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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

Especial DESPATCH to The Times. !

Especial Despatch to The Times
TOPEKA, Sept. 5-Lyon, Greenwood, But
Ter. Chase, Marion and Sedgwick go solid
against Clarke. Emporia gave Stotler 1886
votes to IS for Clarke. Enough returns arc
in to make il certain that Clarke is beaten.
Ii is known that lis anti-Clarke delegates
have bccn elected, with chances for several
more. It's rumored here tonight that Clarke
has gone to Leavenworth after money to use
Thursday. lie is playing desperate game,
but can't win. The Convention will be the
largest ever held in the State. Most Of the
rooms at the hotels and boarding houses are
already engaged by telegraph. Delegates
have commenced coming in. Several prom
inent politicians arc here from different parts
Of the State.
E.r LATER.
Election returns give 1O7 delegates against
and sixty-eight for Clarke, and twenty three
doubtful
Delegates arriving predict an immense
gathering at the State Convention.
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CHICAGO.
s CHICAGO.
A Three Million Dollar Fire.
Several or the Largest Stores Burn.
y ed Up.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA fire broke out about
) o'clock p. m. to-day, in the paper store Of
Latin, Butler 4 Co., and is still raging at
. p. H., although now under control. The
whole of the magnificent "Drake Block, !"
ON Woodward avenue, corner Of Wabash
street, was destroyed. The total losses will
reach, it is estimated, 5000, 900, on which
there is from Sl5O,OOO To $aOO,OOO ins,lr-
ancc The losers are Farwell Il Co., dry
goods; Or,lway 4 Co., boots and shoes;
Smith Il Nixon and Lyon 4 lIealy, music;
Latin, Butler Il Co., paper. Field, Letter 4
Co. had a dry goods store on the upper flour
of ono of the stores, and suffered loss Of
$50, 600; insurance 100000. The block
was owned by John II. Drake, If the Ire
mont House, John Farwell & Co., and the
Thatcher Bros. Smith 4 Nixon had l5O
pianos burned. Some goods were got out Of
the lower floor Of the building, hut the great
est part of all the stock was consumed.
About half past &, the walls Of the Far
we'll stores fell in with tremendous
crash. \ large number Of persons employed,
and outsiders, had been on the upper floors,
hut danger being apPrehendei On account Of
the immense weight Of goods stored there
the police compelled them to go down stairs,
NCt a EtTSe UusllsST ICiIidIIieSi WI tItc HISt
and second floors when the building fell in
and il is feared there has leen a large loss Of
life. Some runners place the number buried
as high rs fifty, hut the general idea is, that
about ten or twelve have suffered death. Ii
is impossible at present to get very definite
information on this point.
The fire is supposed TO have originated in
spontaneous combustion Of greasy rags in
the PAPER store Of Latin, Butler & Co.
CHICAGO, Sept. st is generally believed
that but three persons persisted in the great
fire, As only that number are publicly known
as missing. Several creditable persons,
however, are positive they saw a dozen or
mere persons enter the fated building who
did no, emerge: and man who made mar
row escape, suffering considerable INJURY,
asserts that there were several persons further
in the building than he was. The ruins
are vet in too heated a condition to permit
"f examination, and fears are entertained
