. maylz sW
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rhWFA certificates OF wonderful cures Of
rheumatism, neura'gi,, lock-jav, spEains, SWELL
ings. burns scalds, caked breasts poisonous bites,
rosen feet, govt. salt rheum, ear-ache. &C. and
the receip; efins Imminent will be sent ais to any
one. 1t is the mos. wonderful healing and PAIN
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
because It Does just what IL preten1s TO do One
bottle Of the Centaur Lnimsnt for animals u elov
Wrapper) d worth . hundred doila-s for spawned,
strined CALLED horses and mules, and for screw
worn in sheep. No family or stock-owner can af-
ford to be without Centaur Liuimeat. Price, So
cents; large bottles, Sl.oo. J. B. Ross Co..
s. Broadway, Eev York.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
A Grasshopper Story,

The fellow who came in from the st.
Vrain day or two ago, and solemnly
averred that there were seventeen thousand
grasshoppers in that valley, was trife
short in his reckoning. Later advices from
that region inform us that the st. Vrain
river is literally black from bank to bank
with floating grasshoppers. One ranch
man, who had over two hundred acres OF
wheat in nice growing condition, will be
completely stripped of his crop, the young
grasshoppers having gone through his field
like prairie fire. These pests are de-
scribed as very diminuiive in size-not
mon than an eighth of an inch in length
but, ike The sands of tine sea, they can
not he numbered. By actual count in the
St, Vrain valley, there are Il, O00, 000, O0O, :
OQ0,O0o,Ooo Of grasshoppers now At work
upon the crop. Il that locality.-Dsuer
Nexs.
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10 Private Prescription Book.
4: s=i s::::::: e {: (:

Chronic and Urinary diseasestSeated on the latest
scientific principles. Seminal N-sxness, the re-
suit OF early indiscretiop, or otns1 causes. pro-
ducipg Nervousness- Pimples on the iaes, aver
sion u society, Impaired SIGHT, los OF memory,
md manhood permanently cured In from four TO
stx weeks By his Vegetable specific, remedy
veay.. A never falling rsnsdy In spermHorrhsa
and Al weakness of the genesative orxans, mae or
female. SENT TO any address (pnsr-raidl On receipt
Of s.. %, book treating On the diseases. La
49, v.cuirny the most delicate attention and
home board etc., etc may call or write:
strctest cohkdsnes maintained. kuptures
positive cured. Tape vern renewed In u
1an31Av17
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LALEI-i A. N.

At this hour, Col. Anthony is resting
much easier, but it is hardly expected that
he will recover
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Gen.
tsur Iiniment will not relieve, no
swelling which 1t will not subdue,
and 10 laneness which 10 will rot
cure. This ID strong language,
but it is true. 1t Is no humbus
: the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures Of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

The members Of the Order Of knights of
Pythias Who went to Heltna day before
yesterday for the purpose Of instituting a
new hodge, returned ysaAsEday nonin
HaaAse Lodge Ma Is = H. nans & me
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PITTSBURGH, FORT
WAYNE AND CHICAGO
AND PENNSYLVANIA r. LINE.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
February, 1875.

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT,
Corner Canal and Madison Cts. G 7est side),
On arrival Of Trains from Nortf and Southwest.
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OFFICES OF THE COUNTY TRASUEeR,l
IE.kswJkTH, kAS., May ). 1875. J
+. MCCR'LiIS, County Treasure.
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administrator Notice

sTATEGF KANSAS,
COUNTY,
IL the Probate Co,ut IN and tor s0d to',"ty.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF THE
County Treasurer CT leaven-
worth County.

