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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09
Liver and Blood Diseases.

A healthy liver secretes each day about
two and half pounds of bile, which con-
tains great amount OF waste material Ia
ken from the blood. When the liver be-
comes torpid or contested, it fails to elimi-
nate this vast amount of noxious substance,
which, therefore, remains to poison the
blood, and be conveyed to every part Of
the system. What must be the condition Of
the blood when it is receiving and retain
ing each day two ard half pounds Of
poison! Nature tries to work off this poi
son through other channels and organs
the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc, but the Or
gans become over-taxed in performing this
labor in addition to their natural functions,
and cannot long withstand the pressure, but
become variously diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical
center Of all vitality, is unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes to
it from the heart and it fails to perform its
office healthiully. Hence the symptoms Of
bile poisoning, which are dullness, headache,
incapacity to keep the mind on any subject,
impairment OF memory dizzy, sleepy, or
nervous feelings, gloomy forbodings, and
irritability of temper. The blood itself be-
ing diseased, as it forms the sweat upon the
surface OF the skin, it il 30 irritating and
poisonous that it produces discolored brown
spots, pimples, blotches and other eruptions
sores, boils, carbuncles and scrofulous tu-
mors. The stomach, bowels and other
organs cannot escape becoming affected,
sooner or later, and we have as the result,
costiveness, piles dropsy, dyspepsia, diar-
rhGa. Other symptoms are common, as
hitter nr had fasfa in month iptar,,I ba.t
palpi:atson, teasing cough, unsteady appe-
tito, choking sensation in throat, bloating
o! stomach, pain in sides or about shoulders
or back, GOODNESS of extremities, etc, etc.
Only a few OF the above symptoms are like
ly to be present in any case at one time. The
liver being the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ Of the system-set this great
"housekeeper of our health" at work, and
the foul corruptions, which gender in the
blood, and rot out, as it were, the machinery
of life, are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose my Golden Medi-
cal Discovery with very small doses daily
OF my Pleasant Purgative Pellets are pre-
eminen:ly the articles needed. They cure
every kind OF humor from the worst scrofu-
la to the common pimple, blotch or erup-
ton. Great eating ulcers kindly heal un-
der their mighty curative influence. Viru-
lent blood pOisons that lurk in the system
are by them robbed Of their terrors, and by
their preserving and somewhat protracted
Use the most tainted systems may be COM
pletely renovated and built up anew. En-
larged glands, tumors, and swellings dwin-
die away and disappear under the influence
OF these great resolyents. SepS-lt
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FOR sALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public.

.
Ii is the duty of ali persons before start
ing un a Journey, to ascertain by what routt
they can reach dir destination with the
least trouble, Il If there are two or more
roads leading to the same point, TO decide
which il the safest and l,leasantcst 10 tray-
el.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago u Northwestern Railway is the oldest,
and several miles the shortest, betweef!
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
years the road bed has been pat in adlnira-
BILE condition, and almost the entire line has
isen relaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago Essentially located,
and as their trains arrive there thirty min
utcs in advance of all other lines, passen-
gers can always he sure OF making eastern
connections For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points III northern Illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton; and if yoI are 60
ing 20 Chicago, or east, yOI should, By all
means, purchase your tickets by The Old
Pioneer Route
TIE CHICAGO * NoRTHwEsTEES.
You will find on all through trains Pull
man slecpcrs, new and magnificent day
coaches, and the best smoking and second
class cars now on any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, may lie had al any OF the
through ticket offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application.
J. II. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent, Omaha, Ncb., or 10
W. ii. SrESNErT, General Passcnger
Agent, Chicago.
t..h.Ilw
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AlIGElDE

