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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
One Method Of Settling Hotel Bulls.
New York Letter.

The popular landlord of leading hotel
at Long Branch, like many other distin-
guished Americans, is fond of a nice little
game of draw-poker occasionally. But to-
ward the close of the season, a few weeks
ago, he had an experience, . repetition Of
which would soon end his career at cards
Among his regular guests was q well-known
millionaire capitalist, who, upon one occa-
sion, invited some Western friends to visit
him at the Branch for few days. He was
liberal in his arrangements, and 80 extrav-
agantly profuse, that his friends (xho are
Themselves comfortably fixed in this worlds
eoods) began TO feel embarrassed. He had
arranged matters 50 literally that barkeep-
ers, boot-black. hall-boys, waiters-in fact
every body in the hotel-refused the Gus.
tomary gratuities offered BY the million
aires guests. If they tried to tin a
quarter to one of the hall bows. he
held back his hand and answered.
ut is all right, sir. Cannot take any
thing from you this time. Orders, YOU
morning. On Saturday evening, while ali
were sitting on the balcony, mine host
called aside the millionaire, and, after be-
ing excused to his guests, the latter went
upstairs with the landlord. After waiting
awhile for his return, they took a stroll,
and, on their return, one of them propoeed
that they settle the hotel bill before their
friend had . chance to get ahead of them.
1t Was instantly seconded BY the rest, and
they proceeded to the hotel Office, where the
clerk was requested to make out their bills.
The landlord happened to enter the Office at
the moment and compr hended the situa-
ton At once. He simply said: "Never
mind Your bills, gentlemen. Since B.
left you he has won enough from me to pay
all your bills, and his own, too, for . month
o come. only wish had let him alone,
when he vas sitting with you couple of
houn AGO" 1t was fact he had paid his
hotel bill from his winnings. and the land
lord is yet figuring 70 discover where the
profits came in on that party.
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Administrators Notice.
HE STATE OF KANSAS, D.

HE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAykNwyRrH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for "a d Couafy.
n the matter 81 The Il tate If
jos = GOEN>, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY ,-IvkN, hit Let
N terS Of hdiuini,tr on nave been granted
l lIe undersigned on the Est te Of J JSE h
d. CIDE>S tate o. ssid Cou.ty d CA ed,
Iy the Honorable. the Probate Court f tn.
ut ami Stale Aforesaid, daIsd he l6h Gay
OF October, b 1876. Ho- all per on having
cl iIi.s against the sIid L. tat reby liz
tieI hat hey ust piesen the me 10 the I'M
dersign,d tor al owanc-, Wit IN one year from
he date of said Letters o they may be .rsciu
ded from bene1t OF such estate; and that if
such CT aims be not,X ibiteu wIihin hire a {
alt r the date OF saiu letters, they snail be for
eve barred
esta o Jos c. GoESs Dscs asei.
october I6lh 1876.
IrNK = WH-EhoF, i, the dsr5igned,
Pro at. Jude of Lsavens orth Coun-
tv, have TeiO st my hand and sf-
lsKAL I Il srd The s 1.-THE SAID Probaf Court
this l6tn day of Dc ob,r A. %. lS76.
s..M. ID e OMPIE,
Gets w3t Probate Jndg'-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

First and last Benedict Arnold has been
boon to this county. His name is al
ways handy for the able editor to use when
some man gets ashamed of his party and
leaves it. The Democrats and Greenback
men are nov fastening it upon Mr.. Wolcott,
the Independent candidate in Indiana, who
has declined to be figure-head for the sole
benefit of the Democratic party. Some of
them 60 further and call him Judas Iscari-
OF. Both names have been used once or
twice before, hut there is some flavor left in
them vet
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
.Lr. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly: ta.teIess, Ella g.rtiy ceatsd With sweet
gum purge, rsu,.ts, purify, cleanse, and
streng hen. advay's Piils, f01 the ture Of Ali
dis roeis OF the Stomach, Liver, Bow es, Eldne, o
SiaSder, ie voes ia ass, headache, tonstiI a.
ton. Sostiveness, Indigestion, Dyepep<ia bii-
iousrsss, tiIious Fever. !, Gan ma iisn Of the
B@vsls. Pile. I'D all engagements OF the iste,.
maj Wis., era NaIran;ea to efe~y q native cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, MINER.
ais or deseterious dr.. o.
ADrobs I've he following syg ptoms resulting
TIN disorders Of lie Digestive Ur.ans
ConsnPanon, Inward t1iss, fullnes Of the
Blood N the Head, Aeidify Of the stomach,
Nausea, searibura. Disgust 81 Food, Flu Ines Of
Weight 10 the toma b, sour krupsians, linking
OF q .tteTisss In the Til Of the Stomach, Sviu-
ming OF TIE H-ad, Hurr ed and DinesIf Rr.esh.
ing. u,,erinss at The Heart CboAing q sa1ocas-
ing seDsatioa Uhea In = Lying fost.rs, Ltnnas
Of visioa. pVse AZ Webs before the tight, Fever
and Daii Pain In the head, De6cisncy q Rssspirs.
ton, Welcomes Of the Sxln and Aye, Paiis in
the Sids IAoS Lxnbs, and sudden Fluahes q
Heat, Burning In the Flesh.
lev doe a kAOW .Y'S PILLS Win ftoe the
syssem Hoa all tie above named disardsss. EPrics
y cent pee box. Sold BY dTneyista.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
AJudge Who Won't Sentence Men to be
Hanged on Friday.

