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DUPED.
Double Dealing of a ScOundrel

Oae of ;he worst cases OF seduction that
We have ever heard of has just come to light.
A hard working farmer from one Of the
small villages Wet vas in town yesterday
in search of . young Adonis Who has been
acting the role of deceiver in his family.
The seducer is curly haired dry goods and
grocery clerk in the village from which the
farmer halls, and the victim is . plump,
pretty vivacious country girl, who in the
exhubersnoe of her spirits, took such fancy
to her fascinating beau that there soon came
cause for the quotation of the oft-repeaied
line, "she loved not wisely but too we'll"
Soon il became apparent to the paternal
parent of the young lady that all was not
right, and he At once instituted . series OF
inquiries which resulted in q confession from
his daughter that she had been betrayed and
was then in most delicate condition, with
q prof. Of soon becoming . mother. The
feelings of the father can be readily imsg-
ined. He demanded TO know the author of
her shame and Disgrace and the
father Of her unknown child. Slowly,
teariully the poor girl told tlse
name and whereabouts Of her seducer,
and earnestly plead for forgiveness, which
vas granted. She was young and
inexperienced, and taking these facts into
consideration the father resolved to make a
desperate effort to save his daug hter's name.
lie interviewed the evil genius who had en-
tered into and destroyed the family circle,
and conversation with him resulted in the
young man accompanying him home for the
purpose of an interview with his victim.
The result was q promise On The part of the
betrayer, to do all in his power to right the
wrong which could be only done by mar
riage, which he readily proposed to con-
summate as soon as the necessary prelimi-
naries could he arranged. OF Course il would
take some time to make the arrangements,
and 40 successfully did he play his carde that
he left the family group, each fondly i'm
pressed with the idea that he would soon
return, and with the aid of law and religion
save them from disgrace. But it seems
that his deception game had not yet ended.
The next day he left the town, and after
waiting in vain tor his return, the father start
ed for this city where he is said to have come
to settle up little business before
getting married. On reaching town the
frenzied father learned from a friend OF
the young man that he had left for the
East some few days ago, and his present
whereabouts is unknown. All his wsgef
and baggage were left in the town where his
deviltry was committed, and the family sup
pO-ed he would be certain to return. The
rest Of the story il soon told. A young and
giddy girl las been ruined. her family dis
graced, and the cause Of il all beyond the
reach of pursuit.
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DIR. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
st. LOUIS, NO.

