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The war AGainst Disease

The war vzged against disease by Hostetter' S
Stomach Bitters goes brareiy on. Dispatches are
constant received from the cured indicating the
decisive nature Of the advantages obtained by the
great botanic cordial over its formi liable adversary
Malara fevers, constipation. torpidity of the liver
and Kidneys, genera debility, nervousness and
rheumatic ailments invariably yield to this conquer
or and prev sntive Of disease For the inrmities in
cident to the dec inc of life it is also excellent
specific. 1t hastens convaiescence and repairs the
ravases Of ill health by faci itatng the conversion
of food into blood Of rich and nourshing quality
Ihe appetite is improved by it, and in cases Of
disease it tranquilxes that great sensorium
he brain, far more efectually than any mineral Sc
itdave. eodkv
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Whisky Cocktail,

Stern's pure whisky cocktail is made
from old Kentucky bourbon whiskey, and
put up in the most elegant style in panel
bottles, and French cardboard cartoons,
with tumbler and patent cork attachment.
For purity and convenience it stands un-
equaiied, if not superior to any other prep
aration nov in the market. Sold by Eeers-
doIf, druggist Leayenvorth. eod&w
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CastOrla II certain to operate.
1t does not nausea.e or gsipe like castor oil,
but is pleasant to take, digests the food.
regulates the bowels, cures wind collie, expels
worms and causes natural sleep. 1t is
equally adapted to adults and infants. 1t
contains neither mineral, morphine nor
alcohol. Children teething may have
health, and mothers find rest, if they use
Castoria. jeS-w3m
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$4,000 AwARDED.-"I was 50 sick and
low-spirited that thought l would give
anything to get we'll and if any one had
ensured me the good health produced BY
using Simmons Liver Regulator, and
charged me 9 thousand dollars, l would
willingly have paid it if had had it in
fact, ten thousand dollars would be worth
less to me than what it has done for me.
"GEO. F. BARRETT, Macon, Ga"
l.dSw
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A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ iOr he puI chase end sale OF Grain, seeds,
Hides, Green and Dried Fruits. Butter, Eggs,
&c, &c. Particular attention given to Wool.
I9s South water Street, = CHICAGO.
RxFEREScKs-J. J Murphy, Cashier FIRST
National Bank, woodftJ III German Ma
H,nal Bank. Chicago, H.; H'li, Patterson h
Co, gnon Stock Yards, IN ctgo: l.. q. Kniie
M-lwau ee: In .ustrial Age, Chicago
my I7-eodSw-Gm
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Our Family Bresd.

Truly the most important adulterations
to avoid are these which are calculated to
injure the "staff of life" our family bread.
We know that merchants who supply their
customers with pure articles like DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True Flavoring
Extracts, retain better patrons, have a
better trade, and make more money than
those who buy and recommend articles
that are poor and cheap. Besides ITS
pleasure to have articles that never fail TO
give satisfaction, aud that can be used with
safety. Aside from its excellence, DIR.
Prices Cream B,king Powder il one-third
stronger, two cans equal to three of other
kinds. eod&~
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Attachment Nstice.

wILLIANT T. sKELION,
name unknown, Def.ndan s.
Before Justice CLARK, Case No. lIa, Complaint
in .tsacnment, PiaintrGs demand, e1l.I,
TO'ICE Is HERoBY GWEN That on the eth
dee of the Peace, OF L.avenWorslp Township,
eavsaWoFt. County, Kansas, issued IA order
q asfaohment in the above en- lied eause, for
~ sun Of ell. IS, and thas sas1 esaee Wfll b
heard a the 1rsh day Of ySly, A. d liz, - .
o,elock A II. Z. n. q. CLOO0H,
Aftosney tor Plaintiff.
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The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
in regular session. Present, L. W. Lucas.
Absent, b. s Richards, and J. s. Van Win
kle, chairman.
Thrs not being quorum present. Board
adjourned to 2PM.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or d0pr09.
sion a weak exhausted feeling, no
energy or courage; the result Of mental
over-work, 1ndescret'0ns
or oxcesses. or some drain upon the
-ystem, is always cured BY HUM HREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. SS.
1t tones up and invigorates the system, dis
pels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold BY dealers. Price, 81 90 per
single vial, or $500 per package OF five vials
and $500 vial of powder. Sent BY mail on
receipt of price Address nUMPHRkYS<
.HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Theo. Egersdorff, Agent, LeavenwoIth,
Kansas.
june2-3tsw&w
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ex.State Treasurer Lappin Es.
eapes from the Topeka Jail.
A Reward Of $500 Offered for his
Apprehension.
The President Calls for and Re-
ceives Postmaster General
Jewell's Resignation.
Judge ]. N. Tyner, OF Indiana, to
be Mr.. JEWELS Successor.

