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Markets by Telegraph.
New York Money Mar.


srv fasS, October 81
6OLo-Opnned at 81 10 an a. once tn. IN ,rket
became active, OWING 10 var from I.u .;.c
wheu ther. " s- an ,dvance 10 81 l0I., but later
dee ined e. 81 O95s. aud osiny at hat l. ure.
BsEaswING EA1E-2 per cent to hIt
tARRYIsI RATS Ter cent.
GpvkksM sS,-Active aud seady
RAiLsoAD-FrscI GU higher
nTAIE-Bnnd q .iet and nominal
SIOCEs- VI -Ik.t Openei CHER, and in lhe
first hour had ad aurei y 9. per cent In the
next hour here was d.ci he of "a per cent
In the .n.rI list. ~oDn nj n..i he tuarxet
became steadv. and prices recovered from to "a
per c,nt This improvement vas being maratain-
ed until the mirSst VS. rude'y disturbed by
rumofs that tn conids of ill Dad rs?res Ut -
tives had brnten up IN a iow. OF d resuIted in
no agreem- Mt to seul.e he RAILWAY war; upon tn s
ruipor there YRS a general dec inc. the market
iosin: CT va, unsettled and lev, ri.h although at
three clock tue c'osing hour, not hIns officiai
was msde public from the "a lrosi col iideuce
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CITY N hWS

AFARMER, named Jno. Turney, who lives
ne,r Eiston, lost valuable mule while in
this city Monday. The animal, which was
with another attached to a wagon, sudden
" becoming i'll, laid down and died
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A little child belonging to the family Of
G. Worth, on second and Miami streets, fell
from the second story of the residence last
Sunday about eleven O'Clock, and striking
on the ground, received severe i.juries,
breas ing its right arm above the elbow, and
getting badly bruised about the body.
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Went NothingB etter.

A. to the Charter Oak Cooking Stove, We
can trn;hiully say that it is as near periec-
ti"n a any stove we ever expect to find
We want nothing better, and do not ever ex
pct 10 find sny other as good
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BOUND TOGETHER.
Mathew Ryan, Jr, Leads II 8: D. SIX nper to
the Altar # MAtrimoay.

Mathew Ryan, Jr, Leads II s. D. SIX nu.r to
the Altar # M.trimoay.
4 pleasant wedding p,rty assembled a,
The residence of Mr.. c. Skinner near Pilot
Knob, yesterday morning, at 10 o'cloc!;
Father James III Defouri officiating. and Mr.
Mathew Rya ,Jr, and Miss Dscutah .kinner
being the high contracting parties. Quite
a large number of friends of The bride and
groom were present, and all were perfectly
satisfied that the two hearts hence
forth to beat as one, will never regie: the
step taken, nor the obligations imposed.
The happy pair were the recipients of a
number Of valuable presents by their
fra, nd-. Alter the ceremony was concluded
hands pme banquet was partaken of. and
Mr.. and Mrs Ryan departed for the f tat
not forgetting meanwhile TO send fHE
TINES token OF their regard in the shape
of handsome cake.
The fair bride is an ornament 10 the best
society of the metroPoli-, and the groom
Is one Of the most energetic and successful
young men of our city. Mis- Skinner
will be s,dly missed b. large and
-elect circle OF acquaintsnces, but there is
one reflection with viii h the young peop,e
"an solace themselves, she will come back the
wedding tour merely extending to "Trip
throughout the east. Upon their return :,
the happy couple will receive a greeting
not wanting in warmth or he artine-s, while
the best wishes Of everyone will follow them
through life, which, We hope, will be fraught
with happiness unalloyed.
And nov, good friends, bm royaye !
As you drift out upon the boundless ocean
of life, may the impress OF love remain in
dellibly impres upon the tablets of your
hearts, so that when you reach mid-ocean,
you may be able to exclaim, ''if there be
an elssium on earth, it il here, it is here ~
The following is the
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Present of groom TO his wife-set of
black cameo jewelry set in pearls and dia-
monds with guard chain and sleeve buttons
to match.
Mirs-K ate Ryan-silver castor.
S. NJ kelsey-silver tea set with syrup
cup and spoon holder.
John and Van Whittaker-silver berry
boat and spoon.
Miss Annie Skinner-silver pickle castor
and fork.
Mr. and Mrs Skinuer-dinner and des-
sert knives and spoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan-set solid silver 3
sert and tea spoons and forks
Mis- Mary Ryan-silver butter knife.
Miss May Woodsorth-silver celery
stand.
Mn. Apple, Nashville, Tenn.--silver card
receiver.
Mns White, Lawrence, Kan.-grooms
cake.
MnSpencer, Lawrence. Kan.-silver fruit
stand.
Clara kellogg, Lawrence, Kan.-mateh
case.
Sophie Gleason, Lawrence, Ksn.-toilet
set
Mrs r. K. Tabor, Lawrence, Kan.-ties
and chair tidy.
Mr.. and Mn. VIM. Gordon-silver cake
basket
VIM Broaddus toilet stand.
Miss Clara " hittaker-set silver salt Gel.
lars
Mrs. James McGonigle--ilver soup tu-
reen.
Mrs. John Skinner, lawrence, Kan
one pair vases
I'll Allen, Kansas City-set silver spoon
holders.
Mr. Small-ties and two pair towels.
Mr.. Matt Draper, Dodge Ciiy-sliver jel-
ly dish.
Bridesmaids-Miss Katie Ryan and Mise
Annie Skinner.
G'oomsmen-S, NJ. Kelsey and Jno. L.
Whitaker.
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Medical Notice.
To tae Afflicted and Uufartunate.
DIR. w. E..HOYT.

