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Fac Largest Vineyard In Kansas.
From the Wathena Reporter

the Wdtueua ksSIDftef
After thorough trial for the past ter
years, in all the different soils here, the peo-
pie of this vicinity have concluded that they
live in grape growing country. In nearly
every lot in Wathena can be seen evidence
of that belief, in the shape of carefully ten.
died grape vines. Several of the farmers
Of this Township have very respectable vine.
wards; but the only man in this section who
makes the raising Of grapes a speciality is
Mr.. Constant PORTER He was born and
passed his early manhood amid the vine
clad hills Of Southern France, and there
gained that practical knowledge of the treat
mcni of the grape that has been one Of the
,lany causes of his success in his vineyard
here. Mr. Poirier tells us that he believes
the sol! aad climate of Northern Kansas are
prc.;ra,i,. to those of Southern France for
Crap, Kissing.
NJ. Hoirier is the pioneer venyardist OF
this section, having planted the first grape
yiles "A Northwest Missouri. In 1858 he
moved TO Kansas, and pre-empted the land
he nov owns. The next spring he put out
s..,..e .'ltawba and Isabellas, in ground that
was un altivated and scarcely cleared. The
vines ii put out then are now full of grapes,
am. ave promise of many years Of fruitful
ness from that beginning he has now
made .pr himself the largest vineyard in
K MS, md embracing over twenty different
va.Ie, =, among which are the two above
named and the Concord, (which Mr.. p. re-
CARDS as the most profitable grape raised in
this section), Delaware, Clara, Elsingburg.
Burgundy, Taylor, Bullet, Diana, Ions,
Cape, Virginia Seeding, Muscodine, Gin
ION, Ives Seeding, next to the Concord in
value). Hartford Prolific, Union Village,
Creveling, Allen, Hybrid, and others. Mr..
Poirier has now twenty-five acres of grapes
on lis premises, about half of which are in
bearing order. He expects to pick about
forty tons. At present he is selling them in
Wathena, and st. Joseph, and shipping to
AtcIlison amp LeavenwOrth, in this State,
and Omaha, Nebraska. About nine-tenths
of all the grapes picked are made into wine,
as he thinks il better to raise for that purpose
than TO sell them at ten cents pound. This
vear the crop is unusually large, and free
from rot.
This season, for the first time, birds bslt
little larger than smrrows have visited the
VINEYARDS in this vicinity, and have already
done considerable damage by their picking
the ripe grapes. The birds are of dull yell
lowish color, breasts brighter in the male
bird than the female; brown wings and
back, with yellowish tail. They have a
sharp bill, about three-fOurths Of an inch in
length, which they insert in the grape.
Such grapes shrivel and dry up, and in a
tiay or two become worthless. 20 =
Mr.. Poirier proposes to still 80 on setting
out vines on even larger scale than before.
He has excellent facilities for making wine,
and he thinks that trade will prove quite In
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NEW YOU,

NEW YoRK, Aug. d.
II is understood hat pool b yssned 70 n,snipa-
late the gold market Or rise quite extensive
scale, and that pod coanencea tnyins On Friday
and up to the present tine have eassht s., CO. co.
The financial capacity eftAs psol b nd 10 be
sI5, Oc0, 600, asd that arfansenents are msde
10 withdraw \ considerable amount Of gold from the
market at an anspiciess moment, in other words
q lookup, in i,ntatioa a the movesaent of6eptem-
Der last. Jay Cooke Co., are to establish. tie
LIST Of January, IN American BANKING hnase il
London with Hon. Hugh NcCullocA ~ the resi-
dent partner.
The Treasury win, on Monday, anticipate the
September coupons Of the le-sO bonds. The whole
amount Of gold 70 be disbursed Cor interest in Sep
tember is about q, 50, GO.
Money easy At 40s On call.
Foreign exchange dun.
Gold opened at Ie; advanced to Is11i; and closed
At le1<@165s
Governments steady With limited trznsactioas
Coupons. lQ-A0a ratlser strong; 81, l45f@lAs;
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togasl the end OF summer Is particularly unfavOr-
ally % the feeble and snd esssyssed. Even the
vell-knit A1neg~fsessag00f ~ ~ isAueaeeS d
whole coramunity. Ladies, especially those in
aelIcate health, suffer much frysn debility, ooa-
sSoaed ~ the humid heat, and feel the want Of q
wholesome inSigorant. In fact, 4 necessity foI
soueahirg to recruit the exhausted system IS ex-
pesieaced, more or hess, by everybody, and the
only question is, what that something will be.
With those who have tested the Erect o. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittefs on themselves, q have OBJ
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CHIcAaoMAHK
EFF CATTLE--Moderately active Al - s.1.@
for comu,on Texan to hif ifFkhig Aeers.


