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9PAIN.

Madrid, Sept. 16.-A violent con-
troVersy is going on among she news
papers as 20 the course Of AloZsgo.
He was recalled By the Council OF
Ministers for having exceeded his ln-
struetious.- The Republicans. how
eVer. defend him for having recOg-
Dized the French Republic. It's pos
sible that some changes n tne OaDi-
net nav grow out Of the discussion.
Senor Saqasta il to be appointed
Presidene OF che gortea, in the place
Of Rivero, resigned.
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. The Riversldes, OF Portsmouth, defeated
the Live Oaks OF CiocIunafi. az base bali
yesterday, By score OF p 10
Preparations for the approaching Indus
trial Exhibition at Cincinnati are rapidly
approaching completion.
senator sherman addressed a large and
enthusiastic meeting at Masonic Hal, In.
dianapol1s, last night. 4 lArsU Arfle 8 -
Villas & Cos. wooIen and saw mills, IA
Manitowac. Wisconsin,. were burned on
Thursday night. Loss s25,0oo.
F A. s. ColIyer announces himself as a
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Tennessee, against Brown, the regular
nominee. = xu-r ffm
The termiu aus of the Morri% & Essex and
Delaware, Lackawana & Western Rail-
roads has been changed nom Hoboken 70
Jersey City. The coat train on the latter
roaa mas been uA4cpn AZ ued. eeaFteas 8
It's reported that D.. Chas. II. Ray, edi-
appointed GovernEaent A Appra1ser for the
port of Chicago. under the recent law
making Chicago "A original port or entry
Considerable exeitemen4 exists Ia politi-
cal circles in Omaha, over eeharges cLreu-
is the nominee Of the Republicans for re-
election, and "a rum ofea 4E1st ne VIII De
requested e reslgeTs q 80
The Executive Commitsee OF the Ma
cinT,tf. last night, NON ID ateci Hon.
Aaron +. Perry for Congress from f3e
First Ohio 4tzLrfct. Mr. Perry fs the Re-
publican caudtdatefor that Office.
~. Farwelf has announced his fnren-
tf0rf to dOna6e $50 00O, the amount OF lis
stock IN the EarWeil building, in Ch1eago,
towards the establ shment OF a library ior
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. Barwen also declines the nomination.
or the Ternperance party Of liltnUis Tor
Congress Inau at large. F
The DeEaocratsof the Second Conkses-
sioflaT District ct Minnesota, IA cOnven-
vote OF 50 to Is, 10 make no nominal ION
for cons gress, bat rec3I n1ended their vas
sails to vote for Ign-tius D0nneily, who
runs as an Independents free trade canuI-
date "A Ratification meeting Was held the
same evening when DJnneily made
speech, wherein ne thantred the Deunoerats
for their endorsement an accepted thElr
platform SIS his own. -.-
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sand Chasst pots, miGrailIe 6ses and
needle guns a0d one thousand army
Remington reYolvars. The total
number exeenAHg BY contract ia
Birmingham, SheReld and I,ondon
is fouro hundred thousand One
London house contracts to sup
ply one million Eve Eandred
cartridges weekly. Total order.
thirty millions. The arms and cart
ridges are lteent from Dover. Fake.
stone. New Haven and Liverpool.
N.Loaae, ChzrceIIor or the .Exebssuer.
IN 8 speech MS afterzoSn, at Etgtr urc.
Intervention or mediation BET ween Fra'nce
and Prussia, in any form Whatever IN
terVeutAoD means labGndonnenG OF neu-
drawn into . qnarreI not Of oar own seek
Ing e see no Re asonl whatever "a kirr7ra-
hend that we shall mediate. We
come o speak OF mediation after the
sword has been DRAWN you get B totally
different SCI ot sconslderaLions. II is no
longer a Ques ion ofIighss OF parties, bal q
quesu0n of relative power. The sgTordi Is
an sEls 20 neclasor. but does It's work
hsae Called the sword = Sin = AAt.aSss We
were to begin 10 mediate.r then We
shou.d os wearing oar neuiralitry exceed
insgiy th1ns The oG1icting nation ; & now
Ia he-r own Strength aud gzflaf they rar,fiire
for seenrlty. IL q thir1 nation tries TO Ia
TEL pose betw cen them, whatever advice III
the other, and so cease 10 De Neutral.
ssheuid We adv fse Prussia 70. be content
with lss than she demands we should be
actually takiiag part with France against
PEusslas and .thEoaE1ng saur moral weight
in the scale In favor of France.
rs, Oh the other hand, We advised Franc
oacgep& terms wlaael1 she deans amcon-
sisten c zgikn NafionAf Z DIG ,ily we - M
be taking the part of Prussia, and tnat Is
whar, in my Judgment, we ought 10
avoid.
lSpeciai Dispatch 10 the Tribune
LoSDoH, September Is The Trfbune's
spendent. te.eg9nphs Ff1day aeon
that the LEQW Il luce has issued an
people 10 create national fund for in
Yallds.
'1ns 2slblele's correspondent a. Paris
wFi.ess y ednesday evening, aJhat great
cissat siacilon exists among the MOBILES
because tne oEacers nominated by the
Emperor are not yet removed.
MetE sts3 EsyidB out 10 is asserted that
Bazafne mas 55s0OO men, an abundance OF
provisions ahd munitionE, and Is CONSTANT
~ narr assiDg The PEussians.
A railway wagon full OF French uni
forms dtEeeIed, 70 the King OF Prussia, W as
sSfz9& Il me e1sst3rn station. sA@aaA-
The city OF Paris Is full OF Prussian spies,
causing approximations Of 2Feacilery.
A decree has been issued fixing the price
OF mest foitu ghtly, and ore il colt =mpIa-
tel fixing i18 price or bread. ~ tHesa II
The bombaFdment was, resumed ysaster-
day forenoon ana coatinued at nlsht. -
<LoNDoS September s16.--Persons In close
relations with Bismarck insist strongly
for the negotiations of peace, and say he
will not dlscuss technical questions, nor
snt nsS 0y yaOds ha s s poe ey se rcSSd e
guarautSe tie execution of the terms TO
Wh4S1 z tazAe'ss- atAt ~ Ar asA
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United States MarshaRs Notice,