E-TABLISAED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1851.
nURE3 all Chronic and Special Diseases in q
" short time either in male female. Chargea
ow fees uses pu mercury.
DIR: Bohannan's Treatise On Special Diseaees,"
which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
toms. Ac., of ermatOrahea or = ninal weak meas
syphilis, female compI ,ints, all impediments To
marriage, and valuable information other deli
cate subjects. sent fiee to any address in a plain
sealed en- velope, recei I Of one stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
DR.. BOhannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cure all forms Of spermziOrrhes seminal weak
Eess in from two To seven weeks time. II restores
lost power, and brings back the youthful visor Of
1f thsse who have destroyed it by sexual excess of
evil practices. This remedy has been used by DR..
Bohannan in his private practice for over thirty
years, and has never failed in curing even the
worst cases. Price g. (Sent to any address free
from observatory Sod only At DIR. q. A.
Bohannan's office, No 6I9 North Fifth street, SO.
louis, No. Established in 1897. bovisdsv
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All other Grand Benevolent Societies ia
the United States, and all other Societies Of
this county and State, are respectfully in.
vited to unite with u, in making this one Of
the most magnificent displays that hiss ever
been witnessed il tie Wet.
The Society will meet al lie Fall On
Cherokee street, between Third and Fourth,
ct Q O'Clock =. m, when the procession will
folm and march to the depot TO receive their
welcome guests froI TIC subordinate lodges
of the State of Kansas; from thence, through
the principal streets Of the city, (headed By
the Benevolent Brass Land, which consists
ofeighteen talented young sseo), to the grove.
Come one, Come alli
The following named gentlemen will De.
liver addnesaes On this occasion: Thos.
Newton, Hon. C. fletcher, Rev. ]. n. vii.
kerson, Hon. d. Il. Anthoov, Hon. John
Morris, Hon. james Howard, Hon. J. D.
Vaughn, Marshal Hook, Hon. Gen. I. An,
thony, Col. Houston. Samuel Helms, Of
Gra.hopref Falls; Joseph Bell, Of Atchi-
aon: Rev. d. Lee, Of Lawrence; Rev. NJ.
Wief and Hon h. u. ct-aDe, OF Topeka,
and other distinguished gentlemen Of the
State.
Omuibuees will run 10 and from de city
for the sun Of Is cents.
PROGRAMME FOR THE Evening:
There viii - festival at Odd Fellow
Hall, the hall il . lasxc one. and ample
arrangements have been made 90 that all caa
enjoy themselvea Don't iail to be there.
Admision-Adults. Is cents; childres,
u cent?.
coN1lEgES o. ARRAxaENBTs:
Jefferson Craigne, Chairman; Lewis
Bsasch, Jerry Chism, Robert Davis, AlIsa
Pan, assisted By lsdies; J. W. Perkins,
Harshal Of the day; Anon Gillis, Aaistant.
PeRsons desiring to have Refreshments or
tables on the ground will consult the
Trustees. Isaac Wells, Chairman; John
Barber, Secretary.
U. 8. BLAND, President.
Ono. NoRxAx. Secretary.
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A MAN from Platte county was sadly dis.
turbed 10 his Shawnee street lodgings the
other night. He remarked to a friend, 81
! al hardly gone 10 bed when my carr
were saluted with chip raise you five,
chip call two pair 'bulielz'-the sound
coming through an adjoining key-bole. ]
listened, and could hear the click Of ivory,
hut the nomenclature puzzled me-" He in
CURED if it was new kind of religious ser-
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0G-Our lotteries chartered by the STATE, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drawings
under the supervision Of sworn m issoners
eSrThc Official drawing will b. Published in the
81. J. ouis paIes, and a copy o: drauin4 sent To
purchasers 81 tickets.
sS-We will draw . similar scheme the last day
Of every ronth during the En-, 1914.
oURemit by fESfOFFfCE MOSEY-OIDER.
REGISTERED LETTER. DkAtTor EXPRESS.
send fol- circular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER co,
Pos'oitice Box, 2as5. Louis, Mo.
iunell-dAw
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News From NeighbOrfng Cities
TOPEKA.

BY the Denver Ners We learn that Capt.
J. w. Steele, Of the Kansas Magazine, has
arrived safely in the mountains, and is sOaking
himself in Monitor.
Gov. Osborn has issned proclamation
setting apart Wednesday and Thursday,
August 2Oih and 2ls', As the days of A.
Wilson's great stock sale ct KingsvilIe. TIE
proclamation bears Secretary of State
Smsllwood's coat Of ARM, and the sale
should be attended by every lover of free
government, free speech, and prize short
horns.
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN.

