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LEGAL.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
nISTRICT CoCRT, FIRST JUDICIAL DIS.
~ trict, Lcaseaworth County, Kansas,
DAVID p, STlLLR, Plaintiff,
against
THOMAS +. WHELAN end
BKID1ET 4. wHELAE,
PlaintiHS

Said dsfendants viii take notice that suit ha,
peeh eommeneeo sesinst tnem In the nsuiet SouI'
Of leavenvor,h County above entitled
The object Of vhch snit Is to obtaii
Judgment against you in the sum Of slss. IS.
with interest thereon from October -. 1874 at ~
PR cent Ter arnum, and to sell yoIr iBIerst in
the following described property, situated IN Law
enworth County. kansas, to-vit: The South hall
OF north i6; fest on Of lots and two in block
26, and also lot II, tloek 81 and also lot in bocE
Sc, all in Clark 4 kess' sdditioa to LeavenvoFth
City. which has been attached, and apply the pro-
ceeds thereof In payment OF said Judgment, and
you are requested 70 ans.er aid petition, by the
% true, and judgment rsndered sccordinsly, and
said property, or 50 much thereof % 10 necessary
will be ordered TO be sold and the proceeds there
Of applied In payment Of said judgment
m25wst B. GRAY. ATTY for Plaintiff.
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r. II. WALKER, Sheriff OF Cowley coun-
ty, brought up a prisoner, Nat. BcLks, to
this city to-day, for the penitentiary. He
will serve one year, the charge being grand
larceny. This is the sixth man Sheriff
Walker has given the penitentiary in the
last six months. He reports that horse
stealing is favorite amusement in that
section.
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DR.. Railways
REGULATING PILLS

perlbetly tastsls~, elegantly osssed With sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
strensthen- Rayvay's Pills, for the cure Of all
disorders ofthe Stomach, Liver, Bowels, kidneys,
Bladder, Nervo . D'seAses, headache, Constipa-
ton, tostivenes-, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, siious.
ness, Bilious Fever, 1nfammsfion Of the Bowels,
Piles abd all arrangements ofthe Internal Viseerz,
Warranted to effect . positive cure. Purely
yegetab {, containing no mercury, minerals, or
deIsterious drugs.
aUOb.erve the following symptoms resultiI 9
from Disorde Of the digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward P,e1, Fuiness Of the BLOOD
In III. H.a, Acidify Of the Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Yallness Of Weight
In tie essnsch, Sour Erupsioas, Sinking or Fiut-
tsrin0 in the Pit Of the Stomach. 6vimm Of
the Hsad, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flut-
tsripgD as thu Heart, Cooking q 6uocaaibg Sensz-
t3oa Vhsn in . Lying Posture, D,mneas Of vision,
Doss or wehs before the sight, Fever ana Dull
PIN in the Hold, Deficiency Of Penpintion, yell
lovnss Of the skin and Eses, Pain in the side
Chest, Hshs, and s.dden Flushes Of Beat, Burn
=. de.ss Of sApwAYs PILLS vii free the
syvsem, from all the above nzn.ei diso,ders.
Phes Is cent? per box. eo,d By Drussists-
Read ''FALsE AnD TRUE"
Sand one litter stamp n RAILWAY CO.. Nc
sa Warrsa 81, Esv YORK Information worth
thopasds vii b sent you-
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To Consumers of Glue.

The Champion Glue Co, Of Chicago, H.
are turning out a new article OF glue
which is cheaper and better than any ever
before in the market. Read their lad"
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TumO- Of Twelve Tears Growth
Cured By Railways Resolvebt.

