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"An Eve for nm Eve, 2,

II your eyes are failing you. there is no
one article that will SO truly give you IAN
eye for an eye," as the Diamond Spectaeles,
W which are clear. brilliant and manut ctured
from the best crysta: pebbles with the great
est possible care and skill. Every pair
stamped with q small diamond.
For sale IN Wilmington by b. 8. Clark, No.
407 Market street feb23eod&wlw
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CHiNdE.-John G. Jackson has leased
the house of Cyrus Thompson, at Mill
Creek station, on the Wilmington &
Western II. X. Mr.. Thompson will re-
move to New Castle and engage in the
lumber business.
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The REVIVAL AT SCOTT CHURcH.--The
revival at Scout M. Il. Church is still 60
ing on, with considerable success. Last
night thirty five persons were at the al
tar and fifteen arose for prayers.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO DELINoUENTs
CITY G School I'ares for 1875.

We, the undersigned. receivers Of said
Taxes do hereby give notice 10 all such per.
sons as nave not called or made some ar
rangements. that we will send each one a
Postal card requesting him or her TO call
Having rendered their bills, called time and
again, and while many have called, a great
many have not; and the latter we most re
epectfu iy ask to give this their atten
tion, belleving as we do IN It we have dono
our duty In trying to collect these taxes, and
while we have no desire to distress any one,
we have responsibility resting on us. The
money 's due us. We have given bonds to the
city and we are responsible for it. The city
needs the money and is urging us to coll, CT
1t or pay 1t, and we propose to do SO. We
must therefore c ,liect 1t. And furthermore
we do not intend to be two years collecting
one years taxes.
All persons. who have not paid their City
and school Taxes for le75 will please call at
once at the Collectors Office and make nay
ment; otherwise we shall proceed according
to law to make collections. We are under
bonds to the city for the collections OF all
tax on the Assessment Books, and must for
our own protection collect 1t. We therefore
give this notice to all delinquents, and II they
40 not comply they must, OF necessity abide
the consequences.
ONCE No; % East Sixth street. between
Market and King.
Hours from s A. M. to IL NJ. from 2 to and
to 8 +. III.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District (including all
north of 9Th stteet)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver OF Southern District uncluding
all south of sixth street.
NOTICE 10 REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE THE
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO.
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE
THAI WE MAY ASSESS IT TO THE
PROPER OWNERS.
EDWARD PROVOST,
EDWARD MARINER,
l. feb22u City ASS es sors.
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HsJ1l(FS.

NGTICE-MUTUAL LOAN AssOcIA.
9Th series Of SO shares. First payment
TUESDAY, Febr ary 18th. 1876 Net profits
over 1s pr cent per annum since organiza-
ton. SIX per cent. interest allowed to with
drawing members GEO. q MARI5,
feb25tf Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs
FOR BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE.

FOR BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE.
Sealed proposals to build public school
house IN Walnut street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, in this city, will be
received until 4 O'Clock on WEDNESDAY
afternoon, March Sth, 1876. No proposal will
be entertained by the Building Committee
unless it is signed by pesponsible bidder.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. Printed specifications may
W, elk day between o'clock and IL in the
morning, and2 O'Clock and IN the afternoon,
at the office of the Chairman Of the Building
Committee. No. 3 Journal Building.
AL proposals must be addressed: 90 To the
Bui ding Comml tee of the BOaro of Public
Education" and sent to
HFNRY ECKEI Chairman.
No 3 j urhal Building, $40 Market st,
feb2S-st
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Rejoicing in Cuba.

