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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

Judge. Rrewcv.

Before the rebellion and willis, the Pixies
Peak soldcxcitenlcnt was nj its highcst, there
came 10 our city young lawyer from New
York. He pu, out his "shinglc" AMI lsigan
lis trial trip for s',cccss. That was David j.
Brewer. He was recognised rs 4 man Of
classical scholarship and well read in The law,
but one Ofthc most excessively modest mn
that We have ever met. lie entered into
partnership with an old gentleman nam
ed Col. w. il. Russell, well known
To our citizens of that ekay.
The partnership did not las; long. Mr..
Brewer and a young man named Hathaway,
becoming somewhat intimate, concluded To
seek their fortunes in the mountains. They
started for Pixies Peak hut proceeded only
Part Of the way. Brewer became dissatisfied
with his companion and they both turned
back, Stopping awhile, we believe, in Law
renee. d
They separated, AMI Mr. Brewer settled ut
Leavenworth, where success has continually
attended hp,. lie was City Attorney, and
then District Judge answering to our Cir
cnit Judge, and is now soon to accept a sea.
upon the Supreme Bench of the State of
Kansas. We consider his nomination very
excellent one; for not only being Il ripe
scholar, an honest man, and sound lawyer,
he possesses a quality which some Of the
present Supreme Court Of that State do not
possess, that is, he is industrious. He will,
no doubt, give as great satisfaction to the
people Of Kansas As any man they could have
City Bulletin.
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The nrsxim that the voice Of the people is the
voire OF the divinity, may in some cases, le spcn
to dosbt, but tho testimony of honest and en-
lishtened Witness extending through series q
year, and all to the same Vurport ID worthy Of ere
drnee, admits Of No question. Upon ssch testi-
mony the reputation Of Hostctter' StomaeA Bit
tiers an sntidote and esTc for many ailments !.
based. During the twenty years that it has been
bcfrc the world innsnerssie preparations intended
to ecmpete with it, have gone mp Ike rockets, and
cpsne down the extinguis'sei stick. Meanwhile
the progress Of that incompatible tonic has been
win and s:eady--alvays upward and onward like
the eagle flight. Naturalization proiucela rev
outen in therapeutics, and 1t proved to be one Of
these sa!utary revolutions that cannot 50 back
wards. To-day H@setter's Bitters Is one Of the
most popular remedies in christendom, and COM
n.nds larger sale than any other medicinal pre-
partition, domestic OF imported, on this side II
The Atlantic. As cure for dysersia. bilious dis
1raer., nervous Affections, general DEBILITY, and -
preventive Of epidemic fever. Il takes precedence
If every other remedy. This fact shoald teach tbs
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ut. LOUIS MAK..ET.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
FIOUR-Firm; super 81 1897 ~; X 81 +0rsl 30;
XX 75ct4S7.
WIlEAT-DuIl AMI unchanged; Mo-, spring ne
MsI %; No2, rel fall 81 0Oc.1 10; No !, 81 lie.
fe
CoEN-Quiet but firm for mixei; 5Gtp57c in
bulk mixed yellow Gle fnr white; Zoe sacked.
OATS-Firner and higher prices asked; :;'c.;.c
for bulk; 42,a4tc sacked.
BAHLEY-I'uil for all qualities below strictly
s''"iee; good Iowa 75c; strictly choice 81 10.
RYE-Eirm nj GJdg7Oc.
PEOVISlONS-Fai business ia bacon at pre-
vio'is prices
PUItK-Dull at SIS 75@2sO m.
LAHD-Duli at t5l4mI713c.
iiItilWINES-Firmer AMI higher atSocsc0c
CATTI.E-Easicr with a downward tendency
AMI better qualities unchanged; inferior to low
prime 81 J0t.s5 50
lHHis-In good supply and i;!l. demand ut
81 0Ossy -. for gross.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

