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Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
,IH CoyNTY, N

STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAvESwo.IH CoUSTY,
In the District Curt Of said County snI SAFE.
ED~ARD CELL SIZE. Executor OF the Las,
viii and T,s,ameu' OF JOH. GELLISPIE, de-
BsETsA eafTa. KING, DENNIS meIsERNEY. r Mar.
GAREr MCINEsNEY, The BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMIS MFRS Of Ieavenvorth
County, and THE MUTUAL LOAN AND
SAVINGS ISSriIUTiOy Of LeavenwortI, D.,
Kansas, Defendants.
ou, the above-naned defendant, Bertha Kiog,
are hereby notified that you n I've b en- saei IL
the above-entltled fcSion, in the above-enritied
Court, together with the other PENDANTS therein
named, and YOU fur her notihei that the
aoove-named P,eintifi fled mis- pa'i.iou in the
above-entiri.d causa the 18th day of De-
Gender, 1875, TIE object and prayer of which
petition il 10 Obtain a Judgment for S2lO
and interest thereon at ten per cent. per anum
from the lSIh day OF sc tembsr, 1872. less So IS
and, also, n mortgage made BY yourself and
Geo g. King Of SANE da,- an ,sto, twopar cent.
of the smount found due .or Attorney ices aud,
also, for an order aod decree for the saie Of The
fol wing detcrihei lands and tenements Q tuaie
in Leavenworth County, Kansas, to-wit:
. he nos tn half OF the nor heast quarter Of
tian twenty three t23) in township eleven uI), Of
range twenty, east OF the SIN z N on the ore
closure Of q mortgage made by you and your said
husbl' d, the 18Th das o. September, 1872 and,
also, for the deierminati OF the interest Of The
other defendants in and TO the said lands, and
that unless you answer the said petition ny
the 18th day Of Feb uary, 1s76 the petition will be
tsken true, aud judgment rendered thereon sc-
cordingiy.
DECEMBER IS, 1875 Attorneys for Plain ill.,
Dec 18th dit w-3t.
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Letters From Druggists.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that
Green's Angus; Flower will not cure Come
to the Drug Store OF L. Parham and in
Puire about it. If you suffer from Costive-
ness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indi-
gestion, Liver Complaint, or arrangement
of the Stomach or Liver, try it. Two or
three doses will relieve you. q.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold in
every town and city in the United States.
We have not less than five hundred letters
from Druggists, saying it is the bes; medi-
cine they ever sold for Consumption.
Throat or Lung disease. Sample bottles of
both 10 cents each. Regular size 75 cents.
Nov25-5S-d&w.
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BIRTHDAY Dinner.

We had the pleasure of announcing, one
year ago yesterday, the sixth anniversary
of the dawn of the life of Miss Cora c.
Collins, and thought the bOunteous repast
prepared for her many friends on that au-
spicious occasion, equal to, if not surpass-
ing anything of the kind We had
ever seen, bat her birthday dinner of yes
terday far surpassed the one OF 1874. A
number of beautiful presents, beftting a
young lady of seven years, were bestowed
by her admiring friends, and Miss Cora,
who has grown considerably within the
past twelve months, was as happy as bliss
ful childhood can possibly be.
Cheerful, happy, laughing Cora.
Ger thy life may blessings flow,
Eun with ease the race before thee,
angels guide thee here below.
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MEETING AT sARCoXIEvILLE.

SAECoXIEvILLE, December 90, 1875.
EDITOR TINES AN enthusiastic meet
ing OF the citizens OF Sherman township was
held at the school house.
Capt. Hindman called the meeting to or
der. Hon. James Pickens was chosen chair
man and Joseph Hemphill secretary. The
following resolution was offered and adopt
ed:
Resolred, That we, the citizens of Sher-
man township, Leavenworth county, believe
that herd lazy in thiscounty would be detri-
mental to the best interests Of the farmers /;
therefore, We respectfully ask and demand
of our representatives, that they use all hon.
orable means in their power to have this
county exempt from such a law being forced
upon it, at the next aession of the Legisla-
ture. JOsEPH HEMPHILL,
Secretary
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Where Does 1t All Col From ,

