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Triennial Anniversary Of Samaritan
Lodge. M. 10, {. q. CT.


The celebration OF the Triennial Anniyer
sary OF this lodge will be held at Odd Fellows
Hail on "Wednesday evening, Nov. 30th
The following is the progromme of the ex
ercises of the evening:
The Lodge Ia be- called TO order at pre-
cisely hali-past o'clock, BY \. H. Wood
Worthy Chief Templar and Presiding OF
fcer.
To open by singing one of orr odes
and PRAYER by Rev. Robt. Brown.
"A statement of the exercises of thu
evening, and welcome To friends and visit
ing bretheren, by the Presiding Officer
3-Music, by the South IeavenwOrih Mu.
steal Association.
Am essay, by z. W. q. " T. Siste,
Burbanks.-subiect, " Progress of the Order
in the State of Kansas"
5-Reciration, The Rum Maniac" by G.
NJ. Barns, T.. W. CT, Empire Lodge No.
81, |. .. q. I.
6-Song, "What will the Harvest be, Z" by
Professor Bpown of Olivet College, Ohio.
i The Anniversary address, by J. w
TAYLOR.
S-Song, Little Barefoot, Ly Miss Mary
Buhler
9-ReciIation. "The Two NagabnnIs," by
l.. NJ Goddard.
10-Address, subject, Temperance" by
the Hon. ID. j. Brewer
11-Song, "Romanza from Martha, by
Fred Haxby, of the L. :. \.
l2-Lodge Ia close 10y select music, 10y the
I. South Leavenworth Musical Association.
After the Lodge closes there will be /:
grand Social in the main Hall below, to
which all friends oi the Order are cordially
Invited.
II Tickets TO the social can be procured from
J, Bros. W. W. Childs and W. ii. Eberle in
1he hall, or before that time at Crew 4 Nor
4 fan's and Rose q divers BOOK stores, or
rom any member of the Executive Commit
re for 81.
! Il No tickets are necessary Ia attend the open
/. hodse, and all friends of Temperance are
Earnestly requested to be present. We wish
Eto make our anniversary IN every way a
1 pleasing success, and if possible interesting
and beneficial to all who may attend.
4 The open Lodge will close at fifteen min
ukes TO 10 o'clock, 80 that the social will COM
'sQence at 10 o'clock.
The Fort band has been employed for the
aston, which of itself ins,lres good music
there will he an excellent supper served
ne basement at which Beiga will preside.
GUS committees have been appointed to
- on friends and visiting bretheren, and
| ~ hiicipa,e good time.
oping tina; all friends OF the order and of
s lfasce may lend us their aid 10 make
81 eoletainment one of pleasure well as
go we s,bscribe ourselves,
Youm, &C.,
II. w. CHII.Ds Mrs. NJ W. CHILDs
ia NJ. GODDARD NJ. Brown.
E w. TAYLOR NJ F. TAYLOR
J. \. SrUTsMAN
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Price 30 cents. Sent by mall post paid on re-
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lars Beware Of CoCNTERFEITs and worthless imi-
tations. see that my private stamp, which is a
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wrapper. Remember that this private Stamp, is
sued by the United states Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait, name
and address, and the words .'U. :. Certificate Of
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others representing themselves DIR. sage; I am
the only man now living that has the knowietg.
and right 10 manufacture the Genuine Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, and I never travel TO sell this
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novidAv6l 133 Seneca-st-, Buffalo, n. Y.
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CHEAP WATCHES.
go Watch: "a Watch !:
% THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watch Co.
HAVE APPOINTED
]. F. WILLIAMS & CO., JEWELLERS,
SCI Droadvav. New York

