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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-11-09
HYDE house,
n,,o,r,x Fru Co Pa

lIEn W.T.
W. II. sCHRAM, Proprietor.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
30 literally bestowed upon him. inc new
proprietor, hopes, by paying s'.iet a.,
,,nt;on 10 the comfort and convenience OF
vu,sta. to merit q continuance OF the
same.
o., 80 1859.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-11-09

VOBNT ORK.-we are now prepared
81 w to do all kinds Of JOB WORK,
Envelopes Tags Bill heads, Letter heads
neatly and ehesply executed. Once in
Thayer & Hsgerty's new building, Main
street PidSxsy, Pa.
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@. G.. MESSEN GER,

N Druggist and Parmaceutiet, N. W. corner
vnNaip and Mill streets, Ridgway, "a.
s',N assortment of carefully selected FOR.
ntnn ,nn AID Domestic Drugs. Prescriptions
carefully dispensed at all hours, day OF
night. VInoy
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-11-09
KERSEY HOUSE,
CearnavtLLs. ELK Co., Pa.

! JOHN OoLLINs, Proprietor.
Thsnafal for the patronage heretofore
60 l.heriily bestowed upon him, the ne"
.ro rr,e,or, hopes, By paying strict 81
seh,;on to the confort and convenience
Vi suests. t merit continuance Oh the
ea.nS.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-11-09
J.. o Is. BAILEY,
ATTORNEY-AT.LA LAW
.IAuES D. FULLERTON,

Surgeon Dentist, having permanently 10.
Gated in Rigway, offers his professional ser
,iees TO the citizens of Ridgway ana sur.
rounding country. All work warranted.
Office in Service & wheeler's Building, up.
stairs, first door to the left. 73-n-92.ly
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Rates Of Adysrtising.

Transient advertisements per square Of
eight lines, one insertion 81, two inser.
tions, $l.60, three insertions, 81.
Business cards. ten lines or less, per
year IS. 80
Advertisements payable quarterly.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
CHOSEN IN PENNSYLVANIA.

BENJAMIN HAtR1ss BREWSTER,
JOHN W. CItAtFANT,
JOHN wEtsH,
HENRY DtssrOrT,
CHRISTIAN J. HOFFMAN,
CHARLES THOMPSON JONES!
EDWIN II. FITLER.
JOSEPH W. BARNARD,
BENJAMIN SMITH,
JACOB KFABB;
JOHN b. wARFEt;
JOSEPH THOMAS.
ARIO PARDEE.
LEWIS PUGUE,
EDWARD S. stLiMAN;
WILLIAM CALDER
MILES =. TRACY.
3. ". yIARKw FATHER
DAEJEI. J. MORREIL.
sih.t lirrs,
Il i.I:
.GE,
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Need not be endured, although what can't must he.
Among the bodily ills susceptible Of comp etc re
moval by thar benign tonic and Alternative Hos
tstter Stomach Bitiers, general debility, NAL
arial feyers constipation, dyspepsia Ii er disorder,
aud nervousness. Its remedial capabilities are,
however, by no means limited to these naladies
Its proper ties As = blood d-Purent resder eH-
treme serSiceable in exPel ing the sc-ii iInpuri-
ties which produce those painful disorders, rheu-
naIism and got.t and It's inv gorating and mildly
stimulating effect upon the K dneys and bladder
constitute it useful medicine for ialpelling those
organs a complete performance Of their functions
when they are weak and inactive. Ia iact there
is scarce any disease Of which weakness is ac.
con, anime 1, ia whi IA this admirable medicine
cannot h- used with advantage .ulSw
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White Rye
The Ceutaur Lintments have

For sale at Gordon x Bro, ju!y27w2t
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TO SHEEP r RkISEES.

