The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 4

"Ahiiai'riii nDnrrrftiMne SPECIAL SPECIAL NOTICES. (Letter written by Andrew ohnson i CUT- ADVEI.TIS1SIENT8 I THE CAPITAL JOBTLXAYISIEOEIH. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19, 1870. Charles Samnef are offered for by ttaf Xielpsio aato graph dealers at one dollar each.

Grant and Sherman's fao simUiea are rated at two, three and foar dollars. A long let ter written by SismarcK, costs oo oenta. The fac aimUies of Napoleon and Viotor JEmanael are offered for fire dollars. fwx -nr -r tWMtm-waa I A. Body 1 Hind Diseaae.

Such is dyspepsia. The stomach and the jta.in are too Intimately allied for the one to suffer without the other. dyspepsia and despondency are inseparable. It may be added, too. that irritation of the stomach is almost in variably accompanied by irritation of the temper.

Therinvigcratrnc and tranquiliaing operation of Hoetetter's Bitters is most powerfully devel oped in cases of indkestion. The first effect of this asreeable tonic Is comforting and encoura- kiBC. A mild slow pervades the system, the earonio uneaainesa in tne resion or tne stomacn la lessened and the nervoua restlessness which characterizes the disease la abated. This im provement is not transient, It is not succeeded by the return of the old symptoms with superadded force, as is always the ease when unmedi-cated stimulants are given for the complaint. Bach dose seems to impart a permanent acces sion of healthful invigoration.

But this is not all. The aperient and anti-bilious properties of the preparation are scarcely secondary in im portance to its tonic virtues. If there ia an overflow of bile the secretion is soon brought within proper limits, and if the bileary organ is inert and torpid it is toned and regulated. The effect npon the discharging organs is equally sal utary, aad in cases of constipation the cathartic action is just sufficient to produce the desired result gradually and without pain. The Bitters also promote healthy evaporation from the surface whioh is particularly desirable at this season when sudden spells of raw.

unpleasant weather are apt to check the natural perspira tion and produce congestion of the liver, coughs and colds. The best safeguard against all dis eases is bodily vigor, and this the great Vegeta ble Restorative essentially promotes. dAw AMERICAN HOTEL, 1 (South Side of Rotlroad.) I SHERIDAN, KANSAS. i I The travelling Public -wilt find at this ITotel good. Kooma.

ana o-uaoie supplied witn all the country affords, liar and Restaurant attached to the Hotel. i IcHARCES REASONABLE. 1 'Tim novl8d83 Proprietor. NEW BOOK STORE. 1.1 si.) ESTABLISHED MAY IOTH, 1869.

G. H. OLIVER WHOLESALE AKD BETaBI 'j BOOESELLEIIS STATIOSEBS Ke suuiBtautly on hand a large assortment of IIISCELLA17E0US, THEOLOQiCAL; and" school booes bibles. albums HARD1NGS' i PRAYER BOOHS. cb Dentera Supplied at Lowest Wholesale Sato.

Orders solicited and promptly filled. G. H.OIiiVER Co. idibKiARESTREtnv' lalJiLvrVv'OlTI. has, maylld4 BAHUFACTUBBB AID BBALBB IB Havana and Domestic Of the Choicest Brands.

TOB ACCOS, PIPES, sm miens' ARTICLES, Cor. Fourth Delaware Sts. r. LBAVEKWOKTH, KANSAS 'Orders are respectfully solicited eept28d73 dry goods. -1 S2 Ilain avon worth.

L.ARGH: 8TOCII 77 FRESH GOODS CHOICE prices. Domestic i Goods. Hosiery. Notions, All. Good Buyers sbotdd call to post, tnemgelvcs In Styles analTlces.

-J- Jy2Sd2 The Largest Jewelry Establishment In Was 4 D. O. AO CARD 508,401 anil 403 Sorth 4th Corner of toorisf. Odd Fellows Hall. St.

Louis direct importers, manufacturers. and wholesale and retail dealers WtScei Clociiit Dimcnds, Jewelry, and Plated Ware. Table' and -o "Asetstg for tbe WALTH AM. HOWARD and ELGIN Hair Jewelry made to Watcaef. Clocks and Musical Boxes repaired by skillful workmen desire to eall special attention to the WevSekes ewa nak, both key ana aeyiesr Tnnainr, Tor iiadies.

which we guarantee tne best and cheapest in tbe market. Orders per mail will receive prompt attention. '-SRi a MrJ Lm Ibsttk ahcs vJ tNo' 78 8ttwet. I THE Regular 'Annual Meeting ofthe Stock-A holders of this Company will be beld in the Company's- Office on Wednesday, the 10th day of February, A. D.lo70.eommenoina; at 10 o'clock f-WiGSQ.

AoSRE.Sec'y. UOTVERSITY OF KANSAS THI8 INSTITUTION -NOW AFFORDS foil facilities for prosecutiaa regular and sedeet eonrsea ef study in the Sciences, Ancient nd Modern Laasuases. Drawins and Music. Ihe collection ef apparatus has lately been largely increased by the addition of new and costly instruments, whioh has been selected with special reference to extended and thorough instruction in Human Anatomy and Physiology. Laboratory practice ia Chemistry.