HHAvANA, February 29.-The city is re-
joicing over the news of the end of the
Carlist war. The streets are decorated.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, March /, l A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising or stationary barometer and
temperature. light winds, shifting to
easterly, partly cloudy or clear wea-
ther.
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NUTICE-REMUvAL - Or. Quinby has
~ moved to No. s04 MARKET STREET.
Oct29tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
:. '.KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

never been known to fail in the cure of
Akness, attended with symptoms; indtspo-
IN to exertion; loss of memory; difficulty
bresthhg; general weaknessi horror of
bcase; weak. nervous trembling; dreadful
|rfor Of death; right sweats; 90 d feet;
easness; dimness OF vision; languOr; uni
rsal assitude of the mus ular system; enor-
bus appetite with dyspeptic symptoms;
hands, flushing of the body; dryness OF
hini Iallid countenance and eruptions
aek; heavinees of the eyelids; frequent
heS spots flying before the eyes with tenn
Brary sufusi0n and loss OF sight want of
<tehlon, etc. These symptoms all arise
Pr weakness, and to remedy that use K
kUSKELs Butter Wine of Iron. 1t never
#ls, thousands are now enjoying heath
az have used it. Take only L. +. kUNKEL's.
beware c0unterfeits and ase imitatO Ons.
hunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron is so well
Own all over the country. druggists them-
vts make an imitation and try to palm it
on their customers, when they call for
4nnkePs Bitter Wine of Iron.
ku1keps Bittrr Wine OF Iron is put up only
VI bottles; and has n yellow wrapper nice
put on the outside with the proprieto g
ot0RraDh on each bottle. Always look for
phottosrsph on the outside and you will
aSs be sure TO get the gep:ine. 81 per
we, OF FIX iors5. Sold by druggists and
hers everywhere
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
neah and all complete in two hours. No
II h'ai passes. Feat Pin and Stomach
o'ms removed by DR.. KUNKEL, 259 North
fnlladelphia. Pa. Send Tor circular For
novltg a. ordinary worms, cali on your
nse 81 and get bottle of KUsKKL's WoRM
hVr. frlce, II. febl0-d&w-lm
o"ies hiracuIOus cure for Germs
Englsh remedy OF great popularity. for
n"''n2 corns without pain,
K. BItlNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine nan Scissors
nvea and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
peby (. RRINGHtJRST 4 CO.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
or the hath.
S"sn Va, brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath Sponges
oath soaps in extensive variety. Also
IioVes, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
pry Friction Gloves, and many other
ucies Of the same classAt
+ BRINGHURST q Co,
Corner sixth and Market stree,
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1876,

At3o',lock, m. for grading the Sidewalk.
n'r h side OF Vandever Avenue. from
thatcher street to Ca ter stree the dirt md
ston to be deivI red subject to tho or r. of
The street Gun mi,si ne and To be leveled
MT The expense of the Contractor.
No bid viii be accepted unless it be from
responsible party.
The Con niittee reserve the right to reject
WIN MoMENAMIN,
feb2I.St Cha iman Of Street Com.
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,.usetsI ~ssd Commercial.

WILMINGTON. Del. Mar J., 1878.
art stocn quota,ions furnished BY
~. h;nson A Co, NE. Cor. 4th and Mar
,rs.& Wil,nipgten. Del. at l p. b. to-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12

A man turned up at picnic las. week,
who, about twelve years ago. while into1i-
Gated. quarreled with brother over game
Of cards, and stabbing him almost to death,
suddenly lett for parts unknown, and un-
til this visit his family knew nothing of him
and supposed him TO be desd His wife
who seems inclired to take life as it comes,
has been IN ,rried twice and added three
more children to the family since he left.
He did not call 10 zee them, as husband No.
3 is still carefully performing hi- parernal
duties and az husband No. . il not known
TO have kicked the bucket yet, we don't
know but No. {, ID there might be danger
if all three should happen TO meet, which,
though no probable. was put possible I'm
der the circumstances, husband No turn
ed his course westward again, no
doubt co2itating upon the rapid and pecu-
lair charges Of father Time and other faith
ers are liable to make in the space of a
few short seasons.
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The Pay of Governors.

