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at is always best" says an old writer,
s'to ascertain who is in error before pro-
nouncing judgment" We think so too,
but only It's not yet got quite so fashiona-
BILE about these times as we should like to
see it p.
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The black suiphite of silver which forms
on plated and silver ware, door plates and
knobs, may at once be removed by viping
the surface with q rag wet with aqua am
nsoaia, and without the trouble of rubbing
and securing With polishing powder.
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"Sir,'' said an irrascible man to his op-
ponent, 81 believe you are either deist or
an atheist
Wrong, SIR replied the other, 81 am
only a Dentist
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At fair down east, reporter gives the
following in the list of premiums:
s.Best bed-comforter, Miss Thompson. -
What text for Prentice.
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BLEACHING FOR KID AND MoRocco.-Mix
three parts of the white of egg with one of
ink. Put it on with sponge. Ordinary
backing would ruin kid or morocco.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The man who s.kept his word" gave Sc
rious offense to Mr.. Webster, who wanted
it for his dictionary
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Woman has found her true sphere at
LAST. It is about twenty-seven feet round,
made of hoops.
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1HOICE OF GIFTS

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
No 293 BRODWAY, NEW YORK;
where the gifts. consisting of JEWELRY. de-,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM rs CENTS
To TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, are always on
EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES
Our New Descriptive Catalogue, containing a
large variety of Books in every department of Sci
ular publishers prices,) and explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allowing
every purchaser HIS OWN CHOICE OF GIFTS,
and setting forth unequaled inducements to
AGENTS, will be sent, post paid, to any indiEid-
ual, on application.
Address, a RANNEY, Agent, No. 293
Broadway. 2-5 6ms
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PRovoKINe.-To dream that you have
lots of money, and then wake up and find
yourself only printer.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

A letter from Paris says: "Paris gives
six days to business, and the seventh to the
devil !''
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"Mick, what kind of potatoes are those
you are planting?"
Raw ones, to be sure. Be the houly
pokerl an does yer honor think I would be
afther planting billed ones?"
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Young ladies' should never object to be
kissed by editors; they should m axe every
allowance for the s:freedons Of the pressP'
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Carlyle says: Experience is an excel
lent schoolmaster, but he does charge such
dreadful high wages
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Law Office
JOHN N. C0E,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will practice in al
"A the District Courts and in the Supreme
Court Of the Territory. He has had long sTPs-
rience in pre-emption practice in another Sht'
and will give special attention to all cases in TIE
Land Offices
RsereRces-Any lawyer of standing in WiseOn-
sin. The Professors of the Yale College lsE
School. Office in the Collamore Building, AE-
renee, Kanzas. -
n. .B.-Mr. @. is NOTARY PusLIc.
Oct 81 ,57-Iu
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MlLL For SALE.


TNHE excellent Steam Saw Mill of Parham &
4 Phelps, situated In Emporia is offered for sale
on reasonable terms The Mil is eligibly situated
and capable of doing good business. The coun-
try around furnishes an abundance of goodstimber
and the demand for lumber is constant and in
creasing. Two acres of land and good dwelling
house adjoining, viii be sold with it Apply to
R. PARHAM, or P. B. PLUMB, at The News
Office, Emporia- May 22-tf.
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Township PIats.
Gunsmlthing.
JOHN r. GRAFTON,
U ~ a n p 10 c x 8 MITE

GUN a ND 10 cKS MlTH
4 NNOUNCES to the citizens of LawreDesH H'i
N he has opened shop at
No. IS NeD HaHpshire Street, nearly CgpOsat
COlaEOrs Building,
where he is prepared to do all kinds Of wOrk
his line on short notice. -,
Repairing done promptly, and on reas'nsOe
terms.
thing in this line, can send their work by Wakes
Express. and rely upon having it promptly dens'
Lawrence Dec. I2, l657.-iy
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nRY HIDES, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Tallow, &C.,
IL taken In exchange for Goods, at the highest
market price. H0RNSBY 4 flick
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SPRING Ind SUMMER GOODS

