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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-01-01
VALUABLE LANDS
FOE q "a:

BY Secretary
ALL the lands described
portion the uacnd lands set
Indians by the provisions
said offered for
abolish
III Large
VOL IL,
bidder exceeding
appraised
thanon twenty
accompanied by OF tine amount BID guarantee
bidder land awarded and bal
wilbe return proper
will notified
practicable
tin
will subject SALE
payment
practicable.
bids be RENTED in Post
payable Commissioner OF
currency.
% and all bids is expressly reserved
iadan Affairs,
Washington L,NDs
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would be found under the sane roof with Il.
We have ignored its existence IS long az pos.
sible and though lis abuse has been heaped
upon Us in no limited quantities yet We
shoul6 not have condsscended notice had
it not been for the outrage and indigniiy
heaped upon a citizen OF high standing nda
respeciability whose only aim was TO protect
his Innocent and heart broken child from
further public disgrace. But this ia not the
end OF the matter by any means. Mr..
Clough is a msn 81 determination and pluck
and when he makes another move it will eb
to place the offenders where they will cease
to be public nuisance.
When the late p. Wills wrote his fine
hymn for the dedication OF Rev. DIR. Beech
er's church, in Hanover street, in 1926. re-
marks the Boston Transcript, "who thought
it would be sung al the dedication of a new
church 70, the Brat;le street society in 1873,
upon q spot then half a mile out in the
water from the eastern shore of the Back
Bay?'
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another reSsisal 0Ay.
Benton Bar.reks, No, April 80, 1866.

Mo- hPsii iooos
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir-Knowing the efficacy
of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and the
efesi qualities It possesses I send the following
statement of my case:
was wounded about two years ago, was taken
prisoner, and conf ned for sixteen months. Being
moved 80 often, my wounds have not healed yet.
l have not sat up moment since was wounded.
/ am shot through the hips. My general health is
impaired, and need something to assist nature !;
have more faith IN your Sarsaparilla than any
thing else. wish that which Is genuine. Please
express me half dozen bottles. and oblige
CAPT. {. p. JOHNSON.
St. Louis, Mo
P S.-The following was written April 3, 1866,
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt johnson
DE-. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR..
c. 5. johnson, skillful surgeon and and ply
stefan. in Central New York, where he died, leav-
ing the above C. p. johnson TO my care. At thir-
teen years OF age, he had a chronic diarrh9a and
scroiula. for which l gave your Sarsaparilla. 1t
cured him. 1 have for ten years recommended it
to many in New York, OHIO and Iowa, for scrofu-
Ia, fever sores and general debility. Perfect
cess has attended il. The cures affected in some
cases of scrofuls and fever almost mirsc
slous. am very anxious for my son TO again have
TO your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful OF get
ting spurious article hence his writing to you for
II. His wounds were terrible, but I believe he
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Read the following extract of letter from Mrs.
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivers, one of the most
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who is At present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. KY, Oct. 8, 1865
Dr. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: Many kind d Anks
to you for the medicine you have 50 kindly given
me. have been q great sufferer for years. and
had the advice Of various physicians ~, some pro-
heart TO be the scat Of the disease. 1 have been
burnt blistered and cupped until have become
iisheartened Several very eminent phyicians
who have examined my spine Informed me that
Was threatened with para ST. or apop,exy any day
and that nothing but a seaton would relieve me.
had perfect horror of this, and was hesitating
about having one inserted. wh-n you kindly sent
me your Sarsaparilla which l Immediately begun
to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with a acute ain in the RI, ht side Of my nesd
length Of time, and on rising TO my feet l would
be perfectly blind for some IN nutes, and would
have 10 hold TO something TO prevent falling.
/ am most happy to inierm you that the pain
in my head is entirely relieved; suffer but sell
dom with my spine, but not SO acutely. My APP
petite Is good, ind ed, for the nrst time In my,
life, l enjoy my dinner more than any other meal
dunny The day.
You kindly sent nae four bottles again last
night, and begun again this morning, and hope
to he entre'y relieved Please accept my heart
telt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your must grateful friend.
NJ b. c. Rivers.
Ny journal abounds with similar letters, all of
which guarantee 10 be genuine; and written by
the persons whose names they bear
DO not suffer yourself TO be imposed on. Dom
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Dom I risk your health by letting novices
ex pertinent upon you with their trash.
Ny SarsapaIia has stood the test for over twen-
ty-ve years II is still the Sarsaparilla Of the day
and Of the age, towering over all others in pOpu-
laIity and its curative quail ties.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm of on you
other extracts Of Sarsaparila sO-called. ReInen-
Der it is Dr. John Bull. Sarsaparlla, of Louisville
Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy for i'm
purities OF the blood and seroiulous affections. AL
ways bear that in mind
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OF CUuLS AND FEVER,

