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~ JOB WORK of all kinda done on short notice. a.
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The Directors of the Doniphan Caunty Fair Asso
citation hereby politely req uested to meet at the
Office of the Secretary, saturday, the 18th day Of
June 1872 at O'Clock, p. Business of Importance
to come before the meeting.
TuOs HExsHsII Pres
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~ Don't buy sulky pillow, but tr,
the Mcbride Attachment, at Russells'.

~ Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on your harness,
will make the leather look and keep ii soft and
pliabIe Give il a trial. Sold by all harness max
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good saddle or set of Harness. a cheap wagon
team Harness, cheap fine set of buggy IIar-
ness, or cheap fine Saddle, or anything in the
Harness line, St. Joe Atchison prices, for cash,
call ON FRANK CASE,
Severance Kansas.
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vWhy have those pimples on your face, when
you can be cured by bottle Of Bromolinei Try it.
Sold by c. u. Bckford & Co., Troy.
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II David Fleming, wife, and daughter Effe. Of
Philadelphia, sailed for Europe, in the steamship
Algeria ON the 9th inst.
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n The soldiers are stirring M thu

BASKET MEErISG.-There will be a basket meeting
i'm the grove at Spring Grove school house. two miles
north of Doniphan, on the 9th of July. Elder p.
w. Hull, of Hiaw atha, will conduct the meeting All
are invited.
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= For every ache, pain and bruse on man or
beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Eminent is the
Balm. Sold by C. B. Bickford & Co and d. C. Sim
clair, Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena-
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Cedar Greek.

The Cedar Greek Sunday School is to give grand
picnic. Saturday July 18TH Six schools eI-
peeted take part in the exercises, and all the sun
day Schools within coming distance are invited to
attend. A good programme is made out, with excel
lent speakers. and choice music by organ, chors and
brass band. Preparations being made for all
sorts of innocent amnsemens for both old and young
Come and bring your baskets, etc. Provisions will
be sold cheap the grounds Proceeds to go to the
SUNDAY School.
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Feb. Is.

A full line of all kinds Of Machine Oils, at Atchi-
son prices, at J. A. Campbells, Severance, kas.
june26w4.
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BicKFORD'.

~ Jackson's Common Sense Eminent will cure
your Rheumatism or Lame Back; also cure your
horse Of almost any bemish. At
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To the People

To the People Of Troy.
Ifyou wish to have peace i'm the family, call at j
b. Craney's, and purchase the o. X. brand of -four
IL is warranted to please.
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u Peeviah children have worms. Dr.. Jacques
German Worm Cakes viii destroy the worms, and
make the children happy. Sold by C. b. Bickford &
Co, and ID. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, wathena
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We Gu.r..... VIVA. W.. Say.

~ J. A. Myers has opened new store at Leona.
See his advertisement, in another column.
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Troy MARKET

u You will find Cook Stoves at Rus.
sells.
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" Don't forget to call at J. b. Craney's, for some
Of that o. X. -four
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u Leonard Smith has removed from Highland,
and taken charge Of hotel at Morrill,, Brown Coun-
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u The HapgOOd Plow at Russells'-
Steel Beams.
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~ Best Sulky Flows for $40, at L.
lands.
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Come and examine our new samples Of Wall Paper
and Borders Large stock. ST. Joseph Atclison
prices duplicated. G. b. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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IL C. =. Van Buskirk and wife returned home,
Saturday afternoon Frank has completed his over
Land journey for his health.
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- Frank Kinsey has gone q visit to Indiana
as he said but he probably meant Michigan.
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II Hyou have any real estate to SELL apply to n
b. & G. T. Wood, Troy, Kansas.
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IEverything in the Hardware Line,
at Russells'.
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Cor IT HUNG on HIM BAD.-A railroaler living in
East Troy, went home, Tuesday afternoon, pretty
well act mp. In short time he came back CORY
looking object Gashes cut in his head and
face in half dozen places, his knuckles were badly
bruised, and he covered with blood. He made
complaint to the Marshal that his wife had assault
ed him, and demanded that she be arrested cit
izen quietly slid to the fellows house. to get
the other side Of the story, which was rs follows:
The husband had come home disagreeably drunk
and boasted to his wife that he as drunk rs an
owl" She, having discovered that he had stolen
money that her brother had given her, and had got
drunk with ii, accused him Of it, when he gathered
up some of the glassware and hurled it at her, fol-
lowing it mp by commencing to pound her with his
fists. She seized a convenient club and came back
at him, Furnishing him the mug terribly, and ham,
mering him over his knuckles he came at her
with his fists The Marshal thought if he arrested
anybody, it should be the husband, but advised him
to go and be thankful his skull was left whole Had
the woman been arrested, citizens would have raised
fifty dollars, paid her fine, and presented her with
the balance, testimonial for the good work she
did.
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70 $40 buys the best Sulky Flows, at
Leland's.
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~Russells have large stock of Bug
gy Tops, ut st. Joe prices.
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Everybody |!