Can still be cJnaden,IsIiy consulted, and his
miraculous P6bchrist Specific Remedies pro-
cured tor all forms OF chr mic, rvtu Gus and
icmaie DIE ise-, a. rs Medical Retreat at Omen.
uaY. Valley. three miles south OF Syracuse, ".
near the terminus "f tee street cars. by
addressing him through his Z. o. Boz 276 ~yra-
cUSe, y \. see ne letters tine Doctor has in
mis- office from patents all OpeT the United
states Tor the cure he has performed OF the iol-
lowing disets- :-syphili l., Weakness, Debil-
ity, oss OF PDwer. impeachment 70 Marriage,
Lassituf!e. .eprefs On OF Spirits l. s, of Ener-
gy and App stit-, PAIN IN the Back and Limbs,
rImitI,y. s-li-dIstru.', l. We OF soliIude
Groandess Fears, Palpitation of the Hea {,
Noise n the IL al AM. La 5, Dizziness, IGdecis
ion, VIZ. cae'iness, impaired i mt aad Men,
Dry, Indig. 81 on and Bodily PrestratIOn, Sper-
matorrhea Self buse, elect, + les, +, male
Irregularities, and all Female seases OF every
NAM OF nature. % II you want permanent re
Iei q I'd h-a III, describe your case perfect y md
encl Sc the Doctor hts consul u ton tee of S5 90
and the specific Medicine your disease viii
To-. sent you by return mail that the Dir. will
warrant 10 perform per iect cure IN 81 days.
aus Tyr
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RUPTURE cured in from 30 70 80 days by the use
OF the Triumph Trus and Triumph Rupture Penn
edy, manufactured by the Triumph Company, 3sl
Bowery, n. This Truss and supporter took the
medal at the last session Of the Great American In
.titute Fair. send 20 cents fsr their new book.
DAWN
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The attention of the street commissioner
is called to the almost impossible condition
of 9Th street between Oak and Walnut sta.
Yesterday afternoon, as a lady was driving
over this delightful piece of highway, the
top of her carriage came near coming in
contact with the ground, and herself spilled
NIT
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POPULAR IL ustrated book eco pages) on NAN
HOOD Woh.sHooDl MARRIAGE Impediments to
Marriage; the cause and cure Sent securely, post
paid, for 20 Genus BY DIR. whittier, sI7 It Char
les street. St Louis, No., the great specialist Read
his work. dec2eiAvIy
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A SURE Thing.

