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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
TI5EP- COOL, LADIES /!

.x.a,1ent and pleasant way (which many have area
A. I.coverel Is to stop the Bridge corner Drug soIe
and refresh with glass of cool, sparrg iuse, 'ug
water You will find there Also the finest Ens'T
M an endless variety of Brushes knck knAoks'
ro+jons he. Ec,
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,,.An,n AND disease.

n,,-g0Hoyr comes 1t, friend, in every shape,
You let so many folks escape?
n,.p,sp-pread sire, 1 use all means cam
To obvlate the life of man;
dog his footsteps from his birth'
,rtlI he returns to mother earth.
Iuse all means used Of old,
Changes Of weather-hOt and colds
Irlve them colds-I give them pain'-
rack their bOnes-1 fire their VEINS
I poison them with rancid bile,
IN place of the digestive Chye,
Yet all Is useless nothing kills!
DEATu-How's that?
p1sEAsE.-rhey all take BRAsDRErH's PtlLs
20, l Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
HYGE1A HOTEL
OLD POINT CuMFORI, VA.
This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re-

- OLD POINT CuMFOHT, VA.
SssssE This renowned SUMMER RESORT Will bs-r
.'FH=S opened the FIRST OF JUNE.
There waterngplnc in the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this.
In broad view of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
BAY, it Is famed by the constant sea-breeze ,
It's location site of the first military post in the
country. a.,
luxurious salt bath and all the Injuries Of the
salt water region at its doors. - -, -.
ms at LII
pleasant billiard Saloon Pistol Galleries, delightful beach
and country Aunts facilities for fishing, good
reading room, among the attractions.
Music dscoursed not only by the band appurenant to
the establishment but the Band OF the I'd Regiment of u s.
Artillery, said to he the best In the army.
And for health IL is surpassed by the most secluded
ounlan The various army surgeons of the post
all the physicians resident in the vicinity have certified
that they Gre neoer k,otn eGss e Ggtte ard fsSs or
1t Is throughout tho year hedthy locality any
The face Of the eart" [See their certificates in the Par
and De Bows Review
lot of the best direct from the London
ocks-a special importation of the MessrS Burrus OF Nor
folk be found in the cellar of the Hotel and the best
LIQUORS of all kinds to lie had In the country shall
nothing inferior in department. resolved
kind in the Union. JOS. SEGAR,
ie15-1m Proprietor.
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CHRONIC DIARRHNA.

We have in our possession certcste of respectable
CITIZEN tcsng he entirely cured Of this dread
full disease by using BGRIIAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take ,aasnrs In s1owIug any
person doubling this statement. ap2-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
m3Cov,s Cholera Syrup.


u,s t. aus Of Tie most valuable preparations known for
CHOLERA CHOLERA MoRDUs CHoLER "A. iNtaS:
TUM. Summer Complaint Of ohaIen v tn meet lie de.
mands of the season. have manufactured anu SUI ~
this syrnp over one hundred has no equal known
Cholera preventive T pTa Fs%yaS' ms r. Mccoy.
SECURITY TO ALL WHO PURCHASE CEt-
TIFCATES.
Central Ohio Real F'Stnte Ansoc'"'
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
attention Of the public Is respectfully solicited to
i this Association The property e . I. ~ Coum
schedule among the most valuable an !ne S o. value
II will h. distributed among the shareholders on Messed
DAY OF OoTonER or sooner IL le b he payment Of
ONE DOLLAR which entities him OF heF 20 One t "
I stock Think Of it mOment-by the payment S SI
nosr Won are constituted pArt owner OF over SoOO
worth Of Real Estate and SsooOy |otL o' V s ,ts ag
re1uIre 10 deposit all moneys received for uh'
ths f, tns " Agent for Wheeling and Ohio Co.
Tveoutors' Sale of Real Estate.
WIN BE SOLD at Pnhlic Sale, the 18th day Of
w IOII Month COcGObcr) next, the toloMing
property in the nf Marnsvle Belmont county oho
Eishteen S Lots belonging jointly the estate Of Ben
nmin w Ladd deed and Collier II. Minge-and four Out
Lots Also Lot No. on which Is substantial and com
modious story Brick Dwelling aud store House ,
~ and Joseph Jones' who has authorized US to
sell interest together with that Of the estate run Pos
MSrtlnsVIle Is village OF twenty-five hundred inhaht
ants located the Ohio river valley opposite and a1GyS
the CITY Wheeling part of the plat OF the town. Wich
embraces large portion above described property
upon the second bottom, elevation Of 70 feet or ORE
valley MISUNDERSTANDING Island the Suspension bridge,
portion of The s sy sS Of the hills
lie town abound in stone coal and lime stone We think
DI Of "II articles common in the Ohio valley.
k Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m. Terms N"i'Ih
will be easy) made known on the day OF SAFE:
THOMAS WOOD,
/ Executors of D. w. Ladd, Decd and
| iy1H2w-lav Agents for q. ". MInHe
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sands, sarsnpnriIln.-The extraordinary emu
Of , unriyalled preparation in all cases Of seFoHaa
eryspelas cutaneous erupve disorders and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible were not sucn
wonderful cures of daily occurrence certified by
Of uudoubted truth respectability establishing tue l-
couestabe fact in this class of disorders as an
tive and renovatlns agent 1t is uneqaailed.
tr.nt ntv,elans have proved by many years exnerl-
mat they can produce the happest results by It's aa
uinistratron, and therefore it with confidence.
Prepared and sold by B. D, SANDS Druggists lot
Fulton Street, New York. ,,.,,,,
Sold also by ). H. CN0 A''.
And by Druggists generally. N'-i~as"
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Attorneys & Counsellors at Law
GLOGLNG &ALES

