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THE ART OF PROLoNGlNG LiFE.-PEOPLE
generally desire long life good health sirknes
premature death almost violations OF the
laws that govern our ply steal beng aud Of which the
masses are ignorant II knew Uetier they would do
better but how can they avoid evil that know
oiY While efforts made through hc public schools TO
rive each chid cailvd English educ alton
the children permitted TO aud the
the structure ut thoir bodies aud the laws OF
physical being. upon which their heath aud lives de-
pend. They sent TO school AMI ctanmed with
arithmetic grammar and geography BY ieaclers who
hygiene. They are taught locate mountains and
trace tho river OF foreign countries taught
10 locate the vital and glands at thor bodies,
or trace the veins arteries ana nerves ia thor various
tides and the OF tho she phi
iosorhy OF winds aud stors but they have
conception oi tho relative effects their health
OF breathing pare impure has their
bodies clean and healthy by regular bathing. Tho
crminaiity Of such neglect Ia teaching becomes sp
pareut when consider that the masses. ignorant
violating the laws vi heath. bring themselves sick
ness. suffering and DEATH that IL light otherwise bs
avoided. In this condition .. things Welcome into
being any WORK that Is calculated to impgrt to the
masses knowledge OF the structure of their own
bodies. the laws health and tho Importance OF observing
those laws We lind DR. PiERcEs COMMON Sgssk MEDICAL
ADVISER TO be Just such work II is pay sioogcs aud
pathological and the maor part oft should be converted
ul study will enable the healthy their health
aud the scky 20 aiu healk Every should
H. and rs their children become ot Instruct them
IN the s!important truths IL contains, Were this zone
and many youth saved from "A life licen
tiousnass The book contains nearly thousaud
Is proiu sely illustrated with co"rod plates
Cravings. and can he had by sddre..iug T. " PIERCE
r. Prics, post paid 81 5oUnited Brethren AID Jour
nal
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CONSUMPTION. WEAK LUNGS. CoNsUMPTION.
Throat i'iseascs. General DEBILITY. py,pepsis.
or indigestion. scroiulous Afcctlaus aud
All Diseases caused by impaired Nigor Of tho
Loss OF Nervous Power ANA Enersy
Poverty of the Hood.
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Prices, 81 and s., per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER a co, Chemists,
Sold by druggists No 80 John ST.. New YORK..
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SPEEDILY AND RADICALLY CURED 81
THIS GRAND SPECIFIC.

wISCHEsTER's nYPOPHosPHITE or LINE AND
SODA.
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III 1T Is YOUR PURPOSE TO BUY CLEANS
SULPHUR soar AK Tor the srsiee by il. aIl and
satisfy yourself inspection that what bay Ia
nAme Other sulphur sometimes s,ld to per-
sons who imagine they purchAsins tlcnLs which ~
inhnitry superior ali others remedy diseases of
the skin and bemsh1s OF the complexion sold BY drug
gists aud fancy goods dealers g. y. CKIfrEN-
TON. proprictor. 9th
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LAUaENr.RIcHARD COLLECTION.

