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..jUAVISmioutii, Kassi?, j 1
Sai'lcwber 17, 1S70, J
The lSeptiblkaii County Central Commillcc ?rc
Iick!v rt-U(tcil o it at " 13 Main rlntt
near Dt.liv.arr. at 2 o'tl V, on S-aturd.it-aftcn.O'l-),
jsopteiulier Will, for " transaction r important
bitiincss. JOIIK sciiott, cuainnanj
O. W. II. Moons:, Secretary
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THE FAIR.
il was easy to sue tlist a large lroortioii'of
our citizens wctc going to the Fair. As ;rly
:i ten o'Iick jfojilc Ix-gan t K" oM, anil by
ih.ii :it Jist-t four thiiiisaml jwrfoiis were un
thcgroniul, including a very large number
of Ftrangers fnm all junta of the State, ainl
from adjoining counties in Missouri. Tlic
chililren of the Leavenworth Public Sclimil-i
were also jiroent, to the niitnber of rcvcrsil
Imnilittls, kiiilingiinidilolhcgfiicr.il liveli
ness of the xune. In hh'jrt, Ixnvenworth
w.ts In IiolMsy ccitiitiic, ami evcrylK-ly retsii
0! tlelciiniin.fl to ntsilsc a lay of it, ami tliey
liil for very few of them left the ground le
fon ." n't-Inck. In the afternoon there inlit
have K-en at leaM. 10,000 jK-ojiIe in attend
amv. 'I'hegnalattractionof theaflenioon was the
l.itlies riding. Three fnnlt--t.'iiii.s ereon the
lisl, and cntcrtaiiicil the f-rowtl for Mime litue
with their grateful and easy management of
(heir lion:;. The jinlgo, aftera tliorough
trial, awanled tlieg'tM medal to Miss Tan
ner, of Ijijavciiworth; the silver lnctlnl to
Miss i5ruwiliiw, of ""airzisount, and Iho
1-ronze tnfd.I to MLss Kinsman.
ne of the most aHnietiveela.e tifsiiltulo
on exhibition w:ss the eirri.igts ami hiig-'ies
f lnjine luamirhcture. Mtsurs. ("rvtori t
I ..I.. ..... I T...I. .C r.ititi..nj ll ..rat ..ll Iff.l.l
1 'l-tl ..111. i(lii v uui.i.iini ii- vj. a-..... ;. i. ,, . II. .-.. . .", II
" , ... tMu I'iitn.iiii, .uitiinl I"! c- I). C- llsuv-
uilli mrisc o! tlieir linea warn, which eiin nj,r
'ires favorably with the lot turned out in ' lSol tli.-jd.iy ofl'hloxis;, in hloim, $-"i :I.
the lit-l, Irjth in genenil workmaH-liii., i '" Hawthorn;..! t $' Mis. K..J.
tlilllia.l.
I!ft ili-jil.ty of (!.-iiIinl.i, in IiIimhii $." .S.
Hot and jjrttitcst collection of grajie, tmt
lcsi tlian six liuitcht of eadi variety,, gold
medal Francois (JtiJlard. '
llo-t hunch of graiics, 5 Francois Ciisl
ard. Dcst lot of rc5erves, not less than ten va-rictios.lO-j-Mxs.
T..J. Caiujilicll. '
1 5cM. collection' of1 jellies, not JeJw than mx
varieties, S10 Mrs. Dr. l'ark; tcond Ict,
$3 Mrs. T. J. C-uiilwU. ,
Best collection ofjfllics, not less than three
-arMlirs. ? Mrs. T. J. Camplx;Il
JjCsI ui-j'Iar cTcatineI ieaelies, ? iits.
f.J. Gouifibrfl. t-i?f "S""-.- '
T. J. Campbell.
Best display of lilumbs, in cans or gla?.
$5 Mrs. T. .7. Cainpljcll.
Ikt iliilav of tjuinces, in cans or glass, ?.j
-Mr?. T. J. Campbell. ,
Best ILplav of cherries, in cans or glass,
lCd.ui.1 Jnr mr Tl.ml i-sc 1 ,U.M jlIlDl.rlni L-
tjiikd lay. f ! .1Mrs. T. JCirimhcff. n ' '
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I'litiayopcnctlwitli lieautiltil weallier,-:unl
Ikst display of Bapberries, in cans r
gl.xss, $5 Mis. T. J. Campbell.
lUt Rjuarc piano, bronze medal A Sum
ner. Hot violin, bronze modal T.I4. Blakcly.
I5et Flute, bronze medal II. A: J. IVek
elman. Ber-t clarionet, bronze medal II. A J.
Dvckclman.
Best collection' of i-tatuary, S10 Mrs. It.
F. Young. r
Bit carving in woUl,iilver medal C'rew
Morg:iii.
ol fancy iaiuting in oil, $" Nellie
Morris.
Bert animal Kiiuting in oil, S-" Amanda
Collin.
W-il -olletiion of paintings in iil, SK)
Crew Sc. Morgan.
IVt copjx-rplale engraving, $.1 Jltrsli
liel.l.t Mitt hell.
Best wo)l cut.nraviiig,S2 IIathaviav:4i
Smith.
Best ilibpl.iv of chroinos, $10 Crew ft
Morgan.
ISol tli-pl.ty of photographs, merit, not
tiaii(ity, silver iiiefial K. Ji. JIcn-y.
j ll pliotognipli, silver mtiUi 1. .
Ilciiry.
Bc4 Mtrceliiin painting, hilver inula! Jay.
Noble. .i I
IkA l.iiidn(iie, in K.'iit'il, $5 Charles
("urrier.
B'r-t OThibilion of typography, bilver
nil:il Hathaway t Smith.
Bfi-t oilk-ttioii f iK'gtmias, $.5 1- 'C.
flawihorn; Ktxnd Ust $2. S. Jt. I'utnalii.
IVl tli-pl.iyt)l lJeliolroM:, in bloom :
i I), c.
I law-
I
ihii, for SKM, lcjtwei four Iiorh
"li.ie," "Flora," "No Name" and
" Iloeky Mountain Boy" which was won
by i he latter in three straight heats.
FOt'jrril ANI LAST DAY. ,
Tin- .tllenili:inv was mtialy :is large as on
tin-f lay previoiit, ami the interest retinal to
fljg but little. Tin; fine cattle and hogs still
allnnieil a great share of altenlion fnini vis
itors, and the wcUern part of tin- ground-;
w.i- Ihiongiil all lay long.
The ilay closed with the great mif for the
cili.'tns purfe, trotting premium $4ji) to
lir-t, ?5(K) tt sceontl ami $100 to third.
Th"' following is the re.-tilt:
!C-uiss M.ii1. .. ... 1 11
ISIai I V:irrir, ..-.. .. . .. liManwl.
I'tairio 1!", ... ...... . ilitanf. 1.
fi.s.rRt; Wi'lLii, . f!ilaiul.
Won by KniLsas Maid in three straight
l.ils; time, 2:33? '2:W 2:1171.
Thin closetl the grandest ami most K'Kfess
ful Fair ever !cfore heM in Kansas, Imth as
p-ganls iiiiiiiljers and varieties of articles ex
hiiMtcd, ami attendance. The ocbisioii will
lc long rciucniliereil by all who were pres
ent, ami we trutt it h:is opened the way for
other ojually well-managed and successful
exhibitions of the stock and indu-trial jiro
duds of our iro-ijcnitis joung State.
We give I-elow, the additional annnls tf
pieiuiums, :is far :ts they are arrangeil in the
IxHiks:
Jfin"(icMr5'.
VKIIICLIi:.
I'et f-uriage, silver medal IT. ivdger-t-n.
B-jst top buggy, silver metial Cn.-iors ,V:
Totter.
Best ojmi buggy, silvernietlal CreJors A
I'otter.
Best and l.irgest collection of ferriage-:,
wigoiisand buggieiJ, $2-"i Cretors t l'it:er.
SM)lI.i:UY ANI lIAItSIXS.
Best set of double harness for carriage,
silver Medal B. S. Billiard-.
Best set 'single harness for buggy,"silTcr
initial Samuel Soystcr.
Best set harncsn for two-horse wagon, sil
ver medal B. S. Richards.
list and largest collection of saddlery and
harness exhibited by manufacturer, $2."i
B. S. BicbanR
IMXlTS A?n SlIQli?.
Best gentleman's dress Imot, for suiiiiiitT,
silver medal -J. II. Kalbileiseh.
B1 gentleman's tlress lxiot for winter,
..ilver m'eilal-ir.JJT. Kalbileiseh.
Iest and largest ctdleetion of Ixtots am)
shoos, exhibited ly nianuraeturcr,
I'nink Zipp.
CVKIfi'Jl's WAKE.
Beslrhuni, silver ine.l.il John Cauiplxill.
PEWrNrJ MACHIVK.
To the machine lest adaptctl to the wants
of the American household, gold medal
Wheeler t Wilson.
CLOfKf, WATCHES AN'D JHWEMSY.
To the lcst clock, exhibltol by Siiamilac
turer, goldmclal Josedi Sterling.
To the best watch, exhibited by the man-
iifaeiurer, gild riictlal irephfieM t Mitchell.
To the best cullecliim. of jewelry, $2-
Uershlield & Mitchell.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
lkt txd lection of sap7 pxhibileil by inm
iifarturer, silver ihciIiI-tJ. W. Bjwen.
Ba bifhel'birnjnmnns coal, for general
p;;riKses, gold uicJal Leavenworth ' Co.il
Company (very superior)
JTiichincry an-l Implements.
rrtsfihresber and separator, gobl'inwlal
M. S. Orant. ' I
Best h.rse jo'.ver, silver medal M. S.
Urant. ., '
Ihs.1 reaper anI mower coinbin'cl, goltl
r.ivlal 1 F. Hake & Co.
Best mower, selver metl.il M. S. (Jnuit.
Hot fanning mill, silver medal W. i.
Cooper.
lest straw and stalk cutter, silver medal
John Weary. i
Btst coni and ctib crusher, hroiue uietlal
M. S. Grant.
Bis: grain cnnlle, broiue incilal Jtilin
1W. Iitr liav nike, bnm7emcd.il I Ithv
ell A Traug.
Best twtvhorse com planter,silver imilal
John Weary. ,
lV'-t liaiul rn planter, bronze ninljl M.
S.tSrant. .
Bis4 ..iie-lserse cultivator, bronze metlal-
M. S.Urant. .... j
IV-sl two-liorsfi cnlurator, siU-t.ii metial
M. S. Grant. '
Best grain drill, gold nieilal M.S.Gruit.
Bet farm rtdler, siUor iiieil.tl M. S.
Best, gang ltow, t.ilvcr,mqtlal IloueU V
Bran. " ' ' I '
i'rt-S stul plow, silver nialal Howell' A
l'ntiss. . . I .
LSI .11
siyie and finish. In this, as well as in Kau
nas ifianiif.ictures, generally, an excellent antl j ; IHII;,nl; "econtl best
ertdiliible showing w.w made, which agnis-! thorn. '
blvMirprisctlc.rvlKnIv. ' I lkt ami grittt variety of hmm (namel)
A raiv came fll at 4 o clock in the alter- , . or .. ' ,,...,,
ri .in .T., ..t.j jr. .. iitiniliuoi.
Iks-t ami greatest variety of vcrliciias, in
blooui. $51). ('. Ilauthoru.
' l-t dist.Iav of fVKf?iihont,.,nliiit5:S"0
!..... "fi " '!
.s: : ll!tiMm:st.tmA-lst,9-t--l. tVIIaiv-
1 thorn. . i '. .
iSest and most tastefully arranged al-
lertioii ol ltniuets, 510 S. Jt. riitnam;
:fond Wt, $5 I). . Hawthoni.
