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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
THE CHURCHES.
We'll Iitisd sanctuHries ior Les'
>nnday->abbaIh Sermons By the
SlerXV.

ssNb6y-
Last SUNDAY being remarkably be 'utliul
day the people OF the metropolis were reiigi-
ousiy Inciined-peopie in general always are
ON sunny Sundays-and in consequence the
cI,rgymen preached TO good audiences, not
by any mear : to say, however, that Leaven'
worth minist-.s preach to good congretions
only on bright -abbaths, but the unlNe! Sal
ruIs i Inat tII,. better The day the IN re nu-
m,-tous the worshippeIs. The churches Were
we'll alter. d-i last SUNDAY, and they ought 10
have been, for "A prcittf Cay We maven Hhc
tor "A long time. -
Th,. usual s.rvic. Of Sunday were held al
tbr ,'aIh.dra the vast and magn 'ficent edl
nee being c.owded buth morning ana eve
nIug. 81, -. \,
tween shawnee and Seneca streets, the Rev
: L Dodd preached both morning snd eve
ming to good congregations Under Dr
Dp,id'S ministry this church II rapidly In
reHsing and Is more prosperous than II has
been TO, some time past.
The Rev Dr. Nesbit, of Rock Island
preached at tie Baptist church, AT the corner
OF sixth and Seneca streets sunday morn
ing and also IN th- evening Al a:JJ o CLOCK
Mr. Nesbit may be called TO The pastorate o.
The Rev. Mr. Page, preached memorial
sermon at the First Presbyterian church
Delaware street, between xth ana severn. ~
: r cts In the morning, upon the late j. Is
Davies one of the oldest members oil tht
church, the congregation being very large
IN the evening ne. preached upon Laccheus
the curious Publican"
At the irst Congregational corner fifti
and D-law are streets, the pastor, the Rev
l &. BodwelI, preached 10th morning ana eve
ming. -
| Inc Rev. {. +. MUsSey conducted the ser
vices, b"tn mo ming and evening at th'
Westminster church, Walpu ut street, between
Fourth aud EifIh streets.
AT the Church OF SJ Paul (Ep'scopaD cor
ner Seventh and Seneca streets, there " "A
| ho communion at a. m, MOI nlng pray e
| al / n. IN and evening pray. al p. IN, th'
| rector, Kew. 4. W Barry, onciating.
| Tne Rev William smith, pastor OF I'M
| Methodist church, AT the corner OF Flfth ant
I ChocIow streets, preached both morning ant
evening. The congregation AT night was nm
| usually large
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us,lHsraTE TRaNSFEHs.
G.tst "t Property Transfers n Aec""
Cd Yesterday Tn the once "s ane
kext.ser Of Deeds.

r. ,,tnaS billiard and wife, Of Tonganoxie, 10
John Co,l.,ise, tie following described pit ce,
p,rcrI and tact fland The northeast quar-
t..r ofIn. southwest quarter and the no th-
wt-,r a.IarIer OF the sou heast quarter oil Sec
lion Il, cnugatnIng 20 rcres; also the north.
y .-st iractlo ,al quarter OF the northeast quar-
t-r OF s.c;ion d, 60 tanning II acres, AL In
roSrsntp a., rang q, east oi the 6ih primer
pal m,-ridiau, containing ln ALI ~ aci e'--spO
: ran r. H-wmsp ami husband, ot 81
Iuut- 10 siartn T. Haight, -; indianapolis,
q acres iu The. uoI Ia ESCsi q quhi ter oI secIon D.
t,,yu. lp = range -, de>cTlD Il as 10 lows ::
E.InntIg at - A.. int y 500 rods west Ioin
A L., oiul - rod sssuIn OI The northeast CORNER
of t,, mort invest quarter OF said section j.
M, O.. due south ~ rods thence due west
Is l. 100 rods th,uC. due uUrth - foun, ihthce
ut.,. t-.is Is 4-luO rods tn the place %. Deelb-
niug D...tIs Iu. same groui conveyed by
MlutI,-ld s-tsyit and " lie JO sarah r. newman,
bN warrtutce d-,d on u e 5tn day OF april
ls7s. ais, ,li ma. certain piece OF land begin
nInx Il a point ~ rod south of "A point iIz
rods west uf Il. north aSi curIl' oi me norm
west corner ui :, cIIon 3, t"Snshlps =, r"nge Y,
Itt,,ct- >ouIh - 'Ud-, ttIr ce w'7st So-lo fou>
10 "A -puIneaSl corner oi the uac' oi i"hu
fir>r ,b.N I'D a~c. iD.d, thence north d roUs 10
tI,- u,,ft b..stNI conner OF sand INST above de-
~, tt.i Irs,.I ,'>t IS loo rods more or
I,->s q, tnt. I,l,-. "f b,-2tnuIus, containing IN
Ibe ..>t Il >cTIiJrd act So "a scr'-s, mere OF
I.-~. 1000 s.-
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Sherin 8 Sale No. 81.

nUBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
that under and by virtue Of a Judgment
rendered In the District Court, In the County
OF Leavenworth, in the state OF Kansas,
in an action wherein Carlisle Il. Hartman
WAS plaintiff, and Gilbert Ii. Pierce and Eve
Iyn Pierce, his wife, were defendants, and of
an execution issued on said judgment, to me
directed ard delivered, will on mondsy, the
twenty.thiId day OF December A. ID. 1873, at
eleven O'Clock A. N OF that day, at the south
front door of the court house, In the city OF
Leavenworth, in the county OF Leaven-
worth, in TIE state OF Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described tracts of land,
situate lying and being In the county OF
Leavenworth, In the State OF Kansas. name
lot eleven (ID in block twenty-three t2g in
Callahan's addition to LeavenwOrth city.
AlsO part Of the east half OF the north west
quarter of section thirteen u3), township y
nine (sl, Of range twenty-five t22l. The same
commencing at q point on the east line of the
ea~t half of the northwest quarter, forty (Di
rods south Of the north east corner thereof
thence west parallel with the section line
eighty ~ rods thence south along the west
line of said east half Of north west quarter for
iy-four 4p rods, thence east eighty so rods
thence north on east line OF said east half oi
north west quarter forty-four (s4) rods TO the
place of beginning, containing twenty-five
lZ2D acres, and also the south twenty acres oi
said east half of north west quarter, being
eighty lsC) rods on the south line, with east
and west lines thereof forty rods each, and
the north line thereof being parallel with the
south line Of said east half of north west
quarter, the same being the tracts OF land
heretofore attached in this action. Also lots
number four ~ and fve t5) in block num-
ber twenty-three t23J IN Latta's addition "a
the clIy Of LeavenwOfih h. Ms shown per the ~.
curded plat of said addition, on file with the
register of deeds In and for said county and
State, being the lands described In the mott
Dated this 2lst day Of November, ls7s
T.. u. LOWE,
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Consumpsion Cured.

An old physician retired from proctice
India missionary the formula OF q simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nept cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat.
tIops, also a positive and radical cure for ndr-
yous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thodsands Of cases, has felt II his
in To make il hnowu to his suffering fel-
IySs. Actuated by this motive, and desire
TO relieve human suffering, l will send, free
with full direction for preparing and using
i'm German, French, or English. Sent by
mail By addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. W Sherar, Hs Powers BLOCK,
Rochester n. Y. 1une6eowly
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
She riff 5 Sale, No. 63.

DUB &c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
L That under and by virtue of a judgment
rendered in an action In the district Court, in
the County of Leavenworth. In the State OF
Kansas, where n Robe { r. Carr il Plaintiff,
ard A. c. Williams ard James stanton are
Defendants, and of an cNecut' on issued on
raid judgme mt, tn me directed and delivered
will, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of December,
A. d.. 1873 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, at
the south front door of the Court House, in
the City Of LeaveDworth, In the County OF
Leavenworth in the State Of Kansas, offer at
public sale and SILL To the highest bidder, for
cash in hand. the following de-cribed tract OF
land, situate, lying ana beng in the Count ty
of Leavenworth, in the state of Kansas
namely:
Tn northwest quarter of section number
twenty-five (22), in township number eleven
CD, of range number twenty one (2i), east OF
the sixth prncii al meridian, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or les
Dated this 7th day of Nov, mber, A d.. 1873.
L. q. LOWE,
Sheri II OF Leavenworth. County, kausas.
T. A. HI URD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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TILE ENGINEER IL CHARGE
ST. PACL'Ss
The Services ~ 10. Paal's Eptscopal
a. urch On Lat sunday.

