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LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE.


By the Rev. HUGH STOWELL BROWN. of
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah L. Durham,
w having LEFT my bed and board without
Just cause, this is to warn all persons against
harboring or trusting her on nv account, as
shall pay no bills of her contracting. after this
date. JAMES A. BIJRNUAN
March 6, Is6O-4w.s
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FARMERS AND wooL-GRoWEES
ATTENTION!

HAVING reHtted and enlarged ny Vs.
IL carding establishment, an noS p.sp
ed 10 do work in the best manner, and A. ri
sonabIe rates. Persons At distance - a..
as all others, may rely upOnbeing accom- n'
ted with promptness.
Good and Competent W0rkmen ha'
been employed. Il.
Twill be prepared to do spinning aeo =, AZ
LIST Of July The business will be eAIrl o..~sn,
the old stand, II miles south-eag o,
Me. SAMUEL
June 9, 59-3me.
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PREPARED BY
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LOWELL, MASS.

FOR SALE BY
Shreve L Macy, White Cloud, KanIaS.
DR.. J. W. Reed, Iowa Point,
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LIVES OF INDUSTRIOUS WOMEN,
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v. D. MARKHAM,
REAL ESTATEAGENT

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
WILL practice in all the Courts Of Doni.
w phan, Brown, and the adjoining Counties
pay taxes for non-residents, and buy and sell
lands. Particular attention paid to collections
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mo weather continues dry and WARM In this
;n,ediate locality the crop is materially in
;,ed by drought, and unless we have rain soon. it
viii be almost total failure. small patch Of corn
! contiguous TO our Office, which twelve or fifteen
laws ago promised to yield an average of IS bush
Els to the acre, has already been cut short one-haf
At least fourth CT the well-deveIoped young grain
has literally dried up the cob in its roastingear
state. We hear of some farmers on upland who
will not make bushel to the acre-ther corn being
burnt up and past redemption In other localities of
our county we arc glad to hear a more encourage
ing report Two good rains, one southeast and the
other northeast OF US, have fallen within five miles
OF this place since we have had any worth naming
The crops in the localities of these rains look prom
slng and fair to yield average harvest The cot
ton has not suffered to so great an extent, yet in
many places II begins to drOop and wither and the
squares begin to drop off for the want Of rain
Pttrdy Banner JUN 2S
A most disastrous drouth is now upon US We
have seen those of longer continuance but we do
not believe we have ever witnessed one which has
proven 50 disastrous in its effects in all things con-
sldered, will be realized by the present one We
have now been about forty days without rain, ex
cept slight shower or two, the effects of which
soon disappeared At the commencement of the
dry weather the corn crop was in a bad condition
10 stand its effects. There was an abundance of
rain for one month previous to its commencement
drenching the earth every few days, and forcing
the young corn on too rapidly so that when the
ram ceased suddenly, as it did, the ground became
hard, parehng up the crops that full of sappy
growth COOceUiIe Times, Jdy2S.
Never have we known warm summer as the
ranging from So to "a in
the coolest places The drought IS unprecedented,
and will certainly cut the crop short, unless
we have raid soon. That taken with our light crop
to what will be the price of breadstus in this quar-
Union, July q.
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CITY NOTICES.


VALUE OF KsURANCE.-We copy the following
sensible article from the Southern Homestead of this
city, L. p. WILLIAMSON & Co., editors and proprie.
tors, which is adapted more particularly to farmers
and mechanics, but will apply with equal force to
merchants and other persons, who have stocks OF
goods and other property either entirely unpro-
tected or only partly insured:
men toll work. slave nay almost sin their families
They do everything but nsure.''-FrGRc.s' annals.
INSURE YOUR Observation-Disclosures and me-
eianlcs. are yoC insured? If not, reflect upon
the risk you run; unless you fully able to
sustain the loss of your dwellings and furniture,
You have no right 10 run the risk OF that home and
the comforts it, for the loss falls not only on You
but wife and children will feel the deprivation most
keenly. Then reflect how much better 1t is for you
TO put aside small sum monthly to secure yourself
from calamity and then if you should be burned
out and lose valuable property, few days and you
are prepared to rebuild and replace that which you
could not do without mortgaging the farm, or per
haps you could not replace your loss and would be
lett houseless and in want.
The rates of assurances are now very low. aid
there is for running risk that one is not
able to bear. Farmers should insure their houses
and furniture, barn stock and tools No better in
vestment be made than by getting insured
against evil to which all are subject, and often
suddenly. Messrs. Nash d MARI, Of this city, are
the agents of several of the oldest and best In
surance Companies in the Union.
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ONLY DISCOVER

