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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-03
FIRE.
A. T. Kyle & Co.'S Livery Stable
Burned.
A Threatening Destruction by
the Fire Fiend.


% Sunday morning about nine O'Clock,
desc volume of black smoke was seen iau
ing from the doosa, Windows and roof o
Kyle 4 Co.'S. livery barn, on the north i'd
of Shawnee. between Main and Second. Tn
alarm vas Immediately sounded, and th,
department was promptly On the ground.
The building was full of hay, light carriages
and other conbustible materials, which
burned like tindes, and the destructive ef.
forts Of the flames were seconded BY The
wind. which was blowing . perfect gale
from the north At the time. 1t looked q
though We were about to have little Chica-
20 Of our own, and every boy said
''Thafll be big one" but not
vitstanding the inAammable character
Of the materials With which the building was
6lIed, ard the strong wind. the 6remen, BY
almost superhuman efforts, succeeded in AZ
resting the flames before the building was
seriously injured, or more than about one
half the contents destroyed. Under the cir
cumstances, this seemed almost miraculous.
The damage to the building will amount to
about eighteen hundred dollars, and to the
stable about twelve hundred, all fully cover
ed By insurance through policies in Arthur
A. Moshers agency-on building. 10 Amer
lean Csntral, 5000; on stock, 10 Manhat-
tan, 81, 500.
The fire originated from chimney burn
ing out, 10 . frame house in the rear of the
barn, the wind driving the sparks in through
the open window of the stable.
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We have word to say in favor Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. 1t was the
''pioneer" line Westward and 10 the ''old
reliable" route to St. Louis. With the i'm
provements which have been made during
the past year, We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
6nest and saf.sa equipment Of any line west
Of the Mississippi. 1t is the only line which
runs three daily express trains of fine
Coaches and Pullman Sleepers, equipped
with the Miller platform and the patent air
brake, from leading points in the West,
through Kansas City, Sedalia and Jefferson
City TO St. Louis without change, connecting
at st. Louis with eleven different through
routes to points North, East and South.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, &c, may be had at the various
Through Ticket" Railroad Stations in the
West, or upon personal or written applica-
ton to q. II. Baxter. Western Passenger
Agent, Kansas City, Mo-, or Z. A. Ford,
Genera! Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, Mo.
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sousdi"< ;sraas and Jisgsisg Cymbals
The gentle J'ingalls, who waited into the
Senate upon the puneent odors of Pomeroy' Z
corruption, has permitted it to become
known that the depths of his indignation
have been stirred BY the continual harping
of the newspapers and Congressional de-
claimers upon the vilenees and corruption Of
Kan-as politics. J'ingalls thinks he will
not be able to stand this thing much longer,
and threatens, if it i-n't stopped. to lift the
siuice ga.es Of his elo4uence, a. it were, and
pour out q torrent Of vindicztion for his
much abused State. But be will do we'll to
resis. that temptation. A scapeeoat for the
political rascalities of the day is q good
thing to have in the house-or in the Senate,
rather. And when Senator'S desire to con-
pound for their own Gins BY condemning
those of q whole State, in q cursory sort of
way, it can do no harm to let them 20 on
with the pleasing exercise. 1t keeps them
out OF other mischief. Ii denied that priv
ilege-ii, as he avfully gives out, J'inealls,
on behalf of his State, should undertake to
''hurl back the foul aspersions." and things.
some unpleasant persons may be tempted to
resent the hurting with an exhibition of in
luisitiveness about all the facts connected
with the latest of the Kansas Senatorial cleo
lions; and there are hints that such an in
QUESTION might result to the nnhsppiness Of
J'ingalls. So that, on the whole, perhaps |
he had better not hurl.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW AV8As Apth
The situation in financial circles was marked BY
less excitement than yesterday. but until late in
the day there very little Improvement far
money was concerned early loans were at ss91Sc
per day and interest," later the stringency insreased
strongly; in the afternoon most OF the business
at ssas per c. mt per day; after bank hours rates
eased up snd loans we're made IT 1s0Z per cent
strong appeals have been made for action from the
Treasurer, and,rumors. misunderstanding the day,
state that the Treasurer had deposited legal tenders
With the National Bank for the purpose Of loanng
out money and that he would sell extra gold
and buy additional bonds, leaving the proceeds in
the banks The latest information vas that the
President, before leaving for New York, bad long
interview With Richardson and reported sc. 80,
900 Of lega' bonds in the New York sub treasury.
FOREIGN Recommendations demoraized,
inter terins with exports Of grain, cotton, ETC. 60
days 7hN7lzc; sight S0sZc.
GoLo-Weak and lower, prices falling from 1l7L
to lis15; chasing at N71s9lI71+; large sale, for
bullion account yesterday and many small con-
tracts closed to-day.
Loans 7coin. TO u per cent per day for car
ryins-
CLkA RINes-For yesterday, si72. coz, eco.
TRKA0URY DIsBC RSNENTs-49i, COO.
CCsTnN REckIPFs-S15, coo
GOvRRNMESTstBrisk ut 1d2 per cent. /; in the
afternoon having been sold by merchants and 9TH
efs unable to obtain money any other way and
closed nominally.
svArK BoSDs-Declined and very dull
STOCKs-Aciise aud very irrsgu,a-.
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Henderson's Buchu, the great diuretic, an
unfailins remedy for all diseases Of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, fatulency,, or wind in the stomach.
The most distressing cases of female weak
ness and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENDERsON's BUCHU. 1t is un-
equaled by any known remedy for the cure
of dropsv, gravel. and all equity or rheu-
matte affections. II is specific remedy for
expelling all PIN and Tape worms. 1t il
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
affections Of the liver. For sale by all drug.
gists. See advertisement in this issue. d&w
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PENITENTIARY.
Animated Session Of the Diree.
tory.
Chaplain Anticipating Removal.
Contracts to b Annulled-Awards
Made Yesterday.