Special 10 the Ledrenioorth Times.
Topeka, July 1l.-Samuel Lappin, the
late State Treasurer. who has ben confued
in Jail here for the last six months, await
ing trial on the charge of forging district
school bonds and purchasing the same,
while he was State Treasurer, escaped from
Jail this morning, in company with the
other prisoners.
They effected their escape by saving the
bars of the cell doors and the door to the
outside. Several parties are in pursuit of
the fugitives, but nothing has as yet been
heard from them. Gov. Osborn has offered
a reward OF $500, the full amount allowed
by the Law, for the apprehension Of Lappin,
and Sheriff Wade has offered an additional
reward Of $500.
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The American People.

No people in the world suffers As much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine has failed
to accomplish certain and sure remedy for
the disease and its effects, such rs Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Water-hrash, Sick
Headache, Iostiveness, palpitation of the
Heart Liver Complaint, coming up of the
food, Low spirits, general debility, etc, yet
eince the introduction of GREENS AUGUST
FIowER We believe there IL no case of Dys-
ueusia that cannot be imuediately relieved.
10000 dozen sold Lea year without o.ec case
of failure reported. Go TO your druexist
r. PApuAM. and get sample bostle for 10
60, "a IN t. Tvo doses win relieve
you. Aeguisr ie75 cent?.
Aug "a eed&pow.
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Chicago Produce Market.
t.0lCARn In

FLoUs-Dull and ten5ing DOWN. RI.
WHKAr-Dull; weak and lower; No. spr ng
$50 96b<c spot; s7He9ysse August; and closed at
97i sc August
.osS-tsir demand and 6rm; No. =, i61..s bid
spot and August,
unrs-Eair demand aid lower; No. 2, 2sAc BID
spot and -eptember; 1sssc August.
kYK-Dull and nominal.
BxRLKY-Eirnc tsc
PoRk-Active bui . sh sde lower; si9 40 spot !;
4i9 september.
LARD-sctive aud a shade lower; $40 IS spot.
$40 s0ai0 sL1S August.
BULK MsAT-Fxir demand and lower; shoui-
ders, 7ssa7ke; short r.b, loc; short clear. l04c.
WHIsKY-Si 10H.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No. l
are warranted TO cure the Gonnorhea,
Gleet, Chordee, Structures diseases of the
kidneys bladder and urinary organs of
males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy tor the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness nightly emieions, the loss Of power,
caused by eif-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DR.. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, 81 Louis, No. Send two stamps far
treatia. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
FUNDED.
Theo. Egersdorf agent Leavenvorth, Kan
sas. spr27eod&wl0
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TEE military expedition for the Indian
county, under Gen. Nelson A. Mile, con-
sissing of SIX companies Of infantry, will
leave Fort Leaven worth this aftsnooa, at
four o'clock On the Missouri Paci4c, which
viii eosvey tie troops - far = AaeAisoa,
vhere they viii b fuEnished special traia
o. tie Ksnsas City, st. Joseph 4 Council
Bluns rod.
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NOTICE FOB PARDON.


10 Whom q Nay Concern:
NOlICE :s hereby givsn that application viii
IN % made IN the Governor Of Kansas % he
IAN ofJsly. 1876. f,f the pardoa Of SAlvestus H.
williams. Who was convicted OF the crims Of
Larceny, at the June term OF the Dlstnct Court
Of Leayeuperth County.
EWNA wILLIAVs.
Leavenworth, June u. 1876. VT
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The Ceutaur Liniments nave

