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pOOM> FOR RENT. Apply to an
~ 4. l.. u. WALFORD, A::l
Ia GS-lw 9i4 Suin street.
EOR RENT, THAT CENTRALLY-6 6
Il LOCATE ID aud most convenient and de- sz.g
trahl.: FAMILY RE.lDEkCE No. 3l4 north
"c!ith street. containing eight rooms, with water
&c. Apply al No. 913 Main street. ja G-2ni
T'HE HANDSOME AND SPACIOUSTa
L RhL1.-ROUM. with supper and dressing Eli
?-nm- attached, over Lew Brothers store. suita-
+" for balls aud o'hcr entertainments, will be
''n'd hr The day, night or week, ut very mode
!'l' prices. LODGE-ROOM for rent Tuesday and
!hulsdIy nights. Apply at the Clhcc OF
LEVY BROTHERS,
IL Jif2h l017and l019 Main street.
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p,uz,s sells only slrlytly pure ~ ,ar-eanales.
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uTANTED CUSTOMERS FOR

w ANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR ,s.L.g
wv - LOAN OFFICE BARGAINS.
. On MONDAY, January ~, 1876. ehall expose
ststins OF e3 HneGoLu WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, 49
RINGS, 81 sets SLEEVE and BOSOM BUTTONS, .
DIAMOND RINGS, 8 DIAMOND STUDS, 10 sets OF
LADIEs' PISS and eEAR-KINQs, q pair elegant
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, and many other srtlcl es,
which viii be offered at very low figures III order 10
insure ready sale.
Every one desirous OF purchasing great bargains
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine the
goods aud hear the prices, at :,
l. M Enurtoonth sfraat
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MINERAL WATER.

NATURAL MINERAL WATERS, Inn.
IN norted. and VIRGINIA ALUM WATER,
freshly bottled. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
IA 86-lch Sixth and Broad streets.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.
BosroN, Decembes 10, 1859.
Grn,Iemen,-My only object in giving you this
testimonial Is TO spread valuable hfoIua9ten
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H>VK RENT. the BRICK TENEMENTI Iss
Ii IN Sla,n street between Marshail and Clay G.I
no aoI' gCalaInns Ten rooms, kitchen, &C., &C.
! LrI, -n j. T. kEESEE,
F'tla.Tt ut National Bank o! Virginia.
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WANTED, THIS DAY, BUYERS FOR
w 76 barrels New York assorted RED APPLES
aud 25 barrels GREkNINGS, just arriving. All
ONCE for cash. 8s.-s st.t .ts.sg cE
Market-men, greeii-grocers, confecttoners, fruit
Dealers storekeepers, housekeepeTs, and everybody
else are invited TO come and supply themselves, 4
sta4 ss4 MOORE q GOODSONS,
.. ,e,........, ,-.-,.s 3O7 Seventh street,
"a 90. .2tH hef Npcn BROAD and Marshall streets.
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ALSO.

medium size GRAY MULE 7.
suitable for farming.tO DO sold low for each.
Sole agent for SrEPHENS'S PATENT EGG
CARRI ER-far superior to any now In use fer the
price iouly u each completely. A liberal discount
10 the II ade. j. X. HOCkADAf,
ia 29.2t 1928 Main street.
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TOR RENr, TWO ELEGANT NEWA

