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. zs. izm-1 s . PV :v :ii v -f' . W IV Ki l- v. j4 r r l .. It r . .jk fltln iimrs THBBSDAY, OCTOBER: 19, 1871. Hir The following are the names of parties bo cubed tbe city bond which were appropri ated by the City Council for the relief of the Chicago suflerera : Carl Holler $300, P. G. LowelOO, Owen Dairy 300,S:tiion AWesjMO, H. Grbwold 200, E. U. GarreU 100, M. S. Great 200, J. W. Morris: 300, Brace, Baker Co. 300, J. F. KichardsA Co. 300, X.m. KChaaiberlain 200, H. P. Scott 100, J. A. p.WUn.n 100, Jacob Everhardy 100, Great Wattem Manufacturing Co. 100, German Sanaas Bank 500, Geo. A. Eddy 100, John HiaVJabothun 200. Henry S. Bulkeley 100, ' H.TD. Bosh 200, L. T.Smith 400, A-Cald-Mll 300, A. W. Wright 100, Jonea & : How U 1W, W. C Beny, Jr. 100, J. A..McGon mSJUiim wm f Ttnrlaml 100. Lucian Scott 300, a li HoflmanlOO. Jen Rice & Co. 200, Fan-child Pierce 200, If. L. Newman 100, Abernathy Bros 100, Paul E. Harem 109, W. A. Bom A Co. 100, A J Waterman M0, John McKec 100 M E Clark 100, U. Sawders 100, A. M. Clark 100, M. J. Par ntt 200, Cochran, Bittmann & Taylor 200, Wilson ft Keith 100, Gordon & Bro iw, J. "W. Crancer 100; Frank Zipp 100, Mm. & A. Cuttt 209, Geo. Wethenll 100, Henry Foot 100, Bohlfing ft Co. 100, H. W. Gil lett 200. W. H. Eafeton 100, W. McNeil Csoaga 100, Luanda McCracken 100, F. E. Hut 100, Robert Howaly 100, C. F. Rich aiaslM, Smith A Bro 100, H. Deckleman t.109, Orss Hicka 100, Thomas Leon ard 100, A. Repine 100, John' Seckler 100, Dr. Philips 100, The following subscriptions were col lected and forwarded br the Committee: . W.C.Lboecain $400, Board of Trade 186JS Yoang Men's Social Clnb 50.00, Co. A. 1st Beg Ess. M. 25.30, T. A. Kurd 50.00 Kauaons ft Stager 50.00, E. StiUings 25.00, Mr. Soper 25.00, L. B. Wheat 25.00, Jo. .Heary 2x00, Caah 30.00, E.N. O. Clough 1000, A.J.BohinsonlO.00, J. A. Thomas 10.00, PenBBylranian 10.00, John Chambers 10.00, McPowa Munt 10.00, K. W. Woods 10.00, J. a Irwin 10.00, U. Krezdora 10.00, J. F. Scheltacr 10.00, Win. Kaufmann 10.00 . Jos. A. Webber 10.00, Fourth Ward, collec ted by Mrs. Gould 13.70, John Foster 10.00, Theo. Egeradorf 10.00, M. C. Ciuhing 10.00, A. J. Angell 10.00, T. Morgan 10.00, E. L. CaUin 20.00, James Kitchen 20.00, Far- MUBral9j00Ashtonft Co. 10.00, Geo. T.;Athony 20.00, Major Dewey 10.00, Chreace Thompson 5.00, J. Franks 5.00, a L. Vanderpool 5.00, Jos. Valiant 5.00, fiaaaatl Porter 5.00, John C. Ketcheson 5.00, Iaaley ft Thomsom 5.00, Major Sbreve 5.00, Purim Association 5.00, Thus. Moonlight 8j00, Wm.8chloss, 5.00, W IL Dunlap 6.90, a H. Robinson 5.00, ScoU & Bro." 6.00, N. D. Morehead 5.00, Geo. Vander walfcer 6.00, J. W. Brown 5.00, Levi Bern stein 6.00, Geo. WiUierell 75.00, E. Chapin fi.99, J. D. Edsaona 5.00, C.-H. Lane 5.00, C W. Stcrena 5.00, A. PenGeld 5.00, II. W. BaWwin 5,00, O. Williams 5.00, W. P. Thomas 5,00, G. L. Hathaway. 5.00, S. D. Bhey 5.00, John Beringer 5.00, M. E. Albright 5.00 , Geo. Scbeimer 5.00, H. Wittenberg 5.00. M M. Jewett 5.u0, C. ,A:;BchJBke, 5,00, Charles II. Miller 5.00, Becteawald 5.00, H. Reese, 5.00, a W. Halai 5js0, P. Dexter 5.00, M. Varney 5.00, Cab Fester 5.00. Cutten, 5.00. Mr. McGee, .' S, Detail 540. Cash 5,00; Wohlfrom 3.50, . M. Endweiss 2.00, Win. Wiman 2.00, -A. sfeteert .2.00, II. Kncip 2.00 Charity 3.00, Casimer Kouie 2.00, KeUstricli 2.00, Eras Bell 2.00. Wui. Entire) 2.00. W. P. Galea 3.00, Cash 2.00, G.Bhimann 2.00, W. T. Tmith 1.00, E. A. llarr 1.00, No Name 1.00, Samuel Graham 1.C0, Bolit. AiLmw, U00, W. G. Williams 1.00, R. Stevens 1.00, I IIsae. At meeting held at Gardner's School House, pursuant to call of the Bepublicin County Committee, for the piiriiose of elect ing Delegates to the County and District tcearantionn, to be held reflectively on the 14th and ICth, E. M. Mackinner was cho MB Chairman, and S. A. Wilson, Secretary, ater which W. U. Williams John W. Loar and G. M. Fisher were selected as Judges of election. ' When On motion, G. W. Gardiner and F. M. Adams were unanimously chosen as principal ad alternate to the County Convention; and W. IL Williams, EJM. Mackinner, John W. Loar and Thomas Brasefield as priuciaU wad alternates to the District Convention. The Delegates to the District Convention were instructed to rapport John V. Lnar ""lor County Commissioner, after which the following resolution was offered and unani aaously adopted. RUOLLTIOX. Rmhti, .That the Republicans of this township, in common with other Republi i cans throughout the country, regret that the nrty has not been able 'to devise some plan tot the selection of men to fill the pnblic otBoea, Other than the present imperfect, and is raaoy.respects, enfair system of delegate ooBTeetions. Yet, while they must have iisilisliiim. in which they must delegate their greatest and most important interests o sgBBtswho are irresponsible and unan swerable, they join with others in the hope that the Convention to be held in Leaven--worth on the 14th inst, will, so far as possi- tte, resect the apint and object of what is Wu aa IBB uvii service nuunu uicosurr, I k saderstood to mean integrity and r as the true qualification of candi- i for the public omen. r tbe aiacnnBinnn oi we aoove rero- hsraBOBT prevailed, all ' that the reforms recommended s suwbIIt seeded : indeed, all seemed to he fally determined to support none but hon- sat. eaaahla men for noaition. Oa motion of G. W. t Jardincr, the Chair appointed G. W. Gardiner, W. U. Williams sad Jacob Schwagles, a Precinct Committee for the awning year. E. M. Mackinmcb, Ch'n. & A. Wixboji, Setfy, October 12, 1871. Tke Olesf Ossr. That animal, whether consumed in the fjUBea which her fatal hoof caused or.ruietly lrawajBg upon the prairies outside the city shsBnwittingIy destroyed, has beoome an his torical creature, like Bucephalus the horse of Ah lasihi, in liis other rival, the equine 'Ooasal of Borne, sad sots, few dumb cres tarei beaUea, each as the bears that destroyed taw archens who reviled the prophet, or the -socle that crew thrice aa Peter denied his Master. However tbe cow is innocent, and will become it may be, if alive, the future lastractioe of Barnum'a menagerie -and the mother ot a geseration that will trace its jiwIlgTTTf to the cow of Chicago. There is 4stose other same in history we believe -flosntrtrd with wn-h a mighty conflagration 4S thai of the past few days. The vagabond "whoiradthe temple of Diana, that bis amase might be handed down to posterity, ihsx at last bad his penormance eclipsed by tme heel of scow; and thus it is that the "Mbiagig of time brings in his reTesges,n ami that a brute surpasses man even ai fame by the issakef aoaw oafbraeen aoadunt. aVestweawsrtai Faa. Oae of the Citizens' Committee, Mr. ' Bash, bavins; reached Chicago, has tele- , giSBhed the following tothiaty: P. G. Lowe Bring the money in cur- rasey aad come immediately. Answer care -of T. J. Harvey. II. D. Bcsh. Mr. Lowe informs m thai he wOTTeave -ist Caseajn thiaeveaagontbe first train. a ram. The Berth British and Mercantile Insur- mw Cemsasy is all righL a E. Watkias, csjgistef the above named company baa ret sailed the feHowfag dispatch, which will set msme the misds of many of oar dtiaens: Niw Yoax, Oct. 11, 187L & S. Watkob, Aceat: Chkaco losses capttal oi compaay, betag less than Cha&E. White. Manager. ttcaae. ImGarnettin em- s jary in thia i e, and the fol- SewdlKLIder. H. , C G.. EUk, J. E. White, Boh't. J. J. Duacaa, M1ehl ni : MsVmCatmL J. Q Hatchiaaoa. Joha aH Ml Htevtss sad Jsaa Forhtr. lasMaetsssMoweaione Tit emard ta iaiBBNaaw: aseh aar. ss. jtew aorta to, vieewamrs JMnsi - eaamV ar Bsa t fisr jmwmmmwmuuKoimfii -L asral!amlt. Laaia aad New Yorkcky. . - lbs evert has aajoarssd to, Ti 1 1 1 1 1 la '" , -.. The ems aswmwaayswiiia .aam- ajmm .btbbbsbi i saaVaami B TsYmtBBBaBsT sVssaa sarsaaBssm aass msai wyr-a J aaBia. s - "-x THE F1TWIE MECCA. TMTTW Arrival of CoL Amasa Sprague's Sta ble of Famous Trotting Stailions.