AOCtDESE.-A gentleman vas
lately thrown from his buggy in Harlem,
New York, aad received severe spraiu OF
his lett anki,, besides other bruises. Be-
fore he could reach his residence his ankle
and foot were so swollen his boot had TO
he cut from his foot. Failing 10 &c; the
immediate attention OF physician: some
one suggested Ponds Extract to re-
lieve the intense pain with which he was
suffering. The relief was 20 prompt and
elsectual that when his family physician
arrived it was decided 10 continue II Tor
the present, the physician predictsng at
least six weeks confinement The patient
kept HANDBAGS around the sprlincd parts,
wetting them every half hour, nigh: and
day, for five days, when be was able TO
wear tight shoe TO - 10 hiz business with
the Use OF q stou. oui., not cyIici. by rub
bling the ANGLE three or four times day
since, the injured part has become IL strong
a. ecer bJ1ge, which is unusual in such Sc
we're slrains. lie used nothing but Ponds
Exhaci. lis physician, who Used and
prescribes Poua's Extract, had new
er used it in case Ike this before, and
pronounces this a. tine most convincing
proof OF the remarkable power of the Ex-
tract. The above case is only one of 3
very large number OF eases of sprains from
falls on the ice this winter, and from other
causes, cured by Extract. cod&w.
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Tho Philosophy Of uisaass.

The philosophy of disease is subject which is well
worthy the attention Of mankind, but is uufortun-
ately, generally neglected than any other un-
der heaven. Decidedly the most important fact that
examination Of it dicloses is that, in nine cases
on, of ten the originating causes Of disease = debil
ity, either general or local, and that the earliest
manifestations Of its approach are identical with
those which evidence . lack Of vital power.
Such being the case It Is perfectly clear that tonic
treatment is What is required in the fst instance
As an invigorant, Hostettcr's Stomach Bitfers has
received the most positive endorsement from eminen,
physicisns, and has lors occupied q fcrcmost nnk
amors standard proprietary remedies Its properties
alternative Of dsordered conditions Of the sto-
aeh, liver and bowels, and preventive of malarial
J,,i nso.I a,. s,,mc.ds,i.r sa anai,r rcsn aseor
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s.NaTE IOJSr rrs,I uryoy No +,

SENATE JOINT EISOLUTIoS NO. /.
Proposed sYKxpn ENr TO section thr,c OF the
Constitution at the Siat', ;u'a:inc the time
OF elec'ing and coaafe-sS,:o2 OF members CT the
Legtslatury
Be Rre,nirs By the Leg,,,atare Of the Sac Of EIn-
sas, O. 1-t sis ef Ihe members ecie. 10 e-e hVGS-
coacsJriEy ibcreia:
lSsCIIoS ] The following pro, position 20 smeud
the Clasi tuition Of the State of Karsas shall be
submit cd TO the electors Of the state al the sener
al election Of cshie-u kundIe and seventy i've.
PRoFoS-r!OS ONE Section tweGty-sveu "a article
two sha ne andci rs 10 rca as soiiovS: C
ton =. All sessions Of tho l. gislsture shiiI be
held nj thu STA q capital, and beginning vl1h the
sesion Of eighteen hundred and seventy seven all
regular he sions sha ! he lie cnCe in two yeaI.,
commencing On the sec,nd Tuesday of JanII.lr y
each alternate year thereafter.
PkofOs.TfoS Iws Sect!vn thrre OF ar icie
eleven sn ell he amended 10 read I..llJws:
Section 5. The Legislature shall provide at Zach
req ar scssiO1, TasiL. suif,c On; O., Ne.
fy tue CURE nt Ess: 81 the STATE ~ g:is
fRoP0sITiOs TiigkE: The following shall con-
stitute elton ts.nty- zine a. Irtici- two:
p Al TIL general ii eiion he'd IN eighteen hun.,rtd
and sew, nty ELI, 3Ei iher .i:ioT IHeut,tS Of the
House OF "a pr,s 'nIstiyc+ II re ic-Cc ~ l,r Tvs.
yesTs, and neiubcrs "a the Irli lie elected
for fur yeIrs.
sac = The f,llox ing shall 10 the method OF
submitting said prop siii"n Of u"Ldmcnt: The
bliiots sh,ii he either written print d. pasty
printed and partly written. In regard 10 PROPOSE
tnn ore, the form 1t Ile hliiots shall ~ .'Fog
rroI o. .tion one Io rmeni The ConsIitu. ion, -
- gainst proposition one to aIlcnl the ConstiIu-
tion,' in regard 20 pFs.esitioa two. tho form Ct
the ballots shall he For rrcIosi,ian two 10 amend
ire CoEstitu-ioH, - Against Proposition two To
amend the Constitution IN resaIG 10 proposition 5
the form Of the uIll5ts shall For propusiti,r
three to amend tI.5 COb5tit-r ''Aa asst pro-
position three 10 amend the Constitution
SIC. ). This Joint "esoIUiioI shsil take eff ct
and be IN force Irc and s:ict lis publication IL
the statute book.
hereby certify that the above joint resolution
originated in The SENATE on To. ltth day OF Feb
rusry, 1875 INO-tAiT.s of the Iaemh el,c eli |
voting tneIe'Or NJ. j. "a ..ikR,
JoHN A. FOLks, PJestiesi Of ils Senate
Secretary Of S,lta:s.
Passed the House Oh the Sd day Of March A. D. |
1873, two-thirjs OF the members elected votit & I
therefor. L. n. FUNsTOS,
HENRY EoOrH, SDeaknr Of iIs Hoast.
Chi.f Clerk Of the Lotss,
Approved on the 9Th day OF March, 1875.
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
,i0,,TsOr.
hereby certify that the foregoing is u true and /
correct copy Of the original led joint resolution
now on file In my Office, and that the zane took
effect by publication in the s.a1tc book May 18th,
A. u. 1875.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto sub
seribed nay name. and affixed the greii seal of /
sta'e. Doe at Topeka, Kansas,.. this 10th
day OF July, A. ID. 1915.
lsEAL.l IHOS. Il. CAvANAUGH,
aug5-l5w Secretary Of STATE.
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Proposals for Forage.
CHEZ QUARTRRNAsTHk' > OFFICE,
SANTA FE, n, NJ. August 9, is

