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The frequent and sudden cha nge of the

The frequent and sudden cha nge of the
temperature of the air was not, perhaps, in
many years 30 remarkable, or caused itself
to be 20 much felt, as during the present
winter. And this seems not only to be the
case on this continent but also in Europe,
as the papers from all parts Of the globe
bring us the intelligence Of epidemics, which
now in this and then in that country, are
devastating cities, towns, and hamlets.
Particularly predominant is the small
poI, ard though concerning the origin of
the disease various views have been ad-
vanced, all physicians agree that healthy
condition of the digestive organs is the best
possible preventive against contagion.
Railways Pills, in consequence of their
wonderful efficiency in regulating digestion,
have become 30 celebrated that the Doctor
is scarcely able to fulfill the numerous ap-
plications for them, which continually pour
in upon him from far and near.
Railways Ready Relief is the best REM
edy for Inflammation of the bowels and
bladder, diptheria, neuralgia, rheumatism,
Culil, rpdsuls, uiidiih1A, u NsSutaiy, toiiS,
headache, toothache, bilious, scarlet and
typhus fevers, etc. As pain-killer it has
an astonishingly rapid effect, and has al
ready instantaneously allayed the pain OF
many whom other physicians had for 4
long time treated unsuccesstully. The
Railways Relief can be applied externally
as well as internally, and bottle OF it
should always be kept at hand, as the pro-
per remedy taken at the properly time is OF
more benefit than the attendance of the
most accomplished physicians after the
disease has once taken root.
DIR. Railways celebrated Sarsaparilla
Resolvent is the most marvellous remedy
that has ever been prepared by any one.
The use of it reinvigorates the patient, pu-
rifles the blood, strengthens the sytem, and
causes persons, who previously were so fee
bic that life was to them a burden, TO feel
as must tree in the springtime when the
warm sun sheds its genial rays upon it,
and the life infusing sap gradually extends
through all the branches, forcing forth the
fresh blossoms. Particularly recommended
bic is the Resolvent for the cure of mumps,
white swelling, flow OF corrupted matter
from the ears, sore eyes, eruptions, ulcers,
erysipelas, salt-rheum, black spots in the
skin, disease of the bladder and kidneys,
gravel. dropsy, chlorosis, etc. Already af-
ter few weeks are the beneficial results of
the Resolvent noticeable, and continuation
of its use will entirely eradicate from the
body all the foregoing ills. d&w1t
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. IS.
LKAyENvORTH SOUSTY.
In tie District Court IN The County Of L>arsnrorfh ia
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS. -.
CoUHIY or LKAvENwokIH.
In The P,obpe Court IN and for said C1ssRfy.
In the matter of the Estate of
ELISHA n. sLoCUA, Dec ased.
NvOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN, That Let
~ tiers OF Administration have been granted 10
ine undersigned on the Estate Of ELISHA NJ
sIOCUN. late Of said County, deceased, by
the HonorabIe. the Probate Court Of the County
and state aforesaid, dated the 18th day of April,
A. d. 1876
EMILY STOCKING, ADMINISTRATIVE
of the Estate OF ELISHA NJ SLOCUM, De-
ceased.
April 18th, 1876
Probate Judge of LeavenwoIth Coun-
IsRAL.l ty, have hereto set my hand and af-
Nxed the seal Of the saId Probate Court
this ls,h:day Of April A d. ls75-
SAM. d. LECOMP L.
apr.7-w3. Probate Judge.
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Which Shall / Take +.

