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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

LIZ 1859, one Robert Cumberland, of the
police force of the city, died, and about a
var afterwards there came communication
70 Col. E. n. o. Clough, which he Yesterday
accidentally handed to us, from the Pension
Buzsau, asking something in relation to the
papen fled there. An answer was returned,
that the soldier had died without remunera-
ton, in poverty, and had been buried BY
pnhlic charity. Ala, it is indeed often too
nue, that ''they beg through realms their
valor helped to save" and die without 4
hops to gid their tnmhs.
The foregoing item appeared in the local
column Of TIE TINE, last Thursday, and
~ given upon authority which We believe
4, b. reliable. Yesterday, however, We had
q call from Mn. Cumberland, who informs
u that The circumstances relative to her hus-
6anl's dsaah are erroneous. 1t is true, as
Sl,asd, thaG be disd without receiving his
psaaioa, bot mot in such abject poverty that
u - 10 b burisd BY public charity. We
kAsESally make this correction, - = simple
~ q jutie 10 lie widow and her fnendA
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Throw No, Peoples y.uIss

The latest fashion in medicine is To take Latham
Cathartc Extract. II has become the rage in ali
quarters where it has been introduced. For once
we have a sensible fashion. dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

In their teeth for there few teeth that have
faults oftheir own. There is but way To- 4 -
serve them without spot or blemish and that Is ny
the daily use OF the best dentrince ~. existence
fragrant SozodOnt, cool, refreshing and agreeable
wed-satIw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07
N Ar ri 4 ID.

BlDWELL-LYNCH-At Fayetteville, Brown
County, Ohio, the lith Hlt. br. Joseph Bid
well, of England, TO Maggie Lynch, Of Fayett-
vile, Ohio.
MCGLINN-On Tuesday night, Nov. 2sth,
James, son Of James and Jane McGlinn, aged 5
years and mouths.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents % XII
ewa street, between Third and Fourth to-day.
STiCKNEY-SnOEMAKE Tuesday, Isl b
inst, at the residence of the brides mother, by
Rev. r. !. Leak, Of Atehison, MIR. c. NJ Stickney
and Miss Laura Shoemaker.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

Fox Dyspepsia, indigestion and Depres-
sion of spirits and general debility, the
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya
Bark tCalisaya Bark and from Is the bet
tonic. Made BY Caswell, Hazard 4 Co.,
New York. and aold BY druggists.
dxwl3l.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

KANSAS CITY, or some of the merchants
of that mushroom burg. have been engaged
in raising money to endeavor to secure an
annexation to this State. The people OF
this city would prefer that she remain where
she is. Leavenworth has received enough
injury from parties interested in Kansas City
already, and now that the ultimate prosperity
of the metropolis is a fixed fact. the citizens
of Kansas City are endeavoring to step in
and head head us of in the race for suprem-
acy once more. Ii is too thin. Let Kansas
have one great city, and that city Leaven-
worth. With the opening that we have now,
we can afford to give Kansas City the go by,
and attend to our own business.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

Mothers know rhe importance attached to The
care OF teething Children. Read the nj veriseipent
oil Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup in another column.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

II you want the safest and lest cough preI.aratio
buy DT. Gilmsn's syrup OF ohosh Lar il vii
arres, onsumI tior. kobt. Parhain. iIw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

