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THE French Sanitary Fair--POp0lostoa
of OreGoa anA Was6inesoo feRRasory.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S-The French
Sanitary Fair closed lot nieA.-Th tool
receipts, including donations for orphan
asylums and benevolent societies, were about
$4,000. Forty-seven Thousand dollars
sanitary funds have already been forwarded
to France. y
The populations of Oregon Is shout 81 900
and of Washington Territory 50, 600.
M LssUe.s, ~ q 0oaA 8ves Made.
DENVER, Sept. cs.-The First National
Bank Of Denver, COL, has on exhibition the
largest bar Of sold ever rSs 1t osa tine in
The vccld 1t meaares13 y iSche5 ! lesgth.
81 inches in width, AZ inches high, and
weighs e,3As 1910 m. EineneS Of gold,
79s; silver, 192. Value, $4,000. 1t will
be exhibited n tire Colombo Fair, and after
wards exhibited at St. Louis, and then sent
to the Fourth National Bank Of New York.
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r. ' b. SAvAsHAu. TKSN., Nay IL 1863.
Dr. II. r. HKLNDOLb.
DEAR SIR: We introduced yOar Flah ''Extract
Ruchu'' In this country sbOat eight months $50.
aud arc happy state that Il Is m.etinsvith uni
venai favor. We wish to inform yos q one in
stance (smons pany) whore your ''Buehu'' has
worked wonders. A nsn in oar county namsd J.
r. E.teIi, had been sufIsri-a about Eve years with
gravel. About dx weeks ago ha hought 81 ~ one
hottie Of your 'Buehs." and beSOrs he ~ Though
with one hossle he pascal gr.vsa tAsa weighs eigA'
Svui.s, which We nov have On exhibition IN our
drug store He ays that he win never b without
the '.Buchu'' in his house again. Your prepan-
tons arc ginning favor every day. ..
Very respectfully, youra, &C.,
H-'f r ECCLES HINKEl, Drugyfsts.
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state Convention Of Spiritualists

state Convention Of Spiritualfsts.
There will lie a State COW cntion of the
spiri,uaIists of Kansas in Topeka, common,
cling at . y. m Friday, Oct. Dist, and con,
tin,ling Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 2sd and
sd. Warren Chase and other prominent
speakers will lie present. Delegates from
abroad will he entertained free, during the
convention, by the citizens of Topeka. Del
esa,es who come over the Kansas Pacific rail
ruad will ask for and receive Excursion
tickets" at half price, good from the 10th to
24h only. These will have to be counter
signed in Topeka by W. +. Peek, to he good
TO return upon. Delegates who travel upon
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, the Ieav-
enworth, Lawrence and Galveston. the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe, and the Central
Branch Of the Pacific, will 50 home free any
time up to and including the 9th, by pro-
curing a certificate from w. F. Peck, al
Topeka, that they have been in attendance
upon the convention. Tickets on the Cen
trail Branch of the Pacific from Atchison)
will he good on the 18th. Delegates who
travel on the Missouri River and Fort Scott
railroad, will have to pay full fare both
ways, that road refusing to give half4ars
tickets. .,--.--.-,.- ........... -.....-....
The places at which excursion tickets can
he procured on the Kansas Pacific road arc
Junction, Manhattan, Perry, Lawrence,
Leavenxorth, Wyandotte and State Line.
L. CRANE, President.
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! WARMERS COUGH BAISAM is healing, .oft-
eniUS and expeetsRasinEs The extraordinary powell
1t Possesses in Immediately relieving and eventu-
ally curing the most obstinate cases q Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Cafarrh,
HoarsencSs, Asthma and Consumption is almost in
crfiAe. 80 pronhpt il the relief and certain its ef
cts in all the above cases. or any affection Of the
thruAf and lungs, that Thousands Of PHYSICIANS are
daily Prescribins it, and and all say that il is
thu must healing and expccforatine medicine
kposn. ONe dase always affords relief, and in
most cases one bottle effects a cure. Sold by drug
Gse, In large bottles Price One Dollar. II is
Your own Gult if you still cough and suffer. The
RSfsan viii cure
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BELL FOUNDRY.
Buckeye He'll Foundry
BUSINESS CARD.