BEVERLY, Mass, July IS. 1869.
DR. RADwAY:-I have had ovarian tumor In the
ovsries and bowels. All the doctors said ''there
vas ne help for it, Iu ID everything that VS.
rseommendsd, but nothing helped me. I saw
your kesolvent, and thought would try 1t; but
had no faith in IL, because I had suffered for
twelve years, 4 took six bottles Of the kesolvent
and one boz Of Radway's Pills, and two bottles Of
your Ready Relief and III sre 10 not . sign OF tuner
10 Be seen or felt, and feel better, smarter and
happier than have for twelve years 1he wont
tuner vss In the left side of he bovsls, over The
groin. writs this to you for the benefit os Others
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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DIR. Railways
Sarsapari|Iian ResoIvent


Every drop OF the Sarsaparil ian Res,Ivent COM
n.uuicSt 5 Though the blood, sweat, urine and
oJhe fluids AID juices of the system, the Sigor Of
lite, for repairs the wastes Of the b dy with
and sodnd material Scroiu!a, syphilis, Con-
sumption srandular disease, Gers in the threat,
mouth umors, Nodes the glands ard oth-r
pat Of he system, ssre eyes, strumorous ais
char from he ears, and the worst forms of N
diseases. erup,ions, lever sor.s, sea hrad ring
w,rm, sagT Th-um, erysipe as, acne, black spo $
worm Ia the hesh, tumo eancsrs in the womb,
aud all .eakening anu painful diselaig s, nis
swrats, los of sperm aud ali wastes Of the lite prin
ciple, within the curative range Of this wonder
OF modern chemistry, and lev DAYS will
prove any person using IL for either OF disease
its potent power 10 cure III IN.
If The potent, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and deeomPosi ion wha, is eonIinu y pro-
crossing, succeeds in arresling these wastes, and
repairs the same with ,terial made from
healthy bl0od-abd this The Sarsap ,r,Ilian will and
docs ,cure-s cure is certain Tor when once this
remedy comm, noes it work # puriisation. and
DIS In diminishing the loss 0i wastes, 1t re-
pairs will be rapid, and every day the patent will
f. ell himself sro sing better apG rongeI, the food
food dige-tiBg be ter appetite Improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the ssrsaparil i'm Resolvent excel
all known remedial agen in the ,ure of hroDie,
SerofuUus, Constitutional aud skin diseases; but
It Is the only positive cure for
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Z Bilious Fever.

4 bilious fever Is 4 serious complaint,
but it Is never a dangerous one if you have
Radway's Regulating pills at hand-asyou
should have If you would exercise ordinary
prudence. Take six of Dr. Railways pills
as soon as you find yourself afflicted with
bilious fever, and in six hours take six pills
more if the first has not operated. The
second dose will certainly have the desired
effect. After that feel DO alarm. All peril
j. over. Continue 10 take from two TO four
pills every day until YOU are completely
we'll. Ii will require but a few DAYS to re-
store YOU TO your worried health and strength
for Railways pills do not PROSTATE the pa
tient, and reduce him 10 a state OF helpless
ness while expelliny the disorder from his
system. ! hey susta n him. They wholly
differ in this particular from all other pills,
which commonly exhaust nature 80 rapidly
in the violent operation, as TO do almost as
much mischief as the disease itself. Bilious
fevers are occasioned by a arrangement Of
the liver. That important article supplies
the bile, without which the food We take
into stomach would never be properly di-
gested. But even common cold will some
times disorder the action OF the liver. Then
it supplies either too much or too little bile,
and bilious complaints are the consequence
Sometimes the jaundice, sometimes rheu-
matism, sometimes dyspepsia, costiyeness,
neuralgia, mysteries, levers, &c, fol
low such deranged action OF
the liver. At such a time Railways
Pills become a peculiar blessing. They
correct the action OF the liver, and are in
fact the only vegetable pills which can act,
in this manner, a substitute for calomel
They regulate" the action Of the liver, and
soon restore il 10 a proper activity-health
succeeding as matter of course. Hence,
these are called Railways Regulating Pills.
They are always sale always reliable.
n. B.-DR. SKINNER TREATMENT OF BILIOUS
DISEASES.
NEW YORK, January, 1850.
Dr. Radudy q Co.:
/ have, during the past four years, used
your remedies, and have recommended
them to Others for Bilious Complaint, Indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, &c. / consider the
Ready Relief and Regulating Pills une-
qualed. The Regulating Pills are mild in
their operation and thoroughly effective
The first dose should be large enough to
purge, SLY four or five, and each successive
dyse be diminished one pill, until reduced
To one, and then repeated every day for a
week or ten days. A permanent cure will
surely follow. Yours, &c,
Dr. ). SKINNER.
Price of Railways Pills, % cents a box.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS,
LkAvkAwoRTH COUNT,
In the Probate Court IN and for said County
In the matter of the Estate Of
JOEL BAILEY, Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that letter. OF Ad-
IN minis rAtion, with the Will annexed hav.
been granted to the undersigned on the state OF
JoEL BAILEY, deceased, laie Of said county, by
the Hcno able, the Probate Court Of the county
aud Stale aforesaid, dated the 29tn day If March,
A. ID. 1875 Now, all Iersons having claims ysisst
the said Estate, sre hereby notified that they must
pre- eut the to TIE undo signed for all vance,
within ne year from the data u said Letters, OF
they may be precludet fom any benefit Of such
ate; and hat II ssch cha ms be not exhibited
within three yens sfier the date Of said Letters,
they Ahaii Be forever barred
WILLIAM F. AsHBY. Administrator,
With the Will annexed, Of the Essaie Of Joel
Ba,ey, Deceased
MARCH 29th, 1875. apgl5-w3t
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Strictly Pure.

