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Bonnet, Duffy & Co,

Vi Quincy, ILL.,, are among the most pop
ular ard prominent stove manufacturers II
America. They are turning out wood and
coal stove combined, nov, which seems t.
take we'll among the people, and goes of
with the most rapid sale Of anything placed
on the market for year,. II is called the
franklin, and il really the invention Of old
Benjamin, himself. They hive been manu-
featuring this pattern only atou, yesr, and
their sales have been over five hundred
tone, while the other stoves made by them
have kept fully up TO the standard, and
command the attention of the trade
Masrs. Bonnet, Duffy & Co., are old Ieli-
able manufsc lurers, having been engaged in
that way in Quincy for the past eiah, years,
and in The business all their lises. They
employ come seventy-Gve hands continually,
and turn out annually about fifteen thousand
stoves. Their iron is always the best that
can be procured, and every stove they make
is warranted. We are glad TO sac the West
by such enterprising men as
these, and are glad TO know that they are
entering Into close competition with our old
iron states. In fact, people OF the Wet can
get better stove for less money by patron
izing home institutions, and the people OF
the Eat buy a. many western made stoves
IA We Of the West bay of eastern make.
With enterprise and skill our seciion is ris-
ing to an independent standing and Ri We
,sk il n due cor sidera,ion Of merit. See ad-
ver,is smeni In another column.
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0n4auaI QrRana

The Whitney & Holmes Organ Co, o
Quincy, ILL.,, wareroom., sos and SO Mair
street, are manufacturing the most celebrated
and elegant organs made in the world. They
make come fifty odd different styles in hand.
somely designed cases, costsining the most
recent patented improvements. and besuti.
full colo stops. Their orgsn, excel in purity
and eveuners of tone IS we'll as in thorough
workmanship and nicely of action. They
are highly recommended BY the best musical
critics, and wherever tried have given per.
feet satisfaction.
Send for circular and price list. Their
csrd may be found on the f,s. psge.
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Cheviot styles INC higher.
BROWN DRILLs, -
PeppereM- .I2kJBear Duck (soz) 20
s'orF Columbisn. 10y
A ,awam-.---..........l0 Arlington Duck. 70
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A FRIGHTFUL PLUNGE.
A Horse Falls of the Leaven.
worth Bridge.
An Eighty Feet Plunge into the
Missouri River.
Comes Up All Right and Swims
to Shore.

From gentleman who came from the
other side Of the river, yesterday evening,
We learn the following particulars Of a very
extraordinary accident which happened at
Leavenworh bridge over the Missouri river,
yesterday evening At about eight o'clock:
Two men, mounted on Mexican ponies,
were crossing from the kaneas side to Mis-
touri. Their names are Mason and Albert
scn, and they live near Waterloo, Black Hawk
county, IoEa. They had been out in south
western Kansas trading in cattle, and were
on their way home When about half way
scroes the channel span Of the bridge, ore Of
the ponies became frightened at a piece Of
white paper, few steps in front Of him,
aud in attempting to turn round to run from
il, he backed against the guard rail, and got
one Of his hind feet through between the
railing and the bridge; this threw the ami
NAL down, and in hi, struggles to regain
his footing he got his other hind leg
through. The mtn did all in their
power to save him, and the
poney struggled as for life, but every motion
be made only hurried him TO his fate, and
in less time than it takes to tell it he was
gone, plupglrg from the floor of the great
bridge, down more than eighty feet, into the
turbulent river beneath! The operation Was
performed 70 suddenly that the men were
bewildered-it WIS cot more than q minute
from the time the animal took fright till
Trey saw him plunge into the river. They
stood motionless, watching the place where
he went down, and expecting every moment
to see his dead BODY float away. Bet the
pony had no idea Of giving it mp 80. lie
came to the surface, in few moments, some
thirty feet below where he went down, and
after giving a vigorous snort, ard turning
a.oung once CT twice, he seemed 10 take in
the whole situation, and struck ont braveiy
for the Missouri shore efiecling a landing
about hundred and fifty yards below the
bridge.
The ponies We're not saddlsd, bat instead
had cl,nkets fastened on with gir,hs, TO
which IT rruI were attached, and the All
NAL tina. went owe. board came ont with all
his rigging intact. The men went en- across
to the Missouri side, and As soon rs they go;
down the grade, the one that WE mounted
ode down through the woods, caught the
other pony and brought him up to the read.
Except few bruises, which he got in his
struggles TO get up, the animal did not seem
to be in nywise the worse for his big dive;
the owner, after 4 few congratulatory ex-
resumed hi. seat, and the qua,
.ei,e moved on toward Beverly.
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Nervous Debility