The proprietor OF this celebrated medicine justly
claims Tor il superiority all remedies ever Of
fered to the public tor the SAFE certain speedy and
permanent cure Of Ague aud Fever, or Chiiis and
Fever, whether of long short standing. He
refers 70 the entire Western and Southern Coun-
ny to bear him testimony 10 the truth Of the as
ssrtion, that in no case whatever does II fail TO
If the directions strictly followed and car
med out. In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole families have
been cured by single bottle, with perfect resto-
ration of general b. alth. II is however, prudent,
and in every case more certain to cure, IL its
is continues in smaller doses q week two after
the disease has been checked, more especially in
difficult and long standing cases. Usually this
medicine -ill not require aid to keep the bowels
in good order. Should the patient, however, re-
auire cathartic medicine, after having tax three
four doses o: the tonic, a single dose Of BulP .
essrable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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BULLS
Worm Destroyer
Extracts from a Letter
from Georgia.

viilanaso, Walker Co, Ga, June IS,
DIR. yoHN BuLL-Dear Sir: 1 have recently
givin your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
find ii wonderfully eficacious. 1t has not failed
in single instance to have the wished for effect.
am doing pretty large country practice and
have daily use Tor some article OF the kind.
JULIUS CLEMENT, NJ. D.
?. $50 h. uali6ed and numercu. are tbs tes-
timouiais in favor of nv Worm Destroyer, that
newspaper space is entirely too small 70 tell its
merits
be convinced. See my Journal for . more full de-
scriPtion. JOHN BULL.
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SMTTA's TONIC STRIP.

The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp OF each bottle. DIR, John Bull only
has the right manufacture and sell the original
John J. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
cease. or You will be deceived. See my column
advertisement and my show card. will prose-
cute any one infringing on my right. The eenu-
ine Smith Tonic Syrup can only b prepared
by myself The rublic's servant,
DE. JOHN BULL,
louisville, Nov. S, 1869.
July tn eat &eow
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Appraised
---AREl-- yer Improvis
SUBDIVISION. Section Town Hsnye
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letter THAN EVER 1874

TBrs FAMOUS WEsKLY, which ha. been the
Leading and Largest-CIcu ating Journal Of its
lives but purpo Is to render its ensuing (XXIX)
volume better than yet published. MooKE's kU-
RAJ is the STANDARD AUTHORITY on Agricul-
ture, horticulture and Domestic Affairs,
and Q Choice. High toned ard Popular Liter airy
and Family Paper. No other Jouru al in its sphere
has such large and able corps of editors ard con-
tributors. and none Comprises go many Depart
,nents OF SO great . variety of subjects, nustra-
tons, &c. Noticnai in character and objects, and
adaptsd to both Torn and Country, il mas ardent
admirers in every state, tssitory aad province on
the Continent. Ever earnestly advocating the
Rights and interests of the Industrial Classes,
MOORE RURAL NKw YORKER has long been the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-01-01

TEE County Treasures Office las been
closed until January "a, in order that the
County Clerk mry settle up the business of
che past Treasurer before the new sppointee
lakes charge of the finauces
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Atseution Dealers.