Best collection oftlried plants or Ilerlciri
11111, $!) Mrs. IS. (.Jrav; secoml liest, $2
Mm.'W.O. Could.
l!st tliplay of reRuiiiim, $10 S. 'IJ.
I'utnam.
XmUcmt'l Fumy M'nrL:
Best plain knitting, $10 Mrs. Kechle.
Befl plain rcwing, $5 Miss M. M
Clarke.
Ites-t Plain Sewing bv child under 12 vcars
old, 55 Mi It. Ki-cfile.
B-?t Crochet work, $5 Mrs. IM-klcy.
Bert ami most tastefully executed palch
woik ijiiill, $0 Mrs. M. A. Kiunders.
Bv!st white domestic coverlet, $-"i Mrs.
Halyard.
ISest silk tjuilt, not Itfore exhibited, $10
Mrs. T. (1. Campliell.
I!t.s.t lace work or hemstitching, $5 Mi-
( I rover. !
ISesl transferred cnibroiderv, $-"J Mrs.
Miller.
. rBrst speciuien e-utbroidcrrd hlippers, $.t
iKs.t siiecimen iloss cmlronien, $-j Mrs.
BallirigerV ' '" '"
'l speciine'ii work in wax, $5 Mrs.1.
C. Tarr.
Best specimen work in feathers, $5 Mrs.
Tenijierly. ' '-
Best sjciinen work in hair, $10 Mr.
Ballinger.
ISest specimen, nf shell .work, Tt Mrs. II.
K. JIaiMiilolid.
Best luither work, $5 irrs. J I. IJ. Ham
mond. Btt lie:td work, $5 Mias M. li Clarke.
Be;;t silk eiiibruitlery, $10 Miss M. M.
1'caliody.
JViiUitif' History.
Ifest collet tion illustrating liotany of Kan
sas. $!M -Mrs. tlniy
Best mllcction of mineriN, 2( .1. S .
M:irsh.-ill;Kc4.ntI lst, $10 Mj-s. I J. tJniy.
IV-t collection of fi.--.sils, $20 Mrs. .B.
(Sray; second lest,$10: A. IS. Stockton.
Best (vjllwtion showing the Ornithology
of Kansas-, $20 Thus. I'lowman.
-!.ais A-Cntlle.
I a. 1 SlwrtliornJi.
Best bull, three years old and upward,
gidd metial A. Wilson. Second best, $25
-AIINon tfc Ciiniey.
Bis,l bull, one ye:ir old ami under two, sil
ver mcii.il .lohti Inlow.
iSest bull calf, silver mctlal A. Wilson.
Siitmtl lil, $10 A. WiNon.
Best cow, three years old and over, gtJhl
meilal A. Wilson. Seanid Uvt, $2-" A.
Wilson.
ton -Best heifer, two vcars old ami under three,
?- - jsWcr'niV.kff "A. tVHAh 'SelhiMMfl7$J.3
' ' - .1 'AAWtiMin.' v. t isi , , '
., Best lu-ifc&.Mie Acnrjltl.aiid Jiudex two.
silvtx iiieilal-,0. IJ:ylor. . Seeoiid iKft,
$ioAr,;i!i.' 'iMdw: ' ' "" ', " j ,
Bct hciftl calf, silver miflal A. Wilson'.
JW 1 Mitchod Sium.
Best sn of matched horatss or marcs, $100
G. W. Graham. Second, btet, $3 J. Jl
Kitchen. .
JM 5- Il'wliJrn. .,i)t
Best stallion, fftur-years olfjjtfifl oTer, jn
hanies', gold medal J. -iy e .-rSeaiml bcft,
?35 -A. 1. Carson. t .i ' 1'
IScst stallion, three year old Mid under
Ciur, in hanics-t, "silver medal T.E., l'ark.
ISest-mare, four years old antl over, in bar
net', gold mctlal -J. Xewby.
Best mare, three years old awl under four,
in harness,- hilver medal S. M. Darnell.,
IScrt harnew .gelding, four year old and
over, $'t0-Vj Kclan. Second best, $2o
A. D. Carson s j
Beat toddle stallion, four -years -.old anil
ovcrj-gold medal J. W- Mxta, , Second
lxs.t, SiV-AVm. TraU. . '
BkI saddle stallion, tlurc' yean old- and
under foui;, f-iivor. medal G. W. ScoU. Sec
ond best, Sl---A. Faley.
IUst Kiddle mare, four yeanj.old and over,
gold iiicdal-rW. Dye. .Second test, $25
John T.itniaa. .'
Best saddle mare, tliroe year old and
under four, t-ilver medal Jolin Talinan.
Best.HtWtllc, gckluig, four years old and
over, S50 IL C. Irwin.- Seoond best 15-r
G. A. Franklin- -
Best saddle gelding, three yuan ohl and
under four, $25 J. Smalley.
IScst saddle pony,, ridden by lioy, $10
Sam. Black. .Second lest, $5 A. JL
Bailey. , , I -.,
CllUN I JIIOK"- .
ImI II 1
Best Irnar, large breed, over one year
old, gold initial JI- aeuuleton. rxttinrt
best, $25 W..1L Jkillanl. .n '
Best Uiar kjrge breed, under one year fJtl,
silver mctlal O. F. Jolinson. Second lst,
$15 W. S..lfeii'eilict.
Best sow, large breed, over one vear old,
gold mcd.il W. IL IS.tII.ird.. Second best,
$25 1 Sryant &G ig.
lSestniw, large breol, under one year old,'
silver 1netI.1I . F.. Johnson. Second best,
$1 5 J. ,W.i Bn Kidihis-.
JM 2.
ISesl Inar, small breeti over one ycarnbl,
gobl mctlal- -A. (Tray. Second lest, $25
A. 11. itaily),, ..... 11, ,. .
IScst sow, sm.-jll breed, over one year old,
gold mcdaly-A. IL ILiilev.' Sevtjmt -Injst,
$15 A. Graw . " . , ' !
Best svw? Kinall breefl, under jincar
old, silver mctlal Bryant tV iirexV. Se-
cuwl Inri, $15 -AV'"- Barker.
Itf liT-Vrfvffx. . ,
Bis-t hog, oersix months ami under jne
ytsir, .'?20 A. II. Bailey. . ,
Jicsl hog, under bijc monllis, .la . Jjn-
Secoiid IkM, $5 Bryant & Gregg.
fner,
14 4 .VinyWuZv.. , ) 1
Ber.t,loar; of any age or breed, .$100 W.
ir f tfi ? . s
.tie num.
4'lnss E S'nrm nut! (nrflen I'XfMlurtn.
lM 1.
ISest sainplu of while fall wheat, not kns
than oiie biihel, gold nieilal J. F. Tlich
artls. Sj-ond liest, $5 W.,S. Kerr. 1
. lScst.samplc retl fall wheat, not less than
one bushel, gold nieilal W. S. Kerr. Sec
ond Ksi $50'. W. Staples. .
IScst sample of spring liarley, not less than
one bushel, silver mctlal IJ.Tt., Hammond.
Second Iest, $5 .L !'. Taylor. ' . I
IScst s:iiiiide oflisdiau coni (white) in the
ear, not less than one Imshel, silver mctlal ,
.Marion lotdl. Jsef.,,1,,1 ixst,5-j J. Winter.
lSe-'l sample of Indian corn (yellow) in the.
ifnrtUotlil yi:iuoHe,bi)sji,lsiiver luctial
B. Council. -Sucuiid Iutt, $5 G. V.
Slarnes. I
ISft i-amploof Iiidi:in corn, on the stalk,
n..t less tlian leu stalks, $10-rlS- Connell.
j.Sisi Kimple of white, oats, not let thaii
0110 bushel, silver iiietl:d-TTL W. Broaddns. ,
Second Iest, i- N'huylerAi liwc.
IScst sample bkiek oaU, not less than one
baOiel, silver modal N. Henderson.
ISest lesif tolr.icco, three onnt!s, silver
medal 11. J.-Holman.
Jjl 2 VcyiMrA.
Ber.t colleclion of vegetables, $10 E. J.
Hobnail. Second lest$5 ;T. C Evans.
lSfs.tKimp!euirly IrUU jHitaliKis, not less
than half a hil'JicI, silver medal 'A. S- Ra
gan. Bert saiuple, late Irish iKitalocs, not less
than half." bushel, silver umlal J-l J. llol
man. . (
ISest sample sweet iH'Uitot.':!, noti less than
half biLshel $5 S- IJ. I'utnam. Second
best, $2 M. Hurtl. 1 (
ISest sample, onion.;,, half bushel, $0 S.
ICcclcs.
ISe.t.Wigplvi.t'iuatiKS, half busliel, $5
J1.I. Holniau.,' SH.d litt, $2-S. K. Put
11.1m. 1
ISest Kunple c-irrots, half busliel $5 S. B.
I'lllliam. Second best M J. Hoi 111:111,
IntKimple. parsnips, lialf ImisIu), $5 G.
M. Fisher. Second b-t, $200 E. J. Hol
mau. l'nl sample tuniijis, half bushel, $5 G.
M. Fisher.
ricultural, in Kansas, will be iircraril,
next year to show the result of his labor.
Stock raisers and dealers cannot sfiiml to lose
such opportunities for ad Tcrtisinglheir laniis
and'borMB,!caUle, sheep amf lioga, Leav
enworth cannot afford to call this her last
Fair. - ' '
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AB'ABiilrKjMrLeTfniror(liCtMil.
BY V. 1IAWN.
I
Of 100 larta of dry coal thero were of
Cttrbon . . O.m
.Volatile matter p.... ... . .. .S:70
;Ashcs(rel) .I0.W)
KW.OO
By referring to K. C. Taylor's Statistics of
coal, p. 606, it' will" be' b'bWrved that tlie
above resulta bear a close rescniblrnce to tlic
eemibituruenons coals of Marybnd. TJie
analysLi of that coal varies in carbon in iBf
fcrcnt localities from 66, to 83, with the fol
lowing mean from 22 different localities.
Carbon .J. TC00
Vntatlle matto'.. I U.xo
Ahe. .. 9.20
10O.W)
These coals arc considered unsurpassed lor
heating, domestic puqioses, and steam works..
The Leavenworth coal falls but seven icr
cent below the average, and contains aliout
the same amount more in gas, that will cre
ate a quicker combustion, but it is the carbou
that intensifies the heat, and prolongs tlic
burning.
In other respects does our coal resemble the
Maryland coal. It irtakcs of the dcnsity'of
the Anthracite, its lustre, fracture, and small
amount of bitumen. It produces lmt little
soot; the smokcxeseiiibles that ofjialf seiLstjn
ed wooiL
On referring to the same author p. GV7, we
find that 'the best hitumcuotis coal in'Wtft
crn renasylvania protluces tl(c followinglol
10O iartri dry ca-tl, these were 1
Carltm 5'i. 15
Yti!:itil maltr (ri).....-.... a. 75
.Ashes.. . list!
' '!
100.1X1
Tlicstj rc-ulU rhow the It-ivenworth coal
to contaih near ten ier cent morn iif catUin,
the Iwis of heat, than the l'itl.sbnrg coAl, but
much less of gas, which is not an essential
in good coal. r
Th Kridgc. 1 t
On Monday .night tbc first column of the
Channel Pier was brought lo its. final resting
place, and to-day it is being scaled up with
cement masonry. As soon as this has Iiatl
time to "set" the air pressure will be re
moved and the work of filling lie carried on
in the open air. The pneumatic machinery
will then lie available for at once starting the
second column. . 1
i.i .
Tlic linking tof this column has Iiecn a
complete huccojs.- It is crfeetly vertical,
and in exact position, ami has liecn carried
down about twelve (12) feet into the solid
rock. Tlic two remaining columns (a pier
is composed of Jhrcc coIihiiih) will be sunk
to at least the Kline depth into the rock, ami
then the three will be firmly braced and tied
together. All this work will go mi rapidly
hereafter, as'thc problem has now Uvn
solved of handling these heavy columns .in
the channel, and of securing tein firmly in
the solid rock to any rcouircd depth.
