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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30
ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS VICTORY.
The Leavenvorth Oarpet Manufac.
tory.
The Growth of the Enterprise and
Other Matters Connected
With II.

II was quietly announced sometime ago
that company Of our enterprisiny citizens,
composed of Mes~rs. S. A. Medley, Hon. Ed.
Russell, W. X Davis, w. McNeal Clough,
Thomas Jones, John w. GRANGER, Alexan-
der Repine, r. J. Mcdonald, J. A. Nc
Gonigle, and John Harmon, had organized
themselves into the LeavenwOrth Carpet
Manufacturing Company, and would soon
commence business in our midst.
On yesterday We had the pleasure of see
ing the first yard Of carpet woven from the
loom, and witnessed the success of another
effort of enterprise on the part Of the earnest
citizens of Leavenworth.
The loom is of the Jaccard patent, and
five Others will be Immediately put in oper-
alton in the same brick building, on Della
ware street, between Sixth and Seventh, near
the Church, where all kinds of carpets for
dwelling houses, hotels, Offices and public
buildings, will be turned out in any desired
pattern or quality, at the rate Of fny to
seventy-fve thousand yards this year, ii
lower prices and of better material than l.
Finished anywhere this side Of Philadelphia.
Indeed, there Is no other such mandatory
west of that city and We hail this sstablish-
ment in our city - great step towards the
foundation here of . manufacturing centre.
Mr.. Leddy, the Superintendent, is q
thosouehly accomplished artizan, and be p
now asaisaed By Mes.n. Spear and AiAcAsll,
all Of whom will bring their families to
Leavenworth, together With q number of
Others, and form the nucleus of .
business which il destined TO prosper and
grow beyond the mos ansuine expectations
The company has On hand large ssock Of
yarns, &C., imported from the Eas, hut just
o. soon a. they can make preparations, the
yarns will be Manufactured 1t the Leaven-
worth Woollen Mill, md the dyeing done
BY the workmea Of the company itself
Parties in this city have already given Or
den for carpets, and Ne learn that the enter.
prising proprietor Of the Planters Hotel in
tend to Immediately recarpet their large ..
tablishment from the product of these looma.
The WOOL which will be used will be from
Kansas and New Mexico, Nebeaaka and
other Western States. The qualities will suit
the market The patterns will be Of the
laiest and most elegant styles, and thoosands
Of yarde will soon be ready for delivery.
The fir.t yard which was manufactured On
yesterday, will be exhibited 1t the store o
Root 4 Davis, corner Of Fifth and Delaware
stzset, whese all Of cur citisem are requested
to stop and exanine i.
Bot We have now MD enough. The e.
terprise = Underway, md in The hand d
sncA psana;cal .aaasEs ca,sos hil 70 Be q
kPae.da uccss.
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EDUCATIONAL.


