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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-10-12
Nervous


Whose suferings have been protracted from hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment
to render existence desirable: nyou are suffering
or have suffered, from involuntary discharges,
what effect does it produce upon your general
health Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily
tired: Does little extra exer,ion produce papta-
tion OF the heart? Does you liver, or urinary or
gans, your kidneys, frequently get out OF order
Is your urine sometimes thick, milky or hocky, or
i. ii ropy settlings Or does thick scum rise to
the topf Or is . sediment at the bottom after il
has stood awhile' Do you have spells of short
breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels consti-
Pated? Do you have spells Of faintng, rushes OF
blood to the head? Is your memory impaired? Is
your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject ?
Do you feel dull listless, moping, tired Of company
file? Do you wish to be left alone, TO get away
from every body Does any little thing make you
start or jump Is your sleep broken restless? I.
the lustre Of your eye rs brilliant? The bloom on
your cheek Is brightT Do you enjoy yourself in
society Is well? Do you pursue your business with
tie same energy. DO you feel Is much confidence
in yoursslfr Are your spirits dull and Tagging
given to hts OF melancholy? Ifso, do not lay it to
your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights ?
Your back weak, your knees weak, an have but
title appetite, and you attribute thi. to dispep-
lia or liver complaint:
Now, reader, self-abuse, venerial diseases badly
ured, and sexual excuses are all capable of pro-
ducing weakness of the generative organs. The
organs Of generation, when in perfect health, make
the man. Did you ever think that those bold, de-
FAINT, energetic, Persevering, successful mess
men are always those whose geuerative organs are
in perfect health9 You never hear such men COM
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that Kansas has made % creditable an 3D.
vance in thoroughbred stock. The borses
imported by him have been Of the Diost ap-
proved and highest bred to be found on
the continent, among them we would men.
ton Blondin, by imp. Sovereign, dam sister
to Idlewilds dam, by imp. Glencoe. Newry,
full brother to the distinguished Norfolk, By
Lexington, dam Novice, BY imp. Glencoe.
Chicamauga, by Jack Malone, dam Alboni.
BY imp. Albion. Seamstres, by Jack
Malone, dam Mary Patrick, by Lambda.
And in fact many others We could enumerate.
The foregoing stock has, comparatively
stacking, been bred with more than an
ordinary degree of care, and foundation
has been laid for future excellence. As We
above state the sale will take place Oct 18th,
without any reservation whatever. We ex-
pect to zee many breeders and stock growers
present.
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Matrimonial.

We clip the following editorial announce
ment of the marriage of a Leavenworihian,
from the Bridgeport, Conn, Standard. Of
Friday evening. Sept. 18th:
"a, the residence Of George Lewis, Old
Mil Hill, yesterday, at , O'Clock ?. IN, a
nuptial knot was beautifully but strongly
tied by the Rev. J. G. Davenport, OF the
Park street Church. The parties most inter-
ested in the ceremonies were NJ Helen j..
Lewis and Mr.. Lyman Catlin. Mr.. Catlin
was formerly resident Of this city, but tor a
year past has been residing at Leavenworth,
Kansas. The newly married were the rep
tents OF quite number Of elegant but useful
presents, among which was 500 green
back. The happy couple lett last night Tor
New York, en- route for Leavenworth, where
they are to reside The best wishes Oh their
large circle Of friends accompany them.
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BULLS


Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs.
Rivers, wife of Rev. DR.. Rivers, one OF the most
learned, eloquent, and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is at present
tationed at Broadway Church, Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 5, 1863.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many thanks to
you for the medicine you have 50 kindly given me.
l have been a great sufferer for years, and had the
advice OF various PHI ysicians. Some pronounced my
spine, my lungs, and some my heart 10 be the
seat Of my disease. l have been burnt, blistered
and cuppei until had become disheartened. Sew
eral very eminent physicians who examined my
spine informed ME that was threatened with par
alysis OF sppoplexy any day, and that nothing but
a seton would relieve me. had perfect horror of
that, and was hesiating about having inserted,
when you kindly sent me your sarsaparilla which
Immediately begun to take three times 4 day. |
had suffered terribly with most acute pain in the
right side of my head, especially when would read
or write for any length Of time, and rising to my
feet would be perfectly blind for several minutes,
and would have 10 hold 10 something TO prevent
falling.
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain in
my head Is entirely relieved; | suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not aCutely. Nv appe-
tite is good indeed for the first time in my life
enjoy my dinner more than any meal during the
day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night,
and began again this morning, and 1 hope to be
entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt
thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your most greatful friend,
NJ. Il. c. RIVERS.
Nv journal abounds with similar letters, all Of
which guarantee TO be genuine and written by
the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself 10 he imposed Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting novices
experiment upon you with their trash.
Ny Sarsaparila has stood the test for twenty-five
years il is still the Sarsaparlla Of the day, and OF
the age, towering all others in popularity and
its curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm of on you
other extracts of Sarsaplrilla so-called. Remem-
her il i DIR. John Bull Sarslparila, of Louisville,
Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy for i'm
purities of the blood and scrofulus affections. Al
ways bear that in mind.
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Kansas state Temperance Society
THE Kansas State Temperance Conyer

Kansas State Temperance Society
THE Kansas State Temperance Conven-
sion will meet at Salina, Tuesday, Nov.
IA, ISL, at O'Clock p. III.
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday evening-Temperance love feast ;
five minute speeches.
Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
general business. Afternoon - Address,
"Best Mode of Advancing the Cause Tenn
perance, by X. NJ. Overstreet.'
Evening on the propriety OF
separate political action, by Rev. /. Boyn.
ton. Further exercises NJ the will of the
Convention.
All temperance organizations, and all
christian churches throughout the State, are
earnestly requested TO send three delegates
each TO the said convention; and ii is Hoped
that ali ministers and officers of Temperance
societies will cooperate by seeing that dele
gates are appointed, and by attending the
convention in person.
We hope TO make arrangements by which
all persons coming to the Convention on th'
ears will I've returned free of charge.
Let us congregate in the spirit of earnes
work and raise up a standard that will be
terror to our enemies.
Ample provision will be made for tn,
entertainment Of those attending the Con
vention, and hearty welcome will he ex
tended by the citizens Of Salina.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
p. 7. RM0ADes, Chairman.
"A. C. SOAK, eszeAsy.
Gvpo0 l1onoo eoqg,
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Have Pedestrians any Rights that
nrixcr. arc u und To Respect:

MANY persons, no doubt, ask themselves
this question. In fact, it is forced npon any
one that Is compelled 10 traverse the business
streets Of any CITY. Often we hear drivers
say to their horses, as We try to get ont Of
their way, sect up" As if the pleasure Of
running over one WAS treat. The fart Is,
pedestrians are EMIT ed to the right Of way.
But they naturally yield it from fear of inju-
ry. Usually there Is no ime left .Or per-
son TO stand on his rights in such a matter,
ard practically it Is, therefore, custom more
honored in the breach than Ia the Observ-
ance" There are some who drive recklessly
in this city, but since the pedestrian keeps
out of the way, there has been no accident oil
late TO record Yet it ruliies ones equanim-
ity to have 10 trot rom under the leet OF
some high-toE i sports livery Bucephalus,
who no doubt enjoys the sport Of chasing
fellow around the corner. We don't like 1t
no We don't. That's our sentiment.
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Primary Meetings liza t>tckapoo ana
aston

The call for the Republican primary meet
ings in the ensuing campaign, as now pub
lished, does not state correctly the agreement
in the Central Committee, with reference TO
Kickapoo and Easton township. The fol-
lowing WAS the agreement, and the meet
ings will be held accordingly. A meeting
of the Republican voters of kickapoo town
ship will be held at the Junction School
House on Thursday, Oct. l., at 10 a. m, 10
elec, two delegates and two alternate- 10 the
County Convention, TO lie held in LeaVen-
worth on Saturday, Oct. Il. At , p. m, OF
the same dsy, and at the same place, mass
meeting of the Republican voters cf the
Twenty-third Representative District, com
prising Eaton and kickapoo townships and
Font Leavenwor,h, will be held 10 nominate
candidates for the Office of Representative and
County Commissioner. On Friday, October
Is, at > p. M, the Republicans Of Easton
township will meet at Easton and elect two
delegates and two alternates to said County
Convention.
Signed and published by order of q. W.
ii. Moore and Shephen Robinson, members
of the Committee.
Republican papers please copy.
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Obit mary.

