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ARemedy that D.fies Compe,itiou

Hostetter's Stomach Bit'ers defy competition. o.
the host o: riva, toncs that have cropped up dur.
ing:ts ong career, not one has gained and retained
such large share Of public favor, though many
have enjoyei an ephemeral popularity. The rea
son is this, that whereas many of these medicine.
were advert sed to perform cures of the most start
ling nature, they have whtn tested, Almost invari.
ably turne out to he of little value, while the
great invigorant, whose reput ton they were in
tended to iva, has never Disappointed those who
have placed their confidence in it. Ii has vindica-
ted in the amplest msnner is clnims TO be consid
cred positive spe iii. re nedy liver complaint,
dyspepsia, maarious feyers, debility, constipation
and numerous other maladies arising from genera
weakness and disorders Of the stomach, liver and
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New York Produce Market.
HsW To- September l9.
FLous-Moderate demand; supeI fine ~es-
teI1, - lOa3 %, common TO good, a. s5y5 10
good TO CHOKE, IS l5s5 50; 81. Loun, IS IOs
) so
wHKAr-Moderaie demand; ungrsded spring,
u O.el Il; No Milsa.kee spring, old, 81 IL .
ID; siDtec red ues ern, new. 81 20sl q.
krE-Quieti western, 1SA74..
u CRS-fair demand; IN Xed steam, 571295Sc
mixeo sail, 50 S6tc; mixed vest q u upgr.d-u 57I
q. 6le.
O.rs-He,vy; mixed western, "a s37c; white,
40a5 C.
CoYFKK-Quiet and firm.
sUGAR-Du.l snd unchanged.
MOL ks-Qui-t a d h. avy.
ESs>-Ste-dy; western 2S73.
PoRK-fir ner; mess, SIC sStsl6 80 SPOT; SIC s.
Gle 50 O.Iober.
EP-Quiei and firm.
DRY s LII. aAM.-lic.
MIDpLKs Primer, long clear, s1sasl..
LA.D-Closet fimer. prime s.eam, sl0 J09
10 s. cash: SO 3is 10 81 October.
bUITkR-fIrm; western l6a50.
CHkksE-firm; a12c.
WHIsKr-nIm; u IL.
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Administrator Notice..

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAv KIN sURrH, COUNTY.
Mde Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter oil T. e Estate Oi
BkNJ. h. PLUnMEK, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY G VEN. That Letters
~ OF Admins raiion have been granted 10
tue undersigned Oh he Estate OF BENZ. +
PLUMMER. Ia e of said County. deceased. by
the Honorable ihe Probate Court OF the Clnn y
and state sforSs,i dated the - Jay of Au-
guet, A u. lci6 Now all peIs rs having
claims sgainft Ii said Estate are hereby n. IT,
Il tnat they must present the same 10 The IN
dersign, ter allowance, within one year from
the date of 5 aid Let rIs, or they may be preciu.
ded fr, III any benefit OF such estate; and tina il
ch cl inns e not exhibited within three y-srs
after he cate OF said letters, they shall be for
,ver ba red.
MILE PLUMMER, Administratrix Of the
Estate I fESJ. T. lLCMNER, L eceGsec.
august - ls16
IN WITNESS wHEREoF. / th, undersigned I, Pro-
bate Juise rf Leavenworth ounty
have hera'o set my hand and ardNed
[sFAL the al OF tn said ProbI e Court this
.9h day OF August, A. ls16.
SAM. ID. LECOMfrE, Probate Judge.
ur0f
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital we KIN ess or depres-

sion; weak exhausted feeling. no ener-
ry or courage; the result Of mental
over-W0uk. lndescretiOn :.
o. exc sSeS, or some dra IN upon the
syst.m, l. always cured by HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHtC SPE IF,C No 2S.
Ii tones up and invigorates the system, dis
pels the Dom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands Sold by dealers. Price, Sl00 per
single vial, or $500 per package Of five
vials and 81 90 vial OF powder. Sent by
all on receipt of price. Address HUN.
PHREES HOMEOPATHIC sED.CINE
C0APiNY. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
I'heo. Egersdorfi, Agent, Leavenworth.
Kansas. iune2- -3taw&w
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MEssRs. YORK & GILMORE, successors to
Rockwell & Hurlburt, will give free ex-
hibition upon our streets of horses driven
without reins, at o'clock P NJ, Saturday
and Monday, September 16th and 18th.
This wonderful performance attracts large
crowds in every city, and will te certain to
please all that can find time TO witness it.
Classes of instruction will be formed each
day At o'clock p. NJ, at the stables Of ms
lev Brothers. w.4t
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coURTsEIe uEDER DIYfIcULTIEs.
A Young kan Forced 10 Light Out by tie
Relatives of the Lsdv-He is Sui san-
guine Of Success.