TiiKtiE was very little complaint over the
awards at the Fair, nearly everyltmly being
erfectly satisfied. The officers of the As
sociation, as well as the various committers,
discharged their duties in a straight forward
and nnpreiiidicial manner, ami in fining so
accomplished much towards the success of
future exhibitions.
Wk find the following item in the Chicago
Tribune:
George W. Furgeson, was arrested yister
dayf by tjclectives Ilixon and Ellis, upon the
charge of footing the names of James Strcct-
,cr &Ok, linkers, at Junction City, Kano,
to a check lor $o00. A description ofinm
was received at the Police Ileadijuarten on
Monday, and he wascipturcd on the corner
of Dearborn antl Lake streets. 1 lc bad lieen
in Lhicagoaliouta wcck.
he adisteral ddmo iartliwiln.! It had a
soothing, cheering, tranquiliring effect. For
a week thereafter, the gentleman continued
to take the tank regnkrlr, according to the
directions, and at the end of that time was
able to return to business in sound health,
and with a clearintellccL This information
u umuvlieil by Alexander T. Minthrom, of
.uuhuuiiu, ww win coRBrm 11 11 aunressea
by inaiL Bepl4deodAw.
An Advantage. A great ailvanUge jios
sesseil by the Charter Oak Stove is that, ov
ing to its rapacity and draft, von can burn
almost any kind of won!, and, on account of
11s suostancc ana rcieniion 01 neat, you can
run it with green wood after it is heated, or
by having a small amount of kindling mate
ria!. Those having to prepare fuel for ordi
nary .small stoves will appreciate this ad
vantage, scpd&w
What Arc Yoar Symptoms?
Are they dullness and drowsiness, with
fretincnt hcailache? Bitter or bad taste in
the mouth; dryness of the throat and inter
nal heat? Palpitation of the heart; irregu
lar appetite; sour stomach? Sickness antl
vomiting? Distress? Heaviness or a full
feeling about the stomach and sides, often
attended with pain and tenderness? Colic
ikuiis, ami soreness inrougniiie nowcis, wiin
excessive heat? Constipation of the bowels.
alternating with frequent attacks of diarrhuea?
Piles; flatulence; nervousness? Coldness of
the extremities? Knsli of blood to the head?
Numbness of limbs? Cold chills? Low
spirits? Unsociability or gloomy forebo
dings? If any of the above symptoms are
yours, use Kobacksjkemedies they will
cure you. sept21deod&w
.No IIuMBifi. We do not wish to inform
you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or any
other man, has discovered a remedy tliat
Hires all diseases of mind, ImmIv or estate.
and is 1 lecigneil to make our sublunary sphere
a blissful Paradise, lo which Heaven itself
shall l ImU a side show, but we no wish to
inform you that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Bemedy
hns cured thousands of cases of catarrh in
its worst forms and stages, and the proprie
tor will pay $500 for a case of this loathsome
iliscasc that he cannot aire. It may lie pro
cured In- mail for sixty cents, by addressing
K. V. Pierce, M. It., 1X1 Seneca rtreet, Duf
falo, ,N. Y. A pamphlet free. Sold by
druggists. Iook out for men representing
themselves as Dr. Ssge. Dr. Pierce, wlmte
irivatc (iovernment lievcnnc btainp is on
every jwekage of the G'cnitmv Ls the only
man living-who can manufacturctthc Origin
al Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
sept21dw
The rent Srwia Machine t'onlrHt.
One of tlic most interesting, exciting and
important trials for superiority between sew
ing machines, which it has been our privi
lege to witness, terminated with the grand
exhibition at the Maryland Institute, intlii?
city, on Wednesday evening last, 10th inst,,
after a contest ot over, four weeks duration,
the "Weed," however, was the only one that
succeeded in stitching upon everything, from
thirty thicknesses of muslin to the finest lace,
through leather imd boards of nearly one
(iiiarterof an inch in thickness, thus demon
strating beyond dispute the power of the un
erring ftranjht needle, and its anility to rea-t
without derangement, the coarser, heavier
grades; while, from heavy glazed cotton ami
linen thread, it asseil immediately to No.
200 cotton, with thesamc needle ami tension,
in the same machine exhibiting a most
miraculous nicety of adjustment tion Mime
of the frailest falrics that we ever saw exe
cuted ujion a sewing machine.
The committee were an able, discreet ami
impirtial body of ladies and gentlemen,
whom 110 fear or favor could inlliience, antl
who were nuknowii lo all the contestants
until the final day of trial. The result anil
awards wereas follows: "To the WeetlSew-
iug-Machine, a gotd mctlal; to the Wheeler
and Wilson, a silver mctlal; to the Howe
Sew ing Machine, a silver medal." JMti-
mmc r.pixcofnl Mcthoditl.
Second l"M, 5sl(-A. il-,n.
1M 4Ora.
!est twi-lnire turning plow, silver null
Tl.... .'....- . .
-iionui 11 .- (Itlll 5.. iff
1ks4 sulisoil plow, silver met
tlal Ij. Ir.
HakeACt. I
lt.-st liarrow fir implement. fir.pulverizin;
soil, silver nieilal M. S: Grant, s! I
ISi-stcom shcller, hand, bronzo mtxlal
M. S. Grant.
ISest one-horse plow, bronze medal How
ell & Prang- !. L ' .
Best doiiblq shbyel yot, brtttvoc racda
John Weary. " !
Bt cider mill, Imuue. lueJal Jdlm
Weary. "
Best two-horse wagon, for farm and road
ue. silver medal Bayer & Ilesse. j
To tlie dealer cxhibitins: the best and
lar'est variety of agricultural and horticul
tural implements, tools and machinery, $50
ISest bull and calves, mit less than three.
ii!d mctlal A. Wilson. '
Irt ' Gftf.V.
Best fat bullivkorheifer.iO Joel HiajL
si,nd liest,'$15 J. B. Kitchen. i
Ik-itthreiitMirilhicks or iheifers, $50:
Joel IILitt," Second IxMt, 15 .1. B. "Kitclt-
. 1
en. - . . .
" Lt 7--&KVcptalvs. '
TStsf ImM, t.r.iny ?ge or class, $100-A.
Wilson. Best cow, of anvage or class, $I(K)
A. Wilson. 1 ,
(All sweepstakes prcmium- in this ud
other clashes, maybe changel for crtgrcned
plate of aninraU). j
'- lnt B llonn.
Ja4 1 ThimmghbraU. '
IScst stallion, four years old and over, gold
metial- C. B. Jennion
, Best staljimi, over two years and under
three, silver nieilal T. E. Park & Bro.
SfXMiid lest, $15 C. IL Jennisfin.
ISest stallion, over tine ytsir and under two,
silver meilal Sevinney & Bunch.- Seivnd
Ut, $15 J. W. locir.
ISest colt, silver mctlal M. .Murphy.
Best mare, four ye:irsfdil antl over, gold
metl.il C. B. Jcnnison.
ISest mare, two ynnoId and .under three,
silver mel.il C IS. Jennison. Second best,
$55 F. lS.ishf.ird: ' -
lKt mare, tine c.ir oltl ami under two,
.stiver medal jvvhiiu'V v IJuneli
&
iMf yoKC 01 oxen, lour years oiti ano iul tlirplay ol, caJjp, Jaime matie, sM't-r
upwanK $27 John Talman. Second btt, M C. fTnij;pn.,,J5'nd JffU ($5 Ijuoinda
?15-iI. T. McWhirt. " '- .(.trover, ,, ,.' n'r.it r, ', u . ''"it.
Jjot 5 imt (Tkormighhrvtl). i ,' JWl lifckleij, niicuiiilKUv' - griiicinjla
- Best herd, not less than six, $50 A. AVil- Oovcr.. ' " "",r' - " j
son. Steroid lrst, $20 A. Wilson.- " . Bjt..piiUeiI jieh, st, ',$.pj'.
ISest in.ire coll, silver meilal Sevinney
Bunch.
..-' -,.-. far nil H'.i.Z-
ISvat sLillioii, four ears old and over, gi!d
liJ.ilWn.'I'rad'fitfebWIbeit.lJtWi-Ai
P.gglestoii. j
ISest stallion, tliri-o years old and under f(Mir
silver medal J. Tatiuan. Stxvntl liest. SIC
TB"Tii,KxiMC.'s-iiai'JL mr. ,
JiitlCf- Itrewer.
ISefore the rebellion ami whilst tin; Pike's
Pe:ik gold excitement was at iLs highi!, there
came to our city a young lawyer from New
York. He put out his "shingle' ami began
Ins trial trip for success. That was Ifcivid'J.
Brewer. He was rcco"iiisfd as a man of
JSest sample licet:-., la If bu-iliel, $5 J. A. classical scholarship. indwell rend in the fciw,
1 I . . . .. .' 1 . '
inn one 01 nit; mosi e.-ii-sivciy niotn-.a nten
that we have ever juel. He cntercl inti
uirlnershii with an old gentleman nam
ed .Col. W. II. IIWII, well known
to vur citizens of tliat tkiy.
' Tlie iKirtncrshiii did not last long. Mr.
Brewer and a young man named Hathaway,
becoming somewhat intimate, concluded 'to
seek their fortunes in the mountains. They
started for Pike's Peak but piocciilcd only
Kirt of the way. Brewer became dLssnlislied
with his companion and they both turned
back, slopping awhile, we U-jievc, in liiw
rcnoe. '. .
TheVenarated, ami Mr. Brewer Fettled at
Tjcavcnworth, where success has contiiiuallv
attcndcflliiui. He was.Citv Attorney, :md
then District Jntlge (an.swt:ring to our Cir?
eiiit Judire'.) and lit now soon to accent a seal
upon the Suprcuie Bench of the State .of
Kansas.( ,We consnler liis nomination a very
excellent one; for not only leing a riiic
M-Iiolar, .anlmncsl man, and soiiml lawyer,
lie possessts a, tjuaiity winch some ol the
present' Supreme Court of that State do "not
'NWss,'tliat is, hqis indiLstrioiis. He will,
no dtiulit, give as great Kitisfactioii to the
petple of Kansas as any man they could Jiayc
.sclectefl. K(i)iw C7fy Bulletin.
1 ,
Nrw Teleirrnph Tne. j
We tiudersland tTi.U within' a , wet k or len.
lays the Western Union Telegraph' Company
will put up a three-wire line ';dong the mil
road from Leavenworth 'to 'this cjtv. .crossing
tnu iifr.trr iieif, iiiiu tueii ji.i.s.smg 011 to ot.
Joseph. The poles .will lie cellar, ami the
line nrst-class in all respects. The old lines
along'thc wagon road' from Leaven worth lo
Atchison will then 'Tic aUindnncd. ' It ts'also
(Iijj intention of 'tin;'' Western Union Com
Jjiany "locxtcnil a 'Tine' from this city north
wanl'tlirough" Doniphan, Tny ami White
Cloud, as rapidly as the railroad progresses.
Atckim Chnutpion.
i 1 -fr,
TrTE Ytile Gmrtmt xr: Il may not Iv
generally known' that the Crown Prince Ma
Yale man as to his English education.' Pro
fessor Thacher of Ytile, so widely known as
pToTessnr in iJltin, ami fo closely idenlifiid
with'aHthat is Yale,: while studying in Ger
many, "was me ivngujsu uiior 10 me umwii
Priiuv, and taught him what he knows1 iof
lire English language. '
' A'dvices from the ngriaillural districts
of Northern and Central Kussia represent
Jhe crops as looking well, and promising a
yieui aoovc me average.
GiKHlmau
JSest live lic:'.il nibUtge, $5 J. (orlictt
Second lies!, $2 S.,Ki.scr. ,
Bis,t sample white beany half bushel,,?-'!