that 80 fierce were the flames, and 50 crush
ing the weight Of the walls that human
homes will he undistinguishable from the
whole charrcd mass.
The owners Of the destroyed block have
made arrangements for the erection Of new
buildings.
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stated, in publishing the list, that estimates
had been made in the absence Of fall re-
turns. The above Is the oorrect sPl'ustssW-
mcnt The Twelfth Representative District
is also entitled to one delegate instead u two,
as was first supposed. az1=
sTl,<se, We believe, are the only changes
from our published list.
W. Ii. SKINNER, Of Emporia, Deputy L.
s. Collector, gave l,s a short visit Wel1Res-
tiav. lie came on visit to the city % the
business VIC spoke Of Last week.. C., to Place
right those persons who we're reported de-
Iina,ent in laying liceEse money assessed in
the State If KneoA In xlasnst every case
certified by Oafh to Hrs lUss Of receiIa.-
Council G,ouc Adrc,tier.
PEEsoHAI.-Mr. Oliver Diefeniorf,
County Clerk, who has been absent for some
time at the Arkansas Hot Springs, for his
health, has returned. His numerous friends
will le glad to learn that he has received
great 'cnc4it from the visit, and is now in the
enjoyment Of good health. We are glad
Ia see him back.
Is advertising, business men should seIeca
the widest circulated medium. The TINES
has three times As many subscribers as any
other paper in the Missouri Valley. There is
MT 4 village in Kansas where il is not read.
REPORTS as to the Kansas City census say
there are yet two cemeteries Ia hear from.
The rainy weather has caused some delay in
copying tombstone inscriptions.
PEAcHEs-We are indebted 10 Mr.. Brice
If SpringdaIc in this County, f"r the largest
and fines, peaches We have seen this year.
They are the Tennessee Seeding. Mr..
Brioe lives on the old Way farm, and is To
I've congratulated ON this splendid product Of
Kansas soil.
How forcibly come TO mini the lines IL
EvroN, written upon the first Emperor:
The de .,lator dcs0late-- rf ,
The victor OveTthrown-
The Hrtitar If others fate
4 suppIjaut for his ~
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FLOUR Jsae satve md . elcie 1rnser; Is 7sM
80 for Spting extras.
wHEAf-fim and N01e hiRher; closing 1t
?si4@9s1t cash and seller last half for MOL.
CORN-Stesdy and quiet q 601fe II No 2. =
, ,VA1TAOierately active and Re hover; closing
kYEflrmer and dosing 1t sc for No2.
BARLEI-FaiIiy setivs and aose loser; closing
HiGRNlS Es seasf1t s,ese.s< sood "a
PROvIslONs-Nose setye AMI unchanged.
hO0S-tc higher At - &5Ss s. for fair 10
choice. SEQ = -
CATTLE-Dun - q soe7 30.
sT0CE nADHE4. has 2---t
So. -...-i xEv fseA Re Sal
Money, which was active At 6@7 in the morning.
continuetiin alnzad as3Ss VIII exeeptioos at !.
Sterling quiet and steady q s96oaeh ~ 6eAl.
In the soh market there vas srs.t e1eiieoest 1t
an early hosr which Yisrd tnss aanp0 10 *
Later it vas annousoed that 1ulss Favrs .hsd pro-
posed terms Of peace, which caused decline to
is3z. and ssil l,tsE i Ees believed ~ Terms Il
peace would s&cxAea-ty 6h&sjun...
which caused the premium to rally to lES0i5,
thea IL D.rket veakened gradually to Il1< in
laek Of sevS al e3e~d frnly = leSols,< u !;
Gevesnmeae asIk f1b0er bot Sniee and In:
is, boads ceatinue scarce and ts-dsy l.lG0iX
PEI ceat. - paid Is Tie ne q t6D until e
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SEWING nICnING.
rMrIDD
lEnIE[DI. Il TIE II lstI

