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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
The Son Of a Wealthy Citizens Of S.,
Louis End .ayofs to Find an End
to a Long Debauch,
In the Treacherous Waters Of the
Turbulent Missouri.

About four weeks ago young man about
twenty three year. Of age, named Lawrence
kinseiia, arrived in this city from st.
Louis and stopped at the Mansion House.
His gentlemsnly ard well-hred manner AT
once made him the associate OF the "boys"
about town, to some of whom he told that
his father was in comfortable circumstances
in St. Louis. That having placed him in
a large hardware house when quite young,
he was, when he left St. Louis, one Of the
best men in the establishment. Having, it
lie presumed, become somewhat dissipa,ed,
and in pursuance Of desire
Of his father to "straighten up.n
he asked and obtained a leave of absence
for few months and came here. Instead
of following the advice of his father and
trying to turn from the road that was lead
ing him TO ruiz, he plunged into di-sipa.
ton and was frequently seen very much de-
bilitAted from the u-e of strong drink and
late hours but nothing was thought Of the
matter "a he was a hale fellow, we'll met
among the boys and was thought TO be able
To take care of himself. Yesterday morn
ing II was noticed that he was taking more
than his usual amount of liquor and final
ly called for whisky punch. This was
refused because he had already taken
enough" He AT once sal down and wrole
a long letter to his father and began to act
in a manner that attracted a tentIon. lie
told some he was going away shortly and
to one il is said he unmarked: 81 won't be
with You long. ! am tired Of life"
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Patropized By the LADIES'.

The delightful, pure, unadulterated and
truly excellent qualities of DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts and Cream Bsk-
ing Powder has secured TO them the pat
ronage of the most intelligent ladies in this
country. Whenever a sweet. white biscuit
is wanted. Or light pot pie, an elegant
cske. or a delicious pudding, these articles
ale made use of as their purity AID uni
formity are certain in producing such re-
suits. A few cents additional cost does not
deter ladies who RE mindful of the health
of their family from procuring that which
is known to be pure and wholesome, espec-
tally articles that are used in preparing the
"necessarie> of life" DIR. Prices powder is
not cold in bulk, it il put up in cans secure
ly labelled. Bulk powder is largely adul-
tera,ed, and often, fraudulentIy cold for
DIR. Prices. eod&w
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To Sheep Raisers

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 wooded English X ans of the high
est 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 cold in lots Of 10 and
upwards, at SO per head, and singly at
SIS each, +. O. b. cars at Victoria.
Apply to GEO. GRANT,
Victoria. Ellis Co., Kan.
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The readers of THE TINES who may this
summer have occasion to visit Boston, will
thank Us for reminding them that the Amer
lean House mere than sustains it's we'll
earned reputation a. one of the best hotels
of New England. Particular attention is
paid to the comfort of guests, and desire
to please is apparent in all parts of the
house.
Put the American down in your note
book, and stop there when in Boston.
WSSat
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Stems Oriental Stomach Bittsrs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, perfect renovator and
invigorator Of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
q healthy copdition, enriching, refreshing.
and invigorating both mind and body.
They are easy Of administration, prompt in
action, certain in their results, safe and re-
liable in all forms of disease. These Bit
ters are especially adapted to the use of
Females. Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain of lsssitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay,
Sold by EsERsDoRF. eod2w
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No Cure, No Pay"

We authorize our agents to guarantee that
our Medicine, if taken according to direc-
ton, will relieve constipation and the dis
eases incident to torpid liver; and if any
one will show by positive proof that it has
not produced what we guarantee, they are
entitled to a return of their money, pro-
vided they take the genuine Simmons
Liver Regulator by the directions
ltd,Sw
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEAvsNw0RrH COUNTY,
IN the Diatrict Court an the County # Ledrenrorh in
S,,,, # E,,,1..
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Chicago Produce Market.

