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NOR RENT.
Il BY X. .. HOFFMAN. 10th and SITS. NV.
Three new Stores 1919 1923 14o5 y. Y v.n.w. SIS
II once Rooms over above stores from SIS 10 IS
Stores, from 91I To 925 9Th st N. w......... IS
DWeinng Houses over above stores, each 35
9 18th st.n % rooms. mod. imps. .......... IS
Do "a 81. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. .......... 60
10 9th ST. se.- 10 rooms and store, mod. imp. so
63! st. NV, 10 rooms, mod imp. ............. 40
9lI st. H. W.. rooms. mod. mps. .... ...... 40
Iof 2tn 81 Sc, 10 rooms. mod. imp. 80
80 Isl 81. se rooms, mod. imp. ............ 80
ISNf .tn ST. NV, rooms, store and stable. 30
100 IN 81. NV, rooms and store. %
pig iln ST NV. store and cellar. %
IL carroll ST. nw., Z rooms, mod. imps. Is
Furnished Houses to private fam lies only.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city, aft
reduced rates, for sale. dIl-tr
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CHRISTMAs GOODS.

n 1VODSs
CsEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS AT REDUCED
THE WHOLE Line fhiC cHRprrs At COST
VOW rs TIE TINE TO SAVE NOyEY
The whole stock DRESS FABRICS al very much
reduced rates.
Good WOOL POPLINS, ALPACAs only l5e.
Ready-made Skirts at low prices. In Navy
Blue. Seal. Browns and Scarets.
Black and COlored SILKS In bargains
All-wool CAsHMERES and SERGES. 37lSc
Cheapest HOUSE In City for CLOAKS S. 90 m
MATELLESE CLOAkINGs down s.. 90 per yd
7, y, NAUDAIN.
d20-tr zoe Market SDaee.
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rRANBERRlES! CRANBERRIES!
We are receiving large invoices of
CRANBERRIES,
direct from the growers. which we are selling at
the low price Of six To seven dollars per barrel two
and two twenty five per box.
{. r. WILKINS & CO.,
d19-5t' 9OS Louisiana 0rpaue.
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j. GEORGES, Citizens. Military, and
- . N0rdt Boot. Shoe and Cater Mqau- -
ydcturer, 2IIs Pennsylvania are, n
would invite attention TO his large stock of X
BOOTS. SHOES and CATERS, Of hisv
own manufacture, the material and work
manshlp OF which are equal TO the best custom
U0Tk, and which he offers terms favorable TO
purchasers, particularly 10 those who appreciate
good article. Having MADE the fitting OF the feet
study. his work does not produce corns or bunons:
and those afflicted with feet will find relief 10y
wearing the articles which he manufactures He
gives each purchaser box of his patent leather pre-
server and water proof Oil Composition, ,oithOsa
Charge. noy26-tr
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issue on the LIST and I5th OF each month a .sRul-
etin of all property for sale and rent on INV hooks
which can lie had ON application AZ my Office or
will he sent by mail if desired -
Loans
80. 000 81 00o $500 and $500 al per cent. dl9-tr
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"ASH YOUR KITCHEN TINS, TABLES,
wv CHAIRS and FLOORS with YOUNG'S DE
CERGENT, II you would have them clean. ocle-tr
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOUTS AND SHOES.
v)RICES 10 PER CENT. BELOW THE
Il LOWEST.
Ladies Peb. Kid Button. 81 Is. so I. IS x so.
Laced. S1.O. l. p and up.
Mems finest Hand-sewed Caters. 81
sloo and 1. % Men Caters, 81 so. worth . 80.
Mems Kip and Calf Boots reduced % per cent.
Boy and Youth Boots, 81. 90. l. %. 1.50 and 90.
Misses Laced. Zoe. Button, 81 90 and up.
children s Laced. &c. Button, s5c. and up.
Infants Shoes, 15c. all leather 35c. and up.
Mems Braided and Emb'd Slippers for presents,
VIM. HAHN.
Bargain Shoe store.
1929 Pennsylvania are.
Sign OF Red Slipper, bet. 18th and 3Oth dl7- ct
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SUNNYSIDE LATROBE,
ENLARGED md IMPROYED.
The handsomest, best and most durable Heater I'm
the city. "
For sale by
j. MORAN,
2f26 Pennsylvania arenue.
Full line Of COOKING and HEATING STOVES
al cost 20 reduce stock.
TIN ROOFING 81 per square. Call and EXAM
Inc quality Of tin. daO-2W
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~ You can ind at the NORFOLK OYSTER
DEPOT. 81 street northwest, oppo-
site the B. q p. X. X. Depot, all the ~ ~
celebrated kinds Of OYSTERS. SNloA
Hotels, restaurants and private fami- N1NH
lies WIN be served At the most reasonable ~
Prices lsep29-3ml n, WHITE & co.
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DRY GOODS.