Observatory practice ia Astronomy, and office and field prac tiee in the Natural Sciences, aad in Surveying and Enaaneering'-vjr-T; i-T-j sion HOD. Bearcl eanT) procured in the city at as reasonable rates aa at any other place in the West. Stndeiitfl who desire) ft will find amsla nnnor. tanities for boarding I he seocad session of the academic yew XS69-70 begins Wednesday, January 36 187 O. The remlar-eramiBatiftns for admission will be held on the 21th and 25th.

sfl Janoary, -For catalogue, snd fS'uWi President ot the University. Kas. d23-dlfcw4t Pliababt Ridcb, Km, Jan. 17th Ebrros Tixu Aap CoxsiBfAtiTi something startling in the history of the Kansas press that it does not take up, ia concurrence with the position of your papery (whose aedoa ia being the first to-; raise aToice in! behalf of the favored, historie6tate, is so commendable,) and entbusiasti-ealiy put up our claim for the removal of the Capital of the nation to is ithe matter with all of our editors? they-ulh one-eroyorTe -they--eonelded that, somehow or other bey may la'tbe distant future lose a small chunk of "bread and butter Believing neitfcer te be true, we are Utt just where we started, asking What can the matter be? Always so ready heretofore to vindicate even the smallest pretensions Of the State, the press has, thus far, strangely shown its inclination not to grapple with a great, momentous local question, and with it to stand er fall, and, it seems to me, plays a very; unenviable part. What is more astonishing learn that the latent settimeut of those who control a great portion ef thet leading btate papers, who have thought the question Jmpor-tant enough to form an opinion of any kind.

Is to the effect that, although our position is the most central, we have no point of sufficient importance to claim the capital, and that, there" fore, St. Louis or some ether powerful city must have it! If this ia true, it it is too" much the sentiment of bint -who regards position, wealth and pomp aa the acme of all importance ia human affairs, or the feelings of the shoddy aristocrat towards him who is nAnr and does not eoiov the importance of position or display of riches, though he be as Aridities aad-as honest as tbe father of his country. Let ns away with this. What was Washington before the capitol was estab lished there? Why did not New York, as be ing tbe most powerful city, and as well situated, secure the ofthe unimportant city Waahinirton? It is nonsense to talk such fWitbout appealing directly to statistics, let us coin pare a few general notes and ascertain. if we can, why Leavenworth should not be the capital: 1.

Is it true that Leavenworth does act eo-cupy, as the first desideratum," a central position If it is, and this is to decide, she should not be made the capital. z. Was ehe tha great avenues of travel la a degree sufficiently convenient to accommodate the public, and to warrant the country in making her the seat of government? If her situation on tbe second greatest navigable river on the continent, if net in the world, together with being one of the great railroad centers of what is now called the West, is not sufficient in this respect, then, some oiW mora favored city should be made-the eapitaL Jj; 3d. Can some other city offer greater pecuni ary inducements to tne uovernmeni, aa- mo desideratum third In Importance. than xlst inthe surroundings of Leavenworth If the sale of the thousands of acres of land now wned by the Government, upon which is the lite of Fort Leavenworth one of tne most peautiful in the world will not reach the most fabulous prioes, and bring into the Treasury millions of dollars, more than Can be Offered by another-city, added to "already expended in pubtio works, is not an important Inducement then Leavenworth shouia not be the capital.

Influential papers iaihe East are advocating bur cause, while our own papers merely note kbe fact, and advocate some other point, or fly off into asm aw-not-to-doit vagary and leave ins to slide passively along, without the slightest effort to save Leavenworth is strong, In' facti She does possess every ad van ta go that could be Said of any other point, and we hope. ho will wake up to the reality and go to work. Without intending to make, you or your pa per, in the least responsible in tne matter oi this. I have i written it as a citizen of Kansas, for the purpose" of calling upon the- press- and public men ltd) come and show their bands. Let those of us who are in favor of making Leavenworth the capital, and the treat oity "of interior America, know upon whom to depend, St.

Louis has her meetings almost every day and now let Leavenworth have her meetings. Let us begin at onea, in tbe interest, arouse the sentiment of the States, immediately upon the works, and the contest will coon have narrowed down to these two cities, and Leaven' worth will be the winner. Lbavbh worth. i II Ttk Koefcefort. The Commercial article ofthe ISth ef Janua ry, headed: iiuraanly Jiocliefort, prooves aain that we were very much mistaken when we thought that ther Leavenworth Dmwwm; or rather the journal representing the same, was liberal or trueiy Democratic, exoepting, always, when the question of the color of citi- tens inhabiting the United States is raised.

This artiole says that Napoleon is no tyrant, while the Congress ofthe United States is com posed of thieves. The author of said article maliciously omits to mention the forty millions which France is compelled to pay to one of its citizens, for tbe great advantage of being sent by him to Cayenne or Lambessa, whenever it suits his convenience, for what he calls a political crime. We said forty millions, well we could quadruple this amount without exaggeration, and then not mention the most precious ef thing be robs us of, vis So much Tor As to Rocbefort we can' say -that he ia a brave, liberty-loving; Frenchman, a Republican, and attacked by the ruffianly author of that article'. We" certainly did not expect this from an American citizen. The impudence of the fellow who addresses his fulsome eulogies to Napoleon and bespatters, at the same time the great Republican Roebei fort is refreshing.

Perhaps the fellow is speou-lating upon the chance of being elected emper-j or oi n.anBas, ana inns ne mignt receive tne same salary bis friend Nap is getting, besides stealings andjOther perquisites. Be easy, my boy be easy. Don't speak about what you don't know. Sbvbbaii Fbxhcb Citiuhs. JTrt 1 "-atollwa of turn sMayv 8 were shown yesterday Daniel Ham, of Williams town, two curiosities, which he unearthed near that town, April 1st, 1869.

He was fixing up a fence on his farm between Williamstown aud. Perry ville, and taking dowsj some stone from the' top of the bluff, north of the railroad traok, found a piece of curiously carved wood Imbedded between the top soil and solid rock. Oa examination be found that tbe board had decayed till it waa mere dust, but on soraping it away be found under it two silver Indian medals, which, -proved to bo of great value as relics. One 1 4s a silver British medaf of peouliar 'style, three and one-fourth inches la diameter, on the, reverse side having the British coat of arms, and on the obverse the medallion head of George ll and the words "Dei Gratia." other medal is of silver rather larger than an bid silver dollar. On one side is the inscription in a wreath, "Second Presidency of Geo.

Washington1, MDCCXCVI." On the wreath we also discovered a letter K. Oa the other aide a honse, tree, cow, calf, sheep, Shepherd and mountains, with the letters U. S. A.j and C. IT.