SEOR RENT. TWO ELEGANT NEW@
1t RESIDENCES. Nos. 709 and I'll west iMs
aux IN. rect, ady"inin5 Colonel T.. T. Nyers's,
E!;L ABOUT Twelve roou!s each, and all The most
a.. ID! (. and desirable BRIUK DWELLING ut
southwest corner OF Cary aud Filth streets, with
suUul ROOMS. .
: I>o. nee .ud convco!ent DWELLING, No. l O5
ty,~: Man street, with seven rooms and kitchen !;
III ,o!Trlisnc.s.
A!s,. ,hrc. nice aud convenient NEW HOUSES
AT northeast corner Of Main and Linden streets,
h!ih a,uUt nine rooms each; hot and cold water
4drcp- bout Them.
Alo large aud comfortable DWELLING on east
titc eiAlJ street Just hcynnd Leigh. onpoSt. Mr..
=! hard Meade :. with about ten rooinS and Kitchen.
: $50 m!Cc srd {. nrenjcnl HOUSE, almost uew,
-. 23l south second street, between CaDa and
IL -, with six rooms; nei2ilhorhood uNaXeept,on-
k0!r.
M>p irst-rat. DWELLING. No. l06 cast Mar
siial httwcenFirst aud second streets, with eight
tuyrls and f!lchtn. Nice house
Ais.,. DWELLING No. 23o7 Broad stree,
tlI:cA wv, with ten rooms aud Kitchen; al liz
yvuf order
.,i... DWELLING No. sos north Fifth street,
rl'h seven rooms. VERY comfortable
Also. HOUSE M. 522 north Fourth street, be-
twrrn lay and Leigh, with five rooms. Ren. low.
Al~r DWELLING No. l04 Cay street, between
- an second streets, with fvnr rooms.
AI>o, Hrt~t 40. 10 Cherry street tFords
tu~g Win NTcc rooms .-.
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WIANTED, ALL, THE LADIES TO
w know that have been appoDted agent for the
iSTATnN ISLAND DYEING-W0HKs, and am
prepared TO receive all kinds OF work, such az
dresses, shawis cloaks feathers, gloves. Aso gem
tlemen's 0lothing scoured-plnts, 90 cents wnoie
suit, $2-by the celebrated French Seonrer ana
ChaWpion Gove-Cleaner, l. FhENCh,+
de 15 No, 6 Niath street, sign Of Red Flag,
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r,oH RENT. THE LARGE BASE-G O.
I MEHT-ROUM IN rear OF my ofnco, with ~
s~tynnc. on Eleventh stree; also FINE LuDti-
i%U.EuUM III tue third story Of the National Bank
ffN'rrnia. Apply 10 j. l.. APPEkSON.
=, 1n.Gt Real Estate Agent.
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TOR RENT, a valuable four-story G:,
4 TOBACCO FACTORY, fronting on Cary IL
So So ~ RICHARDSON & CO.,
HipSns. Ills Msiu str, ef.
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Mr.. Demmer va, In Richmond about two
weeks ago. He made application at the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Attorney
General, upon his return TO Washington
from Deer Park, received a note from the
President mentioning that Judges wylie
and Macarthur, of the Supreme Court of
this District, had made strong appeals in
favor Of Judge Fisher, asking that for the
present no further steps lie taken in the
matter of his removal. 1t does not appear
to he generally accepted that this will have
the effect OF permanently retaining Judge
Fisher in office.
Jas. U. Churchill and Lewis o. Martin
have been appointed internal revenue
gaugers for the first district of Missouri,
and ]. B. Walt and Hugo Fischer, store
keepers for the same district.
The Postmaster General shows earnest
ness in his proceedings against mail con-
tractors who fail in their obligations. He
yesterday coniiscated to the Use OF the gov
ernment three certificate checks amounting
to Sic, ,392, deposited according to law by
Mathew Draper, failing contractor. ac-
companying his bid on the route by $780,
096. This is the first in which the Depart
ment has contiscated such check. The
Postmaster-Cieneral has also commenced
suit against the bondsmen OF
over forty failing mail contractors.
District Attorney Fisher had an inter-
view of four hours continuance, this after
noon, with the Attorney General, his object
being to present satisfactory replies to the
which have been made against
his administration OF the,otfice Of District
Attorney. No conclusions were reached.
As the matter now stands, the request has
been suspended, at the instance of the Presi-
dent, in order that the accused may have a
full hearing.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22