E LAUGENr.RIcHAgD COLLECTION.
90 a,., class modarn
~ Old rAISiIxGs
SALE E ss @ s sss Axn
18th MAY ISIS.
ataP.M
oyYIEw
Private russaay 2lst May, Public wedns,d'y a2dM May
From 80 +. NJ. to SOP NJ
A's,, ne: i. e, Hnaa asss. r5 4
Espsri.t e: me 1GisrS p sEjrs PETIT
ii. Rue Lepslletisy 7. Rue 81 Goarsss.
peRai r. Ras :s az 0 faasoass Moa.m.s
Of whom the Catalogue may BIO had
MODERN PAINTINGS:
sSS:s.s;ss;. $ ;s$s%S'a E E:; ' Koa..
sS Dss.%s. j .ss' kind - Fsys soa.,..
y 81 p'i rspre. a SS:isa; z T.sss'''
OLD IL p", pxrSrrxas.
Chsrda. vrayens,d Gaarei Van ;eyen IIeda. David dc
Nssr SCI Rny.issI Mic M-yer rrudhon Van dor rssi
renisss. w~piI Oros,e. Jr RssDurn-
DARLs THEATRES. UNIVERSAL KxHiBITiON-
Goaer. Ticket once the Paris theatres IS Bou
lsvard De. itsiisa, Information Of all kinds given to
DAKIs EXHIBITION. -BouLoGNE.sUa-MER :
Grand nG.e a aed sS IRON The e@..
rissss and Central Telegraph Office
physician, ~. ExrERIENckD IL TRAVELLING,
yss 81 s: III ss. w nps ss
"TRIP TO The UNIV. KSAL EXPOSITION. PARIS
i Comfortable apartmenss secured In advzrce accom-.
hxed price including board aud
numerous sdvsa.Age. ksspensbie corresponding agents
Tor America required Replies to be addressed Ia French
Au etcur ~ voice International des voy I3l
boulevard Nsirsh srbes. faris.
1,HE OLD AND atNowSED HEsTA URAST BIGNON
CAe fcy ~ Bossv ward des Italcns. Paris will shortly
~ Avenue de furcr.. new esabishment 10 be
conducted Oh the sane the former but
larger scale In order TO give complete satisSctou 10
desirable comfort combined With gastronomc refine
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The THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD sufLDINu TO LIT. SUI ABLE Ion Law,
rrGesffdssss. nrrIa tx fns couSTisa Hooa o.
TIE ukRALu.
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REUTERS LIFE SYRUP

Is tho surest cure the world Tor all dscases Of the
BLOOD. STOMACH. LIVER BOWELS AND KIDNEYS
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DOCUrA SANDALW0oD Is SWIFT AND SURE :
fast suparssding ali other medicines all gts cfcu.
lars allied. DUNDAs DICK co. New York bewa
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DyspEPsiA.-AN uNFAfi.iNG REMEDY IN ALL
cases. notwthsa duration snARrs CoScgS
TnAIxD GuAicoAL Pulls
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BRAZIL-CARDs CIRCULARS LETTERS, PAM
phiets 1e. translated from Enrlisn into Portuguese -
william 81. room 10.
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Dry. extra quality.
The isvorlte 'ury' vine Ia ihs market
CAMPBELL'5 PHARMACY. CORNER srH Az.
aud 2stit st2j years cstaDis.ed. PRhscapros 70.
duccd prices. pure medicines.
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PURE DRUGs--SlMPLE OR t0MroUNr, AT
HARISEr1'S (Blblc Housed rnARxAcy. also variety "
FANCY aud IoiLtr ARTICLES
REMOVAL, REMOVAL --sTECK PIANO WARE.
ROOMS removed from No. - Kast l4th 81 TO No II
last itth ~ near 9TH Nv.
Kemoval Removal
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DYRiSG AND CLEASIN6.-TME NEW YORK
Dyeing Printing Establishment Island. Offices
~ Duane st.. 7s2 broadway. 1ip 9th sv Nov Yors
rierrspont Brooklyn Established 80 years
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J. E-L-l-C-l.D. L.s-t ". F.F ~. N-D--T.E-A,
Made IN tho Eureka Ppt or Urn.
~ so Broad ay. 10 Tree
To all who would lts me rits learn.
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I
The eNcursionists for Leavenworth left here
at go this moIn. n :, consisting Of four well
filled coaches. They We're accompanied by
the Topeka Cornet Rand, which made avery
nice appearance in their Confederate gray
The train was in charge OF Joe knight, night
operator at Topeka
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PUbIic IIenIth Jeopatdized.

