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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
TOPEKA, April 10, 1872.
pEWlIeWrlARY ITEMS.
Awards for Errnis hing Fresh Meat
and Lumber.
Meeting of the Directors.

Yesterday quite number Of Leavenworth
men visited the Warden OF the Penitentiary,
not to stay, however, but to see who were
awarded Contracts for furnishing Peniten-
tiary supplies for 1872. For pleasant
round trip, behind a swift horse, the local o.
The TINES is indebted TO Msj. A. p. Shreve,
the Assessor elect, and for courtesies of q
general nature to Maj. Hopkins, the Warden
of the Penitentiary.
At L. O'Clock yesterday the Board Of hi.
rectors and the Warden opened the bids FOX
supplying the institution" with fresh beef,
pork and mutton. The loves; bid was
S5.4s per leo pounds, by Mr.. Kirrmeyer
and he was awarded the contract.
There were twelve bids altogether-elever
from Lsavenworth and one from Topeka
The figures ranged from S5.4s to So 81 pei
100 pounds Last year the loves, bid va.
$6.44.
Mesn. Chambers Bros. & Co. wer'
awarded q contract for furnishing a quantity
Of lumber.
The monthly report of the Warden re
specting the Penitentiary, was submitted Il
the Board, and hereafter we will rublisl
extracts from it.
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LeaSenworsh Mayer.

DR.. Z. Anthony has been elected Mayor
of Leavenwor,h, by a majority OF l3l votes.
Col. Anthony, like the rest of mankind,
has his faults, but that he IL man Of more
than ordinary ability, OF great energy, perse-
verance and push, no one pretends to de-
nv. He can do great deal FOR Leavenwortb,
and we believe he will not disappOint those
who desire to see the city prosper under his
administration. OsEa,oosa Salesman
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Whose s~ierngs have neen I.rotrsctel from, hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt trratnsg;
render existence desirable; 4; yoa are suffering.
o have suffered, from involuntary discharges.
what effect does it produce upon yc'ir general
hsal,h' Do you feel weak, iehita.-d, easily
,irei: Does little extra exertjou prvIace pslp'i1
tiou o: he heart? Does you liver urinary 60
cans, or your kidneys. frequently get out or'.:.
Is your urine sometimes thick, milky OF fassy. ~
is i, ropy On settling: Or does a thick
the top Or is sediment at the bottom after !.
has stool awhile: Do you have spells of ShOr.
breathing or dyspepsia: Are your bowels coUsti-
pated Do you have spells OF fain,ius, or PUSHES OF
blood To the head, Is your memory impaired II
your mind constantly dwelling upon this sutJ.s,F
Do you isel dull, !slless nioPins, tired Of company
o life. Do you wish to be left alone. 10 gu aasy
from every body: Does any little thing make you
star, or jump: Is your sleep broker OF re--.,..
the lustrc OF your eye a. bri' De. IN, 10 :, o.
your cheek Is bright? To ..u su,y y.aIs..s "A
soeie;y veil? Do you purs',e yc.,I I'd; usss Nth
the same energy Do y,a 'e,i - Iaue:r e.lGIeu,e
in YOURSELF Are your siirits duh sui asssin,.,
given to fits Of melancholy if,o 30 Isy . 10
your liver dyspepsia. YOU restless nj; ATS?
Yourbaek weak, your knee. weak, IN have han
little appetite, aud You a''Jiluie t..s 80 i.sp,:-
sia or liver complaint:
Now, reader, self-abuse, s,a-,isi Ji~ss,,- J. ID.
ured, ani sexual excuses n. ,Ipl,.c O.. .s.-
duciug a weakness Of the geoet1,ive oi -, Hr
organs OF generation Shen t-, .' .,a-.t.. m.Ao
the man. Did you ever thin :i'1, 'su-.. '.. 20
liant, energetic, Iersevering. sIc'r- -r,t.e5-
always those who's. =. .,erauVe organs
in perfect health You never hear such men
plain OF being melancholy, o, nervousness, PAL
pitaiion OF the heart.
How many men, from. the effects Of excuses, have
brought about that state of weakness in sexual Or
gsrs that has reduced the General system much
4 tn induce almost every other disease idiocy.
iunacy, paralysis, spinal elections, sGicidc amt
almost every other form OF disease which humanity
heir TO, and the real of the trouble scarcely
suspected, and have used remedies for I'll hri
the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the VS. OF dia-
retic. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHJ
- the great Duretic, and is certain c'.Te far dj-
seases . the Bladder. Kiineys, Grvsi. DroPsy,
Organ Weakness, Female Complaints. General
debility, and all diseases of the sexual organs
whether existing in male or female, from what.
cause originating and no matter Of how long stand
ing.
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The Time. De.erve. Great Credit.