UHITKD STATES OF AlrH.RTCA, - ~ ~ rI
District OF Indiana,
WWT a libel of l1nforl Z. I, .s. " y.
W. was 0led IN the District Court @L t t1aN
United states for the District ri 4nA 4n1Ah4 ~
on the frat day OF Beptembsfs loly. w
Charles Walker, agai nBt the efe.sf ~ ~
SAM Orr her BoilerEs Engines. y, .tieI
a AT,lsarei AND FuruiGurs, seized at BAlo De
frfe1 In a cause Of damages, civil an1 - l
fef~ssa ~Ird cIafualnn damages In the snIn
of ESQ and praying process h9aanA1 h'7AA
s1eamboat, and thai tns SANE AlAS NDo
NOW. therefore, IN pur8uanee. .QI Inc MO-
nition under the seal q sald Sonrt 70 tt.e
nr1blic notice 10 All persons claiming said
es5srs(e or any part thereof, or IN any M an-
80 fi1feresfed therein, that they be and
appear before the Distriet Court ef the
United states, to be held nt the City or
fndianapOlis, In nnd for the District OF In-
diana. on the lst Monday Of 0ctobor next,
AZ 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that day.
fhen and there 70 fnterpose their claims
and make their allegetions II that behalf.
~ BEN 6PO0NER, Marshal VI. 81, :
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest j. ID. H0wLAND. OK BepT
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YwHHE FHRM or LYON a MACHEN
IL this day Dissolved BY mutual con-
sent, E. =. Machen Withdrawing. The
business viii be continued BY o. o. Lyon q
Co, who Will settle all the outslandlng
f H. q, MACHEN. f
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BoUrL1.oN, Belgium, September 16.
McMshon, accompanied by Gen.
ChasaL OF the Belgian army, arrived
here TO- day.
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on retiring fIom the hrm Of Lyon q Machr
en. i desire 70 return thanks 70 ali M
friends for past favOrs, aud also 70 Defpea.t
Tor the new nfm a continuancee. % 81 4, ne
EvansFIIle, East. "a, 1870. aapls lp
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JoIaI DlEcasalon.

