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YlaAC.Ylaag.

The Wang Ylang il flower produced
BY . large tree, and its edor il 20 powerful
that il scents the air for nilss around the
tress. Dr. Price prepsss hin Wang Wang
Handksrchief Extract iron tie otto of
these Aovers, Reprsseating their delightful
odor. and il i char0isg perfume, having
fragrancs unlike any sther Handkerchief
extract All of d.. Prices American Per
fumes ass adnizsd for their daribility aid
svseea& d&Wlt
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The Certain, Speedy and harm
less remedy for children, is Pitchers Casio
ria. 1t is as pleasant to take as honey and
as certain in its effects rs Castor Oil. For
Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach, and
Disordered Bowels, there is nothing like
Castoria. june6-w122
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The teeth may be rendered time-prooi
by brushing them daily with Sozodont. No
tartar can encrust them, no canker effect
the enamel, no species Of decay infest the
dental bone, if this pure and delicious den
thrice is faithfully used to the exclusion
Of every other preparation.
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Wanted.

An energetic canvaseer for 'Barnes' Cen
tenary History"-a superbiy illustrated and
taxing book-in Leavenvorth. Apply At
once to A. S. BARNES & Co.,
Publishers, l13 and lis State ST.,
jan1Sw2t Chicago.
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
CouarY or LRAv1nwosra.
In LAs Prsesss Court in aad for s1id Couafy.
In The matter Of the Estste Of
ANDREW HOIFIHS,
Deceased
NYoTICE Is HER zDY Givkn, That Letters Of
IN Ad0.1istxation have bssa granted - the
Underlined ON the Estats 81 Andrew Homns.
LATE Of said County deceased, BY the Honorable,
the rrobass Court Of the County and susie af,re-
I'D, dated the I'D day d Deesoser, 4 d. 1876.
NoI, ell persons having c!aims against :he said
Estate are hereby nosined thse they must present
the same 10 the undersigusd Ter allowance, With
in one year ffs0 the dass Of sid Lettsrs, or thsy
nay be prseluded from any benefit OF such ssta o;
and that il such claims b. not exhibited within
thres jean ait<r the date Of said letsers. they
0xaRET HOFFINI, AdDinistraAr
Il the Eseats OF AIDR8W HOPFINE,
Dec nboR nd, 1876. Deceased.
II WrrH0s wE1ssoS, I ths lnAenigsed, Pro.
base yuAss Of Lesvenworih County,
bsve hereto sse ny hanA and aMxsd
fs1AL.l the sal ef The said Prooate Court this
nd day q DeceDbr, A. ID. 1875.
SAN. d. LECOAPTE,
jan4-W3t Probate Judge.
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New York Produce Market,
NEW YORE, Lssssry q.

NEW xOAAs SgSeovy u.
FLoun-Strong and quiet; superhns western and
state, IS 1896 00i common % god, Is 10os Is
good to choice. IS 2oos 30; White wheat, e1trs,
Sc 3506 30; ST. Louis, Is 1893 Is.
WHEATIQuist and light demand; No. Chi.
cago, 81 IS; winter red western, In aoee, o. 50.
RYK-Quiet; Western. SlOs6c.
BARLEY-DulL
CoRH-Nore active; new, scarcely - firm; old,
firm; new steam, mixed. s1H06i1Sc; mixed old
western in store, 60a6lHc; afoat, &c
white, 46S55c.
CoFF.E-Quiet and unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady and quiet.
MoLAssEs-Nev Orleans, quiet and unchanged.
RICE-Fsir demand and firm.
EGGs-Dull; western, 30SS3s.
PoRK-Dun and heavy; new msas, Oh Is
spot.
BEK1-Quiet.
HAMs-Western picked, II.
MIDDLEs-Long clear middlss, quiet, western,
81; city, 81
steam, S1l 3oa11a; cl0dng at Sl1 30Oll IS spot ;
Sl1 32dlI 80 February.
BUrrRR-Dull; Western, l2A30c.
CHEEsE-Quiet; 70l4c.
WHIsKY-Sl 10.
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ExrESsvs preparations are being Per.
fected for the approaching Bal Mosque to
be given BY the Purim Society. Mr.. r. n.
Hesh6eld who is At present in the east
will probably bring several new costumes
to be used.
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The Centaur Liniments allay

pain, subdue swellings, heal burnr, and
will cure rheumatism, SPAWN, and any
flesh, bone or muscle ailment. The White
Wrapper is for family use, the yellow
Wrapper for aaimalr. A list of the in
gradients are contained around each bottle.
They are cheap, speedy, and certain.
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H.ll.vay,s Pan. and Oi,t..s,s