A Young Ran Forced TO Light Out by the
guine Of Success.
There appeared a mar at the Union de-
pot Thursday afternoon, who, 10 say The
very least, was Possessed Of the peculiar
faculty of getting out of the way when dan
ger is near. Noticing as We wandered
up and down the platf,rm, with his old
fashioned plug hat drawn tightly down oveI
his eyes, that his anima status did not seem
to be the most desirable or pleasant in tie
world, q reporter csutiously edged up 10
HIM, and, touching him gently On the
arm, asked if he was not just in from the
country. He replied in the affirmative.
Would he be kind enough To tell the report.
er his story. Although appearing puzzled
to know how the reporter had become aware
iha, lie had story to tell, the opportunity
to unLo,oIn himself TO the word was toe
good To he lost, and he began, thus:
MY name il John Reynolds; have been
during the greater part OF the present sea-
am ,.nytioy a farm hplopoi no IN n widow
II ,n,aJ S.r.h T G"sns 1ho I;vss ON
Ell - -, ,hrss Nil I'm Sn-;na.
A. A., ~. has !. j,rg. tam md
ta" - ,.ia,;ra. ,shn 1ir. -.
Eas, -. shs !. ,b. ua,ha, of
- -, "a : .hau, ,h;r,v.t;v. 80,
= -. - -, - IL
o'u :. az. A'a 49, "a ,.,.nI ~. ~ aI' .I
,s se,' t"S "a :. ~ ns ~.nnsr - ~ Ia =, t.
80 ,h n'u - 80 .,a;n. - =, ,na..;sJ
- 80 % 49, bsr 20 aa, ba,
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TIN "
A su-priss Party, and Married Couple once
more liked" for Housekeepin:.

Yesterday evening, Dir. and Ms. B. E
Thompson were surprised to see large
number OF their friends come pouring into
their rooms, on Filth street, near the corner
of Delaware, and still more astonished when
told that they would be required to vacate
or in other words, give up full possession Of
the premises, as it were, for the time being
DR.. VS. Jones, and his es,imble lady, .ccom.
panied BY DR.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Thomas
seemed to be the leaders OF the marauders
and ere long, they were monarchs of the
field. 1t seems that it hal leaked out, in
some way, that Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
had, yesterday been jus, ten years travelling
together in the path matrimonial, and their
friends, deeming it necessary to give them
another start In the world, had taken mat.
ters In their own hands, and had conspired
to each present some token, worked in tin, Of
their regard. Ere long, busy fingers were
deftly arranging snowy linen on tables, and
By magic, sprung up dazzling array of
choice fruits and flpwers, while in an ad-
joining room, were arranged, in elegant pro-
fusion, the various presents bestowed,
among the most notable OF which we're the
following articles:
A large tin basin, with lid and handle,
marked in black letters: Centennial fruit
basket" presented by friend.
A tin chafing dish, presented by Mr.. and
Mrs II. c. Keller.
Spice box, by {. j. Byles.
Sspics box, by d.. and Mrs. S. W.
Jones
A beautiful hanging vase, By ]. II. Crew.
Tin baby rattles, in proiusion.
Tin sprinkler, by Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Allen
Bird cage, by Mr.. NJ. s Thomas.
Dust pan and brush, by Mr.. and Mr..
Neihaus
Caster, by Mrs. Young.
Teapot, by Mrs. ID. A. Comstock.
Mouse trap and csge, ty Mrs. VIM. Pinks-
ton.
Soup ladle, Mr.. and Mrs ii. c. Keller.
Chinese tray, Mr.. and Mrs. n Marchand.
Spoon case, Mrs ID. Byington.
Flower stand, Mrs. +. {. Wheat
Egg beater, by Mrs. Geo. Jones, and an ele-
giant hanging bouquet, by Mrs. Dr. Jones.
Many other articles to which no names
were attached were also to be
seen. After the presentation, the
party who kept possession of the rooms,
made themselves merry, it needed no coax
ing for them to get their host and hostees
to become the merriest Of them all and
spend the hours until beyond midnight, In
having real old-fashioned good time, not
forgetting to do justice to the splendid col
laiion, which was served during the even
ing.
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FALSE IMPRE ,sION.