1t is an indisputable fact that there ara
many articles now in the market haying an
extensive sale, which are used for culinary
purposes, chat contain substances. which are
injurious to health. Baking powders con-
tanning terra alba, marble dust, alums am
mona, etc, are known by medical iiien 10
exefs a deleterious influence, and the public
should be VARIED against using them. DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder is known 10 be
free from these substances, and is not only
recommended as wholesome, but usetrin the
families of the most careful AMI spacious
medical men in this country. Ii d&w.
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re /: SBut Woman will Have
Her Way.

GNemaha Country Republican, L..
Those who had taken down their heating
stoves and put off their heavy clothing, had
reason 10 repent of their h:Ste last Sunday.
Better leave your stoves up all summer than
run such early risks of catching a graveyard
~.
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LEGAL.

pUBLtc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
r. That under and by virtue of an executiOu
ISSUED out of the District Court, in the County
Of leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, in
~ aStLon Nlefein Ruth \. Inele il plaintiff
a s Johh Ashton and Joseph Ashton are de-
Lel,uahts- 70 me directed ana delivered will -
~ ~ i honuay, The eth day of June, y ID. ISIS. al
s-eNen . ciock A. NJ, OF said day a. the south
I-OHt Hoof OF TIE Court House in I'M. CITY ~
LeaNenWorth, IN the County OF IaayenyEoy
IN the SAFE OF Kansas, offer ar pnhIic
sale and sell TO the highest bidd,r Tor
cash IN hapd, the folIowIa. descrtbetI tract OF
land, sIt1sts, lying and being in jhe Connty
OF Leave uwOItI, IN the state OF Kansas
namely: Those parts of lots member I've
and three & and -, in block number twenty :
two OBJ in Iatta's Addition to Leavenworfh
City, in the Coanty of Leavenworth ami
State OF Kansas. tO-wit: Commencing at a
point eighty (sO) feet east Of the northwest
corner OF SAID block twenty-five cd In said
addition. thence south on line parallel with
the east line of Broadway St,eet In said city
seSenty-eight tsSl feet. thence east parallel
with the south line of Oak street in said cily.
forty 40 Feet, thence north parallel with the
east line Of said broadway street, seventy
elsht- 49, ieet, thence west along the
south Hne OF Oak street. forty an feet, 20
the place of beginning. said properly
I as oeen levied upon and is TO be sold as the
property of John Ashton.
Dated tins 10th day OF May, A. d. ISIS.
r. g. LOWE.
Sheriff of Leavenwo-th County, Kansas.
Uucien Baker and Thomas Z. Fen.on, Atto--
neys for Ruth ~ 1ngle.
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COL. VAN HORNS SPEECH,