Although the death of Mr.. A. Cohen was
not an unexpected event, yet the announce
ment was received with sorrow by this COM
munity, where he had transacted large and
successful business for some time. His life
was an useful one, and in death the memory
of his good deeds follow him. We learn
that his remains will lee inferred At 'mcin-
natl. His family in their bereavement have
the sympathy of friends and IN unfadins hope
in the consultations of their beautiful faith
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Another Testimony.

BENTON BARRACKS, No. April 80, l5o6.
cacy Of your Sar.aparills, and the healing and benz
ecial qualities il possesses, send you the follow
ing statement of my ease:
| was wounded about two years ago, was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved often, my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up moment since l was wounded
am shot through the hips. Ny general health is
impaired, and need something TO assist nature;
have more faith in your sarsaparila than anything
else. 1 wish that which is genuine. Please eX-
press me halt dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. c. p. JOHNSON,
81. Louis, Mo.
p. s.-The following was written April 3oth
1866, by Mr.. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
johnson:
DR.. JOIN BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR..
c. ;. Johnson 4 skillfu surgeon and ply stefan
in Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above Z. L. johnson to my care. At IL years OF
age he had chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for
which gave your Sarsaparilla. Ii cured him.
have for ten years recommended il to many in New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for serofula fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended IL.
The effected in some cases OF Scrofula and Fe-
yer sores almost miraculous. am very anx-
saparilla. lie is fearful OF getting spuriOJ brt-
were terrible, but believe he y '' -' over.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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tThe proprietor OF this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor 1t superiority over all remedies ever
offered to the public for the safe, certain, speedy and
permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chils and
fers 10 the entire Western and Southern country
bear him testimony IL the truth of the assertion,
that in no whatever will il fail TO cure if the
dire'tion are strictly followed and carried out. In
great many cases single dose has been sufficient
for a cure, and whole families have been cured by d
single bottle with perfect restoration of the gen.
eral health Ii is, however, prudent, and in every
case more certain To cure, if its is continued in
smaller doses for week after the disease has
been checked, more especially in difficult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine will
not require any aid 10 keep the bowels in good
der. Should the patient, however, require = ca
thartc medicine, after having taken three or four
doses of the tonic, single dose of BULLS VEGE-
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HARVEY ALLEN, ESQ, is candidate for
the Office of County Clerk. Mr. Allen Is an
old citizen, has filled many Offices Of honor
and trust to the satisfaction Of his constit-
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The tide OF victory Is certainly with 'he
Republicans this year, which Is something
unusuaI, it being the off-year in poliiIcS-
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HENRY n. SMITH, who owns goldsmith
Maid. has $500, 900 worth Of trottlnE horses
in his stables
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We notice the familiar countenance Oh
John H. Brown, Esq, in the city again.
He retnrned yesterday from Baltimore
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T. J. Brown, ESQ the druggist, has re-
turned from his Eastern tour, looking bet
ter than ever.
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M. BARNS advertises 4 large Tor OF
household furniture, &c, for sale See al
yertisement on first page.
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NEARLY a fire yesterday morning, corner
Shawnee and Sixth, owing to foul chin
new. Clear out The fues.
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HaDWAY'S READY RELIEF

viii af1fd instant ease; Inflammation Of the Kid
neys, Inflammation OF the Bladder, Inflammation
OF the Bowels, Congestion of the Lungs, Sore
Throat Difficult Breathing, Palpitstion vi the
Heart, Mysteries, Croup, Diptheria, Catzrrh, In
nuenzil, Headache, IOothschs, Neuralgia, kheu-
uIatisIu, Cold Chilis, Agae Chiils.
The application OF the Ready Relief To the part
parts whore the pain OF difficulty exists, Wl AZ
tuTI and comfort
20 drops IN a hall tuIber OF water will, in lev
moments. cure Cramps, Spasnls, Sour Stomach,
Hesrthuru, sick Headache, Diarrhoez, DyseDtefy,
Collie Wind in the Bowels and all internal palma
Traveller. should always carry bottle Of Ed
way Relief with them. few drops in water viii
prevent sickness or pains from chan.e Of water.
II is better than French Brandy or Bitten - Q
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CULTIVATE home feeling. Subscribe
for home paper. Sustain home industry
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The obnoxious storm which crosse. tie
Penolscott about this time Of wear, according
to Mrs. Darlington, has not yet put IN us
appearapce this side of the Missouri
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For Generation.