ABOUT four thousand bushels of coal, pei
day, are taken from the mine on the Reser,
vation, three thousand Of which are con-
sumed in this city alone. From twenty ID
thirty wagons are waiting in turn. through
oul the day, for their loads, and the fuel is
consumed Immediately upon its delivery.
Since the opening Of the mine, the people OF
Leavenworth have become very large coal
consumers, and the mine Is now both mt
cessity and blessing to them.
In company with our friend o! the Com
mereial, and under the guidance of Or. Lo-
gan, President of the Company. We made the
descent of 700 feet, on Tuesday morning, and
explored the dark vaults beneath the Mis-
souri, river.
The excavations are being worked in cir
Gle, and q thorough system Of ventilation has
been established; a; the foot Of he shaft ii is
cool, but in the interior the atmosphere lie
warm and oppressive.
The corridors have all been lain with iron
rail for the passage of the cars, loaded with
coal and drawn by mules, who are very sa-
gacious, and seem to be reoonoiled to their
cavernous condition. This railroad track
was introduced through the e1ertions of DIR.
Logan.
The outlay upon the mine is very heavy
and consists mainly in keeping the passages
open, and timbering the roofs of the cham
bess, etc. The downward and side pressure
ofthe earth is enormous, and snaps great oak
timbes like pipe-stems. 1t is thought that
the earth has now settled to its position about
the various excavations, and that the great
expense which new companies always ex-
perience in this way, will be heneeforth
gradually reduced.
Dr.. Logan also explained the formation OF
the coal deposit and exhibited map of the
mine, surveyed by himself; We saw the
miners with their picks and candles at work;
and having ascended stepped into the cool
air and breathed freer than We had done for
many day before.
Truly, - the energetic President says, this
mine i now more of a good thing for the
people of Leavenworth than forthe Company
itself, and all honor to those who projected |
ii and are still carrying its operations forward
suocasfully amid many difficulties.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

ENFEEELED and delicate constitutions. Of both
sexes use Henboli's Extract Buchu. II will
give brisk and energetic feelings and enable you to
sleep well. dSv
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A Word OF Advice.

1t you want live pill that will relieve headache
and remove constipation use Or. Cillmans SIS
Liver Pill. Eobt. Parham. dAw
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

VIEW SOWA NOSEH MAKE Il.
NEW YoaK. December ;.
Gold quiet at 10Y.
Loans 6td1 per cent.
Clearances $50, 90. CO.,.
Governments duh and steady.
stocks closed heavy and lower.
About 81, Geo, 900 in legal tenders nave been
locked up by Spectators for decline.
Money 6d7 per cent
State bonds dull.
Sterling exchange and bankers bills &c
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No. ID.
m(LIA SINILIBUs GURANTUR
HUMPHREY
BlR1ERD THUH, SRDGA-au,ua,S