Scrofula vas considered incurabls until
the great discovery of "Hollovayis Pills
and Ointment" flashed upon the world.
Diseases which battle the skill of the medi-
cal schools, readily yield to these peerless
remedies. Scurvy, Eryipelas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, and all cutaneous eruptions are cur
able BY them. 25 ceats per box or pot.
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"Sellen' Cough Syrup" viii cure the
worst cough Immediately. / have recon-
mended it to many Persons and in every
case they have given elesr testimony that
il gave immediate relief. / have used it
in my own family, and find it a sure cure
for coughs and colds in all cases.
A. L. SIMMONS.
r. E. Sellers 4 c., ProPrietors, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Price, Sl0e, McCaty & Sparrow, Agents.
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NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Three Or Mere q iss SaFEsoas Aboat
- Revisis Topeka and Fert Scott.
Relief u The Afflicted 81 ear State
without Gslng - lnAianaPslis.
The Surgeons viii Be At the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, Topeka, January Is, &c, and q,
and at tbs Gulf House, Fort Scott, January
30, and 3lst 1877. They will have with
them this time . much finer outfit of braces
and appliances than heretofore, and in
every respect will come fully prepared to
treat all Surgical cases. Paralysis, all kinds
of Deformities of the Face, Spine, and
Limbs, Diseased joints. Diseased Eye, Ca
tarrh, Private Diseases, Piles, Fistula, etc.
Remember, these Surgeons are from the
old reliable National Surgical Institute
founded by DR.. II. r. Allen.
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Ponds Extract. To stop bleeding
from lungs, nose, gums, stomach, bowels
uterus, piles or elsewhere. Its action is
remarkable for promptness and efficacy.
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Prr1sIulo, January Is, 1855.

PTTN1Uk0, Jsnuasy 10 Ic0os
Aessz. 4. Z Sellers & Co.: Gents-I
hereby certify that my son vas - afflicted
with Rheumstism that his leg vas drawn
crooked and very much disabled. Be ~
eonpaessly cured b. Mig -gsh....s
r. E Sellers & Co, Proprietorl, Pitts
Price, $l.O0, McCarty &sparrow, Agents.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital weakness or daueaa-
sion : . weak exhausted feeling. 10 eser.

sion ; . weak exhausted feeling. 70 eser.
ros courage the result Of nanfnl
OV0rWork Indo0orotaons
or e1ooooeo, q some drain upo. the
sy.sea, i alx.y. cured b HU1RlRgIy
HOAkOPATAIC SeECIRlC No SS,
Il toess up and invigrass the systeu, dis
psb ths Gloon and depoade.cy, inpazsa
Strength sad esGU,Cstops The drain and
njavena1a the entire man. Been used
twenty yean With perfect socceo By fhou-
sasda. Sold BY dealen Pries, Sl.oo pea
single vial, or $500 Per package Of I've
via1s and $500 vial Of powder. Sent BY
Ill q receipt Of price. Addss. HUE.
PaRYYS' HOMEOPATHIC aRDlCIgR
CO1PANY. 562 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
nso.::EessdorG, Agent Lsavs.vossh,
XaaasI iunso 1sv&v
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Lemon.

