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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18

N
To MuSRoH

Let me say, your inlercnces are wholly
erroneous. love not debate, we'll enough
to enter into that bootess field of argu-
mcut We all know women, superior to
many men We all kr0,r men, superior
to many women. The gist of the argu:
nlcnt lies here the most ignorant, de.
graded man has rights bestowed on hinii
denied to the tiost CONSCIENTIOUS and in
teligent woman. Py what right, or su:
thority, | ask
A "Johnson Reader" answers, "God
, says to Eve, thy husband shall rald over
4i."a ~ Mall thern,s thousands of wo-
men who never had husband, and never
will. Are they free citizens NO, in
deed. And, here let me say, en- passaat,
to you, "Reader," God said all that to
Eve, a very long time ago, not to me, nor
has it the least allusion to my case, if
you did think it poser and your
conclusions" arc as illogical, as your Pre-!
misses are false.
take my stand on the broad basis Of
universal freedom, ana equal rights to
equal souls.
! ~ might say, otis not good for man to
be alone" in law:making any more than
in house keeping, and to Prove the theory
bring examples, wherein mans wisdom,
unaidcd by woman'S adaptation, has made
most deplotable blunders; blunders, which
are, to-day, c&erting baneful inAueneei
on the minds of all Vermont children.
Yet, all that would be mere argument,
nor would it in the least affect the eternal
truth, that all souls are, alike, free and
equal.
Perhaps the secret lies in your last
question, wherein yot, say, giving to wo-
man ''more than her share Of power" II
her power tends to the elevation of the
world, why fear? Suppose 1t does not.
'Tis no busitess of ours. Do the right,
and let God take care of His owif tense:
quences.
Again, you say ''force upon her the
ballot" Let me ask, are you citizen 7
Were you ever forced to vote ? Can you inn
imagine free, glorious republic wherein
citizens are forced to vote? Then why
weaken your argatseht b such subter5
fuge?
Again, in replying, if you had Kept to
what 1 did say, m lieu If what | " might
say" you would have saved me the trou-
BILE of defining my position more explicits
ly, and also taxing the courtesy Of orr
Editor in publishing ry individual views,
of no Importance, whatever, to the greas
Question, now pending.
SALLY SLATER
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
CorS.cssSondcnce.
For the Newsletter.
TIcoNDERoGA, N. u,
Now Years Day" 1870. !

DEA2 NBwsDEALEE: i"t HApH
Az we sat wondering whatwe Should co
with Il little spare time at our disposal on
this beginning day Of the year, we con-
cluded, in the usual opening phrase OF
green newspaper correspondents, that a
few items from this place would not be
without interest to your readers.
Ticonderoga is place that has had
much interest for US ever since we read Of
It III oar childhood. The stories of the
bloody struggles which took place here in
the Old French War for the possession Of
It's fortress; the defeat Of Abercrowbe
and death Of the gallant young Howe /;
It's capture BY Amherst; the exploits OF
Ethan Allen, who demanded its surrender
"In the name Of the Great Jehovah and
the Coptineatal Congress !" its capture'by
Burgoync, had all made US dcsirous of
visiting place enriched by such associa-
tions. We have now been here Eve weeks
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18