The 6nt regular meeting of the new Di.
rec:ory Of the Kansas State Penltentiary va
held II that Institution yesterday, and alto
sether it vas the most animated session evel
held there. The 6rst business in order VA
the consideration Of several changes which
had been previously talked Of, snd to reach
the real subject . resolution Wa
introduced BY one of the new men,
ben Of the Board, to remove Major
johnson, the Deputy Warden. This resola-
ton prevailed, and then Major Hopkins, the
Warden, was requested to appoint some one
to gil the vacancy. The Warden at once re-
appointed Major johnson, but the Directors
refused to confirm him. At this juncture
the Warden relinquished his right Of appoin'-
ment and surrendered the power to the D.
rectors, who then appointed c. J. Hanks.
When the Deputy Warden trouble was
adjusted, . resolution to remove Mr.. Free
man Eell, the chief clerk of the Penitentisry,
prevailed, and Harry Fields was appointed
in his place BY the Board Of Directors.
The seseion Of the Board vas secret, but il
transpired that Mr.. jenkins and the Warden
favored the retention Of Nessrs. Bell and
johnson, while Aessn. Angel and Learned
insisted on their removal.
A resolution to remove the present Chap
lain, and appoint in his place Rev. Mr..
was introduced but was not acted
on yesterday. 1t is thought that an effort to
remove DR.. Carpenter will be made before
the Board adjourns. 1t is understood that
= contract made BY the Warden
with Messrs. North and Waterman
o. this city, and Mr.. McAfee, of Topeka.
will not be approved BY the Directory.
FRESH BEEF.
Bids for furnishing the Penitentiary with
four hundred pounds Of beef every day, were
then opened. Following is list of bidders
md prices.
John Fletcher, Topeka, So so per 100
pounds.
John Vauliz, Leavenvotb, 81 AZ per 100
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Ihe proposals Tor furnishing
SANDSTONE

