Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL CUE 5c MADIiEY, EVERY FATHER BIS 01FX KILLER P0EELER 1 1 I IV P.fT TU! InTNTlWmfMN I wk bbsbssi asm i am ss EVEHiHo STAR JTTNION SE OP BOSTON, MASS." WEDNESDAY. NOV. 9, 1870. ill DUlflAI vjnaiienjre AND Wholesale ud Retail dealer OlAitllB IS I If i i ter- LITERATURE. CHOICE Physicians.

The editor of the American.Med.ical Gazette estimates that one physician is required for erery TOO inhabitants. This would atai ftOO in IVia rmtinn Tt CARBOLIC AGIO SOAPS. liKOCBRIElS STAliONBRY MANUFACTURERS OF Jar i WfH vt -it-: Parallel; OTraverliag (BBAISAUD'S PATE3ITJ TN GREAT VARIETY, ADAPTED TO THE Mera's oi ail kinds. Also, willing Machines of Improved Construction i lmorov at 80 Willi fttrrt. aciorr, at njne rsrs, JDiaNS.

Orders should be sent to Hyde Park, Mass. rJtnXDS. Treasurer. DAKE BAKERY; BLAKE, HERDMAN MANUFACTURERS OF OF Atli Hoar of MoVicker's Theater, Chicago Supply all Leading Wholesale Rouses iu (he West is probable that the average life of a physician is not over thirty years aftnf h- PTf pra Viia nrrwfncci nn TIne6 it follows by computation, that the waste uy aeain aione is facialis a year. But more are lost by change of business than by deta and this loss might be -estimated without exaggeration at 800.

We have, then, an actual loss of 1,800 physicians annually, which must be made up. Again, the increase of population in the United States is about 700,000 i yr, which it requires an increase of 1,000 physicians to supply. There are, therefore, actually required 2,800 new physicians in the United States yearly. To meet this, we have only 1,400 graduates from the schools, and about 800 foreigners, making in all 1,700, and leaving an actual deficiency of 600 a year, to bo supplied by irregular practitioners. In a recent lecture Prof.

M. Blot stated that people who eat enough of well-cooked food, look fresher and younger than others; The effect is equally good upon the mind as body. The difference in eating will change the appearance of a family materially in a generation. Food should be prepared according to age, sex, climate and season. In spring we should eat largely of greens, as they purify the blood and drive away bile.

In summer eat a little more meat than in the spring. Boast or broiled lean meats are better. In winter eat much of fat. It is not the amount of food eaten that nourishes the body, snore than the amount of money spent makes a good dinner, but the amount digested, lie quoted from several eminent men that good things are made for man, and we should use them. II.

H2. TURNER, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Tha undersigned, Contractor and Builder, it prepared to contract for DRIDCE BUILDING Cpon the shortest notice, and will guarantee eotire satisfaction. The abeoriber has had many years' experience in this kind of work, and ha is sure that he can fill all contracts to the kter. lie will also carry on the carpenter business and building in all iU braocfct. Orders solicited.

Shop on street, near the bridge. U. K. CRN SR. Lawrence, dept.

27. 1S70. 6pf27-ilX niinijpniHU On and after Sunday, July 10, 1870, trains wil! ran as follows: Southward. UaU train will leave Junction City at 5:40 p. for Council Grove, Emporia, Burlington, Neosho falls, Humboldt, New Chicago, Labette City and Oswego.

Arrive at Chetopa 7 next morning. Accommodation train to Neosho Falls at 7:00 a. m. Horthward. Hail train will leare Chetopa at 8:30 p.

Oswego 6:25 p. m. Labette City 7:10 p. m.t New Chicago 10:00 p.m., Humboldt 10:50 p.m., Neosho Falls 3:90 a.m., Burlington 4:90 a. Emporia 6:00 a.

Council Grove a. in. Arrive at Junction City 8:50 a. m. Accommodation train will leave Neosho Falls at 8:00 a.

and arrive at Junction City IriO p. m. Connections made at Emporia, Burlington, Humboldt and Cnetopa with stages for all points In Southern and Southwestern Kansas. IL. S.

BTEVES3, Gen. Manager. F. C. Wcotb, Superintendent.

no-tod EExECOTISIC OIL. DR. GALUTIA B. SMITH, WHO INVESTED 8CGAR-COATED PILLS tweaty-flve years ago, has now introduced a valuable remedial, admitted by doctors and druggists to be unlike any other combination in Its toothing eflects on a raw mucous membrane, an abrasion of the skin, or any inflammatory painful swelling, like gathered breasts, felons, Ac. IT CURES, And that la Why It Sells.

Messrs. A. D. Miller St wholesale and retail DrnggUts, Petroleum Center, say (last week): PrrnOLKCK Ctvt, Oct. 6.

We have sold In one day more than $30 worth of DR. SMITH'S ELECTRIC OIL. A. D. MILLER CO.

SHAMBCaO, Oct. Bth. I have sold Dr. Smith' a Electrio Oil in t)un-klrk, and know it to be good. From a well-known House.

We hare sold a large quantity of Dr. Smith's Electric Od, which is spoken of with unqualified praise. Good reports from every bottle. weeks a porreR, Wholesale Druggists, 14 Washington Street. Boston.

la Erery Place Introduced they tell the Same From Dr. Geo. L. Whitford. FtDOXT4, Oct.

99, 1388. I have osed Dr. Simih'a Electrio Oil, and find It the beat medicine I ever osed for deaf-sees. GEO. L.

WHITFORD. M. D. BBDOXIA. Oct.

29. I was deaf three years. Tried everything. One bottle of Dr. Smith's Electrio Oil cured me up.

A3. C. BENJAMIN. DR. SMITH'S ELECTRIC OIL White Swelling, fcueh distinguished men as Hon.

J. W. Utrcoart would not give their testimony if wis uu aia not cure Aibakt, N. Nov. 7.

Da.GAi.rTia B. Smith, Pailadelphia: Tour Electric Oil cured my son. who wss two years under the ear of aa eminent physioian, and given op a cripple tor life. J. W.

