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A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.
Jk Skip Found in n California Desert.
By many it Ims been held as a tlie
the Vuuia desert was nnee
lUHoeehrt lied. At intervals pools of
salt water have stood for a while in
the midst of the surrounding waste
of sand, disappearing only to rise
again., iu the same or some other
localities. A short time since one of
tliesasaline lakes disappeared, and a
part* of Indians reported the discov
ery ora S big'ship,’’ left by the re
ceding waves. A party of Americans
at once preceded to the spot, and found
imbedded in the .sand the wreck of a
laou vessel, ..Nearly; one-third of
the lonviirrt part of the ship or bark
is plainly visible. The stump of
the bowsprit remains, and portions of
the timbers of teak are perfect. The
wreck is located forty (tines north of
the San Bernardino and Fort Yuma
road, and thirty west of Los Palmes;
a,well Jiuown watering place .ou the
desert. The road across the desert
has been traveled for more than one
hundred years. The history of the
ill-fated vessel can, of course, never
be “known, but the discovery of its
decaying timbers in the midst of
What Ims long been a desert will fur
savans with food for discussion, and
Bitty perhaps furnish important aid
rft iITC elucidation of questions of
science. —Los .-I iigslos JVeivq, tS'ep/. 9.
Every woman should be a worker.
Her. sphere like man’s is bounded
only by (iod-piven talents. Shelias
We/(gbt to do anything she can do
Wcr noblest work will ever
be at the fireside. I lome is the holiest
temple in which she is over called to
minister. “ Blessed art thou among
women,” was stdd of a mother. In
the ministries of home; in the en
dearing and tender relations of friend,
.wile, mother, i- where (iod crowns
woman with tlio brightest, richest
diamond.
The proprietor of the New York
Sun offers a bonds'df J 20,000 to the par
ty who will invent a press that can
print -10,‘oOft an hour. It takes the
Bullock press twentv hours to work
off their weekly edition of ;100,00(I
CofnW, itt the rate of 10,000 on both
sides per hour. They run four other
presses on the daily editiSn of 40,000
copies, which print each 10,900 per
hour, on one side only—taking the
four.onu luuir to work cadi side, and
requlringtwenty persons to tend them.
Two persons can tend the Bullock.
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU.
ADDRESS
TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
WHOSESUFFEBINGS
TTAVK BEEN
Protracted from Hidden Causes,
ANI) WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
PROMPT TREATMENT
TO RENDER
, .Ti , a.* .1 i.l. t V
Existence Desirable,
If von are suffering or have sntTcrcd, from in
voluntary discharges, what eflept doqa it produce
ftpQxt your general health? Do you feel weak, de
bilitated. easily tired? Does a little extra exer
tion produce palpitation of the henrf? Does yonr
liver, or urinary organs, or yonr kidneys fre
quently get out of order? Is your urine some
times thick, milky, or flocky, or is it ropy on set
tling? Or does a thick scum rise to the top? Or
is a sediment nt the bottom after it has stood
awhile? I)o you have spells of short breathing or
dyspepsia? Are your bowels constipated? Do
you have spells of fainting, or rushes of blood to
the head? Is yonr memory impaired? Is yonr
fnind constantly dwelling on this snbjccl? bo
you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company,
of lire? Do yon wish to be left alone, to get aw ay
from everybody? Does any little thing make you
start or jump? la your sleep broken yr restless?
Is the lustre of your eye ns brilliant? -The bloom
on yonr check ns bright ? Do yon enjoy vo'nrself
iu society as well? Do you pursue your business
with the same energy? Do you feel as much con
fidence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and
flagging, given to fit* of melancholy? If so, do
not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights? Your hack weak, your knees
weak, and have but little appetite, and yon at
tributc.tUis.lo dyspepsia, or liver complaint?
NOW, READER,
self-abuse, venereal diseases badly cured, and
scxunl excesses, arc all capable of producing a
weakness of the generative organs. The organs
of generation, when in perfect health,
MAKE THE MAN.
DID YOU EVER THINK
that those hold, defiant, energetic. persevering
successful business men, are always those whose
generative organs are in perfect health?
You never hear such men complain of being
melancholy, of nervousness, or palpitation of the
heart. They arc never afraid they cannot succeed
in business; they don't become sad and discour
aged; they are always polite and pleasant iu the
company of ladies, and look you and them right
in the face—none of your downcast looks or other
meanness about them. Ido not mean those who
keep the organs Inflated by running to excess.
