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Scarcity of Money.

There is no doubt but the present situa-
tion Of all kinds of business and industry
is fsariully depressed, and it behooves every
family to look carefully to their expenses.
Winter is coming on when children are Ii
able to Group, Whooping Cough, etc etc.
Coughs and Colds will prevail everywhere,
and Consumption, with other Throat and
Lung diseases, will carry off many. These
Bills are expensive, and we would advise
our people to use Boschee's German Syrup.
1t meyer has failed. One bottle at 20 cents
will keep your whole family we'll during
the winter. Two doses will relieve anv
case. Sold in all towns in the United
States, and by your Druggist. sepl6eod&w
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Ieavenworth Fair,

The big advertisement Of this institution
will be found In ,o-day's paper. Evidently
the Leavenworth people intend to make it
worthy of the metropolis Of Kansas. There
is public spirit in Leavenworth which de-
serves success, and seldom fails to secure it.
They make things pleasant, too, for all who
visit their city. We always like to go to
eavenworth, because there is hesrtiness in
the welcome extended by all which makes
a man ieel at home. A fair with such men
as Capt. Insey for President, and Mr.. Mad.
den for Secretary, is almost cure to be q
good one. If We fail 10 be there TO see r
ourself, it will be because We cannot get q
railroad pas, and are too lazy TO walk
Lnvrenep Tribune,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vitslwea1ness or depres-

V1So4 Ox OCPre0
sion a weak exhausted feeling. no ener-
~ or courage the result Of mental
over-0Ork, lDdesCreti0n {.
a exc n. n. or aonls drA N upon the
syst. m, i. als.ys cured BY RUAPhkEYS
hon EOPAIHlC ape IFiC NO 2S.
Ii tones up and invigora,es the system, dis
pel- the z DOM and dependency, inpsrts
strength and energy,--stoPs the drain and
rsjuvenates 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 i've
vials and 81 90 vial OF powder. Sent BY
all on receipt of price. Address HUI.
PRREYS Homeopathic ~ED GIVE
COMP M. s62 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
ibeo. Egerdorf, Agent, Leavenvorth.
Kansas. iune2 -3tau&w
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stsrn's Oriental Stomach Rit,sr..

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, a perfect renovator and
invigorator of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
healthy condition, 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
tiers are especially adapted to the use Of
Females Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain of lassitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay,
but secure bottle before it is too late
Sold by EGERsDoRF. eod&w
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Nstice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY OF LlAvESwoRTB,
In the Probate CsuJt Of saIa Couafy and STATE.
10 the matter Of the Estate Of
JlME5 W. WALSH, Deceased.
~REDIrOR5 and all 9th er persons inteTestsd
" IN the Aforesaid Estate, are hereby nsti .
ned. tina al the next regular term of the Probate
Court, in aud for said County, 10 be begun and
held - the Court Room, in the City an County
ii Legven sorta, state Of stprssaid. on the hrs:
Monday n tie month OF o. tober, A. ID l.s5.
! SHALL apply to the said Court for full and
1nal settlement of said Estate. to-wit: On Mon
day, the 3Dth day of Octoher, A. d. 1876
DAVID TAYLOR, Administrator OF JAMES
W. WALSH, Deceased.
I~avenUo rth CITY, september d, a. ID. ls7s.
Witness my hand and s-aI OF C1urt, this -otn
lsE.L day o. September, A. ID. 1876.
SAM. D. LECOMPTE,
sspr.s-wfw Probate Judge.
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New York Produce Msrket

New York Produce Merket
kBw W. October 3.
FLnUR-Good demand super6ne ves ern 81 Z,
a 30 common good, IS 10 s5 IS; ~hi Q whea
xtIa s. 55s7 IS good to ,h ice, IS 1895 6o; at
Louis, rs 10 $ 80
wHsAr-r air demand and price, q shade higher
hieago spring. new, ~ 2Scl "a; win
= red wsstern, old in stO'e, 81 Is. nes, 81 -
tmbsr Miss -uri new, VI Is
RYx-shsde inner; western, 129I+c.
bARLKY-U chsI eed.
RN-Goo deuand: mixed western upgra Fed.
57a59s; p,ed cam, 5's571aci mixed sail, 571zcs
jsh:
J.r-HeaAy; mixed western, 3os4sc; white
es,erp, Sc SOC.
COFFEk-Firm.
SUGAR-Du and nom nal.
Mol ,ssKs-' omInslIy d unchanged.
RICk-5Ieady
bees eavy; western, 2392jc.
PoRK-Firmer aid qaiet; mess. sl7 0l9l. p
SPOT.
EF-Quiet.
MIDDLEs -hrmer; long clear western, 9lzc.
LakD-heavy; prime steam, $l0 sOSll o.
pot.
BUrTRR-Dul'; western, 1G q 30o
CHEKsK-U. cha ged
WHIsKY-Nomily, 81 Il.
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ventlen.