COLE AGENTS FOR THE IT, =, AND HAVE
- authorized them TO sell their great Eureka Au-
niinum Gold Watches for Three Dollars, and TO
warrant each and every keep correct time for
one year. This watch We guarantee 10 be the hest
and cheapest tme-keeper that is now in use in any
part Of the globe. The works are in double cases.
Ladies and Gents size, and are BEAUTIFULLY chased.
The cases are made Of the meal now 50 widely
known in Europe as Aluminium Cold. 1t has the
eraef color o. Gold, which Il Arrays retaias; il will
stand the test Of the strongest acids; tell
II from Gold only by weight, Aluminium Gold being
one fourth lighter. The works all made by machi-
merry, the same As the well known American watch.
We PACK the watch safely in small box and send
IT by mail to any part of the United States on re-
ceipt of $50; fifty cents for packing and postage.
\ key Is sent free with each Watch. Money should
be sent By Postoice Money Order or in a Registered
Letter. Address all orders and communications to
]. F WILLIAMS & Co., Jewellers,
SOL Broadway, New York.
nOyI0eol&wllS
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OUR latest advices from Butler county
state that great excitement existed there in
consequence of the lynching Of Jim. Smith,
Lewis Booth, George Booth and Lewis Cor
bin, by mob of fifteen armed men. The
charge against them was, We believe, horse
stealing.
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MANHOOD! W0MANH00D !

EXPLAiNISG WHO MAY, AND WHO
Il ought not to marry. Excessive sexual excite
inent-iiS CAUSES, with nee'ifui advice. All
that i worth knowing about PEEVENTIGN. Also
why 50 nanny Of both sexes have PIMPLE- On the
face, &c. and giving sufficient reasons why one
half Of ,hc females, in this land Of ar PRE-
NATL RELY lSt!RM II NV Suggestions Wer.
followed boy al, death by CONSUMPTION would
decrease oDe-hai: in single generation. r--So
father Of finiy atori TO BE- without The i'll
formation rs No young man but onght tn read
Manhood ED No. young lady but oucht 70
read Nv oin3nhO1d. - They are bound separately
and sen, prepaid by mail. SECURE From OR-
SCRANTON, al II cents each, both together
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Industrial.

There is a scarcity of cotton pickers al
the South.
One company in Boston has manu-
featured 500 locks within three months.
Last year 100000 pairs of spectacles
were turned out from one factory at New
Haven.
AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the splen-
did old frigate Niagara, second rate, is being
torn to pieces wsth a view of altering her
into a broadside iron-clad.
A horse-shOeing match took place at the
County Fair at Fond du Lac, Wis. One man
put on four shoes in twelve minutes and for
ty-eight seconds, and another in thirteen
minutes. So We are told; but the match was
for the best sheer instead Of the quickest
time.
California has commenced the manufac-
ture Of beet sugar, with promising success.
On account of the long season, and rich,
deep soil, the beet does remarkably well on
the Pacific, and in the process of time Cali
fornia may rival France in the production of
fine sugars.
1T is strange how sensitive some men are.
They will get drunk, rave about the streets,
yelling like savages, 60 home and beat their
wives, turn the children out of door; or
spend night after night away from their
families in gambling rooms; be caught at
their rowdyism or their gambling rooms;
pay fine before a magistrate. and having
thus made their own act become as notorious
as possible, will slide around to the reporter
and beg him, with tears in their eyes, not to
L n
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Mr.. GEORGE w. WEED of this civ. is

Mr.. GEORGE W. WEED Of this city, is a
candidate for Doorkeeper Of the State Senate.
Having served in that capacity before to the
complete satisfaction OF all the members, and
being very WORTHY and deserving man we
can cordially recommend him, and hope he
will be elected.
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PRUSSIA.
TREATY SIGNED.