his is often serious question with the
invalid. He finds the market flooded with
proprietary medicines, scores Of which are
recommended as -rtain cures for his pecu-
liar ailment. lie reads the papers, circu-
lars, and almanacs, and finds each sustain
ed toy plausible arguments setting forth its
virtues and specific action. The recon-
mendations are as strong Tor one as for an
other. The cures claimed TO have been
wrought by one are as wonderful as those
claimed to have been by another In his
perplexity and doubt, the sufferer is some
times led to reject all. But il should be
borne in mind that this condition Of things
is one that cannot be remediei. In land
where all are free, the goOd-the truly
valuable come into competition with
the vile and worthless, and must be brought
TO public notice by the same instrumentali-
ty which is ADVERTISING. In such a case,
edy is what it claims to be, is to try it.
ing OF it." prove all things
hold fast that which is good" is the apos-
tolic Injunction. There may, however, be
stronger presumptive evidence in favor of
one remedy than there is in favor of anoth-
er, and this should be allowed its due
weight. A due regard to this may save a
vast amount OF experimenting and useless
outlay OF money. As presumptive evil
dence in favor OF Dr. Pierce's Family Medi-
cines, the Proprietor desires to say, that
they are prepared hv 2 new and scientific
process by which the virtues OF the crude
plants and roots are extracted without the
Use of a particle OF alcohol. Not particle
of ;his destroyer of our race enters INTO the
composition Of either his Golden Medical
Discovery or Favorite Prescription. This
consideration alone ough. certainly TO rank
them above the vile compounds saturated
with alcohol, Jamaica rum, sour beer, or
vinegar, which are everywhere offered for
sale. Again, they are OF uniform strength,
and their virtues can never be impaired by
age They are also made from fresh herbs
and roots, gathered in their appropriated
season, when they are flush with medicinal
properties. In support of these claims, the
following testimony il offered
NEWARK, n. J.
L. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.:
Darr Sir Il have sold n great deal of
your excellent remedies, and i prefer to sell
them before Others, because they give good
satisfaction TO those who Use them. | hear
such remarks As ''Sage's Remedy complete
ly cured me; it is splendid thing;" or,
"Pierces Discovery is just what wanted
feel better than / ever did, One OF our
celebrated singers uses it for Strengthening
her voice, and says "there is nothing that
equals il !" ard 80 | might give scores OF
remsrks said about your preparations. A
colored woman was using your Discovery,
and after taking three bottles, was COM
pleiely cured. She, being in the store
said to me, Il don't want no doctors round
me 80 long as / can get the Discovery; it
beats all your doctors. And 50 1 might
go on. am, most sespectiully, yours,
CIV ATHA b. Crooks.
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Notice Of Final Settlement

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUsrY OF LKAvESwOsIB,
In the Probate Co1. IA and for said Corn.y.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
RICHARD u. 1ILLOioOS, Deceased.
|RE OITORS and ali Q; her persons interested in
~ the aIore Aid Estate, are hereby notified,
tia. at the next guiar term Of the PROBATE Court
IN and for said County To be begun and held At
the Court Room. in the City and County o. Leav.
enwortn, Stats Of Aforesaid, on the frss Monday
IN the month Of July, A ID. 1876. We shall apply
TO the said Court for full and iiGal settlement Of
said EJtaie,
MARY A. II .LOTSOE,
JANE, L. DILwORTH.
Administrations Of Richard VI. Tiilo'son, d. ceased.
Leavenv. r:h tity, April 10th. A. ID. 1876
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KAN.AS, J..
COUNTY OF LIAvKswoRTH.
In the Pro6ats Court Of said County AMI Stat.
In the IN stter Of the Estate Off
JOSEPH LANGLEY,
Ieceissd.
TBEDIvORS and all other persons interested
~ In the aforesaid kstAfe, are hereby noti
nef, that at the next regular term Of the Prob4te
Court, in and for said County, to be begun and
held at the Court Room. IN the City and Coun-
II of Leavenworth, State of aforesaid, on the
frat Monday In the month Of July. A. ID: 1876,
shall apply to the said Court for full and nnAl
settlement of said Estate.
ROBERT A KELSEY, Administrstor Of
JOSEPH LANGLEY, Deceased.
LzAvGNvoRrH CITY, April 9Th, A. ID. 1876
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Ruildlnu Material
AUCTION SALE.
Mr.. @. ". Luud.

r WING nine miles snuth OF this city, on the
IL DeSoto road, uiil ofler for sale on
MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1876,
At o. clock his farm Of IC0 acres, and all kinds
OF farming implements, Brood Mares. Ho.~s,
Mules aud Coils. Tsenty-" ne head OF beet cattle
and COWS, a so, some fine brood so IS. e0D hun
dred busheIs Of Mile seef seventy tons Of millet
hay, 900 bushels Of selected corn.
Terms of Smlo.
On the farm, one nth down, the rest In four an
nuh payments, on the farming implements six
mont hs time. on al sums over ten doi!ari. On
the stock and grain cish down.
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HRw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
N1w YokX. May 2

'FLous-Moieraiely active; suber6ns western
81 i "A So ,omm to good, 81 s0S5 20, good
TO choice, IS 259j 20.
WHEAT Mo.erafe export and home trade bust.
me- No 2, .hicaso, 81 Is; No. 3 Chicago, 81 1C
q II.
CoRN-More active; miIed no grade, 561S@57c
steamer, 6O9tIhc; graded 61as2Rc.
OartQuiet and q shade 6rme mixed western,
361.aiSc.
CoFFkE-Qu'et snd steady.
sUGAR-Quiet and unchanged.
RCt-Quiei but st.a dy.
EsGs-Lower; Western, i411dl5Lc.
PoRK-sew ness, 81 ioa22 90 SPOT; S2i p
June.
Cur MARS Quiet
FI.KLED II M -l24c.
MIDpLEs-Lopg .Iezr western, 121s@i2h.
LAxD-Pime stsam, 81 IS spot; Si2 - June.
BUTrKR-New western, l6a2sc.
CHEESE -QuieF; 6M1lHc
WHIsKY-Quiet, 81 ii.
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Great Popularity.