AT THE GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
SToNE THOMAS will commence to sell their entire h,
cessome a. cost and some at IS per cent below cost
goods in this iIne embracing stock Rich
Dress Goods, Mantilas shawls scarfs c, etc., ever
this stooE Summer sks Tissues, Robes. Her
nes DGSss BonPfs &C. &C. feS 9S fa and eYamne
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Ok BARRELS prime family Vinegar just received and for
% sale by liy2ll NJ REILLY
> store aud Tor sale Gy [iy2iI NJ. REILLY.
WHEELING AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
DUPONT'S GUNPOWDER.
HAVING been appointed the sole agent in this city Cor
Magazine constant supply Of the various kinds manufac
@ S pp IN 5 and whole
canstcrs put up In cases OF % cans each Orders viii be
filed for either large small quantities. the shortest
notice, as low as the same can be had in the West.
iy1s No. 81 Main St. NJ &h RGfh.Y IA.
HEISKELL & SWEARINGBN
WILL open this morning large and beautiful variety
also open this morning I'm ten pieces Of an entirely
dresses. [jy15l HEISKELL SWEARINGEN.
F.ROI AUCTION.
% PIECES new and pretty styles of lawns which We are
~ selling atlsEc worth 1 HSE: r.p,repN
CASE Window Paper containing 200 pieces Satin Green
Just received and for sale cheap.
HlO ). 2. WILSON q 90.
VNTALL PAPRR.-J E. Wilson q Co. have too large
w stock to carry Call and buy from them at
own prices. llyloI J. Z. MlLslA q W.
SAsh OF Arnolds Fluid, containing quarts, pnts and
jyIo - -. J.E. WILSON 4 cos
TOR Fine Soaps, Perfunery Hair Oils Brushes OF every
variety Combs and Fancy Articles generally, call at
tylO j. E. WILSON & cos.
LNoR your babies buy wooden or Willow Cab at J. B.
Il WILSON cos They sell them cheap ivI0
ErTLE your accounts By taking Notes, buy your
8 PARE GI4|IfYE M err conn CT0TTI-
M, VEpV = cur n ! I,CS - e,II -
ING FHtt4- GaEaP FUR CASH.
HAVE very large stock of spring and goods
hand, and they must be sold make for fall
and winter goods and you buy goods at prices
washington Han All goods %srRseS to he 0 as H
scented or no sale. J. II. STALLMAN,
1yy Merchant Tailor
S4PITOG4 W4TEPT
nYsPEPT1Cs and others viii please take notice that we
~ have just received fresh supply Of saratoga Water,
ust fro M the springs 7. II. LoGAN& Co,
II9 Bridge corner DruEEdsts
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ToPhysicIansnndo other" interested.-Tr rus
shoulder Braces Supporters Bandages, Belts Insru-
dnt, of all kinds syringes Nursing Bottles &C. &C., are
to be found Mt the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
~ private room is attached to the store where
rFusses are adapted to each case when desired.
AIDES or anpIv to T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
10 bridge corner Druggists.
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MEDICAL.
IHAMeToN,s TrNcTuRn


