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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-07-07

touny Lcyy-The County Com.
missioners closed the levy for 1870, on
Thursday last. The rate of taxation
will be for county aud road purposes So
cents in the 500; 10 cents for school
and 1911 for State, total 6fl cents in
the 500. This includes the estimated
one half OF the expenses that this coun-
ty will pay in the construction of the
bridge over Double Pipe Greek, and also
the levy for the destruction of the office
of the Hestsra MTyiand Democrat in
1865. When compared with the rate
Of taxation in other counties it is very
small, and reflects great credit upon the
economical management of the present
Board. We give. as far as possible, a
list Of the rates in the several counties:
Howard county, sc; Prince Georges ,
So; Montgomery, 500; Worcester, 65;
Kent, 900; St, Mary's, loo; Wicomico,
92; Calvert, 1.Ol; Charles, l.l2; Anne
Arundel, 20; Baltimore, SO.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08
MEDICAL.


WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED expressly for Dyspeptics and those saAer-
ing with habituAl CostiveaoR Il b slightly slim
ulssax tonic and splendid sPpetiser; Il Strength
ems the smach and rssaores the Digestive organs
their healthy STATE. Wsak, nervous and dyspeptic
pessoas should use WAnxE's DYsrkP2A Tonic.
Tor ~ bv druerisen. Price One Dollar.
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YEAST POWDER.
MEDICAL.
DIR. WHITTIER.

REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE -
~ Diploma at Office will show has bCrn longer
engaged in the treatment Of v.nereal >sNual and
Private diseases than any other physician AZ 81
Louis.
syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, StrictuFeS, OTchitis,
Hernia and kuptures: all Urinary bi-ca-es and
Syphiliiie or Merrurial affections Of thu Threat
skin or Bones are treated with unparalleled slc'es.
Spsrmainrrhea, Sexual Debility and hnl-';"ErS,
the result Of self-abuse in youth, sexual -Ec-'s
IN ma'ur-r years, or other Gauss, and Whith pr,
duce some Of the following effects, a. nnsiurua
emissions, blotches, debility, dizziness Of sight,
confusion Of ideas, evil fprbcdings, aversion To- the
society IL females, loss Of memory AMI sexual f""'r
and rendering marriage improper, are permanently
cured.
The Doctor opportunities in hospital and pr ate
practice unsurpassed in ~. Louis "r any other
city. Back files Of ST. Louis papers prove thJI he
has been located there longer by years than any
other advertising. The establishment, library
laboratory and appointments are uneguslled n ihe
/ West, unsurpassed anywhere. Age, with sNI-u-
ence, can b relied upon, AMI the Doctor can r-isr
to many physicians throughout the country la
past success and present Position he stands wiint
a competitor.
The Writings Of Physician who's. r.puiatiuu j.
Union wide should be worth reading.
Dr. Whittier publishes Medical PaHPhlsi rat,
ing To yenereal diseases and the disa-;rulI- and
varied consequences Of self abuse, that will b. "nt
to anv address in n sealed velops for two stamps
II contains full symptom lists that will eiiahie
those afflicted To determine the nature Of their COM
plants aud give a written statement of their ease.
that will answer almost well for the puTp.'s" ~
treatment as a personal interview, but wher Il Is
convenient the Doctor should be consulted I.rr~nn-
ally.
Ii i ..lf evident that a physician who confines
himself exclusively To the study Of certain class OF
diseases and treats Thousands Of every day,
mus; acquire greater skill in that speciality than one
in general practice. Many physicians recognizing
thi, fact, Introduce patients 10 the doctor aitrf r'
/ ing his PAMPHLET Communications confidential
A friendly talk will cost YOU nothing. ONE" cen
trail, We, retired-No. 81. 81 Charlie street. ~
Louis, Mo. iiourseA- NJ to- r. ". sundaFs
/ excepted.
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do not wish 10 inform you, reader, thai ~
Wonderful, any other man, has discovered
remedy that cure- consumption, when the W., are
half consumed, in short, will cure all d~sa-s>
whether 81 mind, body ~ estate, make Issl iiys
forever and leave death I" play fDr want % TpaE
and j. designed make our -uhlunsry -ihsret
hli--ful Paradise, o. which Heaven itself shall -
hat side show. Isu have heard enough 81 this
kind II humi.us.ery. But when tell ycu th-'
Or. sage Catarrh Remedy viii positively ear" tine
worst e7,>s- of CaizrTh in the Head, only as-"ri
that which thousands can testify "a. 1viI pay
500 EsvarI for a ca-.. tina; cannot .ur-- : pam
phIet giving symptoms and other Information sent
ire. to any addr.--. Thi- remedy il
SOLD By MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PART>
or THE WORLD.
Price - cents. sent by mail, p.--t paid, on
esipt Of sixty eent-, four packages for too dol
lar. B-UaTe Of coUSrERFEiIs and rorthl-s- imi-
taiIOn-- -. that my private stamp, which i a
Jpsifir. guarantee IF g,siHsress i upon the outside
wrapper. Remember that thi. private Stamp, IL
sued by the United States Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait, name
and address, and the word. ''l. :. Certificate Of
Genuinenes-,' engraved upon II. and nes-d not he
mistaken. Don't he svindlei by travellers and
Others rrpresen;ing themselves as Or. sag; ana
the only man nox living that has the krpwiesige
and night 20 manufacture the Genuine Dr. sage
Catarrh Remedy, and I never travel to ell thi,
medicine. r. V. PIERCE, VI d.
novidAvsI i5S seneea-st., Buffalo, y. Y.
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ILLINOIS.
suwreu,e COmrs Dccision-SaH Acct.
tlcmt-A MAN Shot Bead whsle Heat.
iRy his wife.