The fact that the negro Williams, whose
sentence was committed by Governor
Brogden, was to have been hanged Satur.
day at Tarboro calls to mind the fact that
Judge Moore, who presides on that Circuit,
never sentences man TO be hanged on
Friday. He is disguised with the old su-
perstition which calls Friday an unluckly
day. and in stopping the hanging of men in
his circuit On that day he is doing what he
can to break up the superstition which is
as sepseless as il is old.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

They don't coerce or lntImldate the
negroes down in South Carolina, the reports
to the contrary notwithstanding. They
simply let them know that their bread and
butter depends upon the abandonment Of
the Republican ticket and as a man can't
live on air, even in South Carolina, he
usually votes the Democratic way and
helps to swell the Tildea majorities. Its
nice country to live in, rs every colored
man votes according to the dictates of the
shotgun.
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For Stomachs Out of Order. =

No m,d,ciTe W II SO eff ctuslly improve th.
tone ''iih- stomach us Jhes, Pulls; they IemOv.
al CT iIy '.ccasiOned either by ntempsran. e o.
imrr per die Inc .-ach the L. ec red &C.
II e. a ealthy y ton; they are wonderfully eff
fcaSioGs TN ca-es p -m- Ia fact they new
tai IN curing all disorders of The liver and
stomach.
hOlLOWAY'S Pr Is are the best known in
the world = the oliowin. di-eas $:
Ague, A, tn ia, iiOus Con pl ant. Blotcbes
on The skin, Boves, Ga upmtiOn, DsbI .iy,
uronss u sentery, trysi Ella, h male irIegu-
l,rities, FeveI oil all X d Fats, G,ut, IL. ad.
ache. Iniige uOn, Inflammation, Jaundice,
Liver mpia nts, Lumo~yo. Pies, kh-uma-
tisn, Rec ton of ur ne, 5 roiular o X bg's
Evil, 8 lie lhro T., stone and Gravel. lie ID.
lou euX TuGor.. Ulcers. W, rms Of all linds
Mei. ness .rou any eau e. Ell.
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The new territory which il il r

The new territory, which it is proposed
to make out of the northern portion of Da-
kota Territory, and call Pembina, will en-
compass $4,000 square miles, about one
third more area than the State of Illinois,
and start out with population of some
1900 inhabitants. The Missouri, Yellow
stone, and Red rivers will contribute to its
commerce, furnishing 1000 miles of navi-
gable waters to its resources. Pembina will
be an extremely Northern Territory, but
promises to become a useful sister in the
Union galaxy, as wheat-growing and
stock-raising district
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvkNwORIH oUSTY,
In the Protdfe Co .rt of said County end Slate.
In ihe matt the Estate of
JOHN Dun A., he, eased.
NREpI rQks and all other persons intere,tad
~ IN he aforesaid rs e, are hereby IotIned,
that at he next regular term ii the rebate Couri,
In ana fI- siiI 90 inty, To ie begun and held at
= he Cour koom, IN he city and County Oh Leas u
tn month Of c. Der, ls17 sh.ii ap ~ 10
said court for fLl snd final settlement If SAID
EsIale, To- wit y the tiIh day of n yvemuer,
". LEI AMBnOSE u. UH>Am
Administrator OF Ohm .. Duncan, Dec .ased
Leavehwo h City, Sept sofa, A. -. 1870
Oci S lit w3f
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NOnce Of Final settlement.