1t is fact that DIR. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder and True Flavoring Extracts,
Lemon, Vanilla, ETC., have been made for
many years without reducing their stand
ard OF purity, not another Baking Pow
der or Flavoriag Extract in the market is
free from adulteration. There are no col
oring, poisonous oils or acids in substances
in his Cream Baking Powder. We know
the manufacturers take pride in having
their articles strictly pure. d&w.
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TUE RECT We now enter the field for the
sbe O6SsFal and coming Winter. and
sre furnishing the best paying
and most easily vorkei agency
p Az N Gin the world. Our Agents have
~ " OALwAYs been he most success
ful, and We have lately added
NRW and ExcKEsIseLY TAKING
R1ISIMe cCinducements, requiring only
OOSsNeoSIH sNCE and APPLIcATIoH
for any one, young old. OF
either sex, 70 make really hrst-clas paying busi-
neo for themselves. We have the HOST agents
and IN THx L.aessf business in our line. We
give the right to exclusive territory. furnish the
bsst tools 70 work With, give the largest caah pay.
BOOK AeeHTs, and all experienced Agents, find
the businsss ve furnish decidedly the most profit
able Everybody can mike money. send your
name and sddress once for circulars, terms, etc
~ ior particulars. address WATERS TINKER,
fubiisheFs, Chirago. Ill novls-
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Erastus ncCrillus. County Treasurer, Of Leavcn'
worth Csun'y, Kan ., beng hrst da,y sworn &c.
cording 10 law, upJn his oath says tne Ioreso.ns
st,tement n taken from the books Of his once and
" correct and true 10 the best Of bis kno"ieose
and belief
sub,c,ibsd in my presence and sworn 70 before
me this Sih day Of April, A. D. 1879.
o. DIEFEN DORF, County Clerk.
BY w. NIkHAOr, Deputy.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF THE
County Treasurer of Leaven.
worth County.

TIE following is q s s'emest Of the amount Of
money in ,he hands OF toe County Treasurer of
lie ,y,nworth County, kaI sa', On the First day Of
April, 1875. he onsias 10 the funds named n spec
lively, and the smoant paid cut OF each during
the month Of March. 1875:
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The great discovery of the sge.
There Is no pain which the Cen
tsur inimebt will not relieve, no
swelling which It will not subdue,
and Io lzmeness which il will not
cure. This Ii strong language,
hut il Is true. 1t IL no huinbug
the receipt 10 printed around each
bottle. A CIRCULAR containing
certificates Of wonderful cures OF
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NEWARK
LAND COMPANY I!
San Francisco Pay, Alamo Ia Co., California.
lite Per-set. Incorporated.

