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Bremen Items.

The 18th was appropriately observed ut this place.
Col. Ed. Hoverson read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, and Mr.. Amos delivered an Grafton suited to
the occasion.
The weather is too hot to work out in the %
in the shade is about all one wants to endure.
few farmers thrcshing from the shock, while
most are stacking. We man who had thresl-
ed his wheat, which averaged 50 bushels the
This like fish story but the mans is EMS.
and he lives on Deer Greek, in Atchison County.
Wheat is Zoe now.
Men who cut on the price of their own labor, have
commenced among the farmers who work in sun heat
of IOa degrees.
The man who looking for Tom Collins, was
here to celebrate the 4th He is afraid his character
is injured The who circulated that story about
him has gone to the Pacific Slope.
Spring wheat is not good. Oats also will not gen.
orally be good. Corn is better ut this time of year,
than it has been for years. Most of it is clean of
weeds. Potatoes are splendid. Millet never was
better. Timothy and clover splendid. All kinds
of garden vegetables never were more plentiful. We
seem truly to live in land of plenty and have just
reason to be proud of our County. If the eommodi-
ties produce could only be brought into competi-
ton with the worlds market, we would be an indie
pendent people but the cost of transportation snow
what hurts out West. We hope still for this to he
obviated. MAX.
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Not Fools, II We are LitsIe.