The Ceutaur Liniments Iave
created revolution in remedies for Rheu-
matism, Strains, Swellings, Pains, Burns,
Scalds, Stings, &c. The White Liniment is
for the human family, and the Yellow Lin
iment is for hor-es They are certain, handy
and cheap. jeS w3m
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TIL Wakefield Earth Closet, the advertisements Of
which viii be found in another column, is, without
doubt the most inseniousy constructed contrivance
for the use Of DRY EARTH yet offered to the pub
lic Every family in the land should have an Earth
Closet; besides, the comfort and convenience which
they aaord they area continual source Of profit to
every cultivator Of the soil 1t is impossible to des
cribe, here. the pecuiaKties Of the above closet,
bat to every one interested the company will send
one of their illustrated pamph ets application.
Be sure and write TO them
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Rurruas cured in from % 10 % days By tAe .se
Of de Triumph Trus and Triumph RuPsase Ren-
eay, nanufactred By the Triumph Company, "a
BevGy. =. Y. This Trus and supporter tsok ths
eapl q ths ~ ssaisn Il ths Great Anekacna L.
usitss Fair. sesd 10 ee.b isr tAeir sev book.
-dkuiy
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st. Louis PrOduca . Market
81. Lorls. July IL
HKNP-pouinal; und essed. sCe,asl 0S
FLoUa-medium graues scarce and saniei al 81
95: other qualities duh.
waKAr ca.h. ste.ay and optiors nv,r; No
fall, 81 81 cash; 81 81 July; u 2Hssi 2S17
August; No do 81 10 bid, and none neIe; No
do. BE BIZ
oga-L.~sr; No. 3 mixed, <0sz@Sic eash; s25s
@4sc August. 4s&a4a3fc >eptemb-r
OATs-Droopirs 6; No mixed, 27x92sEc bid
.: sep 'embeE.
RYE-Funer; &c.
BARLEY-No market.
WHIKY-DulI; 81 II.
BUrrK4-k. ceipfs light sud prices better;
choice Try. % " 22e; do country Store, 9Sl21-e
Eees-l ut; 10All.
hAY-Duil prairie, $6 S@9-
PoRK-stesav; jOboIng. So 50.
DRY SALT MkA1s-EasieT; HSSi2alOSSl0s
0l05s9lle.
bAcos-Essy; s9lo1.9iOsS SI2e
LAED-Low.r; wi1ter. Ilss
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Markets by Telegraph.

New York Money NIark eft.
NEW YosK. July ii.
9oro-openirg At 81 ll54; sud closing at
81 ii5., With sales in ir terum 1t 81 ilss.
RATS yoR CAKxYIS6-i 20 per eeat.
GovKRSMExrs-Strong and demand a tive, and
offerings SMALL
RAnsoADs-B,nds quiet and firm.
SrAIE-Securities hrm; dull acd lover
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Foa S5, 90. $50. SIS or go. you may ave the
expense o: Water C oset and save the women and
children, the nick and in6rm, from exposure and
discomfort by procuring their '1atsss improve
ments from the wake6eld Earth Cioses Co. 3s
Dey street, New York.
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Baltimore EpiscopaE Methodist.

Tbs medicine Is aeknorl-
edged q h..e 10 qua as i.iv-
er medicine; oouI..Dir z those
souIbeIn kvoIs aud r.rb-
VIII ch an aii-s ise pIJvidea.e
has 81 sced in count le wher,
Liver Dis ases most Trevaii
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st. Louis Live stock NJ nrket
ST. LOUIS. July IL.
Hoss-Steaiv AMI act We; Yorters, IS 90d6 10;
bacUn, Sc I0ts6 Is; bsteheIs, s. 2096 IS. he
.iDts, 200.
C.rrLE-Qu;et: good to choice native s,ears,
81 65a4 S.; mediam to fair, S.La4 so; pony,
S31sga IS; COW, sSC9s 75. stock-Is. % 5o@S5s:
60 d 10 choice through Texans, SSSsss; medium
to fair, 81 JoS3. keeeipts, 40.
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BALrNoHE. Marylani, Jaiy II.
CORN W stern mi1el, 5554c.
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- Send Is cents to Dr. Bufts' Dispen.ry, 81.
LOuis. No, for his Maniaes Guids, his Medical
Treatise, and Medical Advies. - p.en in al.
au29lOS
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PorrLAH illustrated hook t2so psso, On NAE.
HOOD! WonA AyHooD, AAREIAssi Impediments to
Naxraee; the cause and eufe. Sent securely, post
paid for 20 cents. BY Dr. C Whittier, sI7 81. Char
Ies xresA s. Louis No, the great specialist. Read
his work. Aec2e77dAv
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ppap4 b printed viii Cha Eneu Johnpn 4
q >, Piniing LAX. coo south l0sA assse, Philadsa-
,Aa,. Pa iebdeez7
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Drugs and Medicines.
Corrected Daily by Theo. Eyersdor6, WAonssle
and Retail Druegisf, Northeast Corner Fourth
and Shacuse Streets,
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MEDICAL
HCMPHREY0

