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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01


JuDeR KGnE.-Ths- character and OH
cial conduct Of Judge Kane, lately de-
ceased. have recently been the subjects Of
much whitewashing; and sketches such
as se publish on our first page. intended
to be impartial outlines Of his biography,
partske somewhat Of the same nature. Il
is impossible for q man to be honest and
just in private life. who is notoriously
dishonest and tytannieal in bis public
acts; and it is to be hoped the time viii
soon come. when some one viii be found
to tell the truth about 8 man after be i
dead.
Judge Kane was the instrument through
which the people of Pennsylvania wet'
swindled out of their votes and thsiI
rights, in 1874. thereby causing the cleo.
ton Of James K. Polk, and defeating
Pennsylvania favorite Tariff measures
This crime stands in the same category
with James Buchanan's Bargain and
Corruption Slasder of 1925. 1t may b
here remarked. that among Henry Clay''
enemies and slanderers, Pennsylvania fur.
nished those who caused him, and there.
by the country, the greatest wrong
Among these, James Buchanan, George
Kremer, and Judge Kane. stand pre-em'
inent. The latter two have been called
to their long account, to meet the victim
of their SANDERS al the Judgment Bar
and il is to be hoped that the former may
soon follow. If there be any reality
(which we have no reason to doubt) in
persons meeting in another world, how
these three vile reptiles must quail. wher
they come to stand before Clay and Jack.
son, the wronged and0he deceived, in q
sphere where all the deeds Of this world
are brought to light!
Kane, for the part he played in the
campaign of 1874. was rewarded by Poll
with the Judgeship; and he filed it in q
manner in keeping with the means through
which he obtained it. and the power al
whose hands it was conferred. His con.
duct in the case Of Passmore William
son, is another infamous chapter in his
history, and is worthy to go on record
with the deeds Of the Black Hole of Cal.
cutta, the Algerine Prisons, the Spanish
Inquisition, the French Bastile, and the
Tower of Londonl That affair alone
has cast a stain upon the name of Kane
which even the lustre Of the deeds o.
Elisha Kent Kane can never obliterate
Let the truth be told. and "let justice b.
done, though the heavens fall !"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

A SPEoMES.-The editor of the La.
grange Bnlle.in--a paper which is fond
Of calling all who are not Democrats.
"Black Republicans" and "Freesoilers, %
appears to be an average specimen
Of the Democratic editors Of Missouri.
He ia thus sketehed by the Lagrange
American
THE editor Of the Bulletin Is q Yankee
Abolitionist schoolmaster. from Newbu-
ryport, Mass, and it is strongly suspect.
ell hereabouts that he was sent ont to
Kansas as missionary" by the New
England Emigrant Aid Society, but con-
elnding that il was not best to 90 to
Kansas, he "held up" ct Lagrange. aud
has been hired bys few proGessed Demo!
Gratis 10 edit the Bnlletin. and denounce
all good and conservative men who were
horn and educated in the South, rs Black
Republicans and Abolitionists. 1rf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
R Il appears tSAt the peouls were

H 1t appears that the people were
again swindled. in the recent election for
Constable in this Township; and what il
the worst Of all, they were swindled by
those who pretended to be their bes.
friends. Never mind-it takes q long
time. sometimes. for people to get their
eyes open and when once open. they re-
main so. But there are some things
which can be done but once; and hereaf-
ter The people viii know in whom to put
condolences. That's al we want to say,
Just now.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
THE Nav YonK AIrncnnv -0nr ra.d

The New York MERcURY.-0ur read,
ers viii observe, in our advertising col.
umns. the prospectus Of this popular
weekly. which for the past ten years has
held a leading position in the Metropoli:
of the Union. It viii be seen that its
corps of writers embrace the most cele-
brated and popular of rOmancists, and il
is got up in the very best style for re.
spectacle family newspaper. The pro.
prietors Of the Mercury are men of sta
bility and character. and the public can
rely implicitly upon.their making good
their muni6cent promises. Read the an
uouncement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

ALBERT HEED. Eso.-Those having
legal business at Troy, or anywhere in
Doniphan or the adjoining Counties. are
referred to the Carl of Captain Heel. in
another column. He is located at Troy,
and is prepared to attend to all law mat
tiers. and give them his whole attention.
Any business entrusted to him, will be
attended to right, ard on very reasonable
terms.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

alt is ramored in court circles" say,
the Washington correspondent Of the N
Y. Post, " that the President is preparing
a message on Cnban affairs. He is bert
on carrying out the doctrines of the Os-
tend circular to steal Cubs. 1t is said be
viii charge upon Spain a series Of sup
posed aggressions perpetrated upon citi-
zens Of the United States by the authori.
ties Of Cuba. md recommend to Congress
the appointment Of commission to ne
gotiate with Spain for the purchase Of
that island"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