The Services as ~. Paal's Episcopsl
q, arch On Lat sunday.
The services at this church on last Sunday,
the 18th inst, both morning and evening. were
particularly interesting and Instructive and
a god number OF worshipers were In attend
suce at both services. The singing and espe-
cia ly the chanting at the morning services
was remarkably fine rs IL always il when
Mrs. Antony. Mrs Smith, MI. Hunt, Mrs,
Ripley and Mrs. McNary occupy their respec.
1--WE seats in the choir and Miss EngltAh pre-
sides al the organ. The sermon by Rector
Rev J W. Barry was spl, ndid effort, one ol
the best sermons we have listened 10 Tor
long time II was logical, practical and deliv'
cred with great clear ness and power. show
ing close thought and deep study The Rev
Barry Is one of the most pronisiug young di
vines in the West
was introduced, which We learn Is to be con.
| tinued at the Sunday evening services, and
| cannot fail to attract universal atten' Ion
| The singing and chanting was done BY G
| choir of small boys, about twenty In mum
bers from eight to twelve years OF age, undel
| the direction of Mr.. Ripley, one Of theSbesl
/ tenor singers in the city. This was their nrsl
1 public exhibition! they have only been un
i der training about two months we learn
mendabie. There are quite number OF very
/ good voices among those little fellows; thel
| entered into the exercises with nnimasio!
and spirit, and acquitted themselves viii
great credit. We have no doubt this new de
| parture In church music will in time becom
| very popular. The sermon OF the Rector "a
q so a very able effort. A FRIEND.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
SheTin'S Sale no. 63

nUBLIC NOIIC Is HEREBY GIVEN
III that under and by virtue OF m execution
ISSUED on n judgment rendefe in an actionIn
the District Court in the county OF Leaven-
worth, In the state of Kansas, wherein VIII
liam SchrOeder Is plsintif and Clinton Flynn,
Ann Flynn, his wife, and others are defend
ants, To me directed and delivered, will, on
Monday. the twenty third day of Decemb, r,
=. U. 1873, at O'Clock T. VI, of that day, on
the premises, In the city of Leavenworih, in
the county OF Leavenworth, in the State OF
Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the follow
ing described personal property, situate, ly-
ing and being in the county OF Leavenwortn,
in the State of Kansas, namely:
The fence around lots fifteen and siNteen
is and 16l and the house erected on said lots
IS and 10, belonging 10 Clinton Flynn and Ann
Flynn, ana their lease hold interest In said
premises, to-wit: lots fifteen ana sixteen In
block thirty nine t39l Leavenworth CITY
Proper.
Dated this -Ist day of November. ISIS.
L. q. LOWE,
sheriff of fLeavenworth county. Kansas.
Scott Ashton attorney for plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
Sheriff's Sale No. 20.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
under and by virtue of an execution IL
sued ON "A ju igment renuered in AN action in
the District Court in the County of LeaSen-
worth, in the state of Kansas, wherein Joel
BroaddUs is Plaintiff. and Richard King and
RI. rnsndO e. Bulkley are Defendants, 10 me
directed and delivered, / will ON Monday the
second dsy of December, A. D. 1873 at two
O'Clock +. NJ, of that day at the stable OF Will
liam Cook, on the north side of Miami street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, In the City
OF LeavenwOrth, III the County of Leaven-
worth, in the State of Kansas, offer at Public
Sale and sc To the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described personal
property, namely: one sOrrel horse colt
about l54 hands high, and about three year
old. said colt has been levied upon, and is tt
be sold ~ the property oi Richard King.
Dated this 2ist day Of November, ls1s.
PC. LOWE.
sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Lucien Baker Attorney for Plant If.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
HOME MARKETS.