Teaehors Local Institute Of High Prat.
RE, Delaware and K1ekapOO Tow.
shfPs, LeavenWorth County.
LEAvENwoRTH Nov. Is, II.
In accordance with a previous call of the
County Superintendent quite a number of
the teachers of the above named townships
met at the Superintendent office at l o'clock
p. m, and proceeded TO business by elec,ing
J. P. Bauserman temporary Chairman and
J. N. Adams temporary Secretary.
J. N. Wilson moved that the Chair ap-
point committee of three on permanent or
ganization, and to arrange a programme of
exercises for the next meeting of the Insti-
tute. The motion was carried, and the Chair
appointed Is such committee r. p. Soper, J.
N. Wilson, and VIM. NJ. NJ. NJ. Thompson.
On motion it was decided to hold the next
Institute on Saturday, Dec. ID, a, 10 o'clock |
q. m.
The Committee reported as permanent Off
Gers Of the Institute, J. NJ Wilson, Presi-
dent; F. NJ. Adams, Secretary; Mrs. A. A.
Twombly, Vice Presid. mt; and K. Z. Soper,
J. A. Dillingham;, and Miss Lottie Mirick,
Executive Committee.
The Committee reported the following
Of exercises for the next Institute:
1000 to 10:1O-Opening exercises.
1910 to lO:iO-Elementary Sounds and
X. Z. Soper; alternate, J. J.
Hines.
1880 to IL :20-Arthemic. Notation, Nj
meration and Discussion; }. 4. Dillingham;;
Mrs. Esther Gilman.
ii 20 IA l2OO-Reading and Discussion
+. NJ. Adams; alternate, Miss NJ. A. Simp-
non.
AFTERNOON.
100 to 1:30-Grammar and discussion; ;
Mrs. w. A. TwOmbly; alternate, }. NJ. En-
Ein.
l:3O to 2:OO-Geosraphy of the United l
States and discussion; Miss Lottie Wirick; |
alternate, &. X. Northway.
200 to 2:30-Orhography and discussion;
Miss Laura Jennison; alternate, VIM. NJ. NJ.
Thompson. Il
go to 3OO-Discussion subject "Does q
he moral instruction Of the teacher in the
chOolroOm have a greater influence upon
he child's mind than the instruction of the I
aren't" Z
On motion, the report of the committee i
'as received and adopted.
There being no further business the Ins,i-
lte adjourned until the next meeting.
+. NJ. ADAMS, Secretary.
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y" Youthful n dlsCrttl1l.s.
. Ia, m !icine has been used in our Irac-
p" many years, ard with thousau#-
-,a'. L. il as not failed in a single inst .IC
gs- Etch package Il Vegetable Coye j.
~ 'cl i utramarinc blue paper. printed H.
g. 81, S,ard contains one bottle filed Win
"a 30; Il Pills. and one vial Of Moderated
4 ID sufficient to make one-half pint OF
J &c e.; and one Syringe.
re- s.. p..r package, sold BY Druggist
3. q o.. f,sfC a.
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ID. KINNEAR 4 Son have shipped thirty
carloads of various kinds Of meats to South
ern Kansas within the past week.
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has proved nfalibe, and will cure these terrijl
ssers quicker and without entailins the frightfui
penalties Of Lngorsei Liver, Fat spleen, Dsorderet
Kidney. and satorn-eolorei oxin that are sure To
follow the use OF the 'Choiogogue-," hAzue
Cures" and othe: agents Of the heroic Quinine,
Iercuriai. Arsenic and other treatments vhere the
medicines used accumulate, and become deposited
in the system.
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a
large
80 different children
goods shade higher still
goods than sold
Here are the of "a portion q my kon hand
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The Mayors Thanksgiving Proclamation
has been Issued The price Of turkeys are
$3.50 per pair.
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The A,chieon d Nebraska Railroad il
about to commence putting up telegraph
line along its route. Superintendent Firth
is rapidly making the A. & n. first class
road in all respects.
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MEDICAL.
No. 13.
EMILIA sINLIBUS OBRANTUR
HUMPHREYY
UOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
u experience, an entire succsss; Simple -
