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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-08
SAUCE.
e &
CELEBRATED


Worcestershire Sauce.
Ssld Wholesale and for Expectation BY Il,
PrOprietors. LEA and PERRINS. Worcester
England; and Retail BY Dealers Ia Sauces Ksn
-, Vy throughout the World.
Ask Ger Lea a Perrins' Sauce
A.,A. m EAKFAsT TABLET it impart
The most e.ouis,,c.s relish and Sost to Hot 0
Cold Meat. Fowl. Fi,S' Brsilsd Kidney. etc
' At the DINNER TAD%C' in Soup. will
VISA. Hot Joints. Game, and in al sfSVi''
Il. gives a delightful Hsyer.
Az the LUNCHEON AND SUPPER
r ORAESit Is deemed indispensable bythe''
fan tIiar with ib Sstimabls qualities.
From The EsD FORK 1vaes.
Thsss Il 10 relish IN the world which is %
univ Greatly lined as Lea & Psrrina' fanouI
worcestershire Sauce.
The excellence Of thiS Sauce having caused
hume rous limitations. tho NEW LIABLE bear
a fac shnils Of the proprietOyS' signature.
aA0N24.1
C
wAia,is placed upeO each bottle.
JOHN DUNCkN'S SONS,
NEW YORK.
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PROCLAMATION.

Flowers, plants, trees at CRAm's.
1876
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notice

NOTICE TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORs
IN coming to the city: A. II. Goodman,
merchant tailor. 100 Main street. pays the
same prices as m shop in tho city, but he re-
fuses to be made q slave by . mononoly. 144
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JTANTED-N9. / OYSTER COOK AT
w Magnolia Hall, SO2 Main street. lS4-t
WAETED-TO LOAN MONEY AT REA-
w sonable rates. on collateral. Address
Postotice Box l45. lS2-l43
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FOR RENT-NO. 30 MADISON STREET
Z suitable f. a boarding house; furniture
for sale. For terms, inquire Of Mrs, NJ. &.
Willie Aason, at the house, or VIM. J.. Duval,
at 2e3 Main street. 1881
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BoAEDiHo.

p0ARD-COMFoRTABLE ROOMS WITH
ID board at No. 80 Madison st. Day board
ers wanted ct IS per week. 1l4-139
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WAMTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NONE BUT
w experienced hands need apply to
MADAME. L0UQET,
at Menken Brofharai
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DOR SALE-CITY REsIDENCE-ONE OR
[ more Of Eve Of those frst.c class city resi-
dences in the Greenlaw Block, south side OF
Madison street, east Of Fourth street, well
known as among the most convenient and
pleasant in the city; from IL to IA rooms in
between each lot. Sewers underground from
each TO the bayou. Terms easy, and price "a
suit the times. Apply to
1916 A. q. DENNIS, 292 Main st.
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FOR 8ALR.

E0R SALE-VANCE ST. RESIDENCE
T. That very desirable residence. 408 Vance
street, will be sold furnished. just as il stands,
For particulars inquire on the premises or to
Chas, 7. Paterson at the office Of the South
ern Life Insurance Company l37-t
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WANTED-PRIVATE TUTOR-A GEN
w tleman desires to fad a position as Pri-
instructs in the branches Of . liberal educa-
ton. and teaches French. Italian and the
other modern languages acquired in Europe.
Address EDUCATOR, P0stofice. Memphis.
lS7-1tS
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COR SALE-A NO. i SALOON, STOCK
[ and fixtures complete. Centrally loca-
ted. and enjoying a good trade. Good aud
satisfactory reasons for selling can be OBJ
tanned by calling on
1887 A; VACCAR0 x CO., ga Front ST.
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CoR RENT-STORE. NO. 20 JEFFERSON
street, very low. Apply at once TO w. X.
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Tor RENT SEVERAL ONE STORY
Z frame dwellings. Eve rooms; gas aad wa.
ter-works in the houses at Sl8 per month.
Apply to MARX & BENSD0RF, Agents,
IS8-l4i No. 7 Madison street.
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CITY MARKET
A Brief Review Of the Ruling Prices.

