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IHs FRANKLIN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION, at the rirst annual meeting last
night, elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, Thomas Norheet: vice
president. ). John Thomson; secretary, John
JoN Ecson; treasurer. Chas. h. Bailey; direc-
tors, A. u. NJ. Provost, John r. Thomson, Fl
W. bennett, Alex: Ashley, A. J.. Sturtevant,
y. ID. Free. Geo. n. Wood H W. Berthrong
and Joseph ID. Clary.
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ITO reE PUBLICAN Omnibus viii leave It'll
n. street End New York avenue GYas1H
trip q G. pts. NyI o.
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1HE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE OF the
mail route between Washington and Norfolk
now connects at the latter point with the Sea
BOARD anu Roanoke railroad for all parts OF the
Sohtn, and with the steamers of the Nj. and NJ
transportation Company for Boston. The Lady
OF the Lake leaves on Mondays, Wednesdays
AND Fridays, and stops at ali the principal
points on the Potomac. This new arrangement
Is great convenience and be ne ut 10 our citi-
zens. See the advertisement of 5. +. Brown X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-02

ME-. EDITOR Last evening the 18th grand
reopening of George Juene AIMS magnificent
and unexcelled garden, corner ith and T. sis
Csptol NIL. by the celebrated Lone Star Club,
was one OF the most pleasant and agreeabIe
anairs which has ever taken place in Washing
ton; almost equal to the Schuetzenfest. IL WAS
carried on with their same mouO-"Peace and
pleasure 10 all ;" and il was th1 finest picnic OF
the age. -
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING A CON WATCH
some two weeks ago, discharged soldier
named William Daley, while on a drunken
valuable gold watch and chain, which we're
taken from him. He reported his loss to Police
heAdq1a.ters, and Yesterday detective Bialey
succeeded ID getting il, aud arrested j. b. Nut.
ting on the charge Of stealing it. He was Ioc ke,i
up in Jail. wv ~0''
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OHf geock OF WINES and LIQUORS 10 yery CON
New York. 1t com riSes the best brands Of Ohsn
p4ess, s%ons vhssh osp p foundmo, .,,..,.
Moett Chaudar, f0neeub~al,D do.
h. unmh }" Dry verzenay" do.
Pleasant Valley "Carte Blasche" do.
Pleasant valley Paris Exposition" do.
AIeo.
Hernessy %. Cognac Brandy,
Otard. Dupuy Go. Oognse Bra ay
California Brandy. Il sdeirs Wine,
sherry, Pert,
Muscas, Pare nsiSss
BROWNIhG D MLDDLBTOH
Ola Pen p0yIy ania ayeDu.
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y D1: WHfT1, srsss: @we,sds,s.
.isbed IN Washlngtcn. b. O., ISL He mccsssfuliy
,rsat: Germs, Banions. Chtllblain.; Club. and In-
u. pair or hconvsnlsacs 70 the patient. The shoe
"a be orn With eass Immediately after the opera
g. ms 2 thovcends Of other resIondble persons.
sho rsn onise bic eeteelishneat. Hours. from .
D., wbis e sesbk . No patients q ths!r red
SsRo~, s3esye pVeFtp oeQde D.R. ~ Q-H
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BASE BAIL-4rriraI Of the Rsd .St,eliu,s -
This celebrated Boston club arrived in t1En
last night. They played in Baltimote YESTERDAY
afternoon with the Pastime, beating them b1
u 10 :. This afternoon they play The Nationals;
tomorrow the Olympic amateurs and on,
lGprsday the great match with the Blae Stock,
iDgs.
Inc Arh1gtons made their first appearance
Yesterday eli the ball field in a match game
against the Blue Stockings before a large au.
d,enee, but although they played well, the Y! ne
stockings came out victorious by a score OF Il
to D. -
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1 en- now eelling, at reduced prices, for ca.h a.
my Marble Worke. north g street asd IeI YorS
syepue, near the Treasury DesartmeOf
myn-y WI 1UEA8BKORO,
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CoLrxBfAS CoLIEsK-The Sopho more and
freshman classes OF Columbian College give
sheir annual entertainments at the i3th-street
Bsptist church, Tomorrow evening AZ O'clock
ne ora tors are y. II. Cathbert, Jr., L. Il. Hsy
o. .. sbedd, b. h. White, A. A. Lipscomb, a.
"a. Eovards q M. Lewis, T. r. Phillips, A. W.
OoIumoisn College, under the care OF Dr.
samson and HE excellent assisfant. I. No., - :.
hlsniy prosperous condition, we are happy 10
Say: Ihe exercises 10 morrow night xifi -
undoubtedly be very interesting. ana a. t.
tOfoTe, VAL be largely attended. - "7fe-
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BACK TO PRrsoN.-This morning Lieut. W
. Hurley, in COMPANY with Sergeant Gilman,
OF Richmond. Va, started for that city, having
an custody Albert Fortune, colored, the escaped
convict arrested above Georgetown on FRIDAY
last, In order to return him to the Virginia
states prison. from which he escaped about
wear since. He was confined there for horse
stealing, and had thirteen years more TO serve.
Fortune was desperate character. and made
his boasts that be would never be taken alive
but n stated in TIE STAR Of Saturday last he
" As surpr ised At atine when be h d no means
at hand to defend himseE, and WAS surrounded
and Captured.
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has removed be DkkTAL OFFICE TO
1112 street. near 18th
All DkHTAL WORK dofe in the bestSy&@
nanper and at moderate prices. Nitrons ~AIS
Oxide Gas for Extracting teeth jeM
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TIE Missouri Pacific trains will debark
passengers in the new depot within the next
len laws
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BRYANsP uLxoNIC wAFERs
Peril and Precaution.