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
True Flavoring Extracts, Necturine, Rose,
Lemon, etc, have been before the public
many year,, and have gained for them
selves on their own merits, an extensive
sale. Their great popularity is mainly
due to the scruDulous manner in which
they are prepared, the using of the purest
and best materials, with special reference
to their healthfulness. We never tire of
using them for they are always the same.
Articles in which they are used have no
disagreeable odor or sickly taste, but are
always enjoyable. eod&w
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sf. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKIr.

HKMP-Nominal.
FLouR-Dui, and lower TO re | and very little
doing
WHKAT-Firmer; No. fall, 81 asal 3sx cash !;
81 3s54 al 3s5s bid May; no. 3 do, 81 Is bid; No.
do, ssSaCc.
CoRs-Duii and lower; A ail14c cab and May.
OArs-ru!; No mixed. $3.50
RrE-Ee higher; 69a6Sc asked
BAKLKY-N thing doing.
WBisKY-NominnI; 81 Os
BuTTxR-Inaciive and lower; choice dairy, 25c;
prime. &c; country sto'e packed, lia zoe.
EGGs-Easier; l01G1lc-
hAY-UI changed.
ljPOkK-Dull and lower; sci so.
DkY SIT M9AIs-Duli AMI lower; &c; II q
1l15c; 111sa1l1zc-
BAc,S-Demo allied: SIC; I2k@Iz5z
LARD-Nominai; 12Lc.
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Ls sTAa. ON ka tS5aTi. ,.s-
In tie District Court IN the County Of L>arenrarfh ia
The STATE Of Kan<ds:
ANNIE LELEAs, Plaintiff,
Va No. 6f7f.
GEORGE E. JONES. ELIZA d. JONES,
Matthew Howell, JaliA p. Howell, ZeoAs
E. Bntton, John Higintoihsm, joshua
Lippineotf, kliuood johnson, David L.
burr Ihoms A. GArrigus, Board Of
Leaveavortn, The City Of Leave.wor,h-
H. +. walrod, Jsmes Hughes and Alice
N. Hughes. Dtfssdanis.
DUBLIC MOTTO. il hereby given that under
i anu BY virtue Of the Judgment reIdsrsd in
The above entitled action, 10 and by the above
FAMED court, and Of q special execution issued on
aid Judgment, to me directed and delivered, I
vii, on
TUESDAY, the 23rd, DAY Of NAY. A. d. 1876,
a. IL O. clock L. NJ, OF ssid day, at the south
front door Of the court house. 10 the city Of Leav
envorth, in the county Of Leavenworih and state
Of Kansis ODER At public sale ana sell to the high
ct bidder for cash In haod, the following de-
ecrbed tract Of land. situate, lying and being In
IN. county Of Leasenvorth, ant state Of Kansas.
namely:
An undivided half Of the Northeast quarter Of
the Southwest qu<rter u the oouthezst quarter Of
section number Thry.Five t3s), ia Township
ON. Eass OF the sixth PRINCIPAL Meridian.
Dated this 18Th day Of april, 4. D 1879.
WILLIAM b. BOND,
ebsrjn of Lsavesv efth County, KansaD.
CLoUeH wasA1, AtteEnsys Tor flainuG
Apsit7ovtA
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LOG AL N EWS-
People who Have

Cut their wise teeth, use the SOZoDONT,
and who do, are willing to declare to all
who don't use it, that il is tho most perfect
and delightful thing for the teeth they ev-
er dipped a brush into CIV
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POPULAR illustrated book $3.50 pages) on
MANHOOD WoMANHooDi MARRIAGE I'm
pediments to Marriage; tn cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, for
so cents, bv DR.. C. Whittier, 6l7 St. Char
les street, st. Louis, Mo-, the great special
lat. Head his work. dec 2S-17dSw.
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No ice of Final Settlemt Mt.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAyENwCRrH.
In the Probate Court cf saii County and Sa'e.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
THOMAS MCQUOwN,D Deceased.
CRSDITO.5 and all other persons int rested
" in the & oresaid Estate. are reby uo;ifed,
that at the next reg lar term OF The Probate
Court, IN and for said County, 10 be begun and
he'd at h. Coarf Room. the City AMI ounty
OF Leayenworth. Stste Of aforesaid, on the fret
Mon1ay in the month Of Juy, A ID. 1876, shall
ap.dy to the said Court for full and nnaI settle
ment of said Estate.
Lucy j. McQCOwN, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
Thomas rcQuown. Decs ssed-
Lesvenwor. City, prii 18th, A. d. ls7S.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE..
Administrator Notice.
THE STATE OFKANSAS D,