EDWARD wmDEa's FAMOUS S1OnAan BnIERs
certaisly esrs Dy.Pefsis. Liver Complaint, Indi-
sesaion in all It's 6rs, Inaesnitaent Fever, Fever
and Ae~e. and an periodical diseases. 1t relieves
Collie and Flax. Cure, costiveeess, proves an in
vspr,.s u nild ana delightful character for deli
cate males sets - IN sltesasive and tonic for FAM
ily purposes; recuPes.tes the wasted and debili-
taasd frame. strengthens the appetite sad improves
the digestive 6sres; II is unlks oil other bitters.
It's bssis beins pure oil Bourbon ccrrer distilled
whiakey, while the bstiy Of all rival prera-
nations is common raw whiskey AlcahoI,
which is in the highest degree extremely de-
Ieterioas to the system. This fsct has Of itself
strongly commended il to tho confidence Of the pub
lie, and its usefulness has been attestei by the
solicited certificates Of lesding in the medical
profession and the holy ministry.
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PURIFY TIE BLOOD.

The most active. energetic, unfsilins AMI rapid
remedy known fr thoes numerous Diseases ,nciicnt
10 an impure state Il the bsccd !. EDWARD WILD
sK's sAasAVARiLiA AND ForAsH. This grcs,
Medicine stands without a rivsI. II IL perfectly
peerless. Manufactured with the utmost cave from
the pursst aud c,-tliest materials II has ah,evei
reputation fr potency and th"rougtnsss that Pi,,e
il in tn" f.ont rank II popular remedies. Cure Is
guarantees, IN every case. where IN. directions
followed. EH th">e di-~,sc> the r,,>t terrible Of
rhich the human 'r~ly cm h. subject, n,n,-is
ScTofnla in all it, fsp,>: every known variety "f
Constitutional syphilis, venercsl Discasr Nett
rs,gis, skin Diseases, matter how OH on invrt-
c,ate, Chronic Rheumatism. ,crcfu",,s Sore Eve.
tlan.lnt,r S~sIlings II the Neck, or -ls.1herr.
Chronic ChiIls and Fever, letter, Weeping Sore
Irs, Ulcers II every kind, TfmpIe> ~" the Face.
Eingworn,, srnl- head. Falling out of the Hair q,
Alcr~cis, White Swelling. IIp-joint Disease.
Chroni, Ery>I-l,>, Aguc Cake pr.l-y, etc.
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CORRECT the STOMACH.

II is well as'crtainsd physiological ,ct ths, the
origin Of most II the Ills TO which humanity is heir
l. derans.si condition II the al.nentary canal.
The bo~cls becomes con-tipa'ed and sluggish. rnd
thence arises train of fearful end distressing mal
adiss. A. a preventive AMI cure E'' thee, Ep
WARD wUpyR's FAMILY Puts are unrivsn.i ami
without precedent They are not .Sc.l'ei a. 4
Purgative, and are especially recommended in all
Fevers and Innan'n,atory ISAcases: in Acute Rhen-
maiis,n; inflammation If the Livor, BRAIN, krl-
ney-, AMI Bladder; in Ery-iI~iss, Fever AMI Aruc.
Acute Ophthalmia Ss,re Eyes, Fulln"-, ~ tho
Heal, vntig", Dizziness, BLINDNESS, ete They
are far superior IN any known combination in t.e
certain and rapid relief Afforded in all the a'ove
named diseases.
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Beware of Arsenic.

Anl all a,senr ~ .'nIoun,i.. Eett.' H., better
endure shaking AMI qpaking life through than tam
fully rrcPar.-l. Its extensive IN rsl,rial dr.
ras@s ha, ai-My proven the "f great and ,l,-
trs:sing injury. Usc EpwAEp wnpkK's cum
every form, tvPe, variety. and specie, IL MaiariaI
ct FaluIal Fever or Affection, Twenty -onc-'Iay
Chills Bilious Rsmittcnt Fever, Brow AsuA
Lum'ago, anil every firm II Periodical Diss,>s. "
has no equal. II effects n certain AND rsp,d cure.
II Il purely vegetable II Is warranted '- cure.
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M Shiverine Season.

The loss to the laborins classes oil the rniiel
States caused BY fever and asue, has been estimate
at upwards Of two millions Of dollsrs per annum.
Whole settlements are sometimes Frustrated by the
disease. and il Is regarded in some localities,
Of those visitatioos Of Providence which cannot be
svoided. This is = mistake. As certainly as any
e IL evih which are Invited by neglect may be
fosestalled By precaution-so certainly can an at
tack Of intermittent Tor remittent) fever be pre-
sesoed BY invgOrating the system with Hostetter's
SonseA Bttess, in advance Of the season, at which
this malady prevails Prevention, it Is needless to
~, b IL wisest policy; but 1t s consolng 70 know
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The County Board met yesterday, and the
question of ratifying the contract with the
Chicago & Southwestern Railroad Company,
for the completion Of our bridge, coming uP,
tho proposition was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes-Eaaoa, Harmon, Hines, Hicks,
HARRISON, Jewett, Murphy, McManns, 1
Absent Chaplin, Hiatt, Miller, McWhirt,
Spencer. Thornburg. l----
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a Book fOI
MARRIAGE
~f GUIDE.