This is season that tries the frame and the con-
s;itution. II there has teen weak spot In either,
the chilling iamps, the maiarious foSs, the vari.
cites Of temperature that mark the commencement
Of the winter season sure TO find II out. There
are few systems tina! have not Y weak spot SOM.
where, and the wise,t thing that any man or wo-
man can do is TO fortify ii by course Of Hcstet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, AMI thus keep tie enemy At
bay. N war, wnen ,ity is IaenacSd the first
thing ~ be done is 10 strengthen the rAmparts.
The came policy Should be adopted With the human
body, when its direst foe, malaria, is abroad. II
the stomach Is weak, this tonic will lend It vgor
il the bowels morbidly sensitive, this alterz-
tive will regulate them; il the Ever is inert, this
wholesome stimulaut will rouse il; II there Is cone
stipaion, this APPARENT vii cure ii; II there
is nervous debility, this nervine will replace It
with nervous yisor; if there is impurity in the
blood this depurent will neutralize 1t; il there is
cloud the spirits. this exhiarant wiil dispel it.
These facts that have been demonstrated every
day for the last twenty ytars. Can much be said
for any other medicinc-or rather, can n much be
proved: for anything may he said by shs unseru.
pulous. Do not accept any VI the local bitters
sometime. recommended 10y dealers in lieu Of the
Standard Restorative. fu-:h.sat1w
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OrG NEXT coYERXOR.