4 Brief Review OF the Ruling Prices.
The prices Of new vegetables, fruits and
berries still continue, with few exceptions,
unchanged, but the greater variety and bet
ter quality that is offered for sale obviates,
in a measure, at present, desire on the
part of buyers to be particu'a ar about re-
duction. The market places and grocery
stores are now pretty generally stocked with
everything person can ask for. Butter is
plentiful, and the declines in the price Is
noticeable. Eggs still continue scarce, and
command ready sale at good figures All
new potatoes that have appeared on the
markets thus far are Of an excellent quail
ity, and the indications are that choice lots
will bring good prices for some time.
PRoDUCE-Lettuce, lOc per doz. Green
onions, 2Oc per doz Butter, 1z!@l5c per ib.
Eggs, l2lc rer doz. Beans, Sc per ID. Pickles,
loo per doz. Dressed chickens, 3594Oc
each. New Potatoes, SOC per peck. Soup
punches, &c each. Strawberries 20925c
per quart. Spring Chickens, 2O(a
pc each. Asparagus. 6 punches for
DC. Rhubsrb, 5 punches for 25c. eau
lifower, 25c. Green peas, per PIX, 500. Nice
bOquets, D to SOC. Green cucumbers, per
doz, 81. GooSeberries, per qt, &c. Cher
rie-, per 4t, Zoe. Beets, per doz., SOC
FrsH-White fish and trout, 2Oc per ID
Buffalo, Sc. Bass, l6c. Croppies, per string
l0@l5c. Dressed cat, l5G zoe.
FRESH MEATs-Sirloin steak, l2c per fb.
Porterhouse steak, l2c per ib. Round steak,
Ice per fb. Rib roast, 5@7c per ID. Corn
beef, 5G7 per ID.
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june4-eodSw
.Centaur
LininlentS.


ANTIOCH. Ill, Dec !, 1874.
Mess s. J. Y. Ro.E&C,:
my -rfe has fra org me, teen a teri bic
sufferer from nsumstism She hI. tried many
payricians d many 'melies- The only thin
which has iEen her rel'-f - Cent 'ur n men.
sm rAioicei 10 say this has curet her. am doing
what an to extend its sale W. III. kiNG.'
This Is a ssm lie Of many thousand testimon ais
received. of wond "a cures effected by the Cen
taur Linimeat, The Ingredients OF this Article
Published around each bot lie. Il contains Witch
Hazel, Mentne, ArnicI, Book Oil. Carbolic, and
ingredie It's hitherto little klowI. 1, is an iniis-
putable fact tina the Centalr Liniment is PerfOr
ming more cures of Swellngs, Stuff Joints. Erup-
tions, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sciatiea Caked
Breasts Lock &C, than all 9th ar Linimen-s,
hydrocarbons Extrac,s, Saves, oin;men S. a d
ri. now in use
For Tosthache, Earsche, Weak Back, Itch, and
Cultaneous Eruptions, it il able. 1t cares
burns and sc Ids without q r. ExtractG
poison from bites and stings, and he. Is FROST
bites and cbilslains in short tim. No fam
lily can afford to be without the Centaur Linz
meat white wrapper.
The Centaur Imminent, Yellow Wrapper, is
adapted to the tough S SIn. muscles and flesh OF
the animal creation. LIS eff, Is upon severe
cases OF SPAWN, Sv eny, " nd Gall, Big Head
and Poll Evil, are little less than marvellous.
Messrs j. Mcclure Co Druggist, cor.
Elm and Front StS.. Cincinnati, o.. say:
''ln our neighborhood a lumber OF teams er5
are using he CentIur inment. Tn pro-
nounce iC superior 10 anything sy have ever
used. We set as high : four 10 five dozen bot
ties er month 70 these ielmstcrs -
We have thousands of ,imiliar testimonials.
For Wounds. Gals, Scratches Ring bone,
&c, and for Screw Worm in Sheep ii has no ri
val Farmers, Livery-nen an hteck-raisers,
have in this Lin msnt sem .dy which is worth
\ hundl cad times Its cost.
Laboratory OF j. Il Rose & Co.,
&c DIZZY ST., NKw YoRK.
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IUcRrscTEp DAILY yoR THE TlMES.l
TINES OFFICE,
LzAyKSwoBrH. June Is. 1876.
Produce Market
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10 Consumptives.

The advertiser, . retired physician, hav-
ing providentially discovered, while med
ical Missionary in Southern Asia, a very
ample vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis Catarrh, and all throat and
lung Affections positive and radi-
cal specific for Nervous Debility, Prema-
ture Decay. and all Nervous Complaints,
feels it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fsllowa Actuated by this mo-
tive, he will cheeriully send, (iree OF
chargs) 10 all Who desire il, the receipt for
preparing, and full direction. for success
fully using. this providentiaily discovered
remedy. Those Who wish to avail them
selves of the benefits Of this discovery With.
out cost, can do 90 BY return mail, BY I'D.
dressing, With stamp, naming paper,
Dr.. CHARID p. NalsHAIL.
80 Niagara street,
ieb27-S8 Buffalo. New York.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Kings Syphili,ic Remedy is war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all its
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases OF veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment OF
the most eminen. physicians of America.
1t cures the first 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 joints, swelling
of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in a
short time. Price, 81 per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by DIR. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo, Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
Egersdorf Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
april26eod&w-l07
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A RUNAWAY.
A Young ountry Girl Leaves her Lover and
Comes to this City in Answer to Vague
Lsttsr-she is Still Absent from Home.

