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81. LOUIS.

Netting Of 0er1aas o. sympathy Uish
PY1Ssea-0eeat Observation-Disclosures
70 the German Nat10n.
ST, LoCIs, July ia German meeting
to express sympathy with Prussia in the
struggle about to commence between her and
France, held tonight, was one OF the largest
ever held here. National airs were played,
national songs sung by the crowd, and the
enthusiasm was very great. After speeches
by DR.. Harrison, Emil Pratetorous, Col.
Darzer and others, which abounded in
denunciation Of Napoleon and praise Of
King William, Bismarck and the German
nation generally, the following address wa
adopted
To the German Nation-The desperate
gambler on the French throne, under cos,-
temptible prciexts, has commenced a war Of
suppression and conquest against Germany.
The times of Napoleon !. are threatening
once more. Yours is struggle
for the independence Of all nations, and for
YOUR own national life; your defeat would
dismember the German Fatherland and
make It dependency Of France; your vic
tory secures Germany's unity, and with that
her liberty; your triumph would even liner
ate France 1t is with pride and joy that We
hear Of German people, North and South,
rushing to arms for their country as one man.
Firmly confding in your patriotism, youl
strength and your perseverance, We expect
glad tidings Of victory for the holy cause Of
the land Of our birth.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


..#-,. INV 1oRA, july ~.
Early in the day thcrc was very feverish and
unsettled feeling in Wall street with q partial
revival Of war excitement. The gold nom was the
chief point Of attraction and there were some wide
huefultion>. The market opened at very early
hour and befere the formal opening Of the Board
considerable business transacted at 81 221ze-
~. The first recorded sale; in the rom WIS
II Il a., after which the market settled down TO
2Iss o. 2II4. Subsequently, on the report III the
announcement that 80 bonds hal gone down TO
PIC Ut FraMkE,st AMI 81 at London, gold worked up
10 49,. Tn. market was bid up rapidly and husi-
ness was not ~ Large usual. t..-.
Money active at G@5 for call loans.
The afternoon was more stringent aud fancy rates
were paid. After hank hours the demand was
very active and continued quite late. The vote on
call vas Per cent, but in many instances gold
interest Was paid, and after ~ cicck in some
commission was added to the legal rate Spccu-
latcrs were astonishe at the fact that III Hillicn
offered by the Government only s6,5, 900 were hid
at 81 2l.i p 800. They were all accepted by the
t;overnment and Instructions were received from
Secretary Boutwell, not to offer the remaining
S3sJ, 900. The market dM not remain steady fur
any length Of time AFTER the Treasury bids bat
became heavy and gradually declined to 81 cI54
This afternoon the market for gold was more
quiet The Bulls are evidently feeling uneasy at
the alrcpce Of Epliablc news Of hattie. The price
was crowded to c22sss but Afterwards fell Cd AMI
closed at y. .....
Clearances sl2,, ON0. 00O.
sterling quiet at i0,S@Io,. 60 days; io14@io1s
sight bills. .r-...
Governments opcncd quiet and n less desire 10
sell amsag th. GeTnian bankers and offerings taken
quite freely ~ bankers ami financial institutions.
The market chsed dull with Little doing the f,l
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LARQ-EYrihtt asi ~ AiGAe.. ,d-s ,,..-
scA e 80; S1dcs it0 ls1f. =
Is W6s - fir 70 SstneS S5VoOs - fs ehotn %
eqtrs-
C0HCAoDO AARk9R
rLOun-ftrn q . N05 = O. spsi.s e1tra.
WHEAf-fMM aAA leSalAY snA heSA Ppeeip&s
S65c higher, c3osiRe e o. Sci - aN regular
gfsdes.
CORN-Active clning q sSX6sse<e fpr No2.
OATS-Qaiet 1t 3{ote 6wef c1uuiS9 st 500.
RYE-Active st aE Ho,.
BARLEY-Dun nnd noninal
PROvISlONS-NOge rrtive.
HIGHWINES-Dan SC fe w,sa. = -
PORK-e3e -.
LARD-l6Nc.
CUT MEAfS-S AoalAes In.
HOGs-Aetive Il iseeec AeAes - pesss hir
tO extra '....'
CATTLE-Quiet at - 2ses % Texas to choice
shipping steers.
NEW YO8k AADkEf.
EEW YoaE, July %.
Moderately sctivs q Is 7saS 50 suFei
western Sc 4s6 - conssoa 10 suod extra Do; 6 ~
a. y good tn ch0ice.
WHISKEY-Firm At q o1al o5s5.
wHEAT-EAiF1y actiye efAnG heavy ut ~
bwer 81 Sialee No spring; 81 Ga 50 MOI Nil
waukee.
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~ ao1..e1o. n France.