The lemon which Yields the finest flavor
is grown IN Messina, And it is fro n the fla
vorinE principle abstraet.d from the riad of
this fruit tina, DR.. Prics prepare his Special
Flavorins Extract Of Lemon. While other
Lemon Extracts in the msys I in q little
time have the t,ste and odor 4 turpsntine,
Dr. Prices Extract will for suy length Of
time retain its intense iennny taste and
smell, and this is due 20 the fine quality of
fruit from which il il N AIDE.
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Carpenter and builder, solicits orders from
the country. Apply at this Office, or $40
ottawa street. sep7-wtf
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procured and increased. Government
claims promptly collected. Address len
closing stamp ". II. Goddard, Greenburg
Ind. Wit
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We acknowledge the receipt OF an invita-
ton to attend select party, to be given
at Odd Fellow Hall by the Young Mems
Modern Social Club, on Thursday evening.
The parties given BY this club are first
class in every particular, aud are always
ENJOYABLE
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Ponds Extract. The Household Re
medy for Pain, Cuts, Burns, Rruises, etc.
Always reliable. 1t never fails. Give it
trial. eod&w
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Ponds Extract. 1.-THE Vegetable
Pain Destroyer" never fails to afford relief
from Pain. Try it once, and nothing
could induce you to be without it.
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The WEEKLY TINES and Kansas Farmer
one year for $500. Send your money to
this office.
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~ - ~ - naA d. sh9nAs aAvufinna1
0AvtW tfDa. jUsu
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ST. LOUIS. Jnsssy y
Hoes-sts.dy; light shiyPtng. es ooes 50; me-
ditto, Is S5a5 90 fancy. Is 20. Rsceipta .. 200.
CATTLE-Slow, and the demand - mainly for
butchers pony steers. - o. - IS; fair 70 choics
COWS and h.iieEs, sSH94 90. Rsosipts, 500.
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Diamond OIL.

DBo@O0O Vhks
"A Enimeat universally acknowledged as
the most renowned quick cure ever brought
before the public, for the perfect cure both
OF man and beast This popular and great
healing remedy ~ long needed By suffering
humanity, l. giving unboupded uroofa ~
its merits BY all having tested it. unrivaIled
power: For sale by E J. Humphrrr A
%, Wholesale and retail druepists cor,s,
Delaware and Third streets,
decl0oau-d&v
A GIRL who ia destitute and ham.,...
and i seriously afflicted With rhsuu..;..
rstuznsd to Kansas City day b.fo.. v,...,'
day. 6hs lad beea ssas Aers iur tr...,,...
bls ~ ssturned to thoss Who -, ~.
less. Uhsy nov claim hat she helos. !.
Iii eiV.
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The police made raid on the house Of
i'll fame kept by Matte Dunning on lower
Main street yesterday and arrested the
"boss" on the charge of stealing wood and
coal from Capt. Woods coal yard. She was,
in default OF the bond required locked up
in the calaboose.
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BALTIMORE, M, JssssSy q.
CoRN-Mixed western, qaist and steady, new,
5qe.
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4 Sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure the Gonnorhea,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
Dr.. Hunters Specific No. IL . surs rem
edy for the SpeTmatorrhea, Seminal weak
nen, nightly emissions, the lo0 Of power,
caused BY alf-abuss or excessive indul-
gence. Price Of Dr.. Hunters Specific, -
Per bottle; Injection, 81 per bettla. Sent
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
tzeasiea Cure guaranteed o. TIE money ~
funded.
Tho. Essr.dorf agent Lssvenvorth, Kan
~ am27sod&vl0
HAHY thousands of dollars has been
sps.t in distributing, fres Of charge, sam
pie bottles Of BoscHK1's GnMAN 6YnUR 70
all pazts Of this country, 70 tboss suffering
from Cough, Asthma, Hemorrhagea, Gen.
sumption and ether Throat and Lung Dis
easss, that the afflicted might satidy them
selves, that this remedy would save them
from hos fatal diseases. No person has
ever ussd this medicine without getting
Immediate relief, yet thers are great many
poor, ss6ering, skeptical penoas going
shout our streets With suspicious cough,
and voice Of consumption coming from their
lusgs that will not try it II you die, it il
your own fault, - you can 10 TO your
Druggist r Parham, and get . SaapIe
Bottle for 10 cents and try it three doses
viii relieve any case. Regular siss only
rs ennts. aus25- eodlssov
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.
Peer, ~ ~ Office
Nearly over J. Wollnan's Clothing Store,
cornerof Fifth and Delaware street.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas
DR.. PEER-Dear Sir: 1t is With pleas
IRE make this statement to you for the
benefit of others. have been severely af-
nicted with heart disease and rheumatism
for long time, till had nearly lost the
use of my limbs. With few treatments
my pSins and trouble ceased as if by mag
ic. The cure is wonderful. Refer any one
to nc, corner OF Sixth and Ottawa street,
No. Sig. Mrs JULIA BkENsFIELD.
Mira Marian Lewis, corner of Seventh
and kickspoo, cured o. rheumatism with
two treatments, and many Others can be
eeen al this Office. jsn2i-dlt-wlt
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A BOY named Mitchell, who lives in Mis-
souri,, while walking too near the edge Of
IN air-hole in the ice near the bridge, yes
ternoon, fell into the water, but managed to
crawl out without assistance, and escaped
drowning.
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chenck's Pulmenic syrup, Sea Weet
Tonie, and Nandrake Pills.

