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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, SC,
ill send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in South
America Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH 7. IxNAx, &at;ow b.
B11s Hasa N@ H~k O.. septa6 eod&v
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Notice Of Discontinuance of Business
STATE OF KANSAS.
OFFICE OF SUrEEINrENDENro OF IN.URANCE

STATE OF KANSAS
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OIL INSURANCE
THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE AsSUR-
auce society Of the United states, loca-
ted at I.eayenworth, Kansas, has, through its
president, given me written notice of Its de-
hlre 10 discontinue ITS business, and IL has
made application 10 me for publication Of
notice required by law in such cases. There.
fore, /, OTrin I. WEIGH, Superintendent Of In
sursnce, for the State onk ansas tiO hereby, ~
required by the provisions Of section 20 of The
act hereafter named, give notice that the
ALLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE Assn NEE SoCIS-
TI, Oh THE UNITED STATES, LOCATED AT
LEtvESwORrH, KANSAS, u company tran
hacting business of insurance within this
State under IAN Act to establish an insur-
snce department In the State of Kansas, and
to regulate the companies doing business
therein." Approved March ], ls7I. Desires
To discontinue its business provided by
said act.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, have herunto set
my hand and afIi xed my official
SEAL seal, at the City of Topeka, this
9th day of September, A D., 1873.
ORRIN Il. WELCb,
septll-dltw6t Superintendent.
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ssnporsana 10 Farmers.

The old reliable Seneca Falls lift and
force pump are the best. Over $4,000 il
Use. Buy from James Foley, dealer in
pumps. gas pipe bra.s work. rubber hose
lead pipe and shee, lead. Wind mills and
lightning rods always on hand. Call and
see that you can save p per cent. 2ls
Delaware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Aug !, Wit.
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DIR. JAQUEs German Worm Cakes stand
unri vailed rs a worm medicine. Give them
. trial. Sold by all Druggists.
UNCLE Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment
is for man and beast and is balm for
every wound. Sold by all Druggists.
ECONOMY is the road to wealth !" fifty
cents worth of Uucle Sans Harness Oh
applied TO your old harness, will make the
leather look like new and kee il soft and
pliable.
WARD off Ague, Bilious yer and many
other ills, by taking few d ,ses of Eilert's
Daylight Liver Pills. Have YOU no rest,
mind i'll at ease, body seldom free from
pain these sugar coated Pills will bring
relief and make you well again.
THoUsANDs of dollars are now being
saved every year by progressive farmers,
who soon discover the great value of freely
using Uncle Sans Condition Powder in the
feed Of their stock; it restores the sick, in
creases the beauty, and usefulness and pro-
notes the growth. Sold by all druggists.
TINE is money" wealth is often a source
of consuming care, but health is happiness,
consumption that insidious foe revels in
neglected colds! Be wise and for your
cold, cough, catarrh or any bronchial CON-
plant use Eiiert's Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherry and be cured. Sold by all drug
gists.
IT is better to laugh than be crying;
mothers often fail to enjoy the delights OF
ahappy laughing babe, because through
their prejudice or skepticism they refuse 10
relieve It's stomach of acidity by using Dr.
winchsil's Teething Syrup which quickly
eures the collie pains and gives rest to the
dariing. DIR. Wincheil's Teething Syrup
produces natural sleep and the child will
swiee clear and refreshed, also it regulates
me bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
e.u:ea Sold By all Druxg,sts, Is cents .
The .boye medicines sold BY Campbell
4 Ksndr.ck-Iheo. Esersaorf 4 Hosick
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORrH COUNTY.
In the Probqte Curt of su6t County and State /:
In the matter of the estate of
EZRA DAVIS, Deceased.
rREDITORS and all other persons interes-
" ted In the aforesaid estate, are hereby
Notified, that at the next regular term Of the
Probate Court, in and for said County, To be
begun and held at the court room In the City
anu County of Leavenworth, State OF afore-
said, on the first Monday in the month Of
october, A. ID. 1873, shall apply 20 the said
court for full and final settlement Of said
estate.
ELIZABETH DAVIS Executrix of the es.
tate OF Ezra Davis, Deceased, by Nathan A.
liam her Attorney. Wit
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKEr.