A Young ountry Girl Leaves her Lover and
Comes to this City in Answer to Vague
Lsttsr-she is Still Absent from Home.
A true love match was knocked into pi
last Wednesday, after the following fashion,
not by cruel parents, not by suicide, neither
was it by natural death that the trouble
was caused. During the past year, there
has existed between a young man and a
young lady, who lived near Springdale, a
warmth of affection that was rapidly eul-
minating in future trip to this city, and a
subsequent interview with the Judge of the
Probate Court. But alas, older memories
were awakened On the evening mentioned
BY the receipt of letter from an old love,
who had long been absent, to the young
girl, who was so fondly loved by her later
sutton. The fact that she had promised to
forget all about the sender of the missive,
the previous VOWS she had made to be true
to her present love and the moral wrong
she was committing in forever leaving
blank the fond heart that beat for her alone
were all alike forgotten, and as she sat alone
and devoured every word contained in the
epistle, her heart throbbed with joy, only,
as she drank in the news of the writer's
arrival in this city. The fact that ne had
been married during his absence and had
eft his wife in order to fly to the arms Of
his first love of which she was cognizant,
only tended to strengthen her resolution to
see him once more If she died for it. The
letter contained beside other matters, (sen-
sible only to themselves) a request TO meet
the writer at No. - Shawnee street, in
this city, at a given time, after which "all
the world should not separate them"
The sequel Is soon told. She went to
her friends and told some Of them she was
coming to the city to get married to 9TH
ers she said she had Just received letter
from friend in this city, which informed
her that her father who had been two years
absent in Colorado, had returned, and was
i'll at the residence of the writer Of the let
ter. The latter seeming to he q plausible
story, she was brought to the city Wednes-
day morning in wagon, and started out
alone to seek, not her afflicted relative, but
her lover of former years. She did not
even bid her later love goodbye, but left
him disconsolste and alone to .broo' over
the fickleness of the female rex, generally.
The young lady is described to be about
IL years Of age, intelligent, and beautiful.
Her friends were in the city yesterday, still
making search for her, but at late hour
last evening, no trace of her had been
found, aud it is supposed she has eloped with
the party Who sem her the letter to meet
bi N,
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J. WOlluQan.
The Clothier,
Cor. 5th and Delaware StS.,
LEAVENWORTH, KAN.
PUBL ICATION NOTICE.
STATE OK ANSAS. D

STATE OF X ANsAS. lss
LEAysN~oRTH COUNTY.
Il. The District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of RahSds, sitting IN and for sad
Cduafy:
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending money
with but little success. Now to give you
satisfactory proof that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart. Heart
burn, Water-bash, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits, &C.. We ask you to 60 to
Robt. Parham. druggist, and get Sample
Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10
cents and try it, or Regular Size for IS
cents, Two doses will relieve you.
aug24-5Sd&W
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The ehauley EnRine.

This morning we present to our readers
the advertisement of 1The Shapley Engine"
The TIMES can speak of the merits of this
engine from actual experience, it having
been used in this Office since January, 1875.
The boiler is simple, made of good, heavy
iron, with diving fines so constructed as TO
make it almost impossible to burn them
out. The engine is simple, plain, and runs
with little noise. The shapley can be set
and run in any place, with no more incon-
venience than itrge-sized heating stove
X. W. Wilde, A Cortlandt street, New
York, is the agent.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure the GOnorrhoea,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases Of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No is sure rem
edy for the Spermatorrhoea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, and loss of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific, 50
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DR.. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
Thee. Egersdorff agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr21eod&wl0
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PONDS ExTRAcr.-Axose

the many excellent Family Medicines
which have from time to time appeared
before the public, there is not one 20 gener-
ally useful, 90 simple, and SO truly curative
as PoND's EXTRACT. A glance over the
long catalogue Of ills and diseases which it
is reputed to cure, will convince ne, if any
faith can be placed in human testimony,
that this is one of the rarest and most use
full medicines, if not the most truly valua-
bic remedy ever made known. For nearly
thirty yeas it has been in extensive use
among the people and profession, and
though its claims have been 4 thousand
times subjected to searching scrutiny, yet
in every instance these claims have been
triumphantly INDICATED. The people, to
whom from long use and experience it has
become indispensable, have universally
given it their approval; and the medical
professor, though generally slowly to ad-
nit new mrdicine, or to endorse anything
but their own practice, have in thou-ands
Of instances adopted 1t, and not only use it
freely bu, cheerfully recommend it. Like
a true friend, the more we use it and know
it the better We like it. eodSw.
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Commission House.