Ey princess recently i-...ycrri itsr' rsi alb.
tn obtan from the bark "f the VIII cherry tech
I-,'n pronounced 10y III. rt,rnac cutic,I >i-ty al
i.:,irn and Berlin ,-rSsg> 1T the virtues al
this invaluable, tres, than any other ever presented
u, tt.m. One single i.1,Sj--,afd 81 Edward W IL
der ton,I-,ua.i Extract Of Wild Cherry contains
mere ot the :.ctivc principle al The Wild Cherry
than any o,h.r preparation contains liz
"a wine :rsS fuii. To this extract il
added o.hcr ingredients derived from the
ve,,.t,i. kinr.tnni which give i.ucS actv-
ity, and power to this rciu'-y which justly cniitle
il {" he caIi,-l The DsG"scr 81 coughs Colds "a
tarrhs, Iaranaiiis, Asthma, inhuenza, and Group.
Not of these affections can withstand H. They
yicId instantly to its gna,:ic power Beside, thss..
diseases, it is Invaluable in iucu'n.rria rnd rIu-
risy. In !!r"nchiti> acute aui chronic, il is I'M
f,ilinc, anil in the cough al G,-ampti" il affords
a relief which, no other rsa..is Is c;s,.I "f l"'ny
In lis composition summed M, Ill the incrc,ii-
.nis necessary 3" effect permanent curc which ia
every case is varrantc,, # ,,.d a.".,n. Ia dire
ti.ns.
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There Is nr such mc-ieiuc E.r the ,.r~,asts Tor
which, il j. recommended rs EiuaTl wiLl.r's Slam-
ach ltters II is positively asserted that they are
altogether nne,iuali,-i They are absolutely inl,l-
liilc, If uss,i acrrlin- - directions, In DySI-rs1
Indigestion, Intermittent Fever, Liver Complaint
Collie, and FIux. They are J tonic. They are en-
inently IN Alternative. They are superior to all
either me'lirincS as an appetizer. They inyicura,c
the cncchs'i stomach amt revive tn, rnu hi
system They aid new power t., the Weakened
heart, AMI sustain the nycr,1Ne, brain. E.Sides
hcns superior to-, il,y unlike all other Ettcrs
in having for their base pair c.tpcr-,,,;ilt -Four
hon whiSk"y. This fact alone bus given them u
character in the city where they ar. MADE anil
must commend them To ii.c lovers Of the go.! anil
the genuine everywhere, To the anxinus mother
weighed down Win EIuiiy .Ir,s t. the -ncr,h
exhausted by the ha-rIss II business to the dvs-
Peptc, to him h" urs from ,,,,stii.,, to the
victim al 1ux coli debility these Ei;crs offer
specify and never fIilin" relief. Try them. 81
you take them once, you w,li after &c without
them in your house.
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Are you SUFFERING fr.n, cortiycn,ss, ~ ia med 81
An efficient r.ir.Ht.vcr Edward WiiIcr's Family
Fills vegetable. tonic aud iny i"r,:t oi urc"u,-
mon excellence. For constipation az, hii:otsricS.
they arr certain remedy. by :h.,r a"iion tiaey
bath rcyiv, AMI refresh tie ",.ria.i.-l system ssr
* this ALL There il nothing in their .u.ni,,.ii.s,
which Is not vegetable. They ar. -'t"nt FIR cnaai
anon: The s,r"n.: ani r.Esisi. They ~, the onc
sI-ricnt laxative uo,4!.,I 10y tia dictate AMI
l--Iy, determines both tie purity "f,he tl.--i am,
the e"nliti"n 81 the how.IS. Thu. pills contain
is celehraic an antibi"r> remedy, and which,
If there bc single arcrtIi8,i fat in 'nr,rine
constitute. tie. most genial and perfectly sli-fetory
rnr--iiiSe vet discovered They 4" not raSp and
njurc. They clean oHt the l.pray.-I anil ,iili.,i
s,-rclions Of the iliricniary cauli. They z;iuaIate
and persuade tie. liver. They ,onc the stnn:.cIr,
a,,i through i, the brain anil nerves. Ticy DO not
restore. Ia all the IrIc--nrria
Eryss,--iS, Tcriic,. Iizlin.-S, In
ilarnn,tion 81 the Brain, Liver, Si!a.ys and
Bis.i.icr, AMI ia every other Affection ia which
pur,a;i,c = I.@ir'bIc. the pill are :-sya; al
-r-IScnturc i tsg. rins..I. Nenas gsc a"l,c
other, they d. You i,in, aii.' tis,F e:.,ci
are invariably t.ncGeial.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