Special attention is called % our $50 aui $.
grades; they ,ANNuT De matched under = sst
-. 80 a yard.
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-A small SATCHEI.. marked "a o.
Il \ Please return TO GAIT BRO. 4 CO.. 11O7 Pa,
ave. NV. and reward will be paid. IT.
i OST-On Wednesday. near o street market
- new POCKETBOOk with SIS. Liberal re-
ward offered for its return to No. 1908 ST., cor
ner 18th NV. daI-ot-
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On 18th December
- Large Black NEWFOUSDLAND~
DOG; answering to the name of Leo
all four paws tipped with white: white on -
the face and breast. The finder will DE rewarded
on his return TO 52S 18th ST. d19-2ts
II OST-Between AZ and 11th sts. along DIN. W.
- VOLUME IA OF Law Library.'.E: l.. STAN
tOn's'' name printed on the book. Suitable reward
If returned TO THOMAS BOWLING. corner nth
stand Pennsylvania ave. d1S-3t.
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FOR SALE.

HORSE AND PHIETON FOR SALE-Horse
III black, 159 hands, between 6 and *
years old: sound, kind and gentle. Phaton IN
little used, made New York: STYLISH IA
Price OF the two. three hundred and seventy five
dollars separately, 500 each. Inquire at Naval
Observatory. d7-Im
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

vI'O LOAN
Il SSno on Rrai Estate >.s-urftv
u. -. HOLMAN
go g. lnth and 81. . h. .
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4 IL lliE BE>T GRADES At THF LOW
n 81 market prices iu hrst-class FANCY AMI
DOMESTIC pRA GOODS.
90 pirccs DRESS GOODS TO-. Il n q a,lq-
per yard. ali cheap and desirable, al
- J. ". GpII.EN-S
h"NSf-tr NJ. CORNER sih street, Market ~Iace.
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LNOR REM
II u. VI. WARNER & Co,
BRAINARD II, W ARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
GIG street northwest.

Space, Geo'n. 80 449 Il. NV,
Also, number of other Houses. in ey
of the city. list of which is changed n
day on the bulletin at our office.
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Popular Illustrated book C3so pagesl AAxnooD!
wonAxHooo NAlnIAGsi Impediments to Mar
mage; the eause and cure. Sent securely cooled,
post paid for 50 cent?. BY Or. C. WHrrrxn. Gil
ST. Charles Strsst. 81. Louis, No.. the great
specialist. ReAd his words.
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LEGAL.
Publication Netice.
STATE OF KANSAS l.
COUNTY OF LKAvKHwolTa,

