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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13
OUR POOR.
The Ladies Have Taken Hold of it
in Earnest.
Interesting Meeting Of the Various
Committees.

In response to an article some days age
in The TINES, calling attention tc
our poor and the fact of there being nc
money in the treasuary for their sustenance
the ladies of the city have formed an or.
ganization to look after this class. Last
Saturday afternoon they met at the NJ. E.
Church, and appointed committees, to hunt
I'D the deserving poor in the several wards
To-day they met for further organization
at the rooms OF the Academy of Science.
The following is sketch of the pro-
ceedings:
The meeting was opened by Judge Aller
in few we'll chosen remarks, after which
Mr.. Hunting was chosen President and
Mrs. Nichols Secretary.
Judge Aller. rising a second time, spoke
OF what should be the design of the organi-
zation-not to make or encourage paupers,
but to help the deserving, and, a. far as
possible, put people in a way to help them
selves.
He then moved that a committee of Or
ganization, consisting of five members, be
appointed for the purpose of drafting by
laws, etc.
Gen Stone then spoke direct to the ques-
ton. He thought that Leavenworth in the
past had been guilty of being too liberal !;
also too indiscriminate in giving, and had
by sodoing attracted class OF paupers
which belonged TO other counties and
States, and strongly, recommended dis
in charity.
Mr.. Swan made few remarks in regard
to the present want in the city he thought
il could, and should be relieved.
Judge Alters motion for a committee of
organic alton was then seconded and carried
The chairman then appointed as a COM
mittee and permanent organization, Messrs.
Burke and Aller, and Mechanics. Legate,
Ketcheson and Cochran.
The meeting then adjourned.
We are truly glad to see the ladies take
such interest in the cause Of charity, and
hope TO hear often OF their good works.
The following persons comprise the COM
mittees appointed at the first meeting, all
Of whom ares especially requested TO be
present at meeting to be held at the
Academy of Science rooms, at IL O'Clock
Thursday morning, the 18Th, for the pur-
pose OF perfecting an organization
To solicit aid, and receive contributions
First Ward Mrs. Ketcheson, Mrs. An
lbony, Mrs. Mackay, Mr.. Rice, and Mr..
ID. NJ. Swan.
Second Ward-Mrs. Aller, Mrs. d. F.
Fairchild, Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Hunting, and
Mr.. III. NJ. Aller.
Third Ward-Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. X. J.
Brown, Mrs. Colver, Mrs. Nichols, and Mr..
James l. Larimer.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Young, Mrs Eas-
son, Mrs. Esgersdorff, Mrs. Brady, and Mr..
A. Caldwell.
And the following were appointed as dis
bursing committees:
First Ward-Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Henry,
Ms. Durfee, Mrs. w. McNeill Clough, and
Mr.. II. d. Mackay.
Second Ward-Mrs. Vim. Fairchild,
Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. Nellis, Mrs. Anthony, and
Mr. Sidney Smith.
Third Ward-Ms. Legate, Mrs. Alex.
Mrs. Franks, Mrs. North,
Ind Mr.. John A. Haiderman.
Fourth Ward-Miss Kate Hansen, Mrs.
VI. III. lnsley, Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. A.
and MIR. J. Z. Stone.
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Ponds Ext'ct
Pond'sExt'ct
TIE Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Pond's Extract.
Take no other.