One Of the most interesting, exciting and
important trials for superiority between sew
ing machines, which it has been our Privi-
legc To witness, terminated with the grand
exhibition at the Maryland institute, in this
city, on Wednesday evening last, 10Th inst,
after contest OF over four weeks duration,
the "Wee,l," however, was the only one that
succeeded III stitching upon everything, from
thirty thicknesses Of muslin to the finest lace
through leather and boards of nearly one
quarter of an inch in thickness, thus demon
strating beyond dispute the power Of the un-
e7ring straight needle, and is ability to resist
without arrangement, the coarser, heavier
grades; while, from heavy glazed cotton and
linen thread, it passed Immediately to No.
200 cvtton, with the same needle and tension,
in the same machine -exhibiting most
miracrlasis nicely Of adjustment upon so,ue
of the frlilest fabrics that VIC ever saw exc
cuted upon sewing machine.
The committee were an able, discreet and
impartial body If ladies and gentlemen,
whom no fear or favor could influence, and
VIII" were unknown 10 all the contestants
until the final day Of trial. The result and
awards were ~ follows: "TO tho Weed Sew
ing Machine, goad medal; to the Wheeler
and Wilson, a silver medal; to the Howe
Sewing Machine, a silver medal. '-Bditi-
more Episcopal Ncthodist.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

...-. .. -D..r I.-.,.4t NEw lORk, Sept. ~.
FIDUE-Du,l and prices n shade lower; suysr
Sta'nti -; extra s. 1905 10; cf'Ice sss5@5 IS !;
white wheat S. xe(d6 -. ..' ...
WHEAT-puII and lSs2c lower: No 2, Chicago
spring oil 81 i26i1 IL; latter extreme No obi -
II 81 q; new 81 -; No I and 2, mixei 81 tn.
RYE-uull. ft. -tE....' 81.
COEN-Jn demand and fair lac higher !;
MIXED 306i9ic; high miXesl g2@9;.c
OATS-In demand 1t fair prices; advanced
western 5amj5c r.Er.
REEF-Qlicl and unchanged. :
BULK MEATS-Duil; pickl-i hams l9tl2te
S'r long clear misldles: r".... -
LAED-Steady and in moderate demand steam
15yn 1Gc; kettle 16tai61I.
= WHISKEY-ln demand al fair price; advanced
Ia ss7Z fAatc
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
REVENUE REFORM
TO VOTERS IND TAX-PAYEES.

DEiiE!ING THAT TIE PRESSURE oF
ID Tis.iiDn has at Last driven The people To- xau,-
Inc The principles upon which, they arr taxed ami
'hat the further this examination is carried th.
deeper will gros the Popular conviction that FIRM
Of taxation which has en;ailesi widespread ii-irsy
In nearly every branch Of Industry must H. rail-
c-.Hy wrong, the American Free Trade league feel
that they 10 the public greater service than
20 furnish 10 Will, documents, facts, and figure.
concerning the operation o: the tariff. They have
therefore, preparssi FIR sratuitous distribution the
f"ilcsin; tracts, which will d. sent receiP; o;
six cents fos postage:
Opiniors Of Distinguished Men upon Frr. Tr..l..
On the Collection u Revenue, by Edward Akin
-on The Fai!aces OF Protection, by Francis Li.i-.
The League. A.5rvss 10 the american People
How To Form Free Trs,le Leagues; The Fr.e Tfaic
Speech Of F. ". Chamberlin, Candidate al tn.
S,ate}; The PARSE Letter. The Tariff rs IT is
and - II should be; How The High Tariff oipressss
tin. Poor; Freedom of Trade csieI by .hc Expert
oBee Of England AMI France; American Industry
and the TariH-anA bridgrert OF Wells IsI-.rt s.r
1859; No British Free Trade; Protection 10 Native
and our Farmers; t. the Manufacturers of the
Unite.l States; Facts for Free Traders; a Iiat.ic
Aa.kec--f; rain cheap and Go'sls dear.
In German:
Ifa,forrn II the American Free Trail, Is,-uc:
Address 10 the American People; The Free Trade
tiyn; Protection and Monopoly; Protect Me.
All IL which can he obtained, on receipt Of six
cents for ostage, hy application TO
MAIiLON SANDS, ESQ
Secretary Of the league,
No. Nassau street, New York
Persons willing ~ act distributors will lr SUP
piled application gratui:ously; but AS the con-
tributions of its friends the Leagues only sap
port, all requested to give the that they
can. sep22w
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STOCK MARKET

g. New YORK, Sept. ~.
Money market easy At i@6.
Sterling exchange duh at ?1.a9sz.
Gold dull At I3ls6.I:7s.
Clearanccs SIS, O0o, 600.
Governments quiet and firm.
Coupons, 81, lys4II; 81, I2'i@l3; 81, ii1a
eeIi7s; 'c5, I2@I21a; do new, 1G;sat014; 81,
lo,s9iG, 'ss. !0,4sio1s; 1O-ios 6;4e7 '6s, iI7E
II%.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

