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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
CEETAuR
lINIMENTS.

Tae issse osa hs hsaled Knd ths ppapAtd mA6s
shais, We Das sBeu ieft plsi ne lentkuf
Ia. scents wlE a.. They vtl ID usad hrut 70
-anes gr cure Nsnoer. bai thrF uisl sxtrkci sore.
aesf tl.Gy gsitl. care AAg am attsm 4na larger
rKEFt tf Aesh. hune Sns muAols Kllu,snia thAn
aEy trtAsss Hreg hsfafs aisa9tAFsd,
AeifHuat sflh caubqi g. beTan3 tht stecis 81
ssss FesnefkAhls pftgtraitoHs. SAsnszaa hbsn.
mlilsm q mAhg yeats siAntinr, Nicaragua.
eest back. Fever suret, Wetpipg kaoess
seattira, ea.hruAst., AasteftsA Joints and
sFr1snea IAmhs q the worst klEd are cared ~
he hhttc EeEtA1E tiuimssL
10 so dnsiror ths pAsn ADD heal withcus .
soar AZ ordisafy Barns and seaids. i will Ell
.rHet lhe pai-su q bitos kBa stage, and tie
fFa.si from FroFeu Limbs. IL " very eihoaci0us
iof kaf-sehs. oth-aehe, itre And CutAaeeu,
Eruptans.
Ne gosiah wesiaks. Of AArysvllls, O.. wriLss.
"flf years ny hhssmansm has besu ~ bad
fhki hsvs been unable 70 STR frozen tie house
The ufsl thres bottles u CsntanT LAuimsus en-
sbied sc - uklk uithout my cruichss ! am
bending RAPIDLY. think yuur liuilnent SIMPLY
$ marvel"
c II Bennett. Druggist Rook Prairie, No,
sass
"Csntaur L4nimsni toila better and gives The
5eri satisfaction u anything Ia She market"
WhAl the Ceptaur IAnimept has done for 9th
srs il vii Tor you. ]. il handy, q is reliable,
snd u i ghaab
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

II h&s long been kBowu sAat many
dssAs,xoas Gree have occarca sa stores
ssd warehouses through Spontaneous
oonbasiion, q ihe saillgaIlan d ssb-
slsaces tboaEh iEnora8ec e theif Gre
generating properties 4 reccut Bun
bcr d The Lohioh EaEiaeer gires -
Aooount Of acme experiments made
uith a rlew ~ deisrmiue ibo causes q
these phenomcna. from which i az.
pears that ia Al instance a small guan.
thy Il cotton waste, soaked ia olive
eli. vas loosely packed 10 q paper
box, exposed e. . temperature Of
about 1906 Fahrenheit. Active con-
bssiion took piaae % 5 little more
than Eve hours. aud second orperi.
meat yielded the same results 10 less
than Elk hours Cotton, soaked IN
rape seed oil and pot iuto box sub
ieoted to temperature q about 100,
was f0und-both box aud cotlon--iu
ashos, within ten hours. Cotton waste
soaked 10 seal oil. with a. applied tenn
pcrature Of 1909 exhibited ignition 10
100 minutes the specific gravity Of
this oil was 92S Lard oil. with a
specific gravity Of 9iG. produced com.
bustion 10 four hours, the applied ten.
perature being as above. These tenn
perA,ures. as is well known, are such
as occur 10 the nelghb0fhood Of a
steam pipe. or under exposure TO the
suns rays, involving therefore, immi.
neut liability to ignition aud disaster,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

Manufacturer Agent for the sale Of Envelopes,
and all kinds OF Writing Paper, from the cheap.
est grades to the most costly, aud including
Piros' Celebrated satin Finished Tinted Enve.
opes with Paper 10 Atch, which are the finest
imported papers to DO found in any market ]
have either in stock or sample everything II
this line Of goods. Remember there IL only the
cost Of manufacture and freight charges TO pay
by buying your stationery direct from the man
ufacturer's agent. no middlemen TO make .
profit will sell any quantity desired, large OF
small. will also furnish TO order any Book
published in the United States, as cheap ~ thes
IAN be bought Of the publishers or elsewhere.
70 all who want 10 canvass this fall or winter
would say can show you some good sAlable
articles for which have General Agency and
am constantly receiving more, for which want
good agents. There is money in them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