TREATY SIGNED.
VERSAILLES Nov. pa treaty, uniting
the kingdom of Bavaria with the North
German Confederation, was signed last night.
KING WILLIAMS SPEECH
BERLIN, Nov. 24-The royal speech was
delivered BY a Commissioner. The King
regrets that his absence with the army pre-
vents him from thanking in person, the ma
ton for its firm attitude, and for the unani-
nifty of the support given him in winning
victory for Germany, and in repelling French
aggressions. France, he continues, has
been taught her inability to cope with the
united military forces Of Germany. Peace
would. therefore, be certain if France had
leaders who could identify their future with
that of their country. Documents will
be submitted which will show YOU
that these men prefer a sacrifice of
their forces and the ruin of a noble
nation rather than relinquish power.
The conditions on which the German pow
ers are willing TO treat for peace are well
known. They must be commenced with sac
rifces Of the nation. A strong defensive
frontier Is essential to prevent further aggres-
sions against South a. well a. North Ger
many. The Federal Government now Ask
Parliament to grant the needful means OF
peace which is 20 eagerly desired. Its work
has not been stopped by the war, which has
begotten closer unity, especially between the
Northern and Southern States. It is i'm
perative that negotiations pending, as we'll a
those contemplated, With the latter, should be
At once submitted for your consideration.
The speech, with appropriate coneratula-
tons, concludes with an invocation for Gods
favor and protection.
FUNDS FOR THE PROSECUTION OF THE War.
BERLM, Nov. the Federal Parlia-
ment he's been ssked to vote 100, OOO. 900
thalen for the prosecution Of the var to an
end.
THE NORTH GKRMAx PARIxANrSr.
BERLM, Nov. 26-In The North German
Parliament to-day, bill granting . credit
for l00, 000, 900 thaless vas rad tvice, and
there ve.e only four votes aglinst the sec
ond reading.
TEN TH0C1AHD H1UuIAD
have leA Sedan for Para The hridees in
their rear were Destroyed.
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In addition to the above, there was left on
hand, and sent to the Asylum, a lot of gro
oeries, valued at S27.
The ladies of the Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum would take this occasion to return their
post sincere thanks TO the people Of Leaven-
NDrth, for the generous manner in which
Sy have responded to the appeal made in
half of the Asylum, and would unite in the
prayer that those who have 50 cheerfulIy
given OF their store in aid of the fatherless,
may be rewarded by the Great Father an
Hundred fold
BY order of the Executive Committee
Mrs. L. q. WAITE, Secretary.
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THE first ten days the United States Land
Office at Augusta, Butler county was opened,
the receipts were So, 900, and 1000 acres
Of land were entered. Augusta has fifty
houses already completed and twenty more
under contract
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CRIME.

4 Notorious COunterfeiter Arrested
CHICAGO, Nov. 26-Col. Whitley, Chic
of the secret service division, Treasury Depart.
ment. received a telegram from Springfield,
ILL.,, informing him that detectives Apple
gate, Lanesan and Egan had succeeded in
capturing, at that place, the most notorious
cuonterfeiter, and one Of the most desperate
characters in the West, Peter Mccartney,
alias joe Woods, and Frenchman by the
name of Benton, one of his confederates. In
the possession of Mccartney was found $751;.
600 of counterfeit money Of various kinds
and denominations.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-John P. Mccartney,
a notorious counterfeiter, who escaped from
the station-house in Cincinnati, last Sunday,
was arrested last night al Venice, Ill, by
detectives Egan, Apologize and Lanegan,
OF the United States detective force, and
taken to Springfield, ILL.,, for trial before the
United States District Court Mccartney is
regarded as king of the confidence men, and
his arrest is considered one OF the most inn
portant that has been made for years. He
offered the officers $50, 900 to let him go,
and promised to turn up 2 large quantity OF
coun.eriei,ing implements. Mccartney has
been arrested Eiany times, and has paid
some SO, 900 at different times to escape the
clutches OF the law.
The jury in TIE new trial OF Fred. BE
busch, another noted counterfei;er, and who
has had frequent dealings with Mccartney,
was empanneled to-day, and the case will
progress next week.
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We learn that the work on the Chicago
Il Southwestern Railroad, which was con-
siderably delayed near Plattsburg by rains,
is now progressing as rapidly as possible, and
the track is laid to a point about two miles
beyond that place
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SPAIN.
REPUBLICAN UPRISING

