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PRICE CFTICKETS.

Whole TickefssIO halves SIS, and quarters 81. 50.
Eleven Whole tickets for 500 O discount OF less
than 500 orders Nothing could be more appro-
PIRATE for presents than ticsefs to this BANG Of
Wealth OF mote likely to produce grandsr srtsiac-
tory results The object Of the ThiId Gift Conc n
is the enlargement aud endowment Of the Publ c
Library Of Kentucky. which. by The special set
authorizing the Concert for its bneht Is he for
ever free 10 all citizens Of every state This Concert
will be conducted ke the first ard second hereto
fore give, and full Particulars 81 the mode of
drawing the gifts and paying them. and every thing
necessary u thorough understanding Of the
scheme. from belinripg to end, are now published
m the form Of . circular, which will furnished
free Of cost TO any who apply. The entire manage
ment Of this undertaking has been committed by
the trustees to Hon. Tho. Ersmlette, late Gov
ernor of Kentucky, to uhom all communications
pertaining TO the G.ft Concert should be addressed.
L. T. DCRRETT, President.
W. N. HALDEMAN, Vice Pres',.
JOHN 9. CAIN, See Public Library, Ky.
FARMERS 4 DROvEE5' BANK, Treasurer
As THE IIss for the Concert is close at hand
tApril sth) parties wanting tickets sbould send In
their orders Immediately IL they would avoid the
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in the lev
days preceding the drawing. ALI orders and ap-
picafions for agencies, circulars and information
will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
ianls-2fa1AW AGENT Public Library. KY.
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OFFICE COUNTY SUpERInTKsDENT,
Leavenvorth County,

OFFICE COUNTY SrPERIHTEr EyY,
Leavenv worth County,
Leavenworth City, March 18th, 1874.
HVHERE viil be an examination Of teachers for
j the spring terms Of the county schools On the
18th Of March inst. at the western Business Col
lege corner Il Fifth ard Seneca streets, commeae.
without certificates Who expect to te.eh . spring
tern should ~ PIE Mt, this i'll be The last e.
sminstioo Of the year ! he Executive Commjttes
q sho Te- ehers Institute and other tescheHs -
yequssssd IN BE- present. To arrange tor The neat
Csansy Institute.
J. p. DAUsFRNAN,
CAntBDa0 4oor1 q E1amfD0s. ana CAn1RR0n'cl
4sasha1 kxssskve Cs0ntt1sa
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WOMAN.

By IN iramenss practice. extending through .
period Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
10 woman, have been enab.cd to perfect q most
potent and agreeable msd.cine that meets the indi-
cations presented BY that class Of diseases win
po.stivc certainty and sxacfness.
TO designate this natural specific compound.
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THE FRONTIER.
BEAD Bodies Of Whites AMI Indians
lon ID on the CimmarOn ant
Meaicine Lod &c Greeks.
The Corpse Of Capt. Grim Recognized.
yorc indian Troubles on The Frontier
Appreciated.

Last evening William Holland, Of the En-.
xineer Corps, arrived at Leavenworth from
the southwest frontier, and brought the news
of rerious depredationa
He reports the killing of I've Indians on
the Cimmaron, and two white men on Medi-
cine Lodge Greek. From all sppearsnces
the bod,es Of the whites had been without
Life for q week previous to their discovery.
One was recognized - the corpse Of Captain
Griffin, who kept rancho west Of Wichita.
His body v.s identified BY his wooden leg.
His scalp had been taken. which Is evidence
that Indians killed Him. Griffin had been
employed % = guide at Camp Supply. and
was returning to the settlements when
killed.
The ground near the spot where he was
found was strevn With the shells Of e1plod-
ed cartridges, showing that be and his com.
rades resisted the Indian attack.
Mr.. Holland reports that one of the In
dian bodies found on the Cimmaron was that
of Big Mouth, the Arrapahoe Chief Who
visited this city last month, and paid visit
to the Morris school.
II is thought BY Holland that the Indians
were killed BY the traders along the Cimma-
ron selling whisky to the red men, and that
the Indians in retaliation killed the white
men. Big Mouth and his party gave evil
dence against some traders in the United
States Court At Topeka about four weeks ago.
Big Mouths los il generally regretted
because he was recognized at the agency as q
useful and peaceful CHIEF, and one whose in
Huence in the direction of peac. on the from
tier was valuable. Our information from the
southwestern country Is TO the effect that the
traders are carrying on an extensive traffic in
liqnor with the Indians, and very serious
trouble with the tribes is likely to be the re.
suit
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Fee so,iee In local column. jaaaersSv
AVOID 0UACKS.