'HiCAHO. August y.
FLoUK-st6ady aud unchanged.
= WHkAT-t bsett ei ana active, hut week and
lower; No. spri &, 3-55ze cash; 921sc SePtem.
Der; 9iia s9Gc October, I'D closed At 9i1zc Octo-
be-.
CoRN-Unsatile1 hut generally higher No. =,
43ac rxsh i2e4c -eptember, 81 October
OArs-Duii and ienaing downwsrd; 3l9Sli &c
cash SI1se September and October.
RYE-Firmer; 5795Sc.
B.KLKY-FAir desnand and higher; s0c ca h; I9c
October
iORK-Ac'ive, but weak and lower; sl5 80 cash,
September ard Ocs' Der.
LARD-Insctiv- and lower; 50 50 the year.
bUIK MIATs-shouders, s. s96c; short rib,
s7zssl.c; short clear. sH a9c; all summer cured,
boxei, cash
HisKY-Stsady; 81 %.
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A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

1ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
(I for the purchase and sale Of Grain, Seeds.
Hides, Green and Dried Fruits, Butter, Egg,
&C., &c. Particular attention given to Wool,
l9S South water Street, CHICAGO.
RRYRRKScKsJ. ]. Murphy, Cashier Fifst
National Bank, Woedstock, NJ; German Ns-
tionai Bank, Chicago, ILL.,; Hall, Patterson 4
Co., Union Stock Yards, Ch'cago: L. G. Knife
fen, Milwaukee,: In iustrial Age, Chicago.
m.yI7-e0d&w-6m
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvKNwoRIH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court Of said County and State.
In the matter OF the Estate of
WILLIAM GOULD, Deceased.
TkEDI rORS and ali other person interested
" in the Aforesaid ksia'e, are hereby pOtlned,
that at The next regul,r term of the probate Court
in and f.. srid comfy TO tie begun and held at
the Court Room, in The city and county of Leavsn-
worth. StaIe ef aforesaid, on the frs Monday in
the monht Of Icsobsr, A ~ ISL. Ish ali apply to
said Court tor a fIii shd final sst!iemeat If said
Estate. DAVID T. HAIRS,
Adn.iL i,iritor Of Will Am 6ou Il. Deeeased.
Ieavenworh City, Aug 18th, A. a. 1876
Aug "a Wit
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HORTICULTURAL
The Fruit Fair at Laing's Eal

The County Horticultural Society held
an enthusiastic meeting at the Court House
yesterday, and made final arrangements for
the Fruit Fair to he held at Laing'- Hail
on next Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY.
They expect to get together the finest col
lection Of fruit ever shown in the we-r.
Go and zee il. After the fair is over the
fruit is to be taken to the Centennial at
Philadelphia.
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st. Louis Produce Market.

sI. Louis 1rOuuco M urket.
81. LorIs. August 60
HKhP-Nominal; undresssd, S0casl 20.
FLoUs-Quiet and weak and yeGy little doing,
WHKAT-iusgulsr and some sa'es lower No 2
fall, 81 Ii1a spot; 81 l45s al Is Piembsr; No. )
do, u 20 spot; s9ac September; No, do, 1875.
CORN-higher; "a aIiXed, 43ASifc spot
~: bid August; &c September; tales, IlHc &C.
tober.
,,AIs-l-wer; No mixed, Sic spot; 30, August
3GAc september.
krx-retter. scarce and wanted; size bid spo:
sales, SIC August.
BAki EY-N0 market.
WHIsKY-Ste.dy; 81 10.
BurfEs-Be,t grades finer; prime ID selected
dairy, is a24c country store, ll(9lGc.
-.tGss-Ess er: l0S Sl21zc
HAY-Ddll; old pra re sold at 81 80.
fokK-IDser, s59I7.
Dry SALT MEAIs-Lo~er; 61zas4Ss5zc.
bacos-lr.er; Ts4e9S91s991ass3sc.
L.Ro-lower; $40.
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In Q Bad Way.