HEANSLs2 10 per bu.
RYEca5e.
APPLEtal 25a2 so per barrel.
EGGS-iSc; retail, 20c. Sill sea ce
LARD-7c per pound.
CaEESE-kansas, l0c.
WHEAT-No. :, .Oc No. 8, 6sc; rejected. 81
OATs-i7cs slsc Tor cnoice. Market :steady
POTATOESIEarly hose 25c Peach Blows
IS i0c. A downward tendency noted.
rLOUR-Wholesale,c choice Family xxx
q IS; Golden Eagle, q IS; Dexter ). 10:
Western Rose. el so; Waldron W., s. IS
Premium. xxx, Y 80.
BUTTER-Wholesale, 2Oc, retail sc.
BRAN-Ss per ton
SHIP STUFF-$l0 per ton.
CNIONS-Per bushel, 45c- Retail, s5c-
POULrRY-Chickens, 5. 50; retail, s. 10
per dozen.
BROOMCORN-siO 81 per ton, + xtra hurl,
$50.
BACON-Retail Ioc, for sides; hams, lie
hams l5H
HONEY-yc per pound.
Stock Market.
BEEF CowS-21xGE4c.
BEEF STEERs-25+S31
vEAL-+a+1zc.
MUTrON-2I2t9Sc.
hOGs-s! es-io per cwt. Market better.
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LE,VENMORTH CONTRIBUTION
The tixur.s as tar ne C0u,d be Ob.
taiaed OF the Amounts Sent So0sh
for the Relief Of q stricken People.

tor the Relief Of q Stricken People.
In pursuance of a request received on Mon.
day, N yor Ummethun yesterday gathered
as ne ,rly possible the * CT figures repre-
senring the various amounts sent 10 the
south curing the terrible scourge which has
I Ken away so many people aud left $. many
ramiIi-s destitute and homeless. This report
il designed Ia aid the NaIlonsI Yellow Fever
Commission in publishing a complete record
of all iunds sent, and how distributed. II Is
as follows:
Masonic Fraternity, August 2s, S75, TO Ma
sonic Re ief A Association, Mem,'hIs.
Mssouic fraternity. August Is sl27, 10 Ma
sonic Re As ,ciation, Jackson
I.od &c No I2S, l. q. y. r., August -, SIS, TO
Lodge No q, 90 r, August -, S. TO I.
q -. r., Relief Association, Nicksburg, Chas.
Lehman. chairman
~hoi,m Lodge, /, o. B. B, August 81, SO, TO
10. y. Il. Dotse Memphis.
Shotem LodEe, q. Il. B., August 81, $40 to
10. Il. b New Orleans.
Sholem l. dge, 1. o b b, August 81, $40 10
IO Il Is, NIcksburg.
Sholem Lodge, 1. .. b. B., Nov. L., SO, TO
District Grand Lodge, l.. o. B. b, CINCINNATI
OHIO.
I,rse ties OF Leavs nworih, August rs, &25, 10
Howard association, NJ mphis.
l>raeiit-s OF Leavenworth, August 70 80, to
Howard Association, New Orleans.
Isrseiit.s of Lesvenworth, Augu-t =, s3S,to
Howard Association. Nicksourg-
Isra-lits of Leaven~orth, August Is, SO,
President Hrbr- W Hospital Mtmphi>-
Citizens If L-avenworth, Sept 10, Sis, to
Howard Association. New Orleans.
Citizens of L-avenworth, sept g. SO for
be iefit of benevolent Hssoclai on OF army o.
North Virginia
Citiz ms OF Leavenworih, sept L., 500, te
Howard Association. Holly SPRING.
Citizens of L-avenworth, sept. q, $4uu, u
Howard @ssoci stion, Meuphis-
Ciuzens OF L-svenworth. sept. g, sso2 20, Il
Howard Association, Memphis.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
AN INTERESTING CASE.

UNUSUAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE UNITED
STATES COURT AT INDIANAPcLIs-wHAr
THE JUDGE SAID.
INDIANAPOLIS, November l9.-The grand
Jury of the United States court came into
open court this morning, and by their fore
man. lGen. Hascall, reported that the dis
trict attorney had received instructions
FROM THE PRESIDENT
of the United States, against prosecuting q
certain party for alleged embezzIement in
the first national bank of indianapolis, and
that they had been requested to investigate
the natter, and desired 10 know from the
court whether it was their duty to proceed
with the case, the instructions of the Presi-
dent to the district attorney being to the
contrary notwithstanding, whereuPon
JUICE GRESHAM CHARGED THEM
in substance as follows:
when you were empannelled at the be-
ginning of the term you swore that you
would diligently inquire and true present
ment make of such matters az should be
given you in charge, or might otherwise
come to your knowledge, touching viola
tions of the criminal statutes Of the United
States; that you would prosecute no one
through envy, hatred or malice, and that
you would leave no one unprosecuted
through pleasure affection, reward, or the
hope thereof. Y1u could not ii you would
escape the oblig -tion of this oath by heed
| ing the instruction of the President in this
particular case. The President may, if he
feels 80 inclined, interfere even in advance
of the indictment, by exercising
THE PARDoNING POWER;
| in no other way has he the slightest au.
| thority to control your action. He has II
in his power to pardon the alleged offender
and unless he is willing to take this respon
sibility, he has no more right to contro
| your action than the Gar of Russia. Il
you believe the Presidents instructions &c
the attorney general we're intended to pre-
vent you from making the fullest examina
ton into the matter now before you, anc
from returning an indictment against thu
accused if the evidence should warrant it
you should feel inspired with additiona
determination to do your duty 1.-THE momen
the execuliue is allowed to control the &C
tion of the oourt in the administration o
criminal justice their independence is gone
IT Is DUE THE PRESIDENT
to say that the court does not believe h
has any desire to encroach upon the judi
ciary, or that he contemplated any unwar
ranted interference by his instructions Il
the District Attorney. The District attor
ney says in open court that he is ready AM
willing to aid you in any examination o
this case which you may feel called upoI
to make. He and his assistant are faith
full officers and will render you all Deces
sary aid in tn is a. in other cases."
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
Sherjff's Sale No. 81.

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un.
der and by virtue OF an execution issued
on a Judgment rendered in sn action In the
District Court in the County of Leavenworth
in the State of Kansas, wher in sarah A.
Mitchell was Plaintiff, and avid b. Mitch.
ell was Defer dant, to me directed and de-
livered, 1 will on Monday the second day OF
december A. ID. ISIS, at eleven O'Clock NJ
of that day, at the s"uth front door of the
Court House in the City of Leavenworth, III
the County of LeavenwOrth, In the State OF
Kansas offer at Public sale and sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the 10 low
ing described Tracts of land, situate lying
and being in the County of Leavenworth, In
the State of Kansas, namely:
Lot number seventeen 10 in block NUMBER
nineteen 49, in l. ,avenwOrth City proper,
lots mum ber one u and two y In block number
twenty-One (2ll in Latta's Addition To leav'
enworth City, lot number seven "a and eight
(s) in block number twenty five (25) in Fsck-
ler's Addition to Leavenworth ity, and
the southeast quarter 90 Of the northwest
quarter 60 of section number nine tsl ol
tow uship number nine ~ and range number
twenty-five -
PC LOWE,
sheriff of Leavenworth County. Kansas,
| Z. STILLING., Attorney for Plaintiff
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NEW nkPRoDucE MARxEr
NEW YORK, November

NEW YORK, November ~.
FLOUR - Steady and prices unchanged ;
superfiue western and State, IS 25d3 10 COIN
mon 10 good. IS 1913 30; good To choice,
- OO9Si SO; white wheat extra, - oo9o 70; II.
Louis, s. oJCa5 20.
WHEAr-In fair demand; upgraded red,
q UlaI u; No. g. spring. Sc; ungraded am
Der, sl 0Ial Ols+ ungraded white, 81 Os9l Us )
No. 2do, 81 t51s9l ~
BARLEY-Duil and unchanged.
.CoRN-Firmer; ungraded, ASi6s4c; No. ),
SIC; No.2 46Jstss6,4 &c; round yellow, 6z96!1ac.
OATs-DulI I; mixed western, 3id3l1ac' white
western, 3ld36Hc.
COFFEE-Nominal'y unchanged.
SUGAK-Quiet and unchanged.
MOLAsSEs-Dull and unchanged.
RICE-Steady.
EGGs-Steady, western, &c.
POkK-Quiet; mess, u 51s7 %.
BsEF-Quiet.
CUT Me .TS-Steady.
MIDDLEs-western long clear, sc; shorl
clear, &c.
Akp-Quiet prime steam, q % 80 Z'%.
BUTTEk-Firm western, 6.H.
CHEESE-Nominally unchanged.
WhIsKY-Dull; 81 US.
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PHOBABLY FATtLLN INJURED.
a Yoang Lad Employed ni 'h" c"n'
Soasa Ha~ Ills >huii Crushed bS .