- The Stab es of Amasa Spraguc BenJ P. Akers, and As bow United the Strongest in World. the The arrivalof CoL Sprague and Mr. Akers from Bhode Island, bringing with them the renowned stud of the former, caused consid erable commotion among the lovers of the trotting horse. Indeed, the scene at the stables of Mr. Akers, during the entire week was of a character never before witnessed in Leavenworth. Scores ujion scores of horse fanciers, and others who seldom, if ever, take any interest in turf matters, called to see the equine who stand peerlere in the annals of the turf. The establishment in Kansas of a stud upon a scale of such uiagnfi icence was classed among the impossibilities; but the apiiearance of Ethan Allen, Rhode Island, St, Elmo, Sprague's Hamliletonian, Mambrino, Patchen, stallion, &c, has solved the problem, through the ellorts of Messrs. Sprague and Akers, Kansas cannot fail becoming a bright light in the constellation ol trotting States. The improvement of stock greatly enhances its value. The ttock of Eastern States is a !air example of irhat enterprise, perBcverecce and an outlay of means can accomplish all of their btock has attained to perfection seconu to none, anu thev are rightly termed the stock nursery of the" United Stater. Breeding of the trotting horse is with us yet in its infancy. Our people will have to be taught by experience, consequently we hope to K-c at an early day, that they have grappled d' subject with the energy and force characteristic of other States, which have htudied it for years and become convinced of its benefits. Trotting has made wonderful strides throughout the country within the just quarter of a century. Formerly it was denounced from the pulpit, and looked upon as containing -all the ele ments of outlawry; but it has bleadily gained the confidence of the eople, and is now pat ronized by the most cultivated and refined, from the honorable manner in which its affaire are managed, and from the reputation and integrity of its iatron. Upon the arrival of Mr. Sprague's bro. J mares, wc shall dwell upon me subject ot breeding, its value to our state, Ac, at creator lemrth. Our readers will be pleased to content themselves with a description of the stallions as we saw them, the tint we had the honor to interview was the famous ETHAN ALLEN. His renown is world-wideS indeed by many prominent horsemen he is acknowledged to be the best and fastest trotter ever foaled a question which no doubt admits of xerious consideration ari well as doubt. l!e that as it may, Ethan Allen looks all over a model of a trotter, that he proved himself which is better than mere apjiearance which is often a fallacy a first-class animal, as well as a jier fectly sound and irear-and-tear one, cannot be denied; reference to the record lears wit ness that he is the most remarkable horse in the annals of the trotting turf. He is now twenty-two years of age, and Is hale and hearty, and to see him in his box, his eyes sparkling with love and pride, one would scarcely believe him to be half the ytars. lie does not look old. Time has dealt gently with him, and critlcilly studying him, the mind concludes tlial with the horse creation, as well as with mankind, age is not so much a question ol years as of prvstrvalinn. Frequently men are older in thought, lear ing and physical decay, at thiity years, than others at sixty. And this idea, or principle, is as forcible in equine character, us when applied to the human raoe. Notwithstand ing Ethan Allen's advance in years, he is by no means old, as the term old is defined; or at least he bears no maiks of decrepid age. In his third year we find him accredited with winning a race of three heats, in 2:42, 2:31), and 2:30 and on the 2Kt day of June, 186, he being then n hu eighteenth year, hitched with a running male, defeated Dex ter in the unprecedented time of 2:15, 2:16, 2:10. In his career iijxjii the turf he won in matches and purses the enormous sum of $150,000 1 eHc is a bright bay in color ; star in forehead and snip on nose; two hind and right lore ankle white; lie stanus luuy imeen nanus high; and in walking, with his majestic yet steady air. lire-cents at once the aiiearanec o!the most level made.at the same lime finest angled trotting horse wo ever saw. In night his action is jioetry. As a tire of trotters he needs no comment at our hands, the exploits of "Honest Allen," "Pocahontas," Hot spur," "Lambert," "Fanny Lee," "Fanny Allen" :ire already written in legible letters upon the tablets of the turf. As will be wen by an extract from the Turf, Fidd & Futm, of Oct. 6th inst, he is getting trotters in the second generation, viz: Glendale. Mr. A. K. Phyie lately pur chased in the Lake Champlain country, a fine brown gelding, by a second Ethan Allen, that can trot ill 2':30. Price paid, $4,000. He is a very promising young horse, and bids fair to give the flyers on the turf considerable uneasiness. RHODE ISLAND. He was formerly known as Dan Rice, in color is brown and was foaled 1800. He was sired by Whitehall, dam a descendant of imp. Messenger. Whitehall was sired by North American (the sire of Shot, Ariel, Putnam, etc.) a son of bir Walter, a tnorougnureu. Rhode Island in general contour licars a strong resemblance to the Mernbrino chiels. His color is dark and rich, standing miiy sixteen hands high, of.great length, and an extraordinary display of trotting points, with the finest hip, loin and quarters ever put on ahorse. His head, although large and coarsely inclined, is free of flesh and is full of expression, indicative of the finest tem per; and take him all in an, lie is unques tionably in the foremost rank of the trotting stallions of the day. His action is remarka bly fine, and excellently balanced. At the Fashion Course, Long Island, in 186S, he beat Geo. Wilkes and American Girl two heats, in 25 and 2:231. In the vicinity of Portsmouth, Ohio, where he for merly served, then under the name of Dan Bice, there are a number of his produce in training. The Portsmouth Herald recently observed: "It is a regrettable circumstance that Dan Rice was permitted to be removed from the State. The Rayrolds two-year-old, the produce of Bice, was yesterday given a trial trot at the Park, and in the presence of a number of invited guests, among whom were several horsemen, trolled a mile in 2:51, and in thirty minutes afterwards re peated in the fast time of 2:46. We hope an effort will be made to ha ve the horse returned to the Bute." ST. ELMO. Bay, foaled 1800, bred by the late Robert A. Alexander, of Kent ncky; got by Alexander's Abdallah, dam, a fast Bellefounder mare. He standi fifteen hands, and two inches in height. Hb coal is as fine as satin, his forehead broad, denoting intelligence, and he betray'1 breeding in every line of his con formation. His head and neck are good and placed on his oblique shoulders; his legs arc flat, the cords swelling out hard and strong, the pasterns springy, and the muscular de velopment good. His stride is the free and graceful only found in the genuine trotter. He stand recorded the winner of a race in Louisville in 2:33, 2:'l, 250. llis sire, Alexander's Abdallah, (sire of Goldsmith Maid) was exit by Rysdyk's Ilambletoman, (sire of Dexter, Geo. Wilkes, Ac) out of the dam of Volunteer, by Young Patriot. The lineage of Elmo is royal, and his produce is KeelByky display the wonderful trotting action for which this high bred family is eoted. 8PRA0CXS TUmBI.FTOSIAK. Brown, foaled 1860; got by Alexander's Abdallah ; dam, a Morgan mare. He stands fifteen hands aad two inches high, his action is of a rare order; over the Narragansett course at Cranston, K. I., he trotted in 2:40, 2:39, 239, and to the pole in 2tf4J. The combination of the Hambletonian and Mor gan blood is a happy one, and cannot fail to produce trotters. XAXBKIXtO rATCHKH. Brown, foaled 1866; got by Hen's Mam brino Patchen, (full brother of Lady Thorn,) aoa of Mambrino Chief, dim by Gano, a son of American Eclipse, a son of Duroc out of Miller's Damsel, bv imported Messenger. He stands quite six- leea nanosnign; uis iirui anu ures are ra trllrat, running into well-inclined shoulders; hk hack is abort aad strong; coupling good. Hk limhi are cfeaa. with excellent bsas, and is his general make-op is free of aar extra 1 her. In abort, he is shatter jaamsnao tasa at nsnauy seen, xi W Mate get iae sad good trotters, high adfitisasHy rtrcacthaaad by ess sf Qreas'e Bashaw fake of y.j MIMS lengthy review, and a more complete analy sis of the blood of the horses named. In reality, tbe briefness is an act of ingratitude to a stable of stallions, who, in their ances trial lines each and every one trace in close, strcng currents, to the acknowledged fountain-head of American trotters. Imported Me-tenger. For the honorable and promi nent position attained by the trotting