1t is generally supposed by 4 certain clas
OF citizens, who are not practical or ex
perienced, that Dyspepsia can not invaria.
bly, be cured, but We are pleased to say thai
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never, to oul
knowledge, failed 10 cure Dyspepsia or Liv,
er Com plsint in all Its forms, such as Soul
Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, pal.
pitation of the Heart, low spirits, DC, &c
Out of $4,000 dozen bottles sold last year
not a single failure was reported, but thou
sands oil complimentary letters received
from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sam.
pie battles 10 cents. Regular size 20 cents.
For sale by - sepl6-eod&w2C
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ST. Louis Produce NJ Inrket

II. .h't. september -.
Hi NP-Iull; Undr Esd, S0.ssI.
rIoUR-acIiye and higher a 4 an ,dyance b.
ing nomi on med um and low grades: NJ
ia!, 81 10 ii 1914 spot; 81 I5A. bid eeptenber
No. &c, s. OF spot ant SIP Der; 81 49, Il Og
Oct'teri No 100, 81 O054a2 81
oRS-hisher. N.. niIrd, AZ, epIt, I2A@
4slac October; 42c SovemSe 2; 4ec b d spot
'sTs-B-tI-r but mac iv No. mixed, 3ik
Octobe-; :54 &c se aen ber
RTs-Eas.eri Gle sp-t; 80, BID September anc
Octob r.
BAR, EY-Frmi SIMPLE lois, Iowa, sOas5c
choice Texas, 9.12c.
WHISKY ready: 81 tS.
BurIEs-firm ehoiee TO selected dairy, 81 a27c
gsoI 10 pr ne Is a22c
LOGS fiImer; l6 lie.
HAY-tIIm; Tor bes, timothy, S9SI2; prairie
sse1l.
PoRK-Dull; jobbinz, sl7al7 81.
D. Y SALT MsA1s-Considerable enquiry, bu
held bove utchers; car 10 $, clear. 6,has 10
for clear nib, 81 BID; chou ders, 61s Did up ,h'
country.
- sAoos-Unsetrled and irregular; 71<s75ss914a
e1saiOc.
LARo-fasier; summer offered At sI01s.
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Chicago Produce Market.
CncAo0. ScotemoeY 10,

FLoUR-Gcod demand at full prices.
wHKAT- -acaiv. firm and gheT; fo 9 spring,
81 C6H cash: q 0i5s Ocfob. 81 051sSI 05k
November; No. ) sprisg 91 &c.
Conf air,y aet.ve ani . 'hA e hizhsr; So 2,
I5 q .sh; i61.e eeptenber; 4I5se October; is5si
No ember.
,ATs-Fa'riy active aud shade higher; 3sIzs
33tz c-.h; s35sc October; 53s. 535Ssc November.
RTK-sead, 'ske.
B RLKY-stEon; znd CHER; SIC cash; 7s1ls
so, Oct Der.
Moderately setive and a shaie higher
SIC % cash sl4 IS year
LAsD-Fair a Tive and . shade higher; SO q
cash; SO 10 Ociooe 80 o599 10 yer.
BULK Mar ssier; shoulders. 6hc; abort nj
and short clear. SIC.
wRIsKY-Steady; 81 0s.
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Murder Will Out.

A few yean ago "AuguA Flower" va
discovered to be certain cure for Dyspepsis
and Liver complaint, q few thin Dyspep
tics made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by its use
The great merits of GREENS August
FLOWER became keraled through the coun.
try by one sufferer to another, until, with.
out advertising, Its sale has become i'm.
mense, Druggiats in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Head.
ache, Costivepess, palpitation of the Heart
indigestion, low spirits, etc, can take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist,
r. Parham, and get bottle for IS cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
aug24-eod&eow
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

1t is as pleasant to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleierious
ingredient, and is sure to e1psl worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
sch, and overcome irritation caused BY rash
or cutting teeth. Mothers can rest and
children enjoy health ~ho use Castoria. 1t
is harmless, it is certain, it is speedy. it is
cheap. sePSw3m.
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Thing behind the age more than another, it is the
privy system xcept in a few of the larger cities
where waite closets are used, their has been i'm
provemeDt since the earliest civilization which
pares at al with that suggested in the circular of
the Wakefield Earth C.oset Company, SO Dey street,
New York eodSw
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J n. Z ZEIlIN & CO.,
Mac,a Ga, and Phi!ace 'nkla.