A correspondent Of the Prairie Far
mey. writing Of the practice Of feeding
roots TO horses, says: Carrots should
be given in pretty long slices. They
are sometimes given crossways; this is
really dangerous. as horses are ex-
tremely fond Of them, aud il at all gree.
dy. would be pretty apt to bolt pieces
Of them whole, which would be likely
10 cause them TO stick in the throat
When first given they are slightly diu-
retic and laxative; but as the horse be.
comes accustomed to them, these eff
iects are not produced, TO sick and
idle horses they render corn unneces'
sary. They are beneficial in all chron-
ic diseases of the respiratory organs,
In combination with oats, they restore
worn-out horses much sooner than oats
alone They should be fed raw, in
which state the horse prefers them
Some persons give carrots with the
grain, thinking it tempts the horse tc
eat oats, if Of delicate appetite; so they
might if prefectly minced, otherwise
they will pick them out, and the mar
may eat the oats if he pleases, for, de-
pend upon il. this horse would not
but il we were to make mince feed OF
them, we should still consider il very
bad plan to give them with oats; for
should the horse get accustomed tc
81 a mixture, he would aiterward re
reuse his oats without it For thin
reason carrots should be given as sep
crate food"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

Apples ought to have as sweet an
air for their home as you would give to
your frkin of butter. They take in
very readily the musty odors Of close,
moist cellars that are little better than
vegetable pits. And the difference be-
tween a crisp, high. favored apple, and
one'that is aabby and poor, is often
simply the difference in the storage
they have bad. This kignly fruit
needs an attention due to its rank;
careful selection, gentle handling a cool
dry room, just safely above the freez-
ing point, and removed from all rank
vegetables or unpleasant odors. ]
kept in the packing barrels they will
be uninjured in temperature where
water would freeze.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
The yellow CentauT Liniment

j. worth iis weight in gold 10 owners Of horses
and mules
This Imminent hAs cured more HprAined
sseenied. kng-b8ned and Called Horses n
lhrgo years than have III the fArriefs in ths
ountty in an age. Is effects are simply Won
iorful
We have thousands upon thousands Of oortih'
iates a. stroug ~ tbs following;
MY horee NAs lame for year Sith ietlOcl
srebch All remedies utterly failed 10 cure Ane
considered HIM worthless untii commenced
10 ase CentEur IAnimsui, which rapidly cured
him. Heartily recommend "a.
REV. GKO W. FERRIS,
ManorTills, RchobAris Co., n. r."
"DEAR sm:-I have used your CcutGur Lni
meut in MY family, aud dad ii TO be ~ grsai
value. Please scnd me tNo doiGfs worth, one
Tor the mules aud horses.
RILEY sICKLES,
Pals station, Wyoming Co.. Pa"
Itmakes very little difference what ths cas-
Il, whether il be Wrench, Epraiu, Pell-Exii
Ringboue, Scratches or LAmensss u any kin'
The effects ale the same. IIveryEaen, Stag
proprictots Farmers &c, should never b. WITH
Jut the Yellow CeDtAur Lnimeht Ii 10 sole
everywhere, aud warranted in its sM,cts.
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose 4 Co.,
4G Dey St., Mes Yssk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
CastOria.

1t lie mistake 10 suppose that Castoria Is not
They only need TO Increase the quantity. Bot
children have mAuy complaints for which
CAstoriA IL adapted like Widd Collie, Boui
stomach, Worms, letter. Teething and Group
chat 1t Is especially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than Castor OIL. IL
contains no alcohol and is rs pleasant 10 take o.
honey II never gripes BY regulating tn,
stomach and bowels II Cools the blood, expeh
worms and prevents feverishuess, quets the
nerves and produces health then Of cours,
children can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest
Castoria is recommended by all physician
and nurses who have tride It, and IL 10 having |,
rapidly increasing sale. II is prepared with
srest care after the recipe OF DR., samuel Pitcher
Of Mass, at the Laboratory OF ]. Is. Rose Co.
i6 Dey Street. New York. 42l3w3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
ATT. PERKINS STORE.