VHay Rakes, Forks, and Hand Rakes
at Russells'.
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Y We learn that typhoid fever Is slresay becon,-
ing prevalent in some parts of this County.
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FRANKLIN DABCoCk
Win negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
uouev 3feb76.
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CIDER VINEGAR
n BIcKFORD & co.'s


sn long time interest well improved Farms
fDoniphan County. Kansas Apply to
iunes& Xxx STOUT, Troy Kanaaa.
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THE GREATEST BLESSING,

A simple, pure harmless remedy, that cures every
time and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing conferred upon man. Hop
Btters Is that remedy, and its proprietOrs being
blessed by thousands who have been saved and cured
by it. VIII yOu try it'll See other column.
~ The soldiers are stirring mp the Reunion bust
ness. "Old Vet" will notice that preliminary meet
ing has been suggested. We may state that this Re
union is intended for all Unian soldiers whether they
went to the war from Kansas any other State.
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All kinds of Machine Oils as low rs at ST. joe or
Atchissu Mt C. B. BEcKFoRD & Co.
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BUCKEYE ExcU.sIOS.-Tbe prospect for an ex-
cursion il not very favorable, unless something is
effected hereafter more advantageous than anything
offered up 10 ths fiac.--We wrste the managers Of
several roads. One made no reply; q second re-
piled, but made defiAite offer; the third sent an
agent several weeks ago, to talk 1t up He said that
the road would not enter into competition for
cnrson, rs that was what got up railroad fights but
advised us to let road manage it, and they would
give better terms than if all competed. meeting
Of the officers called at which he was to be pres
ent, to make terms. He came, but named u price so
exorbitant that il not entertained as it would
have been almost cheap to buy regular tickets,
and 60 when and by what route each individual
chose. The agent further intmated that he did not
suppose the committee meant business at any rea-
sonable price, and that his road didn't particularly
care whether they got an excursion not II seems
that they took good deal of trouble to send an
agent to tell that. If excursion were run at
reasonable figure. there would be less than 900
60, and more probably 500 or over. That ought to
be enough inducement to q road to at least give
proposition o courteous consideration. II any ar
rangement can he made with road that does want
business, it will be made known in due time
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q For glass Of number one Soda Water, go to
Julius Browns Restaurant
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Grass, Weed, and Brush scythes, at
Russells'. s@
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Chew JAcKsoxs BEST Sweet NAVY Tobacco
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DoNIPmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge I'd Judicial District-ALFRED g. Ons.
County Commssioners-R- r. SnuIsKf, CYEus Inland,
JR.. WIN. II. DEcKARD.
SheriG-CHARLEs BuRKHALTER-
Clerk Of District Court-F. il CLOSE.
Treasurer-RoBHRT FIIcKSGER.
County Clerk-D. W. MORSE.
County Attorney-THos. W. HEATIEY.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Reginter Of Deeds-JosEPH 4. HANPsoS.
Superintendent of Public Observation-Disclosures HEESEr.
Surveyor-CHARLKs CoRBUsIER-
Coroner-DR. W. W. GARTER.
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Solaiery' Reunion.


1t seems to be the wish Of all the soldiers to hay.
Reunion, this FALL about the first of September, nj
Troy. Come, boys of the blue, think it necessar,
for the good Of our country, now more than ut an,
time since the war, such meeting is needed. A,
the time is close ut hand, think it necessary that
we ask some to take charge of it at once so We
ask Capt N. Price to take the mattey in hand, SET
the time, and push along the good work.
A. II. r. c., Soldier
Troy, KANSAS, July Is, 1879
preliminary meeting will be held, for the purpose
Of the organization of soldiers reunion of all Union
troops, in the Court House, at Troy, Saturday July
10, 1877.
By Request of Many Soldiers.
SEVERANCE, KAs, July Is, 1879.
Ed. CHIEF All the old soldiers are getting en-
tbusastic, around here about the contemplated re-
union. What are you folks doing about it, in your
part of the countryi Let call meeting of the
soldiers at Troy, right away to take the intiatory
steps toward getting up a rousing time. want to
hear from Judge Nathan Price on the subject.
Judge, suppose you and some others call meeting
take hold Of this matter in earnest. We have no
time to lose if We expect to get very large number
of our old comrades together. We want to extend
invitations to all the old soldiers in the State. This
will be necessary, if we expect to zee again those
with whome we have eaten 'hard tack" stood be-
side of in battle, and drank with from the
teen. Sound another blast on the old war bugle,-
and rally to gaze once upon each other before
pass into that tide that is fast bearing
all the old patriots to the unknown sea.
Old VET
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Y Mrs. Daniel Snyder, Of this vicinity, !. very
sick.
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4. o. o. r.
Troy CITY Lodge No. 3e meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall, BOders Rank All members
of the Order are cordially invited to attend.
S. n. JOHNSON, n. g.
G.. G. BAILEY T. Sec.
King Lodge No I44 l. O. O. F., meets every Tuesday
night Hail. in Severance. Kansas Visiting broth
ers cordially invited. CHAS. L. MlLLRR, N. u.
G. I. DoOLEY, II. s.
A. r. a. a. M.
Troy Lodge No. S. A. +. and A. NJ. meets in theiI
Hall first Monday in each month before full moon, an
second Saturday thereafter.
JAS. ID. WILLIAMSON, W. NJ.
d. G. SISCLAIE See.
wafhena Lodge No. 6i. A. F. & A. NJ, meets at their
Hall Saturday before the Full Moon and ev-
cry thereafter Visiting brethren arc cordial
ly invited to attend. AUG. MILLER, W. M
WIN. G. SRARCY, See.
X. OF II.
Troy Lodge, No. 1917. Knights of Honor, meets the
second Friday evenings in each month"; in Old
Fellows Hall over Boders Bank.
d. c. SINCLAIR Dictator.
ROBERT WILKINSON. Reporter.
NJ L. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath, at loi A.
NEs NJ and "A =. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening J. A. AMOS Pastor.
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rs5 rM Niisr