Pints and quarts of filthy Catarrhal dis
charges. Where does it all come from
The mucous membrane which lines the
chambers of the nose, and its little glands,
are diseased, so that the draw from the
blood its liquid, and exposure to the air
changes it into corruption. This lie
liquid is needed to build up the system,
but it is extrated, and the system is weak
ened by the loss. To cure, gain flesh and
strength by using DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, which also acts directly upon
these glands, correcting them, and apply
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DR..
Pierce's Nasal Douche, the only method of
reaching the upper cavities, where the dis
charge accumulates and comes from. The
instrument and both medicines aro sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines.
eod&w
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4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the erron
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, los Of manhood, &c, 1
will send = recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph 7. Inman, &ation d, Bibe Koxse,
Ner York Ctg aug20eod&w57
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NIGHT sweats are often tha symptoms of
Disease in the Pulmonary Grams, that may
be cured by WEHARris PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL, which druggists all over the coun-
try admit to be the Bes Consumptire Remedy
they have any knowledge of. Cures Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat Pleurisy, Diphtheria,
and Catarrh. W
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NOTICE FOR DEEDS.
Property Sold for Taxes of 1877, for
Which Deeds viii Be Due May 2nd,
1876, Unless Sooner Redeemed.

TINE following is list Of lands and town le,.,
L situated in The coun Of Leavenvor ard
stlie of Aansss. sold BY the Csuaty Treasurer Of
said county, at 4 ss begun on the first Taes-
day Of Nay. 4. u. 1878, for deliuque1, taxes o.
the yeu is12 describing each lss and parcel OF
land - The same d.scribed oa the tsx-ron VI
said county for said year. giving the name Of the
person to whom a. ese3, and stating In the column
headef ''aMount due the taxes and ie terest ca.
eulsbe to the last cay Of redemption due Of each
parcs..
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DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION.

The Fine, New Pres5yterian Church at
Trenton, Io Falls . Prey to the Flames.
A most disastrous conHagration occurred
in the little fourishing city Of Trenton, on
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad, one
hundred miles from this town, about half
past four o'clock Sunday morning last, the
fine, new Presbyterian church falling prey
to the flames. The structure had Just been
completed, at cost of about $4,000, and
was to have been dedicated that day. The
edifce was most elaborately finished and
ornamented, and was the pride of the city.
The cause Of the conhagration was an over
heated stove
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AGAINST THE HERD LAW.
That is the Position Taken by
the Farmers Of Sherman
Township.
Also the Opinion of q Correspon.
dent of The Times From
Stranger T0wship.
A CORRESPONDENT VIEWS.

hNohuA<,f o-sDA-sA .
STRANGER Town SHIP, Dec. 20, 1875.
EDITOR TIMs:-I have Just returned
from westward trip, and have had a good
laugh over the reply of your mot red-hoi
correspondent" / am sorry for having
goaded his able pen to the wrong side of the
question. Few men could have put such
flimsy arguments in such plausible shape
He makes his Deighbors find fault with
Grants message on account Of not msn-
tioning the Herd Law. Put that pun down.
l find fault, also. President Grant should
have described in what sort Of cribs the
women OF Kansas should rock their babies.
All the arguments sound nice, none but a
master of order could have found such a
trap to catch men. II order be Heavens
first law, the author has one hope left, un-
less the evil consequences OF his work be too
heavy in the balance. But, behold him ris-
ing in power! We want range ard grass
for our cattle. But whose grass? This
touches every heart. The grass belongs to
others Justice must live! Why has
Leavenworth county allowed it to continue
for SO many years? When the farmer
wanted to use his land he had TO fence it.
Now companies wish TO use theirs, and JUS
fice demands that the farmers shall tear
down their fences, and tetter all their cat
tie, to save companies the expense Of build
ing fences. If it we're Just for the farmers,
why no, now Jus, for the rich corporations?
Then all the land that they did not wish to
use could he turned into beef BY each neigh
borhood, and their right to use the land,
unprof,able 10 the owner, is we'll covered
by the argument that they bought farms
with the advice that thew could use the
range of all lands not occupied by the
owner.
Whose grass is il then? II belongs TO
those who will turn it into beef, if the own
er will leave ii to flames and not turn il
into beef. then Justice demands that some
one else should do so. "But the proof of
the pudding ia in the eating of IL" Won saw.
now give us pudding and not sour crout.'
We are too far advanced TO eat off of from
tier tables. We cannot return 10 that
manner of life If we wished. We must look
to better settled States, and you cannot find
one to recommend the Herd Law. have
not met one farmer in the township who
wants it. You say Salina shipped 70 much
grain. How much has Leavenworth ship
ped? Salina has a better market, reader
.ales and higher prices than Leavenworth.
This is what helps them. Perhaps the
Herd Law is better for them who had it
rom the first. If you forced a change on
hem they would suffer Just as we would
;utfer by a change. Give them a natural
yrowth and they will come out of the Herd
law in few wears. How foolish il is then
o 60 back to their state in order to walk |
Up with them. If fortune has favored |
hem in their infancy, remember that Leav-
nworth had Just as bright cradle and the
prosperity of either is not an argument for |
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THE CHICKEN SHOW.
Arrangements for the Exhibition Progress
ing Finely.