which Te offer for sale at such low figures as viii
make Il an object for persons in the surrounding
country to
a save Time and Honey
by giving us call, instead of going 10 the river
towns.
To our friends and patrons We would state that
ve are determined not to be undersold by any es-
tsblishment south Of Kanzas river. We import
our Goods directly from ST. Louis without unpack-
ing, and whether we viii sell cheaper than else
where OF whether we keep stthe cheapest kind Of
goods or not, is unnecessary for us to say, as
those who favor US with their patronage viii best
Judge for themselves.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ISROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALI PARTS
I on THE WEST, SOUTHWEST ANb fcrttWEsr BALTI
MORE AND ONO RAiIRuAD

n OF THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND FoRf1lWEar. BALTL
MORE AND ONO RAiIRoAD
sumner urr3ng1apne, stlA greatly improved schedules
Three through tsYhcetng daily except Sunday
from Washington for the West, as follows
lss The CINCINNATI EXPRESS MAIL starts al 3d. n al
junction. before proceeding This PASSES Grafton 40
tho D. m,
Central Ohio rr Columbus CINCINNATI intermediate points,
reaching Cincinnati at II. 30, next day.
lcayes Washington (ncludng sunday 3o reaching
cinnat al day contracting drecty with Expree
Train for ioulsvi Cairo and the sUdthw 1Ous
etc Time from Washington to Cincinnati only 2s hours and
3d. c1ScISNATf DAYTON iSrdAS.putts CAiRb st ituIs,
CHICAGO and NORTHUMBERLAND EMPRESS (exccp, Saturday
scd Sndey) At $50 connecting Washington
nore leaving Baltimore 10 On Sunday night the
lon With this train Is made by the $780, train from Washington
To view the grand mountain tho road daylight the
Sis, ni or $50, p M, train from Washington.
Parkcrsburg all the Northwestern Virginia
take the $40 rau For all points the Marietta Railroad
the
connexions IRON, Washington ahd baltimore BY an
re yet travelling public and every i'm
provcmcn advantage that the or the
Ohio Railroad associate lines ceu have
under this Through tickets and
and other possible facility will bo found upon this
Way passengers
viii leave Washington follows
ngton Piedmont BY tho 5iS, m For
lions between Piedmont and Wheeling take the $50 train To
connect with the Frederick train, take the Sa0 train.
checks,
apply 10 IhOs ~ PARSONS, Agent
Or III this ticket Office, Washington station.
ff5 W. 7. SMITH
Master or Transportation.
55eg5 isNaF /. N. COLE 81
gF83 General Ticket Agent.
RAIT May & g i I.
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We have already mentioned the deccase of Dr. Wayne,
mayor of Savannah His funeral took place the 28t
utmo, and the ceremonies to have been unusually
grand and imposing Every place of business In the city
closcdthe shipping in port displayed their coors at
half the bells Of MI the churches were olled and
everybody turned out to pay tribute of regard TO an cs-
teced fellow citizen and beloved public officer. The
procession included the members of the city government
Of the various societies. and the citizens generally The
Rt Rev Bishop Elliot read the burial service assisted by
the Rev. Mcssrs. Pryse, Kennerly, and Porter Military
honors performed by the Republican Blues of which
company the deceased was an honorary member
The Savannah News mentions also very interesting
incident of the day, which we shall give in his own
words "It is we'll known that the late Mayor Wayne
had endeared himself to all by his uniform kindness Of
heart and courteousness of manner towards all with
whom he in contact, professionally otherwise.
But will miss him than tho colored people, to
whom he always Kind friend, and they testified
their love for him yesterday in most beautiful and inn
pressve In the procession Immediately follow
ing the hcase they marched to the number Of about
three hundred After entering the cemetery they ranged
themselves side OF the route chosen for the pro
ccssion and sung VI the most beautiful and appropr
ate hymns to of tho sweetest tunes haye ever
had the pleasure Of listening to. II grateful trb
ute 10 their departed friend offered n most graceful
and touching manner.
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this country with regard to the ssvefre 70 ~ con-
tinued We cannot conceal from ourselves inc mcs nne
there is large section of the British community wnn
regards az their fathers did before shs'h--'ne nnna
traffic in the bodies OF our feliow-creatufes wn unmu
gated abhorpncc and disgust Lord faimcrsson, whV
through ldng political career has ever been c~Tss.
to this object still relies upon force AS we are apca'
to withdraw our squadron from the CUBAN waten no
trusts that the British government VIII urge upon
that Of the Stetcs 10 send American cruisers TO Cuba
These are the opinions of the old aAsayeTy party ex
pressed by Of their oldest abes and most
advocates We believe however, fat TINS qneson o. INC
slave trade il about to enter upon an ctey new
Our adherence of the traffic remaining jurs wh"s mas
or means Of repression will be different from VIVA. tncy
have been We shall rely upon the natcrsi play
OF human interests and less upon the vigilance o. ou1
cruisers How it should turn outthat save IN the apo1
tion of negro slavery under our own tag we have DURING
tho last half century done moro evil than goodman We
have not benefited, but Injured the African lhonght-
full men are beginning FAY that We have been msssken
M this manner mistaken about ciosc borougn
and close ports We have hitherto acted IN obedience 70
fiery indignation, not upon well -maturcd opmon-
We have been actaatcd rather by sentiment snan Dy
The irresistible Inference from the result ~ o.
fofs continued for forty years, at Least with unapacu
energy is tlat coercion will not suppress
Arc to pcrscvcre forever In course thus conacmnca
IRON the Paris constiu,onneL]
1q ca,,,e;onn, comments Mt length upon the aIar-
dn,ot &c ,ho iobt of search finding occasion of much
.sss ars ,,,on tba rnresent attitude OF Old Eng
1and ,nxard, ynnnr America The admission Of three
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BJLWER CONFRONTED BIZ HIS WrFE Az TIE
UERIFORDSIILRE ELECTION
IFrorn tho London Morning star.l

