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the fashionable Fabrics from the best looms of this and foreign lands
We employ intelligent lesladie
curing efficiency and have the business
3d We divided nine different Each Department
Efficiency andE
belief
this do which but
treated alike
Others viz The entire line White Goods and Linens full line Of Black
MohaIrs Hamburg Black
including line of Black Silks of which will receive
possessed BY other house in the West.
of cherfuly
five allow for
The hand
Buyers New York purchase job
Of special
making all
accessible with
building lgive
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LIVE SlOCS aAEaET.

CArrLE-In demand; native suee-s goodr5Ias &c
choice 44aiLS cows 2k@s1<c.
TKXAns-S24Gse
Bo.s-st0cx 61aia &c Fat so r6 ca
sBEEP-s2 5sd3 IS.
LAsas-s2as3
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THE FAR WEST.
Several Little Items Regarding the
Famous Black Hills.
Which, if You Intend to Go There, it
Might Perhaps Benefit you to
Read.
A DEsERIER.

DEsERTER.
Yesterday morning Peter Foster and John
Hurst, Of Company /. 3rd United States
Cavalry, stationed a. Sidney, Nebraska, ar
rived at Fort Lesvenworih in charge Of a
deserter from the regular army named VIII
liam Miller, whom they turned over TO the
commandant Of the prison. Miller
formerly belonged to the Fifth Infantry
at Fort Leavenworth, bu: getting tired OF
the service he deserted and vent TO New
York, where, after short time he joined
the army again enlisting in Company {.
3rd Infantry. He followed his company
out West, where, fearing detection, he con-
fessed, and accordingly was court-mar.ialed
and sentenced to the Z. S. Military Prison
at Fort Leayenworth.
THE BLACK HILLS
After delivering their prisoner safely
over to the proper authorities, Hurt and
Foster came down to this city and regis
tered at the Mansion. Learning Of their
presence in this city, TINES reporter Wis
tied them at the above named hotel and
made few inquiries regarding the Black
Hills, having previously learned that Hurt
and Foster, with their commands, had just
returned from that section.
In a conversation with Hurt, he stated to
the reporter that his company went ont
with Prof. Jenney's expedition from Fort
Laramie, on the I'd Of last May, arriving in
the Hills about the Eth of that month.
AT Harney's Peak, and Castle creek, they
came across encampmeDts of miners,
the latter numbering perhaps $500, and
being under orders TO expei every white
man from the country they drove them out.
This happened in November last The
miners, with a few exceptions, offered no re-
sistence whatever; those, however, who did
prove refractory, were taken 10 the Red
Cloud Indian Agency, where they were
turned over TO the commanding officer Of
that post. There are nov fully five thou
sand men in the Hills, the military now
not interfering with their operations in the
least, leaving them free to go where they
please. Gold has been found in paying
quantities by few, but the majority who
60 there do not make much more than a
mere living.
Four thousand men are now lying at
Cheyenne awaiting transportation into the
Hills, and each arriving train brings hun
dreds more. Every train on the Union
Pacific road is loaded with gold hunters,
and the influx is simply immense. Three
hundred men are now at Sidney, Nebraska,
en- route TO the Hills, and many are arriv-
ing at that point daily. sidney bids fair
to be the great outitting post for those who
intend going into the Hills for active busi-
ness
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4 Scene in A Church.

There was ludicrously sudden descent
from the sublime TO the ridiculous in a
country church, not a thousand miles of,
when clergyman, preaching on the mise
ries entailed by sin, suddenly exclaimed,
Thank God, am not a sufferer; my mise
ries have all been healed, and what did il ~
The change of tone startled one of the dea-
cons from a drowsy mood, and sPringing to
his feet, cried out TUFTS Liver Pills"
The descon was right in his estimation OF
this celebrated medicine. They will Ger
tainly cure your "miseries" if they result
from Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Chilis, Head
ache, Loss OF Appetite, Nervousness, De-
spondency or General Debility. Take the
deacon's advice and try them. dc&wt.
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice,