horse throughout the States, much credit is due to Col. Sprague, for, it was mainly through Lis efforts that tbe formation of the "National Association for the promotion of the interests of the American Trotting Turf" was insti tuted, and of which association he is now its valued President. The formation of the stock farm as proposed by Messrs. Sprague and Akers, when inaugurated, will in point of combination of trotting blood, be the most formidable in the world. The new Catholic Church at Osage Mis sion will cost $80,000. Is 1870, there were 48,300 houses num bered in Clitogo. Of these ouly 0,531 were of brick or stone. Marcus J. Pakeott, Esq , took the firet premium at St. Louis for brood mares His fine Percheron horses were also on ex hibition. Foci: infantry companies have left this State for Chicago, three from Fort Leaven worth, belonging to the 5th, and one from Fort Scott, belonging to the 6th. m The funeral of Mike Williams, shot by Wild Bill, at Abilene, took place in Kansas City, on Sunday. Wild Bjll paid tbe ex penses of the funeral. Topeki, in its corporate capacity has given $5,000 in aid of the Chicago sufferers. This sum has been augmented by large private subscriptions. The Western Union Telegraph Company havc-ajtal-lished an office corner Main and Delaware streets, in the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ticket Office. At the meeting held at Humboldt, on Satuiday, the Fort Scott A Allen County Railroad Company was consolidated with its extension, under the name ol the Fort Scott, Humboldt & Western Railroad. The whole amount of $10,000 for the city bonds to aid the Chicago sufferers has been subscribed. We learn that Mr. W. C C. Lobenstein telegraphed here to tell his book-keeper to take $500. A tekson in the habit of wearing wool stocking. underneath a black silk pair of the same article, discovered that when taken off together and then sejiarated, that each would blow up, and if placed upon the side of the wall rtick there without any support what ever. Electricity is the cause of this phe nomenon. Si-Hague's celebrated horse, Ethan Allen, arrived in this city on yesterday evening, on the way to Mr. S.'s rm, for breeding pur Ioes. The hostler aired him for a short time in front of The Times office, where quite a crowd gazed upon the blanketed form of the illustrious equine that had made aforetime the fastest recorded time in the an nals of the turf, as a trotter with a running mate. Tlif 1'orl K4lllor. The next lecture of the season at Laing'fl Hall will be the Poet Editor, Mr. B. F. Taylor. His tour last year was a remark ably successful one, while extracts from his lecture on words and iheir uses were largely copitd into the newspapers of that day. We have it from good authority that Mr. Tay lor's production will be the most iolished one of the whole course, and tliat for valu able and interesting information, will be tcarcely equalled by any other. A latE.lT Wft-STKKX I.VTKREST. l enveiiworlti ISranck Biablle Inasr nnee SJumiiauijr. TotlxCUizmtvfUamnnirtk Contp umlTiciUf: The undersigned desire to recommend the Republic Insurance Company to your confi dence and patroii.ige. The Company is, be yond alt question, one of the strongfstif not the strongest, inthecountry.lt has a Cash Fund of over ONE MILLION DoLLASS avaiable at any moment, of which $643,000 is in United "States 6 jier cent Currency lSond', regUterd. Its funds are never loaned, and by keeping them in available se curities, the Company is enabled at all times to meet its obligations promptly. Losses are adjusted promptly, and are paid at once, with out discount for interest. Their is no 'Sixty Days," or other time clause in the policy. In addition to the Cash Fund, the Stock holders, who are among the most responsible men of the West, are legally bound by sub scriptions and the charter, to pay in Four Million Dollars more, if needed, for pay ment of losses. Thus the actual security to Policy Holders is over Five Million Dollars. Persons having property to insure and all others who care to understand the truth in regard to the relative merits of the Republic, will find of special interest the following ex hibit of figures, made up from official sources, and showing the percentage of assets to liabilities of several of the leading companies doing business in the Western States: Unnnlili ha nf ra&h asset to each S100 of risk Total assets (including stock subscription) to each HUUat iisk .ttca has tout aiiels to each $100 at risk Home, of New York Harlfoni, ot Connecticut ' Continental, of New York " " 336 15 00 231 1 80 160 160 This comparison is with companies recog nized to be among the strongest in the country. The Republic it is seen, has the largest prccentage of cash assets of any company in the list, and of total asset?, including stock subscription, has a precentageof actual in demnity six times greater than that of the largest of the Eastern Companies. It has been the design of the Stockholders to make the Comjany the strongest in the United States, and we unhesitatingly assert that the security to policy holders has never been enualled bv any other Fire Insurance Gnnpany. As an earnest of their determina tion to sustain the company, and of their wl faith to the policy holders, the Stock holders have resolved" to lorego dividends until an ample suplus has accumulated, and pledge fr the security of the jolicies the entire cash capital and surplus, the interest lrom investment and the premium income, tirciher with loar millions of subscribed capital, which lias not been called in, and it is but the truth to say mat uw securuy is least ten times greater than is needed to make the policy holders perfectly secure. In this the stockholders occupy a position which should command respect, and they appeal confidently to the Western public to sustain their efforts. The Eastern Companies are draining the West of many millions annually, a large ixirtion of which might be kept at home, and from a Ions monotwly of the business have l-prnrue exacting and intolerant. The Itepublic was established through the combined oflbrts of thousands of business men tlirouzhout the West, for the express tmrnose of protecting themselves and the people of the Westagainst the undue exaction of Eastern Companies, and has been the means of breaking down the great Eastern combina tion, known as the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The ConiDanv has been systematically misrepresented by the paid organs of the mmbiiulion. and the country has been flood ed with anonymous circulars, teeming with bsrefaced fabhoods respecting the Company. We desire, therefore, to bold up me au thors and abettors of these attacks upon the Republic Insurance Company to tbe scorn of all right-thinking men, and appeal to the people ol the West to give the Company tbeir support and patronage, not only on tbe ground of superior merit, bat also for the better protection of your private interests, the encouragement of right against wrong, and the promotion of the iateresa of tbe West in general. You can now obtain from the Bepublic Insurance Company a superior quality .of ire insurance, at a less price than you were compelled to pay Eastern comneaia whea they had yon is their power. Iseirfore; as a nwestioa of eeoaomy merely, 70a caaao losger alord to sead year mosey East, to soKsase sa wfeaor srttda, erea at the same ariee. By doing so yoa impoverish yoar era secuoatotaatextaBaaaaa-asiotseai of sham whehsss jlissdy ana raws j uh, via ages Mm eaKnaaawaswB. so skat est assess sf soliey, betm- aaaac aaa aUiiav, yeashaali gjya. the sasfcssase .to ess, ha asaa sjtgkmmejr. ' -- '&? &fceaSai-' .4rass9 THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TlMJfife:-TErCJRSDATOCTOBER.I9, 1871. MEDICAL. I MEDICAL. j ADDRESS TO THE -AND- DEBILITATED, Whose sufierings bare been protracted from bidden causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment to render existence dnlrmblo: If jouaresuflcring, or hTe suffered, lrom involuntary discharges, what enact don it produce upon jour general health T Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily Ural 7 Does a little extra exertion produce palpita tion ot the heart? Does you liver, or urinary or gans, or your kidneys, frequently get out ol order? Is your urine sometimes thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on settling? Or does a thick scum rise to tbe top? Or is a sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do you hare spell of short breathing or dyspepsia? Arc your bowels consti pated ? Do you hare spells of fainting, or rushes oi blood to the bead ? Is your memory impaired ? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject? Do you leel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of lite? Do you wish to be left alone, to get away lrom everybody? Does any little thing make you atartorjump? Is your sleep broken or restless? Is tbe 1 ustre ot your eye as brilliant ? The Lloom on your cheek as bright? Do you eujoy yourself in society as well? Do you pursue your business with the same energy? Do you feel as much confidence in y outsell? Are your spirits dull and flagging, given to fits ol melancholy ? If so, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights? Your back weak, your knees weak, an have but ittle appetite, aud you attribute tlm todispep lia or liver complaint? Now, reader, self-abuse, venerial diseases badly urcd, and iexual excesses are ail capable of pro ducing a weakness of the generative organs. The organs ol generation, when in jvrfix-t health, make the man. Did you ever thiuk that those bold, de fiant, energetic, pcrseieriu, successful business men are always those whoe generative organs arc in itertcct health? You never hcarsuth uicn coui plain ol being melancholy, of nervousness, 01 pal pitation ot the heart. How many men, from the tflccts of excesses, havo brought about that state ol weakness in ccxual or gans that has reduced the general system f much as to Induce almost every other lbcio- Miocy, lunacy, iaralysis, spinal Elections, suiciJe and almost every other form ot disease which humanity s heir to, and the real cause nf the trouble scarccly ever suspected, and have used remedies for all but the right one. Diseases ot these organs require Ihc use of a diu retic HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTUACT BUCIIU js the great Diuretic, and is a certain cure for di sease ot the Madder, Kidueys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaint;, General debility, and all diseases ot the sexual organ., whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long stand ing. II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood arc sup ported from thae sources, and the health and hap piness, and that of posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable remedy. HELMBOLD'S Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla Tbe Orea BlooeHPurller and Beaatlner of tEs.CO plaxlon.l HELMBOLD'S Extract Sarsaparilla Will radically exterminate from the system Scrot ula, SyphtlL, Fever Bores, Ulcers, Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bronchitis, Skin Di seases, Salt Kheuin, Conkers, Runnings from the Uir, White Swellings, Tumors, Cciicerous Affec tions, Nodes, Bickets, Glandular Swellings, Night Sweats, Bash, Tetter, Humors of all kinds, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and all diseases that have been established in the system tor years. Being prepared expressly for the aboTecompbUhts its Blood-Purifying properties are greater than any other preparation of Sam pa rills It gives the complexion a clear aad healthy color, and restores the patient to a state of health and purity. For pmv vlng the blood, removing all chronic constitu tional diseases arising from an impure state ol tbe blood, and the only reliable and effectual known remedy 'or tl e cure of l"ains and Swellings of the Bones, Ulcerations o( the Throat and Legs, Blotches, In sick or nervous Headache, Jaundice, Indiges tion, Constipation, Dyspepsia, BUliousness, liver CooipUluts, general Debility, etc. No Nausea, no Griping Pains, but mild, pleasant, and safe In Oralioa. UELMBOLDM Catawba Grape Pills The Most Reliable rurgative and Cathartic Known Superceding salts, Magnesia, etc. Beware or those cheap patent pills, carelessly prepared dy Inexperienced persons vended in wooden boxes most ot which contain either calo net, mercury or other deleterious drags. The Catawba Grape Pill Are purely vegetable, being composed of Catawba drape Juice ASD- 1 FLUID EXTlACqUTjBASB, Beware oi these caeaj. patent pills, .carelessly recarrd by taesacriaMtd persons vended in wooseabsnrca sssst ot which coataln either ca.o net, soercary or other deleterious drags. sTJsuuoura tVtsarsUom. estaUish- isruasty "X T. u. w-""- ' -a w .:asaW.jurr T J.Wuaaa,rntMar. &&SeIauLaack..lracrlauu.i sa.iru,Mriuoi3,(tl,uilllHCIajuincK.i MtS'UnjCK . Testlswocr t tir S? Wonderful rnrmllvw Effects. , Tbe7are Beta v2 I .ncy Drink, Xade of rfsi Sam, TVlUkey, lroor Spirits aad KeAue XJisjssBn.doc tared, spiced and sweetened to please the iasu, causa ToulcV'"AriIicrs," "Restorers," it,J mat ieaa iseuppieron to drnnsennesi and ruin, bntar a true Medicine, mail? from the native roots and herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stlsaa. laats. They are the GRE.IT BLOOD PCHI. TIER. aad A I.ZFF. OIWTSO PM.IXCIPI.E. a perfect Rcnovar- saa Invigorater of U System, carrying oa all ioli::ioui nutter and restoring the blood to a healthy conditlcn. Xo person can take these Bit ters according to directions and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. They area Gentle Purcatlve as well as a Temie, possessing also, the peculiar merit of acUng as a powerful ;cnt in r dleving Congestion or XnOam mati it of the ii - alt the Visceral Organs. TOM FEMALE COimjLWSTH, whether in young or old, married orslngle, at the dawn of woman hood or at the tarn of life, these Tonic Bitttrs have no cquaL ff- Fer IaSaassaatory aad Chraale Kaeasaa Ussa aad Goat, Dyspepda or ladlcescloa, BlUotu, Xeralttcat aad lalersaltteat Fe wer, Diseases of (he Bleed, Liver, Kld-ae-rs aad Bladder, these Bitter have been most successful Boca Blacaaea arc caused by filiated Bleed, which Is generally produced by derangement ofthcBlseatlveOrEnsu. - BTSPEF8IA OR rXBIOESTIOX. Head ache. Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Bilious attacks. Palpitation of tbe Ilesrt, Inflammation of the Lung, Pain in tbe regions of tao Kidneys, aai a hundred other painful symptoms are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. They Invigorate the Stomach an Emulate .be torpid liver and Bowels, which rcnocr them of unequaled efficacy In cleansing tho lAwd of alUmpurltM, and Im parting new life end vigor to the whole system. FOB NKIV DISEASE, Eruption.., Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimple. Purtules, Both, Csr buuclcs, Ring-Worms, Scald Head. Sore Eyes, Erysipe las, Itch, Scms, Discoloraubns of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature are literally dog up and carried ont of the system in a short time by tbe use cf thesa Bitters. One bottle In such cases wilt convince the mat incredulous of their cura tive effects, v at Cleanse the Vitiated Elood wlienevcr yoa end its Im purities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Erup tions or Sores; cleanse it when yoa Had it obstructs J and sloggMi in tho veins; clcan-c It when It Is foot, and your feelings will tell you when. Keen the blood pur andthe health of tho system will follow. Pla, Tape aad other W erase, lurking In llv system of so many thousands, are effectually detned and removed. Says a distinguished physlofc'iK. there is scarcely an Indivktusl upon the lace o the earth who) body Is exempt from the proence of rnrvne t la o .. . B...I.S . . . worms. It is not upon the healthy elements of ll.e LOltV that WOrmS Crfct- bnt mm tlu l1i.aM.l hnm.,r- and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of utseaM. r,o system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintics, will free the system from worms like these Bluer. r sold by all DrurxUU aad Dealers. J. TTALKER, Proprietor. R. II. McDOXjJJ) a CO, Druggist aud Cc:ral Agents, San r.-ane'.eo, Cali fornia, aid Zl aai :i Commerce Street, Kcw Tort. THE GREAT RECUPERATOR OF EXHAUSTED EKRGIEa. Ike most reliable Blood Parller. Ike sire Repairer or Broken lealtk. Ike true Kerre Sapporter. Ike Permanent Streigth Kenewer. Tke most Energetic Tonic. In all cases of Debility, Poor Blood, Weak Nervea, Disordered Digestion, it rarely and durably Benefits. Sold by all DruggitU, or the Manufacturer on the receipt of $6, will send, by Express, 6 Bottles, which ts sufficient Jor 3 or 4 months. Prepared only at tho Laboratory of Thompson. Steele ft Price KTa Oo, stiaoracTuaias or DR. PRrCTS CREM BAKING POWDER, BaKlal FUToriiRS for Ire Cfcaa.Cakra Pastry. 