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most ttirful scene occurred at Hertford Tuesday
the 18th Toward The close of the proceedings OF the
Hertordshrc election, just after Sir Edward had con
cuded his address with fcryen tribute of admiration
20 the onany beauty exhibited in the long line OF open
carriages ghascs and drawn up front Of the hus-
tiliGs there unwoned stir in the crowd, which
parted to admit the passage Of hired brougham from
one Of the town inns The carriage having stopped Two
ladies aghted one of them extremely handsome
woman Of about fortyvc years OF age, with fresh COM
pexion and with eyes of dazzling beauty. The lady
who was evidently laborfhg under excitement which ex-
ecised all powers to CONTROL advanced as nearly as
se could through the crowd towards the hustngs and
annoulce herself the wife of the Right Hon. Sir r. H.
Lytton stating that she had come, according to promise
made by her. confront her husband and to expose the
wrongs which she said he had inflicted upon her, and
which she had described in her works and in pamphlet
published by her.
The appearance Of the lady not unexpected as her
coming had been announced in bills and pacals1 DuS
owing to deception which had been pracsed upon hsr
by some persons In the town. who had introduced them
selves to her. she detained in the town while inc
election proceeding in tiiv vicinity those IN tho
secret anticipated that she would not discover tne MIS-
take until the proceedings over, ana tnaJ her uc
sign would be thus frustrated 1t nearly So he
cognised as soon as observed, her voice was nearly
drowned by the shouts Of Sir Edward supporters, but
Sir Edwards eye caught hers and his lace paied ne
looked like man suddenly attacked by paralysis Those
him say be trembled exceedingly. For lew mo-
ments he retained his position in front Of the hrstngs
but turned his back the unwelcome visitor Thea nc
suddenly disappeared below the MUSINGS piatIOn "he
his wife cried Coward, and hc having hastily signed
the usual declaration escaped into the residence OF the
gentleman whose grounds the election took place.
Lady Lyton continued TO address the audience assem-
bcd for than quarter of IN hour repeating her
statements in her pamphlet and asserting her intention
to confront her husband every possible occasion until
she compelled him to redress her wrongs Her adyshp
subsequently made application to the mayor for the
use of the Town Hail. for the purpose of making public
statement but this being refused her. she left the town
early in the afternoon Lady Lytton arrived in Hertford
at clock on the morning of the election, having post
od from Tanton where she resides 1t is needless to
say that the event described has caused the greatest pos
siblc excitement in Hertfordshire.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
[From The London Times, june 10Th