TIME NEWARK LAND COMPANY Is NOW
assuming shape; The Guarantee i and paid In.
Tnis Company will b. prepared In March to take
3, go people ny steamboat and railroad To their
town and lands in one exc.r,iOn, which will be
advertised. BY reference To the Coast Survey
Chart, 10 will be seen that at Potrero Point, in
front Of Nswark, the deep water comes all the
way through the channel from the Pacific. With
the G.. r. K. K running In a direct-iine through
iivermore Pass, making tnis the connecting point
between all parts OF the Unitst states, and BY
deep water all parts OF the globe and the great
est mar uf,eturing point on the Bay Of san Fran
eiseo-pl-nty Of v-tsr, good climate. excellent
soil and communication. This land will be
-oId at auction In April, in scres and lots This
Company will commence active operation in bsild-
ing. etc. soon for all In ormst on, circulars,
maps and subscription, apply to The Oihee 81 the
company. 30jls aiif0Tnia street, basement, OPP
po.iIe Bar K Of California.
CHlAS. X. PETERS, Manager,
marZ7-sat-sun&w Fan Francisco, Cal.
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OFFICE KANSAS STATE PsSrfEHrIAKY,
LKAvKSwokIH, April :. 1875.
DIus win he received at this ONCE until the 18th
ID inst, Tor furnishing to the PeDirentiary Pipe
Fittings Of the best quality, for stea- heating
purposes list II articles to be bid for furnish.
ed apple tion To this once. Delivery Of goods
10 be either At Leaven worth car at .P.niten-
tiary sv,tch-'' Goods TO be de- iv-rei within III
teen days after award il made. hids y i'll be open.
81 on the 18th inst, at II O'Clock At the ON
Of II. W GiiIetf, Lravenworth, Kama.
Right reserved TO n Jet any ar ali bids.
Payment made in niteen days arer delivery and
Acceptance OF goods, in U. s. Currency.
aprs-st HENRY HOPKINS, Warden.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
COUNTY TREATURER,
OF LEAvENwORTH COUNTY, KAs.

| The closing iss statement Of the smouat OF
| money in the Couaty treasury, shosing the
amount belonging 70 each specific fund on the fr.
day of mil lS,5.
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County Auditors Report

The following 10 an abstract Of me Report Of the
County Auditor fJr the months Vi February and
March A. l.. 1879.
BRID9El
T. J. Cam bell, E,tiust on Bridge on the
a. xy.tl
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IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public
e,sl&w

Ii is the duty OF all persons before start
ing ON a journey, TO ascertain by what rout,
they can reach their destination, with III,
least trouble, and if there are two or NOR,
roads leading to the same point, To decide
which is the safest and pleasantest to trav
el.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago d Northwestern Railway is the Oldest
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past tw,
years the road bed has been put in admira.
hle condition, and almost the entire line ha.
been relaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago Essentially located
and as their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advance of all other lines, passen.
gers can always be sure of making eastern
connections. For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, oil
Clinton. For points in northern Illinois OIL
Wisconsin, via Fulton; and if you are GO
ing TO Chicago, or east, you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
You will find on all through trains Pull.
man sleepers, new and magnificent dav
coaches, and the best smoking and secon,'
class cars now on any road in the Unit
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, may be had at any of the
: through ticket offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application
j. II. MOUNTAIN, Western TRAVELLING
Agent, Omaha, Neb., or to
W. ii. STENNErT, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
feb25-w
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, stoppsge Of wat.r, iDconrinsnce Of urine,
Bsighps disease, buninuria, and IN all cases
whore there brick dust deposits, or the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white Of an egg. threads like white sill, there
10 morbid dark, bilious appearance, and White
bone dust deposits, and when there is . pricking,
burning sensation when passing ~ater, and pain
In the snall Of the back and q ong the loins.
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Health !! Beauty !