~-s4NA''p tDrPtShDrf
HoGs-Recelpts, 1900. Dull: and Io9Isc
lower; Phil drlpIis., 81 10 q ~; fair TO good
shipping, - oJai % mixed, s. - 3 50 zht,
q eo1s W; few a. 81 O,di - not ali in at
the close.
aATTLE-Rec"ipts, $3.50. Dragging; ship
ping steers, So 80ai 6j; butchers, weak cows
q SOS3 20: bulls 81 5195 Is i; western cattle
very dui! and a full supply, 81 s71zsS 60
SHEEP-Receipts, 80. Unchanged.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW lORk, repteinber H.
FLOUR-Heavy uEgraded spring, SIC I'M
graded winter red, 9OctsI ia No, 3do, 81 Ola
/ Uila: No. do, 81 % al ga, No. do, 81 o.
al 81. nngrOded white, 81 cool Is: No. } do
81 eGtaa1 o.; No do, 81 lOGI II; No. do,
81 IL / 1917.
RYE-Firm; No. 2, western, Gle.
BARLEY-oTet-
Corn Unchanged; ungradeG, isi4ijlc
steamer, 43l.aJ1cIz; No. =, 5V496ic; No, =,
white, JIHJsc.
OATs-Firmer; mixed western, sSS3ic
white, do, 21G3yc.
CoFFEE-tluIet and unchanged
SUGAR. lrm and quiet
enthusiastically.
RICE-Unchanged.
PORK-Me>S, s. 81 2.
CUT MEATs-DuIl; long clear, middles,
&C.
BEEF-Quiet and steady
LARD-Firmer; prime steam, 81 02lz97 ~.
BUTTER-Firm.. 6a2ic.
CHEESE-Dull western, Gdsitc.
WHIsKY-Dull; 81 Ooa bid; ; 81 %, asked.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Record OF the Proceedings Yesterday
Before Judge Crazier.

Ex-psrte-G. Z. Clay, excused as juror.
Bsder vs.. Bond-continued as per stipu-
lation.
Mower Vs. Burgess continued by con-
sent
klamp VS.. Winter, ct al.-continued by
consent.
Smith vs. Geist-continued.
Lash vs. Brownlee-coulinueI.
Clark VS. Bond-DismIssed at costs OF de-
PENDANT.
EK-porte-Wm. Beeler, excused until 10
O'Clock next Monday.
Court adj burned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARNEI

NEW 1Okh, 81 ItIIIHtT II.
MoSEY-lI .12Is per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-id5.
CUSTOMS - Receipts, S5y,OOU. Assistant
Treasurer disDurSesi s. % to.
CLEARINGS- 81, iS.;,0JO.
MISSOURI 6'S-sl U3i-.
STERLISG-Sixty days, 81 81; sight, 81 81.
CoUPoNs-lSsI, 81 O15.; ls6j, new, II O-5s
1907, 81 90 ls6S, 81 "a, new 5's, 81 O6; new
i1z's registered, 81 0 "a 0354; coupons. 81 GS5s
sales new. As, registered, 99l4 d9.S g; cOu
pOns. 81 OOIlftl OO1 lU-i0's, registered, 81 co
coupons, 81 O5l- currency 6's, 81 1874.
GoLD-si OU]s.
CARRYING HATES per cent.
BORROWING RATES-Flat, H. per cent.
GovERSM ESTS-Steady.
RAILROAD BoSDS-Quiet.
STATE SECURITIES-Duil.
STOCKS-ln the morning the market was
extremely dull during the afternoon u was
weak and prices showed a decline of 49,
per cent at the close there was "A fractional
recovery in a few instances.
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Teach er.' EX Examination.

An examination of Candidates for teach
ers' certificates, will be held AT the county
court hoHse on Saturday, September 18th
This will be the last opportunity for ex.
animation this fall
4. Il. VAN EMAN,
County Superintendent.
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HOME MARKETS.