"Hear, for / will speak OF excellent things
RON D'S EXrxAss-rhe gr at V~gssabie
Pain sse.troye-. rss been Ia use owe,
thirty years and Tor cieaniipe and
prompt curativ. virtues cannot b. e,ceiied.
ChloORsS- N0 1asns.y afford
without fO0d's H. nc. >srtss~nis.
H~uis~-, - "as0~t"0s,s 0sa, .psasns,
sre rel eyed almost iistanty by exts' nal ap-
pIcatlon. Promptly reiieyes pains Il ssss ~.
-cnsas. sNrsrinasO.s. shan.Es.
esd >.se., stos's, fesS"s. sSsn.,
Arrests IN q ANN alton, reduces swelling
stops bee ling. removes di coioratsop anu
hea rapidly.
HFA lie ~ "a ~ N gSSEs. II always relieves
pain ia the beck an loins. fuliness and pres
ssns pAia In the head, nausea, v.rtigo
I'M. q. ss0ee O. ga II has no equal q n K inds
of CELEBRATIONS 10 which lsdies are sn bject
are rr IMPLY cured Fuller details in book
mf&bying ach totiIe
s,ts -bsBs.ss OF bs~~ssuw-n.et promp, re-.
90. r-ady cure No ~, rt.rvn-
'cOT tr.'ha'e, can long r.sis' its reg uiar u-e.
h1O>ES % - ~. II has equal i.r
permanent cure
BLEEDs - hon aLy "au~a. For n it = .
.p~rIne. L. - vel hundreds Of I YES
wuen AL other rem, al 81 ed -rr-st bl
ing 9 ON a-s-. ss"snss H. l0"g-, snI
elseshers.
TOO u =. MF, Eavncis-. R-asa stn ard
Mn Onssssssss a alike IeiI.y.i, and
oTen .. rns nenuy curd.
Pip ssci~ns OF a schools Tho are cqaaInf-d
with P~sa's tAssncs aG witch
,-l recommend II in their practices ".
have letters OF me Id ton from hu nd els
oI Physicians, many OF whom order IL for u..
in their pTac',ce- Ia addition To the
foregoing, they or Der its tor sWes mxs
OF alI KINDS, Q0tos1. sssr~ shs0ai
G10asosd Sssstis, -Impe and chronic
hasvsASea. sasassts dor which Is a
pocide,D s-.Sibf~sn., r"sssd Feet.
s.sssg. ssF ses~cs~. q 0sg1lsoe-. &c,
shapp~d Aassssr t.s-~, and indeed q,
mani .r OF skin disease
T0llst Use.-Rsmoves r1reness. Roash
SSasastB0K: heals me-.
Er"a.tsOss. and s-iossssss. IL repires,
i~rigOndfes and ,efreShes, viii e wonderfully
improving the Com pie sOA.
To karm ~rs-f0ssd nHGFas;' No Stock
Brs~ier, Livery Man al nd 70 be
wIInouI IL. IL L. used by ali rhe leading
Livery stables, Street Railroads and hrsI
Hotssmen York City. II
equal for Sp,aiIs, Harness sada!e Cha-
bnss, Stiffness, scr4t. hee, swel ing,, GUS
4. tersnons, becdIn.s Pneumonia, Collie
DIarrL9a, Chiiis, Cvsds, sc It's rang. u
, sciian L. " d-, Ani the re. lei IL afoi DIS
prompt thar IL Is invaluable IN every Farm.
yard as vel Ia every Farm-h,0ss. let
IL To-. IT ed oIice, anu wal. never be vi h.
out IL.
CAU.sON: PONDS Extract has ben i'm
itated. The genuine ar,icle hrs the ~vris
sOs0's AK. aca blown IN earn bottle.
Ii is prepa., by the Ossly Persons lts-
.rly- hefus- AL other preparations II winch
Hazel This D. the only arricle Used b. Pny-
sicIans, aud in the hospitals # inns country
ana urope.
Hsssmsy n.d ICES 81 Ponds Fxsvacs,
in pamI hlei tom, seut free application to
PON D'> fXsRsCs sOAfA ~. vs. Maj
den Lane, New York. mry 1888
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Hair Dyes.