mmIA SIHILIBUS GURANTUR
HUMPAREYS
HO1EOPATHIC SPECIFICS
uAvI PROVED, PROM THE MOST AMPLE
f1eeps~Eaeica, and Reliable. The arr The
Best Family Medicines In use-so .'ui;,l- thst
mistakes cannot b made In using Them: - harm.
less - TO be ffee from danger, and efficient a.
highest coisnendatioa from the thousand. who
Aavs long used and known them and will always
render sasishctioo to those Who try them
No. c.res hso IN Bora. Cent?.
/ v:: %Se oses Ss9:r .n %oa@ cSsi: :
: ".Cryi.E.cene 2. Tss.hine q Ias.n;. .
E GEyy:s,..srX SGD,.s S SiliS1; Collie q
Z. C01ghs, Colds, Bronchitis. -
Ne0ialGta, TootAaehe, Facesrhe. d
2 1saAaehes, Sick Headache vertigo y
u. 9sPIreeIsa o. Irregular Period. . 8
n Wh1ee0. too Profuss Periods. ..4
u CrouP. CossA, Dimsuk Breathing g
II BP01e10D6 Salt Rheun, Erysipe.as s
Is - RAeanatism, Rhsumstic Pains - q
q Fever 4 Agae: Chill Fever, Aguss 20
T. r1lesI Blind or Bleeding. ..... 90
rs. OPehalny, and Sore or Weak Eyes 70
y. - Catarrh, acute or chroaie. Influenza 10
%. whSoPinG- cough. violent coughs 80
@. Asthna- oppressed Breathing. 49,. 81
= :. Ear Diseharxes. impaired hearing so
- General Debility, Physical Weakness 50
=. Orop0y and Scanty Secretions 81
g. :. Sea Siekness Sickness IRON Riding 50
9 SK.1Hss Pc 5:s,S H,a,sl ,o;o,,i.;;
Seminal Discharges. i "
=. sore Mouth, Csnker. 80
%. L" trinaRy Weakness. wetting Bed 50
q. :. Palnfel Periods, HysseriA ......5 80
2 saaer1ag. at Chanss Of Life ~ o.
a Epllee0y, Spasms. St. vitus Dance %
~ DiPhthevsa, liberated Sore Throat So
Price In Walls, large size. =. SOC. and 90
1AILY CASES, IN Asssseo, ssssA
a Lei: with book Of directions complete. 90 @
80 in paper case. with book. o.
vETB1INARY SP8CIFICS.
Csc Of 10 Los. vials, in naid, 10odosss each.
With nan.A Of directions. Giytng fhl
aeocunt Of all diseases Of AOfDo0.
Cattle,. Sheer. Dogs sad Mo9S
with ali diFeefcas for use in neat
valnus 60, complete. .....--...-..e 80 %
P0NDeS RXTRACT,
O1Fse Russ. Nelralg1a, TsosAasAs.
31oo4lng e SAe LoagA~ 0e00aeh,
La0Saoss SIIalas. RAel1a6iGa,
49, - ssrsc. T. ~ ~ - 80
~. S-s1 Soc. Pi.ss q %. a..rs.
~ FOR SALE 81 ALL DRuocnra
Hyoar druggist 10 ont Of any Of the Rene
DE-. they vim be sent By mail OF express, BY Tie
~ sS ss $ x "a - g
VETERINARY SP1ClFlc4, which being Hquiis,
3ase b ssnt By express. On these eIprssc
eaYes VIII not Be paid, Unless in QUANTITIES q
o0and upwards.
A1Arss Humphreys SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Medicine Company
60 nA9e1oi. No so BnqADvs-lNsv .York.
md Shawnee streets. Leavenvorth.
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The LAS. Of the BOND. Voted.

On the eth Of the present month, Clay
county voted bonds to the amount of S225, 900,
to aid the Kansas 'sn.ral Railway-"Nar-
row Gauge" This is the last county from
which bonds are required to build the road
from Leavenwor,h to Salina. Every county
on the proposed line has come forward and
offered liberal hand towards favoripg the
enterprise. Il is one of the roads that We
need. 1t gives us communication with the
East BY the way of Leavenworth. To the
business of Salina this line is indispensable
to us. The freight on merchandise, coal,
cattle, and, in fact, everything will be
cheaper, as We will have competing lines.
There is nothing now to hinder or retard the
work of construction, and at no distant day
We shall be greeted with the whistle from the
Kansas Central.-Salina County Journal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

Eos Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disorders, Use
"Bro~n's Bronchial Trcches,'' having proved
their efficacy 10y a test OF many years
tu-tn-SatAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

The carcasses of three fine e!ks are
played in front of meat store on Shawnee
street, weighing from l60 to 800 pounds
apiece.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

The preliminary examination of Mr..
Ruth ON the charge of being accessory before
the fact to the murder OF Isaac NJ. Ruth was
commenced at Lawrence, on Friday, before
Justice Parsons, County Attorney Hutching,
for the prosecution and Messrs. Riggs and
Newson for the defence.
Several witnesses were examined, and the
trial was adjourned until Yesterday. Mrs.
Ruth was present all the while, and was ac-
companied by her son Belmont Shs was
dressed in deep mourning and wore very
thin veil over her face. She appeared rather
calm, but seemed TO take considerable inte-
rest in the examination. The room was only
moderately filled with SPECTATORS.
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,PERMAToRRHoEA.