217 ui 213 LAXE 8ISXXT, - CSCAI3, ILL. 327 osoot sisrrr. - - - si.lke,sB. ST. LOUIS MEDICINE CO. Chestnut 3t , bet. 6th and 7th, St. Louis, Mo. Chartered by the State, to alTord safe, efficient aud Micntific treatment of diseases at office, by mail, or express. Enjoying the tiest medical skill, using the purest drugs in couct-iitrated loiui, and avoiding oions render our medicines favorites. We manufacture medicines lor all Chronic Diseases, anyliody can describe their Symptoms, enclose $1, and we will send treatment with instructions, in this way the skill of the metropolis is brought within the reach of all. Some cases require prUonedtieatiuent, we undertake to correspond and change the medicine as case requires. SOME OFOUK UEMKDIKS. Diarrhoea Pills 80 cts.t Constipation Fills $1.00, throe pills are invaluable to iiertons of con stipated habit. Frrrr arul Jjiie PMt 81. 00. JJrrr nils Si. 00, these act directly on tho Uver. .Veu rdgia rillt 1.00, relief In 30 minutes and cure In a few days. Tonic tiUt SI. 00, for Nervous Ex haustion, Physical Debility, Loss of tone, Iajm ol apiietite, etc. .Stood iitfS 1.00 6 boxes lor J.". -re purely vegetable, and can be taken long enough to cure blood-taint. Dacha 1'UU Jl. 00, for kidney, Madder and urinary difficulties; this drug has a worM-wide reputation for two hundred years, i'imj and Frtcl'e Cure SI. 00, the most elhctlve known to the profession. Pile Cure 11.10. Pills for all forms of Female Diseases from 25ct. to ttt JM er box. AI. tluid preparations ot all kind, at rrxi onaMe prices. Send twostauipsforlataiogue. Sold by druggists, it you don't find them, send direct to us, address confidentially Dr. M. D. Bond. K. !. Invalids, country I'll vslcians or Druggists can order any Sugar Grated l'il!, Patent 3I!I ciue, D ru?. Surgical Instrument, or Medical appli ance, through us at regular prices. DR. HUNTER, 613 Chestnut street St. Louis, Mo. Malts tjTPialorrhfea, smiinnl tenhusM, terrctts de bility, imjiotrricy, ireninr- of rithrr tx marrlM vr single a speciality. yon are cut nfhriUh, nemtus, drbtlttaUA, frtl aversion tostcUty, If up uuthly potter, fate dUftjurr.t bj pimp't, snltote comtftnancr, dread rf future events, tiring to truing, or, f married, -happy, opjtty and bcevrft. ixtH-l 3 stamps, stating rate. So fee asktd only as ewe progresses. Vtdis,axtM of tt ddieate nature, cruUg from exctssts, orejpvsnre, treated tceintifieaUg. Jfv TURK M AICKI XliSZ tilimv. Sent 5ea!cil for tuenty-fne rents. Metlicines nt every whrrf. Oinultat.in fnT, X i.on uftl. DR.WHITTIER. 617 St. Charles street, St. Louis, Mo. AnF.C.llLAlt tlltADUATE OF MEDICINE, AS Diploma at office will show, has beeu longer enraged in the treatment ot Venerial, Sexual and Private Diseases than any other Physician in St. Louis. Syphilis, Gownl-at. GUtt, Strictures, Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and Syphi litic or Mercurial Atlections of the Throat, Skin or Bnnrsare treated with unpirallcled success f-lKTuuitorrhrn, .Srruaf JkUtiiy and a)Jccy, ta the result of Klf-abufe in youth, Fexual excesses in inaturcr year, or other eautcs, and which produce some of tbe followlm: effects, as nocturnal emis sions, blotches, debility, iliizlc, dimue of sUht, eonluslon of Idtas, oil forcWJings, aversion to society "f females, loss of iiemory and sxual iower renderim? luarriape Improper, are perma ncntlv curetl. Sealed pamphlet relatini; to above sent for two staiuw. Call or write, a friendly talk costs notbinc. Medicines sent everywhere. It is self-evident that a physician wha treats thousands of cases eve'ry year acquires jfreat skill. Country physicians knowin; this frequently recommend iM-rsons to my care. Office Hoais, 9 a. y.toSr. x. Sundays, II to 1 P.st. M4MIOOD! IVOMAIIUOD! jOS rages. 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WUITCOMB'S ST KTJ f asa xaaa no ouicr. Presaredby tie GEAPTON MEDICINE CO., -" TT. ...- a. - - ... . ..... as ijsaiers is auattiae evory- MEBICAL. OXE WnLtULON Of Iiives SAcreca.! It is one of the remarkable facts ol this remarka ble a:e, not merely that so many persons are the victims of dyspepsia or indigestion, but Its witling victims. Now, we would not bo willing to ay that any one regards dypcpsfa with favor, or feels dis pose' to rank it among the luxuries ol life. Far lrom it. Those who have expeiienced its torments would scout such an idea. Ail dread it. and would gladly .iii.eiue with its unpleasant lauiiliarftlet. MarkTply, who was jolly under all tbe trying circumstances in which he" was placed, never" had an attack or dyspepsia, or his jollity would have speedily forsaken him. Men and women soiue turessuCerits tortures uncomplainingly, but who eve r hurd of a person who enjoyed them ? Of ail the multifarious diseases to which the hu man system is liable, there is, perhaps no one e gnerally prevalent as dyspepsia. There are di seases cioro acute and painful, and which more fre quently prove fatal; but none the eSects ol which are :o depressing to the mind and so positively dis tressing to tbe body. Ifthrreisa wretched being in the world it is A Confirmed Dyspeptic. But it is not our Intention to diicant on the hor rors oi dyspepsia. To describe tbein truthfully is simply an impossibility, but it is possible to point out a remedy. We have said that dyspepsia is per haps the most universal of human diseases. This i emphatically the case in the United States. Whether this prevalence is due to the character ot the food, the method of its preparation, or the hasty manner in which it is usualir swallowed, is not our province to explain. The great tact with which we arc caiieu to neai, tnts: Dyspepsia Prevails almost universally. Nearly etery other person you meet is a victim, an apparently willing one; for were this not the cae, why so many sufierers, when a certain, speedy and safe remedy is within the easy reach o all who desire to avail th.msclvesol it? But the majority will not. Blinded by prejudice, or de terred by &ome other unexplained inlluence, they refuse to accept tbe relief proffered them. They turn a deafear to the testimony of the thousands uwgiatjtiui uaic abscess aUCiiaKU. uu situ strangeintatualion appear to cling with desperate determination to their ruthless tormentor. But says a dyspeptic: 'What is the remedy?' to which we reply: inis great alleviator oi nuuian sunenng is almost as widely known as tbe English language. It has allayed the agonies ot thousands, and is to day carrying comfort and encouragement to thous ands of others. This acknowehbiod panacea is none ol her thou Dr. Hooflaiid'a GERMAN BITTERS Would vou know mora of the merits of this won derful medicine than can lie learned lrom the expe rience of others? Try it yourself, and when it has failed to fulfill the assurance of its efficacy given by the proprietor, then abandon faith in it. Let it be Remembered first of all. that HOOFLANIVS GERMAN 1UT- TKIIS is not a rum t-CTcrage. Tbey aru nut alco- Uoiicinaiifbcnsfi vi me term. neyarccuiioetj tiiiollr ' theiurejulce or tita! .principal of roots. This U not a mere abortion. The extract- lrom which they arc com pounded are prepared br one ot th ablest of German chemists. Unlike any other Bittern in the market, thev are whollr txv from Iirituous ingredient. The objection which lio.d wttn fo niucu lorce against prejiarauonsoi xnisciat, nanifly iliat a dtire for Intoxicating drinks H stimulated by their use. are not valid in therxvrol tht 4 t-ri'ian Bitters. S far from encouraging or Im liua tasteor desire ibr Inebriating bever-at-j, U may be confidently asserted that their ten dency is in a diemetrically vppoltedircctlon. Their ctlecucan be Beneficial Only in all ttvs of the biliary system. Hoottand? Ger man Bitters stand without an eiiual.cctin irompt ly and vigorously upoa the liver; tbey remote iis torpidity and caue healthful secretion ol bile thrreuy Il'lying the btomacti with the most ludis-pen-o hie elements of digest ioti in irujer pro,or tions. They give tone to the btonuch stimulating lu 'lucilvus. and cnabllnz It to ,erforni Its duties " lurudcsigntd itthoulado. Tbey iiujart vigor dtstrenKth to the entire sy.tem. causing the a ftnt toftl like another 1-eins in tact, civiuc him a new leaso of life. They Purify the Blood, cleatiMni; the vital tluid of all hurtlul impurities and