The Kansas Insurance Company, of this
city, is in a queer way. A bill from this
Office has been before them for months.
The little unfortunate bill has been bobbing
around until i, il lost. We were told that
it was audited and would be paid when Ed
Russell returned Ed has returned and
yesterday lie into, med US that nothing had
been done with il. We have instructed our
clerk TO bring sui, for the amount. There
seems TO be no one in the concern who
knows anything about its business. or who
is a responsible party TO speak for Them.
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"AeaR, for I will speak Of excellent
pun1's elrRAc(--The great Vegetable Pm,
Desrrsye:. has been in use o"er thirty
tive virtues cannot be ercelled
cnii oREn.-So family Can afford to be without
psnd's Extract Accidents, bruises,
Commissions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
PROMPTLY relieves pains or Barns, senlds,
nas.ri,ri L,, Chnans., Old sores,
1aInaiion. reduces s1elliner, stops bleeding,
hernoycs di-col Jrations aud heals rapidly.
FEMALE wtAkntSseS..I. always relieves pain
y the back dion-, IN lines and prcssingpain
" lk1eoaRHGA :; has no eouaL All kinds Of nj.
ceraiiens TO which ladies are subject are
panyfnR each bottle.
PILES .bii.d or bleedina-rneet prompt relief
and ready cure. No case, however chionic
vAisosI I'M iss he ons cure fer
this distressing and dangerous condition.
Kenny eis.As.s.-it has NO equal for pe:Ens-
blssplss from any ca4se. For IDS Is a sre.
tiic. 1t hiss saved hundreds of lives VII. n 4
ether remedies fail.dio arrest bls-ding frolI
80. s...aaci,, iuns., nd elsewhere.
i-.-..-'Le re al alike rel.evsd, AID often per
PHIs,sIkAs 81 "a schools who are acquainted
with f.nL Extract Of " itch Hazel rec.
Oinraendlt IN IL =: pfact re- We have L. tiers II
fosnmeB ta,lOl fGDi.g hundreds of Physjciapa
faAny Of whom order D. Tor use IA their own
practice. In addition 20 the foregoing th.y
order ats . for SWciiir.s vi ali fincs.
Gaiasy- sure Throat, las. i,.eti 'raIisI,s.
tmpls and chronic Diprrlans t..T.f,-,
(or which II ls q spcci6c, CtiIi.iainS. .',s.l-
I'D Feet, RtihEs Of INSERTS, Messiriio-r.
etc, Chapped Hands, Enc., eal iut.lj
I'll insIn sr Of rkip d-eases.
.oitEI USE.-Eemoyc- Sareness, Rouxbness,
and emartin4; heals Cats, ErnpliS.s.
End Ptmpirs. IL ySfir>S, iIsei.Esydss and 70
Jehes, While wonderfully Improving the
Compile si0n.
TO eAamERS.-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder. no Livery Man Can q ord to be without
e. IL Is used by all the Leading Livery Stables.
Street Railroads and first HI.semen n New
York City II has no equalizer Sprain., Hs-.
Bess o. Saddle ChafDgs, Stiffness
Scratches, swelling. ., Cuts, I.arerntiep..
Bleeding. Pneumonia, Collie, Dia rrh9a.
ChiIis, Casds, etc. Its range of action ia vide.
and the relief II affords is 30 prompt that II Is
invaluable In every FsrIn-ynrd as well az IN
ever Farm house. Let IL be tried once and
Won will never be without IL
ckGItou.-POnd's Extract has been initiated.
HE genuine article has the words Ponds En-.
tract blown In each hottie. 1t is prepared by
the only perr~,s living who ever knew how
10 prepare 4 properly. Refuse all other pre-
paTaiions Of Witch Hazel. This Is the only
article used hy Physicians and in the hospf-
tal- of this country and Europe.
ElsIeRY AND uses o. roses EXTRACT,
eoap's IIRsI eoMFAsy, IS Maiden
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aPublicatiol Notice.

