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the Executive, but in the former case it
could not be. AS TO the suggestion as
to the impeachment of Jefferson Davis,
he replied that it had been decided that
a Senator could not be impeached, not
being an officer of the United States.
The debate being closed the House
proceeded to vote on the resolutions,
and they were unanimously adopted.
The Speaker appointed as the commit
tee to notify the Senate of the action of
the House, Messrs. Clymer, Robbins,
Blackburn, Bass and Danforth. These
members compose the committee on the
expenditures of the War Department
making the report.
Adjourned.
1t is announced that the Democratic
caucus which had been fixed for tonight
had been adjourned till Saturday night.
SECRETARY OF NAVY ASSIGNED TO THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Sir: - The
resignation of the Secretary of War haV-
ing been tentered and accepted this day,
you sre hereby directed to assume and
perform the duties pertaining TO the
Office of Secretary of the War in addi-
ton to those of your own Office, until
otherwise directed.
Very truly yours,
u. s. GRANT.
WASHINGTON, March 4. -Clyme-s of
Pennsylvania, Chairman of the Commit
tee, made the following report in obedi-
ence to the orders of the House: - We
proceeded to the bar of the Senate, and
in the name of the House and all of the
people of the United States of America,
we impeached, as we were directed to do,
William w. Belknap, late Secretary of
War of the United States, of high crimes
and misdemeBnors while in office. and
we demanded that the Senate shall take
action in order to make him appear be-
fore that body to answer for the same,
and announced that the House would
soon present articles of impeachment
and make them good, to which the re-
Spouse was made, Order shall be taken 4"
The political disabilities of Mm. l..
Maury have been removed.
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The Morristown Gazette.

DEMOCRAT TIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE FIRST CONG. DIST
CHAIRMAN-J. A. MCKINNEY, of
Hawkins.
LEWIS NJ JARVIS, of Hancock
RoBr PATTERSON, of Claiborne.
BENZ PECK, of Granger
q. T. MAGEE, OF Hamblen
W. w. LANGHoRNE, of Cooke
tn. MABoNEY, of Greene
S. J. KIRKPATRICK, of Washington.
JOHN w. TIPToN, of Carter
j. NJ. WAGGoNER, Of johnson.
JoHN SLACK, of Sullivan.
JOSIAH B. SANS, of Unicoi.
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G. desire to make my bow to you, and
to our mutual friend Helms, of the Nor
RIsrowN GAZETTE, thanking you" &c.
Bosh Pull down your vest and wipe
off your chin, Calamity
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Claiborne County Chancery Court.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Sohn .. OH0SO Ct al fs. Oot"AAi1o Ian q ~
ENRON THE ALLEG ATIONS OF
Il the bill fled in this case, which is sworn to,
1t appears that the defendants Caroline Hall, Mary
Hal, John O Hall, Joseph Richardson and Eliza
Richardson, are now non-residents of the State of
Tennessee, that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them. 1t is therefore or
dered by that publication be made for four
successive weeks in The MoRRIsTowE GAZETTE, a
weekly paper published in Morristown, Tenn, no.
tifying said defendants to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at TazeWen before the second
Monday in April next, and mako defense to said
BILL or the same viii be taken for confessed, and
the cause set for hearing parte as to them
This February Is, 1862 copy B AUSMUS,
vol 10, no. 1-4w. Clerk and Master
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INS0LyENT NOTICE.

TVHE INSOLVENCY OF THE
N estate OF George u Powell. decd, having
bean duly suggested 10 10. r Armsfrong. Clerk
OF the County Coart Of HnwiEinH county, Team.
notice Is hereby given d sli persons having claims
against the estate Of said decd /, Ga hn them wihh
tue Clerk Of said cosrt, On Dc before che 2gth dny
of August 1876 aatheniceted Inn tho mannen pro-
Hcribed BY law, or they will be- forever haFraH
r. POWELL
admir- "a ana Fntate uf fIer. n. naweis m@a'ai
March I, kw-prs fee e.
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NetC advertisements.
NONRESIDENT Notice.
A and Coley VS.. ]. B. Heisken and others, and
JAS Cooper vs. a. and Coley and others.

