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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
MEDICAL.
DIR. WHITTIER,

4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE As
~ Diploma 1T Office will show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment Of Nencrea! Sexual and
Private diseases than any other physician in It.
Louis.
syphilis, Goncrrhea. elect, Structures, Orchitis,
Hernia and Ruptures: all Urinary Diseases and
Syphilitic OF Mercurial affections of the Throat,
skin Bones treated with unparalleled success.
Spcrrnito-rhea, Sexual Debility and IEipntcncy,
the result Of setabu>e in youth, sexual excuses
in maturer years, or other causes, and which pro-
duce some Of the following ELECTS, nocturnal
emissions, blotches, debility, dizziness Of sight,
confusion Of ideas, evil fbrbpins, aversion To the
society Of ema,cs, loss of memory and sexual power
and rendering marriage IMPROPER are permanently
cured
The Doctor opportunities in hospital and private
practice are unsurpassed in St Louis or any other
city. Back files of 81. Louis papers prove that ~
has been located there longer by years than any
other 50 advertising. The establishment, library,
laboratory and appointments are unequalied in the
West, uneurpassed anywhere. Age, with expert
ence can b relied upon, and the Doctor can refer
10 many physicians throughout the country. In
past success and present position he stands without
= competitor.
The Writings of a Physician whose reputation is
Union wide should he worth reading.
Dr. Whittier publishes a Medical Pamphlet reiat-
ing to yencrcal diseases and the disastrous and
varied consequences II self abuse, that will be sent
to any address in sealed envelope for two stamps
1t contains full symptom lists that will enable
those afflicted 10 determine the nature Of their COM
plants and give written statement Of their eases
that will answer almost well for the PuTp0se %;
treatment rs personal interview, but where it Is
convenient the Doctor should be consulted person.
ally.
II is self evident that n physician who confines
himself exclusively To the study of certain class III
diseases and treats thousands If eases every day,
mus; acquire greater skill in that speciality than one
in general practice Many physicians recognizing
this fact, introduce patients 10 the doctor after read
ing his pamphlet. Communications confidential.
A friendly talk viii cost YOU nothing. Office GEN.
trail, yet retire1-No. Gl7 81. Charles street, 50.
Louis, No. Hours 9 \. NJ. TO . I. VI. Sundays
excepted.
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Cure Of Kidney and bladder
Affection Of u Patient Sew.
cnty-eight Years Of Age
Thanks to MIR. Helm bold.

... = -. GIRARD, Pa, March 81, 1850.
EDITOR CosMOPoIIrE: desire rs an unsolicited
tribute TO the merits Of Helmlods Buchu, and for
the bencat Of those similarly afflicted myself to
saw AFTER consulting many eminent ply sicians, and
irving nearly all the best advertised remedies, in
the vain hope Of finding relief from aggravated kid
ncy and bladder diseases, from which have suf-
fered excessively for many years, good fortune
finally suggested to be Helmbod's Buchu, which I
commenced using with little faith, and apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the exPi-
ration of that time, however, l thoosht l COM
menced to experience slight relief which encour-
aged me to rerevere in its use and now at the ex-
piration Of four months, although i am an iniirm
old man, nearly rs years Of aye,Iand consequently
medicines cannot he expected To Eivoraby effect me
AZ they otherwise would, have found such un-
speakable relief and permanent benefit from Mr..
Helmbold's valuable discovery, that feel ought
to publicly record the fact, an acknowledgement
to him and a valuable suggestion to the public.
Yours respectfully, d. NJ. LAREN.
Mr.. Iaren refers to the following gentlemen:
Col. Dan. RICE, Girard, Ia.
CHAS. STOW, ESD, Girari, Pa, Editor Co.'S
mc2olite.
GEO. II. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney.
Capt. D. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, Atty
DAVID OLIN, Girari, Ia. Merchant.
DAVID E. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant.
CT ROCKWELL, Girard, Ia, Merchant.
B. &, ELY, Girard, Ia, Druggist.
ASKFOR HELMROLD'S. Take no other
Sold bv Druggists and Dealers
Everywhere.
Price $l.25 per Bottle, or Six Bottles
for $3.50.
DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS
Describe symptoms in all communications.
| ADDRESS
u ~ uE1 ND0Tn
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Proclamation.