Strong and Pure Rich BlorA -Incrsase Of Flesh
and weight-Clsar Skin and Eeautiiul
Couple ion secured to ali.
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FEVER AND A0UE.

Fever and Ague cnred for fifty cents. There Is
not . remedial agent in the world that will cure
lever and asua, and all other mslarious, bilious,
scari-t, typhoid, yellow and other iev.rs (aide.i
BY Railways Piils) 50 quick - Railways ksady
Relief Fifty cents per Bottle.
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER
LEAsKnwoxTH, KAN, April S, 1878. J
E. McCR Ills, COUNTY Treasurer.
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-04

To Cook HUSBAND. Many good
husbands are spoiled in the cooking =
Some women appear to think husbands
are bladders and therefore to be blown
up; others keep them constantly in hot
water; some freeze them by conjugal
coolness; some cover them with brine
of jealousy; some keep them always in
pickle ALI these serve them up with
tongue sauce. Husbands are always
sour. or bitter. or tough, when cooked
in this manner. The following recipe
is warranted to render them sweet and
tender: Put your husband in the jar
of faithfulness place it near the fire Of
conjugal love; keep the fire bright and
clear and the heat constant; cover him
with affection and Difference, spiced with
cheerfulness kind kisses morning and
evening; serve warm with truthfulness.
If Husbands cooked in this way are not
good, they are Of the hard-shell variety
and should be thrown away.-Ec-
change.
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-04
The Gentleman.

Every mnn may be gentleman it he
will BY getting rich, or by gain
ing access 10 that self-orpoinfed social
! grsdethat claims the exclusive right to
give the badge of gentili'y-but by the
cultivation of those unsel6sh, kind and
noble impulses that makes the gentle
| man. It is too rarely we find amoug
those who vote themselves the gentle-
men and ladies Of the day, anything 20
warrant their assumption. There is
bnt little of the trne metal about them
Personal contact reveals arrogance and
pride; and too often meanness ofspirit
and littleness that disgraces. human
nature.
So far as our observation goes-and
| it covers many years Of contact with
high and low, rich and poor:-we are
constrained to say that. while among
the poorer classes there is, as general
thing. sad lack Of external culture
Of attention to little personal habits that
are not agreeable to others. and which
ought to be corrected-thcre is really,
10 the lower and middle ranks of socie-
ty. 80 called, quite as many true gen.
tlemen and ladies as among thrse who
claim the exclusive right to these hon
orable designations.
The apprentice and the errand-boy.
the man who digs ditch or carries q
hod, the mechanic and the artisan, the
shop girl, the seamstress. the cook. and
the waiter. may be as truly gentlemen
and ladies as the richest and most cul-
tivated in the land The qualities that
make the lady and gentleman are quail
tiles Of the soul. and there is no mon
opoly or exclusive right to these.
Reader, no matter what your condi-
ton in life, resolve TO be gentleman
or u lady. Cultivate not only the ex-
ternal amenities and graces Of true gen
tility, but the inner graces that give
these outer signs their glory and
their strength.
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MAPLEWOoD INSTITUTE

for both sexes, is 81 miles west Of Philadel-
phia. Superior buildings, home care, earnest
teachers. First-class Lectures Small pupils
admitted the entire year. incorporated. Trus-
tees are friends. Hon. Washington Town
send says: "As to the progress Of my ward
who was under your care and tditi0fi for Over
two years, | was well satisfied with The school,
its arrangement and d iscipline, and the pro-
gress he made in knowledge" Term COM
mences 9th mo. 18TH
Address j. iSHORTLtD0E.sA.Ns M g
July 3l-4m. ConcordriHe, Pa
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ssAclu Advertisements.
i. WIFE NO. i9.
BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG.

Brigham Yonng's Rebeiliess syifs.. j.,
~ The only complete Expose Of all the
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,the secrets, mysteries and crimes Of the horri-.
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10, 900 more men and women can have en-
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Hartford, CT. Oct lB46t
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