JAS Cooper vs.. A. and Coley and others.
ENRON THE CROSS BILL OF
M the complainant, James Cooper, which is
to, it appears that the defendants, the heirs
of America ley alias America Rose, who
sister Of Harrison Coley the original complainant
in this suit are unknown and non-residents of the
State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered by me
that pu bcation be made for four successive weeks
in the Morristown GAZETTE, newspaper publish
ed in the town of Morristown, Tenn +, notifying
pear ON or before the first Monday of Msy next,
before the Chancery Court of Hawkins county, at
R0gersYiIle Tenn, and make defense to said Cross
Bill or the same will be taken for confessed, and
set down for hearing ex psrtc to them. This
March LIST, 1876 J NJ GRAY, C. & NJ.
vol. TO- no. IA weeks Prs fee S.
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Non Resident Notice.
Il. Chancery Court at RogersCaie.
Rodhaln Chestnut ct ais, VS. Carter M.
Balls ct ais.
GROSS BILL.
ryRGM THE ALLEGATIONS of

ESRGM THE ALLEGATIONS Of
the cross bill Of James w. Rogans which 10
sworn To- that Carter II. Balls is . nem-resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him. IL In
therefore ordered By me that publication % made
for four successive weeks in tbs Norristown
GAzETrR, notifying said nonresident defendant 70
appear before the Chancery Court III Rogeraviie on
Of before the First Monday OF May next, and
make defense to said bill, the viii be taken
for confessed and tho ranse set for heaf5ng ex-
parte As e him Feb. ., 1875
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The President Hastily Accepts
His Resignation to Protect Him.
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STARTLING FACTS |! 5!

The Secretary of War Guilty of
Bribery and Corruption.
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The Out-GrOWth of Corruption
i'm all Departments Of the
Administration WithOuta
Parallel in any Land.
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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 8. 1876.
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Shameful Revelations of Official
and Domestic DishOnOr.
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Thrilling Scene in the House of
Representatives.
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Centaur
LininlentS

Litter from a Pos niaS'cr.
AMI cH. Ill, Dec. !. 1874.
''Aess's. J. p. 10 E&C,:
''My E. has o. me, zen Q terrible
sufferer from journalism sRs hs. tired many
pnysi ians d IN any I.melies. The only thin
which a. given her el "f i- Cent ur n men |
sm rainicei az this has cure' he. An doing
whal ,an 10 e tsBd its sale. W. III. klN1.'
Thi, Is q s,m lie Of many thousand testimon ais
received, Of wond r al cures effected hy the Cen
taur Iioiment. The igrrd tents this a'ticle sre
published around eich bot lie. L; contains witch
Hazel, meutha, Arnics, RoeS OH. Caboie, and
inyr-die Is hithrto I'tls kIowI. 1; is au in dis
putable fact rha the Centsur Liniment is perior
In ns M ,re cur Of SweIings. stT Joints, Erup-
tions, Rheuma,ism, Heu'a Eis, selatica. Caked
Breasts. Lock-ja., ac., than ali oth.- Linimen's,
Embrocati,us Extrac's, Salves, ointmen's, a
Pl now in
For Toe hscre, Earsche, Weak Back, Itch, and
Cultaneous Eruptious, il i, admirable. 1t cures
barns snd sc Ids without q scar. ExtrsciS
poison from LiIes and stings, and heals FROST
bites nd chilolains, in a short time. No fam
lily can afford to lie without the Centaur Lin
meat white wrapper.
The Cen,aur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper, is
adapted TO the tough sun. muscles and flesh OF
the animal creation. Its of.sts upon severe
cases of SPAWN, SS eny, Wind Gall, Biz Heal
and Poll Evil, are little less than marye Gus.
Messrs J. Nc Clure n Co Druggists. cor.
Elm and Frcnt Sts., Cincinnati, o., say:
.'In our ne ghborhood n rumber OF teams ers
using be Centsur iniuent- Tn pro-
pounce II superior to nything toy have ever
used. We sell ss high , four to five dozen bot
tss er month 10 these ieamstCTs -
We have thousands Of ,imiiiar TESTIMONIALS
For Wounds. Gals. Scratches Rirg bone,
.Sc., and for Screw Worm in Sheep it has no ri
val Farmers, Livery-m an stck-raisers,
have in this Lin ment a en- edy which is worth
q hundr cad times Its cost.
Laboratory OF J. u Rose 4 Co.,
46DEY ST., Nsw YORK.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIo9.
Award of Certificates