supplanting them with the elements of genuine braillifclms. In a word, there is scarcely a disease in which they cannot I safely and U uitii ially em plove.1; iJt in thai t.ost generally preaieui, uis tnin and dreaded disease, Iyieei3, They Stand Unrivaled. Kow. there arc certain e 1 ivvs ot iiertou to whom ext:eiiu ltiiters are not only unpalatable, but who tin.l itiuiMXib!elotaLetbciu without icwthedis cotiilort. lor such IK IS. II o o r I A X !' s GERMAN TONIC lias been specially prepared. It is intended for ue 'ri.crcaMizui aionoiic miiuuuiuc is ciiuirr-u iu co'iuection with the well-known tonic prorties vl the pure German Bitters. This tonic contains all the iiigirdientsol the Hitters, but so flatored as to remote the extreme bitterness. This preparation Is not on lv palatable, but combines, in modiMed r . .ii It i. .rit f . !:.. iun ioniit an iuc Tiriuea oi iuc ivruisuj inimtis. iuc solid exlracMof some of nature's choicest ntora tiTM are lipid in solution br a sniritousaeent of the purest quality. Iu can-sol langor or excessive de bility, where the system api-ears to haTc become exhausted of its cnenrfes. HOOFLAND'S TONIC acts with almost marvelous etTect. It not only stimulates the nagging and wasting energies, but invigorates and permanently strengthens its action uinn the liver and stomach thorough, perhaps less prompt than the Hitters, when the same quantity is taken. Is none the less certain, indigestion, bil liousntss, physical or nervous prostration, yield readily to its potent inlluence. It gives the invalid a newer and stronger hold ujon life, removes de pression of spirits, and inspires cheerfulness. It supplants the pain ol disease with the ease and roiuiort of perfect health. It gives strength to weakness, throws desuondener to the winds, and starts tbe restored invalid npon a new and glad some career. Itut Dr. Hooiiand's benefactions to tbe human race are not confined to his celebrated German Bitters, or his invaluable Toxic. He has prepared another medicine, which is rapidly winning its way to iwpular fjvor because of Its intrinsic merits. This is e HOOFLAKD'S F0D0PHYLLIN Fills, a perfect substitute for mercury, without any el taercury's evil qualities. Ihese wonderful lillrf which are I ntended to act npon toe liver, are main ly tuiioscd of rodophylliu, or the Vital Principal of tbe Mae. drake Beet. Kow. we desire the reader to distinctly under stand that this extract ol the Mandrake Is many times more iowerful than the Mandrake itself It u the medicinal virtues ot this health-giving plant In a irfectly pure and highly concentrated form. Hence it is that two of the rodophyllin pilUcou itituto a full dce, while auy where six to right or a hau'ifulof other pieparationsol the Mandrake are required. The rodophyllin Acts Directly on the Liver. a Urn ula t ins its 1 unctions and causing it to ntaae its bilary secretions iu regular and proper onanniirs. The injurious results which invariably follow the nse ot mercury, is entirely avomeu oy inrir ue. Itut It nr.t iiiiain lhv liTtr i-inlw lhil thlr rafaaVV-r arecxcrte.1. Tlie extract of Mandrake contained In them is siiulfully tombiu?l with four other ex tracts, oneof which acts upon the stomach, one up on the upicr bowels, one upon the lower bowels, and one prevents any griping erect, ttiusprodaclti; a pill that influences tbe entire di-stive anI aK nienury sygiem, in an enuai ana nannonious man ner, and its action entirely free from nausea, votn Itin;. or ciiping pains common to alt other Punra- gatiTcA. roshcsstnj; mee mucu uesiraoie quauues, in rodophyllin becomes invaluable as a lTaniily HfewUeiste. No household should be without th'em. They ate perfectly safe, require but two for an ordinary done, arc prompt and efficient In action, and when used in connection with Ir. Hoofland's German Bitters or Tonir, may be regarded as certain epecifica in all cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or any ol the disorders to which tbe system is ordinarily subject. The P0D0PH7LLIN PILLS set upon the stomach and bowels, carrying OB Im proper efbetnictions, while the Bitten or Toole purify the blood, strengthen and invigorate the irame, give too'; anu sppeuie to toe stomacn, ana inns nulla u D the invalid Ihr. Uoociud. having provided internal remedies Ibr diseases, has given the world one maialy lor external application, in ins wonaertui preparatioa known as DR. HOOFLAHD'S &EEEK ' OIL This oil la a sovereign remedy lor pains aad aches of all kinds. C Rheumatism, Keuralgia, Tnnth irhr rhITtiSVni. Sprains, Barns, Pain In tbe Back and Lotas, Blng worms, ac, Ac., all yield to Its external applica- uou. a ne uuutuce us ctue enecicu oy is IS Ishimr. and they are iacreaalnz everv dar. Taken internally, it is a can toe Heart-bnrssv Kidney Diseases, fe'ici neadaches, CoUty Dysen tery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, fains in the stom ach; Colds, asthma, Ac The Greek Oil is composed entlreJv ol holla gums and essential alia. The prindpal ingredient nssouysinwia, swweorea in u sosnaerB fan of (Ireecc. lueCecta as a destnyer ot Bala at truly magieaL Tboasaodshawabsen beneitasd try ltouse,aMatrUlbytaosewboare sksMleal 1U y convusre sacaa ai as These BemedieswUtemtkrExsna,! aayla. calitr, upon anpUeatiaB to las PsUXCIPAL OT. ncE, at Om O asa i a Masrm nnss. aao) saBssL-asssasr., ramisilil asm sjamABV JaU JBiVJallBs, . 1.1 PE IIXSUKANCE. ' ""' - '5Vs 5iv.v " r t --rr.flie & i - r-t.--5 V- ?& I Company's building In process ol erection, the TEMP" for Kosiirins; T TilSairk1""' aSawaSTgr- - 4' I rf-i' JI '...---. - r. asasEasasasasasasasasasmstaSEBSsacsrjuvVt - t '-s i aaSaSaSaSaSaSaBSaSaasSasSBSaaaSBSaSiBSS.. sl "r,iv :sffaasWsWsWsWsWsWsWsWsWsBWsWsWs -'-WA . 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IU bustncssis EXCLVJIVEI V" LIFE IXSUBAXtX. diviik:isiijs Are the accumulation cl Interest upon Premiums oi I, bento 'ne Company that loans iu asst'ts at the highest rate ol Interest, can give you the largest dividend.. .'tjtern Ccmpanies Invest Iheir moueysat six per cent, while thia makes its investments at Twelve re: eent, or more. The advantages of Western Investments to tho Policy IfoMrr appear in the tallowing startling figures: The amount, 11,000, Invested for 50 years at G percent con-pound interest, Is. ,.. - ..---t 13,120 :5 ' S ' " " , 4.sl01 Ci " " " 10 " " " HT,S.s)83 ' ' 12 - " . S18,0t W Itlsobvlous that this Company offers greater fna-trict adra-;':es anJ inducements to tho Policy Holder than any other company in eaisience. 'I am informed frout authentic sources that Exsteiu Ctinpa'ti j recciv tunually from the eopleol Kansas nearly one-half miliioii of dollars lor premiuia. riiUales from tb'tatea very ecnsideraUe portion of her 'cash capital.' We have tho men an t t!iiuea a to organize nd safely ronduet Home Companies, and they should be encouraged." .nniul .':"sse, !;. ?. J. .'IwVV.'roitl), Governor ol Kansas. OFFICERS: II D.MACKAV, 1-resideut. II A CALKINS, General Agent. W K HAUVEY, Con. Actuary. DIRECTORS: II 1) MACKAY. Icavcriworth. hMtiWAS, v.'GcurriN, (iEII.VMOOUE, n y; lfiWPUtt, liYMJ DAVIS, V. Louis. IiAN'L .SIIIKE. Leavenworth J V BICHAP.IW. IIUHAMMOM), H llIKi LUTON". THDti CARNEY, K HAbllMia. St. Louhv (IL'IMKMOUiiAN, St. L.uis. ttCS At & Jieil.,rt.s. o.. UHlih Miiuitn a, CIIAS UOEINSOo. Lawieacc, ICs. tj A PEUUY. Weston. -Io. J MEUIIITT. spl IU S it oTlUCKI.Klt. Junction City. Kansas. UNITED 8TATES WATCH COJIPAXY. mmmm UHiTED STATS3 T7A0n GO'S 7AT0ZE3. Me Acs. 10S9. U. S. Watch Co., StcAYinJcr Watch Xo. llVt.V.H. Watch Co., Watch Xo. 1027. U. 4 Watch C Stcn Winder iicnr Watch Xu. "Gt7. 1:. P. Watch Co. variation, lSconds later 'vamor..!s. I u.oa .. C'jiMtrX. Y C tt IT. JL It Wmtch Sa. 40'iG, V. S. Watch Co. variation, 3 -ccends In two months. Watch Xo. SI ,039, 1. S. Watch Co., Sten Winter ITste Xo. 10,4$, U. S. Wstch Co., Stem Winder Watch Xo. SI.OOS, U. S. Watch Co.. Fieri Winder-variation. f-cnnds in live month Cais. 1!. WoLT,ri.-i CAj.. . WVit Co , ItartSt.. Cincinnati. Ohio Watch Xo. 1S43, l.S. Watch Co.. Sten Winter viristbm. Msecpnds In eiM "."ntL. Jas It. ISrca. ur KelryiCo.,7i-J.t-'Ktln)a.fu'iy,.V: 1. Cit, Watch Xo. 1123, IT. S. Watch Co.. Stein Winder- v:irM 1 second a week, f.ir fourteen months. IL Lassixk, ilan-tjrr Knicltruochr Lift In.: (,'.. 1CI JIriniaav,X. 1". Cll'J Watch Xo. SttSC, U. S. Watch Co. va-httion. 