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The Gems Of All OrSlors.

Or. Prices American Perfumes are Ger
tainly The gems of all odors. They surpaes
in exquisite sweetness, durability and nat
ural fowery freshness, any perfumes made
in this or any orther country. Ladies who
think no perfumes can be good unless they
come from abroad, should try DR.. Prices
Handkerchief Ordon, Pet Eose, Heliotrope,
New Mown Hay, Evening Violet or Alista
Bouquet. They ara really exquisite.
Ida
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The Centaur LinfmenSN allay
pain, subdue swellings, heal burns, and
will cure Rheumatism, SPAWN, and any
flesh, bone or muscle ailment The White
Wrapper is for family use, the yellow
Wrapper for animals. 4 lis. of the in
gradients are contained around each bottle.
They are cheap, speedy, and certain.
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st. Louis Produce NJ nrket.
ST. LOUIS. December T.

81. AoukS K oco W. TX kAc
ST LOUIS, December IL.
HKNP-Ncminal.
fLoUR-Ea super and single extra very scarce
and waGted at "a 25a5 other grades dull and
dropping.
WHEAr-Lower, but closed firm; No. fall,
81 }. cash; 81 3lA december; No , do, 81 2G1
9l q cash 81 20 January; No. 4 do, 81 20l4
CONDITIONER; Nc. mixed, Eye cash; 42c
January.
0Ars-Firm but quiet; No. mixed, 3,1atSS2Ac
bid cash; sales, 3i1.c January.
kYE-Lower to sell; zoe bid.
BAkLEY-Quiei and not quotably higher; sales, No
3, 20 aiOc.
WHIKY-HgSer; 81 OG1zsl OF.
BUTrkR-All grades excepting best dull medium
to strictly prime dairy, I6 a20c choice TO strictly
choice. 70 aZ5c; gilt edge, q ,23c.
EGGs-Duil; ~ a23e.
HAY-Dull; timothy, SO 30; prairie, % 20
go 80.
PoKH-Lower; SIC spot, and the last half of jan
ua'y, sj6l..
BULK MEATs-Dull and lower; 55s@75sSs.
BAcoS-Lowd; 1kA1ls991s QGyt4a9 49S4.
LARD-Firm; $40 cash, and the same bid Febru.
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Chicago Live took NJ arket.
CHICAGO, December Il.
CATrLE-Receipt,, 5000. Very dull, and buy
ers and sellers apart saies, good TO extra, 81 5J5;
others nominal
HoGs-Rscepts, $500 Dull; buyers and SCI
lcrs apart; nominaily, and 10nl5c lower; sales,
light IS 1915 81 fair TO extra prime heavy, s5 20
&c 10; sales, mostly, s. 15a5 80,
SHEEP Receipts, Loo. Dull, unsettled; nom
lily and lower; oaly sales at 81 20.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

Ars . sure rsosay far al sexual complaints.
and may be taken By females Of all ages,
vhs are suffering from disosganissd
syssem or those distssaing diseases in
particular which frequsatly occur iron in
.feeptioa ut tie tuE1 Of liIs. TIM ass %
mild thas tie nesE deliea1s fuaals nay
saks viii px5ses sa5sty: = es.h pr box
e po9 eedAw
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st. Louis 1.-Two stock Market

ST. LOUIS, December l..
HoGs-IOwer and nominal at quotations; CONS
mon to medium, 60 j0e5 60; fair to good, So 70
"a 9Ji choice heavy, 80 35s6 %. Receipts, TO-
100
CATTLE-Dull ard not Iuotably higher, and
only local dennd; prime TO choice s'eefs
81 ~ %; medium to sood, $685.; pony steers,
s5t4941s; cows and heifers, s2 jOaS5s: stockers
the same; good 10 choice Texans, S31ss31.; CON-
mon 10 fair, s2 50S3 Receipts, loo.
sHEsP-Better; feeding, 60 3Je5 .; mutton,
sSg3 10; choice 10 fancy, sisi 10. Receipts, -.
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Leaf Tobacco.