AffAn8em0nU Tor the EXhiblu0n RrcGrest
ing Finely.
The arrangements for the approaching
exhibition of the Leavenworth Poultry and
Pet Stock Association are progressing fine
ly, and everything will be ready by the
18th, the opening day. One hundred
coops have been ordered, seventy of which
are already completed. These are to be
used for the accommodation of exhibitors
from abroad. Laingis Hall will be appro-
priately fitted up for the occasion, and the
attendance will be, without doubt, very
large. Der poultry men are determined to
make the affair a success.
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SKisNGUe lILi;f.tPT.

depressed. irritable beta CT mind;
u weak, nerrons, CEh2aatsl feeling /;
no energy or ,3'm itics /; .oaiusrG nead,
weak asn.s sry, Gf;en wi'h dehiiitaiin-, /,
insaIun:ary discharges, The conce-
gnenoe OF excesses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This nE2sUC7 9iei'J-
Tt finds sovereign cTre in HUS.
PHRxTs' HuAEoPaTiiiG -PLGiFf,;,
40. 2S 1t tones up the system, arrests
discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire
system. 1t is perfectly harmless and al
ways efficient Price, -, ior package Of
Eve boxes and large > vial of powder,
which is important in old, serious cases,
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Melicine Co., No. So Broadway, \. Y.
Theo. Egersdcrf, Robert Parham, Agents,
Leayenworth, Kansas. arrl4-eod&w
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e IA II OF
Fraction In n rart
OF commencing n
a point on the e
line Of sad b o. K
193 II from ~ cor
thereof, I ence "
parallel With
bheym,n ri to l2ih
81. thence n along
18th Of to NJ cor
Of blk. thence .
siony Cherokee 81
tous cor ol blk,
thpnca q along At
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Canabis Indfca.

The Great East India remedy, imported by
Craddock & Co., 1882 Race street, Phila-
delphia, is warranted to cure consumption,
bronchitis and asthma. One bottle will
satisfy the most skep;ical. Price $3.50.
Ask your druggist to get it. They do not
commission these remedies, but viii make
cash agents everywhere. nov1Sv4w
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KEEP THE BABE SwEEr.-Every mother
in washing her child should use " Constan-
tines Pine Tar Soap" Nothing gives a
healthier skin or imparts more beauty to
the babe than this Soap. 1t keeps the body
healthy, and the infant is not liable to the
frequent maladies which attack the skin.
Sold BY Druggists and Grocers. ltd&w
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DIsrREss after eating, one of the most
unpleasant results of indigestion, will no
longer be experienced if tablespoonful of
Simmons Liver Regulator is taken after
each meal. This will prevent the distress
referred to and by persevering in the use
of this remedy for few weeks, q perma-
nent cure will be effected, and pain will no
longer be the penalty of eating. 1t-d&w.
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Assisaee's Notice.