Fellow Clizens, Comrades and you, Veterans O
the Mcnicda Var:
There were no State lines that could stoI
the march OF the soldier under the flag of tn,
l'nion-there is no line TO be drawn in the re
union of the soldiers to-day. IL the roll OF
States were called from this stand. large
majority, ii not n, would answer TO theil
names. To make this possible Is what VIZ
fought1or.
lis a maxim of our civilization, that the
State is based on the family. 1t may be also
stated inversely, that without the State-law
, order, protection, obedience-tne family !,
only a form, and social life but a struggle fol
existence.
Patriotism, then, is not merely a sentiment
but a substantive thing, a fundamental eie-
ment, upon which rests the great social fabrit
of a country. The decay Of patriotism is q
disease of nations, and fatal TO all general and
even individual happiness.
Patriotism is natural sentiment, but ike
all other attributes, IL may be fed, strength
ened, ennobled and perpetuated. Example
which teaches through "Reminiscences, history
and tradition, is the teacher of patriotism =
emulation being one of the master forces in
the formation of character.
II is our duty then, to do as We are doing
today, TO meet together, fight over again our
battles, renew our vows OF fealty 10 the Union
and the integrity OF our country. and thus
inspire the future soldiers of the republic
with that spirit of patriotism which makes
that flag a sacred thing-an emblem of all
that is best in human government, and to be
defended as the sum ofsll duty.
Example, also comes with its highest and
hottest sandtioD, when IL is ssnctified by
marfyrdom. When man lays down his
life for his country profession wells its face
before the conclusive actual. The memory
of the dead who died for their country Is the
most precious legacy of people-and above
ali is It the hallowed treasure of q free peo-
pie.
sad but sweet recollection and honor OF our
dead comrades with the revival Ga the remin-
iscences OF the common dangers, hardships
and triumphs of the living. The soldier that
died that we and ours might live has only
virtues to be remembered The flowers we
strew upon their graves are the Mt emblems
of the sweet Offering they made Tor u.s. W
can add nothing 10 the full measure OF their
fame or the virtue Of their supreme sacrince.
Let the memory Of our dead be the religion
of the living.
1t is not proper on such occasions as this &c
obtrude discussion of present questions that
may divide the people. and what Is here said
will not offend in that regard. But II Is nj
that we should recur toour present duties As
th,y may relate to or affect tine great purpose
OF what We fought for, and which the occu-
pants of wonder graves died for.
The conqueror in all WAITS has duties that
attach because OF that fact. That duty has
reference to the preservation Of all that the
waste Of var was sacrificed TO maintain, and
It includes also the duty 70 the conquered.
The solder has too personal obligation to
ward those who fought against him, for We
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Its Mean TO Talk That way AhouI
the Weather.


WALNUT Valley Times, III
Some paper speaks OF the "mean .tempera-
ture" Of Lawrence. II 1t was anything like
We had here the first of the week it was very
appropriately describs d.
Dodge city 90 Have q Cemetery.
Ford County Globe, H.
We a,e c-aditabiy informed that there is c
project or fool by coz poration to lay off a
cemetery for - IS city, which will contain
i've acres Of ground, around which a good
picket will be placed and will be otherwise
Seautified when laid of. Lots will be sold to
als who desire to puschase. This is move
in the right direction. and gives Dodge q
permanent place Tor the interment Of the
dead.
[wyandotte Gazette, III
A gay and festive youth who spent couple
of weeks in this city recently, ain quest Of
health and in search Of game" Is "wanted"
in Sioux City. Iowa, on the charge Of steal
ing from his employer, and seduciDg q young
girl only fifteen years old. The "desired" in
dividuaI took his departure from here the
same day a letter was received from Sioux
City containing the Information given above.
The Discovery Of Gold on the Grass
hopper - NOS . Comards
Topeka Blade. i6.l
|. Hon. Golden Silvers states that the gold
coin mentioned In yesterday S issue as having
been iosna by him ON the banks of Gslsshop-
per, was not found by him alone. but by
twenty or more perons who are digging now
for more OF the treasure. The first coin WAS
accidentally found by little girl; since that
time about seventy flvs dollars have been
dug out of the bank ofihe stream.
a" smatsrassOa society 1t 'Olashe.
The Western Z ,ogress says that the meeting
held ON the Iith Inst. at the American Hall
fs the purpos. Of organizing an Immigra-
ton Society was postponed for final action
until Saturday, May %. 1873, To give the
townships AN opportunity 10 complete their
| tospship Immigration societies. Each
township Is reau, ted 10 send Mp their dele
| gate sto OIatbe. May %. 1879 to assist in the
organization Of the county society. Every
| body In interested In thip move 30 let there
| Ice no tagging ON the Dart of any township.
Tall OaSs ~ escH0 CSW0ty.
ltiutciinson Interior, ID.
| a. Dewhirst. Of Little River township
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=. G. LOWE. Sheriff.
SCorr ASHTON, Attorrey for Plaintiff.
DUBLIC NoTIlE Is HEREBY GIVEN