SrSTxoF XMAS
LyAvESwURTB OCNTY, :.
IA lie DiS.ric. Court + said Cora.y ani Sac:
Tbs Ms UUgI LEY iIr ISSU-l
hASeE COMPANY, ria'n'ifs,
HENRY W. HANS aas MARY A. WILL
IlAM5, bis vie, Defendants.
rTNa- DEFENDANTS aboye-rsuei,. will take
= bo.ice .hsf thsy have bee sued n the u -
tr C. Court o,1hs tiIst Judicial DistTie. Of he
wo II, By The Mis- oud Nsiie; lie In.grance
Company, Pa ntif. and that the p t.siou In tas
said suit as Ell In the ofics ef the Clerk q the
sai toust, on ths 4-h lay of February, 1876, and
they are he eoy require to answer or demur o,
before tbs tenth day u April, 1876 or the said
Petit on viii, by said Court, be taken true ard
judgment by dsfsuis, r.nderesi azai 81 said H-nry
whiians fos the sum Of tz5O.0t and the trtere-t
per cent. the n as at orney's lee, ami $50 and
1 terest from - ptember 3 1873, and ~ D. and
Interest frosA ssPtembef y. 1874, and y. and
is erest from September 2s, 1875. a.d coses o. suit;
sn that the m rfgAgs executei and CeuveEet TO
he p. in'id ~ the defsG dsnts - secure the pay
arni OF the asorvsaid sums o. money. beartns ds's
cGrdsa in Sns ofass Of The register 90, DEEDS o.
aid eeun y Of Il avsn sorth, On The 25ts dav q
Mach, 81. st+sS e'c'ock N i. Book ), OF
iosse,o "a sna ON Il N ,r,,ss,a ~ r.e~s. 70 vts
u one. two. three aud hour Il, . y in ticek
s., Ia Leavea oT.h City lprs peri, Lsvsn sorth
county, and State Of K nszs. be cod co'din, so
iaw for the pay msUf the mo les sfaresaid and
interest and costs Of sut AMI hat the aeiendsr t.
and each Of them. and ell perso . claiming un3e
Them either Of tbs M be forever bar ed Aud fore
clos OF, and fr~n all right title and inrtress In
and TO thss i'd mortg Iged prem ses from and AT
sscn s les; and on the pr duetion OF the deed OF
the she id made oIrsu mt to such sale. that the
purchaser the est be lei into tbs possesso, OF the
mort fged premises, tenemenfs and appurtehAnces.
7. A HUeD,
feb et3w At'ornzy for Plaintiff
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The American oople.

No people in the world suffer az much
from dyspepsia a. the Americans-and al,
though years of experience in medicine
have failed to accomplish a certain and
sure remedy until GREENS AUGUST FDowEB
was introduced for this disease and its ef
fects yet 80 we'll has this remedy succeeded
in every caseto effect a cure, that there j.
not druggist in the United States but rec,
onnends the AUGUST FLOWER IN all case.
Of dyspepsia and liver complaint, ccstive-
ness, sour stomach, sick headache, and all
arrangements of the stomach and liver. Go
to r. Parh.m and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try il. Two doses will relieve
any case. Regular size 75 cents.
aug24-5SdtSw
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n astice.
To the Creditors II III. EaaIe 4. BSJ. .

To the Creditors y H. EOale & BSo.:
WHEREAS, IN The 9Th day Of December, 1915,
He ry franke and Char - FRANKIE. partners ss II
F,anke h Bro, Ietvenwofih 10 th- county Of
l. ave worth and state o; kAn-a-. have made an
a,s'gnment of al their property, goods and chat
tells, TO BENJAMIN N. Tanner for the he lefit of
their credit ,s-
row therefJIe, I, the rad Benz min n. Tan
ner, ASSIGNEE by vIstue of said assignment, at
the l-w oihc- Of c. tho en-, on street, in the
CT Of Le1vea worth, il and CO ,nty and stats.
the Day o June, 1876 at % clock, A. NJ, will
prUee.d d, publ iy, tn adjust and allo< demsLds
vii remain in sttead .nee said day, aad du log
two consecutive days there after. and will COM
menee the adjustments ami al.os ance Of demand
against the trust fuads at 3 O. ci ok, A.. said
81 day of June, 1876. and ntinus the same un-
Ill S o. oek, p NJ Of e icn OF slid thres days.
BENJAMIN N. TANNER,
c. TusLES, ASS gnee.
Attorney fer ssignes feb4-i1t.N 3m
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Discovered.