LRAvKSwoTTH COUNTY,
STATE OF kANsAs.
In the Distsiet Court Of tie County and ia,e efsrs-
said
ANNIE BuRKE. Plaintiff. I
WILL IAN BURKE, Defendant.
snyHE above nam d lillian Burke, Is hereby
notified that he v sued By the above named
Annie Burke. by her petItion fled on the md
Of or Le.yen. orb. K.nses. TT The cbjee. 70
prayer Of which petition IL . decree Of divorce,
froIa th, bonds Of matrim1ny. With said vii.
liam Burke, and the custody Of the eAIldren q
aid Annie and william Bmke.
And the said Wplism BufSe II further Detine1
. uni 20 he appears and answers BY the IAN
day Of september. A ID. 1876, her petitisn viii
b, taken q true and confessed, and he deoseel
Of divorces and custody Of SAID ehildren Gysn1sd
= prayed Tor ANn1E 1UkkE.
81 ernLPos Z H.xLoH. HeS AtApDeyss
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ltd&w

We counted five drunken men lying
prone on the ground unable TO navigate, in
various parts in the city Sunday. There
must have been something intoxicating in
the air, rs any one of the parties will be
keen to swear he didn't take more than
two small glasses Of beer"
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Notice Of Final settlement.

STATE OF KAN-AS,
COUNTY OF LxAvEswJaTH,
In the Probate Court Of said County and Star.
In the matter Of hs Esse EFF
DAVID 4. VAN PELf. Deceased.
|REDIIORS and al OH. per -ons interested in
~ the a'oreszid kstste are hereby Motif d,
tn 1t a. the next regular IL the Pryb,ie out,
in and 10. al ,oun y. TO he b-gun and he d Al
tn, Court Room. tn. city Vi co Inty OF Lawn
worth, site Aforesaid, on the first Sond y in the
month o. uc ob-r, A. ID. 1876, shall Apply To
toe rad =. urs Tor a ia ami frAi s~t't. neut of
; lid Estate. IRA HOFFMAN,
AdmirIs rttor 81 10. =. Van re 1. Drcsa.ed
Lesvenworth City. Aug y. A D. 1876.
Aug 24vf-
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New York Produce NJ" rl<et.

Sss "a august ~
FLouR-In demand supe. fine western, IS j09
20; Common 1, s,od, a 259i g., good to
ehoi e, 81 6505 10.
wHkAI-DuiI and -eavv; No. Chicago. new,
81 %; old, 9Ss9Sl u inferior to comnOn, 90c9
81 W.
C. RN-F ir demand and firm; mixei steam
u graded, 54I% a55tZc; Kansas m xei choife, 5sc.
O.Ts-Mo active and Fl mer; mixed western,
81 d42c.
CoFFEE-Quist ant firm.
SUGAR-QuIet a1d firm.
MOL Es-Quie: and firm.
RICK-Q net d unehanse
Ee6s-Firme /; western 16al9c-
PoRK-Closei firm; Sl1 2n9l7 . pot; sl1 l612
GIL % Septic, Der.
MiDDLFs Full: western long clear,'9R-.
LAxD-sl0 10 sl0ls .pJt; $40 @iO % Septen-
be-.
BUTTKR-Firm; western 1896.
CHEEsE-Qniet; 3a9kc.
WHIsKY-Uull aud he IVY; 81 Is
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Castoria f. certain to opera,

S"SsOhhsA - CeTsshIBh 10 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
Castoria. jeS-w3m
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st. Louis 1.-Two stock Market
81. LOUis, August -.
Foes A tive and higher and antei; Workers
and bsc u. So 900 96 80; bu.ch-rs, Sc 25a6 40;
fancy, t6 45a6 80. Receipts, 1000.
t.rTL.-Buichersg grades, Tor VIII ell demand 10
conf ed and higher; pony seers- 50 % % (;
cows and hei.ers, 81 80 55s; good TO choice
through. Texans, 1885; Cannon to fair. $3.50
rs. Receipts, $50
sHEEP-Unehansed. Teeeipis. 100
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LEGAL.
Administrat9r's Netics.
THE STATE OF KANS IS, a.