HARCOURT, People's Line Ofllae. Twenty drops Is the largest dose. Sixty drops a day have cured Dyspepsia in a few days. It cures Gathered Breaat in two days. It cares Salt Rheum, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Goat, Ac, Ac B.

ARD A CO. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Sole Agents for Lawrence, to whom all orders snouia be sent. ocai-aiy D.O.HASKELL, SUCCESSOR TO HASK ILL BROTHERS, OBAJ.U Boots and' Shoes! HATS AND CAPS, 93 Mass. StM Lawrence Kansas, siax or tub bio boot. Unkindly HOIHSTER, TAYIORS, GENERAL REiL ESTATE AGENTS, Office, Poole's Slock, UNDER UBXRTT HALL, LAWRENCE.

WE BUT AKD SELL IMPROVED AKD animproved lands and city property on commission, rent houses and lands, pay taxes, locate 3and warrants, sell Government lands, and do a General Real Estate business. We have a larg mount of unimproved lands lying in Marion, Butler and Greenwood counties, for sale at front tl.M to i.50 per acre. Letters of Inquiry answered promptly. NOTICE THE CROVER QAKER Sewlnsr Machine Company HAVE BEMOVED THEIB SALESROOM to No. 40 Maesaehnsetta street (Taylor's Block), where a large stock of these celebrated machines will be kept constantly oa hand.

Mr. Barhanj, who has ebarre of this department, will be in atteadanc at all tunes to fur-aith Information la regard to the machines, which are eoaeidered by a aaajority of the people the be ia the market She wui also eoatinue the builneee of dress-Basking, and tnf'i Nr strict attentioa to bust-BMj, increased iwW.urs, and promptness in tUag orders, to merit patronaga of the pnb- tanjplrif, tnachtns embroMsry, braiding, tactiac, a4 kind oi plain and shirw KU6g to CI wr. angdU SCHOOL. AHO.COLLEOE TEXT BOOKS, LAW, MISCELLANEOUS AND SUBSCRIPTIOBT BOOKS A very Large Stock of Letter, Hote, Foolscap, Lejal Cap FINE PAPERS. JE2 NVE LOPE IX GREAT Wall Paper and Cloth Shades.

PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. Picture-Frame Mouldings WINDOW CORNICE AND Cord Ac Tassels, Orders promptly filled, and Drioes 'cuaran teed as low as the same amount of goods can be pnrenssea in Chicago or St. AQKMT8 FOR BUILDING FELT. A supply constantly on hand. ocrMem McCURDY MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Boots and Shoes.

Igm rthe Hi CM Bt, No. 128 Massachusetts St, Lswrence, Kas. TT7T5 HAVE IN STORK AND ABE RECKIV VV JNQ the largest and best assorted stock of goooa we nave ever opened, embracing ait grades and styles. Ws are also manufacturing the DIFR0YED SCREW BOOT AND SHOE, THE Greatest Improvement of our Time This, added to the PATENT SOLE, makes It Impossible for the boot or shoe to rip or to let in dust, and the sole remains Intact until the uppers have entirely given way. DESCRIPTION OF THE BOOT AND 8HOE SCREW.

The origin of the manufacture of boota and shoes, with screws to secure and fasten the soles to the uppers, was a French' invention, and time and the experience of some sixteen or eighteen years have proved them to be, beyond all question, the best, most durable and easy fitting and wearing boots and shoes ever introduced into the market. They hare been extensively introduced and worn in California, and command prices of $3 to $5 per case over pegged work, and superior to sewed work, as machine-sewed work, after being worn, awhile, will rip and to-day nearly 75 per cent, of all the boots and shoes manufactured in France and England are made with screws or spring nail metallic fastenings men's and boys' and ladies' and misses' work and are extensively sold and exported to the South American market and to the East and West Indies, where our American pegged work will not sell at all and.therefore, giving to France and England, in the boot and shoe trade, almost the complete monopoly of those markets. The only thing that has heretofore prevented the French screw work from being universally introduced into our American boot and shoe manufactories, is the clow, and therefore expensive, process of the French machine, in catting and inserting the screw into the soles of the shoes ana the great objection to all nails thus far introduced in the manufacture of boots and shoes, is their sure and inevitable liability to become loose and work up into the foot- Ihe great advantage and merit of this improvement over all other metallic fastenings now used in the manufacture of boots and shoes, is that the screw, when inserted into the sole and struck with a blow, screws itself in, and being driven by hand, makes more solid, better finished and more durable work than the so called wire-cable made boots and shoes. This screw, by turning and screwing itself into the leather when driven, does not break the fiber of the leather, like the flat-pointed screw when driven, and will hold with all the tenacity of a screw inserted by the French machine and is wholly immaterial, if the screw is driven to prick through the sole, whether it is made to clinch or not but in case it comes through, it will clinch or rivet itself, upon the face of the iron last, into the insole. The screws are driven by hand, with a hammer, the same as a wooden peg, one row, and it is not necessary to drive them thicker than three to 1J inches: and all the care required is to use a small awl to make the hole for the screw, and not to drive the awl deeper than through the sole and welt, leaving the screw, when driven, to make its own hole through the upper of the shoe and insole.

The Public are Invited Call and Examine. The attention of all BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS and the pnblio generally is called to this great improvement ia the manufacture of boots and shoes, with a hammer or self-driving screw. All that is wanting is a fair teat of the screw-mads work to- prove its superiority over all other make of boots and shoes ever Introduced into the American market. All orders should be addressed to Lawrence. Kas.

Ws intend to give to the manufacturing of Edcts and Shoes Closer attenttoa than heretofore, making it our sua to add to the reputation our work already baa. Oof motto Istoaeoarethebes trade by oJartng the closest prloe and best goods, tt- Rapalrts es very deesrlpMo wfOy aad "vJr-t TL ARE MANUFACTURING SIX SIZES of Urist Mills. Weight Hone Power. Capacity. Price, No.