cous1 1o Q, E II IS.
IL ne Dnfriet Court, IN the County Of Lesvenv0rth
IN the Stats q Kansas:
William Morrison and Stephen g. Wentworth,
plaintiffs,
Mary Z. Estes, Phillip Estes, William r. Nc
Wilson and De Iorest fsirchild, Defendants.
IL Philip Estss and william r. Mckenzie,
are hereby sotined U at you, with the other de-
fendants abovs-nAmed, have been sued BY III.
abo,e-naned plaintins, William Morrison aad
Stephen q. Wentworth, in the aforementioned
court, and that said plsnitins have hled theil
petition In said court in the above-entitied &C.
ton @ slnst you and the other dsfeodants above
named. and that you must answer ssiI petitiea
On or before Friday, the 25rd day Of February.
A, d 1871 o: said petition will be taken a. true
and Judgment rendered accordingly Of the fol-
iss.eiS.u n q that Certain norss.s., ds..d q
the 10Th day Of June, A. d. 1874. BY which said
Mary Z. Estes and Philip hstes, mortgaged to
said plant d Lots i've (5) and slx, (6) is block
tWenty.one, l2l) in Leaven worth City proper, In
the county Of Lsavenworth, in the state of Kan
eas, To secure the payment Of . certain promisso.
~ note By which the said Mary 4. hsiss sod
No., one year alter the dale thereof. to said
PLAINTIFF or erder, the sum OF i've hundred
dollars, S500) with interest thereon ut the rate OF
sale Of .aid tr.cts Of lani. and mat the proceeds
OF such sale b applied to the payment OF SAID
note and OF such amount 40 shall be found due
said PLAINTIFF on said note and mortgage, In
cludiug the Ten per osn'. attorneys fee In said
mortgage mentioned; and to the payment Of
such judgment shall be rendered 10 iAvor OF
SAID PLAINTIFF in SAID action, and that the do
tendants in said scsion be barred and forscoetd
Of and from AL and any right and equity Of re.
dsmpsion aad other rgh. Whatever Of, On, in or TO
said tracts of land IRON and after such sale
thereof and for the delivery Of possess on thereof
70 TIE purchaser at such SAfe. and such further
Judgment will be rendered in said action ~ Is
usual in force Ssurs suits.
Dated this 10th day OF January, a. ID. 1877,
CLOUGH WHEAT,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
jsnlO-4.
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100000 Bottle.
Centaur
Lininlent