DR. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ GEON. Office No. ., Foote's Building, fifth
street, cor. Of Cherokee. Residence 81 donr ives;
II First NJ. r.. Church. .f... ivi6w
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WANTED.
Nous. 20: s: 81. Il: UN-WRIT-
TEN WORD n * S;i

Shows " untold riches and ttautcs in The 'iToai
Hcu-e, With its Bioomir. flowers Singing hirlS,
Waving Palms, Rolling Clouds Beautiful bow, "a
cred mountiins, Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans,
laundering voices, Blazing heavens and vast uni
verSe with oounticfS beings in millions Of worlds,
and reals TO ia each the Unwriiten Word Rose
tinted paper, ornate cDlravin,s AMI supurb biTsl-
ing. Intelligent men and women wanted TO intro
duoe thu work in every township and village. Light
business Good pay. send for circular, des4rip-
tion, endorsements anil terms to agents, ZEIG-
LER X MCCCRDY, SG3 y. Sixth-et., ST. Louis,
Mo. sepIwi2l
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VIZ are in receipt Of the premium list OF
the First Annual Fair Of the Blue and Kan
-as Valley Agricultural Society, to be held
at Manhattan on "Wednesday and Thursday,
October 9TH and 9Th. The premiums offered
are liberal, the people Of that part of the
State are not excelied in enterprise, they
have beautiful grounds well fitted up, and
with good weather the exhibition will doubt
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PRUSSIA.

THE UNITED STATES CENSURER
BERLIN, Sept. -The North GermaE
Gaaettc, the semi-of6cial organ Of the Prus
sian government this morning contains warm
article censuring the United States Govern
ment for its prompt action In recognizing
the new French Republic.
ALsACE AND LORRAINE
BERLIN, Sept. 2S-The idea preached by
Theirs at Vienna that the Prussian Govern
ment j. insincere in demanding Alnce ana
| Lorraine from France il ridiculed On al
hands. ~ --s-
TON OF THE PEOPLE.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-The Roulds Ber
| lin special says the Prnsian Imperial party
| publish manifesto demanding the co-opers
| ton of the people In he establishment Of AZ
| united Germany. 1t calls upon liberals 4
at in common with the ret Of the nation
and flock TO the banner which II the symbol
| of union and political liberty. The denanl
| Of twenty years ago mus become q reality
l the nation demands full control over ques
tons Of peaoe and var, the separation o
the school from the church, jury trials u
of the term Of military service and genesa
l fAfu1useBt~xy Icpteceses4ssoss u xsossh ~
South. The manifesto is regarded as fore
shadowing the future political agitatioak.
INPoRfANr POLITICAL MovEGKSIM 10
NEW York, Sept. ga Ti6uae specia
correspondent, at Carlsruhe, telegraphs q
the 26th that great meeting of Forschaf
party was held st Munich, and received 4
drop the Stuttgardt propositions and re4ues
the King to take immediate steps 70 brin,
them into the North German Confederation
Representatives of the Democratic Socialis
party attended, and were allowed 70 Ofiel
protests against Bavaria joining the. Confed
Grafton, and against the annexation Of Al
SAGE and Lorraine.
Its understood that Prussia has consente,
to alter articles G. and 81 Of the North Ger
man charter 20 - to allow the Bavaria,
army to be an Independent pant Of the gen
ezal army, having their own uniiorn'a an,
arms, and exempt from garrison duty out Q
Bavaria during peaoe, the King Of Ba
varia to retain the right to appoint com
manders of his armies and fortreases.
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND SPAN
Acorresposdnt staaes thatnegotiations AZ
lbeing actively pmued between Pnm an
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Cure Or Kidney and bladder
Affection Of . Patient Sew.
enty-eiGht Years Of Ago.
Thanks e Mr. HClmbOld.

