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A MOST WORTHY SOCIETY.


Its Plan and Noble Designs.
To the Editor Of he Times:
Hundreds of your readers who love the
Sabbath School cause, may be ignorant Of the
fact, and vet would he glad to learn, that,
early Last year, an association called the
Scholars Holy Land Exploration" was
organized, the special object of which is
briefly stated: To develope the geography,
geology, natural history, archaeology, man
ners, customs, &c, Of Bible lands, especially
through the Sunday School. The head
quarters Of this society is at Chicago, in
charge Of Robert Morris, L. L. D., the very
efficient Secretary, and Col. ii. J. Goodrich.
Treasurer. The President is Samuel Hal
lock, located at Beyrout, Syria.
In no noble work il is hoped TO enlist
the sympathies and aid Of pastors, teachers
and pupils, with their parents, and every
year If is expected an expedition will 60 out
to gather specimens and facts, in the various
departments above mentioned, that will illus
trate the Holy Scriptures. The society aims
to encourage the publication of works on
that country, the distribution Of the speci-
livery of lectures.
Life membership to this society costs but
one dollar, for which four valuable objects
from the Hold Land, and certificate, are
sent Ministers and Sunday School Super
intendents are invited to become life menu
hers and directors without charge.
Already one expedition has been made
under the auspices Of this society land a
most instructive volume, costing but S1.25,
has been published by DIR. Norris and a
second is to start in February next. The
number in the company is limited to one
hundred, and Christian men, wLose expenses
are to be reduced to the lowest possible
amount, which will not exceed $500 each.
Here We have Society that promises the
accomplishment Of great good with but little |
expense, and in a field to which the Christ |
ian must always turn with ever increasing |
interest while the earth remains his tempo
rary home.
The Executive Committee of the Society |
is composed Of the three officers named, to-
gether with ten gentlemen, nearly all minis
tiers, located in various Eastern and West
ern States.
could wish that our Sunday School men
throughout the State might speedily obtain
all the information they can of this Society
from its Secretary, DIR. Morris, and doubt
less there could, by next year at least, he
raised by the churches and schools in the
State, with some aid from friends outside,
perhaps, to pay a good part toward the ex
Icnses Of some suitable person to represent
us in the third expedition TO that land of
sacred interest. An extra effort would be
made, were it proposed, to accomplish an
inject that would add so much to the Sun
lay School interest in our growing, energetic
State. ii. L. STEBBINS.
MANHATTAN, Oct. 6, 1870.
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has bound himself and army not to eight
against Germany If allowed to march Oul
with al the honas of var, and with fur
. Their proposal TINT be should, IL liberated on
these conditions, assist II putting down the
Republic and ree5hbiishing the Emperor
Napoleon. This proposition was declined
by Bismarck, and in his refusal he states he
is not satisfied of the integrity Of the officers
and soldiers, and believes the army would
not generally yield an obedience to this in
trigue. This report has gained considerable
credence since the King Of Prussia per-
mitted Gen. Baubaki to pass the Prussian
lines.
The damage done at Strasburg is estimated
at 500, 100000.
BISMARCK ISSUES ANOTHER CIRcCLAR-ASD
MAKES ANOTHER DENIAL.
The New York Tnbnc's Berlin CORES
IUndent SAYS;
Bismarck has issued another circular in
reply TO the assertion by the French Govern
mens at Lyons, that Prussia has decided to
reduce France to a second or third rate en-
pire. fa-
Bismarck denies discussing any conditions
Of peace with Favre, and says that the ces-
sion of Strasburg and Metz, which we seek
in territorial connection, implies reduction
Of the French territory equal in area To their
increase in Savoy and Nice, the population
Of which obtainel from Italy, was about
three-guar.ers of million. When it is con-
sidered that France, according to the census
Of 1867, numbered $4,000, 600 inhabitants,
without Aleiers, now furnishing an essential
part Of the French war, not less than A, Co.,
600, it is palpable that decrease Of three
quarters Of a million changes nothing in the
importance of France against foreign coun-
tries, while we leave 10 this great empire the
same elements of power, the possession
whereof, in the Oriental and Italian war, en-
abled it to exercise SO decisive an influence
on the destiny Of Europe. These few points
will suffice to successfully oppose the logic
Of events to the examination Of the proclaim
ton of the 18th of last month. / only add,
that in my communication with NJ. Favre, l
directed attention to these views,
and need not assure your Exccllency that
1 refrained from every offensive allusion to
he consequences Of the present war on the
future position Of France as a great power Of
the world. L'.i ''-1
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the Rails OO0nty RECORD, and served threl
years in the Union army in the late var, and
served part of the time in the same com
mand as one Of the registrars.
Indians PolleiesHFire-6saD Loaw>
81 Heseas-A Colorea Aaa fer 1S1
legislature.
CHICAGO, Oct. Letters from VicePrei.
dent Colfax state that the Republicans an
gaining rapidly in Indiana, and both State
and Legislative tickets are sure of election
next Tuesday, by large msjoritiei.
The large block, corner Of William and
Ann streets, owned and occupied by John C..
Koch & Sons, blank hook manufacory,
caught fire this morning from leaky gas pipe
and the entire three upper stories were de-
stroyed. Loss S4O, 600; insurance on the
building So, 200, and on stock $40. 900.
mostly in New York companies.
CHICAGO, Oct. The Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge of A. F. & A. NJ. held their
annual communication last evening. The
following bylaws, which were adopted by
the Grand Lodge in 1S45 were repealed at
this session by a vote q $50 to 40 after a
sharp and exciting but good natured debate:
SnTioN 81. All subordinate Iudees un-
der this jurisdiction are instructed to admi,
no negro or nulatto as visitor or otherwise,
under any circumstances whatever.
SECTION So. If any lodge in this juris-
diction violates this expressed will Of the
Grand Lodge, it shall be the duty Of the
Most Worhipful Grand Master to at once
arrest its charter.
John Jones, a well known, worthy, and
highly respected colored citizen, is commend
Ell by the Tribune for representative to the
Legislature.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
EFFECTS IN ENGLAND OF THE vIENN
rApIIkSr n