DR. Price has, after long series of ex-
periments discovered a new process Of ex-
tracing the subtle flavor from every delic-
iuus fruit and aromatic. In his havoring
Extracts the characteristic taste and fresh
ness of the real fruit ia preserved and by
his process SO highly concentrated that but
a sma quantity is required TO impart their
peculiar flavor to any article in which they
may be used. Ladies thai wish something
superior in the way of havoring extracts or
baking powder should purchase DIR. Prices,
for We can assure them that they have NJ
equals. DIR. Prices Powder is not sold in
bulk, loose powder sold as his is fraud
upon the public. eod&w
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Assignee's Notice.

NUTICg Is HEREBY CIV N to all tie ed
IN itors of j. X ar, Of Leaveaw"rth city,
Kansas, that 4 viii, on ThursdAs the Oh day Of
Aprii, s75 at M office, No SIS .'n'swaIe street.,
IN the Guy o. Leavenworth, And C.unty oi cav
en- voth, md safe Of kansa, eeed publicly, to
sdju,t q Il sllJw demands az inst the e,tats and
efiets assigned u M, by sad X Ssars, for the
bene 1t OF al, the creditors
GEOHGE S. WOODWARD,
AsSesee Of J. X. sEsLs.
Ieasenvorih, Kansas. btcsMber 3-d, 1876,
Gec3-dl -w3mo
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POPULAR illustrated book (26J pagesD on
MANHOOD WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE Irn-
Pediments to Marriage; tn cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, ior
SO cents, b, Dr. c. Whittier, 6I7 st. Char
Les street, st. Louis, Mo, the great special
ist Read his work dec 29-77dSw.
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- 10 SZU Hss 4 vs1iise pespis Il b.s1
s>ses, voang and ID, naks Dofs neaey ss vorh
.cr "a in ,kciR ora iae4tissR. dsEiag shsir spass
moments, o. aii ~ tine. eaan q any tang ei- e
4 E ofer smE ieynens thet vtu pay hasas6oeiy
OF every sSurs UssA. Fun pnRsieaaasa. nsrrs.
&C, n IN. 100 - - |. - ~ -. =;
vesk o. sesinDsshsshesa .eM ysa hsss ise.nsd
vhat - 80. -. aRm1o0 . q, eu6nnAs Aaina
aayi9-D-oev
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$l,2M Profit from Investment Of $2O6

nNE Of our customers purchased spread on
" lUO shsr Q ofS. Y. Central, put IT IO6 call
Il lcs; buying 10 shares ~ ainst tn. put st IO7
which were sold At In: ,ellinx Il the same price
the other 100 shares called ~ o: nettin< n proit
OF 81 80. this operation can b rep< sted every
month in the year ;sI0, sd es0 siI0, 90. will
ray ~ well for am unit invested; q Id, stock,
Cot nj Tobacc1 Lough. and $3.50 on commi 90 ion
advances on consignIDents- send for price lists
and ci cuiaYs. CHARLES SNEDLGf 4 90
pn u~~ ankers 4 BrokeTs, 20 Broad
TIA Street. near Gold and stock
Exchange, New York.
jSni9-6i-t6c-r&w
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LkAvENwo.TH COUNT,

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
Lk.vKxwo.IH COUNTY,
In the Pro5a,e Court 10 and for said County.
In The mzt.erOf the Estate OF
JA,OB HIrTEt Deceased.
~ Office Is REREBY GIVEN, That letters Of
AZ AdminisrrA rAtios, de b0nis n0n, have been
gr Inted 20 the under signed On ths ssats OF Jerob
hi tel, late Of saia CouIly, deessed. By the Non
orsbs~, the rIobats our Of the County aud otsss
Aforesaid dated the 9Th day ofJHnuasy, 80. 1876
Hov, AL Parsons hAvirg cia,ms asainss shs said
Estate are hereby uotiEei tass they must present.
the same 10 the undersigned for allowance, thin
oae year from t,e date OF said ietters, they
be preciuded IRON any benefit Of such estate; and
tnal if such ciaims he exhi ibited wi.hia three
Yeas after e date OF said letter, they shall bs
forever barrel
xcDyN HUNT, Administrator,
d. B. N. Of the estate OF JACOS HiTrcL,
Deceased.
January 9Th, 1875
IN WITS wHskhoF, the Undersigned, Pro-
bats Ju fge Of Leaveuw1rfh County, have heretn
ses my h. M and sft xed tee seal If ths said ~rr-
bais Court thi, "a IN day Of January a. ID lSs6.
SIM. ID. LECOAPfE, Probate Judge.
fslS-w-it
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nosr uonsEaFuI CURATIVE Asenr.