Leaf Tobacco.
Twill open Leaf Tobacco warehouse, in
Kansas City, No., January "a, 1877, to re-
ceive and sell on commission all Tobacco
that may he brought in, or consigned to
me.
Or if parties prefer I will buy for cash at
the highest market price.
Reference given on application.
NJ. SCHooNMAKER,
20I Main street, Kansas City, No.
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A linimeat universally acknovledged -
the mos renowned quick cure ever brought
before The public, for the perfect cure both
of man and beast This popular and great
healing rsosdy % long nesdsd By suffering
humanity, i giving unbounded proofs Of
IL merits b. flhssi,g tsssd it. unrivaIled
power. For SALE ~ Z J. Hunphrsys &
Co, Wholesale and ssGail drueEists corner
Delaware snd Ihizl sl1ests.
dae10nazI-
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WeCau.t Talk

without showing the condition of our
teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In Or
der not to be ashamed of them, let Us use
SOZODONT, which ia sure to keep them
white and spotless, and to give fragrance to
every word we utter.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New York Money Mark ct.
NEW YORK, December Il.
GoLD-Openei at 81 as; advanced to 81 O155s,
and closed at 81 or.
CARRYING RATES. TO per cent.
GovEISNEsTs-Activc, strong and higher.
RAILEoADs-StroDg.
STATE-Quiet.
SIocKs-Mariet was d ull and without promi-
nent feature
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Notice 10 Teachers.

The teachers of the adjoining townships
are respectfully invited to meet in a.ocia-
ton with the teachers of Paramount town.
ship, at the Glenwood school house, on Sat-
urday, December 16, At 10 O'Clock. Exer-
bises will be conducted BY Messrs. Dove,
Griffin, Adams, Warrington and others.
and excellent music will be furnished for
the occasion.
Turn cut, teachers. and let US have .
good time.
F. II. Dow,
Fl. L. GRIFFIN,
+. NJ. ADAMS,
A. p. WARRINGTON,
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NOTICE.

To Whom IL Nay Concern:
NOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the
IN 3)th day OF December, A. ID. 1876, the IN
uersigned will apply TO the Hon. Thomas A. Os-
born, Governor of the state Of Kansas for par
don 'or her son, Philip William Watts, from the
Kansas State PenitentiarY. Said Philip " iIliam
Watts was convicted On the charge OF grand
larceny, in the County Of Leavenworth, KsEsa3.
in March, 1873.
December 4. A. D. 1876. MARY CUSICK,
det7-dlt-Wls
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A View Herre Remedy.

Little - many may think, it is proved
by experiment, that BY mixing with one
feed, each day, about tablespoonful Of
Simmons' Liver Regulator, horses tina: are
let down will improve in health, become
hearty eaters, shed off we'll, and get in con-
dition sooner than BY any other remedy.
1t slightly moves the bowels if given in lar
ger doses, and il easily administered by
mixing the powder with the food, for stock
will eat it. Major Bacon, the great stock
farmer Of South Carolina, uses it for stock
and chickens with great success. d&wlt
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NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAykswoRTB, KAHsAa


december >, Is7S. J
Resolved, That the County Clerk Ia hereby
Instructed to advertise for proposals for the fol-
nished, for the County Of Lezy, nworth, for one
wear from the first Monday in January. 1877.
Bids to be received by the County, until Tues
day, January 2, 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. ". -
wit:
FIR printing
For job printing.
For blan. record books for all County Omeers,
entitled to the same, and for stationery.
In compliance with the foregoing resolution,
notice is hereby given that bids viii be received
at this Office 70 the me stated in said resolution
For the probable number Of record books and
for the kind Of blanks in use In the different Of
fees, the bidders viii consult the various Csun-
~ Omcers-
Th. Board ressryiBg the right e reject anv
and all bids %. DIBFESDORf,
does -d-3t-w-2t County Clark.
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The Certain. speedy and harm

less remedy for children, is Pitchers Casio
ria. 1t is as pleasant to take as honey and
q certain in its effects a. Castor Oil. For
Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach, and
Disordered Bowels, there is nothing like
Castoria. iune6-wl22
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wsae-Aw.ae Youth. Paper.

For iudicious editing, select and popular
contributors, and spriKhsiy. entersaisinE
reading. the Yoxtk's Cosspanio. has - supe-
nor among the Youths publications. vlt
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION!!
J. n. zElllN < CO.,
maeaa G. and Philad elnhia

Your valuable NE iicine eimnon5 Liver keg-
ulntor, has saved tie many pocIors' Ills, 1 use
Il Tor every IN ing 1t IL recommended AMI never
knew it 10 f.il; l have usei i. in Collie and
Grabbs, with my Mu sud Ho -ses. giving the IA
about half bottle at time haze not lost
hat ave il to, you recommend il to
ever, one tat has Stock as beiI Z IN best INC di-
cine known for all complaints that Horse 1csh is
heir to
T.. 7. TAYLOR. Agen; TOR Changers of Ca
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IN ITS FIFTEENTH YEAR.
IN ITS FIFTEENTH YEAR.
A Splendid Farm and Family Journal.
The KANSAS FARMER
Ia it, 18Th yca-, 10 page weekly. o. per year.
Original. Independent and Progressive.
The American Young Folks