For sale at the Victoria Stock Farm, a
flock OF 600 yeariing Bucks. They are from
half and three quarter bred Merino Ewes,
BY long wooled English Rams Of the high
es. strain. and are class OF sheep admir-
ably adapted for Kansas and Colorado
combining as they do, the finer qualities Of
the Merino with the larger frames of NUT
ton producing qualities of the English
breeds. They will be sold in lots of 10 and
upwards, at SO per head, and singly at
Sl5 each, +. o. b. cars at Victoria.
Apply to GEO. GRANT,
Victoria, Ellis Co.. Kan.
aus3-w6t
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DR.. Prics's True Flsvoriue Extracts,

Vanilla, Lemon, and all extracts used in
favoring ice-cream, jeliies, cakes, ETC., are
acknowledged. after thorough trial by the
best housekeepers in the land, to be always
as represented; hotties holding hslf more
Others sold for same size, natural cOloring,
free from poisonous oils, 30 concentrated
that small quantity gives all the flavor
required. Strange that persons will Use
worthless extracts when such natural fla
vorS "a DIR. Prices are to be had They
are really equal to his celebrated Cream
Baking Powder. eod&w
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Els E--N-s :
No ii Lake street, Chicago, Ill.

HARDLY 10 be credited, but it is never
rheIesr true, that a sick horse or bad-con-
ditioned COW can he brought up in a few
days by the Use Of Simmons Liver Regu-
lator. The powders should be mixed with
the food, and they will eat it readily; and
it is surprising to see what Improvement IN
msdiately takes place. 1t opens the bow
els, strengthening them, and does all and
even more thon the best condition powders.
A small quantity in the food for chickens
will cure cholera and keep the poultry
healthy. ltd&w
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A NeE Work for the Times.

We have received from Mr. Il. 4. Ten
ney, Manager Of Watson's Chicago Branch,
Ga Lake Street, Chicago, copy OF Wat
sons New illustrated Map OF the United
Srates and the World. This is the mot
complete VI sp that has been brought to our
notice. IL shows all Countie-, County
Names, Finished Railroads, Stations, and
Distances between each.
Ii extends from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc Ocear. 1t gives boundaries and names
of hundreds of New Counties that have
been lstely organized throughout the Coun-
try, and which do not appear on other L.
;. Maps. The engraving e1cels in clear
ness and legibility, and is not equaled by
any map now published Of the United
States
The illustrations consist Of one Grand
Panoramic or Birds Eye View OF the
country from Ocean to Ocean. artisticallv
arranged, 20 as to show the grest variety of
our Landscape Scenery Of River, Lake,
Plain and Mountain. there are also views
of the White Mountains, Niagara Falls.
Capt. at Washington, 70 Semitic Valley,
Big Trees of California, and a large view
of Mount Vernon.
On The reverse eide is printed large and
finely executed Map of the World on Mer-
Gators Projection, showing Ocean Steamer
Routes, Cables, etc; Cities Of New York
and Chicago; Flags of all Nations; Census
giving the Population OF every County in
the United States; Stati.,ics of Europe,
Asia and Africa a large Birds Eye View
of Paramount Park, Philadelphia, showing
all the Centennial BuildingS, in their
proper location, and giving dimensions Of
each. There is also an Engraving Of the
Main Centennial Buiidirg, Art Gallery and
Horticultural Hall, on large scale. A
View Of New York and Bro1klvn Suspen-
sion Bridge, now in process o. erection, and
being the longest in the World. Also
Hrrse-Shne Curve, Allegheny Mountains.
IL Is colored in States and Counties, as de-
-ired, ard viii be furnished to Agert' al
the lowest price at which it can be afforded.
Agents wanted In every town.
Address for particular,
X A. TESSEY,
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Hears MAsxoIIA BALn preserves and restores
the complexion removes freckles, tan and sllov-
ness makes the skin soft, White and delicate. Its
application cannot be detected mars-tc-eod&vs
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Sale of ScocE.