ing in the view of the Adirondacs from
the Vermont side, and which leaves the
eye nothing more to desire.
Some of the TiccnderegIes do not seem
to appreciate the historical interest of
their town. The individual who for a
consideration, brought ourself and baggage
from the steamboat landing to the village
when we first came here, gave us some
items of information which convinced us
that either American historians we're
strangely inaccurate in some of their
statements, or else that We had read their
histories upside dt1fn AZ Se rndo slo'p-
ly by the scene of Abefctombio's disastrous
defeat, he pointed out 10 US the various
spots of interest, the old French lines,
the place where Howe was killed, ETC.,
and after telling seyera facts that we did
not know before, such as that after his
defeat Abercrombic assembled and fortified
Mt. Defiance, and fred down on the
French and finally clicked them all to
flinders as he expressed it, he told me
that General Wool, then captain, was
wounded in the battle. s.
"What General WOOL 2" VIC asked.
"Why, hain't you eyer hurd of Gener-
al Wool that died awhile ago? r.
We had heard of him. .,..
Wal, he was shot jest as hc was eros
sin that crick down thar"
We asked where he got his information
lie replied:
II were bringin' lot of city big-bug:
over here t'other day, and hoerd EN- tell
in bout it.
We suggested that perhaps they were
pulling the wool over his eyes, inasmuch
as the battle took place III years ago
and ucuefal Wool died at not more thar
cighty-fve.
Young man," said he, "havc you ev
or ben in this town aiore ?"
We never had been.
oval, don't it stan to reason that [
who have lived here ever since were
knee high to grasshoppcr, should know
more about it than you?"
We thought it reasonable, ,and to chang
the subject, we spoke of the heroic Allen
"Allen who in thunder was hc7 Oh
know, now, he was the chap that got W
the mowin'- machine"
Shade Of Ethan This, then, is fame
There does not seem to be much of any
thing going on here this winter, and there
fore there is no news
We attended the Christmas Festiyn
here in the nearly finished Methods
church. There were singing recitAtion
and dialogues, which passed off well, anc
showed that Ticonderoga children were a
smart as children in other places. There
was q large Christnas tree well lead
ed with the fruit such trees usually bear
and which held presents fer everybody
even for your humble correspondent, whc
was the favored recipient of a mouse, no
a live one, nor yet dead one, but yer,
natural imitation of one.
/ The Good Tcmplars have Aourishins
Lodge here of over two hundred mem
bers, and seem to be working in mucl
harmony.
But VIC think VIC shall be mere accept
bic to you, and your readers, if VIC arr
less prollx, so no more at present from
Yours, Il. Nj. b.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
For the Newsdealsr.
" WOlnan's Sphere.Y
To NEusRoE

To MUNRoE:
Not that Sally is unequal to the pres
ent emergency, bst with courteous wish to
assist, and that Tire right may prevail, l
reply to two Of your queries
To come to your mAin question : "Can
woman fight the battles as we'll as she can
manage the household p suspect you
are not married, if you were, your "hemi-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
.YOCAL MUSIC.

VOCAL MUSIC. g ..st ...i.#l t..
E. r. DEER, would respectfully announce to tho
poopic Of Hyde Park and vicinity, that he will re
turn to this place Immediately after the close Of the
Normal School at Liyopa, n. u, q out the middle
of sept and will prepared to teach limited
number of classes in vocal music -agU
Terms four dollars per Eve. and expensot.
Terms for private lessons, IN vocaliZation ana
harmony 30 cts per hour.
CordiaIlythaniing my old patrons for the iber.
ality Of their support, feel confident VI increased
desire, aud Il hopc) ability to assiss yon II musical
cultivation, e. Il. ODER.
August 2uth, 1869. 1f1 9lti
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
CHARLESc. DODGE, inanek .1E
Inmnille County. InslrnnNe AgeneY,

II IUITlFsNITIt, v q
0iiee in Powers & .Gueds Block. Insurance
effected to any am untin the hest and most reliable
Stock and Mutnal Companies. and at the lowest
rates. Farmers nsure N tho Farmers Mutual.
Cost Of psuring village dwellings, farm property
and builders risks fom 5 to so per cent. less than
in any other Company. This Company pays for all
loss or damage by lightning. have the Agency
and list Of expiring Policies in Lamoille County.
Afssisuuoi Valley in 0rleats County, Ilardwick
and Waterbury,, No policy will be allowed SO ex-
pre without the assured having timely notice, All
Communications, whether by mail or otherwise,
Will be promptly attended to- eff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18