GInAab, Pa, March n. lSD.
EDrroR Cosa1opOLsrE: desire - m unsolicited
trihte 70 the merits Of Helmbods Buehu, and for
the beweAt 81 Shase similarly afflicted myself to
say after ccsaltips many esninent Physicians, and
tryipu nsarly all the hxt advertised remedies, In
the vain hope Of AadiRg relief nom aggravated kid
ney and bladder diseases, from which have suf-
fartd excessively kDe many years, esri fortune
finally suggested b, he Helmbosi's Buehu, which
commenced ssing With little nth. and % apparent
hene acial results SIR about month. Al tho e1pi
utien II thai time, however, I thonsht ! COM
menced to experience slight rSlief, which sncour-
aged me perseverc in Its use, and Bow % the ex
piration Of four nsnths, although ! am an in6rm
old man, nearly IS years Of ass, and consequently
medicine. cannot be expected - hvofably e1ect me
as they otherwise would, have 6sDd such nm
.peakabls relief and permanent benefit from Mr..
Helmbold's valuable discovery, that feel ought
TO publicly record the lct, an acknowledgement
10 him anil q valuable suggestion 70 the public
Yours respectfully, p. u. LAREN.
Nj. Laren refers to the allowing sestlemen:
Col, DAN RICE, Gir.rd. Pa 80, 71
CHAs. STOW, En-. 0ir.sd. Pa, Eiiaos c.s-
n,opoiise. NE
GEO. H. CUTLER, Girard, Pa. Attorney.
Capt. D. ". HUTCHINSON. Gi,ard, Pa. Ata'y
DAVID OLIN. sir,rl Pa. Merchant. I.
DAVID f. DAY, Girard, "a, Merchant.
c. +. ROCKWELL, Girari, Pa, Merchant.
b. c, ELY. t'irari. Pa, Druggist.
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MEDICAL.
WARNER,S atl
.- ~-nR-~~


WARMERS FILE REMEDY HAS NEVER
Allied tnse evga in one easel tn euro the very worst
cases Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Th0se
vho arc Afflicted should Immediately eall on their
druggist end get WAKxER's PILE REMHDY. II Is
expressly for the Piles, and is not recommended to
cure any oshgf diseae. II has curs1 many cases Of
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale by druggists every Where.
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King William has yearly salary Of
81, 900, 900.
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Cure Of Bladder and Kidney
Affection Of Long Stan1ia8
Stone Passed and - be seen.
wxsrro.I. Csxz., seps. q lse0
ii. T. HBLNBOLb, Eco. .-
DkAn SIR: commenced taking yoar ''Hxtract
Of Buchu' about two weeks since Tor IN affection Of
the Gravel, Bladder and Kidney. have suffered
hy spells, very much 6r fsw days past. But yes
teriay relief came through the escrt Of your 'Ba-
chu' A stone passed from my bladder about the
size Of large pea, and sel perfectly veil and
entirely free fFom the pain that have suffered with
$50 hard.'' attribute my cure n your medicine
entirely, and would recommend all pcs,ons ami-
larry affected to try IL. have great faith in Its
curaAivc powers. Yours, truly,
.-.r THOMAS J. BENNETT,
Rev. WILLIAM CW;swELI, wcsr"rt Conn.
J. L. q. CANNON. Druegi.s. wsairort, Conn.
II. r. WHEELER, n~l.. we-'pors. Conn.
BRADLEY HULL. Eq., wer,Port, Coma.
p. wAKEMAN, Resiins, Conn.
Il. W. ROBINSON. Wholesale Druggist, New
City, Z"
And many others il necessary. -..-..f
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N 7ANTED AGENTS, f20 per day. To- sell the
celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the under-fc-si rnascS
the ''lock stitch taiike both sides, }
and Is fully licensed. The best and cheap
est family Sewing Machin. in the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK & co, Bos-
ton, Ma,> Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or 81.
Louis, Mo.& -,.. sepi4wi22
HOTEL KEEPERS N IA HOTEL AND
i I1ar'lins House wanted at Fairnount. Hotel
premises for sale. Inquire OF J. III. Blarkm2n,
Paramount Station, Kansas au3iaSw
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X. Euk, Jr...... 100
u. +. Mitchell. II
Steamer Tom.
Stevens -....... >, j4 {.
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Paul BuhkH. 2t2 .
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j. J. LAWYER 10
SandersOn 4
Thoa,as............ 1857
John A. Skinner $50
Thompson 4 Te-
garien-.-....... 123
John +. Slough 29i .
John Marshall. A.
Freeman, Alney
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RUSSIA.
IAclHn TN