in the rough were numerous, AID the comPe-
tition quite lively. The bids were a. fol-
lows:
james Maloney, $l.S per perch with use
Of State derrick, or $l.42 without derrick
H. r. Hammend, Sl.47 per perch; John
Doherty, $239 per perch-measurement in
the wall; Flank Gable, $l.95 per perch;
B. Austin, $1.74 per perch-o6ers 500 for
use If States derrick; VIM. Dunlap, $l.9
per perch-State to furnish derrick; H.
FRANKIE, s2.00 per perch.
The Directors held the bids for stone IN.
der consideration, and will make known the
name Of the successful bidder to-day noon.
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~. Louis Market.

ST. LoUrs. April I.
HENP-Dul and nominal; 7sc@3l for far 10
choice undresed.
SFLoUe-Dull and weak; demand chiefly for low
fall; super to gnnd extra a 75l96 50.
wHKAr-Dull No.2 spring, regular, 81 n; soft
81 3311 3g<; red tall 81 So.
CoRN-Firm and in good demand; No. miXel
36A36xc.
OATs-C nehanged; No. mixs' 29c.
BARLHY-Demand firm; sales Of No spring at
:oc; Nebraska, SlMl 10.
RvE-Jn active demand.
POsK-very firm and higher: sl69lS IS, spo.
Nay e1s -.
DeY SALT AkArs-Nomnally higher, but nc,
much doi1s.
BAcoS-H'ghsr snd very stiff: shoulders 2 g
TIC; clear rib 91<9SsIc; clear sides siI9S<.
tARD-Higher and in good demand; steam Sc; ny
country nc.
| HIGHwIH Ks-Firmer at Soc.
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Yesterday morning, during the session OF
the Supreme Court, Miss Phoebe Couzins
presented herself before the judges, and was
introduced by Judge John NJ. Krum, who
moved that she be admitted TO practice at the
bar of that court, with all the privileges OF
other members Of its bar. 1t was 20 ordered
by the court, and the clerk, who is a leading
woman's rights man, Immediately proceeded
to the graceful duty Of enrolling her.
Mics Couzins is the second 81. Louis lady
who has been admitted to practice in this
court, Miss Leonora Bsrkelo0 having been
enrolled in 1870. Unfortunately, she died a
few months aiterward, without having had an
opportunity to prove her ability to cope
with masculine lawyers.
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Facts Worth n moving.

During a recent trial or comparison oil
ordinary Baking Powders in New York,
with DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER, it was
shown conclusively that better results were
attained with from one-half to two-;hirds thu
quantity Of the latter, than with any O,heI
in market. The secret Of the success lies in
the care with which DoOLEY's YEAST Pow
DER il prepared, and its entire freedom from
substances that are injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer ia al
ways in our favor. For sale By Grocers.
CAv
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Attention is called to the advertisement Of
DR.. Bohannan. Of st. Louis, Mo. His rep
.tation ia that of one OF the mort successful
physicians in his speciality in the Wet.
noy3S,!xv
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l.OCAL. ITE0 .


Each year finds Browns Bronchial
Troches" in new localities in various parts
of the world. For relieving Coueha Colds
and Throat Diseases, the Troches have been
proved reliable. eodxW
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CcreGal AesentiOn.

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flavorings, are by careful manipu-
lation, freed entirely from the principles
which render bread, cakes. &c. inadmissible
with persons suffering with d;sordered diges-
ton. We earnestly hope that all those who
deal in Flavoring Extracts and Baking Pow
der, will take a supply of DR.. Prices, and
make their benefits known, they are sure to
be appreciated BY their customers. d&x
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MAKE money fast and honorable, by at
once applying for territorial right. (which
are given free to agents,) to sell the best,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or recommended by
families, or buy one for your own use; il
il only s.. Sent free everywhere by ex-
press. Address for particulars, A. Cateley,
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
,our:Iandt streets, New York. "
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WHAT hotel do yon stop at when you are
at the Merchants Hotel, where good food,
first class beds and courteous attendance are
all obtained at the nominal sum Of $3.50 pei
day. Just opened and in tip top order
don't forget the place, corner Fifth and Chest
nut streets. WATSON & LUBY,
march5-2x Merchants Hotel.
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Our Stock Of
e1S ETEElIa
Bellows, Anvils, vises, &c. is complete.