Yonr vtu be NE icin. INN IN Liver Reg.
ua''r has we'd t,- ny 'octJrs' bills 1 Use
. for "S'r IN Es IL /, r.comrGe Il a an n Yer
kn " u 4 -. have uref ia Collie aud
60 bh wi n my Mas al no se- giving IN, III
alb N - o b'tiir ia time Ih,,e Td lost
oB" hat AZ "a -. onm. nd IL 10
ever "n'- Z 1t has - - - be'r z th %. 1t mcdI-
knswn for ALI complaints at Horse Hesh Q
T.. T. T.YL-R. Agent Tor Grange sof Ga
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N office.

There will be a meeting OF the Republi-
can county Central Committe, at Mel na-
than's Office, at No. 52l Shawnne street, on
Monday, Sept. 18th, at = o'clock P NJ
All members of the committee are reques,
tel In be present. BY order.
III. L. ). MCLANATHAN,
Chairman,
+. E. HALENBECK, Secretary.
septi 0eod6t
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Adminisirater's Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LzAvKSwoKTH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court IN and for Ia d Couafy.
In the matter of the Estate Of
WILLIAM NJ. HUGHES, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. 1hzt Let
IN ters Of Administration have been granted
q the unders.gne on the Estate Of VILLA N
n. HUGHES late Of 81 I'd County, deceased
by the Honorable, the Probate Court Of the
County and State aforesaid, dated he 3O;h tay
Of August, A. ID. 1876 Nov all person, hayinz
clsims against the sid Ettate are n reby mott.
fed that they ust present the 5 me TO The un-
dersigned for al owanee, WITHIN one year from
the date ofsaid letters. or they may Be treclu
ded from any benefit Of such estate; and tbat II
such claims be not * ibit.G within three years
after the date OF said letters they shall bel for
eye- barred
Sarah 5. HUGHES & A. J DECKER.
Administrators OF the Estate Of WILLIAM NJ
HUGBKs, Deceased.
August 20, 1876
IN WINES wHEREoF, /, the unis rsjyned
Prot ate Judge of Leayenvorth Coun.
", have ereto set my hand and AZ
fsEAL. Il Ied the seal Of the said Probate Court
this 30th day Of August, A. d. Is76
SAN. u. LECOMfTE
septs-WU Probate Jndg..
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Notice oil Final Settlement

TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
COT ~ OF LEAvKswokTB.
n TIE Pro.dfs Court Of aid County and State.
the matter of the state of
l. FAYErTE MILLS, Deceased.
rEEDIT OR3 and all other persons interested
~ In the afJresaid Estate, are hereby mott ned
thst at the next regular term of the Probate
C2ur:. In and for said County, To be Begin
held at the Court Room. In the City and County
OF Lcavenworth, State OF aforesaid, on the first
Monday in the month Of October, A. d. 1876,
Oh al apply 10 the aid Court fr fu and final
ssttlement Of the Estate.
CATHARInE MILLS, Adm'nis.ratrix Of Ia
Fk EITE Mills, Deceased.
Leayenwot tn City, August 81, a. d. 1876.
seDi7-ui.
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A. ]. THOMPSON g. co.

rESERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ for the purchase and sale Of Grain, Seeds.
Hides, Green and Dried Fruits, Butter, Eggs.
&c, &c. Particular attention given to Wool,
I5l South water Street, CHICAGO
REyrRESCEs-J. J. Murphy, Cashier FIrst
National Bank, woodEtock, nj. German Ma
uGnal Bank, Chicago, Ill. Hall, Patterson Il
fen, Milwaukee; Industrial Age. Chicago.
rn.yi7-eod&w-Sm
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P sasant Psrty 1t High Prairie.