DR.. King's SFphilitic Remedy ia war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all its
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases of venersl diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment Of
the most eminent phyncians Of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in q few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head. arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
Of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in a
short time. Price, s. per package. Sent
everywhere by express A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by Dr.. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo Cures guar.
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
EgersdorG Agent, Leavenvorth, Kansas.
april26eod&w-lO7
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02

OrHELLo's occupation will soon be gone
So sings the hummer. Next Tuesday will
send many a poor cuss who has been hang
ing on the ragged edge" of come cheap
politician for support, to the curb-ssone.
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In our notice yesterday of a recent suit
brough: against some members of the city
council by Iisley Shire q Co., We were mis-
informed as to The cause of The suit insti-
tuted- The suit was brought against the
Mayor and the entire council moving the
Supreme Court 10 assess fine of $500 on
each member for failing TO levy a tax to
satisfy judgment against the city, in
favor Of the plaintiffs. 1t seems there had
at one time been an informed conversation
with regard, and probably favorable to The
levy Of the tax, but it was Tot while the
council was in session. The case was how
ever decided in favor of the defendants.
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Jamss Story,

Carpenter and builder, solicits orders from
the country. Apply at this office, or 80
Ottawa street. sep7-wtf
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Chicago 1.-Two stock Market.

Chicago 1.-Two stock NJ Arket.
CUcAso. October 81
CArrLs-@-ceipss, 4,ieo- Very Dull, and
he only "a eI eoss, .. soi sees or Shipment,
- ~.
d.ss-Rseeipta, 10 900 Opened dulf, and
elased fair'y ~. d 10. hign-e o better
sraae- comm ehoi e, IS IS s. 50; chi. y, far
u oi IS s0as o
SHsEP-eec.ipts, 1, $50. Dull ard unchanged.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital We .kness or.depres.

xtoA w o al oOS O4.Ne pGeo
sion; a weak exhausted feeling. no ener-
~ or courage the result Of mental
OveT.WOrk. IndeSCretiOn
O exc -0S -, or come ORA IN upon the
system, Is always cured by hUMPHkEHS'
OMEOPACHiC SPE IFiG no %.
1t tones up and invigorates the system, dis
pels the Dom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success BY thou
sands Sold by dealers. Price, Sl00 per
single vial, or s. 90 per package # five
vials and 81 OO vial OF powder. Sent by
all on receipt of price. Address Hun.
PHREHS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. 562 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK.
rheo. Egersdorff, Agent, Leavenworth.
Kansas. iune2 3taw&w
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LroS's KATHsETos makes BEAUTIFUL, glossy. lux
uraot hair prevents It's falling or turning gray
II has stood the test Of 20 years seharmipsiy per.
uned and has no rival uzrl.tc-eod& gei
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Death in the Staff of Life.

That there should be death in the staff Of
life seems an enigma hard TO fise out, md
yet it is 20. By the use OF deleterious min
aral baking powder, which remain in the
bread instead Of being thrown of during
the process. Of baking, bread becomes, in
stead of healthy food, an unwholesome mas,
disorganizing the system and running the
digestive organs. This danger may be
avoided by using only DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, which is decided by chem
tits to be perfectly free from all unwho!e-
some substance ltd&w
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AttacaNelt Notice.
J ". wARRING. PiAintia, ,