SoD - - - - ~ NC)A
HOlLEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Deen In Eepetal use 6ee tWeatX zear..
EvefyWkefe 1iVVed Tie W01f SzRE,
SINFEE kC8NSyu KRRAC2ENF
6ed1cl1es kn6Wik Ikey 6Fe J6st Wit
the 1e0ple want, ssav1aG tic aH1 06aey
SveffinS s3ckne1s ond su1FeflnG. E1cS
sIlEle sPecinc tke vel tFze1 IEesEFlle
tl6a q an eminent 1kysleian.
Nos. Cures. Cents.
/. Fevers, Congestion, infammations, IS
9. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. .
4 DiarrhGa, Of Children or Adults. Is
G. Csoiera-d -dorbass Vomiting, IS
:. Coughs, Colds. bronchitis, q
g. ueadac hes, Sick Headache, Vertigo, 2j
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, IS
IL. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, IS
L. whites, too Profuss Periods. 8
IL CrOup, Cough. Difficult Breathing, 3
IA. salt isheuin, lrySpelas, Erup;ions, IS
Is. lshcusnatiams Laeuma;ic Pans, 23
le. Fever mud Ague, Chill Fever, Asues, 50
IS rs GnssiSimy, i AIN. !, and Sore or wcai Eyes, 50
ls Catarrh, acute or chronic, InhuenEs, 50
So yVhesping-Co1Ghs violent coushs 50
q. Asth1a, oppresset Breathing, %
%. eerofala, enlnigei glands. sweilinss, 50
a. General DeLiliiy, Physical Weakness. 50
IS Dropsy and scanty Secretions, 80
26 Sea-Sickness, sickness frGm riding, 20
a. Kidney Disease, Gravel. 80
a. Nervoas Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, LOO
r. Sore Mouth, Canker, 30
50. Urinary weakness, wetting gthc bed, 80
81. Painful Periods, with spasms. 20
81. Disease Of Heart, palpitations. etc.. %
s. Epilepsy. Spasms, St Nitus Dance A0
s. Diphtheria, liberated sore throat. -
81, Chronic Congestions and Eruptaonss %
FAMILY CASES.
Cas-. Morocco, with above - large vial. s.d
c.se nGt Morocco 20 Of 70 isr., vial. and Book, %
Aa-These remedies are sent By the
ease or singlsSbox to any part OF the
country. free 0f charge, ON receipt er
price. address
Humphreys
homeopathic Medicine Co.,
e6co and Depot, No. $50 BRoADwAs, NKw Yonx,
For sale by all DEaSsisss.
Theo. Egersdorff and E. J. Humphries
Co., agents at Leavenworth.
junel-eOG&w
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
For all diseases of tn, Liver, Stomach and :, leen
After Forty Years trial It's
still recsiyu the unqual.
ihel {. stia-oal.ls Of Its vir ues,
ir IA pei sons oil the b'g est
chsrac and responsibility.
Eminent Pbysicians commend
II as the most beneficial
IL is eninentIy a FANNY
Medicine. and by teiag kept
ready or immediate resoft II
save any an hour OF sadenpg,
and many dollar IN lime All
DOCTORS BILLS.
Your Reyu'a,o is one o. the best ia .iiy medi-
zines ever used. have spert one do lar
my iamiy ,or medicine in Eve yeas, only for
your kegula or, and mut ray II as all IL Bays II
viii. You can also recomnened it in Collie tor
SIock. il having cared a hne nuie o mine worth
fivs Hundred do.lsrs IA NsLsos,
Macon, Ga,
The Liver, toe la, gest
gan IN tn b1dy, is generally
the Seat o' the dis ease, and n
not egulziei in tim .r
suneriDx. sretehedness, and
DEAF II will ensue.
'Fyon feel Dull. DRow Y,
DEBILIT TAD. fav- frequent
headache, Mo III "a TE ba
iy POor APPETITE snd 1Os-
see t,o.TtD. y,u are suffering
from TosPID-LI. Es OF ''BI 4
oIssEss,' and hing viii
cure You 50 o. eediiy aud per-
msnebt y
Hon 1Ler. III. Sierens.
81 occasionally use, when my Ouditon requires
at, Dr. simmons' Liver Re. ui,tor, With coed ef-
sef'. Hon ALEN r. oIEyxas
G"rernDr Of didGdma
-'Yoar K gu!slr has been IN ~ in my family
sor so<ne time, and 1 persuaded il is q valuable
zhdasa 10 the neIIcsl sciencs. ''-Goy. J. GILL
sHokTxx. Ala
81 have used the ktu Aior in inv family :or
the past ~ sobt.en year. Ieoo amen II to the
void .. iha best m.diciue Eas- US d Ior
that class OF diseases il p"Tpori, to eur-.'-H +.
THISPKs-
Baltimore EDiscOplf Methodist.
Tbs medicine Is acknorl-
edged q ha.e 10 qua as a iiy-
er medicine; Containing those
souiheIn k~oIs aud herbs
VIII ch an aii-Sise pIJvidea.e
has 81 sced in count wheT1
Livef Dis sses most Prevail. |
Ladies EndOrse il.
have given your medicine thorough trial, |
and in e.te has it failed Ia s,tisfation."
-tdLEg ME.ca.M. 'La'tshoOchoe. Fla
Profess i0naL
From sctssi per lenee in the u sc of this med
fcsoe 10 my practice. haze eeD, and sm. saiIs
he'd 70 ana ribe It paIPatis se medicine"
-Ds. W MASON.
M. Il. Florida Conference.
81 have used DIR. Simmons LIVER Reg rlator in ]
ay iami y for Dyspeps n S ok II adache, and
regard IL an invaluable remedy 10 has not iai et
20 give relief in any Instance. ."-RKv. W. r.
EAsTERLING.
President OgLeth0rDe College.
-'Slmmons' Liver Regulator is certainly spec
tlcfor IN clsss OF com ainis which IL claims TO |
c0Te. ."-kEv. DAVID WILL.
maylSdIauaw
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wanted.