Now that Governor Tilden has received
the Democratic nomination for the presi-
dency, one may expect a scramble for the
position he will vaca:e next iall, by the ex-
piration of his term of Office. Mex. TO the
presidency, the governorship Of the Empire
State is the most profitable post in the gift
of the people. New York State pays its
executive officer an annual salary of SlO.-
600, which is the highest paid in the
Union. Louisiana pays 5000, California,
$1,000; Nevada-S6, 600 Eight states
Kentucky, Massachusetts,, Missouri, North
= arolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia
and Wisconsin, pay 5000; Maryland, 81,
500. Three states-Aiabama, Georgia and
Ohio-S4 600 Arkansas, South Carolina
and Florida, pay each 800 Kansas, In
diana, Minnesota, Mississippi. New Jersey
and Tennessee. paw each 5000. Illinois,
Iowa md Maine, pay each $500. Virgin
ia pays $500; Connecticut. $1,000 /:
Oregon, Sl.500; Delaware, $3.50, and
Michigan, Nebraska, New ii mp-bire and
Vermont, pay their governors, respective
ly, a salary OF Just $1,000.
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Col. Ippersoll's Religion

Col. Sob" Ingersoils religion is the OBJ
ject Of good deal Of concern to the Demo-
Gratis Of this State, who are running the pi
Gus Lew Steward for Governor and D. aeon
Hoxie for Congre rs. The reason why the
Democrats are 20 much exercised about i.
is probably because Col. Ingersoll DOES not
take much stock in the orthodox hell, where
the Democrats have been piousl yconsign-
ing him ever since he has been engaged in
arraigning them for their political villain
les. The Democrats are pious crowd, es-
pecialiy between drinks,-so piou-, in fact.
that they are devo;edly praying that there
may be some place Of eternal damn alton
and never-ending torture, and that Col. In
gersoll may reach that destination before he
can accomplish anything more toward de-
feating linden for the Presidency. The pi-
ETY. and also the Democracy Of this wish
will be instantly recognized The fact is
that Col. Ingersoll is doing good deal to
advance the orthodox idea OF hell; for,
whether he believes in it or not, the Demo-
Gratis are overcome with sen.e of their i'm
pending doom every time he makes q
speech
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A Sad Accident.

One of the saddest accidents we have been
called upon to chronicle. occurred yesterday
on Bee creek, near Havana, in this county.
Mr.. L. w. Slocum, who has charge Of
Camenga & Anderson's store at Peru, &C.
companied by his lady and little child,
were coming to Independence in a buggy,
while crossing the creek the buggy BY some
means turned over, crushing the head Of
the little child, which was Is months old,
in a fearful manner, which Resulted in in
slant death, and also injuring Mrs Slocum
considerably. The bereaved parents at once
returned TO Peru with the remains of their
little babe where it Will be intered.-Iade-
peHdence Courier.
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ALMOST every day some OF the New York
papers publish announcements Of old
Democrats in that State who have come out
against Tilden because they know he is old
fraud The last instance was at Republi-
can meeting at Middietown. Ocange county,
where letter was read from John c. Car
penter, Esq, lifelong Democrat, hereto
fore of great influerce in the party. Its
purport may be inferred from this brief
quotation 81 distrnst Iilden's pre-
tended reform which l believe is all
sham, and l, like many other Demo-
Gratis throughout the State who have
expressed their minds, am free to say
that | don't like the man."
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GREELEY's WARNING.

Read what Horace Greeley anticipated
rs the result of putting the Democrats in
power. 1t is warning which should be
needed:
The brain, the heart, the soul of the
present Democratic party is the Rebel ele-
ment of the South, with its Northern allies
and sympathizen. 1t is Rebel at the core
to-day. 1t would come into power with the
hate, the chagrin, the wrath, the mortihca-
ton of ten bitter years, to impel and guide
its steps. 1t would devote itself to taking
off or reducing tax after tax, until the
Treasury was deprived of the means of ray
ing interest on the national debt; and VIC aid
hail the tidings of national bankruptcy
with unalloyed gladness and unconcealed
eXultation. Whatever chastisement may be
deserved BY our national sins, We mast
hope that this disgrace and humiliation
would be spared US.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
OVARIAN PUMOR.
Of Tea Years Grewth, cured
By Dr.. Railways Remedies.
IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUAoR IN THE
OVARIES AND BOWELS FOR ZEN YEARS.
Ass ARsoF, Ds,. p, 1875.