LOSING POWER.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Moscow Gdscsc
says Russia loses power because France is No
longer co'interpoise to Prussia, who is now
able to assault her neighbons with IMMUNITY.
. MILITARY ACTIVITY.
BERLIN, Sept. 2s-A despatch from St.
Petersburg reports the armament of troops
and their movements in direction which
can only he conjectured. Russia has given
orders to prepare the ammunition wagons
for immediate iise. Military trains are dcs-
patched daily over the railway from Moscow
and over the railway to K,irsk, 29O miles
southwest of Moscow. Immense trains Of
stores are being sent south daily upon the
various routes. ... ..!r-r' ..
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WAINERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
JARED expressly for Dyspspties aud those suffer
ulafing tonic and sPlend appetizer: it strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptis
persons should use WARNER's DYSPEPSIA Tonic.
For sale by druggists. Price One Dollar.
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As heretofore, oar Mills will be built Of choice
Burr Blocks selectsi at the q Carries in France.
send for Descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
On Milling, sent b. ual free: AdJress,
Cor. Front and John sts. Cincinnati, %.
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EVANGELICAL SOCIETIES
have IethiOned 10 remove at once to RO'


EVANGELICAL SOCIET1fS
have IetNiOned 10 remove at once to Rome.
ABOLITION OF sLAvERY-AMERICAN LOSSES
.'f IN CUBA.
LoxpON, Sept. 2S.-A New York Tribune
correspondent telegraprs the following:
'OM correspondent states that De Rodas
executed the orders of the Minister Of Colo
mics and the laws voted by the Cortes relative
to the gradual abolition of slavery. The
Spanish Government refhges to accetle to the
proposition to name Commissioner to fix
indemnities, payable for American losses in
Cuba" ii
lsfrrs,, ld' 10 FINE WAR. d.
b sti = suRKyNHFR OF srRAsBURa.
DARMsTApr, September E.-Telcgrsms
have been received fsom.. Lud~ig's Shafen an
nOuncing that Strasburg surrendered on
Monday at O'clDck IN the afternoon.
,, ~, FRENCH PRISONERS ma
LoxDoN, september ga correspondents
writing from Mayencc ON the I'D estimates
the total number of French taken pris0aers
aince the war at lac, 900. m.--.-. .s
FROM The HEADQUARTERS OF THE KING
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF JULES FAvREs RE-
PORT. I,--...t I'd .., -..... r-..-- -
FERRIERES Sent T-Papers received
to-day from Paris, contain Jules Favre's ne
port of his conference With Bismarck. The
chancellor declares the report is an enormous
evasion Of the truth, and contains grains of
facts mixed up with bushels Of mnreprents-
tons. The fact Is Bismarck, only treated
with, IFaSns with regard to an arnnis-
tica not recognizing the power of the Provis-
ional Goyernnent, to make terms of peace.
Regarding the demand of the Germans no re
Dly W. made, 10 . question by Favre, evil
dently put With = political object to Bis
n,arck. With regard to the extent Of the
security required for the future preservation
81 peace, il could only be declared after the
prineipIes Of territorial cessions had been
accepted. ... pr
sdRASBCEG.
-CARl.sRUHE, Sept. 2S-3 a m.-The fall
Of. Strasburg has been announced BY des-
patch from the besieging corps surrounding
that city, and created the greatest excite
ment The accounts state that the walls Of
Strasburg had great breaches battered
| through them, and the Pussians before
storming entered into parley which termi.
| mated with the surrender Of the garrison
under Gen. Ulrich, with the honors Of var.
MUNELsHIMER, Sept. 2s.-The surrender
of Strasburg was signed at O'Clock this
morning, BY Col. La Zinsky. BY this sur
render 451 officers and 1900 men laid
down their arms At s O'Clock the place
vas occupied by the Germans
i MONTNEDY CAPTURED. ~
Na s BEIc1rx, Sept "a 8. de'Rs'ch
slams have captured Montmedy, after briel
resistance.
i, RESISTANCE TO THE LAST.
TOrRs, Sept. 2S-The Ministry Of Francs
I'd cour ii yesterday TO decid. upos
hr.Aer measures for the defence Of the ma.
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IT, NIffs Wcfe Hrst IIsp
70 supply the wants II the
Planters AMI Stock Grower 81
the south, but their fam. hS1
spfesd 10 everyquarter Of the
globe, and they are now s"l.i
and used in Europe, Asia, II
RIGA and South America. 70
lsupply the increasing demand
I'VE have enlarged our Manu-
factory and added valuable i'm
nrovements To IN. Mills.
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GRIST MIL.