. 70. ... ,'. .. CmiCAGs,, Sept. ~.
EIOUE-Quiet and weak.
WuEAT-DuIl and declined 4csiac at 81 07urs
or. for No spring.
COkN-Aetive, ees2,ze lower ut s,l3es6sIs for
No 3, mixed. d. t;.. y.
OATS-Dull and declined 1@i1fc, at 36ss 4s37c E,r
Mo-.
10 RIE-DWll AMI declined &c, at Tic Cor No g.
BAELEY-Dnii and declined 2Ss5e at 81 On
e,r NO2.
r. HI,iIlwINEs- Easier; opened at SIC; decline,
to S5l&c; c!Osssi at &c. .'i
TOKK--Wesk ut So 50 seller Deccmler. .
IlN;S-S.caly with moderate demand at s? -
Gi0G2L.
l,AI-IIl e liiet al 81 6oLn1 20
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soPh:cal mysteries anil revelations Of the sexual
system, with the latest discoveries in producing
and preventing offspring, how to preserve the com
plexiOn, sc.
This is an Interesting work Of two hun,irs>l and
tventy -fsur pages, with numerous eDc.ravinss, and
contains valuable information far those " ho arc
married contemplating marriage, still il is book
that ought 10 he kept under lock and key, AND net
laid carelessly about the house.
Sent 10 any one free Of psstagsl for 6f,y cents.
Address hr. Butts, DisI.nsary, No -, North
Eighth Street, 81. Louis.
~ Notice to the Afflicted and unfortunate.
Before applying 70 the notorious tluacks who
advertise in public papers, using any Quack
remedies, pcrusc Pr Butts work, matter what
Dr. Butts s.,n be consulted personally or by let
ter the diseases mentioned in his works.
NJ. II North Eighth street, between Market AMI
Chestnut. st. Louis, No.
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ricultural, in Kansas, will be prepared,
next year to show the rcs;i!. Of his labor.
Stock raisers and dealers cannot afford to lose
such opportunities for advertising Their farms
and horsss, cattle, sheep and logz Leav-
enwOFth cannot afford to call this her last
Fair. .-s7-'.'f d
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We find the following item in the Chicago

Tribune:
George w. Furgcson, was arrested ysster-
day by detectives Dixon and Ellis, upon the
charge Of forging the names If James Street
or & Co, bankers, at Junction City, Kansas,
to check for $500. 4 description Of him
was received at the Police Headquarters on
Monday, and he was captured ON the corner
Of Dearborn and Lake streets. lie had been
in Chicago about week.
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CITY NOTICES.



We" ArrgS"ss' e Get Hs"r MONEY!
r.; , 49,, ,, =. W s''',..'s :. a
,.;,,."l :" H. my. r;~;J mi ;n,,,.;si
,;nx oomm;.s;am .n,.";n,s, hv ,he
Aw.r;.,n Ins,;,n,s INV. ".!J S,s.i, ~ "A;
90, ,nm',;me,,s ~ IT, merits - = I'D,
,v,scSs.S,i NV rs,,s;o,,s s'.;encr to INV nov
,h;"a under Tho s,,nn i.,c. nrc,,-t;cm
H.. i....i;n. h,.si and n,,,ns,r ty nronr;n
Ton !. Me- NJ ne & and "r"c H. ,,Ss hx
Others over tIssr s;cua,rr.s: and men cu,;.
mem, in sc;cncr have voluntarily comc G,r.
ward and ;ndor-ed Il as an economic cnii-
nary st,nlc IND & IN 'GnciFe,,,;on,J ,r,;rI..
Of nour;shnent for the SICK. The material
fun which Il is marnfactnred-l arraceen
or Irish Nos-i.a Iichcn foupi IN inexIsn.-
,;LIc quantities ON the Coast Of iceland. and
NAV .Ie !. had Tor Inc c,thcr;ns. v;,hm,;
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ambitious country dealers who endcavor to foist
their local abortons the public in its stca how
futile their SMALL attempts to esjole the community
nsA necessarily he. Where the game Isl, have
failed there is NO chance for the '1suckezx''
tu-th-sat&v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