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CHICAGO.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND pEALER8
Fer sale at " holsesale by GEORGE A. EpLY
and Retail by B. E. THOMPSON,
Aav2ed&we6
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MEDICAL.
RESTORE YOUR SIGHT.

An dissss Of the Eye saees.fally t.s.ssa By
DaecD new Patent 1vosy Eye CUpAI
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Partial Blindness. q eighteen ysan standing. in
Z. G. Ellis. late Mayor Of Dayton, Ohio, ysVss
us Nov. Is, 1859: l have tested The Patent 1sosy
Eye Cups, and am satisfied they are good. I am
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Of the agc. =
An persons wishing for full particulars. ces>aA-
address TO US. and will send our Treatise onShs
Eye, Of forty pages, free Of charge BY return nail
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S. TO $50 ri e si.. . 4 sS:.i :.',:
pie, u sither ser, Yong or old, make more mnney
at york fos u in their spare moments, or all the
Addfss. g. sGnsSn o., Portland, Maine :,
am'-W1v -
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TO EXCHANGE,
TtxAS CATTLE AND HORSES

For improved ci,y prcperty. With cool rental
value Ais ubinpro,ed land for unimprbved lots
In the city.
o. J. hopkins 4 co.,
No III Delaware stIes', ietseea Main snd sse-
ood street,. usYf3-dAv
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rte Revolusson Oonplese.

Ho0 AeVOeoBeOo - pHC9e.
The downfall of alcoholic nos:rums which
ave so long been cure to the health and
morals of the community is nearly accom-
'lished. The introduction of DR.. Walker'a
vinegar Bitters was q mortal blow to the
hole brood of rum polluted nostrums I'D.
ertieed as "Tcnics, and they will be con-
yned to the limbo of things lost on earth,
th the hearty consent of all the intelligent
vtion of mankind. Uncontamipated With
sdeadly bane of the bodies and souls Of
n, Vinegar Bitters contains all the valua-
,remediai properties with which the Crsa-
has endowed the choicest medicinal
b, roots and banks of the Western World.
sindeed the pure and powerful Tonic and
erative which the masses have been ak.
for 20 long and which the proiession,
,erto have been unable to supply. Bo-
cal research, chemical skill, and . pro-
d insight into the causes of disease, have
binsd 70 produce specific which liter
.r.dicats dyspepeia, biliousne., inter-
mt and remittsot feverr. nervous d.
., rheunatisn. govt and all other bod
hvhich are not Absolutely beyond The
.of medicine.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 10. 90 Git. all cash

To provide means 'or this magnificent Concert,
One o00ds~d Thousand Tickets only
will lie issued, large por ion o. which are already
sold.
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REAL ESTATE, Et.::.


Improved Farms and Unimproved Land, Ia Lsav
worth and wyandotfe COUNTIES.
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SELF-SLAUGHTER.

Eerlarahle Death OF Martin Reben.
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saesusea q n Cne1eni la6es11Hy0
= Y IX1ck xAAWr
: 49, 1rzEAHAx NJ
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with you?" she replied, swell, have
been down to Charles room mot OF the
time during the past week, and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

ALsTEAD, N. H.-A large excursion
party from Charleston visited Alstead
on Tuesday evening. There was some
seventy-five couple, who were served
with supper and merry time gener-
ally.
On the 18th inst. the golden wedding
ofMr.and Mrs erley Allen was celebrat.
ed by about sixty of their friends, who
gathered at their house, bringing some
$40 in presents and passed very pleas.
ant evening. The affair was surprise,
and after some remarks by Rev. Mr..
Spaulding, the company sat down to an
excellent supper prepared by the ladies
of the vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28
OVER THE RIVER
j. D. BRIDGMAN.
Es.a.e Of Eliza s. Dear.

STATE Of VERMONT The Probate Court in
us + OF WEsTMssTER S. and for said district -
DEAN late Of Grafton. in said district deceased.
Won, - GREETING
been filed in the court here, purportine 10 he
the last will and testament of said Deceased by Al
and that said court will decide upon the allow
said at the session Of said court to be
said district on the FIRST WEDNEsDAY ~
MARCH. 1873, at which time and place you can BE-
heard In the premises If you shall see cause.
Feb. IL, 1873. s.ie
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