1, 850 No. 2, 250 No. 3, 150 No. 4, 100 No. 5, 60 to 3 to 5 1 to 2 hand power.

7 to 15 $75.00 5 to 12 eo.oo 2to 7 45.00 Ho 1125.00 to 1 12-50 These mil Li are very strong and durable, sclf- sharpening, and give general satisiaction. Bend for Circular. Agents wanted in every town and county. Ris-hta to Territory for sale. We also make Bone Mills.

Capacity. IX to SO tons per asy. race, eiuu to xsuu. or ail hard substances. DIAMOND MILL MANUFACT'G Cincinnati, RIDENOURI BAKER pmat.aas xs STAPLE AMD KANCT Am PROVISIONS.

AUO, Shot, Iead, I'apw, Fime. etc Xhey are agtnu for the LAFLIN POWDER CO They can be found at the OLD PLACE In Law renoe, wuu a FULL STOCK Which thev will always sell at the LOWEST PRICE. Caah-vaying customers are invited to can. OC14-UU INVIGORATING CORDIAL PUEITIES OP THE BLOOD, It the hest Household Tonic and Promoter of Health ez tr discovered. It is a preventive and sure cure for Dys- fepsitt, Indigestion and all diseases of the J-jver ana tancys.

It is a mild and delightful Im-igor-ani for delicate Females and it the most agreeable and pleasant -tasting Tonic of the day. For young Children and Infants it is a sure cure for Wind Colic, Griping Fains in the Stomach and Bowels, It can be had at all Druggists and general dealers, or by addressing the Wholesale Agents BK0WW, WEBER 10 and 12 H. Second St. BX. 1.UU1B, Ml) S.

O. THACIIJR. B. y. THACHER BANKS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, XiAWKBSCX, EAXSAS.

TT7ILL practice in all the Courts ot the State. and sneciallv will srive prompt personal at tention to any business entrusted to them in the ceunues or Douglas, bnawnee, jonnson, Miami. Linn. Bourbon. Anderson.

Franklin, Cofey and Lyon. Will attend the terms of Court ia those Omen: In Miller's Block, aver the Cnuntx Store. -i-u AGENTS WANTED FOR THE IXXOCEXTS ABROAD Or, THE NEW PILGRIMS' PROGRESS," By "MARK TWAIN." An octavo volume of 650 pages, and 88 beautiful en f.vings. our agents are clearing from $100 to $150 per month selling this book. Also, our "BIBLE HIS TORY." bv J.

E. Stebbins. Send for circu lars, and see our terms and extra premiums to -i in ui'Tnnlwcnu A 1 'i 502 North Sixth street, St. Louis, Mo. OM-asm PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PEINTINQ PRESSES, JMA-cliine and Hand, of all sizes and kinds, sold at manufacturers' prices, by the St. Loci a Trra FotmnaT Co. 115 Pine Street. rpYPE. PLAIN AND ORNA-JL mental, Aletal and Wood, of all sixes and styles; sold at eastern prices, at the St.

Louis Trr Fodwdrt. 3 a ti 5 0 8 (9 rrANHOE AND ST. LOUIS Mills Flat Papers, also Ruled Papers of all sizes and weights, at prices that defy honest competition. St. Locis Trrc Fouxdrv Co.

CARDS A CARD BOARDS, the largest and best assorted stork ever offered to the trade, -to be found at tne 9 St. Louis Ttm Fouitd'bt. TBW8 and BOOK PAPER, JJN of superior quality, all sizes and weights, on hsnd or made to order at short noticeprices low. St. Louis Trrc Foundby Co.

COLORED PAPERS, COSf-plete stock of every kind, at greatly reduced prices, at the St. Louis Tt Focxdht. PRINTERS and PUBLISH-era will tlnd at our house all that is use fid and needful in their business tock and material all of which will be sold as low as similar articles can be bought elsewhere. St. Loins Tyre Fol-xdkt Co.

No. 115 PINE STREET. HACKLED HDSK MATTRESSES. B. NORTON CO.

Have opened a Depot at Sibert's Store, No. 56 Slassacbnsefta Street, For the sale, wholesale and retail, of a No. 1 article ot HACKLED HDSK MATTRESS. They will keep on hand all styles and patterns, at prices varying according to quality of the ticking osed. These Mattresses are manufactured in Lawrence, and are warranted to be of the beet quality.

They will also give their attention to the renovating of old Mattresses. Orders left at Sibert's Store will receive prompt and careful attention Husks Wanted. leblS-dtf PlldlUX STOVE UOBEt Qulsa.03r XII. COSXSTOCK, CASTLE fc CO. Manufacture the celebrated NEW PRAIRIE COOK ST0TE AND ONE" HUNDRED STTXES AND SIZES of Cook, Parlor and Heating Steves, the Best and Cheapest in the market.

Parties ones baying oar stove will never have any other. Bead tat Book of Cots and Frio Xist. We awow roawui give as yestr bw. The demand for CHARTER OAK, CHAL LEXGE and EVENING STAR Stoves has grown so rapidly of late, that we have not I filled orders as promptly as desirable; but hav- i ing now secured the assistance of another Stove Foundry, we shall hereafter confine nearly the entire force of our own establishment to the production of the Stoves above named, and hope to fill all orders without delay. wuuiu cau uie lucouuu ui muse auout purchasmg, to the SUCCESS and POrTLAK- i i oi auoi xtLKSK bxuvjus.

jso better evidence of their intrinsic merit can be offered han a statement of the fact, that after eighteen years' use, and being subject to severe tests all kinds of localities, and to the most bitter and determined opposition that could be in vented, that they are to-day the MOST POPU LAR STOVES in the market, and have given such universal satisfaction THAT THE DE MAND IS GREATER THAN EVER. Df you want THE fBEST COOKING STOTE tVli HUU1), DUy Uie CHARTER UAk. If you want THE BEST COOKING STOVE FOR COAL, buy the CHALLENGE. Ifvou want THE NEATEST AND BEST SHEET IRON PARLOR STOVE ever made, buy the EVENING STAR. Sold by the Excelsior Maitfactirifli Coi'y, 612 A 614 NORTH ST.