position of Chief by Mayor Anthony, and
re-appointed by his successor, Col. Aber-
nathy. He is a capable and efficient off.
Ger, brave and fearless, understanding the
nature Of his duties thoroughly, and has
proved himself equal to every emer-
gency. The other members Of
and are we'll adapted to perform
the arduous work assigned tn them. ]. W.
Wheeler, the chief engineer If the Depart
ment Is an i;geuicus mechanic, and who
perfectly understands the engines placed
under his control. He keeps the steamers
in the most perfect order and repair, and is
acquainted with every minute portion Of
their intricate machinery. He is machinisl
of the first class, and could build an engine,
were it made part of his duty. He is a
gentleman, and courteous to all. HIS as
sistant, Pat Burns, is also a capable and
Trustworthy man, and is always faith al in
the discharge Of his duties. The other
members of the department, Tom Fortune
and Ed. ellison, horsemen; Nelson Nye,
engine driver; Buck Robinson, driver of
hose reel, and Pat. Lahiff, night watchman,
are ever ON the alert, and are credit to
the city and the department.
THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
Mr.. Christian Beck, was born in the city Of
Denmark. He is an old citi-
zen Of the metropolis, having emigrated TO
this city in the early days. He is strict in
the performance Of his varied duties, and
the streets have been, during his admins
tration, cleaner than they have ever been
before. He also performs the duties Of
Market Master
THE WEIGH MASTER,
Mr.. Connie Curtin, has been in Office but a
short time, yet he has shown his fitness for
the position to which the people have elect
ed him. He is an old resident, and is
much respected.
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HORSE THIEF.

The Notorious Jno Ellis and Henry Luther,
Two Horse Thieves, Taken to neosho
County, for Trial.
Yesterday, Sheriff Hill, of Neosho coun-
ty, took from the Fort Scott jail the noto-
rious John Ellis and Tom Ferguson, alias
Henry Luther, two hoise thieves, for the
purpose Of taking them to Usage Mission
for trial.
Our readers will remember that John El-
lis WAS captured short time since in the
Indian Territory, and taken to Thayer for
preliminary trial, and committed to Jail at
this place. He is of Irish descent, about
40 years old, feet inches in hight, light
complexion, and sandy whiskers and hair.
He still lives near the locality of the Ben
der tragedy, in this State. The officers
have long known him as desperate char
acter, but until now he has escaped the
clutches of the law.
Tom Ferguson, alias Henry Luther, was
arrested few weeks ago, charged with
stealing horses and cattle near Usage Mis-
sion. He was committed to Jail in Fort
Scott, to await his trial. He is about 40
years old, five feet ten inches high, slender
ly built, has long arms and long legs, a
keen black eye, and rather braggadocio in
appearance.
He is known to have been engaged in
stealing horses near Sedalia, Mo-, about the
first Of May last, when it was supposed that
he was killed but it seems that he was
only wounded. The District court is now
in session in Neoshs county, and they will
probably have their trial this week.
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IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public.

1t is the duty of all persons before STAR
ing ON journey, TO ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble, and II there are two or more
roads leading 10 the same point. TO decide
which is the safest and pleasantest TO tray-
el.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago x Northwestern Railway is the oldest,
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
wears the road bed has been put in admira-
bic condition, and almost the entire line has
bt<p 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 he sure of making eastern
connections. For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, Won should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points in northern Illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton; and ii Won are 60
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
The CHICAGO & NoRTHwEsTERN.
Iou will find on al. throu. trains Pull.
Z an sleepers, new aid ma lifceut day
caches, and the best smoking and second
lass cars now on any road In the Unit
States.
Particular inform. tion, ith mas, tir e
tabs, etc, may b had at any of the
through ticket Offices IN tts west, or upon
personal or written applica' ion.
J. ii. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent, On aha, Neb., or to
w. H. SrENNErT, General Passenges
Agent, Chicago.
feb25-w
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 2O.-The @Daily Tele-
graph" saws: Russia has officially an
bounced her intention of Withdrawing her
proposal for continuance Of the Brussels
conference.
The captains of the British, Irish and
Scotch lights, in letter to the council, ex-
pres the hope that the various suggestions
for = match Will cad not only 20 a contest
between the teams Of the United States and
the United Kingdom hereafter, but will in
sure an annual competition at Wimbledon,
fer the championship Of the world.
A few gentlemen breakfasted with MIR.
Graham, a former member Of Parliament,
and opened with Sl25,OOO, to build a
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
here.
A heavy rain storm Is falling in Lanea-
sbire. Yorkshire and adjoining counties.
The river Calder has overiowed its banks
for twenty miles. From Halifax to Barniy
the roads are suhmergsi. Many street:
and ho,-sz in Todmard 4 and Eastwood
a:e Roo.ed. The river threatens V inun
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state Of mind
q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
no energy or AMIN alton confused hea I'd,
weak memory, often with drbilitatins,
inno,un,ary discharges, The conce-
quenoe Of excesses, mental overwork or
indi.cre,ions. This NERVOUS DEBiiI.
TY finds sovereign cure in hUN.
PHREYS HvMEOPaTHiC SPECIFIC,
En. 2S. Ii tones up the system, arrests
discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire
system. 1t il perfectly harmless and al
ways efficient Price, s., for a package Of
five boxes and large 81 vial OF powder,
which is important in old, serious cases,
OF 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail ON receipt of price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., No. 56s Broadway, n. Y.
Thco. Esersdorf, Robert Parham, Agents,
Leavenworth, Kansas. aprl4-eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
4 Nan Falls From . Building Q Distance
Of Thirty Feet.