AT 7. PERKINS STORE.
ornprTK TIE nusc HAtL
MANCHESTER. VERMONT
Nay 10 ieund ~ linas u
HtkBwaRk 4 srILnNe. EaTKstsLs
Pants,
Oils. Celorp.
Putty. Glass, Var.
nish, Japan. Lime, Plaster,
Cement, etc, etc, etc, etc, e,o,
BRUSHES, RRooMs. rGArHERpUsrfKS
Cord Rope, Twice aud Lath Thine
CARPENTERS AND kAsoNS FOOLS
OF Al descriptions and kipa..
A Lot u New whcel.BArrows
FoR SALE CnpP
, choics Brand Of Flour, aroesrie.. OroSlsty.
Glassware aud Wall Paper.
r1ututs Frames and Aouldiass, and
roTuREs rrAnEp TO oKnEM
TOBACCO norm CHKHIsg AND sRoEISG
Wurr WmE Ctormrs LnEs
atu 50 per 100 feet The ess1 shlps ouI
AGENT ron
| nowEs STANDARD SCALES,
AND ALSO
TuK UsvSnsL Germs wsmotA.
Avery choice 10, o.
Canned Fruit and Vegetables. Lemons.
Crackers, Ginger Snaps, etc.
CLAPB0ARDS, LATH AND BRICK.
The last but not the least have you seen
TIL II ALI q TORI
linot, call the store aud view him % ys~r
pleasure sOsI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
Iowa Loan & Trust Co.,

ghoss Investments tTe nssl tHa fsvortt ty lrase
ie mAHy, invesis iprdt 81 thrae 81 ave vrars.
srcured ~ arst mnrigsEe cd impraYed real
ustAts, wpfik thFWe times Cd. suns loaned In
tsftsi ~ Z ~ pei eeut payable seaat. aunualiy
A. he Chemical Nst3urai NAnk rs NeW Yufk =
Az losss EasshHieed ty the Nampknv Fur SIR,
rui4Fs. swing references AHd mil rsftteniars
address The Company At bss Maines. Iowa ss3Hl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
INVESTMENTS.

FsHssisNcs has de7agnFi rtle.i 1hsi r vAsi srnuts
HFsm RIAL ESTATE uat ~ tacsFa ese-thirt
= lts value. 4 czfefuif Fas3s. tre sAFB
Many q eaf Savings hanks Aed faaafsnss
eougpssses thHs .Hsstf large suHss Ihis ia
geFtaHi Feint saiiind lie bsat = s1afs sar
faet inNsstmeuts g. mk8s. securing gslA u
Cu1aef Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through trains Of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cara
oetw cen Chicago aud st. Paul. Chicago and Nil.
waukee, or Chicago and Winona.
AtOmaha our sleepers connect with the Over
land Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for
al points West Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival OF the trains from the East or
south, the trains of the Chicago j North West.
srp hallway LEAVE CHICAGO as fpllowa:
For Council Bluffs, Omaha and California. Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through TO
Council Butts.
For st. Paul and Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached
on both trains.
Fer Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains
daily With Pullman Palace Care attached, and
cunning through to Marquette,
For Milwaukee, -Four Through Trains daily.
Pullman Cars on night tIsins, Parlor Chair Care
on day trans
For Sparta and Winons and points in Mime.
sofa, One Through Train daily, with Pullman
Sleepers to Winona.
For Dubuke, via Freeport, Two Through Trains
daily. with Pullman Cars on night trans
For Dubuke and La Crosse. via Clinton, Two
Through Trains daily with Pullman Cars on
uight Train to McGregor, Iowa.
For Sioux City and YAngton, Two TraiHs daily,
pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva, -Four Trains daily.
For Rockford, Sterling, kenosha, GAINESVILLE,
and other points, you can have from two TO ten
trAap daily.
New York Office, 4l5 Broadway; Boston Office,
No. State Street Omaha Office, 253 FGrnhAm
street San Francisco Office, l2l Montgomery
street, Chicago Ticket Offices G2 Clark street,
undeT sherman House, corner Canal and MAdt.
son Streets; Kienze Street Depot, corner W.
kiuzie aud Canal Streets; Wells Street Depot
corner Wells and Kinzie street.
Fur rates Of information not attain Abls from
your home ticket agents, apply to
W. H. sTKNsETT, MARVIN HuGHITT,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Chicsgo. Gen.supt Chicago.
349iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN sYRuP