DUBLIC NOTIIE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and b. virtue of a judgment
rendered in the District Court in the County
of Leavenworth, in the Stats OF Kansas, in an
action wherein Joseph Henry is Plaintiff.
and James Wilson and StherS are Defend
ants, and of an execution isxIed on said judy
ment, In me directed and delivered, will, on
Monday the.tenth day OF June, A. D., 1878, Mt
two O'Clock p NJ, of that day, at the, south
front door Of the Court House, in the City of
Lei,yenworsh, in the County ofLeavenwOrth.
in the state of Kansas, offer at Public Sale,
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
the followinG described tract of land. situa Q.
lying and being in the County of Leave y
worth IN the state of Kansas, namely: lot num-
Der three 49, in block "B' in Latta's addition
70 the City o: LeavenwoTtb, the same bei.- !;
otherwise described as being lot mum
Der three ~ OF Lltta's suGdivision of
block ''B'' In said addition except nine feet
of of the south side, snd thirty -eight and one
half feet of of the north side of said lot.
Dated this sth day of May, A, ID. ISIS.
PIG. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CIoCGH x WHEAT,
Attorneys for Jonn ". Cooper.
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NOTICETO BUILDERS.
New Court House to be Built at His-
awatha, Brown County, Kansas.

SlA r. OF haNSaS, J..
COUNTY OF BRowN,
o. COUNTY tLEER SfFiCE,
April -6Ju, lo1s.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the County Clerks Office o. said IouD'y
until O'Clock T. ", June 9TH, ls1s, for the
building and obstruction of n Court HodSe
in Hiawatfa, BrO~n County, Kansas, in ar
cordance with plan and specihcati3Ss. on nie
at the County Clerks Office of said county, al
so, "A duplicate copy OF same at the Office of
Roper & Carr, of LeavenwOrth, K'oisas, Arch
fleets for the construction of the building.
No ma will be considered unless the saiae Is
made , take the contract % construct the
entire BIiIding. Bui din9 to be mpieted on
or before December 10th, 1873. Payments will
be made In four equal sediments As fol-
lows:
Ist payment to be made December Goth $50
2nd payment to be made June 10th, 1873, 3ru
payment To be made December Goth, 1879, iIh
payment To be made June nth, 1850.
Contractor will be required TO give a good
and SUFFICIENT bond in double the amount OF
cost oil construction for the full and faithful
with contract
The right To rejocS any or all bids reserved
BY Order of the Board of County Commits
sioners Of ssid County and State.
WITNESS my hand and official
lSEAL-l seal this oath day OF. April, y. D.,
l57s.
HENRY ISELY.
County Clerk,
Brown COUNTY, KANSAS. dlt-w3t
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In all cases of private, chronic and urinary
diseases, In all their complicated forms. Ii IL
well known that DIR. James has stood at the
head of the profession for 30 years. Age and
experience are all important. Seminal
Weakness, night losses by dreams, PIN
pies on the face, lost manhood, can positive
ly be cured. Ladies' wanting the most deli
cate attention, call or write. Pleasant home
tor patients. A book for the million. Mar
riage Guide, which tells you all about these
diseases-whO seould marry-why not 10
cents to pay for postage. DIR. James has -
rooms and parlors. You see no one but the
Doctor. ONCE hours A. NJ, to sP.N sun
days, 10 A. NJ, to Ii II. All business strictly
confidential. maylSd.Swlyr
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COFFEE.
GROUND COFFEE.

4 lbs. Parched Rio. ..........-. 100
}" Ground Rio, .. I.oOir,
AZ" " Java and Mocha 100 =,
Parched Iaya I,oE
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How che Arkan.as Can be Made
l Navtgab