Kucbler, B. These medals were evidently buried by Indian, perhaps a Delaware, and may have a romantic history which Can' yet be written. Slay be some Eastern antiquary can write the history of these- medals aad give it to tbe press. Cannot some of the ofiieara of the Phil adelphia mint let as know the history ofthe Washington medal In the meantime should the curious desire any information they may obtain it by writiog Mr. Daniel Ham, Williams- town, Kansas.

ABTictriAa attention Js directed to the advertisement of book fr the million Marriage uuiue in anoraer column, it should be read by alb r'iij 'tf The old reliable Missouri Pacific Railroad is still on time and ready to extend aeeommodat tions to the travelling jpublio as usual Through tickets for sale and berths in sleeping car secured of Billy Beck at ITo. 1. Planters House, and of A. An gell, earner of Third and Delaware streets. Taos.

Dobwib, tf 1 qb. Westera Agent, Cnirxao Jewbibbs, Among tne. meet reliable Geld Ellversralths, and those whose sales are tbe larg- the Country, are Giles Bros." 4 142 Lake St. Chicago, Their stock of all classes of fine American Cold Jewelry, Ac, is rich WhCnplete" Their pricos wUI fee' cnprison with those any manufacturers or manufacturers agent in UaiaT glatea. Worms occasion capricious Anad variable appetite, disturb the sleep, disorder the bowels and casus moaning and trindins ofthe teeth while asleep, B.

A. Fahnestock's Vcrmifute wil expell them immediately. deeleodlm Drake's Collection for making Brandy: all kinds ef Wine. Gin. Ale, Beer.

Cordials, Superior Cider, and much other useful information for these dealins ia or manufacturing any of the above, either for the bade or home use. Bent by mail itreeoi postage ior uty venis. Address R. E.NORMANDY. 601 Market street.

St. Louis. Mo. Xaooa so Troira. cTTix.Drr.rr.

The Great Soothing Remedy. BRSi Cures Colic, and Orl-i Price as Cents Price as WHITCOMB'S fefh. oyi lews oi Msuusii a BXAS. Subdues Convulsion 1 WHITCOMB'S 1 SrraSnt to syrup. I Infanta A Children.

MRS. Cures Diarrhea. Dys- Cents. Price wniTnAimia antaruSammtrOoiii- oiHrf as Cents as Srraa. I .11 mjnm.

It is the rent Infajata' and Children's Sooth ing; Remedy in all disorders brought on by Teething or any other oause. Prepared by the uraiioB meuiein gt, Aiouis. Bio. Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines everywhere oct7dAw76 Tl ATIT1 COXV1V11C7ZOZ7. Roirland's Beceipfs I Ac.

comprising valuable information for everybody. Sent by mfil (free of postage) for 50 ets. Address R. E. NORMANDY.

601 Market St. Louis. Ho. IF YOU WANT Baib Rbstobativb ever used for restoring srey hair to its original color, send 35 cents for a package. IE Villi WAIJTioe "White Teeth and ir lull If Alii Healthy Gums, and a sweet breath, send for our Tcbkisb DsBTmios, price cents.

Vnil 13f 11T A sure cure for Head. ir I UU If Mil I ache. Catarrh. Deafness or Bussing in the Ears, send for our Stbbbota- TOBy. rice 3a cents.

EaTEither of tbe above sent post-paid en re ceipt of price. Address JOS. K.L0CHA.R. 431 Market street. bt.

Liouis. Mo. Hatclielor'8 Ilatr Dye. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only true and perfect Dye harm, less, reliable, instantaneous.

No disappoint ment. No ridiculous tints. Remedies the ill effects of bad Dyes Invigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful brown or black. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory. No.

18 Bond street. New York. augd65 ej Ij ej s) a)' TO THE WORKING CLASS. We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole of the time or for the spare moments. Business new.

light and profitable. Persons of either, sex easily eajrn from 60o to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notioe may send their address, and teat the business, we make this nnoaralleled offer: To such aa are not sat isfied, we will send SI to pay for the trouble of writing. Full a valuable sample, which will do to commence work on.

and a copy of Th PeovU't Literary Companion one of the largest and best family newspapers published-" all sent free by Reader. if you want per manent, profitable work, address S.C. ALLEN A MA1BS. Bev38dwas HEALTH, COMFORT, AKD We have now in store, enormous piles ofS Flannels! Flannels! Flannels! triAVY. WARM AND HEAI.TH.PRE XL serving Flannels; all Wool, half Wool and no Wool Flannels; really useful anti-rbeumatio Red Flannels, White Flannels.

Plaid Flannels. Shaker Flannels. Opera Flannels. Illinois and Missouri Heme made Flannels, Bleached and Unbleached Cotton Klannela. at tempt ingly low prices.

WILSON A KJfUXHr MTR NBW ASSORTMKNT fl MBS8 GOODS is nsual. KqI to Any aad aecono. io a one" rw J.IjBO JUCIXU. inHBAP. CHOIC1T AND 'CHEERFTTIi A.

te rials tor Uhildrens Dresses, for sale by WILSON A KKITH. HOSIERY. GLOVES. AND MERINO Vests and Drawers for Men. Women and cniidren.

wiLbUK OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT Tiabm more A Drominent fna.tnrt nf nnr linni ness. We have opened a new and choice lot of Vloaxingin ASTRAKANS. CHINCHILLAS. BEAVERS. TRICOTS.

BLACK SILK VELVETS. Ac. and are bow busy taking orders for Fashionable Winter Wrappings, atyerylow rates. VTISS FARBT WILL SUPERINTEND 1.U tne cutting, ritting and MaKing our Cloaks. Ac- Also attend to Plnktme aad Maklnar wp Garments for Children.

Orders respectfully solicited. WILSON A KEITH. jiiS'A'jLjitjrxr TBBSVS XTTE HAVE NOW AN ABITNDANT RIIP- ply of Home-made Blaaksts and Flannels, Jeans, Twdc, and Cassl-raeres, direct from the Mills in Wisconsin and Illinois, xnere is no of Goods we can recommend more highly. They are Donest. WILSON A KEITH.