PARIS, July 17,-Thcrc is rumor tina,
an engagement has taken place near For
back, resulting in loss to the Prns>ians Of
three thousand killed; French lOss, two
thousand killed. As yet the report can be
traced to no reliable source. The Emperor
will issue a manifesto to the States of Ger
many, assuring them Of the good will Of
France. The war feeling takes entire con-
troll Of the people. Yesterday Duke Gram
mont, after leaving the Senate Chamber, was
greeted ly crowds upon the streets with
cheers and plaudets amounting to an Ova-
ton. 4 Demonstration was made in front Of
the residence Of Thier-, expressing dissatis-
faction at his course in the Corps Legislatif.
This was followed by demonstration in his
favor. The latter was not respectfully s,ls-
tanned, and was the work of unknown per
sOns. Accounts from the Provinces state
that Yesterday there was an anti-Pr:ssian
demonstration, participated in by all ages
and classes with the greatest enthusiasm.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE KANSAS
LABOR UNION.


THE FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The State Convention of the Kansas La.
Dor Union met yesterday morning at Woolf',
Hall, pursuant to call, at 10 O'Clock, and
was called to order BY the President, Hon.
Amos Sanford, Of Cherokee county. Pres
ident Sanford stated the object Of the Con-
vention, and gave short history of the OF
g:mization of the Union, its progress, &c.
On motion, committee on credentials,
consisting Of the following gentlemen, va.
appointed: H d. Moore, Labor Union No.
3, Crawford county; c. o. Smith, Labo.
Union No. II, Topeka, and J. S. Coulter,
Leavenworh Typographical Union No. 45,
ofLeayenwusth.
On motion the Convention adjourned till
O'clock p. m.
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France Enthusiastic.

LONDON, July 1.-THE war enthusiasm
in France is very great. The people offer to
pay double taxes. The police are obliged to
protect the residences of Thiers and Favre,
who made speeches against the war.
Prussia proposes to invade France with an
immense force Mcmahon, Bazaine and
Canrobert will command three corps Of the
French army. The Prlssian troops Of Sax
Ony are in motion. The Dutch reserves
have been ordered out to protect the frontier.
The German parliament meets on the 10Th
To vote the necessary credits for war purposes.
Advices from Berlin represent that the
Prince Royal, Frederick William, will take
command Of the armies Of the States "f
South Germany.
4 telegram from Pesth states that the
chiefs Of the different parties in Hungary
had met there and adopted resolution SYM
Ir,thizing with France, and declarin: that
every victory Of France would he a victory
for HUNGARY
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The biusd dessriog,tes IN hSt weather. Frofase
ysesirsttsa dspsives Il u pHtica q its souEisn
tng and reprDductiye psvgefties- Cunseqhently, in
ynmneT, the AGh loses Ii some deEfee, its Arm-
~, The n9sea0 HEX Thrift usual Elasticity and
ID1,i al ~. VeieAt a the budy dini1ishes.
fkese are e3ar ipdicatlens that the ordinary supply
u The ssaaining rEihcipse aAbFded BY the fod
We eat, b ~ sa0cie1t - nleet TIE equiremeuts Of
the system under high iemPerataFe. There "
another for this besides the direct indueDce
Of the neat. vz tie Dues Of appetite and the weak
saing 9TH digestive PVvers With il occasicns.
Under these circumstances wholespsAe inviEpssnt
Is evidently needed and the best and safest Is Ho
tetters Stomach Bittess. This admirahae Vegetable
tonic and slteEatise, acts hvoralIy upoa the sys-
tenn In several ways II increases the appetite and
facilitates digestion, thereby inclnng the stcach
to receive and enabling ii To- assimilaie due
amount Of ncurlss.sent. II sls0 t,nes the relaxed
secfetive organs and the bowels. Under its opera
tioo the process Of emsciation, c-szsicueA by the
drsin thfoash the pores, Is arrested, the whole
frame refreshed and invigosated, and the spirits
hierated The dyspeptic, the bilious, the nervous,
the deblitated scarely need TO be told that II L
precisely the stimulant and corrective they ought
TO take at this season. Thousands VI them know
the fact by experience. Nothing in the pharma-
cPeia (o1 out VI it) will supply its plsceleast 81
al the trashy heal Ro<truaas which s.ue unscru-
rulOus dealers wouh le glad, fig the benefit 81 theii
o~n pockets. b petldle out II its stead.
tO-th-sat&w
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Lessons I'm War.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The President
has about decided to send Gen. Sheridan OF
Gen. Scho6eld, or some other army officer,
to Europe towitneS; the war there, and profit
by foreign inventions in arms. \ commits
sion of three American officers was cent over
during the Crimean war
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Beware Of Arsenic,