We nave for some time pas: been anxious
tospeak word in regard to the appreciation
in which We hold the Leavenworth TINES.
II its daily visits to others are as welcome to
others as its weekly visits are to us, it cer-
tainly cannot complain of having Indifferent
readers. The life and energy, az well as the
liberality and independence of speech man
ifest in its column, is a strong power to
make friends and patrons. Its news depart
ment ia well sustained. ard as reliable as
could be expected. So soon as the three
larger Republican papers Of Leavenworth
united in one, the city itself began TO be
one in efforts to regain all it could Of the adj
vantages it had missed in the past from lack
of strong harmonious action. Leavenworth
now promises TO secure the place j; should
have-the headquarters of trade for Kansas
west of st. LOUIS and Chicago, and The
TINES deserves great credit for what it has
done and is doing to reach that desirable po-
sition Manhattan Literary Rsn.sr.
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P>r,aansnf set ane,
kemoe1i d Loais.
Average detection "a inches.

HSefABe UeuectIOh fnches-
Average permanent set ls.s2 inch.-.
The wind blew perfect gale all day, and
had such sweep across the bridge that it was
almost impossible 10 take accurate levels;
however, great care was TAKEN with this part
Of the work. and il j. reliable should
state here, that the nigh Grind added greatly
TO the severity II the test, making, rs es,i
mate, an additional load oil each span Of 20
or 80 tons,
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IL Leavenworth, D. r. Anthony is elected
mayor by l50 majority. AnthOny's election
is Republican victory, but at the same time
a defeat of office holders generally. 1t is
said that but one man who holds an Office,
federal or local, supported his cau-e.-If-
ueEa Record.
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Col. ID. X. ANTHONY. of the TINES, the
newly elected Mayor Of Leavenwor,h, is re-
oeiving the congratulations OF friends and
enemies, all of whom agree that his indom-
liable energy is needed to most successfully
enhance the prosperity of Leavenworth.-
Blue Rapids Times.
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AT the meeting of the Kansas State Medi-
cal Association, held at Leavenwor;h on
Tuesday last, Miss +. Porter was admitted
TO membership, after considerable discussion,
bv vote OF l.: TO ). Her election was after.
wards made unanimous. This is sensible.
Women, i, is said, brought ahou; "all the
ills that flesh is heir to-, in this world and
the next-and hence there is a great fitness
in her sisters practicing medicine and preach
ing the gospel. And, besides, those that as.
pire to these positions, are, as universal
rule, better qualified than two-thirds of the
men engaged in the same wOrk.-CouneI
R|uHs NcnDareii.
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.aqu. nee oI youth iul indiscretions.
~ This medicine has been used III GIr !. -
ricr tor many years, and with tho;:"''
treated. il has not failed in single in ...,.
e. Each package Of Vegetable t"T. .s
% strapped in ultramarine blue paper. printed
cuI letters and contains one bottle tili vi. =.
Sugar-coa,ed Pills. and one vial of Medicated
Powders, sufficient to make onc-half pint OF
injection; aud ono Syringe.
ks-Price S. per package, sold ty Dn iss :,
or sent bv mail on receipt Of $3.50.
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The Great Rood fH,i.sr
A valuable Indian compound, for restoring the
health. and for the permanent cure Of ali diseases
arising from Impurities Of the blood, such -
Scrofula, scrofulous Humor. Cancer, Generous
Humor, Eryspe!as, Canker, Salt Rheua,
Pimples and HuInors on the Face, Ulcers,
Coughs, Cstarrh, Bronchitis, Neural
gia. Rheumatism Pains in the
Side, dyspepsia, Constipation,
Costiveness, Piles, Heed 90
.. ache, DisdaNs,' A&u5 y
Nervousness, Faintness at the Stomach, Pains in
the Back, Kidney Complaints, Female
Weakness. and General Debility.
This preparation is scientifically and
chemically combined, add strongly
concentrated from roots, herbs and banks,
that its good effects realized Immediately after
commencing to .ake IL There is % dbesae Of the
human system fog which the vE0K51NE eannot be
used With perfect safety, as does not contain any
metallic compound. For eE pcating the system Of
all impurities of the blood, il has al 1t has
never failed to effect cure, givip tone and
strength TO the system debiiita'ed bv disease. II
wonderful effects upon these complsa nts are sur
prising to all. Many have been cured by the
Vegetine that have tried many other remedies. II
can well lie called altH.H 4 i
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Mr.. Simeon Serbs, who lives on Platte
river, vas in the city on Wednesday even
ing, and received while here $500 in money.
He started home on the Maryville road in
the evening, and reached the bridge over
Platte river ju.t about dark. He left his
tea1 on this side Of the stream, and was
walking to his home on the other side, when
he was met bys man on brown horse with
awhile star in the forehead. The fellow had
q dirty white handkerchief over his face,
tucked under his hat. The handkerchief had
holes in il % that he could see through. He
oadered Serls to halt and said, "You have
sos $500 and want il" At the same time
presenting cooked revolver At him. Serb
replied that he had no such money, and
handed him pocket book out Of he Ia
pants pocket. The highwayman said, 81
v,Et tie one in your right pocket, know
you have got il" Serk then HANDED hin
die $500 from his right pockef, and the fel
Lon 1soarksd. AL right yoa q. hep u.
eeh~ ON" rods raPsdIy s..y.-&. Jss7
0assGs.
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Prosecutors Of Adjourned 0eeai0E O1
stock holders In esse Agricultural
ard Mechanical Associations for the
Election Of directors.