Promp~Emcient and Reliable. They are the
Best FAMILY Medicines IN ose.so simple that
less 10 be free nom DANGER and 80 efficient -
to be always reliable. They have received the
highest connendat1on from the Thousands who
have long used and known them. and will slwsys
render satisfaction to those Who Try them
No Cures hkcs h Bor~. Cent?
kevern Congestion, lndamnlafions .
wsrAA wos0 Fever, Worn Collie. 9
GGsy,fcsS e. e ca TI:Sssi1 g e ,sn''
DyDeAsefZ: Gripping. Bilious Collie. -
Cho1era.NoreH& vomitiAS .
Ceaghs. Cosas, e.oncaitis .
O. - Hsalsehes, Sick Headaohs, Vertigo s
10 Dy0popG1o, Bilious StenacA. .
II. ssPlrea.eA = !rreenla. rerisds. 9
y Ev Alss, sss r,Sas ssI rs1 n,s,;:
IL EyuIsionS aa,s Rhsun. Erysipelas. -
IS. RAe10a11am, Rhslnatic Pains . -
70 Fever z Agus: Chill Fsves, Asus. 90
Is. opss:i. I1 al and Sore q w.si Iy.. IS
70. CataFGA, acute o. chreaic, Influenza. 20
p EnSelaaE-eea1h. vi.!ens coughs 90
g &c ssss.s::sd, sss:ssin S::;;r: e
q. eerofula. Enlstged Glands, Swellinks 50
= General Debility. Physical Weaknese.s0
= DrcE:y and se.nsy seeresions SO
q. Kidney Diseesc. Gravel ........H
Is. Nsryo9s Debility, Involuntary
O. seminal D D,schsTgss;: .------i %
o. Tri.srS 1--WE Wcs Ise. w.,,inr Bed g
81. Painful Peyi0ds Hysterta -. 50
a 0u1eFlnGs at Change Of Life -. 4 90
80. EPilcHsy, epasns, st. Who's Dance 4 "a
b. DlPhtheFia, liberated Sore Threat g
Price in vials. large size. =. SOC. and ID
IAAILY CASES. In Nsrsees, seteA
IS large dram viais, containing the shove
an list with book Of di'estions complete, $40 %
30 in paper c.se, with book. %
vEFRRINARY sPECBFfCA
Case q 10 LOG. vials, IN anid, 100 doses sacA,
With manual OF directions givtps ali
ecoount a oil dieoases Of AofoeA
Cattle, ehoeP. Doxs and HegG
With nall direetions for ne, In 1ea
walnut Csc, complete. ..... e10 90
PONDS EXTRACT.
CIrae Piles. NearalGia. TeosAaeAa,
Needing 81 The L1AGa. 0e0D00A
Z I'm ness, SSFalna. Rkoa0aSisS'
Glcer.. old sores. fhs Bsss EsSiiy
Price. 60. soc. Plat. q 90. a..r..
" FOR SALE BY ALL DRC0GISTA
II your druggist /. ont of any Of the Rene.
dies, they viii be sent by mail or express BY The
case or single box, free OF eIgenss On receipt q
VETERINARY SPECIFICS, which being liquids,
must be sent by express. On these express
charges will not be paid, unless in Quantities Of
$500 and upwards.
Address Humphreys SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Medicine Company
THEO. EGERsDORFF Agent, corner Fourth
nd Shawnee streets, Leavenworth.
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The Kansas Southern Narrow Gauge
Road begins 10 attract attention. The day
of voting il near at hand, il being the 4ih Of
nacombor
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Welsan from judge Alls lit sleeping
can have bsea put upon The tzais botA
Ways 70 snd iron this city over lie Chineo
&Ssaahvseesn Eo.d, and that thzuasA eoa-
nsssaos sss naas 4 IL noA apid .Ao q
srsvsl
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D. BYuGroN, ESQ, the preseht gentle
manly telegraph operator for the Missouri
PAcife Railroad, has been appointed ticket
ss1t 4 Tie new depot building. Mr.. By
i,glsaS baliaD qualifications fully Ct hin
ioe IL petition.
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THEODORE TILToN recently remarked
that il was more difficult to eradicate poly
gamy in society in other portions of this
county than in Utah. Quite right, Mr..
TiltOn.
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THE former Attorney General for Kan
sas, the Hon. George Hoyt, has been elebted
to the Legislature in the State of Massachn-
seits.
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4. B. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS IN FROM ONE
TO TWENTY MINUTES
N"I oSk HOUR ArrKR READING THIS ADVERTISE
sknI. HxED ANY ONE sUyYfR WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is CURE FOR EVERY PAIN.
II was the nrst, and IL
The Only Pain Remedy