The following is the list Of appoint
ments for joint discussions between
Capt. Gooding and Judge Niblack;s &
As. vernon, Thursday, September 18th.
ut II. Dr.
New Harmony. FrfGay, September s1th.
at1P.M. He
WadesviIe. Saturday. Oct. 1st. P. n.
evansville. Saturday, Oct, Ists 71< Pm.
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PARIS, Sept. lG-l0 P.lx.-hfarEhal Naii-
lent has been arrested. He presented him-
self At the bastton. and being recognized
by the Officers. was seized BY the crowd
and taken 60 a post OF fbastion six. amidst
hostile dennonstratlons- He was alter
wards conveyed la q coach TO the office OF
the Governor on Paris. Great tndAguatiOn
was excited by reports that the MarHhaf
said he came by order OF the Emperor.
chm. The crowd assaIled the ofIice Of Tro-I
chu. but the Marshal was In safety. =. ~
gua7d Of . corps Of 40 600 American vOlun-
teeres ..... mnae Err arE frrst
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VAR IN EUROPE

PrusaIans Mas sing Rear Paris.
ssz4aa siaza IT ~ EAaz
General Eng ,gamsnt Expeeted Daily.
Extensive PrrpsTatirns for Defense.
8AE ME----1
The Prnsslan DeVastatI0hs Continue
REMARKS ( BY RIgT r HUGO.
His Views Om the Situat1Gns
@# ss8 4& 8Ea
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The Riyersldes, OF Portsmouth, defeated
the Live Oaks, of Cincinnati. al paSe balL
yesterday, by a score OF 25to4
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Spread the Truth.

Some medical men insist that il is undgnifcd TO
advertise remedy, however valuable il may I've.
Queer reasoning this II is like saying that an ar
ner-that benefits and blessings may he too widely
difused-that the means Of protecting and rcstor-
ing health should be a close monopoly, and not &C
cessible TO all. The argument is had II is worse
than that; it is inhuman. Suppose Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitters-an absolute specific for dyspepsia,
biliousness and nervous debility-hal never been
known beyond the repertoire Of the faculty, what
would have been the consequence? Instead Of cur
ing and invigorating millions, the good effects Of
the preparation would have heen confined to COM
parative few. There is the highest authority for
saying that light should not he hid under bu,hel;
that whatever is excellent should be placed city
hill, where all men can take cosnizance Of it.
1t is upon this principle that the Bittcrs have een
advertised and continue TO he advertised in every
newspaper Of any prominence in the western hem
isPhere, and that the spontaneous testimonials in
its favor have been translated into all written Ian
Guagcs. Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day
who would he lansuishiDs beds Of sickness if the
newspapers had not spread the truth with regard
this unequaled inviSorant and corrective far and
wide. Suppose profit has been rcaI,ed from this
publicity. Is that any argument against il? If the
public health has been protected il lives have been
saved; if the feeble have been strengthened and
the sick restored, great good has been accomplished:
and who mean to grulsc TO cKcrtions thus ,li-
rccted their fair reward? tu-th-sat&w
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

private instructor for married persons ih.rse
about he married. both male and female, in
Of offspring, including all the discoveries never
before given in the English language, by WI.
YOUNG, NJ. u. This is really valuable ard in
teresting work. Ii is written in plain language
the general reader and is illustrated with numer-
on. engravinss. AL Young married people, tho>e
contemplating; marriage, and having the least I'M
pediment to married life, should read this book. It
discloses secrets that every should he acquainted
with still IL is q boos that must be locked up and
not lie about the house. II will he sent to ad-
dress ON receipt Of 50 cts. Address DR. WM.
YOUNG, No. 4l6 Spruce Street above Fourth, Phil
sds:phia. oct2iw127
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My FRIEND, stop that terrible cough if
You would avoid a consumptive's grave.
This you can do by using DIR. Piercc's Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical discovery. For cur
ing all throat, bronchial and lung diseases it
has never been equallcd. Pimples on the
face, Eruptions, BlOtches and all ScrofulOus
diseases are cured by this wonderful and
most valuable medicine. Sold by druggists.
Beware of counterfeits. Observe that Dr.
Pierce's private Government Revenue Stamp
is on each bottle d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-27