Col. ". :. Tough, OF Leavenworth, Kan
sas. on Wednesday, sold in Chicago, the fol-
lowing trottIng stock Brown horse Jnpi-
ter, can trot in 30, 10 A. Gage, Chicago. for
S305; bay colt Rhynodine. four years old,
has trotted in 2:3s, 20 J. E. Brewster, of n.
v, for 500; chestnut mare Comet, PAGER,
can go in 2:25, TO A. Gage, of Chicago, for
S5l5; roam gelding Goodlove, can trot in
30, to W. Geagan, Stock Yards, for 1885 /;
black mare Piana Maid TO f. White, Chicago,
for Sl25; gray hor,e Larkin, SADDLE horse
TO S. ii. Sweet, tor Sl95; chestnut gelding
Levi, to same. for $50; chestnut gelding
Tom, 10 Mr.. Quinlan, for $50.
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FoITY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Or. G. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
L LyER PILLS,
ii~patiis or Liver Complaint,
E.sPrIsIA AND SICK FEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
RAIN ia the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure
~,amciInlcs the pain is in the left side; the
iuireai Is rarely able to lie on the left
s,,ic; sometimes the pain is felt under
.2,e -ttpulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
I'D, to the top OF the shoulder, and Is
IuetumeS mistaken for a rheumatism IL
e arm. The stomach is affected with
: ,.. oi appetite and sickness; the bowels
. General are CoStiye. sometimes alterna-
I .c with lax; the head is troubled with
10 n, accompanied with dull, heavy
: sation in the back part. There is
I. arTdiiy aConsidcrable loss ofmemory.
+ Umpanied with painful sensation OF
! .Nimg left undone something which
Il; 10 have been done. \ slight, dry
C,a."n Is sometimes an attendant. The
.r,rr, complains of wcariness and de-
. as; he is easily startled, his feet are
al OF burning, and he complains OF d
! !. KY sensation of the skin; his spirits
:. " i0w; and although ne is satisfied that
..r,iac would be beneficial to him, vet
An scarcely summon up fOrtitude
, rsgh TO Try II. In fact, he distu:sts
e., remedy. Several of the abovc
.-,mptu,ns attend the disease, bur cases
.i-y-oa,ur.cdN mc-cfcw ofthem existed
i,l4gni Ga.ion q, the body, at.erdeaTn,
H., sI.u.-a til- Liver 10 Eave been cx-
fea,n>i, otoraSo..
hGUE Nd FEVER.
-. {. h:'Li.4.s iI.ER Pills, N
CASE o. =. L. AID FEyEG, Wnea taken
VITA lu.na.. are productive OF the
most i'-pp. rl,Iira. 10 better calharuC
can hc I'D, PTvpsgAory 10, or a:lei
IakiEI 'uiniG.. W. would advise ali
wno AZ .ll,i.tyd with t"ls disease tC
u;.c t'!-m TAIE TRIAL.
20 al B,lous arrangements, and Us
a sin,Ic- puEgatiye, ihey are uncqualed.
BEWARE oE MUTATIONS.
The gcnulnc DR. (. n lane ; LIVER
rna-S aIc n Yer Iugar coated.
Every box has red WAX seal on the
I'D, with the impression DR. M:LANE's
liver Pills.
The genuine M'LAN-'s LIVER Pills
a,-ar the signatures Jf {. M!LANE and
FLEMING BReS. on the wrappers.
Pa Insist on your druggist or
Srorckveper giving you the genuine
DR. G. NcLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros. ittsJurgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
70 those wishing TO give Dr. G. McLASE's LIVE
eIrs I-l! vii mail post pad any part Of The
United 5s4ies BOX Of Pills Tor twenty five
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
ma --ls-dSw
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

n Vital weakness OF depros-
sion: a weak exhausted feeiing, no
energy or courage; the result of m 9 utal
0ver-W0rk. 1nde scretiO %
or 0XCos0os, or some drain upon the
rysiem, Is always cured by HUM. HREXS'
hOAEOPAThlC SPECIFIC No. %
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 HUMPHRkYS.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Theo. Egersdorf, Agent, LeavenwoIth,
Kansas.
uneS-3taWSv
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Ii was in a Western farm in the heart OF

1t was in Western farm in the heart of
the of Indian country. One of the
officers Of the post-our second lieutenant
"a hearty robust man, OF full habit, was
suddenly taken with bleeding from the
lungs, and nothing that the post physician
could do for him gave him any relief.
Knowing the virtue Of PoND's Extract, /
suggested it as deTRisr resort. 1t Was
pooh -poohed but as the case was desper-
ate one / gave the patient ten drops at once.
The blood became less in quantity immedi-
ately: five minutes later ten drops more
WIRE given, and ten minutes afterwards the
same quantity was again administered,
when the hemorrhages ceased entirely. Six
years have elapsed since then, and he is
now as robust as ever. He has had no re-
turn of the hemorrhage. We can safely
recommend the Extract to the public,
knowing it to be perfectly harmless and in
fallible in all pain, and to be a sure and
certain speci6c for every i'll for which It's
proprietors claim it to be a curative. 1t
has only to be introduced to he household
necessity. e-o DIV
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAVESwoKTH, hASsA=.
.Iulv ~ T--g
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HOME MARKETS.