The beet and cheapest RoJs' and Girlsf paper
published. 80 cents per year. Copies Of both
papers seIt for ) cent stamp. Address j. X.
HUDSON, Topeka, Kansas.
Has quickly taken . high place among sgri-
cultural journals-N. Y. Tribune. IL has Deen
conducted with energy and abil.ty, and we have
considered 1t among The beat Of our exchanges
and worthy representative Of the West
Philadelphia Pa, Practical Farmer. Our kan-
fTienis should feel much pride in the h On
character and sterling vorth OF their Stale asri-
cultural paper -NationaI Lire Stock Journal
like the kAN-As FAsNKR very much, and
early as my present engagement will permit
sba ] esteem IL pleasure to write to you on q .
tn. terms YOU propose Jos. HDris, Of Morston
Fam, author Of "Waiks and Talks" I resd
your FARMER W tn deep interest - Wendell Phil
lips Bears unmistakable evidence Of the pro-
verbal energy and enterprise of the West
Golden Era IN Master NJ. T.. HUI dson, of the
State Grange says: Il never forget to mention
the Kansas FARStR as being worthy the sup
port Of all Patrons
THE FARMER and the WEEKLY TINES
will be cent for enc year for 81. the price alone
OF any one paper in the country. Send on your
o. and get the THE TIMES snd the FARMER
Ior one year. TX. HUDSON,
nov 3e-wit Topeka, KAn sas.
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AnENT0V WHY 10 you risk
aeabtful tSing. When Sou can maxi success
sure by Offering customers choice OF the 80
low priced and fast telling books when
completely represented by sample pages. bind
Ings, illustrations, etc. In our wonderful new
GRAND COMBINATION PROSPECTUS:
1t contains picked. popular works on epery sub
tecf. Absolutely exce.s everything s.ss for
Agents. and all meaning business should send
xnessu ST.. LcuIs Mo.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

The poultry show which takes place in
this city this month promises to be COM
plete SUCCESS. Exhibitors and others will
be present from Kansas City, Platte City,
Hoiton, Topeka, St. Joseph, Atchison and
all neighborilg towns.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF the Leavenworth Poultry and Pet Stock
Association,
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Of great importance and value.
EsRST-we shall print through the year
SERMONS By the most eminent elsrgymen OF the
countrJ of ali denominations, from Maine to Cal.
ifornia Our readers will, therefore, have the
pleasure OF hearing the most famous ministers of
New Yors, Brook yn, Bostos, Philadeiphis, Gin
einnali i, Chicago, 81. Louis, san Francisco ETC.
SECOND We shall publish a series Of srii-
cles on CHRISTIAN WORK, by REV. STkPHES
II. TYING. u, D., winch VIII be invaluable to
clerg, men, sunda- school teachers, and every
CHRISTIAN man and woman.
TEIRp.-A new serial Story Of American
LIE aiil be begun about the middle Of DeI embsr.
Its title will b.,
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How Are We TO Know:

Dealers say, how are we to know that Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is unsophis
ticated? Know it, because they know tn
other kinds ale bought at less price thai
the m sterials for pure article. can be had
price so low that it points at once t
adultera.ioD. IL the seller would inform
his customers that he could not answer fol
the qu iity or purity of the cheap baking
powders sold, there are very few persons
who would prefer the adul;erated article.
to DIR. Prices genuine, although the iormel
might be apparently cheaper. G&wIt
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

GOLD P,risian, Diamond Pin 81. Gents
SOLID GOLD Studs, in Set. 81, Ladies'
Handsome Sets, Brooch and Ear Drop to match.
ST.. Handsome Engraved Gold Plated Ring
marked Friendship. so cents. Heavy Wedding
Ring. Treble Plated, not 10 b. told from Gold,
so cents. Handsome Engraved SOLID
GOLD Band Finger Ring. Ladies' or Cent?,
$50. Partisan Diamond Ring, Ladies or
Gent, Solid Gold, 50. Open Face Watches,
Gases, $3.50. Ladies Imitation Gold, Hunt
ing Cases s p en- lid Watch. So. Gents
Gen. Imitation G 2od H. H.
anee, Hunting Cases, looks like $50 Watch,
SO.
fourth the usual retail rate.
Best Milton Gold Jewelry Combination out,
Consisting OF elegant watch chain, ladies' jet
and gold brooch. jet and gold eardrops, pair
elegant stone sleeve buttons. set spiral studs.
collar button, heavy plain wedding ring. and
gents' Partisan diamond pin. The above arti-
Giles sent, Postpaid, for so cents. have been
retailed for sc.
F.ST0ckMAN, ~ Bond St., n. r.
The house is thoroughly reliable one in erery
respect-Boasn Weekly Globe. Oe,otey IS. Is.d
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ATTENTION is called, to the advertise
ment, in another column, of F. Stockham,
New York who has large LOT of bankrupt
iewelry for sale.
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You can always sell . good nuae n
Insley Bsos, 1t the 4ansioa House seahlee.
nov30sw6. s.-f
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THE INDEPENDENT
FOR 1877.
ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES,