AMI all ar-r.i!ca! con,rounis. scss-: Es' better,
endure shaking md quasing life through than tAin-
Per with this mine raj poison, matter how care
fully prepared. Its extensive u.s. In maiariai DIS
sa.es hiss already proven the esu-e Of xrsst and dis
tn. Sing injury. lie EDWARD wnDEH' ; Chill
ToSr for Chill. anil Fever. Fewer aud AEuc, and
ever. FIRM, Twp, rar,ctr. and svcces ~ Nalaria
W Pal,r,al Fever ar Affection, Twenty zone hay
Chill-, Bilious Rsmitr-nt Fever, Bow Ague,
Lu",i,sg, anil every fus Of Periodical Di-sA-"- u
has po ..,ua! II eH"cts certain md rspii curv.
II is rar.ly vegetable. ], Is warranted 10 cure.
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b ~. levin Live 8eOck Market.
The market for cattle during the past week has
been nsore Satisfactory 10 sellers than FIR SOME
weeks past. The supplies and quality Il stock
have been bcttef and fhe market On the whoe besn
active. Texan sud Indian cattle have brcn largely
in excess: vsSixoo.sA ay, tE.nsscficns n Illus
CATTiEs 9ySf native steers averaging !, ss's
r. At s. ST. u sssi sspcVth l"t averaging l. iss
r.. at g.: Al Texan, butchers Cs'IrliticO, averax-
ing sOl rs at e Is; ~ thin do averaging ~ De, At
ss 81 ID s.yi d. averaging os n, at :, =; and
50 do Do, ayrvaGing I 80 DIS, al 81 % The hal
snce oS tie .sIes n the yards were chiefly Texans
and Chsrvkee, Al rtAil At s. to 8 q.
H(H;SLaO extra averaging ia k-, at % 12L;
do avrn,.inx 30 .. 1t -; g averaging rs n u
81 IS; q averaging I42s ~ IS 20: q aves.ging 2oo
Hs at g. 90 ), averaging 1e5 Ms at g %; . averag-
Ing gs n At g. 60 . syeraEing 2s3 rs Ut % 30; y
.verseinc no hs n . -; 3. svvr,sine lss hs At
s. y There vcfe quite nuni.r dispvsrd Il in
retail Iot. of vaxisas quality fum y u p
SHEEP-The principal saieS wcN-is sheep al
81 3: % at 81 Ss = Nec sfz:; and s. lam'.s at
Is o. r.r besd; as Si2, aud Is n &ts - the III.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
". SJ.fTSyTS I" TIT

