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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

"TnE RIVERSIDE FOR JuLy." The
Candles, by Hans Christian Andersen {;
The House that John Built, by F. II.
Stockton; Our Naval Heroes, by s. W.
Benjamin Each to its Own, by l.. H.
r.. Fife and her Thoughts, by l.. p.
Hale; Born in Birds Nest A Bee
Hunt on the Prairie, by NJ NJ. Thomas
The Light-House Child, by NJ. Angler
Alden; A Frolie, by +. johnson Pic
lures from Froissart, by Paul l.. Hayne ;
Going Berryng, by Anna Silvernail A
Year Ago, by r. H. Davis A Swarm
of Bees. by Arther Gilman; Little Folk
Song Jack of the Mill The Settle
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

TowNsiEND.-Wc learn with regret of
the lingering and dangerous illness of the
Rev. Horace Fletcher, d. D., Pastor OF
the Baptist church in Townshend. DR..
Fletcher is man Of eminent piety, OF
great and classic literary culture, and uni.
versally beloved by his people, and all
who know him. A native of Proctors.
Vile. soon after his cnllngiate gradnotiar
he studied law in the Office Of Hon w
G. Bradley, of Westminster, and settled
as a lawyer III his native village.
Subsequently he studied divinity ant
became the pastor Of the church Owe
which he now has charge, and where h,
has been continuously for more than ;
quarter Of Il century
At one time member of the Stat,
Senate from Windham county, he woI
the confidence and esteem of his fellow
senators, and retired from that body onl,
to devote himself more exclusively to hi
clerical duties, that the measure Of hi
goodness might be more perfectly dcvel
oped in the usefulness Of his quiet an(
Christian life.
FoREIGN.- Paris, June 3.-The Emper
or wears mourning for eight days, in con
sequence Of the death Of Jerome Patter
son Bonaparte, of Baltimore.
St. Petersburgh, July 3.-The Czecl
Catholics residing here publicly announc,
their determination to adopt the Greel
faith, should the dogma of Papal infalli
bility be adopted at Rome.
Madrid, July 3.-The July coupon
on the Spanish bonds have been paid t
the amount of 100000 reals.
London, July 3,-The modification il
the Naturalization laws Of England is ex
citing attention on the Continent. llol
land is the first to follow in the matter
and will probably make similar altera
tons in her laws.-The observer say
the ocean yacht-race fails to excite tn
interest in England that was expected
1t is reported that the crew Of the Cam
bria became dissatisfied, and that Nh
Ashbury has been obliged to ship ney
one at Cork.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

The July Number OF DEMoRfsr's
MONTHLY MAGAZINE has an unusually
large and elegant display of the Summer
Fashions, with over sixty illustrations
and two steel engravings, together with
its literary matter, popular music, and
other beautiful features, and so elegantly
and artistically got up as to make it en-
phatcally the model Magazine.
Demorest has also outdone all others in
his liberal offer of valuable Premiums.
A new and extraordinary list is given in
the July number, which is very attrac-
tive, among which is fine and valuable
parlor chrome, printed in eighteen colors
and worth $500, to be given as a prem
um to each subscriber. Yearly, $500.
Address, DEMoREsr's MONTHLY.
1913 Broadway New York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

DEMoREsr's YouNG AMETIcA is as
sparkling as ever. The July NUMBER just
received, is fair specimen of this most
popular and best juvinile monthly. Its
entertaining stories, sketches, anecdotes,
talks to its readers, correspondence, poe
try, music, puzzles, aud numerous illus
trations, and chrome o. the meadow
lark, furnish rich mental feast for Young
America. The new list of valuable Prem
iums for yearly subscribers is perfectly
astonishing; in fact, most Of them are
worth more than the full subscription
price, $3.50. Do not fail 20 see the
July number of Young America. Adj
dress. w. JENNINGS DEMoREsr,
1873 Broadway New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