DocUxsNrs.-Wc are under obliga.
tons to Hon. Lyman Trumbull. of the
Senate. and Hons. N. J. Parrot and
James Craig. Of the House, for speeches
on the Kansas question. Also. to Hon.
Henry Waldron. Of the Honse. for an
exceedingly valuable document. being the
heretofore unpublished correspondents
between Gov. Geary and the President
and State Department. = -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

How THE LEcoMProS SwIxDLERs AT
WASHINGTON LOOK" The REGULAR
STATE PRIsoN CUT." Wherever you 90
in Washington you are sure to meet a
number of -hang-dog looking fellows,
who would be quickly spotted by the po-
lice Of any other city, and shown up as
suspicious ersonages. You meet those
men singly and in squalls on PsnnsyIvs-
MIA Avenue. in the hotels. and in the gal
leries Of the House and Senate. TAsir
faces are Of the regular STATE Prison cut.
You wonder that such queer looking GUS
toners should dare to show themselves
in the resorts of respectable citizcns.-
These felloSsare the camp followers OF
Calhoun and Garrison, the representa-
tives of 1.-the law and order party in
Kansas. They look like delegation of
escaped conVicts Of Van Dieman's Land,
or some other penal colony.-Correspon-
deRes Chicago Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

"PancuLEs, sor AEs."-This used
to be. and still is. ia. . great measure. .
favorits and popular motto. 1t vas 50
with George Washington. and AL Of the
best men of the country. IN FORMER times
It may at one time have been practicable
but that time is past. and the motto i
ar obsolete idea. 7 is high time men
should abandon it. and substitute in IL
stead. "Men. not Principles" Within
few years past. the country has suffered
more from the popular delusiOn of "Prin'
ciples, not Men," than from all Other
causes combined.
This can be illustrated By going nj
farther back than thselectiOn of franklin
Pierce to the Presidency. The leading
principle enunciated in the Platform upor
which he stood. was a strict adherence tC
the COMPROMISE measures Of 1850. and
incorporating opposition to sll at
tempts to renew the Slavery agitation
come from whaieser quarter they might
Pierce was comnaratively unknown, and
unpopular; bot he went into the Presi'
dency by an unprecedented vote, upon q
great principle. The leading act Of his
Administration. and the only one Of any
note. was violation Of that very princi'
pie, and renewed agitation Of the Sla-
very question. such as had never before
been witnessed. = @
James Buchanan, an unpopular. truck
ling time-server. with miserable politi'
cal record. was nominated for the Presi.
dency in 1856. upon Platform which
set forth another great prinGple-that Of
Popular Sovereignty-the right Of the
people of Territory to form their insti'
tutions in their own way. Buchanan en-
dorsed this principle so emphaticallyr
that he declared himself and the Platform
to be one-that be was this great princi.
ple itself Buchanan was elected for tho
sake of this principle. by the votes o.
those who utterly despised the man. But
he was scarcely seated in the Presidential
chair, before he commenced violating thai
principle. by aiding those who had usnr'
ped the rights Of the people of Terrific
ry. and by sending troops to enforce that
usurpat:on. He is even now exertins his
utmost energies to fasten upon the people
of that Territory q Constitution and in
stitutions which they never formed. and
which they abhor. Perhaps ere this he
has succeeded in his helIish design. and an.
initiated the great principle that brought
him into power.
We might multiply instances. bnt tht
foregoing will suffice. Is it not time
that the people should vote for men fol
Office? Elect men, instead of dema.
gogues. time-servers, and anprinciplei
things. who profess devotion to great
principles. and the country vii; fare much
better. 1t is folly for the people to GO
into an election upon q principle. and
elect person to carry it out. who has no
regard for principle. for his solemn wOnl,
or for the will Of tine people. Far better
elect a true, honest man. saying not q
word about any principle whatsoever
and then he might be looked to with
confidence. to do what is right and inst,
as nearly as it lies in the power of man
TO do. Let MS try men for awhile. and
see if principles do not fare better in the
end. M 81 sa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