The following iss a'eneat Of the amour, OF
money In the hands Of the Comfy Treasurer OF
Le,venworth COUNTY, kansar on tne First day Of
Nay, ISIS. belonging TO the iu nds named r. 'ec-
lively, and the amount paid out OF each during
the month Of April, 1875:
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ROaG Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEayESwoglH. kAss,-,
May ., 1875.
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Road NOiica.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, }
LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS,
May 9Th, 1875.
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T. Il r. NJ = :

ToGrangers dealers and those vh, viii use their
influence 10 mske sales, We will give 35s per cent
discount from our prlee lis. on q but nay ana
80 Per cent. dis cunt all sizes except four tons.
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A New Way to Win a Fortune.

T. B. Peterson & Bro Philadelphia,
Pa, have just published 4 new noYel by
the popular and we'll known Western aU-
thoress. Miss Eliza \. Dupuy. entitled II
Ne.c Way ia Win a Fortune" It Is CON-
ple.e in one large duodecimo volume,
bound in morocco cloth, gilt back, price
$1.,5. sent by mail postage prepaid, and
all lovers Of good fiction should secure a
copy at once.
! An excellent publication, Of incaicuabie
advantage to every one in business. is
Petsrsops' Datcctor. Il IS even more per
fec, at the prcaeut time, than it has been
in the past. and ,nsJras II against taking
counterfeit money. Price only $50 d
rear. Send fqr a sample copy
This New Illustrated Edition, for the
HoIidars.of the popular poem, Plentiful
saow."f= now ready. Price s2@a copy
1t is exquisite and full o. sentiments.
~ there is a great furore now a9ou
Old Coins. we would advise all 10 - Z
copy Of Pclcrsons' Coin Book, containing
perfect fac smile impressions Of the Coll
Of the world. Ii viii he sent by mail, post
aye paid, on receipt Of 500 by T. B
Peterson & Bros, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Tie Committees tnaraHcci.

-
The list Of committee appointments
made b. Speaker Kerr will * found in
another column Of tIr GtnfrF. / no
ticeable absence q stz.ngrataes from the
most important committees win he found
to suggest striking contrasts with The pre-
ceiling Congress. Mr.. Kcyz mag not be
hlameable for that. He must ScrTe his
party But it may weil he woDhercd why
he s~hould-have kept Fer9aFIo Wood on
the Ways and Means Committee At all if
he did 40. deem him worthy Of the Chair
maasiip, to which he was clearly entitled
n all rules Of precedence, by virtue Of
his long public Service. Yet Randall
goes to the head Of the Appropriation
Committee. On the Banking and Cur
rency Committee, 6. =. Cox j. Chairman
This ssvors much of m at:rmpt to srr.d-
die the currency issue Cox i tie man
who wenfto the Ohio Democratic Con
ventioz ST last fail with hard money rcso.
iutions in his pocket and kept them there
The selection for the Ch4irnanshir 9th
Commrlee on EX.cn .,;aros 5H t4a -.
Drpa-Encnt is Significant. Iiicstol Clvm-
er's record as an uu:;.~ar .ss.uos-rt J.
well known. Il j; VII hit Democrat
&c Speaker should siguu}izr his apprecia-
ton Of the Bourbon element thus, Il is.
also, we may suppose. in accordance with
the external fitness OF things, that John
II. Reagan, Of Texas. cA-lirbcl POstmast-
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The prospectus Of the STATE Register az
ncars in to-day's CHRuSIcLE, The Regis
ter is one Of the most able, fearless, indie
pendent. and newsy papers published in
Iowa. Its proprietors. determined on
keeping it up TO its high standard Of eX-
c~ellence are projecting new attractions
for the ensuing year. The legislature will
soon convene and our readers vino wish
20 be posted on the matters Of interest
tr~anspiring there, should subscribe for
the Register. To our farmer patrons We
would suggest that the Agricultural De
p.rtmcntol the IL yiyt.y is unsurpassed y
any publication which has come to our no
tice. The person in charge Of that depart
mcnt IS not only a practical farmer, but a
practical cdftor.-he not only knows bow
to farm, but. also knows Low To tell others
IA. experience. To be sure, lie does write
long, dry and tedious articles about the
raising of silk worms nor the cultivation
Of the palm tree, SIT confines his remarks
to matters which interest the western
farmer, and on 2hjck he wants informa-
ion. Ne advise al sIr &c ders to send
Jog : sfeci@es esfg ri f!@ Gsgi4tsr. See
prospectus.
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THE STATE REGIsrER FOR 1876.