These will not only
Ruin Their Constitutions,
hut also those they <lo business with or for. How
man)' men, from badly cured dit-eascs, from the
••fleets of self-abuse ami excesses, have brought
about that state of weakness in’thoso organs that
has reduced the general system so much as to In
duce almost every other disease—
IDIOCY, LUNACY, PARALYSIS,
spinal affections, suicide, and almost every other
form of disease which immunity is heir to, and
the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever sus
pected. and havo doctored for all hut the right
one.
Diseases of these organs require the use of n
Diuretic.
HELMBOLDS
Fluid Extract
eUCiHU!
|
Ih the great Diuretic, and is a certain enre for dis
eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, (travel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness. Female Complaint*. General
j Debility, ami all disensea of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from wliat-
I ever cause originating, and no matter of how long
standing.
If no treatment \* submitted to, Conanmption
or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood nre
supported from these sources, and the health and
happiness, and that of Posterity, depends upon
prompt use of a reliable remedy.
HELMBGLDS
EXTRACT
BUCHU,
Established upward of Nineteen Years.
18 PREPARED BY
11. T. UEI.MIIOI.I), IlriigKiNt,
594 Broadway, New York,
AND
104 South Tenth St., Phila.
I’l iii- 81.2 J ih'i- Iloulfi, or « I,oftlok for
dellTCrvd It. any nddrcaa. Sold
l»y ail lini!r-lH(x, ev ('r, vvlirrr
.Tone are kciiiiliic hiilchnilouc
„p 111 kI(‘"I enifra v<*,l wrupper,
willi rac-Hlniil« of itiy Chemical
WairclioHMc, and si)-ncd
11. TT. ItELMIIOLD.
Mtli dwvly
CHEYENNEMARKETS.
OlfAfX.
States Torn, per ih 2tf<&3
Colorado do . **
Oats nertt. 3®3*
•nKADsTCPFS.
Flour. States, per sack C.no<fo‘s.so
I Flour. Colorado, “ 5.00® 7.00
i Buckwheat Flour, “ 7.00® 10.00
provisions.
Potatoes, per lb au® 3
Onions, *' - 4® 6
cheese, New York factory, per 1b 21®30
i Cheese, Western, per lb ... 20® 25
Beans. Nitty, t><?r 5® 8
Beans, Mexican “ 3® ft
Butter, common.. 3j®4o
Butter, good grades, ranch/ 40®ft0
Honey •lii®.Vi
Lard 29® 25
Bacon 21® 26
Hams, smoked 2ft®26
Oreeu salted meat 18® 25
Pork, firm nt 14® 20
Apples, bbl , 12.00® 15.00
CAs* coons.
Field s Oysters » 7.00
Two pound Peaches. 7.00
Three pound *• 10.00® 10.50
I Corn H.fiO® 9.00
j Strawberries 8.0 ® H.ftO
' Raspberries 9.00
i Blackberries 6.00® 0M
I Chicken and Turkey 9.00®10.<0
l Green tinges ».75®10.50
| Pencil Marmalade .. v 12.75
; Tomato**, two uound-car's 5.9(5® 6.00
I Tomatoes, throe' “ * •• 8.0 ® IbOo
Pine Apple 9.09.5»
; Jellies, one and two pounds...., 6.ft0®12.n0
j Retail, per can 3ft® so
CASK Ltqt ous.
I Red Jacket 19 50
' Drake's JUftO
Hostetler's 13.00
Kellers.; n.oo
Whisky.f f1.75® 7.50
1 Gin Cocktail 10.U0
. Whisky Cocktail 10.00
Champagne, pints 34,00
I Cluimpagne, quarts 33.00
Old Tom Gin 0 00
' Shornr Wine 9.<X>ffilU.oo
I Port V\ ine H» 50
URIRy.i ... 7.512./ lilill)
Cognac Brandy ..wT. 12.00®3u.00
imutD rni'iT.
Apples, western, per lb _ 44® 43
Apples, New York, per I?. * 45® 20
Peaches, per lb VitiC 20
| Currants, “ 20® 26
Prunes “
Blackberries, per !b on® «S
lUWn.. |.er box 7.00
Ohorrlo.-per ID - 25
Ra/pDerrier per ID 45® 55
coftee.
i Roasted, per 33® 40
Rio. common to fair as® 24
Rin, good. 3 S
Rio, nrtmo tu <■ 28
Old Oov. Java 28® 40
Laguira. 30
teas.