ICossKcrsp p.,Ls sua THE IIaL-.
TINES 0FFiCf,
LRsvSSvOsIa, August ] 1870.
Produce Market.
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The Season of Infiamms tions.

The cold, piercing winter s.orms are as
destructive of human life as any of the ter
rible epidemic diseases, the first appearance
of which in a community strikes terror in
the heart of the most brave. As cold
weather in winter is unavoidable, it creates
little alarm, although its injurious effects
On the health of adult persons are worse
than those Of the hottest season of the year.
Think Of the late Mayor Havemeyer, of
New York, who, with a robust constitution,
and notwithstanding his advanced age en-
oying excellent health, Was killed outright
by two hours exposure to a chilly No
vember = torn Sudden deaths from
this cause, it il true, are exceptional but
infammatory diseases result from it
very frequently, ard they but too often
prove fatal TO the patient. 1t is we'll
known that pneumonia, inflammation of
the brain, inflammation OF the bowels, in
fiammation Of the lungs, etc, are most dan
gerous diseases, and that, TO save the life Of
the patient, it is of the utmost importance
TO arrest them in their first stage, as in their
later stages they will battle the skill Of the
most eminent physicians, whilst in their
incipient state they are promptly and easi-
ly cured by Railways Ready Relief. In
every family this invaluable specific rene
dy for all inf ANN atory diseases should be
constantly kept on hand. The expense is
mere trihe, and saves more than twenty
times the amount in doctors or druggists
bills. The rough weather in win'er allows
but little outdoor exercise, which is SO
necessary to excite the digestive organs to
more energetic ACTIVITY This want Is fully
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GROCERIES,.
CnrNTY CLERKS OFpIC

Z v-Nw KIH, kA~.. Juiy 20, 1876.
NOTlJE Il HEHE ~ GIVEN that Pro-
IN prsals will b Zee ivet at this ofic :, until
II o'clock n, MONDAY. Au u,t h. 1876, 'or
furnishing the County, for one year from date
OF tract, with groceries tor the poor oi the
u an County, AID Tor the poor nj the Coun-
ty Poo- House.
The hi der will set for h in his proposals II
the different kinds grade or qua Ity, OF gro
ceri-S ne pr Os-s {, Inrnisl, IN 1 the price or
prices therefor
GROCERIES REQUIRED.
Flour Corn Neal sugar. Oiee, Tea, Rice
Bacon. shoulders. Llrd, Beans, ominy, oi-
dsh so Ia era kers, Sods, Pepper, Salt, Pota-
to- > 'and es Coal OIl, Matches mol ,ssss Soar
and negar and such other ArtIc es rs may tie
required IN The grocery line.
The BoaFd OF county Jn missioneis reserves
tn" gai 10 r ject an, an all uids,
BY order oI the Beard.
o. DIEFEND0RF,
Iu!y2J-di-w2t Coanty Clerk.
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- Send IS cents to Dr.. Butts D'spensary, st
Louis. No., for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise. and Medical Advice. 80 pages in all
apgD-l07
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MEDICAL.
TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
For all diseases Of ths Liver, Stomach and spleen
After Forty Years trial { is
st'li Teceiyir he most un4ual-
iteI sgia,ouiais OfIts virtues,
fr IN persons OF the hig 4est
cbarac -er ard TeSroasibiIIy.
Eminent pSysieiaDs commend
IL as the mo~t beneficial.
II is eminenuy q Family
Medicine, and by being kept
r-ady or Immediate Z. sort vii
save IN sny hour o. suffering,
aud many 8 dollar in iIne an
DOCTORS BILLS.
Your Regulator is one Of the hest fa sily medi.
nv fanny Tor medicine in i've yeas, only for
your Regulator, and must cay IL Dies all IL says II
Will Nou ean also recommened il in Coiic for
stock. it having cared q nne Buie OF mine worth
Five Hundred dollars j. A NkLsOy,
Macon, ia,
The Liver, the largest
gan IN tn, body, is generally
the Seat OF the disease, and 4
not REGULATED in tim .r
SUFFERING. Nretcheiness, and
DEAF II viii ersp..
Fyou f-.I DULL. DEow-r,
DEPILIT isss frequent
t.e.d. ache, No IN "a TE ba-
". p-o AFPEIIrs Sbd ToS-
.CE oxrsD, y"u are sat-'Ins
f'nIu To-PID-I ES OF 81
OUssEss,'' xntl Doth my
y.uso sIeedi.y al srr-
man-Dty
Hon. Ite.r. III. Sie-e.x.
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COUNTY BRIDGES.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICF, ,
LEAyRSM R.H kAN JulN 20. ls16. <