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
yitshzss Apd Enriehes the Blood. Tones up the
system. Builds up the Brsisn-d0rn, CHfss
D}spepsis. Debility DfOpsy, Calls AID Fsyers,
Chronic Biarfh0&, nervous Affections Bsils
Humofs Diseases u tbs Kidnsys ana Bladder
fsmals Complaints. As.
fhyasABds have been changed b. the use u
his remedy ffgm ssak siekiy. suhsfhe er..
tarss, 70 strong, hsSlthy. happy msn asd -.
men, and iuFGilds cannot reasonably hesitate
- give it trial
CAUTION ~ s1rs You get u. "PRkgYfAa
sYhpP taxi Peruvian bAfk sid ~ a.. -.
Rensrsiig.
sxpags ptmphis', eontalnihg tsss sss Sa
Psrz ts~t aaeal1is ffofa dissspg aasA ysie5sas
elsFgyusn and others ~! be sent isee u a.
ADDRESS. kETh y FoHLE hons, frour1Sx
ore, y Harrison Aysnss. Eostes, = sss0viI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
CHICAGO & Milwaukee Line

Is the old Lake Shore Route and il the only
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest,
Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, kenosha to
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
Dr.TRiIT cluRT.
First Assignment Of Cases, aareh Terra,
4. T. 1916

First Assignms Of Cases., aareh TerH,
4. L., 1915.
MONDAY, MARCH 6.
1898 Young VS.. Z. p. r. z. Co., E. D.
5lo5 Hershfeld vs.. Clsfin ct al.
SD; Biddie ct al. vs. Price e. al.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8.
5657 Geagan ". Geiger.
5905 Alter vs.. Secor Be wing Machine Co.
1893 Anderson vs.. Dunham.
6037 Blackman vs.. X. Z. K. r. Co.
60s6 Dooly ct al. vs.. Phillips ct al
THURSDAY, MARCH 9.
6ll2 Smith vs. Insley, ct al.
6l92 simmons vs.. Atlantic and Pacific
r.. X. 20.
62l4 Klinefogle VS.. K. p. Il. X. Co.
6233 Smith v-. Board of County Commits
sioners
72i6 Mitchell vs.. Chaplin, Administrator.
FRIDAY, MAKcH 10.
6260 Higinbotham Va. Board of County
Commissioners.
G309 Keenan, VI. Alyis.
6537 Fox vs.. Bernstein.
1856 McGowan VS. n. Y. Life Ins. Co. ct al.
MONDAY, MARCH 18TH.
6374 Assenheimer vs.. Worth ct al.
630I Jones vs.. McMurtry.
63i0 Green, Admr. vs.. same.
6S9 Wallingiord VS.. Harris
6I01 Miller We. Insley.
CLOS Wirth w. InsIey.
TUESDAY, MARCH lirH.
GALS Kuhn VS.. Insley ct al.
6i56 Neeiy vs.. Potter ct al.
6i73 Line ct al. VS.. Kihm.
6474 Lelean W. Jones ct al.
6i75 Lelean, Admrx. vs.. same.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l5TH.
64S2 Ralston vs. X. p. T. K Co.
6i9l Putnam vs. Kunz ct al
649i Hermann ct al. vs.. KuHz ct al
6i96 Harmon VS.. Fiesher
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
FIRE AT SABEIHA.
ar. ]. T Brady's Dwelling House Burned

Elr. J. T Brady's Dwelling House Burned.
Last Monday night about O'Clock, while
mot ,vervbody in Sabetha was at the Con-
gregationai Church, the alarm Of fire was
given ~ solit -. outside the church.
Nearly ever. body started for the door,
fearing perhaps it was al. '..urch, but af-
ter getting out they were informed that it
was J. +. Brady's residence, in The western
part of the city. Nearly every man in tie
church started for the house and worked
manfully. but with little success, more than
tearing of the doors, window shutters,
etc, which are damaged so they are worth
less. Just how the building caught is I'M
known. Mr.. Brady had moved the last of
his things out that day 10 his farm north
east of Sabetha, and Salathiel Thompson,
who had rented the building, had moved
bed and cook stove into the kitchen. Mr..
Brady had a man repairing the plastering
that day, and had a fire in the stove, and
it is thought when fire was made in the
evening coal dropped out on the floor un-
noticed by the parties making the fire. This
seems to be the most reasonable view OF
which the fire was uade, when the house
was first discovered to be on fire, had burn
ed through and the stove had fallen over.
The fire, it is supposed, followed the mop
board from where it started, to the par.i-
tion wall between the kitchen and the main
building, and up to the roof of the kitchen
and the cave of the main building, before
it was discovered. The crowd that went
from the church had no buckets, and by the
| time they got something to carry water in,
and went two or three blocks alter water,
the fire had got such start that it was i'm
possible, the distance water bad to be car
ried, to save the building. Turner'S Bah
| cock fire extinguisher was on hand and did
excellent work. 1t soon had the fire in the
kitchen under control, but by that time the
roof of the main building was on FIRE, and
it was not strong enough for the whole
building. it being dry and west wind
blowing that fed the flames. All acknowl-
edge that if they'd had one or two more
Babcocks the building could have been
saved. The house was one of the finest in
the city, and : insured Tor $1,000 in the
ST. Joe Fire aLu Marine Co.-.Subetha Ad-
rance.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
Unlimited Hsmedial Rssouscss.

