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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02
PERscNAL

Mr. and Mrs Matt RYAN left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago, on a bridal trip
NJ =. Cranston leaves to-day for New
York, where he will purchase large stock
of goods.
Dr. Morgan ha. gone + ,st to be absent
for several weeks, visiting hospitals and
studying practical surgery.
G. II Van Wormer, agent for Robert
McWsde, the popular actor, was in the city
arranging for the appearance of the COM
pany here on the 9Th inst.
The following were among the guests reg
is,ered a, the Mansion yesterday:
GIN Huston. San Francisco {; J A Emslia,
London, Canada; in Gruham, C 4 1. &
p K r.; s J Daily, Kansas City; E
HanIy, Indianapolis, and JAIME, Gragg,
Valley Falls.
The following were among the arrivals at
the Planters yesterday:
W G Jackson, A Sanger, Chicago T J
Allen, w T Merritt E B Wingate, KaDsa.
City; Grant, T ID Kimball, Sc Louis; G
E Simmons, W Graham and wife, Phila-
delphia; &c Pease, NJ Pracht, r Conk-
lin, CT Maiher. New York J 4 Castor,
Black Hills; L NJ johnson, Kalamazoo,
Mich; G Tindall, Trentos. No; 4 H Roe,
Baltimore; WE smith, Ill; s A Sturkis,
Cheyenne; o n Dye, Humboldt; E c
Schmertz, Pittsburgh; H X Rowland, Buf-
falo.
The following were registered at the Con-
tinental yesterday:
NJ Lynch, Enterprise; G H Quinlin,
Kan.as City; d Treichsinger and George I
Linck, St Louis; Louis Levy, Sam1 Levy
and W L Gohn, New York; D n Barnes,
Glen Earn; G H Van Wormer, agent
Robert McWade; d Bens.aneer, g, Jo-
sepA; D T smouae, Resch Creek,
w Proudman, Boston: J N Paine.
Manhattan; J S Weller. Hslleck.
Mo, and Vim Foo'e, Jr, Ben Brown,
jas Fox and wife. Ned Cos, Frank West,
Charley Boyd, Tommy Wade, L P Ben
jamin, G Burt Sheppard, Jas P Barnet, J
n Murphy. ALI LAYTON. Henry G Spera,
H C Pfsff, Fred Tillotsou, J H Hsverly
and Fred Bandwell, Of the New Orleans
Minstrels.
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/ al %; No. Chicago cd, 81 i2al IA; wistsT red
| v, stern, 81 1sal 81.
EYs-Ouet; westeIn, 10 sScf
t.ELEi-DuIi.
/ G RS-Fs'r demand and firm rnixsd western
ing AIDED 5SL eeIc; Ii xeI gIzdad. 59jEe; nj o
mis'd graded, 5s'ec; ye.iJw sie.m, CO.; no 2
white, SS4c
o,Is-.e ss active; nixsi west IN, SI5< si7'%e
CoEFsk-Rio. les active
SUGAR-tl met q d firm.
NOL- ks-Quiet
Re- e dy AID a fair demand.
L -t---frm; We eco, 5a2Sc
r"SK-U.s-ttI.d duh; new mess, Si1 toi !;
50 no osCmber.
kP-GGe.
CCI Ms.Ts--non.iaal
MIDDLas- ,.ali AID heavy; long clear m!dd;es,
west IN. st4as5sc
LA-D-fhm.I; prime steam. s. 9oSI0 90 pot; ;
SO IS 40 70 Nove.-beI.
5UI1ss -tieady Tor choice, others dull ard ir.
re.u ar; western, l5S 80;
C.- ksE-Q it; 6al21xc.
WHIsxY-sbaie hrmer 81 IL 81 1879
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Centaur
Lini1lentS,
The Quickest, Surest and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians rec Dmmend, and Farrisrs declare
that no sIcn re nediea have e.er be ore lie n IN
use Words ch-aD, hut the pro r'etors "i
these ,rles will pr-sen trial tiles o me ii al
men, gratis, and viii guarantee more pid AMI
satisfactory result, than hagr ever b, foie beer
OBJ aimed.
Tue Centaur Linimont, White
Wrapp.r, viii cure Rheumatism, SeuraiSIa,
Lu bas", ScistirI. Cskei Breas's, ore Nipples
Frosted Feet, Chilb aims, dwellings sprains,
I'D any ord nary
FLESu, 10 MUSCLE N-ST.
Ii will sX;ract the Olsen of b es AMI ST MA.
and heal bans ar scaii- sithout a scar iocx-
jaw. Palsy, Weak Back, 6 L Breasts, Ear
ache, Tooth ache. Itch and Gu aneous Ecu t.oas
readily yield TO its tr. amen.
Henry Black, OF Ads, II ard in q ohio says
''My wIf. has hii rheumatism for DIV yeArs-
rest. no sleep-couid scarcely walls n Toss
the floor. she il now completely cured by tie
use Of Contain Liniment. We all feel Thankful
20 You, aud recc m mend our won !e full IN d.
cine alt our friends -
James Hurd, of Zsaesvil.e, o.. 80 8: The
Centaur Imminent cure my Seur:lsi.."
Alfred Tush. OF N~srk, write: Serd me
one dozen bottles 10y express. The min, mt
has saved my leg want 10 distribute ii, &c &"
lhe sale Oh Ltni uient increasing Iailliy
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow
Wrapper, i, 10 the tough SAN, flesh and mus
cles OF
HORSES. MI. rs AND NINA :.
We have ever yet -BR case of SPAWN,
So eny, hi ,x-b ne wtnd-g u. Scratches or
Poll-Evil, which this Lament would not
speedily benedt. ani We new n saw bu a lev
cases which il wouIi not cur. will cur
when anything CA. n Is f,;iy TO spend so
for . Farrier when on- collars uo tn o: q n
taur Imminent will do better. rhe TO IL ,iny is
Q saI pie Of the testimony proiuc-I:
JEFFERSON Mo-, Nov. 10. ISIS.
''Some time aso I WAS shipping horses 10 st.
Lo1is. 1 got one badly cri, plei in the car
With great nicuity GOT him 10 he stable, on
Fourth Avenue The s;sbl keeper gave me
10 tie OF your entaur Lin,m-mt, which I used
with such success tha' Ia two days the no. Sc Was
- active and neariy we'll. have been Q veier-
mary surgeon for thirty ye r., b 1t your Lini-
ment hes 10 anyth ng ever Us d.
"a. j. M'CAgrY, yeta-a surgeon.'
For postage stamp We will mail Cen,sur Al
mansc, containing hundreds of certificates
from every ct lie In the Union. These Lini-
n~nts are now sold by all dealers in the country
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co,
6DKr ST. NEW YORK.
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FINED.
v. 3 Townsend Iscsivssa Just Punishmsnt