These deservedIy celebr aisd and popular medi-
ciaes have effected Q revolution in the healing
art, and proved the fallscy Of several maximi
which have for many years obstructed the pro-
that Consumption Is incurSble'' deferred phv-
sicians from attempting to lind remedies for that
disease. and patients afaicted with 1t recouciled
shem,el Ives to death without making An effort to
escape from doom which they suppose |. TO b
unavoidable. II b now prove1, however, that
Ceassnptios On b cured, and that II has bees
them appersnIly desperate ones) BY sehenck' Q
Pulmooic syrup alone; and in otner cases by the
same medicine 10 connection with Schenck' q
Sc. Wed Ieoie :nd Aandr.ke fills. one or
DR.. Schenck himself Who enjoyed unineer.
rupsed good health for more thaa forty jean,
ofdeaih, his hysiciaas having pronsuneea his
case hopslsss, AID abandoned hin % his fate
He was cured BY the Aforesaid medicines, and.
sascssd have used Or. sshsscS's preparaiis.s
With the aAAs remarkable success.
Full direetions accompany eesh: makirg Il
sSs T. =:
ined, and for thts purpose u be PROFESSIONALLY ct
his principal once. Coner Sixth and Arch SIS.
.r RI every hs.d.,. where al 'eusr'
schsnek's medicines are sold BY all druggists.
RUPTURE cured in from % 70 % days BY tbs M
Of the Triumph Trus and Triumph Rupture Rsn.
sdy, manufactured By the Triumph Company, 81
Bovery, n. Y. and 1875 Chestnut Street, Phila.
delphia- This Truo and supporter took the
medal at the last seion Of the Great American In.
stituts Fair. Sod 10 eean for their nsv besk.
aAvlp
Popular Illustrated book (36o pagesl 1AxHooD!
wonAxHooo NAlaIAGsi Jmpediments to Mar
mage; the canse and cure. Sent securely sssleS,
post paid for 50 oents. BY Or. C. Wnrrrnl. Gil
ST. Charles Sxsse. 81. Louis. No.. the great
specialists. Read his worda
LYOH's KAfHAKIoN makes beautiful, Glossy, luz.
urians hair prsvsnts il falling out turning gny
Il ~ steod IL tsst ef - ysasa Lehaningiy p9.
unsl and has no rival. nH7-te-ssdkvSl
Has,aS Aagnolia BALM Isv0 anA nsassss
thseoaplexisa; rsmsvo frsckio, tn 81 allSv.
~; nako IL skin seh, vhits sad dslicata. In
pn1lenxien eannoe b detected RR4scSoAAv9
- SID u cents - Dr.. DuttS D1lpsnanRy, 81
Lsxis. No, for hh Marriage Gaids, hin Modal
Tn.ts ~ Medical AAyisa. - ~. h IN.
1ls-le7
Tmp paper i xintsd viii Ga Ensa Johnna 4
Css Printing Ink. go ssatA losA stress, Phnaael-
pAia, Pa fsbass97
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Administrators Netice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LzAvENwoRrH COUNTY. ts'
In the Probate Court in and FOR sqif County:
In the matter of the Estate Of
4. MARION HOoklSS,
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
IN OF Administration have been granted to the
undermined On the Estate OF a harion Hoskins,
late Of said County. deceased, by the Honorable
the Probate Court Of the County and state zfore.
said, dated the fifth day Of January, 4. D.
1877. Nov, all persons having claims against
the said Estate are hereby notified that they
must present the same TO the undersigned for al
lowancs, within one year from the date OF 50 ID
Letters. or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate. and that IL such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the date
Of said letters, they shall be fore7er barred
MARY HOshISS. Executor Of the Estate Of
A. MARION HOsKISS, Deceased.
January 5th, ls71.
In witness whereof. !, the undersigned, Probste
Judge OF L-avenWorth County, have heFeto
set my hand and Affixed the seal Of the
Aaid Probate Court THIS 5th day Of January, A =.
D., 1877. SAM u LkCOAPIE,
isn25 wi~ Probate Judge.
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Third GrsnA Msnthly Drawing. Monday,
March 5th. Capital Prize, $50. COO. Tiekets so
each. eodS7
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iMy.,ee.iss GUIDE,
fMT Z FLosA y;

beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely lustz.t-d.
and containing an elegant eolored Fiorer Plat
With the Arxt number. Prics emily as cents for the
year. The first No. for 1877 lust issued in German
and English.
viek's Flower r Vegetable Garden, in pa-
per ~ cents; with elegant cloth Govern 81 o.
Weeks CatalOGue-300 illustrations, only
cents.
Addres. JAMES VICE, Rochester, N. Y.
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LEGkAFH AeD NRssES G xR,

Hsrirg had during the las tweaiy rcars o;
nv life 10 a:;eD % Racing Stock, and b aving
had 70 much trouble with them with Collie,
Grubb.. &C.. gave me a greet deal ol trouble;
having card OF your RsEulator cure Ior tire
above diseases concluded 20 try IT, sf:er trying
oae PAcxAGE Ia Mash I found il TO in
every instance ii is only 10 be tire! TO prove
what hav. said in lis praise. / can send YOU
CerIic<t-s from August, CIilton Il Macon, as
TO the cur.-of- n Horse.
GEORGE wAYMAS, Macon, Ga, Jaly Gath.
1875
Genuine, Prepared only by J. II zEiLIS a.
co rhiladeiphia. Pa.
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MEDICAL
~ TN MID PoW1R
HON6EOPATHIO SPECIFICS

&CORES&
uU0HRXYD
HOMEOPATH1C SPECIFICS
leea a 8slesal ne q WY xe1..:
ETeFyWSeFe TX I'd 90 w
SRlffZ EC3NSAl CxEoS4G kkgC4ElE
Se1IEI1es ki6Wm. 2keX 9ES - Z!kGk
tSe 1eS1Ie want, NavflE tlRe Oh RllI{f
Sve3{i1E sIeEneSS ond e09e11nf. ~
ilTIo sSeel6c tke Vel tFle1 Eesef3l:
a. q q e4ineat 1kysaeaaG .
H- r:,sr. co,.. eSss. i,s.,.,,.,o,. o:t !;
5. Csyia1-Celic, OF Tsethisg q isf..fa 8
He:..eEZ, o,irins. a. c0ia f.
). Csagns, Cod, B.;aeAiEi. 3
3. Meaiae kes, Sick Heada1he. VGtiee 8
IL. sspPressed, or Painful Periods. g
Il. whites, too Profuse Perioda. 3
IL CroaP. Cough, Difscult Bre.iAinf. 3
= s:le H.. ET.ip:...; Esp.sa.+
Is. Fever and Ague, Chill Eev.z. Agua. =
Ia. OphihsIny, and Sore o. Weak Eyes. 9
=. WSoopinE-Cs1gh. violent eoaghs. e
n. ls1A1a, Oppressed Breathing. =
~. EaP Dl-c harges, impaired hearing, =
N SCo6ala, enlarged glands. Svellinss, .
n GeSoraI Detihty, Physical weakne6. .
g. Dr0DsY and scanty 6ecretious, -
n 0eorSSekness, sickness from riding, y
n. Eiln0Y-Disease, Gravel. -
II NerVoSs Debility, Seminal WsaknS
or involuntary dischargeA 10
E E On S:;:. Hf W.:.s:s:.s .tss.ti.s.a.: &
Sl. Painfal Psriods, with 6paas .. =
q E1iiopssy. spasns, s. Vitn.' D..n. 40
~ DipHiSoria, liberated sore Throat, =
= Chronic Congestions and Erupfio.as -
FAMILY CASE4
O.ss Morocco, With abovs y lazgs vial -
Csse tHosoocol Of % ls.ssvials and Bod. SO
@TAsss rsusA1so ore os1e ~ -
oeSo Or sang10 b0x - any part - tA0
oo1naEy. nEes q charge On rsestpe -
DRSee. AAdBooO
Humpheeys'
Homeopathlo Medicine o.
o0sos nd Depot, No. s62 BnoADvAl. NxV yo,
Fer Sale ~ an DgUG01s1ss
Theo. Egersdorh and E. ]. Humphrey
4 Co., agents At Leavenworth.
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d&w1t. County SuperinendeI
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HOME MARKETS.