To-day We present to our readers the
card of J. w. Adams Il Co., General Com.
mission Merchants, ST. Louis. 1t is among
the leading houses of the kind in the West,
and their Office is one of the most magnifi-
cent of all the elegantly furnished Offices in
the Oh amber of Commerce. Special at
tention is given by Adams & Co. TO all con-
sienments of grain, and liberal advances
made On the same. Kansas farmers and
dealers will find the firm of J. W. Adams
& Co, perfectly reliable and fair in their
dealing. The facilities of this house, for
the handling and sale of grain, are, perhaps,
superior to any house in the West, and
their general correspondence is such, that
they have instant information in regard 10
every market fiuctuation Their country
correspondence keeps them posted as to
crop items. This st ason, The TINFs in
tends TO have the leading grain houses in
the country represented in its columns, and
farmers who wish to dispose of their grain,
should correspond with live, wide-awake
men, who have the sound sense TO adver-
tise. W
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MEDICAL.
"Real, for L will speak Of excene1s
nhiRDS.ss

SHEAR, for I will speak Of excelIeEs
'c1Ss Ss s:s9 1. yesrsasle Pat.
years, and sor cleanliness and prompt cara
tive virtues cannot be e1celcd.
eiilpatn:-So family can sford to Be without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
CeItosisns, Cuts, sprains, are relieved
ztnost instantly by externa! application.
,roErtly relieves pains or Burns, Scales,
Boii-, Feions, Corns, etc. Arrests in
sauiation, rednrcz dwellings, store bleeding,
FEMALE WrkkNsssls.~it sisevs reieye: ns;p
IN ne back andioins, fuilne-s and prcssingpein
In the head. nausea, vertigo.
tssgSssseh il I aas no eana AL kinds si Of Il.
promptly cured. Fuller details a book accom-
panying each bottle.
P1Is1eii.d or Llesdins-Peet prompt relic,
obstinate, can long rcsis, It's recularus--
vAlIsosL S:lss:%is,,s i sl;s Only sa5s cure fog
E3sII plsI.sEs.~i: has no equal for pe-rn.-
e,s..s,ae from any cgHse o-n.:- is a spe.
d. ttas5 saved hIucrCGs ~ lives when eli
~ FeEledies faIedio arrest b!actli:y fro-a
r"sr. - "T.sr.- lungs, nd ciss'ghe-r.
RHEgxAs,. :, ssbsklstk, T'ooti.nct,e ard
.sarn."s rI u a.-1a IeieF''d q, -lG often il--
PHYSICIANS Of I'll schools who are scquai.,od
with Ponds Extract of " itci: Hazel re,s
ommend IL in their rlci re. NcIaye letters o.
conneRdatiOn from hundreds of Phrsicians
many of whom order l. tor use IN their own
Practice In addition 10 TIE 1ur .,Giag, they
order its u-e for SwsiIings Of ell kinda
Quin.y, sore THROAT, inan=ieI rous;i-.
tinple ana chronic DiarraGn, C..ur;',
Tor which 1t is specific CL5ib ;nin-s Fr,.--
I'd Feet stings of insects, No.Gui,ees,
ETC, CkRppcd Hands, Euce, and indeed
I'll mann sr OF skin diseases.
GsiiEI 0SS.-kemoyes Soreness, Ron zbuese.
and Smarrinc; heals Cuts, Erupsiou.,
End Pimples. i Tcrises, ...riJ1cs.- and rs-
Jneshs, while wonderfully improving tas
10 fAamERS.-Psndss Eyrrn-t. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be without
t. II Is used by all the Leading Livery Stables
Street Railroads and FIST H0rsener Ia New
York City. 1t has 10 equal for Sprpip., EI.r.
mess or Saddle ChadnRs, ktjffDesL
Scratches, SweiiinRs, Cuts, Loceruricus.
Bleedsna, Pneumonia, Collie, Diarrhaa,
Chii:s, Ccids, etc. Its range of action is wide,
and the relief II nfiords is SO prompt that IL Is
Invaluable In every Farm-yard as well es IN
every farm -house. Let II betried once, and
you wth never be without Il
8A9yIUu.-Poeds ExtFact has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds Ex.
tract blown In each bottle. 1t is prepared by
Inc only perv~ns LIVING who ever knew how
10 prepare Il properly. Refuee all other pre-.
partitions Of Witch Hazel. This ID the only
article used by Physicians, and in the hospt.
tals OF this country and Europe.
Els IoRY And vSE3 o.. Poko'S EXTRACT,
IN pamphlet form, sent free on application Is
so1sS ~ SIeAsL cosPkxs, IS Ma'dsa