S. Kiser.
S,st.o.iniile mi.et or, colored beans, half
bushel, (.!. M. I'lslier., , , ,
.Best jieck Lima licans, $5 S. K. Putnam.
It lot immpkins, $5 S.Ecclcs. Soconil
liest, $2 S. Kiser. ,
Best lot watermelons, $5 E. J. Hobnail.
Best A iiiiukiiicloiist.,$i E. J. lloliuan:
ISest winter stuutsh, $jj $, Ki.-er., Secotid
best, $2 A. Kinsman.- t
,JjU ?r-rFlmr and Ihiiry Vp1wit. ,
ISoA package wheat Jloiir, one sack of. i 100
list., j silver medal -Skeltou ,Mills. Seeo'pd
,K-.it, $10 Skeltnn Mills. , t ' t ,
JlL ; (i 1 ' , j
ISeri three bnveswheatlircadrlO Emma
Plownian.. Second besl, $5 Mp. J1 N. ).'
'Clough. ,, , . . ,, . .'."',,
Beat three. loaves, wheat bread, ,iinjolted
.Hour., $5 Mrs,, T, J., Campliell. Second
best, $2-Mw. E.,N.'0 Clv.iwh. ' '
ISest Uiree'iwivesj-irye bread, $5 Mik. iT.
.1.. Ciipipbell. Sccv!it,l,5'cs-t$2 Mrs. Ji JJ.
Wonleii -. . " : I
Best, three lo-ivc-.i irn 'bread, $5-:-pM'rs.'E.
JjAUnleu., , . is ,..;
"-!
r..l.. ti
, fitA ooHecliyu of l.JeVlcs;i,$i0-iIrs;r IS.
Gray. . TJ, , 1 1 .. r t j.,ii , m' '
j'si1iii?i;iay fij.vjinieciiimery, snver inetiai
A..15ejga- , , ' , T . . ,
JStstlO )s honey, $5 I. W, Broaddns.
I ' ' "-''' , 'oi I - II
The tii..st'i.tensive printrri1 vstabjlshmeiit
west of SL liouii Ls -ju-t. now undergoing a
'lnall revolution in the way of jmtting iip
new prcsYCs, changing dclflrtmenfs' into ifif
fetyut. nsiiu,!,, cuttinguyirways through
wails, Miiitiiigr!nhiUiw.isIiiii& ami gencrajly
Teiitiv.-ttiiig. 'The unprmh?ntefl''am')iinttif
Imtik'auil job work and the '"necessity of in-'
eseiisetljuailing facilities to satNfy our rajs
idly increasing subscription h., driven usito
this re-arniiigeincnt. When we get 'all fi-oejl
up you arc invited to call and go thrrtiigh
Tijn TpiEs ollice and si a mpdel estals
lishmciit. Our.joU otliec is now almost en
tirely conijiosed of new material, and "are
MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH.
KT4M-K MARK7r.
New Vokk, sVrt. 20.
Money market easr si Igfi.
SttrlinK exrlun-jo mill l 0s;5.
liuM iliill Hi ISJila-.
(.Ifarnntsrs $.';, WH,0W.
CtOTfrnnit'iiNqfiirt atnl firm.
Crmwiit, 'SI, rtll; '-, Vll-foK; T.l, II;;
iiIIJfi; 'fir., V:Miyi; .1.. new, Hf;Wi', fi7,
"KW; ', l'-Sln; 10-KH Qi3T(. Ms
nt. Miii.s.nA:;.-T.
St. lyieii, .S.'t. 20.
KW)PR-Kirm;siin?rSl I03I2H;XS1 4Hfal50;
XX4 75fiSi.
W1IK.VI Dull an.1 iiiK-han.sl ; No 2, siiriiiKUV
fi!?l 00; No-.', ns till $1,0111 10; No !, Si l.r5
1 IK.
CfllJX Quift I. lit Grm f.r luixisl; .V,(;i..-7c iu
litilk mitol jtllow; r.l,; for uliitp; TPesttlisl.
OATS Kimirr ami higher l-rices asLml; aAAnr
fur Imlk; 4'4Ii'xiiJus.
HA1M.KV Pull for ill! iisl;ii,-. IhImo- flrklly
flnl; Hr Iowa 7.V; Klrirll' clioici; 51 III.
ItYK Hrm nt Kift'ih:
I'UtlVISIONS l-'air liie.imsa in liacun :tl pre
vious juices.
COHK Dull at S2S JMKM.
I.AUII Pull .il I'i;m.IKc.
i I If ; It VI N KS l'irnif r ami iiili.T .nlvi.ir).-
CATT1.K r-isier with a iliiuiiwanl ti n.l.iny
aisl ImIt tii:illliis unch.in0-l; inO'iior lo I.iw
prime il Ma& .VI.
IIIK;S Iu xr supply aisl light lU-nuinl al
J-l Itn'J "; for Rross.
:lII4'AV illAKKET.
( ( Cuicaih, Sepl. -il.
riJt'i: fiuift aa.l rcat.
"WIIEAT Hull anl Uecliuisl 4('A-. at $1 0;i,'(.c
1 07J5 for Ni 2 sprint.
COltN AMirc, Zim-ii'UmcT at ftTtti fi.r
OjVTS-Hull and dci-linm! ISIJ.-.airiitJic Sr
No 2.
. JtVK lfitl nml tlnlincl ar, at 7lr. lor No 2.
ISAKt.KY lhill udiI dtxlinol 23c at $1 IT.
-.irNn2.
' IIHUIWINES Ilnicr; oicnctl at S7c; ileelintl
III M'4c; r!ov.l at SOr.
lOUK Wtifk nt $22,50 wJlvr Ihcml-r.
IIIWJS Stetvly wild a imler.ilf ilcnwiol at t'J25
UAT1I: Huictat f.1fi2ii7 SO.
amtillhuis country dealer who endeavor to iubt
their local abortions on the public in its stead, how
futile their caall attempts to cajole the community
mot neconrily be. Where the game IWi hare
Ckllcd thcreisnocltanco for the "suckers."
tu-th-saUw '
LOOK TO YOUR CIUXDREX
The Great Soothing Bemedy.
MBS. f Cures Colic, ami f!ri-l Price
WniTOOMB'S Jl,mS in the Rowel, J "
W I1I1UWH 5 i A jutot ,hc ,iro. J- 25
Syrup- (.nss of teething j Cents.
MI2. fSuMu-t Convidiioal ErtCO
WIIITOUIU-S a"'1 " "ermm all !
8ymp. llnCiiitsChildrrn. J CenU.
MRS. f Cures DbrrLca, Pys-T Price
WllITCOMB'S 1 entry ASuUm-rriu-! 25
1 plaint m children off
Syrup. tall spes. j Cents.
It bthtt Great InCint's end Cliildrrn Soothing
Remedy in all disonlers bronlit on by Ttvlhina or
anyolhrr ranfr. PrriiaiwI by the tiK-VhTON
SIKIUCLSKCO.. St. IxHiisMo.
Sold by Irnijts and IKalcrs in Medicine crery
where. oct.IAwT".
Drake's CoUection VETUS
lor makins Urandy, alltfn.N..f Wine, Jin, Ale,
Beer, Cordials, Stijierior Cider, and iiiim-Ii otbrj
useful iaforniation fur Ihu5ei!csliim iu or nianuEir
turingany of the aJTC, either Cr the trade or
borne uk.
Sfnt bv mail fr of rlasel Cr fiftT ccntii.
Address 1. E. NOUJIANUY, Ml Market street,
St. I.ui-i, Mo.
A Book for the Million.
"iff A PPT A HP BA I'Rt VATK oes-
UlAIVKLIlVrJS gELOB TO TIIK MJI-
I Dli1 kikd or those about to
marry,, on the philo-
fvphiral inystt-rics and n'vel.ilions of the sexual
T5tcm, with the latent ilivTie3 In pmdueiiu
nd prctcatingoltprin, how to prvserre tlictio
plexion, Ac.
This it an interrcslin work of two liiiiidnsl and
twenly-Cir paars, with mum-nun rnsniTinir., and
contaim raluabto information for tlicwhaarc
nurriiil or rontrniplalin marriage', Mill it is a Imik
that oucht to be tcpt under lk and key, aud not
laid randomly alauit the lion-,-.
Peut lo any one free of postac1" fir Ofty rent.
Addnt Iir. Tulls, IHi-niry, No 12, North
Kichth Street, St. Iuis.
tyNolief to the Aftlblrd ami unfortunate.
Kefiuv applying t the "notorious IJiuefc who
advertise In publir iaiKT, or tisirt: any Qujck
reineditw, 'ruse I'r. Iliitls work, no matier what
your disease I, or how deplorable your condition.
Or. llullman lie eonsnlleil perxinally or by tel
ler n the difeaysi iiHtltioiil in his work?.
No. I 'North Kothth street, leteen Market ami
Ch-.tmit. St. 1jtlL", Mo.
MAKKET RErOKT.
Lkvk(i:tii, S-p(etnl-r2ii, IS7U.
'" Wholesale Tralr.
iimx.-Kitirs:.
r.ni'OI'TEIl.tVKKKI.Y IIY CAKSKY, i-XNIlN
A CO.
Suar, N..O. tl . 12? ',
Cnibl and 1'vwilrrnl Sujar..... l.'Ji
A ftngar....i. . I li
lt Snar. l".!i
C Sugir l:i?
Mulirs,-f eoiiniHin Soiir lloiit-. .. fA.i67
" Syrup . . 7'i
ftolden Svni........ ............ ............ S-n
puaar OripT.. . Ki
Whitf nrips SViiJI fr)
lUo CmUVc VJ&2lli
Salt, e.vjr-i.. 't) ., 2 S.'
dairy - S i"
" " Mik.s . 2 U
Alpi-e .............. ..... tn
IVpper.... S"
Cussja.... ....... ......... in
Niilimr .. I Xi
itiee y; ii ; '.
Star Candle. VXiU
Sp ft.i9
Si.la C'ia7) i
Tea, liest IuiN-iiaI 1 61
Tia, .seeoiid ijuatilr 1 0n,-.rl Al
Mackerel, No. 1 Vi Mil 12 liln ll
" Nn. I LIU. 2 2S$j3Mi
No. 2"l!J I'M.... H.VI
" " No. 2 T. li"7 M
": kits. I :i".2 l
Cm! fish.. r-"
Herring, muoLiI . .. ....... I-
Halibut....' ln'ffcfll
Oyeinsfl raw .... 3 .tr, ".
Ciiii 1 "mils -il-.w....... ... ... .- (ClyS ('
Fie?, old Is
" new Wi
Citrous . . ....... .... Is
I'm lies ... 15
ILtlins .r !'
Drieil Currant...... ................ ........... II
lllai k!nrri.-t I2t 1 1
Cherries, lulled- - .
Aluioml.. 2"i(ii.JI
Kntzil mils ............. IS
Fillrl 1
Itiooius "r d.7 . . 2 MltM f
Wuvleti Waif, No. 1 tuln'tl iloz . II !
" " N. 2 Mi it !.(. y.'Ji
" ' No.3 tulellilnz S IU)
Tlirre, hoop ailf. ........ ......... ... . 2 W
Two hoop jlb.. ............... ..... ...... . 2 40
Wash Hoards . 2 7.".i.1 W
lois.tfeo.
TtJorco No. 1 71 tf. Fl
No. 2 71 lb 711
" No. r. -fin. : w
Natural Uar No. 1 ;... I IW.I HI
f'rae JniiT .... IiOiiTo
Killikinifk 71 liale ".. 2 10
Fine Cut ITiewinj ;i,iK
Virginia Smoking . Stl
KflTlX ,s I.ARD.