Igs» ui 150 9 *-* 5
“J"' 1 ” 1.25® 2 dll
l uuna flvaon 1.411® 2 10
' 1.25® 1.75
oololl K 1.50® 2.00
VUG Ans.
Cuba, common to fair, per lb 14® 45
C'.tba. good to prime 14®. 451/
i Porto Rico, good to choice n® 15
New York < rushed. Pondered. *tc 16U® 21
Ncvv \«»rk. white coffee. A if® 20
New j ork. white coffee, circle A 16® ig
New York, extra B 154® JK
New ft ork, extra C igi;
Cuba box 154® is
BTBCPB.
New York, common, per gal 75® i.no
1 New ft ork. good, per gal 90® 1 00
ij, Vork.sgul.kegs 7.00® 8.00
Ooidens. per gal 1.40® 1.80
Ncvv ft ork drips. Seal kegs 7.50® 9.00
! 11. X t. drips, per gal 1.75® 2.25
SALT.
Fine dairy, per bbl 10.00®n.00
Coarse dairy. • 8.50
“ “ per lb. 4® 8
mu.
\v?u m v P ,°r n 2!!f W-OOQ 15,00
I W lille. half bbl IftOO
Mackerel. No. 1 ...... .'.15.00 a 17.00
Mackerel, No. 1, per kit 3.75(&4J0
SOAP AND CANDLES-
W . >r « K P#r hox 8 50® 900
Shaffer s. per box H.n0®8.50
1 aim Soap, per ponnd, wholesale... 7.s(KfrH.nO
Chemiral “ '* 19® 14
(aat lie. per 1b 2.V/5 40
< heyenne, per lb 10® 43
NAILS.
Noils, limited demand 7.59®10.25
OILS AND PAINTS.
Carbon Oil. per gal., per bbl 58 a r,2
Carbon 08. per gal 7., a ho
I.ard Oil. •• g. 75
Liusued Oil, ** -j
White L« ad , 90® 39
cnEYF.y\E UMBER MARKET.
I’i-14 «nd 2 inch clear dressed 85.00
1 inch, clear dressed 75.00
No. 1 dressed flooring ' 65 «)0
( tear siding 4500
H.mijl. I limber '.is.oOQsinnn
5... 1 rClaslo.. ";Ji
To NTacliinists.
We hare on hand a Largo Quantity of
Old Type Metal!
WmOH IS USED AS
BABBITT METAL!
Ar.il trill be sold lu
QUANTITIES TO SUIT!
AND AT A MUCH
XjXISS cost
Apply at the Leader Office.
M'GREGOR & CO.,
Successors to
E. A. ALLEN & CO.,
Whole said and Retail
Druggists!
HAST SIDE EDDY, CORNER OP ALLEY BE
TWEEN SIXTEENTH AND SEV
ENTEENTH STREETS.
Dealura In
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES
VARNISH BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS,
hair oil,
TOILET ARTICLES,
Trusses, Ila 11 (luges, Etc.
Wo offer superior Inducements to retail dealerat
! We keen constantly on hnnd the largest nnd hen.
selected stork on the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad. Wo buy for cash only, thus enabling
to sell lower than any drug house in the city.
• Ust( :
PRINTING.
REFITTED AND FURNISHED!
Readyfor business!
TIX 33
Cheyenne Leader!
!
noNEEn
JOB PRINTING
HOUSE.
H, A, Baker, Proprietor,
IS AGAIN IN COMPLETE RUNNING ORDER
FOR THE EXECUTION OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF
Plain and Fancy
PRIISTT TISTG
COMPRISING
CARDS
’ x
Os Every Shape & Kind,
BILL HEADS,
Letter and- Note Headings,
Blanks of Every Blind,
POSTEns.
Hand Bills, Etc.,
HAVING AN ENTIRELY
NEW LOT OF TYFE
AND
SUPERIOR PRESSES T
SHALL
Execute Handsome Work, I
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER !
Wc hare a Complete Supply of
Latest Styles of Type!
AND
Fine Colored and Black Inks,
I
AS WELL AS A FIRST-CLASS
CARD AND PAPER STOCK!
AND ARE CONFIDENT WE CAN GIVE
Complete Sntlsfiictlon
IN OUR STYLE OF WORK.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great soothing Ileniedy.
t Guroa colic anil griping in ) Price
M liltcomb 8-1 the bowels and facilitates }- 25
Svrii|». (the procesn of teething. ) Cents.
™ r *‘- 1 Subdnof convulsions and i Price
ftft hitcomli's- overcomes all diseases in- > 2ft
P* (cl dent to infants A chil'n. ) Cents.