NYOTICE Is HEREBY CIV SN to al the cred
N itors off. r Ssap, Of Leavenvorth City,
Kansas, that I viii, on Thursdav, the 9Th day Of
April, 1876. ai my ONCE, No. 315 delaware street,
IN the Ciiy OF Leaven worth, and County OF cav
envotth and STATE Of kansa-, prtceed, publicly, TO
adjust d allow demands sg ,inst the estate and
bene 1t Of all tie creditors
GEORGE 8. WOODWARD,
Assignee ot J. 3. sEAks.
Ieavenvorth. Kansas. d Gambler 3rd, 1875,
Gec3-dl-w3mo
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AT the regular meeting of Washington
Lodge, K. Of p, Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
p. C., Adolph Sachs; &C, George For
an; V. C., Augustus Blohm; F., John Ross;
K. OF r. S. Adolph Birnbaum; NJ. of E.,
Michael Hurley; NJ. of T., John Mitchell !;
NJ. at A, Charles Arthur; F. g., George
Cahoo; Trustee, Michael Rogers; Repre-
sentative, John Ross.
The new officers will be installed Satur-
day evening, January lst.
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e6 IN con per day. Agents wanted. All
~ " Wv cissse- OF working people u beth
sexes, Young and old make more money at work
Tor Us, in their Localities, during their spare
moments, or all the time, tnan at any thing else.
We offer emf loyment that viii pay handsomely
TOR every hours work. Full par:ieu.ars, terms,
&C., sent Tree. send Us your address ., once.
Don't delay. Now Is the time. Don't look tor
uork business elsewhere, until you have learned
what we offer. ~. oTISsos Il Co., Portland, Msine.
meyl9-4s.d&v
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen that unless redeemed
~ on or before the day hmited.tnerefor. to-w,t;
nee wears from the dare Of the sale thereof, the
Ia ds ard town lo,s cribed In the foregoing list
VIII be conveyei 70 the purchasers.
Oaee Of the County Treasurer, Leavenvorth,
ERiSTUs McCHILLUs, Co. Treasursr.
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THE LATEST AND BEST
the BEST 4 CHEAPEST

and descriptive list containing testimonials Of
thousands in use, varying in size from TX IN to 2
feet.
Kept In stock, and sold at Factory prices BY 4.
o. Pray, Minneapolis. MINI.
T.. p. AIlis Co., Mil~ank.e, Wisconsin.
g. 4 W. Todd a Co., ST. Louis, NO.
Great Western Manufacturing Co., Lssven-
worth, Kansa.
Eivet Bucket Co.'S once and Factory, corner
Canal ard Washington st., Chicago, Illinois.
maro6-3rd-ecvdveov
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RAW-FURS WANTED.

SEND FOR PRIcE CURRENT To A. =. BURR-
HAaDG d &C., Manu- uacturers and Exporters
OF American Fur rkIn,, ls3 " est f"ur'h -,
si0elnoasi. They pay the highest priee' cur.
rent i America. shipping TO them direct will
save the pr fits Of mid.ie-men, and bring prompt
cash returns. dCcS-7l
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, I

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY.
In the PEo6ute Court Ia and for saii Cssnty.
In Q matter of the Estate Of I
JOHN FUSrEk, Deceaked,
NyUTICE II aEeEBY GIVEN, That letters
N OF Ad.aiAis,ration have been granled to the
undersigned on the Estats ofJOHN FOSTER, late
of said county, deceased, by the Honorable, the
Prohais Court sf the county and state Aforesaid
dated the 27sh day Of October, A. ID. 1875 and tn
tbis notice Is puoshed of this date by order Of III
Probate Court, made december 2, 1875. nov, all
persons having claims sgainst the said Estate, are
hereby notihed that they must present the same
from the date Of raid Letters. or they may bepe
eluded from any benefit Of puch Asta Q; and that
II such claims be rot exhibited within three yea;s
after the date sad letters they shall be forever
barred. LIDDIA FlSTER, Adninistratrix,
of the Estate Of JOHN FOSTER. deceased.
Jos. W. TAYInR, At y Ior Adm ipi,tratriH.
DeceObe 2. 1878, dec3-dl .w3t
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Change Of address Ponds Extract.