WHAr! War The Crusader Of
Freedom is again before u.s. The editor
announces that the paper will henceforth
be issued regularly, and will be the organ
of no party, and of no person. except its
editor. 1t will hereafter support no man
for Office, unless he runs as an out-and-
out Republican. The eiitor thinks the
Free State party. as at present organized.
is humbug. designed to place Democrats
in Office. But strangest of all-look and
listen The comes down on Gen. Lane.
denouncing him as hypocrite, cheat,
dcceiver. demsgogue. and political
aspirsnt, and viii not publish any more
chapters of his autobiography, except
as advertisements. The editor plainly
admits that Lane has " drawed him on /"
mos: beautifully. We will publish the
article next week. In the meantime,
wonder what those persons viii say, who
have been snarling at US, ever since we
commenced the publication of the Chief.
for not agreeing that Lane is q second
edition of Jesus Christ Things Is work
ing! But now, when people began to
think Lane was coming within the bounds
of reason. his former "suckersY denouace
him. Perhaps there is something in that.
Let us milk and water chaps" look on.
and we shall soon "sce what we shall
see %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
~ Tha CnnstitniionaI Cnnrenli

II The Constitutional Convention
met at Centropoiis. (alios Minneola. al
the appointed time, and elected Gen. Lane
as President, S. F. Tappan Secretary.
and R. j. Hinton Reporter. They then
voted to adjourn to Topeka. and after.
wards changed It to Leavenwortb. This
last move is agood one. and shows slight
y that Topeka is second best in the Con-
vention. T. Da o. tL -a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

Horse BrLLs.-We are prepared to do
up Horse Bills in a superior style; and
as this is the season Of the year for snch
things, we invite call from those wish
ing the article. We have q large cut.
which displays such bills to advantage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

HIt is rumored that we are soon to
have a new Governor-aPe Pennsylvania.
as usual. What dec thing has poor
Denver been doing. that he should be
decapitsted so soon? We suspect it is
because he could not swallow the tremen-
deus election frauds, in Leayenworth
County. without . little straining and a
WY face. -. -.,,,..s,r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

E We are under obligations to
neighbor Cundiff, of the Holt County
News. for the loan of some printing ink
that which We ordered from ST. Louis
not having arrived by the time our stock
vas exhausted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

FIRE IN THE WooDs.-Some scamp,
on Saturday last, set FIRE to the prairie
grass, at the edge Of the woods on the
town tract. On Sunday, the FIRE had
spread over a large portion of the woods,
destroying q considerable quantity Of
cord wood. and injuring much valuable
timber.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
kE The DAYTON and Germaptt,ow

r. The Dayton and Germantown
TO- papers bring us accounts ofthe death
and funeral ceremonies Of DR.. Henry F.
Kehns. hosdied. recently. Of Consump-
ton. at Mariana. FIoritla. and was buried
at Germantown. We knew him we'll
and know that he was worthy Of an the
ho9ors which attended his remains TO
their Undressing place.. gaa aq 6
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

CoaRLETELY CRUSHED 0Ur-Ths sSas
viors of Nicaragua. /" appear TO Be COM
pIetely crpsbsd' ont. Gen. Wakes, Gheir
leader. Is still lerturIng about the towns
and villages in Tennessee. but nobody
appears to pay any attention to him. Ths
Presidents Message on fllibusterinr. and
the eommistee's report IN Congress, have
ussd tbs business up stisctnsIly. - 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
AGENTS.

g.E. DUDDEEIDsI, (suecessorto W. S. Swym
Her,) North West Corner Of Olive and Main
Htreets, 81. Louis, IL our Agent IN thas City, to-
RaIiGHAg Subscriptions and Advertisements, ane
l3king collections for the Chief
SJ.J! ROM, ESQ.,, Post Master. Oregon. Mo.
sET. MfLfER, West Alexandra, Preble Co, o
= CT. DILL, Germantown, Ohio.
0ftILIr RooT, Esq. Padonia. Brown Co . x
a. W. WILIIAMs, ESQ.,, sabethas
D1x. McFARLAHD, ESQ. Carson.
NV. WILHoTT. Esq, Mt. Roy,
7. DnunxoxD, ESQ.,, HiaWatha,
NIL SAwix, Esq, Sawin'B Store.
= TosnrY 4 LAfnS. Seneca, Nemaba Co., Kan
: Rev. c. GRAHAx. Highland, DOniphan Co., K
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

OH Beck AT HoNE.-At the recent
municipal election in Lancaster. Pa. the
Presidents home. Thos H. Burronghs.
an anti-Leeompton candidate was chosen
Mayor. over Zimmerman, . Bachanan
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