EFFECTS IN ENGLAND OF THE VIENNA
CABINET MEETING. r.
LONDON, Oct. S.-3Onsiderablc uneasi-
ness is manifested in diplomatic circles,
caused to-day by the news from Vienna that
an extraordinary Cabinet meeting had been
held this morning to consider note from
Berlin 4 $685.. ... -...a r.
The opinion is general in diplomatic cir
Giles that a rupture is imminent between Aus
tria and Prussia. Ii is certain that orders
for the disbandment Of the Austrian army
of observation on the Prissian frontier have
been secretly oounternlandcd, and that every
nerve has been strained for the past two
months to place the army on war footing.
Won Beust, the Austrian Premier, exilcd
from Germany by bismarck, who was
jealous Of his reputation ~ a statesman, has
been intriguing with the South German
States, and with such suectsss, it is believed,
as to have called forth note from Berlin
demanding an explanation. .
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Ellen Carroll, Leavenworth, Kansas. Mis-
souri, papers will confer favor by noticing.


Report Of Cossssistee On Strayn.
Your Committee appointedto examine the
stray record in the County Clerks Office, beg
leave TO report rs follows: l.t Sos
| We made the required examination, and
find los cases not accounted for by partie,
taking up strays, as will more fully appear
| by the accompanying list. We would
therefore ask the adoption Of our report,
and recommend the passage Of the following
resolution:
Resided, That the County Clerk he and he
il hereby instructed TO cause 10 he published
notice to the delinquent parties named in
our report in the Commercial and TIMES, one
insertion in the daily and two in the weekly,
for two consecutive weeks, requiring said
parties TO come to the County Clerks Office,
render an account and pay over the amount
due the county in each case.
And lie it further
Rcsolrod, That i'm the event the parties re-
ferred to in said notice shall fail to comply
with the terms thereof, on or before the 24th
day Of November next, then it shall I've the
duty Of the County Clerk to prepare and
issue a warrant under the seal Of the county,
directed to the Sheriff, commanding him to
collect the amount due the county from the
goods and chattels, or effects or credit Of the
takers-up, without exception; and for the
want thereof to levy upon and sell the real
estate Of any description liable to execution
belonging in any manner TO the taker-up, in
the manner provided by law for the levy
and sale of real estate on execution.
j. MCWHIRr,)
G C. = " n sr.xcrn' Committee.
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POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETINGS |

Hon. ID. II. Lowe. .. .a.. .
Hon. ThaailcnS III. Walker,
Hon. II. Dwight ThacheH, rs
Rev. j. e.. Embrey, y sa.. o.
Hon. Il. e.. Sears, 9's.,a . .a
l'Ol. j. N. 110ebeflcAn.
Hon. Byron sherry. ar.'.
Hon. James +. LcEale. ar
David Gordon. r..sI a.r g.. B..
Hon. A. TlsOnaAlA, 1
And cshers will address the people Of Kansas NJ the
time and PLACES named below:
Troy, Tuesday, OctOber 18th at p. m.
Atchison, Wednesday, October 18th, at p. m.
Leavenworth. Thursday, October 18th, at y. m.
Wyandotte, Friday, October 1ith, at p. M.
Topeka Saturday, October 18th. at7P. m.
Manhattan, Monday, October 18th, a. Up. 10. ~
Junction City, Tuesday, October 18th, af p. m.
Council Grove Wednesday, October 18th, at r. M.
Empora, Thursday, October 2oth. At Z p. n.
Huntington, Friday, October 2lst, At ?. N.
Neusho Falls, Saturday, October I'D, u D. In.
lola, Monday, October :4th, NJ p. m.
Ottawa, Tuesday, October 18th, q p. n. ~;
The above appointments are msde at the request
oi Judge Love Who has given ssuTances that h
will attend all the meetings. The other speakers
named will attend sonse Of the meetings.
Republicans in the various places namsd, viii
make arrangements for Hall, &c. .
All paper, volunteering are requested to sdveTtise
the above meeting.
BY order of the Republican State Central Com
mittce. u. l. ANTHONY,
.... Chairman.
Jacos STpTLER, Secretary.
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.Eitsi| ia.
Esis. WHITTIER.

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE. -
n bip'"uIJ II Di.:rc vii! show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment Of Venerral Sexual and
Private Diseases than amy other physician in st.
Iouj>.
Syphilis Gcnorrhea, elect Structures Ofc!,itis,
Hernia AMI Eup;ures: all Urinary Diseases and
Syphiiitic MerruTiai affections OF the Throat,
Skin Bones treated with unparalleled success.
Spcruutarrhca, Sexual Debility and IIdpptcncy,
the result Of scfahuse in YOUTH sexual excuses
i'll UatrIrcr years, other causes, and which pro-
ducc some q! the follOwin, Effects. ~ nocturnal
emissions, hintchCs, debility, dizziness Of sight
confusion of ideas, evil f,riodinr-, aversion Ia the
society o females, los, oi memory and sexual power
ant rendering marriage improper, are permanently
cured.
The Doctor opportunities IN hospital AMI private
IraJt:c unsurpassed III 81. Louis any other
city Back H., of st. Louis iaicr, prove that he
has in,rn ircairf Their" longer ~ years Than AM
other ~ advertising. The establishment, library
West, unsurpassed anywhere. Age, with expert
cnce, can b. r"liri upon, AMI Ia" Doctor refer
to many physicians throughout the country. In
s:is su'rrss and present position he stands without
4 competitor.
The Writings of Physician whose reputation i,
uni"n- vide should he worth r,-,liH,.
IN. Whittier publishes Me,:icsi fswphe: rciat
in: {" ycncTc..l diseases aud the DISASTROUS AMI
varied consequences e! self abuse that will h. sent
Ia any address in sGaH! envelope fr tw" stamps.
10 confirms fall syIapt"rn lists that Will enable
those afflicted Ia determine the naturr Of their
plants and give written statement 0f their eases
that will answer almost well iar the purpo-.' ~
tr,a'Iient Is 4 personal interview, but where il il
convenient the Doctor shoukl te consulted rcr,n-
aiiv.
IL is self evident that physician vb" CONFINES
himself exclusively {" the sty cf certain cIS5 OF
diseases and treats t!cu,H,!,."f c..-s every day,
must Acquire greater skill in that speciality than
in general practice. Many physicians rr'",rizinc
this fact, introduce patients Ia The ,iocrr after Rad
ing hi, pamphlet. Communications confidential.
4 friendly talk will c,,st YOU nnthif--. Office Gen.
trail, vet Te:ir,~I-So. 81 -. Charles street, ST.
Louis, No. uours , =. 81. to 2. u. Sundays
Cxcrp.Gi.
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MEDICAL.
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD !

ExPLAINING WHO MAY, AND WHO
II ought not to marry. Excessive sexual excite
n,ent-ITS CAUSES, with neetlful sdviee. An
that is worth knowing about PREVENTION. Also
why many Of both sexes have PIMPLES on the
face, &C.; and giving sufficient reasons Why one
half If the females, in this land Of ours are PRE-
MATURELY INFIRM. II mysupestions were
t'iicxed by al, death by CONSUMPTION would
father Of family can Afford to he without the in
formation. nS-N0 young man but ought to rod
Manhood seNo. yeung lady bat ought to
read .'wolnanhcoi.' They are bound separately
and srnt prepaid. by m.il. SECURE FROM OBJ
SERvATION, At Is cents each, OF both togsthsr
for - cents. 70,
CLARK WHITTIER, II. D.,
GIT st. Charles street, s.. Louis,
Who has given lifelong special attention 70 the
Of sl rela6ng 70 the Above reQuir-
ing medical interference, and has been LONGER
LOCATED In ST. LOUIS Than any other Chronic
Dssase Physician. Read his WORKS and juAge fbs
yoursslyex Ofhce H0urs-5 q. N. to ?. No. 2 70
6 and Z TO PIP. N. 0cta&v
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"A young man in New Orleans, who had
been driven ont OF the house of his lady love
by her cruel parents, because he was poor,
recently drew a prize of several thousand
dollars in the Louisiana State lottery, and in
his altered circumstances readily Obtained
consent, and was united to his adored last
week. ff
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rrHtH L#F..
CAI.ARRlA.

A DREADFUL EARTItQCAKE ai.f.
LoNpoN, Oct LA dreadful earthquake
just occurred at Calabria; many lives lost
and several Villages utterly destroyed.
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After sixteen years experience we are
prepared To furnish better Machine
for the Purpose Of family sewing than
any ether.
The qualities which recommend this
machine are:
LIST. Durability. II will last longer
than any other machine.
I'd. Economy Of thread.
I'd. Simplicity and thOroHg;,mesS of
construction.
ith. II has 10 shuttle and makes the
Lock Stitch.
9TH. Beauty and excellence of stitch.
alike on both sides Of the fabric Sewetl.
9th. Strength, ilrmness and durabil.
ity Of seam that will not rayel.
9Th. Its wide range Of application To
purposes and material.
). CODpactncSS and elegance Of model
and finish.
9th. Speed and ease Of operation and
management, and guietness Of move
ment.
10th. II has fifteen pieces lrss than
any shuttle machine, table included.
llth. Ii iias fewer pieces exposed To
wear than any other Lock Stitch Ma
chine.
18th. II is the most simple i'm con
struction, and easiest adapted IL differ
ent kinds Of work; il can be changed
from coarse to fine, or from fine work
to coarse, where u change Of needle,
thread. length Of stitch and tension are
required, in less time than any other
machine.
II is d"served;y the
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| We learn that, at the election in Cofey
county on Saturday last, the proposition was
carried by $50 majority to tissue bonds 70 the
amount Of Sl00, 900 to the Topeka, Burling-
ton and Vcrslisris Railroad, and Sl5O, 600 to
the Kansas City, Burlington and Santa Fe
Railroad. ...
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The following advertisement appears in
an Arkansas paper: "a Lost Dog! A Lost
Dog! Have Lost My Dog! Got in contak
with a Bare on the Third Sunday in July
and he followed the Bare of, and lie is very
Easey TO tax up at any Eody's House. lie
is White and Black Dog with Large
Black Spot run down his back. lie is mostly
a white Dog, with Black Spots on his back,
and Yellow round mouth, from Hancock
Creek Bridge, belonging at the Handy L.
jones plantation.
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THE wholesale houses of Leavenworth
were never 80 well supplied with goods as
they are now. 1t is difficult to conceive how
a country merchant will incur the trouble
and expense Of going East for stock with
such an array of attractions of easy access. 'i
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f,Y Losr-Mrs. Ellen Carroll desires
-mation Of lost boy, who ran away
&c they lived at Omaha, about two years
After diligent search for that length OF
he was found at Wathena and brought
his city. Last evening he again took
,ch leave, and made tracks for Missouri.
dressed in a greyish-yellow suit, with
ack cap; complexion light, slightly
led; and 10 years old. Any informa-
hat may lead to his recovery will be
fully received by his mother, Mrs.
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COWley County.