Thousands Of chili,,. de annual. -; srisns- 4
trua vernridc ar worn,-kilier has iop, f.cn q lie
si.iera,um in Ilc,l;c.nc. Edward WitIeT' MHher's
Worm yruP is the thin, se.is-i scrrs ohisIrn
against the insou< f the many .@,,us which
infest their intestinal tract 7, Is reliable. r. is
pleasant. II is S1lu5rin,I. II j. safe. II cx.sIs
round so,nis, thread worms, and The h,;-,. tame
Sorn,- II cannot Eil. II clear, ~ the ssin. II
s-eessns the temper IF the little ..ff rers. u
secures sleep. 1t brin-z hack the appetite. II re-
licscs the tumid belly. II advances the growth of
the child IL restores the rises to It's check. 1t
saves the teeth. IL guards it against commissions,
srasrns an, S. vitas dance IT is far superior tn
all other medicines Tor exIeiling Mothers,
-ee 10 it thst yon give your ehiIdren this truly
never failing ~orm-siIIer.
EDWARD WILDER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
2i5 MAIN-sr, MARBLE FRONT,
Louisville, Ky.
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IF YOn WANT Material 70 make a
be-t Hair Restorative ever used FIR restoring grey
FVOHWA" Nics White Teeth and
Nv VAN Healthy Gums aud
sweet breath, send for our TURKISH DEyTIpRICE.
Price Is cents. 'i ..--i r.
u XOU WANT ache Clara, Hrsf-
ne-s or Buzzing in the Ear, SIND for our SrERxU-
fATcKy. Price IS cents.
Hf Either Of the above sent postpaid on receipt
VI fsirc. n.y.
Address JOs. K. LOCHAR, I3l Market street,
81. Louis, Mo-. Hf ~ !
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NOS;nS DIN.

ia. ~. Z.
The mos; extensive printing establishment
wtsi Of 81. Louis is just ROW undergoing n
small revelation in the Way Of putting up
new presses, changing dclartn,ents into diff
frrcn. rooms, cutting Axorways through
walls, painting, embarrassing, and generally
rcnwating The unprecedented amount of
booI, aud job work and the necessity Of in
CREASED mailing facilities TO satisfy our rap
idly increasing subscription has driven uslto
this rc-arrangemcn. When we get all fixed
up you arc invited TO call and go through
THE Tunes Office and see 4 model cstab-
lishment. Our job ofiicc is now almost en-
tirely composed Of new material, and we
don't ask odds Of any printin. Office E:ss: or
West in any kind Of work. 'Ei,sipes men
who have been getting u,cir work done else-
where arc invi,ai sitaif,i c xan,inc samples,
and discover their mistake Advertisers e1n-
not fail ~ appreciate The. fact tliat The
TiaEs, hcing the Lcst paper in Kansas, lias
f,c' wfdtss SfaatuiatiIm: 'and rmsel@srlly
offers Superior indrcemeai.s To, persVns who
wart 10 sell goods. Merchants cannot aIi;,rd
10. Keep goods on hand 4 in thcse t..,anseaSle
s.n.,, an.f The only way 10 sell them = BY
offers tocoumry O,etoaants through a1asdiSm
which Il sure tb'caca them. We dCnif II
there is 4 merchant in KANSAS who docs not
read Tue .TlM,s;; and when they come to
Leavcnxorsk ,olMy, they will 60 straight TO
the store having the issostiand largest s,cfk.
uax. thcs 20 knox his, sxccrt ts ae
paper thu: thsy all fYa every day. TIM
TINES is -ouiSrowing every other PAPER in
the, W.. and isssnsess nsa NhO advertise in
it are ou,sroying their neighbors who do
not. Figures never lie They are stubborn
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THERE was very little complaint over the
awards at the Fair, nearly everyday lcing
perfectly satisfied. The officers Of the As
ISOLATION, as wei! AZ the various committees,
discharged their duties in straight forward
and unprejulicial manner, and in doing so
accomplished much towards the SUCCESS of
future exhibitions.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