THE press Of the country is unanimous in
rrcnouncing the Kansas City census the most
brazen fraud of the kind ever perpetratcd.
The Lawrence Tribune says:
We understand that the frauds in the
Kansas City census are to be investigated,
and that the returns will probably he thrown
ont. Ii would be well for the investigating
Louis, who stated, in our Office, yesterday,
that a census taker in Kansas City insisted
on counting him, along with two other nom
residents who were in company with him,
transicntIy in that city, few days since.
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publicity would be matter Of general bene-
fit, in determining the question OF thick
vein for other localities, it is to be hoped
they will publish the whole section, or such
,arts of it as they know to be reliable. L.
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the CAMPAIGN.
Grand Mass Meeting ut Easten.
Easrox, rs, October I'D, 1870.

EAsToN, rs, October I'D, 1870.
| To nc Etii.crcj the Tisses: r. -.
We had large Republican meeting at
the "White School House." Easion Town
ship, Saturday evening the I'D Of October.
Mr.. James Smith acted rs Chairman, w.
NJ. Kincaid, Secretary.
Our colored friends came out in force,
men and women, to hear Capt. Matthews.
His speech was fine effort, replete with
logic, stern facts, humor, and eloquent in
vective. Democracy received such shock
that it can hardly recover, and long faces
seem fashionable just now, in Eason.
Gen. Larirner made good speech, which
was we'll received. He spoke the truth when
he said ''That Democracy was on its last
legs, and could not survive another defeat-"
Count Easton ON the Republican side,
sure. EDWARD.
Nominating Conyeation Of the 20th
Representative District.
The meeting of the Republican electors
of the Twenty ninth Representative District,
comprising the Townships Of High Prairie,
Stranger, and part Of Sherman, was held at
the Stone School House, one and a half miles
east of Big Stranger Bridge, on Saturday
last, to nominate candidate for the Legi<la-
ture.
4. L. HARRISON was called to the Chair
and DIR. Waring, c. Carney, and John
Hutchinson, were appointed tellers.
Upon informal ballot, w. T. Human re-
ceived IL votes, James Orr, q, and Joseph
Howell, %.
Mr.. Human Withdrew in favor of James
Orr.
Upon tbs regular ballot Mr.. Howell re-
ccived SO and Mr.. Orr 80 votes. Mr.. Howell
was accordingly declared the nominee of the
Convention.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is the desire of the Repub-
lican voters of this Representative District
that the candidate for that Office be nomina-
ted, for the year 1871, by Primary Elections,
to he held in each Precinct; therefore
Rcsolred, That the Central COMMITTEES. for
this District, is hereby instructed to give due
notice of the time and place of holding such
Primary Elections, the same to be at the
usual places of holding Elections in each
Precinct.
As number of aspirants for nomination
upon the County Ticket were present, there
was a manifest desire that they should ad-
dress the meeting.
Speeches were accordingly made by Col
Coffin and Messrs. Spry, Sherry, Coney, Ed
gerton, Robinson. and others, to the great
apparent OBLIGATION ofeverybody present.
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Iowa Election Returns.