A correspondent writes from Cowley Coun.
ty: g Winfield is becoming the Fort Scott OF
Southwest Kansas The Walnut Valley is
unquestionably the best portion of Kansas.
Cowley County is the best watered and best
timiered county in the State. The bottoms
are broad and exceedingly fertile. while the
uplands, Judging from the tall grass, must be
choice land also. The scenery is the finest
l have ever beheld, combining slopes, val
leys, and elegant strips of timber
THE spOrtsmen are all having fine times
among the prairie chicken and quail, and
there is a decided thinning Oh, among the
boys at the familiar whiting places. Leav-
enworth has been pretty well scooped out on
base ball and horse racing, hut don't tell us
We can't shoot. .' "
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Tiis is The most Thorough L,ooi purifier yet dis
covered, and al hiilnrs fTO the worst Scr0f
uli a common Eruption. Timr!ss and Bintches on
the Eice, and scaly rough skin, which are such
annoying Ilcmi>hc> 90 many yOs;Hs PERSONS, Weld
To the use Of few bottles ii this wo;iierfi meii-
cine From tn ecii: bottles cure Salt ESeuin,
ErysJ- las. Scad Head, Ring Worms, BDils, Seal Y
Erup,ions 0f the skin, ScrofIll Sores, Ulcers and
''Cinker'' in the Month and Stomach 1t j. Il
pure medicinal extract &c natire roots and plants,
combining in harmony Nature's most sovereign
the vegetable kingdom for healing the sick u Is i
great for the strength and vigur If the sy-
tenn Tiio,e who are Iang,uii, sieepl.>~, have
VOWS appTehcnsienS or fars, any Of the affections
Sy.nr.natic Of weakness, will ind convincing cyi
der,ce Of its rcso ra'iye power BD"n trial ii you
feel dull, irovs:, debiliiated and desiDnlcni have
frequent Headache, mouth tastes badly in the
morning irregular appetite and tongue coated, you
are suffer; o. from Torpid Liver ''Hliousnes-
In many cases OF sL.vcr Complaint only part
vt these symptoms arc experienced. As a remedy
for all s,,rh cs,- pr Pierre's Golden Medical Dis
coverv has equal il effects pCrfct cares. ieav-
Ing the Iiter strengthened and healthy For the
cure Of IIaLituai Constipation OF the Towels IL is
never failing rerneiy, a.i1 t!iosr vhp have used il
for this purpose loud in its praise. In ..rson-
chiai Thruat and Lung Diseases, it has produced
MANY truly remarkable cures, where other nell
cj.es have. filled S,i1 ~ druggists 81. % per
bottle Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory II
T.. V. PIERCE, u. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTlsENENTS.

TIME DEMAND FOR CHARTER OAK, CHAL-
/ LENGE and EVENING STAR Stoves has
grown rapidly Of late that have not filed or
ders rs promptly desirable; but having now 70
cured the assistance of another Stove Foundry We
shall hereafter conine nearly the entire force II our
own establishment TO the production Of the Stoves
above named and hope to fill all orders without
delay.
We would call the attention Of those about pur-
chasing, 3" the SUCCESS and POPULARITY Of all
Of THESE STOVES. No better evidence Of their
intrinsic merit can I've offered than statement Of
the fact after Is years and ieing subject 10
we're tests in all all kinds II localities, and 70 the
most hitter and determined opposition that could
be invented, that they are to-day, the MOST Pop
ULAR STOVES In the market. aud have given
such universal satisfaction THAT THE DEMAND
Is GREATER THAN EVER.
IT YOU want THE BEST COOKING STOVE FOR
WOOD, buy the CHATTER OAK.
IT you want THE BEST COOKING STOVE FOR
COAL, bay the CHALLENGE.
you want THE NEATEST AND BEST SHEET
IRON PAHlOR STOVE ever made, buy tho
EVENING STAR. -
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There is Il Methodist local preacher in
Illinois who has PASSED his one hundred and
third year, and is still engaged in his good
work
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THE St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Rail
road Company are building a fine large de-
pot at Weston. -