". 3 Townsend Receives Just Punishmsnt
for Grave ofEsAss.
Monday morning ". B Townsend Who
was placed under arrest on Saturday, charg-
ed with having mmitted an assault and
for disturbing the peace and using obecene
language, upon . warrant sworn out
~ Dudley Morehesd vas brought
before the Police Court and his
trial was proceeded with. The testimany
wen; to show that be had disturbed the
meeting Of Friday night BY the use of Ian
guage INTERCEPTED with oaths TOO profane to
70 in type and words too indecent to b
repeated. II. W. GilIett oae Of the Wit.
nessss for The dsfeass Aovsvsr ssoee thas h
hsatd 10 dist.rbsaep q IL nesting o.
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When We see that death is 50 often the pena ty
paid for fatuou, disregard Of the symptoms OF ap-
preaching disease, should not be warned against
the folly Of neg Getting defensive measures when
called for inc ur own case? 'ssurediy We should
and upo, the first manifestation Of bea tn or de
cay Of ply sica vigpr, seek the cd OF medicine
The fortfying inf ence upon the system Of Hos
letter sto mach Bitters cattle hat medicine Of
many vi tues to the highest consideration pre-
ventive and cannot be too strongly recommended
as Z means of arresting the pro ress Of mala,ious
fevers, dss epsla, constipation, FLYER comp amt,
kidney and bladder troubles govt, rheumatism, and
other disorders which in their incpiency are far
more east overcome than in their maturity-al
belt, the great tera've has repeated demonstra-
ted its power to vanquish them in their worst
phases. eod,w
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RE6ULAT'R
PURELY VEGETABLE.

