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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
LIVE STOCK MaRKFTS.

r,s,,, Feb 29With rp-fkcs fd oveIlovag g'h dressed
beef and nutOnfr which u re Is Almost 10 see IN t 20
car loads Of Chicago beef snl one Of Knsfs Colorado
- for The poorer classes here cheap meat tey DO
6sve n, nav exorn m for the coal With which 20 COOK u
fle Is additional loads Of cattle received at yeer-
i- ne ar y wec 30 car load, 80 WtelaWteu,
% Comuunpsw and at One hundoltl-si making 10 y,
w ~ nose sod eui At dry at &c. aa few Of
the est cattle at lac Ihs Weh' ~ STATE
estte o W. p Smith Stafford, aud H. hlIhe~on lIe On y.
and aoT cattle were mo y , S2"' :. ne t ''
Geary Co. had l2 Illinois cattle c"I and soou ieSn' B "
f tS "a Illinois steers by n Mo. W. Dudley hai lo o. q ct
selling 2ql2tci Tofe sGas ~ 60 S" eva Il s 70
al &c. .r..... , r.. ,o.,-,.vn p. m
that 6nn II carloads 10 day ConeI = M''A'''A '-''' ~
DsSs' eaI' . A,on cattle at about l2c D. srary anything
was sod nor was mach at One hun9 hs WITH s'
for T. lis and holding ~ " lhonp,oa WIZ a. w. "a f,r
IA 1g Nv tbr tenn those butchers who selling very
lie ih Texan dressed beef Of co and tmeg' IRE SEQ ~
lsC Inc fpyst reaching lLc and fol oal'e' al 'tiU' ~
1b Gpest IJ ID al re AMI TIE b'.snce st lo0ilG - 80
SgyyP-Arrvas sos not h,oi wa5 ueeed i1J oo al
is rs rescbed 1lc while prime lots Of SdIO1 10 vent ~
down TO Sc for y Ohio sheep Receipts vare car: a. ConTlg
g. Pdcook sheep IL d. at 5.e iy' OF % d. 81 ' al
Kse Co sod wool sheer empty 81 3D. at &C., and ~
A. PoTtyeisitbt J. KIRBY cold o. Canada r,e se fsd !
bps 10 H. Il Sic 80 vehera o. 7i n. at he e)@ i% 70
attic 1s state SO D. q C 70 Of lo 10 He ana 10 ti do ~
Hume III OF sold az state sh,+p 92l n at 1!c c &,
A. Weehssken Juad Buckingham so +7 Ohio sheep '|@oi
Ks Hsa1s sod "a Illinois sse,p Of 65 d. at SO. snl 2o Of
~H"e5Ardyais Il cars 4, Poreet-ncaans last rgttana
carloads COnnuniTsS, Zi2 head, Oh yr tn5if 90
dTs.se declined e. 'o . %. qI j a e sd e- u
| changed OF sia0le with moi enough to qloe, al Bic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Thnrsday. Fob. o. 1s1

NEwYoRK. Thursday. Fob. %. 1871.
Canadian farm horses arc in good demand
and sell triho higher than last week. prices vary be-
tween s125 and 500
haifotd ana common work horses cell usual. but
fof good, sound and powerful truck horses the call Is
por head.
llorses secondhand carriages saddlcy. etc.. viii, as
usual " brought under tho hammer N NIe-srs John
ston d Van Iassoi's Auction Mart tomorrow fndaJ
olth Inst.
very Dad. case OF contraction o. tho hool was ops,
eghtA-sC, near Broadway by Albert Ice, who has Of
late radically perfected Duubar's system, OF WHOM lie
was pupil. Among those PRESENT NO noticed Mr. Ro
crt Bonner, Col. 5. d. Bruce, Mr.. Tllman and other
pcteut Judges all OF whom pronounced tire result
higiy s1tizigCtOry. Mr. Albert Lee hls already Ope-
rated with The same success on the feet % Dir Bonness
celebrated horses, DeXtcG Peerless, PocahOnas 200
Elliott. and Edward Everett
Among the diHgFcb carriages ard wagons newly intro
tr6Slcod or lately improved, A. S. IlaudTaus doctors
WAGONS hay0 thus r net with TIE most succe5 u sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