SANTA FL, n. N. August 2, 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplica,e, with .
- copy this advertisement attached, will DO
received at this ofkcc Tor by the officer Of the
Quartemasterss Department at each Of the fellow.
ing named posts the supplies required therest
until II O'Clock A. NJ, Wednesday, September
IS, 1875, At which time and places they will be
opeaed in the presence Of bidders, for the deliy-
cry OF Corn Barley, Uats and Bran, at Fort Gar
land, c. T. kanta re, Forts Union Depot, STAN
ton, Seidcn, wicgAte. Craig, Layard, and McIae.
II. NJ Delivery VI tbs grain TO he commenced
on or before. ifIequired by the United states, the
first day Of December, 1875. Delivery OF the bran
to be commenced on or before, IL required, the
inst of February, 1876. Delivery OF the grain
and bran to he completed In four mO1ths, one.
fourth monthly. Proposals for furnishing any
quantitv OF the supplies less than the whole
smoant required at the posts named viii be en-
ter AIMED. The right Is reserved by the Govern.
nent to reject any OF all bids, and also to increase
Or dimlnisa by one fourth At any time within
thirty days before the expiration Of the contract,
the quantities contracted for. Good and sufficient
bonds will he require from the contractor Tor the
prompt and faithful fulfilment OF the contract.
The usual rsqu,rements must be observed IN
making proposals. Preference win he given TO
articles Of domestic production. Information rs
TO Quantities required, blank proposals, printed
conditions and requirements, details, &c, will be
furnished upon application at the Office OF the
Qusrtsrmasies's Department at either Of the posts
nam d, or at this office.
J. II. BELCHER, Cspt. and A. g. NJ.
c. @ II. ausil-wit
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The following Is the tax levy in Leaven-
worth county, for the following year. 1t is
seven mills lower than last year: State,
and State School, 6 mills General Fund,
4 mills; Roads and bridges, mill Poor,
l mill; Interest on Il. p. Railway Bonds,
/ mill Old 10 per cent. County Bonds, 1
mill interest on Court House Bonds, ! !
mills; judgment, 2 mills; Total, II mills.
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A Mutual llisundsrstandins.