L. harmless,
lie NJ dias ic oier me cine
lie sur- cure If taken Iesul-ny,
Is No iGtoxIc4t ny beN er..e,
Is . iauitie = tamil m-dIciIe.
L. ch-apest medicine IN the world,
Is gwen " III s.iet Ih- hap pes results Il
the most "eli, ate infant,
Does Lot interfere " nh Business,
Doe not dIsarranR- the rys EN-,
Takes the pia :e of QdInnc and Bitters Of ey-
-ry kind,
Cont ms &c simr lest and best rene les
Ash the reco. 4. dyspepu .. Bliious suffer-
erx. victims feyer nj Arue, The m-icurIal
disease patient, Iou th'y recover heath
cheerful spirit n sooia ue-tney VIII tell
you by TAX ing SlmmJbs' Liver hes u, ator.
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family n .dicins
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Stern. Oriental Stomach Bittsrs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, a perfect renovator and
invigoratOr Of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood 10
healthy condition, enriching, refreshing.
and invigorating both mind and body.
They are easy OF administration, prompt in
action, certain ia their results, safe and re-
liable in all forms Of disease. There bit
ters are especially adapted to the use of
Females. Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain of lassitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy do no; delay,
but secure bottle before il il too late.
Sold by EaEesDoEF eod&w
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Rafrnfel00.

! Mr. H. W. Gii!ett, Ill l. S. McLsnathan
ard r. II. Coney, were the leaders Of the
roughs a: The Moudsy night ri.eiing
1 in the market hou-e To the credit
Of the colored men, lie it said, that With the
exec ption If W. 3. Townseud, and one or
two Others, they behaved like gentlemen.
THE TINES, yesterday, charged Gillett
with being drunk to this he took e1cep-
tior-, demanding that We should retrsct.
We declined to do 20 for the reason ,hst We
believe the charge vas true, ard our opinion
is corroboraied by scores Of others whe we're
present, and witnessed his disgraceful CON-
duct on that evening, which was only
repetition of what has occurred before If
he was not under the influence Of whisky,
it would be to his credit to say that he was
drunk, for no sober nan Who is possessed
with eentIemanly instincts, would, in the
presence Of decent people, conduct him-elf
like rowdy ard Lully in an attempt to
create disturbance in public meeting.
The question Of free speech and the lib
erty Of the people 10 meet pesceably a. d
discuss pubic question:, may as well lie
settled now a. at any other time.
There can be no doubt of the fact that
Gillett did all in his power to disturb and
break up that meeting. He was all around
the hall apparently exciting others to join
him. Tn large maj,rity Of the meeting
favored the preservation of order. and the
rioters we're finally sluelched without the
aid of the police.
Mr.. Gillet, personally in ultsd two or
three individuals at the meeting. The par
ties insuIted. denounced him in unmeasured
terms. Gille,t quietly pocke,ed the de-
nunciatiOns He evidentl, feared he would
get his just deserts, ard withd,ew to safer
quarters.
Yesterday he made threats to cabe one,
incapable OF defending himself. This |
threat, in the face OF his pocketing insults |
from those whom he con-id.red his supe-
riors physically, is rank cowardice. The
only excuse for this threat that he can pos
sibly give would be that he was drunk when |
he made it
THE TImIs wants it distinctly understood
that every body will be treated in a gentle
manly ard courteous manner, but when
men 60 far forget themselves as 10 become
street rowdie-, rioters at public meetings
and con-pirators against the peace of the
C lmm unity and the officers Of the Law fail to
do their duty, AID public Justice demands
that The TINES nsme the guilty parties TO
the end, that hey may receive the condemn
alton which ,-t public sentiment DEGREES
against them.
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A Dis:rAce.

On Monday evening Giilett, while at the
head If his crowd OF whisky ruff ana, drti-d
the poli-e authorities, saying the Marshal
and all his policemen shouldn't arrest any
Of TIE rioters who were disturbing The
meeting. His whole conduct was mot dis
graceful. He is naturally coarse uncut
rivated man, and when under influence Of
whisky, which has been the trouble with
him for wears past, he is very low and dis
quitting in his manners
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Murder Will Out.