sSphhM mysteries and revelations III the sexual
system, with the latest discoveries In producing
and preventing OdsPEing, how 10 preserve the conn
PlexicD, &c. -. -
This Is an interesting work " tw" hundred aud
twenty-6eur pacr~, with numerous eUgvSvings, and
contains valuable information fnr those Who are
married c,ntsmplatip: marriage, still it Is l."k
that ought he kept under lock and key, AMI not
laid cATeleSsly about the house.
Sent to any one free of postage FIR 6fty cents.
Address Dr. Hutts, DispeD>ary. No II, North
Eighth Street, ~. Louis.
20 Notice to the Afflicted and unfortunate.
Before applying To the notorious Quacks Who
advertise in public papers, or using any QuIck
REMEDIES pcruse pv. butts work, No matter what
your disease -, how aerl"vatle your condition.
Dr. Butts can I've consulted personally by let
ter On the di>ea az mentioned in his works
No H. North Eighth street. between Market and
Chestnut, 81. Louis. Ma.
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AVOID mPTI0N

No enemy TO the hur,An i n:oIe b. drcai-
Ell, ami is insrli"u> in n, arpica, hes, than
that t, fatal and generally prevalent arh ,l.trcy-,
Of health AMI haPrins ri myri;,,is- .'on-ump-
ton in its CHASTITY form Tn. duty ut all il Ia
guard against its first ADVANCES. This mn, b.. dom.
10y the timely ~ EDWARD wILrEK's Cow
FOUND EXTRA, ~ WILD CHERRY, preparation
especially recommended afioring certain relief
ior I'll Pulmonary Complaints. Before it Cough.
Colds, and Ca'srrhs rapidly disappear. II Afford,
Ircmpt and i.vi.icd comfort in c..s 1T Bronchitis.
laryng,is and Asthma or Phthisic. Likewise, 1t
il Of the highest in relieving the difficult breath
ir: and distressing Cough Of those afflicted With
Consumption In all cases II Pneumonia ~ wintrr
Fever il is Indispensable. I, hns equal in taste
efhs icney, anil power. Wherever u-ci it has M,
only given present. r-lief, hut en-,t.I permanent,
cures.
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DON'r be humbnggci with the foolish idea
that Cstarrh cannot be cured. The world
moves, and medical science is progressive.
The proprietor Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
etiy will pay $500 reward for a case of Ca
tarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by drug
gias. Can get it by mail for sixty cents
from DR.. X. v. Pierce, of 1S3 Seneca street,
Buffalo, N. Y. who is the sole proprietor
and the only man now living that can make
the genuine. Don't forget the genuine has
DR.. Picrce's private government revenue
stamp on each package. se7d&w
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To An Oar Readers.

10 AL O0R BeoOcfN.
The splendid crops Of the season, now
nearly passed, will warrant country merchants
in buying heavily, and there is M Part If
their stock in which As much care should he
exercised rs in the purchase Of boots and
shoes. For this reason We !desirl To say that
w. G. Berry, Jr., Il Co., No. 80 Min street,
have the largest stock ever before brought
into the Missouri Valley. In selecting their
goCals they have had the advantage of thor
ough acquaintance with the wants Of this
trade, and any one visiting their establish
ment will ut once perceive that il is the place
~ tNv. Our friends in the country will
please hear these facts in mind, and not fail
To call on Messrs. Ferry 4 Co., BECAUSE they
will find N large an assortment as they would
in an Eastern house, ard can buy on equally
n advantageous terms. augl3
ANOTHER important change has been
effected by the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Il.
Il. time for the accommodation Of the trav-
cling public. This line has now three
through connections for the East daily, as
follows: Morning Express leaves .. m.,
via 81. Joe. Afternoon Express leaves at
8 p. H., via Harlem, and Night Express
leaves at 3 p. M, via st. Joe. All these
trains make direct connection for Quincy,
Chicago and all Eastern cities Pullman,
Palace Sleeping Cars on all night trains,
with only one change Of cars between the
Missouri River and New York. See time
table On third page.
IT IS SPLENDID. Most Of our readers
have probably heard Of the patent article
manufactured from Irish moss, and known
rs Sea Moss Farine, which Mr.. Rand, a
distinguished practical chemist, has recently
introduced into the kitchens Of America.
Liebig, with all his recipes for concentratin:
the life sustaining elements of animal foui,
has never done society 80 great service |
He has been successful in extracting the |
putriiiWs material from meats, and con-
densing il into small compass; but he has |
lves; ts no article that, like the Sea Moss
EAeine, will increase more than ODe-third |
Tie qaantity Of wholesome bread obtainable |
under ordinary circumstances from given |
quantity Of -four. We are not one ITO place |
much confidence in new discoveries, even |
When announced under the sanction Of |
patent: but the testimony in favor Of this
cheap and simple preparation is 50 over
and has been 50 entirely corrol,o-
Fated by our own experience, that we can
not and do not hesitate 10 recommend it
most emphatically to the attention of every
derirous of combining economy
nth tie enjoyment of luxurious and delic-
iOsls articles Of food. eod&w
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HurLER COUNTY AGAINST CLARKE