ANEW SUPPLY OF EMBROIDERIES Corsets. Hoop Skirts and Velvet Ribbons iub upenea ny A K.JS1XU ravenwood; alpaca MHB RAVEN WOOD BLACK ALPACA jl uas an tno nnisa ot a furo f- MOHAIR IsOTTBB. rVWB RAVENWOOD BLACK ALPACA A. does not take dust like- some other makes. THB RAVENWOOD BLACK ALPACA A.

looks as handsome as a fine i BLACK REPP SILK, i WE ARE THE CNLT PARTIES IN Leavenworth who keep this brand of Al-ac a. -WILSON A KEITH. PETER -CONNELLY, WYANDOTTE, KANSAS. Will deal in Exchange. Foreign and Domestic, Commercial Paper.

Government aad other Securities. Gold and Silver Co ia. i "Collections made en all accessible Points, aad proceeds promptly remitted. EFERENC ESl Messrs. Northup A Chicki New York.

Westera Savings Bank, Rob't Campbell A Co.j Messrs, Glasgow Bros. A St. Louis, Messrs. R. Morehead A Leavenworth.

5an7d89 3. W. B. BALL. i w.

b. rsosT IiJD if FROST MAnrAOTUEBRS or Sasli, Boorsr Blinds, Brackets. Newel Posts. Balusters. Also.

ScroU Sawing. Carving and General rf.xis.-.-j 5 11? of all kinds! Hardwoci J.oil,',D? -L5a8e made aad tabbebbo with all kinds of hard wood. Factory, 144 Sixteen tli street. Chicago; tnne9eod 1 LACLEDE llpor'jntth and Chesniii Bt Sp30d22? thos. oAJtaax.

ms. rxaiiosr. K.6AiiAaaxa. (8a to 0ASKX7 a STZTXSS.) I71i0l2salo Grocsro, MERCHANTS, Corner Levee tzA Delarsre Sts Mi: PnH3n STAPLE AJfD FAKCTl OIIOCEHIES! To wfcion we lnriU the special attenti CASH NEW ORLEANS, LOAF POWDERED, and CLARIFIED SUGARS, BUGAR HODSE, NEW Citi. 4 aN 8 i AJTD i -a PLANTATION MOLASSES, i JAVA ARD RIO COFFEli CANNED FRUITS, NUTS, BAMINS PIOKLES, SPICES, I SAUCES, SOAP CANDLES, CRACKERS, TEA, NAIL I WRAPPING PAPER, CORDAGE ETC, ETC.

Parties OntSttlag for tte lllrca Will eoBsnlt their internet by purchasing our blishmcnt, as OUll STOCK IS COMPLETE ABB OURPRIOE8 REASON ABTiE REMEMBER THB PLACE I Corner Levee fX Leaien orth Cltj. eptl6-Str ABB. OOOBBAB. S. B.

BITTMAS. O.B. TATLOS. COCHRAf 1, BITTMAn a TAYLCn WHOLESALE GROCERS, 23 25, SHAWKEE STBE1.7, 1CORNER OF SECOND. ft LEAVER WOIITH, KAN8A8.

Ws have bow ea hand a complete assortment of CHOICE, STAPLE ABO PAnCY-GnCCEGIES Wsioa offer at St Louts and Chicago prices. JTreishteaded. Our Stock ha been selected especially for the wants of theS MBKOHANT8 VigiUnc cur city we invite to examine our Stock before making purchases, asw feel we cia. give them figures on goods tbt will enable them to purchase advantageously. Cceiirca, Elltnsn Taiicr, S3 S3 czuinzs crnunr LEAVEIIITOIlTn, HAUO.

septUdisS JIAlLFIlESSfln-SALE A Boator Hav Prose i NEARLY Capaelt jr 40 Bales Per Day. APPLY AT i it. jr. iTjurijriojrn 42 LEVEK. THE SXEll SOFT FINISH spool cpTTpn, Tn ran coioro unsurpusea.

FS TA to any thread made, and ft-r hand sewing better than any three cord thread in the market. PRICE Cm PJEK Dok ASK FOR PAISLEY. PEAKED LIARGH, WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, LEAVENWORTH. jnne20da6 Dr. Ransom's HIVE SYRUP AND TOLU OR HOMEY SYBBP.

For Croup, Whooping Cough Asthma, Bronchitis. Colds. Coughs and all affections of the Throat and Lungs tending to Consumption. Safe and effectual for Chil dren. r7 THK0AT AND LUNGS At this season ofthe year when Concha and Colds are troublesome, every family should have a safe and certain remedy at band.

ur. RANSOM'S HIVE SYRUP AND TOLD is the very thing. It ia very pleasant chil dren to take, and is a certain cure for CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH. BRONCHITIS. ASTH MA.

COUGHS. and all affections of. the THROAT AND LUNGS. Sold by Druggists. Price 35 Cents -Jr Bottle.

Greatest Discovery of the Age! EI AQNETIO OIN0JIO3NT I i For the core of Inflammatory Diseases Dipthena, Croup, Kbeamatisra, Nea ralgia, Spinal' Irritation, Barns, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Piles, Pimples on the face, Bait lineum, itch. Old sores, iiaid Head. Sore Uvea, IN LAAlAlAXIUiN OF THET BOWELS, and Oolicr In fact the best outward application that Can be used for man and beast TRASK'8 OINTMENT has been exten sivelr used for the past two' years with srreat success, for the prevention, relief and cure of that dreadful recourse. Diphtheria, and is. no doubt, the best known remedv.

For this dis ease tit should be applied freely to the Throat and Chest, and covered with a hot flannel. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 and E0 cents. Prof! H. Anderson's Is a -Liniment for External Application FOB MAH OR BEAST A valuable combination discovered by a cele-- brated Chemist.

ji-:) Its free application te inflamed sores and sur faces, on both Man and in a very short time relieves the pain and soreness, and the hot, angry and red surface becomes cool, moist aad natural, aad by continued application and attention the part is soon restored to health. IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN. Prof. Anderson's Dermador is the best Liniment in use for norses. This fact is shown by numerous letters from all parts ef the country.