A depressed, irritable state of mind; :
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ener-
ey or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with facilitating, involun.
rsry discharges. The consequence Of exces-
ses, mental overwork or ind,screiions. Thi:
nervous debility finds sovrign cure in
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific, No 2S
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges
dispels the mental gloom and dependency,
and rejuvinates the entire system. 1t is per.
fectly harmless ard always efficient. Price
s. Tor packages of five boxes and large
81 wal Of powder. which is important in old
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
all druggists. or sent by mail on receipt Of
price. Address Humphreys Specific HON.
copathic Medicine Co., No. So Broadway
New York. d&w
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Publication Notice.

css:1 a q T % = ;zS,s;, H,
In the District Court IN and for said County.
SAMUEL F. BUTTERwoETH, Plaintiff.
DANIEL W. MIDDLETON, As trustee Of ADDIE
W. NORTH, Addie W. Moth, i. GeItrsm North,
husband Of the said Adiie w. North, Ellen :.
Johnson, widow Of Simeon NJ. Johnson. Il. c Isej,
Harry Mortimer Johnson, Leila Il johnson and
Paul E. johnson, minors, and Louis & Johnson,
children and heIrs at law Of Simeon VI. johnson,
deceased, and Helen I. Johnson, wife OF the said
Louis G. johnson. Defendants.
TIME said defendants in the above entitled cause,
II and each OF them therein named are notified that
they have been sued in the above named court, and
that IN amended petition has been filed against
them in the District Court in and for IeavenT orfh
County and State Of Kansas, by Samuel +. Butter-
worth, plaintiff above named, for partition Of the
property named in the petition. That the said
defendants above mentioned, must answer the said
petition on before the LIST day of September, A.
D. 1874, the said petition will be taken as true.
AMI the prayer Of the petition will be granted and
Judgment will be rendered. that the cas- baif oil
the northwest qusrtar and the cast hall OF the
southwest quarter aud the northwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter OF section fourteen an town.
ship nine (9,, range twenty-five t22l, east OF the
sixth 81 principal meridian, situate n tie County
ofLelvenvorth and State OF Ksnsas, tFhsIein the
said defendants, Daniel w. Middleton as trustee
OF Addie w. North, Addie w. North and J. Ber-
tram North, her husband, and Elem 7. johnson,
"iuow oi simeon M Johnson, nave Az unoNLueu
o1e-fourth interest, and the said deendants, Har.
~ Mortimer johnson, Leila NJ. johnson ard Paul
4. johnson, minor children and heirs at law OF
Simeon N. johnson, deceased, have, and are joint
owners of an undivided one-fourth luferest), be
partiioned and divided according TO the prayer OF
said petition, and the respective right Of the par:
ties, and, in case division partition OF said
premises is impossible or cannot be had, that the
premises be sold and the proceeds Of the same d.
vided prayed for in said petition according to the
respective rights of the parties, and that said
Louis c. johnson and Helen F. johnson, his wife,
be adudged to have no title to or interest in the
said above described real estate.
+. L. EITZWILLIAMS,
Plaintiff Attorney.
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Take CournSe. Inynltds.