A few yean ago august Flower" was
discovered TO be . certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint, = few thin Dyspep-
tics made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured BY its u-e
The great merits of GRExe AUGUST
FLOWER became heraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer TO another, until, with
out advertising, its sale has become in
mense, Druggirts in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Cos,ivenes-, palpitaion Of the Heart,
indigestion, low epiri,s, etc, can take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist,
K. Parham, and get bottle for IS cents
and try it Sample bottles 10 cents.
aug -eod&eoW
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There is no doubt but the present situa.
tion Of all kinds of business and industry
is fearfully depressed, and it behooves every
family to look carefully to their expenses.
Winter is coming on when children are Ii.
able TO Croup, WhOoping Cough, etc etc.
Coughs and Colds will prevail everywhere,
and Consumption, with other Throat and
Lung diseases, will carry off many. These
diseases should not be neglected, Doctor
Bills are expensive, and We would advise
our people to Use Boschee's German Syrup.
1t never has failed. One bottle at 10 cents
will keep your whole family we'll during
the winter. Two doses will relieve any
Gaze. Sold in all towns in the United
States, and by your Druggist. sepIGeodSw
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st. Louis Live stock Market
II. Ions. October 81.
Poes-lower; Workers, IS I5s5 30; ba on,
l5 ios5 IS; b .tchers, SIS 50e5 10. Receipts, l.
aTrLB-Strnna FIR choice ades: prime to
% mir % IS; pony, IS 50 y 90; covs and nei:-
err % 25e3 50; stockers, q rugs s5; good to
choice ihrou. o Aexans. 81 GO s3 o.; eor.mon TO
lair, " 25A2 80. Receipts, i,0Sl
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The blood Ia the Very essence OF health
and life. Ii furnishes the componsnts of
flesh, bone. muscle. nerve and integument.
The stomach j. the apparatus-the arteries
the distributors ard the inttstines the chan
neis by which the waste matter is carried
of Upon the stomach and bowels, these
medicines act simultaneously. 21cts per
box or pot eud&w
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Night before last Republican meeting
wa- held at Scaggs School hou-e in High
Prairie township at which over two hundred
people were present Mr.. Ben Ysr-ey vas
-iec I'd chairman and John Hutching-
s cretsry. Saul-hrr,s lannon's Hues and
Wh.eler band, furnished good music which
deligh'ei all present The meeting was
addressed in the interests al the party bv
J l.. Maxwel' Me own, Hunt, Col J. IL.
Giipa'rick and orhar-
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FALsI lPRIssI0H.

Its generally supposed BY . certain class
Of citizens, who are not practical or ex-
perieoced, that Dyspepsis can not invaria-
bly, be cured, but Ne are pleased TO say thrt
GREENs August FLowER has sever, to our
knowledge, failed 10 cure Dyspepis or Liv-
er Complaint in all Its forms, such n Sour
Stomach, CostiveDess, Sick Headache, pal
pitation Of the Heart, low spirits, &c, &c
Out of 10000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure vas reported, but thou
sands OF complimentary letters received
from Druggists Of wonderful cures. Three
doses will relieve sny case. Try it. Sam
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS cents
For sale BY r sepl6-eod&w2O
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i, is as pleasant to take as honey. II
contains no morphine or other deleterious
ingredient, and is sure to expal worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom.
ach, and overcome irritation caused by rash
or cutting teeth. Mothers can rest and
children enjoy health who Use Castoria. 1t
is harmless, it is certain, it ia speedy, it is
cheap. serSw3m.
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The PREVAILING Diaeaaaa.