There an end of differences with the States upen
this disagreeablc subject We have yielded all they
asked and wise in doing because substantial
ly they had right their side to the question of law
With regard to that Of policy the blockade of the
Cuban waters adopted at the suggestion Of the gov
crnmcnt Of the United States and they have taken diff
rcn view of the to be pursued it is no business
of ours to compel them to consistency
Having said this much with regard to the concessions
which have been made the part of government,
may add the expression of belief that nine cnths
of the .outrages about which much disturbance has
been made in the United States depend upon no better oun
dation than vulgar and unfounded camor II an Ameri
can ship was hailed by British steamer and asked
where she from and whittier bound, straight this
harmless act called an soutmgc In another case,
the captain of another English steamer cvy halls
an American ship and expresses wish to communicate
with her. The American skipper assents, whereupon
boat from the British steamer drops alongside, officer
steps board and requests to know as before wherete
ship from and whittier bound saying nothing whatever
about papers The British officer then asks II he be OF
any service to the American; the offer is declined with
thanks he takes his leave Is not this enough send
patriot into convulsons In the face of outrages
fearful should not the North and South forget their
feuds and unite in vigorous effort to maintain the
honor of their common country good deal was made,
in the of the dispute of series of outrages al
legged to have been pepetrated at Sagua la Grandc An
American brig reaches port from that place er captain
says she not troubled by the British and he believes
twothrs of the stories in circulation about outages,
&C., made od ef ,choe cloth We will not 80 SO far
say that nineteen-twenteths and fraction of the
stories with which the credulity of American friends
has been recently led pure cons but we ourselves
entertain doubt upon the subject. We now told
that the OF the Cuban trade report that British Off
GERS generally appear anxious to avoid giving offence
The stories about their being fired into turn out to be
hallucinations the part of the captains AT
least according to tho testimony Of the mates and crews,
il they fired at there neither FASH smoke, nor
report. The groundlings OF the States are however,
more easily dnped by sshaves of this kind than any
other population the earth surface, and among those
who should know better there exists fear too often
desire 10 make political capital out OF the unfoundcd ru-
mors Of the day
We look upon This dispute at end but the grayer
question still remains, whether the traditonai policy Of
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for and which this
TO increase diminish tho quantities
headed Miscellaneous" in tho schedule
Persons whose one shall be accepted will be notified by letter
through tho office, which notice shall bc sucent
md II they do supplies specified
Within necn days from tho data the
Of their bid will be With other per
persons and tho Of such dsfsng Bidder viii ts
held responsible for MI deltnquencics
All offers not made In conformity with this advertisement
at the optlon OF tho bureau, be rejected
1toso only whose offers accepted viii be notified
viii be ready execution Thereafter b Way 81 prac
ticabe July S-law4w
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lvl Dndem Worn by Kings Emrtors, what Why

MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lyl est Dndem Worn by Kings EmTerors, what Why
Because ii provided
Reader although the bloom brightly in the glowing
check eye sparkling the teeth be those pearl the
hoad bere its covering the hair be snarlc and shrvec
mo n ha tro WooS r Restorative
three times week will restore and permanently
Read tho following The writer Of
the lrst Is tho celebrated pianist, Thalberg:
NEW YoRk, April 10, 1858.
express you the obligations lam under
r me saa my m S T o N a becoming
but W application Of Hair Restorative room recover
original hue consider restorative wonderful
invention quite cnicacious as well as agreeable
am, dear sir, yours, truly,
"Drych ar Gwyicdydcta
weh Newspaper once IL Nassau street April H. 1855
o. Denr sir Some month weeks ago
bottle Of Iiair Restorative and wife who
her hair little thinking the time that
the hair It's original color to her well
my surprise after few weeks trial. has performed tia. wonder
beaut and hckenmg the hair strongly recommend the
CHARLES GARDEN
New YoRK, July Is, 1917
PRoy woop with confidence do recommend your Hair Re-
using your Restorative my wbiskcs which
white, gradually dark and feel confident
unpleasant itching
among persons who perspre freely. j. @. KlBf
PHor woop About two my hair commenced falling OF
turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried
remedies effect commenced using your restorative in nni
sry last Afew applications fastened my hair nr%y j. began to
this time fully restored to its original color health aud appear
mud chccruy recommend its uso to ALL j. d. HOES
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May !, 1857.
The Restoraive large
dunn the small holda half pint and rels for dol
pcr holds twenty per
proportion dollars bottle the largo
holds quart forty per cent more to proportion aud rss for U.s.
New York wo Railing Eblhmsnt and ia Market street
st Louis No.
And sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Nay 1s-i3m
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The French Minister Of State has informed the managers
Of theatres OF Paris that the have orders TO strike
out hereafter all slang from plays and piece Will he IL
censed which contains slang. The motive Is 10 protect
the purity of the language.
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INTER ESTING TO LADIEs-When in Ii