This wonderful healing Pain Destroyer
seems likely to acquire equal popularity in
Europe to ,ha; it has already won in Amer
ica- So rapidly are sales increasing that
New and Extensive Premises have Just been
taken at 4S2 OXFORD STREET, London,
where every convenience is now provided
Tor the immense demand.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
THE fsa7ln.o.I. sTAaS OF 1tSsAs; asss44. a
In the Probate Court, IN and fer sasd Cessty.
In the matter OF the Estate OF
SARA n RXRNE Iloeeaaad

Creditors and all other persous Interested In the
Aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified, that at tie
next regular term Of the Probate Co n in and Tor
said County, 10 be begun su. held at the c urt
Room, in ,hs City ani County OF Leavenvorth,
rHate Aforesaid, on the 6rst Monday In the month
of January, A. D 1876, shall app to the aid
Court for full and final settlement Of sid Estate.
FRANCIS p. GIANT, executor Of will Of SAxAH
sYRSks, deceived.
Leavsnwortn CITY, Novsmbsr aOth, A. D, 1875.
dec2.W4W
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r. y 8 ANE3R 4.
PRESCRIPTION FREE,

NOR the speedy Cure OF Seminal We,knev,
e Lost Manhood and all disorder brought on By
ndiscIetious excess Any Druggist hes the In
:Iedients.
address DAVIDSON CO., Boz 22ss. New
To.k. sepsl-eodA v-66,
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CALL in and get your groceries, currants
and raisins, for Christmas, Of Kisinger.
decl4-v2t
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LEGAL.


IN tiop will be made to the Honorable the Die
irict Cour. of Leaven worth, County, Kax sas, on
Friday, tn. 2sth day Of December,T A. D. 1875, or
soon, thereafter, hearing eau be had, to con-
fer upon John J. Coulter, the Iighfs Of sjoi,y IN
aesordancs With the provisions Of an .ct Of the
Legis' 'atufe o. the sra OF k,nsas, entitled, 'Au
ct to authorize District Cou Is TO confe- the rights
OF malorit minc's in eeftsin cases " Ap-
pr,vei, Febru try 20, 1875. Dated this rst day Ct
December A d 1875. .HS J. CoULrER,
Thy is next friend, CoRbE,.iA K.COULrtR
dsci W.T.
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If you want cheap boot or shoe, 20 to
Frank Zipp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
sun&wtf
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If you want good boots or shoes, 60 to
Frank Zpp's, No. 404 Shawnee street.
sun&wtf
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CFFEtTUAL sPGG1FIO

Fo. all 1i>asscs of the Liver. stomach and Spleen
fBg SYMPTOMS of the Liver ccmpiant
bi-ter or bad tasts in he outh; ram in IN.
Btcs, cides "r Joints, of e mistaken for f.heum.
tsn; -o~r >s~m zen: toss Of 40, ct to; Bowel
Alternate costive and lax; Headache; Loss o.
m-fHI-, sith pain'ul - nss ion II having IA led
a. do some hirg wrich ought 10 hzve been do e
D~btfI'y, So - Sestsfs~ a IN cx vel ow ap-
pezra rce Ofthe -sin aui tyrs, dry Cough OF en-
iiista yen tor JnsumD ion
20 ue:lme- Uany Of thss symptoms q tend m
disease, at oth-fs very few; hut the Lry-K, the
largest orsar 10 the b-dy. j. generally the seat OF
tn dise8 = aud II raat.d in lin great SUI
ferirg, and wet hedne aad DEa II W On.
sor pY-PaPs'A, pNSrIPArIOy Jaundice,
Riiious, sfra-k., lex HEADACHE, Col c, De-
,rossiOn Of Sps its, SOUR GONACH y cart Burn,
Ae ac.,
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World
nASUFAcTUKED ONLY BY
J. B. ZEfl.NN - CO.,
AACos, GA. and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, Sioo. Sold b. all Druggists.
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MEDICAL.
@ZIZIs&
E77;l!XS
ihe Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract.
Tsks no other.
Hear: for I riU SPEAK Of ereelea. things