On motion W. s. Plummcr was elected
Chairman, ard d. \. Barnes, Secretary, and
J. W. Neihau- appointed Assis,an: Score
tary.
On motion the Neutrality-suspicious. werl
put in nomination as Directors:
w. S. Grant, Gen. J. c. Stone, W. S.
Plummer, A. G. Cogswell, {. H. Chaplin,
VIM. McNiel Clough, james {. Kitchen,
A. &. Williaml, Z. &. Love.
Mr.. Barnes move the Directors be elected
by ballot. Adopted.
The gentlemen placed in nomination hav.
ing received $40 voter, the majority Of all the
votes cast, were on motion declared duly
elected as Directors.
Mr.. Barnes moved that meeting OF Di.
rectors be called to meet on Friday, April
10Th, 1872, at o'clock p. m, al the Office
OF the County, Clerk. Adopted.
Mr.. Barnes moved that the Directors he
notified of their election and the time Of
meeting of the Dir, c:ors.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ID. y. BARNES, W. s. PLUMMEE,
Secretary. Chairman.
RyJ W. NIEHAUs, Asst. Secy.
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We congratulate our readers upon the ac-
cesion of new manufacturing Grm-that Of
J. Wright & sons of Chicago, who have rent
ed the two story brick building on the
corner of Main and Cherokee streets of w.
D. Kelly, Esq, and propose starting a car
riage mandatory with full complement Of
frst class workmen. The increased railroad
facilities. the inexhaustible supply Of coal
underneath our soil, the plentiful supply Of
good timber, and the ready market for car
riage work, make this city one Of the most
desirable locations in the West for this
branch Of manufacturing.
We wish the new corners that success
which they BY their skill and industry are
sure 10 attain Let them all come.
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Price. Twenty five Cents a Box.