A late one reads as follows We have been experimenting with your D'er-mador on horse flesh and find it a very superior remedy much superior to the famous ''Gargling Oil," or any other liniment we ever used in our livery stable. Please send ns two dosen large bottles by express C. O. D. Yours respectfully, WATSON A -i Indiana, DR.

J. It. MILLEIi'S Universal Magnetic Balm tr i tt i and all pain, and is therefore properly termed Magnetic Balm." it ia purely a vegetable pre-naration. It has noeaual as a remedv for Choi. era, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea.

Dysentery. Colic and all Bowel Complaints. Its timely use will cure Colds, Croup. Diptheria, Quinsy and an xnroai aueotions. When DroDerlr nsed Fever and Aarue.

and other complaints incident to our Western and southern climates are easily broken up. 7 FETER AND AGUE. Cleanse the system, then' tli time far a chill draws on. cover warmly in bed and take a cupful of hot water, with one or two teaspoon-fuls of the Magnetic Balm sweetened with brown sugar; also bathe back and stomach with the Balm and remain quiet. xvepeat, if aarv.

A11 of the above medicines are sold by druggists everywhere. E. RANSOM A Prop's. jy23dw62 Buffalo. N.

Y. reran rAscr. i JOBS rACLT, P. J. PAILY AMD BROTHER, BLACKMITHS, And Manufacturers of all kinds of VnCUGHT AND CAST Ralllnajst Pleata, Bledgres, Crewears, Wedgsi) Harrow Teeth, Bolts and CasUngs for Bridges and Buildings.

Turn Tables. Switch Bars. Progs. Links. Pins, Claw Bars.

Spike Mauls, Jail Cons. Doors and Shutters. Bank Vaults. Wrought Iron Orating, Ac. Sole Manufacturers of COWL'S IM PROVED HOESE HAY FORK, for stacking and elevatiag Hay.

Special attaBtion given to the manufacture of for sinking OIL. SALT and other WELLS; also, the Movable Cap for Coupling Furnaces. and all kinds of. i Miners' and Quarrying OFFICE' AND WORKS. OoriierMain and St.

iAtwia He, oc2d74 J.iD, KALBELBISD, MiHOrACTUSSB AKD DSALIB IB BO OTS EG 76 Shawnee St; North Side. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH. leaver woirrn. it aivsas, nov24dSa WOOLLEN SHAWLS OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF WOOL-LBN SHAWLS has been largely inereaaad this week. A few handsome Broehe Shawls received.

WILSON A KEITH. sn Commissioners in the Legal Kentuesy isjate aecueoago a Advertising Agents, Chicago, JSg-Are atUkorized to rtcsixx Advfr- titemenis for tltis paper, at mr Inmnt rata, and art Agent far all Ktvapat part in the U. Sand Ihrritories. ri OVERUSE I IiKAVETWOKTH, -Jarv 18, 1870. I 'Council met in regular session.

Msyor Hore- head ia the chair. Present, Allen, Donohue, Einstein, Garden, Hammond, Lowe, MeGoaigle, Niemeyar, Sughrue and Wilhite. Remonstrance against macadamising Miami street from Fifth to Seventh, referred to the committee, on Streets and Grades. The remonstrance against srradinr the alley in block City Proper, was referred te the eommittee on Streets and Grades. Tne remonstranea against laying the aide-walk on tbe west side of Second street, from Kiowa te the in block 33.

City Proper, wis referred io the Committee en Streets and Xha petition of M. Romanoff, for the reduc tion of license wae referred to tbe License Committee. 3'---: fit The petition of Charles Miller, for allowance on sidewalk in front of the alley in bleek 26, Fackler's addition, was refarred to the Com. mittee en Streets and Gradea The petition John Langsdorf for liquor license was referred: to the Committee on Liquor Licenses The petition of Peter Tasaehetta. for liquor license was referred to the same Committee.

The petition of tbe SaviBgs and Protection Society, No. 2, for lamps, was referred to the Fire Committee. The petition of Mrs. Mulvey for the re mis. sion of taxes for 1869, was referred to the committee on Ways and Means.

The petition of Stettauer for reduction of the assessment of real estate oa Delaware street between Main and Second, was referred tq the committee on Ways and Means. Pat. McGraw for supplies for Fire $22.55, was referred to the Fire Department. f. G.

M. Bams, for supplies for the poor $17, was referred to the Poor Committee. BEPOBT3. The Marketmaster reported collections for the week endine January 11th to be Z53 -Zb, The Weighmaster for the same time reported $82.85. Both referred to the committee on The City Clerk reported orders, drawn $11,535.63.

Referred to tbe committee on Wave and Means. n--r The City Treasurer reported the following balances General Fund, ainking fund, $20,122.04 interest on bonds, Fire Department, Bowers, culverts and Bridres. $721.40 Widening and Extend- iag streets, Fees received ia Decern, ber. $19.50. Referred to the committee on Ways and Means.

r. 1 C--S3 BTRBETS AKD GBADESJ. I On sidewalk on nonth side of Cherokee street from Broadway to "Tenth recommend the contract be given to John Like at $298, per lineal yard for sidewalk, and for crossings. On the remonstrance against the grading Of Pine street, from Second to Jtrittn, favorable. Oa the renaonetranee agaiast a aidewalk on the west side of Seventh street, from Shawnee to Kickapoo, favorable.