T0Tl
PETROLEU buA in active request AMI ~
h y mar et on the Cfrt sales reported 81 % DDS ID"
pomp, delivery ic On Upper Creek saes were e ~ - 20 on
sso ~, ON I6ge - 1d with 80 $685. 30 asked INC Of
lre o Refined have liberal and pres aie "eA Mh 10
dem n3 eller export hone oons iloo We q4ote
Gases are dull For Philadelphia dVJ We M4iAt' "1
and e.s.er: spot is offered at 2tsC without hu cis "
RICE frm; the fOck small % - tcs al &c. ana bnA JOS
Paragon at 10I &C., currency ,,..,,4- . ci..
SSGAR-Eaw ugsr, dull and uouins sses Of 10 hcs a. ~
Q-e for uba Gsc for NcsOrcant tn4 lO BOXES 'i ~ ~
lUc lsrt 10 arrive. Refined duh tHa veal. ,o,o &c.,
flIS-Cose 20 improved demand ai ifnei tL o. O 'as'
II}dlic Timothy qlct bat steady at 80 81 bush
BTkARlN-he msTse ism atvo aud pfces are "c h.' VI
500 NJ SPOT q, BE- arl 20 tee for hpn 80 ~. 1900.
TALON il in fair deuani for IL; lea sl cie1dy s1les
n Of Js0Jc -. . 40 ttt. %. on n
oJ. plva tiu.de pTea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


PHp 2lli4 pkg. Ashes pkss Besgr ~ bales Cotton ~
to,s.e5 Veil ~ Lb on 1920 bills four 80
s %fest % 80 u.h Corn a. - bush ost 700 tuh hs 800
bush Grass Seed hush Fat.ci, LII husl
Pan, l lush Peas tbL, COu Me 100 bees Cora d'e ~
uIe Buokwheat Flour, .Z bags D. J. res - ~ ~, S,
Nj ~ uIg Grease 325y Pig Lam, ~ pigs ' = ~ ilbt
rs, ~ Cbesse ~ hb Eggs 20A pkrs Ialos 20 pigs
sd frvt 584 Dressed Hogs Dol, COPPER bls ~h"{ ~
~ H., Ia ksle. Hops n 25 sie5 Ltaler l4 moe ~
& ri -. Isl hhs Tobacco 49, Pigs iobacoo 80 hia a. o.
@ ~ ~ Ig, Peanut 49, bales Woo 5 pigs Starch, 10 pigs
~ IN ia skias 40 pig Tea 55iy Honh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

and commodiOus rooms for the accommodation of
ladies' and gentlemen. and invites all parties who
desire interest upon money subject to check at sight,
and a thoroughly safe and convenient depository to
call and examine the advantages it offers
DARIUS IL. MANGAM. President.
b. l. SOLOMON, BENZ. T. BANCROFT.
First Vice President. Second Vice President.
JAMES MERREII, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
axes sold freely to-day at i and ISIS ro at o. e day
Tns market closed strong at tne peS' usu''' "
~ e uatch repor; rs follows at p ~; lid

Tho STATE bond market was frln' ana s Mssouris
is1cs C,or,as. North Caronas, ana hS TCcp
o5rancel to per cont South Caronas %r rco at the
,,oroy lower. dccaiug to 57l, the offering 'o follow
90 Illnesses were active and steady law
,,.. yr,r, fhe bids: o-.,.d And
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
THE nj ARKETS.
Carefully Reported for run TRrpusv.

1HrIsDAY, Feb o. 1871
AshRs-rhe receipts today arc ptss; Pos quiet but prices
steady; quoe S6I50SfEa PosIs dull non
S8'0Ck92&
COrrONThe market fairly active but irregular proes he
upper grades sedy bat dc qualities from Low Mils down
ward were weak TO- future deliver lls evening 200 b Tor Mnsh
% I0ilc l2O for Apnl al l. lGnltSc 800 for MAJ at IA
Ne 800 Tor June at Lc sn' 800 for Ju r. Isle odsy20o Tor
Fenay 81 HiGl4c $3.50 Tor March st lGl4 9l1c 1900 for
Aput at 95a4c 100 for May i lor June
81 u 5.CaI5a We quote . lOILoNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

ACvs ,h., amount o. saiion vsux Gaoe@ ss ss hA
1harshy
LIvnsrooL, Psh n-Ahvsd ship Balm from Fss-fet pee
~h $50 bales Of Cotoh Steamer American from Gs'eslon 'h IL
With J0l9 bales Cotton
LIyBRroOi Peh 2aArivei yesterday. ner 1hrr rom ncv
for Feb , with 1856 bales oani ami to-day ship LJuA oA'r
Sed. from Mobile Jan. 10. with 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
Gitudlions iDanico-- 1tlalcs.