Dies MONIES, Oct. 25-Thc Republican
State Central Committee, up to this date,
have official returns from cighty-twO coun-
ties: eighty of them giving Republican
majority, and two Democratic. Total Re-
publican majority in eighty counties, 81, :3S7.
Eight other counties reliable, but not Off
tialIy, reported give Republican majority
Of 4, 395, which added to that of the eighty
counties gives II 1872.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

Essays FOR You've MEN, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or improperly Of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled for
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, scaled en-
velopcs. Address, HOWARD ASS CITATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Ia. ~ 2Od&w123
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We copy the following from the Lawrence
Journal, in regard to our coal mine. Ii is
TO he regretted that our coal cannot he de-
livcrei in Lawrence at as low 4 rate as that
from Fort Scott:
This mine is now in successful operation,
and the company is taking out about two
Thousand bushels every day, which amount
will lie increased as the cold weather creates
4 greater demand for good fuel. The shaft
is about seven hundred feet deep. Arrange
ments will soon he completed for shipping,
which will greatly facilitate delivery and
obviatc the present necessity for carting a
mile in wagons to the railroad depot The
mouth Of the shaft is within three hundred
feet of the Missouri river, and the railroad
runs between them. All that is necessary Ia
complete the arrangements for the successful
loading of cars at the mine, is 4 side track,
which is being put in as rapidly as possible,
and will I've completed in few days This
is probably rs good fuel coal As the Fort
Scott, but unfortunately, although nearer
Lawrence, it cannot he delivered here As low
as the coal from Fort Scott. Mr.. Farwell
received two carloads Of the Leavenworth
coal on Saturday morning, all of which was
distributed among his customers throughout
the city during the day. Two more cans
arrived yesterday, and now the coal will be
tested nj the gas works and at Kimban Bros
foundry.
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CITY NOTICE.