ventlsn.
There will be an independent Greenbsch
Conversational Convention at WaterviIIs
W'-,Nm .,
mafsnah 0ouh'y' On iuesoay' inc Oh oss
OF oc'obsr, 1876, at ii O'Clock, A. n, fol
the purpose Of nominating a candidate 70
C,,.,... ;,,r, A.. E;,,, Co,,,.s;o,., n;
"
'fic'.
The representation in said Convention Is
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Children Cry for Pitchers casteria.

1t is rs pleasant to take rs honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleterious
ingredient, and is sure to e1pel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate III. bowels and stom-
ach, and overcome irritation caused BY rash
or cutting teeth Mothers can rest and
children enjoy health ~ho use CastoriA 1t
is harmless, 1t is certain, it is speedy, il is
cheap. sepSW3m.
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COUNCIL MEETING.

Several Questions Discussed, Ono of Which
vas the Right Of Way for . Railroad On
Choct.v street.
The council met last night in regular ses
sion, and a quorum of five members being
present. the usual order of business waf
gone through With.
The reports of various officers we're read
and referred TO The proper committees.
The city engineer reported the vicinity Of
Cheyenne and Seventh streets to be in a
very unhealthy condition from the stigma
Of water caused by bad grading. The report
was referred to the committee on streets and
grades.
Several bills were reported favorably BY
the committee on jails and police.
The petition of Timothy Mccarthy, for
damages sus' aimed during the fire at the
the Second Ward House, which had been
refernd to . special committee, was referred
back to the council, and as one
70 the causes why the petitioner asked
relief from the city was based
90 an alleged neglect on the part of the fire
marshal to properly attend to his duties,
the petition Was read . second time b-fore
the council, and also . representation from
the fire marshal denying the charges i'm
piled and asserted in McCsrthy's petition.
The matter Was laid over until the next
meeting.
The special committee, to whom vas re-
ierred for inquiry and investigation the
matter Of granting the right Of way, on
Choctav etreet, for 4 railroad track, report
ed sdvenely 70 granting such right Of way,
owing 70 the femonstrance Of many citizens
and believing il not advantageous to the
interests Of the city. ...0
Their report was adopted.
he street commissioner was authorized
to employ . man for the psryoe Of notify
ing property owners Of the bad condition Of
their sidewalks, md to keep record of
thoes 20 notified.
The matter of the suit Of De Forest Fair
child asaina the city for damages, sus-
tanned to his property opposite the court
house, on Walnut street, By cutting that
street down, and which is nou ready to 70
before the courts, Was brought before the
c uncil for consideration, asd Judge 7. A.
Hurd, for Mr. Fairchiid, By permission, ex-
planned the position taken BY the plaintiff,
and stated that q compromise would be
agreeable, in order obvia,e the accumuia-
ton Of costs. On motion, . special COM
mittee was appointed to inquire into the
csse, and 10 effect . compromise if po.ible.
The bridge company reported that the
IL H. l.
ing now in readiness, the structure would
Be 6ni.hed At once, and the bridge would
De ready for travel by next Tuesday.
An ordinance Vas then adopted, author
isias an appropriation for the payment Of
tne current expenses Of the past month,
and the council adj ,urned.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that shall on Saturday,
the 18th day OF November, A. D.. Is5o. soon
thereafter as obtain a hear T. make ~ piics-
ton 70 the honorab Q, the District Court of
Is,ven worth County, IN the state Of Kansas. for
di.chaIge from my trust as assi<nee of the estate
CT John 4. Gears. GEORsE 5. WOODWARD,
Assignee Of John z. Sears estate
LsAvKswoaIH Chr, Ksn., Sept. 20, ls75.
sept23-vst
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STATE or KANSAS
LEayExwoRr4 CoUyTy IS
N the DstTiet Curt "a The County Of Lslpea.0rh IN
The Srt, of h5,,sn,.
SICUoIA SCU,EFEER a. Admtnf.,rs,
TOR Of the .s,.t. of Peter n IJnrcI ne.
ce,.ed pi.tn,iI
"
TIMOTHY CoIIINS JAIrpESrr Grip
rim N,rysret Cnrrin iah.nna ~
P.tr,cE ~ la. 'hiai, r .n
"a W $500 LIZ NJ ,,
MaI,.c. Wo"jfort n,ansu, %"
I,ns Iaur,nce Cnrrin Maryaret turr,n
johanna Moore Patrick Collins. Theodore j
Emerson and sil w DooIey, are h reby no.
titled that YOU and the other defendants above
named, have been sued BY III. aboye-namei
plaintiff Nicholas schaeffer, "a dministrator
OF the &c tate OF Peter j. Hurck, oeosased, in
tin has iiIed mis- petition in said court In th,,
above -entitled action against you and The 9TH
er defendants above named, and that you must
answer said petitfon on or before Friday the
27th day of october A D. Is16 or sand peti.
ton will Do. taken As tue and Judgment rem
dered accordingly, of the following nature to-
wit: A Judgment IN favor OF said plaintiff
against the aboye-named Timothy Collins
Laurence CurrIn Johanna Moore ard Patrick
Collins for the amount which shall be found due
from them t. slIi u ain, III on the p-omis.Ory
not and deed of trust her-inaf er mentioned
which notes and deed OF trust are respectively
dated of the i2tn day Of Noyem er, A ID. 80,
in anil by which notes said Timothy Collins
Laurence Currin. Johanna Moore and Patrick
Collins by one Geoi q. M Stewart their Al
torney in fact promised to paw at certain
tunes therein respectiyely ,pe fled 10 IN. or
der of Peter = HIIrck in MS lifetime feInrc
de ceasedl certain sums OF rn1ney Amounting
in IN. aggregate TO the sum OF xg.I 40
with Interest on slid sums Of m. ney from the
time the same r.spectIy.ly came due at the
rate Of ten ner cent nor ann. m which said
deed az trust "a. M .d,- and executed BIZ said
Timothy Collins Margaret Curtin, Laurence
Currin Johanna Moore and Patrick Collins by
snid f,.orx. M Stewart, their Attorney in fact
and taey Hereby conveyed % said Theodore .
Emerson and ,ilss W DooIey. the following
described tracts OF land, situate living ana be-
i ny in the county Of Lsayenworth and state Of
KAnsas namely lots number twenty On tsen-
ty-one an, tventy-two t2zl and twenty-three
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05