.nAMeToN's TINcTURB
HI WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA
HAAIPTON'S TINCTURE "a
:, WILL CURE COUGH.
HAAIPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAaIPT0N'S TINCTURE
HASiPToN's TINGTURE VIA
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
TINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HANIPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
IIAMPT0NS TINCTURE
HAMPToN's TINoTURE iN'1'N'rN
WILL CURE LOW SPIRITS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used has been successful in CURING D1sElSp
after other remedies have failed. 'S
- For DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN II is A
"1'SAA hEAsUI J, and should he used In every family
No 1876 SorrH PAcG STREET BALTrNoRE
T rs WV 81 Sse SIX zlsS5'"' disease
oa dreadl ea KES oS S.o s5GEET 8ALI!oEE
Mss NARY SCOFXELD Tedcler,
No. $50 Baltimore st.
NeN Fase e5 sr yfars' q ssa0 he Gstois5edatr
1''IHai ERE6 flf7s fK. SS sG & e AF'
boy In the family Of the Hon W. p Thomasson, once
StuDeT OIL congress from Kentucky, Of
from head to foot Ills eyelds turned inside out prOtru
ing the eyebnlls as to produce Bndnes lie was
DYSPEPSIA VETS SSRTo 5iHS' DISEASE de-
:. Mr; Vim. Oldham, Of Baltimore custom-hou'e suffered
severely ELECTED cured by HamptOns Vegetable
Iincure' after T6 9ihsr thRg, ia I,dbr,ov g.
Mr.. Henry @. Vim had Cough years-great weak.
etc had In all, five six physicians; tried all the
' HI IL SSSt TE S?s Il gLEzzNoTyRE
WE0FFER NO MERE lUiSHR00lL ARTICLE, But
ZME GREIT LNTIGoRAT0RA AND REST08ER o.
THE STSTEJI!
THE SUMNER ITS DISEASES REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAHPTON2S VEGETABLE IINCTGRE.
this medicine in Cholera Sorbus, Darrhra, and Dtases
OF the Bowels Incident to the season. 1t inVsorAes the
stomach and bowels and renders the system great assist
ance in combating the approach OF indeed all forms
disease. -
by its mild action on the stomach liver and kidneys will
cure Dy&pepsia, Coughs, Asthna Bronc1tGI and Lang
A1ections, Pdits In he Back, Side, and Breast Coz
tuiG Pts Boscel Complaint 5, Worms and Nervous De.
es and all d,issi H 15s!TE 55G blood
'A' DYs''s W.. As a a FsX1EE NEDTGZSE
Hampton's Tncrure cannot be exceled. As Identifying
agent 1t IS far superior any Of the cosmetics OF the day.
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving to the cheeks
The color Of the rose lmparng every muscle that life
and elasticity which gives all who enjoy health such grace
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache
standing has been cured by itas invgoraor an re-
storatve where gentle stimulant IL wanted, we believe
superior all the cordias before the public TO III
Youth and Old A0e, the Single and Marred we oHer III
most valuable remedy.
Can and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures .,,,. Gem
ESQ Sold IdS By MORTIMER MowBRAY,
and soa broadway, n :;
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jygI:2W-IlW ABtHIs IUI o ~, .1ll.S.
Lees Commercial Academy.

Lees COMMERCIAL Academy.
NO. 2O6 MIN STREET, (Up S7A!RSl
DAV1D LEE Principal and Instructur-the most eNpe-
renceo successful practical Instructor In Book
keeping, by Double Entry, in the United States.
Terms entire OF bookkeeping and It's au'
juncts SIS, in advance.
Time required from three to six weeks according to the
capacity attendance of the pupil Instruction guar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

ON the LIST of April the dwelling house occupied by
" Isaac w MITCHELL and owned by Alexander T. Laidy,
in Centre Wheeling. For further particulars apply to
febtS CHARLES MARSHALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25
Fnr Rant.