DISEASES ARISING FROM INDi>C RETIOS
~ have been treated with Bal-am Copsbia and
Mercury, until the stomachs OF the patients using
them because - nauseated and weakened that il was
hard TO decide which was the worst complaint, the
disorIered stomach or the original disease. Al
length the Samaratan's Gift made its advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure WIS inaugursted,
and the beneficial results at once seen. The dis
gushing drugs and poisons we're discorded aid to-
day the Gift is prescribed by numbers Of the lead
ing Physicians; yet, notwithstanding the saIaara-
tan's Gift is known 10 be positive cure, purely
vegetoble, and pleasant % use, a only ten pills
have TO be taken many old anti-diluvians will stick
their sickening drugs and their patients for
weeks perhaps months. eG-Has long job and 4
big bill anything 10 do with III Male packages,
81; Female, g. Sent by msil. We cannot avoid
calling the attention Of delicate females To the
maritsn's Gin Is a positive cure for Whites By
following directions you will seen get rid Of that
Troublesome disease and beeome robust and hearty.
DESMOND & CO., Prop1ietors.
9l5 Race-s6, Philaaelpsia, Pa.
Sanasitan's Root and Hue Juices Is positive
- ponsansox euEs 1or Sefofala, Syphilis, PIN
-. 0s6ches, Or ssy kind q sies or diseases h
~ No. E4c94.3 pss bef15A
= A0WUs 49, - 1nygnwOeh.
- -
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THE Navy Department, will send iieet Il
meet the Russian Grand Duke
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The names of the killed and wounded at
the falling of the bridge overNerdigris river,
l. T., are as follows: VIM. Mcmahon and
Joseph Deckerman, killed, bodies still in
the debris; Mr.. o. Brien, Racine, Wis, kill
ed; james Sewart, Elk City, rs, wounded
in head and shoulder; John King, Titan,
O., ankle, knee and internally; W. A. o..
Cornell and James OConner. Louisville
hand and face; Thomas Fitzgerald, Chicago
knee and arm; Frank johnson, New Mexi-
co, breast and hand; Alfred Moest, Seneca,
No. body and foot, probably die; George
Smith. Fl. Scott, head and body; VIM. b
Green, Kirkwood, No., foot; Lewis Leslie,
St Louis, shoulder and head; and j. NJ.
Strickland. Several of the wounded are moi
expected to recover.
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THU asDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1871.

Ex-SEcRErARY SEWARD has srrivei al
home from his trip around the world
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MEDICAL.
RADWAY'S
S A RS A P ARILLIAN
RESOLVENf.