Notice is hereby given that shall. on sa uIday,
the 18th day OF November, A. D. 1876. or Is soon
trerea tel A. ran obtain . heAri IN he pic =
Ls.ven vorfh County, in the tate Of .nsas, tor
di charge from my tr st If the estate
fJohu re rs. GE ROE s soODwARD,
Assignee Of John r >e.rs estate
LRAvESwoETH CITY, Ksn., Sept. 20, 1876
sep 2s-s6t
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Attachyent NO.iee.
w. WARRING, Pl.intiG,

SAMUEL J. DLRR A ID MARY
DE n, D,fenda Il.
Before s }. Nc Ndughtoi, p ef Reno Tou II
ship, Ledrsncorta C0uRiy, EGhs.s.
nN TaE % d day oil se.iember, A. ID. Is 6,
" sail Justice issued an order of Attach
meni, in the alb action, tor the sum + one
b ndred and nineteen liars, whi IN said csu'e
wi toe ne.ri On the 10Th das Of .,ctobsr, 1876.
at 4 o'c.ock, PM. . q hICHAED-,
At. rney Tor PLAINTIFF.
Dated at Fal Lea, this 2sth da, OF Sep'em-
Der SIG oI4w3i
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
H OltOW PILL S
Invariab' y ours tae following diseases:
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In q diseases -Geeting thee organs wheth
er they ecreie too mi'n o 100 lille wat D I;
o. sh Their IN, be sfll cted W h tone or gravel
or with aches and ANS settled in the To- ms
Owe the rrYi ltt..yS, these Pill .
shou lie ken according o the printed d,rec-
tons, ard tHr Oirtn,ent should b wei Iubb bed
into tn small OF lie b: c. at b, tine. This
treatment will give u most IHme lat. IelIei
wuen all o.her a ems a ~, failed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
EleCtricltyT LifG--IS Health
Panli'S ElectlO-Vt Chain Belt.

IVES q contInu rus current of Gle triciry
+" without shocks, permeates and vita ICES Ih,.
e.tIre sys,em, increases th. CT culxt on aids
digestion, regulates the secretions, tones W.
tae nervous centres and cures chronic and ner-
sbus diseases where all other remedies have
allied. IL Is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
sicians in Europe and America Send for am
phlets and I stimOaials Address
tAOLl BELT CO., i2 Union square, N. Y.
70 Box. SIS Say what paper.
To the Iafeiiigenf Public:
Beware Of cOnnIerfe,ts, Quackery and Imros-
Sors The PsOli kiectrO-NOitaic Chain Belt
.s the only genuine patented belt in the United
states and Canada and We warn the inc1edu-
ious TO beware Of counferfeite, rs SOM unprin-
;Pied partie. in thus AMI 9th cities are using
our name and trade marx TOR the purpose of de-
sept IN aud to foist upon u public . worthless
afticle.
N. B. All communication, relating to the iel.
should be addressed only to tie ofice Of the
Aoii B. Il Co., II Union square, New York.
iune<-lAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

IHE battle fought in Indiana on the 10th
was q terrible one, and the list of killed,
wounded and missing is quite lengthy. In
looking over the field We find four dead
Democratic Congressman, divers Democratic
Legislative corpes, and an immense amount
of missing from the Democratic majority,
which, no doubt, are prisoners Of war with
In the Union lines.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
Approved F-busry 2, 1877
THI s. A OSBORN, Governor.
Proposals fer Forage.

