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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-09-09

Tho biggest corn story 81 the season
coaea From, ne Carmel, IN, whore q 10
aseeszed, on Iho afmo Of William Johnston,
y = stalk If corn The top Of which " isfty
I1et iioip ihe ground There are fwo
faza Of corn growing apoa Il at The iis.
ssaee # Thirty o1d laes from The level of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-09-09
cHANGg OF TINR
Western Maryland Railroad
sUMMER ScHEDULE.

ON and aiscr SUNDAY, NAY 7SA, 1876,
" Passenger TraiHS "a his rNAl vii raa
as follows;
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LUMBER LUMBER ! !!
"a -

-
II HAVE just returned from the Lumber
Il Regions-and am now receiving the lar
gezt selection of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, at Reduced Prices, consisting OF
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
JOIsT AND SCANTLING
Of all lengths and sizes, "A, 81, Ga and 81
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring. Dressed and Undressed
Misunderstanding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Picketts, Shin
gle and Plastering Laths, prime lot of Chest.
nut Rails and Posts. Also all the different
KINDS OF COAL,
Thinking large sales with small profits bet
ter than small sales with large profits, have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope shall be enabled to carry it out by
persons in want Of anything in my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Near Depot. Westminster, Nd.
feb 20-tf
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POs DIS kIE-ACS s GA by all First.
esa~- DreEgi s., and rec ,muisnied by all
= usis .. r. ysic ans, n every os.dy who
hrs~ ~se cseJ 4
Sanph '~s CO. tanning Hisosy snd Uses m ,iled
FREE on app iea.i.a, If not ioI.,d At your Drug
1tal'a
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TEE CHICAGO 4 NoRrHwEsrERN.
NE2 yOUs DEbI ,ITY

A oppressed, irritable stale of f.nind;
q weak. nssvo S, ext ,ustsd eating (;
No ere-gy or sn.matioa; confu 4. d
head, weak memory ofae, with debit
ita iHg, 1 volaIta y oischar es. The
consequence OF excesses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This HtRyCUS DEBI }.
TY finds sovereiga lure in hU PE-
kEY'S ROSEOPATRi1 aPECIrI7
No. 20. 1t tones up the system. arrests dis
charges, dispels the mental gloom and des-
pondency, and rejuvena,es the entire system.
1t is perfectly harmless and always efficient.
Price, S., for package of five boxes and a
large So vial of powder, which is importan,
in old, serious cases, or 81 per single box
Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address Humphreys Spe-
ci6c Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad
way, n. Y, Theo. ESersdorfi, Agent, Leav-
enworth, Kansss. aprl4-eod&w
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FoRT LEAyEEWogIH.

Items Of Interest in AMI Around the Post.
CIp'ain J. II. Manhail, azzistant Quar-
master, L. :. A., viii be r1iieved of his
dates at Wcs, LIS Animas, c. T., by lie
Pos. QuarteImsster at Fort Lyon, c. I. On
being relieved, Capt. MarnaiI vii. proceed
to the Cant meet, On the Sweerwaier,
Texas, for duty as Post Quarlermas;er
thereai.
Claims against the Government, partic-
ularly from Missouri, continue TO accumu-
late at the Fort, and several additional
ciaim-sgents have recently been sent hith-
er from Washington, TO investigate their
validity, etc. The Depot Quartermas,er,
Capt. Hoyt, finding it impossible, in consid-
Grafton OF his iIer manifold duties, To
give due attention 10 the reports of the va
TiOus agents respecting said claims, has
been authorized By the Quartermaster Gen
erai 10 employ cDrlpeient cl~rk TO assist
him therein.
A large and diaiRgae audience greeted
the performance Of the Amateur Dramatic
Club, at the Fort on Monday evening, the
lith. The three-act comedy of "A Lesson
in Love" was excellently rendered uppn the
occasion, every character being arti-tically
Represented. The leading male role was
sustained by Lieut. Woodruff, this being
his debut, so to speak, in the characters of
that order. His impersonatioD, notwith-
standing, displas ed fine taste and culiiva-
ted Judgment, in connection with the re9ui-
site modesry and naturalness. Capt. Oven
shine and Lieut.. Borden, being "old sta
gers" OF course sustained their respective
parts with care AID grace, receiving we'll
meiited plaudits frum one ard all. The
palm, as regards acting, must, however, be
awarded Mr.. Narney, her Characterization
os Miss winterberry being the gem of the
evening. Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Lewis, fill
ed the requirements Of the remaining la
dies characters in the most charming and
delightful manner. TIE csstuming and
makeup of all was faultless, the ladies'
toilets being noticeably elegant and in
keeping with the several characters assumed.
There is in the tommissary department
talk OF retrenchment in that
branch of The service, in the way of reduc-
tion of the paw of employees, the which is
not very palatable to the clerks and Others
serving in that department.
Ru'nors o! a contemplated change in the
sutlership Of the post have been prevalent
for some days past, but as yet cannot be
traced TO any reliable source.
Di-charge- OF military prisoners, entitled
TO abatement Of five days per month for
continuous good service, will be made as
follows: John Anderson, W. ID. McAulif,
Frederick StagmilIer, February IA Edward
Hayman, aichael Lotus, John kuben,
February Is; Timothy Connell, Herman
Hoherst, February l9
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