As the time for our mex; guberna:orial
election draws near, the people of the State
are beginning to cast about for suitable sue
cessor TO Gov. Harvey, who has filled the o.
fee with distinguished ability for two sue
cessive terms, and who, We suppose, Will not
desire TO be 4 candidate for reelection, espe-
cially as his name cannot fail 10 be promi-
nent among those whose claims to the United
States Senatorship will be urged.
In the selection of our next Governor the
ground of locality will very properly be
taken into consideration.
u. X. Anthony unques,ionably possesses
the rare executive ability required in State
Executive and long years of faithful service
in the Republican party, will be a strong res
enworth were duly consulted in the election
of Senator Caldwell, her right to sel,d the
Governor will hardly he conceded.
The first is Col. Elijah Sells, Of Douglas
county, one of the foremost men Of the State
in legislative experience and financial
ability. He served as Secretary of State in
Iowa and hundreds of Iowans, in this county
will endorse his reputation for hone. ty and
fitness. He wanted but vote or two in the
State Convention that would have made him
Governor of Iowa. As Superintendent of
the Southern Indians lie proved himself an
able and upright officer. As Chairman of
the Committee on Ways and Means in the
HOuee, for the last two sessions of the Legis-
lature, he has done more than any other
man to put our State finances upon
a sound and economical basis. We have no
hesitation in saying that Elijah Sells ia our
first choice for Governor.
The Border Tier was duly recognized in
the election Of Representative Lowe.
Tie west has been honored for four years
in the choice of Governor Harvey. Southern
Kansas is young and new in politics, and
can afford 10 await n recognition of her
claims.
From the standpoint Of locality it would
seem to Us that Lawrence, Emporia, Middle
and Southwestern Kansas, ought to furnish
the next Governor, and in those localities two
names conspicuous above all others naturally
present themselves.
Should the honor of GovernOrs,iip fall to
Southwestern Kansas, Lieut. Governor Esk.
ridge is the man upon whom that honor
should be conferred. He has had large
legislative experience, filled the office Of
Lieut.. Governor with conceded ability, &C.
CuIeu u MS pOItlOu OI tue State the IOCdtiOn
Of the State Normal School, and in fact has
been the prime mover in all the great enter
prises that have contributed to the develop
ment Of Southwestern Kansas. He would
make an excellent Governor. Southern Kan.
sas Adrunce.
Col. Homer has named two excellent men.
We fully endorse all he says IN favor Of Col.
Sells and Gov. Eskridge.
Should the Convention nominate either
Of the gentlemen named they would receive
more than the full vote of the party. We
must have man for Governor who il hon.
est, capable, and a sound, true Eepublicln.
And you have all these qualifications in
either Col Sells or Gov. Eskridge.
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RADWAY'S
IS ARSA A RILLIAN
REsoLvENr.

HAS MADE THE MOST ASToNISUle,.
III cures, % quick, 50 rapid are the changes the
body undenyoes under the influences Of this truly
wonderfully medicine that every day increase
10 desh weight 10 seen and felt.
Scrofola, Consumption, syphilis in lis mary
forms, Giandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat.
Mouth: Tumors, Nodes in the Glands, aud other
parts Of the system: Sore Eyes, Strumcus Dis
charges from tho Ears; Eruptive Diseases Of tie
Dsseases; EruPtions, Fever Sores, Scald Head
Hns Worm, salt Eheuni, Erysipelas, Acne, BiacK
spots. Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers ia
the womb, and all Weakening and Painful Dis
snarges; Night sweats, and al Wastes Of the Lie
Principle, are within the Curative range Of Rad
ways SarsaPsrilliAn Resolvent, and q few days
Use VIII prove 10 any person using it for either.
the iorns OF disease its potent power to them
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolvent excel
all known remedial agents, in the cure Of Chronic
Scrotuous. Constitutional, Skin and Syphiloid dis
eases. but it is the only positive remedy tor
Kidney, BLADDER,
Urinary aud Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Oropsy, lncontinence of Urine, Rights disease,
Albuminrrid, and in all cases where there brick
dust deposits the water Is thick, cloudy mixe,i
nth substances like the white of an egg. or thread,
nke white silk, or there is . morbid dark, bilious
appearance. and white bone dust depUsits, AM
mere there Is pricking, burning sensation, and
ram IN the Small Of the Back, and along the Loins
In all these conditions Railways Sarsaparilla Re
solvent, aided by the application Of Railway.
Ready Relief 70 the spine and small Of the Back.
and the Bowels regulated with one or two Of Raj
complete cure. In . few days, the patient viii
soon be enabled to hold and discharge wster na,u
rally without pain, and the Urine will be rcst0rs-i
to its natural clear amber or sherry color.
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH! BEAUTY

strong and Pure Rich B1ood-Increa'e
OF Flesh and Weight-Clear Sxsa
and Beautiful Complexion
SECU RED TO AL;
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STATE ITEMS.