SAMUEL J. DkRR AL MARY
DE- D<fends r..
Before s J. Meyssghfos, J ? If Reso rs~..
sAip. Lesvesrorts Cesnfy. Kans-s.
IN TnE q ID DAY OF september, A. d. ISIS.
" aid Jusiice issued an order Of Attach.
nent, in the ab re xction, for the SUN # on q
Aandred ami nineteen 4 liars, viii n said csu,s
Va be hesri On the Oh day OF ,,ctobsr, 1876
4Ao'e,ock. r. n. . G kICHARDs,
At. rney for Plainfil.
her e7s osa = 81
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los. Cures. Cents.
1. Fever, Co1-es.i1n, I-f-raz,a.io-s IS
Z. Wo,,as. VEGA Ieyer. Worm Colir. g
Z. DiarrhGn, sf ci..iiren or Adults, IS
5. lSyseniery- Crii'iEGs, Bi.ious Cole, IS
c. choiera-ssorb,s, Vomiting, s
e. Cough, Colds, bronchitis, g
8. Neuralgia, Toothaehe, Facc,c,,-, s
0. headaches, siel; Hf-.dac.r, Veruso, Is
10. bysPersi.. Bilious sto-aIGh. IS
Il. S:lrirss>eI, G. Painful Periods, IS
l. CrcCp. :o=-h, .l.cri: Bre.thin-. IS
IL salt iibsui., ] -ysiDeias. Erup;i6ns, IS
Is I:i,.:I,:,asi-,:i, L.eunaiic PANS, IS
le Fever Ii.d L-ue, Club Fever, Asues, 50
H. PiI-s, !, I'd or b.e,linr, 80
Is. OphiaaiIny, and soTe or Weak Eyes, SO
10 CatErrl,, acute or G .-cuic, Inf.uenzi, 50
90 tvhooPinS-Cou violent coughs, 50
a. Far E:-1,.arEe-, frlTaire,l hesJrin-, 50
23 <.rofu..., O.: yci Glands, svell;nss, so
= General 'sU...ly, Physical Weakness. 50
2s Sea-Siekncss. sickness fr0ia riiing, 60
81. Kidney Disease, Gravel, so
IS. Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness
or inyolun;ary discharges, 100
- Sore A0Mth, C.Inker, 50
50. Urinary Weak ness, wettinst the bed, so
81. Painful Periods, with Spasms, 20
So. Disease OF Heart. paipitations. etc., 90
e. EPilsPssy: sTasias 81 W. n,tI ;s Dance iS
q. Chronic COngcstions AL Eruptions, 80
FAMILY CASES.
Case raoroosol with etove b large viais s.f
Manual of directions, 5000
Case IMorocco Of 20 lar-e walls and look, %
ATThese remedies arc sent by the
ease or single box to any part Of tho
country. free OF charge, on receipt Of
price. Address
Humphreys
homeopathic Medicine Co.,
00ce and Depot, No 562 BRoApwAs, New YoRx,
For Sale BY all Drugsises.
Theo. Egersdorff and E. J. Humphreys
L Co., agents at Leavenworth.
juoel.eodSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02

A YOUNG man named Mills, while riding
hor.e belonging to Fire Marshal Delhi,
yesterday about IL o'clock, WAS thrown off
against curbstone near Mr.. Pheian's gro
Gerry store on the corner of Seneca and
Fl III streets, and was so badly injured az to
cause serious fears for time that he would
not recover, but was late in the evening re-
ported to be getting along very well.
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- Send IS cents to Or. Butte Dispensary, 81
Louis. Mo-, for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise and Medical Advies. 80 pes in an
fS1-l0
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BALTIMORE. waryi4nf, October so
Coss-S'eaiy. sai clio ing dali mixed vss-
ess, 56a9555se.
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Now York Produce NIarkct.
Few TO-. October 81
FLous-Luti; superfne western nd .ta.e.
- a. 50 co.aDS. y sod, IS z0S5 40, god
10 choice, Is 4so5 6.
wnaAs-Aesivei h. Chicago sFrins. q s5x
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For all diseases Of the LIvr, rtUIII.ch nd
s.is,n remedy In
NAL tRIOU, F-VEHS, BOW Ill CON-
PLAtstS, ~ PkP-I', MENtAL DEERE =
SION, Ri SrIE5oSE SS, II NDiI, SAU- -
stCn hEsUA.uE. CO 4 :. CONSULTATION
and kfT.I E,Nt>,
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The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family n .dicins
Ia tae World

IL CO tlin- fo ar ,iIeC lea. elements never a l.
ted IN ts.r a app PropoI Iion in any otHei
preparation, g.aIle Cttu4rtis, wUDde =
al Ton c, ul. s.-jtEo1aye Al eIa:tye and
certain Corr-cI,N- g. Impd IL &c OF III. boiy
such signal "a ir.'s atirnoeI Its use, ia {
il is now r, gArdel .. the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02
W hDlesale Liquors.