COUNTY or i.avsSwoaIu. So
In re District 20 ri oftb FDss Judicial Dts-
rict he >t.ie of ~ ansa :, s't.iug in ard iof
Leay.nW0 o. ia oanty, In sad state
WILLIAM y. CHAME Ruin. Plaintiff, No
6ns3 vs.
Albert Harrs shreve, jacob A Stewart.
Is,iin NJ .tewarf, Char cs Stewart, samuel
stewart, Lila stewart, Csphas Bresh. =. T..
Jlcques nd SAMUEL Bu.ks, A'.l illustrator
uiIh tn Will xei OF Penelope II. BurAs,
D-ceas.d, Defendants
DUBLiC Office Is h erehs give tnst usder
4 ald by virtue of the ju gment r N !, rcd
Ia. tie abo emit led action, in and by tn above
o med court and of = sp ciai eNecu,io issued
on said .dsment, 10 me directed and deIiyer-
ed, viii, oa
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. ID. 1876,
At ii O'Clock A. II Of sail day. at the south
from door of the court house IL The city of Ii
enwoIth, in the county Of Leave worth and
stats Of kansas. Offer ~ public sale and sell Sc
parately the hi hest bidder for ca IN in hand
each OF he follow NJ described tracts of lsnd,
situate, lying aud beins IN tre county o. Leas-
1hirty-seyen sees on OF the east
sids OF the east haf of tne soulhwes.
quarter OF section number two (). In town hin
plumber eleven 40, s1uih OF tie Base line, OF
ranke numb tSent two t2D, east of 'he
sI N principal meridian, and o.s num,. nine
teen (l9, and tweaty Coz, in block number
twenty y-seven (2l, IN ie e-veuworih city proper.
W LIAM ii. BOND,
Sh riff OF LeavenwOith County. Kansas
CLOU1H q WHEAT, Attorneys ior Plaintiff.
j.nl2-5t-w
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ELoPEMEET EXTRAORDINARY.

A Young Couple From Auscotsh, Kansas,
Run Away and Get Married-They Also Get
Into Hot Water When They Return'
The little town of Muscotah, Kanaas,
had a sensation last Friday, the same be-
ing an elopement of the spiciest kind. The
hero had been paying his attentions to the
heroine for some time, but the father didn't
like the prospect OF that kind OF a ason-in-law,
and he refused, most cruelty, hearilessiy,
and in cold blood, to give his consent. But
the lover was in earnest, and the girl being
plIIcky, the pair, last Friday agreed among
themselves 10 elope. Accordingly he hired
a team from a neighbnring livery stable,
Spd drove across the State of Kansas into
the Stale OF Missouri, and in the town of
RuShvil e, No, they were legally united.
Then they went back TO the old gent and
falling upon their knees, begged his for
giveness. But the father wasn't that kiEd
OF hairpin, evidently, and he immedia-
tely went for the groom, who had to shoot
the irate sire in order to stop his nonsense.
The shot wasn't fatal and the old man will
get we'll He intends sue for the recovery
IF his truant daughter, rs he says she is un-
der sixteen years Of age.
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Ip6igestible Bread.

The reason WHY those baking powders in
the market adultera:ed with alum, chalk,
and other substances make bread and bis
cuits very indigestibIe, is because they
harden the gluten OF the wheat and render
il less soluble Now this is not the case
with Dr. Prices ream Baking Powder;
its purity and perfect combination enables
it 10 render all articles easy OF digestion,
besides preserving their natural taste.
Those who have not should te-t them, as
also his True Flavoring Extrats, so pure,
and delicious. eoG&w
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To Housekeepers.

