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THURSDAY, Sept. so, 1875.
., Us Cash GIFTS, amounting To Sl.Wo,,V
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.

The MOmtprlirr FNUInIu IIunnnr .NSNU-
citation, chartered 10y the Legislature al
Virginia, and the Circuit, Court OF Orange
county, proposes hy IL series of Grand tiin
Concerts, 10 establish aud cndow "humr
tur the old, lntun, and Destitute ladies
of Virginia." at VI pntpclicr,ih" former res
!dcuu, ui President James Madison. The
Association l. under the control of eight
Trustees, six of whom are elected hicutal-
Is 10y the Stock holders, ana two appoint
Ell by the Governor of Virginia.
RrmittcncrS for tickets may he made by
express pre- paid, poStuliicr money order
on Washington. u. e.. or 10y registered
letter addressed 10
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrcN't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
For full particulars, Nc, send Tor circu-
lars. Apply L. -
MAJOR j. G. NLpERSON, Ns"ni,
iv2i Wheeling, W. Va.
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AT q BARGAIN.
BELLAIRE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VERY FINE AND WE'LL FINISHED
y Two-story Frame Dwelling House
and good store Room, with Cellar, all un-
der same roof. Also, a good Two story
Warehouse, ON same lot. said dwelling
house contains nine good rooms, with
water up stairs and down, with two front
entrances separate from store room ana oil
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. said property will he sold nj n
bargain, on easy terms. Big Inducements
offered Ia a cash buyer. II said property
il NOT sold on or before the Isl day OF Octu-
Der, 1875 will I've sold at public sale October
"a, 1870 between one and three O'Clock, III
front OF said property, To the highest and
best bidder
For further particulars, inquire by letter
or of j. y. WANMAN, on the premises,
No. ~ or llul, corner Pike and Webster
streets, South Brllairc, Ohio; or, j. L.
WAYMAN, MouudSvillc, W.. Va.
JUIA IL, $50. IylHh
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made Novembe u, 1867, and recorded
In deed book No. 81, page S7, OF the record
of deeds of Ohio county, bv Andrew Gala
CHER and wife TO me as Trustee, VIII, on
Saturday, The aIst day OF August,
1878. at the front door OF the Court House
OF Ohio county, w. Va, commencing at ~
o'clock a. NJ, sell 10 the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real rs
tate, to-wit:
The west one half of Lot No. So situated
on old Clay street NOW Eighteenth street,
IN that part of the city OF Wheeling known
rs East Wheeling. Said half lot fronts 81
feet on Clay now Eighteenthl street,
and runs back 100 feet. -
The title is believed 10 be good, but sell
ing AZ Trustee Will sell and convey sucil
title AS Is veStei in me 10y said deed OF trust
Terms of Sale Cash. .,.,,
JOHN CRAWFORD,
jy2li Trustee
j. 4. UERNFY, AuctiOnecr.
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Hos. CAssIUs NJ. CLAY is evidently
of the opinion that there are other things
to De considered in The contest between
the two great political parties, besides
the currency question. This, however
cannot be- made nm issue at all, since IN"
parties are equally divided upon 1t; but
aS Mr. CLAY says very truthiuI'y;
There is but one great issue between
the Republicans and the Democrats, but
that issue is the most important that ever
interested the human race; no less than
the question rs TO whether man is capn-
bile OF enlightenment. Grant, in his
sclf.grccd and Ignorance, hnS made th"
issue, and the Republicans in their cow
ardicc, have become criminal followers u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

rNHERE WILL BE NO SERVICES IN
the First Presbyterian Church on Sab
bath morning, the congregation uniting
with that OF the Second Church. In the
evening, Mt ~ o'clock, Rev. J. ID. Motiat,
Of the Second Church. will preach 10 both
CONGREGATIONS in the First Church. Jy2
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FRANK WALTERS GROVE,

Two miles east Of tn" city, MONDAY,
July II, 1875, commencing at \. VI. Adj
dresses will be delivered by Hon. j. ii.
Good, in English, and Rev. Mr.. NaSS, In
German. Music by Prof Joe. kramcr's
Band. .
BuSScS and Carriages viii leave MlchnclS
Livery stable, McIurc House, and Shall
cross Stables throughout the day. Round
trip tickets ~ cents.
Committee OF Arrangements - Frank
Walters, christ. Sturhr, Christ. Sirhke,
Harry G. Ulrich and Henry SwartH. Jy2lr
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TIE ADVANCE IN WHEAT.