that instantly stops Inc most excruciating pains,
ALrAYs INFLAMNATION AND CURES CON.
GESTIONS,
whether OF the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or othe
glands and organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how violent or excrueiating the pain.
the Rheumatic. B.d-ridien, InnTm, Crippled Nerv-
Gus, Neuralgia, prostrsisd with disease NAV
suffer,
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If any man for a moment doubts the pros
perity of Leavenworth, the U. :. Assessor
and Collector can furnish him with facts
and figures proving that she is far ahead Of
all Of her riv.is IN business.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

JOHN KIRcH slanghters bear weighing
five hundred pounds, for Thanksgiving.
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NAN ~o WokAM

hjs-s treated % 10 this paphI.l zhi-h eurt.irs
'f4inr o.-c-ue1 are sarsiEss; she marry
is e-.s and cure. !uaesenrr vsnefisi diseases
's.rty ef Woman, ys-ie~cts. p. ns.sis Nasrsrs
a., e. a-ii- Isfnir W tr-is az aior Of lie Bi-i-
lrr- 40 ni-essrs p--gsr Fer zso-ats
= IL -eA---i Arifer ervslaf-s. ~ Dr.. HrrTp1
T au- -tr-~s - ioEs y. .ss t-zats sfe<ia dis-asss
!lT EverF i-aitv ossht have n-ly pa-..
Information - vh-r, the sh,--rt q. i-pos-
Al elntr zuria ifrg ss-iass III
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SC1t.EESBIr2G'S .S0aAG
Ar hrm and .ni:i. They do not vsses
avay in ths vster
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A THANKSGIVING ball will he given at the
Eldridge House, at Cofieyville, Kan, to
which the senior has been invited. What
ever Messrs Eldridge d Skinner may do will
be carried out in the bet style. Though no
representative Of our paper may be there, our
good wishes attend them.
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We are informed that the cars for the
narrow gauge, with the engines, are now
ready for delivery at the shops in Philadel-
phia. Perhaps il will take until the latter
part of December to finish the cnt through
the bluffs, but the work is processing with
energy.
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The Christian Union. of New York, is
edited by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and is
one OF the finest papers in The world. The
agent il now in this city soliciting subscrip-
tions. With each subscriber is given
double French Chrome, a. beautiful as we
have ever seen. The reputation Of Mr..
Beecher. not only rs a Divine, but as an
editor, together with this chrome, should
secure a subscriber TO the Union in every
house in this city.
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The work ON the Kansas Central Is pro-
crossing timely. Il. Geiger, ESD, the con-
tractor, is pushing his part along as fast as
money and men will do it. His Straightforward
business way of doing things is satisfactory to
the Railroad Company and to his employees.
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The Narrow Gauge hands were being paid
off again ON yesterday, 40 We learned, and
thousands Of dollars are thus put in circula-
ton in our midst The road is being pushed
forward AS rapidly the nature Of the
work and the weather will allow. And we
need more railroads, penetrating south and
vert from the city. We hope that our citi-
zens will continue TO reflect and vote upon
the subject until they get the propositions
right, and never give up the ship or lose
faith in their future.
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RADWAYE'S RADY RELIEF

Vii in from ONETO TWENTY MINUTES afford
ease and comfort, and this medicine, 80 rapid in
stopping pain, be purchased for Fifty Cents per
bottle at almost every druggists and country mer
chants store on this continent, and within one
hours distance % almost every hab:tztion in the
United States.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
III those who are now suffering Pain, matter
what the cause may be, by what name 1t Is called
if external apply the Railways Ready Relief 10
the part OF the body who're the pain Is present. IL
Internal, 20 drops diluted in wafer a drink;
whether Cramps, Sp,-ms, Inflammation, Conges-
ton, Asiatic Cholera, Chills and Fever, the most
violent, sxcrueiating, and torturing pains will b
stopped IN from one To twenty minutes. Painfu
attacks where
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The hope is generally entertained that
the new Board OF County Commissioners
will reduce the county expenses, nd
knowledge of the men jnstifies the expecta-
ton. The rate of taxation is now per
cent, and only one-seventh Of this goes to de-
fray the interest on the railroad debt The
balance of the leakage must be detected and
dried up, sind We believe the new board will
be able 10 do il efiectually.
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AK xOU1 0RACHR EOR
SoeuoeabaFv's II loSis Eclipse Seen.
II CANNOT N xX0ILLIp.
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FEVER AND AGUE,
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGU E CURED.
FEVER AND A0UE CURED