OFFICE CHIEF Y. NJ, LIST. NEw MRxICo.
SANrAfE,N n. . tobeT l, is.6.
SEALED PROPOSALS., in tripiI ate, win q
y cops OF Iii adveriis .ment ATTACHED, viii
the received at this once or by the officer 4 the
Qusrtermaster apartment al each ot the .oi-
q sIng nam posts. iOr the supplies required
he. eat, until II o'c ock A NJ. wednesday
November /, 1876 at hi b Tine anu places
Guey vii be Op,n "a in the pr senc o, bidders,
Tor he deliver OF tuch gu mutt Of Co, n or
.!aFiev, oais and Brai 81 may e rep ir.d al
Fort Union Depot, or 6, Stanton, seld, n, Win.
"a e, MGR e, raix, Bayari, santa re, NJ.
apd tort Carl nj Co.orahO delivery to e
C nm nee b II. crmber I, 1876. and be COM
i,l led in iOur mont s-Oa, Iourih m ntnly. The
'ighI Is deserved on the art oil tn Cni'ed
81 res TO r Je any or n bids, and also to
GIVE the " hole or my Portion Of tn ppi'e
cJntr ed r. GuOu sufficient bonds will
err ~ led from the C ntraciicr for III. pi ON
AM faithful iuid iment OF the cODua:t The
usual r, quiTenent must he observed in max
ing proposal rreier-Bre wiz be giNen II ar
-icles OF domestic product on. Inior. alton
Ia quaint les req ired. ban prep sails, printed
coDdu ions nd req ireIue Is details, &c will
iurni Ell On ap, lcAIio at tie q TIerniss
err ofice of either u the posts named. er at
III, ono.
J ii. BELCHER, Captain and A. Q &C.
.. NJ. &C Iw.w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

SUNSET" Cox hasn't been heard from
since the St. Louis convention, where they
told him, while in the mids, Of one of his
efforts, to -sit down." Sammy thinks they
didn't treat him right.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN PUMOR,
OF Ten Years Grew.s, Cured
By Dr.. Railways Remedies.
MEDICAL.
IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMORIS THE
OvAaIES AND BOWEL LOB En- YEARS.


ONA2lES AND BOSE-s LUZ In Z Aho-
AFs AKe,s, De-. %, 1875.
Da. EaDw.Y: That Othec nay be b .nehtted,
make this 81 sieiacnt:
have Ia al Dyariaa Tunar in The ovaries
and oSeis for len years. tined th test pi' 81
clans of this place ana 9th. thou, any BET e.
n. Ii sas growins - ouch Tapii.ty that so-id
not have lived much Logger friend Of mi
inuu e me TO t-y Railways Rsm dies ba
not mucn iaith them, Bat finally, after hnca
CeiIor. a. lion, TIL d Toe
purch sed bst,le, of the Recover two
boxes Oh the Pills, and Two bottles Of tn he lie
I ussd those without a ap Heat beneat e.
termined to pers we're Iu%ed tw,!ve more bot
Il e. Of IN. kesolsent two # the Relief, aad Two
boxes OF Pills. B=.ore they were go.e nAd lost
twenty-five pounds
eoatInu.d 10 use the medicine until I vas
sur that 4 was entirely cured. took he Inedi
cine about five months. and during that time,
LOST forty-hse s,ounls- in all TOOK three a1zen
bot los the ,sois vent, six bot les OF tbs keief,
and six boxes Of The Ill s.
/ feel perfectly vel. AID my heart 1, full OF
grsliiude tod for this help in my deep afhir-
tIoa To yoI, STA, and yOui woaderiui lneiici e
I,eei epiy in,iebt d. and nv p aver Is tn IL
may be mucl Il q blessing TO otherS Is IL las
been u ms ,s
Signed. NIX & Z bieblNo-
Mr. Bbbins, VIII make, the above ce4tifcaie.
is The pers.n for whom 1 reiu-sted you 10 s-nd
IN di ..n- in June, 1915. Inc medicin above
sta d wsrs bou-h Cf ne, with The exception oil
what sent 10 her by W my say hai
he staten 1t is correct without qua ihcaiion
-igne 4, L. :. Lta Ii.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbcr. Mica.
This may certify tina, Mrs Bibbins, uh1
makes the above certificate. Is ant has be o for
nauy Yeas vel known 10 u, Aud The iacts Their =
IN s,za Ell are undoubtedly aud uudeu ably rcrrect
Any one who knows Ms Blooms. " IL bell, Y.
her statement. 5igdsd,l BEsJ u. T. oREx, +.
b. POND, MARY b. PoSo, and M,EY Co1k.R.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

Coz. BOs IXGERsoLL speaks in Rock
Island tomorrow night and in CHICAGO
Saturday night He departs for the scene
ef action in New York mkt week.
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LEGAL.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS,