WEST WAaHfNGT ON ST.
II J. Chicago, III nois, Specialist Of gre At T.
Psfesea, curss nervous debility, all forms Of Pm
vate diseases and dino ultiss VI delicate nature
either sex, eaused by unnatural excess.
fsfucular s,tcntion given TO Old
and complicated oases. PxtieLts at &
distance treated by NAL. Cures guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send s'emp for book and cir
eulan. True Marriage Guide, Pull information
seat sailed for 50 cent?. Rubber Goods slxnys
On hand. Consultations free and In iteJ. N. -
Ladies, send for circular surs Prevention.
4ours. "a m. tos p. m- Sundays. forenoon.
sepl2.dAvly
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Mr.. E. MICHAEL, of the Great Western
Clothing House, has leased the corner room
OF the Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co, =
new building, and on the completion Of it,
will open out in magnificent style. Mr..
Michael is live merchant, and proposes to
be ontdone bE no one.
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We learn that the man Andrews who
bought out the saloon and fixtures of Fred.
Sch;nii, on Fifth street, and got away with
considerable jewelry belonging to other par
tie, has been arrested in Lawrence In
obedience to q telegram from this place,
and will arrive in this city some time to-
day. Many parties are anxious to see the
rascal, and his reception when he does
ne will be a warm one.
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Il trying b ssatls up hs outstanding bills
through the medium Of 4 friend in eah
Creek Valley. He sssms very penitent. and
10 deairoas Of estting ost Of The sHape -
easily - b can. We know nothing a the
mans past character. bat the Lawrence
Journal, in speaking Of his arrest. says that
. gentleman Who known Of him says be i
from Buffalo, New York, and has been play
ing the role Of The svindler there, and pro-
nounces him 6mt-claa rogue.
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THE premium of S25 offered by th'
Young Mems Social Club to the best lady
rider at the next fair is stimulating the
eqaestriennes We could mention several
Young labies who are receiving daily instruc.
tons from competent masculine trainers
The ladies of Leavenworth will have TO dc
some daring and graceful riding to proven,
Platte County from carrying away the prize
Tne Platte County beauties are brave riders,
and celebrated for their graceful manage
ment OF spirited horses.
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DROWNED.
A Young Nan Capsised in . Skihf
and Sinks to Rise no Mere.

A postal card from Platte City brings %
iniormstioo Of q sad case of drowning, which
occurred on Sunday about IL O'Clock on the
Platte river. A young man By the name Of
Mat. Bsne, while rowing in q ANAL skif,
overbalanced himself capsised the frail craft
he was in and vas drowned before any one
kneS that the accident had occurred. The
man vas probably unable 70 swim. Monday
the body vas found three miles below Platte
CITY, near the old Gordon Ford.
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SERGEANT RowIEY informs Us that the
the Signal Service management is about to
send instruments to the different stations
by which the temperature of all lakes, rivers,
and ponds, both at the surface and bottom,
can be asceItained. The result of these OBJ
serva.ions will be placed at the disposal OF
the Commissioner on Fisheries, who will
know The different breeds Of fish suited to each
locality, and will take measures TO have the
different rivers and lakes properly stocked
with the finny tribe bes: suited TO each par
iicuiar locality.
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BATcnEluK'S MARX DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the Iea in the r,pii.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Eeii-
able and instantaneous; M disappointment; M
ridiculous tnis or unpleasant O.lor. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad dyes aud Washes Produces imae-
diaieiy q superb Black Natural Blown, and
leaves the hair Clean. Soft aud Beautiful. The
genuine signed W. a. kaichelor. Said by all
druggists. CHAS. BATCHElDH,
nov 1881 Prop r, N. Y.
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! SURGEON in Baxter Springs was called
TO house to amputate the leg of a woman.
lie is near-sighted man, and when he
reached the house lie got into the wrong
room, and calmly sawed of the limb Of :he
servant girl, who was German. She said
nothing until the operation was completed,
because she thought it was one of the Gus
toms of the country which all foreigners had
to submit to before they could be qualified to
remain in land Of liberty.
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DIR. J. r. MILLBR'S
UNIVERSAL
Magnetic Balm

This medicine may with propriety he ca'Iel n
''Universal Remedy il is last super-e,ling al
others a general family medicine. II cures rs i
by MAGNETIC INFLUENCES Neuralgia and al
pain, and is therefore very property termed Mag
netic Balm" Ii is purely vegetable prep lraton.
u has no equal rs Q remedy for
CAo1esn. Cholera MOsbas, Dsapsh~ra
Oysenaery. Collie and sssl ls~Wes aSssa.
Roa10ta
its timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diptheria,
uuibsy and al Throat affections.
When properly used, Fever AMI Ague and Of her
complaints incident to our western and southern
CLIMATES are easily broken up.
Nervous pain, sick Headache and rheumatism
are cured by this medicine when all others have
failed. ToOthaehe, Earachc, Burns, Chilblains
and Bruises are relieved ut once by its rse
The great value and usefulness Of this medicine
has caused it To suffer more from base limitations
and cOunterieits than 2ny other meiicine. The
genuine has d. Ransom & Cas- private Revenue
Stamp IN the outside, AMI DIR. ). L. Millers VI *
netic Balm blown IN the bottle.
Examine closely and buy none but the genuine.
Sold by all druggists. Price p cents per bottle
Ransom, iiamlin i Co. Buffalo N. Y.
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9Meeklg Gimes
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1873.