T THOMAS LEONARD, UNDER SHERIFF
i, Of Lcavenwor'h County, kapsas, in pursuance
Of Law, do hereby proclaim and MAKE known to the
qualified elcclo:> If said county, that election
will h. held at the several places If holding elec-
tons, IN the various voting precincts "f said county,
on Tuesday. the Sfh day of November, 4. u. 1870,
to elect the following officers to-wii:
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Associate Justice Supreme Court,
Secretary Of state,
Auditor,
Treasurer
Attorney General.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Member Of Congress,
Three Senators from Leavenworth County,
And the following County Offcers, to-wit:
Probate Judge,
Clerk District Court,
County Attorney,
And one representative each for the I'D, 2al,
Path 18th. 26th, 9th, 2sth, 10Th and 3Oth Re1re-
sentative Districts Of the State of Kansas
Also, to fill vacancy, for the Office Of Sheriff Of
L.avenvorth County.
The pols will le oIeu at o elock, Il. H.. and
will close at % clock p m.
Given under my hand, a, Leavenworth, Kansas,
October sth, 1870. THOMAS LEONARD,
Under Sheriff Of Ieavenworth County. Kansas.
Oet1Sd.Swtd
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on THE SEA.

FRENCH WAR VESSELS on A CRUISE.
BREMEN, Oct. 29.-Late yesterday after
noon the authorities Of this city were notified,
BY parties in Belgium, that twelve French
men-of-war had just left Dunkirk, going
north. The river entrances, and the coasts
in the North and Baltic seas, will immediate
" be placed in a state of defence.
PEACE.
WAITING FOR THE FALL OF PARIS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29-London dispatches
claim to have authority for stating that Paris
cannot hold out through November. They
saw that Prussia will impose terms upon
France, which she cannot help to accept.
That after the fall of the capital, peace will
come, but not till then.
WILL NOT STOP THE WAR.
Berlin journals Of a Late date declare that
Germany will never stop the war until she
has secured Alsace and Lorraine, and that
such Is the united voice of the whole nation.
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This is the most thorough blood purifier vet dis
covered, and cures all humors from the worst Scrof
ula 10 4 common Eruption. Pimples and Blotches on
the face. and scaly rough skin, which such
annoying hlemishe> IN many Young persons Weld
% the Of 4 few bottles Of this wonderful uledi-
cine. From one 20 eight bottles cure salt nheum,
Erysipeias, Scald Head, Ring Worms, Polls, Scay
Eruptons Of the skin. Scrofula Sores, Ulcers and
'.Canker'' in the Mouth and Stomach II il a
pure medicinal extract Of native roots AMI plants.
combining in harmony Natures most sovereign
curative properties, which God has in-tillesi into
the vegetable kingdom for healing the sick. II i
great resorer for the strength and vgor Of the
TEN. Those who are laDguid, sieepless, have ner-
apprehensons or fears any Of the affections
symptOmaiic Of weakness, will ind convincing evil
dence Of its restorative power upon trial II You
feel dull, drovsy, debilitatel and despondert have
frequent Headache, mouth tastes badly in the
morning. irregular appetite and tonyne coated, you
suffering from Torpid Liver ''Bilicusness. -
In many cases Of Liver Complaint only part
Of these symptoms experienced. A. a remedy
Tor all such cases. DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery has equal as il effects perfect le:v
ing the liver strengthened and healthy. For the
cure Of Habtuai Constipation of the Bowels il is
never falling remedy, and those rho have used IL
for this purpose loud in its praise. In .Bron-
cbial, Throat and Lung diseases, il has produced
many truly remarkable cures, where other inedi-
cises have failed. Sold by druggists at 81 90 per
bottle. Prepared at the Chemical laboratory 81
r. v. PIERCE, N. D., Buffalo, y. Y.
anl2IEv
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After sixteen years experience We arc
prepared to furnish better Machine
for the Purpose Of family sewing than
any other.
The qualities which recommend this
machine are: -. r,i
LIST. Durability. 1t will last longer
than any other machine. ...
I'd. Economy OF thread.
:sd. Simplicity and therOushness Of
construction.
18th. 1t has no shuttle and makes the
Lock stitch.
9Th. Beauty and excellence Of stitch,
alike on both sides Of the fabric seweti.
9th. Strength, firmness and durabil-
ity of seam that will not ravel.
9Th. Its wide range OF application To
purposes and material.
=. COnpactness and elegance Or model
and finish.
9th. Speed and ease Of operation and
management, and quietness Of move
ment.
10th. II has fifteen pieces less than
any shuttle machine, table included.
nth. 1t has fewer pieces exposed 10
wear than any other Lock Stitch Ma
chine.
18th. II is the most simple i'm con-
structiOI, and easiest adapted 10 differ.
ent kinds Of work; it can be changed
from coarse to fine, or from fine work
to coarse. where . change Of needle.
thread. length Of stitch and tension are
required, in less time than any other
machine.
1t is descrvedly the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
Cure Of Bladder and Kidney
Affection or Long Standing
Stone Passed and to be seen.