The FsiIy ~ ems sssslst; akS ,HsHi Is WEI
ssn.Kaasas-IAs' PeSPis "a si1 CSsnsiss
Dessltuses
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THOs. HExsHALL, Pres.
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SEVERANCE FIGURING MILLS.

A UCTIONEER. Troy. Kansas. VIII attend sales in
n all parts of the County. Charges reasonable.
s9nov77.
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an affair which belongs solely to the dis
tant States of the South. The whole
country must suffer if this question is
not speedily settled, and settled rightly.
Where the two races are numerous, pros
perity can only exist by the united and
harmonious efforts of both the white peo-
pie and the colored people. The only
solid foundations for peace and progress
in such communities are equal and exact
Justice to both races, Consider the pres
ent situation! Whatever complaints may
have been heard during the progress of
reconstruction, candid men must admit
that all sections and all States are now
equally regarded, and share alike the
rights, the privileges and the benefits OF
the common Government. All that is
needed for the permanent pacification OF
the country is the cordial cooperation OF
all well-disposed citizens to secure the
faithful observance of the equal-rights
amendments of the Constitution.
Happily, in the very communities
where lawessness has been most general
and most successful, there are editors
of newspapers and other influential citi-
zens who speak out and denounce these
crimes against free government. 1t is
plain that sound public opinion is form
ing where it is most needed. No com
munity can afford to allow any of its
citizens to be opprcssed-to lose their
rights. To be indifferent ON the subject
is to disregard interest ana duty. The
Union citizens and soldiers ctn do much
to remove the evils we are considering.
Let it be understood that no public man
in any party will be sustained unless he
will undertake to carry out in good faith
the pledges made in all our plAtforms in
regard to the rights of colored citizens;
unless he will support laws providing the
means required to punish crimes against
them; and unless he will oppose the ad-
mission of any man to either House OF
Congress whose seat has been obtained
by the violation of the Fifteenth
Amendment. The right of suffrage is
the right of self protection. Its free ex-
ercise is the vital air of republican i'll
stitutions.
To establish now the State-rights doc
trine of the supremacy of the States, and
an oligarchy of race, is deliberately to
throw away an essential part of the
Union victory. The settlements OF the
war in favor of equal rights and the su-
premacy of the laws of the Nation are
lust and wise, and necessary. Let them
not be surrendered. Let them be faith
fully accepted and firmly enforced. Let
them stand, and with the advancing tide
of business prosperity, we may confident
ly hope, by the blessing of Divine Provi-
dence, that we shall soon enter upon an
era of harmony and progress such as has
been rarely enjoyed by any people.
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M. Chervin has drawn attention to the
fr~'uency of stammering in the south of
Fl.mre, where from y to l3 cases are
noted for every 1000, while in the east
ern departments the proportion is only
for every 1000. 1t has been assured
that the defect was in many cases simu-
lated to avoid the conscription; but, ac-
cording to the Abbe Petitot, there are
two districts in the Bouches-du-Rhone
where all the inhabitants O5,000) stam-
mer. This he ascribes to long-continued
intermarriages among the communities,
and to consequent degeneracy of the
race; and NJ. Chervin is of opinion that
meningitis, induced by the great solar
heat, which occasi rs so high an In
fantile mortality in this region, may pos
sibly, when not fatal, leave an excep
tionally great tendency to stammering.
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The Tar-wAter Controversy.