CJi-irSiiliB, rk bouse 13,'i
MiouMirs .. . 1 1
I.ird .. . . 1Cil7
Hams mpir-iuriil.. ...... 2i'
Dry fTioofN "litrkcl. ,
KiatlirTKIi WEEKLY ISY PKAKK A MAILMI.
IICOITS MIKKTIMi ANIIMIIKTINH.
Indian Head Slurlingl l'
A inosktus I3 "
:raniu.-tille 12!"
Aawani .....
Ai;ii-t;i ......
Union A ..
"S3
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Tiscr y. SJ.'c
lVi nil, N ll':
" U. i:tj.-
Hertford, It. IHe
lVlvrell, O 12!it-
K. like
"RI.KArllEHSIIEKTINf. MIIKI1.M.,
SrECLlL KOTICES.
"' in Fruit of loom I
rs. in s.i..l I I1'!'
r.r. in loiwlale- .17U
:v, in Hills r,)l
?' iu lUnkliiiu II
tV in liwi II....... . It
i in f..-.i r in
,2HinStiTaant .. 'J
"iiii:rHal Falls (17Ji
;-Ji in Harlford..
Iirnl ...
ll.ivniaLer.
DKSIMS.
... 1'. Ilarlfonl lln
.-ir.i'jilrooLlMHV
ll.tviiial.er 1r;; Hroolliuo
r-iston r.'Ji ii a x a
Provident o in;"Otcs C C
TICKU.
AmibkersAC A jyjMounl Vernoii .
Cuiii-iiopi 0 U A....... 22) Key Stone ...
l-ittxtifld li'iColliiis A
l't inisiield .... yj
IS
t2Ji
IsiJ
IT17
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21
... 20
don't ask (mM. of any iirintmj'oflieci Ifiettky
... ' . , .1 y I t il... . --.- it' I '
kot ui anv kiiul of work. Iiiiiucs nieii.
' - -r7P ), , l-fs,I"e '
nlio !tuo Ux'ii,ycitvi:i. tlieir tvorjk,duiie,eI i-
wlienrsirfc inVitiU ti-eaif.( examine samples, t
i .t:...-,.'i,;iu:..i..ir .i...vw-oiv; -'
in.
i iii.s.11111 it.i iiii.iv. .mii.Tins:s. ii
I IT.-. -.77 I -, .- . . ii..f. -
f.:I to ai'm'eiatc l.ie.-C.ft:t!ia!"'Tii:
'imis. Umiiit tlic-Lfsct luih-r in (CniLsSo. las.
nof
T
three, silver iiu-tl.il A. U.Vogswell. t
lloi eolt. silver medal M. Muqiliy. S4o-
l K inl lfUir. ,
,jT'i?tti:mjpnrjaa
meilal 1. .Mrlriitir. ''neccrul liest, ?"i -Jt
.IJ. 1-ewi., ., . i
I!i't!in'tn.viwt yltirVdld; 'anJ under three,
silver medal W.S. Veiidoren. Secontl bft7
$l.-,-J. Fngitt. !
Ucst marei oBc year.. old and under tWo,
silver meilal S. lluikon. Second best, 10
C. Harri..
ISest iiiarcei.lt, hilveriuctlal J.IJ.Kitcbin.
Seeontl liot.SlO J- oar.
Lot 3 Draft Hone.
llol stallion, four years old and over, cild
r-4JfS.,iU. ,.nil.u :..' - jnrft-L-wirT Seed bcstvel53
yUaeclUtmfonn. t 4$myUmttt1.KVi i L . J. .iX ' -
Jlest stallion, iiirec years ana anaer lottr.
silver medal T. IL Calvert. Seoond bast,
$15 J. Tatman. I
1&&iS:
IJest mare, tour years ola and over, gold
miJemarvil7WliiA'ilrferfoar
silver medal M. Murphy. Second best, $15
a Fusitt
IJcst lot of hardy evergreen trees, ?2
S. K. PKtnam. t
liest lot of apples, not less than ten varie
ties, silver medal Mrs. J.,"W. Loan. . t , J.,
liest 101 OI wisiex jiijiuu, utv aiieiio,
Btlvcr medal G. W.Jr fahcr. i
Best lot of Jail apple?, five varieties, nlvcr
meJal G. & "Rtgan. J ,
JJert lot of fall pear, five varieties, silver
medal A. Grav.
TlMtt lot of neaclics. three varieties, eilvcr
mnU-a j VI. Scott. silver
. , 49 T - W -iit ;' -m msp- 'WMi-sasW'fM-sf-a--sS-ss----Msass-HBrsMI
Best lot of pears, seven vaneUcs, gold CJupiX. ,lc. f:. .u-.UL..ii.;ii.h.nn.
medal-G.W.Scott. cst marc co siivermeoar-si. anrpiy. i . -.-t.--j-r?.-.-, ;
Best.five specimens quince, 10 A. Gray. Second best, $10 C. Thorp. ' lire hope every producer, neduiueal aad -
Best mare, two years old and under three,
vcrrriedalS. fesfe.' Second bastSliV
"rtie,MrtdKf tfftiAjti'rtf; :infl tnrse-ilMi ly
iiiierKHiperuT iiiuiisciiK-jii.,lOil,'rfVns nno
Trar.t-towll ;xiK iMetVh-.inrs'eaniKitaB. nl
fo.kWp tfKV tin naiV'iii7 tftVe' rfdngelil 1c
tKiies ai!V"lC Mly "trail i. wll them u r
oilcis. to-couirt ry- 0eiiuiu tlirouxh xuffuji m
whichrMs!ir'o'retirtheii.-. Wotlbtrfit if
there is A nierehaiif in Ka'fr-dlvlldtI)cH, Bot
i" i Vn ni " W ''t?i .i" ""' ' '' . '
read Tm. THf'.Jy y"' "fl.cn they pnmc to
lvciiKorth. loJiuy, they will giMstraiititp
the (More liavin'tfie lBtsKt.andi largest rtock;.
ir. tiW'irViigifi-iVfea-spt tWiW
city jimncts.
KEW YORK MARKET.
. , , NtlV YoKK, Sept. 20.
I'l.DIIIt I'ull and priiisiaitlis.Ji'.Ioirer: stipiT
$i:ifi(.iti IS; extra f.tr.Vj'i W; irfioice f54j.1.'i;
whili- mhKil $.- C0fi "-.
WIIKAT I'ull and l2e, lower: No 2, Chieapi
itpi"noi $1 I2(a.l 17; latter iixlreme Nol.oH ai.;
(iSl 2-; iier- SI 29: No I and 2, ..tixrr$l'T7&
KYK-'Ihill..
COUN" In demand and fair l(2c liishcr;
inittnl D0'JIc; hish mixtil !)2(.j9..r.
OATS In ' tlefuind at taif prltv; adv-tmisl
ntsilerdMA.'Hfr.
.POKIC liuli: nies3 2ft"-;ftii'.I; riuie 23iift2SJ.
IIKCF Jiiel ami uiiehaniiisf. ,
ItUr.K MGATS-liull; pickl-l hams lv,a2Hc
lur ions elrar nitiairs:
I1H .steady and in , tnodemtt; tlemaud ; steam
I5iKV;k..c.l.-4lu. " , .
' WHISKKY In demand a( fair priec; advanttrt
lSJfl?,'Jlc.
Indian Orcli.ir.l
l.s.iiiiia .........
'.unukii;; Ssitti
Union,...... ..
I.-iiH-n-tcr .
ISaies
roRxivr jkss.
12Ilallowell I2
I.IJAurtn'hfi'KXiii.Stlteeii 15
fil.M.IIAMS.
-.l2'4!Siiithiu.itt.
lstiIx..K-
, STKII'KR. ,
Ameriiin I24aI t lllayiuaLi-r
Ilainillf.li " IWhitleudi-n C.
Arasaphi 12jjAlliany
12 i
It
11
l)i
i-mT.
10&ii..ICim-'.iisi .
......... II jlmca?Ur.
bprasur's ....
t.arner.x Co.
Amerieaji .
I.iilnuond I Hi Merrimm i
Aliens 10'ic.f 1 1 U( Malorr Fanr -.
Arnold" U'yllJ-iLMalorr Pink
Fnvman ...... .llsnm-sou J!"c
IVilfonl :.: 754 .star
I
n
12,.Mi irim.uk: W-l2'Hl.lji
D llji
II
12
Sl'ECLtL NOTICES.
,aper thaj ftftf $f$ ,-fcry day? TirB
TlMK U (.ulgruu-uu; every other iapcr in
tWWfsiiaiid'iws'iKsWlinblertue in
it are outgraiving tlieir neighbors ho do
not. Figures uevex;ljc.H,,T.iey fire UxljlKlrn
fact. ' - s..r.i j -
13-w" I 'i f ; . r. - Ml I "
Futude F.vki. fWhile' .strolling among
thCiftoch theFaiitotkoii, JoVn'Broid
dus remarked to ns'thit tje.'ijntUd go thrqogh
LeaTenrorth Conntyandjtick np better
lunrinf nf strict tlian lial over been eurih-
itel at any Xaijiri.JKangBS, ircrions to Uis
one.' He is one, among honrjreds of oar en
tcriirisirsv citiiera who believe Uut t$e isLhi-
ition'just Tbltcd heVe.an Iksfollowrt rjlp
etrerr year with Jtaire tlwt will exceed aayJ
thing of the kind'In lie Mmri .Valley, and'
mnn mnl-tr Tanranrnrfii Bfirif l'sll1'
... r . - n- i.i: :. tn i Jn J-J
Vm ArrJSstra' K-t Tsifr !oitry'
I ii Il'l i nl -n 0fHrtll.
, .J.Iiti,ncw1articJe seems ,to have liccn
muieu hi (lie mo rimu.aou unKiiiiai Mrrji
tiiiy. onmmusum appointed try .tlie
Alericanliitimtf; Jiayc paid mm-Ii an offi
cial eonipiiHiciK 10 us .menus as is raroiy
ivoiichsaial bv cautions science to :uiy ''iiew
i thing, under.the, sun." -X large proportion
Xttie'atliax hotel ami roiaurant proprie
turs in, New Xorkusc it,; and urge its urn by
otlieiM, over tlictr Mgnatores; and men enii
nent in science have voluntarily conic fur
ward and indorccd it as an economic niji
tury stapfe.'iHff is in 'nnckcVtitional art idle
of nonrishmientfor theeick The material
fnxu which il id maiAifactared ("nrragcen
or Irish Mom is a lichen found in inexliaas
libletpuutities on the cuast of IrcLind, ami
may beiliad for the cathcriug, witlKHit
rumey and .without price. Hence it will be
etieap a long a tuesca ani the rocks laft-
whieii "will be long enoogli for- all practica
ble nurrjofcs. - Our main oliieet in this arti
cle has lorn to place what we. believe to 1-c
a subject of great importance in its true light;
nothing more, nothing less. The Sea Moss
Farine is maosiftasTireiiiby a company whose
central depp,, at 35 Park,J'lace,X. Y.
, iW0BTAS-f TpSlirFE-tEBlt'Fcox XeK-
yocs Bccil'lUtKJrr. - cenileBian residing,
m"GranjmercyrPa "Jfew York (whose
name it would not be proper to mention,
was stifn)ring terribly about three weeks ago
irom i toe coects .of. dissioation. lie cnnltl
not R voraileil, frequently, was tormented
mr numatc nnaef, mu cooiu not Keep a
nubs!!.. Opiates made nim worse. "While
in thin condition he u visitefl fnr a rripnl. I
I -".fH ' , . -. .'- .. -r.. "i
twuff aaviseu rum to.trr iiantation IWIers as
in, anodyne, stomachic' arid 'liinic. ''So
; ";j .t -j. - ij.- -.-
urc, . ioiu u:c w inn ii, uesponuingiy:
'fhothing-will 8avo me. , .I'm a goat"
forty'dcad men, ret? I'm going lo' doctor
Ocftinfr; Sf arrictl.