R Nature begins to wear Spring
aspect. The trees are becoming green,
and the grass is springing up finely. A
few wafm showers win set matters ahead
nicely.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

Col. Harris, of Illinois. in his letter to
the New York anti-Lecompton meeting.
says that rather thsa vote for that Con-
stitution, he would be fruci6ed head
downward" - ~ -. %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

ADNINsTRLToR's SALE.-In another
column. will be found the Advertisement
of the Sale of Personal Property belong,
ing to the Estate of Rev. John Dunbar.
deceased. The Sale is to come off on
Saturday. the 18th inst. on Wolf River.
There will be sold Oxen, Horses. Cattle.
Sheep, Mule. Wagons. Farming Uten-
sils, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
a Library of Books. Re. Those wishing
bargains, viii do well to attend the Sale.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

% The Steamer Omaha landed pas
sengers and freight at our wharf. on Fri
day evening. and her Clerk furnished rs
with late papers. The Omaha is the
most popular boat on the Missouri; and
her officers. Andrew Wineland, Captain,
and j. Jewett Wilcox. Clerk. understand
Just how to make any boat popular.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

E The Steamer Carrier landed .
quantity of freight at our wharf. and
some passengers. on Thursday: evening.
She also landed freight here on her down
trip. on Monday. Her Clerk has .our
thanks for late papers. re
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

H 1t is said that the Land Office for
this District, is shortly to be removed
from Sweet Kickapoo to Kinnekuck. q
town southwest from here. and near the
centre of the District II is also said
that Whitfield has been removed, for be-
ing a,little shaky on Lecompton.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

The sole survivor Of the Wyomiae
masssere'is Mr. Asa Gore. now living i
the town Of Preston. Conn. atths sFs q
ssvsniy.niue. .. u q. .-I..-s,.s-. \ -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

R There is q Pest Office in Chester.
Geld County. Virgins. called "skin.
quarter" Oh. what a nsms,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
Total,

The great misfortune vas that We received %
money, but had 10 book all our accounts, and
trust to circumstances for our pay. Having re.
ceived no money, Of course re were not able 10
paw OF the bills against Us, and were compelled
10 close up our business. This was delicate
piece Of business. People generally do no, til.
10 be reminded Of their indebtedness. The Der
son who undertakes Il, must be . man Of nerve
tn bear all that will be heaped upon him Hy ihos.
wh1n he ofeRds, BY poking accounts under their
noses. With those facts before them, the con.
PAW proceeded 70 select proper person to At.
tend to the business Of settling up. A plan va
hit upon that no one has ever thought Of before,
The most ornery. Ro-account fellow in the con.
pany-one who never was respected BY anybOly,
not even = dog-one who had no character that
could possibly be made worse BY any exposure,
was selected as the person to attend to this hu.
siDess. He was to withdraw from the concern.
II would then naturally follow that the whole
business would have 70 be wound up So notice
vas given TO everybody knowing themselves 70
be indebted, &C., to walk up to the trough and
" shell out" Our man proceeded with the work
bra, ely; posted up notices, sent bills to dein.
quents, &c. Those whom he did not like very
well, personally, he sued, whether they had
money or not, or we're honest or not. Curses
and imprecatiOns the vileSt we're heaped upon
him, but his character couldn't be made any
worse, and by way Of security against unforeseen
circumstances, it had been insured for all that
il was worth, so no loss was sustained by the
Company. We viii soon have enough collected
to pay OF your bin.
Ian authorized to state, that during the time
of the suspension Of payments By the Company,
propositions will be received at the Office from
the worst scOundreIs that can be scared up any
where, to I'll the place Of the retiring member
We expect TO close out again soon.
Yours, truly,
T. FIDDLESTICKS PILESER-
P. s. Don't insert this as an advertisement
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
Corresponding.
fFor the Kansas Chief

Mr.. EDEroas-In your last weeks ism. -.
saw SC 70 refer 10 the firm Of T. FiSdl.,,;..-
Pileser & Co..-Of which vas a memb.,-..
. manner that u c4lculasSd 70 do great iniu,s..
to the Company. Ideny most empAalicaIl,. A.
inHmason that We wished % suindie you on, !,
What Is due you. Il Is our intention TO remuD..
ate you amply Sos the services you har. ~,
formed, and Herewith transmit 70 you our not,
payable one-half when re die, and the bal.D,.
when We come back.
Perhaps . statement Of the Affairs Of the Coz.
pany. may prove satisfactory to yOu and O,S,,
creditors.
Ssstenrst for quarter ending SsptsnSer 81, 1851.
Old bachelors splieed 10 female children
through our influence, 10
Old bachelors splieed 70 females Who have Gu.
their eye-teeth. q
Old bachelors splieed to " Tiddes," S
widowers to widows and orphans, l
do to Supsrannuated females. 1
do to juvenile females, !
Total, , q
RooP TRADe.
No. Of hoops sold 70 white ladies', n
do 10 darkies, Es
do for pork barrels, lO,Eis
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