NEW YORK, Aug. %.
superfne vestesn; - = l1&p4R latR -Uestern
IS 05@6 - Tor good u dAseeeS46 sG3o&6 50 Er
white wheat western extra Nd.
wHIsKEY-Decidedly lower ii sstsses closing
at inside price.
WHEAT-lc better; 81 I7al % for No q spring
81 20 for winter red Illinois; 81 3s9r % ~ winter
CORN-Opened firm and closed.heaty at see@ssc
for new mixed western; closing at Sc DR. prime
parcels.
western. = ~ VI ~ l.
PORK-IOwer at s2s 2Oa2s 50 for mess; S2i o.
as 90 for prime $50 sOS:a 90 f6r prime mes
closing at s2s 80 for mess. - i'--S. -i-'
BEEF-Quiet at i2@l6c for prime mes: ,lG9l2e,
CUT MEATS-Nominal at l9@2lc Eor picked
hams; smoked hams 422E@2s1zc. -'iiit - 9
LARD-Firm and quiet At l6@lG3zc kr seam;
l7d151le foe kettle. --'A JAM .-i'''-t 9 -
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.er,ed il. edteG Is tCth<. hBqossl.Sn win not b.
in doubt for single moment. its tonic and regu-
H!{f&3D{SHHa[ 5 1 !; :;;l'E
eQualIed vegetable invigosanf and corrective.
among the most extraordinary therapeutic wonders
Of modern times. II should he taken at this sea-
son rs a safeguard against the epidemic diseases
which apt to attack the relaxed system in the
fall Of the year.
As il is understood that mercenary Spectators in
various parts Of the country endeavoring Ia SUI
persde the standard tonic OF the age with WORTHLESS
articles manufactured by themselves which they
represent to be superior this long tried remedy.
il is proper TO put the public on their guard against
this species Of imposition, and TO warn them
against the deleterious trash with which dishoDor
able dealers seek 10 drench them. tu-th-sat3w
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THE Basis OF CIVIL SO1ETY,-Essays for Young
Men, on the honor and ha,gSnsxs o. Marrfaee, and
the evils and dangers Of Cclihacy, with sanitary
help fr the attainment Of mans true POSITION in
life. Sent free in sealed Envelopes.
Philadelphia, Pa. 5-2siJXwlI0
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Dx<tsAGE,s Catarrh Remedy is No patht
medicine humbug gotten up TO dupe the ig-
moran, and crdnioay sor is it nphss1ted
s being composed of rare and precious
substances, brought from the four corners of
the earth, carried seven times across the
great desert Of Sahara, on the backs Of four
lfeen canels, aid brought ae:res' the Atlantic
Ocean on two ships" 1t is a mild, sooth-
ing, elVeaAs remedy, nspertet slet6c Or
chfoflic hasal catirrh, 'cold in the head, !"
and kindred diseases. The proprietor, X.
", Pierce, ~, D., OF Buffalo, sN:rIt,
lwlsese private government stamp X on
every package Of the genuine, offers a re-
ward of $500 for case Of catarrh he cannot
cure Eoersie ~ druggists sem g,Dffi
Hprefaid, for sixty cents. Address the pro-
prie;or as above t<s d&w.
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Ia
inE .ysi,-at ElyiTsr Fr,5e2 II II 10"
rs r1dni,r ,g1rI Id ,oi,l shi 81 al
3D.. ~ II! .bnr,i :-oq sdI onr si,1ii' ,-li7
Mid .nsD 10 i>9Ds ~ OSj IL yEb y u
No enefmy tot'e hupeYiFaae Il npssu.to 10 dnsa'-
I'D, and is more insidicus in IN apptoseheS. than
that too fatal AMI generally prevalent arch destroyer
Of health and harpips~rf rqygiads 'COnsump-
,is, in its CHASTITY 'S SiAm, H. duty Of all i. to
guard against its first advances. This may he done
by tie timely use q. IaHxsSs IIDKss Coz.
ND EyTEA;r ~ WILD CnERnY, a preparation
especially ssssm.h.pei a. Aaasding certain relief
for pr fsaAoasIy eoaplsnis BEFORE II c Coughs.
Cod and Els. 'aaf @ 4 aaai,s
prompt and decided conSost in casrs a Bronchitis,
Laryngitis and Asthma or Phthisic. Likewise, II
is ofthe highest in reiievngthe difficult breath
ing and distressing Cough Of those anlicted with
Consumption. In all cases Of Pneus,onia or Winter
Fever it is Indispensable II has no equal in taste,
efficiency. and power. Wherever used il has not
only given presen, ,Ffsf,' But 4nected permanent
tI.,s &. .g.i.iy 1Hl-sL -U1UI 80
81 on ~ islo7I-jt er0 -f-s,9
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A Combination Long NEEDED.