The County Examining Board, met OF
,,o,s.r .f,.r,oo, of this ueek 8, The of
~ S. NJ
nee oi Inc oounty "ufeii"'enuen' oi ruo
lie Instruction, for the purpose OF award
ing Teachers certificates to candidates WING
b.J srccassf,,IIv p,ssad ,ha .x,m;,.,;o,
neia al tne 0our' mouse, "uiy i|'h ano
18th. Forty-four applicants presented
themselves for examina alton of this num-
Der, thirty-three were successful. We pre-
sent below the grades of certificates issued
with names Of Teachers receiving the
same. We also present as . matter OF
news, that of the furty-four, who applied,
40 per cent. were eighteen years of age and
under 63 per cent. were under twenty -one,
and 81 per cent. had no experience in
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the American People.

No people in the world suffers as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years OF experience in medicine has failed
to accomplish a certain and sure remedy for
the disease and its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Water-brash, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up Of the
food, low spirits, general debility, etc, yet
since the introduction Of GREENS AUGUsT
FLOWER We believe there ia no case Of Dys-
pep.ia that cannot be Immediately relieved.
10000 dozen cold last year without Que Gaze
of failure reported. Go to your druggist
K PARH M. end get a sample bottle for 10
cents and try it, Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size 75 cents.
Aug "a eOd&eow.
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What they say.

The Chicago Journal cf Commerce says
DIR. Prices Flavoring Extracts are the finest,
purest and bet to be found in this or any
otner city. Ii is only necessary TO visit his
Laboratory TO be convinced that they are
perfectly pure and superior in strength. The
Tribune rerier says: Although the &C mpany,
Steele & Price, have enlarged their f-cili-
itie- for the production Of DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and irue Flavorings, they
are hardly able to meet the rapidly increas-
ing demand for them. In this age uf adul-
terarion, it is gratifying to find one honest
effort to stick by the old path Of honesty,
and consumers owe it 10 Ihemselve to pat
ronize those N akirg the effort. For natural
favorings none can compare with DIR.
Prices, and TO make the sweetest, most
wholesome, Snd easily digested bread, use
Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
are warranted TO cure the Gonnorhei,
Gleet, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters specific No il a sure rem
edy ior the Spermatorrh9a, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the loss of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence Price of DIR. Hunters Specific, 50
per bott'e; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
every where by express. DIR. J. Dinsbeer,
role proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, 40. Send two stamps for
tre.tise Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
Theo. Egersdorff agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr27eod&wl0
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TdE EEnRICCS WASTAGE Of erar, so ineritlJle
Eah' oAs> ssies OF Tire hcrs, BE- SAVED fy ths
imFrT7d NIchirr, Ssicr' ertgy j0b 10 more t.1=
PGy ~ gse..sHs Cf tlircEing.
TX, Ti5.CTEiY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
as Csy and Irri-e.ly Wheat, Oats, Rye or Farley
- EXTEt. PRICE j. usually paid fog grain sni
set5 "Ierli l. this machine, fOs extra cleanliness
- -'IE WET GRAIS of fs.j, these were su,etan-
t-liT "a ONLY MACHINES that could run with pru ct
OF ecO""uy, doing fs:, thorough and perfect voTI,
IrLgi o.!s.s .i:.,iy faded.
ALL GRAIN. TINE and MONEY wasting complies
tul.s, such "Enlless Aprons" "Eaddes "Beaters /"
"iIcSer- etc, are slsr,ty Gycased sr!h; less than
o:ic-hf the usual Gears Belts, Boxes and Journals:
easier managed durable: lgi. running TO cost
~ repairs. dust: no ltteringsn to clean Up: not
t-oUj!ei by adverse winds, rain storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who are ro-rsi
In the large saving made by il will employ infe-
rior and wastefui mSehines, but will ilsia this
improved Iresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and i2 Horse
Powers Also a speciality Of SEPARAroEs, designed
Ei made EXPRESSLY FOR sTEAN.P PowER-
Two STYLES OF HORSE POWERS viz: our i'm
pro-ed "Tripls Gear" and our "Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style, both Mounted on -four wheels
If INTERESTED In Threshing or Grain Raising,
lpply to nearest Dealer write to for nutrsr
ted Circular (s ut free giving full paeculas Of Siz
&yles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nchoks, Shepard d Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. MICH
may-lc-Srt-tmo
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Go to the New Atlas Hotel, fhilade phia, Ia
and avoid the heat and worry, py living in easy
reach of all the Centennial buildings, and close
c. mmunication with the city, by street cars from
its doors. dNw
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POxD,s ExrRACT-.wha, is ii,