There is little TO say of the local markets
of the past week. The demand for cereals
continues good with prices very little
| changed.
The supply of oats has not ueen as good as
expected, and the demand is strong at figures
quoted. Potatoes for "a while came in slowly
and there was quite an advance for one or
two days, but the feeling is now easier and
prices steady.
The supply OF corn Is good, and the trade
steady for choice milling only.
There is no activity IN the wheat market,
but a discontinued feeling is apparent among
raisers in the interior of the state with re-
gard TO insufficient shipping facilities.
The fruit crop has been, as rule, good
enough to command fair prices.
The following are yesterdays quotations:
HAYS 80.
BEANS-Sl 80 per bu.
RYE-Nominal, at Sjc.
APPLES-sl 25dl so per barrel
EGGS-l21ac per dozen choice fresh.
LaRD-1c per pound.
CHEESE-kanSas, l0c.
FLOUR-Wholesale,c choice Family NXNX,
g -; Golden Eagle. s. so; Western Rose,
81 -; waIdron W., 81 -; Premium. NXNX,
- ~: Rose, 81 IS and scarce.
BUrrER-Choice, sdi;Izsi5c, retail, zoe.
GRAPEs-2c per pound.
Wv ~
| lsxc.
BrAN-s6 per ton.
SHIP STUFF-sIO per ton.
WHEAT-NO =, Extra, I5c; No. 3, Extra,
721zc; No. 4. 6sc rejected, zoe.
CORN-2S6,5Dc.
PoTAToEsgS5c; lSweet: Potatoes-75 per ba
OSlON-Per bushel, 209.Sjc-
PEACHES-Per Dushel, small, Coz good,
81 %.
TOMATOES bushel l6Oc.
CABBAGE-Per dozen, sc.
PJULTRN-loung chickens. 81 JOai IS.
old, 80 W; Prairie Chickens, fresh e W per
dozen.
-sjOl7o per ton.
BACON-RetalI lOc, for sides hams, lie;
HONEI-l0c per pound
ORANGES-s9 % Fer box.
LEMON-si0 gil Ter box
WOOL.
HEAVY FINE, per pound. @l6c
LIGHT, per pound q &c
MEDIUM, per pound --.---...........-----ls gle
CoMBISGs AND DELAINE, per pound-zlI .et2ic
TUB, STRICTLY BRIGHT, per pounds
COLORADO CLIPS, per pound -...-....li 9Isc
BURY RIkCk and Cotted Fleece,
to &c of.
Stock Market.
BEEF Cows 4G2igc
BEEF STEER5-39J+.c.
NEAL-2dic.
MUTTON 13i4c.
HoGs5l 4a3Izc.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET

HENP-Unchangel.
FLoUR-Unchs ng Il,
WHEAT-DOwer, no. 2, red, s-3tIs@c,
cash ; s754aS1i &c, September; so .aSsLc, Oct
ODER 81. Glgytse, November; No. ) do, $40
csc.
CoRS-Lower; Sfiz cash sc, October.
OATs-Actlve; IyYIyj C, cash; 9Di.c, Oc'o-
Der.
RYE-Retter; Hc.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHisKY-Steady 81 o..
PoRK-Quiet 81 -.
DRY SALT MEATs-EasieT; car lots, g "a
9 25lS 81.
BsCoS-Lower; re. 65ss71.c.
LAKD-NOminally.
BUrTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Unchanged.
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Notice To Farmer.

d.sir' to purchase Potatoes, Eggs, But
ter, Apples and produce generally, and will
pay the highe market price for the same.
lie ayr, rp I'VE Il call before selling else
nn,:Ic. !; } SMITH, Commission Merchant,
y ,rtneast coIu-r of Choctaw and Fifth
streets Sept. l2-w.
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WILHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic
This ne iicine l. u-ed 10y construction COM
Iianies for the benefit of their employees,
WIN engaged in malarial districts. The
hig ~ testimonials have been given by
constructor, aed 10y the Presidents of some
of the leading railroads in the South and
Wet. " Ien men are -cJngregate in large
numhern ia the neighborhood OF swamps
and rivers, Wilhofis Tonic wall prove a
valuable addition To the suck of medicines.
aud will amply reward tine company in the
saving of ii ~, labor and money We
recommend il to all WHEELocK, FINLAY
~ 90, Proprietors, New Orleans.
For sale bv all Druggiss eodaw.
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CHRIS adoro's Hair Pre- serystive

Available adjunct Ia the Dse, in dressing
aud p.nmoII the groS!h and perfect
health of The hair, aun OF itself, wien used
sIone-a safeguard that projects the tbres
from decay under all circumstances and
under all Chimes. Manufactured by J.
CHRISTADORO, No. % William street,
New York Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled t,v all Hair Dressers. eOd&w
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4 lfaiDn of HeaFfs.

'arge concourse OF people assembled ct
the Cathedral at eight o'clock yesterday
morning TO witness the marriage of Mr..
Herman Helhake, of Trenton, Mo-, to Miss
Maggie Coan, OF this city. The ceremony
was performed by Father Defouri, and was
both beautiful and impressive throughout.
Afterwards reception was held at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Ottawa
street, and the newly-wedded couple were
called upon, and congratulated by many
of their friends. They left for Trenton,
their future home, in the evening, carrying
away from Leavenworth the best wishes OF
all who know them for their future happi-
ness. The following comprises only few
,,f tho ,,r.sanfs r.caiveJ
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A DYEnTIsER RS wanting good Agents
ADyENTgs6 in the PHiLA AGENTS
HERALD. The largest, spiciest and best rep
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LIST OF PRESENTS.