NAT very desirable dwelling house Hampton street
lately occupied by Joseph Bell Possession given on
p iv 10 u"' y 4-p''' FRANCES R. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

FINE Country Residence situated Pleasant Valley,
N three miles Wheeling, and formerly occupied by
There Is also good stable and garden spot attached to
my5 GEO. Z. w1CKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

DR.. Oh. wood-sir have used nearly three bottles Of
your Hair Resoratiye and have found its effects very sat
head and restored my hair to its original color which had
become quite gray. WA. TRUESDALE
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have Professor Woods Hair Restorative
ded advantage 1t prevents the hair from coming out and
gives gloss and soaess desirable The few
hairs had have entirely disappeared. Others Of fam.
lily have used It and with in pronounelng It all
It processes to be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
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Fnr Rent.
For Rent.

COMFORTABLE two story Brick Dwelling House, sit
n uated ON Hampton Street. Possession given LIST Of
April. Enquire of tm3l s. D. HARPER SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

A TWO story Brick House. containing four rooms and
N Kitchen situated Fourth street. above Union, one
door below the residence of Geo E. Wckham an" recently
occupied by Jas FORSYTH For further particulars enquire
Of fan2Oi GEO. E. WICKHA AM
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OIL CLOTH IABLE COVERS.
vi Tvs ss'' ~ "A'' '''' 0'AA' f''S' j. GRAVES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

ROOM in the Integeneer building, formerly occupied
by ]. II. Pendleton, law office Possession given
LIST April. Apply at this Office fehln-tf
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For Rent.
IIE dwelling house occupied by c. Lnmblin, IN Centre
Wheeling. Also, adjoining, now occupied by Thos
TAYLOR. For further information, apply to
fehl4 BONIIANI, G+ILBERTSoE < Co.
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TWO story frame house on Morrow street, containing
ap4 GEO. Z. wICKHAM.
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For Rent,
TIME Store Room North West of Main and
Ian THtf"' 1p''' SHEPPARD & MORGAN.
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THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES-TnE REM
EDY AT HAND

HAlLPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTGRE.
We have the strongest assurance Of the good effects Of
this medicine in Cholera MorbuS, Diarrhrn and Dheases
of the Bowels Incident to the 1t inVsorAtes the
bowels renders the system great assist
ance in combating the approach of indeed all forms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

SKIRT CANES.
Just received, few Gross Skirt Canes, by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

WINDOW BLINDS
n REEN Oil Cloth Buff Holland, Transparent and Paper
NJ Shades, for sale very low by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-25

PAL.N FINS.
lust received new stock Of Palm Fancy Fans and
u for sale cheap by [jy23l j. GRAVES.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17

j
MoLAssEs.-The patent office at Wash
ington did good thing in distributing
through the country the seed of the "Sor-
gho Sucre," or Chinese sugar cane /; for
in view of the high price of molasses. it
is likely before many years to be extern
sively cultivated for the saccharine juice
with which it abounds, and which by an
easy process can be converted into very
good syrup or molasses, Messrs. Jos.
Sinton & Sons, Of Henrico. obtained
some Of the seeds and raised a good crop
of the cane, which is valuable as cattle
feed, even after all saccharine juice is
pressed out Saturday morning the gen
tleman tried the can for the first time as
a molasses producer, with the following
result One hundred and ten stalks
were cut and pressed twice in cider
mill. The Juice obtained amounting to
twenty-seyen quarts, was then put in a
large dinner pot, and boiled one hour
and forty-fve minutes, making one gal
lon and pint Of molasses. The, article
is good, and very enticing toifpse who
like sweet things of the kind. Possibly
the introduction of the Chinese suasr
cane, may be the era of new order Of
things IN the sugar line If the culture
is found to be profitable, hundreds viii
engage in it with zeSt. The "Sorgho
Sucre, :" though q foreigner. grows and
thriYes like a native of American SOIL
TIE South. ) s88gC0T -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17
The Dreams Of st. Helena.