THE PAPER.
The patrons and subscribers Of The
Iowa State Register my be assured OF q
better, more desirable, and more valuable
paper in the ensuing year tiIan they have
had before. The year just closing has
been ii prosperous year TO the paper, and
the benefit and profit Cf that prosperity
shall 90 To nar patrons. in the form Of
improvements and greater merits N all
respects. What The State Register has
come to be as a newspaper the people OF
Iowa well know. Ii has a location for
quickly getting and rapidly distributing
the news 10 ali points in oHa superior 10
any and all other papers in the State. Ii
is at the centre OF political and Stale
meetings and events; nearly ii the En-
norVanI State bodies meet al DcS Aolne>,
MI branches and departments OF the
State Government ar entered here A.
no other point can compare with il in IA
ci!ities for obtaining and disseminating
State news. 20 has its propriet"rs the in
C!inarion TO do all that may be done 10
make it the m desirable and mssst po"-
uIar Of all Hew>pIi els WITH The Iowa
PEOPLE.
On the frs; If January The Register
will appear in entirely new type, ana be
printed on new pFeSseS-when II viii be
OF the c~leanest. u!aiuest print possible.
and as attractive a paper a. all the arts
Of modern typography can make It.
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Chanbcr's fnCTCIOnRdia,
Lipoincott's rs ozine.
1875. 1876.
TIE
Springfield Republican.
The Leadi0g A~erzpa90 Of Ner Eng
!quI
FovNpED-WEEKLY N 1924, TIE DAILY

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pum.;.:,-t 10 de-. d,.,o-.r-
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1an5nrt i"Ernai has Innr nleadrJ- il
enters upon d new year wltn a tTcshcncd
feeling, ana u sim more earnest purpose
1t Is proud 10 "'"" tA.t' u inc LePLon-
can p-ill so mS.I,l'L II? HuiLN'"", ~
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sun Hishtt anu 'l-F I'!'',.IO ""''
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governments III ms "S-I!H!a1 Va Nn.g
century o.! h~''0h', I vs. ~
liEDu+h suCH ie"dei,HInN Uo-s 1lo M
puuIlS"n nIl!C't .l%; Wy -; W.
""ht e'i'",hl! % PO''',N"l ~" ~
Fa'Ion' aHC II VIII LABOR cmFhess;y 'H'I
one OF these alternatives 5N'li fgSu.t. 80,
A H."~ ri. vac heP""''''A "a.
'iief.sh l"v "..'.tigs "iicli nave H''u' 1t
poL il'. +-.- . i.t' ".-t,",,o
ness, "fe,'l. AMI .'.". ."et,!' '.S>, ~
garGlng INC eeFt'"Hh'e' I o. '"nu-h'. me
difference ~ "FinIohS ana '"s u,S'o,1Ius
Of science, eGLH!'E as HeEH WIN current
accidents ana crimes, an" s'Nnns nt1t la
attention TO inc fec"tG 81 gn'I'S anu l'c
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We have been receiving for several
weeks the Eeliyson. Telescope, published
ut Dayton, Ohie. By the United Brethren
Publishing House. Il is 4 large 7 column
quaFtu sheet, and is nlled with editorials,
correspondence, discussions, news, etc,
etc, OF Interest to all, and especially the
members Of The L. B. Church. The pub,
listers have rcco,liy reduced the price to
g o. per yc4r. Which Is certainly very
cheap considering the size and ability OF
he paper. It is worthy a large circula-
ZION, and vc commend il to our readers, and
especially to those Of the L. j Church,
of ohom we have a large and growing
i fumbcr in Taua County.