Among those Who have used the house
hold remedy, P0nd's Extract. scarce
ly family can be found in which it is not
the rule to keep it constantly on hand. The
one difficulty is that it is so valuable in re-
lieving and curing in almost every accident
q family is subjected to, that the medicine
is often exhausted when an urgent and
sudden use for it arises. 1t is economical
rs to price, and important for the grester
surety of having it when suddenly needed,
to buy the largest size at $l.75. This bottle
contains Eve and one-half times as much a.
the Soc size. eod&w
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Amsden's June, Alexander Dawson, Early
Beatrice. Louise and Rivers, ripe lst to l0'h
of July dozen by express, Sc. A splendid
assortment of fruit trees, vines, etc.
Also high-class pou try, including Pekin
ducks, Brahma cochins, &C.. eggs for
Matching. Berkshire and Poland-C China
swine. Beautiful illustrated Catalogues
free. CLARENCE STARK.
Pike County Nursery, Louisiana, No.
febl7w2t
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No people in the world suffer as much
from dyspepsia - the Americans-and al
though years Of experience in medicines
have failed to accomplish . certain and
sure remedy until GREES's AUGUST Flower
was introduced for this disease and its ef-
fects; yet 20 we'll has this remedy succeeded
i. every caseso effect q cure, that there is
net Q druggist in the United States but rec
onnends the AUGUST FLOWER in all cases
Of dyspepsia and liver complaint, costive-
neas, sour stomach, sick headache, and all
deraneemente of the stomach and liver. Go
to r. Parham's and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
any case. Regular size 75 cents.
aug24-5Sd&w
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Amslioration and Cure.

Ame,ioration of the symptoms of disease Is, Of
course one desirable object Of medication, and there
are doubt paliatives which possess considerable
remedial efficacy. The temporary disappearance Of
the isdieia Of disease, in too many insaaces how
ever, delude the sick into b. lief that they cured
Many Of those who have borne grateful testimony to
the permanent remedial effect Of Hostetter's stOm-
ach Btiers in of liver disorder, chronic con-
s;ipation intermittent and remttent Ievers urinary
and rheumatic ailments have also recorded the fact
that the temporary relief occasionally afforded by
the medicines which they tried before using the
great restorative inspired hopes which we're speedily
oissipated by q return Of the malady. The Bitters
not only relieve, but If persstently and regularly
taken CURE the maladies to which they are adapted
d&v
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Il suFTEzED for long time With soitre,
cake or swelIed Liver. Indigestion and gen
eral bed health, and alter szyisg many
Other senediea, pothins dnas Dso much
good q SimmooS Liver Resulasor. II
cured ne, and nov I have nos 70 take any
medicine: for IN yell bat 1 shall alwsys
hsso is 4 ths-hoasa. % cure any one else
ofsAs fanisRt Rthas have anything ths mat
"a. Lii GDod fw peefly svssythiag.
IN. L villa, Cintpzs Ga
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County OF LxAvkNwoRTH.
In the Ditr Court If the Eirst Judicial Dist ci
OF tbs .'JaIe of Kansas. sitting Al and tor LeAv-
enworth County, n said State.
MAX A. MEYER, Plaintiff. No. 6is2
LOUIS REUBEN, ELLEN RtUBsN, JO-EPH
5. sheek, sarah A. IA ek, I'D dssTd Russell,
sarah Muno, Jvseph Hoxel', Rash.i }.
howell, Ma ,ettA saunders, Joha eauaders
samuel a.. J. Lw ng, u ace II. Ewing and Max
Harris, As-ig, ee raid Louis Reuben and
Joseph 8. shesk. Defsnda Its.
DUBLu; NOII l. is he, eby given that under
i ard by vistue of tee judgment rendered III
the sbos. entitled aeti u, IN ard by the abb, e
bsme.i court, aud OF u soe isi eze;atoa issu on
rad judgment, to me dhecIed and delivered. l
will,
MONDAY, THE Is1H DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. ID. 1876,
At 10 o. clock A. b.. Of said day, At the south
front door II the court ho So in she city Of l. ay
enworth, In the eouIty Of eavenw nth and ; tate
of Kansas, ns NJ o tbic sale and slll sep.r-'eiy
10 the nigh. s. bidd.f cash in hand, es' h OF
tire folio ing de CT bed r'acts OF laud, situate,
lying .ni bling in tue county Of LeavenwoIth
and Stale OF kaDsas, am'iy:
The southea-t q ,aTieT Of ertion number thirty
one (al. ant she bor, heasl quarier Of the soath-
west quarter Of s il section number hirty zone
81 Sii IN township number ME (9), soutr Of
east OF the sixth psi c,pai meridian.
Dat this nth day Il J nuary, A d. SIC.
WILL AN H. B ND,
Sheriff of LeavenWoith County, ka sss
CLoUGH WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ianl2-w-Jt
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& sitter.