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAyESwoRIH COUNTY.
In the PROBATE Court in and for said County.
In the matter OF the Estate of
JESSE MCART, Deceased.
NOTICE Is uEEEBY GIVEN that Letters
~ of Administrator nave been granted to
In. unde signed on the Estate of JESSE Nc
ART, late of aid County, deceas ed. by the
Honorab e. the Probate Court o; the COuutv nd
State afore aid, dated the seventh day Of April,
a ID 1876.
POLLY mozart, Administrator, Of the Es-
tn of jesse Nc Art, deceased.
April eth, So
In WITSpss WHsHkpF. I the undersigned,
Probate G.e OF LeavenvoTth county,
have hereto set nv hand ard affixed
, the zeal OF the said PROBATE Court this
tsEN''I 9TH day Of April, 4. ID. ISIS.
SAM. ID. LEI OMPTE,
aprill2-3tw PIooate Judge.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARXIf
CHICAGO, May 2.

FLOUR-Dul
WHxAI-Uusettled; active but weak and lower |;
No. spriIg, sc spot and May.
CoRN-aelve bus weak and lover; No. 2, axe
spot; 4i5zaAkc May and June
OArs-Quiet aad hrm; No. 2, sokc spot;; 301 &c
May.
RYE-veaker; &c
BARLKY-Easier; &c spot; 6i@t2c May.
PoRK-Unsrtfled and active, but - AZ and lower
and losing hrm; $40 20 spot; So 1920 IS June;
and b 40 sold II $40 as June.
IARD-Unsett!ed and active but weak and lower !;
sI2 ~ spot; sl2 319i2 50 June; and has sold at
Sl2 90 June.
BULK Marshall and ower; shoulders, nc;
short nh, lU1s:; short Gear. llhc.
wHIKY-Firm; u W.
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full of Danger.

Never laugh at Cold in the Head, Sore
Throat, or Pain in the Lungs. Jush such
.'little ailments" are premonitory OF Con-
sumption and Death, and Wisharts Pine
Tree Tar Cordial is the only Remedy that
can thoroughly Cure all Pulmonary Com
pleints by purifying the Blood,
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Wanted.

We want to buy, Immediately, 80 head Of
good geldings from ) to s years old. Bring
them in and get your money, in silver or
greenbacks. lNsLEY Bios.
may2dNwlm
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IL Alexander Blair, late OF Campsie
Scotland. but now believed to he in Kan
sas, America, will communicate with his
sister Catherine, he will learn some very
important news from home. Wit
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LYoN's KATHARIoN makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents It's falling
out or turning gray. 1t has stood the test
OF 40 years. l. charmingly Perfumed, and
has no rival. mar2eod&w9l
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SONG-ON MAY MORNING.

Now the bright morning star, days harbinger
Comes dancing from the east, and brings with her
The howery May, who, from her green lap throws
The yellow cowsp and the pale primrose.
Hail beautious May that dost INSPIRE
Mirth and youth and warm desire;
Gods and groves Of thy dressing,
Hill and dale doth boast thy blessing.
Thus we salute thee with our early song,
And welcome thee and wish thee long
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Wanted-Horses.

We wanted to buy 50 head of good geld
ings, from 3 to years old-sound and in
good flesh. lSsLEI Bros.
apr2ld6t-w2t
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s-g~ Send 7J-cents 10 Dr. Butts Dispen-
sary, st. Louis, No, for his Marriage
Guide, his Medical Treatise, and Medical
Advicr, 400 pages in all.
apr29-l07
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Entirely Satisfactory

The Charter Oak is as near perfection as
We ever expect TO find a stove. Entirely
satisfactory; in short, n perfect success as
first-ciass cooking stove. lt-d&w.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
st. LOUIS. May 2.
Hoes Loser; light shipping. fe soss 80; Yor-
kers, 10 s097 20; bacon, s797 30; butchers, 5! 80
a. 60 receipts, !, $50
C.rrLE-5teady and in sood demand good to
choice native ters 81 75a5 25; me iium TO sir,
8. 25Ss1s: pony steers, SIG, ~: fair to choice
cows, IS 1894 IS; stochen, 1894 %; feeders,
81 2E94 20. ne-eipts, eco.
sHkKP-High-r; fair TO good, e41s94 IS; 60 d TO
choice, o. Sizes IS; fancy. IS I5.s6. Receipts,
6sD
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, L..