Buchu, Juniper and Acetate Of Potash
combined in scientific mamef form the
preparation known as Wayne'a Elixir. Its
merits have already made it a popular REM
edy in the cure of all diseases 81 the Kidneys
and BlaSdsryTa OLA N6S4%
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ale SBo6R 1DCuO0mCC0 " - Z m0ouuDO0D
V0se.
A large mass meeting of colored voters wal
.--.i in LAing's Hall last night. Every real
was filled and many Of the audience remain.
ed standing through meeting which did moi
adjourn till after eleven o'clock.
The meeting crganised b. electing Rev.
Dennis Jones, President and VIM. F. Smith
,Secretary. Speeches were made by
VIM. d. Matthews, John II. Morris, Isaac
HAYDEN and Rev. Mr.. Wier. All were ex.
cellent... The meeting was harmonious and
enthusiastic from beginning to end, thus set.
ting an excellent example to other classes OF
citizens. The lateness Of the hour prevents
MS from making any fuller report of, the
meeting 0 Q The. fsIsSSsis resolution was
offered by Capt. Matthews:
Reslsd, That the course of Sidney Clarke
n the State Convention four years ago, in
o.p5 ng the right Of suffrage for colored
iaeD, ;ieprived lis of our privileges for three
yer and proved that he was tricky and
casI lg politician, and not a tn,e Repuhli-
can: I'D friend of equal rights; and that we
~; . .i~or.s Iso' VI . :'an 'or ConeresS
cere in his political princ;nIes and Who i
free from corruption, dishonesty and fraud;
INC that we are in favor Of a, Leaveaworth
o'a,,'
w. vas .'Ae'' ~ r'-'''s' anu every
III 'he nan S'"ou up
s''fi'"s "e''''h"'s Oh the CAM
4" Lease"~of1h.
=. s' '''e "ieee' mar 20 eon'fio"-
~" WIS .aAen up '"r '"e 'amiiy oi the iate
L. SINFUL
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PnRLEs on THE FACE. 1fs
For Connnt ,nes, Black Worms or Grulr,, Rin-.
ply EruIaions and -blotcbed designations on the
face. Cee Perry Comeione and Pimple Remedy.
Sod by all druggists
FTNO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
/ and Tan from the face PrRRY's Morgs AM
FRECKLE LOTION. The only reliable and harm
less rcsnedy. Prepared by LII. B. c. Perry, .
Bond stirred H.sY. Sold by all Druggists. e
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Mrsic@The want Of stock Of sheet
music and instruction books has been long
felt m this city, and Messrs. Crew & Morgan
have received large assortment e the lssest
and most popular publications. The ladies
and Others ca" nov supply themselves at low.
Southeast South trpgsfo Of F Eth and R9sIr va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PuRIEs on rHR FACE.