FOr
snj uv1es to Man or Beast.
Falls, Bruises.
.aFa1ns, sprsios. Contu-
sions, Dislocations.
FFnet0ve-. Cuts, . arersted
CT Ineised wounds.
,weiltngs, Burns, Scalds,
sunbUrns.
Bieesii ~ L0nEa or spitt-
log Of Siood.
sOse BE- a. and Bleeding
GumsofI.e
S0mstbsE OF Mood and
Bloody discharges.
fsf;es-Bleediny Pills., Blind
Pile, (infs,.ible).
e. Olh.ehe. E.rache, Neu-
ra'gis, Svei.ed Ease.
9h- asDssssm. Rheumatic
Swelling or soreness.
'StsfTsse . or ,oren O., Lun-
bayo, Lane 2 Back
core throat or Quinsy,
Infsmed Sonsils,
D1ptbesso- Bs"nc0ttfs,
Asthma.
core or inlamed Eyes or
Eye-llds-
CataPsh, Leuecrrhea, Diar-
Ihea, Dyseniery.
wore A1roses, Infamed
Breast
Painful or to Profuse
Sen hi e..
y ~ 'eS. Ova ia7 Disease
and Iumors
u sd0ey GOm plant, ,Gra.
val ana Stranguxy.
Ch~A"gs ard Excavations
Of lniauts or Adults.
yaFfcOse ei0s, Enlarged
or Iu6smed Veins.
CleeFu.bld Snfes, Internal
Clrerafions.
ts01ls, arbuncler, Tumers,
Hot vellinss.
TOrns ani EunioBs. Chafed
or sore rect.
hn fkos n, Barpess or Sad.
die Gals.
feBOu or whiilow. Frosted
Limbs or Parts.
a-squitO Httes. inset
s,inss, Chopped Hands.
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THERE were nine real estate transfers re-
corded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
yesterday, amounting in the aggregate to
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French Specific.

A New COMPLETELY PROVEN and Scientific
n Discovery. CURES FOR LIFE ALL FORMS
SYPHILIS. Address DR.. LANE T, Principal
AMERICAN AGENCY, founded 1874 hy OtieIal
Authority from Paris, France, at 405 NORTH
'EVENTH -TREtT, ST. LOUIS, Missouri.
All persons hsaorabiy and promptly 6ealt with.
junel-44
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1000 AGEN Tss, Teachers, studc dcnis men
aud woIUen. wanted to ssli a. n 81 Z 4. q 4.
ZGgCk Ek saF sssE a.. - shovs grand re-
cults of iOO Y.AR> Px"GKt.Se. \ whole
Library. Bost0A GioJc.-NoI luxury, but
necessity. Ia,er-OcsGH ~rlttnE fook
fa,. rs- Want Gen. Agt., in
every citv o. 10, co., Addie S, J. L. NCCURDf &
co. Publishers, 81. Louis, no.
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s5r q. ERLER,

CHYSIciag. SuRGEtH AND AcC6UcHEUR-Prac- ac-
ICED WIN tee best success at Mt. S'.Tllng, Ill.
Fo,me ly SurSeo, in the orth German Army.
Tenders his pro essiousl services TO eavenworth
ard entity: ui,l treat alt dissasss-Female
Chroric disesses sre i sitv. tffice: 4os Shawnee
street. octi-w-69
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

LSOR the speedy cure of sc ninal yea :ness lest
q manhood and all diso-de brought on by in
di5cretions TT excess. ANY drGsgi-t has the in.
gradients. Address, Df. +. Hilton & CO.,
juiy26-d6w-5 Cincinna |, Ohio.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

IF you want a stylish boot or shoe, go to
Frank Zipp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
sup,Swtf
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

HIGHEST price for butter and eggs at
AiGne<A 6fringdale, Kansas. declsvltl
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

SEn tn S5GGN invested in stock r'ri,i-
W. ~ SSSSSieges pays large profits on
Hmi'ed lis blity. SPscBls'ors should cali or write
for our y pags book, Men and Idioms Of Wall ST.
and Weekly Review of Wall s.
Nonf Fpoo Addre.s JOHN HICKLING s
OSuJ i ISC, CO., Bankers 4 Brokers, y
BROADWAY, Ny ,nt-5 Is
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

PON DS HXTRAsT is fund for sails by all
Ytrst.esnss lpSus Et ss. and reeointnsn-
ded by all Druggists, Physicians, and every
body Who has ever used it,
Psmphset containing His-ory and Use mailed
free application, II not found at your
Druggists.
P,<u'S EXTEss!E tlis,
msy5-eodw New work nsi,s g,0DdOsa.