co, STATE IL f or kANsAs, Is.
In the Pro5afe Court Of said C5sn,y and State.
In the matter Of the Estate OF
THOMAS 4. CAMPBELL DeceaseIJ
rREDIrORS and all other psrsons interested
" In the Aforesaid Estate. are hereby notified.
that ss the next term Of the Probate Court
In and kr said Cou3ty, 70 be begun and held a.
The Court Room, in tn. Ci,y and county Of Leav-
envorth, state Of Aforesaid, on the nrst Monday
10 the month OF JAY, A. ~ 1876 1 shall apply TO
sad Court FOR . full and Anal settlement Of
said ESlafs.
WV. NJ HENDEsson Adniagtr.tor Of
Tbomas 4 Campbell. dsHG
Le.venvoEth City. Apra 1lJb, A. D. 1875.
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Markets BY Telegraph.
SRw YoHy roIEY AAEXEI.

NEW YoEK. May ?.
troLp-Opened at 81 1875; closed a; 81 127s I;
Nth sales in iaterum NJ 81 Is
BATES pos CAgkYISG-l 10 Fer cent; loans
also made fat
GoyRRSMESTs-Shajy-
RAIkoADs-Quiet and firm.
SIArAs-. uu.
sroCKs-Firm and higher in early dealings, but
eft, midday. there was = partial Reaction and
towards the cloee, the market vas heavy and low,
and all the improvement Of the N ,rnins vas lot.
and prices closing at dec inc Ct to IL per cent
from the hi. hest point.
s-kRLIxG-6O days. 81 ssX; sight, 81 so1s.
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TrxprR.scr ia attracting much atten-

TEMPERANCE is attracting much atten-
ton, showing itself in local option laws, 90
cie,ies, crusades and restrictions upon Ii
guor production but with all these efforts,
the consumption is enormous, and, undoubt-
edly. the reason Is, because there il nothing
s,renuou-ly advocated to relieve and destroy
the craving tor stimulants. Bot if the dis
e.se vas treated nationally, by arousing the
,ormd Liver With Simmons' Liver Regula-
tor, the dispiriied drunkard would find hi.
cravings soon dissipa:ed, and with cleared
head and active Liver, he would not want
liquor. d&v
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LEGAL.
Sheriff s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORrH COUNTY,
In the District Curt in the County Of Learenrorfs i.
the Safe Of Kdnsls:
ANNIE LELEAN, As ADMINISTRATIVE CT the
estate Of William C. Lelean, deceased,
Plainti q,
GEORGE E. JONES ELIZA D. JONis.
Matthew Howell. Julia p Howell, John
G. Douglass, Zsnas L. Britton, John Hig-
inbOtham, Joshua LipPineott. Elluood
johnson, David l.. Burr, Thomas a. Car
Iigus, Board Of County Commissioners OF
the County of Leayeuworth, The City OF
Leaven worth, " iiham Leak, James
Hughes and Alice NJ. Hughes, Defendants.
nUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
II and by virtue of the Judgment rendered in
theaboye entitled action, in and by the above
named court. and of a special execution issued on
said Judgment, TO ne directed and delivered.
will, on
TUESDAY, the 23rd DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1876
st 10 O. clock A. NJ Of said day at the south front
door OF the court house, in the city Of Leaven-
worth, in the county OF Lssvensorth and state
of an AZ, offer at public sale and sell to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, the iolI1vins dsscrb
ed tract Of land, situate, lying and being In the
county Of LeIvenwsrth and State Of Kansas,
namely:
That certain tract of land which Is bounded as
follows, to-wit comm .ncing At a point on the
south line Ct section number 1hirty-Four $50. in
Tovnsnip number Eight tsj, Of Range number
twenty-five en- east OF the siIth Principal
Meridian, Four and Sev-nty-FIyeO oe HundredIhs
"a T5-l0Gl chains west of the Southeast corner Of
sid section, running Ihence North, variation IL
IS East Ten C0i Chains; running thence vest,
variation IL cart Five ~ Cham running thence
sour h, variation 10 10 east Zen no. Chains, 10
the south line of said section, running thence
variation IL east Five ~ cbslns, to the place Of
beginning. containing Five (5) Acres.
Dated this 18th day Of Aprii, a. ID. 1876.
WILLIAM III BOND,
Sheriff of Leaven County. Kansas.
CLoUsH WHEAT, Att Us tor Plaintiff.
April2D vtd
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restores the complexion removes freckies,
ina and sallowness; makes the skin soft
white and delicate Its application cannot
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