The Irgss intends TO change its tactics IL
relation to the Ferry Company. Having
fai.el in "mo.al suasion," war to the knife
has been declared, and henceforth the con-
fest will be O,drnnce.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eealthful Climate. Free Zones Coed
UAxkots.

n Nor:hAI1 IaeiAe Railroad Offers Soe sele,
its LANDS In C1XfRAL AND kSTkRY MlNNESpTA,
eobracinG: !. The hse Of wheat Lad 2. kx.J
cellens TiahsT ~ ths MIL the Earn and The fire
8. Rich fFsixiA naseuyl0e and NatuFai Mei1dW,o
vstesed By the elear Lake. anA running str~snps--
In HsalthfaI Cimsae. eAsys Fever osd Agxe . NM
kneUa. d. "a
0gaiA can b Oh Ppsd hsaes BY lake to market
~ cheap - ff0m EAseeru Iowa or Genital IlipJO.
Cars nee run Though these Lands from Lake 81,
perior to Dakota Price Of lArd eloes to track Sb00
10 o. % Per sere; further away Sa.ss to S6sss..
Seven Years crs1tt; Wsrrantee Deeds; NasSh-
eru PHci6e 1-9o D0nAD. nov selling 1t pat, r.
cesvea Tor land st u. 10. No other unocebuiedf
lAnls present sseh advantaSes 70 settlers.
50 o1oro under the New Law March, 1s7eJVst
100 sc'es fREE, near the rAilrosa. by and tss,
yeass rrsidenee.
Transportation at Reduced Rates iuruashsds
from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on tiovernsa1as
Homestesds. Purchasers, their wives and children
carried free over the Northern Pacific NDaA.
Nov 10 the time for settlers and Colouies pera
Railroad Lands and Government Homestesd4clnss
10 the trsek.
send for Pamphlet containing full informsbsps,
map and copy al s,cw Homestead Law. Addre..:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI, -"
weSs OR ~ FIFTH AvENUE COR 9rn
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GRAND cElE8RATlOH

the city, August Est, 1873. Usder The
ABspices Of she First 9rana Iode-
Peadeos 6eOeSoIeRt Society Of l.eaV-
e0WOFla.
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Rk0N the subscriber July II, issa, one larss
asd tail, . small white SPOT 10 fsrehssd, 1it,js
white on one hind foot, and small snip On noe
vas In fhir condition.
Aise one Bay Mare, eight jean old, thin in fe.A,
breast with collar Any imformafion sent 10
naahn postoniee le,ding 70 their recovery Win be
thsekf1lly received and literally Ievar6ed.
jsyDdu 11oSI GEOR0k
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100000 Acres
Cheap Farnsl
Tie Cheapest Land in Market for sils by the
Union Pacific 3. r. Co.
IL the Great Platte Valley.

5000, 900 Acres in Central Nebraska now for
sale in tracts Of forty acres and upwards, five
and ten years credit, at . per Cent. No advance
interest required
Mill an h -i.hfaI climate, tr,i'e SOIL an album
vsnes Of znosi vstes.
The best market in the West. Tire grs.' Mining
regions Of Wyoming, C,lpEA.io, Utsn al..t Nevada
beings pplied by the farmers In the Platte Val ey
Soldiers entitled 10 . homestead lso aeraA.
The best locations for colonies
Free homes for all! Millions Of ARES Of choice
GoveHnment Lands open for entry under the
Homestead Law, near this Cre:t Railroad. With
good mafasts And al tbs eosyeaieIes Of old
settled ecuntry. %
Free paasas 10 purchasers NJ Paiiroad Land.
Sectional Maps. showing tie Land. also new eli
ton Of Descriptive Pamphlet, with New Aips
s.siled fires every where.
AddreO ". +. DAVIS,
Land Csmmizsioner q. r. 4. T., cs..aa., Nss.
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I@ asniTTlER,