OTJIS. And all Live Store Sealers, like POLLARD FAIRMAS, Kansas City, Wo. apl3-dwly Tlie AUMIAVE EAR BRUSH. AS lSmSPEllBlE ARTICLE For every Lady and Gentleman's Toilet. Approved and Recommended by tne most Eminent medical men.

rpHE PRIMARY OFFICE OF THE AURIL- AVE is to pleasantly, salely and thoroughly cleanse the ear, and thereby preserve it In a sound, healthy condition. It is designed to take the place of the inefficient, objectionable and dangerous instruments hitherto employed for that purpose. On being suitably moistened for using, it becomes solt and pliant, and when introduced into the ear, immediately conforms to the irregular suriace of its internal structure, and removes, without roughness, all deposits or extraneous matter from the interstices or lining, and effects a thorough ablution of the organ. The Aurilavc may, therefore, be truly considered an indispensable Toilet Article. It is especially adapted ior une in tne And his highly commended as safe, beneficial and enective in ine treatment oi Auricular and Nasal affections.

EAFN E8S Arising from many causes can be cured by using it. ater tnrown into tne ear wun a syringe, or accidentally entering it in bathing, can be readily extracted with the Aurilave. Tick! in in the Eur is mstantl? and pleasantly allayed by using it. Travelers and persons whose avocations ex pose them to suffering: or annoyance frem dust or foreign deposits in the Ear, will find its use of the highest importance toward the preserva tion ot unimpaired nearing. Ex tract from a "Treatise on Deafness," by l'upu ot tne Academy ot Medicine, faris.j "In all cases of deafness, the drum of the ear, and passages leading to it, are thickened by a formation of scales upon the surface, which not only prevent the drum from responding to slight sounds by vibrating, but obstructs the passage of air to the drum also preventing the ccruniinous elands from furnishing the wax necessary for preserving and lubricating the organ, ice Aurilave, by careiui, persevering eflort, will remove these scales, reduce the thickening, and restore health to the organ." sample securely mailed to any address, on receipt of thirty cents.

Or by sending the price for one or more of the following preparations of Dr. r. SUll well, will receive, rails, one Aumave: THE AURAL LIQUID For removing Thickness from the Drum and Passages of the Ear 82. MAGNETIC EAR OINTMENT, For strengthening the nerves of the Ear and re- storing hearing. For stimulating the produC' tion ot wax in the tar a.

Send for Testimonials oi litres. Address, G. W. WOOD, S5S Broadway, New York, ucneral Agent for the United States, feb2B-dwaltlv WILMINGTON BOLT NUT WORKS, VAN RENSSELAER M00RE, MANUFACTURERS OF BOLTS, NUTS, Washers, Spikes, Rivets, Ac. and Rail road Joints of every description.

Bridge, Car Bolts and orgings a specialty. Estimates and special prices cheeriully fur- nisned upon receipt oi specin cations. Tenth, Walnut and Wilson Streets, WILMINGTON, DEL. New York Office No. 104 John street (opposite uiu street).

R. A. VAN RENSSELAER, New Tork. T. M.

MOORE, Wilmington, Del, RsrxBEKCK Pennsylvania Railroad Compa ny, Philadelphia A Heading rtailroad Vo. Delhi Coal St Navigation Hudson River Railroad Co. noltt-dly D. APPLETON Nos. 90, 93 at, 9 Grand street, fi.

T. HAVE JUST PUBLISHED: Appleton'sJournal, MONTHLY PART, NO. 17, (Wkesxt Ncubxrs ron ArcrsT,) Continuation of Ratfh the Bun. by Anthon7 xroiiope. Continuation of Mtstxbt or Edwtk Drood, by Charles Dickens.

Cant inn ati on of The Three Brothers, by Jura, uiiphant. And a large collection of Short Stories. Pa pers of Travel and Adventure, Scientific Articles. Social and Literary Essays, and articles of interest on various social topics. Contains a Steel Engraving, from a painting Dy bontag, "Ossipee Valley.

N. H-'' and numerous il lustrations on wood. Price, 60-Cts. Price of "Weekly Number. H.

THE TOCSO DUKE Bv the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli. I vol. paper. Price, 50 cents.

Seventh issue of a new, cheap edition of Disraeli's Novels. Previously published: "Henrietta Temple," price 50 cents "Contarinl Fleming," price 50 cents; "Venetia," price 50 cents; "Vivian Grey." price 60 cents: "Conlngsby," price 60 cents; "Alroy," price 50 cents. janio-iiy TO IlamiQBANTS. AHTTEIi iMA3r OrFEBS FOR 8 ALB, ON REASONABLE terms. 90.000 acres of selected land in I In- ware Reae-'ve (Douglas and Jefferson counties) embracing lands of every grade, from to $36 per acre.

Also sixty rood farms In TV.nlu mi(t from tlO to $60 per aero. Also, 800 budding lots, in Lawrence and North La wren oe, with several pleasant dwell pog boose au27dAwU Xo. SO Slass. Street, Lawrenw ITE HAVE IN STOEE, AND ARE KECKIT- ISU, a very heavy stock of Groceries and rrovisions, which we oner to the trade at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Our goods have all oeen BOUGHT FOR CASH, And we will CO Any St.

Lottie; or trhteasro Bill. Vreight saoa, CASH purchasers are invited to give as a call Deiore Duymg eisewnere. ocl4-dU T. POEHLElt A CO. LATJDS LATJDS! FOK HAI.K, 100,000 ACRES or These Lands were selected In 1359, and are THE BEST IN THE STATE.

I'HKY LIE IN TWENTY DIFFERENT COUNTIES Seventeen of which have IiallroaJs. Moat of them are near towns or within settle' menu. Considering quality and location, they tre Uio OH KAP LANDS KOlt SALK IN THE STATE. Prices from $5 to $10 per Acre. For particulars, address T.