Hssfs fib Yoitsi! Mkx, on Social KtIN, and
Ihe pnipriety or impropriely of p-ltlng Msrrietl,
with xatiitarr help for tlxwe who firl unfilleil fur
Matrimonial happinev. Sent free, i jcalrd en
lorsi. Address HOWAHI) ASS t'lATION.
Itox P, Philadelphia, I'a. 20d.xwiz:
PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
FirCiiiiiiilone, Itlack Worms or (iml", lim
ply Ini.tioo awlihlotchtit diafmuralions on the
faee. l'x Perrr's ConivloDc aud Pimple Kemedy.
Silil hy all 111x155111!."
T ItKMOVB MOTH PATCIII"S, KKECKI.IiS
and Tan from th faee uv Pkhkv'.s SIotii ami
FiikocCk Initios. The only reliahl and harui
lem refm-ly. PniinI hy Ir. B. C Itrry, 43
1'ind street N. Y. Sold hy all I r up; bin.
aprfiisiilIOl
A RARE COIXECnON.
Rowland's EcceiptsJ-a
Ji, nmiprisinsxaliuUe iuKruali.m firertryU-lr
M-ut ly mail frecofpostapij for fifty tx:nl. " "
Address;:. I". NOWIANUY, MI Market Sire, t,
SI. IvoiiLs, MO.
f-70Aw7r
TI? VrtTT"W AWT Material to make a
XWU fT IXM X r)Hr N.tile of the
liest IHir I!i-toratirrerer uvsl for rtatorlns Tty
Irnir ( il criminal color, send' Xi ct-nlslbra paik-
TV "VftTT "flsf A 1FP Ni "Yl'ilo Tis-lh and
XVU nitXIl U.ilthy Gum and a
sweet hrealh, send for our TraKeMi IR5 riKKHK.
Prleeas cents. 1
Tn? VATf "DTAITPP A nirertrre Jot Hrad-
-. A sehe, CaUrrb, lleaf
nsor Ituzzlnf; in the Kar, send for our STER5C
tatorv. rrice 35 cents.
rlfEltlier of the aboTe seat post-paid on nsx'ipt
of I trice. ' '
A.HrewJOr). K. IXXJIIAB, 431 Market atiMt,
St. taub. Mo.
"Qirollniiru.
' HAY A.tUSKMiV
Prairie Ifcir, lio i..n ....
" " l-alej'V.ltm
f )a:e peisl .....?.M... .
Hat Mul
Iliinpirian seed
Timothy seed .
plover sel .........................
llemp Meil.... .....,
llluecrars fetsl...... .. ..
l!f.ll top m. J .........
HCrbf AMI OILS.
l.ird Oil ,
l.iiieeil Oil "ISaw"'
lan-nlOil "Pile.l"
Coal Oil
Sweet Oil .'.:..-
lttor Oil . J...
Almu..... .
Coppf-r.i......... ...
Sulpher. ...............
Quinine ... ....
Morphine.... .......
Turi.iitine .. .......
Alinhol.. ............,
WOOL.
llowxthrd tine heavy ...........
' lishl
" Ions
Warhed tuli-tuiiHuw .
" extra
S Ijt-i H) re 1
I5 HOitls oil
12 Wul'i Oi
I Ti
I 2i
r. o")
II 0l
2 !"(- -Vl
.130
I .-il
I I"
1 1.1
.TI
2 il
Ti.t nil
.y..i-
.VfiS
2 in
ID OH
711
ls,;2"
2I2
2&:!t
"K.f17
Wrel.
AH medical tnen are asrwl that Sarsapariila It
the most efficient of all the altcrativ derivcl from
the vcsttahlc kinp'.eui, and the Iotlidcofl'oiassiimi
the most jowerful of all thin uMaineal froiu'the
mineral world, and all who hare had any large clin
ical experience arc satisfied that either of thescsuh
stances increases and !nleu:ifit-f the power of tlic
other. The Potash aiimcnU the aetiity trtV
'Sarsaparilb, and l!iis ia its turn ad-If imiuer-vrly
lo the virtues vfthe Poia.h. Together, In the roin
t'iualiuii of Klwanl Wildcr's Parsapnrilla arul Pot
ash, they miiaiitnte the most 1'oiccrfnl J:m.I Puri-
jur and Const tftivr.ul .Wcr.it ire cwr iwil. Notlis-
ear;oralli-tion whleh !ei-'ii.!s 011 impurity of the
Mood can reLt its, arisen, s-,;,,, y tiieomli.lence
in it that a rwr- is jmtmnlrl in every ease nhere
the direiliiUTs arc followed, iu any of She follonin;
di-ea.se: fi n.fuLi in all its uiullitu.liiious f..nn.
Chronic UheiitiiatL-iii, Cutaii-sitw AITitlii'iis, Spli
ilia or Yt nerval Ii-ii-e, spif,;!,,,,. Suv Kjm,
Clandutar Surllins of iho Netk or tlscwhire,
Tetter, AVti-pin;; Sore Ixv, L'lu-rs of cery kiud,
Piiuplt-f on Ihe lace, lSiuwonu, Suild Head, I'all
inof the Hair crAllopecia, WhileSuelliic Aitue
C-ike, Clirouicljysiii-las, Iiroiy, Ac. Thiiiiitsl
ifiue hxf aireeto Ihe most noiidetAll tun-i. S.
uiuih si, that now IIk; iu eminent phy.-iiiani in
the world are proeriliii it in Ihtir daih prattitv.
They know its north. Nor is Ihe ms..u (,f Hi,.
yr whin yiiiirst.u ruiuiresaii alieralite ims
iiine. Then pi t thi at in'.
Tlicn- i ii-i miiIi uiisiiiiiii; f..r I!.,- i!is-ies ior
whii h il is rtisMiiiiu-ndolaslMuard V.'il.h r'sSloiu
aih ISillers. It b i-ili.-i a.sirtil that they are
altopether niiipialli-l. They are altolutely intil
lilde, if iimsI .ui-onlin todi'fi lions, i.Iiyp'pia,
Iii.lioli.iu, Intcriiiilltiil lever. Liver Complaint,
Colie, and Flu:. They are a loiiie. They are em
ine'itly .an aileratiie. They are superior to :dl
other iiiislii-inia.sanapi'etier. They iiiTi-irate
the enfeellil ftonin.-ii, and revile thotirwp'iisht
5yslim. They add new -..r !. the nrakencl
!ii-.l.'t, :iul sustain Hi.- ovi rLiMnl l.r.itn. U-.i.les
r
l.iii-iti.rior to, Ih.-v an unlike, all other Potters,
iu !i.tt in.; fortlo-ir Ins,- tii.- ts.R.-r-iSi.:ilts Vnut
l.n whisLor. This fa, I alone h vs Kivtn them a
tharaeter in Hie lily heif they an- made, aifl
imit fiHiimeiid lltt-iii to the lovers of tIieiS aipl
the genuine ever; uliere, To t!ie anxious mother
wt-tjltctttl'iuii with Ciinujfaru., t. the men haul,
e.hai:Misi hy the liarr.isi of htiMiir-s, In the dv-l-eptie.
In him vli.utPr rn.iu timstipitiou. tolhe
ti tiiu of ll.ix orndii vrdel'ility, thee ISilieriolStr
11!.1 and lieter fiilio n lief. Trv Ihem. If
you lake Ihem onie, jnu uill iii-veraller luithi.ttt
them ill yotn Iioiim.
Pr a pi'ifss nn nlly dis..vi risl, I h ivi-Ui .1 aide
tooMaiii fo.m Iho K-trk of Iho Wild Cherry (l.ih
nii:iiSy lie- Priiitui Yirini iitif :iu ;lr:i. t which has
Iss'fi prouiriiiKi-1 ly Iho Pli-iriuaii ulitil Sih'tyitf
I.;ii'.ii ati.l 1S.iii to ptrxiis itioreof the virtiiesof
tliisinvaliialili. Im lhafi any otlo-r i-ter prisu'iiteil
1411)11111. One liiuzlt- tiiM-MifuI of IMttanl Wil
di'r's Corii-ni!f.I Kttrut of Wild Cherry loota'ps
loore of tlie .utile prim iph- of l!n- Wild Cl"'rr
limn any olhi-r pn p-trati"U iniitaiiK iu
.1 wiin- rI.lis full. To this fxtr.tit i
adih-I olio r ioriilii nts diriwd fmiti the
ve.-tiMo kingdom, whit h i?ive .111 1 itoi. lit , atliv
ity, and pouvr to thi n tui-dy uhitii jufly etilille
it to Is-(-allot lln- Iktlrotf rriMh-, Cold, Ca
tarrh 1, Ijiraniti, Asthma, lutl:iei'z.i, and Croup.
Not oiiof iIm-s,.:iKi ii..n.(iT) -itSisitst it. They
yii Id iiistaiitl, to id m.-i,;ii. iwir. IU-si.1,., lints
dL-ies-s, it is invaluahii in Piieiin.iif-i and I'h u
risy. In IIiotii hitis, ai ute aiid 1 hronii, it is un
fiiliu, and in the tmu;Ii of ii.innplio'i it atn.iK
a ndii-f nhitli ii'iolhir riooilv isi-iiHilth-ofdoiii,
In tlifiHiiiiliin arufiimiiitii up all lh" inroii
enls ncn-fcsary loi.tlis.! a j-rin.tii--iit t un-, wiiii-li in
eviry tavis warratilfsl if it.d .nindin" lotlinr-
tlolb.
I.
Have von Sot wins U i ! fotRlii; v.itii Ail.' :iml
IV" r or Iiil:-:ni. lever, HhiittNi r k I Ii-- j s
Icm" If so, p al mm and t a I-.illI- of Iltard
WiIdir'sCiiillT..oii-, anil is l-.ldly :iil.s Ih-l,
iu il' line, n:i.l for the diV-v f.r v.dii h il is 11
n.niin.ii'U'.l, Hi-To i.s I-' i-. Ii-ino Lo..ii lat will
at a!l ti'ittpare with it.
It isan rlaiu, a si-ly, a.-ffri.iai.i Ml cim- for
evi rj diseasi-arising fr.o. 1 i.ii.iin.n.r inaktria. No,
form of Iiiterioilleiil or IS-milli nl l'-..ri-:.i nit
il. ttmitidi-in, T.-rliau, lii.irti.iu, 511I Tw.-nly-i.io-day
Ch:!!s areoliliol lo id I li.il. Iti.lh'
fsiii'im n-r of ffiTy .spiiiisi of 31 irah or Snaiup
I-Vvtr. Ilii the toiu'iVIe iu.-i.ter of ISiuw Ah11".
l'eri'i liral 1 li-:ibf he, I.itjtiitU-ut Ni.unWa,
Sj.h nali.t or I'iiin in Ihi-hid,-, nod i.fetery vari. ty
and niisiilif-alinii of Snitrmilt. 11U11.I !UTF-ii Pi.vi r.
Nor ilii-i Ihii iiitluiue n--i.uil..-:..ir otlnTof Iho
thousand tsiriijM.undi.IverliseiI Ht t!n-.'airii.'tii!i.
It ii Ihe pure dislilSitiou fnon tin itort i ostly r;iri
eliiw of Ihe tint hmi t i-ark, airl i in its. If a pliar-iuaii'iilie-al
Iriui'iph, : tin rapeMfeal woider. It at
omeihtski IheChill.iaU'l r.-t.in the Moid In its
pn.i-.riitist.-iny, tlicnliy rradiiatiii.ail iritis t.
Ihiiniod lrintfii!di.i:t.-i:fnit.i lhcirtii. Where-
ever liv K'disiw-s exi-l llri i!KVlii;u l..nM al-w.iyilfki-tit
in every holt (...i.i, ai 3 eere isal
u.ij.s iiar.ml.ssl.
f T
LIFE IKStJKANCE.,
NOTICE.