COUNTY CLERK OFFICF,
LEAvRsw R'H. KAN, July 70, 1876.
NOTI l. HEREBY GIVEN That the
~ Bosd of County Comm ssioners of the
County Of Letvenvorth. At 1t. regular July
sessi n, to-vIt on the ah day Of July, 1s-6 by
resoiut- n, derlsr.d its Intsntio, to build, or
cause be hui d, BRIGGS the places aud in the
township, erei n ter named, to- il:
On the 11llotson ro@d, elaw-Ye hip.
,ne over cfees between secti1n ii ana IA, in
STRANGER township.
tine on branch Of Hog creek, bet -een ,sc-
zion q and "a, town 10 range 2, in Fairmount
tosnsh.p
One e,r, ard east OF Round Prsirie Church,
on q rosd re=ding 10 Coo ey 3 bridge, in kaston
township; nd, also, one over the 50 Branch
of Nine-mi resk, on the LeavAnworth AMI
wyandotte road, in Frirmount township, at IN
aye-R, es IN tied oos, OF 500 each
Township Trustees. and all Other concerned,
resilIng In the above townships, W II take que
notice he eof. and govern themselves Accord
inny
BY order of the Board.
%. DfEfENDORF, County Clerk.
iuIy20i3.gH
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LEGAL.
Special u Msster's Sale.

II. the Circuit Court Of the United States, for the Dis
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Chicago Produce Market.

yRlCAsO. August 81
FLOUR-IuI. o,,-
WHxAr-kAsi,r; No. 2sp-ing, ss' e sPot; '.'s
Septeaber. -,,z,.,> 100, ,,Il.
.aTs3Fnmer; No ?, sOl SPOT; 3Nc septeIn-
Der.
RYx-Firmer ~ sc.
RLKY-tzsit Soc spot 6sc sep er br.
IoRK-Duli ! we.k q d lower, S.s 90 SPOT
SIS 90 ais 67H ssp emn-r,
L.sp-i.u,, ana .euui Z downward; sio ~ spH'
SlI OO1ll O21a september
bulS as.r--t. adv ADD hrm.
WHLKY-S,eady snd firm; al lo's.
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Work. Produce Markct

New York Produce NA"fAe'
NEW Yos August !.
I,or,-G;,o3 demand end ii In; low graies are
WaxAI-Opapei frmer; fair demand aud closed
ou Ell: 80. .hiea %, sIc9sl % NO. spring. -
~..Rs-Fair seman1; mixed steamer uDsraded,
O.T-D il a.. heavy mixed wes;erp, 2ssii'se-
CoFsxK-Quiet and un ha gsd.
SUG.R-Quiet and changed
MOL I.ssEs-toreign grade firm, and grocery
grade qu et- ,z.,oo
P"eT- on end h-a and ,losed fru; ~ .
- % P"s s,,m n he clos; eli sOall 31lz cash !;
slI 22Ilali Is Ausu I: <ll -5ali 10 oep'emb T
BUrT.R-tirm; vest'rn 2S-4.
CBkksE-Fnm: 3e9ts
WHsKY-EiIm AT 81 l358-
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Attachment: Notice.
WILLIAM T. Sk kELTON,


WILLIAM PLEAS aud MRS. PLEAS, first Z
DaIle unknown, Del, ndals.
Before Justice CLARK, Case Nc. III, Complaint
in sttacumrnt, Plaintiff, demand, sll4,
MO ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on the s;h
~ Il ~ OF June, l-16 Jer-m ah Glars u Iu--
tica Of the Peace, OF l. 'ayeIworIh Iowaship,
eayeawOrt COUNTY, haHsas, suel an order
Of attAchmenr Ia he q 'Ov On i'll Il cause, Tor
the sum OF Sll Is, and ha sai; calse viii b.
card on the 2tth day otJ j., a. ID 20, al
O'Clock "A. II. l.. y. "a. CLOtT'rE,
Attorney tor Plaintiff
WILLIAM 7. SHELTON, Plaintiff
june22-wIt
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Markets by Telegraph.
New York Money Mars e {