So light and delicate are all the prepara-
tions made from SEA Moss FARINE that it
is invaluable for invalids and all thOse re-
qriiring light and easily digestcd food.
cOd&w,
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NEW YOkk, Oct. Is.
SieripGrExch,nosloe icy. eza q, =
Goh ss.h ;ofvsssis a 1iss IN SSn - ny .
unfounded rumofs Of the successful Termination Of
peace negotiations in Europe, with large trans.c-
lions; recovered TO III closed at 1ls- Borrowing
mates fat, Carrying 2@3 per cent.
|.Govemmenis dun and heavy. The Treasury
disbursed SIS. $50, On account Of interest.
Geup9n,. 81. u; -. I:'ssi25s; 81.
':z:io3s sies.; is. isssiS1z; ie-ss Ssssss; Z.
State bonds dull; No. e.. 81.
FF~ Fso5 H4uHT ~
80 sEVMsk ssr. isuss, SOs. q. =
FLOUR-lo@l5c better on low grades; super
81 ooa4 %; X q A0@4 IS; XIX - so@5 90.
WHEAT-Firm; No ?, red Gall 81 2o@i p; choice
|IeOORN-Fimer and best grades higher. mixed %
g60c: prime white sc.
OATS-Dull at s2alic in sacks.
BARLEY-Firm at 75c@Sl o. for good to choice.
RYESteady ut sc for NO2.
WHlSKEY-LOver At SIZE:
PRSvisioNs Steady and arm with only job
bling demand.
PORK-t25 50.
BULK MEATS-i3c; clear rib Ice; clear l7c
BACON-Shouldcrs lie; clear rib I3s4c; clear
&c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Oct. -.
FLOUR-Demand active sand advanced lie;
supers S. 4O@5 60; extra aJ95; choice s. %
@6 30,
wHEAT-Opcnei frmer but closed dull and lte
&c lower; No 3, spring 81 l5Sl e21z. Iitnf+lifi ,
CORC-In fair demand and at lower rates; mixed
79lzds0c; -.-C
OATs-Quiet and unchanged; Ohio 5i@56c;
western 53@55c.
COFFEE~Dull and unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady and in moderate demand Cul,a
sugar 91z@;OL; Porto Rico lOtalO,yc.
MOLASSES-Dull and unchanged.
IORK-Dull and unchanged; mess SIC 90.
BEEF-Quet.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged; picked hams -
@20c.
MIDDIES-Dull; long clear 1Izc-
LARD-Dull and nominal steam lie; kettle 1871
CLOG.
WHISKEY-Dull and shade lower.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Oct. p.
FLOUE-Extra spring 4 IS, cash.
WHEAT-NO2, spring opened frmer at 81 OF.
CORN-Cnchanged.
OATS-Dull and declined 114d1zzc to &c for No 2.
RYE-Steady and dull at So
BARLEY-I)emand fair and firm at Sic for No 2,
wHISKEY-s6MS.c for iron.
MESS PORK-s25 90.
LAkD-15Zc.
HW;S-Active at s. 2507 20.
CATTLE-MOre active and 15ti25c higher,
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CONSTIPATION Flatulence Inward Piles, Fullness Of
Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour
EructatiOns, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit Of the Stom-
ach, Swimming II the Head, Hurried OF
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering ut the Heart Chok-
ing or su6scating Sensations when in Ly-
ing Posture, Dimness Of Vision,
Dots Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency Of Fer
spiration, iellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, etc, Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imaginings Of Evil, end Great De-
precision Of Spiritsal indicate disease Of the Liver
or digestive organs, combined with impure blood.
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WILD gccse and ducks are making tllei'
appearance in market, in large numbers,
and the restaurant windows present tempt,
ing display Of plump game. Sportsmen are
having fine times.
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HH
An ns1leA ~ M spssa NJ an..gazilh b
IL ~ sadssAeesn ~ alAunafso Arrived Asu
ths vsUsaaAls kiae1so, - ~ Isa3assfFsannaun
~ nssG psvssssl 4 n tAss sss.i,sa ~ De
nisezal vssid. - n vAsAavs ~ ~ hsys eli.-
iealexRezisass - $1,000 ~ other a thess.b.
stances inessaso ~ i.tesaiAo ~ power Of he
other. Ia RotasA asgnests ~ aesivity a ~
SarnParills, s.d this in ID tssn 49, innossay
TO he vrtses a ~ Rslash. Isgslhw. n ~ csu-
binstiDn II EAvasd Wil1ers 0Rnpnilh asd NJ
ash. they eoaait.te Tie ~ Aus3ks 1asss Pu;-
A~ and Cbasasais.ss AAsxsas.s ever ~. Ne dis
case or affection Which hePe.ds . inBszity q Tie
barsa en- F1lsG IL acaisa. SucA h tAe confidence
in tAat . ~ , ssss.Ass h every eass who're
the drecsioas are followed. IN any Il IL f,lovi.e
diseases: SeFofala in an IL nuleitpaissus ipsna
Chroaie Rheamsti.D, Cstaasso AaIe4ss.s, sypA-
ills or vs.ereal Diene, sesslals0 ssss Eye.
Glanduiar Swelling d IL Neck q elssvhers.
letter. weePi.s Soes Leg. Uleen q every kind,
PimP'es On the Faee. Riagvss., scald Hssd, FaiI-
ing q tho Hair o. Allopeeis. White Swelling, Ague
Cake. Chronic ErydPsaa.. Dsopsy. &c. Thh ned
icine has affected the most voadesSal eurss. 81
p,uch 50, that sew tie nsss enisest pSys,eaa,s in
the World preseri.s II IN tsir daiiy practice.
They know its worth. Nov Is The season Of the
year when your system requires IN attentive ned
icine. The. get this Il osos.
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Announcement,

The Republicans of Stranger AMI Tonsan.ve
Tow nshirs take riraSur. in arnouncin :" IL" pub
lie that Newton Mann, "f Tnn@an"Sic, will 10"
candidate for the ollie" of Sureriulrn, of iuhlo Ia
<truction Of I.eavsHw"yth County subject 7" tn"
action Of the Republican Convention +" L. h@hl "n
the 18th inst MANY VOTER.
oct2..iSw
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ucum~vux,mia EIcctfou Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Ofiicial returns
from all Congressional Districts show a Re-
publican majority If 4, 293.
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originated in the nervous system, and is
mot the result of sympathy, the BrrrERs will
be equally efficacioW. eod&w.
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S. S. CAswELL, Esq, Of Junction City,
who was stabbed by Mexican, in Abilene,
a few days ago, died on Friday night from
the fleets Of his wounds, which were not at
first considered dangerous.