The New York Times gives Words Of
timely admonition in regard to the neces-
sity of restraining the extravaganza TO
which prosperity incllnes many. Extrav-
agance is fruitful source of what wo
call "hard tinies." General economy
will do more to guard against fnartisl
evils, than any inventions of legislators,
or devices Of 6nancicrs. The Times OBJ
serves F:
"Nothing strikes intelligent foreigners
travelling hero more than the foblishly-ex-
travagant habits of people Of moderate
prctclty Something Of these iaphs was
always true Of Americans ia our cities
but tbey are more prominent SOW and,
what Is worse uore dangerous The dis.
s,se has penetrated mere deeply and may
Hsys worse c3nseq1snce& We SAFnoS
bear disasters ss wa could onge ghsr6
iv p closer competition aow in our large
t.;ies aaa 70 .ges e tae malle in
these days finds himself pitile.sly crushed
5 the struggling crowd Our society
BIAS become mor' ike lbe European a8d
q crash 10 husiues now would Iears grscks
Cat no time Or change could ever reat.
There is no lo1bt ibst, morally ard Ensn-
cially, little experience of hard times"
would be Of greet benefit to our people.
We need to have extravaganza checked,
speculation calmed, and the attention Of
young men turned from gambling on the
Exchange and sudden ventures, to steady
industry and patient economy.
The wild modey'getting Of che citics.
and the senseless display and extravagancc
of so many families, ought to have vig-
orous stop put to them. If business be
dull this winter, money tight and evcry
one feel himself poor, We shall have far
healthier tone Of public feeling The ma
tional conscience will be more open to
words Of truth and simplicity. Something
Of the unbounded boastfdlness and mate
riallsm will be taken out of the popular
character. "Hard times will be good
times in tho best eeuso to the nstion."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18


FarEHn ssLm
tuil many q Bo9cr is born 20 blush
unseen, and saslc its sweetness Oh the
desert ar bm that you ore not one o.
"a. aforementioned birds Is quite appar.
eot ifcni your several articles oa tine WO.
man aaesiFn TACT o9on aaien We
@oy @n9'ap.a'S 2a.aif's ah'e 9tper-
@ise we % b, neeof know TIE amnion q
yoar se2 ia hanoii'e 'opoiy who "erioy
Toe iasnry q independent Thought ar
cora.u @ yom @aplaIj Lias It never
occurred TO yoa AZ onia~aFa l9r your
cause, aud qoH1 '49Hiar iaas yoa aie
ihc 7e'y lazy ip tbe county slo repre-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.


tas ssa 70 DENTAL NOTICE.
The subscriber, having retired from the firm
ofE. W h. G. Gilbert Of Montpelier, viii.
continue the practice cf Lntis'Iy, in all its
branches, at
where as coed work will be furnished at reason
able prices, as can be obtained anywhere IN the
State Ard shall hereafter keep my Office open
during IL, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
MONTH, but shall be away from home more or
81 less Of the remainder of the time
a. have Alb the modern improvements, and |
warrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
pay will be required.
Sod '8r r,,. ..r X. G. GILBERT.
Morrisyille, Aug. 10th, 1869. 89tf
P.iw, J.ipEcK, Dentist.
r Natural .ect put IN tho state Of pref ,rvation
diseases Of the suns successfully treated artihcin
soosh made h every style known to the prpessionI
Miscellaneous.
gF --------4---- - ---A--.-
la SHIRLEY & PENNoCR, Hop Merchants.
ta'i' 'Ii'" a AMgnIt1S ixD poREiGS nopS
eosantiy On hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
Also Hops suitaHlo fr pressing.
,sro No llayerhill stfee'' Boston
=. y. sniiLfr. s.M cA
BURLINGTON a. WI ITTEMORE,
r.54 Manufacturers aad Dealers in 4
-,......- -..4. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
WATERvILLE VERMONT.
isa III otders VIII receive prornpt natentIcn. q
i'l. ,,,.,,,t,7. rrr---
MUSIC.
SHEET Music, BOOKS, vI0LINs, CHICK
t-n ERlNG x SONS. BERlNG KLIXi y. w. VOSE
AND GEb. w. GUILD a cos PfhNOS
anoTys Dos HIM. smiths, Estcy 4 Co.'s and the eeie
s6rafed Temple Organs for sale by
esf he III N.P.JRAcH, Teacher Music,
- Wateryillc. w,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18