TIMES OFFICE, I
LlAvDHwosfH. January Is, 1877.
Ieo...crnp DAnY -. THE TIAEal
Produce Market.
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Election Over

But Insley Bros are still buying good
mules. nov30- wtf.
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You can always sell a good mule to
Insley Bros, At the Mansion House stables.
nov30-wtf.
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Mutilated N1rnis1~ 10 oade perfect with
Spaiding's Glue d&~
, 1877-07-20
Scenes in Cairo.


The traveller who desires to see the Mo-
hammedan at home cannot do better than
to seek him in Cairo, and he finds in the
narrow, picturesque streets of the old
parts of the town scenes of interest which
he may seek in vain elsewhere. When he
emerges into the modern quarters the
change is remarkable. Though all the
tyranny of the Turks has not sutficed to
alter the iDdelible characteristics of the
place, and though the wide squares, the
fountains, the gardens, the arcades, the
watered roads, the rows of villas have a
half French look, the people who crowd
every thoroughfa1e are as unlike anything
European as they can be.
Here is long string of groaning cam
els led by a Bedouin in a white capote,
who carries loads of green clover or long
fagots of sugar cane. There half dozen
blue gowned women squat idly in the
middle of the roadway. A brown-skinned
boy walks about with no clothing on his
long lean limbs, or lady smothered in
voluminOus drsperies rides by on a
donkey, her face covered with trans
parent white veil, and her knees nearly as
high as her>chin. A bullock cart with
small wheels, which creak horribly at
every turn, goes past with its cargo of
treacle jars. Hundreds of donkey boys
lie in wait for a fare, myriads of half
clothed children play lazily in the gut
teTs, turbaned Arabs snoke long pipes
and converse energetically at the corners,
and every now and then pair of running
footmeD, in white shirts and broad, wide
trousers, shout to clear the way for car
rage in which, behind half-drawn blinds,
some fine lady of the viceTegal harem
takes the air. She is accompanied per-
haps by little boy in European dress,
and by q goVerness or nurse whose bon
net and French costume contrast strange
ly with the veiled figure opposite.
A still greater contrast is offered by
the appearance of the women who stand
by as the carriage passes; whose babies
are carried astride on the shoulder, or
sometimes in the basket so carefully bal
anced upon the head. The baskets hardly
differ from those depicted on the walls of
the ancient tombs, and probably the baby,
entirely naked and its eyes full of black
flies, is much like what its ancestors were
in the days of the Phsraohs. In the older
quarters of the town the scenes are much
the same, only that there is not 80 much
room for observing them; for the streets
are seldom wider than Paternoster Row,
and the traveller who stops to look about
him is roughly jostled by Hinbad, the
porter, with his heavy bale of carpets, or
the uncle of Aladdin, with his basket of
copper lamps, or the water-carrier, clank-
ing his brazen cups, with an immense
skin slung around his STOPPING shoulders.
London Saturday Revieso.