Few who have Ever Tried the AMERICAN
HOUSE, BOSTON, are tempted to leave that pat
tern hotel for any other. =
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asuxI HScGINlXRI,

.aSIGuur-hefkhtee OAk@4cFeyhr1
becoming such, universal fayOriiB, sa4 ass
making their way into so many Households,
that it looks as il they were destined to cover
tbs, fsce Of the land5as tie locnsfsq N11O
Cnifke them, however, they are blessings in
stead of plaques, and We wish speed to the
contamination. dSw
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2 ! lssysEs.,s,s>ay. III kTK

hCkoMO, Ind., Aug. ~, 1917.
DR. RogAlaksst.H Is due Iio{ yIaO And the
public, more especially the afflicted, to say
that l have given your invaluable Scandi-
navian and BLOND Purifier fair trial. in a
number Of cases of disease, and in all of
whicAfEkae <tceedesl my cxpettXioaS OaAd
consequently up Ia its recommendation. !
A.. therefore, Will, pleasure, recommend il
to all the afflicted whose diseases indicate
sueh - saaHsklMti,at descrirAiom. q +" h''o
-, ~ Yours respectfully, rREy. JAS. HAvENs.
~ eol&w.
,. ,ErE 600 oSG
10 To Ali our Readers.
H. The splendid crops Of the season, now
nearly passed, will warrant country merchants
in buying heavily, and there is no part of
their stock in WHICH ~ much care should "
exercised AZ in tlie purchase Of boots and
shoes. For this reason We desir,i 10 say that
W. {. Berry, Jr., X Co., No. 60 Main street,
have the largest stock ewes before tryqgG'
into the Missouri Valley. In selecting their
goods they have had the advantage of 4 thor
Oagh acquaintance with the wants Of this
trade, and any one visiting their establish
ment will ut once perceive that it is the place
to buy. Our friends in the country will
please bear these facts in mind, and not fail
to call on Messrs. Berry Il Co., because they
will find As large an assortment as they would
in an Eastern house, and can bny ON equally
as advantageous terms. augl3
A Weleoale DIsl, AZ che Table. and at
the Couch Of Sac lnvalid.
tyThe countless WAYS in which the SEA
Moss FAlINE NAV he utilized in cookery,
the immense number Of dishes some. plain
AID simple, Others Of the most delicate and
delicious nittlre-tO which it imparts not
only all that is desirable i'm quality, but
wonderful increase in quantity, are among
its strongest recommendations. There is no
kind of farinaceous preparations, no kind Ot
soup or gravy in which it may not he used
TO advantage; and the blanc mango, pud-
dings, custards, creams, .jellies, gruels, &c,
made from it, are not only unsurpassed, but,
in our opinion, unequalled. lnvalids whose
stOn,achs are so sensitive as to reject all
ordinary preparations for the sick-rOom,
find no difficulty in retaining and digesting
the light and nourishing food of which this
article forms the basis.
On the score of economy, the Sea Moss
Farine is certainly infinitely preferable to
any of the starclies, flrinas, gelatines, &c.,
made from the cerates or from maize. We
are assured that package Of it, costing only
twenty cents, will produce no less than
sixteen quarts of blanc mango, Jelly, custard,
or Moss Fsrine cream. The quantity seems
almost incredible, ban the statement is made
on good culinary authority, and our readers
can easily test lis accuracy for themselves.
eod&w. .sr- Nrf rf--s 7"f u
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-; A. Book for the Million. -rS
MARRIAGE : .s-s r 20 AT. G sss:
- 0UIDE n.D Or those .coss to