13 seconds in three mur.ilis. Jics Wrjutr, CJltctur if Tut. !: . ., -' Dit .V. .' . J.ney Citf Watch Xo. 16SS, V. S. Watch Co. variation, 3 tccone'.s In three raortLs. Watch Xo. 1S01, V. S. Watch Co. variation, S f ecoaiis I.t six montl.s. II. Cottbcll, lii I'mii .llntf, A 1. Watch Xo. 170H,V. S. Watch Co. ttrutior. 7 seconds ii Cvern'-nths. I Jo. W. Rmr.z.Ka'J.tjtrJ, Asv!tJ.im la. Ok. Ihibuuf. loura Watch Xo. 10CJ,V.$. Watch Co., flout Winder vnria'ii'n.Keoeor.ds in fi'teen months. Wiixaun Deksy, .-&. Niwj& I. ti,'., J'.rs.'y CU-j.X. J Watch Xo. 10SI, U. S. Watch Co., Etcct Winder variation, O! i v r s i;i rlx montlis. Jo i v I. EacciiT, 5 CuUcp: Itiice, X. Y Watch Xo. ItSI. U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder vartttlon. SI f coo.ls iu n!n months. , Hiucs;i:aTnr,i! D..S5 1IVSS.'A .- AVrr York Watch Xo. 1SJOOG, U. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder ana:ior. ', feronil iKjriViy. for three months. Jj.I-jjCi;j. II. VKniiL, Ilaclxnsiuk, X. J Watch Xo. 111, V. S. Watc Co., Stem Winder variation, 5 tccoads per moi.th. for thrco months. K. C. IZvxt . riltsti'tnj.i, rt Watch Xo. 19,012, V. S. Watch Co., Stem Winder variition. 12 secon Is in five months. Cro. Lnvis, Gen': Huftrn I'.ustn'jtr Ajt , Tn!..lo, Ifij&iiA it IVttttrn I.'cUiray lrvJi.SC, U.S. Watch Co.. Stem Winder Watch Xo. 1176, V. S. Watch Co., Stem Winilcr-varL--' jz, , j--mls r i I'm uiont'.is. I! ::: Utt.xtnr. I'ji-j. Ilill. ,5 L'rie I'. I' Watch Xo. 103, V. S. Watch Co.. Stem WimW-raii-i vn. -, n: !- i.i rl Tn aumtfcs. .'.. II. Kiao, l"r ""J. .V. J I :r Sitl-'j .'. .'. I . i r.irt PI. A. 7 rae JTo. J91, U. S. Watch Co., Steal Vv'u.der itri.. ree -r.-'sj t i- : j. rate Jro.03,V.S.WatchCo..StcraWInt:cr--a :..,.-e ''' y;y'l- ,. . .' :. D; s .. i . Ii. CLifin ,t Co., XtK Yort Watch Xo.20ftl9,V.S. Watch Co.. Stem Witr -v wiy 1 tar 1 hi ei c rneHlt,;. e.j . :.-tt,"CAU,JV;. HmuUyn Water World Watch Xo. 1788,11. S. Watch Co. variation. -r. I It: i ne.r.tb. frost Greenwich time. Lnmlort England. Hemiy Mobs' .i:a, lyjuiUUi Lif. Inf. Ok, It) Uroadicxry, X. Y Watch Xo. 9733, U.S. Watch Co. variation, I fecund 'a onemmith. Price Lists famished the trade on nnplicatict;, Tally. Ask your jeweler to see the ; : ji.i:i. BEWARE of trorthltii imiltiliu" t filh Hum, see that the cordt MAHIOZ., -'.. J., -r. 3arrtl. All other are spuritus. wHougEotBis Tjnited GILES. BRO. A CO., I aad 85 State Street. Chicago. UI PAINT. VANE, CAI.TKKT V CO., MAXCrATl'SKES or Enamel Paint, MIXED REAP? FOR USE. TJilrLE3 "VS7 HITB. AND aVLItlOODIFFLIiCIir SHADES, Requinng no Mixing, Thin ning, or Dryei-s. Driest i itirltljr sV Le v: a Benti tilnl GIsns. and iialHk. AUDRK-K: VAAE. CAsLVKii'I k. CO. 3 St. CbarUts Mret B-t. Xs uly21dr 1Xll MPALsWCCra ROSEMAIi.. 8PALDIHQ'. This great and puhu Weparation is decidedly (the nicest and best artlcl n the world lor the HAIR! It imparisa iichnesand brilliancy, deans, orna- Bsrnta, lavlfwrates, embelishes, removes dsodrutt, relieves headache, and has been used lor rrttonns and preveatlag the falllag oil of tbe hair with more simiaa taan any article ever known. It lias stood the test ol time and use. sod all can rely upon it. IT IS WARRANTED. 1st. To beautify the hair.; M. Toctrrttae hair elegantly. Id. ToiwnMVedsadrnlelfcetaally. 41a. ToieatoreliihaaVibald beads. ULTolarcsllMsaaiaaaaralakerstognw. SUs. TojrwvstaeaalrfxoattaUlacost Tta. IscsmaBshsieasatortbescalp. Mk. TaaiwvSBtasirtoriilnffniy. Stk. To cant tao head ir he JStk. TaaiJBaatrealeis. 1(Y sf3 ? i i3i $ HiwsiiaiiyH Boat ar aM liaalill ftiairsdbys.st.Sfcta- rtmmkwksmm a .vat apACax-ATsOtsaf or kaklt RM : ..3 taint Boorot wpica uto be fiuished as a MaSOMlO in thfu fJamvanv. i ir XI SWAN. Ylce t'rwldcnt. GEO A MOOItE, Secretary, DKJ L WKVEit, Mel. Dir-etor. J 1 JONES. As't Kecretarv,-" ULNEWMAK, Trtt-s-i'er. T. 1IUISD, Atttrney. " II L NEWMAN. Ixatenworth WECIIAMUEltLIK, TAHUUD, EBAI.I.EN. W ItSTEllBINS, Atchison. W HA DIXY. Uwrenee. Ks. G V VEAI.E. Topeka. Kausa-. JtlHNM PRICE, AUhlaor, Es. vari:tlon, 2 .rr.M.N In 1 1 JTmtlh. J I- X. CitirrrNDt-v, latt lie?. V. S. 7"i jt. r:cns-V.'iaJcr-vjiationJ.rerrmI in -even months. A. L. De.vsis. Pn.X.J. Ii. It. .t T. Cc variotlnn. nnly f, -ecoml r" month. siitu, jrta:. i 'W.rMa r.. i. io.,d m-w .-i., -t. j,-ti3.i i. .HkA'iu, umnmivr, .,. w. .. . vanstlon, , second-. In four enr-.th. . .a. iicKD.j:nn uterus cz wunming, im ? rwti &ree. .. variation. 5 seconds per nioul.1. .. v;. i v.ic-T, .i ( zup -fc. r. o- c it. i.. u variation, lOfc-coiilsperrcnnth. c,-ai. j. r ii.u, ttii'rs, . I . . . sii'r. c r . a: j. .. i..,c iicu, .. a. VJ3. St. IIUIU,!,! WOS ,, HtHiW .J.rxtl , .,. S licTorlni; bctir.ese card. Tcr &: by tho trade sen k':h ' t'te country ii fiM. To atoi'l imp-) eajnsval o.i Ins pltie uccr tin Jiitm-Sprim States WatcJi Co. GILES, WALES & CO., Ho. 13 Haitian lacs Jew Year, se.ti.m; MAClllXES. IMPROVED Empire Sewing Machine! WHY IS THE BEST. It ItmiH Over SeaiKH nil Kiubl. It will take Fitly Slilches to the Inch FINER THAN ArTY OTHER MACHINE. It will Sew Heavier aud Taleker (aelH Than any other Machine. It uses Any and Every Kind or Thread, it setrs STARCHED GOODS As well as unstarrhe-l. It sews the most delicate, thin, solt fabric Without Drawing. It Sewj a Jlixs Seam a Welt z Any Other. Principal Offie. tr Kansas, X. 411 Delaware Street. South side, Ut. tth rnd 5tb, LEAVESWOKTH. - - - KANSAS Zt. SAH0EKS, Cieu'l AKeiil. june23dAw3 UAKI.M. 1'iin.itK. Tho onfy kind made by c prscthal chemls, rs r as physician, with special reference to Its lAihti.l nesa. OmtpovdifttrticUsthatautiIi9utum. JrJ.c inrpuitify. (Jxaftst, because Ctttwjt. Uat.asitC tMhcaltitct!. Bisnrtts, corn bread, cakes, pastry, rot only whita ("wet) aad llht, bat wholesosn -nd nntriilons. tmtUspnteit. lfnatasncoauaenoea. we tbrfrl? right t., trethfalnesi. AsTXany worth lass, cheap Imltatsmi, B. snre yoa gst Dr. Price's CrrtsmsssuamufPmmmo. Bold by Gnem Jfanufic mred otfy by lMajjrSaS, bTUIJI MTtlCT, ChfaafO sslat amto IsOsBassta. MARBWARi. MeOOMM, K16T.T.lst BYKHXS, BaMtssjan toAaelphns JCeleraCe.. IMlsTBBf Ala JOBBXX1 I anasaasTSVaaVsaasaaHaLSaaatB stWfWWkmwmJ WtW A la'aTssaBsraBSSBwawasBSSa! ESTJlssaaai-4sai its. NOTICE. COC.fTT Clcxc'b OmcL Leafea worth, KazuaAa OcUtertth, laTI.J At revular mevtlcgs of the Board of County Cba LiWtistfm held at theOHiatr OerfaOtBce ia tka Ot oWL County ot Let. eoworth, oa the 1MJL. day vt se.fembcrv and on the 3d day of October,. 1371, the wiluwingartioQ wa taken: W.1s.kka3, TheUUowingpriJiKi6iUonaTiDlieeQ fftiltnitlted to the Boanl, to-wit; The IxxirJ of County Coutalssioaersot LcavM worth County propose to submit -ta the qualified Totfrscfsaid county at tho general electioo trbw hvldea the Tth day of Norember, A. 0. 1S7I, m proposition to subscribe to th capital atoek of tie Kansas Southern lUilway Company, and tt '" aud dcIiTcr to said Company, $L60,00D of Leaves worth County Bonds, payable not more than thirty .r0) cor less than twenty (3) years alter dte, bmr log interest at the rate of seven (7) per cenU per auuuui, with a sinking fund lor the redeaipUoa ot the bonds, interest payable seiirf-iiaiially ia tkm City of New York, or in the City of Leareowurth, KanAx. as said Company may elect, and also to dL-pose of, transfer and deliver to said Company six thouAiid shares of the stock of tbe riatte City A Fort Pes Moines RaUroad Company, now owned by,jpid County, upon the terms, cooditlooa and coaaPrjtion following: ijaid Railway Ciauy prope to construct, oj- cauae to be coajtrncted, couiiit!ted and finbhed at the rate of one handled (luo) miles each year, after the firat year, a new, independent and first class line of railway, of s auge of three feet, from a point within the Uty of Leavenworth, on the most practical route tttrougk. Leavenworth County, in a southwesterly direction, toaiiulnt on the Cana.lt'Ln RIi-sr mat Ia Cirma. junction with theAtlaniic-Iwdiic Kailrond ithe inatau territory, and propose to make Leavenworth the eastern tcrminuwot said road, and to eataUami. In said city the principal office of the Company, aad to erect the necessary depots and machine ahow within the limits of said city. When said Com psny stiall have cotutructed or caused to be cos structtd, said railway from the City of Leaven worth, through Alexandria and Ilhch lTsirle, or through Fairmount and tihernian T'ownsldiM in saitl county to the Kansas Uiver, oo a new and la dependent route, said $X5O,O0O, of the bonds ol Leavm worth County, as