Handsome parlor clock, presented by the
Big g. Lem. Ike and Nike L. NJ. Gre
tors, NJ. S. Butzel, Ike Rothenburg. Hand
some Zephyr Mat, for clock, Miss Bette
Rothschild; Statuary, Music and Art, r.
b. Cleghorn; Silver Butter Dish and
knife, Mrs. c. ii. Irving, Miss X. Locke,
Miss A. Simms, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. E.
Keller; Lemonade Pitcher and Goblets,
Mr.. |. Stern; Silver Pickle Dish, Miss NJ
Lonergsn; Telescope Views, Mr.. and Mrs
p. III. Heley; Match Case and Work
Basket, Miss Polly Oderfield; Silver Nap
kin Rings and Boquette holder, Mrs Anton
A. Bermine; Tablecloth and Napkins, Mrs.
NJ. Curry; Pair Handsome Vases, Miss
Della Valiant; Silver Napkin Rings and
Case, Miss Katie Cosn; Toilet Cushion,
Miss Maggie Cas-; Album, with family
portraits, Brides Parents; Set of Rose
Tides and Toilet Mats, Miss Nellie Coan.
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Dr. Hunters Specific snd Injection No
are warranted Ia cur. 'ionnorntea elect Cor
dee, Structures, Diseases of the X Kidneys, 81 d-
der and Urinary organs OF males and Ie-
males
Dr. Hunters Specific No. . is a sure remedy
for the Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss OF power, caused
by self-abu-e excessive indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Huuter's So, cific s. per bottle. Injvc-
ton, 81 per bottle sent everywhere 10y eN-
press Dr. J. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
Ais, North Seventh street, 1t. Louis, Missouri
Send too stamps for treatise. Cure guaran-
teed or thu money refunded.
Thee. Egersiorf, Agent, Beavenworth,
Kansas. may l2-eod&w.
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CHEI,TapOao' HAiSDYE,

The rapiiity OF its operation, perfect 7afe-
{. =, permanent heaithfui Effect, and the ex
ceeding depth snd r:chness Of the huos it
impsrI-, distinguish this preparation from
all other Dyes in Use ia this country or in
l.rrlLr,..
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II
to make good that denial and calls upon
all citizens, of whatever political views, to
unite with the Democracy in the election Of
legislative and executive officers who will
faithfully carry out those great measures OF
80 much need reform; but by so doing, We
DO not hold them pledged to any other CO.
operation with the party or bound to it
save az they recognize in all things the
justice and wisdom OF their principles
The resolutions were adopted, unanimously.
Adinnrueh
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.sse Fir., Dos. Give. Rep,es.-
Trial Bottles DIR. Swavne's Compound syrup |
of ana Cherry, p Cents.

Trial Bottles DT. Swavne's Compound syrup
of aIld Cherry, p Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, II quickly cured before deyel-
opIng "a fatal pa monary Affection For all
rnTo;,t, breast and lung sor,:-rs, Asthma, or
BroucuIal affections, Hoop ing Cough, Liver
complaint, BOJd splitting, &c, no remedy is
q ompt ana ei.-cinsl as "Dr. SwayLe's
compound syrup Of Wild Cherry"
IL have made use Of this preparation for
may years. and IL j. proved - be very rslis-
be and ef,icaciogs In the treatment Of severe
and long standing coughs. ] know of two
patients, now lu comfortable health, and
!. no bGI for it, use ! consider would not be
living Isaac HERBElN, NJ ID.
Strausto~n, Bsrks county, Pa.
Price-TTial bottles, - c"nts; large size 81
or SIX for - A single Is cent bottle Will OFT
eutiInes cure rent g. ugh or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering ami risk OF life
Prep tr--d only by d.. Sgsyre x son, Phila-
pei !hia. sold by leading Druggists in Leav
orth, 10y Arnold & Hunt
wed fri sun Az
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"wHAT EvEaYBpDY REQUIREs''-A COOP
tATHaKrIC kSD ASrT-BILIoCs MEDI, M
Keep your liver healthy. aud thus W -rd IN
Insny distressing complaints, by using
..-wIyu.-'> Tar and -, III Jariia Pills Cures
sex or nsTN Gus headache, dizziness, bilious
- rad taste la 't.e mouth b, dyspep ia, in
ward pil,-> all -oin plants OF The stomach
aud Doss.-l>. they act gently, without any
pain gripping. and do uot leave. the bowels
cO>t:v., l. tI-- cast with IusDv OI her pur-
gttiveS. Prepared only 10y Dr. -wsyne & son,
Philadclphis, and sold at - cents a box 10y
leading druggist. sold ri wnoiF-~sil- 10y : r.
Mold 4 HUNT, Druggists. we-fr-su&w
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Country ssore Needed Mt I.enape.