H. WALKER, Topoka, Kas. mh9-dvrtf ESABLISHED IN 1855 Oldest Business nouse IN LAWSEKCEI! jAS G. SANDS, Wlioleaale azxd Xotail Dealer JJTD MAKIITACTURIB OV HARNESS Collars, Bridles, Whips, ETC. INDIAN TRADERS CAN ALWAYS FIND A SUPPLY.

72 Massachusetts Street' LAWRENCE. KANSAS. fel-dtf, LOR I LLARD'S YACHT CLUB Smokinir is the finest Bright Tobacco made Uuinar free lrom Nicotine, wnicn is exrraciea by a patent process, it does not iidnreweak con stitutions. Persons of sedentary occupations, as well as students and literary men, will and none of the injurious after-effects resulting from ordinary tobacco. It is much lighter in weight than common tobacco, and a pound will last twice as long as other kinds.

It does not clog- tne pipe, nor burn tne ton true. LOJilLLAiLDS EUREKA SMOKING has become so popular that many imitations, of a worthless character, are offered for Bale by some dealers because they can buy the counti r-teit article for a little les; and as the same are calculated to deceive the consumers, we desire to direct their attention to the iniosuiou teat is practiced upon them; as they are the main losers thereby, beinr obi iced to pay as much at reiau ior ifc tut hiu uuy titc ucuuiuc mkic. In addition to the above wc nave many tavor-ite brands, which will be shown with pleasure. A circular, giving prices, discounts, terms, Ac. will be mailed upon application.

ORILLABXTS CENTURY Cnewin? has now become so well known tbat we deem it useless to pack S100 dailv in the small tin-foil pa pers any longer, and have therefore discontin- uea tne same, our various oranas 01 emoK-in gn. Chewing. Plug Tobaccos, and Snuffs, will be iound, upon trial, not only popular goods, but at prices defying competition from responsible manufacturers everywhere. We are continually producing novelties to which the notice oi tne iraae is invirea. P.

LORTTiliA 16. 18 20 Chambers Street, N. x. mh2-l wswal tl FOUTZ'S CELEBRATED Horse and Cattle Powders This preparation, long and favorab known, will thoroughly re-invieorat broken down and low-spirited horse) by strengthening ana cleansing Uf stomach and intestines. It is a sure preventive of all disease "xmfijiltssi incident to this animal, such as LUX4 III a itAM UtllS, KLLUW Water, heaves, coughs, dis- rEM PER, FEVERS, FOUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, c.

IU use improves Ihe wind, increases the appetite tr Rinnnth and rnnv itlrin nntt mnsfonns the miserable skeleton into a nne-looking and spin ted horse. To keepers of Cows this prepara tion is inralaable. It a sure pre ventive against Rinderpest, Bollos Horn, etc. It has been proven b) actual eieriment to increase tin quantity of milk and cream twent per cent, and make the butter ftra and sweet. In fattening cattle, i rives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and maka them thrive much fester.

In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, tTIceri is the Ltngs, Liver, cc, uus arucie acta a specifie. Bj putting from one-half a paper to a paper In a barrel of twill the above diseases will be eradi ated or entirely prevented. If given tune, a certain preventive ana lure for the Hog Cholera. DAFTO E. FOUTZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE.

9Id. For sale by Drunists and Storekeepers throoshool tut United States. Canadas and South America. H. S.

HASKLNS, (Successor to Clarke A Chapman) DEALER IX FURNITURE KO 1 STREET, apt-dt. LAWRENCE. GOItDOISriEtOTJSE TOPIKA. KANSAS. CORDON, rpl ma jw- WANTS OF ALL AUTinrirpe rw ti and remittances made to the Treasurer Pmvl A.

H. BRA1NARD, PresiT ocU-dU VARIETIES, apSl-deodatwly TAKE THE 'an -Handle "AND PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL ROUTE EAST. IT IS THE SHORTEST rvvi.v nvu rriAvrjw rim nnu Kansas City to New York. This route ia now acknowledged to be the GKKAT and MOST POPULAR thoroughfare between the EAST and WEST. Through tickets and baggage checks can bs obtained at Ihe Knnsaa Pacitlc depot.

W. L. O'BUIKN. General Passenger and Ticket Asrent. Pun-IIandla Itouta.

nnlumha. Ohio. FRANK HIGH, Traveling Agent. Lawrence. T.

L. KIMBALL, General Western Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Chios-go, 111. JNO. W.

BROWN, General Western Passenger Agent, Pan-Handle Route, Columbus, O. aul7-dtt wow NnrcMiii co LOCATED FIRST BUILDING SOUTH 0 the bridge, on Massachusetts street, with the best assortment of goods and lowest prices west oi at. Louis. POUNDS WOOL WANTED- For which we will pay In cash or goods, 81. Louie or Chicago prices, deducting freight or charges.

TWO SET OF HOLL CARDS Will enable us accommodate those from a great distance, and will permit them to ntUir) with fhcirrulls thesame day. Yarns Suitable for Hand Looms, Always on hand or manufactured ta order. This is a new Company, and will endeavor to give entire satisfaction. Their Superintendent has had thirty-live years' experience in manu factoring, and will endeavor to satisfy all wht. bavo work to be done, wool to sell or goods to i.

uuj. i Call and see no, or address 8. N. OOODAXE, ai7iowit Lawrence, hi nnn i lartir i innsi rn ti UniiAJflLH AL tiUn YsUtiAd V.T Cast, Wrought iron and Wire Railings, Fountains, Vosea, Verandas, Settees, Arbors. Chairs, Summer Houses.

IRON STAIRS. Spiral and Straight, in every variety of paUorn. New, improved styles or Hay Racks, Mangers, Stable tfixturcs. Stall Divisions, 4c. PATENT WIRE WORK 1 Bailings, Store Fronts, Door and Window -Guards, Farm Fencing, Ac.