systenl, WI ~ Mel dlsc0ve1fes IN pT(sucfhl
and preventing offspring, how to preserve the com
plexiOn, DC.
twenty -four pages, With nunlerous ensTaviags, ant
contains valuable information for those rho an
married contemplating marriage, still il is bool
that ought to be kept under lock and key, and mo-
laid carelessly about the house.
Sent to any one free Of POSTAGE for fly cents.
Address ID. -Ruttst EDtspsnsary, NOs12, <NsaI
Eighth Street, st. Louis.
aS-Netice b fhe Amicted ard unlorfnnste.
Before applying 10 the notorious Quaeks wis
advertise in public papega, Or using any Quail
remedies, peruse Or. Butts work, no matter vha
your die4Re il, a. bev dep)ugahae yO1e csnd;tiSn.
DR.. Bats can be consulted personally or Ly let
ter on the diseases mentioned IL Ms vosAs. -
No. l. North Eighth street, between Market and
Chestnut. El.-ANgtS.A0s----.a- ----..----s--..-
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NRss WHfno6iB's SYREP.-This article
i good for all diseases incident to the period
of teething in children, and is sold for Is
cents bottle. d&w.
.tEs( DMU HfTiGl.iISH
DkuGsv DkrGs!.-A full supply for South
at Harrop's Drug Store, corner Of Walnut
an4Sgih Nlh {usk They te4eS, aeb
and pure, and will be compounded with ac-
curacy. >'Ia43j Isi> aug23eod2w
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KANSAS TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
Henry Street Lawrence .
". h. DA LEE, PRINCIPAL.

T lt 9fsy here procure Profession the whole cot
knfvAS<h can - kquidatsd from 49, veedpts y rhe
6ns two Months salary As an operator. Ladies and
ktusine~s peculiarly sasfttd IL theii u 81
n0-Satisfaeti"a guaranteed in every instance
ce-An correspondence prOmpaly attended 20.
I, Look BOX 31s. au10e0ikullS
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's2, 1zKel21l; ~, In1s6ffks> res. 1IH@iIK;
new, l00iohs: 's7, lo1s@loz; 'es, Ioh@IOK;
loo, sgsx; e i1Isl21T O ~ q
State bonds dull, Mos, SgZ.
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Var He!ners for t. eoeaHHffif
Oh ih%able hair cut. hEiIHkH

Is buying something to raise light biscuits,
do not be put off with old, stale compounds.
Get Dr. Prices Cream BAKING Powder
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trains make difeti connection sor Quincy,
Chicago and all Eastern cities. Puilman's
Palace Sleeping Cars on all night trains,
with only one change of cars between the
Missouri River end New York. Sec. time
table on third page.
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TERMS OF SALE.

On the land. x cab in hand, balance in ], 2,
and year, with 10 per cent interest-deferr.s
payments secured by nsortgage. The title u the
Iand 70 he ne1e perfect.
On thu pessooal property credit oftwelve months
viii - given all sums Of so and upwards, with
alQsoye1 security; ON all sums under go cash.
Aals gill take plaee at the MeWhirt homestead,
eonmeseing At 10 q clock .. M, and will be con-
tinued from day 10 day until all the property j,
sold.
SAII PoSI3IVE AND no IESERVE.
Here Is . sy,leaAid opportunity fs farmers and
olhesx 10 supply themselves With fne stock and
6ynaing utensils AMI good land.
lii SAMUEL MCWHIRT,
L ri WN. y. McWHIHT.
VAN DosES 4 HAvKNs, Agents.
Aug. 1zth, 1870 au12diw
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And all anenical compounds. BETTER, Ear better,
endure shaking and qnakIs. kie through than tam
per with this mineral roissn, no matter how care
fully prpIrAa' It's extensive use In n,alarial dis
eases has all eay proven the cause Of great and dis
tressins injury. Use EDWARD WLDER's CHILL
Toxic f.rehiil, md Fever, Fsver and Ague, and
every form, type, variety. hAd spesisa Of Malarial
or Paludal Fever Affection, Twenty-one-day
ChiIs. Bilious or Reu,rss. FSs9 INV Asue.
lu..'sgo. and s.y.v efH1AYS4al pSsss IT
has M e4sss.--ss-eaetssSvs5 f.rsd tisfe.
I, is purely vegetable, Ills varsantel to cure.
-f. --I-I S,lrssid ." suit % o. ~
-, "a. F.-ifii-'asiHtr itt. - i.'' 40
...t -fasstL al 81 80 E" De-" '-
% t-siu-.....r. a. f.a 81. .'fa .-.'i -r
III --.-. s.f..-t l-.r4tr -lf Il 200
.s .
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raw HIT

.ntaa -i,1Ha.> TN ->1Tn7oh sia =
i-..f nLn,Yl,rs. til tsfguI .3ZEaf5H
,,ij -rnIsl .r5igRrriR> .uu1i be-
!No!D:.!:c0N SUMPTION
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A RARE COLLECTION.
Rowland's Receipts MI $500. a.
&c. COM Tx valuable information COR every body
sent by ,4a+1 free Of possagel for tiify cent?
AddressR. +. NClsNANDY, 5oI Market Sfrcet,
~ c.-dSw75
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sAI,H PoslfIvI AID no REsIRvE.