Suwresv,e Court DccisiOn-Sa1 Acci-
dcmi-A Man shot Bead whsle Heat
iag his wife.
CHICAGO, Dee, LIN the supreme Court
Of this State, i, has JUS, been decided that there
is no power To cunline a child in a reform
school. unies- j, has been convicted of crime.
This decision will release large number oi
children from orr reform schools.
At Monmouth, Ills. this morning, while
the omnibus WAS standing AT the depot, which
contained three Young ladies, an employee
of the train, which arrived few moments
before, out OF pure dsyilment, blew the loco
motive whistle; the horses started on run
and the Young ladies jumped from the omni-
bus. but one in doing SO, was fatally injured.
Tie people in Monmouth are highly Indig-
pant at the conduct OF the man, and there
are threats Of lynching him. Tie has hen
guilty of like offenses before.
AT Pekin, Ills. on Tuesday, whiie Pat.
Dovle was beating his wife he was shot dead
bv Mr. Costley. a neighbor. The affair has
caused much excitement in Pilin among the
Irish
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NEW YORK.
The Darien Expedition Public Debt
igrtS.

New YORK. Dec. 1.-The new Darien
Surveying Expedition sailed from the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, this morning, ON the ship,
Guard, provisioned for twelve months.
Thomas q. Selfridse comm,nds the expedi-
ton, and null corps OF surveyors, as;rono-
mers and scientific gentlemen accompany the
party. The Saginaw and Nilsic are ordered
To the Pacific to cooperate with the Guard.
The public debt statement shows 4 reduc-
ton of S7,000,000.
A fire took place this morning, at 81 Beck
man street. The loo-crs are: \. Z. Down
ing * Co., dealers in glass, so, 900; August
Esgers n Co., $1,000; building damaged,
$500. Insured in city COMPANIES.
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FIRE.
a WhoDo Oa0are ~ X0ss6 LsW rea-e
Oesee0yeo.