We understand that =. q. Bond, Esd,
OF independence, Montgomery county. Is q
candidate for ihe-oilice OF Clerk Of the House
of Representatives. Ii is with pleasure that
We recommend Mr.. Bond for the position TO
which his friends are urging him. He is q
gentleman in the full meaning Of the term,
possesses every qualification for the Office.
and is affabie, correct and prompt in the
transaction of business. We know Of no one
! aspiring to that position who deserves better
a, the hands Of the mex, House, and We hope
ne will be elec.ed.-Chdss Comfy Leader.
The Wamego Tc,ley has changed its
name, and hereafter will sail under the
title OF Republican.
The Presbyterians, Episcopal and
Catholics are all erecting substantial church
edifices at Baxter Spring..
Work is progressing on the l., l.. & G..
road from Cherryvale to Independence. The
bridge over the Nerdegris river is going up,
and yesterday a lot of iron passed down the
road for this branch.-Larrence Rtpubtiean.
An Indian was frozen 70 death, on last
Saturday night, near the Nermillion.- Va
meqo Republican.
A large party OF Canadians, who emil
grated to Louisiana last December, are dis
satisfied with that country, and are about to
come 20 Kansas. They will purchase some
of the desirable tracts belonging TO the Kan
s1s Pacific Railway Company, on the line OF
that road. Alter being located the colony
will be greatly increased BY other immigrants
from Canada East-LarreRcc Tribune.
On Monday morning nearly all the
p r
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-14
F.OM SPRlNGDALE.
LBy our Special Correspondent.
SrRISGDALE, Ks., Dec. ISL.


SrRrSGDALE, H., Dec. ISL.
Editar TiH,s:
The fall elections being over though;
that perhaps yoa would be little shor; Of
matter to ill your valuable psper.
Oar merchants are doing a very fair bust.
ner, considering the scarcely Of srcenbacks.
We have a very fiourisine school here, up.
wards Of twenty scholars ard No. l, teach.
e., J. X. Large. We have flourishing
singing school, taught BY Capt. Morton. The
country is improving very fast and We need
the railroad from Leavenworth TO Tcpeka,
that h - been talked Of ~ much. 1t would
open mp this part of the country and give an
impetus TO business heretofore unknown to
o, and besides he an act of justice to this
part of the county that has long been neg.
lected. The people here would heartily aid
any fair, square proposition to sell the Leav-
sawoath ard Lawrence branch road, to The
Leaveuvorth, Lawrence & Galveston Rail-
road, and the Kansas Pacific Railroad, to
build a railroad from Topeka direct 10
Lave.xosth, meets with universal favor.
Wheat i Suffering from the dry, cold
Wsalher. Islslt5s5l ifA-t =.
ThEs ere sone sslsG ,ihiles 1 vill speak
of 6 sume future time. -.f---',5 !.
Youn vespeifully, c.
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has proved infallible, and will these tcrrihi
tevers quicker, and without eDtaiiiDg the frshtiui
penalties Of Engorged Liver, Fat spleen, Disorlefi
Kidneys and Ssnorn-eoiored skin that are sure u
t,llov the use Of the ''Cholosoguss.'' '.Ague
CuI0," and other agents u the heroic Quinine,
NereuTia, rsenic and other treatments where thu.
medicines used accumulate, and become dep.siiei
in the system.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-14

Coz. JAMES MosTG oMEaY, whose fame Is
SO intimately connected with the history OF
Kansas, died at HE home in Linn County,
on the 9Th inst, of pleuro-pneumonia. He
was man Of great natural powers, brave a
q lion, and pcs-e--ei Of a wonderful power Of
command over his associates. The Lawrence
Journal says:
Colonel Montgomery was tall Of stature,
slightly stopping in his gait, bad profusion
Of black hair, full, though not luxuriani
beard, small and very piercing black eye,
which lighted up when he spoke; his voice
was pleasant ard musical, he spoke rapidly
and with animation, whether in private con
versation or on the rostrum; he was fond 0:
anecdote, had genial sense of humor, was
kind and gentle in his manners, and vas
universally beloved by those who knew him.
He lived 10 see kansae Free State, slavery
overthr0xn in the nation, and to enjoy 9
peaceful competency upon home obtained
under the provisions Of the homestead act.
He was a truthful, courageous, heightened
soul, sincere christian, kind husband and
parent, and 4 man whose name and fame are
a part of that history Of Kansas which neither
the present age nor pOstsTity will willingly
let die
+ FROM Charles Miller, Esd, L. 5. Deputy
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We notice from las; quotations rise in
Pork Of 25c for prime. with an active mar.
ket.
Grain of all kinds and hay crowd the
market with good demand. There is a want
Of uniformity in price apparent on the gen.
eral huckster market, matter among then.
selves, which they should remedy.
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LOCAL. MARKET.