FELoHvILLE.-The schools of Felch-
vile have been very excellent during
the past year, and are reported very IA
vorable by the superintendent of schools.
Among other things during the winter
term, there were two contests for prizes in
English composition, having reference 70
originality, construction of sentences
punctuation, spelling, writing and use Of
capital letters. The two prizes offered
by the Supt. were awarded by Mr.. Thorn.
as Curley, of Tufts College, to Elbridge
NJ. Buck and Hattie NJ. Kendall; and
the other two prizes, one offered by Mr..
Thos. Curley and the other by the teach.
er in this department, we're awarded by
Col. Thos. o. Seaver, of Cavendish. (whc
kindly consented to examine and decide,
to Samu Ell K Cham berlin and Charlie,
r. Kendall All the competing com
positions were very creiitable to the
young authors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

How A FoRGER WASN'T ARRESTED.
George F. Nutter, Pennington, N.
II. man, who succeeded in swindling the
bank at Dover, Pennington and Roch-
ester, alb ut two years ago, out of large
amount by means of forged checks, was
found to be in Florida, recently, and an
officer was dispatched to bring him back
to his anxious friends in the state. Nut
ter was found to be living quietly with
his family, running saw-mill with the
help of gang of negroes. Procuring
a requisition from the government, the
officer soon found Mr.. Nutter, with
whom he was acquainted, who, divining
his mission, began giving orders about
the property, which were rendered INTEL
ligible to the officer by the appearance
of nearly 100 negroes, armed with pis-
tolls, guns and other murderous imple-
ments. The posse was speedily driven
from the field, and the officer warned as
he valued his life to return to he Gran
lite state, which advice he considered
worthy of implicit following.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28
Snow Blockade.

The grandest snow storm OF the winter
came off on Friday last, closing at about
midnight. There was plump fifteen
inches. 1t came in both poetry and
prose, but the prose was mainly in the
general blockade that followed.
The railroads at this point were block
AIDED in all directions during most of
Saturday. The down Central train,
however, got in late in the afternoon, and
the Rutland late in the evening. No
New York or Boston trains or mails till
Sunday. Wellington's stage from Graf
ton, &c, arrived at about P. M, four
hours late but beating the railroads,
while Jewett was only some half an
hour late.
Two trains were snow bound, on or
near the sumit, above Ludlow, but the
passengers seem to have taken this de-
lay in good humor. They held meet
ing Saturday afternoon and passed reso-
buttons of thanks to conductors Dow and
Phipps, and to the people at Healdville,
for courtesies received. Among the pas
sengers was Halls band, of Boston, who
were trying to get through to Rutland
to fill an engagement.
Over fifty passengers collected at this
point upward or westward bound till
Sunday evening, when a special train
took them to Rutland. A few mani
tested some impotence, but the most of
them were as petient as the average of
mankind.
On Monday the trains were running
again on all the roads, but were general
ly several hours late, and have been
more or less late through the week. 1t
has been uncommonly hard for the rail-
roads all through the winter, and the
storm of Friday extended heavy and
deep through Vermont, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts and Maine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

PUTNEY.-Considera excitement
was recently created in Putney by re-
port that lady had come home form
Springfield, Mass, and was sick with the
smallpox. 1t appears that she had been
in S. taking care of her mother, who was
sick with the varioloid. As the lady was
living on Main street, the house was
closed for day or two, and the doctor
decided that there was no danger. 1t
broke up both the village schools, which
had about two weeks longer to keep, but
all is quiet in regard to smallpox now
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

TowNsHEND.-The auditors report
for the town of Townshend shows the
resources of the town to be $2,537 ~.
Liabilaties, s3,106.49 leaving an indebt-
edness of s56S.77. Expenses for the sup
port of the poor have been s625.4S.
Joab Holland, an aged and respected
citizen of the town, who has for many
years been one of its inhabitants, and
for thirty-five years an influential mem
Der Of the Baptist church, died very
suddenly in fit of appoplexy about
four o'clock in the afternoon, 18th inst,
while saving wood at his door.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Probate Court in
To all persons interested.
o,, GREETING.
y on are hereby notified that Aaron NJ Butler
guardian of LOWELL W. HAVEN an insane
person, has filed his application in court here rem
resenting that his ward owns real estate and the
equity OF redemption in lands situated in Jamaica
IN said district and that il will be conducive 10 the
ment of his debss and to provide for bis support
also prayed for Hcenee to sell the same at public
auction or al private sale, and that said will
decide upon said application at the session thereof
next to be held al the Inn of NJ A. Wilder in Rock
inRham on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of MARCH,
laS, when and where you can be heard in the prem
Uses If you shall
G. B. EDDY. Register.
Feb. u. 1873. $40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

ooD Town MEETINGs.-The annual town
meetings occur in this State next Tues
day. Financial reports are made and
the more important town officers will
render an account of their Stewardship
SPsthe past year. As general thing towns
find it good policy to re-elect all good
w and faithful officers, and by faithful off,
Is GERS We mean those who have stood by
fActura and maintained the interests of the town
EwEr regardless of persons or outside personal
GAM interests, as opposition to town officers
With more frequently springs from this source
than any other. At all events elect men
DIS of good business tact and mana cement,
AIR Fwho are usually the class who make the
TOYS best public officials.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28
Auction Sale.