Two colored citizens Saturday had little
trouble on the Post-of6ce corner.
"Sir, I stigmatise you Is falsehood6er,"
exclaimed the FIRST.
"And you, sir, are a cansering hipelcrite,"
replied the second.
"Ah talk away growled the FIRST, shut
my character is above disproach."
"And your influence don't detach from
my reputation one Iowa" growled the
other.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-09

SEVERAL OF our leading citizens are talk
ing up grand horse show to be held after
St Joseph and Kansas City have had their
exposi:iors. We understand that Messr..
McLanathan, Short, Terry and many Others
are willing to subscribe twenty five or more
dollars, each to make up large purse.
II this can be done, and it is yet time 10 be-
gin, il would draw TO our city for few
days, great crowd Of horsemen and far
ueM Win somehody take hoN aad make
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4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the crrcrs
and indiscetions Of youth, nervou. weak
ness. early decay, loss of manhood, &C.. l
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
yeseph I. human, Station u, Biz Ho.,x
NJ Xk e.. ans2l 10y
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100000 70 Loan.

i have the above named sum to loan on
good Improved Farms, in sums of not less
that 81 900. Will loan but oae-sard the
appraised value, at II per cent. interest,
payable semi-annually, triiliom commissions,
6rokcTugc or Insurance, or ten PER cent. with
insurance. Title must he perfect. Those
wishing 10 borrow will either call in ,erson,
or write, giving fun particulars, to
WN. BooTu,
General Agent Of the Northwestern Life In
= suranoe Company, Corner OF Fifth and
Delaware S,reets, Leavenworth.
sepal-d.Sw
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MANHOOD! WoNANHoop! MARRrAGr,
40 pages. Impeiiments 10 Marriage:
the cane and cure. Sent scaled, post. maid.
for 50 cents, by Dr. c. WHITTIER, SIT 81
Charles street, St. Louis, No., the great
specialist. Reed his works. PamnhIets
free. Call or write. His opinion costs
nothing.
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A saving Of Fifty per Cent.

aside from its purity and healthfulness,
those who use DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder viii save fully fifty per cent, as it
requires one-tkird less powder to same
amount OF -four than any other baking
powders in the market. Only two tea
spoonfuls OF Dr.. Prices powder to- quart
OF -four is needed to produce the finest bis
cults, cakes, etc. BE certain that DR..
Prices name il on the box, as unprincipled
persons obviously find it easier to '.oppropri-
ate the language of the label-steal the
name-than initiate the powder. Steele n
Price are the only manufacturers OF DR..
Prices Cream Baking powder and his True
Flavorins Extracts. d.vw
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The PINE TREE may he truly said to
have Healing in its leaves" It's iuioes
wrought into ''Constantine's Pine Tar Scan,
cure the many ills 10 which the skin is heir.
II closes running sons by cleansing !:
blotched complications by healthy blood.
and gives the skin beauty and strength. All
0EgEEisle I'll e H. !.
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lien RY s. KING & co
jul BANKERs,
LONDON, ENGLALD.

LONDON, ENGLALD.
Oprp CURRENT ACCOUNTS with Pankcrs and
Merchants tree Of commission.
INHERENT on Monthly balances.
COLLECTIONS on all IOiLtsL
New York Agents-Meszr3- y. X. Jesur,
Hutou 4 Co.
HsssPssl Hsasenan. Kin. ceinis @.
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THE LATEST AND BEST
the BEST 4 Cheapest.

and Descriptive List eoasainiss testimonisb Of
.hea..nds n NE. vsryiag In size from ~ In 70
feet.
O. Pray, Ninnsapelis, Aian.
E p. Anis Co., Anssakse, Wisconsin.
q. Y. Todd . Co., 81 Louis, No.
Gnat Western Manufacturing Co.. Lezven.
worth, Kanssa.
kivct Bucket Co.'S once and Fsesory, conner
Canal and wsAhinstoa 81. Chicago, Illinois.
mAk2s-3;d-eov4Veov
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Government Sale.