LE-VVESWORTir. Ka.Ns.vs, )
AuKUst I, 1S70. f
THE UNDEISSIGNKD HA YE BECOME VSmi
CIATEOtoGeaeiml A-rrtof the
CoaBecUcBt Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Hartrord
wr, th:
&ites of Texas, ArLwutts, Ailnaxbi, awl the
Territorieif IMorndo, Wymnimj, Jfm-
tonn, Jtatota, Jdnhn, Vhih, Arizmin
t-OM Stir Merim.
ALsft AEnts for the Male 'of
n s a is .
al'i;": riarrr-.hM;-, and olhcR-, within II...
?l,o t m.r."i '"".V"', '-- eon.niuni.-alo will,
iiicv.4.ninnr,
11 M, Ti Hrfct
Z?;' Ir,'.n'",''. Kansxs.
't 'f "cca?lt" youratteiition!.. Hie
Sio,oik,iino.
followiug jUU-me-.,:" O. Inef. Ml" ISl" " As-
sell ver S0.W.l,W. Ch f J.niV.. ,,l'..A.
Vik, .iAA ' ---- --..v.. .11 ini; .vesr.
Orru Klts-llim. Janim f :.Iwin, lViid, nt ; 7.
"Tiv-ViT r,"",V": V- S. OI,'trad, v,,
1 I.. Watkiniii. 2.1 iec l-resident; Col. J. L.
C.rn.11, AtS.-c'v; B. W. Itryant, Aetuarv.
sepl'f.lAwl-ja
f. J. IHII-MS..S. lTveiiwonh, Kan.
J- t.KAHAM, late of il,- ..Vmral
.vgrnerM. iuLs. Mm
BANKEKS.
M. riaRt,
Pn-iik-nl.
TM, 1". IMr.tV.NI.
Cashier.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
of leaveswokth.
ISiiysand Sell, fSoverninent IVud and d.-.i -,.fl.
6-hl7ilAwjS .-ral Banking ..iimu.-.
USUAL XOTItE.
XCWTIC'E.
THE STATE OP KANSAS, I
County of 14-avenworth.
In the IiMriit Curt i.r 1... n., .I.;.i, ii.t(t
or the Mali- f Kansas, withii,:,,,.! h.r.s.u.1 -miiiiv
ollivenworlh.
Thomxs Carney, Plaintiir, ")
Thomas C. Sletens, Ivfendant. )
Y YllSTCi: liK. AXIi IX Aoil.I.N, 1
J with an imh'rof tin-almvueiiiithsl Court, re- Ii
ill the at-.w-f Milled is;..n the .MXIn-nllid i ..f
Junf, A. 1. ls7il, I will. 0nT111s.hr, tin- first i'I.iv
.r Nov. !iiNt, A. I. Is7o. at lw...5,.,k: p. , ...
that day. at Iho Court lions.- d.-.r in iheCitvol
U--ivi.niiorth.oltert.irs.ili-. and el to the hinii-'t
l.id.lirf.iri-ash iu hand at lime ol' vile, nil therkht
title and intert-t orTh"iiis Carney atnl Thom ls t
Mvyii, iu aud In the following nainl iliim .
erislits, n. tes and aetoiinls ulue'i iai.. to mv
Iiaitdsand ii..ioii a ISm-ivi-r in the :d-ovr 11
tiilwl eau-i-, apiwarinc ! ' din- l.y and lo.in miii
drv pirsr.Ks lo the late linn of famey A So-it-ns :
I.TTiI 2rs,t". II. I.v ri..I.: . lin its
lsil S7i'I liomai l.iti-n
Ii mil d..rfi- I, mi tn.
I" II. l-i:iiiie.I7, im -
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i-.s s7 He-irv . Ifi s
212 In J llTrsl.ii.lln.il. V.
Js.. I-; t-
In ml'lS. 1. S'liil.aid
IJiiiltlS!lirke.
W. K.111
wit
IS. Tn-i.Iway.s
IS. lalis. Jr
1 1. P. Mitihrli-Sl.-ain.-r
Tom.
Stevens . ...
II IS. IJlioit
Paul ISii'ili-r-
It W. Marliii..
.!. .1. I.awl.r..
.-MIldi'lMiU A
Thomas. . .
Jotm A. Skinner
f h..ni.ii .1 Te-
iranh 11-. .... Ii;
John P. M..11-I1 -ill
John .Marshtll . 11 lis
CrM'tiian, Alney
1 -J. i:r I
2.-T.7 sul.X.
Natlmi Spitiier 2T.'i 2".! . plr
ini iji.i;. W. Mrvau.
II. W. Pat-na-
..rth
Kl. Mi Clinl.it k
I'nmk .4 Siil-.id l,u;i
N". K. Vf-xre. 1,221 lo
lImoiit s.ijw
2S. I
I..I 'is
1 :'.-. r.:i
?jt on
lsl
II rM
"I 21
P. Fuller.
A. it. Norton .
K11111.ler.ou A
'1 ll.'lll.lS . . ..
.MS. Paik
ti. Soliauntr. .
A. A. .p"err
J.tini-s K.-II.-V
II. W. I'ariiH.
worth
M. S-iUislir
W. Kerr.
W. A IS. James.
I". W. IS.nl. .
J. W. How.-.. .
!. Ki ti hum ....
M. .li.fi.rs.Ti..
Wil-i.-A Sai;.-
I. 1- .Iniiii..i
S. IS. Norton. .
I". (,'...lanl....
H.re.t II irris.
lmianl Fllipia.
IS.rii-Wiii A !-
hen.....
Hois rl Willi inn
llitrirfc Carroll.
I.i.iit. Walliii-
f-.rd .
Jo-dah f.oiild..
If.s ,.il. f. iiani...
2il" I'S.W. Suupkiiis. .
Iliiutian A M.r-
21 oiij rnxr .
--JJ-. 2.I. tr Harper
22 os SaMili-niili.V loo
21 ."- John A. Skin
1 1 " iier.
Thoin-sou A
Sl 75 Tir'l..ii
II 00. IVrrv l'nll,r
7 .""I WT-i'iidotl.-CilT
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s isSilVm. tSrili.iiu
l:t Isf ,v .si, .
I -'O.Jiidi.n A Au.l-
' ii I111
l"S SKtMauiiel N.i-
221 r.l raiur
211. itMJohii lUrniin
7 !S.N. Il.m... .
213 Ui.laiuisi K. . .
III li,M,,,r,. ,, Cmuu
.Marsh A Yates.
!" ''Jaiin s 1. Ji-
l,57H "21 m,w,i
V. .i t', 1-i.iU re.
if. II. Mil.-ms'i-
S linit
I'll'IIIS. ISroan
ls7 4
J. 11 f,
rU 1. lsiss..ll. I,2; 2us. IU. t,.i. II
J. IS. IS..111..II.
K. A. CslkliK
.Ia.l llit.N.u .
II. IS. Walla..-
.1.11... Iiivii
.1. C. .Milk-r..
"Iji:i'' ISri-
a.l-"'
,,llll:r.
S. W. Cariit..r
.1. S. SI. uart.
I. .1. 'lavlor
W. W. lN.ivl.is..
C. Hinmauw.
IS. IS. Uhii.-..
J.r-1'li Mi", r
W, II. Win;;
Kanui lions .
Win. Morrowr
Philip llintl...
Orson IC. nl
.1. II.Mart-n.vl'..
I". A.SIi-riiACn l,li.". 77
Ja.ii-slSr.r:..Icr B.nu? It
Win. iSioll ..". S17 til
.lop.-i A C.irt-
n;tlil
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W..I. rdiKinri'V
Mrii'ii A i
Slat. .ifli-.uri
S. I ...rl..r.. .
JT. S. hapio.
C. A. Si-uint
II. M. Philiriat
II. IS- loit-a
Ohio V.Jiiut. .-rv
K. frhiim A
Iaindrw.....
D. II. Mil-lull.
IS.V rt Amhcrf
A. L. Norton.. .
Mr. ILiflal..
!.. Kcti hum .
IS. I". Kiritir .. .
.laiiitWriniit.
Tens..v Wriitl.l.
MorriK..hu..
I"ai Mahr.
IhilT 'Srtvn
A. IfeiRniait A.
."i .,-. 11. w.tII.ts
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I.-.7I-IJ11 I-.-H ii.iillou
IS ii'j..lnii7nxl.ikr
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17 no J.,!, I.unir. .
!i no J. . lVim-lt..
s 7. Thiuiiait. Mi- -"I
17 tens A f... . 2,
I". "' I'nioii Milil.iri
-ii 71 .vi-ilp
I.'al Ml Wv:ili..iltef-lt
- Millt
2.". tllli;ril.-iiii A .s-iil-
'"', will... .
.Vil iKijM.f.-r.iir, l.v.rs
2I7U-.I A I'.,
!,27 St Jamiw Yrsi.S. ..
l.i.'is li-.it:T. W...U.11.
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XX 2 22 jCm Mcil
Choieu branibJt tifi3 2.ltran .. .
ait.sl .141.3
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70
Wlnt,
Com.....
Fall
tlKtlV.
.1 milo-alr
- 5o
Kf-Inil M.trkrt.
rnni't'iK, i:rc.
I9aJSF' .So wrinc. he pot .on lusbst
aiwgotiotai'enearertdruonst's rirervntly
"vtAirned with a bottle of the Bitters, of which
Trait what Tim kaa SaaaUtme.
The mwxim that the voico tf the people is Ihe
Tuiueof the divinity, may ia some caws, tpcn
to doslrt, lmt the toitlmony of ttorust aad en
ligateDt.il wilnnsM ezlCDtUns throngh a scries of
yean, and ail to the same purport is worthy of cre
dence, aJaUU of no qacstioo. Upoa dr testi
mony toe 'reputation of Hostctter'sStomsc'alSIU
tcrs 3.1 in antidote aad cure for many ailments is
loscd. During the twepty yean that it luu been
before the world iniMsnrrabie preps rations intended
to cerupctf; with it, hare good op like rockets, and
riiine down he extiDjuUlieJ stickf. Meanwtille
the progress of that Incomparable tonic has been
swift and steady always upward and onward like
the eagle"? flight. lis .introduction proloee.1 s rer-
ohiti-.Mi lo therapeutics, anditpniTed to be one of
these salutary; .revolutions that cannot go back
wards. To-day JTostctters Bitters Is one ot the
niogl popular remedies in Christendom, and com
mands a larger sale than any other medicinal pre
paration, domestic or imported, on this side of
the Atlantic. As a enre for dyspepsia, bilious dis
orders, nervous aSectioBS, general deLITity, todas
a preventive of epidemic fever?. It takes precedence
of every other remedy. This tact should teach I B )
hMildeni
P-ecf Tongues
Hulter... .... ...
Cliffs; . . ;
KfiU... ............ . .....
Irii-1 I'eachct... ..................
Apples
Irtl . ....
Salt fl bid
l'..taln .................. .
Sorghum ..i! ,
Svrun
liiiey .. .
Chickcn.v."rl doz
I X L White Winter flour in na. k
" ' ' in larreN
ISest City or MLouri hraiid .......
fl fl .. 1. yysr .
ff ( .f If XX.
tiraham Flnar, sacks..
3 m fiat jieai
Ll-XKKR.
Clear 1.2JJ.1; J.2 inch drcu'd one iilo
2d do ! do
do 6VV do do
Clear sidins .
2d ..
Ski "
Flooring .
lt
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1 inch Siding-
do
do
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do
do
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do,
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do
do
do
do
tlo ..
do,
do
do-
A Slock Eoard, 12 inch.
B ' li iDch-
Cbennoa Ivard...
JobU and ccaatliag, 16 sect aad under
sninzics, a or siar sawed-. ..