IN BANKRUPTCY, DISTRICT OF VERMONT IS
THE UNDERSIGNED Assignee of the estate Of
i CHARLES LIVERM0RE. will sell at public
auction at Engine Hall in the village of Bellows
Falls on MONDAY the TWENTY-F0URTH DAY
of MARCH. A. D.. 1878, at 0NE o'clock, P. N.
The following real estate situate and being in the
town of Rockingham and described follows;
The Ball Pasture called containing about 4C
acres. The Severance Pasture containing acres
The Stead Pasture containing 30 acres. The Barry
Pasture containing As acres. The Dutton Pasture
containing ifty-seven acres. The Leach Pasture
containing Is acres. Barry land containing l9 acres
and will be sold subject to said dover.
GEO. SLATE. Assignee.
Bellows Falls. Feb 18th. 1873. sii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

In the District Court of the United States for the
District Of Vermont. In the matter Of I. L. SAR-
GENT, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of said Bankrupt and all whom
this may concern:
THIS Is to give notice that the second and third
Il general meetings Of the creditors of the afare
said Bankrupt have been ordered by said Court 10
be held at Bellows Fails in said district on tbs
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MARCH A. d.. ls7a AZ
TEN o'clock, A NJ. at the Island House before A.
Underwood one Of the registers in Bankruptcv os
said Court. for the purpose named in the 9Th and
18th sections Of the United State Bankrupt act an
proved March second. 1867 and that have led nv
final account as assignee of said Bankrupt in said
Court and at the time and place above named, /
shall apply TO said Court for settlement of my said
account and Tor discharge from all Liabilities As
visions Of the 18th section Of the Bankrupt act of
March second, A D., 1861.
lGS -
su $50. SLATE. Assignee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court in
DIs'T OF WESTMINSTER. IS. and for said district
To all persons interested in the estate of JOAB
HOLLAND, late Of Townshend in said district de.
ceased.
GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument has
been filed in court here, by the executrix there
in named for probate purporng to be the last will
and tesiment of said deceased and that said court
will decide upon the allow thereof at speciaI
session Of said court to be held at the Probate Office
in Iownshend in said district, the TWENTY
SECOND DAY Of MARCH 1873 when and where
cause.
Feb. IS, 1873 GIL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-02-28
E.,a,e orFrederiek g. rice.

STATE OF. VERMONT I At Probate Court
DISTRICT of WINDSOR. IS. held at Cavendish with.
IN and for said district. on the TENTH DAY o!
FEBRUARY. A, D.. 1873.
A INSTRU MENr purporting to be the last will
n and testament of FREDERICK G. RICE late OF
Reading. in said district deceased presented GO
the court here for probate by 6ibertA. Davis. the
executor therein named.
Therefore. 1t is ordered by said court that public
notice be given to all persons concerned .nerein 10
appear before said court at thereof 70 be
held At the Probate Once in Chester in said district
on the TkNTH DAY of MARCH, A. D.. ls7A and
and it is further ordered that this order be pubIish
ed three weeks successyely in the Bellows fafls
Times. newspaper printed at Rockingham in thu
state. the last OF which publications shall be pre-
vious 70 the day assigned aforesaid for hearing.
Oliver ander my hand a. Cavendish. in said dis-
tric-. this l0<h 5Ay OF February. A. D.. 1873
--fle THOMAS v skAvER RagiAG.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT / For THE DISTRICT
OF THE UNITED STATES OF VERMONT.
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt. and all whom
this may concern: This is to give notice that the
second and third general meetings of the creditors
of aforesaid Bankrupt has been ordered by said
Court, to be held in Bratieboro in said District on
the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1873, al
TEN o'clock, A NJ at the Office of Clark & Haskins
before ABEL UNDERWOOD oneof the kegistes in
the 9th and 18th Sections of the United States
Bankrupt act approved MARCH SECOND. 1857 ;
and that have filed my final account as Assignee OF
said Bankrupt in said Court and at the time and
place above named shall apply to said, Court for
settlement Of my said account and for a discharge
from all liabilities Assignee of said estate in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the 18th Section of
the Bankrupt act of MARCH SECOND. A. D., 1867
Dated at Bellows Falls in said District, this It'll day
of February, A. D.. 1873.
70 GEO. SLATE. Assignee.