q. NJ OYSlcK, FosT RrrXY, Ks, Aug. II, 1875.
nSak uadersigDsd viii tf-r f,r saie at fubiis
II Auction n che QuartsrmRtsr s'cfehouse, nj
Fort Riey, kans.s, on the 2o.a dag Of SePs 1875,
quantity 0! con i.naned GsysTnmenI property. con-
Sisting Of Cooking and Heating r;Oves, Brides,
Co.Iars Harness. Saddles, Wa ,ons, and Cars,
WAFER Wagon, Wrenehes aud biacksmiih's Tools,
Augsrs and Flies, Giszier's Diamonds, Frying
Pans and ski,lets, Platform scale, Lantern and
Locks and large lot Of Gain Sacks, besides soIn,
O; aer articles not mentioned here.
Paymenb 70 he in U. s. currency. sale TO com
menee at A. NJ.
GEO. McDEINOTT, Iss Ii. ah Int
A al aAS 25-v-Ss
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CastOria is more than a substitute for Cas-
tor OIL 1t is tho only s,.je article in existence
which il sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind.
collie and produce natural sleep. II is pleasant to
take. Children neci not CRY and mothers may
sleep. .pr2.v
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MEDICAL.
@SlZ{Z@
W57;{SS
ike Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract.
Tske no other.
'Hoar: for viii speak Of eree2ca. things

HOR
anj0S1es 10 Man or Beast.
Falls, Bsuias.
.tra10s, SPrains. Con,u-
sichs, Dislccatiohs.
FPoesuPes. Cuts, I a GRATED
or Ine;sed Wounds.
SWels1ssSs, Burns, scald,,
Subburrs.
Bleesllsx Laags or Split
Ing Of B.ooi.
AOse Heed. and Bleeding
Gumyof I, eth.
Vomiting OF sssssOSo and
Bloody Ei.ciar;.s.
tNes-iii.e,,ins Piles, Blind
t'iics, tinfallihic).
rs Ssssnche. ksrache, Neu-
IaisiI, Swelicd Pace.
Nh sssssss1slss, Rheumatic
Swelling or sOreRc-r.
Stiffness or Sorcn. -, Lum.
basO, Lame llsack.
S0re Throat or Quinsy,
Infiamed ToIsils.
O1Palsessa. BF~neniai~,
Asthma.
iORe OF Inflamei Eyes or
Eye-lids-
@torfh, Leucorlhca, D.ar-
Thea, Dyseniery.
SOre Nipples, Infiamed
Breast.
Painful or too Profuse
Men.hl'es.
0Dk . eg. OyaIian Disease
aud Tumors.
Kidney COiDplaint,Gra-
vel and S.rangury.
ChO0oEs and Excavations
OF Infants OF Adults.
VaSieOsA Vel0s, ENLARGED
or IIlaInsd Veins.
Ulcers. DID Sores, internal
alterations.
Sells, tarbuncles, TImors,
Hot oWellings.
COr1s and Bunions, Chaicd
or fore Feet.
ChalinSs. Harness or Sad
die Calls.
TelOm or whitlow, Frosted
Limbs or Parts.
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Nearly all diseases orig nate from gnds.
g-.ssOa and sOrp1dtty OF the 1IV~r, ana
,rG 4, a v,ys an xicGsiy sought after. II lie
Aver f. Regulated In ii action, heal Is
ai,,.l In. aTiabIy scared. Want o: action In 'he
liver causes Road ache. COnssfpsei"n,
lnaoaSee a'ain 81 the Ns00Sders.
. ssms sss. Sh1iIs, D1zzia<ss, A0ur St0n'
sS.os lvNsl lsssGs- tn the snOatu bati"us
nsamrs -, palpisatfon of s'se heart, "c-
pr~rss0s OF Spirits or fer Discs, ara
asu.red q. her sy ui?io rs, fer which Nv noSS
1JVEsS EEGUE E7oE j. the bssi reInoiJ
fiat h. 5 ever teen discovered. itcc sfntin-
IL, afisc; uai!y, snd H. rg 4 simple veg sn.e
compound can do no injury IL any IIsnthies
that Il may be taken. II Is ABH.isss in every
w.y: IL his /, en- used for ia years. AMI huni-
reds Of the god and great from all PARIS OF the
e .uutry will yoach for its being the puresa ana
best.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
L. harIa'ees,
IL no drastic violent medicine,
0. sure u cure Ntsken regularly.
L. no Intoxicating beverage.
l. fIu.tl,s. f,miy medicine,
l. the nearest medicine In the voriI,
j. giveu with safety and the happicst rcsuits to
the INST dciicst. infant,
Does not Interfere with tusi-c7s,
Ip..s- I,ol dsarrangc ne syst"m,
Take The place o. QuiaiHs ami Yiiiers @; every
kind,
ConiaiI.s the fiInpost and be, rnrncdics.
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COUNTY FAIR.