The late advance in wheat was very
sudden, aud unexpected. 1t took deal
cr, So much by surprise, that they have
never ceased discussing the why ; and
whrrcturcS of the movement, and Spccu-
laiiug a t. the continuance of the high
prices. The cause OF this advance Is
very readily accounted for. Tho heavy
rains and unprecedented ovcrilows in
Great Britain and the continent of Eu-
ropc,arc what have threatened production,
and limited very considerably
the supply. England, ii is
true, has not yet harvested her crops; but
she has already suffered and besides, Is
laboring under the apprchcnsionso of more
bad weather to cause still greater rcduc-
tlon in her homo supply. She is ut all
time, dependent upon Foreign produc-
tons, and has therefore, drawn largely
from Hungary, which is essentially II
pastoral and agricultural country. We
.,, h,,...,.,r cha, o,oJ. L.., bona
great damage in Hungary also, reducing
the crops 50 much aS to make il probable
she will need all She can raise for home
consumption.
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crops " S''" i''''S' o'"7
much money mt" circulation, and do
great deal towards mitigating
r.. t..rl ,i,,,.. Er, r,t,,itb.,orJ;r,,
:,
inc Nr">P'NN "' F'''i''''N '""'' "
would Ice bad policy IN farmers To hold
hack uur,asonably for still higher prices.
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wv. " ''''' ,'',
- the pric' Will hc uhaner"o'F based
upon the supply, aud il would decidedly
initiate AGAINST the ultimate ncncH, both
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prices Will oF'hS wealth. al" Tue sooner
II Is obtained, the greater proht nom thu
p,.scs>ion of the money will be realized
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$50 ',''
Tunes al late date IN It's business article
saws:
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A GOOD CHANCE.

NOR \ LIVE, ENERG ETIC MAN TIL N
Il t>a good trader and salesman; That
can furnish few hundro'd ,ltalSi> capit;Il.
IL take uue-hHlf Interest IN - lively and -
gOni paving business
For particulars.
INQUIRE At THIS OFFICE, soon.
IUIN Ii, lS7i. lYlsh
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FOR SALE.

TlVE SHARES STOCK IN THE NAIL
CITY Brewing Company. Apply 10
GEO, q. HANNAH, Admir-,
Tvs At Norway Tack Sos office
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University of Virginia.

opens OCtoCCr !. continues Though nine
months. Il Is organized IN schools ON the
elective system. with full courses IN Class
>iC>. Literature. SCicnVc with practice IN
ChNmical and Physical Laboratories in
Law. Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues to
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman, i. -.
UuNclitlN eft Virginia. AlhCumrlC Co.,
Va iNlS-irVay
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-24

No. ~ FOU RTEENTH STREET.
Having accepted an agency from the
celebrated manufacturers OF ciEar>, MrSSrS.
Sutrn 4 Nvwmarli, New York, We are pre-
parrd to furnish dealers with every grade
of Fine Cigars NJ manufacturers prices.
BUYERS wanting reliable goods AT low
prices. will tind il greatly 10 their interest
la cuu ON MS iNlin
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rat WEEKLY REGISTER

l. the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. II Will be sent To any ad-
dress one year for $40. Valuable premi-
umS TO cIuU agents and 10 subscribers.
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FOR PkRKERSBURG.

,T- REG ULAR WHEELING
.l--s-,s ". and Park rTsburG packet Mall
iir RaGau, Captain Jack Harrison; Clerk ,
Mart Mol. leaves Wheeling every Tues
day. TuurSdatnud SATURDAY. at II O'Clock
u. m.
iu2l {. II. BOOTH & Co, Agents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-08-26
nAPID TRANSIT
4 Fast HAL Tr.in Between LeaY
enwor.h and the East,
Which Makes Us But Two Days
Distant From New York.