A great deal Of ingenuity has been e1-
pended in searching for some chemical prep
paration that would inpart natural color
without injury to the hair or health. Vast
quantities Of Sugar of Lead and Sulphu
have been used Of late yeas for q dye
This is the composition of nine out of ten
of the hair coloriass 50 loudly advertised.
We feel it our duty to guard the public
against the no1ious compounds, and At the
same Ii me it affords us pleasure to RECON-
mend the elegant preparation Of DR.. Tut.
We know it %. be harmless, Is We have ex-
amiDed the analysis made BY the most no
ted chemist in Europe. 1t acts instantanta-
neously and is 70 natural that it can not
he detected by the closest observer. 1t is
certainly q wonderful triumph of chemis-
try. :d&w
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PASSING up Delaware street yesterday,
we noticed large number of people about
Plummer Hall, and concluded there must
be a camp-meeting there; but upon max
ing inquiry we found that large number
Of farmers were at the store Of William
Davis buying seeds, implements and hard.
ware. Everybody was busy, and Grant was
selling TO half dozen customers at the
same time. We finally got chance to ask
Davis how business was. He said, 'Red
hot, and no time to rest, night or day. My
orders from Kansas City, st. Joseph and the
North and Western part of the State are
very heavy" We thought this would do,
and felt glad to find Mr. Davis building up
SO good jobbing and retail trade.
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WondsYful Success.

1t IL reported that Boschee's German
Svrup has since its introductioa in The
United Ststes, reached the immense sale Of
A. 600 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug.
druggists have ordered this medicine direc,
from the factory At Woodbury., N. J., and
not one have reported single failure, bui
every letter speaksof it, astonishing sue
cess in curing severe coughs and colds set
tied On the breast consumption, OF any dis
ease Of the throat or luagA We advise any
person that has any psedispositioo to veal
lungs, tn 70 to r Parham, druggist, and
get this medicine, or inquire about il Reg.
ular sin, Is csnas; .sanpae bot,le, 10 cent?.
Two doses will relieve any case. Don't
reflect your cough. auE2l-56d&w.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KAN5AS, l.,
COUNTY OF LKAvEswosIH,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of
RICHARD n. 1ILlOIsON, Deceased.
@REuITORS and all 0; her persons interested in
~ the afore aid Estate, sre hereby notified,
tina. at the next regular term Of the Prot Court
IN and for said Coauty to be bsgun and held Al
the Court Room, in the City AM County o. Leav.
enwortn. stats OF afoTes ait, on the first Monday
in the month ofJuly, A. ID. 1876 We shall apply
to the said Court for full and final settlement Of
said Estate,
MARY A. TT .LOTsON,
JANE, X. DILWORrH.
Administrations Of Rich ard NJ. Tilo'son, deceased.
Leavenu, rih city, April 10th. A. ID. 1876.
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SNOW A HUNDRED FEET DEEP.
Railroading in the Sierra Nevada and
Rocky Mountains.
From the Denver News

Railroading in the Sierra Nevada and
Rocky Mountains
From the Denver Newsl
A gentleman who recently came over
from the Pacific slope, relates some inter
esting incidents of the trip over the two
great ranges of mountains. All along the
Sacramento valley everything was smiling.
The cattle were luxuriating in the grass
knee-high, and the plains were decked with
flowers. At 3 o'clock p. N. the train turned
eastward to ascend the Sierra Nevada
mountains, and by 10 o'clock reached the
Blue Canon, from which to Truckee the
snow vas from four to twelve feet deep, and
in the gulches it was in some places 100
feet deep. Those who have kept snow
gauges on the Neyadas report fall of 3S9
inches OF snow during the winter. In
mense snow-plows, operated by locomotives
and hundreds OF Chinese, had opened the
roads over the Nevadas, and the train was
on time until it reached the town of Wells,
on the Humboldt mountains There they
overlook the trains which had left San Fran
cisco for the four days previously. The
road from Wells to Toano thirty six miles)
was still blOckaded, no trains having pass
ed over that section for four days. The
snow was any depth from four to fifteen
feet. As the wind was still blowing, to
open the track with shovels was a. futile a.
dipping the ocean dry with a spoon. Sew
enteen locomotives were assembled at the
western end of the blockade, eight of which
were put behind an immense snow-plow.
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FLEsnNGToN, Hunterdon Co, n. J., June
&c, 1874.
Or. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y: Dear
SIT is with happy heart that / pen
these lines TO acknowledge that you and
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur-
eative Pellets are blessings to the World.
Three months ago was broken cut with
large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs
and face. l procured your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and Purgative Pellets, and
have taken six bottles, and to-day l am in
good health, all those ugly u Gers having
healed and lett my akin in Q natural,
healthy condition. 1 thought at one time
l could not be cured. Although l can but
poorly express my gratitude to you, yet
there is drop of joy in every word write.
Gods blessing rest on you and your wonder
full medicines is the humble prayer Of
'G JAMES S 3. BELLS.
When . medicine will promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers and free the
blood of the virulent poison causing them,
whe can longer doubt its wonderful viz
tues? Dr. Pierce, however, does not wish to
place his Golden Medical Discovery, in the
catalogue Of quack patent nostrums by rec
ommending it to cure every disease, nor
does he 70 recommend it; but what he
does claim is this, that there is but one
form of blood disease that it will not cure,
and that disease is cancer. He does not
recommend his Discovery for that disease,
vet he knows it to be the most searching
blood cleanser vet discovered, and that it
will free the blood system Of all other
known blood poisons, be they animal, veee-
table or mineral The Golden Discovery Is
warranted by him to cure the worst forms
of Skin Diseases as all forms Of Blosches,
Pimples and Eruptions, also all Glandu.ar
Swellings, and the worst forms Of Scrofa-
lous and liberated Sores Of Neck, Legs or
other parts, and all Scrofnloos Diaeaes Of
The Bones, and White SS.ellisgs Feves
6ps., Hip Joinsa.d spi.ai De. IN
Of which belong to ecrofulous diseasea
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Administrators Notice,