Cor. Wichita Beacon, ISL
Now right here, Mr.. Editor, will give you
my little theory as to the possibility of navi-
CATION on the great Arkansas. / want first to
iiluslrste what mean in relating a little En-
pertinent, which any man can make. Take
two buckets Of the same size-fill one with
fine sand and the other with water; take the
water bucket and empty it gradually into
the sand bucket. stirring the contents, and
one bucket will hold both. In this way, l
claim that the actual river bed Of the Arkan-
sas is perhaps, on an average, six miles wide,
in this river, all this water which permeates
the subsoil of the river bottoms, for miles, Will
naturally flow into this channel. constantly
making II deeper, as It will draw the water
out of She lane. To prove this assertion, l
need only say that ut the Oxford pontoon
bridge, which is only about f2O feet in length,
the channel Is from four To twelve feet deep
and why is II q? because opposite the pontoons
VIM. Murphy has thrown across the whole
width of the river a dump made out OF will
lows, straw, hay and sand, and this dump
leads all the waters right under the pontoons,
and 70 ms a good channel of water for four or
five miles Mr.. Amos Walton, the steamboat
constructor, at Arkansas City, who, last win.
ter made a dump Of the same description,
opposite this last named town, only for the
purpose of ferrylng, will also vouch to the
same fact.
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SHERlFFS SALE, No. %.

sheriff IF LeavenwOTth County. Kansas.
II. I. GREEN, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
j That under and by virtue OF an execution
ssued out of the District Court On the County
of Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action wherein Jacob a. Thomas is Plaintiff,
and James III. NcNurtry is Defendant,
20 pe directed and delivered, i will, on
Monday, the 10th day Of June, n. D., lssSs at
ten O'Clock A. ", OF said day, a: the south
front door of the Court House, in The City of
Leavenworth. 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 following described tract of land.
situate, lying and being N the County of
Leavenworth. in the State OF Kansas, name
ly: Lot number five (5l in block number
one hundred and two tlO2l, In Day and Ma
cauley ; addition to the City ofieave worth,
Kansas. said property has been levied upon
and is To be sold as the property OF the above
named defendant.
Dated this 9Th day of May, A. ID. 1873.
u. Il. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas
BYRON SHERRY, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORTt COUNTY,
In the Probate Court Of Learen.DortA County
Rdnsas.
In the matter OF the estate Of ss
ROBEBT J. COSTELLO, Minof
Robert J. Costello, you are hereby notified
thai Will, on the z2ndSiay Of May, A. ID. bs7s,
AT eleven O'Clock, IN the forenoon of said day !,
apply to the HOporable, the Judge of the
Probate Court setting in and for Leavenworth
County, state Of Kansas, for an order To sell
the following described real estate, which be-
longs TO you tO-wit: Forty acres Of land, stu
ate, lying and being in section 10, township
II, range %, Leavenworth County State Of
Kansas, for the purpose Of raising money to
pay debts against your estate and expenses Of
Administration.
ISAAC Ii. BUTTON.
By NATHAN A. MANN, his Attorney.
may2w3t
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Lard 0ilper ga. .........

The best variety ever kept in the
City.
/ ID Soda crackers, I Z F.---.-... &c
Cream Crackers..-...-.........I7 lax
Ginger Jum5les.---.-.---. .-.---Is1.
Ginger GLckers........-. .-...-.--i7H
Cracknells -.-.....-....... As
Lunch Picnic Crackers &c
n..Vs r-L
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SHERIFE'S SALE. NO. 20.

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That under and by virtue Of an execu-
ton issued on IA judgment rendered in an ac-
ton iii the District Court in the County OF
Leavenv orth, in the State OF Kansas, where
in CHRISTINA Armstrong was Plaintiff, and
Patrick Mcoraw and otherSwere Defendants,
day, the tenth day OF June, A. d, 1873, at
eleven O'Clock A.. NJ, offhat day, at the south
front door OF the Court House, in the City OF
Leavenworth, in the County of EAaven-
worth, in the state of Kansas. offer at
public sale and sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, thspiollowiDg described trace of
land, situate, lying and being in the County
Of Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas,
namely:
Lot number twenty-one i2I in book number
twenty three 81, OF Leavenworth City prop
er.
Z. G. LOWE, Sheriff.
SCOTT AsHrnN Atiorns. for Plainlin.