b. HfaI-- scs.-se N~nerT. the - n'om-
LAX >s-u.ss is.!-,,iiaI. IrTs.Gty ~. Of man
A.sr-iau ir;y rendering marriage IMPROPER
Thi- 'i.-a-- <sHrfs- rud Thousands -acfr
% 'urtf'.. m-us De not or eaHh"t 'I~i'
me- ..-- Q. t,ra h-se Yr-Pair-j cure,
No ! 10 . II" I. Tn tag = rr"rr'--
Ss A. N -ts-- - 4.,. aEd lmp.'rLN : trsIf
Gill .u" siti -fHtc saut sr g. . sch
Owe .caE- Ia ~ will = f-t-rzti
tA1. ,o- a4fr -Eti q rhza
pseses ~a"lf ia r.sks-- ai- cHuNi-~ 100
and o.. hi ilU IA ular AZ f-usiN -
change. 10 .frrgi4- szGlv-
f.nph!s:- "as.- sfg "ur g. ,tai- th-iTsss- '4s. -
zee IL .y,if- = R-taEs--
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07
Nc tice of Final Settlemet.

STATE OF KANSAS,
City and County ot Leavenworty-
In the matter of the Estate oil William X sun
.nons, Deceased.
,REDIIORS AND ALL OTHER PEhspNS
I interested in the aforesaid Estate, hereby
notified, that at the regular LEI OF the Pro-
tate Court, Ia and ior said county. To b. begun
and held the Court E"Ou4, ia the City ami
County Of LeasenwOrth, state Of stores Id nn the
first Monday ia the month OF January. \. II LIZ.
shall sppiy 10 the said Court ior Iull AMI hnal
settlement OF said Estate
He RI + GEEtN, ADM
~ Wm h. simmons. de- Il
LeayruwurtH 'ity. Nov. Isl, Be o. ISL
W ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

The Turner Convention, says the Free
Press, for the District of Kansas, came off
on Sunday. The following delegates, repre-
senting Leavenworth, were present: q.
Bretsneider and B. Bub; Kansas City, l..
Erich, and II. Kumpf; Atchison, Heckel-
ankempfer; Topeka, Geo. Tauber; Ottawa,
John Walroff; St. Joseph, Lundt and kuhl ;
the other towns by Fred. Noll, John NJ.
Pickarts and G. Bretsneider. They organ
lied and adopted Bylaws and Constitution
for the guidance and perpetuation Of the or
ganization. The meeting was harmonious,
and adjourned to meet al Atchison in the fall
of 1872.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

FoRr LEAyESwoRrH precinc: voted 10
for the railroad and 140 against.
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FARE AT laIAWATla..,
Twelve Thousand Dollars Worth Of
HrOperIy Burned.

From the Atchisoa Patriot, 18th.
We are informed that OH Wednesday
night destructive confagration occurred at
Hiawatha, destroying large proportion OF
the buildings on the east side of the square
Among the houses burned were the hardware
store of Mr.. Blakesley, the family grocery
store of Mr.. Dickson, the shoe shops Of Zim-
norman and Butterteld, and the drug store
OF Messrs. Mitchell IL .Zerung. The total
loss, i, is said, will foot up $4,000.
The Dispatch SAYS the fire was first discov-
cred BY Mr.. Elliot, who was sleeping up
stairs, in Mr.. Fairchild's store building. Il
started in the warehouse, back OF the drug
store. When discovered it had already
caught in the roof, and before he arrived
burst through where the roof joins the main
building, and running up this, caught the
roof, and the whole wa, soon a mass OF
flames The cause of the fire is a mystery,
and will in all probability remain so.
A VASE, drawn by a fisherman from the
Seine, covered with sand and shells, so a. TO
hide its form, was recently sold to an anti
quarry. On cleaning it he discovered vase
Of the purest style, egg-shaped, and wonder
fully carved: The metal of which it is COM
posed is unlike any known; but the learned |
antiauary SAYS it Is ''bronz- of Corinth," |
and Seneca says of it that it sold for four |
times its weight in gold. Six kinds of metal |
are employed in its composition-gold, sil-
yer, brass, lead, iron and tin; but the exact
quantities are unknown. 1t probably goes
back TO Cesars epoch.
Pfs.Headedne ss IS. Cabinet Counsel.
Governor Hoffman, who is leading
Democrat, says, she Is not settled in his
mind what course his party ought TO PURSUE"
but thinks that the New York Reform
movement ough, TO be extended to the whole
nation" and that at the ''head of affairs we
want statesman who ~iil dictate policy to
lis cabine, instead of blindly following such
policy as may be mapped out for him."
Then why grope in the dark for candidate
INV longer? They might have had him
shen grandmother Seymour was put on the
presidential ticket. Andrew johnson had a
mighty pig-headed mind, and is just the man
or the occasion. II
But without doubt, Governor Hoffman is
Erong. A pig-headed president will more
han Likely turn out to be the wrong man in
he wrong place. The President has a
,abinet to advise with; to discuss and ar
ange every policy, and that which is ap- I
,roved by the sober, calm, deliberate con-
fiction of six minds will probably turn out I
ester than the undigested policy Of a single
is-head.-.&, Louis Journal Of Commerce. :,
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There is a rumor that the Fort precinct
went heavily against, and no doubt the
county vote will swell the majority in the
anne direction.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