The attention Of merchants is called to our stock
and prices.
- Orders solicited and promptly filled.
Corner Third and Delaware streets,
mara6-dAvIy LEAvENwORTH. KANSAS
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the GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
rELiNAgRES sPECIFIC PILLS.

ftr.e rf1s .re hiehly recoynr,enied By the e0tirs
E-S;,l Faculty II Irsnco - the very best IsI1edy
IL Al ca-s . Of s ermzfarThnz. CT Seminal weak
neC: NisatlS:D lily az PsSnseWs 8s1ixieas; Sex
nai We-knsGs Or lapassac1: Wes xness ayisinSftu0
Ss~r~. ,bitA AMI Sexual EIeefees; keieSgfon ofthe
Ce-:s-lO-s-s: Wsah syine: lsRsisiaths v<fnA
Oyernse OF Zxeesses. 15sT
SiSss N. Ia0Alsece AAy3e 3Qeaee hEslR "a
e1z - = :;
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S0ush.W esq Nisso0st!
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers L. zoo, 600 acres of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri. at from 50 to Sl2 pr
acre. on seven years' time. With free trsns-
Portation from st. Louis to all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner. 81. Loais, Mo.
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FROM EANIUN.
Josh Tuner on the War Path
The Figuratiye TonahaW king Of one
Of his EneAles.
MARCH %, 1873.