INV AAeVeAA6 ~AsSosos-
Each season has certain classes Of diseases
a. its concomitanta. Those OF winter an
pre- eminently iEHammatory diseases, rbeu
matte pains, gou core throat, toothacbe,
headache, eic. Ii is f,liy to treat these dis.
eases with remedial agents, which lessen
the power Of feeling. or chill the blood, oil
paralyze the nerves; for Ms soon as the be
numbing influence passss of, the pain will
return 10 pl ,gue the patient. The only "a,
tional treatment is TO apply a remedy
which Increases The vital powers, elec,rifes
the nervous system, a Il crises the sluggish
and congested blood to an,q al ard natural
circulation. hen the inflamn alton from
whatever cause il may have hren induced,
L. aliayed IN lev moments. Such rem
edy is in most eminent degree Radway =
Ready X lief. Tie moment this great
,ernods Is applied externally or internally
(in he latter cs-e enty drops /, a tea
siooniui is taken in a glass oil water) the
IN ut excrucia,ing pain Is alievia,ed as if
by m,gic. Headache, toothachs, nenralsi
ticdouIoureux are stuppd in few minutes
after rubbing The artacked parts with Rad
Ways Ready Relief, and in cases Of rheu-
matte pains, iumbagn, govt, stiff neck, and
: re throat great relief il at once afford
ed
But iutammatory diseases are not the
only bDcouiItants of the winter season,
though they are tue principal on.s. This
season on account OF the want # bodily
exercise and OF the heavy food Con-
surned is ala very hard on the
digestive organs, which become
torpid and closged, in Cons. quence Of
which impure, thick blood in formed. The
deterioration OF the vital fluid necessarily
effects the whole system. To cOunteract
the torpidiry Of the liver and to regulate
the inie>tines there doe, not exist a more
efficient remedy tn IN X ,d~ay'. Regulating
Pills, and purifying the blood Railways
Sar-aparillian R--oivent is the most power
fnl remedial agent known TO the werld.
These are not mere assertions, but veil
known fac ., authenticated by millions Of
former sufferer, who have been en-
tirely ri eyed Of the most excru-
ciariEg pains by these wonder
full remedies 1t would far ex-
coed the space of this article to cite even a
few of the most remarkable cures effected
by DIR. Rsdway's remedies. but the public
will find them in the medical publication
False and True" which is to be had gratis
at any drug store. In addition to the
above il may h stated, that while in mil
lions Of cases l. dway's celebrated remedies
have had a very bene6cient effect, not
single case is known in which after having
been applied according TO the directions,
they have ever in the least injured pa
tent
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WARRANTED not TO contain single par
ticle of mercury, or any injurious or miner
al substance. bot to consist entirely of med
icsI matter purely vegetable, which is the
reason Simmo-s Liver Regulator is 60 ef-
iectual, yet 70 harmless.
Il WRITE you 10 certify that l have used
DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator in my f4mi-
" With conplsas succeR.
81. W. D. BnD, CAattahooehee, Fla"
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The following cases we're disposed of yes
terday:
james Hi-key-drunk-; fined So
John Riley-drnnk fined s.
James Cannall-drunk fined s.
james G,lvin-drunk and di,'urbiny the
peac"; conri"ued 10 Npvemb 1t
Nrs Gil lex -ob-cene lan.uig..: fnel )
Ed X 'bert--vsgrancy; or cred % leave
tn. CITY
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A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ Tor the purchase and sale Of Grain, seeds.
Hides, Green and Dried Fruits, Butter, Eggs,
&c, &c. Particular attention given to Wool,
100 South water Street. CHICAGO
RRYKRKycRs-J. Murphy, Cashier First
National Bank, Woodstock, Ill; German Ns-
tional Bank, Chicago, H.; Hall, Patterson n
Co., Union Stock Yards, Chicago: J.. g EnIis-
fen, Milwaukee,; Industrial Age, Chicago
m.vl7-eoc6w6m
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Chicago Produce Market.

FLoUa-Nom,y aud ppchaI ged.
WakAT-sc,ive 40 Grh and nd 'anced & ON q,
{. 2K ce,ts; spring, 81 IL; n. 2s.rn..
81 TX cash; 81 l25z ovemse 81 lax lie en-
Der; 40 sprii 6. CSC 81 0.i<
oss-Faiily .c,ive AID . saade hish 30 2,
S3Sc c.sh; 4s5Sc Decembr
49, e, amt 4 hale higher; M 2, AKA
Size ca h /, 81 se3k: becsmn<r.
hrE-oteady ;6O1<c ash.
BARLRY-Easier; size ca h; s2ss.Izc Deem
Der.
rokk-N,dera-e ely a,tive and h'ghsr; SIS ~ ale
cash; SIS ~ Nosem e-.
LAsD-Fa rly active and = shaje higher; o i
ecrue ed sl0 IS; NV, ssis cash. So Is Novem-
Der: 80 40 year
BULK N.AIs-Firmer; sasu'dei JI+e; short f.,
skc; short efeu, s%c
NaI-KY-FsH dsms d and lower; q 09H.
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Coal,
',Itt, " t'IS sJL .Vs8t Ot UUIfe
BdildinS Material