rTlHE application of electricity % curative
Il agent has received the careful attention
OF our IN ,st learned Professors, and the ques-
ton o. IFS best form Of application has oeen
settled by ne discovery Of Pnoi's electro
voltsic Chain Belts, which give continuous
toning Up the nervous centres, equalizing me
circulation and Y~invigor ating the entire sys-
TEN Cominendation from those wearing II,
~ well ~ its enforcement By our most emil
nent physi ian,, make IL one Of tn great dis
coveriss Of modern science as q remsdi I
agent for nervous and chrome diseases. The
office Of the Psoli Belt Company is at l2 Union
Square New York
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a Bald fhsh-

A young man named b Benjamin, en-
tered the residence Of Mr.. Guenther, at
Fort Leavenworth, night before last and
ssoie . revolver vor.h Sl5, and about SIS
in ereenbacka Parties from the Fort we're
suearisg the city ys'sesday Tor Beojanis,
and . reward of SO has bssa o6sssd for
his speehsnaion. He i veil known to shs
peliaA = h aPplied q IL seatien hsnss
tAuiasy svusing II . paacs = aeeP.
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Happy Relief for Young
N len l. Lom the effects Of Errors and Abuses
l.. early lile Manhood restored. lmpedi-
ments to Marriage removed New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remsdies-
Books and Circulars sent free, In scaled enveI-
cpes. Address, HOWAkD ASSOCIATION.
4i9 n. Ninth st. Philade. ,hiA, Pam Insti-
tu1on haying . high reputs zion for honorable
oonduef and professional skill. az,dAv
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ioz =.
The Amount On naLd i, Cd al fol-
lows:
In ONO E26 b
In la k ley, hire 4 Co., 25 si1 -
- ' DCnnei, Lawson Il
Co, Fiscal Agent, State
of Kans As...-.......-....-.-. s.3si G. 37,132 S.
], ErAstus McG' illus, Cou.Iy treasurer OF
Le.v"nwo' Tn, e unity, Kansas, dp o EMMY
swear that the forego nx tatement Is taken fr IN
the bcoks in my Office. an Is tru to the best y
my knowie ge ant bel ct,
z. McCRiLLUS, County Treasurer.
Subscribed IN my presence aud sworn to before
me mis- tentE day Of February, A. u. &c.
Oliver DIE. kNDOsF,
1t-dtw County Clerk.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS. Iss.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEAvRNwoRrH COUNTY
In the Probate Court of said CJunfy and SLATE.
In the matter Of the Estzte Of
II RACE DUNLAP, Decsa eI
IgE -ITORS and all other persons interes el In
~ the aore aid Estate, are hereby nosi6ei 4, III 1t
Al the rest regular term Of the Probate Court, IN
an for said Z unity, to be besua and held at the
Court Room, in the ty and County Of Lsaven-
worth, sta q Of asore aid, the frst Monday in
The month April A. d 1876, shall apply TO
The said Court for full and hLa settlement Of sa.d
Estate Of horace Dunlap, Of Leavenwo tn County,
d-cexed. j. LO ' Z and
ALONZO HAWKES., Administrators.
Ieaveawortn CRY, February 11th, A. u. 1876,
feb 7-w-it
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All orders for Shares viii be filled in the
order in which they received, until oil are
taken. That all applicants may be supplied.
and to avoid delay and disappointment. orders
should be forwarded eariv.
To insure against mistakes and delays. cor
respondents will please write their names and
place Of residence plainly.
Active and reliable agents wanted. Refer
ences required. Liberai commission allowed.
Circulars and terms sent on application.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft
or Post ONCE Money Order.
For further particulars concerning the map-
ner of distribution, for ensi0 -sements and rel
erences, circulars will be sent on application.
All communications must be addressed to
JOHN n. PRICE,
General Manager,
AtchisOn, Kansas.
Shares for sale by II. KUHN, Leavenwort
Eanssa fri-sst&W
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PONDS ExTRACT.-what is il?