Friday evening last, September Is, the
young people of High Prairie INDUCED in
delightful party at the school house.
About thirty couples were present Dancing
was the order of the evening, and WAS kept
up until the late "wee sma' hours.". About
hslf-past eleven IN elegant repast was
served in the upper hall, proving that the
High Prairie folss do not lack good taste;
~ all eaiables, cake, fruits, pastries and all
the substantia'e, including chicken, were of
the highest order, and in abundance. After
this, again the light fantastic dance.
Excellent music was pruduced BY the "Blue
Ridge Independent" Band, we'll bnown by
many you z people of Lesvenworth also,
the Summit Social Club as having discouns-
ed sweet music often at Faulkner's Hall.
Among those present a. guests were Miss
Annette and Mr.. Ed. Burwell, of the Sum-
NIT Social Club, together with Misses May
Taylor, Mamie v alter and Bette Few, Of
Leavenworth. The hours we're made short
and enjoys able for all BY the gentlemanly
and unliring efforts of Messrs Arthur GIst.
Sam. Trower, Carney and Graham, and
their charming sisters, and many Others,
including all the grace, merriment and cor
dial hospitality of the surrounding neigh
borhood, in which they are all deserving OF
compliment and credit for the happy time.
We hope they may often overflow in euch
abundant happiness, and that all future en-
,erprises of that sort, may be as successful
in number and enjoyment for all concerned.
T. W. E
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PONDS EXTRACT.-Ins.ance.

might be multiplied, almost without limit
showing the progress made by PoND's Ex.
rcAcr in public and professional esteem
the latter despite intense prejudice, and the
former without advertising.
Within the last thirty days one House
mot very fsverably situated) in New YorE
City has filed more than FIFTY ORDER;
FROM PHYsIcIANs-of all Schools-foI
PoxD's ExrRAcr!.! This is incontes,able
can anything approaching it be said of an,
other proprietary article?
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The Centaur Lfnim ents are the

greatest remedies ever discovered for all
fesh, bone and muscle ailments-Bites,
Bruises, S~eliings, Burns. Rheum atism,
Stiff Joints, &c. What the White Linimen1
does for the human family, the Yellow Lin
iment does for horses and animals. They
are cheap, they are convenient, and they
are certain in their effects. sepl4w-3m
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The popular Fifth Infantry band leaves
this afternoon for the Indian country, TAX
ing with it the warmest well-wishes Of our
public. May it soon be sent back to the
headquarters Of this department.
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Hagan's Sagno ia Balm preserves and restores
the plexion; removes FIRE ;kles tan and sallow.
ness; makes the skin solf, white AM delicate Its
Application cannot be detected mars-te-e1d dkw9
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that shall. on sa urd,y,
the sth day Of n ssenbsr, A. D., ls.o. or as soon
thereafter q can oDiain . heari g make aPPaic =
tioa . Tie honerab ., tn. Daaeries Cours Of
Le.veuvorth Coanty in the tate Of K snsss, :or 9
dirchaIge from my ir ut enee cf the estate
If John T. se rs. Gg RBxL. woopw RD,
Assignee OF yoan r seTsestAse
LHAvEHwosTH CITY, Kan Se2;. 20. 1876
sepi2l-w6I
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Markets by Telegraph.
New York Money Mart. .ct

New York Money Mart. ct
"-~ ros 4. september 10
GoLD-Oreued al 81 0sjs, and closed at sI Og7s Q
10.
B'Rs0wIsG HATKs-HtO ; Ier cent.
IOsSS-Also radp n Il
Gov AEsT-Strony.
IA A,LkoaD--stroI s aid higher for ror;hwe5; and
coal issues.
Sr>iE BoSDs-Quit
STOCK - Market pen.i s'roug, and with one or
two exc -ptioo., sdvs csd 4 I. -. yer cent, the
coal shares leadi x the Upward movement after
the sac nj ca there wa rca tion of a to per
csIt Towards the co e. prices we're most in
stsn's. 10 rs er cent. ITon the niyte point
theia,
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POPULAR illustrated book ego pages) on MAN
HOOD! WoNs SnooD! MARRIAGE! Impediments to
Marriage; the and cure. Sent securely, post
paid, for 30 cents by DIR. C. Whittier 6I7 St Char
les street, St. Louis, NO., the great specialist Read
his work. dec29d&wly
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NSiice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAVE woRIH,
In the Probate Court Of said County and Stat.
In the matter OF he Esiae,f
DAVID n. VAN PELr, Deceased.
TREDITORS and all other persons interested In
~ the aOres4id tstste, hereby Motif d,
that at the next regular term Of ttc Probate Ou I,
in and for ,ai county, 10 bs begun ard he d a
the Court Room IN the city 4 ii co -nty Of L.av.n
worth, STAT. Aforesaid, on the first Mond y in tn,
ruOnth OF Oc;Ober, A. ID. ISIS. / shall aup'y {,
the said Court Tor q iu!i and hna settlement o.
lid Estate. 1EA hOtFMAN,
Admins ratOr Of ID. 2. Van tie {, ID. cea ei
LeavenwOrth City, aug p, a. d. 1876.
Aug 2ixi
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STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvFNwoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Court in the County CT LedrEuo5th 4,
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Several Good Thines.