The question of rapid -arSit be. Eeen the
East and the West which has b IN sgitsta-
ted for some years past with little or 10 sue
cess has at last been solved s1d solu. on
arrived At Postal agent Bang, OF the L.
5. Post Once Dep nent, who has been
paying the closest a..ention to the subject
for quite length Of time bas pei tied Al
al. angei.,ent which VIII no do,gb, rove sat-
isfsctory to the p orle al large and remu-
nerative TO all Immediately concerned.
Trains, composed entirely OF postal cas- are
% be run from New Yor'- G:7 - ST. / Juis
and Chicago, connecting 1t various points
along tho route with mail trains from the
lar-c ci.ies and ;OwTs Of the country II
is expected that the time be;w IN
New York and ST. Louis, and Chicago, viii
not much e .ceed iwenty-four horrs, thus
bringing the great centers Of the North
and Hr-t IN comparative close pro- mity
with them opo!is Of America. AT St.
Louis The wesi srn raj i-oads cen,cring there
will make close connections with the postal
tan, and the mail matter for I.ayen-
9th AL. reach this city Just thi:ty-s.y
hours after its leaving New York. The
expenses 0! the train ave to be borne by The
eoyeIf Ienl and the raj DAD con ,panics
The advantages that viii ac-.Ic from
ta.s rev arrangement, which goes into ei-
..cg on The 10th day Of Septeilher, canno;
e.:a..y he estimated. The quick trans. ion
oi lei. .Fs between mere and the East will
eIeaI facilitate br 'iness transactions, and
lie OF incalcuiab.e benefi; 20 orr merchants,
and she public generally. The same train
viii be run from the cities mentioned, to
Few YorA, ihus aGordiug western ner-
oasnt' the same privileges as now enjoved
, tie men Of the East.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-08-26
THE JAMES BOYS.
They Again Put IN an Appear.
ance Near. Their Old
Stamping Grounds.
And the Residents OF that Vlcin.
ity are Warned to Load
their Shot Guns.

We don't wish to alarm the peaoe-loving
inhabitants Of the metropolis unnecessarily,
nor cause them anxiety without sufficient
psoyOcatiOn; but we DO consider it incum-
bent upon US at tine present time to into, m
our readers that the dreaded outlaw, muir
derer, robber, bandit, James, has been
seen lately over a; Holt, near Plattsburg.,
not many miles from Leavenworth. Not
long ago, he was writing pathetic letters
from various parts OF the Southern States to
divers newspapers throughout the United
States, in which he recounted the wrongs
inflicted upon himself and family, and es-
pecially spoke OF the manner in which the
detective chief Pinkerton and his brave fol-
lowers had treated the scions Of the
James stock.
Last week rs two citizens OF Holt were
riding leisurely along between their town
and kearney, they encountered two stran-
gers who addressed them, and after a while
succeeded in establishing friendly con-
versation. One OF them proved to be Frank
James. He asked about great many old
friends and said he did not wish to injure
anybody at all, but said he would defend
himself if pushed. Frank rode an elegant
horse was we'll dressed had his NOUS
tache BACKED wore considerable jewelry,
and appeared well fixed as far as worldly
possessions were concerned. lie was care
worn, hagga-d and faded in appearance
generally, and seemed only TO desire that
he should learn the whereabouts and con-
dition of many friends and be let alone.
The conversation amounted to nothing in
particular, more than VIC have stated, and
all attempts to draw out any leading ques-
ton proved futile.
Whether the Mr.. James in question is
taking short breathing spell preparatory
to wreaking his vengeance upon some old
enemy who is now resting in fancied securi-
,y, or whether his fertile brain is concoct-
ing some new and daring robbery, is more
than We at the present time would presume
10 say. Suffice it that We would recommend
to the people OF Holt, Kearney, Piattsburg
and vicinity, that they keep their sho;-guns
in readiness, so that in case he or anv OF
his brothers should he seized with a desire
to murder anybody they would be ready to
meet them half way, and be able to return
any compliments the outlaws felt like ex
tending.
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srNATE InlNr .fs0LuTIoN NO. !