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IN. Pas c-risirg stsst':s s 80 k.t:r sa-S
OF .Ss-ri n, riI q y ay b.tL-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects oil
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impesliments To Marriage removed. New
method NJ treatment. New AMI renal I able rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, ia sealed en-
yeopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
div No. 2 South Ninth st. Phiiadelohf ~.
40m Years in Search Of q North vest Passage TO
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Address Lakeside BOOK Co. Chicago or Cincinnati.
{ We make a gift Of 500 10 erery good Agent.
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{: tsIe, By -: process, We
- the true, s"i.,t Fruits and
sc. ... >, each Characteristic flavor, and
.r,:.,.. FisSeriags q; rare srcciienee.
VI r,..a sfrcl.a,d "od Pscf,f prrify,
go ..,'~ asoas stls. E'ery .r''cor ~ rep
crrA!,c No dsc.H-,rh hattie faH
aea.""f, ho!diHg o"e-ka.f as-~. :han
fheys I,u,p"TftnJ I, h0IS same gaIatify.
Use them once, ,ciN use ia Oih.s. TIE
most dsiicate. dei,ci0rs fGr0ys ear r.a,le.
80 superior 10 the cheap extracts. ksk
or Df. Prices Spec ',avornes han
fractured only "
tTEELE & PRICE
Drpots, CHICAGO an;i ST LOUIS
Manufacturers Of DIR. Prices :reen
kdkina P0oder
16-eodtv
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% AADesnisOn's s'asess Ahsppisg
TAI" Tags.
UHIH Over two hundred m billions have hren
UAIOa used within the past ten years without
IH1l compliant Of loss by tag becoming de-
u M Itached. AL Express Compzn use
them. BOLD RY PAINTERS AND STAIIoSEks
EVERYWHERE. ap20-eod
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I.sNoHi Medical Unworthy,
lI3 Laeass Street, ~. B.onss, No.
jel0-d&w
TO the Ladies.

A 52-pags book containing answers to question
At meat inpogtance. Sent ffee 70. ten cent1. Adj
dfso NRS. Il. AETzGER Hanover, Pa
nU12.V0oWs -
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LEAvEswORTH MARBLE WORKS.

p. GERAUGHrY, Marble Manufacturer. S-Eses
6srset betv~ Fourth and Fifth.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16
Shore FISHING of Portsmouth.

We are now dependent upon the wherry
fishermen for our supply of fish from the
sea. Our market boats will fish out OF
Portsmouth, during the winter. Thus far,
they have not done much. Schooner
Comet, Capt. Felch, of this port, on
| Thursday last, caught about 5000 worth,
which is as large haul as any OF the fleet
have made in one day. Gloucester Is the
greatest fishing port in the world, but in
the winter season her harbor is not so
favorable situated for the shore fishermen
as Portsmouth. hence this has become
the great centre for the shore fish trade in
the country. The fishermen congregate
here from the different ports along the
coast, and rs a general thing, are well
paid for their labor The crew OF the
Queen of the bay, of this port, shared
$500 each, for their catch last winter
The fleet, the present season, number
thirty vessels, including two steamers,
which is new feature in the branch of
fishing. The fish taken are packed in
boxes and sent al! over the country and to
the Canadas. as Sweet and fresh rs when
taken from their watery element The
harvest for the fishermen commences on
the close OF the holiday, and fish command
good prices. 1t is impossible to glut the
market. since the catch is limited, and the
| markets OF the entire country are open to-
receive them at remunerative rates
Agents representing all the large cities
may frequently be seen there on the
arrival OF the boats with fares. competing
with each other for the catch. to send t.
some distant part of the country. TGlouces-
fer Adv