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT BOOK
"A EXETER re, EMrLOi MEM ia that capacity or otherwise
Airc-s 100 West hl-re..t-L
A N Experienced accountant wishes a Situation
"A rs BJJKRREpER. Address EXPERIENCE, BcE 100, Tribune
UMcc
EARM-HANDS at 6 Bowlmg- reen.-PlERCE
~ Co have constantly La ftc class Sgvs Germans, Scotch,
anl l,rl.. Also. McchIcs Coacimen. ad "f.-eler w.
PAILR0ADS.-WANTED situation as FORE
MAN ur ROAD It TER; i l 'Tprclc-; 10 objection 70
80 81 r We s. lc,i rc.,,nce AlE1.s W. H. DOW ia Henpt,
New io.t.
CCOTCHllAN and wiie Englishman and wife,
- hrla Farnh4u aad EOa,sAeeIs Gt arye NaGt ~ DA'
TIvNa E.It. Ws SOUTH Irlca Agency Of FLECE = Co.,
10 q Bowl1sg.o-a
T3'O Banks, Insurance, R1ilrOad or Steamboat
T. Courars oicT be s'elise- 50 (msicl - in want
Of i'..vIs AID well livi {" hi any
r.. g.. ogsly furnish alli5ent ctI reeace,
I'D salary. AIIc2s EELLELE BOX IOt,
In0u.e ono.
BEIANTEp-A situation by a German married
ID A1R ullc f thr I- ass ia a ts rt1ehesi
pro sing .d cuies ~ u plants, hut vines and yeseti'
81 ccol lis late r5sen. Can be seen by ad-
dressing IL" i haEs, Fra!Izoa, Conn
LFIANlED-A SITUATION as GARDENER,
tla th9o igl uni rs:ln his business
Atlrrf IL%DBRsOS PLEiNG, No " hasssust, or o. X
Tuoule C-cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

OFered A,lo1.

r I|0at I0rIs VC1C not csNtclIIY acuVe, though
prices ve. Vel, loit up 10 those recorded on Tuesday.
Cel,r Yl..Gcs v,rs the feature The following were
tie bsds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
ILiSlIENI'S DIIICE. IEIL EAILWAf OU'
C1-E,L EilHTH-AvE. AND T0iN11 TINED ST..
ah 1871

=
To Ce.s,~rrg - CJ0l ne line If The EIle Rdff'ay
IN order tu1g .c trc suffering caused by the present
coil f.-.' tU!- CoupluF viii receive orders IL" c.ll
fr, s. ID no., 10 e. ,cI ;uu OF 1000 poCnds, DENY,
cred al I.r, lts; AMI az 8 per TIM deAyeLei al 81
t-irts cat ui F1t JEWS, including Jersey CV. ly
safal rl repeated Tesla II has been shown tlat t"o
nuns of t Goa, arc equal 70 three tuns Oi antnfacte
Orders "a be- SEN. direct 10 JAY GOULD President
The P.1-i,Ir- H. stock market was steady to-day
y.pusvly1a state g. third issue, sold OF 1914 Pbiade-
uhia aud Erie Railroad, q Reading Railroad l9.. and
pcnDs,}, .i,..a Rai'r,ad, Clt Gold closed at l1li.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
C-hsntes for DnsiIees Alen

4 1sMILL PROPERTY for SALE---Engino
- 81. ~ NJ q ~ % e [setinesy tor making Blinds. sash
Tor 6e ~ uis by al nom " l." Address r. L. Co..
,. IA RS. 40 40liWr.
EOR PALg--A washable PATENT, thoroughly
teel aui rI5-o, my 10 The sh l1Iios Address A.
A.. lH.I e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
flarble nno Slate Alantels.


TNAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
T. N.,5rge and Decorated price, $40 10 80 aud Upward
As, sac ever, Jss pnoa Illin and ornamental
II.-KUlN' sLATt, Co. No. 20 West h. enteen'h-s'.,
Between Ftb and SIthsVea
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANTELS,
47E Cayes.oLe Tiles Ta and FLANDERS abs Ne" Sh'"room'
,,iib fBest assortment ~ MANIELS. Prices reduced -
A. KLAgER l3f AMI lJj hast Eghternhst, New.fors.
SEAEGLEILED SLATE MANTELS.-Rch
Va md elegant designs from So Sl2 SIS Up $50 T.
STEWART Co. IIaye., bet Thrtl'h and Ihrtstth SIS
- KLABER & Co., MARBLE WORKS, 2l7
- to 2J F0vrsi t., betnen BraiTay and Ehtl ave
Marble aul Marud Minc, Monuments hclS'ohe LEV Ali
original Lesgns, cheapeN Al city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

OFFICE STERLING PlRP Tvs. Ca, I55 DRoADvAr,l
NEW. YoRK lei. 6, 1911
FTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared SRMLAHNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CBNI free
P'-'" W -A- '''' "' ''' ANDREW L. sOULARD, ssc'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
Situations iUaHte0- females.

Situations WaTte0- females.
T7IfGT-CLAS.} FEMAIE SERVANTS sup
T. p. - b. PIERCE Co., BoNiuy 6nhorns and other
6r'so.... Eoa AGO. n slh. i,h q nnau' SFedos. IRISH
GOOD German female Servants at Mrs. lIild's
VI Grn,a Institute l27 Forcsst, Let seg gingon sod aDton
GTTUATION WANTED-By a competent and
- c-rcrcrl person. trsa COOK HOuSt kBfPER has
be-. o. I4se c- ior $50 ia % 'J2 Bona. Room
EEANTED-A SITUATION by competent
Gemrn Gil fr general b0uesos ~ COOK waler ani
roner wiling ard obi,rgi best OF sy references Cal At OJ
bo7cis, entrance o. iIs.-sL
TgTANTED-A SITUATION, BY a respect
ets yln2 dil with rys' family TO 10 ehsm'ef''k snd
% washing irori94; volli ske he elf generally useuli
COOL e,aer. CT a2 lst Iwe0.st se,al loo font room
WASHING and iRONlEG taken in by Mrs.
~ NIAi Ia, 81 We. Por-g-"c oist, rear % ioOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24
Gflp Waric0.


VOR POSTOR.-WANTED first-rate
81 IOB HAND eccuoul 20 ancy ornamental sork. Only
re nv go, ay rp. good s.u oa il TO gOOl
-, ,,.,,-,,-r. 49,. TsNHE YEAR OF BATTLES.
A"i'i' AM '' History of the FfsucoGeTnan War
By Draee Arcua reliable. cUlIle. send 81 20 for out1
an CO., tbe b..t tc-ifgfg. Alf GOODSPRED s Co.,
81 Pariros, NeS-Yorh, or l4s Latest, Chicago
ENANTED--TwO active young dIy-gO0ds
W SALEsARN Nu q e,lca knowelg- Of the business
Apply 70 GEORGE TUESDULL 60. as sEi-.5e.
E1yhNTED-A YOUNG MAN who writes q
~ good hul lcuu.e tss al has knosleige OF
leo..ec1Ls Alnss. haut--u.uZ J. W.. Ilbun- O1e
sNnn EXPERIENCED WEAYERS wanted for
sbiPsP GHert states; Fns snl Families pre'errel Apply as
PIERCB ( Co.'S D0Sns-,rcen. Also Spoilers and nder~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

AtucIcg,lar aaaual meeting Of tho stockholders OF
Quicksilver Mining Co.. held yesterday, tue following
gentlemen volo elected directors Edwin Hoyt, of HOyt,
erracao Co.; Eugene Kelly, OF Eugene Kelly CO.
Gcorg. 81. Ec,ts O. Providence, T. l.; Ernest D. Luke,
Of Aue,t Belmont & Co.; Ludlow Patton, Of ludlow
Patton & Co.,; N;a. Gutlcr Duncan, OF Duncan, sherman
4 Co; james low Of Low, Hartman & Co.; James g.
Thaycv O. N-W-Yorl; James D. Smith Of jameson Smith
K Cottnl; Thomas W. Poarsan, Of New-York Marshall
y. Rob- G.: Ecw-Yo.E.
In vc OF the present high price Of coal, the following
circular, God by tho Erie Railway Company, will be
read viii crest:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
.EEv SUBMIT xURsERY.