AMY GENUINE sTRAUB PORTABLE GEisT
~ Mills for Corn Meal Wheat FIGURING and
stock Feed, Batting Apparatus, SHUTTERS, Corn
shelters, Flour Packer and Mil Work Generaly
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TESTIMONY.

Cure Of Gravel OG Five Year,
Slandlimg-SlOnc Passed and
10 BIO seen.
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.EDIS HOE
CONGNTRATRD FLUID
Extract Buchu.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.

The propristor tri.sts that bis Remedies, fen the
fact Of being adveri d, may not be Chased . Fat
ent Medicines.
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ATCHIsOy 4 NokTHwEsTERs
n Mail. daily extept Monday
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MORE PRCSSlAN TkSOfS SON6 fOHWAhH
LOxpox, Sept. :29.--CorresfondeDce from
Hamburg Of the 9th states that reserve
cor,n Of so 600 men passed through Frank
fort this week to reinforce the PusiaA ar
mics in France. 'r -T.ly Ld- p
-yPrg FEvERk 20 T-.' -I.
is prevalent in the German hospitals. The
woupded are being removed from rsMtagion.
THE NEW PRUSSIAN ARMY. '-ni -f
The 1iibsa.I correspondent in Brlin, tele-
grayhs: BY next Sunday the whole :eM1e to
operate against Bellepont and Lyons, will be
cOaceatrated in upper Alsace. Recruits for
the line curIs are Rgw ready, gathering at
different dendezvo,aa. Those for the guards
will be enrolled from the ID to the 10Th Of
October. ia-ir-' -'.i '' ir-faf
Trnstw oFthy accounts from Headquarters,
present the King and Bismarck both SIN
cerely desirous of peace. S7'f ~
FROM MErz-coNDlTION or THE PKUEsIAN
-l rROOPs r.fG -..
LONDON, SEPT 29.-The Tiibuse's cures
pondent before Metz ON the 9th telegraphs:
Prince Frederick Charles reports kihEelt
permanently situated 1t the Chateau a Cor
new. The condition Of his troops is greatly
improved. Weather warm and dry, and the
troops settled in good quarter. 9ai H'F
THE FRENCH HAVE COMPLETED VIEW RE
pouBr -~'t Di F.r-l
between s.. Quentin and PisAerilie, and a!su
additional entrenchnents inside the fortifica-
tons. ai-H
BAzAiNEe ARMY e-'tirof
is encam,ed in Ear difieren; places.
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TorRs. Sept. 2s-The Ministry Of France
I'd e cour ii yesterday TO decid. upon
tur.her measures for the defence of the ma
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

8 Pr Espr'..::'''...'....,.
~ Al Monday II 81 q"
jKsnsas City Passenger,
70 &" daily except Ssnday--.--J DPH
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Instrumentation, daily ext
~ cePt Sunday 80.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
An ALLEGED JERSEY FenO ucAaNArs.

waiter scott, respectable looking middle.aged
resident OF Harrison township, N. j., was Temporal
rily incarcerared yesterday in the Newark lookup
and subsequently taken to the Hudson county
ia,l pending examination on an appalling charge.
Five weeks ago his wife died, and since then he has
conducted himself in an extraordinary manner. His
cauchter a girl OF about twelve, communi-
Gated some facts to citizen about
her father, herself and grl named
Lizzie Smith, and he, in turn, told
Justice Green, who caused the daughter TO be
brought before him. when she made a statement
charging her father with the most hoiT1d OF crimes.
Mr. Scott denies the allegations In toto, and declares
they are gotten UP with view to extortlng money
out OF hlLn.
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
J0URDAN ON The ROUNDS,

Superintendent Jourdan yesterday afternoon made
an extensive tour Of the CITY, IN cog and witnessed
some queer sights. His Investigations will
be embodied in charges made before the
Board. Sergeants captains, rOundsmen and
patrolmen, should remember that Jourdan
always has ''stop watch" il he does not have
a carriage and several extra suits Of clothing.
Jourdan may prohtably take hint by last nights
experiences. "When the cats away the mice Will
play.u Was Jourdan at O telegraph instrument at
Midnight when reporter was in charge Of the in
struments at the Central Office?
The New York herald., 1870-06-06
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The NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe-wll
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