WORTHY or CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
AZ ANY since great discovery Prof Wood have
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried away by the
wonderful results Woods preparatoD
forced leave TIE field % its rssstess sway Read follow
BATH MAZE April 18th 1859.
PROF. o. J WooD L Co Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries touching the the The inquiries
first, is it fact Of habitaon and stated in
the communication second it true Of all therein contained
third my continue good order Of
natural coior7 To all and do inVarabyye Ny
hair is better than in stage Of life for forty
whsker and the only why is not generally true is,
that the substance is wahed of by frequent abuton Of the
the Eiskers, result will follow the hair
have receipt Of great many letters from all parts
good as there the and Of
various compounds this has doubt basely
initiated and been used not only without good effect but
absolute injury any your restorative Of any
for months, and hair is good
hund eds have examined with surprise, as nov 6l years
gray my head my face; and prove
this fact send lock OF my hair taken on the past week
your favor G quart bottles last summer for
which am Vrsteiu gave to friends and thereby
induced them to it, sSe teal until after trial.
purchased used with universal will
ask favor that send test BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by fear without author
from tson YOU pure aI O M1 Ss nrs eanad
impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty as heretofore % keep you appsed Of the
shaken opnen in its valuable results remains dear srs
yours, A C. RAYMOND
ARROWS RUE, KY, Nov 30, 1883
The Restorative put bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium SMALL the small holds pint and reta for 81
bote the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
proportion the SMALL reas for So per bottles the large
holds quart per moren proportion, and reta for %
New ia Market street ST. Louis Mo- and sold by ali
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retailed by every Drug:
in States. febll-lys |
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Late from California ana Orereu.

/
ST. JOSEPH, July 30.-The Pony Express. through il
ten days, has just arrived.
Dates from ST. Louis were received Sy telegram
via Springfield to the morning Of the Esd of June
giving the news that the Baltimore Convention had
broken up in a row. Intense anxiety prevails n
this news As so encouraging that they caused can
non to be fired.
| An Injunction having been issued. restraining the
Alta Telegraph Company from using Morse's pa
tent, has brought about a consolidation between
that and the State line--the latter owning the pa:
| tent.
The overland mail leaving for the East yesterday
took over 5000 letters.
General Harvey and staff had left for the Allan
tic States
The miners from Linn county to the Blue Noun
tains, had returned before reaching their point of
destination. They had sharp fight with the In
dians They killed five Of them, had two of their
own men wounded, and had to abandon seven hun
dred and fifty dollars worth of property. The In
dams are supposed to belong to the gang that
have made war in Washoe. Trouble was also an
ticipated with the Snake Indians portion of whom
had recently returned from the Washoe country,
greatly embittered against the whites in consequence
of their depot there
The official returns of the election declare Shels
Democrat elected to Congress, and leave the Iegis-
lature as heretofore reported in all probability se-
curing the election of Republican and Popular
Sovereignty Democrat U. s. Senators in August.
The whole number of votes cast in the State was
2.432 against II ,276 last year.
The bark Comet brings advices from the Sand
witch Islands to the 23d ultimo, two weeks later
Business was dull, and there was no exciting news
The operations of the American Guano Company
at Bakers Island appear to have taken a fresh i'm
petus. Ships will follow rapidly they can be
loaded at the Island. Some three hundred aborers
were dispatched to the pits from Honolulu on or
about the 2Ist ult
SAN FRANCISCO. July Is, $40 P. M-Trade has
been quiet this week, with but little inquiry for
goods from the country, and only small quantity
is going forward. No impartant transactions have
taken place. Small parcels selling at about the
last quotations. The sales Of some articles, how
ever, show downward tendency. Crushed sugar is
not worth over liz whisky 3OC935; American
brandy 43; 600 bags Rio coffee, Victoria, sold at
AT at auction to-day. 4 large lot of China goods
was offered, but could only be disposed of to the
extent of samples. In grain there little change
to be noted,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thou..nd. - aaIIz .peaEinr 4 pr.I.e !

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