Drugs and Medicines.
Corrected Daily BY 1heo. EgersdorS, Whoiesale
and Retail Druggist, Northeast Cornw Fourth
and ShGpnee Streets
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CHEESE g. BUTTER.

We have io.g made these articles n speciality
| IN when we h-ve lsrys a1d constantly in
creas .ns trade We aim M s,.yaniS-cs 81.
speci / shil " II p ace tn soo!s, owing q
our acknowledge pr IN nenes 4 tie trs,!e in
this iloe Our Log list OF Cores; o1st,nts ard
c.sromes thr' u1Lout the Wet. (Strth . d
SOUTH incluiing eas er exporters, e3a'1e rs
~ know and OFT in Tie bet MAJ krts ard psi
ces Our eNp.r enc a-a know edge OF the
proper care vi CHEESE BITrhk, IS unequal
ed.
We are responsible beyon1 { e col tnger cies
o cur husire We have bSen long known in
Chicago I'D our standing and 9. neral putt,
arr "a lly -Sertainrd In 20 iriti cor sign
menfs oil IN 2 t:iss. We -omise haoituai
p NJ tne>, in sal an reiu ng the bet cur
tent ices for goo'is of iike qualify ard conii-
tion general attention TO N interests OF our
patrons We invite correspondence N refer
.hce tn the rrhas- o sale OF Butter and
Cheese, which will 4 ways receive attention an
prompt ply We shoul' he :. lad to learn of
your stock on hand; it quality, style, qusnti
~. Ia What u oath male; how kept; style ard
size OF Hoop or Packages snd the price that " II
move it. We are 20 special dealers in Cured
Meats. FTui.s and eget b:es. On and afier
This ATE We sh- II be prepared tDrll os'iers Tor
Celery. sep5-l3
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Having nsed Gllle's Cream Dry Hop Yeas
in our own household, We are personally
p-eo,-si t, endose it a. superior to ali
others We have ever tried.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23
Trouble at the Depot,

Yesterday afternoon man named
Parsons. who was selling peaches at
the 8. E. corner of Water and French
streets, was ordered away by special
officer Legg when he moved over TO
the N. w, corner, Legg followed him
and again ordered him off and struck
him when they scuff1ed and fell. Ex-
Gov. Ponder separated the combatants
and Legg walked away.
Ned Leary and another colored man
were standing clos by. discussing the
affair in loud tones, woen T. b. Mer-
ritt, proprietor of the U. s. Hotel came
out and ordered them away. Ned re
fused to leave, when Mr.. Merritt gave
him hard rap on the head with a
club. Ned swore out a warrant for
Mr.: Merritt's arrest and the case will
betried before the Mayor this evening.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE X. OF p. PARADE.

GRAND sUcCsss-FuLLy 10000 MRN
IN LINE.
The Knights of Pythias had their
grand Centennial parade in Philadel-
phia, yesterday, and it was one of the
largest and best parallels of this year of
parades. The followers of Damon and
Pythias are not covered with moss.
| They cannot go back to Solomon's
Temple with the Masons, or take a
snooze with the Druids under the oak
trees that fourished in England five
centuries in the past. The sentiment
of the fraternity was promulgated
twenty centuries agO-the fraternity
was established in Washington years
ago. Its success has been wonderful,
To-day Knights of Pythias dwell in
every State and Territory in the Union
and even in Europe Damon can find
q Pythias wLo will stand his friend
even unto death. The aim of the fra
ternity is pure and disinterested friend
ship. The groundwork of the brother
hood is this: "Greater love has no man
than this, that a man lay down his life
for his friend" In ten years the Or
der has swelled from its originator to
one hundred and fifty thousand-a a
sure test that the organization is found
ell on correct principles. In Pcnnsyl'
vania alone there are forty thousand
Knights OF Pythias.
The parade was grand success,
fully 10000 Knights, from various
parts of tho county, being in line.
The Baltimore and Wilmington
Drill Associations especially received
general expressions of praise for their
appearance and superior marching and
manGuvres. 1t was interrupted by
few breaks, and for the good manages
ment and pleasing order which pre-
vailed throughout the line, theLodges
are to be much complimentcd.
4 The Wilmington Knights were in
the Seventh Division. They were
} accompanied by the United Cornci
Band and numbered 55 uniformed men
Captain J. q. Jones commanding. A
large silk banner, an American and
Pythian flag was carried by this divi
eiOn
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:. ONE mORE UNFORrUNATE. ;