1000 citizens OF Leavenworth and vicinity To sub
scribe for IHs WEEKLY TMEs. 70 be sent to their
hiends. EaA and Wesk 500 pr year. postage
paid.
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POyD,s EXTRACT-Thousanda

POYD,S Of
physicians Of all schools-Allopashic,
Homeopathic, Botanic and Eclsctie-ars
in the habit Of prescribing PoxDs ExI1Acr
and bear testinony 10 its many virtues -
. Pain Destroyer, a,d to its alnot mira
cnlous healing psoPeEsiea Sold By all
druggists. sod&w .
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New York Produces Msrket
S.w 10 July IL.

S.w 10 July IL.
FLoUR-Stropgy in buyers favor and unehang-
ed
wHKAr-L,wer; No. 2 Chicago, 81 O5S9l o.;
No. ChicA o, gJ993c.
Comm d raIe business; mixed S cam, SAG
6414c:g AIDED, Sc
U.Is-Heavy mix western, 3O@43c.
CoFFsK-Quiet and unchanged.
sUGAR-Quiet and firm
RICK-Quiet and unch nged.
Esss-heavy; we.teru, ASl5Zc-
Po-K-e20 srot; Sl9 80 August.
H.Ms-lH@i24c-
AIDD.Es-rIrm; long clear western, lG5s.
IARD-HeaSy; SlISu1. spot; sil O59li 10
August.
BurrGR-Irrsgular; ern, l2S2c.
CHEksR-Unsettied, 4ldiOc.
wHIsxY-Hel. at 81 Io1I and 81 q bid.
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ON MARRIAGE

H7ppy Relief for Young Men from the effect Of
errC-, and Abuses in early life Manhood
storel. Impedi ments 70 Marriage removed. Ne
method OF treatment. New and remarkable rem
edios Books and Circulars sent tree, In sealeien-
veI,Fs. Add,es.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
4is n. Ninth ST.. PhilAdeiphia Pa.
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Wholesale Liquors.