On Saturday night a lad named John
R,tchford, sged about fifteen years, residing
at the corner of Fifth and. cheyenne
streets, wa probably fatally injured by
bl.St ia the cpsl sh 1T, piece OF slate or Goa
I on tue blast str king him ia the Tlght s4d.
OF the head, crushing his sEu'i. lie ~as car
TIed home about three O'Clock on ouu4aS
r,,nrnt,,v A uuXsIctau caIi. DuJ at the pn.s-
.nt tim his ilfe hangs by the slcnderesl thf"sa
ana ~niI.- his recov- ~ n among thr DO
liabilities he may die AT The uthe oi 's tiie
IA All th,. lad did not get lar enough away
la % out oI the reacn Of the effect oil the tN-
uln>Inn, although he though he was out oi
Gauser. No lame - attached 10 any one Oh
account of the accident.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

of8o10Oeoo 0R . O00coe0cy q kao11s
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the natural youthful color can be restored
by using "London Hair Color RestoTer," the
most delightful article ever introduced TO the
American people Tor increasing its growth,
restoring its natural cOlor, and at the aame
time Q lovely hair dressiDg and beautinef.--
IL In totally different from all others not
sticky or gummy, and free from all lmFure
Ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; In fsct IL is exQuisitely perfumed
and % cleanly and elegantly prepared q 70
make IL Q lasting hair dreastnS and toilet
luxury.
IA. TYNB, A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
Wilson, n c., WTites: Son1e ten yean 80
nv vtfer hair commenced 1lling, and go'
very thin and turned gTay bot aftef USING
London Hair Color RSstorsr" the scAlp b
came healthy, the hAiy Stopped falling, th<
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Ask yoSr druegia fss London Hair Colo
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Tor - Main Depot for the United 8 asea
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
Liver l0 King

The Liver is the imperial organ Of the
whole human system, as it controls the life
health and happiness of man. When it IL
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds Of
ailments are the natural result The diges.
ton of food, the movements of the heart
and blood, the aston of the brain and ner.
vous system, are all immedirtely connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's Au
gust Flower is unequaled in curing all per
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plaint and all the numeroussymptoms that
result from an unhealthy condition Of the
Liver a.d Stomach. Sample bottles to Try
10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Weseern Continent Three doses viii
prove that is is just What you want
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed admin.
istrafor OF the estateo Of William > Gable, de-
ceased, by the Probate Court of Leavenworth
county, Kansas, and all per sons Indebted 10
w S Gable 4 Co.. are hereby notified ana
requested to come forward and settle such in
debtedness by note or otherwise on OF before
January I, A. D. 1873. or else such claim will
be collected by dos course flaw.
B. b. MOORE,
Administrator of the estate Of W. g. Gable,
eeceaaed. uovi4W3G
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. i
are warranted to cure Gonnorn1a, 9leet, Cor
dee Structures, Diseases Of the kidneyA biad-
der and Urinary organs OF males eno 10
males.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. . Is sure remedy
for the SpermatorrhRs, seminal WEAKNESS,
nightly emissions, the los Of power, ceoeeo
OF DR.. Hunters Sps cinc q per bottle. lnJec-
ton, sl per bottle. sent everywhere oy sx-
press DIR. J. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, NO.
Send too stamps for treatise. Cure guAran-
teed or the money refunded.
Theo. EgersdOrn, Agent, Leavenvoftn,
Kansas. mAyl1-0Oo6W.