IHAyE HAD AN OVARIAN TUaOR IN THE
oVARIES AND BOWELS FOR ZEN YEARS.
AsN ARsoS, Dss p, 1875.
De R.pw,Y: That other nay be n. Il TIED,
l make this 1t clement:
] have hA an Uyaria1 TunoP IN the oysries
and oEels f5r ven years. 'ried n hest - 81
cisns Of his Place anu 9th without any be- e.
NJ. IL sssErosin- At uch rapidly that co Id
nUt have iis d mach longer frieni OF hi e
inau me to t.y Rad.ay's Rem dies Ia
Dot much faith them, b Il finally, after mucn
del DC q os, l ui tsss-
Ipurea eel < bottles of the Re o vent. two
boxes Of the Phi 5. aud two bottles Of tn ReIie
used hose without q az aren't b-n,6t e.
te-mIued U psrs we're Iu-ed w we more bot
Il rs Of h. kesclvent, txo the ke,lef, aud Two
twenty Eve pounds
] co It'nu 10 use the medicine until
sGr that was entirely cured. took he medi
cine ab,ut i've mon, hs. and during that time,
list foriy-hse .ounis IN all took three iozeu
bot Ie- OF the seHt, six bot les Of tho kel.ef,
aud six boxes Of he I'll 8.
1 f-ei % rfecty well, Add my heart i, fn, OF
gratitude God for this help in my ,eep sffiis-
ton To yoI, s,,, and yous wonderful mel ei e
EEL epy Indebt d aud u aver is tn il
may De IS much 4 a blessing TO ether it has
beel u ms
[s.gned.l MRS &c BIBBINs.
ar b bbins, VIII make. .,,e above certifeaie
rs the person for WHOM requested you to send
IN di me in JJTe, 1875. The Inedicsa = above
STA wer' hou- CT ,e, with the ceptio- OF
what was sent to her by "a may ay hal
her st-tem mt Is correct without qua inc uinn
I-igne,, L. Let: n.
Dug sist and Chemist. Ana Arbor. MicI
This may certify rha- Mrs Biboins, shn
makes the above 'eriiicae Is AMI has b. n for
in s'a,ei are undoubtedly slnd unden ably err et.
Any one wh1 knows " Bib Dtns. " Il bsli We
her statement sig ed, BkNJ ID. . oKEs r..
d. PoSD, MARY B. foS., and NJ RY CocKaR-
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.Dr. Radway's

perfectly 'asteies, ebgan,iy ceapd with SWEEP
gam, .Pu'se, nguate, purify, cleanse, and
strng hen advay's Pills, for tie cure OF al
dis rdeIs o. the siomseh, Liver, Bo. els, Xidne .
B.z der, vous is ass. headache, ,ons:i, a
ton. Co-tiveness, Indigestion, vyspepia IN
iouscsss, niious Fever l. la mzii.b Of tn
Bavels. PIE Q d all esaI setuents o, the in.e.-
IA VS. era Mzrrsbtes to ere. a y siliy- cure
Purely vesstai ie. con aiming no mercury, mlner.
ais DE eterioue DR. ~.
oDrUbs I've be following syr ptoms resuJtin.
I'm un orders o: The Dss-.tIve Ur,sns
Constipation, Inward Plies, triiness of %.
Blood n TIE Head, Aeidi;y Of the stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Q: Food, Flu lnsss o.
Weight In the touaa h. sour EruY;ions, linking
or gatherings in the ii Of the Stomach, sxim.
ming OF The I'D, HuTr ed End DIfhcait Br ID.
ing Fu'terinss st the Heart ChoS ing OF suffocat-
ing sensation when 10 . Lying fost.fe, Iimnes,
o. vision, uvss .r Vets before the sizht. Fever
and uaii Pain In tn Heal, De6ciercy VI Perspra.
ton, feiio1ness OF tie Sxin md Ayee, Pains In
the side hnt L mbs, sod sadden Fi,:shrs al
Heat. Burning in the FLESH
few doses Of aADW .i'S PILLS viii frse the
:y-tsm ffs all The ab I'VE na0.d di-orders, Pri,e
Q cen; per box. sold BY d.ueyists.
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Out Went the Lights.