Pain and week.-mrs. produces dependency, and
the invalid who is laboring under bodily torture,
debility and mental depression at the time,
Is indeed in ptiabie condition. Bat let all who
are thus situated take heart. A balm is provided,
both for their physical and mental infrmities, in
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Among the COM
monest sources Of pain, uneasiness and melancholy
the diseases which eject thu stomach, the
liver, the alimcntsry canal, the nerves and the
muscles, such rs dyspepsia, bilious disorders.
constipation, headache, hyster;a, and rheuma-
ti,m, all Of hich yield readily 10 the regulating.
invigoratiny and purifying influence of this recr-
less vegetable ionic, stimulant and restorative.
Take courage, ,sorrowlul invalids; you will find
the help you need in Hoste,ter's Bitiers.
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600 CASH PRIZES, aGyEegating. S2s0. 900
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he Gift Concert of the Masonic Relief
Association of Norfolk, Postponed.

Our readers will see from an advertise.
Usent in another column that the Grand
Gift Concert, which was 10 have been given
By the Maeoaic Relief A .scciation OF Nor
folk, Vs., on the Sd OF September, has been
postponed until Thus lay, the l9h o. Nc
vembcr.
As tie Directors remark in tleir Card,
there are many persons who desire and in
tend 10 invest in this enterprise, but have
been deferred from 81 doirg by the belief
that po-iponement would take place, ard
they we've unwilling 10 purchase tickets ur
til they !. 1t a sirel that tay had been
fixed VIXEN the drawing would positively
take plact. In conaquence Of ;Eis impres-
sion, the sals cf iicke s-while Largely in
excs S. of the number sold previous TO the
no ipoEement of the first Git Concert given
by the Association has not been to such an
ext mt IS TO enable the Directors 10 make a
satisfactory distribution of the prize, or to
accomplish the objec; of the concert pro-
posed 20 be given. 1t is theref ,re the inter-
est of all concerned tina. the drawing be
deferred Until the day desgnatel in the an
no Incemeni; and We doubt not tina. the &C.
ton o: tie Directors will meet with the
hearty approval of their patrons, and that
the result will prove satisfactory TO them.
THE LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID
OF THE Masonic RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK PosTroNED-TO THE PUB.
Lie.
In selecting the Sd day OF September as
the date upon which 10 haze their last Gift
Concert, the Directors of the Masonic Re-
lief Association were influenced by the be-
lief that there would be sufficient length OF
time between the publicatstion Of the scheme
them to dispose of such a number of ii,kets
to ensure Iull drawing and an avoidance
of scaling the prizY. While the enterprise
has been literally patroniz.d by a large
number of ticket purchasers in every section
of the United States end the Priiish Pre-
vinces, yet the impression seems TO have
prevailed with many who were willing to
aid in the work o. completing the Masonic
Aenptc III tuis CITY, W iuScctlDS III tuis
scheme, 'ha; the Concert would be postponed,
and as Il consequence they have declined to
purchase tickets until an announcement
should be made that day had been fixed
upon when the drawing would positively
take place. The Directors, being assured
that their patrons will be satisfied with the
reasons ac;uating them in making the post
ponement, have selected
THURSDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
as the time to hold their Second Grand Gift
Concert and Drawing, and they hope that
orders for tickets will be sent Immediately
by all who desire to obtain one or more Of
the valuable Cash prizes which they offer
The public may be confident that the came
fairness and honesty which characterized
their first drawing will be observed in this.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Masonic Relief Association.
by HENRY V. MOORE, Sscretrry.
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DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
MOL are warranted to cure the Gonor.
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DIR. J.
Dinsbeer, sole proprie;y, No. sos North
Saventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for a treatise. Cures guar.
usteed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
cod &w Agent for Leavenworih'
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BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