TANNING. July 8, 1875.
Ed CHIEF:-lt has been evident. for some months
past. that the editor of the Troy Bulletin regarded
Tanning as his meat and some Of his Democratic
friends here have been working faithfully for him.
A perusal of his paper, for the past two or three
weeks, led one to believe that the Tanning
Fourth of July celebration was his speciality, and
that he throwing his whole soul into it, His
zeal lasted until he secured all the printing peo
pie had to do for the occasion. We are credibly
informed that he packed his basket Of grub for Fan
ming When the train arrived, he and his family got
of at this place. But the crowd at the depot was
small and the crowd that bound for White Cloud
was large; SO when the started he hustled his
folks on board again. to be with the big crowds
the printing all done. That's the last We saw of
Mr. Bridges But We see the important announce
mcnt in his paper, that "re and family went 10
White Cloud His Roll Of Honor doesn't show
that it panned ont very well to the cart load.
Such little things show what man is made of.
We at Tanning not quite big feels bat that
can see throagh snch man, and can remember him
kindly. BIC FAT.
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Farmers have been very busy blowing corn and
stacking wheat between showers which frequent
and heavy The wheat crop is not turning ont well
ms was expected, judging by those fields that have
been threshed out, yet the berry very good Some
plows have already started breaking up the stubble,
preparatory to sowing wheat. The fine crops for a
few years past prompting farmers to largely,
the price being better for wheat than corn Barley
quite good, both head and grain, but the frequent
showers will likely color the grain. Some Spring
wheat is rpenng, and is nearly ready for the sickle
Corn still looks splendid, and with few rains,
must make of the largest crops raised in this
part Of Kansas. Not very large breadth of oats
sOwn but it looks wc if it does not fall down too
soon to injure its filing. The potato is very
promising, both sweet and Irish potatoes with large
amount of the latter planted.
Most of the people of this neghborhood went to
Tanning, the 9Th.
Still another wedding at East Norway, on the 81
inst. The contracting parties Robert Murdoch,
of Donphan County, and Mrs. Julia Dobson, formerly
Of Nemaha County. Hope they may spend life as
happily they have begun.
II East Norway appears to be very favorable place
TO get the matrimonial knot tied, during tine past
year, dozen couples have been united in marimony
here. The front door will always he found open,
to such parties.
The political bali is not opened here yet. bat this
east end of the reduced Township is certainly entitled
to some Of the Township officers. The most talk Is
about Congressman.
Our old friend G. D. Turkelson, shipped two
loads of fat hogs last week. of them bein the fin
est lot of hogs shipped this Summer. They brought
good price, and are glad he did well with them.
Hope he will continue in the business, he is fair
dealer
Just expected, quite number Of the self
binding machines have proven failures, either from
want of knowledge how to them, defect in the
machines wire Better try the harvester with three
binders OCCAsIoSu.
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EDIrOH CnIEF:-I see the name of one of our dis
tingushed citizens mentioned by some of the Repub
lcan party for the Office Of Attorney General of this
State. No better selection could be made from the
Bar Of this State than that of Judge Nathan Price,
and if the Republican Convention soon to assemble
to nominate State ticket to be voted for at the No
vember election desires to promote the interests Of
the party. and reflect the popular WILL and reward an
honest, faithful Republican and au able and sound
lawyer it will place the Of Judge Price on the
ticket. His experience rs Judge of this District,
and service at the Bar eminently qualify him for the
duties Of that Office; and if party fealty has any
merit, one is more deserving in his party than he
His popularity in this section of the State would carry
the ticket beyond the party strength, aud inspire
new zeal in its ranka
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The Rock Greek Sunday School has been in the
habit Of having an annual picnic This year it was
concluded to unite the Sunday school, day school, and
neghborhood generally, and have it on the Fourth.
All parties took lively interest and the result was
o general good time
The family of Lewis H. Miller, Esq, received o
special Invitation and present. not only assist
in furnishing the music but also to add their genial
presence the occasion. Mr.. Miller has the faculty
of making all happy where he is, and his excellent
lady is like gifted.
Mr.. Ed Hoverson, by invitation, read the Declare
ton of Independence, and doubt il Tom jefferson
himself could have done il better.
The address of the day delivered by Rev. J. A.
Amos, Of Troy. and was pronounced by ALL instruct
i've plain, practical, and patriotic. We have for
eral year, been in despair Of the final conversion Of
the world, but We now new light II can he done
by such men Brother Amos
The occasion pleasant one, and think all
enjoyed it. Y.
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Miss Laura Welsh, neice of Dr. Welsh and daugh-
ter of Hon. II. p. Welsh, of Ottawa, Kansas is on
visit here, for q few weeks, with her relatives
Mrs. Peter Willis, and brother Eddie, from Jefer-
son City, No., visit to Mrs James Walters,
their sister.
Chas. Tiffany and lady were nm on the 9Th, from
Atchison, and attended the hall.
George Lexington and family Monroe Ieslinytou.
Al. Floyd, and Ed Floyd. have returned frum the
West. Still think old Douipban tie County
FIsHr-Hudson living in the Bottom above town.
says catfish are swimming nj, ,brou,b his wheat
fields tearing the cans of the Shocks and DESTROYING
his wheat at a fearful rate. Jerry James lost one
hundred and fifty shocks of wheat by catfish Fruit
in Neese's orchard where the limbs are low down
from the weight of fruit is all eaten off by the eat
fish Children and all lower animals are placed in
the second story of dwellings to save them from the
catfish. The only hope of the farmers in the Bottom
Fine rain, Sunday night Corn is growing and
snapping in the field and farmers have quit blowing
Miss Marie Poirier. of Watbena. is visiting with
Misses Mary and Barbara Bremen
As We passed Langans last Monday we stopped
to get a good drink of water. and found Joe in an
awful COOL mood. We soon ascertained the cause
when we discovered under the large, shady oak, a
we noticed was Nick Brenner Miss Mary and Miss
Barbara Brenner and Miss Marie Poirer After re-
freshing ourself with Adams cool beverage Miss Ju-
liza Langan came to our rescue with basket full of
fine apples Alter partakiug freely of the fruit. We
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VAN BUSKIRK &MORTON.
SERGEANT g. LLOYD

Have lately received large invoice of Queensware
Yellow Ware, Rockingham Ware, and Terra Gotta
Ware, from East Liverpool, Ohio. 1t is strange that
the prices of these kinds of have heretofore been
excessively high. 1t will surprise the people of
Doniphan County, to just step in at Sergeant &
Loyds and what fine assortment of this kind of
goods they have, and at such reduced prices.
Their Yellow and Rockingham ware consists,
in part, of Sealloped Nappes, Bowls, Oval Bakers,
flor baking eustards, potatoes, &cl Pie Plates, flor
baking pies,) Stove Tubs, flor cooking fruits, &c.,
Mugs Tea-Pots, Pitchers, SpittOons and Tulip Cake
Pans, flor baking cakes This ware is all warranted
TO not break by heat and is superior TO anything of
the kind We ever saw.
Their stock of Queensware consists, in part, of
Washbowls and Pitchers, Toilet Setts-l1 pieces in
each-Nappes, Sauce and Vegetable Tureens, Handled
Custard Cups, Handled and Unhandled Coffee and
Tea Cups &c, sc.
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Whenever ana WAer.vsr.