some time back, Miss Margaret Ben
net, near Salisbury, aged IS. give birth
to an illegitimate child, the fruit Of mis-
placed confidence. The child suhse-
auently died. Since that unfortunate
time Miss Bennett became painfully
aware that she was avoided and Stunned
by her old associates, and this fact
seemed to have very depressing effect
upon her spirits. Some two weeks since
she suddenly disappeared and at the
same time razor belonging to her father
was also missed. A searchiwas made and
inquiries set on foot for the young
woman. 1t was reported she had been
| in Philadelphia, but all doubts were act
at rest last Saturday by the discovery Of
her body-or rather the skeleton-in q
woods near the fair grounds. 1t was
fully identified as the remains of the un.
fortunate woman by the articles Of wear
ing apparel still clinging 10 it, and neal
by, with the blade carefully closed into
the handle, was found the missing razor
| under clump of bushes, apparently hi1
there by Miss Bennett. The theory is
that, premeditating suic de, she had pro
vided herself with poison and In case
that did not accomplish the object sh'
desired she intended to end her excis.
tenee with the razor. 1t is supposed
that, finding the poison was sufficient
she had hid the razor where it was after
wards found.-Saoo Hill Messenger.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23
THIRD EDITION.
Esquire kraser's COurf.
A sHRHwD WAY OF STEALING A BOAT.
DIsORDERLY CONDUCT -sI,ANDER.

A sHRHwD WAY OF STEALING A boat
DIs0RDERLY CONDUCT SANDER.
Monday morning a young man
named Owen Harkins hired fishing
skiff of VIM Bareford, for the purpose
of going up the creek. He took man
in the boat with him aud stated of.
The boat was not retuned at the prop.
er time, aud Harkins, on being ques
toned about it said he had left the
skill, on reaching French street wharf
and that the other man, who he said
was a Philadelphia huckster, had tax
en- it to Philadelphia.
Harkins was arrested, and last even
| ing h id a hearing before ESQUIRE Fra
zer, who under the recent law making
breach of trust felony, held him in
5000 bail for appearance at Court. In
default Of bail he was committed TO
New Castle.
Augustus Coleman, for threaten
ing bodily harm.
Mary Welch, was held in $500 to
keep the peace.
Margaret Lear, for slandering Joan
ma Myers (who had married Margar.
cts divorced husband) was held in
800 to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-23
THE ROAD TO HEALTH.

Cleanse the stomach, bowels and blood
from all the acrid, corrupt and offensive
accumulations which produce functional
arrangement, and you remove the cause
of most diseases which affect the human
family, and thus save large doctors bills.
The most effectual and reliable remedy
for this purpose is found il DR.. Pierce 3
Pleasant PurgatIve Pellets. No cheap
wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh and
reliable in vials.
High ivers, those indulging in ease
and pleasure. and those of sedentary
habits, can prevent Boils, Carbuncles,
Gout, Red Skin, Eruptions, Pimples,
Constipation, Piles, Drowsiness, Bilious
ness, and other conditions induced by
such habits. by taking from four to six
Of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
let's once week, or, better still, one or
two each night. They are sold by deal
ers in medicines generally. cod 3t.