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The remark able cures of dyspepsia, oonstipatioo,
general debility insermt ent and remitent fevers,
nervousness, mental dependency, and . host of
other aiuneats by that popular botanic iayigoraut
and Alternative, Hostetters Stomach Bitters prove
that to vitalize not deplete the sick, is the true
medical philosophy. Under the cd system patients
underwent course of treatment that often had the
effects of exhausting their few remaining eserges.
Drastic purgaton, and the administration of violent
remedies with weakening reaction, were frequent-
" and most resorted to in cases where
inauguration combined with mild regulative treat
meut was the sole desideratum That this unwise
mode of medication has been 10 . great extent
abandoned is in no small degree due to the success
which has attended the peerless remedy above
named. eod&w
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LEAvSSWORrH tOUSTY.
In The District Court Of the First Judicial District
Cduaiy:
JACOB LOSEKAMP, Plaintiff,
CAROLINE s. PORTER, SAM.
uel r. Porter, He ~ X Tay-I
Tor. Anna NJ. Taylor John L. No. 65s9.
Maxwell. The Board OF Coun-
ts Commits toner's of the
Comfy 4 LeAvenwOrtb. Tn
City OF Lessenwort Joseph
w Taylor AMI Magsie f.
Taylor. Defendants.
To caroline S. Porter, Samuel p. Porter,
Henry X. lay or snd Anna NJ. Taylor, OF the
abDye-naned defendants: You and each OF you
will take notice Ihaf you. together with the
oher defendants sbove.named, have been sued
in the above ntIied cause, in raid court. an .
thaG p aIutiT filed his petition herein against
you, and each OF you, n the l2ln da Of Feb
Iuary, A. ID. ls76. upon a certain note and
mortgage described in said pc It'll n, and that
you "u~t ans err said petition filed by plaI-t
on or Def re the Goth day OF Ju y, A. u, Is o.
OF sad petition will be TAI en- true, and judg-
ment will be rendered accordingly. the nature
OF which IS Is following, to w.t.: q jud nent
against the said Caroline >. Porter and .mu.l
L. Po lie ior the sum OF $50 on tn ee.t.in
pronis5ory note described ia said p. tIiion. with
Interest at the rate IF Il per cent per annuu
thereon, from the 9Th q y Of February. ID.
ami inser.st ard ior Attorneys I, es in said
cause. snd Tor foTecl SUR AID sale OF sid
mortsaged pros erty to satisfy - id Judgment.
w. Lot 81 IN BLOCK SD O., in DAVIS sub
d vision To the city OF Leasenwor h, in the
County Of Leayenvorth AMI State OF Kansas
and hat said judg uent be declared u first and
prior lien upon sad premises. and that you.
End each Of you, and your co-defen,lants, AID
ali p-rso $ claiming. under you. or them, or
either OF them, will be forever barr.d and fore
closed Of any and all inter. st or right of, IN
aad to said mortgaged preInis s:
Ju1tS-wIt Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Standard Medicines.

For the last week the readers of The
TINES have noticed the advertisement on
this page of r. Z. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg
Pa. Sellers liver pills for thirty years
have been on the market, and to-day are
recommended by physicians in all parts Of
the country.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher and Sellers
Cough Syrup enjoy a corresponding popu-
larity, and the sales are reported to be i'm.
mense. As the regular advertisement saws,
''if your druggist don't keep them. send for
them" This is our advice, and the afilict-
ed should follow it.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-06-15
Notice.

LHAvEywoRfH, June ], 1876
have this day, sold my Drug Store, on the cor
ner OF Shawnee and Fifth streets, TO Xessrs Nc.
Carly 4 Sparrow, who will continue the business As
my succeson.
take pleasure in recommending the new firm to
my customer
have retained the stock. for manufacturing and
jobbing my Pharmaceutical and Proprietary kedi-
cines This branch of the business will receive my
entire attention, and be largely increased during
the coming season. RoBI. J. BRowx.
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