FUR + IF I VENIS.
There j. not a remedial agent in this world tina
will cure Fever and Asue, and all other Malarious,
Bilious, scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other fsyers
aided Railways Pills. 80 quick Railway 5
Really Eei I.
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The Narrow Gauge road at Denver WAS
cleared of the snow drifts by the engines,
without difficulty, while the other rosds
west of Denver are not yet cleared Of the
obstruction.
The prairier and hill-sides were blown
clean by the hurricane, and snow piled some
fifteen feet deep IN all ravines, cuts and gull
lies, but the narrow gauge plowsd through
without difficulty.
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THEaE are only few hands now at work
on the bridge, and it may be that our brigh,
hopes Of its immediate completion will
vanish into thin air once more. A few d.v.
ago We gave notice concerning the reasons
for delay in the pay Of workmen, and that
has no doubt been remedied, but nov The
reason Of the stoppage comes from a lack Of
material from the workshops to continue the
structure. 1t has been long time building
he Kansas and Missouri bridge, and any
announcement in regard to i, has beer
looked upon with alternate feelings OF hop.
and indiberence. Yet there il chance fol
its early building after all, and no douh II.
delay nov d reilly temporary. We hop,
for ~ ~ - easf De fu&nra every asy
viii UssAr ooarage.
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LOW PRICED SYSTEM,

Which
yno
When
aiefio to nv very srge osk of
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Sle state Charity.
The new building for the insane, at Osa.
vaiomie, to which We referred last sum mer,
erected wi hin the last seven months, by J.
A. McGonigle, Esq, the contractor, OF this
city, and which was built entirely of mate
rial from Kansas, the irons being fur
nished BY the Great Western Foundry. and
the furnaces by the Pioneer Company, OF
this city, and the wood work BY Kansas
manufacturers, while the stone and bricks
we're taken from our soil, has passed the ex-
animation of the Board of Trustees, who
have settled with Mr.. McGonigle for the
amount, $4,000, and it stands TO-DAY the
noblest monument to the charity Of the cili-
zens of this State.
The size of the new building is 4Ox75
feet, 3 stories high, with q return of 27xS3
feet, stories high. The size Of the new
and old buildings is 49xl5O feet, with a re
turn OF 27xS3 feet, stories high. The
grounds are ornamental With shrubbery and
and fruit trses, both useful and attractive. |
Its location is high above the surrounding
prairie, south of Osawatomie, and commands |
a view of Paola, six miles distant. The
whole building il calculated TO hold one
hundred patients, while there are 70 now
within and So applicants awaiting admis-
sion. II is to be hoped, therefore, that the
Of the Board OF Trustees
that the buildings be still enlarged, will be
agreed to by the Legislature this winter.
1t is the duty of the State to care for its
insane, and ample accommodations should
be provided for them; if not at Ossawot-
Eamie, at least, elsewhere, and that too
,peedily, as the number is increasing and
DUR jails will be filled with persons, whom
Il treated la time may I've cured, but who
will otherwise remain incurable until death
releases them from thei. misery. II
The Board Of Trustees consists Of Judge
Hon. Levi Woodward and Hon.
J. L. Adair, who have labored faithfully for
he unfortunate and deserve the thank. of /
ne Ib6Ople Oi tUc EStdtc hsfISttu | a..
Dr.. &. o. Cause, Superintendent, and Mrs.
J. W. Cause, the hest matron in the State,
y DIR. Lee, physician, and d. Underhill,
toward, the Board have been enabled to
onduct the institution with success upon the
most economical basis, Notwithstanding the
mall salary OF the officers and their attend
nts.
Leavenworh County has ten patients at
he Asylum, and eight more have been add
ldged insane. four now in the all and four T
I the Sisters Home. Humanity appeals
, US to give them better protection in their
.rribIe condition.
Among the causes leading to insanity in
,s seventy-three now at the Asylum, thirty O
lree were from i'll health and thirteen from Al
b'lance in twos and O
lrees, from various ills and evils In
The new building is to be opened on the b
It of December, AM well has Mr.. McGon- T
le discharged his contract. The work of Il
men in every department it a,
ems is both thorough and satisfactory. ii
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DIR. CARPENTER fell yesterday on the
iron grating al the postofice, and injured
himself more or less severely. The gratings
Of this character, all over the city, in sleety
weather, are men-traps, and any one is
liable to the fracture Of limb from the
slightest misstep upon them. 1t is strange
how Americans not only tolerate but multi
ply such abu~ss- Verify the old injunction,
"Let him that thinks he s;ande,n, take heed
lest he fall is verified when We walk daily
over grating worn as slick as ice, and ire
quently coated with the same article. 1t is
not of the postofioe that We alone complain,
but OF the abuse in general, which is dan
ger not only TO Leavenworth but in every
city on the American ointment
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DE-. JNc. 3. HUNTER.
aasase- 70 t-eat a care 70 Vi-nIsnt .n8 sr-sisi dc.
-Ns-s Ola Constitutional ea.sz. .ivsa by stksrs
--1 ~ hni- Ths r-sults e -es sNu-e Ia all
rssl iI871;~n-y o. -u-e- CaRsui;atssa free
-i-sr tab 'or Nsfi9sl E.s4ss Cares sz.-
aIf--t 'lzrs-s .saf=rsi.- Hours A. II. - ? a
+aaIry- a. m = = ufo- ceatra4 ret retired
No. 6i3 ghrs'unt STREET. 1T. Louis. No
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l'a'7aF'Il'aa!la{