4 Han falls from bUllolu8 Q Uistance
Of Thirty Feet.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Cameron,
foreman for Mr.. Snecd, who has the con-
tract for taking down the old Kansas Pa
ciic railway car shops, at Wyandotte, while
on the top OF the frame work Of the build
ing, accidentally stepped upon loose
brace, which at once gave way, sending
him headlong to the ground, distance Of
some thirty feet.
Assist ance was At once at hand, and Dr..
Grafton was soon on the spot, who made an
examination of the unfortunate man, snd
found his right arm broken near the wrist,
his head severely cut, and his legs badly
bruised, together with some serious injury to
his spine. DR.. Grafton was speedily fol-
lowed by Drs. McCa be md Wood, who took
the patient in charge AID did all in their
power to alleviate his sufferings. He is
now staying At c. Stephens residence, and
his family, who reside at Grasshopper, have
been telegraphed for.
His injuries proved fatal. He died du-
ring the evening.-K. C. Journal.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22

date the low points of Sheffield, Inc Rib
BILE has risen and ove.flowed the land for
a distance OF thirty miles.
The cotton mill operatives had a meeting
at Oldham, and resolved TO refuse the mas
ters' terms, fixing their own rates Of wages.
Oldham alone contains 10000 operatives.
The workmen in the surrounding districts
are in an unsettled state. A general rup-
ture in Lancashire may he looked for
A couI il OF dc ega,eS frorr al the Pres
byterian .hurche in Christie iom, he: in
Regent Square I,-day, in open session.
Many representa- ives of American aud
Canadian churches were present. lhe OBJ
ject Of the council is 10 demonstrate the
unity OF belief among Prc;estants, arrange
mission work, concentrate the influences OF
the church upon educational and social re-
forms, and organize resistance to infideliry
and religious intolerance.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
4 Don ble Dan Sar Aye-ted.

I.rc iuhao, mt % NAL Gus re- \ Is I ga ened
b double danger. He ! not or com ellef TO
he miasma, hut to SIrdi ~ it, sir ii &C rot
y the atmosphere, hut lhe wa e ser Il
! ison threatens his system through the II 'Ss Al
H. es the liquid through he stom h. Agi 1st II
double peril there : but re pio Ion, ant that
10 in gorats the ent'-e b : =, Ga the Sestiv
anI s.c-e.iye organs. Or ITy mes usually fal
10 accomplish this - Ho etter': : mach Bites
la tae tropics, where the Sc ses original I'd
by malaria are Of a far more alshant tyne ir1n
those "a :; mated ',y the rTuse in the temper ie
zone, il enjoys immense and constantly increas lg
sales and there is portion Of III con nent whe e
il is not the -eynin specific fol nj ma fe 7esar
q, .1rdercs of Inc stomach, I.v { bowr T, pr.
d, ,.,liDr ..,rn uial3r-. and other ~,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
Proposals to Build one Cottage
Of the State Insane Asylum,
at Topeka.
OFFICE OF ,HK EoAIp OF CoNNIssIoXKRs)
pF IRK Kansas S'sTx INssSE ASYLUM,
ToPiKA, KANSAS, June 26, 1873. }