THE STATE OF KANS IS,
LEAvES 1CRTH, COUNTY.
LATHE Probate Court in and for sGis County.
In the matter Of the Estate OF !
yENJ. =. PLUMMEB, deceased.
NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Letters
IN OF Administration have been granted 70
tne undersigned on The Estate Of BENZ. y.
PLUMNER. lsie OF said County. deceased, by
the Honorable the Probate Court Of the Conn J
and state sforsssir, dated the 2s:h day of Au-
gust, u. 1s76. Now all pers ms having
claims against the said Esiate are hereby MI
q that they must present the same to The un-
dersigns tor allowance, within one year from
the date Of said Letters, or they may be preciu.
ded I'm m any benefit Of su.h estate; and thu II
$ CHI 81 inns he not exhibited within three yesrs
after he cate Of said letters, they shall be for
Ever barred.
MILE PLUMMER, Administrative Of the
Estate # FKSJ. b. fLrAhKR, L ecessed.
AUGUST y 1876
IL WirSHss WHkRIoF. / the undermined, Pro-
bite Judge Sf Leayenworth county
have hereto set my Ia nd and n Xed
[sEAL the seal of the SAID Probs Court this
19:h day OF August, A. &c. 1876.
SAM. ID. LECOMfTE, Probate Judge.
AuQ3l-W-5t
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Notice Of Attachment.

N; J. CaisM. P;sin,in, before John Mckee,
mo. 6J4t rvs 100. - ar 49,
NyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That On the
~ 10th day Of ADJUST, lS.6, Joha Mckee, .
Justice OF the Peace Of Lesyen Sorih Town, ship,
Leavenwarth County, Kansas, issued o-d.I
of sttachment in the above-named cause, for the
sum Of thirty (s300D dollars, and that said
tuse viii be heard on the q day Of Septe mber,
A. ID. 1876, at 3 O'CLOCK A. n.
ausl6-w-sw n. J. CHISM. Plaintiff.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ONE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. I, Proposing
amendments to Articles two and nine Of
the Constitution Of the state of Kansas, re-
lating 10 appropriations and county officers.

Senate Joint Resolution No. I, Proposing
amendments to Articles two and nine Of
the Constitution Of the state of kansas, re-
lating 10 appropriations and county officers.
Be it resoired by the Legislature ri the State of Kan
sas ftro thirds Of all the members elected 10 each
house concurring therein:
amend the Constitution + the state OF Kansas
shall be submitted 10 the electors Ofthe State for
adoption or rejection at the general election 10
be held on the tuesday succe, ding The Fir Mon
dsN in November, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
sevenry-sx us16):
Proposition one: Section tive nty- -four Of article
two shall he 50 amer ded as to read rs follows:
Section "a. No money shall be drawn from the
treasury except in pursuance OF n specific appro-
prIation made by law, and no Appropriation
shall be for a longer term than two y aTs.
Proposition tr0: Section three of article nine
shall be amended go as to read as follows: sec-
ton g. All county officers shall hold their Offices
sOrs shall be qualified, except county commits
siOners, who nall hold their Offices Tor the term
of three years: Prorided, That at the general
election in the year e. nteen hundred and SEVEN
ty- seven, The commis soner elected from district
number one in e. h county. shall hold his Office
for the term oil one year, the con missioner et-
ee'ei from district number Two in each county
shall hold his OFF ce Tor the term Of two years
and the Commissioner elect Il from district
numb three in each county shall hold his Of
fee Tor the term OF three years: but no person
er for more than two consecutive terms.
SIC. The following sh ali be the method o {
submitting said propositions, nancy: The bal
lots shall be either VIII ten or printed, or partly
rnte L and partly written. In regard To pro-
position One aforesaid the form OF the bal OTIS
slall be, IF proposition one to amend the
COnst tut on' and Against proposition one to
amend the Constitution" In regard TO pro-
position two, the form Of ballots shall be. For
propos ton two, 10 end section three of article
nj OF the Constitution Of the state of Kansas, :"
or "A Against proposition two, TO amend section
three of article nine OF the Constitution OF the
State OF q aDsl5.'
SEC. 3. This resolution shall take effect and be
in force from and alter its publication in the
statute book
/ hereby certify tEat the above bill originated
in the senate on the 18th day OF January, A. ID.
ls76, and passed the cody on the u day of Feb
ruaIy, A. y. 1876. and two-thIrds Of the members
elected voting therefor.
NJ. j. SALGER, JSO. II. FOLKS,
Pres't Oh Senate. Sec'y OF Senate.
Parsed the House, FEBRUARY 16. 1876. two
thirds Of the members electe't voting therefor.
ID. e. HASKELL, HENRY Tooth,
Speaker CT House. Chief Gle K o: House.
Approved Fsbusry 2. 1s7i
THIS. A. OSBORN, Governor.
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Special Mastir's Sale.