Cooley FOR july is more brilliant than
usual. Besides being III taH in all mat
tiers pertaining to the toilette and fam
cy work, it has even more than its usual
quantity of good reading
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for July has
the following table of contents:
The Alarm-bel of Atri; a Shadow
A Woman's Pulpit; Drives from Il
French Farm Equal yet Diverse Jo-
seph and his Friend; An Ex-Southener
in South Carolina Odtown Fireside
Stories; Criminal Law at Home and
Abroad; The Shipping Of the United
States The Tour of Europe for slsl in
Currency The swallow; \ Days
Pleasure Reviews and Literary No.
tees
Published by Fields, Osgood, 4 Co..
Boston. Terms, $500 per annum.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

enough for their superiority. Published
by Deacon q Peterson, 3l9 Walnut st,
Philadelphia. Price $3.50 year (which
also includes a large steel engraving).
Four copies, So. Five copies land one
gratis), So.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-05

lowing persons received certificates.
Henry II. Ross, Middlebury college.
Miss Ruby b. Tucker, Bristol.
Miss Carrie Hit, Vergennes.
Miss Caro- Hit, Vergenues.
Miss Lottie Z. Smith, Addison
Miss Jennie lockwood. Bridport.
Miss Elizabeth w. lockwood Bridport
Miss Ellen D. Ingraham, Vergcnnes.
Miss Hettie Lynch Vergennes.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
THE WEST.

The D1G Horn Expedition Heard FrOns
-0reat Suffering and Htarv attOn-
The Expedition . Complete Failure :
L nre"ks mp and Returns ." fr"S'
OMAHA, August "A member Of the
Big Horn Expedition has arrived at Chey-
enne, and gives the following statement:
The last heard from the party was from
troops sent to bring them in, when they were
at Grey Ball River. The miners prospecte'l
there several days without success. 1t was
resolved to divide into six parties and return
to Camp Brown, South Pass, and thence to
Bryan. One party abandoned the wagons,
taking pack animals, and set out for Mon
tana across the country. Another party, Of
fifty or sixty, with wagons, took n northerly
route for some destination, expecting to strike
the old Bozeman road within one hundred
miles from their camp. Every priva,ion has
been endured by these men. Indians We're
seen after leaving Camp Brown. The only
death in the party was that Of ii. McIIenry,
who lost his way while hunting and died
from starvation. His remains were found,
The expedition is f failure n every respect.
At Napoleon there were paying prospects,
found after the party LEFT Sweetwater.
ExpDorinG ExpeAitiOn-MeteOr-
FOlftical-M0re Big HOrners Arrived
. OMAHA, August 25-Major Powell il at
Salt Lake City, arranging for another exPe-
dition down the Colorado River.
A large and brilliant meteor was seen at
Denver and Cheyenne Tuesday evening.
A man has been arrested at Denver charged
by the Ute Indians with being an ArapahOe
Spy, and that he was with that tribe during
their raid into North Park a short time since.
c. Jones has been nominated AZ the Re
publican candidate for Delegate from Wy
oming.
Six more men Of the Big Horn expedition
arrived ut BRYAN to-day. ..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
WASHINGTON.
| The Porter COmmiaaiOss Transmitted
| Rear Adnairal li0ldSbOr0uEh to he

Tlse Porter Commi.sion Transmitted
Rear Admiral GOldsbOr0uEh 70 he
Promoted.
WASHINGTON Aug. 26.-Secretary Robe
son has transmitted TO Vice Admiral Porter
his commission rs Admiral Of the United
States navy. The date Of the promotion IL
from the 18th of August, the day on which
Admiral Farragut died. The Secretary &C
comuanied the commission with a personal
note Of congratulatiOn on his promotion,
and an invitation to Admiral Porter that he
remain Mt his duties at the Navy Depart
ment. His salary is $4,000 per annum.
IT il learned here, officially, that Rear
Admiral Goldsborough will receive pro-
motion.
Vice Admiral Porter Appointed Al.
atral-NeW ConserfeatsNonse
Money.
WAsHINiroN. August 25-Vice Admiral
Porter has been appointed Admiral. The
new commission is dated the 10th inst.
New counterfeit als, on the Shoe 4 leath-
er National Bank, New York, has reached
the Treasury Department.
The Treasurer Spinner received, today,
from s.. Louis, a draft on New York for
S296. As, conscience money.
DecsxiO0 Concerning ene a~aGe
treaty o. the Indian L.auds-ExcuF.
aiO0 to Dr0vef.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has decided that Lands en-
braced in the second article Of the Usage
treaty Of September, 1865, are required tc
he sold for the benefit of Indians and the
United States acquisition Of interest in them
and i'm no sense can they be considered pub
lie lands. He says, however, such OF thu
10th and 36,h sections of them rs may b,
sold, or otherwise disposed of, Kansas vii
he entitled to select equivalents, which mus
he taken rs near as may be to the cedes
lands.
The Postmaster General and the 6rs
Assistant, Smith, leave here this evening
with the excursiOnists to Denver. a.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
DIR. WHITTIER.