To the Creditors # n. +. aa1e & Bro:
WHEREAS, on ibe 9Th day II Decemher SIS,
He. ry tIause and Ch n Frank, partners II
FIauke Il Bro, o LetvenwOuh in IN eOsinty Of
l. ave worth and state o, Kan a, have made An
q -gumchI OF all th. ir property, goods and chat
their credit rs.
row theref Ie, l. the sa'd Benz min ". Tan
ner, ass gne by vi.tue of said Assignment, at
the vs. c,.c- If C. Tho en-. on ) IA street in tn :
CT v II Leave " nth, i, ard CO nty and stste. on
the h d, Ju,-, 1876 at u'c!o-k, A. W II
proceed, publ ", to ydjI,t and ail1 = dem l. I,
a aIBsI the stale d Ell Cts o. SAT- asig and
vii Ien4in in ate d .u,e on "a d dJy, ., du 9
two eonsst u i've uAys iheie iier. aud v II crm
m.nce the adiu I'm sht an sio San:e OF dem nj
against toe trGsi iu ads at . 81, ck q. said
o. h day Of June. Is76, aud ntinu. the sane
til o. cock, r. N of e tch OF sad three days.
BENJAMIN N. TAN HEE,
C. THCLEN, Ass gHee
Attorney fer assignee. frb4-dlt. 3m
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LE.vESwo N1H COUNTY,
In tie ProJa'e Count ia a~G fJr said County.
Ia the mat er OI the la, OF
JAIUB hiEIr', poceiSs1.
y Office Is HEREoY GIVEN, That let ers ol
- Admins lilo. de bon non, have been
gr ,ntei 20 the Inde sisLei he state at Jacob
h. te, iate OF sal, 'y, .eceIsei, by tn. Hon
orsb.-, the -foUdJ. on o. IN touIty aud sta Q
aioIe,a d, daei The y day III ,buAI., a. ls!b.
.oG, a p T'ohs h vi 3 ctiius AGAINST b" "a Il
Estate are her,b. uoIihe tIat they mu pfeent
the same 10 tie undersigned fer allow aECe, wihin
o f50m 's date ot said ettr r, tney ina :
be p:ec uiei iTou an he. ent Of su, b estate; and
thai II such CLAIMS be exh bit,d SIIhIu three
yea's 4iter dat, of card .etters, they shali Be
ioIsse: blrret.
MCbFN HUNT, Administrator,
D. Il OF the estate OF JACu5 HITfEL,
Dece -sed.
JIHIary 9th, 1876.
In W.T. IS wHShk.F, l the Undersigned, Pro-
bate Ju igr OF Lave wJr CouGty, have hereto
SET my nj aud sffi xei 1. e -ei the said r.
ta:e Coart iti, q day Of Janua a. u 1876.
SAM. u. LEtO4fEs, Probate judge.
fsb3-v-it
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HOME MA1H FRS,