DECEMBER 18th, ISL.
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Whose suieriuss nave been r.o:vaeted f.om hidden
sau.es. and whose cases require prompt treatment
TO render existence desirable: Ifyou ave suffering.
or have suffered, from involuntary discharges,
wha, effect docs II produce upon your general
tire,i. Does little extra e1erton prvuee pslpiss-
ton Of the heart: Does you liver, or urinary or
gan,, your kidneys. frequently get out Of orJe,
your urine sometimes thick, milky noety, o.
is ii ropy sei,lng' Or docs . thick rise TO
the top: Or is a seyiimen, at :,he lotion after II
La. stood swhilc: Do you have spells Of short
breathing or dyspepsia. Are your bowels eonsti-
pated. Do you have spells Of fantins or rushes Of
blood to the head. Is your memory impaired II
your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject?
Do you feel dull, listiess, moping tired ofco~pany.
ellie. DO you wish to Le Lett alone, TO get away
from everybody: Docs any little thing make you
start or jump: I, your sleep broken u Is.t.ess Il
the lustre Of your eye as bri .,sLt. Ia. .io'r op
your cheek as bright: i. } 'alry yoai.ei'
society rs well! Do you 1r.1. yeu, business wi,r
the same energy? Dol cu Tel b ,uYch cen eleBss
In you:seii: Are your splits dali and sAxsin.
given to FITS OF melancholy; fSo dc bot lay :: =,
your liver or dyspepsia. Have Vol les less ri,hts
Yourback weak, your knees week have h,
little appetite, and you attribute this TO dispep
liza or liver complaint:
Now, reader, self-abuse, v-urriai diseases bsdiv
ured, and sexual excuses are AZ. eapah,c Q: PFC
dueing a weakness OF the geaers've or'sas. "a.
organs OF generation, when nsr:ec; heath r;ax.
the man. Did you ever thin. q. = those boil
fsnt, energetic, Ierseverins, s'ees-. CUISINES.
men are always those whose :, aerauvs organs are
in perfect health? You never hear such men COM
pI>in OF being melancholy, OF nervousness. OF pal
pitation OF the heart.
How many men, from the effects of excuses, have
brought about that state OF weakness in sexual
gans that has reduced the general system much
IS to induce almost every other disease idiocy.
Iunacy, paralysis, spinal elections, suicide and
almost every other form Of disease which humanity
heir to- and the real Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected. and have use. remedies for all but
the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the Of diu-
retic. HELMROLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the great Duretic and is a certain cure for d.
seases Of the Bladder, kidneys, Gravel. Dropsy,
Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General |
debility, and all diseases Of tho sexual organs
whether existing in male female, from what. yer
cause originating, and matter Of how long stand
ing.
Ii no treatment is submitted To, Consumption OF
Insanity may eusue. Our flesh and blool sup
ported from these sources. and the health and haI
piness and that Of posteiiiy, depends upon prompt
use 81 . reliable remedy.
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We learn that Mr.. p. Q. Dond, Of Mont.
eonesy county, will be candidate for Chiel
Clerk Of The HOUSE Of Representative, thia
whittier. 1He Is eninently veil qsaifed
ioe ths potion, asd i . bsothef a good
looking fisnd, I. L. Bond, Resiter q Ii
Lad o. = Salina-uhich fS4 doa noe
-st9 Nh hack It," II or estim,tioa.
Sulips Haald.