On the remonstrance against sidewalk on tne east side of Broadway, from the alley between Walnut and Choctaw to Spruce, favorable. On the petition of property owners oa raw- nee street, asking that special taxes for grade be rednoed, was referred back to the Council without recommendation. Report adopted. IJQUOa UCEHBKS. Recommend gran tin of license to Walsh; lot 19.

block 43 at $75; transfer from A.Beiga to J. Haley at $10, and license to James Brady, lot 1, block 2, at $200.. Report 'Smift -t fj.M Councu then went tnte xentive session. DIatrlet Oowrt Jrndgo Ido PB-watdtasr. I Uis Erc Jan.

18ttt 1869. Thomas vs Latta, verdict for plaintiff, notice motion for a new trial. f. i The following eases were continued by con- I Maloy vs MeFarland; Pleas ys Jennisea; Durfee vs MeFarland et al; Durfee vs Bunting A'Earlej Cockrili vs Bowman et al; Maohette a Barney et al; Murphy vs Murphy; MoKeo vs MeWhirW i v- Haxard Powder vs Vierguti et al, leave given plaintiff to file reply which was' done. bprauey vs vnivers et ai, special nnuiuge famished.

if Straaser A Dormer vs Simon, trial by court, judgment in favor of Straiser for $3,278 and half the costs. Judgment vs 'plaintiff Dormer for half eoete. -r-y i Hazard Powder vs O. H. Vierguta jleave given plaintiff to file reply whish is done.

Oa trial by jury. I SAWTKB JUDGE PRO Tt'''''-sfT: Webb et al vs Carriger et aL trial by Covert distrubutioa of personal, property ordered, judgment for partition of real estate, i Jesse Connell, John W. Broaddus and Albert Pear barton appointed- commissioners to make partition. -1 i 1 Tab purest and -sweetest Cod Liver Oil ia the world is Hauard A Caswell's, made on the sea-shore, from fresh, aeleoted livers, by Cas Well, Hauard A New York. It is aba lately pure and sweet.

Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physi cians have deeided it superior to any of the other oils in market. Sold by all Druggists. i Stoves suid Tinware. At George Russell's, No.

86 Shawnee Street, housekeepers can find the American'Broiler, the most perfect invention for cooking a large diaaer ia fmw minutas. At this axtensiTe establishment can be found the best and cheap-estcooking and heating stoves A large assortment: of iron and. tinware always on hand. Be sure and patronise the oldest and moat reliable stove and tin store, 86 Shawnee street. o20dtf ELBSAirr IuiUstbatbo Gift Books.

Messrs, G. H. Oliver A 101 Delaware street, would respectfully invite attention to their complete assortment of Gift Books, comprising all the American and British poets in their various elegant editions. Bibles, Albums Prayer books in leather and velvet bindings. All the latest juveniles and Santa Clans pictorials for children, also all other goods for presentation in their line of trade.

tf A Crasli bat Not a Smash. The dear public have been so often gulled by false and pretended off" that they are justified in regarding them at times as all "humbug." Our friend Mr. Benedikt comes forward with clean bands and no humbug, having to close out his entire stock for what it will bring, in order to go' exclusively into the wholesale business early in the spring. All therefore having money to spend for dry goods or clothing should call at once and prove for themselves that what he says he means. cod Gordon has the best house and the best gro ceries in the city.

Thb Bbs Abo Objbisai. Tosic of laon.i Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Ferro Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores color to the blood, the phosphorns re4 news waste Of the nerve tissue, and the Calisaya; gives a natural, healthful tone to the digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia ia its various forms, wakefulness, general debility; depression of spirits; also, the best preventive" againsj fever and ague. One pint contains the virtue of one "ounce of calisaya, and one teaspoonlhl a "grain of iron ail phosphorus. 'Manufactared only by Caswell, Hazard A successors to Caswell, Mack A New York.

Sold by druggists. GbbatBarsaibs is? Gbocbbibs abb Casus Goods. We now offer our entire stock of gro ceries, canned fruits, cheaper than the same quality of goods were ever offered in this market. We have a better variety ef first class groceries than any other house west of si Louis. We buy for the retail trade and are daily receiving fresh supplies of such goods as are not to be found in tbe wholesale houses of this We are 'selling the best" Rio coffee 1 lbs.

for $1, good Rid 41 lbs. for $1, best sorer 8 lbs. for $1, fair brown sugar 7 lbs. for $1, best otty brands or flour $2.50 to $3 60. 1 doc 9 i Wb.

Gobdob A Bso. Fbbsb butter and eggs at Maltbt's celebrated ease at Gordon's. oysters by the can or Gobdob has removed to his new bricknow look out for big bargains. i 1'JHW) 5 i Beat Dexter flour in barrels, in sacks, National, ia sacks $3.25, at 4 oar received direct from New Yorkf another large and elegant assortment of casaimeres. fllotns, Ac, for fall and winter- weatv Perfect fit guaranteed and satisfaction assured as to A quauty ana price.

MTJ.AH. Oot7tf. Union racific Southern Branch. Omra or tbb Gissjial MasaokbJi Jubctiob CiTy. Deo.

10. 186971 THIS ROAD WILL BE OPEN FOR BTJSI-ness between unction City and Emporia on Monday. Dee. 13. 1869.

Trains will ran daily iexoept Sundays), as follows: ju air Leave Junction City 4.30 p. m. Arrive at o.oo p. m. Leave Emporia a.

m. Arrive at Junction 8.15 a. m. Leave i.oa p. m.

Arrive at .20 p. to. ConneotiDt at Junction City with Kansas Pacific trains Bast and West, and at Emporia with Stages for all points in Southern Kansas. R. S.

STEVENS. deollabo General Manager. MATURE'iS-GIFTS f-fy ex- jt ECIE1TIFIGALLY DEVELOPED nauiMuuiiMHUiaiBuuvreuuBDrTOTOnUH, has been doomed to suffer from disease, so also has a remedy for disease been provided. Our hum a wn Huit wi TTKjb. mu(x Herbs, whioh.

if scientifically prepared and eompound- wiii lomji. aeauu ior me invalid. find m. mju1 alinnll vwa. VBV UWI 1C? rr Sore Core for Ziiver Complaiat.