BBOINZB WORK. fitted np our Foundry with special now prepared to fill, with promptness, all or- tiers ior xsronze castings oi statuary joiioasai. Heroic and Life Size. Ornamental Iron Good. The largest assortment to be found In the United States, all ot which are executed with tue express view oi pleasing me taste, wnxia "hey combine all the requisite of beauty and luostantiai construction.

Purchasers may rely on having all articles carefully boxed and shipped to ths place og destination. Designs will be sent to those who wish to' make a selection. 1 Messrs. ROBERT WOOD 1136 Ridge Avenue. mh4-dwaltly Philadelphia.

iny me ana ao ion ucoa. HOOT Cc PLANT va ww a wvr iiy bleaueing liie blood and arousing the.j liver and secretive organs to a health ac tion, these Pills cure many eomplalntMl wnicn would not ne supposed tney eouiu reacn sucn as iicauactie, ain in tne sine, INumbneSHS of the Hands and Feet. Dull. ness, Chilliness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liossoi appetite, uluous Dysentery, kw- juey AiiecuouB. vonsiipaiion, ieuiiity, Fbvkrs of all kinds.

Dyspepsia. Jaundice i and outer xinareo complaints arising rroini a low state or the body or obstructions ot functions. Being free from mercury or 1ther poisons, they can be taken at all limes and under all circumstances, with-. 14 out regaru to diet or ousiness. price, 20 cents a box.

Prepared by thi Grafton Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists and dealers in medl ine everywhere. ap9-dswly LOOK TO YOTJB CmLDBEN.

THE GREAT SOOTHING BE.HEDs' MRS. iCurcs Colic and Griping 1 Prf teals. PHeiaj wmiLumu in tne bowcis, and taciii-SYRL P. itates the process of tceth-. ling.

MRS. Subdues convulsions and HITCOMB'S overcomes all diseases SYUL'P. incident to infanta andl Oats. children. MRS.

Cures diarrhea, dysen-i lrle, wkitcobib lery and summer com-i -a SYRUP, plaint in chUdren of all CaU. It is the Great Infant's and Children's Sooth- lng Remedy in all disorders brought on bf teeming or any otner cause. prepared by the GRAFTON MKDIC15E tn. lxiuis, mo. Sold by drugghts and dealers medicine everywhere.

apS-dawly A BABE COLLECTION. ROWLAND'S RECEIPTS. ciT ing valnable Information for everybody, tlent by mail (free of postage) for 60 eents. Address R. E.

KOUMANDY, SOI Market St. Louis, Mo. DiUKE'S COLLECTIOX "SiSS Brandy, all kinds of Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer, Cordiais, fenperior Cider, and much other useful information lor thoee dealing in or manufacturing any of the above, elth for the trad or home use. 1 8 cut by mall (free of postage) for flltv ceaU, Address R. fc.XuiUtAMx, Sol Market Bt.

Lon Is. Mo. ap8-dwly Kelabllshed In 1839. XAXCTACTOKKR Or Lard OH and Gljccrlnf. Dealer in LABD.

tco. Xos. 325 327 K. Secon. 8tV ST.LOUIS GEO.

CARTWRIGHT. MNr TALBOT CAETWEIGIIT TALBOT, GARDENERS AND FLORISTS, BEG TO INTORM TOE PUBLIC THAT they will lay ofl grounds In the roost tasteful style, and are prepared to furnish all kind of Fruit Trees and Grapevines suitable for this climate; also. Shade Trees, Evergreens, Btiruba and Plants. N. BV Wreaths, Crosses, Bonqoeta and Cwt Flowers arrangedlln the most tasteful manner.

POMOA'A GARDENS, ap28-dtf Lawrence, Kas. DAVID O. BEACH, Attorney at Law asd Notary Public, 1T7IL1, TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, make out Deeds and Mortgages, xamiaa Itles, pay taxes for non-residents, OiBoe with K. K. Lewis, JLaad dridge Houm Bioak.

-i 1st. Carbolic Acid is the nnivreaal disinfect ant and antiseptic. ta. for many cutaneous diseases, such as Etema, Ringworm Salt Rheum, Itch, it is a prompt and efficient specific. 3d.

It is a positive preventive in all cases of gangrene, immediately arresting mortification. iu. prevents una destroys all insect liie. SOAP THE PERFECT VEHICLE. Scientific considerations, confirmed by large experience under the greatest variety of circumstances, prove that the most suitable vehicle ior iuruouc aciu, wnen used externally, is soap and saponaceous compounds.

The acid uu i iic are uungieu togemer in such a way mat eacn serves to help the other. Thus, the soap acts as a crentle dilutant and preserva tive of the properties ot the acid, while the anirt being the moat powerful ot all the solvents of grease, so materially adds to the detersive power of the soap, that if the compound had no medicinal value it would still be prelerred over any oruiuarv soap. A RK T. ATTNJIR en A Price, CO lb. boxes, 15 ctt.

per lb. The increased effectiveness of this soap makes it actually a cheaper article than the ordinary family soaps, and ia invaluable to every family on account of its great disinfecting properties. Its strong puriiying power recommends it lor removing unpleasant effluvia, and should always ue useu wr waumug me cioinmg ana linen oi persons anected witn contagious diseases. CARBOLIC TOILET SOAPS. Price, boxes, 3 13 per box; Medicated, bus.

per BOX. They are, to a great degree, preventative ot infectious diseases, and their nse in the nursery should be universal. They are valuable in ail cutant-ous affections, prevent scalding, chafing and sore head in tniants, and are specially nuupicu iui MUKuuig me akin, preventing irritation and removinir the effect of nprsnin.ri.in 1'or chapped hands they are superior to all the jj-(JIi uluus ui gijcerine anu campnor ice. CARBOLIC MEDICINAL SOAP Price, boxes, 3 $9 per box. This soap is specially adapted for physicians use, unu coniaius so per ceil i.

oi pure acid. CARBOLIC DISINFECTING SOAP. Price, boxes, 3 doz. cakes, $3. t0 per loxj boxet, iu per oox.

to rid of and protect them from vermin, is one ui lueumab uewiiuui ui me uurooiic compoiloas. ii. is in convenient anu cneap lorm, and is indispensable to every stock raiser and owner. We have no hesitation in claiming remarkable qualities lor this compound; it will positively ueuiroy an insect iiieon came, and cure mange, Scratches, and sores of ail kinds. Being in the form of a regular soap, it can be conveniently used at any time.