In the Circuit Court Of the United SAFES, for the Dis
tscf Of hpasGs.
the NORTHWESTERN MUTUAi,
Lie Insuranc. Co, Plaintiff CAR
Thos. Mccormick ald Am McCor- MS
mick. Defenda nts.
nUBLiC NOTICE IS HERE Y GIVEN,
il That under and by virtue Of an order OF
sale, 10 IN directed and del yered, issu a out
of the ab I'VE famed Cur +, and 81 tae decree rem.
dcfed in the shove eatitled action, wherein the
Northwestern Mutual Lie In uranse Company
Is plaintiff. anu Thomas Mccormick AID 4 N
Mccormick. are u ienfaIts. will on Mon
ay, the 4th da, september. A. ID ls1i, al
O'Clock. in The afternoon oil said day, Her AZ
public 81 le and sill u the hig est and b st i'd
der, for cash IN hand, at tn east front door 4
the Curt House in the City of Leavenworth,
County of LeIyenworth, etAte and District OF
Hans %, the folio ing described real Es;ste,
situate, lying and being in the County ofLeav-
enworth, state and District to.wit:
The northeast y of Sc tion number twenty
i've (25), town htp number ten (i0), range num-
Der TWEEN lone (2D, East.
said property to lie sold ~ commanded In
said order Of sale and in pursuance Of the decree
rendered in the above entitled acti
ChAS. II MILLER,
Deputy U. 8. Marshal, ..specisl Master.
W. c. WsEn, ESQ,
OfTopeka, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Ccutaur Liniments hav

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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We WIN Inaorss Al You Say.

II all the Charter Oaks now in use are
- good as the one We have used for nearly
twenty years, you can recommend them
with entire confidence, and We will endorse
all you Say, having thoroughly tested their
many excellent qualities, We are pleased 70
say that It is absolutely without . fault or
inpeEfection, and . marvel of economy and
neafnes.
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50 Statesmen on good salery, to sell goods
Of our own manufacture to dealers. Ad-
dress Cincinnati Novelty Manufacturing
Co., lG2 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vitalwe.kuess or depres-

V4A0A VIC AA0OoVA WOIH0o
sion /; weak exhausted feeling. no ener-
~ or courage the result of montal
Over-W0rk. lDdescreti0ns
o. exc aSSeS, or some dra in upon the
system, is always cured by HUMPHREY
HOAEOPATHiC SPE-lFiG NO IS.
1t tones up and invigorates the system, dis
pels the COON and dependency, impsrts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
rrjuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands Sold BY dealers. Price, SlOO per
single vial, or $500 per package Of five
vials and 200 vial o, powder. Sent by
all on receipt of price. Address HUN.
PHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC REDjClNE
COMPANY. 562 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
fheo. Egersdorf, Agent, Leavenworth.
Kansas. june2 3taw&w
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Horticultural Fair.

The Horticultural Exhibition at Laingie
Hall will open tc-morrow, and will be the
finest frul, show Leavenworth county ever
had,