Ediior 1isses: |
When some men Of certain propenaitiss
spring into LIE, Jealousy seems TO baniah all
their better sense from them. A word or
two to this clas of individuals. Since the
publication Of my lset letter, Of the I'd Of
February, there are few left Who still cry
out, more blood! more bloodl Well, If the
Captain General ia willing 20 am l. Rbea
says that had pledged myself 10 70 against
Pomeroy. This pronounce an unqualified
falsehood. Neither he nor any other man
ever heard me nay that would vote against
Pomeroy. I expected to secure the votes of
one hundred or one hundred and fifty men
who were personal friends Of Pomeroy'.. and
for this very tangible reason I was careful to
make no such statement True, have often
said did not like Mr.. Pomeroy On account
of his non.resideoce. I say 20 still. Rbea
and his accomplices say that when I went to
Pomeroy's room, did soin order to take .
bribe. The man or men Who say % uttess
deliberate falsehood. No honorable man
would give expresioa TO the sentimeat He
can be nothing but sneak; and sooner than
his association would prefer that Of ny
political enemies, whose friendship, cultivsa-
ed 1t Topeka last winter, I feel hooored By.
These calumniators are only fred By jeal-
ousy. They think only Of pulling down
Others In the hope that they might thereby
elevate ,hemselves. 1.-THE motives that &C
tuaae these men we're thoroughly understood
throughout the country, they would be justly
deoousced o unscsupuloua
Rhes talks about ri.ing shove party slime.
and such stud. I will just remiod him Of
? The time be moved to Platte City. No., asao-
, ciassd himself vith the Radical party, vrote
Iessess to Governor Fletcher desoancina
: James Saoae, By means Of which Ssooe IN
removed from oGce and he (Rhea) ~ sp'
poinasd Aaen1oe Of Platts couaty.
How ase yea siioei 6soae ~ helplsa
cripple. Bot Rhea bad 10 sympathy io'
sueh diane. eelfconceilsd, be is the sole n
= bitter Of hi ovs inporaaoe. Judged By III
usbiassd opinion Of his seishbon be i ,
+ .isooopoop. The bsss advice can Civ
4 hin i 10 look asusnd him and learn, il b
3 - he bsaias to Isars, what hs seiehbor
\ think Il him. Rhea i . nadidsae foe Ju.
y tie q ths psaea. He vil fad out his pro
b ~ Isyel o. Tbssdsy neyt. Tie haad-wrie
iae i alrsady o. he vall He viii b
re WEIGHED d lie hslanss aad fsu.d vaaaing.
le NJ. Editos; I havs bsn s1vissd y =,
- kiseds 2 Ply - aiaesGios b - Cd an
D. hssl. he i0 lov DOM 1T ~ w ID
vuah scarcely sssGA ~ DID easelA
4 peupoae b tsssg hin viii ~ enaAsWF
With - deserves i ~ faluzA
al Yn~R
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am out of Dermador, and wish you to
send me bottle by the bearer. have used
it for Burns. Wounds, Bruises, ETC., upon
the human flesh, and also on my horses, and
am now using it for a film on one of my
horses eyes, and it is now nearly we'll.
consider it the best external application
have ecer used, PETER BECKER,
Elm Grove.
See advertisement in another column.
eod&w
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POPULAR Illustrated book ION
MASHooD, WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE
I:npedimcnts to Marriage; the cause
aad cure. Sent securely senled, post
paid for 50 cents, by Dr.. c. WHITTIER.
or St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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CEcAoo, April I.
WuEAr-Firm; No. spring 81 III. cash ;
81 us, Nay.
Consecutive and advanced; No. mixed ss3.c,
cash Sic Nav.
OAfs-steady At 24k@es;sc. cash.
regular.
bARLEY-Firm: &c. cas- 66A67c tor No. 2.
PORK-Active and advanced; SIS .0NiS IS,
cash.
LAsD-fim ut % 1895 g.
nULK AHATs-Steady; hams in pickle. 1o1;
| 012He,
Oar SALT 1KArs-FiTmer: COCO for should
| 81; e Tor short nib; s9s1%s for shoF; clear mid
| dies, all loose.
| BAcoS-strons; shoulders 7hz9se; bacon ham
| lsSiie.
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II is Tonic and will sirengihen you.
Reduce the doee 40 it acts - . gentle lara.
tive, and continue on regularly With Sim
mons Regulator, and Jon viu become strong
and healthy. dAW
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John King, the first Englishman who
signed the total abstinence pledge, j. now an
old man, and without dollar. "Virtue is
its own reward"
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The bidders for furnishing

The bidders for furnishing
FOUR HUNDRED SACKS OF FLOUR
were Mr.. North and D. w. Eaves. The
contract was awarded to NJ. North.
Mr.. Eaves agreed to furnish -four Of sam.
pie A for 81 SO per 100, and SAMPLE B s. so
per 100.
Mr.. North agreed to supply sample A for
$3.50 per 100 pounds, and sample B for
$500
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JoI.