Sore Care, fop Dyspepsia. A Sore Cure for Debility Sure Core for Tanndice.1 Sure Care for Zarasmas. -auu au sutnjuuuo arioaAi( jruui wvunosB or VaTnn fr. nf aAvinii in Visa T.ivskt as Dioaal rsn Am sis Wv Mw VA AABVPUIW VS IMPURE blood; And all diseases arisintr from the erekt ore. yentive of FEVER ANU AGUE.

It is an impossibility for any one to nave Pe- ver and Ague, if they will use a few bottles of this remedy each spring and fall. sioo 1 sioo tsioo Will be siren for any ease of this disease tbat occurs to any one that uses the Bitters or Tonic as a preventive. Those who have the Fever and Ague will find after the chills have that bvuainra few bottles of the Bitters or Ionic, that the dis ease will not return. These remedies will rebuild their Constitu tions faster than an known remedv. The remedies were placed before the public thirty years ago.

with- au the prejudice or so. called patent medicine" operating against them, but gradually their virtues became known and now. to-day they stand at the head of all preparations of their class, with the indorse ment or eminent judges, lawyers, clergymen and Read the followins symptbmst' and if you find that your system is affected by any of them, you may rent assured that disease has commenced its attack on the most important organs of your body, and unless soon checked by the use of powenm remedies, a miserable life, soon termi Bating in death, will be the result: Constipation, Flatulences Inward Piles Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, i Soar Eructations, Sink- I iog or Fluttering at the Fit of the Stomach, wimmin of the Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathine. Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sensations when ma laying Fosture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, '--DullPsin in the Head, ciency or Perspiration, Yel-L lorrnessof the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, a Back, Chest, Limbs, eta, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh.

Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits -ii r.i i au uiuicaie uisease oi uie uyeror aigesuve organs, combined with impure blood. HooflaM's German Litters Are entirely vewtable, and contain no liquor. It is a compound of Fluid Extracts. The Roots. Herbs and Barks from which these extracts are made, are gathered in Germany: all the medicinal virtues are extracted from them by a scientific enemisW Theseextraots are then forward-, ed to this country to be used expressly for the manufacture of this There is no alcoholic substance of any kind used in compounding the Bitters: hence it is free from all the objections incident to the use of a liquor preparation.

HooflantVs German Tonic Is a combination' of all the' ingredients ofthe Bitters with pare Santa Cms Rum. Orange. Ac. It is used for the same diseases as the bitters, in eases where some pure alcoholic stimulus is required. -TEST IMONY Like the following was never before offered in behalf of any medicinal preparation HON, GBv.

W. -WOODWARD, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn- sylvania writes Pbii.apbi.pbia. March 18. 1S67. "I Ifind Hoofland's German Bitters is a good tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs.

and ef great benefit in eases ef debility and want or nervous action in the system. Yours truly. GEO. W. WOODWARD." HON.

JT AUKS THOMPSON. Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Pbiladblphia. April 26. 1866.1 1 valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia.

I can certify this from my experience of it. xours. with respect. JAMES THOMPSON." HON. GEO.

BIIARSWOOD, Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. i u. PfllLADELrHIA. June 1. 1868.

1 have found by experience that "Hoofland ILa German Bitters" is a very good tonic, relieving dyspeptto symptoms almost directly. GEO. SHARSWOOD. UOSi WI, F. KOGKRs, Mayor of the City of Buffalo.

N. Y. Matob's Owcb Burr alo. June 22. 1869.

I have used "Hoofland's German Bitters and Tonic in my family during the past year, and ean recommend them aa an excellent tonic, im parting tone and Tiger to the system. Their use has been productive of decidedly beneficial ef fects. WM. Jf. AUUJfiJUS.

HON. JlBKg H. WOODi Ex-Mayor of Williamsport. Pennsylvania, i I take great pleasure In recommending "Hoofland's German Tonic" to any one who may be afflicted dyspepsia. I bad the dyspepsia so badly it.

was impossible to keep any food on my stomach, and I became so weak as not to be able to walk half a mile. Two bottles ot Tonic effected a perfect euro. -JAMES M.WOOD. I JOHN ETJTEB.MAjaKS. KBd.t Law Partner of Judge Maynard.

Williamsport. Pennsylvania. This Is to certify that I hare used "Hoofland's German Bitters for dyspepsia, and found it an invaluable remedy. i Hoofland's German Remedies are counterfeited. See that the signature of C.

M. Jaoksob is on the wrapper of each bottle. All others are counterfeit. Principal Office and Manufactory at the German Medicine Store. No.

631 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. CnAS. SI.

EYAKS, Proprietor. Formerly O. M. JACKSOI dk Iloofland's Qsrmaa Bitters, per 00 do do do half dozen 5 00 Hoofland's German Tonic, put up in quart bottles. $1 60 per bottle, or a half dozen for $7 50 srDo not forget to examine well the article you buy, ia order to set the genuine.

FOR SALE XT ALL DRUGGISTS, And dealers isa Medietas Bverywhere, noTltawAeow69. TflE TIMES and TEE COaSKSYATlYS were the first Bail! Hewspaperi. In Kansas, Territory i.il6ii id Tncy are now Consolidated. The combined circulation of IHI I1HKS AD COirSRRYATIYE Is at least three time as large as tnat of any other T9? ln tTl1' sute ducks- Hi chickens at TrraicBYS. Keeee, ordoa's.

rreet reriety at H. A J. Deckel. man's jewelry No. 36 Delaware tmt.

jn Ft Contributor will lecture la this city on Friday night-subject, "Injun MeaL eutNtii to-day at Snmners music store Io-nono" Irish fellow eitisens will bare a grand ball at Odd Fellow'! Hall which should be largelyattendcd. ff Boom and stationery are going Tory low at Drake Brothers. Barna will tell this morn jog at 10 o'clock and this evening at 7 o'clock. Ws bad the pleasure of a call last evening from CoL Job A. the Atchison Champion and Preaa.

who wu on Via way home from Topeka. 300,000 J5nwellB. Messrs. at H. Oliver hare just received 300,000 envelopes, which they will tell at aa low price aa their other goods.

