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FOR SALE.
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BEAUTIFUL CORAL RUBBER TEETH-S5.OO to $
ID per Set-gHdrdntced. Impression in the morning
teeth in the afternoon. Nitrous oxide gas for pain
less extraction. 80 cents per tooth Old sets repaired
equal to new. Perfect satisfaction given. COLLEGE
oil Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. aug lG-Iy
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Books & Stationery.

School Books all used in Public or Private Schools
in this part of the state
Blank Books, full assortment every size AMI crado
large and small
Memorandum Books, great variety
Hymn Books, all styles
Bibles, all styles and sizes from largest Family 10
smallest Pocket Testament
Music Books and Sheet Music. Whatever is not in
Stock will be furnished to order at Publishers
Prices
Miscellaneous Books. Standard furnished TO order
from any publishing House in the country ut
Catalogue Prices
Writing Paper, all Styles choice
Envelopes, al sizes and qualities. Tapcrand :nvc-
lopCs a Specially
Writing Desks variety
Photograph Albums
Autograph Albums
Fine Drawing Papers
Gilt and Silver Papers
Glazed, and Tissue Papers
Sunday School Reward Cards tlc
Gold Pens, best make
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Cards and Circulars neatly printed at
this Office.
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PRICES REDUCED TO Specie BASES.

PHILADELPHIA, April 11th 1877.
The undersigned begs leave to state 10 his many
friends and patrons that he has reduced the Of
Board at the RIDGEIPA Y HOUSE, Corner Of Market
and DeiGiUdre Avenue. Phaddelphia Its convenient
location TO tho Wharf and Street Cars makes il desi
rable stopping place for all connected with the Pro-
duce or other business. It Is well known for its good
rooms, excellent table, obging and attentive ser
wants, and pains will be spared TO make il as
usual, homelike and comfortable.
TERMS, $500 per day.
DINNERS, SOC. per day each,
w. L. BUTTERwoRTII & co,
apr lS-6m Proprietors.
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- SHED g.
Garden Seeds, all descriptions
Field Seeds in Season.
Lawn and Yard Grasses.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Pocket Books, from the largest Bill Book to the
smallest Wallet for a child and from the finest
Russia to the cheapest in use
Table Cutlery, from Ivory Handles down throuph
all the grades, and from the largest Caryers To
the smallest Children's Knives and Forks
Pocket Cutlery, every quality and degree
A fine line of Ladies Knives
Scissors, choice selections
Razors and Straps, best made Full assortment
Guns and Pistols variety
Cunning Apparatus
Shoe Findings
Umbrellas, fine to common
walking Canes, large assortment. These Speciality
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STRAYED or SROLEN

From the subscriber on the night of the 10th inst
WHITE COW, with quite large horns and had a rope
attached to one fore leg with strap Any inforlnn-
tiOn leading to her recovery will be suitably rewarded
+. WOODHULL
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WOODEN & WILLOW WARE. &c,

Tubs, Pals, ChurnS sc
Butter Market Tubs.
Baskets. every description
Ropes from inch down.
Cotton Line, large variety.
Twines, everything desirable
o., ,iilllng and Seine Twincs are made SpecialticS
Oil Cloths, Floor and Table
Window Shades and Shading.
Fringes and Fixtures.
Picture Cords. all colOrS
brushes, all sorts.
Clear liriStle Hand Scrubs
Hair Brushes Fine Ia Common
Painters brushes.
Wall Brushes, extra
Shoe Brushes. fine
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QUEEN WARE

In this Department everything will be found from
French China Tea Sets and Decorated Toilet SETS
down through Granite and G. G.. Ware i'm infinite
variety, TO Common Stone and Red Earthen Ware
Stove Pipe Guards Specially. Flower Pots
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ELASSW ARE.

This Department embraces everything in this limo
from the Finest Flint Goblets and Fruit Stands down
throughs all the styles and qualities TO the Smallest
Salts and Nappies and Cup Plates
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Cards and Circulars printed at this office.
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FOR SALE.

$4,000 Building and Paving Bricks, at the
Brick Yard of William McAfee,
,tt SMYRNA, DEL may 9-Sm
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20
4 Card To the Public.