Diseases Of ehOlersie type prevail, there
ia cause TO apprshend a visit from them, the
system should be toned, regulated and reinforced
by course Of Hostetter's Stomach Btter. Per
feet digestion and regular habit of body the
best safeguards against such maladies and both
secured by this inestimable tonic and alternative
The Bitte are also extremely servceable in remedy
ing such disorders. fpromptly taken in bilious col
ic diarrhea and cholera morbus the disease is usually
frustrated In diarrhra cases. it is only necessary
restore the tone Of the relaxed bowels and this is one
Of the specific effects Of this medicine Wind ON the
stomach, heartburn, biliousness, nausea, headache
and other symptoms Of disturbance in the gastric and
hePatc regions also speedily relieved by this ex
cellent remedy. As family medicine il is invalua-
ble since it promptly and completely remedies those
ailments which are of most frequent occurrence.
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An Undeniahle Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead miserable,
unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world il ID entire
ly your own fault, and there is only for
you.-your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism,
which has killed thousands Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you Of Liver Com.
plant, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable edects
such as sick headache, paptaton Of the heart sour
stomach habtua costiveness, dizziness Of the head
nervous prostration, low spirits, &C. Its sales now
reach every town on the Western Continent and not
Druggist but will tell you Of its wonderful cures.
You can buy Sample Bottle for 10 ceuts. Three
doses will cure you. For sale by c. B. BickfOrd Co.,
and d. G. Sinclair Troy.
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VEGETINE
LOWE MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VALUABLE
TEGETINE.

NEWPORT KY Apr %, 1s77
Mr. ii. X. STEVENS
Dear Sir-Having suffered from breaking out of Gun.
keToUs Sores for than five caused by
dent of a fractured bone which into run
ming and having Used everything could think Of
and nothing helped me, until had taken bottles Of
valuable medicine which Mr. Miller the apothecary
recommended very highly. The sixth bottle cured me-
and all say. Is that health your vaua-
Bile Vegctine. Your most obedept servant
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
1T unnecessary for the diseases
which the VEGErINE shond be used. know of no dis
which will admit of its use with good results
Almost nnumerable complaints caused by poisonous
secretons in the blood which be entirely expelled
from the system by the Of the vEGErSE. When
blood pei fectly ceansed the disease rapidly yields
all pains healthy action is promptly restored and
the patient is cured
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

wheat-Higber: No. red ssi ss,c bid cash accord
ing u location; No. do. sGSc.
C0n-High and scarce; 352e.
OAs-Higher: E6z71e.
Rye-Duf; &C
Pak-Quiet; jobbing % 3os95 80.
BarnIFirmer. Is 37i as So D 10. ts I3as q.
Lard-Held at % 90.
Cssese-Shipping gIades firm. and moderate demand
prine t. choice steers q - o. fair to good ~ Goa
f6O raas native seer - 90 90 butchers stock good
demand and fair To choice steers % % do
. . grass Texans In good demand steers
q e0a3 %. cows, - % az o. Receipts. 1.s00.
Hogs-Lighf grades excited and higher; light shipping
to Yorker anl Batmores q % al Is packing y 500
70, hatcher extra, a 0oa4 Is. Receipts, LOCO
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, June Goth, 1873 by Rev. d.
Waddell, Mr.. W. ii. NEsBIr TO Miss NETrIE CUKIIs,
all of Doniphan.
On Wednesday, July 81, 1873, by Rev. E. W. Van
deventer, Mr.. J. II. WARD to Miss ErrtE L. HOLMES,
all of Severance.
At East Norway, July Sd, 1873, by the Rev. Abram
Bennett, Mr.. ROBERT MURDOCH, of Doniphan County,
and Mrs. JULIA DoBsOx. of Nemaha County.
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VEGETINE
FOR DRoPSY
PROVIDENCE.
I never shall
Forget the Arst Dose.