A VISITOR Of the ''gilt-sdged" character,
c, high hseied boots, big red neck-tie,
plug hat snd a general 'ta-ta" air about
him, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon,
and cane in hand, proceeded to view the
city. He succeeded in getting n far up
Town on Cherokee Street as Second befos.
he WAS Uncovered BY our hoodlums, who
take 3 delight in noticing such oh arscterr
From that point to his cheap boarding
house, where he arrived about 6 O'Clock, h.
carried pinned on his coat-tail a plscsrd
chalked out about a. follows:
gals lake noTis nv this YER FILLER
he i. a .Lik one, he Is"
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Chicago Produce Market.
CnCAeo, October

FLoUR-Steady and firm.
wHKAI-Active; frD q higher. and closiug
asier; o 2 sp,ins, Ell 091s November; 81 t9I,
c vber; No 8. SO 0.l 0Sx.
OkS-f airly active and = shade higher; No 2,
i514c cash axe November.
'AI-Quiet and steady; No. 2. S3t&c cash s3i44t
No.ember
RYx-FIrmsr; go exc.
B.RLxY-Dull and lover; s3e cash; SIC No.
sember.
'oRX-Active, firm and higher; tl6 90 cash
SIC 5Oal6 S. October; 81 O2kal5 05 year.
.AsD-F irly &c iv and q shad- higher; $40 &c
ca b; Sl1 259iO so Ocrooer; - iOa9 AK yer
rib, 9ci .. OFT clear PC; all summer cured boxed
cash
waKxY-Sfeady; 81 coz
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Administratsr's Netice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,

LBANANNOkih SOtSII,
In the Probate Court in and for ga County.
IN the matter If the Estate Of
WILLIAM n. HUGHES, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Let
IN tiers Of Administr ton nave been granted
u the undersigned on the Est tie Of WILLIAM
NJ HC6nEo late OF Id County d~cea ed,
by the Honorable. the Probate Court Il the
Cunt, and state Aforesaid, dated he 30th day
OF August, a. ID 1876 koS all pefsons having
cl ], inns against tie SAID E tat are n reby mott.
lied that hey ust presenI the me to the IN
defsigned for al owance, Wit n one year from
The date Of said etters o. they may be lr-clu
ded from An b. neft Of sue b est ale and that II
such claims be not tX ihited y thin ,hr-e y, a
aft.r the date OF ssid letter. they Ansll be for
eve barred
RAH 8. II CHS A J DECKEp,
Admin, rators OF the Estate Of WILLIAM. n.
HUG -, D-cea>ed
August 30 Is s
IN MINES wHsREoY. I, the undo rsigned,
Pro ate Jude Of Leavens orth COun-
tv, have ereto SIT my hand and AZ
SEAL. Xed the 3 ri Il the said Probaf- Curt
this 30th day Of August A ID. 1s7G.
SAM ID. LIE, ON TE
sepis-w1 Probate Jndgs.
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RUPTURE cured in from 30 to 30 days by the use
Of the Tr umph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured by the rumph Company, ssa
BOwery, Y This Tru-s and Importer took the
medal at the last session Of the Great American In
stitute Fair Send 20 cent? fer their new book.
DAWN
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The Ceutaur Liniments a., III,