PONDS What is il?
What are Its medicinal virtues? are ques-
,ions that have been repeatedly asked US.
Ponds Extract is the quintessence
of the Nirginica Hamamelis or Witch
Hazel, more familiar to eur country friends
a. the Cpotted Alder. 1t grows luxuriant-
" along brooks and rivulets, and is indi-
genous TO the fens and marshes of Nir-
einia.
As a medicament, although not by any
means a catholicon, il is a panacea for nu-
merous ills TO which the human Il, sh il
heir. For pain of all kinds it is invalu-
able, and no family should be without it.
For our part, We never take a journey,
whether short or long, without first placing
in our valise bottle of the Extract. 1t
has specific action over all hemorrhaRe,
whether from the nose, the throat, or the
lungs As We write, the subject recalls to
our mind case where we applied
Ponds Extract with the most aston
ishing success. eod&w.
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE,
LEAvENwORTu, kansas


STATE OF KAS-AS,
COUNTY OF LkAyENwuHIH.
NOIlCE Is HrREBY GIVEN That at a
N rrguIsr meeting OF the ~ Il OF Coun Y
mn: Cnes, gun and h ii Court Hyu e,
IN the { y OF ieNeEwp III iii 81 Il c unity ami
s;atr, on Ine 81 d } CT Juiy, A - 1876. W C..
NJ. DiitOn anu others o! De ware TOwnship.
h''usehO dor. of sail L, unit, presented and
Ill Il a peiit,0I. >iE> said B 'ard Of C)mm =
Ontrs TO the appoinim-nt mt Oi ew rs ID view
survey and OcA Z, AT IN "a Il losIs Up. CON-
menCing "a; the n W corner ot sect 'on 70 TOW o.
range % at LcInt n what Is known as the
SIlman Road, in s I'D Town nip, run in theme
sI;;th On the section line, or nearIy SO as
practical e, 10 the " II dotIe Cou Ity line,
VIII i. will Intcrsect II 10, ID est .bi / ed in
" wSandutte & sunty.
The prayer of tie petitioners was granted
and -. Sa'kham. l. Ushe an 4. Nabor, were
appointed virw-Is To ne Al the hous ut n. q
Fost r In D-i ware TOwnS'it on the l7tn day
of Aug st, 1876. 10 n clock NJ or IN case
Of fsi ur- to et On the day de-ig ated, tren
n The folio ing d.y. AMI pr zee ID 10 view said
road, and give - al DaIties concerned, q hear
ing b. order Of the u ard.
o. DIsFSNDORF, C,uaty Clerk.
iul, Il W.
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INVALUABLE FOR RArLRoAD MEN.-"I
suffered for more than year with indiges-
tion, and during the last Fix months was
very bilious, occasionally having dumb
chill, followed by ever, which Frustrated
me. took your Simmons Liver Rsgula-
tor, and for several months l have been as
stout and hearty ae any man could desire to
be- I am thoroughly sa.isfed that i, is all
it il recommended to he for indigestion and
bilious complaints, for mine was a stubborn
case. have heard many OF nv friends
speak of it, and all sgree that it possesses
all the virtues you clsim. for it.
s--a.-a "A H. HIGHTowER,
1td&w Conductor NJ. and ". K. r"
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AnecsitfoI psr,ou i. odiou,