PgornsED A4sspgEsI 10 section three Of the
of ,.ctiug aua eanpel. ION Of members OF the
Iag.-4arg.c
p -, D. a. ~. ,,, NJ H. g,,,. M, -
- ~ - - - -, = l., -. 49,
-. b.. " 'I
"''5
~ ii"' Iit' iDi'"WlnB proportion 10 ahieih
To- L''-i iH..HH Of me state oil hanras shan 10
.uhm % 10 the 'I"c0fs OF the stare al the gener-
a. e'-'ii"h % ei8h'era huhhiel anu seventy hss-
fE.FtsiIi"s "SE SECTION twenty -hVeol Hne!s
tHF iEi - a.h iet 70 g 70 Ita q ioi4DN- sec
20 -. e. lcn o. thp <EEl4iuie Lhti -
ho4d - the 81 rrapi~i, ana beginning wan ths
ss- on Oh eE zen h'aFei anu evenly sever AT
f..iNitt r'--Hi'tr slta- 'r h' "a li'' u "" J'ai
q. li., irins o. u a.g.. 'o1iay o. -1L''fz %
coca a!.erEa ys.' ill,. carer.
TSCFDssLlDE w.. N.c..Sa ta~"1. %: article
e!cvcI - j. To- aHgE.c. o . - Pc O Pc f'..yas-
eCcflna 90 ? s-g -s.... are - y 'a.... Ha s-' %
regular 5a ion, g .aa-sns ''.E'c en- fe'cl' 80 de-
ray TIC c4'0-i exp hers 81 iile -'is iJf t~o yea'a
!'i.SrOsifi"s Ti!Aki-: lac following sHah cor
ti.' '' eii"h went -hihe 81 ar'i'.g t~oi 7tftipu
- Al TIE s~iiefAI e''eilD! he N Ni4t.'i i'i''''i
and s-ll;5-sis' aiii 'i.rT ~i,er, me .e.s o.. 're
.iJas- - L-op essitsit's- ri ~ .a'te % i,f 80
JasI1I ala ifelsE- u the ss.d'G sail %" C.'ste-
i1f t2Ef yc.Ts-
StC. = Tie h'i'O~ing hili nc tas HieiLosi o.
s'...tt'i. an ffrPssifioE oi an".nti"uti Toe
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Petrouixed bv .ho Ladies'

The delightful, pure, unauthorized and
truly excellent qualities of DIR. Prices
Special flavoring Extracts and Cream
baking Powder has secured for them the
patronage Of the most intelligent ladies in
the country. Whenever a sweet, white
biscuit ia wanted, or a light pot pie, al
elegant cake, or delicious pudding, the
articles are made use OF, as their purity
and uniformity are certain in producing
such results. A few cents additional cosi
does not deter ladies who are mindful Of
the health of their family from procuring
nat which is known to be pure and whole
some, especially articles that are usd in
preparing the necessaries of life. DIR.
Prices powder is not sold in bulk, il is
put up in cans, securely labelled. Bulk
powder is largely adulteraied, and often
fraudulently sold as DR.. Prices. eod&w
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ton, on the Mexican border, Immediately.
He departed at once and was accompanied
IS far as Austin, Texas, by his bride. From
that point she returned to st. Louis and
proceeded at once to her fathers residence
in Georgia, where she now is. Whether
she has acquainted her father with the
fact Of her ciandestine marriage, and OBJ
tanned his forgiveness or still permits him
10 believe her a widow, is not known
Mrs Tiffany is possessed Of considerable
means Independent Of her father. She has
claims against the government for property
taken and destroyed by Sherman's army
during the war, amounting TO thousands OF
dollars. These claims are now being pre-
sented with fattering prospects OF success.
She commands an influence in Washington
which is valuable in the prosecution OF
such claims, and no doubt viii recover
much of the money. Lieut.. Tiffany and
his wife are both members of the Metho-
dist church. He Is still on duty at Fort
Stockton, separated from his beautiful
young bride by hundreds Of miles. The
couple, however, contemplate an early re-
union, and destiny viii probably accord to
them Life OF happiness in the future, in
return for the misfortunes OF the past.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-08-26
REPORTERS TRIALS.
How the A:cPisOn Folks Treated
Correspondent Of the
Chicago "1imes."
They Kick Him From One End
or the Town to the Other
aud Advise Him to
Leave.