lhc ldluldl nccuclJ VI thl2 FPNS ''F
not disappointed US. A largeplain of 70
square miles, bounded on the east by LsEe
Champlain) and on every other side 3
rugged mountains, makes up the bestpau
OF the town. The plain is very fertile
and the view in summer time must be sur
passingly beautiful. As we sit at tnr
window we can see to the southwest fEe
mountains that enclose Lake George, and
farther to the east the frowning hight Of
Mt. Defiance looks down npon the sur
rounding plain-worthy Of the name which
was given to it by the naughty Burgoyne,
who, by merely planting his cannon upon
its SUBMITS forced St. Clair to abandon the
Fort below without struggle. To the
east, across the Lake, extending north and
south as far as the eye can reach, lie the
Green Mountains, summit rising behind
summit, their lofty and well rouHded grt-
lines forming grand and beautiful back
ground to the picture, and indeed form-
ing its chief beauty. Although living as
we do directly under the MONDAY shadow
of Old Mansfield, we never realized the
real beauty and grandeur of the Vermont
mountains until we studied them from this
side Of the Lake. There is fnllness and
completeness in their outlines and a sym
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
FULLLNGTON q WHITTEMORE,
Ia liz Manufacturers asd Dealers in

-...r.-..,.4. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
WATERVILIE, VERMONT
20 All orders will receive proinft Dttentlon ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
MnLice,

Came in o tho enclosure Ct the suhscriber few
days ruce. one red two-ycars cid hcifer; the own
cr is requested to prove property nEd tale nsT a.
way. .t. .. FbhNOE h' SAllu
Stowe, Noy 2!d, lsc9 7w9
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18

P.IW, J. PECK, Dentist.
JOhngun, Vt.
Natural tectl put IN tho hest state OF pref ,rvnon
diseases Of the guns successfully treated artihcn
sooth made hi every style known to the professional
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

Ely PROCESS recently discovered, have been abb.
to obtain from the bark If the Wild Cherry tech
nically the Prunus virsinani an extrac, which has
been pronounced by the Pharmaceutical Society If
London and berlin pos.e-- mere Of the virtues If
thi. invaluable tree than any other ever presented
:" them. One single teaspeonful Of Edward Will
der Compound Extract of Wild Cherry contains
more Of the active principle Of the Wild Cherry
than any other preparation contains in
wine glass full. To this extract is
addesi other ingredients derived from the
vegetable kingdom, whirh give an efficiency, activ-
ity, and power to this remedy which justly entit.
it to lie called the DESTROYER If Coughs Colds "a
tarrhs, Inrangifis. Asthma. Influenza anil Group
Not one If these affections can withstand H. They
yield instantly To Its magic I,wcr Resides th.-.
diseases, it is invaluable in Pneumonia and Pi,u-
risy. In Bronchitis, acute and chronic, u is un-
failing, and in the cough of Consumption it ar,ri.
relief which other remedy j. capable IL doing
In its composition summed mp all tn. ingr..ii-
ents necessary tn effect permanent cur. whi-h in
every is warranted IL us4-l aeeor,ing to dircc
tons.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20
YEAST POWDrR.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Proclamation.

THOMAS LEONARD, UNDER SHERIFF
L Of Leavenvcrfh County, Kans.s, in pursuance
Of lav, do hereby proclaim and make known 10 the
qualified eleeSos Of said county, that an election
vii be held at the several places Of holding cleo
tons in the various voting precincts Of said county
IN Tuesday, the sth day Of November A. D. $50
to elect the following oficen to-~it:
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Associate Justice Supreme Court,
Secretary Of state,
Auditor,
Treasurer,
Attorney General,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Member Of Congress,
Three Senators from Leavenwor,h COUNTY
And the following County Ofhcer., to-wit:
Probate Judge,
Clerk District Court,
County Attorney,
And ono representative each for the 2od, I'll
18th, 18th, 18th, 9th, 2sth, 18th and 18th Repre
sentative Districts Of the State Of Kansas
Also, to Gil vacancy, for the Office Of sheriff Of
Leavenworth County.
The polls Will Be epeu at 8 O'Clock, q. NJ, and
viii Close 1t q clock p. IN.
Given under my hand, At Leavenworth, Kansas
October sth, $50. THOMAS LEONARO
Under sheriff Of LeavenwOsth County. Kapsas.
oetisdAwtd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20
Lectures.