Alone, on the rocks which risn abruptly
from the vast ocean, sat the exile of St.
Helena. Stern was his look, as in days
gone by, but mingled more often with
sadness. Perhaps memory, with her mag
fc wand. was tracing on the sea-weed and
MOSES, each scene of his eyentful life
Now were the battle-felds Of Marengo,
Arcoli; and Lodi. pictured before him,
when, with youthful ardor, he led the
chosen legions of France over the plains
of Italy, and made the knee of the Pope
to bend in submission before him. Now
was he tramping over the burning sands
of Egypt, and causing the wild Arab to
tremble before the onset of his lnvincible
soldiers. Now Austerlitz. Jena, Wag-
ram, Eylau. and EchmuhI, flashed before
him, with their blood-stained but we'll
earned, fields. Now he heard the shouts
and applause Of France ringing inhis ears
the words GIVE PEmpereur." Now. he
was leading his hosts amid the frozen re-
gions of Russia, still conqueror now
retreating before the iron obs.inacy of the
Cossack, and the severity of polar win
ter. Now the last great struggle-the
death-doom of his hope and ambition
the cloud that, hid the star so long in the
zenith-fatal Waterloo-chiIled his heart.
Thus, with memory and solitude, passed
the last days of the exile. his proud spir-
it could find no companionship with the
inhabitants of the island books gave
him but little delight, and amusements
none. And now the last great change,
which comes to all, arrived Closing
was the day, and the dews of death were
fast gathering ON his brow. Now in the
sweet sleep that knows no waking passed
away the spirit of the great. man but
amid the din and noise of battle it fled
He seemed to hear, in the storm which
rocked his dwelling, the cannon'si roar
and saw, in the lightning which flashed
so brightly, the battles fire, His first
thought in life, his last in death, was the
field he should win. . .. I'd.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17
fors tbt farmer, NET
Hay Making.

Cut your hay at the right time. Phil
osophy and practice seldom egree. When
is the right time ? is the question for solu-
ton. Our neighbor-one Of them-cut
his hay week in advance of most Of his
brother. farmerS-cut it very soon after
the seed had commenced to form, fire.
duently before the bloom has disappeared
-cured it in the sun partially-not alto
gether. No one had better hay. His
crop was secured before any of it had be-
come wood. Dry sticks. and the fragrant
well cured hay in his barns, were not ana
logous. Another neighbor waited until
others were done, that he might obtain
help at cheaper rates. Two weeks after
others had finished, his 'last day of hay
ing" came There was another gain, he
said by this course. The grass was riper
and made faster-more was accomplished
in day-hence, it did not cost near the
amount to do his haying that it did other
people.
OF course not, but his complaint was,
when winter came, "my hay does not
spend well. Ny cattle eat heartily, but
do not thrive as they should. Neighbor
A. does not feed his cattle as well as 1
do mine, yet they are in far better flesh. 4"
The hay sir, the hay makes the differ
enee. Cut it at the right time-iust be-
fore the seed is matured-before woody
matter predominates in the stalk Some
suppose that the woody matter is useless
as an article of nourishment, but it is not
indigestible, though insoluble in water.
The age of the grass alone, does not gov
ern the amount of nutritive matter when
made into hay, but soil, climate and sea-
son modify its value greatly. We would
prefer to cut it in bloom, Tor portion of
the crop) rather than let it remain to
shell its seed. There are chemical con-
siderations which enter into these direc-
tions. There is no doubt but there is
more of the element of nutrition in grass
at the time of Towering, but it is ques-
ton if such nutrition remains in greater
quantity after the process of curing.
when such process is commenced before,
or soon after. the seed commences to
FORM. This is an open question. The
quicker your hay is made and secured,
after it has reached the proper state, the
better. The cutting of the first hay
crop, ought not to extend beyond three
weeks. r1re 4VIr-v
We think the value Of the grass crop.
after it is made into hay, depends as mnch
on the manner of curing as on the time of
cutting. The whole crop may be spoiled
in curing, no matter when cut. The fol-
lowing practical directions are given from
experience {: lata9Tt
Cut in the morning. If the grass is
heavy, or green and damp, stir out Let
it wilt. Rake up and put it in small
cocks, if good weather, larger if "catch-
ing weather. Let it remain in the
cock until it sweats thoroughly. Tip
over, shake apart. Give it one or two
houls' good sun, and stack, or stow it in
your NOV.
Do not NOW more than you can secure
in cocks the same day. Night dews in
jure hay if partially cured. Throw salt
on your hay, especially if it is clover, as
you put it in the mow--four quarts to
each ton.-Prairie Farmer.
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Gbe kdnsas Chief,
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sae WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS -
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-. RATES OF ADVERTISING. ~.
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strictly iu.adFance. a fEszesc Ell = -
Bills for advertising viii bepsessatsd prompi-
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