Providence
Mr. H. r SrEvKxs-
Dear Sir-I have been great sufferer from dropsy.
confined to my house than year. Six months
have two 70 help In and out Of bed was swollen
Is inches larger than my natural s1e around my waist
suffered all nan could and live. tried all remedies
for Dropsy had three different doctors My friends all
expected would die; many nights was ex pected to
die before morning. At last vegetne me by
friend. shall forget the first dose. could real
lie its good effects from day TO day was getting
better. After I had taken some or bottles could
sleep quite well nights began 10 gain now, quite fast
of my room to the other. Ny appetite good the
dropsy had at this time disappeared kept taking the
Negetine until regained my usual health heard of
great many by using Negetine after out and
was able to attend 10 my work: n carpenter
and builder. will also that il has cured aunt
Of my wifes of Neuralgia who had suffered for
than 20 years She she has had any neuralgia
for eight months have given it to my children for
Canker Husor have doubt in nv mind IL will cure
to give child. will recommend il to the world. Ny
father is 20 old and he there is nothing like t
to give strength and life aged person. cannot
too thankful for the of il. l am.
Very gratefully yours JOHN 5. NoTAGE.
ALL DISEASES or THE BLooD-I vEGErISE will relieve
pain cleanse, purify, and cure such Diseases restoring
the patient TO perfect health after trying different phy
scans many remedies and suffering for years is il
Why this medicine performing such great IL
works in the blood in the circulating huid 1t truly
be called the Great Blood Purifier. The great Of
disease originates in the blood and medicine that
does not directly upon purify and renovate has
any just claim upon public attention
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CHICAGO MARKET.

wbeat-stssx higher and excited, market appears to
be oornered. xe spring 9fdo4sc-
Corn-Acfive firm and higher at 3sic
Oafs-Active and . shade higher nj 2St o3tfe
Pork-Strong and higher demand light hoiiers hrn
1t - 20.
Iard-Aetive firm and higher at o. 80.
Bulk Meats-Steady and unchanged.
Hogs-R-ceipts, 80. Opened steady and strong ;
csei weak some unssld; choice heavy u 90 i; light
u 00a4 Is, mixed. y so0l 10.
Cattie-ReceiT<~. tfj6e. Fancy export demand good
.ajes shpping at s. 20; medium steady and firm, at
a. % 10 feeders and stockers e. 90 100 butchers
steady and unchanged; Texans, scarce at g 9o63 80.
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An old she wolf had been, for long time past,
doing mischief in the vicinity of Wathena-killing
hogs, sheep. &c, and cripplng dogs. Peter Dieter,
the butcher had for long time been trying to cap
ture her. but she whipped of his dogs every time Last
Sunday he got track of her, and laid plan to finish
her. Placing man with gun in ambush the
spot that she usually haunted. he got his dogs after
her. and while she was attending to them. the in
ambush shot and killed her. She was enormous
beast and was probably the largest wolf killed
in the County
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goeal #attsrs.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE,
Testimony Of Rev. P. B. wiles, Covington, ".
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The Best md Safest Remedy fer ChilIs ana
Fever, Fever and Axae.


Smiths Tonic Syrup,
The BEST and Safest Remedy fer Chills ana
Fever, or Fever and Agae.
CovNGToS, KY. May q.
There has not been for many years. in this country
such general complaint about chiIls and fever
This depressing disease is prevailing in many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere where the peo-
pie have long attered themselves that they were en-
tirely exempt from its influence To those who are
thus afflicted, wish to recommend SniA's Tonic
Syrup, believing it to be the very hest remedy ex-
tant Every one have heard of using it. pronounc-
es upon it in the very highest terms We have late
ly used it in our family with marked success. The
ingredients arc simple, and the Tonic can be used
freely without any detrment to the constitution what
ever If the directions, which always accompany ev.
cry bottle, are carefully followed it will in nine ca
ses out Of ten result in permanent cure whether the
disease be of long or short standing.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
to the subjects of this disease everywhere sincerely
believing that the of it will verify every wcrd We
say. P.B. WILES.
For sale by Bickford & Sinclair Troy, Kansas.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
eretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
iSxAS, Station d., Bible House, Ner York CITY.
lnovly.
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u The printing office of the Wathena Adrance
was sold on Saturday, to satisfy mortgage of $50
George W. Larzelere the purchaser for the amount
Of the mortgage We learn that he will once COM
mence the publication of paper at Wathena, to be
Republican in politics
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~ yonr Harness by oiling it with Uncle Sans
Harness OIL which will keep it soft and pable. This
is the best Oil made foe leather. Sold by all Harness
makers.
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-A new Commandry Of Knights
Templar will he formed ut Hiawatha, on Tuesday
evening" the 18th inst large number of Sir Knights
will be in attendance from ST. Joseph and Atchison,
in uniform, accompanied by Pryors Knights Templar
Band, of St. Joseph. There will he an Odd Fellows
Celebration at Hiawatha on the same day, and
cursion will run from St. Joseph. There will Ne .
large crowd in Attendance.
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wake 'EM UP!