On SActiUn the Committee ON Credentials
submitted their report, which was as follows:
To the President Of the State Lrbor Cn'cr:
Your committee appointed to examine and
report upon the credentials Of delegates to-
the Convention, beg leave 10 report the fol-
lowing gentlemen As entitled to Keats, and
recommend that they he admitted accord
ingly:
p. Fl. Tiernan, Fort Scott Typographical
Uuion No. 139.
CO. Smith. Labor Union No. IL.
J.H. Cassidy, Labor Union No. lS, Of
Delaware Township, Leavenworth County.
W. B. Llngdon, Labor Union, lola Town
ship, Cherokee County.
Amos Sanford, Columbus Union, No. Is.
S. J. Langdon, Local Union, No. =.
c. n. Sayres, Local Union No. 5.
b. F. Sylvis, Leavenworh Workingmen's
Union.
u. S. Coulter, Leavsnworth Typographical
Union, No. ~.
Hug II Cameron, sanfordville, Cherokee
County. - fIt fH :uAfk
H. d. Moore, Labor Union, No. 8.
H. B. Carter, iron Moulders' Union,
Leayenworth.
Your committee would also report that s.
J. Langdon holds certificates from Labor
Unions Nos IA and II, and recommend that
he be entitled to only one vote-that to
which he is entitled rs representative Of his
own Union.
Your committee would also report that the
certificate Of Hugh Cameron is irregular in
form, not stating the locality or number Of
the Union he represents; and the name a
IL ols TOD ha-
changed, and Mr. Cameron's name inser-
ted
Also your committee find that H. B. Car
ter is elected delegate, but no place or Or
ganization is given in the certificate.
We also find that W. V. Barr holds GER
:ificate Of election from Labor Union No. ii
/ as alternate. The principal being in at
| tendance, YOUR committee recommend that
| he, Mr. Barr, be admitted to seat ON the
ioor, but without the privilege Of voting.
All Of which il respectfully submitted.
H. d. MOORE,
L. q. SMITH,
j, S COULTER,
Committee.
On the motion to adopt considerable dis
cussion ensued.
l III PC"Io '" MI Ndhefo", WI. AN'""'
said he did not think he was resident o
Kansas, but lived in Washington, ID. C..
where he was publishing paper The Ia
boring men Of Kansas were perfectly comPe
tent to manage their own :.hairs, and he dit
not think il was necessary for nonresident
TO come here and manage for them.
Abstracts Of claims passed upon by tn
Committee on Claim, and allowed by tn
County Board, July 9Th, 1870.
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=" N II ------II' ST. IIt-lS, July ~
TOB ACOo- steady Al s@Sl 4 fr cosaD"n leaf, l.:
a ssc Ejr r. sssch Manufacturing
HENPLCntasAneed ~ 81 seel - muireSed
rFe s6sLc: hn5nR Ne. af~
FLOCR-C psettlea and held higher and stocl
81 5,csS q: XXX s c5ts6 -: fErssily 81 0Aas a..
wHEAT-OIrnN a s~sc higher With scss,
speculative des.and; hut lrsae the cine she nj.
f.II q a: chasing at 81 81. No DO 81 Jsl 8.
TO6Y1Dull ana sncAanEea, cAairS nixed sad
uris,e ye33vw Soe; white 81 ase a. =. ....-
ONTSlDull NJ 9eSae old: &sc esr 6r new.
RYE-rnchanrpd u s0esSsc.
WWk,KHY-EiRn - 81 -. 80
3 SCa;AR-Highsr I21ssls,s rri.se tn ehsiee. /,
NOI.ASsEEUnchangedat $ae9E.
GY)FFEEeHiyhrr ranEfng ~ NG2Sr.
p1DRE-Ginn af n WG:a -. -lr,rr.s
BAON-Hieheg At lsals'4c; shoulders char til
ne! clear lS1zc.
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llalY axAinAf FRANCO

FLORENCE, July IA great popular
demon tration was made here to-day against
France. Crowds collected in front Of the
Foreign office and German Embassy witt,
shouts Of "down with France" ''yiva Italia
and "yiya Prussia
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eTVlIE TAX WARRANTS ISSuEH BY THE
i City Clerk To- Patrick Nctionigle for constructs
ing sidewalk the north side Of Osag~ street be-
tween sixth and seventh streets;
Th0>e issuel 10 the saHsc lary for constructing
Sidewalk ON the north side of Usage street bctv-cn
Main and SecOnd streets;
Alsp thos. i>-ussl to Patrrk Nctri>ta FIR grading
DzcOesh street from Fifth strrrt TO Brvadway
are nov in my hansl> FIR collection. Penalty ac-
crues August 18th, 1870.
'I-r HENRY DECKEIMNN.
~ -.-' City Treasurer.
BY p. H.. MADDEN, Deputy ...F
jy11dtt,swI1i
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D, WASHINGTON, July l8.-Gn. Parker,
Indian Commis:oner, viii SON t.ke Aeps to
Iearn the win Of the Onees in Kansas, q to
giving up their land under the terms Il the
late act Of COrgreA N---t'
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PURIFY TIE IlIiD.