In addition to all its former excellence,, hereto.
fore surpassed 10y no o;her religious weekly news
paper in the world, will offer several
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

But Insley Bros are still buying good
mule. novsO-vd.
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FIFTEEN SUBSCRIBERS
DICKENS COMPLETE
THE PAPER FOR HARD TINES
EST Bankrupt

z y D&hAtup
Jewelry Sale Of
the Ce fury.
Gre ate st bar
gains ever offer
ed. G. God 8 at
less than one
qu after their
wholesale cost
Must be sold to
satisfy creditors.
~>a -
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BALTIMORE, Nd, DecemS~ ~.
CoRS-MiIed western, old, 5s1se; new, ss5I9
5G5.c.
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whoiesaIe Liquors.
AUDITORS REPORT.

lie following IL an abstract of the ciiims
allowed by ,h3 auditor against Leavcnworta
County, for the N nth Of Nov =mber, les. VIZ:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

Carpenter and builder, solicits orders fsum
tie country. Apply as this ofRce, o. alo
0ttaws street sep7-vu
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MAHY thousands of dollars has been
spent in distributing, free of charge, cam
pie bottles of B8CHKE's GERMAN SYRUR TO
all parts of this country, to those suffering
from Coughs, Asthma, Hemorrhages, Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung Dis
eases, that the afflicted might satisfy them
selves, that this remedy would cave them
from thoss fatal diseassa No person has
ever used this medicine without getting
immediate relied, yet there are great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going
about our streets with . suspicious cough,
and voice Of consumption coming from their
lungs, that will not try it Ifyou die, it is
your own fault, - you can 20 to your
Druggist, 3. Parham, and get . Sample
Bottle for 10 cents ADD try it; three doses
will relieve any case. Regular size only
IS cents. aug25-eod&eow
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REGULAT'R
PURELY VEGETABLE.