A favorite with the ladies because Of its ceanli.
ness. Efficient in relieving Neuralgia, Rheum
tism, &c. Robt. Parham. dGw
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WHITTIER
hadi0a1 Sn9Ht1at9.

Has been longer established the srsansntsf vsasr
sl. SEXUAL and Private Diseases, thas aay other in
America
Orrhiiis Hernia Rupture: ill rr.nary Diseases
syphiiic Aereurtai AnDcasss Of the Throat skin
Zones treated sth unparalleled success
SPermaterrhea, Sexual Debility and In
pssency Of self In youth
10 other and which produce
Of the following ststs. nOctarnal eissiops tstckes
debility. dl1ziness, dimness Of sight, con-
fusion Of ideas evil f1rsbodnss. aversion society o.
fuAle- oss Of memory and sai rendering
siase imrop-r, permanently cured Sealed pamVhlr
rslatisg .isv. @s ssaaps. Cal or vrite.
friendly talk letting. nedtsinos soas everywhere
ssif evident that lnstitatsa trvatns thousands Of
acquires great shin County Physicians
once Hours .. ~ - .. -. Sundays, II 20 ~ -
Address. @. WHITTIER. \. D.
6lS 81. Charles st, st. Louis, Mo.
w.B- waIITIeR. 4. D.
1876 Penn st., Pittsburgh. Pa
or IS. ". WHITTIER. NJ D..
691 Broadway, New Work.
MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD!
10, Pages. .Bsohs for the Million !" Who mar,
Why Impediments; Causes and Cure. All
Doubtful. Csrisas Islustvs sish 10 kno.-
s-rrsz- GuI4s and Medical Conn selor Kvsry
sa'b.- a.ther yean. and young should read
A-r i5e-ats each. both for .Se.
wr-..SG MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
.is,H-- ia "-trIt.es eli ST Chsfi- Louis. NJ
D.. y. =. -. Penn s.. Pii,-rrrg ~.
D.. " y. sssirtSk. SCI br"ad~as. Nee I9rG-
sud -Ciil diseases 1allv
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rO0nnah mud TAR

CoHosu TAR, the best Cough Remedy.
daw R0BT. PARHAM.
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DIED..