That's what we propose to do with those
who want goods, ''cheaper than ever" to
clear out what remains of Spring and
Summer Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes.
Fine Boots, $3.50 per pair
Big bargains in Dress Goods yards
of 123a15c goods reduced to loo per yard
all round.
A new invoice of Mems and Boys Hats.
81 buys good mans hat; 75c buys a
good boys hat 124c buys either mans
OF boys straw hat.
We have by far the best stock of
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p The following appears in the last Bulletin. 1t
is little bit muddy, and We would like to have it
translated:
"Our reporter is 80 badly crippled that we have
been compelled to forego the pleasure for hiD,-of
writing this article ourself.'
In the language of another, think this is not
"germain-
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PJ J. Gravatte with force of assistants, il here,
representing the Star Nurseries of Dayton Ohio The
proprietors Of these Nurseries Of 6rstclass
reputation and propose to make good all losses They
not only sell trees, but when they find choice fruit
grown here, they graft from it, and multiply the
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p-ArER & Sons MANUAL contains more informa-
ton of value to advertise than any other publication
Sent free. Address N. w. Aver & Son. Advertising
Agents. Times Building, Philadelphia.
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v-Do not neglect Cough and Cold Eilert's Er-
tract Of Tar and Wild Cherry ia a standard remedy
in all throat asthmatic and bronchial affections, and
has saved many lives; give it a trial. Sold by C. H.
Bickford & Co., Troy Aug. Miller, Washena.
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- Call ut Leland's, aud see the new
goods. The best stock of goods in the
County, and cheaper than any.
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q The July number of the Western Homestead is
the best one yet issued. Every farmer in Kansas
ought to take it. Send dollar and try it, and you
will say before your time is that it is the best bar
gain You ever made. Every number contains yalua-
BILE information worth far moro than years sub
scrpton. The Horticultural department is hereafter
to lie under charge of DIR. W. NJ Howsey, one of the
most distinguished horticulturists in the west Ad-
dress w. S. Burke, Leavenworth.
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" For Headache, Constipation, Liver Complaint,
and all bilious arrangements Of the blood there is no
remedy sure and safe Ellertt's Daylight Liver
Pills They stand unrivalled in removing bile, and
in giving healthy action to the liver. Sold by C. b.
Bickford & Co, Troy Aus. Miller, wathena-
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w See the new White Goods at LIE
lands, before purchasing.

ey@ DIR. Jaques German Worm Cakes are an effect
ual and safe remedy for worms. They are pleasant
to take and not only destroy the worms but remove
all traces of them from the system, leaving the child
healthy and strong They warranted and sold by
q. b. Bickford & Co, Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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r J. H. Wright, formerly printer, but now drug
gist of Sabetha, was in town, last Sunday. He had
been down experimenting the sale Of the Ideanoe
printing Office, at wathena, which he held mort
gage.
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r For Wall Paper. go to d. C. Sinclair

r. If you have any real estate to sell, applyto N
b. & G. T. Wood, Troy, Kansas.
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n Perhaps our Brother of the Bxlein will not
thank for it, but will hint to him nevertheless
that the extraordinary wheat offered by WIS., Upton,
Of Cleveland, Tennessee, is fraud, and he and his
readers will he humbugged, il they invest anything
II the Bulletin has not yet received postal card from
L. L. Osment, Of the same place, offering the "Big
Wheat Of Taos be seen will receive it. Upton, and
Osment and three four others, at Cleveland Tenn
are the same man, and his business is to humbug the
public