Flies, which so incessantly torment horses and cattle in stables and dairies, will not disturb them if they are washed twice or tnricc a wet-K wuu mis soap. CRESYLIC OINTMENT. Price, cans, 1 lb. 50 cts. 3 51.00.

For Destruction of the Screw Worm, ana fjure or loot itot. For destruction of the Screw Worm it is the best ot all remedies for that pest of the stockbreeder in the South; and for washing galls and sores, whether mere scratches or of the most gangrenous and offensive description for cracked hoofs, etc. in horses MM U1C 11 1 111 1 1, 111 11 1 1111 Ul. L.I 1.111. 113 the cheapest and safest remedy ever applied.

It not only destroys the worm, but cleanses and IPntha (I.mi. WnnYl ifia Taah anil ia quiCKiy neais up uieouunsivo sores iuuue uy it. In ordinary cases, a piece ot the ointment as large as the first joint of the finger, pusned into the wound, will effect an Immediate cure. But in serious cases it is best to inject a solution two or three times, and then insert the ointment. It is rare that a second application will ever have totemaue.

eneep, wmcn rareiy recover tne attack of the worm under the ordinary treat ment of calomel, liniment, are quickly cured uy tnis application. FOOT ROT. For this disease, now so prevalent all sec tions of the country, this ointment is a safe and reliable remedy. Let the animals to be treated have their feet thoroughly cleaned with a solution of one pound of ointment to eight gallons of water. Pare and cut away all of the diseased portion, but expose no more fresh surface than can be avoided; anoint well with the ointment.

an.d especially every diseased part, rubbing a little into the hair as high as the knee. Keep the animals in a dry, clean pasture or lot lor a few days-and a cure will not only be effected. but the animal guarded from reinfection for a considerable period. And in solution, one pound to five or eight gallons oi water, it is very eiiecuve riuuuig cattle, ot all descriptions oi insects. CRESYLIC SHEEP-DIP.

Price, can, 5 16., 10 50 16. tegs, zuu to. oarreis, Kid. That destructive disease in sheep, the soab has become ruinously- prevalent all over the country, and especially in the Soutn. A verv minute insect, eo smalt as not to be seen with the naked eye, is the cause of this harassing disease.

it a sound sneep comes in contact witn one which has scab, or with a tree or post against which a scabby sheep has rubbed itself, one or more or the temale insects win instantly ran fl ier tnemseives to tue sound sneep, quicsuy travel on the wool to the root of it, and bury in-mscives in tne skiii. xne piace wnere tney enter the skin is barely visible a minute red spot, like a pin's point. They travel and feed under the skin, burrowing like moles. On the tenth or twelfth day a little swelling may be felt with the linger, and the skin changes color to a greenisti-luue tint, rue little pustule is now rapidly formed, and breaks about the sixteenth day; and the mothers again appear, with their little ones attached to their feet, and cov ered witn a portion ct tne enell ot tne etrsr imm which they have just escaped. These little ones immediately set to work, and do as their moth ers did uelore mem.

'iney soon increase to myriads, preying upon and tormenting thesheep uu 111 lie diuu uuuci it. i lie uiaiurr ituju inc numerous pustules or sores Boon forms an al most continuousscao nence tne name. It wui be seen irom in is oner description or the scab insect, and wnicn will apply almost equally well to those which produce itch, and many otner EKin diseases in man anu man ee and the like on horses, dogs, that diiectly applied means must pe usea ior tncir destruc tion, and prevention as wen. nerever mere ate sneep mere are insects or some kind, as lice. caus.

ticks, to annoy and prey upon them. And unless these are not onlF destroyed, but their presence rendered im possible, sheep farming and wool producing will never prove the profitable business tbat it is capable of being made. This preparation is offered as a certain and safe cure for cab being a soap, it penetrates at once to the skin and removes it. It is best used as a dip or Datn. une pound ot tne soap dissolved in two ganons oi warm wa ter, adding, when dissolved, six or if for lambs or delicate sheep eigt gallons more is enough for ten sheep with a moderate coat ot wool, if newly shorn it will dip twelve or fourteen bead ot sniaii sneep.

CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR. Price same as Sheep-Dip. To destroy and prevent bugs, flies, caterpil lars, plant lice, black scale, turnip and cabbage fly. on plants. Used in solution; one pound to twenty gallons or so, as to strength of plants.

For etronir crowincr plants or trees, one nonnd to from live to ten gallons of water is oi sufficient Btremrth. it is extremely oiincuit to give exact direc tions for the use of this compound, on account of the infinite variety of insects that prey upon vegetation. We offer the agriculturist Carbolic AC1U Ul 1U9 1UW. JC1MU1U 1U1U1, 1U BLTCUglU can ne reguiareu Becoming to experience. Bcltox, Bilx," Texas, IJuly lo, JSCS.

Messrs. Gestuuien: The coni' pounds of the Carbolic Acid sent me some months since, have been thoroughly tested by rayselt and neighboring flockmaslers. All as-ree with myself that, as disinfectants and remedies to cure scab, kill screw worm and prevent its return, healing old sores and wounds, killing and flies, these preparations are without a rival, and should be within reach of every stock reiser in Texas, itcspecttuuy, H.J. CHAMBEELTN, President Tex as; Wool Growers Assoc'n. Omcx Brooklyn City R.

R. Co. November 12, la68. I take great pleasure in recommending the Carbolic Disinfecting Soaps, manufactured by James Buchan A for the cure of all external diseases to which horses are subject. I tried the Ointment on a horse with a severe fistula on his shoulder, as a first test, and with entire success.