To the Constitution of the Sa:- o, Kahs-s, sl5-,if
ted By he L. IL! fare ifs lost session for the
tifeqtion or reject Of Ne electors II ihe State
ct the Esxt general election.
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4 I, IuTLls Ii 10 nsUwn mai Ut james
b 8 stos-' at tn head OF the profess on tor 30
year Age aud experience are 4 limp RAM.
Stminal Weakness, nisht loss by dreams
pimPie IN tn, face, 10 mani. OF, can I.oeitiv-
ely De cured Ladies' wanting the most delicate
attention, call or rite. Pleasant home for D =
tients. A book for the million Marriage
Guide, which tells you all about these ciseases
who should marry-wh1 MOTTO cents to ray
postage. DIR james has 30 rooms ant parior.
you see no enc but the doctor. Ofiioe hours, {
A. n. tot Sundays, 10 TO IL. All BUSH
ness strictly confidential mav6 dAv-ll1
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This Pump possesses the following superiorities
"WATER FILTER" PATENTED NOVEMBER TO- 1870.

ha .
4ky i'm nd uno v ny
wen Pump
HIn-ey HonF p
Hun BLapx. Ca it u Morris q
ID
hundreds o tines OF
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Lo,>r nExouT;oS NO. ONE.

SENATE JOINT REVOLUTION NO. ONE.
Senate Ioint Resolution No. 1. Proposing
amend lnents to Articles two and nice Of
the constitution of the state of kansa-, re-
lating Q appropriation and county officers.
sas, fsro thirds of the members elected 10 each
hou.e ooHeurring therein:
SECTION The following propositions 70
snl-nd the Constitution the >tai- OF h an as
shall e submitted 10 the elecIo CT the tat Tor
aroUfisn o reject At the ges erai eiecti IN 10
lie held or the N. sdsy succe ding he Dir Men
d, in November, A ID. eisht-e' hundred and
sevrniy-six u-.6:
Two SHAH lie anne, dedi rs To read rs ioiiows:
Serti"n "a Nomvney 81 ali be drawn troiu the
treasury exc y. in p reuance OF spe iiic appro-
priaiion Inadr by law snd no appropriation
shall he for longer urm thant'o
ProDosufoa fco: Section TIRE OF aTiic e niEe
shall be ssnended 70 a 10 read as ollOss: sec
Tor the term OF 'wo 'ears AMI until their succ e.
sors Shall be qualified, excerpt county 'aLRmis-
si.n-rs who nall b Id tn ir OH res Tor tn term
oil three vars: Prorided, That nj thu general
eject on in toe yea eli ntee hundred and sew n
ty-seSen he comm rs!on r elected from district
number one in "a h c. uIty. sfsi hJld his , Nee
for the term vi one wear, IN CO, missioner -
&c from district number wo in each county
sh. h Id his OH ce ior tne term of two years
a ID the C ann ssioi er elect u from rIstrIct
numb thr, e il each county sh II hOi his Oh
shall no d IN OH - of sheriff or county ueIsur.
er for m re than 80 consecu i've terms
SEC. Ihe following sh L. be the metho : for
submit ne said propositions, name Y: The bal
lots all be either VIZ te OF printed, o parity
rinie ana pa lis written. In gaId To pro-
position ne aforesaid IN form oil The ballots
slzii be, IF rropOsiI' on one to aUefd he
Coast tut on" nd ..AgaInst proposition one TO
q Eend the Cons itu.iOn.'' in regard 10 pro-
position IL o, ne form Of Dalois sh all re. For
lr1pos ton two, 10 eld sectIsn three 4 article
M e oil In. Constitution Of the ~ lie of Kansas"
three If article zine OF The Constitution oil the
) ale OF -
DEC. This 7, solution shall take eject and he
in force fro AID after lis publication IN he
ST TUE book.
hereby certify that the above bill originated
in the -enaIe on the 18th day January, A ID.
ls.6, And passed th. i.ody n the 2 has OF Feb
rua y, a. 1876 and tw0-thIds OF The members
elected ting IN. reior.
II. SALrER, JSO. II, FOi KS,
Tres't oil SENATE. Sec'y OF Senate.
Pa sed the II use, FEBRUARY Is 1875, two
thirds OF tn members eiectr voting tnereibr.
ID. Z HASKELL, HESnf DOTH,
Approved F-busry 2, 1877.
THIS. A. OSBORN, Governor.
1 hereby certify thas the for go ne is q true
res luton now on die in m or , az d that the
anne took elect by Publication in the stat lie
book May LIST, A. ID 1870.
La testIm my whereof, l ave her.untO sub
sciib d my name, and affixed the great seal
of 5 ate Done at Ton la, Kansas, this 10Th
day oil July, Au d; 1876 ..6.c.v,x,rou
.la-Wl3t Ssc'y O. STATE.
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100000
TIP. Porter. ex..ov: Ky, Gea'I Manager