Tn. NEST active, energetic, unfailing and rapid
remedy known for thocs numerous diseases Incident
10 an impure state o( the blood is EDWARD WILD
hEs SARsArARlLIA AND FOIAsn. This Er~.t
Medicine stands without n rival. II Is perfectly
peerless. Manf,,n turcl with the utmost car. from
the pur-.t ari ,s,liess naterals IL has achieved
reputation kr potency and th"rUsghnsss that places
il in the fr"nt rank u popular r.m.d-s. Cure is
guaranteed i'm every ease, where the ilirvti"ns
Gtkywe,l, for thor dsease~. the .sest terrible Of
which the human bdy can hc'subject. namely
>crfnla in all its firms; every known variety I"
Constitutional Syphilis, "r venerral Dis-ssr, Neu-
ralgia skin Di~a-.s, no matter how "ti ~ invst-
.rate Chronic Rh-unsatiss, ScsofGl"us Snrv Ey-,,
Glanslular swelling. Il the N-ck, elsewhere,
Chronic Chills and Fever, letter, Weeping sore
Irg, UL-rs ii every kind, Fimvs.s On the fsr,
Ringworn,, SrsS-heai, Falling out IL the Hair, nj
| NIlo,rci,, White Swelling. HiP-j"int Dis.a>s,
| Chronic Ery>ip-iss. Agr. Cake DUui~y, etc.
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MARRIAGE
GUIDE.

Vs maTv, on the- P&ibO-
s,phical mysteries ,nJ revelations Of the seNuso
system, with the latest discoveries i'm prvslucine
and preventing offspring, how To- preserve the COsss
plexinn. sc.
This il an interesting work Of two hundred and
twenty -four pagrS with numerous sugravinrs. and
contains valuable information for the-e rho are
married contemplating marriage still u il tss'k
that ought :" he kept under lucs AMI key. and mt
laid carsle>sly about the hour.
Sent 70 any one free III Instagr1 FIR hhy cents
address pr Rutts, IiSpen>ary, No y. North
Eighth Street, -. Louis.
D1N"ticc 10 the Afflicted aIsi unfortunate.
Before APPLYING =" the notorious Vusrk. ~h'
saevertiSs In public payers, or ur>tn: any OuWk
remedies, peruse IT. Rutts work. matter Whist
your disease is INV d-pl,rshlr y"ur c"R'oitiss
Dr. Butts can le c"ns,,lscl personally or by ~
ter ON the diseases mentioned in his works.
NJ. II North Eighth street, between Market sws
Chestnut, -. I<,siis. Nj.
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lElEDI q 1It lttl

EDwARD wmDaR's FAMOUS STOMACH BsrrRas
certainly cure pysP~P-is. Liver .Cc.Psaist. insai-
gcssion in sl It's forms, Intermittent Fever. Fever
and Age, and an periodical diseases. II relieve.
Colic and Flsx. Cures custiveaess, proves - in
vieor.nt Of mill and delightful character f'r deli
cate females, acts as an Alternative and tonic r an-
lily Purru-es, rceuperats the wasted and deeili-
tstci i..re strengthens the appetite sud improves
the digestive k.~.; Is unlik- all other sitter..
its basis hins pure oil Bourbon copper Distilled
whisky, ~kile The holy Of all rival psrpa-
ratioss is coaDea raw Whisky o. Akahol,
which is in the hiehe.s desrre eHtrssseay de-
leterious 10 the system. This fact has Of itsel
stro.xly ccMmenlcd II to the conkdescc VI the pub
bic, and its usefulness has beea attested by the un
solicited certificates cf leading nsen In the .eiiea
profession and the holy MINISTRY
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TN~ Mtg Morn Expealai0a-FeaFs Felt
EOe 10e89 80Re1y-PEOGxese - -
Kanxaa Paci0c RailWay-ln0toDs.
OMAHA, July ia letter to the Hsutd
from South Pass City OF the l2th inst, says
the Big Hcn expedition has not been heard
from since they left the Wind River Valley,
and were heading to cross Owl Creek mom-
taius. Considerable anxiety is felt for their
safety.
Ten mikes Of the X. p. X. K is completed
eastward from beaver. There y gaY d
less than IS miles, and trzck-hying b euins
forward from both ways. II will probably
be completed in from four to six weeks.
.1H ' 'ss Eo Z, +;
country, are reported as having rerosed
northward, bat there is no MEMS from tie
soldiers Who went there
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CONSUMPTION