DE-. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Should he taken TO strengthen and
build up your system.
Dr. Crooks WINE OF TAR
viii cure yeur Dyspepsia or
Indigestion.
DR. CEOOK'S WINE OF TAR
Will preve1t Nalarious Eevers,
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Has cured 20 many cases Of
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DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Should be taken for
diseases Of the
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D::. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
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| Causes the food 10 digest, re,noIins
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All recovering from any Hines
4 will ind this the
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1 l. an effective
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| Cures Jaundice.
m OF soy Liver Complaint.
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| Males Delicate Fsmale-,
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DR.. G. BIGELOW
Confidential Physlcian


Ha, reuoved from No. IL South Cark.sa, coTnss
Of Mouroe, 70 No. S6s6OuIn SIAIE-S1., CascAeo.
Il Is veil Known BY al EsaAeD q he DaDers list
Dr. C. Bigelov 10 the oaas.e sgsahlishsa Ihysician
in Chicago Who hes 0sde he tg1eeD1ns q III
chronic and Sexual discs . spoeialty. oeie0ce
and experience has oR. D. ths nasrsae1ned
SPECIALIST Of the eee. hensssa b shs PssA. -
tbs nedieal iaatisusisa e - ~. hlgiag tsvead
TWENTY YEA0 - N hp9hoeag HeDo49sD
that yin ers psaidvs1y IL v68 0a0 q c1DoaIc
- 1uvA1H DrsEAs: q. Ne .aa1ue-gnHABx
OHsAHs In both sexes. 0EllmAL WRAKH1D -.
ducing HeRvo9HE0, AvH11ou ~ so0Bfy, NJ
PAInsD v1soa6O - eo!-AoD nAnDeeot
perfectly cured. It IL evi6ent that ens vhe CO.
lines himself To the senA0 s(eUtain diseass. Bsst-
ing thousands Of esco evay yeaf. No. n9vs gfseas.
hi, HEpIcAS fsKAuD if hlio "a 0latls0sa.
Sent Ass - say eAA.S6 aelsa nMsea g.
NTH uRASA1B DAmRDo - 1n0ao - 0onto0G
Can-0seaysSn 49,; ooe :. a. !
I6W, ~ $3.50.
Ssvs. SsssSG7 A6GS6ss~ -
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THE cEleRR
Dispatches From Kanss Railroads.
Tie L. L. & G. Trains Coming to Leav-
enworth.

The officers Of the Leavenworih, Law
renee & Galveston Railroad have conclu ded
to celebrate the completion Of the Lelven
worth Iron B-idge, by running their trains
across the new bridge over the Kansas River.
at Lawrence and into the Union Dep,t of this
city. A dispatch from Lawrence, to Mr..
Coonrad, T. lished herewith, along with
other telegi :, corroborates the good news ::
'.AwRENCE, April 10, 1872
10 Taa Com. Il Chairman Comm acc q. Railroads
We are n ranging to run oar new L. L. 4
", coaches into Leavenworth On the day Of
the celebration for the first tims, celebrating
the completion of the Bridge across the
"Raging kaw" at Lawr ence.
G. L. DECK
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The New Road to Topeka q Fixed
Fact.

Six months ago the TIMES said hence
forth Leayenwsrth will take no backward
STEP" How we'll this prediction has been
verified can be shown BY the completion OF
the Bridge, the building oil the Narrow
Gauge road, the incoming of new mercant-
lie and manufacturing establishments, and
last, but no. least, the result of yesterday vote
on the proposition to build another road to
Topeka. The returns from the county have
not been received in full; bu, the wards Of
the city and the For precinct, give niajori-
" of 2,337 in favor of the road.
If all the townships in the county go solid
against tie proposition, the CITY majority
cannot be overcome.
This will be welcome intelligence 10 Jefisr-
son and Shawnee counties. The record
made yesterday by Leaysnworth was a good
one, and will insure renewed confidence In
the metropolis throughout the entire State.
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No. i3.
mfUIA gIlMIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
FEONEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