DoYLE-Yesterday ecem6er Iih, Mrs. Mary
Doyle, aged - years.
POND-In this cify this Sunday morning, al g
o clock, Mrs. j. b. Pond, after brief lines
LACEFIELD-At his late residence three miles
from this city, on the new Lawrence road, Spen-
Ger A. LaeefeId, ofconsunpti0A.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

Two locomotives for the Narrow Gauge
Railro ad now being built from this city to
Denver, have been shipped and will arrive
here in few days. The frst section of the
road lie nearly completed and will be in opera
ton before the first Of observation-disclosures
rorth Times.
In this connection We state that from .
kindly letter received from Col. d. X. An
thony, of that paper, he expected 70 viait
Holton. On the Narrow Gauge, By the 6rst
of April next. We opine that the Col. has
ret the time for his visit and the time for the
completion of the road to this city, none too
so0.-HotoU News.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

Corrected 10y the L. : So nal Service observa-
tions.
Exclusively for the Lravenworth TINES
BY F. HAwN.
Maximum temperature, on the llth, Z. p;
las; year -.
Minimum temperature, on the 18th, p;
last year IL
Thermal range a last year 6So.
Maximum mean temperature, on the 9th,
65'; last year o..
Minimum mean temperature Oh the 18th,
Ii; last year %.
Range Of means 81 last year 25.
Mean temperature Of the month So; last
year 467.
Mean temperature ior 81 years, 40.
Chanses-The greatest diurnal range on
the llth, az; last year S9'.
Mean diurnal range Isl; last year Il.
MOISTURE.
Rain fall 3.9i inches last year 0.i7
inches.
Snow fail 23l inches.
Mean atmospheric humidity, 66 per cent;
last year % per cent.
Clear sky, 10 the clouds was as IL is 10
6.3; last year clouds were to clear sky
as 4 is to sc.
REMARKS.
Up TO the l9ih, the temperature and other
atmospheric conditions, particularly the fire.
quent warm showers of ram, resembled
spring more than autumn. Up to that date,
We had had but three frosts that produced
ice since the 18th of March. The favorable
weather brought forward the plants OF the
prospective grain crops very rapidly, and
were deeply rooted at the close OF the grow
ing season, and in good conditions to go into
winter quarters.
The latter third of the month was M
usually severe and cold.
THE japanese Troupe has been entertain
ing the citizens of Topeka.
The election on Monday, for and against
the Kansa- Southern Railroad, passed off
quietly, and the vote, when We publish from
the various wards in the city, shows evident
ly strong feeling against it. Should the
proposition be amended and submitted in the
shape which the TINES has already indica-
ted, ii will carry; but as We anticipated, its
defeat was a foregone conclusion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

The following is the vote on the Leaven-
worth & Kansas Southern Railroad proposi-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07
LOCAL. ITEMS.

The Youths Companion.
A sort Of Chambers Journal for the young-z
paper 10 elevate As We'll please.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-07

THE Leavenworth papers are rejoicing at
the proposed Denver & Salt Lake Railway,
and claim il is a connection tor the Leaven-
worth 4 Denver Road. The TINES asserts
'that Lsavenworth is destined to be the
great middle station upon the popular trans
continental highway Of the future." -CHicaso
Tribune
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-07-28
Baltimore Female College.

THIS Inssitatien, incorporated in 1s4e, and
i literally endowed blythe State Of Maryland
in 1860, affords B0arders and Day Pupils
every advantage to acquire thorough and ac-
complished education. It has good Library,
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and
valuable Cabinets of Minerals, Gems, Coins
and Medals. Besides pupils from the different
counties in Maryland, it has an extensive pat
ronage from the Middle, Southern and Vest
ern States.
Tie 2sd Annual Session opens Sept. 9th.
FACULTY or INSTRUCTION:
N. @. Brooks, Ii. D., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
T. Lucy, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Nat. Sciences.
Mr.. Lewis Lauer, Professor Of German.
Mr.. ]. Van Reuth, Professor of Painting.
Miss s. N. Covington, Mathematics and His
tory
Mad. Caroline q. Chaffee, French.
Miss NJ E. Lucy, Belles-Lettres and Physio-
Miss c. N. Glider, English branches.
issImogene d. Simmons, Piano and Sing
ing. -
Mrs. E. A. Polster, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music.
For Catalogues, or any information,
address n. @. BROOKS, LII. D.,
Aug &c, 1869-tf President.