Cur al diseases caused
10y .if-4bu-r, viz: Y,.smG-
i.hrJ. seminal Weak
ur>S. " II Emissions.
l. ~ LemOry, JHsreISH
Z '.s,.-si, PAINS ~ Nt
BEL. D'ma eSS cf VISION.
% ,la,'i,a,e I'D ige, WeGk
N-r-rs, !Ficlt;f Breditiay,
+" st. futulieHdHcs. HSai.-
I. Consumption, and al
d eases that follow ~ a
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6Meeklu dimes

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1871.
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A MOST beautiful charter for the Leaven-
worth typographical Union, from the Inter
national society, headquarters at cincinnati,
VIM. J. Hammond, President, and John Col
Inns, Secretary. has been forwarded to this
city. The names OF the inoorPoratOrs are
Messrs Geo. W. Davis, J. S. Coulter, A. X
johnson, J. C. Ketclrson, J. NJ. Cole, James
Tizzard, George Palmer and J. NJ. Clark.
As a specimen Of typographical beauty it is
unexcelled in its line by any other that We
have ever seen
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

in. BEARD 4 Co.. Real Estate BROKERS,
are offering big inducements to purchasers of
farms, lands and city property, and those
DESTROYS Of good bargains had better take adj
vantage of the dull season and purchase
They have asoomplete sets of abstracts As can
be found, and are always prepared to give
any information that ma he desired in rela-
ton to either farming lands throughout the
State, or city property. Buyers will consult
their interest by calling on this firm.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-30

Mary Twiss This l. short, stout, labor
ing woman. She has red hair, blue eyes,
how forehead iair complexion, f'oe some
what freckled, and Is very round and fat.
She waits on the Prophet and takes care Of
MS linnen. The old man is said to be very
;ona o; visiting her al her room, and treats
her with treat kindness. She i devotediy
attached To Brigham, but has no children,
which il -eriDu. drawback.