Mri*-' t t’ure■ diarrhea, dysentery 1 Price
*' hllcorab bk and summer romplaint in > 25
Syrups. ( children of all ages. \ Cents.
It is the great Infants' and Children's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought 011 by Teething
or nny Other cause. Prepared liy the Grafton Meif-
Icine C0.,8t. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists and
dealers in medicine everywhere. jywd&wly
Royal Havana Lottery!
Ol* CUBA.
*IOO,OOO in Gold Drawn Every Seventeen Day*.
Prlres cashed nnd information furnished; tho
highest rates paid for lbuibloons, Spuuislt Bank
Notes and all kinds of Gold and Silver and Gov
ernment Securities. TAYLOR & CO.,
Bankers No. 16 Wall •. N. Y.
LIQUOR 6, ETC.
B. HAMBURGER & CO,
WIXOMCttALK DC A I.KIIS IN
13NT ES & l
LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C.
PROPRIETORS OF
TIIE GOLDEN CROWN
AND
cos .nor o lit a n
BRANDS OP
I
CIGARS !
■
NEW BRICK BUILDING, *
rx i
Corner Ferguson & 16th Sts.
ALL GOODS
I \
GUAKAIVTE
v
» t
All orders promptly attended to. blO-ly i
i
S. STERNBERGER & BRO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Importers of
WINES, LIQUORS!
i
CIGARS, ;
TOBACCO !
SNU Jfc'
1
rir 33s •
And .verjthins perl.ining to thu trnde.
Thl. I, Ih. older! erlnhllrliod hour. In IU
Wert, and helng connected with the mint exten
rive manufactory in the Earl, offer.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS !
I
I
TO TUB
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Orders from abroad solicited, and wholesale 1
and retail dealers are invited to examine ottr stock.
terms cash.
Stooreroms on Eddy street, between 16th and j
17th streets, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Post office Box. 49 fcblO-ly !
Oet tlie Hcsit. Celebrated. CJenulite
Concord Harness.
Ail kinds and deacri|>tions consiautlv ou hand
and made to order, from the lightest Buggy to the
heaviest Team llnrness and in every variety and
stvlo of mounting. Nono genuine unions stumped
w-ith our name anil trade mark. Price Hate and 1
circulars on application. Address JAMES It.
HILL Ac C’O., Coneord. N. 11., Sole Prourle
tors aud only Makers.
have arrangements by which goods arc
Clive red by It. R. Fast Freight.' angldiwUm
WE PRINT ALL KINDS OF
Business Cards
AT THE LOWEST RATES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST. LOUIS SAW WORKS.
BRANCH, CROOKES & CO.,
tfAXCTACTCBKBfI OP
EXTRA PINE CAST STEEL SAWS,
Os all the Descriptions now used in the United S’ates,
A*D or
b "*P mlnvcl anß In u»e ainr.e 1851. Th-v v.e Tv.rranleff the heat
Inaerte.l-Tooth Su »\s made; u*o uavd exclusively on the Pacific coast, and npprovetl by mid
uku wntrfviT Known.
Thece inscrte.l.Tecth Paiv, nro patented on the ffrrnnd or the reccM and corresnoodinz
parlor the tooth beta ; lorni-. d on
CIRCULAR LINES,
And rII other inserted t**cth mndo on tbtg pr<nci|ilo are invasions of Spaulding’s right. The
American baw Company’spat cut huS b- en declnrul by the U. 8. District Coart of California
lr “*K en “‘ nl l , and ineieveu cases tried before Court, injunctions have been granted
t.ie ajeut of tl.e said Conijittuy ami parties Using the Hm raoii Patent Saw.
, purchasing, or using said Saw, or any of.,rr Saw embodifing the principle
°crf-ltLt' LL “ i l ar * l‘ crf b'J wtifieJ and warned again*l infringement! and u* contequeni
TOR SALE AT " EIR WAREHOUSES :
Lasso freet, 1 HQ end 11 fine Street, I RO rnrondelet Street,
CH CAGO, I T _L . I ST LOTUS, HO. I NEW OBLEAKB, LA-
DENVER PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Open, to Denver.
Connecting with the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
AT
CHEYENNE
For all points East and West.
DENVER,
With J. Hughes A Co.’s Six-horse Double-daily
Line of Concord Coaches, carrying the U. S.
Mail and Express, over the best na
tural roud iu the world, to
UOI.DEN CITY. BLACK HAWK. CENTRA!. !