Corrected Dolly By the LespenxsrfA Bss MfgCe
COTTON FLOUR SACKS.
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THURSDAY, AUG. 81, 1876,
100000!
Ihss. p. Porter. EI-eev. ky., General Manager.
POSITIVELY NO POsTPONEMENT.

Thss. p. Porter. EI-eov. ky., General Manager.
POSITIVELY NO POsTPONEMENT.
LISTS OF GIFTS:
One Grand Cash Gift ........ 500, 600
One Grand Cash Gift 10000
One Grand Cash Gift................. $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift..... ..... 10000
One Grand Cash Gift 10000
One Grand Cash Gift................ 5000
so Cash Gifts of 81 900 each... $4,000
100 Cash Gifts OF 500 each $4,000
100 Cash Gifts of 400 EACH. 10000
100 Cash Gifts of 800 each. 10000
200 Cash Gifts Of 200 each 10000
600 Cash Gifts of 100 each... G0,G0O
10000 Cash Gifts of II EACH. 10000
Total, IL ,l56 Gifts, All CASH. 100000
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. sI2; Halves, Sc; Quar'ers. s3;
Tickets, srO: ~ Iickets, 81 o; I51a Tickets,
es0] 9j TIckzts. 81 90. 100, O0J Tickets nj sl2
each.
Hon T.. H. T4vlor, Mayor Of frankfort. the
entire Boavd of City Councilmen, n. Alvin
DuvalI. late hief Justice OF Kentucky. snd
di interest, Il persons as the ticket-holdeIs pre-
sent may &c ignste, will superinend The draw
ing.
Remittances can be male by Express. Draft.
msde ray. BILE to kEsIUtkY CASH DiSI RIBu-
TON coMP.NY.
All communications, orcers for Tickets, snd
applications for Agencies s,ouid he addressed
to HON. THOS. r. PORTER,
General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
Tickets ior al by ) M Alien, As eDt, Book
sfc'e, I.eavenwOrth, Kansas.
julyT tSc-d&w
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The Liver, TIE la gest or
gan in ths bSdy, Is . enersliy
the seat o. the dis ease, and n
not egulzied in Tim .rzt
suf1eriDx. sreiehedness, and
DEAF II will ensue.
'Fyon feel DULL. DRow Y,
DEBiLIT- favr frequent
headache, Mo rHr "a TIE ba
iy pOor APPEIITE snd 1Os-
sCE 'o.TtD. y.u are sufieriDg
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-25
THE FRIENDS.

prcparative meeting of Friends was held yesterday
in their place OF worship, Rutherford place. previous
to tho annual assembago OF the members Of that
nomination tho first public OF which Is take
place Saturday next. considerable number Of
Quakers have already arrived in tho city anticpa-
ton Of that event
the school close by under Quaker control A number
OF venerable ladies and gentlemen occupied seats
elevated platform the end OF the floor All renamed
and silent meditation. Tho stiffness WAS CON-
pletc. At length Elder Thomas Foulkc arose
He repeated the first words OF the Lords
Prayer, and said that Il was the design Of infinite
wisdom to regard mankind HIS offspring and
chdren-a relation most tender, and which must
never ccasing feeling OF gratitude Whatever
the purer is our Christianity The speaker counselod
resignation to the will 81 God. Whatever cup the
Father presents to whether TILED with JOY grof,
Is equally good. Whatever station IN life is we
should checrully accept IT. and make IT the best
can. Obedience 10 aud love OF earthly parents was
urged The relation Of child father Is precious
aud holy one, and II VIC love and obey our earthly
father how much more should we love and obey our
Father in heaven
AT tho close Of the services two business meetings
hcld--onc by men and one by women. They arc
called the Lords work In conversation with mem
bcrs of tho society the writer informed that
very difficult TO Keep the younger members Of the de-
nomination up to the simple and unadorned habits and
attire OF their parents They succumbcd TO the iniu
cncc OF tho vain focs Of tho world and many OF the
youthful Quakeresscs would insist despite ALL in being
In the fashion. There was a growing tendency TO re
lax the rigidity with winch the Friends adhered TO
nero outward pccuartics and to conform and
TO the general custom IN Dress language and
manners They STILL however, thought that in cor
rect walk in lie there should be nothing for show,
nothing for pleasure The yearly meeting will be at
tended principally by Friends from Long Island and
New York In addition to tho city congregations