KEPCBLICAN UPRISING.
LONDON, Nov. 26-The London Ismes'
special mentions formidable Republican
uprising in Spain. The Times says: l,
will be impossible for the new King to reign
in peace; that the people in that section
are bitterly opposed to monarchy and ripe
for revolution. .-tl '.ts.. :.
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from Georgia, that state that at the coming
election the Republicans will carry the
Legislature and all but one Congressional
District.
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Monday, December 5h.
Mark vs.. FRANKIE & Bro.
yESegermann VS.. Seeermann.
)&Van Dixie vs. Van Dixie.
Myers vs.. Myers.
Soees VS.. Jones.
End VS.. ViergU:z.
10re Hauie Iron & Nail Works vs..
Yieggu,z.
6Gfley VS. Bailey
Siding & Franks vs.. Clark, Small
gcoe.
Tuesday, December 9Th.
-, ., al vs.. McWhirt, ct al
kSnan'iir vs.. Kenmuir.
JOA1 vs. Carroll.
foo1y VA Woody.
Cheer "a. Reed. e, al.
6ueless Va. Everhart, ct al.
ITO of Kansas VS.. Martha BOYLE.
nehertx w Jordan, administra-
NJ va Keller.
kVevR. Ward.
Ssesdsy, December 7h.
kyof 4 Herman VS.. Kansas Insu-
- comp1ey.
nakuy W Nelles.
NJ Va Haber 4 Co.
eDuoney vs.. Kansas Pacific Rail-
onpsny.
no6lr ". ,Kermuir.
". Aoonan.
O. nWAKent, ct al.
a14 Dee3Pchwa;.
49, - Decessber Sth.
aNkv koehler, ct al
aAU1ffrx. Gordon.
a shY ". City.
4 Webb ct al.
We = Young.
dyi Holman.
anfec e. TArr.
ley Il; n: n =; s'..
body:
WORKED -. q al.
The trNe| = ~ Church.
III, ,h;a, n : s W. R. r.
he ccu Ah, - Ds2lpw.
When h-aas Psei6c Railway
small that N
the d1y Of wa
ton rs this that
working:nen Of ,
Vie District Cour,
Every time a Al
the press deems it cnll.t, tn the
for the breaking Ii - @.
of the aboriion:sts =, e'''"
of the ncfarious
doubt, very desi1 Green, T. A.
blame rest with ID
/ the scrT;ces Of ad
business Of infan
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Mr.. NJ. NJ. JEwETT desires us to state
that he is not the Jewett who ran on the
Democratic ticket in Tonganoxie in the late
election. Our veteran freighter still trains
with the Republicans.
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Irrex ala rifles Discovered In Govern.
mcnt Offices az Ea6alO. New York.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26'-The special
Treasury agent, Leopold, writes from Buff
alo that, on account Of the supposed irregu-
larities i'm the United States Custom House
and Depository at that place, he has taken
charge of those offices and will at once pro-
coed to investigate the books. One of the
irregularities LAYS in the balance sheet of the
Depository, which places the sum at $780,
600 in credit To the Government, without
Stating that that amount is on hand. as il
should
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WEST INDIES.

COMPLETION OF TELEGRAPH CABLE.
HAVANA, Nov. 25.-Telegraphic commu-
nication by cable to Jamaica has been COM
pleted.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1870.

The Clark Milhoan suit was yesterday
decided in the District Court, by special YER
dia for Milhoan, Of s., 39l.25.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM SUPPER.

O0iciai Report Of Receipts and Dis
buFSCHnents.
The Executive Committee take pleasure
in submitting to the public the following re-
port of the amount realized at the entertain
ment given at Laing's Hall on Thursday
evening, November 24th, for the benefit Of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum:
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1t is announced that Queen Victoria in
tends to visit the ex-Emprea, Eugene, at
Chiselhurst
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DISTRICT COURT.
Mondou, December

119Nmaent Of Cases for the NOvens.
Der Term. q. ID. 1870.
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THE AUSTRIAN BLUE BOOK