POND'S TkACI.-N nat Is II!
What are its medical virtues are questions
that have been repeatedly asked U.S.
Ponds Extract is the quintessence OF
the Virginica Hamamelis, or Witch Hazel,
more familiar to our country friends as the
Spotted Alder. 1t grows luxuriantly along
brooks and rivulets, and is indigenous to
the fens and marshes Of Virginia.
As a medicament, although not by any
means a catholicon, it is panacea Tor
numerous ills to which the human flesh is
heir. For pain OF all kind it is invaluable,
and no family should be without it. For
oar part, we never take . journey, whether
short or long. without first placing in our
valise bottle Of the extract. 1t has a spe-
ciic action over all heuorrhage, whether
from the nose, the throat or the lungs. As
We write, the subject recalls to our mind .
case where We applied Pond's EN-.
tract with the most astonishing success.
1t was in Western fort, in the heart of
the Indian country. One Of the officers Of
the post, our second lieutenant, was sud-
denly taken with bleeding from the lungs,
and nothing that the poet physician could
do for him gave him any relief. Knowing
the virtue of the rxtract, l suggested it IS
q de,nier resort. 1t was pooh-poohsd but
as the case was desperate one gave the
patient ten drops At once. The blood be-
came less in quantity Immediately; five
minutes later ten drops more were given,
and ten minntes afterward the same guam
tity was again administered, when the
hemOrrhages ceased entirely. Six years
have elapsed since then, and he is now As
robust ~ ever. He has no return Of the
hemoThage. We can safely recommend
the Extract to the public, knowing it to be
perfectly harmless and infallible in all
pain, and to be sure and certain specific
for every i'll for which its proprietors claim
it to be curative. 1t has only to be in
troduced to become household necessity.
eOuNW
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EFFECYssE. HPgf ,EEO

TIE chespes, stock Of Jeans ever brought
to the country, at Kissineer's-
iap13 WIN
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Amsdens June, Alexander. Dawson, Early
Beatrice, Louise and Rivers. Ripe LIST to
10Th Of July. Dozen BY express, Sc. A splen-
did assortment of fruit trees, viner, etc.
Also high class poultry. including Pekin
duckr, Bsahnaa, CocAins &c. Egg for
hatching. Berkshire and Poland -Chisa
swine. Beautiful illustrated Catalogues
free. CLARENcE STARK
Pike County Nursery, Louisiana, No.
feb17wt
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Quarterly Statement
OF THE
County Treasurer CT leaVsH-
worth County.
AMOUNT.

lhS following = . staten ent OF tie anon II
of money in the County Treasure II Deaveu-
worth Z, unIy, ksrsIs, On tre Slst day OF jan
aAr-, 1913:
FUND. AMOUNT.
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OppoGdo0.

OpPo0uo1-
In village, two rival storekeePers put
out signs, on one Of which vas printed:
'.For Cuts and wounds, the only hope
Is Constantine's Old Pine Tar oap."
The other not to lose his female custom
ers. printed on his a. follows:
For Burns ChapPed Hands and worn Skin.
Ounssantine's fine Tar Soaps the thing.
1d&W
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Coed AAvioe /.

Parents should always watch their
OIdren's HeulA In cold and raw weather,
and keep them in sound condition by using
WHHAKrs Pms TREE TAR CORDIAL, very
palafabie Remedy that pur,6es the Blood
and neuT fails to speedily esre Coughe,
Colds, Group Sore Throat, and Diphtheria
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N deciding n
We Of Hec0.
Ieces OF Property Valued 1t, .
PRICES OF ShA0eS,