THE STATE OF KANSAS J.
LKAyENw0RTH COUNTY.
Ia the Prosate Court IN and for said County.
in the matter OF the Estate Of
JESSE McART, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Let 'ers
IN of Administration nave been granted 10
tD- unde signed on the Estate Of JESSE No
ART, late of ssid County, decea' ed, by the
honorable, the Probate Court OF the COUNTY and
S ate afore -aid, dated the seventh day Of April,
A. ID 1876.
POLLY mozart, Administrator, Of tine Es-
tn g of jesse NC Art, deceased.
April eth, SO
In WITNESS WHEREOF, / the undersigned :,
Probate dge Of Leavenvosth County,
have hereto set my hand and affixed
fsr the seal OF the said PROBATE Court lhi.
7th day Of A prii, A. ID. 1876.
SAN. ID. LEIONPTE,
aprill2-3tw fr0oass Judge.
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NOTICE.

To al Waom may Coaeer.:
In the m liter Of the assignment Of HENRY
DECKELMAN.
A Ii PERSONS holding Claims against Henry
n Decke man. OF Le,venworth Cay, Ksnsas,
are hereby notified, that on the 5th day Of June,
A: d 1876. will attend for the purp 90 Of the
adjustment Of sI.h claims against the said Henry
Decke man, at Baker & Dilfs Law office, 10 the
Guy Of Lea Tenworth, State of ksnsas, md that I
will be in attend ance from A. n. to 5P NJ. OF
said day, and the two consecutive days there
af er, TO hear and determine SAID demands, when
and where you and each OF you msy appear and
make proof OF claims against said Henry Deckel-
man.
JULIUS HAU0, Assignee.
LHAvKswokTn. January 18th, 1876.
feb3. Sun
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0rssshoppers Again.

Mr.. A. G. Chandee, proprietor of Mt
Muncie Garden, one mile south of the city
near st. Mary's Academy, saved from the
grssshoppers last Spring, one acre and q
half of strawberry plants, and now has
Thousands of fine plants for sale. Buy
plants, and prepare for the hoppers again.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS, L..
COUNTY OF LEAvRNwORTH
IL the PrO6dte Court of said County and Safe.
In the matter Of the Estate OF
THOMAS n. CAMPBsLL Oectase1.J
CREDIrORs and all other persons interested
~ in the aforesaid ks'ate, are hereby notified
tnAt at the next regular term OF he frCblte Court
in and for said County, be begun and held a
the Court Room, in the City and cSunty ofLeav-
enworth, State Of aforesaid, on the INT Monday
in the month OF JIly, A. u 1876. shall apply to
{ said Court for y full and final settlement o
said Estate
VIM. NJ HENDERSON, Admiaistrator o
Thomas H. Campbell, deceased.
Le.venworth City, April llth, A. d. 1876.
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You are asked every day through th
columns Of newspaper and By your Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint thss you know nothing
about, yon GO discouraged spending money
with but little success Nov to give you
satisfactory proof that GREENs AUGUST
FLOWER Will cure you of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint WITH all its effects, such q.
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costivene., Palpitation Of the Heart Heart.
burn, Water-bash, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirit, &c. We ask you to 30 to
Robt. Parham. druggist, and get Sample
Bottle of GREN's AUGUST Flown for 10
cents and try il, or . Regular Sine for "a
cents two doses will relieve you.
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Westward Bound.