If you want good digestion,
If you wan, god health,
Ii you want good baking,
II you want . good stove,
II you want the cheapest stove.
If you want . good squire meal.
Bow q Charter Oak Stove.
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RUPTURE cured in from 80 to 30 days by the use
OF the Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured by the rumph Company, ssi
Bowcry, ~ This Truss and -upporter took the
medal at the last session of the Great American In
siituie Fair. send 20 cents fer their new book.
dIwly
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st. Louis 1.-Two Stock Mark ct
81. LoU1. September 10.
EoGs-Duli and lower; Yorkers and bacon,
s5 as@5 go hu eh-rs, Sc IoS6 20; fancy, 90 25.
Receipts, 800
A1TL.-Good demaLd for butchers; PONY
S eers. s3l<4 4; COW, and hei:ers ~ 25a3 2S :,
good 10 choice through ,exans. S30.3 20; con-
Won TO fair, 81 25a2 75. Receipts, /, ,2oj.
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S1.loulS, MO-
Consignmsnts Of GRIN, WOOL, HIDE,
BITTER, EGGS, &c, Solicited---LiberaI
advances made on Consigsments.
REFERENCEs-Sevton Griffith, Springfield,
SiO- Nell X. Nudge, Clay Center, Kan Brsy-
ire Bros, EmPJria Kan; Robinson Bros.
Leroy, Kan.
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LYoS's kAIHARIoS makes beautiful, g'ossy, lux
uraut hair prevents its falling out turning gray
1t has stood the of 40 years Ischarmingly per.
umed and has no rival mar2-tc-eodSv9I
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Wanted.

SO Statesmen on-good salery, to sell goods
OF our own manufacture to dealers. Ad-
dress Cincinnati Novelty Manufacturing
Co, l62 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To the COnstitutioa Of the Safe Of kansas submit
ted by the LsyisiataTe at its last session for M
ratification or reject Of the electors cJ nc Stof,
al the Hert general election.
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FINANCIAL.
The Wall Street Indicator,

Contains Pictorial Illustrations of Bulls and BeaIe
Also, full and eompie Instructions how TO ope-
rate in Stocks and Stock Privileges. Capital hits
ard SUGGESTIONS Al.o, . list Of Valuable Premi-
nms 70 tiuis. .send for it. -
BUCKWALTER 4 CO., Bankers and Broken
PC. Box ssl7. 1O1 Wall 81, New York City
mar z-d&v-2f
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvKyw0RIH COUNTY,
In tie Probate Court of said County and STATE.
In The matter OF the Estate of
WILLIAM GOULD, lie. eased.
TkEDI fOK5 and all othe- pereors interested
~ IN rhe Aforesaid EsIa 2, are hereby otIted,
that at he next regul term of the robass Court
in and f.. said tolnfy,to te begun and held al
the Couri Room, in the city and county OF Leav.
vor, h, staIe Of aforesaii, on the frs Monday In
the monht Of Uc. Der, A. 70. Isl sh4h Apply TO
said Court for fall and final settlement of 5 aid
Esia.e- DAVID r. HAIRS,
Administrator of Will am Gou d, Deeeased
Lezve"vorh City, Aug etn, A %. 1876.
Aug % v4f
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!. W. ADAMS G. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

I Oom 10, Chamber Of Commerce, ST. LOUIS.
@rrespohdents-MeCormick Adams Il Co..
Chicago; Z. j. Kershaw Il Co., Milwaukee.
ltPECIAL attention pad to consignments Of
} Grain to this mari ct, and liberal advanc .
y aIe on same Option trading in ST Louis,
tsIcagO and Milwaukee markets promptly at
tandei o. Account re ndered and differ .ncea
j. ia in any of the above mark-ts the day OF
6, t;lsment. Correspondence solicited.
ilnei5Ngn
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Carpenter and builder, solicits orders from
the country. Apply At this office, or SIC
Ottawa street. seE1-wtf
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BAIfMoax, 1axyiana, September I9.
CoIs-Nixsd western, active, 5exc.