greatest remedies ever discovered for all
6ssh, bone and muscle ailments Bites,
Bruises, Suellines, Burns, Rheumatism
Suff Joints, &C. What the White Linimen,
does for the human family, the Yellow Lin
imeni does for horses and animals. Tbey
are cheap, they are convenient, and they
are certain in their effects. sepl4.w-3m
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st. Louis 1--we stoc,< Mnrket

81. L0un, October 3
bac n. 8, 7Oss; eu ehers. IS soss Is; .sLe,.
% IS. Receipts, 400
.rIL.-very duii ;prime to cho,cs stsers. q IS
s5z god 81 45G4 60; meiiuE 70 fair. T. Goa
IS; pony, sS 50 l. cows and hei.ers - 20
10, good TO choice through .eXans. " 20
eS so; c. mon to air. 81 25S2 IS; stocseis,
g. 25s ) l2h. Receipts, so.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
CHICAGO October
CArrLE-ReceIpts. 1900. Dull and weak
and stead and nomiosly. snd unchanged
tsck sieers an cows, Is 90 % %: fair 10 good
steers, 81 90 al IS; ext = prize 80 -.
HoGs-"scs'pts, Hoo Active and firm
culls, IS 40s5 20, common to iair s. 1906; choice
extra smooth Pnil.delphi s, IS 25s6 IS; 60 d,
IS Is IS.
sH.IP-aeceips. $40 F irly active and highe,
Tor best; sales az % 25s4 Is
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC
1T Has no EQUAL.
CAUIION!!
J u. zElllN < CO.,
naoss Ca, asd Philadel phia.

Yourv be NE 'ic;ns -inmo, Liver Reg
ulaiur has We'd my i'ocLors' Ills I use
~ for "rerS IN ng 1t il r-comme d d n Yer
In W L. Q" Ia !, htve u-sf IA Collie and
Gr IBIS, wi my Nh IS su' ho Sc x wing the M
ab .ut iaf y b.,tfle ia time LII. It To- {
one hat -4y" IL TO. rr-ommend il TO
ever one nj has 81 ok ,s bel z tn best med
cine known for ali complaints that Horse nesh .
heir
E,T. TAYL-a. AGENT or Grange OF Ga
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RUPTURE

DY DR.. HERMAE'S Treatment the dang r.
ID q naessues sd tho dHnhl injurio IN
patent saved from their eventual horrIfying re-
suits. some Of which nervous deb lily, impaired
Demory, los Of energ,, phyfteal ,nCapscity TN
potency. and many otnsr s6ec:tons wsieh mase
nSe m serabe. During mept the patient can
eAen - Gsely asd psrfasA any iabSt. Terms
no 1ess 1AoR Z ON be eo-sufry cas receive
I~atment aud leave or home the sane day
10 IL with ptotoxnph Iikeresses of ca.es before
ena aitef tleatment, mai Cd for 10 q. Il
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FINANCIAL.
The Wall Street Indicator,