CITY, IDAHO, GEORGETOWN, KIT CARSON, I
and the Kansas Pacific Hallway, and all points
u Colorado.
\nil with A. Jacob's DENVER AND SANTA FE
STAGE LINK, via
Colorado City and Pueblo,
And nartman's Line to the
SOUTH PARK. FAIRPLAY AND
V
BUCKSKIN.
And with Smith's Line to
VALMONT AND BOULDER.
Trnln* leavp Kv»n» ai 7:20 a. m.. dailr. (ex ent
Sundays.) arriving at Cheyenne ai 11:15 a. nt., and
returning, leave Cheyenne ai 1:20 p. in., (making
connection with trains arriving at Cheyeunr from
the East and West during the day.) arriving at
Evan.- at o:20 41. m., Omaha time.
For all business connected with the operation
*>l the road, apply to or address
. c. W. FISTIFxII,
Superintendent and General Frei«;h
and Ticket Agent, Denver, Colorado.
CARRIAGE GITIDK.
REING a private instructor for tnnrned persons
IJ or those about to be married, both mate and
1 niah'. in everything concerning the physiology
relations of our sexual system, and tfie’produc
* ou and prevention of offspring, inrlncfing all
the new discoveries never before given iu the Kn
lish language, by WM. YOUNG. M. I). This Is
really a valuable and interesting work. It is
written in y'aln language for the geueral reaoer,
ana is illnsiratud with numeron o engravings
All young married people or those contemnlat
ing marriage, and having the least Impediment to
married ire. should read lIIE book. It discloses
secrets that every one should lie acquainted with:
still it i> a book that must be locked up and not
he about the liouse.lt will be sent to any address
on receipt of 50 cents. Address Dr. Win. ft 0:111'
.No 410 Spruce Street.ahoveFourth. Philadelphia.
Atflictbh and l nkoktmate. No matter what
uiav bo yonr disease, before you place vourself
under t Ivy care of ntiy of the notorious quacks—
I mve and foreign who advertise in this or an\
,!h ‘ r paper, gef a copy of l)r. Young's Book anil
vad it carefully. It will be the means of savin ’
/ournuuy a dollar, *your health and posuihh
/our life. 1
I)r Yonngcan I*. consulted on anv of the dls- !
•ises described in his pttblications,'at hla otii- e. |
o. 416 Spruce street above Fourth, Philadelphia. '
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J. H. MARTIN,
BTCCTEBSOR TO COUNTOHTH BltOS.,
Wholesale Grocer
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'VINE AND LIQUOIIS
PROVISIONS AND GRAIN.
Eddy street, Corner 17th,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
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K. ViIITKIIHAD. W. W. eont.BTT.
WHITEHKAO Ac COHLETT,
4 ITURNKft S. Solicitors and Advocates. Of
flee, west side Eddy street, adjoining city
, II building, Cheyenne. oct24ti
u. p. R. R.
UmON PACIFIC
I. now completed and running daily paopcngcr
tnnns. forming, in connection With the Central
Pacific Railroad, an
j\Al Rail Roiate I
To California and the Pacific coast, making th«
unexampled line of 18UU miles in
FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA
TO SACRAMENTO.
DIRECT COITNECTIONS M.V Dl
AT OMAHA
H'e Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago.
I * , *V d * Pacific and St. Joseph A Council
bluff- Railroads and Missouri river line of Pack
ets to and from all the principal Eastern and
j southern cities.
at cnEiEm
' With Donvrr Paclftr Rnilroad for Denver, Cen
v-a ' t Sun,tt I ' e and all points in Colorado and
New Mexico.
AT BIIYAN
district Bt ° Ses for the srcat Sweetwater miniuf
AT UINTAH
Stiiee, leave on arrival of ITiion Bacille Train,
for bait Luke City and southern Utah.
AT CORINNE
For Helena, Virginia City and all point* In
Montana
at promontory
With C. ntr.i l Pacific Railroad for White Pino
l'ei Mines. Sacramento, Sun Francisco and tbo
pnnnp.il cities in California, Nevada and Idaho.
t irst class hotels and eating houses at
convenient points along the line.
; Pullman s l’alace and Sleeping Cars ae
company all traiu-.
I ,r tbrongh rates on freight to Montana, Sweet
water Mines, and other points, applv to
11. BRONSON,
_ , General Freight Agent. Omaha.
.. »,v Pnrchase tickets via Omaha and Platte
V alloy Route.
f-VOLTGN. r. G. HAMMOND.
Gen 1 I teket Agent. Gcn'l Superintendent.
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