II Isn't Too Late to Talk Up this Important
Natter.
Some Of the newspapers in this county
are agitating the project of having . fair
this fall, to begin about the first Of October.
As Leavenworth county can bosst of the
largest crops this season che has ever had,
this plan is not only feasible, but would no
doubt prove profitable to all concerned. 1t
is true that very little time is left for prep
aration, but there Is enough If our people
feel at all disposed to push the matter.
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MARK IWAlN'S.e. book IN rss.; For
AlsDeAlD . o. eo4 - s., = ls.Is n.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposed Amendments

IL The CpSiils0a q tie Sas az hsrSGs, Sia5psiiei
ty the Legislature at Ifs i,a n, for the raiioa-
ton rejection u TIC eeciCrs 81 The SiGe Ut t.s .ri
3essTG! stsett0s-
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LUMBER.

Fair, with a upward tendency.
Dimension, sixteen feet, go %; flooring, $40 50,
g, 80 and SIS %; ddins. s25 and $40; shingles,
a 50, o 50 and 81 IS; finished Inch 325, as and
SIS; 18th, clear inch, n, n and 2 inch. SEQ; COM
mon boards SIS 90; fencing go 90.
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Hempe, 81; blue grass, extra clean, 81 80
2 o.; fax seed, 81 3oSl 90; timothy, prime,
o OoaS %; common, 81 90; clover, IS 90; rcd
tor, e.; orchard erase, S..
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Looking up.

HIDKs-GIeen, sc green siltcd. &c az 80; first
I5c. dry salt, 12c. damaged hide, tvo-thirdt
the price Of good luiilo bull, buffalo COW, no re-
e,ipts.
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HAxs-Susar cured. eauvasssd, le;91se. plain
canvassed, lac.; clear bacon, sides, he should
crs, smoked lie. pork, clear mess per Dbl, s2 So;
dried beef, canvsssed, Ter H., li9 s.; do unean-
vasscd, 1lAe.
LARD-Kottle rendered, in ticrees, sii51zc; do, 20
n. cans, el5c. I; do, 20 n. cans, si7xe. do, 10
n. pals, boxed, lS<c.; d., n. pals, boxed,
ls1c. do 8, n. rails, boxed, lstzc.
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and various other kinds OF wild meat, and
had frcsh fish until i; became drug in the
camp.
After requesting the gentlemen to call
for us on their return to the Black Hills,
We shook hands all round, and departed,
just as the little steamer pushed out for
her final destination,
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0orrespondencesof Mineral Point Democrat
Eds. DEMoCRAT:--We have a fe-
male base ball club in Blanchardville,
which is something of novelty. The
names of the first nine ale: Emma
Wilson, Emma Farmer, Louisa Farmer,
Kate Blanchard, Mary Blanchard,
Clara Baker, Sarah Jane Dornan, and
D. DEAN. They make fine appear
ance and look beautiful in their new
dress, which is as follows: Pants red
blouse blue, stockings white, garters
yellow and cap white. This club has
repeatedly beaten our regular base
ball club, and those that have seen
them play consider them very good
players. If Mineral Point or some
other town will get up a female club
we will play them match game at
their homes or at this place. John
Sanderson acts as referee and M. Mills
is secretary.