HS1LLN sOsNTh ASAHNSI CLARKE.
a.5 ELDoRADo, KANSAS, Aug. -, 1870.
To III Editor IF The Times:
Eldorado township elected nine delegate;
10 the county convention, all anti Clarke,
anti-corruwi"n and anti-frs,sd. To-day
there is not Clarke man, woman or child
in the town site. Yours, &c. j.
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Oar Fair.


and Judging from the large spacs oar ex-
changes from all parts Of the State, are dc
voting 20 il, We conclude there will he very
large atten dance. The grounds are Icing
fitted up in fine style, and nothing will he
neglected that can contribute 10 make the
entertainment pleasant one We clip the
follow ing from the Miami County Rrpub-
hem:
We acknowledge the receipt from Geo. T.
Anthony, Esq, Secretary of the Kansas
Agricultural aud Mechanical Association, a
complimentary invitation to be present mt its
Third annual Exhibition, to be held in Leav-
enworth on the 18th, 18th, 18th, and 18th
ind. The premium list is the largest ever
offered west ofSt. Louis, and the arrangc-
meuts for the comfort of visitors are unslr-
rased. We wish tothis yeuterprisins Asso-
ci1iion alHndant Success. HtA =
The Irving Roed says. q
We are under eldigstiuas to Geo. T. An
thony, Secretary u. ne N' Kansas Agricul-
,ural and Mechanical Association" for a
of that Society, TO be- Nd n LeavenwOrth
eU ttuC 1OS1ts 12aus loSn oeDA Nv 1hsoss Aiibn
Asociltissi has done itself great credit in
at any fair to be held in the State this year;
I've an honor to the STATE. We shall be glad
To attend If possible.
The Emporia Ness has the following: =
The editors Of this psper Acknowledgements
receipt Of "cumplimentary" 10 the Third
Annual exhibition Of the Kansas Agricul-
turaI and Mechanical Association, to te held
in the City Of Ieavenworth, on the 18th,
18th, 18th and 10th inst This exhibition
will be more attractive than any before held
nv this association. Their premium list is
the largest ever offered west Of st. Louis.
We regret that il occurs just at the time that
Emporial ,roposes to celebrate the completion
of the Atchiscn, Topeka 4 Santa Fc railroad
10 this place.
Primary Meeting n the 20sh District.
Pursuant to notice Of the Republican Cen
ual Committee the Republicans Of the 18th
Representative District met as above, and
organized Ivy calling James Orr to the Chair,
and electing A. 4. HARRISON Secretary.
On motion, Crawford Moore and Thomas
Trower were appointed judges, and
Joseph Howell and II. J. Austin tellers.
On motion, the meeting proceeded TO vote
for two delegates and two altcrnates, where
upon fifty-six votes were polled, as follows:
Dclegates-H. II. Reed, 80; J. Hutchinson
Q ii. Still, (who withdrew before the vote
was taken)7 Alternates, J. &. Maginnis,
so; +. S. Duncan, 80.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES ORR, Chin.
"A. HARRISON, Secy.
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A clear skin and bright complexion has
a charm for all. How to obtain it. and how
to keep it, is secret worth know
ing, and one long wished for by the fair sex
Cosmetics have their origin from this de-
sire. They, by their external application, to
n certain extent, hide the defects and blem-
ishes, only, but do not remove the cause. A
worse condition Of the skin and complexion
than il nature had been left alone, follows
their Use. \ clear skin and bright complex
ion can only he secured by proper Pa'rif-
cation Of the blood by and through the kid
neys. WAYNE's DIERETIc will do this.
Try it, and be convinced. se7ttSw
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DosTov, while other bonds we're 566 per cent fpr
CssPas, 81, 141seiES; &c, lesx@Is; "a, 1lN
sSf$A & 4: e. %. - ="
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IF YOU WANT , M1's1'r s,, :; mai" ., n.
best Hair Restorative usd for r'Stnvin: grey
hair to its original c"l, send s, cents f'r pack
age.
IF YOUWANT Niss White Teeth and
sweet breath, send f,r our TURKISH DEsTirRicE.
Price b cents.
IL YOO WANT ache. Ca,.rrh, nr.f-
ncss Buzzing in the Ears, send fur our SrERNU-
TATORY. Price ~ Crnts.
10 Eitlsev ii the above sent postpaid on receipt
ST. Louis, Mo.
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NEW YORK.
RSrOgMisissn Of the frrmch Repn6lir-
RrtircM~ne 81 SrA0y Ter lOXGaX from
Public 1.iEc-SGaac COmve0tiOn.