n
uAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
d experience. an entire success; Simple
Prompt-Emcient and Reliable. They are the
Best Family Medicines in use-eo simple that
mistakes canno. Be made in using them; 90 Earn
TO be always reliable. They have received the
highest commendatiou from the thousands who
have long used and known them, and will always
render satisfaction to those Who Try item
No. Cures Rjes IN Bores. Cent?
l. FeveFs Congestion. Inhammations- y
g. Crytnx-Colic or Teething Of Ilfants. g
5. Dyseniery. Gripping, Bilious Colo Is
6. - Ch0lera.Mor6us, Vomiting. ..... .
:. COu:hs, Colds, Bronchitis. ,-.-..-S
3. MeaGaehes. Sick Headache. Vertigo s
10. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. ........S
II. Suppressed or Irregular Periods. .
Il. Whites. too Profuse Periods: .....-S
T. Group Cough. Difficult Breathing -. %
IL s;ruplions Salt Rheum, Erysipeiss. IS
Is i;henn,asisnl Rheumatic Pains Is
70 I:yer & ASue. Chill Fever, Agues. 80
q. - E'I,.< Blind or Bleeding. ..........5 so
- spr;.air,y. aud Sore OF Weak Eyes 80
- 'inrris, acute or chronic, Influenza. so
20 .ooping-cou:h.v violent coughs 50
81 SIS: lima. oppressed Breathing 80
2, -. Discharges. impaired hearing. 80
- %. ,fu!a. Enlarged Glands. Swelings so
81 General Debility. Physical Weal.nesssO
p e ScrOpsy and Scanty Secretions 20
20 :. SEA Sickness, siekncs, from Riding 50
81 Kidney Disease. Gravel ..........5l
IS Nervous Debility, Involuntary
Seminal Discharges. ........-l 90
o. Sore Mouth. CankeT. .... 30
30 Urinary Wcakness, wet;iDG Bed 20
81 Painful Periods Hysterl3 30
81 '' SuAerings at Change of Life. II %
80 Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Nitus Dance %
81. Dfphtheria, liberated Sore Throat so
Price in walls, large size. SOC. and 90
FAMILY CASES. In Morocco, srifh
IS large 3 dram walls. containing the above
Esi, with book Of directions complete, SIG %
80 in paper case, with book. .... 60
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case OF 10 -oz Walls, in fluid, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions; giving full
Cattle, sheep. Dogs and Hogs,
with full directions for use, In neat
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PONDS EXTRACT,
Cares Piles, Neuralgia, TOothaehe,
NEEDING OF the Lungs. stomach,
Hs:s or other SSrg.n' : hH5ns . NE:
Ulcers Old sores. The Best Family
Medlclne known.
Il F, IS. Coz. soe.' r'n'' 81 co. Quarts
~ FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
II your druggist is out OF any Of the RENE
dies, they will be sent by mail express, by the
case or single box, free Of expens: on receipt OF
sE RssSssPR!ngp ESHGs wSss ipa sSs
must be sent by express. On these express
charges will not be paid, unless in quantities Of
S5.c0and upwards.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company
00ce and depot. No ofs BHoAp-:~, New York
THEO. EGERSDORFF agent, corner Fourth
and Shawnee streets. Leavenworth
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18

Oas Neighb0r.
We we're shown 4 letter yesterday BY Mr..
Fer!cr from Hon. S. A. Cobb, in Response
to an invitation to the Bridge Celebration,
in which he says:
''God blessold, plucky, game, LeavenwoEth,
may she ever maintain her ascendancy, and
realize in fact the dreams Of her fondest
votaries, is mine. aud the wish OF every
true Kanssr, live where he may
Good for you Mr.. Speaker, let Us recipro.
cate good wishes for the gallant little city al
the mouth of the Kaw.
Ii is the Chicago Pos that posts its read.
ers on the eason's news in advance, thusly
ssThe CHEEKY buzz Of the buzz saw as i
turns out first class fatal accidents is waftet
on eyery:xale FROM Maine to Florida, ant
rises above the crash Of the nen-explosiv'
coal oil lamp. Soon the combined reape'
and mower will begin to reap . harvest o
fngsn and too, and shooters ofspeing dock
viii hlsw down their guns to &c If they N
loaaed. Fer the0 a1d othef meEcs0 n!
I've psaGzaPhsb b made truly graceful.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
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