The life of a renorier for a daily news
=, ,v ~. Ioo..
Paf.i is "o' 'i o"e, W '"' 'e i's'.
lie does not lie on bed OF roses, Us some
Of the uninitiated imagine, and he has
something else To do besides smoke cipars
ii - -. - D.,
anu U'N ~
lounge around the iheater, opera and cir
Gus. In fact, his task is thankless one at
the most. and his untiriug efforts to please
I,I;, ..,sa,, =;
p.. orc
ever, appreciated. Ills MS fortune 10 De
snubbed, insul;ed, blufied and kicked, and
!. il exnected tina, he will take these ne
a,oo,o Io.;,;., . 81
-.
Say nothing ABOUT IL, Oh 40 aush' 20 pre-
vent 1t. "1is true that the reporter will
int-ude where he isn't wanted, but then the
law gives the public redress. and j, on ght
to be satisfied. And especially is the road
mailed out for certain Of the correspon-
dents of the Chicago Times, hard one 10
travel. Twas only last week that we read
of the tarring and feathering one of these
biped5 at Knoxville, Tenn, ior publishing
certain untru;hs in .egaIG TO the HABITS OF
the late ex- President Johnson, and now there
comes to Us from the little sister city Of
Atcl son tale, narrowing in lis details,
but true, nevertheless, as 20 now the deni-
zens OF that town treated an unlucky cor
respondent Of that paper, Engstrom
by name, who was so in
discreet as 10 send the particulars of a
scandal now ri.e in that village to his pa
per. As soon as it was discovered that the
correspondent had really written out the
sea ndal and sent it OH to have i, published,
six men of the .oyn got together, armed |
themselves with pistols and set out in quest |
OF hat corrcspondent. Having found him, |
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Corrections in Order.

The Chairman of the Board of County Commis-
sioners OF Reno County joined hands with the
County Clerk AMI Treasurer, and heesei the people
Of that county out of $4,000. the Clerk has been
aTrested.-hGasdS ErchGnge.
The above has been published in about
every paper in Kansas. 1t would he only
fair in those papers to qualify their stale
ment little. 1t might be well to state
that no charge OF "leecing" has been
brought against the chairman or the Board
OF Commissioners, Treasurer, or Clerk OF
this county. They can add that the
chairman Of the former DOard, and the ex-
County Clerk, are under bonds to appear
at thi. term OF the District Court and are
here. There is no charge OF any kind
against the ex.Treasurer- lie is here, our
postmaster, and carrying Oh one OF the
largest businesses in Hutchinson, and is
looked on as one OF our best business men,
and is a gentleman, socially and morally.
Gentlemen connected with the press of Kan
sas should know that the Kansas City
Times is very unreliable paper, and lies
for amusement as we'll as pay.--Haehns0n
Neirs.
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DISTRICT COURT.
First Assignment o: Cases, September Term,
A. D. 1875.
MONDAY, sEPrE !. Der Gi I.