a Wholo OQ0are ~ North Law rea-e
Destroyed.
From the Lawrence Democratic Standard
of Dec. !, We learn the following Parf'cu-
lars Of DISASTROUS fire in North Lawrence
On yesterday morning:
At about two O'Clock this morning fre
broke out in the old Decker store, on Locust
street, opposite the Kansas Pacihc freight
depot. Il caught in the rear Of the building,
and owing to the scarcity Of water, and tie
ipaamsbIe maserial Of the building, the hre
spread with fearful rapidity, communicating
TO the buildings on either side, destroying
the entire square.
On the eat aide Of the Decker store, the
restaurant kept BY Simeon Jones, ana the 81
loon of ANDY Snyder were swept away I'm
The vest side, Mr.. Wolfe's grocery store,
M. Ko6m.n's meat market ana residence,
Rerrv E.tou's saloon, Colman'- bari'er shop,
and Mrs. KeIsry's boarding house were TO-
tally destroyed.
Owing to the rapid progres- of the tire,
and the yery unreasonable time at which 1t
,r,.urred. a great deal Of furniture IN the
buildings was Lost, and the greater PARTON OF
Whist was saved is badly damaged. The
railroad men and citizens did all in their
rover 20 arrest the spread Of the haInes, but
they were powerle-s to do anything for want
of water.
The old Decker store was vacant, except
ing a small room in the west end, occupied a
an office by DR. Barber. II was owned Ivy
Mr. Bradford.
Mr.. Wolfe owned the building in which
he has his grocery, and the meat market Of
Mr. Hoffman was owned by him.
The building in which Mr- Kelsey kept
boartiing house was owned by Andrew
Snyder.
The saloon occupied by Berry Eaton was
owned BY Mr. Co,iingham. We were unable
10 learn the names Of the owners of the other
building. destroyed. Out OF the whole
square Of buildings there Is mo-, 4 yestigc
left of them, and nothing but the ashes are
left to mark the spot where they stood ye--
terdzy.
The confusion and excitement during the
oonfiagrarion haffies description. Women
were flying with their children, in Wild con
fusion, while furniture and store, were emp
tied into the street in a promiscuoiIs heap.
The buildings destroyed were all frame, but
Of a very substantial character, and quite
valuable The total los by the disastrous
fire. it is thought, will not fall short Of
$4,000.
As this wss the principal square of build
inys on Locust street, the disaster leaves 4 des-
olare gap in that part Of North Lawrence,
and the loss will tall heavily upon the own
ers OF the property destroyed, AZ We learn
that the insurance is comparatively light.
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New YoRK, Dec. The following des
patch is published by authority: The public
is notified that, although there will .be consid
cradle DELAY, We can send slowly To Europe
through the French cable. Therefore message
will he received and transmitted as early a'
possible, and in the exac, order of their re-
ception. 49, -
Signed CYRUS w FIELD.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08
RAILROAD MATTERS
TrOubIe ON the Morris a EsseH ansa
Erie R0nds-Troims h,etasmeo-b"s
East River Bridge Fired.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-Trains ON the Nor
ris 4 Essex and Erie Railroad were detained
several hours this morning AT the west end OF
Bergen Tunnel, ewing 10 renewed hoStilities
between those companies. The workmen on
the Morris & Essex attempted To put down 4
double frog for the purpose of running mar
row guage cars through the tunnel. The
Erie placed locomotive on the track where
the connection was making 10 prevent work.
Several hours later compromise was
effected. and the accumulated Erie trains
passe.i through the tunnel, bnt as the Morris
/ Essex trains were abou, moving, the track
was again distracted by 4 freight train.
Thus the matter remains at present, and
there is no hope OF settlement.
Gov. Randolph has been ielegraphed to
and is expected to Interfere. Large bodies
Of workmen of both roads were present, hnt
a large force Of police prevents disturbance
Jim Fisk left for the seat Of war nj "'cioc~
las: evening.
4 fire broke out in one o! the chambers
of a cassion of the East River bridge, which
occasioned considerable alarm, but was a
supposed finally extinguished ty some Ia
| bnrerS ON duty at 5 or O'Clock this morn
| ing. Ii was afterwards found that the fire
WIS still progressing. the entire Fire De
,iartment were called out and engaged IN
\ flooding the .Jssion. Ii viii c:iuse oO,,si':-
cradle delay in the proyress of the ionnda-
} ton cf the bridge.
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Annual Essiaases and OGeial Re
DOPtN,

WASHINGTON, Dee. The annual esti-
mates 30 far furnished 10 the Chairman oil
the Committee on Appropriations are: For
the War Department. S9,3ss,s9s; Navy
Department, a0,6S3,3l7; Pension Office,
sd, 900, 900, provided certain unexpected
balances can lie used; otherwise so, 900
will be required; legislative, Executive and
Judiciary departments, 81, SIS, 95l. Thee
estimates include no additional sums as have
formerly been covered under the head of
- balances available" or ''unexFsn,.ed hal
ancsz." The total estimates for the next
fiscal wear will be about $50, 000, 600, inciu-
-iye I'll all balances Of former appropriations,
thee having reverted To the general treasury
under the act Of July Il, 1870.
The increase of the naval force and the
completion Of the nine frigaies of war, now
on the docks in a half finished condition,
will be pressed by the President and Secre-
,ary Of the Navy, and it Is believed that
about 5000, 600 will be appropriated for
this purpose.
The report Of the Controller OF the Cur
rency will show that on 1t OF October the
number Of National Banks that had ieen
Organized was LIS, OF which eighty eight
had been placed in liquidation, leaving
ga in operation, with paid in capital OF
$436, AS, 81. The amount OF United
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FIVE cENrS ADDITIONAL

will buy she's with silver rurP-r tip, which
will save the buyer the price Of pair 81 shoes.
COMPARED With ragged toes and diriy s'"csings.
they BEAUTIFUL, to say the least Parents, try it.
-ut
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THE CABLE.
uraher EsIcrts sa Reopen G"'"''snni