We were shown on yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. J. J. Howard, the General Agent OF
the Lees Summit Nurseries, a portion Of
the frs: invoice OF young and thrifty fruit
trees, in most excellent condition, which he
holds for delivery on the market, on the
north side of Cherokee street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
An inspection Of the trees convinced US
that they were in first-class condition, anu
as full of the germs o: those wonderful fruits
which have rendered Kansas famous Inc
world over, as the sands of California are
rich in golden dust. We invite the attention
Of all Of our farmers to this stock. not only
for what is there. but because similar lots of
these trees carried off the premium at Kan
sas City and St. Louis recently. ke-plant
vour orchards while Lees Summit Nnrser-
ies offer an unrivalled opportunity for 50
1niuU
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
MEDICAL.
For Generations.

DISEASES ARISING FROM iNDISCRETION
IL have been treated with Ralsam COpsbia and
Mercury, until the stornachs Of the patients using
them because nauscaied aud weakened that il WAS
hard to decide which the worst complaint, the
disordered stomach or the original disease. AT
length the Samaratan's Gin made its advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure was inausurai.d,
ard the beneficial results at once seen. The dis
gushing drugs and poisons were discorded, and to-
day the Gift is prescribed by numbers Of the lead
ing Phi ysicians; yet, notwithstanding the Samara-
tan's Gift is known TO lie a positive cure. purely
vegstoble, and pleasant 10 use, As only ten pills
have to be taken many old anti-diluvians will stick
their sickening egs and gorge their patients for
weeks perhaps months. 6-Has long job and a
Wig bill anything TO do with it? Male packages.
s.; Female, 81. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention of delicate females 10 the Sa
maritan's Gift a positive cure for Whites. By
following directions you viii seen get nd Of that
Troublesome disease and become robust and hearty.
DESMOND 4 CO., PropIietors,
sl5 Race-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
SamaIitan's Root and Herb Juices is positive
and permanent cure tor Scrofula, Syphilis, Pim-
PIES blotches, or any kind of sores or diseases Of
the blood. PRICE SIPS per bottle.
T. J. BROWN, Agent Tor Leavenworth
auel2eod&wSaS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
w,.,eriou. Disappearance.

James Beam and friend, from Upper San
dusky. Ohio, arrived in Newton several day.
ago. Being DESTROYS of seeing the sights
in frontier town, james wandered forth,
and about the midnigh, hour brought up in
the Gold Room. He has never been seen
since His friend has his baggage in charge
at the hotel, and is certain that he had at
least s., 500 on his person. Three shots and
the cry Of murder, were heard on the night
of his disappearance, bit no causes have as
yet been assigned.
Beam was % years of age, and has wife
aud three children in Ohio. The case Is be-
ing worked up by detec,lves.-Iopeku Com
msnue1ih.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
MEDICAL.
\ BDOK FOR THE MILLION

A Private counselor 10
the married or those
shout to marry, on the
physiological mysteries
and revelations Of thu
seXEll hYstnIn. Eith the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
Another EXtensiOn.

We learn that twenty miles more of the
masonry on the narrow gauge has been
awarded to Mr.. Geiger, the candidate fol
Commissioner in the Fourth Word. He
holds contract now for thirty-fve miles in
all and his services are recognized as being
of 80 valuable character, that he can com.
mand all the work that he wishes. Good
for Geiger
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
S0oealsing 20 Brag Over.

The first narrow gauge engine, named
s'Leavenworth," and the first passenger Cal
with the same name, will be here in the en-
suing month, November. The next engine
is shortly expected and will be called ''Hol-
ton" At this rate We will be in connection
with Denver in few months longer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
Seminal Weakness Cured.

pk 10HANNAM's "vee..sSle c.r..i,e"
- sa0DinI Wakne8' in from two 10 seven
yss0 tine. Il rsstoses Lost Power and brines hack
- yesanSal vigsr q th0se Who have destroyed It
49, exss1o q evil pr.cticsa Young men
M IL e1hces offhat dreadfully destruc.
~ 49, . ee.ab1s en- ~ tAis Medicine With
~ ~ sS q 2 10y - Ps.ssess care
80 0A9 y0nt - hOnsvsg
- = sa S10oo - - psies .
~ 49, n 49, -
Ssjlkss = - = Re - $:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09
THE YOULLAIRE VISIT.
what Di0 ta Mean :