herein siaU-d, shall be de livered, to said Company by the trustee, here! nailer to W named, and vhMi fifty milesofaald n-adto runtructtnl. said snarea of said stocst shall te IeliTf red my by the trustee CXrwsfsAay stuU, on tolH hereinolVr or Kfure the first uary aextT dctenulno ot. which (of the laeir nuiway shall te locatea. The said stoct: and beads are to bo Dlacul in tha lvceplnol a trustee selected for that purpose by the noaro oi vou my vLommissioners ana toe toara ox Directors of said lUUwar Comionr. who Is to hold said stock aud bond.i, in trust, and not to deliver theaLuetoiudlUilway Cbiupsiny until said 1U11 way Com i -any complies with the terms aad two- ditious herein mentioned; aud ou failure of amid Company to comply with the terms and conditions herein mentiont-d, such trustee is then, on tat urder of the Board of County Commisaiooera ef Leavenworth County, to return and deliver up said stoct and bonds herein stated. Iu the event that said bonds shall be authorised to be Utued, and tho stock: in said Kail way Gab pany shall be authorlresl to be subscrihed for br the vote submitted, when such subtcxiptloa shall lie made, the stock so suhecriUd shall be disposed uf and assigned to the rrcsident of said Company for the consideration ol one dollar, upon tbe torses and conditions herein stated; and the asmignatesit thereof to be debited with the trustee to be so U-ctetl as herein provide! tor, and delivered with the in to sail railwar Comranr when said bonds bhu'l le delivered. The coufousdueonsold bond at the time aaM Couiuity fthall 1 entitled to their jiosseiwlun, shall Ik returned to sxid County for cancellation. In the event that the Kansas lacluc lUllway Cum puny should belore the tint day of January, 1ST!!, sire a ciud and valid obligation to the Count r ol Iavenworth, which luUI be satistactorT to the IsViard of County Commissiouers vt said County, tnat saui uji nameAi company wiuconatruct, com plete aud operate au eaunsion of their said road front a point thereiin not further east than lerry Title t: the citrot Leaveuworth Isebve tbe first daw of January, ls73, said nansas Sutheru lU.il vay oiusay muw auopi inu smiuern route, crossing tte lvanis It Ivor at or nt-ar IV uto, and uiiicXAD, iiw ittiam or vounty Uommtsalonerm, havli! deemed it to be the interest of tbe County ot' lA-aveuwurth. that the iroiiositious herein beluni mentlouel for d.MHin of the stock owned br avid county, and buinj; bouds as proposed, be sub milieu to ineiuaiint"i triectors oi sua vounty, ar their acceptance or rejection, have passed the ibl- lowiu reMdutions, to-wit: tUvkCM, I hat tne suinuisdion of tne.ueatlon to thei-eofdeas to whether the stock of Leavenworth County in tho Ilatle City A Fort IV s Moines 1U1I rxut Cvntpanj shall I tranfern-d and disposed oi to the? Kansas outhem llailway Company and Sl5l,tH'U of the lnnds of iaid County shall be isMueit to said Kansas uthern llailway Coniany, be upon the-.th day of Noremlier, 1871, at the freaerml elec tion to be then held, upon the terms aud condition heretofore prescribed by the Hoard of County Com missioners, and iu accordance with tho laws and statutes of th State of Kansa.4. KesiKted That notice of the election called toroa said "th dar of November. 13. 1, for tbe Qualified electors of Leavenworth County, to rote on the pro IHxJtioa to di5Mee of the stock of said Leavenworth i uiinty, in tbe Flatte Cit & Fort le Moines 1U11 road lAHii.anr, to the Kansas Smthcrn Railway ChsIIciij, and to iaue to the said Kansas Southern lUil way Company bonds of the County of Leaven woiih to the amount of 1 150,0m) be published In all thvtlaily anl wuekly new-papers iu said County iiuny i tojuars previous ioiaia eiucuon. tUvIed, That the County Clerk be ordered to prep-irt-the notices forthediiferent newspapers in th tity of Ieaveii worth and deliver to each of said luj-ttr-i a ripy of the same for publication aa above mentioned. It; it known, Thorcfc.rp. that tn compliance tils CrrKOt.st a.llvtl uf thfj ItiKlril Of lAMintT CoiamlfcioueM of Leavenworth County, Kansas: Notice Is herebv siren, that tbe ccneral electlou tobshrld on Tiicj-ij) , the 7tli day ol November. 1671, at the !t:M voting precincts lu said rounty. the luUowlnir ipiesti'ns UH Im voted on: Shall the said Board of County Commi.Hsfonerv disfsone of the stock osMiud by said Ltavenwurth County tn the FUtto City A Fort Des Moines ILUIioasf Cosasony, and sh.ill ilJ County issue to said Kansas Soutaera lUilwav Coimaur. tonus uf the Count r t tha. amount uf 2150.UW payable in not more than thirty CM nor less than twentv (J0) rear-, with Interest at the rate of iieren (7) percent, per annum, pay- uuitj M'mi-auuuiuiT in wxunuace wiia ine iorep itiiZ prsMHitioni(. The voting on said questions at nil general election to he ty ballot on which shall he writUnor prinfc-d the wordi: aFordiNposalol ftotkin theriattoCltyii Fort leii Moines Uallroad Cotii.uiiy tit the Kamas Sou t hern llailway Com pany," or, ".g:uDsi uisposai oi stoca la tbe Watte City A Fort les Moines Railway Company, to theKaniuisSouthernKailway Company. And upon the iiittion uf the County of Leavenworth sub scribing to the capital stock of said Kail way Com pany in in suuioi aidu.uou, inone in lavor will vote a talIot liailn thereon wiittrn or printed the wurds: For subarribiut; S15O.OU0 to the eanltal st'tkof the Kansas Sathern lUilway Company, ui-ou the terms and conditions stinuiated. Ih'K-e op-)M'd will vote a ballot having thcreoa wr.ticn or pnnteii iii wunis: "Agn nstsunscriu- . Ing VOm to the raoftal otock of the Kansas Suit hen llailway CoDiiany.' The elector at said general election to role for or against cither or both of th propositions, iur uJs iMjolng of the stock o said county, or tor issuing Its floods as proirfjwd. tiy oriv r ot tne iktizd. O. UIKFENIX)RF, rt7-30tdAw County Cletk. Notice. Orncc or tiik Couxtv Scpkkisiticsdkjit, ) LCAVKSW-OKTIlOtlO, 1H7I. ) Tl. I-nvrnwortli tunir Jn-liclal Iiutlluto will bet hM at Kalnnnunt, r'ninincio.;Oct2w. aiVo clock . ui., and willomtinus ln.s-lim Cmrdays. jilt teach! of the district chLsof tbe ntunty are ex vctI to lirt,Hti.tl and noxcus except sIckneM wiUbeO'r.iHercd. Tvherswill mt an 7:30 j. m., (K.t. 4iJ. fur orKanizatlon and a-vflinnunt to bmir. Friends of jiopular elucatlott are itTit-i tote present and kItc enefHjrataent lothla work in which th-r and their children are o ilt-spjaiy interested. Thti-t iJajof the Iiutituto (Oct. 27th,) Ihcrn will . an examination of Tarhcrt. Call for excursion tlcatct on the K. 1. U. It. J.I'. lUUtfEnilAN. iupt. VuU. Inst., Learrnwortli Co. dltAW-aW irr ENTiatrais.e. Zti nHfsmliSS kusV&!sBs9BBaBK p M $ I :i r.!f Bellable Gia Distribution Iu the country ! $60,000.00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TO EE DISTRIBUTED IS L. D. SINE'S 152nd REGULAR MOITTHLT GIFT EmtrilSE, To be drawn Uondar, Kor. 27th, 1871. Two Grand. Capitals of $5,000 each in Greenbacks! Twa Prizes Z FiTePriacHfSee Tea PrixcMfloe g Greesbacks WHOLE NUMBEl: OF CASU VslFK, 10001 I llonw and bn?zy with Uver-moqnted Harness, worth- ftO 1 line-toned Kosewovl Piano, worth , tfto tOKaiuilySewin? ilachires, worth each .flOS 5 Heavy CshiI IlnntliiS Watches and Heavy old Chains, worth each fill, tt Ladies' Gold Uantioir Watches, worth each tiOO JOoJI and fcilver Lrer Hunting; Watches (In all I worth from t each to ?.,,- SM Ijlio,' floUl Leoatine Chains. Gent's Ooll Vest Chains, hilver-plated Castors, Solid Silver and Uottble-plated Table and Teaspoons, Ivory-Handled IHcner Knives, Silver-plated binacr Forks, Silver Vest Chains, rhotesrraph Albnms, Ladies Gold Breastpins and Ear-JinKs, Gent's Gold Breastpins. Shirt Muds and Sleeve Buttons, Finger-rings, Uotd Pens, (silver extension,) ete. Whole nomber Gifts. C0O0. Tickets Limited to CO, 080. AGENTS WANTED to sail Tickets, to wboai liberal Premiums will bejaid. . , Single Tickets II: Six Tickets 3 ; Twedva Tleketo, 110; Twenty-ave Tickets t- S-arculsrs osntalnlner a foil list e prises, a' daseriptioa of the manner of drawl nt aad otkr in formation in refemuototho IMstributloa, wilt be seat to any one ordertaj them. AilkUsBWssost bo addressed to Is D-SOIB, BsxSt, JSL nailaasil O. Advertiaeaio OFFICIAL. mtimmmmmmmmmmmmmmd. H5Ia mV.asSt, ViJ L " v Sbii-?S vjrsn vrJ-vr viyH? -., " S5fl 5SS ar .- 'vs.- - witfH --fij? -ifM Sm -m sa af --3R ''St-! "! v.. 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