SOfC Oh lD1tSOeuCE 0mW HAsesnCJ
Affection or Long Standing
Stone Passed and to be seen.
l- wEsrroRr, CGNH., Sept. S, 1860.
II T. HEfxBoLD, Esq.
DEAR SIR: commenced taking your Extract
of Bch,' about two weeks since for affection Of
the Gravel, BIadder and Kidney. have suffered
by SPELLS very much for few days past. But yes
teriay relief came through the effect Of your "Bu-
chu." A stone passed from my bladder about the
size Of large pea, and now feel perfectly well and
entirely free from the pain that have suffered with
$50 hard'' attribute my cure to your medicine
entirely, and would recommend all persons SINH
larly affected TO try it. have great faith in its
curative powers. Yours, truly,
- a..T THOMAS J. BENNETT,
$500. REFERS TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGSwELI., Westport Conn.
]. l.. q. CANNON, Druggist, westpor,, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Wcstport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESP, Wcs,Port, Conn.
DR.. wAKEMAN, Recalling, Conn.
r. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
City,
And many others if necessary.
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POLITICAL.

Announcement. 81.
We are authorized to announce Cole McCrea as
independent candidate for the Legislature from the
Third Ward. ".. " 90.
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MANHOOD! W0MANH0OD !

INXPLAiNING WHO NAY, AND WHO
II Ought not to marry. Excessive sexual excite
ment-lTS CAUSES, with necdfnl advice. All
that is worth knowing about Pi;ENENTioN. Also
why many Of both sexes have PlMPLES on the
face, .Sc. and giving sufficient reasons why one
half Of the females, in this land of ours PRE-
MATUHELY INFIRM- II my suggestions were
followed by all, death by CONSJ MPrloS would
decrease one-half in single generation. - No
father of family can afford to he without the in
formation. &c No young man bu; ought To read
Manhood. - HG No. Young lady but ought 10
anil sent prepaid, by mail, SECURE FROM OBJ
SEENATiON, at Il cents each, or both together
III
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Is warranted 10 break mp the most troublesome
Cough in III incredibly short time. There il mo
rcmedy that can show more evidence Of real merit
than this BA1SAM, for curing CONSUMPTION,
COrGHs, CoLDs, ASTHMA, CROUP, &c. " -
1t is only about seven years since the Balsam w.s
first offered TO the public; and in this short time
has become known and appreciated in nearly every
town and village throughout the United States and
the Dominion Of Canada. Hundreds Of thousands
Of bottles annually sold, and thousands Of Wit
nesscs testify to IFS uneqnaed power IN healing the
diseases that II il recommended for. '- H'L'7 f.t
In Is HARM Ess TO TINE MOST DELIcATR CHILD!
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TESTIMONY.
Cure Of Gravel, er iEiyc Years
Standing StOne,rInsssSed and
to be seen. "'!T-t

i,e .-,5.4 SAVANNAH, Tenn, May II, 1863.
Dr. Ii. T. AELMBOLD. M '...-..
DEAR Sin: We introduced your Fluid Extract
BSehu's in this country about eight mouths ago,
aud are happy " state that it is meetinSwith uni
versal favor. We wish TO inform you Of one in
stance (ansous many where your ''Buchu'' has
worked wonders. 4 man in cur county named J.
B. Ek;el, had been suneri-g about Eve years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought Of US one
bottle Of your .Buchu," and before he was through
with bottle he passed grarel that weighs eight
grains, which We nov have on exhibition in our
drug store. Hesays that he will never be without
the .'Buchu'' in his house again. Your PrePar''-
tons are gaining favor every day. ......- . ....
81, 4 g. Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
ECCI.ES 4 HINKEL, Druggists.
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We learn that Capt Miller, formerly suit
tier at Fort Leavenworth, and also for a
time manager of the Theatre here-particu-
larry during the engagement Of Susan Denim
is serving term of three years in the
PENNSYLVANIA State Prison, for forgery
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REPUBLICAN
Mass M lettings!
Col. Vim. A. Phillips.
Gov. James NJ. Harvey.
Hon. i. =. kallOcll.
Hon. Sam'l j. CrAW ford.
Hon. II. II. Elder.
Hon. j. T.. Hayes,