Farther EsIs.rts sa Reopen t"U"s'snns-
cation
UEAErs CONTENT, Dec. IA steamer
will I've despatched from this POINT imme'iI-
ate!v ia search of the steamer Robert Lowe,
now engaged in repairing the cables The
latter steamer WAS sent Out io repair the cable
of 1866, and the steamer which Is 10 follow
will carry information th.t the cable OF lS6o
has suddenly ceased working, and ascertain
if the interruption was not caused by the
Inw.'s rrapplitig the wrong cable.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-08

New YORK, Dec. The New York
Central, Hudson River, Erie and Pensyl-
yania Central lines have just adopted new
list Of prizes for tickets to several important
Western points, differing somewhat irom the
tariff agreed upon few days since. To -.
Louis. il was reduced from SO 10 81; Kan
sas CITY, Sal to $50; Denver, SS4 TO $50; 81
Jo<eph, Sal to $50; indianapolis. 50 to
Sol. San Francisco rates unchanged.
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IoNpox, Dee. The ,iibral,er and Nal
:, cable is broken somewhere between Lisbon
and Gibralter. Messages for India and the
East are now forwarded overland 10 thct Med
i,erranean cast and from thence per cable to
Malta. To Egypt aud down the HE'D SEA- and
across the Indian Ocean.
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s,LvsSIoS, TEXAS, Mao"
i,p ~ullH-Yeur Electric Oil IL Selhh .rt
Tn. I.,ilar sil. ellis hsst here send me 90
of each sire. Yours truly, -
y. u. LAB AbiI
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ALBANY, Deornsi-.
De- SMITH, Philadelph a-Dear Sir; i"'' , BOG.
tric ,nI cured INV son. who WIS for twoye u".-t
the care 81 an cininen, physician, and glt,t -,''
cripple for life iSignsd,l J. W. HAIR "'i-!
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Nrw YORK, dec. The Fre'ch cable
still works finely westward, bUt NJ To Tins
hour nothing has been received confirming
the reported capituldtion Of Paris; It Is un-
hnIIi,ic,lly MiihnIi; ll,nndatinn.
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Pork.


p'es'ed hose "''' "c' '' "
yesterday, the increasing miidn'-s oil 'he
weather causing a decrease in the killing.
PRICES were firm a, 5,a.5,c. gross, and ia
"a. not,
IN I,,1;.,.n,I;s I,,,,,,J az Saturday
s,x.. IAN the mark hacking establishments
80 :; .n.ra,;pn y.s,erJ,S The r,linr
W ~ :, III 80 g. and ,b,. market
i"I -. =, 10, ,;o,r,, Tn sunnlv n
~, 80. : ,,a,J md live boys an. coming
:, Ill, i, .,ems se,,l.d among pork
- '..u.r.I,, in hi. vicinity tina, there
Iii =, e. 49,. l..yo,5 the :,bov, ouors-
r. - !, ,..ns Is unusually large
IN a. ,ar.,a w.,;ch, Greater ,Lan for
anu a -t;,,r ,.,rs
''S T;' ffH;II;na,b. P,o;s,.r of III. same dale
ST., IN ,h., nI,,s commenced XIII,
I. In, Nnnd.x and ar, nayinr So
""s "Ie ~ -, -;o,,s % ;nv.st ba,yy =,
So IT,. sem. 10 h. a decided
,,n...,,Is,in..s ,hout the market. Packers
"aa.,-.n,.,I, n.rx.,s .hou, making mr.
se MI n~nsrs ar. d;s,o.eJ to wait
L;iS l.n".r ,,L;nc ,h. r;.k of further loss
=, h",,s. of |, ria,
The LAFAYETTE Courier, Friday evening,
.,r. an. firm commenced killing that dav,
"a sna,h.r Iii c,mmenr. in a few DAYS.
IT,. ,,,I;,c nr;c,, TO-DAY WAS 81 40 gross.
ru ue .uIs Pr ~.,ch;nc IN. markets Of
r.;n~.,; mi Ch:-,oo R,sh ,f which are
S"a 49, .nd Inn, low hog. are com
o., ,.cL.r. A., not exnec, much
nS ,u ~ - d., v..,I,.r r.,n,;,s an
VII
P's TsS, Iii. p.,,u;o,. q, wsdnes. al
e 49,. nv river and rail. 1919:
s,s'-L;.,,,, non. large fal.
~ Ill IN ...,,sa from, ,,r,v;o,,s DAYS
ing on mndon.eJlv 10 the warm
uue s rn;Sh ~. .a..;taj Holders ver,
.:...:G =. ,,,I;. aa,,,.nds and their beinc
fu@ -. =. ,hr.s ,.cI;,a bouses in The
~ t,,s;,.,.s -. limited The extreme
s. . If nr;c.- x,s from IS 33I for light
good .sss ,s: ,n~. to
" -. ' ssa he the latter to packer. The
Inc maid nv hackers was from S6.l5(a 50. so
-;,S ne hiIk At 81. 2OA S6.35-by Others,
Ssa-NS $3.50.
Renorts from all quarters Indicate tina,
,.ct,ps has been backward 80 far this year
from the fact that hog raisen are confident
az an carly advance. for which they are hold
ing on.
The st. Louis Republican of Thursday says
.sThus far the packing at the West has tai
len short Of that for corresponding date q
last year, and notwithstanding the showing
official and otherwise, Of an increased mum
her of hogs in the country in April last
when the statements were made up, it begins
TO look as If there would be falling of In
the winter slaughter, and As We enter upon
the present month with smaller stock Of
meats at all the landing points than for sew
oral years t,ast, the market Is more favorable
to an advance than to decline, ana II pr
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CHICAGO, Nov 3o.-Wm. Gowan, one Of
the oldest and most worthy citizens of Knox
vile, H., hung himself in tine court house
of that city. last night; he was no; discov-
cred until this morning. The cause of his
suicide is supposed to be grief caused by the
arrest of his -on, who Is postmaster at Knox
Vile. for emlezzlement.
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MR. Burgess of Salt Creek Valley lost a
horse in a mysterious manner on Tuesday
evening. Riding into town he hitched him
on Shawnee street between Seventh and
Broadway, and when he returned there some
time after the animal was gone. \ soldier
named Neaga, who was fined SD yesterday tot
carving concealed weapons, is suspected of
knowing something about the affair.
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LOST.
STRAYED.