REGULAR GRADUATE or MEDICINE y
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Private diseases than any other physician IN II
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Hernia aud Kup,ure-: al Urinary Dis ami
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SI-.rmatoTrhea. Sexual Debility anil ifnIsii"nev,
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due. of the following effects, a. nocturnal
emissions, b.,tches. debility, dizziness Of sight,
confusion If ideas, evil frb,.iings, Aversion 10 the
society Of f-i:ale, n, Of memory and sexual power,
and rendering marriage improper, are Permanently
cured.
The Doctor opportunities in hospital AMI private
practice unsurpassed in 81. Louis any ether
city. Back fisS Of II. Louis papers prove that he
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Ths Writin-,; Of /. Physician whose reputation is
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
CRIME.

Parsaealars cG the Robbery OF the Uni'
ted states ENpress Car, near JcIcr'
HOn, No.
Sr. Louis, August 1.-THE following are
the particulars of The robbery Of the Express
car ON the Missouri Pacific, Yesterday, a. m.
Shortly after the train left Scott Station two
rough looking men hastily entered The cal
from the rear platform; were dressed in dark
clothes, and their faces concealed by calico
masks. In moment tOmpreliendin thcirg de
sign, he rose to rests. them; they demanded
the keys Of the safe in which the money was
deposited, and seized him; he struggled with
them desperately, lat they forced him down
on the floor. In the course Of the struggle
he was struck repeatedly on the head and
face-one blow it is said fracturing the bridge
of his nose. Having disabled him for any
further resistance, they bound him to 4
heavy chest, r,lmaged his pockets until tht
KEY of the safe was found, and then proceed
ed to possess themselves Of the money
Having robbed the safe ~ they thought pref
" thoroughly, the rascals then locked il
again and threw the key behind some boxe.
in the car, were it was found. 1t is stated
one package of money containing S5,OOt
in greenbacks was left behind, having evi
IDENTIFY been overlooked. Trains are not gen
orally run at a very fast rate between Scot
Station and Jefferson City, and the robber
having accomplished their robbery, succeed
ed in jumping of safely withou: much diff
GUILTY.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
MEDICAL.

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
OLD DIR. WILDER

THREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES. SYPH-
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

CALAIS, Me-, August "a fire broke
out this p. m. in the rear of Samuel RedOut's
livery stable, which was destroyed, together
with the stores Of Blake 4 Taylor, VIM
Todd, Jr., J. NJ. SilvertOn, Boardman Bros,
w. K. Harrison, NickersOn 4 RedOut, Dan
iel Hill, &. Waite & Co., and Bailey's pho
tograph rooms, the Calais -4dsItiser office,
Wardsworth & Kclly's great mill,
Hitchcock & Cones livery stable,
Hamilton's foundry, st. Croix Hall, with
city rooms and Postofice below, many
dwellings, and tenament houses, large guam
titles of lumber, Nicserson 4 Co., and Viii
liam Hinds' and Robertson's shop yard:
and three veaeels on stock, marine railway
Congregational vestry and Masonic hall
There wn much property burned after it
removal from the stores and houses. NJ
estimate Of the loss is yet made.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

THE New Orleans Pieayxae says: eve
saw stout negro woman, whose leff leg had
been amputated at the knee, walking along
the banqueste, on Julia street, day or two
ago, almost as rapidly as one could who bad
suffered no diminution Of his walking appa-
rel She had no cutch, no wooden OF
patent leg, nor was she assisted BY cane,
but used common wooden chair with
straight back to help her along. Extending
her right foot she would LII the chair, and,
advancing It, take = step with the ieR. Tx
chair was doubly useful, n i not only served
as help to walk, but furnished sent where
on the woman could ret It vii"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

The total population of Nemaha County
is S,345. Nemaha County is one Of the
finest in the State, and, as shown by the
above figures, is growing rapidly.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
Unions, OF Missouri, vs.. Kaws, Of Law.
renee.