The Library Association have made ar
ranscments for course Of three lectures,
commencing with James Parton on Monday
next; subject, "a Hundred Years Ago
This will be followed early in November hy
Matthew Hale Smith, on "Wit and Humor."
Then comes "Serious wilkins" with his
lecture on Shermans "Bummers'
author having been in Sherman's army him
SELF 1t is needless to say that Mr.. Parton is
one Of the lest lecturers in the country. All
are familiar with his abilities as writer,
and will lie anxious to hear him. The price
Of tickets has been fixed at one dollar for the
season, or fifty cents for a single ticket. Re
served seats may he secured at the Library
Rooms, commencing on Friday, at twenty
five CENTS extra.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20
.EpunL1CAx COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican County Convention will be held in
the CITY OF Ieayenvorth on October 18th, at II m.
in Turner Hall, for the nomination Of the following
officers:
County Sheriff, Attorney, Probate Judge, Dis
trict Clerk, Superintendent Of Public Instruction
and thr,e Senators.
The urinary meetings viii be held at the follow
ing places for the election Of delegates and alter
mates: On the 9th day Of October, 1870, in the
Townships at 2 D. m. and in the Wards at . =, M
Polls 70 be open two hours ut least
First ward-At Chris. S:aiber's.. -
Second ward-At Harmony Hall
Third Ward-At Latta's building.
Fourth Ward-At Turner'S Hall.
Kicla,oo Township-At Cody's Precinct.
Delaware Township-At specr' School HOUSE.
Ea.ton Township-At EupP's mill.
Alexandria T ownship-At sprinsdaic
Stranger Toxnship-t Joseph DOige's.
T.upapox;c Tow n.hip-At the School House in
Tonganoxie.
High Prairie Town.hir-At Irairie SCHOOL House
Reno To~n-hip-At Reno.
Sherman Tovnship-At Jcwett's.
Paramount Township-At Townc's School House.
The following the numi-r Of delegates ."
which each Township and Ward is entitled:
First Ward, Second Ward, =; Ihirh "Mu' p
Fourth Ward, q; Kickapo", .; East"n, 2; High
Prairie, 2; Stranger, ?; Fairmount, I; Sherman,
Reno, 1; Tongancxie, 2; Alexandra, 2; Della
ware, .
It is recommended by the Central Committee that
each primary meeting elect Central Committee Tor
the ensuing year, and that the Convention choose
Central County Committee Of at least one from each
Ward and Township.
II is aIso recommended that the primary meetings
nominate candidates for members Of the Lssisla-
ture where the Representative District isconl-'sc
Of one Tow nshiP, and that Districts composed Of
more than one Tow nship select their own time and
mole Of nominating.
IL. is also recommended that the voting i'c rira
roc and that no proxies lie admitted.
JOHN SCIIOTT, Chairman.
q. W. III. MOORE, Secretary.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20
AnnIrgONAL CALI.