The Office Of the Kansas City Times of
Denver, was handsomely illuminated on
the day Of the election in Colorado, one
light for each county in the State. As
the returns came in, they were rigidly
figured up and down and back again, BY
the entire force, separately, and then cut
went light for each county. As they be-
came reduced to half dozen lights, pack
ing up began, and simultaneous with the
balancing of the last return, out vent the
last light, the office locked up and the key
"frowed in de WE'LL" Topeka B'ade.
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A Pipe Once Owned By MARSHAL xurat.

Capt G. l. Crafts, of this city, has in his
possession magnificent meerschaum pipe
which is no less valuable for its intrinsic
worth and beauty than its antiquity and
history. The pipe, which is beautifully
carved with the coat of arms of france,
vas first owned By Gen. Msrmora, in the
time Of Napoleon /. 1t was given by him
to Marshal Murat, and BY him at his death
TO his son Prince Murat, who bestoued ii
upon Capt. Crafts in 1888 The pipe is
beautifully colored. and although very
large weighs only eleven ounces.-Charles-
ton Neus and Courier.
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" the LscreHrorfh ZimeGI
ONLY A LOCK OF HAIR.

Only lock Of haic,
OF wsvy hair,
Il 2ck as The ravens wing
YET Hinged " tn sunshine rare.
on'y lock Of hair,
o silkea hair,
Soft as the gentle breath,
OF trasaants INNER air.
Only a lock Of hair,
OF beautious hair,
That CT ,wnel queenly head,
Which erst while il did bear.
Only lock Of hair,
Yet wondroas hair,
That lies upon my hand
Csrressed, caressing there
Ny sou, my life, nv love
Ny dar ing fair,
Can my warm heart content
With but a tres Of hsir?
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The Differences.

When the var troke out, Hayes met the
situation with the remark: 81 would pre-
fer to 60 into this war if knew l wss to
die or be killed in the coure of ii, rather
than live through and after it viihou, tax
ing any part in IT,"
When the war broke out Tilden met the
situation with the remark: Try Tilden's
pure extract Of coffee try Tiiden's patent
yeast"
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Two penons vere once disputing 20 loud.
ly on The sabject Of religion that they
awoke . big dog which bad been sIeepine
on the hearth before them, and he forth
with bazted n = furiously. Ar cid d.
vine Prvsent Who had been quietly Slipping
his tea while the disputants were taikine.
gave the dog kics, aud sxela;n.ds .Hoid
your tongue, you silly bru,el You know
no more about isrhan they dop
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Leavenvorth Pair.