Trctb. The powers "of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup for children are as positive as the sun-light from heaven, and gentle and soothing as an angel's whisper. daw Do mot Listbb. If yon are thinking of purchasing a sewing machine, do not fail to see the Howe.

Hearken not to others, but examine for yourself. H. Satchel, agent, northeast corner of Delaware and Fifth street. A. meeting- of the Lrenworth Labor Union will be keld at Woolfs Hall, Det-aware street to-night; AU friends of labor ars earnestly invited to attend.

'1 H. C. Sonusii Pres. Two of our eotemDoraries, anxious for a sen sation, Manufactured a suloide- out of a death. from delirium tremens.

We believe in giving even a dead man a show and when he baa died of whiskey think it Is hardly fair to charge it to laudanum. I As we expected, Powell the stool pigeon cot off with a forfeiture of was not arraigned, and $630 whioh was on bis per. son when arrested, was returned to him. We hope now that the victim, Harrison, will return and have the sharks re-arrested and put thrcngh if possible. Masosic A regular (Vvnlrv Tjodre No.

50. A. communication of F. A. Mwill meet this (Wednesday) evening at 9 o'clock at the Masonic Hall.

Brethren are requested, and visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend, By order of the W. Mw D. A. Comstook, fciee'y. Tb Iraeeeatt Absroawt." XJ.

Oliver Co, have jast received new supply of the 'IsnoeenU Abroad; or the New Pilgrims Progress," and subscriptions will bo received by their canvassing agent, Mr.B.L Baldiidce, or at their book store, 101 Delaware street. -i. XUotrSASDS of ladies suffer untold miseries. from Female Weakness weak back, and disordered conditions of their peculiar systems, for which there is remedy so pleasant, positively sure and reliable as Dr. Pierce's Alterative Extract, er Golden Madidal Discovery.

Bold by druggists, or enclose three dollars and twenty five cents to D. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, New York," and get three bottles delivered free, Janl9dAwlw" Fuuis. The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon about o'clock was caused by the burning out ot ihe chimney of Thompson's, shop, on the north side of Miami Streetl between Second and Third.

Last evening abont 9 o'clock, a fire was dis covered in the vacant bouse on Second street, north of the corner of Osage, known as the small pox house. It was soon; extinguished. It was the work of an incendiary. To IIoaselteeperB. Bear in mind that Dooley's Baking Powder is not only the most reliable baking powder ia market, but each can contains tbe full weight or quantity as represented.

No ingredients enter into its composition, but such, aa are atrictly pure, and as half the quantity will produce more satisfactory results than those of ordinary manufacture, it is vastly the cheapest as well as the best. Dooley's Bakiog Powder ean be had at any Grocer's. eedlw. Hokacb GaaaxnT Zabbibb, Mr. Greeley purposes to write a series, of essay a Farming, to be published eaeb week during 1876, in the New York Tribune.

The essays all appear in the Daily, Semi. Weekly, and Weekly editions of the Tribune. He means to demonstrate that Agriculture in the future ia esrtain tolbe very different from what it has been i tW cast, and hopes to embody words of cheer as well as hints for guidance te tbe future farmers of our country. The first essay was 'published la tbe Weekly Tribune of Jan. 6Z Self raising flour at Gordon's.

"Ian Kansas Annaal for 1870 a respository of valuable information for the farmer, the gardener, the household, the workshop and the' emigrant seeking a home in Kansas compris- iag, also, valuable essays on agriculture, horti culture, education, Ac, with a list ef the best quality of fruits, vegetables, eereals, eta. ancj much information touching the raising and care of stock, the beet breeds, etc, Also, a monthly calendar, with a short history of tile rise and progress ef astronomy, and a valuable compend of all the most important astronomical observations for the year, with illustration is the title of a very useful work soon to be issued in this city. Such a compendium is needi ed in our-. State, and. should, as it will be heartily welcomed by every man of business ia Leavenworth, as well as every farmer in th SUte; Circulating largely throughout Kansas and elsewhere, as it will, it must prove at once a most valuable medium through.

whioV business men will be enabled to send eat their advertisements; though but a few pages will be" devoted to this department of the work. The publisher Is a citizen and a farmer of our State. A work ef this charaoter will find a place ia every household, and be referrsd to almost daily throughout the year. Rbad raw Fou.owma Whiobi shows I i can- dualvely that Sloan's Preparations, which have been used by Farmers and Horsemen throughout the West during the last quarter of a cen tury, are not oBly decidedly popular, butS valu able and reliable iii CmewrATi, Oaio, Aug. 7th, 1867.

Maairs JVaiker, A Taylor Gentlemen Please sand me 100 gross Sloan's Condition Powders. Permit me to congratulate you npon the rapid sale and high reputatioa that Sloan's Powders; hare obtained here. The competition from pro prietors of other Condition Powders has been strong and persistent, but Sloan's, baa) far. out-' sold them alL1 This order makes my purchases of Sloan's Powders for last six months, over Are hundred gross. yours, obs D.

PabxbbJ '-Ai fei t- i chicaoo, Aug. 15th, 186? MessH; Walker j- Taylors-Gentlemen Allow ns to express our warmest congratulations on fti successful Introduction and immense "sale of Bloan's Condition Powders. This is the reward an artwu of true merit should receive, and we take pkMtt ia iayiag we beIieve it to be worthily bestowed. Oar purchases of Sloei, h-past year, exceed 400 gross. Yours dw- FOI.I.BB, Fibch Ji- -Police Hepertv' Vi- Ecott Davis, assault and battery, continued-Charles Hubbard, disturbing the peace, $5-Wm.

PoweU, vagrancy, $10; Thomas Corning drunk, Samuel Woodson, drunk, Nicholas Dougherty, not supporting his family, ease passed for six weeks to see if he would reform, ti TB" Brook' fala Protenecs, oon-.