have been sold the last year, and not one CON-
plant has reached Us, that ihey have not done
al thai is clained for them. Indeed, scientific
skill cannot 60 beyond the result reached in
these soDderful preparations. Added 20 Car
bolic, Arnica, Mentha, Seneca-0il and Witch
Hazel, Are other ingredients, which makes 9
family Liniment that deles rivalry. Rheumatic
and Bad ridden cripples have by it been ens bled
10 throw away their clutches, and many WHO
Tor yesrs haze been afflicted with Neuralgia,
Scistica, Caked Bre asts, Weak Ba ks, &c, have
found permanent relief.
Mr.. Josi N wesaake, OF Earysyine, o.
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been so bad
that hav. been unLble TO STIR from the house.
i have .ried every remedy 8 could hear Of.
first three Uoitlcs enabled me ID walk with us
my clutches. ! am mendinS raridiy- i ihiak
your Llniment SIM ly q marvel
This Eminent cures Kurns ard sc.lds with
out = scar. Extracts the Poison from bites and
s,ings. Cures Chillblsins snd F5psted-feei, AID
is very eaiacious for Esrache, Toothsche, Itch,
and Cutsneous Z. ultions.
The Csntaur Linimont, Yellow
Wrapper, is intended, for the tough hbres,
cords and muscles OF horses mules, and sai-
mas.
READ BEAD!
Rev. Geo. W. Ferris, Manorhil, Schohsrie
Co., y. Y, SAYS:
My horse was lame for yenr with fetlock
wren n all remsdies utterly failed 10 cure
and 1 considered him worthless until I COM
p,enced TO use Centaur Linimeni, which rapidly
cured him l heartily recommend IT,
1t makes very little difference whether the
case be wrench" sprSin, spawn, or LAM
meas OF any kind, the effects the same. The
great nower of the I.ipimeot is however
shown in Poll-evil, B's-head, sweeny, SPAWN,
Ring-bone, Calls, aud Scratches. This Lini
aent is worth millions OF dollars yearly to the
Stock growers, Livery-men Farmers. and Ihc Sc
having valuable animals 10 care for. We war;
rant its elects and refer TO any Farrier who has
ever used il.
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co,
As DKY ST., NEW YORK.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvKSwoRTH COUNTY,
In the District Court the County of Leavenrerfs,
IN The STATE d Rdnsds:
HENRY l.. NEWMAN, Plaintiff,
WILLIAM TOUGH, HARRIET Z. TOUGH.
Eli GabDert, Haryey w. Ide, 8. s. Jerome,
Daniel X. Garrison, John ii. steiner, Abel III !.
Pierce, James ID. Reed and Thomas Buchanan,
Defendants.
Woo, the abovs-nsmei Daniel r. Garrison
Il Jonn II steiner, Abel III. Pierce. James ID.
Reed and Thomas Buchanan, are hereby notified
that you, with the other defendants above
named, have been sued By the above named
plsi It'll. Henry l.. Newman. In the above-me :
TONED court, and that said plaintiff has filed his
petition In said court in the above-entilled sc.
tion against you and the other defendants above
named. and that You must an wer said petition
on or before Friday, the sixteenth day of Feb
ruary, A ID. ISL, or said petition will be Ia
ken IS true and in gment rendered acce rdingly,
of the following nature, to-wt: A judgment Tor
the foreclosure Of that certain mortgage dated or
, ,i I5;h T day Of July D. l'I5 , By which WI,
to Eli Gabbert, tn following described tract OF
land, situate in the county of Leavenworth in the
State oil Kansas namely the south fifty acres OF tho
east half of the southeast quarter Of section num-
Der eleven u - in town hip number nine (9) south
of the base line Of range number twenty-two,(2zl,
east OF the sixth principal meridian to secure the
PAYNE Mt Of three certain proTs sOry notes Of the
same date, made by SAID William 8. Tough and
Harriet Z. Tough, payable To the order OF said
Eli Gabbert. and by him indorsed to Harvey W.
lfe, who has indorsed the same 20 said plaintiff,
and judgment that the proceeds OF such sale be-
applied 10 the payment and satisfaction Of such
judgment as shall be rendered In said action. and
W tie pay mt OF sail notes and the sums of
money and interest therein epe cifei, ami such
amount shall be allowed On account OF an at
torney's fee in saii action, and that yOu and all
OF the defe ndantS in said action be barred snd
foreclosed Of and nom all and any III hit AMI
equity Of redemption and other II. ht vhnsever
o. On, IN, or to said tact OF iaEd from AMI after
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Tmp.PG i printed viii Ga Ensa Jahasa 4
Ces Printing Ink. go seatA losh stress Philaael-
pAia. Pa isbasss7
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Joshua II. BROWN wfil take notice hereby
81 that b has been sued By Hesry 2. Eisseli,
n which action oAYah Brown, vldeW Of Ersder-
lex 1s0WD, Decreased, md Morris J. Brown, Rob
EFT B. Brown, J0siah b. Brows, John u Brows,
yoshus II Brown. and sarah J. Rrown, hsiTs
1t lag Il RreAeRiek Brovn, deceased, are de-
feDdants Inst the Petition In his sction has been
1lsd In tbs o0es s0f The Clark Of the Diserici
Court Of Leayenworth County, Kansas, that . i'd
defendant, Joshus n. Brown must answer said
Dseietoa o. o. before TIE lstn Cay Of February,
1871. q there vii be found due the plalnti6. on
l0Gs and mortgage executed By said Frederick
Brown, in bis lie tims 70 one Y E. Levin, th<
a0 o. q, 90. yith intersss ss L. per cent. Ter
Aan1A On es43 from JnDs 18th. 1876, sBd on Is
from December 18Th, 1874. aad ON sl3 from June
2Sth, 1874. aad On ~ from UeceDber 10Th, 1873,
and q IS iron June 2sth, 1873, and for Si25 Tor
AttoEnsys fees tox foFecloRing said mortgage,
with costs Of this action. There will aiss We Ia
ken . decree Of foreclosure Of said mortgage,
ba1hna al the right, tile and equity Of redsDp-
ton Of Al nd Defendants 10 snd 70 toe TO- lowing
Described pseaises,io Wit: he sorth half Of the
southwest qaaxsR Of section three ~, IN town
fhip nunbsr even ull, OF range tvenfy 90. in
IesysaW0sh County, kansas; also, an order for
IL ~ q saad noHtgAged premises and payment
Of - ahoVO.mantsoosd moneys, cost Of aAle and
Of ~ 49, With such further or sths1 order on
r>iiof - . he court nay eeem tOG
o. O. IAACuKR,
jaal-W-Ss AttxDey IN fhintt2.
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Rewarded.