\ A private Counse-
lor to the Married OF
those about to marry
- A.
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New York. Chicago and st. Louis exchange ].
buying at par and selling at u to n premium.
GRAIN AND FLoUR,
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buyers Satin Glcss Starch" and Dar-
yeas "Imp.oved Corn Starch" is the best
IN the world. Use il once and you will use
no O her.
MILWAUKEE, June II, IS12.-After using
Duryea's Starch in my hotel laundry for ten
months, ! can recommend it "a being the
whitsst, stronges; and most glossy starch /
can purchase. LANSING BoNSEI.,
eod&w-seI9 Proprietor Newhall Houfe.
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rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, spTains, swell.
ings burns, scaids, cakei breasts poisonous bites,
frozen f. {, govt, salt rhrum, clr-ache, &C., and
the receipt Off Imminent iii lie sent ,,ats an
one. II is the most wonderful h saling and PAIN
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article before did sell, and it ellis
because II does just wha. it rreten IS 10 do. cine
bottle of the Centaur Eminent Tor animals (yellow
wrappcr) is worth hundred dollars Tor spawned,
stTaiucd or CALLED horses and mules, and Tor screw
worm in sheep. No family or stock-owner can af-
ford to lie without Ccn'aHr iiuiu ent- Price, so
cents; large bottles. 81 %. J. d. EosE 4 Co,
s. broadway, New York.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

morning.
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilli.
ticRemedy il warrented to cure Syphis
lie in the primary secondary and ter.
c afy stages, and In all ite varied and
nplicated forms. and viii cure the
worst cases CT yenerial diseases, cases
(Which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians in America
The lose, throat head, arms and legs;
ola. hard pains n u bones aad ioi.is.
! sWsillnes q - joiais sypAilltie -.
~ &C., n GAogt 0ne. pkioo . ~
packAsa. Cent svssyWhsso b. expesa.
4 txoo1ioe % osvual diseoaoo lroo. eont
eoalod for two eeAnps. Sofa b d.. J.
O6nsboee, oo6 North 0eyontA 0eDoo. q
L01ia 10. C1Ess guaranteed @ 1o1ey
sceandsd. Robe PazAaa Az, e
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August fi0Wcr.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint. More than seventy-fve per
cent of the people in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and their
effect; such IA sour stomach, sick headache,
habi,usl cos,iveness, impure blood, heart
burn, wa,er-brash, gnaving and burning
in the pit Of the stomach, yellow skin, coat.
ed tongue and disagreeahle taste in the
mouth, coming up of the food after eating,
low spirits &c. Go to the Drug Store Of Rob-.
Parham, and re, a IS cent bottle, or q SAM
pie bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
G.. GREEN. Sole Manufacturer,
WOODBURY., N. J.
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$4,000 90 Loan,

IN SUNS OF NOT LESS THAN FL, 900.
Money TO loan on long time, at 10 per
cent. interest, on improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing to
borrow will call on Mr.. WIN. Booth, State
agent Of the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company, corner of Fifth and Del
aware streets. apr27-d&
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HENDERSON BUCHu, the great iiuretic
IN unfailing remedy 10. all diseases of the
xidneys and bladder, also FOR dyspepsia OF
indigestion, tiaiulency, or wind in the
stomach The most distressing cases Of fe-
male weakness end uterine Complaints are
permanently cured by lienderson's Buchu.
IL is unequalled by any known remedy for
the cure o: drof-y, gravel, and all equity
and rheumatic affections. 1t is :, specific.
remedy for expeiiins al! pin and tape
WORMS II is precribed by eminent phvsi-
clans in chronic affections of the liver. For
sale by all druggists. See advertisement in
this issne.
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AgWr COn9ucrOr-N, RUininc. Arse
ate or kOiAOMS.