tFfftE OF vi tDAED ttNNlsSlDEERSl
OF IRK KANSAS S'sTN INSANE ASYLUM,
ToPfkA, KANSAS, June %, 1875.
UDroposa's will he received by the Cou,misio ners
X oI the Kansas -Iats In aTe Asy lum, at ToI eks.
u It'll IL csek, NJ on the 18th day Of July,
A. II. 1875 for the cree oa of enc Cottage OF said
Asylum system, according &, the plars aud Sp-ci-
hcations fer the work, which may be seen sf. er
Juiy i4,h. is 5. at the once of Dr.. Geo. Wyman.
topeka Ka1sas, aud also at the Office of askel
= wood, Architects, avrence, Kansas
Propo- ais will bs received as follows
Ist. FOR su the Mason work ofeyery kind, includ-
in. excavation.
md. FOR all Carrenter work as set fourth in the
81. or all Sisting for the roof "a specified.
LII. For the entire work complete
The specifications will fully sct forth aai cN-
pam the boundaries of the aboye divisions.
Zach bid Will te accompanied with t'raLty
('orms which may Ice had on application - tas
keil a Wo1d. a. Lawrence, hansLs IN ' . SUM
OF ole thOuss Il dollars, sgrC1 by not les VIA
Two IcspJIsiblr parties, c0ndiIoue tba thu Hifd'
viii. II award Is mate To him, enter into coutr 60
inr he work, and furnish srtist,c ory bonds iyl
lis thiul performance and iU ther 60. dtu"n' o.
that the psrt e' TO tie arsliy VIII ai-o htop"1'
partie, To the Eond, and wi furnish such cd
diiinua buudsnlcn IS the B 1Td of Trustees may
require.
fayments will he made in ca. h rs the work pre-
gre>ses, upon estimates made by the SUperint"u-
deut 10 per upon ali esfim stes being SitEa"t
u.tIi the hnai completion and acc p'an'e Ci 'Ao
work.
BiIs m-y be addressed TO the uuiersignei;
Secretary The Board of Commissioners, Topeka,
Eaa,as care Of Dr. Geo wyman. ami Tn be en-
dDrsed up, Oposai- for Building Insane Asy uuI,
at Topeka - or may he handed To the stcIe-
IA v, IN Ie, son. the day OF opening BIDS.
The parry TO whom the contract Is awa'dri,
i'll be required to furnish an itenizen fcnedu =.
OF prices oltae vsTiogs kinds of ma'erial aDd Ia
or To be used, in the construction OF the build
ing, As the b isis OF his proposals, which may be
used for III. guidance OF the Superintendent, IN
making hs ssiiust-s, and tor the basis Of any
sidition or GeiIotion that may be made to said
contract.
The Commission reserve the right 20 reject
auy or Ill bills IS the iIterest the Ststr thsfi
3 to- demand
Bidders are requested tn he p'e'sat, in T'P"ka.
o., he day pt opening ami 10 b, piepsed ~ eater
into contrast : above set rib.
BY order Of the Bad Of Commissioners,
LEVI WGODWAEr, Secretary.
if-C3.-3'w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
GET READY.

The Centennial Board Of Lesvenworth
County Has Settled Down to Serious
Business
The Centennial Board of Leavenworth
county met pursuant to adjournment at the
Hall Of the Academy of Science, on the af-
ternoon of Saturday, July 10, 1875.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The constitution prepared by the State
Society for the Use Of county societies, was
presented, read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Wellhouse, the society
proceeded to the election of Board of
Managers, to consist OF one member from
every township in the county, and one from
each ward in the city.
On motion of Mr.. Hastings, the resolu-
tion of Mr.. Wellhouse was amended to pro-
vide for three members from each township
and three from each ward.
The following gentlemen were selected az
members OF the Board from the several
wards and townships:
First Ward-Dr. T. Sinks, Hon. VIM. Nc
n. Clough, II. Hackbush.
Second Ward-H. NJ. Aller, John Will
son, E. T. Carr.
Third Ward-R. ]. Brown, J. F. Rich
ards, ]. l. Abernathy.
Fourth Ward-John Wherrell, F. Well
house, A. Caldwell.
Kickapoo-Dr. Howsley, ]. S. Van Win
kle, Jacob Winter.
Easton-C. J. Baird, John Aashley, DR..
A. G. Chase.
Tonganoxie-William F. Blair, Craw-
ford Moore, A. e. Williams.
Alexandria-W. Barnard, James Medill,
Aaron Huddleston.
High Prairie-B. b. Moore, John Gis:,
Grafton Carney.
Stranger-John Bell, James Orr, J. How
ell.
Fairmount-Dr. Coffin, o. S. Hiatt, d.
L. Evans.
Delaware-Stewart Hastings, James /.
Larimer, Maj. Hopkins.
Reno-G. W. Buckingham, Chas. Dun
can, J. NJ. Phenicie.
Sherman-J. A. Hackman, james Pick
ems, ]. J. Jewett.
On motion of Mr.. Lynch, the me nbers of
the press Of the city were made me nbers oi
the board at large.
On motion Of Mr.. Wellhouse, the secreta-
| ~ was instructed to notify the several gen.
tlemen selected a. managers, of their elec.
| ton, and of the fact that the Board will
meet for organization At theAcademy OF Sci
ence Hall, at 10 o'clock a NJ, Saturday
the 24th inst.
On motion, adjourned.
II. NJ. ALLER, Chairman.
w. S. BURKE, Secretary.
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Proposals for Hay, Wood & Coal.
CHisP gUAETEgN,sTEK' 5 OFFICE,
-. - I.tYy