The price OF single share 10 FIVE DOL
LARS, but to insure speedy sale Of all tie
shares and the Distribution Of our Real LIS
tate on March 38rh, lS.6, Without Posspone-
nens, We oder the following liberal rates to
clubs, when Crdered directly IRON our onlc~ ::
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LADIES will find relief from their head
ache, costiveness, swimming in the head,
collie, sour stomach, res,les<ness, etc, etc,
By taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks BY taking . .dose
Of Simmons Liver Regulator occasionally
10 keep the liver in healthy acti IN. It
should be Used be all persons, old and
young. Il is not unpleasant. Is . purely
Vegetable compound, il NOT injurious 70 the
nose dslicate cnnstit0tion, and will keep
the liver in healthy action. lt-d6w.
kA1cuuOsS asv cosastiqas uill TIT
- -. ulilbunsoe; nos1aaeAs vithsst
ere1isG talest
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MEDICAL
-.
t-z<.HzTsS1F
Asssss
hA&NS As,li
SAGIsSNS<sgi
be PeapIe's Remedy.
Ins Universal PGin ExiTsc:or.
Eo;t: ask FOR Poud's EK-rsc
Take no 0taer.
HsH: far I ui2 sps1k Of ereelent things

fpN
tsst % 1~s 10 Man or Beast.
Falls, BrUiss-
-frs1ss, sp-sias. Ccn,u-
sions, Disiocaiion..
Fr.~sove-, Cuts, a.-ratea
or lacised woauds,
sWess:"x-, Burns. ecalds,
Suhb9ras.
isieedt" "E s.0sgs or spitt.
log Of B'ood.
SOse b =. q. and Bleeding
Gem, Of +. eth
SaEn esaS OF s.sssssA an:
slooiy ischarges.
~ es-bitediBg Plies, blina
iie-, Qsfsliiblr).
e. h-ehe, E,rnenr, Neu-
Iaigit, Svelied tase.
Sh o sss.asssn. Rheumatic
Swelling or soreness.
SssSSsse = or -oren -, Lum-
baso, Lame !Bsck-
sore .oseOat or Quinsy,
lnfiGed ion.ils.
OipsEessa- Br-neR1si,.
Asthsssa...
>ose or 'nfiaInsl Ewes or
Eye-lids-
nGarsh, Leacorrhea, D;ar-
The., DysenI.ry.
soSe NtPoSss. Infiamed
Breast
rafi,sGD Or too Proiuse
Won be.
. So sS. Ova ia1 Disease
aud IumorS-
A1ss0~J C0sn lssatot, Gra-
vel and Strzngury.
('h-0 a." ~ ard Excoriations
OF Iuiaats or Adults.
VsricOsr etn., Enlarged
OF ILfam.d Veins.
CleeFs.'.lI S.Ie,, internal
uiceratiOas.
sss;s, arbubcies, Tum rs,
Hot svellinzs.
rO.ns api Runinrs. Chafed
or sure Feet.
hr G0.s. harness or sad.
die Gals.
fetOH or Inflow. Frosted
Limbs ur Parts
O. SO uisO Bites. Ins CT
siin,s, Chspped H1nds.
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Headache.

Il 10 an established fact that the EXTRACT
Dr. j. p. MILLER, 81 Spruce ST., Phila.
Pa, permanently cures the most obstinate
cases Of Dyspeptic, Nervous or Sick Headache
and IL an absolute specific for Neuralgia and
Nervousness. Prepared in pills; % cents Q
box. Sent by mail. Robt. Pxrnam, Agent.
LeavenWorth, Kansas.
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fKUlTS AND MUTE.

Lemons, ne~ French, sI3 90; dates, Arabian,
I2l<c, ns-, in ayer., Il a22c.; do drums, Il to
i7c. maple suga', old. i5S &c. cocoanuts, 3s 50
per loo; almuris. soit shell, 25c; fibers, ecily,
lsc do, Brazil, lz1zc; wslnuts, Naples, lsc; pea
nuts. Tenu., io<c; do, roasted, iie; Pecans, Tex.
ss, i&9i5c. pears. California, l6es2oc. per b
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-24

Fair, With 40 upward tendency.
Dime nsion, sixteen feet, szo o.; flooring, si2 50,
s.. 50 and SIS %; siding. s25 and $50; shingles,
- co. - 50 and s. o.; 6uis ell men, SIS, si5 snd
SIS; laih, clear inch, q. :. aai inch, sdoi CON-
mon boar: fencing go co.