For ssle at the Pork and Packing house,
4Es. 73S aud 40 Shawnee street, Eeaven-
worth, No. l ke,tle-rendered Leas Lard !;
Sugar Cured Hams; Breakfast Bacon !;
Shoulders and Sides; Smoked Tender Loins,
and Loin Steaks; Picked Pigs Feet; Mes
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Sausages and Hsutcheese. All of the fore.
going guaranteed To be the best in the mar
ket. and vii! be sold, at wholesale CT retail,
n st. Louis prices. Orders throughout the
State solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
JOSEPH DuRR,
wdso3l Manufacturer,
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The following members of Mechanic.
Lodge No. 50. we're elected for the ensuing
term:
Wm. 3. Challacombe, n. G.; L. c.
1n1iey, Y. G.; VIM. Dundon, Rec. Secy.
: ~. g. Robertson, Per. Secy.; ]. a Shoe.
0aAa, Treasurer; Nessrs. Geo. L.. Dsvia
& Ylsney and J. Z. yicken. Ttussees.
~ lodge he's bses II existeace sooe
snoum Doufhs end M numbers pineev
8 - cd b = Aewiahiag eussiitioa.
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do do 10 - Ia
Unless the following name!: II ne redamed on
OF before the I'd day Of May. A. ;sTi, hey viii
be conveyed to the purchasers:
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Now, What is the
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hold, established in 1sI2. The american Agrisul-
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TaE HoRrIculfURIsT,
TEE S0cKS R BNER,
TIE DAlRYNAN,

the paper indispensable to the rural and Industrial
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TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER
for the year 1874. 1t will ba delivered 10 subs-ri-
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TERMS:
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frsofbIk IS not sub ivided)

Unless the followidg named lots he redeemed on
OF before the 9Th day OF May. 4. u. 1874, they
Will be conveyed 10 the purchasers:
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SAVE MONEY. SAVE MONEY SAVE MONEY
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FAR and PRESIDE FAv0sITE,

and to-day ha. no PEER in the important sphere Of
Journalism. Belle ling in the tact, talent, and the
discussion Of timely SUBJECTS AZ are Of paramount
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Unless the follow ing named lots be redeemed on
| or before the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1874, they
| will be conveyed to tho purchasers:
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Unless the following named lots be redeemed on
or hetore the 18th d.y Of June, A. ID. Iss4, they
will lie conveyed 10 the purchasers,
C4ilaghan, Smith u HCrd.
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BULLS
: arS parllla a.

Read the following extract Of q letter from Mrs.
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivers, one of the most
earned. eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who Is At present
stationed at Broadw ray Church Louisville. Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-18
PISCICULTURAL MEETING.


The third snnual meeting OF the American Pish
CuIturists' Association VIII be held in New York on
Tuesday, February 10. 1874. at the ONCE OF Mr..
George shepard Page, No. 10 Warren street. The
following distinguished gentlemen are expected
70 read papers
Mr. Spencer r. Baird Cnnted States Commits
sloner Of Fisheries. on his recent examination
Into the condition vi tue Coast Fisheries Of New
England"
Mr. charles G. Atkins, OF Bucksport, Me-, Special
Commissioner OF the Associated states, on 1.-The
Bncksport.n
Rev. Livingston stone OF Charlestown, ~ H., on
his Recent Experiments in the Collection or
Salmon Ova in California and the Food Fishes of
the Pacific Coast"
Seth Green, OF Rochester. Y. Y, Fish Commits
eloner OF the state for New York. on his ''Recent
Experiments III the Collection OF the Ova and
Matching OF Useful Fishes"
+. A. Brackett Fish Commissioner for the State
account OF the fshway recently erected on the
Connecticut River, at Holyoke Mass,
Chan Laisun. OF Springfield, Mass, Commits
etOner OF Education from the Chinese government
10 the United States, on "Fish Culture In China
Rev. William Cliff, President OF the Association,
on 1.-The Transmission Of Qualities In Species as Re-
lsting TO Fish,"
Horatio Seymour, Fish Commissioner for the
Btate Of New York. X. j. Pike, Fish Commits.
Bl0ner for the state OF Connecticut; J. n. SLACK,
Fish Commissioner for the state of New Jersey,
and James Worrall, Fish Commissioner Tor the
State OF Pennsylvania, have been invited to read
papers on subjects OF their own choosing.
TIE re aiding of papers will be followed by a dis
eussiOn Of topics relating to fish culture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-18
TAKMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