WIKI kisl q heenA d slar asluss live
spsal Thsif gpsa9sslA What1e vass.sls
Hks? II epoooo hat Whse q eu0asy
saiAsn i've uPsaf Rsk VIZ q o.
aasial HsvslsD hvs upssf o0t -
-. WAAlsQnhauDHssepssS oaha
1neh - - 80 11 - - .
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Eor Moth Patches. Fssckpes
And tan, Use Perry's Moth and Freckle IO-
ton, 1t il reliable and harmless. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Depo; 40 Bond street,
New York.
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IL sozoDoSr, and if you use il daily, the
white CLEAN Of the pearls between the parted
rubies viii prove It's excellence - Dentri-
fee, and the sweetness Of the breath will at
test its purifying properties. d&w
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Il NO longer the questioa
since the introduction of The
ION Centaur Liniment. When We
NGN meet an old friend Who has
SxC been shelvtd with rheuma-
$685. tisms, or zee person man
SF<x led underneath 4 rail car,
~~and restored to shape and
kE1T&rprD comeliness. we now know that
it is the Centaur Liniment that does the
work. No other article ever did perform
such miracles. There il no swelling it will
no: soften, no pain it will not soothe, or
lameness it will not cure.
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O. sssdav sighs . valuable bone W.
aoles from IL peeaiso of NJ. Moss Morris,
ssar Fairsoqnt in this eoansy. Iafocns-
tios q lie tAeh rsaehsa IL police Of Law
esvosth .ext day. IL supposed tAix w.
% aecnEately described thaf O6esf Naloes
haA - di6caly h idestifymg him.
he w. fausd yssasrd.y Ros,iag By thas
o6csr It IL Atchisna livery ashla, cueD~
Gxah saa Chesotee slrseA IL hosse ID
ben pssvioasly ioaid q IL Five Nile
Hoes. VIII. assnasi b give his name =
JoAa A. CsavSesd, ~ i alse ksovn b IL
d. q Oacne Csuaksie. Re i Q - younR
4 yM, ~ viA H. sspsl.aies a "a 80
II kiqofv. He - Aeaah9 hsfwe Gau1p
WSnis0 yo1s1a0 - hsshgeonis7 -
- - 0hnaoGlhus1 {. - ssn1y
Z1pe499 ID - Gl III
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MEDICAL.
Beware Of CounteTfeitsl =.
,JnR Muses. SIR IA !, ~ GrhfA 3FE

e1scrsfre!y Corxrssssirfc. OnnoneW IT..
ss.e enI.rror TO cell css eyesfer
s-oc.s The genuine Rare sss L-7sse erJoo Moses
or each p-ctrye AIc.teT f-orfhiess ta5fs9stsns
Tss crxrryy Pills a-e ur.. |, in the cure Of all
1859 nainfni AID da----c-r = s7ses 70 which tbs
FINALE constitution l. r. y uoderafe Az
e-ccssee and TslaoTe 8 ci-%ls. s1c2 so.s"
ever case.
TO MAR } LADIES
.h.- ..e Ys-tic:ri..tT. -. they VIII IN q thc.t
tine tiag OF the r1S-. .er.of VIII r. yuar.tys
sad al.hol-h very ro.erjal, contain nothing hurt:
frI 10 - ro1s:iro1. IN all cases Of Neryons and
eoia.l Areetic-s, PainS IN tho Back a1t Limb
llfigue on siir exc--on, icn osthe Heart.
III cher rca.s vs. fziled. Tie circulars aroand
es-h nact-ye cige fall 6i-~ctic-z e-t adytce, o.
Viii ts sent f-so &c 81 writing for ten. sealed
rrc-a o5<s.s-.i0c-
NE-Ia al clscs vhe.o TIE cEx-Isg e.ance -
e6.a-ea One Do,isr enclosed to :Ao sale frorri: ::
~, JOR moses, ~ Cor-iz-'t s.. New York, utlI
s-.r-s a ko..,s Of tie gc-v,--- c>n.1ining Tiny
pilis. By return I,-i', sscuTe-y sected ssom any
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The convention vss called 70 osder By Al
ind Taylor. Esq, Vice Prssideat
The the aaieniioa Of the coavsatioo ~
0'led to the coaaidesatioa Of the preamble,
oithe question Of striki.g out tie portios
violating to the aax penalain. Tie nstiso
y srike ont vas lost ed H. Pesanbls
q 4tsa &c. g
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| BIxBY's EiAckins. Tie only polish rot
| injurious to leather. wSi
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Chssaeo lave Osoek Market.
CucAso, APsil1.
CArTrB-Receipts 3,so0. Market fairly active;
bulk Of ales to shippers IS mes; sales On city
count 1t SS9s; lafSs number unsOld; closing dull
scd weak.
Hoss-Rsceipss 10, 900. Active and stis; former
Alss chiefly Is so9s.
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USE THE
URIhetR.

on THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE.
LA & PIR1IuS WoresstoYshiyo 0ause
IS ISDIsPENSABLE.
JOBS DUHcAu'D 0ou0. Few YcYk,
Agents loT the United States;
oct. IS eod-w.