S Ex-Governor Cunning. Of Nebras-
ka. died at Omaha, on the morning of
March 23d. He was not yet 81 years of
AGE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01

The Territory Of Ari.oaA Is 800 n.iIss
long and 50 wids. 80 = pa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
Yours, truly

FIDDLEsTICKs PILEsER-
P. s. Don't insert this as an advertisement
for do not wish TO increase my liabilities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

ApvrErpurSt EXTRAORDINARY. The FOL-
lowing advertisement, appears in the ChicA-
g T,me-
Ws7i,i-By four young seutlcmcn-
r art wit1,u; lodging. on either Wabash
@, N,ch,sln Avenue, with a private family,
w. ra.-, are lew or 40 bJarifrs. r.
q r-l-gac privilege, Of heins few mo-
"a go, I,,, 20 6re,kra,,. withol; incgrriu.
a. -,,S %. a h,,w up of ,einS absent DAY
ut.I,4t exciting curiosity; Of eating lish,
.r lew '1,at h,,ng suspected Ut di-s';i'''c-
. ~ hing required 70 make loans
O. .-niy. taking prospective board
..... D- s~u1s old h'1;' without
... r.... .,-.'al with . 90 visiting thr
I. r..plt h..l. suspected II sinister
, 20, 1 tr,',pS. OF h,ins polite %
y..s I.iI.. without fear OF action Cor
h-. ,. .-mi-s; of being absent when
fr .i.wl.a ,nFPi'1 hari,, dine, (ln, god
b.ii .1 Oh, family NJ ohj',,iou, provided
g. np;h.r d,n't call hrm \ hsauty;) OF be-
in: generally agreeable and perfectly at
hone. Bari paid hourly in advance II
required. Ailrys. box 500 pos, oace.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

A STR,>GE LovE SroEr. The Palmer
(M,,s) Journal gives the particulars Of a
somewhat romantic affair which occurred in
tha, town, lately. emitting the names by
request. A young tailoress, who bad cap
tivied many hear, by her good looks,
was ordered BY her stern parent to rejec,
the attentions Of all who were not Of her
religious creed, and was finally forced 10
Weld her hand 10 a coarse. rcpulsive fellow,
who could not take her heart with IL. In
vain she plead asaius, being made an I'M
willing bride The marriage took place
ani o. heari VI the bride s,enei crushed
by dreadful blow. The bloom Of eighteen
simmer. r,l,l upon her cheek and a deep
melancholy settled up,n Der. The idea OF
b.ins c,niemn,d 10 pass her lIie with a
man shs cpuld not love led her 10 adopt a
te,r.r., r,.llatiln--hc would poison him
IT, t-.tg potion aa- prepared, bat BY a
t..s. .g lIrery the husband was savei.
ll.rGei it t', r.roE escape De- left hi.
viii laf f. r ClU.osna. Toe dessru1n
wa ul ,l..u,Iy. Beng len alone she rOse
OF youth ssain kindled on her cheek, and
she j. now as pretty a California widow as
can be foand m all the States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
TnE GREAT LIDRiGY OFFER :
araTryG nreyBx!

The s1coc., which ouf agents are meeting with
!. almost astonishing. Among the many evidences
ol tn. fact. ~ prrscni the following from one o(
our agenis already IN the field:
81 have nov been at work can's.ing m YOUR
Magazine one week. and am delighted With the
business. II IL different from conVassing fof ANY.
thing else ever tired. am sure TO gc, suhscTi.
bcr ~ every h-.ily where they eau rake together
thrre dollars. am never received With indiiler.
eacc an,whcr,. Gr the 6n.i ,Aing do is To unroll
m, engraving before lst anybod, knoW what
sm after, ani ,hus ! get them interested before
the, know whats splendid odrr I am going 20
make them. Sometime. they ask my price lor the
engraving, and tell them Eve dollars; aud When
offer them the engraving and Magazine one year
for three dollar. they are perfectly asioni,hed l
did not get TO going we'll Zoe the fr., two or ihrce