Meeting OF the Committee on Organfxa-
tion-DecisiOns rs to the Contested Six
assembly Districts.
meeting Of the Committee on Organization OF
the Iammany General Committee was held yester-
day afternoon, at Tammany Hall, and was pro-
tracted to a late hour. The chair was occupied by
Mr. John Kelly. The object Of the meeting Of the
committee was to decide as to the contested seats
10 Assembly districts. In the Fifth and Tenth dis
tricts q decision arrived at at q former meet
Ing. The following decisions were arrived at by
The committee, and In accordance with which the
Anal report Will be presented to the committee -
In the Sixth district the ticket headed by Mr.. T..
]. Campbell was accepted.
In the Twelfth district the ticket headed Dy Mr..
Henry WOltmann was adopted.
In the Sixteenth district there were two tickets
n the elections which contained twenty-si
names. Twenty OF the names on the tickets were
the same, and as a consequence there could be no
nousiy accepted. Mr. Kelly was authorized to
roner with the contending interests In relation
these names and select from these twelve contest
Ing parties three on each side, so as 10 complete
the delegation.
In the Nineteenth district il was directed that a
aew election should be ordered, and that 1t be
recommended that II should take place on Satnr-
aay the 3lst inst, between the hours OF seven and
anne O'Clock at such place as shall be designated
lion.
In the Twenty third ward the delegation headed
by the name Of John Flanagan IT was decided
should &c accepted.
In the Twenty fourth ward II was decided that
oT. Folz should be duly certified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-18

THE sIxTlETH STREET CALAMITY

1mvsHrkutIOm On Wedhesuay NeYf.
1t has been decided by Coroner Kessler that on
wednesday next he VIII proceed with the invest,
cation in the cases Of the late Mr.. JACOB stiner.
bis vile and daughter. who lost tneir lives by the
burning OF their mansion, No. "a East Sixueth
street. early on Tuesday morning last large
number OF witnesses have been or VIII be sum
mOned to appear, including the superintendent OF
Buildings. Fire Marshai, police Officers, bremen,
&C. From present indications the inquisition Will
last for two or three days, and perhaps longer az
the Coroner has declared his Intention OF making
\ most thorough and searching investigation into
che origin of the fire which resulted so disastrousy
and also inquire into the condnct OF the 1remen
and police after reaching the scene Oi the Calamity
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BROOKLYN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUMs.

On Wednesday evening next the thirty-sixth an
nual ball Of the Emerald Benevolent Association OF
Brooklyn will be held at the Academy OF Music
The proceeds win be devoted, in accordance with
The time-honored custom OF the society, toward
The Roman Catholic orphan asylums. There are
over 200 fatheress and m0therless children In
the male and female asylums and the demands
npon the slender funds available are
very great. The collections in the churches
commendable Of charities were not quite as large
~ In other years, owing doubtless, to the hard
tlmes, winch Threw many poor but generous
overs out OF employment Hence it is hoped
That ai VINO can afford win contribute towards the
maintenance OF the orphans by purchasing .
ticket Tor the Emerald Bail winch afair. from It's
ORGANIZATION, has oeen patronlzed by the eitte of
the IRISH American residents OF the City OF
phurchea.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY lS SHEET
AMUSEM ENTs.