Fort Scott. by car tUI;', p Ou..-.
Biossburg, ., tOn.-..-. --.------....-..-....
Retail car iots...-............- .........-.--.
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st Louis Produce Mnrk

HINP-Cnchang.d.
FiOUR-little doing
WHEAT higher; No, 2 fall. 81 22GI 22JL: No
3 do 81 IS cash; 81 1855 November; No do,
81 05lel O6
toks-Beter; No. ?, mixed, so5494lc ,ash
Ale November.
OA1s-iower; 40. mixed, 3lIsc cash and bid
November
RtK-steady; IS. bid.
BAKIEr,DLli; sampi, lots XVI 81 land Ssbrassa
sold At .Rx 10; iesas J6Ns61c
WHIsES-Du ~ Il 20
BUrTEs-Du D: dairy Is 2Jc.
kess-Duli; Is sIgc.
bAY-We,k aud Little done; prairie {sdIO so
PokK-Duii; ,obbin sI7
BtLs Mx'I>-esser; Io,sa, Dow, 6k9StldS3E.
a.cos-Duii AMI lower, 1875 ssX So z9A
LARD-Easier; new, 9xas5s
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J. u. ZEIIlN & CO.
Mae,a g.. mi Phil id eIpri;

Yourvt'u be me icin. IN -g.' I.Iv Rcg-
uat,r mas We'd m ,rs' Its I Use
:t Tor -ve-y hing it / r,comne q d IN n We
knew l. ." i.a, have ia T. lie aud
IBIS wi n my Mu 10 yi1g IN. h
alb o 10 .ttl- ia time Ih.r 4 10 Z
enc nai Nv u To, Al 'oHmEnd II 10
r t~at ha- 81 Ok - be & "a b--t ~ d.
Gin known for AL c,my aiHis IuAt Hos n.sn r
heir
T., TAyL-K kent or Grange of "a
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MISCELLANEOUS
6cord spool cotton-67x Corsets.---s4.0 &l2 90
- -.5 Aipaca-....-..-......-.. 20
ANN grain bags--2sa.J: KNITTING cotton. $500
Cotton farn.....--..--.2IE Nedles....--.-...tl rs
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

One Caryed-leg Seven Oc-
tave Piano; near ~ new ono
secondhand Piano, plain; one
buggy I'm good repair, and one
Spring Wagon. will sell the
above for cash, or Will take.
In trade, one good horse,
grain, hay or wood. Call Oh
E.Chapin. at the 9Th and Del
aware street Grain Depot.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02
The Centaur Lintments are the

greatest remedies ever discovered FOR all
fe-h, bone and muscle ailments Bites,
Cruises. S~eliings, Burns, rheumatism
Stiff Joints, &c. What the White Linimenl
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
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02

The dusty and weary traveller will find
most excellent rooms with baths at the
American House, Boston. The Hotel he
no superior in New England, is situated in
the heart Of the city, and within five min
utes walk Of everywhere. satSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02
Notice Of Final Settlement.
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that shall. on Sa urday.
the 18th day OF November, A. d. , 1876. soon
thereafter as can obtain . he4ri. make arplc--
ton to the honorab e, the District Court of
Iesyeuworth County, in the tate of Ansss, for q
dichIga from my trust q ASH nee Of the estate
fJohu ee,Is. GE R8ES. WOODWARD,
Assignee Of John r Seus estate
LaAvKSwoRTH CITY, Ksn., Sept. 20. 1876
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A SEVERE storm swept over the city yes
terday afternoon, about 2 O'Clock, and for >
time the air was perfectly dark with clouds
of dust, after which q hesvs rain began
falling and kept up 1t intervals during the
greater part OF the night.