This is strong language, as physicians
and chimists have for years triedto COM
pound q preparation that would entirely
cure Fever and Ague without the use of
strong medicines such as Quinine, Arse
mic and other poisons injurious to the
system. There is no case of fever and
ague, iniermittant or billions fevers, con-
gestive chills, night sveats, liver COM
plant. ETC., that this remedy will not
cure at once and permanently. 1t puri.
fies the blood, liver, spleen. and all Sc
cretory organs SO efFectually that the
chills will not return during the season,
even when persons have had them 70,
years. Sold by Robert Parham.
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DIR Price's Cream Biking Powd.r and
speciai Fiayoiinas stand Irc-eminrnt in The
rank Of Baking Powders and Flavoring Ex.
tracts. They are held - par excellence by
every housewife in the LAID. and recon-
mended by the most eminent persons, as be-
ing strictly pure ard healthfui. They are
prepared under the iinmeiia,e superyi. ion
Of one Of the rs, enlightened ohemists.
The Special Fiavorin,s supply want which,
has long teen felt. dSw
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ahSuooDi MoMANHooDI MARRIAGE,
go pages. ImPeGimen;s to Marriage: the
cause and caTc. Sent seated. ost-paid, for
go cents, By DR. Z. WHITTIER, oI7 ST.
Charles Street, 81. Louis. Mo-, the great
specialist. Read his works. Pamphle; free
Can OF write. His opinion costs nothing.
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J. A. PozzoHI's MedicateI Complec-
lion Powder cools and refreshes, allays
sll irritation, and makes the skin deli
cately soft. Sold by all druggists. Depot,
Olive and Ninth. 1y
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THREE car loads of articles TO the S ate
Fair were delayed at Lawrence yesterday,
by train of the track, and VIII :riive this
morning.
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Isl Washington st. ,
CHIOAG O,

1As mod Renosrsed Specialize Of the Age, n Ghs
s.safne.s Of PRIVATE, CHRONIC and URLNA-
BY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS The
result Of early indscretiony other causes, pro-
ducing EERvSUsNKSs. PlnPLES, or TIE FACE,
MEN0RY AID MANHOOD PxRLAHENILY CURED,
TIE CsRAN OF MEDICAL LIfRRAfuBR. illustrated
With chaste engravings explaining Who may marry,
Why not, Why. The impediments to marriage.
Their nature, cause and cure. Price 50 cents sent
In . plain sesled envelope. Ladies requiring sur
gical aid. medical attendance or advice. may call
or address the doctor. Invalids provided with pei-
ate apartme nfs, hoard, attendance, &c. Cure
uaranteej. Rubber goods on hand. jani0
Circulars to La-ies two stamp.
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CHECKS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CEHTAUR LINIMENT.

The great discovery Of The ago.
There is no pain which the Cen.
taur iinimeht will not relieve, NJ
swelling which 1t will not subdu.
and 10 lamencss which il will no,
cure. This is strong language
but IL is true. Ii is no humbug
the receipt is printed around each
battle. a circular containing
crli.innfDs of rnn.lerGll Cures a
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NOTICE TO the AFFLICTED & UNFORTUNATE

Before applying to the notorious quacks Who ad-
vertise In public papers, using any quack remi-
dies peruse DR.. Butts work no matter what your
disease 10, or how deplorable your condition.
DR.. Butts occupies a double house Of tventy-sev-
en- rooms; IL Endorsed by Of the most celsbra-
ted medical professors Of this country and Europe,
and can be consulted personally or by mail, on the
diseases mentioned in his works. Once and par
lors, No. Il N. Eighth street, between Market and
Chestnut. St LOUIS Mo. ian2l-dAw
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To COnsss uners Of Glue.

The Champion Glue Co. Of Chicago, ILL.,,
are turning cut new article Of glue, which
is che ,per and better than any ever before
in the market. Read their lad"
JG.,
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Castoria is more than substitute for Case
tOroil. Ii is the only scfe ariicle in existence
which is 10 regulate the bowels, cure wind.
collie and produce natural sleep. Ii is pleasant 10
take. Children need not cry and mothers may
sleep. apr2w
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Ponds Extract, for beast as well
as man. Travelling shows, menageries, &c,
always cary it with them, ard unanimous
ly testify 10 its efficacy. CAV
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For reliable medical treatment and n
speedy cure, 60 to the Central Medical H.
stituie, 765, Chesnut street. 81. Louis, Mo.
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Veteran Teeth.

Ii il pleasant 10 see in the months Of the
aged, teeth that have wihs,ood the raysges
OF time
ssrviceable, pure in color, and undcranged
in position during a whole life time, by The
regular Use OF SJz0ionf
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SiXTY-FIvE carloads of cattle have been
shipped East from this point over the C., X.
l. & Z. road IN the last two weeks.