A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
n ipdiscretiOn. causing nervous debility, prema-
t@s decay. Ae., hayisg tried In vain every advef-
tied sessey, has discovered simple means Of self
cure, which he viii sesd free 10 his feliow sufferers
}. II. Tuttie, - Nanan-st., New York City.
sulsw11S
EyOR sALEAPIvE YOKE OF GOOD WORK
: Il Cattle, yokes anA chains; Lag Waesas,
P1ov; sls0 . lot a walnut Lumber and cottonwood
fencing. JOHN 8. DUNCAN.
SesansF, Leavesvosth Co., Kansas.
: an2JW3a
HYAKTED-TwO RELIABLE AND COMPE-
w TENT pesf0ns 70 represent the ECLEdTC LIFE
IxsunAvc8 COMPANY Ov NEW YORK, In the States
e EAnnas snd Missouri With expefSeaced sgeats
liberal 3Tangenents will Be- made.
THOMAS J. DARLING CO. Gen'l Agfs.
No. South Fifth-st-, LeavenwoTth, Kansas.
au25W1m
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yCig -.GGEV u
MARKET RERORT.

LEAvENwoKTH, August %, 1870.
..>us nWlssesAst fsSae!t sn-,.l
sugar, n. Q. 2 - lsaA
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agteg;rs2 siI H. nelI aHiaAGa
;,r iiis IL. -.,1f ST, sE..i iossils.i i u
rl-,aI ssIs-s. iiia nj .--o1i1ci yh. s-si -
=, 1.,,,to III .f.,l:IEi3lo iai,sIs Iof :5.s,..iJ,
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an ysi,-ot fagi7Ir iri,.l-,> II II 20
- r9dni;.r ,gIGI q as ,oi,l 5Hi - --
IL -bnrsi ,-au shI nnr slalilit ~
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N miscellaneous.
NAV. 0n AHGn

HIDES.
Flint. ..........l7 Green Sailed ........SSssH
Green.
FLOUR, NEAL AND BRAN.
M. ........-2 5ONk2 as Corn Meal....... GO
Choice brands..3 2:ss3 20 Bran.... ......... IS
GRAIN.
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raoBg fcE1txd blH!t eniot
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Beware Of Arsenic.

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-25

THE prospect seems fair for the success Of
the project to open another avenue between
the city and the Fort, which shall he lighted
with gas. In winter, when our neighbors
AT the Fon will have occasion to visit enter
,ainments in the city nearly every evening,
ii will he very pleasant for them to ride home
between two rows of street lamps
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
KILLED ON THE HUDSON av;R RAILROAD.

man about thirty-hve years OF age whose name
Is thought TO have been VIM. Morris, while route
from Albany on the ten minutes past nine O'Clock
press train Of the Hudson River Railroad Company.
As the cars were passing the bridge over Spuyten
Duyvil creek Morris thrust his head from the WIN
dow, which came in contact with one of the iron
braces OF the bridge. killing him almost instantly.
The body was brought down 10 the Thirteth street
depot ana from thence removed 10 the Morgue,
where Coroner Rollins will hold an inquest. The
name of deceased is inferred from being found on a
handkerchief IN his possession. Deceased had
wallet containing five dollars. He was of dark
complexion with dark hair and mustache. He
wore dark coat. vest aud pants, white muslin shirt
ana brogan shoes. Deceased took the train at
Yolkers but whether he lived there or in this city
remains To be determined. Captain Caffrey, of the
Twentieth precinct, rendered a clear ana cOmpre-
hensve report OF the accident 10 Coroner Rollins,
ana from tue description given 1t l. believed de-
ceased will be recognized and claimed 10y his
friends.