And I cannot speak in sufficiently strong terms of its healing qualities, in ail cases ox gaiis, uruisea, eweuuiga, etc. I am using the soao in all of our stables. No person owning a horse should be without inese soaps, ior, my long experience wun horses, I have never Iound anything to compare With them. UA it i-Aiait tt Supt. Horses, Brooklyn City K.

a. Co. All orders should be addressed to BOWMAN BLEW ETT, SOLE AGENTS, 53 Barclay Street, New York. For Sale by all Druggists Grocers in m- eoq-twswait E. N.

BLAKE CO. F. H. HERDMAN, S. B.

WALKER. JOHN PUPKE, Jr. 'I DR. WHITTIER, A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, as Diploma at office will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment ol Venereal, Sexual and Private Diseases than any other physician in St. Louis.

Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Orchitis, Uernia and Rupture, all Urinary diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurial Affections of the Throat, SkiO or Bones, are treated with unparalleled success. Spermatorrhea. Sexual Debility and Imno- as the result ot self-abuse in vouth. sex ual excesses in maturer years, or other causes, and which produce some of the following effects, as nocturnal emissions, blotches, debil ity, dizziness, dimness ot sight, contusion oi ideas, evil lorebodinxs. aversion to society ot females, Iobs of memory and exual power, and rendering mstrriagc improper, are permanently cured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice btb unsurpassed in St. Louis or aaj other city. Back files of St. Louis papers prove that he has been located here longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library and laboratory appointments are unrivaled in the West, unsurpassed anywhere.

Age, experience, can be relied upon, and the Doctor can refer lo many physicians throughout the country. In past success and present position be stands without a com petitor. j. ne writings oi a pnysician wuose reputation is Union-wide should be worth reading. Dr.

Whittier publishes a Medical Pamphlet relating to Venereal Diseases and the disastrous and varied consequences ox sen-aouse, mat will be sent to any address, in a sealed envel ope, tor two stamps, it contains lull symptom lists that will enable those iitlccteil determine the nature of their complaint, and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well ior the purpose of treatment as a personal interview: but where it is convenient the Doctor should be consulted personally. It is self-evident that a pliysiciun who conCnes himself exclusively to thu study of a certain class of diseases, and treats thousands of cuses every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than one in general practice. Many Physicians, recognizing this fact, introduce pa tients to the Doctor atter reading his medical pamphlet. Communications coniidentiai. A friendly talk will cost von nothing.

Odice cen ral, yet retirt No. 6l7 St. Charles street, St. Louis. Hours, 8 a.

m. to 7 p. in. Saturdays, till 8 p. m.

Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. MARRIAGE. MANHOOD WOMANHOOD ALL THE information wanted by the careful, inquisitive, curious or doubtlul, relating to these subjects. Who may.

and who ought not to marry. Alto, as to Procreation and Prevention; sent in two paiTiphlels, 100 pages, Ior 10 cents, in sealed envelope. Address DR. WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles aul8-dtwtf St.

Louis, Mo. A Book tor the Million. MARRIAGE A Private counselou to the mariukd or those about to marry, on the physiological mysteries and revela GUIDE. tions oi tue sexual system, wuu tne latest discoveries in producing and preventing oUspring, preserving the complexion Ac. This is an interesting work of two hundred and twenty-four pages, with numerous engravings, and contains valuable information for those who are married or contemplate marriage still it is a book that ought to be under lock and key, and not laid carelessly about the house.

Sent to anyone (tree of postage) for fifty cents. Address Dr. Butts's Dispensary, No. 13 Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo.

Sotice to tbe Afflicted and iifor-tisiiule. Before applying to the notorious Quacks who advertise in public papers, or using any Quack Remedies, peruse Dr. Butts's work, no matter what your disease is or haw deplorable your condition. Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or by mail, on the diseases mentioned in bis works.

Office. No. 12 N. Eighth street, between Market and Chestnut. St.

Louis, Mo. ap8-dwly Lawrence Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP, KIMBALL BROS. Proprietors, MANUFACTURERS OT SUGAR M1X.LS Steam JH gin es, SAW AKD CHIST SKILLS SHAFTING, GEARING PU3IPS, All kinds c' Iron Brass Castings, KIMBALL BROTHERS. COR. PEST CKNEY TENN.

TCr pfmm Delaware Reserve STILL FOB SALE. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY call attention to the fact that they still have 60,000 acred of this famous body of land for sale, including about 8,060 acres of KANSAS RIVER BOTTOM LANDS, All convenient to the cities of Leavenworth. Lawrence and Kansas City, and surrounded by railroads; and with an abundance of timber and good water. 1'ricea, from $0.00 lo $20.00. Terms, one-third cash, the balance in two equal annual payments, with eight per cent.

interest. ABRAMS A HARRIS. Over U. S. Express office, opposite Kldridge House.

Lawrence. Kas. mhl-dtwtf GENERAL THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY formed a partnership as general claim agents, unacr tne urm oi CHARLES E. MIX For the transaction of business in the city of Washington. The Hon.

V. r.iTnniii will he associated as counselor and legal adviser of the firm in all matters committed to their charge. Chas. E. Mix, Doitoi.as H.

Coomb, Of Indian xemtorv. Office. 426 street north, between Eighth and Ninth stieets west. P. O.

lock box (B) 3t. Washington City, l. ti. Jne joba. le-dCTwtf THE MITCHELL RAMMELSBERG FURNITURE COMPANY, XSTABUSHSD A.

B. 1836. Manufacturers ot all kinds of. FUR, Iff I TURE, Xo. 99 West Tonrth Street, CIXCI ATI, O.

ROBERT MITCHELL, President. Factory and Wholesale Warerooms. corner of Second and John streets. oc3-d'2m BAILEY SMITH, Furniture Dealers AND UNDERTAKEKS( 106 Street, LAWRENCE, ftbitf KANSAS..