A large party, consisting of Mrs. J. J.
Deckelman and family, Mr.. A. White and
family, Mr.. Deagan and family, and Mr..
Herman Simon, numbering altogether
about thirty persons, left last night for
California. We wish them q safe journey
and success in their new homes.
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TIE Leavenvorth TINE is one Of the
most ably managed papers in the State,
and 10 the bsst Authority On party politics
for Kansas that Genes to our Office. Al
ways fair, moderate and outspoken, We re-
co9nend TIE TiNn 70 any Of our friends
Who desire to subscribe for lively, inpar-
tial STATE daily paPer.-Coxael Gose Re-
u~M:oan
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How BsseAsr's Friends Stick up for Him.

6ov BeeeAef 1f1ooos SUCK up 1of HIN.
When the actor Raymond was playing
"Col. Seller" in Chicago, not long since,
he vas at one time throw into the company
Of prominent Congregational minister Of
this city-of the stage, of course. "What
do you think Of Mr.. Beecher" inadver-
family inquired the divine Of the Colonel"
"well, like Mr.. Beebber," was Raymond's
reply: ~he is . smart, liberal fellow, and
I've stood up for him all along" That's
Just the way With me" remarked the gem
tIeman of cloth; II think be is innocent"
-"Oh, 1 don't think he is innocent" broke
in the easy-natured actor; II think that
the charges against him are all true; bot
then like him, and sick up for him Just
the same!" The sympathizing brother of
the great Plymouth pastor had nothing
more to say. He only smiled . little and
changed the subject-CAieaso Journal.
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T. b Putnam, Coviegtoa, Pa, was cured
Of Kidney Disease BY using only half bot
tie of Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
while NJ. Packard druggist in same town.
was also benefited BY what remained in the
bottle Thoroughly eues Sore Throat and
Diseaeed Lunes. Wit
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NERVOUS DEBILfY.

A depressed. irritable state ofmind;
. weak. nervous, exhausted feeling I,
n esergy or animation confused
head, weak memory. often with debil-
ita,ing, Involuntary discharges. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBIGI.
~ finds sovereign cure in HU APH-
hEY's HOMEOPATHIC sPEoIFIc
No. 20. 1t tones up the system. arrests dis
charges, dispeh the mental gloom and des-
pondency, and rejuvenates the entire system.
Ii is perfectly harmless and always efficient.
Price, S, for . package Of five boxes and q
large 81 vial of powder, which is important
in old, serious cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold BY ALL Druggists, or sent By mail on
receipt Of price. Address Humphreys Spe-
ci6c Homeopathic Medicine Co, $50 Broad.
way, n. Y, Theo. Eeersdorf, Agent, Leav-
enworth, Kansas. aprl4-eod&v
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Notice of Final Settlement.