In buying Waltham Watches, the public
will avoid imposition by observing the Ioi-
lowing Indications:
FIi:Sr-The gold quality of cv, ry gold ease
made 10y IA * distinctly >;amp-d in figures
ON the back of the case with our trade mark
"A. W. Co.." and "a certificate bearing the
numb r of the ease guaranteeing such quality
and signed by our agents, Robbins and APP
pleton, accompanies rach.
Every silver east made 10y Us stamped ".Am.
Watch Co., Waitham, Mass Coin silver
| or Am Watch Co., Waitham. Mass.-Ster-
ling Silver" according To its quality, and will
he accompanied 10y certificate signsd by II.
r.. Robbins, Treasurer. guaranteeing The sa me.
sEoo>p-All of our movement, have the
name "Nalth;im plainly engraved upon
them, whatever Their of our trade marks, dis
tinctive at grades, may b.. there.
This notice Il rendered necessary, by the
fact that certain IL Ilcis and watch cas- MAX
in tia. habit of SEPARATING our eases
from our movements and putting the cases
upon worthless movements made by other
manufacturers, and the movements into
worthless eases, also made by others than
our selves thus in both instances, making up
complete watches watch Jeur hude marx
upon either The cIse BiOpci,,,t, UH,tcr c,ucr Of
soiich Joth Kind IF ,odiches JT,,Udueaily sold
as b,tny enfi,tty Of oar ndnayd.tuTe.
We therefore give motto. that we assume no
responsibility either for the quality of cases
thai do not bear our trade mark, or for the
performance of our own movements put into
them- excepting when any fault in PERFORM
anc. Is clearly trace:,ble u original defect in
the movement itself. II is hardly necessary
to say that badly made and badly fitting cases
are sure 10 affect injuriously the performance
of the watches. Of course assume no re-
sponsibility for movements other than our
own, in whatever cases they appear.
We add that there Is necessity for the
use OF such cases upon the waltham move
nenfs, as there is for their upon other
American movements, the makers of which
have no case-faciories Of their own. We being
the only company that produce complete
watches OuI genuine cases can always be
had when demanded. as they should always
he demanded, by those who wish TO own a
Walfham - atch warranted in every part
Observe therefore that every genuine Wal
than watch bears our own trade mark In
10Th case ard mopcne-t
AMERICAN WATCH Co,
By r. f. KoBHINs. Treas
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HOME MARKETS.

HAYS.
BEANS-sl -Dper bu.
RlE-S5SI0c choice white, aOc.
EGGS-20 cents.
CHEESE-kanSas make, 9IyIllIc
FLoUR-Choice family, XXXX, S.75: Col
den Eagle, 3-25 Western Rose, 20.
BUTTERFLIES, common; choice in de-
mand, al Is cents.
OATS-D cents.
BRAN IOs BIC per cwt,, 81 per ton
oNIoNS-Iellow Danver's, soc; Red. &
cents.
CABBAGE-S2 per hundred.
WHEAT-No. ?, not quoted No. 5, coal O5
No. 1, SOC local demand good, but prices sub.
ject to a decline.
CoRN-Market price for choice white 2692s
Yellow, 2Ie26c.; shippers paid 26e5 cents
POTATOES-Early Rose, 10; Peach Blows
30 cents.
POULTRY - Chickens, 81 7592 90 Del
dozen; Turkeys, 1910 dressed, for choice
WILD GAME-Quaiis, 0oaI p; Prairie
Chickens, q o.. Rabbits a,c per dozen
squirrels 10 cents per dozen. Ducks 81 W pei
dozen. Geese ~ TO 40 cents each.
BROoMCORN-Is quoted at 81 lesO per ton
is''hsaf.-/2Sf i'i Si'ts. w hdfIS Oi
shoulders in the market. lOcents wholesale
VOOLFOLK and hickory, So 90,
Sawed and split 81 ". Elm and cottonwood
. per cord.
ApPLES-Best l 75as2 % per barrel Ship
pers paid so cents, per bushel.
HONEi-l7c. per pound.
ORANGES- OOI9 % per box.
LEMONS-sS O0g9 % per box.
Stock Market.
CATTLE 254gic. for shipping butchers are
paying ~ To cents 4; demand lighter.
HOGS-Tne prices paid were 3lt to 80.
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Sound Reason. for Faith.

The American people are shrewd and OBJ
servant. They are not often deceived by
sham pretensions; but when they are, they
soon discover their error. II Hostetter'S
Stomach BiIters had been IA sham, they would
long since have discarded il but finding that
there WAS not a claim ,'ut forth in its behalf
that its curative properties did not justify,
they Immediately gave 1t The preference To
every article of its class. Time has only
served to strengthen the faith, and has in
creased its popularity To an extent almost be-
yond para lei, even in this age of successful
proprietary medicines. II ranks foremost
among the standard preparations of the day.
and is endorsed by TIA. medical fraternity and
newspaper press. 1t overcomes and prevents
fever and ague and other maiarisd diSDrIeTs
with wondrDdS certainty, tones the system,
banishes dysp' psi", remedies constipation
and liver complaint, relieves govt, rbcGma-
tI>m, and affections of the bladder and kid
n.yS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20
ANOTHER noRRlRLE ACCIDENT.
A Little Boy Rnn Over II West Kan.
49, City.

Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock
little boy named Freeman, said to be a son of
John Freeman, employed at Piankinton &
Armours packing house, was run over. He
was attempting 10 cross one of the tracks
leading to the packing house, when some
cars We're being switched by horses and were
moving noiselessiy along on the track. The
little boy, whose age Is scai cely twelve years,
was not aware that the Cars were moving and
Was knocked down and run over by car,
the heavy iron wheels passing over
both thighs near the body. The lit
tie fellows cries sIson brought
assistance and he was picked up and carried
home to his horror stricken parents, who
resided close by. DE- Dickerson Was sent for
and promptly responded He made a care
fui examination OF hIs injuries and found
that white the bones in both thighs Were
badly fractured, that the skin and blood yes
sells had not been broken. To cut OF the lit
tie fellows legs next To his body would b.
death, or almost worse than death, and DIR.
Dickesson resolved TO endeavor to save both
limbs and life.
If the little fellow can survive the INST
shock OF the accident, his life may be saved.
But this Is doubtful. He was in great pain
aud suffering last night, and great fears were
entertained that he could not suryive-K. C.
Times.
We will have q similar case to report one
of these days.
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Honorable Recognition.

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather OF
last evening, about twent five of the mem
beers Oh Mechanics Lodge No. ~, /. %. %. r. =,
assembled at their hail on Delaware street,
about hali-pasI seven O'Clock, aud marched
in II body, 10 the residence Of MI. John 4.
Sho- tker, corner OF Third anu Pottowai-
omie streets, where, after gaining admission
and causing the EsImily la think they had
been invaded by detachment of Bashi Ba-
zouk> some other foreign element, Mr.
Robert Mclaughlin, in "A few well chosen
sentences, proc ei,'i Ia explain abe cause OF
their intrusion. and, i'm bciIalf OF Mech u Ics
Lodge, ni which Mr.. Shoemaker il Iss:ssurer,
pr, scented that gentleman with an elegant
Pasi-,srand's 'e-sstlla, "A iok"a oI the high
esteem in which lhe Lodge regards lis honor
ed TREASURER. Mr.. Shoemaker responded TO
the remark Of Mr. Mclaughlin i'm "A very
feeling marner, thanking The members pres
ent for their higa mark OF esteem, and assu-
ring them that through All OF lies changing
scenes IL would ever be his aim Ia preserve
the token OF friendship, love aud truth, free
ffom blemish- After few minutes spent in
social conversation, the intruders Withdrew,
leaving Mr.. Shoemaker ami wife, together
with MIR. and Mrs Geo. II. DAVIS, and one or
two other friends who had called TO spend
the evening, masters of the situation
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The Omaha Bee of Saturday evening has
the following:

The Omaha Bee of Saturday evening has
the following:
At about seven O'Clock this morning as
Jatlor M-any came from his home 10 tl.e iai l.
be was called 10 the saith OF the hall by some
OF THE inmates who Told him iDat Two pIis-
onets, Carries Carson, alias Schaefier, and
John oCom!skey hal maie their escape
Tue jaiier looked into their Cell on the south
side OF the hall, and sure enough they had
gone. They put davlight through the wall
under the window siii. They had torn off n
board and lined out the stones, having easily
loosed them by mraus OF a small bar Ater
having deposited the de ris on tue
floor, they pushed of a board on the
outside, and then crawled ou.. Amer getting
outside, one of them (Comisky) went around
TO the different cell windows and bale an
the other prisoners good by, and then coolIy
crawied into his cell again aud secured IA Is
hat, which he had forgotten All this occur-
red between nve and six O'Clock, and the
WORK did not occupy over three quarters of
an hour, and was executed 50 quietly rs not
70 disturb the other prisoners or deputy
sheriff ID. Z. Burnley, who was sleeping in
the Office OF the jail.
About two weeks ago these same men at
tempted 10 make their escape in a similar
way Ia a cell Opposite, but We're discovered
The earth and stone were deposited In their
beds, and had only about AN hours more
work TO get out. They were then removed 10
the Gel from which they dug out this morn
ing. and from wnitn cell several prisoners es-
capped some months ago by tunneiing under
the wall: The tact Of il is the outside and inte-
rio5 walls ARE AL rotten. and man with an
ordinary table-knife can cut his way out in
one nights work. II the county commis-
sioneis expect to keep PRISONERS there. Ibev
will have TO employ a guard for each cell, Ii
In about time that some steps we've being
taken towards building new court house
and jail before the old thing falls down.
lArSou Was the man who sto.e so fnom
Andy Borden, and Comisky il the fellow Who
robbed his room-mat. at the Eagle Hotel of
about $40 and "A W Itch. a chain, etc. The
money In both cases was recovered. The
men were awaiting the action OF the next
grand jury.
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sl,Oe6,ss73