"oot Doo - Mean
Runor has been busy as ever over the latG
visit Of Mr.. Voullaire, says Lawrenct
paper, former husband of Mrs. i. NJ. Ruth,
70 this city. Some said he had come to de
end her. Others believe he will return to
do that service for her. Others still are sure
that, If he defends Ger and she is acquitted,
she will return TO st. Louis, and again live
with him as her husband. All of which, We
cake it, is idle gossip. Mr.. Voullaire has
long been anxious to get the children, and
We judge that was the sole object of his visit.
1t is true, however, that he spoke very high.
y OF his former wife and the mother of his
children, while here, and very bitterly OF
Ruth, BY whom, as he AYERS, his domestic
happiness was destroyed. He and his wife
had lived together fifteen years, and she was
the mother Of his six children He says
Mrs. Ruth, when he married her, was q wo-
man of grea. accomplishments; spoke several
languages, was fine musician, and in every
way q lady.
There j. no knowing what may yet come
out Of this compound of romance and tragedy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

There has been shown to us an order FOL
an engine from the works of the Great West
ern Foundry, in this city, from Thos. Gaige
Esq., Of Caracas, Venezuela, South America.
This il distant order, but it shows how far
the fame of good and honest workmanship
will extend. And We hope that the Greal
Western Foundry will not only supply
machinery for South America, but for mors
distant portions Of the world hereafter, fol
We are certain that wherever a piece of their
handicraft IL seen il viii commend itself &c
the judgment n we'll rs the purse Of the be
holder.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

To am person producing any Medicsne able u
| show one-third many living, permanent cures
rs DIR. Fr1LHk's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy;
and further reward Of s1o0 for any Of Chronic
or lnhammatory Rheumatic Ague, Sciatica, and
Rheumatism Of the Kidneys u sci1 not cure. This
Rheumatic Syrup Is used insoordly Only, pleasant 70
the taste, and guaranteed free from injurious
Drugs. 1t Is not Quack Medicine, but the scien-
tine prescription Of Joseph p. Filter, NJ D.. Pro-
fssor Of TOxicOlogy and Chemistry, graduate Of the
| celebrated University Of Pennsylvania, A. D.,
1883, whose entire professional life has been devoted
solemn oath is conscientiously believed to he the
covered The proof that no other specific exists is
found in every community in persons afflicted for
many years past and still suffering. II physicians
could cureif specific did exist, this would not
be 50, Fact that must be universally admitted.
The oft deceived sufferer may wisely ask, what
curity or evidence has he that DIR. Filters Rheu-
matte Syrup will cure his The protection Of
Tered to patients against imposition Is in legally
signed contract which will he forwarded without
charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter descrip-
ton OF affection; this guarantee will state the
act number Of bottles warranted TO cure, and in
caseof failure the money paid will be returned to
the patient No other remedy has ever been offered
on such liberal and honorable terms. Medical ad.
vice, with certificates foa prominent Physicians,
Clergy men, ETC., who have been cured after ali
other treatments failed, sent by letter, gratis.
Afflicted cordially invited write for advice to the
pri aipal Office, % South Fourth street. Philade-
phil Pa, DIR. Filters Rheumatic Syrup is sold
az Druggists. feb2seodSw4
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

GEN. NJ. S. GRANT has on exhibition some
Strawberries of second growth, OF the Viii
son variety, grown by Mr.. +. J. Holman,
four and half miles south OF this city, in the
open air, large, fresh and nicely favored.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

A STOCK company to publish "The Kan
an Magazine" devoted to literature e'c''
has been organized at Topeka.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

MIR. VoULLAIRE, the father of Mrs.
Ruth's children, left Lawrence on Monday
evening, with three of the younger children.
Belmont refused TO leave his mother IN her
trouble. Mrs. Ruth consented to the ar
rangement, and Mr.. VOullaire made ar
engagements for counsel for her during the
trial,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

In an ARRAY at Osksloosa, young man
n.med Mitchell was knocked down and his
skull fractured with a shovel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

{. A MULE, with mis- cart and Filings, calmly
walsed into the raging Missouri on yesterday
morning, He was roped in and pulled
ashore. Can't drown mule. Josh Billings
says he will breathe through his ears. Selah.