People sometimes suppose that DR..
Pierce's Family Medicines represent the en-
tent of his resources for curing disease.
This is an error. Experience proved that
while the Golden Medical Discovery, Fa-
vorite Prescription, Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, Compound Extract Of Smart Weed,
and Dr.. Sase's Catsrrh Remedy, would, il
faithfully u-ed, cure = large variety Of
chronic complaints, there would be here
and there q case which, from its severity, or
from its complication With other disorders,
would resiss their action. These exception
al cases rexuired thorough examination
Into their symptoms, to ascertain the exact
nature and extent Of the disease or diseases
under which the patient was laboring, and
the use Of specific remedies to
meet and overcome the same. This led to
the establishment of the Worlds Dispense
~, ., Buffalo, n. Y, with its Faculty Of
ihysicians and Surgeons, each of whom h
skilled in the treatment Of chronic disor-
ders in general and those belonging to his
own special department in particular. To
one is assigned diseases of the throat and
lungs; to another disease of the kidneys,
urogenital organs; 10 another, diseases of
the digestive system; to another, dis
eases Of the nersous system and to
another, diseasee of the eve
and ear. Thus the highest degree Of per
fection in medicine and surgery Is attained.
The establishment Of this institution en-
ables the doctor to meet . long-ielt want
in the treatment of the more severe chron-
ic affections. By = careful consideration
ofshe symptoms. ~ given in writing, he
succeseiuily treats thousands Of case al
their homes. OsherS visil The Dapeasary in
person. The amplest rssources for the tre.,
aeas Il ineerisg q esioas aU 'hus placed
q - di,posal 8 e.sEy Pa.t, and tho.r
% uhoa - 11lalns do lot
hss1 ~ dsskof - - n1Eass = nose
ahnso1Rh - s01f1n9 csams - . psssosai
dp61issafso so>DstR4DQ1psef II tie
4~Hb DlqelSs seac&wr
:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
KIsCHIEv0US NIENHARDT.
He skips Out and Leaves Two Women and
Six Children in the Lurch.

he skips Out and Leaves Two Women and
Six Children in the Lurch.
II ,!ton, the present terminus OF the Mar
row Gauge railway, although comparative
ly small town, j. quite place Tor sensa-
tions, albeit the village il inhabited 10y n
staid, church-going people, who try to do
right, and generally, with some exceptions,
of course, succeed. About fGur weeks ago
gentleman (of the new SCHOOL named
Mi.nhardt came to this iowh oi II 80, g,
and set up a drug stoTe. lie w.rs
accompanied by woman who was intro
duced by the gentlemanly Mienhardt as his
wife. Everything went along smoothly
enough until FIiday night last, when Z
telegram was received from some place in
Central Nebraska, which was TO the eiiec;
that Mienhardt had wife and X chill
dren living up there. Now, such a revela-
tion as this might not have excited remark
IN Leavenworth or in Brooklyn, but it did
in Holton; and when the grieved and
angry citizens of the latter place went 10
look for the festive MienhardT, they found
thai he had lett suddenly, leaving his sec
ond wife in almost destitute condition. Iii
anybody should see Mienhardt, they will
confer a favor upon the people out at Hol-
ION If they IL tell him things are quiet out
on the Narrow Gauge, and that if he'll re-
turn verything will he forgiven, and eve
rybody'll be happy.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
STOCK AND GRAIN NOTES.
shipments of Meat TO St. Louis and New