slOlI, l6l .
Net surplus of admitted assets to
policy holders ...-.....-............... 7s,25 81
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An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent core of consumption, bronchitis, ca'ag-
RI, asthma, aud all TN CAT and lung a6ec-
tioos, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints
alter having tested It's wonderful curative
powers in thousands OF cases. has felt il his
duty to make II known 10 his suffering fell
lows. Actuaieu by this motive, and "A de>i e
10 Relieve human suffering, / will sepd, ff.-.
OF char,r, la ali who desire IL, this Tecip, in
German, French or English, with full dire
tion> for preparing and using. sent by mad
bp addressing, wnb STAMP, naming This Ist-
chester, y. \. noyl9wItu
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET

ST. IbU1s, DttIIlDtT 10.
FLoUE-Dull but medium grades wanted
at INSIDE quotations; fail extra, 81 i0ai 10
M, II AMI 10
WHEAT-Higher, but slow: No. 3 red, 81 ia
~ No. 4, DO. 81 Ol bic.
CoRN-Better; ~ ai6c.
OATs-Higher; sG5s127c.
RYE-Quiet SIC.
BARLE1-Nothing doing.
WHIsKY-Steaiy Il u.
BUTTfR-Du,l and easy, only best grades
selling; prime TO strictly choice daI y, l59S2jc;
be-I country, lAal7c.
EGGs-Strady lS,al9c.
PRovIsiUSs-Duil and weak (; only a small
inhhiHsy
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AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
BY II. T.. Robbins, Treas


The blood imparts to the body the elements
which are essential to its existence. When
these are insufticiently supplied, its energies
begin TO flag, there is a loss of flesh, the mus
vigor-every function Is disturbed, every Or
gan weakened. Under these circumstances.
il is obvious that the constitution must soon
give way unless the vital fiued is enriched
To accomplish this object, recourse should be
had without delay to that grand fertilizer OF
the blood, Hos.etter's Stomach Bitters, which
promotes assimilation of the food and is the
means OF rendering the circulation rich and
active. The good effects of the great tonic are
speedily apparent in a ga N of bodily vigor
and mental energy. A regular action OF ule
various organs also results from its USE the
good work of bodily reform goes rapidly on,
and eventually health is established upon a
sure basis. dxw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such test OF its curative qualities a.
Boschee's German Syrup. In three year
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine were distributed
fee Of charge by druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, giving
the American people undeniable proof that
German Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that druggists in every town and
village in the United States are recommend
ing it to their customers. Go to your drug
gist, and ask what they know about it.
Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75
cents. Three do-es will relieve any case
mayl3-eod&w
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T.ose who passed the elegant store OF ROht.
Keith x Co. al the corner OF Delaware and
Thisd streets Yesterday and had any ?
whatever Tor beauty could not have failed 20
INV. been attracted 10 the splendid ariauE--
ment OF theshow windows. The east windows
fronting on Delaware street, was the most
coy oi anything OF the kind We ever saw.
4 handsome chamber set on a fine carpet, as
the bCdyard fine lace curia ms loOped on eth
e- side OF the Wlndoy Tor = fore gJOuGd, made
from the Imagination of al artist. Inc Other
windows we're flied with elegant furniture
and carpets, not too much, but just enough
10 show the effect they would have when
plac u in a home parlor, or bed chamber.
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyENwORTH COUNTY.
In the Prob1Ie CorTt in aud Jor sad County.
In tn. Matter Of the Estate of
JAMES WIELIAM HARD
Err, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Let
~ tiers Testamentary have been granted 10
the undersigned on the Estate Of James Will
liam Harder, late Of said county, deceased, by
the Honorab bic. the Probate Court of the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, dated the 18th day of
November a. ID. lSTs. Now, all persons hav-
ing claims against the said Estate are hereby
notified that they must present the same 10
the undersig. led for allowance, within one
wear from the date Of said Letters, or they may
b. preciu,ied from any benefit Of such estate ;
and that II such claims be not exhibited with
in three years after the date oil sara IettefN'
they shall he forever barred.
Lucy HARDER, ExecutTix, o. tine Estate
of JAMES WILLIAM HARDEI:, Deceased.
Novemb. r I'm, IS.1:
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ! the undersigned,
Probate Judge Of I,eavenwoTth Coun-
", have hereto set my hand ana al
IsEAII fxei the seal OF the said fTObat.
Court this 18th day OF November, a.
II. 1871. NEWTON NAM,
noy2l-wit Probate Judge.
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TIE DEAD MANS STATEN