-A06 ~AF&6F FAS.
"
,,ox.pcrxp DAILY rox TnE TINES
,-,,,r,o o,-,,,
Lraysswosra. Frb. Is. 1876
FIs8.
Buffalo, rcuzh, Sc. dressed, 121lc.; catfish,
.Ne' ',Iao-.: 49, "'
-
Hay AND WOOD.
H.y-sa ooax5 %. balAi As On
woop-so,t. such a, co.to. wool. linn. box.
elder, g 50; oas, IS 50; hickory, IS 50,
GRAIN,
BARLxr-ge quote st 75eI o.
oAIs-SoSSle.
kfs-L','e ohefei' mA'se' him ~ ooe.'
wakAI-"chVs' We q'"'e no. 2 isn' 81 3o'No'
y u IL.
Nhw CORN, 2''s.'c'
m hioh~-
- o ,,
,..,.,,-,' Tss,,. ..,,-.'
the price d good tuuaio boil, ounaio cow ho re-
PRODUCE.
Bur1xs-uenand for ehoi,s .ooa. We quote
choice, Der n, lsaaOc.
Esss-Per dozen I2bai5c; plenty;
Bx.ss-white navy, p,r bu.i.i, 81 ccssI 25.
OxIoxs-7sc. an 90,
porAroRs-223<as1e
AppL-Per bbI.. a nass 80
FLOUR,
nA -'' eoo,es 'Amny' - w "rs' ehoise
ned, - 20 AAAA' D "' AA>' 80 w. A.
"a A"'e' q -
70 90 30 p~A'fi 80 %
CoRSxxAL-so perez.
BR.s--Soe. per 100 ,hs-
SEEDS,
H.mps. Soc; blue grass, extra clean, 81 I5ca
20. fax seed. 81 soa1 90; ,in,,,hy, prime,
. 75ess 25 common, 81 50; red ;es, 81; or, hard
grass. ss2
PRoyISIOSs.
c.nx,.-.d u. clear tenon. si,le,. I5e. shouIi.
err .u.l.a. lie TX clear mess. per bbi ,s2l SO;
drred e,, eauvas.e,,, per ID, ras Sc; 10, uncau-
,as.ei. lIy<- sugar eure.. 154t7e.
LIVE STOCK MARkET.
CAIrLx-Ir demand; native steers good,cIIa.ic;
choice 4ka4I5 cows 2l.ta3Ec.
rkxAes-s,Hm3c
Boss-stoex 81 Lse7c;Fa;. So es 50
SaKxP-sa SOFAS 75.
LAsRs-s2gS3.
LUMBER
VIZ q" pau ,e'ue:'
a.. Dn' n'i'n' w. ,ro W, n",in' o'
70 :" s.a - AHu enns
:..,.p - ~ T,a,s 80
mo-, ho,r. t,r,in, s,o 90
FRUITS AND NUS.
Lemons. ne~ French. s,s 90: dates, Arabian.
i21zc. fs., in ayers, I7s22c; d. In drums, Il to
He. maple sugar. Old i's-oc. e"coanuis, ss S
per iooi aimonas, s'' shei'' zoe n,'e'', e'aiy'
40 braz'i, iZ1se; wAinu's, Naples lsci pea
nuts ienn.' 'ose; do, roasted, i'e' prcsns, Tex.
as' HSloc-; ; pears eah'ornia' idseoe. per
GROCERIES.
Narket moders,e
Coprxx-O. q. lava. s4aas.: Kyo- choice- a.,L
a2..
FIss-M., ms,ser.,. half BIB a. s,I asa,a Is.
No. mAckerel. IS tps 25; No. 2, IS rs; To rs;
large famlls. IS 50 to Z; No. / ~hiteuen es 5o9
$40; mackerei, No. 1 kits, 81 S. to IS; No sits
60 to so; family kits 81 IS 10 40c
YE.s, PowDERs-MsxvelI's Y East Powders, IN
cans q o. per doz; n n cans s. 40 rer doz; \ n
cans. 81 % pc: doz bulk, 3oc. per pound.
SU6ARs-Cut loaf sugar, lie; crushed sugar,
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IS an organization composed Of Csp
II and business men, residing In KA
duly incorporated by the authority OF
STATE with . Capital Strck OF ONE MILLk
DoLLARs, divided into Two HUNDRED 1AOU
SAND SHARKs At FIVE DOLLARS EACH
Tne Charter Of said Association is for Ao
Term Of Teenfy-oae YeaSs, and confers upon
iI, corprrators and their successors full power
and authority tn transact bus ness In any OF
the States and Territories Of the Usited States
fo- the fotiowinr purposes: the Promofioa 81
i1niJrdfion; the organization and nainte-
nance of Bo lrds OF Trade and business ex-
changes; the accumulation and loan of funds;
he erection of buildings and the PURCHASE
AND SAL OF REAL ESTATE.
In furtaerance OF Ihes- general purprees,
and m ,re especially to encourage In migration
10 Kansas and TO and in the erection OF . City
Hal, and Board Of Trade Rooms in the cirv Of
Atch son, the ~ ANsAs LAND AND lNMI-
Grant ASSOCIATION has, in Its corporate
name and capacity, purchased the 9, 2,66S pieces
Of Real Estate named below, vs. ued at o11O,-
500, and vii, on March 2S, 1876, at Corin-
tniAn Hall, in the CITY Of Atchison, make .
Distribution OF the same
livery share, wherever and by whomsoever
held, viii be equa ly represented in the Dis
;rihutioh, and will be entitled to any one
p ece of said property that may be awarded To
the same. But the particular manner of such
awars. will be decided upon by . majority of
IN Shareholders present ~ the time IN person
or by pyoxy anu the members OF The associa-
ton will not iii. ectlv or indirectly vote or par
ticfpafe In the meetings OF said Stockho ders
in deciding the same.
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READ 1T.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November 4, 1871.