i nhoV4v6Nxs
u,nr TUE x,o,r sro,v,suv.,.,
Il n $3.50 M aosA ASAVNIaoAHu
Il -: - ~, ~ IaPu aro ~ Snx
ooul III I iu Lne nnoence Oh this uoly
No, 4, ! ma. every Jay IN incSs@s
] IN sssu ~s'eHt - ~. anu 'ei'.
for. Us o. - No.les in the Gl.nas - 49,
Nour. IuL -,tem. sore Eyes- Sfr,,uons M
p,pts OF the $ Gars. Frun,iys n;.s.... a ~.
frba, yes tn. IN the md thl ror., S,.2s - sstr
Ewes, Nose, Mouth, ever sores. sad Hesd.
D;saa,. '; ErIltons Ervsipslsx Arne RI.rS
Fin ~ nm sal, Rheum Trn,o,s 49, 4.
Snass Worn. in the Flesh. snS h'nsss NJ, y.
~ Wonb and all Weakening -.ss. al a. IN,
cbanres. Nicht Sweats, and ali W. ne AZ Rsi-
Principe. are within s the Curative "a days.
1,e viii proye 10 any person rising IL Tor N, =
b,. forms of disease its potent mower To cureths
X, - a.. The S.rxanar;ii;an P.~oSr.ns -.
IA -, r.,,..ji,t aganrs /, az go ~ E,o.;
Sssrrt,l,sss CnnsritutionsI Stn ma Svnh;io;S a..
80 ~ !, - m, ,nIv ,.,s;t;vs rs,,,.Sy o.
At0Mey. Bladder,
Urinary and Won,h l;.sas.s cr.x.l rs.h..-
Drop,v Incontinence ~ Tr;1s Rr;sh,,. dts"S'
AIhuminuTd ana ia ali eas.. There tSsr. A. S.sck
I,sr jar,.;t. or tbs ,,,ar - ~ aIr.S. -s-SI
Ike white silk, or there is morbid dark, bilious
AppeAfahee, anu Wnlie bone dust depoau, ano
Hhete mere Is prleAhg, burning senaatoo, as0
ram IN the small OF the BACK and along the L0ins.
IN III ,he>t cSnuiuons r~Ansay SAfsapano ke-
solvent Gdei " the spPheaten OF kadyay's
nesny heiei 10 'he spine anu small OF the nares
anu Tue Rowe tesui1ted win one or Two d nsd-
way "esuntlnS THIS per day, VIII soon make
eoniPi"te cure, IN lew days, the patient VIM
soon b. enanled 10 mold and discharge water nata.
rally without pam, anu the rine VIII b restored
TO It's na'"rsl clear amber OF sherry color.
THE TRUE THEORY OF CUBE
Railways >arsaparillian Resolvent supplies the
system through the blood, urine, sweat, and ssruc
ture making constituents, with Tissue making
Flesh-makns, Heat Caloric and Fat-making
elements. AL of its constituents are uourishing.
purifyin ., and strengthening. IL Repairs, Heass,
Resolves and drives of the Body the prOducfD Of
Decay and Corruption. Consumption, White Svel.
ling, prOpsy, syphilis, Cancer fumory, &C.. are IN
OF a scrOfilOus dathesis, aud, As SUCH are vithin
the curative range of the Sarsaparilliant Resoventl
That ScrohIla, by whatever name designated, y
the result of deposits from the blood, induced q
caus.i bv Chr,nic nj That tho. a..
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SHADES of the mighty! George Francis
Trains name in big letters pasted ON an
empty whisky barrel.
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INTELLECT Is good thing to have, but
sometimes il doesn't go far enough. An
Indiana cooper, finding considerable difficulty
in keeping one ot the heads of a cask he was
finishing in its place, put his sou inside to
hold the head up. After completing the
work much to his satisfaction, he was aston
ished to find his hoy inside the cask, and
with no possibility OF getting out, except
through the bung-hole.
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The contractor on the Chicago * South
western Railroad, from the Missouri River
bridge to Leavenworth, pays his hands ac-
cording TO the color of the skin and the
amount of the work they do. He pays
white men two dollars per day, and negroes
one dollar and half He must he from
EeptucLy 4 G,neToa ObSeTTtT.
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Home From the Hunt.

A large party oi Eastern gentlemen, IN
GLIDING Gen Phil Sheridan, Gen. Ansol
Stager, and other ''prominents," passed
through this city yesterday morning fairly
loaded down with the trophies of tive
weeks hunt on the plains. They were pro,
vided with Il special Pullman car by Tho
Hannibal 4 ST. joseph road.-kdnsGs Cti
Times Wednesday.
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A MAN named Frank Mackabee was
found dead, hanging BY his neck TO tree,
Friday morning, near Westpor short dis
lance from Kansas City. 1t is supposed that
he was murdered in this manner by party
OF unknown men, for $500 which he had in
his possession the day before. There Were
evidences of a desperate struggle for life OF
his part. His neck was broken and his
tongue nearly bitten in two. The ground
vas deeply indented and furrowed where he
had been dragged TO his death. Several
notes and certificates for money in his peck
ct were untouched. He lived on Blue,
and his remains will be forwarded TO his
widowed mother. His father was killed by
the guerillas during the war, and his brothe,
is in q lunatic asylum, having slain man
last year. Mackabee was a shrewd business:
man, and did not bear an evil reputation
No clue to the murderers at this writing.