Ko. 1 sawed
Lath, 1st finality.. .
do 2nd
Doors, 2-CxG-C
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2-10x6-10 -
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cosh 8x10 ,. .,..
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it-
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10x16-
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90
90
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2 Jt)vj270
Are von siiin.rin fioio ..K-lin tusor iu tox-l of
un 1 Ilii i. nt p-iT.nl.vi-? Ilitaid Willi r's Fafoily
Pills:ir.-a v.wlal.I.tloiiieaii.l iu'.i-..r.t.-it of 111:. ...u-
111011 extitli nee. Por 1011. liiutiaii and t.inotiiriit
. ' ' 1'
they areaierlain r.mnly. ISy their :. lion tu.-y
l".'h revivt, and r.-fr.-sh tl.eovi il.silt-l syrt..t. ;(,r
isthissll. 'fl'.-n- is itothinj; in tli-ir ..uitiHi
width is not v ci-laMe. '1 h.- are ;-.l.nt firKxnl
anions Hi.. !r..ri4 and r..l.i.s. They are Ihu one
.i-'rieut or Itxstivt- iiii-iS..) I.y tho .! K--f and
wiikly. The liter, lueprrat i.f-reliv-;lail of tin-
l.ly, .1. 1. ri.iin.Ti l-.lli Cie p.i.-ily ..f Hie I.I..-1 aiel
Ihe fi'ii'Iilioii of Ihi- laiwiN. Tlo--: pills. soitaiu
herlx, K'lm-', nn.t.s, and lurks, ev. ry .ne..f whiih
ii evlel.rali-t :tiananlil.ili..ui r. nii-I), and whiih,
if th.ri-U- a ?im:Ic a4i'rtaiue.i fa I iu im-'Iii ine,
erinstitute tfo- most genial and erf'tlly sriiirfii lory
pur-ritii' ft .lis.-tni risl. Tin j do not rasp an. I
injure. They tlean out the d. pniv.-l and villi!-.!
s-s.'rtlioiiiof l'i.'.iuiieiit.-iry -:m.il. Th y tii.iiiljl.;
and Tu.i'le llo- livi-r. They toi.o Ihu rtom-rli,
a:iI Ihrmuh it llo-1. rain and nuvi. Tlu-y do not
irritate they r.-lore. In all I lie 1'hIeKiii.i-i.i,
IShi-umatiii'i, l"ryf-Lts, Vrrliff., l'ltiii-, li
llaiiimation of the llratn, I.iv.i, SCiSo-vsf ami
IShhl-Iir, and iu ivery oilier at!.sli:i in tthitli a
purii.iv s d.ir;ihle, lhs-; pUU aiy !-ji.:i.l al!
- r.i-lventun! a tfiw pjui 1. Heioe u- :1.111c
olio r, as Ihey can .! yit no h urn, an-l HuSr if.its
are invariably Ulii-livial.
IIuimiImI A s-I.
. J. IS. IS. C
7Ii nr." Chuil ..
S. S. ll(l-e
J. Ii. Ori..-y - .
I'rilli iiden A
I liderhill
J. IS. Ilutt
II. IT. Hill. n.
J. P. M.irni)-.
I.tu-io Uiriii-s-W.
II. Piirll
flnnlon A SiI-
Ivrt .......
J, I.. Mill.ume.
Iir. Wrtsl .;;
Wm. Morra-
Adam II. ISali
man .....
HonrvS. W.-t
lake
John Marshall .
Thomt J. On.
Lain
iittilk TliVIO--.
Alex- FrazJer-.-
IVin. S)tauiii-t.
N. M. Kskri-Uo
J. P. Sloiuh
Jt.ii.Tlr.-,rn. .
II. P. Is.r-.. .
.1. I. Cani.'V --f.-lv.
App
IS. 11. t lid
-itsiiii!i-..M A
John Mull. 11 ...
J. 1. Camel
H fl.illii :
L.I..!.ti IVish
27r.yr.ji-r.-l M...,n
77 7.'. iiiim ss It.-ri
2iW Hi .Frank Kt-lin .
' so'.U. N l...rt. .
Il.t 7-. P. V.e.'!..
177 2::.Ioliu SI ml. .11 .
s: IIK. It. I i nil.!. .
cum. vr. i:n!uii
r. v. a C. . . .
T.l SK lladhsv White
1 Ki',. M.'lvid.a.n
IW. T. .loon.-.
I". i J. W. KnlierU
Is S9J. :. Wail.r
IS llj (iojudijin. Ill)
S.i imlWni Fife- . .
S2ili. Vaitlllari.-iri
.ViiW . .llit. hi I!..
.M Ml U. Jlorroit
'it l7U-vi Smith...-.
IW l;i. A. Iletard.
1 -i .1. a .1. j.-. i:..i
1 2. vin
Martin ITiid. .
jJ. II. Manhall
JaiuisiT. Is-.Is
V. .1. Sniiirn
277 oil Y. K Mathri.
TI tn .s-ai.ni, I Il-irr.v
SM II S.1 Knlm
:i "A rrrrtliAWilKht
UUr.nilul A St.
d". 7I l:. i:. C. ..
20 SSI Pit IT t;ns-n
ISH 77il5. W. flood .
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r.i m
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"Ji 721 irlf .
Jam.7 f ,! rl. .
I.yiiian All. 1. ..
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M"-fc . . ...
C. II, li.aij4Hi
A. W. fnletil ill
IS. t. AiMo-ron '
II. I ISraurh-Iaai-
h irp... .
Ili-nrv S... ill.
'.il.'. '. Wi!.-r.
II.OS.1- A Jeuni--.ll
..
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31s I2VV. ',. i:iltii..
I" 7D,J. II. Ilul-r. .
r, Mil- Wril
) 2ISJI- I- tiiiiih.n-1
112 271 ll-l.. r A Ca-.s. :
Mi '., I,. I...rt. .
jnu i... m. TrivitlA
: 2-.I C.
.s.7 in J. II : ilne ..
1.1. Weil A C. .
Iln.k If a;l:. f. MalSiei-.
I" I" Whiting 1,11-2 I ' !.-.. fori . .. .
II irri-011 Niefi- Is,, y. W-. ..
.Is ra7(S2lW.H,Mujlniiiri: tr, m
The sale of.w hand all i.f -aid rL-iimt. mitre and
a.-ey.int, lolK-mi.l.- Hill t n-4 rve, 311.I wil'mut
rrts.ur- o-.n Ihe iiii.leninfsl or iisei IU- -ai.1
'I lioiuxs Caniey or Thomas I. Steven.., or eillo-r..i
them, and without any uuiranty or n-poi.iI.tIii
wh-tlev.-ri.ti theart..flh iinderisr... .-r Hi-- !
fiirney A Steven or. itheri.f them, a.nl int.ei.r-I
an'i: with s:iid onli r of sni.l I'i-lri. t f.nl ..f l-i
imorth County, l. whith n fen nee is hern ma.1.
for li'tmi of j-ucfi -al.' a. orderi-d l.v mid Court.
JOHN -M.KKli, .is laieit.r
of TSiotius Carney ail Tli..mai I. Si.-i.ik. lit.
Iirlii.-rfasiniey A Stevtm. f.-jl".
I.l'is ,
In f.
I'i .
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II i-n
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12:5 ir
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l. C7
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Hill isl
n:: l.
71 .'a.
r. -.
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si 17
! 11
l.".S 2..
;TM Ol
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2i In
Th".i-?T!ofthil'lrin .li.-:.iin il.'y . w.ioi. A
tru venuiiidci'i-worni-kill-r h.is i.,n l-.na.Ie-Feieratum
in uolicliu-. la!war-l Wilder 's M-ither't
WonuSy Pip If Ihe thins nf"Ie. ! .s.Itr f hiMreri
aaint Hie inidiou .'viN.rilie many l-nm wliich
infet their intestinal tratl. II is n liable. It i?
phn.sant. It ii .saliii.rimu. II ii jafo. u c-;sN
pmnd annus, tiino-l worms, and the ln&! Lipc-
worm. II cannot tail. It clears np the ."kin. It
sectftis the t-ni.er r the little rn!f. rrs. Jt
count Ic-p. It brinsv lack Ilia apilile. It re
lievcs the tumid 1-lly. Itailvsnccs the srowlhi.f
the child. It restores the n-n to iu tla-ft. It
saves the teeth. It uanlv it asdnsl frfivuhionii,
spains an-l St. Vitus'Jdanee. It ifarinf-riorto
all other iiieilttiucs fir fxpellini; worms. Mothers,
e lo it that yon giro your f hildren this truly
ncvcr-failius wonu-kilkr.
EDWARD WILDEE1 & CO.,
Wholesale Drnggists,
215 MALV-faT.r -MAISULr: Fkoxt,
Lous-rillc, Ky.
vplC-sun-tuAsiiwlCW
I'UKI.K.' XOTIC'K.
REVENUE REFORM ! ! !
TO V07EES A5D TAX-1'AYEKS
1 1
J Tax-lion havat last driv-n llo-1 ml,, i,..,,.
ihe the principle, upon whleh Ihey ar taxed, and
that Ihe further this i.xauiination Lt unifsl. Ihe
ihs'i-r will Kror the popular coiivietioii thai a form
of taxation which hait rubtihsl wilefri-a.l di-lr.-.
In nearlyfrverybranchofirnIu.tr' mtit l mli
eally wrons, the Ameriean Free Trade lair-ne ft-. 1
that thty ran do the public Loimatcrferviie than
to furabh It with doeui.icnts, " tact", and figure
ts.iKerniiii; ths operation of th lariu. They have,
lher.-f.-re, prepared fr-ratuiloiu disiribuiioii the
IoIIowi trarfs, which will I sent on reieipt of
tix cents for poatacc:
Opinioi a of DiMir.jiiL-hed Men ujs.n I'ns- Tr-Te-OntheOdlectinof
ISevcnne, hy Kilcard Alkiu
m; The FailacicforProleclMn, I.y Franris IJ. !- ,
The Iwrue,s A'Mn-w to the Amerf.-au Pisiple;
How tn Fonu Fref-Trado laitiwa: The FrxeTia.!'-
p.h of K. M. Chamf-rlin, (Candidale of Hi.
UlUir l"artr of MasaehueLs fu tiovernor of the
SLite);The Par-ei-" Liturs The lariir af it is,
arid as it jhonld 1; How the HiKh Tarilt ...ri.H.i
the Poor; Frcolom of Trad cstnl by the l.vpvri- .
enct; of England an-l France; A inrriraii Industry
and thfl'TaritT anAbriilsmrto-Wtl!s.'sI5..rt f,.r
Infill; 2oISritih Free Trade; l"rilettln to Native "
I1.-5; The Amerlewn Carryiiu; Tra-Ie; Free Trade
and oar Fanners; T-v Ihe Manufacturers of the
United States; Facta far Frcs Traders; A Hn1.11:
Market fJraiu cheap and UooU dear.
In Cerman :
liatrbrm of the Aroeriean Free Traile Ias'ie;
Address lo the American People; The Free Trade
lasiquetoits Sulfril.-rs and the Pu 1-c; Prutcc-ti'.-n;
Protect P.n and Monopoly; Itrott-rt !.
All of whiehean 1 obtainul, 011 rcreipl ef .six
rcnlaforioMage, I.y ap.liratioi lo
MAHLONiiAXMri, Es..,
Stretary of the I-cne.
Sn. 9 Naitmn street, Kcw Vork.
IVisons aillin; to set an distributors will U-sup-p!ie.t
on ai.plicatlon cratuitniuly ; but as tlie c..i
trihutions'of its friends are tho Ia;ue's only n.p
ort, all are rt-tjuesttd to give the cau;e what Ihey
can. inr22w
BEST JOB riUSTlN'G WEST OK TIIK MI5
SI3alPPI Wat AT TUB TIMES JUS
ouoita.