sArTs FIS y. n. July -, 1873.
A,EALED PsOPO> AIS, In triplieate, with
- copy Of his aivt rti-nnent attached, vIli b"
received at tbs off,. .1Hd by the o-tcer Of the
euartermaster's I,rpI3 tmrnt at sach Of the follow
Ibg named posts, for the supplies Tcq aired tnerc j,
un i. u o. cOcx A. a Tuesday, August 10, lS.-,
~ whch plasez aud time Lgsy siil b. UPvnsti "a
the presejc- Of bi.ide irI J..r de i,siy "f ;hs
.,qutrsd quantities q d'S, " 'pl, ant Coal, go
s"rt Union Deros, y. NJ, Fore Giauani, ,al..
Forte Aarcy, stanton, NIngaIe, S-ldeH, Crais,
Fayarj aii NcRIe. W. ..igerv of w.
Wool and Coal To b., commenced on before the
18th day OF ccyteBhc5, 1879, and O. ba complete.
ia lou months, at least o. eiouIth Of the eJtiEr
guanti v cpntrdrted for TO b. delivered monthly.
rsopo a 'or furnishing any qIahii:y of tho ~
Wood OF Coal ls tlau the W aOie account y gUir o.
at the poets namst Will b- sutcrtaIn'd a. The rif
is served by tbs Government to 'tia"f a. : o
bits, a slfo tn liner or timtrisH ~ o.
fourth at any sims vi htn 'h rIy days B.isr-
e piIatiOn OF Jre coutT.ct, the gIlntItl.- 60
IIac.ei fr. God aLd sufiCielt T01's WIZ
retuirsd from the COurrzct,i Tor the pTD"Tf
faithful IUUlmeHt r fh- r.n'fart. TIE "a g..
,equ,Tsuerts mast he oJ cryoi in mako Is pr
Iosals.
Pr,fes erce will he given - artic.eso Of dori-a..a
production
IriOrmrt'oa ss 10 Tugu's .r-s r'giiIf!f tHtfE
proposals, dHtaIIs, amt ,-.T'. UcET-, &C., WI i'
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
Ponds ENtrAct -

i'ond'r Extract AMONG THE MANY
EXCELLENT FAMILY MEDICINES which
have from time to time appeared before
the public, there is not one So generally
useful. so simple, and so truly curative
as PoND's EXTRACT. 4 glance over the
long c:tilogue of ills and diseases which
!; is reputed 10 cure, Will convince Us, if
any faith can be placed in human testi-
mony, that this is one OF the rarest and
most useful medicines, If not the most
truly valuable remedy ever made
known. For nearly thirty years has
heen in extensive Use among the people
and profession; and, though its claims
have been Thousand times subjected to
searching scrutiny, yet in every instance
these claims have been triumphantly
vindicated. The people, to whom from
long Use and experience il has become
Indispensable, have universally given il
their approval; and the medical profess
sion, though generally slow to admit
new medicine, or TO endorse anything but
their own practice, have, in thousands of
instances, adopted it, and not only use it
fneiy, bnt cheerfully recommenl it. Ike
a true friend, the more We use it and
know il the better We like it.
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