MONDAY, sEPrE /. Der ca.
29S3 Young VS.. u. 7. K. X. Co.
$3.50 Miiiiken VI. same.
5i04 Dickson, Almix VS.. Hensiey ct al.
SOL Bitdie ct. al VS.. Price ct. al.
1852 Osborn vs.. TINS Printing Co.
53o3 Allison ct. al VS.. same.
55l2 anthony VS.. same.
TUESDAY SEPT. 7IH
1857 Geagan VS.. Geiger.
1888 Doyle VS.. Chicago X. /. & Z. X. r.
Co.
$3.50 Thomas vs.. Balm.
59O5 Alter VS.. Sccor Sewing Machine Co.
1914 Van Doren, record.- vs.. Skilimal.
5911 Lyons W.. Lyons
1913 German Savings Bank vs.. Moller
ct. al.
1898 Hensleys ct. al VS.. Kansas Central
Il. K.
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEyBBR SrH.
5000 Leonard vs. Bond ct al.
COILS Snow We. Dickson ct al.
60S7 BlackmIn VS.. X. Z. X. Il. Co.
6047 Stanton, Jr., vs.. Board OF County
Commissioners.
605S Koehler VS.. Bond.
6062 Campbell VS.. Cranston ct al.
GO63 Same vs.. same.
| 6069 Cooney VS.. Woods ct al.
THURSDAY, sErTESBEa 9TH.
6OS6 Dooley vs. Phillips ct al.
6057 Mart 4 Co. va. Grant ct al
e09S State va. Potter.
6i0i Dalzell vs.: Hall ct al.
6l12 Smith vs. Insley ct al.
Gill Insley, Shire Il Co. vs.. Bulky ct al.
6l22 Leavenworth q. Il. u S. Inst. No.
VS. Stubenrauch ct al.
6l23 Tucker ct al. VS.. Nicely.
6l32 Driesbach vs.. Bastian.
FRIDAY, SET. 10.
6l66 Great Western Band W.. Wilson ct al.
6I69 Repine VS.. Repine.
6l92 Simmons vs.. Atlantic 4 Pacific +. Il.
Company.
620l Hines vs.. Anthony.
6205 Pipes VS.. Kansas Pacific Railroad
Company.
62GS Broaddus Va. Mathewson ct al.
MONDAY, SEPT. Is.
62l2 K. P. r. K. Co. Va. Taylor.
62l4 Klinefogle VS.. K. P. r. Co.
6215 DAVIS Va. Mckay.
6225 ln7ley vs.. Buckley.
6233 Smith AS. Board Co. Commissioners.
6235 Sniveley ct al. VS.. sass ct al.
gal Epson VS.. Ashton ct al.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1iTH.
62i4 Miller vs. Bond.
62i6 Mitchell VS.. Chaplin Admir-.
625O X. p. X. r. Co. Va. Wnth.
6253 Met. r. 4 l.. Assn vs.. Briggs ct al.
1854 {" "a. VS.. Mitchell ct al.
6255 Zentmeyer vs. Burgess.
6256 Speck ct al vs.. Leayenworth City.
wkDNFsDAY, 1T. Is
CESS Yates ct al VS.. Stilljngs ct al.
$3.50 johnson vs.. France ct al.
6a60 HiginbOtham VI. Board Comr's.
6261 Swaney VS.. Potter.
626S King vs.. Fitzmorris.
$3.50 Barns Va. Schott ct al.
6272 Skeet vs.. Grit.
THURSDAY, sfPnsgER is.
6274 McCarty VS.. X. P. r r. Co.
62.9 Crow vs.. Lose.
62s0 Lawrence vs.. VI. Muncie Cemetery
Association.
62Sl Morrisy vs.. Donahoe.
62s3 Clay Va. Miller.
62S6 Wuerth & Co. va. Wager.
62S7 Callahan We. McCeney ct al.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Il.
CESS Ritzineer VI. Davenport.
629S First National Bank vs.. Jones, e: al.
1924 Wells vs. Crusick ct al.
6297 Winter vs.. Winter.
629s Smith vs.. Fish.
629S Noonan Va Leavenworth city.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-08-26
A Verdict n ACCORDANCE with Proofs

The verdict az tine public in favor Of HostcttsE's
Stomach B.t;cTs differs i-"-a some that might he
mentioned, in being in sirict ceoianoe with the
r-pofs repeatedly adiuoei in the support q: tie
mus u Americas Iiost p"!4IiaT remedy. ]; nl3y
4 Ice doubted il there medicine H. sui
p tia on Of Whose me is suc OF uns iicit-
a. testimony has accumulated. An examination of
q testimony establishes fact of the last IL, port-
nccc 10 the sick and deb itL.c A. wei Is thos ygo
Hrc CEPoscJ uBiayO.aIie iLironces o. elm. .e-
namely, that the Bitte-s upequalsd toaic, Gn
nd thorough spcc &c for every disorder Of tie
d 'cst1ge, hillary ami ,'stary organs rcliab G
Teans Of regulating the dsci..-C ti.S most imp,
n ir1cinns uf the body, arei sumo ne pra,ac-
AIMS Intermittent and -p1n cent .fytrS, ana 9
D. hrr lisrl-..s a which mat 1 .Nn, L..