This is recognized fact among all good
people. But to deceive by imparting to
your griz1Ied m 'ustsche, grey whiskers of
faded hair, a black of brown color SO
natural that it cannot be detected ia emf
nently proper and no breach of good faith.
1t meets with the appreciation and admira-
ton of the most polite society. To render
it possible to practice this innocent deceit
to perfection, DR.. Tut has invented dye
that is being used in all fashionable circles
with the haPpiest results. Its use is attend
ed with but little trouble; its effect is in
Simultaneous, and the color it produces is
perfectly natural. c&w
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The Rebellion of the s,om a-h

The stomach obstinately rebes against all efforts
10 make it digest superintendent or indigestib =
foyd then a fit of dyspepsia has been brought on
by ver-indu gence in the pleasures ofthe table, or
any other cause. the inv lid can obtain from Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters prompter and more com
plete re ef than that of any other This ad-
mirable specific not only renders digestion active.
but regu ates the secretion and distribution OF the
bile re estab ishes regular habit Of body when
cosivenes exists restores the appetite soothes and
invigoraies the nerves and II taken before retiring
saciliiates sleep Under these happy conaiiions,
t9edyspeptic hi Gus subject regains lost fiesh
his spirits thei elasticity, and all the vari-
Gus and harassng bodily and mental symptoms Of
chronic indigestion disappear.
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COUNTY BRIDGES.
COrrvrYCLzPKS OFFIF. ,

IsAyIsw Il u NAN W. u. .Ssb.
NOrI' r l. I:@BN GIVEN Ihit the
- Boa i Of Cb:u J1u III - r'T- "I he
County li 1 = vTth ~ - - JAY
ISL -. to- = ~. tel h .' = 90 y = & ~
r-so'It II, dC,IT = It. iIi ni d" . "a %, 81
c:iu=- I,IGI -, hi ~. he "a Il /" I c
town ship eE,i "a I. II IE Of, - a.
On IA III. '~sg:t rD'f claw fr'n Nip
~trau IL town. hID.
rnr "a ',ran'iI 1 Hng Geek. 10. zen &C.
ti0E - sid 81, tow 70 T,ES =. ia rI.oTn;
10 Nneh y
Da- E r. ard ca 1t Road Pr ie Church,
On g 10 Il "inc l. Coo >, brIdsv, ia IA ton
Nv, shIi nd. ais, On over IL" + II 'rL' ct,
IT NIn,- niI e .fe.k, IN iir G-es.v ~CTh an !.
Wy. n iUI!. To j, in ir.rbouRt rcwIs IL, It an
aye-.-s. IN tel r0rJ q. s.O'ct-h h
township Trustees AMI all 9th. r concerned,
resi.iIf, Ia the above townships, " II take due
NOTICE he cot AID COVE Il t-oEI civ &c ord
Iaf y.
By or lar Of the BOa I'd
q. DIEFESL OhF, ,ourty Ce.k.
'J2ria y Il
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v~ Conductor NJ. and W. X. r.