PRICE OF TIC ITS.
Whole Tick. s 2, Haves, G. Quarer,, So;
. ickeis, $40; IA ] ic cts. ss0); ~. lick. Is,
s5oo' 9rz r.cAe 5. al CO... 100, % Tickets q
slseac
The Hon E H. TAYLOR, Mayor Of Frankfort,
the re GARD o City Counciimen, the Hon
AVN Ddvail, ate Gael u-tic- OF k,nt cky
anr other ris,ir guishe cit ps, &c n r with
such o'her disih,eiestsd persons ss tn tcs l.
hot ers "reseLt may u,sigIaIe, will superinteld
the d. awning.
The bay mt Of iits to owners Of prize tickets
is assn I'll bond, with b, Wy peal y an APP
s'ovsi security, a been ecu ed TO e Com
monw' al If nentucKA, which is .Ow on rec
Ord IN lie h. a. fc- ~ C"u { T. urt Al + ank-
tort. subject TO in pection Of am one. Tn il new
lea &c, and Viii absolutely secure t4e pay
ni.',i OF ri Is
Re y, ttanc. can lie made 0y Exp-sss, Draft,
fosi-ottca None D d ,eei tcr.d T.. tier
made pa, able u Kentucky Cash Di.;Iibu i n
Co.
An communications, or'iers for I'll kets AMI
appiicario .- I,r ,g les shOu'd be sd Sc t.
HON THOS. p. PORTER. Gen'I Manager,
Frank OFT, hent.cKv.
Tickets fer sale by E b. Mallory, All Della
ware sire !. a,eaworth, Il .nsas
'ci1s- av &w
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r. r. r.

Fever and Ague cured Tor city cent?. Thess ID
not q remedial sgen in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
By Iad.sy's His % quick q Rsd.sy' I'D
R.ief Fifty cent? per bostls
,oid BY Druggists.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the sigma use o. J.
HsYpoCK, a agent for the mite ate, sur
rounds each box OF Phi $, an Ointment 4
handsome reward Will be given TO ny one rem
ierlng sucn information ma lead to e d..
tectioa Of any party Or parties count. rfeItin
the medIcin or vending the ,Gme, knowin.
em to be Spurious
rs I'D At mandatory of Professor HoL-
L. WAY Co Ses York, an by all respect
able iIusSlsts and lie tier in medcin hrOu H.
oui tn CIVILIZED void, in boxes a. % cent, g.
c-nts and 81 zach.
lage Zes.
n. -Drrnc'ions or the guild ,nce Of pate nts
IN every sOrder aie aft xeI 10 each box
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of he whole World.
HOllOWAY'S PILLS {!

81 had no ap e lie; HoIoway's Pills gave me
q heart one -
Your ills are marvellous
l .. nj for another box. and seep them In the
house -
LIZ Holl way has cured my ad ache that
wa chrome -
Lave one OF your Pills to my bah for chol-
IA norb-s. The dear little ing 1 { We in &
day -
My nausea of morning is cured"
~ our box ot Hol oSAys Ointment cured M
OF noises In h. h ali rub d -vme OF your
OintIns Mt bcnInd the ears, and The noise has
LIFT
''.end me two boxes; want one for poor
iamily.'
.nci re dollar; you price j. 25 cents, but
thin eriic ne u me is wOs tn q dollar -
'e- nd n, fv boxes OF our III is''
LET III Ia c thtee Oxes your Pills by re-
turd mat Tor chi Il ard Fever
have over two huasirei su. b te timonials rs
III So, but wait Of space conpeis .Ie 10 con-
ciu lie.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
READ FALSE AID TRUE

Send ors iestss-stanp 10 railway o.. Re.
- varrsa e, Heu YoEk. lnlu0an10 v0Sh
theaanls yin - ~ -,
ou6nG- tn-th-0tenn-A-v.U
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
Curative Ointment.

A Splendid Household Kennedy; no family
should b. without ii II cures burn, chIlb aims,
sore heads. eruptons of the ska, hives, ezrma
old " an adverts. ment. Ivy one box and you
will never want 10 be thnut Sold ty all
Druggists, and at Batchelor's Factory, 70 10
Bond street. New 10