The village of Lenape in this county is
just now very much in need Of country
store. Any live MAJ. with even small
capital To start with, can, by establishing
. miscellaneous store at this place, drop at
once into large and profitable country
trade
Lenape is situated in the rich valley Of
the kaw on The line Of the Kansas Pacific
railroad between Kansas City and Law
renee and is surrounded by one OF the most
hourishiDg farming communities in the
Stale. A new depot has been built within
the last year and The place is looking up
generally.
For the accommodation Of the people
Mr.. Hugh SHANNON has been keeping a
small stock oil grocer =, bat AS ne is largely
eUSs Sed in farming he is anxious to b. re-
leased from that duty by some one who will
devote his whole time 10 the business.
Ii some oi the small dealers in Leaven-
worth, Kansas Ci.y or Lawrence, where
there is immense competition TO contend
with, womb remove their business 20 Lenape
they VOL certainly he immensely bene-
fitted by the change.
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TRCrHs.
ECP BITTEHS,
q ~, as:u-. mot . Bsrink.)
CpNrAINS
HOP. EU. HU. MANDRAKE. DAN.
DE1.lON,
AKIN ryr praEsr ,Sp BE-r MEDICAL

DEbsuONs
AND rsE pUaEsr AND Best MEDICAL
QUALITIES OF ALL urHER BIrrERs.
Es 1 1E CURE
All Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels,
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Or
gans, Nervousness, Sle~plessness, Female
Complaints and DRUNKENNESS.
$1,000 IN COLD
Will be paid for a Gaze they will not cure
or help, or for anything impure or ipju-
rious found in them.
Ask your druggist for Hop Bitters and
| free books, and try the Bitters before you
sleep. Take no other.
The Sop Cough Cure and Pain
Reiief is the CneapeSt, Sur.
l est and Best
FOR SALE ny al Druggists. Arnold Blunt,
Geo. A. Eddy and Then. Eserscorn,
Wholesale.
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all the halls available in Worcester, and
the leaders also take the ground that after
the mob proceedings which have taken
place here to-day, they can go before the
people and lead the movement that will
crush Butler at the Bay State House.
Hon. F W. Bird, addressed the crowd in
the ves;ibule at l:30, and announced that
iuasmuch as the mob had taken possession
r
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HEADS THAT REBEL

against the rules of Taste and Beauty, IN
their color or in the loss Of all their colors
may he change: in iise minutes TO any
Eeau.ifu; shade 10y single aPpii-
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BEEF cows az e.
BEEF STEERs-J9j-4c.
NEAL-2dic.
NUTToN-ai 13i4c.
HOGsSl 4a3Izc.
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and requested the delegates to nominate the
chairman. McDivitt, Buffers secretary,
made motion that a committee be nomi-
mated 10 see that only the delegates bear
ing credentials be admitted to the hall.
Carried. The committee was appointed, and
retired, and before they returned a rush
was made for the hall. One outsider forced
tina door open and was closely followed by
the mob. The doors were then closed by
the police. At this juncture, Mayor Me
Cafierty entered the hall, and was received
with cheers.
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MECHANICS HALL,

and Worcester's Mayor had no authority
10 remove ii, saying that forcible election
might result in riot and bloodshed, the
speaker gave the decision Of the State
Convention, that the Democratic State
Convention would be held in Fanuiel II u
Boston, on the 18th, where en- ample Po-
lice force would be on hand to protect the
convention, rights. This announcement
was received with deafening cheers. The
crowd then dispersed, and at ll:40 all the
accredited delegates were admitted 10
Mechanics Hall
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The kIafe Ticket,

WORCESTER, September 1.-THE follow
ing State ticket nominated Lieutenant
governor, Jno. F. Arnold; secretary of
state, Chas. NJ. Strauss; attorney general,
Caleb Cushing auditor, J Boyle O'Reilly
treasurer, ID. y. Skillings.
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THE public has been humbugged 80 often
with worthless medicinal preparations, that
only few good ones now remain in Use
DIR. Bulls Blood mixture il one oi them.
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MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE

at an election held in accordance with the
provisions Of the constitution, set aside, and
the people deprived of his services With
al, high Offices, by series of the most a.
founding forgeries and periuries, the posi-
bility of the successful existence Of which
weaken the very foundation Of the republic
We, therefore, unhesitatingly declare thai
no man ought to be permitted to hold of
flee who is tainted with fraud and corrup
ton; and that the longer continuance o.
one party in power in the nation, and es
pecially in the commonwealth, is