Cogssirs Pictorial illustrations of Balls and Bears
AZ. full and oomp'sss instructions ho~ to ope-
fa:s IN STOCKS and Stock Privil-ges CapitAi hits
nd suzgestaona. Also, . lis Of Valuable Premi-
ums 70 1tu,s .sSeod Tor lt -
DUCKWALTER 4 CO., Bankess and Brokas
P.O. 1s9 ssl1 -aclel Wall ~ Hsv. Yxk. 0ay
nw 1d&v-a
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PoeULAK illustrated book C26o pages) on MAN
rosDI wonAHB AARxIAsE! Impedimenu to
Marriage; the cause and cure. Sent securely, post
paid, for 80 cents, by Dr.. whittier sI7 = Char
les strsst, st. Louia, No., the great specialist Read
his work. dec2ad6vly
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LYox's KAIHARIoy makes beautiful, g'ossy, lux
urant hair prevents its falling out turning gray
II has stood the test Of 40 Year, Ischarmingly per-
umed aud has no rival. mar2-tc-eod3 sel
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WEAVER SMALL are adding . new
building to their already large s;ore-rooms
The building will ne sixteen feet deep and
two stories in height.
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sEEGr. DANES, of Co. "a" P.rmanent
Party on Governors Island, n. Y, Who,
With an escort Of eight men brought NJ
twenty-five military prisoners to F. Lesv-
enworth day before yesterday, left with his
command Yesterday for bis puet.
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TIE funeral Of Mrs. II. Sughrue yester-
day as attended BY q large number of the
friends Of the family.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the speedy Cure Of Seminal We1kne.s
T. Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on b.
indiscretious excess. Amy Druggist has the In
gradients.
Address DAVIDSON 4 CO., Bo, 72ss. Ees
YORK. septl-eoddr-5S.
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Hagan's Nagnoi Ia Balm pres ~ es and restores
the Complexion; removes FIRE K 6, tan and sallov.
ness; makes the skin soil, white AMI delicate It's
application cannot he detected. mar3-tc-eodiw9
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05

TIE muic of the sausage grinder may
now be heard. and sase, red pepper and car
ovay seeds take prominent place On the
shalves in tie ansa.
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Brandy, brandy, bane Of life,
Spring Of torment, source of strife,
II l could half thy vices tell,

The wise would wish you safe in HI"
Such i. the refrain from the lips of the
poor diseased topper, Who would f' from his
enemy if possible. R-collect it is diseased
Liver that Graves relief. Instead Of brandy
or any other ssimulant, use Simmons' Liver
Regulator, and it will afford relief.
dEw.It
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A LARGE number Of our prominent Odd
Felloss will attend the opening of the Grand
Lodge 1t Wichita on III. 10Th inst.
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James story

Carpenter and builder, solicits orders from
the country. Apply At this Office, or $40
ottawa street sep1-vtf
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ArcHIs1N hss -ai-ei the ssl-rie, Of her
police. TIE, ha-, ID much to do you
kuo~.
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JOHN BIRNGER,

~uH NAKER and dealer in all iinAs Of Shot
IL Cum, RAss, P1sesls, Annanitiee, Catlary 4
Iiahing Tackle. ste -. OppsAts o. xe1ovP
8alL Lsvonvogth 8an0A
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cauiioss the Pu bic q inst char ..... ,,s nm,
the count y, IA Uni . h., 49, - Sut
.,ss<a one ,siio. slaspis. ss ssy s.s sss
c e.ssn nes:d re n. ivaui. Esr us,nx the
500 RON theiI vieunA vhs are pun,.SsS ~
&C.: eask ess - Aaa &, NY
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- Send IS cents to DR.. Butts Dispensary, at
Louis. No.. for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise and Medical Advice, $50 pages in all.
2l.l07
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THIKTY-oSE male and five female pri>o-
Ders are confined in the county Jail at pres
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A Pleasant Party.

Quite larg. party, Consisting of the
young friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n Beard,
chartered an omnibus night before last, and,
taking along a plentiful supply Of good
things 10 Eat, drove to their residence, shout
four miles from the city, and took possession
Of the premise. After binding fire, ma
king coffee and repairing the table, Mr.
md Mrs Heard were invited in and seated
10 .umptuous repast. After supper the
young people enjoyed themselves in the
most pleasant manner until about twelve
o'clock The host and hostess we're sorry
when the lime arrived for separation, and
will not soon forget the visit.
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HIJNDREDS of n.on,. b.,. h., n.

HUNDREDS Of people have been per-
nanen,ly cured Of the Piles BY u,ine Ponds
Extract Hall . teaspooaful should be
taken three timer . day, and The parts
bathed freely. A compress, vet With it, and
kept in place By bandase, viii prove ben
efcial. In extreme cases. half an ounce or
more may be injected night and morning
when the piles arc intsrnsl
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05
Attaehuent Notice.
J W. WEARING, PlsintiH,
SAMUEL J. DERR A. MARY

DEAR, DtnSa T..
Bsfo.e MeNaSshfos, p Of Reno Toss
saip, LsGrsseorfa C0unsy, KsnIas
IN TnE % day OF ,e,,tem0er, A. d. ISIS,
" taii JuslIce issued an order Of Attach
menf, in the sb J.e action, for the sum Of one
hLndred ami nineteend llsrs, which said csuse
viii be heari on the 30in dsy of october, 1876,
~ O'Clock, z. u. o 6 kICHARDs,
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
Dated 1t Fail Lea, this 18Th day of septem-
Der. $50. ocf4-w-St