L. harmless,
Is no drastic violent me i;cipe,
IL sure u cure If taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is - faultie family medicipe,
Is the cheapest medicine IN the world,
IL given VIII ssfetf an the happies results to
the most delicate infant,
Does Dot interfere with business,
Does no. disArrRnge the sys EN-,
Takes the place of QuInine and Bitters Of ev-
cry kind,
Cont AIMS tas simplest and best remedies.
ASK the recovered dyspeptics. Bilious suffer-
ers, victims oil Fever nd Ague, the mercurlL
disease patient, row they recovered health,
cheerful sprits ard good AZ Petite-they will tell
You ny taking simmons LIVER Regulator,
Cheapest, Purest asd Best Family MsdieIas
In the world.
It contains four medical elements never uni
ted In the lie happy proportion in any othe
preparation, agentle Cathartis, . wonder
certain Corrective Of al impu rit'es OF the body.
such signal tuccssses hae attended its use, that
IL is now regarded - the
EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC
For all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen Asa remedy in
MALARIoUj fEyEKS, BOWEL COM
SION, RkSrl.kSSNkSS, JAUNDlCc, NAUSEA.
SICK hEAuACHE, CoLIG, CONSTIPATION
and BILi0USNESS
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUEION!!
As there a number of mutations offered to
The public
We would caution the community to
Buy No Powders Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER X t.UL TOk unless in oar engraved
wrap with Trade Marx, lamp and eigna-
ture unbroken. None other Is genuine.
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LYou's KA1HA11ox makes beautiful g3y, lux
uriant hair; prevents is falling out CT turning srzy
1t has Stood the ts.t Of 20 yean bcLarninsiy per.
uua1 and has no rival. max2-te-eodxv3l
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RoPuLAs Mutzassd hook t2so pases) on Man.
HooDi wonAHHooDi AAxn1Ae1! Impediments to
M1Iiaee; the causs snd eWa Sent securely, Poet-
paid, ier 5ocsnts, by Ds.C Whittier. si7 81. Char
L. strses, B. Lsus. NJ. :hs peat specialist. Esad
his work. deced&v1y
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Tm paper il printed With Chas Eneu johnson 4
Co. Printing Ink. CO south losh street, Philsdel-
phis, n. febdsae7
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RUPruHx c9sd n frsm - 70 80 days by the use
Of ths Triumph TFaD and Triumph Rapture Fem.
edy, Manufactured By the Triumph Company, 3ss
Bouery, y. Y. Thb Trus and supporter took the
medal n the lngt seioa e the Great American In.
stitute Fair. Send 10 cent? ier their new book.
dAH1y1
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GALE OF DIBRELL'S SPRINGS AT
~ PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant to u decree of the District Court Of the
United States for the Western District OF Virginia
In the matter OF John F. Shields, bankrupt the ull-
dersned, assignee OF said John F. Shields, In bank
ruptcy. will OH
THURSDAY TIE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1879.
sell ut public auction the premises to the highest
bidder, that valuable watering-placc knownas
DIBRELL'S (OR DAGGER'SI SPRINGS.
The spring is sulphur water of high and WELL
known medicinal qualities, which for more than
by invalids for diseases OF many kinds, especially
dyspepsia diseases of the digestive and urinary or.
cams and of the nervous SYSTEM 1t hes emDosomed
In the mountains in the county OF Botetourt, len
miles from Clifton Forge and sixteen miles from
Buchanan, within easy access OF the Chesapeake and
canal by Wel-graded tarupike roads, and very near
to the projected railroad from Buchanan to Clifton
Forge The buildings consist OF u ~ go.
LARGE AND CONyENIENTLY-ARRAN
HOTEL. t--- s. t.t
about thirty well-built Cabins, q large DWELLING
House for the proprietor. Bar. Room, Servants
Rooms Ten. Pin Alley, IceHouse, large Stables, Car
rage-H Houses and other suitable out-houses. I'LL in
good repair. There are attached to the place about
FOUR HUNDRED AND SEyENTY-THREE
ACRES OF LAND. t--
a good portion of which Is In cultivation and quite
productive. The surrounding country Is of the most
picturesque character and affords fine sport for the
hunter and the angler.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash In hand the
balance in three equal instruments In six, twelve,
with undoubted personal security and the title to be
retained until all the purchase-lnoney is paid
.s,t ,h LEWIS LlNKENH0KER,
je 22-Th4w Assignee.
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GOVERNOR TILDEN's Observation-Disclosures
nor Tilden, although not blessed with wife,
has the good fortune to be SO comprised
as not to feel the distress of bachelorhood
very acutely, and his home in Albany is said
throughout the country. The members Of
sister, Mrs. Pelson, sedate, matronly WI
dow lady; her son, Colonel Pelton, and his
wife and daughter, the latter little lady Of
some twelve summers, who has lived with the
Governor since she was two years old. So
it may be seen that the bachelor Governor
and prospective bachelor President is as
pleasantly surrounded socially US most mar
ried gentlemen. He has his pets, and
they all seem to encourage and repay
his kindnesses. In the event OF his cleo.
ton, should such be the result of the COM
ing canvass, Mrs. Pelton, could not fail to
prove as graceful and accomplished o
hostess in Washington as che is universally
acknowledged to be here. She has resided
with the Governor since his Inauguration,
and being as afable and entertaining as he
is himself, she has contributed in no small
measure to the enjoyment OF his guests. Mrs.
Pelton, though OF an extremely quiet and
home-loving disposition, is an acknowledged
leader in Albany. In one notable respect
she deserves to be so regarded--that is, in
the extent and iberality OF her charitable
donations. Her name stands mt the top OF
many q List Of contributions, Us indeed does
the Governors own name. Mrs. Colonel
Pelton is o New Jersey lady, whose maiden
name was Miss Dickerson. She, too, is pos
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I'm fr,c Nest.

Gathsr them close to your loving heart
Cradle them on your breast;
They will soon enough leave yoar broodfng care,
Soon enough mount y0Hths loprnost stair
Little ones in the nest
Fret not that the childrer's hearts are gay,
That their restless feet viii run;
There may come time In the bye and tye
When you'll sit In Your lonely room and sigh
For sound of childish fun;
When you'll hong for repetition sweet .;,3sef
That sounded through each room,
0fH Neither y -" Mother " tho dear lore-caIlSs
: That will echo long I'm the silent halls,
And add to their stately gloom.
There may come time when yon'll long to hear
~ The eager. boyish tread, s-
]. The tupeless whistle, the clear, shrill shout,
! The busy hustle In and out, .ai.
And patter1ng overhead.
When tho boys aud girls are all grownup
Aud scattered far and wide,
u O. gone to the undiscovered shore -
). where youth and age come ncvcrlnoe,
You will miss them from your side.
Then gather them close to your loving heart,
Cradle them on your breast,
They will soon enough leave Your brooding care
Soon enough mount youths topmost stair-
Little ones in tho nest.