RerOgssisisn OG the frcMch RePW6lir-
Rrairca~ms Of Srh1y Ter CoNGax from
Public l.iEc-Ssatc Cenvention.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Commercial
idy1tiscr says that President Grant has in:
structed Secretary Fish to issue Proclama-
ton recognizing the new Republic Of France
NEW YORK, SEPT. 6-The Brooklyn Union
Of tomorrow, will print a letter from Schuy-
her Colf,x, announcing his definite and UNI
alterablc retirement from public life.
SARATOGA, SEPT. 6-large numbers Of del
egates to the Republican State Convention,
tomorrow, have arrived. There appears to
he a decided preference for Horace Greeley
for Governor, and Indications are that he
will receive the nomination. The State Con-
vention of War Veterans meet to-day. Gen.
James Jordan called the Convention to
order, with Gen. John {. Robinson, as
temporary Chairman.
Geld for Clarke"
From the Topeka Record, Tuesday,
We have received trustworthy intelligence
concerning the result Of the primary elections
in districts choosing an aggregate Of one hum
dred and seventy-five delegates, and it stands
thus
Against Clarke,
For Clarke,
Majority agan., Clarke.
The convention is composed Of one hundred
and ninety-cight delegates. Districts enti-
tied, all told, to twenty three delegates, are
therefore still to be heard from. The chances
in those districts are decidedly anti Clarke;
and conceding everything that is claimed BY
the most sanguine Of Clarke's friends in the
localities alluded to, we think it Is entirely
safe to say that there rM be reliable working
'~GjoTity q orcr forty against him in the Cor
tsRfioR.
The game is up. The verdict has been
rendered. Clarke's fate is scaled. As I'm
Gle Johnny Morris puts il, There's no use
o'talkin'-fhc animaPs eyes Is sot."
verwone Eleeaioo.
BuRLINGToN, VT, Sept 1.-THE Repub-
lican majority in this city is heavy. Scatter
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SAVE the CHILDREN.

Too little care and attention is gwen To the
sefvation Of the lives of the innocent tender md
blessed offspring With which Providence favers pa
rents. The little bIk, chiefly suffer from tn.
enes II Worms in the system, which is initiated
a variety Of ~ mptoms, such psins in the ST
ach, swelling Of the abdomen, picking Of the
and ears, bad breath, variable appetite,
Should the worms be allowed To continue s.y
length Of time, death most frequently en,ues.
Mothers should therefore u-e EpwAKp wILDsK's
No1nEks' woRN SYRUP. il is superior TO all
other preparations . Worm Destroyer: II i,
pleasant to the taste. II is free from poisonous in-
gradients. 1t Is not dangerous, vermifuy..
and Lozenges that contain o,br, most deadly
poison. 1t has given delight to thousands, and
saved the lives Of hundreds Of children.
EDWARD WILDER,
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