cow OF MEDIUM SIZE, HAS EI'.HT
n horn half broke Of, ieft split her color is
brOwn. whit. and yeliox in lsr.e srot-, has white
spot In her forehead. She i gone about " weeks
literal reward will b. paid G,r the return Of tine
10 me, OF any Information leading to her re-
eovery- JOHN BikINGER,
Gun-mirh, corner Of sixth and Shavnee--tS.
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DURLEIGH, HOPKINS 4 FRANCIS, ATTOR-
ID NEYS AT LAW, Sc Delaware street, Ieaven-
worth, and lola, Allen county, Kansas. Titles 10
PROPERTY in LeavenwortA City and County exam
ined md abstracts made up. eeeiJe4
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SAX Francisco. Dec. 1.-The Great he
,.,;Iic for Yokohoma to-day, carried o69
passengers, ali but i6 were Chinese gong
home to spend the winter; also sS.o"" IN
treasure. The cargo was only valued at
81, 600 including 500 barrels Of -four.
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EIl11ENAGOGuE.

WARMERS EMNENAGOGUE Is the only arti
ele known to cure thu Whites. III will cure in every
.Ae1 Where jSfse 1r,.'v in which this impsi
BE j, not van M0's ,ns x ,hi. .s I. q
rrncure H. ItN'ssa sure cure t'r
IL Irregularities, and may be deisSls'' upon
4rry case where the monthly fcw has b. Oh
d.. rtea through cold or disease Sold by drugxis.
i One Dollar Or scn, by mail on receipt Of on
: q pr and q quarter. .
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EXPLAINiSG WHO MAY, AND WHO
r. ought no; To marry. Excessive sexual excite
ment-IT> CAUSES. with nessiful advice Al
that Is worth knowing about PREVENTION. Also
why ~ many IL both sexes have PiNFLE> on The
faee &c and giving sufficient reasons why one
half Of the females in this land Of ours are fi:E-
MATURELI INFIRM- II my suggestions we're
fIIovesl by all, death by ON,UMPIloN would
decrea,s one-half in i single generation. 30 y"
father Of family can afford To BE- without the in
formation. R1-NO young man but ought 10 read
ssManhos-ir 40 No Young Lady bat ought 20
r,s,I .sWomanhn<I" They ere bound separately
and sent prepaid. by mail, sECu RI FROM OBJ
sERvATIOS, at Is cents each, or both together
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ITALY.

TROUBLE PREDICTED IN ROME.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Advices from
Rome represent growing hostility To the
Pope and priests ON the par; OF the people.
and predict that a bloody collision must take
place, and that Pio-Nino will not be permit
ted 10 remain there long in any capacity.