The Leavenworth Fair, which commences
next Tuesday and ends on Friday, promises
to be the grandest one ever given in Kan
sas. Over 5000 in premiums will be dis
tributed. The finest stock in the country,
including Smuggler, will participate in the
81, 600 trot,ing race. Every body from
Platte county will participate in Leaven-
worth's grand success.-Pane G,y Advocate.
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at he merit general election.
SENATE JOINT REVOLUTION NO. ONE.
Senate Joint Resolution No 1, Proposing
amend iaents u Articles two and nine Of
the ons; tuition oil the >tase OF kan>a. re-
latinx o appropriations and county officers.
Be it rssoired by he Legislature the Safe Of Kan
see, f,co thirds Of u tae members elected 10 scch
h0Eae conerrriny therein:
>Ec1IoS ihe FLOWING propositions 10
Gm- nj the Constitution the ~tEt. OF an as
shai esi5inItt' d 10 tn .lecIo ofih- tat for
a ii REJECT st the se, er,I eject n TO
te held on the u sday succe ding he Dir NJ. n
"a IN oy,mher. ID. eiehte hundred anu
sey n 81 a. .6):
P'opositioa one: Section TIVE nty -four OF article
10 -hs. Ue So anne de,i As to read As follows:
Se"ii"n "a Nom ,nvy 81 ali ne drawn iron q
treasury tx; pi IN p rsuaUce OF -p- iic pro
prla'ion made oy law sni No approprlat ON
shall he Tor a longer q rim thant } "a.
Proposition tro: Section tar OF sItic nj. e
Shall be aiiIrnIed OF totead As clio =:
ton 8. VI count flicfr> sht hOl IN H. OF es
Toe ne term oi wo T, AMI unIIi heir suoc -
s1r- shall be qGti fled except 'uniy minis
81 mrs, W no AL n ii IN ir on es Ior III I.I M
NJ three Prtridsd That at III genera
.'-ct In tn, yea ell hIre hund" ii aud n
~ IN, he comm on elrcte 4 ON district
number one in vn C uuty. sta hid ni> fiir-
&c from Ii trict number We in eacn county
sh, h III h Office To- ts.e term of two Years
Il the mn ssioi er elect frpu istrlct
rum5 tnre L each co.niy sh ii hoi Of
ucS the term o. inr. ye rs Tut 10 rSon
s''a h. u th off a. o. satrIf or County ,reasur
er for IN re IN An 40 consecu i've ierms
SAC. he iJ,loSlns sn L. b. tue m tho OF
snbn TN, s.Iu sroD sisiJus namc y: The bal
lot, 5 all be either vr L. OT prIJieti, q pat
riuIe an % II written. In sasd 10 pro-
p5si.loa n afuT-saiI In finn OF the bal OTIS
5 ALL be, ~ lrO. vsI, oa oH- l. arne.d lac
IoBst tut On' lid - gaIIsj pro Jn,itiouo e 10
u Hcnd the cons Itu'iUn-' IN gard pro-
poaitlon q. he iOGIn of y, lots n all e, F.
4rpPOo uon TWO, % mi section ,Erer tarfici-
al oil The CyhsIitI lion Of the Il te OF Kansas
nr tgainst prop si-ion tw TO am. nj lection
.hree 4 artnle lne o. che consul. ution Ia.
> :: e oI aEsIs -
exc. 3 iii, 50 ut on stal iase feet and b
IN force fro "a and amer lis publication l., he
It TUE book
] hereby certify thai the abov bill orIxin1t,d
in the ena g on IN" TN '.ay Jsnua.y A u.
lo1o, u: u passed IN oily N the u. ui Feb
rGa y, \. 1876 snd twO-ih T.is OF In M ub.rs
ei,s'e,s voting ihsreior. no ~ m
.res't senate. sec'y OF Senate.
Pa sed the n use. Fehuary IS 1876, two
ID. y HASKELL, HE"r.Y DOTH,
sp sker If House. th eli Gle OF House.
Approved p huary 2, Is7G
THt ; A OSBORN, Governor.
hereby cert'ty that the f.r go ny IL true
AMI o. ect copy Of TIE giBal enro ID JOINT
res luton now on Gle in IN o ard thsI the
aIEe os elecI By Publication in the statI tie
b 'nk May lsi, A ID 1879.
La tosIm ny wheseoi, hive bsrsunto sub
g. ID Il my name. and affixed the sr-at seal
offs ate Done at 10" Ia, Kansas, Ibis 10Th
day oi Jdly, 1876.
tsEALl THOS. II. CAyASAUGH,
Lvl3t - c'y Srate.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12

pa at iOI y IL e DsD that Dr James
stoo at tn head OF the profess on tor 30
Year Age and experience are ail-irlp rfaEi.
Stmtnal Weakness, nish t loss by dreams
pimPie IN tn. face 10 { man h. OIL, can ositiy-
ely be cured Ladies' want ng the most delicate
attention, call or rite. Pleasant home for D
tents. book for the million. Marriage
Guide, which tells you all about these isea,es
who should maTy-wh nOt-10 cent? to nay
postage. DIR James has 30 rooms ant psrior.
you see no me but the doctor. Once hours, {
A. n. TOT Sundays, 20 to IL All busi-
ness strictly confdrLtiai uay6 dxu-l1
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12
HAIR DYE.

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- best in the world. he lnyenJor has used
tn is splendid II ur Dye fcr 81 years, With be-
fiji to The haI and no Jury To his heai tn; TO u
al it j. only true and PEE ieet Dye Harm
less, rel liable, in tan'an' Gus. No iisacpon
ment M ri;!icu Gus tnts; renedie- the III ei-
feet OF bad dye leaves he hair soft nd bga
nfui, Black or Il Dwu. -,li ant properIy Al
piled at BATCH sLOR'S Wig Factory SO IL
Bond street, y. 7 old by all irugkists.
.stchelOr's ar.sive Soap removes stains IRON
the Glgers skin, &c.