There will lie mass meetings held At the follow
ing times and places at which there will he speak
present:
In Lelyenworth City, October 10Th, at : o clock,
T.. NJ.
At Kickapoo, Monday, October 3lst, at : o clock
L. NJ.
At Easton att o. clock, +. NJ, same day.
At Springlale, November LIST, at o clock, T..
NJ. at the School House.
At Tonganoxie, same day and time.
A,Junction School House, KickaPoo Township,
November ID, at O. clock, M a
At Reno November I'd, at o clock, L. NJ. 4,
same day
At sherman Township, November 81, at voting
precinct.
At Fairmont, November 4th, at O. clock T.. NJ.
At Spear School House, in Delaware Township,
on November 5th, at o clock, J.. NJ.
At High Preirie. School Pouse, on November 5th
At % clock, +. II.
At Harbison's School House, in Stranger Town
ship, on Monday, November 9Th, at o clock T..
NJ.
Local Committees are requested 10 make all neccs-
sary arrangements for the meetings at the foregoing
times aud places. JOHN SCHOrT,
q. W. IL. MOORE, Chairman
SECRETARY
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

] N II TT7r7T-

J WfTT : : TIT
An nsaieal men arc ssEesd that Sar.aparilla is
IL noss sAcs,t q al tAs alternatives derived from
tho Vegetable kineaoo and the Iedids Of Potassium
Tie most powerful o. an those Obtained from the
ni,slIl1iria, - u ~ NJ NJ any large elm
ical sxperenes ars tiAsa that either Of these sub
seanees increases and intenailes the power Of the
other. The Potash ausments the activity Of the
SarFPa<illa, nd this in IL turn adds Immensely
70 the virtses Il the rOs.sh Together, in The con-
bination Of Edward wilaer's Sar,.parills and Pot
ash. they ecn,situte the most Foxeyss HOOD Psr,-
her and Csssssssisss' Ane.sfsss ever used No dis
0R or affection which dsps.as on i-,,ur;,v of IN.
blood can resist Its action. Such is the confidence
in II that ss~ b Ss~vsAssd IN every c..e where
the diiecsioas azc followed. In any Of the following
disessss: Srrutaia In an its nnltitadincu forms.
Chronic Rheumatis.s, Cusaneous Affections, syph-
Ills OF vsnereal Disease, ScrOG,,ous Sure Ewes,
GhndHlar swelliuEs Of the Meek or elsewhere,
letter, Weeping Sore Leg, Ulcers Of every kind.
fi,'P'cs on the Face. Ringvorn. Seald Head. Fall
Ing Of the Hair or Allcpecia, White Swelling, Ague
Cske, Chrosie Eryipeaas, Dzop-y, lie. This med
leins has affected the most wonderful cures So
much -, that now tho most eminent physicians In
the world prescribing ID in their daily practice.
They know its worth Nov Is the season Of the
year when yoar system require, an Alternative med
ieise. Then set this At once. r..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

There Ia no such medicine 6r the diseases FIR
Viii. II is recommended As Edward Wilder. .ton,-
ach Bitters. II is positively asserted that they are
altogether unequaIlei. They are absolutely infaI-
libl, II used according I" directions. in Dyspepsia
indigestion, Intermittent Fever, Liver Complaint.
Collie, and Fiux. They are tonic They are EN-,
inently an alternative. They arc superior to all
other medicines As an appetizer. They invisrrate
the enfeehlci stomach, and revive the overweight
system. They add power to the weakened
heart, and sustain the overtsxe,i brain Besides
being superior to- they are unlike all other Rittcrs
in having f'r their hase pure ccrpcr-listlIyi iour-
hon whiskey. This fact alone has given them a
character in the city where they are made, and
must commend them TO the lovers Of the good and
the genuine every here, To the anxious mother
weighed down with family cares. to the merchant,
exhausted by the harrass Of business, to tn. dv-
Pepsic, To him who suffers from constipation To the.
victim Of lux or collie debility. there Bttcrs offer
speedy and never falling relief Try them. II
you take them once, you will never after he without
them In your house
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-20

NorIcE.-The primary meeting Of the
Twcntyy-ninth Representative District, Leav-
enworth County, will be held at Harbison's
school house, on Saturday, the I'D day Of DC
tober, 1870, at 2 O'Clock p. M, for the nom
nation Of a candidate for Representative in
the next State Legislature. The voting will
be by ballot. BY order Of
wit TIE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.