Will address the people Of Kansas at the
time and place named below:
Olathe, Tuesday, Nov. 1st, at ~. m.
Paola wednesday, Nov. ID, at p. M.
Mound City, Thursday, Nov. 81, at r. M.
Fort Scott, Friday, Nov. 4fh At p. m.
Republicans in places named will make arrange
ments for Hall, &c.
Gov Harvey and Col. Phillips have given assur-
ance that they will attend these meetings. the 9th
ers will attend part Of them.
Nv orler Of the Republican State Central Com
mi,i,e. d. Il. ANTHONY,
Chairman.
JACOB SroTLER, Secretary.
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THE numerous friends of Edward Mitch
ell, have occasion to congratulate him on
the formation of life partnership with one
Of Leayenworth's fair daughters-Miss Julia
Dillon. The ceremony was performed on
Thursday evening by Few. Father Butler.
We hope they NAV live long and happily.
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CLARK WHITTIER, NJ. D.,
GIT st. Charles street, st. Louis,
Who has given lifelong special attention TO the'
treatment of all relating the above, reguir
ing medical interference, and has been LONGER
LOCATED IN ST. LOU Is than any other Chronic
Disease Physician. Read his WORKS and judge for
Yourselves. Office Hours a. IN. to p. 2 TO
and 10 . p. oct'i&w
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AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS IN.FEASCE.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a special CORES
pondent at Boulogne sends word that but few
Of the American volunteers, who arrived at
Brest on the steamer Villa de Paris, enlisted
in the Ninety fourth regiment, stationed in
that city, but the majority joined the Franc
tireurs and were ordered at once to Tours.
They were received cody by the officials at
Brest, but most enthusiastically along the
road and at Tours. .-.- ...
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE.
LEAyENwoRTH, KANSAS, /
August /, 1879. !
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE BECOME ASSO-
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co. of Hartford
States Of Isrds, A'kansas, Nebraska, and the
Territories Of Colorado, Wyoming, Non
Mna, Dakota, Idaho, Utah, Arizona
and Neu IMcrico.
Also Agents for the State OF
x a N - a - .
Agents, Policy-holderx, ard Others, within the
above named limits, desiring Ia communicate with
the Company. will please address HOPKINS 4 GRA-
HAM, IS Delaware-si., Leavenworth, Kansas.
We take this occasion TO call ycur attention to the
following statement: Co Incorporated 1876. As
scts $50, 900, OGO. Cash Loaned in the West,
so, 900, 900.
O1FTERs-Hon. James Goodwin, President: z.
Preston Vice President; W. :. Olmstcad, See Y;
+. Il. Watkinson, I'd Vice President; Col. J. L.
Green, Asst Sec'y; f. W. Bryant, Actuary.
u. J. HOPKINS, LeavenwOrth, Kan.
]. q. GRAHAM, late Of the General
seplsd&wl23 Agency st. Louis, Mo.
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nal ENTRY OF TIE rRUsSIANs INTO
METZ

LuxAMBURG, Oct. 2o.-The Prussian
army, under Price Frederick Charles,
marched into Metz yesterday, and occupied
the forts and the city. The capitulation has
been completed, and the city and enormous
Notifications are now totally in the possession
of the Prlssians. The formal entry was very
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DEFEAT OF TIE fnCSsIkNs' =
Tours, Oct. 29-The Russians were de-
fcated at Formieres this morning by the
troops of the line, mobiles and small force
of yrtillery. The village of Bourisse was
burned by the cnemy's petroleum shells. The
French still hold the railroad from this
place to Roncn, and communication between
the two cities is perfect, notwithstanding the
reported a;tempte of the Prussians to de-
stroy it. - ,r,--
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Nominations for Sheriff being in order,
the names Of H. A. Robertson, Louis Echel
berry, Wm. Phillips and IL. {. Haas were
presented.
On tine first ballot the result was as follows:
Robertson, 10; Echelberry, l6; Phillips, 3,
Haas, >. ..s5
There being no election, second ballot
wa, taken with the following result: Robert
son, 20; Echelberry 20.
\ third ballot was then taken as follows:
Robertson, 20; Echelberry, 10; Phillips, !.
The fourth ballot resulted as follows:
Ecaelberry, %; Robertson, Is. -,..r.
Mr.. Echelbcrry having received 4 ina
ioritv of all the votes, was declared nomi-
mated, and on motion, the same was made
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-03
A Sup0, Stion for SchoolS.