Steele & Price, the manufacturers of DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder and DIR.
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts, are re-
warded BY having accredited TO them the
reputation Of manufacturing good articles.
1t is shameful confession TO make that
many people are willing to use aduiterated
articles, because Of a small reduction in
price: and in doing go often subjecting
themselves to injurious effects, for it must
not be supposed that those who are willing,
at the cost OF reputation and for the pur-
pose of gain, to impose sdulterated goods
on the public, would hesitate TO use injur-
ious adulterants. DIR. Prices Cream Bake
ing Powder and Special FIavoring Extracts
are the most perfect made.
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THE INSIRrCTORs.

Report OF .he Fairmont Township
Teachers Association, SATURDAY,
January Ii, 1877.
After the house was called to order, a
constitution was ad0psd for the Associa-
ton. and the following officers were chosen
for one tern, consisting Of four months
for President, A. p. Warrington; Vice
President, Mrs Kate Budd; Secretary, H.
Griffin; Treasury, Miss Phoebe Coffin; and
members Of the Executive COMMITTEES,
Fred Harris, r z. Powell, md H. Griffin.
After the exerch.s OF the day, which
went of very pleasantly, It was agreed to
meet At Prairie Garden Saturday, February
10, 1877, and the association adjourned.
A programme for the next meeting will
be sent to the Weekly seIt week.
HnBKRT GRIFFTE,
Secretary.
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Mr. J. ". HIsBIg has disposed of his
half interest in the Lesvenwoith Bag Man.
ufacturing Co., 10 Mr.. W. A. Rose. his for
mer partner, who, We understand, is to form
a connection with large st. Leuis Bag
Manufacturing House, who will increase
their facilities. As the era of prosperity
is just dawnins upon the Metropolis of Kan
sAs. and as we need both capital and enter
prise, We hop- that Mr.. II. will find it to
his Interest 10 remain in orr city, and
help TO reap the rich harvest eli our future
greatness
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Ha2ln's Aagnolia BALM Isa2v0 and rssAsRsu
tAseoaplexisa; Nmsv0 frsckia. tn ~ ailsv.
-; nako IL skin seH, vhits md delicsta. In
u.13e,tion eannoe b. detected. nax1-so-soAkv9
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EDUCATIONAL.

Programme for The Fairmeunt Town
ship TeoeheFs' Association. Saturday,
February 10, 1877.
l. Geography-Ho~ to teach 10 advanc-
ed pupils-Mr. Warrington.
2. Arithnetic-Analysis of-Mr. Dore.
3. Arithnetic-How 10 teach beginners
Miss Mayginnls.
T. Geomety-How to de7elop-Mr. Grit.
fin. -
5 Reading-Plan for beg1hen-Mr.
Powell.
6. Grammar-How TO teach beginner
Mr.. WhiGock.
Z. Gsography-Plan for beginners-Mia
Coffin.
g. Missellaaeous.
Subject, Corporal Punishment" debat-
9. Select Reading-Mia Rose Budd.
Vocal music furnished by the Misses
Hazlewood.
The Association will meet at the Prairie
Garden school house, three miles south OF
Paramount, Saturday, February 10, 1877.
A general invitation il extended to all
who are interested in educstioRal matters.
H. &xFrS,
efstary.
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- SID u cents 70 Dr.. DuftS U1apsnanRy, 81
Ls1iA No, for hb Aansass GaidA hin AsdiaI
Ttsnfis - Medical AAvisa. - peeo h IN.
1nn-ld
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CHILDREN Your Reg
III storis super ior 10 any other rem
sdy for MzlsIial Diseases among
chilsEen, ana II has large sale in
this section o. Georgia,-W. II.
Russell, Albany, Ga.
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LYoH's BATTALION makes beautiful, siooy, lux
uKians hair prsvsnts In falling out turning gny
Il ~ saeod IL tst ef - ysan. ieharningiy p1.
I'D and has no rival. nR7-te-ssdkvSl
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CONSTELLATION,