In n small pocket me InOriiIuuln book fOund
in the dead mans IOcket was joti,d down
the follos ing Disconnected thoughts, show
mind. Most Of this record appears To have
been written after his arrival at this place,
the latter part i'm the jed where lie commit
{, Il the fatal deed:
left home The 5th lett for home ON the 10th.
] registered my name the same evening |
got to I,.aycnwu!th tn, at the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

The first object IN life with the American
people is to get rich," the second, how to
regain good health. The first can be OBJ
tanned by energy, honesty and saving; the
second, good health, by using Greene's
august Flower. Should you be despond-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, etc,
such as Sick Heacache, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual CostIveness,
Dizziness OF Head, Nervous Prostration,
Low Spirits, &c, you need not suffer an
other day. Two doses OF August Flower
will relieve you at once. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size IS cents. Positively
sold by all frst-closs Druggists in the L. S.
Aug l2eOdSw.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That viii
~ OF Saturday the 2DtiI day OF January, \.
u. 1878. or soon thereafter ~ can obtain
aheari M, make application To the EpLoraDie.
the District Court, IN the County OF L,fV"n-
worth, Ia the state of Kansas tor "A discharge
from my trust as assignee Of the estate OF
JAMES WILSON.
GEORGE =. WOODWARD, Assignee of Is
tate of JAMES WILSON.
LEAvESwoETH CITY, Kan, December 6,
1877. decd-dlt-wGt
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET.

81. IOC Is, DtttNlDtT TO.
HOGS-Fairly active, but packers Obliged to
use ice prices SITTER light, So 6'u3 % pack
ing, - .5di o. butchers TO fancy, 81 UluI l5.
Receipts, 800
market, and ready to buy /; good steers, lat
I.5sS pounds and upwards, - % prime TO
choice II GERS 81 s;sE1 " fair to good, "a 25tl
- do. butchers, So 2jd4OO; do. cows and
heifers, s. o. do. corn fed Texans, 90 25ai ~
good grass, do. s. 5Gu3 80 feeding steers, % 81
az 30 stockers, 81 50aS ~. Receipts, 80.
SHEEP-Heavy muttons wanted for ship
ment. Good To choice, 3 6'9i d common To
fair, 81 JUS5 50. Receipts, go.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,

WuEAT-Irreguiar aud unsettled; No. 2Chi-
cagO spring, 81 30 No spring. 81 ~; No. ,
nOrthw' stern, January, 81 3IIze,l ;2l..
RYE-WcsterII, 1Id1Ic.
Corn steady mixed, Dl.g6l white west
ern mixed, 51c.
oATs-Mixed western, ioaf0c white western,
Se. VIC.
JoFFEE-tluict and firm.
SuGAR-F Irm.
MoLASsEaS-New Orleans. 3Jd.JOc.
RICE-Sicady /; fair demand.
EGGS-Firm; western, ~ ze,21c.
POgK-Firm; mess, Sl2 7Jtal3 W.
BEEF-tluicI but steady.
Hoes Long clear, middles, western, &C.
LARD-Steady; prime steam, - l5dS ~.
BUTrER-W estcrn, l2h22c.
CHEESE-U Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Steady; IL 10
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

THE rapidly increasing demand for FL
bert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry, is
positive indication Of its merits, thousands
of individuals who have been cured of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incipieni
Consumption, where other remedies have
failed, are the best proofs possible that this
is without doubt the best cough remedy yet
discovered. For sale by Joseph Harrop,
Campbell & kendrick and Thee. Egersdorti
eod.Sw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection Mol
are warranted to cure Common h,ea, Gieet
Coriee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary organs Of males and fe-
males.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. is "a sure remedy
for the SpernatorrhOea, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss Of power, caused
10y self-abuSe or excessive indulgence. Price
of Dr. Hunters Specific, - per bottle. Injec-
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent every whcre by eX-
press. DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
JS North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri.
Send two stamps for Treatise. Cure guaran-
tee,i OF the money n funded.
Theo. gersdorif, Agent, LeavenwOrth Kan
may Eco i&w
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[1k1 l.

A sWR}t v P5R1 9RRsfeoF s7RfF GEkS TS
DISTRIBUTION, 1873, al NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, JANUARY