No sketch of Bishop Berkeley would
be comp etc without notice of the
famous tar-water question which filled
his thoughts during the last twelve years
of his lie. The winter of 1739-4O was
one of the most severe ever known in
Ireland. About Cloyne the poor We're
carried off in vast numbers by fever and
dysentery. Years before Berkeley had
learned from the Narragansetts the use
of tar-water as a medicine. He DOW used
it on an extensive scale with his poor
neighbors, and at least believed that he
effected the most marvellous cures by its
means. Pohdering on the matter in his
lonely medltations, he brought himself
to think that tar-water was a remedy Tor
nearly all the sickness under the sun.
The most approved method of brewing
the odious draught he gives thus: "Pour
gallon of cold water on quart of tar,
and stir and mix them thoroughly with
a wooden ladle or flat stick for the space
of five or six minutes; after which the
vessel must stand close covered and I'M
moved three days and nights that the tar
may have full time to subside." The
clear water was then to be carefully
skinned, poured off and bottled. "Ihe
general rule for taking it is about half a
pint night and morning on an empty
stomach" quantity to bevaried accord
ing to circumstances, provided it be al
ways taken on an empty stomach, and
about two hours before or after a meal"
This medicine he found cure for "foul-
ness of blood, liberation of bowels, lungs,
cOnsumptive coughs, pleurisy, peripneu-
mony, erysipe'as, asthma, indigestion,
catbartic, and hysteric cases, gravel,
dropsy, all infammations, gout, fever,
scuryy, &c"
Far and wide the Bishop proclaimed
the merits of his panacea, much, Of
course, to the rage of the doctors, and
the drug formed the subject Of numer-
Gus controversial pamphlets. But the
literary and philosophical fruit of the
tar-wator controversy is the most OK.
traordinary part of it. In l744 Berkeley
published his Osiris, A Chain of Phil
osophical Reflections, &c." "the
SlrduStSt, ytt Lheet 'iif'i oou 'iouiN, VI ''i
Berkeley's works, Every time we opeI
its pages we find fresh food for thought
1t begins with an account OF tar-water
its manufacture and uses. The chain oi
aphorisms then passes on gradually to the
nature of vegetable life, old-fashionec
chemistry, the air and its constituents
fire, ether, the anima mundi
All these, however, presuppose intelli
gence. And 50 the chain glides int
meditatons on the Supreme Mind
I Space, Fate, Pantheism, Atheism, Pla
: tonic Ideas, Divine Personality, tn
5 Trinity of Being as held by old sages 0
: Greece" "Authority, Light and Lii
did to the eye of reason plainly appea
, to support, pervade and animate tn
5 mundane system" One might almos
5 say that the beginning of the chain is Ia
, water, and we follow it link by link with
! out break, until we find ourselves il
. the Athsnasian Greed. All these AZ
. parently heterogeneous subjects ar
! handled with varied and out of the wa
t learning, and illustrated by the subtl
V speculations of Berkley himself.
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SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
YOUNG MEN

Who for the first time have beeAin trouble
we would warn against the use of that vile
drug, Basam Copabia 1t sickens tine stom-
ach. brings on weakness deranges the kid
news. and is worthless as cure; and to
avoid this drug avoid the equack. SAMAR-
ITAN'S GIFT is a positive cure in two or
three days, without exposure or trouble.
How many suffer for months both body
and mind all of which could he avoided by
tile use OF one package of Samaritan + Gift.
Sold by ERNST WILFERT, Fourth and
Walnut, and by druggists. DESMOND 4
CO., Proprietors 915 Race street, Philadel-
phia, who will answer all letters asking for
advice.
ap16.1 yr-W StIM&ap23- yrw
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HOTELS.
PLANT ERS' HOUSE,
SIT. LOUIS, Mo-,
KELSEY & sTICKNEY, Props.
MOUNTAIN HO u p Y
Cresson Springs, Pa.

II j. UNGER (of seventh Avenue Hotel
IL. P1ttsburg). Superintendent. Opens June
10Th. Top of Allegheny Mountains $500 feet
above level of the sea: pure mountain water and
medicinal sp-.ngs three mile drive within the
grounds. with ample livery facilities; table first
class, ana supplied from Philadelphia and Puts
amusements OF l kinds Music by Fehling,s eel
ebratei orchestra from Philadelphia. All traius
stop, East and West Fer particulars, address
ELIAS J. UNGER, Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pitts
burg, Pa. je7-Sm
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NV G0ud Won an,

Why are Won so ont of sorts, never able to
tell folks that you are we'l2 Ten tn one it
is all caused in the first place by hahitua
constipation, which has no doubt finally
caused drranged Kidneys and liver. The
sure cure for constipation is the celebrated
Kidney-Wort 1t is ais specific remedy
for all kidney and liver diseases. Thou
sands are cured by it every month. Try it
at once.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO. VIA PARKERsBURd.
Depot, Pearl and Plum.