THE AUSTRIAN BLUE BOOK.
LONDON, Nov. A-The Austrian Blue
Book contains recent diplomatic correspond
ence relative to Montenegro, showing that
before the present war French a9gressions
were so great q 10 suggest call for the &C
ton Of all powers. a-t
EMPEROR NAPOLEON. $40
displays great anxiety to know the position
the United States may take in the Russo
Turkish difficulty.
AUSTRIA TO RUSSIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 24-Baron Won Belst in
replying to Prince Gortschakof, says: The
obligations contracted in 1855 are not to be
evaded or annulled. The fact that Turkey
can sustain feet where Russia cannot, II
not sufficient for arbitrarily diss0lving the
treaty. The action of Russia augurs Ill for ex-
isting and future treaties. Turkey is not re-
sponsible for the union of the Principalities.
Turkey asks that we shall not give sanction
to the breach of the treaty. The mere hol-
iday, and the exclnions of frigates into the
Euxine, with the Princess on board. were
perfectly harmeless. Russia should have
shown her dissatisfaction and spoken at the
proper time. Austria deplores Russia's de-
termination and expresses her surprise. She
quences of the step she has taken. In the
second note from Won Beua to the Austrian
Ambassador, Count ChOcteck, he denies hav-
ing taken any initiative in 1867. He pro-
posed joint action of all the powers, but no
independent action unless consequent
upon a Congress. Then there could have
been nothing seriOns-nOw the greatest ap-
prehension exists. Excited as the Christian
subjects of the Porte are, they will think that
theoccasion is opportune to take in their
hands the solution of the Eastern question.
DIssENsIONs BETWEEN THE QUEEN ANB THE
CABINET.
A special London despatch says: 1t is
stated in the best informed circles that there
are serious dissensiOns between the Queen
and Cabinet.
THE SCENE IN THE COUNCIL,
yesterday, surpassed in excitement and an
tagonistic manifestations any other meeting
of that body in modern times, or even in the
history OF the British Cabinet, and the ru-
mors, to-day, in court and the highest polit-
ical circles forebOde considerable difficulty
among the governing classes.
GRANVILLE SUSTAINED.
LONDON, Nov. 26-The Cabinet session |
was an excited one. Earl Gran |
vile was, however, sustained by majority |
Of his colleagues in the position he has as
sumed. England's attitude will be firm but |
She will oppose with extreme |
measures any violent infractiOn of the treaty |
Of 1856, on the part of Russia, but is will |
ing to enter into an examination of the |
claims of GortschakOffs circular, looking to |
: peaceful settlement Of disputed questions.
The reconstruction Of the Cabinet Ia cor
ain.
ADDRESS OF THANKS TO THE EMPEROR.
A telegram from St. Petersburg says: All |
classes of the Russian people from the peas
INT 10 the noble, are sending addresses of |
hanks to the Emperor Alexander, for his
,reat act of casting off the restrictions which
nave 80 long shackled Russia's commercial
strength.
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STARVING,

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The Times correspond
cnt tclegraphs that hundreds of the regular
troops who form part of the garrison OF
Paris are daily offering to surrender, and al
lege they are starving. They are all turned
back.
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CLARK WHITTIER, NJ. D.,
GIT st. Charles street, St. Louis,

Who has given lifelong special attention 90 the
treatment 81 al! relating the above repuir-
ing meiical Interference, and has been LONGER
LOCATED IN ST. LOT Is than anv other Chronic
Disease Pm y.ieisn. Resi hi. work ana jn.i,. for
yourselves Office Hour a. H. To p. IN. to
and To 9p. m. octd&w
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81. LOUIS, Nov. IA Washington de-
patch says Republicans there have advico
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The Mount Gents Tunnel. the most
wonderful piece Of railway enterprise evez
undertaken, viii be completed nexf year. Al
one part Il Is 5000 feet below the surface ot
the earth
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DREMIUM JOB WORK AT THE TINES. Call
/ and see sample.
DILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS, &C., &c
ID done::on short notice.
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RISING GENERATION.

TIME vEGETATIvE POWERS OF LIFE ARE
strong, but in few years how often the palll hue
the lack-lustre eye and emaciaied form, and the
impossibility of application to mental effort, show
its baneful influence. 1t soon becomes evident TO
the observer that some depressing influence is
checking the development of the body. ConsuInp-
ton is talked of, and perhaps the youth is removed
from school and sent into the country. This is one
Of the worst movements Removed from ordinary
diversions of the ever-changing scenes Of the city,
the powers of the body too much enfeebled to give
zest TO the heathful and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwards upon themselves.
II the patient he a female, the approach Of the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the first symp-
TON in which Nature 10 show her saving power in
dusing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom Of health. Alas. increase Of appetite
has grown by what it fed on; the energies Of the
system Frustrated, and the whole economy is
ierangel. The beautiful and wonderful period in
which body and mind undergo so fascinating
Iii
The parents heart beels in anxiety, and f,ncies |
The grave hut waiting for its victim.