cs srATG 9f KA awAsIu lss.
In the Probate Court Of said County esd STATE.
In the m utter Of the Estate Off
JOHN BRANSC.BM,
Eeceised.
TBEDITORS and all other persons Interested
" IN the aforesaid EsLafe, are h reby notih-
ell, that at The next regular term OF the Probate
Court, in and for taid County, To be begun and
held at the Court Room. IN the Cit! and CoCn-
ty of Leavenworth, State Of aforesaid, on the
shall apnIy 10 IN. said Court far fuIl and a Al
settlement of said Estate. go-vit: ON The first
Monday Of May.
MAk1HAJ KERR, Administrative OF
JOHN BRANSCOM, Deceased.
LEAvKNWoRrH CITY, March 2sth, A. ID. 1876.
maI3u-wit
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Administrator Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, a..
LEAvKNwORrH COUNTY.
In the Prooae Court 10 osdE r said c,saty.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
wM- CARROLL, Dec s,ed-
NOTICE Is fEREBY GIVEN, That Let.
IN tiers OF Administration have been granted 4
the Undersigned on the Estate of WILLIAM
CARROLL, late Of said County, deceased, BY
| III. honorable. the Probate Court OF the County
ahl State aioresa d, dated the 2lst day OF March
a.. D. ls.6.
CATHARINE GRIFFIN, Administrix
Of the Estate OF WILLIAM CARROLL, De
ceased.
March 2lst, 1876.
Ii WITNESS WHEREOF, /, the undersigned,
Probate Judge Of Leavenwol III Coun-
ty, have hereto set my hand and At
fixed the seal OF the said Probate Court
tsEAL.l this 2lst day Of March, A. ID. lsss.
SAM. d. LECOMPlE,
mar30-w3t Probate Judge.
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A Void of Thanks ID Due

To the botanist who first discovered the
virtues of the RuiQdya Sdpondric, or Soap
Tree Of Chill. The voaderful cleansing
and purifying property Of Its BARK gives to
the fragrant SOZODONT much of its I'M
rivaled efficacy as = preservative OF the
teeth. d&w
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No'ice of Final SettIems Mt.

STATE OF KANSAS, D.
COUNTY OF LKAvESwoRTH.
IL the Probate Court Of said CoSnty and Stae.
In the matter of the Estste Of !
THOMAS AcQUOwh, Deceased.
CRsDrTORS and all other persons inttrestst
~ in the ssoresaid Estate. are b reby noiined
that IT the next reg lsr term o. the Probate
Court, IN and for said County. TO be begun anc
held 1t he Court Room. IN the City AMI cunt,
OF Le.ysawonh, State Of aforesaid, on the Or.
MONDAY in the month Of y, A. ID. 1870. shal
apply to the said Court for full and Anal settle
ment OF said Estate.
Thomas ncCuown, Deceased.
Le.veowor.n CITY, 4 pgil 18th. A. D. 1s7S.
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Mn. OWES DuryY h,. ,bipp.d over III,

Nh. Owen DUFFY has shipped over the
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacigc rail-
road, during the present month, 10s car
loads Of corn, most Of which went to Balti-
more, direct. The remainder went tn Buff
falo, New York, and Peoria, Ill. During
the same period he has shipped about the
sane number Of carloads Of potatoes, oats,
ETC, to different points in the East, making
in all PIG car-lots shipped from this city
during the mouth of March.
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Extra Liability to ralsrial In lection,

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion weak and
liver sluggish, are extra Liable to the attacks of
larial disease. The mos. trihing exposure may,
under such conditions, infect . miasmatic taint.
The only way to secure immunity from malaria in
localities where it is prevalent is to tone and regu
lete the system by improving weakened digestion;
enricihns The blood, nd giving wholesome impe-
hillary secretion. These results are accomplished
by nothing % eGsctively - Bestetfer's Stomach
Bitte which long experience 'has proved to be the
mesa reliable safeguard against fever and ague and
kindred disorder, - veil - the best remedy for
them. 1he BotteD ere, moreover an excellent in
vigofant Of the organs Of urination, and an act
i've depurent, eliminating from the blood those
acrid impurities which originate rheumatic al
ments.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13

Col. d. W. HoUsrox has concluded to
remove the Novelty Mill to Leavenvorth,
where il will be put up and run BY hioeelf,
in coaneetioa with osher gentIeDen Of that
city. WcRkmen arrived in the city We'd
Desday, TO take down ahe building and ma
chinefy, preparatory to removai.-Guaa
Hcs~@ewl~r
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13

LYoN's KATHAKoH makes beautiful
glo-sy, luxuriant hair; prevents it, falling
ont OF turning gray. Il has stood The test
of 70 yeasa LchaEmingly pe.fumed, and
has no rival. mar3eod&w9l