TESTIMONY OF TIE CHIEF JUSTICE or
GEORGIA. have used simmons Liver Regu-
l,tor for constipation OF M bowels, caused By II
temporary derangem-n. Of the liver. for the last
three or four yesrs, and always when used &C
eording 10 ihs di ecuons, with decided benefit
i think il 10 a good medicine for tie derange
nent OF the Lives-st least such has been my
personal experience in the use OF 1t. HIRAM
WARNER,
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MALARIOUS FEVERS,

You are st liberty to use ny name in praise
of your Regulator as prepared by you, and rec
ommesd i. 10 every one IS the best preventive
for Fever and Ague in the world. 1 plant in
South Western Georgia, near Albany, Georgia.
and must say that it has done more gosd on n
plsstaiion among my negroes. than any medi-
cine ever used; It supcrsedss Quinine II taken
in tim..
You're, &c, HoS. Ii. HILL. Ga.
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Sellers COugh Syrup.

Dear Sus: l have seen your 'Imperia
Cough Syrup" used in multiplicity Of
cases; and even where physicians, pre-
scriptions me.surably did no good, the
Cough Syrup had very prompt effect,
restoring the patients (who had become
alarmed for their saie,y) to health in an
incredibly short time. &. HAYB-
r. E. Sellers & Co., Proprietors, Ptts-
burg, Pa.
Prics, SLIGO, MoCarty & Sparrow, Agsats.
S6-1t
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stsru,s Oriental Stomach Bi.tsrs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, . perfect renovator and
invigorator Of the system, carrying of all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
. healthy condition, enriching, refreshing,
and invigorating both mind and body.
They are easy of administration, prompt in
action, certain in their results safe and re-
liable in all forms of disease. These Bit
teu are especially adapted to the use Of
Females. Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain Of lsssitude and exhausted vital en-.
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay,
but secure . bottle before it is too late.
Sold by EGERsDoRF. eod&w
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SC. Louis ExO00OO 10oIAOU'
ST. LOUIS. Js..srs 3.
HHP-Nominal; 7oe0l q.
FLOUR-F1m and enefinp Light
wnKAf-LoUsr; No. inll, q S4ol SAX bid
d IS bid February; No. Do, q Is eaah; No.
do. 81 3s3f BID.
Cosx-Lsvef; No. mixed, &c cash; lO1<
640s<c February; 41X0H7fc March.
OATs-Firm8; 33S1 Sc bid.
RYB-Lover 70 alI; lie bid.
waKY-Quist; u o..
BUTrEs-Dun; dairy l50eee; country, 100
1ec.
CoFBU-Firn; no. 0Ho9se.
SUsAR-Q Quiet; raw LouiaiAna, 99k9y<e-
NoLAssn--Jobbing. 5S165c for Phntasi0a.
RIcs-firn; 5LS6x.
EsGs-Scarce aad finn; frsah, 2So3oe.
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ribs sold ut s1xAsx February.
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DRUGS and Medicines,
CsvrsefeS Dolly - ms. zb@sAs4, Wlss0szs
81 GAnmnae 06oaea
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Teaehers' Examination.

An examination o: applicants for teach
erss' certificates will be held at Leaven-
worth in the Criminal Court room, on the
ID and 81 days Of February, beginning at
8 A. NJ. each day.
Examination for grade A will occupy
both days
Applicants for grades ] and . will be ex-
amined on Saturday, the Sd.
A. X. VANEMAN,
d&wlt. County Superintendent.
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.

must OWN hat your
Summons Liver Regulator fully
deserves the popularity it hes At
tanned. A . family medicine il
has no equal. II cured my wife OF
a mxisdy 1 had counted incurable
that wolfsbane Of our American
people, Dyspepsia.
A. L. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Public
scseol, Parish Of Terreb onne,
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Reed and Learn for yourself


Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
because of the Immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not the
case with Boschee's German Syrup, and al
though but few years introduced into this
country, its sale reaches in every town and
village in the United States. Its wonder
full success in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Asthma, and all other diseases Of
the throat and lungs, was fret made known
by distributing every year, for three years,
over 100000 bottles to the afflicted, free Of
charge, BY Druggists. No such q test of
merit was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more Go to
your Druggist, r. Parham, and get bot
tie for 35 cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. aug2i-eod&eoS