NJ enemy to the human Is more 10 he dI-asl-
81. and is iu.idioas in its approaches, than
that t"o fsssl an, generally prevalent arh destroyer
IT health and happiness II my ri"is-' Ccnsunr-
ten in it, chastity FORM The duty of all is Ia
guard against its ir>t advances This may b. done
by the timely u~ f EDWARD wmpER's CEN
Pound EXTRA; ~ WILD CHvxRy, preparation
especially recommended a:Eor,ing certain relief
k,r all Pulmonary Complaints. B~f,rr il Coughs,
Coils and Csssrrh> rapidly Disappear. II afE'rds
pr,,rt and decided comf,rt in eases 1t Bronchitis.
Laryngiti. anil Asthma OF Phthi>ir. Likrwi~.., il
is Of the highest in relieving the difficult BREATH
ing AMI distressing Cough "f tlsr~ aalicted With
Consumption In all es-r- II Pncums.Wia Winter
Fever il is indispensable. II has equal in TASTE,
eiicic,,cv, sssi I..w-r. Wherever ard IL has nat
only given present relief, but effected permanent
e"res. .,F .ff rs r1trf t.rr.r.
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CORRECT the STOMACH.


II il well ssecrtained physiological faet that the
origin Il most cf the ills 10 which humanity is heir
Is a i~rsng-tl condition II the slim.ntary canal.
The bowels become~ constipat~l AMI sluggish, and
theme ari~s train IL farfal snd distressing NAL
.ii.>. As a preventive and cure FIR tms', Ed
WARD wILDrR's FAMILY PILLS are mnrivaii~d an,
without prsc.sent. They are not sxeell"'i A. .
purra,ive, AMI are specially recommended in all
F-vsrs anil lnAamnstosy Di-cas-s: in Acute Rheu-
,satisa; Inaammatioa Of the Liver, Bssin. Kill
ney., and Bl.Il~r; in Ery,ipeIs-, Fever AMI Agne,
Acute Ophthalmia cr Sore Eyes, FuilnsSs Of TIN
Head, virtisn, Dizziness. Blint ~ :. etc. They
.re far superior =, any kno~n combinati"n in th'
certain sni rarid relief aeorls.l In al the sa"r'
named disesss.
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Is.porsant I.fsr,.as,s..

Diseases If the Kidneys and hlsldrr are csal.
plants ot frequent occurrence in iSth sexes, which
il nciertesi and allowed "a hecsasc chpnic, entail
ulson the sufferer number of painful and exceeSl
inyy annoyin: symptoms, which almost make lie
q burthrn. These symptoms a.e, fr~t, irritability
of the bladder. AMI frequent desire 10 empty tn,
SINE; next, pains i'm the Rack and Loins, and q
the disease advances, Mental Depression, S-rvOu,
lrritalifity, and Neuralgic Pains appear. Cror
the approach of the above mentioned symptoms
prompt means should be used 60 cur them, and on
of the mott efficient reEseiies, FIR that PuTlsr will
h. found in waync's Diuretic Elixir. eol&w
THE SoLAcE OF AGE.-Fiantaiicn Bitters is ar
nutrirnental ola n distilled lisuars-Ind a variet
of tonic alternative and ant-hiiious vegetable prs,-
ductions. AMONG which il that invaluable a
invisorators CaliSaya bark The spurious basis il
manufactured by the agents nf the prcprieterS frHn
the su.zr-cane, their own l-sshcE plantations 10
the West Indies and the taliSaya bark Is cath eret
and prepared for expectation frsm south America
bv the employees of the finn. R,th, theretDse,
can I've guaranteed to I've unadulteratei and IL TIKI
finest quality
For these reaSons, Fisntation Bitters is recunl-
menled IS un.-iusll.i invi-crating cordial 81
asca Persons. hut il has a stronger rccmmenda-
IN than that II the Pprsietos, wiz :1the tesn-
neny II thousands in the decline II life, Who hs~e
tested its rcviyifying Pru4rerties- The record
covers period of more than ten years, and includes
both sexes and all age, from my 10 fOur-scoT<
years AMI upwards
SEA Moss fARISE, from pure Irish Nces, Rs
Blanc Mango, PuddnGs, Custaris Crean,s, DC
&C. The cheapest, hcathiest, and most deliciou.
fcod in the world, eOdAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-21

The City Council decided last evening tc
submit to vote Of the people the question OF
issuing $50, 900 in city bonds for public i'm.
movements