New York Money Mars ct.
sEv Sosr, August l.
GioLp-Sieady;s 1lHa1 1i5s.
CIRRiING kAfKs-1s0J per cent
RRowIsS kATR.-Flat-
GoyERSMESr--Closedh hEm.
Rail D~-Strong.
STATE BoSDs-ouiet and hrm.
S,ory -soecuI.i,oa uss characterized by a
sepre,.ron and lover pricc.- The New jersey
Ce.rral "a, the disiu bi el-ment Of he MARKET,
and dropp ~ per ee t. The deciioe In e1ai
share had dsus .alizng infue c. % the entire
ock list and the whole market vas b avy md
Liver. . um.rs sfa cGn rnue deere se in cam
in. in some If the " -stsIn r"ais. had . dep es-
sing eff. ct Oh specu ario' AT the second oosrS
the arket v . ueas, and III lowe rices # the
da. we're currsn- Al The eo-e. the market . a
tIm Tor som. .hares, while O,h=rs we're down 10
{ re lowest point OF the day.
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Murder Will Ont.

A few year ago "August Flower" was
discovered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint, . few thin DyspeP-
tics made known to their friends how essily
and quickly they had been cured BY its use.
The great merits of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER became Leraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer to another, until, with
out advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense, Druggies in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Costivenesr, palpitation of the Heart,
indigestion, low spirits, etc, can take three
does without Eeiief. Go to your Druggist,
r. Parhsm, and GET s-bottle for IS cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
aux24-eod&eoW
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Castoria Is certain to operate

1t does not nauseate or gripe 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 10 adults and infants. 1t
contains neither mineral, morphine nor
alcohol. Children teething may have
health, and mothers find rest, if they use
CastoTia. jeS-w3m
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Chicago Live stock Mhrkee
CHIcAso, Angus. l.
CArrLK-Rsceipts, 500. Prices nearly aom:-
nal and unchanged.
Hnas-. ec in,s. 10 co. Pae.ing ra'htr more
active; ii. h. dull. and price. yea rai'y hrn-f
heavy, S. 5000 20: 'ig,t, &c 5oa6 %; common
and mIx.d, Sc 2596 a, choice Phi,ade mas
Sc 50.
sH.Ep-Receip,s 100. Nominal.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-03

No people in the world suffers as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
yeArs OF experience in medicine has failed
70 accomplish certain and sure remedy for
the disease and its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, water-hrash. Sick
Headache, [ tostiveness, palpitation of the
Hear, Liver Coppasint, coming up Of the
feod low spirits. general debility, etc, We,
aince the introduction OF GRKKN's AusIs1
FLOWER We believe there Is no case of Dys.
pep-ia that cannot be Immediately relieved.
$4,000 dozen cold last year without oae ca.<
OF failure reported. Go TO your druggis,
X PARH M. and &c, a sample bottle for II
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular sise 75 cents .-....
Aug "a eod&eow.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-03
EDi,cop,i Methodist.

This medicine is acknovl
edged ht.e po qua as iis-
-r meticIOei eontsniux those
ron hein RSoIs add kerUs
VIII ch sn aii-~ise Providence
has pl-ced la eouut Ie wher,
Liver DIS a,..s most prevail
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-03
AGENCSi Why % Z you u, ii. :, /

dSaStfsl thing, wh., can maxi success
sare by Offering Gu tome 'hoice of tie $50
low pr - anu 'ast el,iag books whic,i
compi, tely r-prese Ited by 5 mp.e pages. pind-
Ings. illu stra tions. etc. In our wonderful new
GRAND co NBINATION PROSPECTUS
IL contains pick ed, popu ar works on sreTy sub
Joof ..bsoiut-ly excess every thing re II.
Agents, and all meaning tus .ss I'll puid send
fnssun'ip for particulars TO &c cssN-L &to
aus3su sr l. us. No.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-03
Like Regulars on + ress Parade.

The teeth should always be scrupulously
clean and free from b.emish. Keep them
ia this condition With the incompatible
ZOZODONT, and when they are veterans
IN the service, they will lie as good
nes" coaw.