They nave a delightful custom in the
Swiss schools for boys, which might be
adopted with great advantage to all con-
cerned in this country. During the weeks
of the summer vacation, it is the habit of
the teachers to make, with their pupils,
what are called UOyGgeS en- zigzdg; /. e. ped
estrian tours among the sublime mountains
and charming valleys of that '4lnd of beau
ty and grandeur" Squads Of little fellows
in their blouses. with their tough boots
drawn on, and knapsacks on their back,
may be met, during the season, on all the
highways, and sometimes in the remotest
passes of the Alps, as chirrupy as the birds
on the boughs, and as light and bounding
as the channels who leap from crag to crag.
They are perfect pictures of health and
happiness, and the treasures of fine sights
that they lay up in their memories, during
these perambalations, 1t would be difficult
to describe. We know of more than one
urchin that has nus scaled the SUBMITS
of the Faulhorn, looked down from the
precipices of the Bevent, walked over the
frozen oceans of the glaciers, and gazed in
rapture upon the sunsets on the Jungfrau
or Mont Blanc. Their tramps are made
without danger and without much expense,
and the life is one of incessant enjoyment
and rapture. But why could not the same
thing be done here, where we have the
Catskills, Adirondacks, and the White
Mountains, the exquisite lakes 9th north,
the river st. Lawrence with its rapids, Ma
CARA, and the lovely scenery of Western
Virginia, which, w are told, is scarcely
surpassed IN the continent? Over the
long intervening stretches the railroad will
bridge the distance; while the country inns
wholesome andnutritious .-PudnGm'S Mag
nzine.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-06-03
Monthly Publications.

GoDEY's LADY's Book for June contains a
pretty engraving, entitled t'Waiting at the
Ferry" q brilliant cOlored fashion plate. and
full and attractive fashion and work depart
ments. The Editors Table and the Arm
Chair contain the usual amount of entertain
ing reading. The literary contents embrace
stories by Marian Harland, s.. Annie Frost,
Mrs. Hopkinson; also poetry and short arti-
cles on various subjects. Cooley is always
welcome in the household.
The Atlantic AOHthly has another Install
ment of Bayard TaylOr's story, Joseph and
His Friend; Drives from a French Farm, by
Philip G.. HamertOn; VIM. HaZlitt, by Henry
T. Tuckerman; an article on French and
English Illustrated Magazines, by Eugene
Benson; the first of a series of stories by
Harriet Beecher Stowe entitled Oldtown Fire
side Stories-the current one being OF The
Ghost In the Mill. James Parton has an ar
ticle on the Correspondence of Napoleon
Bonaparte. Henry James discourses on the
Logic of Marriage and Murder. Another of
those interesting papers, An English Gov
erhess at the Slamese Court, is given. Two
or three minor articles, and several short
poems. together with the reviews and literary
notices, make up a very entertaining number
OF the Atlantic. Fields, Osgood & Co. ,BOs-
ton, Publishers.
EUeTg Saturday has steadily improved in its
illustrations from the start, and its selections
from foreign periodical literature, which
make up the body of the paper, were always
good. The new story by Dickens is progress
ing, and is marked by those peculiarities
which have rendered HIM the foremost now
elist of the age. Each number of the paper
now contains a full page engraving illustra-
tive OF characters in Dickens novels, drawn
by S. Eytinge, one of the best of American
artists. The engravings are worth the price
of the paper. Published by Fields, Osgood
& Co, Boston.
Ou' Young Folks continues Mrs. Whitney's
story of We Girls, and contains some epeci-
mems of youthful literature, entitled TrOtty's
Compositions, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
which will amuse old and young; some sto-
ries of Brave Boys, by Major Traverse; an
instructive article on Ants, by 7. W. Higgin-
son, with several other articles and three OF
four poems. The Evening Lamp and the
Letter Box are full and amusing. Fields, Os-
gOod& Co., Boston, publishers.