Dr. TUT:
Dear Sir As Q Hair Dresser for twen-
ty-fvessyear., both in Europe and America,
i have used all kinds OF hair dyes, and i
am happy to say that yours is superior to
any have ever seen. For several years I
have used il With the gEeasest satisfaction
TO myself and customers.
Respectfully,
H c. BATZEAN,
c&wt French Hair Dresser.
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.rhs rruof Of the ruaains,- Ise.

In this age of humbuggery it is easy to
make bold assertions, but to furnish indis-
putable evidence Of the truth of them 10 not
always easy. = -
We boldly assert that DR. TUIr's HAIR
DYE is superior to all Others, and to prove
it We give testimony of a celebrated Hair
Dresser, who has used the various COM
pounds recommended for coloring the hair
for twenty-five years.
PEAnIT
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IMPORTANT
10 the TraveiIng Public.

1t is the duty of all persons before start
ing On journey, to ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble, and il there are two or more
roads leading 10 the same point, to decide
which is the safest and pleasantest to trav-
el.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago q Northwestern Railway is the Oldest,
and several miles the shortest, betwesn
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
years the road bed has been put in admira-
bic condition, and almost the entire line has
been relaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago iscentrally located,
and As their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advance of all other lines, passen-
gers can always be sure of making eastern
connections. For ali points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points in northern Illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton; and il you are 60
ing to Chicago, or east, you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
The CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
You will find on all through tr2:ns Pull
man sleepers, new and magnificent day
coaches, and the best smoking and second
class cars now ON any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, may be Lad at any of the
through ticket Offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application.
J. III. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent, Omaha, Neb., or to
W. III. SrENSErT, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
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NOTICE.

To al EhoBa may Concern
In Ihe matter Of the assignment of HENRY
DcCKE MAN.
A LII PERSO IS boiling c'sims against Henry
u Deeke msn. oil lie .veoworth "a y, Xmas.
are h-iehy not fed, III, on The 5.n day OF June,
A. ID 1876, 4 viii attend far tbe purp sc OF The
adjustment o S I,h ms sgaiust the said Henry
D.cse n, at Bsk. & uilis Law office, Ia he
C. of Lea senwor,h, State OF N -nszs, nd that
will be al end ,nce fr IN A. Il. to 5 p o.
said day, and the two consecutive days there
af er to hes, and determine sad demands, when
and where you and ea, OF you m y appear and
make proof of CLAIMS q ,Ainst said Henry Decxel-
man.
julius PAU6, ASSIGNEE.
LzAvKswosTH. January 2s h, 1876.
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81 ESQ Profit from IlTStneat Of S206

AVE o our customers purchased . spread on
~ 100 shsr som 4. Central put { Los, call
al II 8; buying lC0 shares sinst tho put at 107
which were sold xt lH: netting profit of vi $50.
this oPerafi n can r.psa sat.d eyerv month In
tne ear; slO SD. 80. SIO - 100 W II nay
as well for am unit invested; G I'D, Sios K, Cot
{ n Toblcco L.,Dghs and so.o on commisei
advances on consiguDents- Send for price lists
and ci culnYf. CHARLES SAEDLEY h 20 :.
ank.rs i Brokers, 40 Broad
ara Street. near cold and Stock
fxcnangS, New York
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SS &o con per day. Agents wanted. All
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sexes, Young and old, make more money at vorh
in ihe,r su Localities, during their spare
moments, all the time, tnsn at any thing ell {.
We otter emf 10y uent that viii say handsomely
sor every hours work. Fun particulars, terms,
se., sen, Tree. send Jvdr aIdress a once.
Don deay. NGv Is the tine. Hou't look Tor
work or busines, elew here until you have learned
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