Especial Despatch 10 the Times.
LAWRENCE, August 26.
The game of base hall here, this afternoon,
between the Unions, Of st. Louis, and Kaw
Valleys, resulted in a meagre victory Cor the
Unions, by score Of 70 to "a. The Unions
baited finely, but the Raw Valleys did more
work in the field, and made more and finer
double plays than the Unions. The game
was close throughout, and the excitement
great among the spectators, who covered wa
CONS and all the seats in the Enclosure. Mr..
Gilbert, as q runner, seemed to be the hest,
and by his rapid base running completely
demoralized the Union base players.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

The Mercantile Library Association have
perfected arrangements for an entertaining
season, having secured the following talented
and popular lecturers: James Parton, Fred
erick Douglass, Mathew Hale Smith, (''Bur-
leigh") Mrs. Livermore, c. C. Coffin,
t.'Carleton'') Sarah J. Lippincott, (''Grace
Greenwocd'D d. r. Shaw ('Josh Billings') J.
Mr.. Shaw begins the course in OaobeI
and will be followed by Mr.. Douglass.
Eight appointments in Kansas and two il
Mi~ouri-St Joseph and Kansas City-mak
/ ing ten in this vicinity, have been arranges
for all these parties, which will make tn
travelling expenses comparatively t1ihing Of
each association L<avenworth has neye
before been promised such an array Of talent
and will pour ON. its thousands Of our bes
! peOple to hear them.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

The Prince Imperial seems to be pretty
well satisfied with his ''taptism Of fire. and
the bullets he picked up, as he hasn't req'ses-
ted to be taken 10 the front since.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

AN ingenious woman in Montreal con
oeIved the happy expedient Of killing her
husband by pouring melted silver spoons in
to his ear. But he wasn't asleep, as she sup
posed, and the amiable lady is now in charge
Of the county physician, WHO calls at the
Jail every morning to see her broken jaw.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

THE CAMPAIGN.
Wyandctte, Topeka and Olathe Heard
From.
Determined Opposition 10 Thieves and
Plunderers.

Especial Despatch to Tho Times.
WYANDOrTE, Aug. "a rousing anti
Clarke meeting WIS held here tonight. Capt.
Matthews and u. X. Anthony were the prin-
cipal speakers. Clarke's friends tried 70
get up meeting in opposition, bat it fizzled
out Capt Matthews said he had been
charged with opposing Clarke for pay. On
the other hand he said Cobb had offered him
route agency in Topeka when he was on
the Grand Jury, and had again in this city
offered him route agency or situation at
the State Line Mr. Matthews understood.
that Cobb offered him the route agency in
Topeka to induce him to favor John Speer
on the Grand Jury, and understood him to
offer him the route agency in this city or
the position at the State Line in considcra-
ton of his supporting Clarke for Congress.
Cobb WIS present, and was allowed to reply,
but did not deny the main facts, but claimed
that Captain Matthews Misunderstood him.
Strong resolutions against Clarke were
adopted.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolred, That it is the sense of the voters
Of Wyandotte in mass meeting assembled,
that Sidney Clarke is not the friend of the
people Of the State Of Kansas, and therefore
We are opposed to his reelection, but are in
favor Of the election of nm honest man.
Resared, That we believe he might have
caused the United States to pay the Price
Raid claims years ago, if he had done his
duty.
Rssolred, That Sidney Clarke has not rep
the State in Congress fairly, faith
fully, skillfully, or with even medium abili-
~; but instead thereof, he has been engaged
in Indian treaty rings, Black Bob swindles,
railroad black-mailing, John Speer steals,
National debt Reputation, and bribery and
generally.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01

THE three sheet oolored poster printed fbr
the Fair at The TINES office is universally
pronounced the hest piece of bill work ever
done in the State. We do all other kinds of
work equally well, and business men are in
vited 10 call and examine samples. r.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-01
FROM OTTAWA.
The L., l.. &c q. Railroad Celebration.
A Large Attendance and Good Dinner.
Especial Despatch 10 Tia" Times.

lSPsiai Despatch 10 tii" lines.
OTTAWA, Ks, August 24.-The celebra-
ton of the opening of the Leavenworth,
Lawrence & Galveston Railroad, 10 the State
Line, is great SUCCESS. Delegations have
arrived from Leavenworth, Lawrence, Kansas
City and other points. A sumptuous dinner
was served at the Ludington House, to
which $50 guests did ample justice. The
lists, and the citizens of Ottawa turned out
en- nasse to welcome them. Much praise is
due Mayor WEIGH, ofOtlawa, and the officers
of the road, for their efforts to please the
guests. This evening grand ball will he
given. The Leavenworth folks will return
home tomorrow evening.