AMUsEMENrs.
N''Io' 't SsSRpislsIsnED SUCCESS 'oAA''
PRIOR % tnsir departure sos California; Ss.A'
voKEs o. "e yoKEs
yoKKs.
| S$ss:
vOKBs
POSITIVELY E2sT WEEK o oi the mos. .uee,,sfu,
''G Sioauees q dis ss ssassa. fun
THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN
AiN THE SsRs Of THE kTuhkM
~ MIS- .os, SaE s afs OF THE KITCHEN IAN.
mss ~UT fhE sEEshs or THE KITCHEN AASA"A'
MI sanps EEs = THE k44ShsEos GIBBS
TRAGEDY COMEDY oPERAi BALLErl
ns 5S;sss? 5As ssfa sv yHsEl N
rhS sEPfzs 81 fs Hlssssss ROMEO
an Which the voKEs will appear tosether with other
WOODS ISys,y R0'O BYRON
OLIVE hN y dSSsas
specially drama JACK ROBINSON
S2h 3ako 1s DtNs Mr AEAs
u,, ! THE he CHINESE ; JUGGLER GEORGE DTNBAR
ae@rs DICK SANDS ThE GREAT PEhbY. &C.. viii
appear.
" ProprieIor and Manager. MT. LESTER wAILAoK
D'''' open asrEa asE wES '''''
EVERY Ey s I, TNTiL FURTHER Il NOTICE.
,, 10, Lord .''''r ao s's?t Comedy ,,s, Of
H aei snHR sf To1 5oHT f pSk "
MIS- 6h h's EEEfExf LEWIS Nine roSISI and
MEF IS and 81 H BheApWlv, s and ss
The popular vaudeville Theatre Of New YORK ''''
THE LARGEST TROUPE OF ARTISTIC MERIT
ydk Tus 3 81 1Ns
STERLING ATTRACTION OF WIDE WORLD FAME
IS; 81 ;: ?: 14zl.s:y p,.~.., 7;:;.,..sr,..
apD sas' EDITH sIzaDE '1s ssis:aes
s'D faE in IF nr mqsof hE lsFSs entitled
LAURA che Little s sss E KIth ieRg Edith Blands
Or 9 $Hs ifssE SSS 1Ea s
ser sS u a ss sssasy
and Child
Qghhs "a VII 3. ss
rs Esss :as SIS
Miss KATE MISS XhsG 9sk nph n hSa AEsxSDs1SA
the charming and talented seriocomi6 Vocalist in new
: Il ss
oS VIII Hu sFsHis s Egfk4 Eyk AaSs1s
Doors open en;a 81 car'an rises s., at .nos
secure your seats in advance
TrNION SQUARE THEATRE
wepxrsD TA aFIERs y N5 j.a ISL. 80
The delightful With %ftRS Il ' afSA VII e
kq Mss so EH5RE HSs
anu MISS III sTAGH.srRUcK BARBER
jeremiah Clip with his limitations ~ WI
ppcrea by the members OF Booths theatre compsny
in their 't'e0 Shh fgsf 81 r # KITCHEN
Admission 81; Reserved Seats SOC. extra, to be pro.
cured ar the box Office OF the theatre
THEATRE CoMIoUE.
Owing Tie ;aiSk '$SRss
his physician has advised him go Florida for the
mainder OF the winter. -
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
will be given him
THURSDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY %
when the tire Theatre Comique Company and q host
OF volunteers will appear.
NEW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
IN Manager ......................Mr A. r. SAMUELLS
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON
MONDAY, JANUARY 49,
Encouragement Of
F. y. CHANFRAU
for FIVE nights
AS KIT,
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER
MONDAY, JANUARY 26 LUCILLE WESTERN.
rTIyOLI GARDEN,
Eighth street. between Second and Third avenues
THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
at 3 O'Clock and evening at O'Clock,
TWO GRAND VOCAL
AND
INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERTS.
Admission-AfternoOn, l5c. evening, &c.