shipments of Meat to St. Louis and New
Orleans Wheat and Corn Shipments.
Matt Ryan has shipped during the past
week $1,000 pounds Of meat to ST. Louis
and New Orleans. His receipts OF hogs for
the week have been about 500.
John Kelly and John Volz have shipped
$4,000 pounds of meat to St. Louis this
week. Mr.. Kelly's shipments for the week
before were about 100000 pounds. His re-
ceipts in hogs for the past week were about
500.
The Chicago & Rock Island road has for
warded from this place during the past
week, about fifty five carloads of wheat and
corn, to Chicago and Baltimore. The same
was received here from the Kansas Pacific
road, and from Owen Duffy, grain dealer.
+, Chaplin made large shipments OF corn
shucks to Chicago last week.
Messrs. Powers & Buckley, last week,
sent five cans of corn TO Baltimore, and
three to Louisville, Kentucky. Baltimore
is getting to be a great market Tor western
grain.
Owen Duffy has shipped during the past
week thirty-six cars OF corn and wheat to
Chicago, Baltimore, Buffalo and Peoria /;
also FIVE cars of oats to Denver. About six
thousand bushels of corn were shelled AT
his grain depot last week.
Mr.. Wendell Humid, of Hund's Stction,
this county, sold yesterday to John Kelley,
pork packer, thi three hogs, all under
ten months, whose average weight was 262
pounds. all the product OF Leavenworth
county.
Joseph Whitaker has got his elevator
at the lower depot into good running order,
and is handling large amounts OF grain
weekly. He shipped fifteen cars Of corn to
Baltimore and ST. Louis, last week.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
AT ATCHIsON. KAN. MARCH 50, 1879.
, ,sss Places o. rrcosrty. Valued 1t s77o, 500 90


n IN ofI11f1Ao0n composed OF Capitalists
I and business men, residing In Kansas,
duly Incorporated by the authority OF TN,
State. with . Capital Stock Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS. divided INTO Two HuNDRxD THoU
SAND SHARKs AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
Inc Charter OF SAID AssociAti0n Is for the
Term Of 1SseRfy-0ne Hedrs, and confers upon
it, cprporators and their successors full power
and authority to transact business in any OF
the States and Territories Of the Ciited States
for the following purposes: the Promotions Of
Immigration; the organization and mairte-
nance Of Bo Ards OF Trade and business ex-
changes; the accumulatBon and loan Of funds;
AND SAILS OF RIAL tsrArY.
In furtherance Of ihess general purposes.
and m ,re especially 10 encourage irRigratiOn
to Kansas and to and in the erection Of . City
Hall and Board Of Trade Rooms in the CITY Of
Atchison, the KANSAS LAND AND IMNI-
GRANT ASSOCIATION" has, in its corporate
name and capacity, purchased the Z. .664 pieces
of Real Estate named below, vsiued at 07JO,.
800, and Will, on March %, 1870, At COrin-
taiAn Hall, in the CITY OF AtchisOn, make q
Distribution OF the came
Livery share, wherever and by Whomsoever
held, will be equa ly represented In the Dis
trihuiion, and Will be entitled to any one
piece Of said property that may be awarded u
the same But the particular manner of such
aWar: will be decided upon by majority OF
tn Shareholders present at the time IN person
or by proxy ana the members Of the associa-
fion will not disec:lv or indirectly vote or par
ticipate in the meetings OF said stockhO. derB
.-..I -
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24
NE2Huun DEoI .ITY.

A dapress ID, lrr table sttIe ofmiad;
. weak, nervo S, exn .usted ee.ing !;
Ne energy or an matioa; confu ID
head, ~esk re mory of.ea with debit
its ipg, flvoluSta y dischar es. The
consequence OF excesses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NkRy0US DEBI y.
~ finds sovereign ,ure in Bus PR-
8EY'S R0MEOPATRi sPECi l.
No. 90 1t tones up the system. arrests dis
charges, dispels the mental gloom and des-
pondency, and rejuvenates the entire system.
1t is perfectly harmless and always efficient.
Price, S., for package Of five boxes and a
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-
ciic Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad
way, n. Y, Theo. Egersdorff, Agent, Leav-
enworth, Kansas. aprl4-eod&~