A NICE, sly, quie. little wedding took
place somewhere in the city last night,
about nine o'clock, and At the still hour of
three this morning, Mr.. ID. NJ. Biiss
and wife started for the Centennial via the
Missouri Pacific. The happy pair will,
after seeing the great exposition, visit the
boy hood home of the new husband, in
Wheeling. Virginia. They had hoped to
leave their friends in Bliss ful ignorance,
but it leaked out, and Miss Amanda O-born
didn't tell US about it, either.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFF Y,
July p, $50.
STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvsNwoKTH JOCSrY.
AYUlICs l HEsEBY GIVEN That at a
IN regular meeting Of the Board OF County
T. .mmlss'o.ers, b'gun and h. Id Mt the Court
House, in the City OF LenvsnwOrfh, in rand
e unity and ate on he 3rd day OF July A ID.
1876 j. v. O'kane AID oih- OF delaware
township, TO Ise eEocers { I said County, presen .
Ell and uIei ct ZION. asking laid Roar. Of
Ommis toner's for re appointment of Viewers,
to view, survey and loc ste . rna IN laid town
hip, comm. he'll 8 At the south, m term alton
of Second Av, nue ct the II ter ectiOn Of said
avenue snd hornton street in leavenWorth
City. rut ming thence south until IT intersect a
lane on the sectIrn line etween Sc ctiOn- I and
owns, ng- p, ard IN re te minate.
Tn ITayer ofth pet TONERS Wa. gr.nted, and
A. q. Cogs ell, JD-eph Cheatwood an, g. N
iper. were appointed View rs, to NEE nc he
southern termination vi SAT- ia avenue in Del
ava e l. wbshiD. oI the IA h day oil August
1875 10 o'cl ck A. N or in case of failure
to meet on the Il d,s snated, then on he fol
Ioa ing day and proc. ed to viex said road, and
give - al paIIi.- c)nc-rn-d, a helr.ng.
by order OF the GJard.
. DItFENDORF, Co:n:y Clerk.
in. 91-N2t
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In the midst oil the present peace and
plenty, it is natural for the heart to expand
and give full play to the finer parts of our
nature Nowhere is this more noticeable
than in our cemeteries, where may he seen
monuments recently erected. Those having
yet the sad occasion of paying this last tri-
bnte OF affection to departed friends, are ad-
vised TO call al the marble works of Mr..
Geranghry, on Seneca street. His stock is
excellent, and his prices most reasonable.
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POPULAR illustrated book C26o Pees) on MAN
HOOD, wonAxHoop, MARRIAGE! Impedimenh to
Marriage; the cause and cure. Sent securely, post
paid, for socenn. BY Dr. C. Whittier. si7 81 Char
les street. ST. Louis No., the great specialist Read
his work. decSeUoAv
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OF<IE,
LEAvENwUKIH, Kansas.
Inlx- ,.
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strayed or Stolen,

About the 9Th OF June, three year old,
bright bay filley, from the farm of Mrs. B..
Dempsey, S Z corner OF High Prairie town
ship. One or both hind feet white and
white spot on back never broke, bat very
gentle, and was in good condition. SO re-
ward, if returned TO Mr.. Dempsey, Fair
mout i. o. wilt
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baltimore EpiscOp1L Methodi,f.
President OgkefhO,De College.

''SImmons' Liver Regulstor il certainly spec
for tn { cl les o. com aims which IL claims to
cure "-REv DAVID WILL.
mayIsdiauSw
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Kings syphilitic Remedy is war
ranted 70 cure Syphilis in the primary, Sc
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all It's
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment of
the most eminent phyHcians of America.
Ii cures the 6rst stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and iointe, swelling
Of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in a
short time. Price, S. per package Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex.
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold BY DR.. J, Dinsbeer, sos Norh
Seventh street, St Louis, Mo. Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Theo
Esersdorf Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
aprila6eod&w-lO7
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-27
GROCERIES,.
COUNTY CLERK'S OF.ICF.

COUNTY CLERKS OF'ICF.
LEAvtNw KIH, kA~.. Jolly -. 1876.
~ pNaIs will b. rec. ivei at ihiI oflc.. until
II O'Clock ", Monday. Ausu,t 7h. 1876, ior
furnishing the County, for one year from date
OF ntrlct, with groceries tor the poor OF the
City ant County, aad tor the poor 8. the Coun-
ty Poor House.
The bidder will set forth in his proposals. sll
the different kinds. grade or qua ity,. of gro
ceries ne pr, oses - InrnIsn, and the price or
prices therefor
GROCERIES REQUIRED.
Flour, Corn Neal, sugar, ,onee, Tea, Rire
Bacon. shoulders, Lsri, Beans, Hominy, Cod
fish, SO IL Cra kers, Soda, Pepper, Salt, fOia-
to, $ Cand es Coal OIL, Matches, Nol.sses, SOap
and Vinegar and such other aItic e3 rs may Ue
required IN the grocery line.
The Board of county Commissioners reserves
tn glt 10 reject anv ami all bids.
By order oil the Boa-d.
q. DIEFENDORF,
july2l-di-v2t County Clerk.