II ~ ISADlTA,.-- w licH III Jte COuIbe
u Of human des and gentlemen OF their greatest
natural head hait Of
ons importance end the question IS What shall do the
hair from falling of and Its bcaryG In
this bog r. Harriss Hair
proven few applications viii the hair falling breaking
remove sndu keep the scalp and white fresh
and vor TO the hair and although have been bald
twenty the continued Of months viii
uxuraut head OF hair Call and bottle satisfied
after the second application return and get tho price p
Ask for DR. Hsrs Hair Promoter and Improvsr, Sold Rich
nond by W. PETERSON Druggist,
Corner Maine and lin nd Wall streets
fold Washington by T. D. GILMAN druggist
7th street. and d. CLARK ~ street and Penn
Nav 2l-Sm
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ARRANGEMENT.-Th steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will tolows
Alexandra s. TO- II O'Clock, and O'Clock,
y. m.
Leave Washington II o'clock M 1s5 and o'clock,
y. X
THOMAS CoILYER, shsn the route, will opposite
hours. Fare 13
whaleys connecting with tho Pago and Coyer will
Capitol 18th Pcnnsyva
the time the boats leave Alexandria. a
june 8-ood--tf RICHARD wAILACH, President.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
Ii NGT0N BRANCH TUESDAY, JUNE IT, trains will lcaye
follows:
7I5 express train Washington Junction for all
the Wes and Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York
l5 train for baltimore, Annapolis Plndephia, and
New York.
train for all Of the West and Baltimore Tor Norfolk
Philadelphia and New York
p way train for Baltimore connects Annapolis juno
Annapolis Washington Junction with West
80 train for Baltimore connects at Washington juno
ton with accommodation train West
Tho u.s. and 3. 80, trains and viii stop
only a annapolis aud Washington functions.
On Saturday, the 80, trnn to Phisdslpha only
On Sunday but one train leaves--M $50, p. m.
june l3-U T. IL. PARSONS, AGENT.
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expiration Of the period
unless VIII We gveD to snbscrbs
When their o. expire.
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Ftgh longer n cSAts
propion Advertisements ordered VA
iwp thrice Will be charged 57 cents square Tor easn
Advertisements once week ~ the daily ~
cents per for each Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates
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VITET NURSE WANTED Apply Mt 425 street,
w opposite Poet oco Department white woman preferred
June 20
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DRoPOsALs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bdreau of Yards and Docks,

SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately, orro.
poas for caAs No (namo tho classy for tho yard
tho yardD Will DO this
second day d August ne r furnishing and delivering hs
nsmed tho sasrials articles
schtues which viii bs furnished spcain and by mail
requested 70 desiring all the
classes named thercn BY tbs commsnats of tho
yards Tor the classes for tho yards under their cmnand by the
sgen; nearpt thereto by tho
VI }U confusion sang ~ e6sys ,ei he
Se9i yAscA enaas cas~s for fAsn yard eauls
and each individual Of Arka she Md
nders hereby cotoncA and particularly that
cas mus DO Ia tho form heenasr prescribed 10
to reach th destination before the expires receiving
thcm no 10 dld % ss 8 oosrd s Aal e rscea c tA psoa
10 guard sgainA ss bsn cpeusd before ts time appointed
hders requested esHe envelope
and araS hns under ths enlargement, thus
(aa~f ks yurt ~
10 The tsf Il tbs Yards aud po&s Washington