ESSAYS For YOUNG MEN. on Social Evils, anil
the rr"rriety or imrrpriesy Of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those who feel unified for
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, scaled en-
velcpes. Address, HOWARD ASS CITATION
Box p, Philadelphia, Ia. 2Od&wIZ;
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=
he Sluiniaercd dnsc nrthvith. II had a
soothing, cheering, tranquilizing effect. For
a week thereafter, the gentleman continued
TO take the tonic regularly, according to the
directions, and at the end of that time was
able to return to business in sound health,
and with clear iAtellcet. This information
is furnished by Alexander T. Minthrom, of
Morrisania, who win confirm il If addressed
by mail. sep14deodAw.
An ADvANrAGE.-Agr great advantage pos
sesse,1 by the Charter Oak Stove is that, ow-
ing to its capacity and draft, yon can burn
almost any kind Of wood, and, on account Of
its substance and retention of heat, you can
run it with green wood after it Is heated, or
by having small amount of kindling mate
rial. Those having to prepare fuel for ordi-
nary small stoves will appreciate this adj
vantage. spd&w
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We understand that within week or tc,
days the Western Union Telegraph Company
will put UP a three line along the rail
road from Lcavcpworih 10 This. city, crossin.
the river here, and then passing on to St
Joseph. The poles will be cedar, and the
line lint class in all respects. The old lines
along the wagon road from Lcavenworth to
Atchison will then lie abandoned. II is akso
the intention Of the Western Union Com
pany TO extend line from this city north
ward through Doniphan, Troy and White
Cloud, AZ rapidly as the railroad progresses.
.dkckison ChGmpioa.
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PIHpLEs ON THE FACE

Fer Cnmme,lones, Rlack Worms or Gruts, PIN
ply Eruptions and klstshfsl designations on the
face. Use Perry 5 Con,e.ione and Pimple Remedy.
Sid by all druggists. '''
GJD REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FIEs,KLES
and Tan from the fare PERRY $ Morn AND
FRECxfE Lotion. The only reliable and harm
hess remedy. Prefarssi by Dr. X. G.. Perry, %
Fond street N. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
aurfepilO9
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN
brakes COLLECTION Of su.i nsI

for making Brandy, all kinds II Wine, Gin, Ale,
Beer, Cordiak, Superior Cider, and much otheI
useful information fur those dealing in manufac
turing any Of the above, either for the trade or
home use.
Sent by mail free Of psstasel fr fry cents.
Address X. f. NORMANDY, J0l Market street,
Sc. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE.

LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS,
August 1, 1870.
1uNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BECOME Assn
l. CiATED q Geaeal Agents Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Hartford
States Of Tsyas, ATtanzts, AeLaskm, oma the
Territories ef Colorado, Wyomiiag, Non
tona, Datoto, EdaAo, Ufah, 11i.oaa
and Ntr Mcrico.
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,he ComIs,ny will please address HoPkIyss t;r,-
HAN, ., iriaware-st., Leavenworth. Kansas
we tikc this occasion to call your attention t tr.
following statement: Go. Incorporated ISL; -,
Gets over $50, c0o, 40. Cash Leaned in Inc Wtsi
$40, On mo. '''' WIS.,
VffNEks-H"n James G"-lwin, p.,si.,,nt.Z
Preston Vice President; W. s. Oin,si,,J So.
r. b. Watkinson, I'd Vice President: Col i
Green, Asst Sec'y; f. W. Bryant Actuary
o. J. HOPKINS, i3avenwortb' IN,
J. g. GRAHAM. late of ,h. ,;rncr,I
SE...XMi:5 Agency st. Louis No
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22
The Bridge.

On Monday night Ahe first column of the
Channel Pier was brought to its final resting
place, and to-day it is being scaled up with
cement masonry. As soon Us this has had
time to ''set" the air pressure will be re-
moved and the work Of filling he carried on
in the open air. The pneumatic machinery
will then he available for at once starting the
second column.
The sinking of this column has hesn a
complete nlceoss 1t IS perfectly vertical,
and in exact position, and has heen carried
down about twelve Q2) feet into the solid
rock. The two remaining columns "a pier
is composed Of three columns) will he sunk
to at least the same deptI, into the rock, and
then the three will be firmly brace,l and tied
together. All this work will go "n rapidly
hereafter, AZ the problem has now iss.n
solved of handling these heavy columns in
the channel, and Of securing them firmly in
the solid rock to any required depth.